Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1889, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON ROSEY s. NOYES. THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireutation of avy Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. In these days of advanced thought and deep research, it is oftener science than conscience that ‘does make cowards of us all.” Nervous persons are on the lookout constantly for ba- illi in their meats, and infusoria in their drinks, and adulterants in their groceries and drugs, But the latest sensation in this line is the warning to amasement-seekers uttered by leading physicians in New York, as to the dan- ger of using the opera-glasses loaned to the public at one of the theaters on the drop-a- quarter-in-the-slot plan. ‘Persons affected with granular lids, or having any other purulent affection of the eye,” one authority is quoted as saying, “will be very likely, in using a glass, to exude upon it some particle of infected matter. This particle is just 2s likely to be transferred to the eye of the next person who uses the glass, and the result is almost sure to be contagion.” So great danger resides in the indiscriminate use of objects which touch the skin of different persons in delicate places, that it has become the practice, in Roman Cath- olie churches where relics are kissed by many worshipers, to keep a cloth saturated with an anti-septic solution, and wipe each object care- fully after a pair of human lips have touched it. Asimilar precaution is recommended to the manager who has adopted the automatic opera-glass box in his theater; as it is believed that, if the rims which touch the eye are carefully disinfected after each evening's per- formance before the glasses are returned to their cases, the chances of harm will be re- daced to a minimum, and the publie generally ean avail themselves of a great convenience without fear of the consequences. But the mere suggestion will be enough to deter nerv- ous persons from using the rented lorgnette and nobody knows how many quarters the en- terprising manager may have lost throngh the anxiety of the oculists to sound a timely warn- ing to the community. —$—$<$<$<—<— ‘The feature of yesterday's proceedings in the House was e filibustering deadlock on anti- filibustering legislation. The resolution under consideration provided that for the remainder of the session there should be no call of states for the introduction of bills on the first and third Mondays of each month. There is no good reason why the time of the national le; latore should be wasted on certain days of the month by the introducing and reading. merely to kill time and to prevent objectionable legis- lation, of voluminous bills or pretended bills never intended to be acted upon; or why, on such days, a single member who does not feel like legislating should be able to prevent action by the House of Representatives. To require @ two-thirds vote on these suspension days furnishes a sufficient eheck upon hasty and unwise legislation, and protects as far as they are entitled to protec- tion the rights of a minority. The American idea is not to prohibit all action except in matters concerning which the members of the legislature are unanimous. There is no popu- lar demand for the conversion of the House of Representatives into a jury which one obstinate member can render impotent. The tendency of things has been for some time in the diree- tion of reducing the House to a condition of practical impoten result of establish- ing satisfactorily inability to do anything at this session it may be expected that the House will be called upon for a further exposition of “How not to do it” at an extra session, a “What's bred in the bone will come out in the flesh,” says the old proverb; and the saws about heredity in ill traits are numberiess, They will all be quoted, prob to fit the ease of young Hopkins, arrested in Cincinnati for complicity in some extensive forgeries. | the notorious “B prison by President Cleveland. to enable him to die decently at home, and the son appears re to step into his place. And yet it is onl; to the young man to give him the bene doubt until some evidenc against him more potent than the confession of @ youth who was intimate with him. It is the safest rule to let every tub stand on its own bottom. and not assume that the sins of one generation inevitably commit its posterity to a course of evil-doing. a The statehood ¢ ution in Washington territory seems practically unanimous in in- sisting that the name of the commonw shall be unchanged in the process of admission to the union. The endless confusion to which this would give rise has no effect upon the opinions of the delegates. It is time that the Northern Pacific railway took a hand in the controversy. It has settled nearly every ques- tion for the territory off-hand; why should it not do as much for the state? fair tofa is forthcoming alth oe-seeechete Inspector Bonfield, of the Chicago police, has arrested a man on suspicion of being the notorious Gustave de Rohan, who, in the guise of a priest, has proved himself one of the shrewdest confidence men in the country. He denies his identity, however. Unlike his great namesake, he has no notion of proudly proclaiming: “Rohan je suis!” To the old Rohan it meant present honors and undying fame. To the Rohan of our day it would mean an indefinite residence in the penitentiary. siesber! sao The withdrawal of the nomination of Leon ©. Bailey to be district attorney for Indiana and the naming of Solomon Claypool for the position are variously construed. It may be that the President has only recently learned the full extent of the objections to Mr. Bailey as a personal assailant of Gen. Harrison and as a close friend of convicted violators of the elec- tion laws, and that the action is in the neture of a dignified apology to the President elect and a concession to public opinion. Or it may be that the certainty of the rejection of Bailey nomination by the Senate pointed to the con- tinuance of a vacancy in the office until the in- coming administration is installed, and that the wise democratic policy appeared to be to fill the office before the 4th of March with a demo- etat to whom the Senate can raise no objection, and who in view of the complications in the bribery and corruption cases in Indiana may be expected to be allowed to hold his place under the new administration. er John Arthur Burns, evidently “Jack, the Rip- per,” hasturned up in St. Louis, threatening to tear the heart out of a woman of ill-repute, and attempting to destroy her life in conformity with an alleged divine command. $+ a ‘The American Wilkie Collins should write a new novel entitled “Man and Wife,” bringing out the inconsistencies and peculiarities of the marriage laws of the varfous states. He would have a much wider and more varied field from which to draw materials than the British novelist. The Standard Oil Company is beginning to take an interest in the Delaware Senatorship, and a representative of that corporation is on the ground asking votes for the position. When the Standard Oii Company and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company come into hostile collision at Dover, little Delaware will be shaken from end to end. <<< ‘The glass manufacturers from Pittsburg are coming down upon Washington next week in force, their object being to discuss the Senate tariff bill. Then look out to hear something crack. re Harrison to say how often the operation shall be repeated during the next four years. Hopkins, is | so ill that he has just been pardoned out of | 2% 2 Fal Ee) coc. 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TR OA OU OD MM aM m gag, BOB AS U U MMMM” § RBROOAA U U MMMM ROB AAA UU MMM Bua bua A A UU OMMM ‘ss Jat 7TH, 8TH, AND D STREETS. | TPE MISSES CUNNINGHAM, FURRI t, second fi oor, And 1310 8th ween Nand Osta, jadm We Ane Nor GOING OUT OF BUSINESS, NOR RE- BUILD, NOR MAKE ANY CHANGE IN THE FILM, BUT FINDING THAT WE HAVE TOO MANY GooDSs HAVE DECIDED TO REDUCE OUR LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS BY SELLING THEM AT COST, AND IN MANY CASES LESS THAN COST. COME EARLY AND GET THE BEST BAR- GALNS. T. B. TOWNER & SON, 1316 7TH ST. N.W., Jat-Im DRY GOODS DEALERS. Cuaxce For Bancars. TO PURCHASE GOODS AT FABULOUSLY LOW PRICES. An immense sacrifice sale commences to-da} stock of Dry Goods and Faucy disposed of, consisting of Brown aud Bleached Goods is tusiin, Canton Flannel, Priuts, ¢ wehama, Flapneis, Line, Hosiery, and ‘Geut’s’ Underwear,” Cx Haudkerchiets, Laces, Dress Goods, Cloaks, Jewel Buttous, & , Se, sale is rendered necessary owi emand for space for our Ladie ‘hildren’s Suit Department, whic be made the larvest in tuecity. Our shelves are With every description of these goods and must be cis. posed of to fit up our Cloak aud Suit Department, Call early aud avoid the rush for bargains, Kemeuiber tue piace. MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT, 918 7th st. nw. $4-12t Herzog’s Old Stand, Eee too ce, MA, 208 &. Ena street. ent Barber Cl All d Barber Furniture kinds of Barber Sup) Keliabie and best place for outfits at lowest prices. Cail on us. 4-lawst* FPaasx M. Lewss, JEWELER, SILVERSMITH AND DEALER IN FINE STATIONERY. WHITING'S STANDARD LINEN PAPERS AND ENVELOPES. MARCU > WARD'S ROYAL IRISH LINEN PAPERS AND ENVELOPES. WEDDING INVITATIONS AND VISITING CARDS CORRECTLY ENGRAVED. 1215 PA. AVE. ESTABLISHED 1840, Jad-3m You cas Gera CHINCHILLA OVERCOAT vised ‘at $133 at the LONDON AND LiVEKPOOL CLOTHING Co., _36-om 7th aud G sis. Punavevrana Sronz, WE WANT TO REDUCE OUR STOCK. WE WANT TO DO IT QUICKLY. WE SHALL DO IT BY REDUCING PRICES. WE WANT YOU TO KNOW IT. FUR TRIMMINGS, MONKEY, BLACK MARTIN, RACCOON, GREY FOX, BLUE HARE, SILVER AND BLACK co +ALL AT PRICES TO MAKE THEM WOOL, ZEPHYR, PLUSH AND SILK HOODS, TO- BOGGANS, TAM O’SHANTERS, AND WOOL AND CHENILLE FASCINATORS AT ONE HALF THEIR VALUE. IMPORTED GERMANTOWN WOOL 16c. AN OZ. IMPORTED SAXONY AT 100. 11-4 5 LB. ALL-WOOL BLANKETS AT @4. Go. CARHART & LEIDY, jaz 928 7th and 706 K st. n. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C. As Iswormsr Day. ‘To-morrow will be an important day with us. ‘We bring to a close two of the greatest clothing sales that have ever taken place in this city. One is our marvelous sale of Children’s Over- coats—Overcoats at half-price. Garments that ‘were $2 now $1; $5 ones now $3. Lots of $8 ones we've marked #5, #10 ones $7 and soon. ‘To-morrow will be your last chance to secure one of these coats. As we told you when we announced this sale on Wednesday last, they ~ are all that are left of some of our most popular lines. The lots are incomplete, and we cannot afford to give any room to broken sizes, so we have taken this means to clear off the “odds andends.” If you're fortunate enough to have ‘Schild the right age for one of these coats you can make a purchase that will eclipse any bar- gain you ever saw or heard of. Just bear in mind that to-morrow night this sale is positively brought to aclose, THE OTHER SALE. This is our great sale of $24, $23, $20, and $18 Men's and Youth's Suits for $13.75 that has been occupying your attention for two weeks past, When we opened this great reduc- tion there were twenty-six hundred of the finest specimens of unique and fashionable garments that human eyes ever gazed upon, You were able tocomein and pick out just what you wanted—it has been here every time— Amonth previous these same suits were $24, $23, 822, $20, or $18, and now $13.75 is all youare asked to pay. Everything, however, must have an ending, and we are forced to shut ‘this off—and at once. To-morrow will be your very last chance, If you don't improve it it’s not our fault, SAKS AND COMPANY, BARGAINS IN GARMENTS YOU WANT AND NEED, ja4 SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. A Cuaxce For Somenopy. 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON LADIES’ AND MISSES’ DRESSES. Any PLUSH JACKET, VISITE or MODJESKA in our store ata discount of 25 per cent. Any COLORED CLOTH JACKET at a discount of 20 per cent, Any BLACK CLOTH JACKET at 8 discount of 15 per cent. Any COLORED or BLACK CLOTH MODJESKA at discount of 25 per cent. Misses’ NEWMARKETS and JACKETS and Chil- dren's COATS and DRESSES at 10 per cent discount. 20 per cent on all PLUSH SACQUES, NEW- MARKETS and RAGLANS. Those coming first will receive the best bargains. LANSPURGH & BRO. Ja 420, 422, 424 and 426 7th st. n.w, Cuas. A. Movpmas, 6 ¥ STREET, SPECIAL SALE OF LAMPS, GLOBES, &c. FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY, JAY ALL LAMPS 15 PER CENT LESS THAN PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. 25. Colored Globes for 1 i Heavy, 4c. AK 20c. Wagon Lanterns, Gas Drop-Lights, all a ype 5 percent less than regu- jar prices, THREE DAYS ONLY. Gas Fixtures at dgwest prices; inspection invited; Proposals turnish C. A. MUDDIMAN, cohol Stoves, Ja3-2t 1206 F 7 _ Now Is Your Obvronresrry : TO BUY A an ut » 1” aS a ee 4 bp » 885s | HH W LULL ppp Sass cco 00 A eoce & Go OS AT ecg * AT A GREAT REDUCTION. , og only have a few left, as shown by the following ist: BEB H RB R R R i No Coats z 5 E SE ee eS 4 $13. 00 4 8. 6.50 4 11 7.00 4 9. 8.00 3 8. 6.00 6 . 2 6.00 @ 12. 5.00 6 8 7.00 6 5.00 8 6.50 6 8 8 8 8 8 8 BERR BE RRR RR I No.Coats 10 10 10 10 15.00 10 20.00 10 5.00 10 15.00 10 14.75 10 6.00 Rn 875 LADIES? WRAPS, JACKETS, NEWMARKETS, AND PEASANT UInCULALS: oats All new goods this season, at Greatly Reduced Prices. Complete assortment of Ladies’ Furnishings. WM. H. McKNEW, Successor to R. H. Taylor, 3a3-3m. 933 Pennsylvania ave. 1889, BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS, COUNTING-HOUSE STATIONERY, DIARIES, ALL SIZES, FOR 1889, PHYSICIANS’ VISITING LISTS, AIDS TO THE ounpse SCHOOL LESSONS, x ‘WM. BALLANTYNE & SON, ja3 428 7TH STREET. Ossie. fap posure mean axrrug ‘the iE > ING con a pe td ‘Ab LIVERPOOL CLOTH- \RT STUDENTS’ LEaGUE, SUN BUILDING ASS, STUDENTS LEAGUE, SUN BUILDING Fgt. and Ey nd Paintin in Oils and Water oheet Sinan fer, Dh WG, We He Wohnen wee dees Mee J. Cc. Hercussox, TMPORTER JUST RECEIVED, CHOICE NOVELTIES IN DRESS TRIMMING Srecrat Reoverioxs IN PANTALOONS MADE TO ORDER. TO CUT DOWN OUR STOCK OF FINE TROUSERINGS WE TO-DAY (JAN. 2D) MARK ALL OUR $15 AND $16 PANTS $12.50. OUR $12.50 AND $14 PANTS 10. OUR $10 PANTS $8, THESE ARE NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, AND WILL BE CUT UP ON THE PREMISES, MADE UP HERE UNDER OUR OWN*SUPERVISION. FIT AND WORKMAN- SHIP GUARANTEED, AT THE PRICES QUOTED ABOVE THESE ARE GREATER BARGAINS THAN YOU ARE LIKELY TO FIND ANYWHERE ELSE IN WASHINGTON. ~ EB. BARNUM & CO, 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Sezcut Dany ““Srore News" FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1889, pi : WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Our Ninth Annual Jannary Sales claim atten- tion at present. The following Departments play @ part: LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. READY-MADE BED-CLOTHING, MENS’ UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS. AND CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES. As the watchword is ever onward and upward, ‘we aim to sell more this month than we did this month a year ago. The outlook is most encour- aging. We havea larger store, with greatly-in- creased facilities for handling the trade. Woe have a much larger stock of these particular goods—in a greater viriety, and, what is of more importance to you than either, WE ARE OFFERING CONSIDERABLY BETTER VAL- UES THAN WE DID AYEAR AGO, The rea- sons are these, principally: We are buying more, and can buy cheaper; we areselling more, and can afford to sell at aless profit. (Read that again if you don’t grasp its full meaning, for it is equally applicable to our entire stock of merchandise] The larger the wens grows the lower the prices will become, We Propose to make it more and more to your in- terest to shop here, We simply ask a comparison of the goods we sell with those offered elsewhere at the same Prices, We stand ready to refund the money for everything we sell if it be returned in the condition bought. We ask your examination of the stocks in- eluded in this Ninth Annual Special January Sale, confident that yon will appreciate our ex- tensive preparations, the attractive assortments and the very low prices at which the goods are offered. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ba ei News: Coxrrscen. We herewith formally announce the inaugu- tion of our NINTH ANNUAL SPECIAL SALE or FINE SWISS EMBROIDERIES. FINE INDIA LINEN EMBROIDERIES. FINE NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES. FINE JACONET EMBROIDERIES FINE CAMBRIC EMBROIDER By Embroideries, we mean the Edgings, In- sertings, All-Overs and Flouncings, For fur- ther particulars call at the store or see to-mor- row's “Store News” in THIS COLUMN, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. (Second floor.) Exrra **Sronre News” Coxrisven. We have sold more Ladies’ Muslin Under- wear the past twodaysthan during any pre- vious two days since we began business in Washington. Do you realize the full import of this fact? There isa great deal of meaning in it. We sold a very great quantity of Underwear during this sale last January, but we meant to sell more this January, and will. We say we will because we can now serve you better than ever we could—better than anybody else can. We have raised the standard of ready-made Underwear. Better Muslins, better work, bet- ter sewing, better trimmings—a better Garment than ever it was. And yet prices are as low, and in some instances lower than they ever were. This is the first season we offered a good Muslin Gown for 45c.;a Torchon Lace-Trim- med Gown for $1, and others of the same ilk, CORSET COVERS. Corset Covers of a fair grade of undressed 8- cent Cotton Muslin, worked button holes, finished seams, with darts, excellent fitting shape, hich and low neck, and the grestest in in Corset Covers ever offered, All Ont eoveree ee 12% Corset Covers of fine soft Cambric, yoke of twelve fine tucks, five well-worked button holes, four-hole pearl buttons, made with darts to insure fit, excellently made and tin- ed. All sizes. a} Corset Covers of Fine Lonsdale Cambric, with V-shaped Neck filled in with thres-inch Hamburg Embroidery, well-worked button- holes, pear) buttons, felled seams, double- stitched. and splendid fitting, Only, CHEMI: Chemise made from a fair grade of unsized Muslin, neck and sleeves trimmed with Cam- bric ruffle, finished with Cotton edging; all seams felled, Only. Chemise of a better er: lin, corded band, front of all seams felled, full le of ur: Mus- clustered tucks, th and width, od soft Muslin, with new shaped yoke of fifty fine tucks; all seams finished, full width and length. Onl; DRAWERS. Drawers of good unsized cotton, yoke band, wide hem, with one-inch ic rufle, finished with cotton edging, full cut, and all seams felled. Only. Drawers of a fine grade of heavy cotton, yoke band, wide tucked hem, edged with two-inch cambric ruffle, full cut, well made, and in two styles, Onl, -50 | SKIRTS. Skirts of good strong muslin, with wide ecambric rufile, with cluster of tucks in the ruffle and two clusters of tucks above, full width and good length. The best skirt ever sold for the amount, Only. 5 Skirts of extra-fine str slin, finished with elaborate nine-inch Hamburg rufile, with seven fine tucks above the ruflle. Extra good value, Only, oe 8L Gowns of good ten-cent Cotton Muslin, with Yoke of four clusters of five fine tucks, neck and sleeves finished with Cambric ruffle. Well made and neatly finished. Splendid value, Only, ++-45 8 rong Cotton without yoke of fine tucks and Torchon Lace in- neck, yoke and sleeves trimmed with Torchon Lace. This is our “prize” gown, and is unquestionably the best and finest garment of its kind ever offered at vnly,, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, th and F sts. n. [iscentanzous * Crome News» You cleaned ns out of Baskets at Christmas, and we were compelled to go to the market for more. They are here to-day in a greatery va- riety and a choicer assortment than ever before ~if possible. We are selling them for German Favors, Progressive Eucher Prizes, Dinner Favors, &c, The shapes are new to you, and will, we believe, prove pleasing and attractive, ‘Bec. to $10 runs the gauntlet of prices, (Second floor; in new annex.) Au “after Christmas” bargain in Men’s Hand- kerchiefs. We had a big lot of them a week or 80 before Christmas, but they didn’t hold out. Men's Fine Grade, Pure Linen, Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, in all White aud a very choice variety of attractively colored borders in neat designs, Only 123c. each. These out-rank any yet shown at the price, and are an extra- ordinary value. . WOODWARD & LOTEHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta now. ANUARY 4, 1889 = While it may be never too late to mend there is not much virtue in the reduced prices of those merchants who, awaking from a Rip Van Winkle sleep, find themselves an age behind the times and forthwith hasten to reduce prices on goods—the accumulation of years. These are bad bargains. ‘Again, the merchants who chance being paid—who credit—must charge pro rata or fail. They, tod. at ‘times reduce their necessarily high prices. These are indifferent bargains. Lastly, the merchant whose strictly cash business We wrt PPP PoP gs EPP Ss. P Sss8 4 y vy BBR n BB in BBB it BB It BBB i FOR SATURDAY, JANURAY 5, BECAUSE OF REDUCED PRICES IN SEASON The PALAIS ROYAL is never burdened with old stock. ‘The goods quoted below are still in season, but reduced in price to make space for the New Year novelties that are crowding the counters, Groves Ar Har Pare. The Old Year Gloves at half price—crowded out by the New Year novelties. 5c. instead of $1.50 is less than half price for the 4-Button “Palais Royal” Un- dressed Kid Gloves, Not a fault of construction. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. The reason is, only sizes 644 to 734, only shades Tans. 59c. instead of $1 for 4-Button Pigskin Gloves, with embroidered backs. ALL SIZES and colors. 59c. instead of 68c. for real French Kid Gloves. 89e. instead of 8c. for Pizskin Mousquetaires. 19c. instead of 25c. for Cashmere Cloth Mousque- taires, 62 New Year Novelty Gloves now on view. THE PALAIS ROYAL, _(Continned below.) Moxz Goon Banos. NECKWEAR.—Polting Cloth Ruffling, with silk cord, forming flowers in natural colors; also, with gold and silver cord, 35c. a yard, worth and generally sold for 50c. JEWELRY.—Don't laugh. Lace Pins and Earrings for 10c., in Roll Gold, Silver, Enamel. Prices were from 50c. to $1. Call early to-morrow for $1 Jewelry for 10c., and you wont be disappointed. HOSE.—Broken lots 50c. Hose {01 » or 3 pairs for $1, boot patterns, Silk Hose in all ec Silk Hose for 85 HANDKERCHIE! Handkerchiefs for mbroidered. the “Jane Hading,"the Dotted Chenille, the Bordered Veilings are the three latest crazes. AND FOR TO-MORROW, WRAPS AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.—10 per cent off the lately reduced prices. Please read our entire column, as this evening is the last time we'll rtise these wraps. To terminate the sale in crand style, we also reduce the price of Jerseys. Fifty and seventy-five cents clipped off the prices of our Jerseys means more than half of the profits. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Utsrers Ar Repvcep Paces. The majority of these Ulsters will be as desirable to younext winter as now. For instance: THE ENGLISH BEAVER ULSTERS that we still have in sizes 34, 36,38. These were 825 each, but reduced just before Christmas to $20 each. The 10 per cent discount for to-morrow brings the price down to 818. This question to you, Isn't this the wlster that has been sold at the eredit stores for $30? Here's the descrip- tion: English Beaver, in all colors, loose front, bell sleeve, elaborately braided. Another illustration—STRIPED CLOTH ULSTERS Loose Front, Tight Back, Angel Sleeves, sizes 34 to 42. Former price $18, then reduced to $16, AND FOR TO-MORROW, $14.40. You may see to-morrow the Ulster that strikes your fancy, and if it don’t fit exactly we'll make it do so and without extra charge. © _Continued bel Topseskas Ar Less Prices. A few illustrations only. Braided Beaver in Green, Navy and Black, sizes 34 to42. From $20 down to $16 before Christmas, 10 per cent off the reduced price to-morrow. English Corkscrew, Braid Trimming, Quilted Satin Lining, sizes 34 to 38, $20 instead of its worth-#2 Black Beaver Visites, Braid inches. Down from $35 to $2 count to-morrow, over, only sizes 36 and 10 per cent dis- THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) EAL Wras Go Dovws. Down in prices before Christmas and now 10 per cent off the reduced prices. In short, from three to ten dollars off the prices of a month ago, SEAL PLUSH VISITES. ¢2- You may truly inform the man of the family that now és the best time to buy. THE PALAIS ROYAL, _ (Continued below.) Warsra J ackers To Go. 10 per cent off the prices quoted below. The prices are only eloquent when the goods areseen. The qual- ity, the fit. the style, eritically inspected. BEAVER CLOTH JACKETS in Green, Navy, Black. Sizes 34 to 42. Prices JERSEY CLOTH JACKETS, Tailor Finished, 84,50, $5, 86, 87, 88, $9, $10, $12, $15, 814, English Diagonal Cloth, Satin Lined, 812. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Wravrrrns Ar Repvceo Prices, The style is as important as the quality of material and trimmings, See the styles at below-mentioned prices, Flannel Wrappers, in gray, navy, garnet; Plain, $5; Braided, $7, $8, $10; Bath Wrappers, #8. 10 per cent off above prices for to-morrow. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) CONTINUE THE TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, FOR CASH ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY. THIS DISCOUNT WILL BE ALLOWED ON EVERY ARTICLEIN THIS ESTABLISHMENT. YOU KNOW EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR FURNISHING HOMES FROM CELLAR TO ROOF, EXCEPTING CROCKERY, HARDWARE AND TINWARE, ARE FOR SALE HERE FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, CARPETS, AND RUGS OF ALL KINDS AND QUALI- TIES, UPHOLSTERY GOODS AND IN- TERIOR DECORATIONS OF ALL THE NEWEST AND BEST DESIGNS. BEDDING OF VARIOUS KINDS, &c., &o. ALL PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. W. B. MOSES & SON, CORNER 11TH AND F STS. N. W., Washington, D.C. DISCOUNT 10 PER CENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Av Cosr To Cros FOR A FEW DAYS WE WILL SELL ouR ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY HOLIDAY GOODS aT cost. EG DAVIS. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING FULL LINES OF DRAPERY NETS, ILLUSIONS, GAUZES, RIBBONS, NECKWEAR, &c,, SUITABLE FOR EVENING WEAR coc DDD A VY VITsSSs GG D Daa Vv vug D DAA V viSss. as D DAAA VY lig 3, EEE bpp a A Vv i Sss57 719 MARKET SPACE, aes. Puencn Ronrs De Cuaxnre. French taste is evident in the draping, in the luxu- riant Persian trimmings, in the saucy-looking ribbon bows, in the bright but cosy colorings, In Fancy Striped Flannel, $8.50. In Cashmere, $12, $14, $15, $16, For Mourning, 88, $12, 814, $15, $16, t2-Ten per cent discount to-morrow. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Cua Sux Buovses. Colors: Navy, Terra Cotta, Red, Olive. These were $11 and are now reduced to $9.90, * THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Crosme Ovr Au Fens. Reduced price marked on every Muff, Boa, and on every yard of Trimming. To-morrow 10 per cent off THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Not for children, but for Children's Ulsters and Costs, we reduced the prices just before Christmas and now 10 per cont off the reduced prices, Ages 4 to 12 years, $3.98 to 815. Ages 14 to 18 years. 87 to $25. $2 You'll very much edmire the taste that has been devoted to these Chikiren's Goods, It’s un-| OPe® Saturdays till 11 p.m. usual. PALAIS ROYA e311 And 401, 403, 405 and $97 20: &, now. > Two Surs FOR ONE PRICE. AN AMAZING OFFER. ‘We positively offer to give to every one who trades with us two suits forthe price asked for one. WE GIVE ONE SUIT To those who purchase the other; and if the suit we ive is not a perfect suit and satisfactory DON'T BUY OF Us. Of course, this sounds extravagant. To give a satis- factory suit is no chromo; and you'll WONDER HOW IT’S DONE. We can show you. ‘We first sell a suit of clothes: Perfect in fit: of the best material; of the latest pat- tern; everything warranted. THE SUIT SUITS YOU. ‘That's where you get two suits for one price. You'll say that's a trick. But « suit that doesn’t suit you is worse than nosuit atali. And if a suit that doesn't ‘suit is worse than no suit, a suit that does FIT you is worth two suits, If that’s atrick, why it's A TRICK THAT CAN'T BE TRUMPED. And competition must follow suit or throw away on our lead. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 «©PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10 927 and 929 7th st. n.w.. corner Massachusetts ave. Strictly One Price, FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS, NARCISSUS OR THE, SA; OR SALE—OR FX« from Cumberland Valley, 2 fine saddie horses, and a few n horses, 16 bands SOR SALF_CHEAP—ONT Fixtures of a frst class Oster De $00 Rat nw Fb SAlE{COLUMBIA BICYCLE, NEARLY N¥ Double-Uarreied Shotgun; U. 8. Flag. 71 aw aniple reasons given for Ala am elewunt falling t pe of the best known 1 i COACHMAN, At Owner's . Kear 1514 K st mow, ENCYCLOPEDIAS— GIVE ed danies monthly pay 10. Ditheren Fee see ayd Hornes Ker Fiagen, Coupes, Bt Whaps, Halters, aud bia Fur Kobes a specialty ave THE 7x real 50 CAN ans fr ¢ #1 BE SAVE One us, We b paired and tam OR SALI cases of Vic ay m $3 te Bows from porter, #225 WE HAVE JUST RE owe, iis CriveD TH sand Ba ” i sive #25. HUGO WOkCH & bet, we THIRTY m Lexinst, t 6 t JOR SALE HEAD OF He SALE i x 1 1 MS. THE PIANO EXCHANGE NEW WALL azo #13 Pa. av — SALL AMERICAN WINES. Per PRICE LIST OF Per Gallon bw For f iow Agency. for WHIskiks.’ “TRIMBLE PORE kaa HA 12th aud Pens Telephone, 114-2 INE BREED PUG ho loss of time aud price ¥ 1OAN ON KLAL URITY, oe) ESTATE, SPC HILL. Real Extate % a19-1m Atdantie B Meo To LOAN AT FIVE Pex tne. CENT ON AB 1 Rect VALEK & hia €5,000, GEO. Snecessor te Whit JORDAN, her & _@18-1m ny oe sfouri @15-1m Moxey TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL bs “a MN SHERMAN & 00, 1407 F «t 1} Eee ATE IN SUMS IMA te suit Welay whew security is a st. HW, all-im ONEY TO LOAN in 8 s Lb r. other sun = : LEE & Estate, Loans and Insure | T4th st. and’K. T. ave. HOMiS, Ok TO M. vent of death: easy than rent will buy & hon ular x} SMITH & > 1BBALD, STMENT SU_S. BONDS PAYA €20,000—T0 LOAN e008 ON REAL rsTaTe THOS. F 3 i IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT aT WLinnias. LOAN ON _m28) 19¢h and H sts, REAL # lowest rates of i BROWN, Keal katate Broker, LLG F st. now, SUMS TO SUIT Easy payruent, without furth TAT oREY To other securities at y oc4-3in. M JAS. F. ONEY LOA‘ 10,15 or 20 years. death Toan ix canc verty turn ely ties to own Call tor a cireular ai FHL SM NEY TO LOAN B SUMS FROM €500 UPWARD, EST KA] bs OF INTEREST AND COMMISSION a». REAL ESTATE iN THs D) d full exis TH & Sc M SEY TO LOAN In sums to suit, at reat rates on arrowed read extute security. TECH, FOX & BEX 020 1427 Peunsylvania ave, Wg ONEY TO Don : nf ~*~ NET LOM LST RATES OF INTEREST ON KEAL ESTATE SECURITY. Thos. J. F fe By est Kates WASH'N DANENHOW] ap24 Successor to DANG NHOWER & 80! Ax Exerrrsa Tue. SATURDAY, AT 9 O'CLOCK, COMMENCED THE GREAT WINDING-UP SALE OF THE BANKRUPT STOCK OF CLOTHING AT 912 F STREET NORTHWEST. ‘There was such a large crowd that the sidewalk was completely blocked. At one time it looked as if there would be ® panic on account of the immense crowd, But the good Judgment of the managers averted such acatastrophe. The cause of this extraordinary rush is the fine €20 Chinchilla Overcoats that are being sold for $4.63, and €18 Overcosts for $3.87. Chil- Gren’s Suits, $1.28 and $1.48. Men's fine Princs Albert Suits, $12.62, formerly @28; and Men's Suita, 82.85, $3.62, 4.70. Boy's Overcoats and Suite at ay price you offer. The balance of the stock at 20 cents on the dollar previous to sending it to suction, Remember, only THREE DAYS MORE. ‘Children's Knee Pata, 21c., 28¢., 38¢., 37e. ‘SAKRUPT CLOTHING SALE, 912 F STREET N.w.,