Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. ~ WASHINGTON January 24, LSS9, Ww THURSDAY. CROSBY Ss. NO¥ ny Newspaper in the World, and ns an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. Saturday’s Star will consist of 12 pages, and will be in every way a most attractive and interesting issue. It will contain an unusually large amount of read- ing matter, both original and selected, and of special local interest, thus ensuring*an excep- tionally large circulation, even for that favorite issue, and securing a thorough perusal by all classes of readers. As an advertising medium, the daily editions of Tae Stax present such advantages as cannot be equalled by all the papers in the city com- bined, and the Saturday issues stand ont promi- nently above all the others of the week, as the sworn weekly statements show. Advertisers should therefore avail themselves of the coming Saturday's mammoth edition for making known to the public the various inducements they have to offer, and in order to secure proper display and classification of their announce- ments the copy therefor should be sent to the office on Friday evening. if practicable, and 1x ALL CASES BEFORE 12 o'clock M. ON SATURDAY. Although three of the best and fastest presses in the world are kept running at the height of their speed to work off the daily editions of ‘Tue Star, in time for the trains, mails and city circulation, it is necessary to put the forms to press at a fixed minnte in order to meet all de- mands. This makes it essential to have the advertisements in hand at the earliest hour possible. News-Agents in the adjacent towns and city Newsboys should also sendin their orders early for this mammoth edition of Tue Star, in order to prevent loss to themselves and disappoint- ment to their patrons. em oe The street railways of the city received their annual verbal overhauling in the Senate yes- terday. A fortunate day will come to the capi- tal when some visible, tangible improvement in existing conditions results from one of these periodical lectures. But to accomplish this end persistent action must follow words. It is evident from yesterday's debate and from other similar discussions in the past that the Senators are perfectly familiar with the condi- tion of the street railway service in the city, and of Washington's needs in this respect. Legislation providing a remedy, which cannot be evaded. and of which the enforcement shall be compelled, is all that is lacking. For years the city has been asking for the substitution of the grooved for the dis- figuring, wheel-wrenching T rail. Even the railways have recognized the justice of the capital’s complaint in this regard. The Wash- ington and Georgetown company has promised to put down the improved rail. but has not yet found the convenient season for fulfilling the promise. The Metropolitan has rid itself of the T rail in certain sections of its track. The new Eckington road has employed the grooved rail. So far as Congress can regulate the matter no other kind should be permitted within the city limits. Improvement in the motive power of the railways is also demanded by the times. But in substituting electricity for the horse the capital asks its legislators to require the use of underground conduits or storage batte- ries, and not to aggravate one evil while seck- ing to remedy another by adding to the net- work of overhead wires within the city limits. Increase of municipal revenue from street railways is atopic which has of late received considerable attention from city authorities. If Congress will, in authorizing new lines or extensions, and as far as possible in case of ex- isting lines, require, outside of ordinary taxa- tion, the payment of a compensation for the valuable franchises in the free use of public streets granted these corporations, or, as a sub- stitute, the sharing of their profits with the community, it will only be following the wise lead of the legislative authorities in other large American cities. —————<—_ = It appears that the Panama canal charter gives the United States of Colombia the right to forfeit the grant to the canal company if any of the rights under it are transferred or mort- gaged in any way whatever in favor of any foreign nation or government. The passage of the Edmunds’ resolution by the House will in- dicate that the United States of America will furnish support, moral or otherwise, to its southern neighbor in case events should fur- nish the necessary conditions for this declara- tion of forfeiture. ‘The United States of Colombia have an even weaker navy and army than the United States of America, and in case of the intervention of a foreign power the gov- ernment of the former might not think it prudent, if entirely without allies, to avgil itself of the opportunity of declaring a for- feiture of the grant. $e The seme arch under which Wasbington passed at Trenton on his way to his inaugura- tion is to be erected over Gen. Harrison's route to the inaugural centennial in New York. Itis all right to use the arch, but the half dozen rose eight stiff-legged little girls in the ancient prints, picturing the occasion, should not be repeated. —— Cabanel, who died yesterday, perhaps more than any artist of his time, has impressed him- self on American art. He was the favorite teacher of our artists. His glory was his draughtsmanship; his color was indifferent. He could draw the human face with six strokes of the crayon. — oe A delegation of colored men from the southern states will soon visit Indianapolis to press upon General Harrison the importance of ® fuller recognition of their race. They do not intend to ask a cabinet portfolio. They do not believe their race has yet risen to that level of general intelligence which would demand such an honor. But they have a fixed measure of their progress, apparently, and they express it in such offices as those of burean chiefs. Of these they claim they should have several in the next administration. There goes with this the idea that more department clerkships should be given them and a larger share of places generally. It is evident that the colored politicians do bot mean to get left out of Harrison's list through any failure to join the procession beaded for Indianapolis. — — ‘The action of the Senate in the Samoan em- broglio is entitled to popular approval. It is in strict obedience to our obligations to the Samoans that they be protected from the ag- gression of other powers. Five hundred thou- sand dollars is too small a sum upon which to begin a war with Germany, but it may be just enough to nip a possible war in the bud. es The sudden death of Judge Burnes takes from the Missouri delegation one of its ablest men. He was a man of sincere quality cast in « large intellectual and moral mold. His inflaence was great and for good. In the essentials of political belief he was thoroughly ademocrat of the ancient and honest stamp; but beyond party conformities he was liberal, straightforward. and fearless. Not only Mis- » souti but Congress and the nation have lost a faithful servant. Sere The Minnesota legislature refused to make a spectacle of itvelf and has elected Mr. Wash- ——— The New York legislature has called ven- Seance down upon it by amovement to exclude newspaper reporters from the floor of the sen- ate, The reporters say there can be no other object than to remove possible witnesses of pos sible corruption, Ove Srock Is Courtere. EVERY COAT A SEASONABLE BARGAIN. We have bundled all our COLORED JACKETS in the various cloths that were $17.98, $16.08, 15.48, $13.50, $12, $10.98 and $7.98 and marked them all 86.75, An unparalleled bargain. These are all nobby and desirable and well worth the inspection of all. Our FURS are all well selected and of the best skins ‘and as we will have plenty cold weather yet this will prove a good bargain. Our BLANKET stock is still very large. We can un- hesitatinely say we have the BEST BLANKET for FIVE DOLLAR BILL to be found. OUR SALE OF $1.50 KID GLOVES FOR 73c. Yet continues uninterrupted, the assortment is com- plete, the colors are all good. ‘These are the Gloves we recommend for fit, finish and elasticity and what a chance for some people to get s first-class Glove sold everywhere in the United States for $1.50 and $2, FOR 730. LANSEURGH & BRO, lt 420, 422, 424, 426 7th st. P. HILADELPHIA Store Have now open and will offer special values in CHECKED NAINSOOKS at 5, 8,10, 12%, 15, 18, 20, 25cts. VICTORIA LAWNS, INDIA LINONS, and APRON NOVELTIES, New Embroideries in CAMBRIC, NAINSOOK, and SWISS, including the new Hemstitched Effects, at Boston Prices. STAPLE NOTIONS in great va- riety. Goff's and Crown SKIRT BRAID, Sets. Barbour's 200 yard LINEN THREAD, 7c. a spool or adoz Finest BERLIN ZEPHYRS, 5c, lap. Imported SAXONY, 10c. hank Imported GERMANTOWN, 1 hank, Imported SPANISH, 11 hank. CARPETS. 25 Pieces of TAPESTRY CAR- PETS. Will sell at a sacrifice. CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th and 706 K st. nw. . 1 LAMP CHIMNEYS, a'dozen; Alpaca Braid ROTTS, 1520 14th st. 24-1m cents stick. "At cco b oo L c L eet coo LLL v f ‘ 4 SS prp. : PoP Sy BPP Sss8_ ob FFP F FP ra r EN NN NN NN N Allof our. All of our #' ; Alotot #1 Laundere 1534, 16, 161g and 17 = UMBRELLA All of our #: Gloria Cloth Um! All of our 3:1 band & Brivo 5 Remnants of genuine “Fruit of the Loon Sirellas. Frid: y 82. SOS DEPARTMENT. ® cotton & and 10 yard lengths: for Friday, only Sige. a yard. Lots of remnants and odds and ends of dress goods, Plushes, Velvets, Black Silks, Flaunels. Biauk A Se Comforts, Bed Spreads, &e., “&e.; for Friday ACTUAL HALF PRICE. doz. Red Plaid, all iinen Doylies; for Friday, Se. : NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. real Torehou Collars, were 25¢. . each, Le. ie: for 12e. FUR DEPARTM ett ALL FURS To CLosE OUT BELOW CosT. A lot of Chiliren’s Blue Fox Sets were $1.75; Fri- day, #1 a Set. A lot of Kussian Hare Trimmings were 50c.; Friday, 2he.a yard. BUTTON DEPARTMENT. A lot of Clasps worth : Friday, Be A lot of Clasps worth 5c. : Friday, 12g. LEATHER GOODS: A lot of Card Cases; were 10 und iSc.; Friday, 2c. each. A lot of Folding Toilet Mirrors; were 25c.; Friday, | ko BEAD DEPARTMENT. A lot of Black Jet Beads; Friday, 2c a bunch. Alot of Real Roman Peart Beads, all sizes; 10c. a SA lot of Cream Wax Beads all sizea: Se EMBROIDERY DEPARTMEN astring. a.string. Swiss and Gate yard: Fri- | Riot of the same worth 20c. to 25c. a yard for 10c. a yare a A lot of the same worth 0c. and 335¢. a yard for 15c. rr - of the same worth 40c. to “inch Swiss Flouncings, worth 75c. to $1.75, for 50e. a yard. NOTIONS DEPARTME et Inkstands. were 25 Friday, DE Odds and 10. to 25. a yard: Friday, Fine colo a yard Bead Ornaments, were 75ec.; Friday, me. each. ne pe iteries to match, were # rd. “HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. Odds and Ends in 2oe. Handkergjiets; Fri Pom _ UPHOLSTERY AND ART DEPARTMENT. 65 Remnants of Kaw Silk Tapestry for Furniture covering, Were ‘0c. Friday 3 par All-Chenille Portieres, dado; were #1 1.50: Frida: Fancy, Turkish, Towels be. Pri plain tops, beautiful for decorating; were 28 16 Satin-coverd Pin Cushions, 9 inches square: were 5c. Fris c. each. CHOICE, OF THE FOLLOWING FOR $4.98: e THE FOLLOWING 98: 2 Ladies’ Raglans; sold for $10.00. ae? 50. 2 Flush Coats, nizes 4 and 6 years: sold f a suith Jackets, 34, 36 and 40; mold trom $7.00 to ?. and 16 years; sold for 39. its. 4 an«l G years; sold for $12.00, i and 38; sold for $12.00. B TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR COTTON UNDERWEAK DEPARTMENT. pAlotof slightly sotied Gowns, were Gze.; Friday, 50 A lot of 50c. Coutil Corsets Friday 39¢. each, HOSIERY DEPART: 4 A few odds and ends of Ladies’ Fancy Striped Hose, Jou. to 50e.: Friday, 18e. a pair, oe. Lisle Thread Vests, in Pink and Blue; 25; Fri- GLOVE DEPARTMENT. A lot of Opera 7-hook Gloves, were #150; Friday fd FANCY Goons. Children’s Standing Blackboards, 35e. each; price 6Oc. ig A lot of Standard Books usual Ks. ‘loth yand, shoy wor, were $1; Friday. Soc, euche ee Slightly shop- BBR A OU UU MM MM ss. B vou MM = § Ban. M uy x Mas” 5 tes 2A “ow BEM 8 =e Pry 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Jest Recesen. New Tyrol Cord, the latest for Art Embroidery Work. We have it in all of the Art Shades. ‘New Heavy Wash Silk, en! in : ‘tirely new, in all of the Art Bagarron Linen Thread in New Shades. Thread in New ‘Shades ; all of the latest materials Embroidery Work. 9) STAMPED LINENS. phe, most complete tyles now being received. We make a speciality of making Linen Pieces, Doylies and Trays, Center Cloths. All kinds of fine Embroidery work to order. Instructions given in fine . me given Embroidery, Drawn Work, Artistic Stamping all done while you wait. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., DECORATIVE ART ROOMS, 514 9th st. n. w. ; Rope Linen | jag.om Waanern & Ebnoxsros, 1205 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Call your attention to something new in silver inlaid Spoons and Forks, EQUAL IN DURABILITY AND FINISH TO SOLID SILVER, INLAID WITH STERLING SILVER AT WEARING POINTS AND PLATED HEAVIER THAN ANY QUADRUPLE PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS IN THE MARKET. ‘They will last from thirty to forty years without show- ing wear, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, IMPORTERS CHINA AND GLASSWARE, 3024-3 1205 PENNA. AVE. N. W. MAKING THE HANDSOMEST, FINEST. MOST FASHIONABLE AND BEST PANTA- LOONS TO ORDER, FOR $5, $7.50 AND 810, EVER OFFERED HERE AT THOSE PRICES. OVFR SIXTY DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF THESE $10 GOODS, WE EMPHASIZE THE $10 GRADE BE- CAUSE THEY ARE SO FINE AND HAND- SOME, AND BECAUSE YOU CAN APPRE- CIATE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OUR PRICES AND OUR COMPETITORS AS WELL AS WE CAN. YOU'LL PAY $15, 816 AND EVEN $18 FOR NO FINER OR HANDSOMER GOODS ATTHF. MERCHANT TAILOR'S. GENTLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE FINE, TROUSERS ARE INVITED TO INSPECT THEM. MR. CRANSTON CUTS THEM. E. B. BARNUM & CO, 4a23 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘AY’ WARD & CO., ee oad dee New York, Saratoga, Long Branch and St. Augustine, Have opened their Branch House, 815 15th st., n. w., Washington, (For two weeks only,) With a magnificent stock of DINNER AND BALL GOWNS, Visiting Costumes, Wraps, Millinery, etc., just recei' mi Paria, E Fraxx M. Lew, JEWELER, SILVERSMITH axD DEALER IN FINE STATIONERY. LARGE AND NEW STOCK OF ONYX TABLES AT VERY LOW PRICES, Ja4-3m 1215 PA AVE. Wx. H. McKsew. 933 Pennsylvania avenue. Now is your opportunity to secure genuine BAR- GAINS in our ‘ WoW WwW RRR A PPP WWWW ER AA P Pp WWWW RRR AA PPP WWWwW RK R AAA P w WwW ERA AP Department. Every garment is marked way down, and if you are interested the price and quality will surely meet your approval. ALASKA SEAL-SKIN SACQUES at a great reduction. Afew Children’s all sizes, at very low closing prices, Ladies will please remember we carry a complete line of Furnishings, Our GLOVES have justly maintained their reputa- tion for perfection. Our best grades are the finest that can be produced by the Leading Manufacturers in the | World. We carry at all times a complete assortment in all the new colorings and latest embroideries from 4 to 30-button length, Hosiery, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Corsets (C. P. and P. D, makes), Collars and Cuffs, Ruching, Veiling, | Umbrellas, &e., &e. | We are offering AT COST some very fine MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Call and examine it before you pur- chase elsewhere. WM. H. McKNEW, Successor to R. H. Taylor, Ja3-3ma 933 Pennsylvania ave. STREET CHINA STORE To be enlarged and improved. STOCK OF CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISH- NGS, the work. Come now Must be sold to make room fo area & CAMALIER, 1010 F st. now, | “ODD SIZES’ oy * Rewsasr Day “Srone News» WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Our Remnant Offering to-morrow will be un- usually attractive and advantageous to judi- cious shoppers, and all economically inclined should not fail to take advantage of this oppor- tunity, as a purchase of any of the following goods means a very considerable saving. GRAND CLOSING OUT REMNANT-DAY SALE OF ODD SIZES IN LADIES’ SHORT WRAPS AND LONG CLOAKS. We have offered good bargains in our time, but never yet the equal of these. We candidly tell you that they are not the latest style gar- ments, and we hardly think you expect them to be at these ridiculously low redneed prices. 1 Ladies’ Black Boucle Short Wrap; size 38. Reduced or Remnant Price.. Ree 6 Ladies’ Black Stockinette Newmarkets, all ‘wool, sizes 32 and 34 only. Reduced or Remnant Price. 2.50. 3 Ladies’ Black Frize Cloth Short Wraps, trimmed with fur, sizes 32 and 36. Reduced or Remnant Price....... 4 1 Ladies’ Black Matelasse Short Wrap, size 36, Reduced or Remnant Price... 84 1 Ladies Tan Astrakhan Short Wrap, feather trimined, size 38. Reduced or Remnant Price. Ladies’ Black Sicilian 8} with Chenille fringe, size 38, Reduced or Remnant Price... eoeee 84 6 Ladies’ All-wool Black-and-Gray Striped Raglans, with and without Plush trimmings, 34, 36, and 38. Less than half former 210 5 Ladies’ All-wool Fancy-striped Raglans, sizes 36, 38, and 40. Reduced or Remnant Price. 810 1 Ladies’ All-wool Novelty-striped Newimar- ket, size 42. New this season, Reduced or Remnant Price. 910 (Third floor.) GRAND CLOSING-OUT REMNANT SALE OF MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, JACKETS, AND CLOAKS. No such opporitanity to buy Children’s and Misses’ Jackets, Newmarkets, and Suits has ever been offered the public. These ridicu- lously low reduced prices would not pay for the materials used in their manufactnre. Of course, we lose money on these garments, yet they must be sold at once. Spring Goods are already forcing them for room. 1 Misses’ Blue Beaver Cloth English Walking Jacket, size 12 years, One-ifth ite farmer pric Reduced or Remuant Price... 1 Misses’ Brown Astrakhan Jacket, size 12 years. Exactly half price. Reduced or Remnant Price CHILDREN’S AND MI 1 Child's SUITS. ‘avy Blue All-Wool Flaunel Suit, size 4 years, Less than half price. Reduced or Remnant Price. 1 Child's All-Wool Fancy €} trimmed with Cardinal surah, size 4 years, Less than half price. Reduced or Remnant Price, 2 Children’s Flannel Com! ‘Suits, Navy Blue and Mahogany, sizes 6 and 8 years. Ex- actly half price. Reduced or Remnant Price... se BTS Children’s Navy Blue All-wool Flannel Suits, trimmed with White and Cardinal braid, sizes 4and 10 years. Half former pric Reduced or Remnant Pric = 82.75 F dren's Navy Blue All-wool Flannel Suits, trimmed with White braid, sizes 4 and 8 ars, Less than half former price. Reduced or Remnant Pric a 82.7; 1 Misses’ Cadet Blue All-wool Flannel Suit, trimmed with Block braid, size;14 years, Oue- fourth former price. Reduced or Rew o--+- S275 2 Misses’ All-Wool Fancy Plaid Cloth Suits, trimmed with Bine passementerie, sizes 14 and 16 years. One- Reduced or Reun: = 1 Misses’ Reseda French Broadclot trimmed with black braid, size 14 years. One- third former pr: Reduced or F CHILDRE AND MI * CLOAKS. 2 Children’s Fancy§ Striped Cloth Newmar- kets, size 8 years. Que-third off, ced or Reimnant Pric 35 Misses’ Fangy Striped Cloth Long Cloaks, made Gretel sizes 12 and 14 years, Reduced or Remnant Price. 8 2 Misses’ Fancy Striped All-wool Cloth New- iarkets, size 16 years, Reduced or 6 pairs Youths’ White Merino Drawers, size 2K inch, reduced to to 70¢ Ladies’ American Hosiery Co.’s Underwear Reduced, 1 Vest, size 30, high neck and long sleeves, reduced to 80 1Ve ersey-fitting, reduced to 95e, 36, high neck and long sleeves, high neek, and short, reduced high neck, and long, reduced to #1 1 pair Ladies 30, reduced te 1 pair Merino Pants, size g14 “ODD SIZES" IN GLOVES. 5 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves, in ght Tana, embroidered buck, sizes 64 and Ribbed mere Pants, size ‘h, reduced to « Reduey lor Remnant Price. Reduced or 7 pairs 1 Gloves, embroidered backs, Reduced or Remnant Pric STERY. Th ant barnains of unusual merit. 9 pairs Ladi al Brown Silk Hose, with silk split soles, sizes 9 anc = Reduced or Remnant P 10 pairs Ladies’ Black size 9 and 914. ned Hose, Reduced or Remnant Pric 14 pairs Ladies’ ined Hose, in Blue, Garnet, Tanfand Gray, size 94g and 10, Reduced or Remnant Price, BTM. 6 pairs Ladies’ Unbleached Fleece-Lined Hose, double heel and toe,tsize 8 andqy. Reduced, or Remnant Price. . (First floor.) SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT UMBRELLAS. We go through exch new line we bu outevery Umbrella the and pick ® imperfect. c Setuxa Ovr Balance of stock of FURS, SEAL SACQUES, and JACKETS. PLUSH SACQUES, WRAPS, and JACKETS At Greatly Reduced Prices. B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 7 Pennsylvania avenue (Through to 13th st. jal9 Ar 33c. Ox Tae Dotan. That is what you can buy the balance of the Bank- rupt stock of Clothing contained in store 912 F st. nw, As this stock must positively be sold in four days, re- member your last opportunity to buy Pine Read: Made Clothing at just thirty-three cents on the dollar. Men's Fine Overcoats at $3.02, $4.37, 85.25 and % ‘Men's Elegant Custom-Made Suits at $4.62, $5 aud 86.2: Imported Fine Satin-Lined Prince Albert Suits worth 840, at $13. Men's Good Working Pants, 73ec. Children’s Suits, $1. Fine All-Wool Men's Dress Pants, $1.8) Storm Overcoats, $3.58, $4. worth from $18 to $20. Boy’s Suits, from 14 to 18 yre., $2.87, ‘4 and 64. worth $10, $12 and $15, BANKRUPT CLOTHING SALE, 912 F STREET N.W,, SIX DOORS FROM YTH ST, no28-3m_ and 86, Oy BA. 3.12, $3.62, Dress Scrrs FOR HIRE, 414 YTH ST. N.W. assortment in the city, xew| Se Ce Horemnsoy, IMPORTER FINE MILLINERY, © WRars, JACKETS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. NEW STYLES RECEIVED AND WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, STREET AND EVENING WEAR, 05 | te day we shall offer 12 Imperfect Umbrelias, puch aghave denged or scratched handles, pin holes, &¢., at exd®tly half the price they would bring if perfect. (Men's Dept., first floor.) “ODDS AND ENDS" IN LINE: W e Damask Tea Cloths, Reduced to #1 each. ¥ Bleached Damask Table Cloths, 2 py 2% . Reduced to 82, ib bask Table Cloths, 2 by 3 yds. D.. ask Fringed Cloths, 2 by 3 Reduced to # @ ee! uf PRINS. 3% h. Halt Dozens” of 3 Fine amask Napkins, Reduced to SSe, per Bieached halt dozen, 1 Dozen %; Cream Damask Napkins, Reduced er eh Fancy Damask Traj aye . ancy Damas y Cloths, Redaced to 35¢, each Rd TOWEL. 6F Turkish Bath Towels, soiled, Kedivced to 0c, each, 17 Fine Cream Dansk Towels, with fancy . Teduced to 20c, eael ask Kuotted-#ringe Towels. Re- each. remuunt bargains extraordinary. (Second floor.) | “ODD LETTERS” IN FINE INITIAL HANDKER- CHIEFS. Men's ell-L embroide, 1 Line, 3-Js and'1-M. Reduced to. Ladies’ al “ODD SIZES" IN FINE CORSETS. 21 pairs Ladies’ French Coutil ‘‘short-waist™ Corsets, bones tanned with silk, finished at toy Lace-edge aud Ribbon; slzes 18, 20, 2: 24,25, 29 and 30. A bargain, Reduced or Remnant Price, $1.50 3. pairs Misses’ Coutil Corsets, “excellent fittine shape ; size 24. Keduced or Hemmant Price. T [pair clegunt, French \Gorsets: side’ stecls: res over “hip, bones fanned with Silk, to Sheet with embroidery; size 20 in. Perloct ting. Keduced or Remnant Pric. + B25, (Second floor; through arch to annex.) “ NANTS" IN INFANTS’ DEP, ENT. ce Infant's Navy Blue fgg yh en 2 ” wer: Freed hee Soiree, Navy and } Gi $ Baal trimmed with Braid. Tee ae ring-bone stitching. Reduced to #4. TY Infants Cloth “Coat with’ double to 86, (BiSond four: through areh to sunex.) QUILT DEPARTMENT, FOURTH ri at erry § soe in Whiteand Canary, 4 Infants’ Fancy Wool Afgiiaii, at bail fomuoe tor Faneet § qr colared ee Tie i ea piece ced or t Price. sp fig D. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1889. If Benjamin Franklin could promenade the avenue with that first umbreita seen in England you'd smile as did the cockneys when they saw hii on the Strand with that wonderful portable canopy which, supported by iron irders, was quite a load even for the muscular Franklin. Such was the first Umbrella. For a description of the latest style of modern Um brellas, see the PPP A be Eo TT RS Po ogk EL BAT GS A Ot A a4 3 Pe + AA i R 00 A A LLLL % Tl NN PR A PL 2% A OH ORE BE 24 BF Soo Ah H BEE Baa “4, ROR SGoS AAR ORAS r, uw Et Fg 7 . bas LLLL «6 Sgs5 T FOR FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, Umbrellas like gloves and women are inexplicable in their ways. You pay a high price for a fine silk Umbrella and it splits in no time. You buy a cheap ‘Umbrella and it may wear well. The result is you purchase Umbrellas with fear and trembling. IT NEED NOT BE SO IN THE FUTURE. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Usoretias Wannasten A Year. REPAIRED AND RE-COVERED FREE OF CHARGE WITHIN ONE YEAR OF PURCHASE, All weask of you is your name, which is entered with date of sale in a book for the purpose. A BONA-FIDE GUARANTEE is possible because we purchase the best productions of the first makers in the world and in such quantities that we inake them guarantee the Umbrellas to us. THE SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES are possible because of our strictly cash system in buying and selling. That we quote lower prices than demanded usually for Umbrellas NOT WARRANTED will be evident to those who choose to investigate, PRICES OF THE WARRANTED UMBRELLAS. FOR MEN, the 28 inch paracon frames, For ladies, the 2 quoted Gi! inch. Handles appropriate for both in below- 1 sLORIA” UMBRELLAS. We write * UINE” because unreliable imitations are many. Our genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas are war- ranted one year, as stated in paragraph above, With plain natural wood handles—26 inch $1.35; 28 inch, 1.60. Natural sticks, with roll gold and sterling silver Sinch. #1.50; 28 inch, $1.90, SPECIAL! arly 100 Umbrellas with silver and gold hook, knob and crook handles, usually sold at 23.50 and up to $5. for only 2.20 for 26 inch and $2.48 for 28 inch. With natural 98. With sterling silver and roll gold fancy handles.in near!y one hundred different styles, for 8: and $4.98 each LYON'S NOVELTY UMBRELLAS. Fully guaranteed by us and the maker. Some of the ety handles are exclusive, ONLY ONE OF A E BEING MADE. Amoug them, for gentlemen, lies representing “An Arab's Head,” “An Eagle's Claw," “White Buckhorn Crook ;” “natural wood with silver caps.” Prices from 85 to $12.50. For the ladies, a Red Silk Umbrella, with solid silver oxidized chain handle, $20, A “Tosca,” with swinging ring of warranted 14-karat gold, #15. Oue*with solid sel- ver swinging-ring handle, $17.98. An onyx handle set in cold, #10. A twisted “Tosca” handle of silver, $8.08. A Shepherd's Crook handle of 14-karat gold 86.48, Another gold crook, $5.68. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Rew Tins: Early Spring Underwear, medium weizht of Merino the qualities offered, AT 50c. Natural Wool Shirts at the finish will tell you TH: ¥ ARE A BAR- Oc. Merino Wool Shirts and Drawers of im- proved shape and finish, AT 75c, Nearly All-Wool Shirts and Drawers. Equaling the usual $1 Undervarment. AT #1. Lambs,Wool Underwear of very superior | quality. AT 98c. English Cashmere Underwear that sold for $1.75. Reduced in price because only the sizes in Shirts, 40 to 48 inches, In Drawers, inches. AT , OR 3 FOR $1. Natural Wool aud Fancy Colored Merino Socks such as sell for 50c. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) A Srrcran Sace FOR THURSDAY, FRIDS SATURDAY, (Jan, 24.) Gan. Gan. 26.) 1N CLOAKS AND JERS For two reasons—frat, because the new Jerseys for | 1889 have just arrived, and second, becwuse we have closed out a manutacturers’ stock of Wraps. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Tur J erseys For 1889, Smocked and braided Jerseys will be much worn, and not only in black, but in the new dress goods’ shades, You will much admire the new blue. ‘THE LATEST NOVELTY JERSEY has box plaiting and smocking at front,back and sleeves—the sleeves with ceepeufis; belt without fancy buckle, These jerseys have all the appearance of the | waists which have helped along the reputati men “ladies tailors.” 1889. Pric ns of the The colors are the shades for ‘New Blue, Terra Cotta, London Red, Black. ANOTHER JERSEY NOVELTY comes in the New Blue and Blac! blue and white cord at front, bac Price, 82.98. STILL ANOTHER NOVELTY has pleated yoke. finished at waist with belt. The new blue and black. Price $2.98. A NOVELTY WORTH MENTIONING * is made up in Norfolk style, with braided yoke and slee Belt and fancy buckle. Black only. Price with vest front and , sleeves and collar. 82. THE NEW BRAIDED JERSEY The “Cadet” and black, comes in the new blue, brown, garnet, ‘The braiding new and effective, Price less than eight styles of braided jerseys at @2.98 Six styles at $3.98. IMPROVED FLEECE-LINED JERSEYS. For neatness , comfort, and durability none are bet- ter—none as ood as these. Price THE PALAIS ROYAL $2 JERSEYS, ing a specialty of $2 Jerseys, is ita wonder we are daily told we have the best values in town? Plain and Vest Front are shown. FOR THE SPECIAL SALE. 21.68 Imported Stockinet Jerseys for 21.48, which is all our profit cut off (except a few cents.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below) Wras Ar Harr Pare. Not all sizes in every style, or the manufacturer ‘would not have so sacrificed his “broken lots.” Our regular stock having been combined with the new, ladies and children may be reasonably assured of find- ing the correct size. However, all alterations will be made free of charge and 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. 10 percent off the marked prices of all regular a THE PALAIS ROYAL, _ Continued below.) Sear | Wrurs, “Ex. Some wraps at a reduction of $5, $7 and $10 off the original prices. An opportunity, that happens but seldom. Thank the mild weather, not us. Seal Plush Modjeskas. Seal Plush Newmarkets, ‘Seal Plush Jackets. ‘Seal Plush Sacques. ‘Seal Plush Langtrys, 2 A Seal Wrap will be as fashionable next season as this, and, too, this winter hasn't come yet. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) What the cloth cost at wholesale only happens one year in ten, or who would manufacture? It's a season of joy to wrap-buyers; of gloomand loss to wrap-makers, id AUL-Wool Undergarments at prices unusually low | A Drawers. a! # FOR THE LOWEST PRICES TO BE REACHED NOW IS YOUR TIME, CALL AND SEE THE SUITS WE HAVE MARKED DOWN TO 89.90, AND TAKE A LOOK AT THE OVERCOATS REDUCED TO $9.90. IN OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT WE HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE OF TROUSERINGS TO ORDER et 04.50 and 25.00. EISEMAN BROS. SEVENTH AND E STREETS, MANUFACTURING CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. 227-3m F.S. Wiss & Co, DRUGGISTS, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, Corner 9th and F st. n.w., deal die facturers and retail at actual sure of getting them rectly with the maz wholesale prices, pure and ib, as w ; UININE. 1 dozen 1-grain Capsules. H dozen 2-grain Capsule: 00 2-grain Capsules, 1 dozen 3-erain Capsules. 100 3-«rein Capsuics. 1 dozen 5-grain Capsules. ~erain Capsules pains Quinine, st Triple Extracts in bulk.. The Allcock’s Porons Plasters., German Porous Plasters, 10 Ayer's Sarsaparilla Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Ayer's Hair Visor Ayer’s Cathartie Pi Imported, sinall size: Ginger. Jam. Ginger, peine Plasti- Cuticura Resolv Cashmere Carter's Little Liver Pills. “iie.. > Williams’ Little Liver Pulls, the best Carnrick’s Soluble Food, Med., Carnrick’s Soluble Food, Lar California Fig Syruy Fly’s Cream Balm. ervescing Bi How's Syrup Hy} Hop Bi for. Phosphates, small. Phosphates, lange. ‘arrant's)...- 8) Meilin's Food, per Bott estie’s Milk’ Food... ars Soap, per Cake, md’s Extract, pe | | Pierce's Purge Schenck’s Pill S.8.5., small size. S.5, 8. lunge size, Sanford’s Cataarh Cure... Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oi "s Seltzer Aperient, Pure, anal size, Pure. large size...) , Pure, the largest’ hotties. Pomade, per Bottle. Warner's Safe Pulls. per Bottle...) Warner's Kidney and Liver Cure... Wyeth's Beef Iron and Wine Williwns’ Beef Iron aud ¥ ‘and the Bost ae Wilbor's Cod Liver ¢ < Williams’ Phosphatie Emulsion, best, (fresh) in pint bottles... Full strength Kose Tooth. Williamus’ Quinie and Ty PRESCRIPTIO. Our _prices for prescriptic proportion to other guuls, We use only the purest drags and chemicals from the most reliable manufac: tu We cheerfully invi . a careful inspection of this department by the physicians, Don't mistake the plsce~THE TEMPLE DRUG | STORE, under Masonic rner hand F ste. jal7 F. 8. WILLIAMS & CO,, Proprietors. | Exenoxzo Yovsas Coxwaxys 1 ANNOUNCEMENT, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1889. JUST RECEIVED: ONE CAR LOAD CHOICE NEW YORK BURBANK POTATOES. ONE CAR LOAD CHOICE APPLES. A FRESH LOT CHOICE STEM-CUT FLORIDA ORANGES DIRECT FROM THE GROVE. PRICES VERY Low. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428-3m 428 Ninth street, bet. D and E. Tue Fosesr MEAT-FLAVORING STOCK, LIEBIG COMPANY'S: EXTRACT OF MEAT. USE IT FOR SOUPS, BEEF TFA, SAUCES, AND MADE DISHES. Genuine only with facsimile of Justus von Liebig’s SIGNATURE IN BLUE INK Across Label. Sold by Storekeepers, Grocers, and Drnggists. LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT CO., L'td, ‘n6-tu,th London. Aw Tue Laresr Srvis Of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC HATS, B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, a9 Bole Agent. “A Taz To Br Ax Toor FULL OF SOUND AND FURY, SLIGHTLY NOTHING.” SHAKFSPFARE’S WORDS: Are applicable to some advertisers and their advertis. ing. Their words being full of sound and fury MEAN NOTHING, and their talk ts so rambling, incoherent and self contradictory that it is in verity AN IDIOTS TALE, All sound and no sense; ali promise and no perform: ance, all cry and no wool In contrast with this, we place our own advertising; ‘We prove and demonstrate our facts, WE BUY CHEAP, Becanse we buy in quantities, because we watch the market. because we pay cash, because we get discount. It follows that we can ell cheap if we will, and WE WILL SELL CHEAP. ‘That is our promise, Will the performance equal i? Will deeds keep pace with our wordst ASK OUR CUSTOMERS. Pack a jury of them and we will not challenge aman, but abide by their decision. We appeal to common sense in proof of our WhouMMon bargains, VICTOR BE. ADLER'S 10 «PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSR 19 ‘927 and 929 7th st. n.w., corner Massachusetts ave, Strictly One Price, Open Saturdays until 12 p.m. mc | Buck Fanue Praxcars. ‘The best value in BLACK SILKS we have ever of- fered. These goods are percent less than regular prices. For beauty of finish and texture they cannot | beequaled ARMURE SILKS IN NEW SHADES. OLD ROSE, RESIDA, COPPER, STREL GREY, COLORED PEAU DE SOIE SILKS in New Shades. Great Bargain in SILK WARP HENRIETTA, new colors, at $1.00, worth 1.50, ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS, in New Shades, MOIRE SILKS in all colors, 10-4 TABLE LINENS for extra wide tables. We have just opened three numbers at vsry low prices, EVENING GAUZES, ILLUSIONS and CREPES, at reduced prices, 19 W. B. Mas COR. 11TH AND F STS. N. W., will conti »ive 10 per cent discount on all cash sales until further notice, and, im addition, offer the following special drives | 1,000 Curtain Poles, full length in ash, walnut, ma- howany and ebony finish, with brass trimuings, com- plete, 17 ¢, each, 500 Table and Piano Covers marked down to exactly | one-half their former prices, 1,000 Window Shades, 3 feet wid | mounted on spring rollers, 00 Mantle Lambreqn fs, aud pieces of Borders of embroidered plush, felt aud tapestry, half the former prices. lifferent colors of ch wide Felt Cloth, 95e.@ and 6 feet long, 0c. each. 1,500 yards of various kinds and colors of Fringe d to one-half the former prices, 1,000 yards Tapestry, « stripe, plain, wery y coos, suitable for curtains or portieres, re- duced to - and #1a yond, Scotch Guipure, imitation Brussels. Swiss.Irish Point and Brussels Lace Curtains marked in plain theures at prices lower than New Yorks has advertised thet CARPET DEPARTMENT. 3,000 yards pestry Brussels Ca laid, and lined, at S5c. a yard. This lot y pat 2 Which the most particular ld find a choice sof Med. Extra Super Ingrain Carpet, at | buyers 1,200 y Oe. a yard. tuude-up Carpe varying in size fr 45e yards wide by Squares, with be yards wide by * ards lous. IALTY, ¢ piece to fit intoas many ax any room can hese Berlin Kuga ter all around. Se yards lone to Berlin Rugs made recesses and arc cou with be in pd as many curv ler all around. or Carpets are from % to 1 inch in thickness, and will wear as long as a Turkish or Persian Carpet. MARABOUT KUGS. These are the most beautiful Rugs ever made, an@ they are sold at prices with he reach of all. WE HAVE ERDCTED A LARGE MOTH APPARATUS in our Upholstery Shop. THIS DRY-AIR SYSTEM is the only sure method of eradicatin tooth-miller w a, ite exe all insects from Upholstered Furniture, Carpets, Dra- peries, Bedding, Purs, Clothing, &c§By this method we not only guarantee to exterini HI aninnal | but also to wove unpleasant odors from the goods and disinfect them, thus destroying all germs of die to finest frames or fab- Anythi ntains aniual grease is food for the moth. s method extracts that—thereby secure ing the article from the further iurcads of the iusegt, Call or write for price list. OUR UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET SHOP Is one of the best im this country, and oursystem enables us to do first-class work at prices changed for ordinary work. Ifyou have any furniture to be re paired or recovered call or write for an estimate. W. B. MOSES & 80) Cor. 11th and F sts. a. w, TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH, ON Red-room Suita, from ¢2 feet Bureaus, Badsteads, Wardrobes, Chair king Chairs, from the Cheapest to the Most Expensive. Parlor Tables, from § 2.50 to #12 Easels, Eesy Chair, 10 3 Lounges, . ont Mantel Cebit, © 15.00" 1 Piano Stools,” “1 Baby Carriages, 5.00" Su ud Reed Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Divans. and Rocking Chairs, buth patent aud Old fastioned, Refrigerators, Japanese Screens, Fire Screens, Sereen Frames, Large-Arm Rocking Chair, We have on hand 2 large quantity of Cots, Mat- tresses, Blankets, and Pillows for sale or for reut for the Inauguration at cheapest rates. Call and examine our CATARACT WASHING MACHINE, for Private Families, Hotels, Kestaurauts, Hospitals, Barber Shops, etc. LIGHT, STRONG, SIMPLE, COMPLETE, DURABLE A Family's Washing done in one hour— Napkins, Table Cloths Washed clean in five minuten oye Positively no damage to Laces or Finest Articles outof onder. It will wash more Clothes 1B W. B MOSES & SON, Cor. 11th and F ste, nw. Bole Agents for Washington, D.C. wis) 17S CURA’ MIRACULOUS.