Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1889, Page 4

4 7 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY - November 1 CHOsEY s% NOYES. a THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation ofany Newspaper in the Woria, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the otuer papers puvusned in Washington. New York Offcer Room 93, Tribene Building, The work of the marine conference is not so easy as some persons outside of its councile might suppose. One difficulty 1s that whatever rules are adopted must be broad and general. It is not practicable, for instance, to have one rule for vessels in crowded, and another for those in open waters; and yet, under any com- pulsory system of signalling, there might often arise ina shipmaster’s mind « very delicate question between obeying the authority of a maritime body and the dictates of «long and varied experience in navigation. On the sub- Ject of permissible speed, also, there is a logi- eal distinction between vessels of various classes which the conference would be obliged to ignore. On the subject of overloading, how- ever, there ought to be slight room, if any, for 8 difference of opinion; for there is certainly none at all among humane and practical ship masters as to the need of a regulation of some kind. _ The diplomatic situation in Turkey is deli- cate and interesting at the present moment. ‘The Porte has two wooers, and must ere long choose between them or suffer the fate that always overtakes the double-minded. Russia is her near neighber, her impatient creditor, and ber ancient enemy. The Russian army in Asia and the Russian fleet in the Black sea can probably make short work of a war if she in- vites one. On the other hand, Germany is the military power, par excellence, of modern Europe. To quarrel with her means to call down upon the tur- baned head woes which can only be dimly guessed at; for not only will the strong armed hand of the empire be laid upon her foe, but Austria, as a factor of the mighty triple alliance, will be given carte blanche to clean up some scores of long standing on the north- ern and western borders. It is a pitiful position for a friendless power to be placed ix. The anomaly of Europe would find herself infinitely more comfortable by handing over her territory there to the neighbors who covet it, and retiring wholly into Asia, where, by every rule of political and social logic, she belongs. But the rival powers, especially England, are unwilling that Russia shonld pos- sess the commanding position at Constanti- nople, and therefore labor to prevent the withdrawal of the Turk from Europe — - — We had, in yesterday's dispatches from New Jersey, as strong an argument in favor of a change in the mode of executing the death penalty as has yet been offered anywhere. A young man guilty of murder, who had at least striven to make what amends he could by penitence and confession and therefore had aroused more than usual popular sympathy in his behalf, wag slowly choked to death in the presence of a group of horrified spectators, because the rope was not smooth enough for the noose to slip into place about his throat. ‘The arguments put forward against electricity as a judicial death-dealing agent in New York state prophesy no parallel to this bit of actual fact. That electricity is not swift enough or sure enough can scarcely be said in view of what occurred yesterday, if the alternative lies between the wire and the rope; and how in- finitely petty the argument about possible mutilation seems when we compare ail the ghastly details of the most violent death from shock with the sickening story of that poor creature's sufferings yesterday! Sunol’s feat, in trotting a mile in 2.101y. brings her within 19{ seconds of the record of the acknowledged queen of the turf, Maud 8., now retired. It must be borne in mind that Sunol ia only three years old. What she will do when she is five or six is a question which the most sanguine prophets will scarcely attempt to answer. + The Western Union Telegraph company has resolved to cast aside its old secretiveness and secept the proposal of the Postmaster General that a board of arbitration investigate the working of the telegraph system and decide whether the company ought to submit to the terms recently imposed upon it for government messages, Its claim that this has been its de- sire from the start recalls the case of the poacher who, being compelled to eat the crow he had shot, swore before heaven that he had never liked anything better. $< —___ Washington state haa been admitted at last, name andall. We have a large and pleasing assortment of Washingtons in the United States to give the postmasters and their clerks trouble, At least thirty-two cities, towns and villages bear the uame, and now we have a state be- side; while ‘Washington Bars” and “Washing- tom Buroughs” and “Washington Harbors,” North, South, East and West Washingtons and Washington Centers are as abundant as huck- leberries in June. It is a good thing to honor our heroes, but there isa point at which the line may properly be drawn in using the nomenclature of towns and states for that pur- pose. Tar Isrnopvetioy Or Taz WAUKENFHAST STYLE OF SHOE, BROUGHT IX TO USE ONE OF THE MOST SERVICEABLE FORMS OF FOOT WEAR THAT HAS EVER BEEN MADE. TO LO0K AT THESE BOOTS SHOWS HOW WELL THEY ARE ADAPTED FOR SERVICE AT THIS TIME OF YEAR. 85.00 AND 96.00, A FEW ODD SIZES FOR 83.50. ABOUT FRENCH KID BOOTS. WE CAN GIVE YOU MORE FOR THE MONEY THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY. WHY? BECAUSE THEY ARE OUR OWN SPECIALTY. OCR FACTORY TURNS OUT MORE FRENCH KID BOOTS AND SHOES THAN ANY TWO FACTORIES Iurorraxr Sronze News| By Tae Paras Roxana Four days ago we dared not make the sweep We then were more on a level with the mer in the wholesale markets, It is different now worth of cold-weather requisites, in sume in arrived goods dictate prices to the old, How the reduced prices quoted for the old, TTT REEK PPP AL A TH WE POP AAL AA PaMney BPP RAE BA 7H HEEE P A ALLLLA 4 BARGAINS IN MEN'S GOODS, (Near door No. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue.) ‘The new goods consist of nearly 100 dozen Scarfs, among them Ottoman Silk Scarfs in Knots and Four- in-Hands that usually retail at 50 cents for only 25 cents. Fine Silk Suspenders, Half Hose, Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Umbrellas at equally surprising prices, Regular stock reduced as follows: 50e. Scarfs reduced to 39c. English Medicated Wool Underwear for $1.79. $1.50 Camel's Hair Underwear for $1.39. 21 Natural Wool Underwear for 89c. . Saxony Wool Underwear for 56c. ‘35e, Warranted Fast Black Socks for 29¢. $1.25 26-inch “Gloria Umbrellas for €1.19. $1.50 “Gloria,” with rolled gold handles, for $1.29. Gloves—See next column for reduced prices, BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. (12th Street Store.) New Black Silks, Satins and Wool Dress Goods; also Colored Henriettas, Serges, India Silks at very Low Prices. The following Reduced Prices for reguiar stock: 89c. Side-band Suitings reduced to 50 cents. 8c. Piaid and Striped Serges for 45c. ‘75e. Colored China Silks reduced to 50c. 68c. Biack Mohair reduced to 45¢. 25 English Broadcloths reduced to 81,10. French Robes, including Trimmings, are reduced 08 follows: From—@11.50, $1450, $16.50, 822, 825 To— 99.50, #11, $12.50, $19, 20, §2~ But one of a style and less than fifty styles. An early choice suggested. BARGAINS IN DRESS TRIMMINGS. (2th st. store.) The new Gold and Silver Trimmings, aleo the Silk Fringes in Black and Colors, and nearly 100 dozen new Buttons are offered st surprise prices. Regular stock reduced as below. ‘50c. Silk Braids reduced to 45¢. ‘75e, SUk Fringes reduced to 64c, @1 Silk Fringes reduced to 89¢. 1 Fancy Braid Trimmings for 75c. 25c. Buttons (94 styles) for 22c. dozen, BARGAINS IN FURS. (Store No. 1119 Penns. ave.) ‘The new Fur Trimmings for promenade and opers | What not in Leather? Writing Tablets, Photo Cases cloaks are at surprise prices, The new style Persian Lamb and Monkey Visites bavealso been secured below the prices of a month since, The $5 Astrachan Capes for $4.68 give an ides of Price reductions for regular stock. BARGAINS IN WRAPS, (Second floor.) Ulsters, Jackets, Tea Gowns. Robes de Chambre, Jer- seys, also Seal Plush Garments. have been bought at very low prices. Regular stock reduced as follows: $14 Ulsters, all styles, reduced to #13. $10 Striped Cloth Ulsters reduced to 811. $12 Imported Beaver Jackets for #11 85 Braided Beaver Jackets to go at $3.98. Children’s Coats and Ulsters at 10 per cent off the marked prices. BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR. (Near door No, 1117 Pa. ave.) The window display will tell of the new goods and the pricea, Stock that was here before their arrival ia marked down in price. 81.25 American Hosiery Company's Vests for $1. 75e. Superfine Merino Underwear for 65e. $1.25 Heavy Ribbed Wool Vests for #1. ‘T5e. Heavy Ribbed Silk Vests for Sc. Extra Heavy Ribbed Silk Vests reduced as follows: From—@1.25, 81.68, 82.50, 83.19. To— —98e, 143, 00, 2.75. 25e, Children's Merino Vests and Pants for 19¢. BARGAINS IN HOSIERY. (Near door No. 1117 Pa. ave.) ‘The lately purchased goods comprise many high- Priced French Novelty Hose, which are offered at oue- Guarter less than prevailing prices. New prices for regular stock as follows: 2c. Hose, 18 styles, for 21c, ‘BSc. Hose, 11 styles, for 29¢, 49c. Lisle Thread Hose, reduced to 44e. ‘Se, Shoppers Bal. Hose for 19¢. ‘Small Children’s Black Hose for 19¢, Worsted and Jersey Cloth Leggins at 10 per cent off marked prices, BARGAINS FOR CHILDREN. (Second floor.) The new stock of Worsted Goods, slso the Coats and Plash Caps, are offered at prices lower than ever bezore quoted. The old prices have to meet the new. $3.95 Cloth Ccats reduced to $3.68, ‘2.25 Silk Flush Caps for 81.95. $1.15 Faille Silk Caps for 98c. 68e. Worsted Sacques, all styles. for 59¢ 19, Worsted Booties reduced to 15¢. 2be. Worsted Mitts reduced to 19¢, 5c. Linen Feeders reduced to 123¢0. ‘98c. “Gretchen” Novelty Aprons for 840, Children’s Coats aud Jackets at 10 per cent off the marked prices. BAXGAINS FOR LADIES. (Second floor.) The new stock of Silk, Satin, Flannel, Mohair and Melton Cloth Skirts make it necessary tooffer 10 per cent off the marked prices of Skirts previously in stock. ‘¥8e. Embroidered Flannels to go at S5c. 81.25 Flannels for ¥8e., and 75c. Flaunels for 59e, 25. Knotted Fringe Towels for “t1c, ie ‘USe. Night Gowns, Winter W: ht, for 70e. 68c. Chemises and Drawers and Skirts for 59e. ‘25e. Perfect-fitting Corset Covers for 22c. €1 Corsets for S4c., and 75c. Corsets for G4e, 19¢, Stamped and Drawn Splashers for 17¢, 50e, Fancy Stamped Bureau Scarfs for 42c, Ge. Novelty Stamped Tray Covers for 33c. ‘25c, Nurses and Waitresses Caps for 19¢, 19e. Caps, in all styles, for Lc. BARGAINS IN SHOES. 2th St. Store.) A Manufacturers Samples of Evening Slippers and Shoes at prices ridiculously low. $3.50 Ladies’ Dongola Button Boots for $2.50. #5 Baud-sewed French Kid Boots for $3.50, ‘$1 Boys’ Superior Quality Slippers for 50c. IN THE UNITED STATES, MONOPOLIZING AS IT | BARGAINS IN LACES. DOES THE ENTIRE SUPPLY OF SEVERAL OF THE LARGEST TANNERIES IN FRANCE. FRENCH KID BUTTON IS AS GOOD AS THOSE SOLD ELSEWHERE FOR SIX DOLLARS. mg Fr ‘BB! t if fot oe ER ¥ ise - 2211 ¥ STREET XW. alt ‘ae Wasurxatox Sextixer. will contain enough material to en- lighten the citizens as to Capt, Symons’ criminal libel SUits against Crane aud Slade. should read it, To be had at the sentinel the principal news stands. it house which confines iteclf to one th and studies thet to perfection. Best_of work. 1012 F at Opposite Woodward & Lothrop's, (Store No.1119 Pa, Ave.) ‘The job lots of Torchon and Fedora Laces, also the new Drapery Nets and Gauzes, have forced down the Prices of goods previously in stock. 85. Russian Net, all colors, for 75c. ¥8e. Tinsel Drapery Nets reduced to 84e. 50c. Silk Mull, Evening Shades, for 44c. 12}¢e. Ruching reduced to 3 yards for 25c, 25e, Directoire Ruchinss reduced to 19¢, #1 Black Silk Neck Scarfs for 89c, $1.25 extra wide and long Scarfs for $1.09. 225e. Twall Silk Windsor Scarfs for 19¢, BARGAINS IN ART GOODS. (Store No. 1119 Penna. ave.) ‘The New Drapery Scarts, Bric-a-brne. Clocks, Table Covers and the hundred and one Nick Nacks for Boudeir sud Parlor were secured to sell at so low prices that desirable goods previously im stock are reduced as follows: Drapery Scarfs reduced to 29c, ‘BSc. Persian 50c. Extra Large and Fine Scarfs for $90. ‘Gsc. India Silk Scarfs redaced to BSc. $3.50 Imported Vases and Pitchers for 82. £6.50 Marbalized Mantel Clocks reduced to $6. S3e, Ansopia Clocks, warranted, for 73c. §2~ See paragraph “Ladies Second Floor Bargains” for Stamped Goods, BARGAINS IN STATIONERY, ‘The new style Writing Paper, Writing Tablets, &e., have been secured to sell at very low prices. Below is & list of reduced prices and also for “Notions,” whic! adjoin the Stationery and Card Engraving Depert- 190. Boxes Writing Paper reduced to 150. 75e. Cloth-bound Books reduced to 35¢. ‘See next column for the list of reduced prices, ing reductions tu prices as now advertised. chants who bought prior to the great tumble Our buyers have secured nearly 820,000 ances at Fifty Per Cent Discount, ‘The newly cheap are the new goods may be learned by He8Sy BRR YTYat EO oy Y AAL Hoe FS BY BAL u%ssS k ROO ¥ & ALLLLS BARGAINS IN HANDKERCHIEFS. (Store No, 1119 Pennsylvania avenue.) ‘When it is written that the very finest linen Hand- kerchiefs with embroidered centers and drawn work homstitched borders are offered at 1234 cents, though positively worth 25 cents, some idea of the lately secured Handkerchiefs is learned. The Initial Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs for men and women's use also the Children’s Handkerchiefs in boxes are of- fered at surprise prices. Silk Mufflers at the ridicu- lously low price of 50, 68, 75c. and 31. For the first time wo are enabled to offer Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs for 25 cents, You know the difference between China and Japan silks, don’t you? The reduced prices for Handkerchiefs in stock prior to the arrival of the new are as follows: 250. Ladies’ Handkerchiefs for 18¢, 19¢. Men's Linen Handkerchiefs reduced to 12%e. BARGAINS IN JEWELRY. (Store No, 1119 Pa. ave.) Whether ‘tis the Warranted 14-karat Gold or the Rolled Gold Jewelry, the Real Amber or Garnet Jew- elry, the Sterling Silver or Jet Jewelry, the French Enamel or Mosaic Jewelry, you'll find it here, and not ouly as Scarf and Lace Pins, Hair Ornaments, Brace- Jets and Chains, but also as Shaving Cups, Drinking Cups. Purses, Ash Receivers, _ Lorgnettes, Inketands, Puff Boxes, Button Hooks, Mirrors, Soap Boxes, Garter Ciasps, ‘Comba, Hair Brushes, Bonbonieres, Manicures, Clothes Brushes, Cigarette Cases, Vinaigrettes, Hat Brushes, Writing Tablets, Chatelaines, Card Boxes, Pen Wipers, Buckles. Speaking of Buckles, Guess how many styles are in stock? Ifyou say fifty you'll be one hundred out of ‘the way. ‘The new goods make the old look dear, hence the fol- lowing reduced prices. We mention but a few, just for sake of illustration: 25e. Jewelry, all styles, reduced to 22c. 7c. Side Combs, copies of expensive styles, 15¢. 17c. Bangles, copies of #2 Bangles, 15¢, @1 Jewelry, a thousand styles, for 8¥e, 1 Beads, copy of $15 Gold Beads, for 89c. 50c. Vinaigrettes, reduced to 39c, BARGAINS IN LEATHER GOODS. (Store No. 1119 Pennsylvania ave.) Card Cases, Pocket Books, Satchels for Men and Women. The new goods force down prices of older stock, 25e. Pocket Books, all styles, for 21c, 48c. Pocket Books, all styles, for 39c, 0c. Ladies’ Satchels, all styles, for 420, $1.25 Satchels, all styles, for 98c. $2.98 Fancy Imported Novelty Satchels, $2.48 (Store No. 1119 Pa ave.) BARGAINS IN FANS. 50 down to S cents each, The great surprise will be the prices quoted for Fans that usually retail at very high prices. The Faus in stock prior to the ar rival of the lately-secured bargains to go as follows $1 Hand-painted Gauze Fans for 75. G68o. Hand-painted Quill Fans for 59¢, 50e. Leaf-shape Gauze Fans for 39¢. G8e. Gray Ostrich Feather Fans for 59c. $2 Fans, in many styles, for $1.75. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Spectra Sure Or Groves. ‘The special prices will probably attract more cus- tomers than we can conveniently wait on during the busy hours, so will our patrons who desire to have their gloves tried on please try and call from 8 to10 am.,1to 3 or 5 to Gp.m, These are the least busy hours, The Special Sale Prices are positively for ‘Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 14th, 15th and 16th ONLY. THE PALAIS ROYAL, {Continued below.) Mews Exousu Doaszrx Groves, S27 Every Pair Warranted. English Dogskin Gloves, with the new automatic fastenings. New shades. Correct Embroidered backs. Geutlemen may have these gloves tried on, and at our risk, aud thus assure a perfect glove in every respect, 89instead of 95c. during this special sale. ENGLISH DERBY KID GLOVES Reduced from $1.50 to $1.35. Gentlemen who have favored these Gloves for many Years are invited to take advantage of the special sale Price. Those geutlemen who have not tried them are invited to have a pair tried on. THE PALAIS ROYAL, _(For Ladies below.) 6 81 . 50 Pacas Roya» Groves a Sl. These Kid Gloves need no introduction to the Palais Royal patrons, Visitors aud strangers to Washington are referred to residents, who will be pleased to give the “Palais Royal” Gloves a recommendation that will send them hurrying hereto take advantage of the special sale prices, The $1.50 Palais Royal Kid Gloves are shown in Dressed aud Undressed Kid, All the new shades, in- cluding new tints of Greens, Biues, Reds Tans, Browns, Grays, also a warranted Fast Black, The new spear-point embroidery, The popular 4-button length, bv-Every pair warranted, $@-Tried on at our risk. t2-The special sale price of $1.55 a pair terminates Saturday at 6 pan., but out-of-town orders mailed be- fore or on Saturday, November 16, will be filed at the special price whenever received. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 98c. Suzpz Gnoves 88 Cenrs. There are reasons why the Palais Royal can afford less profit than those who sell Gloves on credit, and there areequally as good reasons why moreadvantage- ous buying is enabled. No better illustration than these 98c, Undressed or Suede Kid Gloves, You may compare them with any around town at 61.25, No! the price is not reduced from 9¥e, to 88c, be- cause we luck sizea or shades, It is because we always reduce in price for the special aales the most popular govds—the goods known to you. It shouldu’t be nec- essary to write that these Gloves come in all the new ‘Tans, Browns, Modes, Grays and a Fast Black, that they have Spear-point Einbroidery and that every is it a THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 89. Pressts Ghoves 850 Only a reduction of four cents a pair, but since the regular price (89c.) is eleven cents less than the pre- vailing price ($1) you may understand we can't afford ‘a great reduction in price for the special sale. We now have Black and the new Grays, Tans and Browns, also slovely Fawn shade, Mousquetnire style. Every boii oiga THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 68c. Kw Groves 590. buttons, Allshades. Correct embroidery. Per- fect fitting. Cheap, but reliable, Gloves that will bear favorable comparison with many of the 1 Gloves offered at the credit stores, But we are writ- ing of what hundreds, yes, what a thousand or more ladies of Washington need not be told, 59c. instead of 68c, will make many of you ask for three pairs, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) $1.50 P. R. Groves 890 (Every pair warranted). $1.98 to 81.508 pair, _ THE Rais aS poly Corner 12th st, and Pa. ave, SS SS A m ALT Ra aa uu MMM POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, On account of the inclement weather we have four days' sales to make up, and if lowering. prices on sea- sonable goods and giving unusual bargains will do it we shall succeed. The rain started in last Friday, con- sequently the goods advertised for RED TICKET DAY had but 4 slow sale, ‘Those advertised last week, toxether with REMARK- ABLE INDUCEMENTS FOR TOMORROW, will make this RED TICKET DAY asale of bargains such as you will not often haves nce to secure. CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT, 6 Children’s Cloth Coats, 2 and 3 years. Sold for 25.50, Red Ticketed $1.79 each. A great bargain. 10 Short Cloth Jackets, 12, 14 und 16 year sizes. Sold for 85. Red Ticketed 82.98 esch. 2 Ladies’ Suits, in Blue and Tan Checked Cloth. — Sand 36, Were $16.50. Red Ticketed $7.50 each. 18 Jackets, 38to 40 only. Sold for $6. Red Tick- eted $2.50 each. 6 Ladies’ Cloth Newmarkets, in different sizes, Sold for88.50. Red Ticketed $6.98 each, JEWELRY. Garnet and Turquoise Adjustable Bracelets, worth 98c. Red Ticketed 30. each. Jet Side Combs, were 10c, Red Ticketed Se. each. Oxidized Bracelets, were 25. Red Ticketed Sc. each. Odds and ends of Ladies’ and Men's Jewelry, Cuff and Collar Buttons, Pins,&c. Were as high as 25c. Red Ticketed 5c. AKT EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. Handsomely Trimmed Gauze Fans for decorating, were $1.98, Red Ticketed 98c. each, Applique Flowers for fancy work, were 15 to 25c. Red Ticketed 9c. each. ‘One lot Nottingham Tidies and Splashers,sold as high a8 25c. Red Ticketed 10c each. Stamped Lawn Aprons with strings and wide hem, worth 3Cc. Ked Ticketed 17c. each, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 2pairof Chenille Portieres in light shades, worth $10.50a pair. Red Ticketed $5.98 a pair. 1 pair of Extra Heavy Shiela Portieres, slightly im- Perfect, were $25 a pair. Red Ticketed $12.50 8 pair. 25 pairs of Colored Scrim Curtains, yards long, worth 1apair. Red Ticketed 49c. a pair. Odd pairs of Lace Curtains at ridiculously low prices, MILLINERY. One lot of odd sizes of Boys’ or Misses’ Fine Cloth Sailor and Tam-o-shanter Caps, were $1.98. Red ‘Ticketed 81.25 each. 10 Children's Plush Bonnets, odd sizes, sold from $1.25 to #168. Red Ticketed 48c, each, A lot of Fancy Jet Pins, for neck or hats, were 25c. Red Ticketed 7c. each. One lot of Colored Linen Back Velvet Ribbons, for dross trimming, were from 10c. to 15c. a yard. Red Ticketed 7c, ayard. INFANTS’ GOODS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS. One lot of Children’s Jean Waists, one to two years, were 19¢ cach, Red Ticketed 3 for 25c, 3.86 Plush Coats, two and three year size, colors terra cotta, goblein, and brown. Red Ticketed $4.48 each. 10 imported French C.P. (a la Strene) Corsets, spoon bust, were $3.75. Red Ticketed $1.98 each, The above are guaranteed all whalebone and are an unus- ual bargain, 5 dozen of Ladies’ Gowns, Mother Hubbard, tucked yoke, were 68c. Red Ticketed 57c, each, LEATHER GOODS. Alotof Fine Card Cases, were from $1.25 to 82. Red Ticketed 98c, each. Fancy Leather Cigar Cases, were $1.25 and 82.50. Red Ticketed 75c. each. 81.76 and $2.25 Chatelaine Bags. Red Ticketed 1.10 each, A lot of 15c. Chain Purses, Red Ticketed 8c. each. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Alot of Fancy Bead Gimp, was $1.25 to $2 yard. Red Ticketed 29¢. a yard. Alot of Colored Bead Ornament Gimps, were 75c, each, Red Ticketed 14c. each, 1 piece of Cream Mohair Gimp, was $1.75 a yard. Red Ticketed Yc. a yard. SHAWLS. A lot of Double Cashmere Scarfs, in Tans, Pink and Blue, &e., were 81, Red Ticketed 69c, each, NOTIONS, A lot of Fanoy Garter Clasps, in silver and oxidized, were 25c. each. Red Ticketed 9c, each. Attachuble Donble Corset Steels, were 123c. Red Ticketed 7c. a pair. Covered Dress Steels, pinked edged, were 7c. a dozen, Red Ticketed 4c. a dozen, Handsome Flush Needle Case, containing four Papers of needles, wore 25c. Red Ticketed 16c. each. Hand-painted Porcelain Bon-Bon Boxes, were 25c. Red Ticketed 9c. each. TOILET Goobs, Florence's Prairie Queen and Honey Soaps, were 10c. Red Ticketed Sc. a cake. One ounce of Triple Extract, in Fancy Bottles, were 2c. Red Ticketed 19¢. a bottle, FANCY GOODS (Front Basement), Handsowe Oxidized Paper Cutters, some with stamp case attached, sold as high ag $1.26. Red Ticketed 4c, each, Plush Match Safes, with fancy ornament, were 25. Red Ticketed 15c. each, A large assortment of Fine Japanese Tes Sets to be sold at less than they cost to import, An unusual chance for ladies wishing fine goods at a rediculously low price. LADIES NECKWEAR. A lot of Silk-corded Ruffling in Cream and White, was lfc. syard. Red Ticketed 10c, a yard. One lot of Black Lace Fichus aud Scarfs, were $1.49. Red Ticketed 98e. each. A lot of Children’s Oriental Lace Collars, were 19c, Red Ticketed 1234c, each, VELLINGS. Odds and ends and remnants of Three Stripe Silk Voiling, was 18c, Red Ticketod 1c. a yard, Alotof Dotted Souffle Veilings, were 120, Ticketed Sc. a Ver DRY GOODS AND BLANKETS. A lot of 36-inch All-wool . Serges, colors Seal, Medium Brown, Plumb, Gendarme, Gray, Wine, &c. regular 50c. fabrics. Red Ticketed 3730. » yard, 10-4 Colored Blankets, which were never sold under $1.50 apair, Red Ticketed $1.15 a pair. Li Red ‘8. One lot of Bleached Huck Towels of very fine qual- ity, with wide red borders and knotted fringe, were B5c. Red Ticketed 20c. each, A lot of 8-4 Colored Damask Table Covers, were 91.25, Red Ticketed 0: HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. 6 pair of Ladies’ Fast Black Fleece-lined Horo, sizes 4 and 10, sold for 50c. a pair. Red Ticketed #90, a pair. 16 pair of Children’s Black Ribbed Wool Hose, sizes 634 and 7, were “te. Red Ticketed 196. a pair. 10 pate of Infants’ Faucy Stripe Wool Hose, sola for 2Q5e. Red Ticketed 18c. a pair, 8 Ladies' All-wool Medicated Red Flannel Vesta, sizes 34, 36, 38, and pants to match, size 30, sold for $1.50. Red Ticketed 98c. each, MEN'S GOODS. 12 Rubber Coats,slightly imperfect,were 83.50. Red Ticketed $1.50. 2 doz, pairs of Tan Kid Gloves, sizes 7, 7, 8 and 84, were $1. Red Ticketod 55c, a pair. A lot of 50c. Merino Underwear—Shirts, sizes 42 and 44; Drawers, 32 to 40, Red Ticketed 37c. each. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. 1 lot of White Wool Lace, was 18¢,, 20c. and 25c. a yd. Red Ticketed 15c. a yd. One lot of Cambric Embroidery, worth 5c. a yd. Red Ticketed 2c. a ya. Gue lot of Cambric Embroidery, 9 inches wide, worth 25c, and 35c.ayd. Red Ticketed 19¢, a yd, BAURTS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, F YOU ARE IN WANT OF A SEWING Dope ltehe rants NEW HOME tho seers it OOP EER "8, 514 Oth at. nw. nlé Lovvee arove COMPANY, 514 NINTH 8T. N.W,, BETWEEN E AND F STREETS, nl4-2t Fy5 yes [Dar Moer Sram, ad RELIABLE AND INEXPENSIVE KID GLOVES ARE SOLD aT THE fe AE ae i OE $3 vy Pe oo = UU v R EERE go, b 00 ¥ VERE 900 00 oL OV VE ecoo fob te WE, teks GGG ELLL 00 =v EEB 000 00 =7 et | ow TIT H BR it Tr H ~~ “a “wp OF Hun Ss om “mye PU STREET N.W. OUR BARGAIN PRICES FOR THIS WEEE: Ladies’ Best Quality 8-button Suede Mousq taires, warranted. SS Ladies’ Best Quality S-button Suede Mousque- taires, fancy stitch, warranted... +. 1.62 Ladies’ Best Quality 12-button Suede Mousque- taires, warranted. .. woven BIT ‘Ladies’ Best Quality 16-button Suede Mousque- tatres, warranted .. 2.55 Ladies’ Best Quality 20-button taires, warranted . 3.20 ‘The above goods in Tap, Bisck, White and evening shades and offer them cheaper than any other house, Ladies’ 5-button French Kid, in colors and fast Bleck, warranted... . Ladies’ 4-button Heavy Driving Kids. " Ladies’ 7-hook Foster, beat made, all colors and Black, - 145 Ladies’ Dress Kid Driving Gauntlets. Ladies’ Suede Gauntlets, all colors. Ladies’ French Kid Gauntlets, with 1.87 °s, high-grade, none bet= Ladies’ Pigakin ‘Mousquetaires, best in the city, Warranted, Se . 98 Ladies’ 4-button Dressed Kid, embroidered back. Warranted... - 8 Ladies’ 5-button Dressed Kid, reduced from 75¢. to. . 60 Ladies’ 5-button 90c. t a0 ase. a+ 07 Ladi Kid, with fur trimmungs, Warranted, <i Ladies’ Plush-lined Kids, with fur trimming, best quality, Warranted... ++, 1.22 Ladies’ French Kid, lined with lamb's wool and trimmed with beaver. Warranted. 1.67 For want of room we shall close out our Cashmere ‘an d Silk Gloves at cost prices from 19¢, a pair up. Gents’ Kid, embroidered back, reduced from $1.12 to 98c., warranted. : Gents’ Kid, narrow stitched, reduced from $1.60 to $1.40, warranted. Geuts' Heavy English Kid, reduced from $1.70 to $1.48, warranted. Gents’ Kids, plush lined, reduced from $1.87 to $1.62, warranted, ents’ Kids, plush lined, reduced from @1.50 to 91.28, warranted. Gents’ Kids, lamb's woollined, reduced from $1.60 to $1. warranted. Gents’ Russian Calf, lamb’s wool lined, reduced from $2 to $1.75, warranted. Gents’ Mocco Castor, lamb's wool lined, reduced from $1.80 to 81.60, warranted. Gents’ Genuine Buckskin, reduced from $1.65 to 21.37, warranted. Gents’ Wool-lined French Kid, with beaver tops, re- duced from $2.37 to 82, warranted. Expert salosladies will fit the LOUVRE GLOVES to yourhand at our risk. Every pair warranted. LOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY, _n14,16-2¢ 514 Oth st. nw, See. MACHINES FOR RENT BY WEEK OR month at OPPENHEIMER’'S, it 514 Yth st. aw. A Fasutox P. oT Povnzr. JUST CAME—MORE 50-CENTERS, ‘We found the Furnishing man this morning “chcek- ing up” anew arrival of 50c. Scarfs, They're in stock by the time you read this, Four-in-Hands and Tecks in new colors—patterned in checks, stripes and figures ‘It's the novelty that takes your eye in a scarf. ‘‘Any- thing new ont?” is the inquiry a hundred times a day at our neckwear counter—and there's hardly a sun sets that we haven't received some fresh creation. Our 50c. quatity has got to be the popular thing with tasty scarf wearers, There's no difference between them and the regular 75e. grades other people carry, The higher-priced ones if you want them, GUARANTEED AT A DOLLAR. We carry Glove for $1 that we warrant, Street shade—Tans, Ox Bloodsand English walking tints. Dent’s best at $1.60—and the"E. & B.” genuine kid— French make, Heavy embroidered backs or pique stitched—in leading colors, It seems almost o farco to talk about cold-weather gloves today but when it is time remember we've got a full line of Fur Lined Kid, Woolen and Cloth, “BOND FREE” Took a lot of English Walking Sticks out of the custom house yesterday. ‘They're in stock today. Odd novelties both in sticks and mountings, FUR FINERIES, Taking the mild weather into consideration we've Deon surprised at the way we've made the “fur fly." You know it’s only the test qualities we handle. Take off the fancy prices that are usually tacked on and you'll not find the test any higher than much that's inferior, Our qualities and prices willprove that, Seal garments dnd all kinds of fur pieces, in sets or singly— andthe trimming by the yard, Second floor—teft of elevator, “COMFORT GOWNS." ‘That's what a negiicé robe is—full of comfort. We “gunned” all through the home market for novelties in Bath and Lounging Robes and Smoking Jackets and got ascore or two of patterns and designs that will charm you, Then we knew that across the water they make aspecialty of these things—so oper went our order and back came the gems—and they are jewels sure enough. Elegantly comfortable. There's no doubt but what we've the only really complete line intown, Wecan show you your size every time. There's no ordering by sample with us, You'll say ours are marked low enough after you've made a few comparisons, Second floor, SAKS AND COMPANY, CATERERS TO POPULAR CAPRICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH nl4 STREET. Noors 00 v VE TITTH ERE Fee YE"E TEE ees o vv BF L T WEE 8 NN ‘oo W Eee PH kee S82 “NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS," And we have succeeded in few Ni Which we know will sees ti not PRICES at which we REAL DUCHESSE FLOUNCING, ‘934 inches wide, $3.45, 45, worth $5. 25. Tees ‘36 inches wide—BLACK CREPE—83 per yd, worth 87. NOOT'S. 421 11th st. n.w., above Pa. ave. NOVEMBER 14, 1889. OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHHOP, Cor. 11th and F sts. nw, Turvaspas, Novexnea 14, 1889, We took advantaee of the fnclement ‘Weather the fore part of the week and thor- oughly overhauled the stock in search of “Kemnants”—and the search was not in vain, The stocks will be pretty clesn though on Friday night, as we have made prices low enough to sell every “Short Leneth.” 02d Size, Small Lot, &c.. we have. T'will bs a wala “Remnant” day and good barguins will abound, GRAND CLEARANCE REMNANT SALE OF LADIFS' JACKETS AND SHORT WRAPS AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. ‘We believe these prices will eell them. 1 Check Cloth Jacket. Size 30. Now 50c, 1 Brown Striped Jacket. Size 40. Now 81.50. 1 Black Short Wrap. $1.50. 1 Dark Striped Jacket. Size 44. 0. Size 34, 1 Black Beaver Modjeaka, Size 32 5. 1 Brown Striped Raglan. Size 32. Now 5. 3 Black Astrakhan Jackets, Sizes 32, 34 and 36. Now 85. Navy Beaver Modjeskas, Sizes 36,38 and 40. Now $7. x 7 i a Plush Short Wrap. Size 34, Now 815. (Third floor.) LADIES’ WRAPPERS. ‘3 Flannel Wrappers, Navy, size 86; Seel, Size 38, and Dark Green, size 36. Reduced to €2.50. 8 Ladies’ Fine All-wool Wrappers, in Car- dinal, Navy, Seal and Grey, Sizes 32, 34, 36 and Reduced to #4. (Third door.) SHAWLS. 6 Shoulder Shawls. Reduced to 500. 4 Large Shoulder Shawls. Reduced to Tie. 3 Soiled White Fascinators. Now 50c. 2 Arab Silk-and-wool Evening Shawls, Reduced to 8: 3 Knotted-fringed Cashmere Shawls, Re- duced to (Third floor.) LADIES’ HOUSE JACKETS. 1 Grey-mixed Cardigan Jacket. Now $1. 2 Silk-lined Chamois Jackets, Sdand 36. now 84. (Third floor.) LADIES’ WAISTS. 6 Ladies’ French Flannel Waists, in Black, Navy and Cardinal. Sizes 32, 36 and 4 Reduced to 24. 1 Ladies’ Cardinal Silk Waist. Bizo 36, Reduced to 86.25. 1 Ladies’ Elecunt Olive-green SUk Waist Size 34. Reduced to #10. (Third floor.) 2 Ladies’ Dark Greon All-wool Braided Jerseya, Sizes 32 and 34. Reduced to 82.50, 14 Ladies, Black All-wool Jereeys, braided, tucked and fancy stitched styles. Sizes 52, 36, 3S and 40, Reduced to $3.50, Excellent styles aud qualities for the Prices, (Third floor) CHILDREN'S AND MISSES’ GARMENTS. 2 Children’s Cloaks, one of Brown Plaid Cloth with Angel Sleeves, the other of Dark Striped Cloth with Cape. Size 4 years, Ke- duced to 85. 2 Children’s Stylish Dresses trimmed with Soutache Braid. Size 4 years, Reduced to 2 Children’s Brown Striped Cloth Cloaks, Size 8 years. Reduced to 85. lixses’ Suits, Seasonable aud Stylish Size 14 years, Keduced to $7. (Third floor.) LADIES' COLLARS FOR 5c. Asa special attraction for Fnday we shall offer the balance of about one dozen different styles of Ladies’ Linen Collars, in all about 180, at the ridiculously low remnant price of Se, each. All sizes, but not all sizes in any one par- ticular style. (First floor, center.) STAMPED LINEN GOODS. 4 Stamped Linen Tidies now 150, 5 Satin Lamssk Center Mate now 20¢, 10 Satin Damask Tray Cloths now 25c, 4 Stamped Linen Splashers now 25c, 2 Cream Momie Cloth Table Covers, Knotted Fringe all around and suitably Stamped. Reduced to 75c. (Second floor.) BASKETS. 1 Fancy Work Basket with Handle, Un- lined. Reduced to 25c. 1 Lined and Covered ie Basket. Re- duced to 50c. 2 Lined Work Baskets without Top. Re- duced to 75 2 Work Baskets with Top, Lined, now #1. (Second floor.) LINENS—CLOTHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, &c. 3Cream Damask Fringed Cloths, size 2 by 2 yards, pow $1.7: by 3 yards, now 82.50, 234 yards Bleached Damask Cloths, Reduced to 31.20. 2 36-inch Damask Cloths now 85c. ‘34g dozen % Bleached Damask Napkins, Reduced to 90e, 3¢ dozen % Cream Damask Napkins $1.25. Also few other “half dozens” of fine Damask Napkins. Towels—Special —26 fine Damask Towels, damaged from window display. Keduced to 15¢. each. “Short Lengths” of Table Damasks, Pillow Case and Sheeting Linens, &c. (Second floor.) BOYS* CLOTHING. 29 Boys' Best Quality “Mother's Friend” Shirt Waists in Indigo Blue and Turkey Red, Allsizes. Reduced to 75e. 4 Boys’ Navy Blue, Pleated Corkscrew Suits. Sizes 4,8,11 and 14. Reduced to 86. 3 Navy Blue Flannel Sailor Suits, Sizes 4,5 and 9. Reduced to 84. 12 Fancy All Wool Cassimere Suits. Sizes 4to12. Reduced to 8 uits, handsomely med, Sizes 2} and 3 years, 0. ‘elvet Kilt Suits, made Norfolk style, Size 244 years. Reduced to 84. 75 vairs Fancy Striped and Checked Chev- jot Pants, All sizes, Reduced to $1. (Third floor.) ART EMBROIDERY. No department is without its “remuante.” ‘These have been with us long enough to have been sold, hence their reduction to amove them tomorrow. 9 Stamped Linen Fruit Doylies reduced to Boe. Stamped Linen Biscuit Doylies reduced tolSe. 3same reduced t ae. 16 Stamped Pin Cushion Covers reduced to 8c. ly Stamped Linen Fruit Doylies reduced to 10c. 1 Hand-painted Kid Muchoir reduced to 81. 4 Sofa Pillows, covered with shadow eilk, reduced to 85. 2 Blue Geuze Hand-painted Scarfs re- duced to $2. MEN'S UNDERWEA’ 8, U picace Me's Heavy Merino Underwear. Shirts size 40 and 42. Drawers sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44. Half price; reduced to 50c. 21 pairs Men's Cartwright & Warner's Drawers, Sizes 32, 36, 38, 40and 42. Re~ 2 (First floor. HANDKERCHIEFS. ‘27 Men's All-linen Hemstitched Hand-em- broidered Initial Handkerchiefs. 2 A's, 2 E's, 2 F's, 3.G's, 2 K's, 2 L's, 3 M's, 2 N's, 2 O's, 2 P's, 2 T'saud 3 Va Reduced to 25c. each. 17 Men's All-linen Hemstitched Hand-em- broidered Initial Handkercbiefs. 2 A's, 1 E, SF's, 21's, 2 K's, 2 L's, 2 N'sand 3 Ts. Re- Aueed to 35c., or 3 for 8 27 Ladies’ All-linen Hemstitched Hand- iaties’ All-1 Hemstitc! Hand. Mt Tan Hanabeieds, ois \broidered 3 MERINO UNDERWEAR, * rafants’ Austeaiian Wool Vests, with tae veer, Keduced toaGe" Baltprte: PR eg Br Bae To to 12 "years ‘Be. 's All-wool Vests, with ton s Extra Fine Hose, with spit soles it aad ‘ise “MMM O00 Ba Gy TrTT n FRE 1 Sas TTT w T Fr Ti &, T OH i HHH FE u “ws H i al dee $ 2": RARE BARGAINS AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES FER ¥ re rE EER DECORATED PORCELAIN GILT-LINED SAUCE DISHES 6 FOR 45c. BLUE AND WHITE JAPANESE TEA POTS FOR 25e, DECORATED SCROLL SALT SHAKERS FOR 6o CRYSTAL-FOOTED GLASS CELERIES FOR 150, JAPANESE DECORATED SPLINT MATS, 3 INA SET, 10, A SET, WAX TAPERS FOR 7c. A BOX. DECORATED SALAD BOWLS, GILT LINED FOR 170. JAPANESE OAT-MEAL BOWLS FOR 8c. CRYSTAL PRESSED GLASS VINEGAR CRUETS FOR 120, CRYSTAL SQUARE GLASS PRESERVE DISHEE FOR 80. COMBINATION TOOTH BRUSH AND Boab STAND FOR 10c, DECORATED FRENCH CHINA TINTED FRUIT SAUCERS FOR 10c. NICKELINE CUSPIDORS FOR 7o, NICKELINE TRAYS, LARGE SIZE, FOR 40. BASKET, FIFTY CLOTHES PINS, BOX BLUING AND CLOTHES LINE, THE ENTIRE COMBINA- TION FOR 15c. POLISHED WOODEN KNIFE TRAYS FOR fo. LARGE SQUARE SHAKER TABLE MATS FOR 4o. THE Farr, FRANELE & 812 SEVENTH STREET NW. Winter Wetcnrs IN UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY, FOR LADIES.—Now there ts positively auch agrent vi at w f usnal, have chosen fro! are the telling traths far ax you are coucerued. Kexur, for a moment: LADIES’ Vests and Drawers, Merinc The, apiece. ‘Tne “bette the “beat” iu Merino run from @1 to ®3 per gar- ment. LADIES’ White and Natural Ribbed Vosts at 5c, Sre & superlative value and could net be duplicated. LADIES’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, low neck and short sleeves, White and Gray, >, Thesaro in igh Bock aud 1ong Yee, iu Wiite, Scarlet. Pink, Biue Salmon, et #1, 81.25, 81-45 and el a e LADIES’ Medicated Undergarments, the genu- ine Cochineal Dye, are 83 per suit. MISSES’ Underwear from the American Hosiery Co. and other celebrated manufactories at correct prices. GENTS’ White Merino Underwear at 50 cents per garment, GENTS’ Half. | Durable Underwear at @2 ands each. GENTS" Scarlet Undergarments $2 each. GENTS" Fine, warm, sorvioaite P yyw ude ents at 81, 61. aud €2 each. ™ BOYS' Natural Wool Un entirely ribbed finish. 70 cents for’ 24-inch, and Scents additional ou each larger wize, BOYS' White Merino Undershirts in th grades, starting at 50 cents for 24- iuch, With 5 cents sdditional on each darger size. HOSIERY, ‘We foel the fullest assurance in our own importation of kK Cashinere Hose, which we have marked to sell at 50cents por pair. These are strictly a rare value and something y. ought to carefully examine. We are offering Men's Merino Half Hose at 23c..40c, and per pair, In Children's English Black Cashmere Hose wo start size tig at 45 cents and each size rises 5 conte. Underwear and Hosiery together, on first floor, next to Yth street door. SEATON PERRY, “Perry” Building, ‘Oth and Pa. ave, Established 1840, nit EWING MACHINES OF ANY MAKE REPATRE low, At OPPENHEIMER'S, O14 th st. t.ws fer tue light-ruuning NEW HOME Ew: www it S55 EFE ‘eww fs 5. ‘ww Ss Be w Ww a EEE SSS8y H OO PPP PPP FER RRR Big REGS OP PP PE | or a a S353 li H OO POP RK ‘Will always flock to that establishment thet offers them the best Goods at lowest prices—that's probably, the main reason why we're having by far the largest fall trade we've ever experienced. ‘To our knowledge such values as the following have never before been offered: Ladies’ Extension Sole Tampico Goat and Real Dongola Button, plain or with tips, aT 1.45. Ladies’ Kangaroo, Straight Gost and French Dongola Button, in any style or width, AT $2. Ladies’ Genuine Hand-welt and Hand-turn Fine Button Boots AT 82.50. Gents’ Good-quality Calf, Tackless Button, Laced and Gaiters, any shape, AT 2. Gents’ Strictly Hand-made Fine Calf Shoes in any imaginable style AT 83. Our Guarantee with every Pair Shoes we sell, PALA ~ F h. a8 Bs RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE. ‘THREE 816 thet 5