Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1890, Page 4

al THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TRURSDAY January 9, 1890, CHOSHY S. NOLES. Ed THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cirenlution of any Newspaper in the Werld ly in worth other pupers published it Room 93, Tribune Building, Through the blunder of considering the Dis- trict appropriation bill under the rales of the last House the additional provisions simed against the overhead electric wires have been stricken ont, and the bill proposes no material modifications of the existing law on this sub- ject. Those representatives who, professing to be hostile to the overhead wires, defeated by points of order the requirement that the elee- tric light wires should be buried after a certain date, and that afier a Inter date the poles should be taxed, ought now as a vindication of their good faith to formulate and press for passage the comprehensive and well-guarded plan of burial for which they expressed a de- wre. Under the law no additional overhead wires can be erected, and an elaborate and able report on the best methud of disposing of those how standing has been prepared by the Engi- heer Commissioner and submitted to the Senate im response to its request. The careful consid- eration of the matter by the District authorities which some of the Representatives wished asa preliminary to the serions step of incommoding the overhead electric wire companies bas al- ready been given. Congress, if it wants to act, emp uct at once on the basis of the infor- mation furnished by Major Raymond's report, and by the discussion of the subject during several years in both Honses. ‘That the overhead electric wires should be put underground is the opinion of the public in every large city, and is th expressed opinioa of the overwhelming majority of Congressmen. Hf Congress is sincere im its utterances it can and wiil pass promptly an effective law on the a ‘We have been going through our Boys’ and Children’s stock “gunning” for “Odds and Ends"—fragments of lots that have sold so well asto leave us but one twoor three ofakind, We don’t want them, They areofno use tous inso Mmiteda variety, Still just the sizes you can make use of may be here—and ‘about half the original price will buy them. It isnot old stock. Can't be in this house. We never have any old “stagers." Might if we were not will- ing to pocket s little loss every now and then and clear out the “Broken Ends” twoor three times in every season, This is one of those ‘*Clearings Out.” We havegot them ail together ons separate table. It won't take you five minutesto run up and see if you can make use of any of them, and it may save you aamany dollars, REMEMBER THIS~TWO DAYS LIMITATION ON THIS SALE~TOMORROW and NEXT DAY-—FRIDAY end SAT- URDAY, We know there won't be any left to warrant usin giv- ing yous longer time—and one object—the main one—in putting the price we do on them—is to push them out tm a hurry, We wautto get rid of them—that's honest. “Odds and Ends” are in our way, CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS. ‘We have, maybe, 8 dozen or fifteen in all, The last subject. If on the other hand our legislators | of some of the best qual:ties—-the nobbiest patterne— are merely talking for popular effect, and act- ing under the quict intluence of the corpora- tions affected, they w ll consider the District appropriation bill under rules which permit a single member to strike out new legislation, will refuse to bury the wires through provisions in the appropriation bill on the ground that there is another and better way of accomplish- ing the desired end, and will then proceed to neglect entirely to consider le ion putting the preferred method into practical effect, —$<$<$<—<—<— = — with which we opened the season, LOT 4400—Two Coats left—one 5 andone 8 years, French Bouele, Astrachan trim- med, with Patch Pockets, Silk Sleeve Lining and Italian Body Lining. The best recommendation we can give them ie to tell you they are Best & Co.'s “met up.” ‘The original price was $10. Half of that buys these The House of Representatives is worthy of | st two—#6. all commendation for its unusual and unex- pected energy and enterprise in passing the Dis- triet appropriation Dill thus early in the ses- sion. The business like prompiness of the Speaker in appointing his committees, and the energy of the District sub-committee on appro- priations have resulted in breaking the record. ‘There is s new order of thi House and if al! legis and acted apou n tion is ced upon less n in the past there ib «ll concerned, If it stood that prompt action in all legislation is to Le the rule of the House, mem- bers will govern themsclves accordingly and they will, if inrerested in any particular mat- ter, acqu mselves with it, and be pr pared at the nt, Procrastination, wisich once was bat a “squatter” under the dome of sbeen unmolested so long that cquired the right of possession, ures to oust are prose become the perm: Let the vigorously, it will owner of our entire legislature. work go on. ee ton the Balti oad's proposition in respect to} sings in Eckington is sensible ve shond be no mond’s cor wile in the e: we tracks ab ds and the my seeure roads 0 ofe | ings in jug-handied arran And the most objection o-sin ga, and those most urgen: yuring treatmen are the existins owes with.n ihe city hmsts for ads are r which the ra ponsible, — _——_<§_ choler got the better of a the Low: MeComas as his uglies of Maryle not picturesque. rural repub Lasn’t he falleu mute a taphs"? him aud be referred to. Mr. zy frieud from the The generalis nothing if og Mr. McComas’ tents “plug-ugli ‘derangement of € Representat etson of Iowa describes “a row” to b sof the House ig trying to do the be ad the other side | is trying tomske a li:tle politica! capital.” If the dednition be correct Cougress ia always in @row. Aud it is mostly. << + The Toledo Batis making unkind remarks concerning the Obio senators, It says the members of that body have drawn £991.38 tnileage im the aggregate, and as they travel on | passes the Blule wants to kuow abont it. Pub- | Le office is a private snap aud the Blade has no Dbusimess to pry into privaie atfuirs, — Bt Louis made a vizorous presentation of its ease yesterday before the congressional court sitting to hear argument in the matter of the world’s fair. But eloquence will not avail in the face of the overwhelming weight of facts end argument in favor of Washington, tit le The long life of the dowazer empress of Germany caused her to figure successively as the wife of an emperor, te mother of an em- peror and the grandmother of an emperor. semsreagrastalielis Governor Jacksox drawal leaves a clear field tor Senator Wilsou in the Maryland sena- | ~ The latter's senatorial service has | ditable to him and to his state, and bis | on as well deserved. — +# The Lou’ Cour yurnal refers in its beadimes to the Kentu legislature as “As. | fembled Woduu.” dhe C.-J. must have ap ax to grind. ———— Judge Miller's decision in the Beall “resur- fection” case will have a tendency to make practical anats ai science unpopular, — + —— Repre re McComas of Maryland bas the thanks of a grateful coustitueucy im the District of Columbia, —— One of these day» Washington will Lave good | sidewalks, Que of these days, one of these days! ed Senator Voorhees and Col. W. W. Dudley Were still living at last accounts, Loft 6209—An American Boucle—Two of these— only—s five ands six—Double-breasted Kilt with Sutin-lined Hood, Belt and Fancy Buckle, Very nobbily designed— and our word for it, a good wearer. The original price was @8. These two we have apparent in the | marked e4. LOT 5217—One three and one six-year-old, Dark Bine, Plush Coats—with satin-lined hood and ulster back. Really an elegant thing. ‘These two are all that we have out of large lot of them. They were #10—now they are $3. LOT 5259-A Plaid Kilt—Double-bressted, Satin Lined Hvod and Ulster belt. Only oue of them—a five-year-old, ‘The rest sold for @8—this one we have marked $5. LOT 2284—Two Brown Corduroys—both 2% yest tizes—Kiits—with a Belt and a Hood, ‘They were $5—these two are £2.30. LOT 3047—One Biue Cuiuchilia with Cape—size 216 yeare—Ulster Pockets and Belt, Velvet Collar. ‘The others were marked @5—This one $2.50. LOT 4696—Two Sixes left—Blue Chinchilla with a Cape, Velvet Collar and Ital.an Cloth Lin- ing—Sensible coats. ‘They were ¢8—-tomorrow and next day youcan buy these two at $5, LOT 4697—A single size seven left. Blue Chinchilla Capo Cout, Double-breasted, Back Belt, With Ulster Pockets, ‘Marked from $8 to $5 LOT 2282—-One-2'§ year size—A Cape Coat in Check efect —Ulater Pockets—A good “warmer” and a jaunty little garment, “Twas 85—ts $2.50, LOT 5219—Purisian Plaid Cheviot—A single one left—sizo 8—Cape Coat, Ulster Pockets, Serge Lined, On» of the most stylish coats of the whole season, The price was #3—this iast one is $4, BOYS’ OVELOUATS, There are, maybe, a half dozen Bo, Overcoats left out of all our stock. erscy Surtout ‘They are in only two sizes—14 snd 15 years, Marked $8. Take them std. Youcan use thew—we cau't—so few of thom. Not over exght—altogetber—Cheviot, Cassimere a \ Melton Coats that were $5. The sizes are distributed one oF two each—between 14 aud 18 years, Not worth our while to huid them, You can have them at €4. Those that were @4—about the same sort of gar- ments—fewer still left—we have marked 82.50, and the $3.50 grade—covering the same years—14 to 18, are él. It is an early visit that will get them, CHILDREN’S SUITS. We find several lots of our BEST qualities and most pleasing novelties in Two-piece Short Pants Suits completely wrecked so far as sige are concerned ‘That will never do for us. We cau't refill the blanks— ‘The whole lot of them will cover sizes from 4 to 14 yeurs—but only ome or two of # kind—Bear that in KILT SUITS. ‘Smart sellers al] the season—and deserved to be for | they are good qualities, The odds snd ends run from 2% to 6 yeara. We have “halved” the price, The Sone sre #2, The $2 on sae & 23. You certainly ouxht to appreciate these, SHIRT WAISTS, Wehavein the neighborhood of fifty dozen Iaun- dered—81 quality—Shirt Waists. All aizes—4 to 14 years—all sorts of combinations and effects—We Would like tosee these all go in the next twodsys— We want their room bad enough to offer them to you at 50-centseach. You can get three of them at that Price if youwant, We have gut to limit you to that Bumber so our customers can have the benefit of Dec De Mosrenetzo CHAMPAGNE, on the Vid Vineyards of the DUKES OF ORLEANS ‘This Hizh Grade of Wine,on being compared with 20 of the Jeadine brancs,was placed first rr fu quality. 3. W. BURCHELL, a 186 Ftow Buscass: Banoarss: Our entire stock of Trimmed Millinery at a discount of 25 yer ceut. French Felt Mats roluced from $2.30 te $1.50, and frum $2 to $1. Mrs. M. J. HUNT, as sue 1309 ¥ st. aw. ‘them and not the dealers, Our shirt waists are a “rare catch" for the shop keepers—but we want YOU to have "em—not them. THE ‘The sale lasts ONLY TWO DAYs— MAIN FRIDAY and SATURDAY. POINTS. There aze only one, two aud three of @ ‘Bind all the way through. Don’t forget ‘thst if you come iste and what you want is gone—we're not to blame. ‘Don't have the least hesitation sbout buying anything we offer you—for the quality is all right, and we stand respon- wible for it, ‘We place these remuants at your dis- posal, BAKS AND COMPANY, PLUMS FOR PICKING. | PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET’ » “Last Esse AT ERR YS. Tomorrow—in fact until they are gone—you can pick among a collection of “last ends” we have found in the different departments. There has been s “last end” price put on them, and the beauty of it all is the whole lot goods you have use for every day—noth- ioe rarely use, but the everyday commodities. ‘That is wheresbareain makes a telling point, Just roam through the different lines with us and let us see what « here, HANDKERCHIEFS. Here are several lots of Plain aud Fancy Handker- chiefs that are tossed and crumpled—goiled a little some of them. Not hurt dor use a bit, “Last End” Prices 12340. and 25, TRIMMINGS AND LININGS. Bhort ends—bardly more—of Black Silk Passemen- Yeries and Galloons, And who cannot always find use for an odd scrap of Cambric, Silesia and Crinoline? ‘You will find some among these “Last Ends.” UNDEKGARMENTS. A few ofd sizes in Ladies’ Kibbed and Merino Veste— three or four dozen scattering sizes. Children’s Ribbed Stockings reduced to 25c., and Ji¢dozen Men's Half ‘Hove reduced to sane price—250, GLOVES. A couple dozen pairs 6-button Suede, in ght shades; all sizes, from 534 to 6% Regular $2 gloves, “Last End” price $1.50. Quality perfect. Two dozen paire 4-button Suede in Tans; sizes 534 to 7. Reduced s quarters pair. The “Last End” price is $1.25, Three dozen regular $1 5-button Suede; soiled ® little, as they will from handling. Hardly noticeable, though. On that account we have marked them 75e, PLUSHES, VELVETS, &o. Half price rules tue “Last Ends" hero—and, aa is al- ways the case, these remuants are among the most de- sirable patterns. DRESS GOODS—PLAIN. Thero is many @ piece of Black Serze, Diagonal, Camel's Hair, Drap D'Alma, Henrietta Cloth, Cash- mere, &e.—all Jengths—1to 8 yaris, Also some few pieces of Black Goods at 35c, aad 50e. Reduced from and $1.25. DRESS GOODS—COLORED. Such fabrics as Broadcloth, Scotch Plaids, Cloakings, Flannels, otc.,are represented in this "Last Eud” sale LACES. From 2 to 5-yard pieces of Black Lace Flouncings and Drapery Nets—Plain, Striped and Figured. Creve De Chinos, Tulles, Gauzes and Nets in all tose shades that are raging #9, Bound to have “Last Ends." Can yon use these short Pieces? The prices are certainly object enough to make an effort, SILKS, Black and Colored Silks in 1 to 14-yard pieces. The same rich qualiti have spoken sbout all season. “Last End” prices, CORSETS. ‘Two specials in Genuine “C.P." Corsets at $1.25 aud 50. Beduced from $1.75 wud $3, SKIRTS, We have picked up one here and one there, outof this lot and that. An odd and end of » line. The Price will attract you. Flanuneis cotwe in—so do domestics—and White Goods, Linen, Lawn, etc, with muny # “Last End” of Huck and Damask Towels. Cloaks, Newmarkets, Jackets have been weeded and the broken lots turued into the ceueral “clearing up.” Great big slices of price have been chopped off. BLANKETS, There are 5 pairs of the “Village Beanty," warranted Bl wool: 15x4, Reduced from $12 to 310, A single paireach of extra a: “Diamond Valley ‘Two pairs of wool Keduced to 85. Three pairs of the “Passaic Mills,” 10-4. Reduced from $3.50 to $3, Two Wrapper Blankets, California wool, Russian stripe, Reduced from $8 to 80. ‘The fragment lines of Liderdown Comforters are in this enle and down in the price, $10 te $8.50 and 812 10 810. Take whetever you can use and consider yourself fortuuste forthe decided bargain you are getting, ‘There is not an itew in the whole lot that is not uf our reliable quality, and, “Last Euds" or not, they are “ex- tra values, Where are thes? All over the house~in every de- partment, Ask for them. DING, OTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Fatablinied 1840. 9 We close at 6 u'clock, except Saturday Tue Box Mancue. THE JANUARY SALE, Great care has been and will be taken not to over- state the amount of reductious in sny instance, and the plain facts are commauding attention, Today we sake @ suppiementary announcement concerning the «reat Janu.ry sale of LADIES’ AND MISSES' OVERGARMENTS, We will sllow a discount of ww Ren yy My PPP FER RRR OP PER wr PPP ER RRR PK RR PO KERK from marked prices in our Cloak Department, This applies to Ladies’ Long Garments, Juckets, Plush ‘This dis- count from the already reduced prices makes our line Wraps, Misses? and Children’s Garments, of Cloaks the cicapest ever offered. Woe are offering these garments now ut ayrent loss. Cloaks that sold early in the season at 812 we offer now at $8.98, less 20 por cent, making the price of this #12 Cloak now $7.08, aud so on the prices range all through the de- department, Call sud see our assortment if you want CLOAK BARGAINS. ‘The January sale in other departments we will offer Adiscountof 111 qi PPP LER RRR i a RoR Uy) & Pee KE RRR os 2 S R P EKER R from the marked prices on any article in the house. Remember this applies to all goods in every depart- ment excepting the lots that are Jaid on the counters and are marked reduced price. ‘These goods are already so much reduced in price that we cannot allow s discount of 10 percent, Just look atthese lots at reduced prices and you will admit they need no discounts to move them, Remember weoffer you TWENTY PER CENT Discount from reduced prices on all Ladics', Misses’ and Chil- dren's Overgarments And TEN PER CENT Discount | on ail othor goods in the house excepting bargain lots | marked on the counters, which are already marked very low. THE BR 00. n MM M: é gee e3 Hu FKS ne 316 7TH ST. N.W. Fons Ar Repvcen P. RICES, ‘The balance of our stock of Fursand Wraps at re- duced prices. Bargains can now be obtained by thove Gestrinw reliable goods, ‘The stock consists of Bear Muifs and Boas, Monkey Mnffs end Capes, Nutria Mufls and Capes aud several other desirable qualities, Our Seal Skin Wrepe cen be bought as low now as April, when we peck them away. ‘The valauce of our Plush Garments at prime cost, WILLETT & RUOFF, Hatters end Furriers, $39-3m. 905 Pa, ave. Kk ado AND LITHOGRAPHER, 12 PA. AVE ‘Visiting carda neatly engraved trom your plate, iy2 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. THURSDAY. Buaow Is A SYNOPSIS OF OUB LADIES’ MUSLIN AND CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR DE- PARTMENT. Wo have selected only such cut Garments that we now would suit and please,and have been just as care- fal in the selection of Trimmings and Workmanship ss im the Preceding years, We leave thorest to your in- spection with the sbsolute guarantes that we will re- place any Garment bought from us that dose not give entire satisfaction. ‘74c, CHEMISE, made of the best quality Cotton, solid embroidered yoke, trimmed sround neck and sleeves, This CHEMISE ts really worth 980, ‘74e. DRAWERS, made of the best quality Cotton, witha cluster of fine tucks ands deep embroidered ruffle, and made with yoke banda Cannot be bought elsewhore for less than 98c. ‘74e, GOWNS, made of fine quality Cotton, made Mother Hubbard style, The yoke is mado of tucking and inserting, ruffle of embroidery around neck and sleeves, This Gown {s reslly worth $1.25. 740. SKIRT is made of good cotton and cambric ruffle; it hasa cluster of wide tucks above the ruffle apdacluster in the rufle, This Skirt is made full width, DRAWERS. We havea very fine COTTON DRAWERS trimmed with a fine cluster of tucks and inserting and » deep embroidered ruffle, This Drawer is made on yoke bend. Only 98c., worth $1.25, ‘We have AnothegStyie with a cluster of tucks and & deep? Hamburg ‘This Drawer w made of the dest quality cotton. Only 98c, We have Another Style DRAWERS trimmod with in- serting of lace anda cluster of tucks and a deep lace ruflle, Made on yokeband. Only 980, worth $1.35 CHEMISE. ‘We have a very fine quality Cotton CHEMISE; it is made with ® yoke of fine tucking and inserting, trimmed around neck and sleeves with embroidery and made full length. Only 98e., fully worth 81.25. Another Stylish CHEMISE, with o solid yoke of lace, made of the finest quality cambric, trimmed around neck an‘ sleeves with lace, made full length; only 8c, This Chemise cannot be bought for leas than 1.25, Another style, made witha yoke of fine tucks, fin- ished off with berring-bone stitching, embroidered sround neck and sleeves; only 98c. ; full value, $1.35. BSEIRTS. This SKIRT is made of the finest cotton anda deep embcvidered ruffle, a cluster of tucks above the ruffle and made full 23 yards wide; only 98c,; fully worth 81.25. SEERT made of fine quality cotton, fine cambric ruffie, with aclust rof tucks above the ruffle and ® fine cluster of tucks in the ruffle; 08c, Another style, mado of fine cotton and cambriec raftle trimmed in lace and acluster of tucks above the ruffle and cluster of tucks in the ruile; only 8c, ; regular value, $1.25, GOWNS. We have several styles of GOWNS that we haye re- duced to 98e, First wehave an Elegant QualityGOWN made mother hubbard style, solid yoke of embroidery, a deep ruffie around neck 4nd sleeves, only 98c.; this cannot be duplicated fo. less than & Another style made mother hubbsrd, with a yoke of solid tucking,ruifle around neck and sleeves, extra This GOWN is really worth $1.25, now only lon. OSe, Another one made mother hubbard, yoke of in- Sorting and tucking and inserting and plostsin the back,s deep ruffle around neck and sleeves, extra length made of the best quality cotton, This GOWN is really worth $1.48; Now we sell it for 980, CORSET COVERS, ‘We have s very nice CAMBRIC CORSET COVER made bich neck and trimmed around the neck with embroidery, only 250. CORSET COVER mate of cambric, cut V shape frontand high back, trimmed tn Torchon lace; only 48c., worth G8e, Another style High Neck CORSET COVER with a solid embroidered front and trimwed around neck and sleeves with embroidery ; only 75c., worth 980, LOW NECK CORSET COVERS. ‘These CORSET COVERS are made of » fine quality cambyic and trimmed around neck and sleeves with embroidery, only 50c. Auother style CAMBRIC CORSET COVER, trim- med back and front with inserting and trimmed with & very fine edge of embroidery around neck and sleeves, only 83c, CAMBRIC CORSET COVER, cut **¥" in front and Square back, trimmed in Medici lace, only 75c,; worth 98c. Inclose proximity to our Underwear Department is our CORSET DEPARTMENT. We justly Isy claim to the largest and best selected stock of CORSETS to be found in any retail store. We carry all the reliable brands, Each and every pair of Corsets bought from ua ts fully guarantecd. You run no risk buying Corsets from us. LANSBURGH & BRO. LADIES’ WARM SKIBiS in Felt, Fluunel and Cloth. LADIES' LEGGINS, WARM GLOVES, MITTS, FaSCINATOLS, HOODS in all the various grades, 5 A ONN N gS8y aca NON Suu BRU RI ceo Ea “ou & OE “ede i BBB in Ps $8 as ‘00 = 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH 8ST. ‘Weare the sole ayenta of the “Standard Fashion Patterua We feel este in advising customers to mse ‘these; they are sure to save you timeand material, Fashion Gasette willingly sent gratis to any one de siring it, no! no JANUARY 9, Our Smooth Surfaced Kersey be sold cheaper—by the “Cheap Jobns" of the clothing business. Let those who will sell such stuff, we'll pone of it, When the people come here they expect to fini fine goods cheap; they shan’t be disaypoiuted— they're here, ROBINSON, PARKER & 09. THE TRIED AND TRUE CLOTHIERS, 319 SEVENTH STREET. 129-00 Lors: Ssors, ITIS ONLY REPEATING MANY A CUSTOMER'S OWN WORD3 10 SAY THAT OUR SHOES AND SLIPPERS ARE THE PREITLIEST, THAT AND OUR LOW PRICES MAKE QUICK SALES. WHERE ELSE CAN YO" GET SUCH STYLES AND VARIETIES AS WE ARE FAMOUS FORIN FANCY SHOES AND SLIPPERS? SUEDE SLIPPERS, 83.50. NOWHERE, INDEED, BUT HERE. AND THAT 18 WHY WE AKE ChOWDED. KBR 0 DU RRR TTS RB UU RR §F ® EBB OU OU RRR v UU RR z BBB uu RR tT ARTHUR BURT & CO, so A211 F ST. NW. Ovencoar W earner 18 HERE, ALL OUR OVERCOATS ARE NOW GOING AT 25 PER CENT OFF REGULAR PRICES, MEN'S AND BOYS’ SUITS AT SAME DISCOUNT. E P. DARNUM & CO, nd 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Faipay RED TICKET DAY MEN'S GOODS. 1 lot Percale Shirts, Regular price $1. Red ticketed 5c. 1 lot Silk Scarfs. Regular price 25c, Red ticketed 1 UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. 5 Silk Umbrellas, sterling handles Regular price & Ked ticketed 31.89, LADI CRWEAL, 1 lot Fancy Chemisettes. Regular price $1.50. Red ticketed 50c. 1 lot Mull Ties. Regular price 150. Red ticketed Be. FUR DEPARTMENT. 6 Seal Push Capes. Regular price €6, eted 84. JEWELKY DEPARTMENT. J lot Shell Hair Pins, Regular price 15e. Red tick- eted 10c, 1 lot Oxidized Bracelets. Regular price 2c, Red ticketed 15: HOSIERY Red tick- Revulur price 250. DY GOODS DEPAK tr. Renmanta Is-inch Striped Black Silk satin effects, Regular price $1 and $1.25 per yard. Rei ticketed 65e. per yard. Remnants 18-inch Striped Colored Silk Velveta Regular price $1 per yard. Ked ticketed 50c. per yard, 26 yards Light Gray Velveteeu, Regular price 75c. per yard. Red ticketed =: ard, HOUSE FURNISHING LIN ‘Twenty-five 10-4 (measure 3224 long) Bleached and Colored Bordered All-Linen Tablecloth, Rewular price $2. Ked ticketed $1.45 ‘Twenty-five 7-4 (moasure 6-4 long) All Col. Bor- dered Lunch Cloths, Regular price 90c, Red tick- eted 50c. each. LADIES’ CLOAK DEPARTMENT, ‘One Plush Coat, size 34 Regular price $20. Red ticketed 610.75 One Beaded Silk Visite, trimmeg with fur, size 30. Regular price $25. Red ticketed $11.50. Five Plush Coats, odd sizes, Reyular price $8, $9 and #10, Red ticketed 83.50. COTTON UNDERWEAK AND CORSET DEPART- MENT. One lot Oddsand Ends tn Slishtly Soiled Corsets. Regular price $1. Red ticketed 59c. each. ‘One lot of Low Neck Ca:nbric Corset Covers, Rega- ular price 25c. Red ticketed 1c, each, MILLINELY DEPARTMENT, ‘The balance of our entire stock of Felt Hata, al) colors, Regular price $1.25 to @¥. Red ticketed 450. Fifteen Trimmed Hats. Regular price 4 to 96, Bed ticketed 81.98. One hundred yieces All-silk Ribbons, dark colors, Resular price 70, to 100, per yard. Med ticketed So per yard, BAUM'S 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. 1899. OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Tavnsoax, Jaxcanr 9, 1890. Tomorrow, Friday, January 16, will be “Remnant Day” as usual. Ibe attractions Will be numerous. This is the shopper's “uarvest season” of the entire year. The Feasons sre many, Picce goods are sold @own until the cutting of any lenzth will now leave s remnant. Nearly half of the Unesof Winter Underwear are Dooken in Sizes, Winter Garments, particularly Ladies’, Children's and Misses’ Cloaks, Jackets, Wraps and Suite have all been re- duced i price to cause their immediate dis- posal, In Dress Goods the array of “Short Lengths” is the fiuest we have offered for many 4 Remnant Day. Chere ts uot an uu- desirable piece in the collection Moat of the leugths are the exact quantity you need for the various purposes such as @ Child's Dress, Cloak or Ja Kei Wrapper or Combi: Aifference saved in t the trimmings, buttons. Ro. We particularly call your attention to the Mil ‘short Lengts” of Dress Guods displayed ou the secoud floor, ‘The instructor of the “Keystone Culinary Beater and Mixer” will we to demon Strate the merits of this wonderful kitchen heip, It smoothes and tmapn many rough Places in cooking and Andorsement of every teacher of coukery of any no “ODD SIZES” IN LADIES' AND CHILDRED VESTS, 7 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Wool Vests in Pink end Blue, bixh neck and short sleeves, slizhtly soled. Reduced to 50c. each. 3 Ladies? Block Silk Vests, high neck and long sleeves, Size. Keduce to $1 each, ‘B Ladies’ Fine Silk and Wool Vests, low neck and shorteleeva, Size 3, Keduced to Blech, 2 Children’s Swiss Ribbed Vests. Sizes 3, Sand G years, Kedueed to oe. each, Furst floor, Lest an vex WouvWaAlb & LOTHROP, “ODD PAIRS" IN GLO" 2 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Black Dogskin Gloves, Size Sy. Keduced to 7 vair, 2 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Keal Kid Gloves, embroidered backs, tu Gray, Size 54% Ke- duced to #1 per pair, J pair Ladies’ 6-outton Real Kid Gloves in Dark Brown, S.zeG. Reduced w ¢ Ghirst door.) WOODWAKD & LOLHROP, “ODD PAIRS" OF BLANKETS. 4 pairs Eleven quarter White Blankets, * Reduced fi 7> to #3, pairs Crib Ula Aitly soiled. 1 Pair reduce 4 frow wv @2.90, 1 pair reduce i trom $4 3 yairs Twelve-quarter Fine White Fiankets, slightly souel, Reduced from $0... 0 w aa 2Bairs Eleven-quarter Extra Heavy All- woul White Bed Biauke:s, slightly sviled, Reduced trom 46.50 to #560. 4 bait pars kleven-qua rier All-wool White El mhets, bound at both ends. 26 per pair, 3 pairs Twelve-quarter Fatra Fine Cali- fornia White Bed Blankets, slightly soded, Keduced trom 5 1 pair Vhirteen-quarter White Bed Biankets, Reduced from $15 to Ali-wool Fine #15. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, “ODDS” IN COMFORTS. 18 Double Bot Pr etandant white filling. each. uced froin $1.75 to 13 Double Bed Comforts, filed with finest battsne covered by hand » need Bauste. Heduced from 82.75 w $2.20 cab (eourth door.) WOODWAKD & LOTHROP, (First door.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, DUCED. Plaid All-woot pizes 7 BOYS’ OVERCOATS } ’ ny Were sizes lduud 15 10 eacu. 5 Boss? (extra size years. Kedueed to ancy Plaid Al!-wool Overcosta, . BizesBto Lb yeurs. Heduced w Boys’ Ali-wool Overce: lined with flannel d to $10 cach, Overconts, in Meltons, Fancy Chinchi es, bo, Without capes, very stylish and vly made. Side 6 to 14 years Reduced to #6.50 each. (Third Boor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. with cape, Sizea 7 to 13 years. “ODD SIZES" IN LADIES’ UNDERWFAR. Y pairs Ladies Maclin Drawers, Lousdale cambric ruffle of bind, embroidery tucks above. Sizes y Reduced to. ¥ pairs Ladies’ Caubrie Corset Covers. Ve &, edied with two-inch embroidery, Su- braid aud ribbun, wed to 500, owns, Huubard yoke of iusertings and five esediced with embruid- ery. Si Kedaved w €2, (Second fluor; winex.» WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ZYLONITE TOILET ARTICLES. You may have broken a mirror, worn ont the comv or brash of your old set.so we offer you this opportunijy to recomplete it. We viter— Zylomte Hair Brushes at G0c. each. Zylonite Hand Mirrors st GUc. each. Zylonite Combs at Se, each, (First door.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. INFANTS’ GOODS. 3 Infants’ Short Dresses, trimmed with Cabrio, Embroidery Ldging. Reduced to Teach, 1Ch kis Muslin Gown, with yoke of fine tucks, trimmed with narrow ruffle of Em- brokicry Keduced to T3c. 1 Infant's Basket on stand. Reduced to 1. $1. 3 Infants' Long Dresses, roll front of Em- broidery and Tucks, Redued to $1.25 each. 2 Innis’ Lous Dresses, trimmed with Embroidery. Reduced tw $1.50 each, (Becond tivor, second snnex). WOUDWAKD & LOTHROP, SHAWLS. 4 Redand Black Plsid Shoulder Shawls, aquare. Reduced to 81.25 each 5 Kea) Scotch Shoulder Shaws, extra size, Reduced to $1.75 each, 3 Gray German Chudda Shawls, Size 2 by Ryards. Reduced to $2 each. 5 Extra Quality Cardinal Cashmore Shawls, Size 2by 2 yards. Keduced w $2 exch. 6 Iceland Wool Hand-knit Shawis—4 White, 1 Red and 1 Pink. Reduced w 62 floor) (Third a ‘ . WOODWARD & LOTHROP. “ODD SIZES" IN LADIES SACKETS. Lady's Gray Mixed Cardigan Size 50 teaaesa to Foe, 3 " black Satin Sleeveless Jackets, ‘Reduced to $1 each. Malf price. ‘ WOODWARD & LOTBROR. “SHORT LENGTHS” IN FURNITURE COV- WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts uw, Rexsasrs Woers Conse Arren se Table full of tbbon Remnants pear door of Ne 1117 Pennsylvania avenue EF Broken lots of Shoes ty room rear of 12th street store, 82 Furs at 20 per cent less than the price you'll + | notice marked on them. 89 Natural Wool Underwear for men near door of No. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue. For ladies near door of No. 1117 Pennsylvania avenua Nearly half price SF-The Warm Skirts and Embroidered Pisnnele at 20 per cent discount. 89 Children’s Warm Underwee-; siso Silk Plush Caps and Hoods at one-Gfth less than the price marks “a. 88 Wraps of ali kinds for ladies sud children et 90 Per cent discount, 4 A t | ae AA L A dl a4 aA lL aa RRR Y Run* - KR OR RK Remomber.the above quoted discounts boing allowed 08 reduced prices really » © the goods baif price, Us because we have under 4. For instance, mang " | FIVE DOLLARS for ob jdren’s 0 ice of ont rm, Renember, « WE HAVEN'T KESPRVED THE DYSTRADLE STYLES, j Sizes tor Children from 41022 years. Theol price at marked bess yare S10, s remem than 87.50, wi You'll nut see ) tur 3 warn mua) At To A Blue Beaver Cloth Lin TRATE. Ulstor for 12-year. old Ch a e Vest, Feveres and lange hip pockets trimmed with buttons that retail at Soe. adugen. The | orient te marked $10, though st would have been marked 812.50 by the merchants duing accredit busi Beas. THE REDUCED PRICE IS FIVE DOLLARS, | : qs os - A Striped Cloth Usterfors 10-year-old Child, It as the zouave front and full sleeve. ‘The cape with | Foke pre Ybrankd. Marked ot €10. } THE REDUCED PRICK Is FIVE DOLLARS. $f: J i ey AGreen Heavy Diazounl Cloth Uister for an elght- Year-cld child, London cap 1 he le te the belt and buttons are alone we $20.5 THE REDUCED Py ster is tuarked ABrown Jacquard CL child. It has the cunts. anix-year-old e wud rolling This xa marke THE KLDUCED PACE Is FIVE DULLARS, word of the buyer ws that the price tickets bave are this season's nuveluc:? THL PALAIS ROYAL. Cont Evexise W EAR, The latest for Lodies are the Licht-weight White Fu These will was. Only O15 apaie, very pair warranted | MEN'S Witeand Fearl drench Kid Gloves, Have lunare & perfect glove im Only €1 = pair, for evening wear, with Tried on st our risk, | L Only $1.35 Kid Gloves; every pair } T gloves imported. Made ted shits, cut on scientific primcl- | ties by expert cut ily tand sewed by those these cloves wre as perfect with ite-Jong exper wes tobe. T tiuy qualities will bean ies Who have Bowsht | at the tyot sizes, All the ew Lvent » White and Biack. Kid Mousyue- -81.50 4 gloves are those usually offered as the best. They are reliable because every paw are warranted, and they are Uke Vest we commoaly understood. on Undressed Kid Mousquetalnes, 21.85 wa Under Mutinq wotaares, S wou Undres Mousyuctacres 2.08 ae cloves will be atour Tink. SILK MITTS for wear we slow this season im an unieusd variet: Bowe of the Shoulder Le Open Work Las from USe. to € Mitts of Jersey end are Guique in desigu, Prices range > & pein. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continned below.) Tue Spercrat Sue Pisces FOR STRERT GLOVES, 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.—2O per cent off the marked prices of all Lined and Fur Top Kid Gloves, $1.25 CASTOR BEAVER GLOVES FOR 890. ‘These are the new style Mousquetaires with no but tons to trouble the wearer. divery pair warranted, LADIES’ 21.50 KID GLOVES FOR $1.35. These are tho “Palais Royal” 4-button Undrossadl Kid Gioves, Thenew Spear Point Limbroiders, the Tans, Pawns, Grays, alsoa BW Greens, Blues, Keds, Past Biaca, bave lately arrived. Haves pair tried on, and we'll probully wake you asleady patron of these Gioves 5c. LADIES’ KID GLOVES FOR 59, ‘That a relisble Kid Giove may be offered for 68 cents is possible where 2 gigantic business enables Fixautic purchases and where acash business eusbles Semall profit, Judging these gloves trom the credit stove point of worth we migut write: Worth €2, 8c. PIGSKIN GLOVES FOK 850, Mousquetaire style. Tho Genuine Pigekin that usually reta:lat $1 a pair, The reduced price ise consideratiom@h: p you cvnsider it is the usual price of We nuttetion Pigskin. 21.25 QUALITY KID GLOVES FOR $80. ‘These 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves Ulustrate the advantageous buying acush business enables. A job Jot, "tis true, but every giove warranted perfect. Thess are the cioves that have been cresting such a seuss tion at U8c. a pair. MEN'S $1.50 EID GLOVES FOR $1.35, ‘These are the Celebrated English Derby Kid Gloves, made expressly for the Palais Royal. We hope by quoting the reduced price for a few days longer to in- duce many to try them, That is all we want, Many of our patrons were su tempted ten years ago and have Deen constant Customers since. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, A LS Cor, 12th and Pennsylvania sve, .