Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON Bew York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building, Major Raymond has the courage to quote the law to the Baltimore and Potomac railroad and to indicate his opinion that the road is not | oo to put down ack 01500 peal ts $5,000 expenses. above the law. Such a proceeding is danger- ous. The customary whimper may be expected to arise to the effect that the road has never, mo never, been confronted and hounded in any other city as in Washington, where it has merely received free right of way over the pub- lic streets aud a free station site on @ 7m verre QTE MENTO] Ta Oy Lerman J. T. ODELL, Gen'l Manager B. & O. R.R., President. JAMES R. BRANCH, Secretary and Treasurer. This compeny is now exhibiting their Railway Sig- ‘nal at Julius Lansburgh's store, cor. 13th and F sta WHAT IT WILL. Should two tratue approach iu the sime or opposite | directions e dangerous proximity, each engineer is alarmed by his whistle blowing and an electric Tinwing in hiscab. He immedistely stops his train | snd communicates with the other engineer through » telephone, thns saving the lives of his passengers and the property of the railrosd company. Should a bridge wash away the saine sutomatic signal is given. With this device there can be no accidents and the present danger of traveling is reduced toa minimum, WHAT IT WILL Cost. tae Waited heaton and S25 per ante ei Day the apna sited st 20 per inile will pay the eet expenses, The Block ysten ‘conte $3,000 WHAT ARE ITS MERITS? lest practicauiity, sei lien’ CP AL ALE ‘TO. EXG/szeR, and a postive seclden! SPWILL THE HAILRUADS Abopr rt Preservation” being “the first law of nature” — ycam they helj 16 se the cost of thie: ‘weit preserva- enn 8 PPAHO SHOULD IT INTER! Yo ho eu public reservation at the foot of the Capitol. And the customary threat to do something desperate and injurious to the capital if disturbed im its illegal practices will be in order. Students of notable dispiays of gall will find instruction aud refreshing entertain- ment in an examination of this railroud’s treat- ment of the public complaints made against it, There is something almost sublime in the self- possession and ingenuity with which the rail- road distorts into a grievance every request that, in consideration of gratuities from the public to the value of several mullion dollars, it shall obey the law, and stop disfiguring the city and killing its people. In this particular con- troversy it illegally obstructed a public street im order that it might ihegally use as a freight yard the street space enclosed between ite fences. Recently after long maintenance of this illegal obstraction the removal of the fence was compelled, aud the road now takes the po- sition that it ought not mvite the public go their injury by putting the crossing at this point in proper condition. Major Itsymond points out that the law requires the road both to put the crossing in condition and to protect the public from injury im using it ——_— +-—___.+ Mr. Springer wants to make « new state out of the Indian Territory, to be culled Columbia “or any other name tuat may be decided upon.” Inasmuch as there is already the District of Columbia, our vote is for “any other name.”— Boston Transcript. The Transcript is right, as 9 popular vote of the country would show, if it had a chance for expression. Apparently oblivious of the fact that imaumerable mistakes and confusion in the postal service and otherwise, were inevitable from the multiplicity of towns and cities in the United States uamed Washington, and ignoring the no less important fact that the national capital properly bears that name, Congress has seen fit toneediessly increase the muddle by & ving it to one of the new states recently ad- mitted into the Union. It is to be hoped that the existing confusion thus created may not be worse coafounded by the duplication of such an inexcusable blunder as Mr. Springer is credited with proposing. ———— The District of Columbia is greatly in need of a suitable building for holding the local courts. That the old city hall, even with its patebes and additions, is not such a structure iwevident. It may be fitting that a community burdened with ancient and contradictory laws should have underpaid and overworked judges to administer them. and should be required to accommodate its judges and administer its laws in a badly ventilated and badly arranged court Louse, where justice is dispensed and disease contracted. But there is to be reform all along the line, The laws are to be revised, codified and supplemented with modern legislation. The number of the judges and their salaries are to be suitably increased, and a court house befitting the capital of the republic and the court of widest and most varied jurisdiction in the whole United States is to built. Hasten the day! — — The question of “Shali there be an exhibi- tion im 1992?" should be answered by an imper- ative yes. America has never been over mod- est in her statements relative to the develop- ment and progress she has made since she found a place ou the map of the world and if now, after all her talking, she goes before the world as unable to present in materialized form some evidence of that about which she has been boasting it will be an acknowledgment that the western continent is only wind and bluster. The discovery by Columbus should be commemorated by the nation at its capital in 1892 at national expense, and later New York or Chicago might be permitted to carry out its veal project, if it wished to do so, ee Advance statements of Gov. Abbett's message oa the head of ballot reform show that the New Jersey executive goes as far as the farthest. He favors the exclusive official bal- Jot, summary proceeding by the judge if he is satisfied that there has been fraud or bribery, limitation of legal expenses in elections and publicity of such expenditures. Gov. Hill and Senator Gorman still constitute @ strong minority of two, ———— + The bill of Senator Ingalls making the re- cordership of deeds a local salaried office and reducing the amount of the recording fees pro- poses legislation in the shape which Tux Stan bas advocated and suggests a satisfactory solu- dation of the principal difficulties of the case. ‘The functions of this purely local office are to be perfurmed by a resident, a fair salary is provided asa substitute for compensation by fees, and the property owners are to pay in fees an amount not greatly exceeding the reason- able expenses of the office. The cruel punishments that used to be in- flieted im the navy but which have been dis- carded with the blasbes of civilization for hav- ing so long borue with them cannot now be revived No matter whether churlishness or drunkenness be the cause, American seamen are not to be strung up, handcuffed, with the irom cutting their persons while their toes barely touch deck. The charge against Captain Healy of the revenue cutter Bear is a serious one ami warrants the closest scrutiny. If guilty he should piay the cravi tyrant no longer. If imnocent he deserves to be vindi- cated from the accusation. * ————— When willsome common sense man knock off the sapertluogs rand b, and boldly spell it catar? ‘The pablie is only waiting for a leader iu ths much needed reform, a Westward the star of what-you-may-eall-it takes i+ way. ludianapolis is going to have a “Rropyimum.” Chicago will please take notice. 4& Prepyimum just knocks am Auditorium ead- ways, a BS is rumore:i that the prince and princess of Wales will visit the United States in the spring. and if they do we ail hope that Gen. Greely will keep the weather juxt as it is now, im order that they may feel perfectly at home. ——— ‘The snow plow is doing as active a business 0@ the railroads out west as the peach biessoms and rose buds are duiug in this section of the country. > The civil service commission and its aec- cusers bad s catch-as-catch-can wrestling match in one of the subceilars of the Capitol yester- day, which ended in a draw. It will be resumed today. —_— - ——_. Whatever the reenit may be of the House in- Fentigation of the Ohio ballot box forgery Mr. Wood is not geing to have « reeerd to which by posterity will point witn prude. $$$ ‘Spain is almost asdeft a manufacturer of Chauncey M. Depew would rather have the world’s fair than be President, and he is mot sure of getting cither. — One sensen, pumhie why tt was unk pooped earlier to incorporate the revente marine with the navy was that we bad no navy. ee Jo winter lingering in last cummer’s lap. ce is it appropriating neat spring? EST? and every one cate Keeping. Gall Sndexamine ite merions aT Ph EER OFS BB t AR TS. WE INTEND MAKING THIS THE MOST sUC- CESSFUL WINTER W# HAVE EVER HAD, AND IT WILL BE DESERVEDLY 80, FOR SUCH SPLEN- DID VALUES IN §/0ES WERE NEVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY. OUR AIM 18 TO CONSTANTLY IMPROVE. WHEN WE CANNOT IMPROVE, WHEN WE CANNOT LEAD THE WAY TO BETTER ‘3, THEN OUR REASON FOR EXISTENCE AS A BUSINESS HOUSE CEASES, LADIES’ SHOES, $200 AND $3.50. ARTHUB BURT & CO, aol 2211 F 8T. ¥.w. Usrm Saronpar, THE 257s INSTANT, 8 P.M. WE SHALL OFFER THE FOLLOWING GENUINE BARGAINS: Foster 7-hook Kids, Colored and Fast Black. os “Dest quality made..... Best Quality Ladies’ 4-button Genuine Castors.. 1.57 Ladies’ Best 5-button French Kids, in Tan, Terra Cotta and Fast Black... sees - 1.50 Ladies’ 4-button French Sucdes, none better - 120 << Undressed Kid, warranted. 95 Ladies’ 4 or 5-button Dressed Kid, with narrow embroidery, warranted . . 8 Ladies’ 8-buttom Suede Mousquetaires, Black and all colors. . -- L36 Ladies’ 8-button Suede Mousquetaires, superior quality, also in French Dressed Kid... ase 1.59 Bisck and Every Evening Shade of 12-button All these goods we warrant, fit them to your hand at our risk, and will refund your money should our prices Bot prove to be the lowest im thiscity. Our stock re- ceives new additions every day, which makes it the most complete stock of fresh Gloves in the city. GENTS’ GLOVES. Embrojdered Kids, warranted... Embroidered Kids, superior quality. Embroidered Kids, very best made.. ‘Tried on at our risk. Ladies',Gents' and Children’s Lined Gloves at greatly reduced prices. A new lot of 5-button Black and Colored Kid Gloves, Just received, which we are offering at 49¢. y EEE 88 BY y ERE a8 0G YY ge ge w WZ ££ E fee 00. ¥ VERE ccc 00 Qe OV VE gee sg OOVVER 6 ° 00 VY E © CO Om oo 'V keEE 00 00 <2 it 514 NINTH ST. N.W. ARMONY DRES< PRINTS, SELECT 8T Eo ta arn er gre Bhirtiug "Pints, 5c: Simpson's and Black nus. Ghee. at KACEMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINA- TION, 1241 and 1243 Lith st. we. Bel8-3t Asre Sroce-Tanixe Prices OX SILKS AT PPP x, T= 588g Pe ee ee, Eh ad ° ber ke Kea eh ¥ ss, & ke ik & E ¥ Sys We shall take stock now very soon. But before we do there isgoimg tobe am suputation of prices on ‘some of our lines that will leave vary little to be taken when the time comes. We bave a couple of reasons for doing this, One—and the prime one—is our determina- tion to keep the stock “within hand." There is not ‘uy sepee in having sa sccumuistion from season to seasou—luinbering up our departments. The second one—equally as good, too—is that we buy our goods to sk. Li they remain on sccount of the unseasouable weather—and kindred reasons—it is our policy to make Drice the lever to start them. ‘Today it is Silks, We have singled out ten different items. Our silk man says they sre bargains and he ourht to know. We wil} tell you sbout them and give you the new priews—then let ussce what you call them: ‘There are Just te # dot 10 pieces of rich, round coed Fuille Francaise, reduced from $1.25 to @1. Just 26 pieces very fine quality Colored Satin Rha- dames, reduced from $1. 50 to @1 8 yard, But 6 pieces left of that exceedingly fine grade of Freneh Armure Silke, redaced from $1.75 to $1.50. ‘Best quality and unly 5 pieces leftof French Benye- Hines, reduced from 82 to $1.50 s yard. A ba.ance of but 4 pieces Real Setim Duchesse, re- duced from $* to $1.25, A half hundred pieces only remain out of our im- We have reduced the last 15 pieces of our Best Moire Francaise from #25 to $1.50 8 yard. We find 10 pieces of French Moire Antique left, | capsequentiy reduced the price from $:3.50and $3 to ‘225 to make am end of them. ihe 3 pieces ef Changeable Motre that are left of the $3. 50and $3 quality we have reduced to $2.25. There youare. For curiosity sake figure up what the saving on s pattern it would De to you. Guess our wlk man is right when he cails these “BARGAINS.” Don't you? if they are you want to reap a little of the deneLt SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDENG," ‘OTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. ASD PASTEL PORTRAITS CALL ON . B SMITH, ARTIST, Cor. 6h and Masa ave. Largest Stadio im Washington, ‘Prices $10 to $100, (Open unt! 9p B21 | purnuse erveteet iansty ales _— ar RB. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F st. nw. REDUCING STOCK, TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, ‘90. SACRIFICING SALE. EVERY ARTICLE A DECIDED BARGAIN, ‘If you'll read every item and compare prices we are ‘sure of your patronage. DESORIPTION OF OUR GOODS. “PATTERN.” In the conduct of our business we aim to follow an exclusive pattern, imitating no one, but offer Bar- wains that speak for themselves, BAMPLE SALE or BABY CARRIAGES. ‘We have just received 35 New Baby in samples of the advanced styles, from one of the largest manufacturers in the country, comprising sll the pew and original designs for the coming sexson. 1 Carriage, nest in appeurance and very strong, upholstered in figured damask; worth 7. Sample price 64.98. 1 Carriage, s new and very attractive rattan body, Upholstered in silk, lace firured damask, with satin parasol, a barrain at ¢10. Sample price $6.98. 1 Carriage, 8 beautiful designed body, upholatered im the finest quality silk plush, with lace edge and satin parasol; worth $17. Sample price $13.98, 1 Carriage, roll body, upholstered in silk plush, satin with laced edge; worth $20. Sample Price $14.98. 6 Carriages of the latest and most approved of pat- tern shell bodies, upholstered in the finest quality silk plush, tho gears of the best material, fimshed in natural wood and sawed spoke wheels; well worth 830. Sample price $18.98. 1 Carriage, an entirely new body, very attractive in desiyn, with a patent woven-cane bottom, upholstered thronghout with # very fine quality of silk plush, nicely worked in the body in double points, side and back, satin parasol, with silk laced edge, nickel parasol rod and hub caps. A special bargain at @35. Our sacrifice price $23.98. 24 Carriages, all different designs, of the latest pat- tern, will be sold at asacrifice. Remember, the lot of Carriages represent the samples of manutacturer and we have no two alike. The prices are positively for tomorrow (Wednesday) only. PICTURE DEPARTMENT. Tho following prices are positively the lowost ever attempted for such goodsas we offer. In this sale every picture mentioned, if examined, will convince you that the price is one uever before heard of, 126 Pictures, 11414, handsomely framed in s neat 1in, antique oak frame, with all the popular subjects in photos. Regular price 45. Special price 2 200 Pictures, 11x14, in a high'y polished shaded oak frame, Regular price 50c, Special price $5¢. 500 Pictures, handsomely framed in a highly pol- ished 2-inch Shaded Oak Frame, 11x14, with well selected subjects in photographs. Kegular prices, 68e. Special prices, 45c, 200 Odd Sized Pictures, Hardwood, Bronze, Steel, Gilt, and Ivory-Gnished Frames; worth from $1.78 to 2 81.28, 00 Pictures, 20x24, in » beautiful Antique Oak Frame 4 inches wide, with a large steel center and %j-inch new pattern steel lining to match center, Which makes one of the most desirable combinations ever made up for the price, which we offer the choice of 500; all new subjects iu artotype engravings; well worth $3. Our special prices, $1.48, for tomorrow only. 50 Pastels, by the famous artist M. De Graff, in all sizes, in 20 different styled frames, st prices never before beard of. EASELS, 6-ft. Bamboo Easels for 68c. 6-ft Bumboo Easels, large and strong, brass fin- ished, 98c. 5-t, Cherry Adjustable Easels for 98c, MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS. 50c, Mottled Door Mats for 28c. 5Uc. Red Border Door Mats for 28. 25e. Curtain Poles fur 1c, $1.48 Music Racks for 98c. 91.48 Smyrna Rugs for Bsc. $7.48 Smyrna Rugs for 84.48, $4.48 Smyrna Rugs for 82.98, $4.00 Trunks for $2.08, 93.48 Children’s Folding Top Writing Desk for $2.48, CHINA DEPARTMENT. Decorated Chins Oat Meal Bowls only 9c. Hand-painted China Square-shaped Fruit Saucers only 4c. Decorated China Meat Dishes only 13c. Hand-painted China Salad Bowls only 18¢c. Haud-painted China Fruit Plates, 6 for 78c. 6 each Hand-painted Carlsbad Chins Cups and Saucers and Plates worth 3 for 81.48. Japanese China Individual Butters, 6 for 12c, STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. We willoffer for tomorrow the following induce- mente, — Graphic Pencil Co,"s “Britannic” only 12c. per zen, The Graphic Pencil Co.'s “Pearl” only 6c. per dozen. A. W. Faber’s Pocket Pencil, with holders, only 4c. Schoirs’ Compauion, containing Lead Pencil, Pen Holder, Kuler and Slate Pencil, only 3c. Eagle Pencil Co.'s Arron Pen Holder for only 80, A. W. Faber's Ink and Pencil Eraser only 80, A Box of Assorted Rubber Bands only 8c. Peucil Stamp Holder only 8c. 25 Square Linen Envelopes only 8c, 25 Commercial Envelopes only 4c, Superior Quality White Wove Commercial Note only 15e. 8 pound, Lexington Mills Linen Paper only 20c, per pound. Ye Knickerbocker Linen Blotter Tablet only 10c. Composition Books only 4c. ; large size only 8e. Fancy Box Paper, containing 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes, good quality, for only llc. We have & larwe assortment of Fine Linen and Fancy Paper at ex- tremely low prices, JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. Fancy Hair Pins, in gilt and silver, 2 for 5e, Enamel Lace Pins, 3 for 10c. Oxidized Bon Bon Boxes, 25c., reduce’ to 120. Side Combs in Shell, Amber and Black, for 7, 12 and 15 cents each. 25e. Ear Rings for Le. Ladies’ or Gents’ Cuff Buttons for 18¢., worth 25¢, Nickel Silver Hair Pins for 6 and 10 cents. Oxidized Silver Breast Pins for 15e., worth 250, ‘The Latest novelties in Gilt Breast Pins for 21c., Silver and Oxidized Chain Bracelets for 15c., worth Se, Glove Buttoners only 7c. each. 81 Bon Bon Boxes for 75a UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. 1 28-inch Gent's Umbrella at 58¢. 26-inch Gloria silk Umbrella for ¥8c. 82 Gloria Silk Umbrella, with handsome handle, for $1.48. Gents’ Gloria Silk Umbrella, worth from $2 to $2.50, your choice for $1.58, PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT. Jen 8. Kirk & Co.'s Curley Maple Soap, 3 cakes for 10c. Crown Castile Soap, 3 cakes for 10c. Jas. 8, Kirk & Co.'s Congo Coco Soap,3 cakes for Bt Oc, ‘Toilet Castile Sosp, 3 cakes for 10¢, Lubins’ Powder, 7c. » puckage. Barley’s Swan Down Soap, ouly 4c. 8 box. BR. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. IEDMONT HEAVY U Gige.; Winthrop, very fine Unbleached 7 #%iuch Audroscoxziu Bleached Millow. Cotton, : Me, ; 10-4 Cobusect sheeting, 25e., ut KA MAN'S DUCBLE COMBINATION, 11th it NBLEACHED COTTON, stton, < Rosrssox, Pasxen & os FULL DRESS SUITS. ‘There aze no garments worn by man that call for more care or nicer detail work in their desicning and making thay the Full Dress Coat and Vest. A ‘Dress Coat is either s beauty or # botch, aud so it is with a low cut vest. ‘We have long aince solved the problem that still seoms * D.C.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1890. our ‘This was «day you would have @REaT appreciated one of those long SALE Uleters or Storm Coste that are oF in our 815 eale of Overgarments. 825, Sample weather—ydu can call s4, what we have been getting the $23, Bast week. See now how essen- $22, ‘tial it is, don’t you, that you have 920 by you—handy—ready for tmme- ABD diate use—a fair-weather coat and o18 ‘Setorm cost anyway? These two OVERCOATS are necessary to your comfort, FOR What better opportunity have you 915 ‘ever bad than this $15 sale pre- $15 sents? NONE. The variety of 915 atylen never was greater—The ex- 815 ‘ecution of the work in them never oy was detier—and the qualities of the NARROWING materials themselves are as re- DOWN Hable as the sun, To Some of these long, form envel- THE oping garments, that actually Last defy the elements, were made in FEW England expressly on our order Days. and shipped to us. They come in the more striking patterns, The quieter effects are Ameri- — can made—and may suit your taste better, That's according to how you like*em. IF ‘The Dress Coats are here—at this you ame figure— $15 —Iin the Short PUT Coverts, Long Cape Coats, Sack IT Coats of medium length, Surtouts OFF and such like—beside some Fur mucH ‘Trimmed Garments that are sort LONGER of “half and half"—for dress and you storm, WILL ‘The most we want to do is to BE impress upon your minds the Too full force of this sale, But once LATE, get you to realize what rare wal- wesare being suapped up at 815 this weck—and every thinking man in town will want « “plum out of the pudding,” Saturday night and we drive the last pez in this sale, SAKS AND COMPANY, DRESS CATERERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. js21 oJ GEEHINE SEERSUCKERS, 7%: ; AMOSKEAG ress Ginghams, new effect, Sl¢c.- Drab de Venice, uy select, Ai ige: j Audroscomin leached Cotton, Tipe. at AUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMLINATION, 1241 and 1243 11th st. se. Jals-3t BBB u MM MM g53y B a u MMMM * BR AA y MMM Fl 535 oo So EE Sas POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. ENTIRELY NEW EMBROIDERIES, Never have there been prettier designs and styles in Embroideries than this season. We are showiux some piperiss desiyus which we are now offering at very W prices for this cl of goods. Very nearly every piece of Embroidery now in our stock is of or own importation. ‘The orders lor these being Cee early last summer when the factories at ‘St. Gall, Switzerland, were in their dull season, the fore then charging less than we would have had fo pay a Tionth or eo later. You now get the beneft of these reductions, ‘THE FIRST SHIPMENT HAS pours apere placed 01 ‘bich includes all the EXTKEME 1E: EMUROIDEKIES IMPOSSIBLE TO GET LATERIN THE SEASON. The ose prices should alse be # cousiderstion for you to buy now. BULGARIA and PERSIAN Inserting Band 45-inch Swiss Flounciuges. These goods are very baudsome, ¥ bands are first traced on the Swiss and. then burut out bys newchewical process, making them in one PIECE, therefore, very stroug aud dur- able) We consider them the pick of the entire stock. Price $1.35 to $1.75 » yard, ything is HEMSTITCHFED thie season, and we take pleesure in showiug sume of the Lost exquisite designs manufactured. New Tucl }>-inea Flouncings $1, $1.25, $1.35 and $1.75 yard. IKISH POINT 45-inch Flouncings O8c. to $1.50 8 Baby Flouncines, s large line in dainty patterns, Toe. to $1.50 a yard. MATCH SETS, in Nainsook, Swiss and Fine Cam- bric; a large line in new effects, P FEE ccc I A Sat gs Pe GOH wk § ame FF EL fo SAE ott SuS Bo Kee ‘Goo H 284 Eun Sand = ‘The following, placed on Center Counters, are re- marable val dupiicuted for some be values and cannot be 'A lot of Cambrie Embrolderies worth Se. and 106. FOR 6c. A YARD, Aline of Cambric Embroideries, regular 15e. goods, FOR 10c. A YARD. 18-inch Flouncings in new desigus, worth 50c., FOR 5c. A YARD. effcets, worth 75c. and $1 8 yard, FOR 500. A YARD. Aline of 45-inch Fiouncings, worth 750. FOR 300. A YARD. 45-inch Biamctags, copsisting of all the new ef- fects, worth $1 and 41.25, FOR 75c. A YARD. $1.35 and $1.50 45-inch Flouncings, FOR 980. A YARD. Alarve line of MEDICI, TORCHON aud VALEN- CIENNES LACES. NBR. A 0 MM MM OW be *) FE BRA me fr 4 Hee oa POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 120 7TH STREET. GKATEVILLE APRON GINGHAMS, Go. : AMOS. peat Fancy and Staple Apron Gr rpg Me r lou D'or Dress Giswgiaus, new styles, 7. Pees Vinyhane uew ntyien 1342) at | UBLE COMBINATION, 1: Prorzctiox For Tx Bows AFTER IHE MILD WEATHER, WHICH HAS MADE EVERY ONE VERY SUSCEPTI- BLE TO ATMOSPHERIC CHANGES, THE BoYS NEED OVERCOATS, WE STILL HAVE A FINE LINE OF THE NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE to bother the brains of the ordinary manufacturers} gs ryteg AND ARE SELLING THEM ALL of Full Dress Suita. OUR Dress Coats, Vests and Trowsers At perfectiy, not the sligh@est difficulty iu AT TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF that regard. Coats, $15, $20, $25 .nd #30. Vests,| peouLaR PRI 84, $4.50, 5 aud 96. Trowners, 86, 68.50 and $10. They come im Brosdcloth and French Diagnola, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO.. YOU'LL FIND THEM THE BEST BAR- GAINS IN THE CITY. 2. B. BARNUM & C0, S31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Mia, 0%. J. BUNT, 1309 Fat. nw. OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts. 2.’ Torsnar, Jaxcanr 21, 1890. ‘The Rain Protectors, Gossamera, Mackia- toeches and Umbrellas are here in great variety, Excellent qualities at proper prices. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, NEW JEWELRY. ‘The iatest “Fad” is the Shakespearean Banglea. We have just secured an entirely Rew line of them in Oxidized Silver with six oreight different mottoes, We shall sell them at the exceedingly low price of 250. each. ‘Many ladiee sre wearing as many as 6 or eight on an arm. These are not to be had elsewhere at this price. We also offer the following additional spe- cial values in Jewelry, which we have just Placed on sale: 500 Scarf Pins, in sboat 23 different styles of Silver and Rolled Plate. Only 10c. ‘each, 1,000 Bangles in Rolled Gold, Silver and Oxidized. Only 10c. each. 500 Heavy Rolled-plate Scarf and Lace Pins, in about 20 attractive styles of set- tings. Only 25e. each, The growth of this department has been exceedingly gratifying to us, aud we have redoubled our efforts to make it by far the finest in this city—if, indeed, itis not al- ready. (First floor; facing main entrance.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, “SMALL LOT” OF LADIES’ SILK VESTS RE- DUCED TO 50c. EACH. We offer, to close them out at once, a “small lot of Ladies’ Sik Swiss Kibbed Vests, in Old Gold, Nile Green and Laven- der, at the reduced price of 50c. each, First tloor.) WOODWARD & LOTHSOP. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. “Small lot” of Ladies’ Unshrinkable Swiss Ribbed Half-wool Vests and Pants. Reduced to 750. (First floor; first annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN TORCHON LACE, EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS, Reduced for the following reasons: The Edgtusks of some patterns, that came ‘ith the Insertings have usold The in- sertiuss of some paiterns that came with Edius have been sold. Patterns that have for some reasun or other sold very slowly. We quicken their sale to dispose of them before stock-taking, January 31. The widths are from 3 to #inchea Prices now from 8 to 5Uc. per yard—being from 10 to 25 per cent less than ever before. (irst floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. MEN'S SCARFS REDUCED. We have thrown out about fouror five dozen Men's Tock and Four-in-Hand Scarfe in Light and Dark Colors, imported and do- mestic, at the low price of 25c. euch. Were B0e. en 750, (First tloor. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN PURSES AND TRAVELING Cases. 200 Purses of Embossed Leather in Tan, Seal, Black cml Red, kid lined, strong clasp. Reduced to 10c, each. 18 Leather Traveling Cases at half price, Reduced to $1.50, $2, $2.50, $2.75, $3, 93.50, 84, 85 and $Y euch, (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN FURS. ‘We have made a considerably lower price on every piece of Furin stock. We are de- termined toclose out the stock with a view of opening an entirely new line ne xt fall. You can now buy Vursfor less money than ever before, 3 Opossum Fur Boas Reduced to @4 each, Prien Fur Boas, Reduced to 26.50 acl 1 Light Lynx Pur Boa. Reduced to $12.50. 1 Bluck Marten Fur Boa, full length, Re- duce | to 812.50, 1 Lynx Fur Boa. Reduced to $15, 1 Persian Lamb Fur Collar. Reduced to 85 1 Queen Anue Nutrie Fur Collar. Re- duced to #4. 2 Fine Monkey Fur Muffs, Reduced to 85 each. 1 Fiue Persian Lamb Far Muff. Reduced to e0. 1 Fine Persian Lamb Fur Muff, Reduced to #10. 1 Black Bear Fur Muff. Reduced to $12. 1 Fine Light Lynx Fur Cape Collar. Re- duced to $12.50. 1 Fine Sealskin Muff. Rednced to #14. 1 Fiue Black Lyux Muff. Reduced to $15. 1 Choice Sealskin Muff. Reduced to $16, 1 Extra Fine Sculskin Muff. Heduced to 818. 1 Black Lynx Fur Collar. Reduced to $18. 1 Choice Krimmer Fur Set, consisting of Cope aud Muff, Reduced to $20. 1 Biue Fox Fur Setconsisting of Princess Collar and Muff, Reduced to #20. 1 Stone Marten Fur Set, consisting of Princess Collar aud Muff. Reduced to $35. 1 Extra Choice seal Skin Cape. Reduced to 840. We offer the balance of our stock of Chil- @ren's Furs st less than half price, Children's Lynx Fur stuffs. Reduced to 50e. each, Lyux Fur Col'ars to match the above Mufis. Reduced ty $1 each. 1 Child's Lyux Fur Muff. Reduced to $1. chiliren's Opossuia Fur Sets, Reduced 0 per set, " WOODWARD & LOTHROP. STOCK - TAKING REDUCTION IN GLOVES.—We are “honse cleaning” in the Giove Depsrtmsnt, We find that we would Tather lose s littic on these few lots than have them on band at stock taking, January ‘31. You will ue doubt be glad to relieve us of them at these prices: Ladies’ 4-button Sucde Gloves in Tan shades, sizes 5% tu 7, except 614, narrow em- broidered back, wood for shopping and ordi- navy wear, Reduved to 50c. per pair. Ladies’ 4-button Opera Kid Gloves in Lewon, Flesh and Pearl, sizes 53 sud 53%. Reduced to 5c. per pair. sadies’ 4-buttou Kid Gloves in assorted shades of Green, with feather stitching on bu ka, sites Sif 10634 Reduced to 81 per pair, Almost baif price. ‘They are not 12i¢c., but 2c. quality Sox. It wase quick, big purchase and it'll bsa bic, quick sale. One hundred dozen in the window, corver 12th st. and Penn-yivanis ave. Four hundred dozen in the store St So'clock thismorning. Only about three hundred and seventy-five dozen by 11 o'clock. If it's fine to- morrow probably not two hundred dozen by closing time. Two pairs of Sox for the price of one pair is eye that travels quickly, esss3 tf <4 , - Y AA y AA AAA aa wren ee 8 000, & <<) ee Ladies! Never better news from the Lace Depart- ment. Nesrly 100 pieces of Laces for evening wear are to be offered tomorrow of qualities for the prices that make it evident somebody suffers. It's your gain and ours, BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS. $1 to 95.508 yard.—Heavy Silk Chantilly Floune- ing, 43 inches wide, st ouly $1,and Fine Hand-run work at the higher prices, At $1.35 is shown 43-inch Flouncing with Sik Side Bands, in imitation of the very expeusive Flouncings ryu with Ribbou. A dozen different prices and as many and more diflerentstyles, BLACK SILK DEAPERY NETS. ‘75e. to $2.25 a yard.—The finest collection of Black Nets in this city. only $1.15 & yard. Here's one fully 48 inches wide, the design composed of tiny blocks, forming diamonds. An entirely newand very lov: Net at ® yard is also a price surprise, WHITE SILK FLOUNCINGS, The. to $4.50 yard, Chantilly, Valenciennes, Fedora Laces A half dozen styles at $1.68 « yard that you'll Judge cheup at $1.98 a yard. WHITE AND CREAM SILK DRAPERY NETS, 81,25 to a2 yard. A lovely design is a piece ot Cream, with eleven satin side bands with picot edge, @2..5 a yard, but looking like the Nets run With ribbon costing five times the price. Another attractive Net is that with wide Crepe silk Stripes and tiny lime Novelties also in Chantilly, Fedora, bussia and Brussels Net, COLORED SILK DRAPERY NETS. Ali the New Evening Shades are Shown, also Cream, White and Black. That the prices are not an iudex to the qualities is evident by the S4-inch Silk Mull offered at 50 cents a yard. Compare with the trash some have the temerity to call Mousselaine de Soie aud offer at 50 cents, and you'll smile. Point d’Esprit Net, 28 inches wads Lace Stripe Net, 48 inches wid Silk Mull, 54 wehes wide. Russian Net, 48 inches wide, Brussels Net, 54 inches wide... ‘Tinsel Net, +8 inches wide, Brussels Net, extra heavy LACES FOR SPRING DRESSES, &o, Our importations for the coming season have all ar- rived. Cotton Vandyke Laces, 10c. to $1.48 yard. Linen Vandyke Laces, 40c. to €1.10 yard. Linen Torchon Laces, 10c. to 81.10 yurd. Irish P int Laces, 35c. to 680. yard, New Oriental Laces, 10c. to 9Sc. yard. ‘Basque, Collar and Weduesday, Januar; To tempt you here tomorrow, we oiler all 10,12 and 15 cent Laces for ONLY 10 CENTS A YARD. Vandyke, Torchon and Oriental Laces at 10 cents a yard, mauy of which cost more thau that at whole- sale. EMBROIDERIES AT SPECIAL PRICES. ‘We haveu't old stock from last year—we don’t allow old stock to accumulate. We open the season with ‘Dew goods at special prices, among which the follow- ing All 25c, Embroideries for 220, 19c, quality Embroideries for 14e. 45-inch Hemstitched Embroideries, 68¢, 16c. Bulgaria Lawn for 1 4c, 10c. quality Embroideries for 45-inch Pleated Lanbroideries, 45-inch Lace Insertion do., 81 45-inch Vandyke Embroideries, $1.75. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Asovr Sprctat Sure Pures. The uew Exubroideries and White Drees Goods of- fered at the Whviesale Prices comprise thirteen choice lots, Our object is to attract yon to the store, not so much tosell the goods that bring little or no profit, but to impress you with the fact that the regular prices of the Pulais Royal are from 10 to 15 per cent below the Prices of the credit stores, We count our patrons by the hundred who have thus been made permanent custumers and earnest advocates of the Palais Royal aud ite cash business. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) 1890 Vaspyre Exmnowenres. These will be extensively used for dress trimming. We iuvite you to a display which we confideutly an- ticipate will convince you our variety is the most ex- tensive in this cy. Vandyke Embroideries in Cambric, Nainsook, Swiss, Honiton and Bulgaria A bundred different styles and 8 dozen or more Widths at from 25 cents to 85 cents » yard. All Over, $1 to $4.68 a yard. Irish Point Van Dyke Eubroideries, in all widths, from 1 to 43 inches. These are to be the pet embrvid- eries of the coming seasun. Prices 25c, to $3.U08 yard, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) 1890 Prearen Enxsnowrnres. ‘These willbe much worn. ‘The widths are 22,30 and 45 inches—suitable for Clildren's, Misses’ aud Ladies’ Shirts. Te matenals are bulgaria, Swiss and Naiusook. The embroidery runs nesrly the entire pshed with Lemstitahed borders, The tapes tiuk are so arranged that the skirt will easily leunder. Prices $1 to $3.08 a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) 1890 Heasricuen Enxsromenrs. Hand and Machine Hemstitch. Widths range from 5 to 43 inches, Those suiiable for Chi-dren's and Le- dies’ Dresses are in» variety unparalleled in extent, Prices from 25c. tw $2.25 » yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 1890 Marcu Sers. ‘The Materials are Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss. Widths from 110 15 tuches, Prices 3c. to $1.35 8 yard. The dispisy of Cambric Embroideries is un- Usually large. ‘Ike fine close stitching make these goods not ouly more beautiful but more durable than ‘the loose showy styles you uiay seo quoted st no lower prices, THE PALAIS ROYaL These are 45 inches wide and are made in alternate rows of embroidery, Inwn and Sue Medicis and plat. Val.iaces, Novelties are shown from $1.35 to $2,108 yard, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.> Polke Dots, Stripes, | —w Crssnxe Sate Or Uruorsrear, FANCY GOODS, BASKETS, ETO. 1.500 FANCY BASKETS at 10 per cont discount from marked prices, 145 JAPANESE SCREENS, gold and silk embroid. ered, at 10 per cent off marked prices. 200 FANCY TABLES in Cherry, Antique Oak, Brass and Onyx at 10 per cont discount, All of our EASELS, including Brass, Cherry, Walnut, Antique Oak, Ebony and Bamboo, at 10 per cent dis- count from marked prices. 145 pairs PORTIERES, 15 different styles, full Jength and width, best quality, imported Chenille, fie- Bred and plain tops, Former prices @8, 69.75, 810.50 and $12. Your choice now for $7 pair. 47 pairs of IMPORTED CHENILLE CURTAINS, suitable for single doors and windows, Oia price 85.98. Price now @4.25 per pair. 300 pairsof odd LACE CURTAINS at 20 percent off marked prices, These ace sample Curtains and we have only ove pair of apattern. Prices $1 to $7. All of our BRUSSELS POINT, IRISH POINT, BRUSSELS NET, CLUNEY, ANTIQUE, KENAIS- SANCE, EGYPTIAN APPLIQUE, TAMBOURE, SWISS, IMITATION BRUSSELS, RUSSIAN NOT- TINGHAM CURTAINS, at prices so low that you will be astonished, 600 TINSEL TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS, 1% yards square, heavily frinwed all around, at Se. each. FLANNEL PIANO COVERS, @2.98 to 87 each. Special sale prices in CHENILLE COVERS, $2.98 to 87 each. Special sale prices in CHENILLE COVERS. 1 yard square, 72c.; 144 yards square, 81.48: 2yahis square, $2.37; Lag yards, 84.30. 2x3 yards, $5.25. ‘Compare these prices well with others Full line of PLUSH, VELVET. VELOUR, SILK TAPESTRY, DERBY SATIN and TAPESTRY GOODS at prices that make them special bargains, 450 REMNANTS OF FURNITURE COVERINGS in JUTE, TAPESTRY, &e., at 50c. a yard,in leneths suitable for Chair and Lounge Covers. Other TAPESTRY bargains are $4.50 goods for 83: $4 goods for 62.25; $3 goods for 81.75, and so tt gues throughout the line, which is full of bie values, CHINA SILK, Sic. a yard. 29 SOFA CUSHIONS will go for 89¢. each. 125 STAMPED APRONS from 16. to 2c. each. 460 DRAWN SPLASHERS, stamped in newest de- signs; reduced from 25c. to 18e. 60 Dozen TINSEL CHAIE TIDIES reduced from 350. to 22 200 Yards of WORSTED and SILK FRINGE at 25c. e yard 9 Dozen MANTEL LAMBREQUINS in Felt with Silk Embroidery st 70c. each. PLUSH TIDIES, COVERS, SCARFS, LAMBRE- QUINS, PIANO COVERS at astonishing prices. Odds and Ends in SILK SCARFS at prices to sell them, Afew SILK HEAD RESTS will go for @9c. each. SILK CORDS, ORNAMENTS, APPLIQUE FIG- URES, EMBRUIDERY SILKS end all FANCY GOODS at lowest possible prices, WHITE FUR RUGS for this sale only § BRASS CURTAIN CHAINS, 12ie. a pair, BRASS CURTAIN POLES, complete, Se, each; were 81. WOOD POLES with Brass Trimmings, 1c. each WINDOW SHADES, Spring Rollers, complete, 2c. each. Better ones 50c.; with elegant Gilt Dadoes, 750. SHADES to order put up by skilled workmen, All work guaranteed to give entire satiafaction. Come to us for anything in UPHOLSTERY or FANCY GOODS, you will find it bere at the lowest prices possible, each. About 200 dozen GENTS’ LAUNDERED SHIETs, fine linen bosom and bands, good quality cotton weil made, at the low ficure of 480. Regular value, 90c. and $1. ‘This offer is agreat SPECIALTY, and we, therefore, call the attention of the public not to let this oppor tunity pass without taking advantage of it, S cases of SICILIAN CLOTH REMNANTS, in quan- tity from 2 to 10 yards; new styles; warranted per fect, Only Sc. per yard. Real value, 123¢0. We offer our entire stock of MIRR ORS, PHOTO. GRAPH FRAMES, ALBUMS, TOILET and MANI- CURE SETS, WORK BOXES snd all items belonging i this Line at cost, as our intention is to close out our Art Department. It will certainly pay you to call and look at this stock. In order to reduce our stock of GENTS CARDIGAN JACKETS we will allow a special disoount of 12% per cont for 30 days only. A Small Lot of Nottingham LACE TIDIES, PILLOW SHAMS, CHAIR COVERS, be. Beautiful designs, a+ 12gc., 18c., 20¢, and Se, which is half their former value. A General Line of DRESS GOODS REMNANTS, con- sisting of avery large variety, im baif and all wool woods, at half price. Three Cases of GERMAN PEATHER-TICKING REMNANTS, suitable lengths, warranted positively to be feather proof. Only 12e; reyular value, 25c. ‘We have marked Gown our General Stock of CLOAK INGS and CASSIMERES, and it would be to your i= terest to call and look st our stock before purchasing elsewhere. 100 Dosen of Gent's LINEN COLLARS, diferent styles, only 10c. each: regular value, 1230. LARS = BURGH % BRG.. 420, 622, 426 490 7TH ST.