Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY... . January 27, 1890. CROSBY Ss, NOYES... Ealtor. THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers in Washington. =—s - Kew York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building, ‘Statement of the circulation of Tux EvEXING Bran for the week ending January 25, 1860: Mowpay, January 20, 1800 31,567 ‘TURspaY, January 21, J800 - SLSSL Wapxxepay, January 22, 1890........... 31,419 ‘TavEspay, January 23, 1500. 31,773 32.228 36,100 1 solemnly swear that the above is a true @nd correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tux Evexine 574k for tho week ending January 25, 1800. F. B. Noes, Treasurer EVENING STAR Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty-ceventh day of January, A.D. 1800. Joux T. C. CLaRR, Notary Public. ——s- The new extradition treaty with Great Britain, negotiated last summer between Sec- retary Blaine and Minister Pauncefote, is now before the Senate. It is acomprehensive doc- ument, covering not only the major but a num- ber of the minor offenses. The present treaty, agreed to in 1842 and known from its authors as the Webster-Ashburton treaty, includes only murder, assault with intent to commit the seme, piracy, arson, robbery, forgery and the Utterance of forged paper. The Phelps-Rose- bery treaty would have added fouk offenses to this list. The treaty under consideration adds ten, The additional crimes are manslaughter, counterfeiting and connected offenses, embez- azlement, larceny, &c.; fraud by bailer, banker, agent and trustee; perjury and subornation thereof; rape, abduction, child stealing, kid- naping: burglary, &e.; piracy by the law of nations, revolt or conspiracy to revolt on the high seas, assaults there. &c.; crimes and offenses against the laws of both countries for the suppression of slavery and slave trading. One of the four offenses proposed in the treaty of 1836 was for “‘malicious injuries to property whereby the life of any person shall be en- dangered.” This provision would have re- linquished persons charged with political of- fenses, and was obnoxious to the criticism which finally destroyed it The new treaty clearly defines political offenses, which are excluded from the operations of the treaty. It applies only to future offenses. The treaty is highly important, stpplying what has long been a desideratum. There seems to be no doubt that the document will receive the sanc- tion of both countries and that it will check the growth of and finally destroy the American “eolony” in Canada. ~ — SS Sa = The alleged accomplice of ex-State Treasurer Burke in the fraudulent issue of Louisiana bonds is acquitted of such complicity, but efforts are making to bring back Burke from Honduras, whither he went because there was no treaty of extradition between the United States and that republic. The Hondurans, however, have taken a great fancy to the seductive Burke, who invested large funds in mining projects there, and it is not probable that they will surrender him to this govern- ment if requested or order him to leave the country. $$$ Rev. Dr. Talmadge, accustomed to have his found something insuperable in Ma- hometan prejudice when he tried to buy Mt. Calvary. The Moslems are more jealous of “infidel” interference with their sacred places than either Christians or Hebrews, and the fact that gpe scene of the crucifixion is a Mosiem burial ground shuts out its sale for any other purpose. $+ + It appears to be accepted in Pennsylvania that ex-Senator Wallace's candidacy for gov- ernor on the democratic ticket means the suc- cese, so far as Pennsylvania is concerned. of the Randall-Hill combination for the Presi- dency in 1392, while the candidacy of ex-Gov. Pattison or ex-Lieut. Gov. Black signifies a Cleveland renomination, with William L. Scott engineering the Keystone end of it. The revisionists have so far the figures on, their side in the great contest in the Presby- terian Church over the Confession of Faith. Out of 211 presbyteries 47 have voted on the question, and only 12 of these have opposed alteration of the creed. It is the most import- ant matter that that conservative denomina- tion of Christians has debated in our day. $e Somebody has taken the trouble to go through the garden of European royalty and find that nearly all the plants are dying of dry rot. Somebody else bas discovered that the earth is steadily enlarging itself by additions of meteor- ites and cosmic dust. It seems that the world is steadily losing in kings and steadily gaining from the material heaveus. ——————— The German editors are still dissatisfied with the Samoan treaty and are disposed to say dis- agreealc things about it. but Managing Editér Hohenzo"e-n will doubtless prevent them from See ee In the mathematics of the House the Speaker will not touch the rule of three until he has thoroughly mastered the rule of one. $e a The repeating ritle has been adopted by the Russisn goverument ana the czar is more nervous than ever, : 9 All that Washington asks iu the matter of legislation is that 1t be fair legis! Rosssows Scezrroz Srites FOR MEN AND BoYs. Latest Novetties, Hischest Styles, Lowest Prices Every Garment wo offer isof this Season's Style aud Make Made under our Supervision for your use, We Job Lots, Broken Bizes.or Odds and Ends of Wholesale Houses find lodyment ip our House. Tone, Style and Character in every Garment we sell. B. ROBINSON & ©O., met 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Fo Ose Weex Oszy, HEDUCTIONS IN STAMPED LINENS AND EM- BROIDERED PIECES, pay ot yard loug Linen Cover, with drawn work vorder, as? with drawn work border, ples Tate Covers stunted, ine or ith bapdsewe a 58. EEE Porliee reduced frvm @1-50 dost loth Doy lies reduced from S0e. dos. to 30e. able t Cent Dray Cloths, = Shave boon a down ‘new wore. Stools reduced to 25e. tu SUK Searia, i. ao in Cut ork Pillow Shams at ‘Designs im Cut Work Bureau Covers at ‘Thvend, Rape Lanes and Working Silks of fr Guaninsuced Free of Charge at OPPENHEIMER’S, 514 thsi ow, ry BAUM'S SEVENTH STREET. ENORMOUS CUT SALE OF LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERES, &c., &c. If there is a door or window in your bouse that nesds 8 Curtain you can supply the want now at an immense saving to you. Never before have we made such re- Guctions in this line. The best way to covers crack or crevice ins door or window is with s heavy Cur tain. There is also both style and beauty init, The feduced prices make it s saving. All $1 Nottingham Lace Curtsing, S5e. a pair. alialso 5 ie 81.2 Alig? - i ba anad = ti = All gt = = i Al $5 Gs * $4 » pair. Madras Lace Curtsins, were 85 to 88 a pair; reduced to $2.98 a pair. . Silk-stripe Curtains, were @5; reduced to $3.08 = pair, Al) other Nottingham, Irish Point, Swiss, Silk,£c..st 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT OFF THE MARKED PRICES. PORTIERES. 10 Pair of All-over Vienna Chenille Portieres, = inches wide, were from $9.50 to $11; reduced 65.98 a pair. ‘The above lot contains some of the handsomest Cur - tains produced this season. 15 Pair of Plain Top Silk Turcoman Portieres, were from 811.60 to $13.50; reduced to $7.8 s pair. These come in all the new art shades, with hand- some contrasting Uados, 12 Pair of All-over Very Heavy Chenille sold from $11.50 to $13.50: reduced to $8.18 « pair. 7 Pair of Very Pine All-over Chenille Portieres that sold from $13.50 to 815; reduced to $9 « pair, 5 Pair of 72-inch (extra width) All Chenille Oriental Pattern Portieres, were $20; reduced to $11.98 a pair. 8 Pair extra width All Chenille Porticres, were ; Teduced to #1.08 a pair. 5 feet long, with Fancy Finted Brass 91.25: reduced to 48e. each. SpungSilk Lambrequin Material, in 4 new art shades, was $1,509 yard: reduced to 75e. a yard. Anew imitation of China Silk, exquisite patterns, can't be told from Silk, 17c. a yard. Just opened an entirely new line of PICTURES AND EASELS. 5 feet high Bamboo Fasela, 98c. each, 5 feet high Oxidized or White aud Gilt Wood Easels, $1.50 each. handsome line of Pictures, with frames to match the Easels—celobrated subjecta—worth 2.50, for 1.50 cach. A handsome line of Etchings in Oak Frames, worth 23 each, for $1.75 each. Reproductions of celebrated Paintings, framed in Oak, with burnished tritumings, worth #5, for $2.50 each, PS A BR NERS gt BP AA EP BER” os es “SS ORD Fas POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, $27 7TH STREET. Pauistas Buacs aT e EER KR RR E Ss35 We are rewular importers of the Textures of Sey- doux, Sieber & Cie, Pars—the successors to Lupin— and Lupin was known the world over for his extra- ordinary effects in Black Goods. Everybody wears black at times and almost every one knows Lupin's Fabrica. His successors will mainfain his standard. He wes always forging ahead with the excellence of his productions, and this season Mesars. Seydoux, Sieber & Cie have “out-Lupined Lupin.” In fulfillment of orders placed late in *89 we have Just had landed to us our early "90 shipment. Beauties! The newest conceits—and the first sign of the budding of spring in Black Goods, CREPON—44 inches wide—@3.50 a yard. This is one of the new ones—Fresh from the de- Signer’s thought—Very like the Crepe De Chine— though heavier- BAYNOS A BORDURES—4S inches—@1.50 a yard. ‘They are on this invoice in s half dozen atyles— No. 1—Has a 6-inch tape border with double row of stitching at top. No. 2—A G-inch border, with a double row of stitching—Heightens the effect a hundred per cent, No 3—A double border, with 3 fine hemstitched heading to exch. No. 4—Seven rows—s half inch wide—with a single row of stitching on each side—Que of the best of the newest. No, 5—A doutile row of tape borders one inch wide with acouple rows of hemstitching on the edge. No. 6—Seven parallel tape borders to ths selvage withssingle hair hemstitching on each. You have never seen anything handsomer, CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINE—42-in, wide, $1.25 and @1.503 yard. We carry full line of them every season—Jnst stocked up fresh—They are good—They will not crush —they will wear, SOME THINGS THAT CAME ALONG. 40-inch Camel's Hair—75e. 46-inch Medium Weight, best extra quolity—87 ie. 48-inch Soft, and ail wool—g1. 50-inch Scotch Cheviot—Iron will not wear better— $1.15. . 45-inch—Good Grade Camel's Hair Cloth-1.25. 48-incn Finest French Camel's Hair—32, 50-inch Camel's Hair Clonkings—wide walc—#3. Treat this asa specialty of owre—for we imported it direct—and offered a suxyestion or two on the design— 46-inch French Serge—75e, Lupiu’s Casbmeres and Drap d Etes—are here and are coming. — at popular prices are on our counters—Fresh rics, All ladies like to look at nice things. We want to show you the above line, We area little proud—warranta bly so—over our successful gleanings scrose the water—aud we would like you to enjoy it too, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” OTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840, A B27 Rue Ovpontvsrry. R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. BEB B's aa Pen YY BBB AA BBB OYY BOB BOB BBB A bu cco A RRR RRR I A GGG. RE! oO xe ROR RR dy 8% BEE Ss Sug fk BORER H Ac 8 oo BR te woo MAE ER ET 2A. GSP Eee Sug8 AT A BACRIFICE. Owing tos misunderstanding with s Baby Carriage Manufacturer ona large deal of @ ssmple lot of new sud attractive line of Carriages we hive been author ized by them to dispose uf the Carriages at a sucrifice, ‘Tu accomplish this we quote the foliowing prices,which we guaranlee uuapproachable. Remember, the Prices are for tomorrow only, BABY CARRIAGES, First importsnt sale of Baby Carriages this season. All advance styles cf fresh. new. tasty, desirable and original designs from three of the largest manufae- turers in the country st prices that cauuot be dupli- cated with au advauce of 50 per cent Note well the prices for tomorrow and bear in mind we have no two carriages of the same pattery and that this «reat sacrifice is for Saturday only. We guarantee every Carriage to give verfect satisfac- tion in every respect. 3 Different Style Carriages, rattan body and natural wood gear. Regular season price, $6.98. Special price for tomorrow, $4.98. 2 Different Style Rattan Boly Carriages, very strong and nest m appearance; well worth $9.50. Special price for tomorror Mews Ssozs. ALL SORTS OF SHOES BUT BAD ONES, AND THAT 18 VERY COMPREHENSIVE. THE DRIFT OF OUR WORK IN SHOES I8 TO RAISE THE STANDARD. DO YOU KNOW ANOTHER SHOE STORE WHERE YOU EXPECT 80 MUCH? HAVE YOU NOTICED ALMOST EVERY STORE IN TOWN 18 TELLING HOW CHEAP ITS SHOES ARE? OUR SHOES ARE GOOD. WE HAVE NONK BUT GOOD OF THEIR KINDS. WE HAVE A WORD TO 8a¥ IN OUR OWN BEHALF. OUR OBJECT IS TO SAVE YOU PRESENT LOSS ANDTO GET YOU TO THINK FOR YOURSELVES AND DISTINGUISH BETWEEN RIDICULOUS REPRESENTATIONS AND STEADY NEWS Or OUR SIORE FROM DAY TO DAY. IT'S SAFE TO SAY THERE ISN'T ANOTHER PLACE IN THE UNITED STATES WHERE SHOES CAN BE GOT 80 ADVANTAGEOUSLY. STRAIGHTFOR- WARD DEALING I8 THE HIGHEST BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE i CALF LACE, 84 TO 8’ PATENT LEATHER LACE, 85. WARTS t 2 ARTHUR BURT & CO., 1211 F ST. N.W. A Pow? On Two WORTH CONSIDERING, S-NOTE. ‘This is the last week of the general reductions all over the house—February first we ssid when we an- ‘Rounced it~and that's Saturday. It’s on everything, you know, that’s not selling at a “marked-down" price, BUSY JUST THE SAME. ‘Today bas been 6 little too “mellow" for Overcoats— and more'n likely 'twould have been quiet—but our $10 sale opened this morning snd that filled in the aps made by the soft weather, You don't have to look through “frosted” glass to see the values that are im these coate—and we knew you'd be interested— weather or no weather. Ten dollars is « ridiculously small price for $18, $16.50, $15, $13.50 and $12 overgarments—and by and by when you are shivering with the cold it will look smaller still—but the coats won't be here then. ‘Storm Coats aud Fair Weather Conte—shaggy fabrics and smooth-finished cloths—Trimmed and tailored honestly and faithfully to fashion. We sey they'll it— Let that stand, TEN DOLLARS—and help yourself. “TOUCH UP" THE OLD SUIT. Ten chsnces to one your Trousers are weakening. They have to cstch the hard service—and you mustn't be surprised if they “play out" earlier than the balance of the suit, You'll want a pair or two to “help out"—we knew that—and selected s coupie of hundred patterns that we were positive would becomingly combine with the Coats ands Vest—Put our cutters and tailors to work onthem, They'rein the house, The pattern and the ‘fit interest you most—and us, too—but price and qual- ity WE look out for as well. We are bound to have them as good as custom made ones—No reason why they shouldn't be—and THEY ARE. But the the price has to be down to our ides of moderution—You'll find that 20, too. ‘When you need an extra pair of Trousers—look our designs through, SAKS AND COMPANY, NEEDABLES, PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. 7 Gaear Reovcriox IN PRICES OF 00. FFI 8S, ss fon 2° ETE 988s Se HUH OS EE SS Sss8 HoH 00 KR Sss8 aT ’ EEE DDD iM M: NN ON E D> Mua P% F N EBD MM OS WANN KEE DDD MMM OO N XN 88g TTT 00 RN ON 1 s88q g T OO NNN” Sy T GO ONNN Sag 8 T OQONNN g 8. SssS or 0o NNN Sas8 = OWING TO THE CONSOLIDATION OF OUR STORES WE HAVE ALARGE STOCK OF SURPLUS SIZES OF SHOES AND SLIPPERS FOR MEN, LA- DIES AND CHILDREN, SUITABLE FOR WINTER, SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. AND TO ENABLE US TO REDUCE OUR STOCK WE WILL SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SURPLUS SIZES AND BRO- KEN LOTS AT AND BELOW COST. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN NARROW WIDTHS FOR TEN DAYS ONLY FROM JANUARY 27. EDMONSTON & ©O., 1339 AND 1341 F ST. OPPOSITE EBBITT HOUSE, 25-2t ‘NO BRANCH STORE. Pins N OVELTIES FOR EVENING WEAR. SPRING STYLES m DRESS TRIMMINGS, RICH MILLINERY, FOSTER KID GLOVES, “ar HUTCHINSON'S, ie ' For Finsr-Ciuss Caaron axp PASTRL PORTRAITS CALL On 3. B SMITH, ARTIST, Cor. Gxh end Maes. ave, ‘Largest studio in Washington. Prices $10 t0 8100. (Open unt 9pm, OFFICE OF ‘WOODWAED & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F st. aw, Moxnar, J. AN ‘This is the last week of our Ventory Friday night We shall offering of th® greatest bargains Seg eat ot lane Winter Goods, Broken Lines, Small Lote, &o. = Cor. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WOOL HOSIERY REDUCED, They will be worth thetr price next ‘Winter, but we make it a practice not to carry any goods over from one season to another ifslow price will sell them, Here is‘ora try: Children’s Black Cashmere Wool Hose, doth ribbed and plain, sizes 6, 634, 7, 7H Sand 8%. Reduced from 25¢. to Zle, 6 pairs for 81, Ladies’ Fleece-lined Cottan Hose, in Unbleached, Gray and Tan, sizes 8%, 9, 9} ond 10. Reduoed from 50c. to 37}4e. er pair. Ladies’ Black Ribped All-wool Cash- mere Hose, sizes 8, 834, 9, 944 and 10 in. Reduced from $1 to 75c. per pair. €27N.B. Thesecan be worn by Men ‘and Youth's as Bicycle Hose. LEGGINS. “Small lot” of Children’s Worsted Leg- ginsin Garnet, Navy and Seal. Reduced from 40c. to 25¢, (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS REDUCED. Few oda pieces—only two shades leftin ‘one line and three in another. We would rather close them out st a loss and re- Place them with a complete line of new movds, 34-inch Side-band Suitings, half wool, in Derk Green and Garnet only. Reduced from 33}; to 17c. per yard. 38-inch All-wool Plaid Dress Goods, in Red, Brown and Garnet effects. Reduced from 50 to 37}¢e, per yard, §2These are on the second floor. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, REDUCTIONS IN SILKS, We yet havea few small pieces of the Fancy Colored China Silk and Crepe, which we reduced to 50c. per yard. We offer the following extraordinary reductions in Staple Black Silke: Black Faille Francaise. Reduced to Tic. per yard, Black Gros-grain Silk, fair quality. Re- duced to 75e. Black Gros-grain Silk, good quality. Keduced to 81 per yard. Black Gros-grain Silk, extra good ‘ quality. Reduced to $1.25 per yard. Black Bilk Castillane, 8 very desirable weave. Reduced to $1.50 per yard. Black Gros Grain “Silk, of superior quality. Reduced to §2 per yard. Notwithstanding these reduced prices We continue to warrant them for serv- fee. You will not be able to buy as wood qualities as these this apring for these prices. We also offer Colored All-silk Armure in Electric, Tan, Brown, Gray, Olive aud Serpent, Reduced to $1 per yard, (First floor; second annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN MEN'S GOODS, ‘32 Men's Fall Dress Shirts, with all-over embroidered pique and plain linen bosom. Sizes 14, 1434, 15, 15 and 16. inch. Reduced from 82.50 to $1.50 each, 5 dozen Men's Natura) Gray Wool Un- dershirts in sizes 36,38 and 40, Re- duced from $1 to 75e. euch, 2 Men's Striped Blanket Bath Wraps, badly soiled. Sizes 40 and 4z. Reduced from 5 to 83.50 each. (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. FINEST QUALITY FRENCH SAT- EENS AT 17c. INSTEAD OF 350.— ‘THE REGULAR PRICE. ‘We bought 400 Dress Patterns of Fine French Sateens ats price which enables ustosell them at 17c. per yard. Here is the reason: The styles ste not the latest and were imported to sell during the holidays (being marked “Holiday” Dress Patterns). We sell the same qual- ity in the latest patterns at 3c. ‘These we sell at 17c. aud you may like the pat- terns better than the Sic. styles, Only @ matter of taste. 150 patterns left, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, STOOK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN CHENILLE CURTAINS. To close out these six pairs of All-over Chenille Turkeman Curtains we offer them at the reduced price of $6 per pair. ‘These are 33 yards long and 50 inches wide and have sold fur $9; now 86. Fourth floor.) . ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN ORETONNES, ‘To close out the present stock we offer the balance of our 15c, Cretonnes at 1ziéc. per yard and our 18¢, Crotonnes at 15c. per yard. ‘These are in attractive patterns and ‘We still have afew left of the Bleck ‘Cuina Goat Fur floor Bugs, which we reduced from @3.50 to @2, Yet sn early pall a advised, as they should sell on sight at this low price. (ourth floor.) . ae D.C.. MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1890 OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th and F sts. aw, var 27, 1890. Btock-taking Sale. We take in- make it s memorable week by the of the year. An absolute clear- Short Lengths, Odd Sizes, viously advertised will not hold ‘Thursday —many have already ers should visit the store early ‘are too small to advertise and are will be displayed all the week. & LOTHROP, 11th and F sta. nw. WRAPPER FLANNELS REDUCED. Half have been sold since the price was reduced. Fine-quality Wrapper Flannels, in Plaids, Stripes and Brocades. Reduced from 37¥4e. to 25c. per yard, We haye also reduced 12 Cut Pieces of Eider Down Jersey Striped Flannels, mostly in half mourning styles; were 6234c., now 50c. per yard. 40 Sscque Lengths (24 yards) of Fine French Flannel in bright stripes, which were $1.65, now $1.25 each, (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. READY-MADE PILLOW CASES RE- DUCED. ‘We have too many, Ready-made Bleached Pillow Caset size 1 yard long by 20inches wide. Re- Guced from 40c. to 35c. per pair. No more, if not less, than the price of the auslin, «Secoud floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN FURS. 2Good Quality Opossum Boas, Reduced to 84. 2 Raccoon Boas, Reduced to $6, 1 Browu Marten Bus, full length, Re- duced to $12.50. 1 Fine Light Lynx Boa, Reduced to $15. 1 Extra-fine Light Lynx Bos, very full, Reduced to $16.50. 1 Extra-fine Black Lynx Boa Reduced 827.50. 1 Fine White Thibet Set of Fichu, Col- Isr and Muff. Reduced to $15. 1 Blue Fox Set ot Princess Collar and Muff. Reduced to #20. 1 Fine Lynx Set of Cape, Collar and Muff. Reduced to $20. 1 Fine Gray Krimmer Set of Cape and Muff. Reduced to 820. 1 Fine Stone Marten Set of Princess Collar aud Muff. Reduced to $37.50. 1 Fine Biack Lynx Kussian Collar. Ke- duced to #18. 1 Fine Monkey Muff. Reduced to $5. 1 Fine Light Lyux Muff. Reduced to 86. 1 Fine Persian Lamb Muff. Reduced Pine Brown Bear Muff. Redaced to *Y Fine geal shin stat, Reduced to (tata toor. WOODWARD & LOTHROP. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPART- MENT. “Short Lengths" of Cretonne, 10c, per yd. “Short Lenght of Imitation Silk Drapery, 10c. per yd. All our “short Lengths” of 25, 35, 40 and 50c, Curtain Madras will be offered at 15c. per ya. “SHORT LENGTHS" IN FRINGES. 1% yds, Fringe. Keduced from 8lc. to Lyd. Fringe, Reduced from 25¢. to de. 1% ¥da, Friuge, Reduced from 74c. to 4 %y4. Fringe. Reduced from 76e. to BBe, 1 yda Fringe, Reduced from $1.50 to Te. 1K yds, Fringe. Reduced fro $2.19 to $1.25, yds, Fringe, Reduced trom $2.50 to 81.50. We shall also offer the following desir- able “short lengths": 2 yards Spuu Silk, Reduced from &6 to e 4. 1% yards Spun Silk, Redueed from $5.25 to a3. 2yardsPlush. Reduced from $2.50 to Ao 134 yards Plush. Reduced from 31.88 to $1 2 yards Satin. Reduced from #4 to #2. 13g yards Cretoune. Keduced from 83.8810 $2.25, 244 yards Drapery Silk. Reduced from 86.25 wes. 3M yards Drapery Silk, Reduced from 88.13 v0 8650. @ourth fluor.) WOODWARD & LOTHRUP. INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT. --2 In- fants’ Cambric First Short Dresses, with fine tucks. Reduced to 75c. A Child's Light Plaid Cloth Coat, with Brown Velvet Trimmings, Keduced to $8.50. 1 Child's Green Beaver Cloth Coat, trimmed with bear fur, Reduced tog10, (Secoud floor; annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, MUSLIN UND ERWEAR.—Six fine Muslin Gowns, with shirt front of solid embroidery to the waist, neck and sleeves edged with embroidery and with herring-boue braid, Size 14, duced to $2. (Second Boor, annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. bs Re CORSETS.—Self-opening Corsets in ‘White, Drab and Cream. All sizes, 680, ber patr. (Second floor, annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ABT EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. Here is the fourth list of reductions in at greatly reduced pices: 900-2 H.8. Embroidered T.ay Cloth... vanes a Es 901-1 “ ie seserevee 902-1 “ Bureau Scart, silk embroidered... 2.50 Cor 11th and F sta, a.w, Traxxs Fon Your Hrasrr ‘The very first morning of the “Opening” gives for the Thirteenth Annual Midwinter “Open and not only praised the new Dress Goods, But this is only what we expected of those who Tow those who babitually patronize the credit A a FSA Ee 2k Ht oat It will surprise many to read of an “Open ing Novelties, when merchants in geners! have tional in more ways than one is the “Palais some time since—when you really wanted third, the offering of the New Seasou's Goods Pian PET'S N F RN @) gage ie H BEE Eco 00 6©P)CUKER ON NN NNN GGG The Souvenirs comprise all the new Scotch Side-band Novelties and the new Broche Rose, ko. The new plaids in Wool Dreas Color Combinations which are somewhat start Gloves, Hosiery, &.,t0 be worn with these Rew novelties for evening wear, The Dut can it tell of the quantities or va outcome of months of hani work, anxious Paase Tms Moxxmo. Us the assurance that we need sot be anziour tng.” Our friendsand patrons crowded the store Trimmings, Hosiery, &e., but bought larwely. Know us well, We would tempt here tcmon. stores, Boy A bis FALL: ing” of advanced Spring Styies and pew Evew ‘Rot yet disposed of last year's old stock. Excep- Royal.” First, in closing out winter goode them: second, in not doing a credit business; ‘st cost prices during “Opening Days. at SORE EL TEE a, 30,3 BERET | §ssS"00' “uw “Y NNN UL Gingham Novelties, which include 43-inch | sects in the new tints of Grays, Blues, Old | Goods, the very Istest from Paris, are shown im | ing, but typically Parisian. The Trimmings, Areas guods are also here, as are many entirely list below mves the Souvenir prices; Fiety of this collection of novelties which is the thought, and representing an investment of over 8100,0008 y ERE X oi RRR —_— rrr ss $°0 gue. ¥ SHR, £ i gs 3 Sys8 uu v KEE| NNN UR OR ii Sss3 $42 $2 The prices to the left of each of these you'll see marked on the goods. The prices to MEN'S DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. (Near door No, 1119 Ps. ave. 50c. Scarfs, all styles.. 39¢. Scarfs, several styles 25e. Scarfs, all styles. 15¢. Collars, all styles ... 20¢. Collars, all styles... 2000 Cutts, all styles. 25e. Cuffs, all styles... 85c, “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts... Thc. Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts, #1 Best Quality Nixbt Shirts, . Half Hose, all styles, Se. Cotton and Woul Half Hose... 50c. Cotton and Wool Half Hose. @2 Underwear, all styles., 81.50 Underwear, all styles, $1 Underwear, all styles 50. Underwear, all styles 75c. English Dogski Gloves... Se weeeeee LOC 74e Bse 680 $1.98 Best Town-made London Gloves. 20 per cent discount on warm Gloves, 25e. Pure Linen Handkerchief 12ie, Pure Linen Handkerchiet 35c. China Silk Handkerc 69c. Jupanese Silk Handkerchiefs UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, ‘Sear door No, 1119 Ps, ave.) $1.25 “Gloria” Umbreliss, warranted one year..81.19 1.50 “Gloria” Umbrellas, 28-inch frames.......81.39 $1.90 “Gloria,” roiled gold and sbiver caps. 82.20 “Gloria,” latest novelty handles... 82.48 “Gloria,” 28-inch parason frames... 84.68" Conestoga” Silk Umbrellas, 82.68 Carriage Shades, satin lined.......... 5 Carriage Shades, rufiie trimming... RUBBER GOODS SOUVENIRS, (Adjoining Umbrella Department). 91.68 Men's Gossamer Rubber Coats. .... $2.98 Men's Extra Long Kubber Coats, $4.25 Men's Piaid Cloth Finish Mackintoshes, $4.08 Men's Reversible Feather-weicht do. $1.45 Loys' Gossamer Rubber Coats. €1.98 Youths’ Brown Kubber Coats, $1.45 Misses’ “Mother Hubbard” Goseamers, 81.35 Misses’ Silver Gray Circu 81.45 Ladies’ Gossamer Circulars, $2.25 Striped “Irish Peasant” Gossaimers,, 82.98 Fancy Striped Newwarkets and Reglans..€2 $5.67 Cloth Finish Scotch Plaid Novelties.......84.98 DRESS GOUDS SOUVENIRS, (12th st. ‘75e. Silk-finish Mohairs. 80c, Silk-finixh Henrietta, 80c, New English Suitivgs. 50c, Henrietta Casbmeres, 50c. Side Band Novelties, 50c, Plaid and stripe Suitines. 50c, Black Wool Serges, Cashmere. B0c. Side Band Scotch Ginghams, 45e, 45-inch Novelty Scotch Giuclams, 10 per cent off the marked prices of all Colyred Silks, Satins, &c, RIBBON DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, tore.) (12th st, store.) 17, 19 and 2c, Ribbous, ail styles. 15e 10 per cent off the marked prices of all other Rib- bous, DRESS TRIMMING SOUVENIRS, (22th st, store.) 50c, Braid Trimmings, all style 35e. Braid Trimmings, all styles. $1 Silk Fringes, all styles. ‘Te. Silk Fringes, all atyles, 25c. Buttous, all styles 5c" Buttons, all styles.. 75S. Buttons, ail styles. ihe EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIES, (East; No. 1119 Pa, ave. store.) Ide. Embroideries, all styles.. X5c. Embroideries, all styles. 68e, 45-inch Hemstitched Skirtings, @) 45-inch Hemstitched Skirtings.. Re, Swiss, wll styles. 12ye. Check aud Stripe Muslins. . - WRAP DEPARTMENT SOUVENIKS, (Second floor; No, 1119 Pa ave.) $8 Flannel Wrappers, sll styles... 817 Flannel Wrappers, all styles. 2 Jerseys, all styles...... 10 per cent off the marked prices of all Children’s Dresses, 20 per cent off the marked prices of all Cloth and Plush Wraps, Jackets and Ulsters, HOSIERY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. (Near door No, 1117 Penusylvauis ave. store.) 25e. Hose, all styles... 45, Hose for 39c. 35. Huse. 40c, Silk Lisle Hose, a1 styles. Ge. Hose for 8c, 75c. Hone, $1.63 Pure Silk Hose, ali styles. ‘98c. Garters, with Oxidized Silver Buckies.. ‘25e. Children's Hose, all styles......... . 10 per cent off marked prices of Children's Cashmere ‘Wool Hose, ms 20 per cent off Ladies’ avd Children's Jersey and Worsted Leggings. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 10 per cent off marked prices of American Hosiery Co's Underwear for isdies and ehildren, CORSET DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, ? (Second floor, No. 1117 Pa, ava.) 01.25 Buperior Hand-made Corsets... .cseseessee-. 980 @1 Frened Work Corsete..csse-csesseinseesevsesnes 1 8AC ‘TBe. Corsets, afl BtY108.....4...0-sserenessuseessenes- BOO 250, CRNALON'S WO... sarnservereerecsnenvernesa B18 {Continued in next Column.) columns sre the regular prices—the prices the rigtt are the reduced or Souvenir prices. GLOVE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. (Rear of Store No, 1129 Pa. ave) GRe. Real Kid Gloves. | 88, Chamois Mousquetaires, | 89, Genuine Pigskin Mousquetaires, ic, Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. Oe, button Undressed Kid Gloves... | 01.50 “Palais Royal” K1i Gloves, all styles. 8 12-bntton Undressed Kid Mousquetaires.....¢2 per cent off the marked prices of ali Pur Top Kid Gloves. LACE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, (Center Store No. 1119 Pa ave.) 10 per cent off the marked prices of Drapery, Nets, Flouncings and Narrow Laces. ¢. Neck Kuchings, all styles. ae ‘k Kochings, all styles, | 48c. Ruching Noweltiog, al atylet.esses | $2 Black Lace Scarfs and Fichus, 21.59 Extra Size do. do. ‘25. Silk aud Windsor Ses AzSse. Mu | 48. Lace Sets, collar and cuts Ose. Exnbroidered F - | 1Opercentof warked prices of all Paucy Neck } Pieces; also ail Hand-run Lace Neckwear. . Fancy Linen Sets, collar and cuffs 59e 850 Be B90 B8e ‘Lies, all styles. . Linen Cuffs, new styles... 4c 121ge. New Style Satior Collars... 3 for 250 3 for 25e, Antique Lace Tidies, 4 for 250 HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, (West No, 1119 Pa. ave. store.” c. Handkerchiefs, all styles... Handkerchiets, all styles... = French Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs 50 Duchess Lace Handkerebiefs. Ladies’ Jap, Silk Handkerchie: Se. Men's China Silk Handkerchiefs. 60c. Men's Jap. Silk Handkerchiets. Children’s Linen Handkerchiefs... French Embroidered do... j FAN DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. (Center No, 1118 Pa ave. store). 39, Children's Quill Feather Fans, | #1 Pans, all eizes...... mn | #2 Ostrich Festher and Quill Fane. | ®4 Ostrich Fans, real shell sticks. 2 s | €5 Opera, Single Stek Ostrich Faus. 04.50 | 87 Ostrich Fans, shetl sticks.... *6 810 Ren! Lace Fane... *9 €15 Lace Fans, inlaid pearl sticks, 212 8 Kare Ostrich Feather Fans, 24 White Ostrich Fans, pearl eticks., 30 JEWELRY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, (Bast No. 1119 Pa ave, store), 25e. Jewelry, all styles... 50c. Jewelry, 6 hundred styles. Jewelry, bundreds of styles, #1 Jewelry, « thousand styles, 0c. Cut Silver Bangles. Fancy Side Combs, sevceereeeee LOS 10 per cent off marked prices of all Real Shell, Am- ber. Garnet, French Euamel, aud 14-karst Gold Jew- elry. LEATHER GOODS SOUVENIRS, (Center No. 1119 Pa. ave, stored Pocket Books, etc., all styles. 50c, Books, purses and card cases. #1 Pocket Books, ete., all styles, 45a U hatelaine Kags, all styles, 7S. Chatelaine Bas, all styles, 1.35 Real Seal Chatelaine Bags. eal Antelope nnd Seal Bags. 0 Patented Novelty do. do. and 35e Photo. Cabinets... | 7c, Collsrand Cuff Boxes....... Music Rolls, al! colors. Seal Writing Tablets, ° G8e. Grain Leather Writing Tablets... 580 ‘Six Memo, Books with imitstion shell covers for..250 ART GUODS SOUVENIRS, (Rear No, 1119 Pa eve. store.) 85c. 4-4 Orientat Table Covers, Te $1.68 6-4 Oriental Covers, 149 s a7 17c. Roman Border Tidies,, for 230 2 for 23c. Autique Tidies. 4 for 250 Se, Antique Bureau Scarfs, BY ‘BSc, India Silk Drapery Scarfs, 6 10 per cent off marked prices of all Pottery— Hungarian Ware, English Royal Worcester Ware, Bonn Ware, Japanese Ware, Kudoistedt Art Forcelaine Ware, &e STAMPED GOODS SOUVENIRS, (West No. 1117 Pa. ave store.) 250, Splashers, all styles. ‘BN, Bureau Scarfs, all sty’! ‘25e, Pillow Shame, all styles, 25e. Tray Covers, all styles 8c, Stamped Table Covers, STATIONERY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. Gear 1117 Pa ave. store) 1c. a pound Linen Note Paper,.....s0se. 10c. Boxes Paper and Envelopes, 1c, Fancy Boxes Writing Paper, 30c. Boxes Superfine Linen Note Paper. Ge, Packages Superior Envelopes, Lie, Packs Playtux Cards., 200. Pucks Playing Cards, NOTION DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. (Wost No. 1117 Penn. ave, store).