Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1890, Page 6

ae THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medinm is worth more than all the other papers published in —_ Washington. Kew York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building. The republicans have founda recentSupreme Court decision of Indiana which, they contend, upholds Speaker Reed's decision concerning a quorum. The court decided that the action of the presiding officer of the Rushville city coun- cil im ordering that members present and not Voting should be so recorded, and be counted 8s part of s quorum, was proper, and that an ordinance passed by a quorum so constituted was valid) They also claim that the Practice of the English House of Commons is ia line with Speaker Reed’s ruling, and that none of the evils feared from the practice have shown themselves in that body. The demo- crats claim that in view of the American pre- cedents the change of practice, if it were to be made, should be made by the House itself and should be formulated in a rule, and should mot be accomplished by the Speaker alone. ‘They point out that the Speaker’s ruling that there may be a legal quorum without a quorum voting bas not been sustained by a quorum of she House, except of the kind constructed by the Speaker. They contend that the Speaker has devised a new variety of quorum, and has sustained his device only by the use of the de- vice itself, and are aggrieved thereat, And so the battle rages. The District experiences today a change in its Engineer Commissioner. Major Raymond is relieved aud Colonel Henry M. Robert takes his place. The retiring Commissioner in de- ciding between conflicting interests in the per- formance of the duties of his office has of course disappointed some and probably many persons, and he has received thecriticism upon some of bis acts which falls to the lot of a District Commissioner. But the general public will regret that he is to go. His report upon the overhead wires and methods of bury- ing them is a valuable contribution to the weapons with which the city fights for an important municipal reform, and in his deal- ings with the railroads, which have come to exercise a controlling and paralyzing influence upon many local officials, he has shown as cir- cumstances have developed it an intelligent public spirit and bold independence of corpo- rate influence. The community appreciates what he has done in these respects and his good work in general, and bopes that his man- tle will fall spon a worthy successor. ee New York's chances for the world’s fair de- pend on the slim prospect that the discordant leaders who have controlled the action of the two houses of the legislature will come to an agreement today. The outlook is not promis- ing for the friends of New York. The Senate wants its amendment or nothing. The House will not have the Senate amendment. Yester- day and the day previous there was opportun- ity for a compromise, but it was not embraced and doubtless it has passed forever, under the Shakespearian doom that it was not “taken at the flood.” New York is still not sure that she desires to have the fair. When she thinks more about it she will probably wonder why she ever tried for the site at all when such an admirable place as the national eapital was in the field, hoiding out advantages that are un- phallenged and unchallengeable. The capital of the;greatest country foanded in the grand Givision of the world discovered by Christopher Columbus is obviously the fittest place in which to commemorate the event of the dis- covery. New York and St. Louis ought promptly to throw theie strength to Washing- ton, aud the sober second theught of Chicago ought to result in making the final vote unani- mous for the national capital and a national celebration, ee A bill will be reported to give Washington @ ew post office. It should becomealaw. The building is sidly needed. When erected it should be an ornament to the capital and » credit to the great government which it will represent. We hope there will be no cheese- paring in the appropriation. —Luilimore Ameri- com, The post office accommodations of the capi- tal are @ matter of concern pot me to the local community, but to ull the cities, states and people of the republic. Asthe Amvrican indicates, the credit of the goverament is in- volved, as well as the convenience of residents and visitors at the ital The unsuitable rented quarters now occupied are disgraceful both to nation and to capital. In the work of house-buiiding at Washington for the govern- ment's accommodation. which Senator Morrill recently urzed apon Congress with vigor anda clear perception of existing needs, the erection of a creditable post office ranks as of first im- portance. ———— While £; with tive times our population and four tines our wealth, has added in twenty years over cight billions to its national debts 1 States have reduced their national y nearly two billion dollars. Europe spends annu 000,000 for military ex- penditures, 1 < pensions, whereas we spend $130,000.00, As the Philadelphia Press Says, “this is the lesson of liberty, these are the fruits of freedom, and the great republic, Without debt, without an army, without a navy, goes on in the great race of prosperity and in- dustrial supremacy, distancing those heavily- loaded competitors.” It cxnnot be many Gecades before this lesson will be learned by the vast population of Europe, who will throw Off the tucubus that is getting too heavy to be Lorne by people who do not forget that they were once free nnder their tribal chieftains before the rise of the eplendid monarchies of today. — + Gray is for Voorhees aud Voorhees for Gray. That is to say, the ex-Governor thinks he will get from his party what he didn’t get in 1588, the Vice Presidential nomination. and he there- fore supports Senator Voorhees for renomina- tion, expecting to receive the Senator's cordial Support in his own aims. But as there was in 1838 an Ohio concrete idea in the shape of Allen G. Thurman, so there may be in 1892 in the shape of Gov. James Campbell. The Ohio idea ia always with ax, ——— + The New York world’s fair boomers would be willing to give half the gate money for « few brief and intense moments with «large sand bag and T. C. Platt in a louely sequ far from the madding crowd. tered spot, Seated in Hayti, a government black people by black people, where objection ix made to the Tuited States minister on the ground that he is Bots white man. The New York /eruid, if it has discovered the fate Mr. Sileott of this city in Canada, should Offer bua a4 premium fortwo hundred sub- scribers and appoint an agent in the south Wing of the Cupitol to secure names, a = Our esteemed eotemporary, the Congressional Re appears to have sullered a number of ** on what has been taking place im the House for the past two or three days. — + Commercial union with Canada is the ad- fance guard of political union, and commercial Guion is the logical and inevitable sequence of existing domestic end topographic cunditions, —$— Mr. Samuel Randall is always in favor of pro- fection. This time it is protection against Speaker Reed, and bis party isa unit with him aud he bas the Pleasure of seeing the wings Bupping together. Se — as The New York clearing house waited a long fime to expel the syndicate bank swindlers and thes all the world knew the character of the menexpellud. This iv an unprofitable hind- sight. OBEPH GAWLER FUNEXKAL DIRECTOR AND EMPALMEB, i744 Peunsy lvapia ave. u, 4, ‘Telepiome vais “15i." “ Parteex Serrs Frou Faaxce PE e The French—the peers—havo given their new ideas of color snd combinations for spring wear expression. They are off the loome—many of them on the water— some of them already here—You'll applaud the genu- ine harmony of their effecte—Let the Frenchman alone —and be will couple the fantastic and artistic together —bdeonty is the result. Among others we have received within s couple of days is a very rich novelty suit with fringed Vandyke trimming in Amethyst, Bisque, Serpent Gray and the balance of first colorings. ‘New shadings in Serge, with Ombré stripe to match —$1.25 a yard—and from acroes the water, too. New English Checks—S0 tmches wide—neat, bright and cheerful patterns—@1.50 » yard. Still another landing of those elegant 46-inch im- ported Henriettas, in Heliotrope, Amethyst, Ashes of Lilac, Metallic Br@wn, Vandske Brown and Bisque, ‘st 81 yard. French Bordures in the delicate shades of Heliotropa, (Old Rose, Reseda, Gobelin, at $1 a yard. #2-inch imported Check Suitings—new colors, of course, 85e. Handsome Stripes—plain to match—@1 8 yard. Pick out what you will want for early season—Have {t made up and be ready to blossom out is & mew, rich- sppesring gown when nature buds. The prices we have on these goods are correct—and the pattorne—weil they are French skill—that isthe whole story ina nut shell, SEATON PERBY, “PERRY BUILDING.” ‘ 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Eatablished 1840. 1t RRY'S Nila BEMNANTS-NEW | REMNANTS—BEAU- Jot of New Spring Rem: Sper darandy, Sey Bogen RUT oor, former! " DOUBLE COMBINATION, Lit 11-3 th wt oe For Oxe Werz. FOR ONE WEEK. FOR ONE WEEK. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and F ste, ‘Will Offer the Following SPECIAL BARGAINS: LACE CURTAINS. LACE CURTAINS. 25 pair Swiss Curteina, 334 yds. long, 85 per pair. 50 pair Friiled-edge Chamber Curtains, reduced from 85.50 to 82.65 per pair 45 pair Frilled-edge Chamber Curtains, extra fine quality, reduced from $7.50 to $3.90 per pair. PORTIERES. PORTIERIES, LATEST SHADES. NEW EFFECTS. 100 pair Vienna Chenille Portieres,3 shades, reduced from $9.50 to $6.75 per pair. ‘They are of extra length and width and for the PRICE AND QUALITY Cannot be Kxcelled. ENTIRE STOCK OF TAPESTRIES REDUCED From 25 to 50 Per Cent Below Former Prices. French Stripe Tapestries from 75e. to #4 per yd. Silk Stripe Tapestries, in all new shades, from 81 to 1S de beesclannls SMYRNA RUGS, SMYRNA RUGS. 500 Smyrna Rugs, 2 ft. 6 in, by 5 ft, 6 patterns, re- duced to $2.10 each. 350 Smyrna Rugs, 3x6 ft, 6 patterns, reduced to $4.10 each. 600 Smyrna Rugs, 4x7 ft, 8 patterns, reduced to 305.90 each. These Rugs are of FINE QUALITY, NEW PAT- TERNS and COLOKINGS, and are without doubt worth double the price, ABT SQUARES, ART SQUARES. ALL-WOOL INGRAIN ART SQUARES. ‘2x3 yda, Reduced from 7.50 to #3. Sx3yds. Reduced from $9 to 85.75. ‘Satie yds Reduced from $10.50 to $6.50, SUPERIOR QUALITY, CHOICE PATTERNS, IMMENSE REDUCTION In CARPETS of all grades. ELEGANT COLORINGS. CHOICE EFFECTS. FURNITURE. 300 Solid Oak Chairs, 81 each. 200 Cherry, Ok and In. Mab. Tables, @: 500 Rockers, all styles and finishes, frum $2 up. 100 S-pe. Solid Oak Chamber Suits, beveled plate wh ert. = GREAT REDUCTION In SIDE BOARDS, yles, from 19 up. and with beveled plate giase, MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE OF EVERY DE- SCK.PLION. WALL PAPERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS. JULIUS LANSBURGH, fl 13th and F sta, 50 each. vewsy.Ouk and Antique Oak, hsndsomely carved J EW COCHECO BATINE REMNANTS, Sic. Ne ee ages Now Satine Remnants, 15c, KAUFMAN DOU BINATION STORE, 1241 and 1243 L1tu st, I. Brox of 287 STH AVE. NEW YORK, Takes pleasure in announcing to the ladies of Washington that HE Is NOW EXHIBITING at 1529 T 8ST. N.W. AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF WALKING, CARRIAGE, DINNER AND EVENING DRESSES; ALSO WRAPS, COATS, JACKETS, TEA GOWNS, &c. ‘The STYLES ARE UNEXCELLED, FIT AND FINISH PERFECTION, and the FitICRS MOST REASONABLE. ALL ORDERS EXECUTED PROMPTLY AND AT SHURT NUTICE. fleze* N EW COTTON CHALLIE REMN NTS, $240. NEW BY rw We Ovlau Challie Kemnants, 63 ulin ile Kemnauts, ex: 2héc. | KAUFMAN’ DOUBLE CoM ‘Oke Tithwe few Punavesrna Sronz Opening of Mew Ginehams, Scotch, 30 inches wide, in Plaids, Stripes and Plain to match Beautiful Styles, ouly 25c. yard. Fine grade of Domeatic Ginghams in great Variety of styles, only L2ige. yard. New Dress Goods im Plaids, Stripes and Plain to match, extra quality, ouly 50c. yard. Auother Great Bargain in Towels: 50 of All-linen Huck Towels, measuring 40 in. iu length by 20 in. in width, to wo at LEsge. or $1.50 a dozen. They have never beer, auld Jess thau 16 and 8c. each; your ely.nce ty secure a great bargain. New Hamburg Embroidertes in Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss; choies gou’s at mod- erate prices, Bargains in Blankets and Cavoforte, New Spring Styiesof Cassuy.eres for Men's and Boys’ Wear. Atull ligeot New Stawped Linens just « opened, CARHART & LEIDy, a G25 TU ot and 706 K st nw. Rexesaer, THE, TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF MAKES SEASONABLE CLOTHING WITHIN THE REACH OF ALE, GOOD ALL-WOOL SUITS, BOTH Sack AND CUTAWAY STYLES, FROM $9.38 TO 915. OVER- COATS, CAPE COATS, ULSTERS, FROM $7.50 UP. BOYS’ SHORT PANTS SUITS 93 UP. HOXS' LONG PANTS SUITS, $5.25 UP. BOYS’ LONG DOUBLE - BREASTED FLANNEL-LINED ULSTERS, CAPE COATS, be., 83 UP. THOSE NOBBY DOUBLE - BREASTED MEDIUM-WEIGHT REEFYERS akg KOW ONLY 85.63. AGES STO 13 YEARS ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN PIGURES, FROM WHICH TAKE 2% PER CENT OFP AND YOU HAVE THE PRICE YOULL HAVE TO PAY. 2. B BARNUM & 09, $5) PENNSYLVANIA AVR, ‘MENTS WITH WHICH TO EXPRESS THE GEX- ERAL DEMORALIZATION THAT THE “GETTING | RID* REDUCTIONS HAVE MADE, BUT THIS WORK SHALL CONTINUE UNINTERRUPTED UNTIL EVERY PIECE OF WINTER GOODS SHALL HAVE BEEN DISPOSED OF. EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR HOUSE Has RE- CEIVED A CUT IN PRICE. ‘Nothing has been overlooked. ‘The continued mild weather has played esd havoc ‘with our stocks, and we had ever so much merchan- dise left over that it was evident, to see them disappear, was to mark them way below their value, This we did and now we see success crowning our efforts. But with all the business done in the past week we ‘see staring in our faces and weighing down ouréhelves More goods than we want snd our noble work of chop- Ding prices will contiuue until everthing is closed out. LANSBURGH & BRO, Although there has been s great advance in Silk Goods we will continue to sell below OLD FIGURES. We still have a complete line of Shades in our 75c. ‘Surah Silke which we are selling at GSe, A complete line of 20-inch COLORED CHINAS we are gelling at 5Uc. A complete line of 27-inch COLORED CHINAS Which weare selling st 75c. 5 pieces ALL-SILK BLACK FAILLE FRANCAISE; regular price @1. Will sell ut at 75c. 5 pieces ALL-SILK BLACK SATIN RHADAME; Pegular price 75c. Will sell at G2i¢c. EVENING SHADES OF POMPADOUR SATIN, 24 inches wide, at 75c.; was g1. EVENING SHADES OF DRAPERY NETS 10 per cent off marked price. 48-inch FISH NET, the regular 81.10 grade, st Téec., iu Colors and Black, An elegant assortment of PLAIN, STRIPED and FIGURED CREPES for Evening Wear at old prices, LANSBURGH & BRO, Plain Cloths are the correct materials for dresses. No Indy would cousider her wardrobe complete without dress of this fabric, aud. although always desirable, yet these are included in the “Reduction Sale.” 6-4 TRICOT CLOTH in shades of Gray, Brown and Brown Mixed, 50c. per yard, Reduced from 75. 1 Brown, 1 Mode, 1 Brown Mixed and 1 Blue Mixed G4 TRICOT, 6oe. Keduced from 90. 6-4 LADIES’ CLOTH, in all shades, 59¢, Reduced from 75. 50-n. HABIT CLOTH, twilled back, 75c, Reduced trom al Our 81.50 and @1.75 BROADCLOTH reduced to 91.35. 2 and 82.25 FRENCH and ENGLISH BROAD- CLOTH uow $1.75 LANSBURGH & BRO, A more comfortable article for house wear bas never ‘been thought of than a JERSEY, ever ready to always neat, and if at alla fit will outrival a comfort and ease. Whilst the demand for these have not lessened, yet we include these in our “Reduction Sale” at “Getting Kid Prices.” ALL-WOOL BLACK TAILOR-MADE JERSEYS. Were 83; now 84.25, BLACK SILK-FINISHED JERSEYS, WITH VEST. Were $4; now 83.25, DIRECTOIRE JERSEYS IN BLACK. Were 85; now 83.48. FINE JERSEYS trimmed elaborately in Black Silk ‘Braid, reduced from $6.75 10 $4.43, Our $4.48 SMOCKED JERSEYS reduced to 83. We have these in Biack, Cream, Navy, Garnet aud Brown. Our TUCKED YOKE AND FULLSLEEVE JERSEYS reduced to $4.50; were 86. In same shades as the above. have slot of Odds and Ends reduced from $5, 4. 3. 98 to $2 50, As we never carry in our stock anything but ALL- WOOL JERSEYS and as the fit of esch and every one of our Jerseys is cuarantecd, you will now have real good opportunity to treat yourself at stupen- dously low prices, : ‘We haves room to try on Jerseys and every conve- nsence for comfort and privacy. SILK UNDERWEAR We courteously invite the Ladies of Washington and others to ask to see our assorunsnt of SILK UNDER- WEAK that we now handle. Our desire to make knowu to you that we carry these fine goods makes us just a little desirious of having you call irfespective of any idea of purchasing. 424,426 7TH ST. ‘Ladies will please bear im mind that wo are the ‘Washington Agonts for the “FOSTER KIDGLOVES.” ‘These we recommend ss pliant, elastic and well-fitting, {a all desirable shades now worn and also all the ap- Proved lengths. Rach and every pair fully warranted" fel ’ OPENING & We know, notwithstanding this notice, what indignant because the Souvenier already being extended one day, we ours should you be one of the annual } a 4H AA AA OTL as Fy Ws Tue 1889 “Ovenrxo~ So that all may understand and properly ap- Preciate Monday’s opportunity, we publish the following notice of last year’s “Opening: THE STAR, January 30, 1889: “If this were not the twelfth annual midwinter ‘opening? one would have little Faith in such ex- travagant promises, Jt 12 because such promises have deen fulllied in the past that the Palais Royal ‘Opening! occasions have come to be @ mai- ter of interest to visitors and residents and, there- ‘fore, a good news item, “Perhaps it is known to most women that ‘Opening Days! occur at the commencement of a season, Souvenirs at the ‘Palais Royal are the PPP A E continued for one dsy longer, for thecon- ‘finding it not convenient to call prior to ONTINUED that many will call Tuesday and be same- Prices will be refused them. The time ‘think the fault will be yours and not too-late callera, oo FY ¥ BFR 0% Yr EE o0 fh 00 ¥ aa Txz 1890 “Orenxe- As much can beeaid of this, the Thirteenth Annual “Opening,” aa was qritten of last year's Occasion, And more can be said. Witness the variety of the new French Pisid Dress Goods; the stock of Hemastitched Cotton Underwear; the Lace Insertion and Piaited Embroideries; the enlarged Leather Goods, Fan and Jewelry Departments, ‘Has the variety of Hosiery ever been as large or the prices of Gloves ever as low? Has the Palais Royal ever before offered such quality Handkerchiefs, Neckwearand Laceeat the prices asked? Has it ever been so well Gemon- atrated—the difference between credit store ‘new goods at cost prices." and Palais Royal prices? Pat TET oD gh OE EY YEE EE Bm ght SSP Ssh ey be Pd ime Be. Sues oo F , oo} uu . Vv EE N NN B = DRESS GOODS, * 20 percent of marked prices of all Blsck and Col- ored silke, ‘750, Silk-finish Mobasirs..........-. 80c, Silk-finish Henrietta, 300, Side Band Scotch Gingham: 45e, 45-inch Novelty Scotch Ging! 50c. Braid Trimmiues, all styles. 35c. Braid Trimmings, all styles. $1 Silk Fringes, all styles... 75e, silk Fringes, all styles... ‘25e. Buttons, all styles. 10 per cent off marked prices of all Laces, JERSEYS. 82 Jerneys, all styles... 08 Jerseys, all styles. 08 Jerseys, all styles. JACKETS, ETC. 88 Flannel Wrappers, all styles. $10 Flannel Wrappers, all styl $12 Finnnel Wrappers, all styles.. 817 Flannel Wrappers, all styles... 20 per cent off the Plush Wraps, Jackets and Ulsters, 20 per cent off the marked prices of all Children's Dresses. HOSIERY. ‘25c. Hose, all atyles..... 45c, Hose for 38e. 35. Howe. 49c, Silk Lisle Hose, al} styles. ‘98e, Hose for Be. T5e. Hove. MERINO UNDERWEAR, 35c. Medium-weight Ribbed Vests... 50c. Ribbed Pants and Vests. 68c, Ribbed Colored Silk Vest 10 per cent off marked prices Ladies and Children's American Hosiery Company's Underwear, EMBROIDERIES reduced as follows: Be. | 50. | 6! aie | 8a | $88 HEMSTITCHED SKIRTING reduced as follows: 68. $1. 82.10, ve. BYc. 18y. 25c. Swiss, all styles, 1234. Nainsook, all styies..,. Ne. | 4c. Rue, se, COTTON UNDERGARMENTS reduced as follows: RoW | See 75e. Infauts’ Cambric Slips.. 35 . | 39 gee | UE | 8 CORSETS, 31.25 Superior Hand-made Corsets... 1 French Work Corsets. 7c, Corsets, all atyles. ‘B5e, 4-4 Oriental Table Covers. 81.68 Covers, 83.98; Covers. 17c. Romau Border Tidies. ‘8 for 26c, Antique Tidies. 6c, Antique Bureau Scarfs, ‘S5c, India Silk Drapery Scarts. i 10 per cont off marked prices of Hungarian Ware Jepancse and Lonn Wares, etc., ete, TOILET ARTICLES. ‘Se. Hair Brushes, all styles...,. ‘50c. English Bristle Hair Brushes. 18, Unbreakable Rubber Combs. 0c, White Celluloid Combs, "20¢. Reliable Tooth Brashes. be. Warrsnted Nail Brushe: 9c. Pure Castile Soap... 1Se, Geuuine Cuticnrs soap. 12c. Sanglangue Face Powder. 2e. Bottles Florida Water. THE PALA 1117-19 Penns. Ave., $01, 40%, 1 25e. | 59q | @1, 1 @le | SOQ | B5c. 84.50 Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs... ‘25c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiets... GLOVES. 81.25 quality French Kid Gloves. , @1 quality Chamois Mousquetsires,, ‘98c, quality Undressed Kid Mousquetaires..........85¢ $1.25 quality 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves.....85¢ 680. Real Kid Gloves. sdecasecsnctescininy SOS 81.50 “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves, all stylea.....81.35 $2.25 12-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires,....82 ‘75e, Men's English Dogskin Gloves... $1.35 Men's Castor Beaver Gloves, ....-s0serevses $1.50 Men's English Derby Kid Gloves. .s.ecsse+ $1.98 Men’s Best Town-made London Gloves...91.75 NECK RUCHING reduced as follows: as (ca Ta 1 Black Lace Scarfa and Fichus,.s..ssssssse+se: 81.59 Extra Size do. do... 25e. Silk and Windsor Scarfs. 12ke. Mull Ties, all styles... sovsesseneees + 106 480. Lace Sets, collars and cuff aeessseseeseeess SUC G8c. Embroidered Fauntleroy Sets .....-sc0.0eeeee-59¢ 48c. Fancy Linen Sets, collars and cuffs... 17c. Linen Cuffs, new styles... 12i¢¢. New Style Sailor Collars... 1.39 seeevenesesereens ZC JEWELRY, reduced as follows: | 50c. | ‘T5e. | g1 Svc, | 68c. | Bue 10 per cent off marked prices of all 14-karat Gold, Real Shell, Amber, Garnet and French Enamel Jew- elry. 25e. 2lc, UMBRELLAS, &c. “Gloria” Umbrellas reduced as follows: 25 | 81. 19 | 82, $4.68 “Conestoga” Umbrellas... $1.68 Carriage Shades...., 81.45 Boys’ Gossamer Rubber Coats. $1.98 Youths’ Brown Rubber Coats... 45 Minses’ “Mother Hubbard” Gossamers. 35 Misses’ Silver Gray Circulars., Ladies’ Gossamer Circulars, Striped “Irish Peasant” Gossamers...... 98 Striped Newmarkets sud Raglans. 85.67 Scotch Plaid Novelties... $1 Fans, all styles. $2 Ostrich Feather and Quill Fi 4 Ostrich Fans, real shell sticks. 85 Opera Single Stick Ostrich Fans, 87 Ostrich Fans, shell stick: 6 15 Lace Faus, inlaid pearl sticks... $26.68 Rare Ostrich Feather Fans, 825 White Ostrich Fans, pearl sticks. 30 POCKET BOOKS, &c., reduced as follows: ‘0c. 2 390. BYC, CHATELAINE BAGS reduced as follows: Marked.....48¢, 750. e135 32 50c. 98c, | $1.68 $1 Music Rolls, all colors. ‘$2 Seal Writing Tablets, 68c. Grain Leather Writing Tablet MM MM FER NNR ™ g58g EYE fe SE a ‘75o. Fancy Trimmed Night Shicts. 1 Best Quality Night Shirts. 2bec, Pure Linen Handkerchicts., 123¢c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs... ‘S5e. China Silk Handkerchiefs,. UNDERWEAR reduced as follows: Marked.....50¢. For... 38. RUBBER COATS reduced as follows: K1D GLOVES reduced as follows: IS ROYAL. 405 and 407 12th st, nw, a LISNER oft | HEB | EB ued | ESE | ha | oe i OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor, Lith and Fst. aw. Sareapar, Fesscunr 1, 1890. ‘The second floor will have a display on Monday well worth your seeing. Fancy" “outing” Cambrics, ‘Will De the attraction. Barbingersof Bnew season. The choicest products of skill and loom. We thought there itis the same old story, These are better than any previous season's best, and prettier than the prettiest heretofore shown. A wide Scotch Gingham at 25c. per yard, in styles and color-printing that ‘equal Anderson's, Fine French Sateens in styles and colorings that rival Foulsrd silke Printed Fisnnels at four times its price, ‘Silk-striped Ceylon Shirting Fian- els, of pure Scotch wool, Ses Island cotton, and silk combined. Durable, Unsbrinkable and beautiful, especi- ally for “Outing” Shirts, Blouses, Tennis Jackets and Suita, Gowns, Dresses, Pajamas, &e. “Silk Finished Melaneis."—This is anew Fabric mmilar to the French money returned if it isn't. The de- signs are the prettiest ever shown in Biack snd White Cotton babrics, ‘BSc. per yard, Wecond floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, WHITE GOODS ARE READY. We never bought more judiciously. New India Linons at 10, 12%, 15, 18, 20 and 25¢. per yard. The sheerest of sheer qualities—little better tian ‘usually sold for these prices, Finest assortment of White Plaid and Striped Lawns we have ever shown. Both plain and open work. ‘1230. to 250. per yard. ‘White Sheer-quality Persian Lawns at 20, 25 and 30c. per White Dimity 30c, White Striped and Coecked Dimity Lawn at 30c. Hemstitched Batiste Lawns, 27 inch to 45-inch widths, for both pig and ladies’ dresses, 25c. 7! ‘White Lawns, besutifully hem- White Goods which we are uuable to mention here, «Second oor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. nw. EW WOOL BEIGE -REMNANTS, 100.; NEW Cumer's Hair Beige Remnanta, 1 ; New Cotton sive Hemnanta, 474c. KAUFMAN S DOUBLE COM- BINATION STOKE, 1241 and 12431100 st, wefl-dt Lars Haspanpe Suors. WE STARTED WITH THE DETERMINATION OF MAKING THE NAME BS EE BS PTS BBR, M EE fr Ss8. BB UU OK t Sgs8 ss FF 0% FE a fy 83 & Ss HH “oo kee A HOUSEHOLD WORD, AND THE STEADILY- INCREASING SALES BEAR WITNESS TO THE FACT THAT THE PEOPLE DO APPRECIATE A SHOE THAT 1S HONESTLY AND THOROUGHLY MADE, AND YET SOLD AT A LOW PRICE, ALL WE ASK OF THOSE WHO MAY DOUBT I8 A FAIR TRIAL. WE HAVE STUDIED CAREFULLY EVERY PART OF THESE SHOES, DETERMINED THAT NOT ONE THING SHOULD BE LEFT UNDONE TO MAKE THEM A SUCCESS, AND AN HONEST 8HOE, MADE OF HONEST LEATHER IN AN HONEST NAME. NO SUCCESS CAN BE OBTAINED IN AD- VERTISING POUK OK FEAUDULENT SHOES, LADIES’ HAND-MADE SHOES, $3.50. ct > be Pe ES FS Rk T - bes ‘wo ROT oat = ARTHUR BURT & 00, fn 1211 F st. NW A N GINGHAM REMNANTS, ce ‘Scersucker femmanta, fiain. ani Stripe, ons KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE CUMBINATION a rt. A Gesreez Covense. ‘What do you wear when it rains—some old qpthes that you don’t care whether they get wet or not? You don’t feel comfortable in them—dowdy—you know how it is, A Mackintosh does away with all that precaution, Wear the finest you've got under it and it's perfectly safe, ‘There are no waterproof coats made that possess the superior advantage of the genuine English MACKIN- TOSH, There's none of that offensive odor about them to be carried im your clothing for hours after you off the cost, They are warranted mot to break or crack and let in the moisture, You can't buy the genuine MACKINTOSHES every where, Infact WE ARE THE EXOLUSIVE HAND- LERS OF THEM FOR THE DISTRICT—Appointed so by the makers over in Loudon. Look out for imita- tions, Every good thing is copied—but they lack the cardinal virtues of the genuine, ‘They don’t look like waterproofs, You pass mauy a gentleman on the street—and really admire the band- some-patterned garment he's goton. Teu to one it'ss MACKINTOSH. The manufacturersabow tip-top teste in the choice of designs, ‘They are on the ground floor in price, too) at the Furnishing Department. Ask for them there. A “WALL” OF HOSIERY. Solid full—our East Market Space window. If you will take the trouble to look you can see the different lines, They are all ticketed and priced— plainly, We'd rather you'd let us show them to you over the counter. It will be more satisfactory all around, Take ® special look at the quality of those English stripes—that were a quarter @ pair—now two for the sane money—or 15c. if you only want s single pair. These twolines of Balbriggans—unbleached and sani- tary—21 cents—are not the common sort—better— Look on them as extraordinary—they are, ‘There are Merinos at 25c., Natural Wools st 37c, Fast Black Cashmere at 40c, Silkat 60e—(down from ‘8 $1)—and soon up the ladder. We've got THE Hosiery—if you are in want of any, BAKS AND COMPANY, FINDINGS IN FURNISHINGS FOR MEN, oe AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET, Rare AT Cos. 719 FRENCH Gavzzs. FoR EVENING WEAR. A In order to make room for our spring purchases we have made large reductions it all our Evening Goods and will offer them at and below cost, These Goode being all new and of the Istest designs, are mom desir. ‘able for BALL, DINNER AND EVENING WEAR. 45-inch Striped Gauzes with Silver and Gold Tins fm White and Stiver, Cream and Gold, Candin ang Goid, Gray and Silver, Bisck and Silver, Reduced t ‘S80c,; former price #1. 45-inch Fancy Striped Geuzes, in Cream and Gold, ‘Biue and Silver, Pink and Gold, Bing and Gold, Maize and Gold, Black and Gold. Reduced to 9c. ; former Price $1.25, 45-inch Chenille Striped Gausea, with Tinsel, in ‘Whiteand Silver and Cream and Gold, Reduced te £1.65; former price #2. 46-1uch Embroidered Gaures, with Satin Strpea, in ‘Cream, Bius, Pink, Cantinsl, Gray and Main, Re duced to $2.25; former price #2.75. ‘Two Pieces of Very Handsome Embroider Mous. seline de Sole, in Pink and Blue, 454 yards ech, 46 inches wide, the regular price of which was $D, Re duced to 86, ‘45-inch Flom Striped Nets, in Blue, Maire, ‘ile and Cantina. Reduced to #1; former price $1.3! ‘Many Short Lengths at balf price, We invite an early inspection of these goodibefore the assortment of colorings are brokeu. a & G. pavis, 31 ‘719 Market Space, corner Stig, NX BLEACHED UTICA SHEETING REMNADS ‘64 Shy 1 be. Sbeeti: ise, 4 4 KACEMANs DORE ing. 5 ine, 200. : 10-4 Sheet 11 COMBINATION, 11th - Suite Thebes, NTA ALLET & DAVIS" IGHT PIANOS; BOGE, pb reent Tasos, & ane ae far HL. Suu ek ALL Sth stn. or HH (00 FRE gS88. a oe a S85 HOH “oo” Eee Sss3 aT PR pon, way 90, wey Bow MEM °c? BRS oT PeheS om § 83TH O- Owing to the consolidation of our store we haves large stock of surplus sizes xuitable for winter, spring and summer wear, To enable us to reduce our large stock we will sell, FOR TEN DAYS ONLY (PROM JANUARY 27), Our entire stock of Surplua Sizes st and below cost, consisting of LADIES SHOES, IN ADDITION TO THIS WE WILL OFFER ALL ‘MISSES’, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SHUES AT REDUCED PRICES: FOR TEN DAYS ONLY, EDMONSTON & ©O, 1330 and 1341 F st, opposite Ebbitt House, ‘No Branch Stores, det EMEMBER WE ARE THE ORIGINAL PIONEER RB icreneat Houne ofthc “He itsarrive ly. AD something new. ComBINATION: Tits se. 1-30 Cuaxcz Or Besrsess, CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT! ‘The success of our Ladies’ and Children's Dress ‘Making Department demands our entire attention. We have decided to close out at @ sacrifice our eutire stock of INFANTS’ GOODS, CHILDREN'S COATS AND DRESSES, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, HAND- KERCHIEFS, COLLARS AND CUFFS, BUCH- ING, RIBBONS, SILKS, VELVETS, TRIMMED AND UNTKIMMED HATS, FLOWERS AND FEATHERS, MILLINERKY TRIMMINGS, Parties tn want of bargains will find it advantageous tocall early. Fixtures for sale aud part of store for rent, or will Fent entire store, MADAM ROHR, size O87 Feo Qo BMS = go ty REE sue POPULAE SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. INTERESTING GLOVE NEWS, ‘We have received line of 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves, in all the new shades sud stitching. These we are going to sell for 81.25 8 psir, and s better glove at that price we think ia unobtainable. To introduce therm to you we will offer them for 3 DAYS UNLY et Sic. @ ‘pair. ‘We still have a large line of 50c. Cashmere Gloves on band in Black and Colors allsizes To close these out they have been reduced to S350. 8 pair, YOU SHOULDN'T MISS THESE HANDKERCHIEF REDUCTIONS, ‘The reductions are greater than we have ever made before in this line, Haudkerchiefs are never out of season and always useful, and we think the reduetions made in prices will make as bigs reduction thour stock. All 12%c. and 1S¢. Handkerchiefs, including White E1abroidcred, Pisin Hemstitcbed, Colored Borders apd REDUCED TO 100. EACH. 25¢. to 35. Handkerchiefa, consisting of White and Colored E1ubroidery, Mourning Goods, &., REDUCED TO 200. EACH. SNe. Handkerchiefa, consisting of fine White Eum- broidered and Mourning Embroidercd Gouds, REDUCED TO 250. EACH. Ghe. Pine Embroidered Goods reduced to 35e. each. ‘Toe. and S5e. Fine Embroidered Govds reduced to each, $1.50 Fine Embroidered Goods reduced to €2 each. LATE ARRIVALS IN EVENING DRAPERY NETS. ‘We are showing « well selected line of Drapery Nets for cvening wear in some entirely new effects. Prices very low for the quality. Exquisite effects in Gold and Tinsel Nets; 44 inches forming 82-inch wide strips). 10 new shades. Only 91.258 yard. ‘Silk Mull in all evening shades, €4 inches wide, worth 7c, POR 500. A YARD, ‘and 8 large line of Bisck and Whute Nets and Laces of ‘all descriptions, ‘