Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1890, Page 4

WASHINGTON: Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Mediuw is worth more than all the other papers pnblished in Washington. Hew York (fice: Room 93, Tribune Building, Statement of the circulation of Tue EVENING Sran for the week ending February 1, 1890: Mowpar. January 27, 1890. ‘Tumspay, January 28, 1800 WepwaspaY, January 29, 1890. ‘Tavusvar, January 30, 15u0. Fripart, January 31, 1890. SaTURpay, February 1, 1890.. I solemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of ‘TuE EVENING Stax for the week ending February 1, 1800. J. Warr. HERRox, Cashier EVENING Stak Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this ‘third day of February, A.D. 1890. Joux T. C. CLark, Notary Public. ———$—— ‘The hand of death has fallen heavily of late Upon the administration. Secretary Blaine and Secretary Tracy in their grievons sorrow com- mand the deepest sympathy of the whole Amer- ieam people and of all in the world who are espable of being moved by scenes of acute suf- fering. The double-bereavement of Mr. Blaine in the loss of a beloved son and dsughter, one death following speedily upon the other, is a terrible blow to him. But his strength of character and intellect, it is hoped, will be equal to the great burden of his grief, and, so far as it can, the heartfelt sympathy of the entire people will aid in sustaining him. The loss sustained by Secretary Tracy this morning is even more sudden and shocking than that experienced by Mr. Blaine. Wife and danghter dead, himself nearly asphyxiated and barely taken out of his residence in time! The entire nation is startled at the appalling misfortune. Public sympathy, of course, in the first hours of @ mighty grief can carry little consolation to the bereaved. But later when the medi- eament of time has brought relief it will be sweet to the mind and heart of those who now mourn to know that they have with them in their sorrow world-wide sympathies, a {SA smashing of precedents in tht management of the business of the House, if it results in the destruction of the precedent in accordance with which the House is accustomed to tie itself hand and foot, and rendef itself incapa- ble of performing its constitutional functions, will be welcomed by the people. The District cannot afford to have one branch of its local legislature become paralyzed and obstruct the current of legislti »2, and it is only on the as- sumption th:t the activity of our legislators would have been pernicious that the nation could afford this paralysis of tke national legis- lature. ——_——. += —______ The Saxton baliot reform bill has been re- ported favourably in the New York senate, the Tammany members of the committee dissent- ing. Senator Chase, the other democratic member, made « separate minority report jecting to the measure. not for what it con- tains but om account of its omissions, He favored a ‘broad measure covering the entire system of elections.” Between the ballot re- formers and the friends of Gov. Hill the differ- ence is narrowed down to the official ballot, which the Saxton bill aud all reformers insist upon and which the opposition object to. The logical position of Senator Chase and those who want to go further than the Saxton bill goes is to support it as the best obtainable thing at present, and to agitate afterward for more thorough reforms, ———— + = If there had been better building regulations or better enforcement of those in existence at Boston the ten Italians burned yesterday would have been alive today. Other modes of egress and ingress than a narrow wooden stairway are necessary ina building occupied by s number of persons, The house itself was a mere shell, as too many houses in all our cities are. The American people seem to care nothing for human life until after it is lost, and the logs it- self is forgotten in a day. i One of the New York accident insurance com- panies, the misnamed Guaranty Matual, was found on official investigation to have fifty thousand dollars liabilities and less than two bundred dollars in effects. Two other insur- ance companies of that city doing a small busi- ness make something like the same showing. These developments in the insurance business, coming so soon after the wholesale bank smashing, indicate a laxity of morals in man- agement of financial institutions anda care- lessness on the part of public officials charged with the duty of examination that is alarming. aT The centenary of the organization of the Supreme Court to be celebrated to-morrow in New York un ‘er the auspices of the State Bar Association assisted by the American Bar As- Sociation, is likely to be one event that the metropolitan city will do itself justice in com- memorating. The speeches on the occasion will probably be ofa high order of thought. The rise of the federal judiciary and its im- press on our institutions form a-subject of transcendent interest to all Jovers of republican government, A curious fact just comes out. Fires de- ¢rease in European cities as they increase in American. Perhaps the reason is that we are less careful than our ancestors, leaving too much to the inefficient household servant and to the fire service. It is hinted that one cause of the increase is the large insurance carried, snd the consequent temptation to take things easy on the partof the honest and to burn themselves out on the part of the dishonest, when the value of their property is declining. eo As in the Lincoln-Douglas campaign Illinois Will this year have s senatorial canvass before the people. Gen. John M. Palmer has already smnounced that he will take the stump in August The election of Senators by the people voting directly is supported by sound argu- ments, and there is just as much genuine state- rights in itas in the election of Senators by boodle, The people of a state are more the sovereign than their creature the legislature, Two of the largest exhibits at the World's Pair of 1892 in Washington will be the satis- faction of New York and that of Chicago in at- tending the exposition at the National Capital, Ifboth Mr. Smith and Mr, Jackson of West Virginia should receive seats on the floor of the House they would never succeed in so moving it from center to circumference as they have Gone in the last three days. Indications are wanting that the first Con- gresa of the second century of the republic will be more seftled than the first Congress of the Grst century. Miss Nelly Biy aud Miss Bisiand the globe trottresses should organize a lecture combine and go around the United States in six months, Tn the mull between Smith and Jackson, now im progress at the Capitol, it looks as if the re- sult of the other Smith-Jackson fight would be reversed. Clearly Smith will kuock Jackson out ——— + The Presbyterian church and the House of Representatives appear to be having a great deal of difficulty with their respective creeds, ————— South Dakuta says she isnot destitute, South Dakota ought to know. NG STAR. |], Quorn To Cuzan Oor THE WHOLE OF OUR STOCK ‘WE HARDLY TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THE VALUE OF THE GOODs. ‘THEY MUST BE SOLD. THEY MUST GO, Trt H FEE A PR bie F M4 WILL LEAVE ITS PRESENT QUARTERS, 812 7TH ST. N.W., THIS MONTH, AND WILL LOCATE IN THEIR ELEGANT NEW BUILDING, SOUTHEAST COR- NER OF 7TH AND H, ALMOST DIAGONALLY OP- PUSITE THEIR PRESENT LOCATION, TOMORROW, FEBEUAEY 4, ANOTHER SPECIAL REMOVAL SALE. A few more of those mismatched English Decorated Chamber Sets, only $1.48, 1 Odd Decorated English Dinner Set, s few pieces missing, worth 814.98 to be sold for $8.39. 15 per cent discount, *Just think of it,” 15 percent taken off all our Chamber Sete that we have been seli- ing for $9.98 up. White China Soup Plates only 6c, each. these only 10c. each, An Odd Silver-plated Tea Set, 3 pleces, down to 21.48. . Odd lot of Silver-plated Cream Pitchers and Spoon Holders only 49¢. each. Crystal Giass Sauce Dishes away down to 29.8 a, Heavy Whisky Tumblers down to 48¢. a dozen. Colored or Crystal Vinegar Cruets down to 9c, Ruby Glass Cruets down to 15e. Individual Faucy Crystal Creaw Pitchers down to Se. each. Colored and Crystal Imitation Cut Globes down to 15e. each. Sprins-top Colored Glass Syrap Cans down to 14c. 9-inch Crystal Glass Preserve Dishes down to 7c, Biue and White “Owari” Japanese Tes Pots only 19¢. each ; worth 25e. Heavy ‘Twisted Goblets (for hotel or boarding houses) down to 7e euch, Large size (10 qt.) Block Tin Dairy Pans only 106, 1G-inch Gilt Border Japauned Tea Trays down to 10e, Feather Dusters only 5c. each. Office Combination Coat, Hat and Umbrella Racks only 4c. Pot chains only 4c. Mueilage only 2c. Ink only One Good 25-cent Broom down to 16¢. vc. Patent Grip Whisk Broom for 1Ue. emoval Combination—A 2-hooped Bucket, 50 Clothes Pins anc Blueing for 16c. 81.50 Patent Folding Wash Bench for only 89c. Sx1U Antique Gak Frames, steel inside lining, are cheap at 0c. : marked down to 35e. SAPOLIO 7c. A CAKE THE FAIR, 812 7TH ST. N.W., 1t FRANKLE & CO. OME TO SEE i. 1. MEADER, 755 81H ST. AND SAVE MONEY. Roast Beef, 5, 8 aud 12c.; Corned Beet, 3 to 8c; Loin Pork. 8.’ Smoked Shoulders, 636 to Sige. 5S. Hams, 10 to 12: ‘Sugarat Cost, and many other articles too numer- ous fo mention, Quick a ¢ rench SGdUBLE CoML 43 Lith st, s.¢.11-3t A TTT %—e ote oe Kh 7 bal © 0 AAA OT $s - CI aa? 833 Sees S og 5 LADIES’ STRICTLY HAND-SEWED BUT- TON, made of finest Dongola or Genuine Kangaroo, SHAPES: Common Sense, Opera Toe or Phil- adelphia Square Toe; sold all over town at $4. Our Clearing Price $2.! GENTS' STRICTLY HAND-SEWED FINE CALF SHOES, Button, Laced or Gaiters. TOES: Plain Square, Medium Toe with tips and Puinted Toe, equal in every respect to some of the best 85 Shoes made. Clearing Price 82.90. THESE ARE ONLY TWO OF THE MANY BARGAINS NOW BEING OFFERED AT WM. HAHN & CO’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7thet, 1922 Penua. ave., 1385, 231 Penn. ave. se. “REAT SCOTT! LOOK AT H. I, MEADER SELL- ing Good Goods so Cheap, Grocer and Provision Dealer. te 13-31" H. 1. MEA DER, 755 8thst se. Moxer Saven Ox Suozs ‘Ts 8a good se money saved on anything. IF YoU READ Our dsily advertisements you ‘will know what we sell and Our Prices. IF YOU LOOK At Our Shoes you will be satisfied beyond any doubt that BURT S MEN'S SHOES, HAND-MADE, @4 TO 27. LADIES’ SHOES, HAND-MADE, 83.50 TO 87. BOYS’ SHOES, $2.50 TO 94. CHILDREN’S SHOES, $1.25 TO $2.50, IN ENDLESS VARIETY. ABTHUR BURT & CO., 3 1211 F BT. N.W. 1L_ BEIGE ‘REMNANTS, 10c.; NEW WW Sh Seg es Ee ize its, 479c. RAUFMAN'S )UBLE COM- BINATION STORE. 1241 and 1243 11th at. #.e.f1-3t Frou Timez To Sx As we are repeatedly saying—and we mean it—s lot of prices—don't amount to a snsp of your finger unless they are applied to something that's worth talking about. Every man is on the “watch out" for trusty Shoes. He wants them shapely—he wants them easy and com- Jfortable—but he wants them RELIABLE, or not at all. Your safeguard is to deal with those who shoulder the responsibility. Do we? Should say we did. Every Pair of Shocs that leaves our howse—gocs out with owe GUARANTEE—unsolicited, We know the Shoes and sre safe in doing it, They pass under the eye of at least s half dozen experts before they get to you A doubt about them and they are thrown aside, Of course the style is in them, It's Just as casy to make s stylish Shoe as it is any other kind—after you know how. Our makers know how,—Combining com- fort with it is the task. Many a Handsome Shoe will nearly kill you to wear it, Ours are something more than foot coverings—they are “gentle” to the wearer snd tough to wear out, Look slong at some particular mentions we've got to make at from $3 to 86. Expect s good deal of us for the money. es sive. It's here for you. A Men's Hand-welt, French or Lon- don Toe—in Lace or Con; Sup your feet into s they feel—#3. A, Ceunine Cork Sole Kangaroo, ta Congress. Solid. Cork—p Scraps wor rublush.” Beats Rubbers ab jow—#3. U0, 83.90 BHUE. A Patent Leather—in Lage or Con- A gress—with French or London Toe—A ioe, bobby street boot. | We won't wuarantes SHOE. Patent Leather, no matter what you bay for it We tink theve are all right. ANOTHER — The Bon Ton Toe in a genuine hand- AT srwed—either Button, Lace or Congress, 85. Let us show it to you—85, A A Hand-sewed Lace Shoe with Patent $5.50 Leather Tip—a masculine dainty— SHOE, $5.50. AGenuine French Calf—hand sewed, site hecutme it either ‘the London oF rench Toe, ‘ihe Cordovan with the Harvard Toe is another of our 86 specialtics—86, You can beas “green ss grass” about shoe quatities and you'll be perfectly say: in buying any of these—we want you to feel that way about it, too, SAKS AND COMPANY, FINE POINTS IN SHOES. bine ease AVE. AND SEVENTH STREET. NTS, 47 New Wou ilie . KAUFMAN'S 1ithse f1-3t NEM COTTON CHALLIE REMN EW fi Oolah Challie Keuinants, 634 Kermuante exquisite styles 4 DOUBLE COMBINATION STOKE, VEX, AMOSKEAG APLON GINGHAM REMNANTS, Panaveceaa Stone jew Ainoskeay Vress Gingham Rennauts, ew Seersucker Kemuants, Plain aul Stripe, AUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE, st. me. f1.3t re a iid Tourer Necessrries at pPr, EME HRA RRR T ¥ 2 g88s id EE ear aes ¥ bP Eek EEE Suu8 = Wonder if you know we keep these little articles of every-day use. Fact is they are of such common thought you likely have never asked youselves the question, When you come to buy them, though, you wiil ind we do—ii: a variety and st prices that show are catering to Your most trifling need. The care 01 these small thinks is of 28 much moment to us as are our silks aud satins. It takes a whole department— aud a lari one— for us to pioperiy, serve thei —Your dressing case will hoid your individual needs in able. “Here, for instance. is list of goods—and cheap, ah ueleh Bristies, 50c, Three better grades at 75c., Infante’ irtishes, soft and gentle in thelr touch, 25 Now, here is where you cannot be too particular, A common tooth brush is worse than houe stall. We have some st Se., but you can trust . Better grades, 10, 12, 16, 22,25 and Bac. ‘Nail Brushes ought to be represented on every toilet stand. Gets puch Kabues Drewinie Cubs, companions to the brus &, 10, 1236, 26 and 406. Cau show you an asgortiuet of Horn ones at a quarter. Fine Mest Combs, 10, 12 and Le, Genaiue 4711 Farina Cologue, aud you ought toown a bottle, 25, 40c. Fiorida Water, a world-wide toilet Don’t mistake that, the wenume 4711. t ‘Lumborg’s Lavender Water, 40c. and Ge. And his Extracte—that are ko deli Goya Lilet Lilly of'the vatiey? Marechal Neil Rose? Jockey Club? ite Kose? New Mown Hay? Alpine Violet? That is the list of Perfumes You cal select from, ately sweet, all of them. oalet, Soap try ite Glycerine or their either Low & Sons’ Wild Honey, 10c. a bard do not food har scene. ‘waste to wash, but weuibered us for all these things? Keep us iv mind fur anything and Do now, any way. erything co.ning un o abead. Our stock all Wheat, there is bo chaff tobe winnowed out fRATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING." 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established in 1840. 1t G. T. KEEN, TAILOR, 414 Oth st. aw. N EW BLEACHED UTICA SHEETING REMNANTS. COMBINATION, Ithaka 11-3t Tx: 'Tuousox-Hovsrox COMPANY, €20 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass. Ww. a ‘ASHINGTON OFFICE, 1333 F ST, Core E€ _e6-1m KS Renae pep ag ta. Opening of New Ginghams, Scotch, 30 inches wide, in Plaids, Stripes and Plain to match Beautiful Styles, only 25c. yard. Fine grade of Domestic Ginghams in great variety of styles, only 12}¢c. yard. New Dress Goods in Plaids, Stripes and Plain to match, extra quality, ouly 50c. yard. Another Great Bargain in Towels: 50 of All-linen Huck Towels, measuring 40 in. iu length by 20 in. in width, to Ko at 1230. or 1.50 a dozen, They have never been sold Jess than 16 and 18¢. each; your chance to secure a great bargain. New Hamburg Embroideries in Cambric, Nainsook aud Swiss; choice goods at mod- erate prices, Bargains in Blankets and Comforts. New Spring Styles of Cassimeres for Men's and Boys’ Wear. Atull line vt New Stamped Linens just opened, CARHART & LEIDY, n 925 7th st and 706 K st nw. B. Rosissox & Co. Say: At this time, when the air is blue with bargains (#0 called), it may not be out of plsce todraw the attention of parents to the excep- tional values we are selling now. selling handsome Pleated Cassimere Suits for ‘Small Boys—ages 4 to 12—at 83, $3.50 and @4 that it's safe to say can't be touched in town for leas than 30 per cent more money, Boys’ Spring-weight Reefers—sizes 5 to 12— from $5 to $8. Boys’ Spring-weight Cape Coste—sizes 5 to 12—from 86 to $10. ‘These are all made from good, reliable fabrics and sclected patterns that are sure to please refined tastes. We are B ROBINSON & CO, THE LILIPUTIAN OUTFITTERS, B31 -e0 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Exxrnorprary Casu Banearsa, LONSDALE CAMBRIC, very finest quality, ae. wey quality, yard only 10c., gee TES? KRESS all mi ces Es Sine oh cto Se. BALBRIGAN ENG TOOKINGS, BLACK ab ina in ‘ier tre wide donble fold. 371 eames ts VEKY BES Vatiry ‘UIT OF THE Loom BLEACHED COT oN, pond wide Rie arth eheaaeomis a apiece sas “UODs, nearly b wool; ARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and F ets. ow. Moxmy, Frsacanr 3, 1890. 1 Parisian tints, We Bame over a few of the 1nost us SNovelticn “oben, with variegated eas wc a ferus, &e. Robes with illuminated coi {he bottom finished with Greek Robes with handsume corded designs -work and got figures of applique with attractive corded a sin clad Vandske effectsstanished nt the bottom with Greek border of corded plush run with tinsel, We wight coutinue almost indofinitely, Let these suflice. ‘There is Big yards o the corded matertal, with suffi dont plain for complete suit, Price $122.50 to 850, (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. velvet Values in Dress Goods —: ine} |-woul Scotch Pisid Serges, in ex- tre desirable colorings, are offered Gxceedingly low price of 08 per yare., Hemerater the width,’ od-inches. & ch Serges in attractive stripes and checks, 75c. per yard. Being outot Mar dollar quality of Broudeloth, we hyve filled the void by ~ dropping the $1.25 quality to that price, 4 xrand value at a dollar, (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHHOP, New Goods in the Art Department.— Dork rich-colored Broadcloth Table Covers, stamped in our newest and best for embroider: 81.90, $1.75, 82, 8 Bolton Sheeting Bed: stam; st canie core et tongs embroidering, 2 long, 82; 2 yards long, 5. (Second floor, anuex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. £3 Cor. 11th and F sts, nw. NES, KEMNANTS—NEW REMNANTS—BEAU- tiful lot of New Spring Remnants on our geen Hoor, formerly Wrap, Departueut. KAUESA DOUBLE COMBINATION, Lith et. 8.¢ f13e Rewemner, THE; TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT OFF MAKES SEASONABLE CLOTHING WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. GOOD ALL-WOOL SUITS, BOTH SACK AND CUTAWAY STYLES, FROM 89.38 TO $15. OVER- COATS, CAPE COATS, ULSTERS, FROM $7.50 UP. BOYS' SHORT PANTS SUITS, $3 UP, BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS, $5.25 UP, BoYs' LONG DOUBLE - BREASTED FLANNEL-LINED ULSTERS, CAPE COATS, &c., $3 UP. THOSE NOBBY DOUBLE - BREASTED MEDIUM-WEIGHT REEFERS ARE NOW ONLY 25.63, AGES5T013 YEARS, ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, FROM WHICH TAKE 25 PER CENT OFF AND YOU HAVE THE PRICE YOU'LL HAVE TO PAY. E. B. BARNUM & 00, 11-3 S31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE EW BLEACHED COTTON REMNANTS—FRUIT, 4; Dwight Anchor, 734; Pride of the West, 43; \ork Mills, 03 KACEMAN'S DOUBLE COM: BINATION, 11th ut. ae, f1-3t JANUARY 31, 1890, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Beg to repeat their announcement of yesterday in regard to a sudden de- cline in FLOUR—just in time for your monthly orders. This is not a “hatched-up story to catch trade,” but is a true statement of the market. The fact of a DE- CLINE IN FLOUR was announced to the trade here yesterday morning, and, as is our custom, was at once communicated to every house keeper in the very first issue of the Star, We are sole agents for Winslow, Rand & Watson's celebrated Purity Java Coffee inf elegant screw-top tin cans. Cans returnable at full cost, Headquarters for “Philips’ Digestible” and Mail- lard’s Cocoa. Fresh lots just in—samples free, ELYHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 331 428 Ninth st bet. D and E. Tranus OLIVE OIL, My own bottling. Rich and delicious, Will make more Mayonnaise than any other Oil known to me. WN. W. BURCHELL, 430 1326 F st ow, Avruvrs COMPOUND CARBOLATE OF TaB INHALER. . A Simple aud Pleasant Method of Treating. Troubles, Cold in the Head, Influenza, Hay Fever and ‘Dineases of the Throat, Easy and pleusant to use, Quick and effectual resulta, PRICE, 75 CENTS, Wholesale and Retail Agent, XDWARD P. MERTZ, 08-1m 1014 F st. nw. ax PASTEL PORTRAITS CALL ON HL. B SMITH, ARTIST, Cor, Oth snd Mase. ave Largest Studio in Washington, Prices $10 to $100, Oven unt 9 p.m, sar-naee Frowzaa Frowsna, Af amo seow nee, In order to make room: of Tard eathe ai teen’ sommes peace na freeot chscye. . s2-am0 ‘To explain: The “Opening"of the advanced spring styles is over so far as the Souvenirs of the occasion areconcerned, We propose to return to the proper Prices gradually, That's why the Special Prices for tomorrow, POSITIVELY ONLY FOR TOMORROW (TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4.) MOV AL ‘The “Opening” rush has somewhat lowered the stocks, #0 not more than two articles or trimming auff- cient for one dress to each customer, . THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Usrn 6 Orctoce "Tomorrow. ‘You'll recognize the following ss popular favorites: 2c. SCARFS FOR 12}¢c.—Men’s Scarfs at half price ‘means an early call for the wise, #1.35 FLOUNCINGS FOR $1.15.—These are the Black Silk Lace Flouncings, 43 inches wide. They have six bands in imitation of the expensive Floune- ings run with ribbon. Finished with Vandyke points. $2.98 JERSEYS FOR §2.39-—Take your choice; You canuot but be pleased in style and color, $c. PEAR'S CELEBRATED SOAP.—What comment does this need? %o. BANGLES FOR 5c.—Cut Silver in imitation of the @1.25 real silver bangles. 25c. HOSE FOR 190.—Ladies have so praised the variety and quality of the boot-pattern Hose that it's only Necessary to repeat not more than two pairs to each customer. $1.50 UMBRELLAS FOR $1.19—The genuine “Gloria” A written guarantee for one year, Rolled gold and silver caps, Genuine Paragon frames. 59c. FANS FOR 48c,—Quili Feather Fans, heud Painted, sticks of gold and silver; also in colors to match the feathers. Sc. CHATELAINE BAGS FOR 420.—Antelope skin in all colors; unique oxidized silver trimmings. 50c. DRESS TRIMMINGS FOR 390.—All the new braids are included. Dress Makers must not ask for ‘more than sufficient for one dress—not st 39c. 8 yard, 98c. SASH RIBBONS FOR 64c.—Ten inches wide. G. G. nilk, with satin edge. Moire silk, with picotedge, Nile Green, Heliotrope, Pink, Blue, Bed, Yellow, White, Cream, etc, 98c. NIGHT GOWNS FOR 750 — Sizes for all figures, You never before saw such quality embroideries in 81 gowns. WARRANTED GLOVES FOR 87 CENTS.—Gen- ‘uuine French Kid Gloves in sll the New Spring Shades. Every pair warranted, Of course the price doesn’t in- dicate what this Glove is worth. Have s pair tried on, stour risk,and you'll want to buy more than two pairs, Any of the following, tomorrow, at 87 cents: Genuine Pigskin Mousquetaires, Superior Chamois Mousquetairea, Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, 4-but. Undressed Kid Gloves. ‘Most of you kuow the regular prices of these gloves, and you know we cau’t afford more than two pairs to each customer, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Tu Sprixa Srv Duzss Goons. The opening display is to be continued until Wed- nesday Evening, and as the excitement and over- crowding of last week will be less appareut we invite 8 visit of inspection, promising more prompt and thoughtful attention than was possible to give last week. Samples cheerfully furnished. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tz New Faexcu Serors. ‘The positive knowledse—the fact—that these Serges are the rage in Paris make it evident they'll find favor here. They have done so already. So large were the sales last week that the supply didn’t equal the de- mand. A new supply arrived this morning. Some of the prettiest Maids and Stripes. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tue 1890 Hesarertas, Ev. A better quality than last year’s 85c, Heuriettas and ata lower price, Ithas come about thie way: We have contracted to take 1,000 pieces from the maker, pay him on delivery of the goods, and thus secured more favorabie terms than heretofore. Old uames, but new tints, are these: Three shades of Old Rose; Helio- trope, 3; Plum Browns, 4; Tan, Greens, 3; Blues, 3; Grays, 3; Slate, Reds, 3; White, Cream, Black and the various modes, ‘The shades in the 5Qc. Cashmeres comprise the above quoted; also ail the evening shades, Never be- fore 28 good a Cashmere at the price, Warrented every thread pure woo) aud full 40 :mches wide. The New Serges at 6Sc. will surprise you equally asmuch. The feel aud looks are superior, but the wear will be the great surprise. ‘I'he new finish is the reason. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Ts: Come Favonrre Or 1890. Mohair is the name of thie beauty, which is already Jooked on with favor. Indescribable shades of Heliotrope, Plum, Tan, Golden Brown, Blues and Grays, The window dis- Play only tells youof the hardy shades. The more delicate tints are more carefully protected. — ms THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tux New Grscuams Or 1890, Domestic or Imported? Which? At 123 cents lovely effects in Pluids, Stripes and Sidebands, also all the new tints in Plain Colors. At 30 and 35 ceuts, Scotch Ginghams in Sidebands and Broche effects, the latter in lovely color combinations, such as the art shades of Gobelin and Cream, Light Blue and Pink, two Grays, Blue and Gray, Red and Gray, two Roses, &e. -At 45 cents, Sideband 45 inches wide; the Sidebands are 15 inches deep. Such lovely tintsof Lavender, Heliotrope, Grays, Serpent, Old Rose, Re- soda Green, Pink, &c. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tur New Suxs For 1890. Several new weaves; some of the old reliable makes at lower prices and all WARRANTED FOR ONE We feel so assured that we can afford smaller profits than the credit merchants that we request compari. sons with other goods, Samples will decide, Black G. G. Silks, $1 to 62.25 a yard. ‘Setin (Evening snd Street Shades.) Bhadames, $1 to $1.50, Su- G1. 3m Crepe, 01.25, ‘White . | ‘THE PALAIS Korar, (Continued below.) Buacz Woot Dares Goons ‘The Improved Silk Finish Henriettas will pleasantly warprise you: 40-inch, 75 cents; ¢5-inob, ‘lack Gushineres, 36-inch, SU canta, 40-inch, 60 and ‘Priestiey*e Black Goods are always the ty, "Lanrh of Palais Royal nad credit store peioass to 91.98. raba, @75c. to $1.19. FOR ONE WEER. FOR ONE WEEE. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and F ste, ‘WM Offer the Following SPECIAL BARGAINS: LACE CURTAINS. LACE CURTAINS. 85.50 to $2.65 per pair. 45 pair Frilled-edve Chamber Curtains, extra fine quality, reduced from $7.50 to 83,90 per pair, PORTIERES, PORTIERIES. LATEST SHADES. NEW EFFECTS. 100 pair Vienna Chenille Portieres.3 shades, reduced from #9.50 to 86.75 per pair. ‘They are of extra length and width and for the PRICE AND QUALITY Cannot be Excelled. 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 $1 to i ac] SMYRNA RUGS YRNA RUGS. 500 Smyrna Rugs, 2 ft. Gin. 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 Russ, 4x7 ft, 8 petterns, reduced to 86.90 each. These Rugs are of FINE QUALITY, NEW PaT- TERNS and COLOKINGS, snd sre without doubt worth double the price. ART SQUARES. ART SQUARES. ALL-WOOL INGRAIN AKT SQUARES, ‘2x3 yds. Reduced from @7.50 5) 3x3 yds. Reduced from gv to 85.75. ‘BxSie yds. Reduced from $10.50 to $6.50, SUPERIOR QUALITY. CHOICE PATTERNS, IMMENSE REDUCTION In CARPETS: #rades. ELEGANT COLORINGS. CHOICE EFFECTS, FURNITURE. 300 Solid Oak Chairs, €1 each. 200 Cherry, Oak and lin. Mab. Tables, $1.50 each. 500 Rockers, all styles and finishes, from €2 up. 100 3-pe, Solid Oak Chamber Suits, beveled plate elnas, $24, GREAT REDUCTION In SIDE BOARDS. 25 different styles, from $19 up. Mahoxany,Oak and Antique Oak, bendsomely carved and with beveled plate glass. MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE OF EVERY DE- SCRIPTION, WALL PAPERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13th and F ata, I. Broox of 287 STH AVE, NEW YORK, Takes pleasure in announcing to the ladies of Washington that HE Is NOW EXHIBITING WALKING, CARRIAGE, DINNER AND EVENING DRESSES; ALSO WRAPS, COATS, JACKETS, TEA GOWNS, &c, The STYLES ARE UD AND AT SHORT NOTICE. 1-28 719 AT COST. FRENCH GAUZES. FOR EVENING WEAR. In order to make room for our spring purchases we have made large reductions iu all our Eveumng Goods and will offer them at sud below cost, These Goods being all new and of the latest designs, are most desir- able for BALL, DINNER AND EVENING WEAR. 45-inch Striped Gauzes with Silver and Gold Tinsel, in White and Silver, Cream and Gold, Cardinal and Gold, Gray and Silver, Black and Silver, Reduced to ‘8Uc,; former price 81. 45-inch Fancy Striped Gauzes, in Cream and Gold, Biue and Silver, Pink and Gold, Blue and Gold, Maize snd Gold, Black an@ Gold. Reduced to YUc. ; former price 1.25. 45-inch Chenille Striped Gauzes, with Tinsel, in Whiteand Silver and Cream aud Gold. Reduced to $1.65; former price 82. 46-inch Embroidered Gauzes, with Satin Stripes, in Cream, Blue, Pink, Cardinal, Gray and Maize, Re- duced to $2.25; former price 82.75. Two Pieces of Very Handsome Embroidered Mous- seline de Soie, in Pink snd Blue, 434 yards each, 46 inches wide, the regular price of which was 10. Re- duced to #6, 45-inch Floss Striped Nets, in Blue, Maize, Nile and Cardinal. Reduced to $1; former price @1.35. Many Skort Lengths at half price, ‘We invite an early inspection of these goods, before the assorcment of colorings ure broken, E G, DAVIS, 31 -719 Market Space, corner Sth st. uM > BP ok 0 OU Mat 5 gs Be AA UU MMM at a 4 ww ai POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE SEVENTH STREET. INTERESTING GLOVE NEWS. ‘We have received a line of 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves, in all the new shades and stitching. These we re going to sell for 81.25 a pair, anda better ¢love at that price we think is unobtainable. To introduce them to you we will offer them for 3 DAYS ONLY at 890. a pate, We still have a large line of 50c. Cashmere Gloves on bgnd in Black and Colors allsizes, Toclose these cout they have been reduced to 35c. a pair, YOU SHOULDN'T MISS: ‘THESE HANDKELCHIEF REDUCTIONS, ‘The reductions are erester than wo have over mate before in this line. Handkerchiefs are never out season and always useful, aud we think the reductions made in prices will make as bigs reduction hour stock. All 1234. snd_15c. Handkerchiefs, inclnding White Embroidered, Piatn Hemstitched, Colored Borders and REDUCED TO 10c. EACH, 25e. to 35c. Handkerchiefs, consisting of White and Colored Embroidery, Mourning Goods, &, REDUCED TO 20c. EACH. 50c. Handkerchiefs, consisting of fine White Em- broidered and Mourning Embroidered Goods, REDUCED TO 250. EACH. 650, Fine Embroidered Goods reduced to 35e¢. each 75c. and 85c, Fine Embroidered Goods reduced to 50c. each, $1.50 Fine Embroidered Goods reduced to @) each. LATE ABRIVALS IN EVENING DRAPERY NETS. ‘We are showing s well selected line of Drapery Nets for evening wear in some entirely new effects, Prices ‘very low for the quality. Exquisite effects in Gold and Tinsel Nets; 44 inches wide; sli new colors. Only $18 yard. Entire New Chenille Dot Nets (the Chenille Dot forming ®2-inch wide stripe). 10 new shades. Only Silk ball fa al evening shades, 44 inches wide, worth 75c., FOR $00. A YARD, and s large line of Black and White Nets snd Laces of all descriptions, =) BAU Mi | POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, Wors Anz Ber Cave Ixeran. MENTS WITH WHICH TO EXPRESS THE GEN. ERAL DEMORALIZATION THAT THE “GETTING RID" REDUCTIONS HAVE MADE, BUT THIS 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 wouther has played sad bavor with our stocks, and we bed ever eo much merchan- ise left over that it was evident, to see them disarpear, ‘was to mark them way below their value, This we did ‘and Dow we see success crowning our efforts. ‘But with ali the business done in the past week we ‘see staring in our faces and weighing down our shelves ‘more goods than we want and our noble work of chop- ping prices will continue until everthing is closed out, LANSBURGH & BRO. Although there has been a great advance in Silx Gvods we will continue to sell below OLD FIGURES, Wo still have a complete line of Shades in our 75e. ‘Surah Silks which we are selling at de. A complete line of 20-inch COLORED CHINAS which we are selling at 50c. A complete line of 27-inch COLORED CHINAS Which we are selling at 75. 5 pieces ALL-SILK BLACK FAILLE FRANCAISE; regular price $1. Will sell at at 75c. 5 pieces ALL-SILK BLACK SATIN RHADAME; regular price 7c, Will sell at Uzige, EVENING SHADES OF POMPADOUR SATIN, 24 inches wide, at 75c.; was @1. EVENING SHADES OF DRAPERY NETS 10 per cent off marked price. 48-inch FISH NET, the reguler @1.10 grade, at ‘T5e., im Colors and Black, An elegant sssortment of PLAIN, STRIPED and FIGURED CREPES for Evening Wear at old prices. LANSEURGH & BRO, Plain Cloths are the correct materials for dressea. No lady would consider her wardrobe complete without @ dress of this fabric, and. although always desirable, yet these are included in the “Keduction Bale." 6-4 TRICOT CLOTH in shades of Gray, Brown and Brown Mixed, 50c. per yard. Keduoed from 750. 1 Brown, 1 Mode, 1 Brown Mixed and 1 Blue Mixed 6-4 TRICOT, 65e. Reducedfrom Bc. 6-4 LADIES’ CLOTH, inall shades, Sc, Reduced from 7c. 50-in. HABIT CLOTH, twilied back, 750. Reduced from $1. Peed and $1.75 BROADCLOTH reduced to 3 $2 and @2.25 FRENCH snd ENGLISH BROAD- CLOTH now 61.73, LANSBURGH & BRO, A more comfortable article for house wear has newet been thought of than a JERSEY, ever ready to slip on, always neat, and if st alls fit will outrival s waist for comfort and ease, Whilst the demand for these have not lessened, yet we include these iu our “Keduction Sale” at “Getting Rid Prices.” ALL-WOOL BLACK TAILOR-MADE JERSEYS, Were 63; now $2.25, BLACK SILE-FINISHED JERSEYS, WITH VEST. Were $4; now 83.25, DIRECTOIRE JERSEYS IN BLACK. Were @5; now 63.48. FINE JERSEYS trimmed elaborately in Black Silk ‘Braid, reduced from $6.75 to $4.48. Our 64.48 SMOCKED JERSEYS reduced to @3. We have these in Black, Cream, Navy, Gernet aud Brown. Our TUCKED YOKE AND FULLSLEEVE JERSEYS: reduced to 64.50; were $6. In same shades as the above, ‘We have alot of Odds and Emds reduced from $3, 84.50, $3. 98 to 62.50. As we never carry in our stock anything but ALL- WOOL JERSEYS and as the fit of each and every one of our Jeteeys is guaranteed, you will uow have a Feal good opportunity to treat yourself st stupen- dously low prices, ‘We haves room to try on Jerseys aud every conve- ‘Muebee for comfort apd privacy. We courteously invite the Ladies of Washington and others to aak to see our assortinent of SILK UNDER . WEAR that we pow handle. Our desire to make Known to you that we carry these fine moods makes us just @ ittle desirious of baving you call irfeapective of aay ides of purchasing. LARS = BURGH 2 BRO.. 420, 422, 424 626 7TH ST. _ Ladies will pleese bear tm mind that we are the ‘Washington Agents for the “FOSTER KIDGLOVEA.® ‘Thess we recommend te pliant clastic and wall-Aeting, ‘to all Genizable shades now worn end alao all the app owved matin, Bach end every puir fay wemmntatt Py