Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1890, Page 4

WASHINGTON: CROSBY s, NOVES. THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. Rew York Office: Room _ 93, Tribune _| Deilding, Statement of the circulation of Tak EVENING Bran for the week ending February 8, 1890: Mospay, February 3, 1800... ‘TuRspay, February 4, 1800, ‘Wepwespay, February 5, 1890. ‘TuURSpaY, February 6, 1890. Fruway, February 7, 1890. BaiUapar, February 8, 1840... T eolemnly swear that the above fs @ true and correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tue EVENING Stak for the week ending February 8, 1890. F. B. Noves, Treasurer EVENING STaR Newspaper Co. Sabscribed and sworn to before me this tenth day of February, A.D. 1890. Jou T. C. CLaRK, Notary Public. a For forty-three years the Mormons have had control of the municipal government of Salt” Lake City. It is likely that they have lost it to- day. This will mean the overthrow of Mor- monism in Utah, for the latter event would fol- low the other after no great lapse of time. The cause for the hope ix the steady growth of the Liberal or “Gentile” party for several years, In 1870 the vote on Delegate for Congress was: Gentile, 1,469; Mormon, 21,656. With some fluctuations the Liberal vote increased until in 1988 it was 3,454 to the Mormon 10,000. In 1889 in the Territorial election the anti-Mormon strength was 6,500 in round numbers, while the Mormon was 14.000. These are the figures for the entire Territory. At the ‘89 Territorial election the Liberals had a majority of 41 in the city. In the last twoelections the Liberals have gained in the Legislature. The passage of the Edmunds-Tucker act and the steady inflow of anti- Mormon ii igrants have enabled the Liberals to register in the present election a majority of 1,993. The increase of the anti- polygamous element is the increase of morality, and all good citizens desire that the Mormon power shall be broken in Salt Lake and Utah. ———— The common saying that republics are un- grateful cannot be applied to this republic's treatment of those who have been disabied in its military service. The pension fund is sev- enty millions, with the prospect that it will be increased during the present session by the emall bills and general pension legislation—not inelading a measure presently to be consid- ered—to an amount above one hundred millions per anuum. The proposition supported by Gov. Hovey of Indiana for the pay- ment of a general service pen- sion will largely increase this amount, ifenacted. There are about twelve hundred thousand pensioners aud at the proposed rate of eight dollars per month the sum per anuum would be #115,200,000. A separate measure providing for arrearages carries about $600,- 000,000 additional. These various sums when added transcend the ability of ordinary minds to comprehend and the average citizen cannot discover the ways and means for raising the sum total, let him ponder the problem ever so long. But the people elected the Congress of the United States for this and other purposes. ‘The wholesale increase of the pension list is all right if the people agree to it. If the tax- payer cannot stand it his voice will surely be heard in the land and that before many days. ——$—$<—<— ae North Dakota will tarnish her new statehood by the paasage of the bill chartering a lottery scheme. The state's finances may be in an em- barrassed condition, bills for campaign ex- penses may press upon legislators, and farmers whose crops have failed may need provisions and seed wheat—but the money should be raised in some other way. It will be better in the long run for the state to borrow or even to beg. ——$<— «+ = Mr. Barboza, Minister of Finance of the United States of Brazil, tirds it to be necessary todeclaim against office-secking, which shows that all the energy in that line is not confined tothe more northern United States, Barboza says: “Let us not contribute to continue in force under the new situation the habits of a nation of place-hunters.” What significant words—full to the brim of warning—*a uation of place-bunters.” $< + The Maryland legislature proposes to impose a@ tax of 350 on the cigarette seller in the hope ofabating the nuisance in that state, but the hope 1s vain. The legislature might as well try to prevent lying. —_ Mr. Fanz, the Indiana tinner who was so “shamefaily abused” at Aberdeen, Miss., re- cently, and disappeared to die in the swamps victim to the political intolerauce of the south, bas been discovered in clover and mterviewed. Mr. Fanz was surprised to learn that he had become a martyr and imparted the somewhat surprising information that he is a ‘+hot-headed democrat.” It will now be in order to inter- View Senator Ingalls, a The rash young Duke of Orleans—Dukes of Orleans have usually been rash—is brother of the new Queen of Portugal and his proposed attack on the French republic, ridiculous as it appears, has stirred up the Portuguese repab- hheans, He gets his royal relative as well as himself inte bot water. ————————— The Ohio ballot box forgery investigation certainly investigated, but outside of costing some money and some time no material results are discoverable. Times change and men change with them. Jeapne D'arc, idol formerly of liberals and free-thinkers, is soon to be canonized. If half | Delicious Sugar Cured Hams. thet the French historians say of her be true | gerietiy Fresh Laid Eeya.. she is as worthy of canonization as any saint in the calendar. eee The Methodists as well as the Baptists are disposed to follow the good example of the Roman Catholics, and to recognize by the | PU V& Maple Sugar... establishment of a great university here the TOMORROW, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1890. R GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F 8T. N.W. ‘We make prices whieh compel patronage. ° Unanswereble evidences below. Reliable goods only. Every article sold by us isone to recommend other customers to our establishment. ‘Study well the facts below. CHINA DEPARTMENT. ‘We have just received from one of the largest potter. fesinthe U. 8. 8 Dinner and Tea Sete combined. | They were decorated expressly for us, They are of the neatent and most dainty pattern that we have ever had decorated on these Thy contain 142 pieces: any of which can be rey if broken. We shall offer your choice of these sets for tomorrow at $16.98. Such an opportunity as this should not be overlooked. ‘We also received from the same pottery 10 Hand- somely Decorated Porcelain Dinner and Tea Sets com- bined, containing 142 pieces. The are beat and the shape the latest, and if you examine them we are sure that they cannot help plessing you. We shall offer these for tomorrow st $18.98. Our early Spring Importation has just been received, containing a large assortment of Sine Dinner and Té Sets, but we call your special attention to an sssort- meut of § Carlsbad China Dinner Seta. They were all decorated by an expert artist, which can readily be seen at s glance. We shall offer any of these for 824.98. Our importation of Tes Sets has been larger ever and among our goods arriving lately is a T containing 56 pieces, Handsome Floral Leomticas: of which we have 14; we shall offer you any of these at 86.98. We have also 19 French Chius Translupent Tea Sets, Coin Gold Band of a beautiful square shape, 44 pieocs, we offer at 86.8, aud the same sot contein- ing 56 pieces at 87.98. “new sbape, assorted English Chins Tes Sets, containing 44 pieces, ay 82.95. We shall offer the following inducements iti Chamber Sets, which should Rot be overlooked: American Porcelain China Toilet Seta, handsome shape, 10 pieces with broad colored band, we offer for tomorrow at 82.98. Hand-painted American China Chamber Sets, with Jar, at $9.98, ‘We call your special attention to a handsome En- glish Porcelain Chamber tet, with Jar, fluted shape, decorated, extremely neat and tasty, which we shall offer tomorrow for $6.48, SECOND FLOOR. BABY CARRIAGES. Four bargains that cannot be duplicated. Styles that caunot be matched, quality that shows for itself. Prices that are unfamiliar with other houses, FOUR SPECIAL BARGAINS In four entirely new designed Carriages. Bargain No. 1.—This carriage iss large sud roomy Rattan Body Carriage, upholstered in Damask, with Satin Parasol and lined, bright rod and fixtures, The gear is of solid hickory, best wheels and springs. Bargain price for tomorrow (Tucsday) $4.48. Bargain No. 2.—This Carriage is » positive bargain. ‘The body is larze and comfortable and very attractive in appearance, upholstered in Silk Plush, Satin Parasol with lace edge. Body is shellacked, with the Eureks gear. The wheels and springs are warranted. Our bargain price for tomorrow is $3.08. Weareconfident if you examine this ruost wonderful bargain we kuow you will be convinced that the above carriayo is an ex- ceptional offer at the price quoted. Bacwain No. 3—This Carriaze ina beautifal new shape, body trimmed, round reed; the upholstering is of the finest silk plush and the crown gear finiabed in the natural color, shaved spoke wheela, This Car- rise, we claim, is one of the moat attractive designe manufactured this season, Bargain No. 4.—This bargain iss lotof the latest styles and newest effects in uphoistering, all of Hay- wood’s celebrated bodies, which are without s doubt the strongest and most attractive that are manufac- tured. The gears are the “Crown,” with shaved spoke Wheels, satin parasol, lined, with Spanish silk lace edge ; all mountings are nickel plated ; the upholater- ing is done in s most artistic manner. Our bargain price for tomorrow is $19.98 The price, we guaran- tee, is 810.50 less than any dealer bas ever offered for such a staudsrd Carriage, We also guarantee the Car- risges all that we cisim them to be, “Hsywood's" bodies and “Crown” gears. A Child’s Chair given with every Carriage, PICTURE DEPARTMENT. Any of our famous 8i.98 Pictures tomorrow for $1.98. Positively for tomorrow only. P.5.—Our stock of Refrigerators are fast arriving. Woit for our special ssle in this department, when we will astonish you with the lowest prices ever given on standard goods. Our Refrigerators are all from the most noted manufacturers in the country, and we will say that we are parvbusing only the grades that we know will give pertect satisfaction, and we can with perfect safety give s guarantee with every Re- frigerutuc that comes in our house, RB. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F st. n.w, it NCE STAND IN Pokosade Bafa§ Zoe. article for 4 quing that very DOUBLE cr COMBIRATION, Lith st. se. Casu. THIS IS A LITTLE WORD, BUT IT HAS A LARGE MEAN. ING, FOR IT BRINGS THE BEST SHOES IN THE WORLD WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. MEN'S SHOES 85.00. LADIES’ SHOES 85.00, ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F ST. N.W. no WANT EVERY JUDGR OF COTTON AND linen, to examine our Unlaundered Shirt that we Brg fF Ae. actual value Zoe. DOUBLE CoM- FEBRUARY 10,1890. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Offer the following BREAKFAST SUPPLIES: Elegant New Yoru State Potatoes,....Bake like Flour, New York State Buckwheat... Selected Creamery Butter. Pure White Clover Honey. irresisti ic claimsand advantages of the capita! | Genuine Mandheling Java Coffec...Best in the World. as the republic's educational center. $$ West Virginia pays dearly for her guberna- torial whistle. That little contest cost her fifty thousand dollars. ———— The New York papers are beginning to in- quire “Shall we give up the Fair’ Of course Evaporated Fruita... .-For Btewed Sauce. Making s Bill of Fare suitable for Prince or Peasant. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninth st P.S.—Don't forget our large supply of STEM-CUT not Howcan you give up that which yor FLORIDA ORANGES, just received direct from the never had, and never will have? You speak as | ®2'° @id the Count of Paris while abdicating the throne o! France day before yesterday. ———— a Judging from today’s weather one would eonclude that Geueral Greely was away ona visit. — #$ = _ As far as the United States is concerned, Pago-Pago asaconling station might as well have its name changed to Nogo-Nogo. That at least is the impression of the anti-treaty news- ‘papers. First catch your Senator, And Montana did it, and then carried out the residue of the famous culinary recipe. <a Buffalo Ba Ball, the discoverer of Maria Halpin, ‘suffering now from his caruest desire some Yeurs ago to purify polities frum the pulpit and elsewhere, and the newspapers irrespective of party are y Making ‘8 foot ball of hi + If the republican convention of 1992 will E.CY. FREAD THE POST AND TL WILL TELL YOU FULL particular what we are doing with @ 7oc. whiaun: Ogcod Shirt. DOUBLE COMMINATION, 1)th st me. “*Goupex Cisxar PEACHES, RIVERTON PACKED, Aly ladeD, VERY LARGE AND LUSCIOUs, AT 40 CENTS A Cam. %. W, BURCHELL, no 1325 FP staw, put Dart, secur, AN Mr. T. B. ieod in the chair and not report any | wauslin SEES Bet Gece cnt ans beet pantie ae pes See ee $= Asa unanimous throne ‘abdicator the Comte K™, de Paris has no competitor, EXtaaves sep ae Vieuns cards neatly yourplata 2y3 PERRY'S ‘This time it is SPRING UNDERWEAE that hes potas Gaon Itis on time tf the weather is not. What, supposing you don't need it to put right on? ‘The winter season is wetting to the ‘short end” and it won't be long before licht weights will bean actual Necessity. While they are only prospective wants you can take plenty of time, look the different qualities over carefully and make up your minds aa to Just what to wet. You should have no doubts as to where to get them. Kxperience ought to have taught you that story thoroughly. You surely ought to realize by this time that we study your interests carefully, and where that is done is a safe place for you to trade. We think, and everybody will acknowledge, that the American Hosiery Company make Underwear thst Jeads the majority. They have a care for all the minute detaiis, Their garments are cut on s common- rage cpmibapencinommip a oad a a Tt - unessiness, you faa it Cheaver than you bave suy tonal iter reion: Bat more show an | st the leet ag mens lly ar en oa of the. are for you. if you Fomarkubte for the qualttices KIGGAN.— Extra Long. =x or —3 for 81. Heels—25c.. M valve ai at be.- wir eh framed t you stacy jorney shings now re daily occ’ el w fall depart EEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” 9TH 8ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. it OTHING LIKE IT EVER OFFLRED IN WASH- ington, our 730. be ee oy remember all sizes tym 17 GoMBINA ATION, wae Tith st. Beronz Lest Comes upon us we are determined to close out our enormous stock of LADIES’ KID GLOVES FOR EVENING WEAR, and in order to effect this, our project, we shall sell this week the very best real Kid Gloves, in Black, White and all the evening shades, at the following a ee reaee Waee will simply smile at competi- “Tadlew 12-button Best Mousquetaires, all colors, 20 inches lon«, $2.17. Ladies’ 16-button B:st Mousquetaires, all eolors, 24 inches lonz, $2.45. Ladies’ 20-button Best Mousquetaires, all colors, 29 inches long, 83.122. Every pair warranted. ‘We shall also offer this week extra value in Ladies’ 4-button, Spring Shade, Real Kid Gloves, really worth $1.50, but on account of their embroidery being s Uttle broad they will yo at 89c, this week. Meveg S-buttou Dressed Kids reduced from 98¢, Ladies’ 4 and 5-button Dressed Kids reduced from 81.25 to 980. Ladies’ 4-button Undressed Kids reduced from 81.20 to B5e, Con #-button Suede Kids reduced from $1.45 Ladies’ 4-button Best French Fast Black reduced from $1.62 to 81,38, Ladies’ 5-button Best French Fast Black reduced from @1.75 to 1.48, Ladies’ 8-butto n Mousquetaires, all colors, reduced from 81.62 to 81.. Everything in the line of Ladies’, Gents’, Boys’ and Children’s Winter Gloves at manufacturing price, Look at prices marked in our show window. Every pair of Gloves at 98c. and upward we try on at our risk and warrant them, L v 4 bo ghey ER uu. 00 uu v £ KER Goa ft 00 Vv VE Gob SEV TE see ca 0.0 VV EF co = GOS Luu. 00 Vv KEE coo 00 2 at 9TH 8ST. N.W. 514 "7 RC. VALUE FOR 400 THAT 19 WHAT THE 4) “DOUBLE COMBINATION N a doing withs fine Reinforced Uniaundered Shirt. 18-3 Tu Lasr - Tur Bzsz. ‘This is our last ‘Special for this season, When next Saturday night comes we will have finished up the work of reducing the stock, Maybe we will get through before Saturday night—certainly will if you keep burrowing into them as you began today. ‘Thia has been one of the busiest days we've had all winter. Well, is there anything so very surprising in that? Hardly, when you think out what VALUES we've put into this sale—Suits and Overcoats, Why, you can get the whole Tg—sometbing to wear either for dress-up or business—with either » Dress Coat ora Storm Coat—for what one or the other would have coat you up to last Saturday. Two for one—almost, See— ALL OUR 815, 813.50, 812 AND $10 SUITS AND OVERCOATS, WITH WHAT ARE LEFT OF SOME OF OUR $16.50 AND $18 LINES-SACK AND CUTAWAY sUITs— FROCK COATS, CAPE COATS, ULSTERS, OR FUR-TRIMMED COATS—JUST WHICHEVER YOUR NEEDS PROMPT YOU 10 BUY—AT *8.50' 08.50 €8.50 $8.50 FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. 850 FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. $850 FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. ‘They're safe to buy. They are part and par- cel of our regular stock. Our guarantee with then—precisely the same as if they were st their original price—and we've left thst on them in plain, every-day figures, so you can see what it was, ‘There were hundreds of them when we started this morning—but hundreds don’t go far ins exty-foll—and there's bound to be some lonx, disappointed fzevs, Don't let yours be one of them. Remember you have got your choice of ANY SUIT OR OVERCOAT—815—OR UNDER-IN THE HOUSE~and if youcan find your size among those broken lots at $16.50 and $18— they are yours, too~for $8.50. SAKS AND COMPANY, PATRON PLEASERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, AND SEVENTH STREET. 10 Rosixsows Spectra Irexs ‘The Mackintosh Cape Coat is not only s very swell overgarment in wet or murky weather but itisthe most sensiblé rain repeller ever devised, Itis made of rubber vulcavized on English Cassimere, You see and fee) only the soft woolen fabric, while the garment is made thoroughly water proof by the thin layer of vulcanized rubber with which it is interlined. ‘We've got them in Plaids, Bars, Checks end Heather Mixtures—Our price is $10—See what others charge for same gods, ‘We've got the McCormick Cane Umbrella for eale here; the smallest folding and strongest Umbrella in existence. A thing of beauty and ‘® most useful article. Absolutely the best Um- ‘brella in the world. Covered with finest silk, 85, : BR ROBINSON & CO, MEWS AND BOYS OUTSITTERS, f-00 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR, s 'D.C.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1890. BAU RS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR, SEVENTH STREET. Prices the lowest or money will be refunded, ST. VALENTINE’S DAY, FRIDAY THE 14TH. We are showing a large and assortment of BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ‘We sell Books and Stationery like we do notions We handle large quantities and, therefore, can afford to ell st much below the published price of @ book. We receive all the NEW PUBLICATIONS as soon aa a Standard Books always on iMustration we mention WORTHINGTON'S SHTERNATIONSS TAPER LIBRARY, with photo- gravure illustrations. Published and sold eleewhere for75c, Our price 53c.a volume, They include: “The Hosen Daughter,” by Heimburg (bis latest “Magdalene Fortune,” by Heimburg. “Two Daughters of One Race,” by Hamburg. “Lora, the Major's Daughter,” “* “Wives of Men of Genius,” by Dandet. “Henriette; or, a Corsican Mother,” by Francois Copee. IN STATIONERY wo have a line of REAL IRISH LINEN PAPER and ENVELOPES, 18c. a box. woeeae STATIONERY, 9c. & box (paper and en- COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES, 35c. a box, And a large line of betver Stationery at unusually low prices. See the new Napoleon Tinted Paper. ANOTHER CUT SALE OF LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES. Actually the largest reduction ever made on thisline of goods, A chauce now which yu may wait fora Jong time before getting agsin. a Portieres, Were $8.50 to CUT PRICE, $4.98 a G pair of Vienna Chenille prestcngs "Were 89.50 to $10.50. CUT PRICE, $5.68 a pair, 20 pair of Chenille aud Silk Turcoman Were 810.50 to 813.50. CUT PRICE, @7.25a pair. And equal reductious made in perhon Price goods, rslech mre cadre ae = ga « wg wug5 ow Portieres, TAMBOUR, IRISH POINT AND SILK CURTAINS. 83.95 87.50 “ ee 99.50 * qi2. 89 Irish Point €12.50 « 814.50 « “ $11.75 85 Silk Curtains for light draperios $3.98 s pair. $7.50 Silk Curtains for light draperies 35.98 a pair. CURTAIN POLES COMPLETE, lic. each. BAMBOO EASELS, 5 feet high, O8e. eack. A large line of PICTURES on famous ss sajoots, hand somely framed, $1.50, Worth 82.50. Easels to match, $2.50 each, TRUNK#—A large line always in stock. Lowest 96 Tambour Curtains now S4.15e ttaset prices, BBB A vovD MMMM oO” 58g Bas aa ‘uu MMM POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. UR LARGE DOUBLE WINDOWS CONTAIN 100 Levon peng Shirts, the value of which is ie ois ling at 49. DOUBLE COMBA LION, OFFICE woonwarD & ‘LO THROP. Lith and F sts, nw, Mospay, Fiza 1 0, 1 8 9 0. Notes from the fourth flo as tol ‘New Goods. More ‘than we have space to mentior Imitation Silk Drapes, 3 ‘SU inches wide, i dozen or more beautiful colur combiuatious, 15 and 17c. per You are yong, if Zou think Madras will not wash, for it will. A little care ix necessary to prevent shrink: ing. , Splendid line of desixns tor the new scasun now 25, 31, 36, 40 and S0c. per yard Fringe to match, MWe liave two kinds of Pillow Sham Holders, and both are good, Fint-bed in Brouxe, 730. : bi $1. Bor practical use and true worth ‘the Old jomestend Towel Koller in the best iuexpeusive rller mule, “2c, Another hundred of tho-e Koman Striped Silk Blank: ots to sell for $2.50 inatend of 83.50, their former price. When we advertised them a while ao we said we would have no more, but the deuand was so great aud the blankets 80 wood and cheap that we exerted extra efforts and secured these oue hun Make ge ee flour. OMENS SCARPS.—Look at the wonderful line of pgs Points All the spring jects. Best line we have Yet shown, He. each, (First floor; auuex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, NOTIONS —Darning Wook. 2c. a card, €-B, Durnin Cotton, 3 balls for & P. Conte’ Best Quality Spel ‘Cotton, 450, a Goti"s Best Quality Skirt ‘Baad. 6 Se, 300 Hate Pits tu. box, ou eu Thread, 200 Colored Pins in 8 cba, 120, 200 Amorted cee ee (First floor.) DWARD & LOTHROP, Medium and Light-welent Uuderweantee Laisa, We have placed the coming two seasons’ stock of Un- derwear ou sale, Gossamer,Guuze, Balbrigwau, Merino, Wool and Suk.” Both medium and licht-weixht, We can sell a better garment for 25, 4, 50 and 7: than heretofore on account of the inprovement in ality, manutacture and iarwe buying. Swiss Ribbed Balvrigwan Vests, Jueh gud low neck aud long, «hort and no siveves. 2 50, 70, 80 and 90e. gossamer sveight Vests; high neck aud sbost slocves. Larit and Medinm-welcht Merino Vests and Draw. ers.—We offer a Good Quality Vest, 2, nen neck, ilar lena or short aleeves, st oc exch for gle this Sood gu- between weight fur chatiging irom winter to r the first time we are able to offer Ladies’ Black BIR Barina ibbed Yeats low neck and no sleeves, run with black silk rivbou: ut the low price of 7c. euch, 14 in Fer also,and consider them the best ‘Vosis we have yet offered. Rea AND value ia Si & ‘irst floor.) .WooDW LOTHROP. FE OF OUK Git. DISPLAY OF genie AND SUMAN WASH ABRICS.—Cotton ress Goods w.-Te never before pritited so bematigally: neve were the desizns and coluriugs so bold aud orixiual. Here are the latest arrivals: 2 cases of “Outing” Flauuels, ins hundred or more combinations of stripes und plaids, Ize, per yard, and the best fluished styles over suid for the price. cuges Scotch Side-band Gingtinus, in all the desir- able plain shades, with attractive Borders for triu- mini: equal ius quality, to the usual 2c. grade of Giughianis. Only 4% yes yard aznes of Dresden Giodvalnehame in 75 different styles of checks, strives and plaid; warranted ust er yard. Soft-finish Unglozed Yard-wide Per- calen in sraall esicuss for Bos’ aud Misses! Shirt Waists ud Ladies’ Wruppers; over & hundred pat- GOODS.—On the second floor of our etabllshmient ‘we shall Place on le this nine: fo preces of of. srgol Dress, Goods, ‘40 pieces of 37-inch Strictly A in the newest spring effects, In fine checks, hatrow stripes, &c.. at the popular price of 50 cd. ae secured thei direet frou the mill; cum Boot.) nee \woopwanp La LOTHROP, sth, now. ‘OU HAVE 192 DOZEN TO, CT FROM—WE aan the Gulauuderea # tHe, wt the DovBLE COMBINATION, 11th 8-3t Vacestixes Ar Cosr: Owing to consignors Shipping a» Place, 1903 Fennsylvania ave., thus a umn requested to well them ver cen) ved to well th. 4 discount of Retail price. IACKSON, cor, 6th and O sta. now, Books ana ptitionery. Bébool Dough, ‘wold and exchanged. 17-3 Poor Rossen Goons ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE. i Get the Best, RUBBER COATS, GOSSAMERS, BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC., AT GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, , BOY Yth st. nw, 418-3m MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. H. B. Swnru, COR. GTH 8T. AND MASS. AVE., Artist in Free-hand Crayon and Pastel Portraits. Largest Studio in the city. Prices $10 to @100, according to size and style. All work guaranteed first-class, ‘Terms to suit purchaser, Discount allowed toclubs and societies. ‘Open until9 p.m, Have you seen my show windo ss? £4-6t° Frowens, Frowens. AT AND BELOW CosT. In order to make room for our Spring Importation of Flowers, we will close our present large stock stand | soda pO al ac Garnitures made by an artist re Mra, M. J. HUNT, 1309 F st. on, ia2-Smo Guxrs Surrs Scovnen AND PHESSED FOR @L sete ee ae eres pena a Fee e ca atboee e eeee Om Beech 179% Feans ere, . ak COMPANY, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass, nega taipeTOn onrson, 1295 7 at. ‘The Palais Royal can hardly ask comparison with the stocks elsewnere, since it is alone in offering the Bew styles for1890, But you may compare with the styles and prices of last yoar. Will you do so tomor- row? Novelties are shown in Percale, Flannel, Linen, Cheviot and Oxford Cloths, The “Champion,” the “King” and the “Little Lord” arethe mskea, 250. to $2.25 the prices. The patterns of the 50c. Percale and Oxford Cloth Shirt Waists will be one of tomor- row‘s surprises, Even s greater surprise are the 50c. Quality Fianne! Blouses and Waists for 390. PAL A BA zk oo ¥ 4 By 3 \ AE z ‘00 ¥ i = Tomorrow willaiso be one of the few days in the Year when is offered “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves at the actual cost prices. This method of advertising is to induce « trial of the “Palais Royal" Gloves, We thus annually edd to our list of regular patrons many who otherwise would never learn of the “Palais Royal” Gloves, FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. ‘The ‘Tints, the New Embroidery in Dressed and Undressed Kid Gloves tor Spring Wear: $1.50 Men's “Palais Royal” Gloves. $1.50 Ladies’ “Palais Royal" Gloves... S®-TRIED ON AT OUR RISK AND 2" THE FUTURE WEAR GUARANTEED, C27" Thia ia a special sale to attract new custom and regular customers must not be offerded whon we state not more than one pair at @120 to each customer. ABOUT “PALAIS ROYAL" GLOVES, ‘When you see the name “Palais Royal" stamped in- side any pair of Gloves you may rely on such Gloves, If they splitanew pair is given. They are the best @loves possible to manufacture, THE FIT 1s superior because styles for all shapes of ‘bands are constantuy in stock. THE MATERIAL cannot be better because selected from the best skins only. THE FINISH is perfect becanse they sre carefully hand sewed with silk and by experts who are em- ployed the year round at stated salaries, THE WEAR can be r-lied on because of the fit, ma- terials and finwh, aud because we hold ourvelves re- sponsible, THE PRICE is the lowest ever quoted for the best French Kid Gloves, and is possible only because of the Palais Royal's cash business, THE SPECIAL PRICES FOR TOMOREOW will not briug us any present gain. We rely on the merits of the Gloves to make you a future patron at regular eee “THE PALAIS ROYAL, _{Continued balow,) HE Besr. Groves | Caren Reliable Gloves; Gloves that may be warranted; Gloves that fit well; Gloves of the latest styles; Glovea generally called the best, and yet they are not the best Such are the following, the prices for which are from fifteen to twenty-five cents higher at the credit stores: 8-button Undressed Kid and Mousquetuires. ..8¢. 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves. &-button Pigskin Mousquetaires. 8-button Chamois Skin Mousquetaires. 8-button Castor Leaver Mousquetaires. TOMORROW SPECIAL PRICE. SW-Any of the above Gloves for Tomorrow for 85. centsa pair. Not more thau one pair to each customer ‘at this Special Price, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Mose Svxrzises For Toxonnow. Low prices even were the goods not the very Intest and most desirable. But they are new spring goods, SOCKS—Den's Socks for 18c. instesd of RIBBONS—225c, for the Finest Moire and @ G, Rib- bons. ‘They are marked 30c. WHITE GOODS for the Cheek aud Plaid Nainsook marked 1 UNDERWEAR—5dc. for the Hand-embroidered French Cambric Chemises marked O¥e. LACES—10 per cent off the marked prices of the New Black Siik Lace Drapery Nets and Flouucings, CLOCKS—0¢, for the $1 Alara Clocks, JEWELRY—81.20 Brucelets for Sie, LEATHER GOUDS—The New Antelope and Beal Pocket Books marked $1 each, for tomorrow 89, UMBRELLAS—@1.25 Gloria Umbrellas for $1.19, FANS—g2 Ostrich Peather Fans for $1.50, WRAPS—8U,30 instead of $8.50 for Ulsters, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Hass | Asovr Dux Goons. Palais Boyat Prices for Bleached and Unbleached Muslins and Sheetings deserve investixation. You know the usual prices for such popular brands as “Fruit of the Loom," Androscogzin, Pride of the West, Wameutta, Boston Mills, Dwight Auchor, Pequot Mills, &c. TOWELS also at lower prices than usual. The Damask and Turkish Towels at 15 couts would nct be deemed dear at twenty. THE PALAIS ROYAL. «Continued below.) Wrrre To Bu Enmnowerres. ‘The finest variety aud the lowest prices arc claimed by the Pulais Royal. A morning's shopping will make you a fair Judge. Will you investigate our claim? NOVELTY PLEATED EMBROIDERIES.—22 to 45 inches wide. $1.75 to $68 a yard. A lovely de- sign as a special sale attraction at 81.60 a yard. NAINSOOK EMBROIDEKIES.—% to 45 inches wide, 8c. to $4.35 a yard. Exquisite patterns six inches wide for 25 cents a yard. SWISS EMBROIDERLES,—%¢ inch to 45 inches wide Se. to $3.68. yard. A special bargain ut 23 cents Note the width—2 inches, CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES,—34 inch to 16 inches wide. 4c.to$1.35ayard. A quality surprise are the 9-inch Embroideries at . 3 yard. SH" All the usual White Dress Goods. Also the New Bulgaria Lawn. The latter at 16 cents @ yurd will compare with the usual 25c. Lawns, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tu New Woo Duess Goons, The spring of 1890 will be remembered as inaug- urstiug the introduction of Colorings in Wool Dress Goods never previously attempted. 50c, CASHMERKES,—ivery thread pure wool. Fiv- ished iu a manuer that earns for them the name Henrietta, All the evening shades and the very latest tints for spring dresses, 8c, BERGES.—Serges that nobly survive rough usage and yet they don't lovk coarse or heavy—the cloth finish prevents that. 80c. HENRIETTAS.—This Henrietta is the cham- pion of the Palais Royal's Dress Goods Department, It challenges all comers, 80c, SERGES.—Theseare the new French Server Wonderful plaids, checks and stripes. The question now with us: Can wemuke the supply equal thé de- mand? 75c, MOHAIRS. —These are the Brilliantine Mohairs, Judging by the looks you'd say Silk-amjxed Mohairs, Some wonderful shades of Gray, Tan, Blue and Green sre shot into the Gray in sume mysterious way so that alady may be ween at one moment in a Gray costume while the next ‘tis Tan or Blue or Green, ‘Then there are the lovelier tints of Heliotrope, O12 Rose, Serpent Gray, Golden Brown, Prune and other shsdes, Black at 50c. a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Corrox Daess Goons For 1890, ‘The 45-inch Scotch Ginghams Jumped at once into popular favor. The convenient width partly explains the reason, Then, too,thecolors, Did you ever be- fore vee such besutiful tints of Lavender, Helictrope, Old Rose, Serpent Green, or such shading in Gray? ‘The side bands are unusually deep—15 inches—and are of colors to match of contrast harmoniously with the dress, Think of the width and bow essily the dress is made up when you learn the price—45 cents s yard. ‘The Scotch Ginghams at 40 cents are 27 inches wide. Stripes, side bands, checks and piaias ad infinitum, ‘The Yaukee must make the Scotchman very indig- nant, for be has copied his shades and designs so that you can hardly tell the Scotchiman's from the Yankee's ‘Gingham, and the later only charges 123s cents a yard- ‘Tha Yankee Ginchams are here in quantities and va- Hlaty to bewilder you, = arg PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 1890 Buct Duzss Goons Crowded into this small space at the foot of our column is this mention of a stock that deserves your special notice, All we can find room to write is; Will you compare with samples from elsewhere and then Jearn if & cash business enables lower prices than quoted at the aredit stores? “THE Patams novar, Corner 12th st. and Pa. ave, ue | Laxssvrcn & Bho-s Corvus. DAILY CHRONICLER OF STORE ITEMS. INTERESTING READING MATTER FOR ECO- NOMICALLY INCLINED PERSONS. In order to clove ont the remainder of our LADIES" SWISS RIBBED VESTS AND PANTS, guaranteed Australian Wool, we have marked them for Bleach $1.75 would bes fair price. LADIES’ PLAIN AUSTRALIAN WOOL UNDER- WEAR, $2 per suit: generally sold for $3 a suit, ‘These are the genuine Australian Wool Goods; each article warranted s0. 4 GOOD BARGAIN FOR MEN WEARING RED UNDERWEAR. About 20 dozen yet on handof SCARLET CASH- MERs WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS: willbe elosed out for $1.25 each: were $1.75, HOW IT TAKES, THE WHOLE TOWN SEEMS Tu KNoW OF IT. 25 PER CENT REDUCTION OFF THE PRICE OF ANY LADIES’ COAT IN OUR HOUSE. Seldom bave the Ladies of Washington such an op- Portunity, It surpasses any attempt of ours, But it had to be done, Had it been cold we would not bave Reeded this temptation to have you buy. For these are positively the most carefully selected goods we bave ever handled. Each and every garmentat the original price pamed was a bargain, consequently this is sdou- bly advantageous sale, It is gratifying to us to see the constant stream of eager purchasers that called in response to our announcement of this wonderful re- duction since we began it two weeks since. ‘But who can resist such mark downs? All $10 COATS now 7.50. ep * “= 9.00. ==35), © - 11.25. 7s * “ 15.00. = m7 18.75. - . - -— . 30.00. And so on through s line thst is positively complete and beautiful. AN INTERESTING ITEM FOR THE LADIES, HOW IT HAPPENED. We always have exposed to view a portion of our LADIEY CAMBRIC AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. From constant handling and being so exposed they have become alightly store solled or mussed. These we will sell cheap, though it does not depreciate thelr desirability to any one needing underwear, yet we will @ive the ladies of Washington an excelleut opportunity to fill up their wants, These goods consist of SKIRTS, G COVERS, CHEMISE AND DRAWERS. Some trimmed in Lace, Some trimmed in Embroidery, Some trimmed with both Lace and Embroidery. Some are of the cheap grade. Some are of the medium grade, Some are of our finest grade, All nicely laid out on tables in our LARGE UNDER- WEAR ROOM. ‘There is s pick in these and the early act wisely, UNDERWEAK DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. Brown Windsor SOAP 3c. This is a good soap, made expressly for us. Itis splendid and far better than any recular Sc. soup. 2 OZ, FARINA COLOGNE 25 CTS. This is. reliable article, well recommeded. MURRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER, 490. A BOTTLE. There is nc better Florida Water made. ALL RELIABLE EXTRACTS kept by us. TOOTH BRUSHES from 5c. to 40c. HAIR BRUSHES for 25c., 50c, 75c., $1, 81.25, 81.50, $1.75, 82. ROUGES, FACE POWDERS, TOOTH POWDERS, TOOTH WASHES, SPONGES, CHAMOIS, ail these indispensable kept by us in the various grades. NAIL FILES, MANICURE SCISSORS, &c., stocked by us, OUR DEPARTMENT FOR THESE GOODS IS DIRECTLY LEFT OF MAIN DUOR AS YOU EN- TER, WNS, CORSET FOSTER KID GLOVES. WE ARE THEIR WASHINGTON AGENTS, Each and every pair warranted; all colors; all sizeu’ In Suede or Finished Kid. GLOVES AND MITTS FOR EVENING WEAR 8-button length Suede, $1.85. 12 and 16 length Suede, 82.40. 20-button length Suede, 83.59, SILK MITTS, all shades for evening wes, $1.50. MITTS WITH LACE SLEEVES, $2 and 82-25. Glove Department main aisle as you enter. LANSBURGH & BRO. GRAND OPENING Of WIDE EMBROIDERIES AND NEW FRINGES FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS, ALSO RIBBONS IN ALL THE SHADES CONCEIVABLE AT HALF USUAL PRICES. Ont stock is very large and contains all the good and desirable shades st prices incomparable. Ladies mak- ing fancy work will find it advantszeous to look over our BOX OF RIBBON REMNANTS. Many RIBBONS of desirable lengths and shades at much less price than you have to pay for same off the piece. RIBBON Department opposite GLOVES. We are the Washington Agente of the HER MAJESTY’S CORSETS, There is no better CORSET made for stout Ladies. Price 2.75. Every pair warranted. GP. P.D., WARNER'S, THOMSON'S, BR, AND G. CORSETS, in their varions makes, alltkept by us. Our CORSET Department is justly claimed the largest of its kind in Washington. WE WARRANT THE WEAR OF ANY CORSET YOU BUY FROM US, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MAY BE. CORSET Department second floor, CHOICE BARGAINS IN UUR UPHOLSTERY DE- PARTMENT, W. M. Savsrer & Sows, 919 PENNA AVE. TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH. ‘Weare vory much gratified at the quantity of fall And winter gvods disposed of during the past mouth While giving 8 discount of 10 per cont on ail sales, lange snd swall, for CASH, and, having reduced owr Winter stock very much, we have decited to piace al SPRING and SUMMER Goods left from Inst season ‘on sale upon the same terms autil further notice. Our object is to reduce the present stock and open the coming season with one ENTIRELY NEW. We have quite a lange Jot of GINGHAMS, LAWNS, CHALLIS, SATINES, SILKS and a great variety of WHITE DRESS GOODS, ROBES and FLOUNCINGS, all of which will be exposed for sale on Monday or Tuesday next They will be marked at auch low prices ‘ts to be very attractive, and we are going to sell them if we have to make a loss to do so. Our Summer Silks have all been marked et @ «rest Joss, but they must be sold and suid quickly. ‘There ison hand our usual stock of BLACK SILKS fm all qualities, from 7: yard. They include some of the vest makes imported and will all go Out at the same DISCOUNT FOR CASH. ‘We bave left overs large lot of ROBES and COM- BINALION DRESSES in Sik and Wool and All Wook, Which we offer at a los, but theyall go atthe same discount, though many of them are nut bringing fifty cents on the dollar. Iu addition to the goods named sbowe we have e Complete assortment of MOURNING GOODS ¢f the Dest makes, all im perfect condition, and aswe pay Parbcular attention to this department you will fad in our assortment the most desitable guods in the market, Also @ complete Stock of Staple Goods, such as TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS, TOWPLINGS, TRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGS, LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, WHITE and COLOKED SPREADS and SHIRTINGS, all of which are marked at regular prices, Alsoa few REAL CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS, which Are marked ste great loss to clone. ALL of the above-named goods, and in fect our entire stock, at a discount of 10 PER CENT PUR CASH. All goods marked in plan figures, \. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 1s 919 PENN. We Have WE HAVE WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE THE FOLLOWING MENTIONED RUG: The Prices Quotvd are FAR BELOW THE ACTUAL cost. MOQUETTE RUGS, No. 5—1OM. Gx art. 10 Do. G-Unit. 8. De. SO—Uitauit,. AXMINST No, 14—10it.6x1. att The above tugs are tinds ui scat gendien of carpets, ae culors and detigus being very RICH AND EFFECTIVE. Before looking at them please measure the room for which they are inveuded, thus eiabiing Ue to slow y0U dust What you desire, TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS MITRE KUGs, #1 RACH. Mistit Carpets at HALF PRICE. In the CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT We ofter THREE SPECIAL BAKGAINS. THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS, THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS, Specialty = . 30 ille Portieres, Biadere s:ripe, fringe at top and botton Keduced from 80.50 to Bpecinity No. 2. 73 5 pairs Colored MADRAS CURTAINS, Sig yards “Teduced fs = #4 wes Specialty No. o0 yaire cotered MADRAS CURTAINS, extra pe aa “reduced from 85 to In the FURNITURE DEPAKTMENT We are also offering GREAT INDUCEMENTS ‘Too wumervus to quote. 5 per pair. JULIUS LANSBURGH, 8 13th and F ete, P. HILADELPHIA Srone Headquarters for Black Goods, Speciai Values in Molisirs aud Brilliietines cand #1 a yard. Wool Casiineres, Senses and Henriettas 5Ue., 62g. » Bde, and 1. Priestiy's Silk Warp Heuriettss @1 up to €2.50 a yard. Just received a line of Fancy Stripes, choice, beautiful goods, only 50c. a yard. Avew live of Plaid an@ Striped Foulard Cloths, all the new colors, pluius to mately only 75e, a yard. New Eubroidertes. Cambric und Nainsook, choice goods, at low nies Lads’ and Children’s positive Fast Black Hose 25c. Quality and Color guaranteed. ‘Will pay you to examine them. Pivest Quality lmported Zephyr in 2,4 and 8 fold only Se. lap. Lest Imported Saxony Yarn only 120, lap, Germantown Woo: 1Gc. New Stamped Goods. ‘Chine Silks, fancy and plain, 32-in. wide, CARHART & LEIDY, ‘828 7th st and 706 K st. nw, Ta Forowme New Yorx Levies EXPLAINS [DSELE, SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, 8.K. COR. STH AND E STS. N. WL WASHINGTON, D. 0. Seat witli ponte bones dumeuiately 00 pairs of Men's Pauts thut sold bere at $3.50 Bich OU mby slaughter at €1 i). a 00 Business Suite, wold here at some O15 99 O14, wich sour 100 Devan, Baltm which sell rem 820 z cn ‘ead your counters at #1) ior'as Sizer OBO Oa g2 2m LU) aad 'U Overcosts, let your friends take them, 2.50, ore k Fee Suateaa here at 75c., let e11.75, 7 rae Weare closing out good many numbers in Heavy | % sie Jauuary 10, 1500. PORTIERES at very low prices. LACE CURTAINS, RUGS, TABLES and other goods nie marked very low. SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, S.E. cor. Oth and Este nw. Yery finest quality, yard cb Toad a Some Splendid Bargains in good quality BLAN- RETS, FINE CALIFORNIA BLANKETS very much re duced in price. ‘Ifyou are in search of 8 HORSE BLANKET Buy the 5A ‘THESE ARE THE STRONGEST. LAS BURGH % BRG ih ie ak foes LONSDALE CAMBRIC, very included, extre wide