Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1890, Page 4

THE THE EVE NING STAR. ——WASHIN GTON: THURSDAY. October 30, 1890. TRE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Wortd, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. Judge Alvey is reported by the Baltimore Sun as deciding at Hagerstown that “if a man employed by the government pnuils up stakes and leaves, taking his family with him, he is not entitled to vote here.” From the beginning of the present federal government the servitors thereof have been voting in their several states without successful challenge, and no law imtended to bar them of the _privi- lege they possessed before they ac- cepted government employment has been permitted to stand in tho way. It has been considered that this right is one of the privileges of the federal office holder as a citizen under the constitution of the United States and of his state, in which the govern- ment is bound to protect him. One of the defenses of the un-American condition of tax- ation without representation in the District has been the assumed fact that its resi- dents did not merely from residence therein lose citizenship elsewhere, and might if they so desired exercise the voting privilege im astate. It must be that Judge Alvey’s de- cision upon this point will be reversed. It cannot be that Senator Gorman’s right to vote in Maryland turns upon the question whether he bas moved his family to his Washington house or left them ina Maryland home. And what is/ true of the Senator is true of the humblest | Maryland office-holder residing at the capital. If the people of the District were cut off en- tirely from the exercise of the privileges of American citizens in the states the demand for their independent representa- tion in the Senate and House as a distinct quasi-state containing unrepresented American citizens in sufficient numbers would soon be- come irresistible. The District has a greater Population now than siz of the states, and it has ipereased during the last ten years by a greater percentage than frrenty-four of them, as shown by the census figures just publish a, The Council of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church assembles at the Capital of the United States today. Washington extends s hearty welcome to the Council which repre- sents a great communion that has spread the light of the Gospel into every nook and corner of the republic and far outside into many heathen lands. One of the great objects to be accomplished by the Council is the promotion of the national university designed by this in fluential denomination of Christians for the advancement of higher learning. It cannot be doubted that the mass meeting to be held next Monday, and atwhich the President of the United States is expected to preside, will give to the movement a powerful impetus. It will POPULAR SHOP SEVENTH FEE EXE Coo TTTT WE ENOW IT. MONEY IS SCARCE. 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The movement for the new university is worthy the best efforts of the Methodist denomination, the citizens of the District of Columbia and the friends of liberal culture everywhere. ed The people of the United States owe consid- erable to Holland, In every important state of the original Union south of New England the Dutch emigrant was a respectable figure. The second colony in the order of settlement was a Holland community. The fathers of the Con- stitution looked to Holland in part for a model | of federal government and althongh, building | 2 more wisely than they know, they fur surpassed | their aristocratic model, neither they nor their | successors on the stage could afford to forget what was due to the House of Orange. This house is now on the throne instead of merely | in the stadtholderate. It worthily adminis-| tered its earlier office until the spirit of Dutch liberty sadly declined. It threw new life mto! Stuart-ridden England and gave the sanction of | @greatname to some of the noblest muni- ments of English freedom. The old King of Holland may be insane, may die crazy, may leave no male heir of his house, but the proud alliance of the princes of Orange with the peo- | ple, the grand deeds of William the Silent, of | Maurice and of William the Third cannot ever be effaced from the book of the record of hbu-| 3 mau liberty and progress. pie Sesh a One of the papers publishing the South Penn charges against ex-Governor Pattison, the | 9 democratic candidate in Pennsylvania for gov-| Suc ernor, withdraws them and tenders a double- leaded apology. The best thing for a news- paper to do in all such matters is to refrain from printing untenable charges affecting char- acter; the next best is to make an honest and | sufficient apology therefor as soon as possibie. | The Philadelphia! Inquirer's course in apologiz. ing when it dwcovered the true state of facts | was both wise and manly. a ara Woolfolk, the Georgian who murdered the | large family of which he was an unworthy member, has at last given his neck to the jaw’s | vindication. This man took a woodman’s axe} and brained his own father and eight other! _ persons, and yet the tender-footed law of the Jand gave him several years of respite and as many chances for judicial and extra-judicial escape. The law of the land might be tight-, ened around the collar with great benefit and | i no lack of genuine humanity. hmmenscoe aS. eae The New York importers who propose to con- test the legality of the tariff law on the ground | of a purely mechanical error in engrossing the | Dill would be more worldly wise to take the | } money they propose to spend in such a suit and buy free trade votes with it, —> ‘The republicans are charging the democrats with spending thousands of dollars a ‘day for campaign purposes, and the democrats are making the same charges against the republi- cans, while each party is complaining bitterly | because of lack of funds. | ————- Had Mr. Blaine any well-known statesmen of bis own party in mind when he said yesterday in his Indiana speech on the subject of reci- Procity: ‘I think any democrat or any repub- | lican makes himself smaller if be will stand in the way of American progress because it may berm his part Pe $$ —___ Mr. Gladstone's speech yesterday at Dundee, Beotiand, ou the tariff would make an excellent democratic campaign document, though just a little late for the present fight. The demo- eratic national committee should have pre- Vailed upon the G.O.M. to orate earlier, —— snaminanedinecrteao-n: ‘The awful accusation is hurled at Stanley by | bis enemies thathe took wine with bis dinner while tue others ate negro fare, once upon « time demolished Gen. Washington im much the same way until it was found that ‘the fellow lied. —_—_—- = —___ Kicking Horso, the alleged Sioux prophet, who is creating dissatisfaction and disturbance amoug the Indians, should be called Kicked Horse as aman as possible, for obvious reasous, ——— + The Dutch have taken Holland at last, the parliament having declared the throne vacant ——— Sa Aman in Boston committed suicide yesterday because he owed a smail debt. If everybody had so tender a conscience as that, all at once, the census returns of June last would not be Some fellow | SALE CONTINUES ~™ay, SATURDAY, OUTOBER 31, NOVEMBER 1. MEN'S GOODS. for urixinal price Fancy Half Hove 81.50 Caniel's lair Underwear. 26-inch Gloris Dmbrelias, silver crooks...81.07 uch Gloria Sclvol Unibrelias. 4 Gloria Umbreilus. 30 28-inch Gloria Umbrellas. The Cusbreilas advertised for 81 fia elexant silver trimmed woud bi rf i pd ‘idl 81.08" have UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT— WONDERFUL BARGAINS. Turcoman Porticres. 91.50 pair ah $8 All-cheniile Fortiercs, fringed top rc haudsome dadoes. 8 pair lle F TPR FVFNING STAR: ves PING PLAac STREET. RN No WoW. ow EEE FER x NNN WWWWE EF K |NNN Wwww Ee EE 5 RUE OW Beek ko NNN Ww ow KEKE - MANY OFFICE HOLDERS AND OTHERS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF OFFERING NNN A PRES AAA NNN aa NNN Su38 TTIT A Nn DD. q AA gy 5 B D A RE BB EY a°4 NNN DDD DI RR ¥ b> HORNS ah n Uy 3 > qn ay AA EE yw Do i NAN a4’ ee a ING ELFCTION TIME OR NOT. YOUR NEED AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES, 1D. A RRR EER BER, OY A DD rr AA R RE S55 R Eo k“SDoD of 24K Hie ®es8 WIVES CAN SAVE BETWEEN THE REGU- FOR THIS SALE. PRECIATE THE REDUCED PRICES, AND DESIRABLE GOODS WHICH ¥OU NEED MORE EMPHATICALLY THAN WE CAN, WHOLESALE PRICES WE OFFER GREATER AND THE CROWDS IN THE STORE TOMOR- FOUR DAYS. MONDAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. NOVEMBER 4, Dolls—5 styler... at and at 30 Kid Body, Te, each French Bisque-head + ‘Te. each 89c, each, of 50c. Turk Special price -lineu Germuan Datu: special pes ee 25¢; ‘Towels, Size 20x40, ied Brent yarwain—seo thern ven Duy lies, $0c. @ dozen, DRESS GOODS, est eflects indrews woods, f01 pieces China Silks, iu all evening ‘iiaace, “Tio w uckets aad Cuildsens Co 10 pieces All-woul Suc, hed Fiauiel Y Breas Eid Polen, Coin ete. ac ‘abi Oil Clth, 180.7 Sheil, be. Bialz, Te CHENILLE COVERS -- EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. tion. he opportunity ts NOW for you to buy in our Up- y twent at prices that will «ave you the Attu Upohvan culure rou on time didlereuse of out prices w.th others, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR , Ribbed Wool Hose in Black, White, pyres, Brown aud Biu 1 “(pelea Kibued Verte mat Panta, 34 wool. 10 per ceut discount off uf ail Ame derweur,which iu the city. iu Hosiery Une are already Lower iu price than auy Lue | TIDIES AND STAMPED LINENS. 98c. Figured China Silk Scarfs, silk fringe... oc. Noveity Chair Tidi ued. and 20e. Suk and Tui Colored “Center Lu fringed all around Bbc. Hut Potato aud I LACES. 75e., O8c. and $1.25 Plat Val. Flouncings,. Hf suchen wid se MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, CAPS, &0, S5e. Ladies’ Dark Flannel Skirt ioc. Infants’ Embroidered Cresua ery yoke. dahitary Cot Uiactured and ii TSc. French Woven, makes. ie Ur Gray’ sted exciusively ior Keets, ali sizes, Weil: Tenamed Hats w shapes ‘and Sue materials, worth $3 to ¢7, TRIMMINGS. 4,50 Bitck Silk Dresa Garattures, Jin wat, Geant 92 50 Bleck Bead Doses Geral Oc. abd 35c. Sk I rimuiug Gina; 7c. Silk Trimming Giupe. Fors. $4.30 Imt, Lynx Muff and Bos... = stor $ 98 Jeter f any eet Worth the paper they are written on. g oo Anxious Inquirer: not yet appointed Judge Gresham to the Supreme Bench, eo Mr. Terrell of the Oklahoma legislature has also kicked s door open. For President in 1892: Buck Kilgore of Texas; For Vice Presi- dent, Oklahoma Terrell. Platform: We Kick. nee Speaker Reed had such an overflowing ova- tion im Milwaukee last night that he had to iow the foam from it a Each party is claiming everything in sight aod much that will never be in sight, $278 Seas Ostach Peake: Boas. street BAW POPULAE SHOP TTH eT REDUCTIONS IN CLOAK AND SUIT DEPART- MENTS—Bargains unusual, ‘Tailor-made Cashmere Suit ‘Tailor-made Cloth Suits, sp Ladies" Chinchilla heele price, heviot Blazers, Drai and diyrtie, spec: al pric Plush Jackets, special’ price’ Long Flush sdeques, with ties 1 ‘$6.98 Oaud gil Seal or- wes 4 to 12) marked’ w special priée,, GLOVES. You know our makes—they are standard and reli- able, (‘the special prices are extraordiuary induce- nts. too Undressed 8-bu ton Mousquetaize Glow all shades 1 fitted to the hana ny pats Ci ir 8} Pout: 50 12-button Mousguetatres for eveuli "Tans, Cream and rrunted rolid Gold Kings ate settings or plain banda... ee. moe T5e, Sterling Silver and Heart Beart ‘Fins. Pisin Shell“or Uruainental Triangi tern: Bee tie new Reals Aniber and Sterling Silver: ‘Sowelry: LEATHER GOODS, sols Md Leather Pocket Books.. hatelaiz Ladies’ Chatelain Se. to 190, Real Calf, Morocco or Allueaior Purses, with or wituout Inside pootet Real Caif und Grain Pock leather. . ther handle or HANDKERCHIEF, 12}4e. to 25e. Fine White and Colored Rmbrotd- Handkerchief: 0c. each 3. Wilds inbevidered’ Linen ‘Ye. each hite and Goiored Hemstitched Cae Drawa-work Handkerchiefs... BUTTONS. 38 : Selered Bigs cn tious... Be. #3e Carne Benet Bs NOTIONS, 10e. Sleeve Hicidere-tadiapenestto when putting ‘on your outer wre) TOILET ARTICLES, Yankee Shaving Soe 3 dc. and 18¢. . Sogodout Toilet We Powder.. 230 Toow Brushes... BOOK DEPARTMENT, tee senators ort ei, Mi’ S PING PLACE, REET. WASHINGTON. YD. C.. peat y vy aa BUT SHALL ENDEAVOR TO DO OUR WE HAD MADE EXTENSIVE PREPARA THE SAME AND SHUT OUT THE VIEW Dauzss Goons Duranruent. Novelty Plaids, 54 inches ; one of the latest effects. ‘These goods were bought to sell for $1.50. The price ts 98c, English Check Serges, 54 inches. This is imported fabric and the designs are very effective. Were bought tosell for $1.50. The price is $1.08. Broad Wale Cheviot, 38 inches; tufted plaid design: very stylish. Were bought to besold for 60c. The Price is 48c. Our Dress Goods Department is one of our strong. holds. Evening Shades in all qualities of Henriettas @ special feature, Sux Dera RIMENT. Silks, Gros Grain, Rhadema, Armure, Radzimir, Faille Francaise, Bangaline; Plain, Plaid and Fancy Surahs; Satin Brocades, China aud Shanghai Silks, Satins, &e, A Black Gros Grain Silk, 20 inches wide, warranted fora year not to break or wear glossy. Was bought to sell for $1.25, the price is 96c, ; also an All-silk Ar- mure, 20 inches, in six differenct effects, at the same Price. All-silk Rhadema, 20 inches wide, was ‘bought tosell for 98c., the price is 68c. Vener Derarruent, ‘We have a large line of Colored Silk Velvets, 19-inch, that we bought to sell for 81.25, the price is 98c. ‘This is an excellent value and will be fuily appreciated by all Judges of velvet, Black and Colored Velvots that we claim agem in Quality and texture, This number was bought to sell for 82, the price is @1.48. Now we scale down to 50c. and rise as high as $6 per yard, Movnsrxa Goons Derauraent. Whip Cords, Camel's Hair, Cheviots, Broad Wales, Serges, Nuu's Cloth, Henriettas, Drap d'Almas, Mo- hairs, Brijliantine, &c. We shall endeavor to estab- lish 6 Mourning Department where everything in this line can be had in the medium grade as well as in the higher class imported weaves, We have 5 pieces of Priestley’s finest number of Silk Warp Nun's Veiling, extra heavy, that has » slight manufacturer's imperfection, that we are going to scll at @1.48, Timnanse Deranruest, Our stock of Dress Trimmings is very complete, as We carry from the domestic to the finest goods im- Ported—Fringes, Gimps, Braids, Passementeries, Crochets, Steel, Silver and Gilt; also all the newest dosigns in combination of silver and gold with jewel settings, Theso are High Art Specialties and guaran- teed not to tarnish, as they are made of genuine Ster- ling and Bullion, Dusty Ners Axo Luce De. PARTMENT. Drapery Nets and Laces, Tinsel Gauzes, Tufted Chenille, in Black, Cream and all evening shades. Spanish Hand-run Laces and Scarfs; also uew Stripe ‘aud Dotted Tissue Veilings. The Beauty-spot Veiling in different sizo spots. A giance through this line will enable you to judge the assortment, Hos Deranruenr. Children’s Fast Black Full Regular Made Hose, Derby-ribbed, size 6 to 854, 15e. Ladies’ Full Regular Boot Pattern, fast color, sizes 86 to 914, 16c. A feast for ladies with small feet, 25 dozen, a Full Regular ‘Made Fast Black Silk Lisle Drop Stitch Hose, size 8, 690. ‘These goods are fully worth $1 per pair. In con* Junetiou with these you can find one of the finest select Stocks, consisting of Biuck and Fancy All-silk, Spun Silk, Taffeta silk, Imported and American Lisles Fast Black Cotton Hose, &, Hasozrrcuer Dersnruesr. 50 dozen Ladies’ All-linen 34-inch Hemastitched Initial Handkerchiefs, from Ato W. This is something that has never been offered in this city at the price that we are going to sell them for, and that is 10c. each. A Fancy All-linen Embroidered Handkerchief, with homstitched corners, plain aud scalloped edyes, 12%. Silks, Linen Lawns and Cotton Handkerchiefs mako up au assortment that any one can select from, no matter how fastidious their wants may be. Exsmnowery Deranruent, Embroideries are not in great demand at this season offthe year, Still in opening a new house you cannot do without them. Our selection was made from the latest importations and therefore we have the most correct patterns at 5, 8, 10 and 123¢c. We offer extra- ordinary good value, Also Torchon and Medici Laces will be found in this department, Neat work and close, heavy knitting are what anchors quality to the prices, Grove Deparment, ‘We have a word to say in regard to Kid Gloves, Our 8-button-length Suede Real Kid Mousquetaire, in Brown and Tans, st 75c,, is really a true bargain. ‘They are neatly finished and correct fitting. It is » Glove that any one would pay $1.25 for and feel satis- fied that they got good value, This department repre- sents our own leading brands, such as the K & S., the Combination, the Favorite, the Leader, Our Own, &c. All the above brandsare warranted, Wo fit and alter all gloves on the premises, GO RIG 12TH AND F 8TR & 4 " TO THE mm rh A yy ui IT Is ONLY AN IN BEST TO MAKE IT WORTHY OF THE PATRON TIONS TO DISPLAY OUR NOVELTIES IN OUR TEMPORARILY, WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVI wok EE BF He a3 ap ey Is FOR THE R 00 uu gz Fy WE HAVE GOODS FOR EVERY TASTE THESE DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS BELOW Learmr Goons. Leather Goods, such as Pocketbooks, Purses, Wal- lets and Baxs, make a nice department, What is pret- tier, although it is empty when you buy it, than a neat little pocket purse with oxidized or nickel trimming ataprice such as 19¢.? We have oue at that price that we consider extra good value, In fine goods we are at the front, Reemsxe Deranruest. RUCHING AND RUCHING COLLARETTES, OS TRICH COLLARS AND NECK NOVELTIES.— This department fs also among the greater lihts, as that line of wear is always indemand. We think that our selection was made with good taste and judgment, and as this class of goods is in the hands of competent sales ladies wo aresure to make ita payingdepartment to our trade, Lars Axo Cmorexs Wootex DEPAKTMENT, LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S WOOLEN UNDER- WEAR.—Ladhes’ Merino Ve and Pants at 44c., sizes 26 to 40, are all right, as the cloth is well finished and has not that harsh feeling that generally embodies that cheap ciass of goods; also Ribbed Vests for Ladies, high neck, long sleeves and heavy weight, at 21c., are also good value. Children’s line of Flat Goods is as complete as can be found. Then you take our finer goods, up to beavy-weight Silks, and you will be sur- prised at the display, Unonerta Deranraent, UMBRELLAS.—This is an article every season, This season of the year itis worn to keep off the stormy atmosphere. This line was bought to suit the one that wauts a cheap cotton up to aGenuine Sterling Silver ora 10-karat Gold Asa special Umbrella we have aGold-tip Gloria at 89c. that the manufacturers claim will give excellent wear, Try one. that is needed at Nortox Deranruent. NOTIONS.—How many Notions it takes to make a Department 1s as much of 9 conundrum as to guess how many seeds there are ina pumpkin, and so it is with Buttons; these two Departments are neighbors, and they are as proud of their positionsin our estab- lishment as any goods on sale. You will find some ele gant things marked out when you call, Gexrs F URNISHING Devanruentz, MEN'S FURNISHINGS is the only line we carry for the malesex, but what we have in this department is right as to style and prices, You take our men’s fancy embroidered night shirts, eight different deaigns, 52 inches long, and you will be surprised how we can eell them for 48c. ; then you take our line of Swedt Condi underwear in fancy, natural wool and scarlets, at $1.25; you will wonder how we can do it-the gen- uine ticket attached toeach garment, Fine neckwear a special feature, Lars Misses Axp Cunprews WRAPS DEPARTMENT. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s wraps when well bought are half sold. We are sure had we got in our establishment at the time we were promised we would not be compelled to offer this new and elegant line at the prices we shall quote, No doubt you are all aware what is worn by this time, enlightened by others, as we always do. 200 Children’s Neatly Made Long Garments, 3 dif- ferent patterns, beaver effects weave. Warranted fast color, perfect fitting. Size 4 we well for 82, rise 25c, up to 12 years: then from this up to €18, you have an unlimited assortment, A Ladies’ All-wool Broad Wale Reefer, with high sleeve, heavy cloth, model fitting and nobby, was bought to sell for #5; the price is $3.68. 100 Astrachan Capes that will do for an office or shopping wrap. The material sof good quality—but instead of a piece they contain more, but well placed together, that will sell at $1.78. From that price we have Capes up to the best staple sellers. Our long, medium and short garments comprise a line that runs in price up to $150, Lions: Tone Deranruent. This isa Branch that we shall makeastudy. Tho artistic designers that we employ claim to give the customers newer idevs, more satisfaction in fit, than it hus been the good fortune of many to find. We will have on exhibition on our second floor some of those fine garments in case our windows are not ready to display them. There is nothing that we fear to under- take in this line, no matter how fastidious the lady may bein her ideas, Evening and wedding dresses, iso street and evening wraps, will be a fexture, and what we shall claim todo in regard to turning out our orders with promptness and dispatch shall be carried out to the letter, Jovesnz Tanne Deranruenr, Here we are at home. ‘This ventare has been brought right down to perfection with us. The lovely little dresses that we shall show the public are cur own de- signs andideas, Forthe past two mouths we have ‘been making preparations for this department, and we feel assured that if all the others will show up with as much satisfaction as this Lilliputian Bazaar our suc- cess is assured at once, Mothers, what greater pleas- ure is it for you than to go to an establishment, order your children's garments where you can select your own material, give and receive ideas, and inside of twenty-four hours you have our little dresses home, ‘That is the way we shall conduct this department, . EETS NORTHWEST. 00 RR oo PUBLIC > Ey ey me OVE RE FORMAL OPENING, AGE THAT WILL BE BESTOWED UPON Us, WINDOWS, BUT THE UNFORTUNATE DELAY TATION TO EVERYBODY. mcr g 00 uw? oat Ees MASSES, AND TEE PRICES CORRECT. WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA, F OOTWEAR Deranruest, First Floor, Gallery—Here is where we have located this departiment. ‘The reason for this is that we wanted & more private place than you generally find in shoe houses. ‘he lines that include Ladies’, Misses’, Chil- dren's, Boys’ and Youths’, This line has also received the best attention that any buyers that claim good Judgment could give. Thereis nota Shoe in this de- Partment that isnot leather. We have no room for anything that contains shoddy. Every pair that we sell, no matter what the price maybe, will be sold strictly as leather, All the novelties can be found here that are generally on sale im all first-class shoe houses. We shall have both men and lady clerks, Reusaxr Deranruest. ‘This Department was our stronghold when we were | in business southeast, and if you refer to the Post and | ‘Star of some ten days back you will remember the little ads. about a secret that would be exposed re- arding fine Dress Goods and instructing you to wait, ‘That was our advertisement. Such a feast that you will have in this Department in making selections from thousands and thousands of yards of fine Imported Remnacts will be something that many buyers have never seen, There are fully 10,000 yards, and they embrace evers- thing that can be shown from the piece, no matter what house displays them, and the saving will pay very near half of what it would cost you to have the garment made, R IBBON Deranruenz, RIBBONS.—Satin-edge All-silk G.G. Ribbons, \- inch, 4c. ; 1-ineh, 5c.; 134-inch, Te. ; 1-inch, 9c. ; 21- inch, 12c.;3-inch All-silk Double-face Satin Ribbon, all shades, just the thing fordecorsting and trim- ming fancy work, chairs, easels, baskets, &€., 19¢. ; 3- neh all Silk Fringed-edge Ribbon, suitable for ruch- ing or rose quilting, all shades, incluaing Black, 16c. This Department represents an immense array of styles, quality and quantity, P. ERFUMERY Deranrmest. PERFUMERY AND DRUGGIST SUPPLIES —We carry all the Fine Extracts, Toilet Waters,Powders, Soap and Dentrifice that you will find anywhere, such as Lubin’s, Colgate's, Venard’s, &e.; Pear's Soap, Col- gate’s Soap, Hixgens’ Soap for toilet and laundries; ‘we have one of Higgens' Soaps for the laundry that we are selling at 2c. per cake, and 4-ounce Bottle of Coa- line, superior to vaseline, that we sell at 4c. per bot- tle; Sheffield's Dentrifice at 19c. is very cheap, as the price (25¢.) is on the label. Srartoxery Deranraenr. STATIONERY.—Blotters, Pads, Writing Paper, Ac- count Books, Papeterie, Sermon Paper, Foolscap, Legal Note, Mourning Taper, Visiting and Biank Cards. We have a Pure Linen Box Paper st 10c.; is cheap. Then there is a cheap Box of Papeterie, a big leader at Se. Inkstands, Weights, Pens, Mucilage, and all those articles that make up s department of this king, Ji EWELRY Deranruent. JEWELRY.—That is a beautiful ine if well kept,and the right styles are offered. The hesd of this depart- ment displayed elegant taste in making this selection, We are selling a Sterling Silver Thimble at 15e.; a Child's Solid Gold Ring, 25e.; Solid Gold Pinky Ring, 48c.; a Ladies’ Solid Gold Turquoise Ring, 98c.; Head Pins, Bangles, Scarf Pins, Buttons, Ear Drops, and in fact a good selection for the many buyers, Israxts Derarruent, ‘These little mites are well taken care of in this de- partment, and in fact their line is as pretentious as any. They cut s great firure with mamma, and in some cases cost mere to fit out than larger children. ‘We think that our line 1s beautiful, It shows up that ‘way because everything is new. Noverrrs Is Hew Something that F street has not shown to the public defore, and that is adepartment for fine novelties in Headwear for little boys, We think that we made the most exquisite sclection that human hands could turnout, We scoured all over the principal cities to complete this line and our efforts have proven sat- isfactory, Cortox Usprnwear Dersnruenz, ‘Ladics’ Fine Cotton Underwear can be found on our second floor. We can give yous line to select from ‘that will do our house justice. It is not exactly the season for this line, still there is always a certain quantity sold, and we sball eudeavor to get a portion of it. 1613. Corset Cover, made of good cambric, trimmed sround the neck with embroidery, pearl buttons, 21c. 2808. Night Gowns, good cambric, trimmed with neat embroidery around neck and slceves, 74c. ; and full Line of goods at proper prices all the way through. THE COMB/IN ATI lZTH AND STREETS. . SIGKLIE: 3 RA UP RD A Ale IN OUR GLASS CAUSED US TO CANVASS OO J ERSEY Deranraest. JERSEYS are something that will always be in de- mand; pechaps not as much so #2 when first intro- | duced, but there will always be eale for goods that are | Properiy made and neatly designed. We have only the j Dest numversto offer yousnd suchas will sell We Want you to try one of the Combination Jorscya, Conser Deranrues Tt. Corsets ares staple article with all Jane houses. Only the lcading makes are represented here, euch as the P.D., the Pall, the Kabo, the R. &G@., the H. & 8. the S. & C., and others. The prices are correct, also in ‘Waists We carry the Ferries and Ball; the prices on | each makeare all right, We always try to be « Little | lower in figure. | Hovse Lisex Deranruest. House Linens cut quite « prominent figure on our third door, This is a line that is always used, no mat- ter how cheap or how fine. German Linen Towels, size 19-38, knotted fringe Sud two sections of faguting, all linen, 190, 56-inch Pure Linen Bleached Damask, 50c, Nap- Kins to match, a fast color. Turkey Table Linen tor 25c. and so om, Quite an assortment of Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases, Dowestic Deranruent. DOMESTIC FLANNELS AND CLOTH.—We have Selected a large space for this line and can «ive you everything that ts made to sell in this fabric—the Dest known Cottous, Sheeting, Prints, Tickings, Flannels in Red, White, Blue, Cream, &c, We have four cases of Harmony J rints that are put on sale At dec, All neat styles and cclors. Bussxers Ax»p Coxrorra, BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.—No doubt this cold Suap bas reminded you thst more bed covering is needed, We wereso sorry that you were unable to look through our line, still, if you have not bouxlt, wait; we will xive you some good drives, 10-4 White Wool Blankets, $1.69. 10-4 Queen Bess Wool Blankets, $3.24. Is s gem for the price, 12-4 Southdown Pure Wool Biaukets, $6.98 Re- member 10 and 11-4 cost you much less, and they are elegant value, Urnotsrery Deranruest. Plain China Silks for cheap trimming or @rapery, at 25c., is to be found in this department, ‘Tureoman Portieres, with poles complete for hang- ing, all colors, $1.75. 200 pieces of Real Irish Point and Tambour Half Curtains, in Cream, Ecru and White, 89c. each. Just the thing for draping short windows, Also 50 pieces ‘Swiss Sash Curtain Cloth, 19. Some among this lot are hemstitched. This isaspecial job, We carry an elegant line of fine goods in Porticres, Laces and Silk Curtains. 1,000 Window Shades, all colors, patent roller, at 20c, each. Lar Roses. In Lap Robes and Horse Blankets we have @ good se- lection. We can give you s Velour Lap Robe in Black and Green for 1.68. A good Heavy Wool Horse Blanket, $1.48; and then we can give them to you up to @15 im Cloth and Velour, Basser Deranrvest. Baskets and Willow-ware is annexed to our Uphol- stery Department, We have » fancy Lunch Basket for 15e. that you must see. Then we haves beautiful line of Sweet-¢-ass Baskets that make exquisite orna- ments, especially trimmed with combination colors of ribbons; also Waste and Infants’ Baskets. Fascr Scrzexs. 8c. is the price that we have placed on s @1.25 Fancy Screen. Then we have a Cherry-leg Table with rough top for plush cr fancy covering at 4c. that is remarkably cheap. Fancy Extension Lampe at $9.45 we consider extra good value, i