Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO TUESD: ¥.... .... ....November 18, 1890, a = THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newopaper in the Werid, and as am Advertising Medium ts worth mere than all the ether papers published in Washington. ——__ Pensions are paid by gratoful nations for honorable service rendered by individuals, ‘This nation has no regular civil pension list, but it has always rewarded the men who, in either branch of its military service, have risked health, limb and life in its behalf. No clase of Citizens cavil at this payment. The people do Rotobject to the imposition of all burdens of tax- ation necessary for the collection of an amount sufficient to pay those who deserve pensions. But the time has come when they do demand Greater caro in framing pension legislation, to the end that « just discrimination may be made between deserving and undeserving applicants, and that the soldier and not the pension agent may be the bencficiary. In viow of the effect upon the national Ginauces it will also be necessary to make more careful estimates of the amounts required to meet proposed pension legislation. ‘It has been the habit of the committees making ‘the investigation and the appropriations based thereon to take a free-and-easy view of the Bumbera of persons to receive pensions. Tho tendency has been to exaggerate the mortality f veterans and the number of those capable of supporting themselves. In the most recent case of failure of the outcome to agree with the OMicial forecast-—-that of the dependent bill passed by the present Congrese—the public wore told that there could uot possibly be filed exceeding 300,000 claims under the mossure. In the first fifteen weeks after the passage of ‘that bill 530,000 claims nave been filed, and the Ciaime are still coming in. it is said, at the rate of 9,000 to 10,000 & week. Tho claims were to cost, all told, from $30,000,000 to €40,000,000 a year. They do cost, as far as filed, an annual pay- ment of nearly $50,000,000. It was said that no exted appropriation would be necessary. In- stead of that there may be a deficiency of ©20,000,000. If deserving ponsioners bad gotten all this there would be some consolation for the financial pinching administered to the re- public. There can be no revenue policy, wise either for the preseut or the future, adopted and sustamed so long as the cstimates for pen- sions are as unreliable as those just considered. The public demand fair dealing and wise Stateemanship in the name both of the vete- Fans and the taxpayers, Venezuela makes a good showing in her claim against England of having usurped ter- ritory in the gold region of Guiana. Great Britain's rights in Guiana are those, and those only, which were ceded to her by Holland. Venezuela's rights are those of Spain, which the former acquired when her independence was wou from the resisting mother country. All the old maps show that the modern claims of England are pure aggressions. Venezucla is able to prove her contention true by refer- ence to these maps. They sustain her most amply. The English now claim to the very mouth of the Orinoco, whereas the English maps made previous to the treaty of London and soon after the cession from Holland, in 1814, show the Esequibo as the boundary. The territory between the Rio Esequibo and the Rio Orinoco is as extensive as original Dutch Guiana In view of the principle established at the time of the promulgation of the Monroe doctrine, the people of this country cannot be indifferent to the question at issue between Venezuela and Great Britain. ———— Those army reforms suggested by Secretary Proctor looking to the betterment of the pay and position of non-commissioned officers and Privates in the army are worthy of immediato action, and it is a serious reflection upon our Fepublican institutions that they have not been attended to sooner. There is not a citizen of the United States, however menia! his position, who has not the spirit of independence and Manliness that lifts him above the vassal of a feudal lord, except it be the private soldier or the sailor, and he is but very slightly better situated than the soldier and sailor of the most despotic countries. We have developed the Spirit of republicanism in every phase of life except these two, and still we wonder that it is #0 dificult to maintain the numbers of an army even as small as our own. —— =. Some of the New York banks boldly advo- cate expansion as the remedy for the financial ills of the day. In the line of this suggestion @ number of leading banks have decided to apply at once for clearing house certificates. Yet it is said that these banks were not in need ef money. They mercly desired to be placed in condition to protect credits and to prevent the further impairment of confidence. It may be that the nation has reached the crest of the wave of financial contraction and that the theory of expansion will now have a chance to work itself out. What business asks is that in expansion as in contraction the true line of public interests may not be passed. The New York bank movement appears to be wise on its face. The clearing house, it is understood, | will in a few days issue a large number of cer- tifleates which will rationally facilitate busi- Bess and strengthen public confidence. Mr. Delamater hes not got enough fighting | yet. He announces that he will contest the Senatorship with Sevator Cameron. Other names, including that of Gov. Beaver, are also mentioned in the same connection. The next meeting of Pennsylvania's legislature is going to Le interesting sure enongh. —_—— >. When Senator Bate discovers that LaFayette is to have his statue in the same park with Saint Andrew of Tennessee he will probably make a few remarks which will be revised and expurgated before appearing in the Record. ——— a To presidential candidates of all parties and speakership candidates of one party only: What's your hurry? Don’t you know a boom is classed as perishable freight and it is a long ‘time yet until you can use one. — + It isestimated that the recent and present flurry and siump in stocks in Wall street and abroad have caused « loss of £500,000,000, and still nobody is that much richer by it, In other words, the loss is merely relative and things are not what they seem, _— oo A fuel famine is feared in Nebraska along the U. P. road owing to the lack of freight cars for carrying coal. Is this the McKinley bill also? a The London ‘ines is quite too dignified to be tickled or to chuckle about anything, but it finds it impomible to entirely restrain itself in the O’Shes-Parnell scandal. a An insurance company guaranteeing trains against robbery in Georgia and some other southern states would become bankrupt within ix mouths a The New York J’ress wants to know who is resning the world’s fair. Nobody ia The world’s fair is running itself and everybody else. —_— += Gen. Alger and Gen. Clarkson should start & Bewspaper for the great newspaper campaign Predicted by the latter in 1892 and boom — for the presidency. a The democratic goose hangs so high that the republican goose will have to be sacrificed for Thanksgiving. As Stanley is an American citizen why couldn't he be utilized by one side or the other for 1892 purposes? The Hill boom is not yet entirely Cleveland- ined. oo Had it occurred to you that only one week from next Monday Congress meets again? $$ Major Barttelot’s friends say it was “emo- tional insanity” or words to that effect, Tur Ressoxs War ‘We can sell our Hand-sewed Crawford Shoe for gentle men for 84 are these: ‘We make every pair we sell at our own factory in Brockton, Mass. ‘We sell every pair we make at retail through our own Crawford Shoe Stores, No wholesale or retail shoe dealer can buy s pair of our shoes except at our regular retail price, which is plainly stamped on the bottom of all our shoes, We sell our entire production at retail, at one fair profit, The sale of our shoe se so large the cost of seliine is reduced tothe minimum. By our method of doing the shoe business we are enabled to léave in the shoe the profit made by the wholesale and retail dealer on ‘shoes suid in the usual way, ‘Wo never cut prices or have any shopworm shoes to sell at a discount; therefore our average profit ia not reduced from these causes, which regular dealers are obliged to stand, Weare obliged to keep our goods up to the highest standard in order to command the continuance of & customer's patronage, Our investments and oblige- tions involve large responstbilities, and wo should be ‘poor merchants if we @id not use every endeavor to deserve the confidence of the publie. We feel certain that we mske the best Shoe made in *ny country for the money, and our success con vinoes us that fn sections where our Shoe 1s sold the wearers of fineshoes are fant finding 1t out, ‘Wo use tho best of materials and empioy the most ‘suilifal labor, buy everything for cash and sell only for cash, All our shoes are made on our own special shaped laste in all stzevand widths. We can fit any foot and are only the better pleased whens purchaser is par- cular tu be properly fitted, BOUVE, ORAWFORD & CO. CORPORATION, MAKERS, WASHINGTON BRANCH STORE, n1S&21-2t 903 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. SUES OFFICE OF D. J. GOLDENBERG, THE MONUMENTAL, 937 AND 939 F ST. A Cazp. ‘We must apologize to s great many ladies whom we could not wait on in our Cloak Rooms during yesterday and this morning. The crowd ‘was so dense at times one could scarcely enter, . and when thereit was with the utmost diMculty that any one could be waited on, Weare therefore compelled to continue this “Groat Coat Sale" tomorrow. We don’t doit from eholee—but because it is necessary to Please our patrons, We would ask you to come before 11 am, ‘and again between 2 and 4 p.m., if possible, as these are the times when we may not beso rushed. Very respectfully, D. 3. GOLDENBERG. THE MONUMENTAL, 937 AND 939 F ST. &.W, After tomorrow this sale will positively bea thing of the past. at $$ —$ $$ $125 Genuine French Fur Felt Hate—ali shapes— Black and colore—89 cents, 98-cent Felt Flats in Black and oolors 8c. 3 and S4-tnch-wide Pure Silk Ribbon in Fuille or Satin Edge G.@., 960, yard. THE BR oo NN ay oo Nx N BR 83 RRS BBB oo NNN MM MM A RRR ccc H R me MMMM Cc Bee £4 BS Go Ge MMM 2“4 EE Goo HoH kus = EW-ASTRACHAN TRIMMED JACKETS. ‘We want to call your attention to our line of Stylish Cloth Jackets, with genuine Astrachan fur trimminws, at 812.48, $13.98, $15 and 818. Exceedingly low Price for qualities, SP-SEAL PLUSH JACKETS 86.50. ‘Tomorrow we place on sale a line of Seal Plush Jack- ets, 25 tuches long, satin lined, at the low price of $6.50. SP -TIGHT-FITTING JACKETS 28. ‘Tight-Sitting Chevron Jacket, bound with silk braid, Tevere front, very stylish, entirely new, at 88. §97- 24.98 TRIMMED HATS, ‘We have trimmed a special style of Hat in velvet with Jet ayd ribbon trimmings, new and stylish, and con- sider them very cheap at $4.98. We bave them in Black, Brown, Light Gray, Terra Cotta and Heliotrope. You should seo them, Se MILLINERY TRIMMINGS ‘Weshow in our Trimmod Hat Departments large line of Gold, Silver and Steel Braids, Trimmings and ‘Laces, in plain, fancy and with contrasting colors, at very low prices, suitable for millinery, dress and jacket trimmings, #7" WOOL VESTS $1. In our Hosiery Department we are selling a strictly All-wool Ladies’ Vest, high neck and tong slceves, worth $1.50, at $lesch. We show them in White and Fast Binck, Ga-OHILDREN'S Coats. ‘You should see cur new line of Coats in elder down, check and striped cloth, sizes 2 to 5 yrs,, at low prices, ‘THE BON MARCHE, 218 316 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. SERS TTTTS TTT Tae eg TTTTTTTT Ladies’ Cheviot Reefers, large buttons, $3.45. Diagonal Vest Front Jackets, 65.98. Ladies’ All-wool Jersey Jackets, $2.69. SERRRDRALAASLAALORAAAAALALLEAR | NOVEMBER 18, 18909—TEN PAGES Wrosesmrs Bio Binoans OFFICE OF W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buccessors to E.G. Davis, 719 Market Space, a Corner Sth st, ANOTHER RIDICULOUS MARK DOWN. course you know by this time when we adver- thee that you will find them at this house as advertised. After the offerings we made last week in Evening Gauzes you need no further evideneo that we mean = adver- made. All they need is 8 little soap und water to make them perfectly fresh and desirable. 80, as we aro making & specialty of “bombshell” bargains, we have picked these out of our Un- derwear Department to startle you with. Is Lupus Caw 1c Daawsns ‘There are five or siz styles in laco trimmed, embroidered and tucked. Kegular prices are $1.25. $1, 90 and 88c. » pair, We have re- duced the entire lot to 48. a pair. - Laos Five Causare Caeutse, ‘Trimmed with lace and embroidery, in five dif- ferent styles, well made. Regular prices @1.75, $1.25, $1 and 00c.each. All reduced to 48. each, Lons Fre Camnnre Drawens, ‘With 9 deep rufie of lace and inserting anda cluster of six tucka A splendid value for 81. Merked for this sale 78c. pair. Liaous Mosux Sxinra, ‘ Made of the very best “brand® of muslin, with ‘a. cluster of seven tucks, fine cambric ruffie nine Anchen deep, cut with a V yoke band. An extra good thing for $1. For the present you can buy them for 75¢. each. Aw Exzoaxr Orvrraixe Ix A Lady's Fine Cambric Gown, handsomely trimmed with Val. lace and embellished with various colored ribbons, made in the newest styles, Price $1.98 each. Axp Now For Tue Novexry. ‘This is quite a new departure in Ladics’ Night Robes. When you look at it folded up and see the Red and Biue herring-bone trimming on it and the cute little pocket at the side the first thing you will say is that it isa gentleman's “Night Shirt,” but when it 18 unfolded you will seo it is a good, strong, serviceable Night Robe for Ladies They are well made and designed for woar, They are well worth look- ing at as a novelty and then the price is 20 low, ‘They are selling in New York for $1.25 each, but as en introduction during the Mark-down Sule of Underwear we are going to sell them for 81.09 each. Sameres Or Passawenrenrss. Were you in Monday? Well, youought to have been. It certamly was a curiosity to eco ‘the way the ladies thronged around the “Sam- ple” Counters; when we opened the doors at 8 o'clock a.m: they filed in and filled ever} able space at the counter, and when we were ready to close at G o'clock b.m. the crowd wae atill there, and they had been there all day long. When they get from $1 to $10 worth of desirable goods for 5e., 10c., 16c. and oc. it fetches them every time. O UR 7 “Cosr» Suz Of Mourning Dress Goods and Silks is fast re- ducing this department, You better buy your dress before the cream of the good things in this line are picked over. Trar 25c. Sarm Ener Gros Grain Ribbon is still in the lead. None of our competitors can get anything near as good to sell at the same price. You know we have it in every shade. Tu Srarzx Istaxp Fancy Dyeing Establishment's Agency is still here, All work guaranteed. W. A PIERCE & CO., Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Cor. 8th st. it TTTT # RER coo 00 F fall Be ioe Pie %8 SS FH BR ITNN N A {TITI! 00 awn BI RIA TTR: BBB UN NNA A T 00 NNN 12TH & F STS. N.W., ‘TUESDAY BARGAINS, UPHOLSTERIES. (Fourth floor—Taxe the elevator.) 3 sizes in Macassar Art Table Covers (something en- Uirely new), 38c., 48c. and 78c. Woven designs of all kinds of figures in the center. PIANO COVERS. Embroidered in silk, cloth finish, with scalloped edges, for upright pianos, $1.48. A «reat bargain. Thesamecioth and finish, for the square piano, 83.48. Felt Tamboured Six-quarter Table Cover, 88¢. Very pretty patterns, SMYRNA RUGS,sedate colorings, to harmonize with almost any carpet, $1.38, $1.68, $1. 98 and $2.24. FANCY FELT CRUM CLOTH, 312%, €4.98. This is what we term a special bargain, 200 FANCY SMALL SOREENS, 08¢, They are selling as fast ae we can complete them, NURSES’ AND WAITRESS’ CAPS, Ever so many patterns and styles, We have them at 8c, 10c, 15¢., 190, 24, 330, 420. and 480. ‘The lurgest assortment at these prices to be found ere, ergy MEN'S FURNISHINGS, Last Saturday wasagala day in this department. Busy from morning till closing time, which, of course, ny TOMUREOW ‘We have ® Collar that we will sell at 10c, each, or $1.20 per dozen, that you surely musttry. Ten dif- ferent shapes, and all uew. Our 25c, and 48c. Men's Suspenders. None better, ‘We make theso prices special leaders, Velvet-finished Mochs Gloves. Neat and dressy bandwear, Also a durable Driving Glove—@1. 48. LADIES’ WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, Fine Searlet Ribbed Vests at 74c. Perhaps not as saleable as some other colors, but just as good in quality as the Vest that sells at 81. ‘We came across a little lot of Vesteand Pants in All- ‘wool Scarlet that we can sell you for 50c. each. Every fiber warranted wool. Then we have one more number of Lamb's Wool Medicated Scarlets that we are gotug to let go at 900, ‘This is an unexceptionally good value, LACE DEPARTMENT. DBAPERY NETS! DRBAPERY NETS! All Evening Shades in Fine Draperies, Bordered Satin Stripe, All silk. BLACK DRAPERY NETS. Newest designs, velvet polka dots, embroidered, Chenille figured, all silk. $1.14, $1.38, 82.224, 82.98 bud 85.48. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 1,000 pounds of Writing Paper, ream of 120 sheets, for 10c. PESFUMERY DEPARTMENT. Lubin's Fine French Extract, 490. per bottle. Cash- mere Bouquet Soap, 18¢, Higgen's Novel Laundry Boap, 20. HOUSE LINEN DEPARTMENT. Fancy Turkish Tidies, three different sizes, 10c., 176, apd 5c, SHOE DEPARTMENT. mankind has wrestled with the perplexing problem of how to insure absolute comfort while considering the question of well dressed feet until the possibility of a abandoned. solution has been almost wholly ‘Wease perfectly well assured that in every of asale from our endless of reliable foot- stious problem, and at acost of even less than the szaalleet contemplated, ‘This department 1s losated in tho gallery—e pleasant place for ladies wanting footwear to do their shopping, Our prices are the lowest. One price toall, THE Go ’8TH AND F STs. ¥.W. KAUFMAN & GICKLB, . BINATIONL| | We H. McKaxews Dan Lerrss. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1890, ss Can have thet wante satisfied by examining the qual- ities Of the three tots of very best real French RID» GLOVES ‘Which we shall place on our Bargain Counter Tomor- row, Wednesday, November 19. ‘Best quality of French Kid 7-hook Foster Laciag $1.70, Their usual price being $2. ‘Best quality 5-button French Kid Gloves, $1.55. Reduced from $1.75 for tomorrow only.” Lot No, 3 consists of the test quality of Freneh Kid S-button Mousquetaires, in dressed and suede, in all sizes, and the following assortment of colors: Fawn, Nile Grten, Lemon, Light Blue, Pearl, Hetio- ‘ope, Lavender, Black, Drab, Dark Brown and Tan, reduced from €2.25, their regular price, to $1.75 for tomorrow, A nice Glove Hook given with every pair. ‘CALL TOMORROW. a] i betes Ree eeeeeenen LTE g WILLIAM a, MokNERT @uccessor to R H Taylern 953 Pave nw. by ry Ni Two RELIABLE SHOE STORES. ‘If you want FINE SHOES—SHOES AND SHOES: For Yourself, Wife, Son and Daughter and Baby this te the place to ket them, Our €3.50, 85, $6 and 610 Gentlemen's and Ladies’ Shoes are the best made. Besides our assortment of COLORED SLIP- PERS, in Satin, Suedes, &c., cannot be ex- LOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY, 912 Pennsylvania ave. between Oth and 10th ste, celled. ae $3 2% Ty ‘a P3388 fj — FFP Pal RI ee MM KEKE NN Pees iM NN fF $3 ht EEE GLE 020 Peta ‘00 Eee N NN = Himore Btore, 4 and 6 W. Baltimore st, n18-20St © —_Onrpatrons tell us that weare the only | Paltimore Btore, @ Housein town showing a full line of o shee eweee © Men's Boots, ‘That's probably the reason © © why we have sold more of these thiseca- 0 A Dar @ eon than ever before. ° LONGER, © «Certain it is that thore isnot a Bootin © |eeesecsseece © _ our House that we cannot guarantee to be 0 a © durable and to give satisfaction. ° If tomorrow starts in as Monday closed—and today © — Recent fresh arrivals enable usto show 0 — ae eis © ascomplete an assortment as ever of— 9 | Dis fair to—the sun age ee | © —- Men's $1.50 Kip Boota, © | Cisrk, Porry & Co.'s LADIES’ SAMPLE BOOTS on © — (81.95 Saddle Seam Kip Boots, ° —s2.19— p 6850 Doutte Urper Kip Boots, o | the tables. UR St eee © | stead of three—We'd have run ashore if we bad— ° €3.95 Scotch Bottom Boots. ° —#210— e 83.95 Moroceo Leg Boots. o | Thero are 10 lots of regular $5, $4.50, $4, 83.50 © 84.95 Best Custom Made Boots, ° TS paalit 2. ‘lee "re free to . seduced for thie week: oi oe eee ee and you're © — T081.90, Men's $2.40 Calf Boots. © | make your own choice, o To 2.37, Baltimore $3 Calf Boots, ° —8219— © To $3.87, Hand-sewed $4.50 Boots. © | We don't believe in the something for nothing © Our Waterproof Grain Boots are usedby 0 —4#219— © pearly ali the brewers and butchers of this 0 theory. There are circumstances, though, that bow © vicinity becauso they are the best and o —$2.19— © always reliabie. ° dow B the richest qualities to the commonest prices— NN —82.19— Hat & ial gE” os and this is one of those cases. iH i soa x XW a —#2.19— a H NN ‘What use have the manufacturers for their selling RELIABLE —— HOUSES, —+2. 19. 816 SEVENTH ST., 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., samples now? They're busy designing for spring— 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE BE 1t —82.19— Any price is counted as e0 much clear proft—and still i —s2.19— = fl ES, = the stock in them—tho style and the inish—ts their best Ke Ht RNY 8 GG Te ee a & Si GE Bgy8 work. They won't sell them to everybody, because —#2.19— PPP. A ¥RE everybody won't understand that they are model shoes ry AA 0 —22.19. PP Aa AA Re = Post a ‘ocS, id ‘and account for the low price in that way, It's astreak —$2.19— 812-814 7TH 8T. of good luck for retailer. They’ ethe choice plums — 82.19 — of theshoe trade, WRITURN THEM OVER ‘AS WE a2. adi You have hearda great deal of talk lately by some | Ger TiHEn1-““iighteria price” than they can be made. mercbants here on Ribbons. Some offer 3-inch Satin —s219— and Gros Grain Ribbons for 38¢., seme at 25c., each | qhere ig no such thing as duplicating for as low cost. claiming to be the biggest bargain ever offered. Now -—82.19. Usten to our tale of woe on about 200 pieces of If you're going to need s pair you must get them RRE IT 1B OO NN N 5 . 3 mH BO ONNN j ‘while they're here, RT BBR WER ET | —s2.19— ii fey ‘00 sy Just come in and look st them—that won't cost you —s2.19-— Which we guarantee to be All-silk Gros Grain, satin | an exertion even—and it may open your eyes to some edge, No, 22, full three inches wide, Suitable for —82.19— millinery or dress trimmings, fancy work, &.,&¢, At| particular style that'll suit you tos “I"—and $2.19 —#2.19— Mt a $°3 ie all it costs, i cc. iD mm oo. BECOND FLOOR—(two elevators). an SAKS AND COMPANY, Remember, we guarantee them to be all silk and three inches wide, We have only 200 pieces, and after THE RELIABLE SHOKES, they are gone we will have no morest that price. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH ‘We are still offering French Felt Hats at 75c, nls STREET. Woo! Felt Hats at 48¢, eee ~ Arouzens FOR THE THROAT, LARYNX AND NOS- K | x TRILS, SEPARATELY OR IN OOMBINA- =o A al TION. ALL OF THE MOST IMPROVED re rw E fy - MAKES, FOR ATOMIZING SOLUTIONS, ime 7 aa ry = OILS AND FATS, PERFUME ATOMIZERS, 1t 812-814 7TH ST. ve W. & THOMPSON, Ispisrzyaantz, ———. —_— n13-3m 708 15TH BT. STYLE IN MEN'S CLOTING I8 NOT EVERYTHING, BUT IT IS AN INDIS- , PENSABLE FACTOR IF YOU CATEB TO THE DRESSY YOUNG MEN. THE NEWEST GARMENT FOR YOUNG MEN 18 THE BOX OVER- COAT. THEY COME IN ALL COLORS AND SHADES. SOME OF THEM ARE LINED WITH SILK, SOME WITH ITALIAN CLOTH, AND OTHERS HAVE WOOL LINING, MADE WITH LAP SEAMS AND FULL BACK. OUKS: ARE THY. PERFECTION OF ARTIs- ‘TIC TAILORING, A8 WELL AS THE MOST STYLISH AND BEST-FITTING GARMENTS IN THE CITY. ALL Wasarxetox Enrespaise SIZES SHAPES, AT PRICES THAT CHARACTERISTIC OF OUB HOUSE, 218-co 8.E. COR SEVENTH AND D STS. ¥.W. Sesctaz Ovrvzzixes IN STAMPED AND DECORATIVE GOODS. ‘New Tinted Squares, Z5c, $1./0 Plush Squares, €1.38, ‘Tinted Squares for Table Covers, 796, 60e. Hemstitched Tray Uloths, 48c. $1.50 New Style Tollet Bottles, 61.19 9 pair, Satin Covered Pin Cushion, 38¢. ‘Handsome Hematitched Doylies, USe. a dosen, New Style Butterfly Doylies, 98. apiece, Hendsowe India Embroidered Table Covers siasd - * Closing ont alt Pinch Balls and Ornaments from 20c, to 50e. par. = ‘Handsome New Art. ‘for Covers, Bquares, ‘be., 63.50 per yard. ‘Felt Roarfe, stamped and pinked. 480, ‘Handsome New Destgne in Stamped Linea DA-inch Beart, 480. q ; 2 let of Chat Tides at Be, : ‘-vard-cquap Lines Covers, 200, ~~ @OPPENHEIME blt OTH ST. B.W. 2 Aprox Derazruent, OFFICE oF WOODWARD & LOTERop. CORNER 11TH AND F ST& XN. Ww, ‘TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1890. “*Avove Au- — PERRY'S. Why not anticipate an imperative need by preparing: for the storms that follow sunshine in endiess sueces- eluding Fans of sion? Au UMBRELLA certainly counts iteelf « meces- ‘Ostrich Feathers, sity—and of such frequent use—why not bare a good ‘Tinted Gauze, one? It tachearer in the eud—and more satisfactory from the beginning. Satin, plain or hand-painted, We make s apecialty of UMBRELLAS. Study tastoe Opera and meet them with the newest effecta— S7"26-inch “Gloria,” with Plated Gold and Gold Neckiaces, Buverine Handles—¢1. Brooehss, SF-26-inch “Gloria” with Natural Wood and Gold and Silver Tuck Comba, Suiverine Handies—@ 1.25. Bonbunnieres, &e. S#Y6-inch “Gloria,” with Silver end Netural ‘Wood Handies trimmed with Silver—@1 50. 88 26-inch “Gloria,” with Fancy Twisted Oak aud Wetchee! Handies —¢2. oa 26-nch “Gloria,” with Silver-tipped Netural wie 75. $2" 26-inch “Spun” Silk, with Silver or Natural Handies—83. ee “Spun” Silk, with Silver Handles— $27-26-inch Silk, with the Most Cnigue Patterned Handles in Natural Wood and Silver—-@4. $2" 26-inch Windsor Silk, with Natural Wood Handles trimmed with Silver—#4. $77-26-inch Silk, mounted on the newest shapoe and dexigns in Silver—94.50 to #10. S2-26.nch Silk with « close-rolling frame ‘Mounted on odd patterns in Nataral Wood—@5. 89-26-inch Windsor Silk with Naturel Wood Handles tipped with Silver—@5 to 86.50. S8~Z8-iwWeh “Gloria,” Silver mounted @1.25. $2" 28-inch “Gloria” with Natural Wood Han- $2728 -inch “Spun” Sik with Fancy Wood Han- Ge effects— 93. #4728-inch “Spun” Silk—Silver Mounts 4 62" 28-tuch “Windsor” Suk with the finest nd@el~ ties in Wood Handles $4 to 65.50. $87 28-inch “Windsor” Silk—Natural Wood Han- Ales—85 to $6.50. €#-VH-inch Silk with the latost ideas in Ivory and Bone carvings 5 to 86 ‘28-inch Silkthe wew fads—Horn Handles trimmed with silver—@7. PAIR WEATHER WEAR. Germain to the orcasion we ere having & “Special” Sale of Opera Wraps. Beiug imported directly by us they are of handsome and ex- clusive styles. Prices range from $15 to 660. (Third floor, 11th st. building.) We have a very lange assortment of Plain and Fancy Aprons for holiday presents at very moderate prices, We quote touay two lines of Finished Lawn Aprons at prices less than the ‘material would @ost you. 100 dozen White Lawn Aprons, with four ows of drawnwork and finished with lace at the bottom. Price 12340. 100 dozen White Lawn Aprons, with G-inch hem and row of inserting above; wide tics Price 15c. (Second flvor, 10th at extension.) Russo Deranraexr. As this department is very much overcrowded during December we have decided to inaugurate our holiday sale of these goods earlier than Nearly all of our Ribbons are in, among them “job” of 6,000 picces of Crown Kdge and Satin Edye All-silk Muire Ribbons in faucy and colorings. ots) i Tooter widths: SH Carriage Shades in new patterns—Satin Gros Nos. 4 and 5 at Se. per yard. Grain and Surab Silk, trimmed with Lace, mounted No.7 at 8c. per yard. on Natural Wood and Ebony —@2.50 to #7. No. 9 at 10c. per yard. Nos, 12 and 16 at 12340. per yard, To the 12%4c. It we have added 360 pieces of All-siik Setin 4nd Gros Grain Ribbon, and 550 pieces of All-silk Satin Edge Gros Grain Ribbon, width No. 9. ‘We shall also devote a separate «pace under akylight to the sale of 25¢. Kibbons, comprising heaviest quality Satin Edge Gros Grain, Satin Edge Moire. Double Face Satin, art shades of Satin and Gros Grain, and plain Gros Grain, (First fluor, first and second annexes.) ‘You can feel satisfied to carry any one of these —be- cause they are neat—handsome all of them. Ftewant mauy of them. So much for looks. are made in faith by the bert manufacturers. Wo dou't go through a Jot of the red tape of written guar- Af they do not servo iw to have the fects you satisfactorily all wo brought to our ajtention SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” WINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVR ‘Established 1840. Laous Corrox Uxvrmwearn Depaar- MENT. Gowns. 50 dozen Ladies’ Muslin Gowns with yoke formed of four clusters of tucks and cambric ruffle around ueck aud sleeves. Price 50c. SKIRTS. 50 dozen Ladies’ Melton Cloth Skirts, box plaiting at bottom, fiuished with colored pip- n ings. Price 75c. “a CORSETS. 50 dozen Children's “R. & G.” Conted Waista, PURE excellent value, 38c. (Second floor, 10th st. extension.» RYE WHISKY. Mostzxy Dersnruexr. games THARP, We shall offer Wednesday 50 dozen Ladies? Imported French Lisle Hose in pure White with 237-im 818 F stow, open-work ankles,-each pair’ marked Paris. Fashion's latest fad for eveuing wear. Worth @land $1.25. Our price 50c. pair. This lesn- . Puree price is conclusive evidence that the tariff” has no part with us. = (First floor, second annex.) oo Pre) O6FFE ORRR A D 3 PoP E& ROR aA svacsts Soxpnes [rrarruext. 3 Ek a3 A new line of Zylonite Toilet Sets, comprie- oo = 5 wiles ing comb, brush and mirror. ooo Oa P KER gBBy Amber, $1, $1.25 and $1.75, co AA Pr &£ White, 25, @1.50 and 61.75. So Ad a ow Say FOR CHAPPED FACES AND HANDS. 00 a Khe Sas Pure Vaseline, small size, Se, ; large size, 190, Vaseline Camphor Ice, 10¢, Vaseline Cold Cream, smnall sisa, 13o.; large size | Opera Cloak Trimmings of White Thibet Lamb and B8e. White Vaseline, 18¢. “paid Espey's Frarant Cream, 180. SEAL CAPES, 850, 860, 870, 885. jelly of Glycerine and Roses, in tubes, 180. Patey's Cold Cream, 15e. ; ASTRACHAN CAPES, $10 to 825. Sarg's Glycerine Soap, the bost sgup to use to WOOL SEAL CAPES, @18 to $27. hese sho iin Soom chepotng, Pie. per cake, 3 ~ ray non PLUSH JACKETS, 815, 820, 825, 630. for First floor, 11th st. building.) Plush Sacques and Wraps. Cloth Jackets, €12, 814; Fur trimmed, 622. SEAL JACKETS, (All sizes and lengths, at lowest New York prices, B H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 237 PENNA AVE., THROUGH 413 13TH 8ST. Israxte P. ARLOR, LONG CLOaKs. Infants’ Embroidered Cashmere Caps, heavily lined for winter wear. full ruching around the front and finished with satin ribbon ties; all sizes, 50c. EATING BIBS, Children's All-linen Eating Bibs with one row of open work and fringe at bottom, tape ties and cut to fit the neck. They are stamped in more than s dofen fancy designs for embroidery. Price 8c. each. (Second floor; 10th st. extension. Turreut Lawes, Ifyou want the whitest, brightest and best light, superior to the electric light, get the La- PERIAL LAMP, guaranteed to give entire sat- isfacticn, burns less ofl and will not get out of order. Call andsce them burning before pur- chasing. Lamps of all kinda Piano, Banquet ‘and Library Lamps. Fancy Stand Lamps. Also im Brass and Nickel. Full line Fancy Shades and Artist Materials, Agent for Pratt's Astral Oil FRANCIS MILLER, 305 and 307 9th st ow. Buscx Goons Derantuenz. SILK WARP HENRIETTA, Mosers. B. Priestley & Co. have long been known in this country as the most skillful manufacturers of “Black Dress Goods." Fore- most among their many fabrics is the cele- brated “Silk Warp Henrietta” Made from the very finest materials, they are beautifully fin- ished, with s siacoth and uniform surface, and are the most perfect goods of their kind manu- ‘these gvods, and ngtwitnstandiug the “tariff we offer them at old prices. There are nine Gifferent qualities, as follows: H-€1.25, R-#1.75. K-$1.3756. T-€2.09. M—81.46. V—-82.25. 0-81.62. x82 2-83.00, (First floor; 2d annex.) Mews Bevoyames. SPECIAL—Bought at a sacrifice! 100 dozeu Meu's White Hemstitched Japa- Deve Silk Handkerchiefs with colored borders, in wide and narrow hema They will be placed on sale W morning. Kare chance for ite. Prices 3736 and 506, Oe. 8 boliday ner's Kuotted Fringe, First floor, first annex.) Dies Wek See geartator Be. eact Avout bution Ravtted Fringe, Paicy Dondcr, 30% Guove Deranruext, Towels for 250. re s 100 dozen Ladics’ 6-button Length high priced. at 50cv each," taire Suede Gloves in assorted Tans, embroid> {like ctiverne Wain, gh 7 Ladies’ 4-button Gloves iu Taba, Art Kinbroidery, and « incst beautiful Browns, Grays and Black. Price $1.25 per | figured Chins bilke in the pair, Ladies’ 4-button English Walking Gloves in Teus and Browus. Price 61.25 per pair. DOUGLAS & BRO. Qtest Boor.) Ninthst Ladies’ 6-button Length Cashmere Gloves in bed 1241, 1243 lim & 8. E. ‘TWELVE DISTINCT “SPECIALS,” FOR ONE WREK ONLY, COMMENCING NOVEMBER 17, -ineh Silk Push (all colors), 290. yard, io tech Buren Sh (allocoes. Je. yeod, G¥o. Gents’ Gray Underwear, 42c. 50e. Red Mixed Underwear (gents’), 350, 0c. Domet Skirts (all colors), 350. each. 40, ounoe, the by tur See Peis CHOOULATER, BOX BOXS, Choice Line of tack Asteechan, Marten, Bao- BUTTEROUPS, KUT TAFFIR, gs Pp ae, SALTED ALMONDS, MARRONS GLACES AxD Ladiaw’ Chamois Jackets. All DAINTY RECEPTION IDEAS IN CARDT, eter don mantCoque | go To GILI/a, 1420 F STREET. an (Third Goor; 10th strest extension.) — aus