Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1890, Page 4

> A WASHINGTO WEDVESDAY November 19, 1890. CROSHY & NOVES Malton, THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Wertd, nnd as an Advertising Mediam te worth mere than all the other papers published In Washington. ‘The grip raised slightly the District's death rate of last year, but the showing of the health Officer's report, published elsewhere in Tux Stax, is nevertheless a good one. It indicate that, excluding deaths due to the grip as spe- cial and peculiar, the general health of the city is steadily improving, and, including the grip cases, the death rate is the lowest within fif- eon years, except 1437 and 1889. The death rate among the white population is only 17.26, & percentage comparing favorably with that of any large city. The rate among the colored population raises the general percentage to 22.25. The health officer calls attention to the fact that deaths among Representatives and other transients are accredited to the capital's mortality and swell the death rate, though they are not accredited to the population. They are of the District when dead, though not | counted as of it when alive. Ina city with so | large a transient population this discrimina- tion is a matter of some importance. The Dis- trict, which is counted asa state for purposes of direct taxation, and not a state entitling it to the constitutional apportionment of repre- sentation according to population, or its people to the privilege of suing citizens of a state in the federal courts. finds nothing strange, however, in the appearance of Amer- icaa citizens on its death list who do not figure | on its life list. ——— oe The reportof the treasurer of the United Btates shows that tho net ordinary revenues for the fiscal year ending June 30 amounted to €403,080.952 This sum, he states, has been ex ceeded only twice before in the history of the government. The increase over the previous Year was $16,030,923. Theincrcase of ordinary expenditures was $15,759,871 over those of June 30, 1889, growth of the revenues is slightly in excess of the in- crease in expenditures, The surplus revenues at the close of the fiscal year were $105.344.456, | The debt statement shows that. not counting | the certificates of deposit, tho debt proper, in | the shape of bonds and circulating notes, was | reduced from #1,250.043,136 to $1,145, 100.936, ‘The detailed important changes in the circh- lating medium are regarded as of a more fa- vorable character than those of the previous year. In view of the increased interest be- stowed by the public on finaucial questions, due to the feverish condition of the great money marta of the world, the treasurer's cur- rent report will receive unusunl attention, as- will the forthcoming report of his chief, the Secretary of the Treasury. ——<—<—$<<—_ a —____ ‘The decision of Judge James in the Equity Court yesterday to the effect that all the three Commissioners of the District must be present and acting when any business of importance Pertaining to their office is to be trans- acted is @ very serious matter for the District, rendering illegal much that bas been done and embarrassing future action. If the Commissioners to act within the law ‘must act as a unit the importance of the busi- nese to be transacted can hardly have any bear- ing upon the question of its legality and it does not appear that under the decision carried | to its logical result any official action whatever can be taken by the Commissioners, if there isa vacency in the board, or if one member is absent by reason of sickness or any other cause, or unless the minds of all three Commissioners unite upon the proposed ac- tion. If this is to be the law. the board will be as heipless and feeble in the dispatch of business as the House of Representatives under the old rules, ——_— + = The Farmers’ Alliance controlled the Georgia legislature by a two-thirds majority. The al- liance was not united, however, on the choice of United States Senator, a portion favoring Gor. Gordon and another portion opposing him. Gordon also rallied around him the greater part of the confederate soldier element. ‘The movement against him lacked coherence and definite purpose and therefore failed, al- though at one time it seemed likely to succecd, Gen. Jobn B. Gordon is a politician of safe as well as showy qualities. Behind bis fervid eloquence isa broad and conciliatory spirit. ‘When he represented Georgia in the Senate course was characterized by much thoughtful- nese, but he lost ground at home by resigning his seat at the beginuing of his second term when popular expectation was high. Gen, Gordon will find ita difficult thing to please both of the political elements to which he owes his election. ——$<—<—- + ‘The great interest manifested all over the civilized world ia the treatment of tuberculosis discovered by Dr. Koch continues unabated. Perhaps no discovery or alleged discovery has ever excited wider attention. In Americaas in England and Germany the optimistic view perhaps predominates, but the reverse appears to Le the case im France and Austria, ——— Mr, Parnell is to stick to his post as Alex- ander Hamilton and the Duke of Wellington stuck under circumstances of a similar nature affecting them. It remains to be seen what the Great public has to say. The latter part of the Bineteenth century is somewhat different from the fore part of it in respect to some things, ——— + = Mr. Delamater declares it isn’t so. He is not throbbing for Senatorial honors and the Hon. J. Donald Cameron need not have any cold Sweats on account of him any more. — + The Mail and Express of New York asks: | “Will it be Blaine and Cleveland in 18927" Of course not. Do you suppose for an instant that Cleveland will take sccond place ona ticket? A man named Stanley is missing in Wheel- ing, W. Va. He went down town on the night Of the last election to hear the news and has not returned home since uor been heard of. He has a peculiar namo to get lost with. $+ As the uational lezisintora begin to land at the capital «large quantity of election echoes Muay be expected in the newspapers, —— Col. BaZalo Bill arrived yesterday in New York frow his Wild West conquest of Europe with his pockets full of foreigu gold. Now let tue durry in Wail sirect subside. that some enterprising Jecture sharp was securing Mr. Bonny of the rear column to make a few rostrnm remarks im this country? Assad Ferran might alvo wake # hit im the same line. — ae There will be only three days between ‘Thanksgiving and the mecting of Congress in which to recoup. a ‘The actaal business condition of this country fs exeelient, and it is shown by the email effect tho failures in Wall street are having upon it. These fatiures are due to dealings in fictitious valnes and the penalty is dircet upon the dealers and those immediately interested. Texas thinks she neods ballot reform by hundred thousand majority and nobody has the temerity to dispute her conat. . — ——— Brevity is the soul of the Thanksgiving proc- Jamation as well as of wit this yeur iz Califor- | uia, And yet the republicans carried the land of golden fruits in the recent elections, or Who was responsible for throttling that Cleveland congratulation of Pattison until Life 25 Cexrs For 10 Cents. Purses of antelope and calfskin, with oxidized silver trimmines. Biact,Gray, Tan. Seo them and you'll Wurlerstand why we write: 25 cents for 10 cents, oa 77 44 -CENT TT Ati a4 cae th 00, VV FRE 4885 8S OP OY FE 8 b 9OVYV ke Sssy 6G 6G L. oO 0 VV so GGG LLLL 00 V kxR 8y38 = PPP t Tr bre gy boda TESS pe 2A EL BAH ESS P a a4liba aul FRR 00 ¥ Broo ky & E , = 2A EB? F SAS ° bs French Kid Gloves, 4 buttons, Fast Black and cor- rect winter shades. The quality is told of when we repeat, in large letters, EVEKY PAIR WARRANTED. Sc. Genuine Pigskin Mousquetaire.. Bde. & 98e. Undressed Kid Mousquetatres THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 8 tectep Kip Groves. ‘The following are the best quality Gloves posible toproduce. They are made from skins that are ee- lected from the best aking, so that they are as perfect ‘tis posaible to be. For these welected Kid Gloves you are usually charged faucy prices. Our cash busi- hess does away with the necessity of extrs large profits on the best grades of goods. The following prices for the special sale: ‘Paiais Royal” Mousquetairos (driving) “Valais Koyal” 4-button Suede Kide, 21.85 “Palais Royal” 8-button Mousquetaires..$1.75 #2" Have a pair tried cn at our risk, Guaranteed the sauie 88 if regular prices were asked, THE PALAIS ROYAL, $1.35 ry (Continued below.) Laces Ar Hur Price. Cut pieces of Evening Laces at less than half price. Whole pieces of Eveuing Drapery Nets and Flouncings at uearly half price. The following are the special prices for Biack Laces: THE BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS include the very latest designs in Chantilly and Spanish Guipure Laces, But fow pieces of the Guipure. Over 200 pieces of the more fashionable Chentiily Lace. Marked pric: Leduces Marked pri Keduced pri THE BLACK LACE DRAPERY NETS mauy very lovely desigus in Kussian t, at prices ranking from 55c, to $2.35 a yard. The reductions from former quotations are even «reater than those for the flouncings, NARROWER BLACK LACES, 15, 18 and 24 inches wide, {u designs to match the Chautiily and Spanish Guipuro Flouucings and Nets quoted above, Marked prices. 1 | $1.25 Radeced octen 2. | Bae" | ® include THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) (Thursday, Friday sud Saturday). Not only a sale-A GRAND EXHIBITION. Our Duyer and assistants will only too gladly show and try on the newly imported Robes de Chambre, Tea Gowns, &c. And so with the Seal Plush Jac If we can ket you to try on one of our garments we know that You will be so favorably impressed that we shall more than likely see you later asa buyer. This invitation to look through the stock without « present thought of buying applies also to Children’s Overgarments, You'll find a variety to select from that will certainly bear favorable comparison with any store in this city. The price is plainly marked on every garment. We ask you to uote these prices, then make s tour of the va- rious stores; you will then bein @ position to award the coveted prize—your patronage, We competing merchants ali claim it, you know. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) A Leerrmuze Bue UNTIL SATURDAY EVENING WE OFFER FOR #8 ALL JACKETS THE PRICE TICKETS OF WHICH READ 89. Not a size wanting, not an undesirable style. The inct is we have taken the most popular garments in stock, which we offer ate reduced price. It's a legit: mate bribe to induce a visit toour Wrap Department. We have Reefers, Blazers and the correct English Walking Jackets of best cheviots, trimmings of astra- chan and braid. All have the correct high sleeves and side pockets, Some with waistcoat al’ Anglaise, others with the fashionable roll collar. But we point most particularly to the quality of materials, finish and ft. It's so easy to write: Ours are the best $Y Jackets to be bad. You'll read that in almost every column, You know some one is erring or —. Let a morning's shop- | ping trip tell you where are the best Ladies’ Jackets for ©, as well a8 where the best values for Children's and Misses’ Garments, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Asorner Bum To Ressz. If you havea child wanting an over garment we don't think you'll try to resist this bribe to call on us before Saturday. FIVE DOLLARS EACH for choice of forty-two Children's and Misses’ Uisters that have sold wutil now for 87, 0 and $8 each. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) JS ensevs Dows Ts Paice $3.98 JERSEYS FOR €1.98—Tucked, full sleeve, tailor cuffs. Also those marked 3.98 that have mo- hair braid trimming at trout, collar, aleeves and cus, 94.50 JERSEYS FOR $2.89—Black, braided front, | back, collar and cuts, $5.50 AND $2.98 JERSEYS FOR $2.89—Black. Four styles, Trimming of Mobair, Soutache and fancy braids, Tailor tuished, 83.08 JERSEYS FOR $2.98 Black. Braided toform yoke, also collar and sleeves elaborately trimmed. 92.98 JERSEYS FOR €1.25—Tucked Yoke Tailor finish. Also thowe trimmed with Mohair and Soutache braids, | Sa" Thousands to select from: over fifty different styles, Sizes 32 to 42. All winter weight, with the correct high sleeves, &c. As a rule, limited quantities, broken sizes, undests- able styles are tho cause of reduced prices. This ts an exception; the styles are the very latest. Sizes from was nearly extinct? ———— Gov. Campbell stands with the Cincinnati ‘Tawmany about as Mr. Cleveland stands with the Tiger in New York. oe ‘The beginning of the end fally on Monday, December 1. stuallest to largest; quantities only too great, THE PALals ROYAL, A. LISNER, 31g ‘Cor. 12th st. and Penn. ave, “ia ye ikagiving day is looming up in the near future. In nt of the day. Of quite se much im- porttnce as the delicacies that will Inden the festive board is ita LINEN DRAPERY, Notoueof you but haa preparation in this direction to make~and, if you will pardon us, you had better be about it, ‘The time is nono tov iong—snd the “getting ready” necessities will crowd to the front thicker and faster as the inter- val apends itself in fast succeeding days. ‘You wiil want something different from what you had on last Thankewiving—Fashion has changed things sowewhat—and flatiors your notion in many @ uovel Pattern, Let's drop the sentiment and talk business fora few minutes, Here are some specialties in LUNOM SPREADS that ‘Will precede the dinner: 52 An 8-4 Damask Cloth, in plain, Yellow and handsome knotted fringe patteru—%, Doyiies to match—$7 for the set, £2 An 8-10 Dawask Set in Old Rose, with kuotted fringe aud 5 Doylies to match—$10 is a “very” light price for a “heavy” quality. #2 Au8-10 Damask Cloth, Pink border and double row of hematitehing, with § Hemstitched Doylica—39 a set. Se An 8-12 Damask, with chamois border and 4% Doylies—$8.50 for the set, #2 An 8-12 Damask, with Pale Brown border and % Doylies—&9 for the set. fx Lots of Damask sets, in plain White and with colored borders, at 85, 86, $7, 87.50, 88, £8.50, 89, $10—up to ‘Who can show prettier? Better? Cheaper? Now for the all-important event—the DINNER, fe An absolutely now line of original hem- stitched patterns at $7.50, 88, 88.50, 89, $10, $15, 818, 820, 822, 825, 83V aud 835 act Have look at each arade. s#~ An 8-10 Damask Cloth, with a dozen % Napkins to match—couplete for €4—1s one of our epecial features. §B- 8-10—finer—at $6.50 is auotber. fa 6-1i—at 88, 89 and 810 & sot—are still others, BUFFET SCARF3. Plain, Hematitehed and Siik-embroidered—plenty of patterus to like--85c. to 83.50 exch. $27 Spachtel Scaris aud Couter Pieces—91.50 to 68.50—enough variety for every tuste. STAND CLOTHS. €8~ 4-4 Momie Cloth—openwork with knotted fringe—@1.25. 5-4ur $2. 7-4 at 85.50. 49” 5-4 Damask—openwork and kuotted fringe and 62.50. 6-4 at as, TRAY CLOTHS. 4% 7-7 inch—Round Tray to underlay the din- ner plates—$1.25 a dozen. fH 9-10 inch—Oval for Platters—25e. each. B2~ 13-20 tuch—Oval Tray—5Ue, each, -20 ineh—Oval ‘Tray—#1 each. DOXLIES AND NAPKINS. 2a Finger Bowl Doylies—7ic. to $4.50 0 dozen. 8a Doylies for regular use~75c. to $@~ Lreakfast and Dinner Napkins—5 Je~from 81 to $20 a dozen, If youcan have @ “Linen” want over and above those we have mentioned we cannot imagine what it can be. On tho other haud, these items we have tatled are speciaities that were ordered with th proaching season's need in view—wany of them imported. What is always ® matter of private con- cern is the price, and we want you to pay particular attention to OURS, Knowing Linen values—as we do—you will find none like these cheaper. That is wood news, Don't spread your Thanksgiving board until you have at least feasted your vyos on our supply. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840, DEPARTMENT STORE W. CG. ViEW Prop. @ormerly Double Combinution), Parcs Tews n19-%t AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE PRICE 1 oe ut Bagh CENTS PER YARD IS THE PRICE WE PUT ON A LOT OF RIBBONS THAT GOON SALE TOMORROW MORNING. THEY ARE THE BEST DOUBLE-FACED SATIN RIBBONS EVER MADE-No. 1%, 24 INCHES WIDE, WAR- RANTED PURE SILK, ELEGANT FOR FANCY WORK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS, WE HAVE THEM IN ALL COLORS, INCLUDING CREAM, LIGHT BROWN, GOLD, MEDIUM AND DARK BROWN, SAGE, CRESSON, SERVES, RESEDE, LIZARD’ GOBELIN, AMBER, TERRA COTTA, NAVY, HELIO- TROPE, ROSE, GARNET, CARDINAL AND MYR- TLE—TOMORROW AT 15 CENTS A YARD THE BEST RIBBON BARGAIN EVER OFFERED, THE BR 00 XN N Oo 0 NNN BB 00) ON ONN MMM RR cco H A FER MuaM AA me oo Pa EF MMMM AA RRR © HHH KE MMM AM EE Oo HH Ew MMM Ala R CO H KEE nl9 316 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, LAUNDRIED SHIRTS, REINFORCED FRONT ud back, 50c., worth 75. 0c. Domet Skirts EVAII MENT STOKES, 1241-1243 11th st's.e, Fo. Tue Dew. Owing to the absence of many from the city during my recent visit to Washington Ihave arranged to rant their request and will again beat the NATIONAL HOTEL SATURDAY, NOV. 22, Until 5 p.m. and should be pleased to meet any who are interested in my invention for the relief of deaf- ness, H. A. WALES, 210-36 Br RAP DEPARTMENT STORES” “ADB. cial pricos prevail in all departinents, . C, VIERBUCHEN, ‘N, Prot n1g-2t 1241-1243 11th wt ne, A Guear Orrenxa Is Surmrs, ‘Made of New York Mills Muslin, full length linen bosom, continuous stays; in all respects a First-class Shirt. Sizes 14 to 17. Only Adc, ‘We have received another case of Chiua Mulls; hoice collection of haudsome designs. Only . per yard. Curtain Scrim, in White and fancy, at 5, 8, 10 and 1234c. per yard. Lace Curtains, We are showing some bargains at 75c., 81, 1.25, $1.60 and upward. Chenille Portieres, A choice line of beautiful atyles. Nurses’ Aprons, 2 yards round, full length and perfect work, plain aud tucked. Only 45. and buc. Focnets Embroidered Aprons, @1 to $2.50 ZEPHYRS AND WORSTED. Imported and Faxony, 126. Imported Germantown, 160, Imported Spanish, 1S<, Imported Zephyr, bc, _ Mayes’ Celebrated Stocking Yarn, all colors, Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths at less than regu- Jar prices, CARRAKT & LEIDy, ‘O25 7th ot, and 700 Kot. oe PHILADELPHIA STOLE, Goon Lavixe is the title given 4 new work on the art of cooking. Sarah Van Brugiere doce exactly how much, i.e, & teaspoon full or table spoon full; im fact, she goes into the winutest detaila, ‘No more cannon-ball biscuit oF ten-pound cake now Mra. Buy Good Living and cure Alexander's dyspeysia, Price, $2.25, ROBERT ¥. MILLER, 530 15th st., Corcoran building, 7-Om Conzs:s Tananse Store, 623 11TH ST. N.W., TWO DOORS SOUTH OF F STREET. Being « branch of 8. Cohen & Co.'s Trimming Store of Boston, we are enabled to offer at all times the very Inteat Novelties in Dress Trimmings at the very low- est possible prices. ‘We offer for tomorrow and the rest of this week— ALL-SILK BLACK CORD TRIMMING. 3 INCHES WIDE, 500 YARD, ‘ ‘70, 6 “le ALL-SILK BLACK BRAID TRIMMING. 8 INCHES WIDE, 350. YARD. 5s 6 “To. 4 LINE OF COLORED SILK POINTED GIMPS, 26 INCHES WIDE, ALL COLORS, 350. YARD. BLACK SILK ZOUAVES AT 81.28, 81.50, 82. BLACK VALRSQUEZ LACE ZOUAVES, ONLY $1.25; WORTH $2.50 EACH. ‘We call special attention to our enormous collection of Biack Silk Passementeries, tho very latest patterns, in all widths and at all prices, Ostrich Feather Trimmings, in Black, Pink, Light Blue and Cream for evening wear. ‘The Finest White Angora Fur Trimming ever shown. 8. COHEN & CO, 219-we,mtr 623 11 thet. n.w, Tu Coxsrxation, 1200, 1202, 1204 F ST., CORNER 12TH N.W.; DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND TRIMMINGS, ‘We have never done justice to these departments as yet, but today we shall give you some ides of our line, styles and prices. COLORED DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. A full line of Wool Cashmeres, Henrietta finish, 23c. A fall line of All-wool Serges, all culors, 38 inches wide, 390. A full live of All-wool! Plaids with plain ground, 48c. ‘This particular line is very scarce on account of the select styles and the price. We have just received a full line of fine Henriettas The cheapest price 10 98c. quality, which includes Salmon, Pink, Nile, Cream, White, Blue, Old Roso aud all other evening shades, ALSO Afull assortment of fincr Piaidsand Novelties, You cannot make a mistake in your selections. as the styles arv of this fall's importation aud entirely m ew, BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. 44-inch Silk Finish Henrietta, Re. 46-inch Silk Finiah Henrietta, 750. 48-inch All-wool Fine Serge, S4c, 40-inch Serges and Plain Camel's Hair at 85c. and $1.36. 40-inch Silk Warp Henrietta, @1.18 40-inch Sebastapol Cord, $1.06. 40-inch Rep, satin stripe, $1.48. A full line of Black Brilliantine from 42c. to $1.10. A full line of Plaid and Stripe Mouruing Briliantine, Nun's Veiling in silk warp from 81.48 to 2.50. ‘There is any quantity of new arrivals daily in this department aud we earnestly aolicit an inspection. SILKS! BILKS! 40-inch Chins Silks, all shades, 480, Of course that seems to bea uniform price, but the quality of our ‘Silk ia muob better than this grade as generally adver- tised. 19-inch Extra Heavy Twilled Surah, 650. This ts also of a better grade. 20-inch Japanose Silk at 99c. ts of select material and heavy, at the same time soft and clezant for wear. A full line of all the high colors for evening wear, Silk Crepes of ali the teading shades are also shown by us. We havea special number at 81.24. Excellent value. A full line of colors in Faille at 94c, Our 24-inch Black Gros Grain at 98c. is a Silk we ‘will guarantee for any reasonable period for wear. 19-inch Black Rhadame at 68c. This ts also good value. 21-inch All-silk Black Armure at 98¢. ading high colors, rder of Faille, It has finer cord effect and aofter feeling. Velvets from 59¢. up to $4 per yard. ‘Tlushes from 80, up to $2.50 per yard. DRESS TRIMMINGS, ‘This line if not well bought and carefully selected is of no vaiue to you as well as the house that offers the xoods. The styles are continually changing and fine «oods must be sold within @ certain time, otherwise wreat losses are incurred, OUR PRICES, Black Silk Gimp, med. width, 34c. tack Silk Gimp, narrow, but finer, 34c. Black Silk Gimps, 48c., 58c., 84c. and 21.38. Now we take the finer line end we start 82.98, 63.48 and $3.98 per yard. Biack and Colored Chenille Fringe, 98c. Black BUX Fringe at Y8e, Biack Silk Ornament Gimp starts at 58, 88c., $1.68, $1.88, 82.48, 82.78, 83.38, 64. Black Silk Jet and Ornament Gimp, $2.12, 83.28, 23.78 and 85.98. — Silk Vandyke, $1.48, $1.68, 92.24 and Cut Steel Sets, #3.48, $4.38, $4.98. Jet and Turquoise Zonaves, $9.78 « pair. Gold and Turquoise Jeweled Zouaves, $7.98 a pair, Gold and Amethyst Jeweled Zouaves, $7.98 a pair. Gold and Turquoise Jeweled Vandyke, Silver and Turquoise Jeweled Vandyke, Crystal and Gold Gimp, 82.48 Crystal and Gold Gimp Vandyke, 82.98 Gold and Turquoise Joweled Vandyke, 87.25 Gold aud Heliotrope Gimp, $2.48 Gold and Heliotrope Gimp Vandyke, $3.48 Narrow Silver Jewel Gimp, 84.4% Foncy Persian Trimming, 83.24, Black Braid Sleeves, per set, $4.48, Black Crochet Buckles, 58. and 74c. Now, this line of elecant dress trimming is entirely new, and when you buy you are not selecting anything carried oyer the past few seasons, ‘You are allowed 10 per cent off on your purchase, no matter what price you may select of the above line. We wishto make this department to equal any we have in sales, 1.68, HEE ET A THE COMBINATION, 1200, 120%, 1204 F ST. COR. 12TH N.W, it KAUFMAN & SICKLE. Worn Tur Pare B ROBINSON & 00.8 CLOTHING 18 MADE TO GIVE SATISFACTION TO THE WEARER, IT IS PUT TOGETHER WITH A SKILL THAT GIVES IT THAT STYLISH, GRACEFUL FINISH SO MUCH DESIRED BY STYLISH DRESSERS. YOU WILL FIND THE SAME ARTISTIO EFFECT IN EVERY GRADE, AS THE SAME CARE IN CUTTING, MAKING AND TRIM- MING IS TAKEN WITH THE MEDIUM AS WITH THE BETTER QUALITIES. THE ASSORTMENT OF WINTER OVER- COATS IS THE FINEST WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. ALL THE POPULAR FABRICS IN THE NEWEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES, THOROUGHLY TAILORED AND PERFECT IN FIT. OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS AS LOW AS BELIABLE GARMENTS CAN BE SOLD FOR, B ROBINSON & co, AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, B19-e0 = 609 PENNA. AVE, .W. SS) MYRNA RUGS, 30c. 100 Piush Toilet Sete, BOe. DEPARTMENT STORES, 1241-1243 11ths n19-2t 3 Zt HHH EF FF AA If RRR i E ¥ 4 ER XER F aa zB GN THEIR NEW BUILDING). CORNER O¥ SEVENTH AND H STS. N.W. Our Holiday Stock is continually coming in and by the Ist of Do- cember we will have the finest display of Toys aud Bric-a-Lrac ever shown in Wash- ington. We will have more to say about our Toy Department a lit- tle later and will for the present conflue ‘ourselves to our other lunes, For tomorrow we will offer you: WOODENWARE, Square Clothes Horses (folding). Square Clothes Horses (folding). Square Clothes Horses (folding: Salt Boxes, regular price 2bc Folding Hat kacks, 8 pi Folaing Hat Racks, 10 p! ‘Towel Racks (3 prong). ‘Towel Rollers. HIEttttl Nest Boxes, varnished (5 in u nest) Nest Boxes, plain (5 in a nest) Flour Buckets... Flour Buckets, Flour Buckets. Cedar Tubs. Cedar Tubs, Cedar Tubs. Cedar Tubs. Clothes Pins, Bpice Sets... Cake Boards... Folding Wash Bench. Barrel Ash Sieve Square Ash Sieve., Square Ash Sieve, ‘Tooth Picks, 2 boxes for Knife Cleaners .... Handled Scrub Brushes Clothes Wringer . 8 Clothes Wringer . Large Size Hamper. Velvet-tipped Whisks An Excellent Broom - Clothes Baskets. Clothes Baskets, Clothes Baskets, Clothes Baskets. Lemon Squeezer Folding Cutting Ta! Folding Chair (ssh or cherry).. Large Painted Rockers. Folding Clothes Horses. Carved Wooden Bread Bourds, HACHETTE "2 Take 2 look at our Lamp Department. THE FAIR, CORNER OF 7TH AND H STS. N.W., FRANELE & CO, It ee PRBE OF WEST BLEACHED MUSLIN, 8340, Bleached Canton Flannel, 3}¢c. an DEPARTMENT sTORES n10-2t 24-124 itn st. PT TST TTS TTT TST Wu H. Mc Kyews Dany Lerten. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1890, Clippings from stock. We mean odd Sizes, sinzle pieces, odd atyles, &c., and tomorrow is the day we offer such “clip- pings" from stock at greatly reduccd prices, COATS. We have culled out about 16, Ladies’ Coats that do not appear to be selling as fast as they ought to and cut their price toabout half, Some reduced toas. Ladies’ Plush Coats, 1 Garnet and 2. Navy Blue, size 36. Reduced irom 820 to $10. Exactly half. 1 Ladies’ Clive Plush Visite, size 34; reduced from 827.50 to $12.50. CHILDREN’S CLOAKS. We bavecare- fuily examined the stock and taken therefrom about 14 Cloaks, sizes rang- ing from 6 to 16 years, which we offer tomorrow at half and less than half price, $3.50 up. GLOVES. 19 pairs Ladies’ 5-vutton Light Tan Kid Gloves, sizen 53g, 534.6 aud G3; reduced from $1.55 to 50¢,— oue-third price. pairs Ladies’ 4-button Pique Kid Gloves, sizes Si, 5%, Gh aud UX; re- OOM AEAA Pt HEE LL OUR 7 AND 8c. WHITE CHECK NAINSOOK ut de. 100 Yards Linen Thread, 3c. DEPARTMENT STORE: nl9-2t 2241-1243 limetas, K UK ENN GGG. = Kx Hi NN GG © gs Rk i N AN G aa ea | Kk kK Ho ON XN ‘GGG Bay8 PPP A 5 4 | wf AA fk iM ae a fm Ab. ih a & e a4 LiL 4 occu = 812-814 7TH ST. Wo will offer the following specials in our H A Trt Hn it A r tes z aA T it HAA ry Department for the baiance of the week; FRENCH FELT HATS AND BONN! 'TSinall shapes gad suld everywhere for $1.25 aud $1.50, at Oe. WOOL FELT HATS AND BONNETS, eld every- where for and vt PINE FuENGH FE ra ‘LT BEAVER FLA’ very- where for $2.50 aud 83, at $1.48. atin ESS eS ae, We offer the following specials in our 5% SiLK bs DEPARTMENT: ort at ‘Shades orth 7 incl watin Duchess, worth SLUT; stn BLACK DRESS GOODA. duced from $2 to 81. 13 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves, sizes Og and 6%; reduced from $1.75 to 81. UNDERWEAR. We can offer nothing better than the Ladies’ Half-wool Kibbed ‘Vests aud Drawers, which usually sell at one doilar, but which we are now selling Bt 5c, each. All sizes, and it ix selling fast. CORSETS. 9 pairs fine Sat i] URE 25; tan sizes 21 each: reduced from $1.50 to $1. 22 and %25—one pair SPECIAL. We have received another shipment of those etylish and popular Astrakhan Fur-trimmed Coats. They are taking ay well as our Biazers did in the summer, it PEDALDAAELAEAAAALALGALGRAAEAAS WILLIAM H. McKNE® GBaecessor to R. H. Taylorh 833 Paave nw, WAS 40c., NOW 250. YARD, ress Goods, Se.yard Seta’ DAPARTMERT STORES, Teal Teas Tiber we, n19-2t ‘These lovely creations of ease and comfort ‘re with usin their various ideas and fancies from the Wash Wrapper to the Fine Silk ones. A thorough line, not berring extra sizes, ‘The assortment is the largest ever shown by us and We invite an inspection, We will begin to tell you about some of them. A NICE ALL-WOOL JERSEY FLANNEL WRAP- PER, Mother Hubbard front, Wattesu back, in Gray ‘and Red stripes, for $4.50. A Neat Cashmere Wrapper in Gray, Blue and Car- inal, with shirred front and princess back, for the same money, $4.50. An All-wool Flannel Wrapper in various plain hues Aud stripes, made like cashmere wrapper, for $5.98. A very pretty Tea Gown in All-wool Flannel, made with stripes running on bias in beck and sleeves, Anished witha rich steel slide below waist, trimmed with bows of ribbon at meck and yoke and long ties of ribbon at the waist, A beautiful gown, for which our Brice is $7.50, Another Tea Gown of Rich Striped Flannel, with Plain front to match, made with bins back, finished ‘with two points below the waist, the front and sleeves tastily shirred This gown is as rich and Pretty as can bé found anywhere at 10. We are selling the same at $8.50. Our French Flannel and Surah Tea Gowns are ele- Sant They range in price from 812.98 to 835. with @ splendid in-between range to suit your in- clinations, Mouraing Tes Gowns in an unlimited number of patterna LANSBURGH & BRO. The most beautiful and elegant patterns START of Embroidered Flannels ever shown by us were put on sale this day, Each piece IN wagem. We will be very giad to have these shown to you. We take an especial PRICE pride ip the exhibition of these aud you will gratify us by your desire to see AT them. These can be seen on our first floor near upper door, We also have a 750. few remuantsof Embroidered Flannel in sufficient lengths for infante’ wear, Prob- PER YD. bly these will interest you. Another invoice of Face Powder, the regular price of which is 25c. per box. We will sell for 190, and give with each box one pair Silk Garters with oxidized clasps. New Things in Neck Fixings, New Combinations in Ruchings, Elegant Novelties in Leather Goods, If you are undecided what to by for a Wedding or Birthday Gift seo what we show in the Derby Silver Goods, You will not be ats loss long what to bi Eee ee ere eee Remember the Genuine Foster Kid Gloves can only be found with us in Washington, Weare the accred- ited local agents, Don't let any one palm off other makes for these. There is only “one” make of Foster's Glove and we control this, LANSBURGH & BRO, We are the Washington Agents for the celebrated Dr. Jaeger's Underwear. They are advocated by the entire medical fraternity for their health-giving and health-preserving virtues, Ask-to be shown our new line of Imported Fans for evening wear, Start in price at 98, RX S p83 fk & RAE 8 tem aA RSX esq 2. Fos D4 RMS Sued BRU UT Ri soo HOR Brug Be cS BOR meee Ee bee Ew ow EOE id ae BBR RRR, 00 as BB RR OO “., Er £3 eee * Bae Eo = 219 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH ST, D:. WARNER'S CORALINE CORSETS, 690, imported Zephyr, 4c. OUNCE. DEPARTMENT STORES, 019-26 1241-1243 11th st we, eres orcees ‘ “Ie Ar Finsr You Dowt SUCCEED-TRY, TRY AGAIN” ee ad Nothing would have pleased us better than to have bad ponies enough te given one to each of our little guessers. The disappointment wenthard with some of them. They bought pumpkins, cut then open, counted the seeds and thought they had the number in our big one figured down to a nicety. We've had dozens of talks with little delegations that havecome into see us since Monday and we Promised them one more chance. See if you can do better thia time ‘Twas pumpkin seeds before. Try “Bean” guessing now. Look ip pur Seventh street window and you'll seo thqGLASS JAR. It's nearly full. What we wantto know ishow many BEANS there sre int? Guessaway—end keep it up until we close CHRISTMAS EVE, To the Boy or Girl who names the CORRECT NUMBER~or comes the nearest—we will give oo CHRISTMAS MORNING. nS THE MOST DAPPER LITTLE PONY, THE HANDSOMEST LITTLE DOG CART, Se Eee Se ee ee THE CUTEST LITTLE HARNESS, ee THE MOST CRUEL LITTLE wuip, Se SS een A TURNOUT ALL COMPLETE— that ever trotted slong the streets. Every purchase you make of BUYS’ and CHILDREN’S ‘things entitles youtoa guess. The managers of the departments have thetickets. Fill them out yourselves and drop them in the box on the FIRST FLOOR. The night before Christmas—while you're sound asleep—threo prominent gentlemen will count the Beans, examino the tickets and bright and early in the morning the lucky guesser will get the “rig.” Goin and wia— Utdle folks, Remember you're buying something you are NEEDING every time you guess—and selecting it from the MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF JUVENILE OUTFITTINGS IN THE CITY, SAKS AND COMPANY, PATRON PLEASERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH alo STREET. Aromzens FOR THE THROAT, LARYNX AND NOs- TRILS, SEPARATELY OR 1N COMBINA- TION. ALL OF THE MOST IMPROVED MAKES, FOR ATOMIZING SOLUTIONS, OILS AND FATS, PERFUME ATOMIZERS. W. & THOMPSON, TEARMAOUNE, THE MONUMENTAL, D. J. GOLDENBERG, 937 AND 939 F ST. Rw, Hase You Nonceo OUR STYLE OF ADVERTISING? ‘We don't mean in the newspapers, but at our Special Sales, That's the important part The newsvapers only amnounce the baryaing, but the goots themselves are the advertisements, Today winds up the sale of Coateand it was im. menses, We sold threo times as many Coats sson any other three days this season, and everybody gots bar fan. We are advertived—cheap prices and goud goods bring trade and vo mistake THE MONUMENTAL b Ane Gorse To Abvesrise THE coc > RRR SS FER TIT Be 33 . Ss, re t ood “oo? HO Ss) Eee DEPARTMENT. We wonld gladly ive you our profite for afew daye, ‘Dut we dare not—the manufacturers compel us to maintain the prices There is a way out of ft—weare bound that the Indies of Washington shall get acqua with our store and the superb lines thet we show im all depart ments, THEREFORY, begin morning, everybox costing $1 or more will receive an elegant cco ok MM RRB RRK om 600 SO gh BMS RM REN OG c AA MMMM RB i © 0 AAA MMM coo 2°. MM i God Coy (00° RRR ASR. EER TOT E's Oo RS T 0 53 fe SE, FE cou “00 KM SaaS r ccc oo v. Vv ra RRR co oo \ eg KR © oo vy RK co oo vv zg cco 00 v RR GRATIS. ‘This is a souvenir of the Tnderwearand Corsct De- Partment—and is not intended to break the price on Any Corset, Prices are the ssme—no Ligher and no lower, THE MONUMENTAL. Turse Corser Covers Are to be given you without any charge whatsoever, and you cau select whatever Corset you like They are made of fine cambric, with embroidered neck. are Perfect. fitting and will give you an ide workmanship of our entire Underwear regular stock price of these Corset Covers is 2ite. We make you a present of one—it's worth while ec- cepting, we can aasure you, THIS OFFER 18 FOR ONE WERK ONLY. THE MONUMENTAL. - — — Buow Are Tre Prices Of the different grades: C.P.—FRENCH CORSETS. Mascotte, White and Gray. @1.75. Biack, Gray and White, oon bust, #3. 1, White, Gray and Colora, $3.25, 2, Black. @3.50. No 855, black. $4.50. Aimee, short waist. THOMBON'S GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS. R. & H.—Long, medium and short waist, @1, G—Extra jong and medium. @1.40. E—Extra long, White and Black. B—Bilack, long and medium. B—White, extraiong. & Nursing. @1 Abdominal $1.50. ‘Cutrasse, spoon bust, @1L75. Misses’, 50 and 75c, BR. & G. CORSETS. R.&G.—Long waist, 81, RK. &G.—Extra long. @1. R&G—Short, $1. R. &G.—Medium length. $1.25. B.&G.—Satteen, $1.50, B, & G.—Biack, extra long and mediam. $1.50. BR &G.—Superfine. LOOMER'S CORSETS. Elastic, cutaway hip. $1. "a, satteen, White and Black. $1.29, Retails everywhere at #1.50. PLN. Corsets, 75c., 1 and €1.23, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S FERRIS’ WAISTS, Also the renowned “BEAUTY WAISTS” For Children. THE MONUMENTAL Fruzxcu Wovex—Sreciar Pasces, The Boulevard, 62e. ; others sell at 750, ‘The Beatrice, 83c., others sell at # The Flora, S3c.; others sell at #1, ‘The Sylvia, extra Jony, #1. 39; others sell at €1.50, ‘The Carlotta, $1.79; others sell at $2. THE MONUMENTAL, Beswes Tue Avove Exrnaonvrsanr Offerings we will continue to give two a uN WN REB NON MoONNN E NNN Hoxay ef ERE ’ oN SN Kea NMR L A cco FRE aR L AA ce UO ROR tun 2° ‘Go0 Eee OB Sug With each apd every Corset sold. ‘The Corset Covers only go with Corsets over—the Linen Lacers with every Ourset. THE MONUMENTAL, 937 AND 939 F 8T. N.W. CIALIS, n1d-2t DERSHIRTS NOW 420. **Somermsa For Normye» Is not what we claim to offer by meazs of this week's “GREAT UNLOADING SALE.” ‘We have more goods than we can place And togain elbow room in our crowded Premises we simply are knocking off the Profits trom the well-known low prices of some of our goods. Thatis why we are Unloading such quautities of gouds this week, Children's 98c. Dongola Button, ‘Children’s 9S. Solar Tip Button. ‘This week 74c. Ladies’ $1.50 Dongola Tip Button, Misses’ 81.50 Patent Tip Button. ‘Children’s €1.50 Calf skin Dutton. ‘This week $1.23. Ladies’ $2.40 Fine Dongola Button. Ladies’ $2.40 Kangarve Button, ‘Men's $2.40 Calf Boots and Shoes, ‘This week 81.90. Ladies’ $3 Hand Welt Shoos, Ladies’ 83 Hand Turn Shoes. Men's $3 Fine Calf Boots ‘This week #2.37. Ladies’ 64.50 French Kid Button, ‘Men's @4.50 French Calf Shoes, Mou's 84.50 Hand-sewed bouts. ‘This week €3.87, eeeocesoeoeccosooescoo Oo eoo Oooo OOOOH ETHOS 5 BELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 610 SEVENTH ST, 1022 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. sx See tee See Goovyrar Gossamezs f senate Fos ara sr.” | ScOU TEAR BARREN Gaamea™ 20° °7H, St,