Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1890, Page 4

we TRE FVFNING STAR: WASHINGTON ca, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURS -November 20, 1990. soa S. NOVES... Ealtor, G NTAR bas the fullest Local (ércuiation of any Newspaper in the Wortd, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the other papers published in -. Washingt a The situation in New Hampshire is decidedly interesting, with a tendency to become more so as the day in January next for the meeting of the legislature approaches, Two sets of addi- tional representatives are in contest. Class- town representation was abolished by the con- stitutional amendment adopted in 188% By this mode of electing representatives various towns were grouped to form legislative dis- tricts, the towns taking turns in choosing the member. The amendment provided that the legislature should authorize towns having less than 600 inhabitants to send a member for such fraction of the time as th> population should be of 600, But the legislature took no such ac- tion as the constitution proposed. The People of the thirty-five class or grouped towns decided to elect representatives on the old basis. Otherwise they would have been entirely disfranchised. As the result of the November election twenty-three democrats and tweive republicans were chosen from these class towns. The question now is: Are these members members, or which of them, if any? ‘The republicans contend that the legislature by failing to act has disfranchised these towns, and that it is for the house to say, after organ- ization, which of the towns shall be repre- sented in 1891, which in 1893, and so forth, if | it decides to admit any to representation. But | to this the democrats object that all of these towns should not be deprived of representa- tion, when everything is at stike, at the mo- ment of organization. The republicans raise & question upon the admission of members chosen on the basis of increased representa- tion as shown by the last census. The major- ity—twepty-seven out of the forty elected on this basis—are republican, and the republicans insist that they shall all be admitted at first and assist in organization. The democrats deny this right. It is thus seen that the two Parties are at outs as to these two classes of towns. In the former the democrats, if they are admitted, will have the advantage; in the latter, the republicans. The republicans claim that their representatives of increased popu- lation for whose admission they contend ap- pear for 60,000 inhabitants, while the classed town representatives represent only 7,000 in- habitants. As the republicans bi the clerk who makes up the roil, the courts of law and the present executive, anda fair share of the facts and arguments, they would seem to start in the race with odds in their favor. —— -- — JA scems tnat the opinion expressed by Judge ar concerning the necessity of the presence 4 action of all the Commissioners in trans- ting important District business was nota judicial decwion upon the point. but an infor- mal suggestion. The matter has not yet come squarely before acourt for settlement. Be- fore that time arrives the law ought to be amended soas toremove the doubt on the subject. If two of the Commissioners can take action for the board in spite of the active opposition and hostile i i Ticket Day To- morrow which going to bring to our store all eco- nomical and wake- fal shoppers. We have made clean and deep cuts ob quantities | of desirable merchandise which have gotten low enough to be called “odd lota” It makes no difference to you whether there is one piece or s hundred of a lotof goods if that one piece should happen to suit you. ‘Small quantities of a line, though, make s won- derful difference to us and for that rea son sell th tomorrow at wonderful dif- ference from thetr regu- lar prices Look the list ever, You will find something you want UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Odd pairs of $12 and @15 Chenille Portieres, Red ticketed 89.15 pair. Odd pairs of 86 and $7.50 Chenille Portieres, deep dado, no fringe. Red ticketed 84.68 pair. Odd vairs of $3.75 to $450 Turcoman Portieres, deep chenille dado. Red ticketed $3.15 pair. Remnants of Stair Oileloth, 6c. s yard. 75¢. to $1.25 Dado Window Shades, Red ticketed 39c. each. 2 odd pairs of $3 Nottingham Curtains, $2.18 pair. 4 odd pairs of $4.50 and 5 Imitation Brussels aud Imitation Cluny Curtains, 83.38 pair. 1 odd pair of @5 Real Tambour Lace Curtains, 83.78 pair. 1 odd pair of $8 Real Tambour Lace Curtains, 85.98 ir. 1 odd pair of $11 Beal Tambour Lace Curtains, 98.48 pair. 81 and $1.25 5-foot Long Portiere Poles, 2 inches thick, solid wood fixtures, 386. complete. EASEL, PICTURE AD CHiNA WARE DEPTS. ‘98c. and $1.25 11x14 Pictures, wood, oxidized or bronze frames, good subj cts. 38¢. each. 11x14, wood, oxidized and bronze frames, without Picture or glass, worth 75c Red ticketed 25¢, each. 75c. Bamboo Easels. Red Ticketed 1c. each. 85 Pictures in Solid Walnut and Oak Frames. Red ticketed $2.98 each. Another lot of Milk Maid Stoois, 5¢. each. 68c. Japanese Bread Plates. Ked ticketed 48c. each. 25e. Japanese Blue Piates. Ked ticketed #1 a dozen. Odds and ends of Jap. Plates, Cups, Saucers, Cream- ers, Sugar Bowls, &., worth up to 750. Ked ticketed ‘25c. each. JEWLLKY AND FANS. 25c. Plated and silver Bangles and Bracelets, Red ticketed 17c. each. 25c. doz Small Shell Hair Pins, Red ticketed 3 for Se. ; 20c. doz. ‘8c. to $1.50 Fine Breastpins, gold plated and silver ‘Red ticketed 68c. each. 25e. Bresstpins and Baby Pins. Red ticketed 17¢ each. Misses’ 98c. Finely Painted Quill Fans 48c. each. 1 Black Satin Fans, plain and painted. 89, each. Li AIHER GOODS. 25. Link Steel Chatel aine Purses. Red ticketed 17¢ each. ‘98c. Boston Shopping Bags. Red tic’ 75e. Collar and Cuff Boxes. Red tic! CLOAKS AND sUIrs. Presence of the third member, (and any other view of their powers would almost inevitably bring the District government to a staudstill). then 1t would seem that two Commissioners in agreement should be able to act for the board in the absence of the third member, since the latter's presence and opposition would not change the result. The ab- Sent member should not have a veto power which, if present, he could not exercise. In executing contracts the law requires the ‘Unanimous action of the Commissioners, and if such action were thought to be necessary in any other cases they could be specified in the Statute. But in regard to the great mass of the official duties of the board a majority of its members should be authorized to consider as well as toact. There is no good reason why ail three should be required to consider, if two are sufficient to act. a _ Maryland proposes honoring the foundation of the commonwealth in March, 1634, probably on the date of the settlement of St Mary's, A handsome monument with suitable histori- eal inscriptions is preparing. The event is. worthy of commemoration. The liberal senti- ment which animated the founders of Mary- land was houorable alike to the English race itself and to the colouists who brought light into the wilderness, In this matter Marylind cannot forget what pertains to ber as the great offspring of a noble enterprise. The District of Columbia, too, is to celebrate soon a founda- Yion day, notso ancient as that of Maryland, but old enough to command the respect due the centenarian. Let us be about the prepara- tion for it with all our energy. —— ——___. A number of rail have abandoned the Bauscous and dangerous kerosene lamp and are using electric or gas lighting. The example should be contagious and spread to all our roads. New York, which abolished the car stove, is invoked by some of her newspapers to abolish the scarcely less dangerous oil lamp. It is understood that the New York Central, West Shore and other roads in that state are experimenting with a view to doing away with these lamps. The public should be made more comfortable by furnishing a light that persons can see to read by. The smell of the oil lamp is, too, @ serious objection, But over and above all things is the public security, The oil lamp must go to the place where public sentiment is sending the car stove as fast as it can. ————q6—-—___ The general committee of ths Methodist Episcopal Church have done wisely in deciding to hold the ecumenical council of that com- munion in Washington next autumn. It is ar- Tanged to apportion the representation as fol- lows: 300 to America, 200 to the foreign churches. A guarantee fund of $12,000 is to be raised for the entertainment of the council. This city is the great assembly place for all Public bodies. It holds out the richest induce- ments to such bodies or any American city, and im many respects it is superior to any other city in the world for such purposes, $< Mr. Cleveland in his Chamber of Commerce dinner speech suggested that if reciprocity with South America was good, it was good also with Europe. The difference between Mr. Blaine’s and Mr. Cleveland's reciprocity ideas would seem tobe that the latter would trade free om the reciprocal basis with ail the world, while the former would trade free on the same basis only with countries against which our industries clearly need no protection, and which will be our customers without becoming our competitors, —<$—$<$<$—<— One good thing about the building of the armored cruiser Maine at government yard is that it will not cost Uncle Sam a quarter of millon dollars a minute for every minute she cuts below the contract in her trial trip. —— 9 The Columbia Baptist Association shows suit- able appreciation of the wealth of the capital’s educational facilities. The development of a @reat Baptist university like those planned for the Roman Catholics and Methodists, built Upon the substantial foundation of the present flourishing Columbian University, is only a matter of time. If Gen. Greely is a true patriot he will ar- range weather for the approaching winter that Will be so painfully cold in the western states ‘that as soon as an Indian goes out of doors with mothing on buta pair of whoops ands coat of war paint he will freeze stuffer than a swell society salutation. Postmaster General Wanamaker did not at tend the Washington Musical Club concert last sight and hear the “Kreutzer Sonata.” ‘The McKinley bill doesn't make a United States Senatorship come any higher, except to @ repabiican. oo ‘This is the annual report incubation season. | 229 88 Misses’ Newmarkets, sizes 12,14 and 16 Red ticketed 84.98 each. 85 and $6 Children’s Coats, sizes 4 to 12 Red ticketed 23. +5 cach. 6 Ladies’ Newmarkets, Navy Blue and Black, striped cloths, sold for $7.50. Ked ticketod, half price, $3.75 euch. 2 Ladies’ Cloth Majeskas in Navy Blue, were $10.50. Ked tickeced, half price, 3.25 each, 89 Ladies’ Sewmarkets, with capes, striped cloth. Red ticketed, half price, $4.50 each. DKESS 1RIMMINGS, Cut teel nets for Trimmings, worth @2. Red ticketed $1.19 and 81.29 aset, 50 Biuck Bead Ornament Gimp, Red ticketed T5e a yard, FUR: pS Imitation Martin Sets, muff and boa, Red ticketed 2.50. $1 Colored Fea ther Trimming. Red ticketed 50c. a ya DY Goops. $1.50 15-inch Striped Moire Hushes, suitable for fancy work and dress trimmings. Ked ticketed 50c. yard. 45c. Striped Jersey Flannela Red ticketed 27¢. ayard. Ouds and Ends of 48c. All-wool Striped Tricots. Red ticketed 37g. yard. 5ig-pound uray Blankets, were sold at a bargain for 81.25 pair. Red ticketed 81 pair, HOUSE LINEN DEPAKTMENT. 100 remuants of Table Danasks, in Bleached, Cream and Cardinal, 2 to 3ig-yard length, Ked ticketed for astonishingly low pneva, 5 pieces of 6234. 58-inch Bleached Table Damask, im plaiu and colored borders. Ked ticketed 45¢. yard. A lotof 25c. 22245 All-limeu Creve Towels. ticketed 18e. each. Alot of $175% and % Bleached Napkins. ticketed $1.50 a dozen. HoslckY AND UNDERWEAR. Soe. Misses’ Fast B.ack Hose. Sizes 636 to 7% ticketed 15. pair. 50c. Moriey's Fine Stripe Cotton Hose «Ladics'. Red ticketed 3¥c. pair. 15 Ladies’ Swiss Kibbed Vests, % wool, slichtly dam- aged, were $1.18. Red ticketed 79c. each, 12 Ladies’ $1.25 Camel's Hair Vests, Bizes 26 and 30. Hed ticketed 93. exc G5e. to $1.10, Iniauts’ Swiss Ribbed All-wool Lone See Sizes1 to 5, Ked ticketed 48¢, eacl HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. 15¢. Drawn-thread Waite Handkerchiefs, scalloped edge. Red Ticketed 7c. each, 1234c. Colored Borderd Hemstitched Handker- chiefs, Red ticketed 3 for 250. 25e. White kémbroidered and Drawn-thresd Hand- kerchiefs, mussed by bandiing. Ked ticketed 17c. NECKWEAR AND VEILINGS. €1 to $1.60 Fine Lace Chemisettes, Red ticketed fdc. each. 5c, Mouseline-de Sof Lace, Rea ticketed 3¥c. yard. pena #5e. and 3¥c. silk Veilings, steel, gold and Black dots. Red ticketed 5c. yard. NOTION DEPAKTMENT. 2he.adozen White Busting Cotton, all numbers. Red ticketed 15c. 8 doz. spouls, re A Wooden Case coutaining three crochet Red ticketed 3c. case. sae 25e. Cinch Scissors. Red ticketed 10c. each. 10c. Covered Dress Steels, ail sizes, 4c. doz. TOILET ARTICLES, 10c. Castile, Honey, Glycerine, &c., &¢., Soaps, ticketed Se. cake. ~_ 10c. Orris Tvoth Polish. Red tickoted 7c. box. m= 1234, English Bristle Tooth Brushes, Ked ticketed 'e. each, ‘8¥e. Solid Back Hair Brush, 290, CORSETS, INFANTS’ WEAK, ac. 6 Infants’ $3 Lonx Cashmere Costs, Cream. Uckeved $2.48 each. rhe = 10 Misses’ 65c. “Double Ve" waists. Red ticketed B35c. each. sql? 120. Gingham Agvens, Red ticketed two for ‘38c. Hand-knit Fescinaters, allcolora. Red ticketed Le. each. = Corsets, large sizes, Red ticketed 38c.8 STAMPED LINENS, &o. 48c, Center Bureau Scarfs, fringed all round, Ked tickeved 36¢, each. 35e. Drawn Work and stamped Bureau Scarfs, 81.25 and 81.50 Pine Scarfs, Tray: : .50 Fine Hemstitched and Staxd Covers, Red ticketed 75c, each. ‘25c. Knotted Fringe Butcher Linen Spiashers. 150. each. ise Fine Momie Tray Cover. Red ticketed 2: LACES AND EMBROIDERY. 506. and 75c. 22-inch Colored and Blue. ed ticketed 20. ged. ne ave ee oenven Dyke Laces. Red ticketed yard. 15¢.and 180. Cambrio re Edge. Red ticketed 10c. yard. Hf you have not visited the department this week, don't delay longer. Special sale of Millinery now in progress. The iowest prices that fine millinery has ever been marked during the heights uf the milli- ery season. UMBRELLAS. 91.50 26-inch Natural Stick Gloria Umbrellas, ¢1.17 $2 26-inch Silver Crook Gloria Umbreiles, $1.59 ‘$2.25 28-ineh Silver Crook Gloria Umbrellas, $1.79 MEN'S GOODS. 25 dozen of 250, Teck Scarfs. Red ticketed 190. 18 pair $1.50 American Hosiery Co's Drawers, ticket-d 5c. pair. a 100 Unisundered Q2e. each. 50c. Canton Flannel Drawers, Ribbed Ankles, Sizes 28, 30, 32,34 Red ticketed 3¥e, pair, BAUM'S Drew Shirt, Plaited Booms, Specractes Axp Exe Ghassea, Loox Ar Famay Axo Satonpars ¥ BARGAINS at W. A. PIERCE & CO.'S, Buccessors to E.G. Davia, ‘719 Market Space, Corner Sth st, A CLUSTER OF “MARK DOWNS.” ‘The special *‘Mark Down" sales that we have had every day this week have proven such ex- traordinary success and have attracted so many buyers that we have concluded to give for Fri- day and Saturday instead of one sperial item acluster of “Mark Down" bargaina, That these bargains are ge.uine and not mere advertise- ments you will readily see upon examinstion of the goods advertised, NOTICE. ‘We invite you to call in and examine these special “Mark Down” bargains whether you ‘want to purchase or not,so tha ‘you can see with your own eyes that this house only adver- tises “Honest bargains.” ‘Van Dyke Pont Passementeries, 4 to 14 inches deep, in MYRTLE GREEN, NaVY BLUE, BLACK, SEAL BROWN, MARINE, HUNTER’S GREEN. ‘This lot of Passementeries are regular 64 and 80 moods that were reduced to $2 last week. We have added another lot to them and will close them all out Friday and Saturday et the Fidiculous price of 1.55 per yard. Peers icons canted eee ost ee ee Feature Tananxe. Avery new and handsome line of Marabout Feather Trimming, in the desirable shades of LIGHT BROWN, NaVY BLUE, ‘WooD, M. BROWN, TAN, NATURAL, MARINE, ‘We sell this line of Feather Trimming as a leader for $1.25 per yard, but as a special mark down for Friday and Saturday. You can buy it for $1.03 yard. A Jos Lor Or Cuarezame BaGs In Ooze Calf, Russia Leather and Imitation Seal, oxidized finishings, weil made and lined. A speciauiy good thing for 6c., but can have your pick of this lot for 4¥c. each. As U wsuzanv-Or Orvrr I Ku GLOVES. All cf our regular @1.25 Kid Gloves for 97c. For some weeks we have had s very large or- er in the importer's hands for # fine Kid Glove to sell for $1.25. They have just arrived. ‘Ihey are in all of the newest shades of ‘Ians and Browns. Added to this 1s a very choice and complete stock of $1.25 Kid Gloves al- ready on hand. Now for Friday and Saturday only we are going to offer ali of the $1.25 Kid Gloves as mentioned above, including the choice new lot, for 97c. a pair. ‘These Gioves are not ‘‘second” or ill-fitting. ‘They are made in the very best manner pos- sible. To show you that they are wood fitting ‘we will fit every pair on at our own risk, if the customer has any doubts or so desires, JS araxese Sux Isrrma. Hasoxze. CHIEFS FOR MEN, These are our regular 50c. Goods, but as the line of initials is broken we have reduced them to 3c. each. Initisl- AEF GJKELMNRTW ‘These goods are made of extra-good quality Japanese silk, hemstitched, with emb oidered initial, and are very cheap at 50c., so you will wet @ rare bargain in them at 33c. each. Buc Duzss Goops. A splendid value ins Heavy Gros Grain Silk, 23 inches wide, cashmere finish. Keduced from $2 to $1.47 per yard for Friday and Sat- urday only. TWO STARTLERS IN ROBES, One is a very handsome quality of Black Camel's Hair, with » panel of astrachan and sou- tache embroidery intermixed. Kewuiar price 816.75 ; reduced to 12, The secondis au Extra-fine Black Camel's Hair Kobe, with » finish of astrachan aud sou- tache eubroidery on the skirt in points 14 inches deep. isegular price $16.75; reduced to #12. A LOT OF SAXONY FLANNELS, All wool, 27 inches wide, in twenty styles of Pisids aud Stripes, in Light and Dark Gray mixtures. New and attractive patierns, Reg- ular price 35e. heduced to 25e. per yard. Roussos Banoarss. (All Silk) Satin Edge Gros Grain Ribbon, No. 5, Linch wide, dc. yar@; No. 9, 3g uch wide, Ze. yard; No. 12, 2inches wide, Sc. yard; No. 16, 246 inches wide, 10c. yard. These Ribbous are warranted pure silk, inall of the newess shades W. A PIERCE & CO, Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Cer. 8th st. 088s HEPNen, wioaaK 1205 F ST. Ladies’ DP EPAeTUENT STORES, (Formerly Doubie Combination). Ws: Anz Resroxsrszz: n19-2t WE ASSUME ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE FIT AS WELL AS THE WEAB OF OUR CLOTHES, IF YOU THINK THERE 18 ANYTHING WRONG WITH YOUR PURCHASE BRING IT BACK AND WE WILL GIVE YOU SATISFACTION, DOUBLE-BREASTED OVEKCOATS ARE VERY FASHIONABLE, AND WE HAVE THEM IN AN INFINITE VARIETY OF SHADES, COLORS AND QUALITIES. WE SPECIALLY ASK YOU TO EXAMINE THOSE GENUINE CARR'S ENGLISH MELYON COATS, TWO COLORS, BLACK AND BLUE, MADE WITH WELT SEAMS, RAW EDGES AND FULL BACK. THE BEST OVERCOAT TO BE FOUND IN WASHINGTON, ROBINSON. PARKER & CO. AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 220-0 8.E. COR SEVENTH AND D 8TS, ¥.W. 2 Tate F 83 eee oo w w PRIGES. Seal Jackets, $100, $150, $175 and $200, Seu] Capes, 850, $60, 875, $80 and $85. Seal Short Wraps, $100 aud $125. Astrachan Capes, $10, $13, 618, $20 and 625. ‘Wool Seal Capes. $18, $25 and 827. Gray Krimmer Capes, $0 to $27. Persian Lamb Capes, 820 to $43. Beal Bacques and Uleters, PLUSHES. Plush Reefer Jackets, @15, a 930, B. BH. STINEMETZ & SONS, 2991237 Penna. ave., through to 413° 19th ot, BY KXAMINATION FREE OF CHARGE AT MoaLLINTEW'S, tasm 018-tb,2, on! . en ee ¥O 0 D0 Wy See TOMORROW (FRIDAY) WILL BE OUR ENDS." “BROKEN LOTS" GOODS SOILED SALES" WHICH HAVE BEEN IN PROGRE HAVE BEEN FULLY APPRECIATED BY GRATIFYING TO US, THE ACCUMULAT 18 UNUSUALLY LARGE IN ALL DEPA ‘TO CARRY SUCH GOODS OVER INTO TRE FROM STOCK AND MARKED THEM AT GIVING YOU ANOTHER GRAND OfPORT ABLE MERCHANDISE AT EXCEPTIONA Crosx Derantest. 1 Ladies’ Plush Sacque, superior quality, satin lined, roll collar. Size 30, Regular Price $47.50. Remnant price 825. 1 Ladies’ Plush Sacque, elegant quality, satin lined, roll collar. Size 30. Regular Price $30. Kemnant price $15. These two are very great bargains for 1 Ladics' Elegant Seal Plush Sacque, satin Uned, perfect fitting. Size 42. Regular Price @55. Remnant price $30. & Ladies’ Doubie-breasted Seal Plush Jack- ets, Satin lined, trimmed all around with Persian Lamb edging. Sizes 34 and 36. Regular price $32.50. Remnant price $20. 1 Ladies’ Superior Quality Seal Plush Jacket, shawi-roll collar, satin-lined with ‘Vest and high sleeves Size 36. Regular Price @32.50. Remnant price $25. 1 Ladies’ {-length Seal Plush Jacket, satin Mined. Size 38. Regular price $27. Rem- nant price $20. (Third floor, 11th st. building » Corser Deranrvent. 1 Child's “Double Ve” Waist, dightly soiled. Remnant price 50c. 5 paire French“t.0." Satteen Corsets. Size 21. Regular price @3. Remnant price $2.25. 1 pair “C.P.” Venus No.1 Corsets,slightly soiled. Regular price $3.25, Kemnant Price $2.25, - (econ floor, 10th st. extension.) Reavy- Mave Be Wrz 2 pairs Fine Hemstitched Linen Sheets, Remnant price $7.50 pair. 4 peire Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases, Size 2234236 in, Remnant price 2 pair. 10 pairs Corded Lawn Pillow Shams, Remnant price 50c. pair. Several pairs Soiled Muslin Sheets, fordou- ‘ble and single beds, at low remnant prices. (Second floor, 11th st, building.) Mexs F UBNISHINGS, Men's kxtra-heavy White Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers, Pembroke make. ‘3 Shirts; sizes, one 34, one 40 and one 42, 6 pairs Drawers; sizes, one 32, one 34, two 38 and two 40, Rewnant price $2.50 each. & pairs Men's All-wool White Drawers, ‘Two size 32 and three size 42, Slightly foiled. Remnant price $1. 1 pair Dr. Warner's Fall-weight Camel's Hair Drawers for Men, Size 28, Remnant Price 75c. 8 pairs Men's Bleachéd Canton Flannel Drawers, Pembroke make, slightly soiled. Bizes, one pair 36x29, one pair 42x29 and one pair 46x29. Kemnant price 50c. 7 pairs Youths’ Merino Drawers, soiled, Size 36. Remnant price 25c. pair. First floor, first annex.) Arvzox Dersnruesr. 8 Children's Fine Mull Aprons, hem- Stitched waist, and skirt finished with nar- row Hamburg edge and herringbone. Bise 2 years. Remnant price 50c. each. 4 Children’s fine India Linon aprons, ‘waist trimmed in hed embroidery and tucks with fancy stitching, deep hem around bot- tom ana broad ties, Size 4 years. Kemnant price @1 each, (Second fluor, 10th at. extension.) Cumpzews Axp Misses D rant MENT. 1 Misses’ Dark Green Beaver Cloth New- market, with cape. Size 16 years Rem- Bant price $7. 1 Misses’ Black Beaver Cloth Newmarket, with cuffs, collar aud front edged with As trakhan, Size 16 yeara Kemnant prico e10. 1 Misses’ Dark Striped Cloth Ulster, ouble-bressted and with small double cape. size 12 years. Remnant price $7. 1 Misses’ All-wool Cloth Dress, Skirt of fancy striped cheviot, with full tucked waist of plain broadcloth. Size 12 years. Kem- nant price $6.75, 1 Child's Electric Blue Beaver Cloth Coat, with cape, Size 4 years, Remnant price 85. 1 Child's Biue and Gray Striped Cloth Coat, ulster shape, with «mall capa Size 3 years. Remusnt price $3 50. (Third floor, LOth st, extension.) Luvs ion Usvrnwean Dz. PARTMENT. 4 pairs Ladies’ All-wool Pants. 2 size 28 and 2 size 30. Remnant price $1.25 pair. 2 Boys’ All-woot Grsy-mixed Shirts, slightly ‘soiled. Size 34. Remnant price 50c. each. Half price. 1 Boys’ Camel's Hair Shirt, slightly dam aged. Size 30. Remuant price 85. 10 Children’s Swiss Ribbed All-wooi and Lisle and Wool Vests, Sizes from 1 to 3 years. Remnant price 75c. 5 Children’s Swiss Ribbed All-wool and Lisle and Wool Vests, to fitchild from 3 months tol year old. Kemunant price 50c. each. About half price, (Firat floor, second annex.) Bore Crormxe Dersnruens. 3 Blue Flannel “Mother's Friend” Shirt Waists. Sizes 5,7 and 8 years, Regular price $1.25, Remnant price $1. 3 Sterling Blue Flannel Blouse Waists. Sizes 6,12 and 13 years. Regular price $1.50. Remnant price $1.23, 2 Gray Striped Cheviot Suita. Sizes 4and & years. Regular price $4.50. Remnant price 82.50. 2 Gray and Blue Plaid Cheviot Suits, Sizes ‘Tend 11 years, Regular price $5. Rem- Rant price $3. ‘2 pairs Blue and Brown Piaid Pants. Size S years, Regular price $1. Bemnant price 500. @ pairs Gray Striped Cheviot Pants, Sizes and 11 years, Begular price $1. Rem- mantprice 750. ‘2 patre Silk Mixed Cassimere Pants, Sizes ‘Land 12 years, Regular price $1.50, Rem- pant price $1. 8 pairs Cheviot and Fancy Worsted Pan ta, Sizes 4,5 and 13 year, Regular prices 62.25, @2 and $1.75. Remnant price $1. ‘7 pairs Tricot, Worsted and Fancy Oheviot Ponts. Sizes 5,6,70nd 12 years. Regu- lar prices $3, 62.25 and 62 Remnant price D.C. THURSDAY; ree LOTHAR GP. DAY FOR CLOSING OUT ALL “ODDS AND FROM HANDLING, &c, THE “SPECIAL 88 DURING THE PaST TWO WEEKS OUR PATRONS, WHICH FACT 18 VERY ION IN CONSEQUENCE OF THOSE SALES BIMENTS, AND AS OUR CUSTOM IS NOT NEXT WEEK, WE HAVE CULLED THEM GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, THEREBY UNITY TO SECURE NEW AND SEASON- LLY LOW PRICES, Lice Corram Deranruext. Our unusually lance trade in this depart- ment during the past two weeks has left many “one-pair lots” in stock. With ‘View to closing them out guickly we have ‘marked them for Friday's sale at prices one- half, one-third and one-quarter less than they were originally, All this season's Goods ; no bad patterns. ECRU NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. No. 26, one pair, Remnant price, 61.50. No. 182, one pair. Remnant price, 86.57. No, 213, one pair. Remnant price, 63.47. ‘No, 108, one pair. Remnant price, 960. ‘No, 37, one pair. Remnant price, $2.75, No, 92, one pair, Remnaut price, 84.38. No. 76, one pair. Remnant price, $1.83. No, 45, one pair. Remnant price, $1. WHITE NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. No. 169, one pair. Remnant price, 8.85. No. 81, one pair, Remnant price, $2.46, . No. 42, ove pair. Remnant price, 81. No. 278, one pair. Remnant price, $1.07 No. 74, one pair. Remnant price, $1. No. 189, one pair. Remnant price, $1.95, No. 362, one pair. Remnant price, 62.75. No. 157, one pair, Remuant price, $5.34. No. 38, one pair. Remnant price, $4.58. No. 228, one par, Remnant price, $1.76. No. 33, one pair, Remnant price, $1.75. No, 35, one pair, Remuant price, $1.37. No. 834, one pair. Remnant price, $1.12, COLORED MADRAS CURTAINS, No. 871, one pair, Remnant price, ¢4.36. No. 948, one pair. Remnant price, 3.38. No. 918, one pair, Remnant price, 64.25. No. 27, one pair. Remnant price, 8.42, No. 256, one pair. Remnant price, $4.88, No. 32, one pair. Remnant price, $2.57. No. 28, one pair. Remnant price, 81.88. Also two pairs Egyptian Colored Scrim Curtains, marked down to 82 pair. Call for the above curtains by the num- ders, (Fourth floor, 11thst, building. Lisex Deranruest. 1 lot of Soiled Double Satin Damask Pat- tern Cloths. These goods are new, but were Jeft from the “special Sale” of Cloths held s few weeks siuce, and we have marked them at the following low prices: 2 2x2-yard Cloths. Remnant price 83 20each. 2 2x3-yard Cloths, Remnant price $3.25 each. 3 2x3-yard Clothe Remnant price @3.50 each. 2 24x2-yard Cloths, Remnant price 84.25 each. 2 2yx3-yard Cloths, Remnant price 84.75 each. 2 yard Cloths, Remnant price 85.75 each, x 1 24xd-yard Cloth. Remnant price 86.75. Excellent opportunity to secure = nice Dinner Cloth for Thankssiving at from one- third to one-half less than the “Special Sale” prices were, (Second fivor, 11th st. building.) Basser Dersntuesz, 1 Lined Work Basket, Regular price $2, Remnant price 750. 2 Lined Work Baskets. Regular price Remuant price $1. 1 Lined Work Basket, Regular price $1.75, Remnant price 75c. DAMAGED BASKETS. 1 Rope Waste Basket. Regular price $2.50, Kemnaut price #1. 1 Rope Waste Basket. Regular price $1.50. Remnant price 75, 2 Waste Ba.kets on stands, Regular price 82.50, Remnant price 7c. 1 Waste #usket on xtaud. Regular price $1.75. Remnant price 500. 1 Waste Basket ou stand. Regular price BSc. Kemnant price 35. 1 Waste Basket ou stand, Regular price Jac. Remuant price 25e. ‘2 Waste Baskets on 35e, Remuant price 20c. cach, 3 Waste Baskets on stands. Regular price 370. Remnant price 15c. each, © Luncheon Bas.ets. Regular price 250, Remmant price 10c, each. 6 Japanese Baskets. Regular price 10c. Remnant price 5c. each. 1 Wail Pocket. Regular price 25c, Rem- ant price 15c. (Secoud floor, first annex.) Guove Dersnrwenr, 19 pare Ladies’ 4-button Dressed Kid Gloves in Cream, White, Lemon and Pearl Bligutly soiled. 13 paire mize 5%. 6 pairs size 54g. Regular price 75c. Kemuant price 15¢. 5 pairs Ladies’ 5-button Pinked Wrist Real Kid Gloves in Tan and Gray, Regular price $1.50. Kemmant price $1. 2 pairs Ladies’ 4-buiton Keal Kid Gloves in Greev with feather-stitch em- broidery. 1 pair s:ze 534. 1 pair size 535. Regular price $1.50. eumant price 50a, (First floor, 11th st. building ) Tea Gows Dur .xrwenr. 2 Ladies’ All-wool Gray and Black Striped Cashmere Tea Gowus with rove froutof * Plain Gray. Size34. Keguiar price $12.50, Remnant price $8 5u. 1 All-wool Biack Cashmere Wrapper, smocked yoke and trimmed with narrow cord. Size 34 Resuar price $12.50, Remuant price 87 50. 1 All-wool Bisck Cashmere Tea Gown. Size Reguar price $12.50. Remnant Price 87.5 1 Ladies’ All-wool French Flannel Tes Gown, robe front of Cardinal Cusiwere, Size 34 Regular price $14. Kemuant $9, (Ahird floor, 11th st. building.» Israxts’ Derantwest, years. Remuant price 50c. each. C24 floor, 10th st. extension.) Lions: Mosus Uspzawean NOVEMBER 20. 1899°—TEN PAGES. Taz Coxsmaniox, 2200, 1202, 1204 F ST. CORNER 19TH X.W. DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND TRIMMINGS. ‘We bave never done justice to these departments as Yet. but today we eball rive you some ides of our line, styles and prices. A full line of Wool Cashmeres, Henrietta finish, ogee aay cea Serges, ail colors, 38 A full line of All-woo! Plaids with plain eround, 480. ‘Tuts particular line ts very scarce on account of the select styles and the price, ‘We have just received a full line of fine Henriettas CENTS PER YARD FOR No. 12 2\4-INCH. WIDE DOUBLE FACE SATIN RIBBON, WARRANTED PCRE SILK, IN ALL 230 | COLORS; WORTH JUST DOUBLE THE PRICE. Dw You imall shades at 50.75 and 98c. The cheapest price | GET ANY OF THOSE 250. SATIN EDGEO.G.OR Fepresents the same shades as the 980 — White Blue Ora | PUAIN FAILLE RIBBONS, 8 AND 3% INCHES shades includes Salmot, ‘Rose and all other evening aLso Afull assortment of finer Piaids and Novelties, You cannot make a mistake in your 8 lections. as the styles ‘are of this fall's impor.atiou and entirely mew. WIDE, THAT WE ARE SELLING IN ALL COLORS? DID YOU EXAMINE THE QUALITY? You WILL BE ASTONISHED IF YOU DO. AND NOW TO MAKE THE LOT LARGER AND SELL MORE OF THEM WE HAVE ADDED SOME 500, PLAID ALL-SILK RIBBONS, SOME WATERED RIBBONS THAT WERE 75c, AND OTHER FANCY RIBBONS THAT 40-inch Serges and Plan Came.’s Hair at 5c. and WERE 50 TO 750. A YARD. FROM TOMORROW e118 40-inch Sebastopol Cord, $1.06. 40-inch Rep, satin stripe, $1.48. 4 fuil line of Black Brill-antine from 42c. to $1.10. A full line of Plaid snd Stripe Brilianting, 44 to 65c. Nuu's Veiling in silk warp from @1.48 to $2.50. Thereis any quantity of new arrivals daily in this departument and we earnestly solicit an inspec tion. SILKS! SILKS! 40-inch China Silks, all shades, 480. Of course that seems to bes unifurm price, but the quality of our Silk is mueh better than this grade as generaily adver- tised. 19-inch Extra Heavy Twilled Surah, 650, This ts Also of a better grade. 20-inch Japanese Silk at 990. is of select material ‘and heavy, at the same time soft and elexant for wear. A full line of all the ih colors for evening wear. Silk Crepes of all the ieading shades are also shown v= ‘We have a special number at $1.24. Excellent ue. A full Line of colors in Faille at 94c. Our 24-inch Black Gros Grain at 98c. is THEY ALL GO aT ~~ = 2 Say - as CENTS A YARD aT THE BR OO . oo SRE me 83 FE BB OO) ON OXN MMMM AR on rr Mune a RP Of FOB eee Ste AA Een go MMH Ee Ree M4 § coo HE Eee > n20 316 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. 2 Silk we ‘will guarantee for any reasonable period for wear. Kies Pasace, yJG-ineh Black Khedaime at 68e. ‘This is also good jue. 21-inch All-silk Black Armure at 980, 22-inch Bengalines, in sll the leading high colors, $1.58. This is » dik made on the order of Faille It ‘bass finer cord effect and softer feeling. Velvets from 59c. up to 84 per yard. ‘Flushes from 8¥e, up to $2.50 per yard. DRESS TRIMMINGS ‘This line if not well bought and carefully selected is of no value to you as well as the house that offers the koods. The styles are continually changing and fine] We have just receiv: certain time, otherwise | prowr, foods must be sold within a wrest losses are wwcurred, OUR PRICES, Black Silk Gimp, med. width, 340. Biack Silk Gimp, narrow, but finer, 34c. Silk Ginps, 48e., S8c., S4c. and $1.38. Now we take the finer line and we startat $1.68, $2.98, €3. 48 and $3.98 per yard. Biack and Colored Chenille Fringe, 98c. Biack Bilk Fringe at Y8e. Biack Silk Ornament Gimp starts at 58c., 88c., 81.68, 91.88, $2.48, 82.75, 83.38, 83.98, 04.24. Black dilk Jet and Ornament Gimp, 62.12, @3.28, $3.78 and 85.98. oy ‘Silk Vandyke, $1.48, $1.68, $2.24 and 2.71 Cut Steel Sets, $3.48, $4.38, 84.98. Jet and Turquoixe Zouaves, 89.78 a pair. Gold and Turquoise Jeweled Zouaves, $7.98 « pair. Gold and Amethyst Jeweled Zouaves, $7.95 s pair. Gold and Turquoise Jeweled Vandyke, Silver and Turquoise Jeweled Vandyke, 48 Crystal and Gold Gimp, ee Crystal aud Goid Gimp Vandyke, 82.98 “2 Gold and Turquoise Jeweled Vandyke, @7.25 * Gold aud Heliotrope Gimp. 82.48 - Gold and Heliotrope Gimp Vandyke, 85.48 “ Narrow Silver Jewel Gimp, 94.48 Fancy Persi.n Trimming, ¢3.24. Black Braid Sleeves, per set, $4.48. Black Crochet buckles, 58¢. and 740. Now, this line of elexant dress triuming is entirely ew, and when you buy you are not selec’ carried over the past tew seasons, 812-814 7TH STREET. N.W. We offer the following Special Bargains in our co t o°o ay k * coo Lub 00 a a8 K DEYARTMENT. od 100 JACKETS with VEST rolling ‘ollar, good quality CHEVRON CLOTH. handsomely finished, full lengths, with cord and tassel. All sizes in Blacks and Blues. Worth $10. Special price, : $6.25. ‘We willeell for the balance of the week those Ele t 55g ERE A H rE AA Ss, re kA Ss3 Kee 2 PPP. nH PoP on HEH H F :8° 9 J oa ccc ss, J aa ce 4 3 eA og 33i AA COU Sss8 Remember, we guarantee them to be the Genuine Seal Plush and a London dye. Ove jot of MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S COATS, * ting anything | comprising about 10 different styien in Plaids, Stripes, You are allowed 10 per cent off on your purchase, no | berks and Piain Colors. Worth from $7.50 to $10. matter what price yo. may select of the avove line. We wish to make this department to equal any we ave in sales, THE COMBINATION, 1200, 1202, 1204 F ST. COR. 12TH N.W. EAUFMAN & SICKLE, TSS TSS TTT TTT Wa. H. McKyews Dany Lerten. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 20, 1890, It is not strange that we are doing the bulk of the Cost and Cloak trade of tho city when you consider that ours is the only exe usive Coat, Cloak «nd Suit houre in the city, and carrying the larvest, most varied and attractive stock. "Twould be strange if we were not. Wecall special tention to new Fur-trimmed Coats, with Muffs to match, Today we give our space to the elegant line of Ladies’ Waiets for house and street wear. Stylishly made from ‘ilk, Flannel and Heuretts Cloths. 82.50, we ngcead $7.75, $8, $11, $13.50 to & Also Tes Gowns of rich China Silks, in Lavender, Pink, Light Blue and Black, 820 and $21.50 each. WILLIAM H, MoKNEW Guecessor to R. H Taylor, 983 Paave nw. Bi BEDAELAALEALALAADRLALAODBAAbLAA PPDE OF WEST BLEACHED MUSLIN, Siqc. Bieached Canton Flannel, 5: DEPAR1 MENT STORES, 219-28 1241-1243 Lith st'ae. Dx Goons. ANDROSCOGGIN BLEACHED COTTON, 8. YALD-WIDE BLEACH! D COTTON, 50. FEATHERPRUOF TICKING, 15c, Poet AS CS anna auch 3 all Jive LADIE + 0. . 1t WITTE EEE TEE LOW CASE C04 LON, 9c. Special price 26.48, MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. In our MILLINEKY DEPARTMENT we will com- tinue to offer FRENCH !ELT HATS and BONNETS, soldevery- where for $1.25. €1.50 and #1.7 ain 750 WOOL FELT HATS, sold everywhere for S7e. and 1, at. mune 4804 BE\\ER FLATS, FRENCH FELTS, worth Special bargains in all departments, Ee] Mdina aA, Ep nee rere: > > at 812-814 7TH ST. NW. Tse Pick Or Tar Maxxer. DELICIOUS PEACHES. AND LUSCIOUS PEARS, IN 3-POUND CANS. VEKY LITTLE HIGHER THAN LAST YEAR. dW. BURCHELL S25 Fat, 25-3m Your Ssors Aner Auwars Pousuen WHEN YOU WEAR PATENT LEATHER MEN'S LADIES’, MISSES’, BOYS’ AND CHIL DREN'S PATENT-LEATHER SHOES. NEWEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES, EVERYTHING THAT COMPRISES A FIRST-CLASS STOCK CAN BE FOUND HERE. HOOVER & SNYDER, o17-3m 1217 Penn. ave. gBLACK and COLOKED' ENRIETTA, yarawde | Sare Secuniries 5. SiAWLS in great variety and prices. Large live of Ri GS trom: 60c. up. Bo\s' WAISTS and KNEE PANTS. BOhTREP'S DUPLEX CORS: TS, 81. Ladies’ and Children's UNDERW EAB, FRE CH WOVEN CORDETS, 500. NUiSING CORSL18, Chilureu’s ALL-WOUL KiD SHIRTS, 25c. 1. B 1OWNER & SOX, 1516 7th ow, 220 Dovesas & Bao. DNTER-OCEAN BUILDING, NINTH 8ST. To introduce the new and exquisite Handkerchief BANKING NEXT TOGOVERNMENTS IN POINT OF SAFEIY, AND NOT FLUCTUATING MAT BIALLY. WE HAVE A LARGE List OF MUNICIPAL BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND SCHOOL, PAYING THE IN- VESTOR FROM 5 PER CENT TO 6 PER CENT, PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. B.A. KEAN & COw BANKERS, 115 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Perfume*May Buds” we will on Friday, Saturday — em worth of goods and over one ten-cent bottle of this Dhorren Fiery Cesrs. 5 move richt along at 63.50. To move them eee only. DOUGLAS & BRO, Ladies’ Welt Sole Bright Dongola Button, ‘Weukenfast last; ood seliers at @3. Friday 220 512 Ninth ot, apd waturday price drove Gc. ‘3 ‘wae low price forthem Friday and Satur day, €2.50. ‘J Diaswarme. — ‘The best of all Cosmetics during the winter. ‘Ladies will find it keeps the hands and face soft and smooth during the roughest weather. Gentlemen may use it with grest comfort after shaving. 30EN & LITTLE, ‘B20-2t ° 422 Otd et. “Te ee ‘books, Live without cooks” ‘These are only s few of the many Gsinty volumes , J found at E ROBERT F. MILLER'S,