Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1890, Page 4

WASHINGTON: SATURDAY... = CHOSEY S&S. NOYES. - a -November 22, 1990. THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Mediam ts worth mere than all the other papers published in ashington. E very year there are s great many more ap- Plicants for street improvements than the esti- mated available revenues of the District and the appropriations can satisfy. The unsuccess- fal in the scramble for such loudly express their dissatisfaction with the selection of streets to be improved. and the great burden of criticism falls upon the Dis triet Commissioners, It has long been recog- nized that any change in the law which would increase the amount of annual improvements and thus reduce the number of the disappointed, or any change in system which would shift the responsibility for failure to obtain improve- ments upon the unsuccessful themselves, would be highly desirable. With these objects in view the plan was proposed several years ago of » partial roturn to the board of public works special assessment method. The pro- ject was much the same as that which has been recently considered by the Commissioners. A bill was introduced im 1987. which proposed that a lump appropriation for street improve- ments should be made, that streets should be improved first upon the application of property owners, and theresfter in the e: of the best sioners, and that one-third cost of the —_improvemonts be assessed upon abutting property. streets could, of course, be improved xercise discretion of the Commis- of the should More if the total amount devoted to the purpose were three times the sum that the District could con- tribute instead of twice this sum as at present, and to @ certain extent the responsibility for obtaining or failing to obtain such improve- ments would be thrown upon the property | owners themselves. But it was discovered that the bill did not satisfactorily meet the ease, and it was finally disapproved by the Commis- sioners themselves, to whom the avowed ob- jecta of the legislation would naturally com- mend it. A change which would muke the people of the District, individually and eollee- tively, as taxpayers aud assessed property own- ers, pay two-thirds the cost of street improve- ments. ins hardly be popular. The dissatisfaction 2ad of one-half as at present, could of the hitherto unsuccessful applicant for improve- ments would in many cases be intenvitied by coupling with his improvement a special as~ seasment which hia neighbor had not been compelled to pay. cerning the s Room for discontent cpn- ets improved would uot bee- moved. If the improvement of more streets was asked than the lump appropriation would pay for the same discrimination among: the streets that is now comp to be exercised by som petitioning for imp: ody. ined of would need If the streets ements were insuflicient to exhaust the appropriation the Commis- siouers would have to perform the dis- azreenble task of selecting arbitrarily ad- ditional streets to be Improved and assessed. A steady development of the permit system might give to property owners who are willing to pay a special assessment for immediate at- tention to the paving of their streets the de- sired opportunity. The smaller the proportion contributed by the District toward the im- provements in these cases the greater the re- snits, for the District's fand is the limited one. If it were possible in such improvements to substitute the individual property owners en- tirely for the District. and throw one-half the tost of improving the streets as at present pon the nation which owns them, and the other half upon the petitioning property owners, the ideal system of special assessments might be attained. Then the District’ ‘8 rev- enues available for street improvements could be devoted in conjunction with the equal fational contribution to a general schedule, ine! avenues of communication. ‘The schedule of improvements, based upon a viing the development of great natural general broad systematic plan of develop 15; the city as tho cational capital, should not and cannot be moulded by petitioning citizens, but must be framed and carried out without regard to the anterprise or lack of enterprise of individual property owners, $e The doctrine that Christ is to come econd time in great glory to reign personally on earth before the thousand years is oue that has very many «dberents among many different bodies of Christians. Some of the most learned as well as the most simple-minded followers of Christ bave joyfully embraced and proclaimed it onthe housetops. Just now there seems to be arevival in the preaching of the doctrine. The Pre-Millenzial Baptists, just im session in New York, represented in their convention nearly all the states. There fare notable men in the Episcopal, the Methodist and the Pres- byterian churches who, like the late Rector Tyng, have advocated in the pulpit and the press what they are sure they find in the of Revelation, pages Whatever the truth on the subject these men ate not cranks, and they are deeply impressed by both the statements of Scripture and by the current of secular his- tory in which they think they recognize con- firmation of their interpretations of the doc- trine of the Second Coming. —<—— Owing to the overcrowded condition of the Reform School, ite president, Mr. A. J, bas. under the law, been compelled to Falls, again notify the Police and Criminal Courts that at present and until further accommodations are provided no more boys can be received in the school, and now boys of a tender age who may nave made a misstep in Life are sent to the workhouse and jail to serve out their terms and associate with hardened and depraved persons and to come out graduates in crime. It is earnestly hoped that some action will be taken by Congress at its next session to correct this srying evil and provide further facilities at the school for boys of this class, Throughout the states great care istaken and large expendi- tures made to care for the youth of this do-~ scription, but unless something is done in this direction by Congress our workhouse end jail wilt be crowded with juvenile delinquents, where they will soon become adepts at crime and finally cost the goverument many tunes ore than the appropriations required for the eulargement of the District Reform School, — + The War Department is evidently impressed with the belief that the Sioux are in earnest in their messianic cantantrums, and that they mean tomahawk more than religion. The ay- erage borderer who knows the Indian character better than most of us is getting ready for eventualities which in his mind are associated rather with savage than divine energy, ‘Thus it is seen that the two parties who on the pale face side have got to deal with this ghost dance sre not troating it as a Buffalo Bill show. The precautions are well taken, no matter what Loppens — + Col. Polk, president of the National Farmer@ Alliance, is im town, and they do say that he fas been walking up the avenue past the White House and looking over the fence with the air | TIME WILL TELL WHO WILL BE THE WINNER OF THE HANDSOME FOURTEEN (4) DAY IMPORTED FRENCH ONYX AND GOLD cLoce AND CANDELABEAS DISPLAYED IN OUR SHOW WINDOW, WHICH WE WILL GIVE TO THE PERSON ‘WHO GUESSES NEAREST TO THE NUM- BER OF DAYS, HOURS AND MINUTES THE CLOCK WILL RUN. EVERY PURCHASE OF 25 CENTS OB OVER WILL ENTITLE THE PURCHASER TO A GUESS. ‘MESSRS. R. HARRIS & CO. JEWELER® WILL WIND THE CLOCK, SEAL IT AND START IT OX ITS RUN AT NOON ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER THE 24TH GUESSING SLIPS WILL BY GIVEN WITH EACH PURCHASE, COMMENCING MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, AND CONTINUE UNTIL MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, AT NOON, WHEN CONTEST WILL CLOSF, WHEN BAL- LOTS WILL BE PLACED IN THY HANDS OF SOME PROMINENT; GENTLEMEN, WHO WILL, WHEN THE CLOCK STOPS, DECIDE ON THE WINNER OF THE CLOCK AND CANDELABRAS. GUESS OFTEN. EVERY PURCHASE OF 25 CENTS OR OVER ENTITLES YOUTOA GUESS. : WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY, DROP IT IN BOX CENTER OF STORE OR TAKE IT HOME, FILL IT OUT, BRING IT OR SEND IT TO US. WE WILL DkOP IT FOR YOU. WE WISH YOU LUCK. THE RR 00 NN WN £ BOoO®O NNN BRO O NNN BB OO NNN BBO OO) ON ON MM Mat A coo H H FI MMMM AA RR cc H UU a ww fk RMR § o BE EF MMM AA KR COCO H H EEE Toe Tes E ‘RYTSING Time will tell if you take advantageof the following bargains: CLOAK DEPARTMENT BARGAINS, All-woo! Reefer Jacket, high sleeves, $4. $8 Striped Newmarkets, #4. 87.50 Black Beaver Newmaricts, $4. Guess Monday, FUR DEPARTMENT BARGAINS. Black Coney Capes, long shawl collar, 85, Black Russian Hare Capes, shaw! collar, 36, Astrachan Cloth Capes, satin lined, $3.50, Children’s White Thibet Sets, 3, Guess often. HOSIERY DEPARTMENT BARGAINS, ‘25e. Ribbed Vests at 19 cents. 48c. Ribbed Vests and Panta, 39c. Children’s Merino Vests and Pants, ribbed arts, Pants ribbed below knees, 23c. to 48c, Guess every day. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT BARGAINS. Cambric Ruffle Brirts at 450. 100 Embroidery Night Gowns at 850, Embroidery Ruftie Drawers at 45c. Don't delay your guessing. CORSET DEPARTMENT BARGAINS, Long Waist German Woven Corset, embroid- ery Dast, im White and Drab, tu self aud con- ‘trasting color embroideries, at 50c. pair. Only 12 days to guess in, NOTION DEPARTMENT BARGAINS. Bay Rum, pint bottle, 10c, Florida Water, half pint, 10c, Violet Water, 10c, Cozac Bath Soap, large, 8c, Cabnell Hair Pins, 3e, Now is the time to guess, RIBBON DEPARTMENT BARGAINS, ‘Those 15-cent Double-faced Satin Ribbons, in all colors, worth double, and that lot of ~ cent Ribbons in Satin Edge, @. G., Gros Faille and Plaids, watered and fancies, Worth 50 te Tie, Guess again, FLOWER DEPARTMENT BARGAINS. Small, Medium and Lahye Black Birds, 25¢. Velvet Roses in all colors; s bunch of Gat 2c, Black Ostrich Bands at © Quess (/ you want i, LACE DEPARTMENT BARGAINS. ‘Those Torchon Laces, Rdgew and Inserting. at Ue. a yard worth more wholesale today. Only tweive days to guess in, HAT DEPARTMENT BARGAINS, Large Felt Flats, Black and al] colors, 48¢, ‘Those $1.25, 1.48 Felt Hats, all colors, 890. TIME WILL TELL OF MORE BARGAINS. | mone, | of a mar who wanted to take « house in Wash- ingtwe fora few winters, —$_—- a —__. Wasisington may have a base ball olub pext Fear, and in selecting it care should be taken that we get one that « pennant goes with. eee ——$—<— Mr. Jay Gould bas now taken to his throbbing bosom nearly all the railroads wust of the At- lamtic oceam. Mr. Goutd ie bound to this country by more ties than any other man in it. — What the earth and the fullness thereof needs Just now is = great big doubie-barrelied, ten- story, forty-horse power Koch lymph factory to rum day and night to meet the demand. $$ Nobody need worry about the subtreasury plan of the Farmers’ Alliance, Just as soon as that bedy Las been in statesmansbip long enough to learn the radiments it will drop the pian. A politseian dees @ great many thiugs that s stewsuiay Juve not Lave to do, WATCH YOR THEM. @UESS AGAIN at BOM MARCHE ie «de i — — STAR: WASHINGTON. M. W. Guz, Bao & Co. 1107 Penns, Ave., Cull attention to their unusa- Ally large stock of LEATHER GOODS, ‘Richly mounted im chased, plain and oxidized Silver, including POCKET BOOKS, FOLIOS, CARD an4 LETTER CASES, CALEX- DARS, PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, CIGAR and CIGARETTE CASES, PRAYER BOOKS, DESKS and ENGAGEMENT PADS. Bpecial attention is called to their line of WHITF. LRATHER GOODS, designed especially for Redding Presenta, 223 W. B. & A. M. Evaa PAINLESS DEXTISTS, Have Removed to 1217 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. XN. W. Bix rooms; finest furnished dental office in the city; five operators; teeth extracted positively without pain or danger, We use no Chloroform, Ether or Gas, but a harmless ‘Vegetable vapor, patented and used by us only, Our Painless System is used by us only, Having ‘used it for yoars, it has been proven safe avd harm- less. Its effects aro pleasant and transient, From one to twenty teeth extracted in three minutes. A ream of bliss, A hundred dollars forfeited to any Person when we cannot extract their teeth without Pain or danger, Over 10,000 testimonials on file in our office. A FAIR PROPOSITION. To satisfy every one interested I will, in compoti- tion, submit my system for extracting teeth without Pain to thorough practical teats, before any chosen committee of medical experts, that it is positively harmless in its effects tv any one. I will forfeit for such purpose 8500 if not found entirely harmless, only asking in return, if sustained, the certificate of the committee ss to the fuct, Who dare accept this offer? W. B, EVANS, D.D.S., Specialist. Full set of 8, 8. White's Teeth for only $8, Guar- anteod to be the beat Teeth in the world, to fit per- fectix, look natural and give entire satisfaction. Gold and Porcelain Crowns and Evans’ system of bridge work, TEETH (WITHOUT PLATE) INSERTED BY US IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Toothache stopped, and decayed natural teeth (not too bad) trested and saved. Fillings of all kinds inserted. Painless operations guaranteed. Do not pay exorbitant prices to your dentist, but call and see us. it 1217 PENN. AV! N. Ww. Tx: Moves, 908 7TH 8ST. N.W. THE PANTS QUESTION SOLVED. Every man wears pants (afew married men excepted) and every mu bas More or less rouble xetting them. Your tailor on we fit or his assortment is small, WiPicee Stk he problem for yon. We have ust : what you are looking for AN AVALANCHE OF PANTS, Over 200 styles; tailor made: perfect fit: correct shapo: for shorts and longa, fats and leans, Prices about on your tailors charge, Pants is our special hobby. We make that one par- ticular wu study and gell Vauts only. ‘stock of HATS. HaTs, HATS, CRUSHES, STIFFS AND SILKS. One of our moat important departments is MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Here we show all the new styles of Collars and Cuffs of all the leading makes. Ui dered und Laundered Shirts and Fuil Drese Shi ‘We have some specialties in Neck wear, Our stock of Underwear embraces all the best makes in natural wool, scarlet medicated, camel's hair and. white merino. Our business methods are strictly ONE PRICE; an honest representation of qoods and prices as low, quality considered, as quoted anywhere, COME AND SEE US. aye TANZER & CO, ALL DEPARTMENTS, SEASONABL ONE THINGS RELATIVE TO CHR ST, BUILDING INTO AN “APRUN F 5 ‘This indispensable article of dress for the house grows in popularity for Holiday Gifts each successiveseason and the almost phenom enal eeles of last year caused us to give studi- @us attention to this liueof goods. We have the largest, handsomest and best - assorted Stock in this city, comprising both foreign and domestic ‘Special attention is called to the following as teing fair representations of our immense SPECTAL. 100 dozen Lawn Aprons, with 4-inch hem, Hamburg inscrting 6 inches wide snd three tucks above inserting; imshed with wide ties. —Price 250.— 100 dozen Nurses’ Imported Lawn Aprons, With deep hem and two rows of Hamburg in- sorting; finished with wide ties, Price 37}4c.— 100 dozen Nurses’ Imported India Linon Aprons, 58 inches wide, with a 7-inch hem and Siteen tucks above; extra wide ties, —Price 75¢.— ‘Also # full line of French Short Aprons, upward. Large anortment of Nurses’ French Extra Wide and Long Aprons. ——$1 to $3.25 each.— Children’s Imported Fancy Black Aprons. $2 to 84 cach.—— (econd floor, 10th st. extension.) Wruar Devanrsext. ‘We are showing some very superior garments fn the way of Short Wraps and Carriage Gar- ments, Our Imported “Velour-du-Nord” Wraps are very elegantly embroidered, and we have them ina variety of shapes and qualities, ‘Theso are decidedly the most dressy garments @stout lady can wear, —Prices range from 840 to @145— OPERA WRAPs. Our stock of Opera Wraps this season is far superior to any we have ever shown. They are of our own direct importation, and you cannot find any duplicates in this city, asthe styles areoxclusive. We think these are the cream of this season's production, We have them in silk, Sicilian, Armures, Henricttas, &. We call attention to two very Kecherche ‘Wraps: No, 1 ina Handsome Opera Wrap, in an elo- gant quality of Cream Henrietta, with a Crepe Satin linine; White Feather Trimming and elaborately embroidered in White and Gold, ~—Price $18.—— No. 2 is a Superior Quality Cream Henrietta Wrap, with White aud Gold Embroidery, trimmed with White Angora Wool and lined with Satin, — Price 825.—— FUR-TRIMMED JACKETS Are in reat demand, and we have a very ele- gant assortment in Heavy and Medium-weight Cheviots and Chevrons, trimmed with ‘Astrakhan, Persian Lamb, Marten, ‘Beaver and Mink, with and without Satin !inings; in the very latest shapes aud very exceptional values, LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS. We are showing a very superior line of the=s Jackets in all the newest and most desirabla styles and fabrics, from —5 to 865.— Wo particularize © Heavy Double-breasted Cheviot Cloth Jacket, with high shoulders, at the remarkably low price of aa (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Dues: Goons Deranrvesr. The “Special” offerings in this department preparatory to our “Holiday Sales" consists of “ODD PIECES,” by which we mean one or to patterns of akind left from regula: lines that we have marked away below regular prices and shall place them on sale Monday morning for Your inspection. “Odd Pieces"—in Henrietta, Pesu-de-Sote and Berge,in Groen, Brown, Gray, Old Rose end Tan, -—40-in. wide, marked down to 50c. per yd.— “Odd Pieces"—in Henrietta Cloth of Old Rose, Sappho and Garnet, ——46-in.wide, marked down to 75c. per yd.— “Odd Pieces” in Medium-weight Cloth with astrakhan surface, in plaid and stripe effects of Brown, Garnet, Gray, Green and Blue, wide, marked down to $1.50 per “Odd Pieces” in Medinm-weight Cloth, Foule finish, in Brown, Olive and Medium Green, 2-in. wide, marked down to 7c. per y.— ld Pieces”—in Heather Mixtures of Gray, Brown, Green and Blue. Conzws Tennuxe Srone, 523 11TH ST. N.W., TWO DOORS SOUTH OF F STREET. Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. We offer for Monday: BLACK ALL-SILK VAN DYKE TRIMMING, 8 INCHES WIDE, 1.50 YARD. a = = 2 « e250 © Received today s line of COLORED SILK BALL EDGING. all colors, 85¢. yard, COLORED AND TINSEL GIMP, % inch wide, pointed patterns, very stylish for edging, all colors, 15c. YARD. Full line of COLORED 4-KNOT FRINGES, 91 yard, GIMP BLEEVES, in sl) tho new shapes, just opened. We desire to call special attention to our elegant as- sortment of EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, From 10¢. to $2.50 each, Choice patterns of BLACK SILK HANDEER- CHIEFS, very styiish, embroidered in White or Colors, 8. COHEN & CO., 523 11th st. ow. a TERS Desrrnice Cleanses tho Tecth, Purifes aud Sweetens the Breath and destroys the germs of decay. It em- braces the modern antiseptics, slong with the best-known powders for the teeth. 25 cents a bottle, Prepared only by W. 8. THOMPSON, PHARMACIST, ‘We have been making a stady in TEA for the pur- elation: pose of determining the between drinking value and cost, Awa result we offer s splendid Mixed Tes for S0e, ‘in. wide, marked down to 75¢, per ¥d.—= (First floor, 10th st, extension.) Lusixe Depanruzst. Aside from all staple linings, of which we keep always & complete assortment, we name the following new specialties for Monday: STRIPED SATINS for Wrap and Sleeve lin- ‘ings come prettier every season. We have just received new line with linen back, making it very durable, in an attractive variety of rich colorings. ——21-in. wide, 50c, per yd,—- QUILTED SATIN. A full line of Quilted Satin linings in shades to match all the new Dress Goods and Silka, —~€0, 75¢, and 81.15 per yd.—— QUILTED ITALIAN CLOTH. In6eal Brown, Garnet. Green, Blue and Black, ——S4-in. wide, 50c. per ya.— MOREEN. Suitable for Ladies’ Underskirts, in Hair Line Stripes, also Black, Red, Brown and all shades of Gray, ——27-in, wide, 50c. per ya, (Firat floor, 10th st. extension.) N OTION Deranruent Shell Emories, —10 and 250.—— Key Racks, 36 and 620,— Glove Necossaries, —81 and $1.25,-—- Plush Tomato Cushions, —-45, 62 aud 75¢.— Bhoe Horns, —100.-— Fancy Garter Buckles, —-260.— Stocking Darners, —8 and 10c,--— Glove Menders, —300.— Cube Pins, —-1e and 1he.—- Spool Holders, Ie Strawborry Emories, (—Tand lie, —100-— ‘Tomato Cushions, 15, 25, 37 and 500. —— Strawberry Cushions, * —T6e. and $1.25. Bon-bon Tuba, —25e.— Bon-bon Buckets, —250,—— ‘Tub Cushions, —25e-—= Enameled Jewel Cases, ——62.75.—. ‘First foor, 21th st, building.) 5. c., SATURDAY, A EMBER 22. °1890-SIXTBEN PAGE WW 0 OID WW AR D 3, Ste LO T HIRO TIC HOLIDAY DISPLAY" WE SHALL, BEGIX NIN@ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, HOLD A SE| RIES OF “SPRCIAL SALES" IM ‘3B MERCHANDISE WILL BE OFFERED aT &M | INIMUM PRICES IN ORDER TO MAKE ROO|M FOR THE THOUSAND axD ISTMaB, TO GIVE AN IMPETUS TO THIS O/ CCASION WE HAVE CONVERTED TRE ENTI| RE SECOND FLOOR OF ovR 10TH BAZAAR," THE DECORATIONS OF WHICH A/ RE VERY ELABORATE. SEE THEM, Srzouz Traxxsorvine Sure OF SILVER-PLATED WakE In order to bring this line of goods promi- Rently before the buying public we will offer op Monday some special barvains that should Prove of great interest to ecouomiual house- Keepers. All Silver-plated Goods sold by are of reliable quality and we quarautes sstis- faction to the consumer in every instance. pati —#1.14 per set. — 50 dozen Rogers’ Tabie —-82.28 ver set. — 50 dozen Rogers’ Medium Forks, —82.28 per set. —- 50 dozen Rogers’ Tripie-plated Steel Kuivea, --—$1.68 per set. —-- Tn addition to our regular lines of Table Flat Ware we ave s complete atock of the Cele- brated Holines & Edwards Sterling Silver Inlaid Spoons and Forks. These goods are inlaid with silver at the points most exponed to wear and are guaranteed fur twenty. Ave years, Tes Spoons, ——$2.60 and 62.75 per set—— Dessert Spoons and Forks, —#4.50 and @5 per se,— Table Spoons and Forks, —€5 and 85.50 per set— Carving Sets, finest —#5 and 85.75 por set — Carving Sets, finest xoods, in oak casem ——-87.75 aud $8.50 per eet—— Knife Reats, ——50 and 6c. each.— Handsome line of Pic Knives, Fish Knives and Forks, Berry Spoons, Soup Ladies, Fruit Eaives, Nut Picks, Oyster Forks, Coffee Spoons, Cake Baskets, quadruple plate, $2.75, 83.20, 93.65, 84.20, 5.40 and upward, Butter Dishes, quadruple piate, $1.85, $2.16, #2.50, @3 and upward. Fruit Dishes, quadruple plate, $2.75, $3.50, £3.95, @4.65, 85.76 and upward, Baking Dishes, quadruple plate, porcelain Uned, $7.25, 80, 8V.50, $10 and $10.50. Salad Bowls, quadruple plate, $5.50, 96.25 and $6.90. Tea Sets of five pieces in handsome designs, 821.40 per set, Also Water Pitchers, Ice Tubs, Boup Tureens, Crumb Trays, &c, (Firat floor, 11th st, building.) Hasoxsncaers, In this department we aro sti ll selling our last spring importations at prices that cannot be duplicated, We call your attention to the four following specialties in ladies' goods: DUCHESS£ LACE HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladies’ Real Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs in exquisite designs at —850, 65, 750. $1.25.— JAPANESE WHITE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, Ladies’ Hemstitched White Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, with scalloped edges, embroid- ered in White and colored silks— —25, 35 and 50c.— JAPANESE COLORED SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, Ladics’ Hemstitched Japsuese Colored Silk Handkorchiefs, in Pink, Biue, Cardinal and Gold— Sizes, 20, 22 and 24-in.—prices, 50, 750. and $1.—— JAPANESE OPEN-WORK HANDKERCHIEFS., Ladies’ White Hemstitched Japaneso Silk Handkerchiefs, with two rows fancy silk opea wor) —25, 35 and 500.— First floor. 11th st. building.) Ji ERSEY Devarruenr, 1 line of Ladies’ Black All-wool Jerseys. Bizes 32 to 42. Price, $1.50. 1 line of Ladies’ Black All-wool Jerseys, with and without vests. Sizes 32 to42. Price, $2. 1 line of Ladies’ Black All-wool Je rseys, wit ‘Vest, extra weight. Sizes 32 to42. Price, $2.59. 1 liite of Ladies’ All-wool Jerseys, in Navy and Brown, with vest, Stzea 32 to 42, Price, ee. 1 line of Ladies’ Gray All-wool Jerseys, with Vest. Sizes 32 to 42. Price, $1.50. 1 line of Misses’ All-wool Jerseys, in Cardi- nal, Brown and Black, Sizes 24, 26, 28 and 30. Price, 81. 1 line of Ladies’ Black All-wool Jerseys, elaborately trimmed with mohair and soutache braid. Sizes 3210 42. Price, 83. 1 line of Ladies’ Black All-wool Jerseys, neatly braided in military style and hugh full sleoves. Sizen 32 to 42 Price, 82.50. 1 line of Ladies’ Black All-wool Fleece-lined Jerseys, with full high sleeves and handsomely trimmed with Hercules braid. Sizes 32 t0 38, Price, $4.50. 1 line of Ladies’ Black All-wool Jerseys, with mohair braid trimmings, forming a yoke, and high sleeves. Bizes 32 to 42. Price, 8 (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Guove Department. Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves in Tans, Modes, ear and Black, embroidered in feather stitch. $1.25 pair. Ladies’ 4-button Reynier Suede Gloves in assorted shades of Tans and Grays, $1.65 pair, Ladies’ 8-button-length Dressed Kid Mus- quetaire Gloves in Tans aud Black, $1.85 pair. (First floor, 11th at. building.» . Ladies’ 5-button Pinked Wrist Imperial Real Kid Gloves in Black and sssorted shadesof Tan, Brown and Gray. Price $1.50 per pair. Ladies' 8-button-length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves in Tans, Modes and Grays, with feather stitch embroidery. Price $1.60 per paix, Firat floor, 11th st, building.) Parr Dersnrvent. “VICTORIA CLOTH.” ‘Ibis ts a New Dress Fabric, half wool, and we have just received two thousand yards in all de- sirable Fail and Winter shadings of Plaids and Stripes—excelient imitation of fine all-wool goods. ~—22 inchos wide: 12%. per yard. — 1.000 yards Victoria Cloth iu a better grade, ‘36 inches wide; 20c. per yard. “ERINCESS CASHMERE.” Another line of those elegant Princess Cash- ‘meres, which are so desirable for Ladies’ “House Diesses" and **Tes Gowns.” Ali uew Fall and Winter shades in Persian desigus and choice figured effects. —27 inches wide; 10 and 123¢c. per yard,-— “LIGHT CALICOES," New shipment just received of Light Calicoes in all neat figures~superior quality, and 6c. per yard. (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Urnorsreny Depantwenr. ‘To make room for the Holiday Goods we have made the following reductiouvin fine Screens: MOUNTED SCREENS, One ‘Three-fold Osk Screen mounted in sat- teen cretoune, Markeddown from 818 to 810, ‘One ‘Three-fold Stained Cherry Screen, mounted tn plain silk. Marked down from $26 to g10. One Th-ee-fold Stained Cherry Sercen, mounted in plainsik, Marked dowu from 625 to $18. One Four-fold Japanese Screen, cloth beck, Red satin front, eubroidered in gold, Marked down from $24.50 to $12.25. ‘Three Fire Sereous, etubroidered front, cloth back, ove panel, bamboo frame. Marked down from $5 to 84. UNMOUNTED THREE-FOLD SCREENS. One Natural Cherry Screen, hard olf finish, double hinges, Marked down from 13 to $10, Une Natural Cherry Screeu, bard oil Guish, @ouble binges. Marked down from $18 to ‘Que Natural Cherry serven, hard oll finish, double hinges. Marked down trom $18.75 to $13. One Oak Screen, hand-carved panel Marked down from 822 to $14 MISOKLLANEOUS, er yard. One line of Cotton Pongee, 36 inches wide, wood colors, Marked down from 15ec. to 12}. per yard. 2 Battoen Cretonnes that have mever been shown except in comforts end made-up pillows, We are offering these in exeiusive patterns at 1240, per yard. (Fourth floor, 11th at, building.) oe Lorex Derarnest, STAPLE NEW GOODS, ‘Monday last we gave you ‘list of Linen which to make your selections for Thaonegrn, ing and remarked upon thetr merite, We reit. erate today ail we then said, and asa postcript we add the following special values which we shall offer Monday morniug next. Prominent among ‘them is a new assortinent, reoently received, of HANDSOME HEMSTITCHED TABLE LOT: cl WITH NAPKINS TO MATCH, Which we offer at an exceptionally low priet, Homatitched Table Cloths, 2 yards long, With one dozen Napkins to match. @9 per set; ‘BS yards long, $10 per set; 35g yards jong, $11 per set. FRINGED SETS. Also late purchase of White Double Dam- ask Knotted Fringe Cloths, with Doylies to 2x2 yards, with one dozen Doylies to match, 87.50 set. . xiié yards, with one dozen Doyltes to match, mt ‘2x3 yarda, with one dozen Doylies to match, 69.50 eet. 22334 yards, with one dozen Doylies to match, 812 set. New patterns, daintily designed, and tn great variety. EXTRA FINE OPEN WORK SETS. iain White Double Damask Knotted Fringe Cloths, with open work borders gud ope dozen Jarge Doylies to match, 2x24 yards, with one dozen Doyiies to match, 1 a B16 set. 2x3 yards, with one dozem Doylics to 812.50, $16 and #20 ser Zi ra 2x3q yards, with one dozen Doylicsto match, 619, 8.0 and $22 set, 24x2%5 yards, with one dozem Doylies to Match. $15 set, ‘We would invite close inspsction of the above ‘ss to their quality, finish and exquisite and original LUNCHEON SETS, A large invoice of Colored Border Luncheon — 300 ta, number, With plain and knotted Dges, lore, Blue, ol Gold, Yellow, Brown, &c., roe apa 2x36 yards, with one doz. Doylies to match, 3.50, 84, $5 and 86 set.— 2x3 yards, with one doz. Doylies to match, —— 04.50, 5, 86 and @7 set. TOWELS.— Our stock of all xrades, including Fine Hnck, Dawask and Bird-eye Towels, is now completa, and we quote some extraordinary values below. #0240 Huck Towels,with plain hem or fringe, —20c. each; $2.40 per doz—— 20x42 Huck Towels, fringed of with bom, Plain White or fancy borders. = oe $3 per dor. — 2x: ‘owels, with White or colored —25e. each, €3 per doz— 22x44 Damask Towels, with kuotted fringe ‘and fancy borders, such es Blue, Pink, Yellow, Brown, Ked, ——25e. each. 83 per doz,— =— i@ our leader, and has no equal in this y. 22x50 Damask Towels, with knotted fringe and fancy borders in assorted colors. —-Siiée. each. $4.50 per dox— 2lxd4 Damask and Birdeye Towels, with knotted fringe, in plain White and fancy bor- ders. 50c. each, 86 per dozen. Also a large assortment of Huck, Damask and Birdeye Toweis, hemstitched and with plain and knotted fringes, plain aud fancy bor- ders, 75c., $1, $1.25, 91.50 and upward. hand embroidered, in plain ant foncy colors, 81.25, 81.50 up to 83 eacl SPECIAL. ‘We shall place on center table morn- ing 75 pieces extra quality 66-inch Bleached German Damask at the low price of ——T5c. per Gecond floor, 11th st, building. Fa Deranrvesr. Wo have a very extensive line of Fars, and, notwithstanding the great advance iu prices, ‘we shall sell ours at the old figures, which aro much lower than furriers are asking. Among the latest arrivals are: New French Clipped Coney Capes, New French Seal Capes. ‘Wool Seal Capes, Monkey Capes, with seal collars, New Monkey Capes, with Astrakban collars and fronts. New Mink Capes, with high rolling collar. New Gray Krimmer Capes, New Biack Marten Capes, ALSO CAPES IN THE FOLLOWING FURS: Persian Lamb, Dark Eastern Mink, Rich quality of Monkey, Water Mink, Gray Krimmer, * Golden Beaver, Cape seal, Wool Seal, Wool Seal and Astrakhan, Black Russian Hare, French Couey, White Tibet, Opossum, &e. Now Ostrich and Coque Feather Boss in Black, Natural and Cream. (Third floor, 10th st, extension.) W irre Goons Deranruent. JONES’ IMPORTED CAMBRIC. ‘These goods are 36 and 42 inches wide and are mpecially suitable for ladies’ and children's wear. Prices, 17, 20, 25, 30 aud 37i¢c. per yard. SPECIAL, 50 pieces of Pisin and Open Work Plaid Lawns. A good value at 12 TURKISH TERRY CLOTH, in 27 and 54- fuch widths, for Bath Kobes and Children's Cloaking, at 25, 3736, 50 and 75c. per yard. Alsoa complete line of Bath Sheets in Tan color and White, from $1.25 to $3.75 each. WASH CLOTHS. 150 dozen Turkish Terry Wash Cloths, 3, 5, Band 10c. each. (Second floor, 12th st, building.) Sux Deranruesr. Our Silk Department is located directly under Svery large skylight and we have oue of the handsomest and best lighted spaces in the country exclusively for Silks. Thestock is com- Piote in every liue and for Monday we ofer the following specialties, BLACK SILKs. 19-inch Surah, 60¢, inch Surah, double warp, 75c. 20-inch Faille Francaise, 750. 90¢, THE FOLLOWING AKE ACCOMPANIED WITH A GUARANTEE FOR WEAR: 20-iuch Faille Francaise, 81. -inch Regeuce, @1. 20-iveh Saccarapps Gros Grain, 61. 20-tuch Peau de Scie, #1. 20-inch Skirting, pure dye, 31. 24-inch Surah, $2, 21-inch Bengatine de Sote, 81.1255. 21 -inel Chevron Diaonal, 61.25. #1-tuch Regence, $1.25, 21-inch Bengaline, 81.25, 21-inch Veloutine, $1.25. 21-inch Saccarsppa Gros Grain, $1.25, 21-inch Faille Fraucsise, 8125, 2i-inch Armure, $1.25, 21-inch Bengaline de Soie, $1.25. COLORED SILKS. ‘27-iuch Colored Canton Silks, {ne full Line of art und staple abades. Bc. 19-inch Fancy Plaids aud Stripes, 65e, 19-inch Colored Surah, in dark shades, 50. 2u-ineb Colored Canton Silks. in » complete line of arg shades for draperies, fancy work and DEPARTMENT, ‘We shall offer in this depurtment for Monday 500 Muslin Sheets for double beds at 75c. each. 150 pairs Muglin Pillow Cases, size 2234136 inches, at 40c. per pair. 400 Muslin Bolster Slips at 30c. each. Braided Initial Pillow Shams st $1 per pair. Embroidered Muslin Pillow slips, alas 226 £36 inches, st $2.10, €1.26, $1.50 and $1.76 per pair, @econd floor, 11th st extension.) EXCLUSIVE ART NOVELTIRG. We are showing the finest and lanvest colles weil as Dumerous designs of cur own manufac. ture. MOUSSELINE DE SOIE MOUCHOIRE in GcLcate shades siJk embroidered au elegant trifle to adorn the costume MOUSSELINE Db S01E Bearte, Centers, Doylies, &e. Tn White, hand embroidered. These, edged with lace, are used for mats, cushions, table and LOU covers, GOLD EMBROIDERED SATIN SQUARES im all the favorite shades, tn differout sizes, fulted to uses, as ‘Stand Covers, Pulows, Cushions And Baga. A benutiful bag for the Opera te made of De of these souares in combination with Silk and Gold Figured Crepe. HAND PAINTED GANT AND MOUCHOIR CASES AND BOXES, ‘These are shown in Silk Bolting, in Ailk and Setin and in 811 tied with ribbons artistically deriened and Ruunted: elegant as to nish; im all the beet IMPORTED NOVELTIES IN BASKETS, Susceptille of various derorative effects and uses. Among them, notably, Hampers for Bed ‘Room Linens and Lace and Handkerchief Cases. ‘The above can only be produced im limited Quantities and we would sumgost an early call from those who would like the choice of these elegant novelties SMALLER NOVELTIES, such as Photo, Frames, Work and Card Baskets, ‘Spool and Whisk Holders, Heirpin Boxes, Pincushions and Needle Cases combined, in Leather and Plush, Calendars, Blotters, Button Boxes, ke. {Second floor; first and second annexes) Mess Beroxaryes UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY, We are showing in Pure Sitk, Silk snd Wool, Natural Gray Wool, Genuine Scotch Wool, White and Brown Woot Every size and quality now im stock. PAJAMA SUITS (For slceping, &e.), made ina variety of styles from the following materials; Spun BUk (best quality), ‘Silk and Wool Flannel, English Oxfords, and Frevch Flanvels, STORM COATS, Mado from Genuine English Homespun for men. LOUNGING COATS. Newlige Coats, Student's Study Coats, Englieh Dressing Jackets, Smoking Jackets, 24.098 to @25. HOUSE AND OFFICE CyaTs, Long Gowns and Wraps, 50 to @25. LOUNGING AND BLANKET WRAPS— For the Bath, For the Sick Room, the Nursery, Kailway or Steamer Traveling, 84 upward. — ‘Many new and choice patterns now ready WE ARE SHOWING ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE FOLLOWING; Black Satin Suspenders, Black Silk Suspenders, Black silk Handkerchiefs, Black Silk Garters, Black Silk Puff Scarfs, Black Sik Teck Scarfs, Biack Silk Four-in-band Scarfe, Elack Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Black Kad Gloves and Half Hose, and Sfull assortment of Black Underwear, war ranted absolutely fast color. Of Perrin Freres’ Celebrated French Gloves we have ap excellent assortwent for the street, for driving, &e. —#1, $1.50 and 2.25 per pair.— “SANITARY” NATUKAL WOOL UNDER- WEAK ‘We have s complete stock in all lines of Bani- tary Natural Wool Underwear, made by A. N. Loeb & Co. of stuttgart, Germany. These ko0ds are made of the finest undyed Australian ‘Wool (not mixed with any vegetable fiber) and have been quickly appreciated and recom- mended by the most emibent physicians of this country, AN. Loeb & Co, guarantee their make to be equal iu every respect to any Under- ‘wear of the kind before the public. Also say that it is not necessary to expatiate upou the bealth-giving qualities of the Sanitary Natural Wool Garments, as they are known ail over the United States, You will find our prices cor- rect. (Hirst floor, first annex.) Densy Sven Toner Axricies. We are showing ® complete line of Derby Silver Articles in the latest shapes and patterns, inelndivg Pin Cushion end Jewel Case, combined ip two sizes, —84.87 and @6.38 each — Shaving Mugs and Brushes, in oxidized and bright silver; ull new designs. ‘Toothpick Holders, Match Holders, Perfume Bottles in different sizeg, Hair Pin Boxes And Smoking Sets. Bon-bon Trays. —— 81.35, 61.50, 81.08, 82.84 end 63.58. — Comba, brushes, Pocket Mirrors with’Silver Backs, Tovth Brush Holders and Cups, Viuaigrettes, Bon-bon Baskets, Bhoe Butioners, Swelling Bottles (Of Cut Glass, with «flver mountings, and Bilver Toilet Bottles. Atomizers in different colors and sty! — From 1c. to @: (Pirst floor, 11th st. building.) Fuasxsex Deraursesz. EZMBROLDEKED SKIRT PATTERNS. Mouday we shall offer the newest conceit, which ie also one of the best articles ever maie, in an Etmbroidered Flannel Outside Skirt, ‘or Balmoral, made from heavy twilied “Shaker funnel,” 40 inches Jong, 24 yards eround, x- quisitely embroidered upon a wide ben.makiug be Uf the most attractive and desirable materi- als for a Winter Skirt ever offered w the pub- ic. The colors comprise every shade of fianwel Known to the trade, aud the embroidery ty all appropriate colurs. ‘Among the colors may be mentioned: ® Cardinal, curoidored with «ame. Cardinal, embroidered with Black. Dark Gray. cabrouered im self. Dark Gray. embroidered with Red. Dace Gray, embroidered with Blaek Blue Gray, embroidered with Isfkck Blue Gray, eubroidered with Red. Blue Gray, embro:dered with Blue, Black, eutrotdered with White. Black with Yellow sud Tan with Brown, = And indesd sluost every shade sad combine tiou to be found is plain Flannela may also be fowud in these, The above goods have been se lected with special reference tw the approach. ing boliday trade, aud ere without doubt one the choicest prod uctious of tue entire season, Prices @2.50, @3 and 63.50 per pattern — Second floor, 11ib et, building.) Buaxxxr Devanruerr. KIbEX DOWN QUILTS. Our new line ts just in. Prices lower than ever ~-- $9, 010 and $11.50 each.— and very acceptable holiday gifts or wedding presents are Silk Covered Down Quilts. - —-$16.50, 618, 620 and $25 each.—- (Fourth Boor, 11th st, butiding,) NOTICE OUR ¥ STREET DISPL| ay OF FISK, CLARK & FLAGG@'S MECKWEA|R, WITH THE VERY ORIGINAL AND APPR|OPRIATE SIGN. ALSO IN OXE OF OUR TENTH STREET WINDO | WS THE THANKSGIVING SHOWING OF TAB | LE LINENS, SILVER WARE AND CROCKERY.