Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: Twexrr-Seooxn GRAND HOLIDAY OPENIXO jewnpaper in the World, ar and as an Advertising Medium te worth more than all the other papers publined in 7 a a ee = —|P HE FAIR ‘The meeting of the Irish members of Parliae ker { - ‘ment on Monday will be fraught with great in- terest. It will have to determine whom and isbn bee, what it will follow. The Irish members are how divided in sentiment between blind allegi- ance toa leader of extraordinary ability and valuable public service, but who has suffered moral eclipse, and allegiance to the Home Rule cause. On the one side stand Mr. Gladstone, the liberal party of Englond, Wales and Scot] yowpay, DEG. 1, AND TUESDAY, DEC. 2. Iand snd the religious and moral sentiment of the two islands; on the other a morally tarnished ’ but still intellectually brilliant leader with his group of personal adherents. The friends of Ireland in this country, it is believed, favor a policy which shall save the canse and leave the leader where he has place’ himself. The ques- tion is « delicate one, but the line of winlom is the line of duty. To the Irish, as to all who| AS A COMMEMORATION OF THIS EVENT WE ee “ee et WILL PRESENT TO EVERY ONE OF OUR ter than any one man. Mr. Parnell's pars ee the suggestion that some VISITORS, BESIDES THE INDUCE- other member of the Irish party, not subject MENTS OFFERED BELOW, to moral censure, can, for atime, lead more effectively the organization to which he belongs. He assumes that he is the Irish party, that with- out his open leadership therg ean be no inde- pendent Irish party: that under any other leader the organization will be absorbed by the liberals, and he recites the confidential confer- ences among the Home Rule Hiberal leaders over the difficnities in the way of wringing eom- plete home rule from English prejudices in order to prove to the Insh people that they will not lose much by breaking on his account | Decorated Chins Tea Plates, gold lined... with the liberal party. To one looking at the | Decorated China Breakfast Plates, gold lined. matter from this ~ide of the water it would ap- | Decorated China Dinner Plates, old lined... pear that whatever an independent Irish party | pecorated Chine Sort pm may accomplish in the way of embarrassment | ae and obstraction it can never gain home rule, except by converting the English people, that | Dvorated French China Butters to this end the active co-operation of one of | J*pamese Breadand Milk Bowls. the English parties is necessary, that the liberal | Majolica Cream Pitchers... party is the only one from which this co-opera- tion enn be hoped, that Gladstone and his fol- lowers have already accomplished wonders in converting the English people into advocates of fair dealing with Irelan:, and that if the English and Irish home rulers should continne to work harmoniously together until the next general election much would be gained for Ireland. The Parnell manifesto practically calls upon the people of Iretand in view of past services which no one will underestimate to condone his moral offence, to ignore the English protest against it, and to cast aside in order to retain his leader- ship their English allies, whose services he con- temptuonsly depreciates. It is only on the as- sumption that Parnell is the entire Irish party and all Ireland besides, and that the home rule cause lives and will die with him, thet his declaration of war against the liberals can be justified with Americans who sympathize with and who assist in every way they can the Irish home rule movement. The American opinion will doubtless be that Parnell ought.ae a patriot to have accepted as a punishment for his offence temporary retirement from the leader- ship and ought not to have presented to the Irish people the distressing alternative of sac- rificing either one who has served them well, or all immediate hope of success for the Home Bale cause. ————— ‘The Atkinson railroad bill is in a situation and shape to be acted upon by the Honse de- cisively on the first District day. With the Modifications in respect to the space which ean be condemned by the road and with the compromise amendment providing a commis- sion to consider relocation of the tracks it will probably pasa. But the friends of the Dis- trict should at least sec to it that the un- amended bill in the shape in which it was jug- gled through the Senate is not substituted for the measure as it stands in the House, thus THE GENERAL PUBLIC ARE CORDIALLY IN- VITED TO ATTEND. A NOVEL SOUVENIR. OPENING PRICES. CHINA. Porcelain Handled Fruit Knives in stand to match (set of 6)... Bssssge 2s to be os ought ‘Lanwe Size Kid Body Doll, bisque head, moving & & GB the individual, the countryman, “the bump- kin,” if you will, would assert himself. He has done so. He comes to the front after the elec- Bs for the evils against which he protests, and both parties are puzzled to know what to do with him. They may hesitate to adopt some of his affirmative suggestions, but they will be wise to go slowly and cautionsly in legislating upon the clase of meesures against which his appear- ance isa protest. The people of Washington have condemned the Atkinson bill in every manner open to them, through the board of trade, through citizens’ atsocintions in the various sections, and through a peti- tim and protest signed by thirteen thouxand pervons, including the represen- tatives of every business, trade and profession, and every part of the city. The local Federa- tion of Labor and Knights of Labor have vigorously taken up the city’s cause and have aunounced the intention of interesting in the matter their affiliated organizations all over the country. Washington not only needs and asks but it reqnests that the matter be disposed of Four-piece Plush Manicure Set.. Plush Shaving Sets... @s promptly in order that other local legislation o may have some opportunity of being consid- on ered. What will Congress do with the people's 1 ee, — a Capt. Lusk’ report, of which an abstract was Printed im Tar Stan yesterday, makes an in- teresting showing. especially in regard to the important matters of water supply, street light- ing and sewerage. The electric arc lamps in the street beve been maintained since September 86, 1889, wholly by means of underground wires. and Capt. Lusk derives from their sa factory service the hope that all aerial electric lighting wires may speedily disappear from the streets and avenues of Washington, to which the public will say amen. The report of the ‘commission appointed to devise the best method of burying the wires is awaited with grent interest. ~~» +e Senator Pugh, no more than Gov. Gordon, cared to claim an election to the Senate as an Snti-Alliance victory. The farmers have a way of accomplishing results these days, either negatively or attirmutively. The average polt- tictan, if he makes his foresight what his hind- sight will be. is not apt to collide with the agri- caltural locomotive. Senator Pugh isas brave @ man e any of them. — ‘Miss Frances Willard has suggested that the Woman's Building at the World’s Fair be made im the form of 3 woman's heart, just as if the ‘Commission bad money enough to be changing ‘that building every fifteen minutes! —— + ‘The Kansas Parmers’ Alliance is mildly ka- egeesese (Children’s Fuidi ng Bedstead with Mattress, Pil- low and Lace Spread... P eeRRRABTAR Kluxing its members into the belief that any one of them who votes for Senator Ingalls will ‘De ostracized clear ont of the state. ‘SEE SUXDAY'S POST. oo snd Dg mow fall prevails in England, blockad- railroads and impeding travel generally. _ I: ia not political. + The ghost dance still continues in the New Hampshire legislature. ti +e i ‘The oyster must and shail be preserved. 2 a nein Congress on Monday. b FRANKLE & CO. —_ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, SATURDAY; NOVEMBER: 29, : Ornce Or ‘W. B. MOSES & BONS. “WR WISH TOCALL PARTICULAR AT. TENTION TO OUR DIFFERENT LINES OF HOLIDAY GOODS. OUR BTOOK HAS , NEVER BEES LARGEA THAN XOW. AND IN . ARTICLES PRINCIPALLY SUITED FOR PRESENTS WE SHOW A VERY ARTISTIO LINE, UNEXCELLED FOR VARIETY AND PRIOR. EXAMINE OUR LIKB OF MEXICAN ONYX AND BRASS WORK. AN ENOR- ‘MOUS DISPLAY. EXAMINE OUR IMPORTED LINE OF VERNIS-MARTIN, BUHL, ENAMEL AND BRASS TABLES, DESKS, CABI- NETS, ETO. EXAMINE OUR JEWEL. STANDS, NEST TABLES. INLACD CABINETS, DOTH FREXCH AND AWERICAN MAKE, IN THE TUSCAN, -GOLD, FIRE, COPPER AND GREEX FINISHES, EXAMINE OUR TRIMMED WORK BASKETS, TABLES AND SCRAP BASK- ETS, INREED AND RATTAN WARE AND CELLULOID. EXAMINE OUR RRED AND RATTAN CHATRS, ROCKERS, TABLES, COUCHES, EASELS, SOOT-RESTB AND RECLIN- ING CHAIRS. EXAMINE OUR FANCY ROCKERS AND EASY CHAIRS-A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE LINE. EXAMINE OUR IMMENSE “LINE OF SCREENS, EVERY SIZE, PRICE AND KIND, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. EXAMINEOURSTOCK OF GIL.T WORK, BY FAR THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE EVER SHOWN IN THIS cry. EXAMINE OUR LADIES’ WRITING DESKS-EVERY WOOD AXD EVERY FINISH. THE COVER DESKS ARE A NEW FEATURE AND VERY CONVENIENT. EXAMINE OUR OOMBINATION, DESKS, BOOK CASES AND CABINETS, SHAVING STANDS, MANTEL CABI- NETS, CHEVAL MIRRORS AND EASELS, EXAMINE OUR CHIFFON- TERES AND BOOK CASES, WE HAVE SUCH AN ASSORTMENT OF THESE THAT WE ARE ABLE TO SATISFY EVERY ONE. WE NEVER ALLOW OUR STOCK TO RUN DOWN WHETHER TRADE I8 GOOD OR BAD AND THE PURCHASER MAY BE REASONABLY SURE OF OB- TAINING WHAT I8 WAXTED. EVERY ARTICLE MENTIONED ABOVE WOULD MAKE A NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT, EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. THREE ELEVATORS, ‘W. B. MOSES AND SONS. P AND 11TH STS. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLS- TERY, WALL PAPERS, BEDDING, &0. GOODS TAKEN OX STORAGE IN OUR NEW WAREHOUSE ON 22D BET. M AND N 8T& na ‘AT DEPARTMENT_ BOY'S. ‘CAP, SATIN Hine ee iatclsare Matatar ae decane aS BLUM'S, 745 and 747 8th st. DRAPERIES, STOVES. ‘WINTER I8 UPON US, AND ALL GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS REALIZE THE IMPORTANCE OF BEAUTIFYING AND MAKING THEIR HOMES PRESENTABLE AND COMFORTABLE AS WELL, HOW TO ACCOMPLISH THIS WITH THE AID OF THE FEW DOLLARS AT THEIR COMMAND 18 THE VEXED QUESTION WH:OH HABASSES THE MINDS OF ALL. OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT — SyeTEM WHEN INTELLIGENTLY PARTICIPATED IX RELIEVES THE BURDENED HEART AND FILLS THE HOME WITH CHEER. FOR A NOMINAL SUM OF MONEY, AS AN EARNES1 OF YOUR GOOD WILL, WE OFFER YOU EVERY POSSIBLE COM- FORT UPON CREDIT, RELYING UPO.t YOUR HONOR AND INTEGRITY FOR THE DEFERRED PAYMENTS BY THE WEEK OR MOXTH UNTIL THE DEBT 18 SATIS- FIED. — HOUSE & HERRMANN'S cxsn Axp cREDIT HOUSES, 917, OL AND 923 7TH BT, AND @27 AND 636 MASS, AVE. N.W. Svean: Ar Cosr. lite siere tine agar, nn nomenene Peis » above t! ‘To offer Kugars at cust is to lose to ty purchaser the expense of doing busines. It is simply » fraud upon the public. It says in effect nd cheat me on sugar and! ‘will cheat you on Boh:otthing eine. If you donot wish tocheet ér seal. oS akmith a, | BAURITS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. GRAND . 988, TIT t at i AR & e ER Lb. COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, AND CONTINUING UNTIL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. yw Ate heirs XXO O WWWWw RNNO OO Wwww NSN 0O W OW AND 5885 MM M3 a 2 eee es fA yy E hy Ss aa VY MM ALSO CUT PRICES ON NEW AW! rt A YY Hot % bo oF BD mw yy a en ee ee HH 00 [LL H bpp A A OY = THE “STARS” ARE OUT—YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS. UNCOMFORTABLE SHOPPING CAN BE AVOIDED BY MAKING YOUR PURCHASES EARLY, AND UNUSUAL SAVINGS CAN BE MADE BY THE PRICES IN THE LIST BELOW. 1 TIT nT nt HOE u oT % ¥ 009 UU BRR Q yy o% BE BPR ¥¥ 98 UU Ere xy 0 UD R = ¥ 00 UU K = E P% P% F 90 00 Ki 009 00 kK 00 ‘oo K JUBTICE CANNOC BE DONE TO THE QUALITY OF THE GOODS OFFERED Ok THE EXTENSIVE STOCK AND VARIETY DISPLAYED. WE STAND PLEDGED THAT THE REGULAB PRICES ON THE GOODS oW ARE LOWER THAN THE BAME QUALITIES CAN BE BOUGHT FOR ELSEWHERE. Croax Derantaexr. $10 Ladies’ Heavy Cheviot Refers... 86.50 Ladies’ Heavy Chevron Keeters. ‘$19 Ladies’ Plush Coat, Blazer with Vest fi Misses’ Lone Garments; Durk Blue trimuned with Biue and White cord— Bizen.. 4 6 uy Btar Price..85.98 $6.48 $6.08 87. ‘Misses’ Long Plaid Coats, with Capes; ver Navy Blue Cheviot Refers; sizes, 12, 14, 16. Star price BAB 81.50 Ladies’ Gossameys, Bilver Gray or Brown. ...6c Dar Goons. One case of Sicilians for Wrappers and Tea Gowns. Desisens of these xoods are inexact imitation of French | for 123. Our regular | c. Star price, Ue. a yard. ‘All 50c. French Henriettas and Serges, all colors, in- cluding Black, 47}4e. a yar. All 62. French Henriettas, all colors, 57}c. a yd. AI'S0c. Plaids and Striped Dress Goods, 4c. a yard. ‘All 7c. All-wool Plaid and Striped Dress Goods, Gc. syd. SILKS. ‘Tse. Winch Colored Surabs, all shades......624c a yd ‘Se. 23-inch China Silks, all shades. 50c. 20-inch China Silks in all shades.. te. yd ‘$2 Colored Brocaded Silks, 10 pieces in new and exquisite patterns... et liyd INENS, 10 per cont : Shawis, Plushes marked prices. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. ‘25e. Ladies’ Fast Black Cotton Hore. «390. pair ‘50c. Ladies’ Lisle Thread Hose, Black and fancies. 43e. pair $1 Ladies’ Spun Silk Hose, 10 different shades. 70c. pair ‘Sie. Boys’ Extra Heavy Fast Black Ribbed Hose, aeen eemncesten en Sin ‘50c. Ladies’ Merino Vests and Pants, either ribbed or plain. Ade ‘TSe. Ladies’ Saxony Wool Underwear, White or fie. each: Vests, White or nat- ural, guaranteed non-shrinkable. De, each $1.50 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed All-wool Vests, non- ‘shrinkable. MILLINERY. $1.25 and $1.48 French Felt Hats and Bonnets, new shapes and colors, $1.48 to $2 French Felt Hats, Black ‘68e. to $1.68 Fine Natural Birds... 48. each $6 to $8 Fine Trimmed Hats, new and stylish. ...83.89 10e. and 18e. Moire and Satin and Gros-«rain ‘Ribbons, 5, 7 and 9. eS » yard Qe. Growrain” Satin-elige” iibbons; all ‘ +-1Be. yard MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, INFANTS' WEAR, APRONS AND CORSETS. | Die, Bamboo Fanels.. 81.75 Baum's “Sanitary” Corset, manufactured ‘and finported exclusively for us. 30 Coruets, White or Gray. L080 EMBROIDERY AND LACES. 38c. and 50c. 22-inch Hemstitched Swiss Floune- Ge. and 7c. inth Hemstitched Swiss Flounc- ine. ya Foe. and ic. 45-inch Swine Apron Flouncing..Sde. yd # yd ‘and Se. ‘Torchon Laces.. ‘50c. Point DeGene Laces. ‘TOILET ARTICLES. 25e. Wire Tooth Brush Holder, with Porcelain ‘Soap Dish attached. 19¢. Bottle of Ffrench's Bay Rum. os. Bottle of Perfumery ina Fancy Glass Drink- ‘NOTIONS. 15e. Oxidized Garter Clasps... 0c. 400 Package Samson's English Pins. 0c. Attachable Corset Steels, }4-inch bac Le. Stockinette Dress Shields, seamless. 10c. Steel Tracing Wheels... 81.76 26-inch Genuine Gtoria Umbrellas, ailver ‘spiked handles. 1-30 each Sant si 30 90a 6 Sand $3.50: OMMutsowe ellver or twisted natural wood Oe. Fancy Night Shiris. Se. Fancy Nicht Shirte.. Great sale of Books now tn progress. “Cut priceson our already low prices makes all competition useless. ‘Never before have books been sold so low. « Its to your advantage to call now. Urnowreny Depantwent. re €10 Irish Point Lace Curtains, 83.50 and 84 Chenille, Dado, Turcoman: All-chenttle Fringed Portieres..@9.15 pair 5 All-chenille Fringed Portieres, @18 All-chenille Fringed Portieres... 25e. it. China silk. ‘85e. Real Ohina Silk, 6-4 Chenille Table Covers. 6-4 Chenille Table Covers... 8-4 Chenille Table Covers... Be. Scrim . DOLL DEPARTMENT. ‘B8e. Washable, Jointed, Rag Body, Worsted Dressed and other Dotis. 2c. each, ‘Ye. Dolls, dreséed in Satin or Plush, with Hats or Caps, Bieque Heads.......... i 88e. Large Jointed Dolls, with blonde curls or brunette braid, bisque head. FANCY Goons. 81.50 Hand-painted Satin Moachoir and Gove Cases, sachet filled... S 50c. Pius, Glove, Collar or Cuff Boxes. .....33e. each ‘oe. Embossed Plush Photo. Albums—lanre and ‘nal pictures... $1.50 Plush Albums, nickel trimmed, with e tension clasp... ‘86e. Plush Work Box, filled. JEWELRY. 5c. Bracelets, Pins, Earrings, Rings, &c.....10c each 98c. Solid Gold Rings, Stone Settngs or plain Bands... ‘Toe. New Sterling 12%. and Lie. Shell Hair Ornaments, ‘Small Shell Hair Pins, new shapes... $1.48 and $1.68 Sterling Silver $3.98 pair 82.48 pair LEATHER GOops. 250. Pocket Books... 50c. Pocket Books... 12¥. and 1c. $3.48 Chatelains, with novelty Arm Strap. ‘80c. Leather and Satin Shopping Bags. 8c. Leather and Satin Shopping Bays. $1.98 Real Alligator Reticules.. FANS. eeencacb¥ets 81.25 Ostrich Tip Pans.. 98 25 Ostrich Tip Fans, $1.98 Chitdren's Painted Qui 300 10 per cent discount off marked prices of all fine fans. STAMPED LINENS AND TIDIES. ‘Te. New China Silk Tidies... 54 inch Stamped Bureau Scarfs. ‘S8e. 72 inch Stamped Bureau Scarfs. 50c. Momie Tray Covers ... 5c. Stamped Pillow Shams 5c. Cambric Pillow Shams, hemstitched .....44¢. pait Cambric Pillow Slips. Muslin Bolster Covers, stamped HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. 30c. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, white or colors, ‘with colored scollops; also plain white hem- stitched .. ¥ L58¢ $1 Japanese Silk, plain and embroidered, colors or whit 88 Se. White Linen Drawn Thread Handkerchiefs. Gc each Se. Handkerchiefs .... 50c. Embtoidered or plain Handkerchiefs .....31¢ each BUTTONS AND BUCKLES. ‘25e and 50c. Steel and Oxydieod dress buckles.10c.each ‘35. Pedtl and Fancy Metal Clasps. 10c. pair ‘35e. Metal Buttons, all’colors . 10c. a.dozen 0c. Bilk Dress Buttons, all colors. -Be. dozen 81.00 Graduated Black Silk Dress Buttons, 3 dozen a {DRESS TRIMMINGS AND FURS. ‘7de-Hare-belly Mutts... 85 Fine Black Hare or Coney Capes. $1.50 Child's Ptush Set, muff and collar 30c. or Natural Feather Trimming.....250. yard ‘Se. and She Biack Silk Frogs, for dress or coat trimmings, «Se. each ‘S0c. Evenins Shades of Drapery Nets........25¢. yard 10 cent off marked prices of all other teimanings Yoome entirely new effects. " NECKWEAR. 02.95. Ostrich Feather Bola, Black or Nat. 980. -580. yard ‘Ube. and Ide. all-linen Collars, Bidenberg’s best, 3 for 25e GLovEs. S-button Mousquetaire and ‘Baum's Peer- Ot acommoe mia Giowes sow ‘shades....$1.29 pair 1890=SIXTEEN PAGES.” OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, ¥ WASHINGTON, D.C, jarvnpar, Noveusre, 29, 1890. ‘The lines of merchandise Aisplayed im their several departments was never so complete as how and are superior fo any shown in the past. ‘The vast variety con:prises- many beautifal de- siens made exclusively for us and not to be found im any other house. The Japanese De- ‘partment isa marvel—quaint shapes in useful ‘a8 well ns ornamental articles. ‘The Art Newlle- ‘work Department, with its dainty artistic pro- uctions beaars description. So with our Holi- ‘Gay Goods and Bric-a-Brac Departiment: indeed every department hokis out attractive goods at Prices more moderate than ever. The Special Offerines, however, for Monday are a8 follows: Mexs Brtoxaras, Monday, December 1,we shall start two'*Spe- cial” Sales in this department of Men's Shirts. Number 1 is a line of LAUNDERED SHIRTS, Open front and made of fine quality muslin, 1 inforved, plain Iinen bosoms, linen bands, rut Jong and full, with yokes. We have a lane stock of thes» and to close them quickly have tuarked them, all sizes frou 14 to 17}. at —#1 each, oF 6 for 8: SF See Window full of above cooda, Numbe line of Men's DERED NIGHT SHIRTS, With fancy trimmings, and made by Fisk,Clark ‘& Flagg, which is a wafficint euarntee as to their excellence of fit, style aud finish. We have S lance stock of these in sizes from 14 to T8 and formerly sold them st from €1.75 to They have been divided into 2 lots and marked $1.50ana Avrand opportunity for a Christmas present for very little money. MEN'S BLANKET BATH WRAPS We have in stock the largest and most varied assortment of the above-named Wraps ever be- fore shown, ‘The colors are neither gaudy nor conspicuous, but rich and cheerful combina- tions of subdued shadings—a very appropriate holiday gift. TA —Price 85.— FLANNEL SHIRTS. Just received Two lines of Men's Winter- Weight Flannel ‘Shirts, in Grays, Tans sand ‘Modes, suitable for the gunning season and all out-loor pursuits, —Heavy and worm. Prices $1.75 and $2 Lixex Depanraest. DOUBLE DAMASK PATTERN SCLOTHS., withNapkins to match, Cloth 2x25 yards, with 1 dozen %; Napkins to match. —88.00 per set.— Cloth 2x23 yards, with 1 dozen % Napkins to match. ~--#15.00 per set.— Cloth 2x25 yards, with 1 dozen \ Napkins to mateh. 819.50 per set.— Cloth 2x3 yards, with 1 dozen § Napkins to match, —#9.00 per set.—- Cloth 2x3 yards, with Idozen $j Napkins to match. 2 Per set.— Cloth 2x3 yards, with 1 dozen % Napkins to match. ——#21.00 per set.—- EXTRA FINE AND LARGE CLOTHS. Cloth 24x23 yanis, with 1 dozen Napkins to match, —$14.50 per set.— Cloth 26x24 yards, with 1 dosen % Napkins ‘to mateh. —$18.50 per set.— Cloth 234223 yards, with 1 dozen % Napkins to match. —#22.00 per set.— Cloth 25sx3 yards, with 1 dozen % Napkins to match, 813.50 per set.— Cloth 23423 yards, with 1 dozen % Napkins to match, ——-825.00 per set.— Cloth 23423 yards, with 1 dozen % Napkins to match. 47 ‘ —#30.00 per set.— Cloth 23x35 yards, with 1 dozen & Nepkins to match. ——-#14.00 per set.— Cloth 2362334 yards, with 1 dozen X Napkins to match. 833.50 per set.— Cloth 23¢x4 yards, with 1 dozen X Napkins to match. 427.50 per set.—$ Cloth 25243 yards, with 1dozen % Napkins tormatch. — $30.00 per set.— Cloth 23425 yards, with 1 dozen & Napkins to mateb. 855.00 per set. —— ‘The above, of which we keep a very large assortment in Irish, French and Dresden manu- facture, being extra sizes, are particularly adapted to receptions and dinner parties. They are exquisitely finished and designed, and of the very latest productions of artistic skill. We are the acknowledsed headquarters for Extra Size Table Pattern Cloths, (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Necxwear Depanruenr. Just at present wholesale people are engaged in “‘stock taking” and are anxious to close out ‘odd lots at any price they can obtain. One of these lots we show on center table in froat of Neckwear Department. It comprises 49 dozen Fine White Mull Ties, with bem- stitched and scalloped ends. (First floor, second annex.) Another lot of foods obtained under the ‘same circumstances as above, consists of 20 Pieces of Black Silk Drapery Net; 4 patterns in the lot, some of which we have sold at $1.15 per yard. ~—Bargain Price 75. per yard. — (First floor, second annex.) Busser Dersnrwest, Beginning Monday next we shall offer some | Cu:rya excellent valtes in the following goods: BLANKETS, QUILTS AND COMFORTS, including one case 11-4 White Wool Blankets (Gnanufacturer’s remnants), with some slight imperfections. »—At @4.37 per pair.— Quitrs. ‘One case 114 White Crochet Quilts, light ‘and easy to launder. —At TSe, each. — One case 11-4 White Crochet Quilts, saperior + ‘quality and very durable. Inconjunction with the foregoing we shall offer our third invoice of Batiste and Cheese R. && oil “1 anaes ane Fanea oert wanes act oa FFG Lu vu uy vw 2 sa ay uM poe, pen 20 ba pe DP DE eck ™ Bebe gob B BBE 8 ck DDD FER OOO REE M MONDAY, DECEMBER 18T, we hold our twenty-second annnal opening, To make its memaw able one we have selected « few items of some of our departments at prices that will be remembered, We are the orivinators and have been for twenty-two years the leadersof popular prices. Our foods ure marked, when first placed on mie, at such a very modest profit that our reputation has beam, aimed from it (OUR INSTANCES OTHER HOUSES OCCASIONALLY MPET OUR PRICES BUT IT IS LIKE THE UNWILLING WORKMAN WHO WILL ONLY DO HIS NDER THE VIGILANT EYES OF THE OVERSEER IT 18 PORCED EXACTION, TANKOUS TRIBUTE, promiscuously a few itens out of any of our depertments and compare them with a Wk icles from sny other house and it will confima our ciaim tis city without ever sacrificing quality to price. “AS LE, am that we are the cheapest house im ® oon Learner Goors Deranraest. riche UREA i NEW ANI wal shape, top of opening by press love Kid. Opening Easels, with ad made” Opening dentin Opeuine ces 8 Prem. DI Jets neatly trained im solid cake oeharoented oe (cid. sliver, xk and’ steel "ain coma fra! tne, tee same pamela A Fe 8 Tect "Katinas @ Justanie rest, stron ed weal I= Chest, Minden reves petteras ore omieryfnisocl in cnidlaed vor inet ay the rage just at cover, wach with metallic «pring A himge-coversd compartinent . Tusddle ate wheets id by leatherette ‘corners, nvelopes, paper and cards’ we all new jutterse of tutu! White and Gold molding. Opentag the pap also places. for, BS Openine Rocsixo Cam Derartwesr Sewerny Deranrvest. a: departinent it in said by our patrons Sterling Silver Tie Ping, newest desis latioemn Raw 3 cain Weak prisliyVamienine amd modest” Onis pate Sn yeoman An towees . Silver Bangles, plain and Sore, Oued the seas Rect eer ec age inde and panel hack hae patterns, “Opening pri iixminoneiy Chased Kina, he “Openine price, Mk ‘= Kines, extremely meat de- Opening price, 30 Solid Gola Child's Di beanty. ‘Soi G Rockers, with arms, ws. an exquisite sem 1 back han. TeX sepia! ° | Soros Ie. Srantosery Deranrwest. Envelopes to Py Fea Wipers with assorted fruit cures Oia Rovceted inketand. Opening peie,@e. inverted inkstand. Opening price,6e. Stands. ty Folin Stand, with tron cuj han} 3 ater 2 frame made of aclid tua ‘Terra’ Cotta Rustic Um- Dew aleskens. Opening price, Dow Deranrwesr A Stontly: Doll, knew. open’ mouth. Opening price, Tee i Olina “Nerwens, 6 ft, 8 ‘A New Kid Body Doll, 17 inches lone, full Screen in oak or sherry. Openioe ma Jointe,” bamtte heady ‘amtiye face, "a Fo ne Moving even, fine halt, "real shoes sind fines, rood cane with double lave penta price 4 1k Fine Kia Bo French bn and open Datural eye ant Parisian fostion. penne Our own imported Patent Doll. Siee showing shinine teeth, with hair, dressed in the latest Fri, Se dy French Bisque i e¥es, open mouth, Bie sale seven differwnt <. Fine Misy 4 full jointed so the Deli ‘will aman sup penition, tod chenaee wk Eocy ince and Sjen nt “Opaung’ rece nie it Ladies or Gente ‘Gur’ Patent Unbreakable Doll with onlinery wi liegly fistond fn antique oak anitine wil last n lon toe nsgus Beas Gan be wasiied without injury, ustural eye Hemmbrandt hair, cod chemise; fancy lace vol iar.” Opening price, 48 Nie wil ato om ote opening day the lanerat , antique ‘Opening price, Une ‘of Natural Baby Dolls, Patent Pursied | gq Pols, prow was etaeegs bore | Faxcr Tastes, any Bie Dulin Naitor Buy Doe Bind ieee Dale ieee ton Bee erhtte, Tubes are of the finest material, alt Dous and fnest ch Dolls ever hayek tm -— be = > this citys We shall also show a full ‘of Dolls’ Maries ‘lover Leaf Tables, Outittuen Watiee “Mohd tenes "tablon "sat MAT ornoe. De rsd Fancy Tal Unoretta Derantwenr. plush top. Helvetta Cloth Umbrella, 26-inch, oxidized handie. De price, fk. ‘Gloria Mik" Umorelise, natural wood sticks, Sank. Opening price, ae doris Silk Z-inch Umbrella, assorted oxt- Ghar, handles, paracon frame, finely Anished. pening price, $1.73. 6 inch Umbrella, silver capped, natural Wood handle. Openius price, #145 Gloria Silk "20 ra. "SAGA Tirana ‘Taos with Opening price, €2. 43. aed Praxo Lawes. inch Unb 5 ‘ % ae ¥ stirk, sliver Capped. Opening price, Castxers Ay: 2 dele Span Winch Dintrells, apely* Bash, Racks. Thee Har Races made of pith ap qxiremely modest handle. Opening Wood. fansLed antique oak or i:nitation ty desuen. ee tet cok” very i ‘Onenne price, ts. ae or Commer Cal carefully” made. Faxcy Cura Deranruesr. 1 Hand-painted Carlsbad China Fruit Pla eve \dncorated, indifferent colors. Oyen’ ce, for peas ibecorate 1 Chine Cups, Saucers and tem, TB pecess “pent . Cariitad’ China Ostiueal Bowls, artistic @eo- gyetiom ail colors arnt an: “Ojenime neice, China Bone Plates, artistic hand-painted decorations, lined with gold, presenting a very Sehappearince Ghent pita, Carisbad China Fish Sets, 14 pieces, hand winted, Lined “with gold: “Opening” prices 798. Hand-painted German China Cake Plates, old lined: size 10 inches. Opening price, Iie, Hand-painted Fruit Plates, fluted. and’ center handsomely decorated ‘and Tined, in choice colors. Opening price, 14. ‘Upeliuwe price, Side or Corner Cabinets for Medi- of sold walnut. antiqrie oak Cabinets, YSEROGHGR | TPR aeons Buacrrsa Cases. Bix ine Canes. —Solkd | Walnut of Antique ‘ase, with Suver Waze Deranrvesr. S-bottle Dinner Castors, a splendid article, triple plated. full size, elogantly chanel and en- . with I, stands l> uches Ni movable butter Srer Lanpers. ssaeee-ctssthaishiih lec babies faite“ ie Mound tcp Laer, Surzves. Book Shelves, —Kolid Oak Book Shelves, an- five Anish, 3 folding shelves.” Opeutue price, Erystal class bottles. Covered Butter Dishes, wit geass best quality. triple drat ‘shed in every particular ner. Opening price, Ge. " Extra Good Quailty Carving Kuifeand Fort. | [oy Dypanrwenr. Opening price, tie. Our Mammoth: Law D. thre largest in the Lave Derarneest. = SORT few wth Stocked with ail of the’ ines” that can be found in this ‘Len countries, ahd "we mentto taint ‘ech of “our femendous" nanorenset sha Bit fers pace of thin tilly jour es Choice of 20 different styles of Lamps, with opel hiss doise chee. Gite feck mee ieee apedecorations, duplex buruer, brass ‘stand- anttriiomines, patent eatinetusher, bebeut 2) inches. Opening price, 81.398. that for the Inst 5 Banquet Lamps, solid ‘S-inch linen silk- s been: famno frince shade, height 32 Inches, Putemt extin= , ser ice, #3248, "Choice. of Wontar apie 24, tnchen ich, fininbred iu antique. ress anil oxiltoed wilver, Pinks vr of tanta ute: Opening pres, Wage Deranruesr. Dinner Sets, made of fine china and ‘hand in rich colors and gold, cont vlecos. being « Dinner and Tes Bet every piece burnt very best inanner, ‘shape. 15.0. Eirgis new a Ci ‘Sets of English china, good decorations, EUtierent colors, entirely ew shape, contain: Y of china, * nice dct cali ed gatas iat capa ok i i ==. Delt open, ertehanr, i ieee iy, comet pa a alee ibe gold andi mith wold rin, tottars, Vesocrrepes, Tarorore Axo Boras i Shale ee ee at Mi enn go mt2@rincy py tanta S tsamm aeetat re ga A best Sopra ne R. GOLDS ’