Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY. - December 3, 1890. (CROSBY S. NOYES. arose sere e editor, THE EVENING STAR has the fallen Local Cirealation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as am Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the other papers published In wi The vote on ordering the previous question last night on the international copyright bill shows that the measure more than holds its own in the House, it having gained eight votes since the Iast session. Such a bill com- mends itself to two classes of persons—those who hold that the author's rights to pro- tection of property are the same as other people's and those who desire to build up the American book business. The provisions of ‘the measure are very broad and liberal. The foreign author is permitted to take copyright in three cases as Americans are: 1. When the nation of the foreigner permits copyright to American citizens on substantially the same Dasis as its own citizens. 2 When the nation of the foreigner gives to American citizens copyright privileges similar to those provided for in this bill. 3. When the nation of the for- cigner is a party toan international agreement providing for reciprocity in copyright, by the terms of which agreement the United States can become a party thereto at its pleasure. All books copyrighted under this act are to be printed from type set within the United States from plates made therein. These provisions, it is seen, do not retard but really advance the interest of the American public, whose authors will be entitled to copyright and protection abroad while American literature will have protection at home, and the American book- publishing business, the American printer and the American stereotyper will have a corre- sponding protection. Justice will be done all around, a better class of books reprinted from abroad will be put on the market, the authors of all countries entering on the plan will be benefited, general knowledge promoted and piracy and one branch of Jack Sheppard litera- ture be suppressed. ee The financial system of the republic is nn- dergoing rigid scrutiny. At the capital the Secretary of the Treasury makes a full review of the national finances, pointing out the ine- lasticity of the currency, but recommending no specific remedy th efor. In Congress bills to accomplish the free coinage of silver are intro- duced. The Farmers’ Alliance in session at Ocais, Florida, likewise give the question prime attention. The journals of the country are all discussing finance. The people evidently deem the money question one of paramount interest and importance. There ix no doubt that Seere- tary Windom is right when he says: “In my Judgment the gravest defect in our present financial system is its lack of elasticity. The demand for money in this country is #0 irreg- ular than an amount of cireulation which will be ample during ten months of the year will frequently prove so deficient during the other as to cause stringency and com- disaster.” He points out that the crop Movement in August and September causes an- nually a dangerous absorption of money, possi- bly entailing heavy losses in the agricultural as well as other business interest. Nearly all the great commercial crises in our history have oc- THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Casumas Now Couts A Crzane Suz Or Wanx Goovs. THE PALAIS ROYAL'S “OPENING” OF HOLIDAY GOODS BROUGHT TO THE FRONT THE THOUSAND AND ONE FANCY ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS. IF THERE WAS AN ADVERSE ORITICISM IT WAS THAT THE STOCKS WERE LARGE ENOUGH FOR A STORE TWICE THE SIZE. WE PROPOSE TO CREATE MORE ROOM BY DISPOSING OF BULKY GOODS, SUCH AS WRAPS, UNDERWEAR, ETO. ING THESE COLD Days, JUST THE GOODS YOU ARE WANT- AND, TOO, THAT MAKE PRACTICAL PRESENTS, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. AND IN ORDER TO INDUCE EARLY SELECTIONS OF HOLIDAY GOODS WE SHALL EACH EVENING, BETWEEN NOW AND DECEMBER 15, ADVERTISE A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS IN TUE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENTS. PPPeA PoP AA ppp AA eB AAA P aa TOMORROW (THURSDAY) oe oo 3 A THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL PRICES IN THE GLOVE, UMBRELLA AND HOSIERY DEPARTMENTS. YOU WILL NOTICE WE HAVE RE- DUCED THE PRICES OF WHAT ARE ACKNOWLEDGED THE BEST VALUES IN THESE DEPARTMENTS. $1.50 CLOVES FOR $1.20. 4button ‘Palais Royal” Undressed Kid Gloves, Black and all torrect winter shades. ‘Tried on at our risk and every pair warranted. $1.80 MOUSQUETAIRES FOR $1.39. S-button length. Fast Black and thirty-three different colors, which include all the very Jatest tints. We number over one thousand Permanent patrons of these ¢loves, who will quickly respond to this advertisement, but it is you who have not yet tried these gloves we are anxious to reach, so we quote not only are- anced price, but offer to try themon at our risk and without asking youto buy. We trust to the ft and finish and quality to make you an anzious buyer without the asking—without hint. $1.50 tomorrow instead of $1.80, which ‘has been the regular price for thirteen years. $1.25 UMBRELLAS FOR 986, Warranted for one year. A written cuaranteo riven binding us to recover the Umbrella free of charge should it split within one year of pur- chase. $1.25 fs 3 ridiculously low price for a reliable Umbrella, 98 CENTS!! Well, don’t ‘ask for more than one. 4.98 UMBRELLAS FOR @3.98. Here are Umbrelias bought especially for the holidays. With sented wood handies and silver caj on which we engrave any initials free of charge. Nearly a hundred differen’ styles of handles. Ladies’ and gentlemen's sizes—26 and 28-inch paragpn frames. You ‘will not match these Umbrellas in town at @5 each, so that when we write $3.98 FOR TO- MORROW, it means the early caller will be the wiser. ‘HANDEERCHIEFS. XTRA VALUESIN SUPERIOR HANDEERCHIEYS ‘We have received all our Christmas Handkerchiefs, ‘Which is positively the best and most varied line ever shown by us. Thestyles have all been carefully se- lected, and we are confident we can please the most ettical. Forenoons, or between 12 and 2 are the parts of the Gay to shop during December. No crowds, no bustle; then we can sive you more and better attention. Woive below s partial list of what is contained in this department. REMARKABLE HANDKERCHIEFS AT 25 CENTS. All widths, hemstitched, guaranteed pure linen fabric, full size, put up in nest boxes. Initial and Embroldered Handkerchiefs forthe Holl- days. Our assortment is better than we have ever ex- hibited. It is very gratifying to know that our efforts are appreciated. INITIAL HANDEERCHIEFS ‘Weare showing in both Silk and Linen. We are offer- ing much better embroidered initials. The size of the ‘Handkerchiefs for the price is larger and the material far superior. Ladies’ and Men's Linen Initial Handkerchiefs at 25e. and 50c. each. Six 50c. Initial Handkerchiefs in & box for $2.75. ‘Men's Fine Quality Jap Silk Initial at 50c. and @1 each. Full Size, Elaborate Worked Initials. Ladies’ Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs. There is no Hand- Xerchief more popular and desirable this season than the Embroidered kind, and what pretty styles there are to beseen. The pricesrange from 12}c. to $3.75 each. We cannot ennmerate the styles, there being toomany. It will please us to show them to you. EANSBURGH & BRO. LEATHER GOODS Such @ useful article as Pocket Book, Purse, Bill Book and its like always find a welcome. Our stock is ‘new and our assortment is in conformity. We warrant the wear of any article of Leather Goods bought from us. 25e. Pocket Books and Purses in different styles. ‘Sic, Oh Sh mee ay eon “ SOc, All Leathor. A Fine Line of Card Cases, different styles, in Ooze and Seal Leather, 50c. upwards. Children's Chatelain Bags,"25c. Also a Fine Line of Ladies’ Chatelain Bags, 50c.,98e., $1.25, 81.68, 82.25, 82.48, $2.98, in Ooze and Seal D.C, Leather. Ladies’ Shopping Baws, Satin, with Leather ‘Trim- mings, 98c.,81.48,81.98, Leather Writing Tablets, 49e. ‘Leather Writing Tablets, fittéd, $1.25,81.48,81.98. Writing Tablets, with lock and key, in Ooze and DR. JAEGER'S UNDERWEAR. Weare the Washington Agents for this Celebrated Underwear for men, women and children. Its virtues are WHAT known to all. The medical frater- AN nity indorse emphatically its Health- ACCEPTABLE Giving and Health-Preserving Quali- PRESENT ties. THIS We also have their Knee-Warmer WOULD Skirts, and such like articles as they MAKE. make. Now is the tine to buy this goods. Our sales people will explain toyouall about them. Information cheerfully given and catalogues gladly sent to ‘Out-of-Town People.” EES that chil BOOKS. ‘W. & PIERCE & CO. (Baccessore to B. G. Davis), ‘719 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th street. Our stock of holiday attractions are all new. Every- ‘thing fresh and bright. New ideas and conceits of every conceivable sort. Novel and useful articles of every description for Christmas presents. You may be looking for some one special thing and have not been able to find it elsewhere. We may have just what you want. Come in and look around. We want you to feel athome here. The store is all fixed upand is bright and pleasing to the eye. Everything ison exhibition; nothing stuck away under the counters. Consider this ‘af invitation to come tm and look, and take all the time you want. From now on until after the aolidays we ‘shall have @ fresh bulletin of “Holiday Specials” in the Star every day. Look over them. You will find many things to help you to decide on what to get and they won't cost you much either. HOLIDAY RIBBONS. No. 1~or ‘Love Ribbon"—in every shade imagina- ble. So useful for fixing fancy articles for Christmas. 10 yards in piece. 1c. piece: All-silk Ribbon for fancy work, 3 inches wide, in the ‘shades. Regular price, 18. yard; special Brice, 10c. yard. HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEF “SPECIALS.” Men's Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, lange size, fancy colored borders of a dozen different styles, hem- each. ‘Men's Initial Silk Handkerchiefs, made of **Toshiko” Bilk, hemstitched; handsome initial. **Special,” 75. each. ‘Men's Initial Silk Handkerchiefs of Extra" Toshiko Silk, hemstitched, large size, open-work initial, for $1 each. Ladies’ Dainty Chins Silk fiandkerchicfs in solid colors of Cardinal, Nile, Pistache, Light Blue, Canary, Pink, Lavender, Orance, White, Cream. Regular 25c. goods. Spectal price, 17c. each. Ladies’ Dainty China Silk Handkerchiefs with hem- Stitched borders of solid colors of all shades, and also fancy striped borders of all styles. Regular 25e. goods. Special price, 17. each. NOTE.—The above Handkerchiefs are warranted every thread ‘‘pure” silk. NOTION “SPECIAL” FOR THE HOLIDAYS. GARTERS.—Fancy Garters, all colors, with silver filigree buckles; best silk elastic. 4c. pair. Garters of Fancy Silk Elastic, oxidized buckles. 65c. a pair. Fancy Garters, made of the finest frilled silk elastic, in all colors, finished with handsome bows of the best quality satin ribbon, oxidized filigree silver clasps, ‘8c. a patr. ‘Hand Crochet Silk Garters, with finest silk elastic, indifferent colors, oxidized silver clasp, $1.49 a pair. HOLIDAY SPECIALS IN SILK HOSE. Ladies’ All-silk Ribbed Hose, in evening shades. Special price, O8c. pair. ‘Ladies’ Plain Silk Hose, in evening shades. Special holiday price, 98c. pair. Ladies! All-silk Hose, black boots, solid-colored top, $2 pair. Ladies’ Spool Silk Hose (made exclusively for us), in colorings of Tan, Mode, Light Brown, Nile, Canary, HiT per pair. Grand Corset for a dollar. CHILDREN’S LO: Duc ‘Reduced just when you want them most. Isn't this better than waiting till the tail end of the season? 1, size 8 years, from €6.75 to 4.75. 1, size 12 years, from 88 to $4.75. 2, size 12 years, from #10 to 84.75. 1, size 14 years, from 816 to #4. 1, size 12 years, from 812 to 84,75. 1, size Gyears, from #10.50 to #3. 2, size 12 years, $11.50 to 83. 2, size 12 years, TIPTREE 1, size 16 years, from $16.50to $10 1, size 16 years, from $20 to $10. 2, size 16 years, from $25 to $10. N.B.—We make no exceptions, 80 shall give an ezcelient book with each reduced cloak, as well as with the cloaks not reduced. ‘ar Gee list of books in the win- dow. HITT WILLIAM H. McKNEW, (Guccessor to R. H. Taylor), 433 Pennsylvania ave. REREARRARRARELEEABA Abbehbhbhbh Sousps Asp Looxs Line CHRISTMAS AT OUR BTORE. 11 In point of excellence and variety we believe there i# no more complete collection of Furniture and Drap- eries than ours. ‘Wo lay stress on this—and why got? We makea study of it. —LADIES' DESKS— ANTIQUE OAK, 16TH CENTUEY, ENGLISH, SOLID MAHOGANY, stock of AMERICAN WATCHES, HOWARD, ELGIN ana WALTHAM. Sole agents for the Patek, Phil- tye & Co.'s GENEVA WATCH. SILVER WATCHES rancing in Price from 12 to @25. These are accurate timekeepers and thor- Attention ts calle’ to the “GALT WATCH.” Watch of superior style and finish, desicned to meet the requirements of those desiring accurate performance and minimum prices. a All Watches fully guaranteed. Wise Prortz Are already buying their Holiday Goods, as the ex- perience of former years has taucht them that dis- appointment follows de- day. ‘We have a large stock, but the low prices at which ‘we have marked them will oon reduce the variety; therefore do not delay, but come in now, before the rush. PRICES THAT DRA’ Three-plece Dressing Set (plush bOX)..sesssee++. Four-piece Manicure Set (plush DOX)secsesee = French China Gilt-band Cup, Saucer and Plate. Standing Work Basket ; regular price 986. Handsome Reed Body Heavy Rep-lined Car- riage, with steel spring and folding parasol. ‘Extra Lance China Toy Tea Set, very prettily tinted and gold decoration. horses and driver... 1.39 Tron Engine, with coal car and long passenger car, wumcnee SAD Children's Toy Folding Wire Bedstead, with mattress on Felt-covered Bagatelle Board, Goblin Ten Pins... Hourwar Goo DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN. DINNER, —_ Our huportations arenow ready, BREAKFAST, embracing the lanrest and most TEA, ‘varied assortment we have ever AND offered. TOILET RICH CUT GLASS tm great SETS. variety. BON BONS, FINE PLATED WARE, BIscUIT ‘Up mee Gestens. and many Rove JARS, ‘thes in RICH DECORATED CHINA, CUPS AND Suitable for SAUCERS. CERISTMAS PRESENTS. BISQUE Our friends would do well to FIGURES, make early selections before the PARLOR rush. Goods purchased now are AND Teserved and delivered at any time. BANQUET — LAMPs, MB. BEVERIDOE, ETc.. Ere. atm 1009 Pa ave. ges 25 5 sy gs Sau 6 Re RRA OF Bane Se ol Eee SNE Sas For choice of $1.25 Genuine Prench Pelt Hate, in all colors and shapes. Dow't mise these at Ge. The beat WU! be gone goon. THE RPI 00 Be oD REE bor 33 REE pes 30 ke BRB 00 NONN ™M NM A RRI coo fn re MMMM AA Re co H ” MMM SA tut oo tant Fe MMM AA K RCO HK g - MMM AAK K COO HK gee. PRE vsY BFE mY SET BRE OG mw EERE RER Vv EEE N NN it HoH A TET shy n AA Tr HoH AA OT MS HH 2A F a = TODAY WE OPEN AN ENTIRELY NEW LINE OF EVENING HATS AND BONNETS. som VERY NOVEL EFFECTS THAT YOU SHOULD SEE. YOU SHOULD ALSO SEE THE DIFFER: ENCE IN PRICE OF OUR TRIMMED HATS AND WHAT OTHERS ASK. CALL SOON, WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW YOU OUR STOCK AND PRICES. Take advantage of that Faney Feather Sale. 48a, Gnd Toe. All that were marked wp to ¥1.25 mow Be. Alll over @1.25 to $2.48 now 75e. Don't muss them. EE: FESS BS se FLED K RI BBB bee 00 N NN Sss® = JUST IN, THREE NEW LOTS OF RIBBONS, SAME STYLES WE HAD, ONLY QUALITIES BET- TER. Satin Ediee Gros Grain..eeesevere- Gros Faille... ~omsoenennanonan Gros Faille, Satin Edge. conte a yard See these Ribbons; they are 3, 334 and 4 inches wide, warranted pure silk, best qualities and are worth fully double prices asked. We have them in every cuncriv- able color and shade for Millinery, Drees Trimming cents a yard 2S conte a yard TMTH HERI rre " u PALAIS ROYAL PALAIS ROYAL. Heres our stronghold on your observation. In the | Apple, Dark Brown, Cream. Special price, $3 pair. NATURAL CHERRY, T Howe OF ak ee and Fancy Work. Some colors only «mall quantities curred in those months. The Secretary re-| (continued.) (Conttnned.) . book line noone can touch us. This may not sound Prices from 87.50 to #150. Thea oF ATES, + Byaetyerete my hetion. marks, in concluding this paragraph of his re- solest: oat yet it othe treth Our prices are way be- Sterling Silver Thimbles, in silk plush cases of all ne TH eee & 2*40R E> pen, xx x port and before considering the surplus, that yw competition. We carry all the Latest Publications | shades. ‘These Thimbles are ‘‘warranted” not to turn aS Pr Rx N unless some provision be made to meet such = == OCU eer satan {iunuense amount | dary, "A pretty and useful boliday present for 2c. pe esr aaeme SEVENTH AND H STS. ¥.W., ee i & XS j iaiciamista dd tebace, Waa Geabees ie a jure, locks, Scrap Books, Ingreat variety and every conceivable finish. Prices Bhs contingencies in 7 v Scrap Pictures, etc. Look tn our 8th street window for hints of our Holl-| trom go.50 to #5 = sana oe. a eeeneety exqacted. iets be segreted Hg88g Cc¢ 00 U UNN NITIT | THE GENERAL PUBLIC day Handkerchief Stock. beso ts tg HAH HT o> BSS gs Se De cre no pate eagndion a H8ss.8 °8 3h SRN ot ‘Will bear in mind that we will lay aside any article A long list of other useful articles. We mention HHS Se RE Os remedy, merely hinting at one by pointing out Hge89.08 98 BE WH £ | eclecunt now fore Onristoas pesmes unt tent ind _ Sss¥ HM I “oo” XN Sse that government bonds are now too high to 1x88 Goo 00 UU NNN T = | Conaition at our risk, sont me SATIN-COVERED PIN CUSHIONS, SQUARE render the issue of currency profitable. This : W. A. PIERCE & CO., cams, . D PIS 8, ct sppears to suggest a cheaper bond convertible (pai eet HALL RACKS, Users, Aso Denne SHRIMP, LIGHT GREEN, ORANGE. OLD ROSE into cufrency, which it was said a few weeks THE PALAIS ROYAL PRICES ARE CASH SALE PRICES, 80 Can make use of our Mail-Onler Department. Goods Successors to E. G. Davis, nes 4 . ago the Secretary would recommend specifi- THAT WHEN 10 PER CENT 18 TAKEN OFF IT MAY BE carefully packed and shipped to any place in the ° CHIFFONIERS, AND CARDINAL. PRICES: 50c., 7ic., 80., @1.13 s United States. AND @1.25. a ee CLAIMED THE PRICES COME 20 PER CENT BELOWPRE- aamEbGnad & NEO. ‘71D Market Space, oeaeea Et SOE Ff BP gh EF] _Nowtetnetime to buy them. ‘Trim thes, they make The request of the District Commissioners VAILING QUOTATIONS. TOMORROW WE OFFER ALL a3 420, 422, 424, 420 7th at | Pans en HH 88 EO BD Bek Yh | cheap Holiday Prevents, for legislation making tw> of their number 0 FAST-BLACK HOSE AND ALL WARM UNDERWEAR AT 10 f efi ee ee galactose pmegrogentigechane ghey quorum for the consi l»<:tion of District busi- atic CABINETS, The best 25, 50, 75and Oe. Dolls in the city: no ness ia, as pointed out by Tax 8742 at the time PER CENT DISCOUNT. ONE-TENTH OFF THE FOLLOWING i OE suveboanpa, a See of Judge James’ suggestioa concerning the PRICES TOMORROW: - HHH Be CHEVAL GI zs ° 22s BB PRE NN N TUTT 988, Present state of the law, an absolute necessity ere ee Goo 89 389 DoD — ee NAN T Suny of the situation, and it should receive the SHOE BALE. JI.CaH pei attra! merdnc ess? cheng aed wl Sto? Se re NMS T Sst prompt and favorable consideration of Con- ae Spring-heet Shoes, warrantea | 9* C+ Horcrxson, articles—reasonable in price and real pretty. lies Peay ee grew Ibis not contended that more than ive LADIES" FAST BLACK HOSE, LADIES WARM UNDERWEAR. all eather, commot-sense lst, in B, C, D ‘and E lat, Seis FANCY PILLOWS, ™ Genuine lata, ¢m Black and Colors, - - r TABLE COVERS, make @ decision which will bind the board, } Cotton, 25, 5, 40, 50, 55, 00, 65. 75c. cod iti admitted that if all the Commissioners j anmhecene some yg a rst Floor Department.) sa FOOT RESTS, FINE LEATHER WARES, are present a majority can overrule the active | Lisie, 45, 50, 60, 75, 85, 90, S6c., $1, $1.25, $1.35. MY IMMENSE STOCK OF FUR TRIM- ————— Sionol oe o “ a ae Ribbed Merino Vests and Pants, Be LACE CURTAINS, — opposii oor Plain Merino Vests and Pants. ‘500 MED JACKETS CANNOT BE EQUALED in regard to contracta which require by law the Merino (two.thinds wool Underwear 70 enn cae DAMABKS, unanimous consent of the members of the Extra Quality Ribbed Merino Vests. 5c | Boys’ Solid Leather Veal Calf Button or Lace Shoe, > Our stock comprises by far the largest, best selected board. It is a manifest absurdity to require all high cut, worked button holes, in 2, 3 and 4 widt. PORTIERES, and most varied assortment of FANCY LEATHER to consider if two can act, and to give toan CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK HOSE, A Bargain. wt ee el ae EIDER-DOWN QUILTS, NOVELTIES, TRAVELING SATCHELS, TRUNKS, absent Commissioner a negative power in re- PEEP Sangre 2 ut at es How 8 8 a In Plain and Figured Satin and Sateen Covers, _| &c., that can be found south of Philadelphia, spect to all business, which he would not have,| fuse "igasistoei ade van it KOM Ai pg gH Oyo if present. The practical inconvenience of the | Silk, ‘Scents to $1.0¥a pair. i a: “S38 plan pia ‘We have been mindful to have the prices range to mchabs. ment, embarrassing the dispatch Fa-The above prices stand for no less than REEFERS, COLLAR, <oltauesass canag atany proba ben oeencroara Sphere Sharm empcmaena ag aloes enphemtbconeteinedd terete re a isa different price, so that a detailed price possible in scoltmm advertisement. We ask morrow to test the qualities offered at the FULL, REAL ASTRACHAN TRIMMED. REGULAR PRICE, $16.50. bring matters to a standstill, is also obvious. +e ‘The course of the Senate in taking up the Child's Patent Leather Vamp Cloth Top Spring-heel ‘We want you to come in early and see what we have. Button Shoes, size 810%, in B, C, D and E width. DRESSING CASES 316 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. hn and don't all. price of 25 cents for all sizes. A Bargain, Sepriscyrtd grange phate For Ladies and Gentlemen from 75c. to #40 each. elections bill by’a strict party vote shows that | Style No. 1-Heavy Rib, sizes 7 to 10. a ate FRENCH SEAL CAPES, HIGH SHOUL- ees nav aeoee ee the republicans are united st least om the ques- | S:750 Bo 5 Dine meerts senncn te 82-The American Hoslery Co.'s Underwear, Cart- i ait Bon qi ee ae P tion of now considering the measure. The en-| Styje No. Light Rib, sizes 4 to 8%. Tries & Warnes English Underwear and Sik Under. 3 he Ss — JULIUS LANSBURGH, Seutlete Seite sa cones, withiainty tenia ob Kixes Parace, - ‘wear in many sty! jes will be found marked oon frock pater soe the bechnioakyma scsi Geka abide eine: Peer oer pn Sosy + tepeet pe ea ae it So Se 8 13th ana Fats. | 81-40; eenuine seal, @3; genuine alligator, elegant 812-814 7TH ST. sage. lemoeratie hope is based upon marked prices of these as well as CHILDREN'S UN- $] Hi sw 00 finish, 85; other qualities up to $10. We offer the following specials in our Milinery and plan of holding out the silver coinage measure | (pgpartment new door of 1119 Pennsylvania ave.) | DERWEAR of every description, Besides Children's | en's Fine Hand-turn Embroidered Plush Slippers, Mt gene so Cloak Departments: asa glittering bait to those republican Sena- ehcinaiiatia ett tie. iartna end onl Vests and Pants on the frat floor we Ccete h beautiful styles, all sines. Beavrizs: ‘We have also ® new line of WRITING DESKS at tors from the west who feel s livelier interest | [yur nvauay snes hos ase giivicrteder anaes i oe 04.25, @5, 85.50, $8.50and $10, ‘A Good Quslity Zadies’ and in silver than they do in other elections than | e-Money promptly refunded if these Hose stain the k soe ms ‘ their own. It is suggested that a democratic | feet or do not wash a perfect black. CHILDREN’S WARM GO0S. HIGHEST IN QUALITY, wa ava Geek h eaeie GE We have SPECIAL SALE Misses’ Cheveron sie meng sed reco] ‘HOARE WARM CET weet bore boat an fa Tr tie iACK= - a Long Cloaks, $2.25 to #15 each. q FOR THE 33 AAA C ae iting for feo catnege phar ae Short Coats, 82.98 to $18 each. Ladies’ Dull and Bright Dongola Tip Button Boots, LOWEST IN PRICE. EST WE HAVE EVER SEEN ARE Ina lanre variety of sizes, styles and qualities, from a4 Sof Ek licans are expected to say to these seductions— + | Hand-knit Mitts, 29¢. to Ge. pair. warranted solid leather, in opera and common-sense THOSE MANLY LITTLE COVER 0c. to $17.50. . eee TTT “Not that we love a fair ballot and free count Hand-kait Booties, Le. to 4c. patr. toe, sizes 234 to 7, in C, D and E width. ches COATS FOR BOYS FROM SEVEN TO _ = Jess, bat that we love free silver more.” Hand-knit Leguins, 25c. to $1.48 patr. A Bargain. We propose to change this list every other day, so it ENTIRE z —— Hand-knit Sacques, 25e. to $4.08 each. Ta ee : tee Ft ‘The Secretary of the Navy makes some ex- Hand-knit Skirts, G8e, to §1.96each, — 43te 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘THEY ARE CUT, MADE AND will be to your advantage to read it over every day to > cellent suggestions in his annual report on the Hand-knit Hoods, 30c. to @1.48 each, ‘These five different makes of Shoes are exceedingly TRIMMED ON THE SAME LINES on what wohereteeiier zen. WEEK Jn all sizes, talloramede ele subject of a naval militia, the mucleas of which Skirts, Canton Flannel Underwear, 23e. to 75e. garment. | good value andeach line will make us new trade if AND OF THE VERY SAME FABRICS quienes, eumehee in to be the harbor-defence shipa. Four states Mohslt Skirt, (ined), €2-25 to $3.08 ach gtitbrwidery Flannel. 1 yard wide, all colors, to ence ought. Our Shoe Department 18 frat floor, gal . AS THE MEN'S GARMENTS, AND _ aaa Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York and ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. * BINATION, nies ie sae Gee x fi Xen - PALAIS ROYAL. THE COMBINA' . COATS IN THE CITY, 1X OUR a Pennsyivania—have spoken out in favor of | (Continued. (Continued. ) ates this movement, which commends itself to the wre! 2ethand Fats, n.w., oe ee a8 - “YY Se country. Under the system leading ports ° a KAUFMAN & SICKLE, Cozzws Tannnxe Sroze, IN SPLENDID SHAPE, VARIETY ‘One lot of Refers, tn all quilt would become centers of naval strength. The| Tae Paras Roya, Waar Deranrwenr Spesciarizs. ENOUGH TO PLEASE THE MUST MILLINERY, ties, ranging in price from @6t0 dey pan byes hong Freer igeas 823 117TH ST. H.W. DHESSY AND PRICES TO SUIT 810, « rare bargain: have abot <Aiars tat have boon iavadiod. Thay Booms Worres Is Hzaz. $ eens, WWI oak een Gone naval school, drill-hall, ermory and rallying Point for the youth who have the spirit of naval enterprise. =. The praise and encouragement given to Par- nell in the present struggle by the London Times and other conservative mouthpieces after their recent abuse of him show not that they hate Parnell less but that they love the destruc- tion of the home-rule coalition more. They praise the Irish leader at the expense of Ireland. ‘They sustain the man because they believe that through him as the unintentional instrament the severest blows can now be inflicted upon the Irish cause. - + Representative McCreary cally tin and tin Plate, cotton ties, agricultural implements and for men and women's elothing and ralt the seven blessings of mankind. And Bepresenta- tive MeCreary comes from Kentucky! Senator Quay is reported in the CourierJour- ‘mai as mying that if the Foree bill is passed the will lose New York by from fifty Sbousand to one hundred thousand majority in 1092. This is » breaking of silence with a ———_—-+—____— If Mr. Lodge can get » bill through which will force up the standard of the immigrants a im this country much may be ‘Mr. Blaine’s visit to the House yesterday with the Brazilians was «boom on » basis which the Speaker did not fail to note. So ‘The republicans in the House lost @ day yee Jee rom? SOFT motions, and every day io ‘The republican that has no satisfaction eee lanes Minister Mizner did xot, an they do om the stage, win e recall by his fine scting. ‘TEA GOWNS AND ROBES DE CHAMBRE FROM $2.50 TO $35 EACH. SEAL PLUSH JACKETS FROM $10 TO $40. CLOTH JACKETS FROM 95 TO $25. CLOTH ULSTERS, €7 TO2925. MATALASSE SILK JACKETS, $25 T0 $40. CHILDREN'S ULSTERS FROM $5 TO 20 MISSES’ JACKETS FROM 66 TO 813. SOME OF THE REDUCED PRICES: 922 JACKETS FOR 919. 63.98 JERSEYS FOR $1.98. Here are two imported novelties that will cost you | Tucked, full sleeve, taflor cuffs. Also those marked ‘$25 each at the credit stores. English Beaver Blaser, | $:}.9% that have mohair braid trimming at front, col- 30 inches long ; Vest, reveres and sleeves artistically | #7 sleeves end cuffe, braided; astrakbun collar and pockets; satin facings. A French Cheveron Blazer Jacket, 30-inch ; vest buttons: Giagonally ; roll collar of finest astrachan fur. 913 JACKETS FOR $11. ‘Marked @1;3, but we challenge comparison with the Usual $15 garments. Here's one: A Cheveron Reefer im Navy, Biack or Tan, Medici collar and military braid fastenings. Here's another: Beaver Reefer with collar and reveres of braid, large silk buttons, satin facts. $10 JACKETS FOR 99. Reefer of English Diagonal Cloth, roll collar, braid binding, large pearl buttons. The Cheviot Reefer, ‘with astrakhan roll collar and braid loops, has all the appearance of a $15 garment. JERSEYS AT NEARLY HALF. Ass rule, limited quantities, broken sizes, undesir- Able styles are the cause of reduced prices. This fe an exception; the styles are the very latest—the correct high sleeves, be. izes 44 inches ; quantities oniy too great. PALAIS 03.50 AND €2.98 JERSEYS FOR ¢2.90. Bisch. Four styles, ‘Trimming of Yohsir, Sou- teens and taney tri. Talor nisied. Thirtso new — 8.06 JERSEYS oR o2.00. Black. Braided to form also collar andeleeves laborately trimmed. incouns ee ele 09.08 JERSEY FOR 61.25. Tucked yoke. Tailor finish. Also those trimmed ‘Mine styles tonslect from smallest to to | with Mohair and brass. largest 28 | | Boutache | y OOR. 12TH ST. AND PA. AVE. ‘BRANCH STORE, NO. 1011 @ BT. H.W. Onr enormous stock of Arctic Footwear has fora long time ‘deen laying in wait for just such ‘weather as this. ‘Now is our chance to unload, ‘Your necessity to buy. FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY, ARCTIC’ BUCKLE OVERSHOES. ee eeec cree ere ewe ereseseseeseseoeeeee Toc eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee HH TWO DOORS SOUTH OF F STREET. ‘Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. Our stock of Small Wares and Notions is complete in all the little things constantly required by dress- makers and the family. Pins, Needles, Threed and Sewing Silk, Elastica, ‘Hair Pins, Corset Laces, Whalebones and Belting. Dress Suiclde (Silk and Cotton), Braids and Cords, Whalebone Casing, Seam Binding, Hooks and Eyes, be... ec, Prices es ow as any hoffe in Washington. Quality always the best. Buitons of every description. Bone, Horn, Crochet (Black and Colors), Pear (White and Natural), Metal, SUR and Mohair Covered, Jet, be.s to. ‘mall and large aises to match, THEM. WE WILL NOT URGE YOU ‘TO BUY. Smoking Bete, in Gilt and Nickel, sold last yeat et @2.25. We will sell ‘them st 650. NOW BEING BOLD BY ORDER OF A LARGE thirty-five in all; your choices Inour axD a AA HA CHILDREN'S For’ Department we wil! offer Fle gant Quality Felt Hate in Black cloak ‘and colors,all the latest shapes, wold everywhere for 87c. emt eee aE ‘ments. SEE OUR DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY GOODS. KINGS,