Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TRE EVENING STAR has the fellest Leral Cirealation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as an Advertising Medium is worth mere than all the ether papers published in Washington. ——_EE Sw" Correspondents are informed that anony- mous commumications sent to THE 8TAR are not read. If matter is not worth the signature of the writes & & not worth writing, much less printing. ———_—_s2s—_—_ ‘The year 1890 has had its full quota of note- ble events. While the annclist will record no great wars, no such calamitous single events a have characterized some previous years, few inventions of startling or revolutionary import- ance, few ravages by pestilence, there have the age. A full statement of these memorable things appears in another part of today's Stax. But some of the larger items of the index may well be considered bere in their bearing on history. Of American events may bill, the elections in the fall transferring in the §2d Congress and in some of the states, party control from the republicans to the democrata, the visit to Washington and other cities of the British iron manufacturers, the {discussions in the Methodist Church of woman representation in the general conference, and in the Presby- terian Church of a revision of the denomi- national ered, the revolt of the Sioux and death of Sitting Bull, with peril of a general Indian uprising. Among prominent events abroad are the resignation of Bismarck and change of do- mestic policy in the German empire from the mastership af a class to a policy of liberal ten- dency; the visit to Europe of an American naval squadron of evolution; the adoption of a new constitution by Brazil; the split of the Irish parliamentary party; and, greatest of all, the discovery, not yet perfected, of a remedy by Dr. Koch for tubercular diseases. Both in London and in American cities, notably New York, a great financial pinch marked the cloe- ing months of the year, the worst effects of which are probably now passing off into a re- vival of contidence. Tee ‘The Senate went into executive session yes terday, but it was after an extraordinary se- sion of the republican caucus held without the usual preliminary notice. If the election bill or any financial measure passes this Congress it will be because all the signs that render in- telligible the conduct of public men will hav failed. The speeches of Senators Teller and Wolcott and the critical attitude of Senator Hale are either significant of much or they are the The question is epee presente be further government supervision of federal elections? Simultaneously the silver repub- licans who deny the present necessity for such legislation affirm the urgency of the passage of a free coinage bill. The demo- erats, some of whom are not silverites, are. all opposed for obvious reasons to an election law. Here is the opportunity for a po- litieal coalition such as bas been predicted for several months. The election bill has not the support of the united republican party. Judg- ing by the revelations of yesterday's session of the Senate there is no prospect for unity on this question. There is also little more prospect for harmony on financial questions. Indeed, from indications in the press and Congressional pro- eeedings it would appear that the people are not tearing their hair in vexation because of the probable failure of legislation on these sub- jects. The country is doing pretty well and drastio remedies might in the present condition ef things do more harm than good. ——-_—_o+e—__— ‘The civil service commission defends itself with considerable vigor against the reflections upon its work and upon the civil service system which the Postmaster General's official report, even after revision and blue-penciling, eon- tained. The controversy over the question of the percentage of “eligibles” who fail to fill easily accessible facts and figures. mission makes a strong showing in support of the claim that Post Office Department ap- pointees under the merit system have been demonstrated to be more satisfactory and efficient than those under the patronage sys- tem, the demonstration including admissions by the Postmaster General From the very tare of things the fact could hardly be other- wise. It is unfortunate, however, that this squabble should have occurred. If the sug- gestions and criticisms from the Post Office Department in regard to the examinations of applicants for office and to the character of “eligibles” turned out by the examination ma- ehinery, had been placed before the commission instead of publicly before the President, either wise changes could have been made in the ex- amination, or the commission might have con- vinced the department of error in its views without the annoyance and embarrassment of ® controversy on the subject before the Presi- @ent and the public. The commission and the departments ought to work together. ——— Eighteen hundred and ninety-one! Not only ean we say with Napoleon under the pyramids ‘that forty centuries look down upon us, but re- modern civilization as more than the reealt of servile labor. the inhabitants of a great republic, the Christian citizens of « free com- monwealth, may felicitate themselves that an indefinite number of centuries look down upon ‘them to stimulate and to bless. As the roll of the years is called what mighty events crowd upon the mind and soul of man! What progress ig the morals and intellect and physical welfare element of our Srrouz Norics ‘BEaD THIS BEFORE DINNER, OF IMPORTANCE TO YOU, HOW ABOUT TOMORROW? EVERYTHING YOU REQUIRE? IF NOT, NO TIME TO LOSE GLOSE AT SIX THIS EVENING. NOT OPEN TOMORROW. GLANCE AT PARAGRAPH BELOW. Corrzct Groves For 1891. The Palais Royal Glove stock for the new year is now complete. MEN'S EVENING KID GLOVES, plain, ‘98c.; embroidered, $1.35 Every pair warranted. ‘Have a pair tried on at our risk and thus be assured of Gloves that will St perfectly when the time comes for their use. WHITE LAWN OR SATIN BOWS for: that will cost 25c. elsewhere. Embroidered and plain FULL DRESS SHIRTS, open back and front, $1.50 ech. Identical to those usually retailed at $2. WEDXESDAT, DECEMEER Si, 1890 OWCLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW. SEW YEARS. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY SEMI-ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE IN MEWS FINE UNDERWEAR AND NECKWEAR, ‘THE MONUMENTAL, (O87 AND G90 F ST. N.W. BAU BESS. ‘Men's Camel's Hair Wool Shirts and Drawere at 61. 2, WE WILL RESUME OUR REGU- POPULAR SHOPPING PLAC and when to use them." She their Regular price $1.50, peach abeagdeonr to eb wa — LAR “REMNANT DAY OFFER- Raat American Hosiery Company's Full Fashioned Oasb- termatf the ToletCorate—which Ur the Way INGR” THE OBJECT OF THESE SEVENTH STREET. mere, at $1.50. Regular price §2. ‘® cometic—but pure and harmless, Closed ali day tomorrow. SALES, AS YOU WELL EXOW, IB ‘that gives to the complexion «soft and glow- “4 1 RAYE MADE & MOST DRCIDED SACRIFIOR| 1 csner grades reduced in ame propartion. ing ‘appearence, Mace, Bintette etl TO CLOSE OUT EVERYTHING ‘We have about 20 dozen High-class Scarfs which are So ans ern se WHICH MAY BE TERMED a marked at these prices: Ror pornen abd iy onto pe “REMNANT.” meaue ba waltahisuoe eine ee «6 We Ase Maze O; ell as ee 91.75 Scarf, now at $1.25. ‘Valuable ass protection to the skin. It is x bad WE ARE ENABLED TO KEEP OUR a0" 8 mt ae ee, es ae ae ae STOCK ALWAYS FRESH AND * ‘ , ee, Sal geen, Semi-snnual inventory now, and when finished be on @ush of Mme. Rinfret's PRESENTABLE. ‘WILL FIXD LADIES AND MISSED a “ % Te Guieculaap tale thiperen | SetunethieriitySuetes te eng gute a cane To *~ * © Soo gots disvivting agetn v7 8 Sew Yo as Ween: e's Gh ai deres SOME UNUSUAL ATTRAC. . ’ Race =e a ALS [widens treba corked Prastyo' ane Tose 18 _conmnquenen oP GOSEPR AURRBACE, eotaleques Prices, 80 we say to yousgain bean the alert, as in @23 PA. AVE, AND all oF write for it, ‘every case they are small lots, but goods that you will find tmmediate use for. HALP-PRIOR MILLINERY. G31, a2, 3-38 bhbbbbhbbhbbshbbhhhsbhhbhshebhh Pcsake WY AR ORI BED GOVER= ING S Exrasonomuay Repvcrioxs In La. DIES’ WINTER NEWMARKETS, fe tet Norma ‘Sines 32 ond 3 ‘THE MONUMENTAL TRIMMED BATS MARKED FROM 915, $20 AND 830 TO $10. FROM $12, 910 AND 98 TO 85, 04.50. Conzws Tanne Srona, 23 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. Ovs Croux Dersaraest ‘Must not be forvotten. Weare showing sm unbroken ‘assortment of Fur-trimmed Garments, Newmarkets, ‘Wraps for Stout Ladies, Children's Cloaks end Fur Capes, and offer the choice of the department at the following reductions: ON ALL GARMENTS MARKED LESS THAN 96 WE TAKE OFF THE PRICE $1.50. #3 OFF ON ALL GARMENTS FROM €7 TO 910. $4 OFF ON ALL GARMENTS FROM 811 T0915. $5 OFF ON ALL GARMENTS FROM $16 TO $20. (Two doors south of F st.) 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE _ S20. Former prices $12.50 and $15.— 2 Rough Cloth Newmarkets, Sizes 38 and 40. —$12.50._ Former price $18.— 5 Pine Quality Beaver Newmarketa. 3 Navy. Sines 42 and 44, and2 Dark Green, Sines 38 Branch of 8. Cohen & Co., Boston. Tus Commmatiox, brad 12TH AND F STS. W. A. Przzce & Co. Successors to B. G. Davis, ‘200 pairs White and Colored Blankets to close out be fore stock taking. ‘We wish to express our thanks (o our friends ‘snd customers for the kind appreciation they ‘TA9 Market Space, Cor. Sth st. EVENING GOODS EXHIBITION. Our array of Fine Evening Goods this season is very rich and choice. Everything shown here ‘00d be found here. We will take much pleasure in showing you our assortment. It is pleasing to Indies to look at a handsome line of evening goods, even if they haven't any use for them oF do not care to buy. Below we will try and give You # slight idea of the line we are showing. Brussels Net in White, 60 inches wide, richly Jeweled and embroidered in gold thresd and fold beads, with narrow edze on one side for trimming. $20 per yard. Brussels Net in Black, 00 inches wide, hand- somely embroidered in gold thread and gold Deads, with narrow edge on one side to match. Special, $18 yard. White Brussels Net, all-over embroidered in old thread and gold beads. $6.25 yard. Biack Brusseis Net, all-over embroidered with goid beads. $3 yard. Biack Strtped Brusscle Not, embroidered wth 7% yard. Back Druin Ne wh gold or ver ba pendants. $4.50 yard. Mouslin Chiffon in colorings of Maize, Pearl, Pink, L. Biue, Slate, Heliotrope, Canary, ‘White, Black, 48 inches wide. Price, $1.75 ard. Japanese Crepe, in Black, Cream and White. Embroidered Mousiin =a in Cream, 48 inches wide. Price, $2.25. ‘Embroidered Mouslin, de Bol Soie, in Cream, 48 inches wide. $3.50 yard. L. Blue Mouslin de Sole, richly embroidered 4m colors, with narrow: edge on one side to match. Special, $6 yard. Pink Mousiin de Soie, richly embroidered tm colors, narrow edge on one side for trimming. ‘Special price, 96 yard. Black Embroidered Mouslin de Soie, 48inchs ‘Wide, for $2.87, $3.45 and 3.50 yard. Silk Drapery Nets in all of the newest patterns from $1.25 to $5.25 yard. Black Lace Flouncing in the newest patterns from $1.02 to $10 yard. Black Laco, embroidered with gold thread and gold beads, 2 to 8 inches wide. Prices, $1.50, $1.65, $1.80 and 83.75 yard. ‘Narrow Embroidered DUCHESS AND POINT LACES. Our assortment of Dachess and Point Lace is very large and rich. We have all widths and Drices. PASSEMENTERIES AND GIMP Ze. aye shown to us for our endeavors to meet their wishes in our different lines, particularly in the Dress Trimming Department, and we as- sure all that we will keep up the high standard that we have set and will show for the coming season the highest novelties and latest designs that can be procured. Our orders for springs goods were placed at the time of our fall opening, and the goods ‘Will begin to arrive shortly after the first of the Year. Due notice of their arrival will be given. ‘We extend the compliments of the season to our friends and customers. 8. COHEN & CO., 583 Lith st. n22-m, wheat-Sm B. H. Srixeerz & Sons, 1237 Penna. ave. through 413 13th st, NOTWITHSTANDING THE RUSH OF HOLIDAY TRADE, WE ARE STILL PREPARED TO FURNISH OUR CUSTOMERS WITH ANYTHING IN FURS. OUR STOCK OF FUR TRIMMINGS IS VERY EX- TENSIVE AND COMPLETE, COMPRISING ALL THE FASHIONABLE FURS,IN ANY WIDTH FROM 3s INCH TOGINCHES. WE ALSO HAVE ALARGE STOCK OF FURSLEEVES, IN ASTRACHAN, WOOL, SEAL, MINE, ALASKA SEAL, CLIPPED CONEY, ETC. CAPES OF ALL KINDS AT REDUCED PRICES. SEAL JACKETS, SACQUES, CAPES AND WRAPS. OUR PRICES ON THESE ARE MUCH LOWER THAN NEW YORE PRICES. PLUSH JACKETS, SACQUES AND WRAPS AT GREAT RE- DUCTION. MUFFS, BOAS AND COLLARS. 431 GAT We close tomorrow (New Year) at 8m. So Mucz Derexos Ox Consere- OUR GREAT 20 PER CENT REDUCTION SALE ON ALL WINTER GOODS HAS PROVED A WONDERFUL CARD. EVERY DEPART- MENT THAT HAS THIS LINE TO OFFER HAVE BEEN VERY BUSY. WE SHALL KEEP RIGHT ALONG UNTIL ALL ARE CLOSED OUT OR ALL PURCHASERS SUP PLIED. AVAIL YOURSELVES OF THIS REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITY AND YOU ‘WILL MAKE A GREAT SAVING. OPEN TOMORROW UNTIL 12 M. ‘THE COMBINATION, 1TH AND F STREETS, KAUFMAN & SICKLE. K@" Open this evening until 10 o'clock and ‘until noon tomorrow (New Year day.) Corzecr Duzss HAVE YOU EVERYTHING THAT YOU REQUIRE TO BE CORRECTLY DRESSED TOMORROW? A CUTAWAY COAT AND VEST OF BLACK CLAY'S DIAGONAL, ENGLISH WORSTED, OR FRENCH THIBET, WITH A PAIR OF NEAT STRIPE OR CHECK TROUSERS ARE THE PROPE! GARMENTS UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK. AFTER 6 OCLOCK THE FULL DRESS 18 THE ONLY CORRECT ATTIRE. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANY- THING IN SUCH GOODS WE CAN SUPPLY IT AT A MOMENTS NOTICZ, ALSO A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST STYLES IN PURNISH- NGS FOR DRES& OR STREET WEAR. ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEA- SON THAT ARE ABSOLUTELY COR- RECT IN EVERY ESSENTIAL DETAIL, 97.50 OFF ON ALL GARMENTS OVER $20. THE MONUMENTAL, Srrcur Ar Ovr Grove Couwrzn. At the hour this paper goes to press there are sbout 10 dozen in all left of those elegant §-button-lensth Mousquetaire Gloves that sold st $1.48 and $1.89. ‘What's left of them we will sell this afternoon from 4 to6 o'clock aT 790. AT To. AT Te. In the lot are Black and all the leading colors. 1 THE MONUMENTAL. We close at 6 o'clock evenings, except Saturdays. Tux Box Mazcaz, ‘We have quite a quantity of Initial Handkerchief left over from our Christmas trade, put up in fancy boxes. If we have the Initial you desire you can buy them cheaper than they can be imported for under the McKinley bill. GENTS". 3 IN FANCY BOX. Initials A, M, Pand 8. WERE 50. BOX. aT 37 CENTS BOX. GENTS", 3 IN FANCY BOX. Initials A, C, EB, G, H, 3, K, L, M,N, P, 8, W. WERE 98. BOX. GENTS”. Initiajs A, E, G, H, J, K, M,N, P, B, 8, T. WERE 080. BOX. GENTS. Initials A, B, B, G, J, K, L, M, P, B, 8. WERE 01.25 BOX. aT 7% CENTS BOX. AT ©9 CENTS BOX. @ IN FANCY BOX. Mazxeo Dows Sacz Or Fras. AT 89 CENTS BOX. hasetcum 2 mack. ‘Suse 35, and 1 Green, —$12.50. Former price €20.— 3 met Be Beaver Newmarket, handsomely braided. Former price $22.80. on 1 Extra Heavy .—¥ ‘avy Blue Broed- ae ‘Former price $45.— (Third floor, 11th street building.) Lares: Mezrxo Uxpenwean, 6 Ladies’ White Unshrinkable Merino Com- bination Sutts with bigh neck and lons sleeves— ankle lengt larked down to $1.25. G Infants’ White Cashmere Vests with high eck and long sleeves—slightly sotled. —Marked down to i6e., 3 for: 2 Infants’ Light Blue Silk and Wool Vests ‘With high neck and long sleeves. —Marked down to 50e.— ‘Leas than half price. (First floor, 24 annex.) Opp Sizes Ix Groves. 13 paira Ladies’ 4-button Opera Gloves. 8 patre mize 55. 5 pairs size 5%. —lie. Former price, 75e.— 5 pairs of Ladice’ Opera Glovesin White and GIN FANCY BOX. | 8%, 3%, Sk and 9. ——iwe. . Former price, @1.25.— (Fire floor, 11th stree: building.) 60 paire 10-4 Gray Woolen Biankets; were 81 New for Toe. pair. 50 pairs White Woolen Blankets; sold for @1.25. ow for $1 pair. GO pairs Red Mixed German Blankets; ware @1.7. Now for $1.25 pair. 50 pairs Gray Woolen Blankets, the bast veleewe had for @2. Now for @1.50 patr. ‘A lot of White Blankets, slightly entied, will heeaid ‘QMeinch Crepe D'Chine, €1.25. ZZ-inch Crepe, $1.2 ‘24-inch Figured india Silk, White and Cream, @1. 24-inch Picured Japanese Silk, White and Cresm.@1. Our sales in Furs this season have been most satisfactory. Stock is very much broken. We offer some bargains for Friday. shades, Tie. ‘20-inch All-eilk Satin Surah, all evenine shader. #1. ‘24-inch Al-ailk Satin Surah, all evening shades, @1. Ziimoh All-eilk Faille Francaise, all evenims shades, Selected Undressed Kid Mousquetaire Gloves, in White, Pearl, Black and tweive new tints of Modes and Tans. In some instances special prices are quoted for tomorrow's special sale. We would hint that the aT LADIES. SIN FANCY BOX. INGS FOR EVENING WEAR. 2 ripe Initiale A, ©, D,E, F,G, H, J, K, L, M,N, P.B,8,W. ‘One special thing in Gimp iss very rich and xa Eee Bee %. Y > 5583 Deautiful effect in silver and pearl, with colored pr E kan. Ene 4 po B. BOBINSON & 00., WERE 500. BOX. AT 20 CENTS BOx. Jewels, 3% inches wide. $8.75 yard. & ‘Also’ same as above in gold thresd and gold Ee i ERE ¥ es AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, LaDIEs’. IN FANCY BOX. B,C, D, G, 3,L, M,N, P, W. WERE 61.75 BOX. AT 61.35 BOX. ‘The above are bargains—all new, perfect and fine beads, with colored Jewels. $8.75 yard. Another specially new style isa very rich de- sign in silver and evening shades. 900 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. ACORSET is the in the arch of feminine ‘satisfaction. If they don’t fit—if they are not adapted. to your form and firure—they are neither comfortable Brice reductions are not the only advantage offered. If you will allow usto try om the gloves, at our risk, You will be assured of perfect fitting Gloves, an ad- ‘vantage that will be appreciated when the time comes for wearing them. 8 Buttons, Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. MP The $1.85 Gloves will be offered this week at 91.75. The price reduction also applies to those in street shades. Of course EVERY PAIR WAR- RANTED, 2 usual. ROY (@1.50 UNDBESSED KIB fk ~ $1.35 ‘conapicuous doctrine of the brotherhood of man| sg” THESE GLOVES ARE KNOWN ALL OvER |"? UMsrwesr: Se.. all of which we marked st the yaaa is Se ounaetenoa the world | THE COUNTRY AS THE BEST QUALITY XID | 4 Prices, and now with the further reductions we've AL” VES Feather Trimming in evening shades, in o8- trich, ostrich edging, swan's down, jeweled feather edge, &c. EVENING GLOVES. ‘We are showing a full line of new and stylish Evening Gloves. in Suede and other kinds, in all the shadings for evening wear; 12 to 20-but- = Prices, $2.35, $2.50 and $2.75 EVENING HOSIERY. Our assortment of Silk Hosiery for evening ‘wear is very larre. All the delicate shades de- Sirable tor evening are to befound here. Prices from 98c. to $3.50 pair. W. A. PIERCE & CO., peer Successors to E.G. Davis, ‘TAD Market Space, Cor. Sth ot. Touneor & Lurranz WisH YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEAR, And take this ase fitting occasion, to thank our “*Patroms” and the *‘Public" generally for their libere. ‘patronage in the past, and respectfully solicit » con- (timuance in the future. We purchased previous to the ‘sdvance in many lines, larger quaatitice than usual, to save the incressed tariff, such as Woolen Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Fur Capes, Table Linens, Blankets, Hosiery, Ladies’, Men's and Children's Mer- abolishing | GLOVES SOLD AT $1.50. EVERY PAIR GUAR. | recently made on this immense stock. the race in | ANTBED im the fullest ecuse of the word. Allow us manners, mind and morals and preparing it for | to try » pair om, at our risk, and you'll appreciate the Marvelous ft of these Gloves. We have sizes to suit ‘the soil beneath the snow is harder than. we "8 heart. a ‘The latest news from the front does not indi- Fin he refiners ergs: don—the advantage of s name. oe merch int nay sean slippery ‘Morrew, bat the chances are that: with assistance. a And yet, when Senator Wolcott meste Sena- tor Hoar tomorrow he will wish him “a beppy ‘Mew Year.” ‘London ver i Me pena te another big fire and ‘ll shapes of hands. Evening sad Street Shades. =| MITTS. ‘Wederete prices for the very best quality. ‘Sdutton length. 7) cents; Li-tatton, 88 cents; 16 ‘battom, 61.25, and 20-button, $1.48 0 pair. ‘We therefore invite the thinking purchasing public cee Se eee Se ee repeat the promise we have 00 often made. Onreia nota cheap bargain store, but ‘We guasantes all goods sold, and money ie cheestully -vefunded when goods are not as represented or sre un- (qotistactory. We do our best to please you, and if we Bumerous “fioux warriors bite the dust,” al-| PLAIN JERSEY SILK MITTS at the following | don't erike youright the fret time, we'll try, try ‘egvin, and will not be surly about it either. ‘We've wighed yous Happy Now Year; prosperity is LACE-TOP MITTS, @1, $1.98 and 62.25. Tho last |“ omental therety, Buy your goqds fran we end PALAIS ‘Beunch Store, Bo. 1011 Oct. o.v, apex EH -ROVAL|=-—=—-~= ———ooooeo ‘ow OE an, nor will they do the most deft dress draping justice. Judgment is the essenfial agent that should assist you im your selection of a style. Every brand will not suit you any more then is every shade and tint Lecoming to your complexion. What shall youd! Consult—two heads are Letter than one—and we have the knowledge ‘and the willinness, backed Ly the stock. ‘An article of such universa! im countless variety. Knowin: Price is not a safe rude to buy by, because some that are almost ridiculousiy low are good and some more |* im cost are an abomination. ‘The ‘‘K. and G.,” in one or the other of its forms, il anewer. Gee the wood quality at Extra long and short—$1. No. 611, White and Biack Satteen—$1.50. No. 104, extra length, White—$1.50. No. 107, White Sateen, silk stitched (extra long)— 82.50, ‘Thomson's Corsets i another make thet drains esti Dr. Warner is a name in the Corset world that guar ‘antees the combination of fit and comfort. His “*Heaith” Corsets are $1.25. “Coraline” (No. 333), improved, extra long waist, are 81. brand is perhaps the most noted. ““0.P." Mascot—White sattoon, are $1.75. “*C.P." Almee (short) are $1.75. ‘The leadership— PD." (extra length), White coutil, are 41.76. ue oral mattean bond, are 68.96. I will commence the new year by remind Tleave to the Note Paper. Did you see my sptcial offer as as advertised = ‘8 for One one Ningyanen You oui? eS poustiges ROBERT F. MILLER, BOOKSELLER ‘AxD STATIONER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1800. Wu. H. McKxews Dany Lerren. goods—and make elegant New Year or birthday pree- HANDKERCHIEF. Toclose cut our Silk Initial Handkerchiefs we put ‘special prices on them that ought tosell them. Wehave not many of an initial. If you want some of them ‘come as soon as possible. G8-cent Fine Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, At 380. ‘We have the following Initials: 4. B, 0, D, E, F,G, B, K, L, M,N, P, B 8, TW. ‘30 cents instead of G8c. ‘We have the following Initials: 4, B, G, H, L, M,N, R, 8, T, W. 65c. instead of 85c. HOSIERY ‘MOSIERY. ‘HOSIERY. 85 cent Fine Jap. Silk Initial Handkerchiefs at @5e. ‘We just secured one bundred and forty dozen (1.680 patrs) Children's Ribbed Hose—fine imported C and @ goods- WARRANTED FAST BLACK—white too and heel—double knee. ‘Sizes, 6, 636. 7, 736. 8, Gs. ‘Chaice, any size, 250. pair. ‘This Hose is fully worth 35 cents for the emallest sizes and up to 50 cents for the large sizes. ‘Worth 500. pair. Choice 25 cents patr. Broades in plain and two-tone coute Ongreatas Wear ranging in price from $1 to @2.50 per yard 6. desma, ‘Satins in every conceivable shade from Joc. #0 @1.25 per yard. ‘Satin Mhadames and Satin Merveilieux, i ei even- ing shades, at $1 and 61.25 per yard. All-silk Grenadines, Evening shades. Crepe D’Chine tn figured and embroidered effects. Figured Indias, exclusive designs, st @1 per yard 484toch Polke Dot Mouslin D'Sole, Cream and Black, “inch Polka Dot Mouslin D'Sole, evening shades, Tt BOR MIARCHE. proper effect of evening shades. ‘We sve now ready a fuil line of Evening Gioves on@ Mitts suitabie tor operas and receptions. 8, Ej amd 20- button lengths of suede Gloves, im Pearl, Tam. Gress and Bieck, at 61.50, $1.8, 62 40, 3 apd 63.90. SET RST ao ry sume, ‘Painted: and spangied ebous eicka, saree in Ke we Rd ELS ran, 5 pianos, 3 tps, tvory ont