Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1891, Page 5

A Bazaars Day Tuar Meaxs SOMETHING You are looking for “-barcains”—and everybody is offering something or other under that name. But what ie im amame? It is the facts in the case that speak the truth. We are singing » merry song from our Ladies’ Garment Department that wilj attract more than the usual number of Saturday callers. “‘Flouse Dremses” api! “Wet Weather Coats” always find a warm Feception, and it is only feeding fuel to the bright fire of interest to mention the “‘bargsin” price. We use that word “‘barzain™ couservattvely, you know, and bow much it means in our vocabulary you will never have & better opportunity of testing. Here is the feast WRAPPERS. (Print Wrappers on the Mother Hubbard style— —REDUCED TO $1.19.— Ew-Printed Cashmere Princess Wrappers with piaited combination front —-KEDUCED TO ¢2.— Sw Printed Cashmere, cut ‘Princes, with pisited frome and beck — : —REDUCED TO $2.50.— A@-Pancy Striped Ginghaia, with fronts of plain ‘colars to matoh— —-REDUCED TO ¢2.— s@-Pisin Biue, Cardinal and Gray Flannel Wrap- pers, Mother Hubbard fronts, Princess backs, bound —BEDUCED To #1.50.— f§e-Tricot Cloth, in Navy and Garnet, with fall platted front and beck — —REDUCED TO 36. Ma Fancy Stripes, with Mother Hubbard front snd Princess back, trimmed with ribbon and buckle to mateh- — REDUCED TO 96.75. Flannel, with Mother Hubbard front, Princes back and ribbon belt — —REDUCED TO $7.50.— £@" Striped Flannel, with cashmere front arrsnged in #a-Piain Cashmere, with colored frouts— REDUCED TO $10.50.— TEA GOWNS. ‘Some of the choicest effects of the season are left and suffer the blow we have given the original markings. But you want tosee the newest desizns next season, and we propose to show them unimingled with apy- thing from this season ‘#97 Black Cashmere Tea Gown with surah silk front and Princess tack. REDUCED TO $14.50. 2-Cardinal Cashmere with shirred front and sleeves, rose quilting down the frout and heavy cond nae REDUCED To $20. — 227 Lnported Black snd White Stripe Tea Gown with piaid #1 front draped with a Biack silk girdle. Full steeves gathered at shoulders and cuffs. REDUCED TO $27.50.— ta hoported Biack and Pink Ficured Tes Gown with fui] piuk atin front, Watteau back, Queen Anne Jar, puffed shoniders of pmk satin and black lace. Just read that over aain and pictnre the effects. REDU TO $45. STORM COATS. As much a necessity a8 an umbrella, Some interest- ing prices on some iuteresting styles. 627 Mineral Finish Circular, ie Sv Irish Peasant Circular—cloth surface—$2.75. Ba" Cloth sartace, Langtry style— $5.50. h Surface Newmarket with cape—@3. th surface—Lametrs 85. ‘ith small check pattern,cloth surface— Insported Mackintosh . large Block piaids— long capes attached—marked as a special ‘*bargain”— 9.0. art showers do you spose you at im before the saving you would | make to your ele the cost of the prot. | “House Gowns." Don’t lose sight of the | fact that this is the season's “‘round up” and prices are | snapping of into very small piewes. They are not cheap at any price if you can't use them—bat having & vacancy in your wandrube you are shutting your eyes to Your personal interests fo let thei pass you by. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” ‘NINTH STRERT AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1540. 18 RTT « “Aveazaca.~ SEMI-ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE IN MEN'S FINE UNDERWEAR AND NECKWEAR. Men's Camel's Hair Wool Shirts and Drawers at $1. Regular price $1.50. American Hosiery Company's Full Fashioned Casb- mere, at $1.50. Regular price #2. All other grades reduced in same proportion. We have about 20 dozen High-clase Scaris which are marked st these prices: 91.75 Scarf, now st $1.25. = a1. Te. ~~ se JOSEPH AUEEBACH, @3 Pa. AVE, AND O51 ja, 3.08 3. ¥. AVE., COR. 157TH. Raab abhbhi fe abe Pamavevena Stone. ‘To close out balance of our Ladies’ Cloth Jecket and Astrachan Capes, will sell them ata reduction. Balance of Holiday Goods—Dolls, Toys, Al- bums, Writing Tablets and all Fancy Articles ‘Will sell at » big reduction, as we will not carry any over. ‘A few dozen Men's Pancy-bordered Handker- chiefs, pure linen. Price was 25 cents. They ara rumpled and mussed, <0 we make the :ricd 12% cents. They won't lust lone. ‘Ladies’ Fancy-bordered Linen Handkerchiefs ‘that were 25cents. Now. 15 cents. ‘Men's ANl-wool Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, Price wae $1.50. To go at @1.12%. Size of shirts, 360 42. Size of drawers, 32 to 38. CARHART & LRIDY, $23 Tih ot. and 706K st. nw. B. H. Sxrsmuerz & Soxs, ‘1253 Peans. ave. through 413 13th st. BOTWITHSTANDING THE BUSH OF HOLIDAY TRADE, WE ARE STILL PREPARED TO FURNISH OUR CUSTOMERS WITH ANYTHING IN FURS. OUB STOCK OF FUR TRIMMINGS Is VERY EX- TENSIVE AND COMPLETE, COMPRISING ALL ‘THE FASHIONABLE FURS.IN ANY WIDTH FROM 3s INCH TOSINCHES. WE ALSO HAVE ALARGE STOCK OF FERSLEEVES, IN ASTRACHAN, WOOL SEAL, MINK, 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 YORK PRICES. PLUSH JACKETS, SACQUES AND WRAPS AT GREAT RE- DUCTION. MUFVS, BOAS AND COLLARS. 431 SUPERIOR GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES. M. STRICKLAND, Buccensor to De" on & Strickland, ean $00 PENN. AVE Woonwaxn & Lormor. FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 2802. —_—-. YOUNG POLKS' DaY. ‘Saturday is the day upon which we devote special attention to the youngsters We on- Aeavor to point ont the thins best adspted to thelr wants and nrefe im such away as tousve the parent as much trouble snd annoyance as possible while shopping. We invite particular Attention to the extraordinary reductions in Boys’ and Misses’ and Children’s Clothing De partments. An early call is sugrested. Misses Axo Cunonexs Wars. Ohildren's All-wool Garnet Striped Cheviot Cloth Coats. Size 3 years. —85. Former price $10.— Children’s Bie and Gray Pin Stripe Cloth Coats. Size 3 years. —#2.50. Former price @5.— ‘Misses’ All-wool Check Cloth Reefer Jackets, Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. 85. Former price $6.50.— Misses’ All-wool Diagonal Striped Cloth Reefer Jackets, in Blue and Gray and Brown and Tan, with velvet coniedge. Sises 12, 14 and 16 yearn. —#10. Former price $12.50— ‘Misses’ Dark Green Beaver Cloth Restet Jack- ete, with black braid binding. Sizes 12, 14and 16 years. —#3.50. Former price $7.— , Misses’ Fing All-wool Fancy Striped Cheviot Cloth Newmarkets, with vest front, revers of plain Brown brosdeloth and large full sleeves. ‘Sizes 14 and 16 years. —815. Former price $20.— ‘Misses’ All-wool Licht Weight Cloth New- markets in Navy Blue, Brown, Green and fancy checks and stripes. Sizes 14 and 16 years. —#5. Former prices $10, 812.50, $15 and $18.— (Third floor, 10th st. extension.) Serco, Repvoriox Suze Or Boys: CLOTHING. Boys’ Cheviot Suits in stripes, checks and Plaids. Sizes 4, 7, 10, 13 and 14 yeare. —$4. Former prices $6, 96.50 and 87.50.— ‘Boys’ Cheviot Suits in stripes and plaids. Sizes 7, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 15 years. —Marked down to 85.. 3 Boys' Fancy Cheviot Suits. Sizes7, Sand 10. Marked down to $4.50.— Boys’ Black Cheviot Double-breasted Suits in all sizes. —Price 86. Actual value $7.50.— About 50 Fine Overcoats in plain and fancy effects. Very superior goods, of this season's production. Sizes 7 to 15 years, —$10. Former prices $12, $12.50, $14 and $15.— (Third floor, 10th st. extension.) | Yocsa Forxs) Haxpxenomers. Children's All-iinen Colored Print Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. —Price 10e. each.— Children's All-tinen Colored Print Borders’: ‘Hemstitebed Handkerchiefs. — Price 1246. each.— Children's All-linen Colored Embroidered ‘Scolleped Handkerchiefs. —Price 25¢. each. — (Children’s All-linen White Embscidered Hem- stitched Handkerchie(s. — Price 25e. esch.— Children’s All-linen Embroidered Scalloped ‘Handkerchiefs in White and colors. —Price 37ie. each.— Children's All-linen Embroidered Scalloped ‘Handkerchiefs in White and colors. —Price Oe. esch.— (First floor, 24 aunex.) Israxrs' Goons. Children’s Pure Linen Eating Bibe, extra large size, with deep fringe bordered borders. Price 25e¢— 200 dozen infants' Cambeie Stips, with em- broidery around neck and sleeves, nicely made. —Price 25e.— (Gecond ficor, 10th st. extension.) Lions 25c. Hose A large and varied assortment of Ladies’ Hose im Fast Black, boot patterns, fancy and pin stripes, solid colors, unblesched, &c. We are confident no better goods for the price can ‘be had anywhere in the country. Stylesand finish are correct. —Price 25¢. per pair-— (Pirst floor, 2d annex.) Lanes Menrxo Uxpznwean. ‘There is one small lot of Ladies’ Ribbed Bal- Grigean Pants in two sizes only, 28and 30, ‘which we have reduced to —Z0e. per pair. — One lot of Ladies’ Colored Swise Ribbed All- ‘woo! Vesta, low neck and no sleeves and high | neck and short sleeves. Reduced to —S0e. each. — Also one lot of Ladies’ Colored All-wool Vests, ‘high neck and short sleeves. Reduced to Te. each. — (Pirst floor, 24 annex.) Uruorsrery Goops. Weare now showing avery complete ‘Suk Fringes in colors. suitable for trimming Lambrequins, Tidies, te. —Ioe. 10 82.00 per yard. — (Fourth floor, Lith st. building.) Daxes Lonsas, Xe. SPRCLALTIES. ‘22 pieces Tailor’s Canvas, all linen, for Dress ‘Facing, &c.—colors, Black, Brown, Slate, ‘White, Cream, Garnet, Oi Rose and Green. —12i¢e. per yard. — (Piret floor, 10th st. extension.) Lesruze Goons. ‘TRAVELING CASES. Toe, Ws., $1.18, $2.75, $3.75, $5.00.— 810.00, 615,00 and $18.00.— TRAVELING BAGS of Resl Alligator. —#4.00, 94.50, £5.00, 96.00, 96.50— —and $7.00. — POCKET BOOKS im Seal omd Russian Leather. She, TSe., $1.00, $1.25, ¢1.50t0 €5.00.— CARD CASES of Seal Leather. —#1.00, $1.50, 91.75, $2.00, g2.60, $2.00 Leather. —-82.25, $3.00, $3.60 to 98.00. — COLLAR AND CUFF BOzRa, —ise., @1 and $1.35.— BRANDY FLASKS. —Te., SL and $1.35.— (Pizat Soor, 11th st, building.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cos. Lith and F sts. nw. 7 Cone fis Cone ‘Bowever ft may be effected ; but unjust prajesice often ‘prevents frow trying « ‘proprietary medicine,’ ‘until otbol remedies prove unavailing. 2d EDITION. PARNELL IN DUBLIN.|==72 iw. Commission Agent, Kingston, Aus tralia, “Tervesshevatenet deptic « to tonetinet ‘an Propristary medicine, Iwas at last converted by y ce nee Ce Pe rae anrerturtset| O Brien Said to Have Returned to His this medicine, of which I haa come into possession Ola Chief. ‘through the kindness of » friend, remained unopened in pedigree, Sppe tages vars ‘not get home rale in hich it has ret the suballiance of hry pe eal prams ool polaslin ig tenet Rocha ate Cooey LATE NEWS FROM POREIGN LANDS. will shon any arrangement dictated by Mr. | the state for suggestions and amendments. Fretora ‘and determined trial? The result i Sixteen of these have been acted upon and have fey mee Half ame sist tly, od to ouae nip ee “acinpemsoes tveky |cosd Un be temretecet om er oes stu wovatin the dom, caraaiy not nore tun att | A Cherokee Commission Coming to Bae snd taograme hare been sent fo" Br that they are to have the united vapport of at dozen times, I found myself thoroughly ered. x liance nt sovvestiy any Gouger was ewed of ervers cov’ b7 Washington to Parnell. wrap ican pe meeny pwr the use of the Cherry Pectoral. Irecommend this pers x = BOTCOTTING DEKIED. for a period of two years, a redemption law preparation to all safferers from throat and lung Knxuwwy, Jan. %.—Three and | Siving mortgagees in which to redeem troubies.” For croup, whooping cough, bronchitis, asthma and consumption the best remedy is eighteen prominent laymen of Castle Comet A COLLISION IN THE FOG. | {ishein prominent laymen of Castle Comer mortgage requiring the mortgagee to pay his Honal part of taxes, a reduction of the "ra interest to 6 per cent straight, with penalty for forfeiture of principal and interest for ite vio- lations; a of assessment and taxstion ws. ‘A reduction of the salaries of public officers; LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. Great Spffering Caused in London by the Extreme Cold Weather. Loxpon, Jan. 2—The severe weather is at- AYER'S CHERRY PEOTORAL, Fd ‘Prepared by 4. Mass. books “he wblieted be tie nd Tarnished Dr. 3. 0, AYER & CO.. Lowell, Dosti, Jan. 2.—It is stated by the Freeman's | Pooks to.be published by the state and furnished ; fee bille; adoption of the Australian system of Bold by all Druggiste. Price, $1; six bottles, 85. adop' a and the Crawford cow by the people: ple: ‘alion ownership" of lands; a Taw requiring land sold under fore- closure to bring the amount of judgment and costs; alaw suppressing the Pinkerton detec- tive office and similar organizations in the «tate: such a reduction of railroad tariffs as will yiek an annual income not exceeding 6 per cent on the actual investment. : HOW THE LEGISLATURE STANDS. ibiting Coveurus To Tax Faoxr. “Tako time by the forelock,” are that rasping hacky cough of yours carries you where eo many consump- tives have preceded you. Lose no time; but procure ® bottle of the rational remedy for lung and bronchial Aisease—-SCOTT'S EMULSION OF COD LIVER OTL ‘with Hypophosphites of Lime and Sods. Rely upon tt | goon ‘that it will afford you speedy and efficient aid. Not ‘only is it s pulmovic of surpassing merit, but it com- ensates for the drein of vitality, which is a most for- midable accompaniment of Iung disorders, Besides candidate in the twenty-second district, makes the legislature stand as follows: Senate—Repub- licans, 38; democrats, 1; alliance, 1. Homse— Republicans, 26; alliance, 91; democrats, 8. The inauguaration of the governor takes place on Monday, January 2. tirn. Many women engaged in the match-box tendo are o from’ in the morning un- | and probably Mr. Sallivan are expected to be arresting the progress of consumption, bronchitis and or 11 at night and on Fi often conference. : 2 work all ni Providing Weir own paste and|. At the Irish Hall yesterday after the lord oa ee sathnia, I infusso unwonted vigor into sa enfestied | string and fuel for drying their boxes, and all | mayor had been 5043] wo Further Trouble Experienced From the system and tends to fill out the hollow places in an ee a to ee ee St#tkers. work; iaable on sowular frame. pekuaganineaoanns contest isan: |svetapels eek eel onwee| Prrrasuzo, Pa., Jan. 2.—No further trouble Tadiota doles health will fod i » palatable | chero, starve is bad enough, but to work and cheered to the echo by the so-called | has occurred at’ the Edgar Thomson Stel i et ellie Uapeiaiaa Micali starve is a hideous wrong. men who were presen: Works st Braddocks, Pa. The striking < = nope ‘TUR PORTUGURBE FIRANCES. tion iin 2 aloe Hungarian furnacemen have been awed tour by the farond of reamemus cr other wasting S| Sististion just published concerning Porte-|awe ocALA FLATWORM DerRarap.|by the presence of Sheriff Me- orders. Ascrofulous tendency may be successfully combatted with it, and it iss capital thing for feeble Candless with his large force of deputies, and as long as he remains upon the ground s repetition of yesterday's bloody scenes is not ex) afternoon the strikers will be paid off and dismissed. The officials of the Edgar Thomson works have decided to the blast furnaces burning at all is and to continue the force of guards untih quictness is restored. General Manager Schwab stated this morning that it had been determined to protect their workmen and to continue the Independent Action Taken by the Minnesota Farmets’ Alliance. Sr. Paur, Muv., Jan. 2.—At yesterday's ses- sion of the Farmers’ Alliance considerable mis- cellaneous business was attended to, resolu- tions adopted and s new constitution favorably acted on. It wasa warm session with hot de- Dates snd sharp decisions on the part of the president. period man ‘named Simon, arrested in Germany on the charge of being the head of s robber gang : resolution jorse the Ocals platform i if possible. CURES WIND COLIC, snd ia the best remedy for | in various capitals of Europe, is also connected | was hemvilt defect? nnd’ the sobincd of oaks | CRezation of the arg A DIARRHEA. ig ‘every part of the | with the anarchist societies of the Austrian treasuries was ignored in the regular resolu- | Braddocks this morning snd locked up in de- world. Be sure and ask for ‘“Mrs. Winslow's Soothing and that part of the plunder was used tions, while the Conger lard bill was indorsed. | fanit of $10,000 bail eac! SEE eon Semele |, RUT spurt to hare venta | ed eh ese mea ae iy. 7 bonst mee te no change im | defeated, but «little before midnight, after an OT ONE IN§QTWENTY ARE FREE FROM SOME Nittucatiment conned by inmtion of the tiver. Use '» Little Liver Pills. The result will be a pleasant sus eee Ty Yous Back Acuss Grou ‘are a}l worn out, really good for nothing, it is General Debiliey tr It will care you aud gives ood. it action was re- FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. — = _ A bes -emerae which is Donnelly, was sdopted. - 7 New York Stock Market. —_—_. THE CHEROKEE LANDS. A Commission Will Be Sent to Washington e in | exceedingly warm scesion, that ite. A citizen of Vienna, named Pillwax, and three guides performed the remarkable teat Satur- lay of ascending the Gross Glockner. the fa- icine. mous peak of the Carinthian Alps, ina tem- Contians Hegetiations. perature of 28 centigrade, Tamiequax, LT., Jan. 2.—In conversation | (*%, "0 B's o& Be BR Eo BPR James {be sole survivor of the McClure | with one of the Cherokee land commissioners | Can. f3c fos A Pe EE {apedition far the rescue of Bir Jobn Franklin, | on the morning upon which they left here he | C°EE* Bes 2“ EOE ee pep hap has discov. | #4: “The Cherokeesare not unreasonable, but | $0, as 00 g885 gSS5 ered s remarkable cure for diphtheria. He hae | ¥¢ have exhausted our instructions and can do DEH ae, mr 3°98 z ben “using it in his private practice for some | no more for the preset.” aie pre cent i ow EE %P Par} Bgg8 = time ly 234 per nate wil send » strong, dele- ace to continue negotiations. The delegation | Il-cen, 17H AND @ STB. 4 YALUARLE MaNMION Sonn. reas to contis catguot te mew inecfgrat| fa — acted in | Toni Hursbourne Park, Whitechureh, Hants, and the | behalf of the nation with the United States | Mans Housar Parsexts contents of his priceless library, together with Ho. ™ FINE CARVING SETS, Down. ‘Washington Stock Exchange. WITH AND WITHOUT casEe. Cuicaco, Jan. 2—Officials of the Dlinois| Ssles—Regular call—12 o'clock m: Eckington and Soldiers’ Home Railroad, 8 at 59%. People's =< a > Fire Insurance Company, 75 at 5. “We SOLID SILVER HANDLE cance attaches to the shutting down of the roll- | Gas, 10 at 40; 13 at 40; 90 at 40; 11 at 40. W: ing mills at South Chicago, which took | ton Loan and ‘Trust Company, 60 at 4 1-16, 10 a Count | Place last Wednesday. They my that | “Government Bonds—U. S. 446, 1991, Temstered, npn they shut down every winter for re- . S. 43¢8, 1891, coupon, 1% bid. U.S. PRARL AND STAG HANDLE pairs and to matters for the | Soin oui, 190%, bid caked. ee COMBINATION POCKET KNIVES Next season. ~~ who > Desrick ot Columbia, Bonds—Per imp. ¢s, 1801, TM CHAMOIS CASES. a mg de — of wages with the men for the coming year and | fency, too ‘il, —-sakee Maar Mock, wh sae institations which Count And: created to | Want time to adjust it. We have been currency, 101 bid. 20-year fund, 68, 1992, gold, 100: Trenearvansery, | be destroyed. Herr ‘Tiasu added that any |D6 with the men for ten or fifteen Waid clock, iu Wor" curreseys is bid, 138 seked, BCISBORS CASES . attempt to weaken the liberal party would be ey Mogens Sr ecrengd tae aaias oul 30-year fund, é3, gold, 1902, 117 bid. Water stock, fatile. a the wie ot 7 currency, 1908, 132 bid, 139 asked. 3.686, 1924, MANICURE SETS, FIFTY STRIKING ENGINERBS RETURX. ee ae fing. currency, 120 Did. 12146 asked. janeous Bon: Grasaow, Jan. 2—Fifty engine drivers who | "We ahall be obliged to make some reduction. | town lallruad, 10-40, 64, 100 01d. == aakeds “Srecee —— left the employ of the North British Railroad mills in the east have and | ington and G 2 ‘Convertible ga. 105 Fa Company when the strike was declared have | We have to meet that maen | ME, 126 aimed, Nesenic Hal Association, Sa. 3098, bi 106} bid. Washington MarketCompany, ist; ta fos bias 112 asked Wi ri y, Imp. 68, — bid, 117 asked. Washit resumed work on the com} strike also, so far as this road "a terms. The ry et concerned, is Light TOOL CHESTS. the shutting down at this ult | Infantry ist mortgage,ts, 1%, 95 Vid. Washi now virtually at an end. hile the negotiations are pending, any-| Light Infantry 20. is, 190i, 95 bid, 109 asked. Wao SKATES OF ALL THE BEST MAKES, BOTH ee ee do with that question?” i Gas Light Company, ‘series A. 6a, “114 Lompor, Jan. 2.—Owing to the manifesto is whatever. We had toshut down | bid,—asked. Washington Gas Light Company. ome sued by Mesers. Mann and Gillett, the trades | for the reasons I have stated and in accordance | *¢Ties, 1, Gs, "115 bid. — asked. | Hygienic Tee a unionists leaders, declaring that the strike of | With our custom in the past. Seguriy and Tram Com 3» 200 Bid, 308 asked ae the Victory dock laborers for pay during their — National Bank Stocks—Bank of Washington, dinner hour wae unauthorized, the mes have | ROBSED TRUNKS WITH A SYRTEM. | vids asked. Bank of Kepubiic, 30) d= aaked, sulkily resumed work. FATAL EXPLOSION IN WESTPHALIA. Brau, Jan. 2—A dispatch from Boehun, Westphalia, announces that a disastrous explo- sion bas taken place in a coal pit at that place. ‘The total number of lives lost is unknown. The nine injured have , 300 bid. 5 f ces = asked. ‘Capital, 120 bid, — asked. West Bnd. 99 Carosco, Jan.2.—Charles Armont, the check: | Bid ake. “Fradere ii Ud, 18s aakea. Lincoln, man in the employ of the Chicago and Western | 02Did, 112 aske Indiana Railway at Polk street depot, has been See eee eee arrested for complicity in the systematic rob. | Col 310 Did. 240 asked. | Metropolitan, — bid, 140 asked. en ia, 73 asked. Capitol and’ North O Street, bodies of two men killed and inj A *50 bid, 55 asked. Georgetown and Tenleytown, 49 ae ca ee Bir, eaters Sam anne eat feared | Fotberin have Does. goingon nearly a gear | Meee’ OPPOSITE BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE. = ee + | and it isestimated that several thousand dollars’ ES PORTUGAL'S FLOATING DEBT. worth of property has been stolen. Armont had | Union, Oem Loxnos, Jan. 2A dispatch from Lisbon to| confederates among the expressmen to whom | 2° OMEN WITH PALE, COTORTESS FACES, | the Daily News states that negotiations are ve ‘ i N YLORLESS FACES, ly Were ge sed Gegtorra, wil ale tet | being conducted between the Portaguese gov-| $unks the expresmen would return | oe ers ernment and a French syndicate for the con. | 1ne, baggage would be deli exciting suspichen solidation of the floating debt of Portugal. If | ‘The transaction would appear perfectly straight, u §°S A BPRERS the negotiations are successfully accomplished | ang jally when the confederate presented. Go gh Poke [= before maturing of the existing debt the syn-| 2 heck to Armont and. the trunk tor be cnlat | 2327, bid, 40% asked. Georgetown Gas, 49010. US HM 8 ofdAF Be _. | dicate will be granted certain privileges. ‘was rotorned over to him. Over @1,600 | Blectric Light, °185 bid. 148 asked. Cob sa P| Ree es! ARCHBISHOP CROKE REMAINS IN DUBLIN. of jewelry and wearing upparel was found in = A Dovum, Jan. 2—The report that Archbishop | Armont's room. cag Grapophong, 12% Bid sf yyy had started for Paris is untrue. His Sek ae care Sus, FR AA — ; IN pany, 17 bid, 90 asked. Washington 8, es Eee Od t Grace is still in the city. (eggnog a: a, bid, $99 asked. Great Falla Ice Com DESIGNED AS A GIFT TO THE POPE. ‘Trains Tied Up and Relayed by the Snow. | ee atin afore Baer PR OA %, 988g Panis, Jan. 2.—Father Didon has commenced |“ Cmicaco, Jan. 2.—Kansas City dispatches from | GomPan¥> ! ‘300 asked. Pneumatic Gun wwww Aa e ha) a series of sermons which will be delivered in | the different parts of Kansas indicate entire | Carriage, bid, % asked. Washington Loan and wee PE St = | the church of La Madeleine, withthe object ot |ceaation of all but local railway tram as| Sire COMPERT, pid, sanke American Se SS . soliciting subseriptions to erect a church at} a result of the storm. The Burlington east-| "Ex. divi " Ternd gaaeeines Home as a present to the pope upon the occasion | bound passenger train is blockaded on the cL SEI FUR ROBES, RUGS AND MATS. of the celebration of his eplecopal jubilee. cighiesa. ets, de aks Asam Baltimore Markets. “a 000 A PPP 6S5q A VENERABLE FRENCH AUTHOR DEAD. Lae ‘Missouri Pacific east-bound train}. BALTIMORE, Jan. 2—Cotton m eset OE oS an Jan, 2 Aion Fyran the French |i sullednordy of iawata. Make rang | aang Sa gent este ee 5 . | author, is dead. Ho was born June 21, 1812, at | trains with provisions we been vent | figs muilis, Hiobrands, exira, Stas Ss tees Attn ‘Cob A*AP Ssa8 | Toulowaee ae wt roms Afchison to toa bioeaated tenia, bentaer, | Sissel ine Bia beane a Sonne a hoviy cngrath theremin ees: A Peouliar Gift to the Pope. anit pe ceateeend Beck eek yeas Wheat-eoatnern SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, 18 NOW | syeciai Cable Dispatch to The Star. train is tied up atalina,Kan.,and the weat-bound | DEFY: xa. a COMPLETE AND CONTAINS MANY NOVELTIE8.| Panis, Jan. 2.—The gossips are busily dis- se eiriia. ise heett —— bes a yorn—a0U! re < ‘WE SHOW THE LARGEST VARIETY OF CHOIOR | Cussing the peculiar New Year gift made to the | 0.14 out from here since noon and the a pes sant Saunas 363 DESIGNS TO BE FOUND IN WASHINGTON. pope by the queen regent of Spain. It con-| ger trains have all been equipped with two en- | May, sfastx: Bh Gata fairly active use sisted of Malacea cane, which, when his hol-| gines and snow plows eraded southern ‘and Fennyivanis abt ‘an. aie ber handle, rained down a shower ———— graded Ne white, do. do., mixe 4, JAMES Y. DAVIS 80N8, nn 7 arene falee~cholea eat good to ney {Tai Somme 62m 1201 Penna. ave., cor. 12thst. 110m good to fad, scoala Provisions ‘steady —iness Ti.bo ew | 1200 bulk meats iooso shoulders 534, long Clear 6, clear Ab ‘sides Goopreaz Rosser Courany, Shoufiert. "thai small otk ange Tous lands 300 9TH 8T., Taney, #5 do. tals ta Sholoes ee, aso. imitation, ‘MUL-VILLE LINDSAY, Manager. 5h rope, be, tiie ne fa gods ian core ‘ere pits Packed anit. Kegs tries si; ice, house, POOR RUBBER GOODS ARE DEAR AT tite ‘Sugar ea, OS 18 ANY PRICE. BUY OUR “GOLD SEAL” wear tans Whisky om GRADE AND YOU WILL GET THE BEST Ermirncotton, S00; oer, ‘imeoae gun, aye MADE. BEST QUALITY LEATHER Cork for orders, tsd.ateéd. Keceipte—our, BELTING A SPECIALTY. nléte 3.189 barrela; wheat, 843 bushels; ‘corn, 18,901 Dushels; oats, 1.009 washels; rye, 1.500, buahels Shipments—four, 164 barrels; corn, 33,339 bushela. Tomato Fis. Sater—wheat, 718,848 bushels; cora, 78.367 bushels. | i i f : i | j | , i i fi ‘| : ht H i i j Ha f if & if | | H | i e [ ij i rH ! i if pieee in addition to ‘The election of Eward Wheeler, the alliance the shooting Wednesday night at Newark, fourteen miles from here. The parties contesting for possession were W. S. Magness and ©. E. Perdue. in more inflammation and were more marked than before in swelling, redness and weeping of surface of the lupus. In the two cases of tuberculerois of the elbow the tempera- ture rose and there was some local poin. The tuberculois of the tongue case was marked by an elevation of temperature, swelling and _ | their wives and childre redness. All these symptoms, it is to be un- derstood, showed thennslves tnorensingly trom the third to the teuth hour after the inocula- tion, the system returning to the normal state at the expiration of the tenth hour. A MAIL POUCH STOLEN. The Government $3,000 Loser by a Thiefs Deft Performance. Cucago, Jan. 2.—A daring robbery was com- mitted Wednesday evening by which Uncle Sam is loser to the extent of $3,000. Under cover of the heavy fog which prevailed a sneak thief climbed upon the mail wagon which runs between the stock yards and the Blue Island office and the main office, while it was passing along the street, and abstracted a pouch containing the daily money order remittance from the Biue Island office, amounting to $300 in cash; the stamp- sale remittance,amounting to $174, and twenty- be learned money and valuables to the extent va $2,500. The robbers have not been cap- ———. Respited on # Technicality. Currrox, Aniz., Jan. 2.—Acting Gov. Mur- phy has granted respites to F. Nelson and An- tonio Grinado, both convicted of murder in the first degree and senténced to be hanged the 19th instant. The respite is for thirty days. The ids for the stay are that the grand jury was an illegal body and the indictment invalid. Nelson and Grinado murdered Nelson when drank, Grinado through jealousy. The new law cov- ering grand juries changed the number from twelve to seventeen as the minimum and there were only fifteen members of the jury that found indictments against the prisoners. Baiiees “rch < THE COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION. | ———_ | Text of Mr. Butterworth’s Resolution Intro- pc | @uced in the House Today. Representative Butterworth of Ohio today introduced in the House the following preamble | and resolution relative to the World's Colum- bisin Exposition: Whereas the act of Congress approved April 25, 1890, which provides for commemorating the four hundredth anniversary of the discov- ery of America, by an exhibition of the re- sources of the United States of Amer- ica and their development, and of the progress of the civilization of the world, re- wires that the dedication of said exposition thall take place on the 12th day of October, A. D. 1892; and Whereas it is fit and proper that the several states and territories of the United States should at their several capitals join in the dedi- catory service; and Whereas it is desirable also that each state and territory should e some Suitable me- morial of the event, said memorial to be of such form and character that it may be pre- served and become a part of the collections of exhibits and the world’s Columbian exposition, it resolved by the House of the Senate concurring, that the United States be and he is to be held in the city of Chicago in 1893. Therefore be it resentati' the President and items of valne wnich should be considered in determining the value of the leasehold. macntame Saha SEXATOR PLUMB NOT WELL. Senator Plumb is more than little indis- posed—“‘under the weather,” he terms it. For some days past he has been ailing, and this afternoon he found it necesmary to and until that time Mr. Plumb will Sexaton Heanst rested well last night and is gomfortable today, without material change in Revexve Arrorsraexrs.—Wiley Tarter bes been sppointed United States storekeeper and Posie Boreixe Burs S1oxKp.—The Presi- buildings as fallows: Norfolk, Va, 150,000; Reidsville, N.C., ay oy , Mo, | , i ig alt fk Hi Ht ee = Bie an Sie | terminal point or six registered letters.representing so far as can | This afternoon the TComminmoners g Vo bearing to thone interested in House Bill 14672 to authorize the Washington and Raflroad Company to extend ite rosd imto the of the ized the bill as bad ever seen. be bom He North- not 9 b the tneor- rond in the District of Columbia. Mr.A.K. Browne, ure ident of the South Capitol oot also spoke. He was not op; to the gen eral idea, but would like to have the route im the District defined before he objected to it The clause over which most of the was entered was that of section 2, wisich or Navy Yard bri and within the said 1 the city of Washington, ‘Ary streets and avenues and lace tl = practionbhe for said company and most convenient for jaab- ce7e.etee™ lic business and tra till in progress when Te The hearing was Stan's report closed. It is understood that the Commianoners will require the company to «tate route they desire to take within the “etty ase before they report upon it ~——_ STOLEN CHRISTMAS GIFTS. A Quantity of Valuable Property Recovered by Detective Horne. Detective Horne has recovered a quantity sf valuable property that was stolen from the freight depot during the holidays. Mout of the property was in care of Adem’ Express Company and included im the articles recovered is a diamond ring, = set of silverware and tree watches. The’ officer er- pects to recover more ty in a day or two tnd to arrest some of the thieves. nibe goods stolen were done ap im that m wont ad by express as | This theft explains why many persons have | not received their Christmas friends in other cities. — ae — were ised today as follows: George Brest, one brick dwelling, 522 Sth street northwest; £2,200. J. 8. Boss, two brick dwellings, 440 6th MIRCELLANROUN. Among the Commissioners’ mail this morn- ing was aletter from Wim. Glassman, o realee tate broker of Salt Lake City, who wished to | sell two buffaloes. He offers the femaleeat @850 | gplece and the ballast 8400 apicoe. The lesr as been refer » Prof. Langle cuper- intendent of the — ‘The Secretary of War has ismed arms to the pupils of the High School on Capitol Hall Serene Mr. Plumb Says It Is Not So. Speaking of the publication which connected his name with the Bateman Atlantic and Dan ville railroad deal and the failure of the Bute- man firm Senator Plumb said toa Stan this afternoon that ators: Cameron and Farwell—he knew a ‘ THE COURTS. Egurry Covrt—Juige Brodiry. Today—-Smith agt. Smith; teeomony M. N. Richardson, examiner, ordered to be taken. Parker agt. Lewis; ae had auditor's report sustained. In re te Jeremiah Galloway, E. 8. Miller, W. R Gams, Henry Powell and W. E. Rose, alleged inquisitions confirmed. Crecorr Covrr—., Today-Plaggagt. Rik: modon Ter mew trial overruled. Hoover agt. Snyder; bearing of motion postponed. Range of the Thermometer ‘The following were the readings at the sigunl office today: 8 am., 49; 2 pm. 4; maxhwom, 54; minimum, 41. TO THE PRUDENT ADVICE You to the iminediate of that (As the best and most effective remedy. Koch mid: “A cough for which J tried many medicine,