Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1891. * EVENING STAR has the fallesy“Lecal Circulation of any Newspaper, World, and ax an Advertising Meditim is worth more than all the other Dublinaed in wi Three sets of ae have hopes in Connecti- ent—the democfats, who appear to have elected M governor on the face of the re- turns; thefepublicans, who claim to be able to show, on scrutiny of the ballots, that they have chosen Merwin to be governor, and the Aseumbent, Gov. Bulkeley, who asserts that nobody has been declared to be elected and ‘that the two legislative days in which it could have been done inwfully have expired. The Senate is democratic, the house republican. No declaration of election or review of the re- turns bas been made except in the senate, as the house has simply referred the matter toa select committee to investigate and report. ‘This committee will mect next Wednesday if the democrats decide to meet with the majority atall The republicans wish to do one thing— to have the votes of thirty odd probibitionists counted which were rejected becamse ander the new ballot law they had the word “for” printed before the title of the office of the candidate ‘voted for. The counting of these votes would wipe oat the majority of the democratic candidate for governor. They base their claim on the ac- tion of the senate in reviewing the canvass and declaring the election of Morris, the demo- cratic candidate. Other matters are involved in the question. The senate has adjourned until Tuesday next, the house until the 20th in- stant. It will be scen at the former date whether the democrats will proceed to install the man their branch of the legislature has de- clared was elected or whether they will await the course of events. The situation is as badiy mixed as it well could be. oe Out in that part of the northeast section of this beautiful city of magnificent distances, where the festive goat blossoms as the rose of Sharon and the lily of the valley, and his fragrance fills the soft Swampoodle air a Goat Protective Association has been formed to the Aiscomfiture of Poundmaster Einstein and the defeat of the ends of justice. One of the rules and regulations governing the internal economy of the glorious capital of sixty-two million six hundred and twenty-five thousand two hun- dred and fifty people, more or less, provides that a goat which wanders unlicensed upon the purple hills of Swampoodle and browses on her Tuscions tomato cans or masticates her esculent old boot legs may be apprehended by the minions of the law, and being duly impounded its owner eball pay the sum of $1 in the coin of the realm for its restoration to the empurpled heights and the enjoyment of the tomato cans aforesaid. But the people affected hate this tyrannous restriction upon the liberty of the goats and their own property rights, so each man’s castle is a house of refuge to the inno- cent kid or the rancid old butter, and when the minions of Einstein appear every door is opened and the fleeing goats escape pursuit and are hidden away until the danger is averted. By this means the goat population in the north- east is rapidly increasing while the pound- master’s goat fund is actually dwindling away to invisibility and the poundmaster refuses to be comforted. en What will be the plan of campaign in the Senate, now that silver is to the fore and elec tions legisiation har been relegated to the rear of the column, or to the bottom of the sea with BieGinty? Can the republicans compromise on something like the finance bill under discussion that body or will they pass a free, silver bill pure and simple and isk adterse influences in the House and at the other ev of the avenue? What would the 1 514 9TH 8’ MM MM «FRE NN ON TTTT MMMM E RNN T MMMM FR NNN bg MMM EF NNN ? ~” MMM KER N NN - TD sag IT Hq SxS eT i oes | ee My NEW HOME ALWAYS TO THE FRONT. NEW IMPROVED AND SELF-THREADING SHUTTLE, NEW ATTACHMENTS, Conceded by all to be the most Durable and ‘Light Running Machine in the World. ‘Wedo the largest variety of work without change of attachments. Call and see it in oper- ation or send us a postal and we will send one to your house free of charge. Old Machines taken in exchange. All kinds of Machines repaired and rented. OPPENHEIMER’S, NW. Laxsscron & Bros DAILY BULLETIN. OUR ANNUAL CUSTOM. ‘We have weeded out all odds end ends from our different departments and marked them ont conspicuously on our third floor. ‘This floor is now brimful of excellent ‘values in just such things as you may need. ‘The prices that we generally affix to goods to place on this floor are desperation prices, 80 whatever you may buy is a full-fledzed darzain. Below is but s fraction of what awaits you. We have selected from our Gents’ Furnish- ing Department about 75 dozen of odds and ends in Gents’ Laundered Shirts of different qualities, warranted perfect, linen bosoms ‘and bands, made of good cotton and ranging im orizinal prices trom 7c. to $1.25. We offer them at 35c,. or three for $1. until sold. In order not to misrepresent facts, we will state that we have the following sizes only: 25s, IS, 1B, 14, 1556, 1634, 17, 1TH 15dozen Heavy All-wool Balmoral Skirts in different colors (23 yus. wide). Reduced frou $1.35 to 900. 150 Children’s Capes and Bonnets, se- lected from our regular department,comprie- ine many different styles and made of differ- ent materials, such as silk plush and velvet. Reduced for this oceasion from 50e., 75c., $1 and $1.25 to 25e. each. Inonter to close out our stock of Mirrors ‘we offer a special discount of 20 per cent. President do if bill providing for the free coinage of silver were presented to him? And what would the silver men do if the alterna- tive were offered of no bill or free silver with the two per cent bond provision to which they have made such strenuous objection? These are the questions now prominent in political affairs, and on the answers to them much of the future of American parties depends. ——————_ The robbery of Mr. John H. Heizer, a census clerk, on the B. & 0. Railroad last Saturday night, with the resulting injury to him, is the very boldest act of the kind that has taken place within the city limits in a considerable time. The robbers seized Mr. Heizer as he at- tempted to pass from the second into the smoking ear,abstracted his watch end money from bis pockets and then pushed him off the train and one of his feet was crushed under the wheels. A more outrageous case of highway | ££ ————______ robbery has seldom been reported, and it is necessary for public security that detection and punishment of the robbers shall follow. >_< Plots to steal states by colonization schemes rarely amonnt tomuch except as newspaper sensations. soon exploded. The West Virginia plan so-called, of last year, and the Prender- gast project of this, are alike in their di- apbonons integuments, but unlike in this, that the one was alleged to be republican and the other democratic. ‘The Prendergast scheme is briefly to dig a big ditch connecting Chicago and the Mississippi river and to employ none but demecratie dlitchers, thus changing the close state of Illinois into @ sure democratic commonwealth, a Commanler Reiter, differing from the pub- lie and the Secretary, demands a naval court. His letier reads as if he would be prepared to jampeach the Secretary rather than defend him- self against the charges made in the latter's letter touching the Barrundia matter and the commancder's conduc? in connection therewith. Tight of every officer who feels the necessity for defending hix reputation as an officer to de- mand, will hardly strergthen the commander idozen Gents’ Suspenders in different styles, strong elasticity, equal to any 25e. article in the market. Reduced to 12}e. per pair. 1 case of 10-4 Utica Bieached Sheeting Renmants in suftabie iengths, warranted Perfect, only 25c. per yd. Market value ‘oc. A lot of Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Merino Underwear, odd sizes and slightly soiled, at half their oriinal values. it will certainly bea benefit for you to come and inspect the same. 13 dozen Ladies Skirts in dark colors, nicely trimmed, made of Kentucky Jeans. Reduced from G5e. te 37¥e. Asmall lot of Domestic Piaids, in Blue and Brown only. A «ood fabric for kitchen wear. Fast color.. Only 9c. per yard. Generally sold at 12c%. Ageneral line of Woolen Remnants, Flan- nel, Gingham, Calico and Table Linen at half their original values. MAIL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE CARE- FUL CONSIDERATION. we wenn oF RRERE Frere a B Eee ‘The naval court of inquiry, which it is the | jal2 490, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. cs Have you guessed for that $200 Bed Room Seif if the facts areas they have ofticially appeared. | Sues#ing contest clows January 31. — = The question of salary for World’s Fair officials might be satisfactorily settled upon a Percentage basis. That is to say a fair living wage might be paid down monthly to be fol- lowed after the Fair by a pro rata division of ‘the protits. KING'S PALACE. GREAT CLEARING SALE oF MILLINERY. 45 dozen Felt Hats and Bonnets, in all colors, in all the leading shapes. Keular price, 75e., S7e., $1. ‘Winter, sending suow to Mantua in the south | Your choice a: and warmth to northern Aberdeen. The | weather isthe only cousistently inconsistent thing in nature. —o——__ Between the 7th of January and the 231 of February we celebrate the birthdays of the strongest democrat, the foremost republican and the greatest leader and citizen of our his tory, to wit, Jackson, Lineoln and Washington. _ Sa ‘The Arguntine Kepublic has no representative at the international monetary conference. The se 25 dozen French Felt Hats and Bonnets, inall shapes and colors. Kevular price, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and ‘$2. Your choice at | - ang “ss cunts. bad “ “4 a4 ror « representation is practi-| pisas\wings, Fancy. Feathers, Tire, Velvets, Ribbons and everything appertaining to the Millinery line will Virehow and Koch =i tee be sold ata sucrifice at this Great Clearing Sale. state declines to push the lymph asa state en- terprise. Now let somebody discover a lymph for professional jealousy. > ‘The degree of F.ULK. has been conferred by common consent upon Senators Stewart, Teller et al, who voted against the elections bill. F-B. stands for Force Bill Killers. $+ —_____ ‘The regular order is being maintained in the Colorado legislature today by a body of deputy constables with large open-mouthed pistols in It will not be Le dagtiet.seorrniy progress until the oyster will have joined the grounds. baffalo in the happy hunting ee ‘Hf Gen. Miles sueceeds in his conciliatory en- desvors at Pine Rhige suppose we send bim over to try bis hand on Ireland. LADIES, DONT MISS OUR GREAT ONE-HALF PRICE SALB or LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S coats. Every garment in our Cloak Department will be sold half of their recuiar price. Don't mise this oppor- tunity. Finest assortinent im the city to select from. KING'S i a eed ey “Drvo News: Br E. P. Menrz, MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1801, ‘There ino end to the preparations for the teeth. Half of thein are Teally harmful and a majority of the other half are alnost worthless. ‘The food ones are very few and there is none that I recommend more freely than White's Ivory Dentine. It combines superior cleansing qualities with bone pres: ‘ervation to a wreater degree ofefficacy be then any other and ft can used with perfect freedom. It whitens the ‘teeth, frees them of all decaying propensities, hardens and invig- orates the gms and is otherwise nearer our idea of am ideal tooth wash than any other. White's Ivory Dentine retails for 50c., and we are its sole agents for this city. ‘Sa Don't be without our cate- logue. MERTZ’'S DRUG STORE, It S.e. cor. 11th and F sts. n.w. a ey W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buccessors to E. @. Davis, 719 Market Space, Cor Stat. Manxev Dowx Frou $2.50 ‘TO $2. ,Or Leader, the W, A. P. Umbrella. ‘This Vurwrelia is" made of thie test Windsor Silk, racon Frune, Natural-wood Handles. Tuo ‘Vuluoof the Uinbrella is, intue sith and frane and not in the han Worth moro than wear ford NOR Us unt toran Oran wear ‘andl foram Un ‘MARKED THEM ler fora few days we have down fron $2.30 to $2 cach. A Great Marx Dows Or USEFULS. ‘Wo must have the room and have it very soon. Qur EMDROLDERIES are here already, Our White Goods will be arriving in a few days and We need the ream now occupied by our. LINE: DEPARINENT, We want to close out auce of our fine stock or LINENS THIS W Weave tarked. these xoocs down, to sch & Tow price tt no one, cht fo heitate to nin APKINS, CRASHES, SHIKT are always ‘user! ay them at LESS than wi uy at will be wise and prudent pi. TABLE DAMASK. inch Cream Datuash, W down to 423c. CO-inch Tfeached Damask, was ic. down to 47% ginal Hirkey Red Damask, us 60e, Marked tote ne Sanlinal Damask, was S8e. Marked G>-inch Bleached Damask, was 75e. Marked 2eUincis Ricadhed Damask, was $1. Marked ched Damask, was $1.38. Marked a Damask, was G2igc. Marked “ream Damask, was 75¢. Marked down to ‘Grae down to 07 Loxen Sers. 10-4 White Damask Cloth, with fancy colored boner: I gz. Peined Dosties to tanighe. for: Ular price, 35, Marked down to $3.25 per set, 1o-¢ Saiin Damask Cloth; 1doz. Napkins to ppt “Reular price, $5. Marked down to 10-4 Blue and White Damask Cloth, Napkins set. pcins to match, Marked down to $5 set. 25. Reduced to dozen. Duiske Napkins, were #2.50. ‘ Reduced to 4: Dasnask Nopking, were 83.58. Reduced to ioetus . Reduced to bs : Reduced to. s Reduced to, * 2 ‘Reduced to: qe berank Nankins were $3.50. Reduced to agi batak Napkins, were $2.50. Reduced to ee ia Navin, were $1.75, Reduced to ea 44 Napkins, were €5.50. Reduced to Fringed Doylies, in all sizes and patterns, White or Zac} colored, at wreatly reduced prices. Crasnes. gctinch Glass Crash, was 10c. Reduced to We. yard. tofu Parmesivy Crna, was 10c. Reduced ard: “20 itch: Varnesley Crash, was 12)c. Reduced to Le. yard ee hu Dasnesley Crash, was 1c. Beduced TOWELS, @metley Towels, were i2ye, Reduced to Heavy Oatmeal Toweis, all, linen. . Marked town to I8e. each. Vicavy “Knotted Frimze” Huck Towels, with Blue, Gol v3 bor Reducedt from ibe. kk ‘Toweu need t each. weis, extra beavy. Re- cack ick, Towels, with fghey colored Landers." Reduced from ‘orto tin Damask Towels, knotted fri eee ores eee es ic! Knotted Pine Damask Towels, with ee borders, were 50e. Keduced to sk Towels, knottat fringe, 2 rows: fancy colored vorders.. Rezular red) town to 3 ative wed Fuca Lowes, 40:22 Satin Danask Towel fork borders, Enotes irs h fF Mtimmie Cloth Towels, with deep: fancy open-work borders, in asserted col pirate. f price, e¥. Marked down to cae otmnrted ‘Turkish Towels, large size, from ~ 48-25 Fancy iiuck Towels, knotted fringe, 28 colored 3 4 {ith undone colored borders, “Kerular price, ace, ry Cor. bth st. W. M. Suusrez & Soxs, ‘TEN PER CENT OFF FOR CASH. ‘Are you in search of @ Handsome Dress? Ityouare we think we can suit you. At least if you give ws call we will do our ut- ‘mioet to please you. ‘We carry first-class goods and have them iugreat variety. We buy direct from Im- porters and pay no profit to the Middle Man. Our stock has been selected with a desire to please those who may be in search of good choice materials, and to those contem- Plating Vuying such goods. we ask an in- section, amias an extm inducement we areoffering all of our immense and well- selected stock of Dry Goods at a discount of 10 pee cent off for CAsH, M. SHUSTER & SONS, ‘919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Oovrex Garwexts For Bors. Woovwazn & Lornzor. ey MOST BOYS PREFER A REEFER TO a. °° * THE GREAT OVERCOAT SALE. * * © AN OVERCOAT, AS THEY ARE LESS Se: ENE He. a. Ce ry You Azz Inrenzstep Ix Tar. * °° LADIES’ SAMPLE SHOE SALE * * ‘The last half of burn | about the LADIES, SAMPLE AHOE’ BALLS that pase tals worn et ing every word and you don't want to iniss of devouri THE MEN'S EARS FOR A MOMENT. ‘There isn’t a man in Washington @15 OVERCOAT SALE is in progress. We know we're not telling you any news—because a8 f but knows our CUMBERSOME AND GIVE THEM MORE FRERDOM OF THE LIMBS WHILE AT PLAY. OUR STOCK IS BRIMFUL OF NOBBY, STYLISH AND SERVICE- = ABLE ONES FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES a AND AT THE PROPER PRICES. * ALSO A LARGE LINE OF THE LATEST SHAPES IN DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BREASTED OVERCOATS. GARMENTS THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE THE MOST FASTIDIOUS. WELL AND THOROUGHLY TAI- LORED, STYLISH IN CUT, PERFECT IN FIT AND MODERATE IN PRICE. CALL AND SEE THEM. ‘S00n as we announced ft it traveled iM 4 th like wild fire. But don't you bein the ‘rear guard.” The earlier—the B. ROBINSON & CO., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, Our eleventh series of January sales in Men's Unlaunderel Shirts, Ladies’ Muslin Under- ‘wear, Linens and Housekeeping Goods and ‘Hamburg Embroideries is still in proxress. They are growing more and more interestinc, each successive day showing a lange increase over the preceding one. Good reason why— there never was a time when your money would do more for you in these thines. Weare daily ‘adding new goods to the above lines, hence you ‘will always find the latest ani most attractive styles. We also call attention to the list given below as being specially deserving of your con- sideration. Waren Proor Ganaests. We are showing a complete line of Gossamer Rain Proof Garments in the newest and best shapes and the most approved materiais, All strictly water proof. Gray Miners] Finished Circulars. Misses’ sizes $1 each.— —Laiies’ sizes $1.25 each.— u NE toca mia ie Jal2eo 909 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Cloth Surface ich Pessant Circulars in at- ‘hance *hoose. tractive patterns, ali sizes. ad mind one thing—tt is only the first of Fou Or F Seeds "iy January and the months that arvto | Punt Or Facra_ Cloth Surface Langtry Garments in new “ra sollow before winter will let «0 bis ar pines eee : ripare bleak endcoldoncs ually. | Pep FER BRR RRR % FT gs ipaxiahs Obagi was aay meee sad You'll bave lots of usoforathick,| Ppp Re fn? Kart Sx ss, Alexandra shapes, choice assortment of pat P% —- Warm coat—and you might jut as} § fee f RE RB ¥ Sgs8 2 terns, all sizes. s3 ‘well improve this opportunity. ax as ‘If you haven't a STORM COAT there are hundreds among these at $15—get ove. If you haven't a real a nobby DRESS Cost—get one of these househol:l need—and our price quotations. Li ‘There is one subject we are always sureof a large and interested audience to listen to what we have to #2 Due to two reasons—the fact that it treats of an ever Weare sure you are all attention at once. There are riped Enciish Mackintoshes in Alexandra shapes, all sizes, Tue Mosewetar. ‘7 AND 699 F ST. N.w. glow surely know by this thne of our Forced Clearing WE MUST HAVE THE MONEY That is tied up in the different departments of our ‘stores. Prices are pat om each article to convert the same quickly to cash. n __THE MONUMENTAL Do you know we are selling today Fancy Silk Hose that were @4 and 85 aT es.2r AT 83.20" Fancy Silk Plaited Hose, with Biack boot patterns, that sell resulariy at $1 to #1.25, AT @ CENTS. AT © CENTS. Fancy Stripes an] Plain Hose for ladies, with Black ‘boot patterns, that have sold at aT 14 CENTS. THE MONUMENTAL. ‘Our Clonk Sale this morning brouzht the ladies out carly, and as we promised, it paid them, WE ARE POSITIVELY SELLING CLOAKS AXD WRAPS, FUR CAPES AND MUFFS AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS AT UNHEARD-OF PRICES. You o yourself an injustice if you don't see our stock betore auined to close out nent and have msde such prices that will Prices quoted here wil Five you no idea how cheap we are selling them. THE MO’ We are offering our entire = Fichus at exactiy hi ‘You will find plain fiures on each one. ‘One of the specials ut our Feather Counter Fink, Biue and Yellow Cocque Feather Neck Boas aremarked, and Af you haven't either-GET BOTH! | TABLE LINENS, mostly, with a smattering of Bed —#10 each.— ‘That sold at $5.90, gre ‘There isn't one in the whole tot | “008 that are important factors. Silk Water Proof Garments im handsome pat- ccuichaniea $® — that has sold for less than €18-and Sls terns and correct shapes. rn ae: KER the majority of them are out of our §#"14x24-inch, All-linen, a barber's specialty—"‘a — #15 to #5 each.—= wit - i dollar a dozen.” (Third floor, 11th street building.) Our entire stock of Corsets is offered to you at edis- RRR, regular $20, $22, @23 and $25 Pi gp eos All-linen, Red and Biue bordered— | ~——-——— —_—_—_—_— ‘count of 4 5 . | 81.50 adozen. 20 PER CENT OFF, BRE, Grades. There are SACK COATS'| gano0sd0-inch, Al-tinen, plain White, Red and Marx Dows Ix Rivnoss. RE COVERT COATS, BOX COATS, | Blue borders—$2.40 and 3.0 dozen. ‘We have Just marked down a lot of Crown and CAPE COATS, ULSTERS and Satin Edge Moire Ribbon, 14 inches wide, in Muslin Underwear we are offering at prices that you cco Terra Cotta, Light Blue, Olive, Corn, Median Bever hearlot before—there is no use mention $ STORM : g COSTS emer Gees) Blue, Garnet, Saze, Lechorn, Nile, Absinthe, | pices; you can't cet tue faintest idea unless Fou come re of each now—but the here, see what the ‘To selling fast. If fe wasn't a direct violation of our rules to carry garuients from one Season into the next we'd be sore!y 8 3 temptea"to let 1 298 td share oS eee al at te cet 00. ce their DAMASK TOWELS. knotted fringe ends dozen. #9-22240-inch, pure Linen, plain White, Red. Blue, Yeliow, Brown, Pink 2nd Chamoise borders, with Navy. Wine, Gobelin, Light, Medium and Dark Brown, Licht and Dark Gray, Pink, Shrimp, White, Crean and Orange, to the low Price of atcrial isand how weil they are muade at the prices we sell them at. THE MONUMENTAL, at S37 and 480 F st. wm. Batural course and not have this | _#@-22x42-inch, pure Linen, plain White, Red, Blue, wd apd oe aE 00° = fale—for the fabris—ond the way | Yellow and Brown borders_-84.50 dozen. (iret floor, Ist and 2a annexes.) ie ERO Te eat and made are Lound to be | pz-22x46-inch, Fino Linen, Knotted Fringe, two —— on SA eee nee chilla—tha ever - it's popu- | Fows of open work in Red, Blue and Orange borders— | 1] " Je Seas terstanes ligne Wane | preheat eoccosn: : Tarte Covers Axo Tires. eee fa & eave a7 25x48-inch, Pare Linen, Knotted Fringe, fancy ‘This department will hereafter be located om a. <page eS ak ree eine AA ‘drop out of eonge in plain White, Yellow and Light Blue—7ic. the second floor, second annex. 2 SINCE ana botR: = SPECIAL SALE OF FINE SILK SCARFS. $1 Gowss, 84 Cexrs. rere with full."balt BLEACHED AND CREAM DAMASK. Having closed from an importer aline of ee diate Sr = ° Seed” "You know what superior qualities wo always} Japancse Fizured Silk Scarfs, with heavy pissin nis: itewicsgeioed ear ek ¢ tony testes can with handle and we ave not “let up” on the merits of any | knotted silk fringe, we shall oifer them at half roinw on we will sell tomorrow oniy two styies of our sleeve hinins, your | ot thearaies. At sbalf dozen different ones at their original p: #1 Gowns, which are bargains at that, at S4 cents Sizo—rest easy that You will find it is | the sume old price. sey here—that is, proviied you are rea-| §2-We have added something particalarly fine ina - each. — ea gona ly Sry tty eas Will WarP | Gtinch Bleached Damask at SOc. ayard—and then | ABT SQUARES. 2 a cpececnatey os ea | eee sepeaineee igured Prush Art Squares, ti all the newest Style 1.—Fine Mustin, 12 rows embrokiery insert. deavors our contenporart-auaki t | RarSowe New colorings, 25 inches square. tug, herring Lone trimming embroidery eid ttidtrhiMte 3 fence of rncertainy. waiting fo, se | grasa Yalues in 2 ar round neck and sleeves, tacked back, 0) 1 Bop. in’ ut the tup sign in the “74-yard Width at $2.50 a yard, Style2.—Fine Caumbric, two insertings of wiip,time of tet ie People, now {Napkins to match at 24 and 6adozen . A Peo : est We have shown yet. colors and the latest desins, quality Medici lace rufile around neck and sleeves, docs never Lite” wets apretty cool | €2~Pretty Cream Damask at 40c., 50c., 62)4¢., 73e. -—-91.75 each.— berring-bone trimming. Aah ——ittustration in their exunples “A bar- | and 81a ya Ee ons Sapa Pay 4 im annonuceent 1 bePiain Ted, Blnck and White Bordered Car- iB : 81 Gowns. Tomorrow 84 cents. Packing or 2acts oF it inal Cloths—81, 81-50, 82, 82.50, 83, 61, Bs a6, G-4 French Velour Tabie Covers, in the newest i ‘$7 and $8 < yard. art ahades, silk finish, the most perfect goods pe ete ee ee ee E aft Thesesame patterns by the yard—H0e., 75e. ana] made, Se ae eee el r DOYLIES, ~—- errr screener eer LLLL ~ i OU + 14-41 All-t 1 cl 3 ) . a SHAME | asin, asin, ted and Bioe Cont, «| Warez Gone 49-Cexr Corser, 49 Conta R Pon ‘G2r14-inch, All-linen, White—75e., 81 and 81.25 | APRONETTES ‘This is no error. af Dk! dozen. iu i LEAVING THEM AT Youn mis. ‘g#-1G-tnch, All-linen, White-@1.50 and $2 a ‘The correct price is 49 cents and will be 49cents. At bape fills ye ae ee this price it is only an ATTRACTOR TO OUR = aaa 37184neb, All-linen, White-2.50, —40 incives wide. wn ier hatte td and 85: P84 | rau CORSET DEPARTMENT. IT BRINGS NO PROFIT. afecinch, Pare Linen and 95 2 ae gO a So ete mTTel Planes. | So we can safely advertise the best 4i-ceut Corse for 83-Colorod Eordere at $1.50 ana | TUCKINGs. 49 cents. *2adozen. A full assortinen eee arrival of Pinin, Fomcy and Closter Our New No. 316 Corset in White, Drab, Eora and kings. —_— S, «NAPKINS. 5 oe . ow Tue S, ——-50r. to $1.50 per yard.— Biack, made of fine isported coutill, with stine Suor Saxe. #2-%, All-inen, at $1.4 dozen. A special otfer. | DOTTED Swi rip and belt, conled bust, double front and side stecl, oer amen the story. They | g2-%, Allslincn, @1.50 to #4.u dozen. Larreassortinentof Larze, MediumaniSmat | "ip con’ 7 TES" BINH ORHOES. "Vue Fe the Say Fore leh‘ Linen 16 stie_08 to $200 dozen. saquaier yee in anak lace top to match coutill, ae it 100 houses | FI-Z5—1 ties 85, dozea. 10 Se. per yard. — #4 far Kochyater, Sew i ree gi vs thee ic mise seas = (Second floor, 1ithst. buildinz.) 5-HOOK Extra Long Waist. ine of ioe! do yo ELS. = when it's for exiition that's The Best and Longest Waist 49-cent Corset in the What these were jade for. The rush ‘®aLinen—and hand size—25c. to $1.25 each. Terry Gera: Favors. Of the season is over—their mission 1s city. -and we bought them for ® Haven't we marked them so to yout What sort of price is $3.79 son. for the qualiues it ty tucced ing to suit your notion. SHEET AND PILLOW CASES. Bath Blankets, Huck Toweling Crashes, Glass Towe:- Anticipating the eroat demand for this line of goods we have purchesed and piaced on sale a choice collection of the latest novelties. Our rrr T 1.97 - prices will be found very much below the usual t States! br ees = oc STA, C4, 84, O-4, 10-4 and 100nch Beletea Pt-| for such roots =i ge neds : tapuie TRMEASi tp mnaoper | lyenguctne ines all qualities om the “eo ie With coffin toe patent lostronaig: |"; AS We said at the bezinning—INTERESTING! —And Eeallon i Have you not found it so! Full of money saving for value, SAMPLE Price, 99,40, STYLE NO. 2. LADIES’ BROWN A) CLOTH-TOP BUTTON BOOTS, fou if you haveto buy. If you look for biezer barzains you will be disappotuted—for quality is the backbone ‘of OURS; and price the weakest thing about them. ——e., 81.75, $2.25,— —82.75 and $4 per dozen.— (Fourth floor, 10th st. building.) Fall lines of C. P., P. D., BR. &G.,C. B., ‘Thomson's Glove Fitting and Warner's Corsets ‘at regular prices always on hand. eee ee Opp Jacxers. Odd because we have not « fall line of sizes. During our great Cloak tale last week some styles of Jackets we closed out with the exception of some all fow sizes. ‘These we cut the prige to |” move them at once. S sede aif 1 Black Cheviot Reefer, silk braid bound? tsi 38: ERR with toe, tent Jeather ee trea oe ate ie a Buasser Deranroesr. eS T. hand-sewed. for Se. = Just received another line of Fur Carriage | ek SAMPLE PRIOR, 92.70. “PERRY BUILDING," Robes for Infants. ‘They sold heretofore at STYLE No. 3. NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. | fuawatonceat ee Lares: RESCH KID BUTTON Be * enss each.— - £3, ns On ope - = ion sense laste: haters | ESTABLISHED 1840. * ‘We are also showing a very choice line of Fur S extension soles, and every Carriage Robes. 588g stitch “taken by” hand. We've 200 Bellagio Silk Blankets. zy itwo xtades together. $4.50 Car: RRE. #2 each,— Pt SAMPLE PRICE, @2.79. 7 (Second floor, 11th st. building.) STYLE NO. 4, anes no CARIFSPAKISKIDLACE BOOTS, | Catarrh is apt to give riso to most serious complica | Devacists’ Suxpares. x itr Hall Pre i Ch tlons, destroying the sense of smell and taste, impair- The Best West India Bay Rum, put up ex- Hon tand sowed. regular “ pressly for W. & L. ou ‘SAMPLE PRICE, $2.79. ing hearing, causing offensive breath, Producing — pint bottles, 34¢.— ervey. mental and physical debility and leading to throat af- ——1 pint bottles, 50c.— oo Lapres? EAP ‘Young People's Perfumery, four bottles in a 89 “FokeD yngxcn gib wor Bure | “cuoes setts bronchitis and consumption, box, oF two bottles infancy basket, 23 TON BOOTS, plain and tipped, | Tothecareful study and scientific investigation of —Zie.-— ‘00° — Reols—aaa, like the others, Perforated Toilet Paper. cea duet of qualitics— | this pernicious disease Dr. Lighthill has devoted his pier ry ot HR ale SAMPLE PRICE, 92.79. exclusive attention for over thirty years, and has sac —1 dor. rolls for $1.— rr ‘BUTTON ent eater Upped BAMILE Paice, 81.97. on e197. node STYLE No. 6, LADIES’ ENGLISH SERGE, ERGE TOP STYLE NO. 9, IES BLIGHT DONGOLA BUT. NX BOOTS, cn the ang Common-sense lusts. quali- STILE TES’ TALIS Rie BUTTON with scalloped Soy Soe ne BAMPLE suit, A. P. LIGHTHILL, M.D., CLEARING SALE or RUBBER COATS. PACA AXD WHITE DUCK. ‘eeeded in formulating a system of treatment which is absolutely painless, prompt in its action and posi- tively curative in its effects. From the first applica- tion great benefit is experienced, which continues from day to day until. final and permanent cure is the re- FINE SUMMER WEIGHT FURNISHING GOODS. NOT DAMAGED. FRENCH FLANNELS AND BARBER, WAITER AND COOK COATS IN AL- BRELLAS, NECKTIES, HOSIERY AND ALL FOR CHAPPED FACE AND HANDS. ——Vaseline Campihor ice, 10¢.— —Veseiine Cold Cream, 13e.—— —Espey’s Fragrant Cream, 18e.— ——Patey's Cold Cream, i5e.— Sargs' Giycerine Soap, the best made to keep the skin from chapping. ——-12ie. 2 cake;3 cakes in box, 34e.— A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF VELVET BRUSHES. Crown Lavender Salts. Ae. (First floor, 11th st. building.) ‘Was $7.50. At @3.75. ‘2 Black Cheviot Refers, notched collar. Sizes 36, 38. Was $8 00. At 85.48. 3 Black Diagonal Refers, braid bound, notched col- lars. Sizes 32, 40, 42. Were $9.98. At 85.48. 1 Broad Wale Keefer, cord finish. Size 40. Was $7.98. At 94.98, 1 Navy Reefer, frog Snish. Size 38. Was $8.48. At 84.98. 2 Black Diagonal Reefers, frog fastenings. Size 40. ‘Were $9.98. At 86. 3 Black Broad Wale Refers. Sizes 38, 40, 42. Were $10. At $6.98. Black Vest Front Jackets, Sizes 36nd 40, ‘Were 89.48, At 06.48. Canpnews Hosteny. were selk THROAT AND EAR SPECIALIST, + DULL DONGOLA BUT- 200 dozen Children’s Ribbed Black Cotton Dieeches tien oyension soles, ‘Can be consulted st his residence, Hose, with double knees, heeis and toes. you a8 MU K st. n.w., — Sizes 534, 6, Gg, 7 and 734,— F20-two quai now at it ‘From 8 until 12 and from 4 to 6. GOODS MUST POSITIVELY BE SOLD BY 15TH INSTANT TO MAKE BOOM FOR NEW FIXTURES. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GET BARGAINS. CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH.” BALE BEGINS 10 O'CLOCK, ‘We've had every shoe that's mentioned above in stock ‘this season—and never have had more ready sellers. ‘This sale we've “ulated” for a week. It opened this ‘morning—and we've been just as busy as we could be be with them. Suppose you have s look at them. That ‘Won't take » moment—nor cost scent—and you may ‘see something that'll sult you and save you dollars, ‘356 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥.W., Co ee oy oe ee eeccee Se ey B8AKS AND COMPANY, PENWSYLVAMIA AVEXUE AND eee trrrrrererererrere trrrrerererrrrreee rtrrrrrrerprrrrereer Wa. H. McKxews Dany Lerten. “ MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1801. In view of the immense success of our rrr ere are _ S03 Penenrtvaniaove.a-w. _2 pertrrerereerzer el rtrrere sl Verrerrere ws arene i Ovexme Ar Tar Paras Ror ‘The formal “Opening” of Cotton Underwear commenced this morning. Of course all tnter- (est centers in the souvenirs of the occasion, of Which we'll write premently. The informal “Opening” of 1991 Ginehame te Attracting attention. Those at 12% cents ane arveious imitations of the Beotch goods. The new Laces for trimming these Ginshame are Dere—anfles of them. Tomorrow will see the “Opening” of 1801 Woolen Drom Goods in the Rew shades of Tans and Grays. Cheviows, Stripepand Checks, 30.cents, Chevron Suitines, 0 conta. Broadcloths, 54 Inches wide, @1.50 Grays and Tans! return to the erat event of the moment—the 1NML “Opening” of Cotton Ua- derwear. Fach branch of the Underwoar Department has ite head. Let's haye a word with someot them. ABOUT THE GOWNS. The young lady in change mays. The best value must be the 79-cent Gowna, Judging by the way thry are wiiiny. Dm not surprised, beeause, w know, they wold splendidly taste at BY cents ABOUT THE SKIRTS. le Young lady who has 5 those with Hamburg taired.but those with Brench embroidery are seiing beat WHAT THE BUYER says. “When our reguiar customers teil me we are efering better values thaw last year thon I Amore we'll be headyuarters for 1301.” WHAT THE MANUFACTURER WRITES. The following written in red ink appears at the bottom of the last bill reelved | “*Owang to the increased cost «7 imjwi ted materials prices the abore members orders of wame.” not guaranteed on be THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued low.) Sumrs, 50c. To S16. ‘Twice last season's stock and nearly twice the _ Yarety ot Short and Long Skirts. Cortain styles thet amet with popular favor have been re- oniered. Many will recagnize them bby the de- scriptions and will giadiy profit by the lower Prices. Se. SKIRTS FOR 8c. Best Mustia, Extra Wide Skirts, inch cam- bric Dounce, 3-inch Hamburs edge, 3 clusters fine bunch tucks. We, SKIRTS POR Te. Superior Muslin, 6-inch ruffle of French eam- bnvidery, 6 tucks above. Se. SKIRTS FOR Te. ‘Nothing mean in material, width or finish. The deep Hatutur ruftic has 6 tucks above, $1.25 SKIRTS FOR oe, Snperior Muslin, Sinch bemstivcked ruffle and tucks above. $1.98 SKIRTS FOR €1.68. Sixstyles for this season. ‘Trimmnines of plat ‘Val. and torchcn laces, Hamtun: and hand em- Lroiders. superior to that used in last season's 81.98 Skirts. $271! only to satisty your curiosity, mak to see the 815 Skirts, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Gowxs, 59c. To $19 Excu. Some of the new styles are unique. Here's ‘one that buttons at the side, shirred at back and front, hich shoulders, run with ribvon neck, front and cuts. ‘89c. GOWNS FOR 7 CENTS. Last season we sold similar Gowns. Jess care fully finished, for S¥cents;and, us many know, couldn't supply the dewand for them. They are**Mother Hubbard” style, with two thser- tious of superior embroidery ; edge st trout, neck and sleeves. $1.25 GOWNS FOR 98 CENTS. We were first to introduce to Washinton Gowns with the surplice neck. These now of- fered at 08 cents are trimaned with Letter em- broidery than in last season's @1.2%5 Gowns. $1.35 GOWNS FOR $1.25. Burplice neck and V-shape yoke of Ham Dung: Ligh sleeves. You know, perhaps, ofthe Fush for these last season at @1.35 each. $1.98 GOWNS FOR $1.68. ‘Muslin or cambric. ‘Trimmings of laces amd ‘embroideries cunningly arranged. No easter to descrite than a French Bonnet. And who can tell properly on paper of the twists and turns and that indescribable something that constitutes the beauty of a Bonnet? 827-The “Bernhardt” is the latest style lace trimmed French Gown. Our price ts @7.25. Bik Gowns, with choice lace trimmings, 619 each, Ask to see them. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Covers, 250. To $3. ‘From the leading corset maker of the world ‘we secured a pattern for a Corset Cover that absolutely pertect fitting. Our Ze. curmente tell it as eloquently as do the €3 article. Sc. CORSET COVERS FOR 30 CENTS. Finest _cambric and reliable embroidery. V shape. Look to the seams and the finish im general. kc. CORSET COVERS FOR 50 CENTS. One of our bent sellers last season. If not bet ter embroidery certainly prettier than in lag ‘Fears Okc. garment. 88c. CORSET COVERS FOR 75 CENTS. ‘Those with low square pecks, with lace inser ton and edging front and beck, will be recaug- ized tc. ganuents, E27 The laces and embroideries used in the 63. Corset Covers make them as muchs bargain as those offered at 25 cents. THE PALAIS BOTAL, (Continued below.) Daawens, 292. To $5. Please ask to see the buyer in reference t these garments, especially if you are usually stout. Sc. DRAWERS FOR 44 CENTS. ‘Best muslin, Hamburg rufile, ¢ tucks above, Over 300 dosens of these garments suld last sesson at 0c. s pair. This year we intend to Aispone of 500 dozens of them. (Bg Two new styics of €5 garments which at ‘THE PALAIS BOTAL. (Oontinued below.) Curses, 350. To $7. Saeeons (Osc. CHEMISES FOR S0c. year's @tic. favorite. .