Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1891, Page 4

ef 4 —_ ti gee THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, “THE EVENING STAR. |Tar Livsoranz Dasprares WASHI THE EVENING STAK has the fullest Leeal Cirealation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. et ‘The Postmaster General gives the public Kbrary project the impetus of his vigorous in- denen onli bona Practical suggestion in respect to accommodations for the proposed Nbrary which is worthy of thoughtful consid- eration. Mr. Wanamaker is desirous of se- euring anew building on cheap land in the neighborhood of the new city post office site for the accommodation of the over- crowded Post Office Department. Ad- Gitional quarters are very much needed, the project is a reasonable one, and it meets with considerable legislative favor. In the event of this removal, Mr. Wanamaker suggests that the lower floor of the present Post Office Department and the covered court be devoted to pablie library purposes, and that the In- terior Department, which needs more room, eceupy the remainder of the building. Such @ location in connection with the Interior De- partment would be an admirable one for a general departmental and public library. The Interior Department would furnish far more of Gireulnting books than any other department to © general ntal library. It would supply nearly one-half of the whole number. ‘These books are at present, as a recent article in Tux Sram shows, in dark and ‘unsuitable qoarters. By putting them in light and large rooms, still in the same build- ing with the Interior Department, as proposed by Mr. Wanamaker. there would at least be no inerease of inconvenience in their use by the clerks of that department, and if they were ‘made part of a general departmental and publie library a fine collection would immediately be- come available for the use of everybody, and would certainly grow with great rap through private contributions. Tho principal need is room space. If the government will supply it in connection with a general depart- mental library, or without reference to such a Library, no matter in what location, the books will be found and the free library will spring into being. - 2+ ‘The movement in Pennsylvania to erect a monument by the state to the memory of James Wilson does honor to its promoters. The Monument is not needed to commemorate the tervices and character of Judge Wilson, but only to show that agreat state is duly im- Pressed by the leading events in its history and by the leading minds who have shaped those events. James Wilson wasa star of the first magnitude in the convention that framed the federal Constitution and he, more than any other man, gave the impetus to the popular ratitication of that Constitution by the central states, the earliest to adopt the great instru- Ment. He was one of the most learned and practical members of the Supreme Court in its early days. Thusin all that organizing work of government and law, without which the repub- lie would have been short-lived, the band of Wilson was one of the most potent that were outstretched and his brain one of the most practical that were exercised in the great prob- Jems of the hour. What is due to these builders is known only as their work rises, more and more impressive, before humanity. ~ ee One of the colossal problems of the world’s fair is that of transportation of passengers to and from the grounds after they have got into Chicago on its twenty-three railroud lines. ‘The railway people say they cannot provide to lay tracks and build the 1,500 additional pas- senger cars which will be needed if the fare be limited to five cents or ten cents for the round trip. It is estimated that facilities now exist for transporting 140.000 persons per hour, and ‘the fair directors ask that these be increased so a8 to take 250,000 an hour. ‘The engineers’ re- port shows that an expenditare of 26,348,000 will be required tocarry the crowd to and from Jacksou Park. ee Discussion of the District appropriations bill in the House has taken a very wide range. The subject of local street sweeping has been more or less illuminated by observations upon the merchant marine subsidy bill, free coinage, the Face question, and the elections bill It is better, however, that the time set apart for the consideration of the measure shouid be wasted in this harmless fashion than in criticism upon the bill which has not been preceded by an in- telligent reading of its provisions. ee Occasionally there is talk here of » move- ment to be made or recommended looking to # return to the old municipal form of govern- ment for the national capital. ‘Thoxe who in- duige in or are asked to listen to this sort of thing should read the article on the subject re- printed iv another column from the Kansas City Star. There is meat in it. eo of the jury in the matter of ‘The verdict ‘Treasurer Archer's sureties, which verdict gives lese than half the amount of the defalea- tion, or $60,000, excites surprise. ‘The verdict #@ one of sympathy due to official negligence at Annapolis. Such sympathy verdicts are, how- ever, very demoralizing. land in double-leaded bourgeois to fire the first gun in an educational campaign agninst free oinage. That eminent survivor of past edu- ational campaigns is not likely to fire first guns any more. —_—_——- = ____ There is great deal of talk about legislation for the relief of the Supreme Court, but no- body has yet gone to its august members and Bindly but firmly removed from their shoul- ders those antique and -i-:msy robes which they weer. ~~» The world’s fair has become a feature in the ‘ational landscape and it will show up in all political perrpectives and financial flourishes for the next five years. ————— Speaking of Alaska as penal colony why ‘wouldn't it be s good idea to send some of our fractious legislatures up there to pioneer the country, so to speak, and »¢ak it in. 0 ‘The silver pool investigating commitice should go up to the Navy Department and look ever the reports and papers there on deep sea soundings. += -—___ ‘These western legislators bang on to their Bans as teusciously as do th» Indians who are Bow making believe that they are disarming Unemsel yes, ———_»+-_ Peru wants to send sugar to the United States. they want to send to Pere. Will Mr. Blaine Please arbitrate and arrange for a settlement of difference and effect an exchange’ += ‘They are going to have a naval drill shortly ‘The United States have a great many articles | down in the Guif of Mexico, which is a com- paratively small body of water in which our Reavy will not wander off and get lost. +s Commander Reiter that the Secretary of the Navy has some rights that are bound to be re- spected. ———+ + ‘The base bali war has ended in the scalping (@f the brotherhood clubs. Also in the Phaonix- Mike rising of the Washington clab from its ashes. a qoThe Indians do not want to give up their Guns. An armed neutrality is what they ure looking for. 2 ee ‘The earthquakecrop in Mexico and Algiers is showing an increased acreage this week. _———— ‘The Australian muscle seems to be a superior variety in pugilisn: as well as sculling. ——- Chili and Argemtina luxuriate in rebellion. PERRY'S. If you want a real good taste of spring mingle with our WASH EMBROIDERIES for afew moments. In thelr bright and gladden‘ng presence one fancies the soft and taellow zephrys have already chased away the sharp and bitine blasts of winter—and that nature has donned her earty verdure. But she hasn't: Life is Just one series of anticipations—and fashion is a “wing” of Iife. It is not looking ahead « bit too far to ive these launderable beauties a desl of your time Row. They are not so very far a future. ‘The flouncines are designed and then the narrow eciges follow in resemblance. Black, Ecru and White are sixnaled 2s favorites. Months ago we saw what they were going to be like, and have ordered our line on duty at once. ‘The 45-inch Flouncings—iarge enouxh for grown folks—come cheap enouxh—i0e., O0e., 75e. and 85e.— they aré good and original. ‘Some folks want finer qualities—and those folks are to be satistied so our line keeps on climbing—lnprov- ing with the cost—to 81, $1.15, €1.25, $1.35, $1.50, up to #4.508 yard. If you want an oddity nse the White Embroiflered Light Pink, Blue. Heilotrope and Black. It is #2.00 yard—not much considering the worth—and the nar Tow inatches it at 7c. a yard. Everybody will not show this, Ecra—en:brouleted in Heliotrope and Green and Old Rose and Green is as new as anything. That is @3.50 yard. Aped by the narrow. Black dips with everything—-Did you ever see any- thing to excel it? Here it isin Flouncins. - Embroidered of a combination of « $1, 81.25, up to 2.50 sani. Matched sets—are new pictures—from lOc. to a yani—Caiabric, Nainscok and Swiss. to a yard—with dainty little babies’ patterns in narrow Nainsooks. #8 tos4nch Cambrie Edge—a leader—te., 10e., TSe., 18e., 20e. and Ze. Gambric, Nainsook and Swiss Insertings—from 10c. to 90. —any width. Irish Point Embroidery from ‘te. to $1.25 a yard. All-over Cambrie, Natusook and Swiss from Zoe. to $2.50 yard. ‘These are the first to get here. We were bound to be ready af soon as the demand—and that is erowing every day. Maybe you are one of the ‘‘wanters.”" ‘You will be as weil satisfied with these as any that are to follow. Price and all-nobody can suit you better. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” ‘NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1840. pry ‘S4th st. and Madison ave., New York, Saratoga, New- Port, Long Branch, St. Augustine, 1730 ‘Michivran ave. Chicago, Til., ‘Will close out at the ARLINGTON HOTEL during the coming week all their magnificent stock of IMPORTED COSTUMES, RECEPTION, DINNER AND BALL GOWNS, WRAPS, BONNETS, &c., aT rn HALF THEIR PARIS COST. Cauart & Lew Will offer before stock taking bargains in all their departments. Oue lot of Ladies’ Plain Merino Vests, sizes 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, reduced to 30e. One lot of Children's Merino Vests reduced to 0c, Jess than half price. All size 18. ‘One lot of Children’s Wool Toboggan and Tam O'Shanter Cups reduced to #e. less than onethird. One lot of Men's Ribbed Wool Shirts and Drawers, price was $1.50, reduced to @1. ‘One lot of Ladies’ Linen Collars, all sizes and am assortiuent of styles, price was 12% and 15e. Al to goat 5 cents. A big drive in Marseilles Bed Spreads, extra size, only $1.25. CARHART & LEIDY, PHILADELPHIA STORE, Jal7 (088. 7th st. and 706 K st. nw. —_———$—$—$— — $$ Fea Tanouxes. OUR SALES IN FUR TRIMMINGS 8TILL KEEP UP, AND WE ARE DAILY REPLENISHING OUR STOCK. WE HAVE EDGES IN ASTRACHAN, WOOLSEAL, NUTRIA, FRENCH SEAL, ETC. ASTRACHAN TRIMMING, ONE TO SIX INCHES WIDE. MAR- TEN OR ALASKA SABLE, ONE, TWO AND THREE INCHES WIDE. WE HAVE A FEW YARDS OF VERY HANDSOME TRIMMING, SIX INCHES WIDE, SUITABLE FOR SKIRT BORDER- 1Ne. SEAL JACKETS, SACQUES AND CAPES AT MANUFACTURERS" PRICES. PLUSHES, 25 PER CENT REDUCTION. MUFFS, BOAS, COLLARS, CAPES, SLEEVES, EYC., AT REDUCED PRICES. A FEW LONG CLOTH COATS, @5, 87; WORTH $10, 815. B. M. STINRMETZ & SONS, 1237 PENN. AVE., ‘THROUGH 413 13TH ST. Har Paice. MES. M. J. HUNT, 1300 F st. now. Offers her ENTIRE STOCK of Trimmed Bonnets apd ‘Hats, both imported and those of her own design, for street and evening wear, at HALF PRICE e2chn sal? Ar FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. 20 Pee Cesr Discousr For Case. WE BAVE LAID OUT A LARGE LINE OF GOODS ON OUR SECOND FLOOK WHICH WE DESIRE TO SELL BEFORE REMOVING TO OUR NEW STORE, NO. 1215 F ST. TO 1214 G ST. ¥.W. 20 PER CENT 18 THE DISCOUNT, BUT SOME CF TUE GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE. MOST OF THE GOODS ARE CHOICE BUT BROKEN ASSORTMENTS. IT WILL PAY ANY ONE WISHING DECORATED CHINA TO SEE ‘THIS ASSORTMENT. M. W. BEVERIDGr, IMPORTER POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, 3m 2000 Pennsylvania ave Baxoarss For Tus Wess, ‘We have s lot of BEST NEW LONDON LAYER RAISINS, which we shall close ont at ‘Gic. per 4 box ‘The SEW YORK BUCKWHEAT will last about one (week longer, ‘The FINEST STRUP tor griddle cakes st (S0c. per gallon. BURCHARD & 00., a Penusyivanie ave. and 4% ot. site Slotlrien Mista a : Repvcrioxs Exrraonprnant. If you require anything in the way of FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGS, CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, | UPHOLSTERY Goons, WALL PAPERS, &e., Now is your opportunity to secure them at almost actual cost. ‘Extraordinary reductions have been made in EVERY DEPARTMENT. ‘We qnote below a few special bargains. In DRAPERIES we offer six pair of very fine quality Imported Sik Sheila Tarcowan Portieres— 1 pair reduced from $55 to 6282. 1 patr reduced from $43 to $26. 1 pair reduced from @45 to $24. 1 pair reduced from $35 to $22.50. 1 pair reduced froin 35 to $18. 1 pair reduced from $30 to 18. Also Fine Quality Florentine Velour Portieres— 1 pair reduced from $45 to $28. 1 pair reduced from #49 to #22. About 50 yards Silk Skeila reduced to $3 per yard. Former price #7. IN THE RUG DEPARTMENT We have about 200 BROMLEY SMYRNA RUGS, 4 ft. by 7ft., which are offered at @6.73 each. Former Price, $10. * 500 Body and Tapestry Brastels Hassocks, 2c. 250 Body Brussels Ottomans, 50c. 200 Wilton and Moquette Ottomans, 75e. IX THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ‘The reductions are greater than ever. ‘We quote 500 Oak Cune-seat Chairs at #1, 150 Oak Kockers, cameseat, st $1.75. Reduced from 82.50. ‘250 Solid Oak High-back Wood-seat Chairs at 61.75. STORAGE. At our large ware house we have every facility for the storage of valuables and houseluold goods of every description. Goutts carted and stored at moderate charges. JULIUS LANSBURGH, w17 ‘13th and F streets, Cunstiax Rorrert, 403, 406 AND 407 SEVENTH 8T. ¥.W., ABOVE D ST., Would annonnce to his friends and the publie that by advice of his physieian he must positively retire from business, having for past 35 years been identified as ‘the foremost and most successful dealer in Toys. ToYs. TOYS. FANCY GOODS. FANCY GOODS. FANCY Goops. NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES. WORSTEDS, CROCHET GOODS AND KNITTING SILKS. All must be converted nto cash regardless of cost o value. Come at once to secure bargains from our Se., 10c., We. . Ge. and $1 counters, Special low prices prevail in Worsteds. Imported Zephyr, 5e. per iap. German Knitting Yarn, 4-1b. hank, 35¢, Imported Germantown, first quality, Columbia ‘ounces for Iie. Imported Spaniah Yarn, 2 ounces for 1c. Imperted Saxony Yarn, bank 10c. Big drives in Manufactured Worsted Goods, consist- ing of Infants’ Caps, Sacks, Shirts, Slippers. Ladies’ Fascinators, Hoods, Breakfast | Shawis, ‘lidies, Afzhans, Macrame Knit Goods. Buttonhole Silk, 2c. spool. Etching Silk, Ge. spool. Sewing Silk, 50 yanla, 4c. spool. Embroidery Silk, 1-02. spools, Black and White, G0c. spool. Eubroilery Silk, \-oz. spools, Black and White, 15e. spool. Embroidery Silk, 34-02. spools, all colors, 8. spool. Shetland Wool, 2 ounces for Lie. Shetland Floss, 2 ounces for Popular and razzle dazzle prices slaughtered. ‘Come early and often to secure bargains CH. ROPPERT, 403, 405 and 407 7th st. n.w., above D st. ¥. LOUIS UPMANN, Manager. It Heausxe Wirsovz Moanicise. ASTONISHED PEOPLE WONDER AT THE CURES PERFORMED, MULTITUDES HEALED ATG. A. R. HALL. DRS. FRENCH, ‘The famous magnetic doctors, are a drawing card, and the crowds who visit G.A/R, Hall every morning from 10 to 11 laugh, wonder and are astonished at What they see. Yesterday the lange audience was highly delighted, and the sick were loud in thelr e: Pressions of «ratitude for the relief afforded them by. these wifted men. At the close of the clinic the people. crowd abcut them eacer te explain their troubles or even to touch them, in hope that by so doing they nay: Le relieved of thetr suffering. One old lady was so in- terested in what was going on that she stood during the whole hour, aithough she had an eupty chair Deuind ber. A gentleman came forwanl for treatment. He said he came from Annapolis to he cured of painful rheumatiann. Hisiimbe were stiff and swollen, and he could scarcely ascend the steps. After a few minutes’ manipulation he swung his hands about, exclaiming: **Tnever expected to Use my arias again,” and be walked tout as nimbly asa boy. Owing to the great numbers who want private treat- ment the doctors have removed their office to L325 F STREET NORTHWEST, where all may consult them free as before. Mr. Jeffcott came for s second treatment. He re- ceived the first one last Saturday. He hed heart dis- ease, with nervousness, He said he bad been greatly improved by bis former treatment and expressed im- self as being xreatly relieved. ‘Mrs. Clark of Hagerstown came up for treatment. Indies:ion and rhetinatian had made her life tisera- bie for years. After «few minutes’ inanipulation she ave the most convincing tests of her restoration. James Jones, bt Eagie street, deaf eight years. Had been to Baltimore for treatment without any benefit. ‘He was greatly surprived to hear a whisper. ‘Mr. Brunner, Alexandria, also cured of deafness. Hannah Bo'en, pain and weakness in back, greatly relieved. In this way he cures cases in a few iuinutes that had resisted the best medical treatment, and they. ko away rejoicing and blessing the doctor. | A?] those ‘who are afflicted should not fafl to consult Drs. French, for if there is any cufe for you they will certainly cure you. All inanner of diseases are treated free at G.A.R. Mail for several weeks, and all should see the wonder- ful thins performed there. Remembea the chanze of location to 1:82 F street and don't fail toconsult them. Itcosts nothing and you may «et facts for a lifetime from them No oue can fail tobe interested at the hall from 10 to Ll every worming, and if you have a crip- Pied friend take him there early to secure treatment. ‘Their rooms at 1:85 are comfortable and commodious. Push the door open and waik up without ringing the bell. Admission and treatment at the hall free. It AND PARLOM LAMPS AT REDUCED PRICES. J. W. BOTELER & 803, ‘923 Penn. ave. AND PRESSED FOR @1 SSR ee cere at Yiwe 00 OO www wey £3 3 Pb Wy ad, fat ® a Ea D.C, SATURDAY, SANUARY 17, e% THR GP . Sarunvay, Janvanr 17, 1891. Gastioar Goons. ‘The demand for Gaslight Goods just now is paramount. To expedite your selections we ing Requisites: Evening Gaures, Moussetine de Soie, Bruwely Net, ‘In Ploancings or Draperies of varied quality and design, #2 and 48 inches wide. Evening Dress Goods: All Wool, Silk and Wool. Albatross and Cashmere, In all the delicate tints. EVENING SILKS: Faille Francaise, Bengaline, Crystal Surah, ‘Crepe de Chine, Cleopatra Cree, Japanese Crepe, Brocaded Crepe, Japanese Silks, In all gaslight tints. Evening Hosiery, Eveuine Handkerchiefs, Evening Gloves, Evening Neckwear, Fans and Jewelry. Crepe Bhawis, Eveuing Wraps, Opera Wraps, Opera Glasses, Carriage Garments. Two Srrcurs Ix Hostexny. 100 dozen Ladies’ Biack silk-plated Hose, warranted absolutely fast biack. ——8Ge. w pair. — 100 dozen Ladics’ Fast Black Cotton Hose, double soles, heels and toes. —ihe. a pair: 3 pairs for $1.— (First floor, secund annex.) Aer Nerpieworx Dyvanrwent. One hundred dozen Sorrento Squares, tinted, fast colors. —linch, 1c. esch.—- ——D0-ineh, 50c. esch.—— One hundred dosen Sorrento Squar ,, ‘stamped for embroidery. Winch, ie. each. Twelve dozen Goblin Squares, tinted, fast colors. —Shinch, 450. each. ‘These are all in art shades—exquisite goods. (Second floor, first and second annex.) Douzsric Duess Goons. GINGHAMS. PRINTS. ke. (Owing to the rapid erowth of this department and to make room for onr inmense spring stock, a large pottion of which is already in, we have ‘deen compelled to move into more commodious: quarters, and tt mow occupies the entire first annex of second floor. ‘The stock is complete, comprising the newest spring offects in ‘Tricots, Heuriettas, Princess Cashmeres, De Beiges, Danixin Cloths, Dress Ginghams in plain cnd plaids, Striped Skirt- ings, Pervaies.Light and Dark Calicoes, Onting Cloths, &e., de. 2.000 yaris of Wool Tricot, in Lt. Gray, Brown snd Brown mixtures. 28 inches wide. - yard. — 8,000 yards of Half-wool De Beixe, in all ths Jeatling Siuades. Lt. and Di. Gray, Navy Bine, Garnet and Biack. 28 inches wide. 12%. 8 yard.-—- A.lange assortment of Henricttas, in the new ‘spring shadings. Ashes of Roses, Lt. Le ie. a yard. —— A choice assortment of Princess Cashmeres, in ail the newest Persiau siripes and funcy-fig~ ured effects. Particularly Mite for Ladies? ‘Tea Gowns and Wrappers, closely inuitating, French Flannel. 27 inches wide. -—-1and 124e. a yard. — Outing Cloths in a variciy of attractive stripes, p.aide and feures. 227 inches wide, le. and 12340. a yard.-— ‘We wish to call your attention to.an arrival of Fine Zepliyr Ginchan in. the very latest sprin colorins: Tawender, with Black aid White Pla + Pink, with and White Plaid: Uinattons 3¢ Browne Groene Wigs Wuite, Biack end Ww raiele Byun “sual cliecke a sue So, maitable tut Piiliaren's wear, ‘hese haves bemtitiiat sagt surta? and ca hardly be tod frou the fluest srades of Sevteh Ghuchara, 2s inches wide ma a 5,000 yards of Gingham in plaids, checks -—Be. yard,-— An immense stock’ of Droes Gingivams in Pith, large aiid. tmeditune checks, in exquisite colorings. All ieee: 1240, 9 yard. Striped Skirtings in “Gray ground stripe of suiniuee voters. 2? inches wide. We have o reat 1 Genutive hidise Bae Prints, small wo casos Genuine Indio euoicedgvurve aid eiinea. Full tine of Light, Medtiam ind Dark Per- Wand 12470, a yard. —- Also » cholte Tine of Best Quality Prints, White ds, with sal feures, sprays, ‘spots, cl ae ‘Two cases Black und White Calico. aS Ww co 00 D> Www vey $e $e PR teey we SP GS Be PAY cra “| fads Lut Mews Brroxarxas ADVANCE STYLES IN CHEVIOT AND MADRAS SHIRTS. ‘Monday morning we'wili commence a sale of ‘Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Cheviot and Madras Shirts—made especially to our order—of ma- terials and patterns exclusively ourown. It may. seem a little early, but, as we anticipate 6 reat demand for this class of guos, we «it you the opportunity to choose from a new stock, ‘with size unbroken. SPECIAL, 100 Dozen Boys’ and Youths' Cheviot Shirts, im neat patterns and styles—collars and cuffs Attached. All sizes from 12 to 14 inclusive. —S0e. each. UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT. A new line of Carriage Shades in Black Silk, Mined and unlined. —#1.75 up.—- 1,000 more of those Popular Helvetia Cloth ‘Umbrellas, fancy metal heads, paragon frames, 26-inch. —Ke. each. — HALF HOSE. ‘The spectai sale of Men's Fancy Colored Cot- ton Half How has met with great success. A number of lines are still complete in all sizes. ‘Remember the price, —I8e. a pair, Spatrs for 500.— (Pirst floor, first annex,) New Warrnrnoor Ganuests. We bave just received an entirely new line of our Albion Cape Newmarketa; in Navy Blue and Biack—English Cravonettes and Soft Camel's Hair Goods, Warranted rain proof. All sizes, + 12.50 and 815.— In connection with these we mention a very complete line of Enslish Waterproofs, in ‘stripes and plaid cloths, rubber lined, at pop- ular prices. (Third floor, 11th st. building.) New Anuivars Ty Joapes: Waarvers. ‘300 Ladies New P. .¢ Wrappers, perfectly fast colors, Hubbard fronts, five-inch ruffle at bottom, all sizes. ——81.Geach.-—— 200 Ladies’ New Princess Cashmere!Wrappers, combination robe fronts, perfectly fast colors, all sizes. $2.50 each. — A special bargain in Ladies’ Fine French Flan- nel Tea Gowns, in Black and White and Blue and White Stripes with Black and White fronts, plaited to waist. 06.50 former price, $10.— (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Lams: Jacxers. Three ‘Bargain Tables” in Ladies’ Jacket epartinent: TABLE No. 1. About 100 Ladies’ Jackets, in Black and col- ored cheviots, chevrons, beavers, diagoyals, Drosdeloths and stockinettes. Some are satin Vina andembroidered. All are decided bar- ins at TABLE No. 2. About 75 Fine Jackets, in chevicts, broad- cloths, beavers and diswonals. Most of them are satin lined; some with vest fronts. Alto- kether a choice collection. ——Marked down to 10.— TABLE No. 3. About 25 Fine Cheviot Reefer Jackets, in ‘Navy Biue and Brown. Shawi roll collar. —Marked down to $7.60.— ‘One lot of Paris Waists, in Brown, Navy, Green and Mode. Elewantly embroidered and trimmed with silks, #10. Former prices, $17, $18, €20 and §:22.50,— ‘One lot of Berlin Jackets, in Black and Navy ‘Biue diagonal chevict, half Mned with silk rhadame—trimmed with fancy black braid— —$18. Former price, $22.50.— (Third floor, 11th st. buikting.) Srecur Saez Lx Biaxaer Depart MENT. ‘Monday we will offer as. special attraction in this department (on sccond floor) 200 dozen Bellagio Silk Bjankets 7 —At 82 each. — ‘These are very desirable’ as conch covers, slumber robes, portieres and many other house- hold uses, TWO EXCELLENT VALUES IN FINE CAL- IFORNIA BED BLANKETS. ij 11-4 California White Bed Blankets. $5.00 patr.— —Actual value, &: 114 Extra Quality and Weight White Cal!- fornia Bed Blankets, ——#7.50.8 pair.— —Actual value, $10.— 1 case 10-4 White Cotton Bed Blankets. —‘he. per pair.— 1 cane Light-weight Comforts, filled with fine ‘White cotton. 50 each. 1 case White Crocheted Quilts, double-bed size. The. each.-— 1 case White Crocheted Quilts, double-bed size. $1 each, —— ‘Lease White Crocheted Quilts,extra fine qual- ity. 81.15 each.—- 200 Bates’ 11-4 White Bed Spreads. A240. each. 100 Lewiston 11-4 White Bed Spreads. Se. each. — ‘case 11-4 White Wool Blankets, $3.50 @ pair. — ‘These were made at the Winthrop Mills, and area bargain at these prices. (Second floor, 11th st, building.) —— Some Srrctars Ix Urnorsreay Dz. PARTMENT. ‘We have reduced all our $12 and $12.50 Che- ‘nille Curtains to ——#10 per patr.— Wohave sdded one line of Vienna Chenille ‘Curtains in four colorings. —$10 per patr.— —Actual value, $15,— Tureo thousand yards Lace-striped Curtain Scrim in four styles. ——Se. per yard.— ‘Two thonsand yards 22-inch Drapery Satine Cretonnes, in choice patterns. —12i¢c. per yard.— ‘Two humbers in Irish Point Curtains, 04.0 and 05.50 pair.— —Actual value, $6 and 87.—— Anew line of Nottingham Lace Curtains in ‘White and Keru. —#1 to 87.500 pair.— (Fourth floor, 11th st, building.) 25 dozen Ladies’ Fine Ribbed Wool Combina- tion Suits, anchor seams, high neck and long aleoves. ——Only $1.50 eech.— —Less than halt price. — 0 dosen Ladies’ Ribbed Unbleached Cotton ‘Vesta and Panta. —Dnly 50ec. each.— Ladies’ Swise-ribbed Wool and Cotton Vesta ‘and Pants, —Only B70. each. — ‘CPizst floor ; second annex, ) WOODWARG — | &% LOTHAR OP - i_ Tue Moxvxestar, S37 AND 909 F ST. K.W. _ ‘ ‘We have told you of our Ciearins Sale, and we mean 18. Thetmmense stock of goods in our ‘store must be turned into cash at once. Only « few words will s@fice to show you our intention. A list follows. Prices carefully. and if there should be anything mentioned herein you can be assured it is reduced in the same proportion. Beery article in the house must be sold at once, and remember no oki goods. Every- ‘thing of this season's production. THE MONUMENTAL. Ove Coars Axo Fens Are cut right in half. Youcan hanily appreciate the fact until you see the coos, On our #317 counter you will find $6 and 87 Jackets. At $5.07 are Jackets that were marked from @10 to a1 This is only to wive you an idea of how everything in thin department is sold—Piush Wrapa and dackets— Cloth Newmarkets. Tn xoinz through the stock we find three or tour special Fancy Paria Jackets, They ‘Were marked $48 and @30, You can buy them for 8. THK MONUMENTAL. x Groves. Ge. 4-buttom Glace at 00. +70e. debuttun Giace at Oe. ‘SOc. 4-button Suede at G7e. 1.50 7-hook Foster Suedes, Se. Sk, Gents’ Dowskin, THe, $1.50 Gents’ Dogskin, xe. ‘$2 Fine Enslish Walking Gloves, @1.47. “THE @1 E FOSTER’ Shook. Price, $1; now He. Price, 81 20 Pex Cexr Orr Ox Consers Is somettime you rately tint. We sell every Corset at | ‘thie rate and our stock conprises only the best aud | lac 8! popular styles. quailty now $1 THOMSON 1 quality now 8) 81.40 quality now $1.12, a ¥ now $1.40, 82.25 quality now 1.80, cP, €1.75 quality now 81.40, $2.50 quatity now $2. $3.25 quality now #2.00, | Alot of French Woven Corsets, prices The. and @1, wo offer at Ry THE MONUMENTAL, Tur Mos Usprnwean Sare Is unprecedented. ‘This is how we are selling new, clean, fresh arments: © Drawers a2 5 | Drawers at a. Drawers at te. Sl drawers at ie. Our assortiwent of Underwnar in from the lowest gradcs to the nest, and tis offering is a Tare chance. Every article at a proportionate reduction. ‘THE MONUMENTAL. Hosrray. A lot of Fine Wool Vests, White, natural cad suades. “Prices, $1, @1.25 and $1.90. All sizes. x Rs Pure Silk Vests, low neck ‘We. At Be. = = Ze. Children’s Wool Cushmere Hose 14e. Bee: (tea Cases Howe Se ie: Fane Diack Guy Hose isdren Fast Black THR MONUMENTAL. Hasoxsnomers. . Bordered Handkerc} Te, na ie. Ladies’ and Gents’ Initial Handkerchiefa, 17¢. ie fare maaan ae, oe bane Bubroidere its" duattial Sie. quality at 430 i ee Wonaeera *RE Woxumenran. Sprrcrats— THE MONUMENTAL, 957 AND 930 F it iJ Re LAS coc 60 oe, ee (JOSEPHINE H. EGAN, SPECIAL), 6 EAST TENTH ST., NEW YORK, ARE XOW SHOWING THEIR IMPORTED GOWNS AND WRAPS PARLOR E, ARLINGTON HOTEL, sa14-0t ‘The balance of our stock of Furs and Fur Wraps at SEALSKIN CAPES, SEALSKIN JACKETS, SACQUES AND VISITES at lower prices than they can be manufactured for. All reliahle goods. ‘Wool Seal Capes st $15. Marten Capesat $30. As- trachan Capesat $10. A fow Bear Boss at ¢10each. | — PE? Baby Carriage Robes at all prices. WILLETT & RUOFY, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, ‘A Rare Fur Sale. We have closed out from « manu- facturer a sample line of Pur Capes, Mums and sets of very fine goods, which we are cving to sell at extraordinary cut prices. Pieces alike, and at the prices Wwe have jtt on them weexpect to see the ““turs fly” out of our store in the next few days. ‘You've never seen the like of such furs at such prices. 3 Real Marten Capes. Worth @27.50. Price now, Beaver Cape. Worth $32.50. Price now, ez. 2) ett Mink Cape. Worth $29.50. Price now, eLs 1 Krimmer Cape, with axtrachan vest and beck. Wort . Price now, $| Cape, with marten collar. Worth 73. Price now, 1 Real Monkey ©: ye, with seal collar, shoulders and back. Worth #17.50. Price now. 8) 1 White Tuibet Cape. Worth #20.50. | Pricenow, 3 1 French Seal Cape, with marten collar. Worth #16.59. Price now, $12.50. 4 Wool Seal Capes. Worth $19.50. Price now, Wool Seal Capes. Worth #! G Real Astrachan Capes. Wi $9.18, © Russian Hare Capes. Worth @6. Price now, @4.25. 7g imitation Lyx Muffy. Worth $1.50. Price now, 50. Price now, @9.50, #15. Price now, French Seat Muff, Worth $1.75. Price now, 91.13 French Seal Mutts, Simer. Worth €3. Price now, ‘ool Seal Muffs. Worth $4.50. Price now, #3. op Real Monkey Mutts. Worth 07.0. Price now, 50. 3 Real Marten Muff, Worth #7. 1 Cinnamon Bear Mud. Worth @i2. a. Price now, #4. Price now, AND OTHER GREAT FUR BARGAINS. Extraoniinary cut price sale now going on in our Uphoistery Department. LACE CURTAINS, POR- TIERES, TABLE COVERS, &e., at sacrifice prices. BB A u PS Tiled B AA ue uuu fee SAD PAE BBB aa vu Pee POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR, SEVENTH STREET. W. A. PIERCE & CO. ‘Successors to E.G. Davis, ‘71 Market Space, Cor. Sth st. Ay Itivsrnariox Ix Musux UNDERWEAR. ‘We illnstrate the success of our Muslin Under- wear Department. By the tnereased sales we have imde since we advertised our advance opening some days azo we attribute the great succems to the superior finish and workmanship of every gurment in our stock. It is @ good thing to have your underwear carefully iuade and well sewed and then you are not bothered with resewing it every time you have it laundered. Below you will find an ILLUSTRATION of PRICES! LADIES' GOWNS. Mother Hubbard Gowns, tucked yoke with cambric ruffle around neck and sleeves (full) $6 inches tong, made of wood quality muslin, (or tie. eae. SMtuslia Gowns with arund neck and sleeves. Seiinelee jome, Tor ik: each Extra Fine Cambric Gowns with yoke of im- serineand tuck, V neck, witht wide pulkion? embroktery around neck ‘and sleeves, for Ute. Fiiie Muslin Gowns with yoke of tucks and fine French Leustitehed insertion, freuen emt beoidered ruffle around inck and sleeves, for ee each. Tine Aiusiin Gowns with V yoke of solid tucks, cambrie rate around neck anil siervem Bhished with herrinc-bone stiurhine, Fier eaan, usin Gowne, Mother Rultant yoke of mati tuoks, eutroidery around mech aud sleeves, SFiue Muslin Gowns with goke of «i ne cust tacks, Vineck, fing French embrciiery atuund Beck and sleeves, for €1 each, Fine Muslin Gowan with yoke of tucks and qubroldery rae Of cutbreldtry around week rice, #1 ear int French “Musiin Gown, yoke of Myer fie fucks, Gubmoiderg around werk id Sr, ine ah rule ge cmbrotaery tucks and bone stitching, for $1.10 Exira Fine Muslin Gowns with yoke and V neck, inserting and. cle around beck ead sleeves, for #1 of cluster tucks ree each. edges’ Gowns of all styles on up to 86.50 Ladies’ Fine Cambric Gown, tucked yoke, ‘down, collar, cuffs anil coller ite beat il dome Uy hands Spectal peices 1S i f i i i dota Ghemim rehertaees. as pt serebaheeraey t for fon Band eae PECIAL 5 o eg, Bo emia : Tt ed 10 Cuma Sux Daarssr Seen see a eee och ‘To open the season with a rash we offer on Monday the new Scotch Ginzhams for 1801 st ONLY 25 CENTS AYARD. You kuow that Sand 40 cents ts the wemal Price. Not more than ome dress length to wack cab tomer at 25 cents yard. The end of every pies ha the makers’ name stamped tn cold letters, Wigtiee, Sou & Ov., Glasgow, Scotland, At this moment the lace myer is requeal- ing mention of the mew laces Just arrived. Pull de scriptions of the new Ginehams, Woolen Drem Goods and Sik will be found in another paragraph. FASHIONABLE BLACK LACES. Thy bayer, who retarmed from New York on Tharw aay, says. “The wholesale trade ie prepared for the dargeat lace business in years. The retail stores alan recognize that laces will be much worn. The govde just arrived will tell you what I think.” THE CORRECT HALF FLOUNCINGS. “In connection with Drapery Netathese Black Cham tilly Half Piownces will be much used.” Here ares few of this mornine’s arrivals Scroll Pattern, 15 inches wide. Floral Design, 18 inches wide. ‘Vine Patoerm, 18 inches wide. Creeper Climbing Pole, 15 inches wide.. Oriental Design, 20 inches wide. Palm-leaf Pattern, 2 inches wide Scroll and Leaves, 18 inches wide, Leaf Patterns, 15 inches wide... Better quality, 15 inches wide... THE NARROW LACES TO MATCH. ‘Best quality Chantilly Lace, from 13 cents to $1.25 yard. THE NEW DRAPERY NETS. The bayer is prompting what you read here: **Nete will be more worn than flowncinge, and as you seem the new goods the correct patterns are detached.” ‘The visitor on Monday will note that the desiens im leaves, blocks, dots, &c., are asif «prinkled on the net, s that thouwh named Chantilly Drapery Nets they are Quite different from Inst season's goods. Here are & few pieces that look nd feel very superior for the prices. All 48 inches wide: to inches wide, (48 inches wide.) An oi friend and one with whom you'll do well to Keep acquaintance for the searon of ‘1. Extra valuce are these: With monster polka dots, GXe. yard; with tring, 750. yard. JOB LOT ORIENTAL LACES. To point to the special barzains today would be tm Possible. The Laces are bere, but not yet out of the cases, However, expect extra values on Monday at 10c., 1c. and 1c. and you'll not be disappointed. 80 say the buyers, HAND-MADE TORCHON LACES. G2 pieces added to sock thi morning, comprising Torchon and Medict Laces and Insertions Many know of the good values offermd this week, Better Darwaius are promised for Monday. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Contin aed below. “Oresixcy 1891 Scorcn Grxonama ‘Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 19, 20, ‘21, inset apart bere fore special display and ale of the new Cotton and Woolen Dress Goods. AS & souvenir of the occasion the 35 and 40 cent Scotch Ginghams are offered at ‘These Ginghams are from Whytlaw, Son & Co., of Glasgow, Scotland. All of these celelrated makers’ latest novelties in Lange Plaids, Pin Checks, Strives; also all the mew tints am plain Chambrays, Not more ‘than one dress length to each custower. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) “Ovexixcr1 891 DomesricGixonans ‘The Conventional Plaids, Stripes, Checks and Plain Colors, and A GREAT SURPRISE in the new ‘Tertan Plaids, identical desiens and colors to the imported, and, like them, warranted fast colors. That ‘these Tartan Plaids will be scarce ts already assured. 12% CENTS A YARD, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) “Ovesixer 1891 Woon Surnmos. As with the 12j¢cent Tartan Plaid Ginghams, so goods: THRY WILL BE SCARCE. 38-inch Check Wool Suitiues in Gray and White, Tam Black and White... ascenniecene BOR. AL, including the new tints of Gray and Tan.......50°. 7a. 45-inch Chevron Suitings, Light Gray aad Tan = te. ya. 40-inch Henrietta (silk finish), all the new shadea, Also White, Cream, BiQCK sevseevseeee-necennn B02 78, #0-ineh All-wool Cashmeres in same shades as im Benricttan, also a Fant Black. a Getnch Spring-woieht English? Broadcloth (beat quality); correct Grays and Taitc.noeec@1.50 78: Golden Brown, Myrtle, Olive and = Fut <TR TEN EE THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) “Ormaxe: 1891 Brscx Suxs. All Bisck Silks ot €1 and upwards are rusrantes’, asin the past. We invite inspection and critician of several new weaves, ranging im price from $1 te Bayer, As a souvenir of the “Opening” the following ‘special bargains: ‘194nch Black Surah, SOc. quality for 5c, 19-4och Black Surah, 8c. quality for 7c. ‘24-inch Black Surah, GBe. quality for tiie. ‘204tneh Satin Khedaines, Bie. quality for Toe. ‘20-inch Faille Francaise, 80c. quality for 7ue. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below. ‘SATLNS, in all the evening shades, at 33, 48 and GS cents « yard. ‘Satin Duchess, all tinta, for Se. «yard. ‘Faille Francais, rare shades, $1 yard. ‘Surah Bilks, 19 inches wide. all tints, 68. a yard. ‘In connection we offer Evening Drapery Keto amd ‘Flouncings at prices leas than cost of tumportation.