Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: MONDAY THE EVENING STAM has the fullest Lecal Circulation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as am Advertising Mediam is worth more than all the otber papers published in Washington. ‘The biennial changes in the Senate of the United States are fast making. During last week the legislatures of New Hampshire, Con- jecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Colorado, Oregon, Washington and North Da- kota, im the north, and Missouri, Arkansas and ‘North Carolina, in the south, have acted. In all these states the political parties have held what they had before, except in New York, where a democrat succeeds a republican. For the most part the old member was re-elected, the exceptions being the choice of Dr. Gallin- ger in New Hampshire in place of Mr. Blair, and that of Mr. Hansbrough in North Dakota instead of Mr. Pierce. Illinois, Kansas and South Dakota are still in the agonies of a daily ballot with chances about even for the two parties in Illinois and for the republicans and the coalition of independents and democrats in the other states. Wisconsin will chooe ex-Sec- retary Vilas next week, while Florida will not elect a democratic successor to Mr, Call until April. The points of interest in the state legis Intares yet toact are the great fight of the Far- mers’ Alliance against Mr. Ingalls in Kansas and the peculiar state of affairs in Mlinois, where the democrats have one plurality over the republicans and the Farmers’ Mutual Bene- fit Association have three :members who vote steadily for an industrial candidate. If neither Gen. Palmer nor ex-Senator Oglesby can com- mand farmers’ votes after a prolonged struggle it would seem to be necessary to drop the nom- inee and support either a regular party man agreeable to the F.M.B.A. or a farmers’ man who would receive the support of the third party. The result cannot be foretold. Lump- ing the result of the new senatorial elections, as far as they have been held, it appears that the democrats have gained in New York, where | atthe moment after election last fall it was not clear who had won, and lost on their caleu- | lation in New Hampshire by the action of the clerk in the organization of the legislature in Tae Grease Awaxextse s8Sy PERRY'S. As silently as nature pots forth the tender,green shoots of approaching springtime have the new woolen draperies crept from the store house of thought into brilliant reality. ‘They are new in every phase. This color has been added to that—until they present them- selves ip mauy-bued complexions of art and genius mingled. You will believe us when we tell you you have never secn snytiing Ike them. To talk about them is to attempt to reproduce in unvarnished speck | the soft and mellow glow of a setting sun and leaves the listener but the iuore impatient to stand before the picture in life. If feminine appreciation ever runs wild unbridie it now, for as pattern after pattern meets your jaze you will turn from one but to wonder at the exquisite beauty of the other—And then comes the try- ing time—Which one?— “‘How happy could I be with either Were t other dear charmer away!” ‘We have brought all our best judment into play in theirselection—and as the first chapter in a series of ‘wany volumes we offer—come and see what— Ge s-ineh Checked Saitings at 0c. BASS inch Boureties at Sie. 89-40-iuch Plaid Bourettes at ¢1. E2-42inch Herring-bone Plaids at @1.50. #F-G-inch Bourette Cheviots at $1.05, and what a lange variety of them! Light grounds with dashes of darker coloring that dart this way and that into a hundred patterns. FE" 42inch Ail-wool Crepon—almost a Silk Crepe in ite softness, designed for street or evening wear and tinted accordingly in Cream, Heliotrope, Tan and French Gray—81.50. SPECIAL, That word means attention—something for $1.25 that will open your eyes. SILK and WOOL LANS- | DOWNE—40 inches wide. If we know a leader when We see if. you can mark down this ay one. A score of | shades for gasiight and suniixht showing—Cream, Ivory, Pearl, Pink, Maize, Blue and French Gray to | “shine” by artificial ligist ‘and marine mode, Havana, | Tan, Bisque, and now for the brickt and searching san. Keep this fabric in mindand mark its popularity wrow. ‘Sa-4-inch Yair Line and Plaid Faconne—a novice in dress service, but bows its entree with the grace of a Veteran. Cream ground with threads and plaids of Bine, Ked and Black intermingling—$1.50-—no more. FP-sGinch Bagnos a’Rayures. Wide stripes with delicately proportion network, $1.25. $2-44inch Cream “Germania.” A silk’and wool combine in a snow drop and polka spot effects, S@-45-inch ‘’Generoso.” Wide embossed satin stripes_#1.75. No mart of fashion tn this wide world will display a choicer line of novelties than we have arranged for this season. Have we uot uadea good beginning? We have sought to be individual in our collection. Our foreign correspondents the authors of these woven eccentrict- admitting the “if entitled” (mostlf republican) members and omitting the “class town” (mostly democratic) members. The democrats have won in Wisconsin. If they win in Illinois and the Alliance wins in Kansas the present re- publican majority of fourteen, based on an original majority of two two years ago and the admission of the six new states, will be decreased to one of six. eed ‘Tubercular disease is often communicated by using the meat or milk of tuberculous cows. Among stall-fed dairy kine from 20 to 30 per cent, say the New York board of health, are sometimes found to be affected. Later dis- coveries confirm this report. The Connecticut commissioners on the diseases of domesticated animals have declared that “the flesh of tuber- culous animals is dangerous as food” and that ‘the milk of such animals is “unsafe for food even for swine or poultry." But neither in New York nor Connecticut, nor yet in Phila- deiphia, where it is admitted tuberculous cows by scores mingle with the dairy herds, have any steps been taken, so far as is known, to prevent the sale of food so infected. In Massa- chusetts infected herds in the vicinity of Bos- ton have been inspected by state officers and diseased cows have been killed. The Boston tles—are famous millers. There can be but one re- sult all around. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILD NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1840. Can be found at our mammoth jewelry establish- ment in endless variety and wehave made it a study to be abie to supply the wants of the slimmest as well as fattest purse. In STERLING SILVER Wecan supply you with choice pieces, such as Sugar Spoons, Butter Knives, Pickle Forks, Bon Bon Spoons, DAILY RECORDER OF COMMERCIAL et leertig HAPPENINGS. geerigesce: 7 Keep yourself posted on prices of merchandise. een Many housewives thank us for the information we | UNUSUAL ATTRACTION IN NEW ARRIVALS. convey from day to day in these colnmns. Prices sometimes change on goods inaday. Offerings are pas made in suerchan/lise which you ouzht to know, and to} NEW STYLES OF GOODS ARE ALWAYS be informed, you must read newspaper announce- ments. We could furnish you many examples of frugal unless we have suffictent quantity to make it interest- ing, and we always have just what we advertise. Our cardinal is ‘*Honest Representation,” and to that fact is due much of our commercial success. So, summing up all the cold facts, it warrants you to be- come one of those that should read all our announce- ments and read them carefully. Yours very truly, LANSBUBGH & BRO, ACORSET OFFERING. ‘We have jnst 19 Corsets of the P. D. make in their $2.25 quality we wish to close out. We know what it is to carry over just certain numbers. We have had our experience with this and find it to be a bad idea. We will never carry this ‘one number of these excellent Corsets acain, because it is not a8 ood seller xs the rest of their makes. Some White, some Drab. Our Closing Out Price will be s cteal ‘These are the sizes now in stock: 1-18 Second floor for these. OUR 5 ASTRACHAN CAPES, $3.19. SECOND FLOOR. GRAY ASTRACHAN MUFFS, 88C. SECOND FLOOR. JERSEYS. Allonr Fine Stock of Jerseys that were 87.50, 96.50, 25.50, $4.50, 83.50 and 2.50 are hundreds stili remain, and cousideriug that we only handie All-wool Jerseys you will understand what this RIBBON BARGAINS. Never since the commence- ment of our business carver were we in a better Position to offer you such values in Ribbons asnow. ‘Ribbons in every shade and hue. ibvons in every width. Ribbons in every new conceitS, Millinery Ribbons. ‘New ideas in Ribbons. Libbons tor trimming. Kibbons for ornamentation. ‘You will find these on our main floor near center door. ‘THIRD FLOOR OFFERINGS. 50 pieces of Cream Colored Scrim for curtains, 1 yard wide. Only Se. per yard. Real value, 10¢. ‘The most notable barzain on our third floor is a line of Figured Satine Remnants, arranged in suitable lengths for wrappers and dresses, comprising mostly all the new styles of the coming’ season, at 9c. per| | Gold Hand Gimp; richly Jeweled :1 inch wide yard. Regalar value, 12c. PrOriatent Patsementerie of colored tinsel; Owing toa superttuous stock of Calicons we have.se- | jewet 33 pcos wie? Pree, flit Fare lected s line of each of the best manufactures, suchas | "Delicate ™ Pattern Silver” Fassersenterie, Simpson, Merrimack, Cochecho and Hamilton's, to Seiided with pearl and silver beads; 14s inches: be closed out at Se. per yard. Regular value, 8c. 2cases of Ficured Furniture Repp Remnants, fast lors. Only Se. per yard. Generally sold at 1234e. ‘ases of Plain Chambray Remnants in different lengths, suitable for many useful purposes, fast colors. Only 9c. per yard. Regular value, 1 case of Fine Oil-boiled Red Calico Remnants, war- ranted perfect and fast colors. Ouly Ole. per yard. Worth 9. 2eases Extra-heavy 40-inch wide Unbleached Cot- ton in full pieces, at 8c. per yard. Real value, 12%e._We will cut any quantity asked for. OUT-OF-TOWN AND OTHERS CAN ADDRESS OUR MAIL-ORDER DEPARTMENT. “= inches wide, new ideas, all silk, for 87c., 88. a%m CENTS. and $1 yard. 8} Anew thought in Chantilly Drapery Net, very W. A. PIERCE & O., Bucoessors to BE. @. Davis, ATTRACTIVE, for what wo desire to see is that ‘which interests us most, and what interests folks most is things they have nof seen. Any ‘one would rather look at an entirely new pic- ture than ong they had seen hundreds of times, and it is the same with various kinds of fancy goods. Any woman would rather look at oF have something entirely new in this line than goods that have been in the inarkets for several months. ‘We have just received and placed on salethe richest collection of Chantilly Laces of all widths, inentirely new patterns, never before shown here. Also a lot of new and fetching styles of Drapery Nets, and last and most inter- esting an advance showing of rich and rare ‘Dress Trimmings, in all of the new and dazzling effects in wold and jewels, which is the com- ing style. These are the preludes of spring ar- rivals, Laces. 45-inch Chantilly Flouncings, in new and at- tractive patterns, for #1.58 yard. ‘Special patterns in Chantilly Flouncing, 45 inches wide, for $1.79 yard. A very rich and effective pattern in Chantilly Flouncing, 43 inches, for #1.08 yard. plane, and rich assortment of Chantilly _F p to #12 yard. r Dnaaveny N ETS. Spring styles in La Tosca Drapery Nets, 48 fine, 48 inches wide, for $1.50 yard. Every style of Chantilly Drapery Net, 48 inches wide, rancing in price to $6 yard. = Narrow Lace Frouxcrxas. ‘These are the Isces that will be very much ‘used for the coming season, 12-inch Chantilly Lace in @ variety of pat- terns, all new, for 95¢. yard. 15-ineh Chantilly Flouncing, in advance pat- terns, for 70c., 75c. and iKie. per yard. A7inch Chantilly Fiouncing, in rich and delicate desizns, for 7c., We., 95e., 81 and yard. tilly Flouncing, in beautifal and Ss. for #1, 81.25 and 81.50 yard. Also a good assortment of Wide White Silk Lace. in delicate and effective patterns, at avery. Jow fizure. NARROW LACE from 3 to 8 inches wide, in 15 different patterns, Black or White, all new, from 0c. to $1.25 yard. i Abvaycr Srvtes Ix Passemesrentes . AND GIMPs. Aswe have stated above, everything for the coming season will be in Gold, Silver and Jew- eled Effects. We quote a few of our advance styles in these goods fresh from PARIS: ai Ornament Paxsomenterie of Black Silk and Jet, richly embellished with gold cord and gold beads, 1 inch wide; price, yard. Srannent Pane f gograal Pema arr ct sit SS Jet beads; 14g inches wide; price, chiy embroidered in Persian flectively Jeweled; inches wide’ Dre, nd Stylish Combination in Cut 1 yard. Narrow Gold Edge, 3ginch wide, for 2. yard.” Narrow Gold Ede, %s inch wide, for Sse. yard. Haden Garniture, ‘in white silk and gold cord work; {rmed With heavy Kol pendants; arnitare of Cut Steet, $8. Garniture of Black ‘New Girdles, made with wold pendants, f ps and Passemen- nOc. to $10 yard. board of health have collected some statistics | &c., as low as #2 each. Coffee Spoons from 3.30 the and Drs. Ernst and Peters of the Massachusetts | half dozen, Tea Spoons from 5 the half dozen. In Society for the Promotion of Agriculture | !#*¢ pieces our stock is complete and we can furnish xe ducting inquit and ex fs on oak chests of sterling silver from $50 to 6500. the society's farm at Mattapan. They are also jehciaten dian extending their researches throughout the country and it is hoped that the results will | with usis represented by the best standanl workers of afford a valuable basis for legislation. In the | quadruple plated ware only and we have the largest light of Dr. Koch's experiments with buman | *tock in Washington, as a glance in our store will tuberculosis it is somewhat remarkable that so little is being done in tracing the disease to its frequent and undoubted source in the food and milk supply. These sources of life and causes of death should be everywhere subject to local and most careful inspection and to that end scientific investigation should be made in all Parts of the country. If there are at any points lack of the necessary laws or municipal regulations they should be forthwith provided. ‘The preservation of human life from such an insidious and powerful foe is an imperative ob- ligation upon government. If the straight democrats and certain alliance members of the Kansas legislature form s co- alition with the republicans to re-elect Senator Ingalls, a8 reported, it will not imply more than such things have implied in the history of politics. Senators Mitchell of Oregon and Dawes of Massachusetts have each owed an election to the Senate to such a combination. A few years before Senator Merrimon! was elected by a similar union of opposite elements. In all these instances the Senator was afterward as much a party man as if he had been chosen witbout the aid of a vote from the other side. a The great telegraphic cut-off yesterday is the prominent feature of current history. Yester- day's blizzard was+mall sized compared with the famons one of 1558, but to the overhead wires it was almost as deadly with its sleet as the latter with its snow. Nature every now and then rein- forces public sentiment against overhead wires incities by impressing upon the companies main- taining them the expensiveness of a system so exposed to the freaks of the weather. When the companies are once convinced that these wires are expensive, they will much more readily be brought to perceive that they are disfiguring and dangerous and deserve tobe) removed and buried. If New York's democratic legislature should set the example fur other northern democratic states in the matter of appropriations for the world’s fair, the elections bill will knock the achievements of Christopher Columbus ninety- nine miles northwest of nowhere. At the same time the lugging of the world’s fair into the Prove. Wesell Butter Dishes from #2.50 up, Cake Baskets $3 up. Bon Bon Baskets $2.50 up, 3-Piece Tea, Sets $10 and 5-Piece Tea Sets from #15 up. a hand- some Ice Pitcher for $5 and Tilting Pitcher at $10. We cannot fail to suit you, BRIC-A-BRAC, So popular now for wedding presents, we offer this week at ACTUAL Cost, As we propose to close out this line every season, in order to make room for new designs in one ‘This includes the finest Hungarian, Teplitz, Deby, Bonn. Dresden, Dolton and Sevres Ware, besides Onyx Tables, Cabinets, Pedestals and Statuary. We offer a feast of barxains. ‘Handsome French Onyx Clocks from $18 to $100. ‘R. HARRIS & CO., t Corner 7th and D sts. n.w. Isrortasr Dax Goons Norice. This to inform my customers and the public gen- SCanttience, my anneal Uiseumnt oF 10 see cant ua ait = percent ona suiouits ‘frott #1 cash and upwand of the following row Silks, Velvets, Plushes, Henrietta Cloths, Ladies! Clothe and Cseianeres, Caabiueres, Plain, Strived amd Eid” Biss Goods, Scotch Giushams and French, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Carubric 2iging and 1 sertions, Gents’, Ladies" and Children’s Underwear, Crubretias, “Linen Damask, Napkins,” Towels and Gents’ Neckwear, Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts, Hamikerhiefs in cotton linen a aii bates Blankets, Bed Cou Shawis and Jerseys, Flannel forts and Quilts. ey Also 4 lot of Gents! Cloths and Cassimeres at about half price to close. 100 dozen Gents’ Linen Collars, styles, at SOc. per dozen ore. each: sold. trou $1.50 to $3adozen.'"A full line of ‘Cottons, Ginx hains, Pere other domestic ry won ai 1owent cash jrices. You can save money by. of THOS. J. LUTI M. Suverzers & Co. ‘312 7th st. w. THE POPULAR FRAME MAKERS. ‘We now can offer you the selection of an immense political squabble is narrow and unpatriotic, | °°! ™oldinwsin ‘The exposition is not a republican exterprise. ‘The attempt to gain a political advantage by a threat aimed at the credit of the nation is sure to react. ——— oo It is not the intention to snub Canada in the | World's Fair matter. On the contrary, this ‘Deep Gilts, from 1 to 8 inches. Reverse Giits, from 2 to 6 inches. Florentine Gilts, from 1% to 8 inches. Flat Gilts, in all widths. Plain, Shaded, Ornamented or Carved Oaks, in all widths. White and Gold Molding of every possible style and and quality. country hopes that Canada will place onexhi-| Pure Silveriaid Moldings in Florentine and other bition in Chicago a valuable collection of Amer- | neat patterns. icans who for various reasons are resident of that quarter of the hemisphere, a sight of whom or this side of the line is much desired and ‘will de highly appreciated. — $e It may be of, interest to oyster pirates to know that four men have just been found on ‘the North Carolina oyster beds with bullets in them, and that the governor of the state, Jadging from the tone of his recent remark to the governor of South Carolina, is preparing to sboot with beavier guns. ——_r+o— ‘Ex-Minister Mizner, just returned from Guat- mala, naturally defends bis action in the Barrundis affair, as does Commander Keiter. It now devolves upon them to organize a po- litieal party and run for President and Vice President on « platform of non-interferent diplomacy. +2 ‘There are three thousand applicants for the thirty-five officesin the gift of Gov. Pattison of Pennsylvania and there is no prospect that the ideal time will ever come when this proportion will be reversed. a ‘Nebraska passed a $150,000 appropriation. the world’s fair without ever thinking whether there wasan clections bill or not. Nebraska does what all the states should do. ———— ‘Three republican Senators--three of a kind— are charged by the Courier Journal with at- tempting to beat a pair. Washington only missed big snow storm Seturday night by about six inches. Bronses of every variety, from 1 inch to 8 inches. Fine old Lvories in lovely patterns. ‘Steel and Steel and Black Moldings. We do only first-class work, of which one trial will convince you. Our Mat work is done in the best and most artistic manner, and our prices, we know, will give you entire | satisfaction. We will send for Pictures to be framed oF reframed. M. SILVERBERG & CO. 312 7th st. mew. 1° Sea. After taking stock we have found a few bergains to offer in Sealskin. These are reliable goods and at low prices 1 Sacqne, size 22, deep 40, 8140. 1 Wrap, 81:30. 2 Juckets, sizes 34, 30, raised shoulders, lange storm collars, $125. 2 Juckets, last year's style, 880. 1 Reefer, size 34, 26 inches deep, 6135. Seal Cupes, $35, #40, 960. ‘Wool Seal Capes, $15, #18. Astrachan Capes, $10, $15, $18. We have a large stock of Fur Sleeves we will sell st reduced prices. ‘Muffs, Boas, Collars, Trimmings, &o. B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1987 PA. AVE., THROUGH 413 13TH 8T. L A SN N 88s i RA ORRN Sago 72 Ruspoxs. L A NNN - J.ven in Ribbons all of the fects la. tun 2“ RRS Sss8 Weare showin some very Pick ‘thinge ta Sot Ribbons. You should see them. BBR ¥ U RRR GGG HH BOB CO RRG@G HOH _ BP ue BG bee HH BBB wu RR oe HH W. A. PIERCE & CO., At Bon RRR, 00, Successors to E. G. Davis, as En Hs 8 3 : t 719 Market Space, cor. 8th st. ‘at* tap kh “oo ot ‘326 «= 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. Taz Coxsrxartos, RICES = 12TH AND F BTS. 15 PER CENT 13 PER CENT pix is: ON ALL TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1801. WINTER UNDERWEAR WINTER UNDERWEAR WINTER UNDERWEAR eric! At Both Stores, ‘At Bot Stores. ‘At Both Stores. JOSEPH AUERBACH, 023 Pa, (26-6t)__ New York ave., cor. Gaeat Repveriox IN PRICES OF HH (00° RFR Ss HT > BFE gS8s Ss, HUH 9 8 Ee Bang Ss KER Sys5 A TITT a OF AA Of MM fT EER DDD MM MM 00 XN N EE DPe, WM XR EDD Mw MOS RNS kRE DoD MM MOO) NNN verr x ™ Ss THT OP RYE © gs ae Sss¥ 00) ON XN = To reduce our larze stock of Men's, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, Slippers and Ties ‘we will for the next 10 day sell our entire stock of surplus sizes and broken lots at and BELOW COsT. ‘Special baryains in narrow widths and small sizes. FOR 10 DAYS ONLY, FROM JANUARY 26. EDMONSTON & CO., 1839 and 1341 F st. Opposite Ebbitt House. sazeet Dearness: DEAFNESS! DEAFNESS! One of the most deplorable features of catarrh isthe] 4 KAUFMAN. Teadiness with which itspreads throngh the Eustachian tubes tothe important structure of the middle ear, and, by its disorvanizing effects, impairing or destroy- img hearing. ‘This unfortunate result takes place so frequently that in nearly every case of deafness which Presents iteelf for treatment the difficulty can be clearly traced to the effects of catarrh, and even in the fow cases which originate trom other eauses the pes- | “Dinca News» By E. P. Mearz ence of catarrh seriously ageravates the aural disease and renders « permanent recovery impossible until the eatarrh is removed. In some canes the approsch of deafness is so insidious 1411 K st. nw. 226-6 Hours: From 8 until 12 and 406. Jp HF iaese ce tw ae soll zt ‘With W. 8. TAPPAN. 00 Sa STILL MAKING HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES, INCLUDING CLOUDY Days, WITH OUR REDUCTION FORCE SALES. NOT SO MANY ITEMS, BUT SURE SELLERS THAT WILL BRING THE 1RADE. Baws of extra good value in Bleached ‘Gptton Hens” nants, good length, % to Syard pieces; equal td Fruit’ of the Loom. Ge. 2 cases of Apronettes, 40 inches wide, with satin stripe and two rows of faoting, for skirts or aprons, in remnants of 2to5 yards. ¥%c. 36 Men's Solled Ail-wool Undershirts; $1.25 was the price; GSc. now ‘Striped All-wool Serves, 40 inches wide, 31e, HAMBURG AND SWISS EDGING Linch wide, 334. Zinches wide, 6c. S105 inches wide, 83. 4 to 7 inches wide. 1034¢. 9inch Flonncing, 17e. 35 to 42-inch, Ze. 22 to 45-inch, B80, ‘These best goods are hemstitched and all the newest fects. “They come in 43-yard lengths and uo two patterns se ANUPACTURERS' REMNANTS. THE COMBINATION, 12TH AND F STS. ae) N. SICKLE. If you have consumption, asthma, bronchitis, or, in fact, any Inne or bron- chial troubles, take Douxiass' Einulsion of Cod Liver Of! and Hypophosphites of ‘Lime and Soda. It is a specific for pre- ‘yenting the ravages of this dreaded dis- strengthening the weakened parts and assisting the various organs of the body to perform rightly and regulariy their various functions in a wanner conducive Dowslass' Kmuision ue g B.e. cor. 11th and Fats. aw. * MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 1801. ‘Sa We would suggest that our carriage cus- tomera use the 10th street entrastbe; there being fnoear track on this atrect makes i @ better sanding place for vehicies. ‘We gavenotice in Saturday's STAR of the pur ‘chase, under very advantageous circumstances, of manufacturer's remaining stock of ALASKA SEAL GARMENTS and promised detailed list today. These Genuine Alaska Seal Garments were the property of a New York manufacturer, ‘Who, being desirous of turning them into cash, ‘and rather than carry them to next season, closed them out to us at prices which, for ach goods, havemever had a precedent. ‘We offer them to our patrons and the public at about one-half their present advanced value. A descriptive and price list is appended. ‘The lot comprises: Alaska Seal Jackets, Alaska Seal Reefers, Alaska Seal Capes, Alaska Seal Sacques, Alaska Seal Capes, with Marten Collars, Also— Blue Fox Capes, Bine Foxand Krimmer Capes. Fine Astrakhan Capes, ‘Wool Seal Capes, ‘White Thibet Capes, &c., &c. DESCRIPTIVE LIST AND PRICES. 1 Alaska Seal Reefer, French pattern, Bust 8. —Price 8112.50.— —Real value 8200. — 1 Alaska Seal Reefer, French pattern. Bust 3 —FPrice 8135. —Real value $210.— 1 Alaska Seal Jacket, storm collar. Bust 32, length 25. —Price 8148.— —Real value $225.—— 1 Alaska Seal Jacket, storm collar. Bust 36, leugth 25. —Price $112.50.— -—Real value 8200,—— 1 Alaska Seal Jacket, storm collar. length 23. Bust 36, Price $112.50.— —Real value $200.— 1 Alaska Seal Jacket, storm collar. Bust 38, length 25, —Price $125.—— —Real value 8220. 1 Alaska Seal Jacket, stonn collar. Jength 27. —Price $140. s' -—Real value 8250. — | OOP Alaska Seal Jacket, stormcollar. Bust 38, —Price 8155.—— ——Real value $250.— 2 Alaska Seal Jackets, Persian vest. Bust, ‘36; length, 25. —Price, $140. — -—Real value, 1 Alaska Seal Jacket, Persian storm collar. —Price, $140.— —Real value, $2225.— 1 Alaska Seal Jacket, storm collar. Bust, 36; Jength, 27 ~—Price, $165.— BRBKRERRRERNARARLELEEGRELLEL LAD 13 Your Arreyriox. —Decorated Platters, gold lined. —Decorated Bakers, gold lined. cost you 150. —Decorated English China Tea Sets... —Bine and White Willow Breakfast Plates. —Decorated China Soup Plates. —White China Cups and Saucers. —Halt-allon Crystal Jucs....... —Four-piece Crystal Breakfast Set. —Crystal Glass Mugs, ——Crystal Glass Salt —Crystal Glass Stand Lamps, o —Decorated Oatmeal Bow! —Crystal Ensraved Oil Crue? —Iron Tack Hammers... —Larce Size Nail Hamner. —Cover Lifters. —Galvanized Tub Soap Dishes. Steel Corkscrews: —Bird Cage Springs. 85.50 Black Ostrich Fans... —-Sewing Machine Oil $8 Ostrich Fans, pearl sticks, —Siad Iron Stand $11 Ostrich Pans #9 and $10 Fans. —Wire Egg Whips... —Common-sense Candlesticks... —Galvanized Lemon Squeezers, —Wire Soap Dish and Brush Stand. —Mop Handles —Two-quart Tin Saucepans... Dahl sf SSITTST9 Wx. H. McKxews Dany Lerten, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1801. Our stock of Ladies’ Lome Gar- ‘ments is so badly broken in styies and ‘stzes we have concluded to ufiske one more mark down and close it out cou To the left of this column are the regular prices. the Prices marked on the goods. To the rigbt are the sou- ‘Venir prices of the 1891 midwinter “opening.” pletely. It will pay you to not only PPP A “A SSS Anticipate the blizzard predicted for rer AS & @ February but also your wantsof next er A aah winter, as it is safe to sy mo such e aa aA Seoeee ta Lethe Caeke wat over be fered sucain, CHOICE FOR $7.50.—About = Resco ke dozen Ladies’ Long Cloaks in Fancy RRO AA Plaids, Strives, &c.. that were $14, EES ££. #3 “ $16.50, $20, $21.50, $25 and S28. Reduced to $7.50 each. — CHOICE FOR $10.—About two dozen Ladies’ Lou Cloaks tn vario: fancy effects, also about 10 Ladies’ Black Bonz Cloaks, handsomely trimmed with real Astrakhan Par, both smooth and rough cloths, that ‘were $18, $20, $21.50, $77.50 and 2.50. Keduced to $10 each. ‘There are also a very desirable line: of Navy Biue Long Cloaks in this #10 offering. We have reduerd the entire stock of Ladies’ Lony Cloaks, and are otter- ing saperd garments at $12.50, 815, $18, #20 and 825. We desire to emphasize the fact that no better Coats or Cloaks than ours can be bought in this or any city for the price we nane. List For Lanres. 10 per cent off marked prices of all Black Silks and "+ Black Goods, Trimmings, Buttons, Ameri- can Hosiery Company's Underwear, Jackets and Ul- sters, Bric-a-brec, Japanese Goods, Real Gold and Sheil Jewelry, Buckles. ‘0c. English Chevron Spring Stitines. Sc. Henriettas, new spring sade #8. Ginebams, emurvidered polka dois. 7Se. Surah Silks, the new shades......... Drapery Neis, new styles. 81.10 Chantilly Flouncing, 15 mehes wide Flouncings, 16 inches wide... Flouncings, 42 inches wide... Tuxmio” Lace Flouncines, € 83.35 Black Flouncings, 42 inches... $3.08 Hand-run Lace Flouncings... Narrower Black Chantilly Laces. ‘ells, Le, r ‘Se. Veils, all colors, i Sie. Cambric Corset Covers, all styles. Muslin Drawers, all sizes. ‘Muslin Drawers, all styles. Corset Covers, ail styles Chemise, Drawers and Skirts. Skirts and Corset Covers. ton and Cainbric Garments, Undergarments, all sty 81. Shirts, embroidery trimmed 81.68 Undergarments, all styles. “Palais Royal” Corsets, 81.50°°A la P. D.” Corsets $1.75 Black Corsets. all styles, Towels, all styles.. . - Dozen Damask Table Napkins. Splashers, stamped, frinyed Burean Scarts, stamped, &. Bureau Scarfs, all styles. Hose, all styles... . Hose, all styles. - Lisle Hose, spring styles. Lisle Hose, boot patterns, &e.. Stik Plated Hose.......... ‘Spun Sitk Hose, ribbed, Pure Silk Hose....., $2.08 Pure Silk Howe, exira heavy Swiss Ribbed Vests, all color. Ribbed Vests, all styles... Ribbed Bal. Vests and Pants Ribbed Silk Vests, Black and colors Ne. Ribbed Silk Vests, heavier weight. 21.98 Ribbed English Sik Vests... 2 123c. Linen Handkerchiefs, new spring styles, 19e. Linen Handkerchiefs. hewstitched. Handkerchiefs, spring style, colored WM. H. McKNEW, (Successor to R. H. Taylor), ‘853 Pennsylvania ay It ‘We wish to call your at- tention today to those Papier Mache Buckets which we Spoke to you about in yester- ay morning's Post. These Buckets are iron bound and never sold less than 50c. We offer them this week at Xe. Come early, as they may not last the week ont. Also, we offer you the fol- lowing list for tomorrow only: ‘The Platters and Bakers in White Stoue China would 82.98 Se boxes of Ruffin, 6 yard Pompadour Ruftine. Widow's Cap Rnftiinz. Handsome Engraved Crystal Silk Fans, hand painted. 21 Fan ‘Handle Scrub Brushes (suall). Fans $18 and #17 Fans. Pocket Books and Cand Cases Se. Pocket Books, Purses, &e.... #1 Pocket Books, &c., all styles © . Sterling silver trimmings. We. Chatelaine Bars, all sizes, 8] Bas, all styles Se. Tollet Cases, fitted. 17.08 Alligator Toilet Cases, —Iron Match Safes... ‘Real value, 8255. 1 Alaska Seal Jacket, storm collar. Bust, 40; Jength, 25. —Price, 81 —Real vaine, $250.— 1 Alaska Seal Sacque, storm collar. Bust, length, 30. —Price, #1. —-Real value, 827 1 Alaska Seal Sacque, storm collar. length, 30. —Price, 8145.-— —Real value, 827 1 Alaska Seal Sacque, storm collar. Jength, 33, —Price, 8150.— —Real value, $250.— 1 Alaska Seal Sucque, storm collar. length, 37. —Price, 8175. — —Real value, #275.— 1 Alaska Seal Sacque, storm collar, length, 37. —Price, $200. ‘Sizes, 36 and 40. —Price 81: 1 lot of Alaska Seal Capes—perfect fitting. Bargains at 250 each. 1 Cholee Alaska Seal Cape, with V back of Persian lamb and high collar of same. — Price $50. 2 Fine Alaska Seal Capes, with extra storm collar of Real Marten. —Price $60.— lot of Wool Seal Capes—hixh collar—satin tinea. : —Price $10.-— 1 lot of Pieced Persian Lamb Capes-good shafes-soft glossy curl. -—Price 88. — lot of best grade Astraklan Capes—perfect shapes—extra high storm «nd rolling collars— all sizes, Prine $13.50.— 1 Fine Dyed Otte: short Wrap--shoulders and high collar of Real Marten. Price #45. 1 Handsome Pers an Cape—extra vest front. —Price 845. 1 Fine Angora Wrap--extra collar—long pointed front—very stylish. -—Price 325.— (Third floor, 10th st. building.) Saraxese Devanruenr. In this department we will offer 500 pieces Assorted China, consisting of Vases, Dishes, Bowls, Teapots, &c., at from 4B t0 82 each, -— Actual values, #3 to 86. 50 Japanese Paper Sereens—5 fect Ginches high—slightly damaged. $1.75 each, — Fine Bamboo Waste Paper Baskets. —Bie. each.—- A special lot of Einbroidered Panels, 81.20 each. — —Worth ¢3.— (Third floor, first annex.) Maws Bazoxarxos. PAJAMAS. ‘We have placed on sale today a new stock of ‘Men's Pajamas or East India Sleeping Suite and ‘Long Night Shirts. Made of the' best English and domestic wool, silk and cotton fabrice— Jarge, medium and small sizes—medium and —Six-rine Muffin Pans (heavy). ——Dust Pan and Brash.......-. —Square Nickeline Trays. —SSe. Striped Knife, Fork and Spoon —The Fair Carpet Sweepers. —Nest Boxes, 5 in set. —Nest Boxes, Sin set, poli —Wooden Chopping Bowls. Josr A Lrrrz Wax Aurap. se eeee ‘Three-quart Tin Sancepans GNe. Writing Tablets, all styles. #2 Writing Tablets, all styies.. #1 Music Rolls, ali’ colors, 81 Collarand Cuff Boxes, 1 Jewelry, all styles... e. Jewelry, all styles... ver-trimned bandiesiyeg MYL novelty handles... em TT 8: oe Silk Unibrellas, warranted..€3.48 Tt HHH EE Umbrelias, latest novelty sticks. . = 68H Bee ‘Circulars, Silver-Gray and Black. Connemaras, fancy stripes. FFF A 1 RRR Ragians, cloth finish... F AA i ROR ($5.08 Novelties in Seutcn Plaids. rs Fk FS 87.08 Latest from London, : @o-8 8 < ic. French Kids, 4 uttons, warranted. ie. Rigekin Mousquetaires, 7TH AND H STS. N.W. 6c. Undressed Kids, 4 buttons. FRANKLE & CO. 3226 Weclose at 6p.m. Saturdays 10 p.m, 6-4 Titian Covers, all styles. iu-siripe Madras Drapery Scarfs, ‘Madras Mantel Scarfs, 33% yards long. $1.19 Japanese Stik Scarfs -painted Jap. Silk Scarfs... Jap. Silk Piucushions, trimmed.. Driental Lace Tidies, 2 We're all of still armored in winter cloth- ing—but that won't hinder any of us from en- Joyinw a “feast of reasoning” for the future—to talk alittle about the lesser weights. Early as At is, we can show you some spring tailoring that beats the ‘ready-made past” all to pieces. We told you last season that we'd be a year's experience better off—remember it?—and we haven't been asleep these twelve months. Of course we haven't brought a single one of the new fancy suits to the front yet. The ‘quiet Blacks you want first—what we call “‘all- the-yeur-round” fabrics—as good in July asin January. Genuine Clay—that's English and don't getzinto ready made clothing once in a dog's age, except through us—German worsteds and French Cassimeres—dress cloths—not “evening dress”—but the ‘king be's" for every other oc- casion. There's nothing new about the Wweaves—they've been perfect for years—but our yreater skill huscut and made them up into Beck, Cutaway and Double-breasted Frock Buits that challenge the best tailoring talent in the country, There's nothing Mke them ready made—and none better made to order. NOT A BIT TOO PREVIOUS. When winter begins to quit you'll be sur- prised how thick the warm days will crowd in. We've rot the advance guard of our new sup- ply of LIGHT WEIGHT OVERCOATS “*hold- ing the fort” a'ready. Don't ask what is new— COME IN AND SEE. Plenty—we'll warrant you, Our rightly made sort—all of them MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY. owns... $4 Tea Gowns... #4 Double Shawis 8 Colored Jerseys, all styles. Jackets, all styles. Jackets, all styles. #5 Jackets, all styles... Le. a quire Writing Paper. packs Envelopes. packs Envelopes. . boxes Writinz Paper, Writing Tablet . ik. 2c. 10-yard Spools Heusineway's Twist Le. Biue Marking Cotton, fast color 1Sc. Bottles Bay Rua. Lisr For Curpzex. ‘30c. Quill Feather Fans... mn 81.25 Gloria Umbrellas, warranted one year 81.15 Misses’ Silver Gray Rubber Cirewlars.. ibe) 10 per ceut off inarked prices of ail Silk Plush Caps, Coats, Ulsters and Jackets, Merino and Woul Under- antag tener —That may be doggeral, but it sings of 3 ‘the relief ins thousand different “doses.” We've a fot hold of the best line of Pant Patterns dny- | $1.25: Dody ever saw, and giving them that artistic | 12igc. Pure ‘modelling that makes ‘em St. ‘There are three | SO Linen Ini ‘specials in a two days’ longer sale—and enough Others—cheap for the qualities—to suit every, puree—every taste—every Agure, That's US on Pante. Wanta pair? (WE WANT TO BE YOUR CLOTHEIRG) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH oN te pmo eee eee ease ncne eee ee ey YY oo J cs ioe | i gm > Ph foo 88 83 BE is Se oS 8S BE oot A A 7 Pe yw oo = MM nee non 00 MxM kee > WE GIVE SUBSTANTIAL REASONS w THE PRICES OF THE WHY YOU SHOULD Do 80. YOUR CHANCE NOW POR THE GREAT EST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON, ITEMS BELOW The store is rapidly filing mp with spring merchan- 00 these goods ond also on sammable whiter IS we have put such prices that cannot be dupli comparing thome teem wed below with tancaius that are beong a dvertind from another city fouls here tnentionel there are them Which are always sold at proportion- UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. All-chenilie Portier, 24.38 pele All-cheuilie Portions, fringed. te. Lace Curtains, _ new patterns 10c, Colored Wind Se. China Silke... STAMPED 1. and OS. Drawn-work Linen Searis Se. Drawn-work Linen Searts 2c. Drawn-work Linen Splasbers. Homstitched and Monte Mate Stainped Momie Tray Covers Silkoline Head Keats China Silk Head Rests. c. todSe. Torchon and Mediel Laces yerd and I8e. Torchon and Mediet Laces, Nee. Fad and Be. Torchon Laces........ le. yur Pull line of Black Fionncings from 7. to 3.50) yard. Nainsook, Swiss and Fine Cambric Sets at remark - ably low prices. HOUSEFURNISHING LINENS, 18-inch Bind Eye. ie. Crochet Bed. Spreads, % All-linew Napkins... [linen Crastien Se. plow ie. ae don ayard 2r. All-linen Huck and Damask Towels.....18e. eae All SOc, Table Damasks, bleached, un- bleached and Turkey Beds... een... YOM All Zde., 80e. and S5e. Table Dasuanks.......7le. yand DOMESTICS. Fruit of the Loom and Lonsiale Muslin. Androscosncin Mustin occ 10-4 Bleached “Lockwood” Sieting 123e. French Percales, best qual 1c. Outing Cloths WHITE Goops. 10c. quality Checked and Plaid White Goods Ge. yard RIBBONS. No. 1 Picot Edge Silk Gros rain Ribbons, 10 yards in a pine eae Ne peom All-silk Satin Back Colored Velvet Kibbons, All-nilk Gros Grain Sutin-edge Kibste MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND CORSE Sc. Underwear — Drawers, Cheuiises, Gowns, - omc Ise. mati Corset, sateen, striped, Biack, Ecra, Gold, Gray and White... = ATe pal Real Ivory Buttons. Sec. and Zhe. Fancy Me Fancy White Peart Buttons NECKWEAR, VELLINGS, DRAPERY NETS, &. Silk Cord Ruchings, 6 yands in box All-silkt Windsor Searts, plain and fauey Lie, Sewing Silk Veilin #1 Evening Drapery Nets, or silk and tinsel, Yard-wide Drapery Nets, all c SILVERPLATED WARE. Rogers’ Teaspoons Rogers’ Tabiespoons Rogers’ Dessert Spoons . Rogers’ Dessert Forks Rogers’ Dewert Knives, Rogers’ Soup Ladles . LEATHER GOODS. lors #1 Pocket Books fiite. Chatelaine Bayes Sue. Chatelaine Base DRY GOODS AND SILKS. e. New China Silks. New Chi " All-wool Striped and Plaid Dress Goods. HOSIERY AND US “Se. Ladies’ Reguiar-made Fast Black Howe. 0Ne. pair #1 Ladies’ Silk Hose, Tan, Red, Bronze, Lav ender, Pink, Blue and Black tke. pair Se. Children's Fast B - Tse. pair Sie. Ladies’ French Liske Howe, Black, Tams, Grays and Boot Patterus. - 420. pair $1 Ladies’ Fine Merino Underwear, White and STE hoes. Site 12iyc. White and Colored Bordered Handker- chiefs... = awnee Te Prayer Books, Bibles aud Hyuuals, 10 per cent NOTIONS. ‘Special Notion sale now in progrems. See prices tm our window. CLOAK. ‘Extreordinary reductions on Winter Wraye. BAUM'S