Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1891, Page 4

‘THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Ctrestation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as am Advertising Medium te worth more than all the ether papers published in Washington. ——— rr sw-Correrpondnts are tnformed that anonys mous communications sent to Tae Stam are not reat If matter is not worth the signature of the writer it ts not worth writing, much lees printing. SS ‘The many excellent reasons why ® policy of reciprocity between Canada and the United States should be inaugurated are presented with great clearness and ability by Mr. Erastus Wiman in the North Anwrican Review. This policy would be greatly promoted if not eventually secure! by the adoption of the reso- Jution recommended by the House committee on foreign affairs. The rosolution declares that whenever it shall be duly certified to the President of the United States that the govern- ment of the Dominion of Canada has declared ® desire to enter into such commercial ar- rangements with the United States as will re- sult in the complete removal of all duties upon trade between Canada and the United States, he shall appoint three commissioners to meet those who may be designated to represent the government of Canada, to consider the best method of extending the trade relations be- tween Canada and the United States, and to ascertain on what terme greater freedom of intercourse between the two countries can dest be secured, and that said comminsioners shall report to the President, who shall lay the repart before Congress. As Mr. Wiman points out a condition of commercial bellig- erency exists along the entire northern border of the United States —a border line four thou- sand miles in length—against which the vhet commerce of the United States brenks like a hage wave and rolls back upon itself. He con- tends that Canada offers possibilities of com- merce to this country much in excess of those of the distant southern countries to whom Mr. Blaine has beckoned and Congress called, and well says that the barriers between Canada and the United States are those of lakes and rivers only, which instead of being barriers to sepa- rate should be bonds to. unite the two peoples. The physical conditions are all favorable to an extension of commerce in this direction as far as human life can exist. The fiscal policy alone produces hostility. The tory party, the pres- ent stumbling block, may be removed in the general parliamentary clections soon to occur. ‘The main value of passing the resolution re~ ferred to would be the argument thereby fur- nished to the liberals of the willingness of the United States to enter into the proposed ar- rangement and the encouragementand impetus thereby given to the liberal reciprocity eam- paign. Why confine efforts to secure reci- procity to one portion of the hemisphere? Boundless America in all directions is ours if we take right measures of economic policy to acquire it. oe see sai eee The American respons: to the British appli- cation for a decision of th » Supreme Court con- cerning the jurisdiction of the United States in Bering Sea, made in the Supreme Couct today, turns upon three points. Our government op- poses the filing of the petition for a writ of pro- hibition, first, on the ground that the Alaskan court is not “a district court of the United States” and the Supreme Court has no power in ‘any case to issue a writ of prohibition to it; second, on the ground that the juris- diction of the Alaskan court cannot be questioned upon the showing of the record of the proceedings in that court; and, third, that the jurisdiction of the Alaskan court upon the extent of the dominion of the United States in the Bering Sea, which is a political question to be decided by the political depart- ment of the government and which bas already been decided both by the executive and Con- gress. The first two points are technical and ‘would apply only to the record of this particu- lar case coming from this particular court. The third is the broad ground upon which it bas been popularly supposed that the govern- ment would base its contention. It applies to the question of jurisdiction in Bering Sea no matter in what court it arises, or what showing the record makes or fails to make. It not only furnishes an argument against even permitting the filing of a petition for a writ of probibition im such a case, but it supplies the rule upon which the court is bound to decide the question of national jurisdiction, if it permits the mat- ter to come squarely before it. The argument of the attorney general is interesting and able. ‘Common sense indicates that no nation would ever permit two branches of its government to be placed at the appeal of a foreign govern- ment at loggerheads over a question of national Jurisdiction. Common sense also suggests that the branches of government which deal with foreign governments and political questions should settle such controversies. On this point the legal decisions seem to be in line with com- mon sense, +e ‘New York is an object lesson of reform in the matter of overhead wires. These wires and their supporting poles in the recent storm fell about the streets like trees in the path of a cy- clone. The mayor of Baltimore in his message asks the city council for authority to clear the streets of the unsightly and obstructive tele- graph and electric light poles and wires. The recurrence of blizzards is only a question of a few years. There was « terrible blizzard less than three years since. Such severe storms may be expected at intervals. It may be true ‘that the laying of the subterranean wires will be expensive. Such improvements usually cost something. But the companies can afford the expense, while the public cannot afford the in- convenience and danger resulting from the street blockade. The movement to force the laying of electric light and telegraph wires un- derground is one that must goon. It will tri- ‘amph in the end, becanse it'is right and neces- sary. Herein the national capital these for- ests of poles and wires area menace anda nuisance, more and more so the longer they are allowed to remain. The electrical commis- sion now considering the subject of the best mode of putting the capital's wires under- ground can find in the present condition of New York and some other northern cities a striking commentary upon the evils and dan- gers of the antiquated practice of stringing the electric wires overhead. SS ——— ‘The well-planned decisive stroke at the clo- tare and elections measures yesterday was the work of Senators Wolcott, Gorman and Faulk- mer. It took the leaders on the other side by surprise, both Mesars. Aldrich and Hoar hav- ing been at the moment out ef the chamber. ‘The motion was so timed that it found all the democrats and coalitionists on hand or paired and at least one Senator of the other side, who could have come in a foreseen emergency, ab- sent. That vote cost the loss of the cloture end the bill it was invented toenact. Fate or adverse skill dealt harshly with the of these measures. The country, including a large part of the republican party, is recon- ciled to the result. eo It looks a little as if Senator Ingalls were going politically to meet the cloture and elee- téons bill, in that bourne whence no traveler speedily returns. — African colonization schemes grow aud glit- ter, just the same as did that famous old forty- ‘ecres-end-e-mule chromo of the years gone by. re Governor Hill has gone into temporary re- tirement to commune with the Senator-elect trum New York on the future prospects. —— Now let the elections bili advocates kill un- Limited free coinage of silver, and the business community will be doubly happy. +2 ‘The Kansas farmers have shown the best taste possible in selecting an editor to represent them as Semator. . “Dave News: By E. P. Menrz TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1891. You may buy = hundred different ‘brands of Cod Liver Oil and then never wet the best—until you buy Dowriase’. All depends upon the quantity and purity of the oil, and Dougiass’ contains 50 yer cent of the purest Norwoxian. In the preparation of Donsiass’ Emulsion of Cod Liver (il and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda there bas been attained ‘the ereatest possible degree of efficacy, ‘and for the cure of Consuaption, Asthina, and other Lung and Bronchial ailments itstamls unequaled. In buying Doug- Jase’ you buy the best. ‘Ask for @ catalogue of stock. It i! put money in your pocket on every purchase of Drugs. Free. ANY GENTLEMAN WHO WANTS A NOBBY, DRESSY OVERCOAT THAT IS SUITABLE TO WEAR ON ALL OcCA- SIONS CAN PIND NO BETTER GAR- MENTS IN THIS CITY THAN OUR LINE OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BREASTED, MEDIUM-WEIGHT KERSEYS, MEL- TONS AND BEAVERS. ALL SIZES AND SHAVES, IN A LARGE VARIETY OF COLORS AND AT EXTREMELY MOD- ERATE PRICES. HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE FAULTLESS, FORM-FITTING, FULL-DRESS SUITS THAT ARE SO POPULAR WITH THE DRESSY YOUNG MEN? THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY CORRECT IN EVERY MINUTE DETAIL. BROADCLOTH AND ENGLISH WORSTED. ALL GRADES THAT ARE RELIABLE, AND YOUR SIZE IN EACH GRADE, AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.%. COR. SEVENTH AND D STS. N.W. 2-20 Tur Coxsrxatiox, 12TH AND F STS. TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 180. 40-inch All-woo! Skirting, plaid and striped borders, 45c. The original price was 6c. 100 Dozen Assorted Towels just arrived. The best value yet offered. Divided into four different lots. They are half blesched—bleach damask and huck fringed. Lot 1, 10c. Lot 2, Lot 3, 20¢. Lot 4, 2c. 20 Pairs Of Full 11-4 Cadet Blue Wool Blankets, with Old Gold border, most excetlent value, that we sold at $4.48. ‘We close them at $3.00. THE COMBINATION, 12TH AND F ST. 1t A. KAUFMAN AND ¥. SICKLE. TTT TTT TTT TTT TTT ‘TUESDAY, JANUARY 27. 1801. Customers began coming for the 87.50 and $10 Reduced Long Cloaks the first thing this morning. ‘We have received another lot of the Ladies’ Black Cheviot Coats, with ‘wide-roll collar of astrakhan fur, at S10and $15 each. Both are $5 under their regular price. We have placed on sale 50 dozen Ladies’ Guaranteed “Fast Black” Hose, which we shall sell at the low Price of 22c. per pair. Also 50 dozen Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Balbriggan Vests, low neck and short sleeves and V neck and no sleeves, ‘which we offer at 2ie. each. ‘The Ten-cent Aprons are moving as they never have before. Two styles. WM. H. McKNEW, (Suceessor to R. H. Taylor), {53 Pennsylvania ave.n. w. n PADDbDDDAELLAGAAADLARLGDSOLAAE Needs the brightest and best of music. The 2,000,000 readers of this ad. are all invited to provide themselves: with music or music books from our complete and Varied stock. BE Send freely sor lists and information. SOME OF OUR NEWEST BOOKS. SONGS OF IRELAND. 81.00. Choice, revised collection of very favorite sonxs. 66 songs. 144 pages. POTTER'S RESPONSES AND SENTENCES. 75 cents; 96.75 dozen. Atimely and good collection, which will be welcomed by many choirs. More than 50 short pieces, with a number of Glorias, Chants, &. PRAYER AND PRAISE. Cantata. Ballard. A good andeasy cantata, fors Choir or Chorus. 50 cents; (84.50 per dozen. MASONIC ODE. Fithian. A new, most convenient book of easy and good music, perfectly fitted for the ‘Masonic ritual. Much needed. 60 cents; $62 dozen. COMIC AND MINSTREL SONGS. 91.00. 46 merry sonse, well calculated to make time pase cheer- BANNER FOLIO. Violin and Piano. Winner. Large number of popular melodies, skillfully arranged for Violin, with Piano accompaniment. $1.00. MANDOLIN AND PIANO DUETS. Winner. About ‘7S popular airs for Mandolin and Piano. $1.00. Any Book mailed, post-paid, for retail price. OLIVER DITSON COMPANY, BOSTON. ©. H. DITSON & CO., ‘867 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. 3. E. DITSON & CO., 12% CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA aut. TOPHAMTS. 463m = 1951 PEXNA. AVE. 5. W. nese POSNERS EXCURSI Bend %& tof BAL TINIRE TOMORROW--WEDNESDAY! SPECIAL NOTICES! \ S@RAIN OR SHINE, OUR “SPECIAL"GS te" TRAIN” WILL LEAVE THE NEW JERSEY-GO SP-AVENUE DEPOT OF THE BALTIMORE-GS Sa-AND OHIO RAILROAD AT 9 A.M. SHARP-GB fr-ToMORROW.-Ge aa-DON'T BE LATE!-G8 a#@BUY YOUR TICKETG TONIGHT AT-GB S2-SCHELLER & STEVENS’ DRUG STORE,-G8 Sa-CORNER 9TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ME NUE N.W.-G8 §a-DON'T WAIT UNTJL TOMORROW!-G8 §@-NO TICKETS SOLD AT THE DEPOT.-@8 ‘Sa SEATS IN THE CARS FOR EVERY ONE.“@8 GW-PURCHASES TO THE AMOUNT OF-@8 Sa05 FREIGHTED FREE TO WASHINGTON.-@® a@-A REPRESENTATIVE OF THIS HOUSE-G8 tw-WILL BE AT SCHELLER & STEVENS“@8 ‘@rTHIS EVENING TO ANSWER ALL IN--G8 Sa-QUIRIES FROM EXCURSIONISTS.-“G8. S27" ROUND TRIP... BAGS... Ham Bavsnes. ‘This important requisite of the tollet should be selected with care and a proper rezand for the character of your hair. If your hair is fine and thin you should havea brush with « long elastic bristle that will go through the hair to the scalp without irritating the latter. If your hair is thick and wiry then « short, stiff-bristled brush should be used. Atall events remember the importance of preserving your hair and don’t brush it with acheap brush made of imitation bristles. Wecan offer you BRUSHES of EN- GLISH, FRENCH and AMERICAN makes that are made of selected bristies and are of the best ‘workmanship in every way. We will guaraatee one of these brushes to last until you are tired ‘seeing it around. W. 8. THOMPSON, ‘$a27-2t 70S Lith st. DUC DE MONTE: CHAMPAGNE), {ite Stiperh Winecon- tain only twelve per cent it is attracti the attention of physi- aS W. BURCHELL, ‘Agency. Gaeat Repvoriox IN PRICES OF SHOES AT ED iON S TORS. To reduce our large stock of Men's, ‘Ladies’ and Children's Shoes, Slippers and Ties ‘we will for the next 10 days sell our entire stock ‘of surplus sizes and broken lots at and BELOW COST. ‘Special bargains in marrow widths end small elses, ‘ ‘FOR 10 DAYS OXLY, FROM JANUARY 96. | EDMONSTON Two Gunz Basoaix Dar SLIPPERS! FOR EVENING OR HOUSE WEAR. ‘To make room in our Slipper Depert- ‘ment we siali offer TOMORROW and THURSDAY ONLY THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS: Ladies’ Bronze Evening Slippers, One-strap Sandals with Gray Suede quarters, Patent Leather Adonis and Oxford Ties with Gray or Tan tops. Regular prices, $1.75, $2 and 82.50. ‘im Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks and Jackets. ‘Some rare inducements, Ursotereny Deranruesr. ‘With a view to avoid delays in filling onters after tlie season is far advanced, we have put on. Ladies’ Comfortable House 2 Slippers—veivet_corduroy— ance enteais ineettitions ot Liane, Con some plain, tonnesand Diity for furniture slip covers ‘some embroidered. Regu- larly $1, $1.25 and 81.50. ‘Men's, Women’s and Chil- dren's Serviceabie Leather and Felt House Slippers. Regularly 50 and 65c. earlier than has been our custom, and will name ‘specially low prices on all estimates for slip covers to order, during January and Februsry. ‘Men's, Ladies’ and Boys’ Silk Embroidered Velvet House Slippers. prices, 5c. and $1. Notwithstanding the advance in cost (due to increased tariff) of Linens, we shall offer the same excellent quality of Belgian Linen, ban- dled exclusively by us during the past three ‘seasons, at same prices, viz: —38 inches wide, 25. a yard. — —06 inches wide, 50c. = yard. — These are superior to any Linens made, ‘nd, being finished on both sides, will not wear ont the under covering of the furniture. ‘We would suggest that you place your orders now while the stock is new and the assortment unbroken. Perfect iit guaranteed in every in- ‘stance, ‘These extraordinary low prices will prevail for Wednesday and Thursday only. Wetrust you will be on timeto avail yourself of this exceptional offer- WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOR HOUSES, (Fourth floor, 11th street building.) 816SEVENTH ST. Misses’ Axp Cunprexss Depart. MENT. ‘$2.50 OFFERING OF CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, MISSES’ JACKETS, NEWMARKETS, &e. 2 Children's Medinm-weight Dark Striped Cheviot Cloaks. Size 4 years. 2 Children's Medium-weight Fancy Checked 1922 PENN. AVE. 231 PENN. AVE. 8.2. t A Suarez Souvriox aT Cheviot Cloaks. Size 6 years. BPR ERR RRR ERE YY 7 68s + _ 2 Misses’ Green Beaver Cloth Reefer Jackets, fee Re En R RE 4 vo ” bound with stik braid. ‘Sizes 12 and 14 years. E a 1 ” Bea’ ‘Close-fitti: Foie EEE RY sat: Mina! Gowen Bearer Cloth Clowrfting Jacket. Size 14 years. 1 Misses’ Lightning Striped Camel's Hair Cloth Newmarket, with pearl buttons. Size 14 years, 3 Misses Medium-weight All-wool Brown ‘and Gray Cloth Newmarkets. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. ‘4 Misses’ All-wool Ladies’ Cloth Newmarkete, with wide plait down the front. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 2 Misses’ Blue Ladies’ Cloth Cloaks.one Navy and one Electric Blue. Size 12 years. 1 Misses’ Electric Biue and Gray Striped All- ‘Wool Cloth Ulster, with Cape. Size 12 years. —ALL MARKED DOWN TO 62.50.— ‘We don’t wonder that ladies are perplexed over the selection of suitable CORSETS. They mean breath, comfort and economy—to say nothing of the assistance in preserving the perfect drapery of your costume. Thereis hardly a day dawns that it does not bring with it some new claimant for your favor in this directio ‘They are like medicine—beneficial only to an fi dividual need. The corset that will suit you exactly may not meet the requirements of your nelihbor— Catch our idea? It certainly is « personal matter and ‘should be considered in that light. You can buy more poor corsets than you can good ones. One of the best indications of merit is im- itation—for failures are never copied. But your faith should be pinned on genuineneas. If cost is the con- sideration it will be cheaper in the end. We will vouch for it that the cheapest CORBET we carry is a good one 80 far as quality foes. May not be your style, but we will help you to settle that point. Let's look the field over and see what merit confidence.—The **R. and G."—they are all right, 827A good quality—75e. S@7Extra long and short—1. 2-No, 611, White and Black Satteen— extra leneth, White—1.50. White Satteen, silk stitched (extra Jong)—82.50. ‘Thomson’s—the ‘‘#love-ftting” brand—hever have to hear an adverse criticisin. 'R.H.,”" medium and extra long, are $1. .” medium and extra long, are 61.40. ‘Abdominal,” extra long, are 81.50. ‘K..” White and Gray (extra long), are 5. 'B.." White (extra long), are82. ‘B.,” "Black (medium and extra long), are Coksets are 7c. Dr. Warner's win on merit—and have the reputation of years’ of trial. SH~**Health” Corsets at $1.25. §2-*'Coraline,” (No. 33), improved, extra long waist, are 81 §2-"'Gipsy"—Black—are 81. S#-**Sunrise"—Ecru—are 7c. ‘The two French rivals—hard to tell which has the most friends—the “‘C.P." or the “P.D." Either—it they are your kind—will fill the want to perfection. 85 OFFERING OF MISSES' NEWMARKETS AND CHILDREN’S REEFER JACKETS. 2 Misses’ All-wool Gray Checked Cloth New- markets, satin faced. Sizes 14 and 16 years. 4 Misses’ All-wool Ladies’ Cloth Newmarkets, ‘with black cord ornaments. 2 Reseda Green and. 2 Navy Blue, Sizes 14 and 16 years, 2 Misses’ All-wool Broadcloth Ulsters, with Black embroidered half shoulder cape, 1 Navy Blueand 1 Mahogany. Size 12 years. 1lot of Children's Navy Blue Heavy Broad- cloth Reefer Jackets, with brass buttons. Sizes 4,6 and 8 years. : lot of Children’s Green Heavy Broadcloth ‘Reefer Jackets, with brass buttons. Sizes 4,6, Sand 10 years. = 1 lot of Childten's Navy Blue Cheviot Reefer Jackets, with bone buttons. Sizes 4,Gand 8 years. 1 lot of Children's Tan Cheviot Reefer Jack- ets, with roll collar. Size 10 years. 1 lot of Children’s Dark Checked Cheviot Beefer Jackets. Sizes 0,8, 12 and 16 years. —ALL MARKED DOWN TO 85.— (3d floor, 10th st. bldg.) wc. ‘Mascot— White satteen, are $1.75. we Almee (short) are #1. Two Noverries Is Frovxcrxes. ow i No. 824, White coutil, are-@2, feeeeae ovr ss with in atthe Hew Sa-C.P.” Venus No. 1, White, are $3.25. ‘stitched Lawns at @8c. has induced us to offer £97-"'0.P." Venus No. 2, Black, are $3.50. two other lines of flouncings of somewhat siini- == D.” (extra length), White coutil, are lar character. t@-"'P.D.," White coutil, satteen bound, are 2. ‘No.1 9a 42-inch Hemstitched Flouncing. with sar-“"P.D.," White satteen (short), are $2.30. white hem,above which are clusters of flowers = Black and White (extra loug), are] combined with a double pin stripe. ‘The combinations are: Amethyst Cluster and Yellow Stripes. Light Blue Cluster and Pink Stripes. Pink Cluster and Iaght Olive Stripes. Brown Cluster and Heliotrope Stripes. —— SiMe. per yard.—— No. 2 is a 48-inch Lawn Flouncing, with band effect, composed of three clusters of narrow §8-French Woven Corsets are $1—and they come extra long and extra short waisted. THE BABY WAISTS. S97-The Ferris—ie., 70c., Sic. and #1. ka The Double **Ve" Waist—50c. and Gie. ‘Most every store keeps all these brands. Better off if they were the only ones. There is nothing exclusive about them. Our only claim to your consideration is the intelligent and painstaking attention with which we will serve you. Nothing like a talk with some one tri who knows whereof they speak. It robs you of the se- ag ee Tious inconvenience of winning wisdom by experience. = ‘When you have an idle moment give it to.usto discuss | ‘Cardinal, Navy, Light Bine, Pink and Black. ——50e, per yard.-— ‘These are shown at the Hamburg department, st floor,2d annex.) A Mazs.Dows Ix Groves, ‘TWO BROKEN LINES. Ladies’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves in assorted shades of Tan, with feather-stitch embroid- ery. Corsets—and the kind you should wear. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1840. 1t Dearvess: —Original price, $1.7.— ——Marked down to $1.25.— ‘Ladies’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves in Dark “Green, with feather-stitch embroidery. —Original price, $1.25.— —Marked down to 7e,— (First floor, 11th st. building.) DEAFNESS! DEAFNESS! One of the most deplorable features of catarrh is the readiness with which {t spreads through the Eustachian tubes tothe important structure of the middle ear, and, by its dtsorganizing effects, impairing or destroy- {ng hearing. This unfortunate result takes place so frequently that in nearly every case of deafness which Prevents itself for treatment the difficulty can be clearly traced to the effects of catarrh, and even in the few cases which originate from other causes the pres- ence of catarrh serionsiy axgravates the aural disease PARIS AND VIENNA PURSES. ‘We shall offer tomorrow morning 1,500 choice Purses—all kid lined—nickel frames and fasten- ings—various shapes, sizes and colors, at In some cases the approach of deafness in so insidious that it is almost impossible to fix the time when the diffi- —Bie. each. — culty first commenced. In others the deafness at first comet only by spells, more especially durins an attack 500 Vienns Purses in Rusdan and Morocco Of airesh cold or after sneezing or blowing the nose. | Lesther—kid lined—double clasp, At such tines the hearins will be found suddenly ob- —A2. each, — structed and will as suddenly return, with something of a snapping sound and sometimes witha loud, start- Ying report, the whole process giving an idea of a valve inthe head which closed and opened the avenue to . By degrees, however, these spells occur oftener and last longer until permanent deafness is the result. Inall cases of catarrhal deafness it is an un- fortunate feature that the difficulty xrows slowly but ‘steadily worse until the hearing is seriously impaired or entirely lost. Noises in the head of every conceiva- ble description are also apt to make their appearance during the progress of the disease, adding materially to the existing distress. = A. P. LIGHTHILL, M.D., ‘SPECIALIST FOR CATAREH, DEAFNESS AND DISEASES OF ‘THE THROAT AND LUNGS, CAN BE DAILY CONSULTED AT HIS 500 Vienna Purses—embonsed Russian and ‘Morocco Leather—kid lned—double clasp— —S0e. each, — 100 Vienna Purses—Morocco and Embossed Jeather—colors: Black, Gray, Brown and Bed— ‘Kid lined—nickel frames—double clasp. # —TSe. each.—— (Firat floor, 11th st. building. A Srecun Ix Hater Hosz. About 20 dozen Men’s Extra Heavy Derby Bivded 36 Hose in Natural Gray, Seal Brown and Oxtord colors. AU size 10, hence we have ‘marked them, to close, st | Ble, « pate, — { firet floor, center table, first annex.) Warre Goovs Depanruest. _ . Wobave just received benutiful assortment of Lace Striped and Plaid Muslin, which we will offer at 7 Turostaxt Dar Goons None. Surraeereans — 12g. » yard.— Black Orrandy in Small and Medium Broken: Plaide—aheer and elegant quality. = 18Me. a yard. —— i | with open work borders and ‘stripes in hematitched effects, 40 inches wide. ‘bar Lunch Room, txt Boor, 20eh ot. atiding, ee g bs you to @ guess. - KING'S PALACE, 812-414 7TH STREET. STOCK TAKING WILL BEGIN OX THE 1ST OF FEBRUARY, AND WE DESIRE TO REDUCE. OUR ENTIRE STOCK TO AS LOW A MARGIN AS POSSIBLE. EVERY DEPARTMENT IX OUR MAMMOTH = ESTABLISHMENT CONTAINS RARE BARGAINS. THE JUDICIONS BUYER CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS THE CHOICE PLUMS WHICH ARE BEING OFFERED aT OUR INV EN- TORY SALE. Inour HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Weare offering our rerular 23 and Sie. Fast Black ‘Hose for Ladies and Misses at colors guaranteed, at our * MILLIN; A we fier Feit Hats vat shapesnd toines Price, Tie. and @1. 1 te. French Felt Mats ait Hewncte colors. Price, #1 und 6 sale dais Ven a ci anlar Regular price, We. In our CLOAK DEPARTMENT. stock ler the choi our entire ies’, calc tt a PEE In OF THEIR UCLAR VALUE. DRY Goovs we offer had Leg} CENT DISCOUNT NRETS 4ND COMFORTS. VK few of the many stock-taking i can be found at our iasmmoth estab- Department KK Bs = SoH ELE g0q 7 gs Sk HT SES God oS Rc HORRY GSP Ass pe & £ o& oo ee PPP AA AA © EE P AAA AAA OC EF - aa A” A ‘CoG ERR 8ST. Corner Sth Street. THEY SUGGEST SPRING YOU WILL SAY, AND YOU WILL SAY RIGHT. ‘They 46. We are aware that it isa long cry ‘Until white-dress day, but then isn’t it better to make your selection now when you have the ream of our importation to choose from? As ‘we told you at our opening the factories of St. Gaul were culled with the greatest care for our assortment of EMBROIDERIES. All of the ‘experience and taste of one the best known Eu- Topean buyers was brought into requisition for the early purchas: of our entire assortment of EMBROIDERIES, hence the splendid variety, the tasteful patterns and the remarkably low prices. When you look at these goods be care- ful to notice the evenness, the sheermess and the exceeding fineness.of the cloth and you will then see where other goods of the same class stand on comparison. One of the principle Teasons that will interest you in making am ‘early purchase is that you can have them made Up now without any troubie, whereas if you wait fora month or so you know well that the dressmakers will beso rushed that you canno® get your dresses made wen you want them, or you will have to wait your turn for others, Which, a8 you know, is very annoying. The Dest plan is to stick to the old adaze: “The early bird catches the worm.” Some hints of our EMBROIDERY showing will be found be- low: 45-INCH FLOUNCING, fine sheer cloth, hemstitched, three rows of open work inser: ing. ‘ec. yard. 45-inch Flouncing, new style of French em- ‘roidery. with fine pointed edge of revering; very fine quality. $1.10 yard. 45-inch Flouncing, hemstitched open-work embroidery, in Wall of Troy pattern. $1.98 yard. 5-inch Flouncing, fancy hemstitched open- ‘work pointed embroidery. 82.25 yard. 45-nch Flouncing, hemstitched with two rows of block hemstitching, with rich pattern of enh eoeaieg meio: SAAR nee 45-inch iz, hemstitched in a double Pattern, upper part of fine revering, hem- Stitched in a coral pattern, Thisisone of the most besutiful and effective patterns ever shown. $2.08 yard. 45-inch Flouncing, hemstitched open-work ‘embroidery in a beautiful coral pattern, form- ing deep points. $2.65 yard. 45-inch Flouncing, double hemstitched, em- broidered in fine French embroidery in chains of delicate roses, forming deep points. $2.65 yard. 45-inch Flouncine, hemstitcbed, very heavy open-work embroidery. ®2.23 yard. 45-inch Flounciuz, fancy hemstitched, em- broidered in Irish point, with stripes of open- work embroidery to the waist. @3.50 yard. inch Flouncing, fancy hemstitched, em- broidered in open-work points, very rich and sty.ish. @3.50 yard. Drawn-work Flouncing, in a very reat va- riety of patterns, all new, ranging in price ‘81.48 to 81.88 yard. 27-INCH FLOUNCING for Children’s wear for 45, 65, 75, 88, O8e.. $1, $1.10, 81.25, 81.37, #1.39, $1.50, $1.68, 8L.8, : yard. ‘These are in all styles of embroidery, all new designs, in open work, blind work, drawn work, French embroidery, Irish point. Many of them are marvels of fineness and delicate patterns. . EDGES.—Narrow Nainsook Edges from 8 to ‘0c. yard. - Medium Nainsook Edges from 20-. ‘Hamburg Edges, narrow, from 6 to ‘Medium Hamburg Edtwes frou 1c. to #1 yar. Insertings of Nainsvok to match Edges from 10 to 7c. yard. Hambune inserting from 10 to 50c. yard. All-over Embroidery in a very large variety, many of them of fine and delicate patterns, suitable for Children’s wear, in price from 0c. to #4 yard. Also a full line Finbroidery in sets to match. Large line of fine Edges for Infants’ wear from $s to2 imehes wide. WINTER Of FRWEAR WINTER USDERW: Bg oe at Stores. at ‘Stores. JOSEPH AUERBACH, O23 Pa. ave. [26-08) Now York ave., cor. 25th. Sovverms Or Tur “Ovexrxe.- To the left of this column are the rerular prices, the Prices marked on the goods. To the right are the sou- venir prices of the 1801 midwinter * - PAE A gs SOW AL Pid ¥ s&h z 10 per cent off marked prices of all Black Silks and Pricst'ey"s Bick Goods, Trimmings, Buttons, Ameri- van Hosiery Company's Underwear, Jackets and Ul- mers, Bric-a-urac, Japsmese Goods, Real Gold and Shell Jewelry, Buckles. ‘80c. Enclish Chevron Spring Suitings.. ‘Sde. Henrjettas, new spring shades... 48c. Ginchams, embroidered polka dots... Surah Silks, the new shades.......... 5 Biack Lece Drapery Nets, 48-inch. 81.9% Black Drapery Nets, new styles... ‘$3 Black Drapery Nets, new styles $1.10 Chantilly Flouncing, 15 inches wide... $1.75 Fi Fueukei? je. Veils, 15s Be. Veils, ali colors... - Caimbric Corset Covers, all styles... Mustin Drawers, all sizes... Mustin Drawers, all styles. . Corset Covers, all styles... - Chemise, Drawers and Skirts. . Skirts and Corset Covers. ... Li Li penee SeFieguge Undergarments. all styles. . Palais Royal” Corsets. eepeenesty - Bureau Scarfs, stamped, ae... - Bureau Scarfs, all styles.. . Hose, all styles... ie. Hose, all styles. - Lise Hose, spring styles. - Lisle Hose, boot patterns, &e.. S5e. Mlk Plated Hose........... 81.59 Spun Silk Hose, ribbed. Pure Silk Hose... ‘$2.08 Pure Silk Hose, extra heav; ie. Swiss Ribbed Vests, all colors. Be. Ribbed Vests, all styles. 5c. Ribbed Bal. Vests and Pant: ereukyeni SaRRE RF use Ribbed Silk Vests, heavier weight... $1.06 Tibbed English Sik Vests........ ~ 2ige. Linen Handkerchiefs, new spring styles. 19. Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstiteved......2 25e. Hindkerehiets, spring styie, colored borders. 0 ‘She. Fiae Linen Handkerchiefs, initials... 50e. Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, all styles teste Chiffon Jabots, embroidered... 6S Novelty Lace Boas. . ? 18e. Wilow's Cap Ruffing ‘Se. Fancy Ruflings, all styles. ‘Bfor Ze. Linen Collars... Ze. Windsor Ties and Bows. ‘Se. Silk Fans, hand painted. 81 Fang, all styles... 2 Ostrich Fans, all styles. $3 Black Ostrich Fans... $5.50 Black Ostrich Fans... $5 Ostrich Fans, pearl stick: $11 Ostrich Fans $9 and 61 #20 Fans $18 and $17 Fans.. 8! 28: Beseen Pati 98 Alligator Toilet Cases, fitted... Sc. Writing Tablets, all styles. @2 Writinz Tablets, all styles. 81 Music Rolls, all colors, $1 Collar and Cuff Boxes. $1 Jeweiry, all styles... SOc. Jewelry, all styles... Jewelry, all styles... Sterling Silver Thitubies .. kd ige BER ae 8 de 10 e) 8 1% an “7 2 on 22.08 4.08 87.25 Ge sie Bee toe 2 ry $1.50 “*P. K.” Undressed Kid Gloves... S 81.85 “*P. R.” Suede Mousquetaires. Yee. 4-4 Oriental Table Covers. 81.68 6-4 Oriental Covers, all styles. 83.25 6-4 Titian Covers, all styles... 23e. Satin-stripe Madras Drapery Scarfs. $1.75 Madras Mantel Scarfs, 33¢ yards long. 81.19 Japanese Stik Scarfs. ‘8Se. Hand-painted Jap. "Milk Scarfs. 0c. Jap. Silk Fincushions, triuuned. 15e. Oriental Lace Tidies. ... Bfor Be. ’ Gc. Jap. Silk Head Rests, embroidered. $12 Jackets, all styles, jackets, all styles. 15e. a quire Writing 10e. Children's Books, all styles 35e, Books 2. and 2c. Books. WE GIVE SUBSTANTIAL REASONS fx THE PRICES OF THE ITEMS BELOW WHY YOU SHOULD Do 80, YOUR CHANCE NOW FOR THE GREAT. EST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON ‘The store ts rapidly filling up with spring merchame dime. On theae goods and alto on sasonable winter | stuffs we have put such prices that cannot be @uplt- | cated. as wall be easy een by comperine those men | oped below with baneins that are beim advertiqed | from another city | Besides the goots here mentioned there are thous mands of ftems which are always sold at proportions ately low prices UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. ‘and $7.30 All-chenille Portieres...... 50 and 8%.30 All-chentlle Purtieres, . Lace Curtains, SLPEREE ae. Drawn-work Linen Splashers Hemstiteted and Mo:nie Mate Stanped Mowie Tray Covers, Silkoline Head Rests " Chima Suk Head Kests FMBROIDERIES AND LACES. ‘Se. and Be. Cambric and Swise Embroider: ' 22. yotttey We. te 4c. Torchon and Medici Laces - and Ie. Torchon and Medict Laces and Be. Torchon Laces, ‘Te eye iii Full line of Black Flouncings from Te. to 63.508 yan. Nainsook, Swim aud Fine Cambric Sete at retark- ably low prices. HOUSEFURNISHING LINENS. ° * All SOc. Table Damasks, bleached, un. Bleached and Turkey Reds... au SOc. and Ke. Table Daumasks. DOMESTICS. Fruit of the Loom and Lonalale Muslin. 10-4 Bleached "*Lockwood” Sheeting... Ize. French Pereales, best qualit ve. Outing Clothe... WHITE Goops. 10c. quality Checked and Piaid White Goods. .6e. RIBBONS. No. 1 Picot Ease Silk Grosgrain Ribbons, 10 Yards in a piece Se. ecw | All-silk Satin Back No. % fF i ofiinp on Niet | Lc. High and Low-neck Corset Govers. | Children’s 200. Short Dreween......00sec0ese Gke, Extra Long Waist Coutil Corset, sattecn NECKWEAR, VEILINGS, DRAPERY NETS, &e. ‘Silk Cord Ruchings, 6 yards in box Allatlk Windsor Searts, plain and fancy SILVERPLATED WARE. Rogers’ Teaspoons Rogers’ Tablespouns.. Rogers’ Dessert Spoons Rogers’ Desert Forks Bovers’ Dessert Knives Rogers’ Soup Ladies .. LEATHER Goops, ie. Pocket Books - Rocket Book: - Pocket Books Pocket Books ‘Mike. Chatelaine Baas 500. Chatelaine Bags -—- DRY GOODS AND SILKS. 30r, New China Siiks ‘and Sicilians, worth 123gc. « yard, 10 yards for Sue. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. 25e. Ladies’ Kevular-made Fast Black Howe.18e. pele #1 Ladies’ Silk Hose, Tan, Red, Bronze, Lav- ender, Pink, Blue and Biack............ ‘Be. Children's Fast Biack Kibbed Hose... 5c. Ladies’ French Lisle Hose, Black, Tans, @1 Ladies’ ‘Natural... Fine Merino Underwear, White S5e. to 50e. Children's Merino Vests and Pants. Se. Fancy Trimmed Nicht Shirn a. Black Diamond Shirt, hand-made button eT holes. Stee ge. White and Colored Bordered Haudiver- : f i Hand-drawu and Handkerchiefs. 0 ‘%e. Embroidered Handkerchiefs, extra fiue....19. a ‘BOOKS. ‘Popular Standard, 12 mos. cloth, by best authors. .186 ‘Prayer Books, Bibles and Hymnals, 10 ‘marked prices. Special Notion sale now in progres. ee prices tm our window. CLoaKs. BAUM'S Goopreas Russze Compass, 208 OTH ST... MELVILLE LINDeAY, Manager.