Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. “WASHINGTON: ‘THURSDAY. Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. ———————— Senator Stewart is attempting to flank the House and put silver free coinage into the legislation of this Congress by amendment of the pensions appropriation bill. By tte rules of the Senate it can be done. The House rules exclude riders, but they sometimes get in by way of conference between the two houses. it isa shrewd move, but requires the happening of several things to ensure success. Suppose it passes the Senate and goes to the House and there are not enough silver coinage members to pass the amended Lill. Would the Senate in- tint and cause the loss of a popular and neces sary measure? This is not probable. Again, suppose there should be a House majority for free coinage, and the pensions bill goes to the President, would he sign it in such question- able shape? The sirategy of Messrs. Gorman and Stewart—for it is reported that the Mary- land Senator suggested the move—is both shrewd and bold. but there are mawy diftieul- ties in the way of its execution. — The Chilian revolution began, it is said, asassination and small riots. The president, against whose conservative tendencies the re- volt seems to be aimed, took office in 1836 as a progressive, strange to say. It is chorged that | his principles have succumbed to his love of | power and personal vanity. The rebellion, at first successful, hes latterly lost gvound, the | rebels losing control of some important towns which they had occupied. The harbor of Iqui- que has been reop ‘The government seems confident of holding all it has and retaking the places now ocenpied by the revolutionists. The latter have secured some advantege by aid of a | portion of the navy, which declared for them early in the war. Chili has usually been re- | garded abroad = the most rationally progres- | sive of the Spanish American republics. The impression exists that the present revolution isa kick against oligarehy by the democratic masses, | who heve become discontented with class rule It is known that the president has blocked the way for legislative reforms thatare demanded. — The board of trade committee on universities, which deals also with libraries and art galleries and is entrusted with promotion of the edu- cational, literary and art interests of the city, has a broad field of kubor before it and one which can be cultivated with the best posable results. The committee shows a dis- position to take active and earnest measures im the performance of its duties. Assistance of every sort in aid of the establishment of great universities here is well bestowed. In the library department tie Latin-American library project, and the proposed cirenlating | library and reading rooms for the city farnish | practical objects upon which intelligent and enthusiastic labor can hardly fail to accom- plish great public benefit. The need of the local library is obvions to every one who has knowledge of the facts, and whoever is instru- mental in giving it existence will be a public benefactor. — ee a That wily politician, Sir John Macdonald, Canadian premier, is making a feint in the | direction of reciprocity for election purposes. Sir John has not been heretofore favorable to this republic in public policy and his present attitude seems to have been inspired altogether by his fears of not securing enough votes to make his party solid in the parliamentary elec- tions soon to come off. Still the strong trend of sentiment in the Dominion in favor of rec’ procity may mak» him and his party do some- thing more than deal in empty promises. We shall see what we shall see when the commis- sion comes after the Canadian elections are over. If the conservatives are successful in the balloting it is not probable that any pro- posals will come from the commission that this | goverument can accept. ——____ The oyster problem assumes large propor- tions in the public thought of at least three states, Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina. The newspapers have excited the legislatures and state authorities to the point of high talk atleast. In the old tar state the government bas armed a launch and lies in wait for the bivalve pirate. more pacific in temper, proposes a survey of | the oyster grounds as a preliminary step to apy consideration of war measures. The | oyster. being the sustainer of the physical and | Gov. MeKinney of Virginia, | therefore of the mental man, ix a topic no way | 5 inferior to silver, reciprocity, elections or any other subject of live public interest and the people of the oyster states stand in no need of apologists for their warmth of sentiment. Ss ‘The constitution of Connecticut would seem to be in need of amendment 40 as to permit the majority of the people to control in elections. The present anomalous and indefensible con- dition of affairs is only pomible under a system like that which obtains in that tight little com- monwealth--a system totally at variance with the democratic instincts of the early colonial period. ——- And now the fatal whisper goes around that Brown of banquet fame is an “Ubio man” and his love feast an “Ohio idea.” Thus perishes the last illusion of New York primacy and the last hope that anybody out of Ohio could origi- nate or carry out anything in United States | polities worth the average citizen's careful tought. . —— The United States will soon have a pair of cruisers in Chilian waters to look after United | States interests. This is a pradent step, but in order to take it why should the European | station be even temporarily abandoned? The | republic needs more war ships as well as better CLe — Of course Nebraska is a great state over and above the latest census report and congressional apportionment. Has she not the distinguished honor of hearing two governors’ messages to- day? Senator Cameron has been heard from in re- gard to his silver speculation, bat Senator Quay is maim yet as to the charges against him. He stands by the old adage, “Speech is silver, silence is gold.” — No wonder the red tape im all government matters is such an expensive article, when even the twine used in the post oitices to tie up let- ters for the mail costs £72,000 a year. —— The Courier-Journal finds in Secretary Win- dom's last speech a powerfal tribute to free trade. The Courier-Journal evideutly lad on ite microscopic lenses. ein. Sehool children in Victoria, Australia, are carried free on the street cars, and the conse- quences is that every bey in town wants to go tw school. ——++-___ The commissioner of patents has eubmitted ‘bis annual report to Congress and the predomi- nant feature of it is the just demand for more room. ————_—_+=+____ Molly Maguire hos appeared slightly again in the Pennsylvania mining districts and an active and untiring vigilance counaittee is demanded. _— Harmony at the Manhattan Club front is #ue- ceeded by the lack of it in the Plattsburg rear column. Mr. Hill now knows how Stanley felt. Piram ne +Co— ~ The one cabinct position that is vacant is causing more concern than the ninety and nine, more of less, which are filled. Some one seems to have thrown a corrosive ‘acid on silver legislation. ee Almost anything of @ senatorial character may happen in Illinois, ‘The cigarette is an illegal luxury for youth in ‘$wenty-nine states | All sizes Pearl Buttons 2 Pee AY, FEBRUARY 5, 1891. . | ae,’ |BOB AA BI AA B AAA aa POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, TOMORROW, RED TICKET Day, Every departinent will have on its counters bargains yon don't often come across. ‘The List shows the best of them. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Odd Lace Curtains at extremely low prices. ‘pair, were €2.00. Red Ticketed 81 worth €5 and #4, $2.08 each to 2. hen je Stand = 20e. each ~.8e. each wo. 126e. a pair rs or Searis, drawn-work visand Hats edt Ticketed .... EMBROIDERIES. Oe. and te. Cainbric Embroideries. Red Tic! eted a soe e Me. Yard aud 45-inch Swiss Embroideries. Red Tieketed .. and Ge. Swiss Half Fiowneings. Ned Ti eted. a one BLANKETS. 8Y peirs of 21.25 Gray Blankets. eted. is es 41 pairs of $1.95 Red Mixed German Blanket Red Ticketed ....... 2 19 pairs of $1.50 White Blankets. ‘S2 peirs of $2.48 Heavy Gray Blankets, HOUSEFURNISHING LINENS, ke 4 Crochet Bed Spreads. eted.... ts a Fruit of the Loom, Lonslale and Andros-oggin Muslins. Red Ticketed . . ‘50c. Damask, Huck and Momie Towels... CLOAKS AND SUITS. B Ladies’ $10 Tricot Suit: Brown. Ked Tickete: ‘Navy, Tan and 35.98 each sey, $3.98 each $5 Children’s Striped Coats, sizes 4 to 8. Red Ticketed... Eo Nee: JEWELRY AND LEATHER GOOD’ 25 Real Sheli Hair Ornaments. Se. Sterling Silver Thimbles. ‘Te. Amber Strings............ Ie. and 18e. Leathe- Purses... ‘BBe. Steel Chai Chatelaine Purses. Red Ticketed..... Also barzains in Plated Butter Dishes, Cake and Fruit Baskets, i>. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, ‘Ge. Infants’ Wool Hose, sizes 4 and 434. Oe. Ladies’ Heavy Striped Cotton Hose. ‘25e. Ladies’ Black Cotton Hose... $1.25 and $1.50 Ladies’ All-wool Vi Pants. broken sizes $1 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Natural nou-sbrinkable... TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERIES. Lubin's Triple Extracts, all odors, Lundberg's Triple Extracts, all odors. Oakley's Florida Water... All-bristle Hair Brush. row Bristle Tooth Brush. Vaseline Soap........... TRIMMINGS, LACES AND FURS. 50 Lnpiece Steel Sets... . Biack Silk Gimps. 18-inch Biack Silk Flouneing... ‘86 Black Hare and Coney Capes. BUTTONS. 100 Fancy Ivory DresszButtons Wool ‘Be. Fancy Steel and Oxydized Buckies... Se. Silk Tailor Buttous, ali colors. NOTIONS, Belding’s -yard Embroidery Silks on spools. Ge. dozen Loe. Silk Garter Elasti PEROT.” 1 dozen Assorted Sizes Nursery Pins on a card.” 30-yard Koll Tape, Black and White. 6c. plece NECKWEAR AND VEILINGS. Be. Sewing Silk Veilines, all colors 6 Yards of Fine Tourist Kuching... She. Windsor Ties. ..... HANDKERCHIEF. Cnc. Ladies’ Linen Initial Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ Linen Initial Hand¥erchiels. Ladies’ Silk Initial Handkerchiets.. GLOVES. 21.50 S-button Mack KidGloves. Every pair $1.50 10-button Undressed Mousquetaires: 1 pate UMBRELLAS. 21.50 “A-inch Gloria, natural handles......$1.10 each inch Gloria, silver haudles, 7 each Finch Gloria, silver handles. $1.09 each MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, INFANTS’ WEAR, &e. 28e. Corsets: odd sizes, rood makes... $2 and $1.25 Gowns, Skirts, Chemises, Corset Covers, &e......-2-. ‘20e. Infants’ Short Dresses, POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. BY | SSUSSSSSIISSSISSS SS SST F TF | Wa. H. McKsews Dany Lerten. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1891. We were sorry to disappoint our patrons who called for the now famous $15 Fur-trimmed Coats, but they did not arrive as ex- pected. Very sure they will come ta the inorning. sprrr eet teee ‘The $1.25 Tan Suede Gloves, whiel we are selling at Sie. per Pair, ought not last more than a Week. We took all the ixiporter had of thera, Lence the low price. S-buttoned Pink-wrist Sueies, BB. rrerrsrrrer ere Do not forwet these: * Ladies’ Ze. Fast Black Hose for ste. 124 and Ie. White Lawn Aprons for 10. ‘Long Cloaks at reduced prices. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, THURSD. Ip Prepicrioss See Sides Siaier recast every aeee oe anwe hs rice On thomn betores the peas are AlLof uur 11-4 Ged Comforts, that were $2, $2.50 oa itbsto a ts sss Of goods is when the fot wate Biankets, that were $1.69 and $2, BO. 82 pant Gh, peat OL Bee ee eee ifs" Fine "All-wool’ Scarlet Blankets, that i Ei Geol California Blankets, that were if bar iT Ait-wool Grecian Border Blankets, that TST Fin? An-woot Blankets, that were 89.30, were Slu.ca nontge Lambe Wool Binnnets, Geet We think that a¢bance like this should be looked into. ONLY A FEW ee ane weap 05 de tacos st ~ Howes, oS an pata as toes Celaean othe Brst lot isu Luliew’ Diack Cheviot Newmarket, standing Collar Tigh steven, doute box pleut wack, Veat front, Je Gelt fasteminur, the, price now ie 812 90) Werwil hot teil sou what we sold the Garments ior. See for yoursel “Tuieeund is a Ladies’ Binck Chevron Tailor-bound Newinctket, hich shoulders, ‘rollin effect. collar, with recier front, and frox fastening, at #1110. We do not tell you what we sold them tor, but see for yourself when you call. he thint- Etude: New inarket, two styles of nobly checks, ru! reeler front. double with lars it ins and adjustable cape, at 1. ormer price When they are suown, : toyou. --Me. Fart | eFC ouarth ina Fine Enulish Broadcloth Newmarket Red Tick- amt Myrtie, seutache braid, dowble seceeesttle. each gli shoalders, sutin-teced belt fasten- fas Upriaht Piano ieleve tt when we say Sust half? seveeeoesss 82 AR owl | The hth age Bark ant Brown, Venetian Striped pieces, at half marked | Clots Sewn wet. colare double, inx. peat feck 74): the old peice $2 still on hen yout eail to bay oF examine them you bey THassccted Misses Newsarkets, the rs; the entire line is closed at + Mo tise on any siz THE FiRsT And only time that we have made a break in prices of Gur own suke Of Children's Dresses. ts today, ani tas Tea jue that is ove ace inaklug seat preparations 10F hiew srring novelties anddonet want the present styes uftict with the others; theretore, we wive you an icv of WO per cent ivuse, Street or Evening Dresses our styles are it pertect und ute pres. ToWer In Dro ne reariy-matte dreantsim ale elaowhore. n wear i Haan tht we tuake to orterat te yory shortest notice any’ Mod of ganuent irr am ine fant aize up to's uss of Ye RUGS! RUGS! We have a few different size Rugs left which we are woing to Jose a little 10 wo 72 Size Siuyt HO Japanese Kus... ‘86 by 72 Japanese Rugs... THE COMBINATION, 12TH AND F STS. KAUFMAN & SICKLE, 1t “Dive News: By E. P. Menrz THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1891. ‘The extremechanzesin the weather at this season of the year are very lips and bands, hand irritable. Lotion is especially recommended for its eMicacy ine ing chapped hands, rou skin, freckles, redness, &c., as a few appli- cations Tender the skin soft, white and smooth. It is the favorite of ny ladies who use it for the com- xion. 25e. per bottle. Here are a few items we would rather you would not forget lass’ Emuision of Cod Liver Oli and Hypophosphites of Soda, ‘Mme. Rintret’s Toilet Cerate for the We. Ivory Dentine for the Cooper's Hair Suc. for the Hair, Oe. ‘Thereare yet few of the catalogues lett. Free for the asking. MERTZ’S DRUG STORE, 1t 8.e. cor, 11th and F sts. n.w. Your Neep Ix Tus Sorr Or EATHER 1S LAP BRR RoR Ek Bs, Hygh 33 Pe F oo BBB ERE AND HORSE NN ON K UK REE TTTT NNNKK EO OT NN x 583 Tr 3 Z 1 $430 Herts Blankets for $5.00 Horse Blanke 5 Korse Blankets for $4. A) Horse Suit for 2. ‘Horse Suit for 810. 50 Quarter (Hip) Covers for if iurter (Hip) Covers for’ uarter (Hip) Covers for juarter (Hip) Covers for. rs 10, . Beaver Cloth, 71 for 94.66, is kp Hobes, Beaver Cloth, for $0.14. FFF 00 RRR MM EEK NN ON EF BPR A ERK ke O ORRR MMMM ER NNN y OR R MMME NRX. ¥ 00 R K MM M ERE NNN CLEARING SALE SPECIALS. TOMORROW AND SATURDAY ONLY. ‘Men's Voal Calf Laced, ‘Men's Veal Calf Gaiters, Special Seamless, Solid, Well Sewed, Price, Were $1.50. $1.20 Flannel Lined Cloth Boots, Full Stock Kip Boots, Special Solid Sole Calf Boots, Price, Double or Single Soles, $1.75. Regularly $2.50. “Patucket" $3 Calf Laced, plain or tipped— ‘Bpecial Scotch Bottom Gaiters, Price, Scotch Bottom Laced, 82.25. Regularly $3. Calf Hand-sewed Boot, Morocco Law Calf Boots, Speciai ‘Triple Sole Calf Boots, Price, Formerly #4 and $4.50. $3.40, Custom French Calf Laced, Custom French Calf Gaiters, Bpectal ‘French Patent Calf Laced, Price, French Patent Calf Gaiters. $3.75, Regular $5 goods. eee ‘These specie! reduced prices for the days named only: Our guarantee with every air. WM. HAHN & 00.8 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, . wey g WY O gt EB WY ARD *% LOTHROP . : Tuvcesvay, Fesrvany 5, 1891. Srecur Rewxaxr Dar. NEARLY EVERY DEPARTMENT IN OUR,HOURE WILL PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN THE EXTRAORDINARY REMNANT OFFERING FOR FRIDAY. CON- SPICUOUSLY THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, WHICH OFFERS SUCH VALUES AS ARE SELDOM MET WITH. THE FACTS ARE AS FOLLOWS: WE CLOSED FROM A MANUFACTURER, AT A VERY GREAT CONCESSION IN PRICE, HI8 ENTIRE LOT OF “SAMPLE ENDS" OF MADKAS CURTAINS AND CURTAIN PIECE GOODS, FROM ONE-QUARTER YARD SQUARE TO TWO YARD LENGTHS OF THE FULL WIDTH (50 INCH) MATERIALS; ALSO 300 “‘NOT- TINGHAM LACE (URLAIN ENDS,” FULL WIDTH, LENGTHS FROM 1\ TO 2 YARDS. STUDY THE FOLLOWING LIST CAREFULLY, AS EVERY ITEM 18 OF VITAL IMPORTANCE TO YOU. Urnorsteny Derarruext. We shall place on six bargain tables the en- tire lot of sample ends of Madras Curtains and. Curtain Piece Goods and Nottineham Lace Cur- tain ends, at the following exceptionally low _ figures: ‘Table No. 1 will contain about six hundred Remnants of Scotch Madras in pleves from 9 to 12 inches square, which we will offer at = He. each. — ‘These are’ very desirable for Pin Cushion Covers, Bureau Mats, Chair Tidies, &c. Table No. 2 will contain about four hundred Remnants of Madras end Modres Muslin in pieces about 18 inches sqnare, which we will offer at te. exch. — Table No. 3 will contatn abont seventy. three- quarter and one-yard Remnants of Madras, which we will offer at ~ Be. each. Theseare suitabie for Mining glass doors of book cases and china closets, or for splashers, bureau scars, &e. ‘Table No. 4 will contain forty Remnants of Full 50-inch Wide Madras, in 14 to 2-yard lengths, which we will offer at ~—ie. each. Table No. 5 will contain one hundred Not- tinghamn Curtain Ends, which we will offer at —-%e. each, — Table No. 6 will contain tingham Curtain Ends, wh hundred Not- we will offer at Cie. each. — (Ath floor, 11th st. bldg.) Fisac Repvertoxs Iy Sean Pivsn Goons. 1 Seal Plush Jacket, with vest front and seal 1 Seal Plush Jacket, Size 40. Original Price $18.00. — —Remnant Price $8.00.— 1 Seal Plush %-length Jacket. Size 4. 2 Seal Plush %-length Jacket 1 Seal Plush Newmarket. Size 38. Original Price 845.00.-— ——Remmnant Price €20.00.— 1 Seal Piush Newmarket. Size 3H. Original Price 843.00.— —-Remnant Price $25.00.— 1 Seal Plush Newmarket. Size 6. ~—Original Price, $60.00. —Remnant Price, $30.00. 1 Elegant Seal Plush Wrap, trimmed with silk Lraid. Size 36. — Original Price 840.00.— —Remnant Price 830.00.— (Third floor, 11th st_ building.) . ertxo Uxprrwear Derarrursy. 6 Ladies’ Ribbed Balbrizgan Vests, high neck, Jong or short sleeves. Size 26. ~—Remnant Price, 50c.—- 4 Ladies’ Scarlet Ribbed Wool Vests, high neck and long sleeves. Size 3. ~—Remnant Price, e.— ‘Less than half price. 6 Children’s Gray Merino Shirts, high neck and long sleeves. Sizes 20 and 22. ~—-Remnant Price, 2c. Israxzs) Deranruenr. 5 Children’s Black Worsted Caps with biack silk over-work and black ribbon ties. -—Henmnant Price 750. 2 Children's Brown Cloth Coats, with Black Astrakban trimmings, 1 Browa Pesan! Price @5.00.— Viush Coat with White Angora Fur ‘Trimmings. | Friday we will offer in Men's Goods some reat barvains. ® Pieces White Cashmere Underwear—best German make--full revular made—slichtly | soled. Shirts, 2 size SH. Drawers, 1 size 30, 4 size 38 and 2 size 40. { ——Oriinal Price $4.50. — ~—Remnant Price #:2.00. — ‘3 All-wool Natural Gray Shiris. Size 46. ——Remnant Price #125 each, —— 2 All-Wool Medicated Ked Shists. Size 46. —Remnant Price $1.00 eac! 5 Handsome Lounsing Jackets in Brown, Blue and Gray mixtures. Sizes 36, 38 and 30. ~—Original Price #6.50. —--Remnant Price $3.50. 1 small lot of handsome, perfect-fittine Dark Gray Smoking Jackets. Sizes 36, 30, 40, 2, 44.una 46. —Original Price $4.98, — ——Remnant Price (Eirst floor, first munex.) ——Hearth Brashes, worth 1c. , for 3" —Large Covered Flour@aiis, worth 00°., for 49¢. —Shelt Paper, 48 sheets, worth 10e... for Ze. -—A Good Broom, wort! ——Crochet Floor Mops, worth 30e * — Low's Big Bonanza Toilet Soap, 6 cakes, worth — Kitchen Bread Knife, worth 25 ee THE FALR 7TH AND Ht STS. ¥.W. ‘We quote the vaine of each article advertised below, thet our patrons may see the extent of the bargain they are receiv. img. —Larre Footed Hampers, worth $1.39, for $1.00. —Strong Clothes Basket, worth Ge., for 849. — Fancy Sewing Baskets, assorted colors, worth ——Velvet Tipped Whisks, worth 10c.. for Se. —Papter Mache Buckets, worth 49. for 200. —Mop Handles, worth 0c., for 1 —Five-foot Step Ladder, worth $1.25, for 88. —0 Clothes Pins, worth le... for Se. Kitchen Towel Roller, worth Se., for 4e, + for 196. for 50e.. for 25. ~—Enameline Stove Polish, worth 10e., for 5e. ——Sapolio, worth 10:., for Ze. Machine Oi (good), worth 3 for 3c. —Hatchet, worth 0e., for 1c. Majolica Cream Pitchers, worth Vc. for fe. —Stone China Cupsand Saucers, slightly imper- fect, Geach, worth 30e., for 5. —Oval Yellow Baking Dishes, worth 7e., for 4e. —Larxe Fancy Water Pitcher, worth 23¢., for 19. — Covered Veretable Disies, worth tiie., for 49. Lives Lovxaixe Coats. 1 8eotch Plaid Lounging Jacket, shawl roll collar, finished with sik ornaments. 5, Former Frice #25 .-. 1 French Flannel Lounging Jacket, Brown Jacquard effect. Bize 36, -—$12.50, Former Price $15.— CM oor Ith atebidee) Fir Deranruest. 1 Fine Sable Mink Cape, edged with mink tails. perfect shape. Size 38. Flee Wane! Price #30.00— 2 Fine White Coque Feather Bons, full Jength. —Remn int Price $18.00.-— 1 Fine Imported Coque Feather Boa, Black and Bronze, extra lenzth. —Remnant Price $25.— 10th et. bids. Buaxser Deranrvenr. We will place on sale tomorrow a few pairs of Blankets, that are slichtly under weight, at greatly reduced prices, (a fi 6 Pairs 11-4 White Wool Blankets, —Remnant Price $2.65.— 7 Pairs 11-4 White Wool Blankets, ——Remnant Price $4.37. 1 Pair 11-4 White Wool Blankets, ~-Remnant Price $3.75.-— 10 Pairs 12-4 White Wool Blankets, —Remnant Price 84.37. Gs. Russ, Original Price 86,00.— 6 Combination Goat -—Kemnant Price 87 50.— 3Combination Goat Rugs, —Original Price 82. ——Remnant Price #2.00.— (Second floor, 11th si. building.) Half price. 4 Pairs Ladies’ All-wool White Pants. Sizes 26 and 28. Remnant Price, 75¢.— Half price. 2 Ladies’ White Wool Combination Suits, Size 3. ——Remnant Price, $1.50.— Guove Depanruest. 3 Pairs Ladies’ 4-Button Tan Dog Skin Walk- 1 Pair Ladies’ 4-Button Black Real Eid Gloves, with white embroidery. Size 7. --—Original Price 81.75. 9) Pairs Ladies’ 4-Button Dark Green Real Kid Gloves, with feather-stitch embroidery. 4 Pairs Size 6%. 5 Pairs Size 7. —Orisinal Price $1.25.—- ——Remmant Price 75c.— 11 Pairs Ladies’ U-Button Suede Gloves in Cream and White. G Pairs Size 4. 5 Paine Size 6%. —Remnant Price 50c.— (1st floor, 11th st. building.) Conser Depantuesr. 10Pairs French **1.C." Coutil Corsets—- spoon Dusk—two wide steels—two hip ores—boned in the back—finished with silk stitching and Ham- burg edging. Sizes 19, 20, 21, 24,27, 30and a. —Originel Price $3.00.— ——-Remmnant Price $2. 3 Fine Satin “KR. and G. ‘White and Old Gold. ~—Original Price #3.50.——— — Remnant Price €2.50.— (2A floor, 10th st. building ) Sor Deranrsenr. : 1 Ladies’ Helotrope Cashmer) Tea Gown, handsomely embroidered yoke and sleeves, slightly faded from window display. Size 36. —-Original Price $15.00.-— 1 Ladies’ Partly Made Suit of Bronze Green Cashmere, draped skirt, and sane material for waist. —Original Price $20.00. — -—Remnant Price 5.00.— 1 Ladies’ Imported Suit of Seal Brown Broad- cloth, combined with green velvet, and trimmed with natural beaver fur. Size 36 Original Price $150.00.-— -—Remnant Price €:35.00.— (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Taste Cover AND TIDY DEPARTMENT. 1 Hand-painted Saddie-bag Head Rest, Original Price 87e.— —Remnant Price 00e.— 1 6-4 Brocaded Silk Table Co’ -—Original Price $7.00.— — Remnant Price $5.00.-— 1 Plush Table Cover ; with gold tinsel border. — Original Price 85.00. — —Henant Price #3.00.— 1 124 Dark Ble Chenille Table Cover, slightly damaxed. ~—-Orlytnal Price $6.00.— ——Hemnant Price 85.00.— 164Spun Silk Table Cover, finished with ‘3 Ladies’ very tine fleece lined Jerseys, with + PURE BAYS WHISKY, 4.0 Gallon, G1. Quart and 50s, © Pint —_— high full sleeves, and handsomely trimmed - Hoaspxencurer Deranrwenr. 10 Men's Al-linen Hand-embroidsred He-n- ‘stitched Initial Handkerchie's, 5 K’sand5 N's. for 3x. — TrT H EEE FFF A 1 RRR TTR EE ¥ AA OT to oHHH Fe ore AA Ii RRR T HH E k AAA g TO HM RR FO A AUER CORNEK 7TH AND H STS. N.W. FRANKLE & CO. It Wecloseat 6 p.in. Saturdays 10 p.m, A AA RA AAA aan et et ‘aaa * BUDGET OF COMMERCIAL NEWS, Always something interesting here. We never fail to impart good news. It remains with you to appreciate our honest efforts. ‘This space will today be devoted to special offerinzs on our third floor. ‘Head the specifications: ‘37 dozen Biack Ribbed Hose, in sizes from 53 toy, warranted positively Fast Black or money refunded, at 15c. per pair. 100dozen Gray-mmixed Shawknit Half Hose, in sizes from 9% to 11, fast colors only, le. Per pair, or 81.25 dozen. Rewxaxts New Goons. ‘You'll find bargains in every department, but more especially in the Handkerchief Departzuent. Two | Teasons for this: First—the late “‘opentne” of the spring styles causel.a xteat demand, so that broken | lots have put in an appearance. Second—The lance center show window was filled with samples. Har tkerchiefs beims sel these show slicht creases ‘and Will go ou sale tomorrow at reduced prices. LADIES, THIS 18 FOR GENTLEMEN. | Ladies will please @xcuse the mention of Men's Goods first. Men seldom read an avertisewent thromeh, 8 their cools at the head of Only letters R, N, T and 3. Reduced from 30 to 35 cents, or 3 for $1. | MEN'S Siik-stripe White Cashmere Mufflers Re- | Anced from 48 ty 39 cents, fron 75 to SH cents, from | NO to BN cents. MEN'S Fine French Linen Handkerchiefs reduced to BS cents, someof which are good value at 50 and GS cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL. | ‘autinued below.) Laotes: Lises Haspxencurers. | Let's commence with the most expensive first. They are in reality the best bangains. 5c. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 2%.—The Vinen and the prettiest hand-embroidered initial in ner. Only initials N, D, R, J, T. He. each. | 50e. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 44c.—There are forty- two of them, some with hand embroidery, only 2 few ‘Thos inachine embroidered are excellent Valuesat 5 Very slightly creased, 440. each. eat 25e. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 22\—The sheerest of pure linen with warranted hand-enibroidered inttials; all initials ia stock. We buy these Handker- | chiefs tnleandered and usually sell them so, but | these we have hed laundered. We would not in- Vite your displeasure and low of patronage by an ex- aggerated statement ; we write deliberately and in larze letters: THES! 30 CENTS EA At time of writing there are one hundred and four Se. Embroidered Border Linen Handkerchiefs show where they were folded for window display—we always | put the prettiest styles in the window 28. each. ie. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 19¢.—Two dozen of | these. White linen, 2-in-h border with drawn work and embroidered daisy in corners; center with daisies here 19. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR 3 FOR 50 CENTS.— y cheer and warranted pure linen, with ‘hese are vs Seand 2-inch hemstitehed borders Ty cents they are Zoe. quality. W. Of them a iittle beiore Guristas: ‘The last few dozens will go tomorrow. 2\%ec. HANDKERCH! ‘S FOR 10c.—Nearly 300 tovchovse fromm, Perhaps the best besiains are the Vian “White fisndter ets. WARRANTED. TUE LINEN. T-inch bemstitched vonters, More iels toe best are the fashionable Biack Linen Handkerchiet=wit! White polka dots and ficures. Tnose with White and feat'scling styles from the Iare Openings rs cere mE ThE PALAIS ROYAL. 1 marked Jaraxese Sux Haxprencuers. eases of the Famous “Toile du Nord” Gingham Remnants, in lengths from 13 yards to 10 yards, suitable for dresses and ‘wrappers, only 10c. per yard. Generally sold at 123%. 118 pieces of Sicilian Cloth, good styles, a splendid fabric for wrappers, only 9c. per yard. Worth 12340, A lot of Gents’ Neckties, different styles, reduced from 25c., ie. and 50c. to 15e. 16 Ladies’ All-linen Untarndered Hand-em- broidered Hemst.tched Initial Handxerchtets, BN's, 20%, 4P's, 3 T's, 4 V's. —Remmnsnt Price 10c.—— ‘27 Ladies’ Sheer All-linen Hatd-embroidered Fancy Heustitehed Initial Handkerchiefs, 2 A'S 1C.2D%, 1E, 2 F's, 1G, 25%, 1K, 2 L's, 3. N's, 20's, 1P,2 R's, 1 —Remnant Price 2: 20 Men's White China Silk Haud-embroidered Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs,” 4’s,2 D's, JE 2P 926% 15, 1K, 219, ‘. ‘Remnant Price 3734¢.—— 2 Ladies’ White All-l'nen Colored Em- broidered and Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. yi —Remnant Price 20c.-— ne? = aa on Croax Deranruenr. 4 All-wool Jackets, Navy Blue and Black. 3 Ladicar Bfmnant Price 91.0. — * Black Short W with Black surah silk. Sizo3a, "MB es sonemnant Brice 08.50.— ‘an Accordion Plaited Cupe, with trimming. Size :14, & = ~— Original Price 818.00, 1 Back, Woman Price 87.50. — ‘rap, lined throughout with silk and trimmed with braid. Size 34, ari —Orlginal Price :30.00.— 1 apna ngmnant Price $7.54. —— Light-weight Black Wrap, trimmed raid. Size 332. ag _ 1 Dark Green and Black Brocaded Silk Wrap, trimmed with silk braid and seal ornaments Size 34, —Original Price $55.00, —Remnant Price $15.00.—— 1 Silk-lined Black Mateleass Wrap, trimmet ‘with silk plusb and ostrich feathers. Size 3 —Orixinal Price $60.00. —. ——Remnant Price @:25.00.— 1Silk-lined Black Matelesne Wrap, trimmed with Gray ostrich feathers. Size 34. —Original Price 860. — -—Remnant Price 15. (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Fiaxsex, Deranrwenr. | —Remnant Price #4.50.— 3 Combination Goat Russ, — Original Price $10.00,— —ALL AT LOW REMNANT (Second floor, Lith st. buildin.) Loox Dersmracexr, re oe Pe fer ee bs Se ‘them at half price. ‘The colors are Gray att Whilny OM Geld and White, and Chocolate Brown and White. Solled Half Dozens of Napkins, Short Lengths of Irish and German Pillow Casing, PRICES. Size 22. e Lease of Dark Colored Cashmere Rem- ‘nants (in short lengths only) at Se. per yard. ‘Regular value, 2%0e. (fully 1 yard wide). Several hundred yards of Bird-eye Cicth Remnants, suftable for diapers, tea towels and many other purposes, at Ge. peryard. Standard price, Gc. A lot of Fine Chenille Fringes in different colors and widths, only 25e. per yard. Regular values, 75c., 81 and 81.25. 7 Real Lace Ends, about 13 to 1% yards jong, in White and Cream, only 68c. each. Worth #2 4dozen of Canton Plush Stand Covers, Deantiful desiyns and colorings. Only 4c. each. Do.yon know we have nearly 1.000 denen Ladies’ and Men's White and Black Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs in stock. 71 ‘he following are reumns $1 HANDRERCHIEFS tm DK 23 CENTS. mese Silk, with scalloped and embroidered es FOR White and colored hen “THE PALAIS” ROYAL: White Japanese 5i stitched borders. (Continued below.) Hasoxercmers To Avwne. Works of art! Where else such quantity toselect trom? 10 per cent dissount—I the marked prices for ton-orrow. ranwing in price froin Dreches tnd Point Stik Mousselaine de Soie Handkerchtefs,@1 to 82.50 : THE PALAIS ROYAL. and variet! Der cent of Hand-eubroidered Frene ree 216.50 each. Continued below.) 1 case of Figured Heurietta Cloth, in patterns from 8 to 12% yards, a splendid imitation of the woolen manufacture, suita- ble for wrappers, fast colors. Only Ge. per yard. * Generally sold at 1234. ‘This is but an inkling of what awaitsyou. There are mountains of Remnants at a'l times here, also odds and ends culled from our revular stocks at such prices that will searcely pay for their productions, but these are goods that must be moved in a hurry, and as we are firm believers in that adage “The first low is the best,” we Jet you into our secret of disposing of goods. Will you plenty Ek A ONN N x88. A NNN ae oo TLL AU A NNN Sus5 BB uv en CGC i BB uw RR HH 00 ah, Bb fuk 23 B oO - 4ak* Bee’ BR 00 = foS 420, 42, 424, 426 7TH STREET. Nozwecux Cop Liver On. ‘Our winter's supply of this Oil Is of the very dest quality—pure, fresh and sweet. It is not Jow priced, but it is better value for the money than low-priced oils are. ‘The best of them are ‘bad enough, and the cheap ones are sure to be ‘nauseating. Ours is sold only in pint bottles at SOcents ‘and small bottles at 25 cents. 8. THOMPSON, ‘(Pharinacist, "20 Pen Cos Discooxe OM ALL MEWS SHOES. ‘Call early, as there are some rich bargains ‘tobe had. ‘Nothing will be reserved. Everything in ‘the men's line will be sold at s ‘We trust the patrons of the Palais Royal will make success of the late great purchase of Gloves, 500 dozen Undressed Kid Monsquetaires were secured at 4 price reduction because of the great quantity Donght and a check given before the goods were deliv- ered. Many must be sold to insure the success of this purchase and sale. u a © 5 a ‘COU ERE N Sxs82 (Gaaranteed Our 96c. Quality.) ‘We thihk you will see the wisdom of this plan, viz. : To sell 200 dozen pairs at 7Dcents a pair, the balance togo in stock and be sold at 96cents. You will see that 500 dozen pairs are too many for rerular stock— the gloves cannot advantageously be kept lons in the store. Having bought below the price usually asked by the manufacturers we can sei! 200 pairs at 79 cents and the remaining 300 pairs at 96 cents and stil: doas well as if we bought and sold only half the m7 coo aN q Fw Goo Re 79 cents will be the price until Saturday evening, ‘Unless the 200 pairs are sold before then. We think you will find that $1.25 is the price charged for this quality Glove at the stores where the business is all or partially credit. This evouing we'll ix the large center show window ful! of samples of these Gloves. You cannot but admire the new tints of Graysand Tans. You'll notice, too, that they are full S-button length. ‘The quality and finish will bear the closest inspection. ‘We can guarantes a perfect fit. #3 PER GENT DISCOUNT. One-quarter off the marked prices of goods in the ‘Wrap Department, children's goods included. ‘When you remember that many of the Imported Jackets, Ulsters and Tes Gowns are marked at reduced prices you need not be told that twenty-five per cent ‘@iscount brings the prices much below cost of iinporta- ‘ton, And need we remind youthat all the Garments sameeren | Jeweis ite. each | CENTS. A Cur Ox Mews Marra PERRY'S 772° * * Wont keep your attention but @ moment, gentlemen Y Dusy—and so are we but about your affairs this Mow are shirts with you’ Setisiel with your Uramd? We know itis "yes" AC it teeither one of our three “standbys.” Rach com, fidence only crows ont of PERFECTION we would | trust these anywhere * ut the dissatisfied man ts the ome weareafter. If your shirt doem't ft you Whe the tm. dividual who said he was of a most “Mad all the time.” Make a chanze. comfort is born. Just like us allwe get into » rut and it is awful hand to switch off. Now we have put ito stock 25 dozen DRESS SHTRTS that we know are justas fine as the money can buy. Certainly are teuptersand the price ts fuel on the fire. UTICA NONPARIFL MUSLIN ts the Letter material? The 2100 Hnen bosom with butchers’ linen and worked eyrlet holes admit the The sea) felled the “jounts” are doulike ed. Ail sround they are models, And you dow't know the price, do you’ We will wager you have sized, Sup at least a quarter oohish. G2y CENTS 18 ALL ITIS. They are “rough dry.” Starch gives them a we must pp: he lis’ : {Genie that shiekis ray ioperfection. Good plam if MEN'S Extra-size and Extro-fine Handker- * 4 4 chiefs, with hand-ebroidered initial on corner. | [HO are any to luide—but they are reported "a im thesemiurts. If you are tottering on the verge of discust woth what you have im use now—TKY ONE OF THESE The “INVINCIBLE” is the ““HALE-DOLLAR” Shirt. DWIGHT ANCHOR COTTON, 2100 Himem bosom, workel button boles The “AJAX” is the Tie. grade, WAMSUTTA MUS- LIN. Much the same style of a Shirt asthe “Im- vine The “PERFECTIO} N” caps the climax—ONTLY A DOLLAR. Just look at what is im it NEW YORK MILLS COTTON, three-ply boss cont every weak point reuntorved- Reals # wae higher-priced erade. Might be if other did the auark~ tne $1 is ow price. By all mneans, thoueh, we want thie @2e. quality to be given a good, critical test. We know what # heap of sntinfaction it ts capable uf rendering So long as we have your attention bere are three HT KOBES we wo id ike to have you “louk up." Now, indifferent sort of stuff will not dofors Night Shirt auy amore than it will fora “Day Shirt.” | The “‘cheap” will show out no tnatter where it is, Ome of iii three” will do “dey” Leyond what they are marked ‘The Site. quality is 48 inches long. strongly secured seams, gud the front 1 eubmodered in Hed at! Blue Pearl buttons, a pocket, finished cufls and a Premcb yoke are among the features ‘The “Silver King” ts the 750. rade. We have used **Frnit of the Loom” Muslin them with the new French yoke. Plenty lone, pearl mittons, band-iuade butt pocket The S3-cent ones areinore elaborate. They are fancy Swiss embroidered, with the fronts worked in Hel, White and Blue. Silk feather-stitching collar, French yoke, hand-made button! | Duttons and felled seams. Ni cents. Avenue or th st. —yor he Sh wt micle bet ween the two ony take you a minute to fimeer Uae quality —and a good look isa powerful conviaeet ves, plan cuts and @ " BFATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1840. fa W. A. PIERCE & ©o., Successors to E.G. Davi, ‘TAY Market Space, Comer Sth Strat. Rewsaxt Dax Toxoxnow, FRIDAY ‘Tomorrow, Friday, our weekly rem We will offer some very chotee renine | Mesus Usperwean Rewxavrs 6 Gowns, made of the best quality Mother Hubberd yoke back aud trv Jeneth, embroidery a tucked sleeves, yoke of tnoks an Regular price, #1. Reamant price, S Gowns, made of very fine unslin, yoke of tucks and inserting, open-work em- broidery around neck and sieves, Recular price.¢1.25. Renmant price.t0e.eueb 10 pairs of Drawers, made of bewt quality drawn work! muslin, ruftie of French embroidery, two ¢ ters of 3 tucks wach, with drawn work betweem tucks, size 25 and 27. Regular price, Gc. Remnant price, ite. a pair. 6 pairs of Drawers, made of best quality mus Nin, deep bem,3 tucks. with three rows of drawn work, size 25 and 27. Regular price, Se. Remnant price, 37c. a pair. 10 Fine Camibric Corset Covers, well made, hand-made button holes, huch neck. Regular price, 2c. Remnant price, Ife each. 25 Fine French Batiste Aprous, bemstiched WN around and to the full length of strings, finished with deep hem and 4 rows of drawn work, alldone by hand. Regular price, $1.25. Remnant price, Sie. each. Narery Remyayrs. 2dozen \ Heavy Damask Napkins, Reeular + price, $3.50 a dozen. Hemmant price, ykins. Regular price, @2.50a dozen, Remnant price, Te. for the half dozen, I dozen extra Satin Damask Napkins. Size Regular price, #2.50 a dozen. Remnant price, $1.81 a.dozen. Rewsasts Or Su 5 yards White Satin Rhedune. Recular Price, Wayard. Kewnant price, €i.00 tur price! 6 yards Cream Surah, 21 inches wide. Besu- lar price, 7c. a yard. Remnant price, #2. for piewe. 4, yards Black and White Striped Silk, tach etry Regular price, €2 a yard. Kemnast nds Gray India Silk, with white Spray, - 24 inches wide. Reular price, $1.25. Reu- ards Black and White Surah. in lance, Stylish Plaid, Revular price, $1.25 « yard. Remnant price, 5 for piece. 2, yards Black Moire Silk, Recular price, $2.25 a yard. Kemuaut price. €2 for piewe. 3 yards Black Gros Grain Silk. Regular 75a yard. Kewnant price, $3.75 lor TP inches wide, Woor Dans Goovs Rewsaxrs. é yards Black Camel's Hair Grenadine, Regular price, €1.50 yard. Renmant price, #3 for piece. 47.yands Black Fngltsh Georgette. Regular yard. Reaunant price, #4 for piece. 3 yards of Black English Senee, ed sido band 42 inches wide. Regular price, €1.2. Reumant price, €2.% for plece. 4% yards of Biack English Cond. Regular price, @1.25 yant. Rewmnant price, #4 for pieve. iy yards Black Imperial Senge, 48 inches wide. Regular price, @1.25 yard. Kemnaut, 85.55 for piece. 5% Yards Cream Wool Henrietta, 46 inch. Regular price, @] yard. emuaut price, 63 for Mm Sealskin, plain end trimmed, st closing out prices, ‘They are cheaper now thau they will be met year. 5 And few other Capes in stock at prices iower than they can be manufactured for. ‘Genuine bargains on the Lelance of our Fur stock. ‘WILLETT & RUOFF, ‘BATTERS AND FURRIERS, fet (905 Pennsylvania eve. Ar Har Pace