Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. {Jus THE EVENING STAR has a regular and permanent circulation in Washington y other paper local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has ne competi PE nnn Seem tat nine se Near the capital is the nation’s beantiful city of the dead. In it awaiting the last trump lie the bodies of many whose fame the republic will never let die. Other heroes are buried in different places throughout the land which they assisted to save. There is, in shame be it said, ‘8 disposition in some of these places to treat the sacred dead with neglect. The body of the great commander lies in the city of New York, without a monument and in the neigh- Dorhood of things not to be alluded to in the hearing of ears polite. There is no prospect that the people of New York will ever build the proposed monument. Immersed as they are in trade, including the trade of politics, the spirit is too gross and material to see a senti- mental duty, certainly too gross to arouse itself and perform that duty if seen. Else- where, buried under circumstances of outward respect, repose the dust of Sherman, of Thomas and of many others less distinguished but worthy of adequate and impcsing sepulture ‘where their late comrades and the world may read their lives in their epitaphs and be filled with the glory of their example. One of the duties that are intrusted by the American peo- ple to the Fifty-second Congress is that of pro- ‘viding for the removal of the body of General Grant to Arlington cemetery and the erection of @ noble monument to his memory which will speak the gratitude and admira- tion of all his countrymen. Connected with that imminent duty is another task no less sacred, if less urgent. Arlington isthe spot where, in the sight of the great offices of government and the river Washing- ‘ton loved, and not far from his tomb and nearer still to bis majestic monuments, the tall white shaft and the beautiful, ever-prospering capi- tal of the republic, the mortal part of the heroic comrades of Ulysses 8. Grant should lie. Let their countrymen and admirers from the ‘whole world come here as to the Mecca of lib- erty. Why should these heroes who fought to- gether and saved the Union together repose in isolation, where the lesson of their heroism is half lost on the generations as they arise? Tho cemetery at Arlington, the most beautiful and impressive of all national cemeteries, is the fitting place for the final sepulture of the na- tion's mighty dead. Arlington might well be made the republic's Westminster Abbey, where the great who have lived and died for their country, or who have by peaceful arts honored and blessed it, may be laid to rest in tion of @ national loss and as the final and crowning act of earthly fame. a Great interest is felt here and elsewhere in the deliberations today of the republican execu- tive committee respecting the place and time for holding the next national convention of the party. In the opinion of many politicians the choice of the place will have an important Dearing on the presidential election. The ‘western men claim that it is indispensable to hold the convention in the Mississippi or Mis- souri valley, as several states in that regionare uncomfortably close and the presence of so many enthusiastic republicans from all parts of the republic may stimulate the party to re- newed efforts and victory. ‘The reasons for ‘meeting in New York are deemed particularly strong by the eastern men who advance them. ‘New York, it is said, is not only better prepared to entertain the convention and the crowds that flock to it, but the effect ona doubtful state casting the greatest numbes of electoral votes cannot itself be doubtful. But the trend of feeling is now as heretofore. ‘The republican party looks to the west for the Principal part of its support, and this reason is strengthened now by the fear that states li Towa, Nebraska, Michigan, Minnesota and Wis- consin may break away unless carefully watched and assisted. The committee will not, itis pre- sumed, be moved at all by sentiment, but will in their decision be guided solely by what ap- Pears to them to be the welfare of the pari It is well enough to remark in addition that, whatever place may be selected, the choice will have littis if any reference to the fortunes of any particular candidate for the presidency. +s There is no reason why the vessels of the United States navy should bear foreign names. ‘There is every reason why they should be named in accordance with the law which prescribes that vessels of acertain class shall be named after the leading cities, capitals of the states, etc. The Raleigh was not ealled so be- cause it was the family name of an illustrious Englishman. If there had been provision under law for calling one of the best ships in the navy of this republic after the true founder of British American civilization, Sir Walter Raleigh, it would have been s graceful and fit- ting thing. But the provision in this case was covered by naming her in honor of the capital of one of “the old thirteen,” on the soil of which the preliminary engagements insuring the surrender of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown and the final independence of our eountry took place. If Raleigh isa foreigh name, as some have thought, the so-called secession of North Carolina was a fact and she ie still ins state of 's tribute to Parnell is noteworthy for its eloquence and also for its discretion. A tribute to “the uncrowned king” before his death might have been yaluable to some of the workers in Irish politics as well as embarrassing to Mr. Depew. ——+—____. ‘When republicans in discussing coming pres- dential candidates declare that they are for the administration they should be required to in dicate explicitly whether they have in mind the White House or the State Department, +> ‘The reports that her republican delegation to the next convention may be a little scattering ‘as to purpose is no reflection on Kentucky. She has never yet made any especial boast of that branch of polities. ___——_———— Senator Peffer and Congressman Simpson ‘might take advantage of the recent snow fall in Kansas to go out and leave (a few footprints Jast to see Low they will look on the sands of time. —— ‘New York's experience with the World’s Fair should warn her against expecting to secure the convention by calmly resting on a state- meus of superior fitness. er ——____. The only way to give universal satisfaction Will be to hold the convention on some the- sophie principle by which it cam be present in peveral cities at once. a One of the beautiful things developed by the tae cmreention te the sisterly affec- co-operation shown by St. Paul and Minneapolis. to Rudyard Kipling declares that his mother is the wittiest woman in India. Her son's style of expression would indicate his profound be- lief im the doctrine of heredity. —_- ‘The allegations among delegates that money is being used to influence the location of the convention are premature. This should not be confounded with an election. ————+-_____ One of the curious things developed by the Fivalry for convention honors is how a pho- tographer can make a two-story railway eating house look like a two-hundred-room hotel. ee Itis @ lonesome prominent politician who hasn't enjoyed the honor of mention for sec- ‘ond place on the ticket. (= ee Possibly the best way for New York to secure rain would be to organize a monster Sunday ‘ecbool picnic. Let us come right to the point. ‘We have leased the old Rink on New Yerk avenue between 13th and 14th sts., and propose to re- model it and transform it intoone of the largest and most conven!- ently arranged Furniture and Carpet Establishments in Amer- fea. Ever since we have been in our Present location we have been Painfully aware of the fact that ‘we have not had sufficient ground- floor space nor room on the upper floors to properly display our mammoth stock, it having been necessary for us to have ware houses for storing goods. In the Rink Just the reverse will be the case. We will have an abundance of ground floor space, and with the additional stories which we Propose to add we wiil then have Proper facilities for displaying our immense stock. In the Rink we shall also be abie to sell at lower prices from the fact that we shall be under considerably less expense. We shall give up allof our storage ware houses and otherwise scale expenses in handling, hauling, and by centering the force and saving other expenses incident to conducting business under such great disadvantages. Reduced prices will be the onler of the day. Everything in stock has not yet been reduced, BUT HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES HAVE BEEN—especially in Fur- aiture. We shall begin with the larrer Pieces of Furniture in onder to wet them out of the way first, thus making room for the other lines now in our ware houses, for the ware houses will be dispensed ‘with at the earliest possible mo- ment, thus bringing our entire ‘stock under one roof. From day to day we shall make additional reductions throushout the store, and you need not think because ‘we do not mention just the article you happen to want that it is not here at areduced price—forit is, Swerzoarps ‘These are ‘odd pieces, of which we have but one, and ina few cases two, of a kind. They sre Large Solid Oak Sideboards, handsomely carved, in attractive designs and finished with elegant mirrors. No. 277, Sideboard, was $34.50; Row $23.50. No. 79, Sideboard, was 848; No. 101, Sideboard, was $100: now 860. No. 102, Sideboard, was $105; now 865. No. 103, Sideboard, was 8110; now $70. Carsa crosers. ‘What was said about the Side- boards refers equally to the China Closets. They aro *‘odd pieces’ and we gain considerable room by closing them out immediately. ‘They are solid oak pieces, richly carved and finished, with ,lass fronts and shelving. No. 503, China Closet, was $ now #40. = 2388, Chins Closet, was jow #45. 53, China Closet, was $80; now 860. No. 1227, China Closet, was 880; now 860. No. 583, China Closet, was 8110; now 87.50. Hat sraxps. These are also odd pieces, only one or twoof a kind, and we are determined to dispose of them at once. They have been universally aduured for their beauty, solidity and artistic effect. We feel confi- dent that you will be only toogiad to relieve us of them at theso Fidiculously low prices: No. 122, Hall Stand, was: Bow 240. No. 16, Hall Stand, was 885; Row #45. No. 605, Hall Stand, was 865; now $40. No. 444, Hall Stand, was 8110; now $90. No. 120, Hall Stand, a magnifi- cent piece, 6 feet wide by 10 feet high, of solid oak, attractively carved, with immense mirror and Pronged side hooks, was 8150; now 8145, Currrosiens. ‘Their prices were really low enough and it seems a pity to make them lower, yet “‘necessity knows no law,” and they must be sold. ‘No. 250, Chiffonier and Ward- Tobe combined, was $50; now €:5% No. 135, Chiffonier, was $57.50; now $37.50. No. 42, Chiffonier, was $75; now 850. No. 107, Chiffonier, was 875; now 850. ‘No. 21, Wardrobe and Writing Desk combined, was $75; now 845. No. 104, Chiffonier, wes $90; now 865. Pantor sures, ‘We havea dozenor so odd suites which we will close out at less than cost. In one or two cases they show handling. Lut where such is the case we have made more than @ proportionate re- duction, No. 53, Tapestry Suite, 6 pieces, cherry frame, was $53.50; now $38. No. 200, one Elegant Over- stuffed Kug Parlor Suite, 6 pieces, js one Elegant French ‘Tapestry Suite, of light colored effect, 3 pieces, slixhtly shop- ‘Worn, was $275; now $150. No. 67. Elegant Rug Over- stuffed Suite, 5 handsome pieces, ‘Was $250; now 8150. No. 101, Heavy Leather Over- stuffed Library Suite,tan colored, 5 large comfortable pieces, was ow #145. . one Elegant Silk Bro- eatelle Varlor Suite, richly up- bolstered, overstuffed, was $275; now 8190, Drvaxs. ‘There are many other Divans reduced, but these are the most conspicuous bargains: No. 206, Overstuffed Push Divan, was $43.50; now 825. No. 83, one Elegant Gilt Divan, pholstered, was 855; now €:30. No. 214, one Elegant Gilt Divan, Was 455; now €30. Casixers. : ‘We pick out these as {liustras tions of the many other: No. 782, one exquisite Gilt Cabinet, was $125; now $75. No. 235, one Magnificent Ma- In these the reductions are un- ‘Usually great. No. 153, Gilt Chair, was $25; —E_ _ Ree! A re ere : THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MON DAY. NOVEMBER. 23, 1891. Ar . Fs > ‘They are beauties and Tomes A A ums 00, oo Recently from abroad. Thetr names & ARF Ba ga i Z % (CLOCK) =o. IKAUPRIANS PB L. AG E. Foe caprients ican ale we ead THANKSGIVING ITEMS. Ap elegant ‘‘LOHENGRIN" and =e men ‘A radiant ‘“MARGUERITE,” aND As advertised in yesterday's Post, Arich “RUDENZ," Atrim “TRIC TRAC,” Ma. Marrazw Bezxuers Anatty “TRAVENTA” and A jaunty “JURENTA.” DLE IN THE| These are WRAPS, and such Wraps! WILL LIGHT THE LARGEST CAN farce brs But truthfully, we have fo} = ‘Recelved a line of Wraps such s0 Probably never before was shown YOU ARE INVITED TO BE PRESENT AND WIT- ‘In this part of the country. They Are many in number and NESS THE LIGHTING, WHICH WILL TAKE PLACE AT 5 O'CLOCK SHARP. ‘Varied in pattern. Those mentioned. Are but « few of thekinds. They. Are for Street, Carriage and Opera wear. You will find THIS CANDLE WILL BE PLACED IN ONE OF All the attractive kinds- Opera Capes, Louis XIV Jackets and all THE SHOW WINDOWS OF OUR STORES, 403 ‘The rest. Furthermore, ‘Wo have them at every price and AND 405 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST. IT IS G FEET 6 INCHES IN HEIGHT AND 16 INCHES IN CIRCUMFERENCE. 907 PA. ‘THIS ENORMOUS CANDLE WILL REMAIN BURNING UNTIL COMPLETELY BURNED AWAY, WE WILL GIVE $100.00 IN GOLD, FIVE TWENTY-DOLLAR GOLD PIECES, To the person who guesses nearest to the minute, hour and day of the month when it shall sinally go out. Any purchase in our store will entitle you to # guess, which will be carefully recorded. WE HAVE ANOTHER REASON For lighting this candle. By the time it finally burns out every dollar's worth of goods in our store formerly | 093-19 COR. F AND 11TH 8TS. N.W. belonging to Christian Ruppert MUST BE SOLD, Come and see how we propose to doit. ‘TODAY WE WILL START TO SELL OUR ; Come L L Tuanzsorvines BD o% FE Te x, D Bipcs.8. 6 bans Ss ar ph The st it u pop Hun Luu, *as® = Thursdays ‘Thanbepipngs Dew beige ne artistic a Photograph can be taken in cloudy or rainy We have requested you repeatedly to wait until we had unpacked ours bofore buying any elsewhere. Come and see whether it did not pay you to take our advice. ‘We guaranteo to have FINER DOLLS, BORE DOLLS, CHEAPER DOLLS than any other two houses combined in this city, NONE EXCEPTED. ‘We will be pleased to show them, and are sure they will surprise you. ‘We will refund the money on any unsatisfactory pur- chase if returned to us in good order any tine within four weeks from day of purchase, a TMTITITH H EFEW W WwW RAE ATR TT EEE Wwe © RMMA“S F 7 HoH Eer W w BB F IN NH H ERE MM M! DEO RERAS NH HEH Maat = Se Behan HMMM fo kee EN MSU keel aes THE LEADING TOY AND FANCY GOODS HOUSE IN THE CITY, 403 AND 405 7TH 8ST. N.W. Remember 5 o'clock sharp. Don't forget to be there. pty For Taz DDD A ORR cg ERE DD AA NN CG E DD AA NNN © xR DD ASA NNN CG E - Dopp A A NNN COO Kew = ———— ALTHOUGH OUR WINDOWS ARE NOT FILLED WITH SAMPLES OF FANCY EVEN- ING SLIPPERS THAT WE DO NOT KEEP, WE HAVE 80 FAR THIS SEASON DO! AN IMMENSE BUS! IN EV! FOOTWEAR—UNDOUBTEDLY BECAUSE WE HAVE THE RIGHT STYLES AT MUCH LOWER PRICES THAN THOSE OF OUR COMPETITORS. HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR LEADING SPECIALTIES: LADIES’ SATIN EVENING SLIPPERS at $2.50, in Black, White or colors. LADIES’ RED MOROCCO SLIPPERS at $2.00, handsomely trimmed, BLACK SUEDE STRAP SLIPPERS AT $1.50. BEADED AND HANDSOMELY TRIMMED SUEDE ONE-STRAP BUTTON SLIPPERS AND TIES AT 82.00. In White, Black, Gray and Tan. LADIES’ PATENT LEATHER VAMP WINDSOR TIES AT 81.50. OPERA SLIPPERS, COMMON-SENSE STYLE oF pointed toe, with low, medium ur bigh heels, 50c., Fe., $1.00 and $1.25. GENTS' PATENT LEATHER TIES, $1.50 AND $2.50, GENTS’ PATENT LEATHER LACED SHOES AND GAITERS, 83.00, $4.00 AND 95.00. REGULATION DANCING SCHOOL SLIPPERS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. PATENT LEATHER TIES FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS, $1.45, EVENING SLIPPERS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE. TO MATCH ANY COSTUME, AT PROPORTIONATELY LOW PRICES. —— Wx. Hux & Cos RELIABLE SHOR HOUSES, 00 AND 032 7TH 8T., 1914 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE.» 231 PENNA. AVE. & E. 2 » eee taal fs no2-3m_Cor. 11th and Pa. Laxssurca & Bnuo. Grade, You are invited ‘To give these goods your critical examination, J- C. Horcurmsox, AVE. To Tur Prstic. YOU ARE INVITED TO AT- TEND THE EXHIBITION OF ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS DISPLAYED ON FIRST FLOOR OF NEW ADDITION TO OUR ESTABLISHMENT, ONE PRICE ONLY, W. B. MOSES & SONS, weather as in clear weather. The new features in Photoxraph; the “Parisian Panel” and the “*London Mezzo Tint," are pro- duced only at RINCES', Artist Fotografe Eat your THANKSGIV- ING DINNER from new cloth, You will ish it m We have fixed pric so that all can afford this luxury, ‘That wecarry as larze a stock of TABLE BELONGINGS as can be found anywhere, for we have been supplying the largest HOTELS and PROPRIETORS OF BOARDIN HOUSES with their Table Fittinzs for Years and years. We will not xo into detail to teil you what we show, be- cause most of you ought to know it; and DO KNOW it; but these aro special in the broadest sense of the term, and we wish you, if at all in- terested, to see us and wonder with the crowd how this can bedone. 160 doz. of 16-inch Linen Lunch Doylies, 40c. doz. 500 doz. of 18-inch Plaid Lunch Doylies,t50c. a doz. 100 doz. of 18-inch Damask Lunch Doylies, 65e. doz. 280 doz. of % Cream Damask Doy- lies, Ze. doz. 100 doz. #; Bleached German Dam- ask Napkins. Special price, $1.00 100 doz. 24 Bleached German Dam- ask Napkins. Special price, 81.75 doz. Size; 18x36 Irish Huck Towels, Ie. Size 20240 Irish Huck Towols, 18¢, €2.00 doz. Size 20x40 Irish Hemmed Huck Towels, 2c. 82.50 doz. Size 21x42 Irish Huck Towels, 2%. £2.50 doz. Size 23x46 Extra Huck Towels, - Sixe 22x44 Fine Knotted Fringe Huck Jowels, 250. Size 21x4? Knotted Fringe German Damask Towels, 2%. $2.50 doz. Size 20x40 Heumstitched Huck Towels, 25c. Sizo 22x44 Fine Hemmed Huck Towels, 20c. 83.25doz. Size 22x44 Fine German Damask ‘Towels. Special price, 2c. Colors: Pink and Blue, Red-Gold and plain White. ‘Size 23x46 Extra Fine Open Work Daiuask Towels, 50c. Colors: Yellow, Salmon, Blue and. Pink and plain White. Size 18x36 Unbleached Turkish Towels, 1234. Size 22x46 Bleached English Tark- ish Towels, 25c. Rize 20x54 English Bath Towels, ‘50c., in Bleached and Brown. BARBERS would do well to get ‘our es'imates on Crush, r Towels, &c. We cam Save you money, OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE. can ore der throuzh ‘our Mail Ore Ger Depart ment.” It's a good way to reach tis, ALL orders will receive careful and conscien tious con sideration, it BURGH . BRO. no23 «= «420, 422, 424, 426 TTH ST. N.W. Bee | Pao os oe DRUGGIST SUNDRIES. ‘Tomorrow (Tuesday) will give you an elegant oppor- tunity to layin a supply of Thanksxiving Soaps, Per- fumes and Drugyist Sundries at special Thankegiving Prices. Such prices as these have never een re- corded: SOAPS. All of our Ge. Soaps, such as Copco Bath, Oak- Jey's Honey, Glycerine, Elderflower, Rose and Brown Windsor, Colgate's Turkish Baths.. 10c. Oakley's Highly Perfumed Soaps, Peach Blossom and Bay Rum. = 0c, Eau de Cologne Perfumery Co.'s Fine Soap... saeeeees: jennsereee! All of Colgate's Fine Soaps, such as Rosadore 7th Regiment, Pansy, Sweet Lavender and Glyce- 30 Colgate's Violet Powder. Ayers’ Recamier Cream... Sozodont Tooth Wash. Oakley Ques Cologne.... Hunter's Invisible Face Po PERFUMES. Small bottle of Oakley's Perfumery, hyacinthe and lilac... 15e. bottles of Austin's Forest Flower Cologne......7¢ The entire line of Colgate's Triple Extract, Wed- ding March, Bridal Bouquet, Lily of the Valley, ‘White Rose, Wood Violet, May Beli and all the other odors... .-17e Including bottles. 19¢. bottle of Garwood's Best Florida Water........13¢ 25e. and 30e. Fancy Glass Bottles, cut-glass stopper, of Oakley's and Garwood's Best coon] 96 Oakley's Best Quality of India Bay Rum, large 5c. Oakley's Cachou Tooth Powder, large size.....18¢ 15¢, Garwood's Best Sachet Powder, all OdOTs.....+.8¢ DRUGGIST SUNDRIES. 1,000 25e. Best English Bristle Tooth Brushes ......9¢ 5c. Good Quality Shaving Brushes. ‘20c. Nail Polishers... A AA AA AAA. a An x U EFF MM Re do Pra 4 Wee Bs, ARE BANE 2A SRE K KA A UU F MMMA'AN NNT 909 PENNSYLVANA AVE, N.W., ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS, It Branch, 3111 Mst., Georgetown. VIRGIN VIOLET isthe only Violet Perfume that is made from the ower. VIRGIN VIOLET is very delicate and refined. Have you tried itf W. A. Prence & Co, ‘719 Market Space, Corner 8th st. Houwar Paces Ox Brack Suxs. This week room making bezins, as our HOLI- DAY GOODS WILL be placedon sale and as there is a vast quantity to arrive yet we must have room. For this reason we REDUCE OUR regular stock of staples to prices that will make room. At the same time let us suggest that it willbe agood time to buya Silk dress that would make the nicest kind of a present, and you can save money by «etting now. Hereare some suggesters: 21-inch BLACK FAILLE FOR 0c. yard. 21-inch BLACK GROS GRAIN for @8c. yard. 20-inch BLACK ARMURE for 98c. yard. OUR SILK LEAWER FOR this SALE is a l-inch BLACK GROS GRAIN. Regular Price is $1.25, OUR REDUCTION PRICE, 81.00 yard. 3 DESIGNS fn 19-inch BLACK BROCADE, Worth $1.25. SPECIAL PRICE, ‘98e. yard. 4-4 Waxsvrra Cortox, 9 1-2c. yard, will be one of cur specialties fof TUES- Day. Fare Or Cuance. From know until after the HOLIDAYS we will Lave all Umbrellas that are purchased here ENGRAVED or CARVED FREE OF CHARGE. HOLIDAY NOVELTIES in the NEWEST EFFECTS, such as IMPORTED HOKN and NATURAL WOOD HANDLES, HAND- SOMELY MOUNTED; two of the latest are the TEAR DKOP and the “FLEUR DE Lis.” THREE SPECIALS at BARGAIN PRICES, 26-inch HELVETIA GLORIA. So'd in many places for @1.25. We WILL OFFER FOR 96c. EACH. 26-inch EMPRESS GLORIA, with IM- PORTED NATURAL WOOD "HANDLES, richly mounted. Worth regularly, 82. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, $1.50 EACH, THIS ONE FOR 4EN, 28-inch GLORIA SILK UMBRELLA, “sith natural wood handles, extra good value at °°.25. SPECIAL PRICE, ‘2 EACH. Woo. Unspvrrwear Ar Dows Prices. ‘Weare MAKING SPECIAL PRICES hereto ‘Teduce our large stock of LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR. We give you BARGAIN PKICES NOW, instead of waiting untilspring, when you can tise the goods, LADIES’ WOOL-MIXED VEST, with self- finished neck, extra good quality, PANTS TO MATCH. Regular price, 7c. REDUCED TO ‘5c. s garment. OUB EXTRA ASSORTMENT OF AMERI- CAN HOSIERY UNDERWEAR REDUCED to ‘WHOLESALE PRICES. LADIES’ NON-SHRINKABLE COMBINA- VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS HOLD GOOD. AP- TER WEDNESDAY THE REGULAR PRICES PREVAIL. RACH AND EVERY ITEM IS A SPBCIAL IN ITSELF. A CAREFUL INSPECTION MAY PROVE 4 MONEY SAVER FOR You. NO OLD STOCK, XO ODD Lots, BUT NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, ‘MILLINERY. ‘7Se. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Trimmed Velvet ‘Top Sailors, silk ribbon bands, at 450. ‘98¢, Misses’ and Children's Wide Brimmed Flats, best quality American felt, in all colors, at O80. $1.19 Wide Brimmed Trimmed Knox or Narragan- sett Sailors, in all colors, silk ribbon band, with buckle, at The. $5 Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, 100 styles to select from, in all the latest styles, at 4 83.75. CLOAKs. 5 Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Reefer Style Jackets, full length, good quality cheviot, with silk frog fastenings or buttons, tailor made, at 83.98. $8 Ladies’ and Misses’ Fur-trimmed Jackets, full Jensth, good quality Black cheviot, with fur or silk frog fastenings, full revere of fur entire length of gar- ‘ment, tailor made, at 85.98. $10 Ladies’ and Misses’ Genuine Astrachan Far- trimaned Jackets, full length, good quality cheviot, Silk frog fastenings, tailor made, bound seams, at 87.48, HOSIERY. 19c. Richelieu Ribbed Hose, fancy tops, boot pat- terns, in Tans, Grays, Blues and Browns, at 10¢. 2le. Misses’ and Children’s Fast Black Hose, derby ribbed, full length, size from 5 to 9%, in solid Black oF White feet, at 12c. ‘25e. Ladies’ Boot Pattern Hose, warranted fast colors, novelty striped diamond Black boot, extra quality, in all colors, at 19¢, 21 Silk Plaited Hose, fancy striped, extra long, in all shades, at 8c, ‘We have but 6 dozen of the above Silk Hose in sizes 8, 8s, Vand 934. DRESS TRIMMINGS, All our 500, Braid at 25c. All our 380. Braid at 21c. All our 19c. Braid at 1c, All our 12c. Braid at 7c. All our 9c. Braid at 5c. Special drive in Jet Edging, All our 38c. Buttons at 20c. All our 25c. Buttons at 15c. All our 15c. Buttons at 8c. Allour 10c. Buttons at 5c. All our &. Buttons at 3c. G-inch Rope Fringe at $1.19. 13-inch Rope Fringe at $1.98. Peacock Feather Trimming. $1.50 to $1.19, Full assortment Coat Loops, 25c. Ode. Satteen Corsets, in all colors, extra long. full boned, glove fitting, C. B. make. We have just re- ceived 50 dozen of the above Satteen Corsets, and will ‘sell them for the three special days at 430. Sic. Corset, style 23, which is equal toe great many ‘81 Corsets, in Coutil Corset, full boned, glove fitting, at jc. yard, 58. ‘We are desirous of closing out the following num- bers of the C.B. a ia Spirite Corset: No. 275, sold for $1. No. 272, sold for $1.25, No. 279, sold for $1.39. No. 257, sold for $1.25. = ‘Your choice at 85e. The above lot are all broken sizes. ‘The above special prices hold xood for MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY. The moving has commenced. The Soda Water Fountain was naturally the first togo. We have filed its piace with reduced goods and it will be to your in- terest to pay us frequent visits during the next ten days. Tistep Cuamors For Fascy WORK. ‘We haven't had these fora long time, Dut so many of you appear to want them that we have laid in another supply. All the art shades—some 30 or 40 in number. Only 81.25 per piece. Soars Ar Har Price. We didn't like to, but were compelled to do it. We sold out of the French Soaps in a hurry, so rather than disap- point you we have added about 15 dozen Juile et Cie French Savon de Toilette Soaps, handsomely wrapped in crepe paper and bound with flowered bands. ‘Violet and a number of other odors, ‘Were 25c., now Ike. per cake. These Soups cost us more than this at whole- sale. Onnis. ‘True Violet Granulated Orris, themos: refreshing, delicate end delicious sachet powder made. "he violet in her greenwood bower, ‘Where birchen boughs and hazels mingle, jay boast iteely the fairest tower, “In glen, or copee, of forest dingle.” Scott, ‘The demand has been phenomenal. ‘Truly it has no equal, and it must be that weare selling a number of other Drugwists' portion. Be that as it may, ‘wehave the Orris and the best in the city. 25cents for a large envelope full. We told about them yesterday, and only remind you of them today because Traxrsorvixe Orrenixcs IN FINE SILVER-PLATED WARE. If you need any articles for your table we offer special (CUE prices for this week only: ‘Roger Bros." Tea Spoons, $1.10 the half dozen. ‘Roger Bros.’ Forks, €2.25 the half dozen. Roger Bros.’ Best Triple Plate Knives, @1.85 half dozen. Rowe Bros.* Best Triple Plate Frait Knives, @1.35 half doen. Quadruple Plate Butter Dishes, 82.50, ‘Quadruple Plate Cake Baskets, 3. Quadruple Plate Baking Dishes, #6, ‘Quadruple Ice Pitchers, 85. Quadruple Piste Sirup Pitchers, $5. Quadruple Plate Soup Tureen, $6.50. Quadruple Plate 5-piece Tea Set, @13. Quadruple Plate 3-piece Tea Set, 87. Quadruple Plate Candelabras, 85. ‘We only handle the Best Standard Makers and our stock is immense, ‘We have some elegant Nut Bowls, Epergnes, Urns, After-dinner Coffee Seta, Punch Bowls, &c., in fancy designs, from $15 to $50. ALL ENGRAVING FREE OF CHARGE, R Hanns Co. Ro®3, 425, COR, 7TH AND D N.W, BI 00 SNS BBB 00 Re MM A RRR gu A Ee fe BEE Mae SAE E SE Hoi Kee = The Millinery Department will cele- Drate Thankswivings week in a manner quite advantageous to our patrons. To- morrow morning it will receive twelve exclusive styles and shapes in Trimmed Hats from three of the wost noted Paris millipers, and as an additional attraction will offers number of Trimmed Paris Hats at reduced prices. Ladies desirous of having their Hate’ trimmed by us are advised to place their orders as early in the week as possible to . avoid disappointment, as this branch of the business is already quite overrun ‘with work, Srrcrars Ix Muuuisery. “The latest in the French Fur Felt ‘Faisetto,” “Gothic,” “Primrose” and “Gothic.” which we are showing in Black, Tan, Gray, Brown and Cardinal. 81.48. American Fur Felt Hats im the same shapes, only 75c. each. Velvet-top Sailors, with cloth brim, ‘only 45c. each. Feit Untrimmed Sailors, in all colors, Se. each. ‘Same, trimmed, 98c. each. Beaver-top Felt Sailors, all colors, oly 98c. each. Muusery Tannuxes. All Washington know it. Wemean ‘that we have the finest line of Hat Trim- mings in the city. We cguld not do such « large business if the prices were'nt the jowest Best Quality Prince of Wales Tips, 49e. ; worth 9c. Lovely Ostrich Pon-pons,in Cardinal, Brown, Tan and Black. Only 9e.; worth 81.25. Aigrettes, in all colors, at the low price Fancy Feather Wings and Quills, in Various attractive designs,at all prices. Jet Aigrettes, 19. Jet Ornaments at 38, 49, 68 to 98e. Jet Crowns, for obtaining French ef- fects, 1.08e. to $3.25. Jet Bandeaux and Side-pieces, 2c. to 8c. Jet Passementerie, in all shapes and varieties, 25¢. to $2.48. Rizsoxs. ‘We still have a small quantity left of the “‘special lots” of Ribbons, with Which we created such a surore the past week. All are a fourth jess than regular prices, Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, at 19, 33, 30 and 39. ‘Peau de Soje Ribbons, 45 and 60c. gm? Millinery kibbons, 35, 56 ana Faille Francaise Ribbo ns,39 and 50c. Silk Velvet for Millinery, all colors, ‘WSe. to 3.48 por yard. Hosnay. Fire items—which speak as forcibly as five bundred. First item. Ladies’ 350. Cashmere Hose for 250. Second item. Ladies’ 48c. Past Black Fleece-lin€a Hose tor 35e. Third item. Ladies’ 330. Extra-heavy Balbrigzan Hose for 25e. Fourth item. Boys' Fast Black Extra- heavy Bicycle Hose, double knee, beel and toe. Sizes uptol0inch. Only 250. ber pair. Fifth item. Children's New-grade Fast Black Ribbed Hose 5c. per pair—pest quality yet sold forthe price. * ATENEVY'S: DAILY LETTER. Jn prereuance with our wawai custom the store will be closed all day Thames. giving Day cam aesist im making this custom wnirereal by shop ping Tee eayand Wednentay. While we carry an excellent line of Ladies’ Furnishings, such as Glows, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Underwear, ‘Corsets, Ribbons, Neckwear, Drumrist Bundries, Small Wares, & , Cloaks and Balte are our pre-eminent speevaltiea. Bo much so, in fact, that we are best Brown as an “Exclusive Cloak and Suit House," which mom-de-piume ts due to the fact that we carry the largest and Most extensive variety of exclusive “novelties” in high¢rade garments shown im the city. ‘There is hardiy a day during the fall Snd winter but that we are receiving Rew styles and during the next few days We shall reosive an unusually lance umber, bought expresaiy for Thanks- soving, as many Lusbends take oncasion ‘on that day to present their wives with a Rew winter Wrap. Fass. ‘The handsome window display talle More about Fans then we could put into column. You wili find therein every- thing leastwise desirable. An especially. elegant line of Fans for gift purposes. In the sane window isgiven a pract!- cal ilustration of our elegant stock of Extracts and Perfumeries. We made up ‘our minds in opening this departneut that it should be second to noue in the city. You will find therein the best products of the world’s most renowned Perfumers in all the rarest aud ost fragrant odors. We are selling au eacel- lent Extract at 2oc. per ounce. Haxpxercmers, The Handkerhief news today is for ‘men only. By a fortunate purchase we are giving you two baudkerchiets for ‘what you have been paying for one, viz: Men's Pure Linen—(every thread) — ‘Hemstitched Handkerchiefs in all White, White with neat faucy borders and all- ‘White “Initial.” We can recollect when such Handkerchiefs suid regularly at SOc. ‘These we offer at the low price of Roe each, Guoves. ‘The correct thing for walking, shop- ping, etc. is Suede Gauntiet Gloves. ‘The sbades are Lens, Browns and Greys, 61.38 per pair. other special value is the 8-button Buede Mousquetaite in Black, Tans- ‘Modes and Giey, fitted to the hand and We have never shown & more elegant hora more extensive stock of Gloves ‘than at present. Hosreny. An item for the children. Children's Fast Biack Ribbed Hone at 19 cents per pair. Equal to many qual- ities sold about town for 25 cents. NOTE. —We make a specialty of taking orders for silk hose to mateh the various wlk costuines, “Jos Lor Or Suri. Ha Pisa We secured 50 gross of Shell Hair Pins called **Seconds,” but you would never now the reason Wy, as they equal the “Fiesta.” ‘They are crimped, straight, curved, Dent topsand round tops, and have been WILLIAM BH. McKNI 1 833 Pa. ave. Tut Moxewenrar, 837 and 999 F st. nw. Fine Milliuery, Cloaks, Hosiery, Gloves, &e. THREE DAYS’ BALE Of Hosiery, Merino Underwear and Corsets at excep- tional values, CLOAKS. The following figures will convey an idea of prices 8. Worth #12. 210. Worth €16. Also bundre.ts from #2 Misses’ and Children including only the uewest textures, made in desirable, fastionable styles, FUR CAPES MILLINER ~ MIDWINTER STYLES OF IMPORTED BONNETS, ROUND HATS AND TOQUES. Just received, an importation of New Midwinter Styles of Dress Bonnets and Toques: also new desixns of Evening and Visiting Bonnets and Hate atextreae.y low prices. SPECIAL VALUES IN HATS. Fine French Felt Hats ina variety of dress shapes, Black and all colors, at. Former price... Ine large variety of shapes, Black and all colors, from 25 to 75c. About one-half of former price. Fine Ostrich Tips imall colors st Sdc. ® bumch, Real value, @1 to 1.25. Fancy Feathers and Flowers, Ostrich Prince of Blackbirds, formerly 25 and 50c., now @ for Ze. Sik V in Black and all colors at $1.25; formerly €2 a yard. Surah Silk and SUk Plush at 48e, One-half former rice. 8,000 PIECES RIBBONS—8,000 PIECES. ‘The largest and most select assortment of Rib- bons in the city, in every width, color and quality, for fancy work, millinery and dress trimming, and one-fourth below the regular price, frum No. 1 to No. eo, HANDKERCHIEFS—SPECIAL BALE. Ladies’ Linen Lawn. embroidered and scalloped edge, at 190. and 260. Regular price, 2c. and 3c. to 50. Ladies’ All-linen, Twofor 5c. Regular price, ie. each. ‘Ladies’ All-linen Initial Handkerchiefs. Two for 250. GLOVES—UNUSUAL PRICES. All the best, which we import. Also the best P.and P., the Paris, the Foster. For both ladies and geutiemem 7TH AND E STS. X.W. ‘We still lead in lowest prices for Patent Medicines, a8