Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1891, Page 5

i ll ae a ™ = Re a OG was = Be MAU ww Laxsscnon & Bro. ses a Ak UUM MM ‘What our ‘Merino Underwear Department has For you. ONE Especially good offering For you. gentlemen, ONE Exceptionally rood ‘Barcain for the ladies. Gents’ Superior Quality Fine Australian ‘Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, in sizes from (Shirts) 34 to 50, (Drawers) 2% to 44. $1.75 each. Worth 82.50 each. Ladies’ Fine Cashmere White Wool Vest and Pants, ribbed bottoms and full fashion cut, all sizes. leach, Worth $1.50. ‘LIKEWISE Our Apron Department has something below the price to offer you im an every-day-worn article: Aprons 1 yard wide and 1 yard long, with ‘Wide strings, four rows of drawn work Porvian Suorrma Prace. 7TH STREET. att pees ag E naman aR Desinunte Mereuaspise. Wo offer below articles which ENSIBLE Holiday pres Om these you now have an nmity of SAVING MONEY. ‘across bottom. ar stocks throughout the store Only 10 cents. are complet SB every detail, and Aprons 1 yards wide and long, with wide strings, hemstitched, with 7 linen stripes yarticle is markedat such a price thot will GUARANTEE A SAVING TO YOU. across the bottom. — Only 15 cents. Croax Derwerwesr. ouR . TOILET DEPARTMENT Is stocked with selected merchandise th larve tufted sp of merit. net, Navy and Pium. Bustiaa Rabbit Puffs, worth 75c. Special Price, 17. An clegant assortment of Soap Boxes in Celluloid, ‘Tortoise Shell and Metal,ranging from 25e. to 50e. Ammoniated Bay Rum. Former price, for children’ Porro ret rp rior ar aes 8c. Special price, 25e. haif-pint bottles. ‘We have closed out from an importer 2% pleces of An elegant assortment of Fancy Glass Striped China 8 Navy. Suppl for We. jesiotrope, Old Rese, Black—2 bargain Botties filled with the very finest Tuscan Cologne and Violet Water from 2c. to per bottle. Shandon Bells Soap, a superior article for the toilet. Former price, 25c. Special price, 16c. per cake. THESE 30c. A YARD. Buascers Axo Cowronrantes. 100 pairs of Brown Woolen Blankets for siglo beds. Never sold under $1.0.. $1 pair Lubin’s Large Size Toilet Powder. Only G0 pairs 11-4 White Woolen Blankets (as large as Se. per package. Ti). #4 low price for them... eSpair 100 pairs Gray Woolen Biankets, soft wool, t IN sintle beds, ar $2. [Sarrade, for. ...... #175 pair | OUR 10 Kove Biankets in plain centers, with fancy bor. RUCHING rt . S3and S275 each STOCK of Bed Cagufortables trout 7c. to $3.50 each You will fina one better in the city forthe Fur and Beaver Ruching, 25¢. per =ener-cneee"reannen pean Assorted Ruches—six in a fancy box. Only = = oe : henille Portieres, all colors .... $4.95 pair ‘Tourist Ruching. 14c. per box of six 89 and $6. 50 Pringed Chenille Portieres, all col- yards. 6.15 pair ee Chiffons in all shades. 25c. per yard. ed Chenille Portieres, all col- It would be well to bear in mind that the crowds increase as Christ- mas draws nearer. Each delay causes discomfort later on. Now Isthe time to shop. Why not tak advantage of the pretty things Iaid out, looking so beautiful and fresh? We will reserve all goods 2 28 wee DLS 16.00 ** URTAINS. 0 « “ > GREAT BARGAINS IN SILK STRIPE Boe. 44 Chen'lie Table Covers. Ge. each for you until desired. 82.00 G4 Chenille each 4-4 Frinwed 58 each nes 6-4 Erm«ed Cheni.le Covers. . 82.38 each and $4. OOS-4 F: en) Lie Covers@4 90 each Shwe tes Trine : Eo A REE ss €5.50 12-4 (piauo size) Chenille Covers. ....87.0¢ach | RA NEN Ss, Wearsaisoauowinealine of 4, 10-4and12-4he-| E> AMA RRM g og mille not frinzed much lower im price than the above. | LLLL A A N NN Crrsa Rees Axo Jar Screrss. Pe UG Re &% TE White, Black o Gray China Goat Rugs, loug hair, inn UU RRR G oun ‘esewed au:l warranted odoriess, uu Sa i 82. Geach. BBB uu RR GLG uo £8.00 Japanese Screens on aS 810.50 Japanese Screens oh EM Srawren Laisexs, Heap Rests, Tunes, 4ai* ies EE “oo = > ‘30e. Painted Bolting End <carfs.... a 420, 422, 494 AND 496 7TH ST. ilk Boltins End Searis. Silk Bolting End Scarts. Se. Tinsel Searts. Fe-Tomorrow from 8 to 11:30a. m. sharp—Lamb's Wool Soles, ladies’, misses’ and child's sizes. at 14c. apair. Thisand other daily inducements to follow are to encourage shopping in the forenoon. y Beautiful Head Rests, 25 and 81.39 each. Red and White Braided Pillow Shams. %e., 48c. end %We. pair; worth 48e., 73e. and $1.25 pair. A lot of fine 38e. Stamped Linens. ‘A lot of tne 48e. Stamped Linens. ~ A lot of fine 8c. Stamped Linens. A Two Dars Cor Alot of fine Se. Stamped Linens. TO ROUND UP A FEW OF OUR DE- A lot of fine @1.25 Stamped Linens. SIRABLE LINES FFF 00 RRR MM MM FER NN N FO OR R MMMM FO NNN Pose, Pee bts b 00 R R MMM Kee N NNZ . Grea Varcrs Is Fons. (@6.50 Fine French Couey Cape, best satin lining, WHAT'S WRONG WITH THEY? NOTHING, EXCEPT WE'VE TOO MANY. About 200 pairs Finest French Calf Custom- made Laced and Consress, French toe, plain or tipped, Ato D widths only. A cheap show at gs. ROUND-UP PRICE, 83.65. Until Friday, 8 pm, only. Maurseny. = - Asnrplus of just 150 pairs Serviceable Calf ‘A line of Fine and Stylishly Trimmed Hate, aye Boots has got to be unloaded within the next two days—some with regular double soles and some with double soles and extra tap. ROUND-UP PRICE, $1.8. FOR &i43 EACH. A line of Imported Hats, trimmed, all fine materials, Were $9 and $12, rack After Friday, 8 p.m., $2.50 as before, ‘Tie. Knox Trimmed Sailor Hats, velvet crown, ail colors... He. each Alotof Faney Wings and Feathers, were 75e. and Sie. Choice. 25e. each Prench Felt Hats, all colors, worth $1.48 and 81.75. For ie. Each, Here's agenuine snap! 22 pairs Men's Neat end Very Reliable Laced Shoes and Gaiters, London or French toes—other houses are charging $2 for shoes not nearly as good. BOUND-UP PRICE, $1.20. Until Friday, 8 p.m., only. Lanes: Warsts Axp Wrarrers. 22 Flannelette or Oriental Cloth Wrappers, dark shades, Mother Hubbard front, Watteau back. $1.90 EACH. ___ Cloth Wrappers, in 8 different stylea, worth €5.50 Onty until today, 8 p.m., we shall sell thore te Bo Ladies’ Goods at the Round-up Prices advertised a earlier this week. ae-YOU MUST COME IN TIME IF YOU Ladies? Flannel Norfolk Waist®. Two styles. Colors WISH TO GET THE BENEFIT OF OUR Bed, Blue and Black. GREATLY REDUCED ROUND-UP PRICES, WORTH $3.00, FOR $2.33 ae) EACH. A HH ‘Suey waue HOW ds HOPS u Varees Ls Haxoxencuers, | Www Mew. Hon aA WR NS J White Fubeodered Hematiched Haudier | WoW MMMZ B BA*SE Ae chiefs... isd lia «100. each aa 2 00. gSSg Bic. White Swiss Embroidered and Hemstitched as eee ° cr tal et OO 4az* ccd 00 = Sss8 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 930 AND 902 7TH ST., 1914 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE., si ‘s1.48| 2 231 PENNA. AVE. SE. ‘85a Japan Silk Handkerchiefs, wash silk, em- Dobler ceeeeecccnn nnn tie Soe. Japan Silk Handkerchiets, wash silk, ome Drosera 800 | 89) sy S884 Fxcerrest Varves Ix Unpretias TOMS LETTERS. XVIIL (initials engraved free on ail Umbrellas over 81.25.) 2 5 2 SS ee eee 1.25 2G-uch Twill Gloria Urubrellas, My Dear Jack: hoes . — letter this morning 61.50 w t me the welcomeintel Krape of acacia wood handles. $1.39 ligence that you 1 1.308 inch Twilled Gloria Umbrella tomorrow mornin oeaitenee oe = are be with me aft t nOw prancing wood handles r "il take yo Men's Unbretas, silk it take $1.19 TO 612.00 EACH. avy Natu ee I i 7 Booxs For Tre Hounays. hant You can buy of us any book Oa piece-I'll be © published less un than apy. your Shere iso im We row. Till th Standian and new publications 3 Yours, as ev fully one-third less than pub- Gar ine of Juvenile Books is JOSEPH Av raturpanend: WINTER UNDERCLOTHE ‘with others: Lome sutsea cheat O23Pa.ave (It) _N. ¥. ave., cor. 15th et. A BS < PeLLRAAL DL bAAAA Abb bbbbbbbhhh aA “4 id Fare Fz Woon. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, Conejo W dit ESR TE sone » SEVENTH STREET. as: bag 2 FD - THE —_—_— EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, Have You Visirep Tae Garar Crostxo-Ovr Sure —Now in progress at 621 Pennsylvania ave.?- A chance that shotld not be lost siht of — —-is offered to purchase this season's— —-Ready-made Clothing. We are— —fetiring from the Retail Cloth_— —ing Business to embark tn— ——the wholesale trade. We-— —-bave determined to— Manxsp Paces. —It won't cost you anything to come in and— ——look at our goods and then at our prices, — —This is no ‘‘cstch-penny” scheme,— but # legitimate Ciosing-out Sale, — ——and you can now get the very—= —best Tailor-made Clothing — —at less than you are— ever Ukely to have— ——it offered again. — -—Onr-— —Seventeen years of active business in this— —city fe 9 sufficient testimonial to our- —reliability. Goods are flying off our— counters now, and this sale will— —not last a lifetime. So, if— ——You desire to purticipate— the unequa: —soon. You— —can take your—— choice from a vast— variety of styles,— —colors, sizes and prices,— end no matter what— you purchase it is sours for— eee Sor ean the * aa Oo F OF vo ¥F vr Marken Prices, Hausuncen 8’, 621 Pessa. Ave at Casmaar & Ley, 928 7th and 700 K st. n.w A Doll Baby for 5 cents. One hundred Japanese Dolls that were 12% to 0 at 5 cents each. A Rood size Doii's Carriage for 50 cents. Extra Size and Quality Japanese Fur Rugs in Black, White and Gray. Only #2.50 each. Special bargains in Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Coats. me effects in Imitation China Silk. Only 12c. & yal ‘New Stamped Linens and Art Goods. Our pricesare way down. ‘The Head Rest we eell at 25c. is less than you will Pay for the material. Extra Chenille Portieres, fringed and dado top and bottom, the regular @6 kind. Our price only 24.50 pair. ‘Oda pairs of Lace Curtains to close cheap. CARHART & LEIDY, az $28 7th and 706 Kat. n. w. Heupay Giers, TITT 00 A MM 2. 858s, z oo Fer it aa Mae g £ SSE BMH Rh PAE Oss, T 00 P MH HA AMM M Sys5 EFF 1. OSX ON EF Eo RNS OEE FF HO NNN EE EF WERE E r i NNN EEE ERE A TTTT H H EER RRR i Fg AA r HOM OE ROR boi fh oF PEEL few 24 t H H KEB wow w ww ‘What is more aceeptable, useful and serviceable as a Holiday Gift than some article made of Leather? We have now s larger and better-selected stock: then hes ever before teen offered to the Wesbington pul WE HAVE Pocket Books, Parses, Card Cases, Bill Books, Letter Cases, Pocket Toilets, ‘Cigar Cases, ‘Match Cases, Jewel Cases, Collar Boxes, ‘Manicure Cases, Cuff Boxes, Hand’s't Boxes, Necktie Boxes, Glove Boxes, @usic Rolls. Writing Tablets, ‘Triplicate Mirrors, Portfolios, Photograph Folds, Folding Mirrors, Photograph Frames, Hand Mirrors, Photograph Boxes. Calendars, Military Brushes, Combs snd Brushes, Pocket Toilets, Brush rets, Desk Tablets, Blacking Sets, Nut Pick Sets. Leather Trays, Scissors Cases, Playing Cards, ‘Opera Glass Cases, ‘Drinking Cups, Rocking Blotters, Car Ticket Cases, Penknives. ‘Traveling Flasks, Furnished Bags, Traveling Inks, Chatelain Satchels, ‘Traveling Candle Sticks, Shopping Satchels, ‘Traveling Bags, ‘Traveling Satcheis, ‘Tronks, Dress Suit Cases, ‘Hat Boxes, Telescope Caseb, Dog Collars, Gun Cases, ‘Dox Harness, ‘Schoo! Bags, Shaw! Straps, Sword Cases, , Rasor Strops, Shell Baxs, | ‘Satchel Straps, ‘Pen Wipers, Bag Toys, ‘Umbiella Straps. ‘Onr line must be seen to be appreciated. We have many styles that will not be found elsewhere, and we sruarantee to give the lowest prices and best quality. ‘We have goods from 10s. to $75 each. TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, 1231 Peuna, ave. .w, @e Paosruatic Exozsiox : Affonds the most agreeable means of administering cod liver oil, for conghs, wasting diseanes, general de- LAlity and im all capes where the nutrient oil and the nerve tonic phosphate are needed. ‘Freshly made and sold in any quantity. 8. THOMPSON, = + , ‘Pharmacist, 2 708 16th street. A “Comronrantay Cuat- URS havea richt to be heard from at this time for ‘@ double reason—comfort and fashion. SHAWLS, OUR imast complete line of both—wives us “*Heense” to taik about them. We shall set you to thipking right—answer unasked questions—tell of facts that, with the figures, will make usstroug claim- ‘ants on your consideration. € don't mean to stad bebind anybody. At the Sront is where we aim to be. Folks like to see all the Styles when they are out buying—or getting posted. We carry them. They liketo be sure there are no in- fertor qualities. ‘That iss very marked characteristic of ours—everything is ‘‘up and above board.” Pew know much about FUR—that isto judge of Its vaine. You are obliged to trust. Buy where you can put your confidence. We are not ashamed to put tho prices alongside of the qualities they represent. There couldn't be lower ones and be with safe FURS—or SHAWLS either. ‘We are showin the FURS made up in all the newest styles of wearables—CAPES, WRAPS, BOAS and CHILDREN'S SETS. Cares. JAP. LYNX CAPE with pointed front and. satin lining. SATIN-LINED ASTRAKHAN CAPES— 88.50. FRENCH BEAVER CAPES—912.75. ¥RENCH BEAVER CAPES with collar of Gray Moufloon—$15, 2 "POSSUM CAYES—cut extra long, pointed in front—812.50. JAP. SEAL CAPES—$20, JAP. SEAL CAPES with American Sable collars—825. MONKEY CAPES with Persian Lamb col- lar—820. SEAL-TRIMMED PERSIAN LAMB CAPES—s40. Boas Axp Morrs- SINGLY OR IN SETS. LONG BLACK LYNX BOA and MUFF to match—818 and $35 a set. WHITE ANGOKA BOA and MUFF-815 set. FANCY WHITE BOAS and MUFFS8-815 acct. BLACK ASTRAKHAN CLOTH MUFFS— @1.25 and $1.75. ASTKAKHAN MUFFS-$3.50. FRENCH BEAVER MUFFS-$2.75, CAPE SEAL MUFFS—@2.25, PERSIAN LAMB MUFFS—§2.25, Cunprew's Sera. CRILDREWS WHITE ANGORA SETS— CHILDREN'S WHITE MONKEY SETS— 83.52. eae WHITE THIBET SETS— CHILDREN'S BLUE TINGED MOUFLOON SETS— 27.50. MISSES’ BLACK ASTRAKHAN SETS— 86.50. ‘Somuch forthe FURS. may look high and low and a bette: found. variety cannot be Suawzs. ae CAMEL'S HAIR effects in Gray and Tan checks and mixtures—$4, 5, 86, #7, 88 and 89. IMPERIALHYMALAYAN~all colorsand, Patterns—g10. WOOL SHAWLS—double width—plain or fancy—Gray, Brown and Biack—$5 toss. gl QUARE SHAWLS plenty of patterns— 2.75 to 8. IMPORTED SCOTCH PLAIDS—long Shawls—$10 and 812. CHUDDASHA\ Black, White, Gray, ‘Tan and Red—$2 to 810. FRENCH BROCHE SHAWLS—square and long—812.50 to 840. INDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS—890, 8100 and $150. FANCY STRIPED SILK MIXTURES— for evening use—§6, $8, $8.50, 89 and 212.50. ALL-WOOL SHOULDER SHAWLS-8:, 81.50, #2 and 82.5 Business is a barometer of success. It tells plainer than words whether or not we have touched the right key in the collection >: our stock. WE ARE BUSY IN BOTH THESE LINES. Ifyou want FURS or a SHAWL yon will be very apt fo want to follow in the footsteps of others’ satis- faction and get them here. Their satisfaction is a quaranteo to you. Them you have OURS beside. Well secured, you see. Seatox Penny, “PERRY BUILDING," NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840, ner ‘Telephone 995. ae We have the LARGEST butding in AMERICA devoted EXCLUSIVELY to the sale of FINE Clothing at retait. A Hisr. TITHE MOST ATTRACTIVE T THINGS WE CAN SAY IN T PRINT ABOUT OUR Boys' AND CHILDREN’S GARMENTS ARE AFTER ALL ONLY A HINT OF THE MANY GOOD POINTS THEY CONTAIN. POINTS OF STYLE, FIT, FINISH, GENERAL EXCELLENCE AND MODERATE PRICES. TITRE SHORT-PANTS SUITS 2 FOR SCHOOL WEAR THAT WE ARE SELLING AT G4. axp @5 PensvurrcommenD THEMSELVES TO ALL THINK- ING PEOPLE. THEY ARE MADE FROM GOOD, RELIABLE FAB- RICS, TAILORED TO FIT, TO LOOK AND WEAR WELL, AND WILL GIVE ENTIRE SATISFAC- ‘TION. (P% UR LINE OF FINER GAR- 3 $ MENTS FOR BOYS' AND 00 CHILDREN'S DRESS WEAR ARE MARVELS °F EVERYTHING THAT 18 GOOD IN CLOTHING. NO BETTER OR MORE ARTISTIC GARMENTS “4ZRE EVER SEEN - IN THIS CITY LOOK THEM OVER IF YOU CARE TO SEE THE PERFECTION OF ARTISTIO __ TAILORING, ¢ Axenicax Crorstens, 1200,1202 & 1204 FST.N.W. az aire, ae, Ge? DIRECT i THE FACTORY. | FINE ‘SIL HOLIDAY . c. eanespée Woopwanp io. Axp Lorunor. 10TH. 11TH AND F STS X. W. —_—— Grasp Guastuioar Recerriox Tas Weoxespar Evesxe FROM 8 TO 10. —o— “Twill be an occasion—novel as well as grand. ‘The store will bea museum. You will realize this evening that the months of preparation and buying for THIS SEASON'S HOLIDAY ‘TRADE have not been in vain, and that we have brought together under one roof a colossal stock-.a representative assortment of staple and novelty merchandise, suitedto the wants and ‘Reeds of all ages and stations—surpassing any Previous effort, and second to none shown any- ‘where in the country. DOLLS, TOYS, GAMES, BRIC-A-BRAC, PICTURES, CLOCKS, LAMPS, AND ‘Myriads of beautiful articles —For—_ USEFUL, SUBSTANTIAL, APPROPRI- ATE —Houwsy Girrs.— On this occasion no goods will be sold. The aisles will be cleared, and you can roam at Pleasure from place to place. All four eleva- tora will be running during the entire evening. Our friends, patrons, strangersand the public generally are cordially invited. —o—_ —e— Muusery Panto RS, 2D FLOOR, 18T AND 2D ANNEXES. —o—_ Onr special offer yesterday was some FINE FELT HATS at 25c. each and French Felt ‘Hats at 50c. each. FOR TOMORROW WE OFFER o—Our entire stock of —o Trev Hats Axo Boxxets AT ONE-HALF AND LESS THAN ONE-HALF THEIR ORIGINAL PRICES, ee ‘We have divided them into six lotsand marked them $1.98, 23.98, 85, $7.50, 810 and $15. ‘We have too many and want room for EVEN- ING GOODS. Youseldom meet with such an opportunity this carly in theseasom. Profit by it —_.— Srecuz Hozwax Orrenxa Or Now the SHAWLS. You |- Dress Goons. + Each Dress Pattern put up in a pretty box wnen desired. free of charge, The box is to protect the dress and adds grace to the Christmas present.. All-wool Pattern Dresses in a large variety of Pisin and fancy fabrics. — #3, $4and @5.a pattern. — All-wool Diagonal Knickerbocker. All-wool Mixtures, All-wool Plaids. —Were 50c. Now 37}. ayard.— All-wool Twilled Cheviots and Mixtures in light and medium shades. Were 7c. —Now 50c. a yard. — Camel's Hair Plaids in Navy Blue, Reseda, Brown and Tans. Were 81.10, —Now Tie. a yard, — Six styles of Superior Quality Camel's Hair in colorings suitable for children’s and ladies’ wear. Fifteen styies of Camel's Hair Cheviot Plaids, —Now 81.50 yard.—— All-wool Vigogne, in Light Tans, Light Grays ‘and Bluet, with stripes of Angora wool—this ‘season's latest production. Were $2.85. —Now 82.00 yard. — BEDFORD CORDS. ‘We now have a full line of colorings. Prices range from >—T3e. to $2.50 yard.— (First floor, 10th st. building.) —o—_ Two Exrma Goon Buaroarss IN CHENILLE CURTAINS. “VERY DESIRABLE!" ‘That {s what you will say on seeing the Cur- tains. Make a pleasurable poliday gift, too. 150 pairs Extra Quality Embroidered. Che- nille Curtains, $12.00 to $16.00 grades, to close at —86.75 a pair.— 200 pairs Good Quality Chenille Curtains, imanufacturer'’s “seconds,” $5.00 to $J.00 wrades, to close at 83.00 pair.— A large line of French Cretonnes, —— Reduced to 2c. a yard. — ENTIRE LOT OF SILK DRAPERY FRINGES REDUCED AS FOLLOWS: ‘Se. quality to 65e. a yard. 00 8 a5e, $1.25, 81.50and 81.75 qualitiesto$1.00a yard, 82.00 quality to $1. 50a yard. All designs and colors for fancy work. 32-Inch Printed China Silks. ‘Tde. quality reduced to 56c. ‘SSe. and $1.00 qualities reduced to 75e. Each price represents a good color range, ¢8- Pecially suitable for Mantel Draperies, Scarfs, Cushions, Covers, &e. (Fourth floor, 11th st. building.) —— Taruz Coven Axn Try DEPARTMENT. SALE EXTRAORDINARY OF TABLE COVERS. —Fineat Products of the American Loome.— 1 lot of 4-4 Chenille Table Covers—good colors, pe ae 1 lot of G4 Chenille Table Covers—good colors, —81.75.— ‘Liot of extra fine quality 64 Chenille Table Covers, with heavy knotted fringe, 82.75. — lot of 6-4 Derby Satin Table Covers in Mt shadee—finished with heavy knotted fringe, ‘These are the best values we have ever offered, tm Tapestry Table Covers. 1 let of Bith Tapestry Table Covers in new ‘shades—finished with fringe. 14.00 — 1 Lotot PERSIAN SCARFS, | Innew colorings, _ 25, 30 and 450,— DECEMBER 2, 1891. : Doxt Dmar To Stop that cough! Else the bronchial tubes will be en- Jarred and the delicate tissues of the lunes exposed to injury. Nother medicine is so speedily operative in throat and lung troublesas AYER'S CHERRY PRg- TORAL. A few doses have been known to break up an obstinate and distressing cough. Sufferers from asthma, bronchitis, croup, consumption, sore throat ‘and whooping cough finds sure relief in the use of ‘this preparation. It soothes the inflamed membrane, TRY Promotes expectoration and induces repose. Don't be without it in the house. Sallie E. Stone, Hurt's store, ‘Va., writes: ‘I have found, in my family, that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral was always acertain cufe for colds and coughs.” “Five years ago I had a constant cough, night ‘sweats, was qreatly reduced in flesh and had been given up by my physicians. Ibegan to take Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and was completely cured.”—Amga A. Lewis, Ricard, N.¥. AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Prepared by Dr. J. . Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Draggists. Price, 1; six bottles, $5. Coxsumerion Carries off many of its victims needlessly. Itcam be stopped sometimes; sometimes it cannot. ‘It is as cruel to raise false hopes as it is weak to yield to false fears. ‘There is a way to help within the reacfl of most who are threatened—careful living and SCO11T'#EMUL- SION of cod-liver oil. Let us send you s book on the subject ; free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 132 South Sth ave., New York. Your druggist keeps SCOTT'S EMULSION of cod liver oil—all druggists everywhere do. 1. ME®. WINSLow'’s sooTHine syKUP ‘Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDAEN WHILE TEETH- ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for | DIARRHEA. Sold by Drugwists in every part of the ‘World. Be sure and ask for **Mrs. Winsiow’s Soothing Syrup” and take no other kind. ais-ly Res A Lae Bacx WITH POND'S 4 EXTRACT. For Tur Broon. ‘Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and Biliousness take BROWN'S IKON BITTERS. Itcures quickly. For sale by all dealers in medici Get the genuine. uv s U . uu = Bass = DD 4 BPD 4 BB a: DvD a aA A SS, - SN OS aa S88 ss 2 TR 5 BA Base Bass ” BRE aA Sss5 S55 NNN > CORNER 7TH AND D STS. N. W. SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT MODERATE PRICES. Our extracting room fs in charge of an expert who ‘has made this work a specialty for years: ‘We use more yas than any firm in Aierica, guaran- teeing it to be chemically pure and the best that money or science can procure. With such an azent there is positively no danger, but for those who prefer a local angsthetic we usecocaine and xonine (the latter our own invention), applied to the cums hypodermicaily. In short, we are prepared to administer any known anesthetic and to extract your teeth SKILLFULLY as well as PAINLESSLY. Compare the price of our 24K. GOLD CROWNS: with that of other dentists able to perform the same artistic work. wie »' aed a i Hl & i ee &s Suexrrs Sue or 965,000 WORTH OF FINE READY-MADE CLOTH- ING AT NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. On Monday last, November 23, Mr. J. Haussling, sheriff of the city of Newark, N.J., sold, under the bammer, the entire stock of the UNION CLOTHING COMPANY, Consisting of Men's, Youths’, Boys’ and Children’s OVERCUATS: (Of all shades, crades and styles. ‘MEN'S SUITS Of all descriptions. BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS, BOYS' SHORT PANTS SUITS, MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S PANTALOONS, ‘A perfect wilderness of thein, ‘The stock was invoiced at 865,000. ‘The sale was peremptory and the terms CASH. ‘The entire stock was knocked down to us by Sheriff ‘Haussling at a fraction over 827,000. Less than one-half the original cost of manufacture, The wajor portion of these goods have been received. The balance will follow as fast as they can be packed and shipped. What are we going to do with this immense addition to our already tremendous stock? GIVE IT TO YOU AT TEN PERK CENT ADVANCE ON THE COST TO US. WE COULD SELL AT AN ADVANCE OF FIFTY PER CENT AND STILL GIVE YOU TRE- MENDOUS BARGAINS, but it is *‘agin” us to de- part from the OLD PATHS—which is TEN PER CENT, no more and no less. NECESSITY does not compel us to give you these goods at 60 cents on the dollar, but our HONOR does, THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED Allday on Monday, November 30, in order that we ‘may unpack, aseort, classify, mark and arrange the goods, so that we shall be properly prepared to wait 08 7°" TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, When our doors will be thrown open promptly at NINE O'CLOCK. VICTOR EK. ADLER'S 20 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 827 AND @20 7TH ST. ¥.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUB STRICTLY ONE PRICE SW Until after the holidays this'store will be open evenings until 10 o'clock, Saturdays untii 11 p.m. 2d EDITION. NOT CARING TO LIVE. Cyrus W. Field Crushed by His Re-| cent Misfortunes, THE RUSSELL DIVORCE CASE RESUMED The Glendale Train Robbers Se- cured $75,000. . 2 PRRIGER Sow Assistant to the Engineer Commis sioner Enters Upon Mis Duties The new assistant to the Engineer Commis. CIVIL WAR IN CHINA. - Capt. G. J. Fe rrived at # trict building today and took charge = = by Capt. Rossell when he was MR, D NOT DYING. cor Commise There was wn a ard at the time and His Physician Says That There is aChance | for Ultimate Recovery. © assisfent to New York, Dec. 2.—Dr. Fuller, Mr. Cyrus | gee . : 3 we time the quortet chatted pleas- W. Field's attending physician, issued the fol-| suey over District affairs end then Caph lowing bulletin at 8 © clock this morning pea et “Mr. Field slept bottcr last might than st any |", convermtion with a reporter of Tes fren time previous. His con.liti n this morning is Capt. Febi aid: “Vea, 1 « Ato be somewhat better than it esterday morn- | \y Peet te ing.” \ Of cours ‘The condition of Mrs. Li daughter, remains abs At noon Dr. Fa: outlook for Mr. F time, with even slight | ery. “Mr. Field,” Dr. & pleasant IF new time to be How ley, Mr. Field's | samy re was a favo able t ver, Ta tic 1 in my at roubles ame strong wish for | ¢ pyre Edward M. Field has the % Bennett of Hartford, Gonn., - es the Field resi | clerk of the patent office, has dence this morning inquiring about Mr. Field, | ente his dution. Mr, Bennett tne thad An intimate friend of the family who did not | a good deal of experience in official life in his wish al nam : ae o ; 1} native sta d therefore is pot entirely un was taken to the asylum at Mt. Vernon from the | fy, ta Renuababn ental . house of a friend, and had not been at bis | congpiering,.<-pemte - idence, 125 East 2ist coun: ih days. ward,” he suid, suicide, as reported, but he t! z He is undoubtedly insane, but not incurably | } 80. number of | and he w beginning t ne Las anything to do with ‘ will endeavor to reeu: med, hus been abso- | ton of some Duryee tw high office. IMPOVERISHED ts FATHER. Cyrus W. Field, i lutely stripped of his possessions by his mad | --- son, according toa friend of Mr. Ficld, Three | Secretary Tracy and the Brooklyn > fter the funeral of Mr rus W. Pield | Ata meeting of the Kings county repeats Edward entered his father's sick room and told ecutive Committ in Brooklyn last night him some of hix difficuities. He said he must | specches were made attacking Secretary Tracy aati ee ee ee ted hat the | the ground that bis enforcement of civil key to his strong box should Jed to | *et vice regulations in the Brooklyn 1 Edward, and he told his sou: “Here is the key | ¥* 14 A great measure responsible to of the box containing my securities. Ld po repabi ag 3 + . o1 them, my son, to help you through | ofered even going 0 far as to call on the Sourkronbles:"” Edward Wield ‘took. tue key | Pfesidenttorcmove Mr. Tracy trom the eabiuet, and furthermore took every security in the |bUt cooler counsel prevailed. One of the | speakers urged that the Se box, and Cyrus Field is now as poor as the day trying e entered the world. | to build up a navy that would 5 ‘The amount of securities taken on this ocea- | BA0n, and he was adopting methuds thet sion by Edward from his father was in the | would de away with Finally neighborhood of £300,000. Cyrus W. Field has | ® Tesolution was adopted providing for te ap not been considered a very rich man since his | Pontment of a commitfie of five to gome to heavy losses in 1877 and this was, as he himself | Washington and ask Secretary Tracy to #0 i be had in the world. — aa, yee: od ae poe veel thet they Sheriff Gorman said today that the commit- | “°W4 not work to the injury of the party, ———s ment of Edwin M. Field to an insane asylum overrides the order for his arrest, and that his Range of the Thermometer. : instructions not to arrest the other members of | Tae following were the readings at the office the firm of Field, Lindley, Wrechners | of the weather bureau & Co. bad not been countermanded. He would not serve the order against the other members of the firm until he had received instructions. ‘The deputy sherifi, who was put on the case late yesterday afternoon, would say nothing this morning. ieaccaaeeninn COUNTESS RUSSELL’S SUIT. 48; maximum, 48; mini — Second Edition Continued on Sixth Page. Dow’r KUN THE Risk of your ng weil of t Particulars of Her Husband's Alleged Bra- tality Related to the Court. Loxpox, Dec. 2.—The proceedings in the suit of the Countess Russell for separation from Earl Russell continued in court today. There was a large crowd present, but not so many ladies as yesterday, the testi- mony having been of a revolting nature. In her testimony today the countess reiterated her insinuations of the unnatural relations between Prof. Roberts and the earl. She stated that the separation from her husband bad been regarded by her as only temporary. It came about on advice of a physician and on account of the state of her health, caused by the earl's bratal | treatment. Financial considerations were not the only obstacles to a making up with the earl. Still it was true, as she stated yesterday that to avoid publicity «he was willing to with draw her suit if a proper allowance were maile. In her testimony she further stated that th earl had taunted her with the fact that he paid for her underclothing. She had repaid the money to him afterward. Dr. Godson was the next witness. He testi- fied that he had attended the countess and that at certain periods she was subject to hys- te At such periods she might magnify small matters into import Mrs. Dick, the countess’ maid, testifi firming the evidence given by the to the earl’s crucity to animais and h his wife. He had threatened to chastise ber, and had in fact harshly handled her. Mrs. Dick also intimated that the relations between the carl and Prof. Roberts were improper. Mrs. Vaie, who had acted as nurse to the countess, testified that she had known the countess to be thrown naked from bed by the earl. She bad carried her from the floor to ai adjoining room and brought her back to cou sciousness. With the presentation of this testimony the evidence for the countess closed. SIR CHARLES RUSSELL'S ADDRESS. ‘The audience craned their necks in their en- deavor to see Sir Charles Russell as he arose to present the case for Earl Russell, Great in- terest was manifested to hear this celebrated lawyer defend his noble client from the charges made against him, and there was not a stir in the court room as he cloquently spoke in de- fense of the earl. | "Bir Charics im substance aid that he would limit himself to the broad iseue of the case So far as the separation of Countess and Earl Rus- sell was concerned all that he would way was that the lady was at liberty to leave ber bus- band when she liked. ‘the sole object of the present suit was to force the payment of ali- mony by the earl. a Sir Charles, referring to the Roberts inci- dent, deciared that the countess, through veiled and Obscure inuendo, simply desired to wound her husband. She was afraid to strike open, Why, Sir Charles asked, bad the other side not made that serious allegation honestly, straightforwardly and directly? Unices the suggestion iu connection with Roberts was meant to be treated as a grave charge, to be gravely considered and dealt with, a greater act of cruelty could not have been performed in bringing it forward. ‘8Gir Charis then procesded to resent the of cruelty. He asked the jury not to be carrced away by a clever and engaging woman telling them a story that was uatruc im all ite esential details—a woman 60 perverted as to put forward the Roberts incident m order to support hopeless case by odious imputations. These inrputations, Sir Charles declared, were mace not only against the carl, but against another man, whose name and repu- tation it bave been blasted by them if be had not stood high iu the opinion of his col- es. At this point the court adjourned. —_—— ABOUT 875,000 TAKEN. ‘The Train Robbery Near St. Louis Becomes a First-Class Sensation. Sr. Lovrs, Mo., Dec. 2—The Adams Express Company, it is now stated, will lose about $75,000 by the robbery of the "Frisco night ex- press car near Glendale Monday night by six alts 1 Miss KATIE M. BEANE ot thems. © 14ie North a, con- December 1. Sut aa SSAMEN D. FANNING, non of tue late Sodom waa William Hoinustend Notice of funeral hereafter, . 20 p.m, from Conmceticat ver 2. nt 80290 9 i Abmany Mw Tur Reo Frise Is Fisse. be “danger ‘ema. tnends, oud they it. bang out ways been, ved, af weean Le BERD THE WARNING. Many imitations d simulations of CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS are bene fer, aude Our duty to aise the “dancer scual.” DON'T DE DECEIVED. You cannot be too careful; you cannct serntiniae too closely. When you ask for CAKTEA'S 447 TLE LIVER PILLS you want “C-A-R-T-E-R-8,” Dou't be careless; see that you get “C-Adk-T li. Rotuse ail other, take nothing but the weuuine CAR TER's LIVTLE LIVER PILLS. A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE. = & nm. masked men, and the bold “hold-up” is rapidiy | ™*4 ‘Smelt Dove, ual rom developing into # criminal sensation of the| 6 first order. —— m “MERELY LOCAL,” SAYS CHINA. Turxe Is No Dasorn in using 6 ODERe Ges COTE Cae Reports of the Kevolt Officially Declared to eccidepts that ey ofieu acur (ClLar at en Be Grosely Exaggetated. Call and look ot our Benxrx, Dec. 2—Dispatches received here = today from Pekin state that it is officially an- =por, = nounced there that'the reports of the disturb- om myl9tr WASBINOTON GAs LIGHT COMPANY. Cuupuex Cur é vom rironEu‘e