Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. |J WASHINGTO Editor, IR EVENING STAR has a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper in the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it hus ne competitor. ‘The opening of » new Congress, always an uteresting national event, is of peculiar im- T. ONIGHT task of the new House is well-nigh colossal. A misstep and the men who control there will wake way for the men who were lately dis- placed. But the opposition is not united. The republican west is as staunch in favor of free silver as the doubtful middle states are in opposition. But the re- publican calculation is a compromise measure enforced by the discipline of the best organized party that ever figured in history. If the sub- Ject can be removed from discussion by the Fifty-second Congress at its first session then the issue between the great parties next year will be the tariff. Itought by that time tobeshown whether the American people are protectionists orfree traders, using these terms in their popular and not technical signification. A ‘square ont fight between the parties on this one issue with Mr. Blaine or Mr. Harrison leading the republicans and Mr. Cleveland or some western man heading the democrats would be a contest worth secing. Congress, however, should disabuse itself of the idea that clecting Presidents is its business. There are many matters only incidentally, if at all, connected with politics which will come before it and which cannot be pigeon-holed. ‘The government bas grown so great that the mere provision of ways and means for its finan- cial support is a mighty legislative task. But beyond this necessary work of collection and disbursement there are measures of general nd local importance within the sphere of national legislation, and which are, some of ‘them st least, hardly less urgent than the ap- propriation bills themselves. Congress is the local legislature for the District of Colnmbia, and certain measures touching this District are of general interest, for the people take pride in their capital, and the members of the federal government, from each and ali of the states, are individtally concerned in legislation took- ing to the health, comfort, safety and even the ernamentation of the national cit, re As announced in last night's extra Stan the speakership fight terminated on the thir- tieth ballot. In choosing the man finally se- lected no experiment was tried. Judge Crisp’s career bad shown that he had at once the judicial qualities for a presiding offi- cer and th politics! qualities requisite in a deader im a time of crisis for his party. Wise in counsel, firm, but moderate in temper, and ili in manner, the Georgia Represen- tative has not often been surpassed in full- ness of qualifications for the high post to which he has been called by the suffrages of his fellow members. ‘Jn some parts of the country there will be a temporary feeling of disappointment over the Gefeat of local candidates or in quarters where the new Speaker is less known than in his own section that the leader on the floor in the last democratic House and the party's conspicuous champion on the issue of tariff reform was not promoted to the chair. It is probable that this feeling will not last, for the record and profes- sions of Speaker Crisp indicate that be is fully abreast of sentiment in his party on this sub- H Mr. Crisp is chosen not only Speaker of the national House of Representatives, but speak--r of Washington's common council. The Distri>: of Columbia knows him well, better perhaps than any other community except his own im- mediate constituency. Here he has been recog- mized for several years as a conscientious, broad-minded, growing man. Without dis- paragement to the other candidates, who would have adorned the position if chosen to fill it, and who are all good friends of the capital, Washington congratulates itself upon the selec tion which the democrats have made of a pre- Siding officer for the lower house of its local legislatare. +2 There is probably a periodicity in erankism, @s there is certainly an epidemic of it when once it has @ well-defined development in any locality. Thus in New York at present, as has several times happened in Paris, when a crank whose heart as well as mind is disordered at- tempts to assassinate a notable person, other murderous cranks make similar attempts. The shooting at Rev. Dr. Hall and the fearful explo- sion in Russell Sage’s office were speedily fol- lowed bya threatening letter to Conrad Harris. Happily the letter fell into the hands of the po- lice, and the threatener was arrested. It must end in the unfortunate isolation of the class of intended victims and an undemocratic air of dis- trust and suspicion. The class of cranks should be more closely watched and the accommoda- tions of the insane asylums enlarged. But the epidemic, like other epidemics, will presently spend its forces. _ The report of the Census Bureau on the Population of Kentucky shows an increage from 1880 to 1890 of 12.73 per cent. There are numerous higher rates of increase, but this is suficient to show that the blue-grass state can hold its own in spite of the feuds and blood- shedding that it is popularly supposed to harbor. ——__—_ +e § The Hoosier and the Knickerbocker claims are the only ones to the fore as set with refer- enee to the democratic convention, but this fact furnishes no reason to believe thet this im- portantand esteemed institution will beallowed to languish for lack of appreciation. ——_ + ‘The recommendation of “absolute dryness” by the health officer as a safeguard against in- fuenza will be reassaring to those who con- template a regular perusal of the sct speeches im Congress. ——+ = —___—_ It may not be improper to admonish Con- gress that the legitimate of strife and carnage at the present day is the foot ball field and not the legisiative hall. ——_—s ‘There are a great many new members in the city, but up to date the hotel gas burners have | & been discreetly managed. L @etermination without running into the ex- treme of obstinacy. a eee Mr. Brice may now make himself at home in i ‘ven the weather was Crisp this morning. ULIvs Lassscnc Asxovxcrs ‘That he is determined to close out bis entire balance of stock prior to his re- moval from F street to the site of the old Skating Rink on New York avenue, which will occur as soon asa new build- ing can be erected thereupon. He Wi Keer Ovex Asp Weoxespar Nicar To accommodate those unable to shop uring the day, and inasmuch asthe store is usually crowded in the daytime, he suggests that those who can conven- fently do so shop st night, as they will secure better attention. 5 Here is another batch of reductions: Urnorsreny Deranruesr. duced from 86 to $3 per yard. 8 pieces of 50-in. French Curtain Damask reduced from $5 to $2.75 per yard. Warne Desss For Mex Axo Lapres. 8 Ladies’ Handsome Writing Desks, in imitation mahogany and antique oak; was the best value we had at 10.50. We Shall close out the 8 st 87. 75. 6 Ladies’ Solid Oak Writing Desks, in antique oak, 16th century and old English, reduced from 818 to #13. ‘To close them out we offer 5 Roll- top Office Desks,3 ft. 6 in., drawers one side, all the various spartments, re- duced from £25 to $20. To close them out we offer 3 Roll- top Oftice Desks, (4 ft. Gin., drawers both sides, book case, paneled back, polish finish, reduced (from $37.50 to $28.50. Catroxrers Repvcen. Of tho number reduced wo consider these about the best illustrations of how we have chanzed the prices. 5 26-in. Solid Oak Chiffoniers, 4Jarge drawers, 2 simall drawers, larged beveled mirror and hat box, Snished in antique oak and 16th century, recuced from $13 to89. ALL ARacks, We will close out 5 Solid Oak Hall Racks, which were #8, at the reduced price of 86.75. We had over 200 of theso Racks, and they were the best Rack in the city for 88.50. These 5 will go for 86.75. Two in antique, two in 10th cen- tury and one in old English. Masrez Tors Revecep. A short while ago we advertised about forty-five Mantel Tops at a reduction of 25 percent. Today we have but eleven Jeft, all told. These can also be bought at 25 per cent off their marked price and ‘cannot last more than a day or two. Rea Covcues Revvcen. Four Handsome Wilton Rug Couchés, spring edge, silk plush trimmings, 6-in. sik nap wool fringe, reduced from 823.50 to $17.50. Swepoanps Repvce. It's folly to pay regular prices so nz 8 we are selling goods at reduced prices, Five Solid Antiquo Oak Sideboards, large size, $22.50to 816.50. No. 153. One Elegant Walnut Sid:- board, with best Tennesse marbie, hich cabinet top, with two beveled plate mi:- board, extra size (4{t. Gin. top), hand- somely carved, reduced from $73.50 to $52.50. 2Sixty-six inch Exquisite Solid Oak Sideboards, massively hand-carved and finished with 30x50-inch bevel plate mirror. These Sideboards have a history. ‘They were made to sell for 8200, but we bouxht «dozen oF so very low and have been selling them at $145. We will close out these two at ¢115—being practically as reduction of 883. Caamser Scrres Renucen. No. 200. 1 Elegant Solid Oak 3-piece ‘Chamber Suite, in old Engtish fintsn on quartered sawed oak. Size of dresser, 50 by 24in.; sizeof washstand, 42 by 20 in.: size of bed, 41t. 8 by 6 ft. 4in. Large beveled plate mirror and bapd- somely carved. Reduced fro #97 to 50. Best value yet offered. No. 3150. 1 Elewant Solid Oak Cham- ber Suite, 3 pieces, with French bevel glass, size 40 by 50 inches, about the largest mirror ever placed in a dresser, old Enxlish finish on quartered sawed oak. Reduced from $1: to $93.50. Panton Scrres. No doubt you remember the elegant Silk Brocatelie Parlor Suites wiich we have been selling at £6550. We have but 7 left, and will close out these 7 at We have 3 Solid Quartered Sawed Oxk Frame Parlor Suites, polish finish, richly uphoistered in silk tapestry, 6 Pieces, various combinations of colors, which we shall reduce from $75 to $57.50. Foinrxe Bens Repvcen. We have 1 Folding Bed, an exact im{- tation of a rosewood upricht plano, of the celebrated Andrews make, slightly shopworn, which we shall close out at ‘250. Has been 990. Ics Laxssvrzes, Carvers, Forsrrene, Uvnotsrery Goons, &e., Coz. 131 Asp F Srs. N. Ww. “Ce S ‘Carp ROM STINEMETZ’s. We announced that our London Dyed brown Pur Capes tn. iuuitation of Bealeuian Collars. for Coats, $10, $12 tin ‘Bverythina in Fur Trim- atnye worth buying at ai, B._H. Srrxeuerz & Soxs, 1237 Pa Ave asv413 1310 Se Brrc-a.vrac, ovr orass, YSTEB PLATES, CHAFING DISHES, Taste DECORATIONS IN GREAT VARIETY, Every erquistre yor tie xitcazs, AMPS, PIANO, BANQUET AND PARLOR, NGLISH AND AMERICAN TABLE CUTLERY, EYRIGERATORS AND ICE PITCHERS, a aes ante Basan, DINNER AND DESSERT SETS. |UT-OF-TOWN ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED Novexrms vop, porgpe® AND WEDDING ecl®2m__J. W. BOTELER & SON, 993 Pa. sve. anor THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. TUESDAY | Xsas Groves. Following are some new styles of Ladies’ Kid Gloves for Christmas shades, from @1.95 to $2.45. pair. The Vandy ke is another of our exclusive styles and ‘so are the 4-button Light Colored Kids, with Black selection now and get first choice. We gives Bamboo Glove Box free with every three pair of Gloves, and forward them to any place in the Union at ourex- pense. Any Glove purchased from us can be exchan keds ‘any time after the holidays should sizes, é&c.. not suit. Some Srecut Prices Toxonnow. Ladies’ 5-hook Foster Lacing Gloves. patucet trem S125 vw $1.05. Ladies’ 5-button French Dressed Kids, Fast Black ‘and in colors. neaucea trom $1.75 to $1.40. Ladies’ 8-button Suede and Dresed Mousquetaires. patwatirvom $1.50 » $1.10. cents $1.35 Kids tomorrow at $1.10. Misses? S-hook Foster Tacings, worth 8Do., at 650. Every pair tried on at our risk. At above prices tomorrow only. EK! E SS eEyy BS Es E. 88 te wy BEE tu oo uu *. BR R ERE 6G6G. goo G GE 2 ¥ y ee PE PM Sap baa do Wr EE, 8088 GGG LLLL 00 ‘VEER UcU OO = 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 911 1t BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STS, Guus Caxores, Cor. 11th and F sts, ‘In our handsome retail department you ean buy the most delicious Candies in Washington. No fancy prices, all goodsstrictly first-class and absolutely freah. ‘Try our Honey Butter Scotch, 40c. pound. ‘Look for our daily card. at Srzouz Norce ANNOUNCEMENT, Owing to the condition of the weather in theearly Part of theday of yesterday many were of the opinion that our Exposition would be postponed. Such wasnot the case, however, as Our Establishment was open as advertised and we were favored with a large crowd of visitors. Many expressed themselves as being sur- prised and delighted at our gorgeous display. This ‘encourages us to continue the exhibit THIS EVENING ‘The house will be brilliantly lighted between the HOURS OF 7 AND 10 P. M. All are cordially invited to attend. W. B. Moses & Soxs, 1t CORNER F AND 11TH STS. N.W. BOTTLES BOTTLES BOTILES: imaginable style and desixn, from the, hand- BHES 50,000 Borrzs Of every. somest imported cut glass to «racefUl shapes in lesa ay ware, THE LARGEST STOCK To SELECT FROM EVER OFFEKED IN THE CITY. OUR WINDOWS ARE DRESSED FOR THE HOLIDAYS, But they are an incomplete index of the immense and alieincted Stock We have within, Winch we offer at the mest REASONABLE PRICES EVER ASKED For similar goods. TA sweet remembrance— Battles of Bairuck. “DERBY WARE," ARTISTIC, HANDSOME, DURABL®. ‘The very latest designs in this fashionable and Jar ware, cousisting Of Touet Sets, Hat und. Groth Brashes, shaving Nets Portrait stands, Sisrore, Soup x8, Jewelry boxes, Manicure Sets, Cologne Stanos abd useful KNIC-KNACKS- <7 “Sure to please—a pair of Bottles oo TOILET SETS, Handsome effects in ANTIQUE OAK, band carved; POLISHED ELM, INLAID OAK." also GLOVE BOXES, Handkercliief Boxes and Manicure Sotsin HARD Woon. pa ui _Botties Yor swecthearte, Botlle for bears, ATOMIZERS, a pecially imported by us from A/ly cents a EXTRACTS, IMPORTED. a All the fashtonabie odors of the following celebrated enatily Atriuson, Rowur und’ Geller snd Grown Perfumery Company. EXTRACTS, DOMESTIC. From Fastman, EXTRACTS HEMIAS. WAKE BOTTLES. . Lundborg, Wright, Palmer. ‘gs bulk, EXTRACTS in beautiful BO- and IMPORTED CUT-GLass Bitties you can trim voursel7. we WHISK HOLDERS, In horn, celluloid and plush. IMPORTANT. We have never before offered such a complete stock of HOLIDAY GOODS, aud have, therefore, found It Recessary to establish & HOLIDAY DEPAEMER Cie inour reruia? line of- business may" te proupelg at ‘our o tended to by ‘need corps of Pharmacists, ¥. 8. WILLIAMS & CO., DRUGGISTS, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. a8-tu,th,s ~~“ our e For ©, Ponrnarrs For Cunisraas. ‘The finest pictures duced, ess of distinctness of tone { are the" age ESE vr ° Cos Lire Axn Px Ave. Licur Ox Cunisrus Parsexrs. They are heroin Goid, Silver and Cut Giass—larke ‘and small, in rich designs and bewildering variety. Nome of the Piano Lamps have Onyx tabletops. The Sh-des also deserve your attention. Lace, SUk, Art, Skill and ‘to enhance their beauty. 8, 8. SHEDD & BRO., 432 OTH ST. N.W. as Sven Wane OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Snvex Novarus OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE CHARACTER, DIAMONDS, WaTCHEs, aewiier. ESTABLISHED 167,16 BALT. #7. RAST, ‘RekL-lm.pt iy BALTIMORE, MD. 8, 1891—TEN PAGES. BAURTS Porcran Snorerxo Prace, SEVENTH STREET. Woonwann Axv Lorsnor. 10TH, 11TH AXD F STS. X.W. Yoru Tie Sreas Guxrz On. —— "HERE are only sisteen shopping days left befcre Christmas. Can you real- ize it ‘Think of the buying that must be crowded into these rematning day. Every twenty-four ho urs from now to the 24th of December will increase the crowds of eager buyers and make it a little less easy for us to give your wants that fall attention which we always wish to give. Let us help you out today with some ‘Suggestions as to attractive, effective and low-priced Christmas gifts. Our expe- rience has taught us @ good deal in this direction. We'll give you, as far as may be, the benefit. CR STORES are bristling with choice staplewfand novelties of the sorts Ss. suitable and sought after for Holiday Gifts. The most appropriste and by A clemant of all the new fancies. The sightis most bewitching AND FULL OF fhe “scunihie SUGGESTIONS TO PRESENT GIVERS. froetess VERY TRIMMED HAT in stocktreduced to one-halfand leas —o—o— ‘tanone-haly Former price. We want the room to display evening Headwear. Dous. , shoul Dawterce ‘A perfect wonderland of marvelous Doll Babies, Cute Baby Dolls, Boy Dolls a and Young Lady Dolls, with wonderful mechanical enchantments that will You will also ed Ske below whieh are astonish the ehildren—Dolls that cry. laugh, talk, sleep, crawi, walk and dance. sed wsnegansre ~egpoe | Thousands from which to select anda prettily ilustrated book given away 19-Inch Striped China with each, Silke. “Worth 0c. ——— Tors 30c. = yard. From every clime, from every source—domestic and foreign, novel and old- ee fashioned, intricate and simple, marvelous and commonplace—embracing every avy, 2 Known article countenanced by Santa Claus and recommended to his friends— Bleck. the childrén. 20-inch Plain China aa Ske, inal tuarnable shade, Guses ever. ae Of every doscription—complex and easy, novel and familiar, bulky and compact; 50. amos for the children, games for the grown folks—Bagatelle Boards, Parlor Bil- wie Uards, Croquet, Baseball, &c., &c., &c. mee =~ bet Barc_A_Baac. ‘Chamot be bought = ae snywiiers ete Tor ‘True gems and pieces cf merit, which, indeed, would be difficult to duplicate feos than toc. Cabinets, Tables, Clocks, Brouzes, Cut Glassware, Marble Statuary, &c. a yard. 2 GC. Cuorce, ARE HINA 8, co. In chaste designs—Royal Worcester, Crown Derby. Doulton, Adderly Folgian, yard. Bonne, Royal Leicester, Hungarian, Teplitz, &c., &c. bina &§ site 27-inch China Silks, our N $1 quality: aud excellent OVELTIES Giang ah ihat, Colors; Thad are really novel; liberal representations from Paris, Vienna and Berlin— ae eee Beh Jewelry, Silver Ware, Cutlery, Art Goods, Gloves, Silk and Woolen Dress Goods in Navy, ‘Seal, boxes, Handkerchiefs in boxes, Dressing Gowns, Suicking Jackets and thousands Blue’ of other things, the want of space forbidding enumeration. — SES 5c. : Atsuus = With plush, leather, polished hard wood and silver-plated backs. in all the latest sacks Bali Bos shapes and designs. We call specia! attention to a line consisting of three styles, gt Bloc. Grea aba White, two in plush and one in leather, first-class in every respect, baving no warped oF A bargain at @1.: rumpled pages. cndice now —Uawally sold for €1.50.— SS. —Our price, 95e. zak (Fourth floor, ain 20-inch All-sil francais. Colors: Piutmy ‘intents. ‘Sent, Marines big Gens. Byrele, assortment of Lamps ‘Cadet Biue, . oles and Trimmings, No- —- where else in this city will As ascan be from which to make a selection. xoWONLy Any one who has not seen our choice 85. stock, of Lamps will confer a favor Sens by a visit, Parana to our estab- lishment, thus testing for themselves ‘the force of this statement. Lamps in all designs at every price. Lamps for parlor, and isbrary, Fairy Lamps, Piano, Table and Banquet Lamps in almost endless variety Laxsscnox & Bao. OUR TRIMMING DEPART- MENT received today « quantity (ef the most beautiful and newest ‘Trmminas st just about 1-3 Less Paice. ‘The aale was a cash transsction. ‘Tee the old story—the mamutec- turer wanted money, and badly, too, and we let him heveit. at first he ridiculed our offer, but ‘when aman ts hard up and hessss, e@check for 85,000 ‘We bard to ey Do ‘You will sbare this opportunity Fer our Temmatass An Marea Ae Price Tra ‘Fou never before heard of. Now the prices annexed are but cold statements, and donot convey the Mesof these astonishing bargains. One page of this paper would not €o this sale justice—come and eee for yourself. It will be time prof itably spent. Black Stik Gimp, 2 inches wide, 25, 35, 40 and 50c. per yard, ‘Worth 50, 75, 80c. and #1. Biack Silk Gimp, 3 inches wile, 65, 75, BSc. and $1 per yard, Worth $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00. Biack ®ilk Gimp, 8 inches wide, 01.50 per yard, worth €2.00. Biack Loops, 20. 2, 35 and G0c., worth double. Medici Collars in Silk or Jet from 50c. to 4.25. Biack and Fancy Girdles, Yoes and Cuffs at balf price. Ribbon Fringe, @1.40, 2, $2.25, $3 and @4per yard. Worth 82.25, #3, 83.50, €4.50and 86. Velvet Applique, Tan, Gray, Brown and Green, 73c. ; worth #1 Per yard. ‘Light Gimp for evening wear in Cream, Pink and Biue for half the Price. Persian Applique in all leading shades for half what is generally asked you. In our Trimming Department You will find everything that is desirable. Our stock includes all As & matter of fact no one eer Pate tee the fashionable new things. it who comes prevared Excellent ysine to buy s Lamp ——_ ‘would be advisable to spend a lit- need leave ‘hese tle time with us, You promt by it, ‘this depart- 81 ment without it. ard. 7 ¥ x 7 TERY DEPARTMENT. < 5 — A Troruy Ix Lases NOUR PPmoLSTERY Deen : H S885 22 Just in—with decorated China font and shade, good burner and detachable metal ‘BilES, pl a0 4 NBN Sas5 ‘base—all complete for — TU RRR coo A = BLUR ES hd B Db 6 66 Jarasese Dersnrvest a Larsen Goons Or Evznr Dz ww hE ‘odd i Announces the arrival of a lot of CHINESE SACRED LILY BULBS, SCRIPTION. a4 BBR, BRR, (00, ‘which will be sold at ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE AS GIFTS. ff BBE ERE oo 9 —25e. each, — a fe tpg Indiating bowl. We will mark YOUR NAME OR INITIALS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, i & ool. = <a leather articles over 81 free of charge. nt 7TH STREET. 424 AND 426 7TH ST. In onder to reduce our immense stock of and Gran, plats in Real Morocco, Embossed a JAPANESE WARES we offer the iollowing ex- eongen i sxpuleey 81.25, $1.50 and 81.75 to $6, oe For P; 4-4 —7 and 8-inch Vases, irreling.Cuses im Cowhide and Embossed Hlaspxencmers For Pare :: — sak ink te, - 906., €1.18 to #3.75— ENTS. : &3 8% yr Si5e. to 81.25— Card Cases in Real Seal, Morocco and Alliga- Sede Pi g r “A-TETE SETS, nee en os oS So? a oars coe Ya ae Pe oes tis ‘That we may display co better advantage a lot a 1. Allixator, ask L RRQ of 160 PIECES OF BRIC-A-BRAC, including erp vor Srieaninan, SyJ- S22 hor t Ht ant it Sys, VASES, KORAS, BOWLS, &c., we have di- sag 75 = = vided them into two lots and placed each lot on meee Seal, Morocco, Alliga- eke fo ER Th Ses ‘s epecial tabie at —i0e., 75e.. $1 to $3.50.— WHAT'S MORE APPRECIATED 00 yu oye aoe een and EG ene Pocket Books in Real Weal, Morocco, Lizard FerReR Reve teas in crest tartety. ge EET (3 floor. ano fd Allgtor, with seri sliver trmainas, imported’ Dy us expreanly for the Loliday “oo “ol =F =a x = . Pocket Books and Card Cases combined,” ‘Ladies’ Japanese Silk Embroidered SE ses combined,’ tn, 2 ; Cuore Taxes I HE Seal; White, Tus, Rok ane Rone neta Hiandkerchiels ouly Sie. wort 406 ae nen debe ART NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT. and Lizard 8k: ‘eubroidered initials, Handkerchiets, ‘worth duwvi dered . —— 82.25, $2.50 to 30, -— Vienna Purses in Red, Tan, Brown, Ecru, Bick and Blue Leather, with nickel frames, inside pockets, doubie clasps and kid linings, 2Be., B5e. to Ce. — ‘Metal Purses, with extension tops. ie. — teats Cases in Real Seal Morocco and Alliga- r. Silk Scarfe, with hand-painted bolting cloth jandkerchiefs, Tr hat each, pat Up ip fancy Look at our spas which feoniy’ an tnaling of the good things inst: INSON & LUTTRELL, SOHT TS Market Space. —81.50, $1.75 to 83.00, - Chatelain Bags in Keal Seal, Alligator, Grain ——Se.. $1.00, 81.25 to 69.00. — Shopping Wags in Real Seal, Morocco and Grain Leather, with silk tops, handles and cords, ee £1.25, $1.50 to 04.50. and Cuff Boxes in lied, Brown, Black and. Leather, ay —#1.00, $1.25 to 82.25, Spectacle Caves in Seal Leather, with chain attached, ‘Turkish Pin Cushion mer ete 6-4 Tapestry Table Covers, in wood colors, paras Loox Ar Consers Exhibited in our show window, all worth from $1 to 8-4 Tapestry Table Covers, mtn fen’s Bill Books in Real ‘ ‘Sealand Russian —$1.00, 81.15 to $5.00. $1.25, We shall sell them st floors... ith st. bldg.) Toxorrow An Appropriats Houma Puesenr. Y, “Dp ae ‘Name engraved on copper plate and fifty PSILANTI Ess Rerome Uxpzs Ar a 1 Se. — (First floor. LADIES’ YPaILANri ¢ COMBINATION fe} | s8 —— 5 , Light-weight sanitary bulbriggan—high neck es 7 FO Srnicrtx Au- Woon W RAPPER SS Sa ooo 5 4 5 Fuaxser, 250. A Yann. Haves pair tried on by our expert fitter, THE — oe OF THE B ¥ & 00! SEASON. OSTER: RSET EMPORIUM, ialeckoames = 911 PZNNSYLVAMIA AVENUE 911. 24 inches wide, 2c. a yard, (Second fo0F...... Lith st, building.) Comrorr-Givixe Groves. Children's Woolen Mittens in Brown, Blue and Garnet. —23 and 25e. a patr.— Ladies’ Woolen Mittens in Brown, Black and Blue. 25, 29 and Bic. a pair.— Ladies’ Extra Quality Woolen Mittens in Blue, Brown apd Black. —45 and 50c. a pair.—— Ladies’ Silk Mittens in Black, Blue and $1.00, 81.25 and $1.50 a pair.—- 2a annex.) Suaves Fao Warre To Rica PINK. ‘The other day we sent one of our cus- tomers some table decorations of simple “BOUVADIA." & flower not new but rapidly becoming very popular. Every ‘one was delighted with the striking effect produced. Specimens at our store, A. Gove & Bao, (First floor. 1112 F &T. N.W. 2m Warre Goons Devanrwext ol v 50 pieces Imported Lace Checks apd Stripes in S. Comex & Co. ‘at least fiity different effects—suitable for fancy 23 11TH STREET, ‘Bed and White, Cardinal and Bed and Green. sccvseeuse 1th at, buildin.) ——— Berszcs Sux Busssrs For Houmr Gora ‘We will place on sale tomorrow some choice stripes and colorings in Belegis ‘Bik Blankets, Laniatramecnesd ee“ resng oseertes (Becond NOOF.sesseesees. +++} ith at, building.) oa Woovwaan & Lorunor, 20TH, 117TH AND F STS. RW. (Second floor... one morrow with @4.00 and will be sowed tossiect Five Dia ‘worth of goods from our choice stock of MILLINERY, GLOVES, WRAPS, UN- DERWEAR, CORSETS, FANCY and other GOODS. For one more day only ‘Will the readers of this paper be entitled toa rebate of Une FP irri off ree ‘lar cash prices. In making this liberal Offer the object is to test the value of our advertisements. No one familiar ‘with the reputation of this house can for a moment doubt the eenuineness of this offer or fail to sppreciate that it gives a J.C. Heronrxsox, 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. R. Gornscmum, 1007-1009 F Sz. N. W Sprout Sue Or Unxenestas Ax F. axes $1.35 Girona Unonersas, 980. wood bandies ‘The evecial price, GNe. Regular price, $1.35. $2.25 Hoss Hasxore Une us, 81.75. ‘The Umbreliss are of fine gloria, mounted om « Paravou frame The handles aro of sSciiver. ‘Special rice, #155. Neular price, Sim, $1.98 Snven-Carren Uneneaas, S148. Such Umbrelias as these are rare bancaina, Ste of Sno gloria, mounted ouaparacon frame. ‘The Dandies are siupiy Lesutitul, the natural handle be tne cabyed with Saver. Iie specs Tei oe Bagular price, #1 un ~“— Our stock of tine Umbrellas te the finest we ever oa lected, and our prices, judiciug frou what customers say, are much more reasonable than other ste gus ine. Has They New Isrorren Faxs Banoars Prace: $148 Fise Osrnrcn Fraruce Fass, 98 These Magnificent Parisian Fans are those Pine Ostrich Feather Paus. We have thom in the following shades: Lavender, Cream, White, Biack, Gray. Lire Nellow and tink. They are fininued to the Suest manner possible. Kpecial price, Woe. Merular price, 1.48. $1.25 Sux Gaver Fass, 9c. These Pine Fans are of silk gouge, the hond painted Sowers are most urtistically done as to the biendime of colors. The special price, Wie. Rewular pric, 1. 63c. Osrnion Frarnen Fass, 3 ‘These Fans are of ostrich feathers, evame:ed 2nd come tu the followme color. White, Cream, Back, Grey end Piuc. We are direct hupertersof fons. Our stock tase Per. Our prices are 25 percent lower than ehew Couipare our prices A Gursr Ruxo Bazoars. 38c 18-Kr. Fixe Prasen Gow Rives, 18c. ALL SIZES. Omx 2 To Excu Cosromre, R. Gowvscumm, 1007-1009 F Sx. N. W. Store open anti! 8 pm. By Onxprn Or Covar Sheriff Hausling of Newark, N. 3., suld UNDER THE HAMMEL tue entire stock of the UNION CLOTHING COMPANY Monday, Novewber 23, a “A, ; + The stock was invoiced 865,000. The sale was peremptory aud the terme CASH! ‘We being apprised of the fact thot such sale waste Scour were promptly on hand and the stock knocked down to us at atew hundred over 85,000, ‘Less than one-half manutacturer's cost. The goods are here and wiil be sold at TEN PERK CENT ADVANCE THE PURCHASER, Which means that yo: have the opportunity to get FINE KEADY-MADE CLOHING > AT Liss GHAN SIXTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAK, manufacturers cost. To illustrate, wehave Suits of Clotues for Mew, Sacks and Cutaway, At 87.500 Suit Thatare richiy worth amost aouble the mound, Biack Cheviot putts, strictly ail wool, THE COST Te — lsthe open acerme om mine of beaution. Please come and jook then over. im the line of OVEKCOATS T FLUSH; meaning thet sto muske, style, quality aud price our stock poaitively invincibe SLOKM COATS, Irish friene, warrauied to turn water and laueh at blizzards, ‘Heavy-weirut All-wool Melton Overcoat, “ Biack Cheviot Overcosts, strictly all week, Dapdsuine aud uresey garwents, 87.50. ‘Campbell's Kersey Overcoats, » variety of sluaies, OVERCOATS AT $10 are too numerous * shower of diamonds. Go to your ciothier aud ask to see his boasted 25 and €:0 Oversoats Examine them thoroughly, then come hens and pat your geepert on these. — you'll be astounded is a mild w ard. CHALDKEN'S CAPE COATS—3 upward, KOME ON! KEEP A KOMING! UBE GREAT SHERIFF'S SALE 15 ON! YES, RIGHT ON TOP! With both fect Krusbing the last remaruing «park of vitality out of the decaying karkass of old foeyisiu abd Ascking bigber than Karmencita—with a K. VICTOR E aDLrrs 20 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, S27 AND W20 7TH ST. ¥.W.. §B-Until after the holidays this store will be copes ‘evenings until 10 o'clock. Saturdays until 12 p.m. PEPEPEREEEP ESOP SEES rESEE SS EEPLEPEEPEEEETT peatataeavariredtitd oe