Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO MONDAY. December 21, 1891. THE EVENING STAR bas a reawlar and permanent circuintion in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper fm the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medi: it has ne competitor. ee In the sudden death of Senator Plumb the republic loses one of its most energetic and use- ful sons. He was perhaps the most popular as he was at the time of his decease the most prominent man of his state in the public coun- cils. A man who had risen from the humble walks of life by force of brain and indomitable energy he had for many years impressed himself on national affairs. Full of zeal, his labors lay in many fields and he literally wore out his powers in unintermitted exercise. Under the conditions of publi* life and his own indefatigable nature there was no other end possible. Mr. Plumb was a man of the people and he died in their service, refusing to stop yet knowing that if be did not life itself would suddenly cease. ‘Modoration in all things” is the apostolic injunction. But who shall say that Webster's thrice-repeated formula of “Action” fs not the whole philosophy of life, and who ‘will not agree that it is better to fall doing too much than fade into oblivion asa do-nothing? ‘The late Senator from Kansas was the most tireless worker perhaps in the Senate. Not only will be be remembered for what he did for ‘Kansas and the republic, but there will bealively recollection of him as one of the foremost law- givers of the District of Columbia. His services on the appropriations committee, and espe- cially as chairman on the subcommittee hav- ing jurisdiction of the District op priations, were important and extended. In the local field he objected to some things that were good because they did not commend themselves to bis judgment or his prejudices, and bis prejudices were as strong as his char- acter. But be approved of all the more notable Jegisiation suggested for the District's welfare and it was on minor matters that he vented per- sonal dislikes, and turned to the public the rough side of his nature. His knowledge of Dustrict finance was extensive, m0 man’s more ‘0, and his attention to all District concerns close and his information exact. The great workers of Congress, like Randall, Beck, Burns and Plumb are, one by one, passing away. $$ The democratic party in the House of Repre- sentatives is apparently no more united than it was during the heat of the speakership contest. ‘The friends of the Speaker and the followers of his principal rival are seemingly arrayed against ech other in bitter animosity, and the Speaker has not, to all appearances, lessened the breach by his action in tendering assignments to Mr. Mills. Whether the feeling will continue or the inflammation become assuaged will depend on “the subsequent proceedings.” The an- notncement of the committees on Wednesday may or may not throw oil on the troubled waters. From present indications it is not likely that the friends of Mr. Mills will be alto- gether pleased with the result, although their Gissatisfaction may not extend so far as some persons appear to think probable. Faction 1s almost as much a part of political human na- ture as partisanism. The factions of a party are indeed little parties working or trying to ARE GOING & BUILB. OUR PRESENT QUARTERS ARE EXTIRELY INADEQUATE TO ACCOMMODATE OUR INCREASING TRADE, BUT gs fs oe apt ye ge WOBTH or §°S HER ff A, CHARTS TRIAS T c PP RRR EER RLY " f Ken Ee ea PRESENTS MUST BE BOLD FIRST. THE RUPPERT STOCK 18 NEARLY GONE. YOU.MAY HAVE THE BALANCE AT YOUR OWN PRICE. THE GREAT CANDLE STILL BURNS, BUT IT IS ON ITS LAST LEGS. THE GUESSING CLOSED TODAY.AT 12 O'CLOCK SHARP, . NOW WE WILL ALLOW IT TO BURN COMPLETELY AWAY, AS ADVERTISED, AND WHEN THE FAMOUS LIGHT WHICH BURNED SINCE NOVEMBER 23 FINALLY FLICKERS OUR TWO OF THE MOST PROMINENT CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON WILL TAKE THE TIME AND DETERMINE WHO IS ENTITLED TO THE $100 IN GOLD. WE NOW MEAN BUSINESS. CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS, TAKE NOTICE, THE GRANDEST ARRAY OF BARGAINS EVER DISPLAYED UNDER ONE ROOF. SOME TELLING PRICES ON OUR BRAND NEW STOCK OF CHRISTMAS GOODS. HERE'S NOW WE PROPOSE TO CLEAR THEM OUT. NOTE BELOW WHAT YOUR MONEY WILL BUY WITH Us THIS WEEK. = WILL Pi Sin ts” LSc. Th'Wea Doll Baby Furniture. A Doil Baby Carriage. ‘A Handsome Doll, dressed or undressed. in Apair of Vases. A Fine China Cup and Saucer. A Tin Toy for the baby. AChild's Book. ATin Kitchen. A Masical Top. A Fino Rattle for the baby. A Rubber or Chins Doil. A selection out of a whole menagerie of animals, WILL BI 250. Ths weak A Fine Doil, dressed or undressed. : Kid body or jointed, bisque head, flowing hair. A Complete Military Equipment. Fine Imported Pewter or China Disher, A Game of Parchesl, A Baltimore Self-inking Printing Press, A Metal Tray and Crumb Brush, Magic Hoop Game, &e., &o. $1.00 HEAR. ‘The Handsomest Doll you ever saw for that price. Full jointed of kid body, dressed or undressed, fine bisque head crowned with natural curly hair. A Handsome Aibum, trimmed in plush or metal. SEE WHAT ‘With Us SEE WHAT With Us work their will within the party. In the pres- Toilet Sets. ent instance the germs of future policy may be | A Tin Kitchen, completely furnished. aaegniasaae found in the aftermath of the organization of | An interesting Game. the Fifty-second Congress. PRES IS) Smoking Sets, complete, with pipe, &s. Jeena ond en ‘Japanese and Chinese Vases, Santa Claus, in his letter printed in Satur-| 4 Team of Horses and Driver. Bisque Ornaments, day's Stan, said concerning the poorer chil-| A Set of Miniature Furniture. Mirrors, dren of the city whohad written to him pathetic | a Rubber Parlor Ball. AT letters: “May God grant that some one may| 4 cncice of hundreds of Books. So es hear of these children before I reach Washing- iii cies 4 Horn Het Rack. ton and do something to lift the sadness of | Choice of « lot of Handsome Metal Manicure Sets on trays, ‘their lives for a few hours.” A correspondent, | A set of Dominos, A choice assortme ie latest: whose communication is printed in another] Aa Toy Steambost. eee Sc matt seer nael cis column, responds to this indirect appeal. | 4 rong Railroad Train, © Engines, Howe Carte, Hook and Ladder; 0 Tax Stan will be gind to put this) (” Patrol Wagon, with nine men; Cabs, Trucks,and Beor correspondent and others with the same jash Set. ‘Wagon, with barrels and cases; Locomotives and Cars. beneficent inclinations into communication | 4 Fine Set of Pewter or China Dishes. All kinds of Wooden Toys. ‘with Santa Claus, that they may assist in bri A Toy Fiano. (impmaas sia can ing Christmas joy to the needy. It will per- SEE WHAT 5(), WHEL BUF gael hhape be better in order to prevent duplications with Us OOo, “Yiis Week. Mechanical Figures of all kinds, and omissions if the benevolent forward their | an album. Manicure Sets. substantial suggestions on this point to Santa iain is sibiclduecii Beautiful Plush Albums, Ciaus through Tae Sram, that the work may | 4 Péttiful Vase dn ses pepe be done by him systematically. Tue Stan has| 4 Fine Drum. already sent to Santa Claus on its own ac-| An Interesting Game. A Writing Desk. count @ note (neatly engraved, pictured] A Complete Military Set, including shield, cap, | 4 Mechanical Train of Cars, and colored), giving hima broad hint that in ‘A Mechanical Trick Bank. certain cases his letter might well be backed | "Y™ © & Dai tena with something more substanticl,and it will | Fine Metal Frame. take pleasure in forwarding stmilar notes for} A Handsome Fan. A Germnan Accordion, others, that breathe the spirit of the Christmas | a Bisque Ornament. 4 Violin, season. Christmas is close at hand, and it is |‘ 4 gmoting Set. Skin-covered Animals, obvious that the readers of Tur Stax who wish naewecae to respond effectively to this suggestion must | 4 W!* Broom Holder, either metal or plush. ren Sn act at once. A Buober Parlor Ball, plush covered, numerous A Steam Engine, ———_—_—++-—____ A Toy Bedstead, The London creditors of the state of Vir- A Regtat finia have decided at last to accept the pro-| 4 Sneset of Building Blocks. Savings Bank. posed terms of compromise and the proba-| A Foot Ball. A Nickel Trunk Registering Bank, &., &e. bilitiesare that the vexed matter of the Vir-| 4 Toy Piano. pe ginia debt will now be adjusted. The accept- witht S1.50 YiLzey ance isa wise step on the part of the bond-| “Handsome Picture Book. oY $1.50 Hite holders, and the amicable settlement proposed | 4 Wooden Writing Desk. ‘A Handsome Dressing Case. nd accepted bids fair to rehabilitate the credit | A Registering Bank. ae A bt ioUs kinds of Albuns, he Old Dominicn and increase its pros-| a pou Trunk. Perity. The maintenance of w state's good! 4 sciaier set, complete. Air Guns for lead shot, {sith is an important consideration—indeed, Beautiful Metal frames and Mirrors, s0 vitally important that anything short of | 4 Toy Stable. containing several horses. Smoking Sets, existence should be sacrificed to sccure it | A Doll Baby Carriage, ‘The familiar anecdote related of Dr. Samuel! a swing, 4 Heautifal Lineof Dretsed and Undressed Dolls and Jonson would inculcate even this meritice | 4 ooony a A man defended a certain compromise of prin- — Fine Horn Hat Racks, e:ple in aconversation with the famonslexicog- | ® Extension Tabie. ‘Malleable Iron Fire Engines, Locomoti Cars. Yapher and moralist on the ground that “a | A Toy Laundry Set. es aos. man must live.” “No,” replied the doctor, | 4 Maric Lantern. * Stver Grnaments, quickly. “A must be honest; be need not SEE WHAT win live.” ee A Sleizh. With Us $2.00 We <6 AVictin, Ne Frange going to be the prime moverin} a: go, eens mn oe mivee tere starting a European war over the eastern quee-| cas Hobuy Horses, Veloctvedes, Tricycle, tion? Her course in the Bulgarian affair gives Doll Baby Carriages, color to an assumption of this sort, for who is SEE WHAT WILL buy Piusb and Metal-finished Dressing Cases, : there that thinks that the expulsion from Bul- Witte’ T5e. Tus'vecr — aper man who was virtually gent is sufficient groand France as Kussia’s aily may be taking a band im the Dauubian } trimmings, complications. — +. The change of discase dangers from the types @f disease represented by yellow and typhoid fevers and by other forms of contagion o fertion to pneumonia, intluenza and its infee- tious an] aggravated form of grip is one of the most notable sigus of the times, Just what it signifies cannot be correctly stated, at least not yet. The prevalence of colds and pneumonia suggests unusual care on the part of the people, especially of delicate or aged persona —+ The pressure of Columbian exposition busi- Ress is not so great that Chicage doce not find time to attend to the customary duties of life. One judge bad teu divorce cases to listen to in one day las 2 It would be desirable if the effort and money that have to be applied to arctic relief expedi tions could be applied to carefully fitting out sn exploration enterprise that would nof require relief. ———< Congressman Turner has been compelled to cling to the traditions ef trade far enough to enable bim to turn the coki shoulder on some of the superabundant appiieauts for office. +e ‘Mr. Mills evidently doesn't intend to indulge im any active effort to make troublein the pres- ent Congress, but be bids fair to make» first- class trouble nucleus. — The state ofticials of New York are to give David B. Hill « farewell dinner. There should be many courses. It was # protracted farewell. | ee ‘Mr. Rusk can greatly popularize himeeif with ‘tbe coming juvenile voter by bombarding for a ‘Christmas snow-storm. eee is the ent Sino jot oh Boat Nenons Se: pected to embrace the opportunity to swear @m the Farmers’ Alliance. lulold or oxidized stlver trimmings, A Beautiful Plush Album, with nickel trimmings, Plush, Metal or Oak-covered Albums. A Dressing Case, completely furnished with celluloid SEE WHA’ p win te” §=$3.00 HEARSE Albums on Standards. All kinds of Games, sold elsewhere for 81. ‘Triplicate Mirrors in frames of Metal, Plush or Oak. An Ouija Board. A Fine Tex ms Hobby Horse. ‘dnesate. Furnished Stable, A Fine Bicycle. 4 Steam Engina, ‘Manicure and Toilet Seta, latest styles. ‘Moving Bears and other mechanical animals. Fine Japanese Vases and Ornaments. & French Bevel-giass Mirror. A Rocking Chair. A Substantial Iron or Wooden Wagon. IMPORTED SKIN-COVERED ANIMALS OF ALL KINDS, MAGIC LANTERNS, TOY POOL AND BILLIARD TABLES, HOEBY HORSES, BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, VELOCIPEDES, BABY CAKRIAGES, WRITING DESKS AND OTHER USEFUL TOYS AT FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT LOWER THAN THEY ARE SOLD FOR ELSEWHERE. WE CLOSE DUKING DECEMBER AT 9 P.M, WE CHEERFULLY REFUND MONEY ON ALL UNSATISFACTORY PURCHASES IF RETURNED IN GOOD ORDER RAT THE Wi BE RAPE E | 403, 405 sx,407 Tra Se. NWe C: WE ALLO’ ‘Cent. Opera Glasses, | ‘Seok 20 Per Cent. Fee oc. at = 3 | = ‘Per Cent. ‘20 Per Cent. Cont. i. it. Sos aes Cent. it. eo = Sent: | Fino Embroidered Gout See bee gers a oat | 20 Per Cent, = Gent. | Fine Imported Fans, Sent. gear j__Pw OME | ieaee Cent. Genp Cent) Cent. | wacom | SRS fame 20 ‘Cent, T3444 FRPP He PEREEEEESESE eennseen 5 FESEUCECE Cie eeeeeeEeeeteL eee eeee cee tee ceee tes rtf} Per Cent. Cer Per Cent. Gent Per ent. Cent. Per Cent. Cent. Per Cent: Cont, Per Cent. Cer Ber Gi Gout. Per Gent. Per G Cent. Per Cent. Per e TE tf SUSELE CEU REE EE RBEUEE EE UE EE CEBU ORs UES SEES EEE RE REE SUSU EES EERE ECE UE ME CEES PEE ES ReCttereretterces ct PEGELCGLEGEECCELCRLEECCOLELCERECCELEEL EC CCEA ECL CACE CCL SESSESEE SESE EEN EE SER EE EE REEL EE BEE EE ES EEE UUE ESE ES NEN CUE U ENE NSE U EN EEN EEN ERE ENE EEE BEEN ‘Pe ‘Cent. Pe Per Cent. Pe ‘20 Per Cent. Pe pot ‘Ocnt. Per +r Cent. ae aS a Per 20 ber ‘Cent. Per ‘20 Per Cent. Per ce 20 Per Cent. Pe ‘zo Per Cent. 20 ‘20 Per Cent. 20 Per Cent. Hicted _——- ——— |} 20 Per Cent. ‘20 ber Cent. Vent. ‘20 Per Cent. — = ‘20 Per Cent. 20 Per Cont. —. ——| 20 Per Cent. ‘This will allow you to make an elegant Christmas Prevent at a yrest saving. x 909 Pa Ave N. W irect from the European makers the largest assortment ever shown in Washington, and have over 500 Pair on exhibition, ‘We want to sell 200 pair before ‘Xmas, and therefore offer THE FOLLOWING INDUCEMENTS: Fine Black Leather Opera Giasses, with case, worth 84, for 82.50. Special quality Achromatic regular $5 Glass for $4. Genuine Lemaire,in black leather, with case, only $4.50. Elegant Pearl Glasses,gilt frame, $7.50 value, at 04.75. ‘Extra Quality Pearl Glass, gilt frame, $10 value, 37. ‘Brown Morocco, nickel frame, $7.50 value, $4.50. Finest Pearl Lemaire, extra gilt frame, only #8, ‘Opera Glass Holders, in silver, €3. Opera Glasu Hoiders, in gold, $3.73. Opers Glass Holders, in pearl, $6.50. Opera Glass Bags,in plush, 750, Opera Giass Bags,in chamois, $1. Lorgnettes, from 82 up. BR. HARRIS & CO, 1t Cor. 7th and Dn.w. Eastes Lies For Cunisraas. Inour windows you may see specimens of EASTER LILIES of the Harrisii varl- ety. Of course it's early for them, but they are here—and very fraxrant. Our specialty is CUT FLOWERS—in season and out of ecason., A. Gove & Bro, 1il2 F &T. N.W. N.B.—Quick delivery of goods. s c Avsovr Curistaas = ag He Tie There is a great demand for the Candy that we wihke. We will have ‘more orders than ever this year, so If you wanta 1. 2, 3, 4 or S-pound Box on your Christinas table no time should be lost in leaving your order for ita delivery. It will be there. S27 Express paid to all parts of U.3, GILL & 5ON, Con. 11x Axo F Sra Ware Wu You Bur aan ry [=—— que . CHRIST Axnstic Pazsents For Mex Axp Woes. Bric-e-brae, Art Clocks, Bronzes, Lamp Shades, Sterling Stiver Jewelry, Real Gold Jewelry, Real Shell Jewelry, Souvenir Spoons, Photograph Frames, Fancy Boxes for Handkerchiefs, Gloves, &c., Toilet Articles, with or without cases or trays; Opers Giasecs, Stationery, Fancy Table Covers and Scarfs, Celluloid Calendars, &c., Mirrors, MORE PRACTICAL are Towels, Table Linens, ‘Umbrellas, Gloves, Handkerchicfs, Neckwear, Under- wear, Hosiery, Furs, Writing Tablets, Pillow Shams. Lions: Paucricar, Presents: Fars, Wrappers and Tea Gowns, Coats and Capes, Waists, Shoulder Shawls, Embroidered Flannel, Knit Cloth and Silk Skirts, Corsets, Sets of Cotton and Silk Underwear, Canton Flannel and other warm Under- ‘woar, Hosiery, Aprons, Cardigan Jackets, Hoods and ‘Foscipators, Dress Materials and Trimmings in boxes, Rib bons, Fur Garments, Toilet Articles, Laces. MORE FANCIFUL are Lace Handkerchiefs, Fans, ‘Hair Ornaments, Jewel Cases, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Chatelain Baxs, Toilet Cases, French Aprons, Pincushions, Christmas Cards, Perfumery, Music Rolls, Bonbon Boxes, Brooches, Earrings, Neck Chains, Finger Rings, Fancy Stationery, Dickens’, Eliot's or Thackeray's Complete Works, Shoe and Glovo Buttoners, Garters and Silk Hose, Fur Muffs, Japanese Tes Sets, ko. RAS PRESEN Pracricat Parsexts F oR Tur Mas. ‘Umbrellasand Rubber Coats, Scarfs, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Smokers’ Outfits in cases, Toilet and Shaving Outfits, Dress and Night Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Underwear and Socks, Gloves, Scart Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Tollet Articles, Pocket Books, Card (Cases and Bill Books, Match Boxes, Playing Cards in Cases, Finger Rings, Watch Chains, Hand Mirrors Winaks and Holders, Stamped Goods to hold Sitprera, ‘ke., Christmas Cards, Books, Writing Tablets, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Game Counters, Muflers, Collar and Cuff Boxes, Traveling Satchela, Cunprexs Desmaste Prssests, Books, Cards, Dolls, Dolls’ Outfits, Fur Sets, Toilet Articles in Cases, Baby Rattles, Cloaks for Babies, ‘Paris Hats and Coata for Children, Jackets for Misses, Kuitand other Underwear, Hosiery, Leggins, Pocket Books and Chatelain Bags, Fans, Handkerchief, Rubber Gossamers, Umbrellas and Neckwear, Gioves, Aprons, Gold Rings, &e., for girls, Chains. &c.. for boys. Complete outfits for baby ranging from $5.50 to 6100 each. 58" The above list is greatly abbreviated. Asmany articles have been omitted as are mentioned. This Page of The Star would not catalogue the Palais Royal's Holiday Stock. Have You Aszen Yourssur Tus Qoestiom ‘Warne wit wy portars saxo THe ACCOUNT AT SUCH AND SUCH STORES BEST RETURN? OF COURSE IF YOU HAVE AN YOU NATURALLY GO THERE AND DONT TROUBLE YOURSELF WITH SUCH A QUESTION, BUT IF YOU ARE WILLING TO PAY PROMPTLY YOU ARE FREE. TO YOU THE QUESTION IS IMPORTANT AND REQUIRES A LOGICAL ANSWER. THE REPLY COMES QUICKLY, BECAUSE THE PALAIS ROYAL 18 THE ONE AND ONLY LARGE STURE MAKING A SPECIALTY OF A CASH BUSINESS. . TREE tm BE A PRESE HA HORKERGH! IF A JUDGE (YOU WILL KNOW THEY ARE PURE LINEN. OUR GUARANTEE WILL SATISFY OTHERS, BUT YOU MUST SEE THESE HANDKERCHIEFS TO PROPERLY APPRECIATE ONE OF TH. BESULTS OF OUR BUYER'S LATE TRIP TO NEW YORK. For Lives. For Mi 180. tor2se. quatity White att-inen Hanatercniets | 1 230. tor 19. quality White All-linen Handker- ‘with hemstitched borders. If selected Monday or Tues- day: three in box for 60 centa. 35c. tor 48¢. quality White All-linen Handkerchiets ‘with embroidered scalloped borders: thres in box for $1. 5c. tor ose. quatity Waite att-tinen Handerehies, | bow ror 50e. handembroldered. During Monday and Tuesday: $in box Sor 81.35. B2 tor 92.25 quaity Waite All-tinen French Embroia- ered Handkerchiefs, Until Tuesday at 9 p.m.: 3 in bor for $5.75. 7 5c. tor 850. quality Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, scalloped borders artistically embroidered in art shades. Until Tuesday evening $ in bow for $2. $1.48 tor 81.08 quatity Mousssiaine de Sole Hand- kerchiefe; evening tints and handembroidered. For two days: 3 in doe Sor 8b. $7 for $8.25 quality Duchess Lace Handkerchiefs. ‘Until closing time Tucaday: 8 in box for $13.85, oo INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, t2~ An early selection is imperative, since many initials are very scarce during Christmas week, chiefs with tape borders—more durable than h.s. Those selecting Afonday or Tucsday may secure: 6 in bor for 68. 18.c. tor 250. quatity White A.l-linen Handkerchie‘s with hemstitched borders. Until Tuesday evening: 3 im 250. tor 5c. quatity White All-tinen Handkerchiefs, tape borders. During Monday and Tuesday: 6 in bor for 1.35. 5c. tor ese. quality White Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs, Until @p.m. on Tuesday: 3 in box for $1.35. $31.15 sor 91.25 quatity Heavy Jepancee Stk Hand- kerchiefs. Until closing time Tuesday: 3 in boz for 3 25. $1.50 tor e2.08 quay English Silk Mufflers, in- closed in box. Nore.—rhe bores are of card, but neat and refined looking. Those desiring choice case of Silks, &c., will be changed moderate prices. Sa” It has been said over and over again that here are the prettiest initials, Men's Silk Handkerchiefs, “GS a with initials, at 50c., 75e., 85c. and O8e. ; of linen at 25c. and 50c. each. Ladies’ Silk Handkerchiefs, with"@s S7rinitials, only 2c. ; of linen, 2g each. If six are selected 5 per cent discount allowed and fancy box free. “GB TER GENT Tse Waurs. Cholce of any article in this department at one-tenth Jess than the price mark tells you. Imported Tea Gowns and Wrappers; Silk, Flannel and Cloth Waists; Jackets and Capes, and Shawls for Ladies. Coats, Uisters and Jackets for smell and big children. A be wildering variety of reliable garments, ‘Take elevator to second floor. Grsmeias Cie) Add Tux Fors ‘The largest and choicest collection in town. Muffs from 75e. to €22 each. Capes, $6.08 to @48 each. ‘Boss, $1.48 to $12 each. Collars, with head of ani- ‘mal, $2.68 to $10.68 each. Trimmings, lic. to $80 yard. For the chiléren are Collars and Mufis from 82.35 to 96.68 the set. One-tenth off the price ‘marked on the garment you select. O Pas Crxxr Discovsz. bd (UNTIL TUESDAY AT 9 P.M) ‘You'll be astonished at the besuty of the Cents marked only 6, 10, 35 and 25 cents, Sut even more ‘astounded at the works of art marked $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.25. On the sscond floor, above the great popular ‘conter of holiday business, you may make selections with comfort and deliberation, —rD— ee Tas Pass Roni | 401, 408, 405 Ase 407 12cn Se, Aum 1117 Awe 1119, Pere ry Tus Visurz Os Gos Mesross> Avors Con Nor Bs Mos Counsra Pasors In Mosr Insraxcrs Anz Lowsn Tain Paavausse Foa Egos Quauzma Ava tf} " DISGOURT. KING *S PALAGE, ‘812-814 7TH ST. USEFUL Xmas GIrTs FOR ALL AGEs, READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF SPROIAR PRICES. IT MAY SAVE TOU FROM 15 TO 25 PER CENT ON YOUR PURCHASE. Regular prices om the iat. Reduced prices on the right, ‘Have you examined our immense stock of HANDKERCHIEFS For the CHRISTMAS TRADE? If not, it is yourlom, as our stock is complete, embracing all the latest aml Deatest effects in Linens, Swiss and Silk Patrice. 28e. Gents’ All-linen White dered at Bde. Ladies’ Embroidered Suk Handkerchiole at. Ze. Ladies’ Fancy Hem, drawn work and scal. loped edie, a All purchasers of @ half-dozen Handkerchiate will receive am Elegant Fancy Naudkerchief Box tree of charge. DOLLS. DOLLS. ‘25e Dolla, dressed and undressed. at 80. " 81.00 Pigekins, best quality, at CLOAKS. @8.00 Pur-trimmed Jackets at ........... #10.00 Astrachan Fur-trimmed Jackets at 115.00 Cape Coats, all styles, at, 00 Seai-trimmed Jackets at. $20.00 Pur-trimmed Jackets at ‘$25.00 Beal Plush Coats at .. UMBRELLaS, 87.00 All-siik Umbrellas at... 6.00 CLOAKS. oO” #3.00 Gloria 250" aa « - e200 * ” ‘All Umbrellas warranted for MISCELLANEOUS. SOc. All-slk Garters, with gold or silver buckles, all-silk ribbon bows, at.. €1.00 Glove and Handkerchiefs Seta, tn fancy boxes, hand painted, at Se. Extracts in botties Jvuws Laxssvnows Removac Sure ‘Mr. Lansburgh will offer Tuestay morning, between the hours of Sand 12 o'clock, the following special val- bes. 50 pairs of White Nottingham Lace Curtains, equal to any heretofore seid at $1.75. Only 81 each. ‘38 Solid Gak Rockers, upholstered ‘fm ailk tapestry and silk brocatelle, 5 finishes. Keduced to 84.50. 8 Elecant Parior Suites, uphol- ‘Stered in silk brocatelle, 5 pieces, Ke @uced to €51.50. 48 pairs of Fine Irish Point Lace (Curtains, 3 yardslong. Heduced te (@4.35 per pair frou: #6. 200 Eiderdown Pillows. good size, covered with French sateen, at the low price of 40c. each. ‘Me. Lansburgh is closing out bis entire stock prior to removal tothe Rew Duiiding to be erected un the aite of the ojd New York avenue rink. Tous Laxsevnon, Con 131m Axv F Srs. N. W, Cor Gisss Borrrzs, ‘For Cologne, Toilet and Pungenta Many of them marked at end some below cost. IVORY BRUSHES AND SHELL COMBS: In Sets or Bingiy. CELLULOID BRUSHES AND COMBS ‘In Bets or Singiy. ‘W. 8. THOMPSON, ‘Pharmactt, 703 Lith street Suvaa Wasz x