Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1892, Page 4

THE N WASHINGTON: EVENING SATURDAY. «resny ENING STAR has a reqular and permanent creularion in Washington three It is said to be the intention of Gov. Hill and other New York democrats to cause the Present New York legislature to choove the Presidential electors instead of pursuing the customary method of popular election. The decision of the state court of appeals as inter- preted or misinterpreted by the board of can- vassers may give the democrats both branches of the legislature in New York, but the fact re- mains that in ali of the contested districts ® majority of the people voted for republican senators. A legislature constituted in this way and casting the electoral vote which might de- cide the presidential contest would in the judg- ment of a majority of the people without re- gard to party be an iniquity. That the people of New York under the Constitution of the United States have the right to cast their votes for President and Vice President in any man- ner they may see fit not incompatible with the institutions of the state and the republic is ad- mitted. But such procedure as that sug- gested as contemplated is revolting to the sense of American fair play. ‘The issue was not defined before the recent election. The legis- lature was not elected for any such purpose. It would be to all moral intent the same as pass- ing an ex post facto law to enact a statute pro- viding for the casting of the electoral vote of the state by the legislature. With all his bold- ness and his presidential yearnings Gov. Hill would hardiy ventare in this manuer to chal- lenge public opinion. ro —___ ‘The death this morning of Gen. M. C. Meigs removes a conspicuous figure from the local as well as national stage of action. The old army had no more devoted officer. Among the achievements that give Gen. Meigs a prominent place among the great engineers of the United Statesarmy are the bridge over Cabin John's run near this city, the finest single arch in the world spanning any stream, and the introdue- tion of Potomac water into the District for public, domestic and other ures, The services of Gen. Meigs as quartermaster general during the late war were simply incalculable. Fora long and critical period all the supplies for the men in the field were forwarded under hisdi- rection, and his efliciency at this important post was @ matter of general congratulation then and afterward. Gen. Meigs bas so long been identitied with the republic's capital that the people of Washington regard his death as a local Joss in an important sense. Tux Stan pre- sentselsewhere.a full account of the life and public services of this eminent, able and up- right man. The Norwegians have improved upon the Gothenburg system of drink regulation, re- cently explained in Tue Stan. The Swedish plan workl weil in that neither the society owning the plant under law nor the managers who were to carry out the system were interested in the immoderate sale of spirita. But the city authorities and rate payers where it was enforced were Denefited, and the system was modified am Norway by applying the surplus over actual expense of operation to the funds of deserving charities rather than,as in the Gothenburg system, to the reduction of public burdens. Purity of motive in dealing with the drink evil is thus assured. There is no incentive to in- crease the number of places at which fiery po- tions ean be obtained. The result has been gratifying, for since the law passed in 1871 the sale of ardent spirits has been largely reduced and drunkenness, hitherto a vice of alarming Proportions, has received what an English pe- Fiodical calls a staggering blow. ——_ +2 Contemplating such possibilities as have been afforded within a twelve-month it would seem that every existing disability of ex-confederate oficers from service in the army and navy should be removed. If there had been war with Italy last year or if there should be war with Chile this yeara confident reliance on the valor, skill, patriotism and experience of the younger of these survivors of the rebellion ‘would not have been or would not be in vain. Senator Daniel's bill to repeal the statute pro- bibiting such service is timely and should not be overlooked im the work of the session. The penalties of the war period have had such effect aswas desired for twenty-six years. Neither public safety nor national feeling longer requires the enforcement of these penalties, which, in view of the removal of the other war disabilities, have become illogical #md incon- sistent, tee ‘The reproduction of the design for the new post office, as published in Tue Star, has met with geueral approval. In the majority of cases the public buildings of Washington are, d be, things of beauty. It isa we of satisfaction to the public, who are tue rai sufferers when architectural short-com- ings occur, to feel that the post office building is to be a structure worthy of its purpose and ication. ———_~+-—____ P is again the lucky Kansas senatorial letter. In retaining ber place in the senatorial alpba- bet Kansas keeps congressional experience in the fore front. Senator Perkius, having served several terms in the House with great aecepta- Dilicy, will make a worthy successor of Senator Viumb. ———<-+s__ The fevor in which Bismarck is held by the Masses in Germany is pretty good evidence thateretrement from public life isa pretty Tellable method of banging on to popularity. Some of our theatrical stars sould bave tried it long since. —————+s—___ That Washington is guing to bea convention City im 1592 as well as it was in the year just euded appears from the start that will be taken in the fret quarter of January, when several industrial societies will convene here in annual session. + _____ A man’s life was saved. in Lincoln, Pa., bya harmonica which kept a bullet from going far- ther than the vest pocket. It is ouly right that ®n instrument which bas made so many lives miserable should occusivually be the means of preserving one. —\_s-o—__ The confession that America bas no poet euit- Sble for world fair purposes is a humiliating one. It te especially heartrending to the sev- @ral thousand verse-vendors who appear in the Magazines aud other publications ————-- The report that the Cherennes are once More ghost dancing should not create any general dismay. The indications are now that they do that sort of thing merely for the pur- pose of keeping warm. —————s-e___ The death of Gen. Meigs adds another to the Kstof the grip’s victims. The malady spares Boone. Its attacks are as insidious as they are Wide sweeping. The present season is one that demands extraordinary sanitary precaution. - ai Governor Humphrey of Kansas will now have @0 opportunity to take some much-needed re- Pose. a Adelina Patti has arrived and the financiers fre speculating as to the coming money expor- tation from this country. —__—_soo— The strictly temperance New Year reception fe the oue that is most appreciated the day after. —_+-+-—____ One of Mr Spriuger’s first steps will be to get his Gngers into Mr. McKinley's wool. ——————---—___ Prevention by preparation is better than war without preparation. Tur TAR. Woonwann Axp Lorunor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. ——— Uruorsteny Axo Contax News or Usvsvar Iurortaxce. —— Wauesever we ort anovxp 10 vP- HOLSTERY GOODS WE HAVE SOME- THING WELL WORTH SAYING. Since the Desinning of the season we've put before you bargain after bargain and you've been quick to realize their importance. It is our pleasure to Present some today that will eclivee any ever offered. Moxpay, Jaxvany 4, WE WILL HOLD A Reusasr Satz Or Uruorsreny Goons Awp Curtains, A sale. perhaps, of the most liberal proportions You ever saw or heard of in these kinds of foods. They are not old shop: worn rerunants, Dut uew, frosh and erisy things at bargain prices. ‘The why and wherefore: Taresrns Mus, Domxsno Asp Foxsiox, WAVE CLOSED OUT TO US AT A MERELY NOMINAL FIGURE. ALL THEIR SALES- MEN'S SAMPLES AND SHOKT ENDS OF SILK, SATIN, WOOL AND COTTON FUR- NITUKE COVERINGS, VELUUKS, ko. SIZES FROM 4 INCHES SQUARE UF TO 2 YAKDS OF 3U INCH WIDTH GOODS. Tee Lice Conta Mauxns ARE REPRESENTED. REMNANTS IN SIZES FOR SOFA AND CHAIR ARMS, CUSUIONS, SPLASHERS, SA51 CURTAINS AND UP TO FULL-LENGTH CULT AINS. Tue Sux Contras Mins CONTRIBUTE SAMPLES AND SHORT ENDS. ALSU ODD SILK CURIAINS AND LENGTHS SUITABLE f£0R MANIEL DRAPBLIES, OVEKDEAPEKIES FOR WIN- DOWS, FIANUY, PICTURES 2ND EASELS, oy Very Desinancer That is what yor will say npon sening these things. It is @ golden opportunity for sudb. lous buyers—geonomical housewives. We Dought them for little: we've marked them to sell accordingly. You'll find them very con- Yenteutly arranged in separate lots. Sale Le- fins at 8 o'clock with ample force to wait on you promptly. _o— AI ONE CENT. Fight bundred small rewnants of Swiss Musun, Lace and Suk, in sizes suitable for chair arms, pin cushions, bureau mats, &c, 1c. Exca. AT FIVE CENTS. , Fifteen hundred larger remnants of Lace, ‘Muslin and Silk, in sizes suitable for backs of ‘Washstands, bureau scarfs, tidies, &c. 5c. Esce. AJ TEN CENTS. Two thousand remnants of Silk, Muslin, Lace, &c., in sizes suitable for sash curtains, easel draperies, sofa backs, &c. 10c. Eacu. AT FIFTEEN CENTS. Three bundred extra Ierze and desirable rem- Ban's of Silk, Lace and Muslin, suitable for balf curtaius, table scarfs, picture draperies, &e. Ldc. Eaca. AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ‘Teo Lundred Curtain Corners of Nottingham Lace avd Swiss Muslin, in lengths from 1% to yards, and full width of curtains. 25c. Excu. AT FIFTY CENTS. One hundred remnants of Velour, Silk. Wool Sud Cotton Tapestries, in sizes suitable for chair seats, cushion covers, table covers, &c. Also one hundred and Ofty extra large Curtain Corners in Irish Poimt, Real Lace, Muslip and Nottingham. 50c. Exce. AT SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. Avumber of half and full-length Curtains in Trish Point, Real Lace, Nottingham, &. Also Anumberof extra fine and large remnants of Brocsielle, Velour, &. T5e. Excu. at Two-Tumps Varce. Ose_Quanres Vater ‘Thirty-five (hundred dollars’ worth of half pairs, sincie pairs and two-pair lots of all kinds of Lace Curtains, pieces of Velour, Foreign and. Domestic Tapestry, Lace Bed Spreads with- out shams, &. aLso ‘A manufacturer's entire season's accumule- tion of **Short Lensths” of Silk Curtain Goods, ‘single, odd and mismatched pairs of Silk Cur- tains Ar Har Vawe 2b Boot even. ssoovellth ot, building.) ae WOODWARD & LOTHROP, mae ow, 11th and F sts, a.m. . ee ( i Woonwarn & Lornnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. OUR ELEVENTH ANNUAL BALE or Lions Asp Cunpnews Mos. LIN Uspenwear, Hasavre Axp Narxsoox Expnorwenss, Liszxs Asp Hovsexernxe Goons AND Mews Axo Boys: Ustacxpeng> Suerte BEGINS MONDAY, JANUALY 4, 1892. —— Weesan mows stock of new morchan- dine, incinding, besides wonderfully complete Ines of above mentioned woods, everythitar de- Sirable in Infants’ Furnishings, Aprons, Cor- tects, &e. 3 We present here a detailed list of LADIES’, CHILDKEN'S AND INFANTS' UNDER- WEAR After years of persistent effort to raise the standard of our Muslin Under wear we have now reached the poiut where further tmprove- ment would seem almost impossible. We sub- mit our present stock as the best that can be done in this direction. The shapes seem to be perfect, avery zarment ie quarantend to fit, the material is excellent and it t difficult to sce where apy detail of manufacture could be improved upon. The prices are as low as. such carefully made garments can possibly be pro- duced and sold for. indeed, we think such Qualities never went hand in bend before, as the followit list will attest LADIES’ CORBET COVERS AT 12e. Good quality muslin, end finished with « bulee. Ai! sizes. ‘ —12h.—- UADIRA CUKSE'L COVERS AT Qe. Good quatity cambrie, with hninved seams and square peck dyed with Mauwbarg. All stu. ith bixt oF low Leck, tus, buttous aud button ‘—250— LADIES COKSET COVERS AT 45c. anality camprie, with sgnare cock, f tour Hamburg tnsectiugs abd ctaters ef tucks Guisted witu Meuturg ecge. All au i —450— LADIAS DEAWEKS AT 190. Gro} quality muslim, with four tucks and Hauture edye. Au stze8, 19. LADIES' DRAWERS AT 37%, Rater quality musizm, with cluster of tucks ad Mewturg cullle wed with Soke, All sizes. —3To.— LADIES’ DKAWERS AT 7c. Lonsdale cambric, with cluster of fine tncks Ud dows Fuifle vf piatte Valencicnnes iace, All sizes. LADIES’ DRAWERS AT @1 Finest quality Lonsdale cambric, with two clusters of tucks, lace inserting and deep rufle Of platte Vabeucennes lace. All sizes, —$1.— LADIES’ WALKING SKIRTS AT 7Ie. Good quality muslin ight-inch cambrio ruftle, with deep hem and ten fine tucks and twelve fine tucks above ruftte—fuished with yoke, All sizes. —jle- LADIES’ WALKING SKIRTS AT 75 Good quality muslin, with Dury ruftle and tuchs above. inch Ham- Ali sizes, —T50.— LADIES’ WALKING SKIRTS AT 31. Finest quality musiin, with nfne-inch eam: bric ruffle, edyed with three-inch torchon lace luserting-—cluster of tucks above, All sizes, ~#l~ LADIES’ WALKING SKIRTS at $1.25. Fine quality cau.bric, with two rufites, each edwed with 43¢-iuch Valenciennes lace—finished with yoke. Ali sizes. —$1.25.— LADIES’ GOWNS AT 506. Good quality muslin, with tucked yoke— Tuite around neck and sleeves, All sizes. —500.— LADIES’ GOWNS AT 7c. Better quality muslin, with tucked yoke and ‘Ve neck, edged with embroidered rutile. All sizes. —T50.— LADIES' GOWNS AT S5e. Fine quality muslin, with Hubbard yoke, two Hamburg tnsertinus and clusters of tucks in yoke. neck and sleeves edged with em- broidered rutile. All sizes. —950— LADIES' BRIDAL SETS AT $3.75. Fine quality cambrie, comprising Gown, Chemise und Drawers, all handsomely trimmed With platte Valenciennes Lace and finished with dainty ribbous. All sizes, $3.75. Besides our specially low-priced goods wehave an extensive and elegant assortinent of better grades. Our styles are unique and comprise the latest novelties. —o— COUTIL CORSETS AT 39. Long, short and medium lengths. All sizes, 39c. CHILDREN'S BIBS AT 5c, Linen, stamped in simple designs. 5c, CHILDREN'S WAISTS AT 12c. Jean, all sizes, 124. CHILDREN'S DRAWERS AT 12}¢. Good quality muslin. All sizes, —12!e.— CHILDREN'S DRAWERS AT 2c. Better quality muslin,with tucks and em- Droidered ruffle. All sizes. —250= CHILDREN'S SLIPS AT 25e. Good quality cambric, with yoke of tucks and Hamburg inserting. All sizes, —250— CHILDREN'S NIGHT DRESSES AT Sle. Good quality muslia, first and second sizes. rr Tue Paovext Hovsexzeres WITH LIMITED MEANS CAN FIND XO BETTER OPPORTUNITY THAN THE PRESENT, NOR MORE CONVENIENT METHOD THAN OUB EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM PRESENTS FOR ADDING TO THE COM- FORT OF HERSELF AND FAMILY. DUR- ING THE FEW WEEKS PREVIOUS TO SPRING HOUSE CLEANING ONLY ASMALL PORTION OF YOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS 18 REQUIRED TO FILL YOUR HOMES WITH DOMESTIC SWEETS, THE BURDEN BEING BORNE BY US, THE IM- MEDIATE BENEFIT BEING YOURS. OUR FLOORS ARE REPLETE WITH A HANDSOME LINE OF PARLOR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, DRAPERIES, BUFFETS, WARDROBES, TOILET SETS, FANCY ROCKEKS, ESCRI- TOIRES, CHINA CLOSETS, COUCHES, FOLDING BEDS, BOOKCASES, EASELS AND WORKS OF ART. ALL SOLD UPON EXTENDED CREDIT, COMPETING WITH THE PRICES OF BSIRIGTLY CASH HOUSES. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT PARLORS, 917, B1%, U21 AND 9237TH ST. AND G27 AND OW MAb, AVE N. W. A. Pierce & Co. 71Y Market Spacey Commer Sth st, Rend our opening annuncement of our GREAT Junuary Sale of Sivalin UNDER WEAR. For Tae Fist Or Ovn 6 Dax REMNANT CLEARING SALE, which we will INAUG: RATE MONDAY, wo will offer the foliowing bargains in DRESS FABRICS, many of which aro marked at jess than HALF the original pi In fact, all of them are Ki DUCED to RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES 3 Har Pieces Ov Brack Senoe, with White side band, ALL W have been seilimy tor ¥ and $1 NANT PIC 506. vv. G YARDS 42-in. BLACK and GR. CAMEL'S HAIR. Forwer price, $° REMNANT PRICE, $5 per piece. 4 YARDS 42-INCH BLACK BKOADCLOTH NOVELTY. former price, #5. KEMNANT PRICE, UL, which we ‘sayd, REM- 82 per piece. 7 YARDS 42-1NCH DIAGONAL, ALL WOOL. Former price, $8.75. KEMNANT PRICE, & vor piece. (% YARDS ALL-WOOL CREPE CLOTH, inches wide. Former price, #844. REM- NI PRICE, 85 per piece. 7 YARDS 42-INCH AL! OTH. Former WOOL CREPE rice, $8.73. REMNANT c PRICE, : $5.25 per piece f 4% YARDS LUPIN'S SEcGi, ALT, Wook, AG inches wide KEMNANT PRICE, WIDE. TD Each day of next wees we will have a list of BARGAINS at COKKESPONDINGLY LOW \dny_ papers our ANNU NOUNCEMENT wi for DAL JA} Opening of LADIES W. A. Price & Co. TAY MARKET sPACL, It Corner Sth st. eee Tue Ixrnovvertoy WE EXTENDED OUR - r , te — Viorer Corooxe Formed hosts of warm friends for our pet pro- duction, but we are determined that we shall become your closest friend, therefore we have clothed it in new raiment, which will appeal to ‘© physical as well as an artistic sense. For the next week we offer = Haxpsouz, Beaver, Usique™ a Borrtzs, a ‘ = Fiuuz Wie “Ou Viower™ = - Coroaxe.» = For 25. ws This is the greatest bargain we have ever Offered. It must be seen to be appreciated. CALL AND EXAMINE. ¥. 8. WILLIAMS & CO., COR. 9TH AND F STS. N.W., UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE, Drugs, Medicines, Prescriptions, Tur Ever Gasarrst Baroams OFFERED. ‘The entire stock of Fine TAILOR-MADE CLOTH- ING and Gents' Furnishing Goods will be closed out at FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. It will PAY you to take # lookbefore you buy elsewhere, THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO., 2 ‘7th and Geta, To Frowen Lovens. That our specialties—-CUT FLOWERS and QUICK DELIVERY—have been appre- elated is indicated by the unusual patronage ‘which woe have received during the recent holidays. Customers—old and new—will Please accept our thanks. A. Gov & Bzo., 112 F ET. NW. OOS Axp Suicurzr Sonzp Panes, 825 Bamboo Screen, with Japanese em- broidered panel. Reduced to. 28 $16 Bamboo Screen, with embroidered Panel. Reduced to, $15 Japanese Screen. Reduced to......85 $15 Hand-embroidered Screen, Reduced to, $12 Bauiboo Screen. Reduced to @11 Imitation Mahoyany Screen Frame. Reduced to, se 04 $10 Imitation Mahogany Screen Frame. Reduced to... a reeeseeveeese BS Crosz Ocr Parreax Is Lavrs Desz 12 Solid Oak Desks, with three drawers, fine brass trimmings and highly pol- ished. Regular price, $16. Reduced to... _ €5 Combination Essels and Tables. Re- Auced t0..046, W. B. Mosss & Soxs, pty F and Lith sts, Srectars Mospay. Au Ovr Jensey Scirs $1.50. Vasrez Scirs, $3.50. F, ORMER Paice, 86, $7, $8 axv $9. Evenyrarxa Fise Ar Os: Hare, 1-2, Paice. HasseromS’, 621 Pesssrivanua Ave. ‘wew Ee Way FE ww KER U RRR NNN RRR, gree mT uy Bk NS ie go uo Be Bas RR kee tT OU BR NAN TIT ANN x wT nm LEO SE pits bo Hall £4 NN E mg fo GR 2S Nae Ee FOR YOUR GENEROUS PATRONAGE DUR- ING THE YEAR + TO SELL HIGH-CLASS GOODS, TO ASK ONLY FAIR PRICES, TO PLEASE EACH CUSTOMER, HAS BEEN OUR UNVARYING PURPOSE. YOUR APPRECIATION OF IT RESULTED IN THE OPENING OF OUR F STREET BRANCH LAST OCTOBER. SINCE THAT TIME YOU HAVE BOUGHT AT THE TWO STORES LIBERALLY. WE PURPOSE TO MAKE IT AN OBJECT TO YOU TO CON- TINUE YOUB PATRONAGE WITH US,AND BOTH STORES SHALL BE WORTHY OF IT. J.C. Hurourxson, 907 PA. AVE., COR. F AND 13TH 8TR, Denar. ‘Whethor your skin is chapped by the rough ‘dry winds of winter or tanned by the bura- ing midday sun, or irritated by the razor, there is nothing more certain to relieve you ‘than the soothing application of Dermatine, Price, 250. and 50c, ‘Made only and sold by ' ‘W. 8. THOMPSON, Pharmactt, ‘WS Lith ot. aw. We have put our INFANTS’ UNDERWEAR DE- PARTMENT in order—new—and fresh—for the new Year. Somebody ie con:inually making somethine ‘worthy—and we are not content if we do not have it to show. 80 you will find even more in variety than you have seen before. Tiisis our new department—but the people “‘fell” right into the way of coming here. Confidence grows by “keeping up our endo: the iine” ‘What we tale hold of «ets our unremitting attention— "Te you ike to Tonk at att nee ‘you like to look at art work you will fin slogan: collection in this stock. ‘We want you. t0 look atit. Customers are made in that way-—and we want your trade—if we deserve it—and wearosure oureffurts in stock and price must impress you favorably. Other People quote prices. We are ruins to. Compare the markings and the qualitics, Can be noquest.on where Your best interests lie then. INFANTS’ CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK SLIPS “fresh cu Dury —38e., 55e., 7. INFANTS’ ENGLIS SLIPS, finished with tucks, Hamburg insertion and ru 83.08. INFANTS" FINE FRENCH NAINSOOK ROBES, yoke, back and front of drawn work, sieves to match, deep hem and trimmed with Valencienties laco-€3.25 to 06.48. INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN'S SILK AND LACE ROBES—$6.48, $6.88, 610, $12 and 816. CHILDREN’S LONSDALE CAMBRIC AND NAINSOOK DKESSES. with clostor tuck or Gretchen waists, skirts With deep hems or tucks finished with embroidery or feather stitching—te. to $1.98. CHILDREN'S ENGLISH NAINSOOK DRESSES, with Hamburg insertion, with oF without tucks in skirt, yoke back and front, neck and sleeves edged with Ham- burg rufles—$1.75 to 83.68, CHILDREN'S FRENCH NATNsOOK DRESSES, with drawn work and teather stitched Gretchen waists, deep hewstitched hem, neck and sleeves trimmed with lace— 84.98. INFANTS’ LONG NAINSOOK and CAMBRIC SKIRTS trimmed ina score of Datterns--50c. to £2.08. INFANTS’ LONG and SHORT FLAN- NEL SKIRTS—piatn feather stitched or em- broidered—€1 to &3.48. INFANTS’ FLANNEL BANDS—25c. amd ‘300. qAXFASTS' MERINO SHIBTS.-200. to INFANTS' SILK SHIRTS—81.50. INFANTS’ EMBROIDERED FLANNEL and CASHMERE SUAWLS—#1 to €4.50. INFANTS’ HAND-KNIT BOOTIES, im Proper color—lie. to Sc. Silk ones— e125. CHILDREN’S CASHMERE COATS—all sizes—$3.75 t0 87.48. INFANI8' LONG COATS-$4.98 to 88.98, CHILDREN'S HAND-KNIT SACQUES— ‘B0e., GSe., B5e., OB, $115, 81.25 and 81.98. INFANTS’ FLANNEL and CASHMERE BACQUES, tastily embroidered in becoming colors—iBe. to 83.98. INFANTS’ CAPS, in crepe d'chine, ben- qaline aud China <iik—81.35 to 84. INFANTS WORSTED and ANGORA CAPS—Sve. and $1.50. KNEE LEGGINS—68c. and 75e. DRAWER LEGGINS—Sic. and 98e. WHITE AND BLACK MITTS—25¢. WHITE MITTS, with Kiderdown tops 290, CHILDREN’S TABLE BIBS—2 for 2c. INFANTS’ HAND EMBROIDERED BIBS—196. to 98. FASCINATORS—all style—i0e, to 81.25, ‘Whatcan you want for the Buby that is not here? ‘That is the beauty of our being in this line—you don’t need to shop around for this or that. We have under- taken the task of furnishing Infants’ and Children's ‘wardrobes—and we enter into the endeavor thoroughly equipped. See if we do not. und We. NAINSOOK box piaite, Mles—Ose. to Prurrs, : ‘NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” ESTABLISHED 1840. [1t] TELEPHONE 995. Taz Gooros We Seu Lanes, many, varied, choice Goup-axv-Oxxx Goons, a superb lot. Gas Fixrvzes, handsome, unique, rich. Gas Hearens, very handy. “Graxp» Ou Hearens, none better. Larnoses axp Raxors, same excetient kinds, Fnnaces, the Peetiees “TORRID” onty. And we have superior facilities for doing PLUMBING, FUBNACE and REPAIR WOKK. S. S. Suepp & Buo., 492 OTH ST. X.W. 2 he ~_— aaa 8 ENT a SOP I RUEPTIONALLY CHOICE CANDY. at 25 CENTS A POUSD St" Linder we ‘bute coustantiy on Band tthe. CANDY wis auade RESH every day, and you can eet Auxture pf the ry choices ind, ius Chocolatesand Bou Bows, SCENT CANDIES. reduced TENTS. “The lowest | ever quoted for FINE CANDY Ba Express pass to anywhere, Gnu Axp Sox, ne Con, Lin Asp F Srs. Swiss Musto Boxes BELOW ACTUAL cosT TO CLOSE INVOICE. ONLY 7 BOXES LEFT! 4-AIB BOX, $24; REDUCED TO $11.50. oS Care eee hae Rhee a” ce Co SWISS COTTAGE, handsomely carved, containing JEWEL CASKET and playing two airs, $15; reduced to 87.00. ORCHESTRAL, with bells, dram, castanet and “celestial voice” attachments, playing 10.irs, # mag- mifownt BOE, 950, seftuced to $17 ¥. @. sure, BRADBURY PIANO WARE ROOMS, delat 1245 PENNA AVE. Tax Laezsus Crocrarme Lismsr. 511 1ith st aw. ’ ANDARD ARD LITERATURE, MAGAZINES FASHION JOUB- ‘NaLs, BOTH AMERIUAN AND FOR- js2-10* EIGE. Im CIRCULATION. _ Moxpars Buz Or Fins at Hasxprencurers.—pataty novelties expressly imported for the New Year receptions, &e., of lace, from @1 to $17.50 each: of finest linen, hand-em- Droidered. $1 to $4.50 each. Thousands of them on exhibition Monday, when you may claim 20 per cent duscownt. A. BAncArK.—s0 dosn very Sheer Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs with scailoped and embroitered bor ders, at only 30e. each. So superior are these late ar- Tivals that those previous.y in stock marked 50c. are ‘Row reduced to 39¢. each. Repvcen PRICES are also quoted for Initial Handkerchiefs. Ladies’ and Men's Pure Linen Hand- Kerchicts reduced from 25c. to Ie. each. Only ini- tials B, F. 3, N, P. Men's Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs reduced from 8c. to 8c. each. Only initials A.B, F, J, KM, XP, W, Necxwran—nisc Brussels Net Pleating.434 inches wide, isto be much used for necks and sleeves; also for Jabots, Monday's price attraction is 29, a yard. Regular price, 35 cents. The $1.35 double row Chiffon Roffinc for only 98e. Syard. There is actually 4 yards of material to every yard of this ruffling, whict: ts artistically embroidered im all colors. Tiwerny.—catset and Cut Silver Hair Ornaments, Just from Pari. Prices range from @1.85 to $8 each. A collection of which wo are very proud. Warranted Askarat gold Neck Chains for €4.98, Lockets for $4.48 Thoso of rolied gold, warranted not to tarnish, are here from Oc. to $1.98 each. If you will learn Jewelers’ prices for identical goods you will better ap- Preciate Palais Royal prices. Hosteny—tneee Pure Silk Hosein all evening and Jeather shades; plain, @1.95; ribbed, $2.98. These ere Pickel out for mention because extraor@inary value. You have never berore been asered cqual qualities for the prices. Ta & 0 i wo m “Ww PPP FEE Ri cor vr PoP mR 8G EE RF T progr BY So EX ERE F e Eee kK ‘Gog Kee NKN OT ppp con 00 NN ON TTTT Bh TSS SS POE FERS D DI Ass. 6 9 8u PERS Bow HH se8 Sol 5? Ug & RE = bpp Ui Sss8 ‘Gu “ou” “uu? § KN rs All Brie-a-brac, Stationery and Warm Skirts ofevery description at one-tenth less than marked prices. Baic-a-prac.—soarty two thousand pleces of choice Pottery Vases, &c., marked at prices that are considerably lower than prevailing, Also a finecollec- tion of Japanese Ware, including Tea Sets, Mc, in «reat variety. Srartoneny.—tne novetties or “92 are here from Marcus Ward and other celelrated makers. One-tenth off Palais Royal prices brings fine Sta- tionery to you at half usual prices, Wealso would add your uameto our list of sub scrilers for the following, which will be delivered on day of publication: North American Review, 42c, or $5,04 per annum. $3.12 per annum. Wans SKIRTS.—Equally as desirable for wet as for cold weather. The list of prices does not indicate the variety of styles, colors, &. Worsted Skirts, Bic. to $2.98 each; Flannel Skirts, e : Cloth Skirts, $1.65 to 84.5 each ; Satin Skirte, $2.08 to $6.50 each ; Surah, Taffeta and Glace Silk Skarts, @4.U8to#12each. Clilidren's Skirts also. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Duess Goops Axo Tnuncses. ‘The correct evening tints inthe following: CHINA SILKS, full 23 inches wideand guarantee! auperior to the silks usually wid at 50e. @ yard, are bere at only 39c. a yard. JAP. SILKS—Superior Quality Figured Japanese Silks, in Cream only, 27 inches wide. Only $1 a yard, FAILLE—The graceful draping and delicately ‘shaded Faille Francaise Silks irom #1 to €1.98a yard. RHADAME- Known as Satin Khadame, @1 to @1.50 ‘a yard. Qualities for the prices that will be recor nized by connoisseursas superior. MOIRE SILKS are to be correct for ‘92. Our prices $1.25 t0€2.25, We have made the attempt to have the best for the prices since these old-time favorites are again t engage your attention. RROCADES—7ic. to 1.89, the price extromes. Descriptions are more apt to mislead than otherwise. We request you to ask to be shown these goods. CREPES—We shall be able for a short time to offer TSe. and $1 qualities for only 50c. aad Of. re spectively. For a short time because we cannot obtain more at the prices, WOOL FABLICS—Cashmere, Henrietta and Nun's Veiiing only S0c. yard. Crepon at 75 cents and Hen- rietta at 85c. yard. We ask critical inspection. Note qualities and colors. Repvcev Paces. Paris Robes reduced from $18 to $12.50 and from 815 to #875. Only ome of them, but they in- clude the choice tufted camel's hair and other expen- sive novelties. Heavovanrers For Tannunes. ‘The variety is kept complete the year round, The latest and choicest Trimmings are always her, and generally at a price surprise. To quickly introduce Prices | the New Year Novelties 10 percent discount is to be allowed until Wednesday evening. Pearl Edges, 30c. to $1 yard. Pear Gimps, #1 80 to $3.35 yard. Gold Gimps, Be. to $3.35 yard. Gold and Jewel Gimps, $1.40 to $5.40 yard. Ostrich Feather Edzes, $1.35 yard. Coque Feather Edges, 50c. to 81 yard. ‘Coque Feather Bands, $1.50 to $2.68 yard. ‘Ribbon Fringes, $1.50 to 83 yard. Silk Feather Edges, 50c. to $1 yard. Jet Edges, 1c. to $1 yard. Black Silk Edges, 6c. to 50c. yard. Colored Silk Edges, 12. to 50e. yard. Cantile Gimps, $1.15 to $2 yard. Jet Gimps, #1 to £6.63 yard. Silk Giups, #1 to €12.35 yard. Fe-Especial attention is asked to the variety of Evening Trimmings, also the following: Feather Pompons with Aigrette for the hair, White, (Cream, Light Blue, Pink and Cardinal, $1.35. Princess of Wales Tips with Aigrette, only 80c. Flowers for garniture and corsage bouquets from €8c.to8L.25. Violets, Chrysanthemums, Jacqueminot Roses, Heliotrope, Orange Blostom, “American Beauty” Roses, &c., &c, Long Stem Roses, Chrysan- themums, &c., with foliage, suitable for New Year favors, 15c. to 30c. bunch. Rissoss Or Au Koos Evening shades in the Fashionable Double-teced Satin Ribbons, 234 and 8 inches wide, only 30 and ‘48c. yard. ‘Moire Ribbons, 10c. to 75c. yard. Faille Ribbons,3% inches wide, 300. yard. G. G. Ribbons, with satin edge, Se. to 30e. yard. Satin and G. G. Ribbons in White and scares tints. Qualities for the prices that make the Palais Royal Deedquarters. Fos - at 10 Pxx Cexr Discounr. One-tenth off the price marked on the garment o> trimming selected. ‘The discount sleo includes . “Tur Moxcaexrane O57 AND 999 F ST. N.W. FINE MILLINERT, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &e. OUR ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE. Aspecial discount of from Sto 20 percent will be allowed on all purchases made from ws this week Everything in the various departments of the store Will be soid subject to this reduction. A GREAT SALE OF WRAPS. LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S GARMENTS AT A SACRIFICE. To make room for our Annnal Muslin Underwear Sale, which takes piace MONDAY, JANUARY 4, we. are compelled to reduce our steck, consisting of about ‘800 garments, and positively sacrifice it LOT 1—Ladies’ Biack and Colored, Piain and Diagonal Cheviot Reofers, were ®8.......... Now @4.08 LOT 2—Pine Cheviot and Broadcloth Jackets, tail made, were @15.. Now LOT 3—The choice of Newmarkets, @5. Children's Gretchens, from 2 to G years... At 63.48 LOT 4—Fiesant | Pur~-trimmed Refers, were #18... At $11.us LOT 5—Piush Jackets. a Your choice, CLOSING PRICES IN FURS. Shoulder Capes and Muffs at about one-balf the foriner prices (Children’s and Misses’ G tinnation © ssamers, Were]. 42, at Ae. { our Great Sale of Trimmed Hate, Continuation of cur Great Sale of Untrimmed Hate, frou Continuation cf our Great Sale of Ribbons, V Plush, &e. Continuation of our Great Sale of Handkerchiefs, Furs, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, Unibrellas, Delle, &e. vets, HEADQUARTERS FOR KID GLOVES. Genuine Foster Gloves, with the celebrated Poster Gevuine P. and P. Gi Pare Genuine Mcmumental Gloves and the very. Lest French Glows for Ladies, Gents nd Children. Evening Gloves from 12, 16, X0-button length. We guarantee aud fit then to your hand. at THE MONUMENTAL A Skcmrice Sacre Or Waars. We will continue our discount sale of Cloth Wrape and Fur Capes during the week beetnuins Monday, por cent off inarked prices. ~All of our Goth Reefere our Bern fn Black, ‘Ten and Gray! Caves, Main ond that Were #8 are wow re: Tramued duced to 6.40. [were #10 aren Your ‘choice of Resiers. |" \ourpick of car Bernhardt Capes and Pur ers and Lome Cap Synge, that were G12 sor) ther were wis tor ot JONSON 713 Mark: ©CLLCOCOCOOOXOODXO000000 A. KAUFMAN, 900 PA. AVE, N.W. © New Year © AND w Rewsasra © Our first shipment of NEW REMNANTS have a rived and will be ou sale © Moxvay, Jax. 4. © Challies, Challies, © Fiaunelettes, Flaunelettes, Silk-stripe Flanneis, ° ‘Plaid, Stripe and Check Fiaune’s, ° Nobby effects in Dress Ginzhaiws, ° French Chantorays, m checks, plaidsand plain, © Satin Plaid White Goods, Cameo Drapery, ° Fancy Light Outing Flannels, ° High colors in Doubie-face Canton, ° Fancy Navy Biue Percales, ° New Sheetings, ° New Pillow-case Cottons, ° New Unbleached Cottons. © ° —h) DAGNTY CHALLIES. {SILK - STRIPE PLAN All Creams =a | Gesigus. pretties than ever; the fee-simile of new | Th French pacterns. Mave! and Lover aie Gowns for) Prewion as tie ih onde Fry jabe Hach bounce 6) Broaeee 522! 1 Zhe) crireonne tocgumcs In our Kemuant Dart, FANCY PLAID AND CHECK FLANNEL. Very Notioy Pat- Dio In our Rewnant Dept. FLANNELETTES. It eoems a littie early for this "class ‘of goods, but you ‘eau wet the «reat Of tie pick “ow the anoxt dericate coloriug on Crea ground. Make f ‘That is, the Patterns ce patterns are per. Tectiy 10Veiy. iat See si gto In our Rewnant Dept. | 1, our Remnant Dept. ernest TIN PLAID TAN BATTITE CUUDS, EIDERDOWN. They, are divided into “Ge. Te. Bk. oe. In our Rewnant Devt. ae oe 6% 5e Inowr Remnant Dept. | tn our Raunant ‘Ths new line added toour siready extensive + sortment makes our REMNANT DEPT. 4 VEIT INTERESTING FEATURE. Our Grand Sale of UNDERWEAR AND OCRSIS will ebortiy be announced. | ° Boe Pxbectar - a M ’ | | In White and Tam. 39 In our Keuuant Dept, Rerturmo-Rertarixo. ovrznsD factory. Alec} ck @ ie ‘Feather Boas, which are here up to @35 each. ally vine si VERTEATED WaRE. AT % PER CENT OFF FOR CaSH ONLY. ‘TRE PALAIS ROYAL. KANX & SOKO ‘MRS. M. 3. HUNT, & LISWER = 1300 F st.ow. 40 (Corner 12th st. and Pa. ave, pe! pitn Fist.