Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: January 12, 1892. ‘© a regular and permanent circalation in Washington three times larger than that of any other paper im the Advertising Medinm it has no competitor. The proposition presented to the House by Mr. Dockery, by request, to have a congres- sional inquiry made into the Rock Creek Park proceedings emanates presumably from some owner not satisfied with the awards made by the appraisers and isa part of the obstructive tactics adopted to prevent the consummation ofascheme which received the approbation of a Congress that gave most careful considera- tion to it, and the most earnest indorsement of ail who havo the welfare of the Capital at heart. The Rock Creek Park act, while providing for the preservation to the people in the form of a park of the valley whose picturesque and rug- ged beauty forms one of the most attractive features of the environs of the Capital, at the tame time sought the accomplishment of an object of equal if not of greater importance, and that was the protection of the city from the dangers that threatened in case the region ir question became thickly set~ tled and Kock creek, now so noted for its beanty, became an open, disease-epreading sower. And this result was clearly inevitable na few years unless the borders of the stream wero reserved from settlement, or the creck arched over and converted @ covered sewer, which would be more expensive than the creation of the park. With such objects in view it is not strange that the park project was generally approved. The only opposition that has been publicly made has been that of own- ers of land, who have not been satisfied with the prices awarded. It is one of the odd feat- ares of the case that in court objection is made because the prices fixed are too small, and in Congres cause, as is imy Congress undeubt aw inquiry at any time, but it hardly seems courteous to the other branches of ¢! ernment to begin such an inquiry be matter Las been considered at ail by the judi- siary and the President, upon whom the act places the responsibility of approving or dis- approving the awards made by 1 ‘The unsecmly haste to pr: tion is another evidence that the proposition is made in the interest of selfish obstruction. = > —_—__ The story of the two American seamen Patrick Shields and Andrew McKinstry, cor- roborates the narrative of the Baltimore concerning the general anti-American con: tion of the Chilean mind and adds new facts peculiar to their own particular case. These men were beaten, imprivoned and otherwise horribly mistreated, without any provoca- tion on their part, by the Chilean authorities. It appears that seamen in United States war vessels and merchantmen cannot go ashore in Valparaiso, or at least could not a few months ago, without denying their country and cluiming to be Englishmen. ‘he story will cause the blood of every American worthy * the name to boil in his veins. The apology for such repeated acts of outrage and insult must be ample and profound. This government cannot afford to compromise its honor and Chile must be made to guarantee protection to such of our citizens as may sojourn in that country even if the whole army and navy and treasury of the United States are required to co-operate in making that protection complete. And the final demand for satisfaction will not long be delayed. When Tax Sran stated somg time ago that high officials of the government, who knew the American testimony concerning the Chilean outrages, viewed war with Chile as inevitable, unless prevented by an apology and reparation from Chile, which were not expected, and when it furthe: stated that extensive war preparations were under way to meet this threatened emergency, many of its contempo- raries discredited its statements, and one of the Peace-at-any-price mewspapers published in York held up its hands in holy horror and | pronounced Tux Sram “bloodthirsty.” As the character of the American case against Chile gradually comes to be understood by the public through the publication of the full statements of the American sailors, and when, in connection with this evidence, the in- solent and insulting communications from Chile to our government come to be read, it will at ‘once be perceived that no mistake was made by the American officials who considered war in- evitable if the truth was learned by the Ame ean people, unaccompanied by an apology and other conciliatory action on the part of Chile. ———+-—___ Natarally the inaugural address of such a man as Gov. McKinley in such astate as Ohio excites widespread interest. ‘Two of the points im the address can be touched here—his un- equivocal indorsement of ballot reform and his no less clear-cut opposition to the gerry- mander. As to the former he desires that there shall be such modifications as shall improve the working of the law, one of which the gov- ernor thinks would be the marking of every name on the ballot. About this proposition ballot reformers are not agreed. The provision seems to call for a higher exercise of thought- fulness on the part of the voter. It is not sur- prising that so clever a mind as Gov. McKin- ley's should find in the guarded ballot the very bulwark of freedom. On the gerrymander his convictions are equally clear sud stated, if possible, with more positiveness. He advised the legislature to redistrict the congressional districts of the state so fairly that no future legisiature will dare to disturb the districts un- tila new census and another apportionment will make it imperative. If the advice should be followed to the lettor the influence of the ex- ample would be incalculable. The bill to give the democrats only four districts outof tweaty- uc is notim the line of Gov. McKinley's ree- ommeniation. e+e _- The ratitication by the Senate of Yhe United States of the Brussels treaty to put an end to the African slave trade and to establish com- mercial relations with the new Congo state is an act, loug delayed, which reflects credit on | the government. Mr. Chandler's amendment, containing a proviso against complicating this Fepublic with African posressions, and protec- torates cf other powers, was well incorporated With the revolutions asadopted. It is earnestly hoped that the rum trafic as well as the slave trade will be restrained in the Darkest Conti- nent by the seventeen enlightened powers, signers of this important treaty, the document itself containing a provision to that effec —s : If Senator Stewart, after ail, is right about free coinage being possible under existing law, what a commentary on our national law- makers, inciuding the silver Senator from Ne Itis the case of the mau who ran- Sacks the house and stirs up the Lousehold in angry search for the spectacles on bis face. —>-o——___ There are Millerites in Minneapolis who ex- pect that the month of March will bring them to heaven. It strikes the casual observer that Ow PDD. ppp. go BM BD 838 BD BOD ‘ 00 DbD bpp Sizes axp 00 ppp DD FRE RRR eo BM BM EE Rite 88 BD BD Re i bpp Bop EB £ Prices-5-coox sip cLoves-NEW AND GOOD. 3 dozen pairs Brown and Black. Price reduced from Sito | yoann Sizes, GX, 6, 7, TH ‘dozen pairs Light Tan. Price reduced from $1.50 to 87 centsrer pair. Sizes, 0%, 6%. 7. ‘These are not Foster Rid Gloves. We bave Fos- ters if you desirethom, They are marked **Wil- liam, Fowler" or **Fosterina” on the inside of the wrists. We warrant every pair. During the past year we have sold thousands of them, and they are growing in favor every day. J.C. Herourxsox, ; 907 PA. AVE. Ty J. Y. Davis Soxs OFFER THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK or eYF 0 0 RRR gS ey Ee es Fe OG Bri Bssy ¥ uw ok RB S335 OF ALL KINDS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, daletr 1201 Pennsylvania ave. NMMM FFE RRR TTT = 22% MMMM OF ROR rT Z MMMM = FE RRR r Zz MMM §F RR 3 as MMM EEE OR OE we = Lito the ever-widening eircle from the Pebble tossed upon the placid lake, our tow prices have met with your un- ‘Stinted appreciation, and resulted ia an ever-tcidening cirele of patrons. Each and every day the volume of tradeincreases. Each rising sun beholds us a day nearer the realization of our desire, which isto make this the mocdet drug store of America, Thanks to your patronaxe, it is already the Anest drug store in the Diatriet. Rest assured of one thing—you will ‘never hear of any lower prices than ours. We were first to inaugurate the “‘cru- sade” against high prices for drugs, and fought the battle single handed—forcing reduction in prices all along the line. Doversss' Exvisios Or Cov Liver On. ‘This damp, ever-changing. unseason- able weather is very trying to those suf- fering from coughs, colds, bronchitic, asthma, pneumonia, cousumption, &c. Thisis the time ofthe year in which fortify your system against evils. You cannot be too carefal. Even the strongest and sturdi- est are almost defenseless before ‘the in- roads of these aflments once they be- come firmly intrenched, as the system oftentimes finds it extremely difficult to expe! them. ‘What you should do isto fortify your self with Douglass’ Emuision of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda. ‘This famous remedy is 50 per cent pure Norwegian oil, shipped us direct insealed casks from the land of the fiords, thoroughly emulsified with those two great adjuncts—the Hy pophos- Phites of Lima and Soda. Douglass’ Emulsion of Cod Liver O11 is sweet to the taste, easily dixested anden- tirely free from that nauseating after taste common to the ordinary Cod Liver Oi1. It is superior to all other similar compounds, and yet the price is lower. Our price is 75e. per large bottle, or 3 botties for $1. A Tewensc Sos Orren An attraction outside of drugs. One thousand boxes (containing 3 cakes each) of La Parisienne Giycerine Soap, large, clear and fragrant cakes, only 25e. per box. A great bargain. MM MM hg cet ane a ir 2 Behe Fe PZ om MMM kee EE F Za Bugs Meiers Pharmacy, W¢ «©6CORNER@ITH AND F STS. N.W. SEVENTH AND E. RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT, SECUND FLOOR. Prices is department will be as low asever. We have greatiy enlarged our stock, devoting considera- Lie space to this class of goods alone. SAMPLE PKICES. Price. Fountain Syringe. $1.24 Fountain Syringe. 149 126 139 Fauwily Syringes, 3 pipes, good. 40 Family Syringes, 3 hard rubber pipes. 7% pipes and hard rubber connec- tions, making the best syringe in use and every one cuaranteed....... 2.00 . 09 Rubber Bandaves of all widths, Nureery Beiongins, Baby Rattles, Feeding Botties, Nipples of all kinds, Syringe Tubing and Extra Buibs, Ice Bags, &c. after having secured the republican conven- tion Minneapolis might hold ber ambitions in check for n time. +. With a loss of €2,000 by the burning of a private car staring him in the faec, and the Ohio legivlature contemplating action con- cerning bis place in the Senate, Mr. Brice might judiciously contemplete several kinds of fire insarance. —— There is no method of tolling exactly what road will lead to success. The Lydecker tun- wel is one of the most novel and interesting of the many curious avenues to promotion. +s It is generally conceded now that the Chilean brand can give a United States police force points in indiscriminate use of power. $$$ Lydecker does not appear to have come out f she little end of the tunnel after all. Atomizers, rubber tube, perfect...... 1.00 a Atomizers. —We carry the larvest stock in thecity and make the lowest-price) Atomizers for throat, noseand toilet use. Atomizers for liquids, powders and vaseline. Steam Atomizers, complete, very cbeap. Rubber Bougies and Catheters of all styles. KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E. ee er ee eae) Cuoconates 25c. Le. Weoxzspar. These special prices are « splendid attraction, and servo to introduce our full line of Candies, whica you will Bnd to be of the richest quality, aud lower in price for same «rade than any confectioner in Washington. ‘We make a spectaity of Reception Candies reyarding tute, and a trial will convince you that eur gcods are second to none. GILL & SOM, Cor, Lith and Feta, Sad ‘The Popular Confectioners, Everybody cove {10's great,” a6 ve tt te. Hauscnome | Oxz . . Hur Orr Sauce Is the grestest ‘oargain event of the season. It ought to be. solid satie. faction to every man to know that he can visit HAMBURGERS’ and buy any Suit or Overcoat fh the store at one-half less than it would be possible to bur garments of the samegrade and quality elsewhere in Washington. Tp “Bi Keeps booming slong as mertily we'll s000 be able to say ‘‘good-bys” to our ‘Warhington friends and the retail cloth- tng business. MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS Hur Price. HanwvncenS’, 621 Pexxa Ave wale “The violet's charma I prize indeed, So modeat "tis and ratr, 5 And smells a0 sweet.’ We wave rresm vioters pany axp PLENTY OF THEM. A. Gove & Bro. S27EW Quickest delivery inthe city. 1112 F ET. 8.W. wale Ly Wor Be Isrenesrrxc To Know just how mazy people in Washington aro wear- ing WILSON & CARR'S famous $3.50 shoe. Week by week the demand steadily increases. Mr. Wilson is frank to say that ho expected xreat results from this shoe, but its sales overshadow by far those of any shoe ever sold by them. The ladies find the pliabi yielding leather a luxury for tender feet, and the gen- tlemen are surprised at their neat, dressy appearancé ‘and splendid weating qualities Either sex may choose between broad, medium or narrow toe, and the Indies between dull or glaze finish. Don't you forget to try them when you get another pair. It is hardly necessary to say that Messrs. WILSON & CARR are located at 929 F street northwest. jal2-5t Waar To Wear Dress yourself naturally and becomninsly. Study the contour of your face and form and dress accordingiy. Let your oWu good taste be your guide. Ladies may wear any material that fo'ds and drapes nicely, such ‘as revs, poplins, satins and silks. Paisce, Fotografer. Cor. 11th und Pa. ave. n.w. jal2 Somermse Frarner Axsovr Tuose Mews $5 Suozs Fon $3.50. As wo told you in yesterday’s ottar™ tilese Biioee Are genta ealf, full stock, hand sewed and “*dreasy""—a ood wearer and easy agaxlove—uot some of our od stock marked down, but new, Treah goods. ‘Are excellent ‘Yalues and Bloes of this «rude are alnost universally soid at 85. Ovr Pisce $3.50, Decawse we believe im wmall props and big sacs. Drop ws Gnu take 4 (ook at them. Hoover & Sxxpas, 1217 Press. Avence. len Goppxss Or Gram aa **Cores” was a goddess among the old Greeks and Romans. ‘To her was attributed the care of the fruits of the earth, the sowing, the growing and ‘the reaping. When s bountiful harvest was housed to Ceres a gener- ous portion was offered upon the altars. Inasmuch as the climate on the shores of the sunny Mediter- ranean always fostered plenteous ia12 ‘‘Ceres"—what « beautiful name for » brand of flour—the purest, ‘tnow-white product of the golden wrsin, Thousands of famities in this city are enjoying the benefits derived from tho use of *'Ceres" Flour. It makes more’ breall, lighter brcad and. detter bread than any other brand. Insist upon your erocer giv- ing you “Ceres.” Every sack and Darret basa circhlar in it containing the catograph signature of W. M. Gait & Co. So look for it, Wx. M. Gaut & Co., Flour and Feed Dealers, Cor. 1st and Indiana ave n.w. Waar Sue Anz: Your ‘Perrtere ena Reteere, 1237 Pa 'Ava Axo 413 18rn Sz. Corros Uspzewean * Low prices ace too connected with trashy garments. The reduced at the Palais Royal are temporarily quoted for the best Underwear. Who can Pointtos single instance in all these fourteen years of an unreliable garment coming from the Palais Royal? Perfection? No! There's no such thing as Perfection. But always the best. The garments for’ 1802 havealready been declare the beat to de had tn this city. We are not prematurely telling of our own opinion, but what has been told our buyer and asaist- ants e hundred and one times during the ‘‘Oponing.' Cx younttora to allow this occasion to terminate without your presenco? ‘The weather 1s bad for shop- Ping, but the Palas Koyal may be reached by carfrom almost any location in the District. SEE THESE S40. GARMENTS, Neanty one thousand pieces have been sold since Monday morning. The roason is that garments of equal quality, with less style and finish, are elsewhere retailing at 1S conts. A half hundred styles. See these Gowns with V-shape front of solid embroidery and the Paris style turu-over embroidery cuffs and high sleoves. And these Cambric Corset Covers with ‘ombroidery yoke back and front and puff of lace drawn with ribbons. Andtheso Yoke-band Skirts with 12- inch embroidery flounce and two clusters of 4-bunch tucks above. And these Drawers with embroidery rufle, 2%-ineh-wide insertion and tucks. And the many other garments at 84 cents, Can you usually find as good at 98 cents? Tomorrow's “Orvextsar Parces. ‘You'll notice the price marked on the garments you select. Read below for the special prices quoted as a souvenir of the ‘*Opening.” Sxunrs. Marked prices.. “*Opening" prices......26e. Conser Covers. Nicur Gows: Marked prices. 1.35 | $1.68 | $2.25 Opening” pri Dac. | $1.88 | Sicao expensive of fino with choice laces prices of superior musiin, with embroideries that will wask and wear, All perfect im shape, superior in Apish; wt every way reiiudle. 1s Over Deranruesrs. Faxs.—since coristinas 100 Opera Fans have been added to stock.” Those here previous to their arrival are reduced in prices. See these bargains: Two Fans of five Pink and Cream ostrich plumes with three tips and aigrette, mounted on pearl stick. Reduced from $9 to 87. Here's one with six Bine plumes and tips, ‘motnted on {voroide stick. Reduced from 87 to 9. ‘This Nile Green‘Ostrich x Groves.:rne tast of those $1 quality Undressed Kid Mousquetaires and 5-hook Foster Lace Gloves, which we have been selling at 59 cents, are to be hur- ried out at 39c. a pair. Hanpxexcurers.—oten's and Ladies initial Linen Handkerchiefs reduced from 25 to 19 cents. ‘Men's 50c. Initial Handkerchiefs reduced to 39 cents. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below. ) Dress Goons For 1892. ‘We are in the fortunate position of being able to offer you two of the latest French Novelties in Spring Fab- rics at prices that are lower than prevailing eisewliere and lower than we can charge later, 1892 Woorex Duress Fannics. Putssz—the name of the choicest of pring fabrics; looks something like tucked Bedford cord; appears heavier than it really is; full of substanoe, graceful draping, made of pure wool, in the new Grays, Tans, also Black, is full 48 inches wide, and, at the Palais Royal, ts only $1.90 @ yard. ‘Their little history will explain—two importers who happen to be at logsurheads are cutting the Price. Of course, neither of them will venture anew supply nor are other importers influenced by the squabbie of thesetwo. Thus the Palais Royal in ‘Washington and two stores in New York and one in Chicago are selling at $1.50 a yard while others are of necessity asking $2.60 a yard. Frow tne same souree come Foule Serges in Tans, Grays, Modes, Reseda Green and Cadct Blue. Plain colors and in stripes. $1 quality for 5c. a yard. To inauce an carly purchase of our $1.75 Belford Cords we reduce the price to $1.50. yard until Wednesday Evening. Being 50 inches wide. only five or six yards required for adress. 7 Come Quicty For Turse. Tu tast of tose 0c. qasiity Chins Silks ut 30¢. a yard are in sight. Only colors that remain are Light Blue, Nile, Pink, Heliotrope, Salmon, Sapphire. Re- sada, Olive, Navy, Golden Brown, White. Quantities are small. Anew supply cannot be secured to retail at less than 60c. a yard, Trrose 91 quatsty Sik Crepes at 680. a yard will be asked for after they are gone. Only colors remaining are Nile, Gray, Cardinal, Scarlet, Cream, White. Tux Grxouaus For 1892. We tutors tno claim of » contemporary that the American Ginghams for '9? are particularly varied and beautiful; that they are absolutely fast colors; that the best designs will be scarce later. We add that you cannot wisely make a selection without seeing the Palais Royal's coliection. At 12%c.a yard we show over e haif hundred different desigus. It is for you to say who has the best selection; therefore we invite you to an exhibition rather thane sule of 1802 Ging- hams. 1892 Dasss Tannoxes. ‘The evening noveltics of Pearls, Jewels, &e., are hero, also Jet and Silk Gimps, Feather Trimmings, Sk Fringes. All at 10 per cent discount until ‘Wednesday evening. Ruseons to shaces to match your evening or street costume, Barvaius here and there,’ This is one: Setin and G. G. Ribbous, 23g inches wide, only We. a yard for 25c. quality. 20 Pea Cexr Discovsr, Cuorce of any garment in the Wrap Department at one-fifth less than the marked price, All this sea- son's styles of Ladies’ Jackets, Ulaters, Capes, Waiste, ‘Shawls and Children’s Garments. Buatc-s-prac ato rer cont discount. ‘The aie- count appites also to the Vases, Urns, &c., that have been reduced to 75e., $1, €2 and $3 for choles. Fons tro per cent discount. That ‘means.Capes, ‘Muffs, Boas and Trimmings just like at the furriers, ‘Whore very much higher prices are asked. ‘Wanx vapenwean ot 10 per cont aiaconnt. prices ranging from &5c. to @8each. The celebrated stippe garments conceivable. Underwear of all kinds for misces, children and yaby. All at 10 per cent dis. Corner 22th ot. and Pa. ave. _ THE’ BVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. pb. 6: | 30 Dorex Bore Dowex Wars. | ce vetemirs ct eomtamm aritet | Tomonnow. a ice. Wasr Daz. Beginning ot 100.m. and termin- ating when the last one is gone, we ‘hall place on sale a new invoice of WAISTS, as follows: Sizes 3 to 13 years, inclusive. ‘FOR 25 CENTS. | 20 Doz, Lavtes: Dower Waters. | 20 Dox Lavus: Douer Wasrs. <n, FOR 50 CENTS. 10 Dozx Linus: Frassezx Wists. 10 Dozex Laos: Fraxsen Waisrs. BLUE AND BLACK ONLY. PRICE, $1.45. ‘These are advance shipments, and Yours for a reduced price, to get you ‘accustomed to coming here for your Waists. You'll need these by and by anyway; therefore buy now, ‘when they can be yours for less than the later-on price and when youget a Pick of the first numbers. —————————————————————EE THE GOODS A.\E HERE. Our buyer had an opportunity of closing out 30 dozen more of those Ladies’ Feather Neck Boas. He ‘wishes it mentioned that he is now able to sell any of them at the low Price 88e, Necx Boas, 880. Necx Boas. 880. Neck Boss, 88c. All these bargains are to be found ou our second-floor, #0 accessible, either by easy-going elevator or wide stairway. BRU Ba Oo BBB UU a4 é ‘ais saz 420, 422, 424. 426 Necessities or Juxuries— No other house DOES-EVER DID-GR EVER WILL—sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Axp Courany. Bene Ande ‘We've made a great hit with our Sumrs To Onver For $6. Its almost 9 year now since we began booking orders—and of the thousands of dozens we've made and delivered there has never been a complaint—of fit or wear. ‘There isn’t much money—but there's a lot of advertising in them. Gets you to talking about us and our Furnishing De- partment. It all helps, Suppose YOU try them. Let us make you Six forasample. If they don't suit you— don’t take them. We'll make them to either open in the front or back or both front and back—as you prefer. You'll pay 81.50and $2 apiece to othersand not get any more sat- isfaction. Ours are made of HOMESTEAD MUS- LIN—there's no better stuff for Shirts woven. The bosoms and bands are of 2100 IRISH LINEN-and all the “‘new-fangled” ‘seams and stays that strengthen the “‘liable- to-tear points” are used. They are laundered when you get them— ready for wear. We measure you and it don't take us long to get ‘thom up.” Prompt and perfect. Taz “Bis Proms.» it ‘The $10.80 SUIT and OVERCOAT SALE. andthe ONE-THIRD-OFF UNDERWEAR SALE—arotwo “home thrusts." Our spe- cials are Rlways heeded, but those are mak- ‘sing things uncommonly lively this tine. Such qualities at such costearo enough to enthuso anybody. Sass. Axo Compare, There's Only Onc, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET. Lyesre Courars EXTBACT OF BEEP, ‘Do you want acup of BREF TEA’ Goo that st 1s made trom the gea- ‘ine. Incomparsbly the best. ‘Puro, palatable, refreshing, Dis- ‘solves clearly. Ja 12-tu, th. “A Meme Win ‘Skirts of worsted, cloth, silke ond astins marked at |" Ours been a * bey tome, bere 5, Be so Soret oe ieee 2 Leet i and farriers in the broadest 905 Pa. ove. aw. Smors Ar A UARY 12, 1892) Woonwazn Axp Lorsnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. —— EW" Wo are serving « cap of Cadehy's “Rex” Bouillon to our customers free of chanre. (Basement.....ceseeree-neeeee Lith st. building. | paces Iitoas? Axp [srmntennd. 00, UR announcement today will prove tid- g 8 ings of great interest to thoumande, ee- 00 pecially to economical fols, who will Tecognize its great importance. You can stop stany counter this week, and the more you ‘spend the more you'll save. ER VERY item seasonable, and not an ordi- ‘Rary bargain in the lot. The strongest features of this “January movement” are the adsotute gen-rineness of the reductions—at the time wnea you can best use the goods—ani the exceilent quacity of every article offered. Rolentiess pruning of prices ie demonstrated by the following: Farscx Brosnciores AT A SACRIFICE. BROADCLOTHS ARE CONSIDERED STAPLE FABRICS, 80 THEY ARE, BUT WE HAVE TOO MANY OF THE FOLLOWING SHADES: Une lot, 225 yards, in Olivo, Mahogany, Old Rose, Heliotrope, Medium and Dark Browns, WERE 82 AND $2.50. —NOW 81.50 a YARD.— One lot, 250 yards, in Red, Golden Brown, Beaver Brown, Seal Brown, Mahogany Brown, Olive Browa, Hunter's Green and Olive Green. WERE $1.50. —NOW $1 AYARD..— my Hiou-Cass: Frescr Noveurms AND PLAIDs, Suitable for Ladies’ and Chiidren's Dressos. We have thirty PARTS OF PIECES, which, im order to close at once, we have reduced as fol- lows: € $2, 82.50 AND 3 QUALITIES REDUCED TO $1 A YARD. — pieces Camel's Hair Pinids. —REDUCED FROM 81.50 TO 750, & YARD.—- 10th street building.) —o—_— Lions: Exzcast Wixren Ganuests Ar Repvcev Puices. THESE ARE NOT SOILED OR IMPER- FECT, BUT WHAT IS LEFT OF SOME LINES OF THIS SEASON'S GOOUS. 11 Ladies’ Strictly All-wool Cheviot Jackets, ‘half satin lined, with lap seams, silk frog fasten ingsand full reefer fronts of genyine astrakuan fur, extending to bottom of garments All ‘sizes represented. Repvcep —Frox $19 To $15.— 5 Ladies’ Black Cheviot Jackets, half satia lineé, ‘vith roll collar of astrakhan fur extend ing to bottom of garment and frog fastenings. Sizes 38, 40 and 42. ~-Reovccep To $8.50.— 4 Ladies’ Elewant Imported Jackets, full satin lined, handsomely embroidered—genuine Versian edge. Sizes 24 and 36. (First floor... Reovcep —Frox $45 To $20.-- Ladies’ Black Cheviot Jackets, fall satin ined, with shaw! roll of genuine marten fur. —Repveen To $25.— Plush Newmarkets, satin lined, full big’ ‘shoulders, correct shapes. Sizes 34 and 36. —Reauced trom $35 10 $20.— A lot of Fine Tailor-made Hip-seam Jackets, in cheviots, tweeds, &c. some fur trimmed. —neduced from $15,318 ana $20— —1r0 $12.50._ 6 Ladies’ Handsome Broadcloth Newmarkets, satin lined to waist. correct shape, with em- Droidered collar and sleeves and full high shoulders. Sizes 36, 38 and 40. Revvcen —Frou $45. To $25,— ‘The half dozen Imported Opera Wraps that formerly ranged in prices trom $25 To 365 ARE NOW —85, $10 Axn $15.— ‘These are positively clean, perfect goods. (Third floor. .-Tth st. building.) —— Hicx_Crass Fens AT REDUCED PRICES. a Lot of Superior Quality French Seal Capes, with high collars, pointed fronts and satin Linings. Reduced from $15, $16.50 Axo $18 To —$12.50 EACH — 4 Electric Seal Capes, improved shape, with quilfed watin Iinings. Reducod from $20 Axn $22.50 To —$15 xxcu. ‘3 Best Grade Nutria Capos, perfect abape, ‘with quilted satin linings, Repvce Frou $20 To —$12.50 racn— 1 Nutria Cape, Size 32, Repvceo Frou $16.50 To —$10.00.— oe ‘Sizes 36 and Repvcep To —$50 race — ‘1 Select Persian Lamb Cape, Perfect fitting. Repvcen Frou $45 To —$25.— 2 Fine Sable Mink Capes. Repvcev Frou $47.50 To —$35.— 4 Children’s Golden Brown Mon ffion Beta, Rivecen Frou $4.50 To $2 xacu,— oveeeL0th st. building.) PERRYS. ‘We have made a last cut on the WRAPS and FURS ‘that must movethem. We have only strageling sizes left—remnants of the larce and complete line that stood you in such good stead this winter. At best they have only been marked on a par with their value. Now they are “double discounted” to the ends de- manded by our arrangements for spring. We must “‘clear our skirts” of one season before we welcome another. Nothing is cheap at any price unless you have need ‘of it. Considering the weeks of wear that are ahead Yet, for these weights it ought not tO bea hard matter to convince yourselves of the eood policy of making a selection. AI! sorts are hore, easy of ownership. ‘The reduction covers the entire stock—LADIES' MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S GARMENTS. Coars. All the SEAL PLUSH JACKETS and BACQUES aro cut im halves in price. You know what they are worth. $5 to €30cov- ers them all now, We have still jeft twenty-seven THREE- QUARTER-LENGTH COATS in plain and diagonal cheviots and beavers, some plain— some braided—the others with fur collars, ‘They have been 820. Cut to #10. The JACKETS with the astrachan roll and half lining of sitin bave been reduced from #12.50 and $15 to 810. The “LADY BRUMMELL” COATS in Brown cheviot with hip vests are 36 i Jong. The only sizes we have loft are 32 and 36. The regular price is 18.50. Cut to 812.50. BLACK DIAGONAL REEFERS, with col- larand roll of Gray Moufloon fuz. Reduced from $20 to 15. . The “LADY FRANKLYN" COATS— three-quarter lenzths, with sable or Persian Jamb collar and roil, have been marked down from $27.50 and $30 to $20. Crora Cares. TAN CAPES, braided back and front, that have been $12.50 are now $8.50. IMPORTED BLACK SILK PLUSH CAPES embroidered oF trimmed in jet, are without duplicates. Each one isa model. AU S50, 879 and $85 they are bargains. Newaanxers. BLACK CHEVIOT NEWMARKETS, with the tashionable military capes, are reduced from #12.50 to $10.50. Jovexnes’ Coats. MISSES’ BLACK BEAVER REEFERS, with collar and roll of Gray Krimmer, havo ‘been reduced from $19 to $12.75. ISSES' GRAY AND TAN REEFERS, ‘that have been $10 and $11, are now only 87,50. CHILDREN'S NAVY BLUE AND TAN GRETCHENS, 4o 12 years’ sizes, are now ONE-THIRD LESS than they have been. Two ASTRACHAN CAPES—sizes 40 and 42_NOW 88.50. Five WOOL SEAL CAPES—sizes 34, 36 and 40—NOW 86.75. One Fine WOOL SEAL CAPE—size 38— NOW 817.50. Oue PERSIAN LAMB CAPE-size 36— NOW 825. One PERSIAN LAMB and ALASKA SEAL CAPE—size 36—NOW 835. ‘One MINK CAPE—size 36-NOW $25. Two GRAY ASTRACHAN CLOTH CAPES~sizes 34 and 36—NOW 85. BLACK ASTRACHAN CLOTH MUFFS NOW 81.50. ASTRACHAN FUR MUFFS_NOW €2.50, CAPE SEAL MUFFS_NOW 82.25, NATURAL OPOSSUM MUFFS—NOW a. DYED OPOSSUM MUFFS—NOW @2.50. PERSIAN LAMB MUFFS—NOW 85.50. MONKEY MUFFS—NOW85. ‘Weare tempting you in the right direction. Fortu- nately most of these GARMENTS and FURS are not ofthe very extreme styles—so if you want to buy them and lay them aside until next winter you can safely do so. We are/talking deed against our own interests now—but “money getting” is not our only ambition in merchandising. We recognize your ‘steadfast confidence in us. The least we can do isto make you the heirs of the special opportunities that present themselves. That is what this sale means, Pennrs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” ESTABLISHED 1840. [it] TELEPHONE 905. “A Mowers Tue- ‘Thefall season has come and gone and we re- tur our hearty thanks to you for the lange amount of trade which you found to bo to your interest to place with us, The season has been ‘very satisfactory one, and now st tts close we intend to inaugurate = grest ‘PRUNING SALE," and this ts the way we will do tt. ‘Hassocks, 2c. Holland Shades, 3x6, with fringe, 29. 6-4 Velour Table Covers, heavily fringed,cut from €3.50 to $1.95. A few pair ot Satin Derby Curtsins st $13.75, cut from 825, 45 patrs of Odd Portieres, only one pair of 8 Kind. Hereiss picnic for you. The prices have been pruned until nothing but the Por- tieresare left. Plain and Figured Chins Silks, ‘B2 inches wide, G5c. 18c., 15c. and 1230, Bilk- Olines at 10c. Best All-wool Art Squares, 3 yd. by 5 yd., $10.75; price $15. Gray Gost Russ, 91.95, Extra Super Ingrain Carpots, 48¢, Best All-wool Ingrains at S8c. Tapestry Car- Pots st 45c. Velvet Carpete, Sic. A fow very desirable patterns of Body Brussels and Mo- ‘quote at “‘prnning prices.” Our stock of Fur-* Biture is catchy in style and taking in price. 5. HOEKE, ‘Sth and Pennsy.vaxia ave. Cismar & Leor, 928 7th and 706 Kat. wa ‘There area fow things that ought to move just st this tne, for the best reasons, they are sesscnsble and ‘very cheap. ‘value 10-4 All-wool Blankets at @4. ‘Beavy and Quality, 11-4, at 95; fally worth oa i ‘Eatve Quality All-wool, 1-4. price was $7.50; now 96.50. One lot of Very Fine Quality 114 Angora, all wool, ‘One lot of 22-4, all wool, reduced to $7.50. ‘One lot of Very Fine 12-4, all wool, reduced to 610. ‘A. great apecial in 10-4, all wool, at $3.50. At these prices they should move very quickly. ‘We will offer in Demesk Table Linens end Napkins . SSSSISTSG SITT7 TOMORROW IS NOTION DAY. SACRIFICED PRICES ON DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED WARES. — oe — o — eo — o—o— — oe oe —— eo oe ‘Be. Glace Serge Drews Belting. 10 Offered to yout... . Hook and Eye Tape, in Back oniy. na ‘Offered to you at... Se. Linen Thread, 3 cond. to yon at... Se. Git Edge Beat Fw ii” Tine i ona 3c. Black Hooks and Eyes ere to you at Yards ina piece. - ate . Oflerel to yuu at Se, White atetal Thtatles! fered 80 FOU tea, Jc, Darear's Darnine Cotten. : Uflered to yom at.. Ase. Fancy Whaletome Cating. “ Olered to yo 1c, Beat Quality Ratt Wetec fered to Se, Best Quality satin ¢ ‘Ofiered te you st ‘We, All-stlk i Bindice lered to yout, 18e. Rubber Skirt Frotactors Oflerst to 30 No, Stay Binding, i yards tn crete Oftered to Silk Taffeta Rivoon. . fered to Nay Oflerrad to you at Noissore Oflered 3e. Cotton Tape, and White Offered toy Se. Ladies’, Misses and Chi ‘Supporters. Abe. Feather-« Pocket Ink ie. Garter Web. ot “to you at 25e, Blk Garter W 10c. 5-hook Cors: a“ Om Se. Shawi Pins. fered toy: 5c. Combination Dress B: ain Offered to you at ‘These prices will hold good the balance of this . Such offerscan only be ‘ound at the reliable house of A. Kavrmax, it 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ¥. bhRALERRLREAMERRLLLALAALL kaka “ Tur Moscaexrat 987 AND 939 F ST. N. Fise Mauuusens, Croaxs, Hosters, Groves, Xe. ANNUAL CLEARING SALE. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S WINTER WRAPS AND FURS. All of our €25 and €30 Moufflon and Mink- trimmed Reefer Jackets, comprising bediord cords, broadcloth, plain and diagunal chev- tots, &c..... Levees ewes: Jackets, couMBsine plain, diagonal and cheviots none worth Jess than €10 é A lot of Jackets to be sold, comprising Keeiers, Vest Fronts and tight fitting, none wortt less Allot our Piaid and Children's Coats, from 2 to 6 years old, ai. =.= 62.08 17 Fine Jersey Jackets, none worth lees than BD, Btrce..erecceees. FUR CAPES AND MUFFS. Prices reduced on all our Fur Capes and Muffs from 25 to 50 per cent in order to close our surplus stock at once. LADIES’ HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Tast Black Cashmere Hose, full regular value, Fast Black Extra Fine Ribbed Hose at. bs Ladies’ Fine Oxford Mixed French Feet Hose. Value Tie. At. Ladies’ All-wool Vest. Value #1 Ladies’ Extra Fine All-wool 2.2 A oon 81.68, GLOVES. ‘We have gained an enviable reputation for selling onty what is good aud reliable in Ladies’, Gents’ and Children’s Gloves, We will sell our 4-button French Walking Gloves. ‘The balance of London Lacing Gioves| The S-button Mousquetaires at... We will sell our 4-button Glace, with Black stitching, at. 1.00 MILLINERY DEPARTMEN Everything in the line of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Bonnets and Toques for street and evening wear, Millinery Trimming, Novelties, Black and Col ored Velvet, &c., marked down fully one-half. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Interest in the great Muslin Underwear movement grows day by day. Come every morning aud you're ‘almost sure to find surprises each time. sata? THE MONUMENTAL. Tuar Tineo Frexa, ‘Variously deserited as one of iassitude, enpuie, in- Aifference or lack of interest in what is usually inter’ esting, may be relieved by the WINE OF coca, ‘Which we take pains to prepare in sch ® manner as to secure the exhilarating and tonic propertios of the coca leaves in a pure native wine. Our Wine of Coro ts equal to the best ianported article aud is much lee in price, W. & THOMPSON, Pharmactrt, 708 15th et ow. Joussox, Gansen & Co, 630 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. SPECIAL SALE OF COLORED SILK VELVETS, Our stock of Colored Silk Velvetsis too larre. W Propose to move them if prices will doit. 20 plese SI: Vetvots in ali the aowand caste exten, Prous price 87 and ic. We have bunched them oo Price will be 730, PER YARD UNTIL THEY al GLOSED OUT. ‘THIS 18 GOOD BLANKET WEATEER. IF TOU NEED ANYTHING IN THAT LINE WE CAN SUP PLY YOU AT VERY LOW PRICES. 11-4 Extra Heavy White Wool Bianketa, 61.75. ‘20 patre Very Fine 11-4 California Wool Blanket that were cheap at @6. Your choice now for @5. ‘Heavy Gray Blankets from 61 per pair up. JOHRBON, GARNEE &,00.. 62 Paveawe 46