Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1892, Page 4

THE E G STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY CKOSBY 5. NOYES... THE EVENING STAK hy nd permanent circulation in Washing! ree times larger than that of any other paper im the city. As a local NEWS paper and In every large city carefal provision should be made by Inwand enforced by zealous pub- lie sentiment for the cafety of halls, theaters, and other buildings occupied regularly or oc- easionally by great numbers of people. The Rational capital looks to the Senate and House committees and to the thoughtful members of Congress for its protection in this matter. Ex- isting law may be good as far as it goes, but there would seom to be great danger in resting content with anything less than the very best legisiation obtainable. It cannot be denied that defects in tho statutes have been pointed out and suggestions for amend- ment made a number of times. The bill introduced yesterday by Senator McMillan is voluminous, covering an addition to the laws of twenty-three sections. Some of its provisions are so obviously good that they require no defense. and the only wonder is that they have not before been incorporated into District legislation. Others may not so readily be accepted. but the whole measure is deserving of the consideration that the safety of the public always demands at the hands of ‘the legislature. Another topic of vital interest to the District is that of inspection of plumbing. Chairman Hemphill’s bill providing for the appointment of an inspector of plambizg and four assistant inspectors and for control of house and public sewers by the Commissioners is one, like the last mentioned, that should be well considered by the District coramittees and Congress and if it should need modification it should be modified in such manuer as to perfect the measure. The plumbing and sewage of a great city are matters of highest moment and need always to be Isbeled “urgeat.” ——__—+ + =___ ‘The economists and the entis have @ joint debate of four hours in the House of Representa- tives today, the proposition of Chairman Hol. man of the appropriations committee to re- strict expenditures to absolutely necessary ap- propriations foz the sapport of government being the text for the discussion. Necessary appropriations for the departments of govern- ment ought to mean sppropriations that are deemed indispensable in a wise administration of those departments, not the very lowest cent at which they can be served in any particular year. Otherwise we should see, as often has been seen in the history of the government, a pinch by one Congress leading to a necessary buige by the succeeding Congress. Saving atthe spigot is sometimes waste at the bung. Another ‘wise old saw is “A stitch in time saves nine. ‘The parpose should not be to lop off not ouly ‘uenecessary expenditures, but some that a wise economy has heretofore considered neces- sary. The public have a right to expect that their servants should be careful in handling the general funds not to waste them, not to permit them to be misappropriated or stolen. But it is one thing to be economical with public ‘moneys and another to be niggardly with them to the detriment of the service. If the Holman resolutions mean simply to confine the expendi- tures to a pradent dispensation, rigid honesty, close accounting, they will be unexceptionable. If they are intended to reduce the totals simply to make a showing for political effect, by ruth- Jess cutting down or mere chcese-paring, they Garar Exrscranioss. Te ratais Rosat bayers of the following Goods. Kibbons, Trimmines. and Underwear, Jewelry, Art Goods, Toilet Articles, Umbrellas and Rubber results of their trip will begin to develope tomorrow. The basement is already filling up with the cases that are arriving. Interview the buyers tomorrow morn- ing. Ornen Arrnactioss Tomorrow. Seat Plush Jackets reduced from $15 to €5 are one of the many surprises you'll note in the lower portion of this column. The new $1.75 Corsets to be intro- Seeed ot enly $1.80 00 ge Re a of Cotton Underwear 1 mai ladies, though the following will crowd the depart- ment near door of No. 1119 Ps. ave. Grear Counted se] EL A ments returned from New York last night: Dress a4 Hosiery ‘Notions Goods. Mess Paras Rovat Suzzs, 66... FROM 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. TOMORROW. As with Ladies’ Cotton Underwear, so with Sen's Shirts: We have no piace for cheap (f) garments made to selt at auch Low prices that reliability ts lacking. ‘The Shirts we offer are made to our special order; were named the *‘Palain Royal” just fourteen years ago. For ten sears the lowest price we could afford to quote was SSe. Time and experience bas enabled us not only to improve and improve, so that the Shirts are now as near perfection as we think possible, but the increased detaand enables direct and larxe importa- tions of the linens, &.. so that now we are enabled to make the price only 75 cents. Tomorrow Is to sees aporary price reduction, to make a few hundred new patrons, of course, will become permanent patrons of the ““P. R.” Shirt. 66c. Toxoznows Price. Materials such as used in to-order shirts that retail at$9 for a half dozen. Patent stays, at would-be weak points, band-sewed button holes—the St and fin- ish of custom-made shirts. Three lengths of sleeves toeach neck size. Those who have become disgusted with the cheap (?) readysinade shirts, a8 well as those accustomed to have them made to order, are requested togive the "“P. R” Shirt a trial. Money promptly and politely refunded if not satisfactory in every re- spect, Orxszz Paice Scnpmsrs. ‘ 52 cenrsistomorrow's special price for Fall Dress Shirts of quality and style that usually retail at $1.25. ‘Lanndered to perfection: open back and front. See the window full of samples, corner of 12th st. and the avenue. You'll recoznize Shirts that look identical to those in the windows of the leading men's furnish- ing stores marked $1.25,and 21.50. They fit better than the urwat $1.25 ready-made shirt, 9O cents tor six pairsot Four-ply Linen Cuffs, such as we usually sell at 20c. a pair, elsewhere soid, cents, $1.25 for six pairsof Cuffs for which you will be charged $1.75 elsewhere. 60 cexrs tora nait dozen Fonr-ply Linen Collars in the 18022 ahapes, euch a3 usually retail at 15 cents le toes and heels. 1802 shades of Browns, ‘Tans end Grays, which are fast colors. Two pairs for the usual price of one pair. BB-7The abuee being special prices not more thane half dozen of | ie Lot will be sold to each customer. Tms For Tre Lavrs. Will you please inform tue men of the genuineness of the Palais Royal special sales and kindly point out tomorsow's opportunity for them, And don't forget yourself. Remember that the Cotton Underwear **Opening” terminates Saturday. You know what a crowd there'll be. Can't you ar- Tange to call tomorrow and thus oblige us and assure ‘yourself better attention. ‘You'll notice the price marked on the garments you select. Bead below for tie special prices quoted as a souvenir of the “Opening.” are not to be commented. The safe middie path is the one to pursue in the matter of Curscise. eae appropriations—neither inclining to excessive | “Openia™ p [Se] Se: Liberality nor to the other extreme of eventa- ally wasteful niggardliness. ——- oo A convention of some importance to the great body of the people outside the cities and large villages meets here today. Itis the Na- tional Association of Fourth Class Postmasters, which association represents al] the country post offices and many of those in the villages in all seetions of the republic. The purpose of the organization is to secure better pay and facilities for work. Notonly are the accom- modstions at the rural post office grossly in- adequate, but the compensation of the post- | &e.. all to match in color, ‘masters is so small as to be no object for secur- ing the position It may be said that the place is very freely sought in many instances for the advantages it gives to the cross roads store keeper in drawing trade. While this is often true to a small extent, it is frequently the case that the postmaster sacrifices his time, his con- venience and his property for the public bene- fit without receiving anything in return, even the thanks of the public he serves. The meas ure introduced by Senator Brice yesterday in- sures « minimum compensation of $25 per an- num, which is little enough. The matter is ue that involves far more than merely the in- terest of the postmaster; it concerns him and ‘the people alike, in this that the public secure & better class of postmasters and better service 4m the handling and delivery of their mails. —6o— The venerable Cardinal Manning, who died this morning in London, was not only one of | the most learned men of the Catholic hierarchy, but he was thoroughiy devotes to general moral and social reforms. His inituence over the labor organizations was very great and was steadily on the increase. Since the great | church leaders of the middle ages there have | #4 been few ecclesiastics whose abilities and op- portunities have availed in a wider measure for the moral, social and material welfare of | the masses of the people. The death of the ‘English cardinal is a loss to civilization. —— ‘The death today of Albert Victor, duke of Clarence, the oldest son of the Prince of Wales and heir presumptive of the English crown, will be felt by avery few to be a blow. To the people at large it will mean the sucecssion of bis younger, abicr and more popular brother, Prince George. in the event of the death of Albert Edward before the demise of Queen Victoria, In the proseat advanced state of | British public opision the character of the next monarch, if there shall be a next, will hare an important bearing on British government. ——$__$+<—___ ‘The Boston Library refuses to allow the lsad- ing humorow publications within its walls. | Possibly the afair might be compromised by | having special copies prepared for Bostonese consideration, from which all baked bean Jokes and irreverent references to big words ave been carefully expargated. + | Progress iz being made toward the desirable j end of abolishing the use of horses on strect railways. ‘The change wil! be not only a great stride iz bamane consiteration of our four- footed friends, but off this city as a drei! | With several investigations of padlig ques | tions in sight in Congress, aud a determisa- tion growing to locate and get rid of the bad smells ia the Capitol, the present seems to be an era of ventilation. ——— ‘The prospect that the President will send an ultimatum isa reazsuring indication that the Chilean controversy is to luck none of the mod- ern improvements. = ——-+- Que of the congressional questions of fhe time is wheter or not the Senate is going to economize ou lemons and spollinaris water. —_———_++-—— An economy of time is = point that should Ret de forgotten in the congressional efforts ‘ward prudence im expenditure. ; ——___—_++2—_______ ‘Mr. Holwan’s resolution ageinst su sid. sand the Watehdog of the Treasury. ——— One of the studies for the present Congress fs the nice distinction between economy and pan ge SOR SID A I ‘The political ery “War to the knife” should pever be allowed to deganerate to “war to the enor.” Nicur Gowss. Marked prices... 58. Mghod. ve Se. | $1.35 | $1.68 | $7.25 = 1 Soe. | B6e. | $13. | $189 ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below). For Tuc Evestscs Or 92. Haven't you had trouble in finding the Xarious articles of your costume to match in shade? Weare making a specialty of Evening Silks, Chiffon Dress Material and Rafting, Fans, Ribbons, Feathers and Feather Trimmings, Corsage Bouquets, Silk Hose and Underwear, Kid Gloves, Silk Mits, Variety unexcelled, qual- es best, prices only possible with a cash business. ‘Next time you are on the avenue step in the store and allow one of our experts tot you witha pairof Un- dressed Kid Gloves. We have all the searce tints, also Bick and White. Lower prices than usual for best Mousquetaires: 12 buttons, $2.25; 16 buttons, $2.’ 20 buttons, #3.50; 30 buttons, or shoulder length, 24.50 pair, Au Paus Rovar Fors aT 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. Having closed out nearly allof our stock at 10 per cent discount we now hurry off the balance at one- Sith of marked prices—at 20 per cent discount. Y Coares.—-mose ot Gray Rrimmer, 24 inches Jong. marked 848, may be claimed tor $3840. The 24 inch Astrakhan Capes marked $35 are to go at 828. ‘Those 19 inches loug marked $19 are now $15.20. ‘The Nutria Beaver and Monkey Capes marked 820 for @16. The French Lynx Capes marked $10.68 for $8.55. Sa The above are the best fura; garments that are always fashionable. | Merrs_or nutris, beaver, wool seal, monkey, lynx, real seal, &c. vem Saeesiealeslees Marked price, 00. Keduced price, 15.20. Sg These Mufls are warranted in the fullest sense ofthe word. Will wear a hfetime, Parstarxos.—you may make your old plain cket look like a new one—like an expensive new jacket, Select the fur you fancy and claim one-fifth off the price you see marked on it. To select from are Trimuings of opossum, lynx, raccoon, marten, bear, coney, bare, nutria, astrakhan, beaver, gray Krimmer, sngora, &c. All widtha The marked prices range from SOc. to $8 a yard. Here Ace Asrovspixa Bazoarss. $5 For Seat Pican Wraars, Less than wholesale prices. The Jackets marked $12, $15 and 816 may be claimed for $5 each. All sizes styles: tight fitting, vest front and reeferstyles. ous. The correct high sleeves, stand- liars. Sstiu-lined throughout. ets S12 vor tuoso marked $25 #23, #20, #19and $18. ‘Some with collarsand cuffs of Astraxhan fr, others with military braid fastenings, others with real seal trimmings, ali Lued throughout with beavy satin viadame D8 rereroiceot ‘Ladies’ Cloth Uisters, marked Siz. Sil, $10, 9, $8 and $7. Beaver Cloth sed Cheviots and stripes the materials. $5.98 vor tue vistors maried #20, 819, 818 $16 and $15. Beavers in Gray, Liue and Green. ized Cheviots in Grays and Black, Tan aud Brown, Navy aud Gray. 20 Pex Cuxr Discouxr, Ono-fifth off the price marked on all other garments Ya the Wrap Department, whieh includes: Ladies’ Shawis, from SOs. to $19 each. Ladves’ Plain Jackets, frown 45 to 22 each, For-trimmed Jackets, from $3 to 40 each. Bernbardt Capes trom $17 to 825 each. Wouter Flannel Wrappers, trom $2 to $5 each, de Chambre, from 85 to $18 each. Imported Tea Gowns, from $12t0 #25 each. Colored Sik Waists, from $5 to #9 each. Bedford Cord Waists, from $3.75 to 85 each, Fiannel Waists, from $1.98 to $3 73 each. Childven’s Cloth Ulsters, from $4 to $15each, ‘Misses’ Cloth Jackets, from €4 to $18 each, 10 Per Cexr Drecovsr. Onertenth off the price of all Ladies’ and Children's Sista of worstods, cloth and silk: also the celcbrated, ““Pyliis” Underwear for ladies, and off all Children's Undergerments, Tux Paras Rorar, & LISKER, (Corner 12th st. and Pa, ave. me] F £3 ° ‘00 AND Tae Fan Faas & Co. WE have just finished TARING stock and FIND THAT we bave a great many ODDS and Ends left on hand, and WE have marked them way down low FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, uxvany 15 axv 16, TO make them go. ‘30 if you want to save MONEY ‘THIS is your chance. FOR EXAMPLE: A Very Fine Gold Band French China Tea Set. ‘Worth £9.98 (slightly imperfect) . : A Very Handsome Decorated English China Tes Set. Worth 83.98 (slightly imperfect). ..eece A Handsomely Decorated English Chins Dinner and Tea Set. Worth $17 (slightly imperfect). A Richly Decorated English Chins Dinner and Tea Set, Worth $12.98 (slightly imperfect). A Fine Decorated English China Chamber Sot and Jar. Worth $5.98 (slightly imperfect)... A Handsomely Decorated English China Cham- ber Set and Jar. Worth 95.98 (slightly im- painted Chamber Set. Worth 84.48 (slightly tmpertect) . A Fine Decorated English Chins Chamber Set and Jar. Worth £5.98. (Tootn Brush Holder short) - ‘A Handsome Crystal Lamp—duplex burner and extinguisher complete. Worth 4.98. For.. A Handsomely Decorated Porcelain Center Draft Lamp—complete. Worth 84.48... - ‘4 Beautiful Bronze Lamp—decorated porcelain shade, duplex burner, &c., complete. Worth $5.48. : Afew Handsome Brass Hanging Hall Lampe— colored globes, complete. Worth #2.08 ...... A Beautiful Antique Brass Hanging Library Lamp—decorated porcelain vase and shade, crystal pendants—complete, Worth $8.98... AvVery Handsome C. F. Haviland Game Sct, exquisite decoration, Worth $12. (One plate 95.98 2.48 14.29 3.10 3.98 40 1.08 27 2.98 179 498 SHOTE)..eereereeee: - 548 A Handsome Imported Ice Cream Set, unique decoration. Worth @5.48, (One saucer ©FACKO)...-..eseeeeeeeerse: - £19 A Very Pretty French China Tete-a-tete Set, ‘with Chins Tray to mateb. Worth $5.48.... 2.98 A Genuine VICTORIA Cracker Jar. Worth $2.98. (Slightly imperfect) sees 1.48 A few Fine Imported Chocolate Pots, rich deco- ration. Worth $1.48... ewtesscrssiee SO A Beautifully Decorated Japanese Porcelain Preserve Set Worth $6.98. (Six saucers only). - 3.48 ARichly Decorated Japanese Ege Set. Worth 83.48. (Six cups only)... 1.89 A Handsome Decorated French China Croton Set, three pieces, Worth @1.78, (Slightly imperfect) ....+4 . A lot of Blue and White Japanese Tea Pots (sold as they are). SSS Alot of Fire-proof Japanese Tea Pots (sold as THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO 1D. 6. cciead AU special prices advertised Sor our Great Clearing Sale of Miltinery, Coaks and Fancy Goods hold good until Saturday might. Szcoxm Axxvar A REEE J ARIU WOSLIN Saser Huss GK | KINGS PALAGE. RIDA Y ARY SALE or TO THE PUBLIC. At this, our Second Annual January Sale of Mus- lin Underwear, we are prepared to place before the Public all the new and nest effects in Muslin Under- vary 14, 1892 Or Retuasze er cent, Mosux Usvzawman ‘We wish to call especial attention tothe QUAI- ITY, FINISH and WORKMANSHIP of our Un- derwear. From the cheapest to the best, you will find that we have not sacrificed quality end finish, although prices quoted will enable you to purchase RELIABLE UNDERWEAR at a saving of 15 to. 25 We quarantee that you will find every article as advertised in both gualily and price. GREATER PREPARATIONS have been made for thia sale ar’ GREATER BARGAINS will snd must command GREATER TRADE. Quasars Aw Fixtsz Ussunrasazp, OUT OUT THE LIST BELOW FOR COMPARISON WITH ANY JANUARY SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR HELD IN THIB CITY THIS MONTH. 900, 00 WoW Ww NNN g8Sg cds “oo? WW ONAN Sas > our 5 or 6 our 8 se] 81.39 Gown Js made of good quality muslin, ‘with edging around neck and sleeves, and down front, nicely finished, full myth, Keywlar'value of this gown is Only pieces sold toany one purchaser. Gowns, two styles, Masonville mustin, Mother Hubbard style, tucked with cainbtic rufle on neck, yoke and s.cev: Bone iu yore, a: = Style No. 2-1 Mother Hubbard st; brie ruffle on neck, yoke and sleeves, iby 3 preces sold to any one purchaser. Bo. Gown is unquestionably asgood a valno as can be found im the city at 700° It is ‘of excelient quality musi Mother HuDbard, with pointed y1 with Hamburg enn broidery ‘on neck, x0! and sleeves, of 42 cucks in yoke L fers ‘of seven, hii sleeves, tui! leuseth. “This warment wust be seen {0 be eppre- ted. ‘Onty 2 pieces sold to any one purchaser, Se Gown is made of excellent quality mus- ss lin, Mother-Hubbard yoke, with 4 rows ‘of ‘wide embroidered inserting, with Plaits Hamburg exabroidery on’ yoke and sieoves. Full length. To. Gown je mado of excellent quality, mu lin, Mother Hubbard yoke, with 4 Of wide embroidered inserting, ‘Be tucks set in ciuster of 8 tucks on ‘Side of inserting, Hamburg embroidery leeves, with 3 tucks Gown, three styles, {s made of cood quality cambric, Mother Hubbard style, inted yoke, with 4 rows of Normandie Valenciennes lace insertinz set between neck, Yoke and sleeves, ater of above sleeves, pearl buttons, hich suoulders. Full length, “Equal fo any 50 Gown. Style No. 2 is @ Mother Hubbard Je, pointed yoke, with G rows of wide nbroldery inserting with tucks, her- Fing-bone stitching around neck, yoKe aud sleeves, wide Hatubure embroidery @round neck, yoke ald sleeves, wit fucks above, pearl buttons.” Full Jepwths, ‘Style 3 isa Mother Hubberd style, V- shape, with two rows of embroidered inserting, with 48 tucks, in clusters of 22 on each side of inserting, herring- bone finish, with wide embroidery on neck, yoku and sleeves, with ciuster of 5 tucks above sleeves; high sleeves, full Jength. Gown, 2 styles, made of good quality gambric, Mother Habba 2 rows forchon Lace i 4 tucks on Week, with e,cluster of ip om cech Avie, vids torehon Tare Sryund. neck end dieves: drawn wi nike reiag-tone’ Aula, Ligh they are) a) Alot of Majolica Sugar Bowis (sold as they are) oo 0D 8 A Bee A lot of Large Decorated Water Pitchers, ro Dd sieves, cluster of Worth 98c. (Sold as they are) . - 49 Liki: sleeves. ‘IL.e gowns are good Value Alot of Decorated French Chine Cream Pitch- eee ers, Worth from 25e. to 35e.. an Alot of Decorated Majolica Cream Fitchers, e855 & LX Tt RRR, TIT g58q Worth from 10c. to 15e. os. weve OT Sssg KK Hine 7 Ess, A lotof Barbatine Vases and Urns (sold as they BS F kKUR KR OT Sss82 are)... oD A Fine Frosted Crystal Water Set and Brass oUR Tray. Worth $2.98, (Four tamblersonty.) 1.98] 2Qo, sire is made of good quality musiin, AHandsome Frosted Crystal and Blue Water spuibnie rule, will ciuster of te the Set, Silverine Tray. Worth $4.98. (Four PE fa pce it edgy : tumblers only.) - 348} OUR AFine Ruby Water Set, Brass Tray. Worth Do. Skirts we have in 8 styles, amonz which @2.29, (Four tumblers only.).. a Sar -_ — ‘that range iu value from bUc. A Handsome Eneraved Crystal Wine Set, with ‘$1; good quatity mwasiin. full widths. Decanter. Worth $1.72 (Four glasses only.) .98 ee ee Alot of Crystal Water Pitchers. Worth from 25 sale Fach wide embroidery, tucks to 38... nso 3 Sisiile deep cambre ratte, tucks above A lot of Colored Glass Finger Bowls. Worth ‘ats le Torchon faite btowe, from 25 to Bie... weersecmmorsece 615 Taty:e wide hems,4 tare tucks above. Alot of Footed Crystal Frait Bowls. Worth Eee aie sieent cl take: from 49 to T5e. -30] oon A lot of 4-piece Crystal Breakfast Sets. Worth from 49 t0 500.04. ennnnees “ A lot of Crystal Ol and Vinegar Craets. Worth 63c. 39 irts, two styles. is made of good qual- Sprinuuin “vit deep tauune rule. Hamburg embroidery eae, with cluster ‘Of tucks above. Style the same as above, 2 cambric ruille, with —-. eles Tice edger cluster of tueks above, "= A lo: of Walout-hwdled Britannia Dippers. oun ‘sees: econ eed Skirt is made of Masonville muslin, A lotof 3-quart Tin-covered Saucepans. Worth 196 Soke bands with Sue cambric rude, 196. ‘With deop torckon laco,cluster of 3 theks ss one 13 avove lace, cluster of 4 tucks above A lot of Wire Coffee Pot Stands, Worth 8c... ed rafle. A lot of Patented Sink Brooms, Worth 10c.. 06 Alot of Japanese Match Safes. Worth 1ic.. ‘00 | 97. Skirt te mahe ct coosllent qualtir may On cur ODD and END TABLE we have a lot of GLASS WARE, BRIC-A-BRAC, FANCY CHINA, BISQUE, TIN WARE, &c., &e., im fact, lots of ‘things both useful and ornamental, which are all sold U eley FO tt oi of ACTUAL CosT. SECOND-FLOOR BARGAINS. A lot of Wooden Salad Forks and Spoons, Wortn 150. 08 38 39 Alot of Wooden Potato Slicers. Worth 5c, 08 Afow Boys’ Iron Velocipedes, steol wheela, Worth $2.98 (small size only).....-. Alot of Gentine Ol Puintings, 22x36, French gilt frames. Worth $1.99 to $2.98 (sold as they are)....-r00, A Very Handsome 22x36 Oil Painting, G-inch Jeaf-xold frame. Worth 89.08 (sold as it is).. A lot of Picture Frames—plush, walnut, &e. ‘Worth from 49 t0 75¢...+--seesessereen A lot of Fancy Wali Pockets. Worth from 81.25 to 81.48. a , A Fine Antique Iron Hall Rack, French’ @lete mirror. Worth $4.98... score 329 Afew Fine Carved Antique Oak 534-foot Pio- ture Easels, with French bevel mirror. ‘Worth: 66.98. ......00.seseenes: srseveere 8.08 A lot of Walnut Hanging Comb snd Brush Capen, Worth 400...cccsccrrsserentensseesere «35 Taz Fin, Tr Aw H Sn. NW. Fim & Co liu, yoke band ‘with deep. Hain! joroidered rufllo. 7 ‘inches ‘luster of Sine tucks above. deep rule, with wide Obl O race, seca a aos ae its: gives Skirt is made of the best ibele wi N ie Valet es luce, 3 tucks Soore tace, © tucks above SUMS, ‘Soke bands. stylo No. 2 made of best quality mus Iin, yoke band, with deep caubric rufie ‘with wide torchon Jace inserting, with ¢luster of tucks above and below and t bottom, cluster of ale of the mali fist ‘youe bands with Ming wid coe broidered ounce, with cluster of tuexs above. Ho [LEER MM MM IT 988g EEE 9585 MMM EK CHEMISES ‘OcG Kine Mt MU S65 Eee = - 2.98 190. 1.19 | Only two pieces to any one purchaser. 498] 250. Sntietweh nade, erates value BOs ouR Quemise ie of ood at mus; KING iar Exeter’ Only two pieces toany one sonatas aes occ H H S78 HE Be a aT ghts Be So PE ea Cou HoH Ree MM MH Sco Lee = OvR 33 C. made Shuatine wteloeaeice exeallane pals Siveves, with Hamburg embroidery tu- oe ‘sorting across the front, full leneth. Chemise, 2 styles. One fe made of ex- Of Forclon ee Worthen lace, sities chon lace, Torchon, ‘Style No. 2-Finequality muslin, with yoreot fine wile Hanbury ennbralderys With embroidery | ediing” around Deck pa aud siceves, Tull lengths 150. Chemise is made of uality cam- br Soke of "wide ornaadts Natcnclentes, Ince drawn with sil eke on, Vaienciennes isce. aFout and’ sleoves, elegant dinish, full length ouR - : 930. Chemise is made of excellent quality Ggubric, with yoke of 4 insertings of Medici face with 3 rows of wide Ham- dure eurwoldery between, trimmed ground neck, yoke aud sloovés with Gne Wet lace, ‘with herring-boae stitching. Chemise is made of best quality cam- bric, Wneck, back and front with Nor mandie Valenciennes inserting drawo with silk ribbon, wide Va enciennes lace grognd neck and sleeves. Good value at co R, S8s FES TITT £e he tae Re Et “F Gob “oo? HH Sss3 Eee F eco 00 Vv V FEE R oc oo VY ¥ FE ie i S¢ 88 Sy EE BML fs _ co 00 vookRR k R S555 > ouR Corset Cover in cambeld and mus ome piainy dine trimmed around uae Sith: embroidecy, Hew a8 Weave but 0 Guten the above ond “ite have bat Wdotenay the above an will ontyselt on: piece to any purchaser. Lot_Cambric Corset, Covers, some V ‘eck, square neck and low neck, ‘Allover embroidered V. Hemstitched piests, ‘edged around neck with Haunbuts e audlace, Reck ‘with yoke of twelve tucks, will inserting between tucks, ‘eck trfintued with Lisinbure eiubro\dery a nurhecks par bute neck eased eck, pear! buttons, with Hauburg embroidery. id BSc. ot_cambric Corset Cov neck, Square neck sui ve Cvr™ Dig Deck, andsome are V, Lonsdale cambric; V triiumed with pretty patterns, Of Swiss embroide Toulouse Lien Lace-trimmed V, made of fine gauubric; very pretty style, eck V trim- med with ela rate patterns of Hamburz ‘embroider Low Seck Cover, made of fnecambric, trhianed. around "neck with Drotty ds ‘sixus of Swiss ewbroiuery. a OUR 40. LOT-SQUARE, Y, HIGH AND LOW A pretty Corset Cover, trimmed around neck and siectea with torviion lace. ‘A handso.ue Comet Cover, with a yoke of twenty-six tues, ity inserting of erhbruidery between. elzed “even with pretty Hambury dies, ‘Corset Cover, made of eatabric, V- fiw'ot etabrohders, Saisued SRE Mematisened sca Droidered ede urvud neck, 7 OUR 57c. LOT-SQUARE, V, HIGH! AND LOW NECK. One very handsome Corset Cover, trimmed with wide torchion ace, forming. Veneck frout aud ‘With ribbon drawinw string. areas ex front and tack: with Hiaabure. eerste eS ad back, wat rare elt 1 sround neck and sleeves, Snished with herring-Lose ruuin lainty © t Cover, h all-over \broidery fornia V, trout snd Suck Bulabed wis bese Goes, trimaning. OUR DI A WWW BD Eee £4 Ware aem BPR, 3 Beh Ad Www Ef 4 Dpp KR RA A W OW KER ER R 8gg3_ OUR 19c. Drawers, made of excellent quality wiusiin, yoke reyular made deep hem aud cluster of fine tucks above hem. Only 2 pieces to any one purchaser. Pe Spee eis Cc. of ee easlle, len Haun above, i ‘Only 2 picces toany one purchaser, 35. OG, Drawer is made of good quality muslin, yoke band, regular with Haml Embroidery slags with S siase ot tucks above. ‘Only £ picces to any one purchaser, OUR 480, drawers, ety mus Lin, “regular made, with Nétyie Non wing waite Sopular mm wide "Hi inde Oh ee aaa Gieelsery Setwech tucks: Ye" Barring bon Drawers is made of excellent qunlin, yoke bands, revular made, Harbury embroidery iu ak ith ‘Han. bury edzinx tucks between 2 clusters: ‘tucks above cule, a ‘We make specialty in furnishing ‘WEDDING OUTFITS, ‘THIS GREAT ao Bagine FRIDAY MOBSING, SAN ay ‘continue throughout she entire mont, on™ DON'T DELAY. BUT CALLAT ONCE, Such op- portunities to secure, SHOPPING MADE Rasy ar Ling RI ee iy ‘ALL ON ONE MAIN FLOOR 5 812-814: Tn Sz. PALACE. — A, Kuvrux. 909 Ps Ave NW. W. A. Piznce & Co, 719 MARKET SPAOR, Cor. Sth st, Oca Wernty Reaxast Sacz For Tomorrow, Fray, ‘Will be one of EXTRAORDINARY attraction in the way of GOOD and SEASONABLE BAR GAINS. At this season of the year we are clearing out all of our winter goods at most any Price, and yet they are useful to you, as there ‘Will be two or three more months of COLD ‘weather, so You can see where you cau reap to your advantage. The list below only repre- Sents a very sinall portion of the valuable BAR- GAINS that will be OF FERED TOMOREOW. 1 Reusaxts Or Buscx Duzss Goons. ‘T yards 42-inch HERKING-BONE CAMEL'S HAIR. Formor price, $7. REMNANT PRICE, 5.25 for piece. Syards 48-inch LUPIN'S BLACK SERGE. Former price, 89. REMNANT PRICE, 96 for piece. yards 46-inch BLACK ALL-WOOL HEN- RIETTA. Former price, @5.38. REMNANT PRICE, 84 for piece. 4% yards 48-inch LUPIN’S SERGE. For- mer price, 86.75, REMNANT PRICE, @¢ for piece, mer price, $0.25. REMNANT PRICE, 94.50 for piece. 7 yards 50-inch SERGE, with WHITE HAIR- LINE PLAID. Former price, $10.50. REM- NANT PRICE. 6.50 for pices. ‘Tyards 42-inch BLACK DIAGONAL. For- mer price, $8.75. REMNANT PRICE, $5.25 for piece. 8 yards 54-inch CLOTH. Former price, 68.75. REMNANT PRICE, 85.25 fer piece. ‘8X yards 45-inch ALL-WOOL HENRIETTA, Former price, $4.75 EEMNANT PRICE, 82.75 for piece. Rewsaxts Or Casuuere Hose. 4 pairs of EXTRA FINE LAMB'S WOOL HOSE, WHITE. Size 9—OUT SIZE. Rega- lar price, $1.25. REMNANT PRICE, 7 1c. pam. 10 pairs CHILDREN'S RIBBED CASH. MERE HOSE. Sizes 73, 8's und9-incb. For- mer price, 57c. REMNANT PRICE, 37c. par. 32 pairs CHILDREN'S EXTRA QUALITY RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE. Sizes 5, 7%, ‘8%. Binch. Former price, SSto 73c. pair. KEMNANT PRICE, 39. parm. FANCY HOSE for LADIES, in ODDS and ENDS, AT RIDICULOUS PRICES, az Woo: Unxoer. WEAR. 4 ALL-WOOL SCARLET RIBRED VESTS for ladies. Former price, $1.30. KUMNANT PRICE, Reuyaxrs Or T5c. eacn. 8 PAIR LADIES’ MEDICATED ALL-WOOL SCARLET PANTS. Sizes 32, 24, 36, 38 Former price, 81.75. REMNANT PRICE, $1 van. 15 LADIES' WHITE MERINO VESTS. Sizes 30, 32,36. Former price, S0c. REM- NANT PRICE, 3 vests ron Sl, 7PAIR CHILDREN'S MEDICATED RED ALL-WOOL DRAWERS. Size 26, 28, 30, 34- inch. Former price, 63 to 8c. REMNANT PRICE, 44c. ram. 5 CHILDREN’S SCARLET MEDICATED ALL-WOOL VESTS. Size 16, 18, 2, 28, 30. Former price, 45 to75e. BEMNANT PRICE, 31c._xacu. = Sates Or Passeunsrenmea, ‘Ten thousand samples of PASSEMENTER- IES of all the finest imported GOODS, SPE- CIAL FOR FRIDAY, 2c. EacH For cuorce. 10 For Cares Or Cara Seat. Former price, $15 and $18. REMNANT PRICE, $6. Ressaxrs Or Hanoxzncuizrs. 9 ALI-LINEN HANDKEROHIEPS, slightly soiled, with fancy scalloped edge. Former Price, 390. REMNANT PRICE, 250. each. W. A. Prence & Co., 719 MARKET SPACE, Corner 8th street. BO Sazaps. “The salt should be added by a wise man, the vine- war by # miser and the oll by a spendthrift"" to makes good salad, says the proverb. It is equally essential that the ofl should be of good quality as plentiful, Wo have for years supplied our best customers with OLIVE OL Of ourown selection and bottling, It has always given satisfaction and secured its continued purcifise. ‘The Oil is put up only in full quart bottles, which ‘are sold for one dollar. W. 8 THOMPSON, Pharmacirt, 708 15th st. ow. ‘This question of Sour is really © serious one. You naturally want the deat, and there is but one best—'’Cores.” ‘You ask how you are to be sure of get- ‘ting Ceres. Wo will teliyou. Inevery sack and basrel of **Ceres” Sour you will find » ctreuler letter contaising fac- ‘simile of the two guld medals and the sutograph signature of Wm. M. Galt @ Co, Look forit. 21 %t isnot im it return, the flour and say you want ‘Ceres. Ail Sroows havo it, or can get it imme Gately. “Cores four makes more ‘bread, lighter bread and deticr breed ‘you must havets, Wx. M. Gare & Co. (Cor, 1st and Indians ave, T axvanr HOSIERY. A lot of Shopper's Colored Cotton Hose, tn Navy Blue, Tan and Siete. Sines 8, 84. ® Oi. Rogular price, 3c. Remnant price, 5c. Gents’ Colore Cashmere Half Hose, 50 and 0c. ‘Remnant price, 38. &% LINEN TOWRLS. One lot of Huck Toweis, 23x48 inches, 50. Now ‘Sic. Extra weight and fineness and knotted fringe. ‘GX yards 50-inch Senre. Was $6.25. Now 94.80, 8 yards 42-inch Camel's Hair. Was 7. Now $6. ‘yards 42-inch Tan Sere, $4.50. Now $3.79. ° ‘7s yards 45-inch Biue Cheviot, €2.37. Now $7.90. ‘3M yards 42-inch Garnet Piaid Camel's Hair, 87.54. Now $4.80. G yards 42-inch Green Striped Camel's Hair, Was 87.50. Now $6.50. 6 yards S2-inch Brown Storm Serge. Was8G. Now “o W. D. CLARK & CO., s 811 MARKET SPACE. Srecuat. Sacz Or IMPORTED BONNETS AND HATS. Tomorrow snd Saturday we will offer our entire lot of BONNETS AND HATS, im- Ported and original designs, for street, even- ing and visiting wear, at and delow cost to reduce stock. ‘The lanvest and bandsomest assortment in ‘Washinston to select from. PALMER, TMPORTER, yele-zee 1207 Fst. Posxews OF BALTIMORE. ‘We intimated yesterday we would Fun snother excursion to Baltimore tm a tewdays. We will, Arrange ‘mentsare all perfected and The Star of Saturday night will gontain fall particulars, We have arranged the Greatest List of attractions we ever Offered. That's saying a grest deal— ‘more than any house in the south ean say. But out methods—so ‘broad, 20 liberal, so unselfish, 80 pro- sresaive, 30 widely known, and 60 ‘Universally approved and apprect- ‘sted—have made fame and popularity for us through all the southern states, but nowhere more than in Washing- ton. The people of Washington have been most generous in appreciating ‘what wedid for them in 1891. We ‘Will stand by them in 1882. And,esit {san incontestable fact that Posner is ‘the biggest as well as the closest ‘buyer in the cxttire south, so ia it equally © certain truth that we take ‘you upon the same friendly plane as our own folks, end invite you to ‘share in the wonderful advantages 0° "Posner's Progressive Principles.” Saturday night's Star you must not raise reading. A Wow ADOUT GILLS CANDIES. Wr can be trathfully enld that GILL & SOM are mab- ‘thetr Delicious end EXC hh FS opular yeions and lou preston! experience ty the business tells tbe tale. the Feidas, ‘Butter Qups at 25c. a pound instosd of Srrcuz. Norice. ‘To close the rewnainder of their winter stock & B BARNUM & 00. TAILORING nd READY-MADE DEPARTMENT, atareatiy reduced prices. All Suits and Overcoats that sold from $18 to $25 now $14.90; all Suite and Overcoats formerly $12 to $15 are now $10.90, ‘This ts an opportunity to buy fine clothing at @nall cont, BB. BARNUM & ©o., da14e 981 Pennsylvania ave, ED Laxssvnon & Bao. Depanraetistne ereatest saving instite. tion im the District of Columbia. Becavst son neea ‘Rot walt for @ periodicnl dividend on your investment. The moment Youinvest You wili derive me proaitssory, bub fuateriai beueftt from it. List Or Bazaars Fox Pos uc Isspreriox, Srvenar.nuntrea patterns of « new fabrie. The Vigoareux Suiting, double width, Gray Sriped, different styles. Only Ue. per yd. ; worth ite, —_—_—_—_ Ove ice of rottmetam Lace Curtain Rem- naute and Plow Shaun to be closed vut recard- less of former price. G8 rinces ot Praca nore peter in clerunt fabric for furniture coverinss, Srverat. acson of Proto Trans, cood de. sicna, Jolt over f W E Lave selected from our Up Dertwrent a ot of Lau-inegutta, he Tapestry Borders and iuauy other items Gowns for less than cost. BS dozer ct Kentacty Sean finise. Reduced trom 6.34 to 35e. Skirts, fancy Ose case of rxceitent Qatity Apron Ging. hams, diveis patterns, ta: 140 pozes ot max Ribbed Hose in 9, M6, Suitable for misses or boys, fast u Only Le. pair; worth 1 A rew parrerxs.t an-woat Camel's ate aud Cheviots, left over from our inst week's sale, Reduced from 75 to 450. per yard. Ove case ot Fidelity Short-ienzth Bleached, Cotton, 1 yard wide, direct from the factory, at Se. per yard; worth 1c, 2 cases.ot New York Mine Breeche2 Cotton Reunants (1 yard wide) at Yo. per yard, worth De. 1 case cach of Uuriercnea Dwicht Sheeting Kemnants, lowing prices. ‘9-4—22e. ; worth De. 10-4—25e. ; worth 25e, oo Tx wovrn riease vs very much if you would call immediately and inepect the diger ent items exposed for sale. ‘The character of the gvods on sale is freely guarantee! by us Many other values of equal merit you all over our store. Ovr wm Eubroidery Sale begins tomor- tow. or suitable Jeneth, at fol- an BR RRR 00 ae b KOR 2 8 i, Be RM OS 4ai* BEB OK OK mie 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. 5 5 . | oe INDISPENSABLE REQUISITE ‘TO THE LADIES’ TOILET. Unlike the numberiess toilet balme, Jotions, croams and cosmetics, ft con- tains no lead, bismuth, zinc or other Poisonous mineral substances to “bleach out” the skin, fil up the pores and “antagonize” nature. Handoline is cntirely vegetadle tm tte composition, peryectly harmices in Us (Sects and the greatest beautifier which Aas ever deen placed before the public. It ws delightful for Chapped Hands, Paco, Lips or Roughness of the Skin. At is rapidly absorbed and Jéaves @ vel- ‘vety touch, smooth surface and clear complexion. It removes Pumples, Blackheads, Blotcbes and otber biera- tebing disfigurements. After shaving {tis just the thing gentlemen need to Prevent soreness. IT I8 JUST WHAT YOU WANT IF YOU NEED IT. JUST WHAT YOU SHOULD HAVE IF YOU HAVEN'T IT. And we geil tt for 25 Cexrs. ‘Prepared by ¥.8 WILLIAMS & 00., DEUGGISTS, UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE. boRRRRRARREE PORE RE RRR RRRRERERERRRRRRE AROSE REL EE é b ot fae eed