Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1892, Page 4

A f : @ ‘D.C. MONDAY, “FEBRUARY 1, 1892. ATK RE iS) 4 ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. NW. Tar Bors: Bysons E tie, een agente vaya cere A ips ~ eck. New mompay....-... --Fobrenry 1, 190%. Es a oe ORT A PURCHASE CARD Suz Exe here Caters ats oe oF ; ritted Sutttnes ; HOSBY NOTES. : 3 a f tA { E Y worrs $2.50, 7 Ete ack eater ae THE EVENING STAR has a regular and pied Mm Ta F, winmect a ramenkam, wool French, Sechine ant Wrapper Memmed, permanent circulation in Washington three RRR EFE pop. f H gg y we E pre pm, pe, i fee one sur ae Far, aad Including ch Lonsdale Cambete, 20ign ieee laraer shan that of anv ether paver i gE Be B u 8 a ? $ 3 He ft we Re ej m ie Z Srverra Axo H Sra. N. W. Seat Ganwexts,— ‘nari Shiree, Ure ¥. As a local NEWS paper ai E kee Dow “oh &F F i t 3 E - re ue Advertising Mediam it bas no competitor. ss” Faas & Co. K.. eer ae ACKETS,—— — ARIMMER ACKETS,—— c Mr. Oates denies the newspaper interview in - We aro opening now Spring Coats, Cloaksand | 10) PC, PURCHASES a) St Jobers, which he is Sagal nted eo disclaiming the Ar d Suits every day. Quite a number of lines have ser baa nape as —Loxe € APES,—— on F wt Netahhieied intention of punishing ridicule or attempted — already arrived. ‘They ‘are the most stylish ASH. SL 4th st. nw, aoe or threatened ridicule as blackmailing in the District of Columbia. He expects the Senate to pass his bill in the shape in which it shpped through the House. This bill deciares that any Person who within the District “shall levy or at- tempt to levy blackmail on any other person by making, threatening or attempting to make any disclosure injurious to the character of any Popular-peiced garments we have ever shown and ‘we draw special attention to the following lines: Navy Blue Cloth Long Cloaks with styiish Military Capes, only 810. ‘The Popular Tan and Gray Effects in Long Cloaks with Military Capes, @12. “Novelties” in Tans and Grays, $15 to $25. ‘The new styles of spring Coats are oxtra long reefer style and three-quarters-length hip seam Coats, These areshown in various Light Tans. —Srorx Corrans,— Snort Carrs, 0. CHILDREN’S SETS, SEALSKIN CAPS, ROBES, &e., PURCHASED AT THE Tavstees Avcriox Save or IN order to secure New Patrons, AND to please and keep our present ONES, we will begin Monday, FEB- RUARY 1, "9, issuing purchase canis, THESE cards hoid sales to the amount 0, F all the Black Goods GRENADINES can 8 Q claim the most admirers. Their coming is the 00 cue for you to ‘go to buying.” They are handsome, serviceable and don't cost so much—all of ‘Which adds to their popularity. You never saw more fashionable ones than are here this season. There vr Morro: Good quality, honest quantity, sell cheap, elle & heap and keep etervaily driving at it. Srassracens Jos. Siewvxn, BALTIMORE'S LEADING FUR MANUFACTURER, i $ a is. quiet richness about the plain ones—a rare novelty | We havean excellent Tan Cheviot hecfer, ied OF $25.00, and the amount of each CATSLY AUSLOMEED. Garr Sue O. person, for the purpose of obtaining money or = , throughout with silk, for 812. PUR! 5 a other benefit or for the purpose of ridicule or ee eae nee we Bo ree to wrecroee™ | | “ata Barak tans Onewetin das ines tot HASE you make is punched oa Tar UNEXCELLED QUALITY and GEN. 3" hhall be guiliy of « misdemeanor,” and appreciation. They will win you over now-evenif| popular Tans and Grays. A specialty will bes SAME, Whea the amounts are all ERAL HIGH STANDARD OF SIGMUND'S 28 revenge shall be guiliy of « mi i pitti Bermbardt Long Cape, braided front ana beck, pease FURS are so well known that the price list ap- ons eyes conviction shall be punished by fine and Cor. 1322 Axv F Srs. N. W. Tee ETERS OMe BE Oe SARER AIEEE en | Raliaesd SN Maeda aged Wit GRE Gam ELED you present it to our Pended must, indeed, imprisonment at bard labor. Blackmail asa before. ing, Tans and Biacks, at €12.50 each. CASHIER So it is. THE FURS WERE BOUGHT FOR distinct offense involves the idea of extortion or Niwd ice: . LITTLE-THEY ARE TO BE SOLD ACCORD- You will praise ws—and our Dress Goods—this Ew Lace EPARTMENT.—The fashion AND RECEIV# TWO DOLLARS AND INGLY. Sale commenced thts morning—will Whalebone Casing. - ious Pay cas Saas of "itimldetion. . spring—louder than ever. Ours is a distinctive store— | Jottnals are full of talk about the Puint guipure de be continued until all the goods are sold. other eee FIFTY CENTS ($2.50) IN Casi. ga Mokair Belting advantage of this extraordinary opportunity. genelaces. They will be most extensively used Hobks and Eyes. If the proposed measure was ohesimply for the jor trimming both cloth and wash dresses, millli- famous among the maids and matrons of Washinton — . > Tare Hooks Cimprews Fens. mat ns punishment of blackmailing without any at- for the exclusiveness of our stock. We keep out the poteledr pag Poagpd pelle) = Ovr Great — peg: nan fies Se lagubetien aba re aes pat by ‘We grow more determined every day to dispose of the entire stock Gp aoa eee | GS sTorchon Hand-rin Laces at thelow | HORSE White = Page Yuen Thread, yr its title the bill proposes to define as well as on hand prior to removing to our new store to be erected on the site of the newest and choicest. For fifty years—and otjotot Flat Valenciennes Laces, 33tnches wide, t i ERS 0 te Woven Ini - c. per yard. 5 Thimble on Stans furnish biackmailing in the Disclosed Wan of theold New York Avenue Rink. The following reductions ere rool gat Rear terrae | a pe Mabes Casal aude Gomesienes (oe ase at NMS Natural — "ag sey sg Bounces two kinds of blackmailing, one BEST. narrow edge, with insertings to match, 39. to a 2, Ivory Button ‘ wwiest we have yet made. If you are furnishin s house WY, A RRR FRR —Ic, WERE e2— us recognized offense of making or aay ee i : Beginning with today we shall show theNewGREN- | 70c. Wwww As BORE Rashes Scissors .. ‘thi a injurious — disclosure or room, or have space for a piece or two of new furniture, it will pay y 7 oS See Ee Chinchilla Sets. Beather weight Dress Shi “garaged ini ADINES, New Hassvnc Exsnorentes. to “WW 2S OR kee e Covered Dress Steels... “for the purpose of obtaining aiaaen you to take advantage of this removal sale. We have already given = FS add force to our invitation to you to inspect this —S1. were e3.50-- Garter Fiastic or other benefit,” the other ny — sap the Arvenee Ware Heust: anki at tie: jestait sale at dls “daaa You Wu See stock, we offer one lot of Hamburg edgings at Sc. shy A 4 = a a SS ee ee ble in selling the entire stock on hand bef: ue ia Ge Ge gn vee ee aah ad ae Screw Drivers the “fBrpose of ridicule or revenge,” the idea ticipate no trouble in fore moving. DAES ta seme Quanta 00, oie Mone? New Bisa} oo ecaae Oe ae CG teeecee 5 oe of extortion being excluded. By the recital in ‘We want to open with an entirely new stock of everything we in- and 81.50. carrying your old fan let us sell you anew one. Ps Hairpins of the two purposes which are 24-inch PLAIN SILK and WOOL GREN- ™ 1S still in progress, erect the alternative purp — md to ‘We look for you tomorrow. x have just opened anew line in new shapes. I Me hold to constitute blackmailing the ridiculing La iF . $1, 81.25, 61.50 and As a leader wo offer Fine Japanose Figured Silk | BUT willend 4wapins’ .MUFFS. Tafere 8) ik Seat be sufficient, without the inten- os e Fans, new shape, in Light Tans, Pink, Black,Gold, — ‘ titel Brat an prengy po the bill merely punished This re one of the most important sales of Furniture of the prem Game oier oe width) IRON-FRAME White, Cad ‘and Helfotrops, at the low price of | TOMORROW, February Black Coney Mutt. ny = silk Ribbon ‘ Bue. each, 2 . — ai Match Stand the levying blackmail ‘for the purpose ent century. 48-inch “*3 this urw Westaee Wass uve coeuiaio: a 6 pm —S1 aso $1.75. wenz e225 axpes—| N&e Ink Wells ef ridicule or revenge” the word PLAIN HEKNA: I GRENADINE at N W ~ ‘THIS ts the tot — ‘Carved Wood Inkstands—Penhe Diackmail might carry with it the idea of ex- ’ $1.25, $1.50, 81.75 and 82. ew Warre Goons. —rare the 1250. tortion which is the essence of the offense else- where, but the bill undertakes to dgfine black- mail and separates distinctly the offense of ex- tortion and the offense of « ridiculing disel ure,and thus prevents the word blackmail from carrying into the latter offense the re- quirement of a purpose to extort money or other benefit, The natural effect of the measure is to add a new and extraordinary species of blackmail to the list of criminal of- fenses, as far as the District is concerned. It will be blackmail here, punishable by impris- onument at hard labor, to make, threaten or at- tempt any ridiculing and injurious disclosure concerning another, though there is a complete absence of the ordinary blackmailing purpose to obtain money or some other benefit. At is Diackmail whether the ridicule is spoken, written or printed, whether the ridi- euling injurious disclosure is true or false, de- served or undeserved, for the public welfare orto the public detriment. The offense has nothing of the nature of ordinary blackmail. It is rather an extension of the law of libel and slander, intlicting upon ridiculing injurious disclosures imprisonment at hard labor in addition to a fine, and eliminating all defenses based upon privilege and upon the publication of truth for justifiable ends. The measure in the respect criticied is monstrous, absurd, of a piece with various obsolete or ebsolescent criminal statutes of the Engfand of several centuries ago which are still nominally im force in the District. Under the guise of punishing the infarcous offense of blackmail- ing and through unwillingness to strike out afew words from his measure Mr. Oates pro- poses to immortalize himself by engrafting upon the Disirict statutes 16th century legis! tion. A blow is strack sot merely at the liberty ofthe press, but at the liberty of the in- dividual If the people of the District, threatened with this enactment, wish to express just ridicule of the legislative intelligence which proposes and insists upon such measure, they must hasten to do so before the bill becomes a law, for after that event Mr. Oates will lock up every man of them at hard labor for speaking or printing the ridiculing truth concerning him. —____see— It is an alarming fact which a North Caro- Tina judge thinks he has discovered as the re- sult of his observations on the bench. In that Jaw-ebiding commonwealth a boy under seven Years of age cannot commita crime; from seven to fourteen years his act is criminal only if it be shown that he had suiticient intelligence to understand its meaning: so that frum fourteen to twenty-one years of age is the period of Jegal criminal responsibility in the case of youth. Averaging human life, as this judge does, at the high rate of sixty years, only ome- seventh of the crimes ought to fall to minors. His experience in two districts in one year—and he is at least an average observer in intelli- gerce and impartiality —is that one-half of ail | the crimes committed were to be charged to youth, while at least one-third would be so credited in an average of years. The districts im which these observations were made by & middie-aged judge of culture, practical sense and knowledge of the world are among the most refined communities in the older part of the south, containing many negroes, but also Very many schools and a la e popula- tio, with almost a superabundance of church accommodations. Among the reasons stated why youths commit e— reasons applying as well to other localities—are lack of proper home intluence, including comradeship, bad associations, lack of training in trades and of Feformatories. Young criminals age hardened by contact im the jails penitentiaries with older criminals. As a part of the social history of the times these statements and commeuts are gravely interesting, indicating as they seem to do s private and public evil of alarming pro- portions, ————+e___. The really great preachers of any age, like the really great secular orators, are few and nobly isolated. The great preacher is not always a grand orator in the usual acceptation of the word, but Lis voice is always poteat in arresting the car of mankind aud his heart so ral sun, it enkindles the the narrow limita of his own system. Such a preacher has just gone to his reward in Lontou. Perhaps in the latter Partof the nineteenth century no other such preacher bas ariseu in Europe as the late Chas, HL. Spurgeon, Not so long ago America yielded to “the majority” Henry Ward Beecher. These two reached. the latter in his multiform genius, the former in his simple, outright strength, the vast millions who speak many tongues in all parts of the civilized; and balf-civilized Clara Barton's appeal for $75,900 to transport food to Kussie is nobleand humane. There are Many didiculties counceted with this philan- thropie enterprise, but there is no one more capable of overcoming them. Sir Edwin Arnold is a great poet, but he should not heve made the mistake of trying to Fival the college glee club by coming out as a society attraction. + ‘There is no doubt that the failure of the war with Chile to materialize bas greatly changed the character of magaziue literature of twenty Years hence. ——_—_+-.—_____ Chinese women who marry American citizens ave admitted to this countcy. This ruling is likely to give « strong commercial phase to leap year ———+-—_____ Tennyson's persistence in writing is one of tbe most noteworthy instances of poetic license ‘that literature bas known in a long time. ee ‘The report that Garza has ‘s great many mpathizers suggests the propriety of giving some real basis for their sympathy. mee A few more quiet comfortable St. Heienas are Recded (11 ver depuicons uf flag nce. Renovar. Satz Prices Ix Gu Recerrios Cuams—we have about five dozen Gilt Reception Chairs, which we have never sold for less than $5 and $6 each, and these prices ‘were special leaders. We have concluded to close these five dozen at the ridicu- lously low price of $3.75 each. Just think of an exquisite gilt reception chair for such a low price. Rewovar Sate Prices Ox Canpers.—without reserve, we offer the balance of our entire stock of Best Quality Ingrain Carpets, new patterns, at the reduced price of G5. per yard to close. ‘5 pieces of 9-inch Venetian Border was ‘SSe. Now 10c. per yard. ‘Hundreds have been waiting for these. Renovar Sate Paices Ox S:venoanps—the entire stock of Sideboards ia offered at reduced prices. Here are two special lines: 10 Solid Oak Sideboards, large size, handsomely finished in antique and six- teenth century. Reduced from $23.50 to 817.75. Eight Solid Oak Sideboards, large beveled plate glass mirror, handsomely finished in antique and sixteenth cen- tury. Reduced from $27.50 to $19.75. Both of these were low enough at their former prices. Hassocxs.—1,000 ‘Tapestry Has- socks, 25e.each. each. 300 Moquette Hassocks. Only 35c. each. Crosse Prices Ox Fer Rvvas.—teentire batance of White and Gray Japanese Fur Rugs, large size, first quality. Reduced to @1.95. Reaovat Satz Prices Ox Warr Parers—avou: 50,000 Rolls of Wall Paper to be sacryjiced. A majority of this is new stock which was ordered prior to our determination to remove from F street to the New York Avenue Rink. Now it has arrived and agust be sold. Notwithstanding the fact that these arenew pgtternsand new colo= effects, we shall oMer them with the entire balance of stock at ¢reatly reduced prices. Wait Papers at 6¢. per Roll and Up. If you expect to have your house papered this sprin; it would pay you to take advantage of this opportunity and have it done now. Rewova. Saez Parces Os Tanres.cs stytes and patterns of Fancy Tables to go for almost what they will brmg. It does seem a pity tocut ‘thege prices so unmercifully, but the tables must be sold before removal. In this lot of Tables you will find almost any style you can imagine. from skeleton effects to the most massive. Piain and carves, light and heavy and in all finishes. In the lot there is one reau- lation card Table which was 823. Now $15. Below we give only a few—Just enough to show how the reductions run: No. 101, Table, $12.50 to 87.25. No. 248, Table, $13t0 87.50. No. 104, Table, $27.50 to 817.75. No. 65, Table, $28.50 to $18.75, Cann Asp Livrany - 1375, 1 Combination Hall Chair and Table, reduced from $20 te $12.75. No. 25, Table, $5 to $4.50. No. 502, Table, $10 to 85.25. No. 413, Work Table, $13 to $9.25. Yet the above is but a fraction of the table stock. “Opp Bros Ar Har Prace.—we nave on hand about 11 beds left from chamber suits. Thesoare al full size double beds and will be sold at exactly one-half of what they would cost im the suit. Those desiring two beds to put in one roomor ueeding another ‘Led will find this an excellent opportu? nity to obtain it at half price. No. €5, Solid Oak Bed. Now $4.70. No. 136, Sixteenth Ceritury Bed. Now 86.75. No. 2%, Sixteenth Century Bed. Now e258, No. 314, Stzteenth Century Bed. Kow e873. No. 410, Antique Oak Bed, Now 20.73 No, 176, Sixteenth Century Bed. Now se. No. 782, Solid Natural Birch Bed. Now e1250. No. 271, Imitation Mahogany Bed Now 81250. No. Olé, Antique Oak Bed, Now #16. Removat Sauce Paces Ix Urnorstenr Goons.—ourreeu- lar prices for Curtains and Upholstery Goods were the lowest in the city, and ‘When it comes to reducing these prices youcan all the more appreciate what an extraordinary opportunity is extended you. é 1 lot of Silkaline, desirable patterns, ‘variety of colorings. Were 123gc. and 15e. Now 10c. per yard. 9 pieces of Cretonne. Reduced from 40c. to 2c. per yard. 33-inch China silks, all colorings, at- tractive designs and superior quality. ‘Regular 81 Silks. Only 60c. per yard. 4 pieces of Turkish Tapestries, in plain colors, Crimson, Steel Biue, Terra Cotta and Olive. Reduced from $1 to 65c. per yard. 5 pieces of Satin-faced Tapestry, in Old Rove, Sapphire, Cardinal, Steel and Olive. Reduced from $1.50 to $1 per yard. 1 piece of Turkish Bagdad Stripe Tap- estry, 50 inches wide. Usual price, 82.50. Will sell for 81 per yard. Renovar Satz Prices Os Crnrarys.—anotine regular Stock of Curtains has been reatly re- duced. To tone up the assortment little we have bought at a sacrifice s number of other very desirable lines, Which instead of marking at regula: Prices, we have marked at a very small advance on the sacrifice price, anaking them practically reduced Prices. 48 pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains, showy patterns, 336 yards long, Usual Value $2. Only 1.45 per pair. ‘35 pairs of White Nottingham Lace Curtaine, renaissance effects, 33% yards long, very attractive patterns, usual Value $4.50. Only 2.25 per pair. 18 pairs of White Nottingham Lace Curtains, imitation Brussels effects, usual value 84. Only 82.75 per pair. 22 pairsof Elegant Silk Stripe Cur- tains, im several colorings. Reduced from $6 and 86.50 to €4. 50 per pair. 32 pairs’ of Casaban Curtains, These are the very latest effects and will be Row 85, @6, 87and $8 We have Sash Curtains to match at proportionately re- duced prices, M asuractuners’ Snort Lesorus Ov Unuorsreny. We still have about 600 ‘‘Sampie” Squares of Upholstery Goods for chair Seats, backs fancy work, &., which wo offer at a fraction of their regular prices. = Unonerta Srasps_ Re. DUCED.—The balance of stock of Brass ‘and Copper Umbrella Stands, which were 84.50, now 82.50 each. Removar. Sate P, rices Ox Brporyo.—2s6 Feather Pillows, 33 Poundseach, covered with best sateen ticking, will be sold at the reduced price of GSc. each. Ought to be a dollar. The balance of the 81.50 Comforts Row 81.10, Balance of the $3.00 Comforts now 82.35 each, Balance of the @4.50 Comforts now 83.10 each. Special 5 Down Comforts, covered with French Sateen, figured one side and plain the other. Reduced from 9.50 to 85.25. Fascy Tower Racxs Ar 50c Ox A Dottan.— te your choice of the Lalance of our stock of Towel Racks at just half price. * ‘Te. Towel Racks, 37342. €2 Towel Racks, $1, 83 Towel Racks, $1.50, 84.50 Towel Racks, ¢2.25. As & special we quote excellent Solid Oak Towel Racks, finished with French Develed-plate glass mirror, 10 by 14 inches, which were $4.50, now reduced to 82.25 each. : Rewovat Sure Paces Ox Rocxens.-sxstra rine ‘Bentwood Rockers, cane seat and back, very com- fortable. Reduced from $7.50 to 85.75. Renova Sue Paces Ox Haxorxo Hatt Racxs.—xo. 1458, 5Solid Oak Frame Haneing Hall Racks, with large French beveled plate lass mirror and oxidized trimmings. Reduced from $11 to $6.75. No. 1235, 3 same styie as above, only s larger size, Reduced from 912 to 87.78, These aretwo of the best bafwains in Hanging Hall Backs in Washington city. _—_—_——. JULIUS. LANSBURCH. Cor. F Axp 18rn Sr ON. We PLAIN SURAH GRENADINE at 82. ALL-SILK GRENADIN. stripes and Sigures, at PLAl at aL DAMASSE PATTERNS and GROS GRALN STRIPES at $1.50. BROCADED DESIGNS at $1.75. HEMSTITCHED PATTERNS, striped with satin and overlaid with flowers, at with satin 15 and $1.25, and HEMSTITCHED STRIPES FROSTED, COKDED and GROS GRAIN STRIPES, varied with odd spots and fig- ures, at 82.50 and 83. 45-inch TWISTED 81 ‘with satin borders, at BEADED GRENADINE, that suzgestsit- self at once for vests for dresses, at 83,50, GRENADINE, Sand a6. LUPIN'S CAMEL'S HAIR GRENA- DINES at $1.25 and 81.50. GRECIAN BORDERS and STRIPES at 81.50. Corded and Brocaded Stripes at $1.75, $2, 2.25 and $2.50. ‘Take these as limits—the variety cannot be put into words. Don't have any delicacy about asking to have them shown to you. Wearetoo proud of them to ac- count itatask. Half of the pleasure of shopping lies in feeling free to come and yo—and at Perry's the doors “swing both ways.” You know GRENADINE isnot the only new thing we have tolook at. Every counter shows signs of ‘suring. ‘‘Take in” the store every time your are out nowadays. Prnars, NINTH AND THE AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1840. TELEPHONE 995. (A guarantee of our standing.) (1t) (**Call us up. W. A. Pizrce & Co., 719 MARKET SPACE, Cor. 8th st, Wescereress Corser Covers. You have nodoubt seen the NEW JERSEY- FITTING CORSET COVER We introduced them amonth since. They sold so weil t are near!y out of them. WE HAVE ceived the SECOND LOT of these VERY DE- SIRABLE GARMENTS, which we placed on sale today. They make the DRESS FIT WITHOUT A WRINKLE. So you see you avoid all such UNPLEASANTNESS as SHRUNKEN COVER or one that does not FIT, as these WILL fit auy one, EITHER SLENDER orSIOUT. PRICE, 25, 45 AND 50c. EACH. A Sreciat: Marx-Dows SALE OF WINTER UNDERWEAR." LADIES’ EXTRA FINE SCARLET RIBBED WOOL VEST AND PANTS. Former price, 81.50. repucen To $1.05. racu. LADIES’ FINE MEKINO VEST. Former Price, 75c. REDUCED TO Sle, each. LESS than COST. We offer this week our entire STOCK of LA- HOSIERY COMPANY'S PNDERWEAK (pants and vest) in all grades, long or short sleeves, at LESS than COST. ONF LOT of LADIES’ MEKI Sizes 26, , 2, FOR TUESDAY, 3c. Eacu. LADIES’ FINE SILK VESTS, hizh neck, short sleeves. Former price, $1.73. FOR TUESDAY (only), AUSTRA- Vest size... 2, U4 Inches. Pants size. +80, 32, 34 inches, Kewular price from . to $1.00, MARKED DOWN TO H ALF Prue. = i Scorcu Gixouaus Ix Corors. ALL NEW. Our New aud EL S SCRTMENT of REAL SCOTCH ha’ ‘The most we can say in their praiso is that the LINE is the MOST COMPLETE ASSORT- ‘MENT in Washington, and then, too, they are all NEW. We have never kept colored goods before and you know that ours is not last sea- son's leavings. We show all of the NEWEST. COLOKINGS and MOST ‘TASTEFUL EF- FECTS. OUR PRICE is 25c. Yano TOMORKOW WE SHALL OFFER OUR 5TH CASE OF PRIDE OF THE WEST COT- 81 New Sraixo Tannnses. EVERY DAY we get in a NEW LOT, and each ARRIVAL secus to bo prettier than the OTHER. THIS MORNING we received a BEAUTIFUL LINE OF PEARL and GOLD, CRYSTAL, SILVERand PEARL CENTAURS. We uiso show these in all colors at VELY LOW PRICES. GIMP, PASSEMENTERIES AND FRINGES to MATCH. NEW JETS of EVERY SORT. CUT JET, GIMPS, EDGES, HANDSOME PASSEMEN- TERIES, LONG FRINGED JET ORNA- MENTS, LONG JET FRINGES, in all of the LATEST PARISIAN EFFECTS. NEW KIB- BON FRINGES of all depths. HANDSOME. SILK FEATHER EFFECT in all colors. Paces Guaraxtezp To Br Tm Lowssr. ASK TO SEE Awayus Do Savon : aXD Viren Viorzt. ‘They are the most DELICATE and Lastfxe FRENCH PERFUMES made. W. A. Prnor & Co, ‘719 Market Space, 1 Cor. 8th ot White India Linons as an illustration of the stock at large. We pay « little more than is usually paid for thissimply to Aave the Lest in the city at this price—12%e. Another food thing. The fine, soft-finished French Cambric, for underwear, &c., at 18c. per yard. This department is young, but a lusty youngster. 9 $1.25 Groves For 98c—rnie not said ofl-hand, but istrue. They are fine 8-but. Suede Mou-quetaires, with skeleton embroidered back, in assorted Tan shades and Black. ‘The “knowing ones” are buying enough to last for some time to come. $1.25 Gloves for O6c. per Pair. : Wiriiasx H McKwew, x 933 Pa Ave. N.W. SETIFIS TTT TTT BBR 00 BoB OO ra 33 BBB 00 MM MM OA RRR, Bag 4 Bb Our tremendous January sale of Under- wear will continue throngh February. To lend an additional impetus to the demand this month we have concluded to offer the following extraordinary barcains: Good Muslin Drawers, with wide hem and fine tucks above, yoke band, better than the usual 25c. quality. Only 23c. per pair. Fine Muslin Drawers, with wide edye of Hamburg embroidery, with tucks above. Regular 0c. quality. '35e. per pair. 100 dozen Fine Muslin Corset Covers, high neck. Worth 15e. Ouly 12}c. each. Extra Fine Muslin Gowns, V front, Mother Hubbard yoke of fine tucks, neck, sleeves and yoke trimmed with fine cambric ruffle, Another styie Las fine Hamburg embroidery around the neck, yoke and sieeves, instead of the cambric. Worth 50c., but have been Offered as a special at Sd. we cut the price (0 80c. each, 1 Miscellaneous lot of Extra-fine Quality Gowns of Cambric and Muslin, slightly solled, lace and embroidery trimmed, being the balance of the 1.48, @1.59, $1.68and €1.75 lots, which we will close out at the Feduced price of $1.12 Only » limited quantity. Y Cunprew's Uspenwear. 50 dozen Children’s Jean Waists, sizes 1 to Byears, only 123¢c, each. Children's Fine Muslin Drawers, sizes 1 to 4 years, only 12)¢¢. per pair. Tue Box Manca, 314 Axo 316 Tm Sx. N. W. BEALALRERLLLLERALLLLERRARRALLEA Tur Faracrayr Kiso. Like other perishable goods Flowers have their ups and downson the market. Just now they are not over plenty. Some kinds are abundant, however, among them being A. Gur & Bro, 1112 F ST. N.W. Har We move to 122% F at. ina few days. fel TIN WARE SALE WE sball hold for some TIME to come, 80 you had better take ADVANTAGE of it while YOU can. BELOW IS A PARTIAL List OF THE CHEAPEST TIN WARE IN THE WORLD. 80.04 Japanned Tin Pepper Dredgers... +04 Japanned Boxed +05 Biscuit Cutters, -08 Bread Pan . .05 Flour Dredger. +05 Machine Oilers. +05 Child's A, B, C Plates +70 Japanned Bread Bo: -80 Japanned Bread Box... -05 Large Bread Grater. +15 Wire Exg Whips. ‘Long-handled Sud Dipper Large Kitchen Strainer, +25 Eight-ring Block Tin Mui -19 Vim Gas Stove. -25 Alcohol Stove. -50 Galvanized Chember Pail, -65 Galvanized Water Buckets... +15 Galvanized Dippers........ +12 Wire Soup Strainer. +10 Bronze Candlesticks, .05 Twin Match Safes +29 Tin-rim Fiour Sifter.. +30 Six-quart Oyster Can. -79 Planished Spice Boxes,.. -59 Gas Torches.. -12 Carved Wooden-handle Bread Knife. 05 Enameled-handle Tracing Wueel...... -69 Copper Rimmed Stew Pans, +08 One-quart Handled Stew Pan. +05 Insect Powder Gun.... on +12 Two-quart Oval Butter Bucket... 1.19 Copper Bottom, No. 6, Wash Boiler. 1.39 Copper Bottom, No. 7, Wash Boiler. 1.60 Copper Bottom, No. 8, Wash Boiler. +05 Pint Cup... +25 Acme Frying Pan. +15 Japanned Wash Basin. -50 Apple Parer, Corer and Slicer. 1.25 Kitenen Scales (complete)... -25 Large Stee! Nail Hammers. +05 Wooden-handle Stove Lifter. .05 Tack Claw.. +15 Malleable Iron Soap Stands.......00 +59 Household Shovel....... sees “° 2.48 Nickel-plated Puritan Baking Dishes ‘with cover. 2.98 Same as above, but larger. 3.48 Same as above, but still larger. Tse Fan V1 Axp H Srs. rt Frassiz & Co. Tue Stan Suoz Hovse, Serciut Ispvceuzxrs To Case Bovens. pundy Akron Rolled Oat 18 Pounds Best Guose Sart 10 pounds Pure N.Y. Bi 6 Er ans very fine Early’ aus Fancy Tomatoes,. pounds Impor tal Pon Hagle Condensed Mii Ghiice Western Oniouss ‘per “peck Taney, ppaton Sania Guan Pica ae, us Hi & nt Bracco ad Mcasck Oregon Patent Foun ‘Uswexo Fancy Family Flot Js sack Oswego Flour. We have on hand a large assortment Staple Groceries, which we are selling direct to the consumers at wholesale prices for cash, N. A. POOLE, ‘944 Loulsiansave n.w. fel-Gt Fraxsoaws Juwerar Esraztisuvext HAS YOUR WATCH GONE WRONG? Flanagan will right it! DO YOU WANT 4 NEW WATCH? Flanayan will buy the old one! WHAT I8 DONE WITH OLD WATCHES? ‘F-anayan breaks them up and melts them! 18 A NEW WATCH COSTLY? Not if you buy from Fisnagan! WATCHES FROM 4 TO 9500. . 531 Seventh street northwest. tauw,. Wace: Bormzrar On’ Par Burren: ofafus Pee crt pars ta ee with tips, oF Si toslta. 726 7TH ST. GREAT CLEARING SALE NOW IN PROGRESS, SPECIAL DARGAIN LIST. Ladies’ Shoes, hand-welt, hand-sewed and machine- wed. made finest donvola kid, ail ‘opera, edit and common cose." ouler price, 825003 CLEARING PRICE, $1.80. Men's Shoes, hand-sewed, finish, with smooth inner goles, ine calf uppers, plain, median, and toes, se oF OEE AMING FILGR, ef 1.80. Misses’ Shoes, excellent guality Kid oF straight goat, heel of airing hieeis, tipped oF Regular price, “CLEARING PRIC! 1.00. Bory! Shoes, button oF lace, hd -25 to 81. GLEAMING PRICE, $1.00. "8 Shoes, sizes 6 to 1}, best pebble goat, solar tips. CLEARING PRICE, Ze. A lot of Ladies' Glove Kid Hand-sewed Laced Shoes. 2. Were 81. Radnowd to #1. Were $1.00, tod, Were ie ren whwae esque of Boys’ Lace 2 30 1083. a ibang a bad BED ray cree mee wit ear kid, Price, Freach Seal Muffs. —S2. were o4.50.-— Gray Krimmer Mufls. —S3. wenr 97.50.— French Beaver Mutts, dyed. —$2.50. were 5— French Beaver Mufls, plucked. $5.50. wer 2x0 — ‘Woo! Sea!’ Mutts. 83. were ee — Mink stuf 38-50. were os— Tos} Moufflon Mutts. 03 $3.50. wene s7.50.— 5 Alaska Seaissin Mufs, best. 09 a Livres: Cares 10 French Coney Capes, 18 inches long, 19 ~ 2; —86.50. were os.— Nutria Beaver Capes, 18 inches long. —89.50_ were s22.50.— or Gray Krimmer Capes, 18 inches long. 09 —$12.50. were es.— OT Mink Sable Capes, 18 inches long. = —$28.50. were evo.— 19 Opera Capes, Mouftlon and Thibet. pod —$13.50. wene e0— Saad Alaska Seal Capes, 18 inches long. ‘ts Lives: Loxo Cares. UIG| Black Cottey Capes, 2 inches long. 219 —$16.50. wen os. — “ta | Black Coney Capes, 0 aches long. 03 —$22.50. wene oss— “S| ray Krimmer Capos, 26inches Jong. 203 —$25. were 200.— “03| Gray Keinmer Cape, 30 tnches long. od —$35. were e100 — 1.19] Brown Marten Capes, 30 inches long. sr —$39. were 2100 — oo Natural Beaver Capes, 30 inches long, pees —S85, were ers0.— 7 Dyed Otter Capes, 20 inches long. cen Monkey Capes, 28inches long, seal collars. = --$37.50. were ess.— Monkey and Astrakhan “Davenport” Capes, 1.98] 28inches long. cos —$39. were e100.— Lions: Jackets Black Astraknan Jackets, 26 inches long. —$29. were o73.— Biack Astrakhan Sacque®, 30 inches long. —$39. WERE @100.—_ Gray Krimmer Jackets, 30 inches long. S35, were os5:— Gray Krimme: Reefers, 30 inches long. —$39. were s100— Persian Lamb Jackets, 26 inches long. 350. wenr es — Lives: Atasza Sear Ganyesrs, Plain Alaska Seal Jackets. —$125. were e200— Pisin Ataska ‘Seal Reeters. —S170 Aso $180. wane es — LADIES' STORM COLLARS AND NECK BOAS WITH HEADS. In Mink, Persian Lamb, Astrakhan, Electric Beal and Gray Krimmer. Mews Atasxa Seat Cars. About fifty of them. —$6. WERE $15 TO 825.. Roses Exubro:aered School Base Rubber Erasers School Companions, siate pencil, pen and holder... Toilet Cases, with looking » buttoner .. Salad Sets, containing key corkscrew and bottle Work Box Gilt-odve Playing ‘Toilet Paper, w. Lubin's Powder Tooth Brushes Fine Tooth Brushes, Dressing Combs inane Large Heavy Dressing Combs Finetooth Combs Steel Curling Irons Ladies’ Leather Be: Colored E: STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, oid 404 and 406 7th st. ow, re, T oOo z oo oO ” 2 D 4 aa DPD Er oO K Dp F co KK DD ERE G0u Kk FOR OUR SPRING CAMPAIGN. OUR MIDWINTER CLEARING SALE ‘Was inaugurated las: Saturday. It becan wit © rush aud shall become more and more inter esting from day to day to our patrons. until every bair of our famous, reliable winter-weight Fout- ‘wear shail have been disposed of We hardly need to repeat what almost every: child in Washington aiready knows, viz: “We warrant every Shoe, uo matter how low the price.” Infants’ Genuine Dongola Hand-turned But- ton, Sue. values, CLEARING PRICE, 25c. Children's (4 to 103) Solid Sole Pebble and CLEARING PRICE, 70c. ‘Misses’ Fine Cloth-top Spring Heel Patent Tip 62 Button. CLEARING PRICE, €1.30. Boys’ and Youths’ *“Indestructitie” Dress Shove, button oF lace. (CLEARING PRICE, €1.40. Those Ladies’ Popular, Good Quality Storm Rubbers. . CLEARING PRICE, 350. Ladies’ Extra Serviceabie Pebble or Kid But- ton, Gyera of Common Sense. ‘CLEAKING PRICE, @1.15. Ladies’ Dest Tampico Goat, extension soles also Dull Dongola €.50) Button, CLEARING PRICE, $1.80. Ladies’ Fine Hand-sewed Welt Button, all styles of laste, €3 and £3.50 goods, CLEARING PRICE, $2.35. Ladies’ Finest Hand-sewed Cloth-top @ Bub ton, low heel, patent tip. CLEARING PRICE, $2.90. Ladies’ Pine Evening Slippers, in Black. Gray of Tan suede; also patent leather and Hed coat. CLEARING PRICE, €1.50. Gents’ Double and Triple Soled Calf €2.50 Boots, CLEARING PRICE, €1.80, Gents’ Real Cork Sol Scotch Bottom CLEAKING PRICE, @2.3% Gents’ Fine Calf Hand sewed Broad-toed Dow- Dle-soled Laced and Gaiters, ¢4 values, CLEAKING PRICE, €2.05. Bixby"s Royal Polish.