Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1892, Page 5

. Avovr Hoxar Suorrrsa. Casa Versvs Curr. Ecoxowr Versvs Exrnavacaxce. Prompt payments tend to economy with the mer- fhant not less than the customer: assure lowest Prices. Merchants who give credit aak credit. Thus higher Prices are © necessity and not only because of bad dedte ‘Those who bay on credit not only pay higher prices, Datare tempted to be extravagant, There are those Who can se afford, ethers who bare no occasion to be economical, but whe don't care to be charged for the Jomes incurred through those who never pay: others ‘Who can't afford to be extravagant. In the hurry and excitement of holiday shoppiag those whe pay promptly often shop side by side with | hose securing cre@it. Both betng charged the sarie Prices injustice is done the one. ‘The Palais Royal isthe one large establishment of fe kind where « specialty is made of a cash business and promises prices that average 15 per cent less than, Prevailing. Those civing credit know this and endeavor to at- frect the promot-pay customer with various arti- fices. One method is to quote prices for goods easily valued @ little if any more than here, Dut make it up on high-class goods. Thus Palais Royal prices for choice novelties are from 15 to 25 per cent lees than prevailing and as low and generally lower for the cheaper goods. Investixation will prove this, Examination of the rare variety, chotee qualities and moderate prices of the following is requested ‘Choice Umbrellas for presentation. Lace and Feather Fans. SOiver-trimmed Pockat Books, &e. Baby Size French Dolls Lace and Silk Handkerchiefs Hand-Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs. European and Japanese Bric-s-Brac. Real Gold and Stiver Jowo'ry. Derby Silver Totlet Articles. Pinaud's and other Perfumes. Art Clocks and Lamps. Fre and Choice Wraps. ‘Table Covers and Scarfs. Imported Frames for photographs. Christmas Cards and Books. Exquisite Aprons from Paris. SUK Hosiery and Garters. Choice Silks for Dresses. Rare Laces and Trimmings. Of! Paintings from France. aed by the artists, Children's Complete Outfits, Babies’ Complete Outfits. The goods above mentioned are the choicest pro- @uced and at the prices quoted (when compared with ¢redit-store quotations) are really better values than the following 5,000 Pratrs, 25c. Eace. Acash business often enables unusually advanta- rons buying. These Plates were imported to sell at much higher prices. Those from Bennet & Co. of England are the Fnamel Finished Plates, usually re- tailed at 50 and 68 cents. 2,000 Prcrunes, 25c. Eacu. Subjects for the man's bed room, the woman's bou- Geir. the sitting room and the library. Gold and White snd stiver and white frames, 16x13 inches. ‘The more refined and cultivated your taste the more jour appreciation of these pictures. Remember that Drice is not always « criterion of value. Mexs Goovs For Linus. (Christmas hente.) Satin Suspenders waiting for fair hands to om- Se. $1. $1.35, $1.75. All colors Glass Dex with each pair. Crepe 4e Chine and other chotce Silk Scarfs, light Snd dark grounds. @8c. and SSc. for those marked @1 at the credit establishinents. Men's Night Shirts of embroidered sateen, pink, white, $1.75 each. Others of white cot- ton, md SOc. All embroidered, the ore expensive with silk, the lower priced with Cash's ‘Bon-fading but bright color trimming. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Corner 12th st. and Pa. ave. Farnens. Hessaxos Axo Brortuens. Tnaiee ana coittren's Outer Garments at reduced Prices. The Palais Royal's first floor is filled to over- fowing with fancy articles for Christmas presents. Branches of the bric-a-brac, stationery and book departments are to be opened on the second floor. But the second floor is already filled with outer and ‘undergarments for ladies’ and children. To make Poom quickly Tur Forowme Repvcen Prices FOR ALSO Lanes Axo Canpzews Fons. Tae qurmcat ci have made tho Falste Bevel fanous this season are too well known to neod expla- Astion. Only need remind the reader that because they are so superior in quality, style and fit and Marked at pricesso moderate the business already done is twice that of any previous season im the career © the Palais Royal. $3.48 for the Ladies’ Black Cheviot Coats that ave been erabbed for at ¥4 each. $3.98 tor me Ton Fancy Cloth Box Coats, ‘wMch have been pronounced the best $5 garments in torn $4.98 sor txe 95.75 Cuevict Box Coste. All sizan end in blue, black and brown, $6.98 soe tne 27 s0cheviot and Beaver Box | (Coats. in navy and black. Have been favorably com- pared with the usual #9 garments. ° -- B7AS tor tne Fancy cicth Box Coats with platted | Dacks—the Palais Royal's popular $8 73garments. | BBAB soe tne 90.75 coats. Competitors not lees | than our patrons have wondered how they could be Sold for @9.75. They are satin faced. trimmed with opossum and astrakhan furs, the cloth being dyed to match the fur. $10.98 tor we 912.75 coats and 811.08 for the (925 Coats, with rich fur shaw! collars, &e. 87.50 sor ne 910 Enetish Tan ant Gray Kew. markets, with deep capes. All other Newnarkets at 20 per cent discount-one-tenth off the price marked fe2 the one selected, $10.98 varies: sutte—iateet styten of cioths, @olors, styles. Sold heretofore st $12, $15 and $16. Chotce for $10. 98 AAA AA AA AA AAD A AAA AA A OA A Cunprews orercness, sis 4, 6 and 8 Feers, reduced to $3.48 for choice. Newmarkets, izes 10, 12 and 14 years, reduced to $5. 48 for choice. Fons ar nepvcep raices. tow prices tor 97.50 Black Lynx Capes €2.60 Natural Opossum Collarettes. . $2.75 Black Cones Collarettes.... 04 50 Astrakhan and Mink Collarettes Se. Bisck Russiea Hare Mutts ‘Be | <= = Superior ™ 06 Riectric $3.50 04 Binck = 3.50 © 60 Black 8.98 | CHILDREN’S FURS— Reduced Prices. | . pink hare... Seu_Collar and Moff, American mink Bets Collar and Muff, white anvors Setm_Collar and Muff, real thibet (06 White Fur Baby Carriage Kobes. 80 Robes for $7.75 ant $6.50 Roves.. 80.75 Very Choice White Fur Hoes... Tur Paras Rovan A. LISNER (Cor. 22th st. and Pa ave. PER RY'S A PRONS for mothers-APRONS for sisters— AA. APRONS for eunts-APRONS for cousine— 2° APRONS tor werrante. A great bie stock them—iade larger by the incoming of the holiday novelties. For most everybody wants APRONS to ‘add to their lst of gifte—and they want extra good ones, APRONS for « *‘nine-pence"—-APRONS for more— APRONS to ‘-work around” in—APRONS for the boudoir. All sorts—sizes—and kinds—spectal make- ups—single and elaborate. Take elevator up to the fourth floor and you will see more APRONS than you ‘ever laid eyes on before. MUSLIN APRONS, long enough. tucked with insertion of lace and deep hem—1254 cents. INDIA LINEN APRONS. with rows of drawn work and deep hem—20cents. INDIA LINEN APRONS, with insertion of ‘embroidery and wide hem—25 cents. PLAIN LINEN APRONS, with wide hem and cluster of tucke—25 cents. EXTRA LONG LINEN APRONS, with four tucks and wide hem—35 cents. BLACK LINEN APRONS, with cluster of tucks and four-ineh hem—35 cents. INDIA LINEN APRONS, trimmed with Irish point lace or fine embrotdery—49 cents. NURSES’ APRONS, extra wide, with clas ter of fine tucks and six-inch hem—49 cents. FINE MULL APRONS, extra long and wide, with two four-inch tucks and wide hem—69 cents. INDIA LINEN APRONS, with insertion and tucks, and flounce of fine embroidery—69 cents. LADIES’ FINE MULL APRONS, with clus- ter of tucks and flounce of fine embroidery or & NAINSOOK APRONS of ail-over em- broidery—75 cents. FINE W, all over—a NURSES’ APRONS—extra wide—with clus- ter of fine tucks and insertion of fine embrotd- ery all around, tying with very broad strings— 98 cents. Snort Bovpom Avnoxs. FINE SWISS MULL APRONS, with narrow ribbon insertion and two rows of puffing—50 cents. FINE SWISS MULL APRONS, with pocket and wide flounce of Valenciennes lace—50 cents. FINE SWISS MULL APRONS, with cluster of fine tucks and wide flounce of Irish point lace—75 cents. FINE SWISS MULL APRONS with eight rows of Valenciennes lace insertion forming © point in front—wide flounce all around—98 cents. FANCY SWISS MULL APRONS with inser- tion of Oriental lace around the sides and front, with pink or blue ribbon beaded through 81.39. FANCY SWISS MULL APRONS, with any shade of ribbon running ‘‘on the bias” through the insertion of lace—fine tucks and wide lace flounce—#1 HAND-EMBROIDERED APRONS, trimmed with flounce of lace—#1.98. FANCY APRONS, made of lace and wide rib- bons running lengthwise, with plaited lace flounce—81.98. FANCY MULL APRONS—band made—with four rows of drawn-work, finished with bead- ing —$2. 50 and $2.98. It isn't often such a collection gets together to be chosen from—but it is well-timed. Can't you call to mind a dozen different folks to whom you are going to give presents—who would be glad to receive an APRON—elther a ‘*worker” or a more showy one? Prrrrs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Pk AAPA a WA ek ot 0 isicieisisisisispisieieiseisie] Llot of White and Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains in attractive Brvssels patterns. Regular prices, $4.50, $5.00 and 85.50. Only $3.50 per pair. White and Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains in an exquisite line of Brussels patterns. Rewular prices, 86 and 86.50. Only 84 per pair. S2 pairs of Fine Irish Point and Tam- hour Lace Curtains in entirely new de- sizns. Regular prices, $6.50 and $7. ‘Only 85 per pair. ih as S339 ie He xx Xxx xx xx: Hy ie xx Xxx XX xxx XX ark xx XXX xX Re Xx BS: xx XXX xx xxx xx XXX xx $33 XxX x 9 xx x xx } ¥ 3 eee x BE weten sattnteasnnone HE XX urncturer some ‘fifteen or twenty odd 23% XX lots of Curtains, representing about 368 p33 XX pairs im all. x XE These we shall divide in three lot, XX XX Price as follow as » Xx: Xxx Xxx i # 8 Xxx A ries i et isk Repvcen Prrces For Screexs. jeieieisisiet Fearing that we have too many Screens to sell in the reenlar way at regular prices betwoen now and Christ- mas we have concluded to cut the prices now rather than wait aud take the chances. It will be hard to finda more ble «ift to the thrifty housewife ‘than one of these handsome Screens. 1 lot of Small Solid Oak and Cherry Fire Screens, mounted in figured silk- aline. Reduced to $1.25 each. 1 lot of Gfoot Solid Oak Screens, three-fold, mounted in handsome fiz- ured silkaline. Reduced from $4 to 82.50. elsisielsistelelelsleletersiete! rersietereterereiersiel reisiererereisisierer Turortast Late Anntvats. ‘SOcntirely new pieces of Fancy Pis- ured Silkaline. yard wide. exquisite colorings. Only 15e. per yard. 25 pieces Fine Figured China Silk, choice line of patterns and colorings. Regular $1 quality. Only 68c. per yard. I lsisieieieisisieteielet igwtelsiotstotsieleleloletetrsicieisisiseisis (AAA Mt Ieist i} A Nortce. €s-Don't forget to drop in each and every day to cet a ticket, which will give you a chance to draw one or more of the five grand prizes. Tickets presented Free as you enter the door. ieiisisis Bispieieisieiey iSieist Jexws Laxssvrcws N.Y. Ave. Rive, AAA AAA RAM AAA A A I RA RA AA piswenisisiowroisisremieieieieiereisreremreieierrerorersrersrerersieistererelererieleleleteteleeietstetet Diwisctcesisslsisisisisict Gisisie riers x ' 8) Bex. 13mm Avo Ldn £329.99. > 9.9.9.9.9.9.99.9.9.9.9.9.999 99008 TEESE SE GILYER. | _CESTABEISHEN 1970. BRK axe & Soxw Mro Ca, STE*UNG BRANCH. ee ST. NW. San | WRONLT SORE Bre rt VERS & Wi AND DORE! NS OUR PRIC®S ARE MODERATF. ‘REPLAT! ae stock in plain figures at alow price and strictly adhering to that price, s Handsome Solid Oak Rockers,richly upholstered in brocatelles and silk plush. chotce variety of patterns, can't be duplicated at other stores for Jess than 94.50; our price, 88.25. ‘These Excellent Parlor Corner SESSESSEERSEESS SERS EERE 3 plush and silk tapestry, would set off any corner of your parlor nicely; only 85. Worth 88.50. A superb line of 4-piece **Birdeye” Maple and Solid Mahogany Parlor Suites, richly upholstered in broca- telle and satin damask, embracing divan, rocker, arm chair and side chair, sells cisewhere for $75, our price only $60. Pieces will be sold separately, as follows: Divan, 820; Rocker o- Arm Chatr, 815 ; Reception Chzir, $10. Handsome Solid Osk Hand-pol- isbead Chamber Suites, solld A Leader. Solid Oak High-back Cane-seat Chair at the ‘‘ieader™ rice of 81.35. A few pairs left of the White Not- Sciam Lace Curtains at $1 per A few pairs left of the Ecra Not- tingham Lace Curtains, Brussels lace designs, at $1.60 per pair. A fow ratrs left of those $7.50 and $8 Fine Irish Point Lace Curtains which we are selling at 85 per pair. Onis Hitecroe 88 Con 13: & F Sts. N.W. 90900090000000 _000000000« 100004 999990099998099909990000000000 $0000000000000000000000000000000009 SSBSSEESESESSEERSSERSEeSeceeeseceoeeseess MM PE I He Peek = Pasi A COMERH: Cash Wholesalers and Retailers, 807 807. Are greatly appreciated presents. We've laid in an especially large and cho for the coming vccasion,, the fact that they are yhoddy”* goods, but articles worth every centof the very low prices we ask for them. Do you want something in th’s list? RED LEATHER TOILET CASES, various numbers of articles, according to prices, as low as 75 cents, and then up as hi 5. 88 case. Tnitation Aligator Toilet C: 83.48 Real Alligator Cases... $8 to 810.00 Biack Seai Cass 83.19 to 85.48 REDL ATHER COLLAR an BOXES, 2 pieces ..... Imitation Alligator Bo: Imitation Morocco, 2 pircos......... Partition Collar and Cuff Boxes, Round Cuff Boxes in Imitation Russia, Red and other leathers. BLACK LEATHER MUSIC ROLLS, 50 cts, ON cts. and $1.25. MUSIC ROLLS, Hed Leather, only. BLACK SEAL CHATELAINES. 48, SHAWL STRAPS, Red Leather. 19 to 68 CTS, WHISK BROOM HOLDERS, el . CUFF ROLLS.......... 48 and 50 CTS. TRAVELING CIGAR CASES........08 CTS. POCKET CIGAR CASES, with toilet articles... s MATCH SAFES. Pocket ks ocket Docks Of every description for both Ladies’ and Gen- tlemen. Nouse describing a POCKET BOOK. ‘You have to see it to know what you're buying. So with all leather goods. Ses us first. ‘MINNIX, FONDA & COMPANY, 807 Penna. ave. n.w. [Telephone, 1614.1 CUFF 81.00 and 81.48 REAL PERFECTION. —They set the fashion in Candies. — Perhaps you don't believe? Just try some- thing in this list. OUR 25, 40 AND 60 CENT MIXTURES the leaders Doth on account of worth and price. MARSHMALLOWS, the most appetizing and dainty confections ever put up. 25c. ahalf pound and 50 CENTS a pount. And lots of other kinds, ‘You'll like our mixtures so well that you'll want your distant friends to enjoy them also. We W. A. PHRGE & Co: Open Saturday and ether evenings after that, Sth and Peon. ave. —A Grand Perfumery Ofer For Saturday.— —See Friday's Star.— BESASE OF TEE REgussts OF OFF Press ‘We have determined to keep open evenings, beginning . have s ONE-HOUR SALE OF HANDKER- CHIEFS at HALF PRICE; on another « REDUCTION SALE in some other depart- ‘ment, and so on, We'll offer inducements some evenings during the wonderful bargain ‘are now prevailing here. Keep eves on ual TEREE REMAREABLE SALES Began here this week. We've told you about them before. They've all been draw- ing crowds. In fact, we're as busy as bees, for the Holiday Shopping Season {s upon ‘us with full force. country for 81. 50,ecpress paid, Gu & Sox, Con. Ll ra Axo F Srs., as Candy Makers to All Mankind. A Coumox Rewanx. Irate Housrkeeper—-THERE—that grocer has sent me this inferior four again when Texpressly ordered “*Ceres!” ‘The grocer will do this whenever he can, for he makes more money on the infertor flour: but if you take the ‘bull by the ‘Aorne” and tell him bluntly you won't use any other brand but “Ceres we warrant he'll come ‘round all right by sending t next time. We only wholesale it. Ws. M. Gar & Co ““Wholesaie F our and Feed Dealers,” Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. nw. at Cirstass Precis Fer Ms O3i: Christmas Gifts of Shirts. Christmas Gifts of Half Hose, Christmas Gifts of Neckwear. Christmas Gifts of Handkerchiefs. Christmas Gifts of Underwear. ——At lower prices than anywhere else in the ety. “The Teo Old Timers,” 8. B. ELLERY and JOS. H. IRELAND, Managers Branch Balto. Shirt Factory, 28 931 Oth st. n.w., near N. ¥. ave. Junction. $25.00 Avvarceo $25.00 For One H; Shares Bivea, blch has weno aan DIRECTORS: PR, VAN MEX ts tore, ‘HE JO PRON THE HSHBAY APRON SALE Began MONDAY. 58 styles of APRONS, 38 and 40 inches long, in Lawn, French Jackonet, Linen d’India, Plain and Figured Swiss, Lace, Gingham an4 Black Satine. ‘We're showing the la-cest, choicest and most properly priced assortment of these goods im thecity. Among them: 6 STYLES AT 25 CENTS. 3 STYLES AT 37 CENTS. 6 STYLES AT 50 CENTS. 8 STYLES AT 75 CENTS 2 STYLES AT 87 CENTS. 28 other styles ranging in Price from $1.00 up to 82.50. Second Floor. Take Elevator. APANES! OR LATN: THE JAPANESE PORCELAS WARE Sold ate rapid rate yesterday. Lots left yet though. Prices ¥ less than anybody else's, JAP. FANCY ORIGINATIONS FOR 10 CENTS. JAP. FANCY ORIGINATIONS FOR 2501 . JAP. FANCY ORIGINATIONS FOR 35 CENTS, JAP. FANCY ORIGINATIONS FOR 30 CENTS. JAP. FANCY ORIGINATIONS FOR 48 CENTS. And all other proper prices. EE WESTERDAYS KF. 81 SEE YESTERDARS HIDE: ABYERTBE MENT. MENT: It's mado bustness this forenoon. GRAND HANDKERCHIEF VALUES HERE. Delight the little ones, and some of the larger ones. too, for Christmas presents. 2 Pieces in set—Muff and Collarette. These furs and prices: White Ha: Silver Hareor Lynx. White Angora. . $1.50. URS POR JP pro tas Fort Grows-Up PEOPLE FUR SCARFS, with heads and feet, in Teprosentation of the littl animals which ‘were robbed of thetr furs. .25.00to 818. 00. Marten, Mink, Sable, Stone Marten, As- trakhan. BOAS in Marten, Bear, Natural Lynx, Black Thibet, Black and White Thibet, Brown and White Thibet, Gray and Biack ‘Thibet and Red and Biack Thibet. Prices ‘o suit. MUFFS in any kind of FUR you want, Hc. to #18 COQUE FEATHER BOAS, reduced to #2 LOVE RR FYRIDAY. ‘LOVE Fek FRBAY: Onur own excellent qualities of 8 Button Suede Mousquetairs in Tans, Slates, Browns and Blacks, worth 75 cents, our recular speiaggn: stews meena, Unequaled for the price. Finest quality Florence Silk Mittens. with fancy backs, extra heavy, 81.75 kinds re- duced to. . $140 81.50 kinds reduced to. <2 1.27 Some with plain backs and fancy cuffs, were $1.25, reduced to... 98 cts. $1.15 qualities reduced to. Woolen Mittens—Ladies', Children's kinds—for 25, 35 and 50 cents, FFERINGS FFEKINGS G OUIDAY J)RESS PATERNs. OLIDAY Wess Eaters. Don’t forget them. Full dresses for 75cts.. 80 cts. and 81. For house dresses and ‘wrappers. Hi For Christmas Things— BPE Ee ree Ww. & a He R BO on 10. A. P ERR R Cce & 20.) “Where Quality’s First: Profits Second,” TH QT. AND PA. AYE. tu St ASB Pt Ave N.W. THE BEST WIE HE Dest Wixs— In CANDY ‘as weil as in eveything else. SHEETZ'S CANDIES are acknowledged leaders by all the Candy eaters of the town. Prices, 35 and 60 cents pound. Suppose you add your approval to the already long (ist. SueetZ: Candy Cesar: LOTE & F STs: CHILDS & McDERMID, Ladtes* Furnishers, 1114-116 F st nw, Sruzxom Unpenwean Ar Low Parces. We're preparing to make tomorrow great UNDERWEAR DAY. and_ offer GRAND INDUCEMENTS to U: ie WEAR BUYERS. Our lady friends will be especially pleased with the excei/ent qual- Stice of the goods and the exceptionally low prices, Ladies’ Black Silk Vests, with high neck and long sleeves, extra fine Quality. Just received. Splendid value at. Ladies’ SUx Vests, in all colors, only. Ladies’ Superb Union Suite, very much worn this year by fashionable Feople, Splendid values at. 81.50 to $8.00 Ladies’ Equestrienne Tights, silk soe Soo ae aes a . $2.25 and $2. Ladies Black Silk Tights. BPECIAL closing-out 92.50 Toe GRAND CORSET OFFERS. We've just received « new lot of the IMPROVED WARNER “‘CORA- Prices....91.00, $1.25, 61.50 Imorder to close purer out the ot Norvine, DECEMBER Aven’s Sansarantura 512 DILLWYN sT., PHILADELPHIA PA. 1 have taken s grest deal of medi- cinein my life, but no remedy ever helped me so much as Ayer's Sarss- parilia, which I consider the best ‘blood purifier in the world. — wale WILL CURE rov. Wi Casxor Exerarx How A ‘Man gains s pound » day by taking an ounce a day of Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oll—it happens some- times. tis food that he can digest; we understand that. Butit must be more than food to give more than the ‘whole of itself. ‘He has been losing flesh because he did not get from ‘his food the fat be needed. Scott's Emulsion sets his machinery working again. Shall wesend you # book on CAREFUL LIVING? Free. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 132 South 5th ave., ‘New York, ‘Your druggist keeps Seott's Emulsion of Cod Liver ONl—al drugeists everywhere do. 81. MES WINSLOW SOOTHING syRUP Bas been nned for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS: of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING with PERFECT SUCCESS, It SOOTUE% the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and is the best remedy for DIARRHG@A. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for "‘Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- ing Syrup” and take no other kind. =beentea Witis. as Ly, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, SLEE opium habit, dullness, blu: . Sarnples ‘ScHELLEW En ave. Vv ‘OMEN FROM THEIR HABITS are often subject to headache and constipation. These are quickly removed by Carter's Little Liver Pills. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBEBBBBBBBBEBBBBBBEB BBB EBBBBBBEBBBEBEBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB BBB Sare. eee eee ee After a pleasant and prosperous quar- ter of a century of shoe business, I have decided to retire, and have leased my store to the Great China and Japan Tea Company, who will take possession in January. It will be seen that the time for disposing of my immense stock of shoesis very short. T have always endeavored to give the public the most reasonable prices that were consistent with good slices and I will make this ‘grand retiring sale” fully characteristic of my rast business career. Our shoes are all new nobby styles pro- duced especially for this season's wear. We give below a few of the many inter- esting ttem: Edwin Clapp's Hand-sewed Calf & Kan- garoo in lace, congress or button. Sold about town for 6. Retiring price, 84. Grcver's Soft Shoes for tender feet which sell regularly for 83.0. Retiring 82.40. Petter tet Oo GO Or OO ED OS CO OE ee tr BEER ER eee eer eee ee Seer ere SSueSTeeee Ce oE NESE SSeS ESE TEESE EEE I~ testa irae tare ta to er SEE ENCeneewonwonwanunesceESoe roe eS rt Smee Sa ae Hand-sewed Shoes at the Retiring price BBB of $2.25 and 82.70. BBB Newhall Boys’ and Youths' Stoes BBB which sell regularly for a 82.50at BEE B the Retiring price of 81.60. BBB B The above are but afew of the samples BBB B of the liberal discount we are offering on BEE BBB all medium-priced goods. Where ws tell BEB BBB you of one bargain here we skip ten. It BBB BEB will pay youto call ear!y so that youmay BEB BBB not be disappointed tu securin your size. BBB BEB BBB BBB = BBB BBB BBB i Tacos Boot BRE BRE as-ct 720 7TH ST. N.W. BEE 8 BEB i} RBBBBBBEBBBBBREBEBERDRBPRBRRRRBELE BBBSBBBBBBBBEBBBEBELBEBBEBEBEBBBBB }BBBEBBBBBBBBBBEBBBBBBEBEBBBBBEBBB S_ ELECTORAL HAS A ype asa nerve tonic and ap- petf¥er, and all those afflicted with nervousness, Ken- eral debiiity or impaired digestion will derive more Feal benefit from the use of t's inost palatable and aromatic herb medicine than from any sltnilar prepa- ration on the inarket, while sick headache will vanish before it like magic." Physicians prescribe it. For sale by Scheller & Stevens, cor, Mth st. and Pa. ave. and drugvists zenerally. Dr. JULIUS DIENELT & Q0., Alexandria. Va., General Agen:s for Canada. Ours is the only house in the District thai is exclusively for cash.and hence our prieesare not mate another nmvece prices muat be, on the basis of the aver Soe tovaca reaultony from the credit fem. No other houae, there) ean afford lo sell as cheap as Cc, A B om® GAIN, ROTHER You hichly pleased w'th yonr firet visit that we shall use our beat endeavors to make each wncceed: Ingvisit inore ‘acrecable than its predecessor. We propose to indulge in a wee bit of STORM COAT TALK. Th is thc and stril 3 of aS tom get tay mame BLUE FUR BEAVER STORM COATS. SEVEN DOLLARS AND A HALF. , Did ft pver occur to you in your wildest that dreams did ot Nd at so 11 ia pReure!’ Xeiehbor, we're ‘imost sarericed at out ourselves for allowing them to go st that ridiculous not to be recalled. but our word f Pik new thing in STORM COATS. THE BARMOTH SHAG. Not a handsome garment, Wht an all-sired good one. Ie snickers anc sncors at cold +m frost and bileeacds: Will stick closer. than a brother and protect you tor many Winters. "All for the simple sain of TEN DOLLARS. SEVEN DOLLARS AND A HALF. AT TEN DOLLARS make OUR MEN'S SUIT DEPARTMENT |. .Xou will be astonished at aad SEBEBBDBLBEBEBEBEEBEBBEBBEEEEBB BB Jacos Boouws Rermuxo bpp! 8, 1892—-TEN PAGES. 2d EDITION. THE PANAMASCANDAL Officers of the Canal Company to Be Arrested. STRIKE OF ROCK ISLAND TELEGRAPHERS Destruction of the Armory at Cleveland by Fire. LIQUOR DEALERS AT WAR. LESSEPS’ ARREST ORDERED. ‘Vigorous Measures Taken With the Panama Canal Company Officials. Pants, Dec. 8.—The Libre Parole today says that M. Bourgeois, minister of justice, has ordered the immediate arrest of the members of the council of the Panama Canal Company, who are charged with breach of trust. The mem- bers of the company now under indictment are M. Ferdinand de , chairman of the board of directors, M. Chales de Lesseps, the vice chairman, and M. Fontanes and Cott, directors, : It is reported that tha autopsy off the body of Baron Reinach, ordered by the government, was held Inst night. The result has not been made public. Loxnox, Dec. &—-The Paris correspondent of the News says: “M. Proust resigned the chairmanship of the Freneh commission to the Chicago Columbian exposition in a rather high- flown letter. He has not vet. terigned the custody of the funds of 10,000,000 francs raised by the gigantic lottery under the Grevy fegime for the creation of a museum. “Senator Hebrad,” says the ndent, Panama contracts without risking a centime in the undertaking. He would have made colossal sum had the work continued. I do tories, but a certain article of his in to- day's L'Intransigeant cannot be ignored. He declares that the German emperor hates the French republic on the personal ground that an acquaintance with the Comte de Paris, who through his political agent, Dufeille. bought up certain secret papersconnected with the Panama cunal, intending to scatter their contents broadcast on the eve of the general elections. “The story is believed by many in political quarters.” Le Soir of Paris said last night that at a royalist meeting held three weeks ago at the Duc De Broglie's residence the Panama scan- dals were discussed at length. Certain of those present desired that the Duc De Broglic’s remarks should be published, but the duke opposed this on the ground that the royalists themselves were involved, they having always favored the lottery bonds, Furthermore, he did not desire to dishonor France in trying to befoul the republic. The duke was a minority accident, the scandal prematurely burst forth like a torrent. The young royali tired of the inactivity of the Comte de Paris, and are beginning to agitate for the Duc D'Orleans, whose tour in Africa is believed by the ministry of the interior to be a mere blind. The foregoing from Le Soir shows that re- publican interests are at stake, and demonstrate the necessity of a full exposure of the canal | jobbers. |_ “After all,” says the correspondent, “the Panama matter is nothing compared with the scandal of the Jecker bonds and the national calamities arising therefrom, or with the scandal of court favorites living on money | voted for the 1,400,000 troops, which in 1870 were found to exist only on paper. “M. Bourgeois now appreciates the scandals in the same degree as M. Brisson, and is in favor of strong searching action.” ‘The Standard’s Paris correspondentways: “It is stated that Minister of Justice Bourgeois bas confirmed the order for the post-mortem on Baron Reinach’s body. the non-possumus of M. Ricard and Loubet respecting the legal powers of the Panama canal | investigating committee there will be a demand | for a dissolution or a presidential crisis will be inevitable.” “The Journal des Debates says that the right- ists consider the virtual restoration of the ousted | cabinet slight on the chamber and intend to protest. The public, however, is tiring of the continual squabbles, and unless Premier Ribot get a vote of confidence. WAR. Retailers at Augusta, Ga., Prosecute Whole- salers for Violating the Law. Avavsta, Ga., Dec. &—There is a fight on between wholesale and retail liquot dealers in Augusta, A recent city law prohibits the sell- ing of liquor or the opening of shops on elec- tion days, Yesterday a municipal election was held for councilmen and the retailers in obedience to the law closed their Places, but the wholeralers kept open and did business. The retailers thought this was an imposition on them, as the wholesalers were catching their “‘jug trade.” After consultation they determined to report all the wholesale houses found open. A com- mittee walked the streets and noted all places open and made a report to the police. Eleven cases were reported. This morning the trial of the violators was held before Recorder Pierce. According to a strict construction of the law they were found guilty and E. R. Schneider was fined #200. L. A.B. Reab, Beane & Saunge, A. W. Stulb, Moore and Shewmake were cach fined $100. There are five other cases yet to be tried. ‘The wholesalers have paid the fine and they gave notice that they would certiorari the cases LICvOR DI and appeal toa higher court. They claim the local Jaw does not include them, but designates retailers only. — LEFT THEIR KEYS, Almost All the Rock Island Telegraphers Struck This Morning. Cnrcaco, Dec. 8.—The telegraph operators on the Rock Island road, with a few exceptions, obeyed the order of the 0. R. T. and promptly at 10 o'clock this morning left their keys. Five hundred and seventy-five out of « total number of 635 employed on the Chicago, Rock Island and ic railroad si work obedience to the order of Grand Chief Ramsey of the Order ot Railway Telegraphers. So say the rep- reventativer of the telegraphers at headquarters in the Palmer House. Manager St. John of the Rock Iniand road, how- ever, ridicules this statement, and says he notices no difference whatever in tion of the Rook Island, and belittles the value of the operators’ services by claiming that the company can easily get slong with one- third of the force that was on duty yesterday. pees rm DESTROYED BY FIRE. Burning of the City Armory at Cleveland— Damage in Other Cities. Cuevetanp, Onto, Dec. 8.—Fire broké out in the City Armory at 10:30 this morning. The firemen were unable, owing to the dénse smoke and intense heat, to get water turned on the burning building until the fire had raged twenty minutes, When they sueceeded in i EE i e tk “got 5 per cent commission on all the Eiffel | = attach much importance to M. Henri Roch-_ Prince Bismarck accepted it, as well as his own | political prejudices. He therefore struck up | of one, and a few days afterward, owing to | If M. Ribot repeats | | intends to stifle the Panama inquiry he will not | FARMERS COMPLAIN OF TAXES. ‘The Agricultural Conference at St. James’ Hall im London. ‘Loxpox, Dec. & —The agricultural ing that the executive cotm- | mittee was su] to be trying to muzzle | required a tagainst the ex; of ul declarations. With regard to Bisneuliem this wae taken cs « necessity oS kan, bt have a more | number of the pen Bn eo pee ot liament, emboldened by the resolutions of the conference. combine with the Irish mempers to | cdered in the bowse declaring in fever ot bi, in favor metalism. ee TO HELP PORT ROYAL. A Movement in the Interest of the Finest Harbor in the South. Avovsta, Ga., Dec. 8—A movement is quietly being worked and plans formulated to institute a suit to break the lease of the Port Royal and Augusta railroatl to the Central rail- | Toad of Georgia. If this effort is successful the | | Port Royal and Augusta will likely be thrown | into the hands of a receiver. This is believed | to be one solution of the problem in the line of | Gov. Tillman's views, which would prevent the further bottling up ‘of Port Royal, which has the finest harbor on the Atlantic const. | _ Gov. Tillman of South Carolina bas become | | interested in the matter of fostering the inter- | est of Port Royal and is after his legislature to | proceed to adopt some measure, even if they | ve to revoke the charter of the Port Royal | | and Augusta road, to preyent the Central from | | further discriminating against Port Royal in | favor of Savannah. The parties interested in this movement are holding a conference in Augusta, They have also secured the co-operation of European eapi- | taliste to build and ran anew line of steamers from Port Royal to all foreign ports, Sesctncennest ONE WRECK INVOLVES ANOTHER. The Assignment of the Wilsinskis of Missis- jppi Carries Down Another Firm. Grrexvitie, Miss., Dec. 8—Over 100 at- | tachments have been made on the property of | the firm of L. & N. Wilsinski, bankers, mer- chants and planters, who failed Tuesday. Tho creditors who are not included in the preferred list are indignant and-determined to have the assignment set aside by the court. The liabil- ities are greater than at first sup] and it is believed they will foot up to at least $700,000 and may reach €1,000,000, The assets will | amount to almost as much as the liabilities, but it is nearly all in real estate or mortgages ‘and plantations, The firm of W. R. Profix & Co., at Sidon, Miss.. general merchandise, who were large creditors of the Wilsinskis, are carried down in the wreck. They made an assignment vester- day for the benefit of their creditors, with lia- Dilities at $100,000. The excitement over the | failure ix dying out here and it is believed that there will not be any more assignments. gto CONVICTS REVOLTED. They Were Quickly Subdued, Put in Irons. Sr. Lovis, Mo., Dec. 8.—Nearly a hundred of the convicts inside the walls of the Chester, Iil., Penitentiary have rebelled against the manage- ment of that institution and a report reaches this city that serious trouble is anticipated be- | fore they are forced into submission. A telegram was received by the Simmons Hardware Company yesterday asking that firm vo send the penitentiary all the handcuffs th had in stock. John J. Woodcock, an employe, | wassent to Chester with 100 pairs. He re- turned late last night and +.id that the men who had given the management considerable trouble of late bad their daily tasks increased asa penalty for their bad conduct. They re- fused to perform any more work and were en- deavoring to get other convicts to join them in their rebellion. Guards finally kept the men in submission until the handcuffs arrived. — ELLA NEWTON'S DEATH. jowever, and James Meyers Arrested on Suspicion of Hav- ing Murdered Her. New York, Dec. 8.—Shortly after midnight this morning Coroner Drew made another ar- rest in the case of Ella Newton, the nineteen- year-old girl whose body was found in East Chester creek, near Mt. Vernon, Monday. The coroner went to the house of Mra. Mey- ers, the woman who keeps the intelligence office where Ella Newton applied for help to secure a situation, and arrested Mra. Meyers’ son James on suspicion of having committed the crime. The coroner believes that Meyers saw the Rirl at his mother's place and followed her to East Chester creek, where he tried to assault her, and then he murdered ber, either with or without the assistance of the two negroes, Tyser and Langdon, who were arrested last night. It is expected that one of the colored men will confess. a An Old Claim Against Portugal. Bosrox, Dec. 8.—Samuel Osborn, jr., of Ed- gartown, Mass.,owner of the bark Mary Frazier, that was seized by the Portuguese in 1888,while coasting off the Azores, has gone to Washing. ton to bring the matter before the Secretary of State. He claims that the seizure was made eleven miles off Pico and that owing to the de- lay caused thereby his vessel was wregked in the harbor of Flores. aan, The Situation in the Cotton Market. New Youx, Dec. 8.—Cotton contracts opened steady and active at 10 points up, gained 6 points, but reacted about 12 points, and at noon were 5a6 points above yesterday, with sales of 215,000 bales. The early #1 was in sympathy with the advance at Liverpool, while the weakness was due to local realizing. Port receipts estimated at $4,000 bales. ———.—— Colombia's New Commercial Treaties. Paxama, via Gatvestox, Dec. 8.—The con- gress of the republic of Colombia has confirmed several treaties and arrangements with foreign powers. The convention with France is agreed to, giving that country import advan’ A treaty of commerce and navigation wil many is confirmed. The extradition treat; tered into with Spain is also confit has approved the conventioa with the Ger- en- and FR bf ry it E; F ty gs FE & i | clusions reached by the judge JUDGE GRESHAM'S DECISION, ‘What Senator Cullom and Culberson Say About It. Senator Cullom, chairman of the Senate com- may i if ul i z : ; ° i! § _— Favors an Extra Session. The assertion is made soas to appear author tative that Mr. Cleveland is positively in favor of an extra session of the Pifty-third Congress, mete tent ‘Tracing a Sealskin Coat Theft. Today Detectives Gallagher and Trammell arrested colored man whom they found trying to dispose of a seainkin coat, and he said he bed bought it from @ colored woman named Lizzie Green or Thomas. Later in the day the girl was arrested by De- tectives Sinter and Trammell and one charge of having stolen the coat from the house of Mrs. Saunders, where she was employed, some weeks ago. ‘She claims that she got the coat from another girl. > The Hommopathic Medical Society. At the regular meeting of the Washington Homeopathic Medical Society held Tuesday evening the following officers were elected: President, Dr. L. B, Swormstedt; vice presi- dent, Dr: J. B. G. Custis; secretary, Dr. ZB. 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