Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1892, Page 5

H HH ul [ ! i i i zg g i ' Hi i bef ur t { f | i il i H Ht i ay! i é Fu i He Xss Heise Fo Chit: Children’s Fancy Bordered All-linen Hand- Kerehiefs, 6, 8 and 12%. Children’s Plain White Hemstitched Hand- erchiefs, 1234. Children’s Fine Quality Hemstitched and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 25c. Gams Hata: Fe Lat embroidered Handkerchiefs for «ift making. We believe it wili be necessary for you fo come fe ushereafter for these fine handkerchiefs, Oars run from 75e. to @10 each. Fo Ms ‘G0e. Superior Quality Fancy Hemstitched and Open-work Borders whick we will sell at 360. each, half doz. for @1. 88. ‘Ladies wivhing a superior quality of Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs for embroidering initials, ‘Re. will ind them nere at 7Se. and $1 each. ort SI beta. Al Sc: Of Sik Hisdiextst ‘The Jays easily lead in the handkerchief in- @ustry. To look at the handsome line of Japan- ere SUB Scalloped Bordered Handkerchiefs and Japanese Sik Embroidered Handkerchiefs and Japanese Sk Initial Handerchiefs, are selling at 1@e., would certainly ‘that some one was losing money. We are not. Better line of each at 25c.. embracing Japan- ee Stik Scalloped Edge Embroidered and Em- Droidered Initial. Also so.id colors Japanese ‘Sik Handkerchiefs tn all colors, 25c. Regular 50c. quailty of Men's Japanese Silk Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs for ‘3c. Men's 19-in. (called 20) White Japancee Si) ‘Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, different widtls of hem, only 40c., practically 10c. under red value, ‘Men's White Japanese Silk Initial Handk-r- chiefs, 50 and 75e. Men's Brocaded Sik Mufflers in white and Diack, SBe. to 85. Ladies Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs tn solid colors and solid colors with black borders, 50 Te. Sir Saaz Fe Th: Nea: Elegant line of Ladies’ Silk Reefer Scarfs, plain colors, figured effects and plaids, 75c. 0 a6. Wars H. McKex » 933 Pr As: NW, RTS See Se seg geese ge eggs gy Tae Moxvwestar. FASHION LEADERS IN Fisz Muuuiseny, Croaxs, Hostexr. Groves. Ke. Cunstaas Haxvrencuiers. 1,000 acseus rine Embroidered Chiffon Heal- loped taitiat Linen and sik Haxp. KRRCHIEFS. WE OFFER THEM To you at such Aguresas will enable you to ee money toward cther purchases, Pancy Boxes given with Bandkerch efx. - = Cunsrvas Usoariias. Our prices are the invitation, but you must see the soos in their endies variety of styles to fully realize how low they are. The largest variety in the city. if we desired they will be engraved free of charge. Risnoss. ‘The Ribbon stock ts as complete and extensive aa it at ide. No. Wat 18e., No. Ne. Wat Sie. Dos. A warvelous reduction tm Dolis 1,200 0 ve soia at onnnait Jot '3-tuch Baby Dols, cry papsand mamme... lot Linh Preme’ Bisque, full jotnt, at, patent unbreakable heads, at Stack, large unbreakable beads, at . Dremed Dalle from Se. te $8.00. 1 1 2 rf Cumsraas Groves. We feel « prite im the assurtment of— Leiwe 4 button Suede, $1.00... Ln seston Sunde. $135, $1.00 cere Yo" $1.50, « $1.00 asters Pt $1.98, $1.50 vale Poets Cures. $1.48, « $1.00 1.98, « $1.50 97 Genie’ Kid Gloves, value Mimew Hook Gloves Woxres War Wospess Reval reduction im Wraps and Coats. ATESS MESHES: A Giixp SHE OFRE Te | eal — THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. .c. MONDA W. A. Pic & C3: Open Beery Evening, ____ Mb and Penn. Ave Goods a youl GnIses HeouBAt OFEEESGs: Our night sales are becoming wonder- fully popular. Seturday night our store was crowded. Remember, you can take advantage of these great bargain offer- ings only between the hours we name. TShi8ht Bitweex 7 AXB 9 O’ Cir Sous Feather boss tor ly O1.69 Touskeow Nigers Speci Between the hours of 7and 9 o'clock ‘Tuseday night we will sell FINE PER- FUMERY, put up in pretty little bottlem espectally for Christmas, in s great variety of odors. Regular prices, Fee _7_ ee 89 aoHE If you Ike you may get 3 bottles ina Pretty Itstle case, too. Touanecw Niger ALES: Between the same hours as above. wo offer 50 26anch SILK GLORIA UM- BRELLAS, made especially for us and warranted’ jor one year. Reruler price, €2.60 each-for LOS In @ great variety of natural wood handles, including tted oak, crook han- Giles. and bamboo handles with bamboo sticke The greatest Umbrella afer yet. eeece OG AET Goes Dirt In fully large enough to please the eyes of all bebolders. We recently bought = sample lot of lovely goods, which we have put on sale at just about half their actual worth. See them before you do your buying. NO other house DOES—EVER DID— or EVER WiLL—sell such STERL- ING QUALITIES at such LUW PRICES as WE quote. Saxs Anup Companr. Sorr Younszxvzs. OVERCOAT—get SINGLE-BREASTED one.——0, yee—long cut and full beck— very long and very full.—Maybe you've met one now and then on the street— and thought it was tailor-msde—one of those $75 or $100 “‘fyers."——But af tt was Weshington-bought it was OURS. We've only been sble to get them—s case or two at = time—so it's been a ‘still sale."——Woe haven't hardly men- tioned before that we hed ‘em.—— Couldn't have fitted yon if you had crowded in on us——Now you can come——We got quite s supply from our work rooms Saturday—and every day ‘bring us more. ‘They're only im the finer grades—begin- ing st €25.——But that's $25 chesper than any tailor would draught you ® pattern of one. . Ive an extreme style—perhaps wouldn't sutt you st sll——You ean try one on and see-—Ift you like 18 you'll buy Mt-4f you den't-you don't need to—for ‘there are a hundred other styles—jast as fine as anybody can make—keeping these company—not quite so long nor quite so full.—Tesides CAPE COATS—end UL- STERS—wo've sold the greatest quantity ot Uletere this season.——FUR TRIMMED COATS-—every style that fashion names. We do our own making and marking. Give more satisfaction—as much as the best custom talloring—and $56 is as high as we go— £0 you see what it saves you. i you don't like a DOUBLE-BREASTED Yellow, lined with white; pink, lined ‘with Nile; Nile, lined with pink; white, ‘These HYAM SMOKING JACKETS are ‘‘thoroughbreds"—fresh from London.—— ‘They*ve got an English leck about them that none of the imitatorson this side of the wster can’t catch.——Just look at ‘em as worth 912— 810-8988. 50-$8-87.50 and &7—for they $5.90 4» our price of the 420 we bonght in a bunch.———Where they are has been a busy cor- her all day.——You ought to try to get in to see them tomorrow at least. ‘Stze....21, 25, 20, 39 and44CTS EACH. Anew lot just came in this morning. All 40 tnahes wide, bordered. worth ‘Styles at 15 cts. ya, worth 20 cts. Rotyles at 20 cts. ¥4., worth 25 cts. Sass Anp Company, PENN. AVE. ‘We will offer tomorrow twelve styles LEADERS. plaid surahs, black grounds, with blue Se eraser” and red plaids. All the new and Geair- 7TH STREET. able patterns. 20 wide. Reg- ‘lar price, $1. Reduced to 75 conts a yard. W. Pr Wruars Axp Jaczers, me 2 2 PIERCE “Where Qualtty’s Fire; Profits Second,” Sia St ANB Pi Ave N.W. Ove Manze Parces. ‘These are French Wraps and Jackets—just recetved—of every conceivable kind from #3 up—all prices. The stock is choice, but ex- heustive. \ Noverrizes Ix Jaczzrs. 20 Pex Cexr seeee ‘YOU must héve Candy for Christ- mas. Try ours. 25, 40 and 60 GENTS POUND. <esce Ove Is there @ better present than s 2- Manzgen pound box of our FINEST FRENCH CONFECTIONS? $1.50, expres Paices. ‘paid. Have you pictured to yourself the kind of Coat you want? That is just what you will find among our stock. The fit, finish, fabric and style of these goods will satisfy the most fastidions. All garments cut according to the latest model. weree Guz & Sox, Con. 1 11x Asp F Sis, az Christmas Candy Makers. A. Kavruay, 900 PA AVE. 5. W. Horcunsoy, 907 Pa Ave. 1t a cr Prices "or tire week are surprising ‘euough to make the damb speak, ae WH MW RYT MeN x SS MMMM TORN SX XNA OX, ‘12 Cases of New Stuff for cur rey HORN NXN Hx eunaxt Depanrueyt. uM SiON OL 2% FT XN ppp a xD Oo SRE BD cy ANB SONNY BOD ha MP ANY, | ¥ 00” NNN Bow 284 COMPANY: 18 is one of the best hat we have thrown Wholesaler oem yo anh ti aes becuse tbe — Cash Wholesalers and Retailers, mat one-half the actual “ . run from J to 7-yard jenaths, 807 Pens Ax. 807. 59o. axanv. eeseces Oxg Case Open Every Evening. Smee Perse meee, ciciesiio e rel cb 5 , tar ‘dress aa Syarda, cmorrow's. tar jo. A YARD. For a grand special offer, which will attract crowds to our store Tuesday evening and all day Wednesday and Thursday, ‘hristmas Pwncy (1oods Citas: Fins: Geoss Isa wonderfully large subject with us. 100 Sxretso Parrenss (Of 256 yards to « pattern, in plaids and stripes. Dark colors. 35c. a sxrr. 100 Pieces It Of Genuine Amoskeag Apron all size includes what we consider one of the largest checks, 3 assortinents of Holiday Things ever brought 63. tothisetty. One could not fail to supply yy i ee bis needs for gift things from our 25, 50, 5 ARDS 75-CENT AND #1 COUNTERS. The lot QEPrte of the West Bleached Cotton, in 1 to G-yard inclades the Gallowing: =3 White Metal Goods, Celluloid Goods, 40, WORTH 124 Bric-a-Brac, Christmas Novelties, Plush JUST ABOUT GIVEN AWAY. Goods, Leather Goods and so on ad fni- Yarns tum. Of Unbleached Cadton Flannel. Bee There are Work Boxes, Jewel Boxes, RE Handkerchief and Glove Cases, Traveling Towellng.S-yard pieces, per Caer errs Ss Any onecan find presents bere at prices to sutt. 100 Sixcrz Dark Gray, Ice Bianikets, of Horse Blankets... ‘ou may poe At to Une Sid sod ever heer of such © thing? bretias Are Always Welcome. brellas Are Allways elcome. Of course you're going to buy from us, for the prices on UMBRELLAS and every- thing else are lower than the lowest you AIR Of Pure White Lambekin Biankets. 69e f we can't sell you cur California Bidiiiet We cam 100 Pieces “UMBNELLAS trom 88 CENTS to$1d. Of Cotton Bird Bye. BVOry Pee ys tengthe, ower Sin. ‘endkerchiot PJ eadquarters — pte —— | Hissiterctist Hossécusrter: ‘See our excellent values in these goods for men, women and children. Don’t forget that we are also headquar- ters f or GLOVES. ro 3 3c. Reaulat price Goe Regular price GSe Realar prise TSe E Lire Tuxos yor TOL Forks. MINNIX. FONDA & COMPANY, 807 Penna. ave. n.w. (Telephone, 1415.) A redmetion of fully 25 per cent um the dollar. That Cea Boss 7 Smart erneratiy. there ees Creve Fieve De Lys (TRADE MARK.) FACIAL FOOD A CURE FOR WRINKLES. Every woman cap havesclean, pure skin, unmarred by wrinkles, blemishes and eruptions by using ‘Creme Fleur de Lyx” A harmless and unrivaled remedy. Sample Jars, two sizes, 26 and 50c. For sale only by Mus Lou Lemus, {rite Peories Money saveR o—/931 F Sz. N.W. —_e dict. Be cure we would not invite investigation were wo not assurred that cur cash bastnees ensbles the lowest possible prices, and that the-varloty of novelties a.as large as elsewhere, though not spread over as large » store as we require and will have before next Christmas time. Ass inatcative of the completencas of the variety of the stocks we illustrate with the Jewelry, Leather Goods, Silk Hostery, Eto. A Jewersy Sronz Fuzz Frou Truss. Is theexcttoment of Rottday Shopping « vast amount of trash ie folsted on the Public, Even those with jodgment normally good are apt to be caught. We ask you this night to deter- mine where is the trash, where the reliable, wherethe really lowest prices? Carar Bor Retastz Jewerny. Tens of thousands of articles are here at 25, 48, 75 and 98c., made of the baser metal, on which is rolled. real gold and silver. The designs are facsimiles of ‘those seen of solid gold and sterlingetlver. In the collection are men’s watch chains, shirt studs, cuff buttons and links, scarf pins, &c. ; ladies’ necklaces, pendants, lockets, rings, brooches, lace pins, ear Tings, bracelets, hair ornaments, buckles, watch chains, &o. ; children’s rings, neeklaces, lockets, &o.4 baby pins, &c. - Among the very low-priced articles that are trashy are: Real Gola Rings, in ladies’ and children's sizes, set ‘with imitation precious stones, only 23c. each. Bterling Silver Thimbies, all sizes, for 170. Real Gold Lace or Scarf Pins, representing flowers, lover knots, &.. only 50e. each. ‘Men's Sterling Silver Cuff Links, with enamel fleur de Is and bow knots fn blue, black and white, only $12 pair, Tartz-Praren Ware A thousand and one pretty and useful ornaments ‘that are always welcomed presents. Pin Trays for ladies... Stands for letter paper, Puff Boxes for baby or —— ?.. Bottles with silver filagree covering..... ‘Bon Bon and other dishes. Match or Toothpick Hol Men's Match Boxes with * Shoe Horns.._......----: (See above for more jewelry.) Learner Goovs Tuar Anz Reuuste. Even the 250. Pocket Books have the safety flanges which make the loss of small coin an im- possibility. Bat itis the more expensive goods that will cost you so much more at the stores ‘where so many of their patrons secure credit. Wore Sresixa Suver Tenonses. ‘Tho initials engraved or thename stamped in gold letters, free of charge, on thefollowing: Card Cases of kangaroo and geallesthers. Tan,pearl, peach, brown and black, 82.25 1096.50 each. C. C. and purse combined, in seal, kangaroo and Morocco, colors as above. Also royal purple, London red, cinnamon, ciel blue, 81.50 to 85 each. Card Cases of Kangaroo, seal and lizard, with silver watch, 28.48 to $15.48 the set. G@-All the above have more or less elaborate ster- ling silver trimmings. Beauty of styles, variety and prices that make the Palais Royal headquarters. ‘You have only to calmly investigate tonight to learn this. Card cases, without silver trimmings, but of the best quality lizard, alligator, morocco, kangaroo, seal, Russian and grain leathers, 25c. to $3.68. ‘Those combining C. C. and pocket book, 47c. to 83.08. Pocket Books, 25c, to @3.98. Purses, 10c. to 75c. Taz Patats Rora Is Ovex Tus Evexmo MAINLY To Demoxernatz Tuar Cuowe Novas Aue Hue AT-PRIOES Coxswenasty Lowse Tuax Parvasine. Am tio excitement of daytime shopping the wisest are apt to err. The stores are not 80 crowded at night. You may leisurely make comparisons of the quantities and varieties, the qualities and prices. We ask you to doo tonight, awaiting composedly the result of your ver- Shopping Bags and Chatelain Bags of all leathers, all styles, 48c, to 84.75. ‘Music Rolls, all styles, 50c. to $1.25. Children’s P. Books, of all leathers, 25c. to 50c. Chatelaine Bags, 25c. to 68c. Purses, 10c. to 25c. Writing tablets, 480. to $1.50. (For men'a goods see above.) Six Uxorawean, Hostery Axp Ganrens, The writer has been carried away with Jewelry and leather goods. However, if you will tonight visit the Silk Underwear Departments of the various big stores wo will be content that we haven't space to give details, We ask comparison Details must be given some other evenini of quantities, qualities, prices and variety. ——— Tue Paras Rovar, Corser 12rx Sr. Axo Penssrzvaxra Avencz. Ar 20 Pr Unadies' and Children's Cloth and Fur Garments.) ‘You'll notice some of the Garments are offered ateven a greater discount. The averace is 20 Percent, Our necessity makes your opportunity. We need room forthe late great purchase of Bric-a-brac and Pictures and must seize a slice of the second floor heretofore devoted to the Wrap and Fur Departments. $10.98 reaiee sutts—tatest styles of cloths, colors, styles. Sold heretofore at $12, 815 and 16. Choice for $10.98. $7.50 for the @10 English Tan and Gray New- markets, with deep capes. All other Newmarkets at 10 per cent discount—one-tenth off the price marked on theone selected, $10.98 sor tne 912.75 coats and 611.08 for the €15 Coats, with rich fur shaw! collars, &e. \ $8.48 sortne 90.75 coats, They are satin faced, trimmed with opossum and astrakhan furs, the cloth Deing dyed to match the fur. B7.AB8 tor tne Fancy Cioth Box Coats with plaited Dacks—the Palais Royal's popular $8.75 garments. 36.98 tor me 97.s0.cnevict and Beaver Box ‘Conta, in navy and black. Have been favorably com- pared with the usual @9 garments. $4.98 sor tne 05.75 cneviot Box Coat All sizes and in blue, black and brown. $3.98 tor ime Tan Fancy Cloth Box Costs, which have been pronounced the best @5 garments in town. $3.48 toc tne Leatee’ Black Cheviot Coste that have been erabbed for at @4 each. (See above for Furs.) | in every respect, Rest Gorv Axp Siven. ‘When we write real gold or real silver we mean ‘Whatiwesay. If you doubt, ask for s written quar antee, which will be promptly furnished. Rings of real gold, with real stone settings, @2.40 t0 $7.48, the jmore expensive being set in clusters and ‘marquis style. Those at $2. 40—with single diamond chip—genuine. Pins for ladies’ or gentlemen's bcarfs, real gold, 50c. to @6. Those with real diamond at $1.49, 82.98, 83.48, 3.75, €4.08, 86. An good variety as at the Jewelers’ at twenty per cent less prices. Men's Real Gold Sleeve Buttons and Links, 81.48 to 88. Collar Buttons and Studs, 980. to 83.60. Ladies’ Brooches, real gold. €2 to 80. Real Gold Bow-knot ‘Chatelaines, $2.25 to 84, Real Gold Neck Chains, $1. 75 to $4.48. Chains, with heart pendant, contain- {ng real Alamond, 84 to $7.50. Real leart Pendants, set with pearls, sapphires pee pemaetnngy gM Earrings, screw and pendant it, owe at . we heart-shape bowl, with “Washington” engraved thereon. y Brooches rspresenting leaves and flowers at only 48c. each. Warranted sterling silver. Smaller, lace pins: only 550. cache SOF a Ornamental Hair Pins of Sterling Silver, 25 to 5.50. The same as at the jewele.s' and yet not the ee seams prices. ing ver Book Marks—anchor, cross heart—complete for BBc. ~~ (orna, #2. 50. Shoe Buttor h Men's Wat Marko, AO." Necktie Chaopas nO, eM See Gombe, 83. Nall Files, 81.35. Match Boxes, . Stamp Boxes, $1.35 - ranted sterling silver. 7 Learner Goons For Mes. Writing Tablets that will be equally suitable pres- ents to women. Made of all kinds of leather. Com- partments for everything. Ink well, lock and key, &e. 50c. to 86 the prices, Collar and Cuff Boxes, with compartment on top for collar buttons, &e. Leather lined, 75c. to @2, Satin lined, $1.25 to $3.50. Cigar and Cigarette Cases, all leathers, in the fash- fonable reds, tans, browns and black, 98¢. to 83. Tollet Cases of plain and fancy leathers, fitted, $1 to 82.75. Lotter Cases and Bill Books, in Russia, grain, mo- rocco, seal, alligator, goat, kangaroo, in the new col- ors—tan, Dearl, peach, red, blue, brown and black. 50c. to 83.48. Pocket Books, with strap fastening. Seal, morocco and grain leathers. With and without compartments for coin, 960. to $2.50. Card Cases-of seal and alligator, with sterling allver trimmings, These are entirely now style, shaped #0 they will fit in the vest pocket. 98e. to $1.35 each. 4@7-We ask attention to the superior quality and fin- ish of the Men's Leather Goods. Made expressly to the order of the Palais Royal, Guaranteed first-class Cext Daiscovxr. Fors Ar Repvcep Paices. Low prices for Teliable fars are msde still lower. 5 Ladies’ Black Hare Capes 87.50 Black Lynx Capes ‘$2 Superior Coney Mutts. Newmarkets, tines 10, 12 and 16 years, reduced to95. 48 for choice. Tax Pasa Ror a (Corner 12th and Ponnayivanie ave. DECEMBER 12, 1892—TEN PAGES. Lied Sideboards make substantial and late. As a special: we offer Fine Highly Polished Solid Oak Sideboards, 43 inches long, beveled plate giass,double top drawer, one of which is lined, one Iinen drawer and double closet. Ought readily bring $20. Only $14.50. Caunisruas Cmrvoxtens. Fine Highly Polished Quartered Sewed Oak Chiffonter, large size, neatly carved, 5 drawers. Ought readily bring $14 Only 811.50. Grandpa and Papa wouldn't Iike apything better then one of these soft Inxuriouse easy Turkish Rock- ere. We offer 4 excellent shapes cov- ‘ered tu French Creton at the low price Avovr 50 Hast Sraxps. ‘We have about 50 different Hall ‘Stands arranged on one floor for essy, seeing. Here ts about the best value in the lot at © popular price: Highly Polished Quartered Sawed Osk Hall Btand, finished with seat, 6 hooks and umbrella pan. Ought readily bring 812 Our price, 88.50. Yeta lower price. We are offering an excellent Solid Oak Hall Stand, fair sized, at the low price of 85.75. $5 Corser Cuams. Another 25 of those excellent Parlor Corner Chairs, soli cherry and imita- tion mahogany frame, upholstered in silk plush and «ilk tapestry. Such Chair ought readily bring @8.50 to 210. Our price, 85. Goarszix Froor Rvas. Another 100 BestGoat Fur FloorRugs, in white, black and gray. These are not to be confounded with the fnferior Rugs offered about town at this price, for they are vastly superior. Only 82.25 each. Aso “Lian Ix Prrce. These Pillows of down are also “light” in price. Four sizes, filled with best pure white Down, covered with white English cambric, 18 in, only dc. ; 20 in.. only 90c. ; 22 in., only $1.20; 24 in.. only #1.50. Exquisite line of Silk-covered Down Pillows at low prices. “Noveury: Panton Worx. Painted Reed and Rattan Parlor Pieces, such as foot stools. ottomans, fire screens, waste baskets, music stands, corner chairs and rockers, in white, natural and fancy colors, trimmed with celluloid and ribbon bows, exceedingly ‘“‘dainty” for gifts. Low prices. Craze & Aanprso, One-price Furniture Merchante, Cor. 131u & F Sts. N.W. jaaaaaaaceaa: JoanaaaaNGac: anaaaaanenaaanaaaaosanananananaanaaaaaananaaaananaaqaaaaaaaaqaaaaaaaasaqaaaaaaaaananaasaaanaancaaanaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanaaacaaanaaaaaceaaaaccacaoaacaaace: aaaaaaaaaacaaa: 122000. Lcahahihatahahetalatatahel halal ehateh heheheh ahedehehotehetetetatchehahahchahehckehchchchehebchehctohehehehehahahehehshaheh etch ateteh ak chetekekataheteletetetel oheh dohchohohaheheh tetetchubahahelahahabahtutalatetcttehetetctebetehehehehehatetetehabahahahehaahcehetcelatetetdtahettetetetibahehcchehutshhahahehehehehahhanchehaheteh ett et th to a ei i ececeececececococcocececececccoccecco BRRKACEEKEREKEREARABEESEESEREERKERE HHH EHHEHEHEHRRHRRERRAREERBEEEER Fe AES. ARES. Ai Patsy 944 Lr Ass ‘You can sar mas Cakes by buying here. We believe we have the finest stock of Raisins, Citron and Currants in this city. Certainly we quote the lowest prices. A Few Hints, Finesr New Leouonx Crrnox, 190. Le 3 Ls. New Varzxcra Raters, 25c. Wassen Connanrs crcoty ror use), 10. Le. 5 Ls. New Connaxts, 25c. Nessaris At Loy Pats ‘8 few dollars on your Christ- Usprxcenesten Houpar Parces AT THE Our Christmas Goots are here and we ene ready to meet the dem! Come and eve for yourself the countless beauties of the display. | Prices are low enough coe Maostrreexg Vaxees Ix Croans ' ‘BOtnch Lome Tailor-made Maci 4 Cheviot Cleake : * $5.00 lL dcchehehdchchehehed dehehehhedahehehead eee ee Oe 14 Black Kersey Cloaks, tailor made, splendid value . ; 20.00 15 Tan Kersey Cloaks, tailor made, to es ARLE Tt 12.00 Electric Seal Military Capes, 34-inch. | very styliab ae) Astrakban Military Capes, S4-nch, the Dest qUAlItT cesses ees - 32.80 Fras Fou Lavies. ny Fons Fon Cunonex. Black Hare Muffs, very good value. tin iatatleteiateleleiafstaietottalatetetatelabsteiatataistartatetasateestuisetalete nas sale acaassatecaasaletelel Opcesum Boa, 8 yards long Black Hare Cape, very cheap. Turkith Angora and Thibet Mufis and Boas, per set... White Hare Set Muffs and Bons, Gid value... etd dedetelchehchihchehahal ddlekdheladahehchahdlalotah Ty, » Unartias For Presexrs ‘26-inch Gioria Sik Umbrofias, bant-wood and fold fintsh handiee, for the holidays only, tic., 81.37 and 81.65 Pure Sik Umbrellas, $2.75, $3.00, $3.50, | 84.00end upward, Crowds of other kine and prices. Hoxpar Goons Are our specialty, and we can please yon as to Prices. There's absolutely no end to the variety ‘we're showing. Visrr Oon Muazauxeny Pancons. Splendid Christmas Oferiugs. Loxpos Bazan, E. A. Sresen, PROPRIETOR, 715) Manner Space 7150 = 2 3 Guaso Rerusxo Saxe. EEEEE Suors Ar A Sacatrice. EE ter of a century of shoe business, Ihave decided to retire, and have leased my store to the Greai China and Japan Tes Company, who will take possession in Janusry. | Tt will be se: thine for disposing of my immense stock of shoesis very short. What a lucky coincidence that th ‘orand retiring ale” should atthe time when you are wrchases for Christian your friends with acticles, but give them something stantial that they will aj stance—a pair of tue goods are selling off at asked for medinm qualities, medium at prices usually poor. At the prices quoted below thi will fairly “‘stip" away, so you'll hi to hurry to eatch some of it. Our shoes are all nobby new styles pro- duced especially for this season's wear We give below a few of the many inter- esting items: Edwin Clapp's Hand-sowed Calf & Kan- garco in lace, congress or button. Sold about town for #6. Ketiring price, 4. Grover's Soft Shoes for tender feet which sell regularly for 83.30. Ketéring Price, 82.40. Wisner Shoe Co." Fine Ladies’ Shoes. Regularly sell for $3.50. At the & tng price of $2.25 and 82.70. Newhall's Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes which sell regularly for 82 and #2.50at the Retiring price of 81.00. ‘We will also offer a special @iscoant of 25 per cent on our elegant Ine of Carcles Brothers’ (of Rochester) Misses’ and Children's Fine Shoes. These shoes have the reputation of outwearing any two pair of ordinary shoes. ‘These are but afew. Where we tell you of one bargain bere we skip ten. It will pay youto call early. Remember. we're obliged to cet out in afew weeks and the shoes muat be sold in that time, regardless of prott. Ircon Boor, 729 7TH ST. N.w. | TEPEEETEHEY f Bool Boot | Boo! | Boot Bool Boot | Boot | Boot Bool | Bool Bool Boot Bool Bool Boo! 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SHEETZ Candy, Crestor: LOTE & F SiS: Loomers) Tur, Crraway Consers. ‘We have just received another 48 dozen of Loomers' Fanos French Moisied Tailor- madeCorsets,cut away over the hips andan elastic gore inserted, making them the best- fitting shaped Corsets in the world at their prices, White at €1 and $1.50 and fast Diack at $1.50 per pair. M. C. Whasst Cent Exists: 1003 P ST., UNDER EQUITABLE BLDG Ass'N. ‘Terrine de Fote Gras Aux Trufesds Perigord. Made in Btrasbours., ‘These dec N. A. Poste 944 Lk AVE Canistuas THIRSS AT OSES Rete: Ai Wilks & Rest: We have concluded to close out our stock of SHUSH FUR NESE Seine At reduced prices. now: now 87. Sable Scarfs now reduced, Don't forget Dunlap Hats for Christmas gifts. Witt & RUsk: 905 Pi AYE Keantted. On Friday last quite « fine-looking woman of twenty-five arrived bere in search of her husband, She gave Inspector Hollinberger ber name. Annic Kuhmaerker, 481 West 45th street, New York, and stated that her husband, Geo, Kuhmserker, & professional ett when she beard thet he was and at the same time presented a him. De- tective Wheeler was case and ancer- tained that he st one time nureed Justics from bim — to pees at the White ‘Dr. Scott's ilinesm. i tr ii ‘The even ings of this week wil! ben rer Heulariy cool time te ehep Goode bel Abd deisvered the ay desired Panes Feanonabie ame It all parchame of © Silver Ware, Jewelry, Uhotwetlee ama Leather Goole from @1 up marked wiih Vuttoaie Asovr “sina Haoxpxencmners Initial Mandder iets belong me eneny to Christaas as dose the Ohristinae trae treeit We have ty far The most commicte. of Intttal Handae chiefs we have evar at and we te not ialteve the stot uryassed ty any Wn the tty Per ceut under thetr regular prices Thea are tn pretty houne 3 Ladies’ Lottial Initial Han Ladiew Stk 1 100 Gover, Suk Tnstial — Hanthor Near Handkerchies oN N Bos. Mi 314-316 Ton HOWARD SCHNE Commenced Te Court in General 1 Argum: This morning the bearing — Howard J. Schacter, © “ be murder of his wife hanged January 20, 1898, Court in General Term, the crowded. Chief Justice Binghara and J. Hagner formed the e: Wilton, A. A. Hoelting appeared for the convicted man and P Attorney Cole avd Mr. Hugh 1. Taggert rey sented the government It will be remembered that on the Sixt of last January wife and her brother. Mr . Qatreet bet ng Hamlink dving ring mnt dns indicted nd his trial was beg wing month. On the 9th of Apr jury, after an hour's absence, returne of “guilty as indicted.” Mot» arrest of judgment » of May the ce in ppose f the alleged peter improper rulings of th defendant was not pre not appear during the b Mr. Wm. ¥™ ly opened defense and stated that tl was co voluminons that it wold be ing read it ali te art uxal of the court to posts request of the defendant 1 Mr. Mattingly began the read that portion relating to the near and Mri mth of the trial and i. on the 7th ¢ for the enone wsible « samination af talesmen. The examination of Juror 0 Bren | was the one first rend by Mr. Matting was shown that O Brien “ clared = by court to be ¢ notwithstanding the fact that bad formed an opin had read of the case in the papers, but which opinion would pot pr him from giving a fair and impartial vordict, based upon the evidence alone Judge Hi r What Became of O Brien? | Was he accepted? Mr. Mattingly The court declared him t comp and forced the defendant to “ one of his challenges. Mr. Mattingly then resumed bis reading of the printed record in the case, cowering 874 it being necessary that the record abould ead to the court before begining the ments in the case Owing to the great length of the record it is understood that the argamey commenced before tom» Wednesday morning. = A SUNDAY NIGHT SHOOTING, Itis Not Known How Badly the ¥ Was Injured. Tanham's alley southwert ix in the vicinity of 43g and Union «treets and in the alley are number of small houses, Seversi of them are frequented by soldiers from Washington bare racks. Numerous fe eof the houses and liquor drinking cuts a prominent figure in the gatherings. Last might there w: the usual amount of drunkenness about the neighborhood, and one result of the drunken conduct was the sbooting of Edward Berryman by s man named Thomas Taylor. The shooting occurred in a house in the alley, but how badly he wa: injured is not exactly known, for the d they police have been unable to locate bum. lieve that he has been spirited « friends of the man charged with the # When the police learned of the xb search was made of houses in the Policeman Coll Flather found 7 dencath « bed in the house of Mary E. Soot and between the mattresses be found the juste and about two dozen cartridges. ‘Taylor was intoxicated, and from the number of feathers found on im the offcary judged that he bad been inside the feather bed. The nsoner showed figut, and during the «traggle “ inflicted a painful wound, After considerable trouble the prisoner wns locked up on @ of answult and battery with intent to kill, Taylor, the officers say, isa pensioner and be bought the Pistol last week when be got hie pensior, money. The officers learned the wounded men had been cared for at a drug store avd that « physician had afterward dressed the wound, which wae found not to be of aseriour nature, sence of Berryman. Mrs, Scott, in whose house the prisoner was arrested, was also arrested and tried for keep= ing a disorderly house. She was defended by