Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1893, Page 4

STAR. WASHINGTON. MONDAY - ....danaary 2, — esa _Editer. EWENING vue vermanest circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper in the city. As a leeal NEWS paper and Ad- Vertising Medium it bac ne competitor. ‘There seems to be an unreasonable amount of opposition to the idea that civil service rules should be extended so as to include the govern- ment printing office. Principal among the ob- structions which are alleged to be in the way of this extension of the business rules under which the clerical and mechanical employes should be ngaged and protected is that which is interposed by those who say that such action would bring the party of edministration into conflict with organized Iabor. That bugaboo may frighten the thoughtless, but it is without effect upon those who are mentally able to see more than im which to reach a desirable end. Even supposing that an agreement between the party which the President represents and the labor organizations was not pos sible on this matter there is nothing to Prevent such an extension as took place in the Durena of engraving and printing. There the plate printers were exempted, but the regula- tions applied to all other employes. Now, in the government printing office more than one-half of those on the pay rolls are in no sense con- nected with either the typographical, bookbind- eev of presemen's unions. The larger propor- tion of this unorganized majority are women, many of them widows or the cbildrea upon whom afflicted old age leans for support. These have acquired proficiency in their respective lines of endeavor and should not be subject to removal and suffering merely because Grover Cleveland succeeds Benjamin Harrison as the nation's chief magistrate. It will be argued that the incoming of the pres eot administration brought with it many changes and much distress; eo it did, but that is po reason why there sbould be repetition of the wrong ark There i# nothing especially dark fn the local Bistory of the year just closed, even the wortuary statistics comparing favorably with thore of cities which were not so heavily afllic- ted by the epidemic of influenza which swept across the continent. The bright pages are many. In spite of dollar-bugging opposition the Rock Creck Park plan was carried to « euecessful conclusion. and Washingtonians may glory in the possession of = park that will ere loog be equal to the best in existence elsewhere. ‘The city's material growth bas continued with natural and profitable rapidity and it is becom- ing the literary, scientific and artistic center— | oe it has ever been the political hub—of the continent. There has been no cessation in the benevolence which is « Washing- ton characteristic. Liberal contribution was made for the relief of famine-stricken Rassians, District of Columbia dollars charter- fing the vessel which was laden with Iowa corn. Later the poor people at home received such attention as they needed, largely through the medium of anew orgenization— Tae Evexixo Bram Santa Claus Club—which worked in har- mony with the Associated Charities and other instruments of relief. There have been no great catastrophes and few horrible crimes, and although some of the lawsarelax a retrospective slance is on the whole but little short of satis- factory. — 2028 It is hardly likely that a new liquor license law can be framed that will be approved by evéry one. There will be differences of opinion 0 to the amount of license tax and upon other features. Judges and officials who have to do with the prosecution of violators of the liquor law ss well as general criminal prosecutions recognize the fact that one of the worst things 4m connection with the liquor traffic is the sale ef liquor under wholesale licenses in obscure back-room groggeries. Much of the crime at- tributed to drink is traceable to these dives. ‘The suggestions made by Mr. Dumont in an in- terview published elsewhere as to means for reaching and suppressing this kind of trafic are well worthy the attention of legislators. Judge Kimball thinks that most of the whole- sale licenses are obtained as covers for this @isreputable business, and sees the need of some special provision to restrict it. ee ‘That even the instruments of civilization are sometimes dangerous must be evident to any one ‘who was within bearing of the explosions which yesterday and today have threatened life on the | publicstreets, That the conduit is the legitimate sucvewsor of the telegraph pole is an unques- ‘tionabie fact, but it by no means follows that the conduits should be sources of apprehen- sion, or worse. The action of the gas in un- ceremontously uplifting manholes so that its —— accumulated force might be released may be accepted by the companies controlling the con- uits as an indication of what they ought to do ‘once every week or so. Explosions would then be impossible and the probabilities of an in- erease in Coroner Patterson's business mate- Fially and properly lessened. ——+oo__. Religious enterprise in this city has always been remarkable for its liberality, but there is im which ts mach of Utah's for the Herald and Utah to be proud of. —_~+ero—__— Tt & to be hoped that the early mention of ames without bis consent will not unduly pre- Judice Mr. Cleveland against the men whose appointment is discussed. Some of the sug- gestions are really good ones. ——reo___ The development of a public scandal in Ger- many rather limits the opportunity for that country to point the finger of scornat her neighbor in connection with the Panama canal affair, Washington starts out this New Year day with © population of probably not lees than 265,000. And this estimate does not include those who have come here to await the Fourth of March. ——_~e2___ If “Maggie Murphy's Home” and “Ta-ra-ra Boom de sy" are to be booked as world’s fair prewed themselves as satisfied the new year ‘opens with gratifying serenity in the histrionic atmosphere. ‘This is the blissfal period when the politician ean enjoy the luxury of being talked about for ‘any place that happens to strike his fancy. ee ee Much as Mr. Cleveland may disapprove of his political surroundings, let him thank bis lucky stare that it is New York and not Kansas. ree. Most of the congratulation that has been es- fended to Dr. MeGiynn has the merit of being discreetly expressed as well as sincere. — France, with occasional assistance from. other European countries, may yet make the dime Laxsscraz Axo Bro. OUR ANNUAL CUSTOM. Every January since our incep- tion tp business we have at this season of the year « epeciat sale of Ladies’ Musiin Unterwear. ‘We well understand thet you ladies do not bay these st this season of the year unless special values in reliable goods are given you. and we therefore have this to say—whatever we may have done for you in years gone by tn offer- ing you only Reliable Underwear of reliable manufactures at Prices that did tempt you, even though it was not the season for ‘Mt, this season we bare done ‘more, We have been scouring the best centers forextraordinary offers, and we have succeeded. You have never before seen such good honest goods offered you at euch prices. The goods are ms4e well. Fin fehed perfectly throughout. The muslin is exceptionally good and the trimmings are nest and ‘pretty. Bleached cotton fabrics of the makes used in the goods offered today are advanc- ing tm value. Thecontracts of this great tock were made six and eight monthssiace, ‘thus 15 per aent hasbeen saved on mate- rials, ‘The orders are for scores of thousands of the various garments. Thus the greatest economy ts secured in manufacture. ‘The Swiss Embroideries ased for trim- mings were spectally imported for this oc- casion. Novelty and uniformity of de- signs are thereby obtained. Neatness and strength are united in all of the warments, even the cheapest. ‘The retail prices of the completed garments are in many cases lessthan the cotton cloth for them alone would now cost. Corser Covers Surplice Neck Corset Covers, made of fine cambric. trimmed with fine and pretty patterns of embroidery, all sizes. 50c. Handsome Cambric Corset Covers, square beck and front, trimmed tn Valenciennes Jace, extra long waist. \ a é2c. /EMISE. Fine Muslin Chemise, trimmed with a wide yoke of fine Hamburz edge, edged round neck and sleeves with fine embroid- ory to mated, . Ostx T5e. Fine Square Cambric Chemise, trimmed with fine torebon lace back and front, all $1.38. Extra Pine Chemise, made of linen lawn, trimmed with wide Valencieanes lace sround neck and sieves, extra length, with ruftle of Ice on bottom; unususily low Price. $1.48. Mostiy Sairrs. Good Muslin Skirts, tucked cambricruffle, trimmed with torchon lace and tucks abov: Oxxx $1.25. Fine Muslin Skirts, with eight-inch rnftie of Sine Hamburg embroidery, cluster of tacks above, in all lengths. $1.25. THE EVENING Horcarxsow's Continuing our Great Success of Last Week— FOR FINE MILLINERY AT ONE-HALF PRICE. FOR JACKETS AND WRAPS AT THREE-FOURTHS PRICE. FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS AT ONE-HALF PRICE. FOR HOSIERY aT THREE-FOURTHS PRICE. FOR UNDERWEAR AT THREE-FOURTHS PRICE, FOR GLOVES AT THREE-FOURTHS PRICE. ‘As our successful issue of the GREAT MARE-DOWN SALE Has already demonstrated the fact that our patrons have fully appreciated th yusual opportunity we afford them to stock up in our well-known reliable makes of JACKETS, MILLINERY, GLOVES, HOSIERY, . UNDERWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, LACES, &c., We have decided to givo a tempting array of BARGAINS DURING THE WEEK, In reeding our item do not look npon the same as among the numerous falsifications continuously appearing before an intelligent public, but convince Yourself by visiting the store. Money refunded if each and every article is not found exactly as represented. Call early and avoid the crowd. Bty 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. A. Kacruax, 909 PAL AVE. NW. Drawers and clus- extra good quality. Ostx 39. ‘Muslin Drawers, with wide ruffte of Ham- burg embroidery and eight tucks above. Price, 450. Cambric and, Musiin Drawers, with five- inch rufite of fine Hamburg embroidery and clusters of tucks above. Price, T5e. OWNS. Good Musiin Gowns, made Mother Hub- bard style, yoke of twenty-four fine tucks, cambric ruffle around neck and sleeves. Osxtx 50c Good Muslin Gowns. made with a yoke of two rowsof neat Hamburg inserting and cluster of trucks on her side, neck, yoke and sleeves trimmed with Hamburg edxe; also high, full sleeves. RICE, é0c. Fige Muslin Gowns, made Mother Hub- bard style, with a yoke of forty-five tucks, turndown collar and wide tucis, trimmed with Hamburg embroidery. _ One $1.00. We also have twelve styles of handsomely designed Gowns, which we sell for $1.00. Fine Muslin V-neck Mother Hubbard Gowns, with yoke of two clusters of tucks and Hamburg inserting between Edved with wide embroidery, extra length and high fall sleeves, Oxy $1.25. Besides the above mentioned we have = full and beantiful line of Muslin, Cambric and Lawn Underwear, which can be matched and made up into Bridal Sets or sold singly. Do You Keer A Horse: Special attention is called to our superior facilities for boarding horses. ‘Not only are our stables the largest, disease. A telephone message will bring your team to your door, if desired; also back to the stable again. Terms ‘moderate. Do You Hme A Canztsce? If you don't keep your own team, but Gepend upon “‘public vehicles" to make your calls, Wo your shopping in bad weather, etc., you will find us always ready to serve you with handsome “turnouts,” reliable drivers and polite | Wu F. Dowsex. Canztsct Repostrony Axp Srances, 1622-6 L Sr N.W Frassogws EWELRY Masvractrare ‘TABLISHMENT, 531 Suvesra Sx N.W. Ova novel seem harmless, not to say insipid. — Oe Among the proposed reformations that are discussed at this time of year tariff reform holds Mr. Murphy bas not yet made up his mind whether or not he will swear off on senatorial ambitions. —__—__ ee -—— Will Washington's debilitated gas embrace this glorious opportunity to reform: . JAMES F. OFSTEE couccessor to me 014 Form, rp sad Pa ave nw Centerand Kot, markete . AMA OL ae Sss8 aA Lub ERR As wo had previously announced that the discounts so liberally offered by us would terminate on Inst Sat- urday evening, we find ourselves. surrounded by re- from wiany of ‘our castomers to continus the Je fora few days longer. Always williag to cow: ply with auy reasonable demand W E Have Concinded that the balance of this week shall be de- ‘Noted to Repverioss Ly Every Deranruent. Tris Scurprre Inn guide card which every customer should ent oat and br ne with them in order to make their shopping etsy, althouch large cards are hans In aistes oppoe site {oench departurent, xivine you the exact rediic- Von ae theve advert sed in The Evening Star OUR WOOLEN DRESS GooDs Ofere 15 Per Cont. OUR DOMES! IC DEPARTMENT fjers 5 Per Cent, OUR SILK DEPARTMENT ae Cen OUR NOTION DEPANTHENT Gferes Per Cent. @UR TOILET DEPARTMENT Qeers 10 Ber Cent. OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Opera to Per Cont. OUR DRESS fata eG DEPARTMENT Ygfers 20 Per Cont. OUR VELVET DEPAKTMENT Offers 10 ier Cent. OUR RIBBON DEPARTMENT Pere d Fee Cent. OUR SILK VELVET RIBBONS: Oferst0 Per Cent @ OUR LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT Per Cent agers £0 OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT Opera $5 Per Cent. OUR HANDKENCHIEF DEPARTMENT fire ts Per Cent, OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT Ufers $0 Per Cent. OUR KNIT USDERWEAK DEPARTMENT a OUR MEN'S FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT xg pers 15 Per Cent. eres Per'Cenh nent! OUR LINING DEPARTMENT Cte oUR q ers Pe TMENT iF ly Hal, ovr SP BE ec Ts atili offering ee re Prices. Don't OUR LADIES: COTTON UNDERWEAR AND EMBROIDERY Sal WILL TAKE PLACE ON MONDAY NEXT. It wilt a 00s that were well pourut and selected with wood fodemieat thet Cos Buyers are noted for. A. Kacrmas, 909 ress. ave. x.w. ——o [ "THE PEOPLE's Money saven | o— Tneety Tortos Or Ixrenesr Ar Whaasra & Eoyoxsrows. Another shipment of Chafing Dishes has just been received. @0e. up to as high a8 $7.50, New line of the best BRASS " "eeee Few left of the of4 lot of Decorated Chin After-dinner Coffees at half and two-third prices. 1205 PA. AVE. ¥.W. STAR: D. C, MONDAY, 40TH, 11TH AXD F STS. N.W. . Tar Ow Yur 1892 Is Gove. And wewelcome the pleasant duty of extending you another New Year greeting. Ta re- ‘spect to business the old year went out with » golden record. The hopes and desires at its dawn were fulfilled at ite close. Weare very grateful for that, but not yet satisfied. ‘When wo started thisas a goneral store, we did betterthan wethought. The publicdld not at first folly understand the movement. When they did, every forward step in our march ‘Was apon solid cround, until the variety of the business and the volume of the sales have come to be far beyond the greatest hopes of our early days. Each year's increase would be a reat business in tteelf, and 1892 takes high rank in the stalwart company ofsuccessfal years. With the wonderful encouragement of the past we xo forward with greater hope and assurance. We did better and more work last year than ever—but !t was Rot perfect. That shall arge us to d6 still better this year and we are fully eqatpped to begin. Stock taking is over—the store tsn its usual well-prepared condition—and we ‘shall open 1893 with some of the best offerings of our business experience. Two Isrenesrrxo Events Ooccn Here Toxonzow, Tvesvay. Evexr No. 1. A Mascracronens Ossect Lessox. Tae Weavixe Or Tonsisa Towers, Tue Panerve Torsise Srvre-Br Haxo Power, Tae Paesexr Auenrcax Srvue-By Sreau Power. THE STAR AND CRESCENT MILLS CO., Mr. Frank Leake, President, devoted exclusively to the preduction of Turkish Toweling, is said to be one of the largest of tts Kind in the world. They keep 190 looms in constant operation, and tura out over 10 miles of productseach day. More than five hundred distinct designs are now being ‘woven, and the colors and materials which contribute to the color effects number nearly one hundred ana fifty. ning here. Wonderful, isn’t it? We have looms from this plant now run- ‘They give an object lesson in the making of Turkish Toweling. Beside them is « loom of the primitive (ard present) Turkish style. The The Towels, Robes, Rugs, Slippers, Flesh Mitts, Afghans for baby carriages, Tidies, &c., so profusely displayed round about were made at the STAR AND CRESCENT MITLS—and are for sale. «Second floor.. Occident and the Orient are exemplified in them. --11th st. building.) Tue Grear Speci Sate Maxcractonens’ Reusasts Or Urnorstery Storrs Axo Curtaty \ Sawere Lises Normsonaa Axo Intsa Potsr Cunratss. IN LOTS OF TWO TO FOUR PAIRS OF A PATTERN; Nortixouau Bev Sets, Prow Snaus, Exc. Waar Ir Meaxs. ‘The manufacturers sell, through thelr traveling salesmen, by sample, the bulk of their productions, Attheend of each year these samples, after having served their Purpose,-are discarded and sold at a nominal price, new naples for the succeeding ‘season taking their place. Fortunato indeed isthe merchant who secures these samples. Waar Tuy Ane. Tn this collection are pieces or samples from 22 inches square to 33}4-yard lengths of all widths upto 50 inches in Silk, Wool ‘and Cotton Tapestries, Brocatelle: Satin Damasks, Plushes, Velours, Muslins, Madrases, Bilks and all other kinds of upholstery and drapery materials of both foreign and domestic makes. Waar Tuer Ane For. Furniture Coverings, Portieres, Curtains, OushtonC overs, Tidies, Scarfs, Splashers, Muntel, Piano, Picture and Easel Draperies and various other uses. ‘TO YOU WHO ATTENDED our last January sale, we would say come tomorrow. We promise greater variety, larzer quantity, better service, lower prices. TO YOU WHO DID NOT ATTEND our last January sale, we wonld also say come tomorrow. You'll surely find something you . ond at quarter to half ite value. WE INVITE EVERY JUDICIOUS HOUSEWIFE! to attend this Grand Special Saleof Manufacturers’ Remnants of Upholstery Stuffs. “WE NEVER DO MEAGER THINGS IN UPHOLSTERY OFFERINGS, and while We think there are enough remnants fora three or four days’ sale, we would suggest first choice, as it is always best. aaa REMNANTS OF MADRAS SILE-STRIPED GRENADINE, TAPESTRY, &c., suiteble for cushion covers, tidies, &c. REMNANTS OF MADRAS, TAPESTRY, MUSLIN, &., in sizes suitable for sash curtains, covers for chair seats, cushions, &c. . —10c— LARGER AND FINER REMNANTS OF COIN-SPOT MUSLIN, Tapestry, Cross- stripe Silk, &c. é —150.— CURTAIN CORNERS, pieces of Lace and Muslin, odd pais of Pillow Shams, &o. —250.-- REMNANTS OF VELOUR, BROCATELLE, Decorative Squares, Strips of Silk, &o. —500.— AN IMPORTEP"? STOCK OF SAMPLES OF 50-INCH DRAPERY SILKS, BROCA- TELLES AND OTHER FINE FRENCH FABRIOS, im pieces from 3 to 34 yards, at ‘half and less than half cost of importation. Many pieces in this lot are especially de- sirable for table covers, piano covers, furniture covers and portieres. THE ACCUMULATION OF ONB OF THE BEST DOMESTIC MAKERS OF UP. HOLSTERY STUFFS, including o44 pairs and half pairs of Bilk Curtains and short lengths of Silk Piecp Goods, suitable for portieres, mantel draperies, &o., at half their eal worth. ‘TWO MILLS’ ACOUMULATIONS OF ODD AND HALF PAIRS CREMILLE CURTAINS, 60 end 72 nches wide, Siiyards long. Worth $3.50 and $6.00 each. —$2.50 Ax $3.00. A HUNDRED SAMPLE BED SETS. Actually worth $3.00 to $7.50. $1.50 To $4.00. ALSO OUR OWN ACCUMULATION OF STOCK. REMNANTS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. - / Powrth B00F 20 venee. vereceee LAth street building.) FOR THE DR. JAEGER UNDERWEAR, ba ‘And are selling the MEN'S for 20 ver cont off list prices. = ‘ ‘Men's Department. UPYSt BOOP. .csecsevesessssessssecesseencesansesesens:: © 10mm, Tee Axo F Sn. NW. eee Expos, ANUARY 2, 1893. Saxs Axp Coupasr. 02H Goon News. Ove $15 Ovencoar Sarz. i seemed too bad to it have to shut our doors today st noon in the face of so many of you— who want a first choire of these 1210 OVERCOATS we've put into the $15 ‘3'e.——But tomorrow morn- ing—brizht and early—the scrambling will begin again. So get in line. ‘This has been a great OVERCOAT season—for the making of them.——Moves a otlar's worth more than ever— $25. 50, $20 or $18 means more style—more quality.——NMakes the cut mean more, Oe Better fabrics have been used—a bigger eis two abeut putting them to- gether.——You wouldn't be better bends. And €15 is our special Price —‘til Saturday —for a choice among our best. There are SINGLE- BREASTED COATS—and STORM COATS—and FUR- TRIMMED COATS —COATS weather—COATS for cold weather-COATS for “roughing it."——They're BEAUTIES—RERSEYS—MEL- TONS-CHINCHILLAS— TRISH PRIEZES—VICUNAS— of home and foreign mill- ing-and we've trimmed them stylishiy and serrice- ably with silk in the sleeves—cloth or velvet col- off im any tatlors for fai lar—with Serge-Itelian Cloth—Fancy Cassimere Lift. ing—or what's a very sensi- bie and popular fad—silk across the shoulders and all-wool cassimere lining in the skirt. They markably handsome garments ¢ them. They'll prove thelr worth in wear. strike yon as re- the moment you We can fit snybody.— Not a man of you is eut the saving this sale offers.—There are reg- ulars—ertra long—and extra stout ‘There isn't an ercnse for any of you going without an OVER- COAT NOW-and a good one at that—with ns sell- ing these $25, $227.50, #20 and $18 values at $15— Frrrrex Dae —$15. of from sizes. Sizs Axxo Compasy, By \. Ave., a font waa SORE { Gontdence” ‘7th street. 1815 [$15 [815 | 815 | $15 Beri bere TO- MORROW PIERCE’S THIRD GRAND JANUARY MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE,PIERCE’S ANNUAL NO-PROFIT CLEARING SALE, and PIERCE’S CELE- BRATED YEARLY EMBROIDERY SALE. Come in TOMORROW and out about them. We've pud- lished = catalogue telling all about the UNDERWEAR SALE Ask for a! DA's STAR Wateh for it W. Fr ‘ae coe & A. “TEE bs ie eo.) “Where Quality's First: Profits Second.” Sti Si ASB Pt AYE N.W. WE WHE Y8e Ait A BSH: Hii Rif tee? * MW a 4 to valued patronage during the year Justended. We ask and ‘& continuance of your favors, ™ esses ACIAL PUZZLE Fig Pua na Z FI 1 <a ee ae [ts e RoR OH doz Eee Sos Have been awarded as fellows — IRST PRIZE- @r~ yN (roLp— Fist Piz: $5 B G8: MISS FLORENCE MARSTELLER, 204 C st. now. ‘She having found 1,000 Faces. ECOXD PRIZE-@m |X (OLD. SESOSD PHZEXAS 1 GSB MAX ABEL, 404 First st. nw, He having found 1,083 Faces. TE PTANE PECIDED © Have Deciprp to wive an extra prize of 85 IN GOLD to MISS AMANDA MASON, 7 M6 stow, She having drawn the most distinct faces in this Puzzle. These Incky contestants will plesse call tomorrow and get their prizes. PA PTE OY? FPA GWE Hk ¥ ss HH 00, "EE oT. BE Tt 3 3 = Fe =a t ‘co Oo OR Oe ry 310 Axo 312 Sevexra Sr. N.W. Now Is Your Cuaxck Tor good work and enffs, 2c. each ; plain a! SOCKS, ie. per pal ma done new.” All gentlemen's clothes will be charge, NATIONAL 5! Bm, Goods calied for and delivered ALuuINe PPRE LUMINUM Pi WARE APPEE TED CIATED AT R. NinnNseS3 818 7H TEAM LAUNDRY. 007 Oth ‘all parts of city. save your clothes. Collars and ; handy ; nite Bj handkerchiefs, 2c. to of ‘st. SE The heavy sales since we introduced the new Aluminum Ware prove conclusively that it has merit and is being appreciated. “Aluminum” Ware bes many .edvan- tages oversilver-plated ware. Silver-plated ware eventually tarnishes and “‘Alum!- num” does not. “Aluminum” is conaid- erably lighter, is more readily worked into shapes and is also more durable, The best feature of ‘‘Aluminum” ware is ite in- expensiveness, for although better silver-plated ware it is sold st about half ite price. We are first to introduce it in cook Nitmnsts: 818 THE = [Oz Pet Jazz Mais Ar Tue Paras Roran (Corner 28th and Pa. ave.) Vest Dancer Ressien Potdit Srarta Goops Ane [xcuopen. Tire ress'aticn not to carry a piece of winter gente to the New Palais Royal males the present clearing sale unigne. Staple goods that are not elsewhere re Guced are here at greatly lowered prices A few tustrations 21c. For 250. Brack Hoses ‘These are indies’ and children's warranted fast bine stockings—the celebrated Onyx dye—positively tm Gelible black. Five pairs iustes: of four pairs for @) Livres Seasoxaste Uspenaantursra j 5c. tor the mivined 80k Vostethat weusly rota at All sizes and im purple, pink, gold, lavender, cream. S1 tor one 91:25 Trnported Swiss Ribbed Under ‘Wear. All-wool: Australian wool. the garmente that are more often so)d at @1. hand 81.50 than 81.25. 89.6 tor onr $1.15 Kntt-woot Skirte.euch a9 usually retail at $1.25. Goll, red, gray, white mode are the colors’ SV-98 vor oor 92.05 manaxnit Woot sire These ard those reduced te Mic are eecond floor, where you will find all Kindsof skirts, those of oh Upto 815 each. Canozess Wisrer Uspenwean 49c tor Kain Srirt ‘iene tod yearn, ‘Reduced to 400. trom OR. ‘Those with wants reduoed vo 7B frome. Colors, navy, red and white Or <C. for Plesced Ribbed Bal. Vests and Paste to tt children from 2 t0 13 years Mews Srasoxanue U NDERWEAR | (Near door No. 1129 Pa. awe.) 89c. sortne camers Hair Shirtoand Growers that Lave been qnoted as *he best value in town at @1. All sizes otfl here, but you must hurry $1.38 sor tne 91.08 tearm Cndermiemente Need you be told that 61.08 is lems than wai for this | celebrated underwear | S1.79 or tne 2 rusiteh Medieated Costmere | Shirts and Drawers Gnaranteed cochipesl dye. The best—gou know prevailing price. Ovr Actviry IS Suows Reduced prices for ail kinds of winter goods, ant Rot only bacauwe not a winter rarment je to be carried to the new Palais Royal, but because ot the arctval of ad@anced styles for ISO 1, Ladies ma now glean hints of the new Peraice forthe coming sommer. Here at ouly 12ige « yard, and warranted fast colors. Oce Unenras For 1893. A contract has beett mnadefor 8¥e thousand °“@iorta™ Uibrelias, to be deitvered tm five installments Crest ly after “stock taking. Tomorrow-Tuesiay we shell bave one thousand to show you 89. tor ince with 25.tece parsgen treme ant natural wood sticks. You will find it advisable wo Duy twoor three of those if addition to your beet | Umbrella. They will be useful st home or st the office. If for inter use we will paint your same in side, so that they will not oe lost (°) $1.25 tor taaier arora vavveetion with 98-torh Paragon fratoe and twisted natural wood han fies, «ik tassels and extra cover. Look worth @2.50. Ace ‘worth $1.50. $1.35 co ‘Men's 2S inch Gloria Umbrellas etth Rew style club handles. A go-€-looking and aeub- stantial Umbrella that with fair usage will wear fo Fears. We will recover Pree uf charge iy the one er- eo oe r gue EE i oii T a ee Be i os FS - JULIUS LANSBURGH’S FURNITURE EMPORIUM JULIUS LANSBURGH'S FURNITURE EMPORIUM JULIUS LANSBURGH’S FURNITURE EMPORIUM ‘NEW YORK AVE. NEAR 147TH ST. NEW YORK AVE. NEAR 14TH ST. NEW YORK AVE. NEAR 14TH ST. oovccvcvecvevece Weextxy Axv Moxrary Paruexts Accerrev. eococvevv0000c009 eocecccce eccecceo JULIUS LANSBURGH’S FURNITURE EMPORIUM JULIUS LANSBURGH’S FURNITURE EMPORIUM JULIUS LANSBURGE’S FURNITURE EMPORIUM NEW YORK AVE. NEAR 14TH 8T. NEW YORK AVE. NEAR 14TH ST. NEW YORK AVE. NEAR 14TH ST. ‘Thst came from one of our LAMP We Keep only the best of the best makes, Our SHADYS, t00, are creations of celebrated artista, Porcelain, Brass and Onys LAMPS tm the most fantastic as well as the platnest forms may be seen here. For home @ecors- tions nothing more tasty than e LAMP could be found. They're moderately priced, too. §.,8. SHEE & BE: 432 91 st fine Was... RARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS MANUFACTURED a ‘SAMUEL KIRE & SON ‘At Our New Store and Manufactory, 108 Baltunore st. east. ¢ DIAMONDS, ‘WATCHES, sEWELRY. Otm lected splite within one year of purchase. $1.98 tor tne vnitecies with the 204NCH per. gon frames. These are scarce. Fer Axo Crora Ganwewts FoR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRESS aT Gaeantx Reovers Paces Frns.—attention ts asted to the tact thet these are furriers’ furs—the best, The profits were smell in the firet instance. S27 sor toe 035 aarten Capes in 04 ienethan ther ‘Cost us at wholesale. $30 sor tne @35 Canada Seal Capes Consider. ing these garments are 30 inches long they are cheap 035 SBS tor ene 040 canade seat Capea, which o° XX quality. Full 82 suches lone. $4.0 tor tue 930 seat Caper thatare XX cusii'y —the beat, as those Know who areconvemant with fie furs. It should also be obverved that thes Canada ‘Seal Furs are London dyed and equal the Alaska ses warments in appearance in fact canmot be doterted on a lady who is otherwise appropriately drewed $5.98 tor cnoice of he #9 Capen, amone when are the following furs: Lynx, Electric Seal, Astre khan. Attention is asked to the Electric Seal Capes The fars of animals whose habits are akin to the seaiew closely sbeared and then treated by an electric pro cess, Not only the appearance but the durwbility uf eval fur is attained. $12.5 sortaaierars tnetish Diagonal Cloth Suite, navy blue and black. $12.50 for the #20 imported Mixed Cloth Suite, All styles are included. $7.50 sormeeie s0 Pasian Cape Newmardete of medium-weight “loths, in gray end tan. $4.98 stor tne 97.50 Conte of ingens and cheriots; navy and black. These are the surments that bave gained « reputation as being perfect fitting. $6.98 tor tne 98.75 cous ot fancy tan clothe, ‘Have the London style plaited backs, velvet collar and cloth lining. $3.98 sor tne #5 Box Conteot fancy ton and fray cloths. All sizes now, but you gust hurry, for the demand will be rrester than the supply. B89 tor tro 913.50 Fine Binck Diarorat Cate Coats, with English style plaited back. The superior quality of the cloth is pointed to. BA. 48 sor tne 98 minck Cheviot Conte, with fait B15 tor cncice ct the $25 and 630 Costa, rede of furs. These are sister garments to those of. 040 and 050. ‘sins and colors fec similes ef the best French @an- whe Hebe wm dena Ge wo euttbomee appropriate neme than Wrapper. fo popular ere ther ‘that almost all merchasts heve them for sale—et 62 oct, 10 percent discount 00 Coste for Missee trom 32 to 18 years of age. Gretchems for mirls free: 40010 years. Dreases and Coste for youngsters from: 1 to ¢ years. Conte for baby. Fedeced prices, An ‘now—10 per cout discount. — ; Ta Pass Ror. “en tame as