Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1893, Page 5

\ df THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, "TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1893. @e No other house DOES—EVER DID—or TRE NAVAL revirw + CONGRESS TOMORROW. N 1 REF RRR | eau WILL sell — STERLING oho ma . | = a 5 zs ERE " e585 PPP coco TT 888s tALITIES at snch PRICES as Some Embarrassment -Attending the Prepa- | The Indications Are That a HE RoR gre E P 9 ge WE quote. rations—A Lack of Money. ! ‘WM Rave. m. 8 HE, R's &e E ie Sg hy Ae, — it EEE coo ERE Pg n 7 S08 es s The Secretary of the Navy is having consid-| "The indications arethat there will not be ® na ban ait a ee ae eee Saxs Axv Company. erable embarrassment in making the Pecessarr | quorum in ether house of Congress tomorrow - . preparations for t! ambian naval review and that very little will be done during the HOR angus 4 a completely and effectenily cleaning up the city nou ae conde pam = a a fa in April next, principally because of the inter- | Week. The MeGarrahan bill and the anti- so that when warm weather comes there will be sae Gist BUSiS Ds FoR THE LABIES - ‘ze First Ose Or Tur New veer change in the administration, | /eption ‘ill are expected to oceupy the | absclotely no chance for cholers germeor typhi ; < & nc that the incoming Seorctartece dein Senate during the week, and the oppo- | bectlli to find a place to live A great TE OTH ARSTAL GPECIAL Ja Y & time that the incoming Secretary can do little } ce Pre ASxtar Serciar da EAR. more than finish ji nents of the latter bill expect to keep it/ many schemes have been telsed over and eer the preparations begun by his ; - y SALE QE USLIN J TNDERWEAR _ RRR A SN N DDD ERE sali predecessor and endeavor to put them into suc- hanging until they can get together the friends eral plans devised for securing this result, The Site OF Mocstix USDHINESE) R AA SRN DD E of other measures to antagonize it for consid- > AL | Naturally you expect redmetions in Jam fine £4 XXX B 4 Sie Wis aah Sb kis Sea Gale Gessful execution. The present head cf the | of other measures to = sdaneth ae last plan and one which the Commissioners ary WHE COMMEXSE Towonnow: y So be & We hove mats thank. Wee BR aa ERS BE Eee ato? THe department is therefore tampered in bis earn- | cation. Ther expect to fightit with the prape- | about to adopt ts for the beaith ‘e@lcar ef She ILE OMMENCE OMORKUOW,. is another side to the January story. & aa NN WWW we said to the “Poste est efforts to make the demonstration worthy * bill re the & Sherma: . eat District to begin at once « s«vetematic Js indeed a wonderful wing of je we have reduced our entire stock of : ‘WOW readers this morning—that of the occasion by a desire to avoid the making gr ry ge ey inepection of the city with regard te its om previo yea Ps Far-trimmed Coats a ee BX ppp, ER pea we EER A RRR, Selec: Miblia cas pay ray eg apr that may not fully accord _ Senanenee —, ia wigs ame we ys ‘end sanitary condition, He fete nderwear. Briefly. no raiuee hace aevuiah eesiiies Gael af ae 5 . ae cine “ orrow. ever been offered tothe Washington public Trinle Cape Ligit-Tan Costeand Triple Miltary -UNNND Dee RRR Wwwweer 24 Ree yes leas of his successor. today and enpests tb to ohio > oem for ntTacted to detail the sanitary ieepsetors have named prices calenlated to thrill Capes ant otter extreme novelties fn stylish SRE BoP Eee BOR WY Exe SAAR B| Shoe Business —anall troxen iotsor TRE PRESENT AND NEXT SECRETARY. the session. tomorrow, but am Guataiuw Goekeann eo ps eceurdnn Mdidies aight outa We have ny idea of allowing the stock ' odie and ‘wnibi-bate << chames to ne aaa entire responsibility for the success went =a _probably be taken early. plished and any reason why —— e . te ran down beevuse it i . January is or failure of the demonstration will rest on the | NeXt day it is proposed to take uj rest Deen made, due Bo doubt find Muslin Taderwear sales one of our best months, will find it to SHE EXER HEME OF cumtlate on our bands. incoming Secretary, the presmut Secretary nat. | fortification bil, ald Atver that the committee | Soya of aan wwe er oa ‘other a ne eee 1a advantare to come to os for anything Toa : : We've gone carefully through the stock urally prefers that he should have something to °° cpg mre fog fet meg eo | Set end ee petnmtaation chal to to Gnd ae. Many. will probed — eae eee ere henessen tyr Is Now Ix Progress ar Prencess. and there are just a dozen “‘sizo riddled” say about the general plan of operation. however, there will be an effort made to | Condi snnouncements fully as strong a 5 ‘craks Gees eee “etyle” for Beas, The review, however, follows so soon after “se bee ‘and currency ill, | ence we state the: it fo a duty you owe your mopey than obtainable elsewhere in this It ts the inauguaation of our THIRD JANUARY UNDERWEAR OPENING. kt-MENS, WOMEN'S snd CHIL hi induction into office ‘that be will scarcely | nealing» the “Sktamen lac he” befon |. Yourself to make comparisons before par: ae DREN'S. We have put them on some pt iggy tat ae ed iRrenge 2° tho House cnd there will be a short, sharp Sight, chasing. We were preparing for this sale eee ae " ‘hen fcr the execution of the! The silver men think that Mr. Cleveland has Yefore you begun to think about Sante Al Fetes C2 Beet We have been preparing for the event since last August. arias ee Plane Jiuch will have been necessarily | exercised sufficient influence with certain tness- | Claws’ visit. ‘These carments were being ‘whi avisu'ol ditieiad sakcnceueaeinal ot Hardly had the summer on passed before we placed Store"~and the prices that we hare Entartassing? fenare eeceser., 4, Another | bers of the House to change a number of votes manufactured for us daring the dull sam- Ladies Fur-triramed Coats we offer each and eur orders for January, 1893. In doing 80 we are assured made monitors over them are not even ‘Adairal GRaravaL tho ha hock uaa om fh silver question and some of them are in mer :ronthe while you were rusticating in every one at greatly reduced prices, of better Mmish tothe goods, as they are made during the ies: aoe esia 4 nate alk to the command of the American squadron on ets —— ‘ They are good Shoes— sq) pina arans sbi — the mountains aml at the seashore. Sum- 17 Ladiest Black Cheviot Reefers, astrakban dull season of the manufacturers, On tue bottom of all nen cat oe a that eceasion, will not reach this country in | SENATOR KENNA'S CONDITION, mer's dullness wa- taken advantage of to Seu Gantt Gran eee our bills the following notice is written: er ones sold for the tame se | time to assist very materially in making the sa rox: esusoedl awh Gomes aes Ge Jessen the cost of manufacture Pacman aasaie tm “In consequence of the sudden rise of Domestics reor- these at thelr regular prices ——Strone— pretiminary arrangements. The gc hare ta It ts Critical and There Are Grave Doubts | mence Just ar moon as hey bag Cotton Musiine by the hundred bolts, © Ladies Black Cheviot Coats, cape saat ders are subject to advance." So you see our early orders shapely and comfortable—that “boxes pol opt ger gel Ble —rdctes ih tora | as to His Recovery. | would be some delay, he ‘thought, ineldent te ‘Trimmines by the hundred pieces, Spooi trimmed and lined to side seams, with and have secured immense bargains, not only to ourselve: ie eadpeas, ot nalethettels impose of the world have been invited and have all| The condition of Senator Kenna is ex-| the small umber of inspectors, but be thonght withont ef seal fastenings. Reduced from Cottons, Tapes and Buttons by the gross nee oa ae but to our customers. We have an elegant department, soaapion i Promised to participate, and steps have been tremely critical and great doubts are enter- | DY *pring moos eT and sewing girls by the hundreds—ll com- ao ink: Ghavios Oneta, emma eeu situated on the second floor of our new building, where ee jibe tovrecure the concentration at Hampton | tained as to his recovers from the serious | nd tater 2 the health of the city, could Dined to scale the cost of manufacture of Joth-faced to side seams. Reduced from customers have the advantage of ty comfort and will of finding your siz-—but the “Part, meme podhon = guna re ed a Negroes relapse which be suffered on Sunday night. | Capt. Rossel was also heartily in favor of fhewe garments toch # point that weeas RE EG Rot pe hampered for room as on former openings. W tnx Prices we call them—wil [hasbeen doon Sy The family ae been ponpered for the | Ghocchemes tn Sat, bokee mee eae active om the made-ap 1 less that acl 0 med * . | ther ? re Se a eas and astrakhan fur. Reduced from $14 and have one hundred style ep kde oS aed Grits sapsie high more than pay you for the troub! NO ARRANGEMENTS FOR RECRIVING THE ronEIGN | WOTSt for the past few davs and the end may poy of the other to Commissioners ee eS $14.50 to 811-50. twenty of fine chemises, 25 of corsét covers, 25 of long come atany time. Dr. Chilton of West Vir-|'@ bring about this work. When « Stam yourseif. Inasmuch as dealers look upon Offering Extraordinary at $13. 90.11 Hand- skirts and 15 of short skirts. The bargains are too an- of looking. a gaweee ginia, the family physician, is in constant at- | T*POrter asked him for an aqeasen 68 Game inci Chika dtemah etait ss = cae a ‘side wae ratlcmaane Spe aa No arrangements whatever have yet been | 8 phy . m on the subject he eaid the matter was these “January Sal some Black Cheviot Coats, silk-faced to merous to enumerate, and so we cordially invite the ladies sale "til they*re all so! y tendan Dr. Sowers is the consulti of and to prevent other merchants from seoms and richly trimmed with black marten . 1 4 t th: 1 made for the reception and entertainment of a . 3 ‘ing | one considerable importance both to the beso conte Shee wn Condes and biack fox fur Reduced from $15.50, $16 Seema te eet cher eee nee tuemest Yom (0s. .-w wives gicasBosad cues eres the foreign visitors or the movements and Physician. Dr. Chilton has shut himself citizens and the fair fame uf thie fair city. pind emer ary caageaydlon pad aaa as Sree ee 2 Cee eect renter i -- Tanenvers oPthe vessels after they have assem-|i8 the house of Senator Kenna and re-| Whatever unsanitary conditions esteted they ros ata preft we bare been compelled t mre ete os We ob Sealey ote 3 i bled, and there are a thousand and one other | fuses to eee any reporters. ‘The family ae well | SROuld be rectiied ‘and a aes sncenaptrocunty one ich anisome Catriare Wr Retacsa: I .M ie . 1.02 ox Waster Wras. necessary details yet to be arranged. One of the | are reticent regarding the Senator's condition. | the ment mtn ware, cold te ty Ge ent with the words “BON MARCH! uapies’ Mestix As amBric |9 0 gael remands = ——- : Rn | the most effectual w this for our own and your prot e have concluded to close out the ba!ance 0 0 Adana geigs taclesto definite action at presen : It was learned from a friend of the family this do this for our own and so e- ot cae lageten Hae Oma ake 8.98 = the luck of money, : less Congress speed- | morning that Mr. Kenna was a little better and thon, asthe garments are bene retailed by and “Opera” Cloaks, so offer them af greatly a bad Did you ever own a pair of CORK SOLE ily complies with the request to at once provide | had passed a fairly comfortable night, but bis | ne at leas than what other merchants have deca pine. Gowss. > ri he for the necessary expenses, estimated at ooniltion as-anuh an te snanetnaaatags amet aban ones fe rk ean fe Game at to pay at wholveale. For this resson we are } attention {s drawn to these: 3 SHOES? If you did. you do now. They 000. it is predicted by naval officers that the | cern. Dr. Sowers will eall again th Aterno0n | cials would be at work on thes = compellad to restrict each purchaser to 1 Elegant Hlumiaated Camel's Hat Cloth SPFCIAT, PRICES FOK JANUARY SALE. .3 are the WARMEST—FASIFST—DRYFST naval feature of the Coluu © at 4 o'clock. oe, pavrspacionscanhcs pghe eg Cloak. tknuned wit genuine black marten fu. Sad Ge kciuins Mesa ca dem tion will be a complete — fiasco, SEXATOR KEXNA’s 111x800 —_ act move Gan Sroge ee hanlsome silk passementerte yoke and lined 5 5 ine! sible Shoes man can wear, Admiral Gherardi’s fieet, consist « 4 " . In sizes from 15 to 16 fnehes. . . % ¢ earment, in onler to give thew the vot with ligt changeable nk Re pain es We've proofs ia plenty. the “Taltinore,”‘Charieston, an Aine Roe ee pearson rom $75 0 860. : 5 cisco atid Yorktown, now somewhere in the | Res# began to n ~The Sustrement Sins Mecn baggpresinetenpscgueinaga ter desrsghos iecdiamaly Oe acoea taal teed ae Gown of oo msn, tacked yoke, woart buttons. | Gof cee einity of Patagonia, is expected to reach New | when it sasapparent thet he had overw@hhed cay erly Snr this department in order to insure all ~ : rattle und sleev: 5 : rk about the of Feb he | himaself and needed a rest. His u rong peoresyancies hope ges fc ae Paticy 5 dur — er hntharhar Spratt ites V necks peas coutouel: of Bites S885, Cannvixe Orr Tae Corrs North — Atlantic dron, Actin Rear | and vigorous, constitution began to fail him and | This morning the #60 violin that wasteben pres gic pasevps aan Clank hI Tete ere Nn reas | aleeve and neck finished with campbrie ruffle and bead- a malls Admiral Walker commanding, Goneisting | « general breaking down of bie health set in, | bY a woman from the store of Kilis & Co, om wlow we give a m joak, ric uM s < Se 50e | of the Chicago, Atlanta, ‘eiphia. | Batsickness was something that unknown to | Saturday bre hand-omels lined with elegant broveded efi. psp eecenspernngenpreaneonyrgcer weg] | O 7 We picked up the thread of our $15 Concord, Vesuvius ‘and. ‘Kearearge, ‘wili| Mr. Kenss and he rete te be warned DF bis | aeneeapeeiod tg moans hs sbnbiiae canara ar USUIN PPRAWERS : aa fine braid trimminw. i Seo} VERC scan ee anes be ordered to meet Admiral Gherardi’s | ailments. He piunged into the heat of one of RY MESES DEAWERS. ' Ts: A Der Musite Gorn, yoke of clustered tucks, neck and | Wa Rave always made this one of our busi Ned aie ape pliner al pease fleet in the West Indies, probably near the | the biggest campaign fights that has ever’ oc: | tbat if the firm bad been put tc any expenee te _ ES erecta Lake / op. Sleeves trimmed with neat French embroidery. ee apoviertrarres greased preres one off at noon yesterday. The helf holiday Barbadoe accompany it to the United | curred in his «tate, and he did not rest until he | M4 @ *tatement of the amonnt to en eddress ——— » a view of closing out the balance of our Muslin Gown, yoke of Sea WE cals C01 paceetees GaSe BOE GE SSS, Pg Sa States, = Rear Admiral Benham’s flag- | had satisfied himself that West Virginia was |i” another city and « check would be fer- yoke band, S-inch hem, with P. Sonnette Corsets in black and | around neck and sleeves aid not Rad a Piece Urlaat eechoree elntiee ween ship, the Newark, and gunboat | safe for the democracy. His service to hin | "arded. Maceis ai dias don eee sizes, we reyihenea! —— Se A a ae We started this season. Go to start the winter of Lous throw dust in the face of the facts—here Beanington, which are to convoy the caravels party was rendered at the expense of his health | “None of the published statementsof thetrane- Varck. trimmed with narrow embroidered rn fe | With aciean stock we will have todo some sharp sell- are hundreds of OVERCOATS of our own representing Columbus’ orig’ complete stock of Corseti fbb sesrelhor nese intial Zhe | INE now, as our present stock is at least one-third diz, Sp: al fleet from Ca- | and about a week before the election he was | Sctiou have been correct, to the West Indies, will probably | obliged to take to bis bed. A severe cold de-| STA® Teporter today, ~The woman was well Particular attention fs called to the muslin used inthe manu “ } aking—marked at the same prices they've reach there in time atso to accompany the | veloped inte ple hich involved the heart, | dfessed. and the little obild that accompanied ber, uality Ek, Cu. Care we Gunale. ; s ¢ 5c | Jarzer than it should be. m i veloped into pleurisy, which involved t i a a . . . . as : ck, fin: | It would be impossible for us to mention each arti- 2: other American vessels to their rendezvous in| It is the affection of that organ which bum | 1 confese,isarmedall suxpicion. When 1 sentthe fee of this garment. oe - Waist c M wh, Yokeof fine tucks, high neck, fin- been selling at ali the season—$25, ‘ TEA’ exidepler age ee a Pcp ey oo pha ores dar genre “The | Cl@reduced. Almost the entire stock is affected in iaiga gas é Hampton Ronds,where the naval review proper | caused his serious condition. His maguificent {olin to the hotel that she destynated T sent « Sosa Te 25c. = Muslin Gown, V-neck, yoke of fine tucks and four | Some way by the ee ee SSE piysiave allowed him to shake off the plearisy, | hers te collect the money. Bo Lord @ wit more than to out Wit: H. MsKzs: Wide insertines, ome be SWEEPING REDUCTIONS and all styles—and you've only to choose A FORMIDARLE PROCESSION OF WAR SHIPS, ut the heart trouble still remains. a Poon - ogre os Mra es iiam 2. McKew, Muslin Gown, yoke of polka dot embroidery, neck | which will prevail all during the progress of this sal for 815. We half of thn This will make quite a formidable procession | Several times it has been thought that he was sian Rave, was stopping Barre to one customer. and sireves finished with beatling and French em-| All xe can dois togive youa few items in some of ee i | gn the rapid road to recovers, when another at-| efter telephoning to all the - _ Pine Musiin Drawers.yoko 933\P= Aw mi : qaiopiymeng 8 [eg sla hapod ad bales sodiercter erred shane hs ld hk es co of war chips and indicates the earnest purpose | ‘aca of tee heart has placed him again ine pre-|Betle end falling tc Gu Guy Gump kena ain 1" b + dave Cansasts Goma. yoke of Stas task, hick aod | when See ar enone, of the administration to do all it can to insure | carious condition. Just before the reawem-| "oman be brought the violin beck te 29c. 5 —_— Jeeves trimmed with embroidered ruffle He! ness (1003 T)EPARTME: you tardy ones up. the success of the naval celebration. From the | bling of Congress he had a serious relapse, but | the store. Then we found on k over the is i fine tucks, finished with cutive mains ‘Muslin Gown, V neck yoxe of fine tucks and wide ESS Goops Department: \ time he enters the waters forming | until last Sunday he convalesced. Sunday Sen- | *t0ck, for she had been » long making. ‘24m. raffle of Hambure em- . e2 * | insertings, back yoke and knee-wide plaits; neck and | Sags Ann Company, the North Atlantic station or home | ator Kenna had another bad stroke, and from | bet selection, that a $60 violin was missing. ee ee : = Ladiew Furnishers, | sleeves finished with embroidered ruffles and fine | | We sre clearing our stock for the beautiful spring oe station, as it is genernlly _ealled, | that time the family has been prepared for the | | Teported the matter to the pam ot Oe Wevtdery. At thie low arice misiig F st. N.w. | beading Se einih | Oar mile ease wool Ares tate cae ee | Oe AaDS |< Whies te people shop: Rear Admiral Gherardi, as the ranking officer | worst. z eet tae, ee See ee 7 oes neee ea ce pee ra 7TH STKEET. } resent, will be in supreme command of all ed —, would them we cannct afford to sell more - ‘Pride of the Weat® Muslin, yokeot very fine cluster | know we have never before this season had Colored cs J mee, oF ‘ea in, ’ panel: 0. 8 nate wi *y . grently in discovering the thief. Conse- tha fo ome enstomer. D R tucks, Rsk sen eevee Snisind with very Sno Bronch Frmaconde, | Everything ts new, and will be a ime rey Sauna eopehee Becta parsiegs ral, = BOB DALTON NOT A DEPUTY. quently I was rather a Bn] to ese Go etary , = ws Gow 7 embroidered railes.........4+ saseawsoeee ~ agatl o typewriting presented | sequent proceeding - Gene: Recet in print next morning. Prom what I have Extra Pine Muslin Dra ress Goons Repvcrioss. Min Gown, square joke, 40 tacks, wideincert | pices 42inch,Atzepot Moire Bensatine, nary |7e42 Wert ML Ee | sequent proceedings. ‘The Attocnay Genera! Sins Renstven Repeste | he Patt oe tan Lae 50. ers, yoke band, 2 clusters of With the Ladies it'edress, always dress. | ing, sleeves, neck and down-front of yoke finished | pine and brown, with red tufed camel's hate steipe, Ae fend a # ism kleptomanias. w that I have got the began OP ap ra They're always thinking of what the next | with wide embroidered ru‘fe....... 8 98¢ | rewular price $1.50. marked down to 81.18 yard. OFFICERS AS INDIAN AGENTS. Attorney General Miller was asked today by | violin back I sbali take no further steps iu the iio Gress will be made of We can give you valu- lca ce eeee 2 pieces S-inc' All-wool Novelty Figure Camel's passes ein He: arg embroid. .. ‘an reporter if he had any further informa- | matter.” able suggestions for the most perfect cloths Hair Berge, eray and brown, with black figure, regu- for dresses, and our dressmaker can tell you — lar price $2.75. marked down to 81.75 yard. Commissioner Morgan Explains What —— tion with reference to the truth of the dis- . - i r ws ‘Should as | : att Daniel Schiller’s As«tgament ered ratte. At this pricewe 5(), the test and most becoming way to make cue artuneweeke 3 pieces 42inch All-wool Two-toned Bengaline, | F'Laxaaax's Recently tee Peeeideny nMMa Fonsens. {patches from Coffeyville, Kan.,to theeffect! nenict Schiller dealer keane foods, furnieb- mani ane te elk tie sap brown and gold, navy and gold, carnct and gold and 7a Misosscsenns) Recently the Fresident upon the recommend: | that Bill Dalton and Bill Lapsey were acting @2| ing goods, millinery, whe, or te sie ce ates - ‘The most d-eamy dress goods are here at zreen and blue, recular price $2, marked down to EWELRY NAANUFACTURINO ation of Commissioner Morgan through the | deputy United States marshala, He said auiinin tos eae baad eed than? pairs to * = a ‘the most lively reductions. — oo Esranrrcavenr, Secretary of the Interior was requested to de-| I have word from the marshals of Kansas, erat an eexigument for the ’ ani xtra Fine Musiin Draw- eeccee RSET (OVERS. pieces 48-inch All-wool Camel's Hair Serge, with Re aE he tik : benefit of bis creditors to Herman Baumgarten. { ‘“ sessile, 3 clin ‘ CORSET COVERS: fancy stripe in the most desirable colors, regular} 531 Sevexrn St. N.W. | tail an army officer to take charge of the agency | of the western district of Arkanear, Oklahomo, | Preferences are made to isanc Otterbarg. 300. { o9 Needing’ nen pkadie Velour Dress Goods, in@-yard price 81, marked down to 7c. yard. |at Fort Belknap. The appointment has! the Indian territory and the eastern district of | Samuel Schiller. and Katz Brothers.@135.25, 8 4 Broken Jewelry made as strong as new by expert | i i of +imch tucks, finished with $18.00 SPECIAL PRICES FOR JANUARY SALE. leer htmens Sefton hire ngs in = leuue tea Jetta | been made, but in connection with | Texas and ther all deny that Bill Dalton, or any —- Bin Hamburg embroid- ..... — Plaids, 6 yards, in pat- te canteen 86 edb. 81.50. marked down Maint = arcaae ia the recommendation Commissioner Morgan | member of the Dalton family or gang, has been sittin ai Bh capes notte. At this price SQ Sad quality ton.” BL1.50| teostytesin hich and square neck cambets..22%4¢ | Spleces 44-inch All-wool French Diagonsl, in dark was asked by the Secretary to describe | appointed or has been acting deputy United | yCAET! Oe eet aE 2 oe. SOinch C mel's Hatr S $9.00 | ,.Xicemesin, neck front, trimmed, drawa work | erecn, light creen, navy and brown, regular price % 4 the qualifications which in his opinion were | States marshal for any of those districts for Poy, BERBEa! REGINALD Lin AM ee en eaplleprnes — and neat ede. b | ee ees Sc Se BLAS gare. needed for this poxition. In compliance with | more than two years past, and each denies that | to MISEA DICKOOS of Mech eee on Soon “Emaewuerdbeas Q7 50)| winseisinnl went, oak omromet| PIRE BEsCE RIBS FRINGE Cosrrgrarios | it Siluuy dat arg nce wens Tio ef | Bul Lipses has ever so acied under him ceca Rabesiss 1S Comet Cove for... oe ee Six styles in fine cambric, hih, round, square and | $1 styles reduced to 75e. bree a great deal of apprebension upon the po The denial of Marsha! Waiker of Kunsas as to biased pepe oo ae a [necks trimmed in lace, embroidery end fine tnck- Seiries that w rol 50 now Ot. BP SN assigning army oflicers to the charge of I: the Daltons bas already been published. As youn _ eesereeee eee 50- ryle was 5 now #1. ates 3 cies. _Insomtch as it isthe policy estab- | Bill Lipsey, ina telegram dated yesterday be duced from $1.25 yd. to. 96e | “Low neck, cambric, eck and sleeves trimmed with | 2atyles that were Snow at z agencies. Insomtch a ey estal | , s shed by law, »g to the cirenmstances | *a¥8: “Bill Lipsey is not now or has he ever fool Serge... S50cts. 54. | gne embroidered edve....... G0e | 1 style that was #. : 5 ehel by Sem, S01 owing to he ctoommmiannes | , : re of the case seems now to be practicaily forced | been my deputy.” + ay commands Cambric, Vineck, finished with deep embroidery | style that was 82 be ft “pened jarshal Needles of the Indian territory says: Corset Coversof fine Lone Ked attention. We have down front and around sleeves... : Letyle that was 84. Palgeesst are asi ne Dill Dalton, nor no other Dalton, a now or = Ski: ech: cients shades at all prices. On up to 1 style that was #6 now 84. cer ths mies Savomaiie cliceatnacss "lever based ncomminton Sxeuh moe @apey oe Every one con be suited. e 1 style Braid Frinze was 81.28 now 50: z the most favorable circemstances should Marshal, Neither has Lipsey sig residen: rout and beck, 4-inch em. Crepe de C1 Jew weave, —- “ “ 5 = 7 n my opinion che oficers appointed should | Marsbal. Te ae cagsmcigmn cme SMa hes S150 ve. | eee a fall Hoe of cotorn reduced erg eon Princes, in| | An we bad nrevionaly announced that the discounts | grstof ail be in, armpaiiy with we eee | Matahal Yoos of the western, district of Ar- en ya ofS im, Bees i daamekain Pihaden 40 inches widen 82.00 ONG SKUTS, All our & ‘ayia Urday evening, we Bnd ourselves surronnded by te. | policy of the government in dealing with its | kansas ray phere int 45 laches widen” $2.00 vv. s 8. oop bpdiggenpeeemepclsimemncerars pg map foo ook es ep me ae * look : sir} ‘Ihe Daltons were officers under my prede- = es et nineties wcahaak matin ah whiney wide <, MH0054. | Sizes trom 36to-42. State length of skirt in order- | A Sou know, weonly have kept the best All-ilk Rib- Seleson eo ity toner. Always Willig 10 com oo bese ey go des meg Serge cs ony Iretnined Grat Daiton until May, "90, | oe wenige ss ste: pvening Velvets and Change- ing by nail, = y reasonable demand i Gen. Mor goes on to| Robert and Emmett Dalton acted as posse fe price we cannot QF OPE con. able Velvets in great vs- Twostyles of good muslin skirts, deep flounce of | Allour Fine Feather Band Trimmings that have ec Have magglrory aca peg ten ago Oe oe Ol ics ka 00, eta ia ateli @ee ee ont monethan teoto each — Egy riety. fine tucked cambric, tucks above flounce....... been selling for $1.25, 81.59, $1.75, 2 and $3, now | Concluded that the balance of this weck shail be de-|®*¥ that such a man should be amterested desperadoes, They were all considered trast- o0c Rengalines for street and All-cambrie Skirt, deep floance tueked and 10 tucks | 98. We have ali shades and combinations to inateh | Yeted to, io ee ene aig ae m until the fail of 90, when thei stomer ead evening Wear, inches as heading. ees ae B50 te tee toe end fo Trimming 1s more! Repvcrioxs Ly Every Derantosenr, | that be fbould ben man of high moral charne- | worthy men until the fall of "3 oo to omg aes ----0+-#1.25, $1.50 and 81.75 yd. | Good Muslin Skict, very deep yoke, deep cambric | suitable to trim the sbirts of walking dresses and —— PARTMENT. | ter; that he should be in. varmony with the In- | first unlawful acts begun, None of pod Biss? 1 Mus SHzis Evening Novelties, flounce, tucked, 10 tucks above flounces,............81 | house wrappers. Tas S. terior Department and be willing to carry out ge by me ong kewl — c~ ped rey ; . ‘ light ground, combination Twoelegant styles, deep embroidered ruffle and 4 “ reves ais Scnepeie the orders of the commissioner of Indian ll _Lipser bas new a in my - 5 ey aa figures ead trioun, frown. Ae ae a eee | Bem now ies nn Mata Colle, wore | uti ard hich everest ahouct eat | adeicr an thats lines preeicnble "ake | emp. amd fdo ot krew him") "| tea tna Se ey . helix; palin, tiatehel Srectal Double Good Muslin, dec ‘of | Feather Boos one-third off reguia easy, although larwe cards are hung in ais es onpo- | should bé married men who till establish upon | _ Marehal Dickerson of the eastern district of | Srminie! THANE we HAVRE, beloved 64. . yor 1. fini Ww ke ahidbis el tnatetitn cae: "8110 salar prices, site fo each department, wiying you the exact redue- | the reservation a home that wili be an object | Texas says: . ‘Katie Hay re. with Zinch cambric ruff, SES BLQS yp, | Mostin, 8 tacks im stict and deep embroidered | WEILTNGS. See ee en lesson for the Indians. None of the Daltons or any of the gang ot Blessed are they who die in the Lond. siecle aati ecient as Pes vnliasecemnel be samated einisiahase-ge | Mtl ose -ceweras-----. ie eoasevas LINGS. OUR WOOLEN DRESS Goops ts — oie es ec a es aS cena as Speyer Had He asked os, well we know in sem als kde Ga es ann ‘And up to #8: ings in black and colors. Regular price, ovr Doha e eee ; | posse during my tern of office. a Tt » Tufle finishe . Don't fail to see us this week if you want yard. Reduced to 15 cts. Ontera 5 Per Con NO SERIOUS TROUBLE ANTICIPATED, | | Marshal Grimes of Okla: save neither Lord, we love bin let hs oo” a ty les of Hamburg embroidery. At the grande-t CLOAK BARGAINS that you'll _ OUR SILK OFPARTALEN ae er Lipsey bas been or isa in tore he lived, Peers. ePrice we cannot OFOFE ..cecernue obtain in « lifetime. ADIES! GHORT GRITS our Nonee Bittner gy kntgrtges an Atteript of Lander mde bs ihe a : life Was asked, but God. eli. aside ee 4. Apize Seca? GEraie SNe Reisine! us teabecs Go eae a ire ean People to Force the Indinus to Sell, apt Would seom.” said the Attorney General, “ ne i. 64. ae ae era seo 2 Risihe bicpprdinnediens tem pepsingienay our rift Bishi Persons hore Sussilinc with thenituation de not | “het hee Ce ee See ens ee meee stom nslin, cambric rofl, tucks above. . SSets. yard. Reduced : OP cent. ici GLP 5 cui, 7 east, Wednesday of 73S) 'elock. Sten Set Seema eens Cunps & McDrauw, Muslin, deep hem and stx tucks .......-...........d8e | 1 lot of Collars in white, black and colored. Resu- , _ OUR HOUIESY DEPARTMENT anticipate any serious trouble between the Sho- | sttern district of Texas, the Indien tersitery are reaver.fully invited to-attend” no Soft Maclin Deep yoke band, rufte vf cambric, Stucks above. 3c | lar price, 15 and 18 cts. each. Reduced to !} cts ‘OUR DRESS fie MMING DEPARTMENT shone and Arapahoe Indians in north W,-oming, | and Oklahoma effectually dispose of the Dalton Qf. rote bana, “Beerything a Woman Wants," Deep ruffles of blind ewbroidery and 3 tucks | ead ovr MEO in tence ax stated in the dispatches sent from Lander, | and Lipsey stories.” 10.inch new 1114-1116 F S:; N.W snare sis aie ot Vaisteloais ieee a's Woes |, 2st of Navy Bine Figured China 8itk Ties. Bagu- ‘Ofereto her Cent Wyo, It is regarded as un attempt on the port PORE SARE CT x ‘tN. . mgm eae aessuai — . lar price, 15 and 18 cts. each. Reduced to 5 cts. OUR RIBBON DE! AKT ME! of Lander people to force the Arapahoes into ae ee ak ee ypswonseninsce beespanmbadhicas ~~ - ——- ACES. oor ste VLC EL RIBBON: selling lands they are uuwiiling to part with, a| _T- Sevelioz A. Brcwn, chief clerk of the eee — 1. ACES. OUR LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT commiseion last year negotinied a treaty be- —— sage scorers med —— And fve dave, of preumen’ niente... = Tiwery Torics Or Isterest se 1 plece of Black Escarial Sutache Lac oun se oestrus tween the United States and the Shoshone and | cf chy fae — oa pet moa Notice of frineral tomorrow. to cach customer. lAr W. &E pee I wide. Regular price, 81.50. Reduced to 90 cts, saa Pir Cont : Arapahoe tribes, by which the two latter ceded | Ment *t an early day to engage in priva | gary ac teeel, at TLS poe Av ILMARTH “DMONSTON'S. BS Muss a OUR HANDKEXCHIER DEPARTMENT haif the 0 ay | ness in this city + | Youngest son ct Job and Mary Mi : . | abies’ Mustix Diiwexs: yard. RRCaIEE (DEE more than half their reservation, which they |e a ee ith the exception of an tn-| emma soem arity, aed Bites [ MUSH Another ‘shipment of Chafing pea I piece of Black Escurial Sutache Lace Inserting, 5 OUR GLOVE DEPARTMENT occupy Jointly. terval of two years, been in the service of tip | Paseagueae: . * Reston Dest Sack bore x —= SPECIAL PRICES FOR JANUARY SALE. inches wide. Regular price, €2.25. Reduced to@1.09| OUR KNIT USDERWEAI DEPARTMENT While the commission secured over a million | Department of State since December, 1864, of ENMAX,, 09 Jenmery 2 I gt 490 8 a Good Oe. up to a0 big eck: ovr MEN's ORR eh, acres in the northern part of the reservation,or | that is to say, for twenty-seven | Ses Avani: homonn aga toot eee SOc. | Sov Meter Hrubtant ~ line of the best BRASS Tn sizes from 23 to 31 inches. 1 piece of Black Silk Vandyke Point Lace, 15 our Coie dre Rivest jeg omnipage ry “70.006 | Sean" Deceeaber 21, Teese ened Teena | “Pokorest Sp. m. Weloneday. Bvivae, > 5 bec, yoke of 6 KETILES, — inches wide. Regular price, $3. Reduced to 99 cts, ovr EE BEER esewr acres of valuable lands on the southern border | July 1, 1966; t0 clase 2 October 16, 1965; to | HARDY; Om, Mendey. January 2. a bias “berring-bone arplice neq a 2 2 Black ThreadLace Fichus. Were #40 each. ' Re- xy near the town of Lander. The two Indian | Ging: 1st of i “4 ® ? o Few left of the odd lot of Deep hem and cluster of tucks........... 20 Per Cent. class 4 June 1, 1870; was made chief of the native of Castle Isiand, “ . ss oe. prone acy duced to #5 each. ovr INK WSie Dep McreNT tribes in a secret council had agreed not to sell | f indexes andl Bf | etged with white and colored Mami Decorated China After-dinner Yoke band, cluster five tucks, deep oF poe n ¢ | bureau of i and archives July 1, 1873; nae ebeete. fth whi 01 anbarg Coffees at half and two-third Deep cambric rufile with three fine tucks, 1 Black Thread Lace Fichu. Was $10. Reduced to ovr aise aes this Lander tract, as it was very near their set- | chief clerk of the department August 7, 1873, | ‘streets varshey Jonsaey Fmbroidery at thie : prices. above rufle........ . $3.50. Offers 10 Per Cent. tlements. The commission finally won over and a member of the department board of civil sea r Tre rearctlg is : sees Ruffle of embroidery and clustered tucks... 2 Black Llama Lace Fichus. Were $5 each. Re- OUR E Chief Washakio, and his tribe of Shohones, of | service examincrs on the same date. He re- i —— ee | - vs Deep cambric ruffle with five fine tucks, seven tucks } aacea to 91.50, yore ent course. followed him. but the Arapaboes abso- | signed February 1, 188%, and engaged in the | @§{QDDAKT, On 7) Fert sell more than tice to cach | H Wirwarta & Epxoxstos, above....... # soseceseenaes our Stank bePaniMeNT lutelr refused to listen to very generous offers | real estate business with Mr. John E. Beall of seat “of Armat : aigtk ie ae jag | Deep era foidered rufflsand clustered tucks. FAxS¥ Goons: Ta atitt ofering the same, Sacrinced Pricer. Don’t | for this tract near Lander. Finally “the ma- | 1391 F street, Seperate nk moat ‘sixteen “ ae. % g - Z J ee z jority of the commission took the negotiation th of February, 1890. Mr. Brown = jeeocene Extra fue Muslin : All our Japanese Goods at exactly half price. hidebe arse iintt Ny ftv Smead out of the hands of the chairman, who was « a, by Mr. Bisine, itis ony ser- | CADE bevovnd ton at ce RN oS OEP LS HHEUNNAANARAAEREAREARERER BR — Ladies! aya Gents’ Leather Traveling Cases, Were| WiLL TARE PLACE ON MONDAY NEXT. | citizen of the town of Lander, stating in their | vice in the departinent, his familiarity with tte era tnir en toare teat Saye 59. pointed yoke, o ARKERRAECER@BACGKEMEEEREEEECEREEEEE ood value at $2.50. Now #1 It will be a 7 of woods that were well | Feport to the government that they did so be- | Guties and bis methods of performing his own phaepral fron Shi5 Wt ret January #°t 2090. z ps ‘i jceuenatneen * aeeunauaann AMBRIC T)RAMERS. value EB iow 81.78 to close. More a ae is hoy Seormedl that ‘iain " . ‘Felatives invited clusters of 7 fine tucks, SvSySSsSpessaMsssssHsss 8598 sssgss | CAMBRIG DRAWERS: eisbuaule4sis thi Ga uan nak anee ougnt and selected with good judgment that our | cause they learn: echoes glide weoaar 4 THORPE. The remains of the late x. ne fare vo Avrcitx Goon Hes Deep ruffle of torchon lace and 10 tucks. Collar and Cuff Boxes that were $1.75 now 98¢; ais 7 Sey ea cand Pee gern handler Aa 5 a Se ee th cueines Hamburg Embroidery. 11 )ge8 HINGS: Hes Raffle of blind embroidery and c! that were $1 now 69c. A. Kacrmas, did not do so they would be thrown off the res- 3 sae friends are Pt te pt ‘ ies ‘tuck: see ssessenes soos genes Mt with Easels, fine ervation. The majority of the commission, ‘ec Sh ES a 4 proe we canmet : jase Ar Hoover & | Ssxpers, # eB Deep ruffle of fine French work with 3 clusters of - Sa ae wenn ee: 909 PENN, AVE. X.W. consisting of C,H. Merillat of Washington, wines tasseenenceen De wp wanieRRe Siyt 4 . ator to mit mere tan? 5Q. | HES | Wemousht we were offering the H&S | tucks wie sarees @l-30 | Theoee Shorpine Bare—' —o {Tite PeorLe’s Money savER_{o— |}, C., and J. H. Brigham of Ohio, then sade | OPders have been issued at the Treasury fee tecacheuctemer. | 2 | HES che bet ofpred in Wasbincton, #58), Tw? S7iee with embroidered rnmle and ‘That were 81.85 now @1.00. = Py Shc ee peer gee Abend nar vane H Hes bi have eclipsed itim the pur- H tribes signed and with which they appeared : HES obs or tale sew loc atten HES That were 82.25 now 81.25, rs 5 53 jensed. It ceded ;the northern haf of the tee ; = Faire foe austin, [HES fos Sow hott'eat ou weher® BER ‘That were #3.00 now $1.50. ae to the government for $600,000, or 55 3 6§ Gowns, Mother Hubbard jae. SP thick soles (lor warmth). as All Silver Ware and Pho o Frames half price. cents ——— One hegre thousand dollars De md the 30 ‘Suse in . fased OFF Rss ce Hamburg inserting and fue | HER Ladien shrewd —— oe i Glycerine, Windsor. : "i The chairman 2S commission refused to easel a exist, Saisie al [HES wout, comtorcable thicholed thee " CHEMISES. sign aty, and the people o! nder suc- fecha, fathered at wrist, Qntshed at the | HES Pout. cutoriable ihiek-oleathon H&S) T ADIES: CHEMISES. NgroNs: : ceeded. through their tion, in having the Beck. yoteaniseres with Hamburg Em. | HES lust divslice ey neqd ere ata. HES i . treaty held up in Cor and’ another com- nis a6 es eee Bit ore SPECIAL PRICES FOR JANUARY SALE. verte’ Best Steel Scissors, all sizes. To close ted. Arapaboes, it appears, wee cannot agord e exit : jHas prsigicnniga te Jaced shoes a £3 a out, one-half price. z Shoes are Very, Vory to treat with this commission. , HES hereatda’ Very styiisa OBES In sizes from 34 to 44 inches. Belting was 10c. yard. Now Go.- Popular. more than two to cach ges ae $ ‘Bone Casing, all colors, 7c. piece. customer HES — Hoover & Syyoe: ry Belding Bros.* Best Spool Silk, 100 yards, Be. : Our $8 and $10 Shoes Gencints vie (Ath 12UTE, Aa NUAV, Muslin, corded band, buttoned... 360 | Velveteen Drees Pacing, wae 10e., new 7c, 7 - Thbtunniiistmnianieaainmie Corded band, tucked yoke, embroidered band down | Delong Patent Hook and Eye Tape, 250. yard. thie Gown to be equal to front... = s Feather Bone, white and black, was 12e., now Sc. ¥ __ any sold about town at #1 Piece. Siinapnnieteisillii te-itiiln: tis Fancy Novelty Braid. Colors: White, blue, tan and foar rows of Hambarg inserting brown. Two widths. and finished Wide was 22c. yard. Now 17. Wik herring -bone braid. surplice neck.inch i a echinacea Mohair Puney Braid in 920 F ST. N.W. a enn tenen eet =} - SER PAIR eee conn ein Ae A colors, Former price 42c. y4., now 29c. worse ow Me price wecan- i Parlor, Chamber aud Dining Room Furniture Also Stk Belaine, white and black, best quality. For- Baltimore Sigre, Mot afford to weld move than : = | @full line of Brussels and Ingraim Carpete, EF-We've published a catalogue giving a complete | ™*F Price 3c. piece, now 19c. eno tens exctemer | New stort and new stock. Twenty per cent lower | ist of all the garments in stock. Send, write or call | Ladies’ fine Silk Side Elastics, regular price 35c., ‘than any house in Washington. forit. We'll, tt. Row 25c. - eI hg tegen my ce om Pte Rade tem note oe ‘have been selling at from s ah, * SESS coovawastccmaeras a A. PIERCE & G@.. “Where Quality's First; Prodiis Second,” ; == eee ois haa Daas 314 Ax» 316 Tm Sr. N.W. ALK is the place o make your purchases. ’ . 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