Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1893, Page 4

‘THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR basa regular and permasest circelation t= Wasbington three times larger thas that of any other paper ia the city. Ae a local NEWS paper and Ad~ vertising Wodiam it has ne competitor. Live ettizens will watch with more than ordi- nary interest the procedure of the Penneyl- vania and Reading Railroad Companies as to the program of non-unionizing their employes ‘which seems to have been agreed upon by the authorities. To aay that the men are surprised but feebly expresses their condition. For some months past it has been evident that railroad trainmen upon one or two of the great systems were getting ready to demand increased com- pensation and the master minds had shrewdly Gecided that the effort would be more effective if pat forth when the world’s fair traffic was about to commence. But there wes no discontent among the Pennsylvania's employes and only in case of a sympathetic strike being ordered would the lines of that company be blocked. It was therefore » bomb- sbell which fell at Indianapolis when the Penn- syivania’s freigh'-bandlers were given the choice between severing connection with their anion or leaving the road. Ten out of twenty-three decried to stand by the organization which they believed bad « right to exist, the others re- ained their situations. Then it was stated that the same company bad heen quietly dispensing with the services of operators who belonged to the Order of Railroad Telegraphers and filling the vacancies with men who had no labor aMiliations. If these discharges mean that the company will employ only those who are not members of the two or three organizations which now hare on their rolls nine-tenths of the Penneyivauia’s brain and brawn then there will indeed be trouble. Rumors ofa decidedly substantial nature hare it that the Reading authorities are about to move in the same direction and if these prove tras the difi- culty mast assume dangerous proportions. It would vem as though the railroad corporations, te aroid « conflict and heary Snancial los during the world’s fair rush, prefer to have the fight settled before the tremendous stream of travel starts westward. But no one can quite understand the Pennsylvania Company sbould take the initiative. Washington is per- sonally interested in this matter and it sincerely hopes that whatever sparring the company and ite employes may indulge in will be concluded before the inaugural period commences. soe Demeeratic Senators do not seem to be dis- turbed at the prospect of welcoming to their sedate brotherhood that eminent Tammanyite who made up his mind to succeed Senator His- cock and who has practically succeeded—Mr. Edward Murphy. But the calmness with which the coming of this stellar surprise is being re- ceived is deceptive, for away beneath the sur- face and in the hearts of Cleveland's most intimate friends there are flutterings that will not be subdued. Every politician knows that Marpby will in all cases follow the leadings of David B. Hill, and as that eminent wirepuller is not an ardent admirer of Grover Cleveland, there are thore who imagine that the Hill- Murphy team will speedily put itself on record as antradministration in its tendencies. Such & proceeding is most unlikely. Senator Hill is too shrewd to be openly antagonistic to the purveyor general of offices until he can put the purveyor general in a disagreeable and politically disereditable attitude. So long as President Cleveland nominates only solid dem- ‘crate neither Senator Hill nor Senator Murphy will utter a chirp, but the instant the head of a mugwump nominee appears in executive ses- ton at least two men will hit it while several others, who just now are willing tu be classified ‘with those who adore Cleveland, will applaud the effort and if necestary assist in removing the mutilated snbject from the senatorial pres ence. It will be very easy for the New Yorkers to explain their action. They will stand firmly and conspicuously upon the Tammany plat- form and when the opportunity arrives may be expected to bound on the stage from op- posite wings, simultaneously seatter sand im the center, bow to the audienge, link ¢ibows, and after singing in unison “We are democrats” proceed to dance vigorously upon the prostrate President and his mugwump nominee. That isthe program. If Mr. Cleve- Jand smiles upon recent converts to the doc- trines of democracy then he and they will be sufferers; if he does not then none but the mugs ill have cause for grief. ree In the decease of Benjamin F. Butler the United States loses a citizen whose name the | world over was regarded as being the synonym for Yankee shrewdness and amazing legal en- terprise. That Gen. Butler was in many re- epects a great man cannot be doubted. With- out previous military experience he was a more | than tolerably successful soldier, but be will more generally be remembered as alawyer whose | well of resources was never dry and whose tenacity in any cause in which he was inter. ested was truly wonderfal. He had as many ‘exemies as any other human being of this gen- eration, bat his prosperity was continuoas and on the abuse of opponents he seemed to fatten. —— Senator Kenna’s death will bring to the sur- face memories of the many kindly acts by which be endeared himself to all who bad the privilege of being associated with him. Fear- Jess asa debater and warm in his support of what he believed to be the right, no matter how wenk the cause, he achieved popularity euch as but few public men possess, see Baltimoreans want to know why it is sinful to skate in Droid Hill Park on Sunday when row- ing on the same lakes is not prohibited in sum- mer time. Washingtonians want to know why 0 many people live in Baltimore anyhow when there is such a desirable city as this within The Senate ought to take prompt and favor- able action in the matter of providing the Nor- folk and Western with the proposed indepen- dent entrance ito the District. There is no Project pending of greater importance to the development and welfare of the new Washing- ton. oe Only the enemies of a republican form of Government can view with unconcern the struggle which threatens to dethrone the reason of that old-time ally of the United States—the land that loaned us Lafayette and furnished uch other material aid when aid was most Reedet —— The public, the confiding public which make: investments on the strength of other ‘men's good reputations, would be much inter- ‘evted ia knowing to what extent the unautbor- ived ase of prominent ames, as in the case of Mr. McComas, is being carried. a Washingtonians will hear with astonishment that « railroad company has purchased a depot site in York, Pa. Has York no public reserva- tions? ee A German savant has discovered what he thinks is a sare means of disinfecting rivers. ‘There are fears that Rock creek will be a steady eusto cr. - zee If conditions get so lively that agitations eceur in Congrese and Kansas simultaneously Jerry Simpson will have to provide himself ‘With an astral body. see ‘There are apprehensions that the present fiush of excitement in France may becomes royal fush. —— There are symptoms of « hope in Chicago that the foot pads and the police will succeed in wiping each other out ee Few men have bad hatred as bitter or admi- ation as ardent as Benjamin Butler had, - 0 ‘This winter evinces disposition to make veminiscent oldest inhabitants work over-time, Wouex As Srrcoratons. Isvicatioxs Or Sunzwoxess. Wise rs urrrie rarsos wii taxy nor BE SO IN GREATER THINGS. . Woxtax resreon tooted 00 for centuries a taferior to man; seonly fitted to raise children and attend to household duties. She has been subdued When the Strongest arm ruled then. perhaps, was woman in- fertor, but now that t @ world is beginning to be ruled with the strongest and best minds she is corfimanding more recognition, In the col- jeges in England we Quad her beating the men. In Paris and other parts of France she is prov- tog bererif the best business man in many tostances. Ju ixine her by the few opportunities she hax where custom and prejudice retard her and we still find her Possessing the germs that when onrtured make the Professional and the business man, the port and statesman Wise menof family see the astural quickness of woman, and when they allow the wife to hold the burse strings home {s most ecunomically and best Brovided for. Of course there are foolish women, 9s there are foolish mea, but we cannot disprove » rule by the exception to that rule. Women have little opportunity fer epseuiation or investment, butenerally take every advantage of thetr Itmnited opportunities. Thiscan be weil illus trated in the purchase of clothing of sll kinds. The | an Who hase shrewd wife issupplied at nearly balf the catlay made by the man without one. Just now. for instance, women are spectlating, or perhaps (n- testing would be the better word.in winter garments. Merchants are closing out at prices that assure at least ‘percent tnierest on the money invested, as the fol’owine list wtil testify: $1.10 forchotce of any of the following winter ‘underrarments for men's wear: Cartwright & War- her's, American Hostery Co.'s. Genuine Camel's Hair, Natural Wool or “Health” Underwear None of these warments sold at less than $1.50 and some, Cart- wright & Warner's, were $1.50. Of course these are ‘unusually «reat recuctions in prices and it is only be- cause the proprietor of the Palats Royal does not in: tend to carry ® piece of winter goodsto the new build- ing on G street. And so with women’s and children’s goods. Here is list of goods that can be edvantageously worn until March and all next winter and the winter after: Ladies’ Australian Wool Ribbed Underwear that ‘Will not irritate the most tender skin. reduced from $1.25 to81 Medicated Woo! Vests and Pants re- duced from $1 to 75e Ribbed Silk Vests reduced from 75c. to 59e. Amerfcan Hosiery Com any's Full Regular Made Winter Merino Vests and Punts only ‘OSe. for ali sizes. Small Children’s Ribbed Natural ‘Woo! Vests reduced from 25c. and 5c. to 19. and 89e. Ladies’ Knit Worsted Skirts, in colors, reduced to 50c., Be. and BSc. ‘Skirts Knit in stripes of colors reduced to 85c. and 980. Flannel Skirts, in red, white, navy and black. re- duced to $1.24, $1.35, 81.50, $1.68, 81.98, 82.25, $2.65, $2.98, $3.95, $4.69, 84.98, 85 95, 26.68 Other Skirts ranging in prices from 7c. to $14 each. All at twenty per cent less prices than the be- ginving of this and next winter season. Phyllis’ Combination Suits and Tights for ladies and children, tn silk, woo! and merino, 10 per cent discount—one-tenth off marked prices. ‘The above are but hintsof the reduced prices. Hosiery, Leagins, Warm Gloves and Worsted Goods of all kinds for ladies and children are here in pleat ing variety and surprising prices—prices that make their purchase agood tnvestment even if the gar- ‘ments will not be worn until next winter. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Corner ith st. and Penra. ave. A We:tz-Hearep Srozz. ‘You forget the wintry blasts when tnside The Palais Royal. The temperature is at summer heat, and bere are the Ginghams and Percalesand Embroideries telling of the summer. If you are like most of the Visitors of late you will spend not afew minutes in the Embroidery Department, will not buy mueh, but 80 praise the collection that we count you «customer of the future. So with the Cotton Underwear stock. ‘You find the lowest possible prices ma:ked on charm- ing garments and only await the souvenirs of the “‘Openiug.” You will not have to wait long. Fer-Trmaen Ovrer’ Gases. You probably know of The Palais Royal's rerular stock of these garments for ladies and children, but, un'ess you have called quite lately, you have yet to learn of the NEW GOODS secured by our Mr. Lindau during his fyingtrip. The best bargains of the sea- son are offered. $3.98 sor 26.c0.coats of Linck cheviot with as- traknan fur entire length of front. $6.50 sor #10 coats ot light shades of cloth with for trimming to match. $9. 40 tor e15 English Cloth Costs, with front faced with electric seal fur. are aa $12.50 tor 225 ana 035 costs. Tan, bine, sray and black cloths, with suitable fur tri:nming the silk lining and superiority of finish. S15 so e20canata seat Capes. These are Lon- don dyed. Guaranteed forfour years. Judged worth $30 by the furriers, on $5.98 for ch ice of $8, $9and 10 Fur Capes, among which are those of Seal, Astrakhan, Lynx. Since no more can bs secured and but few are be. these will be flesting bargaina, Some Meze Fizertxe Bazoarxs. $3.50 tor s6-conts ot stizea Cheviots, in black, navy. tam, gray. Full length, perfect fitting. Ouly too few of them. a <4 $9.75 sor 915 costsot Pnelish Tan Kerser, with big pearl but.ous. You know how scarce these are at any price. 3298 tor 96 and 88 Nowmarkete for Minot 12 to 18 yearscf age. sade of fanev cluths, just the Proper weizht for this weather—a useful garmen: for future winters as well as this—the kind of extra gar- ment that is @ source of comfort and profit to the owner, for 4: ts par excellence for wintry blasts, snow ‘Storms or rain and saves the best coat or jacket from ouch usage. $6.98 tor s1o, s12004815 Tos Gowns. These were the manufacturer's samples, cwplicates of which Lave never retailed before af less than $10. A quick rorly is imperative. $1.68 _xn0 xew ranneietio Wrappers hinting of the fowers that boom in the ‘pring. They are ‘Wrappers that mutely recite a spring poem. The ‘wearer will be included in the refreshing poem and to S12 rnsee are not new. You probably know of the Palais Royal's $18 Winter Suite for ladies. Hurry for one at 812. 9 20 per cont atscount. Coats to ft youngsters from 1 to years of age are here trimmed with fars, ke., im very latest styles. Marked at reduced price ‘im plain figures. We did t.ew a hasty good-bye, for one-fith is now deducted from the prices marked on them. $2.48._rive ne wise voy, we have hept the beat ‘morse: tothe last. $2.48 for choice of Silk Waists ‘that we made to sell at @5and $6. All sizes and in red, navy, garnet, black, gray. tan. But you must Pot ask for more than one, This a the sister sale to last year's, which caused such a furore. Tar Paras Rorar, A, LIsNER, Cor. 12th st. and Pa. ave, a iad Ursostenr Goons. ‘We are offering big inducements, to close out stock, throughout our entire Upholstery Department. The following sreonly s few of the many bargains we have to offer and to which we invite at- tention: 600 YARDS TAPESTRY, ORIENTAL DESIGNS. FOR DRAPERY PURPOSES, REDUCED FROM $3.00 TO $2.10 PER YARD. 480 YARDS TAPESTRY FOR DRAP- ERY OR UPHOLSTERY PURPOSES. REDUCED FROM $3.00 TO €1.75 PER TARD. 300 YARDS TAPESTRY. REDUCED FROM 83.50 TO 62.50 PER YARD. 200 PAIRS TAMBOUR CURTAINS; JOB LOT. FROM $4.00 TO 915.00 PER PAIR BEAUTIFUL LINE OF IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS aT GREATLY RE- DUCED PRICES. 4 FEW ODD PAIRS OF CURTAINS AT LESS THAN COST. @@WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK OF PORTIERES, BLANKETS AND BEDSPREADS AT VERY LOW FIGCRES—IN FACT, EVERYTHING IN OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT 18 WAY DOWN IN PRICE—FROM NEAT ET TEE TEE TEE TEETH D. C, WEDNESDA’ Woonwann Axn Lorazor, - 10TH, 10TH AND F STS. ¥.W. ——— you can get the COLUMBIAN SOUVENIR HALF DOLLAR in change for —o— Az Ovr 150. Ferr Harts, Goon Saarss, Ane xow ae "When here amount of 81 tf you 60 desire. (Second floor ....... Have You Exawrsen Tae “Carrrot» Szwrse M. ACHINE? Te hae all the latest improvements and costs about half what you usaal.y pay for a Machine no better. —#19.50,— Including # fuil set of attachments and a five-year rusrantee. (Becond floor ., 10th st. building.) Reran, Mencuaxpisixo, As Doxe Nowapays, AS DONE HERE, I$ INTERESCING, INSTRUCTIVE. Tuere ts s novelty, a charm about our ‘modern methods that was unknow to the hun Iran, slipsod way of afew years ago. There ts happy in- tormineiing of pleasure and proft—even the every day, commonplace events are cloth=d {m such an attractive Gress that they at oace a »peal to your innate desire for novelty, fur variety, and you natacally come where you can have that desire gratified. WINTER AND SUMMER, THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEWate in strong contrast here now. The SUMMERY, ZEPHYRY GINGHAMS AND OTHER COTTON STUFFS on our counters and in 10th st. indows, and the WINTRY. BLIZZ\RDY WRAP hard by tell tale of twosewsons The beginning of one— the waning of another. The GINGHAMS are for sale at low prices; the WRAPS at lower prices—reduced THE PRIMITIVE TURKISH LOOM on the second floot of 11th street building, and the MOD- ERN JACQUAKD LOOM near by—both wsaving Turkish Towsis, tell a tale of the oll word and the new, furaish sn object lesson of the period. The Armenian, Mr. Hagoppos Miriirostan, in the qadat costume of his native lead. is tolline away by hand andleccomplishing but li:tie—a towel or so a day—Beside him the brist Jacquird lonn wits tte breath of steam and masoies of {ron is tu-ning out yard after yard of the soft, pretty, use:ul things. Thus it go:s—Toilay this attraction—tomorrow—that. Tar Secoxn Were Or Jaxcanr OPENED WITH INCREASED INTEREST. Tho great sslos now going on here forma solid phalanx and re marching to the drum beat of the most interesting prices ever chronicied. Mex Axp Bors: Ustacwnerep Dar Axp Niost Smars ‘Meeting with great suocess becanse they deserve it. To make the event more interesting WE HAVE RE DUCED OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF Mews Bursniooay, Carr's Harn, Memo Asp Pont Woo. Usven. WEAR ‘That was 81.25, 1, 850. and 75c. to 690. A Ganuent. ALL WHITE, NATURAL GRAY AND COLORS. A rare opportuntty to secure fresh, seasonable underwear away below value. It will Justify you in lay- {ng tn asupply for next season should vou be supplied for the present one. TOMORROW-THURSDAY, JANUARY 12-8 O'CLOCK. sen-sees++-First floor, first annex.) (Men's Department... TO ADD ZEST TO THE ALREADY SUCCESSFUL ANNUAL SALE OF Buascets, Levexs Aso Orner Hocsexerersa Goons 40c. TO $15.00 PER YARD. Wasa. B. Wirtraxs, 315, 317 Seveza Srezer N.W. Assicxers Satz aT THE Loxpox Bazan, 715 PA. AVE. 3. W. As all goods must be sold within ten days {it will pay you to get one of our LADIES’ TRIMMED HATS AT $1. French and Wool Felt Hate. To close, 9o. Fancy Wings, 5e. axv 100. Ladies’ Electric Plaid-lined Gossamers, 690 ‘Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, $4, $5 Asp $6. Batin Corsets, $1.49. Infants’ Long and Short Cloaks, Under- ‘wear, Shawls, Sacques and Caps at Hur Cosr. Avranax Fisuen, qt ASSIGNEE. cob!) i 8885, 4 LE o«§ LE E Sss, L . Ho tian fue Sss8 EFE gS iT mm E ss TT ne ez ®ss, r gee “ss8 ff YT Just as its name signifies, fs the grandest mixture of CANDY CREATIONS ever put tovether. The lot includes 18 kinds: of Chocolates, 18 favors of Bon Bons, French Nouxat, Jordon Almonds, Ap-icot Jellies, Fren:h Fruits, Almond Paste Roses, Violets and other delicate confect ons unexcelled for quality. purity, freshness and elegant manner of packing. Each box tied with rich sat n ribbon. We're the only house in the land th .t doesnot charge for the ribbon. ‘Choose the kinds you want. Only 60 CENTS A POUND. Telephone orders speedily filled. Call 1104. Guz & Sox, Cor. L1ru Axp F Sis. A A A ORNING JT IEE ‘THIS AA MoENING Lik THIS 4 A = Makes one long foraquick, easy way of warming up a room. We have GAS and OLL HEATING STOVES which will do the work more thoroughly and satisfactorily than any other known method. Sold at prices to suit! Br: RO. S. S. SHEBB 432 91% SE N.W. wall Mas. L V Srater, $31 F ST. ¥.W., ‘Will sell TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK. A full line of EVENING AND RECEPTION BONNETS. SalL-3t $ COMESERELE WASTE-GHES Sif AT HSvil & SHBEBE, 22st. | ‘We are going to do what wennver did beforeinoar business experience-offer you our entire stock of fine “Noats Sran- Axo “Canvorsu: Ben Braszers Ar Grrarty Revvcen Prices That snnouncement {s sufficient—no commsit is nec-ssary. You all know these goods either by xperience or reputation. Wo simoly givs you the diferent bran ts and prices for your aidan ce: “NORTH STAR" WOOLEN MILLS, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN 21 pairs 12-4 "*Kasoto." Reduced froin 89.50 to $7.7 8 pair. 28 pairs 12-4 ‘North Star." Reduced from 810.00 to 84.75 pair. 19 pairs 11-4 “White Cloal,” Reduced from $10.09 to $3. 73 pair. 13 pairs 12-4 “*White Cloud." Reduced from $11.59 to $10.00 pair. 19 pairs L1-4 “Flour “ity.” Re taced from $11.00 to 810.0) pe tr. 8 pairs 12-4 “‘Flour City.” Reduced from 812. 50 to 810.876 par. . 22 pairs 11-4 “*Lyndaie.* 'Ruceded from $12.50 to €10.87% patr. 8 pairs 12-4 “Lyndale.” Reduced from $15.00 to $12. 8736 pair. 7 pairs 11-4 “*Pails St. Anthony." Redaced from $13.50 to $11 75 pair. Opaire 12-4 *"FallaSt Anthony." Rotuced from $19.09 to 813.75 pair. pairs 13-4 **Falls St. Anthony." Reduced from $18.00 to $15.50 patr. 5 paire 11-4 ‘Hiawatha ™ Reduced from $16.00 to $13.87% pair. 2paire 12-4 “Hiawatha.” Reduced from $18.09 to $15.75 patr. 7 paire 12-4 “Premium” Reduced from 821.50 to $17 50 pair. 3 pairs 12-4 “Le Tolle da Nord." Reduced from $30.00 to $2 5.25 pair. 18 patra **Bllver Cliff, scarlet. Beduced from $10.09 to $7.8736 pair. GOLDEN GATE WOOLEN MILLS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ‘Spars 12-4 "Palo Alto." Reduced from $12.50 to $10.00 pair. 2 pairs 11-4 “Eureka.” Reduced from 813.50 to $11.75 pair. Reduced from $16.50 to $13.75 pair. 2 pairs 11-4 “Golden Gata." Reduced from $16.50 to $13.75 pair. ‘S pairs 12-4 “Golden Gate." Reduced fr m $20.00 to 816.50 pair. ‘2 pairs 13-4 “Golden Gate." Reduced from $44. 50 to $18.50 patr. -11th st. building.) ‘#paire 12-4 “Eureka.” (2a floor. Tur Usexaveten Jasvany Sate Ov Lavres, Misses) Axo Curprews Castnzto Axo Musus Uxperwear Goos forward on its own merits, That's the cause of the shelves and counters havinsto be refilled every morning. Piled high at opening hour, melted like snow before the sun atolosing hour inthe evening We are making this occasion interesting with gots of hich grade as well. imodartephlons: Here area thousand or #0 of Fine Gar sents, with exquisite lace an’ embroidery trimmings, such as a fastidi. ous lady would be pleased with and which leretofore cost 50 to 75c. more. ‘There's no let up in the demand for ths prettiest coaceptions in Infants’ Clothes ever uffered to the Wash- ington purchasing public. We refer to that Mascractonews Sawete Live Israsrsx Asp Canvrews Lose Aso Suonr Daesses, Semrs Axo Estine Oorrrrs. The anwortment is still good. Only a plecoo- two of s kind to becin with and every one a gem—and overy one brought froin the manufacturer to us—to you at his prics. Tho rasson for this ws cave yo—wo repest st-ivethis: They wore used by the traveling salesmen of this manafacturer mples of his stock. Of course the best made and finished—the most sich ly garments—were chosen. Tho ssason ended. Having served the owner's purpose they were practically of no vaiue to him, and inust bs gotten out of the war te make rooin for the next seayon's stock. Very few reputable makers bit know our collecting and distributing capacity—so we are sought after and offered first cove. If tt counts for auything we take it; if it doesn't wo Ieave it for others. This collection ts on our counters—therefore it must be right. We ought to say more ahout them—they are worthy—but we want you tosee andexamine, Tho softest, purest, filmiost of MULLS NAINSOOKS and CAMBAICS, with the cobwebiest of laces and daintlest of embroideries for trimmings. Not mussed or soiled, but new, fresh and perfect models of the designer's art. (24 floor... come x 10th st. bid.) Tarre Is Avoraer Sentes Or Jaxoany Sates Ty Procress Here. REDUCTION AND CLEARING SALES OF WINTES STOCKS TO MAKE ROOW FO% SPRING AR. RIVALS. WE ARE ALSO CLOSING OUT DIFFERENT LINES OF THE GOLDSCHWID STOCK AND MANY CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE THAT WZ ARE NOT GOING TO CARRY HEREAFTER, wihove reference to real value. Tmpossibie to got them allia ou ooinmns at once. Don’t wait for the advertistes, for often they are gone before they reach the papers. ‘Tho attractions for tomorrow are ex:raordiaacy. Read of some of them: Sess THE GOLDSCHMID STOCK. THE ENTIRE GOLDSCHMID STOCK. Javaxese Goops. ‘Transferred to our Japanese Department on third floor, on sa @ at reduced prices. ‘About fifty styles of useful and ornamental pieces of Bric-a-Brac, actually worth 10 to 50:., at —5, 10, 15 and 25¢.— Folding Screens, black ground, handsomely em- broidered in wold, larve size. —Sfold, 83.9>—4-fold, 84.95.— Handmade Japanese Ryzs, cotton and jute—the best wearing Rugs inade. Sizes 2x5 to 44x05. Srartosery At closinz-out prices, Real Irish Linen and Royal British Writing Paper, octavo size, —Reduced from 15 to 10c. 1b. — Columbia Note Paper, —Reduced from 15 to 10e. 1b, — Square and Oblong Envelopes to match, Fat hacia gore —Reanced trom 106: to Se. package. — Handsome Satsuma Vases, 20 inches high. Worth Holyoke Writing Paper, ba —#3,00.— —Redluced from 25 to 206, 1b. — (38 floor.. ...e1st and 2d annexes.) British Linen Writing Paper, —Reduced trom 20 to 150. 1b. — ‘Kshire Milis Writing Paper, plain or ruled, —Reduced from 50 to 20c. 1b, — Hakes Whito Rose and Pansy Writing Paper, —Redneed trom 45 to 30e. 1b. — Square Envelopes to match, Reduced from Ide. to 10e. pkg. — Latest Tints ia Writing Paper—roso, amethyst, —Reduced from 50 to 20¢. 1b, — Square Envelopes to match, Reduced from 20 to 10c. pig.— Hakes Extra Fine Stationery, 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes in a box, —Reduced from 5 to 150. box. — Fancy Boxes, containing 24 sheets of paper and 24 Old Ber: THE GOLDSCHMID STOCK. Prerunes axp Easets, Removed to the fourth floor of 10th street building and marked at greatly reduced prices. LOT 210-20 White and Gold Easels, 534 feet hish, highly ornamented and strongly made. ——Reduced from 81 tod . LOT 211-18 Bamboo Easels, G fest hich, finished ith brass knobs. bia Reduced ‘rom $1 to 68e.— LOT 212-10stylesof Easels, oak and cherry, fancily ornamented. a % —Reduced from $1.50, $2. 2.50 and 83 to 95c.— LOT 213-20 Fngravinesand Etchings, no two alike. sizes 20x24 and 16x20, with oak and white and gold azure and Freee aduced from 82, 82.50 and 83 to 81.45.-— | envelopes. LOT 214-30 Etchings, Encravings, Photographs 1 lot reduced from 25 to 150, and Water Co ors, fancily ornamented frames. Sizes Lot reduced from 48 to 25c. pcr tant 1 lot reduced from 75 to 65e. . 5 a and @5 to $1.95. — be Sons ceoes nae ane eae oe ra, | Mourning Stationery, 24 sheets paper and 24 en- Photographs and Engraviava, in rich frames. Sizes | Velopesin a bor, 16x20, 20x24, 14x28 and 22x23. SMleduced from $5, $0, $7.50, $8.95 and $10 to '93,50.— (4th floor... -10th st. building.) 2 —Reduced trom 48 to 25c.—_ ‘orrespondence Cards, 24 in a bo 24 en velopes to match. pe ae ey lot reduced from 18 to 10c. box. 1 lot reduced from 35 to 25c. box. Pirspfioor.... Goldschmid Annex. ) THE GOLDSCHMIDT STOCK. Taoxss. Rernicerators Axp Tuner Remangaste Vaxoes Ts Sux Hostery Asp Uxperwean. 50 dozen Ladies’ Silk Hose, pink, blue, lavender. ‘salmon, gray, tan and black, with double heels and —B0e. « pair, — Zi omn Ladies Importe] Swiss Ribbed Wool Vests, ‘neck and long sleeves, white and natural color. ‘Regular $1.50 grade. —Special price, $1.— 50 dozen Ladies’ Richelieu Ribbed Silk Vests, low Rock and no sleeves—creatn, pink, blue, lavendet and Jacl (First floor. Basy Canrtaces MARKED AWAY BELOW VALUE. 2 Leather-covered Saratoga Trunks, 36-inch, ful finished trays, iron bumvers, &c. —Redured from $9.00 to 86.95. — 1 Ladies’ Dress Trunk, 32-1ach, canvas covered, *“Bxeelsio ” lock, four special skirt trays. —Reduuced from $12. 00 to $9.00. —- ‘1 Leather-bound Roller-tray Trank, 34-inch, can ‘vas-covered, real linen lined, ‘Excelsior lock, patent Dumpers, &e. —Reduced from $25.00 to $12.00. — 1 Canvas-covered Steamer Trunk, 34-inch, fron —Reduced from $5.00 to $3.00.— REFRIGERATOR* AND BABY CARRIAGES AT REDUCED PRICES. (Bparth floor... 10th st, building. ) Te. — Second annex.) SoS ee Fiera Froor Bancams. ‘2-quart Colored Glass Pitchers, usually sold for 48c. Footed Fruit Bowls, fancy colored glass, two styles, three colors. Rorular price, Se. Repvoriox Suz Gries, Bras Axo Duese Ganxr- ‘TURE. ——25e.— Garnet Silk Gimp, with gilt, 155 and 2inches wide | Ops] Glass Cake Plates, open work edges. Regular Reduced from 40 and 50e. to price, 200, Sik Gimp, Reduced trom 60c. to colore-25e. kind, —Sie. yard. — —186e.— Brown, Garnet, Gray and Green Silk Pointed Gimp, ‘Water Tumblers, fancy pattern, rerular price, 60c. 2inches wide. Reduced from 7c. to dozen, —Be. yard. — —He., — Btue and Red Mixed Braic, 156 inches wide. Re- —Sie. style for 25e.— @uced from $1.38 to ‘Water Bottles, rewalar price, 160. - \ Damien table, Uh Seotecccrenns AM oh, bulhling:) | Cots eeesissincsocin sortie ee Ah wk buflding. 10re, llr Asp F Sra. N.W. ws jUARY 11, 1893—TEN PAGES. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN— The subject of our dissertation today te fiour—"*Ceres” Flour. Perbapa you think flour ts dry subject—it may be—yet it te ‘a su Sect of the ntmost tmportance to alli for flour makes bread, and bread is the staff of life (oometimes). *"Sometimen :* (whisper it softly), for ourforefathers aud ouree.ves bave been quoting this old proverb for so many years that it Would be almost sacriese to deny it. Fet we do deny ét. It is regular “MOON SHINE," for the very best medica’ en- thortties of the day agree that some of the Dread consumed by the present genera- ton is anything but “tbe staff of life.” and that, besices contributing mo earthiy nourishment to the body. tt positively re- tarda the proper divestion of the other food taken with it. What ts the cause of this? Every doctor will tell you it is bac Flour! —four which of ouly part ‘of the wheat, and that the least nourish- ing part. The vast majority of flour is oniy part-wheat flour, hence the vast m: Jority of bread ts only partially nourish. ing In this vaste ray of brandsof flour “Ceres” stands out as & “star m™ the night” because of ite solid, Mfe-gtring whole-wheat qua'ities—ite finen-es and purtty—and its totally tnimtcable bread- ronicing quailties. Auk the housekeepers all over the land what “‘Ceres™ is good for and they will tell you that it makes more bread, (ightr bread, whiter bread, sweeter bread and better bresd than any other flour in the worid. All good things have their tmitations— Ceres” has—and to gugrd against them webare placed in every sack and barrel a edreular signed in autograph by Wm. M. Galt & Co. and bearing the imprint of two gold medals. All grocers sell “*Ceres.” Use tt exeta- sively, for it is the best. We only whole- eae. Wx. M. Garr & Co, “Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers,” Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. ow. Bt J. W. Borzurn & Sox ARZ OFFERING GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS OF DECORATED DINNER AND TEA SETS, GAME AND FISH SETS, HEAVY OUT AND ENGRAVED GLASS WARE, Piano and Banquet Lamps, Table Cutlery and Plated Ware, BRIC-A-BRAO And fancy goods generally at REDUCED PRICES. Table Furniture Hired for Dinner and Evening Partios J. W. BOTELER & SON, 3211-38 923 Penn. ave. Tar Sauere Sate oF Livres: Fixe Foct Wean OF THE CELEBRATED MAKE oF A F. SMITH, ‘Now in progress at Tue Wanrex Snoz Hovse. Has been unprecedentedly large. In fact, way beyond ‘our most sanguine expectations. ‘The number of ladies favored with feet small enough to wear these samples (which are mostly 3, 344 and 4) has certainly surprised us. ‘There are many especially neat, stylish and pretty shoes among these semples, which are made by the most skilled workinen of the finest selection of stock, and any lady getting a pairof them saves from one to two dollars, as they are sold at less than cost to make them. They are melting away vory fast, and ina few days Your choice of selection will not be near as good as at the present time. ‘Remember, that it will be impossible for us to dupii- cate these samples prior to July 1. By the way, DON'T FORGET TO TELL YOUR GENTLEMEN FRIENDS ABOUT THE 86 FRENCH PATENT CALF SHOES WHICH WE ARE SELLING aT $3.75. Tue Warnes Suox Horse, 1115 F Sz N.W. jell C. P. CORSETS RERUCER vo KE. Corsers Repvcen. A few pairs left of the line of $3.50 Celebrated “*C. P." Corsets at $2.50a pair. White coutil, short and long waists, Not all sizes, but yours, no doubt. Rare bargain, 7HELAN'S QORSET J]MPORIUM, M.C. WHELASS CSRSER EXPORTG: 1003 F ST., BASEMENT EQUITABLE BLD@. ja11 Wase [x Deer Siusu =—<an be indu'ged in without the 1 aa ger of wetring Your feet provided Your shoes Lave a cost of Black Swan” Blacking. Keeps all kinds of leather Soft and pliable. Gives leather a Jet and ng,» polish—withou rubbine it. Won't hurt the fines." 5c. a bottle. For'saleat al. first-class establishments, piti: DE J.J. Geoncts & Sox; bl v7 * * Sole Manufacturers, 1115 Pa. ave. n.w. TX Tit EVE In the morning, and at all times, SHEETZ CANDIES are relished. ‘They're always fresh and good. They're cheap, too, 25, 35 and 60 CENTS: apound. These mixtures include ‘great man; «inds and flavors of the most delicious eandies that can be made. SHEETZ Candy Crear: LOTH & F StS: EETZ, Stuver Wane oF BARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS MANUFACTURED BY. SAMUEL KIRK & SON At Our New Store and Manufactory, JEWELRY. a16-1m* FORTHE BENEFIT OF TRINITY PE CHUECH ‘three months’ course in ‘st. nw. Jal vate, “Meseeatee sa srety'three weeks: Mile: V. FRUD'NOMME Sette? F | i | i | i i 2 : i i i i j i i t é é i | i ; i Rere is echance to buy warm bed at considerabiy less than regular prices. hove concluded to close ont our entire line Bed Comforts Price are now as follows: $1 Comforts now 81.23 Comfort now $1.50 Comforts now @& Down Comforts now @6. 815 Down Comforts now @12. Lower Prices Fox Lovxars. ‘We have Ofty or more styles of Lounges and Couches in white musiin, leather, Wilton rum, e.. which we propose to sell at a reduction of Sbout 2) percent, Our only reason for this Fedmction is we have too many. More $17.50 Scrres We beg to announce the arrival of another car load of those Faoellent Solid Oak 3-piece Chamber Suites, good, larse, well-made pieces, double top drawer, combination wash stand, &c. Bureau has 22x26-inoh beveled plate ase. Osx $17.50 Exce. ‘We have this same suite witha large glass, ‘24x30 inches, at #19. Wecould close out these suitesto large buyers, like hotels, board ing houses, ‘ke., without the least trouble, srerts but we prefer to sell them to our sesee* regular pairons one and two suites at = seseee time. We consider them equal to any 825 seeeee and €27.50 Suites sold in the District. ooo RRR OA oT oo kk sa TT So RMR AA Tt too KR AAU HR AR Bo A BSP HHH AA RRR D Db HOH AAA ERD OD HOH A‘A K & bpp’ 2 ow Con. 131m & F Sis. NW. A Crosrsa Ovr) A. Wasorso Ocr Sie A Creanse Oor OF ODD SIZES Tx Wraarrers Axp Sirs. I I Gray Melton Cloth Skirts, with space plait and band, colored pinking, 79. Same style in heavy weirht, 8c. Gray Melton Cloth Skirts, box plait, band above, colored pinkiag, S7i¥c. Fast Biack Satine Skirts, with space plait- ing, fold above, 980. Fast Biack Italian Cloth (imitation surah silk). one row shirred, corded raffle, 81.25. Same in better quality, with silk embroid- ered ruffle, 1 48. Fast Black Satine Skirts, fleece lined, $1.68. 2 Black Mobatr Skirts, with bor pleating gn bottom end four tucks above. Only $1.98, were #2.48. 4 Bi paca Skirts. box plait, band TNE SKIRT. with Jnked «fk rates, $4.98. CHANGEABLE GLOK!4 Skirts (linea), trimmed with two rows cl je tatters sit rates hos. 1 CHANGEABLE TAFFETA Silk Skirt, TahetRe Mulls, tn all the newest shades, 6.98 up. Black Gingham Striped Wraprers. with iull front and tight princess back, 7 Sizes 32, 34 and 26 only. ‘A tew Calico W appers made with Watteau, tacks and rull fronts wide rumie, ipter these #125 Cashmere one $US. Princess Wrappers left. To close them out. Srrcur Sace Or Liors) Mesux Usprewrar (OW IN PROGRESS. Here are some of the items—plenty of others to interest you. usux Sxmrs Good Muslin Skirts, tucked cambric rng trimmed Wits torchon lace and tucks above: Osi $1.25. Fine Mus'in Skits, with eight-inch rae of fine Hamburg embroidery, cluster of tucks above, in all lengths. Price, $1.25. AWERS. Muslin Drawers, with wide hem and clus- ter of tucks above, extra good quality. Oxtx 39c. ‘Muslin Drawers, with wide rufe of Ham- burg embroidery and eight tucks above. Price, 450. Cambric and Muslin Drawers, with five- inch rate of fine Hamburg embroidery and cluster of tucks above. Price, 75. Good Muslin Gowns. made with a yoke of tro rows of meat Hamburg inte an uster of tucks on either side, neck, Yok and sleeves trimmed with Haiaburg edge; also Ligh, full sleeves. Pace, T5e. Fine Muslin Gowns, made Mother Hub- bard style. with a yoke of forty-five tu k Surg-dowa collar and wide vucks, timed wiih Hamburg embroide Ostx $1.00. Is You Live Ovr Or Tows Order by mail. We invite mail orders and solicit cor- rexpon lence. All orders attended to same day. BB Me ecaa wun ere’ > hh a iy it ast iea Seite ape Juncheon your vel Sant nes ot pte in aay Re have 2 oh eered ‘Nickel-plated EE, ATK NE WES DA LEER Ji 117 793. We wish to says few worts about the redee- Yous we have Just made in Ladies med Coste, Stylish Long Cloaks, Capes, Ac. You have probally reed inely greater reductions thas those quoted Ws, but they are “seem ingiy™ oniy—not actual, We have no old style coats or cionke to out Daly ormeariy. We closed them all out th Deceniter What weare now offering at reduced Are a.) (Ns weason's most dewirabie well worth every cent of their rewular Dat te order to offer better hareaine than ob teinable eleewhers, and he-nase you seem te ee pret reducticos in January, we concluded te Jet you havethem See we i/ vou propose bug~ fing @ coat or cloak WEES H. MSKSE: un 933 PL AME N. W. 25,000 Av I+. od steed city of u, and@ yet thousands of citt- ® Dere are act aware th ii il bike th figures represent the actual number of people ia We D.C., now en- coe facturing in We are s part of this army of work have been Maxrxe Trowx Twmrrsevex Yrane And for just as many years the Washing ton trave ing pubbe have been baying and using our Troth= and voluntarily testiry: ine to their goed and lasting Qualities, ur standard CANVAS DRESS TRUNKS aT Axn $8.25 $5.50, 87.5 Are too well known to bere state their makeup, s¢ fies Tine the boat materiale with wink mash. SET ATHEROID TRUNKS, are unsurpassed for ATCHELS, tm all LIGHTN, aT XG BAGS and leathers and styles, ranginy in price from. #1 TO #80, Fixe Fascr Learnen Goons Always in stock at the lowest proses. Tornaws Troxx Masvractonr, , ISL PAL AVR, XW. Factory. 1218 and 1220 F at. Repairing tm all our lines promptly end property vineseneyy ittit<~ ae Joacixe Your Mesonvy. fae ghee =4 Tun = “Thai wae ~ar- ee Rae ak E want tognve yous revised list of the FANCY DRESS GOODS that are re ced. A day now sees the last of some ‘We are going to clear up the collection “‘clesn as @ Whistle” this season. Happy selections we mas. ‘Many hands were reaching for the same patterns — but we got them. Extreme styles some of them some not so much so. Exclusive, though, every ona, With some of the PARISIAN ROBES we limited our selves—even—to not overs pair. And now, to buy from such an arsortment—with the profit lirted an@ the cost cut into—you ought to bespry. You canna} ‘expect them to wait long for your coming. We have added the remaining FRENCH ROBES last. The 610 ROBES — handsomely trimmed— 85.00, The €15 ROBPS—plam and fancy effete . The @18 ROBES plain and tourette chew. tote 29.00. The #20 ROBES elaborate deniens @10.08. The $25 ROBES richly decorated 27.80. ‘The @40 ROBES —gay gowns 20 60. By the yard—bat not many yards of any ome lot, 36-inch WOOLEN CHEVIOTS — Reduce from Se, to 400. a ya. 3sinch ODDLY STRIPED CHEVIOTS— Reduced from $1 to Toe. a ya 44-inch PLAID CHEVIOTS— Reduced from — to Tie. aya. inch PLAID CAMELS HATR—Reduoed Wto #layd BYADERE S2to Sled. 42inch HANDSOME CAMEIDS HAIR. PLAIDS—Reduced from @1 Saya. 4G-inch CHEVRON CHEVIOTS — Redgcet from #2 to@1 a ya. 2 NEW CAMELS HAIR STRIPES Rrdneed from $1.50to #1 a yd. 42inch RICH CAMELS HAIR PLAIDs— Reduced from $1.50 to #1 ay@. 2inch TWO-TONED BENGALINES— Reduced from $1.75 to @L.25 a yd. #+inch BLACK and GRAY CAMPIOS HAIR PLATDS—tteduced from #2.50 to @1.508 ya, 44 inch CAMEL'S HAIR MOIRE- Redwood from #2 to 81.50. ya. 44-inch TUFTED CAMELS HATR—Reduce@ #2 to Slava. 40-uch BLACK and COLORED STRIPED CAMEL'S HAIN—Reduced from @1 to The. @ va 46-inch FASHIONABLE COLORS ta MATER LASSES—Retuced from @1. 75 to €1.00 yd. 4Sinch SCOTCH HEATHER CLOTHS— Reduce | from #2.50 to #2 a ya. S0inch OMBRE STKIPED CHEVIOTS= Reduced from 82.50 to C2 aya. -inch Two toned Poplins—Bine and Browm, with Red—Redneed from #1 to tie. a rd. 42inch DARK BYADERE CHEVIOTS— Re uced from #1.50 to @1 a ya. 44-inch Biack Combina'ton Novelty Cords— Reduced from $2.25 to 82 aya 44-inch MARBLE! SUITINGS — Reduced There are lots and lots of REMNANTS—BENGA- LINES, HENRIETTAS—and “endings” from almost all the novelties. They are ail the way from two te five yards in length—40toS4 inches wide. No mat ter what the rerular price was—sbout ONE MALF is what these bits arr marked. A nimble dollar—can cover more quality just mow ‘than twoordinarily, There is one thing sbout ue We have methods of our own-—but we are willing to pay for their accomplishment. You gain «batch of bargains—just because we want to clear the DRESS