Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1893, Page 5

t ‘THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. January 27, 1893. FRIDAY cRosBy 8. NovES Editor. ‘THE EVENING STAR hase regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that efany other paper in the city. As a local NEWS paper and Ad- Yertising Mediam it has ne competitor. After suffering of the most intense deserip- tion, succeeded by @ long period of uncon- sciousness, James Gillespie Blaine this morning succumbed to the prolonged assault of uncon- querable disease. Heroic efforts were made by the distinguished invalid and by his medical attendants to draw life's thread out to its great- ext possible length, but the hour came when all efforts were unavailing; when one of Amer- fea’s most brilliant statesmen met the fate which sooner or later comes to all flesh. No other man of his time was 60 conspicuous as be and no other has left more in- elible impress upon the history of the now-dying generation. He was possessed of an ambition that knew no limit, for it was based upon the possibilities of national growth— ‘which to his keen vision were without bounds. From an bumble beginning he arose to power such as is given to but few, yet he was denied the presidency by men who feared his positive nature and conld not understand his advanced patriotism. ‘That occasion will develop Ameri- cans as great ashe is not to be doubted, but that his peer is in public life today will hardly be claimed even by those who loved him not. +e To even the casual observer there is evident much difference of opinion between Secretary Fikins on the one hand and Gen. Casey and ‘Maj. Chas E. L. B. Davis on the other as to the public's rights in connection with the Long bridge. Secretary Elkins, who, being « rail- road man, is inclined to be liberal with his associates, says: “In my judgment the better plan by far would be to authorize the railroad company to construct a new bridge when neces- sary, exclusively for railroad purposes, at ite own expense, and the government to build « wagon road bridge at the most suitable point for public travel.” Maj. Davis, who is @ practical and skilled engineer officer. “Two bridges at this point would in every way be detrimental to the interests of navigation of the United States and the citizens of Washington, and I recommend that such » proposition be not entertained. Nor do I see any reason why Congress donld donate the present bridge to the railway company and impose upon the people the cost of a new bridge. The existing bridge was built by and belonged to the United States. It was then put into the possession of the railway company on the con- dition that it should be maintained as a bridge for highway travel. Now the railway company proposes by this bill to appropriate the entire bridge to its own use as a corporation and let the United States or the District of Columbia build one for highway travel.” Comment would be supertluous, ss And now Italy has @ great national scandal on its hands, large enough to distract Italian ettention from France and its Panama troubles. ‘The cloud bas been visible for sometime past, acd although no larger than aman’s band it looked like the hand of « prominent statesman and seemed tobe full of somebody's money. the cloud has grown until it has the ap- penrance of several bands, and the evidence that they were all palm upward seems to be Several days ago Tue Star an- told of the Manager Cucinello of the Bank of was charged with the embezzlement of 2,000,000 lire. Two of the banks have closed their doors and other finan- cial institutions are said to be on the verge of prostration. Wholewle arrests are expected, because there are allegations of crookedness on the part of prominent individuals and news- papers. An effort to bring about parliamen- tary inquiry is being resisted by the ministry, but unless there are extraordinary changes in the really grave situation ministerial stub- bornness will not avail. —_sroo___ Faithful to its duty as the purveyor of news to the District of Columbia Taz Stam was first among the journals of this city to an- nounce the desth of James G. Elaine. At 11 o'clock the ex-premier breathed the last time, and in less than six min- utes after this hour Tue Evexrxa Stax was on the streets with the announcement and much biographical and other interesting matter. The history of this great man’s strug- gle with death has been told by Taz Stan with unrivaled completeness and accuraye. It was ‘Tux Stax that first mace known to the veople of the country the critical nature of Mr. Biaine’s illness, and from that sorrowful day to this every detail of legitimate public interest concerning the condition of the man in respect to whom the whole republic felt a pro- found eon: has appeared in its columns. Following the first “extra” of this morning were two other editions, each containing ad- ditional news, and all, from first to last, so very far in advance of any other paper as to satis- factorily maintain Te Star's reputation asa faithful servant of the people and the news paper of Washington. ———— Tt has been announced that a committee of eminent philanthropists who are deeply inter- ested in the welfare of the American Indian Will soon eall upon the President-elect for the purpose of recommending the appointment as Commissioner of Indian Affairs of s man— ame not as yet made public— who will do unto the Indiaus as he would that others should do unto him were he au Indian. As the Fourth of March brings with it a complete administrative @aange why look in the fields of polities or religion far © commissioner? Why not call upon the President to detail for that itaportant position an army officer who has for many years had wide and humanely-practical ex- perience in Indian matters; such an officer as Capt. Jewe M. Lee—admitted to be the best agent the service ever aad? The experiment is by no means dangerous, The suggestion is worthy « trial. for ee A bill was introduced in the Nebraska legis- lature prohibiting the use of gas in hotels and making the landlord responsible for any deaths in his house resulting from biown-out gas. This is evidently intended as an appeal te the hay- seed vote. tee Lovers of newspaper art have indulged in the Bighest encomiums on the holiday number of he Llustrated Buffalo Express, It is in every Fespect an ideal special edition, of which its publishers and the people of Buffalo should be Bnreservedly proud. ——— Thesong ets iro Geunsieel dslins fo salaries and the squeezing of additional hours ef service from department clerks is doubtless im the line of practical economy. But to the casual observer 1 must seem rather puny states- Mansbip. —— There is © dim possibility that some of our Congressmen will become so agitated on the subject of economy that they will advocate the regulation of congressional salaries by the value of servicer readered. —— There ie song which comes under the clasei- feation of “popular” entitled “I've worked eight hours this day.” It is understood that it is likely to be taboo in the departments, —= Senator Vest's incidental remark that he is opposed to crank legislation qualifies him for Promotion to the long-felt want class, ——__sor ‘There is a possibility that the Panama scandal tay disappear through spontaneous combus- — = oe Quarantine legislation will, it is to be hoped, Bot collapse. The microbe should not beal- lowed to collaborate with the grade crossing. 95.00 $5.00 $5.00 5.00 $5.00 95.00 $5.00 $5.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 35.00 85.00 $5.00 $5.00 $3.00 $5.00 $5.00 85.00 25.00 85.00 12 0FF 12 OFF 1.2 OFF 1-2 OFF 2 OFF 12 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 12 OFF 12 OFF 12 OFF 1-2 OFF 12 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 12 OFF 1-2 0FF 120rF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-20FF 1.2 OFF 1.2 OFF 12 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-20FF 12 0FF 12 0FF 12 OFF 120FF ITS A FIVE-DOLLAR- STORY — We've paved o path for you tomorrow with 96.50, 87, 87.50, 88, and $8.50 values. — Every BOY'S and CHILD'S GARMENT in the house—of whatever sort or description—that is marked at those prices— woes at— 5-Dorzars. You can guess the cause, ‘There is only one that contd demand such « severe sacrifice of us.—— We bought too many BOYS" end CHILDREN'S SUITS and OVERCOATS.— We'll ““ec- kmowledge the corn"—but ‘we've erred on the side of am- dition. We wanted to show ail the good things—and we ‘Aave—and you never bought here so freely as this sea- For all that we are several hundred SUITS and OVERCOATS behind our expectations. ‘There is no use trying to cure our complaint with homeopathic doses.— ‘Time {s money—so we have @rawn a 85 circle round this section of our #tock— and leave you to profit by our misfortune. First of all we want to impress you that this is a sale for tomorrow only. Not s garment in this lot goes for 5 before ‘open in the mor- ing—nor after we close up for the night. It's —AL the CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS. ——All the BOYS’ OVER- coats. —an coats. ~All the REEFERS. —All the SINGLE- BREASTED SHORT PANTS suITs. —All the DOUBLE- BREASTED SHORT PANTS suITs. AM the TWO and THREE-PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS. —All the BOYS’ PANTS SUITS. the KILT OVER- LONG —All the VESTIE SUITS. —All the JUNIOR sUITs. —All the KILT SUITS. —All of EVERY STYLE novelties and stapies. Al of EVERY sIZE— from %4 to 18 years—that are marked 8850, 88, 87.50, $7 and $6.50. 5 Dottars is the one price that will rule these qualities—for this one day. Aren't you glad you lis tened?——Won't you be up betimes TOMORROW MORN- ING to take first choice?. You know we never change a mark.—The figures are as plain as the ‘thumbs on your hands—and you can go richt in amone the tables and pick for yourselves. “Beneapep” to stop at the HAT DEPARTMENT before you go out—tomor- We've drawn the knife to reduce our stock and ft won't be sheathed “til the end is reached. All the BOYS’ and CHTL- DREN'S WINTER CAPS will be turned loose to Keep the Suits and Over- coats company, Hay Pare For any of them—and you have ‘em all to choose ‘from: —The TAM O'SHANT- ERS im Plush, Velvet and Cloth. —The PLAIN TURBANS im Velvet and Cloth. ——The FANCY TURBANS im Velvet and Cloth. —The JOCKEY CAPS in all shapes and colors. ——The POLO CAPS in Blue, Brown and Red ——The BOYS’ WINTER cars. Ses Tur Savino. 1.40 will Duy the $2.96 You will want aus wat chur the $250 ‘Se. will “buy the $1.90 Cavs. Se. wit (bay he 01.70 T4e. will bey the 61.45 Bc. will “buy the 91.25 dee. wit “tay the 980. see. wi “tly the Ze. cape BOTH THESE SALES ARE FOR TOMORROW ONLY. EVERYBODY 18 INVITED. EVERY THOUGHTFUL Pa- RENT WILL BE ON HAND. IT'S aLL NEW sTocK— THERE'S NO OLD STOCK 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 $5.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 95.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 $5.00 95.00 * 85.00 $5.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00, 85.00 $5.00 85.00 85.00 $5.00 95.00 85.00 €5.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 85.00 1-2 OFF 12 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1.2 OFF -2 OFF 12 OFF 12 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 12 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 12 OFF 1-2 OFF 12 0FF 12 0FF 12 0FF 1-2 OFF 12 OFF 12 0FF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 OFF 1-2 0FF 12 OFF 1.2 OFF 1-2 0FF 1-2 OFF 18 0FrF 120FF 1-2 0FF 12 0FF 12 OFF 1-20FF 12 OFF ° all Do You 0 Eat Bazan: - PPP. * Nn oo bel A RE ge SS Fo Sa RAE % sed FOR BEGINNERS. Hiskey, former price, 830... Stein, former price, $40. Rosenkcantz, former price, 840... .. Reduced to 815 a SM Chickering. former price, 860. ingame Sanford & Co., former price, 875. ~_ Fisher, former price, #1.25. oe. Knabe, former price, $150. - SOLD ON 85 MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ‘These pianos are good practice instruments and will be taken back in exchange for new Pianos at the price ‘sold for any time within a year. F. G. Ssnrs, BRADBURY PALACE OF MUSIC, at 1225 PA. AVE. Loxvox Bazar, 715 Manser Space. ALL GOODS WITHIN ABOVE ESTABLISHMENT MUST BE SOLD OUT. EVERY ARTICLE SOLD REGARDLESS OF VALUE. CLOAKS, MILLINERY, INFANTS! Wea, ROSIERY, BIBBONS, LACES; consETs, FURS, KID GLOvEs, WalsTs, HANDEERCHIEFS, FANCY GOODS AND UMBRELLAS. RACKET SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, AT 9 A.M. Asnanan Fisuer, at Asstoxez. . LDS bbe Lbbh bb bhbh bhuhhh hi bbhhal ¢"o | gy vy em 8 5, & YY BF ak G6G Tun B x For eee te ALL. ‘Will you attend the charity ball? If wo, remember that yon cu buy from us vour Gloves from Bie. to Sos Sale les tna any see abaty m ‘eal id,” as the following ‘onclusivel an" a8 the following Priel peices. Ou pel eaten Mouceetine. $2.00 8195 ierene Merete, $3.00 $2.30 *Gaunilets in sventne sbades $3.50, roo 2.70 $1.50 ro $1.00. ‘Tried on at our. risk. S Gests Groves. ‘2-clasp White Kids, best quality... 45 2-clasp Pearl Kids, best quality. Sl We have a large lot of Gents’ id Gloves for stroct wear the largest sizes of which have been sold utand the sizes remaining are OX, 7, 7%. 7% ad 7%, $1. 25 1.25 araur, A reduction of 50c. from former price. ‘We St them to your band. Lovyre Grove © BENNSYLVANIA AY bopbobbibsepbnbebabsbanentuty Puosruatic Exvrstox. ‘Where the pure cod liver oil is not tolerated nothing better can be used in {ts stead than PHOSPHATIC EMULSION, which is readily borne by delicate stomachs and as easily assimilated. Every ingredient adds ‘tothe efficacy of the compound in coughs, colds and all wasting dis- WwW. Ss. Tuomrsoy, Pauarwactsr, me 703 151m Sr. Sumrs Taar Fyx Eguan T, Oona: Mats Fon Gon Av Exrzay & Tnzraxvs. vou Ode. faleun- cred Dress Shire ta fe ‘alerent leet hs to each neck size, made of ys vuedaid ‘siayed at every point whee — ia te. east nates, ‘Of a strain: oure never bout c ‘been sold for Bsc: i Bic Taine ete, the digerence is rood af th nis tue Lovin ole Bu god E overt 3 iting. Gide. each; 6for 8S 75. LER RELAND, Garand N. ¥, ave. Junction, Two, ” ya2T Do You Cieax Your Trrra —Regutaris? ‘There is more im cleaning the teeth regularly and thoroughly than half of Fou think. It is sbeolutely necessary i you wish to preserve them. Our “ “MYRRH AND ORRIS TOOTH WASH” not only cleans the teeth perfectly, but hes a splendid effect upon the mouth and gums. 25c. bottle. gts Das Sire HL25, Thiam = THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, SESE BAweakes SATURDAY is « regular bargain day ‘everywhere, but no place more than at the FAMILY SHOE STORE, the store ‘where the best goods are given for the BABY SHOES, all styles 25 _ftesraas em. 50. ‘When you're down our way look in our show windows and you'll be sur- Prised to see what $1.50 will buy at the ad & HEE 3°90 R Bud i aS ik Erez 7 310 Asp 312 Sevexrn Sr. N.W. Bosrsess I RNtee ‘Wieck 2 Boe % Boat Tun WITH US—FOR TWO REASONS: 1. wnen money ts abundant ont stores attract the majority of shoe buyers —for we always have the largest variety “ot Reliable Footwear and the reputation of furnishing our patrons for their dol- Jar with the greatest 100 cents’ worth tobe found of honest shoe leather, of the latest style and affording the gre est possible comfort. 2. when money is scarce—our houte attracts the thousands who KNOW that they will get from us the best and nicest *“LOW-PRICED" Shoes in the U. 8. During our present great CLEARING BALE a dollar will do almost double @uty—Call tomorrow and convince your- self. Camprens Foorwran Ar Crzarixa Paces. 200 pairs Dongola Spring | CLEARING Heel Button, with dongola or PRICE, patent leather tips. Sizes 5 cs to 8. 45c. ‘150 pairs of our Famous CLEARING Solar Tip, Pebble Button and Royal Kid Spring Heel But- PRICE, ton, with tips. 1036. Sizes 8 to 730. 180 pairs Misses’ Fine Don- | CLEARING gola, also Pebble Goat Button PRICE, Boots, with heels. Sizes 13 to = 2. Wore $1.50 and $2. 95o. 200 pairs Boys’ and Youths’ | CLEARING “Iron Clad” Veal Calf Button PRICE, and Laced Shoes, heeled or spring heel. Sizes 11 to 5%. 95. In Fine Shoes for Ladies and Gents, 28 well as for Children, we are offering great values at prices that will agreeably surprise you. Ws. Hass & Cos Retiasrez Suor Hovszs, 920 and 932 Seventh st, 1914 and 1916 Pa, ave. 21Pe. avons 1 LORIOUS (CHOCOLATES. LoRIOUS UHOcoLaTEs. Tomorrow will be SHEETZ’3, regular CHOCOLATE DAY, and we're going to outdo all former Special by ha} CHO ES of every conceivable shape, style and flavor. for 25 CERES “A OUND. “Be sinong the buyers, for you will not regret it. SHEETE Confectioner: 1 AT Hoe NOW. The ‘‘Archer and Pancoast GAS FIXTURES can be had in Washington now. We're the agents for them. Their Deauty and the radiance of their lights have not been equaled by any other mal When you build or change your GAS FIX- ‘TURES have the ‘‘Archer and Pancoast” ind put up. They'll give more sutistac- tion than any others. See us about them. no: 432 Oia SE ia & F Sts HEDD 8.S. Hurrexixcs Or Isrenest Ar Wuaanra & Epuoxstows. Whatever we find about the stock that g not solling fast enongh, we hurry it Buia loner price Seek now it nx line a Enalish Decorated Pit ‘Pitchers, (big mouthed). Were Bie, to 81.00. Now Zoe. 40 700. Mone Caarixa Disues Annive. si been waiting for the smal einen in tu nate plated: sisting’ dishes ‘will be giad to learn of their arrival. All gizes now in. Chafing dishes are rea’! vA ‘Just beginning to be a] ted. A awe Feith ta cook ain hewe to cook te etre et Sook... wits, ainute, directions um ach of ‘dieve nickel-plated ‘chading Wisissa & Eowoxsrox. 1205 Pa Ave N.W. wer Downars Rerosrrony Axp Sranzzs. | sot Best Focttities inthe city Sor boarding and caring for HORSES. FINE TURNOUTS Sor hie Tor ‘Theater parties, Balls and Receptions, Reasonable terms, L Srarerve. romana ruephons bth, ates mS Tunse Tarot Asarvats Ta Pam Roraz. (Corner 12th at. and Pa. ave.) Sorts axp carzs yor 1003, BE1NO THE VERY LATES1 FROM LONDON AND PARIS. Don't exect low prices, and you needn't éxpect the fancy prices usually asked for extreme and exclusive ‘novelties. Weare content if youcall without athought of baying. You'll admire and unconsciously advertise ‘us when you ask your friends if they have seen those lovely Suits and Capes at The Palais Royal. Cure verts as Now Won BY THE DASHING PARISIENNE AND THE STYLISH WOMEN OF LONDON. ‘Tho Sante Maria is not unlike the Colum- bis Vell. Itisone yard long, with roundends. Has border formed of eluster dots, and stray dots all over. ‘The web-like ground in contrasting color to the dots itimprisons:—black and white, blue and white, navy ‘and red, brown and tan, black and purple. Also in in all one color:—navy, purple, black. 2c veil. PURPLE VEILS—Eieht shades and in all the very intest styles, some of which are shown for the first time in Washington. 10c to 68c veil. And here are the New Green Vellsthat you may have heard of, Dut not before seen in any store in the Dis- trict. 20c veil. BEAUTY VEIL8—Tho very latest are of black net, with white, red, purple, yellow, lavender and green beauty spots. This veiling is double width, so that ‘one yard is sufficient to cover the largest hat. 3% yd. 2 Srockrxas-sttk EMBROIDERED IN NEW EFFECTS AND AT THE RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE OF ONLY 49 CENTS. The very latest novelty from Paris and at leas price than they are being sold there todey. To tell youto hurry if you want a pair is doing you more good than an explanation of why you are offered such stéck- ings at only 49 cents. First note the beauty of the colors and be assured. ‘when the assistant guarantees them indelible. Be sides the usual variety of evening and street shades you'll notice the new blues, greens and purples. The colored silk embroidery on the instep and ankle, per- haps, shows to best advantage on the stockings with black feet, but the white embroidery on those with colored feet {s also very effective. And you'll find ‘8 few pairs with vertical stripes of embroidery and others with polka dots in various sizes. See those with big white dots on grounds of new blues, tans, reds, yellows and pink. Allat 49. 2 pair, But you must burry. Mews Cottans Axn Corrs. ‘The new styles for the spring of ‘93 have arrived. ‘Thousands of dozens were contracted for in order to secure the lowest possible prices for best goods. Best Collars only 15c, Best Cuffsonly 20c. Tus Fon Tae Laores. Be Scne Your Groves Fir Prorenry: If your fingers are unusually long or short or if your hand ts not like the average in every respect the chances are you seldom wear absolutely perfect-fitting Gloves. The great variety required is found in but very few establishments. Tho Palais Royal, with quantities and variety thrice as large as in any other Glove depot in Washington, can guarantee to perfectly fit any hand not actually deformed and is willing and anxious to demonstrate the fact at any time and without asking you tobea purchaser. With the Charity Ball in mind we write: Ofc ourse every kind of Glove and Mitt is here for evening wear. but here is ‘‘a bargain:” 8-button-length Undressed Kid Mousquetaires in all the rarest shades. Only #1.55 pair. Let one of our experts fit a pair to your hand and you'll mentally ejaculate ‘‘they're a bar gain.” ‘The store is so crowded with the new season's ar. rivals that you are lable to overlook some of the extra values that dot every department. You are told below of these goods. The writer's ability is judged and compensation awarded according to the attract- iveness of his advertisements. To best attract he tells you of any bargains as they arrive. FLOWERS. —Generous Size Bunches of Violets for only 25. Rosebud and Foliage for 19¢. FANS.—Ostrich plumes mounted on single stick of ivoroide, Only #4.75. HOSE.—Opera length; black feot, with uppers in pink, blue, red, canary, lavender, nile, Only 49° pair. Also a special lot of Lisle Hose, in various styles, at 35e pair or three pairs for 81. UNDERWEAR.—Spring {mportations, but season- able now for evening wear; Low Neck Pure Silk Vests in all colors for only 50c, of cotton for only 19°. JEWELRY. —Real Gold Rings, with imitation emer- ald, opal, ruby, garnet, topaz,only 48ceach. The new sword desizn in Sterling Silver Hat and Hairpins, 80c. Stick Pins,26e. Brooches,98e. Rhine-stone Ear- rings with real gold wires for only 68c pair. DRESS GOODS. Blacks," that are reliable and yet under price. G8e and 73c for 45-inch-wide All-wool Serges that you will judge extra values at 85c and $1 ayard. 40-inch All-wool Batiste for 50c that is posi- tively worth 7c ® yard. 40-inch-wide Pure Wool Novelties in dots, crescents, satin stripes and floral designs, 75c, instead of $1 ayard. The thirty-three pieces above mentioned are not our regular stock and cannot be duplicated at the prices named. Also price surprises for Evening and Street Silks; Bengaline Silks, in every conceivable evening shade. 49° and 50c a yard for Plain and Fancy Bengslines, positively worth 81a yard. Superfine Evening Ben- xalines, Worth $1.50. for $1.35 syard. Black Ben- galines, 89c, $1, €1.25 and $1.50 yard. Printed Silks for all uses, 6Sc quality for 50c yard. Surprising quality for 50c a yard are the Polks Dot and Stripe Silks, with navy, black and cardinal grounds, And no less than 25 for designs of Black China Stiks, in dots, stripes, brocades and figures. Choice for 81s yard. Here, too, is the $1.25 Evening Crepes for only $1.8 yard; 27 taches wide and all colors. Cotton Crepes in 2s beautiful colors only 1234c yard. White Japanese Silks, that are extra values, at 50, 08, 75e and @1a yard. Also Waterproof Black Silks at only 08, 75, 80c and $1 s yard. And the following new weaves in black, which are correct for evening as well as other times: $1 s yard for G. G. Silks, with satin stripes, in various widths; 81.50 for choice of the Black Satin Brocades; $1.35 for the Moire An- tique, with satin stripe; $1 and $1.25 for the G. G. Silks, with moire dots and stripes, also for Plain Moire ‘Silas GINGHAMS.—Superior devigns and colors, not better quality than usual for 12}c yard. BROADCLOTHS.—54 inches wide and quality that is $1.50in any other establishment. Only $1.25 here. Besides the ordinary shades are the new purples, blues and greens. TRIMMINGS.—5O pieces of Black Silk Passe- mentertes inténded for a New York merchant for good reesons Were Rot delitered.’ We got them s0 as to sell ‘at Go, Ac and 9c. « yard, instead of 8, 10c and 12c. a bargein are the Edgings of Fur mized with Bonght so advantageously that those here praviowlly are offered at 10 per cout lew than marked wide Sie, GLAVES.—Tee arrival of the 150 importations lowers prices of Gloves here previously— a= ‘White Kid Gloves reduced from $1.35 to Ebattoa White Kid Gloves reduced from €1.25 to ‘Te sSoca,Siveenig HA Giiven soGieal trom G1'te Gloves reduced from Taz Pua Rory — 1893—TWELVE PAGES. W. A. PHRSE & C3: ‘Mtb st. and Penn Ave. REA TURDAY. Look out for PIERCE TOMORROW. ‘Trade will be centered round this popular corner. Our ONE-HOUR SALES of Wed- pexiay and Thursday were truly re- markable. Never was there such eager buying. Ridiculously low prices did the business. We'll have « similar idea next week. Bat TOMORROW, what’! it bring forth. ‘The biggest SATURDAY offers of the sea- son. Read the list. It'll tell you what you want to know. SATURDAY {is CHILDREN'S DAY tn our INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT on the second floor. You'll find lots of BARGAINS here for the little ones. 11rr SAYING TX FEORENCE SAVING IX FESHeNce SILK MITTS. A large and splendi@ as- sortment to be closed out at much leas than cost. Worth $1.25 to $1.50 pair. Tomor- row oniy. -79 CTS, Alot of Dogskin Gauntlets, worth @1.75 pair, to be closed ont Tomorrow at....81.25 Alisizes, Very stylish. RAND MBRELLA Q)FFFR. RAND UMERELEA OFFER Ladies’ 26-inch Gloria, with fancy Rem- sticks, were cheap at 81.38, Saturday $1.15 GALL XTRACTS Around the PERFUMFRY counter all is. fragrance. And it seems as if the extract prices are er: ally dri; ping away. Think Has jays been 35 and 37 cents. On dower than ever. Lots of swest odors, sure to please you. REMNANTS OF TOILET SOaP, 3 CTS. CAKE. ANDRERCHIEFS (GIVEN A Wate EKCHIERS GiveN Away ‘Mizht bea good sign for us to hang up for we're selling lovely HANDKERCHIEFS for almost nothin: One te: Lot of La black, others all ADIFSt ADIES* ORE 95 CEST Pos! Mone 25 CET Hes We've just received 50. dozen of those Real Maco Yarn Hose we've bad such an im. mense ran on. Caunot be duplicated any- where in the country for less than 35 cents apair, Our price tomorrow. ABs N VY ECKWEAR. ECKWEAR. Silk Cord Rucking in white, cream, Diack, and black and white mixed, 19, 6 yards in box for. oe c 1 lot of Fluted Collars. and “Cais,” 19¢. 440 in white and colors, set Little Lord Fauntleroy Collars and Cuffs, in white and colors, set -- Reefer Scarfs, in all colors, each. 4 Oc. A new line of Windsor Ties, in plain colors, plaids and stripes, with and with- bem, extra qual- 25. 5. ity and length, each. " eC. Full line of Skirt ines in silk and lace, white, black and colors at SPECIAL UCHING UCHING PRICES. ATURDAY WEILINGS. ATURDAY V EILINGS. ‘To introduce our new stock of Spring Vellings, we have selected several of the leading styles, which we will offer at SPECIAL PRICES for ee 1 piece of Viclet Tuxedo Veil'ng. lar price 25 cts. a yard. Special ‘196 price yi Regu- Special price 1g. ‘Veiling. Rexu- Special srice 1 Q jolet_ Tuxedo Veiling with chenille spots. Regular price, 28 DO ets. Special price 1 piece of Violet Tuxedo Velling. Rersiee price, 22 cts, Reduced 9 J piece Green Tuxedo Veiling. lar price, 25 cts. lar price, 25 cts. wd. pull iiae of Bramcia Not Veiling in black andcolors, with chenille and Jet spots, at SPECIAL PRICES. Black Brussels Net Veiling, with crepe borders, at reduced prices. A full ine of Sewing Silk Velliag "22 in all colors, first quality, yd. Ce * PIERGE & “Where Quatity's Firat; Profite Second,” 88 3B Pk Ave N.W. Masoracronen's Crzanaxce Sure Or Cvnrarss o Ar Jovris Laxsavrors Riss» N.Y. Ave. Nean 14rn Sr. By taking the entire balance of » manu- facturer’s lot of Curtains at © bie con- cession in prices we are enabled to offer the following extraordinary bargains: 100 Half Pair Fine Nottingham bace Curtains, slightly stained, 3% and 4 yards Jong, extra fine quality, actually worth from #4 to 86 pair. Oxty $1.25 Eacz, 50 pair Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains, Irish Point and Brussels effects, slightly stained, worth from 85 to 86. Ost 83 Pp, ATR, Cursntez Ponrenes, $2.25. S5Ohalf pairs of Fine Chenille Portieres, frinze and dado top and bottom. Only 82.25 each. Sxowrzaxe Cunrars, $1.50. 18 “Half Pair” of Elegant Striped Snow- flake Curtains, idea! chamber drapery. Reduced to 81.50 each. a bos Fon Uruorsrenre. Full line of Tapestries, Brocatelie and Plushes for upholstering. Let us estimate the cost—rree. J ULIUS: pS FE URNITURE “Rusa N.Y. Ave Nes 14cm Sr t Deiat SHEPERS AE GSE EXCEPT SOME 2%, 3 AND 3%. He =— UE is ! UT aye fi il FE i u j i i g é i I I ' ny 8 AT O8: FPN: REGULAR DISCOUNT SALE NOW GOING OX. Jom E. Lim, ei Q 23-1 CANDY. — Ie. @ pound, ‘For three days more we will continue our sale of Fine Net, Fruit and Old-fashioned Molssses Taffies of all kinds at ic. # pound. ‘Fresh every day. Pinot'e, 705 7th st. m.00, ‘We make the finest G0c. Candies in the city. ‘253m PERPRPEDEDEDPPPPPPPPPBEPPDEDESE a Attend our Great Clearing Sale of Millinery, Cloaks, Ladies’ Furnishings and Fancy Goods. For tomorrow, Saturday, we offer in our Cyoax Deranraest Ladies’ and Misses’ Jackets in plain and fur trimmed, im Black, Blue, Tan and Gray, with full Si tine Purs—Astrachan, Opossum, Frenc! merand Coney. Half satin lined in Plain or Diagonal Chevron Regular value $10, @11 and €12. For Saturcay on'y af pie $5.50. $85.50. $5.50. Ix Mnuiurxerr We still offer you Hats in Bleck and Colors that were ‘Be. to $1.25 at... To. Trimmed Bate. that were @3.00, €2.50 and 84.00 at... $1.98 ‘Trimmed Hats that were $4.00, €5.00 and #3.50 Misses and Children’s Flate—Tsn, Black S2 a dest quality,rerular price @1.00, at 450. Conszrs ‘One lot of odds and ends in Corsets, all styles, that Tange trom S0e. to $1.50, at 29. Is Groves We have a fow paigy left of thoae slightly soiled and damaged Kd. rea, all styles, Butte or Hooks, 4 to S-button lengths, all sizes, regular value tc. to sisoat 35e. AU Dress Trimmings Speciai sale of Merino Underwear. (dd lots at one- Ralf price. See them. Kisos Parace, 812-814 7mm Sreer x XXXXXXXNANXXXKAKANKXKXXAXXXN XXUK H oH ERED BB RRR U bs a ae Sok A By Bet. Bf aa cco LLLL EEE AA e SS, OA AEE S83 2“ Tun Beet LL LADI Shoes. KINDS AND SIZES 2 qualities now. LL LADIES’ SUEDE OXFORDS, For evening wear. 83 quality. Our customers have been harvesting the best bargains during Our Clearing Sale, and, as the stock is of this have been abundant. (@ BELOW ARE SAMPLES OF GLEANINGS TO OUR FIELD: AY; GENTS: AND LADIES: $3.24 FARIES, AFD. GENTS “BURTS" 89 GQ LL GENTS CORK-SOLE SHOES, jain. SE BEIGE CORE SOLE 3] 539 81.69 S AND KINDS $1 39 "04 SLBO Snes and Sip pe08 eens 88 LL D Velvet and Leather #1 BUpPers,sessesssees @ IC 2.090 LL DIX’S CHILD'S SIZES, 5 to 103, 4To AITERS, | in Fine Footwear ever offered seagon's crop, the gleanings BE PROCURED BETWEEN THE SHEAVES IN Hand-made Shoes. A'S Tantwetesd bse in lace Upped or 82.24 .... 81.89 GUALILICS NOW ssesee. ALLGENTS" AND LADIES: ANux Ss! | AMD. — Uh 81.50.0000. BC Medium wide, $1 quality.. sad Indies’ tr black and colored van.B9C ALL SIZES BOUND SOLES woves--seeesonrmrone “@ “GLEAN WHILE THE CROP IS MOWED, FOR YE KNOW NOT WHAT TRE MORROW BRINGETH FORTH.” 402 Tim Sr. N.W. XXXXXXXAXXXXXXAXXXXNEXXEXNE XXXX We Onrorsare tots of rinasot CANDY. Ig there any particular kind, favor or shape you fancy? If so you'll find your favorite in E T 585s “BEST,” the MIXTURE thst contains all the’ most delicious CANDIES. There are almost twice as many difter- ent kinds of CANDY in this mixture as there are cents in its price. AND its Price is 60 CENTS a pound. We pack ““Gill's Best™ elorantly and tie the boxes with SATIN RIBBON. So they look almost as attractive and inviting as they are good. ‘Order by telephone if you like, Our ceall is 1104. Gu. & Sox, Con. 11 ra Asn F Sis. 27 “Fou mIsht think Mt was. Apring to 9gn the Fre Tacl arhams, siresdy on, eubintion, that prom Braiden. sour aud be sure of Goa are S| 390. sewer tor 39 ore Tosrrow 7ou can buy any sf our 7p. gEWELRY tor 6 herrow you can buy any of owe #1, JEWELRY for 6D ors sti eee ik ee boty Han sacra tes aga See sale more lnncroets me > Sena PINS for ) ors. tt a tate soasldentta Teste ea teal var deweley eS RAN TNS | | | You know that Se RING that we geil for 20cTR J Baxi es re, eet | okie Ring all sites to Ot» Kin for thet FILLED baby oF a stout indy. r Tows You can orter thems ty mat Be sure to fiate size desire erey_ and weno 81, S135, 81.50. LADIES’ 4-BUTTON SUEDE. im all shades, with larce pearl buttons and fancy stitching. for LADIES" S% SUEDE MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVER, in all street shades, for Sy $1.25, $1.50, 41.85. LADIES WALKING Groves tor SI, $1.50. LADIES’ GAUNTLET GLOVES, in all eowwasan 81, $1.50 A “Posurxe: Sare (3/3!2 IN | TOILET GOODS.—But only ‘ths trcranr "hore. Tbege are away eaiful.” ho Fou dew wo wt Af you buy some — not || cee Rares Our Sa. ATOMIZERS only ne, . Pee RARE Os oe u LUBINS INFANT ince - “mst eens GENE mows wip. 10. smvde cot eneD gut AND PEP. PER SHAKERS ODD PIECES “OF Moo; sere exty 106. exer MICHELSEN'S GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUM, pint botties, BDe.: rpiny 50c.. and quart botties, IB ' slogan! agortinent of BURNISI SLVER PONDER BOXES ae ae $e Aue You Sror- cr And@ hard toft ina Corset? If so try the “Her Masesry Corser Srene alr ot tes’ sient ‘one Pair of these than orde Ae Jt oo For iar we're the Washington Agente. optics are within, Teawon, ney dovgive ) ou a wealth of comfort. 82.75, $3.50 oa B4 oe the prices wr 6 them to you Ladies ‘y 4 our oe TOWN can order thee, and it they find they are pot plessed fan return them—you know catia ing Our patrons. > AGAIN —ToMORROW— FRIDAY MORNING, AT 9:30 OCLOCK, WE PLACE ON SALE ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-TRRER ‘LADIES’ AND MISSES" Loxo Gansexrs. 2, SOME WITH CAPES, some : YOUR CHOICE 4 $2.98. —=Included in this lot ‘We shall place on sale——— —100 adie Short Wraps and For the same ape ote trem 960 Ric B= a AN NN u oa. _ BURGH ou —— OF PROFIT. ARE ia TTL POUT Ze. Sa Wa ARE GOING TO SELL dozen Ladies’ Neat Bordered Handber- ‘chiefs, heussuitched and sheer Wane SING TO SELL NV iden ofthe celebrated LION BRARD 5 5e- 2a OS FS nan 1234 anid 0c brid y" sn Gaibdren's oo WEEE? En meme 1g WE ABE, GOING TO SELL ‘one gross 4711 Soap......... 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