Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1893, Page 4

— THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. FRIDAY © city. As = local NEWS paper and Ad- Yerining Medium it has we competitor. ‘The monicipal building idea has, so far as fhe Senate can do it, been nid away to rest, Grd for atleast twoor three years more the District will continue to hire the only available but always uneuitable quarters ata rental which fs very much more than the interest upon the price of a tirsichws structure. Strange argu- ment prevailed e Senate yesterday when the project was under discussion. Senator Vest | thought the matter should have been referred to the committ publie buildings and grounds, forgetful of the fact that that com- mittee has had the whole affair in its hands for mach more than a year, but without ever hay- fing given eration. Then caine the contention that a municipal building woul! deface Pennsylvania avenue and would be disgreeable to the ladies who are in the habit of visiting the Center market. It is extremely diffenlt for the average mind to un- derstand how a creditable piece of architecture could possibly damage the appearance of the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, and it is no Moreeasy to grasp the idea that a building whieh would be no nearer or Sh street than one hundred and fifty feet could in uy way annoy or disturb lady marketers. Ladies walk or drive without hindrance or in- sult past a score of hotels that are located on main thoroughfares im spite of the fact that around all of these places of public resort there is no nck of more or lees respectable loafers. Why, then, should ladies hesitate to pass within ene bundred and fifty feet of ao building devoted to law and good ge ment, ite inte- rior and exterior guarded and purified by con- tinual police presence? It was also contested that no public parking should be given up for use as a building site, but the Senators who engued thus, and with apparent propriety, were forgetful of the fact that the reservation in question was long ago set apart for the purpose to which the Commissioners have endeavored to apply it. ntion might also be directed to the fact that this strong moral sentiment as to the appropriation of parks was not visible in the Senate when that body passed a bill which authorized the spending of $30,000 on a flower market which, if the measure should unfor- tunately become law, would be located upon a Fevervation just across 9th street from the site of the proposed municipal building. How do Senators excuse their action as to the park which they propose to destroy by placing thereon a flower market? it be by the wtatement that “it is such alic.'s one”? it any serio Men who are informed as to local legislation bave never regarded the more or less verdant in front of the Center market at any more etry than a piece of ground set apart for business Purposes. Congress, in 1871, declared it to be | the site for a municipal building. From that| day to this it has remained comparatively unim- proved because the prospect of a great struc- ture was ever before the eyes of the intelligent public. It is not a public park and cannot be unless the same power which declared it tobe a building site shal reverse legisiation which, | shamefully and foolisaly, has been allowed to | acquire mold during a period of twenty-three years. ee ag by tablets or otherwise of the houses and places of great historic in- terest in this city and the preservation of note- Worthy houses at the national capital—made #0 by their having been occupied by some of the greatest men in American history—are acts | which should interest aud attract every patri- | otte citizen. Recently and under congressionai | charter there has been organized the Memorial Association of the District of Columbia, a body of representative Washingtonians, whose pieas- Bre it will be to contribute to the information of those who come here to feast upon historic places. This marking by tablets of notable | poimts and this preservation of historic strue- tures contribute much to the intercet taken by Visitors in cities of the old world, would have the same effect here, and would also serve the Bigher parpose of cultivating that historic spirit and that reverence for the memories of the founders and leaders of the republic apon Which an intelligent and abiding patriotism so largely depends see Major Moore may well be proud of the work done by his detective force in the capture of such a formidable aggregation of burglars as | were arreste? Wednesday morning. From an/ Bapromising beginning to a highly successful | eonclusion the affair was cleveriy managed. In- | epector Hollinberger and his subordinates are om even terms with the best thief-catchers of the | country. The suitable marki British poet laureate confession wi feference to the genius of oar times. But there fe @ great deal of common sense in leaving the place undilied, just the «ame. A poor poe: lau- | Feate is much worse than none. — The story of unspeakable horror that comes from Texas concerning the fiendish punish-| meat that was visited upon a fiendish criminal | may afford a suggestion as to the reason that Meay people in Europe think that the United | States is largely populated by barbarians. a The Argentine Republic is busily cleaning up | and taking precautions against a cholera in-| vasion. ‘Che United States should not under any circumstances allow the Argentine Kepub- | lic to lead in this sort of entezprie | | — ‘The exodus of Cleveland democrats from ofMice in New York indicates that the weapon- carrying habit still prevails in the politics of | that staie. The New York S exgaged im making it clear tha: r the cir @umpsiances it favors protection, mildly, in theory, and free trade emphatically in practice. —sa j “Judge Jackson" is a very good specimen of @iliterative eapbony, but it does not seem to i ais at present very much (Ps | crinoline movement, the hoop skirt or bustle | revival. Still, we apprehend that, in so far a | the saiment of the fair sex is concerned, men’s and whatever the fate of the more compreben- sive and elaborate liquor legislation proposed | by the Senate and House committees reapect- | ively concerning the District, this stiffening ap- present statute, Then, if no better measure is passed at this session, the District will stit! have some reasonably effective law upon which to rely until the subject can be handled by the mext Congress, And the adoption of this suieus’ment coes not need and should have no tendcscy to interfere with the success of any of the more elaborate measures which, when enacted, whether at this session or in some subsequent Congress, will of course abrogate the existing law, including this penalty pro- vision. While this amendment should by all | means be adopted, it should not be treated by anyone as a permanent disposition of the vab- ject of liquor legislation for the District. Such liquor legislation as is now in the hands of the District committees should be pushed without reference to this enactment. There isno rea- | son why a clear, comprehensive and equitable | liquor bill should not become law before the fourth of March. The people of this commu- nity demand the passage of such a measure. ——__ France is beginning to show a good deal of | interest in the manner in which her rights con- | nected with the Suez canal are to be affected | by the English occupation of Egypt. France | may be pardoned for showing a peculiar sensi- | tiveness in any ease where a canal is concerned. | cong: hematin a England appears to be impressed with @ feel- ing that she has trouble enough on her bands | without worrying in reepect to Hawaii. eee Perhaps even crinolines would be preferable to the present street-sweeping styles of femi- nine attire. 0]! | The prayers that go up for the safety for the | Long bridge, in the event of a freshet, are few | and far between. ~ ee Mr. Cleveland is now receiving visitors. | has probably provided himself with a bushel | basket for the accommodation of cards, ————o Canada is doubtless keeping her eyeon Hawaii to see just how annexation is accomplished. ——_ +2 SHOOTING STAKS. Itisstated that the number of Poles who come to this country is greatly increasing. It would have been kind to include in the rumor the assurance that they are not trolley poles. BY THE AMATEUR ARCHITECT. If I bad « thousand acres, And a mint or two of pelf, I might, perhaps, construct the house That I designed myrelf. Little Sallie had very much enjoyed the cele- bration of her birthday anniversary. “I'm awfully sorry for you,” she said to her he said, “there’s nothing that I en- joy more than reading the last words of great men. I wonder what your last words will be?” “Mariah,” he replied, “‘the last word is some- thing that I never expect to have.” And this was the first time on record that he got it “Who is that man with the loud voice and the loud clothes and the loud manners?” said the commercial tourist whose efforts to sell goods had been ruthlessly interrupted. “That,” was the reply, “is the firm’s silent partner.” It looked very much, this morning, as if Uncle Jerry had forgotten to take in his ground- hog weather. A COINCIDENCE. “Do you notice what arich color our milk has?” asked she. “Do you observe how muddy the water is now?" he responded. Come, gentie rain; thy soft caress, ‘Thy mavy kisses warm. Will wake the wood to loveliness And bring the spring time charm. Come, gentle rain; we'll hail the sight Of ev'ry tambling rill. Come thaw the pipes now frozen tight And save the plumber’s bill. peso ieasl ‘The Sentiment in Hawal!. Hawnii will not lose her real independence by becoming a member of the American Union. The rights of the meanest citizens will be guar- anteed as they never have been before. The people rule in the United States and they will rule in Hawaii when she is an integral part of the Union. Every native-born Hawaiian will be entitled to all the fresxiom, all the immuni- ties and rights enjoyed under the American Constitution by the *hole body of citizens. There is no colorable ground for pretoodiag that the movement which was carried to a se- cessful issue Tresday is for the benesit of white men only. It will benefit all, and the rank and file of the people more than anybody else. The United States of America is the country of the ot man—the ne country in the world which affords everybody an eqnal chance. Under its broad wgis this weary nation will at length find peace. —Harraiian Gazile (Honolulu.) ee It is hard to see how any man with the eye of a Greek of Phidias’ time, and the spirit of a Roman of Cwsar's time, and the essential pre-4 hensiveness of an Amezican of our “own times, who must always be pleased by looking at the artistic and serviceable feminine dress now in fashion, the street dress, the household dress, the play house dress or the ball room dress, each of whieh is so admirably adapted to place, occasion and cireumstanee, can favor the new opinions are not worth the wick of a tallow candie.—N. ¥. & oe Tombstone Suggestion. Every victim of a railroad accident at grade should have graven on his tombstone: sound harmoniously and melodiously in certain southern republican ears, see Several cabinet booms are candidates for treatment in the mysterious disappearance col- ann wee No good citizen can have anything but praise for those Senators who yesterday secured the edoption of the license amendment to the Dis- trict appropriation bill, The question now is, “What will the House do while the bill isin conference?” Too few of the legislators real- ize how much this amendment means to the District of Columbia or have even the faintest idee as to the consequences which may easily follow its failure to become a law. As sub- mitted by Senator Mclillan the provision is nothing more nor lees than what was known as the E.-ton bill, which provided for the im- posing of license on trades, business and pro- fessions. Au effort to do business—which in thie imstance mens mor espec’aiv, to sell liquor—without lieem> 2 t% be ranishe? by © fine of not les thn tu colar mor more than one hundred Qolar. and Killed at a grade ercssing by The A.. B.C. & D. RB. Co., Which ee monument. Let him rest in pices! —New York Recorder. — 6s Modern Pugilism. ‘The most terrific battles in the history of the prize ring are now being fought through the newspaper columns. — Detroit Free Press. oe An Indignant Denial. The 100 mummies which have arrived in Chi- cago are to be displayed at the world’s fair. It is not true that they area late addition to the Chicago street-cleaning foree.—Chéeago News | Record. What Did It. ‘The reduction in the price of St. Louis beer has brofight the whisky trust to time at last, as is evidenced by the big reduction made in high wines last Monday. —St. Lowis Republic. woo pom A Beautiful Prospect. Witb a recsnent exposition of building ma- im default of payment the violator of} terials, appliencee and workmanship before Jaw is to be imprisoned in the common jail of | them, Pittsburgers should beable ere long to the District for 8 period not to exceed twelve | revel inall the delights of waterproof build- | Months. It is also provided that whenever the | ings with draftless windows, weather-tight doors, epproval of the Commissioners is required to | hygienic plumbing and all the other features of ‘any application for « iicense under existing law or under regulations adopted by the Commis- | sioners according to law, no person shall be deemed to bave such license until he or she shall have obisined euch approval The pur- pose of the amendment is to remedy the most important defects ceciarud by the courts to exist im the present law. It supplies the exist- ing pensity-lacking law witha needed buck- bose The session is now drawing toa close, structural millennium. — Pittsburg Jrispaich. Arehitect (in confusion }—*‘‘Yes,”” “Critic (sternly)—"‘Ab, ha! Are you aware, | sir, that there iss dome on St. Potace at Rome and that the Capitol at Washington has a dome? | Come, sir, auewer me!”—Chiongo News o—o—_o—0—Q— oo —o—9— G0 —e— c—O—c—o—s—0—O— 0c O— 0-0 e000 0 09 O00 0.0 0 0 0 C. e—e—e—_O—c—e. | O —e—o—o— o_O —o— ec e_ T ! 0 | plication should be used immediately upon the STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote. Sacs & Comrasy. 2 Sarczpars Brcxowsa Prices. S there no end to this stock { of ours! We know you will Yourselves on fortune that's in for you tomorrow——Well may. We are not given to making s ‘mountain out of » mole hill"—but when @ line drags we cut it off in short order. ‘There is literally a ‘‘moun- tain" of BOYS and CHIL- DREN'S LONG and SHORT SEPARATE PANTS on our tables—and NOW THEY HAVE GOT TO GO-But where there are Boys there is always use more PANTS — especially such PANTS as these—at such shorn prices. So this will be TOMORROW'S SPECIAL OFFERING.—You can each have as many pairs as you want. for For Tue Carnprex- 4 to 15 years—YOU MAY bebbbbbs TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY bbbebebbbbobhboshotes OF THE WOOLEN SEPARATE bbbbbbasssebbobshtsts SHORT PANTS IN THE HOUSE. Sobbdsbbbobsbbssshshs ——There isn’t an old price left ‘standing——All the éress patterns and all the play patterns are included. 83.00 ones 82.50 ones 22.00 ones 81.50 ones 81.2% ones 21.00 ones Toe. ones 50c. ones For Tur Bors- 13 to 19 years-WE SHALL bbbbshos GIVE YOU THE CHOICE OF Sods bbbssbbbsbcbbohts A DOZEN AND A HALF LOTS bbsbbababbobesss bs OF LONG PANTS THAT WE didddddddddd ddddddedd WANT TO CLEAR OUT—and seddddddd ddddddddd the way we've clipped the price is proof of our determination— but you CAN'T BUY BETTER PANTS. NOW 82.00. NOW $1.68. NOW 81.35. NOW 81.10. Now Now Now Now FPRRe Eee e eRe ‘Lot 8850—was #5.99. ‘Lot 9961—was 85 00. Lot 7190—was $4 00. Lot 6640—was $3.50. Lot 7248—was 83.50. Lot 7233—was 83.00. Lot 2601—was $3.00. Lot 2002—was 83.00. Lot 5520—was $3.00. ‘Lot 1402—was $3.00. NOW $1.50. ‘Lot 2003—was @3.Q0. NOW $1.50. Lot 12420—was 23.00. NOW 81.50. Lot 7038-—was 22.50. NOW @! ‘Lot 4470—was $2.50. NOW @1 Lot 3330—was £2.00. NOW 81.00, Lot 2243—was 81. NOW 88e. Lot 1100—was 81.50. NOW 7c. Now 82.50. NOW #2.50. NOW 82.00. ‘NOW 81,75. NOW 81.75. ‘NOW 81.50. NOW 81.50. NOW 81.59. NOW 91.50. 3 Don’t misunderstand us,—— You may not find EVERY SIZE in EVERY LOT—but among them all every lad from 13 to 19 years can be fitted—and as they are all stout serviceable qualities your choice will be an easy You men who are calculating on getting one of those $10, €12.50. $13.50 and @15 SUITS at $8.50 must be om hand to- morrow. Don't forget us when there's another pair of SHOES to be bought—man's, woman's, or child’s——We'll show you some strong qualities at prices that ‘ll make you open your eyes. Saxs Axp Courasy, ae ** | gate way for eat ia- ‘7th Street. 2—3-~9—9—O—o—o—0—9 —Q— 0-0-0 0 GH —2 0-90 -Q)— 02 0 09 0-0-0 —0— 2-0-9 —-O— O—o—o—o—0—O— ec — 00 0 0 0 $00 09 0 GUT DOV i EXPERISE. HE above all-important question Tis « constant source of worry, especially to heads of families, to the rich as well as the poor. One of the most expensive items is that of “CHILDREN'S SHOES"—and 4f you want to avoid doctors’ bills, you MUST keep the children well shod. If you knew how many children we shoe-more and more every sucé ceeding day—you would st once recog- nizo that wo sell “RELIABLE SHOES ONLY*—at lowest known prices, and thereby help to materially Uigten the shoe expense of many family. Our MIDWINTER CLEARING SALE offers special opportunities to lessem’ your shoe expense. It is our way of clearing out FRESH goods of this season's production before the arrival of our Spring Shoos, now in the works, Sasere Creantxe Prices From Our Compress Deranrwest. Child's (4 to 8's) Genuine Dongola a Spring Heel Button, with worked | COEARING,. Dutton holes, either iid or patent | 4.5 leather tipped. Child's (8 to 104) Dongola Tipped or Pebble Solar Tipped Button, also | curanra, ‘Misses’ (11 to 2) Pebble Button | By Boots, regular 81.00 Goods, | ‘About 100 pairs of Misses’ Fine 3 Dongola and Pebble Button, with | CLEARING. heels, sizes 130% Formerly 81.60, a 09 and 82. 50, 95c. Our Famous ‘Rocky Mountain” i Button Shoes for children, also | CLEARING. Chita’s Kangaroo Calf Laced Shoes, | 5 best wearing Shoes knows. | $1.35. Misses’ Fine Cloth Top Spring zs Heel Button, with patent leather | bERING. backs and tips and fine Viel kidfor- | 3185, O | ings. Good 82.50 vaives. j Boss’ and Youths’ Famous “ron | CLEARING. j Cla” Button and Laced Shoes, “pela ‘ heeled or spring heeled. | 95c. a ee | | Those INDESTRUCTIBLE Veal | CLEARING | Calf Button and Laced Shoos, boys? PRICE, and youths’ sizes, excellent 81.50 | Q {rere | $1.20. Only about 20 pairs more Boys’ and | CLEARING «prised eo dermepsos | re, © | Shoes, with cloth or kangaroo tops. | | Meese nae. | $1.60. J Youths’ Kangaroo Spring Heel | CLEARING. Laced Shoes—also Cork Suied Calf S185 . ct Hand-made Laced and Button Shoes. | S185. Our Famous Boys’ Calf Hand- | CLEARING | sewed Cork Sole Button Shoes, ao4 a j Sizes 234 to 5, all widths. $2.35. ° et] E] 3 era 2095, cco? xx >; 206, a a i g g RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 932 SEVENTH STREET, 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVE, 231 PA. AVE. 8.E. 00 Ssoz Hovsr, 731 Tru Sr. «SUCCESSOR TO JACOB BOOL), We have had an immense run of trade since the day we opened. We're fairly stauzhtering the Booi stock and propose to get rid of it entirely in the next few days, ‘Tomorrow we shall br: of Ladies’ Dongola were 81. at 81.35, Newhall famous Shoes for for tomorrow to and $1.50. F, Cc nang Crawronp (20 yeara with Jacob Bool, 731 Tru Sr. T RRR UR OR v UR RRR uu £3 SS, A ITITO DDD. os A 4 D RD R DDI Seu LOVE LOVE At CHILDS & McDERMID'S. And we're becoming famous for the grand values we're phenomenal. It will pay you to buy from ‘us, Here arc some sample offers: 5-hook Foster Kids, m ali the desirable Site Ete Tomorrow... se -hook Fosters, bargains at a else. To- $1.19 1 color r Eevee = OB, Ladies’ Kid Gauntiete in all ors, worth $1.50, Tomorre 4 ee ion OL. OO In Suede also at same price. A CHANCE FOR YOU IN APRONS. Just received—20 dozen Ladies’ White Lawn Aprons, very fi mr aterial ofoced morrow at OF only. Oc. COME TO US FoR BARGAINS! A B S-button Suede Mousqnetaire Q7e- 8-9 | Hi De 15 PE CENT OF AT Ho8vik & SHYBERS endo, Piste Bie fetoce i) =, jade everything tn TisSty;weieht'Shors and Slip Canps & McDenwto, “Everything @ Woman Wants,” 1114-1116 F S: N. W. Cure Fisrn De Lis, Facial Food"—a cure for wrinkles. Eau Fizvn De Lis, A cure for pimples and eruptions. FOR SALE ONLY BY FARY 8, 1893-TEN PAGES. Laxsrvncx & Bro. Wrarsven We Do, We Do Wax No Miscrxe Wira U, Ir Reovrazs Bacxsosz, A Mosr Mexonaszz Evexz. SOpercent B0percent 30percent 30 percent or or on om BOpercent B0percent B0percent 30percent Do you know what this means? That you can come in our store, select any garmont afd buy it~ FOR 30 PER CENT ‘Less than what it is marked, ro matter how much it hasbeen marked or defore, Oper cont off Der cent of BO per cent of 30 ber cent of 30 per cent off 80 per cent off 30 ber cent off 20 per cent om Der cent of ‘30 per cent off (30 per cent off 30 per cent off ber cent off 30 per cent off 30 per cent off 30 ber cent of 30 per cent off BO ber cent off BO ber cent of 80 per cent off percent off D fer cent off ber cent off 30 per cent off HO ber cent of BO per cent of 50 per cent off (20 per cent off (30 per cent off ‘BO per cent off 30 per cent of, D per cent off D ber cent off 30 per cent off per vent of ster cent of Por cent o D ber cent of 40 per cent off D per cent of 0 per cent off O ber cent off Tue Lasr Suz Oz Wisrer Gazwents For 7 Livres, Missrs Axp Cinprexs Tus Szasoy. To wind ap and clear out the bal- of this sea earments, 10 percent of natter what ‘the if per cent off we shall O per cent off tomorr 0 per cent off tnorning at 8 o'el"k 80 per cent off (and continue for ONE WELK only, ending Saturday hightat G o'clock) to sell every at an honest per prottable red BO percent om tion to yonot Bo per cent of 30 per cent off BO per cent off BO per cent of DISCOUNT. Alsoall Fur Capes, ‘Trimmings, Muffs, &e., included in this sale, 40 per cent off 30 per cent of 30 per cent of D per cent oif ‘BO per cent off reduced 20 per cent off ‘BO per cent off Bo per ceut off 20 per cent o:f B0 per cent of 30 per cent of 20 per cent of BO per cent off BO per cent of 30 ber cent off 30 per cent off 30 fer cent off 0 Der ceat off BO per cent of 30 per cent off 30 ber cent off 30 per cent otf 30 per cent of 0 per cent off BO per cent off BU bor cent off 30 per cent of 30 per cent of 20 ber cent off 20 per cent off 30 per cont of BO Der cent of BO per cent off HO ber cent off 30 per cent of 0 ber cont off BO per cent off Per cent off O per cent of por cent off 30 per cent off 30 ber cent off BO per cent oft ‘BO per cent off 30 Per cent off 30 per cent of BO percent ot cent off ) per cent of 0 per cent off per cent off 30 per cent off 30 per cent off 30 per cent off HO per cent off ‘BO per cent of BO per cent off BO per cent oY ‘BO per cent off BO percent of 30 per cent off per cent off per cent off ‘BO per cent off HO per cent off ‘BO per cent off 230 per cout off 0 per cont o: 30 per cent off 30 per cent off 30 per cent off ‘BO per cent off 30 per cent oft BO per cent off ‘BO per cent off We're open until 9 o'clock tomorrow, Saturday night. 7 L oy A E Ed ERE “R feet wanes yaa Beane RaTRA nn Wen at For the coming season we have in a magnificent stock of goods covering Furniture quisite experien’ markets. Don't wait got crowded, in the atterns and shadings od buyer could find until but the Ei laid. for most ex- that our in the work rooms send us a postal right away and we'll send up one of our measurers with saraples—a ad lator on an estimate, for which we charge nothing. Wise housekeepers might what we heard a lady say y which was to the effect that she Profit by esterday, although didn’t really need the covers till the 4th of March she was going to have them made right away, ecanso she wanted to havs all her time and atientign tion thue to friends and Cur loose-tover patrons the same liberal settling their bills devote to her latives. wil ‘accommodation, characterizes before and during inangnra- visiting have in our dealings in other kinds of house- furnishings. m —don’t charge it purchasers chasers — don't chazge any Int have a peculiar kind of credit any more than to cash pur- to for the eccommodation — don't bother with notes or other lecal paraphernalia — in fact, tion's sake. we accommodate for accommoda- Shall we send up a measurer? Jus Laxssvncws N.Y. Ave. Ris, Nean 143 Sz. Creme Fizen De Lys, ‘*Facial Food"—a eure for wrinkles, Exo Fieve De Lvs, A cure for pimples and eruptions, FOR SADE ONLY BY Miss Lora Lexmay, 931 F Sz, N.W. Wuar To Wear Ar Youn Wepoixa. ‘Married in black, you'll back ; ‘Married in red, you'll wish ‘Married in greon. ashamed low; Married in bine, he will always be true: ‘Married in pear!, you will live in 8 whirl; ‘Married in yellow, ashamed of your fel- Married in gray, you will co far away: wish yourself yourself dead; to be seen; ‘Married in brown, you'll live out of town; ‘Married in pink, your spirits will sink; ‘Married in white, you've chosen right— If—you feed your husband on the light sweet bread which can only be made of 931 F Sx. N.W. —Betle of Neivon. Kaxrccxrs Faxovs Wuixr All honsekeepers who use ‘Ceres say it makes **more” bread, *‘lighter™ bread, ‘‘ehiter™ bread, “‘sweeter” bread, and better" bread than any other flour that ever came into their kitchen. Beware of imitations. very cack and Darrel of the genuine *‘Ceres” contains Families and others in seareh of a Pure Article of Whisky should consult Charles Kraemer. He is headquarters for all the leading brands, including “Belle of Nel- con" and "*Canedian Cinb.” ‘The latter brand is seven years old—s delightfully mellow and pure articlo—and at present ie “tee |— ae Kure & Sone Mee Co. 1785 Tra St NOW. tae UAL circular signed in autograph by Wm. M. Galt & Co., and bearing the imprint of ‘two gold medals. Look for it every time, All grocers sell ‘*Ceres." Most every- body tsee "Ceres" dont be an exception. Ail live grocerssall Ceres, We only whole- eale. os Wx M. Gur & Ca. "Wholesale Flour and Feet Dealers," ty Cor. Ist and Ind. sve. ow. 7 Sovvesms Or Tur Paras Rorit Taz Paus Rorws F, vereesta Axwvaz Miowisren “Opesixee POSITIVELY TERMINATES TOMORROW EVENING. A VERY BUSY DAY IS ANTICIPATED. ‘Those who can are requested to call during the less busy hours: 8 to 10 a m, 1 to Sand 5 toG p.m. " Tre renders of the Palais Royal announcements should be enabled to vistt the store to better advantage than thors who do not. values in the long list of Souvenirs are therefore pointed to, also a few extra attractions for Saturday. Groves—taaier Engiish Walking Gloves at $1 instoad of €1.59 is surely + the most irresistible of Souvenirs. You need not be told they are the very You know of these new gloves, in reds and tans, with four big buttons and pique stitching. You know €1.50 is the lowest price previous! lates ‘Verrs—rme cotumbia Vette in very latest affects at only 20c each is, to the Writer's mind, the most attractive Souvei notwithstanding many other and lower prices are mentioned. Hesreny—ritteen soevente tots on the list and all attractive, Perh aps the best de pair. 5 cents, .08e of boot patterns of two shades of gra; is the offer of Ladies’ Se Hose for quality make these Hose barxains si from Pari in outline, black lines. For the children are the 25c Fast Black Hose. Sizes up to 6 for 17c pair. Sizes up to 10 for “%c pair. Nocnwran—roun note tho new Parts Chemnisstice and Cuffs on the Souve- and that the 25e Silk Windsor Scarfs are offered for 22>. 5 conte. nir Lis! best values ever offered, even for jes of plain colors, and and bows all ready ‘The few hundred Ps Girdles in the large giuss how case are offered at Se for choice. that cost from $2 to 833 to import. is Ni Hasprencnters offered at de. Such 8! is seldom seen tn 0c Handkerchiefs. } Fyowers ana nivton cos: will be comparatively little if yo too, you'll Sind the assistants ready a1 the amount of your bill is refunded if a selection is mace before 6 oc'lock tomor- row evening. THE PALAIS ROYAL, CORNER 12TH ST. AND PE! (Sarvepar, Fesavany 4.) so latest French plaids, Neapolitan stripes, a to select from. to wear and easily adjusted. Ail at sof Chiffons aad Laces and the Ribbon The lower priced Handkerchiefs are qnoted at still less prices on the List of Souvenirs, but really heer and Pure Linen, such delicate and artistic embroidery, ‘our Sunday hat may be improved, possibly. gel i Rt Today wo celcheate the first anniversary of owr bual- ess career. Our expectations have beon more thea “Orss: xe" — Tealiced—naturally we feel erateful for the cause os Yau “the Mberal paironae of the public,” and. to show Soe, ee at our appreciation, for the next ten days, comumencing a * tomorrow, we will offer in all our departsveute te bad = following goods as below quoted, NOTIONS. 7. bg Be. &. Me Some of the best Powder Put Oe. Dresstne ¢ 196. Dressing € Nec. Sponses SOc. Corsets, elastic hip, @1 No. 270.0. B. Corwet, all sizes $1 Dr. Ball's Kabo, all sines quoted. Be. Scalloped Bortered Aprons Me 25e, Extra Size Tucked Aprous.... ite Ze. Kid Gloves * in the Veiline Department, and @1 Kid Gloves, mousgnetaires...... The 81.25 Kid Gloves, Foster Incing ..... > we TO CLOSE OUT OUR WINTER UNDERWEAR. Ladies Rib Vest... tes’ Merino Vest a" Rib Vest... i's Merino Vest Child's School Hosiery 1M. Child's Seam'ese Hostery id's Merino Hosters The great variety and superior Among them are the very latest and tans, with plaids These are the . bat quality’ sil! Not oniy super Also the Win sors mace up in kuots re, “nisin”. wact Covers, embroidery t c. Muslin Drawers, two tucks, c. Night Gowns, Mastin Skirts. Many are models best vaine are 50c Handkerchiefs The c. Fourply Li Flowers and Rivbonshere. And, c. Wire Buckle Saspen ‘ers, able to make suggestions. One-tenth of SYLVANIA AVENUE. Owing to exceptionally low prices will be necessary to Umit quantities ss, uv OV EER gs PH TEL YE BRR, SS, m= 8S hH Wye Peo RN Bss8 “oo UU OCR BE “ssS = aN ATHANSON, Presenve tnistist, To the left hand are given asa souvenir of the “Opening.” DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 25e yard Scotch Ginghams for 1893... 50¢ yard Wool fabrics for spring... 50e yard Silk Crepes for evening. She rard Fizured Silks for 1893. 1 yard exclusive novelty Fieured We yard English Whipcord Serzes....... 81.35 yard best quality Benzaline SUlks... 81.05 yard Novelty Silk and Wool Suitings. 81.25 yard Silk Velvets, new colors $1.68 yard Best Silk Velvets .... 10 per cent discount on ell Black Silks and all Black ‘Wool Fabrics. TRIMMING DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 50c yard Silk Gimps, oriental effects..... $1 yard Jet Trisamings, all styles. 1. Cut Jet Trimmings... ‘7de. yard Jet Band Trimming . 2 135e yard the New Quilled Ribbon Trimming. 10 per cent discount on all other Trimmings snd Buttons, LACE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. ‘4c Beaded Laces, all styles... SL yard Beaded Laces, 5 inches wide.. ‘2.68 yard Beaded Laces, 27 inches wide, 84 yard Beaded Laces, 27 inches wide, white, in Edges, Insertions, Flouncings, Nets, VEIL DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. Veiling, all styles. .. Veils for 17c and 12c Veils... Bee Novelty Veils, all sty! 24e Columbia Veils, new styles. 81.68 the New Santa Maria Veil 10 per cent on ail the new ready-made Veils.also the Crape Border Vetls. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 19¢ and 25e yard Embroideries, sixty styles. 160 Other Embroideries at 10 per cent discount, includ- ing the new Irish Points, Match Sets, Skirtings, All Overs, French Revering and the novelty Chiffon Em- broidery. 23g yant Dotted and Fixured Swiss HOSIERY DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 25e Fast Black and Fancy Hose. ‘35e Fast Black ard Fancy Hose, 48c Lisle Hose, all colors. 490 Silk Embroidered Paris Novelttes.... ‘50c Fast Black Hose with white feet... ‘de Silk Hose, black and colors. DBe Sik Hose, all styles... 81.25 Silk Hose, all styles English Silk Hose. a!l coiors.. Black Silk Hose (special importation’ O8 Pure Silk Hose, black and colors. Paris Novelty Silk Hose. 250 Children’s Hose, all siz: 2le Children's Hose, small size Ze Boys? English **Wear Resisting" Hose... 10 per cent discount on Ladies and Children’s Jersey and Leather Leggings. UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIES, 50c Cambric Corset Covers. 0c Cotton Drawers....... Sie Skirts, Gowns, Drawer S5e Cotton and Cambric Underwear... 81.35 and 81.50 Garments, ail $2.25 Parts Gowns and Skirts $1.25 Black Sateon Skiris..... 81.75 Black Mohair Skirts. .... $2.98 Black Gloria Stlk Skirts. . 50c Kibbed Baibrigcan Vests and Pants. 19c Ribbed Vests, low necks. ‘2Se Ribbed Ves:s, all colors. ‘Tbe Ribbed Silk Vests, all colors, Bc Imported Silk Vests, superior. . 81.98 Silk Vests, $1.79, and $1.25 Vests y 10 per cent discount on Ladies’ and Children's Merino and Woo! Vestsand Pants, including Amesican Hosiery Co.'s and the Celebrated Phyliss Combination Suits and Tights. ‘2c Infants’ Cambric Slips. Se Slips for 49c and Be Slips. $1.15and 81.2 Infants’ Slips. 68c Children’s First Short Dresses. .. ‘85e Childron’s First Short Dresses. ‘Gc Children’s Knit Sacques. Tc Children's Hand-knit Secques, 20 per cent discount on Children's Caps, Coats and Warm Goods. CORSET DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. ‘Te White and Drab Coutil Corsets... $1 Black Corsets, with improved long Waist. 50 Corsets, & la “*P. D. $1.75 Corsets, black and colors, # Is “Venus”. 2.25 French Corsets for 1893. 50c Misses’ Corsets, with straps. . +196 298 49 J Ate Btke 82.50 Damask Tab‘e Sets... ‘Ise Damask Towe's, 23x46 inches... ‘25e Fancy Damask Towels... ‘TSe Crochet Bed Spreads, WSc Crochet Bed Spreads.. $1.35 Crochet Bed Spreads... $1.68 Marseilles Bed Spreads. 82.75 Marseilles Bed Spreads... WEAP DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 825 Capes, just from Paris. . ‘$20Capes, from our Paris agent. 817.50 Capes, made to our order .... 115 Eton Suits. after imported model..... 3 ness eneenensen 10.75 ce the regalar prices remain marked on all goods. he regalar prices. To the right hand the prices quoted j Ode Sterling Silver Prayer Book marks. 818 71m Sz. at A. Kavrsax, NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, 1230 Ladies’ Linen Collars......... once 1Me Ladies’ Standing and Rolling Collars. Ie pair All-linen Cuffs 50 Sets Fancy Linen Chemis: Sets with new style pleats a French Viaid and other Windsor Scarfs. 3% Heaustitched Windsor Sea Sc Silk Reefer Scarfs, al! styles 81.48 Paris Novelty Reefer Scarfa 5c Children’s Linen Fauntleroy Sets. He Children’s Linen Sets from Paris 50g Children's Linea Sete in fast colors Neck Ruchi cent discount. Ricar Ix Ty Fon Sarcapax, FROM § A.M. UNTIL 9 P.a and Cutte. Davoorsr Scxpures, os Tower A. RTICLES ssand Chiffons of all kinds af 10 per Axp Soars. GOODS AT THESE Prices CAN ONLT FOUND AT OUR STORE. Cakes of Toilet Soap im a box rund of White or Hottie! Cawil Turkish Ba°h Sop LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT. ‘B5e Pocket Books, Card Cases, &e. 500 Pocket Books, &e., for ISG3 30e Chatelaine and Shopping Bazs.. SSe Writine Tablets, all siyles #1 Pocket Boots, Bars, &e .. $1.48 New Style Shopping Bass ....... $1.50 Writing Tablets and Chatelaine Bas... ‘Traveling Bags of all kinds at 10 per cent discount, FAN DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS, 10 per cent discount on all Fans, ranging in prices from 10: to 35 each. Powder. per bottle for Manic are Tie. par hoteles ior Lee, por tube GLOVE DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. 95¢ Ladies’ an Misses’ Biarritz or Pigskins......80¢ @1 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. ar Racbet Powder Loz. Bot. of bxtract deading iors) nine Hair Toute... a Pozount's Fue | Ge. Lilly Carbolic De 2 We | 254. Macaime Dupor 0 English Walking Gloves, 4 patton % | aor : F Large Bottles of ‘ndressed Kid Mousqueta’ res. 1.1 -02. Bots Suede Mousquetaires, evening and street. $1 Best Undressed Kid Mousauctaires... 21.50 “Palais Koya: - Fuxtish Flesh Brushes Fine English Toocd Brashes Large size Whisk Broo, jols Skin ie Sponges, Maud Brushes., Is Avprnox To this we shall sell 25 dozen Now Spring Neckwear, in Tecks and Four- in-Hands. . ae oria” Umbrellas, usually 81.25. loria” Urnbrellas, 28-inc 5 Warranted Silk Umbrellas. Silk Uzubretlas for 1803... Silk Umbrellas for 1803... 5 Ladies’ Waterproof Circulars Our entire Ine of #8, #10, #12 dldren's Wraps at esneenen: +ncanee OS We only had them advertised for Monday and Tues- day last, but having bad so many calls for this priced garment we promised many that wesball place theua on sale agai Ladies, Misses’ ant Mandisberg's 1843 Cape Novelties .. Men's Rubber Coats, cemented seains 88.68 Men's Coats with detachable capes @1.45 Boys’ Rubber Coats,all sizes... 828 21.95 Boys’ Cemented Rubber Coats, like men's. €1.78 Sarorpay, JEWELRY AND FAN SOUVENIRS, 81 Jewelry,all styles... 0. Toe Jewolry,all styles... We Jewelry, all styles . te Jewelry,all styles... fg avail yourself of this grand opportunity, a it wild Your Lasr Cuaxce 19c Sterling Silver Thimble A. Kacruay, 909 Px Ave N. ~o {THE PHOPLEY 81.25 Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons. ‘We Sterling Silver Love Spoons . ‘WSe Imitation Tortoise Shell Lorsnettes Akeal Sheil and Jes and all Silv. Sve Lid Goid Jewelry ; also belts, Buck- “plated Ware at 10 per cent discount, ‘8 MONEY SAVER} om HANDKERCHIZF DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. ‘She Ladies’ and Men's Handkerchiefs, 12)gc Ladtes' and Men's Handke 50c SUK and Linen Handerchiers 9c Ladtes' Hemstiteied Lawn Hay lkerchiefs 1c Ladies’ Japauese Silk Handkerchiefs, for 5c Ladies’ Japanese Silk Hamdkerciuiets 5e Children's Fancy Border I ‘8c.boxes of Children’s Handkerchiefs ‘Soc boxes of Children's Handkerchiefs Crewz Fieve De Lys, “*Facial Foot" —a cure sor wrinkles, Exc Fieve D: Lys, A cure for pimples and eruptions. FOR SALE ONLY BY Miss Lea Lesaax, 931 F Sx N.W. TOILET ARTICLES, NOTIONS, STATIONERY. ‘She Brushes of all kinds, de Combs all kinds... sad GSc English Hair Brasiies — ‘Se **Florence” Bair Brus! SY Pe ‘Ge Cakes Pure Castile Soap... ee ‘35e cakes “*Gormécide” Soap. Your LIGHTING or HEATING ap. 20 cakes Fels’ Violet Soap, Se PARATUS may need can be done by us, oe cakes Glycerine Soup, Ye and done so that it will not nead dome over, eGrown Tooth Pow i tee inn areasiow na it pease to mike ler. areas low as its We English Tooth Powder 180 _ iReeeens 7c Lilly Kogers' Tooth Wash... Se Glycerole Shoe Polish...... ‘Se botiles Household Ammonia, ‘20e yard Silk Garter Tlastic. 48c improved Skirt Protectors Se boxes Hairpins Iie boxes Gilt Hatrpins... 17c pound Writing Paper (85 sheets), Se Envelopes to match... dd take them out end put ia the mewest up Let us and most tinproved models, the ‘Archer And Pancosst” Fixtures. They'll sive you satisfaction, Again, moderate prices pre. S.S. SHES & Bis: 432 9 SE ART GOODS DEPARTMENT sovvenmns, “2? 20 per cent discount on Bric-s-Brac, including Cups. | Sreutixe Sruver Taste Ware Ar Wauwarrn & Enwoxsroms, Saucers, Art Clocks, Lamps, &. * 81.25 pair Silver Filagree Toilet Bottles, wee TT had cghtartinn, Miver” Tobe jereatt prices 98 Oriental 8-4 Table Covers. are ne i probably « haly dverm aRREERREES?