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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
Gbieagp, MOntag Den IL, Sa1uar 1886.

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tbult, uno BEN Senat anbeim9eitelt, in ben
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@%eieBentpurt ein3e6r06t. tDouab bic l1ins
gebung Der Ya8elaqueuen in Colorado fir
etuen NatiouaIpart ~reieroirt tperoen iol.
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III Wftlltl1ippi, alabama nno &ouiitola,
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@eleul 1aften gum 3pede BON 8abu6auten
gemabt poroen naren, fir p~erfallen
e%rtlaret, 3lr Inuabme 81 empfeblen; bon
Der Wirtung pe5 @eie5es bletbt ieoo6 Die
Saenfun9 ali Die u@ulf & Ship SSIanO
8abu" aus8ei6lofien.
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bau}es bat Die @ouin5'lA 8iu gum
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Yerfabren5 III Bancroft : N~nQeIegenbeiten
an eitlen l1nterauSiduB, beitebeno aus Den
Nbgeorbneten Collins, bGulberion, 8ennett,
Yarter unO 0epburn %Dertuielea.
Ser brittle @e1ulfe beS General 9oitz
u~eilters bat Don 30 !6aupt78 olt6mtern oeS
2ailoes Derto1te erDalten, tpsl6e einen Su>
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in Dem swetten 60Ibiabt bcS &aIenberiaDre5
1885, bon ben Boltia1en aweiter Slaiie abs
gelebeu, ge9en oeuleLben l2eitraum oeS Gor>
jd1re5 ergeben, ull0 5tDar betrGgt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

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8anoidmuG treffli9 geei9net.
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&uerbieten. baB Sober, Der (la9 4btras
9ung etpai9er frIberer 8erbtnolt6teiten)
nit 3met Collars aut etlen SaDrz
gang DeS W o6enbtattes obonntrt,
tir etnen Collar gtah5a6lung einel1
Sabrgang Oes rs It II Sonntags7
bIatt Der vSIIiuOts Staats5ets
tuns", erbalten fam; allo fir bret
OpIIars etnen Sabrgan9 ,beiz
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ieitoff ~entbalten, mie irgenO etle groBsre
tGglt6e 3eitun9 unO III oer 3bat cine
9arae 8ibltDtbef btloen.
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baraui aufmerflam, paB mo in elmer fletlen
beutiden Nieoerlafiung eInc Nns0hl Nbon7
11enten nabe betiammen tpobner, es fitr tie
portbeilbaft iein piro, it'd nnteretn IL
amber Hber b lie 81 be ttellenoen
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ILLINOIS S-TAATszEITUNG COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20
BLANKETS AND CoMEoR1s.

We are Headquarters" for these goods, and
are now displaying the largest stock. most
varied assortment and the best bargains ever
offered by US and in point OF intrinsic value un-
eyuaied IN thus city. ~
Our 1O-4 White Wool Blankets begin at 81 so
per pair and rise to SO. ZACH and every pair is
that is. We would have to pay that advance If
we were compelled TO buy to-day.
1o4 an WOOL "a & p I'd o. sS n anc ssoo
Our liza White Wool Blankets begin at So.
We show good soft texture cotton and-wooi
Blanket at 1925. which ls especially good
value Heavier quality AT $3.50 A six-and-a-
half FOUNDER for SO: an all wool (l1-4J at so: q
half pound extra weight Tor So. and AN extra
fine Ia Caliiorni Blanket tor 500 per pair
that is positively worth 50. s-
Special. AZ par. l2-4 White Wool Blankets,
weighing 80 pounds only 20 per pair. Think
OF 1oc per pound for a I2-4 Blanket A grand
"a Exira-ine White Wool jacquard Bor-
dered Blankets. worth $lU. only $3.50 per
Is-4 Fine California Blankets $3.50 and $40
per pair a rare opportunity to secure extra
GRAY BLANKETS
l0-4 Gray Blankets worth s1.25. only s1.OO.
ia S3ts, {. S SiSo'
The last,named weighs seven pounds, and are
ia German silver Gray uIghD Blankets,
only $500 These are worth this price at
Iii fine French Gray Blankets. equal to any
81 80 white blanket, only $3.50 eacn.
COAtOklS.
We buy direct. saving the jobbers' profit,
hence can offer you better bargains than would
be possible under other circumstances
Good Print Comforts, full size white cotton
filling; OILY 81 EACH Better quality of print
and filing 81. 70 and S1.5O each.
OitBOiied Turkey Red Comforts, best cotton
batting filing Only 81 each
While and CoOred Cheese Cloth Comforts
handtied with Germantown yarn. thoroughly
sewed and finished Light, soft aud warmth
giving. 81 and 81 IS each.
French Cretonne Comforts. turkey red lining
fancy quilting. 90 each.
French Satteen Comforts, So rs each
(Third floor: take elevatorl
MO WOODWARD e. LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20

In the city of Atlanta the prohibitionists
meet with one serious obstacle in their efforts
10 enforce the law against hquor-seling. Ii is
the 1ndlsposltion OF the lawmakers to do any
Thing TO hurt the manufacturers OF native wines
who are building up what promises to be one
or the most important industries in the state.
Indeed there Is reason for supposing that the
wine-makers interested themselves actively in
procuring snti-liquor legislation, with a view
To stimulating the traffic in their products to
I'LL the void made by cutting down the con-
sumption of distilled liquors. The exemption
OF native wines from the operation OF the pro-
hibitory law enables the retailer by collision
with his Customers TO sell as much strong
liquor as they care TO drink, they and he simply
agreeing upon the name o. some wine tor which
they shall call, and To which he shall respond
by setting bottle OF spirits upon his counter
This Fuse, IL is claimed makes the prohipitory
law practically a dead letter IN Georgia. Posi-
bly, IL does, but there is no reason why il should
IL Is not new idea, by any means. II is as old
IS the "cold tea" subterfuge at the Capitol, and
everybody knows that with ordinary Care the
rule there could be enforced. II il is known
that such violations occur, the knowledge must
come from the admission OF some party con.
cerned, and al that is necessary is TO arrest a
retailer and subpoena his customers as vii.
nesses. The questions put 10 them would not
involve any seif-crimination in answering. I'M
less The Georgia law goes further than prohibi-
alike on the consumer and the purveyor. The
ancient maxim, "W here there's u will there's a
way applies with not less truth to the enforce
Inent OF statutes against !qt.or-selIin, thar, 10
matrimonial conquest or the payment Of
ones debts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20

Speaking of the la;e ex-Presideni, an es-
teemed coiefnporlry says: mir. Arthur did
DOL Lninsie Win the common people much''
VINO, pray, are the common people" and
wherein did Mr.. Arthur di1Ier essentially from
them? There was nothing ia his birth, sur
roundings, accom- plisInlents, or caree. To ais
unguish hiin from "A couple of million other
men born and bred in the United States. until
he was elevated To high Official position. And
even these elevations, it viii be borne in mind
were not the result OF any extraordinary talent
or speci.! Illness Tor public service, but rather
IN recognition OF his activity and efficiency as
PARTISAN 10 DC sure, he niied cred itabiy ali
places 10 which he Vas called; bat that is notn-
ing more than many Others have done before
and eonteinporstneous with him. Let Us, there
lore, hear 40 more Of this abou; tine COM
mon people IN = country where all men enjoy
an equality Of opportunity, and where "a has
often happened. those of the most unprorn!sino,
peSlhhinsS have reached and niled houorabIy
ana aeee ptabIy the very highest social and
official positions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20
AsrRAKHASs. AsrgAKuAss AND
ASTRAkHANS
ALL coLoRs AND QUANTITIES.

ALL CoLoRS AND QUANTITIES
mings and Jackets
We have determined to close up our CLOAK DE-
PARiMES /, and offer bargains First Class Goods
\ ou can afford To have them altered and then have
them cheaper than you can buy the Materials.
We have just reduced the prices of Combination
Suitin5S-
S25 Patterns reduced to $50.
20 10.
Full stock of Exclusive Plush Novelties at New
York prices
Special stock of WHITE SILK. in MORE, Faille
francais aud satin Duchess, for " eddings.
500 Pieces of Choice French Woo.e,s at lowest
market prices.
Buying as we do direct from the Commission Agent
IN large quantities, We are enabled furnish the best
goods III low prices
y few more Barnesly Damasks at $1.5O worth 81
HouseSeepers will appreciate these Elegant Goods
Silks and Velvets. all shades and qualities
Just opened our direct importation of TULLES and
lLLCS1pNS Tor i.yeuing Wear. '.,.
Mourning Goods of every grade and texture
Hosiery and Underwear.
Blankets and Comforters
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
". NJ SINISTER Soma
cone PRICE.
n B-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. MO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20
NOVELTIES In IMPORTED WARS
SEATON PERRY


CSUCcrsSoR To PERRY & BRoTHER1.
INVITES An INSPECTION OF HIS CHOICE
STOCK OF IMPORTED WRAPS. WHICH
HAVE Just BEEN OPENED.
NOVELTIES IN PARIS AND BkRIlN WRAPS.
NEW ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS
NEW ASTRAkHAN, SEAL PLUSH AND dag
ONAL CLOTH VisIIES -
NEW IMPukLED ULsTERS, NEWMARKETS
GENUINE CiMELS' HAIR AND FRENCH
BROCHE SHAWIS.
SILK, CHUIDA AMI CASHMERE sHAwLS IN
GREAT VARIETY. 1900
NOVELTIES IN HYMALAYA, SCOTCH PLAID
AND TRAVELLING SHAWLS
SILK SEAL PLUSHES FROM 500 TO SIS PER
YD.
NEW BLACK AND COLoRED ASTRAKHANS
AT 81 90, $500 AND $500 PER YD.
Cd ALL WOOL CLOAKING CLOTHS IN BLACK.
NAVY. SEAL. MARINE AND MYRTLE, AT
NEW tSGLisH AND SCOTCH COSTUME
CLOTHS.
FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS IN SUPERB QUAIL
tbs FOR LA DIES TA1LOR-MA DE SUITS.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF IMPORTED DRESS
FABRICS FOX PLAIN AND COMBINATION
SUITS. RANGING FROM soc TO $500 PER
I'D
ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES IN
SILKS AND EELNETS.
RD- SPECIAL APAKTMENTFORD DISPLAYING
EVEN Nc GOODS By GAS LIGHT
So PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue Cor. 9Th st.
Established 1910. n2O.
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To Be CosrrsuED Nnxr WErx

Our Grand Thanksgiving Sale of Table Lin.
ems. Napkins, Cioths1&c.. which has been in
progress the past week. will be continued next
week-Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday. We
thank our customers for their unprecedented
response to this sale. and we feel gratiied to
know that our efforts to give the best value
possibly obtainabie are appreciated.
We quote the following additional attractions
10 pieces 66-inch Bieached German Linen
Table Damask superior quality Of pure linen.
eight or Lhe choicest designed patterns everOur
good toEtune 70 show, WORTH S512c., only l5c.
per yard.
100 dozen % Bleached German Linen Damask
Napkins. excellent quality. the best we have
ever sold at this price, only Sl.GO.
1OU dozen German Linen Wash-DamaSk Nap.
kins. superior quality. handsome patterns; q
grand value; only Sl.Z5 per DOZEN -~--' - -
In conjunction With the above. as an addl-
tional attraction We shall continue the sale of
the JOB LOT OF Table Cloths anu Doyl,es"
which we secured under such advantageous cir
CumStanceS We are enabled 10 sch them at
threefourths heir real value.
Coiored bOrdered German Linen DamaSk
Table Cloths. irInged, handsome patterns.
q z y ya.ds long by wide, worth a.. only So.
80 :. :. So. $500
Fine German Linen Damask Doylies to
match the cloths '-'- -7' go
size ;3-o, worth S2.25 only Sl75.
Size As. worth $3.50, only 81 So.
Size 5-S, worth 5000, only "a,
Do not TAN 10 take advantage of this extraOc-
binary offering.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20
J. HIRAM SMITH, Business Manager.
MO 924 7TH ST. NV. AND l1l2 ST. NV.
CLANS vs.. CLANS.

CLAIMS vs.. CLAIMS
WE ALL CLAIM TO SELL GOODS THE CHEAP.
EST. WHERE ALL MAKE THE SAME CLAIM
YOU MUST JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. HOW CAN
YOU JUDGE EXCEPT BY LOOKING AROUND
AND COMPARING GOODS AND PRICES. WE
ARE MT ONLY WILLING, BUT ANXIOUS TO
SUBMIT OURS TO THE TEST COURTESY AND
ATTENTION AWAIT YOU HERE WHENEVER
YOU COME TO LOOK OR BUY. WE KNOW
WHEREOF WE SPEAK WHEN WE SAY THAT
OUR CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS WILL
COMPARE FAvORABLY WITH THAT OF ANY
HOUSE IN AMERICA-IN POINT OF QUALITY,
STYLE, CUT. SHAPE. MAKE AND TRIMMING
AND THAT OUR PRICES ARE. AS MATTER
OF FACT, AT LEAST 25 PER CENT LOWER
THAN THOSE OF ANY HOUSE IN WASHING
TON WHERE THE SAME QUALITY IS TO BE
FOUND. THIS Is OUR CLAIM, MADE IN
GOOD FAITH. AND BY ITS TRUTH OR
FALSIrY SHALL YE JUDGE Us. ONE PRO E
TO ALL ALIKE WHETHER YOU SPEND ONE
DOLLAR OR ONE HUNDRED WITH Us YOU
FARE EQUALLY WELL
GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NORTHWEST CORNER 7TH AND STREETS
nl9 ]. M. GRADY Manager.
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Oua f STREET SronE

calls attention to two extraordinary bargains
in Nottingham Lace Curtains, which should
meet with ready sale.
200 pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains 31a
yards long. "a inches vide, worth So 90, only
$500 per pair.
ESQ pairs White and Ecru nottingham Lace
Curtains 3ta yards long, 60-irch wide. worth
$500. only 1915 per pair.
BED SETS. BED SETS! BED SETS!
We imported the major part of this stock and
control many OF the patter MS for this Country;
hence can sell them from IS to 33 per cent
Cheaper than these goods are Usually sold
500 to 81 SO per set; worth fforn $50 to
$500 per set. - ~.s--- - ~zsrs' 8
Floss Applique Bed Sets handmade patterns,
in beautiful nowery designs, 80 80 and 81. SO
per set. - -
Handsome Madras Bed Sets, 10 Lemon, Light
Blue and CARDINAL need no lining. Only $500
per set tffF
WOODWARD q LoTHRoPs BRANCH.
1913 Street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20

The confessions ofenoGsh "boodIe" aldermen
In New York city to convict the rest of The un-
s.ivory gang makes pleasant clos n. Tor a gustv
week il court Inspector Byrnes IL serves credit
tor having broken the hack OF the grea; rail.
road conspiracy IL wasn't very nice,-the way
he worked his game, bu', then, the behavior of
the poodle aldermen not very nice
either. Ii Is case OF quits between the in.
spectors methods and the aidermen's ana the
city can stand the one whenever il is victim
ICED by the other even if 1t has 10 hold its nose
for while.
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E EBfh A 2 2 n Nm n y Nm Y !. ~ ssss
BIB "A . j MMMM ssss
BIB AAA ., U Il y M So
DRESS GOODS SALE

Notwithstanding the fact that our DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT has been thronged with purchasers
constantly during the past week beg you to look
over the following list OF goods and prices which will
show we still have on hand few desirable goods,
to be disposed of less than manufacturers prices:
COLORED CAsHMEREs, in desirable shades.
formerly sold at S0c Soc. and Doc, reduced to 6Oc
a yd
HAIR-STRIPED CLOTHS, GA wide originally
sold at Sl.OO yd., reduced to S5c a yd.
CANVAS CLOTH. few pieces lef. - These
goods sold at SOC. q yd.; reduced to 1Sc a yd.
BOUCLE SUITING Sold at SOC I'd; reduced to
Soc ayd.
HoME-sPUN sUITINGs. Were Sits yd.; re-
duced to soc. yd.
COLORED CASHMERES. A few shades left. Were
6Oc. a yd.: reduced to 4Oc
RED CANVAS CLOTH. Was SOC. O I'd; reduced
to soc. yd.
A line of FRENCH CLOTH SUITINGs. Was s125
a I'd; reduced to 75c. yd.
"A TRICOTS, all shades. Price throughout the
city, Soc; ours reduced Acc
TWOTONED VELVETS. We are very anxious
to close out our stock of Two-Toned and Fancy Vel
vets and have reduced them fully SOC. On the dollar
REMNANTS. A lot Of remnants Of Dress Goods at
very low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20
Tnr BAnaA1ss Anr Hrnn
FOB you.

THE BEST TAILOR MADE GOODS TO BE Hal
ARE NOW BEING SOLD AT IMMENSE BAR
GAINS AT NO. 924 7TH STREET NV. ovEE
$4,000 OF BEST MEMS, BOYS, AND chill
DRENS CLOTHING AT BARGAINS TO CLOSE
UP A PARTNERSHIP. 5000 GIVEN TO OUB
CUSTOMERS IN THE NEXT 90 DAYS IN
PROFITS AND LOSSES ON THIS SALE OF
GL0T!HING: VI. d nsT HAVE THE MONEY
AND RAL1tMORE TAILOR MADE CLOTHING
FOR men, BOYS AND CHILDREN. CoME Al
boss YoGh GAIN. We MUST SELL. No MORE
PAkTN ERS FOR ME. kXtEPT Ny WIFE ANn
BUY OFF NY T PaRrN hAsh K FAH GhsH 1 Ts
S5.OO0 IN THIS SALE THAN To CONTlNUE
daE PAAETNEksHlP YEAR LoNGEK DoWS
GOODS MEMS GOOD PANTS 81 90 UP. MEMS
OXEkCOAls 1919 AND UP no $50. MEN,s
CH!LDhENs SUITS OR OvEECoATs $50 TP u
xGY fAT soSH s SSSa sSdS
700 can FAY THEN 81 Till YOU GET S, + "a !
TABLES ARE GRoANING INDEn THE HEAVY
MkIGHT ON THEM We WANT To GET LESS
eLUfHlkG Of You aSD Yosk AS GRi Hhn Ihls
BACKS. SAVE MONEY AND COME TO THIS
S SH,a sA hssd AZ e24 7E Fh sTEEhT TW9
BEAs GA .7TH sTKEkT Nv. THE GKEAr
SALE "a OF MEMS, BOYS AND CAILDRENs
NIB; ,F oRTHE CoNXENIENCEoFo OUR CusTo
FOR THE SALE OE FINE AND MEDIrM
Gan HAWs1a Els EST C I9 TiSa M a 70 70
MEASURE AT 11l2 STREET NV A FEW
TSRE oREE soTH az IA tkA i1Fr tThf
BE CONTINUED BY Me AFTER THIS GREAT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20

While ii would be pretty feather in Wash
ingtoDs cap To be able to boast five varieties of
shade trees III her streets in excess OF the num-
Der 10 be found in the streets of any other
American city, il is to be hoped that the park
ing commission will not let their zeal run AWAY
with their discretion Tie experience OF the
summer just passed has proved that only a
small part OF the street foliage of our city is
proof against the deadly havoc OF the cater
pillar. The distinction even asserts itself be-
tween different varieties OF the same species of
tree. Streets lined with trees whose limbs lie
bare under the rays OF an August sun might
nearly as well be without trees altogether In
deed, the sight OF the naked branches is "a con-
slant irritation to the sense in the midst OF q
season when all nature is thirsty and painting.
and everything capable of voluntary locomo-
ton seeks the shade. 1t is q pleasant idea 20
make even our ordinary thoroug hflres a means
of popular education, by displaying there as
far asthe climate Will permit, the fora of other
countries and continents; but il would be wise
10 study first the characteristics of the trees it
IS proposed 10 plant, and get q reasonable assur-
ance that they not going to introduce anew
parasite or invite u pest OF any other kind into
the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20

II o TO 1I1O- :. u ALhIK FOK 94UcsI AllSYAE
NJ GranIle W ork: test facilities IN sslin-Iou f-
such Nork Orice ard Yard .CZ 10 .OS North Capitol
SI..R Tear oI GOVERNMENT fTinEn. Ollcs nlhl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20

ETOR SAEE-JCST RECEIVED BY STEAMER
sne very hhes Impaired old sherry, Port MADEIRA
rhine anu other Wines Also Cognac Brandy
Ao.land and Tom GIN. special pres IN i,,tssarss
IL A sELiG>OS, Wholesale LIQUOR Dealer
eJ still sell the celebrated Caliiornis Ciares a.
Sl.Uo gallon ocIfS,rSs -
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80, F555 Geo
= 90 8 8
szsss SIS occ99
ssss 4. !. ZEE 8
ssss A., I EE ~
SSS a A ILL ZEE

We think our sales for the past few weeks at uni
form prices have met with favor. We are certain
good values have been given for the money every
time We now offer you another. On Monday the
I'D instant. will sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20
To ADVERTISERS,

{ fAbD TO LADIES = WON DERFCL NEW
~ hethod Tor permanently removing superfiuous
nan i,r by Killing the roots WI an,
me !eaSt INJURY or PAIN Gray hair restored
- as oAn color Ia oue Treatment rermauenIlv-
FecSi's pimples, bioiclles all Disbursements Dos
..NsiS removed or no charge. Call and see Refer.
IL PROF. DEGONEY
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SPECIAL SALE OF
BBB + A Nm NK K ZEE TIT ssss
BB r., AAA MN + SIS


On our Upholstery Department.; second floor back. }
On account of the back wardness of the season, we
have an immense stock of Blankets on hand which
must be disposed Of We have determined to inau-
gurate a sale to reduce our stock, - s4.'
No. Ia heavy Atwood German Blanket,
$2.15 A PAIR.
This Is the renowned German Blanket, which gives
good satisfaction and is very cheap above price
No. "a very heavy ia Blanket,
So IS PAIR.
This Blanket Is all wool was never sold than
81. pair. II was cheap at that. But the Blankets
must be sold and we have concluded to offer them at
the above price.
No 3-The Saxonville Blanket,
$500 PAIR.
Everybody knows what the Saxonvilie Blanket Is
1t never sold under $500 pair and was cheap at that
price. We have 200 pairs OF them and they must be
sold, even if we lose money them The first loss is
best always as 1t Will cost US great deal more If we
haye to carry then: over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-20

One OF the points of difference between Ameri-
cans and Englishmen which every traveller
notices has TO do with the subtler relations ex-
listing between members OF the same family.
An American whose sell-respect nerves him to
defy tue adverse comment OF his neighborS on
any &C; OF his own which he believes TO be right,
looks with contempt upon the dread mani
tested by the average EngIishman at a sugges-
ton that his conduct il not ''in good iorm,'
according TO the standard OF the class of society
In which he moves. The Euglisnman, on the
other band, who does not hesitate To denounce
his brother as cad and his uncle as a swindier
without dreaming that the facts confessed
fleet in any way upon his own manliness and
honesty, finds it just as hard to understand the
squeamish quality in the Americans family
pride. Ia the one Instance the American
stands more firmly upon his feet than the
Englishman, in feeling that he is answerable to
his own conscience first, and TO the opinions of
his cOtemporaries aiterward; in the other the
Engilsnman has the solder footing. because he
assumes that the public have no right to judge
OF his character by that of even the nearest of
his blood kindred. The admiration which
every candid American mus: feel TOR this trait
of independence in his transatlantic cousin
should not be construed, however TO extend
to such a case as that OF Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge, which is now in process of develop
Ipent in the SANDER suit brought against him
by his son-in-law, Mr.. Adams. With the family
quarrel in general the puClic has nothing to
do. If Lord Co!eridye objected 10 his daughters
choice of a husband, il makes difference o
the world at large whether his conduct was
founded upon Just Judgment of the young
man or upon private pre- JUDGE and pique. But
society does begin to take legitimate interest
in the case when tine father is charged with
publishing q report calculated to bring the fair
tame OF his daughter into contempt and make
1t the subject OF potBouse jesis. Tns is carry
ing the thing too tar; and. ii Mr. Adams is able
TO prove his case. as now seems probable, it is
10 be hoped that the damages awarded will be
proportioned 10 the eminence OF the offender,
and TO the right which society feels it has to
expect better Things at his hands.