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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

The Chesapeake bay oyster pirates, with the
loss Of one man killed, have seized the Mary
land police sloop, have thrown overheard its
cannon, have destroyed its provisions, and
have disarmed its crew and sent them home in
the yawl The state Of Maryland should
either leave these men entirely unmolested, or
else wage q more vigorous war against them
than has been recently attempted II q body
Of men are to be permitted to break the laws
and resist the legal authorities at pleasure and
with impunity, it is best that little publicity
as possible be given to the fact, in order that
the bad effect Of their example in the way of
suggestion to other possible law-breakers may
be reduced to q minimum. Some of these
oystermen kidnap persons and hold them prac-
tically as slaves during the season, and escape
all punishment. Though kidnappers, and
pirates, and resisters of the law to the point of
murder, if necessary, they are also voters. II
the aforementioned circumstance is sufficient to
paralyze the efforts Of Maryland officials to
enforce the law, the state should at least in de-
cent regard for public opinion and for the
public example concede the shameful fact as
far - possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23
THUNDER. LET II RonL
LIGHTNING, LET IT FLASH.
RAINi LET IT POUR.

FLASH.
RAINi LET IT POUR 'af
HAIL, LET IT RATTLE.
sNowi LET IT FALL SOFT AND SLOW OR
FIERCE AND FAST
We can't control the weather,
Nor can we tell you whether
The day will bring forth sunshine, snow or rain,
But advise you TO prepare
For foul weather, while tits fair,
And pin your faith and patronage to adler on the
Because Adler sells Victory Cass overcosts at &5S7
Blue Chinchilla Overcosts at s6 IS.
variety Of Melton and Cass. Overcoats at $3.50.
Hesvyi al-wool, Melton Overcoats at IS as.
Handsome kersey Oyercoats. strictly Atwood. per-
feet hitting and ' s3i ssyl 13k & slSSs
'4ls a Il ff sSs SsS2Sd:Sl5Hss,s s7s
saso. .s 81; q : i sf ssso. .asz
ESQ ss MfS g 5 S. siS SS s s51 sllso
ss7s' slo7S' s S5Ss; s stS;g$ss s,sSo s,a7s.
Sizes 12to Is year,
Goats Vests and Long Pants)
ESQ., "a SA r. 81 e IS sS snIsS ss7s
,y. stss ~. ! q f i sss oniv,
e1-25, s2.62. g. q, &325; s3 so s37s. s3s7.
$50. o.. ESQ. e2.7s. s325. $3.50. sas7. q 25,
In this particular line we challenge comparison with
VICTOR z. ADLER,s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
027 and 929 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price
Open Saturdays till IL pm. MO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

Should the Virginia republican scheme be
carried out for going behind the returns in the
electoral canvass and impeaching the right of
certain electors to cast ballots for President
and vice-President, the matter will probably
be contested all the way up to the Supreme
Court of the United States. How that body
will decide is uncertain. OF the five members
who sat on the electoral commission Of 1877,
two, Justices Clifford and Strong, are no longer
there to vote; Justice Field voted in favor Of
going behind the returns, and Justice Miller
and Bradley against it. If the decision Of 1877
holds still, in the minds of the republican JUS
ices, as good law, and the new democratic JUS
tees side with them, there will be majority
against the Mahone-Quay litigants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

The Palais Royal has much pleasure In inviting you
to the Opening Of it, OWN IMPORTATION OF JER-
sEYS The Latest Winter Styles, from the Lsadine
Manufacturer Of the World
We show nine entirely new styles
AT % EACH . new style Vest Front stochinst
Jezssy tn extra heavyweight also plain Jssssys Of
proved cut over the hips which do not "woeA up~
At e22S EACH improved Vest Front Jsxssyu,
bound with silk bsaid.
At o2.o6 EACH. No le0 than six stylss, No 1
d heavy Jersey with Military Braided Front nsck
and slssva No. 3 has twenty ROW. u pespsndicular
Braid in front. No 3 h hsavy Jsrssy. with sevss
rows Braid st bottom. 'front.' collar md slssvea Mo-
4 Il plsated Jsussg. with Braided yoks, BAIT end
Fancy Buckle. Ma. s = IL New Blue Jersey, which
has Tucsd ysoaA Plaia 1Ack. Dslt ana Fancy Buchla
no . 4 ~ 1fisso snA nnAll IAAiss ouay. lti ths
yaouss Jsssy amecksd = mont and hack end q
wrisss = ~ iness sassvsA caloeA osznst ana Nsv
ma
xzx RAxAls noYAr.
"a LIENxn
M cuans 12tA q ssa N svA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23
A PRoc1AMArros OK Account Or

A PRocLAMAr1oN Ok Account Or
THANKSGIVING DAY
To whom II may concern-we have 20 arranged IL
that each and every family matter what their cir
cumstances be, can eat their THANKSGIVING dinner
from New Table Linen and can enjoy the turkey with
% much more relish. Therefore have resolved to
sell
7O-inch Bleached Table Damask at 75c per yard.
7oinch Bieaehed Table Dam.sk. New Patterns. At q
SS1nsh German panasf at sos PER yard.
ooineh with Red Border at
rs e. Fi ss.eA.s German D.m... :,
$50 dozen Blsaehed German D.m..l N.pSin. .. q
100 dozen Bleached German Damask Napkins at
IS dozen Blesched Scotch Damask Napkins at OIL As
SO dozen ]: Fine Quality Bleached Scotch pam.sk
$50 paof "a Napkin.
rs Red Border f 6. aSssP Napkins.
25 dozen = Fine Quality Bleached Scotch Napkins.
100 dozen Z Initial Napkins at 81 25 per dozen
WHITE DAMAsK TABLE SETS.
"a with 4-s Napkins to match. $3.50.
ia 500
See our Window Display Of this week The most
homelike scene ever presented.
DO YOU WANT A HANDKERCHIEF
Ask to see the .Mikado" in our store and receive
from his Royal Higilness Japanese Handkerchief,
tendsnt give You With his cempinents i "A'e n' ~
LANsBURGH BRO.
n21 400. 400, 424 and 426 7tfi st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

The political gossips are still discussing with
great interest the Presidents forthcoming fare
well message. II divides attention with the
next administrator cabinet. On one side it
il commended that the necessity of surplus-re-
duction, not hostility to protection, was the
leading and characteristic doctrine Of the Pres
idenss last message; and that, as the country
has pronounced against the method Of surplus
reduction proposed by him, and as the same
pressing necessity for such reduction still
exists, he " III in his next months message re-
affirm the overwhelming importance Of ac-
complishing this reduction, state that the
method Of accomplishment matter Of minor
consequence, and, in the line Of his course
upon the fisheries question, approve an imme-
diase diminution Of the surplus, even though
protective and not revenue-reform principles
shal determine the details of the decrease.
On the other side it is claimed that the Presi-
dent viii not even indirectly or obscurely give
color to the suggestion that he views the re-
cent election a. an unfavorable verdict by the
republic against revenue-reform principles and
az q direction to reduce the surplus by some
method which shall not injurs the protective
system and policy, and that he will not depart
from the reasoning and recommendation of his
previous message, but will leave to the oppos-
ing political party the undivided responsibility
of reducing the surplus by any of the methods
pronounced by him injurious to the public well
fare. The latter course is more reasonably an
ticipated than the former. When the Senate
rejected the fisheries treaty there was
no shadow Of doubt concerning the issue
which was decided, and no opportunity
70 ouestion the finality of the decision or its
deliversnce by tribunal authorized to make
it. Necessarily, therefore, to protect present
American interests the President felt compelled
to reverse himself and become q retaliationist.
But the issues are somewhat complicated in the
republics decision of November 9Th, and as
long as there is room to dispute concerning the
real grounds Of the decision the President is
not likely to become a protectionist, even for
the purpose Of securing an immediate reduc-
ton Of the surplus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23
Pur To TIM TEsr.

Last Saturday Wa Q crusher. We did the LARGEST
business Of the entire season In our childrsns De-
psrtment II Jon had seen the crowds during the day
you'd hsvs thought every child In Warrington wss
being supplied with winter Clothing. When closing
up time came the stock looked Ike Western town
sftsr cyclone There wasn't enough left 10 gather
up Those s5. %. 81. o. and go suits especially,
and our entire Overcast stock wass wreck. Here's
rush We knew that the announcement Of the extra
ordinary values that We made last Friday would
attract every mothers attention Every one that
could possibly do 20 would avail themselves Of the
opportunity-and they did our resources were
Ike houses. after day like last Saturday we'd
have to close up Couldn't duplicate the broken nes
But we can. We told you We had bought the entire
chdren stock Of one Of the largest wholesale houses
in New York-and We meant the entire stock. Conss-
quently when we opened the doors Monday morning
our reserve stock had refurnshed the depleted tables
and we resumed business with the same variety that
We offered Saturday. We've kept them complete too.
although this has been exceedingly busy week. and
tomorrow those mothers who have found impossible
to come before win have an equal chance with the
shoppers Of Last week.
The temperature Of the past few days certainly nd
Gates in practical sort Of way the presence Of winter
and further delay In providing your children with
and seasonable clothing would indicate an nhu-
manity born of neglect
We know we've got superior stock We know that
our prices are - low-in many cases lower-than
others can sell the same goods. This ID attrib-
utable to our advantageous purchases. Judging
from the immense volume Of business we've done
the past week, some of you appreciate these facts
Opportunity is offered the balance mosp Don't con-
fine this to Suits and Overcoats exclusively for in
Hats, Shoes, and Underwear. &C.. you'll find ~
equally a. well prepared to meet the chidren's wants
Those Linen Collars and Cuffs We are selling is not
job lot but regular line Of 4ply pure linen 1Oc for
the Collars and 15c. per pair for the Cuffs All sizes
SAKs AND COMPANY,
oUTFITTERS WHO ARE EQUAL TO EVERY
EMERGENCY,
s SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
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Continued below
More NV JEwrnRY.

Last Saturday challenged comparison of our stock
OF Real Amber and TortoiseShen Jewelry with any Of
the jewelers. stocks. Your verdict pleased We in
vte the ladies' who looked through our stock to
inspect the new stock Of IMITATION AMBER AND
TORTOlsE-SHELL JEWELRY, in appearance identi-
cal to the real.
Imitation Amber Hair Ornaments at Soc. each; in
real Amber we sell from 81 to s.
Side Combs with Silver Mountings for 75c. and q,
in the real cost ~ and 81 so.
Imitation Tortoise-Sheu Pins 1t Is, 25 and 5Oc in
real cost q to %.
Back Combs at 25. so and 75c: in real Shell we sell
from %. 25 to 1880
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
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CHnDars,s ULsrrns To Go.

To 80 at reduced prices until Saturday evening A
visit Of half hour will teach you than We could
write in column Of the star" There's Q price for
each size. 90 we can't spare space for price list but
promise surprise prices for you and the children.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

The election il over in the fifth Massachu-
sets district, where Colonel Higginscn and
General Banks ran against each other, but the
fighting is not, by any means. The straight
republicans, the independents and the straight
democrats are calling each other names at a
great rate-through the newspapers, of course.
The controversy seems to have narrowed itself
down now to a question whether the republican
committee, in hiring small army Of colored
men to distribute their tickets on election day,
and choosing for that service persons whose
own votes, it is believed, would otherwise have
gone to the opposing candidate, were guilty of
bribery. 1t is nice question, certainly, and
one which is not likely to be settled till the
alleged evil reaches such dimensions that all
the eligible voters in district are hired out on
election day to distribute tickets, and no one
II left 10 take the tickets from the distributors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23
EVERY Pam GUARANTEED.

AV1nl l. Ain ~ CAhANIEEO.
SHOES
We accept the responsibility Of the by promis-
ing to give new pair for those that split out
OF shape within month of purchase.
AT 82-These boots have the improved vamp and
come in all widths and sizes. Made Of DONGOLA
KID they will not stretch out of share The soles
being SOLID LEATHER and NOT PASTED will not
absorb water They honest boots, made of honest
materials and be honestly guaranteed Ii it usual
Of 81 boots!
AT $2 .50-In Straight Goat and Dongola we are
showing neat, servicesble and price worthy boots
AT 33.-Four different styles. There's the new
English Laced Boots, with Patent Leather Tips and
three styles of Dongola Kid Button Boots. style,
durability and comfort.
AT S3.5O.-The genuine "Waukenphast" Boot we
need only remind you 10 sold generally for a. The
other two styles Of Dull Dongola Kid Button Boots
commend themselves to those with tender feet.
AT &4.-Warrsnted Hand-Sewed Boots in no less
than eight different styles Ladies' with tender feet or
those who have paid extrsvsgsnt prices for Boots to
order are invited to have pair tried Oman expert
ment that costs nothing
t1Our experienced shoe Man will take your order
II You desire. for slippers Of undressed kid to match
your costume.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED belov)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

In connection with the observance in New
York Of the centennial Of wsshington's inaug-
uration as President it is proposed that Presi-
dent Harrison and yice-Prssident Morton make
the same journey from Philadelphia to New
York that Washington took one hundred years
ago; and places along the proposed route are
preparing for the celebration. This common.
orative inaugural procession leads up to the
centennial Of the Inauguration itself, April so,
1889, and the date Of the celebration win
fasten public attention upon the historic
precedent for the change of Inauguration day
from March 4th to April soth. The republic
could in no way have more suitably observed
the centennial Of washington's Inauguration
than BY fixing upon that day the inaugural
ceremonies Of Benjamin Harrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

John wanamaker gave a small fortune to
the republican campaign managers to boom
Harrison, and now the party newspapers are
quarreling over the question whether he il
going to have place in Harrison's cabinet as
Q reward for IL. Whether Mr.. wanamaker
wishes cabinet place or not, there il NO
knowing; but it is safe to say that what he il
getting now 10 just what he wants. The more
the papers fght about him the wider the
knowledge Of his name and business extends
among the American people to whom he sells
goods. 1t ID an exceedingly chilly day when
M. wanamaker doesn't make even his
enemies advertise him.
The difference between the aristocracy Of
blood and the aristocracy OF riches may be
defined a. equality" versus quantity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

F; a 4 + E.. {. / :: ::
EE En- &c ~ 4 +
III 200 "A ILL
sssfs asknfs 8 gee q a H Nm
Bsss "A 4 I Z 9 ad s. I "A il Mn
+ f s ss TIT
LII II ssss +
FOR SATURDAY. NOVEMBER path.
Gloves and Shoes should be tried on carefully and
leisurely. Least busy hours tomorrow to 10 An.
to 3, and to . pm.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
t~f1
P1e-sx1s Crows Fon Csc.

P1e-sx1S G1ovrs Fon go.
tThe elasticity Of kid; twice the durability
The Paais Royal claims this the surprise of the Sea-
son. Only one pair to customer at &C., and will not
be tried unless the regular price, CSC, IL paid We
show them in 4-buttous in four new shades of Tsns
and three new Browns. New style narrow embroid-
cred backs
The CSC. Pg-skin Mousquetaires We now show in
new Reds, Grsys, Blues. Browns. Tsns and in Black.
WARM GLOVES ALL HERE
The Christmas Gloves are here for the babies, chill
dren. girls and boys, ladies and men, in cashmere,
cloth, worsted Gloves and mittens Csc to Soc Silk
gloves, neece-lined, 25c. to Soc Kid gloves, fur
tops. CSC. to s2.25.
tV See the new Evening Gloves for ladies' and gen.
temen's wear. Every pair tried on at our risk.
f.,..5..- THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continual below)
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W. III. McKsrw.
Successor to r. 4 Tayior.r
SEAL SKIN sAcouEs AND yAcxrra

SEAL SKIN sACQUEs AND JACKETS,
We sole agents for Of the best Fur Houses In
New York city, and guarantee every garment We sell
to be just a. represented When required, measures
are taken and garments made specially to order Be-
fore We would solicit inspection Of our
stock and ask you TO compare prices and qualities
with other houses dealing In these goods.
WRAPS.
We are showing very large assortment Of every W
riety in Ladies' Long ind Short wraps-plain, hand
somely braided and fur trimmsd In al the new color
ines-Back, Navy Blue. Dark Green, Garnet Red. OK.
Blood and all the new shades In Brown at prices 10
knowledged by all to be a. low - sny house In the
city. Remember our styles and many Of our fabrics
are confined exclusively to U.S.
PLUSH JACKETS AND sAcQuEs.
We are showing three tS lengths in Jackets-2a "a,
and 80 inches-and in plain and seal edge at prices
from s14.50 upwards
sacques. fun length, from eco to s45.
Our sA5 sacquss We guarantee the best quality Of
ssal plush and finest lining and real seal loopa
CH1LDRrNs cLoAKs.
In our Childrsn's Department you win ind over
forty different styles At very reasonable prices. We
have received many new goods this week.
Full line Of Ladies'. Muses. and Childrsns Furnish.
insA comprising Gloves HOsiery. Underwear Corsets,
Handtsrchiefs silk Munlers. Umbrellas, &C.. be.
Mems LINED GLOVES thalf price.
WIN. II. McKNEW,
SucconDor To r n
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REAL INDIA S1ks. 2Srx, 75c.

REAL INDIA Snks. 2S1N, 75c
We have just opened lot of choice shades In soft m
ished INDIA SILKS At 75c. Very popular for tea
gowns blouses, and scarfs
Atwood HENRIETTAs, 40 in wide, all the colors,
at Soc
ARMURE SILKS, slightly imperfect, at half price;
finest quality.
Rich BROCADE vELvETS, less than half price
Lyons Pure SILK vELvETs at s3.5O.
ARMURE CORDS for suits .-
ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS, all colors, at very low prices
great Bargain in Black PEAU DE SOLE SILKS ct
81 .25; worth &l75 --.. - roE
Black All Silk vELvETS-we have extra qualities at
low prices. f1rs -p-C Isi,e-~
W. NJ SINISTER SONS,
n22 9l9 Pa. Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

Novelties - high a. $50 come down to e25 each
Now We skip to the cheapest leaving you to learn Of
the many between prces-the % Flannel Wrappers in
Garnet, Blue and Gray. Braid Trimming. reduced to
% each.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

"OH. MAMA, Looxr
THE BOYS EXCLAIM. AS THEY SEE OUR FINE
DISPLAY OF BOYS CLOTHING.
But their surpre IL nothing compared to that Of
Their and pspas, top for that matter at the
low prices asked for them. We offer splendid line Of
Overcosts for Boys from to r. at go o. as, S3 So
-, "a 90 and IS, which guarantee to be cheaper
~ than they can be bought at any other
store We also show splendid line of two aud three
pieced Suits from $3.50 to IS SO, In these we offer
unusual good values for the money.
Our assortment Of Suits and Overcoats for Boys of IA
70 IL Is complete and prices will be found to suit
FOR MEN.
Atwood Cashmere Overcoats at $3.50, worth 80
Fine Blue, Black and Brown Beaver Overcoats at $l2
worth SIS. good Chinchilla Overcoat at o. worth
$l5 storm Coats at &6, worth &10. Chinchlls torn
Coats ut S10, worth els. Chinchilla Overcoats at
"a 90. worth @1Q Satin-lined Montagnac Chinchilla
Overcosts at 425, worth $40. Chinchilla Goats and
Vests at $3.50 worth $12. Fine Black Corkscrew
Oyercoats at S12, worth SIS. full line of Prince
Albert Suits from 81 up Fine Kersey Coachmen's
Coats at $2o, worth $40. full line of Cashmere and
Cheyiot Suits from 60 up Fine Black Broadcloth
Double breasted Frock Suits at 5, worth $40
Broadcloth Full Dress Suits at S25 worth sac.
No trouble to show goods ut
OAK HALL,
n23 Corner 10th and sta NV.
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LATE PURCHASES.

LATE PURCHASES.
Low PRICES.
ONE OF THE LARGEST NEW YORK MAN.
UFACTURERs OF FINE CLOTHING MOTT
FLED THE TRADE THAT ON TUESDAY,
THE GOTH INSTANT. THEY WOULD BEGIN
A SPECIAL MARK-DCwN SALE OF ALL
THEIR WINTER STOCK.
WE WERE ON HAND THE FIRST DAY,
AND FOUND THE REDUCTION IN PRICES
so GREAT THAT WE MADE LARGE ADD.
TIoNs TO OUR STOCK OF ovERCOATs,
SUITS AND ODD PANTS, AND TO-DAY
FRIDAY, THESE GOODS GO UPON OUR
TABLES AT VERY LOW PRICES.
IT IS QUITE UNUSUAL TO GET SUCH
SWEEPING REDUCTION ON F1RsT-CLAss
GOODS AT THIS TINE OF YEAR, AND WE
HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE 10 oUoTEsUCH
Prices FOR SUCH GOODS BEFORE JANu.
AIRY.
RFMEMRER FIRST that THIS Is NOT
AMARK DOWN FOR US. BUT Is THE RE.
suit OF SPECIAL PURCHASE, ON sPE-
cIAL TERMS. AND AT SPECIAL PRICES.
REMEMBER NEXT THAT THESE GOODS
ARE NOT OLD OR SHOP WORN, BUT ARE
THE NEWEST STYLES OF FRESH GOODS
MADE UP By A FIRM WHO MAKE AZ FINE
AND AS GOOD GOODS As ANY HOUSE IN
THE WORLD.
GOOD. HEAVY cH1NcHIILA ovRRcoATs
AS Low As slo.
Z q. BARNUM co.
ms ssl PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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SEA1sk1s SEAL Wars To Go.
JAck1rrus Ar REpucrp PR1ors,

d ACKETs AT hEDUCED Il RICEs
Derby Cloth, Corkscrew, Beaver and Jersey Cloth
Jackets in all styles-some black in colors some
braided some plain. Prices from $3.50 to SEQ each
Until Saturday the so jersey Cloth Jackets go at
"a; the $50 English Beaver Jackets offered at els.
Many intermediate prices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
hale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23
Fun's FIrrxo.

The unan stock Of Fu secured 20 cheap the other
dag are Aying Il the warm Underwear and Fannsls
and Banksts ct 10 per cent discount Some lots for
men ct 20 per cent Oh the marked pricea Christmas
things demand space. hence the reduced prices for
bulky goods not positively holiday goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

We are now recelylng another consignment q
SMALL WHITE ASH NCK COAL. which are SELL
ing At the low price of "a - Yer ton
We are also selling all the other grades and varieties
81 Anthrste Goa AZ the lowest market prices KICK
OhN, OAK. and PINE WOOD prepared 20 order
C1nsamers Will do well 90 give the Small Nut Goal
Trial before laying in their usual supply.
p POLAND SON
oAce. tCor. 18TH and X l. ave nv
n22-N ~ tCor. 18th and NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-23

LOOK. LooKE Look,n Lookru
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS.

FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Plain Chenille, In Blue Olive TERN Gotta aud Cr1m-
son, 20in. wide, reduced 20 u per yard
45 Pair Portieres, ~ former price e.. so
10 Par Ali.oyer Erects 90 so: forMer price, sle.
20 Pair Chenille fortleres, plain Olive Gold
and Crimson, 80 former price, Ill
30 o. Jute Table Covers, el25; former prics.
10 s4 Chenille Covers, $3.50: former price. ss so
Couch Covers silk Tspestry. $50; former proc.
IS Screens. fest. s-fsst high 81 rs; former prsos
Is bamboo EA.les. q and % SO: former pr1c.. @.
70 snk Tapestry Table Cover, % former pr3ce.
600 ards sas FONT faiSss oossrnx eSs sos
NJ! f si lie. Curtain. sa7s. former pao sAse
Pine Tennessse Marble Top suite, Walnut, reduced
fine Walnut Gss6is-Topl sidebo.rd. eos. former
crusked Plush Psrior suisss, only Sss. NJ
Leather-Covered Antique o~k Dining Chairs ESQ
Antique osk Wood sldebosrda, frm sle up
fdis D S:i i IN 4. r woSS hss%
Hand.ome i've pieces Rug Suit e76.
Fine tsror suites upholstered In grades Of cove.
"s~ y o0'''G clE slSsfr DEPARTMENT
lx5OQ yds. Best An Wood Insrsin csrpex.. 81. "A
loo k9!ls Tap Carpet q 40c. yard Just rscsivsd
spyrns velvet IopazugA, AL sssa q bottom prsoes
vss s hu .s n :. s e fss ss Y sss
ssk u . call and see before PurchssinE.-
,,,, WASH p WILLIAMS,
ozs-11 Corner 9TH aud d 81. nc.