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YESTERDAYS GRIST.

Register today. n you do not attend to thl
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The best oysters in the city At Ds.ien.
al.
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suiT yoo csnuot vote.
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Register today II yoa do not attend q
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10

GREAT SALE OF c nEsEIs UNDERWEAR AND
lin s 1 for
az a EVER f4ne oFfsnEp
In this city. We warrant every garment made with
used We ss your attention to the yarou. prices in
CORSET sI CovEks They are made from fine Muslin
prices to satisfy ali A-'N '''N -
1gsc oAMBRIc CORSET COVERS 1sHc.
5 sisS sosSns
CSC I q 4sE S la f4SSsEEs &c.
RaS Trimmed sss down
Ladies cSsss trimmed WITH WITH aseh lse
Ladies Chsmise, good muslin, trimmed. Irish lace
25c DRAWERS oac
Ladies' Drawers, deep tucks trimmed With Irish lace
ladies' Drawers, deep tucks trimmed with Torchop
PIC. CORSET COVERS 25c
six tucks down front trimmed with neat embroidery
Ladies' Corset Cover. fine muslin. cut low souare
neck trimmed 'front.' neck and sleeves. with braid eds
pc. DRAWERS osc.
Ladies' Drawers. with yoke band 6 tucks, were 35c-
90. on OUR 39S; COUNTER
ladies' Cambria Drawers . tucks and yoke band,
LADIES' Drawers. IL tucks and yoke, were 44c., now
SOC. CORSET COVERS. 39c
round neck tucked yoke. finished with fine eam6ric
soc. L al 2aE % RAJ fG9T skEEFs soe.
skirt and cambria ruftie with three tucks and deep
SOC. LADIES' cHEMIsEs. 5oc.
S6 a.s Ras i,em sSOS muslin
5es O LADIES' 1ff ssP 6RaWf fant Que Soc
EsSa %1i Sad and Sssp
5Ss lace au'ffsS FAN fSe SLIPS 80.
sr,e sPs sa s msdn% szs ets down
infants Slip, with siI' medium Sized fasis down
'front.' three tucks on skirt and Hamburg rufe. soc.
7se. Ls SS 2sF s fSf fS3 pRks5Es -,
Ladies, Nisht- Dress, made from fine muslin. Mother
ron ass nsea . nd
sleeves trimmed with Torchon lace. were S9c.. now
Ladies, Night Dress made from fine muslin Mother
and sleeve. fne With em6rOdery and SsrriS.S SsHs
braid were SO b n9y rs I,,rr srrnrs
ladies' skir. made from Ens n mnslis sincb Cans:
brio rune tucked and trimmed with deep Torchon
Ladies', White Skirt made from fine muslin. with
two clusters Of three tucks and deep embroidery ruff
I}e LADIES' DRAWERS. 75c
%ss 1s s Sr,a Of
h ssei ef EhBiEs s. CORSET COVERS -,
ow mas o fine samerc
an s ana es esnsr
and sleeves edsing to match. were s9c., now ZOE
Ladies' Corset Cover, made from fine cambria. cut
Pompadour style. low square neck and front center
piece and 'front.' 1orchon insertion and edging neck
and sleeyes edeng 20 match, finished with he
braid. were S9c. now S5c.
Sc WHITE SKIRTS. O..
We're Csc, IL tucks, cambria rufie, wide hem now
SIC. - NN"
IS ,o GOWNS SIC,
trimmed; elegant value at 9Sc, now SIC ~
CORSETS.
AL 50 30 c. p. Ia la Sirene) Satteen Corsets
our direct importation-in white gray b,ack red ana
light blue stitched in contrasting coors, your choice
II the best value that have ever placed on our
counters 49, Wa
an our 81 G. D. Corsets, in white and gray perfect,
fitting, now ogc.
Our SOC. Corset. in Coutil Sat,eeu-colors vhi,.
Light blue and pink, now 39c. ''
An early inspection Of this EXTRAORDINARY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10

IL the bitter feeling between the miners OF the
Scnuylkin district and the Reading company
turns upon the Interpretation OF an oral agre O.
ment between employers and men as to the con-
tinuance OF the eight per cent advance In wages
after the lst OF January, there may be room still
for compromise equally honorable TO both par
ties. The miners assert that as they understood
the arrangement they were 70 continue TO receive
the eight per cent provided the collieries In the
LeGign district were giving such wages The
company says that the Lehiyh collieries are not
paying the higher figure and that, therefore.
the Schuylkill men have no claim. The
whole controversy seems TO turn upon the
question whether the meaning OF the agreement
was that the schuylkill miners should receive the
advance some OF the Lehigh coeries should agree
10 pay the advance. or only II all or majority OF
them should. II the latter Interpretation is or
rect, the company has the right side In the pres
ent contest so far as the agreement Is concerned:
II the former, the men have the right side But
even though by legal Interpretation fthe words
Of the agreement the company IS cot bound TO
make the specified advance. circumstances may
make the increase in wages Just. and fairly de-
mandable. outside OF the agreement. and may
open the door 10 an understanding between the
contestants II these circumstances alone are re-
led upon and the wrangIe over the alleged con-
tract Is dropped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10

EVENING SHADES
SILK AND wOOLEN FABRICS.
Are showing an Elerant Line OF Evening
Shades in Fabrics suitable for Reception,
Fancy emma silks S SEE Psin. s5e 1
27-lnch Brocsded Crepe, s1-25
2tInch Crepe de Bengal f5c.
sSttdInch Striped Grenadines. very choice.
evening shades in surshs. 75c. 81. and q. Is.
Evening shades in Faille Francsise
Eveninxx shades shades IN i Msr1e ahisaame-
Evening shades in Satin Duchesse.
EVENING shades in 9ros Grains.
~ and ~ Inches, VI. s1-25, e1.5O, q rs
EVENING WOOL FABRICS
Evening shades in Abatross, IS inches, SOC.
Per yard: 42-inch, extra quality, Toe Der ySrd
G1aio 9., Pina: Lsht Blue. Nile. tavendsr. day,
inch, Atwood Cashmere. n m Saimon.psnk.
Shrimp-Pink. Terra-cotta, Ivory Lave ,der
"f H. white ,,'s and Cream. 76c: per yard.
ineSs nns. . sp si:npels 42insn 5oc.; So
AS-Ineh cream Fouis and Estisse. asc per
5s;Ineh Cream Hsnries.. Cloths. s,as and
S4.inch Cream, sll-wool serees, d and a. cs.
r. Evening sn.dss In serpenrins CLOTH, xrm1rs.
xi6cn nn, ssssEet and Crepe Cloth. l2 inches
S4sI GrS a. .! per X :rd;, =.
81 Inch cresin Wool corXSlSC OF s ssDsc,.,,v
ossirshas for vest fronts and cofnhininr VIZ
''a'a ana Velvet sSls.s q sG sss y''d
WOODWARD LoTHHop.
Or. 11sA and sta n. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10
Woonwann & LorHnors Corums.


SfECiAL BARGAINS IN LINENS.
Our Eighth Annual January Sale Of Linens
large purchases are we'll worth the attention
Sious period have we offered Better. bar
est to buy ali your linens here. We sell at
prices most dealers are compelled to pay. One
thing you are sure Of. and that is, "everythins
ing but linen" nee from Cotton Tow. or any
foreign substance. We propose making this de-
partment washinston,s Linen Emporium. by
same grade Of linens can possibly be bought
elsewhere; AS timely illustrations we quote
FINE GERMAN DoUBLE.sATIN pAMAsKs,
81 INCHES wide, - handsome patterns. sold
ssaass s ny 1T e. For the first time we ofsrn
HEAVY eEsx1ss' D eEf nAs sRtt1x pAMAsKs.
fnu az inches wide q yardsl, 10 OF the
f or patterns yet shown Formerly sold
ONLY 800 PER YARD.
so dog. s. Bleached German Linen Damssk
Table Napkins, wide selvedye. extra quality Of
Mnsn;ns vssisty q cho,ee passssns-fuLly worth
ONLY L5o PER DOZEN.
so doc. Blesched German Linen Damask
Table Napkins, excellent quality. handsome
Rafit pate ay grass bleached. soft finished; worth
ONLY $500 PER DOZEN.
15O dog. .xtrs Heavy German Linen Double
.Ss ys ss. .Sas
ONLY 922o PER DOZEN.
100 doz Extra-fne Barnsley Linen Huck-
soa ToTes size 70 by a inches extra sss
ONLY $500 PER DOZEN,
Equally as conspicuous bargains 10 Dinner
OF every description.
WOODWARD & LoTHRop,
Tor I N opd etc N q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10

Several days have passed and washington real
estate still continues firm In spite OF the shock OF
senator PlumoNs hasty declaration that nobody is
In hurry TO invest here. Why, senator, this
citys real estate boom Is bigger than that OF Kan
sas II you had oostructed the amendment OF the
alien act on the ground that you wished to delib-
crate carefully before sacrificing the exclusive
right Of Americans to enjoy the luxury and profit
Of acquiring real estate in Washington, you would
have justified better your reputation as q long
headed and level-headed patriot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10
D,SSEK AND TEA C1orHs.

We are showing an elegant lire Of John 6.
Browns celebrated White Danask Tablecloths
In variety Of new attractive patterns includ.
ing the Mosaic, Fleur de Lis. Star, Maiden Hair
Fern. Wheat Ear. Lilly OF the Valley Caneiis
tall oyerl, Blooming Apple Tree, Squares Dia-
mond: Flax Flower aud Ball &C.. &c.
Size, 2x21s yards, -, IS. $55Oa d SO each
Size. 2x3 yards, SO, s. 30, So so and 81 each
Size. 21sx3 yards. &10 and Sl2 each
Size, 2bx3k yards, $12 and ! II each
ELEGANT DINNER SETS
Fancy Colored French Damask Linen Lunch
Sets, cloth with one dozen u Napkins to match
size Of cloth. rs yards by 2S yards, in Pomps,
dour and Jockey patterns.
ONLY $50 PER SET
Handsome line of white double Satin Dam.
ask German Linen Table Sets. Cloth, with one
dozen q Napkins to match.
Size, 2x2x yards, only 81 so per set
Size 2x3 yards, only Is per set.
Eize 2x3k yards, only IS. rs per set
Size, 2x4 yards. only SO. 30 per set
We are also showing superb line Of
EXTRA.SIZED DAMASK SETS.
ct the following reasonable prices:
Size. 2Hx2x yards, Sl4 to $35 per set
Size, xx3 yards, $l35o to $40 per set
Size. 24x3k yards 81 to Sl5 per set
Size, 2kx4 yards. S27. 80 per set
Size, 2ax4H yards, $40 per set.
Size. 2nx5 yards, $35 per set.
All Of the above sets are shown in a variety NJ
handsome designs. "a
tSecond 1oor)
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
Cor 18th and r alta nw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10
B.pa.,xs II Rows, Crorurye

BARaA1xs In BoYs CLOTHING.
Some Of our best selling lines are so small in
quantity we propose to close them out entirely,
and to do so in the shortest possible time we
have placed them on separate tables, at the fol-
lowing greatly reduced prices:
LOT OF BOYS NORFOLK SUITS,
in variety of good dark patterns,
REDUCED FROM 81 TO 50 EACH.
l LOT OF BOYS SUITS,
in Norfolk and Double breasted styles in the
best dark patterns. These suits sold for 50,
$3.50 and So. We offer you the choice Of the
lot at Q price representing reduction Of from
20 to 33,S per cent. viz:
LOT OF BOYS CHECKED OVERCOATS.
dark colors sizes to ~ years,
MlSCELLANEOUS LOT OF BOYS OVER
COATS,
various styles. excellent colors, and range In
sizes from TO IA years. Former prices &C.
$500, 81, and s :. 30 each
REDUCED TO So EACH.
You cannot afford to miss this opportunity.
(Thrd noor.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and SITS NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10

The announcement that Washington needs some
additional street railway facilities has brought
dcwn upon Congress q food OF applications for
franchises, Roads are proposed 70 run from every
where 20 nowhere, with unlimited privileges OF
extension, the cars 20 be propelled by electricity
cable. steam, and horsepower. respectively, and to
run some at grade and others az an elevation. II
fraction OF the proposed bills were passed the air
a. well as the surface of the earth would be full OF
transportation facilities. SO completely Ia the field
occupied prospectively, both In variety OF motive
power ana In selection ~ route that the latest OF
the succession OF expectant street railway kings
are compelled TO exercise considerable ingenuity
to md an opening. II only remains for the
members OF some new company TO announce that
they are associated together TO ask the privilege OF
firing the citizens Of the District out OF an air
gun or cannon patented from Tenleytown 10
Apassfz PARK and return. with the privilege of
using as inexpensive a form OF equipment as nav
be desired and OF paying 10 the District nothing
on any account what ever. Then the list will be
fall.
suburban Washington or the District in general
OUT side OF Washington not reached by steam rail-
roads or neglected where IL ia reached, needs adj
ditionsl transportation facilities. and few Sec
lions city proper OF which the needs are evil
dent viii De improved by new railways or extern.
sions OF those which exist. BUt the greatest care
viii be required In granting single new franchise
10 prevent the occupation and spelling OF residence
streets in sections already fairly well supplied
with cars or hericS Unnecessary ANNOYANCE and
damage TO citizens. rs well as Disagreement OF the
surface OF the city, should be avoided. Washington
among the great cities ia as a woman among men
Denied supremacy In business affairs it finds It's
strongest Recommendation in picturesque beauty.
II should take a wOmans care Of its appearance
The city's most urgent need in respect TO street
railways Is not that cars should be run by every
mans door or on an elevated road by his second
story window. but that the conditions OF railway
travel should be improved that grooved rails should
De substituted for the destructive T rail, that
electricity or cable should be substituted for the
horse as motive power, that cars should run
more frequently "a wen more quickly TO prevent
overcrowding as far as possible, that the rate Of
travel along the lines should be reasonably uni
form and not at railroad speed past the transfer
stations and at a snalls pace elsewhere on the
route and that In the case OF any new lines or ex-
tensions and far as possible In the case OF exist
ing lines these servants and masters OF the public
be required 70 pay roundy to the District for their
franchises or as substitute to share their profits
with the community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10
p HnADE1PHrA SrosE
BARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGATNsl

VIII offer large stock Of DRY GOODS, CARPET
1NGS and OILCLOTHS at greatly reduced prices.
In Dress Goods viii offer 3oinch all wool TRICOT
solid cOlors. at 81 Jsc.: price was soc.
i2-Inch all wool extra heavy CANVAS CLOTH at
45c. worth &c.
s. Inch extra fine CASHMERE in all the Desirable
shades ct so and &c.
ss-,neh hne SERGE at Soc; worth Csc
4finch BEATRICE SUIIINCi, extra fine, at 9Jc.
94-1nch DRESS CLOTH in all shades
.t-ncn bkOADCLOIB, extra value. 100.
Al elegant line Of BLACK DRESS GOODS in Cash.
ner PAN Cloths, IrcOt. Henrietta Serges. and full
ton.
BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
lxtra sire and extra weight White Blankets at $40
VIII 900; 81 80 worth So. general mark down
b~rTains in WoQL HOSIERY. odd sizes, tina. were
30 and 6Oc. DOW 25c
another lot Of the 6x3 real Derby rib FAST BLACK
31c- > '
Agents for BRIGGS, STAMPING PATTERNS Pat
terms sold and stamping at very reasonable rates
CARHART LEIDY.
jA5 s2s 7th and zoe sits. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT B,neA,ss

UPHOLSTERY DEpAnrnrsr B .neArss.
A number Of lines going at prices lower
than ever before Some are reductions: some
are recent purchases at very low figures You
win be repaid for visiting our Upholstery De.
. PERTINENT If you are in need Of such goods.
SO Raw silk Fringed Table Cloths, size2
yards wide ,ss BY yards long never before sold
ONLY SO EACH.
BARGAIN No 2.
80 pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3k
yards long. 30 inches WIDE handsome patterns.
never before sold for less than az So
BARGAIN No 5. "'0 En- fAi"
lotof Fancy SILK Curtains, in blue. copper.
olive. and red effects, very handsome never
before sold for less than 8 Il
p.po.rur, ONLY 81 PER PAIR
lot Of Fine German Wool Lace Curtains, in
garnet, med. blue. and old gold. never before
sold for less than $25-
BARGAIN No. ). NAi si' FEN fAiN
! lot of Fine Silk shelia Turcoman Curtains,
90 inches WIDE and 39a yards long. never before
BARGAIN No. s. AN"
Our entire line-about 20 styles-of 81 and
35-cent Wool and silk Frinses has been re.
duced 10
25c. PER YARD.
Specially desirable for trimming lambrequns
curtains, table covers, fancy work, &C.
Fourth Floorl
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Cor. nth and F SITS H. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10
SOMETHING o. Ixrrnrsr

SOMETHING o. 1xrrRrsr
TO BOTH LAprEs AND GENTLEMEN.
OUR ABERDEEN cHEvo1rs ARE THE MOST
STYLISH GOODS FOR PANrArooxs AND LA.
DIES uLsTERs TO BE FOUND.
We CUT OUR PANTS IN THIS STORE AND
HAVE THEM CAREFULLY MADE AND TRIMMEp.
WE VENTURE TO SAY THAT NO s5 PANTS
WERE EVER TURNED OUT By WASHINGTON
HOUSE BEFORE THAT ARE so ARTIsT1CALtY
GOTTEN UP OR CUT WITH 30 MUCH CARE
THE SAME MAN CUTS THEM WHO CUTS OUR
FINEST GOODS.
THESE GOODS MAKE VERY HANDSOME u
STEERS AND WRAPS FOB tADrra
OUR WORK II LAD1xs oARMHNTs Is UNEx.
CELLED. OUR LADIES' GUTTER BRINGS YEARS
OF EXPERIENCE TO THE BUSINESS. AND OUR
GARMENTS ARE LITERALLY TAILOR MApE.r
WE LINE THE LADIES' BODIES AND SLEEVES
OF ULsTERs WITH FINE SILK AND MAKE
THEM Up IN THE BEST MANNER, 30 THAT
THEY SHOW AT A GLANCE THAT THEY ARE
CUsToM.MADE GARMENTS.
WE CARRY LARGE VARIETY OF STYLES
FOR LADIES JACKETS. uLsTERs AND WRAPS.
WE ARE CATERING FOR THIS BRANCH OF THE
BUSINESS AND MAKE OUR PRICES AS Low AS
Is CONSISTENT WITH STRICTLY F1Rsr.cLAss
WORK.
F. q. BARNUM CO..
ia1o 93l PENN. AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10

THr CnowDs COSrrsuE
AND
THE BARGAINS STILL HOLD OUT.
But EVERY HOUR THAT PASSES SEES OUR
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES IN MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
GROW SMALLER AND SMALLER.
BUT THERE'S ENOUGH
LEFT TO LAST
THIS WEEK.
WHEREVER MEN DO CoSGREGATE THIS
GREAT MID SEASON SALE OF SUITS AND OVER
COATS. AT LESS THAN THEY COST TO PRO-
DUcE. SEEMS TO BE THE FAvoRITE
TOPIC OF GENERAL.
CONVERSATION.
ovERCOATs THAT SOLD FOR s24, sc2, $40 AND
s1s, AND WERE GOOD HONEST VALUES AT
THOSE PRICES. ARE NOW GOING AT
s1375-TH1RTEEN sEvENTY-FIvE EAcH-s1a75.
THE STYLES INCLUDE
KERsEYs MELONS wHIPCoRps,
ELYsIAN. woRoMBo. FUR AND CASTOR BEAv-
Frs, HEAVY CAssIMEREs, woRsTEDs AND
sATIN-1INED CHINCHILLAs. CORRECT IN CUT.
STYLE, MAKE, FIT AND FINISH.
THE CHOICE OF ALL OUR els sic. so. els AND
LOTS OF $50 SUITS CAN NOW BE HAD FOR
sl2-TwELvE DoLLARs-sl2
THE STYLES INCLUDE THE SINGLE AND
DOUBLE BREASTED SACK SUITS. AND THE
ONE AND FoUR-BUTToN cUTAwAYs.
THE PATTERNS
ARE OF THE LATEST. STRIPES OF VARIOUS
WIDTHS, CHECKS. MIXTURES AND CoMBINA-
TION OF COLoRs
THESE SUITS ARE CUT AND MADE UP WITH
THAT "sNAP" AND TONE PECULIAR TO THE
GOODS WE HANDLE. AND ARE
MADE FROM ENGLISH, AMERICAN
AND SCOTCH FABRICS OF
THE MOST THOROUGHLY
RELIABLE
DO NOT NEGLECT THIS RARE TREAT, THE
GOODS ARE HERE AT THE PRICES NAMED.
SAkS COMPANY.
THE CLOTHIERS, WHO WILL, NOT REST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10

az January we took stock and found We pos.
sessed $4,000 worth Of Housekeeping Goods.
$4,000 worth Of Upholstery Goods, s1l 500 worth
Boys Clothing. When the inventory was taken we
also found the sales have been large but the profits
too small. Since we are in business for profit and
not glory, and since older departments demand
more space we have concluded to close out above.
mentioned departments. WE REGRET 1T. We feel
like the man who is to lose limb. But we will be
manly. The trying ordeal shall be gone through
quickly The price Of each Article is plainly marked
thereon. To remark S55.5OO worth Of goods Ia
a big task-and we will make It an unnecss-
sary one WE OFFER 20 PER CENT DIS
COUNT OFF MARKED PRICES OF EVERY
ARTICLE You will appreciate this when we re-
mind you the goods were selected by competent
buyers from the leading manufacturers and we're
bought for cash. and that they marked 1t small
profit Twenty per cent OF such prices means you are
offered goods at SO per cent below prices usually
quoted. We would make the PALA1s RoYAL depot
for your every requirement. during this great sale;
hence the very great reductions in prices in other
departments. list Of which you may notice in other
column We think this announces the most sweeping
Closinsout Sale ever advertised in the columns of
The Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10
LAssBuneH & Bno.

LANsBuReH & BRo.
SIXTH GRAND ANNUAL MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA
UNDERWEAR SALE.
1T Is WITH FEELINGS OF GREAT CONFIDENCE
THAT WE ANNOUNCE OUR SIXTH AN.
NUAL SALE OF LADIES' AND
CHILDREN's MUSLIN AND
CAMBRIA UNDER
THE UNvARY1NG AND IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
OUR PREVIOUS SALES HAS INDUCED Us TO
MAKE GREATER PREPARATIONS THAN EVER:
AND WHILE WE OFFER GOODS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES WE HAVE MAINTAINED THE
EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY AND WORKMAN.
SHIP For WHICH OUR UNDERWEAR HAS
GAINED REPUTATION OF WHICH WE ARE
JUSTLY PROUD.
WE WILL FROM MONDAY DEVOTE THE HALF
OF OUR SECOND FLOOR TO DISPLAY GAR
MENTS OF THE LATEST IMPROVED DESIGNS,
We have divided tho Entire Stock into three lots,
LOT WE WILL SELL AT 4sc
This includes Drawers. Chemise, Skirts, Gowns and
Corset Covers. Ffrs;-class workmsnshp. and cut to
the latest approved patterns.
LOT WE WILL SELL AT 74c.
Included in this lot Are Drawers ChsmisA Skirts.
Gowns, and Corset Covers. Best workmanship and
most modern approved designs
LOT WE WILL SELL AT csc.
Included in this lot are Drawers, chemise, skirts
Gowns, and Corset Covers. Best workmanship Best
trimming used.
This sale we have decided shali positively last ONLY
FOX THIS WEEK, ending Saturday, January IA,
1sss'stspm 80 it il necessary for you 70 buy now.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED As REPRESENTED.
Al the marin these goods IL small and to procure
them to sell ct such low nres We were OBLIGED
to pay cash for Them must necessarily be compelled
to sell them for CASH ONLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10

WOODWARD & LorHRop
WILL OFFER ON TUESDAY MORNING
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
BLACK AND CREAM LACFS
COLORED SILK ILLUSIONS
AND
COLORED LACE NETS SC
FOR EVENING DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
DRAPERIES.
Full line Of colors in 72-in. Cotton Mechlin
Nets, Six Illusions, silk Brussels and 54.in.
Cotton Point D'Esprit Nets. Also line of col
ors in 4S-in Russian Nets and striped and poll
Cream Fedora and Cnantilly Lace Flouncipes
at S262' s275, SO. s3.4o, $3.50 and SIS per
Black Chantilly Lace Flouncings and Black
Spanish Guipurc Lace Flouncings in a choice
variety of handsome patterns, at prices ranging
from 81 10 to 3 40 per yard
Spec1al-3 pcs Black Spanish Guipure Lace
Fiouncinvs. reduced from 81. 90 to 81 % per
yard
IS .inch Satin SILK Drapery Net in cream and
black sold heretofore ct 81. To close IL out we
have made the price s. per yard.
fIrst floor: right or main entrance)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and r alta n NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-10

HousEkrEprSe Goops SALE.
In continuing our sale of Linens and House
keeping Goods this week, we cali attention to
our attractive line OF
and as few representative Values. we o1o,e the
following:
WHITE HQNEY-coMB QUILTS.
LOT la
WHITE CROCHET on Its
LOT ia
WHITE EXTRA-GooD CROCHET QUILTS.
ONLY soc. EACH
- LOT CELEBRATED ia
WHITE BOSTON HOUSE" QUILTS.
-1 oSLYsi EACH.
Bis. s1.25. $3.50. and 81 rs each.
WHITE MARSEILLES SPREADS,
Excellent quality in attrec tive patterns:
ONLY aL75 EACH.
al Higher grades in larger sizes at 81. S2.25,
LOT OF 1874
WHITE BRITISH" IMPORTED SPREADS,
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some new patterns and designs, both sll-whits
90, 90 SO to si2 SO each ~ "'''o Co. so''o'
We have Quilts tor Cradles Cribs Steamer
d Bep5hs c.. Car Berhs Cots single three quarter
advantages OF large stock large assortment,
newest patterns, lowest prices, excellent light
spacious deps rtment. and bed shaped tables for
showing the goods We propose that it shall
shop here.
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