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OrHER GARMENTS Down In PR1cr
ULsTERs AT REDUCED PRICES.


The High-priced Imported listers are reduced to
less than European prices. To illustrate: The s45
English Beaver listers. eIquistely hand braided are
now offered at $:33.
The English Diagonal Cloth listers with the Velvet
Bishop" Sleeves S35.
Let us skip styles and prices to point
out the $40 ULSTERS REDUCED TO 80
These listers are shown in jacquard and other
striped cloths Tight and loose fronts The new bell
sleeves with rolling cuff All color combinations
Ihese S10 listers are mentioned because they have
been quoted again and again as the best values in
town at $40.
TEA GOWNS, MORNING GOWNS AND ROBES
DE CHAMBhE.-Imported Novelties are marked
down to S2T. The cheapest from
$500 to 2.9S, are shown in Silk and Worsted Cloths
In cheerful coois i'll figures and stripes Velvet collars
and euHs As stylish as the much more expensive
JACkETS.-The whole army Of Jackets reduced in
proportion saving OF several dollars may be made
py those buying the expensive Imported Jackets
so JACKETS REDUCED TO S5-Don,t confound
these Beaver Jackets with those usually sold at 90
These are double breasted the usual a. Jacket Ia not
These arc braid bound the usual SIS Jacket is not A
sizes Black and eolors. at time of writing.
JERSEYS DOWN IN PRICE-Thousands of them
Too many, we admit, but it's to your advantage You
be fitted, be suited in style and surely I'm price
CHILDEEN'S GARMENTs.-Each size differen. In
price. So how can the reduced prices be giyepY A
hundred and one styles for youngsters from ona
to young ladies' sizes
The % listers Of tomorrow were the 40 of a veeh
since.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CA LIsNERA
Corner 18th IT. and Penn. sva
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BOYS AND CHILDREN's ovERCoATs.

ou- provision for mems wants have been ex-
think of ourimmense line of Boys
and Children's Overcoats!
We want to tell you few things that are NOT here
so you won't have to be Oh your guard for them We
uer carry orsr any old stock Every style is nec and
fresh hs-seaso'ss one. Our entire stock complete
change-not ,oppin1-up and inG-fr Of broken Sizes
You won't find any pattern that not purposely
designed for the use to which they've been put We
don't believe in using up q lot of odd-and-end fabrics
in the maturer patterns by making them into juvenile
Sizes You don't want that sort. TIsn'. business and
40
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The Senate takes hold promptly and intelli-
gently of the local post Office question. The
sanitary condition of the court house also de-
mands Congressional attention, as indicated by
the report of the Attorney General. The court
house building can, however, be made fit for
occupancy by repairs, while the case of the
post Office is hopeless. Nothing but a new
building owned (not rented) by the govern
ment will be creditable to the nation and the
caDital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-06

II no receipt for congressional salary had
been given until the money had been passed
across the counter Christmas would be more
joyous season this year for a large number Of
Representatives, and the country would have
one official scandal the less. A better method
of keeping accounts and making disbursements
ia clearly needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-06
WARS Ar REDUCED Prices.
SEA1sK1N Plush GARMENTS.

SELsx1N Plush GARMENTS.
The Palais Royal Seal Plush Garments are finished
exactly as are the rea-chaInois pockets and satin
lined.
$l5 for Seal Plush Jackets. with real seal trim
mings.
s19 for Seal Paletot-z Jackets-with real seal trim
mings
SIS for Seal Modjeskas, with sealskin trimmings
The above are special bargains but other prices are
in stock In fact the only unbroken assortment is now
at the Palais Royal.
JACKETS-With the improved bell sleeves and
plain satin lining, S10 S12. $l4. SIS, &c. SIS and
$40
Jackets with real seal trimmings. els, $lS s19,
$50 $:25 and S27.
Jackets in Directoire style and with the new roll
cuffs, S22, $23 S25 and $50
Jackets with the latest style loose fronts Pinch
facing of seal and real seal fastening S25
Jackets with vest front and deep rolling collar and
cuffs. S27.
PaletOt Jackets % lengthy. s14. 49, SIG. els, $50
and S25.
Paletot Jackets with vest 'front.' roll collar large hip
pockets, real seal fastenings, $50 and S35.
PALETOTS-S14. S15, $l6. S1S, $40, $50, eos,
$50. None cheaper than $l4, but only because there
is not q trashy garment in stock.
CoATS-S20 S25, S27, S2S. $50, s35, s37 $40,
$40. Alterations free of charge. We well afford
to write this as the variety of sizes large that we
can fit you without alteration.
MoDJESKAS-S15, SIS, $40, S22, $685. s27, ESQ.,
Some with the vest fronts Others with real Seal trim
mings. AL Satin-lined and finished in first cIass
style.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Oontinued belovl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-06

The Australian ballot, like other reforms de-
manded by the spirit Of the times. is coming
everywhere to stay and to bless our political
civilization. Let the ballot robbers and vote
buyers make a note ont"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-06

The Ingalls, worlds fair bill specifies no site.
but 1t may be inferred that Washington is in
tended. The bill provides that the laws in
force in the District Of Columbia shall apply to
the site. Senator Ingalls, knows the extra
ordinary character of these laws, and would
not be guilty of the venomous spitefulness Of
proposing to extend them to any other COM
munisy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-06
SATURDAY Is Grow DIV

Much 70 write OF Gloves for tomorrows SALE but let
N digress moment. The Palais ROYAL 10 placed In
An exceptional postion-is proprietor and several bs.
es are 'oto securing the wholesale markets This
made possible because Of the enormous business Of
the late opening" Our buyers closing out tho
balance OF more than one importers holiday stock
and at prices that will create sensation in Washing
ton the coming week. To illustrate briefly: We are
now Offering AT TIC. Figured India Silk Scarfs, with
fringe and tasses, that are being sold for S5c. by
b. Altman Co. Of New York and for 9oc by John
wanamaker of Philadelphia The statement of the
mere fact Ia sufficient
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Re 200 90 I ~ 4 ILL

Please study our interests and your own by supply
ing yourself TOMORROW with Christmas Gloves.
Next week commences the annual rush. Have your
Gloves tried on carefully, deliberately TOMORROW.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-06

As civilization greets Stanley the Immortals
salute Emin- Through night to light, in both
instances.
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s. e Sc 8 - u :: :: F. + # :

1oc- Embroidered Bust French Woven oorao,s. Csc +,
81 duahts, sac; sl.25 quality, soc. SHOOK Double
Bone Corsets. Soc r. q q. in Black GRAY ana vyht,.
81 Our French STRIP NhAlehone Corset al al ia the
best in the city. Remember we keep ali popular
brands such as Thompson's Glove-dtting A. Sa q
r. 10 serine, Dr. Warmers Drewster's and other
brHnds all NJ popular prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-06
BE GOOD TO YOURSELVES.

Over on the left here we've been showing you some
sensible channels for making it pleasant for others
now we've got something to say that will interest you
for eipes-ovERCOATS-for the whole family
you and the boys
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A Hnrr-DAr SALE.

Fancy goods are yelling for space. Bulky goods
must shortly be crowded into the stock rooms there
to be out of sight and out of mind Or you must take
them away NOW. For Thursday. Friday and satur-
day. December s. G. and Z, greatly reduced prices for
Ladies' and Mems Warm Underwear, Ladies' and Chill
dren's Warm Skirts Ladies' and Childrens Wraps.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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Ths'll give you comprehensive idea of the differ
ent styles of garments carry for the boys and chill
dren The patterns bright and attractive the quail
itiesrom the s250 to thes25-such as We can freciv
commend
There's fit and graceful hang to our Juveniles TINT
make them exceptions to the usual run of garments
made for these ages.
Almost every style for the children this season
has u cape-it's detachable: but it's there "a an
increased comfort style, and sensible style, too
We've exerted ourselves to present
NOBBY to the young men assortment of
COATS styles that would crafty their idea of
FOR hobby coats and at the time furnish
NOBBY them with all the durability and comfort
YOUNG that was needed. Hard study, a busy
MEN. search after the proper fabrics-and we, va
been more than successful Heretofore the
fine points Of mems coats have been overlooked in the
youthsor applied very sparingy We've changed that
order Of things We made up minds that the best
too Oood5r The young our line of
single and double-breasted Box Goats, Covert Coats
Cape Coats listers. &C. present you the very cine
OF tailoring senius-executcd in finest fabrics-of
helatest aud most elegant shadngs Its been appre
ciated, too These Just what we wAnt-is told US
score Of times a day.
WHERE Where do You expect to find our pricess
ARE OUR Loaoer than other people'sf That's right
PRICES. look for them there. You'll find them
every time.
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GurDE To BUrrns-
sAKs AND COMPANY.

of
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first
bother you at this time Mkoutofa hard aid difficult
that
We
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EFF 90 RRR GGG II RRR T. ssss
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+ 90 ( ( z GG &c II ( ( ILL ssss ..

In selection Of Dolls you will find most superb
collection. embracing exquisite Bisque Dolls. Wax
Dolls Sleeping, alkng and Talking Dolls Boy Dolls
Negro Dolls, English Rag Dolls. Musical Dolls, Kid
Doll Heads, Doll Shoes and Stockings. Doll Hats and
Doll wardrobes, complete Doll Carriages, Cradles and
Beds, Furniture, Pxrlor Sets. Kitchens Iron Stoves
Britannia Tea Sets, French China Dinner and Tea
Sets Tables Chairs Bureaus Side Boards Pianos and
Tin Dishes
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81 ssESE BBDP s ssrn RRf
{ ID ; III 3 Bpj : IT, l. III =
wwEww ErE "A ERR
WV kER 4 a. sk=
Our SOC. Underwear. bargain price. 33c: Zoe
quality, Soc. 6oc. Ribbed Vests 4ac. All-wuol
Ribbed Vests in white Natural Wool aud Medicated
Red, extra value. 81 each Ell Wool Vests or Pants
Zoe. sl25 quality. al; 81 so quality 81 25 better
quality prorortOnally cheap. our 81 Red Modicated
Vests and Pants. bargain price. 50 q suit We call
your special attention to
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E EiFF$$ + i. #$S :: 5:

Wear. lot 4-ply Linen Collars. Sc each. Cuffs loo
pair. Extrsheayy Tailor-made Canton Flannel
Drawers, our price 49c. 1 lot Suspenders, 25c
Extra value in Heavy Merino Shirts aud Drawers for
5Oc. Wool Merno Underwear. 75c.: better quality
Tor 81 and sl.2o. ENira-heavy Socks. seamless. .
pair 2oc. British Socks, Wool colorngs extra value
pair for Doc. Our Pc. Socks are worth your IN
specton. Handmade Cardigan Jackets, si.pS
Extra value in Soc. Unlaundered shirts Agood linen
bosom REINFORCED 4-ply linen bands. Custom made
Laundered Shirts, zoe.
Double-back and Double breasted Cancels Hair
Shirts and Drawers 10 match. 81 a suit. Cannot DO
bought elsewhere for less than e. our Non-shrink-
able Subscribed Shirts and Drawers are strictly all
wool in medicated Red natural wool Our price a.
q suit. regular price SO.
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AN INKLING OF THE HOLIDAYS


OF course our Holiday Providings partake princi-
pally Of things that will crafty your male friends
though the Fur and Shoe Departments will give you
solution to the what-to give the ladies' problem"
The Furnishings present solid front of gift novel
ties Let's look them over piece-eal and see what is
really here.
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GG0 A n NJ N ZEE SSSS -

A, B. Book. Spelling Blocks, Natural History Pic
ture Blocks, Game Of Trio Bang. Game Of District
Messenger Boy. Palmistry, Game of Crcination: or,
Swing Around the Circle; Authors, Columbias Pres-
dents, Fortune-teling Cards, Picture Puzzles. Dis
sected Maps. Postage Stamp Albums, Writing Desks
Fox and Geese Star Authors. Spider and Fly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08

likely to look for member Of Parliament Tho junior
member for Northampton, however, lives there In
happy contenfment with a married daughter
German professor has discovered that Mr. Clad
stone Is direct descendant Of Edward H. The same
interesting circumstance has been stated concerning
Lord Tennyson
Professor Louis Dyer, formerly Of Creek chair at
Harvard. is on his way home from England with hls
bride, daughter Of Mr.. Macmillan, the publisher.
NJ Meissonier IS the first painter ever raised 10 the
dignity Of Grand Cross of the Legion OF Honor.
Louis Kossuth declares vehemently that he will not
accept italian any other citizenship but viii die a,
he has lived. Hungarian.
monumental statue OF Xavier Jouvin Is to BE-
erected at GrenOble.
The whole Of Punchs' original Round Table 4
at last dissolved There Is no longer surviving memb
OF the band that in years gone by every week din
TO meet Mark Lemon, Douglas Jcrrold. Leech and
Thacheray. The last has Just passed away in tia
person Of Mr. Percival Leigh Mr.. Leigh II he had
lived TIL last Sunday. would have entered on his
seventy seventh year. He twenty-eght when Ia
In the first weeks Of its existence Joined the staff q
Punch, and he has been connected with the journal
ever since. Up TO very recently he one Of the
most constant attendants az the weekly dinner. and
though his contributions Of late have not been volum
nous he preserved 10 the last keen fancy AMI quct
humor, TO which the staff In council were often IN.
debted. His range OF reading was enormous. and bic
No one needed a concordance when the Professors
was at hand To his colleagues on the Punch stat
he was always I" the Professors name the orgin AZ
which is lost in antiquity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
THE ,SOT4W NAN.

The souaw-man is making trouble again. This
,iu,o Ia dctes the United States Government at
TT pierre South Dakota. The squaw-man is
aIy,a vs making trouble he has no other mission
~, oor,b Int TO harass the United States. He is
o,,u Manassas that ever treads close behind. We
.,,aI,o treaties but the squawman overthrows
,hom lie laughs at our Congress and jeers
our President: he calumniates our marshnls and
reviles our army. The squaw-man Is proud
sctter-up and pullcr-down OF laws. Twice has the
pritisb lion been glad TO escape from the fearless
attacks of our proud American eagle, but when
that bird goes against the squaw'man this gentle
man mills out his tail-feathers, and In loud
voice tells us TO keep our poultry at home.
The history of one collision with the squaw.man
s the history of them all the Government makes
como sort NJ bargain with the Indians and the
souaw.man unmalSes it. When the Government
is in the wrong the squaw-man may be depended
ON "a set IL right The squaw-man rebukes the
Government as readily as he does his squaw. But
bc is not prodgal of his counsel; he calmly lets
the Government 60 on and make its foolish plans
and then SWEEPS them TO one side. The Gov
eminent makes a mistake in not consulting the
souAw-man before attempting any treaty with the
Indians We know not IL he would do IL. but
he should be invited to come to Washington and
take q seat in the Senate. lie should have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08

have been anything more than an elecuoh Drawi'
The election of Mataafa was not regarded III
tho islands as final, since IL was heid subject
n the approval Of the three Powers when mad
,rranged at Berlin basis for the pacihcahon
~ tho islands. At the native council, which
,os attended by nearly all the chiefs, Lavati,
described as the great talking man OF oaVaii'
declared that the election was temporary eA-
Incident and was only meant to last until the
ratification of the Berlin convention ana the
arrival of representatives of the three Powers.
MaIetoa. in retiring in favor OF Mataafa, ex-
n,esslv stated that his withdrawal seemed eX-
nodient cat least for the present" until the
loot Powers should decide on what was for
tho host interests of the islands. His offer to
accept the position of Vice-king Indicated that
he had no desire to retire permanently from an
active participation in affairs, but that tenn
porariIy he was willing to take suoorunate
mace deeming it unwise to change the leader
hin nendine the settlement of the whole con-
,rovorsv nv the concerted action of the Powers.
,,otoofa in accepting the throne, made strong
pIea for united action on the part OF the Island
ers. and advised conciatory action untii the
sanction of the foreign Governments couid be
attained. His election was generally regarded
as a provisional arrangement. If 1t has been
followed by pitched battle in Savaii between
his warriors and Tamaseses followers a prac-
teal argument in favor Of Nlalietoas restora-
tion TO the throne has been advanced.
The unavoidable delay in securing ratifica-
tion Of the Berlin convention and completing
the modification of the islands has had the
natural effect of promoting a feeling OF unrest
and exciting the ambitions of intrigners and
poIiticaI Adventures, especially in lamaseses
group Of followers. 1t is to be hoped that with
the assembling Of the American Congress
prompt action will be taken to bring to an end
this period of disqueting uncertainty. IN
doubtedly the convention will be at once sub
mitted to the Senate, and in the interest of the
islands there ought not to be any time wasted
in the consideration of it's provisions. Its rat
ification, if it proves, as there is every reason
for hoping. an honorable and satisfactory adj
iustment of the Samoan complications, will be
speedily followed by concerted action OF the
Powers, which will restore peace and tran
guilty in the islands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
TEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-Captan Wissmann with q large
force, is prepared to attack Saadani. - German
interests in Africa discussed IN the helchs-
tag - The American ship Cheseborough mas
been wrecked in the Pacific nineteen OF the
crew were drowned. - Princess Marie. wire oil
Prince Alexander of Battenberg, is dead. -
Four persons were killed and many injured by an
explosion in a dynamite factory in Spain =
Sir Charles Russell appeared in the Parnell Com
mission Court yesterday for the first time SINCE
Mr. Parnell withdrew.
Domestc.-In OH the Democratic piuraiity Is
900 or 1000 Tor Governor; the hepuolc'hS
hone to elect the rest of the State oilcers lir
Democratic plurality in New-Jersey Is lo'o'4
the Republican plurality in Massachusetts is
1854: in Iowa the Democratic plurality LOT
Governor is about 5000. - Chauhcey NJ
Denew pave his views as to the result Of the
elections. 49, The State officers of North Dakota
have taken their places. - The South Amerl-
can delegates visited manufactures near Pitts
burg - Delegates to the Woman's Christian
TEMPERANCE Union began to gather in Chicago
- In the Cronin case the man testified who saw
Coueblin and Kunze 60 to the place where the muir
der was to be committed. - Ex-Secretary Bayard
WAS married - fire, with a loss Of s5Oo,OOO
occurred in Petersburg, Va. - Miss Catherine
Drexel took the white veil in the order of Sisters
Of Mercy at Pttsburg.
CITY and Suburban.-The General Term OF the
Supreme Court reversed the former decision up
holding the Tilden will and decided that the
Trust clauses were not legal. - The ConsoA-
dated Exchange decided to continue trading In
oil options. - Miss Amelia B. Edwards Lett
ured in Brooklyn. - G. p Huntington hr-
rived from Europe and talked about his d9ugh-
ter's marriage. 80 Winners at Elizabeth: Mar
tin Russell, Robesperre Belle dor, Hunuess,
Fordham and Heyday - Stocks with small
fluctuations tended upward and closed strong.
The Weather.-Forecast for to-day: Warmer and
fair. or partly cloudy, followed by rain. famper-
ature Yesterday: Highest, "a degrees; lowest,
Al; average, az 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Dr. Phillips Brooks has Just completed
his twentieth year as pastor Of Trinity Protestant
Episcopal Church, Boston.
King Louis OF Portugal did not In all his reign sign
A single order for capital punishment He had CON
sccntous scruples against ncting the death penalty
and succeeded In making IL practically obsolete IN
his dominions.
Mrs. Noble will doubtless be leading figure IN
washington society this winter. a love q crowd
she says and the moro people have about me the
better pleased am"
Mr.. Bradlaugh's London home Is in St. Johns Wood
He has a small house attached 10 music shop WIN
an entrance at which many working man would IooA
sskance The plain lettering 80. bradiangh' y
pIaced on the door merely for convenience sake ana
IL Is about tina last place In tho world one wouo W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08
LET TIE SENA re INVESTTGA ATE.

Further details Of the election frauds at Troy
show that they were even more impudent than
was at first supposed. In former times the
machine has relied on doctOred registry-lists
to elect its candidates, and only last year decent
citizens were shocked by the news of dead
mans mpe sonaton at the polls at the moment
his funeral was passing. Thanks to the zeal
and watchfulness of Republicans, the registry
lists voted on last Tuesday had been cleared
Of many Of the 5000 fraudulent names with
which they were originally burdened. But
the Murphy henchmen care nothing for such
little setbacks The ceremony of registration
in their case is at best superfluous con-
cession to outward proprety. So they swag-
eered I'D to the polls unabashed, deposited their
ballots as many times as they were ordered and
laughed at the indignant protests OF outraged
bvstanders. In several cases the police were
called on TO arrest them But how could the
nolice be guilty of such indiscretion? They
are employed only at the pleasure OF the ma
chine; and since Superintendent WIZARD mas
himself been proceeded against for partlcipa-
ton in election offences, it is obviously I'M
reasonable to hold them up to high standard
Of virtue. Moreover, the Police Justice " stands
in with the gang" to say nothing Of the thirty
six CITY and county officials who supply his beer
TO thirsty repeatels. For policeman to do his
duty would therefore be to expose himself 20
the scorn and ridicule of his superors
Under these circumstances, the obligation OF
Republicans is plain. There is not the least
doubt that Senator Collins was elected by the
fraud he once so vehementG denounced. There
s also not the least doubt that this fraud Will
continue to be repeated until its success is re-
buked For public opinion the machine men
caro- less than nothing. What they do care for
is 70 be shorn of the fruits of their infamy
The Senate. when it organizes, should therefore
appoint an investigating committee to draw
ont the testimony that would be forthcoming
under the least encouragement as to frauds there
has been no attempt to conceal. MIR. Collins's
own knowledge of what he Justly styled " low
dovices', and "villanous proceedings'' of the
" disreputabe ring " which has cheated his rival
Of an election would alone suffice to unseat him.
Rut hundreds of independent witnesses would
willingly tell what he would try to conceal. To
tho machine such an Investigation would mean
disaster. 1t is astonishing how virtuous rogues
become when roguery ceases to be profitable.
We earnestly hope that the Senate may help
{, this way to start them toward reform.