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, 1889-01-31

The REVIEW job department is pre-.
pared to do printing in the most artistic
manner; The office Is constantly in receipt
OF new lines OF type and its work is ex-
cellent.
, 1889-01-31
One Of Bsysrd's Services to Knsiand.

One Of bsysrd's Services to England.
We have several times called attention
to the repeated efforts England has made
to get q share Of the seal fisheries Of Beh.
ring sea. That body of water, over which
We obtained control by the purchase Of
Alaska from Russia, 10 what 10 known I.
An inclosed sea. Not until the advent OF
the present pro. British administration was
the jurisdiction of the United States in
these waters disputed. But when Cleye-
land was seated In the White House and
Bayard became the head Lf the state de-
partnient England put In the claim that
British sealers had right to capture all
the seals they could within three miles Of
the shores of Alaska.
British sealers sailed into Behring sea
and commenced capturing seals in total
disregard of the authority. Of the United
States. Some OF these British vessels were
seized in accordance with the policy pur.
sued by previous administrations, and pro.
ceedings against them we're begun In the
United States court at Sitka. They we're.
Of course, condemned, as they had been
found openly violating the laws Ut the
United States. They were, however, re.
leased shortly afterwards, in accordance
with orders reviewed from Washington.
BY this act the administration virtually
notified British poachers that they could
w WuAV lucy picdScu IN DeuTlDR sea.
At the opening Of the season last year il
was publicly announced that the Law
against poaching would be strictly en-
.orced. When the two revenue cutters
that were to enforce ihc observance Of the
taw were on the eve of sailing from San
Francisco they received sealed in
structions marked Confidential and not
to be opened until ffty miles at sea. -
When opened they directed the officers OF
the revenue cutters not to interfere with
British vessels found engaged in illegal
sealing outside the three mile limit.
The very day these secret instructions
we're dispatched from Washington their
contents were tslegraphed to victoris.
whence fast-going steamer was sent TO
inform the feet Of thirteen British sealing
craft that they could catch in Behring Sea
all the seal they wanted without let or
hinderance on the part Of the United
States officials. The consequence was that
the British sealers during the whole sea.
son we're allowed TO do what they pleased.
II was not surprising that Senator Hoar
OF Massachusetts,, in speaking OF this
shameful surrender OF American rights,
denounces the pro.British policy of the
present administration. Irish World.
, 1889-01-31
SAVED HER DAUaHrE.'s Lrrx.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 26.-An elderly wow-
an with small bundle done up In a
handkerchief with blood dripping from .
wound In her right hand, ran into Justice
OF the Peace Weeds Office In Jersey City
iate on Saturday night, and laying The
bundle on the justices desk. said, excit-
ediy;
What is itp" asked the juftice, push-
ing bis chair away from the desk.
Never mind what IL IT," said the
woman; Just keep II for me, that's sll."
The woman did not appear to be In Q
hurry TO go, the justice said, and be un-
rolled the bundle. Il contained email
seven.shot revolver. Every chamber was
loaded. The trigger was down. and BE-
tween the hammer and the cartridge there
was bit OF fesh. The barrel was spot
ted with blood. As the justice examined
the weapon the woman became more ex-
cited. and begged him to put it away.
daughter's life. Her uon .in.law wss
employed In this city as clerk. she said.
He, came home early In the evening
aud. without any cause, picked Q quarrel
with his wife, her daughter. Not mach
was said to him, and he left the house.
About ii o'clock he returned and renewed
the quarrel. Finally, he drew revolver
from his pocket. and, cooking IL, pointed
IL at his wife who was standing only q
few feet from him. The mother rushed up
aud grabbed the revolver just as he pulled
the trigger. The flesh OF the hand with
which she grabbed the revolver Was
pinched between the hammer and tho car
fridge. The pain caused her to pull her
hand uway quickly and the flesh was torn
out. She sustched the revolver feom him
and ran out of the house with it. he SON
in-law followed her to the door. She rau
up the street TO the Justices office. Her
name, she said, was Farrell. but she re-
fused to tell her son.in. laws name, be-
cause she did not want to have him ar
rested. He had always been good maa
before, she said. She told the justice that
she lived In Sussex street, but she wouldat
tell the number. The justice kept the re-
volver and allowed her to 20. She went
to drug store and had her hand dressed
and then disappeared. Reporters searched
Sussex street from end to end yesterday,
but no woman answering her description
was found. She probably said she lived
in Sussex street to throw the police OF the
track.
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A LUCKY PURCHASE

A LUCKY PURCHASE
COTTON UNDERWEAR
1921 GARMENTS WERE SECURED LAST WEEK
AT 33s PER CENT DISCOUNT.
ABOUT THIS UNDERWEAR.
The goods made to the special order Of large
Philadelphia house, but when the time came for de-
livery the manufacturer, for Of his own re-
fused TO deliver them.
OUR BUYER DROPS IN.
The bill for the 1921 garments shown the
for the ondelvery of the goods explained and after
thorough examination of the goods, a bid made
and finally accepted-SSS per cent discount alOtued
THE GOODS ARRIVE TOMORROW.
And 50 it comes that the Paais Royol bought 1921
Undergarments at per cent less than the market
value, and will offer for tomorrow:
Nightgowns for 79c, worth 81.
Nightgowns for soc, worth Sl.25.
Mghtgowns for 9Sc, worth 9 80.
Corset Covers for 49c. worth 15c.
Corset Covers for 19c, worth 81.
Corset Covers for soc, worth Sl.25.
Corset Covers for Csc, worth $50.
Chemises for 79c, worth 81.
Chemises for soc, worth S1.25.
Chemises for Csc, worth 81 so.
Skirts for 79c, worth al
skirts for SOC, worth 81 %.
Skirts for Csc, worth $50.
II Tomorrow morning you may see samples OF
above-Quoted Endorsements in window of No Ills
Pennsylvania avenue. The display will tell you OF
the Muslin and the Lace and Embroidery Trimmings
visit to the department will give an insight into
the finish and fit
All We need add is, THAT IF You WOULD TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFERING 1T MUST BE
SOON. But this doesn't end the surprises for to-
morrow.
A MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES
COTTON UNDERWEAR
The samples. too. of one Of the leading manufac
turers Of the country.
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There is and will be some unavoidable fric-
ton in the labor of extending the general plan
Of the city streets in width and direction over
the new Washington of the city's suburbs. Past
neglect has permitted the growth of numerous
settlements with narrow, short streets running
in every direction. Considerations of expense
in view of the uneven surface of the ground,
and in view of the costly improvements which
in places stand in the way, will prevent the ex-
tension Of the city streets with ramrod pre-
cision into the surrounding county
mote from the city. A high hill
or deep gully or costly residence
will justify reflections from the straight line,
since the city cannot afford to emulate Napo-
leon, and for its adornment, regardless Of ex-
pense, brush aside buildings and remodel
earth's surface over the immense area to the
District boundaries. But by existing law the
increase Of irregular and Objectionable subur-
ban plats will be prevented, and it should be
possible TO lay down lines in reasonable con-
formity with the present plan along which
suburban settlement may adjust itself. These
lines should be clearly indicated, both for the
welfare of the future city and for the relief of
suburban owners from their present uncer-
tainty in respect to sites upon which residences
may be safely built. By proposing extern
sions of existing streets in certain lines,
and then by shilly-shally policy leav-
ing condemnation proceedings in allegiance
for a time, the Commissioners may, as in the
Presbrey case, increase the uncertainty annoy
ance, and:damage which fall, from the circum-
stances of the situation, on suburban owners
In this case there has been condemnation
enough to stop house-building on the threat
ened land, to depreciate its value, and to keep
the owner from the enjoyment of a completed
residence, but not enough to take the property
and pay its owner for it. Such proceedings
ought not to be begun until the end is clearly
seen, and decision has been reached to pro-
coed promptly to that end.
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w. b. Mosrs 4 Sos.
COR. 18th AND = SIS. n. w.,

"
WIN continue 20 give 10 per cent Discount on all CO
following special drives:
LOCO Curtain Poles fun length IN ssh walnut. me-
hosSny and ebony finish. with br.-s Trimmings COM
plete. IL c. each.
800 Table and Piano Covers n.rS Al sc~rn a, .x.rt,v
one-hsf their former prices
l,ooo window Shades 3 feet wide and 8 feet LONG,
mounted on spring rollers. complete. roc each.
900 Mantle Lmbreduins. Table scarfs. and pieces
reduced TO eractly one-half the former prices
25 different eClors Of 72inch WIDE Felt Cloth Csc
yard
l,Soo yards Of various kinds and colors Of Prince
reduced 10 one-hslf the former prices
1000 yards Tapestry, cross stripe. plain v-rr
heavy Goods suitable for curtains or portieres M
duced 10 SOC, 75c. and sl a yard
ifoopairs Nottingham scotch Guipure. imitation
Brussels swssrsh Point and Brussels Lace Curtains
plain figures At prices lower than New York
CARPET DEPARTMENT
3ooo yards az Tapestry Brussels Carpets made.
laid. and lined. at 55c. . yard This lot cornrri-A
some twenty patterns from which the particular
loo yards OF Med Extra SUPER Ingram carpet a.
Soc a yard
$50 madeup Carpet Squares. 9th border all around
varying In sire from yards wide by ~ yards long 90
~ yards wide 10y yards lons.
SPECIALITY
Berlin Rings made in one piece 20 nt into ss many
recesses and around many curves A. any room can
contain. with border all around These Berlin Rugs
or Carpets are from TO inch in thickness and viii
wear as long a. . Turkish or Persian Carpet
MARAB0UT RUGS
These are the most beautiful Rues ever made ana
they are sold at prices within the reach OF all
W. b. MOSES A SON.
Cor. llth and sts n w.
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT for cash on all orders
Tor destroying moths and recovering or
furniture.
MOTH APPARATUS
This Is an affair that 81 .0OO and we guaratee n
viii destroy the moth any other insect no matter
In what stage Of its existence. whether an ep oors
ertsdtas miller, or any other living matter. with
out the slightest injury 20 the finest fabric OF
OF any kind No parlor furniture OF easy chair that
has any
UPH0LsTERING
about il should remain In your house over Eve years
without being put through this apparatus as the hair
or wool in them viii breed insects Of some kind and
when once they start in very short time they find
their way through everything that contains wool or
hair Call write for price list and further Particular
UPHOLSTERY SHOP
We have one Of the best shops Of this kind In the
country, and our system enables do hrst.clnss
work at prices charged for ordinary and cheap work
you have any old work 10 be done or any furui-
ture TO be recovered call write for an estimate.
W. h. MOSES SON,
Corner 1 I tn and r streets IA n
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The enemies of Gen. Malone are getting sat-
isfaction out of the fact that the delegation
that called at Gen. Harrison's house SATURDAY.
TO urge the virginian's appointment to a cabi-
net place was shown into the back parlor. They
think that if the President-elect had felt
friendly to Malone, and been at all disposed to
call him into his administration, he would have
asked his friends into the front parlor. The
anti-Mahoneites should go a little slow. The
front-roorn carpet in the Harrison mansion was
all worn out by other cabinet candidate boomer
delegations, and Gen. Harrison's finest compli-
ment now to a guest is to take him into the
back parlOr. II cabinet booms do not fall of a
little before long he may be obliged to take his
friends into his kitchen.
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Before this there have been mortal terrors
in the very name of Ingalls,, and ii is not
strange that the town of that name in Kansas
has tipped the state nearly over. Gray county
Is one Of the new settlements along the Arkan-
sas river in the western end of the state Omar
ron, the station west of the famous capital of
cowboydom, Dodge City, has been its county
seat. ingalls,, which now seems to be the county
capital, is a later growth. Its characteristics,
however, do not belle its name, and the town
is getting to the front with deadly accuracy.
The recently elected county officers are Ingalls,
men and, finding some opposition to the removal
of the records to their town. covered the old
officials with Winchesters, and expeditiously
carried off the county archives The Cimar-
ron people were naturally very mad, and Gov.
Martin had to increase the population Of the
town two to one by ordering a regiment of
militia there until peace was restored. In
cidentally the removal of the records caused
the death Of two Cimarron citizens, and Gov.
Martin has solemnly promised that somebody
shall be punished for this phase of the affair.
Both towns have established a shotgun quar-
antine against each other
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Sanguine friends Of the Irish cause in London
PREDICT the collapse Of the Times Investigation
Of Parnell. The desperation Of the Times APP
pears in the quickness with which detective
was sent to this country to bite at bait Of pre-
tended testimony and the frantic offers he
made OF farms, money and immunity In the
attempt to suborn the supposed witnesses.
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Worcester, Mass, objects to the whistling Of
any but sacred music in her churches Sunday
night Her mayor issued this prohibition for
mally to woman whistler yesterday and the
show did not come of. Jokes at his expense
are probably in order, but more people will
think he was right than otherwise.
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''RrNsAsrs..

MANUFACTURERS "REMSASrs.
An idea Of what our buyers did in New York last
week may be gathered from the following:
9inch wide Moire Sash Ribbons, in all colors 2qc
yard. The price is ridiculously low you may think
it an error. 1t is not.
Observation-Disclosures Hand-embroidered French
Linen. for l2c., l9c., and Soc, worth three times
the prices
Hosiery-Fine Isle Silk Hose, in new colors, 4Sc
They retailing all over town atSl
Equally surprising bargains in every department
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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WASH B. Wn11Axs

WASH B. Wu11AMs
CORNER 7TH AND D STREETS n. v.
UPHoLsTERINa DEPARTMENT.
500 Shades made of best Opaque and Holland shad-
inss, with Hartshorne Rollers, our own make, 35c
200 yards Silk x-stripes 75c, reduced from q Is
800 Table and Piano Covers marked down to one
half their former price. Crushed MohAr Plush reduced
to q .25 per yard
72-inch wide Windsor and Felt Cloth reduced to
Csc. per yard.
800 Pair Portieres $50; were @.
$50 Pair Portieres 90: were s12.
80 Pair Portieres els; were s22
Pair Portieres $50; were ESQ
125 Pair Lace Curtains Csc; were s1.25.
200 Pair Lace Curtains 81 25; were S225
100 Pair Lace Curtains e. so; were g.
80 Pair Lace Curtains $3.50; were 81.
CARPET AND RUG DEPARTMENT.
Thirty different Patterns Of Tapestry Brussels
Carpets. Made, Laid and Lined. at SOC. yard
Twenty pieces Extra Medium Super Ingram Carpets,
at 45c per yard; former price Csc yard.
Thirty pieces best Extra Super Ingram Carpets at
Soc yard: former price 75c. per yard-New Goods
Just received
BODY BRUSSELS RUGS MADE UP TAT HALF
PRICE.
Smyrna Rugs. AT, $3.50; former price So,
Smyrna Rugs, SIG, "a; former price $780,
Smyrna Rugs 2,<x5, $3.50; former price $3.50.
Smyrna Rugs, 90 inch 1416, 81; former price, s350
Smyrna Mats, SO. IS and 90.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
Solid Oak Antiqe Finish Bevel-Plate Suit pieces
only s25
Fine Walnut Marble-top Suit, pieces; only $40.
my lesder)
4O-pound Curled Hair Mattress, s15.
100 different patterns Bedroom Suits. from prices
ranging from egg up.
Parlor Suits. from s35 up. upholstered in crush
plush, in all colors.
good assortment of windsor Folding Beds.
Marble-top Side boards in all woods from s12 ND.
Give me . call and you will be convinced that am
selling my stock at bottom prices
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
ja14-4t 9TH and D streets NV.
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A novel proposition has made its appearance
in New York that may contain the germ of a
new policy for coast defense. 1t is that the
state build on its own account for volunteer
tender to the United States in case of need two
large steel cruisers. Independent of constitu-
tional objections,-for there is no reason why
private enterprise should not build vessels for
the government,-suc a course would be iusti-
fable on the same grounds as the maintenance
of the national guard, with this difference
that the militia is designed for police uses in
putting down the lawlessness of citizens while
sea-going cruisers would be intended to fight a
foreign enemy. As an insurance for the safety
of New York city against bombardment it
would be the part of wisdom to do what Con-
gress fails to do-defend the coast. But it is
one thing to build ships and another to keep
them IN order. 1t is one thing to have the
power to maintain ships and know Just when to
use them There would be everlasting confu-
sion Of authority in the experiment. No less
would there be everlasting shame upon the
people Of the United States in permitting such
q course to be taken. The defense of New
York Is the concern of the whole country and
the suggestion of the private construction Of
ships for the defense of the metropolis ought
to arouse Congress to a necessity which grows
only palmer with increasing neglect.
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VIZ Ar Tn Husrrras.

wewant to get into the good graces Of the public.
and bound to get there il the intelsent public
knows from bulls foot or . bargain from Q last
years birds nest. We are bound to satisfy you.
READ OUR GUARANTEE.
GOOD GOODS ALWAYS.
UNDERWRITING PoLITENEss.
ALL GOODS AS REPRESENTED.
REASONABLE PRICES.
CHOICE STOCK.
NO UNDERHAND METHODS.
TRUTH AT ANY COST.
EVERY CUSTOMER FRIEND.
EVERY ARTICLE A BARGAIN,
THE MAN MURDERS TRUTH
Who says he can beat this guarantee On this basis
we mean to build our record. No hub dub or Zap
doodle, but square deal for every dollar
VICTOR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
e27 and 929 7th st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays till IL pm hl4
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OVkkC0ATs WE SOLD AT el0, e12, Ella, sI6,
- We VII Ill you now at %, %, "a, and %.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL cLOTHiXG co.
1o-S@ 7th and @ sta
A THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING
10Y can buy sl6 ov.ssoss & Z g,
nc 81 s12o oyercoss at s10
- Asbestos faper, Firs Brick and Clay
sas Lime os@sn's chssc0si Hitch
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Deaths equal football was heard in jaw
Gould's palace yesterday and the bereaved
money king bows like other men under his
burden OF grief. Il d.
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GRrAr DRIVE SALE.

GREAT DR1vE SALE.
STARTLING PRICES FOR FIRsT.CLAss GOODS.
Beginning Monday morning we will continue the
following prices until Saturday night-one week only,
for CASH on or BEFORE DELIVERY:
Crinkle Etamine or Scrim. &C. per yard.
Pongee Drapery, 15c. per yard.
Imitation Madras, 1Oc.
Imitation China Silk. 15c.
Drapery Edgng and Borders Sc. to 25c.
$3.50 Smyrna Mats, 95c.
"a Smyrna Rugs 81 90.
30 Smyrna Rugs, 1895
$3.50 Smyrna Rugs 1896.
lot Of Fine Daghastsn Rugs. $40 to ego.
Csc Full Extra Super Ingram Carpet reduced this
week to SOC. yard.
75c Ingrains. the best that are made 57xc.
10 patterns of Tapestry Brussels. which we wish to
close out, will be sold for Soc; worth S5c.
10 per cent discount on Body Brussels Carpets
THE BARGAIN OF THE SALE = BEST MO.
QUETTE CARPETS FOR S125 PER YARD.
Everybody knows the regular price of these goods:
Solid Oak Suite, Antiqe Finish, Bevel Plate, draw
ers in top, for $25.
Large Heavy Walnut Suite French Bevel Plate, s45,
reduced from $50
AGROUND Gray Curled Hair Mattress, 1880
Solid Walnut Marble Top Sideboard. $3.50.
Imitation Mahogany Sideboard, $3.50.
Natural Cherry Finished sdeboard, $3.50.
10 per cent discount all Paror and other Furni-
ture not mentioned here.
Buy now for Inauguration. We have q lot of extra
heavy Canvas Cots that were used during the Grand
Army encampment last fall at Columbus, which we
going to sell you at 81 and Pillows 10 cents
EACH this is cheaper than renting them The quantity
il limited. 80 be early If want any. Look to your
interest and take advantage of this cash SALE Heavy
Comforts. 76c.
W. H. HoEKE.
Sol Market Space,
jal2-6t 30s and $40 9Th st.
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FOR TUESDAY. JANUARY 18TH.

Last week our buyers took advantage of the whole
sale mems stocktaking The time and conditions and
circumstances were such that bargains unparalleled
were secured Tomorrow wiz see most of the goods
In Washington.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
HI,
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PARENTS PLEASE
NOTE OUR
SPECIAL SALE OF
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
FOR PARTICULARS SEE
1.-THE POST"
OF
TUESDAY MORNING.
ARTHUR BURT l. co. II
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OrHER New ExBRorDrRrEs
Inserting Bands-ten bands to the yard. the band.
alternately differing in designs For ladies' suits
Childrens Kilt Suits N will be the correct thing
THE RIBBON EMBROIDERY.
This comes In an embroidered edge also inserting
with small Sits through which TO run the ribbons
Many very beautiful effects are being shown.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belowJ
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OpENrNen OF EMBRorpERrrs
THE PALAIs ROYAL REQUESTS YOUR PRES
ENCE TO THE DISPLAY OF NOV.
ELITES FOR 1889.
ENTIRELY NEW AND VERY BEAUTIFUL AND
ARTISTIC EFFECTS IN EMBRoIDERIEs
AS soUvENIER OF THE 1889 "oPENING,,
10 PER CENT OFF THE MARKED
PRICES OF THE NEW EN-
BROIDERIES.

If you only compliment us like you did when we
opened the new stock of COTTON UNDERWEAR, we
shall feel attered Unfortunately for u.s. we cannot in
augurate anything new in Embroideries Shoulder to
shoulder with our brother merchants-fguratively
speaking-were these Embroideries selected. The
identical Embroideres therefore shown other
irst-class stores. BUT THE PRICEs-The prices are
different. because of our cash system. NOT RECKON
ING THE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT we offer for
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, January IA, 10
and 10. we claim from 10 to Is per cent below the
prices of other stores because they all credit and we
don't,
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Contipued beloyl
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0AKs AND COMPANY
THREE GREAT BARGAIN SALES UNDER ONE
ROOF.
h1A SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
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CHOICE
BARGAIN

oAnoAlN
IN
OUR
CHILDRENS'
DEPARTMENT
OvERCOATs,
KILT SUITS,
AND
ODD
PANTS.