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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-29

~ ovELTIES lust from London are the following:
fbutton PiqGs sewn Kid Gloves. rs
4buttou Piqus Sewn Kid Gloves. 80
& button Castor Beaver uloves. 80
4-clasp Suede Gloves, fleece lined ......... 81 -
Sx-'The new Clasp Gloves Will fad many admirers
auocg ladies'
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+ or STREET cosTUMEs-F,st BLACK and corr

sbades m The following:
4-button Undressed Kid Gloves. plain %
4button Undressed Kid Gloves embroidered Il. so
S-bntton Undressed Kid Mousquetzires 81 50
S-buttOn Untressed Kid Mousquetare IS
E6-fho 81 81 Nousquetaires positively tho
equal in quality Of the gloves usually retailed at
81 aud SO -. Tie variety Of sizes and shades more
complete.
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liable NAprRr Fon New YEARS
Day.

Inc newest things are here in Dinner Sets,
Luncheon Sets. Cloths. Napkins. Tray Cloths,
Damasks by the yard. &c. Such masses Of
snowy wilderness. such lavish outlay of qua.
tiles and designs as enc could expect to SEQ
ONLY IN SUCH A LINEN DEPARTMENT
AS OURS.
WE MAKE SPECIALITY OF EXTRA
SIZE" CLOTHS.
nyou have Linen thoughts and need. for
New Years. it is time you were putting them
into action. We have a broad field OF fax through
which you may roam at pleasure.
LUNCHEON SETS.
Consisting Of fringed cloth and one dozen
Doyiles to match.
SxlO German Damask Sets with knotted
fringe. Blue or Red borders-,s Doylies to
match.
$50 set.
S1H German Damask Sets with knotted
fringe and Light Blue borders-7S Doylies to
match.
$500 q set,
SI10 Plain White German Damask Sets with
knotted fringe-4-S Doylies to match.
sS. 80 a set.
Sx12-$9. so Set
sx14 Plain White German Damask Sets with
knotted fringe-4-S Doylies to match.
S1l.00 set.
Sxi6 Plain White German Sets with knotted
fringe-4-S Doylies to match.
SI2. GOA set.
Sx10 Cer,n.u na,p,sI Sa.z
worAed. in very attractive patterns-3S Doyues
TO match.
$1,000. s16. 90 and 1850 set.
s1@-sl2.0O. $1,000. sl7.OO. s1s.Oo and
eco 90 set.
sxl0 Silk and Linen Lunch Sets with tnotted
fringe-'s DoyIies to match
800 90 set
DINNER SETS.
Consisting Of Pattern Cloth and one dozen
Napkins to match.
SxlO German and Irish Damnsk Sets In new
patterns-f6. 6-8 and y Napkins to match,
ANapkins. s475 to sl7. so set.
SIS Napkins, S. rs set.
xNapkius, SIC. 90 to s15. 80 set.
Ski" German and Irish Dsmask Sets with
u and Z Napkins to match.
- Napkins. .25 to SIS. OOa set,
4 Napkins. SIS. 25 to $22 set.
ska German and Irish Damask Sets with
6-s and x Napkins to match.
6-S Napkins. 90. 90 set.
ANapkins. 81. IS to els. 90 set.
10110 Irish and Scotch Damask Sets with
Napkins to match.
s145O slaOO. $3.50. eco 90. se3. 90 and
S27.o0a set.
10x12 Irish and Scotch Damask, Sets With x
Napkins to match.
S7.OO. Sl4. 90. S22 so. up to $40. 90 a set,
lOx14 Irish and Scotch Damask Sets with Y
Napkins to match.
slLoO. sl2 co. s25 90. saa. 60 and sae. 100
1o.i6 Irish Damask Sets. with X Napkins to
$500. s2l. 90 and s35 90 set.
DINNER CLOTHS.
All lengths from two to four yards.
s-4-S2. so. 90. ~ and a. So
S1O-S3.25, 81. 90. 5000. %. CO.. 90 and
$1,000,
S-12-$3. IS. "a. 90. CO. 90 to ali. 90.
S-14-s3 So SO. 90 and 81 90.
s-l6-S7.0o and 5000
Extra-wi Dinner Cloths. ~ yards by OK
3, and . yards long.
1o-1o-sl1. co. s12. co and sl3oo
10-12-SS0O. Su.o0, $3.50. SIoOo and
$1,000
10-14-$6 90. sl3. So SIS. 90 and SIG co.
10-l6-$7.00. Sl0.0 90. els. 90 and Sl6.O 90
lO-"0-S16O0.
NAPKINS
Fine Irish. Scotch and German Damask.
6-s-sl.0O. sL25. s1.50, s1.75. 81 90, 1850
to 90. so dozen.
8-4-S3 90. So 90. a. 90. IS. 90, g. 90 to sc5. On
adozeu.
AFTERNOON TEA CLOTHS,
In new patterns. Size G..
sl.5o. ~. "a. 81 and ~. 60
FRINaED TRAY CLOTHS.
25. SIN. 50. &C.. q and sl.2a.
CARVING CLOTHS AND TOP COVERS
Sizes a and 4x54.
90. TO- &c. and q.
(second door-.................11t h It, bui1dins,)
stree, oatidino-sispstora
nd LorHaor.
, srs. NV
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Srock-TAkrSa REnucr1oSs
HANpkERcHrEr DEPARTMENT,

10 Ladies' Sheer All-iinen Hand-embroidered
Initial Handkerchiefs-2 Ms. ) O's. 3 LIS and
2V's. Reduced from so to Soc. each. 3 for
81.
Ladies' Colored Japanese Silk Muffiers-one
Pink and one Red. soiled. Reduced from S715
to SOC.
SLadies' All-linen Embroidered Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, soiled. Reduced from 25 to
20c.. for 81.
Ladies' Au-linen handkerchief, with
Black embroidered scslloped eige--danaged.
Reduced from so to zoe. each, six for IL.
z Linen Hemstitched All-lineu Han6ker-
chiefs. with colored print borders. Reduced
from 10 to &c. each.
II Mems All-Iinen Hand-embroidered: In
it;al Handkerchefs-2 Els. KS. Ms, O's
and VS.. Reduced from 81 to 25c.
3 ChiIdren's AIi-linen Handk erchiefs-with
White embroidered scalloped edge-soiled Re-
duced from 37h to :S5c.
10 Silk Bandanas. Reduced from CIV to
25c.
Silk Bandanas. Reduced from 81 and 81. IL
to 5Oc
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Herr is the clarce % a lifetime Nbuy
. Good. servicsshle Coat tor lit,ls, 90
nothing. We arr des~rminsa a. a, hey
shall he soU. sod % a>comrl,.t ,shis
have reduced them ~ . Sntsns
ridiculously low prices;
They are ali Nsvy Blrs pt %
such Dark Navy ftine ,. are
ofton.iraes mistaken for Blsc1.
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FANS Fos RECEPTIONS.

OF all the big stock these command At
tention:
Silk Gauze Fans. with gilt coloripgs
and gilt sticks. Only 49c. each.
six Gauze Fans. hand PAINTED. in
rich colorings, etched gilt sticks. Only
9Sc.
All-feather Pans. in evening colors.
Usually sold at 81. 9S. Only SI.sS
Japanese Silk fans with Paintings of
flowers, such Is lily Of the valley. all
colorinss to match evening. dresses.
Only 81. aS
Hand-painted SILK Gauze Fans
sphngled with gilt and silver, gilt
etched sti"ks. Only S2.4S
Single Stick Ostrich Feather Fans.
"a 80 TO SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-29

The PALAIs RoYAL,
A. Lisnef.
Corner 18th 1t. and Ps. ave.
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GLOVES Fon RECEPTIONS.
Superb line Of Long Gloves for recep-
ticn wear on New Years dsy. Perfect
fitting. soft. elastic and durable
Assorted Light Tsns. Light Modes.
Pearl. Me. Pink. Lavender, Gray and
New OK Blood.
S-button-lenyth IS
12-button-iength. -. .................s2 25
16-tutton-lcns,th ...s2 .5
20-button-length ............s3oO
30-button-ienyth. .... 325
MEMS GLOvES.-Opera shades only.
Reduced from 81 and s l5O to SOC. per
pair to close.
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L He PALAIs KoYALs annual exhibition Of
its mrortatiOns for New Years receptions. &c.
inmates evening at O'Clock. Until then We
invite an inspection of the stock without regard
to purchase. We would no, only demonstrate the
superior variety but the absolutely perfect iii of the
''Psais Royal" Gloves for g. and therefore request
tina, to have the glove. you fancy asd
hand
1 HIS EXHIBITION viii demonstrate this fact,
That the Palais Royal. glove collection for W. 10 the
most extensive yet gathered in this city, The greater
quantities superior and superior variety
means among other advantages q superior range Of
sizes. ~,eh important point. aud explains why
LADIES' sad gentlemen with unusually short or long
fingers will find trouble In being properly
fitted. Tbs quality nssd not be questioned. Though
prices lower than usually quoted for best gloves
speyy Ja Of IGtats Roval GIores are guaranteed in
srers sense u the uvyd.
An INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITION. since all the
lates. styles for street and evening wear are exhibited
The tInts would be recognized by few if We were
to give the French names For evening wear are the
81 AIDES that will he au ait for the ball room &C. both
for ladies' and gentlemens wear For street costume
shown the shadngs that the fashionable world Of
London has ordained correct.
nj PRICE SURPR1SES.-The Fa,ais Royals gigan-
tic glove business enables glove depart ns each
under different management. The one where low
priced reliable Kid Gloves are for sale; the other
where none bu. those stamped ''Paais Royal"
These the best possible to procure; at price
prses for many reasons Partly because cash bus
mess the best terms when We buy and partly
because Of the small profits possible when SELL but
mainly because the fmmense p6,ume Of o,u viovs
trade enables large buying direct from the Makers
who only anxiou5 to secure the Pslais Royals
glove account and anxious keep it when once
cured. Thus.ve have the choice of the worlds best
glove markets. the pick Of the best.
TIE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continued beIow.)
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WoonwAnD & LorHsop.
10TH nth AND F srs NV
CAnp
TO THE THAT DELAY occAsIoSED DEIIv
OF an Ocrdssor
ToMonRow WEpszspAr.
TnnD DAY
Our Srock-TAk1sa PnEpAnAronY SALE
EDUcT1oNs ARE THE ORDER OF pAYSoT
is
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w. A. PIsnCr & Co.
s19 Market Space,
Corner sxh Il.

Rrprcurous USprRwHah Rrpucrroxs
This SPECIAL MARX DOWN in LADIES,
and cHlLDREN's Wool Underwear il for the
purpose Of reducing orr large stock. You have
at least three months Of cold weather. in which
Jon will need warm undersarnents. Profit by
this EARLY MARK DOWN and lay in q SUP
Ply. fou CAN SAVE BIG MONEY II you
do.
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NEckwrAR Fon RECEPTIONS.

Our stock OF Ladies' Neck Drcssirrs
was never larger. Tho very latest
''fsds" are REPRESENTED As specials We
offer:
FUN Dott.le-rov Chiffon IAces, usual
price sl. IS and sl.4s, which we shall
Offer as . special bargain at 9sc per yard.
frinxed Sursh silk Ruching. all
colors. usual prices 3ec. and 40. Our
price 2Sc. and 3Sc
Ruffied surab silk Ruchins. al color,
&c. per yard.
Chiffon Laces, special quality. at 25r.
29c., SSc. and 49c. per yard. In aL the
evening colors.
New line OF Chiffon Fronts and Jabots
for evening dresses.
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Fl E E s : III
E II 7 4 F e III / {: I.

Just such wearables a. yo1 need New
Years day. Big buying has not dimin-
ished the stock one whit. Bes. seiec-
ton in the city-we believe.
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Ladies' Cheyiot Refers. two s,yies,
one with embroidered collar and -four
larye frogs. the other with plush collar
and plush edge down fran, and on cuffs,
Have been selling at sI3. ~ and els. SO.
Now $3.50.
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LOT 5.
Ladies' Rough Cheviot Goats ana
Refers. one style with shawl rolling
collar snd vest. notchsd collar. lined
sleeves. the other has shawl rolling col
lar, trimmed with hraid, finished with
vest: both have hish shoulders Choice
Of either style tomorrow for $40.
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
THE NEWS in BRIEF.
Condensed Teiegrams Gathered az Ran.
dom from Various Places.

Condensed Teiegrams Gathered az Ran.
dom from Various Places.
The Stewart rapid transit bill has passed
the New York senate Section b remains
in the bill as passed Battery park il pro.
tected against an IL loop.
1t is stated in Paris that in consequence
Of the suppression Of Sardous "Thermi.
dor" the entire Theatre Francais com.
pany will resign.
A series of conferences has begun be.
tween Canadian Liberals and Mr.. Blaine.
with view TO establishing complete reel.
procity Rumors of dissolution inECanatlsl
are prevalent, the Conservatives, tits said.
being about 60 appeal TO the country next
week on he free trade issue.
Father Yodzsus, the Polish priest OF
Brooklyn. was badly injured by some OF
his parishioners in the Greenpoint district.
a suit is to be brought in the supreme
court To declare null and void the marriage
Of Eva l.. Mann to Robert Ray Hamilton.
The New York star has passed into the
hands Of Frank A. Munsey, who will issue
IL on and after Feb. under the name of
The New York Daily Continent
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
Two paueerou. crooks c,,,,r..,

NEW YoliK, Jan 2a-Two dangerous
crooks havc been arrested here by Inspector
Byrnes' men with costly kits Of burglar
tools in their possession. They were Billy
Maher, alias George lloughton, and David
Cummings, alias Cronin The latter has
only recently been released from an En-
glish prison on ticket Of leave Since his
arrival here he has been under constant
surveillance There is no doubt in the
minds Of the police that the men contem-
plated some big job Cronin has been con
neCtod with numerous crimes IN this cOun-
try. In New Orleans he and a pal robbed
a Canal street iewclry store hy means Of a
dummy safe of 100000 worth Of propertv
He was also connected with another iob IN
New Orleans III which se5,OO0 worth Of
booty was secured. Iii st. Louis 4 SIS coo
diamond robbery was accomplished Then
the Maison de JOie Of Jennie Jenks. Of
Chicago. was robbed Of $1,000. Ia Quincy
Ills. from the First National bank they
took $4,000 ii bonds, $4,000 in cash ana
$50, coo ia railroad securities. In Louis
willie the gang got away with $4,000 worth
d property from the Falls City National
hank
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
ANoTHER HAMILToN STORY.
More Indications That Robert Ray May
still BE Alive

More Indications That Robert Ray NAV
Stiu BE Alive.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-Speaking of the
reports published 70 the effect that Robert
Ray Hamilton is still alive and living
under an assumed name in Australia. a
young Nashingtonian, who has recently
returned from the west said to The Critic
reporter:
Il was in Cheyenne, Wy. r., at the time
Of the alleged finding Of Ray Hamilton's
body in snake river One day was sitting
in the reading room Of little hotel in
Cheyenne and overheard two men talking
about Eva Hamilton's divorce case
zone Of them said: The body found IN
in Snake river was not Ray Hamilton's
by long shot The body was that Of a
man who died in this town and was in
TERED in - cemetery The whole scheme
to palm of body for that Of Hamilton
was patched in New York city and carried
out by parties in this town, all OF whom
were we'll paid for their trouble. Young
DR. Norvin Green. OF New York, could. if
he would, unfold the whole tale. DR..
Green was in Cheyenne about the time the
body, which was beyond recognition, was
discovered in Snake river
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
WHY MAcKAY sLUGeED eoNYNeE.
The millionaire Says the Man lie whipped
Had Maligned Mrs. Maclay.


Had Maligned Mrs. Mackay.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2g-John ". Mack
ay makes the following statement in re-
gard TO the encounter which occurred in
the Nevada bank between himself and G
W bonynge, a capitalist, formerly mem
her of the san Francisco stock exchange
and 10 late years "A resident Of London.
Long ago ! suspected that Bonynge was
the instigator Of certain attacks on Mrs
Mackay which appeared in certain papers
in New York and London. Having pro-
cured proof that this was true determined
to punish him the first time ! met him
On Tuesday, when entering the presidents
room in the Nevada bank. to the back door
Of which i, as a director, have Il KEY. saw
Bonynge sitting at a desk with Mr. HelIi-
man.
LAS entered Bonynge turned and saw
me. He bad q malignant look on his face
and made threatening movement. /
struck out with my right and hit him III
the left eye Then ] hit him again ana
called upon him TO put up his fists and fight
like man. Instead Of doing 20 he fen and
clasped me about the knees like a coward
Blood, which was flowing freely from his
nose, poured an over my pantaloons and
upon the floor My clerks then rushed In
and removed him The sound thrashinu
he received lac wen deserved for circulating
those stories ahout Mrs Alackay. I'm not
80 handy with my fists as / used 10 be
twenty-five years ago but ! have a little
fight left ia me yet, and will allow no man
to malien nae or NINE
MIR Mackay was around AS usual none
the worse for the aiiray, while Bonyngo
was confined TO his room nursing his BLACK
and swollen eyes and several contusions
elsewhere On his face
Evening journal., 1891-01-29

that the feeble raysof an oil lamp displayed
the scores Of mangled and hIackened dead
the horror stricken crowd Of spectators. the
wailing widows and relatives-and many
eyes besides those Of the bereaved were wet
as pathetic incidenta after incident occurred.
An old man came along and said soFhat
IS my boy, my poor boy let me take him
home 10 his mother" and he helped to
place him tenderly in a coffin The wives
OF the victims went from body to body and
as soon as they would discover their loved
one would burst into tears. and early in
the day the grounds in the vicinity Of the
morgue resounded with their cries A sob
bing mother would lift up her children
and point to the corpse and tell the little
ones II was their father The majority Of
those killed were Slavs, and the lamenta.
uons Of the poor creatures who were thus
bereft Of protector was pitiful in tile ex-
treme. The bodies were laid out on boards
and the wife, with a child in each arm.
would lay her head against the face OF the
dead; and in her own language pour out
her dist
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
PennsyIvania wires stnI CrlppI.d.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. Jan. @l-The telegraph
and telephone situation shows very little
improvement. The Pennsylvania, Pough-
keepsie and Boston railroad Cvia Pough-
keepsie bridge wires have been repaired
and trains are again running on time. The
Lehigh Valley railroad officials have sue
ceeded in repairing their train wire The
North Penn railroad has not had wire by
which to run its trains since midnight ON
Saturday Passenger and freight trains
are moving on mme by feeling their way.
The local wires from EsStOu to Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, WilSesbarre, Bethlehem
and Scranton are working all right. There
is no hope Of reaching New York by any
routeLtelephone or telegraph-before Fri
day
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
Charges u nrlhery Il washinr,o,,.

TACOMA, Wash, Jan "a great sen-
sation has been caused BY Representative
Frame, Democratic member from Sohum-
ish county, openly stating that he ,yas of.
fered II ,O00, 5000 and then 5000 to vote
for Senator Squire by man WHO wa
vonched for by Squire's private secrctai,
as being all right in any offer he made
Frame will testify before the investigating
committee Representative Hutchinson
is quoted AS having stated that be wa
offered a bribe to vote for Squire, but il i
reported that he will refuse TO testify. pre-
ferring 70 go TO Jail for contempt. senator
Long charges that he knows OF two sena-
tors, each of whom received S. 600 check
for his vote; that one became frightened
and tore up the check and that another
senator recovered the pieces and holds them
as damaging evidence.
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
Tn VOC - MacIline-

ALBANY, Jan. 2a-The senate committee
on general laws will report favorably the
bill Of Senator McNaughton adopting tn
Myers voting machine for state elections.
The assembly committee on WAYS anG
means will report fayorably MIR. Aspinall :
reapproprlatiun Of 500 600 for new armory
for the Twenty-third regiment az Brook
lyn. The assembly committee on public
institutions will report the S454 900 appro-
priation bill for state care Of the insane
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
The Legislators WIN Investigate.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. GA concur
rent resolution was adopted by both
branches Of the legislature authorizing the
appointment OF a COMMITTEES Of three mem.
bers OF the house and TWO senators versed
IN mining 20 proceed to the scene Of the
mine explosion near Scottdale. make thor
ough Investigation aud report TO the legis
nature IN what respect the existing law is
defective and wherein it may be improved.
The committee is also instructed to make
report as to what action the legislature
shall take TO give relief to such as are suf-
ing by reason of tie explosion.
Evening journal., 1891-01-29


suit was received with applause from TIE
Alliance members. For the first time IL
the history Of the state a United state,
senator has been chosen who does not owe
allegiance to the Republican party. ana
who was elected without its aid. Tie vote
is substantially the same rs the one taken
in each house separately
Senator ingalls, term viii expire Marcl
4, 1891. lie was born at Middleton. Mass
iiftyseven years ago and received hi- etlu
cation NJ Williams college. III 1857 ~ vya.
admitted 70 the bar, and the foilowinp
year removed to Kansas. He was elected
70 the Kansas senate III 1862. aud from lSfg
q laA he Was major lieutenant colonel
and judge advocate OF the Kansas voFin
teers. lie succeeded = &. Pomeroy IL the
United states senate March 8, 1873, aha
pas been a conspicuous figure in the cham
ber since that time.
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
Conneetieut's labor Congress.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 2q-At the am
nual meeting OF the State Labor congress
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, George A. Gowdy, Of Bristol: vice
president, Thomas J. Meehan, Of Danburys
secretary, Il. X. Clyma. Of Naugatuek,
treasurer, W. II. Fenton, OF Bridgeport.
The report OF the secretary showed that
pledges To support the measures Of the
congress had been received from two-thirds
of the senators and from many of the rep
resentatives. The platform adopted Last
August was revived.
Evening journal., 1891-01-29
MR.. TayIor Gets ! niyoree.

PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 29--At Exeter Mrs.
Charles W. Taylor procured divorce from
her husband, Charles w Taylor, who was
charged with adultery with Alice j. Heine,
wife Of Murderer Heine. who last fall shot
his three daughters and Taylor and then
committed suicide. Witnesses were pres
ent al the trial from Boston, and testified
to Taylor and Mrs. Heine living together
as man and wife.