Evening star. [volume], March 23, 1893, Page 4, Image 4

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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON.
TYW Ug1AY.................... 3inh g IgM
eminsmmT I.VNorms.... .... ...... ......Ese
TMS 3ETEEGU OTAN has a reuler ea
mINmasse e:ewasselm to Weutoums thee
_imeoeea& s ere aimy ther sneorg
0 41s. As a esM NEW2 so-rm4 Ad
we emoges a be* mem eiesd,
gpei days we to be a gsat fetre at the
wed's ir. Ninely if not qute every date
tm 0 Uraie win have its day, up". whiheb mp
e0" en.eess win be beld, and its governor and
s , 6er state oineers, militia and -o-nd
l its ditinguished ad other Citizeans wi b
in a-eae---e Nmessep s WO be held at ON
sateb buildsng end the governore and other
wiN mae spehes Have t m been ay er
rangements made loohing to es a elebraulal
by the Distriet of Celambi? And if nt, whi
not? The Dimtrict will nt have a bulding o
its owm, for Congressne0streled preesmably by
the ems that as Wasbingis 1s the Mademal Cap
tal it Aoub pimee its exhibit in the
governmest buBding, declined to make
any appropabtiss from th DistIe rev
euess for a astaiaw@ly lna dispky in
a pey' to1" habittOs. The congressional
...ami.- was probabl correct, for bfore
mything eke Washington in the eapital at the
rusen. St ils merging ot mere local Into
Qwbesiny natioml need have no deterrent of
feet paetheesuho wouldhike to sa District of
Combia day premiuest am og the fatures o
t* ep..imo progrsm; a day when the Wab
inglaftem who would be In Chinago aheik
asemble im the great strueture devoted ir the
timeof the general government and there itote
to eatory and music furnished by Washington
spaheme and Washington mesicians. It sek
be made a meanorable occaion. Some time
1 ,on e expeitios period no fewel
then ixer seven hundred members of
the Istrlot National Guard will go into
sump a" far from the fair grounds
It emsul deshesN be so arranged that the visit
of this pro'imbal regimnt and the ealebration
saqmmtmd would be coincident, This propoe
tim oheld ---m-nd itself to the District Com.
mea, whome the proper persas to move
pubbely In the matter. The expense of such a
eab-atis would be etremely small, hardly
worth mentleoing. and the few dollars needed
coli be gathered in an boor or two by a single
emergete citasm. L t an mpre d abroad the
goeshl of the city; It as blow our own trumpet,
remembering that whom tooteth not his own
horn the ame do not be tooted; let our three
hundred thomuand people be iberally reD
nmted whe the time comes to celebrate the
epital sity; let as have twenty-feur hours of
Iadulterated District of Columbia at the
world' Columbima exposition.
Nthing that Mr. Cleveland has mid or done
win mere comand him to public favor than
he smad he bas tahe. against nepotisam i pub
me eee. It in all well enough to take care of
ome own reitives in matterd of private bani
nes enterprise. where risks of loss as wel as
chancees for preit are to be taken into the mc
esat and where the results of a bad appoint
mat afect only the individual oe firm who
mebs it; but it is an entirely diferent ffair
when the efects of corrupt or ineeficient ad
inratios of positions thus given as favors
fall upon the puoilic at large.
The parceling out of oficial positions in any
branch of the public servce-whether it be
eivi. military, or naval-to the members of a
sow fenilis,. their descendants and collateral
esametions, is wholy at varmnce with the ge
aim and theory of republican institutions. It is
to an extreme degree demoralizing to the serv
Ite itself. by creaing in the mind of the seleet
low than favored the feeling that they are a
privimgedelass.not responsible to any authority
ner amenable to public opinion, thereby lead
tog to Insolence and inefficiency in office. And
nat this alone. The practice of nepotism.which
has grown ravidly in the last few years. and
sems to be steadily increasing in every depart
meat of the public service, directly weakens
the faith of the people in the reality of a re
publican form of government and tends to sip
mnd destroy that sentiment of patriotism In the
mind of rsing generations, which those in an
heority cannot too sedulously cultivate.
The Preiden' therefore does we in refusing
to enouarage or sanction this prevalent and
dangerous drift. He may well go farther. He
ahouli rso promptly begin and persistently
fallow a thorongh and sweeping system of
weeding out the many conspicuous examples of
the abase now exmsting in every branch of the
public servas. No step that he ean take will
de mom to purify and elevate it.
--+e ~
genatorial courtesy may be keeping up its
and in the interesting contro;ersy which is go.
Jog ase se to the ienate offices, but senatorial
dgty hee sufered a little.
In spite ot John L. Sulivan's fa Boston
seeiu ceospicuoas in the eyes of the world.
Her leaesuap in essgagration enot be die
If lano Hill is not careful be will make a
(heebmed man out of senator -anm yet.
Fourth Ausistant Poetmnauter General Max
well wiBl now proceed to the difficult task of
lading lost-des men for fourth-clams poet
.aa.
Max Jndd, who to to be consul general at
ima, isa ezeelleut chess player. He evi
denly knew. a few palitical moves, too.
M. COseeland should have a phonograph in
his e~ee ber the beucit of Benatora who appre
hea migstien in reports of thei.r inter
-m+e-..
VeSm in New Jersey have a solemn rreponusi
bmy before them at election uams. Thsre is
gnsdanger ot sanding n i-nnat man to the
A &r gaseral average of elimeaion- and
to rpi Increase of knowledge ought, if mere
sussigamount to anything, to result In
'esey improved pravate and public morals, but
to Serward moveament eanot be rapid me long
as &* alse rapids itself as the only model
and heepa.. reproducing the fault. that to the
libeay ettical are clearly apparent. Yet we
sheld be ory to belheve that some phasma of
er esimet ese a bad asthey ase depisted in
as anonymous contribution to The Form
which dase "the sessee et muniipal car
rupibs." That the writer, who for obvioem
reamas pueien to be unknown, tes terme ed
im my wth his ubjeet and tht hos espe
ramas have given hima a poor opinion of a ma
jesi~ehfe~sow beings is painfully evident. He
saset with the affrmation that man=al
geeaent is eorrupt impy becase earup
and easepile msm are eiscted to ces. Cee
repS m m eated to emee besaes cem
"pap,'' amd earruptible ans yield beane
they ome moaey by yielding, aad if amu.
unlipa gsee=nmtnihad no prestebbeeans
to man, g etheol-basds bed no temenh t
mlba, we aseld, he thibshave no ---i-np-1
-emam 'Tben e-m the albeming tato
nam epeasted by the mneet ire-sths: l
estas ae tesearepien et hears am
esole ho bee meend to a sse as
ls ~epaes hoe ismlted to abiy St
dessur m at er lc bodies wtnhent seas
essnemy. 'nhs typisal legi.ab or ti
emmler S ess hened ofet dmasss I
-hah-a-a emsaise wi vetes theya han
aM bs to be utht, wiest tepid St
M psam adeastege or dmadeasmang
e wss af amner al. .. -.
amassemm he sm...aming thie band
upat dahb. men, ginpslly raepeetaie il
gpam NI, het eften winchamd begeanty Ii
daashm amtse tmebblmy anam to ab
ws ef aanttem' aptoerf tilviteai
wit anag hb asmme as asi e..mmam
M~emsa et emrpten hos a mQ mee
dehne abedeinatims; seemines that eugh
moemet an deufmed te he men sdy m
silbe to sarrg hm ,mw MAd i --"Mai-g Mn
eieted body *h membes wh were -st-i-es
OR theS -he 1 e pl aon the diectly pa
eshomei lSt without -amma iaquly. Editose of
e "try newvapers and nw.papee In .man
tes a nest en te ist, and Sy wih seentry
lawyes and a -ert - of aty lawyes,
Saeged gOWN ever atr seemse
'tion with dlMes sehemes IW as pm"
tense of preosboional servis. Ma. wh.
hyproeritiey claim to be r'oe s are
aloe declared to be easy pay, ht hey arse -
emotons tthe agssofltm fles them eippery
and e-pshsa that "they won't stay bought,
Unseenotemed @euid attenticas almost In
variably emre th termer The tameft
for this serrpt stat at aIre is, seaf ts em
who has terned ese' evidemIw, to eleet s
iman to PIee who is met hee from debt, to pub
nealy disease the private alrenmstemose of
nominees, for 1stl stat and munisipal legis
lares we .amponad ot men whose im.eese
habituany oesed thir expenses munieipal eer
ruption win continue. and there will be bribery
wherever water-works, gas-wors or elSetrisal
plaato are to be established, street franchise
granted, and sehool text-bookm adopted. Bo
luieandy it mas be admitted that Goomeatiom
scruples are een absent who public funds a
being drawn upon, but we are at liberty to in
dulge in the hepe that things are nt quite so
somber of hue so is the picture painted by thds
coneaWed artist We may least oongratulate
ourselves that under our peculiar form of local
government. which being non-elective is not in
eluded in the sweeping condemnation. sA
rottenmess is almost. if not quite, imposshle.
Some of these days "anppareati guileless
stranger will ascure rights giving him 0ontrol
of the enormous water-power now wasting its
energies in the vicinity of the Great Fas of
the Potomac. Thea he will establish a smE
eent plant, and by mans of wires transmit to
this city controllable force sufficient to ran al
the machinery in the District of Columbia. The
idea is not a new one-it has often been ad
vanced by Tan STA& and has been practically
demonstrated in Europs. Now it is
about to be operated in California. A
Ian Antonio company is having a power
plant set up in the San Antonio canon,
where there is a minimum Bow of 1,300 cubic
feet of water per minute under a head of about
466 feet. The water is conveyed to the power
station in pipes, where it revolves a number of
turbine wheels that re coupled to the arma
tare shafts of as many alternating-current
generators. From these, through suitable
wires, ten thousand volts of electricity will
travel to Pomona, thirteen 0mles away. and to
gsa Bernardino. twenty-three miles distant,
and in both places be used for the production
of light and power. Where are the wideawake
Washingtonians?
Mr. Bill is said to be once more inspecting
his horoscope to see if he can't And 1896 men
tioned in it somewhere.
It wil be much easier f8r Jerry Simpson to
explain away to his supporters any mistakes he
may make than to apologize successfully for
having 010,000.
*HooTING s5TAL,
SALT nivan.
Oh, the shore of Salt iver, that beautiful
stream
Which reflects back our hoses as they sparkle
arti gieam,
It is there that men And what is rarest and
best
Ere oblivion comes on with its infinite rest.
It will Bing you a mist o'er the scenes that
distress,
And give in mirage what you moat would
And the sun on your holiday tenderly beams
As you stroll on the banks with your dearest of
Dreams.
Oh, peaceful Salt River. you fow for us all
'Tie strange how we dread the event that may
cal
Us to bring al our hurry and rare to a halt
And rest on the shores of the river of SaLt.
He had just folded up and pocketed the very
voluminous railway ticket that seems to be so
necessary an evil of travel.
"I hope you'l find everything comfortable,"
mid the porter. "rm afraid it's a ittle chilly
in here."
"No danger about me," was the answer.
"When I get tired of reading my railroad ticket
I can wrap myself up in it and go to sleep."
"No, sir," said Farmer Begosh. "'Tain't no
use to argy calamity politices ter me. I ain't
one o' the people that thin'A or man hs got
tar believe the country's goin' ter ruin in order
ter have its welfare at heart."
ni 1ID TO ais noTnUn.
"Johnny," said the boy who hates to show
that he is scared, "did you ever se a whale?"
"Would you like to?"
"I should say so."
"Weli, if ye'l do my examples for tomor
row and give me that monkey wrench you found
I'll let ye watch father and meain the woodshe.d
about half an bout from now."
"I never had such a terrible day," said a lady
who lives in the suburbs.
"'What was the matter?"
"Our new servant girL. She eouldn't land the
clothes line. 'Never mind, Bridget,' said I, 'let
lit go for today.' 'Indade Oi'll not.' said she.
''DA itin a jiffy.' With that she got the
step ladder and I left her. In a few aminute. I
thought I would see how she was getting along,
and I arrived on the scene just in time to save
her life."
"What was she doeng?"
"Getting ready to heng the clothes on the
trolley wire'"
He sings, the poet of today,
Oif saints or kings no lavish lay.
He checks his pride and pins his hope
To compact eulogies t soap.
I Thme Freedeem et the Press.
IWe are pained to observe that the editor et
our esteemed Japanese emtemporary, the
Nichi Nichi Bhinmba, bee been sent to jail for
hbeling the Japaem- house of representatives.
In this country If every editor who speaks his
mind about the Horse of Representatives were
met to jail these institutions could justly be
regarded as editorial beerding hoise.-Pft.
burgh Iasporeh.
Mast Take s Tarn.
An esteeamed republicaa orgam is indmt
beca- President cleveland has not expresmed
an epialon abent "the New Jserey raac
infamy." Im%====, and let "the race-track in
famy" tahe its tS'a. Mr. Clsvelaad. in addi
tion to his other waee of state, has not yethd
timeo pas apes the Baeess eatch-bst
etrast er to caouider the demands ot Wane
hachie for seonatere on the steet eme and
bang tis an the -a muea.-IAuisdlis con
What a test for a tsepemos lel A
eesa -e enemitd msd besesm two et
his beet eastemee smi net pay him Thes
the chaiW dinsed te saks and the twe em.
temn emitemiSid besm they emal
get an -er liqar.-Chessp REspeish.
A tmascmideed, the ins %s te
et he ieb" i entigtohas heAei
alto inate eel wit prie e mi an
esit w 1t w anda-cies pwemm.
1Usap an.. seess
lhe le Tamany es in e esq m.ee
OlLy L
. Open ever
accommodate
upon during
Tc
We f.t o -, "a I
W ay. cofold~m to "a off
bw god m mewo og
Parlor Suites
Cut Almost
In Half.
No 715.
-pece SUk Tap..try ..ite..ieM ..y f....
WAs $75. Now $50.
No. 716.
3-pieceFrench Tagstry ute. .
WA9 $50. Now $30.
No. 717.
3-pere .ilk Tapastry .iM.
WAs $90. Now $48.50.
Na 718.
m.m.n ..-pi Oveetf.d .M.e D.m
.a" chrry .a., br... bimmed.
WAS $190. Now $125.
No. 719.
1 Haud o Ovatuf. .tk kaeM... ..ite. I
pscmee. Diuh trbm..
WA. $200. Now $125.
No. 720.
WAS $140. Nw $75.
No. 721.
2 1, ,cs of af =ab al 3um Chair
maim cbmuy *a=&s
Win. $45. Now $24.50.
No. 722.
&-"wce Cmhu" ft"s pua" tit.
W'" $50. Now $30.
No. 723.
Heodumm 3-ot oevmtEmfaikbrsal" ut
biw.uit tofted.
WAS A200. Now $125.
No. 724.
-viaee Silk Tap..r Stm.
WAs $75. Now $48.50.
No. 725.
........... ls... O...... S.n b....
S.ite.
WA. $1.40. Now *75.
N0. 726.
WA. 890. N0w ?52.50.
N0. 727.
WAS $65. N0w $38.
No. 728.
WA. 8225. Now $150.
N. 729.
.... 5... buyhid...... lme . ...r .
WA. $300. N0w 5190.
No. 730.
WAS $175. Now 8115.
N. 731.
WA. ?125. Now $90.
No. 782.
Was ?200. Now $125.
No. 733.
Wa. a#250. New *175.
N. 734.
WA. $160. Now $100.
N.. 735.
Viye.F am-..... M Tag.myr S..te.
W1. $175. Now $90.
N. 786.
Wa. $100. Now $85.
No. 737.
Wa, $5. N.w $60.
No. 788.
Wa $80. New $85
11ev York li
tic FiOT.
y evenng un
those unable
the day. Com
)R] FuPR
Go ToR
wy to us late that we are enly showing smoked
the preset stock tomorrow and .aturdar. Ch
F for a now Parlor suite. An thes, suite wer
No. 739.
WAS $100. Now $65.
No. 740..
WA. $135. Now 975.
No. 741.
5-piece Silk Tapestry Suite.
WA. $90. Now $50.
No. 742.
-iece overstuffed Silk Brocatelle Suite.
WAS 885. Now $48.
No. 743.
&-piec Silk Tapestry Suite. very .. . ,.. patiern.
WAS $90. Now $50.
No, 743.
5-pielt Sil TGpestry Suile.
WAs $60. Now $42.50.
No, 744.
verY afndsome Overstufed pee SIk Brooatelle
Suile. -
WAS $140. Now 872.50.
No. 745.
6-ple. .k Tapestry Suite. plush trimmeL.
WA. $75. Now $42.50.
No. 746.
Mpies. Handsome Overstuffed Silk Damask Suites
dsmaged ad soled. was one of the handsomestSuites
in the house.
WAS $300. Now $125.
No. 747.
ReagMn4ec Ovessvifed SIMk Tapestry Parlor
Suns,.
WA. $150. Now $95.
No. 748.
VWEryZuieitePieeOverstus"e Silk hoArnt"
Suie. Plush trimm.d.
WAs 0300. Now $200.
No. 749.
&o.e Sik Tapester Suite. soid ebey frame.
W1. $85. Now $55.
N. 750.
Wa. $190. New $125.
No. 751.
Wa. $125. Now $75.
N0. 752.
Readbamse -glee Overstuated Silk Tapestry,.uite.
Wa. $125. Now $75.
No. 753.
Exquisite 5-piee Satin Damask Overstuffed Paslor
W1. $225. Now $150.
No. 754.
. piecse mistag et Sofa and Arm Chair, solid
cherry ram.e ihupholteredi..silk tapestry.
Win. $50. Now $32.
No. 755.
5e..aml Tae.try ut ts h mam..
Was 865. New $42.50.
No. 756. ~t a
E sces s~ iSl Tps
W.. $35. New $22.
N. 757.
5-em S.uk Tapestry Suite.
W1. 590. Now $60.
No. 758.
W. 8200. Now $125.
No. 759.
WA. 885. New $62.50.
Odd Parlor
Pieces.
N0. 760.
Wlla 8tW.6N18U
til 8 pom. to
to get waited
.8 in tonight!
Ot
norrow1
or watered paror furniture, so
ae Ot a ifetme to save near
0 only smoked a little they are
No. 761.
I mob Oertuted Silk Drocatelle Corner Chair.
WAs $35. Now $25.
No. 762.
3 Handsome Gilt Corner Chairs.
WzaE 815. Now $8.
No. 763.
Handsome White and Gold Reception Chair.
Wus $25. Now $10.
No. 764. -
1GMt French Sofa. very exquisite.
WAS $110. Now $42.50.
No. 765.
2 Exquisite Overstuffed Satin Damask Convers.
tion Divans. very rich piece.
WERE $60. Now $37.50.
No. 766.
1 Very Handsome Silk Broestelle Divan.
WA. $75. Now $40.
No. 767.
I Very Handso u Sold Maomany Convretio
Chair.
Was 890. Now .48.50.
No. 768.
4 Very Handsome Silk Tapestry Corner Chains
solid cherry frame. Wuood inpeety back.
WzRz $15. Now $7.50.
Pure Gold-leaf
Parlor Pieces,
Here is a magnifeent lot of Gil9 Parlor Piece]. el
as Corner Cabinets. Stands. Screens. Pedestals. Mual
Folios. &c. These were only received a few days bi
fore the me, We thought them perfect. but in ope"
1lug them we found them mret or low. smoked
eratched ad marred, so out they must go.
Thee ue all of the Inest Gold Iast in attractiv et
designed patterns.
7OL-1 Git Corner Standing Csbin.
FRao $65 To *25.
770-3 Gilt Corner Standing Cabinet.
Fzox $45 To $18.50.
- ut Co Cabinet.
FRoM $38 To $15.50.
772-1 Glt Corner Standing Ceanet.
FaoM $40 T0 $18.
773-1 Gilt Side Cabines.
Fao. $50 T0 $22.
774-1 Gilt Corner Standing Cabinet, perfect.
FRoM $45 T0 $22.50.
775-10Gilt Corner Standing Cabinet, perfect.
FROM $46.50 To $18.
716-1 Gilt Corner Standing Cabinet, perfect,
FRoM $48 To 320.
727-1 GIlt Corner Standing Cabinet, perfect.
FROM $45 To $20.
778-i1Gilt Corner Standing Cabinot, perfect.
FROM $45 T0 $22.50.
779-I Gilt Corner Standing Cabinet, perfect.
FROM $35 T0 $16.50.
Odd IRockers,
acknowledge that they ars not demaged, hut we flee
we could not get full price later, a ,many would ea
they 1gre in the house during the Ire, so ue sha
clear thean out at EXACTL.Y half prie,
luaros sold oak. in ievarious Iihs
$35 Ro0a... A 17.50,
$38 ROCaI... 519.
.940 R4C... 520.
.09800 4inm mis nui
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AxomE DAY OF I
We're untiring in cur efforts to imrrore in every I
Perseverance. thrift. indut-y. tell the secret of it. Th
established Inatitition nere. furi.stes an eairilent 4
attain such vast proportions and become so widely ad
Is Its only obiect. Osa. price reductions must Ie ma
loning day all the way through. but we are'satseed ta
much energy into them sales as we do into any ethers.
dition. original price. reduced price. giving dataied
woode-lul grewtb-and this Lenant Dey explains w
attractive merchandise at all lames here.
All goods that unavoIdably get WAcied. marred. res'
ing-these are all termed remusaal-and there are star
only a smat part of the remnaat story. Aemnants are
they are often the -''lumed knights of mercharnd."
'Short Lengths." "Odd &IeS." ''Broken Li Me.
nove.. leautiful. rich. low prired. Indeed the beet
Linen or any article can have is to become a remnant e
Ric==s and beauty cannot gave them.
Tomgrw will be -agreat reinnant day. a darof
conltrbe.
In BLACK and COLORED DRESS GOODS was e
Fhbrisforman ester Gown. The Dres Trimming De
demand on its resources has left many choice bits. wl
SPECIAL DINPLAY AND SALE OF IMPORTED 36
enormour lot of short senatA ef ''Madras." Nusiin.
X"eL Lace. Salk. SottaaAamt. Sies Lace. &c. We've
CHINA. GLASS AND HOUdEFURNI"HImit 1
lected during the ten days of brink trading previous to
day. but not all. Te now and sama prevents I many
and dented goods. shop worn and soiled articles. Dian
have been marked at greatly reduced pr.ces. Cloaks. I
offers rare inducements. A dollar will do mmre than dc
departments will contain the Remnants as ar as poe
Mit.8 DzARTxxxT.
S *in Black Silk Underwear. Sizes 3M, 3. 40 and
42. Reduced from 614.O to 66.00 suit.
S pairs Liale Thread Drawers, black. Sies W to
38. lieduced from SL 50 to 50e.
9 pairs Striped Half Hose. Reduced from 35 to 15e.
(1st dloor................................101 F at. door.)
ImAT.. DEPaTmENT.
Clesinz sale of Long and Short Drease, cambric.
maiuai k and India Uinon. that have become musedi
and soiled from handling. at unurually low rm.. at
prices. bome of the plainer Lang Dresse can be used
as night slips and those very eaberately trimmed as
rni= roben.
All of them are new goods. Those that were 50..
75c. and SLOO are now 25:. and so on up to the 02.50
ones, which will be sold at 50.
This is an excellent opportunity to lay in a supply
to take to the seashore. country or mountains with
you this summer. You could not possibly buy the
materials.and make them for the same prices.
An add lot of Cream Bedfori Cord Caps, spring
weight. high lae pom-pon and lace ruche. Reduced
to Me. each.
All the soiled and caushed Mull Cae, all styles and
sines, at less than half prime.
48eccd door ..........................loth St. blg.)
MISSES. DEPARTMENT.
1 Navy Blue All-wool Disgonal Cheviot Jacket lmain
14 years. Meduced from *5 to 75c.
I Blue and White StriVed Blazer, cord faeninag.
sine 14 years. Reduced from 64.7 to 4L
1 All-wool Cardinal Cloth Dress, fell skirt. surah
silk vest, braided revers, ailm 14 years. Reduced from
66to"3.
1 All-wool Gray and White Striped Newmarket,
divided cape, spring weight, sie 14 years. Reduced
from 68 to 63.
A small lot of Domestic Gingham Dresses, pink and
blu, plaids, deep rulies over shoulders. asme 6. . 10
and 12 yeats. Reduced to 73c.
1 Very Fine Blue and White Checked Dimity Dres
mbatly trimmed with embroidery. mine 4 years. Re
duced from 65.75 to 41.50.
(3d goot.............................Uth 9t. builtm)
CLoAK DEPARTMENT.
1 eal Plush Wrap, an 3L Reduced bma S1. 50
to 61.75.
1 8eal Plush Wrap, lined with silk. trimmed with
merten fur, sine 36. Reduced from 621 to 63.50.
1Elegant.Broeaded Yelvet Wrap, lined with s".
trimmed with fethsrs.size 36. Redued from 25 to
63,50.
1 BIAk Cheviot Jacket. mounion .0olar lm 6.
Reduced frim 610.00 to *&3..
1 Black Cloth Jacket, full rolling collar of semane
mink. Sine 36. Reduced from S2L00to 5.00.
1 Black Camel's Hair Short Wrap. silk lined. line
I 3. Reduced from 12.0 to 23.0.
1 Elegant Black Plush Wrap. handomaly trimmied
with cut jet. Sie 36. Reduced from 637.50 to
66.7a.
.id da o. ..............................1th sL. .)
FuR DPAXTIENT.
r C Light Nubiape. Sie 3. Reduced ovm 632.50
to 63.T5.
1 elect WoMon Muff. Rsduced ft=m 101 to
*LM0
1 Nutria Muff. Reduced fom 5400 to 61.00.
1 Chinchilla Set. ladies. alms. Reduced bes
610.00to 1.75.
1 Astrakhan Jackt. is 36. educed 6ham 437.350
to V0.00.
(3d Scor..............................11th at. bldg.)
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1 Navy Blue Serge Bloinme Suit. Sims 34. *sduosd
froma 6.75 to 55.00.
1 Light ChallIs Tea Gown. lisa U, Reau..d m
67.50Oto 62.75.
1 Light Gray eabjcre Wrapper. Sine 36, Reauced
from 67.50 to 63.3,
6 Dark Striped Princess Cloth Walein. Mme and
34. Reduced from 61.50to 75o.
:2 All-wool Brown Mixed Cheviot BeRea, plaited
beck. Sniahed with strape. Sims 34. euned from
622.50 to 69..
(3d Soor..............................1th st.bd.)
BaTs. C miTal. DPARTMEIIT.
7 Light Gray All-Wool Suits, sInes.;6. 7.38.9,.12,
15and 16 years. Reduced from 65.00 to 63.75.
4 ChanchIlla Reefera. isla 3 and 4 peas. Reduceda
from 65.75 to 62.91.
1 Eilt Suit. Itrht gray, sine & years. Reduceda fom
67. 50 to 62.6
A snmall lot of Shirt Walsis slas4.7 endSrear,
BABY ("ARRIAGE DuaTMEN.
1 Rattan Carriage, upholstered in silk plush. ae
sprins. Bedueed from 616.00 to 610.00.
1 Rtattan Carriage. uphoaetered In silk plush, beat
uea. break on slde. Redu=ed fron 12.00 to 13.00.
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DAT. MARCH IL
KTRAORDINAHRT VALtK.
weach of car busines. It's the atry af ae sat.
is Renaant Day. whwh for several years ba bess a
sample. But no, would have thoght that it weald
favorably kown. To preveet accmamiatosiwea and
de on every article to further tha olect. A mooey.
have it so. a"d we put jaat as moch thorbt. Just s
We advertise eorything Jum as it saeaty. Os.
k"ecrption as far an posible-tbat is the secret at It
ky you are aways asked so ieot St etr essesomuhle.
tiad and otherwise defered fei bailla and diley.
s aad piles of such things every week But that I
if no amean. always obeolete stylaser dmedgee
"sUmall Lota." hc.. thai become e qaickly. bhre'ne
*co-me34atm, a Piee of Dem Stif. Lane. Ribbs.
Iry in life. But fragnamas and emain.ders ago go.
un-al portims. s mSAtY every deperimeat w
in Jad amany estabe l'efhn of the mey latag DpeM
partennt will turnish the gartture. for the umuceal
!h you cea get at almost your ova price. FROM TUE
ADRAM AND rI'-OLSTERY tiu400g the-e is as
"ed- pair." and -esipie cwrtaise." a Irah ps
marke tuese at "aV4ad iaes the. klfthetr value.
3EPARTMENTS oier a L: of Rearens that .el
the inaurural caernionie. Many were sold left A%.
from atteadiag. All adds and ends. chipped. acbed
e. T nd T ilet Sets with pieces uisstag or damsged
.me Furambi'ass and neari, every depertamt
able service tomoerrow. Ceots tables t the dgleamM
be.
UPO..TERY D azT...
5 Short L-artbe Fis Net D-ap.ry edud &,a.
,eto ne Fi 5.0 ant.
Deep. so rill MSI. 1%to21s.Leeta.i
to .0 es". o 3.. u3.5 tea 1.e ggo *
A~~~~~o np.a-unlae tPat's "Ad haf veinm 'd
Cbexpn.I curtates. tieueliy S. .4 to 8&5t1S*b
aA 01.45 each
A .,t 01 smgieears and half pai" Sfkotped cr
lor tie a.ai.-s. and *1.8%fo
-Ses. ohraider.d4l..a a .Ea&e
trout Slt.Uo S.00 pair.
r6D al 06c 00r.im moeval how GLIA
1 Pair $ms Lame Curtaisa. Redwno. bog4 Me
to ".AL0
Madr Crtam. eded bern 063 t
I "air uish Point C.a, Ree Men .
1 paraq .Tr Nooeha imihe Rnedued. be-n
OL NG.to7Sc.O Rdud
I ar 310drae Curtain. edceds Fem Sed
IN Mon.d .now shad . msed. et. ,.m,
duced -ro - D,5to 1 B
21 1paque Wanivw ed. 3:e et. ea.. -A
duced fromu 37%* W~ 2 k.
162 Wkinbroadebrsd Dow CeeMin. Reemed
froc 0'.50to *LoAj.
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ART NmxzDm. ....
No. o-1 Dow ad. a R l. RedUce An
to h. 2W.
NO. tI-1 Had-paiated Head Rel Red.ce bow
1he. do poc.
NO. tNer--l - ir- ed Chi Elk Do- -l- Reed Rest.
Redne-iI $1on to 5(k.
No. et-1I Tinted Velvet; Soft PUiow. Reduced
O . I L-i Hand.m.r.ded PBlw. Redu?0d
fromt $4 to *2-.
NO- * o- . I ..of . PilowD ove.d WMth C Im
nr. Mateandseessant ammeerm
Reced frm o to ..
, j -- dr- pma . . .
OIcDble et. -tsare, ha p eam ebbed
Clth d NaPine a Ue he el akes. Wmn. Idodf
lelnat Damask ed beet Dread. DWem12.7
1Coh. Mzs Dahrds. Wea-=7& ,owS,3
1Cloth. ft W~rds. Weeal. ROw IS.j
eah. f
DecoatedTose Was es,6.to
ILr h. mp. 2)6x3 ghfd. Was Ee. d
W H. A Cloth witdeU heyr owS
I ,I. M.apae-spr..2por& RA e.
1 des N..api. MWee 07.,7 Mewa11.L
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I Te cSt. 44dpieree. I pae ,aad@8,,. ann
misang. 1edced learn r5 .o ".
I 'e St- 444 ar 2 cups n..ns-m esnn
o 2-dneed from 5 to 44. 3,
I jeadiir and Psel. "Ptm Imr su.aResed em
4l5toes.
1 Ice Cream ask a . em ebem eSnaged
White Granite W~hl ImapereC
7-ieb Plate. Mn Sc. tso SOc mmL.
F-Inch Platlew Reducedbfom 01 io. doe.
N.ib SOUP Met Rdduced tr, a Is e eau
8-nch So'p Piae LEmdCat , foM SUM to Mrcdm.
anoe Di.heo. Reduced fram G&-_ to %3c. dom.
Pianch Meat Dishes. Mdcdfo 2.h c ah
5.-lch Meoet Mob Reucer 4.sa. to no
eab2nco Atw Detyes, Reduced Mrn Asto ".
aCh.
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1 nrem..eda..... ..40mhi...a
1 m. Bnutlmp %Imnd eie
frzaL7to6125
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from *2= hi *1a
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1 al ebee it lc end m wod
dewed. educed ..m......i...
1 Brom Ta Ketle nd a wit wrammaahe