Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDaY Gctover 3, 1NBs. together. <—me ‘Mr. Morton’s letter of paign. Nacuralyy, it devotes the greatest share of Ms space and the Best of Ite logic 0 "he discussion Of the tariff as the main issue in coutroversy. Here its engactation of the difference between protection and free trade will be satisfactory enouga to the republicans, as it is Dased not only on familiar economic principles but on the expe- a dora ot sa active business career of years, which ought to count {or some- thing. But democrats and tariff reforwers Tri question the sincerity of nis plea that it is “easily withia the wisdom of Congress to adjust the national Income to the national expenditure without sacrificing or even ‘an indus. (rial gystem which has brought untold advan- tages to the entire country.” Thai is precively, ‘they claim, What the Milis bill was designed \o do, and yet Mr. Morton and his party are devoung their whole attention, in and out of Congress, to the defeat of that measure without offering any Other and wiser one as a substitute for it. ‘The republican vice-presidential candidate, as might naturally be expected from the fact that he hails trom the southern district of New York state, 4 a very easy-going and conservative protectionist, more after the type of the late President Arthur than that of Mr. Blaine, for example. He would ave Deen better satisfied with the Tepublicaa ‘tariff plank of 1884, without doubt, than with its ‘More radical successor; and his letter bristles ‘with reminders that he belleves the tariff to need Tevision and readjustment, aad tat the revenues ‘Must be reduced in some way. On the whole, Mr. ‘Morton's acceptance will not create a sensation ‘anywhere. It will not be regarded by his enemies ag a very dangerous weapon against them, or by his friends as doing much to help weir cause —— -——____ Some persons, who are not accustomed toreason about these matters, are cursing the speculators im the Chicago wheat pit for the rise that has Just taken place in une price of domestic flour, The Chicago “corner,” as has been shown in these col- Umas, has prouuced no such effect. But the short agein the crops all over the world has accom- plished what no Murry in speculation possibly could, and the smailer bakers in New York and Other large cities have begun to shave the weight Of their loaves iu order to keep the profits of their Dusiness at a living figure. Of course, 1t will De to the interest of graia-dealers aod flour-merchants {0 alarm the public as to the prospecis of afurther increase 1a prices, $0 as vo induce large purchases at present rates, It is possible, however, that the bulk of the people will fad another way out of their difficulty. The corn crop ts the largest ever knows in this country. Corn, in its various forms coarse hominy, samp and meal, 1s a staple Of food among the people of various parts of the South where wheat is Little used; ani sturdier ‘specimens of physical manhood cannot be found, the world over, than these same corn-fed country- men of ours, Everything made frow cora ouzht, by rights, to be cheaper this season than it ever has been, Tnis is nature’s compensation for the comparative failure of the wheat crop. Our poorer Peopie cannot do bevter than avail themselves of i They adjust the conditions of tnetr Lives to other changes from tue normal standaris, and it Will De quite possible for them to do so in this in stance. A good many of their richer neignbors have learned to do so of their own free will, since discovering what delicious dishes can be cooked from corm. In this way the overproduction of one cereal may be made to supplement the under- Production of another, and the food balance be Maintained without an increase of cost or & loss of Comiort 10 the average consumer. —————- = ___ ‘Tet natural that the question should oecur to Many winds, on reading of the outrageous rrauds ‘Which have been perpetrated on the peopl: ia the disguise of a District improvement, in connection ‘with the acqueduct, which ts now in process of in- Vestigaiion, whose purse must bear the losses? Certainly, no argument can be framed for tasten- ing the burden on the District tax-payers, They have not only had no share in the choice of Superintendents of the tunnel enterprise, but they buve not even enjoyed the privilege of ‘& respectful hearing to their energetic protests agaiust the way the work was being managed. Whatever wrong bas occurred has been in distinct deflance of their remonstrances, and they cannot with any Justice be neld accountable for a stugis mistake. They did not pian tue scheme or endorse 3 Tuey did not furnish the superintendem or endorse him. On the contrary, they have re- sorved to every means left toa community with- Out votes to a¥oid or avert what his now de- Yeloped into a noisome scandal; and they deserve neith-f ay part of the disgrace, nor any share of ‘the Mnancial load wita which somebody must be ‘Saddied hen ali the work has to be done over. ‘The government of the United States 1s the Proper party to bear this loss, asit has had the ‘Management of tue whole matter from the begin- ing and nas exercised Its authority without con- ‘Sideration of any sort for Lhe wishes of the people Of the District. If, after what bas happened, tue government is any wiser for its experience, the Yeast that can be done by way of recompense to | 3 the swindiea taxpayers is the establishment of a free Water service for domestic consumers, 2 —__ Although Washington ts alway giad to have Congress with her, and would even welcome such change in the Constitution as would invoive per- petual sessions with only occasional recesses, she shares tne desire of other taxpaying communities that the sessions shall be real sessions and not a mere pretence. As it 1s now, Congress remains at the Capitol not Deeause there is anything to do, Or, Indeed, anything that can be done in the abvence of @ quorum from the House, but Decause the two parties are playing at hide and seek, and ther representatives, regardiess Of thew duty to thelr constituents, which is plainly to do some work or suu: up shop, continue the farce of meeting once a day and going through the form of “proceedings” to furnish matter for the Record. Jn the milleunium we shall bave, in the balls of Congress, steady work, no merely for effect, lveral measures where large ends are to be gained and strict economy where expenditures are a mere waste of the nation’s substance, and quorums in both houses all the time, The sessions can be as long as anyone de. sires them, for there is always pleaty to do, if our lawmakers would oaly do 1 ———— ‘The Mormons are invading Mexico, and excikement prevails among certain Gentiles in the southwest lest Ube people of ou neighbor republic should become infected Witu some of the wicked. ese wuich the imm.grants are supposed to carry Sround with them wherever they go. It is safe to Say that there will not be a great deal of practical Polygamy im the Mormon settlements for the Mexicans to complain o€ The people of Mexico are almost wuolly of on: religious faith, anda faith whick makes a sacrament of marriage aud Tanks plural wedlock among the most heiuous of sins The Mormoas will probably seitie down there and become precty creditable citizens. They Will foree their ideas on mo one, but, by steady B.bits and tunft, Dulid up rick communities Like Shat which exists in Sult Lake City and tts ea- Viroms. There isa great deal of good in the Mor- Mons, If the one Dad feature of thelr religio-social aysvem could be washed out of It =Turxe 1s no doubt, probabiy, in the mind of the Most sanguine repubiican,.of the re-election of Governor Gordon in Georgia to-day, or of the ‘Success of the great Dulk of the democratic can- Gidates for state offices and seats in the legis- lature, Here and there a repubilcan legislator ‘may be eiected, but there will not be enough, all told, to make an appreciable opposition to the will Of the majority. Besides the regular state and legislative tickets, the voters wili be called to pase pon a proposed amendment to the state coastitu- fou Increasing the Buinber of associate Justices of the supre.ne court from two to four. oe Be ee aE a, : sta Meta. BESS HoMe seinem eed “orale corals Oe RY. WM C BOWEN, A. M4, Prost. GLASSWARE AND KITCHEN UTENSILS OF ALL EINDS NEW STOCK Now REA) Ux ov % FoBTALios. Sat Sa. ae BOUSEREEPERS FI171NG OUT OR ING ARE RESPECT: ULLY INVITED iwuk 1BROUGH OUK EsTABLiag 020 1 Too Ors Tur Cu “They give to airy ‘Absttoson ond anemet® Display a fow samples—edvertise an immense stock. ‘Your inspection reveals the “airy nothingness” of the declarations. They name its complete stock and it ‘finds s Aedtation only in their imaginations See the ifference—We call black blsck. If wehave buts ‘mall assortment we say so, Complete with us means havine Do deGctenoy, and our establishment la open to ‘your inspection in substantiation of cur assertions. SAKS AND COMPANY. SHOES. ‘Heretofore you've been crowded in our Shoe Depart ment. You won’tbe any longer. We've made more ‘oom, increased the already immense stock, and edded several more experienced salesmen. I's but one de- partment with us, but has the proportions and does ‘the business of a shoe store. Has its own manager, and no one this way can give him pointers concerning footwear. Note this one specialty for the ledies—“The ‘Royal Kid”—another one of our own—extre fine shoe, ‘French heel and tos, Spanish laste 4.50 boot for $3.90. That's all we sckforit, The Bengolias are still having a big rum. We've kept the sises complete seventh street door. WARMERS ‘The Middle Weight Underwear is here just in the nick of time, The Camel's Hair Suits at 75 centscan’t be shown you less than $1 anywhereelea We've got the superior $2 goods at $1.50. Natural Wools, do- mestic and foreign, double or single breasted, from 75 cents to @4, all sizes, In the matter of Hose we've got thove old-fashioned spliced feet merimos our grand- Parents wore, for 24 cents, worth not scent less than 40 cents. Extra heavy for 48 cents. The Natural ‘Wools, domestic and foreign. 48 cents per pair. Don't forget, only 48 cents. Ground floor; Mark. Space en- trance. SAKS AND COMPANY. SAKs AND COMPANY. HATA. 3 Everything in. Everything new, No old stock brushed up. Stiff Huts. all shapes and shades, $1.70 to €3.50. This includes the celebrated Youman, Miller & Knox blocks. Silk Hate, that wilt suit, from 94.50% 88. Soft Hats for the chiliren for school or the rentlemen for traveling. Novelties for the little ones, Hats for 10 conte—Hate for $8. If you can't find something between those limits we don't know what you'll do, First floor; Upper Seventh-st, door. SAKS AND COMPANY, DESIGNERS, MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. oc3 Fax Orvexixe Or Noverrms. THURSDAY, OCTOBER & FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6. LADIES, “MISSES,” CHILDRENS www a wwww aa BPA wow 4 : 5 on =: ade 5 JERSEYS. GLOVES. HOSIERY. UNDER: WEAR. —— Bt oso sad i 5 ‘We want to convince you that it is no idle ‘Doast when weclaim to have by far the larmest ‘variety of Gents’ and Boys’ Boots in the city, ‘from the finest Custom-made Dress Boots down to the sturdy Waterproof slsughter-bouss ‘Boots, and for this reason we shall offer, for the ‘Rext three days, such special reductions from our already wonderfully low prices as will make ll in quest of Reliable Boots Sock to our house @urine THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. For €490 & Gent's Custom-made Freach Calf Boot, either All Calf or Morocco Top—B, . D, or E width, No shoemaker will makes better ‘one to your order for $10. ‘At €3.85 the choice of our Triple-cole Scotch-bot- tom Calf Boots, our Morocco-top Calf Vamp Boot, and our Hand-sewed Welt Fine Calf Boot. $510 the lowest youcan buy either Boot for elsewhere ‘For $2.80 an excellent fair Stitched Calf Boot or our famous fair Stitched French Kip Boot, ‘For $1.85 a wood All-Leather Calf Boot, which you can't duplicate for lew than $2.50. At $1.45 we shail eel! you, during this sale only, a Gent's Full stock Kip ora Boy's Genuine French Kip Boot. Never again less than ¢2. ‘Remember. as in all our other goods, not 8 par tele of shoddy im any of our Boots. WM. HAEN & CO's RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th strest, 1922 _we6-w ita ea 308 Pa ove om Suvee Wise or RARE AND BEAUTIFUL DESIONS, SOLD EXTEN- SIVELY 4T HOME AND ABROAD, Manatectured by SACL KIRK & 80x, 114 Baltimore ot, Baltimore, Ma, Kstablished 1817, Also Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds and othe, Game Ma I. V. Sum 031 F Street, 2 ‘Will Exhittt on ‘THURSDAY, October 4, aA Chotee Selection of w.* Sena “Oranne Axo Sooverme THE PaLAls ROYAL OPENING OF FALL axD style that one expects of any popular exhibition or en- tertainment: 12th and Pennayivania avenue gives an ides of other goods offered at “Opening” prices. 4 DRESS GOODS SOUVENIR, ‘A dozen souvenir prices in the list previously pub- Mabed, but none so attractive ae this: 860, HENRIETTAS FOR 660. ‘No fabric has recetved mare praise from the critics Would be cusep at @1 per yard. EXTRA DRESS TRIMMING SOUVENIB. ‘The 10 per cent discount offered for the “Opening” Meoctteasted mang. She ‘extre Souvenir fot to-mor- row 450, BRAIDS FOR 300. fold at 50c, yard where s credit business is done, fe it necessary to state thit only sufficient trimming for ome dress will be sold esch customer at 300. a yard ‘This rule to protect late callers, We Bow have over 1,000 yards in colorsto match any shade of drew goods, but would uisappoins no oma, EXTRA CLOAK DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRG ‘Those thinking of a Seal Plash Wrap, s London Type Newmarket, or a Wrap or Suit for the Ohildren, should cousult the Souvenir List published yesterday, To- Morrow's extra ie 06 JERSEY JACKETS FOR 04 ‘These Braid-bound Tallor-finish Jackets are ae neat ‘fitting as auy in our collection—we have Jackets up to $200 piece; sizes 3210 42 At 64 we lose seventy- five cents on each xarment sold—not lose in one sense, for we reckon the advertisement worth the cost to us. (One wa customer. 63.98 JERSEYS FOR 62.79. ‘Where such valuein town at @3.98? We are Jersey HEADQUARTERS, therefore the best in town at 83.98, as comperisou will show. Oue style braided in ‘Military Style; one style Faucy Braided, Only 200 of ‘these Jerseys to be suid at $3.79 each. ‘Your favorite style ie quoted on yesterday's souvenir ist, and whieh Ls good for to-morrow with the follew- ing extra Souvenir. 600. WOOL VESTS FOR Svc. ‘These Ladies’ Ribbed Wool Vests are extra long—to allow for shrinking—long alveves and high necks, How an w> voll ts.n for 80c.. much lest 39:.? It's aa advertisement conting us eo much, snd for which we ‘expect a return Just as much as fot che money spent in Rewapaper advertising. RELRA HOSIERY SOUVENIR, Whether ‘tis How for Ladies, Men. Bors of Children you'll fiad them quoted in Souvenir List published ‘Monday and Cuewday. The grand fiual Souvenir is (440. HOSE FOB 250. They would have been 50c. Hose if we hedn't taken theentire production of the Manufacturer. Some of the Hose have Black feet and snkles, with colored uppers in Kile, Orange, Ten, Cardinal, Sulphur. Gob- Ua, Mauve, dc. Another style with Black ground and figures in above resntivud colora We have 5,000 airs, but coutemplate s demand eo great that we think it wise to write only four pair t @ Customer at S6c. pair. GLOVE SOUVENIRS EXTRAORDINARY. ‘Visitors during the “Opening” Days know the busi- ness we have doue 1n Gloves—tweaty-one clerks busy from morning ‘till aight. To-morfow extra souve- ire. @1 MOUSQUETAIRES FOR 89 CENTS, ‘The new Pig Skin Gloves, So good that scarce—the Genuine Pig Skin are scarce. Merits of these Gloves— Elastic but auape retaining and Phenominat dur a- ditty. $1.50 “PALAIS ROYAL” GLOVES FOR 75 CENTS. It's no mistake. Every pair warranted, as usual, but im view of the enormous demand will not be tried on ‘unless the rewular price—$1.50—is paid. ae refer to our 4-button “Palais Royal” Undressed Kid @.oves, in new Lane, Fawn, smoke, ote. ; embroidered backs, EXTRA IN SHOE DEPARTMENT. 10 per cant discount on Shoes, ee you will learn on reference to list of Souvenirs already published, The exure Souvenir for Thursday is « 4 LADIES’ BOOTS FOR 83. ‘The “Palsis Royal” specialty is guaranteed Aand- ‘made throughout, button Boots for ladiea, No lees than cig: different sty.es, at $48 pair, We offer 100 pairs of the @4 Boots in all sizes and-widths, at 63 0 bola UNDE! WEAR SOUVENIRS. COTLoN (Our gigantic trade and strictly cash busiuess making ‘small profits possible, enabies us to offer Underwear at 68c. equal, if not superior, to the usual 75c. Under- garments, To-morrow's Extre Souvenir is (8c, UNDERWEAR FOR 50c.,, comprising all styles of 680. Gowns, Chemises, Draw- ora, tkirte, Corset Covers, etc. Full width and length, ‘and sisesfor extra stoat isdiea, Shaped to the budy, ‘every garment sewed on a lock-stiteh machine. (Cail early ard avoid the crowd. Open Sam. ‘brated 76c, Corsets to-morrow for 50c. Where better “se OTHER EXTRA SOUVENIRS THE FANOY G0ODs DEPARTMENTS WELL REP- BESENTED, FOR THEY ARE THE SPECIAL- TIBS OF THE PALAIS ROYAL, EXTRA HANDEERONIES SOUVENIRG. ‘Bo far, during ibe “Upeoiug.” this departuent bes ‘deen fairly besieged. v-worrow the 1:2), Pure Linea Handkerchiefs for ladies and, geutlewen are to be OFFERED AT Os, EXTRA NECKWEAR SOUVENIRS, ‘The Souvonira, as published, are attractive, bat to- morvow's Kxtra will clipes ali, The 144 Pur: Linen Collars, tm five diferent chepes, are OFFKEED ‘Fuk bc. kAcd. EXTRA UMBRELLA SOUVENIRS. TheGENUINE “GLORIA” CLOTH UMBRELLAS will ocutwear three silk ones. To-worruw’s Kxtre Souveuise are 82.20 GENUINE “GLORIA,” with sterl- GExUine “auomia= ohn masaee eee Se a = a ‘wood Bticce ee ne eee ae eS OPENING aT THE at at RRS SG at at at ™: ™: ™: ™: 2 THE Tt! TE. ™2. THE Tt: TSE T'2 ™: Fy MORROWY. OCTOBER 4, OCTOBER 4, OCTOBER 4, OCTOBER 4, OCTOBER 4, OCTOBER 4. OCTOBER 4, OCTOBER 4, OCTOBER ¢, OCTOBER ¢, OCTOBER 4 OCTOCER 4, OCTOBER 4, OCTOBER 4, OCTOBER ¢, EXTRA SOUVENIRS. THIRD COLUMN. PALAIS | ROVAL AXD FINER THAN EVER BEFORE. OUR CUTTERS ARE, WE BELIEVE, AS GOOD AS ANY IN THECITY. (WE THINK WE HAVE ONE THAT I8 THE VERY BEST.) OUB GOODS ARE ALL CUT ON THE PREMISES, AND OUB CUSTOMERS OAN TRY ON THEIR: COATS “IN BASTE, FOR HALF.DRESS SUITS ‘THE BBOADWALE DIAGONALS ARE THE MOST POPULAR WE SHOW THEM IN ALL WIDTHS AND IN ALL GRADES. IN Cas SIMERE GUITINGS OUR ASSORTMENT RUNS INTO THE HUNDREDS. IN TROUS- ERINGS WE HAVE, WITHOUT DOUBT, THE LARGEST AND FINEST VAKIETY EVEK SHOWN HERE, 625 18 A POPULAR PRICE FOR BUSI- NESS SUITS. WE HAVE “A LOT OF GOODS TO MAKE UP AT THIS PRICE, IN FANCY VESTINGS WE HAVE A VARI- ETY OF STYLES TO MAKE TO ORDER AT 87.88, AND $9. THESE GOODS ARE ORDI- NABILY SOLD AT 610, $12, AND 615. ¢ E B.BARNUM & 00. 008 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVR. Fine Quality Light-weight HABIT CLOTH. All tbe ‘New Shades, 54 inches wide, at 61.30, Extra Quality DELIUS CLOTHS. all shades, $2.50. Ail-wool HENRIETTA, Double Chain, at 75c, ‘87440. and $1 New Fall Shades, Superior Quality SILK PLUSH, all colors, $1.25, = BLNGALINES, Finest Quality. all colors $1.50. Great barman in BLACK SATIN DELYON at 61 and $1.25. umes GOS GRAIN AND FAILLE FRAN- 8, ALL-SILK VELVETS in Black and Colors. BLACK BKOCADE AND MUIRs SILKS. CASHMELES in tveuing Shades, New TABLE LINENS and NAPKINS at Lowest PARIS NOVELTIES in Dress Goods Just Opened. BLACK LACES AND NETS. W. Mt BHUSTER & Sons, oc3. 91y PENNA, AVE Ger Tx: Bur. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave. adjoining National Hotel. ‘Horse Bianketeand Lap Robes in great vanety at ‘Yery low prices. cS. Tar Oxy Wir To Do It ‘WE ADVERTISE TO INCREASE OUR BUSINESS, THAT'S THE ONLY WAY TO DOIT. IT'S OF INSIGNIFICANT IMPOR- TANCE WHETHER WE ADVERTISE THROUGH A BEBUS (AS WE HAVE JUST DONE, OR AGAIN THROUGH THE NEWSPAPERS, (48 WE ARE ABOUT TO DO.) OUB SIMPLE PURPOSE 18 TO SELL MORE Goops, THE SYSTEM OF SELLING FURNI- ‘TURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, ETO. WITH ABIG MAJORITY OF THE BILL ON THE CREDIT SIDE OF THE TRANSACTION, THAT ISNT NEW. BUT OUR WAY OF DO. ING IT 18 WITH US OREDIT DOESN'T MEAN THE FALSE PROTEO- TION OF A BIG PRICK—WHICH YOU MAY NEVER PAY-BUT IT MEANS A CLOSE PRICE, DEFENDED BY OUB FAITH IN YOUR HONEST INTENTION TO DO JUST 48 YOU SA¥ YOU WILL, THAT'S THE ONLY WAY WE CAN DOA CREDIT BUSINESS WITH YOU. IF YOU WANT SOMETHING IN THE FURNMI- TURE LINE, AND YOU CANT VERY WELL PAY ALL THE CASH DOWN, THE PRICK WONT LEAP 'WAY OUT OF SIGHT THE MINUTE YOU MENTION CREDIT. NO, INDEED. BUT, IF, AFTER WE'VE LOOKED INTO YOUR FACE, AND BELIEVED WE READ AN HONEST PUR- POSE THEBE, WE SHOULD FIND YOU WILLFULLY BROKE YOUR PROMISES, THEN THERE'D BE SUCH A CHASM BETWEEK OUR PRICES AND OUE ES- TIMATE OF YOU THAT NOTHING COULD SPAN IT. THE ONLY WAY TO PROTECT YOUR CREDIT WITH US IS ‘To KEEP YOUR WORD. HOUSE & HERRMANX, CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE AND CARPET STORE, 921 AND 023 SEVENTH STREET X. W.. AND 636 MASS, AVENUE N. W. ool-2m Buonrct Sxow: BATHER EARLY IN THE SEASON, WE KNOW. the soft-f ling flakes Gave thove uf alcouele origin) {bd sont thom to their icles rata, ‘the “robin'’s newt again.” § i ud ane in uj il i t (Oren Saturdays tll 11pm ART STUDIO. ‘WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. ae. wasup AnD varvar. ‘TURSDAY AND THURSDAY. GPRCIAL ARRANGEMENT CAM BE MADE FOR ‘SCHOOL CHILDREX. ‘NOW RECRIVING NEW LIKE OF PALL NOVEL hactst -scromeancneanenweapl Fall exhibit ef new goods all the eek. The Various stocks were mever in better shape to meet your every requirement Better gooda, Dotter styles, more of them. and better values, A good illustration is the 60-inch All-Wool ‘Scotch Suitings, at 500 pec yanl Webave Rever before sold ite equal for the price. DRESSMAKING. Weare fu.ly ready toezecute orders for Tailor made Suita, Dinuer and Reception Dresses, ‘Traveling Dresses, Biding Habit, Wedding ‘Trowesux, eo. ‘The Fancy Embroidery Department has been removed from the fourth to the srcond @ ‘We have enlarged the stock, and are exhibiting ‘8 Very attractive variety of Stamped Goods; «ll colore in Zephyrs, Germantowns, Saronss, Ba- Gurren Art Thread, Rope Silke, Embroidery ‘Bulks, Fancy Figured Siiks, all the newest shades im Plusbes, ands besutiful line of Fancy Baskets, in from two to three hundred attractive ‘shapes, suitable for every purpose relative to Practical and ornamental fancy work. (Second floor: front.) Have you inspected the new garments in La- diee Jackets, Wraps, Modjeckas, Newmarkets, Suita, Bo? We have never before shown such & ‘andsome line Embraces all the newest ahapes, styles, and effects. (Third oor.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sta n. Howerrom Lives Sazrra German Linen Sheets, hand-hemstitchea at one end and hemmed at the other; 2% yards Jong and 2} wide, Only 85 pair. German Liven Hematitched Sheeta, hand- Remstitched at both emda. 6.50 per pair. “SPECIAL"—German Linen Sheets, extra fine quality, band-hemetitched at both ends, in very elaborate designs; unlaundeved. iz 2 yards long by 2 yards wide. $8.00 aud $9.00 pair, HAND-HEMSTITCHED LINEN PILLOW CASES. German Linen Pillow Cuses, 36 inches long, 2:24y inches wite, Only 82 pair. German Linen Hemstitched Pillow Cases. fine quality and Fancy Hemstitching; 6 inches Jong and 22% wide. $2.50 pair. Finer grades at 6275, $3.00, €3.50 and 84 per pair. (Sevond floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11thand F ot. nw. Extn Visves Ix Busxrers. ‘Weave bad made to our special order an ex- cellent line of Light-weixht fine quality White Biaukets, in both All-Wool aud Cotton aud Wool (15 per cent cotton and 85 per cent wool), ‘whieh, though we have always bad demand for such, we Lave heretofore been unable to secure them. The Cotton aud Wool are 10-4, 11-4and 12-4 sites, and weigh 4, Sand 6 pounds (at 1 er Ib. ), 86, $5 and 66 per pair. ‘The All-Wool are in 11-4 and 12-4; at $6.75 and $8 per pair. Alb Wool im 10-4, 11-4.and 12-4, 5, 6 and 7 Pounds (#1 pound). @5, 86 and 87 per pair. MINNESOTA BLANKETS, Our finest Biankets are made in the “North Star” Woolen Mills, Minneapolis, Minn. In ‘this make we can give you more quality for the several prices than of aug other. Every pair strictly All Wool, and are finished w.th Rich Colored Borders of new design. Compare these with California or other makes at the same prices. We do not recommend or buy them Decause they are MINNESOTA BLANKETS, Dut because We can give you BETTER BLAN- ‘KE‘S inthis make than the prices will pur- ‘chase in any other. Prices: $8.50, $9. @10, $11. $12.50. 813.50, 815, 016, and 618 per pair. @ourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th and F sts. n. Cortaxe Axo Urnorsrenes, Being large importers in Lace Curtains, we are enabled to offer eairsordinary bargains. We quote: 800 pairs White and Ecra Nottingham Cur- tains, 3% yards long. Only $1.25 per pair. 500 pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtaina, 34s yards long, 50 inches wide. Only $1.50 per pair. 300 pairs Whiteand Ecru Nottingham Lace Cartaing, 3% yards lons, 50 inches wide, extra heavy quality. Only #2 per pair. We make a specialty of showing fine line of Nottingham Curtains in Brussels effects, and. have eclipsed all former efforts. Prices com- mence at €2.50 per pair to the best quality for 5 pair. Full width and length. Swiss Tambour Curtains 33s yards long, 50 inches wide, $5, 86, 87, t $10 per pair. ‘Swrs Tambour Curtains, 4 yards long, 50 inches wide. 89 to $12 per pair. Swiss Tambour Curtains, 4 yards long, 60 inches wide. $13, 814, $15, to $18 per pair. ‘Our Swiss Curtains are well made, and on good quality Net. The patterns are natural, at- tractive, and graceful. Irish Point Curtains, $8, $10, $12.50, to €20 per pair. * "silk Curtains, rich and elegant styles and colorings, 85, $8, to $25 per pair. ~ ‘TURCOMAN CURTAINS. 50-inch Vienna Chenille Curtains, all-over Pattern in the newest colorings and desixus, $10, $11, $12, to 818 per pair. 72-inch Chenille Curtains, $12.50 to $18 per pair. 50-inch Plain Top Chenille Curtains, 3\ yards long, iu Steele Blue, Peacock, Olive, and Crimson, 15 choice styles toselect from. These curtains are special bargains at the price, only 20 per pair. 50-inch Turcoman Curtains, plain top, best colorings, $2.50. $3, to $8 per pair. CURTAIN MATEKIALS, Weare showing an elegant line of 50-inch Cross Stripe Silke in all the newest shades, 80c., $1, and 61.25 per yard. 50-inch Lisle-Thread-and-Silk, Silk and Wool, ‘and all silk Curtain Materials, im a 1 the newest colorings and effects, #2, 62.50, 63, 63.50, and 65 a yard, ‘50-inch Printed French Cloth for chamber Graperies, fast colors, Only 40c. per yard. 50 Pieoes 40-inch Cream Madras Cloth—the lowest price ever named for this quality, Only 5c. a yard. ‘Complete line of Cream and Lemon Madras Clotus, full width. 35, 40, 45, and 50c. a yard. Larve line of patterns to eclect from. We bave surpassed all previous efforms in the selection of our stock of Colored Madras Cloths, for uevcr before L8ze we shown such band- some line. yard. UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS. 1,600 Yards 31-inch comme a line of handsome patterns. Ou! per yard. ‘50-inch Pettit Point Furniture Coverings at ‘T5c.. @1 and 61.10 per yarJ. Olive, Burnt-Orange, Crimson and Maroon. Only 61.25 per yard. We guarantes this tobe Waguus to bau Urick. steely pypbeby for ax weeks WAsMINGTUS BKICK MACH. Ns OO. 4 and Boundary sta ue ocd vANTED— WE WISi TO EMPLOY A Few Salemen oo oa ary to sell our ¢ vols Uy sample to sare nie of Wesliugte c he largest tuaiifs ioulens. “Se podele, PPG CO., Clucibeatt.O same for TENNIAL| WASTED-8 Qoob CABINEL MAKER To FUT | ‘tow it Up general siore fixtures Ci ANTED- WOMEN COOKS. & Waitress, Nurses Laund’ lars, Men Cooks aud Ki DICKS AG W | WASTED WOMEN co0ms « Uerwaids, Nurses ant Le axoy. Wait re. Drivereor Cooke “Saw A COOMBS. BS WASLED SACTVE INTELLIGENT YOUNG tan to attend civar counter i. a restaursn:. one | tuation to | having exvericuce preferred. Veomavent Fuut party Addres Coca, ea wilice WASTED SA VAILon TO Weak Bh, St revatthug aud bew work, 000 Oth stt WASIEOIA RESPECTABE: YoUNG WuliTe | Soman to io'ruanberwork and: seater t0 rare o Cluldreu=youuce-t 3 pare, miuet be p good ‘seain~ The aula “Addreen sta reference sing ig vidreen tatty tats tedereuce and Aeoiteds te F.9 co ‘oflices a | KED MAN AS DRIVER, AND | ferenows required. AByi) Wo WB Tustitution. WASE2ap ELLE WOMAN AS A GOv assist iu the washing.” Ret ply at Ison ist uw WAST, DEY 4 ssa city references, aud te w fue PRIVATE FAM j r “Class Couk, bas gvod | itue to acaist wit tbe } md wana wows other mecd apply. 1408 Mt ANTED-WOMEN COOKS. @10 TO #40; Chamb-twaida, “Housekeepers. - Nurses, Coach: | W S82 o-piepi ave Ly —1W0 FIRST-CLASS Pumbers Avpy at MUICHLAas & BETZ 1208 | Extn. oa | We ‘LE Fi NEAT. 1iD¥ | ine, “BEL 1or, everal Lowmework. ue washing or troy, rin stay at Miu Apply « ins Brine cea Buay Ot MLL AYHY at rN PALAIS KOLAL, corner Peuusyive 2th wt sa ic D—A FEW CASH BOYS; MUST CoM woommended. CHS. BAUM. i WASTED = DE DIATELY — Funsi— Chass By Riegee Painter: tov 16, Kellony buthutuw, 1436 sto us W A NEAT YOUNG GIKE, TO 3 house. ove Sab stn) at malt Cam take Ht ber | howe. Apply at cor. 2d and Dets uw, over A drug stor A BAKER WAGOX. | OUR WINTER | ANTI TAL: WwW Wood relereuces, salary 100 begs wiy after #304. THURL & CO, 430 y ANTE V Rivenjenmaced mew need apeiy. ic AuD HENDERSON. 9251 sta. ca | W 332A Q00K Fou 4 SMALL FAMILY aT G14 Gh st. Bw, Lielerew en poriuvely. re quired. os aw WASTED_« GIRL, WITH Good KEFERENCES. to doweueral hota work for Family oF cwo. (2) Address G. GG, Star oil ose WASEER NG. Ok Uno TINNERS AT Pow ERS & DEPPe's, Zidz Peuusplvauie ave. o | TED-A LADY To ENGAGE WITH 1uF | jowe Library Association: €7 pet week to Lite lady. Appiy to “HOALL LUBKALS,’ + third Boor ae" Bt 1318 bigs st uw. WASTED WOMEN COOKS. 10 TO 40 CHA set. Toate, umes waiters liiudresmen, coaches and butlers ali kiuds of kitchen belp. quarters abd waitera, BURGESS & UO. 920 1 st. mw. Vv ANTED— ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. AD- dress, im handwritie of appiiva.st, stoting age, Stat office. V experience, and salary wanted. Z oe2- 3 EXPERIENCED LADIES COAT no Guderetatide {Amu iiie 4B Fens tug cous. “Apy ly kM. EVANS, corer and Pa ave. n. w., over J. ¥. Davis ANTED—A LADY 10 WOKK ON CO\TS. ALS& ‘ut cauloriug. J ANT£D_WHITE CHAMBERMAID AND W ALT. ree | Connecti rea, with city relereuces, tor fautli jorstaud ber busivess. Apply 1 Wisi city revoresces.* Apply 1803 Coumceticp TANLED —A KEGISTEKED irome. ; family 0: three, must ood salary tow must have goud rte Star « fhice y ANTED-MATPRI SS WEAVER INQUIKI WAN RSORTLONS ie strat nw cae GEN 8—CAPABLE SALESMEN 1) rritu:y on the finest line of art work: on the macket. Deluxe, proof und part vditions. U 1 wally good opeumns. ress AUT, Siar office ANIED—iWO FIRST-CLASS HOUSE PALNI- erm: steauy work, Apply 421 12tu st. mw. ils. LEY & WouD. ack NTED—iMMEDIATELY—AT NEW YOu Wikis 700 bth st nies two art to clean pres. geuty clotunug, and two wowien to prews ladies’ dresses, Robe but evinyetent hands app... ocl-3t V AN ED—A RESP: CTABLE BOY FOR HOU: work. Apply, with recouunendations, at io the morning. eel 3 WANs DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMEN. BU- eau. jucted by ladies, meu: aud women, white and color d. tor ail kiuds of doiwesiic labor, for Distr ct Aud States, with felerencos, 717 Alet nw. seZ0-1u* ANI ED—DL.ESSMAKERS, THOSE WHO UN. raping: 's 60 appr ng. Appwy to 235 Pa. ave. IAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY ‘ize, 28x15x18 inches, weixht $35; other sizes in proportion. A 1 Permapent business. These sates | wand never betore supplied by vther sate | comp ties, by the sate pool ALPINE 8: 10. sey Bnd Bunno . 1W “FIVE AGENTS AT ONCE ANT: D—TWeNT\-FIVE 734 ‘Ck Cumberland, Md. Apply 600 F st. a _ WANTED—SITUATIONS. YWWANTED-BY A RESPECTA\ LE CoLe Wotan ser secoot o: clauberwaid th 8 pe fauuly! Cats or adress 1211 Lota st V = stress, Butle: , Comchuien, ‘All have city reterouce. 61 > ANTED-YOUK ORDERS FOR COOKS, MAIDS, Bihera” FM DUNHAM, 630-652 Pa.w. 7 AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS WESTER catitersuaidn, Waitress, Lauudeess s10 Nurses, Seamstress. Meu Walterx. Cooks. Coachmen. Butiera, SAM'L A. COOMB: Fat nw, od-4 ANTED--CALL AT NATIONAL EMPLOY Mk! and wooed, lle ahd fone hep. cooks, chiuber- huaids, nurses, coue Waiters and porters. oc3-lw= TANT! D—BY AR! OTABLE WHILE GIRL, A W Siktiaeton oe chante ‘vate funy radairees K ANTED 3 ; 3 fash and iron. ue Privave family vod Wie ‘ail or sddress G3 Boundary s.*bet Siintnd’ rth ste wandicn 3 ANI — BY ED YOUNC COL- Wintec crunid in Brstsclass fauuly, or to take care of chiidcen, the Lest of reler- yee 2h Se address 1128 Ub stu. w, ty 7 ANTED—A YOUNG LADY WHO HAS TAUGHT. Wirth cis two sears 4 position se resident oF visiting woverues-> teaches Etud sh. Breuch, Mathe- funtice, best relerenees. Address MISS H . 181: nw. ANT Wakuat: retereuces. Call p—Bi A COMPETENT WHITE MAN A ‘as Butler ina p ivate fawilly od city og ud te (tre dap, Palade ¢ ANJED—A SITUALION IN A. PIRST-CLAi Tully a Shanuberuad by flue Market, cof, Coun. ave, and K st. uw. W ABLi COLOKED ‘situations ax Cook aud chamnbermad ina [eau {UrBisl jdod POSITION AS ‘excelieut refer= iN \\ "APELMANGLRS AND WALL SCRAP. | © iV WA3TED_AN ONFORKISHED HOUSE CON cated betwee: tl ans Nees aos, uetwene T4ih and | Picaee give den cpa | Sid terme “Adaras ¥.¥, 1600 Net. ocho Waxte ote r Brick beware ti mouth: * DE ee oa XIN OFF 10 04.000. ‘Adacren, stating location r — i — DiRT rho W tats seyeral onees at frum 6,000 te fait dew apa fF houses t TeBt, ind cam fortieh wou teuamta, aied will ve caret stbmtion oo Walks ® DAILA Aria Gove 4 yromyt sttept ob to Repair stad “tit-ins “Oba & TNA Cor. 2005 and Hata, wel. We bave mote calls lor houses to ae Sar" neRRON & KAMEY, 1207 F et TED —a Yc beard im prt WANTED-MISCELLA NEOUS Ws same, CASHIER, star offion have customers, if wel: sooated No rope Bisord 2 OAT 008 Fat Details Selatitie to the management of their poverty ANTED—HUUsb> OF ALL GLADES 10 TENE Sur WANTED--BOARD Vee cure th Or vay Feguice roles nani WO beat of be yay. We be DANTE. 2 Toe ue oda WANT D-POUK “THOUSAND DoT Aus ae ve per cent, Gwt-clame wecUrity Aduress Box ee, City 0 A) y ANTED—$4.000 LOAN FOR 3 VEARS, AT OPER cent. secured Uy Brat mortave Ub Washiogion Lentate sine warwu Ite cou mimious. Aduree MUKTOA! ‘eos Bt WASTED Ison Ladues and gets dictauon unde. gus tome WANTED FAMILY Wa Hine 10 TAKE MO: Uy OOF cee lnundres Lith st aw. A an ALTON W GON, Liokt WEIGHT: Waiver a ERD de gS Be cor ay at ocs-zt" yANT:D-TO ADOP —AN APYECTIONATEO deDiComplected ULC Gisl, sbout Uwe OF -AMReD areold Audrese or cali at 10SU A 8. aw., between ‘ele ‘ose us i - BOROW 61.000. WilLi GIVE Mui Pet Teal eatate wee arity cot slike be, mut Aduress C5, LEWLL mar ollion W 23 20S re Ht Cloaks Quis. aud Ve v erty® vere by P V ANTED To PURCHASE Grocety Store iu Dw. eectic room Wwesgee of Natic tion, A&T. i 1 “ate on warm be to teu: LANBie by Maw FOR Casi Good ali ie HAT WE bo all buttouholes made PHONUGKAPHY, wees, Or Artistic Wri = minke vem dud substaltal wanucr aris VW ANeSPOr Cs runaric ACKER Lous, Carpete dives, ur eutice Houseboid Bi tects. “Adurese co) __M BAUM, 219 7m at aw SANTED—10 SiLL—1Me CHE VEST, THE huest, aud the best Kook straps and %: ™ 716 Ket mw. 1s UK BUTIEMING AT cs ty NG EXCHANG.. 201 diy oT. AW. Higuest cob price paid for indies’ and gentleniou's “cuat OH Cutuing, mond postal of Su. Jy 5-su* y ANTED—ALL KINDS WELL WORK DONE at Teasonable rates. Tanks, Pumps amd Wind. Mills supplied Uy D.d. MOREAT OC 414 dip at a.¥) Wade D. ©. agent tor the Kirkwood Iron Wind ta- kane, For parGculars apply as above, oF to ro- frees uy. curd Mach, Worwe Suuuerbrld, Md su4-3eo D BLCOND-UAND CLOTHING, » Old wold and silver, Jor wie Will be paid. “Call or address eve., corner 2det my26-1y, HAT FRESH ALDER- hey Butter churned <very te wid de. livered fa. jy 1b. “Ward” primis, 400. per i ‘Cot laye Cheese and Buttermilk. Sweet Auk oc. per yuart. 8 my? WANTED SUPAM CARPET CLE NT Kepowacing Work@® Feathers wa tresses Made Over, }uriWture mtewiued, ana royed. FB. YOUNGS, Utice 1402 Fu cor. 5th and K als we." Leiep apll-hm WX) 20511 Bows Thar © & Br 455 Louimans ave. (opposite City bu ou nist. Of Deeds tor all Wie btates and Territories o FOR SALE—LOTS. yc SALE—CORNER LOT, SOUTH AT, 60 BT Gije:.con build five frame bouses. un grade. cash, WAR title, N02. "SUSE. DUNOMIE SA s Saat JOR SALE—ONE OF THE Mos? DESIKABLED alld. iota iu the city, 21 GxU2.2; east mide uth ©. bet O aud ste, 62.900, Terms seny, CHAK! 2S W. HANDY, 921 Pac bw. A ood, PUK SALE—TH« CHUICE OF POUR PINE BUILD: {hy Lite ob Cohmeclicul ave. eXtended, oF @4. 2.00 terms of pay went tary. OLS F Pesky Publi ¢ Gpuion ome, out. Viband Pe ave. zw i OK SALE—A FINE CORNER LOT, ON GKAU ten surrounded by improvements, within B alk Peuuaytyaninave, cars. At oly Sown: Uclaos G13" per soca. 1Siv ew borkave : : J0k SALE-ATTENTION! BROOKLAND PACES sivanetin, “Nov ae Your lat ante nec bet w Univernt, aud Soldiers’ Home. Sekote © your choice. BCLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, 1215 F «t uw eel FFE SALE OTS AT BROOKLAND, Fist 1 4 tion north of city, Met. Kit, opposite Cstbo University ; cheapest ii suarket. ena) teria, Bor Wculary abniy to WALKEK & WILSUN, 1006 Fat | J2ok SALE—CHOICE SMALL LOTS IN MOUNT Pieasami, only 6900 exc, wwall cea caved 3 as JOK SALE—BEAUTIFUL LO St 12th au ouniaey wee or suai Cash payusmte, song me. iow Intersok, a EAL bhi Sa ©0., BUAKDING, OK KEN1—1015 14TH ST., LARGE, PLE ASANE Tutus and Giet-clane home tatte: day boarders ac Commodated, weals seut out at desired. oss O18 tert eh hOk MENT, WITH Bann, 91S inne rcaneit coon, with very lane -h Fetercuces excumumed 3 ICELY FUKNISAED PAKLOLS AND OT ioume; Tedy tova), With vod: ‘tures Squ drum railroad depot, Pust cud Pension Offices ED — TABLE BOARDERS AT th at the Cimton House, 7th and I fiugie tvous for young men NEWLY FORE SED woos, g peor en sults, etry est shame eauneuts I per day: ive wiboibky 013 inh “ woltse XL_ KK CLASS 2 OF ANY cltis Lie eur) wepartimess whehivg exchange we C\ Nuditore Uice, will please sddnes \.2 2, Siar oftice ota ‘Weck, w.th prospect of advance ‘office. _0c5-Gt ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE G1kL ‘a dituation as cook tm smell tawily or chamber- and waiting. Adduess Box GG, star olBice. It ANTED—BY A KESPECTABLE COLORED W ‘wotuan, orders for taking tu wasuing. “Cait 1621 ath at a eS 1 ACHINIGT, UGHLY PRaC- Wants oer years on vice, and fitting erally. wants sivuat-on at ouce, wees tDuderate. TWOMAS Patio oce St AL. the NEGATIVES FHOM S10 MauKeT AMSpeceare bow at dz ft ot, cabinets OL bo, Goseu Wal PML ES, Puotocraplaer. cot New eet biobtodh Git AN ESTIMATE a fou! OOD. 2010 ailceuntn wtfaltianre gress houses ond pubuic bubdiuge. Cota ) WILLIAMS. Gnu.W. MokLPESE, AUTHOR MW) eed Herston sagittata promplly siteudew ty sud since) cuubaraitan bos open iit boure Ak Ak nye-ban bin OLD STAND i> THE ONLY PLACE eR antciens tocend-fand Cisne cone reid Bf PeLgeClale pron um 5 line ow. LSS i revured to 134 Eat. aw. cae Linweat an Prove property aud pay for th = . Sandace = pee ee =i ee Aree