Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1888, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: a = = CROSBY S. NOYEs.. 1888. Eaitor. ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent dena Side daily circulation more than treble that of any other daily paper published t= Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added together. From at the present writing New York’s majority for Harrison has settled the Presidential contest, That it was prima- yily the tariff question on which Mr. Cleve- land’s fortunes went to pieces the returns from the interior of the state indicate, Such few counties as held fast to their democratic alle- glance or made gains for the national ticket were those where the local interests —* permanently or temporarily connected with | peerecrryete or, atany rate, not connected with the republican. In Albany the demo- cratic state government has its seat, and, like New York county, its traditions, reaching back to Van Buren’s time, or farther, are generally democratic. Its in- dustries are of a character which depend @biefly on unskilled labor, like iron mills and foundries, canal and river shipping, and the fike. In Chemung Governor Hill makes his home; and, whatever may be said of his gen- érei practices in politica, it is probable that, among his own neighbors, he worked loyally for the national ticket. In Greene and Rock- land counties, again, the bulk of the working are altural laborers in summer and ay ae snes winter. Rensselaer, in which , Troy is situated, has the same class predomi- ‘ nating in its population as Albany. Schoharie is an agricultural county largely, with some railroad interests, and a long-established dem- ccratio record. Seneca has for the most pert a farming and village population, and its heaviest industries are saw- mills, flour-mills, brickyards, tanneries, and malthouses, where a low tariff would con- tribute more to the profit of the proprietors than a high one. Westchester, although not included geographically in the section south of Harlem bridge, belongs there for all political purposes, and may regularly be depended upon to pay her share of tribute to the democratic city of which she is one of the feeders. The interior counties, on the other hand. in which the republicans have made their largest strides forward, are generally those in which the occupations of the people are dependent on the maintenance of a high tariff for profit. Onondaga is the banner county, showing an improvement of 2,400 on her vote of 1884, as testimony to the earnestness with which her salt, tobacco, paper, machinery and agricultural implements interests have striven for the success of the protection ticket. In Ontario there were agri- cultural implements, woolen goods and car- riages to be especially defended from competi- tion; in Cattaraugus, agricultural implements, carriages, furniture, and tin, copper and sheet- iron ware; in Chautauqua, carriages, ma- chinery, saddlery and harness, and paper; in Franklin, pot and pearl ash and iron mines; in Clinton, iron mines, chiefly owned by one set of capitalists, who have always been strong believers in republicanism and protection; in Oswego, starch, steam engines, steam shovels and dredges; in Otsego, agricultural imple- ments, woolen goods, saddlery, carriages and machinery; in St. Lawrence, pot and pearl ash, Wars Your ek rv A 4 UL AA FR oe LF A mY A EL fA Be be AA GE FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH. ‘Warm weather, and “Who'll bePresident?” and a Fur “Opening” yesterday. The Fur “Opening” was not too successful, we aresorry tosay. Opening Souvenirs continued until to-morrow evening. Opening prices to-morrow FOR THE LAST TIME. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Gear Suz Or $3 Sues. Will ladies please give us their opinion of our new $3 BUTTON BOOTS which are shown in the follow- ing styles: 18ST STYLE—Bright Dongola Kid. The kid is pre- pared by a new process, making it look and feel like French Kid. Common-sense Last. 2D STYLE—As above, but with Opera Toes, 3D STYLE—Paris Kid, Opera Toes, Patent-leather Tips. These have the appearance of our $4 Boots. 4TH STYLE—Bright Dongola Kid, Laced a [An- glaise; Patent-leather Tips. tB-These boots have not been in the store»many hours. We refrain from comment until your verdict is given. Remember we invite you to-morrow to criti- cise, not to buy. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Nearly 100 pieces SILK GALIOONS—Silk Braid ‘Trimmings—at prices from 10c. to 250. a yard less than usually charged. THE COLORS.—All the new shades of Greens, Reds, Blues, Browns, Grays, and, of course, Black. THE PATTERNS.—Geometrical and Floral Patterns in many beautiful effects, Some of Silk and Tinsel mixed. THE PRICES.—25¢., 45¢., 50c., 68c. and $1 yard. If we could depict here the styles and qualities it wouldn't be necessary to ask you to come and see these trimmings. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Two Srecrarry Goon Banoarss, FOR 85c.—Melton Cloth Skirts, Space Knife Plait- ing, with Colored Piping above. The Lock-Stitch Sewing, the generous width and length, the superior finish. go to make these Skirts A GOOD BARGAIN. FOR 98c.—All-Wool Red Flannel Skirts; Yoke Band; deep hem; two tucks. Over two yards of Flannel in each Skirt that'll cost you 50c. a yard at the cheapest of stores, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) carriages, saddlery, machinery, and tin, copper and sheet-iron ware; in Steuben, furniture, saddlery and brewery products, and in Tomp- kins, carriages, furniture, machinery and paper. Erie has somewhere near $18,000,000 invested in protected manufactures of various sorts. Dutchess is the home of the republican candidate for Vice-President, and Oneida, the eenter of the great stalwart reyoltof 1884, which has no parallel this year. In most of the cases in the interior of the state where protected industries have swelled the republican vote, the factories are so situated that nothing but a heavy tariff, it is believed, could compensate for the disadvantages of situation, as regards dis- tance from market or tidewater, the cost of transporting the raw materials used, or the like. While, therefore, there is good ground for suspecting trades here and there in which the democratic national ticket was sacrificed to state and local tickets, the evidence generally points to the tariff agitation as having done the most serious work against Mr. Cleveland. ————— Election excitement this year will apparently be shortlived. Each party experienced joy and sorrow last night at different stages of the returns, but to-day the only prominent person- fied emotions are republican confidence and en- thusiasm, which take possession of the streets uncontradicted and unmolested. Hill was chosen, and Cleveland rejected. The saloon-keepers rejoice and mugwumps lament. The interesting question remains to be settled whether Hill’s victory at Cleveland’s expense, which is being attributed to the for- mer’s treachery, will work, as Hill said it would, his political destruction, or will result in his nomination for the presidency in 1892 as the man who can carry New York. ——$— a _ England is obtuse in taking a hint that it is meddlesome in the affairsof nations. Lord Salisbury sees no harm in the advice of Sack- ville to an alleged American citizen of English descent concerning the manner in which he shall vote jn an American election for the best interests of England, provided the advice is marked “private,” and provided he does not afterward talk with the newspaper reporters, en The Scotch court has decided that it has jurisdiction in the libel case of Par- nell against the London Times, Parnell’s as- sault upon the Times will at least be more vigorous and pointed than the Times’ assault, before the parliamentary commission, upon Parnell. oe The returns indicate that the result of the presidential election will be so clearly in favor of the republican candidate that neither the uncertainty and anxiety from the closeness of New York's vote in 1884 nor the excitement and danger from the close electoral vote of 1876 will be experienced. This, at least, isa happy feature of the election. Dakota gives a special hurrah at the result of the election. Harrison was the champion of the inchoate state in the Senate. If the House is also republican, South Dakota will begin to believe that it does not need to figure much longer as merely @ state-expectant. — Grover Cleveland is a very lucky man, but fuck will change some time. If West Virginia elects a democratic legisla- ture, the United States Senate will be tied, with a republican Vice-President casting the decisive vote. The famous Cleveland luck seems to have collapsed when Danicl Lockwood ceased to do the nominating business, According to the reports immense amounts of money for clection purposes were sent by both sides to Indiana. This greedy state gets the money and the presidency, too. Mr. Dana handles a keen ‘butcher knife to- day. By Joining you get the benefit of cash prices and easy payments, ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK. Baltimore Office—110 N. Howard st. oclO- lm J. H. FLANAGAN, Manager. Dp You Forszr Basy: During tne political excitement even baby was some- times forgotten. Did you learn of the special sale Prices for baby? Here's one of them: Plush Hoods, in all colors, with high surah silk bow and long strings, silk lined, $1.68, instead of $2.25, each. Nearly fifty other special sale bargains. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) A Fuze Exaormox To which you are cordially invited. The Palais Royal having just received the very last styles of imported Fans, Jewelry and Leather Goods, herewith advertises » special exhibition and sale for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November Sth, 9th and 10th, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Tx Lazesr Novenry Fass. The “Watteau" Fan iss double fan, the back being flat and the front puffed. The effect is novel and beau- At $4.75 we show them in plain black silk gauze; those elaborately hand painted, 86. One style, with silver spangles, at 7.50, is very beau- tifal. The “Empire” Fan is cutin pointed scallops at the top and with lace edge. The carved ivory sticks, the airy silk gauze, and the delicate painting make these fans the acme of style. Those we show at 85 each if not imported direct, could uot be retailed under $7.50. The. ** Duchess" Fan is another Paris novelty. Itis leaf-shape and with narrow sticks, quaintly carved. At $3 each we show these fans in black ostrich feathers, and assure you $5 is the prevailing price, even in New York. The “Mary Anderson” Fan will be popular again this season. Three Ostrich Feather Plumes, with Bunch of Feather Tips, mounted on a Silver Stick ; only $4 each, Those of Eight Fine Plumes, with aigrette; only $6 each. All the shades, FOR THE SPECIAL SALE. We offer our grand stock of Ostrich Feather Fans at special prices: @1 for Black Ostrich Fans, worth $1.50. $1.50 for Black Ostrich Fans, worth $2.50. for Gray Ostrich Fans, worth 83. 5 for Ostrich Feather Fans, worth $7.50. tz-The $5 Fans have Real Tortoise-shell sticks, and those offered at $35 have Mother of Pearl Sticks, AND USUALLY RETAIL FOR $50 EACH. e THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tur New Sryiz Sewzrny. Our lately arrived importations make it evident that the following is to be the fashionable jewelry for the winter: French Enamel Jewelry. English Garnet Jewelry. ‘Tortoise-shell Jewelry. Amber Jewelry. Oxidized Silver Jewelry. ‘The new stock represents an investment of several thousand dollars. As we pay promptly for all goods we are anxious to be selling to you, AND SHALL MAKE PRICES ACCORDING. We ask prompt payment, and in return promise nearly half jewelers’ prices—a claim that will bear investigation. Besides the real Oxidized Silver Jewelry we are show- ing the imitation, which is silver plated on nickel, and Practically as good as sterling silver. ‘The designs are identical to the real. Match boxes, in real silver, for which we charge $6, are offered in metal for 81.50. The “Old Shoe” mateh boxes that sell in real silver for 8, we duplicate in metal for $2. Chatelaines, with Donbonierre, for $2.25, that cost $10 in solid silver. Beautiful designed Chatelaines, with five chains, for $2.25, which in real silver cost $12. Chatelaines, with purse of silver chain, for $2.25, that in real sil- ver costs $10. Oriental style Belts at $4, which in silver cost $26. Pincushions at 75c. and $1, which in ‘similar styles in silver cost $4 and 86. ta” We ask critical inspection of the Amber Jewelry, ‘as we claim the largest variety in the city, (Continued below.) Toe PATA BOTAL. Learmer Tuxcs You Use. the cheaper, alligator, the more expensive. Segsnees ates algal toboaee THE PALAIS ROYAL (A. LISNEB Prop.) az Cor. 12th st. and Pa ave WASHINGTON, ioe News: For Tavrsoar ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. “Cor Tix” PLUSH GARMENTS. As we are well known for the good value we give in ‘s every department in our house, we take great pleasure Our enlarged quarters enable us te display in calling to your notice our CLOAK AND SUIT PAB- our goods to better advantage, and greatly LOR. This has recently been refitted, making itone | enhances the comfort and convenience of our of the handsomest rooms in the country. Below we call your attention to 8 few good things. ee kee ee eae ee to make it more and more to your interest to Our $12.98 Seal Plush Jacket cannot be bought olse- shop here, Do not fail to visit the Fancy Bric- where for less than $16. All sizes. Boschege emp chizgptieersiehectid ar ev tet s-Brac Department when next in the store. Sealskin ornament in front, Usually sold for 825. (Location: First Floor, left of main entrance, Our $21.50 Seal Plush Modjeska is also s very ele- ‘ehape Divers Geeta Seemeacty weend gant garment, being made of one of the best quality | TWO GREAT BARGAINS. eee ee no ee ‘Wohave secured at s sacrifice a “job lot” of ‘Satin lining: Sleeves, Ornament front; worth fully $27.50. POSES PPE or eee Se Oe ot Soe We carry in stock # fall line of Plush Sacques. 1,350 | lowing extraordinary low prices: to select from, ranging in price from $22.50 to 865. 400 Fancy Zylonite Toilet Cases, one lot con- An endless variety of Cloth Costs and Raglans. Lots} taining e tooth and nail brush and s.comb, and ‘in Coats of new things never before shown by us. The lot oon ian indomtbicck tooth brush. Put up ins small round zylonite continued warm weather has influenced us to put the smallest possible margin on COATS NOW, so that they case, especially adapted for use while traveling. Colors—Amber, Garnet, White, Sky-Blue and disappear rapidly. ‘ Cardinal. LANSBURGH & BRO., ONLY $1. EACH. 1,000 Boxes of White Zylonite Sets; each box contains a handsome round or square hand- a7 mirror, a comb and a brush to match. LORY Ree OR BEAVER ONLY $1.25, $1.75 AND @2 PER SET. SJSNDON As RSS ING, G0. ‘Thee are high-grade goods and remarkably ONE PRICE 420, 422, 424 and 426 7th st. nw. cheap at these prices, and will make excellent pereggecs rete nQ-1ot _SWIss "STNAM LAU} RY. (First floor; left of main entrance.) THE BEST YET IN BLANKETS. Wor You Bue In WOULD YOU BELIEVE THAT IT WAS POSSIBLE TO MAKE SUCH A COMPLETE CHANGE? IF YOU'LL LOOK IN AT OUR FURNISHING DEPART- MENT YOU CAN BUT NOTICE THE WONDER- FULLY IMPROVED APPEARANCE THAT IT PRE- SENTS. WE'VE GAINED MUCH NEEDED ROOM BY THE MOVE, AND YOU'LL FIND THAT WE CAN NOW ATTEND TO YOUR WANTS IN: THIS DE- PARTMENT MORE SATISFACTORILY THAN WE On the F street side you will notice a window- ful of Blankets, It is one of our greatest efforts in blanket-buying, s bargain such as we have not been able to offer before. Weight, 5 pounds; quality, pure wool; size, eleven-quarters; colors, white and cardinal; price, only $4.25 per pair, You have paid $5 to $6 for a Blanket no Detter, and upon examination you will sc- knowledge it the cheapest good Blanket you COULD UNDER THE OLD ARRANGEMENT. _— sony AS THE WEEKS ROLL BY THOSE NovELTiEs | _ Fowthfoor: rear.) SILK AMERICAN FLAGS, AND NECESSITIES WHICH WE'VE PROVIDED FOR YOU ARE CONSTANTLY ARRIVING. THE BULK OF THEM ARE HERE. THE NECKWEAR OUTDOES ANYTHING THAT WASHINGTON GEN- ‘We have secured » small lot of All-Silk Ameri- can Flags, size 12 by 18 inches, which we offer very cheap, To be found at the ribbon depart- ‘TLEMEN HAVE BEEN IN THE HABIT OF SEEING. c ‘i THE DESIGNS AND PATTERNS WHICH HAVE = DRESSMAKING. BECOME POPULAR THROUGHOUT THE SOCIAL CENTERS ARE ALL HERE, ANDIN ADDITION SEVERAL NOVELTIES WHICH WE HAVE HAD MADE UP FOR US EXCLUSIVELY. THE UNDERWEAR IS SIMPLY MARVELOUS IN ITS ARRAY OF VARIETY AND QUALITY, AND THE SURPRISE THAT AWAITS YOU 18 THAT SUCH GOODS CAN BE SOLD aT svoH | “FAST BLACK” HOSE AGAIN. PRICES, WE CHARGE YOU NO MORE FOR GOOD ‘The stock was good enough before, but is bet- VALUES THAN YOU'VE BEEN IN THE HABIT OF | “*T BOW—made 80 by new arrivals, which place PAYING FOR INFERIOR ARTICLES, DomEsTIc} *H@Varlety of kinds and qualities far ahead of AND IMPORTED UNDERWEAR I8 ONE OF ouR| ""¥ Yet shown by us, And every pair war- OLDE SE ranted to be absolutely “Fast Black.” Should GLOVES AND HANDKERCHIEFS ARE, OF] ‘h¢¥ not be, # hint, and the money will be COURSE, HERE IN PROFUSION. EVERY SHADE] ‘heerfully returned. THAT THE SCIONS OF FASHION HAVE MADE te sees eet et ae eet POPULAR IN GLOVES FOR STREET AND DRESS | —F!2eCotton Hose, in one-and-one riband seven- OCCASIONS ARE LAID BEFORE YOU. WE'VE| *24-0ne rib, double heel and toe, full regular INNUMERABLE QUALITIES IN HANDKER-| ™Meand extraordinary value. CHIEFS—NONE ARE INFERIOR. ALL ARE GOOD sees Sw Sw AND THE BEST. 25, 27, 29, 31, 33, 35, 37, and 40. IN A WORD EVERYTHING THAT THE MOST | A BARGAIN IN LADIES’ HOSIERY. * FERTILE IMAGINATION CAN PICTURE AS NEC- We offer 100 doz, Ladies’ Fancy Staiped Cotton ESSARY TO COMFORT OR CONVENIENCE IN Hose, excellent weight, full regular made, in FURNISHINGS CAN BE PURCHASED OF US. ‘Modes, Tans, Grays and Browns, Only 25c, per — pair. SAKS AND COMPANY. As values go, these are worth considerably THE LATEST IN FURNISHINGS. ee ara ane oar aae etc a ‘Having finished in our own work-roomsan- other handsome line of Ladies’ Partly-made Suits, we invite your inspection thereto, We finish the waist to your measure and liking, and insure you a perfect-fitting suit, (Third floor.) gain. SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. ‘rtith nea Dat daniel} eee BOYS' SCARFS. y E HAVE BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS FRO! V5a30, Dishes the oe era - New shape in heavy Plaid Surah Silk Bows 263m SPOOL CLOT a Got, for bays, 50c. Superior quality and very at- tractive and dressy, (iret floor; right of main entrance.) SILK DRAPERY NETS, An importer preparing to go to Europe for new purchases has sold us 20 pieces of 48-inch Silk Drapery Net, at » sacrifice, and we offer them proportionately low. Black and Cream, $1.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.25 per yard. SACQUES, 36 to 42 inches long, $125, $150, $17: Beane a tant » es long, 8125. a #IXGKETs, 22 to 36 inches ae sey aia aan sae er enter REWMARKETS, 40, 378. aie ‘The substitution of the “Luncheon” for the In Long and Short Wraps, lined snd finished like our sire crip tron cpbeanegeharmrmns alr ar mular | elite, has induced the Linen manufacturers to expend a great amount of labor and skill upon Perfect-Atting Seal-skin Garments, at most pop Prices: $20, $25 $9, $35, uy to, 30, As. AN! ‘TRIMMINGS these Sets, and the designs in point of original- ity and attractiveness surpass anything yet at- of all kinds of Furyon id and cut to order, tempted in this line, B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, Hatters and Furriers, ‘White Damask Luncheon Sets, with colored borders, accompanied with 1 dozen 4-8 Nap- Coxtans Axp Corrs, ‘Two Cents Each. _28-10t___ SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY. Gesrurnen's Hass. KNOX, YOUMAN'S, N.Y. N.Y. Hats bearing these trademarks to be had only from ‘the agency in this city, SEAL SKIN a! n7___ 1237 Penna, ave., through to 412 13th st. " RY ONE OF OUR #10 SACK OR CUTAWAY suits, they sell anywhere at $15. LONDON AND LIV: i ERPOOL CLOTHING CO, né-3m ‘7th and G sts. — kins to match. Colorings Pink, Salmon, Navy Corrars Axp { CURES, Blue, Cardinal, Mixtures of Blue and Copper, _23-10t __ SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY. Orange and Gray, Cardinal and Blue, &e. ‘TTT AH OH FRE 2 by 236 yards, $5 per set. * full fe 2 by 3 yards, $6.50 per set. t it i kee 2 by 24 yards, Fringed, 86 per set, RE ERR gS%y 0B mr Colored Damask Linen Luncheon Sets, both BS Be, ¥ z 1 Knotted RRR ER 3 % z in Plain an Fringe, with 1 dozen 4-8 i B Sys8 ? Napkins to match, Colors Gray and White, OF A LITTLE TRANSATION. Synopsis:—Manufactures short of cash; we made offer on the goods. Result:—The follow- ing two Lots: Blue and Gray, Old Gold and White, Canary -and White, Pink snd White, Light Bine and Silver, Orange and White, &o, Size 2 by 216 yards, $5.50, 86.50, $7.50, and $12 per set. LOT 1~750 pairs Ladies’ Button Boots, con- noes ont sisting of Dongola Kid. Common-Sense last; wi Adm ste bete tas Pebble, either Opera or Broad-toe; Curacao wale SF ME rertn 0150 ant OO eae, Kid, with dull Kid tops, in plain or tipped toes; Bize 24 by 3 yards, $9 per set, every pair with silk-worked button-boles, and Size 246 by 334 yards, @10.50 per set, warranted solid leather soles; worth $1.50, $1.75 and $2. Our price $1.20 A PAIR. Bleached German Damask Table Sets, hand- some Fringe, 1 dozen 4-8 Napkins to match, variety of designs, LOT 2-400 pairs Men's Selected Calf Shoes, with seamless vamps, in either Laced, Button 9 by 8 yards, caly 64.50 por set, or Gaiters, brosd or narrow toes; well-made, 2 by 24 yards, only $6 per set. comfortable and stylish; regular price $2.50., Our price $1.87 A PAIR. DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE. Bleached Satin Damask Table Sets, extra quality, attractive variety of handsomely de- signed patterns, with one dosen 4-8 Napkins to match. 2 by 236 yards, only $9 per set, 2 by 3 yards, only $10 per set. 2 by 336 yards, only $10.50 per set. ‘236 by 3 yards, only @9 per set. 236 by 334 yards, only $10.50 per set, Sets, with heavy knotted fringe, one dozen 4-8 ‘Napkins to match. * by 24 yards, $10, $12, $16 and $18 per ot. ‘ 2 by 3 yards, $11.50, $15 and $18 per set. G8 2% : Elegant White Setin Damask Table Seta, 6 30 superior quality in handsome patterns, with 008 “oo? = one dozen 3¢ Napkins to match. 2 by 246 yards, 97.50 per set. RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, by 3 yards, 88 per set, Main Store-816 7th street. porrlpn bora petartephoctagd ji 24 by 3 yards, per Branches: SEat: SPR Ae ‘ne. 2M by 3% yards, $15 to $25 per set, Suamccsios Tux Oxty Dusoxn Axo 246 by & yards, $35 per set. WATCH CLUB ‘These handsome Linens are to at 1387.7 ot. aw. to that of: ‘awakén a new interest in the minds of careful Se Se house-wives, Fine Linens rank next to sare old Sousa ste] 2 7 ‘ ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. St at, New nese | 207 Gor. 11th and F sta, n.w. You Go To A FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR AND ASK HIM WHAT IS THE NEWEST STYLE FOR OVEROOATS HE WILL saY¥ ‘THAT FOR FALL COATS THE BROAD- WALE CASSIMERS ARE THE NEWEST, AND FOR HEAVY COATS, THE “MONTAG- Nac” OR “SCHNABEL” BEAVERS ARE THE MOST FASHIONABLE AND THE BEST. I ASK HIM ABOUT TRIMMINGS, AXD Hi WILL ADVISE YOU TO USE THE FINEST SILK ALL THROUGH. ASK THE PRICE, AND HE'LL SAY FOR THE FALL WEIGHT, $50 TO 960; FOR THE HEAVY, $75 TO 985. IN OUE STOCK YOULL FIND THE SAME GOODS CUT, TRIMMED AND FINISHED IN THE SAME MANNER, AT $30 FOR ONE, AND $50 FOR THE OTHER. IT WILL PaY YOU TO LOOK AT THEM. 2B BARNUM & CO., 26 981 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. We Mase Tixxos Daxce COTILLIONS IN COATS, ‘WALTZES IN WAISTCOATS, POLKAS IN PANTS. ‘When Adler Draws the Bow things have to caper to his music, and they do. You should see the ‘way things go. Weare not FIDDLING FOR FUN, But for Fortune. We want and we want trade, ‘and we must have it™ So here goes to the old tune af Come and Goods must Go. You hear our music. .We have not mentioned prices. They dropped down ex- hausted long ago. GET YOUR PARTNERS, Take the Coats on your arms: fold the Waistcoats to your hearts, prance into the Pants, and take a whirlat ‘THE HUSTLERS’ HOP. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 927 and 929 7th st. n.w., corner Massachusetts ave. Strictly One Price Open Seturdays till 11 p.m. 26 TAYLOB’S, 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Is still Headquarters for Ladies’ Gloves, Hosiery, Un- derwear, &c., &c., a8 well ss CLOAKS and SUITS. ‘We shall quote a few prices, in order you may know we carry the medium-priced goods as well as the very finest, for which we have so long been noted. 4-Button Ladies’ Kid Gloves, in all the new shades, ‘T5e. 4 and 5-Button Ladies’ Colored Suedes, embroidered, 8-Button Mousquetaire Ladies' Suede, embroidered, $1. Ladies’ Kid Gloves, in the latest Fall shades and the ‘ew embroideries, $1 and upwards. All the best makes, in Black and Colored,{at the}low- est prices, and every pair guaranteed. ‘Ladies’ and Misses’ Underwear, Ladies’ Merind'Vests and Drawers, 50c. and upwards. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, in White and Natural Wool. Balbriggan and Silk, at lowest prices. Ask to see our Ladies’ Ribbed Silk Vest at 88c. ‘Misses’ Merino Vests and Drawers, plain and ribbed, ‘37c. and upwards. Infante’ Hand-knit Wool Veets, 50c. You are cordially invited:to inspect our Ladies’ ‘Wrap Department, now located on First Floor. Our stock is (complete and comprise all the choice goods in the market, at lowest prices. ‘WM. H. McKNEW, Successor to R. H. Taxon, 933 Pennsylvania avenue. No Max Cax Foo Ocrz THERE ARE SOME THINGS “NO MAN CAN FIND OUT.” WHAT PARTICULAR PLAN WILL BE USED IN THE BETAIL FURNITURE, CAR- PER AND STOVE TRADE FIFTY YEARS . FROM NOW IS SOMETHING NO MAN CAN PROPHESY. WHAT SORT OF ADVERTISEMENTS ‘WILL APPEAR, OR HOW THE NEWSPAPERS ‘WILL LOOK FIFTY YEARS HENCE, THESE NO MAN CAN VENTURE TO PREDICT. THESE ARE CONDITIONS DEPENDENT UPON THE CHANGES TIME WORKS. Al- MOST EVERYTHING CHANGES, BUT NOT EVERYTHING, IT 18 USUAL TO SAY THAT EVERYTHING BECOMES ALTERED IN TIME; BUT THAT I8WT 80, FOR EXAMPLE: IN THEIR RELATIONS TO ONE ANOTHER MEN HAVE ALWAYS SOMEWHAT CONFIDING AND TRUSTING. THIS ISTHE BASIS OF UNIVERSAL COMMERCIAL IN- TEROOURSE. IT 18 THE KEYSTONE OF CREDIT. AND HONESTY OF PURPOSE, INTEGRITY OF CHARACTER, UPRIGHT NESS OF CONDUCT, FIDELITY TO OBLI- GATIONS—THESE ARE THE THINGS THAT NEVER CHANGE, FIFTY YEARS FROM NOW THESE QUALITIES WILL BE AS IM- PORTANT AND ESSENTIAL FACTORS I= HONORABLE BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS AS THEY ARE TO-DAY, OR WERE FIFTY YEARS AGO. IF YOU WILL STRIVE AS HARD TO EMU- LATE THE UNCHANGEABLE GOODNESS A8 YOU DO TO PIERCE THE IMPENETRA- BLE FUTURE, WE WILL BE GLAD TO SEE ‘YOU AND TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH ou. HOUSE & HERMARNNS FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE HOUGR, 981 AND 923 GEVENTH STREST X.W., AND 696 A588. AVENUE, ocl-2m Hare seigieednd diptsmedioseconase aoe = = “SEE | CL OAKS. SPECIAL -=====-—> Ewey FN Satan 52a SEAL PLUSH MODJESKAS, For quality, «1 and durability thi Rot be equaled in any other stare at loss Thee — o & fe ‘oe : MM IT 7 RN sf ia Ee = | RATE ETRE RY Mu — Mitra. UN NS kee + A BIG LIST OF BIG BARGAINS, Trimmed and Untrimmed. IN STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICES we will com- | , We shall continue the excit + tement in our Millinery FRENCH FELT HATS At $1.50 each; regular price $2. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Foster KID GLOVES $1 per pair and upwards, a3 7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Pamaveerm Srone DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS Fancy Trimmed Shirt | powr roRGET. 52-inch Ladies’ Cloth at Per yard They are the best woods Our $1 “Famous” Utica Nonperiel Shirt for 59c. Our @1 “Famous” Plaited Shirt for 630. © NIGHT SHIRTS. Our 50c, “Dwight Anchor” Night Shirts for 42c. a 500, HALF HOSE. Offered for tue money. We have thew 1 colors, 25e. Fancy Striped and Solid Colors, (fast dye), war | FINE SERGIS—Cashineres, Hentictias, Broadcloth, ranted, for 19c. a pair. $1.10.a box. Ladies’ Cloths, Tricots. All the most de- ‘35c. All-wool Cashmere Hose 25c. a pair. Srene Soods aud every shade that te 50c. All-wool Cashmere Hose 35c. a pair, PLAIDS—We hare seme rood styles for 200 : UNDERWEAR me werner “ See for bi Our 50c. Merino Underwear for $5¢. = in stripes and plaids, for 3itqc., b Our 75c. Merino Underwear for 71c. Our 85c. Scotch Underwear for 75. Our $1.50 Lambs’ Wool Underwear for #1. Our $1.75 Scotch Wool Underwear for § Our $2 Australian Wool Underwear for $1.50. ‘We have one of the largest assortments of heavy un- derwear to be found in town with the prices decidedly the lowest. BLACK GOODS— Black Silks and Silk and Wool Goods in great variety: BLANKETS—Of every description, in White, Red, and Geny. trom eter BED COMFORTS "All stylen colors, and qualities, from Ul FULL LINE OF FLANRELS, in White, Red, Blucand Gray, from 20c. up. NOTIONS. NOTIONS. Germantown, re A GENTS’ GLOVES. Spanish Wools, all clu, at hess thas lar prices ‘We are selling s Dogskin GLOVE at @1 that we war- STAMPED LINENS it great vari ty (Brige’s Tranef rant; it comes in all desirable and fashionable shades ; Patterns) forsale * 64 a Perfect fit always, CASSIMERES—For Men and Boys’ We com. SECKWEAR plete line of Taio’ Trinmaingn. Our 25¢e. “FOUR-IN-HAND" and TECKS are the | | All goods warranted as repromuted sid ho aboddy same that are sold elsewhere at 35c. We have them in | 004% a large variety of patterns. Our 450, “FOUR-IN- HAND" and TECKS will apeak for themselves, HANDKERCHIEFS, As a specialty. we will take all of our Men's 1230. KERCHIEFS HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND UNDERWEAR. REE F Colored Bordered Hemstitched HAND! re andofferthem st 7c.each. + Ens FRE NY 8 A be exe ye Eee N KN AAA aA ERE coc a ss PP Er cH A ET 820 SUITINes Ses, BPP ER i i BA E Sus8 P Eee G08 4% fon ax L I NNN EEE 5 DSERIN E i a E $5 TROUSERINGS? kur H BRS Hi IF NOT, DO 80. NN 00 FFF sta oo F 8 SNE 1 cco 00 TL aid AEH gS see FE BRL A om EYE ERY H Goo 88 £ cas = L aA ge KK NN oS “Oo Lun Lun BOL AaA OC Kk Bou tut 24 Goo Kc THE HE x os 7T A oT 00 RRR K Y «A B 3 22 Bat x ~ T AA IU Oo RRE = r nk oOokR Tt A AH ilit OO RK R ‘We have just put in aline of SILKS, which we have - closed out from one of the largest importers in New THE RECOGNIZED York city, and we can afford tosell them at over 25 per ; cent less than you will have to pay for them elsewhere LEADER Another special offer in Black Silks, which we have Just closed out from the largest importer of Silks in New York. Below we mention only s few special numbers. 20-inch Black, all-silk Rhadame, regular price, $1; our price, 75c. per yard. 21-inch Black Surah (warranted all silk), regular Price, 88. ; our price, 750. 20-inch Black Gros Grain (wear guaranteed), which would be a bargain at $1.25; our price, $1. 19-inch. Faille Francais, warranted pure silk and good valu at $1.20; our price, $1. Tsr Resutr 21-inch Black Faille Prancais, warranted all silk and cheap at $1.38; our price, $1.15. OF THE GREAT VALUES PROCURED BY THE 21-inch Black Moire, warranted all silk and actually | PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY IN CLOTHING hauscqucmpeniaend-capene FOR MEN AND BOYS I8 AN IMMENSELY IN- i ieee oe ane irene CREASED TRADE AND A HAPPY CROWD OF PA- (These motres are of foreign make and are not! rpoxs COME AGAIN-DUPLICATE LOTS OF creased in the center.) Allshades colored Moires $1.50 per yard. THE SPLENDID BARGAINS IN BOYS’ SUITS, 4 CLOAKINGS. TO 14 YEARS, AT $2.50, JUST RECEIVED. THIS ‘Wehsve them in all the new cloths, in & I8 ONLY AN ITEM. THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Plaids and Plain Goods, PRICES VERY LOW. ELEGANT CLOTHING CONSISTING IN SUITS 6-4 Heavy Beaver Cloths in plain colors for cloaks | AND OVERCOATS POR MEN AND BOYS, AND _— ere EXTRA PANTALOONS, WOOLEN AND PERCALE 6-4 Heavy Beaver Cloths for closks, in stripes and san meee on - white tk Gave egntepee pen SHIRT-WAISTS, UNDER WHICH OUR TABLES Allcolors in A for cloaks and for trimming | ABE GROANING, GO IN SAME PROPORTION, AND of same at $1.25 per yard. ARE HERE FOR YOUR INSPECTION AND PUR- HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. CHASE. EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED 10 BE 25 Table Covers, 4 yards long: style: Turkey Red, | MORE THAN FULL VALUE; IN PACT NEARLY eee ° jose at $2.25. | xD HALF WHAT IS CHARGED FOR SAME 5 2-inck Cream Table Damask, elegant vali ‘ Bock mqectogtrey 48c, M1 GOODS AT OTHER PLACES OR MONEY RE FUNDED. —or— PASHIONABLE TAILORING ar MODERATE PRICES. 615 AND 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVE " WASHINGTON, D. ©. e19-wks, 17¢ BBRBOié‘«éA (‘és “Mo” THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY, Ean’ a i Mat = $0, 400 7TH ST. N. W., COR, D. BR AA yu uae NO. 400 7TH ST. N. W., . Bos “4 “od MM Byg8 7° | 0cl0-co3m nz 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Sou Buanoars IN SHOES. ‘We have Just received four large lots of Ladies’ aaa Children’s Shoes, which must be sold within ten days, The prices at which we offer them are away below their value, and ourability to seldthem so low depends en- tirely upon our turning them into cash at once. Per- sons seeing this ad. and needing Shoes would be stand- MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, ‘We will offer Extra Bargains in ing in their own light if they fail to take advantage of BLACK WOOL DRESS GOODS, i iagnigt BRA 980. for Ladies’ Pebble Button Solid Leather, worth pee 81.50. One Lot of LUPIN'S CELEBRATED NOVELTIES at | *% £0F Child's Sole Teather Tip Spring Heel Buty ‘75e., would be cheap at $1. Another at $1.25; good | tom. Bizes, 5 to 7; worth 75e. value at @2. $1.78 for Ladies’ Curacos Kid Button; worth @2.50, arricetley's & Rchroid's SILK WARP HENRIETTAS | 93 sor Ladies’ Genuine French Kid Button, Common makes. We show them from $1 up. Ask to sce the $1.38 number; "tis a beauty. Sense or Opera Tues , worth $5. ‘WOOL HENRIETTAS in all prices, and many other | To buy before you have seen these goods will be @ New and Novel Wesaves in Black Goods. Reedless waste of money. During the coming week we will show Big Bargains in “THE ECONOMY.” BLACK SILKS, 802 7TH ST. N. W. STARGARDTER, And to those who are in need we ask them to inspect = ars our stock before purchasing, believing it will be to | oc24-co3m their interest so todo. Prices were never so low for good stock. We have them from 7éc. to $3.25 per Cou RS Axp pre Our stock of n3.10t_ SWISS x ARMURE Prices range from $1.50 to $6. They are manufsc- | ¢2.50 quality for $1.25. ‘tured from best material and the sises are Just right. ALL SHADES, RICH QUALITY, COL. PLUSH, coding toes evopecuhy isvitasimapecace” | "Are