Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1888, Page 4

4 ait hbtnen! exalt be ns wide Maa ti 282 arse tal Mie aa a lc er THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1888, THE EVENING STAR. | Busou WASHINGTON: SATURDAY...........November 10, 1588, = ——eeatewene CROSBY &. NOYES... -. Editor, ‘The Evening Star has a regular, permanent bons Sac anily clreulation more than treble any other dally paper published tn Washington, and much greater than that of all the other daily papers here added together. wisely and effectively avoided.” Harrison, in his letter of acceptance, is equally explicit. He not only favors a liberal interpretation and Vigorous enforcement of the existing law, but ‘would approve legislation extending the reform, which, he adds, it will be his sincere purpose to advance if elected. He points out that the civil-service-reform law received his support in the Senate, and expresses the opinion that all appointments under it should be absolutely free from partisan considerations and influence, and that only the interest of the public service should suggest removals. In view of these pledges President Harrison will soon be subjected to the same severe test which has been applied to President Cleveland. ‘The republican party in its platform has made distinct promises, and in the same connection it taunts President Cleveland with breaking his word in respect to civil service reform, and declares that “we will not fail to keep our pledges * * * because their candidate has broken his.” Will the party in good faith keep these promises, or disregard them as recognized forms of ante-election falsehood and deception, not expected to be taken seriously? If parti- san clamor for a clean sweep of the offices shall make the party false to its word, will pressure compel the President to prove equally false? Will he withstand political demands in pursn- ance of his “sincere purpose to advance civil service reform”? Will appointments be “free from partisan considerations and influence,” and will removals be suggested ouly by “the interest of the public service”? These are questions which greatly concern the army of government employes in the District of Colum- bia, and the District itsel?. If the offices are still to be viewed as political spoils each change of administration, whether political contro! of the nation be changed or not, will involve @ factional redistribution of the plunder, and deny all sense of security to the most de- serving clerk and all hope of the advantages of 4 reasonably permanent element of population for the District in the thousands employed by the great workshops of the Government. It may be assumed that the politicians of the re- publican party, imitating the recent conduct of the politicians of the democratic party, will, in large numbers, demand a division of the offices as spoils, contemptuously disregarding platform Promises, but it is not to be assumed that the new President will break so readily the per- sonal pledges of his letter of acceptance. He is known as a man of integrity and firmness, who lives up to his word. He will need all his resources, both of conscience and backbone, to withstand the frightful partisan pressure, under which Mr. Cleveland faltered. The people of the District and all friends of good government and of the public welfare will wish him victory im this trial. The Whitechapel murderer has added the ninth to his list of victims. ‘The stupid London police have been chasing him for more than a Year with no hope of success. As in the other cases his present victim is a prostitute, whom he has horribly mutilated. Nothing could now imerease the embarrassment and dismay of the police authorities except the an- nouncement from “the ripper,” in the line of his previous candid declarations, that he intends to change his class of victims, and make way with the police force itself, begin- ning with General Warren and working down. ‘This horrible chapter in the history of crime teaches how difficult it is to detect a murder when no personal hatred or other motive than the mere love of killing prompts the crime and farnishes a clue. DeQuincey could have made good use of this true story in his discussion of murder considered a6 a fine art. It is far more interesting and significant than any which he relates, The special danger from this incident OF BEING MADE TOO ENJOYABLE to forego its greatest comfort by wearing poorly-made and bedly-fitting Footwear, when, by our splendid stock and reasonable prices, we place ‘This advertisement will be changed every Tuesday, ‘Thursday, and Saturday. ‘The following prices are for cash on or before de- livery. W. B. MOSES & SON, Cor. 11th and P ats, 2.w. 3 Piece Mahogany Suit, French P. Glass, 210, re- duced to $180. aii’? Wal Suit, French P. Glass, $135, redaced bad 3 Piece Ant. Cherry Suit, French P. Glass, $160, re- duced to 140. ‘3 Piece Ant. Oak Suit, reduced to $33. ‘3 Piece Ant. Oak Suit, $24. reduced to €20. gia Mabe. Upright Folding Bed, 620, reduced to 8. SHOES of sterling merit and lasting comfort, combined with atyle and elegance, within the reach of every pradent ‘man and woman in Washington. “*Srone News» For Moxpar. ‘Weare better prepared than ever before to ‘meet the requirements of our customera, Both ‘the store and the stock have been enlarged, and on Monday, November 12th, we shall offer extraordinary values in each and every one of 1 Imt, Mahg. Mantel Bed, $12, redmeed to 88. our Forty Departments. 1 Fine Nat Cherry Belstend, 035, reduced to #30. 1 Do. Bedstead. $20, reduced to $15. nein i MORE WINTER WOOLENS, 1 Fine Nat. Cherry Washstand, Tenn. Marble, 35, STRICKLAND, 1 Fine Maple Tmt. Bamboo Washstand, @45, reduced FINEST FOOTWEAR, canadienne rT, to83 show. Dress Fabrics, hs ‘PU Ant. Oak Extension Table, Square Top, 8.50, | _210 930 Pennsylvania sve, reduced to 87.20. 11 Roll. Curtain Deak, Antique Oak, 52 in. long, 32 in. Wide, 45 in. high, $38 to #33. 1 Roll. Curtain Desk, Walnut, 42 in. long, 30 in.wide, 43 in. hich, #30 to 825. 1 Mshogany Finish on Cherry, Hall Rack, $60 to 850. 1 Walnut Hale & Kilbourne Buffett Bed, $125 to 875. Ant. Sideboard, #18 to $16. 1 Ash Sideboard. $22 10825. ‘antrobe 2 y Tantus Dorie Toor state Naniribe, 15 to #12. tural Cherry Cheon! Sto 8 1 Mahownay Fi Chiffoniér Piano 6 anew “haa dl ffonier Mirror, Top and Hat Bor, $22 to be ‘Nat. Cherry Finish, Chiffonier Mirror Top, 822 to s, 18 foot Mahogany Finish Extension Table, 6 legs, SE Wak Rannd Gage French Bevel Side-Board, n Marble Ton ie lor Suit, sofa, arm chair, large Sige hair Lrecept:chairrcov. in nest: colors, frames, imt, mahogany, py $100 to 880. ADIES) BLACK FEL: D RIM, 19¢, 300 Dosen f per areal ihe Boubis Som! ietne n103 Pius Coroner INDIA SILKS, 27-inch, 760. ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS, 40-in,, fine quality, 50c. BROADCLOTHS, 50-in. wide, 91. COLORED BENGALINES, very fine quality, $1.50. ARMURE SILKS, slightly imperfect, half-price. ALL SHADES IN BROADCLOTH, at $1.50, particu- lacly desirable for riding habits. EVENING SHADES IN CREPES, at 75c. PARIS NOVELTIES and Dress Patterns. MOTRE SILKS in all colors. Our whole Stock of Fine CLOAKINGS have been re- duced less than cost, ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS in all colors. OTTOMAN CLOTHS for Mourning Cloaks, Large Stock Fancy French FLANNELS. Great Bargain in Barnesley Table Linens, Table Cloths, with Napkins to match. We Fine Californie BLANKETS at Very Low prices “ps Hair Cloth Bald Walnut Frames, 850 to | STS tv os pen Naess GOODS, Mantel Cab. finely carged and 3, lance W. M. SHUSTER & Sons, 210 919 Pa. Ave. “isutel Cab, fmt, mh, bevel mirror, 618 to very fie, 8 S"Handaoine of, evel Mirror, $18 to ‘Fine Shakespeare Table, ant. Oak or Cherry, Ners, Laces, Axp Consera. ‘We offer the latest and most approved styles in Black and Colored DRAPERY NETS, Figured, Striped, Polka Dots and Blocks. FISH NETS, in Black and Cream. The above are the best quality, and goods that ‘we can recommend. In LACES, we show Spanish, Spanish Gimpure, Gim- pure, Handsome Spanish and Chantilly Flouncings, ‘Normandy Val., Real Valenciennes and Im. Do, Eng- lish Thread, Real Thread and Im. Do. Duchess, Irish Point, Antique, Torehon, Mediciand Fedora, In Corsets ‘will be found the following celebrated makes: C. P. a Ja Sirene in Coutil and Satine. Thompson's Glove-Fit- ting inE. and G. Long and Short Balls (so well known), Black, Ecra, Grey and White, Just the thing for stout ladies, R. and G.,W.0.C.,and P.D, Also ‘Misses* and young Ladies’ Corsets. ‘New Goods are being added daily, and we invite in- spection ofour stock. f fu Silkx, all coluim 83 to Ode. ‘yards Oriental Lace, for sash curtains, from 65 rds Oriental Lace, for sash curtains, from $1 “sO Yards Figured Crepe, reduced from 90 to 70e, 123 yards Fiured ‘Madras, Peticed from 90 to 75e. “ards Figured Madras, ved m 81 to SUC, yards Printed Madras, al Se. ort lengths in Cream Madras, at half & G. DAVIS, Snow E00. Tow 719 MARKET SPACE, p = ‘Have you a single window, an odd pair, if so read 1 pair (silk) 1 peir Crete. 1 pair Madras 1 pair Madras at 1 pair Madras at 2 pair Madras at oc13-3m Cor. 8th Street n.w, Ei 00;now 82235; Wit. B. MOSES & SOX, Comer 11th and F sts. nw. RFECT_GOl D-TIPPEDGLORIA, Sh ade of ik Paty Ae, 508 KAUPMAN'S Double Com- nlo-se FANCY-BORDERED, ALL-WOOL, SILVER Lee ee Ut eure ce ab KAUFMAN? Double Combination; 1241-1243 11th sae. 210-3t Cortars Axp C, ‘Two n3-10t bination, 11th st Pansveerna Sfore. DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS. ALL QUALITIES, STYLES, AND PRICES ats SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY. Srecuz Banauns to other communities than that in which it oceurs is the probability that the successful career of “the ripper” will suggest to other un- balanced intellects in which @ strong love of killing lies dormant, or repressed by fear, the safety of gratifying the murderous impulse. Crime is imitative. A single case of a peculiar class may lead to an epidem. ———<—<——s Watterson thinks that the President did it with frigidity and over-confidence in the star of his destiny, that Quay did it with much money, and that the war is not yet over in the northwest. Judge Stone’s decision in reference to count- ing the vote of a district in which the tally- sheet and certificate were sealed in the ballot- box will, it is said, give the fifth Maryland dis- trict to Compton. The republicans are likely to assume that the new House of Representa- tives is the proper appellate court to review this decision. ———— += —__ Another fire,—this time in Rochester, New ‘York,—shows how a body of men, exposed to wadden and great danger, will often lose self control entirely, and, in effect, d& stroy them- selves in a frenzy of excitement, Tho Rochester workmen in the upper stories of a high building, when threatened by flames ap- proaching them from below, gave way to a wild panic, and the mass of humanity overflowed the openings furnished by windows and was Precipitated to the pavements below. Some jamped without compulsion, others were forced out of the windows by the pressure. ‘The fire eseapes and any opportunities which there may have been to jump into nets held by firemen were disregarded. No contrivances to secure the safety of those threatened with death by fire can be of the slightest use if the individuals in danger lose their heads, $< A difference of only one or two votes may decide whether his name is Mudd or his name is Compton. Every stay-at-home voter in the fifth Maryland distriet is called upon to appre- ciate thoroughly the seriousness of his offense. —————— ‘The United States came in for their share of attention at the Lord Mayor's dinner in Lon- don last evening. “Events in America,” ro- marked Lord Salisbury in his speech, “will add more to the history of electioneering than to the history of politics.” Doubtless this is true; but his lordship might have gone farther and said that they had added a fresh page to the history of British diplomacy, Is it so common thing for a minister of Great Britain to vio- late the woll-established rules of diplomatic Ctiquette in @ friendly country that it can pass Without criticism at home? The result in New York saves the nation from a period of uncertainty even longer and more trying than was endured in the election office, for by this news the presidency would| decided. 7 , Black and fot ok ‘Tadtien Cloth, —_ FOR THIS WEEK Fancy Flanzels, &, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, ETC. co Red Blankets, All Wool White Blankets, and Cotton ud Wool, Gray Blanket, and All Prices, SoH FA uw OMFORTS. COMFORTS. CRE AA MMMMB sit Pee Spek MESES BE Panes Crete ‘That Must Sell Them. fancy Calico. LINEN DEPARTMENT. Hu Ueeeee ea Bleached Damask, Very ee U URRENN SH T Creat Datnaek, Prices, Turkey Red Damask, ‘Sud All Widths, F UR RN NNT T CARPE) CARPETS. CARPETS. Cotto and Wool, pestry in ‘All Stakes Roxbury, ‘Stinson & Co. Byrly Beets crtrs sualities way down in price Oilcloths and ‘Mattings, Oue price, aud all warrais CARHART & LEIDY, n10 ay LIGHTLY IMPERFECT_GOLD-TIPPED GLORIA, 2-lnch. @1-1% All shades of Silk Plasiy Agee fis, Ske. -KAUEMAN'S Double cas Sear Prosmes Axo Asrnaxnass, SEATON PERRY. (Successor to Perry & Bro.) 50 INCHES WIDE SILK SEAL PLU: 2 SCHES PLUSH AT 812 vi 27 INCHYS WIDE SILK SEAL PLUSH at 95. sh INCHES. WIDE. BLACK. AND BEAL” IL MEOHTED ASTRA ANS: 85 Thies (Wi IN MYRTLE GHEES, SEAL BROWN AN} BLACK at $4 and ¢. COMPLETE Stc W PARIS AND BER- RAR MARKETS AND S. H JACKETS, WRAPS NG FLOM’ S12 TO IN SEAL PLUSH Beep CLOTH HAGLANS HANGING $25 To & SEAL” PLUSH sac SIZE: Pliow e2n Toso. ALE SIZES, os HABIT CLOTHS, IX OF 50-18 z OF S01NcH, FRENCH US IMPORT IN OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT THE STOCK e 18 UNSURPASSED AND PRICES THE LOWEST. W. H. HOEKE, 801 Market Space, 308 and 3108th st, NEW “SPECIAL “OF FRA BRC \ wet HENRIETTAS, IN ALL rH, ‘WOOL HENRIETTAS AND SIN BLACK AND ALL-OU 500. See” IN PARIS COMBINATION '@ PLAIN FIGURES AND CO! ts SEATON PERR! Perry Building, Petuayivan _Street. Estublinhed 140. Re sth L ¥ Blankets, SUEDE es Se oh As we are well known for the good value we give in every department in our house, we take grest pleasure {mailing to your sotie our CLOAK AND SUIT PAR- ‘has recently been refitted, making it one of the handsomest rooms in the country, Below we call your attention to s few good things, Our $12.98 Seal Plush Jacket cannot be bought clse- where for Jess than $16, All sizes, Our $19.50 Seal Plush Visite ts one of the best val- ‘ues ever offered by us; is Quilted-Satin lined, with a Sealskin ornament in front, Usually sold for $25. Our $21.50 Seal Plush Modjeakais alo = very ele- gant garment, being made of one of he best quality ste. Ovenixe. MRS. E. BRASELMAN, No. 608 11th st. a. w. near F, FALL OPENING OF FINE ART NEEDLEWORK, On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, November 12th, 13th and 14th, 10-6" A large stock of DUNLAP'S SILK AND DERBY Pe HATS received to-day to meet the demands of election Parker cipmahit by Sooner paging An endless variety of Cloth Costs and Ragians. Lote of new things in Conte never befote shown by us. ‘The ‘continued warm westher has infiuenced us to put the ‘smallest possible margin on COATS NOW, o that they disappear rapidly. ‘LANSBURGE & BRO, Can't be beat. ' pA iv say ‘THEAGAPR REA A er largest and handsomest stock and assortment, ‘and the best values, as. matter of course. Al- most every known Wool, Silk and Velvet Fabric and Weave is here, and the soft and ‘Deautiful blending of the harmonizing color- ings ts both rich and bewildering, In “Novelty” Plaids and Suiting Patterns the array of attractive color-combinations is pleas- ing to the extreme, All the newest plain ‘shades in the smooth fabrics, such as Whip- Conds, Cashmeres, Brosdcloths, Camel's Hair, Foules, Serges, &c. Handsome pattern robes of Broadcloths, with rich borderings of tin- selled effects and Persian colorings, Plain fabrics, with plush and velvet-embroidered Dorderings and combinations, ‘Wehave recently opened s superior line of Cloaking Cloths in colorings, and effects par- ticularly adapted to Raylans, Ulaters, New- ‘markets, Wraps, &o. Also, Plain Beaver Cloths and Basket Cloak- ings for the same purposes, (First floor; new annex.) Owing to the large trade in Silks during the “Opening” week we ran short of a few grades in ‘several lines of our Silks. These we have now received, and ‘are again ready for any demand, ‘We quote below a wide range of superior Siks, offered at the popular price of one dollar per yard. 20-in Black Am, Faille Francaise. 21-in Black Fr. Faille Francaise,.. 24-in Dlack Fr, Surah Silk. 20-in Black Silk Armure.. 20-in Black “Guinet” Sill 20-in Black Silk Rhadame 21-in Black Silk Merveilleux.. 20-in Colored Faille Francaise, 22-in Figured Pompadour Satins.. 20-in Colored Surah Silks. 20-in Colored Gros Grain Silks,, 21-in Colored French Satins, 20-in Colored Silk Rhadame, ‘We are equally well stocked throughout our entire range of superior Silk fabrics. Wedding Silks a specialty. All the newest shades as quickly as they appear in this, or foreign markets, (Fist floor; new annex.) DRAPERY NET. We have just opened a decided “Novelty” pattern in » superior quality of 56-in All-Silk Drapery Net, at the low price of 82.75 per yard, which is a remarkably good value, The material is Silk Tulle, with tinselled spray of flowers in the following rich and attractive combination of colorings: Nile, with gold sprays; White, With silver sprays; Blue, with silver sprays; ‘Maise, with gold sprays; Pink, with gold sprays, ke, $2.75 per yard. (First floor: right of main entrance.) RIBBONS. All-silk Ribbons, 1% inches wide, only 12340. er yard. Satin and Gros Grain with crown edge, and All-silk Moire with crown edge, in White, Cream, Black and a variety of the most Aesirable shades, only 12s4c. per yard. ‘We have doubled the space of this department and are better prepared than ever to mevt your requirements in ribbons, (First floor; center.) ‘NEW NECKWEAR FOR LADIES. Motre Silk Ribbon Neckbands, with beaded upper edge. Long enough to go around the neck and tie ina bow in front. Very handsome and dressy. Black and Cream, with gold and silver beads, 25. each, (@irst floor; right of main entrance.) FOR OPERA CLOAKS, ETC. ‘New line of “Novelty” Blankets, in Moire and other designs, with rich borders of contrasting colors for trimmings, Specially adapted for Opera Cloaks, Bath Robes, Steamer and House Gowns, ke. $1.75 to 812each. Moire Pattern Blankets $12 each, (Fourth floor.) BLANKETS FOR INFANTS. 100 pairs 30 by 40-inch all-wool White Blankets for infants’ cribs, cradles, carriages, &c.,which we shall offer at thelow price of $1.25 per pair. (Fourth floor.) FINE MARSEILLES SPREADS, ‘ 1 case of 11-4 White Marseilles Bed Spreads at the low price of $2 each, ‘This is a better quality and in handsomer pat- terns than ever before offered at this price. A big Quilt stock, 75c. to $12 each, (Fourth floor.) A BARGAIN IN FEATHER PILLOWS. We have received another invoice of the mixed Feather Pillows, 20 by 27 inches, at the low price of $2.74 per pair, This ts the best value in Feather Pillows yet offered. (ourth floor; rear.) PILLOW-CASE LINEN, 15 pieces Fine German Pillow-Case Linen, 43 inches wide; only 46 and 50c. per yard, BUTCHERS’ LINEN. 40-inch Bleached Butchers’ Linen, 30, 3736 ‘and 50c. per yard. 40-inch Cream Butchers’ Linen, 37}¢c. per yard. (Second floor.) ‘MEN'S BLANKET WRAPS, ‘We have opened another line of Men's Blan- kot Bath Wraps in s heavier and better grade ‘than advertised « few daysago. Superior in ‘both quality, cut, and colorings; only $9. These ‘are a.comfort known and appreciated only by ‘Better values than yet offered, and you will ‘admit we have offered s number of extreordi- ‘nary values in our time. 3,500 yards Wide Torchon Laces st the low price of 123¢0. per yard, (Firat floor; right of main entrance.) MORE AMERICAN FLAGS, * ‘We have just received another 25 dosea All- 200. each, Suitable for ative purposes. Dowr Oventoor Ta ‘The election excitement of the last few weeks has ‘caused @ dull wholesale market, and now, as = climaz, comes the change in administration. The big army of ‘merchants, anticipating dull business, are not buying, IA Se——| GOODS Seven of our buyers were in New York this week, Saeeeuem| OFFERS EACH EVENING READ THE FoR PPP FOUR Pr & i io pars 2 aa ONLY, A — AER A Bak Sco Auk AAR GG AA B85 SPECIAL OFFER NO. 1. E . 30 pieces of 24-inch STRIPED and PLAID, All-Woo 320. A YARD; ‘The buyers who arrived from New York this morn- soos 2 ing request it published that they will be pleased to SeRCEAy OnE S4-inch HEAVY CLOAKINGS, 91.50 4 YARD; Regular Price, 2 s yard. ‘The Lace and Handkerchief Buyer. SPECIAL OFFER NO. 3 ‘The Dress Trimming and Fur Buyer. 50 pleces of 42-inch HENRIETTAS, ‘The Umbrella and Rubber Goods Buyer. 350, A YARD; ‘The Fan, Jewelry, and Leather Goods Buyer. ‘The Art Goods and Stationery Buyer. ee ‘The-Notions Buyer, ‘We quote below a few of the goods alreedy arrived. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Daess Goovs Banas. 100 pieces 40-inch silk finish Henriettas; every de- sirable shade, only 50c.a yard. See if you can dupli- cate this quality elsewhere under G8c.? ° ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Duss Trnnnxe Bazoarse, 75 pieces Silk Gimp Braid Trimming. fall two inches wide. Shades to match all the new dress goods colors. only 35c, a yard, You'll admit them 60c. quality. mi THE PALAIS ROYAL, Ixcorren Jewetny Banoarss, ‘The very latest Jewelry is in the formof flowers, &e., which are of frosted and polished silver, and glittering like the virgin snow ons sun-lit day, Bracelets 50c, to@1. Lace pins 75c. to $3 each. Another novelty is the Louis XV lace pin, An old style revived—a very beautiful frame of Jewels or oxi- dized silver and the center piece hand-painted picture—on mother of pearl—of some old time beauty. If these goods were purchased in the usual way of trade the prices would be THREE TIMES AS MUCH; we 2 je offer them 82 to $3. eras moran Continued below. ‘These goods are slightly mixed with cotton, but we guarantee the wear of them equal to All-Wool Fabrics ‘They come in all shades. SPECIAL OFFER NO. 4. 50 pieces 38 inch, All-Wool FRENCH SERGES, in the newest shades, 450. A YARD; Regular Price, S5e. a yard. SPECIAL OFFER NO. 5. 40-inch SILK WARP HENRIETTAS, 980. A YARD; Regular Price, $1.20 yard. Colors—Gendarme, Myrtle, Slate, Mahogany, Ser- Dents Bon Be. spectAL OFFER NO. 6. 44 All-Wool SATIN BERBER STRIPES, with rich broad border 91.00 A YARD: Regular price $1.65 = yard. Colors—Mahogany, Slate, Gobelin, Bronze, Navy. &¢ SPECIAL OFFER NO. 7; 10 Pieces of 40-inch All-wool FRENCH SERGES, ‘with silk and Velvet stripes of exact match, 500, A YARD; ‘Regular price $1 a yard. SPECIAL OFFER No. 8. ‘3 Cases of Heavy 10-4 WOOLEN BLANKETS, Onn — 81.50 A PAIR; Nicuraowx Buzcars, Regular price 82 pair. nrheremustbea hundred styles,” said the writer. | Our patrons will please bear in mind that the above ‘The Buyer counted the styles, THERE ARE 129 DIFFERENT STYLES. “Prices nearly half what they are really worth, or I should @t have closed out his stock,” said the buyer. We Jump from one extreme to the other—over a hun- dred steps between—5%e. for good Muslin Night gowns, with double yoke back, tucked yoke front and prettily trimmed, and $15 for China Silk Gowns, in all offers will hold good for 4 DAYS ONLY. (UNTIL WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 14.) colors, elaborately trimmed with Plat Vah Lace, ms Pe oot fA E OVER 5,000 GARMENTS IN THIS LOT. at BPP Ee SoH AA THE PALAIS ROYAL, P ‘ERE naa tu ooo 00k SE oA EF Srawren Goons Buanoars. $62.8 3 AA EK. 750 ploces of Pure Linen Splashers, et. stamped in coo tum Soo AA4 EK entirely néw designs. Prices for some things nearly - a a oo te Ez R SSP PERM oo F oF ERE S358 = Tray Clothe 2be. worth 306, | See ‘You'll say the cheapest Stamped Goods of 1888. THE PALAIS ROYAL, We have selected from our immense stock of Cloaks ‘the following for SPECIAL MENTION, which we would please have you look over carefully, and com- pare with others in the city. LADIES’ NEWMARKETS, Tailor made, striped cloth, with cape and bell sleeve; 87.50. (Continued below.) Bisck Hose Heanovanrens HEADQUARTERS, We have in NEWMARKETS 2 fine line of TM- PORTED BRAIDED GARMENTS, with capes, bell oF Angel sleeves. This goods are absolutely perfect fit- Decacse we fmmport direct from the manufacturers. ‘ting, and will stand comparison with any garments of HEADQUARTERS, the kind made. IN JACKETS, we are showing a line never before equalled by us or any other house in this city. ‘We have them in all new shapes, shades and cloths: braided, astrachan trimmed and plain ; in short, every- thing imaginable in the line of Jackets ‘We mention » bargain, that is,a Jacket made of BERLIN TWILL CLOTH, Braided handsomely, all ONLY 94.85. Decaure we can afford smaller profits than our neigh- ‘bors who credit, and therefore offer better values for the prices. HEADQUARTERS, ‘because our immense stock, endless variety, and large ‘sales make it evident, Price list below, but don't judge by the prices, but by the qualities for the prices and every garment we offer is elegant value, ‘MISSES’ CLOAKS. In NEWMARKETS we have all the new and Styles, such as the new Angel Sleeve and Cape in ‘Mahogany. ‘The new large Bell Sleeve in striped grand selection of Garments in the braided and plain Goods, ranging from $5.25 for: years, rise 50c. a size, up to $26 for sixteen ‘We sell but one quality and that the best, ‘We need hardly write, MONEY REFUNDED IF THEY STAIN. Thousands of pairs have been sold and but two pairs returned, and then for inadequate reason. Only 25c. a pair, and identical to those sold by us last season at 35c. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Laces Fist Brack Hose. If they stain the feet or clothing or do not wash Jet Black MONEY REFUNDED. Cotton, 25, 35, 40, 55, 65, 70, 75 cents, Lisle, 55, 65, 75, 90, 95 cents, 81, $1.25, $1.35. Plaited Silk, 75, 85, 98 ocnts, $1.35, $1.50. ‘Spun Silk, $1.68, $1.98, $2.48, $2.09, $2.89, $3.19. ‘Raw Silk, $3.48. $4.08, $4.98, 85.68. Cashmere, 44, 50, 68, 75 cents, $1, $1.29, Silk and Wool mixed @1.35 per pair. Fleece-lined 44 and 55 cents pair, S27 We ask attention to the splendid valine we offer at 350. or 3 pairs for $1, and also to the fact of hav- ing heavy and medium weights, Our 25¢, Black Hose are the 35c. goods of those who don’t import them direct, Is still Headquarters for Ladies’ Gloves, Hosiery, Un- derwear, &c., &c., as well as CLOAKS and SUITS. ‘We shall quote a few prices, in order you may know wecarry the medium-priced goods as well as tho very finest, for which we have so long been noted. 4-Button Ladies’ Kid Gloves, in all the new shades, ‘Te. 4 and 5-Button Ladies’ Colored Suedes, embroidered, 85e. 8-Button Mousquetaire Ladies’ Suede, embroidered, 1. ‘Ladies’ Kid Gloves, in the latest Fall shades and the ‘Rew embroideries, $1 and upwards. ‘All the best makes, in Black and Colored,jat the?low- THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) ‘This list may be a little confusing—we have so many different styles. PLAIN BLACK COTTON HOSE (not ribbed). Style No. 1 comes in sizes 5 to 84, at 250. a pair. Btyle No, 2, sizes 5 to 646; prices 25e. to 350, ‘Btyle No. 3, sizes 5 to 836; prices 400. to 550, BLACK RIBBED COTTON HOSE. Tx: “Wasraze Beseav Promses No Max Cax Faw Ovr COLDER WEATHER FOR SATURDAY. AS THE BUREAU IS ALWAYS RIGHT «*) ‘THE BOYS WILL WANT OVEROOATS FOR THERE ARE SOME THINGS “NO MAS CAN FIND OUT.” WHAT PARTICULAR PLAN WILL BE USED IN THE RETAIL FURNITURE, CAR- PET, AND STOVE TRADE FIFTY YRARS FROM NOW IS SOMETHING NO MAN CAN PROPHESY. IMMEDIATE WEAR MORE OF THEM RECEIVED SINCE OUR LAST WEEK'S NOTICE OF THESE GOODS. a8 USUAL WE CAN SAY THAT NO ONE oa THR CETT BAS A MORRSTELNE LED WHAT SORT OF ADVERTISEMENTS WILL APPEAR, OR HOW THE NEWSPAPERS WILL LOOK FIFTY YEARS HENCE, THESE NO MAN CAN VENTURE To PREDICT. FRESH FROM THE BEST NEW YORK ‘MANUFACTURERS, AND NO ONE WILL OB CAN SELL THEM TO YOU FOR LESS MONEY THAN WE DO. THESE ARE CONDITIONS DEPENDENT UPON THE CHANGES TIME WORKS AL- MOST EVERYTHING CHANGES, BUT NOT EVERYTHING. IT 18 USUAL TOSAY THAT EVERYTHING BECOMES ALTERED IN TIME, BUT THAT IST 80. POR EXAMPLE: SAME OF BOYS’ SUITS AND ODD PANTS. &2 MnsUEs Co, IN THEIR RELATIONS TO ONE ANOTHER MEN HAVE ALWAYS BEEN SOMEWHAT CONFIDING AND TRUSTING, THIS IS THE BASIS OF UNIVERSAL COMMERCIAL IN- TERCOURSE 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 PROM NOW THESE QUALITIES WILL BE AS IM. PORTANT AND ESSENTIAL FACTORS IN HONORABLE BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS AS THEY ARE TO-DAY, OR WERE FIFTY YEARS AGO. 29 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. We Mase Trxcs 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 money and we want trade, and we must have it, Bo here goes IF YOU WILL STRIVE AS HARD TO EMU- to the old tune of LATE THE UNCHANGRABLE GOODNESS A8 YOU DO TO PIERCE THE IMPENETRA- BLE FUTURE, WE WILL BE GLAD To SER YOU AND TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH. you. MONEY MUST ‘Come and Goods must Go. Youhear our music, We have not mentioned prices, They @ropped down ex- hausted long ago. GET YOUR PARTNERS, ‘Take the Coate on your arms: fold the Waistcoats to D N your hearts, prance inte the Pants, aud take a whirl at BOUsE & BERMARES THE HUSTLERS’ HOP. CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE HOUSE VICTOR E. ADLER'S 921 AND 923 SEVENTH STREET N.We 20 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10 927 and 929 7th st. n.w., corner Massachusetts ave, mca ve |Looor Lo Yous Own [xraxzere AND 636 MASS. AVENUE. ocl-2m, Open Saturdays till 11 p.m. And Buy Your Medicine of F. 8 WILLIAMS & co, Gexsrmers Hats DRUGGISTS, acpi _ * ‘Corner Ninth and F Streets N.Y. xr Our stock of Drags, Chemicals, an’ 4s the larvest of auy Ketail Store in the city Always sure of getting them pure directly with the manufact money, as khown by the following partial List, ‘The best, ‘Triple Extracts in bulk J QUININE, 1 dozen 1-grain Capsules. 1 dozen 2-«rain Capsules, ‘Hate bearing these trademarks tobe had only from ‘the agency in this city. eSAOQUES, 36 to 42 inches long, $125, #150, @175, % inches long, $100, $125, 815 JACKETS. 22 to 26 inches long, $100, 8125, 150. Sisde trom beet Tepion dreawed akine, Ja Long, and Short Wrap, lined thd fished like our Saris axe ze at most popular = SOLS RNB flianiexos of all kinds of Fur, on mont 100 S-erain Capwulen 1 dozen 5-¢raiu Capsules... 100 S-¢rain Capmules. of hand and cut to order. B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, Hatters and Furriers, B7___1237 Penna. ave., through to 412 13th st. Allcock’s Porous Plasters, Ayer's Sarsaparilla....... Ayer’s Hair Vigor...... Ayer's Carthartic Pilla, C. Hercunssox, rupbiaireie Bovinine, #mall.. Bovinine, lane... —_— Ball's Cough Syrup "8 Jamaica Gini. $8 9, AE SE os | Benson's Cancine Planters isc $3 kn &8 fh FS - (Se w=» | Casumere Bouguet Soap Coo Ku 00 ATA KK Sss8 7 | Cities Little Lives bak < eR comprising the largest and most complete assortment | Williams’ Little Liver Pulls, the best. of Foreign Wraps for carriage and street wear, to- | Cuticura Resol vent. gether with all the latest novelties ‘Cuticura Ointment Carnick's Soluble Fi - oo0 EEE TTTT 88, jek's Solu lane. A 89 Ex pee me Carnieks Soluble Pood, lnee ie ae | Ke Ee fF Sagq | Camp's Arsenic Wafers J ars co Bx, Eas + y -- | Campbell's Arsenic Wafers, lange .. | Ely’s Cream Balm...... | Effervescine Bromo Caften Fellow's Syrup Hypopbompliltes | German Porous Plaster. Hop Bitters per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters Hood's Sarwaparilla Horsford's Acid Phosphates... Horsford's Acid Phosphates Lance. Hoff's Malt (Tarrant's) ne Hof’s Malt (Eiauerz) Humphrey"s Specifics, No. 1 to 1: Hunyadi Water........ Hanson's Corn Salve Iron Bitters per bottle. . Luported Bay Rum, lange bottles At $1.50 each; regular price 82. DRESS TRIMMINGS. Foster KID GLOVES 61 per pair and upwards, 23 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Prerce's Golden Med. Discovery. Pierce's Favorite Prescriystion Pierce's Purrative Pellets, Tse Arresriox (Of the physicians and the public ts invited to DOUGLASS’ EMULSION OF PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AND SODA, For the relief and cure of COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, GENERAL DEBILITY, And nearly all Pulmonary troubles, and if taken in Williams’ Comp, Sarsaparilia. time will arrest the progress of Consumption, ‘Williatus’ Rose Tooth Powder. ‘Williams’ Hair Toute, the best. ‘Williams’ Rheumatic Plaster... In putting this preparation on the market no claim is very fragrant, refresbing, att lasting, #1 per put. Bandoline is uncqualn! as a beaut\fier of the oom. pipes, an je reguinite to the ‘Ladies? rs Finders the stn wali eth aa att y [tS ebould use it ener ar tet eat prices, and every pair guaranteed. ‘Ladies! and Misses’ Underwear, Ladies’ Merino Vests ‘and Drawers, 50c, and upwards. Ladies" Bibbed Veste, in White and Natural Wool. Btyle No. 4, sises 5 to 834: prices 25¢. to 350. Btyle No. 5, sizes 7 to 8; prices 40c. to 50c. Style No. 6, sizes 6 to 934; prices 45c, to Gc. Style No. 7, sizes 6 to 844; prices 50c. to G5c. ‘Balbriggan and Silk, at lowest prices. ‘Ask to 200 our Ladies’ Ribbed Silk Vest at 88. ‘Misses’ Merino Vests and Drawers, plain and ribbed, ‘37e. and upwards, Infants Hand-knit Wool Vesta, 500. ‘You sre 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, Style No, 8, aises 5 to 936; prices 450. to 70c. Style No, 9, sizes 6 to 9; prices 60c. to 75. ‘BLACK RIBBED LISLE HOSE. Bizes 5 to 834; prices G4e. to 880, BLACK SPUN SILK HOSE. Sizes 5 to 8, Prices 60c. to 900. BLACK CASHMERE HOSE. Btyle No. 1, in sll aises, for 250, Btyle No. 2, sizes 5 to 834, prices 25c. to 450, Btyle No. 3, sizes 5 to 836 prices 450. to 600, Btyle No. 4, sizes 6 to 946, prices 450. to @0c. Btyle No. 5, sizes 5 to 9, prices 400. to 8c. Btyle No. 6, sizes 5 to 836, prices 60c. to 900. 627 Wehave every Style of Ribbed Hose that's ‘made, Some with Oxford fest, Nearly all havedouble} ng ‘Axnees, apd all have double toes and high spliced heels. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) ‘WM. H. McKXEW, ‘Successorto RH. Tariom, . ‘What haven't we in Fast Black Hose? penrearestions ts sme utes ren fea Gredbury Pisne Ware Rooms, Office on First Floor). ‘3d, It is better and cheaper than nine-tenths of tho so-called Emulsions, and costs but 7c. for large bot- te, or 3 bottles for $2. TEMPLE corner th and F xte, ¥. 8 WILLIAMS & CO, Proprictors, Tae Tor Tar Comp Las Best ° ‘Real Btone, three colors, pare mapa atD sme tae ‘The BEST PRESENT for Children and Adulte, ‘For @1.75 or @2 a good average box, Pra | APPlY for Descripfive Catalogue. sent post free, to ¥. aD, RICHTER & CO,