Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1888, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: Patgn politics, with its upon padlie attention, is out of date. The op- portunity is now giving to quit talking politics fora while, and to give one’s thoughts and efforts to something else. - There are, for example, a good many things about Washington that need attention. First of all, instead of wasting more time and breath in telling what might have been, if something else hadn't happened, citizens might see if ‘canes aa - up a “boom” for the general the town, which has been rather dull, of hosted ere interest and energy. Next, they might take fora theme the advantages of Washington as a place of and a point for the investment of capital, illustrating the subject by a few strik- img examples of the rapidly increasing value of real estaje in the city and vicinity. Then a Metle sarplus eloquence might be worked off to | 20c. geod purpose on the District Commissioners, with the view of getting better side-walk pave- ments throughout the city, and especially oa, of the streets most frequented by and which are now in a condition ‘that is at once disgracefal to the District gov- ernment end dangerous to those who are com- pelled to use them. The triumvirate ought to be to quit riding around in comfort- able fora while, and go afoot, like commgn peoplé, and thus learn some of the greataeceds of the city, about which they now seem to know or care very little. In the same they might be asked if there isn’t somé Way by which people and companies who tear up the streets for various purposes can be compelled to put them in decent condition within a reasonable time, or some time. The inguiry might be squarely put to them whether, as simple citizens of the town, they think the muddy ditch along the north side of Pennsyl- vania avenue is anything less than a public out- rage. Another subject greatly needing attention is the iniquitots building lien law at present in force here, which makes a privileged class of those engaged in certain lines of business, and interYeres with the growth and pros- perity of the city. If from sympathy, interest, judgment, or any other reason, the Com- as at present constituted cannot see its clear torecommend the proposed amend- ment to the law, which will wipe away its op- reasive and unjust provisions without defeat- ing its legitimate purposes, then a change in the composition of that body ought to be in- sisted upon. The welfare of the city and the Tights of the citizen are of more consequence than the special interests of any one man, or any set of men, and should be looked after and preserved accordingly. Then there is another subject in behalf of which every body in Washington ought to join hands and work together without ceasing. «+ That is a better water supply. There is no one thing that stands so much in the way ot the immediate growth of the city, and which so directly affects the comfort of ita,peopie as the present scarcity of water. It may not be amiss, in going along, to spend some breath in. impre- cations upon rascally tunnel contractors, in- competent workmen, corrupt inspectors, and ignorant or careless engineer officers, and to wish them ail safely in the penitentiary in pun- ishment for the great wrong they have done; Dut the main thing is more water? That should be the theme of argument, song, and prayer, ‘until it is secured. An organized effort ought ‘to be made to lay before Congress immediately upon assembling the vital need of prompt and action by that body toward this specitic end. committees, courts of in- airy, and growls in the newspapers, are well enough, in their way, and serve a useful pur- ‘pose; but they leave ont of view or rather fail to directly promote the main issue. What Washington needs to insist upon, and to insist ‘Upor all the time, is a better water 1, with- out delay. Tt can hardly be that united, vigorous and persistent efforts to this result would fail for long. ‘Then the increasing encroachments of rail- ‘way and other corporations upon the rights of ‘the people must be resisted more effectively than they noware. Nothing short of organized effort will accomplish anything in this direction, #0, too, united action would in the end secure a much-needed improvement in the quality of ga0 now supplied in Washington. If the pres- ent monopoly is not willing and cannot be made to furnish it, then relief must be sought in a competing company. It is intolerable that sng community should be imposed upon in thia Tespect as the people of Washington have deen. These and s number of other things which will readily suggest themselves to thoughtful and public-spirited citizens, are far better than politics, for this community, whose city, and to promote the health and comfort of its people. They are certainly worth striving for, earnestly, in season and out of season. Let every one therefore eschew excess of pol- ities for a while, and go to work and keep at work for them with a will, “A long pull, a strong pull, and & pull all together,” will cor. $$$ The citizens who are arranging for the in- suguration of the next President, and indeed ‘the peopie of the city generally, are pleased to find that the Postmaster General will not take } F i uy had been successful in the election. The Secretary of the Interior, from whom permission to use the pension building must be obtained, will undoubtedly Ht | i : ipess. ‘See what we have on the “tapts” for you this week: BLACK SILK SPECIALTIES. ee ee eee ae Faille Francaise, 97i¢e. 21-Incu All-Silk Extra Heavy Amaure, $1.05 per ya. 2tinch “ ed “Surah, 75c. per yard. ‘ce ee Bhadame, 75c. per Si-hach AB Se Retcatery ‘Satin Luxor, $1.10 per mammoth kind. These are picked from a big lot con- taining fine erades, which wewish you could see. A casual observer need but pass through out Silk De- partment to feel assured that in quality and variety we carry treble the stock of any other house. ‘Oue, All One Price, and that price guaranteed, Samples cheerfully sent. LANSBURGH & BRO, 420, 422, 424 and 426 7th st. We are the Sole Agents for the Standard Fashion Patterns; improvement on all others. Ask for Fashion Paper, free to anybody. Mailed to your éddress upon ‘application. nit Manverocs Vacors ON OUR THIED FLOOR. ‘We slways inform the public of certsin Bargains on Sn eraecauae it 1 our duty to doo ae «compensation for-patronage received and confidence placed in us. ‘We call the attention of the people to-day to Great and Special Bargains exhibited on ofr Third Floor, with a specification of some of the most important offerings, as follows: A New Invoice of Fine Imported Corduroy, in all the pward. New Shades and Fabrics, from 60c. and u) We claim to have the best assortment of Velveteen in almost auy color imaginable, at the lowest figures. 250 Dozen of Gent’s Shawknit Half Hose, full regu lar made, Tan Color, at lic. per pair; regular value "es Children's Caps, in Woolen and Velvet fabrics, worth 50c., 75c. and $1, to be sold at 25c. each. Several dozen of Children's Domet Flannel Skirts, reduced from 50 to 25c. A lot of Canton Flannel Underwear, consisting of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Pants, redueed from 50 and 75e. to 250. A small lot of Misses’ all whalebone Corsets, reduced from 75e. to 25e. Over a thousand dozon of Men’s Suspenders, extra strong Elasticity, ine Metal finish, equal to auy 25c. Suspenders in the market, we offer at 17c. per pair. Having the best line of Cloaking Material in the city We feel duty bound to refer to this matter in our ad- Vertisement. In order to give the public an idea of our assortment, we will specify the following: A line of Striped, in New Colors only, at $1. worth $2. A line of Striped extra heavy, at $1.75; worth $2.25. A line of Checked and Striped, beautiful designs, new colorings, at $2.75; worth 83.50. An assortinent of Plain Kerseys in all the leading colors, at reasonable figures, Also, Astrakhans and Plushes, aud almost any other fabric appertaining to this line. ONE PRICE, and that the Lowest. pound package « of bai best pe vor mn ex! ul pints. KOLB Saker a: Cuanzes Kosestex Is Creprrep WITH HAVING ORIGINATED THE PHRASE “CHEAP AND NASTY,” BUI WHOEVER DID MAY HAVE HAD IN MIND THE CHEAP CLOTHING THAT WE SEE ADVERTISED SO MUCH. TRE SEASON IS COMING FOR CHEAP OVERCOATS, AND SOON THE POPULAR CRY WILL BE “SATIN LINED OVER- COATS FOR $15," IN SOME CASES IT WILL LE “REDUCED FROM $20.” A SATIN LINED OVERCOAT AT 815 IBA “DELUSION AND A SNARE” MADE OF SEODLDY AND COTTON, THE “SATIN® LINING HAS A COTTON BACK WITH A LITTLE POOR SILE ON TEE FACE, SOON WEARS “GREASY” AND RUSTY AND FRAYS OUT CERTAIN HOUSES IN NEW YORK Ms SE A SPECIALTY OF THESK GOODS. THEY SELL THEM TO THE TRADE AT $10 TO $12. IN JANUARY THERE IS A DE- MAND FOR LOW-PRICED GOODS. WE BOUGHT SOME LAST YEAR, JUST BEFORE OUR FIRE, AT $12, MAKKED THEM $15, SOLD THEM AT OUR FIRE SALE FOR 87.50. 42 THAT PRICE THEY WERE CHEAP ENOUGH, BUT WE'LL NEVER BUY ANY MORE TO SELLAT 15. FOR THAT ONE CAN GET A GOOD ITALIAN CLOTH LINED OVERCOAT THAT WILL DOGOOD SERVICE. DON'T BUY A SATIN-LINED COAT UNDER $25. BELOW THAT A GOOD ITALIAN OR WOOLEN LINING IS THE ONLY ONE WORTH HAVING. IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE Us TRY IT. YOUR EXPERIENCE WILL THEN BE AS GOOD AS OURS, E. B. BARNUM & CO, 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Franrct. Sacrr FICE DRESS GOODS, &a 6-4 Wool PLAID recently $1.50, now $1. 40-inch All-Wool HENRIETTA CLOTHS recently 50c., now 380, ‘36-ineh AU-Wool SUITINGS recently 45c., now Sle, Double Width TABLE CANTON FLANNEL te- cently 7 Se., vow S0e. 60-mch PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK recently ‘TSe., now 50c. % ALL LINEN NAPKINS recently $1.25, now $1 dozen KNOTTED FRINGE LINEN TOWELS recently ‘$2.25, now $1.50 dozen. LONSDALE CAMBERIC lic, DR. WARNER'S CORSETS 950, MONARCH SHIRT 97e. BLACK FLAT CAMBRIC 5c, Great Sacrifice. Cail Early, BRODHEAD & CO.. 907 F st., (Masonic Temple) n1S-3t B. H. Smmexrn & Soxa 1237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, oa ge tard, toe en ork we oter ue com | PAYS TO REAB ai ERE Hm occ x K “rere H&S Ex EE TY ee Py 2 i i G8 « A DoD VY vy ™ TTrT gs! a BD BY o THE 8883 Bee i ¢ & Av A DDD v 2 ‘ss: BIG BARGAINS EN EVERY DEPARTMENT FOR TO-MORROW. z UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 1 Pair Each Lace Curtains— $2.50, $1.65, 1.75, $1.39, $1.10, 3 Pair Heavy Raw-Silk Curtains, 36.in, Chenille Dado, Were $8.50. Friday, 85. 9 Birch-wood Comer Brackets, price 25¢. Friday 16c, 1 lot Silk and Chenille Fringe, was $1.25 yard, Friday 93c. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. 50 remnants of Henrietta Cloths, Flannels, etc.,at half of price. 1 lot of White Cotton, drill- ings slightly soiled, at Se. per yard, former’ price 1240. 1 lot of 4-4 Colored Cotton Italian Cloths, for Lining purposes, at 8c. per yar; former price 15e. yard. 1 lot of Striped Linen Towels, to close at 4 for ‘5c, ; former price 10c. ¢ CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 10 Misses’ Newmarkets, sizes from 2 to 10 years, Tanging in price from $5.50 to $8.50, Friday $4.98. 6 Newmarkets, plain cloth, braided snd trimmed in astrachan, Sold for $9. Friday $7.50. LADIES’ UNDERWBAR DEPARTMENT, 1 lot 98c, Gowns, handsomely trimmed. For Friday ‘75e, 1 lot Children's 25. Drawers. Friday 10c. NOTION DEPARTMENT. 1 lot Satin-Lined Card Cases, worth 15c. Friday 3c. 1 lot Large Brass Frames, worth 20c. Friday 5c, SCHOOL SUPPLY DEPARTMENT. 1 lot School Bags, worth 15¢, Friday 5c, lot Slate Sponges. Friday 3 for le. LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT, 1 lot Leather Pocketbooks, worth 50 to 68e, Friday 1 lot Leather Wallets (Gent's), worth 50c. Tiday 25¢, JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. Llot Gold-Plated Padlock Bracelets, worth $1.50. Friday 88c. 1lot Rhine-Stone Pins and Hair-Pins, Friday 21c. LADIES’ NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. lot 50c. Sk Ties. Fridzy 300. 2 lot Novelty Plastrons, worth $1.75. Friday 880, VEILING DEPARTMENT, 1 lot Sewing-silk Veilings, worth 25c. Friday 10c. 1 lot Mirabeau Veilings, worth 10c. Friday 5c. yard. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. 1 lot Persian Gimps, were 75c. yard. Friday 250, * Caiaie of our $1.38, $1.50, $1.75 or $2 Black Lace Flouncing Friday, $1.23 a yard. FUR DEPARTMENT. 1 lot Black Russian Hare Fur, worth 50c, Friday 35e. yard, 1 lot Black Monkey Fur, worth $1.75. Friday $1.25 yard, FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT. 1 lot of Tin Toys, worth 25 and 35c. Friday 190, 1 lot Plush Toilet Cases, worth $1.50. Friday @1, BOOK DEPARTMENT. Dante's Inferno, Milton's Paradise Lost, Purgatory aud Paradise, illustrated by @ Dore, slightly shop- 98; publisher's price on same 86. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. 1 lot Colored 45 and 22-inch Flouncings; also, All- overs ty match, worth 75c.to $1.50 ayard. Friday RSe yara 1 lot Narrow Cambric Embroideries, worth 3 to 5c. yard. Friday 1 cent yard. LACE DEPARTMENT. 1 lot Everlasting Trimmings, worth S to 12c, yard. Friday Sc. yard. J lot 45-inch Val. Flouncings, worth $1.25 yard. Friday G8c. yard. GEN1'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. Boys’ $1.25 Gossamer Coats will be closed at 50c. each, Men's $% Gossamer Coats will be closed at $1.00, HOSIERY DEPARTNENT. Ladies’ $1.25 Natural-wool Ribbed Veats, For Fri- ay 75e. 1 lot Ladies’ 25c. Fancy Hose will be closed at 150, MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. 15 handsomely trimmed Felt Turbaus, nicely trimmed, sold for $5 and $6, 3 dozen Boys’ Cloth Folo Caps, all colors, satin lined, worth 25c, RIBBON DEPARTMENT, ‘The balance of our 35c. and 50c. Fancy Ribbon Vel- ‘vet and Plush Stripes, in good shades, 10c. per yard. Choice of our Fancy Plush Caps for Children, sold from 98c, to $1.50. Friday 38¢, BRB MM MM Be o& FF MMAR 3 sSis Hh ek BOG BAR SSS Bee A“R Yow NM "= 215 «7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS, Tae Crresraren Has “YOUMANS," N. ¥,; "KNOX" N.Y, and HENRY HEATH, Lond: ‘the Agency of sited § SONS, 1227 Pennsylvania ave. CRItING TRE CUPTERS—b0e, FoR coTICY Resolvent. 8.5.8. Hop Bitters, iron Bitters, Hos- {clter’s Bitters and same reduction, on nearly Rize thing. KOLB PHARMACY, 7th and fists. Ww. jt Do Prove Ru Aovernsenents If you had seen the many Ladies who, in re- ‘sponse to our Invitation to cut out our advertise- ment from last Monday's Star, called, saw, and freely purchased of the goods mentioned there- in, you'd say “Yes,” and from the number of our fair visitors you might alsoiufer that people ‘imust know that “WE HAVE AND SELL WHAT WE ADVER- ‘TISE.” ‘The special items advertised in Ladies’ Goods ‘We shall sell for the balance of the week, GENTS, CLIP THIS And see if we can’t save you from 10 to 30 per cent on the following goods. Remember, you ‘Will not be urged to buy; 120 Pairs Finest French Calf Custom-made Boots, 3 different styles, B,C, D aud E widths. ‘This Week $4.65. 50 Pairs latest style best American Patent Leather Shoes, for Evening Wear. ‘This Week $3.75. 65 Pairs Fine Calf, Triple Sole, Scotch Bot- tom Laced urable as iron. _— ‘This Week $2.95, ‘This Week $1.87, arava ‘This Week $1.48, —— ‘This Week 50c, . WM. HAHN & CO, RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th street, ‘West End Branch: 1922 Pa. sve, ‘Capitol Hill Branch; 231 Pa. ave. 2.4, Gast» Sur Scour PRESSED FOR mee” Goce called oe sat Custoa Crormes. ‘There are a class of geutiemen in thin city who never fecl “dressed” unless they sre wearing clothes made to their measure. It's s peculiar, satisfied feeling to ‘know you were measured and the clothes cut and made for you personally. To these gentlemen wo want to mya word, ‘No mattér where you've been getting your clothing made—in New York, London or of us—you have never had shown you such a variety of Foreign and Domestic desirable suit patterns as we've collected to meet this season's demands, The array includes a class of cloths that it has been considered impracticable to show in this city. Youcan’t find them anywhere élse. ‘They haven't got them. We thought they'd please the tastes here, so we made the venture. It bas proven pot toboaventure, It'sadecided success. If you prefer Londou styles, we've got just what they're wearing ‘there, If New York fashion is your preference, we can lay before you all the popular patterns, ‘The cut, trimming and make will be equal to the best that is produced in the world, and we'll guarantee the At to be perfect. What can excel perfection? ‘Your advantage in letting us make your clothes is the saving in the expense, and we are all willing to save, are we not? We don’t charge you anything forthe privilege of patronizing us—the leading New York and ‘London society tailors do. This will save you about 50 per cent on the cost of your clothes and they" de just as good in every particular. “A word to the Wise,” ete. One specialty we've got is three grades of Black and Blue Cheviot. We'd ordinarily be obliged to charge ‘$28, $30, and $35 per suit for these identical weaves, buts prominent cloth manufacturer showed us some samples and we appreciated their value, He named a figure—an exceedingly low one—the only stipulation being that we take all he had—we were glad to do so, We can make these $28, 30, and $35 grades up for $25, Just think of it-$25. There's nothing dressier or more durable aud satisfactory in all respects than Cheviot; and this isas good Cheviot as you will find anywhere. You can have them made as you want them, too, in sack or cutaway style, and the man who measures yon cuts the garment, SAKS AND COMPANY, GENTLEMEN'S TAILORINGS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE BIS Cor Tis Oor ‘The folowing isa listofafew of the many goods iis Lave been greatly reduced for cash on or before lelivery Please call early to avoid the rush and to secure the ay You desire betore they are sold. You are cor- Vited to call. and inapect our eliormons stock ue p Purchase of not fina re- the part of any employe oor task any i be reported to sh pen Wash v cieert Stree eee Lis’ 2 Tapestry Ru; 5215.5, worth $2 — sche fuced to $21, 2° “ 10.6x13.3, worth $20, ‘Reduced to $20. 1 Velvet Rug, 10.6x12.6, worth €38,, 3 SHAT Senta ae ‘Reduced to $28, SS ee to 928. = - “ 10.6x12.9, we 38, 3 Velvet Rug, 12,0213.9, a th rid: mamecane , 13.1 3.9, wort 2, = Reduced to $30. 2 * “ 8.3x8.3, worth 822.50. 1 “ © 12%.9212.9, worth g: 9.6x9.6, worth $27 1 Body Brussels Rug, 9.69.6, w As cata 9315.6, worth §: “ 3.9x8.0, worth an eta Reduced to $7. 2 ad “ © 6x7.0, worth $14, th 820, Reduced to $8. Seen nae Te) Ue eehacel ie SIRED rae 2 heals i ae 6, te aa a ‘- a Rug, 9x32. worth #45; drus Rugs, 7-6xi0-0, worth 83 > AS in worth $20; Eowpry “aga rth $4, red Beis, worth 805. reduced to 850. 100 rolls, over 1 « wow “ “ juced. w a tew days only, bew aud desiral ‘2Mgc. uy tierns, and the pric i is a A te DEPART MEN 115 yards of Fringe, worth 2( 200 yards of Fringe, worth 30c. HO yaras of Fringe, worth 40c rds of Fringe, w Teduced to 250, ds of Fringe. worth 60c. ; reducea to Toe Yards of Fringe. worth 7 reduced t 22 Pr. 32-4 wait ‘¢ Blaukets, worth $7 ; reduced to $6, a 7 White Biankets,' $8 White Oats, worth 60 White Quilts, worth ‘7! White Quilts, worth S4 Feduced to 65 Winte Suits: worth %. A full line of Down Com yards Printed Madrass, worth 12: worth $8? redui ts al reduced prices, 3 reduced tos We would call special attenfion to our enormous Porticre stock. We lave Just mac still further reduc tions in our medium and low priced good: All Chenilley two colorings, worth $10, reduced to aire Chenille, four colorings, worth 10, reduced to Sn Chenille, two colorings, worth $7, reduced to ea henille, three colorings, worth $6.50, reduced We lave in addition the best line ever shown at $10. A fine asso from #1 ‘We have ranging frou 1 Pier Mh TOF, 20x60, French p nia frame, inarbie slab on base, worth pehapad jaced to I fine Mantel Cabinet dandeorpely._ cn French bevel mirror, $0x4, worth 840, Teaaced ‘G nandsome Parlor Tables, 24-inch tops, finely one Seve eenertmiett a pa RNS adapted fof Trans, Couches. Rockers, Eary and Fancy Chatrs at reer Prrlor Suite, covered in fine telle 8) vy «ilt fringe; the or ne Holsters ‘e tatesuite is the very bests South e1sb; educed to pL darlor Suite Sofa, Rocker, Arm Chair, Divan, 1 Recept, Chair, 1 ‘mahogany finished frames inl’ covered in ine. telle Spring Edge; worth 8100, reduced to $ 1 Parlor Suite, cov in Crushed Mohair Plush, combination colors, 6 pieces; worth #50; reduced to hs Handsome Couch, covered in Crushed Mohair Ph redliced to jus T fine Walnut Bareau, worth 850: reduced to 50, AES LAO Wedataan Sees SOT ine Cherry Washstand, Tennessee marble, worth reduced to 8; ainboo Washstand, worth $45; reduced to $38, 1 fue! ininid Mahogany (3 pleco Suite, wurth ced i Oak (3 pieces) Suite, worth $3 ced to a % pieces) Suite, worth $46; reduced to 340, ‘Ash Suite (3 pieces), worth 825; reduced to 822. i a esa ene #P Firth Neducsdta, No. 17. fahadre beat Leather-seat 83.50 $2.50 15.00 3.00 90.00 135.00 0.00 88.00 ig ed ge ATE at Very aimasive; Mireat Bae- 69g Walnut ie W es = ic rik orfront 32.00 28,00 30.00 25.00 50.00 40.00 75.00 55.00 Tae Tor Tar Crp Lis Bist 18 THE “ANCHOR” STONE BUILDING BLOCKS, Real Stone, three colors. ‘The BEST PRESENT for Children and Adults, For $1.75 or $2 8 good average bor. Apply for Descripfive Catalogue. sent post free, to F. AD, RICHTER & CO, 310 BROADWAY, ‘23,s,tu,th-8w NEW YORK, P PORCELAIN, GLASSWARE, AND KITCHEN UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS. sree ran or eae ane eae RANTED. Pigskin is as elastic as French Kid, but ‘three times as durable. The early caller to-morrow will find real treasureson the Remnant counters A per se bk ogy Tt P hd k AA Th P A A UML AA il Bgs8 ES. Poo! yy A mis ¥ RR vo ¥ a A GGG °° NN Be se WR GS Ah ERE ard aan Re & co aah it N kN BBB A A 3 R GOO AA il NONN 5 U E Hi gs et LLL 7 = ‘The following bargains secured by our buyers last ‘Week in New York have arrived. 2,500 Pieces Ribbons, at half prices, Grand Combination lot of #1 Fans. Job lot Rubber Goods and Umbrellas, 200 dozen Men's 50c. Satin-lined Scarfs for 25e. A lot of imported Jewelry Noveltics. Job lot Fine Pocketbooks, at 50c. Some worth $1, Special lot 250, Fast Black Hose. Worth i5e, Job lot of $10,000 worth of Handkerchiefs, Job lot Fur Mufis and Boas at half price, $7 English Jackets valued at $10. ‘Three special lots Ladies’ $3 Boots. Job Lot Infants’ and Ladies’ Worsted Goods. During the week we've-ndvertised above goods in detail, and told you how we secured such ate However, the chances are you've heard of them i you ven't readlof thein, for peuple say they are “The /, 1888." The batains do not represent afew u Lots ORE OE SEW but THOUSANDS OF NOV ES, secu ries NEARLY ah are wit the advantages of these pur- Decattse we ask ‘only our ‘sual cenn-trade prot THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued OT $10,000 Worm Or HANDEERCHIEFS. ER™ When we buy a $10,000 jod lot of Handkerchiefe itis at half price. You'd be none the wis dest and charce regular Proper appreciation and ths offer. were to pick out the ices, So we want your uke for the barguius we THE 1240. LOT . Contains 1,500 dozen Handkerchiefs Just as they caine yesterday from New Yor, ‘There's a hundred dozer or more that worth 19c. each, and many a dozen good valu LADIES’ WARRAN Remstitched Handkerc These can’t usu men Han ne row of revere abd bik various colors. These have been sol s, with Diack patterns heretofore at Landkerchiefs rhe scalloped ny Hand erchiefs, in five yles of hemstitched two diferent stylen of new fancy ‘wo for the price of one is an oppor rofiting by pick tes ing we can't depict—t ste ie dictinene ir can ind ever one hundred st those described above, If you'll see instead Fon't say, that Bre worth 250, J + lot and over 200 differet awh hich to describe and how! is the question, e *s lovely handkerc! ry Sheer Linen, with bit bi locks of various 69 ms in each corner, oD whieh is ex: crite Flower, a if there, ‘Worth Bus. each if" ebsth 5 it. “Tiere are more beautiful styles—one of loaves, and Fosebuds, hand eumbroidered, on the center of the Haudkerchiet ; anot ows of reverine across the Handkerchieti, with. bright colyred enibrondered figures dotied here and there. A. beautiful chief bas exabroidered acalloped edge, hand embroidered flowers, in variot colors—Chints effects is the ‘trade term, ‘The scallop iefs, with Koman stripes, are v Blues, four shades of Pinks, th shades ot Heliotrope, two ‘shades of Hed, also’ Mod the combination colors, ‘The chiefs have ork and ‘The linen’ tine thes" a’ll hardly i You will if you (sum a ‘on TO COME AND IN 'HANDKERCHI at descriptions by HE wi BARGA SSTHE PALAIS ROYAL _ (Continued below.) Heangvarrers For Wrars. The “Palais Royal” is enabled to sell at smaller Profits than others because of its strictly cash system. Investigation will prove Palais Royal prices are from $1 to $5 below the prices of identical styles shown at the credit Stores, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Tarnoven Sea. Pirse Wrars. The Garments are cut and made by men tailors, and fit as only a m@n tailor can fit a coat. The trimmings and buttons are real Sealskin, and the Garment itself f THE REAL THAT IT 1S SUPERIOR TO ‘THE INFERIOR REAL SEALSKIN, Newmarkets, $47, $67. Modjeskas, 8% Langtrys, $20, 2. EBrWe have been frequently told that our £16 Seal Coat is equal to any offered around town at $20. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Monr New Ursrexs, Exc. You'll find exclusive styles here, and also the same ‘wraps as elsewhere, but at Palais Royal prices, ULSTERS in Striped Cloths, with tight backs and loose-fitting fronts, for $9, $10, $12, $14, $15, 316 and $20 each, ULSTERS in Plain Cloths and London-red Smoke, the New Blue, etc. Tight backs, with the loose or tizhtfronts. The improved Bell Sleeves. Prices, $11, $12, $14, and $18. RAGLANS in New Stripes. Some entirely new ef- fects. Only one of a kind of the novelty patterns. Prices, $10, $16, and $17. RAGLANS of Striped Cloth, alternately smooth and rough, loose front and Bell Sleeves, $18 and 820. MODJESKAS,.—Beaver and Diagonal and Corkscrew English Cloths. Elaborately braid trimmed. New Biue, Green, Garnet, and Black. $16, $20, $30, and 933, ULSTERS.—Genuine Engiish Beaver, braided a la Militaire. The new Angel Sleeves, $20, CLOAK ULS' —Finest Blue and Black Cloths profusely braided. $35 and $40. THE NEW TEA GOWNS.— Everything that's new and pretty and “the sinest weriety in the city,” alady said this morning, who came to look and after shop- ping around town returned to buy one of the new “Elizabethian” Gowns. ‘The “Elizabethian” is just one style of twenty-two. We have Tea Gowns with Smock fronts and in Persian effects; with Tight fronts and Loose backs. Wrappers for the bride or the old Jady and for all times and purposes, Prices crawl up- ward to $25 from $5—very sredually, though, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Taonaave Jacxers All are Satin finished and Braid bound, thoseat higher prices having Satin-lined slgeves. Black and new shades of Reds, Blues, Greens, Smoke, &c. Derby Cloth Jackets, in Black and colors, $9, $12, Corkscrew Jackets, at $9, $10 and $12. Beaver Cloth Jackets, €8, $9, $10, $11, $13, $14, $15, $16, 818, Jersey Cloth Coats, $4, $5, $6, $8, $9, $10, $12, $14. SPECIAL! $7! $7! $7! English Beaver Cloth Jackets, in Black, Green, Blue, elegantly Braided back, front, sleeves and collar, cov- ered seams. YOU CAN'T DUPLICATE THEM AT $10, NEITHER CAN WE. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) are beauties. Bring the baby and bigger children and the young lady of the family, if only to try on some of the new things, We'll thterest you,we promise. We feel also we shall 0 lmpress you that you'll think as ‘The Star wrote, =~ \ The storekeeper who sells his wares om credit is always Sani a pa hl Ae bed customers espe eaitane a tava nant” prices. We itemize our remnants, and ‘sbow each Friday morning exactly what we ai- vertise, If we have but one of a certain article, and s.customer should buy !t at 9 o'clock a.m. later callers for the same article will, of course, be disappointed. We can sell a thing but once. LADIES’ WRAPS, &c. Most of these garments were left from last season, and in preference to mixing them with the new garments, we lay them away and show them only on Fridays. We cut their price in half, Some are less than half-price, and some area little above half-price. We hnd great success in disposing of a similar lot Jast Friday, and these are equally as great bargains. (Third floor.) 3 Ladies’ Black Cloth Newmarkets, trimmed with astrakhan, sizes 32, 36 and 38, Reduced, or Remnant price... 2 Ladies’ Black Corkscrew Short Wrapy trim med with fur, aize 36, Reduced, or Reuant Price.. 1 Ladies’ Black Astrakhan-trimmed Short ‘Wrap, sine 34. Reduced, or Reumant Price .. s200 83.50 1 Ladies’ Brown Astrakhai Walking Jacket, fire 32, Kedneed, of Remnant Price £1.50 Ladies Bl . Redes Kermant Price. 7 Latics’ Black Jersey Clot iced, or Remnant Price = oad T Ladies Black Corkscrew Dolinan, tamined with fur. Size 34. Reduced, or a Price 85, jrown, Diagonal Cloth New- with caper nine 4 or Reumnaut Prie ‘or Remnant Price... Child's Gray-and-Cardinal Piaid "Xi Suit, with Cardinal Surah Silk Veet, * r Remnant Price... .... 3: tile v's All-Wool Striped Suits, ii Brown 1 en, trimmed with Velvet aud Su- mes #and 5 Rema rears, 85 Reduced, (Tura Boys’ SLotttiNG. 1- Wool Jersey Shirt, soiled, size 4 -Wool Pants, dark, serviceable 8,10, and 11 years. Reduced ars, Brown edticed to dy Suits, in Brown Plaid Sizes 24, 5, and 6 years, Very cheap, 1 to $: "a Br rowaeiaixed Overcoat, size 4 years, red to $ 3 Sapkine. O1a half and 3% Bleache: reduced or Oda Cloths. 1, 4 loth, with Pink U OS Soven-auarter Crean. Franae a Choi, with Beaty : in Bleached Table Damasks, yard up, Seldom are we able to offer the men sucha treat as the following, which will gu.ou sale Is Men's Camel's Hair Shirts, sizes, 42,44 and 46, ; pri ce Shirts, siz and 40; su: erences. C2 s and Drawers, ; Drawers. sizes 34 ft er grades we reduce finest qualities, rather than th, “From $08. toone dollar off exiize 16by 16 inches square, Reduced to ¢2 20 inches square. Reduced to inches square, Reduced to by 24 inches square, Reduced to 12-4 White Wool Blankets (note the 2-4), all we have left of them, Reduced to #4 per pair. (Fourth floor.) qui n-quarter White Reduced to $1 Hes Quilts, last of dius tot. ach, eleven-quarter Extra Fine Mitcheline Quits, sity sottea in the fold. Reduced to in tho sume department we offer 4 Velvet: Down Sofa Cushions, at the reduced 3 pales Tadios’ 4-Dutton Tan Suede Gloves, guboidened is sizes and Reduced, or Remnant Price 500, 4 pairs Ladies’ 3-Button’ Seal Brown Kid Gloves; size Reduced, .F h > pairs Lad guibtoviered in Reduced, oF K tnanant Price s 4-Button Black eet: size 6. nant Price RSETS. CORSE Tinses' White Coutil Comets, sizes, 18 and 2: educed to ‘Gernian Woven, Corsets, n 8 Beduoed. to BB. — ack French Sateen Corset; size 29, <DERWEAR, n Corset Covers, high neck, solid yoke muburg around neck, size 34.” Re- turnet Covers, V-shaped nec! trimmed with Hamburg, size 40. Reduced = sJin Hubbant Gown, lined " “Hamburg arvund the mock and’ aistece to irs Fine French-made Drawers, hand- embroidered nesrtion and ete, diniahed With White Sheer Linen . ndkerchiets, enby 5 eer Linen Hend- dieduced Siadies White Sheer nen Handkerehiets, embroidered in colors, ved to S750. each! une floor.) HOS! oe iis Boy's Ribbed Black Cotton Hose, sizes is ue Chitdren's “Th ibbed p> Cott nin Ee 6 apa Ose Reduced co 'S pairs Ladies’ Ps solen size OM Hedueod te GLOVES, NECKWEAR, HALF HOSE, &, Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers, 48c.ench, Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, 480. each. Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawors, T5e. each. $1 Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers at 8c. each. $1.25 Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers at @1 each, 5 }-00 Pull Reg. Made Shirts and Drawers at $1.28 2 Lambs" Wool Shirts and Drawers at 81.50 each, €2.50 Lambs’ Wool Shirts and Drawers at @2 each, We call your attention to the following makes of Underwear: Medlicott Co.'s White, Grey, and Scarlet, London Crown, Norfolk,and New Brunswick; also, Santtaty Natural Wool, Camels’ Hair, &ic., &e. Alll et New York prices, Our $1 WALKING GLOVE, the Oscar, with with Rutty'@ Patent-clasp, and our + LONDON CROWN GLOVES, are the best ever ve for the money. Our Hines of 50-CENT NECKWEAR are the best shown by any bouse KEEPS DRESS SHIRTS are the Best in the World. © ©, Brand (ubtamndered). 7: K * $1.00, KK « - KEEPS COLLARS AND CUPFS, equal to muy made Latent styles Collars, six for 9004 Cufts, 25e, pair. Also, fall ine Men's Furnishings at Bottom Prices, KEEP MANUFACTURING 00,4 457 7th st mow, OLIVER P. BURDETTR, Sole Ament for District of Columbia, J. Cc. Horemxsox, n13-2t IMPORTER, PPP OT v Ss PPL Ce ssn Pot “uo AS BOD A occ @e@ U EER ss AQ geo g $i EE ss Ss ik So ¥ oe Sss8 AA ‘COU Lge & vu Ere Sgs8 Real London Dye,with the ashes finish, at $25,830,835, PLUSH NEWMARKETS, Braided and Pur-trimmed, 190, 8100, $1 PLUSH JACKETS, CLOTH JACKETS, ¢ » 86, 87, BB to Foreign Wraps for carriage and street wear, RICH MM MMIIT Of ITN MMMMIEL © It MMMMUCL EooT MoM MIL 4 MM MHLELLELILUN Large importation of DRESS BONNETS, TURBANS, and LARGE HATS (CH FELT HATS AND BONNETS $1.50; regular price #2 S the leading id extensive variety a ve. Yard upwards, CHOICE LACES, TOs: Foster KID GLOVES, $1 per pair upwards, nls 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVR, —< Sercut, Bancams FOR THIS WEEK IN OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT THE STOCR 1S UNSURPASSED AND PRICES THE LOWEST. W. H. HOEKE, ‘801 Market Space, 308 and 310 Sth st. 8e29-co3m, Sear Six Sacoves Ax» Jackets Have advanced in price in London 42 percent, as per ad, Vice of our FURRIER in New York, and they havemadé an advance of 15 to 20 per cent on their present stock, We take pleasure in stating we hawe already bomgtit our SEAL SKINS at Lowest Mid-Sumnmer prices, am our Customers will now get the benelit of our purchase, ‘We Guaranteo the Quality, Fit and Finish of each Garmeut and at LOWEST PRICES, Call early, a8 we can ouly sell from stock at our Present prices, all reorders will be advanced 15 to 20 per cent, Our stock of PLUSH WRAPS, JACKETS, NEW- MARKETS and SACQUES cannot fail to interest you, as we Dow show the most extensive line ever offered the public, and at prices to suit the purchaser, that i= ranging from the Medium to the very Finest Grade of Goods. JERSEYS in every Variety, Plain and Fancy Styleg from $2.50 and upward. Magnificent Assortment of all the New Style TEA GOWNS. Pull line of Children’s COATS, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's GLOVES, HOSTERY, UNDERWEAR, BANDKERCUIEPS, CORSETS, NO TIONS, &., &e. WM H McKNEW, ‘Buccessor to R. H. TaTLon, ‘933 Pennsylvania svenna, OF BEING MADE TOO ENJOYABLE to forego its greatest comfort Ly wearing poorly made and badly-fitting Footwear, when, by our syewda’ ‘stock and reasonable prices, we place of sterling merit and lasting comfort, combined with, style and elegance, within the reach of every prudent ‘man and woman in Washington, — DALTON & STRICKLAND,