Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO mlonpaY September 9, 1889, CROSBY 8. NOYES... THE EVENING STAR has the fallest Lecal Cirenlation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and as am Advertising Medium: is worth more than all the other pupers pubusned in Washington. ee New York Offices Room 93, Tribune Building, ———_—_—— Statement of the circulation of Tae EvEntxe Stax for the week ending September 7, 1880: MowvaY, September 2, 1889... ‘TvRspaT, September 3, 1889... WEDNESDAY, September 4, 1889. THURSDAY, September 5, 1889. Fawar, September 6, 1889. SATURDAY, September 7, 1889. , ae 160,491 DAILY AVERAGE..0..c0cseeeeseeceseceeses PS2AD I solemnly swear that the above is @ true snd correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tus Evextxe Stak for the week ending September %, iano. ¥.B. Novzs, « Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Company. Subscribed and sworn to before me this pinth day of September, A.D. 1989, Joux T. C. CLanx, Notary Public. a Another injunction against the Commission- ers and the incandescent light company and their answers in the euit brought by the gas company serve to keep the question of public Lighting before the eyes of the people. The legal positions assumed by the electric light company and the Commissioners in their pleadings are substantially those already outlined in this column. ‘The points of greatest interest in the contro- versy are of course those which relate to the power of the Commissioners to authorize a tearing up of the streets, and to the compara- tive merits of the two methods of lighting. The position of the Commissioners and the electric light company in respect to the streets is that the prohibition against opening them which the gas company discovers in the legislation of last session applies only to persons and corporations who seek to acquire easements in them for private purposes, and not tothe municipality itself in carrying out an authorized change in the method ef public lighting. Instances are cited in which the District has exercised powers similar to that claimed in the present case under alike indirect authority. In regard to the fitness of the incandescent light as a substi- tate for gas the pleadings say that it is of 25 candle power, that it is successfully used in Pittsburg, Staten Island, Plainfield, N.J., Port- land, Oregon, Denver and many other places, and that the candle power of the gas furnished is less than 20 as shown by the report of the gas inspector. The jeast that the public may expect to gain from the fight is an improvement in the publig lighting to the extent of an increase in the can- dle power of the gas from the figures reported by the inspector to the 23 candle power claimed by the gas company in its pleadings, —$<—<— The tidsl wave which swept along the New Jersey and Long Island coasts yesterday played havoc with property of all kinds that came within its reach and caused the death of one person, while a number of others narrowly escaped. Yhere seems to be a resolve on the part of nature to change the coust line on that side of our continent. Every year for along period we have had heavy tides or storms which have cut into the shore so seriously as to put real estate owners to very heavy expense, At the summer resorts there have been many instancea of ruined breakwaters, wrecked piers, undermined buildings, and of music pavilions and garden improvements lifted up bodily and carried out to sea, It is a pretty good proof of the profitableness of catering to the comfort-seeking public, that the managers of these summer cities are willing always to move and grade and build again, in spite of an experience which has taught them that old ocean cannot be depended on to keep one mood and one abiding place fora month at a time. a “Our flag is still there,” floating, after three- quarters of a century of shocks snd storms, over the city whose salvation was made mem- orable in Key's national anthem. Baltimore this week invites all her friends to join her in a celebration which, though local in its incep- tion, is in a broadersense national, Thanks to the patriotism of their ancestors, the people of our sister city are able to spread before their guests the trophies of a long period of inde- pendence, enterprise, and thrift Baltimore will exhibit her domestic trade, her foreign commerce. ber manufacturing industries, the agricultural resources of her environs, her fire and military defences, and her social attrac- tions. Every American community can afford to wish her well with her celebration, for it commemorates not only her own repulse of the invading British, but the way she pre- vented, by indirection, the ruin of many other towns in the infant republic. $$$ The first number of the Nahonal the new democratic weekly, edited by Edmund Hudson, was published in this city on Satur- day. es itself as an “agzressive Party newspaper,” and its contents furnish con- Vineing evidence that it intends to live up to its announcement. The new paper makes a good appesrance and starts with excellent Prospects. It devotes itself exclusively to po- litical news and discussion, and avoids the mis- take of attempting to combine a general news- paper and a political organ in the same sheet, a The wail of the Philadelphia press over the decadence of the Pennsylvania canal finds a Prompt echo here in the general lamentation at the rain of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, Both of these waterways have served a noble purpose in their day, and deserved a better fate than to be allowed to fall into decay now, simply because a spring flood has done them a serious mischief. a The Russian minister of the interior has fesued a stringontorder prohibiting the further “packing of small children in baskets, to the namber of eight in a basket, and forwarding them to the foundling bouses in the great towns as hand-Inggage.” ‘This order incident- ly furnishes interesting information coneern- iag a curious braach of Ruvsisn industry; and by its form of wording also raises the question whether the baby-packers would violate its Provisions if they should pack somewhat larger children in boxes not bagkets, say only four to each box, and forward them by freight instead of as hsnd-luggage. Sennen ee Now that Jobn L, Sullivan has announeed his purpose of running for Congress, no coutee is loft open to the good eity of Boston but ¥ elect bim. She has established a precedent b.y gzati- fying ail his other whims, even to the extent of judicially ignoring some of his most “benders.” With the case of Johr, Morrissey in mind, who shall ventare to diay,ate the right of the professional law-breake: to enter balis of legislation? is = Re oor SUITABLE FOR MEX axp Bora, WOMEN ANT, misses, ORT THR Bust oF GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANT, 309 OTH ST. N.W, NEAR PEMSA AVR, Guxrs Scrrs Scouszp AND PRESSED FOR asym EPTEMBER 9, 1889. 1889 Wraos MG 1890 E & il S= THE EVENING sTAR: WASHINGTON. D.c.. MONDA W. B, Mons & Sox. Axornze Cusrren Ox Jovexnz | Souermme Exrmatr New. TARD & remem, | _— ‘The tnformal “Opening” of Dress Goode and Trim- REQUISITES ~~ CORNER 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. a enibenenay BY ta Lenton end the provinces Extend s cordial invitation to their friends and the (Tits ohemn changed erry 00) of the many visitors ia very encouraging. Whether = *. or“Chumley” Overcoat ie much worn in the early Public to call and examine their extensive new stock- ‘tis that you think it wise to visit your dress maker be- | ater sutumn evenings. The scions of swellcom will be | of Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Shades, Cur- ished fore the rash commences, or, that you are tempted by sled to know that we've got them here in black and | in Poles, Draperies and Wall Papers. , NEW GOODS THROUGHOUT THE STORE the special prices quoted for the “Opening.” ie not ear te atways | 4! Foods are marked in plain figures and as low as AND MORE ARRIVING DAILY. troubling us much. We only know we expected you Werve got some bright, bresuy thots to tetl you shous | COPP—eutetculors always. Of comes we're the same quality can be purchased anywhere in the to mereis call and look and criticise. and you called its first to introduce « bold style—a garment radically | United Staten, We do not allow ourselves to be un- oe and looked and oriticised AND BOUGHT. them too, We placsour standard in the toad, Fwrft- | aesrent trom that which it is intended to supersede~ | dereold. ee ee ras =, a stealing others’ | The business is eo large that it can be conducted on ‘constant endeavor each succeeding RR es, A ae ens ee i urns Baal ce theamallest possible profit. We would urge custom: | sesson to improve our stock and standard & ‘Will etve Economical Housewives © chance te bay Aonorable means to attain edopt. largestzve- | ‘ene—tay watch ronal ers and friends to select their goods as early as posai- of-quality of Black Silk, result, UPHOLSTERY HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs 6 _ nis ments, and directly they find our venture « success bie, that their orders may be executed promptly. Peiov thd mae to eRe roo a = Fieties, only recommendadie qualities and prices that they begin to copy andendin claiming to have been | The unneual rush of business that will occur from BO CHEAP that it will prove advantageous te take have originated | the great number of visitors arriving during the lat- cecdingly larwe silk trade we are now doing. 00 A immediate stvantare of our offerings. Now that stand on the ground foor are the steps over which we | the first to introduce the style or to Sst bach of Ula SANA and Sea pest er nea 4 cove Yet we wore not satisfied, and in making an- § 3 B&B you have climbed to your confidence and favor. the ideo—Wo wonder if they'll claim this last, wrest annoyance unlese this warning is heeded. other effort have climbed a little higher. a aM t | ST making preparations to fx up your house for FALL FIRST FLOOR. ‘Wo candidly believe that the Black Silke end WINTER the chance is a golden one, School time is coming, the weather is getting more ae — UPHOLSTERY GooDs, ‘Row sold and controlled (in Washington) by ca Pai of Colorea | These baraine might strike the eyes of the incred- demanding in its tone, and the traces of rough usage ROBINSON, PARKER & 00., Over 1,000 yards Raw Silk and Ramie Goode for ‘ue have no superior, ff an equal, Wool D Goods, and. a tor of | alous es dut ‘Those are the very, = of 8 lone summer's vacation—all nude you that it's Furniture Coverings, 50 inches wide, at 45c. per yard. ‘We have christened our special brand the Black Dress Goods. MANDLERS OF HIGH ART CLOTHING, A fine line of all qualities, patterns and colors of “SAOCARAPPA” BLACK SILKS, Uke to have bere. We could soon substantiate all told time to get your children inte new and thicker har col ent er i ten Ont Gri ood Tanne, |1889 — arkl*Biva 1 89O) | "Baan mater aot maar smart 0-20 319 SEVENTH 8T., COR. OF D. tion Gros Grain and s new weave which ives the silk the appearance of a Henrietta, ‘This latter is also distinguishable in having & Dlack selvedge, and ts especially desirable You will find thatas fur as possible, the credit | “im thst can not find space here for stores endesvor not to keep the esme manufac. ONE WEEK FOR HOUSEKESPERS turer's gootle as offered here. Jan’ it deoause the WE SOLD OVER FIVE THOUSAND Pars comparison &f prices would be in favor of the Palais e ‘We've nothing cheaper in Suits than €2.50. It IN AND FANCY PLUSH-EFFECT CANTON isn’t always safe to buy at that price. It don’t leave | PUA! Age 8 quel at KACP MAN'S DOUBLE. COMBINATION, atrect £2, much margin for beauty and do justice to quality. ies for mourning wear, gp sor chstemsenroonl PAS LACE CURTAINS LAST TEAR iN WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECORATIO! The “Saccarappa” Gros Grain Silke are PRIESTLEY'S GOODS every merchant m ‘This year we intend to sell more, half-dozen ‘OR THE BOYS. = Seat eae = LENE Corgrs Sinw, | Erery style of Curtain from the Chesneet Notting. | offered at 41, 01.28, 91.50, 42.78, ant gg |S Monks Ther Seer ee ee ot | | Mhisiaaainena apie: bat they're ali right, We'll stand voucher for them | 006,912 0000 O12 Pst news ham to the Finest Russian and from the Cheapest Tur- per yard. goete market, are made of the finest silk and coman to the Finest Silk or Satin, ‘The e dest Australisn wool, and are always the same in| 91.95 Curtains for 98a, Cheviot and in rather dark effecta. Wo wight have 8 is Shir Cibltiign ek hd Whee pee th Wn se? “Seccarappa” Henrietta-finished Gros quality, weight, width and shade, They are stamped Moo. mt Lupus Haxp-savz Suozs. dapuswtad pbaibaceenk : Grains are offered at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, on the under mde Of the selvedge, every five yarda,| 1-50 ou had dozens and dozens of different patterns at airs and ¥2 per yard, with the name “B. Priestley & Go.” in gilt letterneo| $2.75 © = 91.25 yt tell they were “all aps ‘The guarantee label attached to thet you cannot be Geceived, ° Price, but we couldn’ you Wa stantED ivy ep wise siock, wummblishng new ony’ < each piece THIS QUESTION you Frxaxctaniy: | *%00 “ @1.60, right,” so we wouldn't touch ‘em. But you'll like any s and the latest and finest productions of Foreign and «these Silks reads as follows: Can the credit stores @ford to seli as cheaply a: doeethe| $250 © “ e175. rents Dat dee eae “This Silk is warranted not to break, crock Palais Royale as °°) «6° ee ———— BPR, 8 BRR, TUT p88 | oneof the best in the country. or shift, and we will make good all justif- Samples will answer for yoo. Of course, the $3, $3.50, $4 and 64.50 grades safely Ban a es t ‘B8g THIRD FLOOR-—CARPETS. able claims made within six months from Paperaianted meagre ein pre $350 ¢ ° 92.25. 3B f Bgg8 Here you will see displayed every good style and Gate of purchase.” Inde, Came!’ iF Clot ‘rose, Drap d’Alima, | 94.09 - = 92.75. ‘widen in variety. Fifty cents or @ dollar will dos juSsins tases she esi ane oovace naeuahas Saal A work! shiab. ite gumriatee teaituen: canary Ravenna Crepe Gloth, Mohair Brilianting Sadat fein great deal in a Child's Suit, and we make it tell every ing Rugs of all makes from the cheapest to the best. Sicilian, &e., 3.50. s it, we 00. gre ‘You edil be chown through: the stock with Seeesiane, ‘We do not Umit our patrons to siz months, MOURNING VELLS.—Complete line Silk Warp and $550 - - 9375, time, Cheviots and Cassimeres—in Plain Jackets, H 8 3 Ha whether you desire to purchsee or ot, Dut guarantee them for all time, That 1a, Aibwool Bordered Nun's Veiling, trom 76e. to @2. 86.00 “ = geo0. Byg HH i ‘oo = CARPETS AND BEED AXD We take into consideration the number of yard. Corded Fronts and Norfolks, They're mostly in what FOURTH eg Sy : tthnes the (tes tne bela "as ceasing begets: reo panes $6.00 Real Lace for 4.08. Where jualities + 68¢, ani * yard? o ny Weceliemontesiorn. Sectet "Sotwizt sad between” |. BOUSEHOLD WORD, AND THB | Atutttiooce Ingrain Curpeta Of Cloths, Lindoum,| Which ft war made up, and thasty antve BLACK SILKS.—Every yard warranted, A written | #700 5.50, shades—not positively dark, nor objectionably light | STEADILY-INCREASING BALES BEAB | corticines, Druggeta, Art Squares; Cario, Damascus ata satisfactory arrangement with every uarantes, for tho asking, binding us 10 wake gooda| 8800 “ = 96.00, : a = = ey a bee and Kensington Carpets made in squares to fit almost Purchaser, whether the dress is one month Gress should it slip, split or crock. A very practical e900 * * 7. ic Soa ae Gerster tee ets aes THAT IS HONESTLY AND nergy pia > ‘tis: init se orone year old. We guarantee thst you ‘Way of informing you we keep only reliable Silke, is it i om fortified MADE, AND YET SOLD AT A LOW PR titan and Reed Chairs, shall al pow on up to @180 per pair. Sere st eet ee fori | MLL WE ASK OF THOSE WHO MAY | couchoa, sereens ofall kinds, Also Serven Fraznes, Pernt anyon hues neesbeol es Tov cncitiheSihaiersnpihe hakehees anvine eiasenin—ait of “en DOUBT 18 A FAIR TRIAL. WE HAVE | norceststora Water Coolers, 1oo Chests and Water fall equivelent for all money expended with ieieeaal “tonne © ‘Weare direct importers and sell LACE CURTAINS OF Suen SHOES DETERMINED THAT | Filters, ‘us, be it in Bilks oranything else, and always €1.20 Black G.G. Silks for $1. for so little profit that we really have no com- 0! IN as ‘The most popular price is $5. There's where alarge SOL ONE THING EHOULD BE Lert US. " LOOR-PARLOR FURNITURE. \ppietund seaedgeanloeens! ‘8c. Black Surshs for 750. petitors in that line 7 z UCCE: As the selection of a Biack Silk Dress is $2.19 Black Arm share of buyers look for what they want, Youcanget | DONE TO MAKE THEM A SUCCESS, AND ‘The assortment of these goods far surpasses ail our ure for @1. tof LEATHER IN “ HONEST NAME. NO former efforts, Besides about one hundred suites of of vital importance to the buyer, and should s 19 Black Faille for $1.19. ‘Look for yourselves, Over four hundred samples to ® Good suit for that money, andan awful lotof poor) = ETC Dse CAN BE OBTAINED IN ADVER- daeeseeeisenhcws eas eek ened nh not be done hastily or though temiy, we te- 2” We dou'task comparison of theapectal prices, but | stlect from in Nottingham, Imitation Brussels, Mus track, too, You want to keep your eyes open. Thefive| TISING POOR OR FRAUDULENT SHOES. own work, ready for the covers. These we guarantee Vite all intending purchasers to allow us cindlor eee ee With the credit-etore peices for Un, Antique, Guipure, Cluny, Swiss, Saxony Brus to be of the finest workmanship and made as repre- 4 dollar blanket is often made to cover up © multitude 5DA0e HROME; ONE the privilege of showing them our stock. EXTRA SPECIAL!—Black All-wool Henricttas (silk | ssla, Brussels Point, Ryptian, Colburt, Renaissance. TADIES' HAND. L sas Although our Silk trade is already large, we Snish) 40 inches wide at 75c., and 45 inches at @1. | 7445 of short-comings. But that's nothing todo with US The prephenaipheesinoens les, Fancy Desks, Propose to double it thisttall if Jsincerity of The quality for the price make these goods THE Point, Madras, Velour De Linde Silk and As far as WE'RE concerned WE'VE nothing but the : ie Stee Purpose and best intrinsic values will bring BABGALN of the “Opening.” various other Fancy Curtaina Positively the largest = DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE. about such « result, THE PALAIS ROYAL. | assortment tobe seen heresbouteand as many as sll LEGITIMATE QUALITIES You'll get only 85 (Continned below.) - The fariety 1s complete—from the cheapest to the ‘While speaking of Silksfjwe desire to call We | others in Washington show together, Worth of suit figured on our basis—reckoned on some BRR, Tor > best. Your attention to an exquisite line of 1889 pness renonxes 1890. ‘This ssle opens our CURTAIN SEASON. Come and a phalifedaishaada we give ohuate he he, Be Es ; = ‘The Sideboards, Tables and Chstre sre far in advance FANCY STRIPED SILKS Tho fall and winter styles are radically different iB - in style and quality for the money of anything ever im about thirty exceedingly attractive com- than those shown auy preceding season. Black. not ee We've got every one of fifty different patterns—in before produced. 6 a Lit Dinations of two or: colors, will price. It ia the quantity sold that allows us to under- BURT & Book Cases, Desks, Folding Beds of all kinds; more colorings—enough prevail, every conceivable combinstion—Checks, Stripes, —— = Selzdlobis hae Uanciscs 5. Chcaae ota ais to match every shade of Wool goods with p brow Fronts ot Silk Gord and Fringe, up to $8 « soll all other, Plaids, Mixturee—in Cheviots, Wire Twist Cassimeres, | seg 1211 F ST. 8. W. | the productions of the best manufacturers, which these combine beautifully. 75e. per Silk Fringe (40 inch) for fronts and panels, up to | 2 HEAVY PORTIERES we take the same leading SEVENTH FLOOR. hoe = $100 yard, position Homespuns—all such weaves, None that are weak BED ROOM FURNITURE, (Birst floor) as asin Lacesand have them from 1.75 per INCH LADIES CLOTH REMNANTS, Slo; otted Silk Fringes for sash ends and trimmings, pair to @60 as - 1 v ;. ids Sarita a 4d AQ eniy'the'beat Shades are now on sais tu curse: | ur anprecedented large salea during the past year 680. SILK PLUSHES.—We have just re | upto87ayand, follows: SILK CHENILLE, TAPES NATION, Lith streetae. se7-3t_| enables us to inaugurate the Fall Season with an ceived about forty different shades of 18- Sashes (346 yarda) of Silk Crochet Cord with very | TRY, DERBY SATIN VELOURS, DAMASK, TURK- At $6 better ones yet. We had lot of pieces of ELIABLE CLOTHING AT ONE PRICE entirely doch Silk Plushes st 680. per yard, These eep silk fringe, up to $8.68 each. ATLANTIC CLO1HING CO., Cheviot on our tailoring tables—more than we really 2e6,9,11 ‘912 F st. nw. Reeded there. Fortunately they were in just such pat, Wiosauas os 4,000. NEW STOCK OF THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS. ‘This Line comprises every class of Bed Room Furni- ture, in all the different woods, from g15 to $300 ISH, VELOURS and all other leading makes. We will SWThese sre the goods that are sold stso much -: higher prices at the credit stores, Cheaper goods are | *¥¢ You money on heavy hangings. Also here at Palate Royal prices, are the same Plushes with which we bad such signal success last fall and eariy this Also in FURNITURE COVERINGS, as afew owed spring. Itia the best 680, Plush obtain- VAN DYKE LACES.—These New Laces in renais. on, ome ternsss would make good children’s suits, That's BARNOUWS HOTEL BALTIMORE, — able, Extremely desirable for Lambre- sance effects for Dress Fronts, Panels, Inserting, Piait. | 2“"™™ns- a pear te farts Lier. toe 4.000 W. B MOSES & SON, quing, Fancy Work, &e, ing and Trimming are close imitations of Dress Trim- | FRENCH COTTON TAPESTRY, 75c.; reqwar ‘what we've done—andin our $6grade youl Gnd them | and will be prepared to furnish Lodging, for 4 iret floor; Velvet department.) CORDED PATTERN _ ROBES.— Paris WASHINTON, D. 0. houses are experiencing a great demand for mings. A window display of these Laces, marked at value, 1.50. ‘special prices, is attracting the attention of patrons andcompetitors. Need you ssk where's headquarters | FRENCH SILK BROCATELLE, #2.50; rerular for Laces after eceing thst window display? ity during he Exhibition wil find smpie accommodation for a dts ‘There's | Nicht ble rate. 's the biggest thing for the money we ever had, NePecadcetiog therein le rate. is bout adosen different patterns of these and forty or | nigh Light Lunches at reaponatie (100% taton, CORNER F AND 11TH STS. N.W, nyt CP °F, Proprs Corded Pattern Robes, We are the only THE PALAIS Roya, =| “/™* 9 fifty others we've selected out of the markets as Ai eae toe"anatty nd only Sie eat tl hades 1, KINDS OF REMNANTS, JUST RECEIVED house in Washington showing these hand- (Continued below. FRENCH SILK BROCATELLE, 95.50; regular BGe. ; only to be had of KA " 4 Sroen the sal NA} “nC particularly fine effects. 4 to 14 years—strong and | BINATION, 1ithstrectae 'se7-3t_ | Ginghas, “Mc KAUEMAN'S DOUBLE COMBI A come Corded Pattern Bobs and they wilt “Ovxme Or 1889-90 wee T F not likely be found elsewhere for some tine s FRENCH SILK DAMASK, 87. ; regular value, $12 well made, ne Far, Panaverran Srore 8 we control them for this city. We hsve irene 812 7TH ST. ¥.W, SEPTEMBER 9, 10, AND 11, FURNITURE COVERINGS, Double Width, trom From $6.50 up the dress suits commence toshow, At Already sold quite s large number, and one Is now daily receiving its New Fall Stock, and every —_ 4 customer remarked that ahe bed just re. Only an informal “Opening,” but you'll see the | 476, $0 99 per yt. 87. 88, 810, 812, $15, &e.—the Corkscrews, Haw- | department of the immense establishment is being ive Sask sbsekyba WON em nes Sina thien Seat Sadk unk davcoxins Gan latest London and Paris autumn fashions, so beaati- fully replenisbed. of Open-work Sheer Lawn Handker- inean ot tia: oi fully and practically illustrated, in windows and store | We carry TRIMMINGS, such as FRINGES, CORDS thorne Cheviots, Tricots, Cassimeres, Worsteds, Eng-| av tne departments are being filled up, chiefs, sold at 12340. Our price 5c. wi ib — —_ thate visit must surely juterest you. You can't hesi- | LOOPS, &c. to match all terials, All work Jish Cheviots, French Cassimeres, &c, in plaids, | The Crockery, the Glass Ware, the Tin Ware, the ai ste memsadiea colencee aes dah GiStthk in ad Gace et. | | iweb anual suleseias quan ay ace: wea e res, &C., Wooden Ware, the Willow Ware, Toys, etc., etc. StAkterk We oe cee pace Shier scaedrasopaan TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY. But don't think we | 49D¢by skilled workmen and special Gesigns made stripes and checks—the fashionabla types for this] We have just been receiving some Beautiful Bridge- Blanketa, rehcomecterpt alee uty, ry expectonein twenty tobuy. It's early, we know, | when desired. wood English Porcelain Dinner Sets in the newest de- 10-4 All Pure Wool at $4.38, excite aa tidious patrons, ‘This thouch: Youmay buy to advantage now, and season—in single and doubje-bressted jacket effects, | TO 2° stand painted Decorations, and we ean sell LI-AAU Woot ate hey Pie doesent sSeneet Suavt'34 te becbaga sa woes peas Areyou going to REFIT or FRESHEN up you E ool at dered and Fancy Combination Refinement, solid worth and com-ly ft. Between four Le oo et a some houses sell ordinary do- Tas abs Beinn tor tee wackay avee teen! Bichon ts the inset Paton eplittnes that youcan command and not implore heror his ser. | PARLOR, LIBRARY, DINING ROOM, SITTING me ipner fered, at loss than last years’ prices. vices. and five hundred styles, from the cheapest to the | wecall your attention to the following elegant bar NEW FALL ‘DuESs GOODS.—We open the season Sane THE PALAIS ROYAL, | ROOM, BED ROOMS, RECEPTION BOOMS, orother gatas with: We Will plicg 0h tale Kcnctsow, Taney, witha good quality Ladies’ Cloth, 5% ® call especial attention to the two excel- coe mk. a a aL Portions of your house, if s0come tows and you will best. ber 10: inches wide, at 50 cents, lent qualities of Light-weight Foule Brosd- $1 D G. FE 0. = September 10 : Extra Qualities at 75c., @1 and $1.25. cloths for early fal suits, at 81.25 and €1.50 : ress Groops Tor 800. be surprised st the completeness of our line of At 85 we begin to show you three-piece suite if you | Elegant Crystal 3¢-rallon Pitchers at 25¢. each. We are showing s Choice Line of ou yuh Theres 60 tan na It is doubtful if you could obtain such Dress Goods a 6 Clear Crystal Fluted Tumblers for 18¢. bas Se ek a very cheap. —_ at less than $1.25 at the credit stores, However, you | DBAPERIES and UPHOLSTERIES in general 43c., Full fu French . want them, in all the novelty and plain patterns, Be caine Bowls for wo one. ine o: MORE ABOUT THOSE SLIGHTLY IM- can easily find out. Asa special festure of this sale we will ives BRASS much for short-pant suits, Hand-painted Porcelain Sauce Dishes, 6 for 49c. nila Cobar i oe ane ple ae Rds’ We perptetcea:Ltciaaz Soft-finish Serges,in TRIMMED CURTAIN POLE, a. if you TheLong Pant Suits run up with us from 13 to 19 aa Chins Spoon Holders only 17c., worth Ribbed Full Regular Made Fest = divivetn manana make omic inaica fs st a ak diehas pate of Curtains froas €1.50 per pair up. years. That's extra large for boys’ suite, Therearé |“ pand-painted China Bowls for 15c., worth 250. 19¢. pair, pl serenade! nap ~ Sr eee Sale—on Monday, | Thesubjoined articlesare all of the verybest value, al- —— occuragain this season. Tuesday or Wednesday. lotsof men that don’t take any bigger once. They cep eg ee Briigewoud Tes Pots only 35c., CARHART & en took four bales (211 pairs), and yet at the ANOTHER NOVELTY 4 the Striped Berges with though the prices attached would not indicate it, They commence at @5 and run to $25~in long, nobby | Bridgewood White Covered Vegetable Dishes for} 87 __ 928 7that, and 706K st nw, Sas Rare Check Sidebands, 89e. » yard for these, are goods which we bave heretofore sold for consider- 49e., worth 650. BERBER CLOTH is the trade name for the Satin. more, but we like to offer inducements tm Sacks, Cutaways and Prince Alberts. They're min-| Large-size Covered Japanned Slop Pails only 150. “Seconds,” having been thrown out by the finish Clothe that are now all the rage in me wi neat Unrxa APAN rage in London. All fature reproductions of our man's stock, all the | 4 G00, Strone: 3-string Broom for 12c., worth 10e, ante Sian the latest shades, 890, instead of @1 yard, is the | STAPLE MERCHANDISE at the inception of a ses our Dutlge Bo.» beta TEA CO, 2 agtlenn fitoyer ares apres nce Spectal Sale price inducement, son, to offer you a stimulus to bring you here and thee ‘quality, afl the variety and all the elegance in one in| Ink, 20.0 a ee} THE PALArs ty, afl Daew Gena Beg Siem, Gace beheh. diikan coenin ing the Blankets good es new. You get all (Continned below.) Pi ROYAL, | have the opportunity of showing you other ment im the other, THE FAIR, the real worth out of the Blanket, as they ine 1 caniiiatey 812 7th st. nw. AT WHOLESALE PRICES are ag food so far as wear aud warmth giv- Asour HE aw Suaves. We make a specialty of the extra stout sizes in both | puunictn & On. coeniiolens: sng is concerned ae new blankets, ‘Whether ‘tis wise to puzzle you with « og | 200 dozen 18-inch PLAID LUNCH DOYLIES at 65¢ TO CONSUMERS, fe offer fourteen kinds in White Wool names that would be meaningless to most of you is | per dozen. Tong and Short Pant Bute, Boys who are as big 08 BBE SURE AND oT THERE Blankets, in 10-a, 11-4, 12-4 and 13-4 siges, @oubttul 18 favors too much of humbug, and for shis | men arvund the waist can be fitted, and fitted perfectly Pad ATLANTIC COTES OF ae BEST STRONG RIO, 200. from $3.50 to $11. reason: The European manufectarers coin the names | °° #2 16-inch PLAIN LUNCH DOTLIES at 96,9, K2 So ‘There Common Blankets i ps patient and easily, This is strong point with us, -INCH ENGLISH TRICOT REMNANTS FOR BEST YEL, RIO, 22e. on wash in the you read of; each firm having its fancy name, so that | 40°. per Siding AUFMAN'S DOUB SOMBIN ATION BEST WHITE RIO, 250, ‘Also, ee 100 dosen 6-8 DAMASK DOYLIES ot 68. pu LIGHT-WEIGHT TS in Overcoat Sy x “g x! Bames. er ramets mee RENEE | BEST GOVT. JAVA, 300, Llot of 11-4 Scarlet All-wool Blankets at oven, fabrics from 4 to 18 years, BEST MANDHELING JAY, 04.25 per pair. sige ste anal Lot of 13-4 Geng Alb-goet Steataty 50 Goren 20-tnch RED-BORDERED GERMAN wool a BEST JAVA, 350. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIO JERSEY SUITS—4 W. M.S & Sons, CREAM JAVA, 420 mae ‘é uaPEIEA, 61.5000, to 9 years—85 to $10. we bought them in the regular 910 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA 00, way the price would be $5. Omen Ot CRED GOREN OREEED KILTS.—We've got s tromendous big line Proprietors of Hotels, Boarding Houses €1.75 dozen. fn all sort of pattorns—for every-day west ae acho pecenscrregpape oxen ak iit nties She gaa 250 dosen ALI-LINEN IRISH HUCK TOWELA one rand opportunit from meties Cauen Herarerrs. 8x36, 12340. each. and = dressup = use, Casstmere, Cheviot 8u16-1m,4p eee ae oo ee Really a Cashmere with & finish to resemble Hen- |“) (Fourth Pad Fancy French Clothe, Corkscrews, Jersey Cloth and | NEW FALL WORSTEDS. Ka F rs THE SEPTEMBER SALE oF Last oO el BG END 100 dosen TURKISH TOWELS, wise 10588, 180. combinations—from 2% to 6 years and at prices that | PLAIDS IN GREAT VARIETY, magehiclnningoencs YEAR'S JACKETS AND SHORT WRAPS ‘Well wait till we hear your opinion before we make | O40 WHITE ENGLISH BATHING TOWELS STRIPES IN SHADED AND ILLUMINATED EF- | OUR STOCK OF COOKING UTENSILS AND BEGAN AUSPICIOUSLY THIS FORE- any claim to superiority. We only kuow this, our | size 27x54, 50c. are onticing—82.50 to$15. MNovelties—pleasing and ® HOUSE FURNISHING G00D8, FOREIGN NOON.—Were the weather cold this lot of cash system should enable better quality than given} 509 TURKISN WASH CLOTHS ot 180. per FECTS—ENDLESS STYLES. dosen tasty. AND DOMESTIC, 18 NOW Garments would not hold out 8 couple of by the merchants who do a credit business, PLAIN WORSTEDS OF ALL KINDS FOR ol a, = ait All the shades as written of in sbove paragraph ; full | 422. Fe MPLE! week. Weather has got to come wide and ‘separate Punt stock never was so complete be- | curt DREW'S SCHOOL DRESSES. FIRST-CLASS ENGLISH DECORATED tnd those who prepare for it now willasve | guealnis Royal's 0c Oubeere Yor SMBMY| SOdoem 10-4 BARNSLEY DAMASK CLOTES ot fore, ‘The long Pants run from @2 to @@in long Pant} FRENCH FLANNELS IN NOVEL AND BEAUTI- TOILET sets, money, We tell you frankly that they are Seach, ‘gee 13 to 18 yeare—and the short ones from 600. to | FUL DESIGNS, 05,50, 12 PIECES; ¢3, 10 PIECES, ICH eS andre It ag ‘wear they’ Special value im 60-inch CREAM DAMASK at 66a, 94 from 4 to 16 yearn, SATIN AMAZON IN ALL THE NEW FALL WILMARTE & EDMONSTON, We have divided them tnto lots st €2.50, per yard. : SHADES, so4-3m 3206 Pre. ove, $3.50, ¢5 and $10 exch. 14,000 yards best quality COTTON CRASH ot Ba, Do you think of anything we've left out? You pos SUITS.—Remember we are selling off cur eee A FULL 1282 OF MONDAY, AUG. 26, 1680 ‘utr stock of Ladles’ Ready-made Bulta ab —— sibly may—bot we'll wager we've got “eGy | CABLE LINEN, NAPEINR, Greatly reduced prices, Excellent chance to 900 short lengths im all qualities of BLEACHED ‘Way, you'll get a ‘etraight-out, frank answer. eewaea, ‘bc. a SEW Chor snes, SEW ChCP eae Day 0 Monte or Strest Dees tor 6 very anal 24 UNBLEACHED DAMASK at reduced prices. (sam ‘Row these are the conditions under which we come BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. Every lover of this wholesome and delightful bever- (Third floor.) ‘ame ia fully aware of the great difference between Fresh- TOURIST RUCHING REDUCED.—wWe *o you this fall. Our stock has bern carefully celected | We ARE SHOWING A FULL LINE OF FALL py re Re TE rorpeng a ‘kod down the balance of the stock iscrimination on ‘with your wants and wishes i view, WE @UA24N- | BLACK GOODS, INCLUDING ALL OF THE CELE- pert of Tes we industriously applied of “Duplex” Tourist Ruching to 250 pe> 5 ourselves (as usual) to secure supplies in this line ‘box, containing six yards, ‘TEE everthing we wll you—end wend souneh to our | BRATRD MAKERA, from the VERY FIRST ARRIVALS We oretherw: Guateas — PRICE. now ofler = variety i Suarenten, Every single gurment ts new, freak andot| ONE CROP TEAS, The invoice includes of NEW RIBBONS.—Among them is Loop- td CHOICE ‘OOLONG, Gen 'ths| oles aten Ba 8. Gea Boo hone ee ne tow Gina vt Shelia Soe ; ‘thin eenson's crop—ae bach number, Tho prices are en Psy ng Log hearer pease and Black with White Loop Rage, 180. per Saree lal innce ee coe cup. Prices, st be had, 90 Uaet an oure—cimply what the goods are worth. Gur Kew Formoss Oolong at 500, is: ‘promised * trod to 0 SUPERION Wo any Blush 'Teeiant canes | iest oor) Brest koa a ‘Don't you think we're makings good start? ‘W. M. GHUSTER & sORs, obtained eleewhere for the money. NEW JERSEYS. —Wo have not hed 0 slate o20) dich emage, MARERT SPACE