Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO MONDAY. a a THE EVENING STAR has tue fullest Local Circulation efany Newspaper in the Wortu. and as an Advertising Medium 1s worth more than ali tue Ger payers pubusucd in Wa ———————————————— Kew York Officer Room 93, Tribune Building. ———————<_—<—_<_ = Statement of the circulation of Tae EVENING Stax for the week ending October 12, 1889: MonDat, October 7, 1880. ‘TEsDaY, October 8, 1889. WEDNESDAY, October 9, 1889. ‘THURSDAY, October 10, 1889. FRipay, Octebex 11, 1889. SaTvRvaY, October 12, 1889. 1 solemnly swear that the above fs @ true @nd correct statement of tho circulation ot ‘Tur Evenine Stax for the week ending October 12, 1889. J. Warr. Hennox, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Company. Subscribed and sworn to before me this fourteenth day of October, A.D. 1889. JomN T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. ee The burning of Talmage’s tabernacle in Brooklyn yesterday pt away a unique church edifice. It hada larger seating capac- ity than any other in America belonging toa Protestant denomination. Five thousand per- sons could ce gathered within its walls, all com- fortably provided with pew-room, all seeing the preacher end able to hear his voice distinctly. Ita building marked a bold departure from the once iron-bound rules of ecclesiastical archi- tecture, its design belonging to no particular school, but having for its sole end the adapta- tion of the space to the needs of a modern church service, in which the sermon is a pre- dominant feature. Yesterday's fire will not daunt Talmage. He has been burned out be- fore; and the new home of the Tabernacle so- ciety, when built, will probably have all the ex- cellent qualities of the old one, with such ad- vantages added as an experience of several years may suggest. = ee New York's proposal to do away with secret divorce proceediugs by having every case tried in open court instead of before a referee has aroused a loud cry from society’s prudish half. And yet the plan works admirably in Massa- chusetts, It has wiped out there the blot of such scandalsas the Flack swindle, which do more in a few months to lower the moral tone of scommanity than the airing of all the in- odorous domestic broils which could be accom- plished in the free atmosphere of a court room in as many years, ——————————— The latest iconoclast is a “lady physician of extensive practice” who declares that spanking must be given up on account of its harmful ef- fect on children’s spines. Thus, one by one, the traditions of household management are swept away. One must not cuff ananghty boy's ears, for fear of breaking his drum; or lock him in a dark closet, because of the injurious influ- ence of twice-breathed air; or stand him with his face in a corner, lest it should hurt his vis- ion; or send him supperless to bed, out of re- gard for his digestion. The medical press is evidently subsidized in the interest of the small boy. It is time for parents to combine in defense of their inalienable rights. ———— While Henry George and Edward Bellamy are calling each other visionary, the world goes on wagging in the old-fashioned way, and wonders which of the two reformers is coming out of the controversy in the better shape. $$$ ‘There is the making of the nastiest judicial scandal of the era in the Cronin case just at its present stage, That “‘jury-fixing” has been goin: on in the interest of some of the accused parties, there seems little room for doubt, though precisely who is the person directly guiltgean be determined only by further in- vestigation. The experiences in the Cronin trial are furnishing weighty arguments fo the opponents of the jury system. The direct dis- credit attaches, however, to the modern method of selecting jurors rather than to the principle of trial by jury. Se The use of dogs in the German army as despatch-bearers suggests their possible em ployment in civil business as substitutes for the fleet-flooted messenger boy of the period. It is a strong recommendation for them that they don’t know how to play marbles. Souz Orponresez Ossenyations ‘MACTN TOSH weather. We'vegot the only genuine Coats in the city. Our line was selected and sent tous direct from the Manchester, England, head- quarters of this celebrated honse. The strong point with the Macinéosh is its thorough reliability It don't make any difference bow severe a drench- ing you give them Giey're water proof. They're Rest and dressy; don’t look like a rubber coat and are entirely without the objectionable odor. They Won't am nor crack, and sou won't have the lens, particle of trouble with them. You wouldn't hesi- tate to put them on over the finest clothing you've got. There are lots of imitations, but the genuine are stamped and guaranteed, and you can only buy Shen of ua Many © one of those English Umbrellas wo imported last week got their first “wetting” today. You can't find snything pester than these. ‘They've paragon frames, with the latest “fashion freaks” in Handles and the best qualities of Silk, Gloria and Helvetia Coverings. These umbrellas are for businces as well as looks. Baw, if ever, you want that Light-weight Over- coat. You light = grate fire “just to take off the ehill”"—what's the matter with a lizht outer cover- ing for the same purpose—“to take off the chill?” We carry s line from $8 to $35—The nobbiest @cats in town—and the dest qualities, too. How many times have we told you that we never sac- Tiflee quality %0 looks? Enough to impress the fact firmly. There is such a thing as giving you both— fad these conts will prove it, Someof you peovie like short costs—cover coats, Others like longer omes. We've got them all levgths—and ali fashion- able shades, from 3 delicate light to a dead black. Cam ft any one, too. There sre lots of you who ‘think you caa't be fitted tn s ready-made coat—try Cursand.ece, We know youcan be. Compere otrs end the prives—and eee the advantage you have with us SAKS AND COMPANY SEASONABLES FOR MEN, ee AVENUE AND 7TH STREET. S WEDDING GIFTS. ALL NEW DESIGNS IN FANCY SILVEB WARE. M. W. GAL?, BRO. & CO. Established 1802. 2207 Pasve, §=9018-lm FOR WINTER. Heating Stoves snd Ranges at low peices Tos soos foe 60. batreacx STRICTLY and Brick, s028-1m (Open Saturdays until 11 p.m THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 188 x INN 6SGcG UT” x HORE §% = “c Ht RSS Goo K K W NNN GGG cco FRE pe dk a 83 F prr AA AA 3 ag P ran aA Coo kER T 814 SEVENTH STREET N.W. CAUTION! CAUTION! CAUTION! NO BRANCH STORE. NO BRANOH STORE BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. KING’S PALACE is located at 814 7th st. n.w., be- tween H and I sts,aud has NO BRANCH STORES— Do not be misled. GREAT BARGAIN SALE OF MILLINERY AND WRAPS, BIRDS’ WINGS, FEATHERS, COR- SETS. KID GLOVES, VELVETS, RIB. BONS, FURS, JERSEYS AND PLUSH CAPS. HATS, Bargsin No. 1.—Black Felt Turbans, 69c., with bind- ing, latest shapes, Former price 87c. Bargain No. 2.—Misses’ and Children’s Soft Felt Tennis Hats. all colors, good quaiities, Former price 75. Barwain price 58e. Bargain No. 3.—Misses’ and Children's Wi Felt Hats, trimmed, all colors. Foriner price ain price 75c. Bargain No. 4.—Misses' snd Children’s Trimmed Felt Hate, silk-corded brim and crown, all colors Former price @. fe . Bargain Bargain No. 6.—Untrimmed Felt Sailors, good quali- ties, bound brims, in all colors, Former price 87c. Bargain price 60c. Bargain No. 7.—Trimmed Sailors, fancy corded, latest styles, good qualities, Former price $1.25. Bargain price 99c. Bargain No. 8 —Wool Felt Hats, all shapes, all colors, Former price 87c._ Bargain price 62c. Bargain No. 9.—French Felt Hats, in all shapes and allcolors. Former price $1.75 and 1.87. Bargain Price $1.37. Bargain No. 10.—Misses’ and Children's Jockey Caps. in Felts, Brown and Blue. Former price 750. Bargain price 50c. Bargain No. 11.—All French Pattern Hata, Sold formerly at $12, $14, $15, $16, $18 and $20. Will be sold at Barxain price #10. Bargain No. 12.—All Trimmed Hats have been marked down 20 per cent below our usual low prices, and as they are too many to euumerate, we would be Pleased to have you call and inspect them. It will pay you. CHILDREN’S CLOAKS. reain No. 13.—Chiliren’s Coats in_all styles, ages m 4sol2 years. Former price$3.50, Barguin rice 82.57. = Barvain No. 14.—Children's Coats, Gretchen sty! in all colors, in plaids or stripes. uges raming from to lz years. Former price Barcain price Bargain No. 15.—Children's Coats in all the different styles, in all colors—Wine, Ox-bivod, Green. aud Navy Bine. | Branded back our own exclusive style. Former price $6.75. Bargain price . Bargain No. 16 —Misses’ Coats in all styles, in all pes, checks. plaids, and ail plain colors, Former ‘3. Bargain price 86.25. COATS, JACKETS AND MODJESKAS, Bargain No. 17.—Handsome Piush Jackets, Seal Or- naments, all sizes, good qualities, Former price 50. Bargain price $12. No. 18.—Plush Coats, extra Seal juality, Ornaments, extra lengths, 40° to 42 Toohes long. Former price $22. Bargain 81y.50, Bargain No. 19.—Plush Modjeskns, extra food qual- ity,arare bargain, Seal Oruaments, elegant finish. Former price gis.” Bargain price 10, Bargain No. 20 —Elevant Pinal ll different —_— Sold formerly at $25, 827,828 and $33. in pI 50. Barwa in Ni Elegant Plush Modjesk: rood ba ail sizes. Former price #17. Borgata Brice CLOTH COATS AND JACKETS. Bargain No. 22—Cloth Jackets in black, all sizes to 46, e.ecant finish, good ft guaranteed, Former price 85. Barwain price #4. Bargain No. 23.—Cloth Jackets in stripes, checksand pis good. — latest styles. Former price $4. real Barwain No. 24—Colored Jackets, Tailor-bound Braided, all colors. Former price $7.50. Bargain Price 86.25. Bargain No. 25.—Colored Jacket, Vest Front, Tailor colors. ‘ormer price $9.50. ‘ol Bound, eleyant finish, all Bargain price $7. Bargain No. 26.—Biack Newmarkets, with cape food quality. Former price $10. jo. 27.—Newmarkets in Plain Colors, Di- rectoive styles, Braided Front and Back, elecant finish, sic. qualities. Former price $12.50. Bargain price Bargain No. 28.—Newmarkets in Plain Colors, Stripes, or Checks in all styles, Directoires, Fedora Fronts, Capes, Fronts, Plain or Braided: rare Bargain rgaii. Forumer prices from $10 to $18. price $9.50. . REMEMBER, WE GIVE TO EVERY PURCHASER OF @1 OK MORE A COUPON, 60 OF WHICH EN- TITLE YOU TO A HANDSOME CRAYON PORTRAIT OF YOURSELF OR ANY MEMBER OF YOUR FAM- ILY, ELEGANTLY FRAMED, ABSOLUTELY FREE. K NN Gr eg Rx® ff RE 9G 7 8s Be HOPE bee EX Hf RAN Gde Bgs8 PPPS A cco FEI PrP AA c AA oo EF = pep Aa OE AA 89 EB P a4 tun 2°4 G&S Eee 2 $147THST., BET. H ANDL NO BRANCH STORE. No BRANCH STORE. oc3-tr 10-4. SVE DOUBLE BLANKETS, WHITE on Gene Bd Gray, 8c. per pair; Bi ize oc LUM 745 and 747 dth st, te Forex Dotuar Scrrs, How does the price strike you? If it meets your views RIGHT HERE is where you've got to come to find Suits that'll hola their own when compared with the #20 and $22 Suits now being sdld by those wlio, when the season’s over. cut their prices in two, Sack and Cut- ‘away shapes, Corkscrews, Worsteds, Cheviots, ‘Tweeds and Cassimers. Every Suit warranted tofit equalto fine custom tailoring. Thor- oughly reliable fabrics, Good and tasteful trimmings, Honestly made. Shapely gar- ments that you're sure to like~FIFTEEN DOLLARS ASUIT IS OUR PRICE.—See what such Suits are sold for elsewhere, then— but not till then—you will appreciate the advantages of dealing with a house where the goods are marked at the lowest prices when they first come in—so low that no margin is {left for future cut price sales, Come in and look throughout our stock any- how—you may want a higher-priced Suit. We've got them upto $40. Possibly an Overcost— ‘Light, Medium or Heavy Weight—if so you can revel in style and excellence for very little money. Let us show you our goods and prices, Don’t blind yourself to your own interests, but Join the throng of thinking people who daily crowd our House, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO.. BEPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, eclteo 31% SEVENTH STREET. |AINS: iered. 0c! _ BLUM'S, 2 745 and 747 Bth et. w.0. MP CARPET, I2c., AND COTTAGE RAG, ae yard; 13 Gia 25e. is the real value. BACFMAN'S DOUBLE OUOMBINATION 5 OKE, L241 aud 1243 Lith st. ae. ocll-st Ir Is Om Oorxtox Tar AS. LEARY'S COW had a perfect right to KICK even if it did cause acon- flagration—snd we further opine—that we have a per- feet right to sell our goods at PANIC PRICES even if it does produce consternation ia the ranks of those who claim “that an article is worth all thatdt will bring,” aud that “the people do not reaily appre- ciate an article unless they pay a fancy price tor it, It wil) be observed that THE FORMER CAUSED A CONTLAGRATION, THE LATTER PRODUCED CONSTERNATION —but ovly among dealers, The people go into eestacies, shouting Bruvo! bravissimol Aud pray, why shouldn't they, when FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING is offered them at the following figures: OVERCOATS, é I & Strictly All-wool » through. cut, witb And satin, love cub very striiah and Wide Wale Plastique with bifk facluen warp sore ve: $10.75. MEN'S: 88.75, 89.75, 810.7. ; AND LONG PANTS 50, 88, $8.90, $6.75, $875. 457, OE. 7. $4.50. VICTOR E. ADLER'S PER CENT CLOTHING ‘927 and 929 7th ot. a.w. Corner ONE PRICK ols Begs: BANG. ‘S!_ WINDOW SHADES AT 2c, Be, 40e. and Ge. Best values ever of- ENS. SULTS—SACK COA’ 96.75, $7.50. $8.75, 89.75, 210.60, tkso, 919.25, VUTAWAY CO; $1.1 GSE, BL 90, 813.75. '$ JACKETS AN PANTS 00, eis $2.78, 93.12, er aie oe Values and Bargains to A RRR FEE & Pere bt AAA co BK gz - aA S08 “ooo E BE ik Eee & - ‘We are the only house in the United States selling 8 Well-made Genuine CORK-SOLED SHOE for Men Oo a. AP Made of good quality calf and with identically the same Cork Sole as Shoes usually selling at from $8 to = WM. HAHN & CO.’, : 816 Seventh street, 1922 Pennsylvania ave, 231 Pennsylvanis ave. 26. Tas Wiens Srecrar Saz LADIES’ FINE 8HOES, TWO REASONS WHY WE MAKE THESE REDUO- ‘TIONS. FIRST —During the almost impassable condition of 7th street we wish to prove to the ladies that we appreciate their present visit to our main store, and ss our prices are always the same in all our stores these reductions will also be made at our Branch Stores. SECOND.—Onr incomparable Fall snd Winter Stockis now nearly complete. We therefore offer these special inducements, that you may call and in- spect our new styles, convince yourself of the superior quality and remarkably low prices of our new Goods. FOR THIS WEFK ONLY. AT 83.75, The Best Made Hand Turned and Hand Welt French Kid and Dongola Button Boots that are sold nowhere else for less than 85. AT $2.95, Elegant 83.50 Hand Welt Kangaroo and Finest Don- gola Boots in 6 different styles, AT $2.40, Genuine Hand-sewed Welt Dongola Kid and Wauken- Phast Goat Button; usually sold at $3, AT $1.95, The Best Kid and Goat Button that was ever offered at 2.50. AT $1.20, A Real Dongola Well Made Button Boot that is well worth $1.75. P. 8—Durine the 7th-street improvements teams ‘and carriages nay drive up to our Sth-street entrance. wiw iw MM Wwww MMMM Yow ww MOM ww MMMO HOR H RH NNN &e HOH A HH ERE ak Hon GA HME RRS Sf HH AA HH NNN eta ccc ™ &SS, FS 0% ® | i] 60838 Sg ‘cco = Sss8 RELIABLE SHOR HOUSE, THREE {ane 7TH S’ LARGE } 1922 PE STORES, (231 P. it 3 BIG DRIVES IN PLUSH WRAPS.—1 LOT OF jush Sacks, 4% inches jong, very fine quality, 19.4% and two styles of Plusti Mojesine at Lat aud $1049, KAUFMAN’S DOUBLE COMI TION, 11th at. 8.6, eck We As Nor Moon Ghvsx TO BOASTING OR TO PRETENDING TO BE BET- TER ABLE TO BUY OR SELL THAN ANY ONE ELSE, BUT WE CAN SAY, WITHOUT FEAR OF TRUTHFUL CONTRADICTION, THAT WE HAVE THE BEST STOCK OF FALL OVERCOATS IN WASHINGTON, ALL WOOL STYLISH COATS, $8. SILK LINED AND VERY HANDSOME, $15, FINE, FINER, FINEST, UP TO $30. EB. BARNUM & 00. ocl4 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE PUADY OPAQUE SHADES, PATENT ROLLER, ze. Opagiie Dado Shades, patent rolier, 30c. Fhese two lots are also, 8 Job, only 33 dozen. KAUF- MAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE, 1241 and 1243 11th at. we. ocl1-3t Noors Bancars Suz AT 421 11TH ST. N.W., Above Pennsylvania ave., Begins on TUESDAY, October 15, on which day we will inaugurate » New Feature in Selling Goods at Lower Prices than ever before offered. The prices here quoted will conviuce all that we cannot be under- wold; Black and Brown Velvetec», silk finished, double width, 38e. per yard, worth 700, Grenadine Veiling. 1c. per yard, worth 300, Beige Veilinz, 10c. per yard, worth 30c. AU-ilk Black Dotted Face Nets, 25c. per yard, worth 50c, Cut Jet Trimmings for Hats and Bonnets, 50c. per Yard, worth $1.25. Imported Hand-msde Bead Neck Ruchings, all colors, $0c. per yard, worth 60ec, Fancy Feathers, ia all shades, 2c. per bunch, worth 5c. Fancy and Plain Colored Wings, 5c., worth 200. Black Ostrich ips, 3 in a bunch, 2%: worth 500, Blacx Ostrich Plumes, 75c., worth $1.50, All-silk Watered Kibbous, satin edge, 25e, per yard, worth 50c, Black Gros Grain Ribbons, all silk, 4 inches wide, 2ve. ver yard, worth 4c. Bisck Watered Ribbons, 2 inches. wide, ¥e., worth Ike. Gilt Braids, very desirable for Jackets and Tea Ooplored aves: now the prevailing fashion C4 ces, LOW ne in Parle . ber Yard, worth 50c., and ‘S3c. per yard, 250 dozcn Mi'linery Ornaments at Ge, each, worth from 1c. to 25e. ‘Cut this out aud bring it with you for reference, NOOT'S, ocl4-3m 421 11th st, n.w., above Pennsylvania ay, fomadne 466, RRR A NNN DDD \ @ ROR AS NNW D a fe fh TBE 6Ge iE a 4 NNN DDD PPP, EER NNN ff SN N GGG om Bp NNN HNN NG G oo P06 ee NNN U OW NW GOO Having received more goods from Paris Mr. Whi will have them on exhibition an@or snleall this week. Ladies will save money in examining theve goods, which are offered at cost, with ouly 5 per cent udvauce. This will make these goods some 20 per cent and sume 26 per cent less than st any other business house. I will quote » few articles: Fringe ty sometimes read about, from @60 to $100 the pattern. I make Ladics' own material at the reasonable prices from $10 ups dress. I also make Cloth Costumes, tailor made, as cheap as you cam buy them ready You cau see some styles of them, Coate, Ulsters, &c., the same way. ‘The fine tailoring isin special hands and the work- standard. i figure try it once to have oue madein my RIDING HABITS. ‘These have to be seen in order to know here to have their Riding Habits made bere. same it ie with Coats, Uleters &o. Ladies, call and ex- _ GRO. WHITE, Ladier Tailor, ocle-se 1110 Fat, 1889. 1890. OPENING ‘The Twelfth Annual “Opening” of the FUR SEA- SON occurs Tuesday and Wednesday, October 15 aud 16, for which days ONLY 10 per cent discount will be allowed, uv b EE i. F Yo # at = THE PALAIS ROYAL, in inviting its patrong to the opening in the Fur Department desires attention to the fact that the Furs offered for sale are RELIABLE FURS ONLY, made from the Fur from the belly of the animal and therefore warranted not to drop out. For such best Furs we claim prices beyond compgti- tion in this city, and that will bear favorsble compari- son with any city iff the country. & * 3 eee ee e “oo OE Ss8 = The following clipped from an eminent fashion jour- pal may assist you in making selections tomorrow: “Muffs will be very large this winter.” “Long Shoulder-capes will be in great request.” “Gray Astrakhan and Chinchilla will be much worn. “Long-baired Furs—Sable, Fox, ete.—will be favor- ites. “A Flattened Boa, in preference tothe Round, prom- ises tobe stylish.” “Ermine ia being received andis made up in many garments for evening wear.” . “White Furs will undoubtedly be seen more the coming winter than for some time.” . “Natural Furs are in great favor, and 8sble, Marten and Beaver will have a great ran.” “Combined Furs will be fashionkble. Sealskin will be trimmed with Persian lamb and Astrakhan.” FFF U U RRR g8Sg zg R rouge Ss F wu RR Sas8 - 1889. PRICE LIST. 1890. LADIES' SETS, Alaska Mink (Stole and Muff),.....-0. Imitation Lynx (Berlin Collar and Muff). Natural Lynx (Flat Boa and Muff). Red Fox (ussian Collar and Muff. Opossom (Flat Boa and Muff)... Opossom (Stole and Muff)... Opossom (Round Boaan@ Muff), Black Hare ‘Boa and Muff), Coney (Muff and Boa)...... Black Hare (Long Oape and Mu! French Seal (Long Cape and Muff)....., French Seal (Stole and Muff)... 4.00 Nutra (Stole and Muff).......c0s00+ +++ 4.00 £8710 per cent off these prices for the “Opening.” MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SETS. All Furs (Stole and Muff)... ..$1.35 to @6.68 27-10 per cent off these prices for the “Opening.” FFF U U RRR Fou & BR gs Boe Be ots £ vu Rk B Sss8 5 FURS FOR TRIMMINGS. Some of the names may be new to you, but they in- dicate the fashionable Furs for the coming season. Gray Krimmer—White Thibet—Bear—Persian Lamb— White Angora--Astrakban--Gray Fox--Monkey-Marten —French Seal—Black Lynx—Natural Lynx—Oposeum —Nutra—Beaver—Silver Hare—Black Hare-Gray Coney—Black Coney. Sw” All our Furs are Satin Lined; and,though nearly half Furriers’ prices are marked on them, 10 percent off the marked prices will be allowed Tomorrow and Weduesday, FFF U U RRR FO UU RR Poue Ry ¥ w RE PPP FEI SO dy Bip EER 688s So Reh BP ORR ooo A A P EER Syg5 The New Pointed Capes, with high shoulders, fit more perfectly than any heretofore shown. We have them in Seal, Beaver, Astrakban, Persian Lamb, Monkey, Nutria, Black Hare. The price plainly marked on each. The 10 per cent discount for the “Opening” should be appreciated. be EE ut F nd RE s83 THT (00, FEE gS8y ST aE eS 8358 2 00 KEE i The new “Medici Stoles” have = storm collar at- tached, which is not only useful but ornamental. We have them in Grey Krimmer, Bear, Persian Lamb, Natra, Astrakhan. FFF U U RRR Fo UR U RRR U vu 2 BB P% A 888s BB 8 AA Ss8y Bus “oo” 24 Sus8 = The newest are Long Fist Boas, though, of course, Round Boas are in stock and will be asked for by miny ladies, They come in Bear, Lynx, Angora, Opossum, Badger, Beaver and Black Hare. bac) cr PRR Catal 208, ey Bo Be FF U RRR e 4 “W E SETS Ss Exe F = ‘The “Berlin” Collar to some of these sets, Tt fastens at the side instead of frout and presents more artistic tout ensrmble than do the old-style collays, ‘The Mutts are not new in shape though they are worn somewhat larger than last season. | ated u RRR MISSES. 2 ‘Misses, from four to sixteen years, we show @ Fox and Badger. Prices are lower, but qualities the same as in Ladies’ Fura. FURS CHILDREN, For Younssters from 1 year to 5 years are shown tiny sets of White Hare, Imitation Ermine, Imitation Lynx, Natural Lynx, Grecian Chinchilla, Gray Per- sian, Kit Fox, Angora and Thibet. FALAIS- OY AL. War Nor Toxoznow: ‘The special display TOMORROW (Tuesday, October 15) of Autumn and Winter Underwear will’ demon- strate that the stock was never so lance or varied. To your cold weather requirements in Underwear car tain lots will be offered at the wholesale prices, PALAIS ROYAL. Before we give the list of prices we think it best to ame the goods and state where you'll find them. Men's Underwear—Near Door No. 1119 Pa. ave. Youth's Underwear—Near Door No. 1119 Pa. ava Boys’ Underwear—Near Door No. 1117 Pa. sve. Ladies’ Merino Underwear—Near Door 1117 Pa. ave ‘Misses’ and Children’s do.—Near Door 1117 Pa. ave. Ladies’ Worsted Skirts—2d Floor, No. 1117 Pa ave. Ladies’ Cloth Skirte—East of 2d Floor. Bogen! Short Flannel Skirts—2d Floor, No. 1119 ave. Embroidered Flannel Skirts—West Side, 24 Floor. Children's Hate and Caps—Near Elevator, ¥d Foor. Children's Worsted Skirts—Aadjoining Hat Dopart- ment, Infants’ Flannel Goods—Rear of 2d Floor. Infants’ Worsted Goods—West of 2d Floor. Infants’ Long Coate—Near 2d Floor Elevator. Children’s Short Coate—Near 2d Floor Elevator. t2~ Entrance to Elevator on Ist for is in passage adjoining Glove Department, rear of Store No. 1119 Pa ave. (Con » THE PALAIS ROYAL A Tor Ursrams The Men's Underwear, on the ground floor, near door of No. 1119 Pennsylvania svenue, and the Ladies’ and Children's Undergarments in the adjoin ing store, are also so near the door that they are ad- vertised enough, but there’s a collection on the second floor that deserves a whole column advertisement, Here's the elevator. Stepin. It's only s half minute journey. Doesn't it run smoothly, and ABSOLUTELY SAFE because of the patent air cushion. Here weare. Isn't thesecond floor the best place to select underwear? Away from the noise and turmoil of the first floor we can shop comfortably and leisurely, Did you ever see so many Skirts, and aren't many of them pretty euough for dresses? Look at the Kuit Skirts, You can find them in Light Blue, Pink, Navy, Cardinal, Gray and White. Stripes, too, in ell combi- nations of colors. Prices $1.15 to $3.98 esch. To- morrow 98c. for the $1.15 Skirts, Now look at the Short Flannel Skirts. Note the Thoroug! width aud test the quality of flannel. shrunk, too. Prices from $1.48 to $6.98 each. To- morrow $1.35 will buy the $1.48 kirts. They are warranted all-wool. Gray or Red; which do you want? Note the yoke band, the three tucks, the deep hem, What would it cost you tomake such » Skirt? The exquisitely embroidered imported Welsh Fisnnel Skirts at $6.98; are they not as good a bargain? Now, look at the Jong Skirte, Here they are of Mel- ton Cloth, from 98c. to $1.98 each. The 98c. Skirt to- morrow for 85¢. Full width aud length, space plaited ruftle, fold and colored piping above. ‘The sewing and finish—note that carefully and tell us: Isn't it the best dollar's worth you've seen? Now come the Striped Flannel Skirts. Prices $1.15 to $3.68. The medium and high priced prettily trim- med with braid. More Flanuel Skirts, These in all solid colors, Prices $2.25 to 84.98 each. Look at the cheapest. With J-inch box plaiting and sstin quilting 4 inches deep. Itlooks worth and is worth $2.50. Farmer's Satin Skirts- 1.15 to $2.98 the prices, ‘The cheapest, at $1.15, is as warm and durable as the elaborately quilted skirts at the higher prices. Satin quilted okirts from $2.26 to 86.68. Rich colors. Very best material and finish make them bar gains, though high priced. Brilltantiue Skirts. These are a mixturo of Silk and Wool. $3.68 to $4.98. They are lined and quilted in two weights, A very long story, told very poorly, in a very few lines, will, we are afraid, do more harm than good to our magnificent stock of Skirts, But, won't you come and gee them Tomorrow? THE (Continued below.) eee v Cunprexs Wanx Uxoerwear. (Second floor). First, the Infant—Fisnnel Wrappers, Shaws, Bands, Shirts, Skirts and Sacques, Worsted Booties, Hooda, Sacques, Drawers, Mitts, &. Lei's point out s surprise or two for tomorrow. $1.08 for 82 Quality Plush Caps, three piece, high bow, all colors and sizes. Coats for youngsters from one tofour years, 83.98 for $5 Quality Plush Costa, with box plaited skirts, short waist, silk braid girdie, full sleeves, a P. Roy. \tcenthueat : "ALAIS ROYAL, New Pans Roses. New to Washington, though they were the samples from which the importer obtained his orders. Offered you at one-quarter less than the prices quoted for fac similes of theso robes in other cities, Three lovely Robes, all different, with bourette band borders, Four Robes, all different, with embroidered fronts and side panels. Three Kobes, all different, with fancy striped silk band borders, Among the shades, the new Effel Red, Golden Brown’ and indescribable tints of Gray, Green and Blue, Also three or four Black Robes with colored borders. S2-Robes at $11.50, usually $14, G2" Robes at $13.75, usually $16.5). C2 Robes at 614, usually $17. EzrRobes at 15, usually $18, e2 Robes at $16, usually $20. Be Robes at $25, usually $30, E2It is improbable that as good bargains will sgain be offered, at least, not until the end of the season, (Continued below.) bape eg Two Verv Goon Bancars. AT 600.—Nine pieces Soft Finish Senges, with striped side bands. Pull 40 inches wide. A quality that would be cheap at 75c, a yard, New shades, too. AT 89c.—Six pieces of the new and elegant Foule Cloth, wide silk bands, $1 quality. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Avoruze Usvsavarty Goon Buzear, AT 50c.—Eleven pieces warranted All-Wool Suit- inga Full 38 inches wide. Plaids and stripes in nearly all the new color combinations, These are ‘too good to last long. ficabeeai tines THE PALAIS ROYAL Waar You Aways Wasr. We are writing to the majority, or, if not the ma- Jority, a very large minority of the Washington ladies, Broadcloths, Cashmeres, Henriettas, Berges, Are Bot these ever popular favorites? ‘The new supply enables us to promise not to disap- point you as to shade, and if you will compare with the gvods that the credit store merchants offer at simi- lar prices you'll be pleasantly surprised at the quali- ties, AT $1.25.—English Broadcloth (52 and 54 inches), 91.25, $1.98 and $2.48 a yard, AT 85c,—Syk-finish Henriettas (40 inches). AT 50c.—Soft-fnish Serges (40 inches), 50 and 68¢, syard. Thirty-one different shades also s fsst black, AT 50c.—Warranted All-wool Cashmeres (40 inches). Some of the shades: Cardinal, Garnet, Golden Brown, Navy Blue, Myrtle, Mahogany, Terra Cotta, Slate, Olive, Gray, Light Blue, Pink, Nile, Leghorn, White Cream, Black. Several shades of the Browns, Greens and Blues that can't be distinguished by name. THE PALAIS ROYAL, {Continued belo A Novexry Axv A Bunaars. AT €1.50.—Fancy Cumei@\fiair Suiting (54 inches). Note the width, Whether for wreps or suits this novelty is equally fashionable. AT 850.—Ladies’ Cloth (54 inches). A bargain be- cause of the quality. Sych popular shades as Myrtle ‘Cardinal, Garnet, Golden Brown, Gray and, of course Sree ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continned below.) Wansaxren Bisck Suxs AND OTHER BRACE GOODS. Wearly s half-bundred diferent styles and prices of Bleck Silks, etc, The cheepest—@1 s yard—warranted for one year, Thatis, if the Silk should slip at the seams or crock or split within one year of purchase, s new Dress given. A written guarantee for the asking. You'll find the more expensive Silks from 20 to 50 cents 8 yard less than the credit merchants’ charges ‘Samples will prove it And eo with Priestley'’s Silk-warp Hoenriettas, Camels’ Hair and such fancy weaves as his “Melrose,’ “Ravenna.” “Drap d'Alma,” “Cachemire de Inde,” Crepe Cloths and Armures. And so with Lubin's Ever. fast Black Caghmeres, and Mohair Sici) fama. And eo with Courtsuld’s Crapes, Can the mer- chants, who have to make good the losses their credit Dusiness inevitably brings, aford to sell at as small proat as we who have mo such loom? Samples will | - prove, Ooe.12th and Peun.ere, | 0019 Corner thst. and. Moxa, Octo: 14, 1889. woopwarp a roTsror. | ‘I's Guest Wears Fus Or BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, Cor, Lith and Pet. aw. ‘Wenever advertise merchandise excert for © rearon. The reasons for advertising Gocds are many. The goods may be entirely Rew or novel. They may be exceedingly low priced. They may beabarsain. They may be unusually stylish or handsome. ‘They may be useful or very opportune, Primarily the object in advertising is to se- care trade, We have another end higher ‘motive in advertising, and that is to keep You intelligently informed as to the various changes in fabrics and styles and to place Defore you only euch merchandise in our Une that it is good for you to bay. Not that youfcannot obtain like goods else- where. Yet we give you the best merchan- ise for your moncy that ean be had, We ive you the privilege of returning all foods ‘Rot proving sstisfectory. We sre pushing forward and growing larger in stock, store space and experience. We sre helping you all wecan to make this good place todo your shopping. BLACK GOODS.—Here are five of the best Black Dress Fabrics st 500. per yard we bave yet gotten together: 50-inch Black Ladies’ Cloth at 500. 40-inch Black Bison Serge at 500. ‘38-inch Black Foule Serge at 500. 40-inch Black Cheviot Cloth at 50. 40-inch Biack-and-white Woolens at 50c. You will find that we have anticipated Your every want in Black Dress Goods and are showing many “Novelties” you have not seen before and probably will not outside of our establishment, (First floor; second annex.) A MARVELOUS VALUE IN RIBBONS. We shall place on sale tomorrow morning 227 pieces of No. 4 Satin-edye Gros Grain Ribbon at the extraordinary low price of 6c. por yard. The list of colors ineludes Navy.Gendarme, Nile, Absinthe, Terra Cotta, Cream, Scarlet, Cardinal, Shrimp, Myrtle and two shades of Olive, Light Biue and Golden Brown. It is not necessary to tell you how much Jens the rewular price this 6c. per yard is, First floor; main entrance? ELEGANT BED BLANKETS —We have reached the top notch in Blankets in secur- ing the control of the North star Blanket ‘Milis for this section. There are none hand- somer or better, Soft, fleecy, large in size Without beiug heavy in weiht, great warmth-giving qualities without ‘oppres- Siveness. They are the highest stage of per- fection in Bed Blankets, and come in gen- erous sizes to allow for tucking in at the sides—to allow for rolling over while asleep ‘without your kicking them off on the floor. We have them in White with fancy borders of Gold, Pink, Lt. Biue, Drab and Scarlet, 810, $12.50, 813.50, 815, $16, and $18 per pair. ourth floor.) BLANKETS FOR MAKING WRAPPERS, GOWNS, &c.—Handsomest line of Wrapper Biaukets we have ever shown, Very desir- able and attractive styles for makin Bath Robes, Dressing Gowns, House Wrappers, Opera Closks, ke. Size 72 by 84 inches, plenty large to permit of cutting from ite full-size robe. Six qualities, and dozens and dozens of styles and color combinations, $1.50, 81.75, 82.50, 84.50, 87.50 and $12 each, We are showing more than thirty besutiful styles and colorings in the $4.50 etade—the most popular number of the lot. (Fourth floor.) MORE ABOUT OUR IMPORTED JACK- ETS AND WRAPS FROM PAKIS.—The most desiruble feature of the Paris garments selected by us is their ultra exciusiveness in style and finish. We purchased but one gar- ment of each style, aad no Iady need fear of meeting its counterpart in this city. They are readily distinguishable from the Ameri- can made wrapeby their general superiority and elegance, (Third floor.) CHILDREN'S AND LADIES’ MERINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR.—It is yours but to make the selection. We have gath- ered all the good kinds and looked out for ‘the qualities, We have noue to sell that are pot worth your buying. We think too much of your future patrouage to sell you unsat- istactory goods. There is very little we can Say about underwear except to give you s list of the kinds and their prices, A per- sonal inspeciion is best. Ladies’ White Merino Vests and Pants, fall-weight, sizes 26 to 40. Only 37i¢0. each. We have two weights—Antumn and Win- ter—in a better quality, at 50c. each. Two better qualities still, at 75c. and @1 “per garment. American Hosiery Co.'s Vests and Pants in the three best grades, euch grade priced ac- cording to size and quality. Here are the prices of the Vests: 28, 30, $105 $1.15 25 81.35 $1.40 $1.50 $1.60 $1.70 81.80 81.90 Ladies’ Fine All-wool Swiss Ribbed Vests, in high neck, with long, short and uo sleeves, and in low neck with no sleeves, The colors ere Natural Wool, White and Cardimal. Bises 2 3, 4 and $1.25 81.35 $145 and Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Wool-and-Lisle- Thread Vests, in hich neck, with long,sbort and no sleeves, and low neck with no sleeves. Ladies’ Silk-and- Wool Mixed Swiss Ribbed Vests, in high neck, with long, short and no sleeves, and low neck with no slecves. Superb stock of Ladies’ Silk Swiss Kibbed Vests, in Fall and Winter weights of various qualities, We canuot sfford to ask you one cent more than these gvods can be bought auywhere in America. CHILDKEN'S UNDERWEAR.—A dozen or wore kinds and qualities in Vests, Pants, Drawerstind Pantalettes, Children’s White Merino Vests, Pants and Drawers of a heavy weight; priced accord- ing tosize. Sizes 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30,3u, 34. Price 25, 27, 20, 31, 33, 35, 37,30,41,430 We have also « better quality of the above in Vests, Drawers and Pants im sizes from 16 to 34 inch, 40 cents for 16 inch urise Sc, per size larger. Children's American Hosiery Company's Merino Vests and Pantalettes, extra quality, very low prices. Sizes 16, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30 and 32, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 73,80,85 and We SB-The Pantalettes are Sc. more per size, Children's Combination Merino Suits. ‘These are mecting with great attention, and are very comfortable. Sizes 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, nan ce oe on Price$1.20 $1.30 81.40 81.50 81.6081.70 Children’s Fine Alj-wool Swiss Kibbed Vests, high neck and long sleeves. Two qualities, priced as follows: Sis 2 3 4% 65 6 and 7. Price 60, 65, 70, 75, 80 and 85. 5. a Prices, 81, $1.10, $1.20, Childrev’s Pure Silk Swiss hich neck and long sleeves, Sizes, 2, 3, a Vests, 5 6. 1.25, $1.35, $1.45, 81.55, 81.05. ‘Ribbed Elegant liue of Children's Swiss ; i i { F i F & “32, 34, 36 and 38 in, B5e. 95c. $1.05 $1.15 81.25 and $1.35 $1.55 81.30, 81.40, $1.50. ‘Ribbed BARGAINS BOW ON EXUIBITION AT R. GOLDSCHMID’S HOUSEFURNISHING, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS MAMMOTH STORES, 2007-1009 F ST. XW. SEE THE BARGAINS. Very Pretty English Decorated Tea Sete of forty- four pieces, decorated in pretty natural colors of Brown, Blue or Pink, only $2.08; Sfiy-six pieces, 83.28. Besutiful American Hand-painted China Tea 8 ete 56 pieces, only 5.48. Elegant Carisbad Thin Tranalucent China Tes Sere toe Set, with 56 pieces, hand-pajnted, lovely trailing Vines and natural tnted flowers, would be.very cheap at@12 My price ouly #7 48. WE BEAT THE WORLD ON DINNER SETS. English Decorated China Dinner Sots, 117 pieces, only 85.08. Elegant Glasgow China Combination Dinner Seta, hand-painted with lovely natcral flowers apd cola gold Dantl, 127 pieces, only €: Thin Carisbad Transl Rer Set, square shape, 12 pieces, band painted in moet doiicate shades and very artistic work, worth 640; my price only $28.98. Exclusive Combination Limoges Dinner Sets of 125 Pieces, every piece elegaptly hand painted by the best artists with lovely flowet and ferns, all donc in deli. cate French tints sud Com gold bends, only @89; worth #125. Decorated English China Chamber Sets only 61 98, Hand-painted American China Chamber Sets only 83.28, Elegant Hand-painted China Chamber Sets with Jar only $5.98, ‘Hand-painted French Ching, New Shape Cuspidors, worth $1, at 48c. Geach French China Gold-band Cups, Saucers end Plates, worth $3, at $1.55. 6 cach Elegant nted Carlsted China Cups, Saucers and Piates, only @1.98; worth $4. 6 each Elexaut English Decorated China Cupa, Saucers and Plates, o nly te, Hand-painted Hand-painted China Soap Hand-painted Chiua Meat Dishes only 150, Hand-painted China Fruit Saucers only 40, Hand-painted China Bone Dishesonly Sa. 7-inch Blue Willow Plates, 6 for 4Ne. 124uch Blue Willow Meat Dishes, 1:2c, Bezonia Leaf Dishes only ie. Majolica Pitchers only le, China Exe Cups with wold band, Se, Tea Strainers, Coal Shovels, Ze. Sponge Baskets worth Lic, at Se, Cups and Seucers Easels only Jo. Fry Paus worth 15e. ut Je, 15c. Tea Bells for 7e. Pokers, 3e, Large Kitchen Knives worth 1 Nickel Plated Princess ¢ Nickel-Piated Alan at Be, Handsome Ornamental Ciocks worth not less than 83 at 61.68. No Special Bargain Counter st my big store, but every article s baneain and money returned if goods are not satisfactory at R. GOLDScEMID’S, 1007-1009 F ST. x.W. STRICTLY ONE PRIcK. MPORTANT OFFER—FULL ¥ pet. slightly soiled, 10e. rd of such & bargain bets “y = YARD-WIDE HEMP and 747 bth #t. se. BLUE JOCKEY CAPS f them, but now can BLE COMBINATL oclh We bave been KAUFMAN'S Dol Swe Trac KED aT TTTT H OH FRE rre it Tr HOM OE r a i rs. T HU kee fF DSU E ED 6127 8T. NW, A TREMENDOUS LOT OF WHITE CHINA WARE, WHICH WERE ORDERED IN TIME AND SHOTLD HAVE BEEN IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT BY THE 18ST OF OCTOBER, HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED. WE WANT TO CLOSE 1HE y NESDAY AND THURS- EVERY HOUSEKEEPER IN THE DISTRICT SHOULD FEEL INTERESTED IN THIS SALE. ARTICLES THAT YOU USE EVERY DAY. WE WILL COMMENCE WITH WHITE PORCE. LAIN PLATES, FESTOONED EDGE. FRUIT SAUCERS ONLY 3c. EACH, WORIH 50c. A DOZEN. SQUARE-SHAPED SUGAR BOWLS FOR 35, WORTH 50c. WATER PITCHERS FOR 17c., WORTH 300. WATER PITCHERS FOR 22c., WORTH 40. CREAM PTICHERS FOR 14c., WOKTH 25c. CREAM PUTCHERS FOR 17c., WORTH 3 VEGETABLE DISHES FOR 160., WORTH 30c. SQUARE VEGETABLE DISHES FOR 17a, T PLATTERS FOR 34c., ORTH 60c LARGE MEAT PLATTERS POR 49, WORTH 70c COVERED VEGETABLE DISHES, 45c, WORTH SQUARE COVERED VEGETABLE DISHES 49e., WORTH 75e. RE COVERED VEGETABLE DISHES 550. TEA CUPS ONLY 6 FOR 19¢., WORTH 300, —_ CUPS AND SAUCERS, 6 FUR 38c., WORTH HOTEL CUPS AND SAUCERS, 6 FOR 490., WORTH 85c, THIS IS A GRAND OPPORTUNITY POR FAMILY TO SAVE MONEY AND BUY GOODS THAT THEY KEALLY NEED, WE SHALL USE EVERY EFFORT TO MAKE THE PROMPIEST DELIVEKY DUKING THIS KUSEL ‘THE FAIR 812 7TH ST. X.w, FRANELE & 00, N. B—DURING THE REPAIRS GOING ON ON 7TH STREET CARRIAGES WILL PLEASE DRIVE TO OUR STH STREET ENTRANCE. at VO. 2 EXTRA OUALITY OIL CLOTH, IN ALL Widths, 25¢. per yard: % Wide Venetian Stair pet, lie. per yard. " bee BLU 745 and 747 Sth wt. we. < HAI is SELL at me. Another DOUBLE COM- ith st ey invoice of Sv BINATION 5 The unimpeachable reputation enjoyed by this es. tablishment as au emporium for the very best and ‘most reliable mourning textures warrants us in direct- ing your special attention to the BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT. ‘We bespesk your continued admiration for the cele- brated weaves of Priestly & Co. Composed of the pur- est silk and the best selected Australian Wool, there fs an evenness anda maintained standard of quality which insures celebrity. We offer their Bilk-warp “Henrietta,” in the Blue-black and Jet shade, from $1 00 to €3.008 yard. Of thoir other specialties we call your attention to the Silk-warp Melrose, Drap D’Alms, Imperial Serge and Convent Cloths; also to the All-wool Melrose, Armure, Crape Cloth, Brocades, Clevrons avd Shaded Stripes. Our Live of Lupiu's French Black Goods ts very com- plete, and inciudes Cashmeres, Camel's Hair, Camel's Hair Dingonals, Khyber, Thibet, Biarritz, Drap ‘D'Fte, Satin Merino, &. We also mark for your special examination French , Ens lish amd Geriman tmportations of Sebastapol (750. and @1 © yard), Wellington, Coteline, Wool Merveil- eux, Drap D'France, Drap D'Almeda, Georgette Cordaline, Kayette, Kayetine and Berges, 4 line of English Mohairs, Mohair Sicilisn and Mohair Brilliautine—ranging from Z5e. to @1 a yara—| yard. ‘Some Hesvy, All-silk Canton Crapesfor ‘Trimmings, being from $1.25 to $1.75 0 yard.