Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1889, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: .Octobor 28, 1859, THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Lecal Cireuiation of any Newspaper In the Word, and as an Advertising Medium 1 worth mere than all the staer payers puvusued fw Washington. — Bew York Office: Ren 93, " Tribane Building. ee Statement of the circulation of Tae EVENING ‘Bran for the week ending October 26, —_ Mowpay. October 21, 1889. TUESDAY, October 22, 1889. Wepwnspay, October 23, 1889. ‘TwURsDaT, October 24, 1889. Fawar, Ocwber 25, 1889. Sarcavar, October 26, 1889. i CORRESPONDING WEEK, 1883....+0-s00000 I solemnly swear that the above is a true @nd correct statément of the circulation of ‘Tus Evewixo Stam for the week ending October (26, 1889. J. Wut HERRON, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Company. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty-eighth day of October, A.D. 1889. Jom T. C. CLARE, Notary Public. ee The New York papers, which have been dep- reeating personalities and bad blood in the competition for the world’s fair site, in order that there may be no obstacle toa harmonious support by everybody of the final selection, are descending from this dignified and patriotic attitude and becoming spiteful. This change of tone suggests that the big city has lost heart and grip in the struggle. Harmonious support of the place to be finally selected seems to decrease in importance to the New York eye in proportion to the increase of probability that some other place than New York will be chosen. Now this is all wrong, men of Gotham, and you know it. Note and imitate the cheerful, hopeful, good-tempered, considerate tactics of Washington, which ex- pects to receive the second votes of everybody. It is @ mistake to suppose that the capital will rejoice at these indications of total collapse in the New York boom. Washington is exteremely desirous that the metropolis shall fight ener- getic Chicago to a standstill. in order that both may turn in the end spontancously and heartily to the support of the national capital, the only site. Brace up, Father Kuicker- in courage and temper. “Let dogs de’izhit to bark and bite.” —» + ——— The attorney tor the District fishes and dredges unsuccessfully for an enforcable pro- vision against Sunliy labor in all the nooks aud coruers of the most olscure depths of the sources of District law. Couid there be a stronger indirect argument. not merely fora Sanday law but fora general — of Dis- trict statutes, than thi ‘The political fight in Baltimore is hot and growing hotter. Iwo of the subordinates in corrupt political work have publicly confessed their misdeeds, and to overcome these confes- sions the police records of the men are printed to show that they have committed other crimes. ‘While the specitic accusations of these men might need and fail to receive corroboration in an attempt in court to punish the persons im- plicated by them. it is evident that they are fully informed in respect to ali the kinds of dirty work which have disgraced Baltimore polit es, and the citizens ouzut to be abie to make good use of the hints derived from their confes- sions, in putting a stop to similar operations in the future. — + ‘The modus vivendi and the obnoxious green stamp will give up the ghost about the same date. Fishermen and branch postmasters will please take notice and govern themselves sccordingly. Now let those ribald newspaper paragraphers go to Persia and say to him on his native heath what they have been saying about him ina place of safety all this while! ee ‘The shah has got home again. N a The verbal critics bave each other by the ears now over the question whether we should say, “my linen is laundried” or “my linen is laundered,” when we wish to express the idea that our clothing has been put through a laun- dry. Sumebody suggests a vay out of the dif- ficulty by saying “my linen is washed;” but this would be by no means a universal equivalent. sss nestishso insist The talk is now that those hostile Senators would let Murat Halstead go to Russia if he wanted to. They seem to have the impression that he might be an uncomfortable companion in the Senate for some of them, —<$<$———-—————___ The republicans of Massachusetts are taking Bo precautions to caulk the roof or strengthen the windows of the state house, although they ali prof ss to expect a constant reign of Haile im the Senate chamber next winter, —> « ——_ If the world’ isto be disposed of at auction the national capital will not be a bid- der even against the millionaires of New York. + The suggestion of a correspondent of the New York Sun that cab drivers be required to pass acivil service examination before taking out a license is not so bad, after all. The cab system of the metropolis, as it is at present, is about as striking an example of an uncivil serv- ice as can be found in a day's search anywhere, —___ Edward A ‘Atkinson took a practical way, at the health meeting in Brooklyn, of making his hearers appreciate his remarks about the ex- cellence of petroleum asa fuel by using it to cook a dinner which was served hot to all who would partake. it the lecturers who talk to the poor about food waste through bad cook- ing would only take pattern by him what a lot of solid comfortas wellas instruction they might dispense. What a song Tascott could sing about “the fellow that looks like me!" Sroxa Aspvcesests BX PRICES OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING FOR MEN AND Boys, aT WEXL'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 7TH STREET, A magnificent line of Overcoats for Men from $5 for Pkood Serviceable Overcoat to $25 fora Fine Silk or Satin-lined one, Business and Drees Suits from $6 for a Good Work- fig Suit to $25 fore Fine Grauite Prince Albert Suit, Boys’ Overcoate from $3.50 te $15, Boys’ Suits from $2.50 to $15. Odd Pants, immense variety. a ‘40 per cout by buying your Cloth- WEYL'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, «230 311 SEVENTH st. COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S FINE UN! DI Kio Mapiaiact 3 hed apa plain. RAUP- Man's DOUBLE saute Tdi sat Tite oe26-38 1602 Fm Sz N; Ww. Suil une of Yarns in we wing prices: eae Th ieee Saxony, Bethy Our tek, t Pisuncls ree Goods, Haateey Serer eee Rees oe eee peers | hang Bene es ig = Bie 5c. ; Saeuahine toe as aad 1243 ras | ‘There is not s House Furnishing Store in the United tates that pays more attention and is more careful in the selection of medium-priced goods than we are— ‘and thst we are successful in this particular the Thousands of Patrons that we have will attest. ‘This week we have placed on sale some of the most exquisite designs and decorations in DINNER, TEA and TOILET WARE, which cannot be equaled in rice by any house in this country. ‘We call particular attention to the beautiful Whit- ney Decorations in White and Gold. ‘The rainy weather of Saturday interfered with our special sale that day, HE F ATR: 812 7TH 8ST. ¥.W. Ti WE WILL GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS A SPECIAL BENEFIT SALE TOMORROW, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, AND THE FOLLOWING GOODS WILL BE SACRIFICED: RIBBED CRYSTAL GOBLETS, 3 for 10c., worth 18¢, JAPANESE CUPS and SAUCERS only 7c, worth 100, HANDSOME DECORATED CUSPIDOBS only 30¢., worth 50c. SILVERED-WIRE CASTORS only 89c., worth $1. FANCY PLAITED TABLE MATS, 3 for 10¢,, worth 150, WALNUT FRAME TOWEL ROLLERS, 8¢., worth lic. DUST PAN AND BRUSH for 16c., worth 250. SMYRNA RUGS for 59c., worth 75c. DECORATED CHINA FRUIT SAUCERS for 90., worth 12¢. DECORATED SALAD BOWLS for 19c., worth 25c. LARGE JAPANNED TOILET 6ETS for 080., worth $1.25. IMITATION CUT-GLASS CREAM PITCHERS, 10c., worth 13. DECORATED CHINA SOUP PLATES, 13c., worth 20c. DECORATED CHINA BREAKFAST PLATES, 9c., worth 150. ELEGANT JAPANNED WATER CARRIERS, 35c., worth 60e. PATENT JAPANNED SLOP JARS, 59c,, worth 85e, SPLENDID 4-STRING BROOMS, 19c., worth 30c, SELF-DUMPING CAKPET SWEEPER, 81.19, worth $1.48. SQUARE BREAD PANS, 5c., worth 9c. SQUARE CAKE COOLERS, 1vec., worth 25c, Other Great Burxains all through our establishment. TITT H H FER FFF T HOW EF rok TORR T UH EERE e 20Gb E 812 7TH ST. N.W., FRANKLE & CO., PROPRIETORS. It 1 STAND FOLDING DRESS FORMS, & st the Dowestic Sewing Machine Offic Utica hak 28-00% iva 200 B OF FLOOR O1L, all widths, almost given away; ee esses: 745 and 747 Sth at. m0. N REMNANTS—40-1. jobair, avy Brown, Garuet and Black, 2c. ‘ool Duubie-width Shuda, 2ue.; Black’ ouly. DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th st. 0c26-3t Exerc eeee* eee weeks , cy MADE TO WEAR. DON’T PRETEND TO JUDGE A SHOE BY ITS LOOKINASTORE. ITIS SAFER TO JUDGE A SHOE BY THE STORE IT ISIN. OUR MEN’S SHOES ARE THE BEST TOBE HAD FOR HARD WEAR, EASY WEAR, DRESS; NO MAT- TER WHAT,AND YOU CAN GET THEM ALL OF THE BEST QUALITY FOR LESS MONEY THAN YOU CAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN TOWN. MEN'S CORK SOLE SHOES, MEN'S DOUBLE SOLE SHOES, MEN’S LIGHT SOLE SHOES, MEN'S ENAMEL SHOES, MEN'S PATENT LEATHER SHOES, MEN'S KANGAROO SHOES, ALL OF THE BEST MATERIAL, FROM 84 TO 99. BR ITT = Uo RR Ss ei t BBB UU CR RO Sue8 = ARTHUR BURT & CO, oc28 1211 F STREET N. W. — sects STAND FOLDING DKESS FORM $2.50. at the ease antl Sewing Machine The Tz Box Musca: . aH A oTrrr MATS. ‘Today we call your attention to our immense as sortment of FELT HATS, including every new style of the present season and in every color; prices 75c., 98c. $1.25 forthe Best French Fur Felts, in Tur- bans, Walking Hate and large shapes. Come in and look at them; we know we can suit you. CHILDREN'S HATS. More styles than ever before—Ssilors, Jockeys. Steamers, Tam O'Shanters, &c., in Plain Colors Plaids, Stripes, &e., prices 380. upward. Compare our prices with hatters’ prices for same goods and we have no doubt of whom you will buy. Come in snd look at our assortment. THE BON MARCHE, 0e88 316 7TH ST. N.W. Pehcpae Teer ES Bahco vt oot EW ONS IN SMYRNA RUGS; LARGE, ae. Nanna 28: Jarwes east nize KAUF- |AN’S DOUBLE a Nea gonT Soy Si tnd teas ith st. ae. eos oc26-3t RD, Sisends Someraee ‘NEW; 040, PER Xtbed alr Ble Cloth. r-ribl F pair, Blacks ooweat fe fh i Bue * mt AA LS AR POPULAR pie PLACE, SEVENTH, EIGHTH AND D STREETS. “a5 and 747 bth ol. ve. ss SPECIALS IN EER BRR, 00, BBE, BER 98%, ERE 9 QO BBB EB Ss. k Soo Bes kur Ssa5 7 SPECIALS IN © 00, ¥. ¥ —RR BRR &%3 0% & mss €éo 83 ¥% ee cco 00 RR Sss3 7 Every item in this advertisement is of interest to “aud should be resd sud voted cureiully, Dut DOSE WIiH PHAT. Weld have You can then tel R NOT. you see the gouds whether they are Bb WKAPS. ‘An entirely new long garment with the “Directoire”” #ud iuade of fine sevich Cloths, and style w them. 29.00 THE PRICE, CHEAP AT MUCH MORE, Aspecial line of LADIES' STUCKINETTE JACKETS. handsouwely braided, p bound sain aud will’ A ‘usual price. No eud of Wear AL to perfection, SPECIAL PRIOE 86.50. re Dever seen a beiter vulue—we don’t think you plendid Cloth NEWMARKET for MISSES and A CHILDREN. Wid give clewant service for school Wear. Conse in assorted styles of clout. izes 6 to 16 eure, z PRICE 85.50, ADVANCE 50c. A SIZE. We would call your attention to our line of TEA GOWNS, of we are showing sume unusual 50 we chases. MILLINERY. made ni EN q aud wort: from 89 to €0.50 CHOICE SP A line of Misses’ and Cuiliren's Gora JOCKEY CAPS, in plain colors or plaids, worth SPECIAL PutlCE 400. EAUH. Aline of Child-eu's PLUSH CAPs, plush, made with plush ‘bow in front Serre f IAL PRICE 590, EACH. 500 plecea of best quality, Moire, Crown, Edge, and Gree drs borin Bae kibbons Every thread's . Sells regularly for <2 yard. SPECIAL PKIOs 1dc, A YARD. ROBES. We huve made big reductions on our line of PARIS AND LOND N COMMINATION DkESS KOBES, prices which cannot fail to sell them ali out with @ Fushi, prices w_ich have wever been put ot goods of the same class belor SOML HAVE 10 sands of plain material, with hand- soise Persian borders, SOME HAVE i yan of plain ms efial and 176 yds, ilk stripe to match, SOME HAVE he yards of plain material, and 13¢ for panels and wu: ALL ARE the most slyiish goods of the season. 5 Combination Dress Robes of Serge, with fancy+ rdered stripe. Never suid less than $7.30. SPECIAL PRICE, 86.48 EACH. 5 Combination Dress Robes of Cashmero, with black silk braided borders; cannot be duplicated under $8. SPECIAL FRICE, £6.75. 5 Combination Robes of Serge with fancy silk stripes; elegant value at £14.51 SPECIAL PRICE 11.75 EACH. EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN TABLE COVERS. In our Art Department we have opened 15U 6-4 Covers of au euliey new material. It in Gheulite worked on stroug soft canvas imsterial, Wear louger than al Che: ui are much haudsom ENTIREL: NEW ANS, “worth $2 aud $2.50. 40 EACH. pinout Line Department we have received a line of anak Cove wrondectut 'y cheap. No such values Eoveever boon shown tn Washington before. Une lot of a4 Extra Fine Damask — Covers, frluged; have colored borders; worth $1. SPECIAL PRICE 62}. EACH, And the following, which are selling rapidly and ‘soon be BBR BOB BBB B BBS 4 FUFULAR SHOPPING PLACE, oc28 ‘TH. STH AND D STREETS. gre bleed oe DEE. FORM: 2.59, eo STRICTLY PURE WOOL CALIFORNIA Biauket, manufactured slightly imperfect ore ia mit wi, COMBIN: NATIGN, 12-4 sive ¥9. K\UFMAN'S DOUBLE Pend 1245 11th at, se. BY ae OF LADIES* BEAVER JACKETS, IX bound, frat i “a9: 99. Et ee Secceme ta 3.407 third lot, 8:3 8 DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th ti sce yee aEAVY CUSTOM. MADE RAG Sopees, peryard. Best Quality Rag, 17 PB6-2te 745 und ha 47 ten st se. Geytizvex Or Wasumaton. Let's talk common sense with you for a few brief moments, You khow we never indulge in brag or bluster, blow or blarney, and when we tell you we are doing the finest clothing business that was ever done in Washington, we simply state the naked truth—and that, not to indulge in idle boasting, but to give yous food reason why you should patronize a house whose methods of doing business meet the approval of think- ‘ing intelligent people everywhere, whose stock of Suits and Overcoats is as far above the ordinary run of ready-made clothing—in the telling pojate of ele- gance, style, make, ft and quality—as the work of artists is beyond the work of unskilled labor. ‘The clothes we sell were made for youfor Washing- ton trade—umder our supervision and at our risk, not bought in bulk—~almost by weight regardiess of style— to be written up in glowing terms and run off at cx- horbitant prices at the beyinning of the season—prices ‘that will admit of being cut in two—and stil a prost made on the goods—when the season's over. ‘We respectfully submit that we have a claim on your patronage because, in the first place, we have the clothes you want—the best, by far, in town; because our Prices are just and equitable; because we don’t try to pull the wool over your eyes by talking “buneombe;” because we respect your intelligence and don’t believe ‘that you iike being humbugged. EADQUARTEKS FOR WINDOW SHAD! H Buco doen and ‘S¥c.; best org otra” 0c26-2t* 746 and tat Sth st. 8.0, 66, Tu Cray» W ORSTEDS ARE THE FINEST IN THE WORLD, EVERYBODY LIKES WORSTEDS, BUT NO ONE LIKES THE KIND THAT GETS “SHINY” BEFORE IT’S HALF WORN OUT. BUY THE “CLAY” AND YOULL NEVER COMPLAIN OF ITS BECUMING GLOSSY OR OF ITS WANT OF DURABILITY. THE “MACGREGOR” TWEEDS AND CHEVIOTS ARE THE BEST GOODS MADE FOR FINE BUSINESS B8UITS AND TROUSERS. WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BOTH THESE LINES IN OUR CUSTOM DE- PARTMENT. OUR GOODS ARE CUT ARTISTICALLY AND MADE UP UNDER OUR OWN SUPER- ‘VISION IN THE BEST MANNER. =.B BARNUM & 00, oc26 Hows Tus: FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE CAMEL'S HAIR HALF HOSE, 190. ; worth 350, NATURAL WOOL HALF HOSE, 19¢,; worth 35¢. ALL 50c. TIES (New Goods), 390,” 8. L BACHRACH, ‘MEWS FIXINGS, 1223 F ST. B. W. riectly made ‘have the open | Excavsive Sux Novexrres AT PERRY'S. ‘The season of raiety is almost at hand. It will not ‘de maay weeks before you are in the very midst of the sotial mase—eo don’t put off your planning and cos- taming until the very last moment; rather make it 8 abject of immediate consideration—and have a word with us about our collection of the very latest Novelty Silke. The patterns are the most unique that have blossomed in many a season, and they «ive your draper schance to display a wealth of origihality that will Pale past seasons’ effects. First, and particularly, we want you to take s special Jook at the larger than common variety of rich Persian nd Fancy Striped Sill for Trimmings and Combins- tions, as well as Street Suite and Dinner Gowns. It is Fare you will find such « variety and each pattern such erich one, Our line of Plaid and Striped Surshs at 75c. is not enly larger than you will be apt to find anywhere else but the price is » “bargain price.” Delicately combined Striped Armures—every design & ‘new one—different from anything you've seen before, and only @1 a yard, too, All colors of Fancy Trimming Silks at $1.25 and $1.50. You may hunt around all you choose and you will not find such a tine at such prices, Those Persian Silke—the very lastest coinage of fashion—as popular as they are handsome—we carry in several qualities from $1.50 to $3.50. Pompadour Brocades, for atreet or evening wear, from 83.50 to 88 per yard, Elegant original designs in Silver and Gold Brocades from §8 to $15 per yard, A specialty of ours is Silks for Wedding Gowns. We have told you before abunt those all-silk, round cord Faille Francaise at $1; but it will bear repeat- ing. Just now we have a full assortment of desirable aaa remind you—for they are sell- rapidly. We claim to be authority on Trimming Novelties and Dress Silks, and we pride ourselves on the strictly high character of the lines we carry and the exceedingly rea sonable markings we are enabled to jut on them. You will and the Silks on the first floor, next to the elevator. : BEATON PERRY, “Perry Building, th st, and Ps, Sa Established 1840, A! We GERMA) ee jee JACKETS Saccoaanse Srl chines and ‘urnishi 30,n01 CANPET LINING, BEI AUR xtIOS, ins DOUBLE COMBE SALON, Tah ‘and 13431 11th st. ae. Arz You Isrerestep IN HOUSE FURNISHING? If so DON'T FAIL to visit our vast establishment, examine the goods, note the prices, compare with those elsewhere and be couvinced of the FANE QUAL- ITY, EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS and LOW PHICES of our large and varied stock of UPHOLSIEKY FABKICS, CURTALS», DRAPERIES, WALL PAPERS, CAKPEIS, RUGS, AND FUKNITURE. Below we quote s few SPECIAL BARGAINS, Read them and satisfy yourself that we offer you full value for your money. CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES. 63-inch Chenille Curtains, in Biue, Crean and Crim, | son, $9.25 per puir. 2-yd. wide Chentile Curtaing,in Terra Cotta, Gold and Blue, $10 per pair. insh Point Laces from 85 up. Elegant line of Brussels, Renaissance, Swiss and Tumbour Laces. Nottinghams in Brusselsand Renaissance effects. Fine quality of Silk Piush, reduced to 81.25 per yd, in Crimson, Electric Blue, Terra Cotta and ‘Maroon. FRENCH AND ENGLISH TAPESTRIES. FURNIA URE. ‘We wish to call special attention toan Elegant Hand- carved Antique Oak Suite, S4-iuch Dr BOx40; Beveled French Piate, reduced to U5, Tuis Suite is very handsome. S piece Antique Oak Suite, beveled glass, $27.50. 3 “ gzd. Our Leader Woven Wire Springs are still selling at 83. We are making s specialty of those Beautiful 5-pi Parlor Suites, in Tapestry and Silk Plush, at $57.50. Good values at $85. Ali Goods at LOW PRICES and MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, CARPETS In the Latest Effects and Colorings, AXMINSTERS, wore WRUQUETTES, ENGLISH BRUSSELS, EXTRA SUPER INGRAINS, THREE PLYS, KIDDIMINSTE.4S (Morris Effects), BELGKAVIA AND INGKAIN ART SQUARES. BYZANTINE ART SQUAKLS, SMYRN, DAGHESTAN, PERSTARS WINSTE NSTER ovat, WILTON, MOQUETTE, pan ESE AND FUR RUGS. MATTINGS, LINOLEUM, OIL CLUTHS, COCOA AND NAPIER MALTING. THE HIGH GRADE AND LOW PRICES of 0 have gained for us an enviable reputa- Son atch we sual always endeavor to uphold. » Remember we are oifering Great Iuducements Shroushoutall the devertments, of lumited means will find it the best select trom our Varied assortment of mod— crate diced Kuods, which wre of good quality and suited to the wants of all. JU! LIUS 1 LANSBURGH, oc26 13th and F sts. AXONY-WOOL GERMAN HAND-KNI Sy AULRGACH's, 7th aud H. Sewing 3 Howse & Hesnsaxws EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, HOUSE KEEPERS: LET US REASON TOGETHER. AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR, WHEN FOR THE BODILY COMFORT OF YOUR- SELVES AND YOUR CHILDREN, THE PURSE 18 TAXED TOITS UTMOST, YOU NEED FUR- NITURE OF VARIOUS KINDS. POSSIBLY YOUR PARLOR, FOR WANT OF A SUITE OB CARPET, PRESENTS A SHABBY AND UN- COMELY APPEARANCE, NOT AT ALL IN HARMONY WITH YOUR SURROUNDINGS; YOUR OTHERWISE INVITING DINING ROOM MAY NOT BE GRACED BY A SIDE- BOARD—AN INDISPENSABLE REQUISITE IN EVERY WELL-ORDERED HOUSE-OR, HAPLY, XOUR WINDOWS ARE UNADORNED WITH EXQUISITE LACES, AND YOUR HOMES THKOUGHOUT COLD AND CHEERLESS! TIME WAS WHEN 8UCH INCONVEN- TENCES WERE UNAVOIDABL:, BUT UNDER THE VARIOUS AND MANIFOLD METHODS OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM YoU CAN READILY AND WITH AN IN- SIGNIFICANT OUTLAY OF READY MONEY BE RELIEVED OF THESE ANCIENT IN- FELICITIES AND YOUR HOMES BE MADE COMFORTABLE, ATTRACTIVE AND PLEAS- ANT TO BEHOLD. OUR THREE COLOSSAL STORES HAVE AGAIN BEEN REPLENISHED TO THEIR UTMOST CAPACITY WITH A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL MANNER OF HOUSEHOLD BEQUISITES, WHICH WE OFFER TO ALL RELIABLE HOUSE KEEPERS UPON CREDIT, GRANTING EACH CUSTOMER THE PRIV- ILEGE OF DICTATING THE TERMS UPON WHICH SHE MAY WISH TO PURCHASE. WHY WILL YOU HESITATE TO PROPERLY ENJOY LIFE DURING THE DREARY MONTHS OF WINTER WHEN THE LIBEX- ALITY OF OUB OFFER 18 KEPT STEADILY BEFORE YOU AND OUR TERMS ARE 50 EASILY COMPLIED WITH? HOUSE & HERRMAWs CASH AND CREDIT HOUSR 983 and 9:23 7th ot and 636 Mass ave a * D.C.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1889 WORX, ‘We have dozen inquiries every day as to whether the Cape Coates are going to beas popu- Jar tais season as last. Yes, they are—every bit. If you haven't one you ought to get it at ence. As long as we've brought up the subject ‘we'll tell you about some of the styles and our prices for them The Long, Black Cheviot, Lord Chumley is Probably the most quietly rich garment you can find. We've got higher priceffones, but we want you to see our $15 quality, The capes are long and full and you can't tell them apart from other people's @25 grades—indeed there isn’t much difference, Whether you think you ‘want one or not—don’t neglect to look at them. Then we haves hundred or two patterns of Fancy Cheviote and Cassimeres, Whitney Chin- chiles, French Thibits, Montagnaes, Irish Frieze, Shetlands—some of our own make, some gems of others’ handiwork and almost s ship load of imported ones, You'll find them Fancy Cassimere, Serge or Italian Cloth lined and the Capes the same—al- ‘though there's many a style we've got with the Capes Silk lined. Init necessary for us to make a formal offer of our guarantee of these Garments? It can't be, for you've never yet presented us a claim we didn’t promptly settle to your entire satisfac- tion, But we do guarantee them all the same— guarantee them to be better qualities for less money than you'll find around us, no matter how hard you search, Our line of prices is from $10 to 635. And these Coats are this season's productions at this season's prices, We have no last year's garments to offer youat any price—we cleared them all out clean last year—as wedoevery year, You won't see a fawiliar old pattern, BAKS AND COMPANY, THE PATRON-PLEASING PROVIDERS, NNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 71H STREET, PE: oclts YOOL GI RMAN HAND-BNIT JACK TS BAUS, 7th wud He Sewiug alachin Furnisuiugs. ia NNN 00 00 rit 58, NNN 00 00 T g Nv 899898 f “8g N ONS ‘00 tT Seg? = LADIES, LUOK AT THIS! We offer for Monday a complete line of Turbans in all styles, Just received from Paris (the latest Bovelties). And we guarantee them the greatest Be | gains you ever saw. Cail aud see if we do not make our “boast” gue METROPULE,” No. 1, inall colors, 69¢.; worth 85e. “IMPERTAL," in all colors, 69¢. ; worth 87e. DMETROPOLE,” No. 2 In eat shades, 85e.; worth TO fost shades. €1.20; worth $1.50, AKIN test wuaden, : Worthy $1.60. THIMMED “LUXKBANS, all pared $148; worth tht ED TURBANS (the rage in Paris), $2 50; wortli ALKING HATS, worth $4.50. id WALKING HALTS, ¥3e am SSe.; worth HATS, 83; worth 86. s worth 84.50, ‘54 worth $4.50, ADiY HAI BUNNEIS. 812 Jer rear S275. Our Motto ts: “QUICK BALES AND SMA! L PROFITS AND Satipied Customers.” NON OU T yi oo 0” gs 20 80 35g N 00 0 6 = BONN Sag8 421 1 ith st. uw., oc26 Above Penusylvania av Pauavexruna Stone. SPECIAL OFFERING IN PLUSHES AND VELVEIS. es we are showing at 50c., 75c. and best values ever offered All the ding shades, ‘eta trom 75c. to @2a yard, Full line of Ladies’ Cloaking Cloths, in double widths, $1.38 upto $2.75 a yard. Bargains in White Bed Spreads, Full-size Macoailice ectorns 82. $1.25 and $1.50 LACE CULIAINS. We have just received a few lotsof Lace Curtains, closed from an importer, which We are offering much below their value. In Nottingham (Cluny and Guipure feots) we are showing at $1.50, #2, 82 8 and 3.50 Curtains worth double the money, One hundred pieces of All Silk Moire Crown-ede Ribbons, 2 inches wide, at Azigc.a yard, $1.25 piece, Justone-half price. A great Bargain in Boys’ Hose. A positive Fast Black Extra Weicht Derby Ribbea Hose, sizes 7 to 10, only 25c. CARHART & LEIDY, Y28 7th st. and 706 K st. n. 919 Pa. Ave W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. DRY GOODS. We are confident that we can show as an attractive and well-selected Stock as to Quality and Style as we have ever had the pleasure of displaying to the people of Washington. : Our Prices are as Low as are ‘consistent with the quality of the fabrics we sell. We feel assured it will Pay thore who are in search uf good goods at fair prices to pay usa |. We name iu part the tulluwing: 100 pieces 6-4 PLAIN FLANNLS, all new and de- sirable Shades of this season. 2U0 pieces of CASUMERES and HENRIETTAS, ‘This lot coaprises all Prices, Widths and Colors. They range in price from 50c. to $1.50 per yard. 200 pieces of IMPOKTED CLOTHS for Tailor-made Dresses, trom 81 to $3 per yard; all colors, 100 pieces of FRENCH and SCOTCH WOOL PLAIDS, The effect and coloring really beautiful, ‘The prices are all right, ‘Three hundred COMBINATION DRESSES. all new designs. This sexson's importation. Our vil Departuwent can show some decided bar- gains. Black, White and Colored FAILLES in great profn- sion, all at New York prices. Our stock of BLACK GOODS was never larger or better assorted. Lupin’s aud Priestley’s makes pre- dominating. We have for housekeepers decided bargains in Se: TABLE BLANKETS, QUILTS, LINENS, TOWELS, ete. Our Hosiery aud Underwear Department is large, and both ladies aud gentlemen will tind a great variety to sel.ct trom, Goods areuew. The prices are correct, We have but one price, and that the lowest the mar- ket affords, ‘One price only. oc26 “THE BEST THE CHEAPEST.” W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ocl® P. OTTERY, P. ORCELAIN Asp Guusswane. 919 PENN. AVE, X.W, NEW STOCK NOW ARRIVING SELECTED IN EUROPE BY OUR OWN BUYER. HOUSE KEEPERS FITTING OUT OR REPLEN- ISHING ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED TO LOOK THKOUGH OUR ESTABLISHMENT. KIVCHEN UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS, AGENT FOR THE EDDY AND LURILLARD RE- FRIGERATORS, W. BEVERIDGE, oc26-2m No. 1009 PA AVE. N.W. Cuorce Warre Cura. We have just opened 8 varied assortment of Choice White China fo: decoration. CHEAP ENGLISH TOILET sETS. A new arrival of English Toilet Sets, with and with- out jars, You will not find « better sssortment or lower prices. WILMARTEH & EDMONSTON, CHINA AND HOUSEFURNISHINGS, ee SE seu at OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. 11th and Fete ow. Moxvar, Ocrosezr 28, 1889. UNEQUALLED SILK BARGAINS. Tt ts uot possible to buy such silks as these anywhere for the prices we quote. Most of them are exceedingly desirable for evening: and party dresses, bein« considerably better ‘and prettier than their prices indicate. 22-1uch Crepe Carre in self-colored block effecta, in Cream. Ivory, Pink and Ciel. Only 60c. per yard. ‘22-inch Pongia Rayure, a smovth-faced Pekin Pongee run with self-colored hair-line satin stripes. A very dressy appearing Silk of soft, fine texture for evening drosees and house-waiste. Only 60c. per yard. The shades are Ciel Bine, Corn, Lilac, Noit, 8il- ver, Rose, Nile, Cream, Ivory. Coraile, Havana. Cardinal, Myrtle and Navy. 60c. per yard. Elegant Brocaded and Ficured Japanese Silks, of small and large designs in self-col- ore. Ivory, Cream, Black. Ciel and Pink, for Evening dress, ¢1, $1.15 and @1.25 per yard Allof these Silks belong properly at much h'gher price, and constitute one of our freatest silk “drives” of the winter season. (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. LATE ADDITIONAL “NOVELTIES” IX ELEGANT PATTERN ROBES. Never before have we shown such s variety of beautiful patterns and colorings im Braided, Embroidered, Corded and Gombiua- tion Dress Robes, The latest “novelty” is ‘the Embroidered Patterns with deep knotted silk fringe borders, with narrow embroid- ered band to match. Three exquisite shades of Wine, Olive and Terra Cotta. New Persian Side Bands, with plain mate- ial to match, Lluminated Camel's Hair Robes, with tufted stripes and indistinct plaids, with plain mate tals to match, Brocaded borderings, Persian and jac guard borderiugs, irridesant tinseled side bands, Persian stripes, Hundkerchief Pat- terns, Hluminated Scoich Cheviots aud any quantity of plaid, striped aud figured Com- bination Kobes. We are the only house im the city showing such a variety of exclusive pattern dresses. (Firat Boor, second annex.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. NEW BLACK VELVETS. Velvet has again assumed the eupremacy as a trimming fal It is very fasutonable for skirts, full sleeves, waists, wraps, &c, We call particular atieution to three quail- Suk Velvet, with Lisle thread back, at $ 2, and 62.50 per yard, Both aresoit in finish, have close pile aud will not crush or crease in wear, (First Boor, second suuex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, NEW SILK PLUSHES. Ail the kinds—for Dresses. for Fancy Work, for Skirts, for Millinery, for Jackets, for Draperies, and for any use to wluch plush can be p 5 beautiful $1.35 per yard, 48 beautiful shades in 24-inch Silk Plush, of extra quality, $1.50 per yard. Our 68c. Plush cannot be equalled in silty, weave aud finish at the price, (Hirst door; second annex.) WOUDWAKD & LOTHROP, in 22-inch Silk Plush, BRIC-A-BRAC SPECIALTIES. New Vienna Brovzes, $1 to $8.50. Elegant Chiua Salad Bowls, 75c. to 6: Elegant China Cuke Plates, @2.40 to n. Colored Glass Pitchers, 10c. to 20c. Celluloid Crumb Bru Beautiful Kove Jars, (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, MEN'S “INITIAL” HANDKERCHIEFS, Buying the quantities we do we are en- abled to sell as coud a quality with the em- broidered smitial as you usuaily pay fora plain linen hendkerchiet. Men's Pure Linen Lawn Hand-embroid- ered “Initial” Handkerchiefs, with one and two-inch hemstitch. 2c, each; six for 81.50. Men’s Extrafiue Pure Linen Lawn Hand-embroidered “Initial” Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with one-inch hem. dc. each; 3 for 81, (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. FIVE O'CLOCK TEA CLOTHS. ‘We bave & very elegant line of these popu- lar Tea Cloths in all sizes and qualities, in very attractive patterns, BLEACHED DAMASK TEA CLOTHS. 4 Fringed, Colored Border, 4 Fringed, Plain Waite, 1.25, -4 Fringed, Pisin Whige. $1.50. = Knotted Fringe, Drawn-work Border, 4 Kottea Fringe, Elaborate Drawn Work, 86.50. 5-4 Fringed, Satin Damask Cloths, €2 to 3.50. ‘10-4 Fringed, Satin Damask Cloths, $3 to qi2-t Frioaed, Satin Damask Cloths, $4 to 74-4 Fetoged, Satin Damask Clotes, @5 to ae equaicd in the city. (Second floor.) $1 and ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. LADIES' BLANKET WRAPPERS. We ate showing an excellent line of Ladies" Bianket Wrappers for the bath, nursery, &c., in Navy Blue with White Stripes, 88.50. ‘This is an excellent Wrapper for the price. (Third door.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. IRISH LINEN BATH SHEETS. We have on ssle Iri-h Linen Huck Bath Sheets. Size? by 2g yards. 4 each. (Beoond floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. MORE ABOUT THOSE RIBBONS. Remember the S-inch All-silk Satin and GrosGrain Ribbons, in art and millinery shades, at the low prive of 20c. per yard, A great baryain, First floor) ‘WOODWARD & LOTHEOP. MEN'S GLOVES. Cloth, 35e. Jersey, 50c, Scotch Wool, 25, 50, T5c., 81. ‘The best and the cheapest Driving Glove of which we know. 61.50 per pair. Coachman's French Mink FurGloves,with dogukin palm, lined with lamb's wool, @3 per pair, (iret floor; 1013 F street door.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. ‘We shall each day place at the foot of our column a brief summary of the attractions advertised the day before. Saturday's Star contained: Cor. 11th and Foot. aw, ‘Thats cash busivess enables smaller profite than s credit Dusiness is conceded by all thinking people, and by none more than the credit merchants them- selves, Such gemeralitios as “Bring the goods back ¢ Youcan buy cheaper eismhore,” “Be sure of the qual- Stine before you buy.” &e. &e., are the evasive answers of the credit merchants to thet which bee even Biblical euthority; for, is it not written: “No man ean serve two masters.” No mancan do a credit business ‘and cerve both his class of patrons—those who pay Promptly and those who don't—with equal Justice, wn- lees, indeed, he were to have two prices. Since that cap not be, does not the prompt pay customer have to make good the losses of those of the credit customers whonever pay. Such being the case can the merchant Who credits and who bas losses afford as small profit as the merchant who bas nosuch losses? Ite an artful reply of the credit merchant to write “money returned.” & He would thus blind you to ‘the real issue and often succeesta, AE Afls™ PAE AIS ROYAL One word more: Is it likely the merchant who credits ‘will make food his losses by quoting Lieber prices for foods easily valued by you? Isn't it more likely it ts the prices charged for fiver goods, uot so easily valued, that help him through? Palais Koya! prices for Fine Dress Goods, Trummines, Laces and Buttons, mention of which will be found in lower half of this column will reply. (Continued below.) 2,000 beer Waszen. We have about one thousand pairs of Hoots that Gou't At the average foot. The very shoos that are scarce with most merchants are too plentiful here. However, we dont claim superior wisdom, for we find we have mades mistake. We thought by keep- fing in stock sizes not eauly procurabie elsewhere would make the Palais Royal headquarters for such goods, But we findso few wear these unusual sizes that tt doesn't pay te keep thom in stock. Wetold you the other day we'd ratber make many @fforts and fail pow and then than not to make any eMort. Here'san tllustration of failure, We'll lose by ‘ft smilingly. You'll wain by it smualingly. THE PALAIS ROYAL $2.68 LADIES’ BOOTS FOR ¢1. ‘These are the @2.68 Andrea Kid Button Boots that have the name “Palais Royal” associated so favorably im the memories of many of pe.rope One doliara pair for the following sizes: No. 1-A, B.C. D, EL No. 14—A, B,C, D, EB No. 7—A, B, C, D, E. 94.50 LADIES’ BOOTS KOR $2. Those are the Palais Royal's Well-kuown French Kid, Button Boots, No. 5—A, B, No. 6A, B,C, D. E No, T—A, B,C, D, E €3.50 LADIES’ BOOTS FoR — ‘These are the Dull Dongola Button Boots, The Wet ‘Weather Bvot that doesn't look it, but ia, No. 644—A, B.C, D, E. 5” But & few pairs of some of the sizes, 0 please don't delay acail if your foot will fit the Shoes we ad- vertise, THE s ROY (Continued below.) SE PALare ROTAL, Ricvuax Axo Speci: Prices ‘Since Dress Goods and Trimmings and Buttons are to be offered at Spec Sale Pri for Monday, Tues day and Weduesday «Wctober 9, BO) it's Just an Well you should know about regular and special prices, REGCLAK PRICES are the prices marked in van Agureson all goods—prices that are a much emaller advance on the wholesale price than if we dida cred business—prices tuat are only possiule with @ cash Dunes, SPECIAL PRICES are reduced prices advertised during special sales™prices so little above the whole- sale firures that they can be quoted only for certain days—prices that are one of our advertising methods— Prices that could not be quoted had we the losses in- cidental to a credit business, THE PALAIS ROYAL. Sprott Sace : Pasozs INTHE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, (Oct. 28) (Oct. 20.) (Get. 309 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.—Ten per cent off marked prices of entire stock of French Robes. These Dress patterns have the Trimming included. The very lovely effects and the very modest prices are well known to many of our patrons, who will be pleased to take advantage of this opportunity. You know we have but one of @ kind, aud you know the moral, don't you? WARRANTED BLACK SILKS.—The following Special sale prices are for Goods for the wear of which we are responsible, A written guarentee for the asking. Black G. G. Silks, $1 instead of @1.19 yard. Black G. G. Silks, @1.25 instead of $1.35, Black Surah Silk, 79c. instead of # Bisck Faille Silk, @1 instead of $1.19. Biack Fale Silk, $1.25 instead of €1.39. 527 Of course, if these Silks are not good values et regular prices, the special sale prices ares farce. We'd like you to compare with the credit store Silks. The answer will be mate but eloquent. BLACK WOOL DRESS GOODS.—Compare the regu- lar prices of these goods with the credit store prices. ‘That's only fatr, becsuse the special sale pricesare only temporary. We would be fair. 40-inch Mohair Brillantine, 50c. instead of 68a. 45-inch Camel's Hair, 75c. instead of 980. 42-inch Striped Serge, 75c. instead of Ye. 45-inch Melrose Cloth, 750. instead of fe. THE PALAIS ROYAL Sreciar Sate Prices. (DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.) If we dou’t poiut out, at special prices, just what you ‘want it's not because it isn't here, If you must have something we haven't and therefore what you can’t Get elsewhere we'll make it to order and not charge fancy prices. ‘Bie-inch Silk Fringes, 40c. instead of 50c yard, 534-inch Silk Fringes, 75. instead of 890. 40-inch Silk Fringes, @9.08 instead of 10.35, 2imch bilk Gimp, 50c. instead of 5c. 2-inch Vaudyke Gimp, $1.60 instead of $1. 4-inch Vandyke Gimp, €2.50 instead of €2. ‘22iginch Vandyke, $25 instead of $26.68, 1 4nch Hand-crochet, $1.50 instead of $1.68. ‘Se-inch Hand-croche:, 4.08 instead of 65.98, A dozen Crochet Buttons, 2c. instead of 250, 1 dozen Steel Buttons, 220. instead of 25c. 1 dogen Stee] Buttons, €6.48 instead of @7.20, SPECIAL SALE PRICES i THe LACE DEPARTMENT. ‘The following are very heavy Sik Escurisl Laces, made up in the new Vandjke and Renaissance styles, and so closely resemble the more expensive Dress ‘Trimmings that we advise, befure deciding, an inspes- Won of both ‘The special prices are as follows: 4-inch Vandyke @1.98, instead of @2.35 yard Bi4-inch Vandyke €3.65, instead of @4.35, 13i¢-inch Vandyke 65.10, instead of 96.15. 15}¢-inch Renaissance $2.10, instead of @2.25, €27 We ask attention to the window display of Dress Goods, Trimmings. Laces and Buttons, You will ‘think it must bes misteke in ticketing when you see ‘the @3-inch Black Lace Fivuncings marked 61a yard THE PALAIS BOTAL, : a. LISwER, (e088 Corner 12th st. and Peansyivenis eve,