Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1889, Page 4

WEDNESDAY « HosEy % nOE ES. THE EVENING stan has the fullest Local Cirevlation efany Newspaper in the Worta. and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the einer papers puviusned Bee York Office: Boom 93, ‘Tribune Building. —_—_—__————____= It is too early still to philosophize at length on the results of yesterday's elections, for we do not know positively what those results are. It can be safely said, however, that they have generally been unfavorable to the republicans. In Iowa the probabilities have pointed, till this morning, to republican victory in a small way, but now the democrats profess to have won by a fair plurality and the republicans concede that the fight is very close. In Ohio the result is still in doubt, as far as the head of the ticket is concerned, and the republican state committee are trusting to the back counties to pull their candidate through, if he is to be saved at all. Pennsylvania is solidly republican as usual. In Massachusetts the re- publicans have carried the state, but by a re- duced majority. In Nebraska, also, the repub- licans have succeeded, though the retarns are too meager to make the extent of the victory certain, The remaining five states—New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Mississippi and Vir- ginia—have all remained true to their demo- These results are not surprising. The year wasone in which a democratic revolution was naturally to be expected. The frenzy of zeal which carries any party to victory in a presi- dential election is pretty sure to be followed by areaction. The fire has spent itself; money cannot be wrung from purses already emptied; and the first steps of s new administration are sure to cause dissatisfaction among the persons disappointed in their ambition, and these either stay away from the polls or go there only to cast a vote of vengeance. The worst blow to republican hopes, all things considered, would be the loss of Iowa, which has never had a democratic governor since she became a state. If Ohioshould be lost on the governorship the blow, though severe, would not be so sig- nificant, because the result might be attributed to personal hostility to Foraker in his own party ranks and to the defectionof the German element on the saloon question, on which Foraker bad takena position offensive to them. ee The statement of Senator Ingalls that the District of Columbia is purely a public reserva- tion, and that all its residents other than gov- ernment employes are here on sufferance only, and may be ordered off by the government at any time, is again made the subject of news- paper discussion, The remark was made by or attributed to Senator Ingalls a good while ago, was printed in the local press. and discussed by Tue Sra at the time. The power of exclusive legislation in Congress does not, of course, in- volve exclusive ownership of property in the District. The original owners of the ground upon which Washington is built gave large tracts of land to the government upon prom- ises. express and implied, which have not been fully kept. They retained, however, the ownership of other large tracts. The fact of their gift to the government does not affect the title of their heirs or assigns to the ground not sogiven. The United States may condemn and pay for a Washingtonian’s property for public purposes, and the property of the citizen of a state may be condemned in the same way. But the government cannot make such use of the power of exclusive legislation as to expel any Amert- can citizen from his home and property without compensation or the justification of some great public emergency. The descendants of those original owners of the District who deeded their land to the government on conditions which have not been fulfilled will be laying claim next to the Capitol and White House as real estate which has reverted to them. These opposing claims which may be made in | behalf of the government and the cendants of private owners may be viewed as neutraliz- ing one other, and each party will probably hold what i it has. —_ + a The old | lady down in Connecticut, who ex- pressed her surprise at learning that Miss well was not going to marry Murat after all, has some,exeuse for confusing Prince Murat and Field Marshal Murat. The gulf between a prince and a field marshal has proved but a narrow one on many a European battle field, a Railroad trains on grade tracks bave been doing some more of their deadly work within the city limits, Last evening a Baltimore and Potomac freight engine drew a train up the Virginia avenue tracks, and blockaded the passage of the public across them; then the train was broken to open a pzssage, and the locomotive was driven down upon a street-car fall of people, wrecking it, and injuring several persons. A while later the same engine ran overaman and caused his death. The en- gineer responsible for both mishaps was re- ported to be drunk. Drunk or not, the fact re- mains that he ruined property and took human life, which he would not have been able to do if the tracks on which he was running his loco- motive had not passed through the heart of the city, in the middle of the public highway, and om the street grade. The engineer was primarily the culprit in this case. He was doubly blame-worthy if he was under the in- fluence of liquor, for that isa condition into which no railroad man should allow himself to get. But the most careless engineer, and the drunkest, in the employ of the B. and P. com- pany, on a freight train, would lack the oppor- tunity to injure citizens in this manner and to this extent if the company had not usurped privileges in the streets which were never con- templated by law and can not be excused on any pretext. The public streets are nct to be used asa freight yard, and the tracks on grade must go. —_——— + The announcement that Mr. E. C. Blunt will Probably recover from his wounds gives pleasure to his wide circle of friends and to the general public. It would bea pitiable case, in- deed, if the career of this warm-hearted and popular young man were terminated by Mantz’s bullet. ee ——___ “Bellamy entertainments” seem like a foolish fad for grown men and women to indulge in, when it 1s learned that the partakers meet in the costume, and act the parts, of the people of A.D, 2,000 as described in ‘Looking Backward.” But there may be more in the idea than meets the eye. Gambetta always believed that the success of the last republic in France was due im no small measure to the fact that it was es- tablished first in the salom of Paris, where the republicaus addressed «ach other—under the breath, of course—as “Ja. le President,” ““M. le i and the like. How great an influence these social tricks have upon THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. aA ‘The Palais Royal advertising man, on his way to the store this morning, met nearly one hundred people, ninety per cent of them with blue noses. This fact, coupled with the fact that today is November 6, isa true sign of winter. Blue noses are not only uncomfortable but undiz- nified. But a biue nose is not the worst ailment caused either by a breakfast not properly digested or the wear- we ing of unseasonable garments. Rise earlier and eat your breakfast slowly and wear suitable garments and you won't have dyspepsia, apy of the various lung | BBB troubles or a blue nose. PP. A IT gSSg ii Per AE fh HRS P PP eAE ‘A Sss5 R OOF ¥ A Ro oy y & ERE O OYY AAL BBO ¥ 2“4S fun Waar Is Scrrante Unspenweant It depends much on the ‘individual. There isthe = 885s a ‘aaana Eee Petal SEEMS THE PRESENT GREAT ATTRACTION OF THE SHOE BUYERS OF WASHINGTON, ‘We hold this sale to gain room for our great stock of Holiday Goods now arriving \and the public is realiz- corpulent warm-blooded individual end the frail mor- | 498 that we are not only advertising but also offering tal, whose blood slowly courses through his veins. | real. genuine bargains. Each want suitable Underwear. Here's a list ,to suit FOR MEN ONLY. Smith's Ventilating Buckskin Underwear, 86. Dr. Warner's Camels Hair Underwear, 8: Dr. Warner's Natural Wool Underwear, Cartwright & Warner's Underwear, $2 *English Medicated Wool Underwear, 8 London-made Camels’ Hair Underwear, $2. *New Britain Knitting Co.'s Underwear, $2. *Second Grade Camels’ Hair Underwear, $1.50. ‘Ribbed Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, #1.50. ‘Medicated Lambs’ Wool Underwear, $1.50. Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, @ Saxony Wool (two-thirds wool) Underwear, “First Grade Merino Shirts and Drawers, 7: Second Grade Merino Shirts and Drawers, 47c. Natural Wool (half wool) Underwear, 47c, First Grade Canton Flannel Drawers, 68c. Second Grade Canton Flannel Drawers, Half Hose to wear with the Underwear. SPECIAL. THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL SALE PRICES ARE GOOD FOR TOMORROW: *Men’s $2 English Medicated Wool Underwear $1.79, *Men’s $1.50 Camel's Hair Underwear for 81.39. *Men's #2 New Britain Co.'s Underwear 81.25, *Men’s 75c. Superfine Merino Underwear S6c. EXTRA SPECIAL. The New Jersey Merino Underwear for Men's wear. This season's Novelty Underwear that has never be- fore retailed at less than $1.25 FUR ONLY 89. See the Window Display corner 12th and Penna, ave., and, to more thoroughly appreciate this Under- wear, ask our Mr. Porter or any of his young men to point out the special features. Men's Department close to door of No. 1119 Penna. ave. _ (Continued below.) To Liors Oxzx. Does the Palais Royal's cash business enable better qualities than usually quoted at the foliowing prices? Smith's Perforated Buckskin Vests, $4.50, Smith's Perforated Buckskin Drawers, &: Cartwricht & Warner's Underwear, Dr. Warner's Natural Wool Underwear, Perforated Chamois Skin Vests for 33. Chamois and Felt Vests only $1.85. English Caamois Wool Underwear, $1. cee Red Medicated Wool Vests and Pants, $1.2 Kibbed Natural Wool Vests, $1.18 up. White Ribbed Wool Vests (short sleeves), Sc. White Ribbed Woo! Vests (loug sleeves), $1. Superfine Ribbed Wool Vests for 81. Saxony Wool (two-thirds wool) Underwear, 81. Natural Wool Vests and Drawers, #1. Medicated Wool Vests and Drawers, $1. Heavy Merino Vests and Drawers, Medium Weight Merino Underwear, 68c. Heavy Ribbed Balbrigxan Pants, Heavy Swiss Ribbed Balbrigvan Vests, 50c. Medium Weight Merino Vests and Pants 50c, Heavy Weight Merino Vests and Pants, 50c. Heavy Swiss Ribbed Merino Vests, 35c. American Hosiery Company's Merino Underwear as follows: Size 26 34 3638 Price . Be. YS, $1.08. _American Hosiery Company's Ribbed Balbriggan 70e. up, America Hosiery Company's White Ribbed Wool Vests, $1 Colored THE PALAIS ROYAL, ibbed All-Wool Vests as follows: Low necks and no sleeves, Size No.2 3 No.4 Price 78e. Y8e, High necks and short sleeves. Size No. 2 Price No. 5 $1.03 No. 5 $1.28 No. 5 lity W matte Ribbed Wool : Yost and Pants FOR ONLY #9e. 4 be gone only too soon. _ Continued below.) A Srecut Sare Why is it we are selling s: ch unusually large quanti- ties of Fur Trimmings and Sealskin Plush Garments? Either it is because the variety or qualities or prices are unusual, or it is—well, why is it? We rush into print with a special sale for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and assure you you will find it worth your time to lapk through these stocks, THE PALAIS ROYAL. _(Continued belo Seat Pusu G TS. We notice that so many praise the fit of our garments that we think we should claim better fitting garments than usual. ‘Then the qualities for the prices. There is good rea- son why we can afford less profit than the merchants who do a credit business, Do we ask less profits? ‘The best answer is toask a question, How is it that s0 many come and look and try on, then leave the Store, Gnd later return and buy? It is so noticeable that the girls in the department make it a point to remind each other as follows “Mind, that's my customer,” and yet, apparently, the lady is not a customer, but only a looker, SEAL PLUSH JACKETS, The following Lave beeu very much praised by ladies who will wear none but the best, #27 EACH—The new Vest-front Jackets with the deep rolling shawl collar. #30 EACH—London Style Paletot (3 length) Jackets Vest front, shawl collar, large hip pockets, real seai fastenings. EACH—The latest style Loose-front Jackets, faced with seal. Three large seal fastenings. The new roll cuff. $15 EACH—The Improved Shape Tight-fitting Jackets with six real sealskin loop 812, $14, $15, $LG, $18, 819, 820, 822, B25, 28, 830 and $35. At these prices the best variety ever shown here. All have chamois pockets and the correct plain (uot quilted) satin linings. Many with real seal trimmings, SEAL PLUSH PALETOTS (4% length). e14, @ $16, $18, $19, $20, 825, 830, None cheaper than $14, but only because there is not a trashy garment in stock, SEAL PLUSH COATS (42 inches). 820, $50, 835, $40, $46. Al- terations free of charge. We can well afford to write this, as the variety of sizes is so large that we can fit you without alteration. SEAL PLUSH MODJESKAS, » $18, $19, $22, B25, $27, 830. Some with the vest frouts, others with real Seal trimmings. All Satin-lined and finished in first-ciags style. THE PALA vAL _(Continued below.) iperieierap s 7 aati — Fons: Fons: Furs ! ‘The window display is attracting much ettention. history, would form an interesting topic for a chapter in the next work on the philosophy of government, Buse Bx Ac, ROYAL WORCESTER, HUNGARIAN, DOULTON, &e., &c. ‘The Larcest and Best Assortment we have ever dis- played. OLD ENGLISH INITIALS. Silver-plated Spoons and Forks with your initial in old English without extra charge. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ___1205 PENN. AVE._ . Mare AND PARK STS.. MT. oJ vies T. La Tg Feiuting im aii ite oad premeely 8 ay and at low Bearches nantly’ Prices “spec: tention to Leaky s sud Dainp Walls, waldo ~ bo otarniched. Bd-20" MERICAN ICE ©v.. Snecessor to Mise co. GOT SIVER BOR OO. OE BD PENG) R ICE 00, and Coal. ot Felephoue, 480-2, Office Ter se4-3m Kea Wagons, ty wapte Devos E. M. WILLIS, oulo-sm Waslungied Mauser, There may be seen the skins of the scarce Russian Sa- Die at only $35 each; the Hudson Bay Sable at only #19 each, and lowest order of the family, the Mink, at ouly $3.5 each. The monster bear skin is only $50and will be made up to order, as will the skins of the Lynx, Australian Bush Cat, Moukey, Fox, Opossum and the rest of the silent menagerie you'll see in the window. ‘The garments made frum these skins will cost s little more than the Capes, Boas, Mulfs, &c., we show ready made. By the way, it's worth your while to learn the prices of these Ready-made Garments. A price list has been published aud can be had on demand. The adver- tisiug space for this special sale is devoted to the prices of Fur Trimmings, Prices are given only for the 3-inch width—the width of the back living, which is shown pasted or padded. The trout width, of course, varies, ‘Ihe Mon- key Pur, for instance, will measure 5 inches, though the back measure be only 3 inches, Moukey $3.50, Astrakhan #2, Lynx Ot Hare S50, Coney 40c., Opossum $1.25, Black Opossum ten $4, Black Lynx $3.35, Persian Lamb onan Krimme:, $2.08, Gray Fox $1.68, silver BO Matcin 81. angers Angors $1.08 a yard m8 ae teren a tan Oe the belly, NOT from drop out. » Who is neither the | ONLY UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT ARE WE OFFERING: GENTS’ $5 HAND-STITCHED BOOTS at $3.75. GENTS’ $2.50 GOOD CALF BOOTS at 81.70. GENTS’ ‘50 W ATER-PROOF HUNTING SHOES $1.95. LADIES’ 83 HAND-SEWED BOOTS, 82.40. LADIES’ 2.50 KANGAROO BUTTON BOOTS, 1.98, LADIES' $1.50 REAL DONGOLA BUTTON, 81.15. LADIES’ $1.25 SOLID PEBBLE BUTTON, 95c. LADIES’ $2 BRONZE EVENING SLIPPERS, 81.48. MISSES’ $1.50 DONGOLA AND BEST GOAT BUTTON, 81.15. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ 150 SEAMLESS DRESS SHOES, $1.15. CHILD'S 7ic. KID SPKING HEEL BUTTON, 48c. WM. HAHN & CO."S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, Main store, 816 7th street. West End store, 1922 Penna, ave, Capitol Hill Store, 231 Penna. ave. se. 1t How Axe You Fis: ‘This is overcoat weather sure, If you want one at all you want it now, Be sure to look through ours before you buy. Let’s show you our 820 Single and Double-breasted Box-cloth Coats, lined with plaid cassimere and inlaid velvet collars, All colors. Ask tosee our $15 lines of Overcoats, heavy twilled cassimeres, Velvet patch collars and welt seams. Black and Seal Brown Castor Beavers, trimmed tastefully and thoroughly. Simply perfect in fit and make. BiuishGray and Grayish Brown Meltons, Black and Blue Chinchflla Beavers and many other equally desirable kinds, » great assort- ment to select from, at 815 each, Don't fail to see the truly clegant ones we're selling at each. Even if space permitted life's too short for you toread a partial description of the kinds and styles we're showing. Be sure of one thing and that is, we are showing the haudsomest Overcoats that ever graced a clothing counter, and we're selling them at prices that will not admit of cut-price sales when the season's over. ROBINSON, PARKER & C0., RESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, n6-e0 319 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Eows Cc. Benr & Co, MANUFACTURERS, AND EXPORTERS, RETAIL DEALERS IN FINE BOOTS AND SHOES. DURABLE, DESIRABLE, STYLISH, ELEGANT. POPULAR, All widths of lasts, any style of shoe, sole or heel. We are the originators of all the latest models in stylish and well-fitting shoes and leaders in all that per- tains to fine footwear, Agencies inall cities and towns in the United States and Europe. Parties unable to callin person can order by mail and wiil receive the same care and attention asif they came themselves. EDWIN C. BURT & CO., Corner Center and Leonard Streets, New York. ARTHUR BURT & CO., 1211 F STREET N.W., a6 Washington, D.C, Goon. Berren. SOME CLOTHING IS GOOD, SOME Is BETTER, OURS IS THE BEST. Our Stocks of SUITS and OVERCOATS for Men and Boys is the admiration of all who see them, while the Prices are the Lowest in Washington, FOR MEN. ASplendid Line of CAPE OVERCOATS, from $12 to 818, O¥ERCOATS from $5 to $25 A Splendid D able-breasted Beaver OVERCOAT at $10; worth $15. A Magnificent Line of SUITS from $6 fora Good Serviceable Business Suit to $28 for a Dress Suit worth $40, An immense line of PANTS from $1.50 ™ FOR BOYS. Our Line of SUITS and OVERCOATS, in Cape, Ulster aud Plain Sack is complete, and Prices at Rock Bottom. Besr. “PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 SEVENTH ST. WEYL'S ON. oc2-3m ‘ANY PRICE. easel iy oe WA ST ERPROOF CLOTH- be latest styles and finest que!ity. Our Goods Jelebrated for their Quality and Durability en oar ame on any article of manufactured rubber is, ow si ATE fe.the Ue oe See ee PAIR ffouro OBS will oulwear two pair of ordi kovds. We inake the best RUBBER BOOTS in the Forid, and our KUBBEK ore is the beat and most reliable on the market. We will not penta we eA HeppeR Co,, a099%n st MELVILLE LiN , Muuaver 6e7-3m Siuver SPOONS, S. KIRK & SON, 114 E, BALTIMORE ST, ALSO DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, ipuadurcee ‘The Fur is warranted not to SILVER NOVELTIES poy THE PARIS fore nef THE PALAIS ROYAL, & LISNER, Bo Corner 12th st. and Pa, ave, K "Bic me 1012 PA. A Visiting cards neatly engraved from your plate, 327 We Parnevrarry Desree TO mond YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK 01 VERCOATINGS, Witcn CONTAINS THE CHOICE OF FOR- EIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS. ALL THE STAPLES, SUCH AS MELTONS, KERSEYS, BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS, ELYSIANS, ETC., IN ALL THE DESIRABLE SHADES, MADE lO YOUR MEASURE, FROM $18. AMONG THE NEW THINGS MUCH WORN THIS SEASON IS A FABRIC KNOWN TO THE TRADE AS VICUNA, WE HAVE ITIN BLACK AND BLUE, LOOKS LIKE ROUGH WIDE WALE CHEVIOT AND MAKES A VERY DRESSY OVERGARMENT, SATIN, SILK OR WOOL LINED, TO YOUR MEAS- URE, FROM 830. HERE YOU ALSO GET THE GENUINE IRISH FRIEZE, DIRECT FROM THE BANKS OF THE SHANNON ; NONE BETTER WOVEN ‘TO ORDER AT THE SAME PRICE. THOSE OF YOU WHO HAVE BEEN IN THE HABIT OF PURCHASING READY- MADE HAD BEST SPEND A FEW DOLLARS MORE AND URDER HERE! YOUR WISDOM WILL SHOW IN THE WEAR. EXE H SS O% EE Rix it 83 L NNN ‘00 TLL THE Tk oT EO BPR AEE, 83 By t 24 i tun ‘oo & Br 615 AND 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, WASHINGTON. OUT OF TOWNERS WILL FIND IT CON- VENIENT TO TRADE HERE; WE MAIL YOU SAMPLES AND SELF-MEASURE RULES FREE OF COST. n6,8 A Fr Roser Srory. From now on our fuillined, regular size, @ray Japa nese Goat Carriage Robes are onty $2.98, We'll tell you about it:— If you'll remembers few seasons ago when we in- troduced some fur specialties into our Hat Departs ment (that's before we established the regular Fur Department), among them were the Gray Japanese Goat Robes that all over town were being sold at 85 and $6, and nothing extra in quality either. At thestart we marked ours—if anything a better grade—3.50. Gradually, one by one, the other dealers have been dropping down to our prices. It’s our aim to be al- ‘ways a peg higher in quality ands notch lower in price than other folks. So from now on our Gray Japanese Fur Robes are only $2.98. Bear in mind they are full size robes, not mats, and they are properly lined, Help yourselves at $2.98, HOUSE COATS— Our lines of Smoking Jackets, Lounging and Bath Robes were collected from the foreign—principally London—and American markets—but every time direct from the manufacturers—not from jobbers, There's that profit we save you. The imported de- signs, many of them, are flashy in their brilliancy; but the American patterns are those quietly rich ef- fects that show their high character at a glance. We've gota full line of sizes—aud truly an unmatchable va- riety, Not high, either—no more than lots that’s inferior: Bath Robes—5 to $20. Smoking Jackets—$4.75 to $30. Loungiug Robes—87 to 845, A NEW CROP OF SCARFS. Every month, every week—almost every day—some new thought is taking shape in the Neckwear creation—and we are kept supplied with the very latest. The late fall style is the large Puff in small figures. and Armures, Double Warps, Jocquard—that ‘the silk men call “all overs"—in warm,comfortable look- ‘Tecks and Four-in-Hands are ring, too, WE start at 50 cents with qualities that are 75c. and $1 elsewhere, and keep under in price and abead in quality and novelty—up to the most ex- clasive grades, ing seasonable shades, we SAKS AND COMPANY, THE PEOPLE'S TRUSTWORTHY OUTFITTERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 71H STREET. wi Laven Ovencoars. ‘THIS BEING THE SEASON FOR LOOKING AFTER THE CARRIAGE OUTFITS WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR LINES OF LIVERY OVERCOATS. OF ALL THE DIFFERENT COLOKS IN USE BLUE TAKES THE LEAD. DRAB FOLLOWS BLUE, THEN COMES GREEN AND LAST OF ALL WINE COLOR. THE LATTER WAS BROUGHT OUT IN NEW YORK LAST WINTER AND SOME OF THE FINEST TURN-OUTS IN THE PARK WERE OF WINE COLOR, WE HAVE ALL THESE SHADES IN OUR READY-MADE STOCK, GOTTEN UP IN THE MUST POPULAR STYLES. E.B, BARNUM & CO, 26 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE 919 Ps Ave W. M. SHUSTER & SONS. and well-selected Stock as to Quality and Sty’ have ever had the pleasure of displaying to the peop of Washington. Our Prices are as Low as are consistent with the quality of the fabrics we sell. We feel assured it will pay those who are in search of good goods at fair prices to pay us acall. We name in part the following: 100 pieces 6-4 PLAIN FLAN NELS, all new and de- sirable Shades of this season. 200 pieces of CASHMERES and HENRIETTAS. This lot comprises all Prices, Widths and Colors. ‘They range in price from 50c. to $1.50 per yard. 200 pieces of IMPORTED CLOTHS for Tailor-made Dresses, from $1 to $3 per yard; all colors. 100 pieces of FRENCH snd SCOTCH WOOL PLAIDS. The effect and coloring really beautiful, ‘The prices are all right, ‘Three hundred CUMBINATION DRESSES, All new designs, This season's importation. Our Silk Department can show some decided bar- gains. Black, White and Colored FAILLES in great profu- sion, all at New York prices, Our stock of BLACK GOODS was never larger or better Lupin's and Priestley's makes pre- dominating. We have for decided in BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMFORTS, TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, ete. Our Hosiery and Underwear Department is large, and both ladies and gentlemen will find a great variety to select from, Goods are new. The prices are correct. We have but one price, and thst the lowest the mar- ket affords. ee ay ae a oF 812 7TH ST. N.W., ARE THE TABLES RANGED ALONG THE LONG AISLE, FILLED WITH SPECIALTIES. WE REQUEST OUR CUSTOMERS TO EXAMINE THESE TABLES ATTENTIVELY AT THIS SEASON, TABLE NO. 1. Decorated Salt and Pepper Shakers only 8c., worth 120. TABLE NO. 2. ‘New Style Decorated Bone Dishes, gold lined, only ‘Se; are very fine goods and worth 15c. TABLE NO. 3. Festooned-edge Bone Dishes, gold lined, only 7e.; would be considered cheap at 10c. TABLE NO. 4 ‘Nice Shaped Japanese Oat Meal Bowls only 8c. Re- tail price in New York is 10c. Also on this table neat Japanese Rose Jars for only 140. TABLE NO. 5, Hand-painted Porcelain Preserve Dishes, 6 for 49c. Also Pretty Japanese Saucers for 8c. each. TABLE NO. 6 Biue and White Japanese Cups and Saucers only 7c. TABLE NO. 7. Decorated French China Tinted Fruit Saucers only 12c, each, worth 160. TABLE NO. 8 Decorated French China Toothpick Stands only 8c. TABLE NO. 9. Hand-painted Salad Lowl, neat decoration, only 19¢. each, worth 30c, TABLE NO. 10, Decorated Dinner Plates, in new and tasty designs, only 1le., worth 196. TABLE NO. 11, Decorated Soup Plates, gold lined, only 13e. TABLE NO. 12, D. C.. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1889. OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Cor. Lith and F sts. aw, _ | Weoumsour. Noveuses 6, 1889. Our preparations for the winter season's trade have been upon a greater scale than ever before. We have added new departments and greatly enlarged all of the old ones. We have raived our standard of quality and are showing finer goods than heretofore. Price and quality guaranteed. LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S “YPSILANTI® ALL- WOOL COMBINATION SUITS. ‘We are the only house south sclling these desirable garments. Their sale in the orth isenormous. We purchased only the White All-wool Qualities for Ladies’ and Children, ‘They are of the improved shape snd St snugly from neck to ankle. Ladies’ Sizes: 84.75, 85, 5.25 and 85.50 per suit, Children’s Sizes- 83.75, 84 and 84,25. (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. 2.75, @3, $3.25, $3.50, ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED PAIRS OF BLANKETS FROM FORCED SALE. Owing to the mildness of the season the products of the “Norway Plains” and the “Winthrop” Blanket Mills were sold st auc- tion, under the direction of the agents, Mess, W.L. Stromg & Co.,and we were heavy buyers at the sale, securing the Blankets at considerably less than their regular prices, Among the popular brands secured by us were the Shenandoah, Nevada, Gladstone, Mohawk, Pioneer, Commonwealth, Coronet, all of reliable qualities and perfect in every respect. We are also offering excellent values in Blankets from the widely known North Star Woolen company, which for ex- cellence of material and perfection of finish are unequaled—even by the best California Blankets. We alsosecured an excellent line of Ladies’ Wrapper Blankets and are offering them below ruling price. Crib and Cradie Blankets—the best the un buy. ‘We were never eo well “fixed” in Blankets. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Decorated Oblong Bakers, good sizes, handsome dec | pen COMFORTABLES. orations, only 25 and 39c, ; worth 40 and 60c, TABLE NO. 13. Cups, Saucers, and Plates, handsomely decorated, new patterns, 6 each for $1.39; are worth $1.98. TABLE NO, 14. Decorated Meat Platters to match plates on No. 10 table, only 21 and 39c. ; worth 40 and 60e, TABLE NO. 15. Beautiful French China Decorated Fruit Plates only 18¢. TABLE NO. 16. Ribbed China Decorated Fruit Saucers only 10¢. TABLE NO. 17. Individual Crystal Sults, new designs, only 19c. a dozen. TABLE NO. 18. Handsome Decorated French China Creams only 10c.; worth 15c. TABLE NO. 19. Decorated and Bauded French China Fruit Plates, gold lined, only 10¢. TABLE NO. 20. Decorated French China Ind. Butters only 4c. each or 45c. per doz, TABLE NO. 21, Engraved Crystal Glass Olive Dishes only 9c, TABLE NO. 22. Fancy Pressed Glass Salt Shakers only Se, TABLE NO. 23. Alden’s Patent Salt Shakers only 10c, TABLE NO. 24. Colored and Crystal Glass Vinegar and Oil Cruets only 10c.—Ruby Glass Cruets only 19, TABLE NO. 25, White Latticed Fruit Bowls, very pretty and use- ful dish, only 12c. TABLES NOS. 26 AND 27. Odds and ends in Glassware marked down to ex- tremely low prices, TABLE NO. 28. Elegant Crystal Glass Fruit Bowls; only 25c. each, are worth 40c, TABLE NO. 29, Clear Crystal Glass Goblets only 6c. THE FAIR, 812 7th st. nw. 26 FRANKLE & CO., Proprietors, Noors SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CHILDREN’S HOSTERY FOR TOMORROW AND THURSDAY, At less than the regular prices. MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED FOR GOODS (UN- CUT) BROUGHT BACK. ALL WE ASK, Is, BRING THE GOODS BACK AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. BLACK COTTON HOSE, Fast Colors. BLACK DERBY RIBBED HORE, Superior qua — BLACK RIBBED HOSE, “ONYX DYES," Fast, Colors 3 ghpients’ Hose, in Black Cashmere, from 24¢, up to ur Specialty ts a Ladies’ Fine Quality Black Hose, “Onyx Dyer” at 24c., Worth NNN v0 ov = 888g Nx ‘oo “oo ft Sus8 7 nod 421 11th st. ow. 719 BARGAINS 71 ™ SEASONABLE GOODS. We have just opened a few Special Barvains in LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, One lot Colored Printed Borders at 1234. each: worth double the money. A WHITE HEMSTITCHED SHEER LINEN HAND. KERCHIEF, with Colored Border, at 12}¢c.; extra- ordinary value. The Best LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at 25c. ever offered at that price. Men's All-linen WHITE HEMSTITCHED HAND- KERCHIEFS at l5c. ‘Men's All-linen Colored-bordered HEMSTITCHED HANDEKEBCHIEFS at 25c, ; worth 50c. CHILDREN'S LINEN HANDKEECHIEFS at 6, 8, 10 and 12e.; very cheap. RIBBONS of every description at lowest prices. Our stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS, LACES, RUCH- INGS, NECKWEAR, &c., very complete. In our Glove Department you will find the best dollar GLOVE in the market ; every pair guaranteed. See our SILK BEAVER TRIMMING. It Jooks as well as genuinefur, Moths avoid it. Water does not ‘One price only. affect it, Asan additional inducement to pay us a visit we will “THE BEST THE CHEAPEST." offer on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, one cose “FRUIT ee OF THE LOOM,COTTOX," in ten-yard lengths, at 7c. W, M. SHUSTER & 50N8, ae ai ‘New Goods in Every Department, 0019 910 PENN. AVE, ¥.W. RQ ‘STOVES Ba og ty et ot an oxyne ze pave, Ronee eo oe Nocsi-Lin 1 nog 719 Market Space, Cor, Sthat, Every Comfort we sell is filled with white cotton batting—except the Eider Downs. We will not scll a Comfort that is filled with gray or dark cotton or shoddy. It is a waste ofmoney to buy them. We can sell you a fairly good Bed Comfort for $1 filled with white cottox. The Comfort stock is excel- lent value all the way through to the French Sateens at #4.50 or the Silk Eider Down Quilts at 30 each, (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. EXCELLENT SEAL PLUSH JACKETS AT #10 EACH. Less than the prevailing price. 50 Ladies’ Seal Plush Walkiug Jackets, Satin Lined and in stylish suapes, Very fashionable, 810 each. (Third foor.> WOODWARD & LOTHROP A NEW AND ADVANTAGEOUS PURCHASE IN LADIES’ UNDERWEAK. We have Just secured at less than regular prices three lots of Ladies’ Swiss Kibbed Undervests, which give us the opportunity of offering the grestest barguins of the sea- son in these goods. Ladies’ Fine Balbriggan Swiss Ribbed Vests, Fall Weight, yet ax heavy as some ladies wear all the winter, high neck and Jong sleeves, neck run with ribbon tie strings. Only euch, 3 for 81. We have aline of the above Vests ina fiver and heavier quality at 50e, cach, Ladies’ Unbleached Balbrigwan Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck and long slceves, Only 623¢c. each. We cau buy no more of these to sell at the prices, (First floor, first annex, rear.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. EQUESTRIENNE PANTS FOR LADIES. For Ladies who ride Horsevack or Safety Bicycles we offer Black Stockinet Eques- trieune Pants at $2.75 per pair. (First floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. A few specials— ! . per pack. Leatherette Sta:upy Boxes, 38 and 50c. Large line of Russia Leather Note and Memo. Books, 20, 25, 28, 30, 35, 40.and WOODWARD & LOTHROP. YANKEE NOTIONS—PINS, We have found a Pin that will not bend— the strongest Pin in the world and the only Pin that can be used on thick or stiff fabrics with satisfaction, Oniy two thousand papers, and the price Sc. per paper. One hundred Hair Pins in a box for Se. Best English Pins in book form, half of each—bleck and white. 10c, per paper. (First door; rear.) WOODWARD & LUTHROP. A BARGAIN INSUPHOLSTERY PLUSH. We offer a line of 24-inch Crashed Mohair Plushes, in six art furniture chades, at the low price of 81.25 per yard. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, A GREAT BARGAIN IN CHENILLE CURTAINS, It is retailing them at the usual wholesale price. 1 Line of Elegant Plain Top Chenilie Cur- tains with handsome Dado in licht contrast- ing cviorings. The tops are Terra-cotta Olive- brown, Porcelain Bie, Ox-blood, ‘Tilnel- green and Old-rose. Only $7 per pair, 3g yurus long by 50 inches wide. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. CURTAIN STRETCHERS. Sosimple and easy to manage that any one cau operate them, 5 to $3 each. (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. WALL POCKETS OF WOOD. For strength, service and sappearance— Wall Pockets of Cherry and Antique Oak, with brass wountings, $1.75, (Fourth floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Foreign Fancy Evening Shawls color effects, 84, 84.50, 85 to 820. China Silk and Canton Crepe Scarfs and ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘Corner 11th and F sts. a.w, ze Box Mancue BARGAINS. At 10. 30 dozen In, Hemstitcbed Aprena. Te morrow only. At 10c. 5 dozen Children’s Shaker Flannel Skirts, Tomorrow only. At S4c. 4 dozen Good Muslin Gowns embroidered, trimmed, tucked, slightly soiled. Regular price The. Tomorrow only. At 75e. 5 doxem Good Muslin Skirta, fall width, cambric raffle, 5 clusters tucks, Im. hemstitching and tuck inserting, worth 9c. Tomorrow only We advertise the above lots tor tomorrow ouly, as 68 feel sure they wont last over tomorrow and do not want to disappoint you if you wait until after tomer Tow. NEW GooDs. Infants’ Cape at 49¢. T5c,, —~ 91.25 up to 82.75. — Plush Caps at 75e., 986. fiw e 25. Pascinatora, 25c. upward, all colors and styles. LOOK AT THEM. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH, STH AND D STREET T OR MONEY REFUNDED. WHAT WE'D HAVE YOU KNow A RRB OO OU UY ott AA B ort AA BBO O CT > AAA 6K BO OOOO UU aa Bi vu Fou U Fou U RR S55 rr RRR, Fr Rr § FF U U RRR F RR at - r w RE = FIBST.—That we bought our Furs under exceptional favorable circumstances and can sell them in many instances (you can tell by compar- ing) at the identical prices which we would have to pay for themselves today. SECOND.—That we carry s large and varied line of cheap, medium and Ligh grade Purs of all descripuion. THIRD.—That we sell no Furs which are not first- class in every way FOURTH.—We guarantee our prices to be the very lowest. When we say GUARANTEE we MEAN it. A FEW EXAMPLES ONLY. CHINA MONKE ASTRACHAN MU double. BLACK HARE MUFPS, 50c., 65 NUTEKIA MUFFS 5 Se.; worth @1.25. . aud $1.25, worth fully . and 98e, $7. And hundreds of o' ey SETS (Muff and Bow, SPECIAL VALUE. RED FOX SETS, actually sold for $25. Our Price, 0A SET. POLAR BEAR Sets, $9.50 a set, worth @1 JAPAN BEAR Sets, #10, worth one-third more. LYNX SETS, @ We carry a lineof TOLEMand COLLARS in endlese variety CAPES. Astrachan Capes from 85 to €15. SPE Persian Lamb Capes, actually sold for OUR PRICE $11.50, Quality very his IME to buy your fursis NOW, Later on you will be obliged to pay ONE-THIRD and ONE- ALF MORE. DRESS TRIMMINGS. What you want we have. We carry a superb line of all kinds of trimmings. Can match auy shade of dress evoda, Have all grades in stock from the lowest to the best, VAN DYKE TRI We are showing a ine as from #1.25 TO €16.50 A YARD, A BIG BARGAIN. We have nowon sale # line of EMBROIDERED BAND TRIMMINGS in White and Black embroidered in gilts or colors. ‘These goods we secured by paying the actual custom house duty ou same, first cost was ey WORTH @ SELL THEM FOR 50c, TO 82. No such values have ever been shown in Washington bef TOSS A YARD. WE We have an elegant line of SILK FRINGES in Black and colors from 50c, TO €12 A YARD. DRESS FRONTS.—The finest line in any store in Washington at the lowest prices, Unusual values from $3.25 TO $10.50 A FRONT. CROCHET SASHES in Black only 82.75 TO $6.50. all very cheap at the prices, and a Full Line of All Kinds of Other Trimmings, BBR A OR A NN gS8s Bee a ERED A AEE eR AA Kut G oo Aa HN x Sa, Bee “AR GES S84 IS MR Sss8 FROM AROUND THE STORE. We call your attention to the following items which are now on sale and are unusual valnes: 30 dozen Ladies’ Extra-beavy Merino Veste and Drawers, stronely made, sell for 50c. and are better Value than usually sold at that price. SPECIAL PRICE FOR THREE DAYS ONLY 38c. EACH. Boys’ Extra-beavy Ribbed Hose, extra long and GUARANTEED FAST BLACK, sizes 7 to®ig. No such value ever offered for 35c., NOW SELLING FOR 25c. A PATR. GLOVE BARGAIN. Ledies’ 4-button Undressed KID GLOVES, all sizes, all shades, with the pew Spear Stitching. REGULAR 61.35 GOODS. SPECIAL FOR THREE DAYS, 900, A PAIR. A BIG OFFERING IN CHINA SILKS. 500 pieces of riage ee gy og Ba AB elegant assoruuent of colors—Yeliow, Orange, Pink, three shades of ne Cream, Red, &.; worth 7: SPECIAL PRICE, 68c, A YARD, PGR AE Ab AN UNUSUAL UNDERWEAR OFFERING. One case of Men's Gray SCOTCH Wool Underwear, Shirts or Drawers, extra heavy, SHIKTS are full length, silk bound and finished, woveu cutis. DRAWERS are full length, pants cut, have silk sus- pender tapes and silk stitched. Nosuch value ever offered for 81.25 each. CHOICE EITHER SHIRTS OR DRAWERS. TT | Sana a "Sec. mace Sd