Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1889, Page 4

(ROSEY S. NOYES. HE EVENING STAR has tne failent Lecal Cireulation efany Newspaper in the Wort, and as an Advertising Medium is worth In Washington. Building, The reported revolution in Brazil was nat- rally at first supposed to be only ascare for the purpose of influencing the speculative mar- kets in this country. The coincidence in time and terms of the dispatches received by promi- nent merchants in New York city yesterday lent color to such a theory, especially as the messages seemed to have been sent so that, if they had escaped all delays, they would have caused a stampede on the coffee exchange dur- ing the last hour of the day. But the accounts received in London appear to be bona fide, and leave little doubt of the truth of the main fact, although the extent and probable duration of the revolt are left to pure surmise. The only really surprising feature of the news is the fact that Dom Pedro is still on the throne. He has been a wise, benignant and universally popular monarch, liberal in his views, and generous in his treatment of every- thing that made for the material, intellectual and moral progress of Brazil. It has often been prophesied that he would be the last em- peror, and some have gone so far as to predict that he would abdicate in order to become the first president of the republic. His daughter, the Princess Isabel, Countess d’Eu, is not re- garded at all with the same favor, In her blood runs a preponderating strain of Portu- guese conservatism, while her marriage has added to the influence of this an element of Bourbon bigotry and obstinacy, Under her reign the people have felt that they would have no inspiration to improvement, for the dy- nastic interests would overshadow all others in the policies of the government. For that rea- son it was not generally expected that the em- pire would survive its present head, The mut- terings of discontent, from which future trouble was apprehended, have been loudest in some of the southern provinces, which would make Rio naturally the first point of attack. a The principle of colonial confederation has been found to work well enough in Canada to make Australia envious. There is talk, there- fore, of a Dominion soon to be formed on the South Pacific continent of members which have been heretofore independent colonies. Except for local purposes, the Australians have been regarded as a single body for many years, so that the formal organization ofa union will not make much of a change in the world’s gen- eral estimate and treatment of them. They have competed on equal terms, and with marked success, with the people of other countries, in various fields of activity. Their most famous achievements have been accom- plished in the important domain of athletics. They already enjoy the honors of the rowing championship, and the advent of their giant pugilist in the ring may mean a step to the front there also. With a territory nearly as large as that of the United States, and a start im life un- hampered by the poverty and suffering induced y war, there is no reason why the newer of the new dominions should not flourish like a green bay tree. But the climax of prosperi may be expected when Australia fulfils nanifest destiny by becoming an independent republic, me Having apparently exhausted this country in the search for novelties to write about, the World's commissioner in petticoats, Miss Nellie y. has undertaken to make the circuit of the civilized globe by the usual modes of convey- ance. She will hire no special cars or boats or stages, but will test the question, how fast an ordinary traveler can make the twenty-old thousand miles from home to home again, if he has nothing to do but go ahead. In the pro- gram which she has laid out in advance, the period she has allowed herself is five days shorter than that in which Jules Verne’s hero performed a like feat. Her movements wili be watched with much curiosity. Here is a form of racing against time which will command the rational interest of people who do not see snything to enjoy in the speeding of horses or the sailing of yachts for the micre purpose of turning a stake, or ia the pedestrian contests which have made life a burden for most of the educated community during the last twenty years. She wiil race not only against time but against @ representative of the Cosmopolitan Magazine, who has started westward ona round the-world trip, and, it is said, against a repre- sentative of the N.Y. Herald. ——————————— Strong protests have recently been made by citizens against the practice of an element of the population in carrying deadly weapons, especially the revolver, which has figured in so many tragedies in this city during the past few years, This practice cannot be too vigorously condemned, and the law against the carrying of concealed weapons cannot be too vigorously enforced. Possession of the power to inflict death or severe injury is very often a tempta- tion to an uncontrolled nature to exercise the power. The law against the practice may be strengthened and its more stringent enforcement secured. A step which would cut off one source of cheap supply of deadly weapons would be to secure the de- struction, as a substitute for the sale, of weapons taken from prisoners. The police department has on hand about a bushel of old pistols thus obtained. Some of these weapons have been used tocommit murder. In due course of law they will be sold at auction. Their sale will add very little in money to the policemen’s fund, and the low price will bring them within the reach of the most penniless of the city's desperate element, to be used against police- men or citizens. Burglars’ tools and murder- ers’ weapons should be on the same footing. They should both be destroyed, or retained as museum curiosities, not sold at low prices, Practically given away, to those who may be tempted by their possession to put them to the bad uses which caused them to be taken from their former owners, a It must give the President solid satisfaction to get a taste of country air like that which he is now enjoying, with flocks of toothsome ducks to shoot at,even though the chill of these mornings may nip his trigger finger be- fore the sun gets fairly started on its day's work. He can sit behind his blind and imagine each group of birds a swarm of office seekers come to pester him for appointments; ard, when his trusty fowling piece brings down three or four at a shot, he may smile at the thought of how great a gap our modern civil- iaation leaves unfilled in failing to provide some such summary mode for ridding a chief magistrate of a nuisance. A shooting excur- sion, conducted ou this imaginative basis, affords the best possible recreation for a tired- out public functionary, and enables him ta come back with a heart comparatively free from care anda mind jena brwlied clear of megrims. —————— When will some of the real reformers—not the ! ranting sort.but the people whoaccomplish good | the world | man's posi- i without talking much about it—win over to a more seusible view of wo tion ou horseback? Every few days we hear of acase of some poor woman being dragged by her stirrup or otherwise hurt, because an ab. | surd custom rules that she shali not be so clothed as to ride, man fashion, astride her horse. In parts of the west this silly prudery {a cast aside, and women ride comfortably and | en with grace in the only way natur. a biped to sit on « horse’s back, and no one thinks the worse of them for it, Mr. John R. McLean reiterates with em- phasis in his paper, the Cincinnati Enquirer, the statement that he is not a candidate for the United States senatorship. rr ‘The site for the world’s fair, it is said, lies ee ee ee a nee Bo does Waghington. It meets exactly the geo-| ers’ @rephical requirements of the predicted site. | a ABOUT LACES AND EVENING FABRICS. VARIETY.—Our stock of Laces and Evening Fabrics isone of the most comprehensive we carry, and so we are compelled, by the Proscriptions of space, to note particu- Inrly those which may be regarted as » fashionable leaders for the opening season, Black Silk Drapery Nets in new styles, Our 50-inch plain Mousseline sole are $1 per yard; Embroidered at 31.25. White and Cream Embroidered Crepe Lisse and Mousseline d'Soic; rapge in price from 81.50 to $4 per yard. Our 46-inch All-silk Russian Nets are 85 cents # yard, A quality usually cominanding $1. Our 48-inch Striped Gauze, all shades, is 90 cents a yard. A heavy All-silk 46-inch Striped Gauze is @ prououuced value at $1.25 yard. a Our 48-inch Embroidered Brussels Drapery Nets are $1.25 a yard. Our White Silk Illusions, 4-4 to 16-4, from 50 cents to 2a yard, Black and White Brussels Nets, 4-4 and 8-4, are from 50 cents to @10 yard, We have s few patterns left of wide Black Lace Flouncings at $1.25 and $1.50 per yard. These are a very marked value, Our Crepe de Chines and Japanese Crepes are $1.25. yard. The striped are worth from $1.25 to 82 per yard, and they are ready sellers at these figures. Our 42-inch Normandy Valenciennes Lace Flouncing, of good quality «with edgings from 3 to 18 inches to match), are worth $1.25 a yard. New patterns in Point d’Gene Lace (Vandyke) from 45¢. to 86.50 per yard. We have added lines of Keal Duchess Lace from 2 to 5 inches wide; also Duchess and Point Gauze sets—Collars ‘and Cuffs. In our Lace and Gauze department we have also located some Evening Woolens, including Clairette, Feather- cloth, Henriettas, Albatross, Batiste, Hindou and Mohairs, On these we @usrantee prices, as upon everything, COLORS.—The season's prevailing and popular shades, all of which will be found in the above woods, include—White, Cream, Eiffel, Lilac, Ciel, Mais, Rose, Nile, Biue, Cre- vette, Yellow, Gray, Black, Cardinal, Mousse and Old Kosa. PRICES.—All goods unpriced in our advertisements have “Perry” guarantee for accuracy ; and all our prices are warranted cor- rect. ‘You will find these goods on the firgt floor, in the rear, under the large sky- light, SEATON PERRY, “Perry” Building, ‘Oth and Pa. ave, _ Established 1840. nlé EFORE MAKING YOUR SELECTION OF A Sewing Machine examine our Light Kuning New Home and see the beautiful ex without the use of wu Attach taught how to du this beautitui work free of charge at OPPENHEIMER'’S, 314 Oth et. u.w. M EN’S FIN ets, 31. 2.50 SAXONY WOOL KNIT Sa = ss B,cur. 7th aud Het 2QU INCHES LC Gon si8 Ou: Beat hota ‘bau ¥ jt: UFMAS's DUUBLE COMBED N, Lith st. ve. Horse & Hexasasys EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM,* THAT HOUSEKEEPER WHO WITH THE MEAGER INCOME OF HER HUSBAND CON- TRIBUTES MOST TO HIS COMFORT AND TO THE HAPPINESS OF THOSE AROUND HER DESERVES AND SHOULD BE Ac- CORDED THE GREATEST COMMENDA- ‘TION. THIS, IN MANY INSTANCES, PROVES AN OVERWHELMING TASK UNLESS A FORCED LOAN BE MADE, THUS GIVING PUBLICITY TO . MATTER WHICH SHOULD BE CONFINED TO THE FAMILY CIRCLE ALONE, UNDER THE AMPLE FOLDS OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM THESE HORRORS TO A SENSITIVE NA- TURE ARE OBVIATED, THE HAPLY COM- BINATION OF OUR casi AND CREDIT METHOD PRECLUDES ALL KNOWLEDGE ON THE PART OF THE PUBLIC, SO THAT IN EITHER EVENT YOUR CURIOUS NEIGH- BOR IS LEFT IN IGNORANCE, WHILE YOU REVEL IN THE MIDST OF BLISS AND CON- TENTMENT, WE CORDIALLY INVITE ALL HOUSE- KEEPERS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE MAN- IFOLD BENEFITS OF OUR SYSTEM, EX- TENDING TO YOU THE PRICELESS PRIVI- LEGE OF DICTATING THE TERMS UPON WHICH YOU MAY WISH TO PUR- CHASE, OUR EXACTIONS ARE INSIGNIFI- CANT, OUR METHOD EQUITABLE AND OUR BENEFACTIONS INCALCULABLE. “OUR SOUVENIR” FOR CUSTOMERS, HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, ‘921 and O23 7th st and 636 Mass. ave nw. _sez-4in Fe Q XD. WIDE HEMP STAIR CARPET, 8c. SPOS Wide Napier stair sti 10c,: Lyd Wide Napier Room ‘Carpet, MAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION, 1th st se. n1G-3 FINE 82.50 8AX0) OOL KNIT JACK: EN" Ms $1.49, at Co AU EMUACEDS, cor 7th and H. Feet SEWING MACHINES FoR ieee a 3 week or mouth at OPPEXHEIMER'S, 514 Ares Was ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 SEVENTH ST., Offers a magnificent line of SUITS and ATS. for Boys of all sizes at the lowest prices ever offered. OVEROOATS for Boys, six to twelve, from $1.50 up. SUITS for Boys, six to thirteen, from €2 up. FOR MEN, A splendid line of BUSINESS SUITS from 6 up. Fine DRESS SUITS from 812 to 828, A Rig A NN = AS EU Gb a FS ae par. .. en “. RE asa5 BBB OR oo =F OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT is now open. A choice selection of the newest productions, at our prices, which meaus way below regular prices. ‘We are also selling BOXES OF STATIONERY For 18¢., Worth 350. and 400. ‘We have opened Five Sew Departments DOLLS, On which FANOY PLUSH BOXES, we will ALBUMS, allow 10 percent BISQUES, for one = BRONZES, ‘week. LANSBURGH & BRO. Another chance for those who were disappointed during our last special LACE CURTAIN SALE. We ‘will give 3,000 POLES away, one with every Pair of CURTAINS that we sell for $1.50 and over, and at the same time make a special sale of LACE CURTAINS at fully 25 per cent below regular prices, HERE'S ANOTHER. ‘One lot of Damaged Sample PORTIERES at about half regular value, at prices from 80c. to $2.25 each. Special during this sale we will sell all BRASS CUR- TAIN POLES for 4c. each. Regular price $1.50. Shop Worn RUGS at two-thirds value, Big bargains for FURNITURE COVERINGS, CRE- TONNES, CANTON FLANNELS, TABLE COVERS, FANCY TABLES, PIANO LAMPS, &. You know we are headquarters and our prices always suit you, Seventy-six TABLES, solid cherry legs, at 98c. Our price 81.45. Our department is full of good things, Visit it. LANSBURGH & BRO. FULL DRESS SHIRTS, Gentlemen, when you think of FULL DRESS SHIRTS the complimentary thought should be LANSBURGH & BRO’S., as we have taken extra pains to socure the most tasty and neat designs. They are all in stock. Prices you will find correct, which range from $1.50 to $3 each, LANSBURGH & BRO. AtourSOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT you will find something entirely new in BOHEMIAN GLASS BOTTLES, These are positively beautiful. Come only inlaid with wold and silver glass, Look at the new things and get Posted. LANSBURGH & BRO. We refer you below to some new things in SILKS: It is hardly necessary to add that we carry treble the stock that is ordinarily shown, YOU KNOW IT, WE KNOW IT, AND EVERY ONE ELSE KNOWS IT, A complete line of “BLACK SATIN REGENCE,” the new weave in Silk Dress Fabric, and without doubt ‘the hundsomest material of recent production, being double faced, one side showing a handsome Satin Stripe effect, and the other side being an Ottoman. A few Special Drives in BLACK SILKS, 24-inch EXTRA HEAVY BLACK GROS GRAIN, $1.15. Regular value $1.50. 19-inch All-Silk *\BLACK SURAGH,” suitable for Sashes, G0c, Regular value 75c. Although the prices of Surahs have advanced con- siderably in the past few weeks, owing to the rise in Raw Silk material, we still continue to sell our 75c. COLORED SURAHS at GSc. A Complete line of shades, LANSBURGH & BRO. LADIES’ CARDIGAN JACKETS, 98¢, This is cheap for a good Jacket and this is good. We are satisfied to have them compared to any $1.50 Cardigan Jacket shown. We wou't get rich selling these at 98c., but then it will induce you to come to our second floor, where are shown the FINEST LINES OF INFANTS’ WEAR, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, CORSETS AND HEAVY SKIRTS, We are selling one lot of Corsets for 590, Made of satteen in such shades as Light Blue, Pink, Old Gold and in Whiteand Drab, These are an exceptionally good bargain for the outlay, LANSBURGH & BRO. Some new TRIMMINGS came in today. We noticed many new patterns to wear with the new dress mate- riale, NEW GLOVES FOR EVENING WEAR. WARM GLOVES FOR MAN, WOMAN OB CHILD. LADIES’ JERSEY UPPERS, $1.48. CHILDREN'S WOKSTED LEGGINS. CHILDREN’S JERSEY LEGGINS, INFANTS’ DEAWER LEGGINS, | LADIES’ WORSTED FASCINATORS. ‘We keep the full assortment of TOOTH AND HAIR PRINCE ALBERT SUITS a specialty, ovER- | BRUSHES. COATS in ail the new designe, Also all Reliable Brands of SOAPS AND PERFUME- CAPE OVERCOATS from $12 to 918. sack | BIES- OVERCOATS from $5.50 to $25, STORM COATS from $5 to 815. ODD PANTS from $2 up, £2 These goods are al of the best material, honestly » and prices are positively 30 per cent below those of all other houses, ocr Sia SAXONY WOOL KNIT JACK. wi AUERBACH’S, cor. Tta and Hit Suwxe, | MACHINES OF ANY MAKE REPAIRED, ‘tuchivents Sree ens te ole agents for the Sew COMFORTS AND BLAN! TS | Grae is a conte off dollar oe Wook: = the cheap. KAUPMAN'S "DOU! makes eu very COMBINATION, 1241 and 1249 1) bist. nee BIG COLGATE’S VIOLET WATER only 35c. per bottle. MURRAY & LANMAN'S TOILET WATER, 496. per bottle, CASHMERE BOUQUET 80AP, 21c. per cake. EMBROIDERED FLANNELS are now kept on our First Floor next to Flannel Department. Some gor- weous patterns, Need any? L ARS = BUR GH xx 5s Fs x EVERY MAN AND WOMAN KNOWS HOW TIRE- SOME CHRISTMAS SHOPPING 18, AND HOW OFTEN DOES EVERYBODY SAY TO THEM- SELVES, “OH! WHAT SHALL I GIVE SO AND SO?” = I ONLY KNEW WHAT TO GET FOR 80 AND TIMELY SUGGESTIONS, EVEN 80 FAR AHEAD AS THE PRESENT, MAY GREATLY ASSIST ANX- 10US SHOPPERS, AND SOMETHING NEW, USE- FUL AND PRETTY MAY BE FOUND, ALL YOUNG LADIFS LIKE TO HAVE DAINTY HOUSE SHOES. THE PRETTY 88s Y REE ppp EER Bssq Hf uk KE Be B f Sus8 “ou ee Doe Exe TTIT (1 FFE S85 rie & T fi E Boot T i KEE ‘5S IN ALL COLORS, AND THE FANCY SUEDE, BRONZE OR BLACK, BEADED OR PLAIN SS. L Tl PPP PPP Fi SSg SSs— PPP OPE RUR os 3 i | ee a 5. ess fu HP Een HSss8 7 WOULD BE A MOST SUITABLE AND GREATLY APPRECIATED CHRISTMAS PRESENT. WE HAVE A HUNDRED VARIETIES OF SLIP- PERS AND TIES, IN PRICES FROM €1.50 TO 86.50, WHAT A LOVELY X-MAS PRESENT FOR YOUR MOTHER, OR GRANDMOTHER, OR INVALID SISTER, A LOVELY, BOFT L A MM S85 L as Mua BPR os Lo ask OM Ma Bh ne tun A 4 MMM BBB S358 ww w 00 oo ft WuW 8 Oo oo FL www 00 0 p WwWWW 00 0.0 Ww oW 00 00 [it SSg TT PPP Pep FEE R H E 1 P PoP OE Re 55, Ho ObPP PPP OFR RRR. ‘ss fu HP P EEE R ER WOULD BE. WE HAVE THEM THAT COVER THE ANKLE, THE COSIEST, MOST COMFORTABLE AND PRETTIEST SHOE OF THE KIND YOU EVER SAW. THERE ARE SEVERAL STYLES OF FELT SHOES FROM $1.50 TO $4.00, NOW FOR THE MEN. HOW EVERY BODY SIGHS TO KNOW WHAT TO OF THE FAMILY. “THERE ARE SO FEW THINGS YOU CAN GIVE A MAN, YOU KNOW.” AS MEN, LET US SPEAK, THERE 18 NOTHING A MAN LIKES SO MUCH f. ALAS! ‘TOO FREQU, NEGLECTED, IS THLOUGH His FEET, GET HIM A PAIR OF GOOD-LOOKING SLIPPERS. THERE ARE JUST ASM 3 FANCIES IN ME! GET FATHER AND GRANDFATHER A PAIR OF FELT SLIPPERS, YOU NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT? WELL, YUU HAVE NO IDEA HOW HAPPY YOU WILL MAKE THEM. MEN'S SLIPPERS $2, 3 AND $3.50. MEN'S FELT SLIPPERS 81.75 TO a4, BBR U RRR OTITT ™ 8s BK UU Rk + os Bon UG RR SS BBB UU CUR ROT Sue = ARTHUR BURT & CO, n16 1211 F ST. N.W, EY JACKET, SILK AILO-MADE Ji Cont Slecve, Sutin, "Faced, ctoire Sty ie, the exclusive style ee iis ganenee UuMAN'S DOUULE COMBI: TION, 1241 and 1243 11th st. se. nl6- ARGE SIZE, DOUBLE GRAY BLANK: Livers Siz "Double, White Blankets, 7 Coutorts, 75. Ms 745 and 747 Sth wt. #0. Ros:xsows Prcvrur Mernops. Pate ‘We find it both pleasant and profitable to treat our patrons with courtesy; to give them 8 little better value for their money than ‘they can find elsewhere; to, ss far as possible, anticipate theit wants; to carry only reliable, honest clothes; to keep abreast of the times in style and finish; to employ only gentlemen to wait on customers, men who know their busi- ness and know what's due to the patrons of our house. We can afford to look s little ahead, We don't want to make # fortune on one day's sales or on the sales of « year, We want your future favors, We want your good will and kind words, We may bo selfish in all this, but our selfishness is of that ‘Kind that benefits yon and brings to the surface the brighter shades of life. It berets aconfi- dence between Buyer and Seller that makes future transactions pleasalt all'round. When you come to our house if you buy you place us ‘under obligations to you. If you merely want to look around we thank you for the visit, We are at your service in either case. We have got Our prices are reasonable, Our styles are the latest. Look in occasionally, if for no other purpose than to keep track of fashion’s rapid 3B. ROBINSON & CO., ‘WASHINGTON'S MODEL CLOTHIERS, (000 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘We'll make Monday Dress Goods day, and offer special bargains in Black Silks, Colored Wool Dress Goods and French Robes. Also special attractions in Dress Trimmings, which will include Ribbons, Laces, Furs, Trimmings and Buttons, Bees Ye A&E Ray PY ba - Dressmakers tell us we have the most varied stock of Dress Trimmings in the city. That the prices are lowest is evident by their patronage, 5c. SILK CORD.—The shade you want. Thin or Thick Cord at same price—Sc. a yard, $1 SILK FRINGES.—Five inches wide. The shade youwant A better quality than you'll expect for $1 eyard. BLACK SILK FRINGES,—The variety of styles and the qualities at the prices make The Palais Royal Headquarters for Black Fringes, Widths from 5 to 22 inches. Prices $1, $1.25, 81.35, $2, $268, $3, 93.68, 84, 85, 85.35 yard. 50c. TRIMMINGS,—We make a point of offering the best 50c. Trimmings. So as to have a larze variety the 59c, and 68c. qualities are at times sacrificed, It'll be so Monday, the Braid Cord Gimps in Black and colors and the Black Cloth Applique Trimmings ‘at 50e. being specially good values, 25c, BUTTONS.—We show Buttons that are very good value at $7.20 a dozen, but not many of them, ‘Thousands at 25c, a dozen and variety unlimited, Qualities that may not surprise our regular patrons, but will much surprise those who deal at the stores that credit half their customers, THE PALAIS ROY: (Continued below.) = poate | Dress Tunnnxes, (No. 1119 Pennsylvania ave.) Black Escurisl Laces in imitation of the expensive Vandyke novelties offered at much higher prices in the Dress Trimming Department, Vandyke Laces in Sets. Widths forthe waist and Panels; inserting and flouncing for skirt, from 5 to 32 inches wide; 56 cents to$4a yard, 88 -We show fashion plates which gives good idea Of the effect of these laces as dress trimmings, White Vandyke Laces in Sets, Irish Point from 19 1060 cents yard. Torchon, 40 to 68 cents, Fedora 35 to SO cents, Escurial, 40 centsto $2.40a yard, * THE PALA! i _(Continned below.) pe Fu Duess “Tannnxo. Furs were never more popular. Our thorough knowledge of the Fur trade enables us to secure and offer really reliable Fur Trimmings. Ourcash system of business enables nearly half furriers’ prices. What is better evidence of your faith in The Palais Royal Furs than the business we are doing? We don't adver- tise prices. Itisu't necessary, You know or will be told of our prices, (Continued below.) A Wisow Or Rizpoxs. Nota passe style in the lot. That's what makes the Prices so great a surprise to dressmakers and others who know how to appreciate genuine bargains, 2-inch Satin and G.G. Ribbons, 13c. yard. ch G.G, Ribbons with Satin Edge, 15c, yard. inch Moire with Satin Edge, 15c. yard. It's the variety of shades, the quality of silk and the style of these Ribbons that make them so good a Lar- gain, And so it can be said of the other bargaim lote— some only 2c. a yard and every thread warranted pure silk, _ (Continued below.) Groves Ar ‘Reovcen Prrces, You know the Gloves and need only be told that the reduced prices are not because a size or shade is miss- ing. That's all you care to know, isn’t it? ‘Men's 95c. Dogskin Gloves for 89c. Men's $1.50 English Derby Gloves for $1.35, Ladies’ $1.50 “Palais Koyal” Gloves for $1.35, Ladies’ 96c. French Kid Gloves for 89e. Ladies’ 98c, Suede Kid Gloves for BSc. Ladies’ 89c. Pigskin Mourquetaires for 85¢, Ladies’ 68c. Kid Gloves for 5¥e, THE PALAIS ROYAL, THE PALAIS ROYAL, THE PALAIS ROYAL, _ (Continued belc Ls Ts 'T Tu Toor 68c, PLAID AND STRIPE SERGES FOR 39c. A YARD. It sounds too good to be truth, Let's explain, ‘These are the warranted All-wool Serges that com- menced the season at 68,75 and 83c.—the price de- pended on where you bought them. For various causes the price has been «rudually reduced until we offered them at 45c.a yard. The last drop—TO 390. A YARD—is only temporary, for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, November 18, 19, 21 5 Having secured over 100 pieces of these Serges last week we still have a good variety of stylea, and, in order to make the supply last till Wednesday evening: only one dress length will be sold each customer. THE PALAIS ROYAL, _ontinued below.) $1.25 Burosvciorus 98c. The sale of Broadcloths bas been slow this season, and prices have consequently fallen. Our $1.25 Broadcloths are full 52 inches wide, are extra heavy weixt, and come in such desirable shades as Dahlia, Heliotrope, Eiffel Red, Terra Cotta, Myrtle, Olive, Tan, Mahogany, Golden Brown. Of course,a black. The only question that remains is, where's the best quality at the price?’ That's for you to answer, THE PALAIS ROYAL. _ Continued below.) $1 Wannaxrep Busck Sirxs. ‘That isafthe dress slips or crocks or cracks within one year of purchase a new Silk given. That's a guar- antee we'll put in writing for the asking. 22-inch Peau de Soie, 1 yard. 22-inch Royal Armure, 81 yard. 24-inch Surah Silk, $1 yard. 23-inch Gros Grain Silk, $1 yard. 827 The Palais Royal earnestly requesta s compari- son with the silks sold at the credit stores, We feel soconvinced of our ability to sell at less profit than the merchants who have bad debts to make good that woask comparison of these $1 silks with those usually sold at 81.19 and $1.250 yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Tos Lor Brack Surxs. ‘These we don't guarantee, but, having closed out nearly 100 pieces at # discount of 20 per cent we should be offering these silks at one-fifth less than the usual prices. We ask investivation, 22-inch Gros Grain Silks, 68e. yd, 22-inch Heavier do., 75e. yd. 20-inch Surah Silks, 59¢. yd. 20-inch Heavier do., G8c. yd. 24-inch Surah Silks, 750. yd. 20-inch Faille Francaise, 75c. yd. £27" For linings and foundations of dress these Silks are almost too good. We leave to you their use, HE PALAIS _{Conttaned below.) = pees Frexca Roses Ar Cosr, Eleven Robes at cost of importation. When you re- member that the trimming is included and that the fabrics are the superior French Cloths you'll properly appreciate the bargains offered; Two 625 Robes reduced to €20 each. Fout $16 Robes reduced to $12.50 esch. ‘Two @14 Robes reduced to $11.50 each. Five $11.50 Robes reduced to $9.50 each, G3” Were not these robes, at the former prices, from 81 to 83 below the credit store prices? THE PALAIS ROYAL, below.) (Continued Snxs For Faxcr Woor. Fifty shades of Satins at 33, 48 and G5 cents a yard. 23-inch China Silks reduced from 75 to 50 cents a yard. 82-inch Figured India Silks, 85c. yard, ‘18-iech All-silk Pushes, 650. yard, Sa-For ideas concerning the Scarfs and Draperies, also the many knick-knacks made of these silks, see the display in the Art department, adjoining the Lace ‘CaM. | department, REDEEE Seana vel ae. Cor. 11th and F sta. nw, Sarvunar, Noveuszn 16, 1889, on Mondsy, mornine s lnnre handise, and Siderabiy below ustal prices for such hugh auaiines, asked, “What were the princi- srowth of our ‘Dasluess,” And we shall continue to adhere to these principles WOODWARD & LoTuROP. NEW BLACK GOODS OF PRIFSTLEY'S. 908 Monday morning we shall piace on arle ves of prieatley'a Standard Binet Goods, secur: their recular prices. f 40-inch B. Priestley & « Scots im” ya Weaves, Chec! ard. Priestley & Co. Black All-wool pelroee ‘Stutie. only mi. 42- eb mame, 81 B. Priestiey & Co.'s 43-inch Biack All- agonal Suitings, extra good value, B. Prieatley’s leas than mg- this sale is of additional importance. (First Boor, second annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, k Dress and Stripes, NEW SILK FABRICS. We shall disp lino of Scotch Plaid Silks, wh Intest fancy Silks for trintm: Also an excellent line of 1 Gros Grain in ali the foxlaiouable 1 fashion f colored Silk “ek oe Bowe 2 a beantiful ‘bare now the s, sashes, &e. ich Alls: syerzanl we VWAKD & LOTHROP. Spootiful Unrest Boor, seco dl NEW BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS. On Monday morning we shall offer a fine ality of 40-inch Black Chantilly Lace muncings at the low price of $1.30 per ard. ‘These are considerably ‘below. their tees peice, (Burst Boor. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, NEW BLACK LACE DRAPERY NETS. = te ra Flannels nt per tghty Or mere wi wbiadex ine among others, Buftalo Red, Vii € Soc. hspecially tor Wrappers, Kobes de easing Sucques aud Cutidren’s € loake and Sacques. (@Secoud floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. MISSES’ NEW GLOVES. ‘We shall open on Monday 50 doz. Misses* Balsan Freres G-butten length Biarritz Gioves at the remarkably low vrice of 05e. bet ier the desirable shades, tncly Blood, Mahiog: puto me Tams Brows, in stave aly The best Misses Glove ever vlfered at the ng Ox and price. (PH R008) CopWARD & LOTHROP, NEW HOSIERY FOR MONDAY. Another 100 ‘Fest Black” ton Hose, a n heavy weeht, only Der pait, the best quality possible to a pric 100 dozen T fast Black” Extra Fi 0 Die at Beel and toe, only Pa ‘First flour, first annex.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. MORE FRINGED DAMASK CLOTHS AT M ? WOODWALD & LOTUROP, MOLE NEW VESTS. doz. Ladies' Fine Grade Suis w Ribbed hich neck we it nl long siecven, of the Ladies" ch we reduced Very cheap. ret ha) t silk ute. re x) WUODWARD & LOTHROP THANKSGIVING LINENS. Fashionable Table Linens | There ere fashions or styles in line! t styles. We have the largest and flnest of lis ens in Washiugten—probably “4 bouths On. Mondey we shall «iter 0 dozen 4noft Finished Full Bleached Irish Da ihask Linen Napkina heavy weight and of superior quality. “Only #350 per dugea, Hud we not imported t rect the price eg: at be So per dozen. We save you the 00 dozen 5-8 Full Bleached German inen oof ad omy full selvedge, Only $1 per Will compare favorably with any quality ‘woopwa aD & LOTHROP. ‘NORTH STAR” BLANKETS. attention to our window dis- a Star” Blankets. We make & ene “North Star’ i osdivune of jon of finish are not surpassed by inarket, being considerably better for the several p than Caltforuls Blankets, hich arv rapidly" being superseded by the chor ar” Blankete. “WooDWakD & LOTHROP, NEW rarer es BED SPREADS. Pon “in Ste ne A pte ‘dualiticn, 82, 83 aul 4 euch. ‘These are wy tw any we have hereto- fore offered at these prices. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. MORE NEW FUR CARRIAGE ROBES. ake Fur Carriage Kobes from the skin of lack Beat 3 epee ke aud Tint Beer, Bought advan’ ms Wigthy ew Fur Carriage jase WOODWARD & LOTEROP, 4 BARGAIN IN TOWELS, — a 3 NEW WINDSOR TIES. Ee AU RPS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, . Prices the Lncest or Money wii be Refunded, WARM Goons, You'll soon need them. Perhaps yon have been able fogetalong sotar without » NEW WRAP, FURS HEAVIER DRESSES, HEAVY UNDERWEAR, &e., Dut this cannot last mnch longer, and when winter starts out in “oad earnest” you willbe looking for the best place to buy your necessary outat, From the FRONT of our store we make but © smell show, in which we are unfortunate, You can't judge from the exterior view, We have over thirty fwe dif- ferent departments, What wecarry at all we carry | complete, from the lowest «rade to the Sinest, and @ | everything we euarantee the PRICES and QUALITY OF your money ts bere awaiting you, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR 250. Hosiery in Bieck and Fancy, All good values fora quarter, many worth 35c. A PAIR, 98 SILK HOSE. Most of these would cost you an ev in some storea, Every pair is unususl valu as. BETWEEN THE TWO grades named we have Hosiery at every price. The S5c., 48e.,68e. and @1.25 ‘ones are all full value for the price, Some styles extra value. THE G6Sc. LINE are all worth 75c., every pair of them, We have just opened an unusually good value ina Ladies’ GUARANTEED FAST BLACK STOCKING FOR 2ie, They are extra heavy we and were made to sell for 35c. apair, You can buy them now for 2le. A PAIR. How long they'll be here we don’t know. We show « largo assortment of CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, We have now some very good things in BOYS* SCHOOL Hi and Assorted Colors, 2lc. a pair, UNDERWEAR FOR LADIE Ladies’ Netural Wool Kibbed Vests, well shaped and made, Silk button Lole Land and pearl buttous; S0c. is the usual price. iG, THE SPECIAL PRICE, New Britain Co.'s Fine Merino Underwear, full regu- Jar made and worth every bit of 0c, Go. 15 OUR PRICE. That NON-SHLINKABLE RIBBED WOOL UNDER- WEAK for @1 is welling rapidly and every one is well Pleased with it, We guarantee as to its not sbrinking, Somethingyou can't often say of Ribbed Underwear. Try one; you'll duplicate, it as other ladies have done, pe UU pre ¥ uu zn S's ¥ vw KR Sss® > Tt doe: take cold weather for us to sell Pure. This Teasen sily seen. The prices are selling our Sud the Al quality for the price the sale. eying up Furs are scarce iu the wholesale market now. They weren't in July, We bought in July, when the Very thought of Furs sent you into an unusual state of persviration, Consequently wecan quote the following Prices, which we would have you compare with others «both pricesand quality), Kemember we sell no Pure which we cannot guarantee. SPEC lime of ASTRACHAN CAPES, ele- gently made, Satin lined, full length, reach to the Waist, for 4.48 each. Compare these with those usually sold for 3; some that MUFFS TO MATCH, EAL PLUSH CAPES, 5 aud $0.50, unusual Values for the price, x $2 CAPE SEAL MUFFS for @1.50, Sets—( Muff and Bon), BLACK HARE, & IMIT. LYNX, 86. REAL LYNX, $15 to $25 a set GRAY POX, $12 a set. RED FOX, $13.50 a set. BLACK MARTEN, #2 CAPE SLAL, $7.50 to $11 aset, WHITE THIBET, $10.50 a set, These Bear sets are actually sold by most furriers for 45 and £50 a set. FUK TKIMMINGS of all descriptions from 25e. to CHILDREN'S MUFFS AND COLLARS in Lynx, Gray Coney, Tiger, Chinchilla, Astrechan, Dhibet, Cape Seal, &c., from 98, up to €6.50 a set. Children’s Plush sets (Muff and Collar) in sssorted color, $1.50 a set. FUR CAPES. HARE, $4.50. CAPE SEA ASTRACHAN, 28.50, MONKEY. BEAVER. & AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS. SINGLE MUFFS OF ALL KINDS, Prices—well you know about the K UK gS8% fr oo ay Ek 8 L oO AA KK Assy co ° AAA KK “ ‘COO aa kk fs = 9.50 Plush Jacket 40 Lou tush Coat, market, with the new Bishop sleeve, } Imported Tailor-finish Beaver Cloth n made and it would cost »—perhaps more, ‘The above four items must represent a floor full. Take euch singly and better values for the mony can- not be found anywhere between this city and Now York. Wedon't care where you look. And the same with the balance of our stock, Youdo yourself an injustice as well as us to make your purchases without first examining our line. In either Children’s, Misses’ or Ladies’ Goods we show hundreds of styles from the BERLIN, LONDON and NEW YORK MARKETS. Var Flush 6 is were selected with special care. We saw the | wer cine plush x pu that way PuICES THE SAME ON CLOAKS AS ON EVERY THING ELSE. rR FRE SS BNSy > ok sss BoB Hen re Sas. Ss, Bop kt Kem Sas Sas ppp 2 bp Bs SS BE os 00 «ppp Ss > Just opencd new HENRIETTA Clothe in every new shade of the season. 38, 40 and 46 inches wide, 50, 63g and 75e. a yard, Better values were bever shown. ‘The same with all other dress materials; whether a novelty or staple, they are all suld at proportiouste prices, Nodoubt you bave heard of the rise in silka, We have opened a line of Black Silke at remarkably low prices, lower in many instances than before the advance. No questions need beltsked as to how we got them; THEY AKE HERE and ladies looking for s Silk dress bad Detter take advantage of the prices while we have them, That wou't be long. We mention two items only: 19-inch Black Gros.grain Silke at 75c. a yard; worth 00. ‘sek Black Gros-grain Silks et @1.123¢; worth 61.50. BLACK ASTRACHANS, 45 inches wide, €1.50, #3, 83.75 and 87 a yard. 24 INCHES WIDE ®125 A YARD.