Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY. a "AB has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Werld, aed os an Advertismg Medium is worth more than all the ether papers published in Washington. —e———Xx—X—K—s———— ‘The Atkinson bill for the benefit of the Pennsylvania railroad, which has blocked the way against all other District business for sev- eral Distriet days, will occupy the time of the House on Monday if the day is ac- credited to the District. On the last Dis- twiet day the Pennsylvania road suc- ceeded in getting a recousideration of the vote by whieh the Atkinson bill was recommitted with instructions to the District committee to report for the removal of the station. The action of the House in recalling the bill does not assure its passage in its present objection- able form. Many who favor the removal of grade-crowings and other perils to human life, de not favor the re- moval of the station from the mall The thing involved in the removal of the grade crossings is not the convenience of the travel- ing public, who might feel that they have an interest in keeping the depot in the heart of the city, but is the question of safety to the people in the city, strangers or residents—a question of life or death. Few members whose friendsbip for the Pennsylvania railroad docs not render them blind to the rights of all the people besides and deaf to their petitions, will Tefuse to consider the propositions pending for the removal of the grade-crossings. Amend- ments having this object in view, which will infiet no hardships upon the road and no possible inconvenience to travelers will be of- fered, and there is no reason te suppose that the railroad corporation has got such a hold on members of the House as to make its selfish de- sires paramount to the unanimous popular de- mand that some ameliorative amendments be adopted. The members who will favor passing the bill without some such amendment will probably be in a very small minority —those members only who feel it their duty or obligation to consider the in- terests of the Pennsylvania railroad first above ali things else. The one demand in which all residents of the District unite is that, in some way, the city be relieved from grade-crossings that the railroad be not allowed to block- ade the streets at their will, maiming and kill- ing citizens who have the pledge of the Con- stitution to protect them in life and liberty. ‘The railroad people are working actively and the air is full of rumors of the log-rolling trades, deals and bargains they are trying to effect with different sections, parties and inter- eats to secure the passage of the bill without amendment; but it is not believed that the just and self-respecting members of the House will allow party or selfish personal considerations to induce them to joim the railroad im sacri- ficing the interests of a helpless community. a The Honse committee on railways and canals @o not make any too soon the report on a bill to provide for the safety of persons and prop- erty on railroads. The two horrible accidents, one at Reading, the other in Colorado, from cars going wildly down a mountain are merely forcible reminders of a common evil necessarily resulting from the covetousness of railway cor- porations or the earclessness of some of their employes, usually the former. The House bill referred to provides what will remedy the class ot accidents alluded to, at the same time that it carries out the purpose in hand, namely, the protection of employes and railroad property. Safety couplers on freight cars and power brakes on locomotives are to be prepared and pat im use by January 1, 1993, after which “wild trains” will be outlawed. $$ With the ceremonial and dignity due sueh a mag from such a republic the United States to- day honors the remains of John Ericsson as they pass from his adcpted country on the briny way toward his native land. New York harbor is alive with representatives of the navy, the army, the civil departments and the citizenhood of the nation—nine vessels of the naval service from four squadrous assembled to pay final American honors to the inventor audeonstructor of the first monitor—a de- tachment of marines, lodges of Odd Feiiows, mombers of the Grand Army of the Republic} escorting the remains ou board. Swedes and | Norwegians unite with the people of the English race in doing exceptional honors to the great inventor whose timely production saved the | Union navy from humiliation at the hands of that iron terror, the Merrimae. The hoisting of the Swedish colors is a fitting tribute to the land of his nativity, and the selectio:: of the | noble ship Baltimore to bear his remains to| Stockholm is additional houor paid to itself by the tepublic which is not always ungrateful to | the sous. adopted as well as native, who have | served it faithfully and well. i Great as was Ericsson's invention of the Monitor, his screw propeller was a more signal pubhe service. The list of his useful inven- | tions is too long for statement in this place. | Ericsson was busy with these great projects | after bis eightieth year. a The antumn trade movement is beginning fairly well, The cotton and rice crops are ex- cellent, The Treasury disbursements in aid of the crops have been very heavy, exceeding ©90,000.000. And Secretary Windom, after consultation with the New York financial uper- Storm, concludes that the money stricture will | now be relieved, since the 434 per cent bonds are coming in freely. To the public these re~ loted and essential facts are most welcome just | now. —___—_— + ____ A cholera warning from Berlin follows fast Om the chelera warning from London. There sreseveral cases, it is said, in the vicinity of the former city, which shows that it will re- quire the utmost caution and the utmost ex- ertion of the health oficers te avoid a genera) pestilence in Europe. If, as was said by Tas; Stan yesterday, it spreads in Europe it wa soon extend te this country if stringent - cautions are not taken. = ———— oe Some one asked Gen. Alger in New other day about politics, and the. -, York pod plied, with = guileless, girlish iznsconce, “Pol. ities? Why, I've been having yuch « glorious tini@ with the G.A.R boys, im Boston that I have not read any poli'sea) news for days.” Bless his dear, simplo bar) : ————_ eee ‘The New York Wortt speaks of “Bachelor Senators like the handsome Butler Creliaa.” A “bexchetor Senator” of that type ee femarkable all things consd- Wheele* ——— oe 4 and wheeling California will roll in BAURD'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR We have smother lot of good values in our Cloak and Suit Department for your attention. Weknow thet by giving thom your atiention you will pot go amiss, They are articles which come in nicely these cool mornings and even- ings, when it is not safe without a light wrap of some kind The former pricca of these areawsy out of the reach of thego now Quoted. The quantity of cach article i» very small—the reduction reason. (03.50 Ladies and Mimes’ Blazers have rolling collar; colors, Gray and Tan. Now $2.50. Asmall Unc of Ladies’ Striped Jackets for #1.75; have been consid- erably more. 96 Ladiew’ Bieck English Corkecrew Jackets. Now 92.50. $550 Ladies Cloth, sccordeom = plaited Capes braided yoke. Now €2.! We still have a few left of those $1.98 All-wool Biouses. Now 0c. each, BELTS.—If you want one you cam now buy it less than ever before. Belts soid at cost might through the stock. 25¢. Silk Belts, 19c. 3Se. Silk Belts, Z5e. 42c. Bilk Belts, 29c, 50e. Silk Belts, 300. D8e, Silk Belts. 750, All colors; Striped or Plain. Same ro- ductions on all Leath- x Belta a be SSSSEESER ER SERSESETEESISTGES We are open this evening, Faz Or °90 Axsovxcesesr. —— “Tuilors’ tardiness” bas grown to be as Pr much of a“by-word” as “plumbers’ profits.” —— WE DON'T PROPOSE TO HAVE AXY ta” WAITS. At the time your garments are —— Promiset—THEY'LL BE READY. Another Ga expert cutter is going to help us slong —— We're laying out to do a bigger business Sa this season than last. If a larger and cho‘cer —— line of fabrics—the combined skili we've en- ar ramed to design and cut—the most reason- —— able prices and every energy bending to your a pleasure—are worth anything to you—we'll —— take your measure this fall. © Ans time after we open Monday we shall —— be ready, The Worsteds never unrolled "a" richer than they do this season—nor in a —— brighter album of patterns, fa We'll give you the best of service and rob —— it of all the vexatious annoyances you usu- tar ally encounter—ineluding the ‘‘stiff” —— Prices that bide behind the excuse of exclusive- Sa” ness, Try usand see, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE “FAIR-PRICE” TAILORS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH salts STREET. SALE OF WET GOODS, DAMAGED BY RAIN, of South | 92,000 worth of DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS and on ws “it Wednesday amd show ussome home- | Mbt at raised par frvit “as is” froft. That isto say, a big sToad of specimens is coming east and * ofttitiary frnit Tair and stilt less as = colossal fruit vendne, but as the “promise and potency” of Pacific slape sun, coil, skill and energy. $$$ ‘ecretary Proctor bas gone isto camp in Vermonmtaud the warlike appearance ef the surtoundings bave increased at least fifty per céntim net, a Frogt has been biting the wheat in Manitoba dd¥ing the past few days and its testh were almowt visibie in this locality last night, — ‘Wall vtreet ts recovering from its financial colie, —_e—->——— ‘Bets off in memory of the great Ericsson! ———— eS Terorraxr. ‘KING'S PALACE, sl be'fn Washington om that day, not as an! 812 AND 616 778 ST. WILL BE SOLD AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, ‘¢ DONT MISS TO CALL. EIKG's PALACE, = GE*7® SUITS SCOTRED ABD PRESSED, 81. Previous to our removal to buildings ae he Eg by &e DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE, 11th st. Altering and Repatrinu neatly dome, a¢.,all goods in our variousdepartmenta to Goods called fer anddelivered. eral. CALL ai ONCK ‘BA REEVES, 814 Kot. ow. WM. ¢ VIERBUCHEX, 10027metmw, | _887-6m Unter he Pubes. Next: "Lua Taoxsox. Hovsrox § % 6 compaxy, tan bitallible CH! TL. Ww and s bs | RISTIANs. meer 09 NOTE EEE 1S FO, MILLINERY damaged by the storm on Wednesday MAKE PRETTY FEET PRETTIER, SET OFF PRETTY GOWNS, MAKE WALKING MORE GRACEFUL, MAKE LADIES GLAD RUSSET OXFORDS, COOL AND DAINTY, TO MATCH OR HARMON- IZ& WITH DRESS, HAT OR GLOVES— 21.90. WALKING BOOTS FOR EVERY DAY, $2.90: BUTTON ONxS, SEVEN-DOLLAL, FRENCH Shoes sold st Bargain Prices will not be exchanged. ARTHUR BURT & CO., 1211 F ST. SW. Produce an offect upon the olfactory nerves similar to that which music or the mix- ture of harmonious sounds produces upon the nerve of hearing—that of pleasure. We fully believe that MERTZ’S QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE is beyond exception the finest perfume of its kind made, and will give the largest meusure of satisfaction to every user, 50c. and 1 bottles. EP. MERTZ. 1014 F st, Pertumer and Druggist, Washington, A Bie Rupvertox Is J ensevs, dd sizes ond kinds, some trimmed some plain, were $2.50 and $3. Price now 1.50. We will surpass any previous effort in ‘Men's Unlaundered Shirts at 50c., made of New York Mills Muslin, Linen Bosoms and Bands, sizes 14 to17. At 75c.. made of Wamsutta Muslin, Bosom of 2000 Linen, Made and finished as well ‘as any $1 Shirt iu the market, ‘Men's Night Shirts at 50c., made of Utica Muslin. French yoke and strictly first-class, Still another lot of the Children’s Positive Fast Black Derby Ribbed School Hose. Bizes 5 to 044. Only 12}4c. 50 pieces of Matting toclose at a way- down price, CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th st. and 706 Kat. nw, PHILADELPHIA STORE. auz3 We close at 6 p.m., Saturdays excepted, Rosixsox, Panszn & Co PRICES COUNT FOR VERY LITTLE UNLESS THE QUALITIES ARE THERE TO BACK THEM. IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBT ABOUT OUR PRICES BEING AS LoW, OR LOWER, THAN THOSE OF OUR COMPETITORS CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS, LOOK THEM OVER CARE- FULLY, TRY THEM ON, NOTE THE PRICES, THEN GO ELSEWHERE AND MAKE A COMPARISON, WE HAVE NO FEAR OF THE RESULT. IT SIMPLY MEANS THAT WHEN YOU GET READY TO PURCHASE YOUR CLOTHING YOU WILL COME TO Us. THE ADVANCE STYLES OF FALL OVERCOATS HAVE ARRIVED, THEY ARE BEAUTIES, TOO. COME IN AND SEE THEM, AND REMEMBER THAT THEY ARE NOT MARKED ON A FUTURE, CUT-RATE BASIS, BUT ARE LOWEST IN PRICE NOW. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, > su2l-co COR. 7TH & D STS. X.W. Casa Ox Crzpir. ‘We will sell you s Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED KOOM BUITE, 3 pieces, for 617 cash or $18 on credit. ‘We will sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in the best hair cloth, for $28 cash of $30 on credit. ‘We will sell you « 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for $28 cash or $30 on credit. will sell you a good WIKE- WOVEN BED SPRING for $2.25 cash or 2.50 on credit. We will selt you # ood quality BRUSSELS CARPET for 60c. per yard cush or dc. per yard on credit. We will sell you a good INGKAIN CARPET for 350, Ter yard cash or 40c. per yard op credit, We Sew and Lay all CAKPETS Freeof Cost an@ do not charge for the waste in matching figures, ‘Wo will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on Credit at un advanes uf @ cents per yard on the lowest cash price, EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken en all credis ales, and no notes ‘CASH DISCUUN2 allowed om ail accounts settled in Seems BR GRoecan et-sm = «* 739 and 741 Tthetaw, Reauxaxr IN ADDITION TO THE ALREADY LOW PRICES ‘THAT WE ARE SELLING REMNANTS WE HAVE DECIDED FOR THIS WEEK TO ALLOW AN EXTRA DISCOUNT OF 25 PER CENT ON THE DOLLAR ON ALL KINDS OF \. M. SHUSTER & SONS, axe 910 TEXS. AVE. ¥.W, Srroux Paces vor MOXDAY, AUGUST 25, PALAIS Ray Al. COTTON UNDERWEAR ‘@1 Muslin Skirts, extra width, cambric ruffle, with twoclustem of tucks and three clusters of six tucks FOR MONDAY KIGHTY-FOUR CENTS. ‘$1 Muslin Gowns, with solid tucked yokes, double back, neck, sleevcs and front trimmed with em- broidery and finished with herringbone trimming. FOR MONDAY EIGHTY-FOUR CENTS. ‘$1 Muslin Gowns, with yoke of tucks and inserting, tucked back and trimmed throughout with embroidery. FOR MONDAY EIGHTY.FOUR CENTS. 2 Muslin Chemise, square neck, tucked and fine em- broidered yoke, finished with herringbone trimming. POR MUNDAY EIGHTY-FOUR CENTS. @1 Bfuslin Chemise, V-shaped, trimmed with wide blind embroklery. FOR MONDAY EIGHTY-FOUR CENTS. @1 Muslin Drawers, trimmed with ruffle of 3-inch embroidery and fourteen tucks. FOR MONDAY EIGHTY-FOUR CENTS. ‘81 Muslin Drawers, trimmed with torchon lace and inserting and two clusters of tucks. FOR MONDAY EIGHTY-FOUR CENTS. 81 Cambric Drawers, trimmed with ruffies of 4-inch embroidery and two clusters of tucks. FOR MONDAY EIGHTY-FOUR CENTS. ‘1 Cambric Drawers, trimmed with fine Medicis lace And three clusters of tucks. FOR MONDAY EIGHTY-FOUR CENTS. $1 Cambric Corset Covers, V-shaped beck and front, trimmed with very fine embroidery and finished with herringbone trimming. FOR MONDAY EIGHTY-FOUR CENTS. 83 Cambrie Skirts, trimmed with flue wide Torchon Inco and inserting of Torehon ¥ inches wide and 3 Clusters of tucks, scraper rufite, FOR MONDAY 81.98 ‘$3 Muslin Skirts, with deep cambric rum™e, trimmed with fine Torchon lace and two rows of Terebon in- serting and four clusters of tucks, scraper ruffles. FOR MONDAY 81.98, $3.Cambrie Gowns, entire yoke made of very fine Medicis lace and double rufile of the ramo lace in the neck, sleeves trimined with Medicis lace and tucks, FOR MONDAY 81.98, €3 Cambrie Gowns, Surplice nock, yoke of very fine Torchon lace and inserting and herrincbone trim- ming. . FOR MONDAY 61.98. 93 Muslin Gowns, surplice neck, yoke of the finest embroidered ede and inserting and herringbone trimming. FOR MONDAY 81.98 $3 Cambric Che miso, square neck, solid yoke of the finest Medicis lace and inserting and fino em- broidered beading. FOR MONDAY $1.98. Cambric Drawers, trimmed with very fino Med- icis lace and inserting apd embroidered beading; luster of eight tucks above, FOR MONDAY 81.98. €@3 Cambric Corsot Covers, V-shaped back and front, trimmed with the very finest cmbroidory and torchon lace and herringbone trimming. FOR MONDAY $1.98, ‘These goods will be displayed on our center counters, second floor, and we would be pleased to have you examine them ; you'll wonder bow they can be sold at these prices—prices which do not cover the cost of materials. THE P A A Br fb od Ha ar re oe) = For Mospay, Avavsr 25. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. SPECIAL SALE OF BROT. coo Kk Bete 8 ba Pe Ek Go YK as tun 244 Goo & Nc PDP, ERR FRE <SBs gSSq D RRR KR Sss, Ss, DERE ae DD Krk Sys5 Sys" SGG 00 Dy! a 90 0% BD gs Goo 03 88 BD gs Gea@ 00 00s bpp B88 AND C noe EE ss i a Kk 5ssq Kk Sus FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. $1.00 Priestiey's Silk Warp Henrieitas for. . 81.25 Priestley's Silk Warp Henriettas for. el Sik Warp Henricttas fo Suk Warp Henrfettas fo: 75c. Priestley's Ravenna Cloth for.... 50c. Priestley’s Mohair Brilliantine, 40 in. wide, for..... 68c, Priestloy's Mohair Brilliantine, 40 in, wide, for... aeeee 620 $1 Priestley's Mobair Brilliantine, 45 inches wide, $1.50 Priestley's Silk Warp Nun’s Veiling for. $2 Pricstley's Silk Warp Nun's Veiling for. ‘8c. Prieatiey’s Batiste, 45 inches wide, for. 5 Priestley's Convent Cloth, 40 inches wide, 502. Lupin’s All-wool Cashmere, 40 inches wide, for.. roe. G74e Veiling for.@1.1236 1.35 31.80 89 89c 1.26 Priestley's Clairette, 40 inches wide,forg 1.1244 Lass Warr Or ‘ext week our Pall Trade commences Rerular Prices will prevail, and you Will not have the opportu- ity to secure the BARGAINS NOW OFFERED. ‘Hore area few of them: 12 paire Nottingham Curtains cut from $1.25 to ‘S7i4c. per pair. 17 pairs Nottingham Cartsine cut from $1.50 to $1.00 per pair. 19 pairs Nottingham Curtains cut from $2.00 to 91.35 per pair. ‘20 peirs French Chamber Ourtainseut from $5.00 to 82. 50 por pair. 11 pairs French Chamber Curtains eut from 86.50 te 83.25 per pair. 1 pair Irish Polat Curtains cut from §7.25 to $4.25 per pair. bor aaa eer eda 89.25 to 85.90 Der pair. 2 sett Irieh Fotnt Curtainsostfrem €11.001087.80 Der pair. 4 pairs Swiss Lace Curtains cut from $7.50 to $5.50 per pair. sey nerenatin otter tendon broken lots of Car- In Portieres we have a few of last fall's patterns, Which will be closed out at cost. A mall lot of Smyrna Ruge, 4x7 fest, will be closed = Also a few 3x6 feet will go at One lot of Felt Art Squares, “3x3 yards, reduced to 95.40. 323%, yards, reduced to $6 WOVEN ART SQUARES, ‘3x24 yards cut to 84. 3304 eS Buy 8 Gg mse 8 8 Om Also reductions on FURNITURE, CARPETS, &0, Remomber this ts last week of SUMMER PRICES, —_ e sULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F STS, French Farniture Polish will make old furniture look new. Best in the market, Price, 50c. per bottle. au23 Wu. H, McKaews Dany Lerrzn. SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1890 ——_As expected, the demand for the 50c, ‘Fall and Winter Underwear for 2c. —tarted in witha rush this moruing. Its ——1ale will be cumulative, As more of you ———hear of it, buy and toll your friends, the ‘more we shall sell. It was the most judi- —cious purchase we have ever made in Un- ——lerwear. The Vests are ribbed, hizh neck ——and long sleeves, and the Pants are also ——ribbed, full cut and well stayed. Don’t ——et the impression that the quality is poor, ——for it isn't. You will not find another ~——such bargain this winter. They belong at » but the price here is 25e. each; 50e, —— Per suit of Vests and Punts to match, Uist floor; center.) ‘WM H. McKNEW Guccessor to BH. Taylor, 933 Peunsyivaniaave and926Dst nw, 1t Banzearss, W. B. MOSES & SONS, COBNEB 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, WALL PAPERS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, &0. ‘To make apace forthe new goods for fall season we are offering many attractive bargains, ‘Ihe following are ufew: UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 500 Curtain Poles, full length, with trimmingsall complete, worth 50c. and 75c. ; 15¢. each, 100 Curtain Poles, extra heavy, with trimmings complete, worth 75¢. to $50: 25¢. exch, 100 pairs Lace Curtains reduecd to $1, Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices, A large assortment of portieres, less than manufac- turers’ prices, CARPET DEPARTMENT. Carpets of the following sizes, made of with border all around: . TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 8 fect 3 inches by 10 feet, $10.50; reduced from s18. 8 feet 3 inches by 11 feet, $11; reduced from $18 SB feet 3 inches by 13 feet 9 inches, $15; reduced from €22.50. 10 fvet 6 inches by 15 feet, $1 10 feet G inches by 16 feet fom t3L ; reduced from 629. inches, $20; reduced MOQUETTE CARPETS. 8 feet 3 inches by 12 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced from #3:2.59, 8 foet 3 inches by 10 feet 3 inches, $20; reduced from $30. 300 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs, $2.50; reduced from $4.25, STRAW MATTINGS, 200 Rolls White aud Fancy, 40 yds, worth 85, 82.00, 250 Rolls White and Fancy, 40 yde., worth 86, $4. 150 Kolls Heavy Jomtless, 40 yds.,worth $16, #10. 190 Rolls Heavy Damask, 40 yda, worth 616, $10, WASHING MACHINES, ‘The Cataract Washing Machine—the greatest labor saving invention of the dsy—will do in one hour what you do by hand in ten, without the siixhtest dunage to finest of materials, Reduced from $40 to $15. One week's trial given if desired. Special mducements offered in Refrigerators and Cedar Chests, BICYCLES, TRICYCLES AND VELOCIPEDES, 136-inch-wheel Bicycle, $18; reduced from 824, 1 82-inch-wheal Bicycle, $12); reduced from $16, 3 Tricycles, No. 1, 85; reduced from &7. 3 Tricycies, No, 2, $5.60; recwwed from $8, 1 Aricycle, No. 4, $9; reduced from $12.50, 1 “ —- Ne. & 810; reduced from 14.50, No. 6, 810: reduced irom $14, No. C, $10.65; reduced from 813, No. D, $9.50; reduced from $13.50, No. 7, £12; reduced from $16.50. No. 3, 87; reduced from £10. No. D, $15; reduced from $21.50, No, 40 Velocipedes, $2; reduced from $3 BABY CARRIAGES. We aro offering $4 discount on every carriage $2G or more, and $2 discount ou every carriage from $13 10819. ‘This is an opportunity to buy a fine carriage Jor very litle money. ‘WINDOW SHADES. ‘We are offering a fine assortment of colors with all fixtures and complete for 25c. cach, cesar 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 ‘MOSQUITO CANOPIES. A full line of every styie and size from 75 cents to 85.00, W. B. MOSES & SONS, Cor. 11th and FP staanw, ‘Washington, D.C. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERIES, WALL PAPER, DECORATIONS, u., &0, aul3 2, 18,9,4,1,12, 22,5,9,1%, 6 12, 15,21, 18 ‘These figures are the numbers of the alphabet which ‘spell out the name of the VERY HIGHEST GRADE SPRUNG WHEAT PATENT FLOUB ‘Mamufacturel im the world, the justly Celebrated BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR, And for sale by the following First-class Grocers: CHARLES 1. KELLOGG, Masouic Temple. SLE ABBOTT. 1721 Peussyivante ave. andcor. 11th aud Esta, GEORGE E KENNEDY & SONS 2209 F ot anf Connectacut sve. ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP. COR 11TH AND F STS XW, Bosrox V.srrr Srona. Sarcnpar, diate! 23, 1890. STORE CLOSES SATURDAY, AT 1 PM. OTHER EVEXINGS, AT & O'CLOCK, ‘Bomember we are st:1! continuing that SPECIAL SALE OF LINENS and con- stantly offering new and exceedingly fine bargains, For Monday's sale we offer: 60-toch Extra Heavy Bleached German Damask. Only 624¢. per yard. A ‘chance for keepers of hotels, boarding houses, &c. 66-inch Bleached Damask, in beautiful designs. Only 75c. per yard, 72-inch. 85c. and $1 per yank Am extraordinary offering. ‘The best line of Towels at 120. we have yet placed on sale, Extra values in Russia Crash at 10c., 12ke. and 15¢. per yard. Large size Bieached and Unbleached ‘Turkish Towels for the beth Extra heavy quality, 25c. each. On our bargain table in front of Linen Department we have placed several different designs in Huck and Damask Towels of fine grade both in knotted fringe and hemstitched, Quly 50, each, Roller Towels, already made, both plain aud twilled crash, 244 yards long, Only 30c. each. $3.50 per dozen, (econd floor.) NEW NECKWEAR FOR MEN—Wecon- trol for this city the products of one of the beet if not the bost Neckwear concerns, ‘The bost materials and most skilled work People are used. It requires skill, ac- quired only by long experience to make and shape ascarf altogether pleasing— this manufacturer has tt, We are show- ing ® window full of a first Fall order, colorings, designs and shapes exceed- ingly catchy, The price, more so, 50c. each, ‘Ghen's department, 1013 F st.) NEW FALL JACKETS FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.—We have just re- ceived an early arrival in Misses’ and ‘Children’s Fall Jackets, in Plain Nevy, Plain Green and Navy Blue Chevron. They are made reefer shaped, roll collar and high shoulders, Sizes 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and. 16 years, Prices $5, $5.50, 66, $6.50, $7 and 87.50 cach, Also another lot of Brown Striped ‘Cloth, same shaped, Sizes 6, 10, 12, 14 and 16 years. Prices 84. 50, €5, $5.50, 26 and $6.50 ech. (Third floor.) THOSE NEW PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS FOR LADIES are going very fast, Better make your selections now While we baveacomplete stock. They are plaited back and front, full sleeves and high shoulders, Only 75c. each. ‘{hird floor.) ANOTHER NEW ART FABRIC.—We have Jast received a new Art Fabric called “Hollywood” Cloth. It is used for Curtsina, Sof Pillows, Chair Covers, ‘Tuble Covers, &c. The stitches used are principally Garning stitch, working threads, rope silk and linen floss, The colors are Sage, Green, Blue, Golden Drown, Terra Cotta, &c. 52 inches wide and enly $1.25 per yard, (Second floor, annex.) LADIES’ NEW WRAPPERS.—Ladies? New Print Wrappers, Hubbard fronts, tight back, rufie at bottom, fast colors. Only 81.25 each. Ladies’ New Domestic Gingham Wrap- pers, Hubbard front, tight back, wide Fuflle at bottom. Only $1.50 each. Ladies’ New Foilie du Nora Grey-and- white-striped Wraprers, robe front, Only $2.50 exch. Ladies’ New Union Lawn Wrappers, in Pink and Blue, embroidery-trimmed, Only 82.75 each. (Third floor.) FOUR SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN LADILS' ALL-WOOL BLACK JER- SEYS.—Ladies' Al'-wool Black Braided Jerseys. Reduced to $2.50 each, Ladies’ All-wool Black Jersey, tailor made. Reduced to $3 exch. ‘med with Soutache braid. Reduced to €3 exch. Ladies’ All-wool Superior Quality Jer- sys, handsomely braided. Rednced to St each. (Third floor) UPHOLSTERY NEWS.—We are show- ing an exellent line of Cirenille Portiers im all the newest shades. 3 yards long and 50 inches wide $3, 65.50, 96, 07.50, @¥, 810, $12 and $12.50 per pair, ‘Chenille Table Covers. Four-quarter, 5c. and 90c, Bix-quarter, 1.50, $1.75, $2 and a4. Eight-quarter. 96, ‘Ten-quarter. @5. ‘Twelve-quarter. 8 ‘New Cretonnes, 31 inches. Only 12360. per yard. 2 Japanese Screcns, in handsome gold embroidery. Reduced from $12 to $8. 1 Reduced from @24.50 to $15. ‘@ourtn floor.» MORE REDUCTIONS IN LADIES' ‘WASH SUITS. —4 Ladies’ Fine French Gingham Suita perfect fitting waists, igh shoulders, elegantly made e- @uced from $15 and §18 to the excecd- ingly low price of $5.75 each. 1 Lady's Extra Quality French Ging- bam Suit, Tan striped, combined with plain embroidery trimmed. Size 36. ‘Reduced from $25 te 68.30. (Third fear.) XEWS IX DBUGGIST SUNDRIES — Low's Wild Rose Soap. 35c. per box of ene dozen cakes Chinese Ta Na Camphor, for destroy- Ang inscots, 10c. end 20c. per box. ‘Barge's Glycerine Soap. 1ige. per cake Sca ken, Ste. Sanitary Clesrene, for cleaning and Iseudry purposes, Se. and Tic. per BF BACOK, 640 B parr SOK, 1412 Peunayivents eve, C. C. BRYAN, 1413 New York ave. - 3 ‘Machine Gd. Se. perbottle, & BAKER, (Gust Boor) XB WHITE, 625 Losistens ave A.0. WRIGHT, 1632 14th st. nw. WooDWARD & LOTHROP, BURCHARD & ‘Pennsylvsnis + Wi. 1 GIVE cor Suand Sua “otweer | ass Cor. 11thend Fave nw. JE VY ELRY: ‘The popular styles of Jewelry thit eeason seem to be ib Dovel and pretty desiens of inexpensive goods, We show a wonderful variety of ‘the Little Lace Pins with fancy beads. so popular just now: while im the better evades we display an Beequaled Nne of beautiful and vopuler Jesurps. ‘These we guarantee to be exactly as Tepresented—Rolied Pave and Soid Gold. FANCY LACE PIxa Gilt Beads, eight styles, 50. Colored Se:tings, Se. Jat Pearl and Hematite, 100, Clover Leaf Khine Stone, 1c. Pansy Colored, 15 and 1c. Mooustone and Sappbirine, eol@ Gilver settuung, 5c, Double Pins with Chain, 250, BEAD NECKLACES. Bilver and Gilt Shell Beads, Se, Cream Pyarl, So. Colored Wax Necklaces, 100. Silver and Gilt Necklaces, 150, GENTLEMEN'S SCARF PINS 109 styles, 25, 49, 98. COLORED MOONSTONE BREAST PINS. Pansy, Gladiols and Flag Lily. 98c. and $1.49, kar Drops to mateh, @8e, NOVELTIES IN CUT SILVER. IMPORTED BREAST PINS. Spray Pins, Daisies and Apple Bicssome, 2Se. WASHINGTON, D.C., 1800, SOUVENTR BANGLES, ‘Our own Kegistered Design, 4c. OUR SPECIAL LEADER. Bhine Stone Ear Drops, solid gold settings, 980. BOSTON VARIETY STORE, SMITH & WARDWELL, eu23to10s 705, 707, 709 Market Space. Orvexixa Exuminox Or NOVELTIES IN UMBRELLAS FOR Fall, ‘We Lave this day received « fuil Sesortment of LADIES’ UM- BRELLAS, all Advanced Fall Styles. We have marked them ‘so low that we are sure they will Bot be with us for any length o time. ‘We guarantee each and every ‘Umbreils bought to wear. If dissatisfied with the wear re turn it and we will cheerfully re- cover it for you. OUR SPECIALS. Black Crook Hardie, Gloria Cloth, 26 inches.....81.50 Black Crook Handle (carved) Cloth, 26 inches... 1.75 Black Crook Handle (carved) Union Silk, 26 inches, tassel and silk csse........... -- 225 Silver Crook Handle Gloria Cloth, 26 imches..... 2.50 Assorted Finest Crook Handle, Union Silk, 26 ‘Silver Mounted Crook Handle, Union Sk. much better grade, 26 in., tassel and silk case........ 2.75 Assorted Finest Crook Handle, all silk. cusren- ‘teed for wear, tassel and silk case, 26in........ 360 Becond floor for Umbrella, An early call will convince you of the great induce» ‘ments we are offering in the above line. Fall Dress Goods are now at the zenith Our stock is ideal. See our advance styles, GARTERS GIVEN aWaY. ‘We will give with every bor of Fetlow's Famous Gossamer Face Powder, price 19c., Ope Pair Garters, with oxidized clasps.