Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1890, Page 4

ad THE EVENING STAR: W ASHING TON * THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: STAR has the fullest Local Newspaper in the World, Medi There are some rather peculiar statements fm the presentation address of Mr. A. Worth Spates of Baltimore, who handed over to ex- First Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson the complimentary resolutions adopted in the latter's honor by the committee of the Mary- land State Republican Association of the Dis- trict of Columbia. For instance, Mr, Clark- son is praised for bis “bold and patriotic utterances against the civil service law.” It has commonly been held that such adjectives as bold and patriotic are not weil applied to utterances against law, und only defensible where the law is obviously tyrannical and so geen by the people in an attitude of consti- tutional resistance to the same. Nothing of the sort appears in the present instance, not- withstanding Mr. Spates’ solomn assurance | farther down in his long address. Brought} down to prosaic English these bold and patri- otic utterances secm to be nothing more than | the yvigorons squealing of a set of hungry office seekers clamoring for a place at the pub- Tic teat —————— It has been apparent that a large majority of the members of the House of Representatives of both parties favor reciprocity in some shape. ‘The demonstration of the fact bas been made by the Philadelphia Press in a serice of inter- views, The result is as follows: Total number of interviews Republican interviews Democratic. “- Republicans who favor reciprocity in some shape... Democrats who favor reciprocity in some shape......... Republicans who cability. Democrats who doubt its practicability. Republicans who oppose it. Democrats who oppose it. The agricultural secti south, strongly favor a system which will widen | the market for farm products, and in those re- gions the question wholly transcends party. Only the lead ore. the wool and hide produc- | ing states of the far west and the sugar is. | tricts of the southwest are dissatisfied with the prospect for reciprocity relations with Latin America, They settle their cantonal revolutions ‘in Switzerland now without resistance to the fed- eral power when the federal power intervenes. Ticino is quiet, having been promised the sub- mission of the question of coustitutioual revis- ion to popular vote on the 28th instant. The curious feature of this rebellion of a day was the fact that the federal troops were well re- ceived by the revolutionists. Local self-gov- ernment, which is as old in the Swiss cantons as it is among the Anglo-Saxons and other Teutonic peoples, is not and cannot anywhere be a failure where it has ever beeu for a long period of time a success. — ‘There is an alarming increase of cholera at Valencia, Spain. The disease has been linger- ing in that country ever since the early cases reported this year; indeed it is probable that it was not eradicated at the outbreak a year or twoago. In this connection it is interesting to know that a new remedy, a Turkestan plant, is now being tried in the far east. The best thing to do is to destroy $he conditions of soil, sew- age, &c.. on which the terrible disease thrives when once it has obtained a foothold. The great science of health is still in its infancy, and the carclessness, the indolehce and the filthy habits of a large part of the population, even of the most cultivated nations, seem likely to keep it so for an indefinite period. —— + The Maryland republicans are booming Grover Cleveland. In the address to Gen. Clarkson yesterday Mr. Spates said: “You bave dared to do right, aud in the discharge of your public duties have but followed the precedents of all your predecessors, and especially that of the representation of the great civil service reformer, Grover Cleveland, whose acts en- abled you to do what you have so well done, and for which all plain, practical republicans extend thank: 9 a Flood to the north of us, flood to the south of Bs; flood to the east of us, flood to the west of ws. ice to the northwest of us, suow in Minne- gots, snow in North Dakota, freezing in Mon- tuna and Colorado—who wrote that song with the sweet refrain, -* Twas in mild September?” SS ae When those Guatemalans and Gen. Barrundia opened fire on each other on the steamer Aca- pilleo at San Jose recentiy, Captain Pitts of the steamer ‘sought the seclusion whieh the cabin grants” and crawled under the bed in hie state room until the enemy ceased firing. The American eagle is sometimes a very prudent! bid i ‘The Couneil Bluff Nonparie! in speaking of | Gen, Clark-on says he is a man with “a princi- ! ple. a purpose and an end.” That's just it Mes of that kind reaeh their end before their | Princip e and purpose bave got in their perfect work. i New York city is out with an announcement 0 tho effect that she will at an early date erect @ moaument to Horace Greeley, The next breeze from the north will bring to our cars thy elash of resounding dollars dropped iuto » fund for the erection in that town of a monu- ment to Noah. General Grant, however, is not pears —_——_—— + It is most too soon for campaign lies, the sriake story season has passed, und the New Diexico news vender might as well pull in those volesnoes, gushing with red hot lava, which he is reporting as belching forth in that territory when the alkalie prevails all the year round, ———— Switzerland had a little 7x9 revolution during the early part of this week, but the authorities dropped an alp on it and squelched it in a few hours, Tho climate of Switzerland is not favorable to such products, eo Our cruiser the Baltimore with the body of Eriesson om board made the’ fastest time to Btockhelm ever made by 2 man-of-war. And she was going toa iuneral, too! Look out for us! ‘The chickens of our pretty little suburb of Leesburg breathe easier sinec Rev. Wormley | Hughes uccepted a five vear cull to the peni- tentiary. —_— = The cholera is spreading in Spain and in this coumtry we ure having mtermittent rains and sunshine, with the weather hot and close all the time and no relief from the showera For warmed is forearmed. | — H ‘Said the creeks and rivers of the upper Ohio | valley are rising rapidly, and the new anit | goes into effect October I. See The House did uot adjourn every day cal week without doing any business because the Speaker was up in Maine booming Mr. Thomas B. Reed, candidate for Congress, oo Wyoming has had her election and shows s republican decrease. The dersecrats seem to be able to got im their work sately without re sorting to the shot gun. oes The Sinyser-Raum Refrigerator Company was DOs investigated early enough to effect the pummer ice market, 9 Does Congressman Boutelle desire to split the republican yarty from the eredie to the gravel ot ‘The Treasury continues its relief, but the speeniative maw is not cusily Slled, 00 sui yg eral REMEDY @ © Discovered bye Feseven agg HE Dazss News PERRY'S. ‘No more than one day makes 8 season does one odi- tion of patterns makeastock. We broke through the “summer” fence sbout ton days agoand let in our early arrivals of Vall Dress Goods, Every day since then we have been welcoming new-comera If you have been watchiul you have seep them—If not—they have gono into “winter quarters” unsung, Theit praises can be pitched on high key. We would have heralded their presence on the instant they got bere if ithad mot been for the we: Fraukly—Fall weights have not hed much of schance eo far—but “dead ahead,” as the sailors would say—-you will strike the “trade winds,” then sleepy business will np—and de more active for its untimely reat, We want the ladies to watch these daily announce- ments of ours as intently as their husbands do the ‘change reports—both tell of imvortant moves that are being made. Since our last talk on Dress Goods we have opened one of the surprises of the season, It awone of the richest noveltics that will train for favor—THE TIGER CHEVIOTS—44 inches wide, coming in s quartet of styles-OUR OWN EXCLU- SIVELY—end only 62 8 yard. Right along with these “'Tigers come the PLAIDS that are bound to be popular, Ourcollection will turn pale—many ou will see~because we have produced the offects—differing only euongh to be different—in a lous list of qualit aids, strires and Bourette atries—G00. —Ip the new French oe e ‘hu ich —t 5 # Hair Hourettes— 0138, Koucle Fisidy—tour different ideas—$1.35, ids in the Tiny Bourettes~ 21. A choice of any of these will laud you well up on the beach of fashion. Other uoveltios—and that is the constant call— novelty—are 45-in. Scotch Cheviots—Gray and Brown relieved by threads of brighter colurs—striped or plain—81.50. 40-in.—Dark Chee rned in the wide Canicl’s ‘Buitings—s ood deal of ‘amortment on the Bourette idea—@1.15, There probably is nuthing that its appearance is Watched for with more fmpatience than the PARIS ROBES. You exjact them to be unique. Your im- simation pictures gorgeous effects. But they are wiant reslities beside pigmy expectations when they are oj ‘They are imitsted-—never successfully, Here's “profile” of » few of them: Bourette Serge, in Plum, Heliotrope, Brown and Biue— variegated with plain goods to match—-$14. Bourette Cheviot, in dark colors combined with white on the same pattern—815. Camel's Hair, with striped and polka dot panels— e18. Serge—with plush panels in polka dot patterns— 815. Henriettas, with handsomely braided velvet sleeves and collar—$37.50. Henriettas with heavily braided fronts, sleeves and collar. No duplicates carne to town. There is but one of ashade—and we have that one—s40. We will have more to say later, but this is hearty meal of beauty and refinement for yon to digest. In the midst of all your appreciation won't you give @ thought to our price? There is much meaning iu these small figures, _ @¢ SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. _Established 1840, 1 You Can Bry Sxrx Mux FOR MUCH LESS THAN THE OTHER RIND, BUT IT 18 SURELY NOTHING BUT SKIMMED MILK, ALL THE RICHNESS GONE, AND YOU CAN BUY SHOES MADE OF SKIMMED LEATHER, LEATHER FROM WHICH ALL THE GOOD HAS BEEN SE- LECTED FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE DEST LOWER STILL IN PRICE ARE SHOES MADE OF SCKA?S OF LNATHER—LEATHER BOARD IT 18 CALLED — CHIEFLY GLUE AND PASTEBUARD—PRESSED AND COL- OKED—WOKSE THAN WORTHLES: BECAUSE IT COSTS YOU 30: 4HING AND BRINGS YOU NOTH- ING. IF YOU WANT SUCH SHOES you WON'T NEED GO FAR TO FIND THEM—THEY ARE THE STOCK OF THE SELLERS OF THE “GOOD as SHE BEST AT HALF PRICE” OF THE “GREAT PRICE CUTTERS, IT IS ANOTHER KIND WE THINK YOU ARE INTERESTED IN NoW— THE KIND 80 LONG AND WELL KNOWN As BUA TOS ss f F 9%, EER 558s oat BESS Bot. & WORK ON HONEST SHOLS— ES MADE TO STAND THE TEST TIME “AND SEKVICE—SHOFS THAT BEFRIEND YOU, NOT DE- FRAUD YOU, ARTHUR BURT & CO. 1211 F ST. XW. o13 A Niw Boor Or Srectat INTEREST TO LADIES. Every lady in Washington should stop at MERTZ'S PHARMACY, 1014 F street, and ob- tain a copy of onr latest catalogue. It’s the Reatest Wttle book issued and full of profitable hints and suggestions. It shows buyers of Druga, Medicines, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Soaps, Perfumeries and Toilet Roquisites how to buy all such supplies at wholesile prices, ‘The fact is, we have done away with theold idea of alow sales and fancy profits and put Medicines, Family Remedies and Household Supplies of the kind above indicated at prices that permit a close profit and a far greater use of them. But call er send for a copy of Mertz's Catalogue. It willshow you how and where to wave mouey, R P. MERTZ, Drngsist and Chemist, aT 2014 F atreet, Tur Tianrr But Maxss No DIFFERENCE IN PRICES WITH Us. New Fall Dreas Ginghams 10 aud 1234c. New Pail Chimtzes, yard wide, in leds and Blues, fast colors, on!y 123¢c, 36-ineb Cashineres, in all the new fat! colora, only 25. The New Tariff nearly doubles the price of some grades of Mowery. We will lower the price. ‘Made Balbriggan Hose, CARHART & LELDY, 4 928 7th st. end 706 K st. nw, TERLADELPHIA STORE. a3 Ee , eese eae Orrice Or ACARD. To the Ladies: ‘We respectfully call your sttention to the fact that ‘wo open our doors on “TUESDAY NEXT, SEPTEM- BER 16," and ask that you look for our opening an- nouncement daily in the Post and Star, beginning with Sunday morning's edition of the Post. “THE MONUMENTAL,” at 937 and 930 F et, 2.w, Hovsexezrrns, ‘WHO CONTEMPLATE FURNISHING THEIR HOMES WITH THE COMFORTS OF LIFE, SHOULD BE CAREFUL NOT TO BE MIs- LED BY THE ROSEATE PROMISES HELD OUT BY DESIGNING DEALERS, WHO LIE IN WAIT TO ENTRAP THE UNWARY, BUT WHOSE METHODS HAVE AN UNDERLYING SMACK OF DECEPTION. AS THE SPLENDOR AND BRILLIANCY OF THE DIAMOND IS TO THE MOMENTARY GLARE OF THE FOIL, SO 18 OUR EQUIT- ABLE CREDIT SYSTEM TO THE PLANS SPRUNG UPON THE PUBLIC TODAY TO BE HEARD OF NO MORE TO- MORROW. ITS ORIGINALITY, APED BY MANY, HAS WON FORIT THE RESPECT AND ADMIRA- TION OF A GRATEFUL PUBLIC, AND TO- DAY IT SHINES FORTH PEERLESS AND UNAPPROACHABLE ALL GOODS ARE SOLD UPON CREDIT Oona CASH BASIS, AND AREIN YOUR POSSESSION WHILST YOU ARE ENJOYING THE USE THEREOF AND PAYING FOR THEM. YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND OUR LINE COMPLETE AND OUR PRICES UPON CREDIT ON A PAR WITH THOSE OF STRICTLY CASH HOUSES, UPON TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 921 AND 023 7TH ST. AND 627 AND 636 au30-4m ‘MASS. AVE. N.W. Scnoor rrr NNN K T RR FF MN RE gs i RK uD NNN K kK Sus8 FROM 94.73 UP TO 8: No charge for strap or marking. TRAVELING BAGS AND SATCHELS atthe low prices advertised during the summer, ip spite of the advance in leather, FANCY LEATHER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. tb ii 813-to26n 1231 PE) PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. PTT TTT TTT TTT Wx. H. McKaxiws Daney Lerren SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEK 13, 1890. Pretiminary “Opening” of Fail Garments on Monday. —— The new Fall and Winter Jacketge— re the dressiest and most stylish yet—— own. You kuow whata successful run we—— ve had ali season on onr — Couldn't have them aiade up fas » woing to have just ——our Jackots, for they are ——ausiity, finish and style to an; —to this city. You will have uo trouble about—— —blzes either, for we have some fourteen or—— ——sixteen long racks or more. Conspicu-—— value in the Rough—— lay Diagonul Juckets, unlined, at— ——#10.50, snd satin lined, at 814.50, and an—— ——Astraklan-trimmed Cheviot Jacket, with—— — frogs, at $15, WM. H. McKSEW (Successor to R. H. Taylor), 933 Pa. ave. a13 BERBREERSARELRERLELDDARLADAREAA Trovszas, A GREAT MANY GENTLEMEN WILL WEAR A READY-MADE COAT AND VEST, BUT HAVE A PREJUDICE AGAINST READY- MADE TROUSERS. TO ALL SUCH MEN WE EXTEND A COR- DIAL INVITATION TO CALL AND INSPEOT OUR SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN FALL TROUSERS, FABRICS THAT CANNOT BE FOUND READY MADE IN ANY OTHER STORE IN THE COUNTRY CUT, MADE AND TRIM- MED IN STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS MAN- NER, THOROUGHLY TAILORED AND .A8 PERFECT FITTING AS IF YOU HAD BEEN MEASURED FOR THEM. ALL SIZES AND SHAPES, : PRICES RANGE FROM €4 TO 612 AND OUR GUARANTEE WITH EVERY PAIR. REMEMBER THAT OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST NoW, NOY IN & SLAUGHTER SALE AT THE END OF THE SEASOX. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO. AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, s1S20 &E OOR 7TH AND D sT&. 5.W, EMOVA! piyat Da Locerms ‘Has resumed his practice and removed bie office to hia restlence, 1411 K ST, B.W, — EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION. If & person has an obetinite cough, which com- menced uetlaginous-looking expec- ‘oration, accompanied by wandering pains about the chest aud lore of flesh, even to a slight extent, he is in all probability consumptive. If, besides, there be hemoptysis or spitting of blood,even to the amount tone evoke a few clicks of » dry and cracking sound, or if the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse, ‘there can be littie doubt that the person is suffering from consumption, Ifa porson, free from dysentery, and who has not re- Sided in tropical climates, euffore from obstinate diar Fhoea, which goes ou mouth after month, with slight remission or intermission, even though there be no cough, be is most likely consumptive Should this diarrhea be followed by chest symptoms of the slight- est amount, the existence of consumption in an ab- solute certainty. If = young sduit, not affticted to enervating babits and not leading = dissolute life, without closr cause steadily loses weight, he is, in all propability, consumptive, thouxh no chest symp- toms should have appeared. When such, however, manifest themselves addittoually the establishment of consumption is almost a fixed fact, In all cases where any of the mapifestations described make their appearance we sould advise au inmediate examina- tion of the chest auda prompt resort to ayppropriate treatment, Atan early stage of consumption a radical cure can be frequently effected, aud health placed w and permanent footing, while with every Yauce which the disease is allowed to take th efficient treatment can do no more than tomake sound snd uscful asmuch of the lungs as is presen’ time when the progress of consumption becom pended. No meangon earth cau replace the lung tis sue which has been destroyed by the ulcerated pro- cess. ‘The earlier, therefore, consumuptfon is attended to, the better ure the chances for satisfactory results. DR LIGHTHILL, For thirty years specialist for the curo of CATARRH, DEAFNESS, ASTHMA And diseases of the EAR, NOBE, THROAT AND LUNGS. Office Hours trom 8 a.m. until 12, and from 3to 5 p.m 213 A Visrr Toour establishment will convince you that we have a large aud most superb assortment of EVERYTHING in the way of ‘CARPETS, FURNITURE, CURTAINS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, WALI PAPEXS, ko. The greatest of care has been given in the selection of our FALL GOODS, it being OUR AIM tocombine Fino Quality with Low Prices, to be able to satisfy everyone and give them full value for their money. In the Carpet Department weare showing every con- ceivable grade of Carpets and Rugs, rich aud clegant in design and colorings. For variety of design and finish our assortment of Fnrniture cannot be equaled. Many new, odd pieces of fancy and unique design. Parlor and Chamber Suite, Dining-room Furniture, Hall Racks, Fancy Gilt Corner and Reception Chairs, Divans, Cabinets and Ladies’ Fancy Writing Deska, In the Upholstery Department we are displaying an extensive assortment of IRISH POINT, BRUSSELS, OASSABAN, NOTTINGHAM AND SWIS8 LACES, PORTIERES IN LATEST EFFECTS AND SHADES. DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS. ‘You are invited to call on us and inspect our large stock. It will give us pleasure to show you through whether you purchase or not, SULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F sta. TST ST TT TTF “Bus Axp Bicaace» as We've moved the SATCHELS and BAGS down from the fourth floor to the FIRST. You can run in and look 'em over at any time, They're not simply a vaca- tion specialty—AN the year around we keop a full and complete line. You'd be surprised how the demand ‘has grown on us, But qualities and prices—always are strong drawing points. There are lots of Bags made that look all right, but they don’t give the ser- vice, They've got “weak spots.” We select carefully only from the dest makers. Ours are strong but they're not over-loaded with weight. We've all shspes—and all sizes—from s Shopping Satchel to one big enough to “live in for a month.” The prices are where the bags are n0w—ON THE GROUND FLOOR. OUR POSITION a8 TAILORS, 4 Jf-this is trae—spd it cannot be denied—are we not in the best of shape to serve you to your entire satisfaction?” “AN AUGMENTED FORCE OF EXPERT CUTTERS—THE FINEST LINE OF FAB- RICS THAT EVER WENT THROUGH A CUSTOM HOUSE—TalLORS WiiO KNOW THEIR =—s- BUSINESS — MODERATE CHARGES—AND A DESIRE TO PLEASE - you." 8AKS AND COMPAXY, PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUE AND SEVENTH a ‘ j STREET. Waar You Cax Do IN THE NaTIONAL COMMON SENSE ‘ RUILDING ASBOCIATION, OFFICE oF WOODWARD & LoTHRo?P. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. 4 WASHINGTON, D.G Surcnoay, Srrrewsen 18, 1890. OPEN EACH EVEXING UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK. ‘We have just received a newand very elect assortment of Dress Trimmings, which will be put on sale next week snd ‘will be fully advertised Mondsy even- ing. ‘They are original in design and pat- tern and are the handsomest goods we ‘have shown in this live. GLOVES.—100 doz. Ladies’ 4-but, Real Kid Gloves, excellentweating, soft, elastic and perfect-fitting, in all the pew Fall shades and Black, embroidered in feather stitch. Price $1 per pair. Ladies' Rubber Gloves for domestic ‘use; en excellent glove to preserve the hands With Gauntlets, $1.25 per pair, Without “ = 1.00 * @irst floor.) DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.—Dr, Lye ‘©n's Tooth Powder, 150. Whisk Brooms, lane size, 10 to 300, small sizo, for traveling, 15 to 25c. Freneh Blacking for Men's Shoce, 5, @ Sand lec. abox Topsy Polish for Ladies' Shoes, 100. 3 bottle, Electro-Silfcon, an uurivated polish for gold and stlver ware or other mate. rial where a brilliant luster ia required, 100. a box. Excetro-Silicon Silver Soap, for those who prefer a soap to s powder for pol- ishiug and also for washivg silver im daily use, 15¢, acake, (First floor.) LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS--On Monday next we will offer in our Cloak Department, at a great bargain sale, 260 Ladies’ Fine All-wool Cloth Jackets im fall weights. Sizes 32 to 42. ‘The entire line divided into four lote, as follows: 1 Lot Colored Cloth Jackets, plain and embroidered. Keduced from 810 snd 812 to 85 exch, 1 Lot Cclored and Black Cloth Jackets, tallor made. Reduced from $12.50 and 813.50 to 86.75 each. 1 Lot Fine Tailor-made Cloth Jackets, in Black and colors, with and without verts, Reduced from €15 and $16 to 89.75 cach, 1 Lot Black and Colored Cloth Jackets, made plain and with vests, embroidered, &c., silk and satin lined. Reduced from €16 and 818 to $12.50, (Third floor.) BOYS' CLOTHING.~We havo just re- ceived a full stock of Boys’ School Suits, Below we onumerate some of the best ‘values: Lot 1 san All-wool Dark Mixed Brown and Blue Striped Cheviot Suit, with stitch plaits and fancy belt in back, Sizes 5 to 12 years. Only €5 per suit. Lot 2 isan All-wool Brownish Mixed Pisid Cheviot Suit, double-breasted, Perfect-fitting, and good value. Only 86 per suit. Lot 3 ina serviceable Dark Check Scotch ‘Wool Cheviot Suit, with plaited Jacket, Only $6.50 per suit. Lot 4 is an All-wool Dark Invisible Plaid Suit, double-breasted, nicely fin- tabed, Sizes 10 to 15 years, Only 87 per suit. 1 lot Boy's Fine All-wool Black Chey- fot Suits, handsomely made and finished. double-breasted. Sizes 10 1015 years, Only €9.75 per suit. 200 pairs Boys’ Odd Schoo! Pants, im stripes, checks, plaids and corduroy. Fall weight, @1, 91.25 cnd $1.50 per pair. Boys' “Mothers’ Friend” Shirt Waists, in Gingham, Percale, Cambric and Flan- nel, in Blue and Mixed colors, from 50c, % 1.50, bia (Third floor.) Ms CHILDREN'S, SCHOOL APRONS... Children's Scheol Aprons with deep hem, three tucks and broad ties. 12%, each. Children's School Aprons with deep hem and open-work boarders, 120 each, «Second floor.) SPECIAL BARGAINS IN TOWELS ASD CLOTHS.~50 dozen Extra Quality Damask Towels with knotted fringe, with Fink, Blue, Salmou, Cli co- Inte and Yellow borders. 2c. each; 3 dozen. Fine Hemstitched Satin Damask Towels, in new and pretty desicus, suitable for bureau scarfs, &e, 75c. each, Extra Fine atin Damask Pattern Cloths, latest patterns, 8-4, @2.00 each. 10-4, 82.75 each. (Second floor.) READY-MADE BED WEAR.—Hem- Stitched Linem Sheets, 234x234 yarda, laundered and ready for use. $6.50, 87, 87.50 per pair. Cotton Sheets for double beds, 68, 70, ‘Ti, 75 and Side. each. Hemstitched Linen Fitlow Cascs, made of oxtra quality Richardson's linen and measuring 224226 inches. Ouly $2.50 per pair. Hemstitched Muslin Pillow Cases: 20x36—70c. per patr. 2256x36~80e. per pair. 27x36—00c, per pair. ‘Hemstitched aud Embroidered Muslin Pillow Cases: © 2236x2681 per pair. 27x36-81.25 per pair. 17 pairs Hand Hemstiched Linen Pillow Shams. 2.60 per pair. (econd floor.) SCHOOL BED WEAR—To parents whoare sending a sou or & daughter away to school we would say that we ars prepared to furnish Biankets, Comfort, Quilts, Sheets and Pillow Cases without Gelsy and at very low prices, (Euarth floor.) : KIDER DOWN COMFORTS. — We offer tho balance of our last season's, Down Quilts at and below actual cost to import, ‘These are the choicest goods we ever Souz New Dazss Goons. Of course ali autumn styles are new, but we refer to our very latest arrival, viz, Embroidered Camels’ Hair Robes at only @8.50, Included with the dress pattern ie 1% yards embroidery, 18 inches wide, for skirt trimming, and 1K yards, 23% inches wide, for the waist, ‘The Embroidered Broadcloth Robes cost $10, but You'll perhaps prefer them. Lovely tints of Castor, Boreal, Eiffel, Leather, Marine, Garnet, also « Black. PALAIS ROY AL. “Fou have a better wariety than T save in New York.” So ssid lady this morning who purchased a dress of Tartan Plaid and ordered it sent to the Ebbitt House. Ladies who are residents also bave nothing but praise for our Scoteb, Tartam and French Plaids You know that every store has some specialty, and it seems that public opinion says: The Palais Royal for Pisid Goods ‘Thanks, public opinion. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Orr Pix Dazss Goons An endless variety of color combinations, which includes autumn tints of Woodrote, Magenta, Castor, Steel and many new Browns, Greens, Blues aud Reds. 40-inch 4l1-wool Tartan Plaids. 40-inch All-wool Scoteh Plaids. 40-inch All-wool French Plaids... 40-inch Paris Exhibition French Plaids. 40-inch English Cheviot Plaids. .. 45-ivch Enylish Camels’ Hair Plaids. 1.25 yard £27 You will find the gayest possible colors and designs, and the most subdued of patterns. Styles for Lady, Miss and Child, Styles so many and varied that you'll surely say, or think at any rate, ‘hat we have the finest stock of Plaids in the city. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) oasereae is ane ea Asx For Saweres Or Turse. If not convenient to eall drop usa postal card. 40-inch All-wool Autumn Cashmerea, 40-inch Stripe and Plaid Serges....... 40-inch Checked and Striped Cheviots.... 40-inch Black All-wool Serges... 40-inch Biack Mobair Briiliantine, 40-inch Serges, in autumn shades, 40-inch Camels’ Hair Serges 40-inch Silk-fnish Autumn Henrietta. 40-inch Cloth-finish French Serges.. 54-inch Autumn Shades Ladies’ Cioth, 36-inch English Check Wool Suitings.... 40-inch Checked and Striped Cheviots. . 89e. yard 45-inch Camels’ Hair Autumn Novelties..@1.25 yard 54-inch Autumn Weight English Broad- cloth... 0+. = seseeetecses « nll 54-inch Superior Quality Engiish Broadcloth. 19-inch Autumn ‘ints Silk Plushes, 23-inch China Silke, new shades...,. 5c, yard ‘S2-inch Figured Pongee Silke, art shades....80c yard §¥- Mail orders promptly filled. Correspondence invited. Our cush business allows smaller profits and therefore either lower prices or better qualities than atthe credit stores, Sainples will prove this, THE PALals BOYAL ‘Continued below.) 1890-91 Dress Trnnnxes. ‘The new Jewel mounted trimmings, also the autamn styles in tilkand Chenille Ornaments, aud Buttons of every description, Fashion plates from Paris, tell- ing you of the correct trimming and how to w-e it. LACES. the new sty 5 a yard The 48- inch Polk Dot Net,with donble mesh, at only 75c. isa bargain, Anovelty is the Black Brussels Net, with Jarge polka dots of Yellow or Black Velvet, only 81.98 syard. The 42-inch Lace Flouncings, with tiny figures and ‘band borders, are only #1.35 a yard. They come in the new autumn shades and will be much worn. VELVETS.—For sleeves and trimmmsg these will be Popular. Ixtra qualities at these prices: #1, @1.25 83.50, 81. 2, @3, 24.50 a yard. VELVET! RIBBONS will figure prominently. The shade and width you may require is here. THE PALAIS {Continued below.) i lacs Srrcrar Sas Or Uspenwear. The Flannel, Cloth and Satin Skirts and other kinds of warm Underwear for winter are crowding theshelves and counters. And thus it is we quote reduced prices for Cotton ad Cambric Underwear; prices that don’t cover the cost of the materials, THE PALAIS ROYAL, Wetails below.) CORSET COVERS,—OCotton and cambric. Sizes 32 to 42. Perfect fit guaranteed. Cost @3 s dozen at wholesale. eevee BBC APRONS.—Children's. Cross-bar muslin. Sizes for 2 to 14 years... DRAWERS.—Best muslin, 6 tucks, deep hem, yoke band. Sizes 23 to 31, Cheap at 35¢e...... .- 850 CHEMISES.—Our :35c. specialty. Made of the best muslin. Sizes 36 to 46 inches....................25¢ THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Coutinued below.) 68c. Ganaenrs For 49c. GOWNS—Double yoke back, tucked front, em- broidery at front, neck and sleeves, Sizes 13 to 16. Challenged in comparison with the credit store 75c. Gown... se steenege scene, 490 DRAWERS.—Best muslin, Hamburg ruffle,8 tucks, Sizes 23 to 31 IMCHES. ......0e2..-seseeeevee SKIRTS.—Full width, cambrie ruffle with 6 tucks above, Sizes 36 to 42. od CORSET COVERS.—Cambric, V and square necks, embroidery, Torchon and’ plat Vall.ace trimmings, cut from French patterns, Sizes 32 to44........49¢ CHEMISES. —Squar> and round necks, lace and em- broidery trimmings. Sizes 34 to 46... 90 APRONS.—Children's best quality barred muslin. Bizes 2 to 10 years... ote eeeeee Oo THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) 98c Guauexrs Fon 690. GOWNS.—Yokes tucked at back. Fronts of solid tucks, and those with two insertions of embroidery and three clusters of 4-bunch tucks; neck. sleeves aud front of embroidery, Sizes 13 to 16. No dollar gowns elsewhere to match these... sorenenees OBO SEIRTS.—Some with 4-inch embroidery ruffles and 8 tucks sbove, others have 9-inch cambric ruffle ‘with 8 tucks and 12 tucks sbove; yoke bands. Sizes 36 to42. Splendid values at a dollar... --690 CHEMISES.—Cambrie and cotton; square and V THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) $1.25 Gamers Fon 890. GOWNS.—Best muslin. Front with four insertions of embroidery and four clusters of 5-bunch tucks, Fine embroidery edge front, neck and sleeves. Sizes 13 to 16...., sbove. Extra value at 98 conta. Sizes 36 to 42..89c. THE PaLals ROYAL. GOWNS.—Cambric and cotton. Sizes 13 1016. Turs- over collar and cuffs of embroidery. Full high sleeves. Another style has front of plat V.al lace and clusters of tucks, Double row lace front, neck and MOVES ..20-serersrnree terns enessssvenererereserseees DBS SKIRTS. —Sizes 36 to 4%. Best musiin. Extra wide. ‘Puch hemstitched founce, Others with Torchon Mace trimmMlMd........0esecereee.seesesrenees sence IBE CHEMISES.—Lawn and cambric. Sites 36 to 42. ‘Bownd, square and V neck, Trimming of embroid- ‘ory, plat Val. amd Torchon laces.........0.-.-..-.980 ‘THE PaLals ROYAL (Continued below.) -{83.50 Giewexrs For $1.98. "| GoW, SKIRTS, DRAWEES AND CORSET COV- EES of fivest muslins and cambrics, trimmed with cholee ribbon, Toschun, Medici and plot Val. laces. ‘These garments we have been selling in sete as bridal entita, Many of them worth 96.96............81.98 ‘Corner 12th ot. and Pa ave, 20 = 990 AND 932 (TH ST. 5.0. Fiz Dass Goons. OUR DRESS GOODS dmplay this season far our Pasecs any previous season. ‘Unlimited im stock, varied in stylet and prices thet Prove of studied interest to the buyer and to those who favor us with their presence, the attention @ren amd Prices quoted, there is no resseu Why they should not be suited OUR DRESS GOODS ROOM te one of the most ‘specious and most beautifully lighted to be found Anywhere (excepting none). maKing it the attractive feature of our house and « delight to the purchaser. In this Depsrtment you will always find Novelties displayed of the hichest order. Wehavetodays line of PILAIDS, the richest and Most attractive we have ever hendied. ASTRACHAN and CAMEL'S HAIR EFFECTS, making them de cidediy attractive. 45-INCH ENGLISH CHEVIOTS, very neat. For sere vice and gonersl utility they are not to be equaled, 91.25 per yard. Aline of STRIPES and PLAIDS im SERGES and CLOTHS. Best im the market for 50c. Im Pattern Suits our stock is lanrer, more bandsome and attractive thap ever. Ranging im price from $6 to 20, Robe Pattorns we fmported direet. Great care and refined taste has certainly been manifested in their purchase. In rough effects, such as Dingonala, Stripes, Home- spans, &e, we have an endless variety: FALL AND WINTER CLOAKINGS 5¢ inches wide. Our stock is complete and handsome. @1.50 toez. OUR NEWLY STOCKED HANDKERCHIEF DE- PART MENT.—Wo have used eatra efforts this year im ‘the selection of petterns, and weare pleased to write of the exceptionally attractive styles At 12ige. will be found White and Colored Rim- broidered, mado of Sheer Cloth, with wideand marrow bems. At Yoc. are many styles which we control solely, and it would be pleasing to see these as they are displayed on the counter, the many styles we could not de- weribe. At 50c. All-linen, some heavily embroidered, others with delicate sprays and vines; drawn work reins pro- fusely m all—eu unequaled variety. ‘We have in this Department many Convent Hand- drawn All-linen Handkerchiefs, aii diffcrent patterna, at @1 and @1.23, INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS at 250., 350., 500, Se. and 81. All ;linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 75c, @1, 1.50, $2, @¥.26. #3 and@4 Each and every DE aD Exquisite production, ‘We would call your attention to our Inst shipment of Ladies’ Handkerchiefs at S cts. each. Scalloped priuted borders. Good value. Hankerchies Department, Main Center Atlee, OUR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT is at your disposas, Out-of-town people can avail them- selves of this perfect branch, The most carefu! con- sideration given all written communications, whether for Samples, Goods or Information, Address our Mail Order Department. PAPER PATTERNS. ‘We are the sole agents for Washington for the “‘Stondard Fasion Patterns” These are a decided improvement ou all other patterns made. Almost any oue can be their own dressmaker by the use of these, besides they save considerable material by this vew perfcoted arrangement. Remember these are sold only. by us. r A RN N gittg AA ORNS a AA NX tus 24 ai aa § fn RI o 8B ri 22, 424, 496 SEVENTH 87. X.W, ad, Sf a a 930 AND 932 SEVENTH 8T. ¥.W., HAS NOW ON HAND THE FINEST AND MOBT UNIQUE DESIGNS OF FURKITURE _AND CARPETS EVER PUT ON THE MAR- KETIN THIS CITY. SPECIAL ATTENTION ISCALLED TO THE GRAND DISPLAY OF PARLOR SUITES, RANGING IN PRICE FROM 35 UP. ASPECIAL DRIVE IN 635 PARLOR SETS. SEVEN PIECES IN HAIR CLOTH AND PLUSH, A HANDSOME, BOLID AXD DURA- BLE ARTICLE AND A RARE Banoain. CHAMBER SETS IN OAK. ANTIQUE AXD SIXTEENTH CENTURY FINISHES, ALSO BLACK WALNUT AND CHERRY SETS 1X ‘THE GREATEST VARIETY, CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE FROM THE CHEAPEST INGRAIN TO THE BEST BUDE BRUSSELS AND VELVET. ALSO A FULL LINE WARDROBES, RAT- TAN CHAIRS, ROCKING CHAIRS, FANCK EASY CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS, MIRRORS, STOVES AND RANGES AND EVERYTHING WEEDED IN THE HOUSE FURNISHING LXE. : ALL CARPETS MADE 4XD LAID FREE OF CHARGE. AS IX THE PAST ME. RUDDEN WILL OF- FER THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS TO ALL BUYERS, AXD INTENDING PURCHASERS — WHO DESIRE IT MAY OBTAIN 4 SINGLE ARTICLE OF HOUSEROLD FUBXITURE, OB ENOUGH $0 FURKISH a HOUSR OF TERMS THAT WILL EMBRACE 4 GMALL — CASH PAMEXT AND WEEKLT OB ‘MOKTULY PAYMENTS THEREAFTER, 1s * SUCH AMOUNTS AS WILL BE MOSTCON- — VEMIENT To THEMSELVES. ¢ ‘REMEMBER THE Hqmepansane auppEms