Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. FR«DayY... September 19, 1890. SS <ROSBY 8, NOYES. HE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireatation reas wpe rn bp hace vertining Medium in w ‘Washiogter. (css ‘The striking contrasts in the buildings of ‘Washington, displaying palaces and shanties in Close proximity, have often been commented upon by visitors, though more frequently in the past than in the present. The way in which the city developed, and the natural clinging of residents to the home structure, however bumbie, have accounted for these contrasts. But there is no occasion for similar discrepancies in the streets of the city. These are readily changed, improved or repaired. There is uo reason why side by side with the perfection of asphalt surfaces there should be dirt streets full of muddy ruts, wheel-wrenching and bespatter- ing. If these abrupt and violent contrasts in the surface of the streets are due to the fact that too much of the street improvement money is devoted to the extension of the asphalt pavements and too little to mainte- wuace in decent condition of streets which are not to be immediately concreted, then the pro- Portions of these expenditures should be changed. It is better that the general surface should be reasonably smooth than that part should be like a floor and the counecting parts ® series of ruts. — If some young man of good moral habits and ble to passa close examination in “letter-writ- ing, nomenclature of guns and carriages. draft- ing and designing, original designing for ord- nance purposes, calculations counected with ‘the construction of ordnance, general knowl- edge of modern orduance material and strength of metals used in orduance designs, reselving forces brought upon guns and carriages when subjected to shock of firing, usual manner of controlling recoil of gun and general require- ments of carriage or machinery for pointing | and training the same, method of finding evergy of recoil of gun, for determining stresses on piston rods, pressure in aud thickness of bydfaulie recoil, cylinders, &c.,” will apply at the Bureau of Ordnance, Navy Depart:ment, with the proper credeutials, influence, and so forth, he can get $1,400 a year salary, unless somebody else gets1t. There are few things So tempting as a government job. es Have the little six-inch American guns knocked off the thick plates from the big English irouclads? It would appear from yes- terday’s tests at Annapolis that the French navy 18 better armored and that England must now incur large expense in refitting her vea- sels, It also appears, and this is of more importance to the people of the United States, that the navy of this republic has taken no step which needs to be retraced. The all-steel plate is on top and the compound plate 1s “‘no- where.” ———— + The adoption by the tariff conference of the reciprocity proposition of the Senate, which had been suggested by Mr. Blaine, was a fore- gone conclusion after the public indorsement | it had received. Nothing succeeds like com- mou sense, and in this idea of finding a market in friendly America for American produce there is the very essence of common sense. What- ever may be the immediate result of the adop- tion of this provision the ultimate effects must be begeficial. $2 The Comte de Paris will be in this country before iong and those brilliant society young | § Women who are expected to smile ou him will | | do well to read his “History of the Civil War in | America” so they cau work their seminary French ou him through the medium of some | other subject than the weather and what be thinks of us, dou’t you know. — «# The World's Fair Commissioners after care- fal deliberation have decided that the mast occupy ouly oue site. and Chicago is so | #4 Peculiar that while she can furnish two sites she cannot furnish one, the whole as it were being less than a part. ro ‘ Mississippi adopts an educational test for | ‘Voters, but conservatively puts off the day for carrying into execution untii all iiliterates shall have ample time to conform to it. It isn't bard to learn how to read or to understand the provisious of the state constitution if you have six years in which to acquire the informa- tiou. or The communication from a Grand Army man beaded, ‘“‘Decidediy a back number,” shows what the soldiers who did the fighting in the late war think of the absurd and impracticable | | We do aud, it has re ois THE WASHINGTON, EVENING sTAR D.¢., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 18990. “H asp Marzse ERRY'S. Comfort, as well as looks, calls the Gloves into play these days—and no matter how many pairs you have left over from last season, & new oné or two must at least be added. It is agoodthing. They always come ia“handy.” Nine-tenths of the people who wear Gloves don’t know anything about them. The whole science of quality is decided by the one teat—satisfac- tion That you gain only by experience—Maybe xperience. Would sounct like to always feel abs. certain that every pair of Gloves you buy were positively perfect? We will give you that assurance if you will leave the matter in our hands. It would be just as impossible for us to sell you @pair that were unreliable as for us to sump over the moon. There sre certain makes that sre always proof—the brands we handlo--and while there are lots of Kid Gloves floating around the market at cheaper prices than we aan:e—you had better let them aloue. There is a point below which price drags the quality out of aight. Never so here. Now, Reynicr's is a cuaramtecable Glove, Tt is a good one all around -fit, finish and fashion—and we carry 3 big line of them—in this variety. S-button Biack Suede Moasquetatre—plain or with fine biack stitching, 4-button Black Suede—plain or with fine black stitching. 4-button Black Dreased Kid. 2-button Men's Sizes iu Grays and Tan—Dressed Rid. Let usdo the trying on. We know how—and you will bike the result much better. These are what we call wood Gloves, They area little the best made. Trefousse comes next—shadow them very closely. The xame styles very nearly -and so sure we are of their safety that we don’t hositate to give them our guarantee. August Charles’ Marion Suedes—both in 4-button and Mousquetatre—are getting more popular every day. They only need to be kuown to be like, We took the agency for Washington of the Cen- temeri Gloves only because they are thoroughly trust- worthy. The makers keep up with the fayhion—serv- ing you Iu both black and color, Wo hear no com- piaiuts. Not a doubt about Centemori, For the Gentlemen we have a Walking and a Driving Glove, im Craven Tan—that is to be the shade—ot e 2-button Enylish Tan st $1—Dogakin. A better quality in Tan and Brown—81.00. A new 2-button Suede—the Tan shades—81.75. Don't thiuk because we area Ladies' store that we caunot pass a good Glove over to the Gentlemen. We do not spread the variety-cling to a few pet makes, Wo curry all sorts and styles of Misses’ Kid Gloves— either dressed or suede—button and mousquetaire— from &ée. to $1.50. Don’t forget, please, we guarantee every Glove and | prefer the privilewe of trying them on to you. Ifyou want cheap Gloves—we have none, Good Gloves— plenty of them—cheap enough, too, SEATON PERRY, “PPRRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVR Established 1840. It 2 EES SS al iTTrT #H H FPR 1 RRR z HoH # aa an it ROR t HH ERR HM aa Hi} RR (IN THEIR NEW BUILDING), CORNER OF SEVENTH AND H STS. NORTHWEST. You will agree with us, we know, in the assertion that it is a pleasure to deal with @ louse that will allow you to return goods that do not suit alter vou have taken them home and looked them over. This eh ove of the secrets of our herefore do not hesitate to buy if the xoods of suit, when you get tuein home return them: no harm done. We understand how you feel abuitt it. The lst below. probubly, does not contain what you desite; if so, come in; we ‘have it and have it at a rea- souabi foot Step-ladder. 490 Thre Walnut Frame Towel Jio! Hat Kacks, with euht iron hooks. . cy Leatherette Brackets, ire Coat Frame Sheet Iron Ash P: Parlor Pride Stove a Decorated Lnnp Rett Clear Crystal tumblers Colored Globes re Jiquid Pura Hard Wood Folding Chairs Ornaments (ve Board: poons, plated Forks, six tor. 100 Just recoived w large invoice of ¢hoice 8x10 Frames, in Antique Uak and Steel, Floren. tine Steel, Antique vor Chestout Maple. All warked at....... and ‘Bird's kye ‘Tables, which THE FAIR, Provision of law that requires that all ap- pointees on the police force of Washington should be men having an houorable discharge from the United States army or navy. <<< The well-known comedian, playwright and theatrical manager, Dion Boucicault, has passod off the mortal stage. He wns the author of four hundred dramas, among them the pop- lar “Shaugbrau.” $$$ 0 The extension of the bonded period until February 1, 1891, will doubtiess give the im-j} Porters satisfaction. It is an assurance that the general government in both of its political branches is doing ali that is possible at present to relieve the stringency. t or The German authorities in Afric appointed ‘to investigate the rumor that the slave trade had been authorized by the German officers state that the report was untrue and was cireu- lated to injure Germany. The powers dividing Africa should unite to suppress both the slave trade and international slander, oo Some comment is caused by the fact tha President Herrera-y-Obes of Uruguay lives modestly in rooms over a milliner’s shop on Que of the principal streets of Montevideo, But what of that? President Harrison of the United States, a much greater and richer coun- try than Uruguay, lives modestly in rooms FRANKLY. & CO, Proprictors. 1t The grr, RRIt Thing Tn the PPP Place At the F Time RA “COMPLETE STOCK” OF GOOD RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOES, Weare headquarters for them. Call and sce our ‘98e. Boys’, Youths’, Misses’ snd Child's Strictly Solid Goods, in every conceivable style, and best value im the District, $1.23 Do. Do. Surpass anything sold elsewhere at $1.50. $148 Do. Do, Are the ideal of neatness, durability and comfort. We also have ® complete stock of the higher grade woods at uniformly ‘er bis own shop in one of the principal Streets of Washington. . ——— Even the democrats of Massachusetts in- dorse Mr. Blaine’s idea of reeiprocity with Low PRICES, A handsome und useful SOUVENIR to our little other American states and provinces, although | ‘Tends and patrona, they make wry faces at the Aldrich ameud- ment to the tariff bill, Ges ‘The British government has resorted sud- Gealy to the old argument of force against the Irish leaders. The recurrence of Secretary Balfour to this form of constitutional reason- ang probably means that Lord Salisbury's gov- ernmeut has nothing else left to it oo S'gnor Sucei, the Dr. Tanner of Italy, has y fering record of thirty days in Italy, thirty in Lisbon, thirty-five in Brussels and forty in Lon- don, and he now Proposes to come to this euun- try and strike the American boarding horse for Personal or otherwise,” Br. Quay doesn’t say a word. en or To Mr. Kilgore: If it is burglary futoahouse what is it to best ch ed tha ro, The democrats bave added » Bagardus kicker to Mr. Mason's invention aud vows quorum recalcitrates oat of the Haase, the Speaker notwithstanding, The rules te seem to require, ee ‘The official returns frer; the recent Maize eloction are now coming in, but really they-are not af all necessary. ee ‘The Senate has Passed the bill making the Position of Neatenant general a permanent ———— Pear tere Leoupnd Daltote m tho ‘Memphis Pee dow mot to mominate a Repre- WM, HAHN & Co., ‘816 7th st. ow. #1022 Penna. avenw, Branch Stores 331 Ponus ave. a2, is LEADERS OF LOW PRICES, | Buxo Tue Bors Touonnow. AS TOMORROW I3 THE LAST DAY YOU WILL HAVE TO PREPARE THE BOY FOR SCHOOL IT I NECESSARY THAT YOU SHOULD GET HIS NEW SUIT WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY. WE HAVE CLOTHED A GREAT MANY OF BIS FRIENDS DURLNG THE PAST WEEK, AND OF COURSE YOU WANT YOUR SON TO BE AS WELL DRESSED AS THE REST OF THE BOYS. BRING HIM TO US AND XO MAT- TER WHAT PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY FOR A SUIT, WE CAN SHOW YOO THE BEST VALUES FOR THE AMOUNT LN TRE CITY. © OUR’ ASSURTMENT OF LONG AND SHORT PANTE SCHOOL SUITS EX- CELS ALL PREVIOUS EFFORTS a HOST OF GOOD, KELIABLE AND STYLISH SUITS FOR XO MORE THAN YOU WOULD PAY ELSEWHERE YoR INFERION GOODS, LET U8 CLOTHE YOUR BOY. B ROBINUON & 00., AMERIOAN OUTFITTERS, B19-00 909 PENNA AVE. ¥.W. SSS Tess Tse ses aees Wa. A. McK sews Dans Lerten. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1890, Ix Tas Proonessivz Ac Special sale of new Corsets now in pro- res, You may not know it, but corsets have their season, the same as Jackets, INVENTIVE INGENUITY SEEMS NEVER TO TIRE “C. B.” coreets, as weil as many almost as THEE bie oud, thoush not #0 well kuown. In addi- tion to holding this “special occaby se corsets, wo shall take this opportu GREAT GEXIUS, offer afew extraordinary bargains in “odd sizes” a8 follows; 1 lot of “8, 0.” Corsets, almost every size, usual price 75c., only 65c. per pair. “Magdalen” German Woven Corsets, splendid shape, White, sizes 22. 23 and 26-in.; Gray, sizes, 19, 22, 23, 25 and 26. ‘Reduced from 74 to 62%c. per pair. “W. ©. ©." Sateen Corsets, extra good value, White, sizes 19, 20, 22, 23 and 25; Tan, sizes 10, 20, 21, 22, 23,24 and 25; Black, sizes 19, 20, 21, 23 and 25. Ke- duced from $1.50 to $1.25, Best corset ever offered at the price, Seo the attractive window display—a fitting represoutation cf the stock within. We ex- Pect to sell you a pair of comets tomorrow. WILLIAM H. MoKNEW (uccessor to R, H. Taylor), Prompted by mother necessity, has invonted a Necktie that is as wonderful as it is simple. A Scarf that can ‘be worn six times as long ae any other without show- ing wear, The tie proper is an endless belt and re- volves through tho puff in such s manner TIPPEE EEE EE LUTE that by slightly pulling the “Belt,” or flowing end, the front (or part hidden under the puff) will appear on top and tho soiled part will be hidden from viow 1 the back, thus avoiding thenccossity of oe ne ee . discarding ascarf when it becomes slighty aoted by RRRBEARALELLLEASELELERARL ALR ES thechin or collar, ‘There is no complication whatever | — ——- D. J. GOLDENBERG, “THE MONUMENTAL" 937 AND 999 F sT. N.w. / OUR TWO DAYS' SALE, BEING THE FIRST “SPECIAI” OFFERING SINCE THE OPEN- ING, SHOWED THAT A GREAT MANY WASHINGTON LADIES THINK IT WORTH THEIR WHILE TO COME AND INSPECT WHAT WE OBFER. AFTER ONE on TWO ‘TRIALS OF THIS WE ARE SATISFIED THAT WE CAN CONVINCE ANK LADY THAT IT WILL PAY HER TO LOUK FOR OUR “SPECIALS” EVERY DAY. BOTH THE HOSIERY AND LACE COUN- TER WERE CROWDED WITH LADIES WHO WE ARE SURE CAME ONLY WITH THE IN- TENTION OF SEEING WHAT IT WAS THAT WE COULD OFFER OF SUCH A GREAT VALUE FOR SUCH A LOW FIGURE. A LOOKER WITH US BECOMES A BUYER AT ONCE, AND WEARE SURE FEW LADIES STOPPED AT EITHER OF THE ABOVE- NAMED COUNTERS AND DID NOT BUY. FOR TOMORROW — SATURDAY — WE OFFER-AGAIN-3UST AS GOOD VALUES AS YESTERDAY, AND TODAY WE START WITH CORSETS, FIRSTLY, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CORSETS, WHICH IS THE MOST CoM- PLETE IN THE CITY, 1S MARKED AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES THEY CAN BE SOLD. FULL LINES OF ©. P,, R. & G AND THOMPSON'S AND P. N, CORSETS. EVERY POPULAR NUMBER OF THESE OFFICE or and it is no doubt the most novel invention of the kind ever produced, LOEB & HIRSH, BATTERS AND FURNISHERS, 219-3t 912 F st. n.w., Sole Agents, Tux Box BY) ARCHE, NECK RUFFS. The latest novelty. We show them in all the lead- ing mukes—Laco, Crepe Lisse, Ostrich and Cocque Feathers—in every desirable style und color. Prices range from 30c, to $7.30. We will be glad to show them to you, bg THE BON MARCHE, FUR CAPES. ‘We show in this line every desirable shape, style and Fur, made up to fit and wear and fine satin luings. We show au elegant assortment of— Astrechan, Wool Seal, French Seal, Russian Hare, Coney, Nutria, Leaver, Monkey, aud, in fact, any Fur you will want, Prices range from $3 to $30. Just what you will want and what will be worn these cool evenings. Come in and look at our Line, THE BON MARCHE. NELLIE BLY CAPS. ’ All styles. Lowest prices. Some new things in this line just inst moderate Prices. Bo VERY POPULAR BRANDS. BESIDES THIS fae WE SHOW FULL LINES OF FRENCH ve ETH INSTANCE, 0 MMMM AA RI MEEMAAE ” WOVEN CORSET CALLED “BOULEVARD” it 316 71. AT 75c., AND THEY ARE WORTH THE PRICE. THEY ARE AN EXTRA LONG Scnoorn WAIST CORSET AKD ELEGANT WEARING THT RRR see Ree ane] COUPE ve : t fo § 8 ERE EX Bs. NOW THE ONLY DIFFERENCE BETWEEN # £E “ow §£ XN EK, syg8| | THE ConsET You CAN BUY OF US AND FROM 84.75 UI < TEE ONE YOU HAVE BEEN BUYING 18 No charge for strap or marking, THE PRICE, TRAVELING BAGS AND SATCUELS OURS I8 58c.—EVERY ONE ELSE SELLS atthe low prices advertised during the summer,in| THEM AT 7c. spite of the advance i leather, FANCY LEATHER Goops OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. THE CORSET 18 THE SAME, IF YOU HAVE BEEN WEARING THIS CORSET YOU WILL SAVE 170, 7 ” » ares ™ oO OP H AAA MM M ” Tt vo KP bua 44MM M, Byyd - CORSETS WHICH ALWAYS SELL AT 31.00. 819-to26n 1231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, N.W. OUR PRICE IS 93c, a “ IN THE GLOVE DEPARTMENT YOU WILL is a u i aaa . HAVE A CHANCE AT 8-BUTTON MOUSQUE- ise? Darr Yow? i # # Byy5 TAIRES, WHICH YOU CAN" DUPLICATE IN THIS CITY AT LESS THAN $1.25. OUR PRICE WILL BE 89c., BUT FOR SATUR- DAY ONLY, WE HAVE MOST BEAUTI- FUL SHADES IN BROWNS, TANS AND + Gnaxs. WE HAVE LOTS OF OTHER GLOVES, WHICH ARE WELL WORTH YOUR ATTEN- TION, FOR INSTANCE: FOUR-BUTTON GLACE. OUR TUXEDO AT 700. OUR MONUMENTAL “SPECIAL” AT 980. THE FINEST GLOVE EVER SHOWN FOR THE MONEY. OUR FONTAINE AT 81.38. A REAL KID GLOVE; aS FINE AS MADE. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, é SEVENTH STRECT. When Echool opens--Monday, you know—you will need serviceable Hosiery and suitable underwoar forthe boys and misses. We've got what you need—apd at the rizht prices. In hostery you will find mentioned below some very good items, for boys’ wear es- pecially—made to stand tho strongest kind of strain on the knee, heel and toc— at the same prices that interior goods een ie OUR MOUSQYETAIRES AT $1.38 CAN'T before. BE BEATEN AT 81.73. ALL THE ABOVE REGULAR GLOVES AND LOTS’ OF OTHEIt STYLES ARE GUARAN- TKED AND FITTED TO THE HAND—WE 1N- SURE PERFECT SATISFACTION. WE SHOULD SPEAK A GREAT DEAL oF OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT. IT IS WELL WORTH A LONG SPEECH, BUT LACK OF TIME AND SPACE PREVENTS US FROM DWELLING UPON IT TODAY. IT WOULD Boys’ Fast Black Derby Ribbed Extra Heavy Hose, ext long, knee, heel and toe double, sizes 7 t8 10; 5c. a pair. Boys’ Extra Heavy Corduroy Fast Black Ribbed Hose, extra long, double knee, heel and toe, sizos 7 to 10; 35c, a pair,3 pair $1, ‘Misses' Derby Ribbed Fast Black Hose, tizes 5 to 814; 25. @ pair, Children's Merino Vests, medium weights, sizes 16 to 34; elegant values tor 23c. to — EVEN BE WARD TO SINGLE ANY SPECIAL * Two special values tn Ladies’ Medium GARMENT FROM THE LOT. THE ASSORT- woixht Vests, MENT 14 80 LARGE AND VARIED THAT If CAN ONLY BE SPOKEN OF IN A GEN. ERAL WAY. 1T18 NECESSARY THAT YoU SHOULD SEE THE ENTIRE LINE TO JUDGE OF BOTH STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE. FULL LINE OF EARLY Fgle sackets WHICH WE WERE EXPECTING CAME IN One line of 50c. Merino Vests for 30c. and one line of 50c, Medium-weight Swiss Ribbed Vests, very good weave, for 39, each, WRAPS.—As important, even more, than any other article of dress for these cool mornings and evenings Tho department now has some special good things for misses’ and chil- Grou’s wear that should not be over- TODAY. SEE THEM. looked. ‘The items have been adver- tised before and the lots have started togo down at a grost THE MONUMENTAL, ite. If tual "parwaine in that ‘ting at 937 AND 930 F 8T. Nw. we would take ad- Pann eicaaninoreomy fu ratectshencsettansine Aemshiodin ay Vautase of these. In those Striped and Piain Reefersat $1.25 ‘We have left size 4 only, and they are rapidly THURSDAY, AUG. 28, 1890, being sold. Not one of these worth less than = All $1.25 now, striped aud plain ELPHONZQ YOUNGS COMPANY yu > 04.50 Refers, sizes 14nd 16 only,stnped. on — and plain cloth, for 81.50 cach, New Crop Teas—Sweet ang Fragrant and prices Misses’ Tan and Cloth moderato— Gray Twilled Blazers, sizes 14, 16 and 18; marked €3.25; choice for you ow at $2.50 each. Thero are not mauy of any of the above pa Au early call if you want to pick the Aloo, noth withstanding the ddvance in Flour, we are offering some reat bergains in that department, Our “Biy Bargain” Brand at $5.75 is 8 Good Patent Process Flour, which we fally guarantee, Fillsbury's sae? Best—Frech Supply—Rock Bottom Price, MLPHONZO YOUNGS COMPanY. & ‘Ub 2P.8,—Weare now giving s handsome Fan to every archase of Mandbeling Java Coffes. RY POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, bead #19 7TH STRERT. Soue Vier Sexes PEOPLE WHO WONDER AT THE OLD THAT SUPKESTITION, OLD STORIES AND TRADITIONS HAVE ON PxOPLE TO THIS DAY ARE THEMSELVES STANCH BELIEVERS IN SOME AGED NOLIONS THAT STAND BETWKEN THEM MUCH GAiN OF COMFORT. ONE OF THESE NOTIONS Is TO DISTRUST THE MERCHANT WHOSE SALESMEN ARE WELL PAID, INTEL- LIGENT, POLITE: MEN WHOSE AINS AND COURTESY GIVE ‘THEM MANLY BEARING AND BING THEM THE WAGES OF MEY. THE MERCHANT WHOSE GOODS AND WORDS ARE TKUE, WHOSE TRADE IS OPEN AND HON&ST, IS GLAD TO SHOW HIS GOODS In A STRONG, CLEAR LIGHT, TO LET MEN WHO KNOW THE GOODS: TELL ALL THEY KNOW ABOUT THEM, TO TREAT HIS CUSTOM- ERS AS HE WOULD LIKE TO BI TED. YET SOME PEOPLE THINK THAT TO BUY GOODS IN 4 GOOD STORE, OF GOOD MEN, THEY MUST SOMEHOW PaY A LITTLE EXTRA. THEY CAN'T EXPLAIN WHY. THEY KNOW THAT THE GOOD- NESS OF A STORE MAKES ITS TRADE GREATER, AND ITS EX- PENSE SMALLER YET THEY Go TO SMALL, DARK PLACES, WHERE THEY CAN'T SEE WHAT THEY BUY, WHERE SALESMEN ARE PAID TO SELL AND NOT TO TELL, EXPECE TO GET MUCH FOR LITTLE, FAIL TO DO SO AND EVER COMPLAIN OF THE WEARINESS OF SHOPPING, ABTHUR BURT & CO., 219 1211 F 8T. NW. Taxe Tine Wane Yovve Gor Ix. There are no ‘ifs’ or “ands” about it tomorrow the shopping must be done or off to school the Boys'l!l ro—wearing their “vacation-beaten” clothes. Ap- Pesrance is cverything—and it's a wet Dianket on ® boy's ambitious pride that'll dampen his ardor. It'll only be from thoughtlessness on your part—for a few dollars "ll ft mighty load, $3.50 or $5 if he wears AS SHORT PANTS—87.50 and $10 if he's A larger—and you'll get a suit that will SIDE stick to him through thick and thin. REMARK— Accept all the invitations you have to inspect other stocks—Look at ‘em all. HAS =THEN LOOK AT OURS. We've often YOUR told you the easiest people we have to boY sell to are those who have made the A rounds. Nothing like being in a posi- REEFER tion to appreciate quality and price— on and you most certainly will OURS— A more than ever—after you've made a LIGHT- careful com) arison, WEIGHT = Weclaim superiority—but not until OVERCOAT?! we had sounded the depths and taken our bearings, We Anew we could not be IF EXCELLED. Equaled possibly — but NOT —wecandidly assure you there's not a DON'T line of BOYS' and CHILDREN’S OUT- YOU —-FITTINGSin the city that bears any TUINK more comparison to ours than a push- HE _cart does to achariot. ‘They keep their NEEDS prices up high, but don’t show the va- ONE? —ricty—nor the quality. We're tinkering —- om both all the time. Betteriug the ONE —clothes—and impoverishing the prices oF as much as possible. OURS: The seasou's fairly open—and of IF course all our stock is in presentable YOU = shape. We hada lady tell us theother HAVE = day that she'd bought boys’ clothes in To all the large eastern and western cities BUY. and she says—she never saw a stock as large a8 OURS—or got so much for her money. That's pleasant to hear, but ive not news, Remember we're outiitters—every- thing for the BOYS and CHLLDREN— We don’t clothe them—and leave them hatless und shocless—to get served as they may. We can attend to it all— GUARANTEEING IT ALL THE WAY THROUGH, SAKS AND COMPAXY, SERVERS OF THE BEST, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 819 STREET. R. Mocxszz & Co. 1203 F STREET. BOYS' SOLID SCHOUL SHOES, LACE.... BOYS’ CALF, LACE... soos 82 and 82.50 ‘These Shoes we guarantee to be of Solid Leather and good shape; will givo perfect sativfuction, Alsoa good line of MISSES’ SHOES for school wear just received, Call early for sizes and style, 818-3t Doverass & Bro, INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, 9TH ST, ‘To make your calls on THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Profitable, as well os pleasant, we offer the following specials: 136 yards 3c, BUREAU SCARFS for 250, 2 * 430 - * Se 15 styles of LINEN DAMASK TOWELS at 25c. each, . $1.00 MUSLIN SKIRT, Cambric Buffie, Embroid- ered Ede, 0c. 35c, MUSLIN SKIRTS for 25e. each. DOUGLASS & BRO, 017 INTER OCEAN BUILDING, NINTH STREET. F OFFICE oF ‘WOOOWARD & LOTHRo?. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, WASHINGTOR, D.C. “GEM" UMBRELLAS.—We have left ‘Dut one dozen of the “Gem™ Umbrellas, ‘The manufacturer cals them the emall- est umbrellas in the world—when rolied ‘they are no larger than an oniinary cane, They are made upon patented Principles and although so small they are much stronger than any other make ‘and will not turn inside out when ine ‘wind storm. All one size. ‘Natural Sticks, @4.50 cach, Gold Cappea, 85 each. ‘Mon’s Department, 1013 F st, GLOVES.—Ladies’ 8-button Tangth Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in Tans, Graysand Modes, embroidered in feather Stitch. $1.50 per pair. Ladies’ G-button Length Gray Mous- quetaire Chamois Skin Gloves, embroid- ered in feather stitch. @1 par pair. Misses’ 6-button Length;Mousquetaire Susde Gloves, in assorted shades of ‘Tan,embroidered in feather stitch, $1 Der pair, (First floor.) BARGAIN SALE OF EARLY FALL WEIGHT JACKETS,—To close out the balance of our Early Fall-weight Jackets we quote the following prices: ‘The entire line has been divided into four lots, viz: 1 lot of Colored Cloth Jackets, plain and embroidered, Reduced from $10 and BLL to $5 each, 1 lot of Colored and Black Tailor-made Cloth Jackets, Reduced from $1250 and $15 t0 $6.75 each, 1 lot of Black and Colored Fine Cloth Jackets, with and without vests. Re- duced from $15 and @18 to $¥.75 each. 1 lot of Very Fine Cloth Jackets, with Snd without vests or embroidery, silk and satin linings, Reduced from @16, $18 and $0 to$12.50 cach, (Third floor.) HALF. WOOL MERINO.—We have just Tecrived 2,500 yards of this excellent fabric in all the New Fell Shades, such as Black, Cardinal, Wine, Terra Cotta, Dark Brown, Golden Brown, Bronze, Myrtle, Navy and Sapphire. These gods are 23 inches wide and for house dresses are indispensable. Only 123¢c. per yard, (Second floor; front.) DRUGGISTS’ SUNDRIES.—Hot Water Bottles—1 gt, $1.20. 2 gts, 81.45, 3 gts, 81.65. 'W. and L's Best Extract, trial size, 0c, (First floor.) BATH AND TRAVELLING WRAP- PERS AND WALKING SKIRTS.—A large assortment of Flannel, Bath and Travelling Wrappers made of Fine Frcnch Opera Flannel in stripes, polka dots and ail the latest novelties in Flan- nels of assorted colors, @8 and $9 each. Ladies’ Melton Cloth Walking Skirts with Box Pisiting at the bottom, 75c. Better Quality Melton Cloth, trimmed with Braid, $1. Ladies’ Cloth Skirts with Kuife Plait- ing ut the bottom, $1.25. (Second floor.) EATING BIBS.—Extra Large Size All- linen Eating Bibs, 23e. each, (Second tleor.) CHEMISETTES.—We have placed on acenter table our stock of Chemisettes, ‘White aud Colored, and have marked the lot at 25c. each, Former prices 40,50 and OSc. each, (First floor.) LACES.—We have just received sev- eral “Jobs” in Laces, ubout 400 dozen in all, in Plat Valenciennes, Fedora and Orisntal, and have marked them at 8, 10, 1259, 15 and 25c. per yard, being in some cases only half the regular price. @irst floor.) CORSETS.—Ferris' Patent “Good- sense" Corsets, perfect fit forall aces, best for health, comfort, wear and finish, with tape. ed buttons that will not pull of and also buckles on hips to se- cure bose supporters. Wo have them for lndies,misses, children and infants iu all nizes, We introduce the “Double Ve" Waist for ladies and children. We keep ouly the best :uakes of the finest material, Chiidven’ e., Be, aud Bl. Ladies’, $1 to 81.68. The “Little Beauty” Waist, R. & G., 29e. (Second floor.) LADIES’, CHILDREN'S AND IN- FANTS' CASHMEKE HOSIERY FOR FALL WEAK —We have just received full line of Ladies’ aud Children’s Cash- mere Hose for Fali Wear, 25 dozen Children’s Plain Cashmere Hore, with coubie knees, heels and toca, Size 6 —Price 42c. per pair. Size 64—Price 44c. per puir, Size7 —Price 4G. per pair, Size 74—Price 48c. per pair. Size 8 —Price 50c. per pair, Bize 84—Price Sze. per pair. dozen Children’s Plain Cashmere Hose, double krecs, heels and toes, Size 6 —Price 48e. per pair, Bize 64—Price 50c. per pair. Size 7 —Price 5c. per pair. Size 73¢—Price Se. per pair. Size 8 —Price 56c. per pair, Size Si¢—Price 58e. per pair. Children’s Fine French Ribbed Cash- mere Hose, double knves, heels and toes, im the broad aud narrow ribbed goods, in four qualities, 25 dozen each, Fut quality Size 6 —Price 50c. per pair. Size G¢—Price Suc. per pair, Size 7 —Price 5Gc. per pair. Size 74¢—Price 59e. per pair, Size S —Price 6c. per pair, Size 84¢—Price 65c. per pair, Becond quality Size 6 —Price 59c. per pair. Size 64—Price 2c. per pair. Size 7 —Price Gc. per pair. Size 74—Price G8c. per pzir. Size 8 —Price Tie. per pair. Size *¥4—Price 74c. por pair, Size 9 —Price 7c, per lzir, Size 03}¢—Price #0c. per pair, Third quality: Size —Price 64c. per pair. Size 64—1 rice67c. per pair, Size 7 —Price 70c. per patr. Size 7—Price 7c. per pair. Bize 8 —Price 76c. per pair, Size 8)g- Price 79c. per pair, Size 9 —Price Sc. per pair, Size 95¢—Price 85c. per pair. Fourth quality: Size —Price 74c. per pair. Bize 64—Price Tic. per pair. Size 7 —Price 80c. per pair. Size 7}—Price 83c. per pair. nit if 4 j —E I i x. Serexsea 19, 199(9,| | fWasrs Aso Groves be ot a9maqid® aly et elsctetes JOM TTT 6@ ‘Whether ‘tis for ladies’ or children's Gloves or Wraps You'll Sud here the largest and most complete stocks im this city. The lowest prices, too. We tuake these Claims with good reason.” First, our object ie not to Add new departments, but by the investment of our inereasing capital and the devotion of our time and energies to & limited number MAKE EACH A SPx- CIALTY—MAKE EACH HEADQUARTERS IN THIS CITY, That we have done so with Wraps and Gloves we are prepared to prove, Second, lower prices here than elsewhere, because others, doing ® large cromt business, cennot afford as small profit, We can prove also, this pre A ey AA A n gs mE BES aa aa = ¥ A oo v aa Rk OO AA & Xe AAA a 00 aa - From the one hundred and eighty-two styles of Children’sand Misses’ Uisters we select the following ae the most stylish and price worthy of the collection : STYLE No. 31—Child’s Ulster. Sizes 6 to 14 Fears, Prices @11 to $13. Style: Brown and Tan Plaid, full sleeve, pointed collar. Sash with buckle, Trimmed with the fashionable gold buttons, STYLE No. 3—Child's Ulster. Sizes 6 to 14yeara Prices $8 to $10. Style: Pisid “Gretchen,” with zousve and high sleeves, silkgirdie, Trimming of silk cord. STYLE No. 82—Child’s Ulster. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Prices @10 to @14. Style: Large plaid “Gretchen.” Round yoke with sccordian pleated cape, silk cond trimming, with full sleeves and cuffs, STYLE No. 100—Child’s Ulster. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Prices $16 to $20. Style: Pisid cloth, double breasted, shawl cape canght at shoulder with buckle; fringe trimming; velvet collar; expensive pearl but- tons STYLE No. 170—Child’s Ulster. Sizes 6 to oo yeare. Prices 88.50 to $10.50. Styles. Plaid cloth, pleated skirt, triple cape, full slcevos with cuff, belt aud buckle. STYLE No. 50—Misses’ Ulster. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Price @12. Style: Beaver Cloth, doubie- breasted, triple cape, braid bound, high sleeves, tailor cuffs, large silk buttona STYLE No. 55—Misses' Vister. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Price 613. Style: English Beaver, double- breasted, with revere, bigh full sieeve, seal plush col- Jar and cuffs, STYLE No. Misses’ Ulster. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Price @16, French Piaid, double ‘breasted, re- Vere, high slceves, collar aud cuffs brown velvet, lane Pearl buttons. SPECLAL!—Satarday’s Special Bargain for Children #@ G>dchool Ulsters reduced irom €2.¥8 to tls bizes 4 to 12 years For Ladics—Autumn-weight Cloth and Besded Vrape at $2.08, $4.08, #7 and 820, reduced from #5, 010 and gsu. We told you sbout the New Jackets for Ladies in Yesterday 's advertisemens, THE PALAIS ROVAL (Continued below.) Paras Rova» Kw Gioves. Forty-two new tuts for the autumn and winter— Six shades each of Heliotropes, Greens, Browns, Tans, Diodes, Keds, Grays, You kuow that Gol is to bes fastuonable color tor the comumg season. We slow the correct tut 1m Gloves, “PALAIS LOYAL” UNDRESSED KID GLOVES. (every pair warranted) 4 buttons, plain backs... 4 buttons, embroidered backs...... b-button Mousqueteires, embroxlered pair B-button Belected do., embroderea 1.80 paar PALAIS ROYAL DKLSSED Kib GLUVES. (Tied ou tour risk.) par 4-buttou, embroidered backs.. +++ @L.50 pair S-Lutton Mousquetaires, embroidered........6 LU pair 7-houk Lest “k ster” Hoos Gloves. 51.00 paar PALAIS ROYAL BLACK KID GLOVES (Warcanted fast olack, 4-button Undressed Kid, plain buces... 4-button Dreswed Bud, plain Lacks... 4-buttoa Undressed Kid, abroluered 4-button Dressed Kid, cubruidered backs, b-buttun Mousguctaires, ald styles 1 ‘Uib Palais buLAL (Continued below.) A Won Asovr Hostexs. Doubtless you ae aware that for the mediam and low priced Huse—Hose ccstmg from 25e. to 35c. & Peir—the duties hare been raised frum 25 tw WW per cent. In fact, the new tariff ‘ill will make it almost im- Donsible to sell au imported Hose at 24. Fortunately, the buik of vur full aud winter importatious have ar- rived, sc that we shail not Le compelled to raise prices uutil the time comes for giving further orders We dou"t ask any credit for not raising prices now, but de for giving you th: Lint that bigher prices must prevail shorty, «Coutinued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL, Buscx Hose Heavovanrens, (Every pair warranted) Not culy because we Lave the largest and most com- Plete stuck, but because of the superiarity of the qual- ities amd the moderation of the prices. We introduce for the sutumm and winter warrauted Fast Black Muse with Double Linen Soles and High Spliced Heels, You'll find shese Hose will outwear two pairs of the onlinary kind, Ayain, the spliced selvages positively prevent the possibility of the appearance of small holes at the seams. «Contin ued below.) THE PALAIs RovAL. Parces Fisr Buscx Hoss. ‘This price list is unsatisfactory since it does not sive a proper ides of the variety. At some prices we have @, half dozen different styes. They are also shown in beavy, medium and light weights, MEN'S FAST BLACK HALF BOSE (Every pair warranted) Cotton—25, 35 ana G0c. # pair, Lisle—35, 50 aud 75c. 8 pair, LADIES FAST BLACK HOSE. (Every pair warranted.) Cotton—25, 35, 50. 55, G5 and 75 a pair. Cotton (extra sizes)—45, 50, Gand Toc. 8 pale, Cotton (opera length )—UBe. a pair, Lisle—35, 50, 60, 75, 85, Ye, 81, $1.25 and 01.45. Lisle (extra sizes)—95c., $1.25 and $1.35, ‘Lisle ‘opera length) €1.35 and $1.45. Bilk—SSe., $1, €1.25, 61.55, €1.75 and $1.98 CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK HOSR (Every pair warranted.) Cotton—Sizes 4 to 10, for 2 cents « pair. SF The above come in three styles, viz, ribbed, ‘with double knees, with extra beavy ribs; those plain for misses, Sa” A bull hundred other styles, each size a different Price, making & detailed price lint very difficult ive, Cotton—25c. to $1.15 a pais. Lisle—S0c, to 08c. 0 pair, ‘Bilk—O0c. to $5 a pair. OTHEB FAST BLACK HOSE. ‘Thoee Ladics’ Hose, warranted Fast Biack feet an@ ankles, with colored uppers, will be much appreciated Cotton, 25 conta. Lisle, 49 cents, Silk, 85 cents a pair, Those of Lisle iu opern lengths, $1.35 » pair. ‘They are shown ribbed abd plain, in eutums aud even- ing tints, Every pair warranted. osnan, THE PALAIS Srscuctms Ix Fascr Hose ‘The following are selected as extrs good values: ‘35 CENTS for silk-finished Liske Hose, Kichelieg ‘Fibbed, Black feet and ankles, uppers in new sutumm Gute 58 CENTS. —Warranted Fast Black Hose, with uppers tm floral snd weometrical designs ‘These are not Printed German Hose, vut s reitfbie French voveity Yo eteerenperreaph pos A nr gtamen novelties in including the latest designe spd ‘Two of the styles should be 61.35 0 pair. pay THE PaLais ROYAL, . 4. LIE ay (Cormer 12Ub ot and Pa ave,