Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1890, Page 4

we THE EVENING STAR. | Herazx Bros. WASHINGTON: ‘ [Senne & NOY more than all the other papers peblished in Washington. SSS ees The railroad ciaquers who in newspapcrs and 4m the lobby perform their functions in behalf @f the Atkinson bill put in some unusually vig- rous strokes yesterday. The local railroad or- @*2 prosonted as its contribution the amusing fiction that local public opinion favors the bill. This is the keynote for the day in the cor- Tespeadence for those outside papers which sing tho railroad’s tans, But the special raii- foad corresoudvat whose stuff is printed in cities where the facts are uot kuown is required te embellish more than the lecal claquer. He @nnouuces in the N.Y. Sun, for example, that “bebiad the opposition to the Atkinson bill isa combination of real estate speculators, who own large tracts of land in the eastern part of the city” and who are trying to move the rail- rend station “to the vicinity of their property,” sud in the same paper he dectares to a confid- ipg public that the “porsistent and active lobby” has been fighting ogainst (not for) the Dill, and has blocked it ‘in spite of the fact that the general sentiment of the community is favorable to it.” Inthe Trine he not oniy afrays the city on the side of the bill but de- wounces its few oppouents as “irresponsible strikers” and “‘blackmailers,” guilty of “delib- | @rate misreprescntation and mendacions trick- éry.” Of course the railroad’s literary bureau bas to do something for its euployers, aud as teuth will not help the road it necessariiy ro- sorts to these foolixh falsehoods. But it is very strange that such papers as the Sun und Trine, which are not supposed to be accossibie to lob- DByists and which have # reputation for relia- Dility, shonld print the slanders upon the peo- ple of Wasbingtoa which the bureau furnishes. ‘These newspapers should romember that thir- teen thousand of the people of the District. in- @luding the lcading business men, the local workingmon’s organizations aud the genoral associations of reprosentative citizens, have protested aguinst the Atkinson bill, and peti- tioned that in connectiou with the grant of « limited power of condemnxtion for the increase Of freight facilitics the evil of grade crowinge be lessened and the occupation of the park be at least made more safe and less unsightly. For the amended bill, with its legalizing of the road's uniawful acts and its gratuitous grant of valuable privileges, less than two hundred eitizens have petitioned, und a number of these, whose signatures were obtained through mis- representation, bave since signed the protest against the bill. ‘The recent fraudulent, padded, two-conts-a-name petition of the railroad ro- fers onty to the retention of the stution on the mafl, and is not anindorsement of the Atkin- eon bill, The only enthusiastic local supporters | of the latter ure a fow who have a direct pecu- niary business interest in it. the lobby, and the railread’s newspaper. The pretence that local pablic opinion favors the bili is simply non- seusical. It is true, however, that the Dis- trict is anxious for legislation on other local subjects, and impatient at the mo- Bopoly of its legisiative time by the railroad. B the railroad matter goes over until December, as now seems likely, the Dis-} trict committees should in the interval give such attention to the grade-crovsings question, | that compromise legislation, settling the whole ed ixgucs for watter, and leaving no undeter: farther obstruction of other busimess, may then be promptly enacted. + The armor tests at Aunapolis, concluded Yesterday, bave demoustrated that the Schneider French plate ie incomparably super- ior to the Cammet!l compound plates, manu- factnred in England aud with which the British war vessels are armored. The former, known as the ail-stee! and nickol plates, survived the fierce trials to which they were subjected, the all-steel showiug slight cracks, while the Cam- mell plate was completely wrecked. This is a Very serious business for the mistress of the seas. With her ships encased in plates liable to be split into smitherocns by the uew guns io Use ig many of the navies of the world there is only one thing for her to do, cost what 1t may. She must take off the inferior and put on the stronger plate, and the sooner she does it the better. Aud the cost is going to ve no amall item. Fortunately for that great power, if she bas a big navy sho also has vast resour: andean afford the expense. The Annapolis teste are highly satisfactory to the officers of the United States navy. Whether, as some en- thasiasts say, yesterday's work closes Echrin; sea or not, there iv a decided satisfaction in the discovery that the navy of the republic—what ‘tiere is of itis all right and cau stand the fire of the big guna. 2 Washington is to be the city of universities, the educational center of the republic. As tho capital the city already has unsurpassed edu- cational treasures to offer to American students, asd itis reasonable to expect that to the in- vitation of the wealth of those resources Wash- ington will add whatever may be uecessary in the way of those practical, business induce- ments which tead to cause the location of in- stitutions of learning in one city rather than amother. The committee soliciting contribu- tions for the purchase of the site of the pro- posed Methodist National University will un- @oubtedly meet with hearty and liberal Fespunses from the people of Washington, oo Whether the storics of the destitution into which Mra. Jessie Benton Fremont bes falicn through the death of ber distinguished hus- band, General John C. Fremont, are literally true or not, there seems to be no doubt that the lady—anow well advanced in years—is in needy circumstances and there should be no doubt that she is therefore the object of the republic's care and attention as an evidence of the people's gratitude to Gencral Fremont for | bis services in the foundation ef our Pacitic empire and other exalted services rendered in the course of jong, brifiiant and useful life. a - Wyom ings Rew constitation apparently like « new cruiser on ber trial trip. It works Jt onough to show that it docs not work per- foetig, aud rognires further mgnipulation. The invalidation in part of the resent elcetion is expected, and unless something is promptly | done the invalidation of the election of 1892. —— Me. MeKimley would bave ® much mere in- Tqrestiug time making « visit to England, Feaace end Germany as soon as Cougress ad- journe than he will bave in tying to be re- enacted, Those lorcigaers ure so anzicua to sce bem just cance. oo Foerteenta strect thnks that the completion Of ite street railway repairs, when that great event eeaura, shouldbe celebrated. by « parade, ' besbecus, Greworks, speech making, 4c. ‘The | Probable date of the oviebestion is axed at Jepungy 1, 2000 a. D. — oe ‘Now tet the Kings county democrats live up to their new Thomas Jeforson building instead oemeeely Bring fo Wie tikely that Russia will pro! prohibit Chinese tpmigration over ber easters borders. The Chinamen, shut ous from so many lands, will have to follow McGinty and occapy the bot- tom of the sea, @emecretio campaign at Racine yesterday. Adie port of 0 Cengresuaa's wees areeaes| 7%? duty, not au ad valorcrm one, excopt as to cx- peuses, and dir. Mills is in favor of it, 2g ‘The Constitution provides for ely one St- preme Court of the United States. Tho Senate poems to reahze this fundamental fact. a ‘The force bili is needed m Columbus, Ind. ‘The colored poopie oat there have taken their ebildren from the white schools and insist upon Raving 4 separate building and teachers of ‘thear owa color. ee ‘The New Tork fimancia! panic seems to have gems te jem the New York Central railread 212 TO 218 N, HOWARD ST, BALTIMORE, OPENING DISPLAY or HANDSOME DRESS GooDa, BERLIN AND PARIS MODEL WRAPS AND OTHER RICH NOVELTIES, Including a large and bewutifal collection of PARISIAN PATTERN BONNETS, &0., &c., ‘THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 26 AND 27. ‘Your presence with friends is reapect{ully invited, HUTZLER BROTHERS, #23-3t4p BALTIMORE. nH nt Dad Hh oA a RX = ahs Wn aay i £ XW BE MS EE RAD 8st RELIABLE SHOE M0USES, 816 7th at, 19:4 Penna. ave, 291 Tents, ave. ae, WILL BE Orrice Or JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F 6&TS. Appreciation is pleasant. Abuman tide ebbing and flowing through the store all day, Kind remarks aid us in the on- ward tnareh. IN LACE CURTAINS. We know the city holds no stock that can ap- proach, A simple trait of giving low prices makes this aa, i BRUSSELS AND BRUSSELS POINTS, 817.50 to $1008 pair. Sash size, $5 to $15. IRISH POINT, SOFT CREAM TONES, 86 to 850 a pair. TAMBOURED, forever fashionable, 85.50 to 830 a pair. ARAB, RUSSIAN, RENAISSANCE, ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM Moke up the variety, Don't forget our Wall Papers, Ono pleasant feature is how we bave but one price and that price to incinde every thing. Carpets, second and third floors, Furniture, fourth, fifth, sixth and soventh floors, JULIUS LAXSBURGH, IMPORTER OF DRAPERIES, 023 13TH AND F STs, Tr: Finsr Cat IN THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT 18 FOR DOUBLE SOLE AND CORK SOLE SHOES. IT DOES SEEM A TRIFLE EARLY THESE MILD DAYS TO BUY SHOES OF THis KIND, BUT THERE ARE GOOD REASONS FOR IT. THE MEN KNOW THAT THESE DOUBLE AN! COKK SOLE SHOES WILL ‘THEM SAFELY THROUGH THE WIN. TER—THAT BUYING NOW, BEFORE THE FIRST BREAK IN THE LINE OP SIZ MEANS GEITING JUST WHAT THEY WANT, AND GETTING ALL THE WEAR THAT Is IN THE SHOE, FROM NOW UNTIL SPRING. BO WE ARE READY EARLY WITH A GOODLY STOCK OF THESE GOOD SHOES. MEN'S PATENT LEATHERS, 85.00. 85.00. 85.00. 85.00. ALL THE YEAR ROUND—WINTER, SUMMER, SPRING AND FALL— THESE $5.00 PATENT LEATHER SHOES FOR MEN ABE IN STEADY DEMAND, MEN'S CALF SKIN LACE, HAND MADE, $3.50, $4.00, 25.00. MANY A MAN IS NOW WEARING THESE $3.50 AND $400 SHOES, WHO, ONE SHORT YEAR Go, WOULD NOT COME TO Us BECAUSE HE “MEARD® WE WERE “HIGH PRICED." 48TRUR BURT & CO., 2s 122 FP St. XW. | ge TRUNKS FROM -€4.75 UP TO 925. Bo charge for strap or marking. TRAVELING BAGS AND GATCHELS atthe low prices sdvertiaed @uriag the summer, ip spite of the advance im leather. ¥aNCY LEATHER GooDs Ow BYMRY DESCRIPTION. TOP HANTS. rl PENNSYLVANIA AVE, NW. $1.00—Fast Bisck Gloria, with gold, silver or natural '5—Gloria, with silver or natural wood handle. $1.00-stiver” Mountings ‘in the nowest yatterns— ‘Gloria coverete $2.00—Some rich uatucal desiens—Gloria covered. H arin Bab auver ti sy" taral sticks. joria, with eilver-tipped hata $3.99 “spans Silk, Wi hr taney uatural wood handles. “Spun” Suet etives handled. 30 Windsor Silk--with yold aud foe silver han- 4 sizes 36 and 38, from @10 t0 84 1 nize 34, from $13 to $6. 1 size 32, from 810.50 to 86. ‘3 sizes 36 and 48, from $13 to 86, ki ~ #2 | 1 size 36, from @i1 w $6. ae waricoteme 1 size 38, from €10.50 to 86. 16. 00—More Windsor Silke-bore quelities that PN lam Ro) wut 3 Browns, 32 and 34, from 87.50 to ¢3, 1 Taa, 36, from $10 to 85. 28-I1NCH, 1 Gray, 34, from $1€ to 46. —Glor mounte » 36, from a a wk "plain oF silver-tipped natural daray, 36. from 616.0010 810. rood a 3.00—“Spun” Si1k—natural wood handles, #4.00—Windwor Suk, with natural Wood d'and silver hau Erou--windeor' Silk, with silver, gold and natural up— wood tipped with silver haudies. ‘The speciaities—both of which we pay 3 great deal of attention to our assortmeut—Mourning und Car- riaye Umbrellas—Alwaya a full linc. The proofe— 1 Lmbrvidared Tan, 32, from $25 to 812. ‘We have named the cract quantity and -— have placed them on a separate rack. ‘To- —— Morrow should see tie last of them—iair warning, HAE WILLIAM H, MoKNEW (Buccessor to B. H. Taylor, 033 Ps, ave. nw, BERRELEALDERLERRERRLEELAALO ARR Dovatass & Bro, INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, 9TH 8ST. my uch Gori: fe wil os farted ghony handios, 7 the aga it the carving. Qui! pun" Silk, finely mounted. AML Sik—carvod ebony mountings, Windsors—saiie grade of sticks. COACHING SHADES. -—Biack Surah Silk and Satin Shades—mounted nd colored bundles. a mn Sitk—edony handles, O—Ulack Gros Grain Silk, with ruled cage, itned with Florence Silk—and mounted ou cbouy, 95,00--Black Surah Silk—puffed top and fine lace edge—lined in, black and white, 96.00—Biack Surah Silk, with wide biack Ince edge— white, black and corn-colored Linings. “Shis V7.0 Bayle le the latest for carriage use Use this just as yon would a catalogue of books. Rus your oye along the margin—until it strikes an inter- esting point—Follow that up to the stock—and if you Bre net cre thau pleased we will jose pur guess. Don't wait until it pours to get an Umbrella—get it NOW. BEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING." NINTH ST, AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. it A few seasonable attractions for MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. ‘We'have three lines of CORSETS, which we desire to close. Florence Nursing, $1 CORSET AT 79 CENTS, 500 AND 650 BONE $2 CORSET AT 81.50. SARATOGIAN @1 CORSET AT 83 CENTS. All sizes at present. ‘Thre les long 0c. SLIPS, at 25c, cach. Four styles short 7:sc. DRESSES, at 4c. each, Ladies ribbed VESTS, square neck, White, Pink, Cream, Natural Wool, at 75c.; regular price, #1. Four styles 600. Corset Covers, V- front, at GUc. each. L Other styles frou 25c. up to ‘Two styles 73c, SIGHT DRESSES for 50c, each. Five styles @1 es bie “ 75e. each, We have opened a department of Germantown and Saxony Wools, Zephyrs, &c., aud would like you to look at them, Au Ricsr No fe DOUGLASS & BRO, #22 INTER-OCEAN BUILDING, NINTH STREET. There's no rnbbing out the fact DON'T _—that there hasn't becu » really FORGET, creditable line of HOUSE JACK- Cass On Cusorz. LADI£S, ETS and BATH ROBES shown in — THAT this city before this. Seasons gone | Qu fall stock of Furniture, Carpets, &c., is now WE by we've done the best we could sealer ARE —with the facilities we had—but it | COmPlet® And If you contemplate pure me CARRYING was far from satisfactory, even to | *ne in our line {twill be to your interest tocall a Now us. The changes we've nade gave | us before doing s0, as we are confident we can save you A ‘Bs room —aud that's alt we needed. | from 10 to 25 per cent on your purchase, Below we COMPLETE We have opened aline of SMOK- pate ING JACKETS, BATH Ropes | Be2t00 8 fow of our many bargains and seo oF and DRESSING GOWNS that suits | We will sell you s handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE LADIES’, us toa"’T.” We're not ashamed | FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for $17 MISSES’ —_now to have You come in as soon as | cash or $18 on credit, Lied bated orcas We will sell you s 7-ploce PARLOR SUITE, solid CHILDREN'S Lots cf the choicest effects aro CLOAKS, made on the other side of the | W#laut frames, upholstered in the best hatr cloth, for SUITS water. We brought over the most | €28 cash or $30 on credit. aND @esirable—added to them the} We will sell you & 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid FUN “homings”—and combined—it's a walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for @28 cash or $30 on credit. ‘We will sell you a good WOVEN- WIRE BED SPRING for $2.25 cash or $2.50 on credit. — great stock. Its dozens in variety— FOURTH to samples—that we show compared FLOOR. —_ with others, - Novelty is what's looked for—We TAKE —_—know it—and selected on that line. ‘fl EITHER Aa it gets toward “fire times | We ¥ill sell yous Cee ELEVATOR you'll “house” yourself up more— | f0F 0c. per yard cash or G5c. per yard on credit, AND enjoy your cigar in your library.— | We will nell you a good INGRAIN CARPET for 35c, cuss ‘Dhen's when you'll need one. It's | yor yard cash or 40c. per yard on credit. D more probable you've got some AND sort of alounging coat. If sa, you} We Sew end Lay all CARPETS Free of Cost and do LooK. know its comfort—but what sort of | 2Ot charge for the waste in matching figures, — shape is it in? Get one of the new | We wil! sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- effects, , And about the Bath Robés— We've some elegant ones—cheap, too, Hooded aud ¢irdled—ail complete, Their comfort is their recommen- ution. ‘Lhey’re indispensable. SECOND FIOOL—FRONT. A Get into our Clothing Depart. REASONABLE ments before you spend a dollar. REQUEST. We simply want your inspection of = what we're showing, Your trade will follow your good judgment— and we're ready for the verdict. CLOTHS on Credit at an advance of 5 conts per yard on the lowest cash price, EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on all credit sales, and no notes required. CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled in 30 days, P GROGAN, e11-3m 739 and 741 7th st. nw, Dr Loournu Hat resumed his practice and removed bis office to his residence, SAKS AND COMPANY, “PRIME” PROVIDERS,” 1411 K ST. N.W, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 23 STREET. EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION. If 8 person has an obstinate cough, which com- meneed without any obvious cause, a cough whieh is at firet dry and hacking, and subsequent.y attended for & thne with frothy or mucilaginous-looking expec- toration, secompanied by wandering pins about the chest and lors of flea, even to slight extent, he is in all probability consumptive. If, besides, there be lLesmoytysis or spitting of blood, even to the amount of adrechm, the prabability is incressod to ulmosta certainty, If, in addition to these symptoms, the breathius becomes harsh, hurried and deep inspira tions evoke a few clicks of & dry and cracking sound, or if the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse, there can be little doubt that the porvon is suffering froma cousunption. Ifa porson, free from dyeentery, and who has not re- sided iu tropical climates, suffers from obstinste diar- thoea, which gocs on mouth after mouth, with slight Tomission or intermission, even thoush there be no cough, be is most likely consumptive Should this diarrhea be followed by chest symptoms of the slight- eat amount, the existence of consumption is an ab- solute certainty. If « young adult, not aduicted to eucrvajing habits and not leading a» dissolute life, without clear cause steadily loses weight, he is, in alt probability, consumptive, though no chest symp- ‘toms should hsve appeared, When éuch, however, manifest themselves additionally the establisbmeut of consumption fa almost a fixed fact, In ail eases where auy of the manifestations described make their appearance we should advise an immediate exemina- tion of the chest ands prompt resort to syppropriate treatment. Atan early stage of consumption a radical cure can befrequeutiy effected, and bealth placed upou a frm and permanent footing, while with every step in ad- vance which the disease is allowed to take the egg fora perfect recovery diminish cori ly. readers must boar in mind that the most skillful en ficient trestment can do no more than tomake sound end useful semuch of the lungs as is present at the ‘Umo when the progress of consumption becomes sus- pended. No ueanson esrth cau replace the lung tis- pote piekn heccrenteg by the ulcerated pro- cess, ‘The earlier, therefore, consumption is attended toy 1 oa teie ae the chances for satistactory resulta. Pron Crome, OUR STOCK OF PROPER WEIGHT CLOTHING 18 NOW AT ITS BEST. ALL THE NEW STYLES ARE HERE, ANDIN NONE OF THEM HAVE THE 81ZE8 BECOME BROKEN.. IF YOU WANT Tu SEE THE PER- FECTION OF ARTISTIC TAILORING, LOOK THROUGH OUR SUPERB As- SORTMENT OF FALL OVERCOATS, PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, CUTAWAY AND SACK SUITS, SEPARATE TROUS- EUS, FANCY VESTS aND Boys’ CLOTHING, ALL NEW AND SEASON- ABLE GARMENTS, MADE FROM RE- LIABLE FABRICS, IN THE HEIGHT OF STYLE AND THOROUGHLY Tali- ORED, BEAR IN MIND THAT OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST NOW. NOTIN A FU- TURE CUT-RATE SALE, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO. AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 823-c0 ©68.E. COR 71H AND D S18. N.W. Orriceor W. i. HOERE, Pouw. ave. and 8th st EVERYEODY SAYS ‘That the cash bargains we arc showing this fall sur- DR LIGHTHILL, bake PARLOR PULRITI psc ok ea For years e ATURE an attraction for you. specialist €or the cure of A Large, Handsome six-piece Divan Suite, imitation pack inaboyany frames, npholstered in sultan plush with silk plush bands, and epring odge. for $47.50. CATARRH, DEAFXESS, ASTRMA overated Sue ea psa, ih divan, upholstered in Wilton $82.50. A And diseases of the Large Turkish suite, upholotered tu sik ploah and EAR, NOE, THROAT AND LUNGS. (Office Hours from 8 a.m, until 1:2, and from S106 p.m Sapeatry.for $125. This is the most showy suite fp the market. In CHAMBER FURNITURE we have some epecial things in Cheval Suites, We ere still selling Non Gakbeee te tne ae kes CARPETS we would say not the advanos of Be. s yard on some pocds we aft, sti sean WasuiRaTox, D.@ Torso, Sermoex 23, 1890. BARGAINS FOR MEN.—Extra Fine ‘Camel's-hair and Wool Shirte and Draw. ers for fall wear. Broken sizes. Shirts—34, 36 and 38, Drewers—28, 30, 32, 34, Reduced to $1.25. Norfolk and New Branswick Shirts end Drawers, fall regular made. Broken sizes. Shirts_ss. Drawers—44, 46 and 48. Reduced to 500 each. Norfolk and New Brunswick Drawers, full regular made, slightly sotied. Sizes 38, 40and 42, Reduced to $1.73. ® pieces All-wool Grey Shirts, Size #0. Reduced to 75c, each, 2 All-wool White Shirta, slightly oiled. Sizes 34 and 3U. Reduced to ‘T5e. each. irst floor.) SPECIAL OPENING OF MISSES’ AND CHILDRENS NEW FALL DRESSES, JACKETS, &o.—We offer 100 Misses’ and Children's Dresses, all new styles, in plain cashmeres, all-wool plaids, checks, cheviots, tricots, &. 3 016 years, $6 to $13.50 euch. 150 Children's and Misses’ Reefer Jack- ets im Navy, Green and mixed Cheviot, 41016 years, 84 to €Geach, ‘Misses’ Navy Blue Cheviot Walking Jackets, entirely new shape. 12, 14 and 16 years, $8 each. (Third floor.) NEW FALL JERSEYS,~We are show- ing a complete new line of Fine All-wool Imported and Domestic Jerseys in the latest styles, Fine All-wool Plain Jerseys, $1 to 2.50 exch. A superb line of Fancy-tucked aud Braided Jerseys in new shapes, $2.50 to 84.75 each. (Third floor.) 25-INCH ALL-WOOL WRAPPER FLANNELS.—25 new and choice pat- terns, ineiuding the desirable fall shades, Warranted all wool, in stripes only. 35. ber yard. ‘The above is used almost exclusively for Ladies’ House Wrappers, Gecond floor.) HOMESPUN SKIRT PATTERNS.— 40-inch Homespun Skirtings, border Woven in upon the lower edo, 84 inches iu pattern, $1.15 cach, 90 inches in pattern, $1.25 each, (Second flvor,) 27-INCH HOMESPUN SKIRTINGS.— Wide and arrow stripes, dark culors, unshrinking and durable. Only 40c. per yard. (econd Boor.) IMPERIAL WRAPPER FLANNELS, ‘We are now showing a handsome assort- ment of Dark Wrapper Flannels at the Unusually low price of 25c. per yard. ‘These goods we sold last season in large quantities at 37340. por yard. They are not all wool, but havea cotton warp snd wool filling, There are probably « dozen or two patterns, all of which are dark and are suitable for the coming ecason, The styles are of the kind known as the brocaded desirns,on which the palm leaf and other somewhat similar figures ere combined with 3 varioty of colors, They are just the thing for House Wrappers, 27 inches wide, 25c. per yard. (Second floor.) TABLETS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN, “Plate Finish” Tablets, 43¢x7—1 tc, 5x8—22e, 6x9—216¢, 8x10 -330. “Parchment” Tablets, 444x7—1:%c, 6x9—18e, 8x10—22e, “Irish Linen" Tablets, 44¢x7—100, Bx8—i2c, €x9—15c. 8x10-18¢, “Foot Print” Tablets, 33¢x6—2c. 7x10—100. “Ten-times-ten” Tablets, 51¢x8—be, “Signal Series” Tablets, 6x9—Se. ‘T4x11—Be. “Young America” Tablets, 7x10—~7e. (First floor. MISCELLANEOUS &TATIONERY.— “Peerless” Writing Paper, plain and ruled, 15¢. per box. “Potomac” Writing Paper, 10¢. per box, A large assortment of Pencils, Pens and Ink Erasers for school children- 1 dozen Blotters, assorted colors, ins package, 7c. Girst floor.) UPHOLSTERY.—Tomorrow morning we will offer the following bargains in our Upholstery aud Curtain Depart- ment: New Cotton Flushes, printed on both sides, 18,21 and 29c, per vant, ‘New Cretonnes and Furniture Sateens, 123¢c. per yard. Mohafr Crushed Plush, 75e, and $1.25 per yard, Plain Mohair Plush, $2.25 per yard, 50-inch Furniture Covering, 42360. per yard, Antiquo Curtains, $1.75 per yard, Nottingham Curtains, OSe. per yard Lace Striped Serim, Se. per yard, We are now opening our own importa- tions of Curtains and iuvite you to ex- sunine the numerous exclusive patterns in Brussels Points, Swiss Tambours, Irish Points, Tamboured Muslins, Antiques, Nottinghams, Madras and Casaabanes, (Fourth floor.) GLOVES. —Ladics’ 8-button-length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves in assorted ‘Tans and: Modes, embroiered in feather stitod. Price $1.50 per pair. Ladies’ 7-hook Imperiat Real Kid Gloves in ‘Tans, Browns and Black, em- broidered in feather stitch. Price $1.75 per pair. 5 (First floor: conter.) SHAWLS.—Our fall and winter stock of Shawis is now complete, If there ts snything you need in the line besure ‘snd seo our assortment. New lot of Fine, Soft Gray German Chudda Shawis in differenf shades, Full size 2x2 yards, Prices 2.50, @3, $3.50, $4.50 and 85 each. More of the Fine Colored Chuddasin Cream, Black, Cardinal, Light Biuc and Tapa Only $1.50each, Lot of All-wool Cashmere Shswis with knotted fringe im Cream, Tan apd Black, Only €1 each. A choice assortment of Fine All-wool Blanket Shawls, full sigs, ali colors, Prices $2.75 avd 83. Fine Camel’s-bair sm@ Himalsyen ‘Traveling Sbawis in Gray end Tans, Prices 85, 67 and 610. Fancy Silk and Wool Persian Shawis in © choice assortment of colors, Prices from @Gt0814. © A complete line of Single and Doubie Black Cashmere im the most ro- 1 MR etock, Prices Taz Haxosoursr Laxz Or ‘TRIAMINGS TO TRIM THE XEW DRESS MATE RIALS EVER SHOWN BY Ua, Persian Noveltics from @1 per yard to the finest im- ported. Fine sevortment of Silk Passamenteries in plain and Van Dyke. Biack and Colored Fringes, all prices, NEW GLOVES. Latest approved cute, reliable Glowes, Rtrect Gloves, Keception Gloves, Eveuime Gloves, Ladies’ Gioves, Miss To Suan Carrratista A FEW DOLLARS invested now will net yous gain of 25 percent within twoweeks, We find, on refer- es Gloves, Gents’ Gloves, all eimes, in ‘ence to last year's accounts, that the sales of Autumn ai all Gn now tain, DEERCHIEFS. tm dainty patterns Sheer ‘Underwear wore larger than they are thisyear. The Mandherchiats, Pisin White Mana. warm weather may be the cause, but since we never Kerchiots, Colored Handker- @llows preceaing year’s business ube cliets, Convent Meade Handiercniete > pap =a Bandkerchiets from 10c, te 6. 50 current one PRICE REDUCTIONS ARE QUOTED FOR TOMORROW that should induce you to supply | INFANTS CAPS Such jovely creations in the new Prices in between, reel wii a ta fain, shapes. Prices @1.45, €).98, $2.50 ” ‘spEvagmceey INFANTS’ ane * OR SHORT COATA Richly em- a Infants’ Backs, Booties, Legyine, Shirta, everything that the baby could use. INFANTS FIRST SHOES. The cutest things you ever saw. Price 75c., made of Soft Bid in Whites, Tans or Black. NEW NECK PIECES FOR LADIES ‘Made of Mull or Crepe Lisse, come in White, Biack ‘snd colors, also tu combination of colors, Quite the ‘thing for street or evening wear. NEW RUCHINGS, The Turnover Ruching seems to ave caught populer demand, the styles are uulimuted, the combine- GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT, near door of No. 1119 Pennsylvania avenue, where is to be found @ complete stock of Underwear and Hosiery for the aoe ee coming season, The genuine Natural Wool Shirteand | ppAGRANT EXTRACTS, Drawers for $1 apiece, also White Australian Wool | We stock Lundborg’s and Lubin’s, two of the most Underwear at $2 s suit, are prices you'll appreciate. ho rag Perfumes in use. Kither by the ounce or The 250. Half Hose in new autumn shades for only 21e., or 5 pairs for $1. We will also offer tomorrow the Underwear as advertised yesterday—50c. Under wear for 35 CENTS or three garments for a dolisr. The Shirts, 34 to 42 inches, have French ribbed Becks and fronts, and can therefore be guaran- teed NOT to tear, The Drawers—32 to 40 inches— have patent stays and taped seams,and are ALSO GUARANTEED, DERBY SILVERWARE. ‘We are now oue of the agents for the “Derby Silver Co." The mero montion of the goods wili satisty people as to Wheir merit, we only wish to call attention incidentally that we keep their goodaand among then cam be found all the useiul and at the same thine novel arlicses suitable for proseuta, Often one i at aloes What to buy for a present, we can help you out. LEATHER GooDs. Fine Leather-lived Purses, from 1 0c. to 500, Pocket Looks , leatuer lined, from Se. Meu's Books, with straps, from 50. to 1. Cnt Catesnd Breet Books combined, from 50c. te THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Lanes Avroux Usvrnwear Wept. near door No, 1119 Pa ave.) Even if special prices were not quoted fur tomorrow the new stock should interest you, for the cooler weather must be very near. The novelty of the Ribbed Unicn Suits end the New Austrslian Wool Divided Skirts aro special attractions, @nd so are the White and Black Wool Undergarments, guaranteed not to shrink. Of course you'll shake your head; you don"t believe wool underwear can be made so as not to shrink, BUT WE GUARANTEE OURS. We have arranged with the manufacturers to take back any garments thet do shrink, 90 you eee we can promise TO REFUND YOUR MONEY, if dissatisfied. And gain, you'll find here the most eomplete stock of the American Hosiery Co.'s Underwear in this city. You see we have the goods that you'll have to wear very shortly, Now, isn't it worth your while to profit by tomorrow's price reductions? HERE'S AN ILLUSTRATION, 50c. quality Ribbed Underwear for 35 cents, or three garments for $1. ‘THE VESTS have sateen fronts, pearl buttons and are extra lengths; sizes 26 to 42. Having extra fine ribs at the waist the garment fits the figure to perfec- tion, THE PANTS come in all lengths: full size and finished superior to any 50-cent garment you have ever yet bought, Coatelein Bags, in Kid, Ooze and Seal, ail leather Mined, from 50e. up. ‘Misses’ Chatelaine Bags, 250 Our Leather Goods are ail warranted. We have se lected es stylish a line of (hese as we have ever show. New fastenings, entirely new trimmings. Tablets and Writing Desks in 100 diferent designs: stocked by us. OUR FALL WEIGHT UNDERWEAR I8 NOW ON DECK. These cool evenings require you to be cautions about your uudergarmenta We bave the n-belweeu weights Rot too heavy yet uot too light weit. Prices from @1 to 83 per suit for men or women. CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, ALL SIZES, ALL WEIGHTS. 86 CENTS Will secure for you your name, beautifully engraved ona copper plate aud 50 cards. The work we guaran- tee to be the best. Orders fluished whenever desired. Estimates civen for Wedding Invitations, Menu Cards and Keceptions. Send fur sample sheets, ‘Mail orders for engraving carefully filled. Out of Town Peopie can sddrees our ‘Mail Order Department. For samples, goods or information—All communics- ons will receive prompt replica, THE PALAIS BOYAL, <Coptinued below.) Canpnews Acreux Unspenwean. Palais Royal prices for the American Hosiery Com- pany's celebrated Underwear will certainly compare favorably with the prices of the credit stores, TEN PERCENT DISCOUNT FOR TOMORROW. A com- Plete varicty to select from to suit the baby, the tod- . ee dling youngster, the bigger children, boys and girls, “2 Kira 8 3 youths, maidens and matrons, Ten per cent off the ‘.fs EE Sore prices yousee marked on the garments will bring them | 445 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH 87. 20 per cent below prevailing prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) You'll expect it to be Plaid Dress Goods—tor who isn’t talking of The Palais Koyal's Plaids: Our Plaids don't need much newspsper advertising, so for Mon- day, Tuesday snd Wednesday it's to be BLACK DRESS GOODS. Those Plaids have been crowding the counters to the detriment of the more modest but equally as desirable Black Goods. Besides regu- lar stock we have special lots of Black Goods. THE PaLals RoyAL, RB A cv 0 MM om = ss BALIRATS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. When School opens—Monday, you know—you willl need serviceable Hosiery and suitable underwear forthe boys and nuisses, We've got what you meed—and at the rizbt prices. In Losiery you will find mentioned below some Very good items, for boys’ wear es- Pecially—made to stand the strougest kind of strain op the knee, heel and toe— at the same prices that inierior goods could not be bought for before. (Continued below.) You Hover Sxex Tarsx. ‘Those who haven't been in the store since Saturday, September 20, haven't seen these 83 pieces Black Goods. Perbaps the most conspicuous bargains amoug the new goods are the Plaids, Stripes and Cheeks for half mourning. Warranted all pure wool, full 40 inches wide, styles so similar to those we have been selling at 80 cents that you'll wonder why these are ONLY 50 CENTS A YARD. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Boys’ Fast Biack Derby Ribbed Extrs Heavy Bose, extra long, knee, heel and toe double, sizes 7 to 10; Ze. a pair. Boys’ Extra Heavy Corduroy Past Black Ribbed Hose, extra jong, double knee, heel and tos, sizes 7 to 10; Sc. « pair,3 pair @1, Misses’ Derby Ribbed Fast Black Hose, tines 5 to Big; Ze. a pair. Childten's Merino Vests, medium weighta, sizes 16 to 34; elegant values tor 250. w 50c. (Continued below.) Sexp Fon Saseces. Drop aline by mail at once if you can't send or call. The reason we wfite at once is because the woods are not regular stock and cannot be duplicated at the prices. BLACK JAVONAISE SUITING, 40 inches wide. ‘This is» rough finish diagonal cloth, end would bea bargain st $1. yard. 75c. yard. BLACK CHEVIOT, 40 inches, ‘The price is not un- common, but the quality is, $1 yerd. BLACK CAMEL'S HAIL, 4” inches. Here are three Pieces worth 25c. a yard more than is asked for them. 80c., OSe., $1.48 yard. BLACK HENRIETTA (ilk finish), 40 and 45 inch. Warranted Fast Black. With Priestley’s name tacked ou such quality would cost $1 and $1.25. Only 75c. and $1 yard, BLACK MOHAIRS (40 and 45 inches. These are two extra fine qualities at tho prices. 50¢, and 7éc¢ ‘Two special values in Ladies’ Medium- weixht Vests. One line of 500. Merino Vests for 39c. and ‘one line of S0c. Medium-weight Swiss Hibbed Vests, very wood weave, for 3¥c, ach. WRAPS.—As important, even more, than any othee article of dress for these cool moruings and evenings The department now hss some special good things for misses’ aud chile dren's wear that should not be overs Jooked. The items Lave been adver- tied before and the lots have started togo down at egret fate. If you want nctual Dergains in that Lue We would take ad- Vautaxe of these, In those Striped and Plain Reefersat $1.28 We have left size 4 oniy,and they are rapidiy being suld. Not ope of these worth jess than 02.25, all 81.25 uow, striped sud plain cloths yard. BLACK TAMISE, Perfectly willing that you should compare our sample with that offered eleewbere at $1.25. Only 1 yard. THE PALals ROvaL (Continued below.) P, RIESTLEY'S Buscx Dazss Goons. ‘Why can’t wo afford to sell these celebrated stand- ard fobrics at the same susall profit we do other goods? You kuow we base our prices—our profits—on cash sales. Sarples will tell you if the merchants who credit can afford as sunall profit as we. Paver edge yee tg tg imag mew: cage ‘arp Henrietta, 04.50 Reefers. sizes 14 and 16 only.striped and plain clota, for $1.50 each. Saobey abiab Oak e Misses’ Tan and Gray Twiiled Cloth eLecadessea Biazers, sizes 14,16 and 18; warked 63.25; Pricetiey's 40-inch Melrose Cloth, 75c, @1 and eacnapepietrteatanahep ioe €1.25 yard. 6H Ask for samples of the above snd compare with the quaiities offered elsewhere ut the same prices. There are not mauy of any of theabove Jota, An early cull if you want to pick the best. You may ask for and obtain s written guarantee that Til orerock widua sir mente of perches within six months