Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1890, Page 4

THE THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: _ September 27, 1890. . Editor, 4 1 EVENING STAR kas the fullest Local ny Newspaper in the Wortd, Advertising Medium (s worth the other papers published in The passage of the Rock Creek Park bill @auses a profound local satisfaction. This ses- sion of Congress bas provided for the capital a creditable post office building, and a national park. arecord of which the legisiature may weil be proud. Both of the needs, now sup- plied, have been of long standing, and hopes of Washington long-deferred have been grati- fied im each case, Credit for and congratula- tions upon the passage of the park bill are due to the committee of citizens, representing Washington, led by dir. C. C. Glover, and to the friends of the measure m Congres’, and especially on the District committees, who have E cRBY? : & i" What to trim with? wo that depends. Circum- ‘stances govern allcasen, You have tasto—exercise it. We have fashion knowledge—consult us snd—to- wether—we ought to get you up something handsome in effect. And to indorse whit we know—we have the newest and most novel things to call on, Black and Colored Chenille Gimps with tinsel you ‘Will Gnd used agreatdeal. Have you anything to wear them on? With us from 35¢. up to 85¢. a yard. ‘Tinsel Gimp in Gold, Silver and Steel—They are in demand—35e. to $2.50 ayard, So are Jeweled Trimmings from $1 to $:1.50. There are some new combinations of colors in Steel Gimps. How would they do?—$1.85 to $5.50 yard In fact any of the following list may be used with propriety—goveruing, of course, the use with proper diseret’ou: Hand Crochet Trimmings—new patterns—7sc. to pushed the project with great ability and tact and unflagging perseverance until their work has been crowned with success. The establishment of the park adorns the capital with a characteristic attraction of the capitals of the world. It is an additional pledge that Washigton is the permanent seat of gov- ernment, to remain so as long as the republic endures. It provides the people ot the repub- hie and of the capital with 2 park and breath- ing place of great natural beauty at an expeuse small in comparison with that incurred by other Great cities in similarly supplying them- selves, In its local bearing it contributes to the public beaith by furnishing a place of open-air recreation for the people. It preserves the picturesque beauty of Rock Creek valley and the purity of the stream, instead of sacrificing the former to the real estate «peculator and seller of suburban lots, and the latter to the necessary use of the creek as a sewer, if its valley were occupied by settlement. Washing- | ton has preserved Rock ercek as a crystal | brook instead of permitting it to become either an open expensively walled sewer, or one covered at still greater cost, and has saved millions of dollura by selecting at this time the cheaper and more attractive method of solving the problem of this waterway in its course throu:¢: the District. In order to fully eccomplish this important purpose of those who have advocated the park bill it will only be necessary for the commission fixing the boundaries of the park to sce to it that at least astrip on each side of the creek is included clear to the District line, With these important advantages to be gained by the establishment of the park the decision of the Senate to accept the bili ae it stood, not- withstanding objectious to certain provisions, was unquestionably wise and is the decision of Washington. First secure the p: 50a yard. Milanese Trimm{ug—a two-toned uovelty—@1.45 — yard. Colored Silk and Tinsef Ginips on the Grecian order of design—25¢ inches wide—@1.75 a yard. Bile >k Silk Passementerie—15¢, to $7.5u a yard. Gold Tinsel Gimp—stndded with Jet and Turquoise Besds—$1 aud up a yard, Cat Steel Gimps from $1.85 a yard up. Black Braided Passementorie Slee idea Bisck Braided Passomenterie Collars—81.75 to 83.75 each, Knotted Silk Fringes in all the new colors. One for gens xown, ‘The Short Feather Boas have sprang Into favor al- most within the hour, Thetr dainty effec: assures their life. ALi shades $3.23 to $5.50 each for the best tips. They are a most unique development for neck wear. The impression you must #lean from reading these iteme is the remurkably low price that the niceties willcost you. To frame the picture (if you will per- mit the simile) in a really elaborate fashion is only at the expense of little morw than your tine in selecting themater:al If you will secept our invitation—that wou't take long. We kuow you cannot find better aswortment in whe city. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. it A mT HR oo AA yf Hon oOo MX F ORME SS aaa uo oH oO = MME. I. L, BLOUT KINDLY INVITES THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON TO THE — thea, where some incidental provisions We not as they skeuid be, proceed as promptly as it can be accomplished to correct them. gies nappa The symmetrical systern of our federal courts shouid be preserved. The only featare of their constitution made mandatory in the funda- meutal law was the structure of the Supreme Court—tLat only novel feature in the govern- ment of the Uuited States, All else, under the provision relating to “inferior courts,” was left in the discretion of Congress. The grent idea of a supreme tribun: the siigitest pos- wible orig wsdiction, to be the court of appeals for a federal nation from the decisions of lower federal courts and the supreme courts of the eeveral states has so worked itself out as well as the physical ability of the jus tices constituting the court would permit under the tremendous growth of the couutry in num- bers and we ‘The district and the circuit court and the Supreme Court have until within a few years been adequate or nearly adequate to the needs of the people. That they ure so now nobody pretends. The movement started years ago by Senator Davis, of Illinois. who had served on the supreme bench, and who was weil acquainted with the situation was taken up by the law associations und periodi- cals s been discussed in and out of Con- gress ever ¢. That movement conteni- plated no radical change in the existing system. It provided mmply for an iutermediate court of appeals and it met with much favor in high quarters, Indeed, the bill fathered by this eminent ex-judge passed the Senate but was opposed in the House. The principle of an intermediate appellate court was adopted how- ever at the beginning of the present session by the Judiciary Committce of the House and the measure passed the House. The Senate, which had on ted a bill nearly the = now changed the character of the bill ve Whereas the House measure ks vides for two new cireuit judges the Senate's provides for only one and makes the two cir- cuit judges and the Supreme Court justice for that cireuit an appellate court. The House bill divests the circuit court of all original jarisdiction. imposing upon the district court the sole jurisdiction of that nature. It makes the circuit court a court of appeals with the right to determine finally the less important cases, others going on appeal to the Supreme Court Inthe Senate biil appeals from the district to the circuit court are abolished and both are to be courts of original jurisdiction with right of appeal to the Supreme Court in xbly important cases and to the court of ap- peals im ail other caves, its decision to be final. Either plan would greatly relieve the Supreme Coxrt. The District is especially interested in diminishing the law's delay in the workings of a body which is its supreme local court of ap- Peals as well as the highest federal tribunal, — At the trial yesterday of the young men of Rockville, charged with throwing eggs at the ham actors from Washingtou--ham and eggs naturally go together by the way—it was clearly shown that no oze threw them, and the only inference left is that a flock of hens flying from a Montgomery county farm to the Balumore poultry market, east by northeast, must have Isid them in transit, as it were, and let them drop Just as they passed over the Rockville Biation platform. — When Mr. Conger, who was yesterday ap- pointed minister to Brazil, gets to work down there, let us hope that ho will be a better American than bis predecessor, Mr. Adams, Who was sach a pronounced monarchist that the republicans fairly drove him out of the country when they came into power. It might be creditable te am Aterican to be driven out Of a mouarchy because of his republican predi- Jections, but the reverse couid never be so. —— —_—_—$——< ao It would have delighted the soul of Congress- man Kennedy of Obio to have heard that speech of State Senator Emery at Lradford, Pa, against Mr. Delamater and his coadjutors in the republican politics of the Keystone state, Sa Au cleetric-light guy-wire coming in contact with an incandescent circuit instantly killed tye men in Massachusetts last night who toached it, Is there not in this a suggestion to the authorities of New York state that they turew out their cumbrous electrocution ma- chine and resort to a simple guygwire? Th. electric companies hare not objected yet to ‘that form of killing. have they? — + Gen. William Maboue of Virginia is now at home with « few trusted followers about him giving imitations ef Napoleon on the field of Waterico. —_ + When Congress adjourns—-and ity will adjourn some of these days—the commiltee on repairs to the House—material, not moral—should Procure burglar-proc! dvors with time locks Jor the Hail of i Preventative, ee Anew exporting industry bas been de has been developed by the republican administration, and now dew Jersey will ship her Burd Grubb to Spain. a — A great Indian uprising js threatened in. the | west. Now is the time to reduce the Indian population. Will Superintendent Porter please ad out a detail of jumerators? §. BAILEY GILLES#1Y, M"™ GIT 12th st, bet, F and Gate Mavi t returned f Fog hetaNork gill dtepiay om IHUAY sud TUEMDAL. Sept, 20 cud ne ms in Pali aia Winter Mitiiers Wee FINE ASSORTMENT OF BONNETS, HATS AND MILLINERY BELONGINGS CAREFULLY SELECTED BY HERSELF DUR- ING HER SOJOURN ABROAD, COMPRIS- ING ALL THE LATE NOVELTIES, SUAPES AND STYLES AS PRODUCED AND ADOPTED BY THE FASHION WORLDS OF PARIS, LONDON AND VIENNA AN EARLY CALL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED, 710 7TH ST., 827-2t WASHINGTON, D.C. W. B. Moss & Sosa, F AND 11TH STS, Will offer their entire stock of MOQUETTE CARPETS AT 81.25, MADE AND LAID AT $1.35 paaed CASH PER YARD. ‘More than one hundred and fifty pattcrns, SPECIAL UNTIL OCTOBER 3: 30 patterns Bigelow and other standard makes of Body Brusselsat. 15 patterns extra quality Velvetat, 20 patterns extra quality Body Brussels at. .85 5 patterns extra quslity Tapestry at... .70 12 patterns second quality Tapestry st... .50 15 patterns ex-super all-wool Ingrainsat. .50 6 pattern ex-super all-wool Ingrains at. .40 500 Short End Carpets and Eainpie Pieces, fringed, suitable for Rugs, utfrom 50c, to $1 SEW FALL STOCK. In Chamber Furniture we show 3 number of Specialties different from anything previously exhibited in this line, A new article in the Folding Bed line is the Combination Bed, including wardrobe, bureau, washstand, desk snd Led, in one ornamental Piece of furniture. We are sole agents of the Phenix Furniture Mfg. Co. for their cntive stock, including their FOLDING WARDROBE BED, universally con- sidered the best in the market, In Parlor, Library, Dining Room and Office Furniture our line for variety, quality and Price is unexcelied. 35,000 square feet of flooring in use by our Furniture Departments iu showing goods, 20,000 square fect of floorimy in use by our Carpet and Kug Departiuente, 15,500 square feet of flooring in use by our Upholstery, Drapery and Wall Paper Depart- ments. 15,000 square feet of flooring in use by our Delivery Department and Cabinet, Upholstery, and Finishing Shops in manufacturing from special designs and repairing furniture of all classes, AN ERLONEOUS IDEA. Many people imagine that a large store can- mot sell as cheaply asasmal! one. It is crro- Becus, because the larger the stuck an estab- lishment carries the cheaper it Las been able to purchase—receiving large freight reductions ‘aud big discounts for cash, No artielo purchased from us leaves the es tablishment without first going through the bauds of our inspectors. IMPROVEMENTS, ‘During the summer months wo have spent our store and we respectfully invite the public to inapect the store a@ well es the stock, which. comprises many interesting novelties of both domestic and fpgpiem makes, W. B. MOSES & 80x38, F ond 11th sta uw, FURNITURR CADIETS, BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY, DUAPERIES AND WALL PAPERS. Every article marked in plain figures at cash EL peices -—s | 327-1 =| Orrice Or W. A. Prince & Co. 719 MARKET SPACE, COR OF 8TH ST. LACES AND RIBBON FOR AUTUMN. We invite sour attention to oursuperbstock of Laces | Gyr and promise a handsome display of the rarcst and choicest creations of Freuch skill and conception at Prices most moderate, Escuriul Soutache is one of the new Laces and will be vory extensively used for trimming during the coming weason, and we have secured an excellent as- sortment at very low value in all widths, varying in price ffom 68¢, to $3.75 a yard, An Exquisite Quality Hand-run Chantilly Floune- ing, 45 inches wide, at $15 per yard, ‘We would mention that the above was awarded the Firat Prize at the Paris Exposition of 1889. 45-iuch Chantilly Flouncing, band-rav, 820 por yard. 45-inch Biack Brussels Net Flouncing, Embrotdered Jet and Gold, with narrow edge to match, 216.50 yard, Black Brussels Net, All-over Embroidered in Jot and Gold, $7.50 per yard. 45-inch Duchoss Laco Fiouncing, 828 a yard. 42-inch Brussels Net Flouucing, with polka dot, 25 a yard. 45-iuch Chantilly Flouncing, butterfly pattern, 610 a yard, 42-tuch Chantilly Flounctug, from 83.62 to $15 por yard, 48-inch Chantilly Drapery Nets, from $2 to 63.50 per yard. 5 pieces Silk Drapery Nets in new and fetching pat- terns that would be low value at 62.25 ayard, Wo of- for them at $1.60 per yard. 48-inch Satin-striped Chantilly Net, 85.25 a yard. Black and Gold Beaded Net, $3a yard. Black aud Gold Beaded Lace to match, 81.50 a yard. Black and Goid Beaded Inserting to match, @1.62 8 yard, A ucw assortment of exceedingly rich and beautiful Point and Duchess Laces, Duchoss aud Point Lace Handxerchicfa, Hand-embroidered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, with real Val, lace edge, from $2 A large aud varied assortment of Torchon and Medici Laces, prices from Sc, to $1 per yard. Inserting from 10c, tu 50c. per yard. Also a complete line of Cluny Lace, GAUZES, 42-inch Gauze Flouncing, $2.15 ayard, Striped Guuze for evening wear, in Pink and Light Blue. Reduced from $2.75 to $1.75 per yard. Striped Gauzes, in Maize, Slato, Cardinal, Silver and White, and Gold and Cream. €1.25 per yard, Reduced from $2 to RIBBONS, We feel quite satisfied that when you have looked over the following list you will be thoroughly con- Vinced that we not ouly have the largest assortment of Plain Ribbous in the city, Lutalso the lowest prices: Tho Finest Quality All-silk Satin Ede Gros Grain Ribbon, in all the newest shades— No, ~ inch w: Second Quality All-Silk Satin-edye Gros Grain Rib- bon, in 74 shades— All-silk Satin-edge Gros Grain Ribbon, 44 shades— No.S-lin, No, je ya lle. ya. Satin Edye Gros Grain Ribbon (all silk) No. 5, 1-in, No. 9, Ve in, Be. yd, Extra Fine Quality Pisin Gros Gralo Ribuon ia all the most desirable shades, No. #-2%4 im. No, 5-1 1m, No. 121m, No, 16-24 In Be. Fd, yd,” BBe. yd Full line of G. F. Brand Velvet Ribbons, in all widths; an extra barwain. Desiring to keep our stock perfectly fresh we have picked out ali of the shop-worn and short lonaths of Ribbon and divided them into 4 lots, which will be 3c, See Se, and 10c. rer yard. These Ribbons are the same that we have been sell- ing at ++ 40c, and 50c, per yard, ‘They will be on sale Monday Morning. Our Remnant Sale of Black Dress Goods and Silks will be continucd on Monday owing to the weather Friday. There are remnants im this lot at less than half pifce, A rare opportunity, You will do well not to muss it, W. A. PIERCE & CO, Buccessor to E. G. Davis, 1t 719 Market Space, corner Sth street, Tuc Box Mancaz, 316 7TH ST. N.W. ‘We advertised two days ago a two days’ sale HATS. of our Best French Fur Felt Hats in all shapes and colors at BEST S80 ayo SH OTE, es he FUR 55.88 Sy Now we want togive you all # chance at FELT, this price, so will continue this sale until ‘Tuesday Evening. After that wo will put ‘them at the all-seasou price—81.23. That was our regulas price; that will be our price. WOOL We alsocarry s full line of the best qual- ity Wool Felt Hats that can be found, We FELT will ofter them at Boon HA ae *s. 9% ora, Sue. 6,8 Oye Until Tomday Evening, After that they fo beck to our regular price—6S8c. We rusrantee our prices always correct for quality. THE BON MARCHE, it 316 7TH ST. NORTHWEST. BEAUTIFUL Pate nde oe ag Ee ae ch Uae. bet burt i re fal Fall Dress Ging! iy Wravper Goods, 10c., 1234. and 15¢, - thd veep. See th MACHINES ea eae BY WEEE Lee aoe NH 5) o'New thous Sowing Afasuine. Sole sane ie! WY DRESS FABRICS. IN CLOaKS, WRAPS AND TEA GOWNS WE TICULAR ATTENTION, Deranrwext. Weare sbowiny inour Silk Department the following Black Weaves, amongst which are the ‘Rewest and most popular of the season: Bouvulino, Parisian, Faille Voloutine, Chevron, Chevron Diagonal, Morveillous, Gros Grain, Regence, Sureb de Luxor, armure, Castillane, Venitian, Faille Francaise, Satin Duchesse, Mbadamcs and pura, (Firat floor.) Venver Axsp Picse Deranruest. Early preparations euabie us to show superior qualities in Pitehes and Velvets at lower prices thau prevail at present. 18-inch Colored Plush in a fall assortment of Staple and faucy colors. 80c. per yard. 24-inch Colored Plush in a full range of col- ors. $1.25 per yard, 24-inch Colored Plush tn a full line of art shades. $1.50 and 81.75 per yard, ‘To conform with the demand of fashion for Velvot this coming season single shade to which the fashion points Colored Veivets iu five qualities. $1, 1.25, 92.50, $2 and 92.50 per yard, Velvet. _ ft $1.25 81.50, 50 per y -inch Bleck Velvet. Spee yard. 24 toch Black Velvet, $2.25, 82.50and $3 per yard. 26-inch Black Velvet. 93,50 and 84 per yard. All-silk Black Velvet, §3.60 to $8.50 per yard. (First floor.) Brace Goons Derartent. High Ciass Novelties in Embroidered Robes Of latest design, with trimming of embro.dery for skirt, neck aud sleeves. This promises to be the leading novelty of the season. Fize Quality Lroadcloth, with the em- broidered trimming already applied on the foot of the skirt and bodice. $55. Hourictta Cloth, with embroidery and fur for trimming of skirt and sleeves. $45. bilk Warp Embroidered Robes, with (7) seven. yards piain material. (144) one and one-quarter yards wide for skirt aud (14) one and one- quarter yards narrow embroidery for bodice and embroidering sleeves. $35. Silk Warp Embroidered Robes, (7) seven yards plain, (13g) one and one-half yards embroidery for panel and (44) one-half yard embroidery fur neck and embroidering sleeves. 829.50. Silk Warp Henrietta Robes, with *4 plain, 2% narrow embroidery and embroidercd sleeves, 25 cach. ‘Silk Warp Heurietta Robes, with 814 plain and. embroidered sleovos, 50 cacis. Fancy ordered Dress Robes from $9 upward, (Firat floor.) Darss Goons Derantwest. PARIS DRESS PATTERNS.—A very pret‘y Bovelty in Pattern Dresses ts a skirt of plam material with velvet sleeves aud collur to match, Tichly embroidered in silk cord. On this coun- ter will also be found Patterns in Camel's Hair, Broadcloth, India Serges and Henrictta with perb desiyna in Trimming to mateh; plain, striped and plaid Velvet, Fur, Chenille and Fringe are a few of the effects. The new de- signs in Cheviot and French Tweed, consisting of sttipes, plaid and brocade, combined with a tiny check, make » most useful aud stylish Garment. In addition to our handsome Robes we have a benutitul line of plain colored materials in the most stylish fabries, which can be combined ik or Velvet to +uit the most fostidious, ye materials embrace Camel's Hair, rietta, Serge, Hindoo Ctoth, Cheviots, Noms ‘Twills, Empire Cloth, &, Ghrat floor.) Ghove Deranrvexr. Ladies’ 12-button Length Mousahetaire Suede Gloves in Medium aud Dark Tans. Per- fect fitting. Price, $1.50 per pair. Ladies’ 16-button Lencth Mousquetaire Suede Gioves in Medium and Dark Tans Price, $1. or pair. Ladies’ 20-button Length Monsquetaire Suede Glove@tu Tans aud Opera Shades, V’rice, 81 per pair. Ladies’ 6-vutton Suede Gloves in White and Overs Suades. Price, Sc. per pair. (First floor.) Hasoxezemer Derantuest. 50 dozen Men's White I. 8, Japanese Silk Haudlerchiefs, with 1 and 13; inch hom, P.ice, Ue. each or 8 tur $2.73. 40 dozen Ladies' White H. 8, Japanese Stik Handkercutefs, with % aud 1 inch heim, exch, ‘25 dozen Ladies’ Scalloped Edve Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, embroidered in White and colors, 25: each, iret floor, center table.) Lux Devanaest. Wo are daily receiving the newest and latest effects iu Napery. Among yesterday's arrivals ‘we quote the following; 5 new patterns of 72-inch “Satin finish” Irish Damask, $1 peryard, £; Napkins to plain fringe, in Uld Rose, Yellow, Blue, fal- mon, &e. $2226 each. 8-10 Fauey-colored Luncheon Cloths with knotted fringe in Yellow, Bine, Salmon, Old Rose, Bc. $2.7 each. ‘Hematitcbed German Damark Dinner Sete with % Napkins. 8-10-80 per set. 812-910" * WHO BOSTON DRY r —— id SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1899-SIXTEEN PAGES O DRY A BEG TO ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND OF FALL AND WINTER NOVELTIES. WHILE 1011 AND 1013 F ST, ON THR FIRST FLOOR, ARE 2 CUSTOMERS THEIR INFORMAL OPENING ON OUR NEW BUILDING IS NOT YET COMPLETED GIVING US A BEAUTIFUL SALESROOM 50 FT. HAVE A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION, SELECTED Hosteny Derantaest, 150 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Lisle Thread Hose, in boot style, with Fast Black bottom and in plaiu Richelieu and cluster riba. The tupsare in Pink, Blue, Lavender, Cardinal, Salmon, Grays Tans and Canary. Only 45c. per pair. 25 dozen Ladies’ Spun Sik Hose, with 4 boots and Gray, Cardirtiil, Salmon, Nil ’ Rose Pink tops, in Vandyke poiuts, Ouly e130 per pair. First floor.) ERINO Unspvrrwear Deranturst. 150 dozen Ladios’ All-wool Swiss Ribbed Vests, with high and low neck end no sicoves, in Pink, Sky, Natural, Mode and White, Only 50c. cach. Half price. 194 dozen Ladies’ All-wool Swiss Ribbed Vests, with hich neck and lonz sleeves, im Pink, Sky, Mode aud Natural. Sizes 3,4 and 5. Only 7c, cach, Half price, (Firat floor.) Lise Devanraent, 6 pieces 22-inch Striped Silk Lining suitable for ladies’ wraps, sleeve or waist linings, 500, per yard, Our 23-inch Quilted Linings aro much lower in price than in previous yeara, Ali shades G0e. nd $1 per yard. (Hirst floor.) Dues Trane Devanruesr. Have enlarged this departmont to twice its former size, and are now showing a most boau- tifel 1 novelties in high class triamings. rochet Paseamenterie, frou tg to 246 cre Silke ae in leaf desicns, from 2 to 344 tuchos wide, to 84 per yard. c. to $B per yerd. Applique, in leaf desigus in Blue, Garnet, Browu and Plum, 81.50 per yard, White Cut Silver Passameuterie, 1'¢ inches wide. 5 per yard. Black Silk Sleeves. 84.75 and $8 per yard. Black Silk Braid Sets, consisting of yo! Jar, cutis und girdles, iu two styiea, &! set. Black Braid Sets, consisting of Collar, Cuffs and Girdle, $5.a0 per eet. Black Silk Fringe, 5 inches decp; 90c. per yard. Llack Silk Rope Fringe, 5, 7 and 14 inches deep. $1, 5 aud $2.75 per yard. Black Silk aud Chevilie Fringe, 434 inches deep. 81.95 aud $2.75 per yard. Black Silk Pondaut and Kope Fringe, 4 inches ‘DS per yard. inch wide, 4%, 50 and 75ec. per udyke, trom J to 5 inches deep, 95¢, to 82.75 per yard. White silk and Velvet Applique. $6 per yard, Jet and Silver Passameuterie, Linch wide, $1.50 per yard. Black und Gilt Passamentorie,] and 13 inches to $1.50 per White silk dyke, 144 to 3 inches wido, R5e., 50c. and per yurd. Colored Silk Vandyke Gimp, 1 and 23 inches Wide. 25, $8, 50 and Toc. per yard, Jewel Trimming in Biacs, Gilt, Green, Blue and Brown. ‘Sand €U per yard, Persian Ap 3 iuches wide, $3 and 66 per yard. Black Silk Tape Fringe, 4 inches deep. @1.10 per yard, Biack Silk Moss Trimming. OXc. per yard. Biack Silk Binding Braid. Lines 14, 16, 18, 20 aud Prices 75, 0c, $1, 81.10 and $1.35 per dozen yards, Back Mobaic Binding Brat Lines 16, 18, 20 und Prices 75c., Yuc., $1 aud $1.10 per doz, — Silk Tubular Braid. a . and $1.10 per dozen yards. Buck Silk Soutuche Braid, 7c. por dozen yard. Biuck Mohair Soutache Braid. 20 and 30c, per tuzen yards. Gilt aut S.lver Soutache Braid 40c. poz dozen yards, Gilt Braid, 4 and Y%ineh wide, 6 and 100, per yard. (First door, rear.) Warr Goons Derantaucst. Sonos’ Inported Soft Finish Cambric. 36 inches wide. ard, 42 inches wide, yard, Dotted Swisses tor Curtains, 40 inches wide, 20c. an per yard, Vlaid Muslius for Children's School Aprons aud Dresses, Sc., 1Ue. aud 12 ge. por yard, Massulia for Infants’ wear, 40 inches wide, RSe., Sle., 40e. and SOc. per yard. Apronctte Lawns in orders. 10c., 12% per yard. Bath Sheets. $1.25, 82, $2.50, $3, 63.25 and 3.7 cach. (Second floor) Corrox Deranrwest. Two cases Sheeting, and durubie, 24 yards wide, At ‘Lhe best value ivr tho money ever offered, 2,500 yards Manufactuzers’ Remnants, of + yard wide Biewehed Cotton, extra fino, soft and durable, suitable for Uuderwear, Nixut Robes, Childr-n's Underclothing, &c, &e, &e. Worth 2zige, yard, at only 2c. yard. CKEWDSON'S ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS, fo-cuoice Undezwear, Bhicting, && 30. wad Se. per yard, CkLWDSON'S ENGLISH NIGHT GOWN TWILL, for fine custom made Night Lubes, ‘The best fabric for the purpose in the world, BSc. per yard. CKEWDSON'S FINE TWILLED SHEET- ING, 234 yards wide, At75c. por yard. The best made, (second floor.) Frasyex Devanrwenr. Forty styles Medium and Dark Rich Autumn Colors Frouch Wrapper Flanuels, 23 inches wide, strictly all-wool. $3e. per yard. Choice styles of French Bocade1 Pimacls, ‘27 inches wide, soft and fine in texture, rich in coloring. G3c. yard. A few of these styles are sown in our show ‘window on 11:h street. ‘The most completo assortment of Embroidered Flanvels ever shown by us, embcactug White, Carey ow and wll well repay an exaain- ation. We call especial attention 40 8 ae line of WARD TH) R MONDAY, TUESDAY AXD WEDNESDAY, SEP | TEMBER 20, SEPTEMBER 30 AND OCTOBER 1 £3 F AND READY FOR OCCUP@NCY, WE SHALL BE | ABLE TO OCCUPY THE EXTENSION OF Nos, BY 50 FT., LIGHTED BY A LARGE SKYLIGHT, | FOR THE DISPLAY OF OUR SILK AXD WooL BY OUR MR SHIRLEY THIS SUMMER IN PARIS | AND BERLIN, TO WHICH WE REQUEST rs Croax Derantwest. Tn our Cloaks we will place on exhibition ‘h & colle-tion of Foreign Garments as has Bever been shown in Washington. They inciade the very finest production of the foreisu mar- Kets, comprising Tea Gowns Lung Garments, Jackets, Wraps, &e., &e. Our L-ne of Kmbroidered Velour de Nord Gar- ments is unsurpassed. A special drive in Cloaks is a Black Cheviot Reefer, correct shape, full bigh sleeves, all sizes. Only $3, Third floor) * Saaw: D. PARTMENT. Wo have placed on sale a full line of Camel's Hair Yraveling Shawls. These Shawls are Single in size, but bave all the weit of a double shawl and are suftand warm. Prices 85. ind $10. Fine Silk and Wool Persian Shawls, in new colorings, Prices 86 to 815. Fine China Silk Sbawis and Scarfs in new styles, Prices $5 to £40. Fine Embroidered Fichus, with handsome fringes. Prices 6 to $40. Choice line of Singie and Double Paisley Shawls, inall new desigus. Prices irom @8 to 045. Choice line of Co! a Cashmere and Ciudda (Phird door.) Woauarren D PARTMENT. On Monday we shall offer a specialty in = Printed Fiannel Tea Gown im a Navy Bine ad White stripe,aGray and Diack stripe and a Cerdinai and Black stripe, A very attractive of very pretty patterns in Puiuted 8 Gowus, abous a dozen diiferent ef- fects, trinmed with robe Lorderings, Only 85, (Third floor Sensex Derariaest. An All-wool Black Jezeey. Correct shape. Sizes Sztod2. Cniy $l. Our line of Ail-wool Black Jerseys. Correct shapes, New patterns of braiding. Sizes 3210 only 0. (Lhird floor) Misses: Deranraest. We shall offer on Monday morning one line of Misses’ Navy Blue Fall-weight Serge Reeters, cut in the latest style, im sizes 12, 14, 10 years, at $5 each. One line of Children’s Reefers, in Plain Navy Serge. sizes: a 6 8, 84.00 $450 $4.50 A collection of Misses’ Newmarketa, in All- wool Cloths--Pluin, Stripes and Checks, Sizes, 12, 14,16 years. All at 85 each, One line of Misses’ Double-breasted Recfers, in Black Cheviot, with roll collar aud full high sleeves. Sizes 12, 14, 16 ycars. Only each. A special bargain in Children's School Suits, 12 in Ali-wool Flannel, in Brown and Navy, trimmed with silk cord; & very neat dress, Sizes: 6, 8, 10, 12. 8450 85.25 86.00 86. Auother School Suit isa Navy and Cardinal and Green and Cardinal Scotch Plaid, drese trimmed with plain Cardinai Cashmere, Bizes: 6 8, £0.00 8675 87. a8 One liuovf Misses’ Navy Blue Flauuel School Suits, trimmed with Black braid, wade with plain vest and double-breasted Figaro waist, Bizes: 16. 10, az. 14, 215.50 $14.00 (Third floor.) Boys) Cuore Derarreare, A specialty im a3 Boys’ All-wool Cloth Suit, perfect fitting acd stylish patterne. Sizes 4to Azyears. Only 24 per suit. ‘Avery nobby Vest Suit in all-wool cloth of Bttractive patterns. 80 per suit, ‘Tho-e are two specialties iu this department and at the price will not last long. This de- yartment is brimmins full of attractions for the boys and we coruialiy iuvite the inspection of our patrons, (Third floor.) Urnorsreny Devantacsr. pair. fables, polished cherry top and brass legs, at ouly Seach Extra quality Cream Madras Curtains st 81.75 per pair. (cu. th floor.) Buasxer Deranuesz. Our stock iscomplete in the best gradesat popular prices. On Mouday we will offer one lot 10-4 All- ‘woo! Scarlet Blankets, Only $33.30 per pair. One lot 11-4 All-wool Blankets, Only 84.25 pair. ‘One lot White Wool Blankets. Only 86.50 pair. One case 11-4 Marseilles Quilts. Only $2 each. One lot Special Three-pound Feather Pil- lows/at 31.37 each, a floor.) Learuzn Goons Deranrarst A new line of Writing Tablets in Rea. Seal and Embossed Leather, with patent imketand, 21.50, 62, 25, $2.75 and $3 each. Chateisiue Buys in Seal aud Goze Leather, 50, 62e., 81, $118, ¥: $1.50, 84.25 cach, (First floor.) Dosistre Duess Goons Deranr. MENT, We have just placed on sale an excellent as- sortment of All-wooT Suitings in Plaids, Str.pes and Chocks for early fall wear. This is an ex- cellent weight for dresses, children's wraps, ke, Price 30c. per yard, (Second floor, front.) Norox Derantuexr. White and Black Cotton Tape in 36-yard Pieces, 18c. per piece. ‘ilk Hose ~upporters in all colors, With belts, 87e. Without beits, 4c. Tomato Pincushicys, 10, 15, 25,37, 45, 50 and Giz. each. Strawberry Pincushions, 75c. exch, Herring-bone trimmiug in 12-yard pieces, 18 and 25c. per piece. Shoo Buttons. Sc. and 10c, per box, Curling Irons, 20 and 25c. Garter Bucklea, 2c. per pair, “Can't Beud km” Pius. Sc. a paper. American Pins. 4c., 5c. and Ge, per paper. Bost English Pina, 9c, 10c., 126, and 15e. 8 paper. New Haven Clocks, with slam. $1, $1.65 and $2.25 each. Withoutalerm 85,8125 and $2.25 each. Clocks striking hours and half hours, $2.25 each. Bost Silk Garter Elastic. 150, 23c., 25e, ‘B5c. and 42c. per yard. a quality Covered —. 18, @ “ant quality Covered Steels, he. w dozen. Be., 9c. Llc., 14e, and 1c, rer dozen. Resdy-waie All-silk Garters with bows. 50e ‘and G2c. per pair. ‘Skirt Yokes ip alleolora. 10c. each. —— Neodle Bovks, 37c, 42c. and 500, ra i 30 THR OS He L ACE Derarruest. ‘We wish to men Dew line of White Poiut de Gene Laces, {rom 2 to 444 tnobes wide, suit able for trimming curtains. pillow shams, &e, at the following prices: 22, 15 and I8e. 6 yard. Mand-run Black Spanish Lace Scarfs. 83, 66, 50, 89 and $10 each. Just received. un Bisck Spanish Lace Flouncing at €3.75 ver yard. ann veltios Black Lace Flouncings. @! 87, b, TS and 85 per yard Rogular styles from $1 to $5 per yard. Embroidered Mousseline de Soie Plouneings for evening wear, iu Cream and Black, at @2.73 end 04.50 per yard Cotor-d Ganzes in stripes and polls apote, 45 Inches wile, Gigc. and @1.:15 per yard. White, Cream, Black and Colored Gauze Flouncings, 40 inches wide, @1.35 per yard — Croam, Black and Colored Striped rene Black Brussois Netem- 75 per yard. Rich Novelties im Crepe Lisse Plowncings, Black and Gold Beaded Flouncings and ‘ineei Piouncings. §10 v0 @16 per yard. (First floor Rupox Derartaest. We would mention three loteof Ribbons we have placed on the center table Lot No. 1 isa Satin-edve Gros Grain Ribbon, 134 taches wide, all silk, ima full line of shades, . per yard. Lot No, 2 ia Satin-edge Gros Grain,” inches ‘Wide, ip Shrimp, Kose, Slate, Absinthe, Nile, White, Cream, Light Blue, National, 2 Brown, Olive, Yellow and Myrtle, at 1c. per yard. Lot No. 3 isa Piain-edge Gros Grain, 33 inches wide, im Terra Cotta, Helictrope, Mais, Saxe, Gray, Absinthe, Brown, Gold aud Navy, at 20c, per yard. ‘We also wish to mention alive of No. 5 Gros Grain Ribbon, with loop edges, for neck and sleeve ruching, in Black, White, Cream and colors, with coutrasting edges, at lc. per yard. (E.tet floor) E MBROIDERY Deranraext. ‘We huve just received a full line of Cambrie Embrouieries, very desirable for skirt ruftiines, in widths from 6 to 14 inches, at the following Br ces: 25, BO, 35. 40, 45 and 50c. a yard Also # fuil line of fine Ldges for infants’ weae, (First oor.) Cortars Axp Crrrs Deranratest. We wish to call attention to our new “King Beumy LU” Full Ruchings, From 400. tosza _ yard. Also our new Chiffon Jabots, Just received, in the following shades: Pink, Licht Blue, Mats, Cardinal, Black, White and Cream. iret floor.) Lars: Usprxwear Devantaent. Grand Opening in our Ladies’ Underwear De- partment. Latest novelties in Muslin, C: bric and Nainsook Underwear, trimmed embroideries aud laces of all descripuona, Novelties in Silk Underwe: Drawers, Chemise Gowns, Under Skirts, Walkaw Skirts and newlives in all the latest shales and sty lon, Flaunel Caderskicts, plain and embroidered. Fiauuel Bath Kobes aud Traveliug Wrappers im all colors, made m the latest muveltics of Freuch Opera Flannel (pecoud Boor.) Conser Deranruest. Full line of Imported and Domestic Corseta, tm all the leading makes Large assortment of Comfort Waists for Ladies, Misses aud Children, (Second floor) Be Wrar Dyranrvest. Hemstitched French Linen Pillow Cosea 81.50 per pair Linen Pillow Cases im four different styles, hemstitched all around, The most handsome Pillow Cases we ever offered. 3.12%, @ 04.25 and 86 per pair. Hematitched and Embroidered Muslin Pillow Cases, unde of the duest 45-inch muslin. 52, 6235, 75 and STigc. euch, Prives according to amount of embroidery. Ail-liven Hawd-hemetitched and Em- jereed Pillow Shams; no two pairs alike, 3.50, 83.75, £4. 84.50 and 85 per pair, Hemmed Linen Sheets. Only $5 por pair Hemetitched Liven Sheets, $0, $6.50 and 87 per pair. Unbleached Cotton Sheets. Bize 1x3 pards, Only Gvc. each. Pillow Sbam Forma, the only article of the kind that keoys the sham im ite correct shape, po 83 per pair, Heer Isrants: Derantes, All the latest novelties im Children's Winter Coats are now in stock, in large stylish plaics, checks aud plain handsome clotus, with fur triumings, The styles are simply bewitching. White Imported Cloth Conte with soft silk lin- ingsand Angora trimmines, for Babies. Full live of Hats aud Caps to match Coat, (Second fleor.) Daveoists: Scxpnres Deranruest. Rubber Combs, Sc. each. Goud quality Tooth Leusbes, 8 bargain at 100. eech. Shoe Polish, 10c. per bottie. Whisk Brooms, 10, 18 and 25e. each, ‘materials are Bow ready. _ 00 . ,5O0, e060! * USE. . GGRIDITHANDP STS. ALIvy. i