Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVE STAR, WASHINGTON: SATURDAY... October 4, 1890. MOSBY S. NOYES. ‘THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cirenlation of any Newspaper in the World, and as am Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the other papers published in we — Loxvor Buzsn 716 MARKET SPACE. — “SATURDAY BARGAINS.” Maryland by her new registration law of last Furs. April not only told ali of her citizens ean sh sent from the state to come home immediately Or cense to be Marylanders, bat intimated that, | A**rschtn Capes ¢1.98 having teturned, they were to stay at home| etl Bleck Coney Capes, 96. thereafter under s like penalty. Whoever after | Real Astrachan Capes, storm collars, 06.75. the passage of the act should vacate and re-| Cnila’s White Coney Set, 604 move from his abode in the state and take up his abode out of the state was conclusively pre- decom sumed to have lost his legal residence, unless at the time of his departure he made affidavit be- fore the clerk of court that he intended to re-| One lot Walking Jackets, $3.28; would be cheap for ‘eae BROOMS.—Our consumption is enormous. tusa, and uniess he actually did retarn | 94 “om of before six months preceding tho . next succeeding election in November.” Mary- | %t! Flatt deckets, €7.00; former price 612.50. land means thet her sons shall stay at home at | 106 Plush Coats, 915; wore $22, night She says to them in effect: “If you spend a night in Washington or New York with- out swearing to an affidavit, never more be son of mine!” It would seem that for sit months e of the year Marylanders are forbidden to poke} ** their noses outside the state, even though they goto the bother and expense of making the afidavit, They are required to swear that they will retarn and to actually retarn “‘on or before six months preceding the next suceeed- ing election in November.” How can they make thw affidavit in the half-year immediately preceding tho November election, when the day upon which they awear to return and upon which they must actually return hes already passed? ‘Thousands of Baltimoreans during the summer Jeave their abodes in their city and temporarily take up their abodes outside of the state—at the soashors, in the mountains, at the springs, oracross the ocean. The Baltimorean con- templating such a departure from the state must, of course, under # strict construction of the law, make his affidavit, Butcan he, leav- ing the state in June, July or August, swear to return by the first week of the May, which has passed, which is ‘six months preceding the next succeeding election in November”? Does not Maryland deny to her people the privilege of taking up their abodes outside the state for the purposes of s summer vacation? Can a Mary- lander spend a single night outside of the state during balf the year, whether, on pleasure or business, without disfranchising himself? Have not all Marylanders who took up their vacation abodes lastsommer outside of the state lost their legal residence and coased to be Mary- landers, whether they made the required affi- davitw or not? The law, strictly construed, forbids consideration of the usual testa of « man’s intention im leaving the state, which are found in the length and character of his absence and in the reasons for his de- parture, and substitutes the “conclusive” test of an affidavit, which is indispensable in all cases, and which for half the year caunot be made without perjury and cannot be carried out, Maryland is even more seriously inter- ested than Washington in this sweoping and preposterous law. Maryland should see to it for the general welfare of the state that her election officers construe this law uniformly in # manner which will as far as possible avoid the objections of unconstitutionality and the evil of @ general disfranchisemont, and at the first opportunity the law ought to be amended, rs Senator Ingalls in the interview recently printed in Tur Stan expresses the belicf that ‘Washington if poled would expe: the railroads beyond the city limite, and he thinks thatin| o4 this respect Washington is “rather provincizl.” The efforte of the city, by which it is to be judged, have been m the direction not of ex- pelling the railroads but of compelling them to lower or elevate their tracks in approaching convenient station points within the city limita. The condition of London and otler large European cities in the absence of grade-crossings has been sought. Aorvmx Ovextxa. It ts the grade-crossing which is barbarous and CaLL EARLY, Agruon Boar & Cos RE RES SHOES: WE HOIST THE STANDARD OF QUAL- ITY AND HAUL DOWN THAT OF PRICE IN THE MATTER OF OUR NEW WALK- ING SHOES. THE “THEEE AND A HALF A PAIR" 18 THE BEST VALUE IT HAS EVER BEEN OUR GOOD FORTUNE TO OFFER, PARTICULAR MEN. MEN WHO HAVE PRONOUNCED IDEAS AS TO WHAT IS MOST SUITABLE FoR THEM IN FOOT GEAR WILL SAVE TIME AND LEGAL TENDER BY COMING DI- RECTLY HERE. OUR PATENT LEATHER IS SHINING BRIGNTER THAN EVER AT 85.00. CORK SOLE SHOES ‘WILL BUOY YOU UP OX A WET AND DIs- AGREEABLE DAY AND REMIND YOU OF ock NEW DEPARTMENT. THEY ARE GENUINE AT 89.00. AGAIN WE SAY, IF YOU ARE NOP READY TO BUY STEP IN AND TRY ON. IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING AND WILL KEEP YOU POSTED WHERE GOOD SHOES ARE. BURT S. ARTHUR BURT & CO, 1211 F ST. NW. “proviacial,” not the movement against it. ‘Hitherto Senator Ingalls has sympathized, at least verbally, with the effort to decreasa the number of surface tracks. to improve the ap- pearance of the reservations occupied by the railroads and to remove the stations from the immediate neighborhood of the Capitol. He MRS. LV. SLATER, 931 F st ow, WILL DISPLAY MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, announced in the Senate the other day that he | ta her new store choice designs of Imported Millincry still favored taking the B. & P. station fror: the mall. He bas also vigorously denounced on the floor of the Senate the location of the Baltimore and Ohio station “under the very eavesdroppings of the Capitol” The people of the city whose lives are threateyed including 1 ENGLISH HATS AND TOQUES. TTT RF and whose property is depreciated in value by Wu H. McKarws Dany Lerrz. the conditions of the present railroad ovcupa- tion have had no reason to change their minds on the subject, and they are unable to admit that the Senator's former wise and conrageous ‘views on the railroad problem are at ail | — provincial. $+ ——____ Elsewhere in Tax Star is printed « historical record of the capital's campaign for Rock Creek Park, which, after years of struggle. is now crowned with success. This project for the District's welfare is one in which Twe Star ‘ues been deeply interested and which it has warmly adtoeated from the first suggestion of the and during many years when the idee seemed — sttraction fs here that SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 1890, The “Gollen ” is gone, but an — Pi toake, Suits, Furs anal Yur ” We have heard it from too itforan instant. Suppose you — the compsrison when you get ready to —— WILLIAM H. McoKNEW Guecessor to R. H. Taylors, visionary. It feels, therefore, a profeund grat- 933 Pa. ave. nw, 1t tvs is worl can news vn su | BEEEESMEASEADARLEAABASELDASLG fog ie over, become with proprivty a historian qrectators and chronicler to tell, as it dass today, how the | Siitsni wera. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, MADE, Se. per yard; Best stitched Carpet Vielery wes wen, a = ama 745 und 147 BU st. ne. When Congressman Allon of Missievippi enid the republican party had gone to seod did he i A PB, es ss mam thatthe Furmers’ Atitance had got hoid | { © ea kee Red 5ss, ori oe ne eT boo aa Fe % Ss 5 Gea. Clarkson says “reciprocity is protec- tion's option om free trade.” Isn't it rather Mr. Biaine's option oa the presidency at '92 net? 734-736 SEVENTH ST. N.W. ‘We appreciate your kind responses to our ed. of Yesterday, and for Mondny will give you a line of bar- ains in the most desiraple Dry Goods of the season. Silks, Broadcloths and Camel's Hair are the most fashionable fabrice, We quote yous few prices that will make it worth your while to passa few moments ~ SILKS. ‘AD ow $1.50 Beat Black Silke, 980, Our @1.26 Best Feille Silks, 98c. Our 61 Warranted Pure Silk, 78. Our @8c. Warranted Pure Silk, 480, 0c. ‘We haves large assortment of Moire Silks in all shades which was bought ste sscrifics, We will offer We lot at Noewrrnsraxprsa ‘The Advence m Brice of Weolen Goode we propowe ta, a 50c. PER TARD, All-wool Tricot, Tic. ; reduced from 3M. All-wool Henrietts, 69c. ; redueed from 65c. All- wool Piaids and Stripes, 49¢. ; reduced from 750. WEBAVE IS STOCK THK FOLLOWING BLACK | 41! Our Ge. aud Sc. Apron Ginghame, be. Goops, WHICH WELL BF SOD aT THE OLD PRICES~THE SAME AS PEEVIOUS TO THE kwer & P LUPIN'S PRIESTLE: SOkOYD’, THE 3 S AND ‘THREE YIRST MAKERS Our 62.50 Outing Tee Gown, 61.98, ‘Comps, oxme. eeAyDS AND PLAIN BLACK In| OOS! 55 tee ; ase r FROM FIFTY CENTS TO FIVE DOLLARS | Our $2 Century Cloth, $1.75. PERYAED op | Ctr $250 Wattean Century, 61.98. FIFE BLACK Goups IX TEE CITY. bipbematens ONE PRICE. . ‘We will continue our Cloak Sale, as advertised im W. & SHUSTER & tows, Friday's San, for Monday and Tuesday, a aeaaaleie “wei Asovr Gexome Szat Sx Jaczzra | Strxs Axv Priors — a All our Seals are ruaranteed London dyed, sre well selected skins and Elemant Fitting, All the new shapes fm Seal Jackets and Capes. We are the recognized lesd~ BRUSHES.—Do you know that we retail Brushes of ail descriptions at very low figures? Look this stock over when you come in, it wili pay you. First quality TALL BRUSHES, with at 150, cack. fancy backs, 5 SMALL TOOTH BRUSHES at 5c. LARGER SIZE TOOTH BRUSHES at 100, 12c, ‘paronTe s USHERS at NT'S BEST ENGLISH TOOTH BH! ‘250, aud 350, An enormous line of HAIR BRUSHES, with or with- out solid backs, in all woods, such ss Fox ena Olive woods, English bristles; warranted; 40c., 50c,, 650., 75e., $21, $1.25, $1.50, $1.98 each. FLESH BRUSHES, both leather and wood decks, at ifferent prices, INFANTS’ BRUSHES, best make, 23¢. and CLOTHES BRUSHES, good size, splendid, at 250. An Elegant Fancy Bristle, chestnut center, 38c. prices cannot fail to sttract. METAL TOP# st 10c., sold everywhere at 25¢. Good Size Whisks at 10c. At our Our Notion Department. BUCKLES.—We have just received quite s large and varied assortment of Crochet Slidea Also novelties im Oxidized and Cut steel Buckles snd Slides. Blsck Crochet Buckles— + 1, 400, @ inch, 500, Oval 3-inch, 406, 4-inch, 60c, Cat steel— 2-inch, 306, S-inch, 0c. Oblong Shape— 2-inch, 40¢. B-incb, 60c. OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.—tmmediately on ; entering our store You will ses this Do- SEE partment, which isagem im itself, We OUR handle the different noveltios of Jewelry. NEW We have some Plated Ware, some Gold. DESIGNS The designsare ingenious. New Lace IN Pins, 26¢., 50c., 75c., $1. New Stick BONNET Pius, 5c. and 10¢. New Fob Chains, 81, PINS 81.25, 81.50. Collar Buttons, Cuff But- tons and Charms for either sexes. Other 10C, — Articles pertaining tos first-class Jew- elry Stock, Fine Card Casee at 080, All-leather Pocket Books, 98¢, Writing Desks, $1.98, us Seal Chatelains, $1.98, z 2Y9COO MetHprr EYE-GLASS POLISHERS.—This is a now invon- tion—quite an ingonious affuir—you can carry itin your pocket~a very handy af- fair, made of chamois. Price only 5c, Can be found atour Perfumery Depart- ‘ment. OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE. Can svail themsclves of our “Mail Order Depart- ment. Any communication will recetve prompt re ply. DR. JAEGER'S UNDERWEAR. This is advocated by the entire medical fraternity for its virtues and health prescrving qualities, We are their Washington agents, See us, ‘We are the Washington agents for FOSTER KID GLOVES, « Superior in fit and finish to ANY Glove. Guaranteed to wear, and THE STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS, —reslly worth $1 2: 20-inch of & $1.15 quality for $1 6 yard. wi-inch A) Faille—} Armures, Satin Duchesse, Rhedsimer, jurahs and Rhademes, in White and Cream—elmost any price you want to pay. The more delicate evening shades of Faille Francsiso—Pink, Palo amd Me- dium Btue, Crevette, Apricot, Leghorn, Maize ‘Lilac, Lavender, Pearl Gray, Silver, Cardinal, Nile, kc, Take your ehoice~91.i5 » yard. Eony bBo en green, leaned mene — Faille Francaise, Armures, Rhadzimers “atow on every bush"—are here in full force. jurah Silke—besides & lot of novelties that do not It would bes hard taste to please that this array. from the Blacks to the Whites, cou 14 not mect~and the prices—ail of the popular sort, HEADQUARTERS FOR SILKS, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING* NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVR Established 1840 » You Nex Osx Now. If THERE I8 ANY SEASON OF THE YEAR THAT YOU NEED A LIGHT- WEIGHT OVERCOAT IT 18 KOW. IT I8 RISKY TO BE WITHOUT ONE THESE L MORNINGS AND EVENINGS YOU HAVE NOT YET PURCHASED ONE COM& HERE AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM THE NEWEST AXD MOST STYLISH ASSORTMENT OF THOROUGHLY TAILORED GARMENTS YOU EVER Saw, NOTWITHSTANDING THE FACT THAT THE COATS ARE ALL OF THE LATEST STYLKS AND MOST FASHION- ABLE CABRICS THE PRIVES ARE EX- CEEDINGLY LOW WHEN YOU CON. SIDER THE QUALITIES, WE CAN SELL YOU AN ALL-WOOL GENUINE ENGLISH TWEED COAT AT TEN DOLLARS. ANY OTHER DEALER WOULD ASK YOU NEARER EIGHTEEN THAN TEN DOLLARS FOR THE SAME COAT. AT $12, 815, 818, $20 AND $25. Wk KEEP ON ADDING QUALITY AT BACH S1EP, AND AT 830 WE 8HOW YOU THE BEST OVERUOAT IN THE COUN- TRY, ABSOLUTELY PERFECT. LET US FURNISH YOUR OVERCOAT, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, SE. COR. 7TH AND D STS. N.W. 04-00 ‘These have been proven to be way shead of anything «aing in Wine Tain and Dado, Dought {rom others for Yet attempted in the pattern line. You save material and time by the tse of these. All dressmakers com- mond these, Fashion Gazctte now ready; yours free of charge, HIS WEEK WE'OFFER THREE SPECIAL BAR- low Shades, apring rolier, shades are a B7e. and 47¢. "Cannot be Jens than double these prices, early. ‘Theyawill pot last long. Window Shades description mude to order, Cull and get an 745 and 747 8th st, ne, t 25. Daareares, STOVES, Fonsrvre. CARPETS, ‘TIME WAS WHEN THE HOUSEKEEPER OF ORDINARY MEANS WAS NECESSITATED TO LIVE IN DISCOMFORT AND OFTTIMES IN SQUALOR, 8O CREDIT ACCOMMODATION BEING GRANTED, BECAUSE, FORSOOTH, THE INCOME WAS SMALL AND THE PATIENT LA BORER DEEMED are RDS LONG LACK CUR- UNWORTHY OF CREDIT, Poles and very peit, BLURS: THIS HUMILIATING INCONVENIENCE HAS HAPPILY BEEN OBVIATED BY OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, AND TODAY THE WAGE EARNER AND CAPITALIST RECEIVE A LIKE TREAT- MENT AT OUR HANDS, OUR ABSOLUTE CONFIDENCE IN THE IN- TEGRITY OF AMERICAN MANHOOD WAX- RANTS US IN ASSISTING THE HONEST TOILER TO ELEVATE HIMSELF SOCIALLY TO AN EQUAL PLANE WITH HIS MORE FORTUNATE NEIGHBOR, NO FORTHER 1NDORSEMUNT. BEING EXACTED THAN HiS D WORD OF HONOR ‘TO REQUITE US BY THE WEEK OB MONTH IN PARTIAL PAYMENTS UNTIL THE DEBT IS SATISFIED, THR USE AND ENJOYMENT OF THESE HOME COMFORTS BEING IN HIS POSSESSION ALL THE WHILE HOUSE & HERRMANN’S ASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, O22 AND 923 7TH ST. AND 627 AKD 636 9030-4 MASS. AVE ¥. Now Is Tue Tue To Bor. Our stock is now complete in all its depart- ments. Goods all bought at old prices, which benefit goes to you. A special barvatu in 38-inch All-wool Stripe Cashmere iu Blue, Gray, Garnet, Brown, Green, ‘Scarlet and Plam at 35 cents; worth 60 cente, A few pieces of 38-inch Checks, dark «flects, to go at 45 cents, Henriottas in Dehlia, Garnet, Marine, Myrtle, Mordorc Borax Bromure, ‘uae and Cabac, only 75 conta, Dress Patterns in Stripes and Plaids at $10 end 612.50. Weare showing Values in Black Faille ~ Silke at Te, 61 and $1.25, Philadelphis Store, Tue Box Mascuz. 000, (") vww ; wwww ox ey w 00 Fine Imported Chevron Kecfer Jackets, wide collar and front faced with French Seal Fur, floished with Silk frog fasten- ings, to be worn closed or open, with ‘wide roll. See what you can buy at 25. Examine this at special, 818 (MONDAY ONLY.) oororen Imported Wide Wale Reefer Jacket, ‘wide rolling collar, edge corded with fine silk braid, large horn buttons, Satin faced. Compare this with $8 Reefora Bpecial 66.48. THE BON MARCHE, (316 7th at. n. very patr, Biv. ieee < PrP, EER 9535, B Hua Goo Ht £44 Eran Sust es 3 at, 2te Why we sell Reliable Footwear lower thanany other house in town? READ Experience has probably taught aT you to look upon euch statements ‘with doubt. We therefore submit— YOUR for the considcration of those not acquatuted with us—a few of the LEISURE, m&ny reasons why we are pointed out by those who know as th@ow- ext-priced Shoe house in Washing- ton, NO 1, Oursis the only bouse in the MIDDLE- District thatsecures all its supplies MAN'S direct from the makers. PROFIT— — 2, Our goods are bought for net NET — cash and we extend credit tono CASH. one. QUANTITIES 3. The larger the quantity the ALWAYS lower the price.—We buy and sell at TELL, least % pairs to any other dealer's ‘one pair, xO 4. We sre located where rents COSTLY sre comparatively low and the ex- FINE pense of costly establishments is FEATHERS. not added to our price. Ifyou "ill consider these facts, you will realize why we can sell: AT $1.95.—Ladies’ Dongola Button Boots in either Common fense, Plain Opera or Patent Typ Toe, that others sell for €2.50. AT §2.60—Ladies’ Hand-sowed Welt Fine Button Boots, as comfortabie, stylish and retiable as anybody else's $3.50 Shoo, AT €2.05.—Ladies’ Fine Hand-turn or Hand- ‘welt Boots, in all the novel styles, beavy, medium or light weights; usually soldat ¢4. AT €3.05.—The Finest made Ladies’ Dress or Walking Boots—None better anywhere for 5 or $5.50. ° ‘The same proportionste low prices pre- ‘vail in our Men's and Children’s Shoes. A persons! inspection will beat ptove our claims. HAH S 816 SEVENTH 6T. 1922 PA, AVE, a! FORNITURE, DRAPERIES AND WALL DEC ORATIONS, In parlors Yellows, Blues, Creams and Buffs are the correct shadings. In Libraries and dining rome a heavier class of de- sign and coloring should be employed. Leather effects are very popular, The character of the furnishing can be in any of the following atyles: Italicn Renaissance, Old English or Old Dutch, Mooriah, Persian, Arabian, Indian or Japanese In Halls s novel trestment and a.startiing one is to have the walls in deop red, with the carpets of # like ‘shading and the woodwork and furnishings in white and gold. This treatment is more applicable to reception halls than the ordinary ones, Terra Cotta, Decp Bive, Dark Green and Brows are ‘eafe hall shades, ‘The desigus should be conventional in cheracter. ‘In Bed Rooms the lightest effects possible are used. ecink: Bine, Cream and Yellow are favorite ground rs. A pretty idea isto have two adjoining rooms fur- ‘nished in a sunilar manner with the wail paper of the free Sane. bas the color of one pink and the other Wo, Cretonne effects are still very popular and are always spleudid bed room treatment, OUR NEW DEPARTMENT, ‘Wo have spared no pains or expense in making our Wall Paper and Decorating Department as nearly per- fect as possible. The stock has been carefully selected and i one of the largest in thé city. ‘We make original treatments our specialty. In Fresco Painting we are prepared to submit destens and estimates and to execute every class of work from cornice tinting to the finest baud work in high and bas-relief. We employ the best me terials and labor in ‘executing our orders, and propose to do work at the Jowost possible figure consistent with their usage, In this department we have a dispiay rack, on which We show fifteen different side-wall treatments, some of them the latest from Paris, France, Boston and New York, the three centers from which the newest and most srtistic treatments emanate. A noteworthy treatment on this rack, which will be shown in a few days, is u Freuch Panel Treatment,with ove of the famous Zuber’s desixns, An inepection of our stock ia in itself @ color edu- cation. We cordially invite every one to pass judgment on our line whether wishin to purchase or not, ARCHITECTURAL DECORATIVE SPECIALTIES. Moorish, Japanese and Carved Fret, Grille and Lat- tice Work trom our own or architects’ desigus, ‘WOOD CARPET, INLAID AND PARQUETRY FLOORING, In which you can get the most decorative effect and perfect luierior finish. Estimates should be made be- Tore specificaious are drawn. VENETIAN BLINDS Are fast superceding inside shutters ae a practical and convenient mesus of shading light and ior attractive exterior eflect. ‘The services and svice of our five designers, whose Rationaliticn combine the English German. Italian and Amenran, we extend, with our compliments, to all customers, The view from our roof, nine stories above ground, aw well worth seeing. Three elevators, ‘W. B. MOSES & SONS, F and 11th ota ow, FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY, DRAPERIES, WALL PAPERS &0, Exery article marked im plain fyrures at eash prices, PPP FER a RSs pee EE* SST hE Sus, per ERG OH AAG Sut Kee Goo Ha’ to FOR THE COMING WEEK aT KE XN N sca ™ KH SNK oF Bs % HONS Eco im “x i BONN Bss! PPP oa A CO REE PoP AA AA CO F e 24 tua 244 God ERE S 812-614 SEVENTH STREET. MM MMITE oO St NN NERERRI y MuaMie of HSN SeTORRY ¥ aE WERE ee HM MUlaLinoH Sy NSERER OR ¥ = FRENCH FELT HATS AND BONNETS, IN ALL SHAPES AND COLOKS, SOLD EVERYWHERE FOR $3.25, AT NELLY BLY CAPS, WORTH 750. ; AT 480. FELT HATS. BEAVER EDGE, WORTH 1.50; AT 1.19. cco L 00 A KX Sg eo © oO AA x c L oo AA K, ook 0 0 AAA x os coo LLLL 00 aa kK K - OUR ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’, MISSES AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKS IS LAKGER THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THIS CITY, AND WS GUARANTEE YOU A SAVING OF AT LEAST 15 PERCENT ON YOUR PURCHASE, A HANDSOME CHEVIOT JACKET, WORTH 8h, IN BLACK AND BLUE, WE OFFER FOR THE COMING WEEK AT 83.98, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BLAZERS AT 82. 25. CHILDREN'S COATS, IN ALL STYLES AND COLOKS, WOKTH 85; AT 83.87. PD! RRR DD RR D RRR Be EE go Ph gM B to 83 23 Be 40-inch Camel's-bair Cloth at.. 54-inch Camel's-hair Plaids at. 4 FULL LINE OF DRESS ROBES. BLAXKETS AND COMFORTS. Biankei, Oregon make, California Blankets, 10-4, 11-4, 12-4, All-wool from.. seeerecerse- 5 t0 B16 1.50 = 450 Our 1 Comfort—Openiug price....... eavene 758 A Good Turkey-red White Cotton Filled Comfort, An Elegant Sateen Comfort, white cotton filled, ’ PAGES. OFFicn oF ‘WOODWARD & LOTRROP. BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSER, ‘WaSRINGTOX, D.C. Sarcxoar, Octoser 4, 1890. CHILDRENS AND MISSES’ DEPARTMENT, An entirely new snd beautiful line of Garments will bo exbibited at attractive Prices, Children's One-piece Dresses. ‘Misses’ Two-piece Dresses. Children’s and Misses’ Reetora, ‘Misses’ Jackets and Nawmarkets. Tiine of Children's and Misses Navy Cheviot Resfors with targe boue buttons fnd edged with fancy cond. Size 6—Price $4.00, Bize 8— Price 04.25. Bize 10—Price 64.50. Size 12—Price 84.75. Size 14—Price $5.00. 1 fine of Children's and Misses’ All- ‘Woo! Fiannel Dromes in Navy and Brown with full sleeves and waist, vest __ front and edged with fancy cord, Size 4—Price €:.75. Bize 6—Price 04.50. Bize 8—Price @5. 25. Bize 10—Price $6.00. Size 12—Pri-e 96.75. Aline of Children's and Misses’ All- ‘wool Fancy Scotch Plaid Dresses im Green and Navy effects. Size 6 —Price @6. Size 8 —Price 80.768. Bize 10—Price 87.50. Size 12—Price @8.45 1 line of Children's and Misses’ Dark ‘Checked Greteben Cionka, double Dressted and full leeves. Size 8 —Price 96.50, Size 10—Price ¢7. Bize 12—Price $7.50, Size 14—Price 88. 1 line of Children's and Dark Btriped Cheviot Cloaks, Size 6 —Price $6.50. Bize 10—Price 87. Size 14—Price $8.25, 1 line of Children's and Misses? Al- woo! Fancy Plaid Closke, with large Mleeves, pointed cape collar and edged ‘With fancy cord. Size 8 —Price $16. Size 10—Price $17, Bize 12—Price 318 Bize 14—Price $19. 1 line of Children’s and Misses’ Checked Ulsters, double breasted, full Sleeves, lane buttons. Size 8 —Price 88. Size 10~Price 88.50. Size 12—Price 49. 1 line of Misses' Double Breasted Navy Cheviot Reefers. Size 12, 14 and 16 rears. Price 83. 1 line of Misses’ Navy and Green Diagonal Cloth Uisters, large sleeves and cord trimmings Size 12—Price $16, Size 14—Price @17. Bize 16—Price $18. 1 line of Misses’ Fine All-wool Navy Chevron Newmarkets, trimmed with * black braid ornaments. Size 12—Price $17. Size 14—Price $18. Size 16—Price $19. (Third floor.) NEW FALL JERSEYS.—A full stock of both Tuiported and Domestic Jerseys in the vory best effects at popular prices. ‘The plain All-wool Black Jersey st #1 is an extra good valne—well made and Perfect fitting. We also have the plain goods at $1.50, 82, $2.25 and 82.50. In Braided Jerseys we call special at- tention to our 62.50 Jersey, braided Fig- ero style, very neat pattern and suporior goods. We are showing soveral other Bew patterns at same price. $21.50 is (he popular price for Braided Jerscys. We show an elegant variety at this price in tucke, fiat braids, sou- tache braids and cord effects. ‘We mention one style Jersey, braided ‘with flat braid, put on vertically, pro- ducing a yokecffect. This is a neat style, ‘with full high sleeves, Only $3.50. At 84.75 we mention a Fine Black Jer- sey with fuli tucked sleeves, tucked front Rove Buds in Red, Pink and Yellow 18, 20, 25 and ite. a spray. Red Rose Buds Joc, a spray. Rose Buds, in led, Pink sad Yellow, 60c. a bunch, Rose Bad. in Red, Pink and Yellow. $1.50 a bunch. White Liecs. 25. a spray. Purple Lilaca, 18. a spray. ‘Chrysauthem ums, in all colors, 62c, eepray. Pinks, in ali colora 25 and 46c. a spray. irst floor. LIXENS.—Bleached Linen Turkish Bath Towels, 75c., $1 and $1.50 each. Special values am Cotton Terry Bath Towels, 1236, 25 and 50c. each. Brown Linen Turkish Horse Rub- bers for grooming horses. 50c. eech, 50 dozen Bleached Damask Napsing, 81.12% per dozen. (econd floor.) WHITE GOODS.—36-inch Nainsook, ¢luster tucks an¢ open work, specially suitable for children's aprons and skirts, ‘BSc. per yard. 1 Case Medium and Large Plaid Nain- socks, good value, 12%. per yard A Variety of Styles iu New 40-inch Apronette Lawns, with satin stripes and oven work borders, 10, 12} and 17, per yard. Turkish Terry Bath Sheets, in white and cream $1.25 to 83.75 each. 1 Case of House Cleaning Dusters, 10¢. each. (Gecoud floor.) RED FLANNELS FOR WINTER —We are now showing « full assortment of iy There is no doubt now but that Fian- nela will be much hither in a short time and probably withu: a week the advance ‘will be anvounced, so that it is incum- bent upon every one who believes that 3 “penny saved is two pence earned” to take advantage of the pres- ent low prices and purchase before the rise. A fair quality of Bed Twillea Flannel Bt 25, 3G, 35, 37%, 40 and 450. per yd. ‘The celebrated Talvot Extra Heavy Bed Twilied Fiannels, 50,00 and 70c.ya. Finest makes for best Underwear, 7 85c. and 81 per sd TENNIS FLANNELS FOR PaJa- dels of os soomaenenn “Choton line ot Back Embroliered Fichus, with handsome silk frings. Show has ot Condigan Jackets, with and without sleeves, all colors and fency stripes. $1.25 0 @2.50 ‘Full line of Ksit Capes, Reodsand Sondasious and Mant Sans donee ‘Ste, ‘Fine Silt and Weo! Persian Shswis in Orncs Or ‘W. & MERCE & CO. SUCCESSORS TO BR @ Davia, 719 MARKET @Pack, CORKER 6TH st, ‘Wo matter how fine the toxture of the material (t te Always enriched and beentified By handsome and tasteful trimesings. For years there has not been sencon when Garnattros have boon so fashionabie or 0 varied. ‘There are handsome Fassementeries in new designa, novelties in @nimpa some of them lavishly jeweled, Drilitant Timeci effecte. In fact, the Qrienta: richness of these goods are beyond conception, and to eet clear ides of their beau:y you will have to ese thom ‘There is no taste 00 fastidiows, mo fancy wo fartetcbed in the Dress Trimming line bat we are ready to «at infy it, Beaded and Jeweled Trimmings in Persian effects, ‘Band 34 ipches wide, at @Y, $2.50, 65 and 68 per yard Fersian Applica Trimming, 13, 244 and Jinches wide, at 01.65, @3.25, 04.25. $7.50 and @8 per yard. ‘Beaded avd Sik Trimmings ip Bisck and Gold, ot 50c., 606, $2.50, @2.75, #2.88 and 83.25 per ynrd. Novelties im Gold Guimp, %, 1,24 snd 3 inches Wide, at 35¢., 50c., 70c., 1.35, $1.75 and $1.87 per yard Gold Band Guimp, 2 inches wide, at 880. per yard. A Rich aud Delicate Leat Design, Black and Gold Beaded Passementerie, 6 inches wide, 8.75 per yard. Also & similsr design in Black, Gold end Silver Mixed, 3 inches wide, at €4.50 per yard. Velvet Guimp Leaf Desien, 2 toned, 2 inches wile, tm all the provailing shades, 75e. yard. Jeweled Trimming, 1 and Linches wide, #2 and @6 per yard. Chenille and Silk Gutmp, (n all colors, outlined with fold, 2 inches wide, at Sc. per yard. Black Crochet Guimpa, \ to ¥ iuches st 400, 55e., Gie., T5e., 1. S, 81.50, o175 #250, 83 im all the latest novelties, from 18c. to $10 per yard. Bixck Sk Mose Heading, from S00 to @2.25 per Colored Moss Heading, in all colors, at 250, 50c, ‘750. ey Black Chenille Frings, at $1.25, 1.60, #1. 62.25, 82. 504nd 83 yer rend. eed Mack Silk Pendant Fringe, from €1 to $3.75 per Mourning Fringe, from 40¢. to #2 per yard. Bleck 8k Fringe, from 61c. to 86 per yard. plulored lk Cord Fringe, a new Fall Shades 01.95 One of the new thins» s the Hayden Garnature. We @resbowing thew in Steel and Liack, at $6.50 and 68 «_ Bisck and Silk Pussementarie Cu, at 84 and 64.25 runemen terie Sleeves in Black Silk, $4.75 to @98 Zouave Jackets in Black Silk, EMBROIDERIES. Having just received a lance and carefully selected supply of these goods we are ensbled to show some Unusually attractive patterus, ee Edges, 1 inch wide, at 25, ¥8 and Sle. per va Pointed Edges, 2 inches wide, at 35c., 40c., 450. and 50e. per yard. seralted Edges, 3 inches wide, at 40, 45 andS0e. por para bted Bakes, 5 inches wide, at 65, 68 and 7c, per ‘3 to 83.50 each. _ atrow Nainsook Edges, very fine, } inch wide, at 7, ®. ®, 10, 21, 12, 24, 15, 18, 20, 25 and B0c. per ya. Narrow Hamburg Edges, 1 inch wide, from 7e. to 2Be. per yard. Narrow Hamburg Edges, 2 inches wide, from 15 to 30e. per yard. Narrow Hamburg Edges, 3 inches wide, from 18 to BSc. per yer. ‘Fine Cambric Edges and Insertings to match in seta A full live bxtra Fine and Delicate Pattern Kdgos, in Nainsook and Cambric, for infants’ woar. WHITE Goops. Pisid Nainsooks for Aprons st 10, 12,15, 20nd thing ‘2be. per yard. It is just the for cluldren's: school aprons, Masalio for Infante’ Wear et 25, 3744, 50, 62% and per yard. Joues’ Cambric, 45 inches wide, 20, 25, 37% and 500 Plain Nainsooks, 45 inches wide, 20c., 220., 250, ‘BT isc. and 400. per yara. W. A PIERCE & CO, Successors to K G. Davis, u ‘719 Market Space, corner 8th street. “7 5, mean Hn ys But we are prepared to sell CAPES, MUFFS, BOAS, TRIMMINGS, COLLARS, &o., ‘At reasonable prices Large Stock SEAL JACKETS, this season's styles, 3B. . STINEMETZ & BONS, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 1237 Penna. ave., ‘Through to 413 13th st, Dorr Maxz A Misraxe : And buy your Dry Goods and Cloaks Before secing the Mammoth Stock at STEASBURGER'S DEY GOODS AND CLOAK BTORES, 404 and 406 7TH ST. Kw. REMEMBER ‘We sell only g00d goods made for the finest rete! trade ana IMPORT Al our Imported Goods direct, and sell them at rock bottom prices, PLAIN FIGURES Marked on all goods throughout the house snd ia every department, Our CLOAKS Are the finest made for the prices asked. We have seme of the best vaiues possible to be obtained in Cloaka, Our Ciosk Department is on first floor; no steps to climb and no time lost waiting for elevator. JACKETS Of every descrirtion, tight and loose Sitting, Teveres, ‘Vest fronts, winter blazers, & length and many other ‘styles in Misses’ and Ladies’ sizes. NEWMAREETS For Ladies, Misses and Children, with apd without capes, high sleeves, in plaids, stripes aud plain cloth SEAL PLUSH : Garments of ali styles and shapes. Jackets with storm collars and many other novelties in Plusb Jacketa, ouB Seal Piush Sacks. 40-inch lengtha, at 625 are eque Sf mot better than those asked @3% for. Ask to see our ‘DRESS GOODS Bold by us are as represented. Our 490. ‘Side Band Berges are ai) wool and well worth 6260. © "Fi eos rl A040 42 che ie Best made 46-inch All-wool Henrietta, in all light SLA COS. ek to ean