Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1890, Page 4

THE ae EVENING STAR WASHINGTON October 13. 1890. |G STAR has the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other prpers published in Washington. eS * There is going to bea lively scrimmage in the special session of the Ohio legislature. The Hamilton county members and other friends of the Cincinnati board of public im- Provements contend that no good evidence of wrong doing has been produced against the board and they will make a bitter fight to pre- vent the abolition of the board and the result- ing political loss of a large number of its 1,500 employes. They even threaten to vote with the republicans to restore the gerrymandered districts, if Gov. Campbell and the democratic members of the legislature from the country push the board too hard and the special session would furnish the oppor- tunity for such a deal with the republicans be- fore the coming election. The state republi- cans enjoy the political situation hugely. If they vote that Gov. Campbell has sustained his charges against the board and it is abolished, they are assured by the Hamilton county dem- ecrats that the county will go republican through votes of the board's discharged em- Ployes. If they vote with the Hamilton county men to protect the board, it is suggested that they will be compensated bya correction of the gerrymander. For the present and immedinte future it is with them politically a case of “heads I win, tails you lose. _ Some very interesting cases will be heard at the October term of the Supreme Court, which opens today. Besides the expected reaffirma- tion of the original package decision, another matter of public interest is the electrocution case from New York, the point of unconstitu- tionality having been raised in the case of the the Japanese Jugigo. A painful feature of the opening of the session will be the absence of Justice Miller. During the past four years only for a short time last spring has there been sfull bench. When to the onerous duties of the circuit are superadded the other and sta- tionary duties of the court it will be seen why there is inability to command a full attendance of men who have lived beyond the average of years in the public service. Something must be done to relieve the Supreme Court, and done speedily. There is neither wisdom nor hu- manity in the present system. _aneeoey ola The Columbia Athletic Club of this city did not take any prizes at the Columbian games of Saturday, the first Columbiad, as it were, but the club won something of more permanent value in its capacity of host to all the athletic guests who visited the capital. It took them to its hospitable bosom, it opened to them the doors of its home and it wrote “Welcome” over its gates. What it did for itself it did for Wash- ington, and it has given to all the visitors a kindliness of personal feeling which is not less strong than was their pride in the city as the national capital. The Columbia Club has made a record for itself of the satisfactory kind which no future meet of the Amateur Athletic Union can ever break. a Our peripatetic Police Court will have to travel far before it fares worse than in its original quarters, now undergoing repairs. Even when repaired the building will be un- suitable, poorly ventilated and unhealthfal. Is it necessary to offset the honor of judicial posi- tion in the District by shortening the lives of the judges? —————— The Courier-Journal has adopted into its partisan vocabulary the word McKinleyed. It applies to prices and means an increase of from one to one thousand per cent, according to circumstances, 3 Col. Watterson, the noted free trader, is of the opinion that the late Mr. Reubea Burrows of Alabama was a “robber baron.” —$<$<$<<—————_ Simultaneously with the story of Russian activity on the Armenian border comes another story that the archducal commander of the Russian army is insane. There is no sugges- tion of cause and effect. The real commander bears no kinship to the imperial family. aan Jen coy ior. cian Every now and then South Carolina reads her peculiar declaration of independence of the ruling party in the state, no matter whether the party be federal, republican or dem- ocratic. - ———— + As an athletic center Washington bids fair to take the same rank as it does capitally, so- cially, politically and beautifully, and the charm of our athletic excellence is that it is all non-professional. The capital went out of the professional line when the base ball club hung its pennant on the tail board of the pro- cession. eee aa Major McKinley would like to work a pro- hibitive tariff on the manufacture of demo- cratic gerrymanders, Dovgzass & Bro. NTER-OCEAN BUILDING, OTH ST. TUESDtY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY we shail tempt you with the following, but the prices ul be for those days oul: Bal 50c. Hose, size 8% and 9, Be. One Lot Ladies’ Fast ack . pair, One Lot Ladies’ Fast Hose at ofbe Let Ladies! Fancy Boot” Patterns, black Sect at 2: pair. Four Lots of Ladies’ 5c. Black Hose. light and heavy weight, double woles, high spliced hee Genuine English Fast Black Ribbed Hose per pair. Siofaite’ SC and" Loug Lauiive Wool Yew in Black and White. Dr. Warner's Health Underwear for ladies in White (Cream and natural wool. Furley & Battrum’s Celebrated Underwear for ladies nd childreu, Also Saxony. Persian and Austra! Sook Lnderwearin Ked and White, ribbed veste sad, rawers. pf Dozen Drawn Work Stamped 50c. Bureau Scarfs, ye. eae! 6 Dozen Knotted-fringe Stamped 50c, Bureau Beart Soc each Pozen Kuotted-fringe Stamped 35. Bureau exc! Doze Damask 39. Tray Cloths at 25¢. each, Dozen Stamped Momie-cloth 3¥c. Splashers at We ask your especial attention to s full line of the best imported Germantown and Saxony Wools, “POUGLASS & BRO. pus Lot Eatre Bt Hose at ois Inter-ocean Building. Norwrrastaxprxa ‘The Advance in Frice uf, Weolen Goods we propose to sell all non 00 RR! HoH OO kK *e ea &3 Bt Rk HoH oO RE BRB LL A SN NK BBE 4 ENN K BFE oA PES Ses turd“ § MSE AND EO BP BP AA PPP RRR, Aaa P RR bud ae KE aT TN SEAL, PERSIAN LAMB, ASTRACHAN, BEAVER. MINK, MARTEN, SABLE, MON- ‘KEY, WOOL SEAL, KRIMMER, ae fe Ax na kee 24 be i A 22 2 ee MUFFS, LOAS AND TRIMMINGS. B. M STINEMETZ & SONS, 1237 Peuna. ave. Through to 413 13th st. CALF IF 80, CALL AND SEE U8. BOOTS WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FOR MEN'S DRESS BOOTS, WORK MEN'S WALEING BOOTS, oR MEN'S WORKING BOOTS, DRESS BREWERS’ BOOTS, AT 81.95, | BUTCHERS’ BOOTS, AT 62.50, | FARMERS’ BOOTS, AT 2.03, FIREMEN'8 BOOTS, AT 83.95, DYERS* BOOTS, AT 84.95, OLD MEN'S BOOTS, BEsT POLICEMEN’S BOOTS, KIP DRIVERS’ BOOTS, J BOOTS GRIPMEN’S BOOTS, AT $1.50, CALF BOOTS, AT $1.95, KIP BOOTS, AT @2.50. WOOL-LINED CLOTH BOOTS, WE HAND-SEWED BOOTS, WARRANT HAND-PEGGED BOOTS, EVERY SCREWED BOOTS, BOOT RUBBER BOOTS, WE FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHIL- SELL DREN. nH OW A nH Hun £& init we 4 ETE RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH ST. 1922 PA, AVE. it 2BLPA. AVE. SE. * FOR NOVFLTIES IN DRESS ‘The secret will be exposed ne Star. ols 6t wt45™- MIASMA, ‘What is it? An exhalation from swamps, damp land, freshly turned earth and stale vegetables, which carries with it the germs of dangerous diseases, especially from malaria and fevers, MERTZS WINE OF CALISAYA AND IRON MERTZ’S WINE OF CALISAYA AND IRON is the great specific for this class of diseases and the great strength giver. Price 75 cents @ bottie. Pleasant to the taste and never dis- colors the teeth. E. P. MERTZ, Family Druggist, 1014 Fst, o13 Washington, Ez Awarr Yorr SJvvoment IN THE SHOWING OF OUR NEW CROP OF ver ¥ Fe ¥ F SS, TTIT § cd a, +T SPECIAL IMPORTATION OF CARR'S ENGLISH MELTONS and BROOKS’ EXCELSIOR OVERCOATINGS—won't tell the Price till you've seen them, Best Assortment in town of BLACK AND BLUE CHEVIOTS—pstterns ranging from the Rough Scotch Diagonal to the Smooth as Vel- yet—You kuow our price, notwithstanding McKinicy's swollen tariff SUITS, $20.00. TROUSERS, $5.00, Made to your measure in the SWELL DOUBLE-BREASTED SACK or the FASHIONABLE TUREE-BUTTON CUTAWAY, LINED AS YOU LIKE IT, If there's an idea or combination of ideas in the better tailoring of our garments—from sponging to finishing process—that we haven't adopted regardless of expense, you'll surprise us in the telling, NN NWT cco N NNNUW CG GO Oo NNNHG OO NNN oo NNN U TITr HOH +. #8 tT HHH 2 sa v FUR CAPES See onr Wool FUR CAPES Beal Cape at FUR CAPES 88.00. FUR CAPES FUK CAPES Sce our Real FUR CAPES trachan Cape at FUK CAPES 87.98, FUR CAPES FUR CAPES See our Fests mawlfatioe FUR bas z FUR Persian ism Cape at EUR ria io Smit Cape y ont Capes in As . FUR Nutria, FUR CAPE! Pg FUK Wool Saal, African Seal and our EU CARI befSre buying. FUK CAPES RISE CES FUK CAPES as — FUR OF FURS aT THE 00 NN ® NRE 88 RRS ‘00 Me ols 316 7TH ST. NORTHWEST. . 2a | D. J. GOLDENBERG, THE SONUMENTAL, 937 AND 039 F ST. N.W. ON SALE mn 72, FER NN ON TT Pe a9 B'D oo mere OS tome 8 Bs gee eke 11 9? "yg — DpD 00 Zzz EER N NN PPP, Uo D RRR FES PoP KOR E prey i ER Pu i fen | 3 Cap Ee. Su8 Hl tun RRR It RRR RB FER ppp. ERT Rn Ah EF BR ERE IT ink Enh ER BB ER Seu fos Eee Bop’ YY Fer THIT 585, VV E ges F | ie vo oer "ss +f 59 > PINE, BLUE, GOLD, LAVENDER, CREME, RED AND BLACK, bic, Sie. 570, THESE VESTS HAVE BEEN SOLD AT 81. WE THINK THEY WERE ONCE ADVERTISED IN THIS CITY AS A GREAT BARGAIN FOR 75c. AND THEY WERE CHEAP AT THAT. OUR PRICE 18 Sie. 570. 57. FOR ALL SIZES. id Pp. ppb RRR MW KBR RAB OO NN N KO RIB RP Oo ONNN RRR OM KBE BBB OO ONNN R RIB B O ONNN R RU BBB LEB OO N NN Ca on EER [a = E Sss. AA "i EE Sys8 2° A LLLL KER AS IS A SALE. THE FINEST QUALITY OF PURE SILK, S55 666, RRR e 8G Gk R RRR. R K Pp, p> wuzaa >>! > erzsz Bate pesos = Fake 200, ® Sec08 wazzg w2% is EVERY CONCEIVABLE SHADE, No. 2-4%c. No. 4—6i¢c. No. 5—7ige. No. 7—O'4e. No. 9-120. No. 12-15k¢e. No. 16—19¢, No, 22-230, JUST ABOUT 50 PER CENT LESS THAN REGULAR PRI THIS I8 FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. THE MONUMENTAL, YOULL MAKE MONEY BY EXAMINING OUR SPECIAL OFFERINGS THIS WEEK OF ccc L 00 A K OK BSSs co L 90 BA KK iy Go bE 88 hy BS a8Ss cco ELL 00 A A KK Bgy8 A NNN DDD AA NNN DD AA NNN DD AAA NNN D D aa NNN DbD VvseVERR, Vv Vv qT! Tene yy BT sS8s VVEE TL vv t Ses, VY BOL Vy T te Vo REE LULL Vv t Sus = 937 AND it Lees. FOR NOVELTIFS IN DRESS ‘would advice you to wait, Th in ten days through Tho Star, MM My MMM re ea 583 1 8 Reo HH i 8g HHH OS OER 8ss, HO ae Sss8 HH Soo? kre Sss8 = IT 18 TRUE THAT MACHINE-MADE SHOES ARE FAIRLY GOOD. BUT THEY HAVE DEFECTS. WAXED ENDS, PEGS, NAILS AND HARD KNOTS, WHICH HURT THE FEET AND TEAR 1 E CHEAP IN THE BEGINNING, BUT EXPE ms IN THE END. PAY A LITTLE MORE AND GET A HAND MADE, FLEXIBLE, COMFORTABLE SHOE, MEN’S STRICTLY HAND MADE SHOES, ed he ate Py | © 0% ww mm. 25 23 be as FP WP Ss MEN'S LIGHT CALF LACE, 85.00. MEN'S PATENT LEATHER LACE, 85.00, RELIABLE, ARTISTIC, COMFORTABLE AND INEXPENSIVE. THESE ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF 1HE Phe Par Bas i at = OUR STOCK OF LADIES’ WALKING, CAR- RIAGE, DINNER, RECEPTION, BED ROOM AND EVENING SHOES AND SLIPPERS I8 WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE iT EVER SHOWN BY US. LADIES’ HAND-MADE SHOES, BASS, at #3 at: ad 82 - OTHER AND BETTER SHOES FROM 84.00 ‘TO $7.00. ALLTHE LATEST SHADES AND STYLES IN SUEDE AND FRENCH KID AND PATENT LEATHER, OXFORD TIES AND SLIPPERS. LADIES DESIRING TO HAVE SHOES OR SLIPPERS TO MATCH THEIR DRESS CAN LEAVE THEIR OKDERS WITH US AND WE WILL GUARANTEE A FIT. ARTHUR BURT & CO, 013 1211 F ST. RW Orn Bepwzar Deranruent. HERE WE LEAD. We stand first right here. Our stock is exceedingly large, our assortment as varied as it is possible to hold under one roof and our prices are very correct, We pride ourselves on this stock, We buy from the largest and most reliable manufacturers. All our Bedwear measures out full, and when we tell you s Blanket is wool” you may feel sure of i, When we tell you a Comforter is filled with white cotton bat- ting it is WHITE—no shoddy substance, although wo carry the cheap grades, You are advised what you sre buying. For this weck we are offering: 10-4 White $1 Blankets, 10-4 White Heavior Weight, 81.25. 10-4 Woo! Blanket, g2. 10-4 Eagle ‘our leader), $2.50. 10-4 Frankfort Wool Blanket, 83, 10-4 Cumberland All Wool, 84. 10-4 Extra All Wool, 85. 10-4 California Wool, 86.50. 11-4 Shedandoah, $3, 11-4 Frankfort, $3.75, 11-4 VENETIAN ALL-WOOL Heavy Wolght, 85. 11-4 Australian Wool, 86, in Pink, Blue and Red borders. 11-4 Diamond Valley California Wool. #8. 11-4 Perfection California Biauket, scroll borders, 810, Wo aroofforing a Crochet Spread at $0c, equal to any 81 Spread over shown by us. CROCHET SPREADS at only 90c., $1 and $1.25, in Marseilles patterns, fall size, Our 1.50 Crochet Spread is THREE-PLY THREAD, BOTH WAKP AND FILLING. We also havo Crochet Spreads for cots, { beds and extra-sized beds, We havo a cheap and elegant line of Maracilles Spreads, both domestic and impurted goods, Our No, 125 full-size raised designs are only 82. We have them at $2.50, $5.50 and $3.90. Extra value, 85, 86, 87, Hand ¢10, We sro handling a larger variety of Colored Bed Wear than ever before. Colored Bed Spreads, with fringe, PATENT MITCHELINE Spreads, in Fink, Light Biue, Medium Blue, Orange and Buff, at 83. euaranteo the colors, Turkish Embossed Spreads.in White, Pink and Blo. Our Comforts range in price from 50c. to #35. Cot size, 50c. At $1lwe can givoyou a Full-size Comfort, with White filling. Botter grades at $1.20, $1.25, 81.50 and 81.75, Our 82 Comfort is Pacific twill with Red lining and filled with Wiute cotton, We are selliug » SATTEEN COMFORT with FANCY STITCHING, Red lining,ovly 22.50. BORDERED SATTEEN COMFORTS, 82.75. Our $35 Comforts are sateen on both sides, plain and figured linings, French Satteen Comforts, in rich effects, with oil- boiled lining and best carded cotton, at $3.50 and 84. est Freuch Satteen Comforts, with Blue, Pink, Red and Gold sattcen linings, 85. Cheese Cloth Comforts, in plain White and all the light shades, Figured Batiste Comforts, $2.50. Persian Mull Comforts, with fancy quilting, light Uning, at $2.25 and 2.50, Eider-down Comforts made of the bsst French sat- teen and fancy corded stitch, $9.50, $10, 812, $12.50, 50. We have a large assortment of CRIB SPREADS and CRIB BLANKETS, EMBROIDERED CRIB BLANKETS for 82.26, 82.50 83, $3.50, 84 and $5, We have looked out for the baby. We have a Crib Blanket for comfort and some that combine beauty and comfort, Some lavishly embossed, some plain Eo & ERE ss fan AA RRS oS TLL 2A ON ONN S55 BRU U RK Gt n Phe EE, 2% BE mp Ue Ee Goo BE Ess “ol ER GSP HOE an BBB RI 00. ae BB Re 0° “26 2 iss BOE ‘oo =F 424-426 SEVENTH ST, Weare the agents here for Dr, Jaeger’s celebrated Sanitary Underwear. Descriptive catulogue mailed to out-of-town people. 013 Le". FOR NOVELTIES IN DRESS woul ‘on to wail inten days through Ine BBR A OU OU MM MM o™ ss, BAA U U MMMM ® £8 Be AA U OU Mau 'S8g BAA MMM Bug POPULAR feaneenes PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT DAILY, WE OFFER SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY AT A SPECIAL PRICE WHICH HOLDS GOOD FOR THE NEXT DAY ONLY, FOR oho S555 GoD we offer for tomorrow a Ladies’ $1 Muslin Skirt. 20 doz. of them, made of good muslin, with yoke,a 4-inch rufile aud six tucks above ruffle, The embroid- ery alone is worth Gic, without the muslin and making, Embroideries @re going up every day, and for G5 cents we don’t expect this 20 dozen Skirts to last throughout the day, FoR i we oS oy, eB RAs Eo Sighs wo offer tomorrow @ Une of Chil- dren's Newmarkets, marked to sell from $5.50 to 87.50. These aro made of stylish Striped Cloths, with the new Garrick Cape. Sizes four to twelve years. We would like you to pay ont Cloak Department a visit of inspection. Wo are showing a magnificent assortment of Wraps of all styles and prices, and this cffer of $5.50 to 87.50 Garments for €3.25 each isa special inducement for you to visit us tomorrow. We guarantce every Garment wo soll—throughont the stock—to bo under the price of what you will have to Pay for the same clase of garment else- ‘whero, . ‘The above two items should be taken advantage of. If you call tommorrow you will, BA ps SOPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. Ladies and Gentlemen: You are not taking all the advantage you might of our Reries of Special Sales, We aro quoting prices that should treble, rather than only double, last year’s reccpd of sales. Here's an illustration of your care- Jessness, non-appreciation—call it what you will: On Saturday we advertised Ribbed Lisle Hose reduced from 35c. to 25c. Our Hosiery buyer will substant!- ate this statement: Over £00 patrs were eagerly bought by the saies prople themselves, while not more than 150 pairs were sold to others, Now, this proves two facts; first, that the Hose wore ‘an undoubted bargain, or would the anles people have 80 willingly bought them? Secona, your neglect of our efforts to serve you well, and for which we think you doserve this ncolding. Respectfully, THE Pe oh bE A TE ss pee AA OE AA TH Bssg PSA Tos SAAT S558 RE Y RR 0% YY as E reas Y if ft RK 00 ¥ 24 ts Tomorrow (Tuesday) we offer the same sp*cial prices as quoted for today. * You'll find two columns of these prices advertised in Saturday's Star, Remember,these reduced prices are quoted for the latest autumn nov- elties. We told you in a late advertisoment the why of itin detail. Briefly: We lately supplied ourselves with thrice our usual stock in order to buy prior to the passing of the tariff bill, In order to do thrice our usual business reduced prices are quoted in every de- Partment, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Wannaxtep Ko Groves, TA. ‘Ninety-six cents is our regular price for these 4-but- tou French KidGloves, Fast Black and all correct au- tum shades. We needn't tell you of the quality when we write in large letters-EVELY PAIR WAR- RANTED, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Gesurse Prosrx Groves, TAc. Eighty-nine cents is our regular price. We chal- lenge contradict‘on of this statement: THAT THE GLOVES WE OFFER FOR 74 CENTS CANNOT BE PURCHASED AT LESS THAN 89 A DOZEN AT WHOLESALE. Since we bought 1,000 dozen of these Pigskin Mousquetaires you may infer we know of what we write, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Usonessep Ko Groves, TAo. These 4-button Gloves we sell regularly at 85 cents, The volume of our Glove trede enables very large purchases; our cash business enables advantegeous buying and small profit when selling. Thus it is you will find these Gloves equal the usual $1 Kid Gloves. THE PaLals ROYAL, (Continued below.) Scene Movsoverames, T9c. These 8-button Undressed Kid Mousquetaires have long been the favorite Glove of our patrons, many of whom have bought no other during the last twelve years, This is the first time they have been reduced from 98 to79 cents, Please appreciate the fact that ‘we pay wholesale for these Gloves the same price as paid by others for their $1.25 Gloves, In short, they are the usual $1.:25 Gloves, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Ww PPP ERERRR CO FER NN NITTY NG ow PPE ROR OCR NNN T 1% @ PPP EE RRR © ER NNN T it P E RR C OK NNN T mW" Pp ERER R CCUKKEN NN T DDD. IT g8S_ OCC 00 U TNX bp pus Seco ou UN D Dig $600 OU UN bpp u 8388 Gog 00 “UU N During the Special Sale. Black Silks, Priestley’s and Courtauld’s Black Wool Dress Goods at 10 per cent off the marked prices, PRICE LIST BLACK SILKS, SURAHS—19 inches wide, 50 and 68c. yard; 20- inch, 75c., and 24 inches, 89c. and $1 yard. FAILLE FRANCAISE—20 inches wide, 79¢c. and $1 yard; 23-inch, 81.25 yard; special quality, 22 inches wide, $1.39. GROS GRAIN—23-inch, $1 yard; best qualities, 23 inches, $1.98 and 2.25 yard; special, 22 inches wide, $1.25 and $1.50 yara, SATIN RHADAME—20 inches wide, 75c, yard; 22 inches, $1 and $1.25. RHADZIMIR—22 inches wide, $1 and $1.25 yard. ROYAL AKMURE-—22 inches wide, 31 and 81.23 yard. PEAU DE SOIE—22 inches wide, $1 and $1.25 yard, SPECIAL NOTICE f2-The Silks at and above $1 a yard are warranted. Should they split or crock within one yeur of purchase anew Silk given. Remember, 10 percent off the prices quoted in above price list, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Prusrizs es Buacx Durss Goons. Also Courtauld’s Crapes. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT DURING SPECIAL SALE, ‘The prices marked on these goods will surely bear comparison with the credit store quotations. And now that you are offered 1U per cent off OUR marked prices wo trust you will make this the opportunity to supply yourself, We refer to the following as extra valuesat the regular prices: Priestley’s 36-inch Silk Warp Henrietta... Slyd Priestley’s 40-inch Silk Warp Hentietta, $1.25,81.50, e2yd Priestley's 40-inch Melrose... Priestley’s 40-inch Arnfure... Priestley’s 40-inch Drap d’Alma.. Priestley’s 40-inch Cheviots. Priestley's 42-inch Camel's-hair. Priestloy's 45-inch Camel’s-hair. Priestiey's 42-inch Crepe Cloth. Pricstley's Silk and All-wool Veilings,$1,8 Courtauld's 4-4 Crapes, Courtauld’s 6-4 Crapos,, (Continued below.) 80c Serces For 69c. DURING THE SPECIAL SALE. Scotch and Tartan Plaids and Stripes in a half hun- red styles and color combinations. Do the Palais Royal 80c. Serges need an introduction? Strangers to town are requested to ask for samples and make comparison with the 98c. Serwes of the credit stores. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 896 Cuzviors For 750 Checks and Mixtures ad infinitum, ‘That thesegoods compare favorably with the usual 81 goods wo havo been told a hundred times, Seventy-five cents yard 1s a special sale attraction and only temporary. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) APE EASE STs. |" Buoavciotss For $1.75. ‘The best English goods, full 54 inches wide. We havea good Broadcloth at $1.25. yard, but these at ‘two dollars are really cheaper, At $1.75, the best bargain ever offered in a fine Broadcloth, . THE PALAIS ROYAL, & LISNRR, ‘* Cor, 12th and Pa, ava, OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROR, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.a GLOVES.—Ladies’ 4-button Belair Real Kid Gloves in Tans, Browns, Grays and Black, Price @1.25 per pair. Ladies’ 8-buttou Length Mousquetaire Real Kid Gloves in Black end assorted shades of Tan, Price $1.85 per pair. Ladies’ 4-button Suede Gloves in Tang, Modes and Grays, embroidered im feather stitch, Price $1.25 per pair. Ladies’ Equestrian Gauntlets in En- #lish and Dark Tans. Prices $1.75 and S2per pair, Ladies’ 5-button Pinked-wrist Impe- rial Real Kid Gloves in Tana Browns, Grays and Black. Price $1.50 per pair. Ladies’ 7-hook Imperial Real Kid Gloves in assorted shades of Tan and Black, embroidered im feather stitch. Price $1.75 per pair. Ladics’ Rubber Gloves for domestic Use. Prices $1 and $1.25 per pair. Misses’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves tm ‘Tans and Browns, embroidered in feather stiten, Price $1.25, (First floor.) FINE BLACK GOODS.—A largo ae Sortment of Fine Dress Fabrics from the celebrated makers of Black Goods, B. Priestly and Lupin, is what we are now showing at this counter, It would pay You tomake an inspection of this care- fully selected stock as the variety of ‘weaves have never before been equaled. Camels’ Hair, Serges and Cheviots are ‘the most popular for the season, CAMELS’ HAIR.—For $1.50 we have ® 50-inch Camels’ Hair, soft and very fine weave. For 81.75 wo show four different ‘Weaves, froma fine to a heavy twill, 47 inches in widtb For 82.50 Patterns are shown, from the plain surface to the shaggy with Jong hair, For $3 and @5astylish “Bourette” Camels’ Hair, 47 inches wide, with @ tufted surface covered with long hair, SERGES.—Five different weaves in fine quality Serges, at $1.50. 2 weaves at @1.75, the “Imperial” and the “Sergette.” 88-inch Shower-proof Serge, guaran- teed to shed the water, at $2, 58-inch Shower-proof Serge, silk and wool, $2.50. 54-inch Scotch Serge, very fine twill, With a high luster and soft Snish, for 23. (First floor.) BATH AND BLANKET WRAPS TO MEASURE.— Besides o large assortment of Bath and Blanket Wraps already mada, Weare prepared to make to your meas- Ure the same garments—fit guaranteed, The assortment of Blankets which come for that purpose is larger and more var ried than ever before shown by us, First floor.) INFANTS’ CAPS,—Infants' Hand- made French Caps, with broad ties, in three sizes, 250, Infants’ Cashmere Cape, embroidered With silk. soft full ruching and satin Tibbon ties in the first three sizes, 50c, «Second floor.) NEW LINENS.—Our importation of Fall Table Damasks, Napkins, Doylies, Pattern and Fringed Cloths, &., is now arriving. Among the latest arrivals we quote the following: 724nch German and Irish Satin Damask, in new and pretty designs, $1 peryard. 4% Napkins to match, 82.50 per dozen, 72-inch German Double Damask, in new patterns, 81.25 per yard, 5% Nap- kins to match. @5 per dozen, 724uch German and Irish Double Damask, extra heavy and fine, $150 per yard. % Napkins to match, 86.50 per dozen, 72-inch Fixe Irish Damask, 81.75, S2and 82.25 per yard. 3 Napkins to match, 87 and $7.50 per dozen. 10-4 Irish Double Damask, $1.50 per yard. Napkins to match, 85 per dozen, (Second floor.) SPECIAL SALE OF DOUBLE DAMASK PATTERN CLOTHS, 2x2hg yards, $2.75, $3.50, 84, 84.50, &c., each, 2x3 yards, $4, 85.50, $6, &c., each. 2x2 yards, 84.50, $5, 86, bey each. 236x3 yards, 85, $7, &c.. each, 2i4x3i4 yards, 86, 88, &c.,each, 23ex4 yards, $7 to $10. These goods are an extraordinarily 00d value and are displayed on a conter table in front of the Linen Department, (Second floor.) SMALL WARES. Embroidery Silk, Se. per dozen. Wash Embroidery Silk, 50c, adozen, Linen Floss, 55c. a dozen. Rick-reck Braid in all sizes, Novelty Braids. Asbestos Iron Holders, 100, Pillow Case Studs, Ready-wound Bobbins for “Singer” and “Domestic” Machines, Ege Darners, with and without han ales. Skirt Yokes, in all colors, 100, Totley’s Tea in half-pound and one Pound packages. Chocolate Menier, “Wizard Bubble" Blowers. ‘Madame Louies Hair Curlers, Fancy Garters and Buckles, Best Quality Silk Elastic in all shades, (First floor, FURS.--A new line of Fine Feather Boas and Collars in all the new shades and Black and White at popular prices. Achoice assortment of Fur Capes, in- cluding Alaske Seal, Beaver, Monkey, ‘Nutria, Astrachan and Wool Seal with ‘Muffs to match, at a full line of prices, (Third floor) SHAWLS.—-New Camel's‘Hair Travel- ing Shawis in Grays and Tans, $4.50, 85, 87, 810 to $18. A now lot of those serviceable soft Gray Chudda Shawis at $2.50, $3, 84.50 aud 85. Cardinal Jackets in all colors, with and without sleeves, $1.25, $1.50, $2, 62.25 and 82.50. All-wool Cashmere Shawls in Bisck ‘nd Cream. Size 2x2 yards, Only 61 each, All-wool Shoulder Shswis in all colors, including Scotch Clans, Prices, $1 to 62.50. All-wool Shepherd Plaid Square Shawls, $3, $3.50, 84 and 85 each. Sik and Weol Persian Shawls tn Boman Strives and Jacquard effects, ‘ll colorsin stock. Prices, from @6 to e14, as (Cor. 11th and F ots. nw. Mosvar, Ocrosze 13, 1890. = ‘There's a Shoe Scale of ours on Page & A Diz Or Or Cooke, It's human pature from the cradle to the wrave—that that which ts most difficult to possess te most wanted. ‘The scrambling for BLACK CREV* TOT thir season iss plain every-daye THE —to-be-met-with illustration of thig BIGGST — caprice of ail mankind. It's » sens MONEY'S sible whim—for there's nothing WORTH truer to Your expectations thea YOUVE BLACK CHEVIOT, And it’s relies EVER bie for little money. HAD WE'VE MADE UP A LINE OF STRICTLY ALL-WOOL BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS FOR @10! Whea you see them you'll want to doubt the price—but TEN DOLLARS ARB ALL THEY ARE—single breasted ang four buttons, All «izes —You'll want to puton one to Bee how it fits—e ahead-WELL GUARANTEE yoq Won't fr? a fault You'll look i@ over ty seo how it's finished, Thats Tight—inside as well as out You'll ‘wonder about the wear—natural— Wi KNOW-it'sas “sound as a nut* Don’t pay more if this one ewits you, A look—and you can teli, A REGLAR “WINDFALL.” It is said “some men are borg lucky.” It must mean Wasbingtog men. Did youever see anything to to beat it? We announced yesterday that this morning we would put om WHAT = salo 200 of our FALL-WEIGHT YOU = OVERCOATS AT 8.50, Straight» WANT, way % turns positively chilly—aud = our doors were hardiy opened before WHEN — there were “takers” for @ quarter of YOU — them. There'll be very few left fog NEED tomorrow's end of the sale—but te iv the Inet one of the two hundred —till tomorrow night—the price’ll be only CHEAPER $8.50. Some are the Short Covert THAN Coats—(the young men take particu. rou larly kindly to this style)—and those EXPECTED, that are long—the regular overcoat “length, Light and medium shades— plain and inserted velvet collare—+ plain and silk faced—and as good § Cost as you could wish for double the money, & DAY LONGER FOR 88.50, SAKS AND COMPANY, 4 THE ALWAYS-ON-HAND CLOTHIERS. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTE ols STREET. SECRET ABOUT FINE DRESS GOODS: Will be exposed through The Star in ten dayx. Tt wall ——— ne tadica, We sdviseyou to wait with, ary RAia You Wasr Oxz Or Excs, at ZxB RRA RRR, I ss ber Ee Eat ERE. x ? s PEPER: ¥) a: JERSEYS and SHAWLS—two things everybody ougbttoown, They mean more comfort end service than can be got out of equal values in any other fur, We head the list with a chance to pick. Odd sizes of odd Jerseys—all wool and silk and wool —Kegular prices are 82, 82.50 and $3, Any one of them you want—g1. We have an Al-wool Imported Jersey at $1.50, That is a plain one. ‘Two Grades with Vest Fronts—$2 and $2.50. Ifyou like Braided Jersey we have one at 82.25 and another, 82.75, that cannot but take your notion, Stour sizes—trimmed with flat band across the front and on the collar and cuffs—#3.75. Fiat braid trimmed, with hich shoulders—@4 And you Know the quality must be good, Tucked effect, front, back and sleeves—85. A specialty in sik, with hich shoulders—@6.75, And a stili better quality at $8. You know a Jersey wust not havea flaw, Itmust be absolutely perfect—else you don't want it. Ours are thoroughly inspected before they are put into stock. Ours are all right, So are the prices, SHAWLS — Do 3cu suppose you could find a family in Washing- ton without a shawl or two among its ownings? It is fashion as “‘old as the hills”—and never will dic out, A new one bas to be bought every now end then—and if ‘that time is NOW you cau counect with some rich bar gains. For instance: iray Cardinal and Cream All-Wool Chudda—2.23, $2.50. $3, 83.50, $5, 86.and $10, Camel's Hair, in Gray, Brown and Tan—plaids, stripes and mixtures—#4, @5, @6, 8S and #10. Square Woolen, in plain colors, plaids aud mixtures— 82.50, $3.50, 4 and $5. Long Woolen Shawis, in a variety of pretty pictures— 5 to 12.50. French Broche Shawle—direct from the other side= 812.50 to 840. Black French Cashmere (square shape)—833 to 89, Black French Cashmere Long Shawls—$5 to #20. What 1s your idea of them anyway! Oh, but you can’t judge of patterns and merits by print—Haves look—thentlecide, One more word on SHAWLS—Men's travelers< “THE MAUD"—You can mark him down for a sensible man if you sce him with one of these companions Look at them, too, when you are in. Don't be afraid to ask questions, Our clerks are here as much for that as to «ell goods, TO BERVE YOU< that is our business, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. HO'S YOUR HATTER? WE DON" bat BLUM ought tobe. Just received, our and Winter Styles. Weare offering special bargains 1 Me ure st ¢2_in rerular quality, Specs by a worth Sur ei.00 Sue alae 65 quality, Mm BL oli-zee ‘745 ana 747 Sth wt 2. 9 SST TTSS TTT TITS eee TTT Ws H. McKsews Dany Lerres, MONDAY, OCTOBEB 13, 1890 — About this McKinley Tariff Bill. It is—»