Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1890, Page 4

99—-TEN PAGES. THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Clreulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more 2 all the other papers published in Washington. Bishop Hurst, the leader in the project of establishing in this city a Methodist National University, is sanguine of its success, Indeed, when it is considered that nearly half of the Money required for the site bas been sub- scribed, his expectations are sot unreasonable. ‘The bishops of the Methodist church at their moeting this week will consider the execution Of the great project. The enthusiasm shown by Bishop Hurst will doubtless be communi cated to the bench of bishops and to the whole denomination. The undertaking is one woll calculated to excite enthusiasm, ————+ - = __.- The great strategist, Field Marshal Von Moltke, is receiving such an ovation on the oc- casion of bis 9th birthday as perhaps uo soldier or civilian has ever before received. Certainly none of rank less than royal has had such abundant honor through a succession of «a: east upon him. Since Frederick the Great! there has been no such soldier in They can afford to heap upon bim the highest honors of state and the most profound popular applause. One man is missing from the cere- montes is even greater than the recipient of the honors himself, the man without whom | the field marshal’s great victories would nover have been achieved, Prince Otto von Bis-| marck, now in retirement in disgrace with the | emperor. — + Soom will come the day of distress to the | I Gensus bureau. Out of its present force of | 3,000 employes « leading official says that in| twelve months not five hundred will be r tained iu service. ‘This temporary character of the work shows up after every census is taken, and in counection with the statement of the same chief is worthy of the serious rctlec- tion of Congress. He says that less than ono Per centof the clerks bad any experience at the beginuing of the year. A pormauont bureau would train and retain # com- petent corps of employes, whe would not have to be organized and drilled every ten years. Much time would be saved to the officers, much etliciuncy be aequired by the government and as a result the decennial umeration would be more satisfactory. There is no discount on Minister Hirsch’s Promptness. The Turkish government hed an | American citizen arrested on the ground that he had engraved «seal for a secret Armenian | society. He was released on condition that he | should stand trial. But the American mmuister | Proved that the man waza photograph appa- Fatus agent and kuew nothing of the art of en- raving, whereupon the sublime porte ex- pressed regrets. Mr. Hirsch. not «atisfied, still demanded sutistaction for the outrage and puuishment of the official whe ordered the ar- rest. Hoe seems determined to show the Turks sdifferonce betweon Americans and Armen- | ians. i —_—$—— - = _ Hitherto polar exploration has been in the arc- tierather than the antarctic region. The French and English have done something in the latter, however, and this is to be supplemented by the Norwegian Nordenskjold and Baron Dickson. ‘These explorers, aided by some of the Austra- Han colonies, have about made possible an- | other expeditiou to explore the rogion around | or near the South Pole, which will start within twelve months. The fact that these far south seas are full of whales, seal, etc., adds to the interest with which the proposed expedition is regarded. Its commercial importance is not secondary to its scientific. ——$<$<—<—— oe _____ Secretary Balfour is going through Ireland | with a private secretary who is taking pictures of potato fields with akodak. The secretary | evidently knows the kodak. If he should | happen to get the potato pictures just a little | out of perspective he will have the potatoes in the patches about twice as big as the barn on the far side of the lot, anda famine would be &n utter impossibility, all of which the secre- tary wants to prove. ——————— oe —____ The democrats in the old Randall district of Philadelphia are quarreling so among them- selves that the Philadelphia Press threatens that the republicans will abolish the district | and save the trouble of having a democratic family fracas every two years. The free-trade democrats who used to say that the district was republican anyhow, of course will not object to such disposition of the matter. ——- Blushing honors are thrust thick and thick-! ening upon the brow of Thomas B. Reed. | While it is said that Missouri,through Chauncey | I. Filley, is getting ready to bestow upon him | the presidency of the United States a Syracuse (New York) admirer nominates him in the New York Sun for president pro tem. of the Senate and Speaker of the House both. a Postmaster Fielder of Bellofont, Pa., who thought he was a right Ficlder in excluding from the mails a newspaper supplement con- taining charges against Seuator Quay, now finds himself in the position of a left Fielder, the Postmaster General failing to sustain his action, —————————- There is sleighing in the Adirondacks with siz inches of snow under the runners. Between the summer hotel in summer and the sleighing | im winter the young man in the Adirondacks xX 00 RA 3 o'% 4 838 NNN CO NN Aa ak ERE tH AA PRES oF oo MM 4-4 NNN CoO BB OO UY U TMT A BOSE E ¥ 2°42 BBB 00 UU TITT 1 WI gh8g FOR MHS. FREE SS Ho HT Sss8 catch pouny advertisements,meant to deceive, WHEN WE DO MAKELA SPECIAL ANNOUNCE- MENT YOU ALSO KNOW THERE'S MERIT IN IT. ‘Wo imported a larger line of ENGLISH BLACK AND BLUE CABVI078 ‘Than we care to carry.and have put a saleable figure on them; It hardly conveys an adequate. idea of their value—bent call and exaunine, Sex thera x suit, made to your measure fo the FASHIONAULE DOU?LE-BREASTED SACK STYLE. OVERCOATINGS, all styles and patterns, TO ORDER FROM $18. co a cS “oo” Fen tue 2 H FKE H 3 ‘00, oo oo THE PIONEER OF MODPRATE PKICED CUSTOM CLOTHING, 615 AND 617 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. of 7RL0-2t 10-4 DUUBLE SIL- 10-4 Wulte Wool 11-4 Lamb's Wool Blaukets, $3.98, BLUM'S, 745 and 747 8th st. Tus LANKETS! BLANKETS vor Gray Blankets, 870. kets, 8 Fe. e Aopzzss, W. A. PIEKCE & 00., SUCCESSORS TO E. G. DAVIS, 719 Market Space, corner 8th street, MORE DRESS GOODS HINTS. Eso itor tolls the story of dozens, If you don't Want to pnrchase, just for curiosity look at the prices and quality of our Dress Goods. No trash here. Nothing but honest goods in this house, Why are they quoted so low? Because this t@ a mark down sale. Everything in our Dress Goods Department has been reduced for the next five days (the balance of this week), ‘These goods are ull new, many of them baving only arrived a few days since, and aro ail ineleded im th mark down, This sale of ours will d sof xoud. You not enly do not have to pay the uew duty on these goods, but you get them at « considerable reduction from the vld prices. SPECIALS IN FRENCH SERGES, 1 piece 46-inch Freuch Serge. Keduced from 75c.to Goe, w yard. 1 picco 44-inch French Serge. Meduced from 6ac.to SOc. a yard. 1 piece 40-ineh French Serge, Reduced from 5c. a yard. 1 piece 40-inch All-wooi Henrietta. Reduced from 5c. ty 45c. a yerd. 1 piece 44-1uch Mohair, Reduced from 50c. to 45c. ayord. 1 piece 44-inch Black and White Shepherd's Plaid. Reduced from 50c. to 45c. a yard 1 piece 40-inch All-wool Cheviot (Gray), Reduced from 50c. to «yard, 1 piece 40-inch All-wool Plaid (Gray), Reduced from 50¢. to #5e. per yard, 1 piece 50-inch Ladies" Cloth. Reduced from 60c, to 45. per yard. Don't you see # great saving here? You can compare these koods with those of any other house and you will see that the first prices are correct. How is this? Here isafirst quality Frieze Astra chan, 50 inches. Reduced from $6 to 3. 20 pieces of the popular All-wool Saxony Wrapper Fisunels. Reduced from 35c. to 30c. a yard. ‘Then there is « 46-inch All-wool Henrietta, the most desirabie fabric in use (silk finish), Reduced from $1 to 873xc. per yard, 40-inch Double-faced Epingle, Reduced from 81 to S5e. a yard. 1 piece 46. duced fron Silk Warp Henrietta (Ecroyd’s). Re- $1.50 to $1.25 per yard. jes in Lew and attractive fizurings, Reduced from #1 to 75c. a yard. 1 piece Nun's Serve, 54 inches wide (in Slate). Re- duced from #1 to 54-inch Scotch Cheviot in Checks, Reduced from 81 to T5c. per yard. Special prices iu Cortauld’s English Crapes in 4-4 and 6-4. Kich Silks at low values; the prices that our im- mense line of Bluck Silke of all weaves are marked we will guarantee to be the lowest market prices quoted by any house in the business. As we have said before, if you will not rely on our word for it usk for samples and compare with any one else's, either in this city or New York, aud you will then be satisfied that what we tell youis square. Aswe bave made special mark down on wool goods so we will on siiks for the rest of this week—that 18, Tuesday, Weduewday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday we will mark sli our Silks at 10 percent discount. You will find every weave in silks that is im demand in this department. -inch Hemstitched Surali, @1.25 per yard. 1 piece 21-inch Artmure, #1 per yard, 1 piece 21-inch Armure, $1.25 per yard. 1 picce 21-inch Drap de Alma, $1.25 per yard. 21-inch Faille Francais, 81 per yard, -iuch Faille Francais, $1.25 per yard, 24-inch Faille Francais, $1.50 per yard. 24-inch Faille Francais, $1.75 per yard, 1 piece Mourning Gros Grain, 24 inches, 1.75 per yard, Peau de Soie, 22 inches, $1.50 per yard, 24-inch Surah, 75e. per yard. 24 inch Surah, extra heavy, @1 per yard. Black aud White Striped Surah and Armure, in all Styles, at #1 aud $1.25 per yard, Black aud White Check Surahs, @1 and $1.25 per yard wlack Crepe de Chine, 8 Biack Canton Crep On all pz aLove on Silks for the next five days we will allow a discount of 10 per cent off. We still have the ageacy for the Staten Island Dyeing has no difficulty in determining what to do with the balance of his salary. $$. The Chicago Mot suggests that all the officers of the world’s fair might decline their salaries as President Palmer bas done, except so much as may be necessary for actual expenses, and still the Mail is not generally recognized asa “funny paper.” The mayor of Nashville bas resigned because ! hie salary of $2,400 was not enough to meet the | calls of charity, not to mention the fact that his | family had a few scattering wants to be sup- Plied out of it. << Achess tournament would be an interesting affair to witness from the hard side of a bleach- ing board. In the present one between Tschi-! gorin and Steinitz, the former made a move last night after deliberating forty-eight hours on ik -_ ‘The McKinley tariff bill has been in opera- tion almost a month and there has not yet been & general strike for higher wages. Let us hope that nothing is wrong with the bill. $< Our English and German visitors liked Wash- ington well enough to have taken it home with them. oo ‘The oyster as a home industry is declining because it was not given either specific or ad valorem recognition in the tariff biil, ——-———_____ The Worid of Baltimore succeeds the Globe in the evening newspaper field. The universe lies beyond. oe It will only be s short time now until Mr. Flanigan of Texas will know what he is there for. The Sultan of Witu bas defied the British suthority, and now overybody is studying up ‘the map to find out where that place is. es Even s traiv with Governor Hil) on it could not pass another train going in an opposite di- rection on the same track. Senator Voorhees is predicting 15,000 demo- cratic majority in Indiana next week, The Senator is tall in more than one respect, —————E Personally, Senator Quay is in favor of a prohibitive tariff on talk. —— . By this time next week the political pot will be boiling over in a dozen places, | WHICH WE CAN PLEA-E THE MOST Company, Al work guaranteed, W. A. PIERCE & CO, Buccesscrs to E.G. Davis, 1t 710 Market Space, corner Sth street, QMYENA KUGS, 18236, REDUCED FROM 68c. TO BUe. Yard Wise Hemp Carpet, lve. per yard. Cocca Door Mate, S00. 3 BLU on. G45 and 747 di Ovencoars Asp Reruns, WE ANY SHOWING AN UNUSUALLY FINE SELECTION OF NEW AND ARTIS- TiC STYLES IN WINTER OVERCOATS FORK MEN, YOUTHs, BOYS, AND CHIL- DREN. IF YOU HAVE NOT YET DECIDED ON WHAT KIND OF A COAT YOU WA. CALL AND SEE OUR ASSORTMENT. YOU AKE SURE 10 FIND THE ONE YOU WANT, AND AT THE PROPER PRICE. OUR LINE OF KEEFERS FOR BOYS UP TO EIGHTEEN YEAKS OF AGE HAS NO EQUAL IN THE CII¥. A COLLECTION OF NOBBY, STYLISH GARMENTS FROM FASIIDIOUS; GARMENTS THAT ARE SPECIALLY ADAPTED 10 THE NEEDS OF A HEALTHY, GROWING BOY. BRING YOUR BOY HERE AND LET US FIT HIM WITH ONE. THE PRICLS ARE VERY MODERATE, B. ROBINSON & co., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, O27 20 909 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W, ua ma .” LINE OF MEN'S AN! DIES’ Teese arpiapies MUOF COATS AND CLO, throughout me weaees ‘the Most peliabie good. wanu- EAL” line of RUBBER BOUTS AND factured of i s oy styles and will average inore ban double the wear e retandera” goede the oriti so freely enya, MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. WEEAiE SSE PRED Seer a vee 745 and 747 Sth st. 20, You kuow we never offer below cost sales, ke.—mere five times that of mde and avoid the inevitable (Our Mr. Oppenheimer has returned from abroad, Urging wah Niu the Latest Productions of Buropens rt) For these goods will commence TUESDAY, Oct. 28, 1890, 8 CLEARING SALE, Including Every Article in our House,among them some of the Very Latest Novelties, Handsomo Art Satin Table Scarfs, new designs. Regular price, $2.50. Reduced to .++.4++-.+.81.48 Felt Table Scarfs, Pinked and Stamped. Regular price, 75c, Reduced to.. 55 Tinted Satin Sheeting Table Covers, Regular price, €1. Reduced to,.., sereceeerereee TEC Art Cloth in the Now Shades, suitable for Por- theres and Table Covers and Scarfs, Regular Price, $3.50 per yard. Reducod to, New Fixured Piush for Drapery. $1.40 per yard 1,000 pair 25c. Stamped Pillow Shams at... 160 50c, Double Head Rest al New India Embroideries on Black Cloth. Handsome Covers worked in pure gold threads, Regular price, $17.50. Reduced to... Bolton Sheeting Covers, Regular price, 50c, Reducad to, re Batin Sheeting Table Covers, Regular prico, T5e. Reduced to... weve 480 Hendsome Stamped Bed Spreads, Regular price, $2. Reduced to. 98e 50c. Tinted Chair Tidtessss. ve 280 Doylies for Roman Embrordery....eerwee 08. per doz re Entire new line of Spactel Eiabroidery. OPPENHEIMER'S ART ROOMS, id Oth st. n.w. Stamping done while you walt, Sewing Machines of all makes Kented and Repaired. 1 WE KNOW WE HAVE A LARGER * * © * VARIETY AND PROBABLY MORE * * *° © MEN'S BOOTS IN OUR THREE * * STORES THAN WILL BE FOUND IN ° * ALL OTHER WASHINGTON SHOE * * HOUSES PUT TOGETHER, BOOTS * ° ARE ONE OF OUR SPECIALTIES, * AND Wi CAN THEREFORE QUOTE * * LOWER PRICES ON THEMANDFUR- * * NISH BETTER GOODS FOR THE * ° MONEY THAN CAN BE FOUND ANY- * * WHERE ELSE IN THE CITY, -* WE CAN FIT YOU WITH #¢ Men's Calf Hand-sewed Boots at 83.95. * * Triple-soled Fine Calf Boots at 83.95. ° * Fair Stitched Calf Boots at 82.95. © French Kip Hunting Boots at #2.50. Home-made Calf Pegged Boots at * © °° 9250, = * * Full Stock (eather counter) Kip do, ° * °° $1.95. Good Quality Calf Boots, $1.95. Kip Boots, with solid soles, 81.50. Men's Best Gum Boots at 82.50. gn « ER HOH AA HOW = HHH AA HHH 3 HOH Asa HOW NA H 4°48 H UW ON ONN RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH ST, 1022 Pa. AVE. 1t 231 PA. AVE S.E. Now We Coxz, IN THE COURSE OF OUR TALKS ABOUT OUB STUCK, TO THE DEPARTMENT OF EVENING SHOES FOR LADIES. THIS IS THE BEAUTY SPOT OF OUR STORE, ‘THIS IS THE DEPARTMENT WHICH WILL TOWER ABOVE ALL THE OTHERS IN EXCELLENCE—THE DE- PARTMENT WHICH HAS WON FOR OUK TASTE THE SAME PRAISES THAT OUR JUDGMENT IN THE PLAINER SHOES HAS RECEIVED, SATIN SLIPPERS WILL BE THE FASHION OTHEK THINGS WILL BE USED ALSO, FOR THERE NO CONFINING TAI TO ONE FASHION, BUT SATIN SLIPPERS WILL PREDOMINATB, WE HAVE THEM IN WHITE, BLUE, PINK, BLACK, 83,00, ARTHUR BURT & CO. 1211 F ST. &.W BP, % RSH ee 83 84s Bos’ “oo? NOMS MMM A RRR CO H EER MMMSE E ck WANTS TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING A 8°38 st gee Tritt af fe PO BM oS % = Made up of prime English Beaver, tailor-made and bound with fine Braid, Style, Blazor Jacket with Vest. High shoulders, Warranted perfect Gtting. At . yo ty tee My Tg Base A Bargain. Other Juckots at equally low prica Geo our 85 Roofers and Tixht Fitting Coste, THE BON MARCHE & or 316 7th st. ow. Tue Boox Is Ox. ‘Right now, jast as the frost begins to make our ears nd noses and fingers and toes tingle, when in the not far distance we hear the sleigh bells jinxle, and there is Sgeueral stripping off of everything summerish in the way of wearing apparel, anda mighty getting into of such garments as are suited to fall aud wipter—right now, when the demand is greatest, wo put the guillo~ tine to work with the following results: Lots 3084 and 3085—Campbell's Kersey Overcoats, regular retail price, $15; go at $10.75 apiece for this week ouly, Lot 3140—Blue Chinchilla Overcosts, regular retail Price, $12.50; Ko at $8.25 for this week only. ‘Skating Jgckets and Vests, Dark Blue “Warambo” (Chinchilla, warranted strictly all wool and fast color— Coats aud Vests, double-breasted, pearl buttons, heavy Satin sleeve lining, double warp, all-worsted serro body lining, and tailored to perfection. Regular retail price, 20, go at $12.60 a Coat and Vest for this week only, Black Cheviot Suits, Sacks aud Cutaways, $10.75. Lot 8821—Harris’ Cassimere Suits, Can" regular retail price, $14.75; goat $12.60 Lot 2631—W. E. Plaid Suits, something substantial, Fegu’ar retail price $16.50; Ko at $12.25 a suit, Lot 3640—-Genuine Pennsylvania Worsted suits, regular retail price, $15; guillotine price, 610.75. Lot 3550—Silk and Wool Suits, neat stripe, regular Tetuil price $18; guillotine price, $12.25. Lot 9840--Dark Stripe Cass. Suits, regular retail Price, 810.75; guillotine price, 87-75. Lot 4646—Dark Cassimere Suita, heavy, regular re- tail price, @10; guillotine price, 87.60. Lot 1087—Beaver-weight Suits, Indigo Blue, regu- lar retail price, $15; guillotine prico, $10.60. Boys’ Short Pants Buits, sizes 4 to 14 yoars, 81.96 upward, Boys’ Suits, Coat, Vest and Long Pants, sizes 12 to 18 years, 84.50 upward. Boys’ Ovorconts, $2.75 upward. And now, if you please, a few words about Gentle- meu’s Furnishing Goods, Lot AA—White Shirts, Iaundriod, sizes 14 to 17 inclusive, reinforced, patent | Cxerlasting stays, Ode. Lot 545—Bizes 14 to 17 1a- cluaive, open frout and back. 36 inches long, best Wameutta muslin, 2200 linen bosom and wristbands, Patent everlasting stays and gussets, 0c, Lot 550— | Sizes 14 to 17 inclusive, reinforced, patent stays and | Sussets, haud-worked eyelets aud button holes, best auality liven bosoms und wristbands, XX New York mails muskn, 36 inches Jong, single, doube aud | triple peaity, $1.25, Lot AA—Winte. Shirts, uniaun- dried, rein! Lauds, «1 | setted and Keintorced, Hiven bosom: neh uiorced, X. mushn, ‘and wristbands, 36 incl Jong, patent everlasting stays and unset, Toc. Neck w test novelties, Silk and’ Satin ‘Tecks a atid, wilk ned, 1» 40¢, and 56. Underwoar~ Fancy stripe, uatural” wool, silk tit and bowud, Shirts Drawers, si “ each. Heavy flees u sutched aud full rewular 4 Se to 44, D0e, c Twear—U dhirt 39, Lot Av— ‘& und gussets, ta nuisii, 3 X Wamsutta e Shirts and Drawors, Natural Wool . bizes 34 to 44, from dyea aud other impurities, suk bound, ¥8e, VICTOR E. ADLER'S ‘Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and O29 7th .W., COr, Massachusetts ave, Hate, Caps and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Open Saturday until 11 p.m, HEAVY MERINO UNDE oT ANY. ovs" 8 Men's Heavy Scotch Gray Shirts and Drawers, 390. each. 7 BLUM'S. o2o-2t" 745 and 747 dth st. we. RER A MM MM © 58s Bh ak OF OG Mayo gSs Heb fA UU WW Sg Bs A A UU MMM = Sy39 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 9TH STREET, TO- MORROWS: bargains. They re one-day wonders, It is to your Interest to look for our “advertisement” daily, Al- ways something new for a bargain Bext day that is worth the coming after, MEN, YOUR ATTENTION, Tomorrow All-wool White Underwear, shirts and drawers ; all sizes, $1.25we get for them regularly. We have found them excellont value at that price and their sale has been rapid. For one day—tomorrow— we will sell them for Ha 9% CC FRI cccH A Bre we 88 Ee OCH Ft Co Wig C FE AAC HHH + 8-4 Oo Om E AAAG CH Ho ‘Bigebo COs EEEA ACCUH He ‘36c. saved you on each piece you buy, Eass3 ERE Balls’ @1 Health Corsets, White or Gray—all sizes— you know what they are, Tomorrow we offer them for TIT giMyy COO A PPP A ITRRR mE 80 © AA P PAA TIR OR Hgii on. seh BP ART RE, a “Ww cool AA PR OA AUR ORS 15 and 18c, Muslin Corset Covers, high neck. You have often paid more than the above prices for them. Tomorrow AH alin £8 He wg Boog Ti “w Goo = UPHOLSTERY SPECIAL, Cherry or Oak Fire Screens—filled with silkoline— 1.25 and $1.50 the usual prices. Tomorrow 99 og 888883 CCE KEE A OCOH H 23 30 O ER AAG OH H 0 UU = ERBA A OCOH HS MM MM oO” PR oA FG Ua S Fit Bh EA EE RANE fs Bo S84 So? OM Bugs POPULAR SHOPPING PLACK 027 7TH STREET. PIPReER EES ESEEECCLEL CELL Gt Wx H. McKxew: Dany Lerren, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1890, —— _Remember, Taylor's old place and Mee —— Knew's ave one and the same, and 933 Pa, ave, is the address, II | ‘Tis no secrot, The large and success- ful business we are doing this season in Jackets, Cloaks and Suits is due tono mysterious causes whatever, It is sim- ply the result of having secured tho largest and handsomest stock of atylish overgarments in the city, and then mak- ing that fact known to the public. Quick to perceive and to appreciate every hon- est endeavor made in their iuterest the Ladies of Washington have given us their patronage solely on sccount of tho superior excellence of our stock and styles, ‘We bave bought largely, and well. We have marked our garments at the lowest porsibls prices, aud we guarantee both quality aud price. Come without a single thought of buy- ing. A visit of inspection. TTT HLL TETT ETE ‘We shall continue the “Reduction Salo” —— of Ladies’ and Children's Wiuter Undere —— —— Wear untill every “odd line” is wold, — WILLIAM H, MoKNEW Guccessor to K, H. Taylorn 033 Pa. sve nw. oi Bo Lirmz Nexps PERRY'S Trifies make » world of difference sometimes. Trim- mings are trifles—yet how and what would the richest Sown stuff be without @ proper complement of “fin- ish.” An idea is the parent of fashion—and these ideas are here in our stock—in full force, What to use and how to uso it would make a big book this fall. What to use we can show you—How to use it we will giadly advise. We do not think, thongh, a glimpse into the “kaleid- oscope” would be ill-timed for any of you. It is only & beep You can get—at dest—in the few lines that fol- Jow—but a “peep” in tie will save a mistep. "2"Tinselied Biack and Colored Chenille Gimps—30c. to Bde. a yard. S2-Goid, Silver and Steel Gump, tinselled— 25c. to $2.50 yard SP -Jeweled Trimmings—81 to 83.50. £2The combination colors in Steel Gimps— 81.85 to 85.508 yard, #9 Haud Crochet Trimmings—75e. to $5.50 yard. FE" Applique, embroidered with tinsel and Silk, in the evening shades—#3 to $8. Bar Siianese Trimming—two shades—$1.45 @ yard. £27-Grocian Patterns in Colored Silk and Tin- eel Gimpa, 2¢ inches wide—$1.79 a yard, #9 Black Silk Yussementerie—15c. to 87.50 Byard. £27 Jot Passementerie—narrow cut-bead edge ud the wider patterns. Light bnt handsome —25e. to 86.50 a yard, fF Jot and Turquoise Beads Studding Gold ‘Tinsel Gimp—@1 a yard aud up, E27 Cut Steel Gimp from $1 to 85 a yard. feBleck Braided Passementerio Sleeve Pieces—84. 3: and $7.50 a pair The Collars from $1.75 to each. #97 All Colors Knotted Silk Fringes, Se"Biack Knotted Friugo—6 incbes deep— €1 5 yard. $@"Black Chenillo and Silk Tassci ¥ringe— 85c. a yard. #@ Diack Chenille and Cord Marabout Fringes in different width: oar Braid and Marabout—75e, & yu E Fe" Diack Looped Brad Marabout—85e. & ard. fa-Riack Feather Trimmings-6 inches Wide—$1.25 a yard, on Ostrich Feather Trimming—83 9 ya Sa-Notural Ostrich Feather Trimming— $2.50 yard, 82~Feathor Boas—long and short-82.95 to $5.50 for the short ones—87.50 to $25 for the Jong ones, If you read this list carefully yon will see that it “ints” at the very ihings you see on the most exclusive and modern toilettes, That is what you want—is it not—the newest? If you take note of our Price quotations they will be found “just rigt” for your pocket books, Don’t hesitats to talk with us on tho Trimming question, We might drop a word you could turn to ‘vod account, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. BCy Do Us Tuz Hoxor To Resp AND REMEMBER, ‘What'll interest more people today than HEAVY-WEIGHT OVERCOATS? The cold is Pushing you to the “point of purchase”—and our stock is large enough for four ordinary size ones, Thatisagood combination to enter into Regotiations—“WANT and SUPPLY.” “What'll be the next in Overcoats?” We don’t wonder you ask. Last year's effects beside the hew ones are “tame,” Stitching and buttons are great decorative features—and the novel Patterns that are prominent are almost ag umerous as the guesses for ourlittle Pony, ‘You can tell a well-bred man at a glance—you can tell a genteel Overcoat just as quick, ‘There's an air of refinement about both. After all our arguments there can't be a man who doesn’t believe that in OUR stock from $10 to 855 we can outdo the best tailors from $35 to 70. These grades are single and double breasted— From cut all lengths—though the ex- a5 ome fashion is the shorter. Carr's to Meltons, West of Englund Ker- $30, seys, Schnable’s Chinchillas, Mon- taguoc Beavers, &c, Silk lined, fancy Cassi- mere lined—and the newest novelty—the birth of experience—is ufaucy Cassimere body lining and silk across the shoulders, Lap seams, stitched. Plain, inserted and full velvet col- lars. Inserted front pieces, Silk-faced and Self- faced ail around. We've every size and every shade, The only other places in Washington you can find such garments are with thetailors, They've got ‘em—but they've got "em loaded down with price, From @40 to #75—they want, NONE FINER CAN BE MADE THAN OURS—$35 to 855. These are counterparts of the higher- priced ones, With all their style—all their perfection of make. Of course the qualities are not quite so fine, but they're as “GOOD AS WHEAT” for all that, Look to ‘em weil. The “SMYTH CHEVIOT” and the “DUN- STON KERSEY” are two strong lines we are booming in cur #15 grade. It's.s pot idea of oure;to do better than others, 820 spent apywhere else won't get the jerfect form you'll find in thesc--and barely will the quality mate, Even if it did—we're moking you 5 better off. We've 50 styles at $15. We want to GUARANTEE you our $10 grade—It's an awful cheap price for an overcoat —s nsky thing to fool with—unless you know the author of them—But OURS aro better than they were a year ago—and they were safe and satisfactory then, 10, 8AKS AND COMPANY, ‘TGE FOES OF HIGH PRICES, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTID STREET, Satuors, hai? wool Gray and. Pane) Faia ati wool Best Ailwoot ATED MOMSE BLANK Fes... ‘81. ie TOPE ARTS. 027-w.f,mto26n 1231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 5.W. WASHINGTON, D.a Moxpax, Ocroser 27, 1890. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.—Wood- ward & Lothrop invite special attention to this department, which now occupies the Whole first floor, 50x100 feet, of their 10th Street annex, and ia, they believe, the bost- lighted dress goods sales room in the cuun- ty. All-wool Novelties, in checks and plaids, ina variety of colorings, 36 inches wide, Only 37¥c. per yard All-wool Cashmere, in bright, medium ‘and dark shades, 36 inches wide. Only 40c. per yard, All-wool Novelties in small checks, me- dium and larce plaids, light and heavy weights, in bright colorings, 38 to 40 inches winde Only 50c. per yard. All-wool Tartan Plaids, stripes and checks, 40 inches wide, 75c. per yard. ool Scotch Plaids in broad effects, ‘8 wide, 8c. per yard. All-wool Tartan Plaids, with fine cheeks to natch, 40 inchs wide. $1 per yard. SERGES in ali of the standard fall shades. All wool 39-in, wide, 50c.; 46-in. wide, => ‘Toe.; a2 extra fine one, 46-in. wide, $1 per yard. Surah Twill and Armure made Suites, 60- and $2 per yard, ROUGH DIAGONAL in a few choice shades—Navy, Brown, Green, Tan aud Gray, S4-in. Only @1 per yard. PARIS BROADCLOTHS.—We havea besu- tiful line of Broadcloti in the best shades, $1.50, #2, $2.50 per yard, ENRIETTAS.—In Evening, Medium and Dark Shades, 39-in. wide, 50c.; 46-in, ; aud 81 per yard. GOODS DEPARTMENT—PARIS —Camel's Hair aud Plain Serges, With velvet sleeves. oth for Tailor- @1 5, SL. Broadcloths, with embroidered fronts, waist and sleeves, Heuriettas and Serges, embroidered fronts witha border of Axtrakhon, Camel's Hair Plaids, Boucle Maids and Stripes, and a grost variety of rough effects s0 much in vogue this season. CLOAK INGS.—We invite attention to our stock of Plain and Fancy Cloakings, consist ing of all-wool repelant cloth, in checks, Plaids and stripes, 54 inches wide, 81.25 per yard. Rough-finished Scotch Cheviot and Camel's Hair Cloaking, in light mixtures, The New Bedford Red and all the leading Shades. 54 inches wide $1.50, #1.75 3, $3.50 and €4 per yard. Astrakhan Cloths, in Navy, Brown, Green, ‘Cardinal and Garnet. 2 and $2 per yard. Black, 22 inches wide, @2.25 per yard. Black, 50 inehes wide, 25, $5.60, 86.50, €8.50 per yard, Light Gray, 86.50. Medium Gray, 86 per yard. FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.—Woodward & Lothrop offer in this department a stock of heavy winter Flanuels which is now most complete and contains many novelties as Wellas the usual staple varieties, Auong the Eider Down Flanuels may be founda novelty in the shape of a Double-faced Eider Down, in Cream, Pink, Light Blue and Gray—very heavy and warm. Only 87!c. yard, Superior Quality Eider Down, in all the choice shades, 75c. yard, Extra Fine Cream Eider Down, 80c. yard. ‘The new Carleton Cloakings, in attractive clouded stripes of about one inch in widt! heavy and warm, somewhat like the better gradeof Jersey Flannels of a few years aga, Price 75c, yard, Sexony Wrapper Flannels, for Ladies? Wrappers and Dressing Sacques, in twenty new designs, one-half of which are in Black and Gray Stripes and Checks, suitable for those who wear mourning. Warranted all Wool. BSc. yard. All-Wool Wrapper Flannel, slightly heavier and finer than those mentioned above. 50c. yard. Fine Printed Flannels for Tea Gowns, in choice designs and extra fine quality, 650. yard. Pajama Flannels, for Pajamas, Night Robes and Gowns—also used for Ladic! Tea Gowns and House Wrappers—in Light and Medium (one dark), warranted un- fading and unshrinking, very serviceable goods. French Twilled Opera Flannels,in more than forty shades, solid colors, fine and soft texture, 27 inches wide. 55c. yard. Embroidered Flanuels in new fall colors Inaddition to their assortment of staple em- broidered Flannels, which are marked at the old prices (despite the advance in the prices of Flannels) they are showings line of novelties such as Heliotrope, Lavender, Purple, Stoue Gray, Light Blua, Cardinal, ‘Tan, Dark Green, Shaker Gray and many others embroidered in the same or contrast- ing colors, altozether forming the mest at- tractive display of Embroidered Flannels which they have ever shown. Prices range from 6234 aud 73c, to $l and 81.25 por yard, “The finer the wool the less it irritates the skin and the warmer it ia.” This is true to the fullest extent of the celebrated “Snow Flake” or “LUPPIN’S FRENCH FLANNELS,” which are imported by them expressly for their fine trade. They have used this beautiful line of Fiannels for three years, and during that time have recommended them to their friends es the Auest, softest and most serviccable Flannel known to the trade, and thus far with entire satisfaction, They are also (if washed with proper care) unshrinking, or as nearly so as any fabric made from choice wool cau be, which fact adds to their value. For fino underwear, skirtings, ebildren's garments. &c., they are unsurpassed. Width from 28 to 30 inches, both plain and twilled, and prices 50c., 55¢, Giec., 7c., Uc. and STM. (Second floor.) TIDY DEPARTMENT.—Woodwart & Lo- throp offer in this departmeut Felt Lambre- quina two yards long. 75c. each. Felt Scarfs with applique aud embroid- ered ends, 18x54 inehes. 60c., 75c., S5c., €1 and $1.37 each. Velour Art Squares for pillow covers, chair wests&e. G0c., 75c, $1 and $1.25 each, are in about fifty patternsand colors with and without tinsel. Plush and Feit Squares or Mats, 5c. to 0 cach. ‘bey have made a separate department of the above goods, with Table Covers, Pillow Shams, Lace Tidiea aud Scarfs, and offer same in second floor annex next to art de- partment. BLACK GOODS DFPARTMENT.—Wood- ward & Lothrop offer in this department Camel's Hair Dress Patterns in Dark Gray of stripe and plain shagcy material, Dark Gray Stripe Camel's Hair, 40 inches wide, for 81. <a ‘Cheviots, 40 inches wide, 75c. and 1 eas Chenot, ‘52 inches wide, $1.15 aud Black Causel's Hair, 40 inches wide, 750, cy Ted Stripe Goods, 40 inches wide, 75. Boe - A gery 54 inches wide, from $1.25 Es met Cloths, 500, and 75e ;50 inches Bordered All Sillk Nun's Veiling, for veila, $3.50, €4 and 84.50 yard Bisck and Whito Piaid, 40 inches wide, Te. Cloakings in Black, of Chevron, Diagonal, Biarritz, Mavelasse, Camel's Heir and Besver. "Tus Haxvsouesr Jewsuxr Srone OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHRop, BOSTON DEY GOODS HOUSE, SOUTH OF NEW YORK ‘Will be opened to the public this week. No expense has been spared to make this store one of the attrae- (ions of our fast growing aud beautiful city. R. HARRIS & CO, ‘The enterprising Jewelers, who for the past twelve years have been located at 432 SEVENTH STREET, ‘Will occupy the above-mentioned store, which isle @ated at the CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D STREETS, With a ground floor space of 2,400 feot, Facilities have beea given them to adi mahy new Lines to their already large and varied stock Bosides their immense stock of Diamonds, which they import iret from the cutters in Europe, their Watch Do- Partment, comprising every American and Swiss make of repute; Jewelry, Sterling Stiverware, Siiver-plated Ware, Clocks, which will be the most complete line i the city, Optical Goods and Bronzes, WE HAVE ADDED BRIC-A-BRAC, ONYX TARLES AND PEDESTALS AND FINE GRADES OF LEATHER GOODS In Pocket Books, Satchels, &c., silver mounted and of finest grades ouly. OUR POPULAR LOW PRICES ‘Will still be maintaiued, and having more room en- ables us to buy in still larger quantities than hereto- fore, thus giving us the advantages of closest Jobbers* cash prices, which saving in cost will be allowed toour customers in every 1 ©. It will beouraim to Sell at the lowest possible margin of profit, and ALL GOODS WILL BE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Due notice will be given of our opening, when our Patrons and the public are cordially invited to inepect oUF new store and Lew stock, B. HARRIS & 0O., JEWELERS, Cor. 7th and D sts, $e Tur Mosvxesran, 937 AND 939 F ST. N.W. CLOAK DEPARTMENT, The time is here and you cau't wait to buy Closke and Wrass—to those who have the time we would say that it would bea bevefit to usand.aauticfaction to your- felt to lock around auy whore —every where—and if our au and prices are not way ahead of anything you cau find—we do uot ask for your trade, Again—we wid say to those who have uot the time to look around— that we guarautec that our prices are lower for same fine grade of goods than other houses—and when we say euarantee we mean it—and if any garment te Dought of us and you find that you can buy it lower in ny house in this c:ty—come right here aad we will re- fund your mouey—that's the way they do business at THE MONUMENTAL, Taser A Srrou Worn Us Through the Cloak Departinent and see what you can find—we meution a few of the styles and prices on them, but that does not signify—quality ts the thing aud style, that's what you want—couibined with fast workmanship, aud when you get these three tinvents assucted with low prices—there you want to Make your purchases, 027-28 THE MONUMENTAL Look bere— F 1st-J ackers, Diagonal Waie—with revere—trianmed with braid and high shoulders, 84.49. Fine Quality Cheviot Keeter, with pointed rolling collar, cord binding, high sleeves, 84 Un, Fine Quality Cheviot Keefer roiling collar, with fine Silk lapel, Black and ilu on, A very fine grade Stockinet Jacket, with puff sleeves, cord binding—strictly taiior-uade— Au Imported Reefer of Fine Kersey, with velvet Sailor collar cubroidered tn gold and silver, Fancy Cheviot Reefer, with Astrakhen collar and As- trakban edge all around, with four trog fustencrs, ello, A Cheviot Blazer, with yest aud pointed sailor collar, silk binding aud cords, . 87.49, ‘This is special value THE MONUMENTAL. Piss G ARMENTS, OT LE DUPLICATED IN THE CITY FOR LEsS THAN $10. 27-inch Fine Plush Jacket, $9.98 Postiwely worth 81 Y-inch Fume Viush Reefer, rolling collar, puff sleeves, 815.98, Vest front—Seal Plus, with large shawl collar of Wool seal—wool-seal finish all around edge and slecves, All Astrakhan Jackets, fine Astrakban, §17.98 You'll pay €2y elsewhere, SPECIAL— 20 Seal Plush Sacques, with rolling collar, Seal loops aud fine San Lung. $16.98. Bronze Plush Jackets, two styles, Plan Plush, with long rolling collar of Crush Plush, 8 Ail Crush Plush Reefer, #27, Flash Wraps, 81.98. Plush Wraps, 816.50, Plush Wraps, $19.89, Plush Wraps; 823.50. Lots of Fancy Fiush Wraps. THE MONUMENTAL. Braven Asp Crora Wrars. Wraps, a1] sizes up to 48 at same price, Fancy Cloth Wraps, 88.08. Value, 810. Fine Grade Beaver, baudsomely braided, at $2.97. Value, #12. Braided Corkscrew Wraps, $13.98, Fine Imported Diacoual Braided, Satin-Lined throughout, with heavy fringe trumming, 819.97. THE MONUMENTAL, Misses Asp Cuupnews Coars. Fancy Cloth Child's Gretchen, with belt and buckie, full sleeves, Sizes6 to 12. Price $3.v8 for size Gi Tise 2c. each size. New style Gretchen, with short waist, large novelty Plaids, braid, wilitary trimming. Price $6.98 for size G; rise 25e. each size, Fine All-wool Plaid, new patterns, with belt and long cape andrever. Price $6.25 for size6; rise 250. each size. Child's Reefers, Blue Black, Cheviot, Size 4 to 12, 8 for all sizes, Light-weight Broadcloth Child's Reefers, sailor Collars and gilt braid trimuing, brass buttons. Price €3.98 for all sizes, THE MONUMENTAL, See Tar Wosnrnrcn Vis IN FUR CAPES AND MUFFS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. THE MONUMENTAL THEE MONUMENTAL, nu 937 AND 039 F ST. N.W. - ey ee ies SEs Fahl FiSana 747 sin st we Then know that you can buy it of us best amd cheapest. Ope of our three special brands will please you, Cur CAFE JAVA at 340. ie good enough. Our Breakfast Coffee at 27c. ss very fine, Our Hea}th Coffoe at 20c. is a rere bargain. taste in the mouth Our pocket. pe