Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1890, Page 6

Tar SALE OF THE SEASON TOMORROW'S PRICES LOWEST OF THE BEASON, ABLY THE LOWEST THAT ‘WILL BE. CLOAK DiPaRTMENT. At 84.48. A Ree‘er Jacket in Black or Navy, made of heavy all wool cloth; Iatext cut, high shoul- ders: perfect shape: Snished best manner. All nizes, 84.48. No tariff in that. At $8.98. Choice of three styles. Blazer Jackets with Vest. One s fine Enslish Beaver with silk cord and orna- ments, " olling collar, vost with standing Chevron; wide ron Kolling Notched Collar Vest, with lay- down notched collar ornament aud silk loop, Choice 38.98, Kegular prices, $9.48, $0.08 and $10.98, icKiuley Left Uut Here. At 88.48, Seal Plush Jackets, 25-in. long. Tight- fitting, satin lined, finished in Lest manner, Lin should-re, Kexular price $10.00. Anti-tarid! prices still prevail, Gretcher Coats, sizes 6, 8 10 iy different checks, finished with MK cord. Choice, aif sizes, 8: Also sbont 20 Coats, size 4 years, marked 35, $6 and 37, the large sizes are dud out to clus: vut; No tariff in those prices, At 38.48. Fiue Cheviot Reefer Jacket, Astrachan Tolling collar and cuffs, Astrachan edge down frout, at $8.48, Our $10 Astrachan Trimmed Reefer, with frogs, $9. Our $11.48 Astrachan Trimmed Reefer, ‘with froga, $10. No in them, FUR CAPES. 210,00. Two stylem Real Astrachan Capes, wi Telli shaw! lined with heavy satin, fu od in best manner, with pocket. Choice aig No advance trom early prices, of Gue Bisek Coney or Real Rus- sian Hair Cape, made up in best manner, lined with heavy bisck satin, roiling shawl eolkar, ‘Compare them with others at higher price, ‘ See our Baltic Seal Cape at $13 African Seal at $18; Krimmer, #20; Lamb, #15; Marten, #55; Opoxm Tkeal Beaver, #25; Wool Seal, $12 All carly season prices. No advance, 30: our ran MILLINERY. Imported Small Black Birds, %: I Large Mack Hinds, Ne. Jaree Black Parrots, Biuek and Colored Ostrich P. of W. Tips, per busch. al Ostrich Tips, special value, 50c. per buneh. A large assortment exclusive styles ‘Trimmed Hats st woderate prices. fine of Real Ostrich Poas in Black and ular prices #295, © OUT AsMeTtment of Ustrich and Coeque Feather Boss, all styles, colurs aud very low prices, HOSIERY DEPT. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, shaped, all sizes, le. Ladies’ Ribbed Vests and Pants, all «izes, Be. each. didren's Fine Merino Vests and Pants, ribbed to Vests with ribled arms; psuts above Buce, Siren 1 Frices, Zoe, Ite, Sag Me. (ome bargains iu Hose ton CORSET DFPT. Gecwan Woven Long Waist Corsets in White and Drab Emb’s, bust in self and contrasting culurs, at the low price of 400. We carry full lines of the KRG. all grades ‘Thormset Fitting. ©. PL mm all styies. . D. iu sil umbers, €. B. im ail wrades. Warner's Corsets and the new Sonnette Corset. ‘We can suit you im quality, styleand price, TOMORROW A DAY OF » BARGAINS at Our Glove attraction today will please you, we are sure, ‘This is positively the best sale we have ever had, and ‘® word of explanation—we think is necessary.—We offer todsy a lot of Gloves that cost $12.50 per dozen to land in this country. They are the finest Real Kid Suedes, 4 button—and when bought ins regular way sre usually sold im the stores at $1.39; some charge $1.50. Now—the inmporters sold out all these goods in Blacks and had only s lot of about 60 dozen Tans and 70 dozen Grays left, They closed them out—we being always on the alert of such “snaps” Jumped at the bar- ain and secured them to sell at our pric’. THE MONUMENTAL. Oce Pisce I. B20. For the very best quality Real Kid Suede—4-button Gioves—and we defy any house in the city to show you the same goods less than $1.39. THE MONUMENTAL Turre Axe Curaren Goons ‘Than these in the market and have been offered at 89c. a pair. We have them slso. We sell then regularly for that price—and to show you the difference we offer them today at Se. 58e. 58c. 890, 4-buiton Suede Gloves, 58e. 68e. THE MONUMENTAL A cco K K FRR rtrT J & ge kx y — a3 aA So Re RE OF “4 wi A A COU K K kee oT Sys8 AND WoW woRRR A PPP wwww kok Ay pip Ss Www ree AA BPP ®ss, wow RE #4 3 ‘a = Our buyer, Just back from New York, informs us of his purchases of large lots of new and stylish gar- ments, By closing lots of the importers he was en- abled to buy them at his price, and as we have told you before any advantage we get in buying we offer you and with the same inducements we receive. There are lote “and lots of new thigs, but we can't enumerate them all. Below you will find thres gar- ments described and all the others are in same propor- tion. THE MONUMENTAL, uevior Vist Froxt Buaszens, Made of fine imported Cheviots—bound with braid and heavy curds—half satin lined: 88.48. $848. $5.48. We had the sclf-same goods in stock marked $11.50. THE MONUMENTAL, Buosze Pivse S acrets— ‘27 imches long, with Crush Plush Rever and Shsw) Collar, ot 922.89, 822.89, 622.89. ‘Had you been here yesterday this self-same garment would have cost you $30. Of course, there is only » small lot of them—about fifteen in sll—snd it won't take long for them to go at $2.89, THE MONUMENTAL, Fis Busck Cuevior Reeren- With Real Astrakban Kever aud Collar—fastened with 4 frogs across— 216.98. 216.98, 216.98, Agarment that can positively not be duplicated in the city less than $2. Take a look at it anyhow. THE MONUMENTAL, Ix Crosse We Mesr Sar Afew words in regard to our Millinery Department, It is stocked full of good things, expecially in TRIMMED Goops. ‘You will find exclusive styles that cannot be gotten, elsewhere and an immense af wrtment of everything. Watch for ayrest KIBLON SALE Monday or Tues- day; it will be the “bigxest thing on record.”” it 937 AND 939 F ST. N.W. E VERY WwW INTER OUR INCREASING SALES OF LA- DIES' EVENING SHOES HAVE ENCOURAG Us TO MAKE THAT DEPARTMENT OUR VERY STRONGEST, FOR, SHORT AS THE SON Is, THE SALES OF THESE PRETTY SHOES AKE VERY LARGE, You KNOW THAT FANCY SI0ES USUALLY HAVE TO BEAR. A F, PROFIT, BUT NOY WITH Us. BAME LOWNISS OF PKICE PUTS OUR SHOES WITHIN AND LADIE® EXCLSIM WITH DI LIGHT WHEN THRY SEE TUE PI; NINESS THAT A LITTLE Mod UT “WINDOW SHOES” OX >AMPLES OF “SHOES To OR- WHAT WE HAVE AT ALL WE NEY OF, IN ALL sIZES AND WIDTHS, © SATIN SLIPPERS + ARE IN VOGUE AGAIN, WE HAVE THEM IN WUITE, BBR g Mi ee Trt hg fo EE et oP” RS bas “ul ER OF Sus ARTHUR BURT & Co, il F 8m NW a 1t OREPH vray es aa ‘Telephone call “ . ‘ed PALACE. 812-814 7TH ST. N.W., OFFERS FOR TOMORROW, SATURDAY, ONLY: PIGSKIN GLOVES PIGSKIN GLOVES P.G@sKIN GLOVES PIGSKIN GLOVES PIGSKIN GLOVES PIGSKIN GLOVES aT 44 553 =OCO 44 ge Sabie 4 8 ‘Cou = PP Il G naxx Brig og? Ex" fl &8 § BP ot Sag g 8 Rk HN NN P on Goo Su Kk u NNN Pot Se Lye i a oe ee GGG GL co ov kKK Sss8 ‘That are sold everywhere for 74c. and 89c., we offer them for SATURDAY ONLY FRENCH FELT HATS, sold everywhere for @1.25 and 81.50, we offer them at A cco K XK FEB TrTT a go Ex £ T a3 ass Go Ri eS Ji & 4 CoO K K_ KRE . (We ask you to cailand examine this extraordinary bargain), sold everywhere for $12, we offer at Baas THTT 5555 a a 323.7 & SES cease Soaz | Sy SPECIALS IN OUR ee ee HHH oO O "ss, fr FR RRR YY PEAS at i Ee PRY DEPARTMENT. ALL OF OUR 25c, HOSIERY aT 2i6e, 2le, 20 ALL OF OUR 50c. HOSIERY AT 400, 400, 400, Bpecial bargains in our Dry Goods, Corset, Ladies Furnishings and Dress Trimming Depertmenta, i 2 Ex fi ” ss RKO SS EX if Bgy8 me 6A SE A cco ERR PP AA L AA cc K Y fot Aa Goo Ke P a4 ti aA coo FRE OF at A RRR K OK ™ 558, A nr Rae © gs ae 4 es, RS, ‘SS a aR R KK Sat >. ‘734-736 7TH ST. N.W. You have no doubt noticed that after we have ad- Vertised a price that others mark an inferior grade at the same price, showing thut we have cut the prop from under the high prices, It is true that our profits have been small on each sale, but the very many it has ulted in has more than paid, Particularly has it uso iu our Cloak Department, beew uot had cold weather. our sales have exceeded any former year and our lil become broken after last week's biz trade, We have received every day this week new Koods, sume novel- tie, others plain, but ull of cood quality, and at our fizures below our competitors fully 20 percent, We will be pleased tu see you tomorrow and khow you onr line, knowing you will admit that we sre very modest in our claims, Below we nawe a few of the many good things we have: ‘ Vest Front Blazer, diagona! cloth, tailor made, shawl roll collar, the most stylish garment of the seasou, only $6.48; worth #10, ‘Veat Front Blazer, diuzonal cloth, tailor made, as- wi roll collar, 7.73; worth 812, sek Jersey Jackets, tailor made, only of Refers, several different cloths, worth $4.08, Diagonal Cloth 3; Tixht Fitting Jacket, @4.48; worth per 2 g85s P vu Sus8 coo L A K OK ceo £ AA KK go aa RN * ea BK = 40-inch English Scal Plush Cloaks, worth 2 814.85, 40-inch English Seal Plush Cloaks, worth 824, 817.84. inch English Seal Plush Cloaks, worth ¢36, e2asl 210 Plush Jackets, €5.96. $15 Plush Jackets, $0.16, S24 Vlush Keefer, 817.48, coo A Per FER 38g CO AA PoE H € AA EE SoG BAA ¥ Ps AA KK = Astrachan Capes, $1.06; reduced from ¥3.48, Astrachan Capes, sturus 43; reduced from $4.50. Seal Plush Capes, $:3.98 ; reduced from 66. Seal Piueh Capes, finer, $4.50; reduced from & Astrachan sud Plush Capes, very stylish, 84.91 duced from #5. Five Astrachan Cloth Cape, 8:3. 74: worth @5. 50. We have a uice line of Children's Cloaks in Greteh- ons, Newmarkets and Reefers at the same popular Price, ‘ sh f nN ez Re T5853 Uo be APES wt ‘734-736 TTH 8ST. X.W. 1 Ger Tue Besr. TUS CONCURD maBNEsE, ne LUTZ & BRO, °* "497 Penn. ave., adjoining Nations Hotel, ‘Trunks and Satchels of best make at low prices, od Yr i Y D. C., FRIDA Ghoves. S| LOUVRE o6G ou feitiie er Lalt go —- eve oo” ‘W «Eee God “oo = = on PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 911 BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS FOR TOMORROW, SATURDAY, NOV. 1. LOOK FOR ADVERTISED GLOVES ON OUB CENTER COUNTER. Ladies’ $1.25 Suede 4-button Kid Gloves at 976. Ladies’ $1.26 Dressed 4-button Kid Gloves at 97c. Ladies’ $1.50 Dressed 4-Lutton Kid Gloves at $1.23. Ladies’ 81.50 suede 4-button Kid Gloves at $1.25. Ladies’ $1.75 Heal Castor 4-button Kid Gloves at 1. 81.48. Py 48 French 8-button Mousquetaires at 25. Ladios' $1.25 Foster Lacings at 98c. Ladies’ @1.75 Foster Lacings Suedes at $1.48. Ladies’ 31.75 Pawn and Evening Shades 8-button French Kid Mousquotaires at $1.50. eae 2-clasp Kid Gloves reduced from $1.25 to 80. Gents’ 2-clasp Best Kid Gloves reduced from $1.75 to 81.48. Gente’ Undressed Kid, shades, reduced from #1 : Gents’ Keal Castor Gloves, 81.62. Geuts' Bicycle Castor Gloves, best quality, $1.50. Gents’ 2-uutton White K:d Gloves, 98c. button Kid Gloves, 98e, }- button Mousquetaires, Tan and Drab, @ 7 M: Poe G-button Mousquetaires, evening shades, 1. Boys’ Kid Gloves of supcrior quality, with patent clasp, $1.05. are just in receiptof a full ine of Ladies’, Gente’ and Children's Lined and Fur-trimmed Gloves, to which we invito special attention, All Gloves tried on ‘at our risk and warranted. Remember at above prices tomorrow only, open till 8 o'clock. Store L og on oo oo “uv OGG 1 G Gn oo G ~L oOo GGG O° GG 00 it 911 PENNSXLVANIA AVE. 911 G To Tut Ries Puscs FOR YOUR CLOTHING, ‘When you want to buy an OVERCOAT go tos Cloth- ing House, Don't go to a store where Overcoate, Dresses, China Ware, Toilet Sets and Patent Medicines are all jumbled together, It takes time, thought and Special attention to sell Clothing to the public at our BED-ROCK PRICES. Only afirst class Clothing House who makes a GRAND SPECIALTY of the manufacture of Glothing can do it, Our Clothing is made right at our own factories, where the best skilled cutters and tail- ors are omployed. You get good Clothing cheap when dealing with us, aud our one great specialty is OVER- COATS. JUST NOW Our grand line of $6, $10 and $15 OVERCOATS Are interesting every one. We know they are the best value in Washington, and that's the reason we're push- ing them to the front, Our $10 and $12 garments are equal to any that merchant tailors charge $20 to $28 for. Made from good, substantial fabrics and lined and trimmed to give the wearer satisfaction in every sense of the word. THE OVERCOATS We offer you are strictly tailor made from English Kerseys and Meltong and Auburn Meltons, Verumbo Chinchillas, Plain, Blue, Black and Brown Beavers and Cheviots, Dowblo-warp Cassimeres, &c. Some are cloth lined and others lined with good farmer satin and satin sleeve lining. Come along and take your choice at $10, $12 and $15. Sail right in if you want ‘an Overcoat and buy it direct st headquarters, NEW YORE ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 7TH ST. WASHINGTON, rer im ROB UR RG bes “ue? OR ‘Ede BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY, . UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES. Ribbed Vests, extra long, Heavy Merin nd Punts, 49¢. Nearly All-wool Vests aud Pauts, 740, HOSIERY, Fast Black, Fancy colors, Unbleached, extra heavy, 25c. PCO 00 RRR gSSs TITT 558g cco oR Re 7 5 SL isS- K SssS kee Tt Sxs8 = prices. MEN'S WEAR Fine Heavy Undershirts and Drawers, 4c, Camel's Hair Double Breast and Back, 1.50, ie, B22. should be scen to be appro- White Liniow Collars, :3 for 25 Socks of all kinds at lowest price, A beautiful axgor Four-in-hand Ties, 25 Colored Bordercd Handkerchicfs, 5c. cco oT 00 855 ¢ fT oo & ES co Eb 00 A 4 KK SS = Lailies, don't purchase your Cloaks until you look at we will save you money on Plush Jackets, Sacqves and other wraps, STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 and 406 7thet. nw, it Ocx May Forre 1S CHILDREN'S SHOES. * MANUFACTURERS TELL US THEY * MAKE FULLY FIVE TIMES 4S MANY * CHILDREY’S SHOES FOR US THAN THEY * DO FOR ANY OTHER HOUSE HERE. THE * REASON IS PLAIN: WE FURNISH OUR * PATRONS WITH HONEST, DURABLE . FOOTWEAR AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. NOT A CHILD'S SHOE IN OUR HOUSE, IT MATTEKS NOT HOW LOW THE PRICE, BUT WHAT IS MADE OF SOLID LEATHER, HERE ARE A FEW OF THE FAMOUS * * SPECIALTIES WHICH WE INVITE YOU * * TO EXAMIN: ve Our “Daisy” Patent Tip Dress Shoes, 4to * © 8s, $1.25; 814 to 104s, 81.50; 11 tos, 81.95. * “Monument” Dongola Solar Tip Button, * Child's sizes, 81.25. Misses’, ¢ * Misses’ avd Child's Calf Spring Heel Shoes. Child's, $1.25, Misses’, $1.50, * Misses’ and Child's VSc, Solid Sole Pebble * * and Kid Button, Heel or spring. . * Boys’ and Youths’ Hand-made Calf Shoes. * * Youths sizes, $1.95. Boys’, $2.50, . Boys’ and Youths’ Indestructible Shoes, us- * ually stand 3 half solings, Youths’ sizes, * 61.50. Boys’, $1.75. * Boys' and Youths’ @1 Iroy Clad Button or Laced School Shoes. PSRENTS OF LARGE FAMILIES WHO HAVE BEEN PAYING HIGH PRICES FOR THEIL CHILDREN'S SHOES ELSEWHERE ARE ESPECIALLY INVITED TO CALL ON Us. WE WILL GUARANTEE YOU A SAV- ING OF FULLY ONE-HALF ON YOUR SHOE BILLS. HAHN'S - RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH ST, 1922 PA, AVE. 231 PA. AVE BR . . . . OR sh EF A SOME OF OUR LEADERS FOR THIS WEEK Blue and Black Cheveron Walking Jack- eta, $3.25, Walker Seal Plush 44-inch Costs from 814.50 up. Elewant Black Cheveron Walking Jacket, Astrachan collar and cuffs, $7.75; worth e12. Biack and Blue Cheveron Blazers, Vest front, $7.75. Pigskin Glover, Black and Colored, 59c.: have only about thirty dozen left; worth today @1e pair. MILLINERY, ‘Have received another large line of Fine French Felt Hats, trimmed and untrimmed. Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Notions, Infants’ ‘Wear. FURS, & Rea! Astrachan Cape at 60 LONDON BAZAR, 715 Market Space. How To Wax OR RIDE, Never lean forward when walking, Sfove at s brisk Pace, but hurriedly. Ride whenever you can and as Much ag possible on thu cable line. Hiding or walk- ing, always carry your purse and to obtain the most visit GRASTY'S DOUBLE 1 nw. Everything sold ih and less than market pri Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, China, Glass, Lamps, Tin, &, Autique Extension Table, 6-foot, $5; Solid Oak Chairs, 87c.; Oak Side Board, $12.50 to $35; Solid Ouk Chamber Suites, $16.95 to 875; Parlor Suites, 27.50 to $100: Carpets from 15c. up; Carpet Lining, 4, 5 and 8c ; 6 ‘iumblers, 13c.; Evglish Toa Set, 56 pieces, 82.08; Dinner Set, 100 pieces, $7.98, &c. No mater w ‘ou live, we are near eueush to save you something. Dou't doubt till you try. MUGHTY) C(ASH) GRASTY, ‘We have on exhibition the handsomest Automatic Musical Figure in the city, worth $75, which will be Presented to some customer. You may be the one ce and ite jones @nasty. Ornce W. H. Horse. Sth AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ARE YOU INTERESTED! WINDOW SHADES, with Fringe, 200, ALT SQUARE, 25 yards by 3 yards, for $3.98. ART SQUARE, 3 yards by 4 yards, for 86.95. INGRAIN CARPETS, 45¢, EXTRA SUPER INGRAIS, 65c, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, extra quality, 750, BODY BRUSSELS, 95¢. BEST MOQUETTE CARPETS, 81.25. ANTIQUE CHAMBER SUITE, 3 pices, bevel glass, SIXTEENTH-CENTURY FINISH SUITE, 3 picces bevel giass, #71, SIXTEENTH-CENTURY FINISH CHIVALRE SUITE, large Level plate, $22.50. ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER SUITE, large beve 3 PLUSH PARLOR SUITES, 6 pieces, Walnut frames, 832.50. 2PLUSH PARLOR SUITES, 6 pieces, imitation mahoxany frames, 843. 3 PLUSH PARLOR SUITES, 6 pieces, metal trimmed, 865. 12 LAKGE OVER STUFFED SUITES 6 pieces, 875. A LARGE TURKISH SUITE, 5 pieces, in Silk, Tap- estry and Plush, slightly damaged, at @112.50; reg- ular price $125. CASH BUYERS CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS usby, W. 1. HOERE, ‘Sth and Pennsylvania ave, 020-4 Hese Is As Ovrontoxirs~ IT SPEAKS FORCIBLY— IT 18 TRUE—BUT FOR CASH ONLY— d , ENDING NOVEMBER 3, 1890. A 3-piece Solid Antique Oak Bed Room Suite, Neduced trom. 835.50 to 824.85, A 3-piece XVI Century Solid Oak Bed Room Suite. Reduced from..., +$35.50 to $24.85, A 3-piece Solid Antique Oak Led Loom Suite. From... sere 828,50 00 822.10 A Handsome Maple Bed Room Suite, B-pieces and brass traumings, From. 250—Solid Oak Rocking Chair, to match above, a ereeeree SLOVO Fuily worth #3,26, 100—Extra Size Solid Oak Rocker, with hich. Deck and wooden seat, highly polisued.. sees oes sereeeee S290 Reduced from $4.50. Reduced from $1.25 t0........-eseessere OSC Qur Solid Oak Tables (also in 5 other woods)—worth twice what we offer them for... A ccr load of G-fect Solid Osk Extension 1 ‘ables. be ‘Be gure end see these, A large number of Solid Osk 8-foot Extension TUbLes..... .seonneessssenese: ++ 810.20 Excelleut value, ‘ Our Fine Woven Wire Spring. Reduced {70m £4 W0..0..+..eeseseeerrenee +10 8270 Our Elegant $75 Parlor Suite, in im. tapestry oF silk plush, with spring OCTOBER, 31. 1890—TEN PAGES, The Standard Cocoa of the World A Substitute for Tea and Household Words Al Over Berops, ~" Van Houten’s * Cocoa “BEST& GOES FARTHEST” Now that its manufacturers are drawing the attention of the American public to this first and, ever since its inven- tion, the best of all cocoas, it} | will soon be appreciated here as well as elsewhere all over the world. All that the man- ufacturers request is simply one trial, or, still better, a ‘comparative test with what- ever other cocoa it may be; then Vax Hovutey's Cocoa ttself will convince every one of its great superiority. It is because of this that the English paper Health, says : “Once tried, always used.” 22-To avoid the evil effects of Tea and) ‘Coffee, use constantly VAN HOUTEN'S: COCOA, which isa STRENGTHENER of the | NERVES and @ refreshing and nourishing a GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, W. BAKER & (0.8 Breakfast Cocoa is sare wpe re and dt és soluble. No Chemicals are used in ite preparation. It has mon than three times the strength of Cocos ied with Starch, Anowroot or Sugary nd is therefore far more economical, costing less than one cont eenp. t is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, L:a- SILY DiGrSTED, end admirably adapted for invalids es Well ae pereous ia health, Sold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO. Dorchester, Mass, £,117¢ MOWRNING REVERIE. us peides Rimes! ou bis thdy apueseenen, ome wi inself on his tidy can carryso much hidden dirt. if the edge of my skirt looked es abominable as the botiom of his trousers he'd fly in a And ail this nasti- ‘Deas could be avoided if he would use Wolff's AGME Blacking ‘Some men are just pig headed, and John is one of them.” WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia. Sold by all Deateraand Harness Makere, BEECHAM'S PILLS (THE CREAT ENCLISH REMEDY.) Cure BILIOUS and Nervous ILLS. 25cts. a Box. OF ALL DRUGGISTS. Wausos & Cann; FINE SHOES, 929 F STREET N,W., BET. 9TH AND 10TH. oP! Taltimore Store, e257 M. CLOSE AT 9 P.M. 4 aud G West Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md. 515 7TH ST. N.W. JEWELRY 60LD ON WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS. We are the largest credit Jewelers in this city and carry a full line of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, CLOCKS, OPERA GLASSES, And everything found in » first-class Jewelry store. ‘These goods are all of a high order and are sold on our special credit system, and you have the use of the article while paying for it, as all goods are delivered to purchasers on tue first payment, Call and see us. Our prices are the lowestand terms the easiest. Open evenings. THE JAMES POWERS CO., © 815 7TH ST. N.W., UPSTAIRS, 087 Faswtoxante Fons Beal, Persian, Lamb, Mink. Astrachan, Wool Scal Monkey and Alaska Sable are the Fashionable Furs for this sesaon. ‘We havo them all in CAPES and short wraps. In all sizes and lengths. Besutiful Plush Rocfer ‘Isckets, fur collars and facing. - Plush Wraps and Secques, Muffs, Boas, Collarettes and Trimmings, 4d%0 change in prices on accouat of recent advance in wack THE LAST SAD RITES. Impressive Services Over the Remains of the Late Haughwort Howe. THE CASKET COVERED WITH BEAUTIFUL FLORAL ‘TRINUTES—ELOQUENT WORDS OF REY. DR. BART™ LETT— DISTINGUISHED PERSONS PRESENT—THR BODY TAKEN TO NEW YORK FOR INTERMENT, So far as Washington is concerned the last act in the sad drama whose climax has been the death of a promising young man and the widow- ing of a most popular young iady and a bride of only a day was finished at the room of the international American couference on Vermont avenue this morning. It is safe to say that no funeral has ever taken piace in Washington, at least in recent years. which has created more genuine interest and sincere sympathy than that of Mr Haugh- | wort Howe, whose death was reported in yes terday’s Sram. With every prospect of « happy and useful career before him, next } Monday being the day set w he had hoped to lead to the altar a most estimable oung indy—Miss Mary Butterworth of this and Ohio—few men had more reason for wishing to hive. It ie apleasont thing for Mr. Howe's young widow and bis many friends to remember that bis last hours were rendered easier and his mind calmed and set at rest by the self-sacrific- ing devotion of the young lady who now sadly wears the emblems of widowhood When it was found that Mre Howe Was critically iil and that the thought thet he would be unable to fulfill his wedding engage ment was worrying the sick mind, Mins Butter- worth, with rare devotion, proposed that all formalities be dispensed with and the cere- mony be performed at once in the sick cham- ber. This was soon dove and on Wednesday Miss Butterworth became a bride, only to merge into a widow on the following Jay. SIMPLE BUT RPFECTIVE SERVICES, The funeral ceremonies today wore simple yet strangely effective. The funeral was intended to be entirely private, but hundreds of people were attracted by their acquaintance with the young couple and their sympathy for the bereaved wife. The services were performed by Rev. Dr, Bartlett and bis short address was a classic, As the eloquent passages were delivered scarcely adryeye was to be found in the crowded room. The remains were inclosed ina black casket, which was literally lost in the floral embiemé which relatives aud triends had p.aced on the last bed as a slight token of remembrance and sympathy, A large pillow of imortelles with the Spanish word “Adios,” was the gift from Mr. Howe's asso. ciates on the international American conter- ence. Mr. and Mrs, Blaine sont a large bunch of pink roses, while the clerks the St Department were represented by a maguifi wreath, Flowers were also received from Mr, and Mrs. William F. Ourtis, Mr, William Walter —— Mr. Sevelion Brown and from many others. During the sed but hopeful ceremony Mra, Howe was supported by Hon, Benjamim Butters worth, her father. The rooms were crowded to the door with sympathizing friends, SOME WHO WERE PRESENT, Among those present were Dr. and Mra, Reosa, the three brothers of Mrs. Howe, Sccre- tary Blaine, Mr. Wm, Walter Phelps, Assistant Secretary Adee, Minister Zagera, Mr. Wm, Tsescott, Mr. and Mre. J. W. Foster, Mr. W. P. Tisdel, ail the staff of the international con- ference, niauy clerks from the State Depart ment aud many others, The pall-bearers were Messrs. John B. Moore, assistant secretary of state; Wilham E. Curtis, exceutive ofticer of the international American conference; F. J. Kieckhoefer and George Bartie of the State Department; L P. Roosa of New York aud De, F. 0, St. Clair, Immediately after the services the remains were taken to the Pennsylvania depot and laced on the 11 o'clock train for New York, fhe dead man was accompanied on his last journey by his young bride, Dr. and Mra, pean Mr. Butterworth and Mr. and Mra. Mouiton. ‘The remains will be interred tomorrow im Dr. Roosa’s plot in Woodlawn cemetery. INCIDENTS OF THE DECEASED. Since Mr. Howe's sad death many, little inci. dents have been developed to add to the ro mantic interest that surrounds his marriage and death. One week ago Wednesday, whue Mr. Howe wag in New fork aud in seeming perfect health, be is kuowu tw have made a wiil, although what the document contains is uot known. Today several letiers were delivered at Mr. Howe's old room at the Metropolitan Club, one of which was from the Adams Ex- press Company iniorming him of the arrival of % puckage containing Mr. Howe's wedding clothes or those he designed for that purpose, Another article which hus been delivered at the club for the dead man isa Ia) portrait of Miss Butterworth, wh: ni have been presented to ber on the wedding day, —_——_ NAVAL CONSTRUCTION, The Defective Shatt Strut of the Maine— forged Stecl Versus Cast Steel. STEEL IN It is said at the Navy Department that the defect discovered in the cast steel strut which supports the starboard propeller armored cruiser Maine will not del: pletion of the vessel to any material extent, The ship way be launched in her presout condition, and a new strut can be made in time to put im place when the vessel is docked. The ouly loss suffered by the gov- ernment is in the time occupied in fitting the defective strut, The contractors who supplicd the defective piece are required under the con- tract to replace it. ‘This last failure in the use of large steel casting * iu maval construction has given addi- tioual force to the arguments made aguinst its use. In one case every one of about seventecn: cast steel columns intended tor one of the pew cruisers was found to be defective. Tho de- fects in that case, as im this, were of such a nature that they were not visible upon the surface of the castings. and were only developed upon finish- ing, consequently there is often grave doubts as to the soundness of castings that appear perfectly fair upou the surface. At least two of the largest ship building concerns engaged iu uaval construction have already endeavored to have wrought steel substituted for cast stecl in several of the contract requirements, and hav- ing regard to this last failure, and the fact that the forgings can be procured more speedily than perfect castings, it is probable that some changes of this kind will be authorized. GEORGETOWN cTOW Ksocrep Dows axp Hap Hen Lec Buoxes.— Mrs. Mary Ann King. an aged lady who lives at 2930 M street, was struck at the corner of 30th and M streets yesterday afternoon by «a horse and buggy just av she had stepped trom a street car and in falling she broke her right leg. In the buggy were Miss Rupert of 709 O street and alady friend, but a ng wagou obscuring their view they did not see Mrs. King wil was impossi to prevent the accide’ Mra. Ring was Ein to her home, ‘This morning before Judge Miller Mra, Katie Ruppert, who was driving the horse at the time of the accident, was charged with assault aud with violating the police regulations, The judge was satistied from the proof that the ac- cident was unavoidable and dismissed the case, ‘Tue Foxenxar of Joseph Neng Cwmy dl will take place this afternoon from his resi- jee mes S4th strect. The following pallvearers have been selected: Messrs, Hamilton Bro- naugh, Forrest » Charles John Wood and Dr, J. H. Yarnell. Rev, Dr, Register will officiate. The remains will be in- terred at Oak Hill. Tux Waose- Nawe.—In the Police Court dealer, several witnesses testified ving cceier. od beer im the, defendant's place, but worn in bis own behalf he said his name was