Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1890, Page 4

> THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. cae THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTO THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Wertd, and as am Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washingt To _ In the Christensen liquor license case from fhe northern California district the Supreme Court yesterday made an important decision reversing the order of the circuitcourt. Chris- tensen carried on in San Francisco a retail Jiquor business for several years prior to 1889, im which year his application for license was refused by the police commissioners, in whom diseretion was granted by a municipal ordi- nance. Hewas arrested for conducting his business without license, but obtained a writ of habeas corpus and was discharged from cus tody on the ground that the aforesaid ordi- nance made Christensen depend upon the arbitrary will of others and in that respect de- nied to him the equal protection of the law: ‘The decision of the Supreme Court was deliv- ered by Justice Field, who said: “By the general concurrence of opinion of every civilized and Christian community there are few sources of crime and misery to society equal to the dram shop where intoxicating liquors in small quantities to be drunk at the time are sold indiscriminately to all parties applying. The statistics of every state show a greater amount of crime attributable to this than from any other source. The sale of such liquors in this way has therefore been at all times con- sidered the proper subject of legislative rog- ulation. For that matter their sale by tho glase may be absolutely prohibited. It is a question of public expediency and public mor- ahty, and not of federal laws.” The court, speaking still through Justice Field, holds that there is no inherent ght of a citizen to sell intoxicating liquors by retail; it is not « priv- ilege of a citizen of the state or of a citizen of the United States. The court therefore ruies that the exercise of the power of prohibition or regulation by the state is not dependent upon the fact whether such exorcise may be wise or work injustice to the parties affected. This is a notable judgment of the highest court in at least two respects: It reaffirms the police power of the state; it establishes the judicial doctrine that the sale of alarmful product of industry may be enjoined on the ground of public injury to ensue from its consumption. As to the latter point it may suflice to say that the court simply sustains the municipal author- ity of the state to enact laws interfering with individual liberty when that liberty is directed to énds that are productive of crime. Private morality, or the question of what a man may drink or eat, is not involved further than it is necessarily connected with public morality and public expediency. The decision of the court, thus understood, is in the line of intelligent public sentiment as well as of constitutional precedent. ——— +- = Whatever may be affirmed or denied euc- cessfully of the constitational power of Con- gress over congressional elections it must be admitted that its right to enact an apportion- ment law as soon as the results of the census are announced is obvious, ample and impera- tive. Therefore almos: the first duty of Con- gress on reassembling willbe the enact- ment of legislation needed to make new dis- tricts in all the states of the Union. That this logislation will be enacted at the approachin ; session is not doubted. Partisam considera- tious may affect both the framin ; of th» appor- honment measure and the action thereon of the party im opposition. It would be altogether wonderful if they did not. Bat the duty of Congress is clear, it cannot be evaded. The apportionment should be fairly made, but it must be made. — ‘The prominent presidential and vice-presi- dential candidates among the republicans are aow those who can hold up their right hands and truthfully affirm that they had nothing to jo with the late cyclone. Nominating light- singhas gathered over the heads of several Mtatesmen, heretofore referred to in Tux Sran, snd it is pow noticed that a formidable electric accumulation hovers over Uncle Jerry Rusk, who comes from the farming population which bas now risen in its might and who is deserv- sdiy popular with the farmers and whose state is now sufficiently doubtful to suit the most exacting. Blaine and Rusk—reciprocity and the farmers—constitute the latest suggestion of @ republican ticket and platform. << oe ‘The annual address of President Parker at the Board of Trade meeting last night gave a soncive and interesting description of the rear's work of the organization, picturing to a sonsiderable extent the public activities of the sity during that period. The review shows well for the advancement of the capital during 1890. Mueh has been completely accomplished, substantial progress has been made in some »rojects forthe public welfare not yet per- ‘ected, and the prospect is encouraging for the ‘uture. ———— + = It ought to be possible from the numerous mggestions submitted to sele>t a suitable nethod of commemorating ths District's cen- eunial. Que advantage o/ tke loca; over the tional centennial as an opportunity for the splay of the capital's advancement will con- ist im the fact that the very best exhibit on he subject, the city itself, will be seen and en- byed by visitors to the former, and not except hrough artificial representatioa by visitors to she latter. —_—— + Another sensation on Wall street, culminating B the mrdden death of a broker and the ad- tance of money from 12 to % per cent. was the wesult of » money scare in Europe. produced by ‘euding too much tones to South America. Chese “‘rieh men’s panies” are not considered \s dangerous as the othor kind, but the country vould rather get on withont them. They are tue ueually to combinations to affect values in he imtorest of certain Wall street cliques, It is rather unfortunate that so many of those eatous lovers who shoot their sweethearts im- nediately kill themselves. One or two might te saved and made examples of. Something vith Doiling oi or molten beeswax in it for netanee —————s A deadlock i Connecticut and a compliea-} ion in New Hampsizire have ensued as the re- ult of Tuesday's elections. oe Politicians are now willing to bow to « farmers’ Alliance whea they meet it anywhere. oo ‘The Supreme Court bas decided that no man tas ander the Constitution the right to se!) iquer asa beverage. The Supreme Court, it iH be remembered, is beyond the pale of volthes, —_———+ +. ‘The rear eolemm business will be taken into tourt, thet is to say, iuto the press again with ull its horrors. The rear column should be telegated to the rear column to stay. ‘The naw Masonic Temple in Chieago will be B eflect & monument three hundred feet high snd 170x140 fest at base aad summit, ‘The rents wil be of commensurate cieration, oe Speaking of what the exhibit of the National Capital is to be at the World's Fair, what is the matter with our new post office, the Zoo, and a Potomac flat? oo ‘The republican party has retired from the teal estate business and if any more land slides ire put on the market it will at once decline te Drest. oo De they want the earth? With s majority in fa: House of 154 New York wante one more lemoerstic Congressman om s census recount, ———— ‘The MeKimiey bill ie just as operative navy 28 wan Lefore last Tresday. Waar A Giusy or oe per, yx PoP pr re ERRY e “Re promised to buy mes bunch of blue ribdon.”— * i Sag It has lit up mauy adail and somber gown—iven life to many an expressionless thought, Never «rows cld.—It dies with one season only to be born with the next in prettier effect—more brilliant shading. Of course they are in demand now—and any special offer- ing we have to make will be hailed with appreciative delwht. Iibt now we have seme small quotations to 6. S-All-nilk Satin-elge Gros Grain Ribbon, in any width and Helotrops, Orange, Green, Brown, Number 30-100 a yard: SaeSatin-edgo Faille of « superior quality—all ‘the abades and all the widthe—at prices you will find Just as popular. 2-satin Ribbons are boing used very largely with fancy work—all the shades you wili have need ‘Number 2—50c. a piece. EW" Satin-edge Moire—shadesand widths that are required. §2-Satin-edge and Plain Black Gros Grain and Black Satin-edge Moire Kibvons in widths for every use. twrian Gros Grain Ribbon—all desirable shades— 2_Number 12-27e. a yard. E27 Rauber 10-32 a yard. Ea Number 22-400, & yard. t@-Eleven-inch ps Rivbons, in Black, White and Cream--#1 a yard. S® Colored Satin Edge Gros Grain Sash Ribbons, remarkably good quality.-81.35 a yard, €e Surah Sashes, in Black, White and Oream— Plain or with open work on the sides—g and 88 each. €#" Four and Five-inch Pisid kibbons—a tasty arrangement of colorings—ac.,45¢. and 60c. a yard. That is low—the old prices were 6Uc, 65c. and #1. Quitea saving. EB" Heautifnl two-toned effects in Ratin—3 inches wide—S5e, = yard. That i a sbade lighter in Price, €2 "Colored Velvet Ribbons with Satin Backs— the newest xhades- = a and 1:2—and linen backs in Nos. 4, “You will find these Velvet Itibbons to be of the very best qualities. No use having them if they are not. The prices arc small enough. GF" All widths of Diack Velvet Ribbons—satin or len backed, Fnough raid. You know better than we can tell you to what use to pt these Ribbons. Perhaps you are Just waiting for an anuouncement such aa this. Surely these ongbtto «tart you OUR way if you are thinking of buying. These prices will create » demand, * ertain, want or no want—Ribbon is something you can keep—and we are # little proud of our show- ing -price aud picture, BSFATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTM ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. Bt THE SALE OF FINE RIBBONS, NO. 22, OR, 3 INCHES WIDE, ALL SILK, 12 CARTONS, OR 144 PIECES, WILL BE ON SALE TOMORROW MORNING IN OUR RIBBON DEPARTMENT. THE PRICE WILL BE 10 CENTS PER YARD. THIS IS ONE OF THOSE BARGAINS WHERE THE CUSTOMER IS DE- LIGHTED OVER HER OR HIS PUR- CHASE AND WHICH WILL CROWD OUR ALREADY WELL-KNOWN ESTAB- LISHMENT, TrTT ae 12TH AND F 8TS. NW. Ty KAUFMAN & SICKLE, ERR RT Sveciat Prices Fon Oxz Dax. LADIES’ ASTRACHAN CAPES, STORM COLLAR, POINTED FRONT, $1.29. LADIES’ CHEVIOT REEFERS, BLACK AND BLUE, 8.24 THE ABOVE TWO ARTICLES ARE WORTH WEAKLY DOUBLR OF WEDNBESDAY'S PRICES, CLARK'S, 734 and 736 7th st. HiT LTTE WILLIAM H. McKNEW @uccessor to RB. H. Taylory 983 Pa ave aw. it bEBLADRRRRAEALASAADRERAADSAbbbA 00 TIT? » &§ Ss << < de exe: ze iJ bet) wn, +<°S ke REEES peemzcy > EE zzzz8 ry o! penne nat x= 224 ery Es ‘Wears Long jose men who do wear them should know that we are about the only house in town which carries a complete assortment of Reliable Dress and Working Boots. French Osif Custom-made Boots at 64.05, Fine Calf Hand-sewed Boots at $3.95. Triple-sole Bcotch-bottom Boots at $3.95. i 3 Morocco-top Fine Calf Boots at $3.95. Calf Fair Btitched Boots at 82.95. Baltimore Calf Pegged Boots at $2.50. Double Upper Triple Sole Kip Boots at 82.50, French Kip Hunting Boots, $2.50. Good Wearing Calt Boots at 81. Excellent Kip Boots at $1.95. Fulletock Solid Kip Boots, $1.50. Car Drivers’ Warm-lined Cloth Bote, Our famous “Water-proof” Brewers’, Butchers’ and Dyers’ Loots, Youth's and Child's Boots, $1.00 0. ©2000600 0 60 0 © © 00 © 08 C0008 ©00000000 00 © 6 & 08 © 60 C0000 a HOH T 553s Hou od HOH RRR = HU BA HME RAS BH MSH 2 OW RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH S8T., 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVE., 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 8.E, P. 8.—Ladies, don't miss our sale of Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Sample Shoes. They're going off like hot cakes at our Seventh Strect Store only. at HIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS!—NOW 18 THE TIME Se ‘to buy Shirts, and the Branch Baltimore Shirt Fac- tory Js the place to buy them. We are selling. Crescent Shirt, nade of good atro: trong Muslin and fine Linen. bosoms: for ON ‘cents: © fore 8340. Our Ine vincible Shirt, made of tia Muslin ana finest Linen bosoms, $5 6 for $9. “Theso Shirts aro made full tot Sure, t 4 me oe Z ee as good —— = ought at any price, Cur Ol 5 favorite open front, pleated bosoms, all sae. ‘stack, Afull and complete Hite of Underwear , Aan = fail to call ‘at Pil astonteh you. Don't ‘auder the management of IRELAND, USI Oth st, uw. Baltiuore Shirt Factory, and JOS. BELLS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. THOSE £ILKS. The special sale started in strong this morning, and yo wonder, The qualities for those prices are wonders of values, You can hardly get an ides from the items below. ‘You can get an ides of the prices, but to know their value you must see them, Thoy are Silks that you desire now. Can be used for either full dresses, combinations or trimmings, The quantity 1s large and varied now. It won't bes week hence, All our 75c. 19-inch Colored Surah Silks, al} shades (excepting Cream and Cardinal), SPECIAL SALE 58c. A YARD. ‘21-inch newest styles of Tartan Plaids. Tho hand- somest effect yet shown here. For $18 yard you may De able to equal them, SPECIAL SALE 720. A YARD. 21-inch Brocaded Silks in elegant effects, among them many two toned goods. Colors: Light or Dark Gray, Serpent, Heliotrope, Navy. Combinations are Green and Old Rose, Olive and Terra Cotts, Garnet and Myrtle, Heliotrope and Olive. An excelleut $2 silk, SPECIAL SALE $1.19 A YARD, ‘24-inch China Silke in all shades, 750. goods, SPECIAL SALE 68¢. A YARD, 5 pieces of 24-inch Black Gros Grain Silka, Good value for $1.15. SPECIAL SALE 90c, A YARD. SPECIAL SALES FOR THE WEEK IN HOUSE- FURNISHING LINENS, BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLES, UPHOLSTERY DEPT.—Lace Curtains and Portiers: Bome astonishing values in each, MAA) EP A LE BETS iz Furs AND DELICIOUS M/RSHMALLOWS, CARAMELS, CHOCOLATES, BON BONS, BUTTERCUPS, NUT TAFFIES, SALTED ALMONDS, MARRON’S GLACES AND DAINTY RECEPTION IDEAS IN CANDY, GO To GILL’s, F STREET. nil POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 210 SEVENTH STREET. Wire Ovzxixa, MME. T. B. HARRISON, 1329 F ST., OF THE LATEST FASHIONS AND MOVELTIES IN LONDON AND PARIS BONNETS AND HATS YOR WINTER WEAR, WEDNESDAY AXD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 AND 13, place ‘and Thursday. We wilt be pleased to Sascckece : dhow you the letert creations in Trimmed Hate. a es 1ME'S TIGHTENING ‘THE BON MARCHR: UP ON THE BITS." TRE BON MARCHE. ae WHOSE PONY 18 IT? Ste ccccecccess A BAT SALE, . ‘The quesses for that Pony are being made 480, LARGE FELT FLATS, ‘thick and fast. Every one must be dropped, pe Meas er tm the box before we close é rk Y Sa NEXT BATURDAY EVEXING_a? 4 vs cE NN Fi — 44 as" 3 on au — ‘a Mate “Goo xen NN F = zs if you want it to count, That leaves you ae wins'oea | TOMORKOW,.28 Se-THURSDAY, 23 AT THE BON MARCEL. sar FRIDAY,_23 SP"SATUBDAY, 28 toguess on the number of seeda in the Pump- kin—ONLY FOUR DAYS. ABAT 5aLE ‘We've had lots of guesses by mail. They must come on a regular slip—stamped by 988 ggg = O00 IN N TITT 855 ‘the manager in whose department the pur- +e °o x ; a NS o BRA } *88y | chase was made—The amount doemn't mat- Supe Ae GOO ERR N NN Fas® = ter—but the purchase of SOMETHING in our JUVENILES’ DEPARTMENTS is the 89e, Choice of our genuine French Fur Felt Uitle to the privilege. 80e, Hats, in Blacks and colors. Regular price er GUESS._2s 8c, $1.25. As long asthe lot we have on our SaGUESS. 23 890, , counters laste 8 Uc. exch instead of 81.25, cw GUESS._23 AT THE BON MARCHE Of course, business is rushing. In every family there's a change of clothes to be made, and it isa gen- erous thing for you to attend to it this week and let the little folks have the benefit of # guess, It's fun 4 HAT BALE, for them—and our stock was never in better shape for your buying. Always fresh—but FULLER this season $1.68 You know what Regular French Felt Flats | than ever, $1.68 with Beaver Brimsare worth, $3 isthereg-| 1: has felt wonderfully like snow today—that puts $1.68 ular price. Tomorrow we put alot on sale in | OVERCUATS and REEFERS stronger into the boys $1.68 Black and colors at choica, heads—and thicker SUITS, Then FURNISHINGS, SHOES, HATS, MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S CLOAKS if cog 8 and SUITS all find “wanters and there's @ secret Se i Fn ne é wish for the Pony in every young mind. YOU'RE a Ra ate looking out for the BEST QUALITIES for the LEAST MONEY. 80 ARE WE-and we'll make $1.68, Regular price, 3, the most even exchange you ever heard of Look AT THE BON MARCHE. | intoit, 4 HAT BALE, SAKS AND COMPANY, THE EQUITABLE OUTFITTERS, 1t PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST. fe tit satan OES . ¢ ee ee ..¢ bi ot 8 Ue ee ee Se Oe Se Se Se SS = z= UZ sag 8555 5 I Ax Dima: $1.25. Genuine Fur Felt, large Flats, 25, Exactly. We know you are DYING to find out how dee Sr wedoit,but you haven't the moral courage, the manli- $1.25. over for these. ess to come forward and put the question squarely to tous. To make it short, sharp and decisive permit us $1.25, OUR PRICR sara 81.25. is e125, e12s, THE COMMERCIAL GRAVE DIGGER’S ‘This is the cheapest line of Hats we ever offered in new, stylish and first quality goods, at THE BON MARCHE, nll 316 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, BARBER & ROSS, 11TH AND @ 8TB. Great Suz Or Tasce CUTLERY THIS WEEK. WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENT ON ALL CARVERS, ‘ TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS. PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, OUR STOCK IS LARGE AXD THE QUALITY OF THE GOODS UNQUES- TIONED. THISIS A BARGAIN AND THIS DISCOUNT 18 POSITIVELY FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, ALSO A JOB LOT OF LADIES’ SCI8- BORS, GOOD QUALITY GOODS, 25c. EACH. BARBER & 088, 210-2}m 11TH AND G 8T8, As Inxviranix. YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AT 319 9TH ST. N.W. AT ANY TIME THAT SUITS YOUR CONVENIENCE AND INSPECT THE NEWEST AND MOST BELECT ASSORTMENT OF ABSO- LUTELY RELIABLE CLOTHING EVER BXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON. CONSISTING OF DRESS SUITS, BEMI-DRESE SUITS AND BUSINESS SUITS, IN PRINCE ALBERT FROCKS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE-BREASTED CUTAWAYS AND SACKS. A FULL LINE OF SEPARATE TROUSERS AND AGSPLENDID SELECTION OF LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY-WEIGHT OVEROOATS, IN LONG, MEDIUM AXD BHORT LENGTHS, DOUBLE On @INGLE-BREASTED, AND AT OUR UBGAL LOW PRICES, ROBINSON, PARKER & 00, AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 28-0 68.5. COR SEVENTH AND D STS. ¥.W. Occupation is gone and he is ashamed of ever having held so grave a position. DYING! Of course you are; death is sure to follow, and in order not to be accessory before the fact we will tell you plainly and pointedly HOW WE Do IT. FIRSTLY—Our expenses are not a thousand dollars aday. SECONDLY—We are not “HIGH FLYERS.” THIRDLY—We are not greedy; don’t want sbun- dred per cent profit. FOURTHLY—We give our personal attention to every detail of our business. FIFTHLY—Wedo a strictly cash business, guarantee our prices and do not allow auy article to be misrepre- sented, and LASTLY—We sell our goods at exactly TEN PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL COST OF MANUFACTURE, That's how we do it, and therefore it is that we can afford to sell Men's Suita, worth Heven Dollars ands Half, at 84.99. Men's Suits, worth Ten Dollars, at $6.75. Suits, worth Ten Dollars and Seventy-five 50. juits, worth Eleven Dollars and Seventy-five Cents, at $8.75. Men's Suits, worth Fifteen Dollars, at $10.75. Overcoats, worth Twelve Dollars and a Half, at 88.25. ‘Men's All-wool Melton Overcoats, worth Twelve Dollars aud Seventy-five Cents, at 85,75. ‘Men's Blue and = Beaver Overcoats, worth Fif- Men's All-wool Pantaloons, ‘worth Four Dollars, at 92.71 Children's Cape Overcoats at $2. Children's Suits at $1.96. Boys’ Short Pants at 50c. Boys' Long Pants at $1.50. And s0 on throughout our entire stock are seen evi- ences of our care and watchfniness, The long and short of it is we protect THE PEOPLE = a E! and they in turn patronize us. * VICTOR BE. ADLER’S ‘Ten Per Cont Clothing House, Hate, Caps and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, ‘927 and 929 7th st. n.w., cor, Massachusetts ave. STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Open Saturday until 12 p.m, 210 W. M. Suovsrez & Soxs WHITE ASTRAKHAN, CARDINAL ASTRAKHAN, GRAY ASTBAKHAN, BROWN ASTRAKHAN, TAN ASTRAKHAN, WINE ASTRAKHAN, BLACK ASTRAKHAN. A FULL LINE OF COLORS IN DELIN'S CLOTHS TAILOR-MADE SUITS JUST WILL OPEN ON MONDAY THIRTY PIECES NEW FRENCH CHEVIOT AND CAMEL’S HAIR PLAIDS. STYLE, QUALITY AND DESIGNS CANNOT BE EXCELLED. ONE HUNDRED PIECES WOOL PLAIDS AND 'RIPES IN GOOD QUALITY, ONLY FIFTY CENTS PER YARD. OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, BOSTON DRY fon nn nOoUsR WASHINGTON. D. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1800, ‘We would have our friends and patrons bear Salted thn Seek Sieh ee have recently added mary new departments toour large establish- ment, including s “Holiday Goods” department, with Juvenile Books, Games, Toys, Bric-e-Brac, Lamps, Dolla. &e, &e. A “Silver Ware" de partment, filled with staple goods and novel- ties of the very latest productions, A “Cutiery* @orartment, stocked with such guods as are only found in @ house devoted exclusively to the saio of this class of merehandiss. A *Japa- Rese” department, with Vases, Pottery, Bas- Kets, Brouzes, dsc., in queer shapes and qusint colorings, for which the Japanese are specially noted. Don't hesitate to examine these goods Or ask the prices, a our sales people will po- hitely and cheerally respond to your requesta, MEN'S BELONGINGS. ‘We are showing in ‘ONDERWEAR AND HOSIERY— . Pare silk, Silk and Wool, Natural Gray Wool, Gemuine Scotch Wool, White and Brown Wool, Every size and quality now in stock. PAJAMA SUITS— (For sleeping, &c.), made ina variety of de- signs from the following materials: Spun Silk (best quality Silk and Wool Flannel, English Oxfords and French STORM COATS— jeglixe Coats, Students’ Btudy Coata, ‘Koglish Dressing Jackets, Smoking Jackets, 84.95 to 825, House and Office Coats, Long Gowns and Wraps, 86.50 to $25, LOUNGING AND BLANKET WRAPS. For the Bath, For the Sick Room, the Nursery, Railway or Steamer Traveling. 84 upward, ‘Many new and choice patterns now ready. WE are showing all the latest novelties m the following ; Bisck Satin Suspenders, Biack Silk Suspenders, Black tilk Handkerchiefs, Black Silk Garters, Black Silk Puff Scarfs, Black Silk Teck Scarfs, Black Silk “Four-in-hand” Scarfs, Black Sleeve Buttons and Studs, Biack Kid Gloves and Half Hose, and ® Full Assortment of Biack Underwear, war- Fanted absolutely fast color. Of Porrin Freres’ Celevrated English Gloves we have an excellent assortment for the street, for driving, &c. $2, Sux Deranruenr. “SUTRO BEN GIRO CREPE” Fashion's Latest Fancy for Evening Dresses is Crepe. We are showing, including staple colors, the following dainty and artistic shadings: Silver, Maize, Ciel, Lilee, Ecra, ‘We call special attention to this New Ailx Dress Fabric for “Evening Wear" and Trim- mings. It is of a cream ground and crepe effect, with graceful figures and sprays of flowers, in Fich and exquisite designs and colorings. 24 inches wide. $1.25 per yard. First floor, first annex, under skylight.) very fortunately secured this handsome fabric from an English manufacturer, thereby giving us the exclusive control of it for Washington. It is of an en- tirely new weave, exquisitely finished and has become quite popular with London ladies for entire dresses, skirts, dress trimmings and dress sleeves. Weare showing the very latest colorings and effects, including Black, Brown, Drab, Ivory, Sultan, Mulberry, Navy, Plum, Dark Garnet, Myrtle, sledium Brown and Bordeau, 24 inches wide, $1.25 per yard. Also the latest novelties in “Embroidered Sleeve Sets,” which we imported direct and show in Bisck snd Brown. We control these also, and mention to those of our patrons who may purchase these artistically embroidered sleeves the rare fact that they can't be imitated im <anoaaen (first for, Aret anne Sader skylight, Rasvy-Mavr Bro- Wen Derasr. 2p this dorartmenty =F ae at all th line of Butchers’, Waiters’, Barkeepers' oad Market Men's 's ADrOns. . saat sizen, 40", cach or'S fer @tt 7 Waiters’ Double Wary Cotton Aprons, 25c. re’ ase made of double warp Barkec cotton. 30e. Butchers’ and Marke: heavy check linen, 82 and (Second floor, 11th st. buildi: Haxoxzacmer a ‘This department abounds in not only all lines of of Stas Goods, Goods, but ail the latest novelties of season's, production. Desian shall anaugurate = Lace Handkerchicts. ‘Tadion: “Duchesse” Lace a ee in @ variety of 65c., Ladies* All-Line: hiefa, hemstitehea, with plain white thd fancy borders, hemstitched, with plain white and colored em- broidery, and hemstitched with printed iGdczsn Ladies’ White Hametitebed 3 lozen ies” ite Hemet japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, 25c. ___@irst floor, 11th st, building.) © Demarest. We shall make no comment on what these goods are worth, bat leave it to our patruna cheap or not. t fine be ied. Damask Fitters Cloths for email tables, eee yards, $1.75 each, This Jot compris both ‘conventional flower they are excellent vaines. ‘One lot of Pain ‘and Knotted Fringe Luneheon Sets. borders 2 a 0 Ge osama aoe zi be Knotted Priuve, with hed Bi mou and Old Pi: tra and ‘fine Napkins, size a “Brice ‘rice $3.50 pordos, ‘New and pretty patterus. _ Second floor, 11th st. building.) Buc ¢ Goons _ Drrwrucxz, wardro! for the house, the street and all ordinary occa- mons. There are also when no other rvs can, be substituted for Jt, hence every Snip stoud ice Bluck Dress, UDspumote” Cashmacres wo feel uot beniteney ‘Sod bonaifai Bateh, their Gursbiliy ee ead ui i AE durability, Be. "s —3 that they will never TT Jock rusty. ve suow it tn ten @ifferent grades full 39 58, 623s, 69, 75, 85, 90, BSc, Si soa's1-10. (iret floor, second annex, under skylight.) Corroxs Depanruesr. ‘We have recently added to this department a large assortment of Heavy Working Aprons for Carpenters, STS’ APRONS.— Palediors, fu. hese Aprohe s great pro- SSanting pocucrignona, They arsine patty keepers, Clerks in Daiiks, &c., andar & taade of} Fine Quality Enamel Cloth Phe are gn Bedun, Groen end Blak. 4oe eek TRAINING AND OQUOKING SCHOOL ‘APRONS. — * ye ee a _ of ve or 7 ens veiving entire protection %o the cloth: (WEDNESDAY, NOV. 12) Yesterday we told you of our stock of art oode— Bnic-a- Brac, Clocks, Drapery, Scarfs, Table Covers and Art Pin Cushions, Those who didn’t call this morning ‘will bear from those who aid. Tomorrow we'll have ‘equal surprises in the Stamped Goods Department. reat ASS rm OETA F BE VAE.. SF-To the left hand are the regular prices, the Prices marked on the goods, To the right are tomor- mow's special prices, 25¢, Pillow Shame, stamped... 25c, Spinshers, stamped, drawn and friuced 39c. Splashers, stamped, drawn end fringed ...... 50c. Splashers, elaborate drawn work, &C....0.0 2c, Burbau Scarfs, 18x60 inches.... ‘3%c, Burean Scarfe 18x72 inches, 50c. Burean Scarfs, 18x72, momie eloth.. ‘Se, Bureau Scarfs, fringed all sides... o8e. Scarfs, very elaborate drawn work centers... ‘39e. Tray Covers, hemstitched linen ... 19¢, Center Pieces, linen, hemstitcbed ... 1 a. dozen Doylies to match above ... 25e. Slipper Holders, braid bound, two pockets 290, Slipper Holders, grass linen, four pockets . 10c. Whisk Broom Holders, braid bound Laundry Bags, grass linen, braid bound , 0c. Laundry Bags, extra size. . $2 Ali stamped in latest desicus, For instauce; Ove of the laundry bags depicts a scone taken from @ celebrated painting. You see two children carrying Detween them a larse basket filled with “the washing The poetry of the scene is in the attitude and expres- Sion of the youngsters. Now about the prices marked ou these goods, You'll find that the Bureau Scarfe marked 29 cents are nold nowhere else at less than 33 cents, Again: The Slipper Bags, with four compart- ments, marked 29 cents are generally fold at 35 cents. Since the prices marked on the goods are lower than, ‘usually quoted, surely you should appreciate tomor- Tow's special prices, (Continued below.) Tus Fon Tre Mes. FoR THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘You'll see in window, corner of 12th street and Pa avenue over two hundred different designs of Scarfs marked 46 cents each, To- morrow's special price is 39 cents, Near door of No. 1119 Pa ave. isa table filled with 50c, Merino Underwear offered tomorrow for 290, THE PALAIS ROYAL. THE MEN. _ontinned below.) Tins For Tar ian FOR Haven't you heard of our unique window display. A lovely indy—snid to be the pret- tiest in town—is dressed in one of our uewly imported Silk Tea Gowns. Her little baby LADIES the picture of her mother—shows to ads tage the beauty of its clothes, The practical AND part of the display is the ticket reading: 10 per cent off marked prices of all Tes BABES. Gowns and Infants’ Wraps THE PALAIS ROYAL, THE _{Continued below.) Hosen Asp Ghoves panes ‘What other house in the country has spent as much in the advertisment of any two departments, Ke- duced prices tomorrow the same as advertised yester- day. «(Continued below.) Trunaxes Aw D Durss Goo. THE PALAIS ROYAL. It's like putting the cart before the horse te quote trimmings first. We do so because we have been told ours is the largest and best trimming stuck in town, We can’t say that of Dress Goods. For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday a grand ethi- bition in our Dress Trimming and Lace Deyartinent, during which we allow tt ado 1% & PER CEXT ~o FS 0% FERS c oU UNN® co oU UNN - a uu N = 10 per cent off the marked prices of every article in the twodepartments. In Trimmings we hive— Jewel Trimmings from $1.80 to $6 a yart. With Feathers for evenmg, $2.68 a yarc Silk and Tinsel Trimminws, 20c. to 85.308 yank, Jet and Steel Trimmings, 50c. to 89 a yerd. Jet and Persian Trimmings, $4.20 to $1) a yard. Silk and Jet Trimmings, #2 to $5 a yard Ostrich Festhe: Trimmings, $1.68 to 2a yard, Colored and Steel Gimps, 36c, to 86 yard. $27 Our #1 Fringes have been often quoted a¢ «i perior. The discounts brings the price to ¥0c. a yard. The 85c. Chenilie and Tinsel Gimps, marked 8. are also 6 popular favorite. The special price i The 50c. Colored Sik Giaps are also unusual talue The price until Wednesday is 450. Many other illustrations of special values miglt be given, but since the 10 per cent discount is allowsl on ALL Triuniuxs, your favorit: must be included. DON’T FORGET THE LACES. 10 per cent off the prices quoted below. Of cours we include the many intermediate prices net quoted. LACE FLOUNCINGS AND NETS. inch Black Chantilly from... br inch Colored Silk and Tinsel Gauzes, 48-inch Colored Silk Stripe Gauzes. 4&-inch Colored Satin Band Gauzes.. 48-inch Black Chantilly Nets. 4s-inch Black Russian Nets... . to 8.50 yard 48-inch Black Fish Nets... -5de, to $1.10 yard TRIMMING LACKS, from. 80e. yaad 606. yam $1.10 ya’ -00 to 84 yar 82 We point to the following extra values: Thu 83.98 Hané-run Black Silk Spanish Lace Flouucine ‘tho discount brings the price to $3.59. The # Evening Nets, with bhand-embrotdery, $6.98 9 yar will be the special price. ‘The 60c. Striped Evening Gauzes are better quasity than those sold usually a! The discount brings the price down % ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. following speciai prices until Wednesday eve; W. M SHUSTER & SONS, 910 PENX. AVE ¥.W. 38 ONE PRICE, LoweD. \ ‘We would Iike yom to do this: Ask’ congas tae Sit Ostrich Feather Boas, #3.68 to 820 each Silk Fringes, 50c. to 86a —. Steel and Jet Fringes, $1 to ayard Jet Gimp Trimmines, 50c. to e720 a yard Black Silk Gimps, 25c. to @5.40 a yard.