Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1891, Page 4

4 “THE EVENING STAR. w GTON: ASHIN more than all the other papers published in Washington. ———————————————— Washington is fast becoming the first city of science in the hemisphere. For years there has been increasing disposition on the part of the various societies for the promotion of science to hold their annnal or occasional as- sembiies at the capital. Here, where political and social science on this continent has ite center, naturally and irresistibly, is the rally~ ing point of the material and psychological sciences. As the capital of the United States grows in size and inereases in importance with the political, moral and physical growth of the Tepublic, this power of attraction for scientific and literary bodies also develops. During the next fall a number of scientific associatious will meet here. ‘The American Association for the Advancement of Science will hold its next meeting in this city, probably about September About the same time will convene the In ternational Congress of Geologists, and the week preceding the first named association, the American Society of Microscopiste. The meeting of the latter body may demonstrate the propriety of selecting Washington as the regular abiding place of the society. The serii-annual summer session of the Geological Society of America will, by its constitution, be hold in this city about the time of the holding of the International Congress of Geologists. Wash- ington is decidedly the most convenient place for such a purpose ir all America, when the matter of communication by ryil and stea isconsidered. Lying between the Latin nations and Canada and in easy reach of the great sea- ports of Europe, its location is ideal. Con- sideration of convenience for temporary gather- ings combines with the showing of vast pern.a- nent collections of scientific material, and the | adoption of the capital as a congressional home | by large numbers of prominent scientific men, to cause the argument in favor of making Washington the Mecca of science in the New World to become irresistible. —— Although certain vague utterances of Mr. Hill are reculled for the purpose of making him availuble as the choice of the western and southern democrats, the New York candi- dates for the democratic presidential nom- ination are both anti-free coinage men from the necessities of the situation. Mr. Hill, no mote than Mr. Cleveland. can make an effective bid fer the support of the ultra silverites. Hence the latter's position is not weakened by his recent letter, so far as his supposed rivalry with the former is con- cerned. It is only the growl of disappointment that comes up from west and south, and which is stronger because of the decided ground in favor of free silver taken by the Farmers’ Alli- ance that may cause Mr. Cleveland's heart to sink; and there is no doubt that as a practical ‘You can't well afford to stay on the outside of our you'll have to the good use of saving yourselves money—for s “‘penny saved is apenny earned” you know. According to our stock it ie Spring—and it ton't. The new things are pouring in—but that only presses stilt further to the front the last choice bits of the present season. They demand attention on their ‘MERITS and WORTH TO YOU. Ladies’ Shoes Men's Pants Boys’ and Children's Pante— ‘That's the trio of special attractions—and such quall- ties wore never held by such slender price-threads be- font. THE “WALK FASYS." Tomorrow night wins up the LADIES’ SHOE SALE. Thereare weeks Of weather abead for just such weights as these. Best qualities—cousfort- ableas they can be. They are Ardiner & Estes sam- Pies, you know, and we S400 f B — dought then at a bar. 9450 | = ‘esa gain, Nine lotsof them— $*00 7 © | 2.80 “0 | fk representing regular @4, ©" i e600 18 5 94.50, 85 and $5.50 wrades—tabled in our new GROUND FLOOR SHOR DEPARTMENT for $2.80. Any pair you want. Credit the aze of the season for the oppor- tunity. SAKS & COMPANY. PANTS FOR THE “GROWN.” "isn't once in a dog's are you can sow 80 spar- ingly and reap such a rich narvMlt. The WORKING PANTS we're offering asa politician observant of what has been going on in the country he has realized his danger and has prepared himself as best he may to face it. ‘The course of the democratic party just now in the matter of silver is as interesting na the course of the republican party was on the tariff question up to the moment when Mr. Blaine secured the adoption of the reciprocity amend- ment to the McKinley bill. The republicans strengthened their position, or rather they made it possible to hold it by incorporating the reciprocity idea in the tariff measure. It re- mains to be sccn whether the democ-:ts can with safety mect the strong western and sout- ern demand for silver free coinage, and also whether if they do adopt the idea in the plat- form they can afford to nullify it by naming « candidate who contemns that policy in express terms. oe Tt was a wise decision in Congress to raise the Mexican mission to the first rank. The rela- tions of the two republics are so intimate and the importance to the older of the younger is ‘0 well recognized that the only wonder is that what is now dono was not long since seen to be indispensable. The opening of mines and rail- roads in Mexico and the development of other industries in which the United States have in- terest through the individual interest of their citizens are prime considerations fr determin- ing now to magnify the diplomatic relations between the two peoples. Our rep-esentative in Mexico does not hold a sine :ure and is not « diplomatic figurehead. Seg gs at General Sherman left precise and minute in- structions conce: the style and dimension: 8 of his monument. fie did not ths some loud-voiced Congressman should perio tealy introduce Vill fr the removal of “the i of balf a million dollars to pe a@ probably ugly shaft.—New York Telegram. Neither did he propose that his remains be ‘weed as 8 boom for a real estate deal and an ad- vertisement for a livery stable and road house, while the richest city in the western bemis- phere announced to the world ite inability or disinclination to raise anything over his grave except a whine of disapproval when there should be a proposition made to honor them as thay deserved. —_———+——____ Senator Dawes in a speech yesterday said there was only one physician at the Pine Ridge Agency who attended to all those injured in the fight near there and that this physician was an Indian. Some of the “fake” correspondents have evidently been furnishing the Senator with his data. The fact is that Major Harteuff, Chief of the Medical Department of the Depart- ment of the Platte, was there with a dozen sur- geons and a hospital corps fully equipped, making in ali nearly fifty physicians and at- vendanis. ee After six centuries the voice of statesmen in the Christian Church i# heard in the land as loudly procisximing the liberty of the mind and the rights of humanity as in the days of Runny- mede and Archbishop Langton. The revival fn leadership of the chureh is « significant feature of the times. The influence of Bishop Potter in behalf of higher polities and of Arch- bishop Gibbous in aid of workingmen is the samme sort of influence that is outspreading from the pulpit of Methodist, of Baptist, of Presbyterian and all other denominations. ‘The National Council of Women love to hold their meetings in the District of Columbia, where men have no more political rights than women havo. se The young man who “«rites pieces” on the @litorial page of the Charleston News and Courter might take a few lessous with ad- Vantage from the men of the south #ho were in the fight against General Sherman. —— While Senator Davis is working out that ap- propriation of $25,000 for the propagation, de- Yelopment and diffusion of the reindeer in Alaska cau't he wurk the District in to pay half Of itus a branch of the Semi-National Zoological Gardens ~~ ee - Between Mr. Cleveland, Speaker Seed and President Hazrison the silver Vill hess pretty hard row to hoe. Seeteitemeeecreeaneneeeeeel The Farmers’ Alliance has done f@artling for at least a week. Look out for something to irop. _———— ‘The Senate should employ the Speaker of the ‘House of evenings to get ite quorum oe Meissonier died just tooscon to profit Senator Plumb's views ou art. The $5 qualities —“‘special” beat the making —83.30.— price. We're selling three ‘The $4 qualities and four pairs to almost 82.98. — every buyer. Theyare only ‘The 23.50 qualities cloth, but they're —$2.60.— “corkers" for wear. ‘The 82.98 qualities Lock stitched and —82.15.— stayed. Dark colors. Sightly looking. Another slance at the cut will only “fire up” your appreciation the more. ‘There's a rem- nant left of some of the better lines — dress pat- terns—that started im the sale. Worth alook. —$1.06.— SAKS AND COMPANY. LONG PANTS THAT WERE 85.00 now 82.20. $4.50 now $2.90. 24.00 now 93.30 now 83.00 now $2.05. 82.50 now $1.08. PANTS FOR THE “GROWING.” Between school and play there's one constant strain on boys’ pants. This is — @2.00 now $1.25. ‘the annual “‘stocking up” $1.50 now 8.00. time. We've Iffted theSHORT PANTS “THAT Prices down so low tuat WERE two pairs almost answerto 3.00 now 82.05. ‘the original cali of one. 2.50 now $1.68. Tomorrow we wind upthe 2.00 now $1.35. sais. Wedon'tthink you $1.50 now $1.10. wan: to miss it. $1.25 now 98e. 81.00 now’ 75e. de. now 480. SPRING OVERCOATS are ready if you are. NEW NECKWEAR—an every day arrival. SPRING HATS ready foc wearers. Our exclusive novelties of LADIES’ MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S SPRING WRAPS-opened and open- ines. SAKS AND COMPANY, THE FAVORITE SHOPPING CORNER. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET. Laons, Youn Arrexrios. go out of fashion are We carry the largest stock of Diamond Barrings ti Washinetou. This being our duli season we Wish to force trade, HENCE THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS: ‘Screw Earrings, a flower with diamond center, $10. ‘Screw Earrings, coil with diamond center, 810. Screw Earrings, 6 stones in trefotl, 835. Serew Earrings, 1d stones in cluster, @30. Pair Solitaire Barrines. 3 carat, 310. Pair Soittaire Earrings, % carat,#50. Pair Solitaire Earrinin, 1 carats.’ Barrines, 1 carate, #1 Pair Solitaire Karrinzs, 1-18 carats,$125. We guarantee every pair advertised above to be 2 per cent below actual value.and only aak an inspection ty verify the fact. Unset Diauwonds Sold by the Carat « Specinity. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1801. New of the now ‘True Vio~ aoe eae, days. - Sees nets iii, ‘Go. cor. 11th and Pots. ow. er i ars a P,P Mesers. Howell & Murray thelr entire stock of ‘Shoes contained in store 900 7TH ST., CORNER OF 1, Weare enabledto makethe greatest sacrifice sale of fne-grade SHOES FOR,LADIES, MEN AND CHII- DREN Ever placed before the public in this city. ‘The firm of Howell & Murray hes established reputation as dealers in the best rades of Shoes only, and itis seldom that » chance is offered to buy stich goods at a bankrupt sale, Ladies’ Custom-made Hand-sewed Shoes of all kinds. Worth from $3.50to @5 pair. Marked down to $2.50. ‘Men's Fine Hand-stitched Shoes, Lace or Con- gress. Worth from @4to$6apair. Marked down to $2.73. Children's and Misses’ Best Grade Shoes. ‘Worth from $1.75 to 2.75 « pair. Marked down to 81.25. ‘The following special lots of odds and ends placed on bargain tables: Children’s Shoes at 25. ‘Misses’ Shoes at 50c. Ladies’ Shoes at 75c. Boys' Shoes at 73e. ‘Men's Fine Slippers at 7c. Come early and secure first choice, at the GREAT BANKRUPT SALE, 1€20-3t 900 7th st., cor. of I, W. A. Purse: & Co, Successors to E. G. Davis, ‘71 Market Space, ' Corner 8th Street. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. ‘Tomorrow, Saturday, is well known to be the best day for Notions, Small Ware and Fan:y Goods. Ladies always want something on 8a:- urday—some articie to xive the finishing touch toa costume for the next day. It may be on!y a card of hooks and eyes or a yard of ribbon, bat they must have it, for they need them, and there is no time lef. This is the reason we ai waystry to make special attractions !n our small ware and fancy goods departments fur Saturday. SPECIAL MARK DOWN IN RIBBONS. EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE FACED SATIN RIBBON. ‘No. 16, inshadings of Nile, Copper, Cardinal, Pistache, Terra Cotta, Old Ked, Gray, Black. ‘This ribbon is extra quality. WARRANTED all pure silk. Regular price, 23¢. Marked down to Ide. yard. No. 5, Satin Edge Gros Grain Ribbon, WAR- RANTED all silk, in colorings of Pearl, Elec- trie Green, Mauve, Drab, Steel, Hunter's Green, M. Brown, L. Brown. Regular price, be. MARKED DOWN to 2c. YARD. No, Satin Edge Gros Grain Ribbon in Tan, Gray, D. Green, L. Brown, Old Pink, Gray, RANTED all Silk, in White, L. Blue, Drab. Regular price lac. MARKED DOWN TO 7e. yard. New Rissox Novexnes, ‘The nowest thing in Rivbons isa Satin with ‘Violets and Pansy woven in them. We have Just opened some very pretty effects in these Ribbous, such as Black, Heliotrope, Cream, Canary, all with Shaded Heljotrope Punsies woven fa them. Price zie. yard. Novelty Gok and Silver Kibbons in Brocaded, Goid with Silver Flowers, Bilver with Gold Flowers, Gold Polka Dot, Goid Broad Wale, all aude of real gold thread und will not tarnish, Another novelty is called Swiss Trimming or Frieze Veivet Ribbon. We are showing these in all of the newest spring shades. It makes a pretty andeffective trimming. Price Se. yard. Yaxxee Norton Srzctats. DRESS SHIELDS. —We have an entirely new thing in this line. ‘The Shield is fastened over the shouller, which makes it last much longer and fit better; these Shields are war- Fauted perspiration proof. Price ic. pair. Ladies’ Side Elestics, iu silk, without belts, im all colors. Special price, :t8e. Ladies’ Extra Quality Silk Side Elastics, with handsome satin belts, im all colors. Special price, $1 and $1.25 pair. Children's Side Elastics for 8., 15c., 18. pair, Steel-pointed Hair Pins. Basr Canniezs ; aT THE & FAIR (FRANKLE & 0.). COR. 7TH AND H STS. X.W. We told you last Thursday that we would quote you our prices on Baby Carriages for Seturtay. We promised Fall value for your money from our standard of looking at it. We @id not promise |. Cuteide inducement; we can't do this and give you your ‘money's worth. Our prices are quoted below. We defy ‘competition for slinflar qual- ‘ies. Read our lst over, come in and examine and con- vince yourselves. We ure satinfied we can make your dollars vo farther with us than anywhere else. » No. 1. A Strong, Well-made Bleached Reed Body Carriage, braided edge, fuliy upholstered in all- woo! figured rauile, stroug Funuing gear, stool oprings, malleable braces, satine Parasol, lace cover. Worth $7. Our price, $4.98. No, 2. A Square Body, Bleached Reed Carriage, braided edge, fuliy upholstered and tufted in all-wool raunfe, silk plush roll, strong running wear, steel springs, malleable braccs, satin parasol. Worth $8. Our price, $5.98. No. 3. Same Cgriage as above, upholstered in silk plush, satin parasol. 3 Worth 810. Our price, 96.98. No. 4. A Shell Body Carriage, made of finely pol- ished rattan, cane wound, has fenders, fully upholstered in silk plush in points, Al running wear, ste! sprinys, satin parasol, lace edge. Worth 815. Our price, 812.48. Of the above we have a number of styles at that price, No. 5. A Handsomely Made Polished Rattan Body Carriage, with pockets and high back, eane wound, fully upholstered in fine silk plush, has Lest gear, shaved spoke and hand-made wheels, coil springs, nickel hub caps and double malicable braces, white satin parasol, with deep border, silk lace edse. Worth 21. For 816.98. No.5. A Handsome Dog Cart Shaped Carriage, pol- ished reed, cane wound, with side bars, fully upholstered and tufted in finest old rose silk Plush, finest quality moquette carpet, parasol of old rose satin with silk lace edge, best gear, shaved spokes and hand-made wheels, malle- able double braces, coil spring. This carriage sold last year At 834. Our price, 824.98. HOUSEHOLD BARGAINS. Worth $2.93—Princess Clothes Wringer, No. 10.82.48 Worth $3.48—Princess Clothes Wringer, No. 12. ‘Best Quality Cedar ‘Tubs, No. 1. Best Quality Cedar Tubs, No. 2. Best Quality Cedar ‘Tubs, No. 3. Best Quality Cedar Tubs, No. 4. Worth Le.—Ladies’ French Shoe Dressing Worth 50c.—Steel Household Hatchets. ‘Ninety-six sheets Shelf Paper, Colored or White... Sixty First Quality Clothes Pins. ‘25e. Japanese Lacquer or Wicker Bread Boats, 10c, Bainboo Lonz-handl» Dusters .... ‘Two-quart Tin Oval Butter Buckets Two-quart Tin Covered Buckets # Bas & & ERE ERER? 5c. Wooden Towel Rollers... Se. Mucilage. ey 10c. Low's Big Bonanza Soap, 6 for. Se. Japanese China Bowis, = H REE A nn AE FSA GORE HOUSEKEEPERS' EMPORIUM (FRANELE & CO.), it SEVENTH AND H STREETS N.W. Hosuxy For Toxozsow. * Klein, Harriman & Co.'s Great : AUCTION SALE OF HOSIERY ‘Will represent our line tomorrow aaa SPECIAL SALE. ‘33 per cent cheaper than their actual worth. To- ‘morrow will be the only day at which these goods will be sold at such prices. In onder to show what an ex- cellent selection we have brought towether we men- | tion: _ Children’s Fast Black, derby ribbed, full regular. Bites O18 19 cnn, Ladle A0seaee Fancy Spe, neat patterns, Ladies’ 40-anso Balbrigran, full regular, spring en 25 CENTS. ‘Mode stripe; very modest effects. 31 CENTS, Ladies’ 40-gauge, hair line stripe, boot pattern. 3 PAIR FUR 81. So Ladies’ Plaited Silk Black Hose, with spun tip heel ee 30 CENTS. Ladies’ Biack Silk Lisle, fancy pin stripe effect. Finest Gat oe bes silk stripe running Ladies’ ace ose, lengthwise, different colotines. 00 CENTS. ‘One spectal great bargain ina Man's Half Hose, fall fegular made, in Tans and Moles. 15 CENTS. ‘This little line of special good things represent# 200 dozen and without exception the best value that could, possibly be offered to the trade. ‘They will beon sale {im Mosiery Department TOMORROW morning. ‘Aline of now Boring Gloves,in Guede and Dreveed Mid. ‘shades, ‘Modes, Tans, ‘Pearle aud Naturals. Every Glove represented on this list is warranted by us. ‘4-but. Dress. Kid. tu Tan, Gray. Brown und Black, COMBINA ON RRS eR Ree REE e You Arg Ixvrre> To Arrexn Taz money by seeing them if you have any |* purchasing a Pinsh Jacket. 125 Mewmarhets, 612 to 613. Greatly reduced to 04 555 SPECIALS, ‘TRADE MAKERS, taa,J 82 And the many ladies who are taking advant- age of our offer, you'd know that this isa 1@ BARGAIN. Five Different Styles of Ladies’ Stylish, Flexible, Good Quality Dongola Button, Common Sense Style, Opera Shape. Patent Leather Tipped, Cloth Tops or Ladien’ Sizes Spring Heels, To select from at 91.65; all regular €2.50 values, and ‘every pair warranted. ‘Thousands of pairsof new Spring Shoes, due “here next week, are knocking for shelf- room; this is the way ‘we get it quickly. Above is only one item of the many sim- far Bargains to be found smongst the well-known, reliable foot-wear of our house, in Men’s, Women’s and Children's Sizes. see eee WM. HAHN & CO0.’3 RELIABLE SHOF HOUSES, 810 SEVENTH ST. 1922 PENN. AVE. 231 PENN. AVE. S.E. t Tue Moxomexrat. 987 AND &W0 F ST. N.W. ‘THE GREAT GLEARING SALE” FOUR SPECIALS, BEGINNING THIS APTER- NOON AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE— UMBRELLAS, HANDKERCHIEFS, CORSETS AND HOLIDAY GOODS, AT LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST. UMBRELLAS FIRST— We haven't but a amall quantity left of them, ‘They Fine Gloria Cloths and Heavy Twilled Silk Umbrellas OPE NIRS or VEERHOFFS GALLERIES, ih Sea ih a Sa FIT FEBRUARY 21 TO FEBRUARY 25 INCLUSIVE. ‘There will be on exhibition in the CENTER GALLERY CHOICE CANVASSES ‘By Muncaksy, Henner, Jacque, Javauet, Diaz, Zienn and many others. In the FRONT GALLERY there will be found ARTISTS’ PROOFS and PLAIN PRINTS ‘by modern etchers and engravers. The REAR GALLERY CONTAINS WATER COLORS and FAC SIMILES Uy foreiyn and American artists. ‘The inspection of the art-loving public is especially invited. . $620-5t Searsa Garwents. We are showing some advance atyles of Spring Keefer and Blazer Jackets and New Capes and Beaded Wraps. Would you like to look at them? THE BON MARCHE. $5 SPRING JACKETS. Our Cheviot Reefer, with frogs, and our Blazer Jacket, in Tan and Black, edged with vold cord, at ¥0, are extra good values, ax also our Cheviot Reefer, with embroidery collar, at 87.50. THE BON MARCHE. EMBROIDERIES. See our window display of White and Biack 45-inch Embroideries. Some new designs in Black, White and colored effects at low prices. THE BON MARCHE. GOLD LACES. Gold Laces and Insertions are very stylish for millinery and dress trimmings, We show the comrect styles and prices. THE BON MARCHE. FLOWERS. We show all the Early Spring Flowers, such ‘as Velvet Roses. Violets in all qualities: also some new effects in Branched Flowers would like you to look at. THE BON MARCHE. BARGAINS AT GLOVE COUNTER TOMORROW at THE BON MARCHE, 316 7th st. nw. Jouxsox & Lurrezi. ‘We have placed on sale today soie of the Intest styles in LADIES’ SPRING-WEIGHT CLOTH “REEFERS.” These garments were made by one of ‘the leading manufacturers in this line and are worthy your inspection. AT “FIVE DOLLARS.” We offer an All-wool Cloth. “REEFER,” colors ‘Navy Blue, Tan and Biack, some trimmed with gold tinsel cord and some with self-colored cond,at oniy 5. FOR “SEVEN DOLLARS.” ‘Youcan buy an elegantly trimmed Stockinet Cloth JACKET, Black only, sizes 32to 38, at 87. a Bar Carrots Frow oe ee = hw ur at R GOLDScHMID’s, 2007-1000 F ST. X. Ww. ALL LATE ARRIVALS AND TASTY PATTERNS. ‘We have just received 120 entirely new desiens of Car Tages, which we offer at Special Sale Tomorrow, Satur. ay, February 21, 1801. A CHILD'S CHAIR, A LACE COVER, AN ENGLISH WOOL MAT AND AN AUTOMATIC BRAKE GIYEN “FREE OF CHARGE” WITH EACH CaR- RIAGE. OUR SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES. A FULL SIZE RATTAN CARRIAGE, with the strongest running gear, good wheels and steel springs and upholstered seat, for $2.98. New Square Body Baby Carriaces, fully upholsternd iu fancy American damask, with silk plush roll, wound Posts, strome gear, good parasol, velvet carpet bottom, "| pateut parasol rod, for 24.98. Now Pattern Rattan Body Baby Carriages, uphol- steed in fancy figured goods, silk plush roll in back and sides, standard gear, patent parasol rods. A very strome Carriage for 6.98. Wool and Rattan Framed Body Baby Carriages, en- tirely new patterns, upholstered in silk plusis, satin parasol, patent rod, standard gear and handanade wheels, for 0.08. Fancy Cane-wound Body Carriages, upholsterad in combination of satin and plush and stik plush, piped and poiuted, lined satin parasol, with alk lace edge, standard gear. These Carriages are. special value at 815. Ourprice tomorrow, 912.98, Allof Haywood's Finest Bodies, Rattan and Cane- Wound Carriages, upholstered in the finest quality of silk plush, eatin parasol, with silk lace edge, standard gear, cane bottom, patent eutomatic self-closing para sol rod. This lot consists of ten different styles of dowies.all of which are equal to any $20 Carriage in Washington, Our price, #14.98. New and artistic designs in high grade Rattan Car Hiages, unique patterns, fancy cane woven, with rich upholstering in ail thelatest shades in silk plush and satin damask and fancy figured satin, and silk lined Parasols and patent automatic self-closing parasol rods. These carriages are sold by other dealers for ‘S22. Our price 817.98, CARRIAGES MADE TO ORDER AND UPHOL- STERED IN ANY MANNER. TTIT RRR U § 5% yo meg GRRE Rt $ ORE GE URE BS Sh T RR Uw NEN KK Sxs8= Our stock in this department 1s positively the largest ever displayed in Washington. It consists of every style of Trunks that you can mention, including the 2 “LADIES FAVORITES, for both of which ‘wehave the exclusive agency in this city. The celebrated “COMMON SENSE” TRUNKS, Which are so arranged that the lid can be raised without Pulling the trunk from the wali, therefore saving any heavy lifting, tearing of carpets or damaging the walls, and as the hinges are fastened on top of the trunk, it is impossible for them to be broken. ‘ ‘This is also the LIGHTEST TRUNK MADE and one that we can CHEERFULLY RECOMMEND. Our other favorite is the CELEBRATED “ROLLER TRAY TRUNK,” which is acknowledged by all the Indies to be the most convenient trunk made. They are ‘0 arranged that you can peck or unpack them without ‘Yemovingthe Trays or anything in them. We will ‘also say that they are madeof the VERY BEST MATE- RIAL ONLY. ‘We have 3 different lines of these trunks, which are MADE EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRUNK DEPART- MENT. All of which we GUARANTEE to every pur- chaser. For durability and convenience they have no equal. THEY ARE JUST THE TRUNKS FOR LADIES. ALL TRUNKS WARRANTED. ALL TRUNKS MARKED FREE. A 14-INCH STRAP GIVEN WITH EACH TRUNK. TRUNKS MADE TO ORDER. R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. Store openon Saturdays until 10 o'clock p.m. It FINE PATENT LEATHER BLUCHEES, Fine Calf Biuchers, Fine LADIES’ SLIP. PERS. All Shades and Colors in stock, And Specials to order. ~ ‘MISSES’ SHOES, Fine Boys’ Shoes. ‘Shoes, RUSTLERS, Cuftdren’s and ‘Two styles of Black ““REEFERS,” Clay's diagonal cloth and bound with mohair braids, silk facing, &., atonly $10. WET WEATHER REQUISITES. | kether on how you A Srrou Ur Fr PERRY'S. Good taste “will out.” You know we have newer been euilty of turning our announcements om the hey of blatant bosstings. On the comtrary all have studied conservation that the redlisetion aught swallow ‘expectancy. But now it doran’t seeu: as if cold, eolor- lem type vomld draw the lines of beauty fine emourh around the immense collection of {Goods thatwe have secured from thewe fon.” We holds your epproscheal. No ome else within the ten square miles of the District of Colmmtta can show you anything like them. They cannot uy them. Weare the sole cum- trollers of their eoines and comines Tue best evidence in the world that we are the me- comsfal winners of your apprectation ies im the fact that, ho matter where you go to look so many of you eed Your march at our gallery of art. Honestiy, the most easily satiafied cnstomers we have are thos: who have Viewal the wuch published variety elewhere. Con- trast, you know, works a powerful tuflueuoe over the mind We have bert prewenfing exch novelty to you ae tt has arrived aud still they are coming. Fashion i formelou a pian a good deal like the tea of the bind, men Who Went to view the elephant depends alte yeroach it. From the opinioas Kiven we abouid not think that some of the taste cater #7 had looked the matter “fuilim the face.” But they have to ‘out their cost according to their cloth” — amd if ee have put an exciusive hand ou tue deaders what is lefts “nothing but leaves.” You cannot pick ups fehion book thet dors mot sraphivaily dewrite the brilliant dashes of movelty that will characterize the gowns of a few weeks heme ~and thats the ground we are standing om—alme abd untvaled the direst aceuts of gemiun, Gest sBeinch Wool Suitines plaids and checks tet, and sedivum—itte, « yard. —tHinch Bouretie Suitings bricht styles ade. @ yard. sWHinch French Checks and Plaids « bougustet twenty-five beauties 730. and aie. a yan. ae Meine Bourette Sence—“half « dosen” shadea— ec. a yard. ~ 40-inch Bourette Stripes Blue, Green and Brown, effects. Good traveling shades. @1a yard 40-inch New Plaids —in shades to meet the com- 1a yard. USHA Striped and Bourette Chevicte eet heavy — but rare coubinations—¢1.0e yard. 44 uch Scotch Tweeds, with mattered bere ald there eretesquely shaped fivures tn deeper shade. Tue effect im muuply captivating €2. 4t-inch genwine French Bourette Chevicte wit, all the dainty Parisian elegance - $1.45. yard Winch Piaidsmore Paris novelty. Here as where those much-sdinired Yellow patterns begin te show 81.508 yard. 40-inch Lit Brown and Gray Cheviota, diag nals and irrewular figures #1. 25. . para ee Camel's Halt Finite? and $2.95 0 —424nch Suitines, with those white shagey pots dotting, illuminated grounds -83.ayard. ~ 42-inch Suitings, with darker grounds and darker spots €2. 50.8 yard. ——Cheviots in checks, yard. ‘Those Striped Diagonal» are the oddest things you Will see. Great broad tands of slightly brachtened color Funning actoss theentire width. They are new, but favorites at scbt 61.37% a yard. raat gsinch Daman Sutin, Light ray, Cadet amd ‘ant ; —46-inch Gioriows—Brown, Lizard, Marine, Myr- He, Gray—in plain and pencil stripes 1.050 yard — The ‘next of kin” to the Glorioss““Lansdowne™ 8 color for every finger —#1.5 a yard. Have you taken notice of the extreme width of many of the goods this season? There ts economy for you im every yard. And the colors—you will find that the Fichest run in several tones of each shade instead of a reat vanety of colors. Your modiste will give you the hints as to how to have them made up, But here are the gowns. just figned them. All you have to |. In the lot that has just com@ there are only six—one of each of the most fashionable shades. All this finery ts only €40. Tell you what it is—competition will have a hand time this season when it attempts to compete with us, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING." NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ESTABLISHED 1540. RBR A ae iM > Ber 24“? uM Sas GLOVE BARGAIN. GLOVE BARGAIN. GLOVE BARGAIN. GLOVE BARGAIN. GLOVE BARGAIN. GLOVE BARGAIN. GLOVE BARGAIN. GLOVE BARGAIN. GLOVE BABGAIN. GLOVE BARGAIN. ‘Never has the like of it been offered hereaboute before. A Glove that will stand the wear test with the best of them. We secured a lange quantity at price and are going toneli them at & price. Tan shades. Every pair fitted to the hand at thecounter. You will say that for #1.50 you have never bouzht a better Glowe, For 7%. you have the Glove bangain of the sessom, ‘You'll need s GOSSAMER of RAIN COAT these times if you want to keep ary. Ladies’ ELECTRIC and BLACK CIRCULARS at 01.5. frames and unique handles, both for ladies’ | °.7> and ents O88. cae choice at $4.17. COATS,” with cape and sleeves. Reduced to $4.50. ‘Children’s Electric Circulars, sizes 36 to 48, only one dollar ($1). : Children's Striped Connemeras, with cape, at 61.50. Children's Cloth-faced ““RAIN COATS.” with cape and sleeves, only $2.25. All our GOSSAMERS are guaranteed water-proof and the prices the lowest. ‘We have recently fitted ap oyr second floor for the ‘aale of these goods. _ ‘BUYING A NEW CARPET, \NITURE, ‘TURE, FURNITURE, Pt “QR ARE YOU THINKING OF BUYING A SUITE OB PARLOR FURXI-| 16 BUYING A SUITE OF DIXING ROOM 91.50 GLOVE, Te. 61.50 GLOVE, Ti, 61.50 GLOVE, TH. GLOVE, Tie. GLOVE, 7. GLOVE, We. GIOVE, Tie. 4 GLOVE, THe. GLOVE, Te. 61.90 GLOVE, Tie. A EE Ru AA uy PRE aa x 2 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, scvnera erases Dave Stone For Saxe. ‘Compelled by fll health to abandon the business, ang Grng store is offered for sale. It is lorated on Dupost ‘Cirele, in the untdst of the most rapidly growing sec- ton of the city and of the more fashionslile part of the resident population The store te pow paying e fair BUYING ASUITE OF CHAMBER FUE- | profit, with steadily incresting trade. Apply to W. 8. 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