Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. W ASHI GTON: WEDNESDAY . THA EVENING STAR has a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times laeger than that of any other paper As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. —aEaEaEaEayaoaoaEeeeyx——ee—exyy ‘The summer has been minus summer features ‘for the most part, and now that the fail has set inearly the people at the resorts are trooping home. The result, in some places, between the small anmber entertained anc the shortness of ‘the season, is that§some of the hotels at well- Luown watering places are closing at consider- abio lows to proprietors, while other proprietora are Utterly bankrapt. This is by no means the generally. The New York Sux calls atten- tion te a fact which has struck other observers as one of the signs of the times. It is the in- creasing number of seaside resorts, which Tur Sram suggests is measureably 8 means of ac~ counting for the diminution of visitors at a few ©f the older ones. But the Sun is prob- at right in claiming that the vis- itore at the greater number of these Places are more and more numerous, while the wealthier class are more and more in- clined to separate themselves from the mass entertained at the hotels, and to flock by them- selves in cottages and other residences. This segregation of the rich enhances the value of Duilding sites commanding a fine view of the ecean. It cannot be long before nobody but a wealthy man can buy a building lot by the sad sea waves and improve it suitably. In fact, it has almost come to that now. ‘This may have the effect of Singing down hotel prices and ac- commodations, for the very rich owning their own residences, the hotels will cater altogether to the so-called middle class and the richer men of moderate resources who will not desire #0 much lusary or be willing to pay for it in epy event. ——— The Secretary of the Treasury extends the time-limit for the presentation of the 44 per cent bonds for extension at 2 per cent. Some of these outstanding bonds will be extended at the proposed rate, while others will be paid out of available fuads if presented. The probabili- ties are that of the $27,500,000 outstanding the treasury will not be called upon to pay any smount that will embarrass the government. ——— ‘The bruige accident and the collision do not by any means supplant the grade-crcssing acci- dent. Unfortunately for the long-suffering public the grade-crossing is always with us and {ts feast of horrors never adjourned. A farmer at Chardon, Ohio, who was carrying his daugh- ter to school, was run over in his carriage by the express train and both were killed. The cost of the grade crossing in human lives is frightful, and the only wonder is that public sentiment bas not compelled the railroads everywhere, as it bas in some places, to abolish the death-traps. —— From clearing away the debris of a wrecked building up to erecting » monument to the Seading Union hero of cur times, New York's Step is slow and uncertain. Judging from the one of her newspapers she is disgusted with herself, as she certainly has cause to be in the Park place matter. Anew New York with a little uncommerecial public spirit is what is ‘wanted between the North and East rivers. ————— The Austrian empire, which is the most con- glomerate thing in Europe and the least likely to endure, if monarchy in the more enlight- ened states be excepted, is having some more trouble with the rising spirit of independence. ‘The governmentis doing all it can to discounte- nance the young Czech movement in Bohemia, but has also to deal with discontent in Croatia and the existence of a party in Hungary favor- ing independence. Hungary is now one gf the Most favored parts of the ill-jointed empire, and the fact that with all the real power pos- eased by the Magyars they are still anxious for & separate existence, argues the coming of a day when it will be no longer possible for the Haps- burgs to rule over the land of the Huns. Once ‘the dismemberment begins it will go on until not much, if anything at ail, is left of the Aus- Sran dominier. 2 Secretary Foster will mee! the New York favkers tomorrow. He isin a position to do ‘the listening, and the circumstances make it ineumbent on the New York financial gentle- men to do the talking. There is certainly noth- ing especially undignified for the government dm such an attitude. + Mr. Porter says that the exact population of the United States is 62,622,250, but there will Linger that suspicion that some of us got away. te What is the matter with European royalty? ‘The Ewpress of Austria is said to be insane, the Queen of Roumania dying and the Princ: of Montenegro suffering from sn incurable throat disease —+2___ A quinixe factory is to be in active operation for the world's fair, and the Chicago papersare ‘lready rising to combat the inference. oe Proctor Knott's famous Dulath speech could not be adapted to fit tue Rock Creek Park emergencies. ‘The securing by Russia of the right to take her war transports through the Dardanelles Would seem to have been without the knowl- age of the great powers, except possibly France. The German and English press are Bauch exercised over the matter, at any rate, and Berlin is almost as greatly stirred up as London. England is expected to take the initiative. The Kusians are apt at diplomacy sud would appear to be getting even with Eng- Jand for occupying Eypt so long without giv- ing Kassia any compensating advantage. ——— = If Mr. Livingston, president of the Georgia State alliance, has been talking as he is quoted he is talking a great deal of nonsense and a Sreat deal of apparently libelous matter, too. Several mouths ago the New York Voice re- Ported Mr. Livingston as having stated views to the following effect before a committee of the Cincinnati third party convention: “We ean buy the negro vote whenever we want it. ‘We buy a negro preacher for fifty cents and he brings iz fifty votes that he gets for nothing.’ So far Mr. Livingston, whose name has been mentioned as that of «possible candidate for the Speakership of the Fifty-secoud Congress, and ‘Who w a shining light inalliance politics, has not ied the language attributed to bim by the ——- + + North Dakota hasn t beena state very long, but she comes right to the frout with fifty million bushels of wheat, not to mention all the mod- ru improvements in divorce proceedings — Balmsceda cables a friend in Europe that be Ys coming. but neglects to state what he has Soue with Mr. Egan oo Poor Gold Dust! No wonder the elephant Decame anraly. It was doubtiess a fit of jeal- ous rage over the gold dust competition in the Tivek creck appraisement. SS Gov. Campbell's iliness is deeply to be re- gretted, not only on account of the governor, Dat on account of the interesting questions which are pending im the Ohio campaign. ae it is too bad that the geological gentlemen's other engagements compelled them to forsake the glittering mineral treasures of Rock Creek Pork. — +++ —__- ‘The Guatemalan newspapers have been erit- {eising Uncle Sam in a way that shows the little republic is not ouly quarrelsome but imperti- en Lieut. Governor Jones of New York will play Jone hand for the gubernatorial prize. nasa he > yrsmeana 8s The sheet iron thunder on the stage may yet mali compared to the rattle of tin plate in Obie campaign. | 20 cases of Japanese Bric-a- Brac just received. Some of the most dainty Cups and Saucers at marvelously low prices. ‘Fine Tokio Cups and Saucers~ elaborately decorated, FOR23 CENTS. Biue China Cups and Ssucers—floral designs, FOR 25 CENTS. After Dinner Cups and Saucers—decorated in colors— blue borders, 25 CENTS. Cuocoiste Cups and Saucers—a new shape-decor- ated in Red and Yellow. 25 CENTS. A lot of Japanese Sugars and Creamers—regular 0c. quality— FOR 25 CENTS. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Hasoxexcmers A number of new styles in Ladies’ Handkerchiefs are now being shown by us. White hemstitched and scal- loped borders—embroidered—at 125g CENTS. ‘Those Convent-embroidered Initial Handkerchiefs are taking splendidly. Fine quality linen—exquisite work. ONLY 25 CENTS. Colored Mul) Handkerchiefs in Pink, Blue, Lavender and Yellow. REDUCED TO 19 CENTS. Men's Plain White and Colored Bordered Hem- stitched Handkerchtefs— 12% CENTS, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) C= s Har Praws. We were fortunate enough to secure « lot of Camel's Hair Viaid Dress Goods at much Jess than the market price, They are 54 INCHES WIDE—ALL WOOL-in Green, Brown, Navy, Cardinal and Black—with plaid of contrasting colors. These goods were made to sell for $1.25. yard, but on account of them not being of the weight ordered a reduction was made in the price, enabling us to sell them at SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A YARD. je haven’t a great many of these, and as they can’t be duplicated we would advise an early call. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Cusa Sixxs. For decorating and fancy work. Fifty pieces just re- ceived. Every pattern new this season. These de- signs are being used by the leading New York deco- rative concerns with imuch success. These are fine quality, $2 inches wide and only SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A YARD. Come and see some of the new art shades in these Foods, ; PLAIN CHINA SILKS. . 40 different colors. 23 inches wide. Only fifty cents a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL. {Continued below.) More Mews Scanrs. 90 dozen Men's New Fall Scarfs, latest shapes, novel designs. Only twenty-five cents. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Currross. Anew line of Chiffons, 4% inches wide, with heavy embroidered edge, tn tie following colors: Pink, Blue, Brown, Gray, Lavender, Black, Cream and White. ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A YARD. 12-inch Chiffon Flouncing, embroidered edge and four inches above, Black, White, Cream, Light Blue, Black embroidered with Blue snd Black with Gold. A ‘“ SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A YARD. Double-row Chiffon Ruffling,made on ribbon, Black, Creaun, White, Lavender, Nile, Navy. NINETY-EIGHT CENTS A YARD. Doubie-row Chiffon Ruffing, with embroidered scalloped edge, Black, White. Cream, Light Blue, Pink, Cardinal, Brown, Navy, Tan, Lavender, Yeilow. $1.35 A YARD, VASSAR SHIRTS— With rolling or standing collar. Were 98¢. REDUCED TO 79 CENTS. $1.35 Pleated Bosom Vassars—standing collars, REDUCED TO 81.09. €1.50 Fine Pleated Bosom Vassars—standing and ee REDUCED TO $1.29. $1.68 Embroidered-front Vassars—standing collars. REDUCED TO 81.38. 5c. Percal2 and Linen Chemisettes. REDUCED TO 19 CENTS. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Travetsxe Baas. We have a good assortment of Satchels of all kinds yet. The imitation alligator, of which we sold hun- dreds_the cowhide bag, which was quite as popular— the real alligator bag, at one-half the prices usually asked. Here are our prices. They will stand compari- son with any and come out on top: 10-inch Imitation Alligator Bags. Vineh ** 12-inch Linch inch 10-inch Cownide neh 32-inch ISinck Adineh: 1S-inch Winch Bags. Bags.. Bags. Bags. Bags. Bags.. Bags. 10 inch Meat Alligator Dage, linen lined inch Baxs, linen lined... meh Wags, linen lined, 33-inch Bags, linen lined, IMeinch Bags, linen lined. Bags. linen lined. Rags, linen lined. Pags. linen lined. ‘Bage, linen lined. . ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below. ) Rizzoys. If you have not seen those Ribbous we advertised » few days since you want to do so right soon. The as- sortinent ts still complete. but can't say for how lons. ‘They are ail pure silk—extra fine quality chevron yros rain, No. 7, Se. yi: No. Se. ¥d.; No. 16, 19. yd. ‘which fs just one-half their value. FLOWERS. ‘Weare closing out all Flowers at one-half priee—s discount of 50 per cent off any of them. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Continued beiow.) Cams Dressrs. A lot of Children's Gingham Dresses—ages from 4 to 12 years. They were $1.35 to $1.68. Closing them out for..... +. 98 CENTS. MADEAS AND CHEVIOT WAISTS. Only afew of them. They were $1.68. Closing them out for. --.-.98 CENTS. Flannel Shirt Waists for Ladies—Creaim ground with colored stripes. All sizes. ‘They were €2.68. ‘Closine them out for. €2.65 Gingaam Wrappers. Reduced to... €4.50 Outing Cloth Wrappers. Reduced to. - 93.68. 82.99 Sateen Shirt Waiste—piaim Bisck and Black and White. ‘Beduced to. we THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON Ow, D. i a Cc. Sraaspvraers ORFAT NOTION SALE Now in full blast. Thousand of bareains displayed in Jorge show window and twice that many can be found ‘Read this list carefully and note prices: 8c. Whaletone Casing. slack Button Hole Twist. - Silk Dress Belti Twin Dress Stays. Long Bonnet Pins. - Curting Trons, small siz3. Fancy Silk Belting. Needtie Cases, Steel Scissors. Be. Lesd Penciia, rubber ‘cada. Joe. Seam Binding. Woven Initials, ... 0c. Fine Tooth Combs Glove Buttoners, ‘be. Steel Shears . 10c. Kid Hair Crhnpers Darning Cotton, all colors.. Tracing Whoels...... Hair Pins, full count, We. Tinsel Belting, Black Shawi Pins. Ae. Pure Rubber Cou ‘00-yard Spools Linen ‘Threat. Money Banks, with lock and key. 50c. White Back Clothes Brush, 0c. Peueil Box, lock and key de. Large Spools Basting Cotto: Pencil Boxes, containgge Pencil, pen, pen holder, ink eraser, rule and ink stand, lock and key Stockinct Dress Shtelds . 30. English Hat Bru Pai 12e. Curling Irons ... French Bixque Figures ... 0c. Corkscrews ...... Imported Puff Boxes 5c. Powder Puffs Castile Soup 10c. House Ami $5e. Blacking Brushes. 5c. Pocket Slates. 0c. Hand Brashes. Gilt-edye Playing 1c. Double Corset Stays. 15¢. English Tooth Brushes .. Pocket Toilet Cases, filled . Double Siates. . Cail Belis, nickel 50c. Clothes Brushes......- ‘3c. Perfumed Dress Shields, Basting Cotton. Scholars’ Comps Clothes Brushes, japauned Hand Painted Work lioxes, lock and ie ee 24 Envelopes and 24 Sheets ul Paper. Rubber Hair Pins. Best Enulish Needies. Silk Taffeta Ribbon. Best Covered Steels, Black Taped Hooks and Eyes... 10c. box Mourning Pins... Good Garter Elastic. Cabinet Hair Pins ...... Velvet Skirt Facing, all colors, Nickel Safety Pins... Ivory Buttons, all col 15e. Spring Tepe Measures. 23e. Oxidized Garter Clasps, 25e. English Nail Brushes 10c. Covered Dress Steels... Pearl Buttons. . Dress Belting... - Bottle 5e yards Spool Silk, elone Casing. Bent Hooks and Eyes Best English Book Pins, Sensible Safety Pins .. 4c. Nail Brushes... & . Ink Stand and Pen Holder. Marking Cotton, fast colors...... Largest Notion sale ever held im Washington and lowest prices. STRASBURGER'S, 404 and 406 7th st. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. oI Pray. bode 3753 FreeA 009, 000) Sed rege Ea meat hake pr 8 Pee} We place on sale tomorrow some specially good values, which we Lope you will examine. 41-inch Hlmuinated All-woo] Cheviots, value for 756. THESE ONLY Sc. 36-inch All-wool Cheviots. Cardiual, Garnet and Green. worth. ’ THESE WE OFFER FOR 3734e. A YARD. 38-inch All-wool Serges, in all the new shades, 62146. is the price put ou them everywhere else. OUR PRICE IS 50c. A YARD. 50 pieces of 36-inch Twilled Suitings. They sre a close imitation of Camel's Hair Plaids and figured effects, THE PRICE 18 ONLY 1se. A YARD. Excellent A YARD. Colors—N: avy, Brown, is their actual POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Tae Processtox Is Germxa LONGER. A still further partial list of our druggists who are ““n line” on TERRA FIRMA SOAP for the feet: H. T. Butts, cor. 4th and Mass. ave. n.w. H. H. Johnson, cor. 10th and 0 sts. n.w. W. C. Williams, cor. Ist and Hf sts. n.w. F. H. Waite, cor. 10th end L sts. u.w. W. A. Conway, 335 0 #1 Jobn E. Bates, cor, 18th and K sts. n.w. Geo. Woolridge, cor. 42¢ st. and Md. ave. #.. P. J. Fitzzerald, cor. 454 aud I sts. s.w. Y. Hugo Eisenbdeiss, 201 7th st, s.w. Win. Berlin, 800 12th st. now. Andrew Burga, cor. 12th and Q sts. n.w, L. Mackall & Bro., 1418 14th st. uw. C. B. Hetzer, 2124 14th st. n.w. i Holt & Eppley, cor. 14a and Stoughton sta. n.w. Jobn Gray, 1 at aw, Jas. T. Hoskins, cor. South Capitol and O sts. 8. we ¥. A. Mullan, cor. North Capitol and L sts. n.e. J. N. Paine & Co., North Capitol and R sts. n.w. Don’t be skeptical on everything. There are some useful high-class Toilet Articles, and Terra Firma Soap for the feet is one of them. It is a boon to peo- ple who are troubied with tender, painful, sweaty fect. It WILL cure them. Sold by all principal aruxsiets. ayldaa, weed Brovneavs Wospgerct Buzoarms. Agere tn ea magnon S27 We close at 6 p.m.—except Saturdays. Aut “Cocxen Axp Pauen. “ Ambition bas no rest." We've no sooner done with one season ‘til we're making ready for the next. Fall is fast getting the ‘upper ands" of the stock. Wonders in wearabies are moving in by the car load. Before the sun sets, ‘many times more the last arrival will have been putin place. The next buying you do will be among these heavier weights. We've gone to the ends of the earth for good things—and come back with onr arms full. We've called the rol!—all the buyers answer “home again.” They're as enthusiastic over their purchases as the small boy is over a circus. The MEN'S CLOTHING buyers assure us our own work isthe best in the market. The BOYS' and CHILDREN’S CLOTHING buyer ‘Says his stock is a hundred per cent. better than, itever was, The FURNISHING GOODS man stuck “till the Iast gun was fired.” He says we've got the latest novelties, and the beet of them. Our HATTER and our SHOE buyer went in to win and did—how well you can see for yourselves. Our TAILORING DEPART- ‘MENT has got twice as much room—double tho stock—and the best force of artists and artisans, it has ever had. ‘The best creators in all these branches prefer to make big “deals.” Ono large billds to them better than a hundred small cnes. They tieto ‘one house and shut the door on all others. Wo're on the “'inside” with these exclusive priv- Sleges—and you're with us. Noextra charge for thefacilities. Worth marks the price. SAKS AND COMPANY, Representative Ou‘sitters, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH. STREET. at Special attention given to mail orders. W. A. Prince & Co. Buccessorsto E. G. Davis, 729 Market Space, Corner 8th street. TWO PARTICULAR POINTS OF ADVANT- AGE IN OUR HOSIEKY DEPARTMEN IT 18 YOUNG AND LARGE, select. It is a grt from a stock of goods that is ENTIRELY NEW. You are certain then that you will not have any Old styles poked at you, and it is also a very great advantage to Luy ood of this sort from a, large stock, and especially one that is selected, by @ careful buyer. You will find only the choicest styles and MOST RELIABLE MAKES and DYES in OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Our purchase of PALL HOSIERY hes been very large, aud we have already received many 0. the EARLY FALL EFFECTS, a few of which we quote today. une time very for you to } ; Lapns Extra Fise Barumicéax HOSE, with extra hich spliced heels. Doublo tocs. Made ot the finest selected EGYPTIAN COTTON, Reyulur price every where 50c. OUR SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICE 36. pai. LADIES? 40 GAUGE CLUSTER AND RICH- ELIEU RIBBED HOSE, WARRANTED PAST BLACK. Double heel and toes. Regular priea ‘BSc, REDUCED TO 20, pair. LADIES’ EXTRA FINE FAST BLACK HOSE, with high spliced Leels and double toca. Regular price Jee. OUR SPECIAL PRICE pair. 10 STYLES OF LADIES’ BOOT PATTERN AST BLACK BOCT with fancy col- SPECIAL PRICE 2: 'S OF LADIES’ HOS: colored uppers STITCH 01 SPECIAL PRICE 4fe. pair. CHILDREN'S FAST LARGE LINE OF BLACK RIBBED HO! toes, all sizes. Regular p PRICE FOR ALL SIZES N. B.—These are unusually guot hose for achvol children, W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buccessors to E. G. Davis TAY Market Space, Corner St st. it Exrraonpisany Oproaresiry TO PURCHASE THE FINEST GRADE OF FRENCH CLOCKS At actual import cost. 5 Freuch Ciocksonthe way from Owing to the fact thi we have 12: Europe we concluded, in order to make room, that we will offer those in stock at actual cost. Theve Clocks have all been thoroughly overhauled and regulated and are warranted in Perfect running order and to keep accurate the. ‘We mention a few bargains: Mexican Onyx 15-day Cathedral Chime, reduced from. 7 $252 917 Black Marble 15-day Cathedral CLime, reduced from... $18 to 811 Mexican Onyx 15-day Cathedra! Chime,reduceit from... 830 to 822.50 Mexican Onyx 15-tay Cathedral Chime, reduced from... duced from. 845 to 832 Mexican Onyx 13-day Cathedral Chime, duced from . French Decorated Sevres and Gold Bronz2 Clock, with side ornaments to match, reduced .-+-880 to 863 French Gilt Bronze and Crystal Clock, with fine mercurial pendulum, reduced from .......833 to $25, Elegant Dresden China Clock, blue decoration, 15-day French movement, reduced from, .8:30 to $23, Biegant Bronze and Onyx Candelabras, reduced from... eee $22 to $16 Every Ciock sold is kept in repair the first year, and our watchmaker will call weekly and regulate any Clock needing attention. A CUT PRICE ON EVERY CLOCK. Our entire stock of Bric-a-Brac is also offered at cost. to $40 R, HARRIS & CO., Corner 7th and D streets n.w. W. D. Crsnz & Co. 811 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Are now opening up their fall and winter goods suit- able for the coming season. These goods have been carefully selected from the best manufacturers, hoth as to quality and atyle, and no house can offer better goods or lower prices than ourscan, and buyers have no risk to purchase. ‘We have placed on sale about 50 pieces of illumin- ated effects, wide goods and all wool, at 50 cents per yard. They are gems and we advibe you to Jook them over, ‘We will also offer during our improvements special tow prices in remnants and odds and ends, and we guarantee to save our friends money if they give usa trial, wel ("We are open until 6 o'clock. Svacrsrioxs Ix cs pr fe RE WS ihyel chiies Retin summer's outing you are ready to buckle on the housckeeping cares again. Re- menuber, it is always easier todo if you have the things todo with. What is Linen in the paraphernalia we can ‘supply—as well as anybody—and we wouldn't wonder if in some cases to better advantage. At all events, what wesay {s Linen you candepend upon i LINE: pure and perfect. And wien it comes to table decora- tion there are « will be interestimie. HUCK TOWELS—PURE IRISH LINEN. 18x36 inches—$1.50 a dozen. 20x40 inches—with colored bordere~g2.40@ dozen. “22x46 inckes—White and colored borders—@3 and $3.60 a dozen. 23x46 inches—Plain White binleye-$6 = dozen. 20x42 inches—Plain white with Lem- Stitched open Work—@4.80 a dozen, 23846 inches—Huck with hemstitching—96 a dozen. 26x46 inches—Plain White birdeye with Damask bonler—80 a dozen. DAMASK TOWELS—Pure Linen. 20x42 inches—Colored borders and knotted 22x42 Inches—Fancy colored borders, with 50 and 86 a dozen. 50 and 89a dozen, 7246 inches—Plain White or Light Blueand Yeliow borders—89 a dozen. 28x16 inches—Piain White with Damask horders—$1? a dozen. NAPKINS—Pure Linen, $s Dleached—$1 and $1.50 a dozen. $.and %—Shamrock and Ivy Leaf patterns €2and $3.50a dozen. 3e sizes at &2, $2.50, #3, 83.50, $4, 85, $6, $8, $10, 812, 815, 218 and 20a dozen. % Size at 25, 6, 812, 815 and $20 dozen. TABLE DAMASK—Pure Linen, Pure Irish Bleached Damask— Gt-inch—50-. a yard. hanrock pattern —@2 a y 1 3¢ Napkins to use with it-$2 and $3.50. dozen. Cream Damask—60e., 62c., 7c and 81a yard. FRUIT CLOTHS— Cardinal — plain or with Black and White horders—5-4,6-4,8-4, 10-4, 12-4 and14-4.at%50c. $1, 81.50, #2, 82. 50,83, 84,86 and $8 each. ‘ehave the same patterns by the yard—to cut in lengths to suit—dc., 7dc. and $1 @ yard. Doylies to match. BED LINENS— Pure Linen. Belgian Pillow, Boister and Sheeting Linens— Gexge. to 81.50 yard. 22xB7-luch Pillow Cases—82 a, 27x38-inch Pillow Cases—82.25 72-inch Bolster Cases—@1.50 and $1.78 cach. 23exzh, Sheets—$6 a pair. With # superior quality (same size) 8 a pair. ‘We lay a great deal of stress on the word PURE. So much that has the appearance of linen is not—t ssurances take all mistrust out of your ere. Weare not game for the “Jobs” that food the auction rooms, We want to know the **pedigrec” of all we offer you—Hap-hazard purchases are not wholly reliable. OURS IS ALWAYS SELECTED sioK SFATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,’ NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840, 1 Ove New House Is ready for your inspection. ITS FIVE FLOORS Are completely stocked with everything that s new and desirable in Household Furnisbings, and is well worth a visit. OUR FIRST FLOOR Contains u carofully selected stock of Bed Room, Din- ing Room and Office Furniture. OUR SECOND FLOOR Is devotedentirely to Carpets, and contains the latest and most desirable fall and’ winter colorings. All grades. OUR THIRD FLOOR Contains a stock of Parlor Furniture which for variety of desicn and uniform excelieuce of material is not surpassed by any Louse in the country. SOME STARTLING PRICES: Pinsh or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites. Cash, $28; credit, $30. Solfd Osk Bed Roem Suites, 3 pieces. Cash, $17; credit, @18. Poplar Bed Room Suites, 3 pieces. Cash, 914; credit, SIX-FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash, 34.25; credit, $4.50. Eight-toot ‘Ouk Extension Table. Cash, $5.50; credit, 86, Forty-pound Hair Mattress. Cash, $7.50; credit, 8. Woven Wire Springs. Cash, $2.25; credit, $2.50. Brussels Carpet, per yard. Cash, O0e. ; credit, ic. Inkrain Carpets, per yard. Cash, 35e. ; credit, 40c. Carpets sewed and Inid free of cost. No chatye for ‘waste in matebing. TERMS: Easy weekly or monthly payments. Jo notes and 6 per cent discouns allowed for settle. ments 1b tuuty days, GROGAN'S CREDIY HOUSE, sel-tr 819, 822 and 823 7th st. nw. “Reavy For Tue Faux JOHNSON & LUTTRELL’ NEW FALL DRESS GOODs. In fature, as in the past, we shall continue to cater to the masses in this line. Our assortment is now com- plete and comprises all «rades from the lowest at 12c. to the finest at $2.50 per yard. ‘We mention as special ono case of 28-inch Mixed ‘Tricots, ‘Just the thing for children's school dresses. 1¥ Boe. per yard. ‘New Plaid and Striped Dress Goods at 25c., 30c., 7Se., Be. and W1 per yard. All the new shades in Hindoo Sergesand Henrietta Cloths ut 50c. ‘Sie. aud 81 per yard. Special—An odd lot of 42-inch All-wool Canvas Clots. Former price, 73e. To close, 30c. per yard. ‘We can give but a faint idea of our immense variety of desirable Dress Stuffs in an advertisement, but if you'll give us acall you're sure to find just what you want, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, sel ‘713 Market space. 613 7TH BT. N. W. Between E and F sta Our fall goods are now arriving, and ourad- ‘Vice to housekeepers is to make their selections ‘asearly as possible. Fashion has decreed some new designs iu Carpetsand likewisein Parlor and ‘Bed-Room Furniture, which make them doubly attractive to discriminating eyes, and they are bound to go—and go fast, too. We'll not Attempt to describe them—we'd rather show them. ‘Open until 6 o'clock ;and if you'll call we'll guarantee to show you something in the way of Carpets and Furniture that will be attractive, serviceable, seasonablo and reasonsble. Asin the past, we are always willing to make terms to sult our customers, and noone need therefore deprive himself of home comfortsoa ‘Ae ples of want of ready cea JOHN RUDDER, FURNITURE DEALER, G13 7th stn. w. eulttr new sets just in stock that are as handsome as any patterns you ever saw. Particulars WEDNESBAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1891. oopwaRD Axp iuormror. 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. —o—_ 8B Open every evening tili 8 o'clock. “EB oo Asornre Day oF EXTRAORDINARY VALUES. Asorure Lise IN OCR ENDLESS CHAIN OF POPULAR OFFERINGS. A VIGILANT OUTLOOK FOR BARGAINS Fesults nthe following, which will have a direct interest for more people than any other news fathered by the press today. It is a simple, straightforward story of one of the inost import @ntevents of the year in the retail dry goods: market, When we speak on the price question we say something interesting, today we have very special things to tell in respect of Merchandise that demands your immediate tention—if you woul profit by our shrewd buying. a Srrctar Sar oF FINE BED BLANKETS. Bozinning tomorrow we will make a grand ‘Special sale of “NORTH STAR” BED BLANKETS. These goods are made in Minneapolis, Min- Resots aud are the best Ml the good kinds, For the past five years we have handled these Blankets, using more each succee lin season. Our prevent order is more than thrice as larce asetany previous time. So important indeed has our account become to these mills that they have allowed us @ price concession only ob tained by the largest jobbers. We therefore Quote prices that would be finpossible but for ourenormous distributing facilities. ‘Then we are the only direct purchasers of the “NORTH STAR” BLANKETS in this city, aud are therefore the oniy house not paying the middleman’s profit. “« . ‘Norra Sran» Brasssrs. Size 10-4-84.00to 3 pair. 11-4— 5.00 to 16.00 12-4 8.0010 21.50 13-4—-18.00 to 20.00 ‘We also show from the sime millsa complete line cf WRAPPER BLANKETS, LAP ROBES and HORSE BLANKETS. —o—— In conjunction with the above we will offer ‘six hundred pairs “CAPITAL CITY" BLANKETS, In White and Scarlet. This brand is made ex- Pressly for Us, and can't be bought elsewhere in this city. “, Carita, Crt Buasxers, 10-4 White, in two weights, -00 and $5.00 a pair. — 114 White in two weights, ——85.00 and 86.00 a pair.—— 124 White, in two weiehts, 26.50 and $7.50 pair.— 10-4 Scariet, $4.00 pair. 11-4 Scarlet, 85.008 pair. 12-4 Scarlet, 86.00 pair. Cz-Notice our magnificent display in Fst. window. (You will find theso on 2d floor of 11th st. butidine.) Isronrast Sure of TURKISH TERRY BATH WRAPS. Suitabie for tadies' or gentlemen's wear. Do you know the genuine solid comfort to be had from one of these garments? Only a short time since this pleasaut acquisition to the wanl- Tobe was locked upon as a luxury tobe the pos- session only of the more favored. Now the prices are go tow that anybody can own one. ‘They are without doubt a positive luxury—al- most necessity. Did you ever wearone? If not, now is the time to own one for less than ever before, and if once used it will be cher- ished ase ‘‘tried friend.” Then, thoy are not only indispensable in going to and from yous bath room, but they are made in such rich col- orings that they can be used FOR THE NURSERY, FOR THE SICK ROOM, FOR STEAMER TRAVELING, FOR THE RAILWAY COACH, FOR MORNING AND NIGHT USE GENER- ALLY. Here they are: 500-BATH ROBES, made of English cotton terry—choice faney colorings—stripes, plaids and checks, Hberal azount of cloth—with or ‘Without hoods, girdles, &c. The usual 85 quaiity only $3.50, ‘The usual 85.50 quality onty #4. ‘The usual $5.75 quality only $4.95, ‘The usual $6.25 quality only 85. ‘The usual $6.50 quality only $5.25. ‘The usual $7.50 quality only 86. Men's Department, (First floor, 1st annex.) Fact Anetvats. —o— ‘We have just received a new and complete as- sortinent of Waterproof Gern:ents, among which are some very pretty and stylish effect: both in shape and material. Long Cape Garments in new and pretty ma- teriais—atripes, plaids and plain zoods—with high shoulders and flare or turn-down collars— the ideal **wet-weatber garments.” —Only 810 cach. — ‘Long Cape Garments of printed materials— rubber lined—several shapes—very popular, Doth in price and shape. 82.75, $3 and $3.50 each.—. Rubber-lined Wool-mixed Garments, in choice Patterns, with the popular capesand in the “Langtry” shape. © —95 each. — Irish Peasant Shapes in an almost endless va- riety of patterns. All sizes. —Only €2each.—~ ‘Misses’ Gossamers for school wear in numer- ‘ous patterns, with hoods and long capes—all _ 82 each. — Children's Fancy-striped Gossamers with ‘capes—all sizes, Every Gossamer sold re fully guaranteed, (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Eanty Fax Asnvars, soe has Printed Cotton Challis in fancy colors and designs, for comforts, —6e. 8 yard. — New Mourning Prints, —Se. a yard. — ‘New Dark Ginghams in cholce patterns— fast colors, +" 226. & yard. — 20th, 1ith and F sts. o.w. , ‘Today we put on sate in our Upholstery Department the larzest display of Curtains ever shown in the city of Washington. It has been our good fortune to have had the first choice from the many different manu- facture, Knowing us to be the largest con- sumers in Washington, they place their Une before us for the others, and it has enabled us to choose the prettiest and most desirable goods. ‘Many of these are our own exclusive pat- spection before going to terns and will be shown by no other horse in Washington, The coming season wein- Vite you all toceme and inspect them. Re- member, it will be no trouble to wait on you, Come and see what we have PRICES ARE RIGHT. We are offering you 2 3-yard Curtain, all chenille moquette, dado and frieze, henry fringe, top and bottom, for $5.50. This ts cheaper than any one else can offer you. ‘Wo have them in a dozen different colors A still more desirable Cu: 26.0, 50, €8, $8.50, $9 end $10, in all the Rewest shades. Ailare very heavily fringed Not an old in at end all new styles this fail. curtain among them. We have a beautiful line of Double-faced Curtains that we are selling at €35, The former price was $80. A lot of Curtains that we carried over from, lest spring are at fully one-baif their former price. You should see them. LACE CURTAINS. Asusnal weareon top with thess most needful of household furnishings. We offer you over 700 different styles to select from, and at tho same old Prices as before the tariff bill added 20 percent totheir value; in fact we have marked agrest number of them way below the market prices. There are no old styles, but all new and fresh goods, a8 you would desire, WINDOW SHADES. ‘We are the only house in thecity carrying full line of Hand-painted Shading and ‘King’s Best Scotch Holland. An estimate costs you nothing. sel 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. Dany Axsovsceuests Or Sreci 50 PER CENT DISCOUNT SALES Carry little weight with the intelligent housewife, be- cause she is suspicious of an undercurrent of decep- tion and possible inferiority. ‘Under our EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM All feel a certain guaranty of a uniformity of prices, an honesty of representation and an exclusively equitable method of dealing peculiarly our own, Housekeepers appreciate the value of a cozy home filled with all possible comforts, paying for them out of their woekly or monthly savings, as their seuse of justice may determine the MOST CONVENIENT. FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, STOVES, BABY CARRIAGES, WORKS OF ART. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 918, $21 and 923 7thet., Ana 626 Massachusetts ave. n.w. Exclusive agency for the Peetiess Whitney Carri- ages, auzz Canmazr & Lewy, A bargain in Lace Curtains, We have collected toxether a lot that were 81.75 and $2.00 0 pair. Some of them are slightly soiled. Our price on theu is 81.13 per pair. Just secured another case of the Ladies’ Real Roman Ribbed Fast Black Hose. Sines 8 to 10 at 25c. a pair. Ladies’ Extra Fine Gauge Fast Black Hove GBerusdorf dye), worth S5c. pair. Our price on this jot only 25c. per pair. Special values in table damasks. Fast Color Turkey Red at 25e., 373e. and 50e. and 75e. White Damasts, 50c., 65c., 75c., 85c., $1.00, 81.25 and @1.50. Do not miss the bargains we are offering in Car- pets and Mattings. CARBABT & LEIDY, ‘¥28 7th st. and 706 K st. 2. w. NEW ELECTRIC MACRINE SUITA- Se pcmioent tht netacramts, vars 1.000 a cent on investioent : ALBERT. G0 No Gay mt. Baninore, Ma Or FOR SALE 20x TERUERS AND LITTER PCP. ry ‘SCHMID'S BIND STOR. Flo Ane b we Poe Sle_—* Lave Corewea BO: very tithe waned, @1U0. "One be mae 2S Teme SOR SALE SEVERAL one and walnut. also corpe haif-price aud less. 1230 M xt. uw =e Fok She BARKER stor wirit TWO CHAIRS ete, 1m good locality .cheap for cash. investment. "Address A.M. K.. staroffice. wel Sx" SOR SALE TWO GOULD BOILEKS, @ HORSE and 10 borse power, ai a sacrifice, as they u ust be joved. Ayny MORGAN STEAM LAUNDAY, cs sol ALE — Si ROCERTES: » sFeason for sei! health also, dwelt for rent.” Apply 1204 44 st. aw ul it {UR SALE _LENIS. GUOD POR CAMP MEET. nz partion. ai! complete. AW. 1. i. A WORELLDG, 16 Det ow, wholoaale or au, wast see it. COLUMBIA STABLE bet. sand Sand Jéth end Lmh ete. aw FOE SAE ibe SEWING MACHINES AT one eqaai tO new. AVERBACH'S Capitol Mul branch, Domestic sewing machives and paiterus, Soand Pa ave. se. WAL TUNA, Manager. 90cm PERSIE INOSR EAS, PARROTS, CANARIES, duceking birds, gold Ms SSCS SKEW arm STORE, 12th st. nw, World Type ines for rent. circware, TKOM \INGINIA— Bay Sound and gentie, eplend be sold today, price, 81 ‘Ok SALE-IF VOU WANT A GOOD, HONEST, gentle hor the country. pertect Lt. 1, 10hto 1, jetweeen Mand 1, 1. “B15. Foe A SOUND GENTLE DRIVING saddle bore, price €SU. Address HORSE, office. Fossse esr kre ot of fine horses, at Aeedbewt a fe bores, a nuiuiber Of Biely-tuatcbed teaius, aimee, Pair THESE HORSES ARE TO BE SOLD QUIC and are at such prices as Will auabe te». ALL HOMSES GUAKANT else ‘U2, Uo, GG {0K SALE-CHEAP—A. SU BREN TO Cone OWE, Used Dut sory litle and am conditiou, Aiiy WILTAKD'S HOLBL SY AMBLER corner 19th Aud D sta nw. seat Poe SALt_X\ HANDSOME, WELBEED bat horge, G years oid. sound ahd gentie: an elecant Saddle hore: und root urtver, daly can Fide or drive Aina with Perfect sateiy.” "New doulie-eat buckboand. Inquire at ECO. Ga La ave, OK SALE_A HANDSOME SIDEBAR BUGO; iso flue Luckbou L.yery low price. 1620 aw. Por SSA GENTOEMAN TN ECROPE HAS auth 200 Us to a. ctawacrifice his complete turn. ta Of a it of coe Taste Led bith bred, yt sed. 141 Johnson ave. \4tis aud Dosti ate. B BAY MARE, YOUNG; ver, souud. excellent maddie borse Ke.” Weil suited for lady: will wath bry ess, Be ty at STABLE. 547 Asti st. nw aust JOK SALE—JU8' ARE D FROM MARTINS: Dune 6. Vg five Giving ores, one pair Lotsce, Senter seen ery Stabi Por SALE HORSES, CARRIAGIS, HARNESS, Fac), touche, sod exchanced and for hire, only ne wih Lata Very tite SIFiCTLy as represented. WAL F. DOWNES. ory ahd Stables, 2020 to iors List. aos OK SALE—in HLAD OF HONSES AND MAES srow Vieviuia. Cau be seen at 1400 b st. uw. QUIGLEY. Fe SALE—A LOT OF HORSES OF Eye De Sci Gou, wiatab'e 105 alk yrLowwe, ta iow fo reduce Gur stock. ‘Roth and D ste. n. SOK SALE OR EXCHANGE- HARNESS OF every description, beta new and secoud-band, Quality, Workiuansiup and prices Uneguaied. Also & Larice as uf brusles, cobs, spouses, beta, sheets, coviers, &°.. at wholesale ata retail. WALAESS MARES EXCHANGE, Jiod 15th st. Bw. FRE, DALE AGRATS (08 HAND THieTY TO Bity horses. suitable for all purposes aud prices reasonable, abd ai, borses warraut sented. N° Pe SME aie ox EX terms, new and sec aul9.coln and carriages, Uikmien, carts and) wazons of all styles. great variety of ag hess, "Cail hi see stock a eo Lutses 40r sae, FUGEYER, 400Pe ave nw. {OK SALE CARRIAGES, “WAGONS AND BU Sen cu any ternae. he uniiy stal ordered ork gromyty attended COU SU SSS SE FOR SALE PIANOS. FOR SA.2>4 RARE BARGAIN IN AN UPRIGHT Randsome, fine ry came, richly Buished ; medium size; best uake, uprigit plano, for oul $150 cash; Tuil wale. in periect uPder, ue tome a Hrewtifal suaring ataity eet 9450, a Uy us: ageu rat at! UO noid 1 fick cabo ber way cal “6 arf 3 iKoranck, a5 ‘UIs Pounsyivente awe, {OK SALE — SECOND HAND PIANOS, ALL horouwhly revaired, and will be seid cheap tot cash oF on easy womtly pays _36 ce Pik & COSLIFE. 516 1th. r SAMETIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY Gives yon a fine-toned square piano oF handsome or- wax for your Lome oe F.G. SMITH, 1225 Pa owe. MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN WASTED 70 Bonhow €5.200 AT 6 PERCENT on Feal estate, thin city, Worth Over MIX lines tho amount ; Ute company's certificate. first mortcase (deed of trust); me commission. Bi St efttoe. Pe MOXEX 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE—PROMEE ‘attention to all appuratious. - SWOKMSILDT & BRADLEY, cee 2 Fat. uw. ONEY TO LOAN IN SMALL, AMOUNTS, WITH ‘Out delay, On real esiate, interset in property, is and other good security. Pr aud te en tn tnstalstve: N > gu WANT MOREL #10 TO elw TULOAN ‘Bt low suterest on Wawons, bowselo.d Cuods OF UlueE personal Propery Principal and interest payable in weekly or mouth jal of svods frow residence on cutenecoury, ouel Sotate eution to wil why Mosby Bo boss 25 LARGE ANDSMALL SUMS at owest rates of interest ub ep) Toved Fealestate inthe Distnet of Columbia. ak HL 1. LELPOLD, cor. 1stu and Fats. a. ¥. ONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED AP lowest ratee of iutereat ca approved real estate sit- Rated wituin the Distr t Of Cosumino, Bed Youd Uwe hecenwary tur exatuluation of titte abd peep aration of papers; Con.iuianiOus reasonable ‘thos. 4. Fisk & Co, syle ONEX 10 LOAN INSU proved D. C. real estat Py pene. Bai Tena ON AF Fable in easy m0L: Bb & JEPFUKUS. ‘O11 2Ath st. ma OnEy y TO t M IN pUMS FROM 9500 UPWARD. AT THE LOWEST RATE OF LNTERDST. fo BEAL ESTATE iN THIS DISTRICT. RO. MOLTZMAN, MoRey FO ean oe ENDOW MENT LIFE AND hor ete Mirettngeournas, thom ti sot Fst. ow. eaechn ee 5 TaROE AMOUNTS WAT Soa nets tity ao one M = cate sod" batiding, loune will always be commdeved. geek eee Tocca eden ET es jol6-te, ose WantED AND TO Loa PARTIRE LOAN ON TATE OB ONEY TO ‘ON REAL Es Fates oF Interest, BO | ‘ay where Tee Si TO LOAN-InN BU: Sip to Schwww oe spate Ps MSiz a poe oe