Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: September 17, 1891. STAR bas a regular and Permanent circulation in Washington three limes iarcer than that of any ether paper Im the eft WS paper and Advertising Mediam it has no competitor. While the streets of New York suggested fears of « pestilence all summer, the chief of the department of street cleaning. one Beattie. ‘was off recreating slarge part of the time. Mayor Grant decided that a successor to Beattie who would remain at his post fn the sickly season and would not let the scavengering go from bad to worse was sadly needed, and. the health board concurring in the opinion, the places that knew not Beattie still know him not for- ever. ands hope is excited in the New York bosom that there will be at length an improve- ment in the sanitary situation. The board, it should be said, in their letter make official Tecognition of the fact that the present con- dition of the streets is a menace to the publie health. The cool weather is doing something, Mis true; but as the conditions are not im proving and fall rains and malarial fevers are ‘upon the metropolis, York does well to geta chief who is at least expected to do what his official obligation calls for. All this has a Jesson and application for Washington. Here we have changed the health officer and have been obliged to see the garbage contractor walk out of his engagements without so much es saying “by your leave.” ‘The time is ripe for vigorous scavengering, disinfecting and the like, and while we are well off compared with New York there is much for the local author- ities to do in renewed and well-directed efforts for the preservation of the public health. ee Wilkinson Call can hardly hope for sucess in Bie contest with R. H. M. Davidson. The Florida legislature, after much labor, thought | ithad elected Mr. Cull to succeed himecif as | Senator, but the governor fails to see it in that | light. It was not enough. however, that Mr. Call be refused a gubernatorial gertiticate of | election, so ex-Representative Davidson was Sppointed and will come to Washington with | all the necessary credentials. The Senate will decide as to who shall come in and that is why Mr. Call should be fearful as to results. For muaay @ precious senatorial hour has he wasted in reciting ancient history in which no one was | interested, until the senate chamber has been full of gloomy discontent. If Mr. Call ie allowed to speak in his own be- half he may postpone the evil day for a year or two, but unless Senatorsare more charitable than | other men they will when the contest ends with | ® vote say unto Davidson as Nathan said to the other David, “Thou art the man.” The most that Mr. Call can reasonabiy hope for in his most sanguine moments is conditional admis- sion underfstringent pledges of refor1 ——— ‘This is “ticket of admission day” for the public schools. They will open next Monday. Meantime the credentials will have to be se- eared for those pupils who desire to enter. A novel feature of this year’s opening is the fact that the four lower grades will be gppplied ‘With teat books at public cost, the law allowing diseretion within the first six grades and ap- propriating $25,000 for the purpose. This item, ‘thouzh the allotment to each family is «mall, is @ matter of considerable importance tu those parents of school children who are straightened in means. As many pupils prefer to use their own books the privilege will not be availed of Dy all in the lower forms. The prospects are ‘that the schools this year will exceed in inter- eet and usefulness all previous records. -——_+e Perhaps, constitutionally speaking, the 17th of September, the anniversary of the date of thy adoption by the Federal Convention of the ‘Constitution of the United States, is the might- dest event of history, if that day in June, 1788, when the ninth state (New Hampshire) ratified the instrument be excepted. The adoption se- cured what pechaps most patriots feared never would be secured, and the ratification by the ninth state was the final fact of the union, omitting, of course, mere formalities in getting | ‘the great scheme of governinent under way. Every step in the matter was painfully difi- eult, which may be the chief reason why the government thus slowly and laboriously con- | structed is so strong in the affections of the | people today and, promises to endure for ages. | — In addition to the disinfection by the use of | compound sulphur candies of the District | pablic sehool buildings it ix sngzested that the | health officer likewise cause fires to be lighted in all the buildings sufficient to dry off the ae- cumulated dampress of the long vacation. | ‘This is even a more important matter than the disinfection already provided for, for if the | weather be pleasant and the children are thinly | elad they will be pecaliarly musecptibie to colis, | diphtieria and other diseases. the effects of | anch cause This heat need not be great enough to warm up the buiklings on a cold day. It suffices if it dries off the mould from the walls and floors. ifs wee | 15 pair 89c. Ladies’ Fancy Silk Lisle Hose....63c. pair | 1 pair $7 Tambour Lace Curtain ae by BALM BEB Pg | Cod i M POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. A GREAT SHOPPING OPPORTUNITE Fok TOMORROW'S Run FER ppp meh, EF ph, re EBB RK KKK DDD K ee TiTT vb F Rik kee on = L eB Tun - We have some excellent bargains. Any odd-and-end remnant or lot of oods bought at a sacrifice and ad- Yertised for sale on Red Ticket Day is worth your while coming for. The fol- lowing list is full of good things. Read it and it will be to our mutual benefit. A GREAT SCISSORS OPPORTUNITY. 5,000 Shears and Scissors, of fine tempered steel, nickel plated. They include Dressmakers? Shears (4 sizes), Pocket Scissors, Button-bole Seis-ors, Fancy Embroidery Scissors, &e., &c., ‘Lstyles, worth as high as $1, for. Vio. each JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. ‘Se. Oxidized and Silver Match Safes. Se. each io Ge. each 50 to 75e. Solid Sterling Silver Thirbles.....25e. each FAN DEPARTMENT. ‘The last chance for Summer Fans before we pack them away. Some extraordinary barzains. 10. Japanese Folding Fans... All 25c. Fans—Japaneso or otlier fancy styles, in- cluding Gauze—Paiuted Linen, Blacks, &c.12\c.each All S0c. Fans, Japanese—Linen—Satin, &c., col- ors and Blacks. . 25e. each HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. 24 pair 25e. Ladies’ Fine Balbrigzan Hose. Sizes S_8y. oe ia 19. pair ‘THe. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Merino Vests, Iiah neck, sleeveless. Colors—Biue, Scarlet and ‘Tan. econ 200. each Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Union Suits, low loc. Sachet Powder, all odors, onsiee ‘To introduce a new perrume we will sell tomor- Tow a 25c. bottle of ‘Russian Koses” or ““Kus- sian Violets” for... 13e. bottle NOTION DEPARTMENT. and Ie. Oxidized Garter Clasps. 5e. Colored Feather Stitch Braid, pac! from handling. = 18e. Whalebone Casinz, all colors Ze. Darning Cotton, all colors, Se. Velvet Skirt Facing, ail colors... Corset Steel: Se. Can’t-bendem Pins. NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT. Se. Windsor Ties, plain colors and fancies. .25¢. each Fancy Silk Lace Dress Frouts, were as high as $1.50. he. each 5e. Children’s Lace and Eubroidery j.+-15¢. each, SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Our Mammoth 10e. School Package; it contains 1 Gx covere:l slate, slate and lead pene ant panions, unfilled. Paper Boxes, hiled with penbolder, peucil, ruler and ink eraser...... Yooden Boxes filled like above. Se. Macrame Schoot Iu...... 2 $1.50 Leather Schoo! Bags TRIMMINGS. de. Sik Ven Dyke Trimming—colors, Wine, Dark Green ani Brown... 81.98 Feather Boas... 2 each, 25e. Colored Cotton Trimming—colors, Saxe, Gobelin, Light Blue and Brown. . e-e15c. yard A BIG BARGAIN IN BUTTONS. Small Metal Buttons, ail colors, 13. styles, worth 25. adozen, for. 18e. Small Round Brass Buttons... CURTAIN: DEPARTMENT. Remants of Madrases, Silkolines and other fancy draperies. Ss wee be.@ yard ‘Odd pairs of Lace Cartains at very low prices. 1 pair €2.18 Striped Curtains (1 curtain faded). $1 pair 1 pair 85 Sk-striped Curtains. 1 pair $3 Striped Curtains... se 1 pair $4.25 Nottinghain Curtains, Pair soiled .. I patr $11 Tambour Lace Curt 1 pair #% Tambour Lace Curcains. 7 48e. China Silk Head Kes:s. 10 1 SSe. Spair pair 1 pair 613.50 Fringed Chenille Portieres....89.50 pair LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. 1 lot of Orieutal Laces. Worth INe. to 25¢.12Ke. yard. 1 lot of Oriental Laces. Worth 3% 1 lot of Camric Exubroideries. Worth 300. MILLINERY A™D RIBBONS. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. ‘SSe. Skirt, 4-inch embroidery ruffle, two clusters of four tucks each above. ° $1.2 and $1. Fine Lace Embroidery trimmed ‘Cambric Corset Covers, soiled Flower's friends are saying that he is in the race for President, and Cleveland's friends are | suying the same thing while denying that Hill ix. They also aver that Cleveland is the man whom New York will agree upon. It seems | that a three-sided fight is in progress, notwith- | standing these claims of two of the democra factions. Between Flower and Cleveldad Hill | is ata disadvantage, but it is not yet sure that eather will profit by the fact. Among so mang | ‘New York candidates, all biting ant teari each other. the other democtats may decide to | make no choice at all, but to look outside of New York for the nominee, say to Ohio or | Maryland. ——> - —— Not content with br-v'ng that part of the treaty with Turkey which excludes the ezar's | war ships from the Dardanelles, assia now | asks to put her naval cadets on the Danube commission's vemels, the effect of which would be soon to give the control of that great inter- | national stream to Russia. Rn-sis is not any | more bashful than the Widow Butler - a ‘The anti-subtreasuryists are waging war | “inside the party,” #0 to xpenk, and therefore | for the present have no occasion for anew alliance. Falling into the habit of the day, they purpose conducting «campaign of education. | ‘The campaigns of ignorance seem tobe shadowy | reminiscences of a bygone era in American pol- itics. +e Hard money won with a difference in Massa- chusetts and New York. The democrats in New York committed themselves in general phrase, Adding «sting for the “Sherman bill.” The Maarachusetts republicans were more positive om the general issue, and their sting assumed | that only a few democrats favor honest money. —__++- ‘The money plank in the New York democratic platform starts out with a sentence of about 150 words. It isa very large and formidable sen- tence, but it is feared that the silver question is too big to be'talked to death. ———_.+o—___ ‘Tne Chinese promises to protect foreigners are regarded with suspicion. The “smile that is childlike and bland” is not without ite dangers in diplomaey. ———— Antictam day and its celebration suggest to the mind the part which our Union armies have played im the great drama of American civilization. ‘The assembling next year in this city of the Grand Army veterans will bring to 1 fecus interest in all these patriotic ————s+e- The attention which Russia is giving to both ‘the Dardanelles and the Danube implies that ‘the ezar proposes to take water. Ho will take it im accordance with his own ideas, however. eee ete ‘The Xew York democrats should have a copy of their elaborate remarks on the subject of silver engrossed and sent to the Ohio de- mocracy. -—___ +e -—-—— ‘The Flower that blooms in the Fall bas quite ‘p Jubilaat democratic tra-ls accompaniment, | Smatl lot of Misses" Selool Jackets, checked LINEN DEPARTMENT. 12%e. White Terry Towels... 20e. Hu: omie Linen Towels, extia size Large Size Crochet Bed Spread linen Glass Towels... riped arel Plaid Surah Silk: Colored Sarahs eres me. quality Ked Twill Flannel, all wool All-wool Saxouy Wrapper Flanuels CLOAK DEPARTMENT. 1 lot of Misses’ Fail-weisht Long Garments. 10 to 1G years. Were £4.50 10 86.............81. Teach 4 Misses’ Kee ers. Sizes 14-10. Navy Bine cloth. Were $7.50 83.23 cloth. Were 83.50 6 Ladies’ Blazers, Tan. 1 Navy Blue Cas! Size 34. Was €10.......0.... 4 Ladies’ Newuarkets. Sold for €4.50. | GLOVES. | 40c. White and Cream Silk Gloves, slightly soiled... - Silk Taffeta Gloves. . Sula Taffeta Gloves. HANDKERCUIEFS AND SCARFS. 12%. Colored Bordered Handkerchiels. ..e..3 for 25e $2 Embroidered Cusiinere Searts... - Embroidered Casluuere Searts, UMBRELLAS. 8 We k Gloria Umbrelias, fancy handice. . ‘Suk Gloria Cusbrellas, ash handles. $8 GOoDs. - Heavy Gray Underwear; shirts, 46, 48; drawers, 36, 38. 40, 46. -..38c, each Te. Natural Wool Underwear; shirts, 40,42, 44. drawers, . wie. each 1 Dressed Kis ie. | Te. Plaited Bosom Drom Shirts. | BOOK AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. - Portfolios, containing paper and envelopes, en aud penboider =e. exch Eiste Kooks, siteitiy shop worn. Recular Price, $ ‘Zsets George Eliot's Complete Works, slightly BA LURES AALS BY RTISTIC FINE tention civen to A aS Rev tiie obtiait Reece ‘pHa Eemaees r% and Jewelry. sels 7th st__uw., next to corner of F at Jouxstows Spar car Buzxpep Scuoor Booxs Ax SCHOOL suPPiiza WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Wu. BALLANTYNE 2 vows, wels-ba = wt ad THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1891. aT PERRY'S. ‘The taking off of the neglie shirt meaus the put- Have you enough to see you through the season—the right kind? The laundry is tine on of the LINEN. deat toa weak quility. -oif you are in need to buy don't take any chances. Pay enough to xet a surety of Satistuction. We will zet down to tha price part in a moument. Look to the way they are finished. Seams are breakish places at best—on ours you will find an vatra stitch has been taken for care's take. the fit—there is a whole season's discomiort in an ill- proportioned shirt, mo matter how stanch the qual! thes, ‘We cover all the desirable points in four grades: Tim “INVINCIBLE” is but 50 cents. More worth than the price suggests. DWIGHT AN- CHOR COTTON with pure linen bosoms. The “NUNPAREIL"—6ze., is UTICA MILLS MUSLIN with linen bosoms, ‘The “AJAX” is the 7c. grade. WAMSUTTA ‘MUSLIN, 2100 linen bosoms. ‘The *PEKFECTION”—an ideal of its name— $1. NEW YORK MILLS MUSLIN. Linen where it should be. We have left the laundering to you. We would rather have you see them unstarched. They are safer to buy 20. If you are ‘sailing close to the wind” in NIGHT SHIRTS make a “‘shift” out of our stock. We narrow the variety down to three grades—but it doesn’t cut off ‘any of the quality. 5Ge. is cheap for a 48-inch-long ROBE that is finished with neatly embroidered frout in Red or Biue. They are made with a French yoke and the convenient pocket. The “SILVER KING," as wo call it, te worth every cent of the 7c. we ask for it. uit of the Loom” imuslin—piain White—hand-made button holes—fnished cuffs. You will appre- ciate it more after you have tried to equal it for the same money. The S5c. quality has fancy French embroid- ery in Red, White or Biue, hand-made button holes, silk feather stitching on cuffs and collar. ‘You can read shirt lists a8 long as your arm—but you can'textract any-mote satisfaction ont of any of them than fs **piled up” in these ‘sviected” lines of ours— both Day end Night Shirts. You are here, too, nearer to the bone of cost. We rely on your sampling thom. ‘Do you wear JEAN DRAWERS? So many do we have strained a point to be able to show the best—in yway. “PEPPERELL JEANS" have the reputa- tion—and wo have them—in all sizes from 30 to 42 Waist measure and 29 and 0 inseam—50e. and 7: Whon we do run into men’s sappiies it {s to univer sal satisfaction—These SHIRTS and DRAWERS will readily prove it. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” ‘NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. pty Lasszunce & Bro. ‘New ideas crop ont every season, no mat- ter whut the material may be. Season after season enius asserts iteelf by devising Something different from what has boen shown before. It's difficult, yet—'tis done. ‘The new shadesand combinations in Silks ‘nd the new weaves are realiy wonderful. We cannot begin to describg even « portion of them ; therefore, we beg your early inspec tion. ‘Twill betime well spent. READ OF A FEW. Full 20-inch Ali-sitk Faille Francaise, ina couplete line of new shades. #1 per yard. Full 20-inch All-silk Glace Taffeta, in a complete liue of new suades. peryard. New effects in Figured Black Suras, ox- tra quaiity. $1.10per yard. An entirely new line of shades of 20-inch (Canton China Silks at S0c. per yard. ‘Bengalines in colors, comprising all the ‘new shades. Bengslives in Bisck, comprising all grades und effects. Acomplete new line of shades in Velutina, the new Velvet Pile Fabric, at the following Prices: 1 for 27-in., 75c. for 24-inch—these goods are no more expensive than the ordinary Velvetvens, but are far superior 4m quality and wear. ‘We have just received our fall importa- tions of Black and Colored Velvets, the colors comprising all the latest shades for 1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75and $2 per yard; the Black comprise both Biues and Jets and range in price from $1 up to $12.50 per yard. An endiess variety of shades in Silk Plushey, ranging in price from 65c. for Sin. to $1.50 for 24-in. We also carry the correct LININGS fo? these materials. For instance: Silesias in all shades at 10, 12, 1& 20 aud 2c. per yard. Alsoa Fancy Silesia for waist lining, 90 and 25e. per yard. ‘Kid Finish Cambric, all new shades, for skirt lining, Ge. Velveteen Sairt Binding, the new substi- tute for skirt braid, being wore durable aud making a better finish tothe skirt. Price, We. A beantiful variety of Trimmings where- ‘With to ornament the new materials and to ‘enrich most effectaay their appearance. ‘These are convenient for you: come and Jook at them ; you are welcome to do so. Beautiful New Kibbons in all the colors and widths. For trimming your dress. For fancy work. For decorative purposes. ‘Remember our patterns. We are the sole agents for the Standard Fashion Patterns. We consider these better than any of the others. They have merit, which is conceded by nearly ail the first-class modistes here- abouts. Out-of-town peopie can order from our MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT. Be sure of Pa - mm C ‘Wine of Calinaya and fron Wine of Calisaya and Lron Wine of Caitsaynand Tron, Wine of Calissyaand Iron ‘Wine of Calisaysent Iron OURES Wine of Catisaya and Iron Wine of Calisuyaand Iron ‘Wine of Calisayaand Iron Malaria in any form. ‘Malaria in any form. Malaria in any form. ‘Malaria in any form. ‘Malaria in any form. ‘Malaria in any form. Malaria in any form, ‘Malaria in any form. ‘T5e. bot be Fret oet mf oT 2 M £ < obi bP of og 4 COR. 11TH AND F STREETS, ¥. Many of our regular patrous hardly recognize the store—so marked are the new finpove- ments. Five months of almost constant laber is calculated to make a decided change, and with the newly added departments on. the first floor and the tastefully are better abio than ever to meet ‘thg wants of our numerous pa- trons. Partienlarly is this #0 with re- gard to Coats, Cioaks unt Sui a2 we honestiy believe that for extent, for —orixinality and good taste, for richness and refined elegance, for perfect fitting and graceful shapes our stock of Ladies’ Coats, Capes, Cloaks and Suits has no superior, if, indeed,an equal,outside of the Jargest and most exclusive Cloak and Suit houses of the country. While this is saying 2 wreat deal it is corroborated by the earnouts themselves, which, hanzing a8 they are, rack after rack, row after row, mutely assert their tin Portance more eloquently than words. We shall have an interesting letter in **The Star” for you to- morrow. WILLIAM H. McKNEW (Successor to R. H. Taylor), at 933 Penusy!vania ave. n.w. 7 Jouxstows Bazaxrasr Corres. it 731 77U ST. EB We close at 6 o'clock—except Saturdays, Tue Panexrs) Mecca, ¥, YOU come here for what you want—the AZ¥ crowd won't make any difference in our ¥ service. Our stock of BOYS* and CHIL- DREN'S OUTFITTINGS {sin such shape that whatever you call for will be forthcoming at We've brought the SCHOOL CLOTHES tothe front for these last two days before the beginning. They arethe errand with most of you. ‘Where the bees are there's the honey—you may depend on it, Lots of it—here. You'll make the fairest exchange for your money you ever did. We've bought the right things—that’s brought ‘Usthetrade. You're to be pleased in pattern ‘and price and we must Le eure of the qualities. WE ARE-and that'll keep us the confidence it brings. once. We've never shown sach @ variety before of LONGend SHORT PANTS SUITS. Grades that used tobe marked higher we've marked You get the gocdness—"-less-priced.” Tho fabricsare thébktoutest that are woven—and every stitch is a “sticker.” ‘They'll win in the battle of abuse. We don’t half dress your bo: lower. and leave you to piece out the rest as best you may. Everything they wear is best bought here—-FURNISHINGS—HATS-SHOES. Ours. are **grit” to the last. Remember the frst start sets the pace for the future. Give the boys a wood send-off. Good clothes are half of it—and more too. Friday and Saturday. SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘The Onty Complete Juveniles’ Outfitters in the City, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH. It STREET. Jouxsox, Garxen & Co., 636 Pa. ave. nw. WE ARE VERY BUSY IN OUR CARPET DEPART- MENT. PRICES AND QUALITY ARE THE WORK. IT WiL. BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO EX- AMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES BEFORE MAK- ING YOUR PURCHASES. A SPLENDID LINE OF DRUGGETS, ART SQUARES, hUGS, FLOOR AND STEP OLL CLOTHS, &e., &e. FALL DRESS GOODS. I. A NNN <S8g oes as i x f-inch Wool Plaids, all new fall colors, 25¢. f re SR Susy, 40-inch Ail-wool Plaids, cainel’s hair effects, only ae 3 Boe. 2*0 BES Sad Henrietta Cloths and Senges, iu Black and colors, Se and 81. B. RRR, 960, Children’s School Hose, Fast Black, 15c. and 25e. mi i i Rak goo HOH Ladies’ Fall-weight Ribbed Vests, Sc. RRR G HEH BU Uk RGGGH H ae ww R Rk ooG HH JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., ts om, re 8 3 e016 696 Pa. ave. n.w. tei* Hee ROR “oo? ot e017 420, 422, 424, 498 SEVENTH ST. Gree teins 1309 F ST. N. W., Calls special attention to her stock of Hats for MISSES AND CHILDREN, Carefully selected with a view to their adaptability for SCHOOL WEAR. Our stock of fine goods for wedding and anniversary Presents is worthy of your inspection. BICH CUT GLABs. BRIC-A-BRAC from ail countries. DINNER, GAME AND FISH SERVICES. A very large ussortment of GIFT CUPS AND SAUCERS From 25c. to 85 each. Agents for the PASTEUR WALTER FILTERS, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ‘China and Housefuruishings, 1205 PENN. AVE. W. M. Saverz: & Soxs HAVE JUST OPENED A BEAU- TIFUL LINER OF WOOL PLAIDs, SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL, DRESS AND HOUSE WRAPPERS. A180 SINE LINE OF PLAIN AND ILLUMINATED CHEVIOTS, ALL WOOL, 38 INCHES WIDE, (60c. PER YARD. W. M, SHUSTER & SOKS, hse Woopwarp Awp Lorunor. 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. For an enjoyable luncheon visit our cafe, + 10th st. building—elevators. Resarorr Satz TOMORROW, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. ———— NX NOT AN ACCIDENTAL CIRCUM- HX § stance, put anccesstty. Why ancces- NNN sity? Because doing the immense Dusinens we ao, there are, as a matural conse- uence, lots of remnants, and were weto allow them to pile ap from week to week they would soon crowd ont the other goods. We don't tolerate them jong, but after putting them in Proper shape they are unceremoniously dis- missed. The term **Remnant” with us doesn't mean onlya * plication and takesin ‘sizes, “odd and small lots’ any merchandis» solled, mussed, scratched or chipped froin handling, displaying or other- wise, Thes? and things of liko eharacter must 0. A price is therefore given them that asures their quick removal. Stopat the Dress Goods counters tomorrow. It’s early in the season, but Remnants in NEW GOODS have gathered thick and fast and there are just such lengths asyou can use advantage- ously. So with the Upholstery Goods. You can pick up many odd’ bits of Drapery stuffs, a Curtsin and so on, and you will find be briiatened by . ided exclusively by the following list, but ans at any counter you find yourssif, Yon wil: be sure to see some- thing useful. We've space enongh to tell of ust somany, and here they are: Don't be Uruotsteny Derarraeyt, ODD PAIRS OF CURTAINS. 1 Pair Dark Blue Chenille Portieres. Re- Auced froin $6 to 4. 1 Patr Cotton Damask Porticres, Reduced from $5 to #: ‘1 Half Patr Cotton Damask Portieres. Reduced from #2.50 to 81 1 Pair Tezra Cotta Embroidered Chenille Por tieres. Reduce from $10 to $7.50. 1 Half Pair Figured Cheuilic Portieres. Re- duced froin $9 to 83. : 1 Pair Blue Embroidered Chenille Portieres. Reduced from $10 to $7.50. 1 Pair Irish Point Lace Curtains, Reduced from $7.50 to 85.50, 1 Pair White Nottingham Lace Curtains. Re- uced from 86 to #5. 1 Pair Tamboured Muslin Curtains, Reduced from $7.50 to #4. 1 Pair Madras Curtains. 87.50 to 84.83, Reduced from Short Lengths of Cretonne, Canton Flannal, ‘Madras and Tamdoured Muslin at greatly re- duced prices. 1 Mahoany Screen, mounted in plain Chins silk. Reduced from $: (Pourth tloor, Lith opp Lors. 4 Infants’ Cambric Lous Skirts with deep embroiiered ruts, inserting and two clusters ixutly soiled. Reduced from each n’s Pinkand Blue Plaid Gingham Sun Bonuets, edged with uainsook em- broidery. Keduced from $1.75 to We. each. ‘Reduced prices on ail of our Ginglam Dresses and Boys' Ginzhun Suits. (Secon floor, 10th street building.) Guove Derantuesr. 13 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Tan Real Kid Gloves, sizes 5% and G-siightly damaged, Reduced from $1.25 to Tac. 27 pairs Ladies’ S-button Tan Real Kid Gloves with pinked wrists, sizes 64 and 7— slightly damaged. Reluced from $1.50 to 81.25 a pair. 11 pairs Ladies’ G-buttontength Tan Jersey Taffeta Gloves. Sizes 7 and 7}. Reduced to Be. a pair. (First floor, 11th st. building.) Arr Nexpte Worx Deranruesz. 2% yards Plain Bine China Silk, 18-inc! Reduced froin $1.44 to $1.25. yards Plain Biue China Silk, 18-inch. Re- duced from 81 to Te. 1 yard Old Biue Silk, 32-incix. Reduced frow ‘Toe. to GOe. 24 yards Light Bluo Silk, 20-inch, Reduced frou $1.13 to 90e. FIGURED CHINA SILK. * V4 yards Rose Oplor. Reduced from $1.18 to 9c. % yard Yellow and White. £90. to Ite. Reduced from 14 yards Yellow and White. Reduced from Me. to Te. 14, yards Yellow and White. Boe. 10 Be. ants White and Red. Reduced from $2 to $1.0. 1% yards Pink and White. 81.88 to £1.50, 1% yards O'd Pink and White. Reduced from 81.13 to 900. (Tuird floor, 10th st. building. ) Corser Deranruesr Bpairs *C. P.” French Coutil Corsets—spoon Du-k-two side steels Sizes 1 and. 30. Reduced from Reduced from ichtly soiled, educed trom 1081.50 & pair (secotid floor, 10th st. building.) 2 Mews Fersismse Deparrwest. BROKEN SIZES AND SMALL LOTS. ‘ural Gray Wool Draw- weiss #. Weduced from 82.30, ha pair. xtra Fine Natural Gray Wool, Shirts—fail Reight Sige $0, “Reduced trom #2.00 to 61.90 eae ‘S Dairs Extra Fine Natural Gray Wool Draw. Pe weight. "Size du Keduced trom $3 ovate rs Fancy Cotton English Half, Hose. Sizes Baud 9}. Reduced from 2c. to 12%e. a Teck Scarfs. folled. Reduced from de, to De. each. 2P'silk'ieck Scaris.” Soiled. Reduced from Boe to Te. etch (First floor, ‘irst annex. ) Mosiix Uxorewean Derantext, ODD SIZES. 2 Cambric Gowns, with yoke of six Hamburg iusertincs—V neck, “dinished with: Fullle “OF Tauibury and lervive-bone bralu.full seo with Hui Hedue irom $2 : “2 Musin Wakine Shirta, with deep rafle of Hawturg, tacks above, "gn. Gnisued with Yoke. deettuced Frou $ : ‘G Cambric Corset Covers, V neck back and front, with Hamburg tuserting and edge fas {Shed with berrins-tone. braid” and “Hibbun Sizes 2, Sa dnd 42. Aeduced tou #1 (0 00s ah ‘Galioor, 10th st. building.) Boys Crormxc Deraxrver. 1 All Wool Dark Brown Checked Pants Suit— inher Weight." Size diy years.“ Reduced trom 50 to BS. Efisea'fidor, 110 st, building.» Cumpren's Axp. Misses’ Deranr- MENT. ODD SIZES. Light-weigit Brosdcioth New- markets." T Navy, Blue, Size 14 years Reseda. ‘yours. Reduced to $3.50 each. 5 i-wool Gray Checked Cloth New- wats Size 12 years, Missos! Fine Uroadeioen Usters, with half 2 Fine jaters, capes—embroidered in Black. Mahogany. Size 12 years. ‘1 Navy Blue. Size 14 years. Heduced to $3.00 each. 2 Misses’ Woo! Suits—1 Brown flannel and 1 Green and Brown fancy stripes. Size 12 years. Reduced to #2.50 each. 1 Children's Garnet Jersey Sailor Suit, ‘Size 10 years. to $3.50. (Third floor, 11th st, 2 Misses’ Junsey Deranruesr. * ODDS AND ENDS. 1 Ladies, Superior Quality, All-wool Black ed eC San cas Heditced from 8.75 to 81. Be eee 1 Ladieg™ A Wont browa Sestj.t Ladies" Fool cashmere, te 50 to $3.00, pee Bussxst Dersnruzsr. © ODDS AND ENDS. je Wool Blanket. Reduced, At Wool Pancy Bed: W. A. Prace & Co. Successorsto B. G. Davia, 719 Market Space, Resxaxt Dar Tomonnow, Fanay. TT is absolutely necessary to wet rid of Rem- nants that sccumulate during the week, We hold REMNANTSALE every FRIDAY and clear out all oddsand ends, but by the next Fri- day we have another batch to gut clear of, 80 that is the reason we sel! our REMNANTS at such RIDICULOUSLY SMALL PRICES evory Friday. For tomorrow we will show ‘some choice bangains in various departments all *_over the house. Rexgasts Or Rinnoxs. 100yards of VELVET RIBBON in HELIO- TROPE, 1 and 1% inches wide. Regular price, Ge. REMNANT PRICE, ‘Se. YARD. 300 YARDS SATIN ENGED GROS GRAIN RIBBON in GRAYS, BROWNS, GREENS, REDS, SLATES. Regular price, 7, 10, 12c. yar. REMNANT PRICE FOR CHOICE, 3c. yard. 10 yards DARK GREEN GROS GRAIN SASH RIBBON, 9 inches wide. Regular price, 85c. yard. Remnant price, 22e. yard. Oop Haspxenciers. 9 JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, Jarge size, with embroidered INITIAL in ietters A.D. F,K,N. Rewular price, 7c. REMNANT PRICE, 40c. each. Reusasts Or Necawear. 25 Ladies’ COLLARS, EMBROIDERED on the prompt-pay merchant. Linen Hand-embroidered Handkerchiefs FOR 19 A Sams Or Sree Sares. The Palais Royal ts quickly introducing the Autumn Noveltice with a series of special sales. Tomorrow (Priday) ts to be an unususily attractive day. @7 AND @9 ENGLISH REEFER COATS For Osty Five Dozzars. Autumn Weight Chevicts, Broadcloths, Boucle, | Serges, &e., of best quality, made up im Grstciass style. Note the linings, the sewins, pear! buttons, be. B-Small ladies may secure 83 Want $8.75 Braided Joretys for oniy $1.25 each. Black and colors. Haxpxzncurers Av Rivrcviovs PRICES. Importers or manufacturers in need of funts sock Witness these Sheer Pure CENTS. Worth from w5e. to 75e. each. Ani these: Draw-work Novelty Handkerchiefs in autumn colors FOR 1245 CENTS that wore imported to retail at 25e. each. And these: Sheer White Lawn Handkerchiefs FOR IO CENTS, with hemstitched borders. And these: Fiftystyles of White Lawn Handker- chiefa; embroidered, revered, hemstitched, ke. Sim- flar styles as those of al! linen which sell at 25, 35 and SO cents for 1240, And these; Where else Warronted Hand-embroid ered Tuitial Handkerchiefs with band drawn work and guaranteed pure linen for only 25 ceuts? Towers Ar Sprerat Prices. Seethe qu 81.8 dozen for All-inen Huck Towein, the enis. Lezular price, 25. REMNANT 14 cents for 19. quality Prnged Huck Towels, 10x PRICE, 3c. each. STinches, 6CHINA SILK SCARPS, with embroidered 124 cents for Fancy Huck Towe's, with colored ends, Were Sc. REMNANT PRICE, border and hem. REMNANTS OF RUCHING, KEMNANTS OF CHIFFON. Allat LOW REMNANT PRICES. Rey sts Or Darss Goons. Ou Friday we will also show a lane assort- ment of REMNANTS of BLACK SIL prising CHINAS, SURAHS, FAILLES, GROS GRAINS, at LOW REMNANT PRICES. LARGE CULLECTION of WOOL DRESS FABRICS in BLACKS, GRAYS and BLACK and WHITE, in tenets from 2toG yanis. All MARKED at ABSUKDLY LOW REMNANT PRICES. Reasasr Bancas Ls Dawass. 25 yards of SATIN DAMASK TABLE LINEN, cut in lengths you may desire, 2 yards wide. Regular price.S0c. REMNANT PRICE, Bim. yard. Ress sts Or Hosreny. 7 pairs of DROP-STITCH HOSE, in MA- GENTA and BROWN. Regular price, 30c. ‘Remnant price, 1c. pair. 4 pairs FRENCH LISLECLUSTER RIBBED HOSE, HERMSDORF BLACK boot, CANARZ Uppers. Regular price, Te. REMNANT PRICE, 20e. pair. B pairs of OUT SIZE BALBRIGGANS, Bij foot. Regular price, 30c. REMNANT PRICE, 23e. pair. 2 pairs of EXTRA QUALITY BRILLIANT LISLE HOSE, in PINK or BLUE. Regular Price, 7sc. REMNANT PRICE, 3lc. pair. REMNANTS of SILESIA LININGS.—9) yards of BEST ENGLISH SILESIA, in differ- eut leneths, in all shades of slate. Regular Price, 20c. REMNANT PRICE, 10c. yard. W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buccessors to E. G. Davis, ‘TAY Market Space, Corner 8th st. REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS, W. D. Crarx & Co, 811 MARKET SPACE. ‘We have on hand about 200 remnants of COLORED DRESS GOODS, running from 13 to 6 yards in length. Now, if you need anything in the way of short lersths of dress goods for making over an old suit by adding a littie new material, if you are fixing your children for school, orif you need short lencths for a house wrapper, it will pay you to stop in and take @ look at these goods. Let us teil you what we propose to do with these Femnants. They have been already marked down to Tenant prices. You know what that means, but, to clear the whole jot out, we will deduct 25 PER CENT FROM THE REMNANT PRICE. ‘We want the room they occapy, hence this great re- duction. SOILED BLANKETS. ‘While you are in look at the stixhtly soiled Blankets onthetrontcounter. hey are not injured in tho least, only a little dust; that'sall. They must go. have put prices on them thgt will make them go. 211-4 Biankets, $1.50: now $1.20. 411-4 Wool Blankets, 85; now $4. 111-4 Wool Blanket, $4.50; now $3.5 112-4 Fine Wool Blanket, $7; now 95.80. 112-4 Fine Wool Bianket, now 6.50. 112-4 Fine Wool Blanket, 88; now $6.90. 111-4 California Blanket, 88; now $6.90. 212-4 California Blankets, $9; now 87.10. 112-4 California Blanket, $10; now 88.25. W. D. CLARK & CO., S11 Market Space. se16 Fout Stock Or Faz Axo Wister DkY Goobs At gteatiy reduced prices AT LULTRELL'S, 20th street and Penna. ave. n.w. The Best Striped Piaid and P.aig Dress Goods in the market at 25. 50 and 7be. Full line 46-nch Henriettas at 75, S5e. and $1. All shades. ‘Large line, all new colors, Dress Goods at 12, 15, 20 and 25c. Bisck Silks, Surabs, Black and Colored Velvetsat lowest cash p - Our line of Gents’, Ladies’ and Children’s Under- wear is now complete and at exceedingly low figures. We invite an inspection of quality and price. Hosie ya specialty. Every pait warranted. Our :. Black Hose, the best in the city. Oue case 11-4 White Woo! Biankets at $5; worth fully $6.50. Other Blaukets and Beil Comfor's from $1 up. One case Fruit-of-the-Loom Cotton at Gc. We are leader for Silk aud Gloria Umbrellas. A new aud beautiful lime of Neckwear just received. The prettiest Sc. Tie im the country. We invite all to inspect our stock and prices. Com- Pare them with others, Callon us. At the old stand. THOS. J. LUTTRELL, Cor. 20th st. and Pa. ave. n.w. 2012-20 Canuaat & Lewy, 928 7th and 706 Dat. nw. prises Gros Grain, Satin Edge, Moire and Satin and Gros Grain, in widths from 5to 12—to go at Scents yard. Some are worth 25 centea yard. ‘We have secured one hundred more of the Extra ‘Heavy and Size Crochet Bed Spreads at $1 each. Weere offering special inducements in Bed Comforts and Bianketa. Wehave made 2 special effort this season on ‘We have still a few pleces left of All-wool In- grain Carpets, which we are offerins at less than Value, Wesreclosing out this department, CARHART & LEIDY, ‘($28 7th ot. and 706 Kot. aw. Fax Sas Ts Hare ‘The DUNLAP NEW YORK HATS, Finh avenue style, introduced today tm silk and derby. ‘These styles aro a departure from anything showa in ‘hate for several ecasona, Call and see them. ‘au29 Sma 905 Pennaylvanis sve. is 0.04 cost you SScentsfor Superfine Huck Towels, 23x46. Sell arly at 35 cents, for Damask and Huck Towels, 19540. Will 5 cents to duplicate. Cumprews Arnos Heavovanrens. That question is settled thus early in the season. ‘The special prices quoted for the “opening” are offered tomorrow Marked prices ..sss.....e. | Tie. | M8. | 81.95! $1.08 Specias prices, i | ime. | Wes | SLB S2-See the surprise we have at only 25 cents. Wispson Scanrs Very Curar. The new arrivals have forced down the prices of those previons!y in stock, Ie. All-stik Windsors reduced to 12\e. Bde. Wash-silk Windsors down to le. 50c. Imported Novelty Win tkors for “5c. BF Muil Tres, some of which are marked 48c.and S5c., are reduced to We. each. 2 , 7 Stamts Trar Livres Wear Three-piy limen bosoms, plain, embroidered and Pleated. Latest style collar and cuffs. $1 QUALITY SHIRTS FOR 69 CENTS. 20 quaiity for Wceuts. $1.50 quality for $1.10 $1.68 quality for $1.19 each. $2 quality for J avaxese Fass Ar Harr. For decorative purposes we offer quaint but beauti- ful tans. FANS: 1 quatity for ity for 81.10 ¢ach. ality for #1. 4heuch, ‘#e-Convenient pocket fans at low prices, Actual worth. We. Offered at.. Se. 10e., Lie -25e., B8e., Se Bexrs Ar Ixvorrens Prices. Novelties of Antelope and Seal at @1, such as usually retail at $1.50 each. ‘The fashionable Cleopatra Beits, @1 Englisn made Leather Belts at te. in: All kinds of 390. and AScents. Canvas belts at Se. and 10c. to 25 cents. THE PALAIS hoy: (Continued below.) — oe Brace: Hows As Brecan: Peon, Children's Hose marked “25e. for. Children’s Hose inarked dren's Hose are in the minds of most mothers. price list of the Palais Royal's stock would in some Fespects be like a railroad time table. We spare you the infliction. Need we tell you. however, we have all the best Enstish, French and German productions and that what are usuaily sold at hich prices are at moderate prices here? Even at the lower prices we lead. To bein with, we have only imported Hose, so that what we offer ct 25 cents are superior to the do- mestic—what you often buy without knowing, only to find out in the wear. Se. HOSE FOR 2e.—Our 25e. warranted Fast Biack Hose have double knees, toes and heels, and come in all sizes froma Sto Yip. Strong, heavy ribbed Hose for the boys; fiver ribs for the wirls and suitable styles for the smaller children; six styles in all, ex- cluding the Fast Black Wool Hose, which are also re- duced to 2i cents during this sale. B5e. HOSE FOR 25c.—The larger sizes in this quality will cost you 5c. a pair at other stores, Lanes: Fasr Brack Hose. You'll notice we take the popular priced Hose and quote reduced prices for them—Hose that are sold res ularly at a very small mangin of promt in onder to have the best qualities for the prices. 25e. HOSE FOR 22c.—We import these Hose in lots of 500 dozen, andeven then they cost us 21 cents pair, See the quality and you'll understand. 35c. HOBE FOR 2c.—We sell more thirty-five-cent Black Hose than at any other price—as many as any other three stores combined. We offer a fine gauge Stocking for the autumn, with high-spliced heels, fee. that will be quoted as the prize 3c. Hose of the season of 1891-92. : 50c, HOSE FOR 44c.—Ritbed and plain; spliced feet, ke. The 55c. Hose offered at the special price of 40 cents are ingrain dyed, with White toes and heels, the ‘same as offered last autumn. We find we can't im- prove on them. PLEASE NOTE THIS. 5F-The above are but afew special items intended to attract you tothe store, when we hope to #o im- press you with the magnitude and variety of our au- tumn stock that you will be couvinced that for the coming season, as in the past, the Palais Royal is to be headquarters tor Black Hosiery. ‘We have Cotton Hose as expensive as 81, Lisle Hose up to 81.59, Silk Hose up to 83.98. You may expect ACOMPLETE VARIETY. Asan illustration jook at the Opera-length Howe, and special sizes for Where elee one-third the variety? ‘Wetntroduce this autum Fast Black Hose, with Jer- sey-ribbed uppers, which, while presenting the same ‘4s the ord.nary Hose, can be worn by the stoutest lady wits comfort. A splendid quality of isle in these Losefor only 7c. a pair. The Opera- Jencth Hose are to be muck worn this sutuma, and nowhere in thecountry will you finda better variety than isere. 10 Pee Cexr Discovxr. ‘One-tenth off the marked prices of all Silk Hose and Underweer durmg this sale. The following price list ssives no idea of the variety in stock. BLACK SILK HOSE. re.8Ge..@1,81.25,81.35, ‘Spun Silk, $1.68, €1.75.61.08. Pure Silk, ©2 25. 82.48, 8.6. $2.80. Raw Silk, 3.46, 64.08, 94.8. 58-The more expen-ive have Jace work ankles, Bc. BLACK SILK UNDERWEAR. ‘Low Necks, Gie.. 7ée.. 1.19, $1.75, $1.85, 81.98, $2.68, $3.08, 85.48. Cor. 19th and Pa. ave. a Brixe Your Canprex To Us. You can Save enoneh money on your RCHOOL SHOPS to pay for some of their books Weare snowing the larwest ant best anlected stock of or thts week Children’s Kian’ Gost Sorin Hoos, Site 80 10%. Forthis week, 73cents. Rerularprice, @1 Hoye’ and Misses’ €1.50 Schoo! Suonw for this week only 88 cents yd Minne’ Behool Shows, every pair war ’ 1.2, Rewular peiee, #2. and Mises’ Dongola Button, with or withowt hesis, tipped or plain, at @1.4 Worth #2.50. A Scholar's Companion given away with every pale A Schoo! Share, ‘We have Sust recetred a new invoice of those Ladies Fine Dongola, button or lece, cloth or kid toys, Upp or plain, every pair worth 83.00, Ladies! $2 Bu is. all styles, wt Look im our win jow and seethe line of Geuts Pime Mercer Calf Sewed Shoes we are selling at @2.71, Same as gold in other stores at @4. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLALN FIGURES. rrr MM EF A Re rr 2 mone H Sg HHH ao i'l ss, oo, > Ses FSS DOUBLE STORE, DOUBLE STORE, se16-% 310 AND 312 SEVENTH ST. . W. Fonsirene, Canrers, Ke. It's not necessary to quote prices, we've cut them low enough, and our firures on each ar ticle will tell the tale. Quality, we have rum Up, and you'll get Letter value for less money thon ever before. Small profits on high-class goods bring purchasers, and that's what wo want. PARLOR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE AND CARPETS IN ALL STYLES AND NEWEST DESIGNS. Ours is aone-price house—and alow price at that—but we make terms to suit every pur- chaser, We have always done tt, «nd as long as we find it a conventonce to our patrons we shall continue todos. Give uss call. RUDDEN'S NEW FURNITURE STORE, 013 7TH ST. ¥. W. Betweeu Baud F sta New Howe As ready for your inspection, ITS FIVE FLOORS Are con.pietely stocked with everything that ts new and desirable in Housebold Furnisuings, and is well ‘worth a visit. OUR FIRST FLOOR Contains a carefully selected stock of Bed Room, Dis- tug Boom and Office Furniture. OUR SECOND FLOOR Is devoted entirely to Carpets, and contains the latest and most desirable fall und winter colorings All grades. : OUR THIRD FLOOR Contains a stock of Jarlor Purnttare which for variety of desun and uniform excelience of material ts Bot surpassed Ly any Louse in the councry. SOME STARTLING PRICES: Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites. Cash, $28, credit, #30. Solid Oak Bed Room Suites, 3 pieces. Cash, @175 credit, $18. Poplar Bed Loom Suites, 3 pieces. Cash, $14 ; credit, 815. SIX-FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash, 84.25; credit, $4 30. Hight-toot Osh Extension Table. Cash, $5.50; credit, €6. FYorty-pound Hair Mattress. Cush, @7.50; credit, es. Woven Wire Springs. Cash, 2.5; credit, #2.50. Brussels Carpet, ver yard. Cash, Gc. ,eredit, Gie. Ingrain Carpets, per yard. Cash, 350. , credit, 400, Carpets sewed aiid laid tree of cost. iy charge ter waste in uuatching. TERMS Easy weekly or monthly payments, No notes aud 6 per cent discount allowed for settle mente tu thurty days. GROGAN'S CREDIT HOUSE, seltr 819, 821 and 823 7th st. ow. M. W. Bevenwor, ‘Noa. 1215 Fst. and 17146Gst., NOW READY FOR BUSINESS WITH 4 FULL LINE OF GLASS WARE AXD KITCHES UTENSILS. ‘New Store, New Stock and better facilities for show- inc and handling goods. We can offer goods on as food termns as almost any house in tiis country. New lunportations arriving nearly every week. maT Fax Oven Saces, $5.00 70 #20.00. BLACK DIAGONAL, CLAY WEAVE, THREE-SUT- ‘TOM CUTAWAYS AXD PRINCE ALBERT COATS axp VESTS. BLACK THIBET, CASSIMERE AXD ONEVIOT _ CUTAWAY AND SACK SUITS, 610 TO 925. FULL LINE OF DRESS SHIRTS AXD MENS