Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY STAR bas a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three Himes lurger than that of any other paper fm the city. Ay a leeal NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has ne competitor. —--— ‘The revocation of the order prohibiting Street railways from laying cobblestone pave- ments between their rails and tracks on paved streets would be distinctly a backward step. ‘The order of the Commissioners of April, 1989, made the abolition of the cobblestone nuisance ® general rule and object of the local govern- ment, and caused al! temporary tolerations of the street disfigurement to rank as exceptions, requiring in each case a special ahowing of nn- Usual conditions to justify them. No exception to this rule would have the the effect of nulli- fying it so long as it was applied stringently te the prosperous roads of the District Bpon streets so paved that the cobblestone ridge was the notable obstruction. The revo- cation of the rule, instead of adjusting the re- quirement to the conditions of the individual eases, swoepingly removes the prohibition in favor of tne roads which have beer most tardy fm making require’ public improvements and have repaved the least up to date. In effect it seems to discriminate among the roads to the disadvantage of energy and quickness in com- plying with the public requirements and to pute premium upon delay and halting, reluct- ant obedience to the public mandate. The cobblestone ridge isa companion nuisance of the projecting rail and should disappear with it. Upon lines where electricity or cable is to displace the horse usa motive power the last feeble excuse for the cobblestones will soon be gone. For the smooth surface of the streets of the capital has been broken by projecting ridges of uneven cobblestones mainly on the plea thatthe scrambling car horse would be thereby farnished better foothold in slippery weather. With the car horse gone, and the projecting rail gone, the cobblestone, their congenial companion, should not linger super- Bucus. — -- ee One or two failures in business, how®er im- Portant to the place or places where they oc- eur, are not sufficient to disturb the equanim- ity of the general public. This is emphatically true of business failures in « year of more than average prosperity. Therefore the fortunes of the public are not affected, exeept, perhaps, infinitesimally, by the assignment of the great house of S. V. White & Co. of New York and Chicago, and no concern is felt for the future ‘of business in those cities. The lesson of that failure ix obvious: Buy only what you can pay for. Do not speculate. And it is not at all likely that any one will pay the slightest a! tention to the lesson. The crop failures Europe no doubt will have, in course of time, great effect on American prices, but evidently it is not safe to count chickens befere they are hatched. ——- 20 -—__ Bishop Hurst makes « vigorous and timely appeal to the members and friends of the Methodist Episeopai church in America in be- half of the proposed great university in Wash- ington. Certainly from the nenrly five million Methodists of America ten million dollars ean be raised to secure the establishment at the national eapital—the most fitting place, as Tur Stan bas often shown—of a complete national university. To the advocates of liberal eduea- tion the American university on the plan sug- gested makes a powerful appeal eee: Yemen or southwestern Arabia, with its pop- ulation of two and « quarter million, is in full revolt against the Sultan of Turkey, whose authority has never been well established there. The Turks have just lost the capital, and seem likely to lose every semblance of power in Arabia. The Turk’s exit from Eu- ope may happen at any time. If his Asiatic Possessions crumble away, as it seems they are about to do, what will become of the “un- speakable Turk"? Yemen is the wealthiest part of Arabia, being the coffee region of the oust. ———_+-_____ The government's negotiations to purchase as far as possible the land that ‘fn part of the original Mount Vernon tract should be attended with success. It is to be regretted that the ownership of the Mount Vernon Society cannot be transferred to the government, and the peo- ple enabled to visit George Washington's old home without the payment of an admission fee. The Mount Vernon Society has done an excellent work in preserving the place, but the duty ebould be assamed by the government. - —+ +e - The decay of the sultan’s power, and especially the revolt in Arabia, unaccompanied by a decline of Islamism, may signify the ap- proaching rise of a new caliphate. The Ma- bometans were never more fanatical than now, and seldom, if ever, more numerous. It is this fear that the headship of the faithful will go from the Turks back to the Arabians that fills the soul of the sultan with anxiety. oo Tne Descou thought he was cornering Sep- tember evrn, but it turned out that September corn cornored the Deacon. Cornering or cor- nered, Deacon White is a picturesque figure on “the street,” where it is likely he will be seen ‘again in all bis elasticity of mind and energy of movement - meee ‘The Dominion scandal is getting to be so fre- quent and so flagrant that the best way to snp- press it is to abolish the border line and let Unele Sam try bis hand on the official morals of Canada. In that case, however, defaulting bank officials would tind no refuge in the hour of trouble. ~~ ee - ‘The mad rush for homes in the new lands Yesterday should have @ significance for those who seem to believe that this country can readily accommolate all the immigrants who choose te come. ——s0 em Grand Master Workman Powderly declares ‘that he doesn’t want to be an issue in Pennayl- vania politics. Possibly Mr. Powderiy worries eedleesiy. en The women managers are desirons of having the women of the world represented at the The Emperor of Germany protests that he maid“ not “parvenuc,” when he referred to the first Napoicou. Doubtless the Bew whiskers interfered with his articulation. see - ‘The cutting of forests caused the crop failure im Russia. This is the solution found af” Inst, and it has a warning for the forest vandals of our own continent. - oe - A general famine in Kussin wonld tend to give more concentrated action to the nibilistie agitation. The times promise peril to the czar 0 well as to the peasant. ee — The Farmers’ Alliance has relapsed into com- Parative silence just about the time peuple ought it would have the most to aay. = ss - Gladstone's wood chopping should ‘not give him a monopoly of interest. The Prince of Wales bas been known to scatter a few chips. It ie greatly to be hoped that the rain machine Will not be Cbiiged to apply for admission to the Keely motor department of invention. — - ‘There is no politics in the world’s fair, but there is a good deal of world’s fair lingering im New York pelitics. ——-— te | Lager beer is supplanting ale as a Brith | Deverage. The German Emperor could not (@sb wore thar this ee The composer of tragedy hasa subject worthy Bis «tention in the suicide of Balmaceda. i Ss The New York democratic rally goes with hee cbcers aud a Tammary Tiger. Rosirxson, LaBGEst A. & WE ARE LEADERS, NOT FOLLOWERS, IN By THE CLOTHING BUSINESS WE OPEN TODAY THE LARGEST BUILDING IN AMERICA DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE SALE OF READY-MADE CLOTHING AT RETAIL. Por aang REPUTATION FOR KEEPING THE FINEST oo (og? CLOTHING IN WASHINGTON IS ALREADY WELL ESTABLISHED, AND IN ORDER TO IMPROVE UPON OCR FORMER HIGH STANDARD AND TO GIVE YoU THE BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE WE HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE THREE LEADING MAN- UFACTURERS OF FINE CLOTHING IN THE UNITED STATES TO HAVE EXCLUSIVE CONTROL OF THEIR GARMENTS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, TyyTHE NAMES OF ROGERS, PEET & CO., BROKAW i BROS. AND BEST & CO. ARE KNOWN FROM THE ATLANTIC TO THE PACIFIC AS MANUFAC- TURERS OF THE HIGHEST-GRADE CLOTHING, AND 4T NO OTHER STORE IN WASHINGTON CAN THEIR GOODS BE OBTAINED. yrenom THE CELLAR TO THE ROOF OUR BUILD- F ING IS FILLED WITH THE NEWEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE GARMENTS EVER SEEN FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. ww . tre ARE CLOTHIERS EXCLUSIVELY, BUT YY Wy THOROUGH ONES. OUR STOCK IS BRIM FULL OF STYLISH AND SEASONABLE GARMENTS FOR ALL MANKIND, FROM THE LITTLE TOT IX KILTS TO THE NOBBY, DRESSY GENTLEMAN OF FASHION OR THE MORE MODEST MAN OF BUSI- BESS, AS wu AS’ EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR THE PROPER EQUIPMENT OF YOUR HOUSE SERY- ANTS, COACHMAN AND FOOTMAN. GOT WITHSTANDING THE FACT THAT OUR ERS STYLES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND THE FABRICS OF THE HIGHEST GRADES YOU. WILL FIND OUR PRICES ARE NOT BEYOND THE REACH OF THE MOST SLENDER PURSE. ggomt IN AT ANY TIME AND TAKE A LOOK 8 AT THE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORTMENT OF READY-MADE CLOTHING IN AMERICA. YOU WILL NOT BE URGED TO BUY, BUT WILL BE COURTEOUSLY WAITED UPON BY GENTLEMANLY SALESMEN, WHETHER YOU INTEND TO MAKE & PURCHASE OR NOT. Paneer & EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING HOUSE ‘3900, 2202 AND 1206 F ST. H.W. Fasmiox Nores Or Ixrenzsr. M Need FINEST SPECIMEN OF THE COQUE Feather Boas to be seen in this city{s at the Palais Royal. The price is only 814.68. made of Ostrich Feathers,in Black, Heliotrope, Maize, &c. Tobe had at the Palais Royal for only O8c. yard. (THE LATEST mtPORTED NOVELTY VEILS ro of Cream Net, with imitation point applique lace bonler. At the Palais Royal. Price, $1.68. (TBE LATEST WATERPROOF GARMENT FROM London for Ladies; is the Newmarket with the long Cape, without sleeves; easy of adjustment, ventil ing, iiwht weizht, absolutely waterproof. ‘The Palais Royal price is only $11.98. Ce ae Wee were amas t (TBE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT WHERE MAY BE found a really complete aszortment of Children’s, Boys’ and Misses’ Gloves is the Palais Royal. The autumn styles Lave arrived. Tried on by skilled clerks at the risk of the establishment. eee, Pal ie a, e's ee ay ([8® LATEST GLOVE FOR LADIES IS ENGLISH ‘Tan Kid with Black stitched backs. ‘Those tried on at the risk of the Palais Hoyal are $1.50 for 4-button and 81.85 for 8-button Mousquetaires. ([8® NOVELTY HOSE FROM PARIS ARE SOME- what starting. $1,000,000 Are the fiures em- broidered on one pair of boot Pattern Hose. Another Datr hase bar of music. Made of the best Lisle and silk finish. The price—98 cents—is somewhat of'a sur- prive, even for the Palais Royal. (THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF THE NEW LACES are those in fern leaf designs. The Palais Royal's au- tumn stock includes a choice variety, The Demi- flouncings, 9, 12 and 14 inches wide, at 50: and 75e. a yard include these new fioral patterns. Have ‘you been shown through the new Lace stock? TUE TO BE FASHIONABLE JEWELRY IN- cludes Jet and Silver, in fact they figure prominently. A fine collection of Hand-engraved Silver Hair Orna- ments from #2 to $5.48 each are at the Palais Royal. Also the correct Jet Jewelry. The Pins representing French poodle dogs are only 68 cents, the Bow Knots only $1.68. (THE CORRECT HAT TRIMMINGS ARE TO BE Jetted feathers, feather pomponsand birds of sinail size. Palais Royal prices for these novelties are, as usual, about half milliners’ prices. And so with hat ribbon: Here is a beautiful quality of 8. G. Silk Ribbon, 3 inches wide, at only 30c. a yard. No less than 47 new shades areshown. ([ BE INTERIOR DECORATIONS OF OUR HOMES Will include drapery silks to a larze extent. The Fig- ured Silks, 32 inches wide, at 75e. a yard, and the Plain Color Silk, 23 inches wide, at 50c. 8 yard, shown at the Palais Royal, include all the art shades. (THE DOUBT AS TO WHAT ARE TO BE THE fashionable wraps need not exist. Here are the latest Capes from Paris tor only $45. ‘These Fur-trimmed Reefer, only Just from London, are only 844 each. ‘Here is a Paris-made Tea Gown at only 835, and these home-like, cozy-looking French Flannel Waists are only #3.75. You or the chiidren need not worry about the correct outer garments if you'll but visit the Palais Royal. A Marcuress Diseray of SILK HOSE AND UNDERWEAR at Tae Paras Roxat. ‘The importations for the seison of 1800-01 having been ali received, a grand display and sale occurs here Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September 24, 25 and 26. To commemorate the occasiom the foliowing special bargains are offered: AT $1.75 APAIR. Black Silk Hose with high double heels, &. ‘These Hose wore fimported in large quantities and cannot be sold regularly at less than @2 a pair, at which price they are exce'lent value. AT $2.75 A PAIR. Black Silk Hose, Richelieu rib. These are pure silk Hose of quality and weight that is seldom seen in Hose at less than $3.25. Having imported direct, the Palais Royal's regular price is to be only 83 = pair. AT 81.98 PAIR. Colored Silk Hose. Warranted pure silk,full weight, high double heels and double toes, Bronze, Grays, Slate, Cardinal, Pink, Biue, Gold, Canary, Salmon, Lavender, White, Cream, Pearl. $2.25 is a price for these Hose that is low, if you judge by quality. AT $2.98 PAIR, Colored Silk Hose, Richelien rib. Plain shades, also boot patterns—feet and ankles being Black and uppers in all the new shades for street and evening wear. Every new tint for the autumn may be found. These ‘Hose are $3.50 quality and will be sold regularly at that price. AT 83.48 PAIR. ‘These Pure Silk Hose were made to our onder and we think represent the most desirable of our exclusive novelties. The fronts of the hose are ribbed and are of a color which will artistically contrast with the back, which is pl silk, not ribbed. We show such color combinations as Pink and Nile, Heliotrope and Laven- der, Tan and Brown, Red and Cream. ‘The quality of 85 Bilk Hose, the styleof those that would bring 87.50 & pair at some stores, AT 81.35 EACH, Heevy, Pure Silk Vests, ribbed. Lovely tints of Nile, Pink, Blue, Gold, Heliotrope, &c. That these Vests are actually worth $2.75 each reads extravagant. when. Mt isnoticed they are to be soid for $1.35. It is an un- exaggerated statement, however, and comparison of quality is challenged with any vests being offered else- where at $2.75 each. AT 63. EACH. A Pure Silk Vest for 5c. is @ scarcer article than, Perhaps, you are aware of. It would not be uausual to offer Cotton Mixed Vesta tor Gre. nor, indeed, to advertise them as Silk. Wo ask credit for this attrac- tion: Warranted Pure Silk Vesteinall shades for ouly Che. vech. Extra sizes at same price. pare AT 86.68 EACH. ‘These Vests have V shape and square necks, filled ‘with Hand-made Silk Lace of exquisite workmanship. ‘Nothing finer in quality or more beautiful in effect bhe been produced for the coming season, and 96.68i98 ‘very low price. EP-Biack Ribbed Bik Vests and Pants are alsoa specialty. Prices for Vests—Gie. ; 75c., $1.19, $1.48, TM AMERICA, | 81.06, $2.08, 63.96, 05.48 Pante—93.75, 64.08. a THE PaLals ROYAL, ‘& LISNER, (THE LATEST NOVELTY NECK RUCHING 18 We Anz Tao Dows To Nosopy. & LN, WE HAVE TRIMMED OUR TREE WW WW of suppty until tt ylelden perfect growth of the cholcesteffects in clothing. All the dead limbs have been cut off—and we've loft them to be picked up by ‘whoever wants them. You don't and we don't, They say the ligt from an extinct star is visi- Me for thousands of years after it has ceased to shine. - That's a good deal like some of the rep- Utatons among the clothing manufacturers, Once upon a time when the art was younz they ‘were in their glory, but they're dead issues now. Their reputations shine by the lixht of earlier days—they're out of date. They keep up their prices and demand homaxeto their ust-covered achievements. But this is an ace of” progression. You don't want to be held “down to these old fomey ideas—you want the few, bright. snappy sort of clothing, that bristles all over with quality—and isas “trim” asa new ship. You don't care who does the making so long as itis done well—te You perfectly—strikes the right chord in your Fancy—weare well—and doesn't cost all crea- ton, That's the kind WE MAKE-the kind WE SELL. It's the result of a lifetime of experience, We make the price fit the quality— ‘and while we are cheaper than other folks—the Same enterprise that keeps down the prices raises the worth, What's the wonder ours is the great homestore of the south? Weare at the head of the procession—Aare been for years andare there to stay. Merit will pave the way. Sixs axp Compasy, The Clothvers with a Past Guarantees the Pres- entand Future. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 1 STREET. Jouxsos, Garxen & Co., 636 Pa. ave. nw. AUTUMN AND WINTER DRESS GOODS. 20 pieces ‘36-inch Wool Plaids, new fall colors 25c. 40-inch All-wool Plaids, Camel's Huir effects, 50, 62, i5e. 424nch All-wool Serges and Homespunsin Black and colors, 50e. Silk Finish All-wool Henrietta Cloth, 50, 73c. and al. 4G-inch Ladies? Flannel Suiting, 0c. 4-inch Ladies! Cloth, colors, ‘Tans, Grays, Brown and Blue, @1 CARPET DEPARTMENT. 10 rolls Good Quality Ingrain Carpets, 25 and 37. 20 rolis Extra Heavy Cotton Chain Ingrain Carpets, 40 and 50e. A spendid line of Tapestrys, Body Brussels and All- wool Ingrains at prices we think will temp you to buy of us, Blankets—We are showing a lare assortment of Blankets this season ranging in price from @1 to 81. Heavy Gray Blankets, 81 and @: Large Size Bed Comforts, $1 and $1.25. Floor Oilcioth all widths, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 5023 636 Pa, ave, nw. B® YOUR SHOES W. H. KENEASTER & CO., WS Fst. nw. Ber srr selling ali ne hon at and below cost. Ladies’ Brot pers, 23. Gilt Eave Shoe Drseelng, Vc 2093-3 “Heapgvanrers For Berrez. ‘The best brands of Butter ough? to be Where the most Butter ts sotd, for what everybody thinks is Dest" is beat. Selling tie mo Batter b nust sels the best—and 10. ‘Remember the locations Main depot, “Marble bui corner Othand Pa. ave... the square stand in i enter Market, a Vety likely your depressed state of feelings and 1gss of appetite ts due tognalaria in your system, If you think it is there is nothing better for you to take than Wine of Calisayaund Iron, which is composed of Calisaya tark, fron, pure sherry wine and aromatics, aud is particu- larly efficacious in the treat- ment of Malaria. Large bot- for Wine of Calisaya and Iron. Canuazr & Lewy, ‘prepared to offer great inducements in Lace and Portieres, Lace curtains from 50c. a pair upto 15a pair. Portieres, with fringe and dado top and bottom, at €4.50 pair and up. Silk Madras Portleres, the newest and most elegant thing for hanwings. B1-inch Plain China Silk at 75c. yard. ‘Blinc fancy, in beautiful combinations, at 8c. yard. €-4 Chenilie Table Covers, with deep Chenille fringe, only 82.25 each, Extra Big Japanese Fur Rugs, in Biack, Gray and White, only 82.50 each, Pixskin Mosquetaire Gloves, in Black and Tans, only 68. pair. Mosquetaire Suede Gloves, in Black, Tun and Gray. Foster's Celebrated Kid Gloves at 81, 81.35 and 81.754 pair. CARHART & LEIDY, 7th st. and 706 K st. nw. ARR YOU SHOPPING FOR A BROADCLOTH DRESS! IF YOU ARE CALL aT W. D. Cranx & Cas, 811 MARKET SPACE. hha ot time it hi had complate sock’ of RADII BOA DELO THE eee present. We have them iy 1our qualities and colors and shades COTS at fou M you desire a ‘clot Sevvse. ibey never su cut af style med sestinee ty FE cy Prcanon of reac taste inystresse fn that Wey makes ‘well, there fo mothine boequal toera: nso" Woe woth epeAMI SE CCOTAIONS pELow. QUALITY, PRICE. WIDTH AND COLORS. 81—4>INCH BROADCLOTH—#1. Colors—Tan, Gray, Blue, Brown, Garnet, Dom Pedro, ‘Fawn spd Bisck ‘This is s quality wo have never shown before at the cot ins BERT ae cen aS Eee Eats, ree Say ft e023 811 Market Space. Mas M. J. Hosr, i _ NST, Hw, : Calls special attention to her stock of Hats for ‘MIGSRG AND CHILDREX, apetattydnlsctod with x vw to thelr adaptabiity foe : SCHOOL WEAR. salste AY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1891: vol eeesectn' P.M.—except Satur- L 2 «& Bro, > ABOUT OUR GLOVES. ‘These form an interesting part in the finishing fouch of your toilet. For how it upsets yourentire toilet to have on a pair of gloves that are mot “Just 80." ‘We feel satisfied we have all these ew shades and approved cuts fm GLOVES that are now correct. for style. Readabout the prices. * 4-button Gtace Kid in Tan, Brown and Biack at 730., $1, 81.25, $1.50, 4button Glace in all fancy shades for $1.25, $1.50. 4-batton Suede at #1, 81.50. Sshook Glace Kidin all new shades ‘hook Glace in all shades for $1.50, Gray and Back for $1, 81.50. A most desirable line of Suede Mos- Quetaires im all the new fall shades, in G and 8-Dutton-lengths, for #1, a1. 50, 81.85. vening Gloves for $2.40, $2.50. 4-button Children's Gloves for @1. Pigskin Gioves for $1. Itwould be well to remember that we have an expertencel corps of salesiadies, who understan lehow to try on end ft a Glove to your hand. When they tell you that your Glove is a fit you can feel sure that you are \t. We try on and fit Gloves at our counters. Our Gloves are thus freely guaranteed, Gove counter, center aisie, AS YOU ENTER MAIN DOOR, We have told you many times be fore about the immensity of our Corset Department. Wecarry ALL the reliable makes of Corsets We guarantee every pair Lousht of us and have competent salesiadies to ad- iso what style of a Corset is best suited to your fiynre, * Today we wish only to teil yon of these few. For the prices, we will Puttbem against eny Corset in the world, Remember, these have our guar- antoe. C. B. A La Spirite, Black satteen, extra long waist, high cofded bust, Price, 81. C. B.A La Spirite, Black satteen, extra long waist, hich Dust and heav-* ily boned. Price, #1.50. C. B. A La Spinte, made of Black Satteen, extra long waist, hirh bust, * Venus back and gored on the hips, edged with embroidery and different colored stitching. Price. #1.7: THE NEW TENNIS WAIST. Tennis Ladies’ Waists in White and Drab, laced on the hips, hose and skirt supporter combined, bones ia front, and on back and sides, which can be removed. Preei, & We arealsoone of the accredited agents of the HER MAJESTY CORSET. These are excellent Corsets fo stout people. It reduces the size of the waist and gives stout Indiesa good figure. Price, 2.75. Mail orders for any goods will re- ceive immediate consideration. In ordering by mail be sure toxive the correct size, A NNN aa EXE SSS AA ERR Bssy oo2 aA WORN Sxs5 BBR OU 0 RR BeeU U Bes’ “cd PR 4é% BBE RR we BR R 23-420, 422. 424, 420 DR SHOE! BeY YOUR sors oy W. H. KE: Al all fae Shippers, #1 fe ze SLi) Gilt Kage Shoe Dressing. 1 Boncnerus Srniso Liar And SUPERB “RUSSIAN” TEA. Packed in haif-pound paper. id on) by se23 LEADS ALL FORMER EFFORTS, BOTH IN QUANTITY AND QUALITY. ‘THE NEWEST FAD IN . WOOLENS ARE THE UNSHEARED WORSTEDS, We have them in solids, stripes and neat effects; made to Your messure im the Popular Double-breasted Sack Btyle. vie suits from $20. ‘Trousers trom #3. Samples, fashion sheet and self- measure rules mailed on epplication, BN ON © bo, PME Ho Se SF fe be TIT H OH eB 7 HG ERE TrIT A Tr Lt Ov AA oo RR + AT E83 & #24 TLL 00 Er sc21k23-2t G15 AND G17 PA. AVE. A Geet Favonte Wire Tue LADIES. ‘Notwithstanding that testimonialsare as a rule we can’t refrain trom giving you this one, coming, 0 it does, from a lacy of taste and refinement. Ihave used Terra Firma Soap for the Feet and find it to be a most excoljent remedy for tender feet, corns, ‘bunions, &c. It combines practical common sense Woopwanp Axp Lormanor, 10TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W., $9" Lunch Room, sixth floor, 10th at. build: ino—Prompt servies—Kievators. —ee w Ovrnoansesrs, CLOAKS, JACKETS AND WRAPS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN. For two weoks past shipments of the newest and best stytes of LADIES’ AUTUMN GARMENTS Have been coming in. The "atest of the Iatest"* are here from the most celebrated designers and manufacturers, Spend a few mowente among them; they will make you wonder thouzhts.con:d come from. Many of them are styles that will not be seen, that You cannot get elsowhere, ‘The quintessence of Meas ani elezance in fashion put xperts. Whether plain of elaborate nd they cost 3st as little as such thines can be sold for. A styliny carment, not Andabie outeide af our Cloak Departinent, in A PARISIAN NOVELTY, ‘ 4 “Tue Care Starve Paretor Very attractivo, very stylish and very comfort- fable, whicl: will be “THE wrap this season, We are sbowity them in LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY-WEIGHT cLorus. We mention a speciai raine IN A MEDIUM WEIGHT OF VERY MANDSOME BLUE, TAN, GRAY OR MODE CLOTH, WITH FEATHER TRIMMINGS. —s Another is of a very fine IMPORTED CLOTH, modiam wetzht, in Tan, Gray and Black, with gimp and feather trimmings—ex- quisite. ‘We are showing this particular style of gar- ment in some exclusive fabrics, with trim mings of Jet. feathers, gimp and fur, —-Price €12.50 to 240.00. — Fer Trnoen Iscxers Will be more popular this season than ever be- fore. We are showing them in a diversity of materials—CHEVIOTS, BEDFORD CORDS, DIAGONALS, Sc. Astrathan, mink and mar- ten are the leading trimmings, As Att-Woor Curvior Reever, SATIN LINED TO SIDE SEAM—FULL WIDTH, WITH SHAWL ROLL COLLAR OF ASTRAKHAN FUR, at —411.00— Is nnmatchable. Was Lought early and can- not be duplicated, Canprexs Scnoot. Rerrers. Another lot of those ALL-WOOL Navy Bine Refers, with brass buttons, so serviceable for school wear. Sizes 4 to A HEAVIER ONE IS OF CHEVIOT, with brass or bone buttons. The correct garment for “‘rough-and-tumble” wear, ‘The price for all sizes—4 to 12 years—is a4. (Third floor, 11%h st. building.) As Usvsvat Axo Lurortasr Or. HIGH GRADE PILLOW SHAMS. We bought from a manufact ‘one hundred and fifty-three FINE SWISS EMBROIDERED PILLOW SHAMS, With deep edge of Inish point embroidery. ‘Most all of them are snbject to inauufacturers? slight imperfections, thread skipped * here an I there, a pin hole, of a soiled spot, &te. $2.25, £2.50, and @44 pair Are the prices we ask, Which, in many n- Stunces, is but one-haiy recular prices. Those Whoare quickest to recognize true merit will purchase these. Second floor, 11th st, butlding.) Pre Tux Newesr Turse I FOR FANCY Wo! : Rissox Isan OMBRE SATIN RIBBON In two widths (one and three following shades: Pink, Blue, Carfti Oranxe, Yellow, Mais, Tan, Serpent, Rose, Bronze, Sarimp, Lilac and Absinthe, for narrow. ode. a yard for wide. (First floor, second aunex.) — Is Uruousreny Axo Contax De PARTMENT ‘We are prepared to supply any reasonable de- manil you snay make—superd stock hep track Of ushere. Something new makes its appear: ance daily. Look over our unmuatchable asort- anent of 5 —Crnrar -—Bruscels Curtains. — — Irish Point Curtains. —= —Tamboured Lace Curtains. ~—Madras Curtains. — —-Nottingham Curtains, — ~—Siik Curtains. — —Vel our Curtains. venille Curtains, — Toxornow WE WILL OFFER THREE CASES OF CRE- TONNE, AS FOLLOWS: 1 case Satine Creto: —— Tec. a yard. — Lease yard wide Cretonne, Rea Deranraest. Oe AS A SPECIAL WE WILL OFFER TOMOR- ROW FIFTY 30x0-INCH SMYRNA RUGS -—AT $3.40.— ‘These are John Bromley & Son's “Royal Brand” Smyrna Kuss, and are their newest pat- ternsand colorings. (Fourth floor, 11th st. building.) a aS Is Lises Deesnrvest WE ARE SHOWING A NEW ASSORTMENT OF COLORED BU- REAU SCARFS, WITH WASHSTAND SCARFs TO MATCH. ’ 18x72-inch Damask Bureau Scarts, with colored centers and fringed all around. _—— 18x36-inch Washstand Scarfs to match, —ie.— 18x72-inch Momie Cioth Bureau Scarfs, with colored open-work centers and tied fringe all around. —--68, 73 and 85e.— 18x3G-inch Washstand Scarfs to match. — Aurys “A Fearne Sror PERRY'S: Wehave made the “rounds of the tore tn owe @aiiy talke—and are beck again to the BLACK GOODS. Fashion. in the meantime, hes shown ® preference tor Belford Corts. Fortunately we have Plenty —and a choice lot it ia, too—but it je a8 soarve as, cool weather in the market’ A bit of cond manage: ment on our part not to have the demand find we Pinched for stock. Almost any price you want topay— geod from: the lowest to the hicleat evade © inch All-woo! Bed tore bP inch AU woo Bedsor features of this department. ns Lichtand Meavy-welsht Plain Camel's Aud some from Germany the chotcest Calin tovetier of seamonable weaves that cam be found for@l ayant. ‘That isall any of them inch Chevron Tweeds@1. 25 yard, ch Cut Diagonsls—October weight— 4 yard. b Double Wale Cheviot—@1 25a yard, #inch Double Ring Cheviot 91.2.0 yard. ch Waveriy—a Prene! velty ~#1.50 a yard % Cheviot—“‘cut dismond”—@1.25 @ ‘hb Fancy Bedford Cons. #1. Wayerd, Sine rette: ols Hair €1.00 yard. 46-inch Bourette Striped Camel's Meir sidare 46-inch Tyger Striped (Camel's Heir—#1 738 yard. tuck Tus ‘amel's Hair #20 40inck Lupin's Gaels Mair Cheviot NS. ayard. 46-inct*Lupin's Bourette Piaid Camel's Hatr— 02.75 8 yard. 40 Bourette Striped aad Diagonal Chev- dots 85.0 a yard. Black Ali-suk English Conrtauid Crepes—cut ‘Straicht or on the bias ¢: to @ * yard. Prieatioy's Sik and Woul Sum Velliag anomning)-€1-50 to €2 Dou"t forwet our caution about the Balfont Corts, If you have a leaning toward them you will find yw on the shoals of disappo ntiment if you are fon will likely enough find ities any time. They linger nat- twant anything that is not able You satisfaction. ‘These other weaves are abreast of the *“Bedfords” in rich effect—and are qet= ting the attention they deserve. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” ‘NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘Extablished 1840, PY BeE OCR stows FROM. W. H. KENEASTER & CO., a ‘They are selling all thea Shows wt aud below cost, All 840 Slows now #3. 90. AL 84 Shoes Shows Feit Stock Or Fart Axo Warren, DEY GOODS estiy reduced prices AT LUATRELLs, 20:h street and Penna, ave... ‘The Rest Striped Plaid aud Pain Dress Goods im the mariet st 2. Sand Full line 40-nch Henriettas at 7, 85 and All shades. Larve line, all new colors, Dress Goods at 12, 15, 20 ana Biack Silks, Surabs, Black and Colored Velveteat Jo west cash prices ‘Our bine of Gents’, Ladies and Children's Under- Wear is wow complete and at exceedingly low fgrares. We invite an inspection of quality and price, Hose yaspectalty. Every pair warranted, Our =3e. Black Hove, the best im the city. One case 114 White Wool Blankets at @5; worth fally #6.50. ‘Uther Biankets and Bed Comforrs from @1 up. One case Frutt-of-the-Loom Cotton at te. We are leaders for Silk and Gloria Umbrellas. A new and beautiful line of Neckwear just recetved, ‘The prettiest ze. Tie in the country. We invite all to inspect our stock and prices. Com- Pare them with otters. Call on us. At the old stand, ‘THOS. J. LUTTRELL, eel2-tw Cor. 20th st. and Pa. ave. 8. Rerern & C. 449 B ST. 8 E., CAPITOL BILL, ‘Canton Flannel (rood quaiit; Dressinakers’ Cambric Shirting Prints .. Dark Prints (fast colors) Needies.a paper. Androscoggin Cotton. Fruit of Loom Cotton Piedwiont Unbleached Cotton, 10-4 Sheeting Cotton ween Bediord Cord Dress Goods, 40-inch wide... Yard wide Dress Goods in Stripe and Plaid. Chudda Cloth, 27-inch, best styles .. Ladies’ Rib Vests, extra good quailty. 353m Dowz Be Deceiver, But ty the BEST FIREPLACE HEATER EVER MADR, Wate SEXTON’S GRAND HEATER. at It works where others fall! Sales unprecedented ‘Thousands in use by our best citizens, Who unbesttat= ingly pronoun ‘withon Piieation, a oU-paze book contalaine testinsousals fromm farties Using SEATON'S GHAND MLATEMS, Come firwiing ali We claim for them. S. B. Sexton & Son, Manufacturers of the Best Fireplave Heaters, Ranges and Furnaces, Baltimore, Md. FOR SALE BY THE PRINCIPAL STOVE DEAL- ERS IN WASHINGTON, M.W. Bevanvor, Nos. 1215 F st. and 1214Gst., NOW READY FOR BUSINESS WITH 4 FULL LINE OF DECORATED New Store, New Stock and better facilities for show- ing and handling goods. We can offer goods on as good terms as almost any house in this country. ew importations arriving neatly every week. , mh Extra fins quality Homstitched or Friaged W. M. Sucsren & Soxs. Linen Scarfs, White ground, with woven col- ored firures—for bureau or sideboard. -—$1.25, $1.75, 82.25, $2.50 and ¢3— (2a floor, 11th st. building.) ome Sreort Sace Or Sraurz Goons PROGRESSING. BELGIAN TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS im new patcerns and rich coloriu«s. 6441.50. 4-62.00, 3, 20th, Lith and Fate. uw. JUST OPENED 100 PIECES ALde WOOL FRENCH SERGES, 44 1NCHES WIDE. 500. PER YARD. FORMER PRICE, Tie. - ALL OF THE NEW FALL COLORS. THE GREATEST BaRGaINe IS THE COUNTRY.