Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1891, Page 5

Hosrosicat Murzixery. The Ganiem of Eden was the first mpery estab Kshment knows iu history. The assort-nt of soods ‘Was lance and varied, but crude. Tnay®tlon, com- Petition and Hutchinson were then wow. Eve's first bonnet was doubtiess conspicu® for its sim- Plicity aud excessive brevity. Ite f,i9%. however, Was cxctusive, as are the styles to © found at J. C. Mutehinson’s, 907 Penna ave. v tefer to thoe ehowe creations of art aud intollect * t/ported from Tonton sud Paris. Have you ¢@ them? Many Indies of taste have, and it would t# plexsure to show Siew to you. While viewing thems goods yon 290t fait to notice the rare dispiny of Ustrich and #3 Feathers. Those Prince of Wales Tips and hanome Coque Feathers ‘wore Imported expressly for thhouse. ‘Oveerve also the Ribbons an ¥ aad ee olore— Therm Besides the rareand exciu¥@ Styles oa will find wed ay Catrinmed Hate, 1- scods and you willbe | surprised at the low prices Grand Opening thie eet—Tueslas, Wednenday tnd Thursday. i 3. 0. OTCHINEON, 907 Pennsylvania are. n.w. TAKE fm route to Ho fy Dress Goods, or pattern of a the intewt aad cheat stocks ia Pari Will be here withia.a waet—now Aoson + exclustve Parisian Noveitics idl, selected froma 1 1 ood-at BMSANTS Ture hues reedigc the folowing list you will notice that we sell Drugeat bottom prices, as weil as Patent Medi- otnes: Baktug Sela (Chance’s). Enstitsh. 10e. per pound (reams Teter (pure)... Sc. per pound Dalwatian Insect Powder, only the best..57e. per pound Down rom #1 Flaxseoe Meal, best. with oft. Pare Rugusl Ground Mustard Bernas Ar-cw fo Tomdaret Borax (950 Towdee! Sulphur (pare? ayior’s Enwiish.45e. per pound imsects).20e. per pound Kou Sulphur fe fectine.. Carbaste A: <Lsinfecting, quart bot Witch Hazel Extract, for local use. Pure Glycerine fuest Fuslisi 40c. per pint alty (Virgin O11). Copperas, best disi reduced from 31 t ‘Se. per bar per pound Florentine Orris Koot, very finest crade.30e. per pound Make outa listand orig it with you. Al drugs old at equally low prices. aaa, KOLB PHARMACY. LEADERS OF LOWEST Prices, Woovwann Loranor, 10TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —o—o—_—_. Cuno. syyemanes ARE DUE OUE FRIENDS AND customers and the public xenerally for the prompt an overwhelinthg response to the annouucement of our MILLINERY AND GENERAL PALL OPEN- r Visitors thronged our stores from moraius till evening, pacticulariy pur MILLINERY PARLORS, And compliments cane thick and fast. Itis unan- iniously conesded that we have «s handsome ‘Millinery Parlo-s as can be found anywhere, and that oar stock of Parisian and Domestic Hoad Wear is exceritariy choice. Among the diversified asvortuwent of Trimmed Millinery there are 20 two piees al there cLstinctivensss—am in ime ach Hat you will fint the jock always, and the Pries as (cw as any in the United States for tike qualities ant atyles. Imported Hats aud Bonurts inthe very own milliuery eit profession, and whose times to ad Vine with custouers and cowler any assistance A their power (owaed « proper selection. Very reapectiuiiy. WOODWAKD & LOTHROP. 02» 0-0 0-0 Lions Asp Cu UNDERWESR FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER At prices that will prove a saving iuvestment,, © WWE WAVE GATHERED ALL THE ewww WW WWW gvod kinds and looked out for the Ww \ew ‘WW qualities, We bave none to sell The stock is a prises Vents, Suits ia the follow- ing materials—Silk, Silk Wool. Lisio and Wool, Ail Wooi, Cotton and Wool, Lisie A Vaibrignan, &e.—flat and ribbed. We think you've never bat such an array of Kuitted Underwear put before you. A larger and better assortinent you conidn’t find, even ta store devoted exclusively to the sale of sack roods. ‘The prices we guarantee, LADIES’ SW133 RIBBED UNDERWEAR. Heavy-weight Cotton Vests, high neck and Jong sleeves. Sizes 30 to 40. Good Quality Baibrixwan Pants and Vests— Pants extra iong and made to tt neatly under the stockings. Sizes 3, 4 and 5. Balbrisgan Vestsand Pants, American Hosiery Company's make. VESTS. ‘High neck and long sleeves, Sizes 28 to 38. -—Size 2, Iise Se. — —Size Pants. Sizes 28 to40. Size 28, 00c. Rise Se. Fast Biack Cotton Pants, American Hosiery Company's make. Sizes 28 to 38. A ——Size 28, We. Rise Se.— Cotton and Wool Vests and Pants. Sizes 3, 4and 5. sie. — Good Quality All-wool Vests. Sizes 3, 4 and 5. Low neck and no sleeves. —Size 3—Hie. Rise 10c.— Hich neck and ribbed sleeves. —Size 3-Y5e. Rise 10e-— Hich neck and short sleeves. ——Size 3-81.05. Rise 10e.— Fine Quility All-wool Vests. Sizes 3,4and 5. High neck and short sleeves. —Size3—€1 to $1.20. Rise 1e.— ‘Low neck and no sleeves. * FAIL TO ATTEND OUR COAT SALE. sees’ Short Jackets. $1.49. Miswes’ Neeier Siw. KaFi's EXTERPLISE, E241 Lith st. se. Unras—Fasnrosasre Ganwesrs. DO NOT FORGET THAT THE BB Boys HAVE IDEAS OF DRESS Bop AS WELL AS THE GROWN FOLKS. IN HAVING OUR BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S STOCK MADE UP WE HAD AN EYE TO THEIR LIKES AND DISLIKES AND HAVE PROVIDED THEM WITH PATTERNS AND DE- SIGNS WHICH ARE SUITABLE TO THEIR YEARS. AT THE SAME TIME WE REMEMBERED WHO PAYS THE BILLS AND HAVE NOT SACRIFICED QUALITY TO STYLE AND HAVE KEPT THE PRICES DOWN TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE POINT. ]% LONG AND SHORT PANTS II SUITS FOR SCHOOL WEAR WE Hi HAVE HUNDREDS OF NOBBY, STYLISH PATTERNS IN THE STRONG, SERVICEABLE AND WEAR- RESISTING FABRICS THAT GIVE THE MAXIXUM AMOUNT OF SERV- Ick FOR THE MINIMUM COST. P%°R SELECTION OF DRESS © Q CLOTHES 1S BRIM FULL OF 00 OXIGINAL IDEAS, NEW CON- CEPTIONS IN CLOTH, TRIMMINGS AND SUAPES OF THE MOST DRESSY AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS. ULTRA- FASHIONABLE GARMENTS IN ALL OF THE NEWEST SHADES AND COLORS FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES aT PRICES THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE YOU. Roarssox, Parser & Co. Tg LALGEST EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING HOUSE 1 AMERICA, eS = 12000, 1202 AND 1204 F ST. AMEL{s MAIR FLAIDS, 43. CHEVIOT PLAIDS, we PSbrs EXTERPRISE, oan 124i L1th st. 20. A Wonv Asovr Coats. Wore Pm, Se ww ww considered by — 50, ‘Black Cheviot Reefer, collar and same gga the froat, with gimp frogs, Cannot be: ihe price. ~ | Si Ratan ad ‘ost. Sasa 50. Sere ers Sose tear Si eeeemece mnt — in he a eee a Size 3-81 to $1.50. Rise 10.— 10to $1.50. Riso 10e.— Fine Quality All-wool Pants, ankle length. —Size 3, 4 and 5, 81.50 to 3.— Lisle and Woo! Vests. Sizes 3, 4and5. Low neck and no sleeves. —Size 3-81. Rise 10. High neck and short siee —Size 3-61.25. Hise 10c. Tigh neck and long sleeves. —Size 3-$1.50. Rise 10. — ‘Silk and Wool Ves:s, Sizes 3, 4 and 5, High neck and ribbed arms, Size 3-81.50. Rise 100.—— ‘High neck and short sleeves. Size 3-81.80. Rise 10c.— High neck and short sleeves, ——Bize 3-82.25. Rise lie. — Al-ailk Vests. Sizes 3,4 and 5. Low neck and no sieeves, in Creams, Black, White, Biue, Pink, Saimon and Canary. —02e. to $.— High neck and short sleeves, in Cream and Black. — 81.50 to 83.50.— Hich neck and jong sleeves, in Cream and Black. —82 25 to €4.50.— All-silk Pants, knee and ankle lengths, in ‘Black and Crean. — 84.5 to e9.— Combination Suits. Sizes 3, 4 and 5. Balbriecan. 81.50 to 82. Cotton and Wool. 82.5 to 64.5. ‘All Wool. ik, tm Biack, Cream and Fiesh. $10.75, 611, $11.50and 812. — LADIES’ FLAT UNDERWEAR. Cotton Vests and Pants in two wewhts, heavy. Natural Wool Fests and Pents. Sizes 26 to 38. 31. — Hiaif-wool Vests, Arverican Hosiery Com- Pany’s make. Sizes 26 to 38, Hh neck and short sleeves, JOe. Kise 5e.— High neck and loug sleeves. Malf-wool Pants, American Hosiery Com- Pany's make, Knee and ankle lungtis. Size 28 toad. Knee leng*h, —Size 28-Yoe. Rise, 10e,— ‘Anile length, Size 28-¥1.00. Rise, 10c.— ‘Two-third Wool Rerutar Made Vests, Amer:- can Hosiery Company's make. ‘High neck and long sleeves, 26 to 38. ‘Size 2681.40. Rise 10, — Hich neck and suort sleeves, 28 to 38. —-Size, 2381.45. Bise 1 Two-third ‘Regular Made Pants, Ameri~ can Hosiery Company's make, ankle length. Sizes 28 10 38. Sige 28-$1.55. Bise 10c. news Kyrrrep THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1891. My - oe vRorEcTion ULAR 8H NG PLACE, ‘HARDL en 7H ‘stpaak ft Wy Seek wre ——— : "WF ccn—tat we found one of the CHARGES Ot THE WROEERS WHAT THE PAPE oop eropke lao pera m A Y ip gee epee = i ee or © HUNDRED PAIRS of LADIES' BOOTS— aryzn‘s his BEST QUALITIES and LATEST STYLES—cheaper thon he conid remake From the Washington Post, Oct. 4, 1. BAUM'S PALL OPENING AND STAR SALR. Either of the above would be sufficient to crowd Baumn'sstore all the coming weet. The double at- In aldition to the attractive ‘opening’ of the new|tfction will make things doubly interestiuz. The From the Evening Star, October 3, 1891. SARSAPARILLA BAUM'S FALL OPENING AND STAR SALE. IT VITALIZES | “opening” bow of fall merchamlisa will be very bu- Poe renee ee se ot vee fall and winter merchan lise is the reat attraction Of! presgive, considering the star prives attached. All Every pairis WORTH @4—and we'vomarked, savitackd astar sale ut Baum's this cowing weex. This donvie |departments hav» been thorourhly overbauled. AND ENRICHES foature cannot fail to atteact eny lady who has am eye| Specially fine trinners have been at work for week amen— i teen =. | past copying the clive effacte iu Paris and London THE LIFE CURRENT AND to both benuiy and Marwaivs. ‘Lhe fail styles this seu: headvear, snd their wurk will be put on exhibition — ets TTT ey — son will be apeciatiy attractive, aad when to thein are |Srouee” From the heh staustatd of Me. Bowes 72 stein wits weaker: added the star features it will make an event worth | corps of millinecs, aciass of work will be quarantoed Oe pie pare Joking after. The millicery depart.vent should cue | equal to any iu this country. They call special atten- — Bal Sl 2. in torureat share of attention, Itveptioually good | tion to the oxtenne:y reasonable prices on the saw. : STROX Syiee in the dress goods departizent are proiwived, | Thecurtamdepartineat lus brea xpestiy oniorced. But yon must. come for them either TO- “ |and a stock of higt-erade draperies is offerol at pr Gian and the stock of trimmings tur the aove will contain | which will bev comparison with any. curtains, ‘MORROW or WEDNESDAY. HAS CURED portieres, yard gous, covers, fancy séarts, &e., &:. all of the very Intest effects, Ths dress goods stock tna woniler of completaures,|Evory ural and shade, tusteand pocket bot can be realily sui ie week alvaid Le a attraction bY | rie dress trimmings contain novelties xalero, colors thous the extensive diapiay of Lali ‘innumerable and prices ranging fro: the lowest to the highest, with very suiall Jasays between cach grade. many soveltion, The curtain department hae been} j *hlarged aud « maxaiticent stuck of draperies will be shown, either {n lace curtains, portieres of yard xoods. ‘The stat prices t themesives, merchandisa, « Lor 1—$2.79. | Pangea KANGAROO BUTTON BOOTS, positively hand sewed, with extension soles, made ou the Waiken- Piast Last, ‘They're cortainjy worth * WILL CURE You Scorrs Exvrsiox OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND per FER NNN it NON pr’ & oo Fe RE RAY Tt Re 8G j HYPOPHOSPHITES. Boas SB RPGS RAS HERE. Goo Lor 2-$2.79. — rae oo 6 Boxe «OR KS Ot ON RN ‘Gd J2>!s" DoxcoLa BUTTON ALMOST AS PALATABLE AS MILE. A RN N ppp. BUOTS, hand sewed, slipper foxed, So disguised that it can be taken, digested and AA NXE BOB Plain and patent leather tiys, military assimilated by the most sensitive stomach, when the ASA NNN D D plain oil cannot be tolerated ; and by the combinetion AA NBN DDD hools. The regular retail price is 84. of the ofl with the hypophosphites is much more efficacious. SOG. RRR A NNN Ppp. L 3-— 2. 9. oo pe a ueee bap ot 8-§2.79 eslefaiiniss Siereerseetcee Gag £ R AAA Ny NN 2B LApes’ PARIS KID BUTTON PERSONS GAIN RAPIDLY cis laine ae = id aes box! ae BOOTS, with hand welts, extension ma aan ch iad is mT RRR. A L LON is acknowledged by physi- STAR SALE wim toimpet vasa rns | glDEES, SHULER i meet tr " - e- for the relief and cure of AAA RR AAA stitching, pointed toes with kid tips, Soh 6G UMS OEE SoS SAA tu B 84 quality. Lor 4—82.79. LADS voxcoLa BuTron BOOTS, hand turned and made on Opera and Common Sense Lasts. ‘There isn't a more comfortable boot made. Another 84 value. ‘This will bee two days’ sale and no longer. So there isn’t time to do much thinking. But you don’t need todo any. They como from HERE. ‘That's enough. If they don’t “live up" to our recommendations of them twe hold ourselves responsible. CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING DISEASES, EMACIATION, COLDS AND CHRONIC COUGHS. ‘The great remedy for consumption and Wasting im Children, Sold by all Drugyists. ALL THIS WEEK. ‘age is basod on THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUE je never sacrificed, no matter how low the Our claim to your pa! FOR THE MONEY. Q Price—and every article bought of ue is guaranteed satisfactory or money re- funded you. ooze Coerars Depanrvesr. Fringed Chenille Portieres, solid colors,or with wide dadoes; excellent quality: worth $7 60 and #8. Fringed eiht styles, Fringed Cheni! M®*. WIxsLows soornine syRuP ‘Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS: of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS ail PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for **Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup” aid take no other hind. 2d cents.a bottle. 15.48, $18.08 and $25, and all intermediate | Muzzixery Depantaent. : i a5 Prices, all much Lomnee in Price Uy € 10 85a pair than | Dest quality Wool Felt Hats, ladies\ all shapes, Allsizcs, = cap be purchased elsewhere. Black and colors, reat bargains in Nottingham Lage Curtains, 50c. | @1.50 French Felt Hats, Blac ree ee By Tue Use a pair to 86.50. nov shapes, ‘Two days—tomorrow and Wednesday. Svectal50 pair Brussels Eifect Lace Curtsina, 5 OF FORD'S vig” Saawiteks’ Gartaina tro" | Cuoax Axp Scrr Deranruxnt, EXTRACT colors of stripe, worth 83.98 pair Great bargains in Irish Point and Tambour Lace Cur tains SPECTALS. 14 pair Tambour Lace, worth 9 and $10....90.95 pair 13 pair Irish Point Lace Curtains, worth 810. 5. Plain Color China silks, 32 inches wide, worth Saxs Axp Courasy, Clothiers, Hattere, Shoers, Furnishers. 10 PER CENT Discount off the marked prices of our entire stock of new Fall and Winter Wraps, both ladies’ and children's, ‘The newest styles and latest weaves of cloth are here, the marked prices of which are as low as can be found anywhere. ‘The following are the exceptions to the 10 per cent. ‘They are unusually attractive bargains: PAIN WILL DISAPPEAR, INFLAMMATIONS VANISH, HEMORRHAGES CEASE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH: It STREET. 3 0 ONE ‘OWS BETTER [AN THOSE WHO bain in the'side, constipation and dwurdered stomach. How To Brow A Hoss. Fe depends upon what kind of a horn you want to Ficured China: . A larce assortment of Madrases, Swinse: ang Irish Point Laces, Silkolines, &c. low prices. ‘ve. Holland Window Shades, TS, $1.19. LADIES’ FS ENTERPRISE, 7241 Lith st. le. ADIES' SHORT JACKi Jackets, Berlin twilled, ns 11 colors. 20 Ladies’ Cloth Wrappers, stylishly made: - H EER hora it is. Idon’t know King's Seotch Holland worth 88, every one of them. Star Price, Ey HO & pocrlgete ps Mamet sgt Recrabey 4 traordinary bargain. Can't be made to order chotce. HHH ER peerage ageless agg lari per we eae alte popistt ices beeen nag fo OH Eee and long. If you will listen to my blowing and follbw BU inches wide, f ‘tie. eae ies? #1.425 Silver Gray Gomainers. 5 a men 88 Japanese Gold Embroidered Screchs, three Ladies’ $5.98 Enylish Mackintoshes. 2% Sowell = panels, 5 feet hich, £4.95 each } Ladies’ 68.98 English Mackintoshes, fon fen 8 3 WwWw SAN Sssy | “St foo Eawnnion Table sat. oak, €4.50; Six-foot ' ) ; Hag Table, fine finish, $5; Ladies’ Rocking Taste Covers, Sranrev Livexs, &c. | Hosteny Axo Uspeewean. EE os 1 ae soa oe teas eaten 22x34 Damask Tray Cloths. he. cach | 59, S08. Of Sis. Ladies’ Fest: Biath 9g wiuid te teeing yaa eaaeoat $8.50; Parlor Suites, plush or hair cloth, 825: Fine Iss24 Linen Tray Clothacn All Soc Ladies Fancy Liste Froud Hot,tn boot rene foe pear ee beauty, S80. i hiow about 10to Iée-a yun of ear. Prgente—entichiy or patterns, stripes, &c. A.l thenew shades. Also in Woolens pote. Nesd-wide Carpete, 1256.20.25, 55 40800. be Chand Pinch Linen B Posiigaione low steer vom Po Rh OF AE Mittwool Carpets, G8 iw Toc Branela. Carpet ity. B86. pair 83 fet fe £4 £ 50.75, Ser, ke’ T Mow about Lounmes: 63.5 > Ladies’ $1.25 Fast Black Silk Hose, drop Oo RR F AAA LE Plush or Carpet Lounges, ‘Bed Lounges, 89 to For 48e. cach» largo assortment of Linen Burean | 4" Noted Pee tots ee ee 820. I can show you 1,000 Rugs, Mats and Art Scarfe, worth O8e. to 75c. Bihtel Many bine @ 8) Views see Fwww FE OA aa Squares. I.can blow more bargains into Glass, China, Splashers for outlining. ee sae, Saks ee Wwww ke <4 iter Lamps, &e.,than you you can find anywhere else. Fur +1206. to Otie., worth nearly double Wey og, AA BB Bugs, black, white of gray, 82.9, no smell; Solid tamped Pillow Shams, good cotton. Be, Lae’ Swe a a = Oak Sideboard, 3 drawers, #12.50; Oak Sultes, 816.50; nts, medium weisht. ... 280. exch . All shades, in townto match them. Let me iupress upon you Square Linen Tabie Covers, amped. ee See eae ee Light and warn shown here, that we don't want any installuent trade; we dou't + . in Stripes, : r hot gAlaies amortiment of Heid Resta, Drapery Searls, | Waueana nerve ate a ave sack veicet; we cain toe the only house in $2.25 64 Chenille Table Covers, fringed all — ec ined cerns ae, Ce an eae eae, roun el Carpets, doubt till you Three-button Cutaway Frock, 6-4 Imported Velour Iable Covers. worth #1.£0 Fancy Colored Bead Trimming, new pat- with stitched or bound edges, GRASTY, THE PUSHER 85,00 Geach | tern. 2 Large sizes of Chenille and Tapestry Table Covers | 25c. Silk and Tinsel Gimp, in great variety. ‘Tée. Cut Steel Gimp, different desi! cee 10c. Colored Silk Gimp, for edging. Dass Goons Asp Suxs. 0c. Bead Fringe, 234 inches long. 25 22-inch Brocaded Satins, street colors Suits from $22. Trousers from 85. Our stock of = WEW FALL OVERCOATINGS Is replete with novelties from bine) ek, sae eee AVERY WOMAN SHOULD DOUBLE STORES. ‘TERMS CASH. 1510-12 7th st. n.w., bet. Pand Q. Ae, Bizek Silk Gimp, 134 inches wide. OW THAT CAR- ‘98e. Black Silk Collars, the latest.. home market affords, ter’s Little Liver Pills are a specific for sick head- cal SU a BES Be ee ss ‘To measure from $18. ache. Only one pill a dose. “A Woulancan'tstaudevery= sree color | Farner Tarumtyo. Double or single breasted. —— @1.25 20-inch Bisck Brocaded 75e. Biack Feather Eazing, double row....40e. yard Suit yourself as to style. ‘Se. and #1 yard | $1-50 Black Ostrich Feather Trimming...,81.19 yard _ — Dow? Be Decervep, 10 Dress Hobes which aro worth @: 48 each | 08. Cocque Feather Boas. 80 ES M ft SS P% k E But buy tho 0c. 28-inch Plain and Fancy Cheviot, al NNW GO° OOF £ and, Fancy Cuevici, lng Tuas, Bu 830 3 3-E. £ BEST FIREPLACE HEATER EVER MADE, ‘250. Black Silk Lace, new patterns....... 5 a = i coo LLLL LLLL Which ts "72e. yard | Oe. Black Silk Demi-flounce. THT 1 oR EER SEXTON’S GRAND HEATER. Sie. 40-inch All-wool Bedford’ Gords—all tho i z Hall be ms “a sie newest ahiades 72e. yard NS. Hod F works where others fail! Sales unprecedent . Colored All-wool Henricttas. 45c. yard | 20c. Colored Bail Crochet Buttons. ?t HOH kee Thousands i tive by cor best citizens, wit uabentta Colored All-wool Henriettas. 1690 | 10c. White Pearl Dress Buttons,all #: — A tf 00 RRR toad Others they ‘ave ever used. ‘iso indorsed and @1 Colored All-wool Henriettas, * 8¥c | Special—all colors Fancy Metal Buttons. ; AA tb Q tf recommended by the principal s:ove deaiers in this $1.00 All-woo! Strived and Jacquard’ Back 7 *. AA 8 Sud other cities.” We will. be pleased to send, on ap- t aca N t - AA OT Bm | Diication, © 60-page book contain testiuonals trou Novelty Dress Goods. 800 | IN ortons. t M4 Oo RS | buries tng SEXION'S GLAND MEATEMS, com 81.25 All-wool Striped and Jacquard i Clark's 200-yard_ Spool Cotton, two spools for.. ock-m&w%t 615 AND 617 PA. AVE. rug all We Cuuitu f0F them. Novelty Dress Goods. $1.00 | Se. Spool Linen Thread, White and Black. I2e. Kleinert’s Gum Shield, 81.374 All-wool Striped ana J; Novalty Dress Goods... 81.50 All-wool Striped Novelty Dress Goods. ADIES' BEAVER JACKETS, Cheviot sackets, fur triuaned, #3 003-2 8. B. Sexton & Bon, ERPRISH, | Manufacturers of the Best Fireplace Heaters, Ranges 1241 Lith st. sce. * “and Furnaces, Baltimore, Md. FOR SALE BY THE PRINCIPAL STOVE DEAL- ERS IN WASHINGTON, D.C. se2l-1m “Buronz Maszixe Youn Faz Por. Box Black Spool Twist, 25 spools... 5e. Steel Key Chains. Hovservasisursa Lrxexa. 8-4 Table Cloths, with 1 dozen napkins to match, worth $4, 84.50 and prices, 8-10 Cloths, 1 24.50, $5, $5.50, Star prices. Canmar & Lewy, 928 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. 10c. Box Rubber Huirpins. Se. 40-in. Spring Tape Measure. 12 pavers Good Awrerican Pins. %4.50| Learner Goons. worth $3.75, $4.25, 8-12 Cloths, 1 dozen napkins to match, worth, Special bargains in Lace Curtains; 50c. pair and —. $5.50, $5.75, 86.50, Star prices. 84.73, 85.50,85.75 | $3.0 Fancy Embroidered Shopping Baga... 62.50 | sgh, a or German-biesched “Fine-finish GU-ineh’ wide T2N9e. Heal Alltentar Pores Molis; different colors..50¢ | “Chente Portisres, fringe and dado top and bottom, ‘Table Damask, worth 75e. Pyperartnlcere! phat yeetmerde ms full size, 4.50 pair and up to $15 pair. FURNITURE, CARPETS AND HOUSEFURNISH- ry fine Me of patergros Books oxi | _ Silk Portieres, the newest and most sleunt thing for ING Goops wide, hanwings. We have just received a lot of 31 and 36-inch Imita- tion China Silks in beautiful designs. You will pay 18c. for most of these elsewhere; our price is 12g. yard. ‘8244nch China Silks in all the new designs and color- ings, 7c. and 85c. yard, In our Art Department we have a full line of Stamped Linens and Art Materials, Down Pillows, ‘Head Rests, &c. €0-inch-wide Turkoy Ked Damask, ofl co! Jrwerry Axp Puarep W ARE, Se. Shell Huirpins, Biack, Amber and Shell...1c, each Se. Z-row Colored Pear! Necklace, 10e. each and S0c. Sterling Silver Thimbies, all sizes .....21¢ and He. Oxidized aud Cut Stiver Garter Ciasps. 19. 50e. Rogers’ Royal Butter Knives, 50c. Kogers’ Tipped Sugar Sie $1 Set Children’s Knife, Fork and Spoon, BEAD THESE PRICES, ‘Then call at our store and examine goods,on which we (uarantee you 2 saving of tron 15 to 25 per cent: ‘Bed Room Suites, 3 pieces, auy finish. Parlor Suites in Hair, Cioth or Plush... seve Our $37 Hair, Cloth and Plush Suites beat them all. Turley & Buttram’s Regular-made Wool ‘Vests with just enough cottom to prevent shrinking. High neck and loug sleeves. Sizes BU todd. Size 2-82.25. Rise Uhe.-— Pants to match, ankle length. Sizes 30 to 30, Sine JO-44.00. Rise 15e.—— ecient CHILDREN’S FLAT UNDERWEAR. ‘Merino Vests and Pants. Sizes 18 to 34. ——Hize 18—Z7e. Rive 2e.— Merino Drawers fur boys. Sizes 2? to 34 Size 2—Bie. Rise Ye. — Half-wool Vestsand Pants. Sizes 16 to 34. ——Size 16—Boe. Rise Se. —— Haif-wool Drawers for the larger boys. Sizes MoM Sve. Heavy Plated Knife Kest + White Motal Frame for miniature picture.. and Sve. Shears and Scissors, guaranteed ste INGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT PRICES LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE OF CHARGE. SMITH'S CREDIT HOUSE, 452 Pa. AVE. N.W., NEAR 44 87. Lesking Giese of any size that have been dam- aged Resilvered equal to now. ve4m Qur Lest Imported Zephyr is 5e. a lap. Best Imported Saxony, 120. ‘Bost Imported Germantown, 1ée. Best Iamported Spanish, 180. 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Aso s vieamiiiaaida F lustrations; 5 vols, Value, $12.80. 84.08, ING anT BLACK DRESS ‘WILCOX BOSTON, CELEBRATED SELY- —. ty etre ent jace and Hamburg | ouver optic's Works. # 25 und $1.50 bosks. 7c. each ours NY thea incor oo x Aimwell Stories for Boys and Girls; cloth Drawers and Corset Covers. poser tary 10 dozen Drawers, lace uf Haubury tripaned. G8. ‘Thelt value, 2 t 91.25 Brakted Pillow Shane, camibric rafto,-.806. pale | CONFORMING HATS, COMPLETE STOOK DERBY HATS, FOR MEK AND Bove, ‘ At $1.60, 82, €2.50, $3, O4an4 85, ‘DRESS SILK HATS, 65, 96 and 68 ‘FULL LINE SOFT HaTS AS $1, 61.50, 62, '$2.60, 63, 03.50, 04, 96.50, 05 - and9e, PR gegen ail tho teading von ANGY'GouBe and 50 ‘SLTIES. DRESS TRIMMINGS in choice assor:ivent, ‘WAMBLEY & NEDWELL, 9% NORTH CHARLES STREET, ‘ POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, _ * 720 STREET. y, #13 | ated, 23 a 2d EDITION. A BARRIER OF FIRE. Vain Efforts to Escape From a Burning Tenement. FOUR . LIVES LOST IN NEW YORK. Kingston Bank Depositors Anxious About Their Money. AWAKENED TO MEET DEATH. Four Persons Lose Their Lives ina Burning New York Tenement House. New Youx, Oct 5.—Four persons were burned to death early this morning in a fire in 4 five-story brick tenement house at the corner of Hudson and Dominick streets, others were very badiy burned, one of them so seriously that his recovery is not oxpected. THE DEAD. The dead are: Mrs. Annie Murphy, thirty- two years old, of 262 Hudson street; Miss Katie Dunn. twenty-two years old, a dressmaker, who boarded with Mra. Murphy; Josephine Ryan, five years old, of Washington, D.C, Mra, niece: John Toohey, eleven years old, Murphy's son by her first husband. ‘The injuries of Martin Toohey, nine "3 old, Mrs. Murphy's second son, are, perhaps, fatal. The fire was discovered at 3:0 o'clock this morning, when Policeman McGrath heard a sound of breaking glass, which he thought was | caused by burglars. Running up to the store | on the ground floor of 262 Hudson, occupied by |v. Kratzonstein, furniture and upholstery, be broke a pano of gies in the window, when there immediately poured outa heavy volume of smoke. ESCAPE BY STAIRS CUT OFF. The policeman rapped for help and Rounds. man Ryan and Detectives Cox and Gargan lastened to bis aid. They sent out an alarm and then broke in the doors of the main trance to the house on the Dominick street side. Flames and smoke rushed out and drove the policemen back. The stairway leading to the upper floors was a winding one, the center forming a shaft that was filled with acolumn of flame. It was evident that it would be impossible for the inmates of the house, fifty in number, to escape by the stairs. The policemen hastened to the fire escape on the front of the building and shouted to the panic-stricken occupants not to attempt to de- scend by the stairs. Then they climed up the fire escape and aided the men, women and children to descend. In this they were aided by the firemen, who quickly answered the alarm. Fireman Lucas on reaching the fifth floor found in the rear rooms Matthew Kyan, a box- maker, who is a widower, and his three’ young children almost overpowered by smoke and un- able to help themselves. He dragged them to the window and with the aid of his comrades succeeded ih getting them down the fire eseape safely. FIREMAN MURPHY'S BAD DISCOVERY. Just then hook and ladder truck No. 8 drove up and one of its firemen, Matthew Murphy, sprang to the ground shouting: “Great God, ivs my house! Where are my wife and chil- dren?” Before any one could stop him he rushed throngh the flames and smoke and fought his way up the stairs to the fifth floor. There he found the body of his wife burned almost be- yond recognition lying in the hallway just out- side her apartment. A little further away was the burned form of little Josephine Ryan, the dead woman's niece. She was still living, but died soon after. The body of Miss Kate Dunn was found at the foot of a short ladder leading to the roof. She had evidently been overcome by the smoke and burned to death while secking escape there. ‘The two boys, John and Martin Toohey, Mur- phy's stepsons, were found in the room. ' They were removed to the rooms of the Monticello Club across the street, where the balf-dressed tenants had found refuge. Thence the boys were taken to St. Vinceut # Hospital. Mrs. Murphy was married to Fireman Mur- phy only one month ago. She was then the widow of Policeman Toohey. INCENDIARISM SUSPECTED. Nine families resided in the house and each family had an average of three boarders. The fire broke out in an occupied wood house in the cellar, and the police said this morning that it was of incendiary origin, but they would not say on what this opinion was based. |The otual damage to the building will not exceed 1, Johnny Toohey died at 9 o'clock in great agony. ANXIOUS ABOUT THEIK DEPOSITS. The Kingsten Bank Officials Hope to With- stand the Run. Krxasrox, N. ¥., Oct. 5.—Many people came into town by railand wagon this morning from all directions to see about their deposits in the three savings banks. Those having money in the Ulster county institu- tion, which has been plundered by its managers, have little hope of recovering their money. Those having deposits in the Kingston Savings Bank and the Rondout Savings will have to wait sixty days to find out whether they can draw their money or not, as both those concerns have posted notices taking ad- vantage of the law in that t. Crowds of depositors are in line ateach bank, with passbooks in hand, waiting their turn to ive notice of withdrawl. The managers ho} jowever, to be able to restore confidence by showing’ the sound condition of the institu- tions. They have received remittances from Albany and elaewhere.which they rely on tocarry them through the day at least. It is reported from Newpaltz and Saugerties that runs are threat- on the savings banks at those ‘The sixty days’ notice will be if runs occur there. Ostrander and Trumpbeur were today and withdrew their demand for an exam- ination of the charges of wrecking the Ulster County Savings Institution. They were re- manded to jaii to await the action of the grand jury. ior, N.Y.,Oct. —N. E. Brodhead of Kings- ton has been’ appointed tem receiver of the Ulster County Savings Institution with « bond of $250,000. "An injunction has also been granted restraining depositors and creditors from attaching the assets of the bank. wdc wen AWAITING THE VEILED PROPHET. Afternoos. Br. Louis, Oct. 5.—The city is gaily decor- waiting the arrival of the veiléd prophet, who wiil reach the city by steamer about 5 clock this afternoon and assume his the place. lutes, city hall. DEg?. J. MURPHY'S FUNERAL. Impressive Services at St. Stephen's Church ‘This Morning—A Large Attendance. St. Stephen's Charch, at Pennsylvaniaaven: and 25th street, was crowded to the doors Eg i F Ey Fe re F i i iB i F if | t 3 I ? if i i iL | ‘ i I Hi ze if ii ei i ee afi # i t i i é E H i ¢ r i sae iH fl a it ‘s, ry | i il i i Er Hl it i i li i i Interesting Events Under the Auspiess of the Red and Gun Clap. Aftera perilous journey through the marshes, duet piles and high weeds at the foot of 2st street. a considerable number of persons inter- ested in shooting succeeded in the draw bridge and entering the castle of the newly organized Washington Rod and Gan Giub, where the whirr of the traps an@ibe rapid crack of the guns showed a match to be in progress. In front several matches were in progress, althongh not all at once. The event was the first annual tournament of the new organisa- tion ands number of the crack shote of the District were on hand to try for the many valu- able prizes offered. Ten were working ly all the morning and afternoon and elay piteane were fying in all directions in © con- ‘cxing manner. Ten diminutive colored youths made themselves email behind the pro- fections and adjusted the traps. The arrange- ments were in charge of a committee, while the officers were: Referee, C. L. Burgess: clerk, Chas. C. Dodge; scorer, W. H. Stearns; as mistant scorer, C. M. Shields. 4 STRAIGUT SCORE OF TWENTY-FIVE. ‘The first event, twenty-five single birds, was shot in the morning, being won by Mr. Wag- ner, Who made « straight score of 25 What | the other men made in the match the gentle- man in charge of pet nt — to state wit ita — _— c irman Atwater coun! ed rest of the committee aud Dearingthe oficlal sca! of club. As Chairman Atwater was buy in his best rhetorical style “dead” or “mised” every ten seconds and the rest of the commit- tee wore busy, too, either shooting in the fecond match or explaining shots in the Srst, it was impoesible to get the document. In the second match, thirty single there were thirty-two entries, “The ‘ocorsn oP the first squad were: Atwater, 4; Hunter, 21; Jones, 25; Rothwell, 20; Stecle, 26; Wise, 26; Hancock, 14; Wagner, 98; Lanvoyd, 22; Mo Cormick, 18; Pelord, 2. ‘The tournament consists of ten events. Unsanitary Condition of the Alms House—Im- Provements in the Jail Kecommended. The grand Jury for the April term was this afternoon discharged by Judge Bradley with the thanks of the court. Before their discharge they submitted @ report to the court through Mr. E. J. Hannan and asked that the proper action be taken. In this they state that on Priday last they visited the jail, alms house and work house. That at the jail they found the buildings clean and well kept, the food good and no complaints from the prisonors. There were two or more prisoners in some of the cells and they were informed that there are 312 prisoners and but 286 cella. a Sgudition of affairs which should not exist -Y_ recommen: capacity be increased by "the addition of sixty-four cella, |which ‘can be done at little expense, and that the | leaky roof and defective cooking range be repaired number of guards be increased. The smallpox hospital iiding, in the rear of the jail, which is old and dilapidated and unfit for use, they state should be removed, and the easicet way would be, to burn it down. 1k i too, close to, the rison for sa! should Stange BAD SANITARY APPLIANCER. “The alms house sanitary appliances are the worst,” the report says, “we have ever seen in PPublic institution. ‘The old fixtures should Tesoved and new appliances furnished. The credit of the city denunds it aa well as tho health of the poor inmates, many of whom have seen better days. The only place provided for these unfortunates to wash themselves is « room which is also used as ® closet, and ix order to obtain water for this it most be drawn from a spigot which Is directly over the end of an ancient, stinking laterine. “Fors bath the inmates have to go down across the yard to an out-of-the-way room. We know of no better way of depriving these old people of their lives than to compel them to go to this room for # bath on a cold winter aay” NEED FOR A GIRLS’ REFORMATORY. crowding tends, they say, to make bad worse and confirm young criminals in crime. In the jail and work house, the FRESEXTATIONS MADE. Before leaving their room Mr. Samuel I. Hilton, for his fellow jurors, presented the foreman, Mr. E. J. Hannan, with « handsome ca an ‘mounted whip eppro- pristely inscribed, and Mr-SW. Stinemets jr, the clerk, with a gold pen and pencil with case, and Mr. Hilton was in turn presented with an umbrelia. acheasseipieteliiies: Real Estate Matters, C.W. Simpson has bought of E. 8. Kennedy for €4.300 subs 128 to 131, square 6l7, three 15 by 70 feet each on Havover place, between N, O, North Capitol and Ist strects northwest, aud the last 19 by 55 feet on North Capitol and. Hanover streets northwest. Anette W. Bayley has brought for @15,500 of J. 1. Jenks sub 132, square 132, 24 by 96.4 feet on 19th between 8 street and Cedar F.L. Siddons bas purchased of A. Donath for €15,943.82 lots 93 and 9, Denison & Leigb- ton's sub of Mt. Pleasant. Second Edition Continued on Sixth Page. eerie ees MARKIED. EASER—JAKOB. At the residence of the luride, on Gctuber Ge ANDL, by Hey Senach Tomer EMAS: VEL “HJ.” MEARER of ‘Baithuore, Md. to Miss AMELIA T, JAKOB of this city. . PLATT—COIT. On Saturday, October 3, 1801, at Norwoud, S.J., at theresidencs of the Uride’s maker the Rev. Heairy M (add, HANKIGT. eughter Binet Coit, so RDWAMD t. PLATE. 2 WADDE! October, ING, Pion Dr Sir, hes bo. Fa: MER, both of Washineven, D.C - WATSON—TURNER. On July 2, 1801, at redence of Rev. Mr, Shannon, JOBANNAS Y. Wate BON and ADALIDE TURNER: both of this eity. DIED. On October 4, T80L, at her a cent be Min Waals SERS: "Jouu's P. E. Church, Tuesdat October Hy at 3:30p.an. Priends and relatives invited foattend. . NG. On Monday, October 5, 1801, at 4:17 clos eins, GRANT BOLLING" aged Teeaty ee yeart, six months sixteen daya ‘Dear Grat:, thou bast left us. We thy joss most deeply feel. ‘But ‘tis Ci who has berert us, Beaten: Fe hag el patience ceceae SANE TS Jo ‘Funeral from, late residence, No. 1051 street northwest, Wednesday, Octover 7, at (i al its