Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: TeRspar. October 6, 1891. CROSBY 8. NOYES. Editor. = = = THE EVENING STAR has « regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times lurger than that of any other paper Im the et As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Mediam tt bas ne competitor. ————— Religious, political, scientific and social bodies have, in times past, asser:bled in Wash- ington to discuss matters pertinent to the wel- fare of their rospective organizations; military and naval forces have had their ropresentatives in session here: a thousand minds bavo gathered together beneath the shadow of the great ob- elisk to discuss aubjects of more than ordinary interest; the nation’s legislators meet annually for the avowed purpose of benefiting the American people; but nono of these conven- tions ever contained within themselves a tithe of the influence for good Which may be found fn that greet assembly of mental and moral force which meets here tomorrow—the Methodist Ecumenical Conference. Five bun- dred delegates will answer the roll call. Three handred of there are domestic; the ro- Mainder come from forcign lands. In mere numerical strength the conference does not eclipse the records of conventions that have been held hore, but when it is remembered that these dve hundred men represent congre- gations whose census excoeds fifty-five millions ‘then the thoughtful among mankind will realize the magnitude of that power which is exercised by the Methodist Church. This conference differs materially from all other ecclesiastical conferences save only its predecessor of ten Years ago; it is the love feast where all tho vari- ous and, ia some respects, disagreeing ele- ments, blend in harmonious unity. Doctrines are laid aside and eccentricities of ereed tem- porarily vanish, the diverse ices of patrictiem and bumanity which rent the Methodist Episcopal! body in twain lack voeal expression; and believers in the Episcopacy embrace those of their brethren who belong to that branch which, after declar- ing against bishops and presiding eldere,lopped iteelf off and started an independent growth some sixty yeers ago. Methodism ir all its phases will be here, but even the keenest ob- server will fail to note anything like a shadow of Aissension. Fine-spun differential theories, each of its own denomiuational tint, lose their thread-like individuality in the warp and woof of the multi-hued garment of Methodism. ‘fo this gathering Great Britain bas contributed some of its brightest Wesleyan lights, and reprerent- atives aro hero of Australasian, French, West | was lance aud varied. but crude. Horztzz Baos., 212, 214, 216, 218 N. HOWARD 8T., BALTIMOBE A SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF OUR Latest STYLES IN FINE DRESS GOODS, SILKS, PARISIAN WRAPS, EARLY FALL MILLINERY, NOVELTIES, ke, WILL BE DISPLAYED 14 FAMLOBS C AND D, ARLINGTON MOTEL OF THIS CITY, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, OCTOBRE 7 AND 8. ORDEKS TAKEN FOR COSTUMES ocotuaw AND MILLINERY. Hisronticar, Miztinzny. ‘Phe Garden of Eden was the first millinery eetab- Ushinent known in bistory. ‘The assortment of goods Importation, com- petition aud Hutchinson were then unknown. Eve's first bonnet was doubtless couspicuous for its sim- plicity and excessive brevity. Its fashion, however, was exclusive, a3 ae the styles to be found at J.C. Hutchinson's, 007 Penna. ave. We refer to those choice creations of art and Sntellect Just imported from London sud Paris, Mave you seen th Many Indian, African and Canadian churches. Amer- ican Methodism will have no cause to be ashamed of its quota, the list of delegates re- vealing names that must always be prominent in the religious interest of the present ceatury. Nor is all this mental force centered in the clergy; the lay representative ie brainy and worldly powerfnl. The story of Methodism's triumphant march, aa told by those men, can- not fail to be deeply interesting. At the first conference, held in London in 1831, much of the program was devoted to subjects more or less laudatory of ihe church, will be no such feature in the assembly. Subjects that are popular and that deal with actual conditions are to be debated by the broadest minds in the respective denom- inations represented. What has been done since the days of the Wesleys, Whitefield, Coke and Asbury will be allowed to speak for itself from the records; the conference promises to concern itself principally about the presentand the future. Directly, tucre can be uo legisla- tion as the result of the conferential delibera- tions, but every one recognizes the fact that conelusions reached hero will not be lightly set aside by those who govern the churches. Washingtonians who love religious oratory will have opportunities for indulgence such as may not soon, if ever, be duplicated; lotal pulpits will, for at least two Sabbathe, be filled with speakers from abroad of the highest order of eloquence—men whose names will be linked in Methodist nomenclature with those of William Morley Punshon and Matthew Simpson. The capital of the greatest republic the world ever knew is honored by the presence of the confer- ‘euce; the people of Washington will, doubtless, $0 far as it is in their power, be reciprocative. <r ‘The German-descended citizen who parades the streets and avenues of the capital today is first of all and altogether an American citizen. All of bis memory may not be of America, but all of his present associations, all of his aspira- tions for the futures for bimself and his family and descendants. are of and concerning America alone. The land of the settier’s adoption, the land of his cbildren aud bis children’s children, is inestimably dearer to him than any other. It is this thought and fecling that rises highest and sinks deepest and contains most of pleasure and hope for him and his country. + Is Balmaceda deai? This is the question raised by the Santiago correspondent of Galig- nani's Messenger. The rumor that the Amer- ican minister put out the story in order the better to conceal the fugitive Chilian president and that the latter is still and at abe American legation may have important conse- quences. The story seems wholly improbabie, but if it is believed, as stated, by the friends of the new administration, it may cause the mob toattack the legution. Such an event would render very serious a situation already greatly complicated. _ It is act so much the resignation as the rea- fon for the resignation of the New York repre- sentative on the national democratic commit- tee that hurts the party in its present situation. When the state convention turned out other democrats and permitted Tammany to shut the door in their faces it took a responsibility full of hazard. te 7 Should the report be established that the Hawaiien queen is dying of heart disease the situation there will become intensely interest ing. [tis seid that American influence in the spprouching elections will be predominant. ‘The sentiment in favor of annexation is repre- sented to bacm the increase. Meantime the Britixh government soems auxious to get con- trol of the islands. + Calamity candidates have for the most part Tealized that th out of harmony with the fail stylos this season and modified themselves secords ae oe The marriage in Philadelphia of Dr. Bachi daughter to Col. Forsyth and of Col. Forsyti’ daughter to Dr. Bache may present some very interesting complications of relationship in the course of time. As it is each of the ladies is the other's stepmother. ——— +2 ‘The evils pointed out by the Grand Jury are for the most part comparatively easy to remedy. As they are also of considerable im- Portance there is no reason to think that they will endure much longer. ——— + When President Harrison visited the mail- ear be would have had even more to interest im if be could bave bad a salary list to en- able bim to compare the work done with the smell pay it secures. -—— e - ‘The only course now open to the Marquis Leuville is to try to convines the public that he is Mr. Wilde in disguise. ee ‘The death of a king of Wurtemburg is not so fasportant now that there is an emperor in Germany. —-—_—_+=—____ Chili has all the free and casy ideas about arresting people that distinguish a new police- mau ee ‘The senatorial fight in Obio is vainly be- sought to make itself small. It is naturally big and needs room. ++ We can't expect Canada to take care of our lepers as weil as of the financially unsound in- @ividuals who bave culouized there. Indies of taste Lave, and it would be « pleasure to show tem to you. ‘While viewing these goods you cannot fall to notice the rare dispiay of Ostrich and Fancy Feathers. Those, Prince of Wales Tips and handsome Coquo Featuers ‘Were imported expressly for this house, Obvecrve aiso the Ribbons and Velvets in those new and exquisite colors ~Thermador and the Swiss Greens. Besides the rare and exclusive styles you will find @ large stock of Trimumed and Untrimmed Sate, Rib- bons, Velvets, Foupuns, Children’s Hats and Gen- eral Millinery. Examine the quality of these goods and you will be surprised at the low prices. Grand Opcning—this wook—Tucaday, Welnesday and Thursday. J.C. HUTCHINSON, . 907 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. TARE NOTICE.—Wiil be here within a week—now en route to Hutchinson’s—exclusive Parisian Novelties in Dress Goods, one pattern of « kind, selected from the latest and choicest stocks in Paris. 1 Have You A Mackrxrosa SS,UCH WEATHER AS THIS EMPHASIZES VERY Sys8 STRONGLY THE NEED OF A MACKINTOSH. IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY PROVIDED WITH: ONE IT WILL INTEREST YOU TO EXAMINE OUR LINE OF POPU- LAR-PRICED ONES. A LARGE VARIETY OF NEW AND STYLISH PATTERNS IN NEAT AND PRETTY COLORS, AND ALL OF ‘THIS SEASON'S MAKE. WW. WHILE WE ARE ON THE wwww WW Ww SUBJECT OF OUT- ww Ww WoW SIDEGARMENTSLET US CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR SUPERB SELECTION OF FALL OVERCOATS, THE PRO- DUCTIONS OF SUCH CEIg- BRATED FIRMS AS BROKAW BROS., ROGERS, PEET & CO., AND OTHERS OF EQUAL RE- NOWN AS MAKERS OF THE FIN- EST READY-MADE CLOTHING ON EARTH. a 8K TO SEE 1HE ALTON, 4 a very Nopsy coat FOR 2°4 pressy wes. cur me * DIUM LENGTH. MADE WITH WIDE COLLAR OF SAME MATE- RIAL, SILK SLEEVE AND BODY LINING IN TWO COLORS, DEEP BELF-FACING. STRAP SEAMS AND STITCHED EDGES, A VERY HANDSOME GARMENT. Rosrxsox. Parser & Co, THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING HOUSE 1X AMERICA, 1200, 1202 «x» 1204 F 06 BT. X.w. Kors Puansacy, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, TIH AND E STS, ¥.W. pain esa DRUGS! DRUGS: DRUGS!!! By reading the following list you will notice that we Pure English Ground Mustard. Bermuda Arrow Root, Taylor's English. $5. por pound Powdared Borax (excellent for insects).2Uc. per pound Powdered Sulphur (pure)... pounds.. ‘Tooth Fowder reduce:l frou #1 to 78c. per pound. M. and L. Roseb Faste, best vermin exterminator She. per bar ‘2c. per bar Powdered Saltveter ‘per pound Bive Stone fer Per pound Rochelle saite ‘per pound Prepared Chalk ‘per pound Engitsh Precipitated er pound per pound z i JUL POS L. ARES = BUR GAH. ‘Never wero such vaines offorel in this city. Read every wort carefaily. for “money saved is money earned,” and hero is an extraordinary opportunity te ‘ave money. We are closing out many “sual lots” of merchaudise for almost aothing and offering » nuwber of S values" in Cartains. and Dr toenliven trade and give sou ‘more for your honey than you can ob- tain elsewhere. Note these: 15 pieces ef 30-inch Real Tamboured Lace for saab curtains, two patterns. Re- duced from $1.25 to 50c. per yard. 10 pieces.50-tnch Rea) Tamboured Lace for eush curtains Reduced from $1.75 to 7c. per yard. 100 yards Burmese Curtain Material. Reduced from 20c. to 10c. per yard. 9 pieces Renaissance Tinseled Curtain Drapery, nearly all silk, nine lovely art colorings. Keduced from $6.50 to 82.75 Ber yard. Really no price at all for this ‘elewant curtain fabric. 2-toch Crushed Finsh tn Crimson, Olive, Old Goid, Pescuck Bie, Terre Cotta and Cardinal, elle everywhere for #1.25. Reduced to 90c. per yard. 4 pieces Giik Piush Bordering in Olive and Gold colorings. Keduced from @1 to We. per yard. ‘Weimported fivo rich colorings in Hin- oo Striped Curtain Drapery which cost «U8 €3.25 per yard on the other side. To close them out immedistely—in a day— ‘wo shall sei! them at $1.08 per yard. 1,000 pieces Ecru Nottinghan Lace Curtains, 33 yarde ons, better than many @1.26 Curtains, only $1 per pair. 100 patre Irish Point Lace Curtains at the “special” price of $3.00 per pair. 50 pairs Swiss Tamboured Lace Car. tains at the *“special” price of $4.65 per pair. 9 pairs only of this Real Brussels Lace Curtain, which we shall close at $9 per pair; worth almost double. Only 42 left of the 64 Turcoman ‘Table Covers wehave been selling at $2.. ‘Theso 42 are now $1.33 each. 17x17-iuch Down Pillows, plain, now @e. ; frilled, now 80c. each. FRINGES. ‘Yo close out our entire stock of Furniture and we offer them at exactly 50 cents ona doliar—one-half their former prices. No euch opportunity has evér been offered. Prices were from 10c. to $2.50 per yasd; Now be. t0 $1.25 per yard. JULIUS LANSBURGH, Cor. 13th and F wi Owe 909 FA. AVE. X.W, TOMORROW, AND FOR TOMORROW ONLY, FROM 8 A. M. TOG P. M. 200. $4 BLEACHED SHEETING. Tomorrow from § a. m. to 6 p.m, At A. KAUFMAN'S, 2c. AMOSKEAG DRESS GINGHAMS.. Tomortow from $ a. m. tot p.m. At A. KAUFMAN'S. 12%. PRIDE OF THE WEST BLEACHED Tomorrow frou § a. in. to6p. m. At A. KAUFMAN'S. 2%5e. EMBROIDERED CORSET COVERS...,.,....15¢ ‘Tomorrow from 8a. m. toG p. m. At A. KAUFMAN'S. $7.00 ALL-WOOL LADIES’ BLACK REEFER, Frog-fastening and Russian Fur Collar...€4.00 ‘Tomorrow from 8a. m. to 6p. m. At A. KAUFMAN’. $5.00 CHILD'S ALL-WOOL PLAID GRET- chen, 4 to 12 years... Tomorrow from 8a. m. to6 p.m. At A. KAUFMAN’S. $1.50 21-INCH BLACK AND COLOKED SILK 2c. CHILDREN'S RIBBED VESTS, WITH pearl buttons, six di ‘Tomorrow from &5c. No. 22 DOUBLE FACE SATIN RIBBON, extra super, all shades. ~ ‘Tomorrow from 8 4. m. At A. KAUFMAN RENNARD & COLGATE'S CHERRY BLOS- ‘som Extract, per ounce. Tomorrow from 8 a. m. to 6p. m. At A. KAUFMAN'S. 1,000 25c. IMPORTED TOOTH BRUSHES. ‘Tomorrow from 8 e. m. to G p. m. At A KAUFMAN'S, 8c, GBUTTON MOUSQUETAIRE KID GLOVES. Soc. EXTRA LARGE SATIN HUCK TOWEL....190 Tomorrow 8a. m. to 6 p.m. At A. KAUPMAN'S $7.50 17-4 MARSEILLES FINISHED SPREAD..O0 Tomorrow from 8 a.m. to6 p. m. At A. KAUFMAN Soc. LEATHER CHATELAINE BAGS. Tomorrow from 8a. m. to6 p. mn. At A. KAUFMAN'S. MI ‘ALL-WOOL WHITE UNDER- WEAR, 34 to 46. ‘Tomorrow from # a. m 106 p. um. At A. KAUFMAN'S. 19e. PEAI'S UNSCENTED SOAP. ‘Tomorrow from 8a. m. At A. KAUFMAN’S. THESE WONDERS CAN ONLY BE HAD FROM Sa. m. to Op.m. at Poe KAU PRASHTS a 00 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BET. 9VH AND 10TH STS. N. W., 1 __ Tomorrow, Wednesday, October 7. 5 O'Crocx Tras. ‘We have just opened © large assortment of 5 O'Clock Tea Kettles, with standsof Wroucht ‘Tron, Brass and Copper. ‘We think you witl not find as great o variety anywhere in the city. Prices, $2.25, 83, $3.75, 85, 86, 80.75 and ‘upto $15 each. WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, ‘Chine and Bouse/urnishings, 1206 PENN. AVE. 08 MER T 2. Toorm* Bavsnzs.—we rave a terre their cost 33 per cent, We hare ‘Brushes for 3c. whieh are sell tng everywhere for Se. and 50c. Ba UY POPULAR sH0 STAR A “showing” of Fall Merchandise that ie uuezampled with us, A “Star” Sale of Fall Merchandise that is of interest to every woman in Washingion. ‘The prives for which SUBSTANTIAL REMEMBRANCES for all who attend this OPENING AND “STAR” HALE. Tue angouncenents of « ce of clerks busy while the sale continues, ‘In combination with our FALL OPENING it mates an event of double im- {8 always nufficient to kewp our portance and interest, We've heard aothing but praise MILLINERY. ‘You wouid expect to be asked tho usu that fe gbove the standard in millinery art. Wo will surprise you—pleas- actiy—if you but give our stock an examination and comparison with others, Our stock of Lace Curtains, Portieres, Yard Draperies, Table Covers, ‘Stamped Linens, &c., is “PAR EXCELLENCE.” Surprisingly low prices Preval. notwithstanding the high grade of draperies shown. We can save you fully 25 percent by furnishing your house with draperies bought hers. . ‘Ax exanination costs nothing and will benedt both of us, $3 F i: KKE Dress Goods and the Trimmings for them—a complete stock, varied Assortments and RIGHT PRICES are bringing the trade here. —— Daxss Goons Axv Sirxs. $1.25 224nch Drocaded Satins, street colors and evening shades. she. yard ‘Be. 20-inch Do! and evening om $1.00 and $1.25 20-inch Black ‘Sat! 60c. 88-inch Plain and Fancy Cheviots, also Canuel's Hair Pinids.. Sc. yard. $142-Inch Camel's Hair Plaids, striped sexes and plaid cloths. re 87¥4c. 40-inch All-wool Bedford Cor newest shades. ‘50e. Colored All-wool Henriettas. ‘Je. Colored All-wool Henriettas. 81 Colored All-wool Henricttas, 81.00 All-wool Striped and Novelty Dress Goods. . 81.25 All-wool Striped Novelty Dress Goods. $1.37 Ali-wool Striped Noveity Dress Goods. 81.50 All-wool Stripe@ and Jacquard Black Novelty Dress Goods... Hovservayrsuixe Lixexs. 84 Table Cloths, with 1 dozen napkins to worth $4, $4.50 and $5, Star -83.25, 93.75 and 84 muateh, worth 85.50, $5.75, 86.50, Star prices. $4.75, 85.50,85.75, German-bleached | Fine-finish 00-inch wide ‘Very fine line of Satin-finish Damat wide, worth 8! €0-inch-wide Turkey Ked Damxsk, oi] colors, worth 65c. 50c. yard 8-4 German-bleached eight styles. Fringed Chenil . Chenille Portierss, eight styles, Exquisite styles of ‘Cheni 3.48, 815.48, $18.98 and $25, and all intermediate prices, all much lower in price by 62 to 85a pair than ‘ean be purchased elsewhere. Great bargains in Nottingham Lace Curtains. 50c. a pair to $6.50. jpecial—50 pair Brussels Effect Lace Curtains, worth $5. ‘ Silk-striped colors of stripe, worth Great bargains in Irish tains, SPECIALS. 14 pair Tambour Lace, worth $9 and $10....$6.95 pair 13 pair Irish Point Lace Curtains, worth $10. $5.45 pair Plain Color China bilks, 72 inches wide, worth 3 Ge. ya We have on “show” somo Leattiful creations in Moad Goar. What enhauces the beauty of these aro the surprisingly iow prices, MS TREET, SALE actly as our $2ani $.} crades. We are confident you cannot dupli- 33 Fors handsome and stylish Gress Bevadeloch ts the prevailine fabric. Bivadcioths spouged tree of charxe. i ‘Those having diMculty tn matching buttons rau have them iuale Ly us to match say costume at Joc. per dozen, We have among our Fancy Neck- ‘wear a China Silk Pumpadour Ruch- ina, im all the leading shades, fur (01.48 per yard. Doable Chiffon, gathored on a stk ribbon band. embroidered ade, it all the leading shades, $1.57 pet Polka Dot Poxbie Chiffon, cath- ered ob a band in Biack and White, Feliow and Waite, Pink and White, Lavender aud White, for $1.08. Ostrich Feathered Ruching in Pink, Light Biue, White, Cream, Binck, 98e. per yard. ‘Surah Plaiting, in all the leading shades, only 4c. per yard. ‘we sell qoods this week will make TAR" SALE ALONE shout our Finely Selected Stock of ual extortionate prices for anything ms : ABOUT THE HOOK AND EYE QUESTION. We are sel:ing more Hooks and Byes than any other Louse in plete, with all sizes and as the “PELICAN, ' “STRAIGHT,” at prices much ‘shan usually charged, We are NT OE £o% sccm beams wae aoe J RSS i See $ oo abled to quote extremely low prices. N ONS N XN ‘eG 4 ‘The “Oniy" DELONG HOOK AND EYE, which wili not unfasten of ftee7. Donut be mfluenced by ital tations ata lower price. Our price, 1c. card, 6 canis for 73c.. Violet, - Heliotrope, Bweet Briar, Josmtae, Price, 35 cents por ounes. Special Price, 19 conts por ounce, es ‘Ladies suould visit our Handker. chic! Departmen:. Entirely new pat terns are displayed at prices lower than the rerular prices, 250 duzen Ladies’ Fine Sheer White Embroidered Handkerchiefs in nine different desivus at 1c. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkorebiete in different patterus at 12iye. Eleeaut Set Desixus White Mull Handkerchiefs at 13e. é Allliven Handsomely White Em- broidered in elaborate and delicate Productions at 50c. each. Croax Axo Serr Deranruenr. 10 PER CENT Disconnt 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 tuarked prices of which are us iow as cam be found anywhere. * ‘The following are the excoptions to the 10 per cent. They are unusually attractive barcains: Children’s $1.75 Sizes 4 to 12. Children's Heavy Brown Striped Keefe 4told, Excelientcioth, Worth e 20 Ladies’ Cioth Wrappers, stylishly made; Torth $8, every ousof them. Star Fries choice. OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE Can avail themselves of our exten- sive Mail Order Department. We have facilities for giving all commu- nications immediate consideration.. ‘We invite mail orders and solicit eor- Ladies’ $8.08 English Mackintoshes. Hoseny Axp Uspenwean, 50 doz. Children’s Cashmere Ribbed Hose, doubie knee, heel and toes, all sizes. 5 50 doz. of 50, Ladies’ Fast Black Rich patterns, stripes, &c. A.l the new shades. Also Fast Blacks. No better 50c. Hose in the city. fast Black Ribbed Hose. sizes 6 to 9. Value 250. « Per cent wool, guaranteed non-shrinkuble, White and natural... ec6 = 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. 83e. $1.29 26-inch Glorla Umbrellas, oxidized handies.09s | L,8SEEP OFF AND MINDOW GLASS FOR SALE At manufact: prices. $2.00 26-inch Gloria Umbreil ei crook By JAMES H. McGILL, Dea e: in Building Rsndles.. roaeras S663 008-614 G ots news ae SUPPlin, $2.50 28-inch Gloria Ut dies. tae $4.98 mr i a EEE 4.08 Miuuwerz Deeanrvesr. HE es Best quality Wool Felt Hats, Iadies’,all shapes, Hoi Eee e108 Black and coiors.. -- Be. each 1.50 French Felt Hate, Biack end colors, all oo, we Esa new shapes... Bleach NRE 04.98 Trneursos, — aged $1.00 Fancy Colored Bead Trimming, new pat- Bf HE cscs Sie. Silk and Tinsel Gimp, ali colors.........17¢. yard Hues, _ Cut Steel Gimp, different desiens,......50e. yard i Hkee= sce 10c. Colored Silk Gimp, for edging. 2oe. Bisok Shi Gtr Ur ieene ‘ 6. Black Silk Collar, thw latest. Asa proof of the mamnitude of our stock of Ladies’ and Children's Cloaks and Suits and the extensiveness of the variety, we se lect buta single price—$4.08—and give be- low the variety of Coats woare offering at that price. Where else will you be shown such excellent Fall and Winter-weight Jack- Fearaen Tana. ‘Tse. Black Feather Edging, double row....49e. yard @1.50 Black Ostrich Feather ‘trimming. 8c. Cocque Feather Boas... Lace. 25e. Black Silk Lace, new patterns. 8c. Black Silk Demi-flounce, Borroxs.. 20c. Colored Ball Crochet Buttons... 15e. dozen 10c. White Pearl Dress Buttons,all sizes......5¢.dozen ‘Spectal—ail colors Fancy Metal Buttons, .....3e. dozen, Nortons. Clark's 200-yand_ Spool Cotton, two spools for. Sc. Spool Linen Titread, White and Black. 1c. Sleinert's Gum Shield, be. Ball Knitting Cotton, ali sizes, ‘89c. dozen Black Sewing Silk. so 5c. Hox Biack Spool Twist, 25 sposis., be, Steel Key Chains, 0c. pe, Fancy Dross Belting, ail colors. 10c. pe. Fancy Bone Casing, ali colors. 10e. Box Rubber Hairpins. 15e. 40-in. Spring Tape Measure. 5c Figured China Silks, 32 inches wide, worth 95¢. 7c. yd A large assortment of Madrases, Swisses, Tamnboured and Irish Point Laces, Silkolines, &c., at extremely low prices, ‘2c, Holland Window Shades, all colors. King's *cotch Holland Window Shades, tracrdinary barvain. Can't be made to oyler for lens tham $1 and 81.25, ‘Two yards ion 36 inches wide... 50e. each 88 Japanese Gold Embroidered Screens, three panels, 5 feet hich... -+-#4.95 each Taste Covers, Srasven Lisens, &o. 16x16 Momie Squres, tied fringe <i 12x12 Linen Doyjies, red border 4c. each 72-4nch lonz Colored Center Bureau Scarfs, ..44c. oach 24x24 Hemstitched Linen Squares. 18x18 Fine Tapésiry Squares, eight 8x8 Mats to 12 papers Good American Pins... 91.25 Fine el 45c. 22x34 Damask Tray Cloths. Learxer Goons, 83.50 Fancy Eubroidered Shopping Bags....... | G8 and 7c. Leather Music Rolls, different parr) 12). Real Alligator Puzae, large size... Te ‘25c. Imitation Seal and Calf Pocket Books, oxi. dized clasp. ens. Stand 72-inch Linen Bureau Scaris, wortl For 480. each a-larze assortwment of Linen Burosn Bear's, orth Gxe. to 75. Splashers for outlining. jtamped Pillow Shams, good cotton.. 2D and Sc, Sturling Silver Thimbies, ali sizes...-21e Cut Silver Garter Cias; ‘egch | 50°. Rogers Koyai Butter Knives. = 6-4 Imported Velour 85.00 7 Pravournres Axo Tourer Annicies. ‘30e. Bottle Tappan's 4-02. Farin Colozno. ‘Be. Bottle West India Bay Rum. Shandon Bells Extract, per oz. Wire Hair Brushes, round or squm Qe. Pears’ 3834 por cent Glycerine Honp,. Handi * Sc. Packasro Oriole Tollot Paver, flat. 3He. White Silk Initial Handkerchiely. Sx Colewet ik Eabroiderad Edge Handicor- BEDEeeeeES Mosum Unornwean, Tyraxze Goons, $1.00 and $1.25 Underwear, lace and Hambirg ‘trimmed, include Gowns, Chemises, Shirts, WOdozen Drawers, lace or Hambury triamed, $1.25 Braided Pillow Shaine, cambrio ruffle. .80c. pair Baume Grov: a don $1 ¢-button Kid Gloves, ‘Tans, Grays . TIM BTBERT. } 3 te - ‘ Bat ce SR a POPULAR BROFPING PLACE. ets and Reefers at this popular price? We also desire it understood that no charges are ‘made for alterations, a fit being guaranteed. Ali Coats are full length, weil made and Sin- ished in s superior manner. Ladies’ Broad Wale Diagonal Jackets, tailor bound, notch collar, welted seams; Biack Tolling collar, lap seams, sili frozs....$4. Ladies Bisck Pisin Cheviot Reefer Jackets, notch collar, flap pockets, double- breasted $4.98 ‘Ladies Biack Wide Wale Cheviot Reefer Jackets, rolling collar, lap seams, silk frog Misses’ Rouzh Diagonal Keefer Jackets, frog fastenings, rolling collar. Sizes 12, ‘14.and 16 years.....: $4.98 CHILDREN'S CLOAKS. Children’s Novelty Plaid Gretchen Cloaks, military cape, igh shoulders, cord girdle; very stylish effect. Sizes 6 to 12 years, 04.98, CHILDREN'S DRESSES, Children’s Novelty Pisid Suits, a new and becoming style. Sizes 3 to 10 years..04.98 We have a handsome line of Children's Fall and Winter Suits, made from Henriet- tas, Plaids, Cashmeres, Cheviots and Nov- city Cloths im new fall styles and colors Sizes 3 to 10 years, $3.75t0 $10 each—iarger sizes to order if desired. GOSSAMERS. ‘Strango you never think of buying s Gow ‘Samer until {t rains, ‘Then, asa raie, you rusb ip anywhore, pick one up hurriedly and off you so. Thet is mothe right way to buy @ Gossamer. Como in some clear day, take your time and look through our stock carefully—wake a sclection and then you. are ready for the rain. You will not find ‘many stocks of Gossamers equal to the one we bave. Al) the latest styles, including ‘the “*Inverness” and others, Children's Guesamers, 75e. to @2,48. La- @ice’ Gossamers, $1.25 to $12, A!l of them, for the poorest up, are war- ranted waterproof. THE BON MARCHE, ry MAAND MOTTHST. WW. gy INSEED OIL AND Bohan seems, Sem eae Woovwannd 5 Lor 20TH. 11TH AND F STS. X.W. MILLINERY PARLORS. Second feor, lst and 24 anneses. | OUE.Fe Devartment now open for bnst- ee San §8 stocked with a choice amsortment Ostrich Foather Moss. lar prices prevail. (Third door, 20th se bulldane.) Fux Axo Wisren Urnousrenr AND UPHOLSTERY WORK. ASTER IS TLE AXLE OF UPHOL- tery, and that is just where we claim to excel. Upholstery is ineeps- rable from the Dry Goods business Decause all its beloncings are drawn from, ft, and as our buyers overrun the mercantile world in search of the mew, the beautiful and the useft! ia fabrics, and are artists in their re pective lines, we naturally fall beir to the best thine, As this ts the proper time for fitting up the home prior to the season of social and Lease Joyment that berins with cooler weatuer, wo take it for granted that you will de interested im the following: * You, no doubt, remember the two colossal lots of CHENILLE CURTAINS we offered tm Septomber. Of these two lots, representing the «reatest number of Chentile Curtains ever Wrought to Wash:nston at one time, there are Jess than one Lundred pairs here. We want to Sell tiem ali by the end of this week. ‘To do this we have iowerei the prices to 96.75, €7.50, 610, and $12.50. Worth €10.00 to $18.00 a pair. ALSO About thirty bait pairs of CHENILLE CURTAINS, Buiteble for sineie doors, couch covers, &e., at 2.50, $3.50, €5 and 86.25 LACH. Those of you who did get ;some of the above foods know the vaiue of this offering: those Who did not secure any will do well to look ow. They are choice in desigus and colorings; Rot old, but new, fresh and fall of soiid worth. = Srecran HOLLAND WINDOW SHADES, Bbc. to 9c. radea, FOR 19. ‘We have one thousand IOLLAND WINDOW SHADES thet were more or less rubbed or otherwise damaged **m transit,” which, with fixtures complete and ready to bang, we will ell tomorrow at 19c. zacu. Aso ALL THE UNCALLED-FORSHADE ORDERS made in our work rooms, Tocrrnes ‘With alot of DECORATED SHADES, seven fect (ong, including Shades worth 23e. to 90c. ‘Your choice of entire iot 19c. acu. Ours is the only honse in this section carry- fing a full line of JOHN KING & SON'S GENUINE SCOTCH HOLLANDS, Inall the widths and colors. Decidedly the Dest Shade Cloth manufactured. ‘We haves thoroughly equipped SHADE FACTORY On our premises end are prepared to execute the best work at the lowes: prices. ‘Window Shades to order for private residences, oteis, offices, stores, &c., dc. ESTIMATES FREE (Fourth ficor, 11th st. buiiding.) Bias Ru Fax Aus Witm. A, 8 THE SEASON ADVANCES AND THE A’A now importations are received, it becomes 4 “A quite plain that elegance and richness will characterize inore than ever the fabrics of the year. Even the woolens are wore rich and beautifal than they Lave been for many years, ‘The weaves and colorings combine to beig!:ten ‘the effect and the trimiings enhance the whole style. If this be true of the simple, lew ex- Are coming fully into prominence again. Om back seats for atime, but now very near tothe front, and they promise to resume their old foremost position as a ladies’ dress material. ‘Our direct importations of SILKS for fall and Winter are now ia. The latest novelties from Lyons and Paris, together with the newest ‘weaves in plain fabrics, Prominent among the latest novelties aré BROCHE AND DAMASBE EFFECTS. They attract by their richness of quality and Giversity of design. Our display is by far the richest we've ever made. LOUIS XVI, BOUQUET AND FLORAL DE- ‘SIGNS BttIl bold the attention of the French desicn- ers. Wecan show yowsuch, in prices ranging from g $2 TO $9 A YARD. Among the new PLAIN WEAVES you will find “THE VICTORIA" (Emanating from the Bengaline.) It isa material of reat beauty and softness. For reception, <linner and evening dresses it stands without a rival. pe colors we show are— Biack—Old Rose—Reseda, Gris—Acier—Atlantique, Gray—Peari—Scores. Belze—_Brown—Courterette. Gold Brown—-Niacara—Prune, Royal—Bisque—Amethyst. Cream—White—Ciel, Pink —Lilac—Nii —Maize and Silver— To the fabrics exclusively confined to us we have added the product of JOHN D. CUTTER & 00., ‘Whichgwe are showing in Biack Surah, Black Faille Francaise, Batth Duchesse—(evening shades), Fancy Stripes—(evening shades), be., &e., de, (Pirst floor, under skylicht.) 7 Veuvers. [ ADVERTISING, WEHAVE INADVERT- (ently slighted our VELVET DEPARTMENT, but we have not slichted it im"stocking it— superb lines of Vo.ve:s of the choicest colorings from the best foreign lucins are here. The prices for 1S-nch are $1.00, €1.25.61.50 and €2.008 yard. Our $1.50 aac $2.00 Velvets are ail-silk warp, end our own importation. Our $2.50 Velvets are made im Lyons, France, expressly for as and om account of their oxquie- ite richness take the place of aii etl& velvete. Pivsnes. The stock of COLORED PLUSHES ts lance and varied and comprises art colorings, me- ium end dark choice shadimm for DRAPERY, FANCY WORK, UPHOLSTERY, be., &e. ‘The pr ces for 18-inch are— ‘Boe. —$1.00-91.25, And $1.25-€1.50 for 24-tch. ‘We are showing 2n extensive line of BLACE VELVETS, ‘Unusually 0, owing to the increased demand over last Year. ‘The German Velvets are 1 00-$1.25-61.50-$1.75 and 62.000 yard. Lous Silk Velvets, 62.50 and $3.508 yard. Lyons All-silk Velvots, @4.00 up to $8.50 8 » ‘The shadings are rich and the subriqus i yor ove» omen ie daaoe 3 ‘wide and $1.25 yard. (CPiset floor, under skyhxkt.) aes _. WOODWARD & ZoTHROS, 008 (10th, 11th and F eta, ow. full foron Dad you have ome to PEt ont Low of you have mowwhe Gant have them—you've tees buying: ure. All erades have beon going —from 810 t0 635. You're picking trom cheaper Prices than ever before that's because the coats are better, Some folks expect more for thelr money than otbers_bat ‘we think we've surprised everybody. ‘We've won lots of men this season whe (Ore tired of fooling with tailors the long © waite—hieh prices—and after all to gat Bothing but ordinary satisfaction WE DO BETTER THAN THAT. Youces (Wear the coat (rom the moment you buy ‘it—don"t cost balf—and the result ts ai) Foucould ask, Satisfaction in eur dio- tionary bas bat ope synonym—PER- FECTION—and we live up to@. Most ‘men like originality in the design of their Clothes. Is OUR OWN BRAINS and HANDS that shape ours—and of course (our Variety gets tho best of every other. We follow fashion until i gets te ‘be folly—then we strike out for oun elves. The results—and that's what you. Jook at—are the convipcims kind. So we are busy with the OVERCOATS—Lioht Weghta. And the FALL SUITS, too. We've never had such an assrtment of SUITS since we've been in business. We ‘Want you to jook st it. You know stout ‘what style you want—and if you don't you'll svon have a mind on the sulject if ‘We can only pass our line in review. ‘We've all other folks can show youand MOKE—vecause they take what they can fet_and we make what we want The ‘sult graies are paraiiel with the over Soate-$10 to $35. But a sight of favor. ‘able comment is made on 615 grades im Doth. It takes $20 to find their equals. ‘The weather is all the reminder you ‘Reed that it's time to be buying.—We dust Want to put iz » word for our stock — Our BOYS and CHILDREN'S floor G4 Auli of good ange. Leties have got @ day more im that epestal eale (nthe SHOE DEPARTMENT. Wu chick ciothes and overcoats you can't wear © @ummer HAT. We've the tind vo change te. Our FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT Jotlows fo dloseiy. Are you with wal Saxe Axv Comrarr, The Only Complete Wardrobe Ouetttore va the South. PENNSILVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH oY STREET. PRT TTT Srom coats. Provide yourself with Mackintosh. At the price we offer an imported Coat, ‘with Cape, €7.50, such @ chance does not appear often. We closed out the stock of an English nana facturer of water-proof gar ments at 60 per cent off their value. Prices, 5, (67.50, 610, up to 625. . JOSEPH AUERBACH YOUR OUTFITTER, ny Uptown. eb bhhihhh N Lavies- 4 WONDER IN SHOEMAKING, SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES. 4 FULL LINE NOW IN BTOCE. Price €3.50. é ‘These Shoes look well and fit well. ‘They are comfortable to tender feet. ‘Made on the bencu at our Baltimore house, Good material used to make them. Calland see them. Ask for them. It's the favorite family shoe. ‘You won't be without them after one trial. Extra orders will be 50 cents extra price, ‘This shoe is worth $5.00 of anybody's money. ‘Ask for our make—$3.50 Shoe. WILSON & CARB, Conor s'h-€2.25, €1.50, €1.75,