Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three fimes larger than that of any other paper fm the city. As a lecal NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. Pt She RCE TE ESCO ‘When Senator Jchn J. Ingalls groped in one of the dark corners of literature and brought tolighta beautiful and eloquently expressed sentiment from Massillon a great many people elosed their cars to the charge of plagiarism which was made and agreed with Mr. Ingalls ‘that bo was entitled to gratitude for having dis- covered and publicly displayed such «gem, von although proper credit had not been Biven the author. There were, indeed, numer- ous individuals who held that the accusation of cribbing had not been sustained and who insisted that by some mysterious mental pro- eens two minds—widely separated by time— had produced offspring that looked very much slike. Tho Massillon incident is now almost forgotten, but another and more marked ex- hibition of the occult process referred to will recall tho earlier exhibition and reopen a much vexed question. A day or two since there appeared, in several Rewspapers, an extraordinary production of some Jength and signed by theeminent Kansan. The article in question was on an interesting topic—“The Cabinet of the United State and hed the agriculturist from Atchison beon more intent on literature and less anxious as to his potato crop and the political possibilities to be found in constant association with a hoe he must have detected « striking resemblance be- tween his remarks on the cabinet and an array of factson the same subject which have for years been printed in the Congressional Di- Teotory. That he dii not de so was his mis- fortune, for there arc slauderers who will once more ery “plagiarism” and accuse the diet guished anther of that which is in literature “the unpardonable sin.” After a brief intro- ductory disquisition on the manner in which foreign ministries are born and disposed of the ex-Senator proceeds to give a consensus of the duties which by law and custom are attached to those officers who comprise the Presiden official family; aud this piece of descriptive work isa replica of the more important por- tions of the chapter on “Department Duties,” which commences on page 199 of the latest Srngressional Directory. Occasionally a re- dundant word is omitted and once in a while thers is something which would indicate that the thinkers of the two authors had temporarily separated; but, taken as a whole, the two publi- evtions are twins. That the ex-Senator should heve stolen his material can hardly be deemed possible. Had Mr. Ingalls drawn his information from the directory fount he would never have attached his signature to ths borrowed statement of facts; and if the composition was not original with him why did ho have it copyrighted? It is an extraor- dinary coincidence, worthy the attention of editors and psychological students. ———— ‘The October term of the Supreme Court of the United States which opens next Monday is one of the most important ever held in all the history of that great tribunal. In the first place the number of cases, 395, is the largest on docket at the beginning of a term. There has been a steady increase in the number of cases during many years. The organization of an intermediate court of appeals has not yet affected the volume of business before the Su- preme Conrt, it having been too recent to have had such effect as will almost certainly follow. The Bering sea Seyward case, the lot- tery cases, the grain eleyator case from New York, and the three cases involving the consti- tutionality of the tariff act are set for the 18th and 1%h instants, In the interesting legal con- tention over the last mentioneri issue the Mc- Kinley act is assailed on the ground that the bill never passed the House and Senate as it was signed by the President. It is contended that the bill which, did pass both houses of lines of Men's Underwear. Exceptionally good values are offered—not im any one particular grade or num- ber, but throughout the entire stock. This has always ‘been one of our leading departments, our Men's Un- derwear being quoted as the best » certain amount of money could purchase, bit this year our buyer hes overshadowed all previous efforts, both as to quality and prices. He says he will save you from 101025 Der cont on all Men's Underwear purchased at the 930 AND 932 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Palais Royal—and he ought to know. Every store has White Merino Shirts and Drawers for 50c. So have we, but compare ours to the average Se. quality, you can't distinguish the difference. Scotch Merino Shirts and Drawers for 60c. are as ood value. Saxony Wool Underwear, Shirts or Drawors........75¢ Extra-heavy Saxony Wool Underwear. ‘Natural Wool Underwoar.....eceesesees ‘atural Wool Underwear, warranted all wool.. American Hosiery Co.'s Balbriggam Winter- ‘Weight Underwoar.......secsee.-ssessese-seseeeeee BL 25, ‘Extra-heavy White Lamb's Woo! Underwear....$1.25 ‘Lamb's Wool (Red) Underwear, warranted al? 81.5 WOO] ....asesssessssnersaceesesersecescnees Extra-beavy Camels’ Hair Underwear, all wool..61.50 ‘White Cashmere Underwear, all pure wool. ... English Camel's Hair Underwear, very fine qual- 01.75 MY reesees:.sesessesecssssncenconenes savensnsenases: Gray Australian Wool Underwear, pure Black ‘and White wool mixed.......... 2 Red Medicated Pure Wool Cashmere Underwear....82 ‘Should you desire any Fall-weight Underwear we are ‘showing very food lines at 50c., 75e. and $1. We are also showing splendid Tailor-cut Canton Flannel Drawers, bleached, st 75c., and unbleached st ‘SOc. 8 pair. Come and interview us on the Underwear question, ‘It may be profitable to you-cam do no harm, at any rate. «“ THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Wanx Usvenwran For Lanrs. OPER F g3 ween me anin vorsinel SST REE SS IN OUR 00. ew y GRAND NEW 00. pie ye ERE NEXT TO CORNER K, ONE SQUARE NORTH OF OUR OLD LOCATION. ALTHOUGH OUR STORE 18 NOT AL- TOGETHER IN APPLE-PIE ORDER, THE GREATEST STOCK ON EARTH OF BRAND-NEW FALL FOOTWEAR 18 HERE, AT PRICES THAT WILL AGREEABLY STARTLE YOU, AND A BIG FORCE OF EXPERIENCED AND ACCOMMODATING 84LES PEOPLE TO SERVE You. >) ‘S a a bene rs G rex ‘3 teenie wane! aie Boawe RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, 930 AND 932 SEVENTH STREET, BRANCHES: 1922 PENNA. AVE., 281 PENNA. AVE. 8.2, S@ LOOK OUT FOR OUB GRAND-GS it = s@-FOBMAL OPENING.-@8 “Tur Moxvmestat.» 987 AND 900 F ST. N. W. §3= ‘00 7 MORROYY 3 ey Tuuxspar, Oorosza 8, 1891. ‘In answer to the numerous inquiries made daily by our friends and intending customers, ‘we beg to inform the public that our stocks are nearly ready for our Grand Opsning, which will 7 take place TOMORROW AT 9:30 A.M. For nearly two weeks we have had the entire force of sales people formerly employed by C. ‘Ruppert, in addition to the ladies engaged by ‘us, working with all thelr mi¢ht to got the enormous stocks of fine gopis assorted and ready for this grand sale. Thestocks are 0 enormous, the collections so varied and the axticles 20 numerous, that it would take us TWO WEEKS MORE to mark themzdown to OUE selling price. For this reason we have ecided to dispense with the ro-marking for the Present, but in order to make our opening a memorable oneto ALL the people of Washing- ton, we will leave everything marked as it is, ‘but sell it to all comers at EXACTLY ONE-HALF (5) THE PRICE MARKED. ‘This is no unmeaning boast or catch-penny advertisement, but a substantiated and indie putable FACT. Our salespeople will exhibit tho goods and youcan CONVINCE YOURSELF of the truthfulness of our assertion. As you well know, we have secured this stock atapriceso much below itscost that wecan ‘well afford to do this and more, ‘We will open this store tomorrow, not for ® “As You Lis In PERRY'S. You know best about your fall and winter WRAP. It isn’t *‘ours to reason why"—but if you want to have it made up to your personal measure and notion—it is our duty to provide the “‘wherewith.” We haves collection of fabrics that must certainly meet you all, face to face with your taste’s desire. To that we have added a variety of ASTRACHAN CLOTH that is going ‘to have another season of favor for trimming. ‘So far as the materiais are concerned you can select aa handso:ne a picce of goods as ever went into agar ment—the Parisian effects not excepted. The rest your modiste will have todo for you. But owr part comes first—(you can’t bake bread until you mix it)—and it has a dellar and cents value that economy untes Youto look into. 50-tnch BLACK ASTRACHAN~$3.60, $4, $5, 86, 7 and S80 yard. S0inch GRAY ASTRACHAN—$4 and 05.504 yard. 50-inch GREEN ASTRACHAN-€5 a yard. 50-inch BROWN ASTRACHAN-86 & yard. 50-inch WITITE ASTRACHAN-$6 a yard. You will find both the loose and the tight curls. ‘Now what are you going to put the Astrachan on is the Wwestion. Answer it out of this choico assort- S4-inch FANCY FABRICS—$1 a yard. St-inch TA BLUE and BLOWN PLALDS—$1.50 a yard. 54-inch CAMEL’S HAIR and weaves of kindred texture and desicn—$1.50a GG-inch Blue and Tan Cheviot—61.60 & yard. G4nch FANCY GRAY styles—€2 a yard, 54-inch CREAM BEDFORD CORDS— ay 64-inch HEAVY-WEIGHT BEDFORD CORD—Bine—#4.50a yard. 504nch BLACK BEDYORD CORD— 84a yard. i4imch BLACK BEDFORD CORD Aned-95 a yard. 50-inch BLACK BOUCLE—83a yard. 5é-inch BLACK MELTON-$3.50 @ yard, ae KERSEYS in four colors 4.50 a yard. ch BLACK DIAGONAL—lined— rd. ‘58-inch BLACK CHEVIOT—@4 a yard. 58-inch BLACK WIDE WALE EVIOT—#4. 50 a yard. ¢ 56-inch BEAVER CLOTH—all colors— ‘S40 yard. 'e have two grades of PLUSH—choice ones owrs are—Don't skip them, R74nch ENGLISH SILK FLUSH-85 ayard. 60-inch ENGLISH SILK PLUSH-812 ayard. There is no telling what will plesse you until you look—for there are all sorts here—plain and fancy ef- fects, Something must suit—and the way we have them ali marked brings the cost within your reach. Remember you have got to have the Wrap: takes timo—and you shouid be about it. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. Call us up and telephone 995, 1t Successors to E. G. Davis, ; 719 Market Space, Corner 8th st. YOUR Last CHANCE TOMORROW ‘TO SEE SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL, ‘Tomorrow is the last.day of our GOLDEN ROD OPENING. HUNDREDS of people ‘have been in to see it, and there has not been @ dissenting voice from any one. Every one that ‘bails from Washington says it isthe most beauti- ful display he orshe has ever seen, and dozens 7, 1891-TEN PAGES. SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY R. Gornscump, 1007-1009 F ST. N. W. (CAlways the Cheapest.”) TOMORROW'S PRICES WILL CROWD OUR STORE WITH CUSTOMERS, REDUCTIONS HAY- ING BEEN MADE ALL OVER OUR STORE. $11.98 Axsoxta Crocs, $7.98. ‘Thess Clocks are made of iron, begutifully finished ingoldand black. They strike every hour and half $6.98 Axsosta Croces, $4.98. These Clocks are the same as above, but a little smaller. $3.48 Piston Laws, 82.48. These Lamps are beautifully decorated both shade and bowl, and haveasolid brass tend. «g $10.98 Prusxo Laurs, $8.98. ‘These Lamps are made of solid brass, double duplex burner and extinguisher and a fine larze uunbrella shade A barcain at $10.98, 25c. Nicnt Laws, 15. There Lamps areextremely useful, making @ splen- did tight. $25 Suvex Stavcr, $19.90. ‘These sets contain: Tea Pot, Coffee Pot, Surat Bowl, Cream Pitcher and Spoon lielder, and are made of quadrupic plate on white Guarantecd for twenty years, A bargain at 825. $1.48 Suivex-Praren Borrn DISHES, 9c. These Butter Dichos are of silver plate, hand en- graved. A bargain at or ca ee 25. Fise Faurr Prares, 15c. These plates are of fine ware, hand-painted decors- tions; no more at ibe. c 480. Wuxow Durss Forus, 25c.]; A requisite to every family. Only 29 in stock. Call early. 65c. Rear Seat Pocxer Booxs, 48c. 48. Cuarezarse Baas, 35e. Theso Bags are made of fine leather and oxidized trimmings; very cheap at 48c, 15c. Lurzoven Doven Eco BEATERS, 5c. ‘This famous Ecg Beater is known by every house- Keeper. Tomorrow for Se. 15¢. Lance Screwouvens, 7c. The Screwdrivers are larxe and have black handles and have a steady sale at 15c. 150. Nicxex Srove Poxznrs, 10c. A beautiful Poker, with a long handle and fully nickeled. 100 Carns Por Tus, Sa. ‘These Tiles are made of iron, 10c. Buran Kares, 5c. 1 $2.48 Luponren J anpisizns $1.98. These Jardiniers are the fine imported ones and come in six colors. At moderate prices. No: former priceson these $14.75.—Weare offering them this season GOOD VALUES In rss. Ladies’ made, full length, sk frogs. Keyular value is @%. oa 85.08.-eR ipecial price, Ladies’ Cape Costs (the latest novelty Satin finish, tailor made. Special price, ee | Ladies’ and Misses’ Genuine Astrachan Fur-trimmed Coats, full revere; best quality diagonal cueviot, silk frogs, ta‘lor made, satin finish, Regular value is 812. Special price, e890. 50-8 Weare displaying the larcest assortment of Imported Noveities in Ladies’ Waiking Coats, Long Capes, jens than in thecity, which we offer at to import. ¥ HILDREN'S CL) ‘OU PROM 15 1025 PEK HASE. Irs A Gret: Cheviot Resfer, tailor im ladies wraps). Black Cheviot, braided: studded with out Jot nail Regular value is WOULD DO WELL 1 TOUR STOCK OF LADIES’, MISS. S47 WILL SAVE ON YOUR PUR- RY KNEBY'S DAILY LOAKS.J LETTER, Tomorrow, October 8, wil be the last ay of our annual “Opening” for the display of our newest and latent sty lee 1 Cioa.s, Suits and Purnishines and while the building is in its “Drew of Gres” We invite every one m Washington am@ ‘Vicimity to Crop tnand eee us, not thet You are not always want you to see the sto ‘The whole effect bas been Fatrioticslly hewbtened by eatly colored fags and buntmes and a profuse colle tion of choice pianta, altos, &. You know uses the leading Cloak am Suit House of the District, and you will find, upon examination of our stock, that thie opimon will be strengthened. Capes, Cloaks and Sui find here the season The sient produ:tions. styles are American modifications of extreme Ew Fopesn ideas. approved Ly the *"faxhiom leaders” of the country. Most of these styles ere confiued strictiy to us i this vicinity, We want particulariy to cal! attention to our new and Fur-trimmed Conta Rave received ment of fas “Beruhardt” Long Capes The tormer RN hdecly sty SR Giving. We can consctentiousiy aay thet NRX there is not a bapdsomer and vwtter aS Bas wearing line of Ladies” Pur-trinmed Coats in Washington than those which L TER we are now offeramg at remarkably ree £ fe cunchto poten. rt kee 7 er. the store has been entirely and an clqmant Whittier electric elevator added. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, 833 Penneyivanis ave. “Only a girl,” was the encering remark of acrnsty FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING “Read, mark and inwandi! SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN, Cheriots, Tweeds, Silk Mixtures, Camden ck Cassimeres, &c., strictly all wool, of excellent m: CUTAWAY‘COATS AND VESTS FOR MEX, Biack Worsteds, strictly ali fully up tothe required standard, Worth at retail all Of $15 if they’re worth a cent. OUR PRICE, $7.50 FOR COAT AND VEST. SUITS OF CLOTHES—FOR MEN. Harris’ Cassimeres and Wire Woven Wiltshires.— ‘The quality of these goods is above suspicion—Our were $16.40, $15.00 and AT $10 A SUIT. TUXEDO COATS are having a regular walkover this season. We have them, COATS AND VESTS OF CLAY WORSTED, at $14.50. ‘Make a note of this for future reference. OVERCOATS FOR MEN. We doubt if » handsomer line of Fall and Winter Overcoats was ever shown in this city. Campbell's Kerseys, Scotch Tweeds, Mottied Maxins, Enis the following quotations. oun” to the preser- ‘ation of the contents of your purses ‘oo]—make and materials Fas Axo Four Wearnez Wess ‘ABLES 00 UR LINE OF LIGHT-WeIonT $ SoveRcoars is kes feast ton 00 hungry man—"‘meet eatvefying.” We thought these ‘‘wilking” length English TOP COATS would catch the young men. They're ar up to any new ‘wrinkle—and apprecise i when ite worthy. We've made ibese up—notice ‘we say “we"—in all mades of smooth and rough weeves—nostly tmported cloths —stit-bed and Rpped the seame— cut vents up the shrs—lined them ap Propristely—and mrked them what they are worth—Tht's from $10 to 635. ‘But we never set ©wn one end of our erate tastes will @d just what they're Jooking for—at th same prices $10 to, €35. Melton, Whipcords, Picadilly Cheviots, Etrick’ Tweeds, &.—in any shade you wan.—Tuxedo Browns and Newport Tam are “frst colors” this oxuscn. Suppose ya wait and make up your mind after yu have seen our entire line, ‘We'll _keepshowing until you call “s balt"—Sa ISFIED. Over M—around all—above all—such Mehonsund ethers-alien weathr #5 thisis a MACINTOSH. on MacBt-oebthe spelling means SHORT PANTS SUITS. mue- A “k” would Kill it for gen- uirss—T. W. Stemier of New York is Sizes 4to 14 years. $1.50, $2, €2.50, $3, $3.50, WARM UNDERWEAR FOR CHILDREN. FINE MILLINERY, — HOSIERY, GLOVES, of traveling men from NEW YORK and PHILA- ‘Congress, and which included the tobacco re- few days only, but for all time. We will sim to 88a iCcssiven 250. S357, Ot American agent for the original and Below will pe found an abbreviated price list of si * ve Us wear. is |A say that ‘havenever seen the like ees C1 Sequined by the Cosette ae een 88 | Senate HON hse Woes acy honeter at a Tuete Cuspidors are beantifal iy Chan, Maciiooh aud Cos water make it an institution that you will voint to with goods and cheap at BOYS’ SUITS, COATS, VESTS AND LONG PANTS. Wto lS yeara 4, 4.50, $5.50, 86, $6.50, 87, 87.50. This is only the entering wedse.—We shall make it ‘Worth your while to follow us up closely. VICTOR FE. ADLER'S 20 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 AND 929 7TH ST. ¥.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE STRICTLY ONE PRICE required by the Constitution. The point in- volved is whether the omission of an item from bill which had passed Congress vitiates the legislation, the executive having ved the ‘truncated bill. aie ‘The system of selling every article at a small profit, but of thoroughly reliable quality, is » ruling prin- cipie of this firm FALL AND WINTER GOODS NOW ON SALE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT SPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S IMPORTED CLOAKS. Good, warm, serviceable, yet very stylish carments, the very best the market affords, at prices that POSITIVELY LEAVE NO ROOM FOR COMPETI- TION. defore. Hearing thecomplimentsfrommenwho [38-0 havo seen openings at all of the argo eastern 1980 A ‘Doz Fixe Tux Tox stores we feel quite proud that.we have BLERS, 60 CENTS. uch © wuccens, ‘The voting forthe | _ THES Glasses are made of fine thin slams, Gesignsis going on ata lveiyrate, comein | Dc. A Pacxacr Santis NEEDLES, 2 CENTS. and cast your vote for the piece you think the — ‘These Needles are known by every one. best, 65c. Razor Srnors, 480. for completeness and variety thereis ‘no store in this City and few out of it tharca equal tbe Palais Koyal. -RWEAR. SEE ant, len vroot carments—and we are his repre sentatives for the District. It pays to Set the best—One will last « lifetime ‘Most. Heat won't gum them—cold won't rack them—and service won't bust them, They are made up in overcom® Patterns that will “‘stump” you to tell they're rain protectors, But that's what they are. Water won't go through them Just pride, ‘We cannot accomplish this by beginning with IBBED Swiss Ribbed Vests, fall neck, long sleeves. All sizes, ——_--—___ ‘The sudden death of Charles Stewart Parnell, following so fast upon his loss of supreme lead- ership in the Irish party, is a conspicuously Jess notable event than it wonld have been a few months before. But it is an event that will adeception. Our laudable object can only be Bzsr ‘Attained by treating you honestly and by gain- ing your confidence and good will. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 11 P.M ‘We will not accept your confidence and trust probably have far-reaching consequences. The opportunity is now presented of a cordial re- union of the home rule party, and anless the friends of the late leader are bent on mischief the public may expect a speedy healing of the breach between the fr.ctions. The Parnellites are in a very small minority and have no mo- tive now to persevere in their course. Of the parliamentary talerits of the late Irish leader there can be no question. He was the ablest of Irish politicians vinco Daniel 0’Connell. and if his moral had been equal to his intellectual qualities he would figure in history as one of the greatest men of the times. oe ‘The Was‘aington newspaper reader escapes the constv.ntly reiterated advice to “register” ‘that is filing the journals of other cities. At the same time he cannot look with indiffer- ence on the agitation, as the character of much of the city’s future population depends upon ‘the votes to which this registering is pre- liminary. ————+2_____—_ Now that the government leader in the Brit- ish house of commons is dead it is not respect- fal to allude to him as Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B, since his name out of Gilbert & Sullivan's opera was William Henry Smith. This parlia- mentary Smith was a ten-millionaire and the Greatest news-stand man in the world. ee —____ ‘The weather did not dampen the enthusiasm or mar the success of German day. Our Ger- mun fellow citizens did themselves high credit in every feature of the celebration. In tho number and appointments of the floats, in the turnout of citizens and in the speaking and other exercises at Schuctzen Park the occasion was everything that it should be. ———>-2—____ The “personal finance” issue that the re- publicans have introduced in the Ohio cam- paign should be handled with care lest it prove something of a boomerang. ———_s+s This might bea good time for some of the Professional fasters to go over to Europe-and ive lessons. b - $1.15 t0 41. ‘NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK UNDERWEAR ‘Fine Wool Ribbed Vests, high neck with no sleeves. All sizes. $1 Ribbed Bal ests, with 20 to Bs: price, Goes for size Boe rise Sar 6 aes Sanes Guality, long sleeves, 26 to SS, size 26, 70c.. rise Sc. “‘fixtra Heavy Ribbed Wool _V« Beck, wit no sieuvens 28 tote, $1.26 for sise HS Five Noe hale Same quality, long’ sleeves, 28 to 38; for aise 28, 81-55, rise 10c. a sia. UNSHRINKABLE WOOL UNDERWEAR. ‘These come in the wide or Richelieu ribbed and are guaranteed not to shrink. Low neck. Size 3 to 6. b rye ta ee High ueck, no sleeves. 3.t0 .0. $1.95, rise i0c. a itish neck, long sleeves. 310. $1.75, rise 100. COMBINATION SUITS. white and Gray, good quality and finish, all sizes, 68. “Reiter 24.48, si PHYLLIS UNDERWEAR. fe are the sole agents for the celebrated PHYLLIS PERFECT f1TTING COMBINATION SULTS In nik and wool. long sleeves, ankle length. Bize2, $9, rise Ask for catalogue of the Phyllis Underwear, send your name and we will nail you one. = ALBRIGGAN - (PLAIN MERINO, BALBR and WOOL UX. CARTWRIGHT AND WARNER'S UNDERWEAR ery ‘Vests, all wool, full regular ti made. Price, $2.50 for AM . three % wool (full recular Oc. to SL By. m 26 to 38, inclusive, CiiBaaiED “c. Gx, BALBRIGGAN UNDER- ketts Sith no sleeves, Vests with long sleeves, from = t0 1. ocean ankle and knee lengths, 75c. to 10. oan wet ‘Merino Vests and Pants, all sizes, Heavier weight Merino Vests and Pants, 75 cents. fp poem A ta oe Nepean Vests aud Pants, White, Gray and teariet, 81-00. ae Wooi Vests and Pants, White and Scarlet, ee Sure Australian Wool Vests and Pants, White and Scarlet. 6a BLACK UNDERWEAR. afiteed wool, with low neck. Size3to€, 960. t0 afi? Beck, with no sleeves. Sizo3 toG $1.15t0 i eck, with Sise3to6. $L.35t0 o sleeves. OR Sze dtoO. g12s, : Bi neck, long sleeves. Stee. BLACK EQUESTRIENNE ribbed. ise 10c. a size, L80. Jast as there scems to be room on the stage for every woman who drops out of society, there is room on the stump for every politi- Gan who bas met with reverses. - a Captain Anson of base ball fame is being Mentioned asa stage possibility. But there is no reason to think that tragodian J. L. Sullivan's Isurels are in peril. ‘Tennyson's contract to write a comedy has 20 more connection with his literary career than his dairy bas, It is purelya matter of money getting. —————SSSS——————— Hus Ax Fos Another supply of DUNLAP'S NEW YORK DERBY MATS just received. Those desiring low crowns can Row get them. , ‘Lange stock of Boys’ and Children’s Hats and Capa. Our Fur Deparunent 's heavily stocked with ali de- ‘Viniting cards printed (rom iste, 7c. per 190. ocl-t RAY Good wool. | $1.48 to $2.55. ‘aut Bink sites. BLACK SIL! eEsrs AND PANTS. wpa bg Vests. foeves "$235 0062.98. ied 53.70 to 04.98, ‘vere, 85 and 86. prices are tempting at @1.! ward. LADIES? <All-wool Cheviot Cloth Reefer Jackets, with either button or four silk cord loops, $3.98, $4.98. ‘Hip Seam, the latest % Jackets, at $6. Fine Reefer Jackets, 28 inches long, astrakhan cloth collar and re- Fur-iined Reefers and Hip- seam Jackets, eitber in medium or % lengths, com- Prising all the leading furs this season, vii khan, krimmer, marten, water mink, sable, opossum, bear, &c., at prices as follows: @5, $7.50, $8.50, 89.90, 812 and up. —We have ® most complete line. Richly Embroidered Cloth and Jetted Capes, Plush Fur Capes, Ke. CAPE NEWMARKETS.—We have them in all the Intest styles. **The Chumley, and the Gladstone, $15 gnd upward. CAPES. OUR MISSES’ CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Everything for the children. Reefer Jackets at Infants’ Long Cloaks—Infants’ Long Cashmere Cloaks, with embroidered capes, from $2.96 to the ‘Eiderdown Cloaks, Gretchen waist, elab- ‘a | orately trimmed with ribbon and braid, $2.25. finest, $12. ‘Cashmere GOSSAMERS. A fine line of Cloth and Silk-finished Mackintoshes from 84.96 to $15. Gossamers, in all the leading styles, as low as $1.60. MILLINERY DISPLAY fanciful creations, ‘all to sell at prices that will be just as captivating as ‘the elegance of our whole display. CHILDREN’S HATS AND CAPS. Special ine of Imported Novelties and ‘Christening Caps. Alsoa fuil line of Children's Hats, in plush crown, shirred rim, &e., Re. TRE MONUMENTAL, 997 and 090 F st. nw. Mer fe, eee Sd Ving been cor ited. Sss5 ‘The only. Sharpless, Bus Hy Ww — ~ . OYST! Hegpey rulonted neue ‘Note these loca. beeen “iat and. 120, et: mntiet ‘Zi, seléeodn E gf il i i i | rr ‘Astra- “The Lord Hawke” ‘unless deserved by good service and popular prices, MERIT! Merit alone shall be the enduring foundation of our syecess. Will yougive usan opportunity to prove our assertions and make £004 our sfomises to you? If you can call on us some time tomorrow we ‘will be very giad to see youand will try to make ‘the call interesting. Not by floral display or sounds of a brass band—we will have neither, Our store will be decorated with the beautiful woods that youcometo view. ‘The music that ‘will charm your ears will be tho pleasant voices of our salesladies naming the (}) ONE-HALF Price we have decided on for this occasion, and ‘what sound more pleasing to the ear than s real bargain price on a pretty and useful article that you wish to purchase? t ‘This will be the only concert we had time to Provide for you, but in order not to disappoint you all tho pretty things we sell will be OPENING SOUVENIES. ‘Time will tell whother they were effective. ‘Wo have them for rich and pojr, young and ath 01d, and trust to see you all. Ww Bers BEIM, 03 AND 45 7TH &T.. KW., ‘WASHINGTON, D.O. Gotvex Bazoarss Ix Currroxs. Wo have just received and placed on SALE ‘the most elegant lot of Chiffon at the lowest price that you have ever seen. These GOODS CANNOT BE BOUGHT ELSEWHERE, AS WE CONTROL THE MARKET ON THESE PARTICULAR PATTERNS. Inother words, they are EXCLUSIVELY OUR OWN, MADE to OUR ORDER. SILK EMBROIDERED CHIFFON, 5 inches wide, BEST QUALITY, in colors of CREAM, PEARL, PINK, GRAY, L. BLUE, NAVY, HELIOTROPE, BLACK, TAN, LAVENDER, MAIS, L. BROWN, MAIS ON BROWN, MAIS ON BLACK. Would be good value at ‘Jo. OUR PRICE, 0c. YARD. SAME COLORS AND SAME PATTERN as above, 11 inches wide. Worth $1.25, OUR SPECIAL PRICE, $1 YARD. DIFFERENT PATTERN CHIFFON, 6 inches wide, RICHLY EMBROIDERED in SILK THREAD,in CREAM, BLACK, NAYY, L. BLUE, MAIS, GRAY, PINK, HELIO- TROPE, PEARL, LAVENDER, CANARY, WORTH 88. OUR SPECIAL PRICE, * Se. yard. SAME PATTERN AS above in SAME COL- ORS to MATOH, 12 inches wide, SPECIAL PRICE, $1.25 yard. AN EXTRA VALUE, Sinches wide, CHIF- FON, MADE of the BEST QUALITY, EM- BROIDEKED in SILK button-hole twist, in MAIS, GRAY, PINK, HELIOTROPE, BLACK, LAVENDER, NAVY, CREAM, L. BLUE. This is es good as youcan BUX ANY WHEBE for 38c. OUR LEADEB PRICE, ‘Wo believe it impossible to match MAR CHE. ‘These Strops are made in two styles, the barbers’ ‘strop to hang and the cushion strops, sold by others at Toe. 1dc. Faxcy Tueawomerens, 5c. ‘These thermometers are very neat. We have only 150 lett. 100. Masorica Prrcuens, 7c. eet are made of majolica and area good 10c. Masorsca Piz Prares, 5c. ‘Wo have but 300 of these plates; no more at Se. 25c. Scuoop. Baos, 15c. ‘Theso bags are strongly made; only S@left. 5c. Howaxn Toorr Picus, 30. A PACKAGE. ‘These are the finest tooth picks made. Ifyou use them once you wil! use no others. 25c. Ovat Gas Grosses, 200. ‘These globes are mado of white opal glass. ‘Tho globes are beautifully engraved. They are sold in gas-fixtures stores at 50c. $1.48 Cormse Tastes, 98c. ‘These tables are highiy polished, 36 inches long and have the yard measure on them, and you can close thei, as they have the patent closing loxs. 200. Srenuxe Suver Turuszes, 16 CENTS. ‘We guarantee these Thimbles to bo sterling silver. R. Gorvscamp, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. (‘always the Cheapest.”) ‘At manufactirers' prices. Fy J MeGILl. Deaicr in Buliding Buppites, e - gpa pees et TTT TT TTT TTT TTT Som Provide yourself with a ‘Mackintosh. At the price we offer an imported Coat, with Cape, 87.50, such = chance dose not appear often. We closed out the stock of an English manu- factarer of water-proof war- ments at 50 per cont off thetr value. Prices, @5, 97.80, 810, up t0 695. JOSEPH AUERBACH, ABOUT BEAUTIFYING YOUR HOME JULIUS LANSBURGH, COR. 13TH AND F STS. The cool, sharp. bracing air of the Past few days should make you think ing. You want to be comfortable and you want to have agreeable sar- roundings, ‘We have anticipated your demands and have purchased an iminense stock of everything to be found in the most representative furniture house of America. Not only are our seven stories at the corner of 13th and F streets literally **loaded down” with # vest array of Furniture, Car- pets, Bedding, &c., but we have lenge Store houses packed to the ceilings ‘with Furniture of every description, can please the most fastidiow In Carpets we have Ingraly English Wiltons and Axminste Moquettes, ‘Tapestry and BY Brussels, Velvets, Stair Carpeti® &c., which, for rare delicacy oPl- oring. beauty and variety of dem. softness of effect and general <l- Tence cannot be surpassed byDY Gisplayed elsewhere. ‘The 247 Brussels and Moquettes are wth of special mention. ‘We have Rucs—all kinds of aes. Wo have Smyrna Rue, Shoskin Buss, little Ruse and de Bay Jap- anese Russ, Ispahas and Jcrain Ruge—any kind of » Ruc yugedre, ‘And more than th, we hey every new aniodd varety and ubina- tion of coloring. every dhty and artistic desien. every lend, width ‘and priced Kus that the mf exact- ing can require. ‘Buge—littie and big. Smys Russ, Ispaban and Inerain Rug sil sizes. from 3 by 2 toby 5 ards, im about 25 patterns. If looking for Carpetings or Ines, you can save steps. time, worryand ‘money by coming here. To Muxe Roox Fox Hous STOCK ocT-te any more than through « stone wall. No odor, either. Saxs Axo Companr, The best service—aiways, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREETS, Pocx San: “DU put @ Girdle round about the earth én forty minutes.” Puck wanted to ornament the earth. Doubtless Girdie would havea big contract. Yet that would be essier than to make such handsome Girdles as those st Hutchinson's ‘They are beauties—encircling at the hips,clasping at the front and hanging far down on the skirt. Choice, exclusive and varied is the array of Dress Decorations at Hutchinson's, These goods are all im- . Ladies who admire beautifal goods are invited to call and inspect. Passementenes of joing alk in Black and a variety of colors. SILK FRINGE, JET FRINGE, PEARL FRINGE, GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE, Fgings to'match these goods. In fact this Qleplay ‘Paris for seam trimmings. Feather and Steel Trim: things are popular this eeason, expec ally the latter. sULIUS J Cor. 13th mw.