Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1891, Page 4

4 e6VuGaqzqaeae_—-[:”””°“"“""“"“"___________===—— _THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY. Aw a local NEWS paper and Advertising Mediam it has no comyet! The cittzens whose property it is proposed to take in order to form Hock Creek Park are jastly entitled to the actual value of their land, to be reimbursed for their actual loss, no more and no less, The commission which bas in- *peeted the property and heard a vast deal of testimony concerning its value will doubtless: reach through personal view and the witnesses heard a reasonable decision in the matter, just to the owners and just also to the public. ‘The property owners have expressed their confi- dence on this point. The public feel the same confidence. There is no disposition whatever on the part of the general community to enjoy ‘the benefits of the park at the expense of the citizens whose land is condemned. Nor, on the other hand, is there any disposition to acquiesce in fancifal values placed upon parts of the land, which, if assented to, would ciety | decrease the size of the park and might defeat the project altogether. Whatever Tur Stan hae said on this point bas aimed, not to influ- ence the commission at all in its assessment of values, which duty all concede that it will per- form fairiy and faithfully, but in the public interest to discourage exaggerated and ridicu- lous claims on the part of property owners themselves. If one owner thinks he discovers some new value in his property which was not dreamed of before the land was required for park purposes, and bases a claim thercon, other owners, not to be outdone, are straight- way infamed to make the same claim, and en- lurged expectations are crested which are almost certain to be disappointed. With this disappointment often comes! resextment and resistance to extremities to the condemnation proceedings. If on the ether hand the community should assent to these fanciful cisims the action would be treated as furnishing justification for the slander re- cently circulated by a number of papers out- | te of Warhington, that the park project was 2 real estate “job” for the benefit of those who were to sell the property to the government. is slander was accompanied by the suggestion of a repeal of the park measure by the coming Congress. Thus, however treated, these imag- inative claims of value threaten the park, which Tax Stax and the community believe will be- come the crowning acenic glory of the capital, adding to it both enlth and new attractiveness. Waebington would not wish to sce any Rock creek property owner cheated in this truus- action, but it may well implore them to be reasonable. —————— ‘The death of Return J. Meigs removes from Washington one of ig oldest and best citizens. He bas watched the city in many of the most im- portantetages of itsdevelopment, and hasshared in its progresa. He was a man with an interest- ing history and un integrity of character that was oblivious to consideration of personal Denefit. His name is closely associated with those of some of the nation’s greatest men, who were proud to reckon him among their friends. He wiil be greatly missed, not only by his immediate associates in office, but by many of the outside world. His conscientious nature was shown by the manner in which he came daily to his desk, rain or shine, at an age when most men would have been more than willing to leave the burdens to younger hands and accept from the gcvernment a leisure that bad not bsen half so well earned. No one st all familiar with the City Hall bas failed to admire the devotion to duty displayed by the venerable clerk. a. os ‘The Postmaster General, with the progres- sivencss thet has always characterized his ad- ministration, favors alarge extension of the postal delivery system. In thiske isin ac- gord with public sentizaent. The extension of free delivery has already worked wonders and the inbabitants of small villages are justified in their demand for the mail facilities enjoyed by cities of ten thousand population and up- ward. Whatever increases public convenicnce and comfort, and especially whatever increases public intelligence, is within the purview of goverament, provided it is constitutional, and whatever is desired by the people and is wani- festly for their advantage is very apt soouer or later to become coustitutional, either by direct vote of the states or by construction of the federal judiciary. The position of the Post- master General is one that mects = long and increasingly felt want. All that is required to make it operative everywhere is the money to accomplish it. That cannot long be wanting. ——+-2__ ‘The matter of railway locomotion is one of the most practical problems to which Edison has yet given his attention. It will carry with it more benefit, perbape, than anything else ‘that this wonderful inventor has given the world. In these busy days genius must be practical to be appreciated. Science has taken the place of literature to a considerable extent as the recognized field of mental application. Some maker of epigrams will yet christen him “the Shakespeare of science,” and the title will be recognized without any sense of incongruity. There is something of the tremendous in a genius that produces a plouograph, a talking doll or a railway with the ease end in the per- fection that a poet gives usa soanet, a comedy or a tragedy. —_—__>+2______ The pastoral letter of the Methodist ecumeni- ealcouncil ise notable document. It is not & perfunctory performance, congratulating the epurches on their history and progress and dealing in pleasant platitudes; for there is about it something. apostolic in earnestness of tone and wise practicality. It is Methodism lifted out of the past, over the present, into the future. The social evils that characterize the times are mentioned and the church's duty in the premises temperately but courageously | pointed out. Altogether the letter is worthy ef the council and adequate for its purpose. +2 It is interesting to note the different “im- pressions of America” received by theatrical people from abroad who pick up money hore im away that takes their breath away, and by foreign literary people who find their work | YF €225. andsoom Come aud'see usand we will recoguized without satisfactory compensation. | prove it, Truly, the cynic seems to have reaton for bis remark that there is no such thing es an un- biased opinion. —_———_+=- ‘Itseems trom the later accounts that the assault of the Chilian mob on the American sailors in Valparaiso was indefensible and brutal Only one man was killed, but another was probably mortally injured. It is gratifying to the na- tional dignity to discover that the Daltimore’s | Pie 0 SUE Oy PURE sg gon 7h ot, men were not respousidle for the unfortunate | _oc20-R afiaiz, —— Tho night schools are once more engaged in their important duties. They fulfill an import- ‘nt function, employing the time that would go to the making of idlers and criminals in pro- ducing useful and intelligent men. The system of night schools is something that deserves even more attention than it has received from public- spirited men. ——_—o+—___. Ireland needs ber stout-hearted persistence. ‘She bas again been storm swept—this time by old ocean. The tittle island bas rore than her share of difficulties, and her troubles follow the proverb by never coming singly. oe If she meetings held in honor of Gov. Hill in ‘the south continue to do abundant honor to his rival, ex-President Cleveland, the illboom ‘will go back two steps every time it goes for- ward oue. —_——___++=_—___— ‘The United States porker ts “at home” in Germany and Italy, and expects soon to sit by or rather in the fireside of France, Spain, ‘Bostugal and Austria Hungary. THT (00, XN IT S60, tr E SQesyg © BSS E RE UL Sco i" fb vo NNN Goo BO = EVENING EXHIDIT or New Furniture Goods, New Uphoistery Goois, New Curtain Goods, New Curtains, ow Wall Papers, ke. S@ Music by Marine Band “SB C1108 LANSBURGH, ” 1STB AND FP 6TH. N.W. A AA aA AAA aa 0 Ri NS RCE RRR 22 o> Pe BLE ET ESR SoS “oO EE SRS Yam & # RRR ROR ERR E me OUE OLD WEST END BRANCH STORE, 1902 PENNA. AVE., The good Old Stand where our extensive Shoe Business first orizinated fifteen years ao, is now closed. and our West End Business is now tn f neom at our own new Spacious Store, 1914 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE., ‘Ture doors East of our old location. As we look upon our West End Branchas the Comer Stoneof our Business Structure and to our West End Patrons as our oldest and best friends, we have flied & long-necded want by building ® Home for that Branch, which in size and perfection of appotnt- ments, shall stand back of no ‘Shoe House in the country. The contents of our new House our stock—shall be in keeping ‘with the Size and elegance of our Store and wecan now furnish our West End Frionds with exactly the same Leaders in Fine Reliable Footwear st just the same low Prices as our New Main House is ‘Row renowned for, ‘You are invited to visit our new ‘West End Store. Our Formal Evening Opening Display will take place inafew days. WY wu am Tee wea WW ww MOLT Yew Wawa MM wow MM Mo fry o mT 988g, ae coo *§ nite S°S 3 ” bag Sede SS PR Begs RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE. NEW WEST END STORE, 1914 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE. ‘MAIN HOUSE, 990 AND 902 SEVENTH STREET, CAPITOL HILL BRANCH, 231 PENNA. AVE. 8.E. W 2,BAvE JUST CLOSED OUT A LOT OF 200 ‘Children’s Coats (Gretchen style). Sizes 6 to 12 ‘Years, they will go at 1or any size, worth double, ANN'S, S06 7th st, = ies Pe "sie Ppp tt A MM 00 XN N PDD SS BMD HT dk SAM 0% Be SBP gs Bob Haeh ES ORAS BB SSS bDD LA AM MM 00 NNN DvD ‘ss5 (Can be purchased from us at a saving of 20percent, ‘as we import direct from the cutters in Europe. These claims we are only too pleased to verify if you will sive us the opportunity. Infadvertising prices of @iamonds, printers’ ink can convey no idea of quality, for instance, we can advertise a solitaire diamond ring weighing one carat for $50. Any jeweler can sell s one carat diamond fur that price, but the color and per- fection of the stone regulates its value, and » carat stone may cost from $50 to $250. The goods must be ‘seen to be appreciated, and wcisim that what we offer at $50 retails elsewhere for $70; that our $100 stone is &, HARRIS & CO., " Cor. 7th and Dets. nw. UR ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR 18 FILLED Ohiiis Pane Hie of Cluluren' aud Ladies’ Coste a 184-20 Penna. ave. TTT TTT Bosnowzv Pivasce. —o Fine birds spout their own feathers. You ‘Will fee) better at « Ball or Reception ‘When you're conscious of owning the Fall Dress Suit you have on. ‘There is no reason why you shoulda’t, ‘We're selling the most approved styles. At prices which make them easy to own, a Toxonnow ‘THE LAST DAY OF INTRODUCING OUR CORSET , DEPARTMENT IN THE MANNEB BELOW ADVERTISED. AVAIL YOURSELVES, Thompson's P.D.- RB. and G. ©. B. ala Spirite~ Warner's— Ferris’ — Fo. 674 P.D., #3.98, No. 28, extra size, $3.50. No. 329, $2.25. ‘No. 530, #1.75. . G. No. 224, 83.50. 7 No. 694, 82.50. No. 104, extra long waist. No. 611, medium length ‘No. 120, extra long waist, No. 156, medium lensth waiet, #1. 25, ‘No. 101, extra long waist, #1. No. 716, mediuin length waist, @1. No. 121, extra long waist, 750. C. B. sla 8 pirite. No. 405, surab silk in Black, 84. No. 407, pongee silk in Ecru, 83. No. 250, Black, @1.33. No. 272 and 278, Drab and White, @L ‘No. 270, Drab and White. Long waist, health, in Black, # Long waist, coralin Loug waist, health, No. USS, coraliue, in White, #1. THOMPSON GLOVE: FITTING. R. H., extra and medium lenaths, 61. N., nursing, $1. G., extra and medium lengths, E., extra long waist, $1.7: Abdoutinal, long waist. #1 ADIES' GOOD SENSE FEURIS WAIST. $1 40. No, No. 232, 812 No eo. Remember, with every pair of Corsets goos a Fine Embroidered Corset Cover as a souvenir to introduce this department, A RN AA NNN AA NN AA. x a wner4 uzana A pi NI S09 PA. AVE., THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES. BRANCH STORE, 3111 MST., GEORGETOWN.1t BENCH BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES, Regular price 4c. will o at 4c. a yard. EISENMA ‘S06 7th 0620-3 26 Penn: $1.25 Gloria Umbreltus. SPECIAL PRICE, 99. each, A. Price & Co, ve. ‘719 Market Space, Corner sth st. Croszisa Repvertoss. ‘THERMADORE CLOAKINGS at REDUCED PRICES. ‘These are xoods you will need later onif uct Just at present. ‘This lot are all of this {all's purchase and are very desirable. Toappre- ciate this offer and to realize what a BARGAIN is placed before you it would be weil to call and EXAMINE this choice lot of CLOAKINGS. 64 LIGHT GRAY. Former price, 2.50. yard. G4 BLACK. Former price, 83. REDUCED ‘TO $2.50 yard. 64 BEDFORD CORD CLOAKING. Former price, $4. REDUCED TO 83 per yard, 8c. Curstz Surriscs For 4 1-2c. 50 pieces of our DARK CHINTZ. Just the thing for house dress. All new figurings, Rewnlar price, 8. MARKED DOWN to 4}c. yard. Te You Have Duress Trnexa Ix Your mind this is an ECONOMICAL time to buy them. On some choice novelties in TRIM- ‘MINGS we have taken off as much as ONE- HALF the PRICE. 1 LOT COLORED TINSEL GIMP, 2% in, wide, in FALL SHADES. Regular price, $2.38. REDUCED TO 81.50 yard. 1 LOT FANCY PASSAMENTERIE, 2 in. wide. Former price, 81.25. Keduced to 81 yard. FANCY SILK and TINSEL PASSAMEN TERIE, 25 inches wide, in the desirable fall shades. Former price, $2.30. REDUCED TO 81.50 yard. HANDSOME SILK and GOLD PASSAMEN- TERLE, 3 inches wide, in BROWN and TAN and NILE and PINK, interwoven with GOLD, Regular price, $3. REDUCED TO $2.50 yard. Hasoxercurer Hisrs, Handkerchiefs? Well, you shonld see that department now. New coods arriving every day. Watch this department. Some sur- prising offers await you. Today we quote some specially cod things at close prices, W ASSORTMENT FANCY SCALLOPED BORDERED HANDKERCHILFS for Ladies, prettily embroidered in a great variety of pat- terns. Many are the rezular 38¢. goods. YOUR LOT, 25¢, each. LADIES’ LINEN HEMSTITCHED TAPE Bordered Handkerchiefs. Regular 25c. «oods, SPECIAL PRICE, I8c. each. COLORED BORDERED HANDKER- , in NEW PATTERNS, Full size, HEMSTITCHED. SPECIAL PRICE, 12%. each. Lare Usvenwear Annrvats. CHILDREN’S COMBINATION SUITS, in All sizes. Goods that WILL NOT ebrink. These ‘we offer at very LOW PRICES, as they were re- ceived late. CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, tn plain goods, Former price 20c.and up, REDUCED to 15c* LADIES’ FAST BLACK VESTS and PANTS, in UNSHRINKABLE WOOL. Very fine Swiss Ribbed. SPECIAL PRICE, $1.50 and 81.63 per garment. LADIES HEAVY ALL-SILE RIBBED VEST, in BLACK or CREAM. Worth 83.50. SPECIAL PRICE, €2.75 each. LADIES’ WOOL MIXED RIBBED VEST. Sold everywhere at Gc. OUR BARGAIN PRICE 50c. each. LADIES’ JERSEY SHAPED WOOL RIBBED VEST in WHITE or NATURAL, Sold every- where for $1. OUK BARGAIN PRICE 75c, each, W. A. PIERCE & 00., TAD Market Space, py S. Cons & 20.5 623 11TH STREET. COLORED TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, ur collection of Piste Silk ined 5 sam Colored Bead Pattern, with crptestenset pt anton very ‘Biue snd eidective amd 351 ia Just received. ie ak Velvet | 2 ye ee a “PRICES GUARANTZED.” 0020-te_ mn a, ‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. T Orexrxe Or Livres Fitz, Axp WINTER GARMENTS Ar Hercumsows, ‘The exclusive styles Ot London Capes are the Gaines:oro’ and the Chesterfield. ‘You have seon Some of them on the avenue ‘Thess cool days. Imported And made to order. ‘There's a beautitni line of then: At HUICHINSON'S ee In prices from $10 upward. The itmit is $100. ‘These Capes diver from Ail others in one particular — ‘They Git well and hang gracefully. HUTCHINSON’S stock of Coats, Cloaks, Wraps and Jackets is Unequated, And include everzthing desirable in Fur-trimroed garments. Mink, Martea, Astrakban and Moufon Are the popular Fursthe latter Being espectully stylieb. We are offering A Jacket with Moufion or Biue Fox Trimming at ‘The low prico of $18. There are Similar Jackets with Astraklian Trimming at $15, andeven As low as $10. These are Extra value. Plain Cloth Jackets From @3 upward, There are s few . London Newmarkets, with edyastable Military Capes. The fabric, Atand Anish Of those goods will satisfy The most fastidious, All garments cut According to the latest model. Ladies sometimes object To having garments altered, fearing To spoil the fit. Alterations by a practical coatmaker Are a special feature At HUTCHINSON’'S. No charge. Cloaks and Gowns ‘Made to order, J. C. HUTCHINSON, 007 Pennsylvania Avenue. New Millinery Parlors on the corner Of F and THIRTEENTH streets, where May be found the finest Array of Hats and Bonnets Ever seen, At the United States capital, You are invited ‘To inspect both store, BU DD! _ > uv DD oo Ls o% vu pees Ww 8s ge Dow oo ¥ oo uv K K XN www KK RX N 0° wwww me Fhe 88 REE K K NNN 0O wow THAT WE ARE SELLING OUT THE ENTIBE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, WORSTEDS, ZEPHYRS, VASES, BRIC-A-BRAC, ART GOODS, INFANTS WEAR, ALL KINDS OF STAMPED LINEN AND EMDROIDERY Goops We purchaséd from the estate of Christian Ruppert at the extraordinary low price of 20 cents on the dollar, and that we are selling it without reserve at the ridicu- lously low price of FIFTY CENTS on the dollar, or EXACTLY 00 NN KEI HH A L Oo ONN ¥ E HOH AA L ba 00 NNN Ei HON 24 tu & n ERR Pp TPR OT 8% Bi ppp RRR oT G ” ER P RRH Cc K P RK U KEE Of what these goods are sold for elsewhere? DO YOU KNOW that in justice to yourself and to those you will bay for you ouzht to buy what you ‘will need between now and Christmas while this grand half-price sale is going on? DO YOU KNOW that this opportunity will not pre- ‘sent itself again in a long time—possibi;- never? DO YOU KMOW that this sale will not last much longer, as the goods are being bought very rapidly by all wide-awake buyers in the city? DO YOU KNOW that we refund the money for all unsatisfactory purchases if returned to us in good order withimfour weeks from day of purchaset ‘You ought to know all this. WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT TO KNOW? ‘We have not forgotten about the surprise we prom- ised you this week. Watch for our adi! MM MM trTT H H REEW W ow Sty stat ae + 4 TH HE wwww WN GA POT EEE Saw uuua A ? TH Ht Eee ww BR FEE RRR NN NH H EFE II MM BPE RORNNNH HE é uu Bes kee RN XS kee MMM” RUPPERT’S OLD STAND, t 403 AND 405 7TH ST. N.W. . BAU RS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. BLY 7 HE HE BRE 65s Err HHH = ay OH Et Exe Sse) Eee TO MMA 9% BER ¢ 83 phe 88 = ? 00 MMM 00 g nO Uw ww RR wwww RR ww WwW RR oO wow: And you will buy them at prices iuconsiatent with ‘their worth. Every day we will convince you: more and more that * Bavu Guives Usarpnocuaste Varves F oR Taz P. RICES Asxzp, $1 Burocaven Suxs, 750. 5 rich colorings—Olive, Green, Mabogany, Plum and Navy, beautiful figures and fine quality, 22 inches wide, ‘Gla yardis alow Price for them, $5.75 Axo $5.98 Wrauarrens, $4.48. Satyles. One isa Striped French Flannel Wrapper, stylishly mad triamed with Wu: colors, Black, Navy ‘The th rd isa Novelty Worsted Wrapper, with a stylish and yracefal fisure, colors, Brown, steo! Bine, Gray and Black, The price, 84.48, iw ‘extraordinary. 50c. Lanes) Brace Hose, 330. ‘The name of the dyer staunped on each pair, “Louis Hermsdorf, sufficient xuarantee ‘they aro absolutely stain= Jess, They ure of extra Prime quality—38 gauze, have extra high spliced heel and doubie toes. You will have to be sharper than we are to Bind a better 50c. stocking. $1 Corrox Uxverwear, 69c. Here is an extraordinary bargain. Every piece of 81 Underwear, whether lace or Hamburg trimmed, foes tomorrow for Gc. each. They include Gowns, Bkirts, Chemise, Drawers ‘and Corset Covers. $3.50 Noverry Cunrarxs, $2.68 * Pan. ‘They make excellent bed room, dining room of library curtains. Comein 5 different stripes, on alight ta, Shrimp, Bteel, Olive and Yellow. RBI M of Ph AEE WT BBB A A OU MMM POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, pty SEVENTH STREET. Fix Tue Facr —In your own minds and then ACT in accordance —therewith. HOW to fiz the fact in your minds is —Wwhat we are striving to do—with no inconsiderable —measure of success. Our methods are simple and —comprehensible. We toll you plainiy and truth- —fully what goods we have on sale, their quality, —style and price, kindly asking you to fix the facts ——in your minds. Make them the basis of your ac- —ttions and we do not hesitate to give the assurance —that results will be eminently satisfactory to all — Weare offering for this week only . SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN ~—Of excellent make and materiais—sightly-and serv- gi At $7.50 9 suit. -— Afullline of BLACK CHEVIOT OVERCOATS, —Cut in style--neatly and strongly made—with dou- A Ciormxe Aczosrio. ERS, PEET & CO.'S CLOTHING Gan be obtained only of wes UR STOCK 18 BRIM FULL OF NEW and Seasonable Garments. ROKAW BRO.'8 SUITS, OVERCOATS ‘and separate Trousers, N ALL THE MOST FASHIONABLE Tad Bias * ce) OBBY, STYLISH CLOTHES FOR N Sieh met and re, SACK AND, CUTAWAY SUITS IN AN endless Variety of styles. NLY THE RELIABLE GRADES OF Clothing are sold by us. EW STYLES ONLY. o¥ THIS N ar aLL ARENTS WI BE PLEASED WITH P our Boys’ and 's Clothing. ‘TRACT: A DI A ESN, A CUT R ENOWNED AS MAKERS OF THE FI- ‘nest Juvenile garments in America. NOWLEDGE OF THE VALUES OF K Beririsiie nesooenry ie youtuy or oe VERY GARMENT GUARANTEED Ei itt hprecented or seousy tunaee, 7° Ree ONLY ARE clothing. RMENTS SOLD BY US ARE Woroumbiy tallored anid porfoct ju Bt WHERE ELSE IN AMERICA N Scrtiialite cinhugssoust OAM D 3u88 452 SEEDRESS SUITS FOR iJ AND CSS, ut am meer O Lots Soa aR Roursox, Panzer & Co. THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA, ‘vie warp serge body liniug—sleeve lining and pro- —tectors of heavy satin. ‘The price is s puzzler to —dealers and manufacturers. ‘Only $7.50 apiece. — Next in order are BLACK WORSTED COATS AND VESTS— Cataways—which have been pronounced marvels of cheapness by the best judges—who have assured us that these garments would readily bring double the price wename—BUT IT 18 NOT A QUESTION WITH US AS TO HOW MUCH AN ARTICLE WILL BRING ON THE MARKET. ‘The point which we always con- sider is: AT HOW SMALL A FIGURE CAN WE AF- FORD TO SELL. Hence we name as the price of a Cost and a Vest 87.50. — Any one in need of such garments would prove — himself to be as void of judzment as an egg shell of whiskers if he passed them by. Next ero HARRIS’ CASSIMERE SUITS and —WIRE-WOVEN WILTSHIRE. The regular prices —of these suits are 216.40, 815.60 and 814.75; but, —tnasmuch us we want co keep the bail a-rolling and —the pot a-bilin’, have concluded to hustle ‘am off At 810 Suit. MEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT OVERCOATS, Such as English Meltons, Campbell's Kerseys, Scotch Tweeds, &c., 18 light aud dark shades, are being rap- idly rattled off At 810 apiece, SHORT PANTS SUITS, = (Sizes, 4 to 14 years), -50, S% 62.50, #3, #3.50, 23.87, 04, 04.50, 85. Boyt UITS, Coat, vest and lonz 13 to 18 years, 94, $4.50, 95.50, $6, 96.50, 87, 87.50, 87.75, 08.25, 68.75. MEN'S PANTALOONS, — _Itis universally conceded that ours is the largest ——and cheapest stock extant. 81.25, $2.25, 82.50, 42.78, $3.25, €3.50, 63.87, 0412, 04.50, 84.75,05. VICTOR E ADLER'S . 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, @27 AND 920 7TH 8T. X.W., CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE STRICTLY ONE PRICE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 11 P.M 0c20-tr Deconaren Touzr Sura, ar Recent arrivals make our ‘stock again complete, Call and nee the fine tine of ENGLISH SETS, WITH SLOP 2A, ‘Weare selling at €5.00. AGENTS FOR THE PASTEUR FILTERS, ¥ hebras MOKSTOR, 1805 PR. AVR, ghee a AY, OCTOBER 20. 1891. A Sens Or Speers Sates. No other house DOES—EVER DID-OR EVER WILL—sell such STERLING QUALITIES at sach LOW PRICES AS WE quote. Saxs Asn Company. Tunez Kxors Is Fassiows Sraixe. Suoxs. nei H Mosr Turortast Ever Hern [4247S Sue homens aT F URNISHINGS, ‘That $3.35 sale Tur Paas Rovyaz 85. sale of RK SOLE SHOES for men has still life enough left for you to ‘The October series of Special Sales for 1891 shall be uoted for months to come: shall be thought of with rearet culy by those who now fail to attentively read each evening's annonucement. Twrrve Scnrmses For Tomornow, Wetover 21): No. 1, ‘The Palais Royal's 1 Knit Wool Skirts for 7c. Fust Black and all colors. Making a specialty of these Skirts, you will find them the best vaiue at $1 offered in this city. But ‘one to each customer at 70c. Take ele- ‘ator to second floor. rg No. 2. ' ‘Tho Satin and G. G. Ribbons that have been such asurptise at 18. are offered to- morrow at only 5c. yard. Two inches ‘wide and in all the art shades, No. 3. The Small Size Japanese Silk Hand- Kerchiefs with embroidered scallopedes, such as usually retailat re marked 18c. here. Tomorrow's special price, 2 for 250. No. 4. The special lot of Laces at 25c. a yard includex some worth 50c. Orieutal, Linen Torchon, Point Gene and Silk Chautiliy Laces ranging im width from Rto 1d inches, Price Scnrzises Frou Sax TILL , No. 5. Crm me “Paais Royal” 4-button $1.50 ‘Undressed Kid Gloves are offered tomor- FOB row for only $1.35 pair. Tried on with T th care and guaranteed the same UESDAY as if $1.50 were charged. Dut one pair toa customer. Oxty. roo No. 6. ‘Men's Warranted Fast Black Half Hose, marked “5 cents, at 1Se. or 3 pairs for 50 cents, Don’t usk for more than three pairs unless you ieel inclined to pay the regular price. No. 7. Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas with natural wood handles and 20-inch Paragon frames. Regular price, $1.2, ‘Tomorrow's specia: price, 98 cents, No. 8. Leather Pocket Books, made to imi- tateseal skin. Extra compartment for swali coins. Superior tnish to what is usual at 25 cents, Tomorrow's price, ‘only 16 cents, No. 9. Ladies’ Fancy Silk Lisle Hose that are extraordinary value- at 35 cents areof- fered at 29 cents. Not more than two Pairs to each customer. No. 10. In the Jewelry Department you may find Kolled Gold Initial Pius marked 8 cents. but really worth 25 cents. To- morrow's price, Gc. each. No. 11. ‘Writing Paper, ruled and plain, over one hundred sheets of small eize and nearly a hundred sheets of large size to the pound. Reduced from 20c. to 13c. for tomorrow. No. 12. Pillows, prettily embroidered and silk trimmed, ali colors, cheap at $1. For tomorrow, 59 cents. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Tue Paras Rovat. Rutzoxs. ‘We don’t write in an ill-natured way when we say ‘that you will laugh when you see the stocks of those who, being new to the business, imagine they havea perfect variety of Ribbons and boldly claim so in their advertisements. And then the prices. The following have been selected as specimens of the Palais Royal ‘Ribbons. We want you, just to convince yourself, to make comparison of the qualities, quantities and va- tiety of colors offered elsewhere at similar prices) RIBBONS FOR FANCY WORK (Art Shades), Ombre Ribbons from 3 to 5 inches wide, 7c. to 58c. a yard, Plain Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons (ali silk). SATIN EDGE GRO3 GRAIN RIBBONS, ‘These are = wonder, even for the Palsis Royal. You'll say so. R212 1 ot LRLRISIR No. 1 Ribbous in pieces of 10 yards: Pisin G.G.,Silk, 12 and 250. piece. Picot, 17c. piece, Satin, 100. piece. RIBBONS FOR,MILLINERY. But it is particularly for Millinery Ribbons that the ‘Palais Royal claims not the slizhtest fear of dangerous competition. Prices are actually nearly half what are charged at exclusive millinery stores, and so superior 8 variety to the display elsewhere that, as we ‘said, competition is not thouzht of with us. FOR 30. YARD.—Notethe quality and shades of our Plain Faille and Double-faced Sstin Ribbons for hat trimming. They are 3} inches wide. FOR lde. YARD—G. G. Silk Ribbons, 2 inches wide. ‘Theso are suitable for children’s hats, We have them 2) inches wide ut only 19¢. yard. VELVET RIBBONS, satin faced, in Black and col- ore, and where else such svariety of suadest’ We can truthfully boast of as largeastock of Velvet Ribbons as any other two establishinentsin town. Not much to ‘Doast of after all, for have wenot mades specialty of ‘Ribbons for years? "THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) MADE EXPALSSLY FOR HAT TRIMMINGS. ‘Youknow, perhaps, thst ‘The Prince of Wales” Feathers are the latest. Let's take these and make comparisons. You may take those we sell at 85 cents ‘ebunch and putthem side by side with the $1350 ‘Feathers shown in the millinery stores and you will seeno difference. There is no diference. This ia a bold claim to put in writing, foolish one if untrue, We know whereot we write, be sure of that, 50 CENTS will buy here agood bunch of Prince of ‘Wales Ostrich Feathers in all the autumn shadee—just asgood quality as those at SScents, only they are spliced. You would never know it by the looks. Bisck “Prince of Wales” Feathers in best variety, ‘80e., 480., GBc., 85e., 8c, $1.15 and 61.358 bunch. UMBRELLA POMPONS are another late crass, made of ostrich feathers in umbreliashape. You may have seen them on some of the imported French hats be suited. It'sashort “runner,” though, now. The “KUMFURT™” is ong men who bave tender fect. It's a cureand © preventative as well. Choap—€3—but stout as good leather can be. The specialties are not all on one side, ‘The isdies won't find a more satisfactory: ress boot than our LIONA KID. Unless you remember WE are tts backers the price inigbt frighten you off—$1.98, but it's worth 63 : acreze It's easy enough to pay for more HAT than you gét. Allthis reputation breeze is bosh—wien it comes to service. Our DERBYS will wear with any of th a they are blocked on precisely the same 2 wes, That our's cost less is nothing against 'm, so long as you get satisfaction. Our name in the crown isas good as any body's. Perhaps better if you should happen to have any “*bone to pick” over the quality. Our DERBYS—all shades and shapes— 81.90 to 84. Our SILK HATS—all shapes—94.50, 85.50 ani s7. SOYT HaTS and BOYS’ and CHIL- DREN'S HATS tu every style. Priced on ‘the basis of worth. ‘Three hundred and fifty dozen New Scarfs came in today—Tecks and Four-in-hands— ‘Theshades are the novelty about them, You knowhow wecrowd down our Neck- ‘Woar—These are at least a 7oc. grade—50 CENTS. That €1.50 CAMEL'S HAIR UNDER- ‘WEAR that we are fathering this season is really a better quality than you can buy anywhere else at $2. To begin with its genuine CAMEL'S HATR—and the way the garments ate cut, made and finished—make them hard to outdo. Better see them. RED SCARFS are still popular—all shapes—all the shades—50 CENTS. We've got the best DOLLAR DOGSKIN GLOVE in town—made for us, Any tint of tan is fashionable—these are in all tints. ‘We can't have missed aim at some want of yours, Follow up the hints, ‘These days it's hard to tell in what part of the house we are busiest. Such a siege as our CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS have been through thisseason! Nothing but our immense variety could have met the pres- ‘sure—the demand Las been so heavy, Saxs Axv Comrany, Makers of Opportunitics. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREETS. Laxsncncn & Bro, ART AND NEEDLEWORK. ‘The time draws nearer and nearer Ss each day passes to wet ready for the Christmas Presents thst you ‘Wish to work. This cannot much longer be put off, and why should it be? The goods are here, our corps of ladies, under the supervision of ‘Miss Roberts, are ready to begin any Piece of work for you free of charge. It is the best time for stamping, as ‘We are not overcrowded. We will acquaint you with some of the new- ‘est arrivals: ‘Stamped Linen Momie Cloth Scarf, 2 ys. long, 35e. ‘Stamped Linen Momfe Cloth Scarf, 13 yds. long, 250. ‘Stamped Linen Momie Cloth Splashers to match, 250, ‘Stamped Ferncloths, 50c. each, with Serviettes to match, 25¢. each, ‘Stamped Table Covers, 40 inches square, 49c. ‘Stamped Chair Backs and Cushions, 2c. each, Stamped Denim Cushion Tops, 19c. each. Stamped Bureau Covers and Pincushion Tops, 25¢. each, China Silk Scarfs, hand painted, bolting cloth ends, ‘Toe. each. ‘Linen Fringe in 24 different color combinations, 18. per yard. Also Linen Bagarran Tassels for trimming, 25. per dozen. Germantown Yarn in all colors, 15e. hank. Full line of Zephyrs, Sexony and Spanish Yarns always on hand. Complete color line in Knitting Silks. Filo Fioss, Roman Floss, Rope and Etching Silks, ‘Trimming Cords, in all colors, 10c. yard, Bilk Tassels, 106. doz. Silk Fringe for drapery trimming, 10e. yard. Satin-covered Pincushions, 0x9 inch, 45, each. Batin-covered Twin Pincunshions, 45c. Uncovered Pincushions, 19. each. China Silk Hoadrests, with silk ornaments, 75¢. pair. Special attention paid to STAMPING ORDERS, ‘Hand-embroidered Doylies and Lancheon Cloths always on band, Also executed to order, ‘The Art Room is st all times one of the most frequented in the house, ‘The many new pieces act like mag- ‘neta to attract your admiration, and though a good many of you will not bay yet youare welcome. See what new ideasare out and you may be ‘tempted to come again. rs ‘Mail orders for any of the above will receive imme- 666. eo iol ANTIC: SALE RIBRONS AT HALF RIBBONS AT HALP We have Just consan- mated (he most etwantic NBONS AT MALF ition purchase ef eur RIBBONS AT HALE DONS AT HALE ONS AT HALF AT HALE AT MALE AT MALY Av HALE AT MALL AT HALF morrow morning. at ATMALY Gch. Tt ts withows AT MALE exception the ehanoe af AT ALP ‘nue for you tolay ATMALP ina lawe supa fee AT MALE Use, an these AT MALE Dever be ATMALY Gaoted ‘again tor Ale EIBDONS AT MALE au Bublons ‘ Lor No. 1. RIRDONS AT HALF 1,100 pieces No. 7 Fine RISDONS AT HAL - roe Grain Kit rf PMALF tons with est andrhe. KUBWONS AT HALE cts, in Whe, Haur . Lact Bue, tim, WAL Sal, Beatiet, Appi HALF Green, Serpent Grew, nALP » Malowwny, Laven. MALY der, weal. he MaALe ‘Diet slung price. Ihe. RIBBONS AT MALY Price Guriag this sale.Se. LOT No. 2 RIBBONS AT HALT —_ 00 pieces of No. All RIBBONS AT HALF Silk ‘res train hubhews RIbBONS AT MALP MIBBONS AT HALE RIBBONS AT HALE RIBVONS AT HALF RIBBONS AT HALY LOT No. 3. RIBBONS AT HALF RIBBONS AT HALE RIBBONS AT HALP RIBBONS AT HALF KIBBONS AT BALI KIBLONS AT HALF RIBBONS AT HALP KUSBONS AT HALF RIBBONS AT HALF RIBBONS AT HALF RIBBONS AT HALF RIBBONS AT HALF 675 pieces No. 16 All- SUK Gros Grain Kisbous, With satin aud rhedame ede, 1m saue shades as, sm lot 1 and few others, Jbecular sellins price."25e, Price during thisaale. Ie, ‘To imduce you to buy these Jubbons by the prece we will allow cial discount of 5 per cout on ull pieces of ten yarda. RIBBONS AT HALF RIBVONS AT HALF Ribbons have yet been RIBBONS AT HALF offered the Washington RIBBONS AT HALF public, Extrs clerks will RIBBONS AT HALE RIBLONS AT HALF RIBBONS AT HALF be detatied im Rivbe tomorrow to pre! crowdung, THE BON MARCHE, 314 AND 316 7TH ST. X. Ww. (CHLDREN'S MERINO VESTS, EISENMA. (0020-3 ro W Agr REE? Wai Wie ve Fine Al-wooi White Bianke ts for fen, 19-3 ar REE Ens LETTER. "Yankee Notions” list yesterday—Drngeist Sundries today. Both new departinente, and in a fair way ‘o captures considerable portion of your patronage. Bought judiciously and ‘marked at the smallest possible manein of pro- fit. Each ftem stands for many other very Similar, and which are omitted on account of Auuted newspaper space. DRUGGIST SUNDRIES. Ammonta........... 80 Whisks—one and two strings. .......00- eeee-L50 ‘Whisks—bone and cell. Landies., 230 Turkish Gioves... Tooth Brushes, w Hair Brusnes (special Bastyles Hair Brushes English Hair Grashes. Se, 7c, 88c., Ol, €1.25, 81.50. Hand Mirrors, French giass, extra fine.......€1 Cherry Tooth Paste. A. Bourjois and Cie French Stanley's Camphor Ice, with coca butter and glycerine, Caider's Tooth Powder. Dr. Pray’s Diamond Nail Enawel., Dr. Pray's Rosaline... Bang Combs, with mirror handles...