Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1891, Page 4

Whatever the reasons for the transfer of Col. ‘Hajns,—whether by it he is unreasonably pun- ished for faults not his own, or whether in the Fegular routine of the movement cf army officers he goes to a place which is more pleas- ant to him personally than Washington has be- come,—the people of the District will regret his departure. And if by any expression of this regret they can secure his retention here, this expression will be promptly forthcoming. Aside from his personal popularity, there are substantial reasons why Col. Hains occupies an important place in the regard of the citizens of the District. During the years he bas been amember of the community he has worked quietly, steadily and faithfully and accom- plished works on which be might well be con- tent to rest his record as engi- neer officer. Under his efficient direction the reclamation of the Potomac flats, and the im- provement of the harbor, some years ago re- garded by many as only a dream, have become almost accomplished facts, greatly to the benefit of the capital. Other commissions given him have been executed with & promptness and faithfulness that won the admiration of the people. The free bride crossing the Potomac at George- town and the Pennsylvania avenue bridge, across the Anacostia, are monuments to his skill as an engineer and bis conscientiousness asa public officer, for in the cases of both constructions the money appropriated was laid out to such good advantage as to call for praise even among those who, as a rulg, prefer criticising to commending a public officer. He thoroughly appreciated the dangerous nuisance which in the present Long Bridge threatens the community, and would probably have suc- ceeded in abating it as the next of his great works. His labors for the District were made especially effective by the fact that he had gained toan unusual degree the deserved con- fidence of Congress. In his removal Washing- ton will suffer a serious loss. $$ The statistics of crime in the District, form- ing « part of the annual report of Maj. Moore, Superintendent of Police, submitted to the District Commissioners today, evidence the efliciency of the police force in the duty for which it was especially organized, the preven- tion and suppression of crime. The order maintained in the city compares well with that of any other city, notwithstanding the embarrassments the de- partment struggles with owing to inadequate numbers and the peculiar law relating to re- ernuits to the force. Major Moore again urges the repeal of the “Army and Navy” clause, which no longer serves the purpose for which it wasintended, when it became a lawin 1867,— the reservation of police appointments for men who served the Union in the war, but exists only to restrict the choice ef men for the force to a very limited class not especially well fitted for po- lice service. When the varied duties required of Washington police officers are considered, ‘there seems to be reason for extending the fiald of choice as much as possible, so the De- partment could avail itself of the best men, who could be induced to wear a badge and swing abaton. Maj. Moore's recommendation ofan increase of the force will have a hearty popular support and his many suggestions looking to the increased usefulness of his de- partment, and improvements of various kinds, the result of another year's active experience, will command attention. ee Ttappearsin the light of Captain Schley communication as fully translated from the cipher that too much credit for readiness to do Justice was given at first to the Chilian author- ities If they had shown the same alacrity in arresting the murderous Chilians as they didin overbauling the sailors of the Baltimore in the affair at Valparaiso the praise of exhibiting proper spirit on the occasion would have been deserved. But the latest information puts the Chilian government in the attitude of parti- cipating, in effect, in a murderous assault upon the crew of an American man-of-war, since wounds inflicted upon our sailors by bayonets ‘would seem to show that soldiers of Chili were among he leaders of the mob, and of taking no steps whatever to detect and punish the mur- derers or to furnish indemnity for the injury. ‘The United States will not fall into Italy's mis- take of making hasty and unreasonable de- mands, even though her sailor was killed by the Chilians because he was an American, while the New Orleang Italians were Killed because they were criminals, with no thought of their nationality. The course of the republic will be temperate and well considered, as the conduct of a great power toward a feeble one should be, but the distracted condition of Chili cannot excuse continued failure to furnish ampie redress for ‘an insult to the American flag, and the slaugh- ter of an American merely because he wore the national naval uniform. The case is one in which Chili, merely with her own interests in view, ought to be prompt without thespurring of ademand from the United States to explain and redress. The killing of an innocent American in a foreign land is no light matter under any circumstances. Here the conditions render the situation unusually serious. It will not be well for Chili if by her conduct she permits the present murder to assume the appearance ef an unprovoked and nredressed assault upon the republic itself. She will not care to deal with the whole American people, aroused against ber by the blood of their murdered sailor, which she has sprinkled in their faces, +2 An effort to interview Gov. Campbell on the A Pur Not one—nor afew—but most does wear BLACK. Everybody SHOULD have s Black Dress they can wear. The proper occasions are frequent. ‘The permissibie ones—all times. All depends on the BLACK. Wear the ‘*blackest BLACK" you can get—the lasting kind—such as ours. It “‘dyes” nearly every tashionable weave. BEDFORD CORDS. Most everybody is buying BEDFORD CORDS. We have them in BLACK— plain and patterned. 42-inch, $1.00. Atinch, $1.25. 46-tnch, $1.50. LUPIN'S--60 inches wide-$2.50 and oa FIGURED BEDFORD CORDS— Black—a set of six desixns—$1.25 and $1.50. But a house cannot stand on one “‘prop"—nor fashion on one weave. ‘The others— TWEEDS. LADIES’ BLACK TWEEDS — 4% inches—$1.25. SERGES. Lupin's French SURAH SERGE—48 tuches—81.15. Another make—a FINE TWILL-4¢ inches—75e. NUNS’ SERGE—6O inches—$1. CHEFIOTS. ALL- WOOL WIDE-WALE ‘CHEVIOT 0 inches—$1.25. DIAGONAL CHEVIOT-—rough finish AB inches wide—81. 376. JACQUARDS. FR CH WAVERLY—42-inch-$1.50 3. Fifteen pieces of FANCY patterns—42 inches—#1. CAMELS HAIR. A LUPIN in TUFTED EFFECT—48 inches—82. STRIVE and PLAID BOURETTE~42 inches—$1.50 a yard. TIGER STRIPE—4? inches—@1. LUPIN’S, PLAIN or SHAGGY FIN- ISH-81 to $2, HENRIETTAS, All wool—Guillaumet dyed, with La- cour's silk finish—46 inches—75e., Siie.. 81 and 81.25. PRIESTLEY'S SILK WARP—A spe- cial. 40 inches—@1, usually 81.25. 40 inehes—$1. 15, usually 81.373 40 inches—g1.25, usually 81.50. 40 inches—81.375, usually 81.6236. VEILS AND VEILING. PRIESTLEY'S and LUPIN'S BEST MAKES. HERNANI BAREGE-plain or with hemstitched borders. HERNANI, with plain or crape bor- ders on all four sides. WINDEMERE CRAPE and COURT- AULD'S English Crape—for veils or trimming. BLACK has a most useful side—economical on that account. Bought of US, a dress won't figure up much —and we guarantee the guality—so you don't risk any- thing. We cannot present stronger credentials for your confidence from any department of our house. Remember that, it you War To Wor Brack. Szarox Prnny, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ‘Established 1840. oy Telephone 995. Asx For Jouxsrows Corres. it ‘Your grocer. W. A. Puce & Co. ‘719 Market Space, (Corner 8th st. 9 Feer Loxa 9 FEET OF SHIMERING BEAUTY, ‘Dwell on this a few seconds and try and re- Alize the immensity of this OFFER—3 YARDS OF BEAUTIFUL SELECTED COQUE FEATHERS, with their RICH, IRIDESCENT TINTINGS, changing their hue in the differ- ent lichts. Don’t you think one of these pretty ‘BOAS will Jook well around your neck? You could not find anything that would give » more stylish effect. These BOAS, as we have said above, are made of nice, long, selected COQUE FEATHERS, and are full three yards Jong: and if you are looking for » BARGAIN this is the BEST one you willever find. These BOAS—we mean this QUALITY sell every- where for@5 and $5.50. Wearewoing to SELL THEM while they last For $3.98 Exce. 380. Recuxe For 92 Yann Sounds rather ridiculous, don’t you think? Yet it is a SOLEMN FACT. TOMORROW, TUESDAY, we will place on sale about 250 yards of SILK BOLTING CLOTH and other RUCHING. Regular 38c. goods. PRICE FOR TUESDAY, 9c. YARD, ALSO NEW LOT OF CHANGEABLE BRO- CADED SATIN WINDSOR TIES in the latest Rovelties. Regular price, Gic. SPECIAL PRICE, 45c. each. FULL ASSORTMENT of CHIFFONS in ALL COLORS, RUFFLED, DOUBLE or SINGLE, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. 12%. Detarses For 840. FOR TUESDAY we will offer FIGURED CASHMERE DELAINES in new and desirable patterns, Soldeverywhereat 12ic. FORSK. yard. ei . — . THE EVENING’ STAR: WASHIN = AT KMEWY'S [+2 nn DAILY LETTER. ‘Saturday's trade made big hole in that lot of 2 Perinot Gloves we are selling at €1.35—s clean saving of 5c. ona pair. Perinot Gloves rank with the best. . The cause of the low srica 10 ‘wo have bet one, dead Brown—yet it may be just the shade you want. They are 6-button Mousquetaire. ‘Two other good Glove bargains: button Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, ‘embroidered in Black and self colors, assorted shades, Modes, Tan and Grays. Usually gold at $1.75. We offer thom at $1.38 per pair. 4-button Pique Stitched Kid Gloves in assorted Tans, Grays and Browns. ‘Tried on and warranted. Only $1 Per pair. ‘These are three of the best Glove Darwains you are likely td have of fered to you this season. Ribbons—McKnew. | Ribbons—McKnew. iybons— w|i cknew. ibLous— Mick new. | Ribbons—MeKuew- Hibbous—Me¥ sew.! Ribbous—McKnew. Keep these two words in your mind, for we have anexcellent stock of Rib- dons. We have not been making the noise about Ribbons that weought to. The special barzains you read about in the papers are here and selling. Here area few more: 500 pieces of No. 5 All-silk Gros Grain Ribbon, with satin edge, in all the new art shades. Only 6c. per yard. 100 pieces No. 5 Fancy Brocaded Buk Ribbon, with satin edge, all abades and variety of combinations. Only 10c. per yard. 200 pieces No. 3 All-silk Ribbon, ‘with picot edge, for fancy work. Only 7c. per yard. COATS, CAPES, CLOAKS AND suits, Our Mrs. Padden‘has returned from ‘New York with a number of new and exclusive styles in Coats, Capes, Cloaks and Suits, and was particu- larly fortunate in securing an ele- want line of the fashionable ‘*Bern- hardt" Long Capes, WILLIAM H. McKNEW, 983 PA. AVE. It ‘The days of exorbitant prices for Drugs are within the recollec- tion of almost every one living today, s0 recently did high prices prevail. Time makes all things common, hence it is not consid- ered anything new today to speak of low prices for Drugs. How, when and by whom this desirable state of affairs was brought about should certainly be known toall and credit rightly given. The public invariably shows its appreciation of such “trade revolutions" in a very ‘emphatic and substantial manner by immediately transferring its patronage and its allegiance to the price revolutionist or pioneer. ‘Thus it is that we long since rec- ‘ognized the fact that to properly cope with the steadily increasing business so unstintingly bestowed upon us it was imperative that we should have a more commodious establishment. This, we take Pleasure in announcing, we have Secured by leasing the magnificent building on the corner diagonally ‘oppositeour preseng location. You have no doubt witnessed its erec- tion for some time past, and as wo shall have considerable to say about this handsome business structure upon occupancy, we ‘will not dwell upon it today. ‘What we do wish to announce is that we are now preparing to move—and every housewife knows what that means, To the housewifeit meansclean- ing, Decking, &c. To us it means that no goods outside of unchanging Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Articles and Preparations will be carried to the new store—ail eles will be closed out. The lines most affected are ‘Nail Files, Nail Brushes, Hair Curlers, Chamois, Sponges, Combs, Brushes, ‘Odd Boxes,” Cakes of Soap and Fancy Articles generally of styles and makes that we do not intend to move to the new store, as we shall put in ‘an entirely fresh stock. Toenum- erate any of the reductions al- ready made would make this article too long. We will have ‘something to say to you regularly ‘about the goods we sell and how ‘we sell them, 80 do not fail to see our announcements each day. Mf fT 2 MMMM KE kau i : Zz MMM Rg MMM BE DRUGGIST, s ‘Cor, 11th and F sts. nw. ‘May make you a winner, and if eo you cannot do better DIAMONDS. ‘We offer some tmmense bargains as special attrac- tions to our store for this week. $12.50 for a Heavy Gold Snake Ring, with diamond head. 825 for a Lovely 3 Carat Solitaire Ring that is cheap at 835. 835 for a Heavy Star Band Solitaire Ring, nearly % carat. Just the ring fora gentleman. 045 for a Lovely Marquise Cluster Ring. A special bargain, which must be seen tobe appreciated. 800 for a Lovely 1 Carat Solitaire Ring. Worth $100. 877.50 for a 1¥-carat Solitaire Ring. Can't be matched under $115. €100 for a Pure White Diamond Set in combination Ring and Stud Setting, Weight, 135. 8115 for a1%-carat Solitaire Ring, Tiffany setting. Worth all of $175. €125 for = 234-carat Solitaire, set in an English Gipsy ring. A remarkable bargain. $150 to 1,200 Solitaire Rings, which, being our own importations, we can guarantee at prices far below re- tall rates. ‘We have the larxeat stock of Diamond Scarf Pins in town, from $5 to $100, R. HARRIS & CO., IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS, Corner 7th and D n.w. A TTT AA 4 AA F AAA aa ‘900 ™ ooo cco x PO" SEE PD SSE me 88 Sok 88 fe Be ‘00 00” “Goo K "k v7 HR UW aT HOT H gs i Pegs T HH 1 Sys8 00 fF BNON 1 NN N GGG ohh RRA TARE EG MMM O ORR NKN HN RN Geo MEM GPE ELAS HORRY Go ‘WE COMMENCE TO SELL, AS ADVERTISED, GOODS FORMERLY SELLING AND WELL WORTH 50c., 81, 82, $3 AND $4, AT THE NOMINAL PRICE OF 25 CENTS. ‘These goods will be displayed for sale on the center counters throughout our stores, and we will give all comers their choice of anything on these tables, irre- ‘spective of its former cost, at the ridiculously low price of we GS §°O FRE RS THT g8Ss foob GoE ER TOSS mae oo kee NEN T SssSZ ‘We do this to advertise our stores and methods. THE ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH-GRADE FANCY Goops, BRIC-A-BRAC, ART GODS, INFANTS" WEAR, TOYS AND GAMES, ‘Which we recently bought from the estate of Christian Ruppert at 20 cents on the dollar, will be represented im this MOST PHENOMENAL SALE EVER HEARD OF. Every customer will be entitled toat least one article as advertised—more if the goods hold out. Our intentions were toend this sale at 6 o'clock today, but we omitted to advertise it in the Star, and in Justice to the readers of this paper we will continue it UNTIL 6 P.M. TOMORROW. MM oO TTT ITITA H EREW WoW Muh ah ror H BOY ww we we ah TOT HEE Wii BRMRLA POF HOH kes WW BBR ERE RRR NN NH H ERE Tt MM MM BEE RENN HH MMMM BREE RRR NNN HHH FE I MMM Eek EXASH RELUM MB. BB EEER RN NN H H ERE uMY THE LEADING TOY AND FANCY HOUSE IN THE CITY. 1t 403 AND 405 7TH ST. N.W. A NNN KK L FEE AA NNN KK L E BA NAN RK OE EE A A NNN K K LILL KEE cco 00 A TTTT SSq go gg fr B a tae So coo “oo AA T 2 OVERGAITERS, LEGGINS, GAITER TOPS— Or whatever you may call them. They're in brisk demand just now, because they are a great comfort in this chilly weather. ‘We have them in all the desirable qualities, ‘izes and colors, at much below regular prices, Ladies’ and Misses’ Overgaiters, Black oF Brown cloth, 75c. GTON, -p.o. Monpay OBER 26, 1891. “Tan Moxvwerrat. PIGSEIN GLOVES FOR 47 CENTS. ‘To the Monumental is due the credit that they have offered and sold not only the Genuine Biarritz Mous- GQuetaires, *‘The Pigskin” Glove, for less than they ‘ever were offered and sold in Washington: also the ‘8-button Suede ,"*Toronto” or Undressed Kid Gloves, our rewular $1.00 Glove, at 47c.; also our 4-button Glace **Touchon,” our regular price 98e. We not only ‘soldon last Monday, but also on Tuesday and Wednes- day. togive every lady a chance to procure a food pair of Gloves at less than half price, and secondly to prove our assertion that we never allow any merchant to ‘undersell us in any good and desirable article we keep. ‘Until 5 o'clock this evening we shall sell the balance of our Pigskin Gloves, FOR TOMORROW AND A DAY AFTER ‘We bave another remarkable Glove Sale. ‘We have closed out from one of the largest importers 3,000 pairs of a very fine Glove, the Genuine ‘English Walking” 4- button Glace, at the wonderfully low price of 5c. Please don't ask what they regularly sell for. We bought every pair of them. We got an immense bar- gain in them, and can afford to give our customers ‘an unusually great bargain for less than they can be imported for—at 85c. a pair. To look at them is the selling of them. One pair to each customer. ‘We have done the same identical thing with our Ribbons. We offered and sold on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday every one of our best desirable Rib- bons, from number one to 5 inches, at about one-half their real value, THE MONUMENTAL. As advertised in yesterday's (Sunday's) Post, in the following departments, will continue for this week: FOR MILLINERY, CLOAKS, HOSIERY, FURS, COQUE AND OSTRICH FEATHER BOAS, MISSES AND INFANTS’ WEAR, MERINO UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, MUSLIN UNDER- WEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, UMBRELLAS, NECE- WEAR, CORSETS, &c., &c. “THE MONUMENTAL,” 026-28 Laxssonox & Bro. Again do we call your attention to our Closing Sale of Upholstery Goods. ‘Ourlargeand varied stock of Portieres is fast being rid of the more desir- able patterns and colors, showing Plainly our patrons appreciate the extra value we are giving. Your at~ tention is again called to the exceed- ingly low prices in Lace Curtains, Bed Sets, &c. Our 85c. Curtains down to 65e. * 81.00 81.25 $1.50 8.75 82.00 ‘Asa special inducement we are giv- ing away with all Curtains @2 per pair and over, Curtain Pole and trim- mings. In Bed Sets we have a lot of slightly soiled Applique Sets which formerly Sold for €23, $25 and $27.50; have all been marked to go at 812 per set. We have a few Madras Setsin Yellow, Pink and Red which formerly sold for $6.75; now 84 per set. Our $1.25 Nottingham Sets for 90c. “e150 « 81.10, “a5 9 81.25. “ezo0 80% ** 91.50. PILLOW SHAMS. ‘We haves lot of Nottingham Pillow Shams which formerly sold for 500. er pair; have been marked 35c. per Pair. Our @1.00 ones to 70c. SHADES We are selling a heavy Holland Bhade,3 feet wide and 6 feet long, for 25e. ‘Then we have « Shade, which would cost you $1 to $1.25 madeto order, that wo are selling for 50 cts. ; these are made of the best Opaque with Spring Rollers. ‘We have alarxe lot of odds and ends in Shades that we will closeout at 15, 20.and 25e. ; these shades sold from Re. to SL. Many bargains can be found here. Weare deter Mined to close out the en- tire stock. We have an ob-> Ject in view, and you, pru- dent housekeeper,can save dollars, These goods are all new, just arrived for this season's display, but ere the last snow melts you will hear no more of our UPHOLSTERY DE- PARTMENT. If Gut of Townsend let- Ovx Rosrez. ‘RY OF TEE FOLLOWING jAMED GENTLEMEN WILL BE PLEASED TOEXTEND THECOUR- ‘TESIES OF OUR HOUSE TO ALL OF THEIR FRIENDS aND PATRONS AND WILL PERSON- ALLY ATTEND TO THEIR CLOTHING NEEDS AT ANY ‘TIME IT SUITS THEM TO CALL: B, FOBINSON. FLAPS B. PAREER. W*: t- curry. Else F. posinson. M, = 8™iTa. REY: &. B. TORK. G*°- W. Dopsox. JULIvUs wuGHLeErT JUPSON N. Moons, T, PLINY moran, EPGak F. HUBBALL. yA FRed. 3. NEwranR, G@. BAIN. THOS. 3. BROOKE. W. ?: FEARSORN. B. ™- BBIDGErrT. Rest. W. LEECH. GEO. T. DIETERICH. W*. T- puvary R, 3 cho key. H4828y worr. W ™: 8. Lamberg. W, F EABRiIMORE. C, %- HAssELBacg, JAMES MARLEY. A, 3 BOCK. W: 80PrzEnR. T Hos. vorz. JOUN J. cammack, J. SIGGER. k, © 28eLuoRst. L, ™ Wise. THOS. a. WALKER. CHAS. A. dackson. J43- 4. BROUGHTON, W*- 0. wason. E, 4: BUrTres. WE CORDIALLY INVITE THT PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON TO CALL AND INSPECT THE HAND- SOMEST STOCK OF READY- MADE CLOTHING IN AMERICA. THEY WILL NOT BE IMPOR- TUNED TOPURCHASE, BUT WILL BE POLITELY AND COURTE- OUSLY WAITED UPON BY ANY OF OUR CORPS OF GENTLEMANLY SALESMEN. Rosrssox, Panzer & Co., Axentcas Crornmns, 1200, 1202& 1204 FS:.N. Ayorner Rar Ar Whuars Ar Horcarssows. This is not a rhapsody. but We wish to remind you that our Wraps Are selling rapidly. Our stock was by no means Low, but we have jist received Anew lot. Even their names are attractive And sugxest desirability ‘As well as unique makeup ‘Among the inany we observe A stylish “*STYX." An artistic ““ARISTIDE,” a lovely “LUCCA,” A peerless **PORSENNA.” a showy “S4PERO,” A fashionable “FRACINET,” a jaunty “GARTKOW,” An elegant “ELRO," a dainty “GALOTTi," Anda rich “RIGOLETTO." Not in the United States capital Can be found another Such lot of Wraps, so large, 30 varied, And so attractive. Notwithstanding this fact ‘They are selling at prices Which are very moderate. For an Imported Wrap ‘Most assuredly $16 is not a high price. ‘We have them at that. ‘The limit is $100. ‘The above mentioned kinds Are merely suggestive of our stock. IN COATS, CLOAKS, CAPES AND JACKETS ‘We can satisfy ‘The most exacting, both as to quality And price. We have ‘These Garments for $3 and upward, Kaxes Patace, 812-614 SEVENTH 8T. Soon icon Soe ‘We place before you a few desirahie bargains: ‘Which we guarantee cannot be duplicated. Beery article as advertised. ‘Read the following list. It will save you from 10 to 25 per cent on your purchase. ‘Ladies’ and Misses? SILK BEAVER PLUSH HATS, Im all the latest shapes and in all colors. They can- not be bought in this city under $1.50 end @1.73. ‘They are yours for the picking at 89C. Special—Piease bear in mind that these Mate are very sashionadle, and are the latest efects in Mii- limery. Their real vaiue te $1.60 t0 61.75. We place them before you at 89C. n oe LIE A LIV Hu FR AA VY x HE AMAA VY t aH Eee A A OV Wwe RE eog wo mr wwww b eo i Wwww feo oi uu ww & H sa Hk wow kre ‘GG t u XN PDP FER ERR u NN DD E R UY RRS BOD RD ww XN KN Boo’ kei x YW Ww BRE A RRR erew be AA ig a, AA wow eek ao SOC. sing Nejteant Pante—vests sik fn- J+ {shed around neck and down frout, pearl SPECIAL PRICE, 39C. Feyptian Yarn Ribbed Vests, inal sizes, high neck, long sieeves, pants to mateh. SPECIAL PRICE, 21C. Scarlet All-wool Vests for Indies, pearl Duttons, alk Bussbed around hecks famis ia FOR 39C. 31C. on 21C. 87C. z Fo! "SPECIAL PRICE, 75C. 75C. 0 Sse FOR SPECIAL PRICE, 87C. sic. Special attention has been paid to Children’s Heavy- weight Underwear. We have Heavy-weicht Merino Vests and Pants rang- ing in price. Size 16 at 100. Size 18 at 1c. 21 at 160, Size 4 at Full line of ribbed goods, Scarlet and naturals, at very lowest prices. 3 Coars. Fiderdown Short Coats, excertional yaine, in Baty Brae, Pink. Lan, Navy Blue,” Garnet, Mother Hubbard and Gretghen syle SPECIAL PRICE, $1.98. $2.50 te ets ae FOR SPECIAL PRICE, $1.89. $Ls89. $3. 75 Infants’ Long Coats, all-wool casb- - Mnere, eulruidered capes and around FOR * SPECIAL PRICE, $2.98 $2.98. $6.98 Sorcerer ese From Sitiauwora fur ait zee SPECIAL PRICE, $5.25. A very Dainty Little Coat, in Cream Bedford cord.deey cabs, eunived with ‘angora fur. SPECIAL PRICE, $5 10. A Very Handsome Biack Silk Mo- hair Coat. Size six years. Made with a full box piaited back, full hixh sleeves, pointed collar, ‘with Gray angora fur. SPECIAL PRICE, $10.98. 7 Cumpress Heapwran. We have the finest and best selection of Children's ‘Caps and Hats in the city. DOWN Caps, SILK EMBROIDERED CAPS AND HATS, PLUSH CAPS AND HATS, VELVET HATS. $6.25 FOR $5.10. $12.50 FOR mall the pret show off bavy’s little chubby face. Tv Noses Arnoys. DOZEN Nurse's Aprons, lace bottoms, wide strings. 11¢c, 10 DOZEN Nurses: Aprons, colored bottoras, wide 21C. K XT NN GGG ™ g8s5 5% i NNN GG ® Bi PERE Boo | OSs KK BN GGG Sss8 PPP A L ie ER ag AA AA gs & ade ih bo E e ana a4 Goo kee T 812-814 SEVENTH STREET N. W. TWO TWIN STOCKS—UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. ‘We shall have @ ¢reat Goal tomy about these two departments during the mest thirty days, so watch them closely. looking through the stock today are, foine to begin by culling out ail the “odd Vines, “and shall offer thes: at ervat!y reduced Prices. We propone to seilthe present line of Ladies’ 50-cont Ribbed Balbrigwan Vewte at BO cente, for the reason that we have secured a little better quality to sell at GO.cents. We Dave only about fifteen dozen lefts mere handful—and at 30 cents they ought nob last longer than a day of two. In Hosiery a specialty ts being made of @ Rew and superior Past Black.cuaranteed not to affect the durability of the hose. Excel- Jent quaiity tn Ladies’ at 230. INFANTS’ Goops. We have every neceaary requisite for the Little ones. pet" department. Come with auy need in mind and you are sure of finding it here, There are no lower peice than ours in this or any otber city. INFANTS’ cars. Among the dozens of styles these three elaim special attention At 48 cents we offer two styles. One Cream Surah Silk Cap, enibroidered all over, finished with pon-pon lace net. ‘The other Creata Casuumere Cap, with fine eh ing aud lace pon-yon, 48 cents, Infante’ Cream Surah Suk Caps, hand fomely embroidered, finished with ace and Fibbon pon-pon and stk tie strings, 7S.cente, Infants’ and Children’s Surah Silk Hate, with soft full shirred crown and stiff braid, finished with rosette and silk ribbon colors, Black, Navy apd Golden Browns e14s INFANTS’ WORSTED GOODS. We have all the various styles. As apectals we otter Infants’ Worsted Hand-knit Sacgues af the low price of 30 cents, We have other styles at 48, 58, 62, 75, 88, 98e. to 81.08. Special values.in Infants’ Worsted Bootes: at 15 cents, Uther styles at 19, 25, 30 and 45 cents, CHILDREN'S COATS. Notwithstanding the fact that the styles are handsomer than ever the prices are lower. For tomorrow we offer the following ‘special Values Children’s Eiderdown Short Conte, in © Variety of stripes and checks, full sleeved colors, stripes and checks; trimmed arvund the neck, waist and sleeves with silk velvet. Colors—Old_ Rose, Terra Cotta, Navy, Brown and Serpent; only €4.45. SPECIAL REDUCTION IN GLOVES. Inasmuch as a few sizes in Ue. button Suede Mousquetatre are remaining we shall offer them at the reduced price of 49 cents per pair: Tans and Browns, in sizes 56, 5%, OX and 7, THE BON MARCHE, Bo 314 AND 310 7TH 8T. x. W. POR TOMORROW ar STRASBURGER" DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET. Cailco Comforts for 98e. rts for @ English Chintz Comforts for #2. Pine Sateen on both sides for €2.50, 1 Fine Sateen Eiderdown. Worth $7. Closime price, #5. jorn Exderdown. Worth $9.50. Clee 1 English ing price, #' 2 Silk Covered Eiderdown. Worth 813.75. Closime price, $10.50. 1 Blankets for Sie. 81.50 Wool Piankets for @1.25. 83.75 Prince Royal Blankets for €3.25, 85 Strictly All-wool Blankets for €4. $7.50 Fine Wool 12-4 Sianket 6.2%, $10 California 11-4 Blankets for @7.50. Bed Spreads 75e., $1, 1.25, #150, &e. AN geod values. Call tomorrow. Pirst come, first served, as they will Go fast at these low prices. ae John J. Clark's Spoot Cotton, # for Se. Joussox & Lurrarn. OUR NEW WEAP DEPARTMENT Has proved successful far Leyond our expectations, We are daily recetving est noveltion in the mest approved styles. Weexhibit Capes, Jackets. Beniers and Long Gariwents, with and without (ur trimmtua. We are also showing « varied assortment of Fur Capes, Fur Mufilers and Fur Trimmings. Prices guaranteed the lowest for similar quaiities. DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. We received many new choice novelties im Drews Goods during the past Week, making now oUF assort- ment the best to be found in the city. We specially call your attention to our importation of Bedturd Cords at BGe., 1.15 and $1.50 per yard. Thee prices are fully twenty-five per cent less than you'll ‘find similar qualitics elsewhere. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Space. Lavws- A WONDER IN SHOEMAKING. SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES. Kersey, Black, Terra Cotta, Gray or Drab at ter and all inquiries of Our facilities for Cloak ‘New York political situation brought forth very 1. “ei 1 A FULL LINE Now IN STOCK Uitle that was in tho nature of positive opinion. | goyeruq, nw eeruremeworer | Asx Fon Jonxstoxs Tas, Valea tunes Gan ste orders will immediately poe ease eae S. Comx & Co. AMP Evidently Ohio is enough for the governor to —— : Fecelve consideration. ‘A peerless reputation. 623 11TH STREET. look after at present. —- _ ce Ieyou buy emarmentof us soo ‘Them Shoes jook well and ft well. ‘ a _ |Coxser Deranruesz, Wars You Estes Socters a A ON N gS8q Kod guarantee the at, COLORED SILK FRINGES, They are comfortable to tender feet. The Chinese government's crises seem toin-| you will sod thie oce of the mest COM: nigerian a. & RE ee eae Made on the bench at our Baltimore Bouma ¢rease with time, for the crop failure inthe] py.eTe CORSET DEPARTMENTS in this ‘THAT YOU DON THE ea Pe ag = ‘The little folks are watching —— Good material used to make them. interior cannot fail to produce severe dis-| city, EVENING DRESS SUIT. Children’s and Misses’ Leggins. A bal For our assortment — nee ‘Ask forthem. It's the favorte contents in the most loyal provinces. Indesd,| “ Woshow. full ine of the CELEBRATED. a ‘ bail amassing 4 g $9% FE |Witbetere tne weet. ‘They are besutifat oe % it has had that effect already. The Tartar} p, CORSETS inalletylon end prices, ‘You Buy or Borrow, Ladies’ Overgaiters to match any color Bog FS piece sagem G10 yard. family show dynasty is in great straits. All of the shapes in THOMSON’S GLOVE- ievengane-doracaans Grams, to cloth or. leather, madete.coder an : od? B GSP BH | What you have been looking tor. Colored Drop Fringe, You won't be without them after one trial. The subj i in prise ira presen gy Fs 00. Pat Extra orders will be 60 cents extra price. subtreasury party during its meeting} _P. D. and J. B. Corsets in Colored or White. ‘ B 0 wes shoe te worth 85.00 of anybody's momen, at Gainesville, Ga, should have added to its| OUR 75c. CORSETS will equal any 81 Corset Wo Make Them From ame BB 3 3 J. C. Horcarmsox, bay 5 ee ae cne-4hintien, Fesolutions the section: inthe country, This Corset is made for us and. TWILLED WORSTED . RS Boone lees ave PY 0c. yard, =p “If anybody doesn’t seo what be wants he| ts particularly good value. Or the 028420, 422, 404, 496 7TH BT. XW. Washow Sitk Fringes, o— shall promptly have same upon asking for it.” COUTIL CORSETS tn COLORED or CONVENTIONAL BROADCLOTH. RELIABLE SHOR HOUSE. ‘Grea, ——_ WILSON & CARER, WHITE, good fitting, for 50c. pair. Werieleds teen. ‘NEW MAIN STORE, Marabou Custom Shoemakers, Gor. Campbell is maid to be using too much | FULL LINE, of CHILDREN'S CORSETS FROM 490.00 UP. 800 AND 002 SEVENTH STREET FTTH TTT TTT | Ts we brass band in his campaign. Major MeKinley | $04 CORSET WAISTS atthe CLOSEST pou- Pointe tagstacl td EM Jouxstows Baxixa Powngs. 920 F BT. . should retaliate with one in which the instru- = MADE TO YOUR MEASURE. aay Be Sep Sree : = ‘our grocer, 8. COHEN & CO., 026-01 Baltimore Store 4 and 6 Baltimore st. ments from the cornet to the tuba ure made of pay 1914 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE. Too’ Lars 023 122 etrest. tin plate. ‘The cold season has been tardy, but it's here * °° CAPITOL HILL STO! é —< plat 38c. Rvcuxe For 9c. Yano. feocomeparporimneen ae : = Sar Be ree. Toynt on thick uoterveer | Punzst Paopvcrs Or Der Dust | csnes neuen octet ‘The politicians who promise to make money FOR TUESDAY we will offer a a special | looks seedy, the addition of a new Overcoat to your | 2¢ a frozen your blood into Bheu- Famous brands of Butter that are eweet, plentifal should bear in mi: 4 i ‘ NECKWEAR BARGAIN 250 yards of SILK wardrobe becomes a necessity. Our stock exceeds all mation. 2 Sich tn Saver and walteun inquatie_toms rin mind W. S. Gilbert's} LoLTING CLOTH RUCHING, sold regularly | former efforts for variety and colors. The smooth ‘We are selling tt low now, ‘good to the best Butter. Free delivery | F° F bit of philosophy: “When every one is some| for 3ée., at the BARGAIN PHICE of Ge. yard. _| face fabrics, such as Meltons and Kerseys, appost to S. Decause you netd it now. In Gall, tr-weekly. somi-weskiy and weekiy. | St Sul, Ge os eadcanghotn” have thecall- Allshades: Black, Bius, Brown. Tan, Sryrisz Axnus Sxuxa. the summer it isn't cheap at ‘You state the quantity and the days you —_— oo Se ene oo your whim ne any price. wish it—"‘we wild do the reat,” Our stock of Pure is now somplete, comprising Canada’s complaints of an inaccurate cen- T, H. TO ORDER Fors Ss segaae ed anette Mae’ a, Neming on.bectansees | Om Exsrowsnen Haxoxzncmers Ree pel In our stock of Furs you will 1 ease pary wool, tara or zamxsy. orsrzn, | sacques, Peowpests. Uncle Sam should know just what| _Thet weadvertion! eoveral dayacineo oro melt: ‘Wo need economaising when you buy at this price ee santtary wear. on og eae! SERvERS, he is to get. them. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, HAXD- onres ‘hes been called upon to contribute Jake oben JACKETS, ee ee EMBROIDERED, sold in all of the large stores tothe warmth and stylishnees of _— a CAPES, The members of the alliance in South Da-| at S0c., don’t last long when they are OF- ro : Kota are falling into the general drift of| FERED for @5e. If you want any of these, 3 woman, We have also the finest. Rs ry ‘ COLLARS, ings im fiat erction and getting diverts | SS Salt Seat ee ae ‘00 2 London-lyed Alaske Sealskin SEPH AUERBACH, Kyowx Taz Womp Ovzz. BOAS, and from one another. Eetereecare chem while youcun. Boe trisht Dare Sent pee UNDER CLOTEIER, ‘The dat that ibet town ‘used cha ining to get them ‘Xmas presents, - s! the ‘The newspapers have taken down their] will cost you Soe. then, which e the regula? } [| Mew faqen and detente oi Gp: world over ts the’ Dunlap—snd we monyiresy . “Register!” sign. All that the American citi-| Price. NOW YOU TAKE YOUR PICK FOR fashionable Fur garments. PBF, ® Pg, eoe. ten are*‘sole agents" for Washington. Yet CARRIAGE ROBES, FLOOR BUGS, FUR TRIM- zen can do now in the exercise of bis great} 6° «ee pee Astankben Capes, 615 %0 068. ‘we keep lower- priced Hate. A. good ting eer -Somter—ane ee are i FN | t 3 3 R ‘Trimming Furs—wide and nare ‘Ths bent vada or the money ere ered Fow men have succeeded in attracting as W. A. Pinca & Co, ‘00 = row. ; r mueh attention by what they do not do as G15 AND 617 PENNA. AVE. Lieut Gov. Jones has. . srowmmeetsamnenter| BH. Srmers & Sons Soma a ‘The races will help to tide over the dull se: | p gaattas, : ; , P se helt ea rts | RP 1287 Pa Ave Axo 13:0 Sz vin sows see —