Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘WEDNESDAY... perganent circul:tion in W times larzer that of uny other pape! in the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medinm it has no competitor. —— ‘The most interesting series of state elections ever held on the continent ends without that radical change of sentiment all along the line which was expected by some sanguine people. Neither party has apparently gained #o muck a8 to indicate that it is bound to gain more in the presidential clection, and neither party has gained enough to relieve it from anxiety as to the future. The loss of New York or Ohio to ‘the party normally its master would have put enlculaticns awry. But Ohio gives s decided majority to the republicans and New York to tae democrats. Both organizations have ground for rejoicing that they have beld their own in their ordinary strongholds. Both republi- cans ard demeccrats hoped to d6 consider- sbir more than they succeeded in doing. Securing the election of Maj. McKinley in place of Gov. Campbell in the buckeye state, with a republican legislature instead of a democratic legislature, the Ohio republicans have really gained important advantages; but not to have done so would have been well nigh ruinous. The Pennsylvania republicans redeem their state by about the usual majority in off years, which is somewhat better than was expected by impartial —calcu- lator The democrats in holding the governorship of Massachusetts achieve one of the points that was coveted by them. ‘The result was iargely due to the personal pop- ularity and ability of their leader. The same may be said of Iowa, where anti-prohibition sen- timent also contributed to democratic success. ‘hese revuits seem to teach that the parties are so nearly equal in powcrand promise that no extreme policy by either can beadopted with safety. What the republicans recover in two or threa states is at least counterbalanced by what the democrats recover in prestige in New York and secure a second time in succes- sion in Massachusetts and lowa. An important movement is on foot to remove the theological seminary of the Lutheran church from Gettysburg to Washington or some other city. The mecting held here last night in aid of the removal to this city was well attended by leading men from the different states and a momentum given to removal to the capital. The board of directors having decided to remove the chief seminary of the Lutherans to some mere desirable place than ita present location, the claims of Washington are strongest of any American city, because, as Rev. Dr. Butler says, the seminary would be nationalized by coming to the capital and the church itself unified thereby. By a sale of the present historic buildings and grounds to the state of Pennsylvania or to the general gov- ernment, it is said, the expenses incurred by the removal would be more than paid. ‘The meeting was unanimous in deciding that ‘Washington was the proper place for the semi- nary, and a strong ccmmittce of seven was ap- pointed to take the necessary steps to secure the desired object and provide ways and mears. This movement is of more than denominational importance. As the Catholies, Methodists and Baptists are developing educational head- quarters at the nation’s capital, so it is desir able to have the Lutherans and other church bodies establish here their seminaries. The incomparable aivantages of Washington as the educational center of the western hemisphere need not be specifically pointed out. The gov- ernment buildings. libraries, museums, scien- tific collections and the great academy of gov- ernment in all its branches, that enrich ‘Washington, to say nothing of the delightful physical surroundingsand historic associations of the capital, prevent any just comparison be- ‘tween it and any other city. Low tariff with an anti-prohibition attach- ‘ent came out ahead in Iowa. Low tariff with an honest money attachment, plus Gov. Russell's personal popularity, won in Massachusetts. Low tariff with a free-coinage attachment was smashed in Obic. The democrats won on a sound-money plank in New York. In general results the free-coinage democrats aye under- neath, while Cleveiand and tariff reform show up on top of the democratic heap. Among the republicans the boom for McKinley and pro- tection given by Ohio is not sustained by the other contested states, except Pennsylvania, “Hamlet” with the melancholy Dane omitted from the cast would be no more odd than was the reception which Jersey City Methodists tendered to two delegates to the Ecumenical Conference—Rev. William Arthur and Rev. Dr. Evans. Both gentlemen were ill and absent, but the reception went right along. There were speeches and refreshments, but those who were being received, so to speak, were absent. If the Chitean statesmen who are now en- Gaged in trying to discover some safe way of expressing their contempt for the United States would only utilize their tremendous energies in some wage-earning capacity they might help Iowa shows a tendency to step out of the sepublican column, for she gives the democrats more than sho gute them the last time, when the democrats got the governor. Next she will be claiming the vice presidential, or perhaps even ‘the presidential, nomination as a reward for her new and vigorous democracy. Everywhere it was tried yesterday the Aus tralian ballot proved a success. Not only were the elections where it was used quiet, but they ‘were more nearly konest verdicts of the popu- lar jury. It ougitt not to be long before every state im the Union has a secret, honest ballot. Reading the election returns by the light of the campaign cfforts made by the two political parties in New York, one would think that the people im the rural parts of the state rather Like to be ruled by the Tammany tiger, and that the people of the city are mighty glad the World's fair went to Chicago. es “Tae Thanksgiving proclamation is now due.” Signed, Wm. E. Kusec!l, Wm. MeKiuley, jr., Roswell P. Flower, Horace Boies, Matthew 8. Quay and many othe ed If the Maverick National Bank had bad ite full quota of eleven directors instead of only ve there is no telling how much money it might baze lost. - + ‘The man who says “i told you so” is indue triously intensifying the tired feeling that is felt in some quarters. a ns Maj. McKinley is the republican exceptiou tour of a kind. ++ The band which has been playing “The Campbells are coming” will now reverse en- pines. —_--—___. Between the legislatures and the governor- ships there is rocun for all kinds of enthusi- om. —-——» +e Pennsylvania restlts seem to reduce probable damage that Quay sustained by libel. Even Mz. Quay coald not defeat the repabli- ean party in Pennsylvania. = ‘McKinley's policy evidently includes a good dit of self-protecuon. —_—+2s—___. Chile's time for public attention Qgzin presen ‘The election was « very orderly affair Washington. : will come Yesterday was “feeding time” for the Taz- ‘many tiger. lueud. ‘$25 for 2 Lovely 4 Carat Solitaire Bink that ischeap their debt-burdened country out of the finan- t full ck of Black cial slough in which it struggles, aiatcncacae Great Discousr Satz aT W. ¥. HOZKE'S CARPET AND FURNITURE STORE, 8TH AND PENNA. SVE., FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. IT 18 OUR desire for the month of November to ECLIPSE THE RECORD of any past month in the history of our business. We realize the magnitude of this undertaking, but nevertheless are ‘not the least daunted, for we know well the BENEFIT OF YOUR SUPPORT, having fully experienced it im the past. In order to SECURE YOUR ASSIST- ANCE in this effort we will SHARE THE PROFIT with you, and beginning THIS MORNING, and continuing until 6 p.m. Saturday, November 7, we WILL GIVE xou A CASH 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT On all purchases of Furniture and Up- holstery Goods of $25 2nd over. Our Stock from which to select embraces Chamber Suites, in ALL WOODS, from $19.50 to €350. Parlor Suites, in all fabrics, from $37.50 to $300. This is sn opportunity that SKLDOM OCCURS im the height of BUSY SEASON and YOU SHOULD profit by it. Kemember, this sale only Jasts until ¢ p.m. Satur day, November 7. Our CARPET STOCK !s second to none, and WE LEAD IN FIRST-CLASS WORK, being the only house that em- ploys exclusively first-class New York cutters and layers. 8TH AND PENNA. AVE. 3 6] Bazza eeveg A OD AA x AA ABA mM M M Ste kegee 000, ’600' KEESE w227! M MM 00 D D D> DD x BS Are imported by us direct from the cutters in Holland. By purchasing from us you pay only one profit, and wecan couvince you it isa moderate one, Our Dia- monds are selected with great careas to quality, and we pledge our reputation with our guarantee. WE MENTION SOME BARGAINS: We offer some immense baryains as special attrac tions to our store for this week. 12.50 fora Heavy Go'd Suake Ring with diamond at $255. $5 for a Heavy Star Band Solitaire Ring, nearly % carat. Just the ring for a zentiewan. $45 for a Lovely Marquise Cluster Ring. A special bargain which must be seen to be appreciated. 860 for a Lovely I-carat Solitaire Ring worth 8100. $77.30 for » 1y-carat Solitaire Bing. Can't be matched under $113 $100 for a Pure White Diamond Ring and Stud Setting. Weirht, 174. ‘$115 for a 1i¢-carat Solitaire Ring, Tidany setting. Worth all of 8175. for = 2}-carat Solitaire, set im an English Gipsy ring. A remarkable bargain. $150 to $1,200 Solitaire Rinxs, which, being ourown, importation, we cap guaran:ee at prices far below re- tail rates. We Lave the Jancest stock of Diamond Scarf Pins in town, from 85 to $100. Solitaire Earrinzs. Over300 pairs. From $20 to 81,000. Our $25 and $50 Earrings m ust be seen to be appreciated. Diamonds and other Precious Stones sold unset by the carat. im Combination BR HARRIS & CO., IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS, Cor. 7th and D S. Cony & ©o.. 323 ITH STREET. BUTTON DEPARTMENT. We have an unusually full stock of Buttons of every de- ‘scription. Cut Steel Buttons. Jet Buttons. Crochet Buttons. White Pearl Buttons. Smoked Pear! Buttons. Horn Buttons. ‘Bone Buttons. Silk Covered Buttonz. ‘Mohair Tailor Buttons, ‘The same department con- 8. COHEN & CO., G3 Lith st. “PRICES GUARANTEED." not Buapy Creveraxsp Axo Bany McKee. "The two new perfumes. Come and ty ther, Mins LULA LEASMAN, formerly with Mt. Willfan, 931} st nw. Lilies of France, Alpino Roses Wits Heath and iny otuer choice periuiies alway#in stock. 1 Pp. PPP, PoP PPP PP es r - Sereereterererens re re re rererens ¥. Artist orate Cor. 11th and Pa. ave., over Brentano's. Ox A Cor Westen Morxixe Nothing tastes so well us hot cakes, cus cam vate the caken, bes one can em, but how few enjoy the fresh, creamy butter, which isso eanentias to their 1ull-appresi- ation. We have jast the batter you Reed—the Eheim Creamery Butter fait 40c. per. pouud, oF UE jess “Cow rant” Batter at Delivered daily in any quan JAMES F. OYSTER. sel4-rotm Tus Gaaxo Prue. ‘T. G. Hawkes & Co. of Corning, N. ¥., were awarded the Grand Prize at the Paris Exposi- tion of 1889 for RICH CUT GLASS. We have large and beautiful variety of this celebrated ises, from an Olive or Bonbon Dish at $2 to the largest Punch Bowls, If you are ooking for a wedding present you ‘Will not regret an inspection of our display. WILMARTH & EDMONSTOX, ‘Tmporters of China and Housefurnishings, 1205 PENN. AVE Saal Lvs? 3 Rest #3 Se eS. la wan aan Bot | Thefollowing Capes are 24 inches at back: Seal, acta J THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. PALAGE 812-Si4 SEVENTH STREET. A Corvus. For Lanes rata HY al Rd > Moe E WY TELLING 0} EL ft IRIERY = Souz HrexCrass Banoarxs A word or two with you about Miliinery. WE ARE MILLINERS IN THE BROADEST SENSE, OF THE WORD. TUE FOLLOWING INDISPUTA- BLE FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES: FACT NO. 1.-:We have every conceivable STYLE, SHAPE and COLOR Hat or Bonnet Tonosnow, Wooxzspas. Novewsen 5. ‘that is manufactared. tomorrow with | FACT NO. 2.—Our stock {s larger and more complete covensintutlew resect than ang 8 Milincry Hatatilhuseats in this city combined. FACT NO. 3.—We buy direct from the minafactarersa, thus we are enabled to snvo you the Jobber or the imiddieman’s profit, » ‘saving of at least 15 to 25 per cent. FACT NO, 4.—That we are Headquasters for Millinery cannot be denied, by virtue of the many years of unceasing labor spent in catering to the wants of the Ladies, ‘which has enabled us to give to Wash- ington the Laryest Millinery Katublishe ment inthe United States. FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING EXTRAOR- DINARY VALUES IN ‘MILLINERY. 8 DAES, GOODS. -The very bost quality: 50-inch wide ‘Bedford Cotds, such as retaii at $a yard, are to be offered at ONLY 81.50 Not oniy as quod quatity Ge elsewhere at 2, but sucerior shavice. TP REMINGS—Detides the Feather and Jet Tri mings we have all shades in Cantile and Jew novelties, which are reduced in prices us follo From $1.68 to $1.25 yard, from $1.60 to 81.15 yard, from $1.25 to 900. yard. i” ni TRIFLE—Wousehold Aramon A large bott Sor D coats tomurtow insioed of B cause sgt FHOSERT,- Another 100 dozen of those 25e. Ware Tate black Ose areto be offered totmor- Tow at 17c. a pair. Fifty dozen (0 ov on sale at 9 o'clock and fifty dozen to be rescrved till & o'clock. Not inore than two pairs lo each custower, C. TRIMMED VELVET CROWN BROAD BKIMMED SALLOKS, Bands, in ali co,ors,at. King's Palace, Leaders of Millinery. $1.1 Ladies’ and Mis mused NAR- KRAGANSET or BROAD BRIMMED SAILOR, best quality — sd 74.6 ANDKEROCHIEFS.-Continuation of the great sale, Hand-embroidered works of att frou France at Ie. ech, some of which are worth twice the price. Scalloped aud Embroidered. Lawn Handker- chiefs for mourning, 6c. each; many worth 0c. White Lawn Handierchiefs with wachinee u broidery, &@ wonderful {iuttation of those hand worked, only 29. each. Puro ond Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, ‘With hand-embroidered initials, reduced iro 25c. to ive. Pure Linen Handkercuiets, with exquisite e: broidery, only Ize. each. Auiong the loz are some worth 50c. and 7e. each. Largest Miliinery Establishment in the United States. $1.39 soi BEAT tu chia IZ. NECEWEAR—Ton por cent Asconnt—one-tenth off the marked price of ail Lace Neckwear. We have Black Lace Scarfe avd Fichus, machine made, marked from (8c. to @6 each Mund-made, from #198 to $15 Beach, -LRY—Rolled Gold Pins, with your initial far, Foduced trou 1c, to Uc. each. = ACES—Pick out th . Lace you fancy and claim 10 Wer cent discouut to: No Jobbers or Middicman’s Proft to vay wa, 87°% EST QUALITY Al ICAN FELT HATS, in all the latest shapes and col 32. Ors, at iC. You save from 15 to 25 per cent when you purchase “from us. BEST QUALITY FRENCH $1.48 Poot FRENCH $1.19 eliapes and colors, at wl. King's Palace leads, others imitate S. ‘TRIMMED BA’ N > ising ali the latest eff siyive to select iron at Bvery styic and color to be had at King's Palace. $7 S() TRIMMED HATS AND BON- 50 SEN ai ihe ate we, A larger and more complete assortment! than any Ave millinery establishments combined. QO = IMPORTED HATS $10 0 $25 AVR ported by” Air. “and irs. Kine while tu Yaris this season; our own exclus. Yourehotce of any at RIBPONS— Choice of our 2%-inch-wide Millinery Aibbons that are marked Ue. ior only Ue. yard, Adentical ribbons cost you 0c. eisewhere. GLOVES-The greatest gieve sale Washington has Seeh—the most successful a8 reyards siies—is com- ing to un end. Foster Mook Kid Gloves that we usualiy retail at $1.25 are being sold at Tike. a pair. ‘Those with 5 hooks are reduced frow #1 to GSc. The 2 or Piyskin Mousquetaires are tempo- ly down from 9c. to GXe. ‘The Undressed Kid 4-button Gloves, also the §-button Mousquetaires, at S0e. a pair instead of $1. In purchasing from us you buy at headquarters. fC. PRINCE OF WALES TIPS, in Blacks O and colors, genuine heads, a "49c. King's Patace low prices always prevait. T5 asy BT GFANGY, FEATHERS, in 4 Q ‘all effects, at We guarantee satisfaction on all purchases. "8 GOODS—As an inducement to bring children with you we ollersor tomorrow only 20 per cen? discount, and offer chyice of entire stock of outer gurients. Of course baby comes first, and Cioaks and Coats are here trum $2 to 825 each. 7 5c. sez CROWNS atin. 450. Prices always the loweat at King's Palace. JET HATS, JET BANDS, JET EF- FECTS. comprising in all 59 different Pieces ‘jmpo-ters! $1.98 From €2.00 to Scarce articles in Millinery can always be found here, $1.12 FEATHER BAND: trick, for hat trouning, 2 and colors, at, children have a department all to themselves. Couts from # are here, of Eidenlown, Cashmere, Flannel, Bedford Cord und Silk. Would like you to see the Cheviot Coats we offer at $2.98; also the four special styies at $5 each, made to our order. sainp Your chuice at f2-Deduct one-tenth from above prices and from the marked price of any other garment you select to- morrow. All the above are extraordinary good values, and WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT, they are SEASON- ABLE BARGAINS; NO OLD STOCK, BUT BRIGHT, FRESH, NEW GOODS. The prices ho:d good for THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tuvnspay, Fray Asp Sarvrpay Asovr Your Wisreez Wre. Oxty. A lady would be very foolish to make a selection ‘Without making comparisons; without an inspecticn of the stocks shown in the various stores. Even after having done so she still is in a quandary as to what is dest, Fon She has discovered that there are many low-priced garments that are unreliable and almost as,msny reliable garments that are very high priced, . 812-814 7TH ST. ‘Tho Largest Millinery Establishment in the United Ty poi It States. The reliable garment at @ moderate price she learns is not 00 easy, aw S&S THT EE AE Asp AR Go F EE MA E a A CO T uu 4 A LLLL ‘The reason is obvious; on the one hand is the Wrap made of what is called *Shoddy"—old woolen material Teworked. Such garments when showily trimmed with fur may be offered as low as #7 and $8 and look ‘well until worn a week or so, but then los» all shape, especially if the unhappy owner should be caught in a ‘snow or rain storm. ‘On the other hand is thechelee imported Wrap shown, her at the very exclusive stores, where more thn half of those who buy secure credit; where those who pay Promptly aze charged for the losses incurred by those of the credit customers who never pey. RESULTS PRODUCED THROUGH YESTERDAY'S ELECTION SURPRISES. FROM OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Fine Tailor-made Jersey Jackets, Allsize 32. Large sizes were $5. Tomorrow 81.50. FROM OUR RIBBON DEPARTMENT. High colors in China Silk for drapery or fancy work. Tomorrow “_ FROM OUR CORSET DEPARTMENT. No better value in a Corset for 7c. in the city than the one we sell tomorrow for Waar 10 vo. If you don't desire or require to ask credit should not the establishment making a specialty of acash busi- nesscombined with the offering ouly of first-class woods be best able to serve you? FROM OUR MEN'S DEPARTMENT. A Laundered White Shirt, linen bosom and made of ood shirtmaker's cotton. @1isthe right price, To- morrow Isvesricate. Apart from the claim that our cash business allows ‘smaller profit and therefore lower prices than usually noted, we also make the claim that for style, quaitty and variety the Palais Royal's collection is not sur- assed, ve. FROM OUR HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Japanese Silk Initial Handkerchiefs, 01 eighth hem, letters from AtoZ. Tomorrow 19, FROM OUR TOILET DEPARTMENT. Household Ammonia, large bottles. Tomozrow Be. YROM OUR REMNANT DEPARTMENT. Full Eleven-quarter Unbleached Sheeting. For to- morrow 17 FROM OUR UNDEKWEAR DEPARTMENT. Ladies’ Full Size Lawn Aprons, finitation hemstitel: and drawn work. Tomorrow ? 0c. Waar we nave. Had we space to give descriptions of the garments here at the prices between the extremes qnoted below soine isdea of the variety inight be leaned, but as that cannot be we ask you to investigate, Every conveni- ‘ence for your comfort on our sécond floor. Elevator ‘near Glove counter. Infants’ Cloaks, $2.25 to Children's Coaty, 1.08 te 814. ‘Misses’ U:sters, #4 to 820 each. Ladiev’ Tailor-finish Jackets, #5 to $35. Fur-trimmed Jackets, $8 to #45. Ladies’ Capes, $13 to €35. Ladies’ Wrappers, 82.25 to $29, =-Wo desire an investization, which will prove that we efer sor €16 cach Vur-Trimimed Jackets fdentieal (0 those offered elsewhere at 820. Acorre- sponding difference in the prices of other garments is also claimed, ‘You are charged low prices at some vstallishmen's for unreliable garments that are dear at any price, On | >>, phere a i, elie) Pres. pberr ory cea “sy Pp: kezy mic ig >>, bP w“a“e BRERA a EKER meee: Pcisiel > > ™ 900 PENN. AVE. N.W. LEADER OF LOW PRICES, 1 ' New, .jfmnanxo Fors Axo F un We have conviderably ausinet gar gtsady,Wollecletod lock “ot fue Trumuiays and Pur Lagines ese Yur having: xtensive y the other band high prices generally’ prevail for the insed und ‘extremely Suabien to riniiuns Dresses, Coats abd C.oaks. kine ar Bigings, 60 cents per Asgrathan Fur Bdgines, €1 ani “fn Prin $1.76 per, yard. yard. pe eel WILLETT & RUOFY, > Pennsylvania ave, 2. A Br Or Suoz Sa erm aes Nor so aune. (CAPES. —-Let Capes speak for our stock of Mugs. Shawl Collers, &e, The following Capes are warranted, snd with the latest style Louis XVI and other collars: ‘These are 39 inches st back. Coney, #5; Biack Hare, 96.68; Lynx, $10.08: Seal, $13.95: Astrachan, $16 and $19; Marten, @24; Nutia, @29 and #25. The ‘Nutis ts of the beover family, 90 near © relative that its far bas all the appesrance and the durability of deaver. $20; Lynx, $24; Wool Seal, $26.68; $35: Krimmer, $46 These Capes would be more properly termed wraps, tolong arethey. You will adnuirs the fit not lese than the superior skins. SB-Children’s Furs a specialty. — Woovwannd Axsp Loranop. 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. teat TOMORROW, THURSDAY, . A Sxcoxp Sacatrice Sas or SILVER-PLATED WARE. a EE WE sti nave some ‘odd pieces,” “broken seta” and “small lots” of styles we cannot duplicate. We need the room for our holiday Stock, andare going to sell these at reduced Prices. As this offering inciudes only foods of the Aighest grade, perfect in every way, itis 2 unusually foot chance to buy a wedding, ‘birthday or holdiday present at a great saving. 1 Bix-bottle Custer, 83. Was 84.75. 1 Four-bottle Caster, $3.75. Was 84.25. 1 Five-bottle Caster, with cut-slass bottles, $5. Was 67.25, 3 Cake Baskets, $1.08, Were $2.19. 2 Cake Baskets, $2.75. Were $3.25 2 Cake Baskets, @3. Were €3. 1 Cake Basket, $5. Was $7.50. ‘3 Butter Dishes, ¢2. Were 82.68, 1 Butter Disb, $3.50. Was 83.95. 1 Butter Dish, $3.50. Was #4.25. 1 Butter Dish, 4, Was $4.95. 1 Baking Dish, $6.50. Was 87.2% 1 Baking Dish, $6.50. Was $7.00. 1 Soup Tureen, 98. Was $8.75. ‘1 Soup Tureen, $10. Was $15. ‘2 Napkin Rings, 7c. Were 81.50. ‘2 Napkin Rings, 0c. Were 81.35. : 2 Napkin Rings, 950, Were 81.20, ‘BPickle Casters, 75c. Were 95 1 Berry Dish, $2.50. Was$3. * 1 Berry Dish, $2.73. Was $3.50. 1 Berry Dish, $2.75. Was $3.73. 1 Cream Pitcher, @4. Was $4.90. 1 Creain Pitcher, $5. Was $5.75. 2 Bon Bon Dishes, $1.50. Were $2. 2 Bon Bon Dishes, $1.75. Were 82.50. ‘2 Bon Bon Dishes, $3. Were $3.75. 1 Puff Box, €2.75, Was83.75. 1 Puff Box, $3. Was 83.05, 1 Poff Box, 85. Was 88.50. 1 Spoon Holder, $3. Was $3.25. 1 Spoon Holder, $3. Was 83.75. 1 Spoon Holder. $5. Was $6.50. 2 Sugar Bowls, $2.75. Were 83.95 1 Suzar Bowl, $3.15. Was 3.75. 1 Sugar Bowl, 83.25. Was $3.75. 1 Sugar Bowl, 83.50. Was 84.00, 2Shgar Bowis, $4. Were 85. (First floor, 11th st. building.) ——o——— Poestizvs Sixx-Wase Hexar ETTAS Are as easy to tell as the best Broadcloth. Soft- hess, quality, finish, evenness of shade—not ‘one is wanting—finest of pure silk, choicest of Australian wool. They o to the dye in the natural Gray, come out Black of a uniform shade. Youcan match such stuff years after- ward. Jf you are interested in thie popular weave of Black Drese material, see our line of Priestley's Silk-warp Henrietta; examine their richness and judge them on their merits. Our@1.40 wrade isa special one, the usual $1.50 grade. Other qualities are: 40-inch Silk-warp, $1.00 yard. 40-inch 23 irs: floor, annex to 10th st. building.) Buacx Consers. We've never shown such a comprehensive line of Corsets. You've been asked to look at some excellent values recently. These are equaliy as good. French Corsets in Black, with spoon busk—Iong, medium and short. $2.00 to 36.50. ‘Thompson's **C. B." and “*R. G.”" 81.00, €1.2 Private Fitting Par‘ors. (Second floor, 10th st, building.) WHILE ON THE SECUND FLOOR Look at the novelties in EIDER DOWN DRESSING SACQUES, Plain or velvet trimmed—all colors. + $3.00and 34.75. Bridat Trousseauz a epecialty. Full axsorticent of Flannel Skirts and Silk Skirts. Novelties in Dainty Negligee Wrappers, Dressing Sacques and Bath Robes. Our Hand-embroidered French Underwear Department is gaining new aud .asting friends. ‘The latest importation, best workmanship— remarkably low prices. Visir Tue Aur Nespreworx DEPARTMENT AND SEE THE NEW Pillow Coverings, ‘China Silks, Lace Tidies, Silk Scarfs, Head Rests, Giove Cases, Toilet Boxes, Whisk Holders, Hair Receivers, Shaving Cases, Letter Cases, &e., en. Ke, (Third floor, 10th st. building.) Iswonrast Satz Or Corzeny. 500 pairs of SOLID STEEL SCISSORS, well made, at 20. a pair.— THE “HERCULES” SELF-ACTING CORK- SCREWS, 30c. + _ French Cook and Bread Knives, solid steel bludes and wooden handles, Ore. (ist floor, 11th st. building, near entrance.) Naw Moms Bisson. We sifd new and it is the latest whim of Dame Fashion. Kvening shades only—Rose, two shades of Light Blue, Kobins’ Exg, Mais, Nie, two shades of Lilac, Fink and Cardinal. Widths—1j, 1%. 24. 2% and 5 ighes, the Seineh width being the correct thing for waist - ribbons, (Birst floor, under skylieht.) AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘They are ali we have left of two lots, hence the eegactions. aca Asmall lot of Laiies’ All-silk Swiss Ribbed © ‘Vests im Black, Cream, Pink, Biue and Sal- moo. ‘Size, 3 4 5 6 ‘Uriginal price, $1.45, $1.50, $1.55, $1.00 | All sizes reduced to $1.25. — Amnall lot of Ladies’ Ali-silk Swiss Ribbed ‘Yeas im Sky Blue, Dark Blue, Pink and Sai- mon. ‘Bizes 3 and 4 were $1.00. ¢ Reduced to Tic. ‘Sizes 5 and 6 were $1.25. Reduood to $1.00. Wass Giese Duanentoc " GERERS, | ‘SO pieres 48-inch Swiss ;ESDAY,/ NOVEMBER 4, 1891. Tur Looms: Favonrre Snor Is the CLOTH TOP, becanse it has every point of excellence which commends it to purchasers of Fine Footwear. These shoes are very extensively worn js8t now amd we have the lrirgest sfoes in ‘he city to select from. They come made for either street or house wear, $ith or without patent leather tip, in every Style of toe. Qitractive, wo are sellin: they can be your choice: FOR $3.98—A VERY STYLISH CLOTH OR KID patent leathor tips; the KABLER TUE and the COMMON-SENSE TOF. FOR $2.40-A PATENT LEATHER TIP, CLOTH CE KID TOP, SHOE Worth $3.50: splendid valu FOR81.08—A LADIES' FINE DONGOLA EID SHOR, Which is worth at least @3.50. We are making a spectalty of this Shoe, ant we ci FROM $1.98 UP TO 5 WE WILL SELL THOSE LADIES’ FRONT Lacy. SHOES, witch are eo popn’ar at this time, FROM 0Se. UP WE OFFER THE LARGEST AND MosT Complete Jine of MISSES' and CHIL- DREN'S SLOZS in the city. er oA aN Ak Ly r AA yay Hi vy PA RRR TE toe F ss ft Fe SS TH “oo” kee fF ee ms oF 88 ME Ef S85 Fo” Oo OE Eee T DOUBLE STORE, At =: SIOAND 312 SEVENTH ST. NW. For 82.50 we are offering the follow- ing epecial values: Latics’ Hand-welt king Boole, Come Sense, ‘Opera » Plain,” Overs, Fatent Tip or Cota, Too. 4 uzaea x NN x By a Laties’ Haxd-turn Featherweight Bouts, Common ‘Sense, t Tip RE S ers a2 Ladies’ Dull Fin- fahed Kanvaroo But- tou, with Patent Tip. Gents’ “Our Own” Fine Calf Shoes, Laced, Buttoned of Gonerean- 9 different Genta'**Cork Sole” ‘and Gaiters. 3 ry s' 555 Sss¢ = C00, CT) r 0 Hi bs beeen rs 00 - Gents’ **Solid my = oetarwom, 920 AND 932 SEVENTH ST. 1914 AND 1916 PENNA. AVE. 231 PENNA. AVE. 8.E. Gents **Baltimore Made” Calf Boots, We Ase Vicronova. TITTHE RETURNS ARE ALL IN T r T SOME AND DEFEAT FOR AND SHOW VICTORY FOR OTHERS, BUT FOR US THERE 18 NOTHING BUT VICTORY, aS WE HAVE THE FINEST CLOTH- ING TO BE FOUND IN AMERICA THE PEOPLE KNOW IT AND ARE VERY GENEROUS WITH THEIR PATRONAGE. s88,2E OUR LINE OF LIGHT 8x58 AND MEDIUM WEIGHT OVERCOATS. ALL THE POPULAR WEAVES OF CLOTH ARE HERE, CUT IX THE MOST APPROVED SHAPES, TAILORED TO PERFECTION AND FAULT- LESS IN FIT. OUR DRESS aND BUSINESS, TOO, COME IN FOR A GREAT DEAL OF PRAISE FROM THE CONNOISSEURS IN DRESS. PRICES JUST RIGHT. Rostssox, Parczr & Co, House Is Avwenrca, 1200, 1202& 1204 FS:N.W. We Have A Sarr Bice Velvet Ribbon which We are offering at s bargain. ‘There are now 100 pieces—they Won't last long: At 2ie. per yard—the usual price 1s 50c. They are No. 16and all Black, ‘We secured them ‘At a bargain anésyive you the benefit of it. ‘You never heard. Of « poor Bedford Cora nor Of a genuine Baiford Cord selling at the low price Of €1 per yard. Ours, ‘Which were $1.25 and $1.50, we bave marked down To@l per yard. This dea rare chance. Theso Are beautiful goods—ali colors, ° Stim another Bargain, BLACK SILK HOSE, superior quality, ‘Usualiy sell for 82 por pair. We_ Have marked down to $1.35 per pair. ‘You'll not often find sult chances ‘As theso. - ‘We are keeping up our reputation ‘For selling fine yoods at moderate prices. Right bere ‘We want to call your attention Tothe fact e ‘That we make a specialty of COMBINATION SUITS ‘And that our stock of them = Te the most compilate tu the city. dC. Hoetcutssox, rE ¥ re + RR Don’t overlook the special sale of Hosiery ond Underwear. Letter Largains have never Deen aistribated, The two most couspic Wous are these. Ladive’ Ca: OXLY 35 CENTS. 3 POR #1. ree for the price of two. d Past Block Derby Price of two. MILLINERY There are different q1 Felt. We have but oi wing all the e and smal or five shades sof Gray, two Tan, two shades o Navy and Bia’ French Feit—than which bewer. AS large o8 is the assortment im American Felts the variety of Drench Feit Hats is greater. @1.48 each. SAILORS. ‘Their sale has been wonderful ‘They aro daunty, very stylish snd becoming to coe, but especially #0 to plump cep up their wonderful sale we have dropped prices a I:ttie. Swaili jot of Velvet Crown Satlors,in Navy Seal and Gray, reduced frou ¥S to 25 cents *k Felt “Niantic” (High) Sailors, 59 conte. ‘Trimmed Feit Sailors,inciuiing “Regal.” “*Knox,” **Baccarat” and other shapes, colors, only U8 cen! Stik Beaver-top Sail to 98 cents. ‘Trimaned “Alpi and $1.48. Weare showing a most attractive line of becoming shapes and styles in Trimmed, Hets, in all colors, at € $1.98 and 48, HAT ° TRIMMINGS. Jetted Hat Trimmings in a myrisd of shapes, including crowns, bands, agrettes, hats, wings, side pieces and a vanety of fancy shapes and ornaments. As you prob- ably know, jet leads the Hat Trimminzs. Ladies who have been waiting will be glad to know that we have opened another line of **Princess of Wales” ‘Tips, in all colors, Which weshall continue to sell at 49cents, per bunc Other styles of Tips up to $3 per bunch. Ponpon Shaded Tips. Feather Bands in all colors, Special value in Heron Ponpons, all col ots, at 38 cents, FEATHER EFFECTS. ‘These area rood close second in the Mat Trimmings race. Tie variety was never 80 great. Pompadour Wings, Puffed Plumes, Shaded Coque Plumes, Spangled Feather Plumes, Aigrett> Effects, Fancy Birds, Par- rot Wings, Quills, &c, TRIMMING VELVETS. In addition to our excellent line of Dress Trimming Velvets we are showing a su- Perior quality of “*Croise” Velvet for trim- ming suillinery. It is of a light weight, with closely woven pile of exceeding smooth- ness and uniformity. Allcolors, and Black, 81.50 to €3 per yard. THE BON MARCHE, .all cotors, reduced y" Hats, 98 cents, $1.25 it 314 AND 316 7TH ST. XW. MM aM 00. RRR Fl ia ¢¢ Ee fF MM 6 OO Rg Rag 00 E g pe, eB oe ERE PSE ESSE be RPS, FE D 4 His Hi 4 ° FE D B PPP RRE ERE Sg PR Fer feat f] SF ‘waitha?s H ooo - To close out the following small lots we shall offer them tomorrow at greatly reduced prices. 8 pieces of 31-inch Heal Lace for Sash Curtains reduced from #1 to 50 cents per yard. 19 pairs of Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains, of a very showy pattern, 33 yards long, reduced from $2.25 to $1.40 per pair. 4 pieces of Satin-faced French Tapestry, in four of the choicest colorings, reduced from $4 to €2.50 - per yard. 4 pieces of 50-inch Silkand Wool Renaissance, for upholstering fur- ature. Price cut in half. Re duced from €3 to $1.50 per yard. We still have a quantity of “‘short lengths" of Brocatelies, of 13¢and 2 yards each—just enouch for covering an arm chair, a divan and other like pieces, 50 per cent Jess than regular prices. For ime stance: 87 quality at 85a yard. 86 quality at $4 per yard, SWISS ‘MUSLINS, ‘We shall place on sale tomorrow: morning 100 pieces of Swiss Mus- lin for Sash Curtains, in all the latest and most attractive effects, at prices rancing from 19 cents to 81 per yard. We have undoubtedly the largest and most attractive line of Swiss Muslins in the city, JULIUS LANSBURGH, Cor, 13th and F sts, n.w, ” A Scnerse Ix Duess Goons. Swey BD SSE RES Wey BB Lok AAPM ERS We "wo x Bov = CoS te “Sh EE aa cco 00. ae §. £3 4as* cou +00 =F $11 MARKET SPACE, We select one article from our Dress Goods stock Which isa surprise toall. A surprise in style, asur- Prise in quality, » snrprise in price. This fabric ie nothing more or less than a —S4-INCH CHEVIOT MIXTURE AT $1.00.— AN know that this isa season for rou effocta, and ‘these xoods are just in it,so to speak. They are an excellent quality, being pure wool and weight not heavy, but just rucht for this climate, and the price is uch that you will recornize immediately you are ee- curing arare barcain. Now asto colors, it is hand to ‘say—as they are mixtures in plain and narrow stripes and not 4 pronounced color, but it is safeto say that Groen, Brown, Blue, Garnet and Dark Gray are the pre- valling shades, YOU SHOULD SEE THESE Goops. W. D. CLARK & 00., 811 Market Space. “Four Dues.» A time-worn and threadbare expression Will do, where atime worn rnd threadbare ‘suit wil! not. are a new departure with us, We propose to make it « popular one. Ty 6.00 For on ciegantly fn- fabea suit ought to dothebusines. = _ ‘We never displayed ® more complete sssortment of ext Laxssvzon & Bro. We would sueest for stylish end Ser porabie Dress Materials, whack we can safely recommend om their morte, Deine, namely, LADIES CLOTHS and Broadciothe. We have tm stork al. thestanie ax well es fanci shai We will mentions few grades beow & All-wool Ladies’ Cloth, entre De. pana. 34 tneh All woo! better be apreciated and examined. Aud eponged aud shrunk free Gf charge. As Indies experience difficulty tm se uring Buttons to match Droswe we can wake them to match any Drews for 13c. per dosen, NEW CHLFFONS—NEW CHIFFONS, The ony Correct And Neck Purnshings. Colored Chitfuns, double allk ribbon throush (he center te gather, deep embroid- ered wage, 81.29, Yolka Dot Chiffonim Black and Lavender, Satber on a silk ribbon band. 1 per yard. Silk Pompadour Boas, in all shadea, 976 Beaver Ruching, 38e. per yard. Surah Plaitings, in all shades, 44e. per werd, Osirich Feathered Trimming, t ali the Yeading sbades, OMe, PERFUMES. We mock ONLY the Teliabie makers’ Per fumes and the most Ceiicate and refined extractscan be found with us, WOODWORTH'S Best Triple Extract, Recuiar price, O8e, pero. bottle. Special Brice, 340, ENGLISH COLD CREAM, Resular Brice, 15e. per Jar. Special price, Ge. EASLMAN’S Best Florida Water. Spectal Price, 38e. per bottie, Our very best West India Bay Ram, haife Pint botter. Special price, 25e. per bottle, DELETIREZ’S VERY NEWEST IM- PORTED PERFUMES: “Vinein Violet,” VAmarylis du Japan,” “Peau @ Ee acne.” Special price, 4c. per om PONZONINA, an elegant complexion Tonic. SOc. per bettie, Used in place of Powders, Perfectly harmless, as it contains no lead. SPECIALS IN OUR JEWELRY DE- PARTMENT. We have an entire lineof So ciety Buttons, Rolled Piate, 50e, ‘The best Rolled Gold Ladies’ Neck Chains, 21.25, Recular price @1.7% Warranted Solid Gold Charma, €1.00, A fall Une of Solid Steriing Silver Bowe ‘Venir Spoons, $1.50, Solid Stiver Bangle Bracelets tm fifty new esigua, Choice, 230. OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE can avail themselves of our Mail Order De- partment. Write to us often and get postedon the New Merchandise, We invite mail orders and solicit corre Bpoudenra, A | E aa Ris a> 4 WORN Sas5« hr EE 2% on ou « a hes Pik Goo i OU R RK Goo HB ae RR OO a 38 ‘eaa* Bt se. W. A. Prence & Co, , ‘T1Y Market Spaces (Corner 8th st Canpnews Fre Sers. have just received some of the prettiest Qnd most stylish sets in Children's Pure thet Wehaveever shown, Make your little «irl Lappy. buy bere set. CHILDREN’S SETS, MUFF AND TIPPET, in WHITE ANGORA, - $2.75 sex. BLUE ANGORA, WHITE THIBET, CHILDREN'S SETS, MUFF AND TIPPET, in CHINCHILLA, 1.75 set. SILVER HAIR, Lave Fras. OUR ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ FUR CAVES ts very lana, They sre ail NEW end im the new shape. You should see those new 24-inch Long Capes, They are simply ELEGANT and set of @ LADIES’ ATTIRE in a SUPERB MANNER. PRICES: Look at them, compare themand you ‘Will find that they are VERY LO’ Mostrx Uxprewean Banoarse. THURSDAY we will offer some splendid bat gains in LADIES’ MUSLIN UNDERWEAR as special inducements for this department. You know without our telling you every time that cur MUSLIN UNDERWEAR is better made and Las a better finish than the goods you find im most places, as we give particular attention to the SEWING AND FINISH OF EVERX LADIES" CHEMISES, MADE OF BEST MUSLIN, with EMBROID> ELY around neck, sleeves and down from; LADIES’ CHEMISES, ‘Made of BEST QUALITY MUSLIN, with ems broidery sround neck and arm holes.” Inserting and embrondered front. Regular value, 61. SPECIAL PRICE, 75c. each. LADIES’ DRAWERS, Mode of extra good Muslin, with deep CAM~ BRIC KUFFLE, cluster of 3 tucks ip ruffleand cluster of & tucks above ruffle. Lerular value, te SPECIAL PRICE, 35e. pair, LADIES’ SHORT SKIRTS, Mado of the BEST MUSLIN, with deep bem and CLUSTEL of Stucks. Worth 485, each. SPECIAL PRICE, Sie. each. Lanes) Woorrs Crom Sxrers. LADIES’ COLORED CLOTH SKIRTS i= fancy striped effects, platted ruffle, well made, Regular price $1.25. REDUCED to @L Liveach, $2 Sux Vesr For $1.19. SPECIAL JOB of LADIES’ SILK VESTS, high neck, short sleeves Regular price everys where, €2, THIS LOT $1.19 Exca. Warre Goons Sprcras. 20 pieces PLAID, STRIPED and CHECKED India Lenon. Sold everywhere at 15, 16 ond Ie. SPECIAL PRICE FOR THURSDAY, oie. yard. Good thing for @prons. Better have some. $1 Bescx Levent Senor, 46 inches wide FOR THURSDAY SPECIAL PRICE WILL BE The. yard. $1 BLACK HENRIETTA, all wool, FOB ‘THURSDAY WILL BE Tie. yard. $1.25 Bases Jerboa. Se. yard