Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON,. D: 0, -FRIDAY, No other house R. Gorpscman, ANOTHER WASHINGTON: FRIDAY... <ssss sos November 6, 1891. CROSBY 8. NOYES.. THE EVENING STAR bas a regular permanent circulation In Washinaton three times larger than that of any other im the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it hax no competitor. Sazs Asp Courssr. sr Suz Or Te Ws Went You 1 ez take them shopping. HERE, of course. pi The new balf-dollar, quarter-dolfir and dime coins will be handsome, largely because the director of the mint and his assistants, while greatly beautifying original models, have not departed widely from them. The principal features of the new designs are three: 1. The livelior attitude of the eagle, the feet and wings of which are outspread. The bird of freedom looks it; the vulture characteristics of the Present coins are missing, and the whole effect of the national bird, as newly engraved, is striking and satisfactory. 2. The substitution of « large profile head for a small sitting figure emblematic of Liberty is an inspiration. 3. ‘The application of the improved Liberty to the dime, with minor changes, gives the new ten-cent picce even moro marked improvement than that noted on the larger coins, for the same figure used on the obverse of ail three coins shows to greater advantage ‘There is everything to bring you here. — | The magnitude of the siock—the ty! I varicty--and the quatity. As large as ———| curassortment is we can't go through such busy days as the last Saturdays | have been without leaving some bianks. Our buyer has been to our sources of supply again this week-snd he and his “recruits” are back home. Surrs. Ue brought lots of new things—Some more SHORT PANTS SUITS for our ‘@5erade. Like the others—worth more ‘than they aremarked. There's a chance for you yet. Who wouldn't jump at it? $7.60, 87, $6.50 and $6 qualities of ‘We have just received 60 Astrachan Fur-trimmed Jackets, all sizes, that bave sold at $12. To wakes ‘yoUr interest to see them will sell them at $8.98. : A special in Diack Hair Capes, shapes and rem- ‘lar $7.50 quality. Tomorrow's price, $4.98. 30-in. Clay Diagonal Reefer, witb fringe ornaments, ‘S Rarneut worth $10.at any time We will mabe it to Your interest to buy now, and make the price $6.48. Antrachan Far Capes are all the rage, and we haves most supesior quality, worth @1¥, Special price to- "913.98. Several lines of Jackets aro broken in sizea—not one 4s worth less than $6, some as much a8 @8. Choice at SACRIFICE SALE OF TS COA aT THE BON i ‘eco Our wonderful Sacrifice Sale of Coats last Saturday at $7.98 was EX es - a § AGTLY aa 1007-1009 F Sz, N. W. id ALF ress cies SCG XN N FER ooo 4 ba F gare oh FLEE yes a Beast tin. F ike Fr fe f] £8 & RRR RK A RRR 00 A bad SA B"E hoe PAE a ‘The late Curistian Ruppert had the repa- tation of having the finest class of FANCY GOODS, TOTS, GAMES, &.. in the city. We purchased this stock for twenty cents on ‘® doliar, and are now rapidiy closing it out 85c. Doz Fise Tx Grass = at Bity cents on a dollar, opat te EXACTLY BALF Price. ‘Theve Glavsce are the finethin ones and are usually Eee 2 Do not underestimate this opportunity, for sold at Bic. doz. such chance to Luy = wee HOLWAY Goops seas And SEASONABLE FANCY ARTICLES ‘Will probabiy never eceur again, ‘Weare not promising you one thing $25.00 New Ixronten Dixxee A Ser, $17.90. on the smailest of the seriesof silver coins. The symmetry of the American system has been pre- served throughout, wbile the individual features TWO and THREE-PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS FOR $5. Wo are sure $2.98. Astrachan Shaw! Reefer, cheviot cloth, anice, stylish Such an extraordinary success that we were spurred to extra exer- tions to make you a similar offering tomorrow. Our Mr. Mayer bas fiving you another. We are more tian living up toour word. Wo can afford to sell these goods at such ridiculous'y low prices ‘This Dinner Set is made of fine durable quality China, hand painted decoration, Spished in gold, and have boen more artistically developed. A rigid criticism might eliminate altogetber the Phryg- ian cap from the diee, as it is the emblem of the enfranchisod and not of the always free, and the dominant race of the United States in history, wealth and numbers bas ever been a race of freemen. But the capseems to be a fix- ture among republican symbols, and, after all, its sabstitate—the red man’s topknot of feathers—is a barbarian’s toggery, not at all suggestive of an advanced civilization like ours. ‘The mint designs, as officially described and as ‘they sppear from authorized illustrations, are very clover and reflect credit on those by whom they were conceived and executed. there's something among them that'll Just strike yow. ‘Thoy run up to fifteen- ‘Year sizes from four. PLAIN, PLAITED and DOUBLE-BREASTED-Some with ‘vests—some without—and lots of the “Vesti” pattern—for four to elght ae It does not seem likely, whatever may result from the rovolutionary feeling in Brazil, that the reciprocal trade between that country and the United States will be disturbed. The par- Yiamentary leaders of the opposition were among the authors of the arrangement on the part of Brazil, and they at least would be estopped from any such action. The value of the advantages accruing to the United States may be inferred from the following statement in the South American Journat of London, and the course of England in placing any obstruc- tion she may be able to place in the way of continued friendship and commercial inter- change between the two republics may also fairly be inferred from the facts here con- ceded: ‘The business results of the reciprocity measures of Mr. Blaine are already discernible in the trade with the United States. Even En- glish companies operating in Brazil are now purchasing their supplies largely iu the United States to secure the benefit of the reduction of 25 per cent in duty.” —+0-—____. Until there is more information concerning Minister Egan and his doings it is veither » time for those who have constituted themselves his champions to back down from their po- sitions nor for those who bave doubted him to change their views. Little or nothing has de- veloped to furnish a basis for any decided opinion. As long as Chile likes him well enough to refrain from asking his recall. the republic will not be apt to recall him on the strength of vague suggestions of his unpopularity. And while Chile remains sullen and sulky and treats Giseourteously the reasonable and civil request of the United States concerning the republic's murdered sailors, she will not be in a position to ask with good grace anything from the United States. It is to be hoped that the elec- tion of a president and resumption of the forms of settled government by Chile will be preliminary to her resumption of national common sense and international good manners. somewhere between the limits, LONG PANTS SUITS begin at @3 and run to $20. SINGLEand DOUBLE BREASTED SACKS ond CUTAWAY FROCKS—14 to 19 years—that is as large as some men wear. You look for them to be betterfor the money here than elsewhere—and they are ‘‘up to the scratch.” Tue Uncest Nexp_ ‘That's OVERCOATS. The fire of ‘youth Goesn't burn briskly enough to keep the boys warm vow. We're not concerned over the sty a want—for we've all atyles—-OVERCOATS and REEFERS. Our push is for the best garments For the tmoncy—and we've got them. SINGLE and DOUBLE BREASTED, short, medium and long lengthe—plain and fancy lined—stitched and strap seams— Velvet and cloth collars—All the nobby “wrinkles” made up in MELTONS, KERSEYS, CHEVIOTS, BEAVERS, CHINCHILLAS, ETC., modelled after our men's garments. Some of them are big enough to ft some men—but wecan fit all sizes of boys, ‘We've “little” CAPE COATS ana™big” CAPE COATS, STORM coaTs and ULSTERS, KILT OVERCOATS, “CHESTERFIELDS"—and REEPERS ‘that take in every agefrom 4 to 18 years. Bors Ovencoars- 85 wv $25. — ‘The worst feature of the Brazilian situation is the supposed necessity for relying on martial law to support republican institutions. The president may be right in his central conten- tion—that congress has no constitutional xy his veto—but be needs more suspending civil government with the popular legislative branch against him. At the best his action is a deplorable ne- cessity. The United States will sympathize with the Brazilian people in their civil strug- gle, and with the new republic, which is sur- rounded by so many dangers. A strong re- publican government has never been devel- oped exeept through trial and tribulation. The northern American republic will hope that its southern neighbor may run the gauntlet suc- cessfully, a The effect of the disturbances in Brazil might be to throw the coffve market into confusion if the powers that be should seize the coffee crop now on hand. The product of that staple in Brazil is so large a part of the commodity of Cannes Ovencoats- $2.50 . $18. Recrens_ $5 t $15. ‘The differences are so plain we cannot help drawing comparisons. There's not such another stock of OVERCOATS and REEFERS in town as we are showing. We've four to qne as many—EVERY GARMENT WE CAN GUARANTEE— and they don't cost as much aselse- where. Most of ours are exclusive styles —ail of them are the latest. I Re HEHE HH WE'VE sot the only complete stock of BOYS’ and CHILDRENS FURNISHINGS in the CITY, GHOESareon the same floor—our KNOWN QUALI- TIES, coat. Sis its value, Special at $5.98. Cheviot Resfer—Biack batr sbawi roll, frog orna- ments. Others ask 88.50 for this Reefer. Tomorrow, $5.00. ror” teywonstrtwatete-| $8 Ef OM, BET gi ‘Simply marked less than other folks can 8 oc Bis maa he B's, duplicate them. It's a saving to you bes bade + ied fut Just the same—make it. Srecrar Our other lines of CHILDREN'S S. Oo. SUITS—begin at $2.50 and run to @16. _ J RILTS, VELVET ANDJERSEY ‘SUITS, Misszy too. You surely can stand satisfactorily Cc; LOAKS, Choice of three styles of Gretchens, regular $4 and goods, 8, at $2.98. Choice of five styles of Children’s Gretchens, Worth 86, $7 and G8. Choice st $4.98. Our Diagonal Misses’ Jackets, astrachan shawl roll, Gray and Black, one-half satin lined. Price, $10 all over the city. Choice at $6.98. ‘Misses’ Astrachan Fur-trimmed Jackets in several colors;an elegant garment: is cheap at 813. A fortu- ‘ate purchaso enables us to offer them at $8.98. ‘Misses’ Jackets, a choice iine to select from. Sold at $7, $8 and $9. Choice, $5.48. Cusnes Dovzre Sroze, 1 734, 736 Tru Sr. N.W. Mintxeny, Mrzuxeny, TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED, AT THE FRENCH FLOWER STORE. VE HAVE OPENED A MILLINERY DEPART- ment in connection with our already extensive business in Flowers, Feat i - x eta, Felt Hata, both French ced Euriish fort ‘OINTRODUCE THESE NEW DEPARTMI ‘Toctitvonn Felteaut trance’ shiny ENTE Fancy Feathers that were 98, 88, 75, 63, 50c. for 25c. All Silk Ribbon, Satin and_ Gros Grain for millinery fancy work. 3M . emi fancy yrork, 3 inches sold im the largest French Rose Stems, 8c. Panisux Frower Co. 1000 F ST. N.W., JOB. A. ROSE. dust returned from New York, having secured another manufact- ‘urer's balance of stock at about 50 per cent less than regular prices. ‘These will go on sale tomorrow morning. ‘They are superior quality Coats, being plain and fur-trimmed and ‘were made to sell for $12, $10.50, 13, 913.50, $14, $15 and 810. ‘We have concinded to offer them tomorrow at the uniform low priceot eo 0 A 5} an i @ th ‘Here are a few of the styles; Black Diagonal Extra Length Reefer Jackets tailor made, rolling collar, lange tailor buttons, silk faced, to front seams, worth $15, TOMORROW $10.98, 1 i it ae & | eS ae ad bite 8 s , tee ‘Tan Cheviot Reefers, Light Opes sum Collar and Opossum edge down front, silk frogs. Worth $15. ‘TOMORROW ONLY $10.98, ‘Biack Diagonal Cheviot Reefors,lap Fine Black Chevio} Reefer Jackets, ‘seams, collar and facing of cape Seal, Astrakhan Fur collar and front fac- silk olives, half lined. Worth $15. ings, Frogs of silk, and Astrakhan, ‘TOMORROW ONLY 610.98. lapped seams, silk faced, worth $15. ToMOBROW 810.98. Black Disgonal Cheviot Reefers, collar and front facing of Astrakhan fur, silk faced, with lapped seams and frogs of silk and Astrakhan, worth 815. ‘TOMORROW $10.98. Black Plain Cheviot Jackets,square collar trimmed with fine Astrakhan- Woo! collar and facing, mohair braid Dound, tailor made, half lined, Worth 812. TOMORROW 810.98. Extra Heavy Brosdwale Chevron Reefers, notch coltar, silk frogs, with ‘military loops, tailor bound, Worth 4. TOMORROW ONLY $10.98, Extra Length Diagonal Reefers, rolling collar and revers handsomely braided, Iap seems, tailor bound, half lined, Worth 15. TOMORROW 810.98. Plain Cheviot Reefers, with collar and facings of Biack Cones Fur, sili frogs, welted seams, Worth €14, TOMORROW ONLY 810.98. Tan and Bisck Cheviot Long Capes, tight fitting, embroidered col- Jar, coque feather trimming. Worth os TOMORROW ONLY $10.98, Biack Diagonal Cheviot Reofers, ‘Water Mink Collar and Mink edge down front, Mink and Seal frogs, Worth $16.00. TOMORROW ONLY 810.98, Extra Long Hip-seam Cheviot Reefers, tailor bound, notch collar, frog fastenings. Worth $15. TOMORROW $10.98. Bisck Astrakhan Fur-trimmed Coats. Worth $13.50. TOMORROW ONLY $10.98. Light Tan andGrey Camel's Hair Reefers, handsomely embroidered collar, silk frogs to match. Worth 615. TOMORROW ONLY 810.98. Diagonal Cheviot Hip-seam Jack- ets, militaire front, braid trimmed, allk faced collar. Worth $13.50. TOMORROW ONLT 810-98, Black Camels Hair Reefers, with Opossum collar and facing, silk frogs, Worth 616. TOMORROW ONLY 810.98, ‘Tan Cheviot Reefers, with silk frogs, rolling collar. Worth $12. TOMORROW ONLY 810.98, Onr Mr. Mayer aiso secured about tt imo = perce Ae wore ee PP P PP bp» aon] 7: tee ark > rere E because we bought them ridiculously low. Tomorrow we shail makes special offering contains the following pieces: ‘12 Dinner Plates, 1 Large Meat Platter. of our entire stock of 1 fast Plat aM INFANTS' FANCY GOODS eae ee as 32 Tea Plates, 1Smal! Meat Piatter. EXACTLY ONE-HALF PRICE. 12 Soup Pistes. 2 Cov'd Vegetable Dishes. ‘That is, exactly half the prices asked by the late Christian Ruppert. His prices have ‘not been altered, so you have only to divide 22 Large Cupsand Saucers, 2 Uncov'd Veg. Dishes. 12 Small Cupsand Saucers. 1 Tes Pot. ‘the marked price in balf and the article is 1 Soup Tureen. 1 Sugar Bowl. yours at the half price. The stock includes— 1 Sauce Tureen. 1 Cream Pitcher, Infante’ Worsted Bootees, Were 20c. to Frait Pi S2each. Are now 10c. to $!—just ais. 7 ape! ee Kiss Infants’ Worsted Sacques. Were 70c. to 12 Individual Butters, _1 Covered Butter Dish. SSeach. Are now Soe. to $1.50—jurt half. This set is a bargain at €25. Infants’ Worsted Caps, Suk Embroidered Caps, Eiderdown-trimmed Caps, Ribbon- ‘trimmed Caps, &c. Were 2ic. to @Seach, Are now 13c. to $1.50—fust half. Infants’ and Children's Worsted Leggins, ‘Were 00c. to $2.50each. Arenow 25e. to 1.25—just nay. Infants’ and Children's Pantelette Leg- wins. Were $2 to $3.50 each. Are now 81 to $1.75—just hay. Infants’ Hand-kuit Worsted Vests, Were 50c. to $1.50 each. Are now 25c. to T5c.— Just hats. Infants’ Carriage Afghans, of worsted, eiderdown, cashmere, flannel, felt, &c. ‘Were 81 to $15 each. Now 50c. to 7.50— just hai, Infants’ Flannel Shawis, Were $1 to 88 each. Are now 50c. to $4—just hay. Infants’ Flannel Wrappers. Were @2 to SS5each. Now $1 to $2.50—just half. Infants’ Flannel Skirts. Were 75c. to $8 98. 980. 18c. Fise Frur Puares, Le. to each customer. 2c. Packasce. ‘These needles are known by every one. each. Now 38c. to $4—Jjust hal. R. Goxpscum, Infants' Coats and Cloaks of White cash- z mere, basket fannel, silk, &e. Wereszto {xe 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. Bl5 each. Now 81 to $7.50—just hai. Infants’ Handsomely Embroidered Short REMANTS. REMNANTS. “i . e and Long Dresses and Slips. The Snest neuen Sy ‘Qualities and the largest assortment in the =. Bn as. oo. $1.25 Frise Iuvorren Ianvisienes, ‘These Jardinieres are the Sine tmported ones and are sold regularly at $1.25. Special price for tomorrow, ‘These Fine Fruit Pistes are of thin china, hand- painted decoration. Very cheap at 18. Only 1 dozen 5c. Paczaces Santas Best Nuxoxes, city. Were 75e. to $15 each. Now 38¢. to 87. B0—Just naly, TET A SALAM EP, EER DDN, PEGA EBB Seam P t 24M NEE Eee Doo PECIAL 5 RICE, GG o% oo BD gs Soa SS S38 EB *3sq YOU WILL FIND ON LARGE TABLE Gee 00 00 bpp 4ss8 IN CENTER OF OUE FIRST FLOOR A ™ a oF THE FOLLOWING LOTS: aa ? 6134. 1961, 1832, 1943, 1827, 1831, 1825, 8 il Af me 1819, 1825, 1910, 2502, 5005, 2750, 109%, H Aaa FE HATS CooL & 2474, 1806, 1813, 2194, 1525, 1812, 1731, H goog Eee 1704, ag Bee - Ei SoS Exe = IN SUITS AND OVERCOATS. TAKE ‘We shall throw out on @ center table entire stock of STAMPED LINEN GOODS At YOUR CHOICE FOR 89.75. $9.75. 89.75. $9.75. €9.75. 89.75. EXACTLY HALF PRICE, THESE ARE GOODS THAT SOLD FOR These embrace: TRAY CLOTHS, $15. THE PRICE OF $9.75 18 TO SPLASHERS, TABLE COVERS, CLOSE OUT BROKEN SIZES. BUFFET SCARFS, DOILIES, PILLOW SHAMS, CEN1ER PIECES, SIDEBOARD COVERS, &o, seeeeee]00. to 85.00, =. B. BARNUM & ©O., the world that mere talk of revolution is felt throughout coffce-drinking Christendom, and for that matter much farther—since the hun- dreds of millions who follow the teachings of the Arabian prophet imbibe the Brazilian berry when they are not able to purchase the costlier erstern article. For all this, coffee at late ad- vices was “steady” and the situation normal. ——— Sinee Tuesday Ohio bas walked ap to the old boundary line between herself and Indiana and demanded that it be put back twelve hundred HATS for att heaas, “YOU know ours is the BEST MEN'S CLOTHING. rTP OMORNOW is CHILDREN’S DaY-and MEN'S « DAY, too—HERE, V AME the need, Suxs Axp Couraxy, Made up in various styles from plain Beavers, Diagonals, Cheviots and other rough materials, both trimmed end untrimmed. These Coats retail usually at from $14 to $18 and we shall add them to the above assortment at 810.98. ‘NOTE. —In order to distinguish these garments from our regular ‘stock we have placed on eachof their tickets a green star. We shall place an extra force of sales people in this department tomorrow, in order that all comers may be waited upon with Promptness and satisfaction. It is not likely that we shall be able to gE ERY: i ‘The increase in our Millinery Business has been very marked and exceedingly gratifying. Itis unmistakable evidence that we are offering the finest millinery at the lowest prices in the city. INN NW NW et REKEE i square miles. This is simply wanting so much ““In With the People. of the earth as it is convenient toask forbefore PENNSLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH : snother election. Ohio was always a modest} 4, eee a ~ $3 Indiana's claim that Ohio is trying to take _— A E ¥ possession of some of her territory will not, it ss, ERO AA OE is hoped, cause President Harrison to regard Sug5 kee 2*4S buoy, FOR TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, Governor McKialey with suspicion. It is a uae aie 2 a . A sSs HOF ponies digg eee See per E i ¥ Sss. Halt A large assortment to make selection from. ——<+.___ P tus “ou Sss3 HOD To ve cela et thts: Both parties appear to be so well satisfied with gro 00k ITIP g885 oe the recent elections that it hardly seems neces- g° gg s “FT g FOR CASH ONLY sary to have any more elections. What a SS SO £5 Eom pewewr Deautiful state of republican simplicity by + The new silver coins are undoubtedly artistic and pleasing to the eye, but the sentiment as indicated by the recent election is that a too free issue of them would mar their fine effect. 22 The housckeepers who are discussing the question of servants must beware lest the agi- At areatly reduced prices. We havo some broken lots that the following greatly reduced price must sell, Our orwinal prices on Plush Garments are guaranteed to be lower than the same goods can be bousht else- where, so you can appreciate these great reductions. Lot No. 60 are 3 42-inch Seal Plush Sacques, made of good Luglish Plush. Our price is $25. Sizes 36, 38 and 40. Kemnant price, $16.50. ‘Lot 604 are 2 42-inch Sacques that are marked to ‘sell at $30. Sizes j4and 38. Remnant price, 821. Lot No. S8are three 42-in. Sacques thatare marketed tation lead toa servant girls’ union. In this | to sell for #35. Remnant price, $26. event their misery would be complete. 2 ‘The alliance has proved to be a diffusive as well as.an effusive institution. It will plainly | # 2 have to wait for a season when crops are| Lot No. 36, two Jackets. Sizes 34 and 30. poorer. ——_—_-+__ Pres One dose of Election Elixir has enabled sev- | Lot 15, juarter-lepath Coat, eral presidential booms whose condition was | Regular price, $16. Kemmant price, mL heretofore precarious to walk without crutches. —_——<or2e—____ ‘Lot No, 8! are Extra Quality English Plush New- markets that sold for $45. Size 36. Re:mnant price. $24.50. Lot No. @2 are three 42-inch Sacques. Selling price, Remnant price, $13. Regular Prices, 24. Reu:mant price, $16.50. Lot 127. one Jacket with vest and reveres. Selling $23. Remnant price, @14.25. Size 38. one Three-q ‘The brilliant future possibilities that have | FOR SPECIAL PRICES OF NOBBY NEW COATS opened for Miss uth Cleveland are consider- TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, 400, W. B. MOSES & 80NB, ¥ AND 175 STS, Sale of IMPORTED PERSIAN, TURKISH AND nda 2vas Now core on, ‘Tomorrow we shall place on sale: Special line of Velvet Crowned Sailors in all colors at the low price of 45 cents each. Special line of Beaver top Sailors in all colors st the low price of 980. each. Special line of best quality Felt Sailors with Ribbon band and Duckie, at the low price of 8c. each. Special line of Jetted Cocque ‘Plumes, same style as herotofore sold at 49cents, which we shall sell at 25 centa, RIBEONM ‘Bpecial line of extra large Coque Plumes, heretofore soldat 50 cents, ‘which we are selling at 30¢. ‘Special lime of Heron Aigrette Pon- Pons, heretofore sold at 49 cents, ‘which we shall sell at 38 cents. ‘Special line of **Princess of Wales ‘Ostrich Tips, which we shall sell at the low price of 49 cents. ‘Special line of amall Imported Par- rots, heretofore sold at 75 cents, ‘which we shall sell at 43 ceatseach. Special line of Jetted frowns, in various shapes and styles, which we ‘shall sell at unusually low prices, SALE. <a 06-2 951 Pa. ave. Tt t t tT bd 3. ime z “oo au 00 RRR RRR 00 oo ry PGS 8 ine oe 8 8 EMH OO E EE Bod Pade A TET TET ERE ew rt 1.25 For $1.25 we offer by ww. ee geet oT REE ow far the greatest values MMMAA H HERE W w e135 — ever shown in Serviceable Juvenile Footwear. PEEP TEE EBM | os Setemngmmne = eee lous to par Eek EN RSH Biee dM aamnoan to tay fe sack Buccessor to Christian Ruppert, 81.35 — profitably ata lower price at 403 AND 405 7TH ST. NW, RS Yom mn owe gem foods — and ae 01.25 —— better qualities at the We Wasr Every One To Kyow e135 — At the low price of as — $1.25 We are sling: $1.25 —— Misses’ Dongola Button Heeled, Spring $1.25 oe Heel, Piain Toes, as — Misses" Gost Button ‘Heeled or Spring as — Heel. a2 — Paris Kid But- ton, Plain Toes or as — Patent Tip. as — CwDe"s Cait Button, as — Cuita’s Cioth Top, Patent Leather or as — Dongola Vampa, 81. — Boys’ Veal Calf Button or Laced Boota as — aes Youths’ Drees Shoes, as — Youths" School Shoes. Button or Laced Shoes, as — Heeled or Spring Heel, Every pair warranted to give perfect satisfaction. ably increased by the receat election, or The “Peace of Europe” and the “Disquiet of South America” will resume their wonted prominence as topics of discussion. ++ Some New York republicans aster was due to avery consistent combina- tion of Miller and Flower barrel. +2 —__ ‘MeKinley was the Noab of the democratic flood. He strongly recommends tariff arks with tin-plate bottoms. ——__s—_____ ‘The London Times should at least have got- tea out an “extra” for the U. 5. election news, insist that dis- For +2 ———_ Tin plate will now strive to be as much of a ‘Success commercially as it was politically. += >The democratic party ought to arrange for s ‘Wote of thanks to AustraLa ape, R0S-St SEE OUR WINDOWS AND COMPARE PRICES, GooB NERS DRY GOODS, CLOAKS AND NOTIONS, Eo ES ‘G2ep. NESE TS LABIEE STRASBURGER'S, 404 and 408 7th at. 7 2 JAMES F. OYSTER, ‘Wo shalt also place on sale tomorrow morning 1,668 pieces of num- ‘bor 22 ali-ilk Ribbon, erabracing ali the fasbionable millinery, and the various art shades, which we shall sell at exactly half price, That is, . 3% RIBBONS FOR 1s- ‘Thewe wil be prominent dipiayed cas conter table near the en- ‘trance. : BON MARCHE. wp. But the above are ‘OFPEES for SATURDAY. Hadn't ‘better bsve your children *‘shoa” ‘there tan ‘opportunity? uF = a 5 |e moaspae spvexre er. zw, Wu HAHN £00 ‘RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 980 AND 982 SEVENTH 8T., 2014 AND 1016 PENRA. AVE, ‘231 PERKA AVE 3 ‘OF €100,000 WORTH OF FINE TAILOR-MADE CLOTEING NOW IN PROGRESS, TEM ESeY Ue eee RX kee wey rs ° Te Fy ook o% FREER E oe See E o> FREES Se HH ' eM ik “ov Ken = WE have just taken inventory and find double tie Smount of stock wefesl justified im carrying. Ai ‘though our fall trade has been very sstisfactory, we ore frank in saying WE HAVE MADE A MUSTAKE. We find ourselves OVERSTOCKED, In view of the fact that there are only s few weeks Temaining before the close of the season, we have de termined upon « GIGANTIC SACRIFICE SALE i order to unload our unmense stock. ‘Bear ip mind, this is not a cateb-penns clearing sale of odds and ends, but a bons fide FORCED SALE conducted by a reliable house. STAMP THIS ON YOUR MEMORY.—Every «ar: ment Warranted to be first-class, and from 30 per cent to G0 per cent lower than the same goods can be bougbt for cisewhere. MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED Af purchases are unsatisfactory. Here are the prices, Compare them: OVERCOATS. 5 will buy Beaver Overcosts in Blue, Black of Brown worth $12. $7.50 will buy All-wool Melton Overcosts in twelve shades worth €16. $10 will buy Chinchilla, Melton or Kemey Overy coats worth @22. £12.50 will buy Far Beaver, Cheviot, Kersey or Worsted Overcoats worth #25. $15 will buy Eleyant Imported Kersey, Beaver or ‘Molton Overcoats, single or double-breasted, worth 632, €18 will buy Elegant Silk lined Beaver, Chinchilla, Montanac, Elysiwn, Kersey or Melton Overcoate worth €35. SUITS, €5 will buy Good Knock about Suits worth @10. 8 will buy All-wool Worsted or Cheviot Suita, Biue, Biack or Brown, worth $15. $10 will buy All-wool Corkscrew, Cassimere or Worsted Suits worth @22, $12 will buy All-wool Prince Albert Suits, im cork- screw or diagonal, worth #26. $18 will buy Elegant Siik-lined Diaconal, Corkscrew or Fancy Worsted Suits, worth 835. PANTS. €1 buys Servicesble Every-day Pants, 10 styles, worth #2. $2 buys Fancy Worsted or Cassimere Pants, 20styien, worth $4.50. £3.50 buys High-grade Worsted or Cassimere Pants ‘worth 96.50. £5 buys l'ine Imported Worsted, Cassimere or Scotch. Cheviot Hants, equal to custom made, worth @8. Boys' and Children’s Suits and Overcosts st 82, $2.50, €3.50, #4, #5, upto $10. Every reduced ONE-HALF. Knee Pants, ages 4 to 12 gears, 25.couts; worth 00 cents, ‘You are invited tocall and convince yourself that this sale is JUST AS ADVERTISED. You will not be importuned to purchase. GREAT FORCED SALE. TO CONTINUE UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. NEW YORK ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 77H ST. N.W. ‘We close at 7 p-m.; Saturdays, 11 p.m, Bob St ‘Be sure you resch the right placa, 20 dozen Biarritz Mousquetaires Gnown @ Pisskins), G7e. c pair. Thesesre the regular ‘1 Gloves. Owing to the grestiy reduced Price, welimit the saleto 20 dozens. ‘There fore be on hand early and don't biame us wien Fou come iste in the day snd find them al ola. Foster Lacing Gloves, 5 books, all sizes ut colors, Reduced from @1.15 to Ge. for te morrow, Our $1.50 Ladies’ Suede Mousquetaires @ the following colors: Navy Bie, Myrth Cadet Bine, Gray, Redand Tan. Reducedite tomorrow to @1.1>8 pain, Every pair warranted, LOUVRE