Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1892, Page 5

eo THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 26, 1892. © CHEAPLY ARE WE SELLING “BABY CLOTHES" that it does not pay for you to 855° trouble yourselves with the making. Qhine you want youcan buy here—that is how care faly and completely we have stocked our store. | orately finished | Any. Bo aghtem Garments” are more ned than most mothers have the time and | and ort the pation show you styles and ideas that you never would | € to undertake and we are sure we can Green of. Youare bound to think them pretty—be- cause ther are. ket you have no idea what asav- | if you by fag there is in oar reaay making. CHILDREN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS with tucks end fiutshed button holes BAND CROCHETED BOOTIES HILDREN'S Boue borders. auf in | “PINAFORES” with Red and Fur 25 C, ROCHETTED SACQUES, in plain o@ trinmet in Pink, Biue or Red INFANTS MULL CAPS 4AND EMBROIDERED BIBS. CHILDREN'S VESIS—bich neck and long sinewoe NIT SAXONY BANDS. Fox 49 Cevrs. APPER VESTS INFANTS CASHMERE W evwine ribbed and wk LONG aat § OK HILDREN'S GOWNS, with bemstitebed yokes and ifarbure edgincs For 75 Cesrs OF Fivitors are reserred to residents concerning the Souvenire of the Autumn “Opening” at the Palais Royal, corner Ith st. and Ua" Resident need only bs reminded that it te the Palais Royal's Fourteenth Annual “Opening” of Autumn Fashions, T RRR | ag H ke ee H hve = ATHANSON'S, ‘uu Vv EEE fi & Rk %s® = 818 Tru Sx. ‘Woe shall start the fall business —— omerrow with a big one-day ape- —cia’ sale by offerine exactly the—— ———soo4s you need at lower prices—— ———than they can be bought any: —— where. You can avoid the erowd- ~by calling early in the day. Goods and Wrap Departments. ‘The Sout ‘80c. a yard. You should know that Tre tise petow doona't do proper justice to this gathering of Autama Novelties. In support of this statement let us point today to the Dress List merely tells you that $1 Dress Fabrics may be bai for these fabrics being 54 inches wide s ress pattern will cost only afew cents more than ons cut from narrower Banoarys Ty Risnoxs. %ein. G. G. Ribbon with satin edee.... 3¢-in. G. G Ribbon with satin edge. 3¢-in. G. G. Ribbon with satin edge. 2in. G. G. Ribbon with satin edge. 2-10. G.G. Ribbon with satin eds thin. G. G. Ribbon vith satin edze. 1-in. Satin Ribbon, Gr. G. back..... 1i¢-in. Satin Ribbon, @ G. back.. 13¢in. Satin Ribbon, @. G. back.. 2m. Satin Ribbon, G. G. back 23¢-in. Satin Ribbon. GG. back ‘Stn. Satin Aibbon, G. G. back. all innew, shades of greens, blues, Of a dress lensth is only $3.56. leas than prevatiing price. souvenirs and notice this line Banoarss Ty Lace. ie. Ecrn Potnt @ Ireland Lace... Be. Eeru Potnt de Ireland Lace (2-tons) 19.34 Ife. Pint Valenciennes Lace Se. Pillow Case Lave §e. Fancy Cotton Lace...... Buroarss Ix Ki Groves. button Kid Gloves $1.25 4 button Kid G oves. ene ee (Warranted and fitted to the hand). properly appreciate the offering. ‘The Souvenir List also tells you show you will demonstrate that only Baxoarss Ix Vaniovs Goovs think. other which is to be much used. 5 One riggan Hose, size 8% stripe Hos: **Oponing” Souvenir. Domet Black Skirts Dosnet Worsted Skirts 10c. Children’s Piush Parses..... Banoarss Ixy Nonioss. 10e. Best Quality Soaps Pure wool, and coms in 75 different styles. Price is reduced to 44e. a yard for choice. writer finds his pen is not eloquent enough, finadle something that ts called ‘Paris style,” “‘tailor made,’ 50c. goods. And note the superior quality you secare. ‘There are all-wool Scotch mixtures, the new diagonal cloths, the autminn storm serges, &e.— browns, tans, siateand wine. Being 54 inches wide four yards will be suificient for most of you, so that the cost ‘These Epinzle Conds in glace effects and there fancy. Cristallines, with twenty other autumn novelties, are marked only $1.15 a yard, which {2 10e. So that when you glance at the lst of ‘1.15 Dress Fabrics for 81,” you must Ané, too, you'll find the Palais Royal's 50c. Fabrics are wool, all wool, During the “Opening” the the beautiful new fabric, Velour Russe, is 82.19 instead of $2.40 a yard. The fashion plates we hive to the sleeves and jacket body need be of this material, so that the cost of adress isnot as much as you'd at first Besides all tho Latost Dress Fabrics aro the now Russian Band and ove trimmings, including the New Black Silk Bourdour Lace, tenth of the amount of your purchase in the Dress ‘Trimming and Lace Departments will beseturned you as an Wrars_suits, sackets, Nowmarkots, Waists, Morning and Tos Gowns, Kc. The list of Souvenizs only gives you an idea of the reduc- fions in prices, and oven now the opportunity is offered to give details the You must see. That inde- cannot be : SANSOOK MORN 10>. Beat Quality Vaveline ieee aioe oe ae ae 10c. Large Size Tooth Brashes._- depicted with the types nor seon where experience, skill and taste are not fet ssued taach'y with naineook deep sash and oo happily combined. The whole department here shows the master mind of CHILDREN'S SHORT CAMBRIC DRESSES - . ‘one of the leading men in the cloak bustness, engaged in our service—in —_ 0. is Skins. “ Be te vours. See below for Souvenir Prices of the “Opening” of 1802-93 styles. Ie. All-silk Garter Elastic CAILDEEWS FLANNEL SRIRTS, with bem- S5e. Cologne (per ounce)....-0.- stitehed with was silk. CAMBRIC WAISTS, 1be. Boxes Good Writing Paper. Gor Pas Ove. Jewerry Depanrvenr. pear! pettons . ae i CKEAM CHINA SILK caps, with tan | f°F 0%, BRR, Ba To theleftare the prices you will ind marked on the | 25. Jeweir, ruching of lace ar. fd the face. FF © © RRR MMM articles mentioned, to the right are the reduced prices | 50r. Jewelry, : F OORR u quoted as Souvenirsof the “‘Opening.” Preserve list | 75c. Jewelry, all styles. 2.636 ae ie Seabees for reference, since regular prices remain marked on . all styles. vies 890 - = BO. Heary Merino Shirts. ...... ee 290 ‘all goods. Gold, Real Tortoise Sheil Jewelry, also Im- F KR 9s ( ENTS. SGc. Suspenders, silk web and silk ends.....25¢ D, Ported Metal Belts, at 10 per cent discount. - ‘le. Fast Black Hose, full regular made ge Duss Goons /EPARTMENT. A G. D, INFANTS’ FLANNEL SHAWLS, feather Sie. snd 75e. White Shirts, sizes 16, 1636.17. | 50, yard Fabrics, all styles. xt Goons Department. i Stitched with wash silk TTI. --oees . 50c. yard China Silks, autumn colors. Bric-u-brac, Art Clocks, Cups and Saucers, &c. INFANTS FLANNEL Sac ES, embroid- « $1 yard 54-inch-wide Cheviots. .... 10 per cent discount. eret in Pin Blue or White, wi silk rivbon- $1 yard Diagonal and Storm Serges. $1.48 Oriental Table Covers... ‘m colors ¢ RN $1.15 yard Fancy Crystalline Cloth. 11.25 Chenille Covers with fringe .... FINE NALNSOOK DRESSES. « NATHANSON, US yard Epingle Cloth, glace eff . Hand-painted Silk Scarfs. tan aster of fine tucisthe $1.25 yard English Broadcloth. 50. Double Head Rests hem and sash— wed with uasinsook CIMPES, with yoke of fine tucks and inser- tow. hich oat fuil sleeves, with cuffs and neck of embrvide ry 2 SILAS. INFANTS" LONG MORNIN of Sais box nik. with ot Laited oack. f ular yoke of * iweves and ees finished ¢ Flannel, with wash- hing — FINE CAMBalc SILK BOOTIES—Land knit, in Fink, White apd biue. $1.39 CHILDREN'S NATNSOOK DRESSES, with Gretchen waist of fine tucks and Hambare— Beck ani ful! sleeves Aaished with the same Dees hem om skirt HANDSOWELY EM- BROLDEKED OLIVIA SILK BIBS. 2 SL.75. F Sucerssor to B J. Behrend, 818 Tr Sx N.W $2.40 yard Velour Russe. z 81.89 yard Fancy Trimming Velvet....... Black Wool and Silk Fabrics, 10 per cent discount. Transeo Derarruest. 10c. yard Jet Edging, scroll pattern. 4c. and 1c. Jet Edges and Bands.. ‘Se. yard Diamond-cut Jet Band 8c, yard Silk Featherine, all colors. 2.35 yard Jet and Ribbon Trimming. 2 10 per cent discount—ene-tenth off marked prices of all Jet aud Silk Girdles, Bodices, Silk Chenille and Cantile Novelties, Russian Bands, Ribbon and Jet Fringes, Buttons. It . Porvian Snorersa Prace, SEVENTH STREET. Lace Deranrwest. ‘390, yard Guipure de Gene Laces for. Te. Vetls, all styles. Ide. Vells, all styles... Vie. Vetis, all styles. 3 Be 100 re 2c. Veils, all styles........... es 2196 10 percent discount on all Black and White Laces, includiug Drapery, Nets and Flouncings. Rissos Derarrwesr. yard Paris Millinery Ribbons... | he. yard All-silk Moire Rib ons, | 19e. yard All-silk Moire Ribbons... i Velvet Ribbons and Ostrich Feathers at 10 per cent | discount. Wrar Depanrwent. | $5 Extra Long Cheviot Jackets. $6.50 Lined Cloth Jackets, black and colors. 89 Imported Cloth Jackets, fancy bac! and DRESS- OTIONS, PI at avery low it E: wish EMBROIDERED SILK CAPS, tt mitiinge of tn ace and narrow ribbum Tess poaree 0 ina silk str mtunity to save ‘me | CHILDKESS SWIss, KIBEED SILK RiONS iver before of | WRAPPER VESTS, with high acck and long = this city. | 50 Ladies’ Cloth Bernhardt Wraps. ~ ee SE do mot expect these prices after | 913.50 English Style Autumn Newmarkets = thas afcek ia sold. $2.25 Flannelette Wrappers..... e Chfidren's and Misses’ Coats and Jackets at 10 ver an « isn't more than half the variety we S and Bie. Silk and Satin Dress cent discount. = Retore you to inake your wl a. But what | $3 D. We want tow isto point out the exceedingly stron, | $$ On pate, toa sai . a hee card Hooks and Byes, 27° $9.75 Heavy-weight Serge Suits, quay we gout Caste splayed im the desienineg : “+ vot Hooks i Byes $12.98 Autumn Snits. all lolol | eer nc'd zen Patent Hovis and F; $15 the “L- ndon Mixture” Clo Ricamabion ca Gnaude-cabeicis cu pice Glazed Belting. 10 cards. 5 tangy ‘ pared WAR omg 1S Se Pincecuand pekinr wo yards. 5 All-wool Cashinere Waisis. Body's For thes are owr leaders.” Fancy Striped Belting | | Hosrery Derarrwest. —_ = nt Striped Balting. | = bu ble Bobe Carinae. 5c. Fant Black and Fancy Hose. P fe ee ie | She. Fast Black and Fancy Ho ERRY's Se oie lace Double Bins Cusine, 1 4 = lace Taffeti Binding a ee ae —— * Tere, sil’ waite no 81.35 All-silk Hone 81.25 pcceilana 1 den” Pashionabi All other Sill Hose up to 87.50. pair at 10 per cent preseeeeeeenees. 3 Hanprse. ent Satur S$ advertine a ‘ables, IR-inch framed toy LCherry Par! nk tapestry edtze, guod alzed pieces, tainly marked on everything, irom whieh price we inal deviat be@rer Prices euarante d Jow as cau de named for the sane goad anywhere in Averica, W. M. Sucsrex & AVE. XW. we PENS. JUST OPENED $90 PIECES WORSTED DRESS FABRIQUES QOMPOSING ALL OF THE “NEW EFFECTS.” @PINCES C. MH SERGES. FANCY WEAVES, 8 THE LOW PRICE OF Soe. PER YARD. SOME OF THE HANDSOMEST STYLES wr AYE EVER SHOWS COTTON AND LINEN SUEFTINGS, NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS, COM- W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, a9 PENS. AVE B. Steels, a'] sizes ante sre discount. >aen Covered Dress Steels, = (Alo are Children's Department.) | Uspenwean Deranraenrt. | Be. Swiss Ribbed Vesta | BSc. Ribbed Merino Vests. Boe. Underwear, all styles. @8e. Frat Black Tighte........... White, Black and Gray Tigh! TSe. Ribbed ‘All-stik Vests... Yc. Heavier Silk Vests... All other Sik Vests up to $7.50 at 10 per cont dis- count. American Hosiery Company's Underwear for Ladies and Children at 10per cent discount. SOc. Contil Corsets e 420 a2 Bapara Pine £1.00 Wintor-wotcht Night Gow Brooks | Mile Fnd and | 28e. Musiin Drawers, | ‘We. Can’on Flannel Drawers $1.15 All-wool Knit Skits. #1.50 Kand-knit Woo! Skirts... #).75 Mohair Skirts, black and color £2.00 Imported Mohatr Skirts. | $5.50 Gloria Silk Skirts, all colors | £6.50 Taffeta Suk Skirts, all colors. i Garter Colors Sil Garter Flaatic * Cotton’ 40. hier articles will ba anter and sold at ddddddddddddddddddddddsdaddddadddaddaddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddiddddddddddddidddddeddde: 2 3 Grove Derartaesr. es Tue Frost Baseaest 33) use. deouine & ate o: Peskin Mousquetatres...70¢ x | 81.00 French Kid Gloves, 4 buttons. . snes. ie es ; Ea] Soo renter took aiscioves. — eee FEE) £1.00 Cranes Kia Mounsae‘aiven em BatwsS mauuory SCHOOL OUT- 3 ne remoeerey vere bag 1.2 lousg et at : SS contatnine®: 8 4 4batton “"P. R.” Kid Glow Se PORN Rese sne Pome: SF | 91185 ehutton Sade Kid Mousyueta ‘ tr Rueranas BP 185 Pe" Unsrowet Kid Meueqaetaires.. = & TES Atao see Men's and Children’s Departments.) $F “nae fait stock of seb-ol supplies. 3 Haspxercerrr, Derantaest. > WA tte. Scallored und Embroidered Novelties .......1¢ ra ea Be. Autumn Noveity Mantk-rebiets 2 rou wr gSSg Tag Soe. Handkerchiefs, tm all tylea.....- eR A EG a = Dacteos Lace Handizerchiets at 10 per cent discount. pe 45 YE Se | idren'eand Men's Departments. ) > AAA U uM M (See aioe Chile $2, POPULAR SUOPPING PLACE, Bie. Linen front Chemlanten ee oe oe ‘Te. Lond: m Style Chemisettes ond Cuffs. ... iidice £1.08 Imported Biazer Dress Fron ddidtdaddededdededddedddeddes Ve. All-atik Windsors.... = ‘Chiffons and Ribbons ituflings for evening wear. ‘Removed Leararr Goons Deranrwent. To 1g ant ¥ > [OW Ri + Sica San Pa, | $2 Ostrich Foather ans... e | €1.60 50c. Persian Ganze Drapery Scarfs .- 50c. Pincushiors with Persian coverin 40. Satin-covered Pincushions....... $1.35 Silk Sofa Pillows with ruffies, 20c. Russian Lace Tidies, 18 inches. 50c. Stamped and Tinted Table Covers. SOc. Stamped Laundry Bags. Se. Stamped Momio Scarfs 5c. Stamped Shoe Bazs. 25e. Stamped Burean Scarf | 100. Stamped Bureau Scarf | 16c. Stamped Pillow Shams. 15e. Stamped Splashers. Srartoxery Deparrwenr. ‘50c. Boxes New Tinted Writing Paper. ‘B5c. Boxes Tinted Paper and Envelopes. | 5c. Boxes Irish Linen Paper. | 15c, Boxes Paper and Envelopes... i 15e. Writing Tablets (Berkshire Mill | Toner Anrtcte Deranruenr. T5e. Superior Manicure Scissors... Se. Manicure Files and Knives. Be. Warranted Tooth Brushes. Ihe. Reliable Tooth Brushe: ‘85. English Hair Brushes (warranted). ‘B5c. Nail Brushes, al’ styles. 25e. oz. Perfuines, all odors, 50c. Atomizers........ i‘ = 44c. Pint Bottle Ammoniated Bay Ru: ‘25e. Half-pint Bottles Bay Rum. 5e. Cakes Pure Castile Soap, 400. Soap Boxes (fancy)... 50. Powder Boxes (decorated) 8c. Bottles Household Ammonia... 25e. Hair Combs, warranted one year. | Usonenta Deranraesr, 81 Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas. $3.68 ‘Palais Royal” Siik Umbrellas, $4.08 Silk Uinbrelias, fancy handles... | Rosser Goovs Deranruesr. | 81.35 Gray and Black Waterproof Circulars. . $1.98 Connemaras, fancy stripes. $2.98 Gray and Tan Mackintoshes. } 82.98 Cloth Finish English Invorness. 4.75 Cloth Fintsh Mackintoshes...... : | $7.75 Waterproof Serze Mackintoshes, ooo 87 Also see Men's and Children's Departments, Fax Deranraesr. ‘25e. Quill Feather Fans, 50c. Fans, all styles. . $1 Fans, all styles. $1.50 Feather Fans, all styles. all colors. $3.50 Ostrich Fans, gray and black 10 per cent discoust—one-tenth off inarked prices of all fans from 86 to $35, ‘ | Camprens Drranrwest. 19. Imported Fust Bick Hose... 25e. Double Knee Fast Black Hose 1c. Canton Fiannel Drawers... Se. Fancy Border Handkerchi 25e. School Apros ‘50c. School Aprons, 7 ity Aprons, imported, $1.25 Aprons, very superior 95.98 Fancy Cloth Coats. 2.50 White Eiderdown Coats... 1.68 Surah Silk Bonoets, all colors $1.50 Velvet and Surah Silk Hats, 98c. Infants’ White Silk $1.25 Tn:ffats’ Silk Caps, Be. Silk Bows for Boys.......... 19¢. Silk Windsors, all colors. 1.98 Heavier and Longer Rubber Coats. 1 Genuine “Gloria” Umbreiias. €1 Misses’ Rubber Circalars. . £1.48 Combination Senne | €1 Mises ani Boys Kid Gloves 25e. Pauuted Quill Feather Fans. Mews Deparresr. Palais Royal” Dress Shirts....... 'P. RK." Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts. P. R.A Boe #1 Medium and Heavy Underwear, ali Medium and Heavy Underwear, 1.75 Natpral Wool and Camel's Ha Best MPbdicated Underwear, ve. Half Hose to match underwear. ‘50c. Bes: Socks to match Underwear. 20c. Suspenders, unbreskabie silk ends. 42c. "Boston" Gorters, usually 50e. 81 Imported Autumn Neckwear. ‘Toe. Exclusive Novelty Neckwear. 48c. Neckwear, made to our order. ‘Be. Neckwear, all styles... 65 Beat Chevrette Gloves, usually 82. ‘35 Warranted “‘Cloria” Umbrellas, 28 inch. Warranted Silk Umbrellas. Lizht-weight Eubber Coats. $2.48 Laproved Rubber Seam Coats. 82.08 Cioth-finish Rubber Coats. $6.48 Now Style English Mack: ‘ No other house STERLING QUALI Sas Atways SHOES would not “men's store” to —Fact is we LADIES’ SHOES as ——More of both We've got the So many of about leather are fair prices for change of seasons you essary—and the Here are some to lead you. in the world—who urebility—and_ mode comfortable easy“ We've ‘tended to and you know we with a Lavres: Burozr. with patent leather or Common Sense Lanes: Buront made on patent leather tips, Lors Bricat BUTTON BOOTS, shaped toes, patent Lars Bucur TON BOOTS, with of dull Dongola. Lions: . Fresex TON BOOTS, with Bense toes, Our Absvsraste , Specrat-ay ordinarily. They Common Sense or and we control Washington. A Paicexzss With every pair or Misses’ Shoes give you the Japanese Ware Cup decorated in odd —we give them to minds, Waar Ovn Saxs Axo PENN. AVE. and 7TH STREET. DID—or EVER WILL-sell such LOW PRICES as WE quote. wish was father to that thought. exclusive store in town.—More and mofM each mcceeding season. fidence —and confidence is what is needed in buying SHOES. values—and change of Footwear ‘‘hefts" nec- styles change too. ‘They are made for us by the best the art of combining style and “light pencil.” Doxcota svrtox noors, Doxcora serrox poors, Goodyear welt Doxcora maxp tenxep Doxcora naxp-sewep per. tips. Common Sense shape, Ko, maxp-rersep, svt. tipped Opera or plain Common comfortable BUTTON BOOT for Ladies. ——The secret of it is you can wear a smaller size than BRIGHT DONGOLA ‘on either you ever saw.——They are hand- ——It makes s handsome souve- chase.———They can't be bought and the service the Shoes give will keep us uppermost in your |r FITTERS. DOES — EVER TIES at such Svecezps. step” in the trade said go into shop. . The sell as many we do men's than than any people's con- know so little what The the them. makes lines worthy “bene-hmen"” have mastered it jeling into ‘walkers. tho marking— write prices $2.50 fam tipped Opera, toes, $3.00 tam with $4.00 Sun! with Coftin leather tipped. $4.50 farm, patent leather made $5.00 fam. patent leather |_| iS $3.50 tur. extraordinarily are made of Opera Last— the sale for Presext. -| of Ladiest you buy we choicest real and Saucer native style. nir of & most satisfactory pur- v0! That Foorwzar. Company, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 AND 28, A choice selection of IMPORTED HATS AND BONNETS ‘From the leading houses in London and Paris. No cards, meres, Altrool owns tao Sebo Henrietta, beautif ‘of Goo) 1310 PPE ST. NW. Goods, Henriettas and Cash- good imitation of ail ¥, Te. maa Avers Pits, THE BEST REMEDY FOR CONSTIPATION, JAUNDICE, HEADACHE, BILIOUSNESS AND DYSPEPSIA. Exsy To Taze 8 URE TO CURE ALL DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Every Dose Exrecrive, M®* WINStows sooTHING srmoP ‘Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MTLT.TONS of MOTHERS for thetr CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING with PERFECT SUCCESS, It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and is the best remedy for DIARRHG@A. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Besure and ask for ‘Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- ing Syrup" and take no other kind, Yeenw bottle. rly’ For Tur Bron, Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and Billousness take BROWN'S IKON BITTERS. Itcures quickly. For sale by all dealers in medicine. Get the genuine, z eae | HORT BREATH. PALPITATION, PAIN IN chest. weak or faint spelis, &c., cared. Dr. Miles Now Heart Cure.” Sold & STEVENS’, Oth and Pa. ave. Sol 5 SCHELLER Laxssurcx & Bro, THE RUSH INCIDENT TO AND DURING THE ENCAMPMENT LEFT US WITH A GOOD MANY ODD SLA NKETS AND SPREADS. SOME BECAME SLIGHTLY MUSSED THROUGH HANDLING, WE WANT TO DISPOSE OF THESE IN A HURRY AND SO GIVE YOU THIS CHANCE. 1 Crochet Spread. Was...80c. Now...70c. a * $1.00. 202. ° ve = ase SOILED a0.) Sk 2. ” 2.00 1 : “5.00. ** 4.00. 210-4 Blankets. Were $3.00 Now $2.50. SOILED 2104 * . 4.00. “ 3.50. PRICES 4104 “‘all wool" 5.00. “4.00. 3104 Blankets. Were $3.50. Now $2.75. 1n4 - Was 400. ‘* 300. SOILED 14 al “5.00. “ 425. PRICES 2114 . Were 5.00. “ 4.00. 4124 Blankets, Were $8.00. Now 80.77, “SOTUEP w 86.77. aie - PRICES W: Sotiea E have also a few Crib Blankets. Ovr Croan Prntors Are just bubbling over with beautiful, nobby, stylish garments—likewise Beautt- ” ful Tea Gowns, Wrappers, in “ flannels and cashmere. 7 Fraysse Tra Gowns, Beautifully made up, per- fect fitting, For $7.50. ‘This ts our Special Gown. 87.50 TEA GOWN. $7.50 $7.50 TEA GOWN. $7.50 Tae Ocrosen Fisutox Sueers, ‘Tlustrating the new styles, are here—yours for the ask- ing for one. We: Gwe Awar One 92-page Illustrated Cat- alogue with every 50c. worth of Patterns you buy. I Ocr Or Towx Order by mail. We look after your orders just ss carefully as if you eome in Person. All orders attended to.and sent same day. Eo ENE Ss be CLL aa NNN SaaS RRR PE ee mu S00 B® B UU OSE 2a ae er % Pee é, . aaa* £ “oo 420, 422, 424, 425 7TH BT. MN. W. Cannazr & Lewy, 287TH ST. AND 706K ST. H.W. that wo sell must give satisfaction, PALL DRESS GOODS. A choice selection of Dress Goods st 500, yaad. All-wool Henriettas, Cashmeres and Serges. All-wool 50-inch Ladies’ Cloth, All-wool Homespuns. ‘Wool Plaids, all combinations. A special bargain in Storm Serge at 500. yard. Fancy Weaves in Storm Serges at 750. and $1 yard. Changeable Berges at $1.25 yard. Motre Effects ot $1 yard. 4 tall line of Silks and Velvets, CABHART & LEIDY, ‘$8 7th at. and 708 Kot a 2d EDITION. NO CHOLERA IN PORT. New York Bay Has Been Freed of the Plague, NO NEW CASES IN NEW YORK CITY. Hot Pursuit of the Roslyn Bank Robbers. THE NEWARK CELEBRATION. NO CHOLERA DOWN THE BAY. The Port of New York Free From the Dis- ease at Last. New Yorx, Sept. 26.—Dr. Jenkin and Dr. Sternberg have officially announced that the Port of New York is free from cholera. The health officer says that there are nocholera cases down the bay today, all the sick having recovered. ‘The Guion line steamer Wyoming, from Liverpool, was released from quarantine today and started for the city at 1141 a.m. ‘The steamer Servia was released from tine at 8:25 o'clock and proceeded to her dock. | The board of health posted the following bulletin at 10 o'clock this morning: No cases of cholera in this city since the last bulletin. Among the arrivals at tho upper quarantine | this morning was the Red Star liner Pennland, with 210 cabin passengers on board. She re- | ported al! well and will probably be released this afternoon or tomorrow morning. ‘The Guion liner Arizona also arrived, with | 468 cabin passengers on board. She also has no sickness. Neither of them carries immigrants | and their detention will be short. The steamer Wyoming has been beld in the lower quarantine for several days owing to the death of two little children on board and thy mother on Swinburne Island. The steamer will be released today and allowed to go to her dock. The oil tanker Elise, from Hamburg, was released at 1 am. hao Sr ON THE ROSLYN ROBBERS’ TRAIL. The Sheriffs Posse Confident of Catet Them in Twenty-Four Hours. Tacoma, Wastt., Sept. 26.—The sheriff's posse in pursuit of the Hoslyn bank robbers came upon four of them in a dense forest in Leamway basin, twenty miles east of Roslyn. A battle ensued and oneof the desperadoes was wounded. ‘ihe others escaped in the darkness. The meeting was a surprise to both pursued and pursuers, Three saddled horses were found in the woods near the trail which the robbers followed on leaving Roslyn. Two of them were positively identified as those ridden by the robbers. The sheriff's posse was increased to 125 men, and it is believed that the robbers will be captured within twenty-four hours, aaccatan NEWARK’S BIG CELEBRATION. Streets Filling Up With Visitors—Tonight’s Parade. Newanx, N. J., Sept. 26.—The streets of this city are filled with visitors who came here to attend the four days’ celebration of German- Catholic societies. The celebration began yes- terday by special high mass being held in the five Catholic churches of Newark, In St. Peter's Hall this afternoon the Young Peopie’s Catholic Society will hold preliminary exercises, begioning at 1 o'clock. Tonight the many Soe organizations will participate in 4 torchlight parade. The buildings along the line of ‘march will be decormed and ile luminated. A grand stand has beon erected opposite St. Peter's Orplan Asylum, from which the procession will be reviewed by Arch- bishop Corrigan and other distinguished prel- ates, including Bishops Rademacher. of Ten- nessee and Richter of Grand Rapids, Mich. ‘The provession is expected to start at 8:20 p.m. and it is estimated that 6,000 persons will be in ine. After the parade there will be #” concert and festivities in Caledonia Park, where, it is an- nounced, Bishop Wigger will preside’ and Gov, Abbett, Maj. Haynes and Rev. W. Faerker of St. Louis will make addresses, ape Fatally Sunstruck on Saturday in St. Paul. St. Pav, Sept. 26.—Isaac Hannah of this place was removed to the hospital on Saturday suffering from sunstroke. The oldest inbabit- ant cannot recall a parallel case at this time of year, peas Stole From a Church. Srrinorrecp, Ouro, Sept. 26.—Wm. Snail is under arrest for entering the Third Lutheran Church Friday evening and taking up the car- pet from the auditorium. He carried it home and put it down in his best room, where it was discovered. He says he thought the church people could stand the loss better than a pri- vate individual. ae ee A Destructive Fire at Wells River, Vt. Woopsvitte, N. H., Sept. 26.—A destructive fire broke out at Wells River, Vt, early this morning. The hotel and other buildings have been burned and the fire was still raging at 6300. m. ——— Judge Puterbaugh of Illinois Dead. Pronia, Int., Sept. 26.—Judge Sabin D. Curcaco, Sept. 26.—Mr. Jos. R, Dunlop sold his interest inthe Chicago Mail and sever his connection with that paper Desiep is interested, together capi in a new ite THE ENCAMPMENT STAR. No richer souvenir and no better record of the great gathering in Washington thie wees of veterans of the war can be obtained than the daily issues of Tue Stan Every number te filled with illustrations and letter press of the most interesting character covering the historical events, memories of which were re- vived by the great reunion, as well as the hap- Penings of each day graphically reported The Papers issued during the week form « com- plete history of this memorable gathering. ‘Tux Stan for the week beginning Monday, Septembcr 19, will be mailed, postage prepaid, to any address in the United States, outside of Washington, for fifteen cents, W.W. J. J. Wilmarth, today filed « bill i fore ‘against Abbie M. Campbell. They were mar ried in Vermont in March, 1872, and the com- plainant moved here in 1882. leaving bis wife and daughter by « former marriage in Vermont, and she visited him here, but she would not accept bis offer to’ buy a home for her and replied that she did not like the city and would not live here. He charges she deserted him in February, 1888, and ‘that «be with one Forbes. hhas been acting improperly —_— Mr. Parker Divorced. Wm. F. Parker was divorced today frém the bonds of matrimony with Sopbic Parker by Judge Cox. The bill, filed by Mr. Campbell Cerrington, states hat they were married at San Antonio, Tex., Oct: , 1859, and desertion and adultery. — a The Tron Hall Litigation. Tn the case of F. W. Calinhan et al. against Branch 340, Order of the Iron Hall, for the appointment of a receiver, &e., W. M. Taylor bas filed his answer. He admits the facts ect forth in the bill, says it is for the benefit of the branch that the relief asked should be fried snd consents to theappointment of E. Hay as receiver. connec Range of the Thermometef. The following were the temperatures at the office of the weather bureau today: $a.m., 67; 2p.m., 63; maximum, 68; minimum, a Necond Edition Continued on 6th Page. DIE! ANDREWS. At Bowie, Md, September 25, 1802, GARDNER & ANDREWS. 20g eral {Fein hiv late residence, west, Tuesday, September 27. tives and frieua invited te attend, CHAPMAN. ‘On Sunday. geicck pao Gen. ANDREW OG ity tourth sear of ie ace Funeral from his late N F = ctiustery, La Piste, Charles county: a ae COMILL. (in Sunday, oor 25. TAR, WILL JAM EDMUND, infant son of Wilitans X. ond Mowry ; ‘leven Funcral fron reeideute of street southsant, Tuceday. neytomber Sy. at 8 od Fricuds abd relatives invited to attend. x. dow of the tate ye d sy Gigainnen Reneveate nortama orclock., reeidence. "ems a FLANAGAN. On Saturday, Septem Pins See is Wren z May ber soul rest in peace. of 5 sierra Seca ene FRAZIER On Sunday. 25, 4:15 m. SELDON EUGENE FRAZIER only eon at Series it ana Adabe ( x Casclea'h «na Ale (Maines i raaiet,aged two Jeane Me at reat wit Chri forge Monder, S-ptember 26, at p. ry . 2021 Bb street | Heteladie ae Tawra option t gouuty, Md., Tuesday até pm. Interment’ Cobill, aged situ is. fo. 2132 a N. On September 25, 1802, Mh § Finn bovine, ‘from Late {ate of New Cantio West, County Limerek, Funeral from the her frienus are respectfully iurited te attend. ‘His pains and wafferines now are o'er; ‘&., papers Please cor) co 27a 3pm, soins retdetee Sig Mya Seay crate Dae crake Piva a et wae ek liam F. and Anuie ¥. GEYER, or areata, 150% 3 GODEY. yearn, one month ant three Funeral wilt take piece 7 o'clock, {rom the residence of weet. ‘At Caron W. va. oa ate, KATHARINE deuehter Givrerine Waid the inte Edward today anes * Funeral private. e GSOOPRELL. Departed this life 182, ANNIE MAY, besoved wife of Harry St rell and daughter of John and Hannah Hurd, ip twenty-seoond year of her awe. A loving wite, dear, Funeral from her, late aveune vortheast, Tuesday, September. O'clock p.m. Kelstives and Yetends invited. HARVEY. On Monday, Serieuber 26, at Galock ao: WILLTAM bo HARVEY, wou of the late eral frow his dence, 17 ‘row his lato rs east, on Wednesday, the 3d treet south- mass at St. Peter's a N 6:30 Tas Re Frisco Is Firma Enmiessere ‘HEED THE WARNING ‘DOwT BB DBCEIVED. ag YS pn ay aaa: - ru but the genuine CAB pe ‘A POSITIVE CURE POR SICK HEADACHE (Sana PL Amal) Dose, (Gmall Prisa se :