Evening Star Newspaper, October 13, 1892, Page 4

4 — THE EVENING — WASHI THURSDAY are ee TRE EVENING STAR bas o permanent circulation In Washington three Himes larger than that of any other paper ta theettr. As = local NEWS paper and Ad- vertiaing Medium 1 basne competitor. Chairman Carter's expressed fears respecting the Senate, in connection with recent demo- cratic claims that the Senate was to be won by the rewult of the fall elections, call public at- tention to a matter that has been canvassed lew than any feature of the campaign, but which ts | of ae much importance as any other whatever. | On the complexion of certain legislatures now | repnblieam or republican at the time of the choosing of the last Senator from the state in question depends the political character of the United States Senate after March 4, 15%. ‘The terms of twenty-nine Senators expire on | March 3, 1899. Of these 18 are republicans and 31 democrats. Every democrat except possibly 8 ts reasonably certain of re-election or to be | sucereded by a democrat. These three are | Mesare, Faulkner of West Virginia, Gray of Delaware and Turpie of Indiana Strictly speaking there ts only» bare possibility in the case of Delaware, and little more in the other instances. Before the recent southern elections North Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia and old Virginia were alla field for the opposition | te the democrats. While the democrats are thus well off the republicans in their eighteen | states have absolute or reasonable certainty tn | ten states only. These are and are | now represented by, respectively, Rhode Inland, Mr. Aldrich; Washington, Mr. Allen; Masmehnsetts, Mr. Duwos; Cal- | ffornia, Mr. Felton; Maine, Mr. Hale; Con- nectiont, Mr. Hawley, Vermont, Mr. Proctor; | Pennxylvanta, Mr. Quay; Ohio, Mr. Sherman; Wyoming, Mr. Warren. The eight doubtful | republican seats are those of Messrs. Casey of | North Dakota; Davis, Minnesota: Hiseock, Paddock, Nebraska, Sanders, Monta Stockbridge, Michigan lewart, Nevada f the are near! ure te change the p of their Senators, ‘The probabilities are that the democrats will almoet certainiy carry the New York legilatare and choose the United States Senator and they have the better chances, ae matters now stand, fm one or twoof the western states. In the Nevada contest, while a nominal republican ts sure to be elected, xf the legislature pre! Senator | Stewart to Mr. Bartine the democrats will have the eubstantial fruits of victory. ‘The left over Senate omitting Senators elected or to be elected before the 4th March next will and republicans, 29, democrats,@8; farmers’ ance, 2. The present republican majority over demo- | eratic and alliance Se ors ix six. The net loss | of three seats will tie the Senate and cause the Vice presidential contest to determine the polit- | feal complexion of that body, if the alliance | Senators act with the democrats. The | Sawyer, Wisconsin ve moctats are confident of winning New York, Wisconsin and Montana, expect to | get Michig and have hopes, through | fusion, of at least defeating the re-| publicans, even if alliance Senators have to be chosen, in Minnesota, Nebraska and North Da- Anta. The republicans can control the Senate though they lose New York and Hontana, and though they lose also Wisconsin provided they t the Vice President, but if they are de- feated in one other of the western states men- tioned they must repeat the Senator Higgins election in Delaware rry the legislature of West Virginia, or some other southern state, or } make a combination with an alliance Senator, or | surrender the Senate. see The di “that surround Mr. Gladston may be overcome and his life crowned with the | Kreatest on of the century—the pacifica- tion of Ireland and the imbedding in e English constitution of the great principles of home rale for the grand divisions of the empire. | Bat it «ibe no surprise if these difticulties | prove too great for achievement by the present The various groups of which the | government is composed have such conttadic- | tory aisas that defeat seems more likely than | victory. Even if the commons were brought te agree on # bill the lords would stand in the | Way, with the prejudices of a decided majority of the English people te back them. Bat w Scotland ins ug on Tadical measures in p erence to home rule, with Wales demanding disestablichment as the first step of the par- | lament, and. all, with some of the Irish party committed almost angrily to a policy of exclusion of their members from thow is the prime minister to and carry ont a successful Irish policy? And he sara, and bas said ail along. that the pal measure must and shall be home rule nes that will not exelude Irish fepresentation at Westminster. The task before bim is the greatest that ever British statesman undertook. If any lived coukt have executed it of could now Gladetor Bat > imper- tisk wtatesman wh: ever do manced many | . can. XXXXXXXINYIXEY mane x Tue Dealtne wer Bos Pea Marche. Mancue XXXXXXXXXXAT Guasn Two Dare Cc orvwavs Aysivensany Saez. All America is now celebrating the ai overy of this country by Chris. topher Columbus, and we also pro- pose to celebrate by holding a Two Dayw Columbus Anniversary Sale. Paradoxical aa it may seem, tt really pays to lose money occasionally, and We shall take the occasion during these two days of Toning « little (for jture investment) by selling new, seasonable goods at ridiculously low prices. Sanons Cer. Feit Satiors with dou- bie leather strap, with buckle, im biack and ary blue Regular price, @L Columbuaan nivereary price, 490. Feit Alpine Hats, bor. dered and trimmed with suk ribbon, finished with sweat band, seal Pee Stytteh Kid-top Tur- ban Hats, trimmed with velvet, silk orna- ‘ment and qutlls, white, black, plain shades, and varions combination of two or three colors. Rewn! 3 Columbus nnivereary price, $1.98. Har Onsavenrs. Beanttfut Bunches of Jacque Roses. with buds to match, om rubber thorn stems, three Siaten, Recnlar price, Init “Godumbue. Aan! tersary price, 196. Exqu site Princess of Weles Ostrich Pons Pons, all colors” Rew iar price, Be. Co fumbus Anniversary Price, We. Latest Style Ostrich Alsrottes, 6 tips.all the Yartvun colorines. ‘Kew. ular price, lumbus Anniversary Price, sic. Stylisa Stump Aig- rettes. Regular p: Be. Columbue Anni veraary price, 196. 98c.V) Min. Silk Velvet, all shades. Regular price, We. Columbus Anni- Tersary price, Te. Co Ruwoss Garone. 4in. Extra Quatity Moire Silk Ribbons, in ail colors, Regular Price, 37e. Columbus Anniversary price, he ‘ein. Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons, in love- ly art shades, Regular price, 4c. Columbus Anniversary price, Sie, in. New Plata Silt Ribbons, exquisite col- ortnes. Regular price, @c. Cowmbus Anni versary price, 50c. Hosray Div Children's Warranted Fast Back Hose. Sizes 5 to 10 inches, extra quality, double heel and toe Only 1 ber pair, ity Ladies’ Fears age his al retirement | Tut Bock Hoss. Co from pub agate age] ee ng past tl men are expected ae x to accomplich whyand it may be| gue. cuty Latter that death w im before the conditions| iatas anniecsary Ser suse a grund thing to see] ee ton Chis veneral ing with @ Titan's! gaquiaite line of Le- Power, the eves of the world upon him, for the| aug Boot Pattern eights of mankind and the vital ciple of st biack feet. modern govern Columb cave 2 iaaaameeraraeisy Annwersary price, The sepulture of no monarch of this geneta-| 2c. per pair. tion could have been #o impressive as the burial ” In Westininster Abber of Alfred Tennsson. Grove “Dury These “sovereigns” of genius rale the nations from their “urns,” for, thon; dead,” they Sbattes Saeko Mour- are “weptered tule forever. Reigning Wetaire Gloves, in as- fot over armies, palaces and revenues, their *tted tans and grays, sovereignty is that of the wide realm of imag-| S80 Mack. Regular mation, price, BLE Colum oe The Alabama facti hare appealed, or at the Cesar of the fed on of rights or alleged ce of incteasing inconsastency f men who one short year ag fone to the stake as soon as inv the United States courts or adv fangement” with the rey pa: wee — A great deal of unfavorable comment bas re- « from the lin fuctlities for viewing magnificent demor New York i honor of Columbus. It is « pity that cireus- fances prevent Washington from piacing er sivantnges for divplays of this sor: at New York's dupe wee Mr. Stevenson has been making diplomatic remarks in Indiana to the effect that Mr. I. Pusey Gray will be the next democratic eandi- date for President. This will be regarded by Mr. Stevenson's admirers as a vory graceful act Of seif effacement om Adiai’s par tee _— mn having collided with Columbas ty * ual result foil ed. The more physically robast body got the best of the hate sod the registration list fell be- fw Laat + tiret frunte —— ~ The American people, without distinetion of erty oF section, eympathize deeply with the President of the United States in the profound Personal grief that he carries with him in the dandy dice bar ge Of Wie wticial duties | - —s — Chicago ie to have the Biggest telescope. This step & © in preparation for the time when Chicago will have powession of the earth and feel the newt of adding to her territory. wee j ‘The ides of a boulevard to Baltimore, now in | the course of actu development, is a mam-| moth one, but it iva natural step in the path (of Washington's progres. a a There is a general readiness to wear Tenny- en's shoes regardless of Bt. bus Anmiversary price, fie: F x Lite Tors. Two lines of Short for little from two to three years of ty be sacrificed. Short Coats, oto $1 48. ain and Fancy Silk Short Coats, 87.48 to Coats ones Fann Infants’ Striped Out- ing Flannel Sacques. Worth 30°. Co! Anniversary price, ste. each. ogee Boas large quantity of Coque a pecan psa sroeraleplart cape ‘Coqae Feather Ross, three yards long. Worth: 72.0. Columb@s An- ponerse per bus Darss Trrarses, More than « dozen special ttems are pining for mewspaper public ity, yet we must cwt them down to ome. Chotce of 25e. Binck Stik Guim and Jot ‘Trimming. in edeince and bands. Coiwm- dus Ammvversary price. ie. @ FLYET, ¢ Dec. 89c. Consers59e.| 100 doz Couth and Sateon Corsets, double side steels, hich busts, extra long walst,in fast Diack, gray, tan, white, old goid,drab and ecru. Regular prices, 75 and Se. Columbus Anni wersary price, 50. Sux Wass. Ladies’ Styifsh Black Surah Silk Watsts,loose front, platted back, mousquetatre sleees, finished with girdle. Worth 86.50. Colum. bus Anniversary price, 85.48. 50c. Cuesnse, 39 | | Another 50 dozen of the | Ladies’ Corded Band Chemise, in all sizes, 3610 44 inches. Regular price, 50: Columbus — Anniver- sary price, 300. each. Curipnens Wasrs. 50 Goren Children's James Drawer Waists, 1 to 5 years. Worth We. Only 12k. each. 5c. Pex Yanp. Take your choice of the balance of our stock of 126, 15, 19, 25 and 300. Ruching at Colum- ous Anniversary price of Se. per yard. These embrace Crepe Leaf, Crepe Cord. Surah Silk Peatherine, Plated Surah, &c., in black, white and all the va- rious colors. Only ée. per yard. 25c. For 17c. Chotee of over 20 styles of our regular ss Fisprxes. 10e. Velvetine Skirt Bindings. per piece. 15e. Whalebone Cas- ines, all colors, 0c. Se. Hooks and Eyes. ES ST Unnettas, sx 26-inch Gloria Um- brellas, natural wood han les. Reular prico, 81. Columbus Anni- versary price, Sic. For Tse Ham 1 Wt of All-bristle Hair Brushes. Rewular Prices, 35and 50c. Co lumbus Anniversary Price, Te. Liot of Fine Rubber and Buffalo Horn Combs, different styles. Resular prices, 20 and 25e. Columbus Anni- versary price, 10c. For Gaxress, Garter lengths of All- silk Elastic, various color combinations and plain shades. Regular Price, 19. Columbus Anniversary price, Loe. nett Woanes. Darning Cotton. all colors. Regular price, Je. each. 5c. per dox. Beakes of Se. Glyca rine Soap. in a box, for We. on Tue Teer. Alot of our 10-. All- bristle Tooth Brushes, show handling. Choice, Fresh lot of 15 and ‘We. All-bristle Tooth Brushes. Choice, 10c. Fon Uspensrara, Me. Eoru Swiss Ribbed Vests, full-fash- toned waist, neck run with ribbon. Colem- dus Anniversary price, 300. #1 Ladies’ Natural Gray Two-thirds Wool Vests. Columbus Ane aniversary price, Sie. ‘The. Ladies’ Fast Black Equestrian Tizhts. Co- lumbus Anniversary price, $e. Fon Corre. About a dozen styles of Translucent Chins After-dinner Coffee ‘Cups and Saucers and Creams. Usual prices, Be. to 0c. Columbus Anniversary price, 23c. each. x 314 Axn 316 7m Sz Ga 6 Arese Jeneths of Ryards each, 36-inch $e Sines Ralttnen, were Toe rigs yard 1G gerd jength ‘27-inch Figured im rds for wrappers and bopne dresses, 1 as worth 106¢. Fo Te. yard Se Acmall lotod tg. Damask and Bird. “ea! = eye Bleached Towels. .10c. each we | | Sa r | = Hosrery Axp Uxprnwran. | The, Ladiea Gray Merino Vous, sizes “O8 ee Ea Tad Sd Drawers, and iio ach ea z Corrox U: DERWEAR ‘AnD xt Corsets EY drab only.......98¢ ck Comet Covers SE Oc. each 4 EH ; Cross, Scirs Axp at W; “ae RAPPERS. 8 Mises’ Platn or Astrachan-trimmed Ly 1 Biatied Gis are H Baa ft Cloth Jacket ee 2 2.810 Tan Cloth Nawinarkets, swith —~w Cane, tnSennig tired eho Ce 5 $3.50 Striped and Plain Flannel 7 Wrappers a2 82.50 Bs aS = Mnuursenv. BH 1_tet Children's #1. $ Hats. navy } A ™ " ae 1 Jot Fancy Feathers, worth 33e. ~~ — “st BH Boxs: Crorntsa. : MMe, Kneé Pants. size 4 to 14. “t 22.50 Brown Cheviot “oe i x | cddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd £3 We witty tomorrow ma. five aseners awa is oe © specialty. Mews Goons, One lot $1.25 Gray Underwear. Ons lot Ea aa Ate One lot $1.50 Gaisiclis Wir” .75 28-4n. Gloria Umbrelas. 18 FBs7BS ta" choc! Umbrellas 1,39 ba Corras Deranrwest. Braire Chenille Portieres, worth 86, ehesOand $7, with heavy frince and ytov and bottom. hn «4 Da 75 caire Nottinenam ‘Lace ". ‘worth $2.50, full leneth....81.38 bai? Day Goons. edddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd rr San Prnreweny Axp Tomer = Annis. $2 Be, Pottle Caewell, Massey & Co.'s Gr Calgon. a neeye 3: soca $2 ee. Box Perfumed’ Aliiond Meal.-17e er —— = Nortoss ea opens San Black Hoes Suprorters... $8 17e. Silk Nonpariel Shields. Leather Belt, ster “es Re. Paris Braid Band S ee 33! at PRR OA hon 24 i BK AAA U MMM eS Eos A™a Sou MMM Ses Tru, 8ta Axo D Srs. eidddiddditedided, oa Sammie meee oot 7 9 be 4 rT oO ~ roo Sar T 00 NOT OUR OFFICE HOrRS, HOURS OF PECTAL Bancarss MORROW, Fuvay, INSTEAD OF SEP: GEL A cHOTt — e From 0 to 12 o'elocl Mammoth. F els. 1 Only 2 to each cus- tomer. 2 Oto 12 olock. | xbekthGas!dstiades, =a, | NECK BoAS, 45 506. | Be Onl oneto each cub- tomer. From 9 to 12 o'clock. Ladies’ Fancy Apron bri ‘Only two to each cua- tomers ‘ular price 25 ly one pair to acus- From 9 to 12 o'clock. Intants’ Hand - knit Zephyr Sacques, 17e. lar price, 20c. ly one toeach cus- tomer. No. 6 Im addition to thene trade getters our sale of Fino Dress Goods incur sunce 6 one Of the Nest cards RT scant bold of hit cea LAD MISS THIS CHANCE. AGIGANTIC SALE OF MEN'S FINE UNDER- WEAR SATURDAY, READ TOMORROW MORNING'S POST. a Kacrway, 909 PENN. AVE, N.W. —o s ‘THE PEOPLE'S MONEY SAVER. | o—— Faexca Cuoconares. On Saturday, October 15, in addition to our large assortment of 25c. Candies. ‘We will soll ten different varioties of ‘French Chocolate Creams st 25¢. per ocl3-2t PINOT'’S, 705 7th st. Kasse A Prerry Grae **** in ancient times was considered 8 sure care forthe headache. While it: oye 99, y BRR anes) Firre A Barnpay Tur ratais noya proprietor in requesting: morrow to the celebration of the store's fifteenth birthday in- structs the writer to offer Just those things you most require for ‘sutumn at nominal prices as a memento of the occasion. §@-Neod it bo added that the paragraph to Mr. Lisner will beread by bim for the first time this evening, and that it w: the clerks, many of whom have been in his employ from five to ten years, W. G. K., Advertising Clerk. M1 eeag TTT TTT 1 fs 7 7 to 7 oF n 8s 7 mw . mM ee ccd Ocronen 1¢-tnst fitteon years ago to- morrow @ little store christened "The Palais Royal” first saw the light in Wash- ington, Sucha puny little brat of « store it was that, now it has reached the age of nearly #weet sizteen, it is surprised at its own growth, Not unmindful of the friends whose patronage and good will have helped along {ts development, as T LIE D>D BTR Years HR HOW ri Ou (Friday, October 14). Paary Wira Maaesrors Tue reas Roya tunity to thns publicl; your presence to- 1a Th Bes yp ee Qcronen 14.—rittoen years od tomor- row, and, likes Iittle person with a bic brain, much bigger than often given credit for. Reference ts made to the littleness of ‘the store of to-day when the amount of goods that are crowded into it is considered. ‘Tho leading modistes appreciate the fact by being our best customers. Necd we ask Tomorrow ‘trust that the memento he will find on bis desk tomorrow morning will be cherished, if only for association sake. solely prompted by a v a For Au. clerks take advantage of this oppor iy show appreciation of their employer. and Hf See Se ag Tt See ye Qcropen 14.100 took in the future. ‘This time next year you will find the Palais Royal in a building costing nearly 8200,000, combining the vers latest and best ideas gathered from the world’s fa- mous retail establishments. Then will a stant collection of autumn novelties like now crowded under the roof of our birth October 14, 1802, will demonstrate, better indorsement? be thoroughly appreciated by all. > Tur Paass Rovar, CORNER 12TH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BR OI RRR TTT HOH DDR A y y -RONNN TTTT Ste FTE. At aa Ee Ry BBB RR T HH DoD AA ¥ SM at EEE NNN T = Wore tne quantities are large they are not inexhaustible, so that frlends and patrons fn Justice to each other should not ask for unusual quantities. : Tu: Bursar Tae Brrnpay Mewestors Tue Brrmsy Mexestors MENTOES | | IN Tus Grove Deeanruent. G8c. tor tne Patets Royals 960. Pleskin oF Biarritz Mousquetaires. Need you be reminded these are the nuine and are here inthe new shades and styles for autumn, including the new reds, royal blue, &., ‘with self, white and black stitched backs? 68. will also suffice tomorrow for the #1 Chamois Mousque- taires. 59o. tor tho Paras Royal's $1 Undressed Kid Gloves, 4 buttons. You know they are better quality ‘than usnal for #1. But do you know that all the cor- rect autuuun shadegare now here? Tux Binnmay Mewestoes IN THE Duess Goovs Deranrassr. ADc. a sant for the Palais Royal's The. Enetish Choviots and Camel's Hair Fabrics. ‘The Enslish Snitines bave been quoted agin and again as “*eplen- did value.” Please don’t ssk for more than one dress length. Hc. sara for the Ze. Figured India Silke, These are 23 inches wide, in art colors aud entirely new desiens, especially used for mantel, chair and easel draperies, also for fancy work of many kinds. 89.6. vara tor the Patais Royal's colebrated 54-inch Wide $1 Fabrics—4 yards sugicient sor adress. All thescarce autumn colorsin English Diagonals and heavy-weight Storm Serges; also the latest Scotch Cheviots. 8c. yarator the Novelty Fabrics that have beon and will be sold here at 81.15 @ yard, though gen- erally retailed at $1.25. Allusion is made to best qQualitics of Fancy Cristallines and Bengalines. Tue Bueruvay Mewesrors IN Tar Troonse Dersnrvese. GB8e. sara forchoiceot the Rumian Band Trim: mings marked 98c. yard. Choice color combinations to suit any shade of material. 39c. yard for the 450. Moss Trimmings, in autumn shades, some of which are very scarce. ABc. sare tor choice of the 6Se. Silk Featherine ‘Tritamings. 59. yard for the 98c. Point d'Irelande Laces. Various widths, Those 12 end 13 inches wide are ex- traordinarily good value at $1 a yard. 4c. yard. yard for the 48-inch wide Black Silk Drapery ‘fen styles, some of which are cheap at 6Sc. a Tus Brrnay Memexroes IN THE Rispos Asp Fearuer Derarrwest. 1 7c. yarator the 2%inch wide All-sitk Ribbons that at 19°. a yard have created such @ furore—they are?ée. quality, as many know. . 39. sara tor the 480. Millinery Ribbons, 3-inch wide, double-face satin, with band border of moire wil, AQc. vunch for the 0c. ‘Princess Ontrich Feathers for hat trimmings. The correct autumn colors and black. Tue Binrnpay Memexroes IN Tue Necawean Deranruent. $1.48 for the $1.98 Paris Jabots of hand em- broidered chiffon in the most delicate and beautifal of evening colors, 50.. tor the 750. sete—Linen Chemisatte snd caffs in the new shades of blue, pink and lavender, also the black and white stripe novelty. Tae Brerapa’ Mexenross IN THE | $4.50 tor tne 1902-03 Lattes’ 85 Jackets that IN THE Wrar Asp Serr Devanruenr. have already made the Palsis Royal famous. Need it be said this means the extra long Fancy Tan loth Jackets with the Euglish box back? $6.50 sor tne now wott-known 7.50 Black and Blue Cheviot Jackets—famous for their fitting quality. $8.50 tor exo wasiisn Ten Jersey Jackets thet are the Pulais Royal's ere at speciaity at $0 The fancy cloth lining, the pearl buttons, the style and fit of the imported English Jackets that retail at 1, ¥5.50 will also be sufficient tomorrow for the Me- dium Weight English Clay Diagonal Jackets. The well-known $10.50 garments, S8 sorthe Patats Rovar's Blazer Suits that are acknowledged the best ten dollars’ worth in the city. $1.68 sor x0 $1.98 Figured Flannelette Wrap- pers, with Wattean back. Our Mr. Lindau states that a well-known New York retail house during the last two weeks has disposed of over two hundred daily. He learned this trom the manufacturer. $2.25 for the Eiderdown Morning Wrappers in light blue, pink, gray and brown. Taz Brrmay Menesrors IN Tae Fen Derarraest. $89 cor tne 100 atarten Capes, 30 inches long, cut and made by man expert. 29 = S35 tor tne #45 atasten Capos that are 20 inches long. 25 $12.50 for the $16.50 Seal Wool Capes, supe- rior in ftand the equal in quality of those sold iast ‘season at 820. $5 for the @6.50 Cravattes of selected mink with celluloid head. Papier mache heads are usually used in collarettes at this price. and, of course, do not re- | tain their shape like the cellulvid. 31.98 sor me coane Feather Boas that aro extra ood value at $2.25, 380c. vara tor tho 400. Opossum and Woot Seat | Dress Trimming. $2-The Furs being selected this scason by Mr. Lin- dau we are Justified tm claiming one of the best, if not the best, collection in town. Tux Binrupay IN Mexextors Tue Usverwear Deranrwesr. 5c. tor the Ladies! Te. Ribbed Vests and Pants ‘These are half wool, in gray and white. The comfort and health of ail wool garments is assured and twice ats durability, sor these will not shrink perceptibly. 9 Zo. tor the Patals Royal's well-known Supertor Fast Black Hose for Ladies. Autumn and winter ‘weights to select from. 890. tor the Ladies $1.15 Knit Wool Skirts, 90 inches ong and in all colors. $3.39 tor me 93.98 Black Mohair Skirts, with three silk ruffles, making the skirt appear all silk ‘when worn, . 8c. tor $1.25 Paris style Corsets, ‘These are made by the manufacturers of the celebrated P, D. French Corsets and are, therefore, reliable in every way. Maxexrors Tor Burspax IN 7 9c. tor the Gray and Black Ostrich Feather Fans that have been so ‘admired and sold so well at ‘Bleach. $29 for the gem of an Ostrich Fan that, though marked €35, would be judged worth $50 at the jewciry eatabliahmente. Tue Mauexro Burapar IN THE choice of any of the many 250. Pocket ie sacle gece Se eo Salen IN Tax Hasoxencuer Derantuesr. 5a. tor the Ladies’ Tnitial Handkerchiefs that, though worth 12%gc., have been selling here at only 9 cents. 7 5c. tor six of the Ladies’ 190, Initial Handker- chiefs, inclosed in pretty box. Tue Binraay Mexestors IN Tue Unenetta Deranruesr. 2 $1.10 tor any of tne Ladies 81.25 Genuine Gloria Umbrellas. The choice handles, silk cord and tassels, extra case, &c., make thess Umbrellas look worth twice $1.25. BUGS ane cay ot Go an ee Gloria Umbrellas, That there is a correct fashion even in the turn of a handle will be demonstrated in these 1592-93 Umbrelias, Tue Biravay Meweszors IN Tue Jewrrny Derarruest. 2c. tor cucton of any ploce mareed 50 cents gives a subject for a column of descriptions, for there are over two thousand articles to select from, and all 1892-93 atyles. 2c. tor any piece of Jewelry marked 25 cents. And what beauty—artistic in every sense—for only 25 cents. If only to look and wonder—come in. 10 pee cont atscount— one-tenth off? rhe Prices marked on theso new style Jewel Hat and Belt Buckles means one-quarter jewelers or milliners’ prices. Tue Buerspay Mexestors IN Tar Norox Deranrvenr. Te. tor cake of Pare Castile Soap, such as sells here regularly at 9cents, for 10 cents at the druggists. Ac. tor the smatier Se. cakes. Se. tor these cabinet Hair Pins marked 5 cents ‘Thousands sold annually. All women know them. 1 yer cont atsconnt on totlet articles, euch as hate, tooth and nail brushes. The best English and French makers age represented, and Palais Royal prices ‘marked on the goods. Tur Burrupay IN Tae Cunpeews Deranruerr. Meuexzors 10 sercent atscount—one-tenth off the price marked ‘on any one of this great army of dolls. Amcinded the largest assortment of Perfume and Toflet Atomtzers | to be seen south of New York. ‘This stock bas bad our | Personal selection and is complete tn every $1 Perfume Atousteer (very Meat)... €2 Perfume Atomizer Umported)... he | 82.50 Perfume Atomizer (hand-painted) 123 Avo Atomizers in fine Bohemian and crystal ginse, in a variety of artistic decorations, st about half the Price usually charged for these goods 8) Medicinal Atomizer (for throat and mowe).......4Me $2.50 Medicinal Atomizer (three tabes) a All Atomizers are imported and have continuons spray. Our lineof Triple Extracts and Toilet Waters large and well selected, and will be gold st aspecial reduction, 50e. Triple Extracts (all oors).. 2e. Totlet Waters rodtuced to All other Fancy and Toilet cost. Our motto: *Cut rates on everything.” KOLB PHARMACY, “LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES," 438 7TH ST. N.W., COR. E. Rexovar. W. G. Merzrnorr & Co. Have moved to their new building, at the olf stand, 1110 FS, N. W,, And have put tm an entire new stock of the celebrat Hariman and Kimball Piancs, which will be at Permeation Rety cook nvm tune he Plame over rom fae aid elore wi . sust. Gall carly Tor Darvains. i si W. G. Mezzenorr & Co., asiz 1110 FS: N. W. Cat Toxozrow aT LOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY. And got at loast one of the following bargains: Biarritz (pigskin) Mousquetaires, royal blue, tan, black, brown, &c. Reduced from #1 to 88. For to- morrow only. 21.25 8-button Snede Mousquotaires, tan, ack and fray. Reduced for tomorrow to 80c. ‘Tried on at our Fisk. Foster Hook Lact! Reduced from 81 ranted. Gloves, fawn, tan and black. 5 to $1.16. ‘Tried on and war- Lovvnr Grove Compasy, 911 Pennsylvania avenue. 911 It se BER BRR BoB BR Bus BBB. | a os ee bap aEB Bestxess Boome: And why shouldn't it boom when we ell oar Cloth- ing so much cheaper than any othor store in Washing- ton. Wehavo gut the stock, and we are bound to wall it, We are just as much alivenow as we were last spring. We are new beinners, an4 to create a demand for our gonds, 4 nominal provit only has been ade’ tothe cost, and on our leaders the cost is not con- sidered. Orr Leavers For Ts Wrerex: An Excellent Black Cheviot Suit, double breasted, for — $8.50. A Fine Light Kersey Overcoat, iter weight, for $8.75. A First-clnss Child's Black Cheviot Suit, double breasted, for $2.25. A Woolen Cassimere Child's Suit, satisfaction given, $1.95. AGooa Cassimere Child's Suit, guaranteed fast color, for $1.6: - and All-coot Knee Woolen Knee Pants for 38c Pants for 58. These are the greatest barzains ever offered in the ‘United States and you can't got them or duplicate them unless you call at the | Casxox Barz, Crormsxe Co., KING CLOTHIERS OF WASHINGTON, SEVENTH AND D STREETS, N. B.—A complete school outSt given free with ‘every Child’s Suit or Overcoat. 1 $1.29 sor tne £1.68 Baby Caps, made ot Sarah Silk trimmed with fur. One of the cutest of 1892-93 styles. $2.46 tor tre cusidcen's $2.98 Silk Hate, tn styles the latest and materials the best. $2.68 tor tno $3.98 Eiderdown Coats, in all colors, to fit youngsters from 1 to 3 years of age. $4.89 for the 85.50 Plaid Cloth Coats, with deep cape, trimmed with fancy and plain braids. 5 torchoice of Caildren's 87, $8and #9 Woolen School Dresses, sizes 8 to 14 years. Tae Bursa Mewexrors Be $11 tor tue 61.25 camer’ Hate Underwear. Shirts ‘BAto44. Drawers 30to44inches. These garments are prescribed by the medical faculty,endare usually retatled at 81.60. $ $1.35 tor tne 1.75 Netoral Woot Uadergar ments, whose reputation fs national. 9" Also sce memento under heading of ‘The Um- ‘brelle Department. Tar Pause Rou, ym buy bos buy bay bay & Buy buy bay buy buy buy buy bay buy bur buy 4 Pay. . 4 bay Tane Tue Canz buy buy OFF THAT M WITH A buy buy buy by - <4 bay $3.00 by 4 = pa bay GAS HEATING STOVE, pay 4 4 ey $4, 24.75, 85.75 0r 810 GAS HEATER. =4 pay Also Our pa | bay GRAND Of STOVES ad bay Aro Just the Thing. buy — oi buy bay ey C. A. Movprax, is bay G14 Twelfth stroot. at 4 ui buy a4 poy boy buy buy buy bay bay bay Bay buy bay bay Do You Bor x 3 RE BD YT So BA RRS B ‘coo 2“4 N ORY Dow = If #0, it will pay you to buy GA's for qual- Of our candies are 25, 40 and 60 cta.2 pound. ‘They are not equaled by any in Washington for the price, Tur Prsce Is Guia OOR, 11TH AND F STS. ois. Fisienns—J ver. ABLIGUMENT ==531-Sira SN. Wo =Ormi—Gisies—Tae- W ixoow— i \Orsns OF Het Gat Com Cas Wert War rape Wear exhibiting asaporb tne of Carriage Wraps and Cloaks made from fituminated striped camel hair, matelasse and other Dteh-class fabrice, fur Iined and fur trimmed. Special attention is called to the followine styles, they Deing offered wt exceptionally reasonable prices Ladiew Bisck Purtined and Purtrimmed Smooth Cheviot Carriage Cloaks only €27 50. Ladies’ Novelty Fiaid Cloth Coate, #UIk lined, trimmed with black martin fur, only @75. et Bek Msteleme Lens Geta, 132.50. : Faquisite Mluminated Matelasse Long Cloak, richly trimmed and lined throughout with fur, ®83. A truly “Regal” Carriage Cloak of handsome striped camel's hatr cloth, lined throughout with broceded silk and trimmed with fur, #125, Ladies looking for something novel and truly Parisian shoul. not miss dis opportu: ep Tess Mott jos’ Black Chovtot Reafors. extra lenethy foth buttons, atitchad edico, only 65.90. Ladies Black Cheviot Reefers, bound with silk braid, @ap pockets, lange bone buttons, 87. Ladies’ Black Cheviot Resfers, notch collar, Stitched edge, lap seama, coat back, large Pearl buttons, @8. Ladiew Bisck Cheviot Reefers, with full shawl-tolling collar of Mack astrakhan fur, finished with frog festenings, Worth $10 Only 8. Ladies’ with wide shawi-tolling collar of short-curl astrakhan fur. Worth @12. Only #10. Ladies’ Black Ribbed Cheviot Coat, sith Tne throuvhout, finished with lasting buttons, for Indies of quiet taste, B14 An unusual Ine of Conte in Mack, newy, tans, grays end lizht miixtores, plain and fur trimmed, a nninber of various styles, inelwd- Ing the Cape Coat, Russian Kloum effeot, Ben, as bich as 862.50, rival Of Mor Suit: rival Within the past fow days we have adele number of “Novelty” Suits to our stock, em Yractu vers, the popular styles of “Re 4 Rusdan Bious, in plain and fancy clots, plaids, &c. #1530 to $43. A Cutts. ) Ts Res I Sik Wis ‘The Intost thines fn Sik Watsts are high-col- cored Seoteh plaids. Of course, we have them fret @ full ruftted front,’ with Jow-of mutton sleeves, guthered beck, lined throuchout, only 86.50. Elegant SDL Scotch Pintd Waists, same styte as above, only $10. Klecant Pion Sarah Silk Waists, in pavy blue, and black, #650. vat TS BS; Max Nhat bat We have just reostved a new line of Ladies? All-wool Wrappers, Mascovite sineven, Prim seus front, tieht back, finished with belt edged with rel braid, in aavy Dine and cardinal, fully worth $8, only 86.50. Prarpers rappers V Wrrrran HH. M°Kxew, x 933 Pa Ave. NW. Tux Proxonren Is & perfect masterpiece of the most tratnat ‘SMfll, for Mt bears the name of **\atey,” whos ONGANS are known all overthe world Itwe motel of beauty, atriumph of Oren butlding, A taultlons herd pipe substitute for the usaal un wirldly church music maker. Come tn and hear the melody of 18 notes. Fowl be enraptured with @. SANDERS &STAYMAN, Pine Warerooma, Pet Tharies s., Baittmore. “Is Usros Tueze Is Srexorn» Did you ever stand on the banks of « lanes, stream and think of the numerous brooklets and branches required te make that one Jaren voluine of water and how mach more ‘wortul was tt than any of the tuaividnal Strecms which Were tte tributaries? Tt ie but one phase of the old, old princtpie: “In union there is strength,” & principle x0 Wid spread in {ts aypitcation that tt touches ali Duman industry. Take flour making for tustance and "‘Geres" being the leader iu this brauch of indusury, Jet us take tt as particular exa: Did you ever cousider tu using “Ceres* that it ie like the lmnce strwarn? Bt ts what fs callala blended dour, that ts, composed of many ether flours combined, which all contribute thelr good qualities, making tt better then any one of the Sours of At ts comporadt, Housekeepers who tse it say it makes “more” vread, *“<ighter™ bral, “whiter” Dread, “eworter” Wread and “better” bevel than any other flour in the world. This Famous Ricnded Flour has imite- tions, and, in order to cuard against them, ‘we have been forced 10 place within ovary sack and Lerrel a circular signed in auto graph by Wm. M. Galt & Oo. and dearteg the tuuprint of two gold medals, Ask your grocer for “Ceroa” Weouly wholesale it. Ws. M. Garr & Co, “Wholesale Fiour ant Peet Dealers,” Cor. Ist aud Ind. ave. n. w, Tus Weses Srercut Bancarss Ar Buermannrs. Esrlier in the week we promised to tell you of some more **Special Furniture. Although our prices are invariably Jower than elsewhere we Propose to make *‘Special Bargains” each week @ featureofour business, Ourepeciais for this week aret Foxpixe Bens, Im combination, mantel, wardrobe, hat rack and ‘chigionier styles, Prices from €20up. Also Haz Har Races, ‘In many new and artistic designs. Prices from @7ap. Geo. Brerrnanra, Purniture, &c., at Popular Price. 515 Sevexra Sx. N. We cl? Lizsra Comraxys Exrzact Or Bexz.