Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1892, Page 4

.. TH®eEVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. c. SATURDAY. “THE EVENING WASHINGTON. SATURDAY October 15, 1898. tH EVENING STAR bas « reauler and permanent circulation im Washingt: Umes larger than that of any other paper i= thecity. Ae a local NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medium it basne competiter. ——————— While the Philadelphia mint site purchase is held up for consideration there is time for re- fleetion on the matter of the propriety of build- ing a new mint in Philadelphia atall If, a« the Telegraph says, the site proposed cannot be secured without the expenditure of three times the sum provided, and this only after delay and vexations and costly litigation, why, ‘Te Stan would ask, consummate the purchase at all? Why not let the thing stand over until Congress shall have opportunity for re- consideration? If « new mint is indispensable, ‘Washington, the seat of government, and not Philadelphia, is the place in which to erect it. ‘The original mint was built in the city of brotherly love for the excellent reason that it was at the moment the capital of the republic. ‘The reason ceasing the thing should cease. Washington should have the national mint asa matter of course. Here it will be unnecessary to spend a fortune fn securing @ suitable site. A location here will be especially appropriate Doth on the historical ground and for the prac- tieal reason of convenient contiguity to the treasury and other government office, tee One of the most attractive suggestions ret made respecting the celebration of Columbus day is that of the National Convention of School Superintendents. It is the application of an old idea to a new subject and, in brief, is the planting by American school children of mo- morial trees in honor of America’s discoverer. Planted on the 2ist of October, the date of the 400th return of the discovery, new style, there Columbus trees will be ® perpetual testimony of appreciation as well as of progress and will teach coming generations, perhaps many centuries hence, by pleasing object lessons. It is so with the Hamilton trees on the Hudson river planted to commemorate the Union, aud therefore not- fing im their number and arrangement the states represented in the republic. Trees are the ““firet temples,” not only of Deity, but also of Liberty. Trees have, in every ago, been land- marks and memorials. Objects of beauty as ‘weil as of use, they often stand for long ages silent witnesses of the mortality of man. Gov- ernments rise and fall, armies conquer or are eonquered, commerce and literature and refine- ment serve their uses and in the cycle of fate pass away, and civilization, like the course of empire, takes ite way on anothor shore and in a distant land, while the firm. deep-rooted, wide- spreading oak draw ation from decay and apparently immortal life from the dews of heaven. The symbol of the civilization that is developing in the land of the Columbus discov- ery —the «ymbol of the great navigator, plackily forcing from misfortune itself the award of immortality—is the long-lived, the beneficent and the grandly majestic tree, type of sturdy independence and emblem of progressive man- hood. see ‘The Inst phase of the presidential canvass now entered upon is remarkable for two things. It ts remarkable for democratic confidence and for republican activity after an unnsually long season of apathy. The points where this ac- tivity is chiefly displayed are in New York and one or two states of the south. While the re- publican factions in the former locality seem to be heartily co-operating the managers, or some of them, are doing all they can apparently to wrest from the democrats such states as Ala- Dama and North Carolina. The third party, they think, is more deeply rooted in these states than it was in Arkansas, Florida and Georgia. ‘To the public at large there is not the most brilliant prospect for the opposition to the democrats in either state. The democrats are encouraged by the signs of the time to increase ‘their efforts in Indiana and certain other west- ern states, while to replace possible losses in ‘that section the republicans are making a vig- orous fight to secure New York and Connecti- eat, Their wisest managers do not expect tauch from the south outside of West Virginia see ‘The nineteenth century, on the evidence of Site first quarter only, and considering men and ‘women of genius alone. can be shown to be one of the greatest centuries in the history of the world. Born in the first twenty-five years of this period were the following supreme spirits, Picked out of a larger “category of the illnstri- ous” in the order of their birth: Cardinal N man, Victor Hugo, the oller Dumas, Rank Landecer, Emerson, Licbig. Hawthorne,Cobden, George Sand, Sainte Seuve, Hans Andersen, John Stuart Mill, Tongtellow, Lee, Kossuth, Darwin, Mrs. Browning, . Por, Cavour, de Masset, . Liszt, Leverrier, Browning, Beecher, Wagner, Bismarck, Lowell, George Eliot, Her- Huxley. The ms ure nearly as imposing figures in the world a as the list here pre- pented emphasizes the grandeur of the nine- teenth century. Mr. Blaine’s little «peech will be @onsidered fin yepublican quarters as meetiug the require- ments of the situation. It “names” President see Harrison, indorses the «ministration, uphol f protection on the evi I prosperity and makes the ground of the protective po ity between the English and the Irish peoples, to the Irish-American voter, ommonly classed with the democratic party. Mr. Bisine is muah admired and esteemed by Irish-Americana. What the effect of bis White | Plains speech on this class of voters will be eannot be forecast. That it will have some effect i» highly probable. Upon many voters| already republican but lukewarm the appear- ance of Mr. Blaine in the canvass to the full ex- tent that bis physical condition permits will be Sespiring. not only in New York, but in « num- Der of the other doubtful states, os It is the people inadvertently let through the quarantine or now waiting tocome in as soon a» the cholera blockade is up who menace the health of this republic—not at present, not Guring the winter, perhaps, but next spring or summer, when the latent germ in old clothing or other articles has a chance to propagate feel? The greatest caution of all is now Beeded to hill the possible germs admitted and to exclude the gorme lurking in the dirty pur- liens of European cities and about to seck « Bision. — wee General Stevenson warns the people at Alton, ML, that if Congress can so tax banks as to sup- Press them, itcan also tax land rents so as to take land worthiess as investments. Mr. Ste- venson evidently goes on the principle that one good scare deserves another. —— Senator Hill bas entered, at least temporarily, fato active legal practice. He may have ob- served that an ambition to be a plain private | citizen ie one of the most usual symptoms of | politieal eminerce. ~e- Weshingten emiless summery emile while reading about Colorado's eighteen feet of snow | m the first half of October. Washington | Octobers are models, but models beyond the | power of mountain states to imitate. | ———_0 —__ | It ts generally hoped tbat the releaso of the | garbage service from the custody of the police will be followed by evidences of ite reforma- hoa ———— 0 ___—__ ‘The attack by colored men on a colored orator ho wanted to make a democratic speech at Wilmington, Dei., was not diplomatic. It is taleuiated to distribute sympathy. —— +02 ‘There is a crying need for the invention of = (Bissile-proof armor for campaign orators, | — | | W.. H. Hovoros Mero. 1218-1220 F Sz. N.W., Cas Arrestion Tus Apventisenent or Oce Gnear Stax or Lace Cvnrarss, BEGINNING Ocrosen 17 10 Ocroser 23, AND WE ASSURE YOU IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE IF YOU ARE IX NEED OF SUCH GOODS TO FAVOR US WITH 4¥ INSPECTION. Ocer Assonruexr Tar Fixesr aXD Tur Curarest FOR VALUE WE HAVE EVER BEEN ABLE TO SHOW. PORTIERES, HEAVY VELOURS, ° qITIaN, ARMOUR STRIPES, AND DRAPERY SILKS FOR CURTAINS IN A GREAT VARIETY. PRICES GUARANTEED. PRICES GUARANTEED. PRICES GUARANTEED. Bev Roow Feusrrvze, BEGINNING IN PRICES AS LOW AS 812.60. ‘8 PIECES, SOLID OAK. OUR SUITE OF FURNITURE AT 825. WE HAVE SOLD NEARLY 200 SUITES. IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF, BUT You Musr Jevoz Yovnserr. WICKER FURNITURE, GILT FURNITURE, FANCY SCREENS. JUST THE THING FoR PRESENTS. ARPETS, Canpets, Canpers, Canpers, Caneers. GREATEST STOCK WE EVER HAD TO SELECT FROM AND AT PRICES ‘THAT MEET EVERY COMPETITION. Resemszr, W. H. Hovenrox 1218-1220 F Srneer N.W. Nexr Werx-17rm To 230- OUR GREAT LACE CURTAIN SALE. Hiemx Coxernrexrane To Dn Lisurms, OF 1411 K S:. N. W. Mn E. P. Gresso OF 1432 Q STREET NORTHWEST, DESIRES HIS FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIO GENERALLY TO PERUSE THE FOLLOWING CARD TO THE PUBLIC: ‘In the fall of 1890 I was taken {ll with what I sap- ‘Posed to be ordinary sore throat, I at once consulted physician, who treated me nearly three months, at the end of which time I was no better, in fact, I was steadily growing worse, and my general health began ‘to fail quite fast. I saw I must change my physician, ‘which T did, with no better result than before. After “trial of about three months more I found I was affected with chronic catarrh, which caused almost entire stoppage of the nasal passage and a constant dropping of matter down in the throat until the respir- story organs were all seriously involved, producing aggravated chronic laryngitis and congestion of the bronchial tubes, which gave me much pain, attended with hoarseness and a distressing, hacking cough. As a result my digestive powers were almost destroyed. I could neither est nor sleep. My nervous system so much tmpaired as to unfit me from attending to any business. In fact, I was about to give up in despair. In this con- dition I applied to Dr. Lighthill of Wil Kat. n.w., who, after a careful examination, pronounced my dis- ease acurable one, I immediately placed myself un- der his care, and to my happy disappointment and great pleasure I found myself made comfortable In & short time my appetite improved, I began to sleep well, flesh and strength returned andr fonnd it a pleasure to go about my busingss as of yore, and I now consider myself cured. Life, which was a burden, is now @ pleasure. I have found to cure respiratory diseases of this nature requires the greatest skill as to treatment on the part of the physician and perseverance and persistency on the part of the patient. Dr. Lighthill's treatment is absolutely painless and most of it rather agreeable than otherwise. His charges have been no more than those of any other good physician, and in my case it has been full value recetved. I cannot recommend him too highly toany who are afflicted with chronic respiratory troubles. My residence is 1432 Q st. n.w., and any persons who wish to know more of my case, its treatinent and results are invited to call after 4 p.m. atany time, What convinces me that my cure 4s a permanent one fs the-fact that I have since taken ‘| very severe cold, which left me promptly without bringing back even one symptom of my former ail- ment. I deem tts privilege if not a duty to give to the public this account of my case, without any reward other than the restoration to perfect health under the care of Dr. Lighthill. E P. GLEASON. Washington, Oct. 6, 1892 Lasxssvrcx & Buo. at Sinzs ARE NOW IN GREAT DEMAND, NEVER BEPOREIN THE HISTORY OF THE SILK BUSINESS HAS THE FABRIC BEEN SO MUCH SOUGHT AFTER. FOR COMPLETE COSTUMES, AS WELL AS PORTIONS OF SAME, NO DRESS IS FINISHED WITHOUT ITS ACCOMPANIMENT. THE MANUFAC. TURERS OF THIS COMMODITY HAVE MADE A MIGHTY EFFORT TO SUKPASS THEIR FORMER PRODU! KNOW THAT THEY HAVE SUCCEEDED YOU NLED BUT SEE OUR SUPERB COL- LECTION. WE, BEING LARGE HAN- @LERS OF SILKS, HAVE ACCESS TO THE LARGEST AND MOST PKOMINENS OF MANUFACTURERS. IN FACT WE ARE SOUGHT AFTER AND IMPORTUNED BY THEM TO INTRODUCE THEIR WARES IN THE WASHING1ON MARKET, KNOWING THAT WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SILK FABRICS SHOWN HEKEABOUTS. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR MAMMOTH SILK DEPARTMENT, INSPE@T THE VARIOUS GOODS AND INQUIRE THE PRICES, WHICH YOU WILL FIND EXCEP- TIONALLY LOW. WE CALL YOUK ATTES- TION TO A FEW ITEMS WHICH WILL SUB- STANTIATE OUR CLAIM THAT WE SELL BEST FABKICS At LOWER PRICES THAN THEY CAN BE PROCURKED FOR ELSH WHERE. Nicotse BENGALINE, newest weave, eight new shades. = Regular price, 82. our price, $1.75. CuaxceaBie BENGALINE, new effect, ten new sbades, ‘Regalar price, $1.50. Our price, $1.25. Baocane cnaxceaBee TAFFETA, latest idea, ten new combinations. Rewular price, $1.25. ourprice, SL. Exrra quatity Giace TarFE ra, twenty-tve new combinations. Bewular price, #1. our price, BSc. ARTAN PLAID SURAHS, the latest thing for waists. Regular price, £1.25. owstn, $1. Bisck sarix srmirep Gros onary, with small colored igure, entirely new novelty, in six combinations, coun $1.25. Regular price, 81.50. Sarex svete Tarrea, in black and white and all black—new thing for skirts. Regular price, $1.25. our price, BL. THERE IS ONE SATISFACTION IN SHOPPING HERE-I¥ YOU NEED AN) THING IN THE SILK LINE AND IT Is AT ALL DESIKABLE YOu MAY BE SURE TO FEND IT WiTH US. OUR STOCK, WHICH 18 UNQUES- TIONABLY THE LARGEST You FIND HEREABOUTS, 15 ALWAYS AHEAD IN WHAT IS NEW. IN EVERY SHADE WE EXCEL ANY PREVIOUS ATTEMPT. THE STOCK IS SIMPLY CHARMING. EVERY- YHING THAT YOUR FANCY MIGHT SUGGST, IN ALL THE FAVORITE SHADES. A DARK KOOM FOR THE PROPER CONCEPTION OF THE EVENING SHADES. EVERY FACILITY OFFERED YOU TO SHOP HERE 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. ool fee toa TABLISHMENT Ste Weee aria outta. wb See tee Iya: Sect Lime tl 1116 F ST. ¥.W., WILL OPEN A FULL LINE OF NOVELTY DRESS GOODS AND LADIES’ FURNISHINGS IN A FEW Days. THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT (2D FLOOR) AND DRESSMAKING PAR- LORS ARE NOW OPEN. INSPECTION (NVITED. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Canvs & McDzasur. 1t We Cowmaxp Tue Pesto Parnox- TRONAGE BECAUSE OUR ZQUITABLE CuEDIE SYSTEM, ALWAYS AIMING AT THE HIGHEST MARK OF EXCELLENCE, — DISPENSES MORE DOMESTIO COMFORTS FOR THE LEAST OUTLAY OF READY MONEY THAN THE ENTIRE AGGREGATION OF LOOAL CASH HOUSES, WHOSE CONFIDENCE IN THE WORD OF OUR HOUSEKEEPERS I8 LIMITED TO THE TIME REQUIRED TO UNDO THE STRINGS OF THEIR PURSES. WITH US A NOMINAL SUM IN ADVANCE WITH THE PROMISE OF A FRACTION OF YOUR WEEELY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS RELIEVES PRESENT DISTRESS, STRENGTHENS FAMILY TIES, ADDS A HUN- DRED PER CENT TO THE WEALTH OF THE WAGE EARNER AND MAKES US A NATION OF HAPPY HOMES. FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES AND STOVES. House & Henavanes Casn Axo Cnevir Hovses, ‘917, 019, 921 AND 023 7TH BE. asD 636 MASS. AVE. ¥.W. Taz ~ Exzcrropoisz CURES DISEASE PPPPPPPPPP QeRES: Wirsovr 4 2298900) Meprerse. OR SALI TA, R Ri TA: OH TENT: 7 OR RENT, TA, TA. ONLY 1A OF THE A TA. 7g Arias’ 5 TLANTIO Exzcrnororse Co. 1405 N. Y. Ave. J. K. HILL, Solicitor, it Bee 800 Kee Ree Bee BOe Bee FeO BEE BOO Seo B60 See Bee Bee BEC BEC BOO Bee BLO THOSE New Pirrssunca Lawes, ALL DESIGNS, ALL PRICES. REMEMBER, We Keep Artistio Gas Frrrones. NEW LOT JUST IN. You can count on Our Prices to Please You. ©. A. Moppnay, 14 Twelfth street. 12th st., Panda. SESEERSSESESSSETESEESDSSESSSSESEEEISESE25 2530227 MM iM FP RS ats Uspenwear Ar Exreny & Ireuaxps. ‘The same low prices for Men's Winter Under- ‘wear aro still reigning. We've never quoted lower prices. AT 60c. WE OFFER: Men's Natural Gray Shirts and Drawers, ‘Men's Natural Tan Shirte and Drawers, Men's White Extra Heavy Merino Shirts and Drat ere and Men’s Canton Flannel Drawers, only 500. each and Drawers and Men's White Merino Shirts and Drawers, 75c. each; $1.50 per suit. AT $1 WE OFFER: Men’s White Half-wool Shirts and Drawers, silk stitched, and Men's Fleece-lined Natural Tan Shiris and Drawers, @1 each ; $2 per suit. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE WE OFFER: ‘Men's Extra Quality Natural Gray Shirts and Drawers, silk stitched and silk bound, 1.25 each; $2.50 ver suit. ‘Men's Natural Gray All-wool Shirts and Drawers, silk bound and etitched, $1.50 cach oF €3 per suit. wae wrngebigenid ‘Natural Gray Lamb's jool Shirts wers, superior quality, ‘only $1.75 each ; $3.50 per sult. al A Cuesrsvr. Prnuars New To Yoo. Tuar Tazz Avovr Tronts. Tre ronowing talk appeared in Tho Star of Oct. 5, butsince it may again prove instructive to many Indies and profitable to the Palais Royal it isre- peated. © ° © Lers imagine a lady engaged in her morning totlet. Of course underwear is the first consideration nd the woman who correctly and wisely studies health, comfort and grace wears Tights or @ Union Suit. Acertain amount of prejudice has first to be overcome, but she sensibly bows to the opinion of the medical faculty and to her mistress—Damo Fashion. Since there are many who st{ll cling to the cumber- some, unhealthy and expensive aggreration of pett!- coats, let us learn of the best Tights and Union Suite, *“Phyllta" ts the name of the make, a8 any New York ‘or Chicago lady will tell you. The Palais Royal has ‘deen awarded the soleagency for Washington, D. C. ‘The lady incharge of this branch of the Underwear Department will gladly introduce you to the 1892-93 improved garments for autumn and winter. TIGHTS of medium weight wool, heavy wool, merino and silk are here in fast black und white, knee and ankle length, open and'ciose, Prices for the best —the ‘‘Phyllis"—range from 82 to $6.50. Children’s sizes from $1.70 to $3.50 a pair. The ordinary makes, such as shown around town, are also here, and at Palate Royal prices, visi Black and Ecra Balbriggan Tights Superior quality of above... ‘White and Gray Merino Tights Superfine Black Wool Tights...... UNION SUITS are virtually tights and vest com- ‘bined and materially help the modiste when fitting you with your autumn dress. The ‘‘Phyli(s” Suite are the best, of course. They come of ribbed balbrig- gan, merino, wool, silk and sephyr. The latter is & mixture of balbriggan and ailk, fitting the body as = love does the hand. Prices range from $3.25 to $10 children's sizes, $2 to $3.50 a suit Here, too, aro the ordinary Union Butts at less prices than prevailing. Ribbed Bal. Unton Suita... Past Black Union Suite. Half-wool Union Suite. Black Wool Union Suits.. sa Proportionately low prices for children's stzes, Bot youre ‘not yet educated up to wearing tights andsuits. Many like you. We have the Underwear as of old with 1892-93 improvements. The American Hostery Company is grandly reprosented. The im- proved Ribbed Veste and Panteare here in balbriggan, merino and wool. Also their ordinary Merino Under- wear. Only 08c. for Vests and Pants inall sizes. Dot thisdownin your memory: Palais Roval Price for Ladies’ A. H. Co.'s Pull Reguiar Made Autumn Weight Merino Underwear is only 98 cents, Propor- tlonate prices for children’s sizes; also for Ladies’ and Children's Norfolk and New Brunswick Famous Un- der Garments. 5c. never detore was sufictent for garments of such quality. style and fit as these: Ribbed Vesta, two-thirds wool. Merino Vests and Pants, silk stitched. . Ribbed Balbriggan Vests and Pants. Ribbed Ecru Merino Tights. Ribbed Warranted Fast Black Tights. You'll want a Skirt. They are here of taffeta, gloria and surah silke, sateen, mohair, flannel and worsted, in black and the cheerful autumn colors. For as lit- te a8 98c., for as much as @15 each. And Corsets—If your Corsets do not best suit your figure how can your autumn dress doo? All the best makes are here, including the ‘*Fasso,"" for which we are sole agents in Washington. After the underwear comes the dress. Let's talk now concerning your ‘autumn costume. THE PALAIS ROYAL, 12th and Penn. ave. More Dnrss Goons News. ’ Banaars ve are we. And you can couple the word bargain with reliable goods. A $10.00 Duzss For $6.90. Best Quality Sik and Wool Epingiines, imported to Fotail at @1.68 « yard, have been advantageously se- cured for you. Only 81.15ayard. Six yardsisample for a dress, 80 that you are getting the ten dollars and eight cente’ worth for only 86.90. A $4.50 Daess For $3.00. These Pure Wool English Suitings are 54 inches wide, so that four yards are sufficient for adress. You require siz yards of the usual 75¢. fabrice, which are only 40, L@ and 48 inches wide. ‘We have these narrower fabrics, but treat you justly. ‘Those 42 inches wide are only 59c. a yard; those 45 inches wide are only 680. yard. All are the same quality. 750 Suxs For 590. Raro and beautiful shades of 23-tnch-wide Japanese Silks of quality usually retailed at 750 a yard. And here are S2-Inch-wide Figured India Silks in en- tirely new designs and combinations of art colors. ‘These, too, are 750. worth for 59. a yard. 50c. Suxs For 39. Full 23 inches wide and 50c. quality China Silk in ‘bewildering variety of colors, among which are lovely shades of blue, pink, lavender, rose, green, yellow, red. Call them by the new French names and few ‘would be the wiser. New Sux-Lice Fisares. ‘You'll hear of these under various names. We call them Stlkine. Those in plain colors are 30 inches wide and 12}c. a yard; those figured—looking Mke— ‘Too. India Bilks are 150. a yard. Tuner Dress Tannoxe Banoas, ‘We might quote a dozen bargains if we included the high-priced novelties that are Afteen por cent less than prevailing prices. But tan't it best to give de- tailed mention of only bargains that will suit the av- erage puree? 68c. Wosrn For 490. ‘This Beautiful and Fashionable Peacock Feather ‘Trimming and,this Crystal and Pesrl Passomenterio are bargains st 490. a yard. $1 Wonrs For 850. ‘This 4-inch-wide Ribbon Fringe is very stylish and fs fifteen cente s yard less than prevailing price for equal quality. Har © Tanamos Ar P. R. Parces. ‘Plaid Surah Ribbon, 2-inch wide, 75c. yard; 3-inch, 300. yard. Velvet Ribbons, Zinch wide, for 59c. yard. Double-face Satin Ribbons, with moire silk borders, 3 inches wide, for 48°. Princess Ostrich Feathers, 50c. bunch. Coque Whips, 200. each. Jet Aigrettes, 350. Ravex_Lixe Erb Re Bk \ ? Fo Ee GEEE ¥ S BBR LACK is the queen of Dress Goods It has }BE, reigned monarch of fashion for generations, BB Every lsdy bows allegiance to its everlasting supremacy. It courts the favor of fancy with its somber variety. ‘There isa blank in any wardrobe that docs not beast the ownership of at least one BLACK GOWN. Into every lndy"s living come times when BLACK fs the ‘most appropriate. On any occasion it has the sanc- tion of Dane Grundy. It is « luzury—It ts & neces- ‘The new phases are geme— ‘and we have just added lot to the assortment we sity—It is a commodity. alresdy had. **Black-brilliants." Novexry Coxcerrs. Four pteces of CHEVRON SUITING among ‘the latest arrivals. Prettily striped patterns. Acquality that ought to be 75c.—but we have marked it 50c. a yard. 38-inch DIAGONALS, CORDS, STRIPES and a whole batch of novelty wearings—75e. © x 46-tnch WOOL BENGALINE—a special strong value for #1a yard. 44-inch WOOL BENGALINE that we bave sold such aquantity of at @1.75 a yard. We have got the last that we can get. Make haste Af you want possession of « pattern. 46-inch EXTRA HEAVY WOOL BENGA- LINE—2 0 yard. 40 and 42-inch CREPE and MOIRE BENGA- LINES—$1. 50a yard. 46-inch EPINGLINE with a three-cond stripe $1.75 0 yard. 40-inch PLAIN EPINGLINE—@1.500 yard. 40-inch WOOL DIAGONAL with Broche silk feure—81.50 a yard. 44-1nch WOOL BENGALINE, in small pat- terns—€1.75 0 ya 46-inch BROCHE OAMEL'S HAIR—-$2,50 0 40-inch WOOL MOIRE—81 and 61.15 0 yard. 40 and 42-inch WOOL MATELASSE-—in « half dozen different weavings—81.35 and @1.50 ayard. 40tuch INDIA AND CREPE STRIPES— 81.150 yard. 42-inch SILK WARP CREPE CLOTH and ALGERINE—81.75 a yard. 40 and 42-inch LONDON CORDS—@1 and 91.500 yard. PARIS SUITINGS—of dainty designs—spote, oval firures, stripes, flowers, links, chevrons and disgonals—75c., 85c., @1, #115, 61.25, $1.35 and 81.500 yard. Pram Waaves. 42tnch FRENCH SERGE—The. yard. 46-inch FRENCH SERGE—SSe. « yard. 46-inch FRENCH SERGE—$1 and @1.15 0 yard. 50-inch FRENCH SERGE—@1.25, $1.50and 45-inch NUN'S SERGE—$1.25 0 yard. 40-inch WHIPCORD—$1 « yard. 50-inch STORM SERGE—(?) 50-inch CHEVIOTS—narrow and wide wales— 81.25 0 yard. 46-nch ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS (ailk faced)—75e., 8736c., 61.25 and 81.500 yard. PRIESTLEYS SILK WARP HENRI ETTAS—DRAP D'ALMAS-MELROSE and. MOURNING VEILS and VEILINGS— COURTAULD'S CRAPES. ‘There is as much differencein BLACK as there is between the ““deepest dyed" and White, On that Aifference has your satisfaction. OURS ARE ALL FAST COLOR—and full rich shades that carry a ail , BER 15, 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. Stu Ar Tr nother Mae of abart ange for lomday tn our 5 IE ASN = | | Reed thie chapter of bargains and you will say long Hive such: ENTERPRISE S2tneh-wide Figured Japanese Wrarper Goode... Se ‘Figured Prints for comforts or children's dreases.. 49° Black Mourning Prints, Agured and plain Plain Turkey Red Prints, warranted fast... New Light Shirting Prints... Best Quality Navy Blue Figured Prints Yard-wide ‘Cardinal Percale, Seruret. man (Sm Oa oe OMS Figured Satine for mantel drapery. --1060 Fine French Fall Satines, all dark crounda, . dongs aRicerh Bon pete, aes ee Sy Terdigite Princes Cloth. “a Breced beck, for waists and house dresses, 150. quality. scene OME w ty ae Winchester Ont Flannele, stripes, vie Plain and Figured Silkaline for bonge Uk dintah. drape: Tie Be. Colors# Cashmeres, Disgonais and Chevron, 2. 36-tneh Plata and Cheviots, gray, brown, ce yas opel np Me wool ie Navy, ‘ Cheviot SGinch Navy, Black, Myrtle and Prown Cooygt ‘36-4nch Iuminated Cheviots, d ‘38-inch Black Henrietta Finished Cashmeres, 38 46-inch Black Henrietta, 50c. quality. 40-nch All-wool Jet and Dive-bleck Menrictta, 60s. quailty. 424nch Black Silk Finished Henrietta, Sc. qual- ity.. ae 46-tnch Luptn's Black Henrietta, $1.20 quality...80c 40-tnch Silk Warp Biack Henrietta, @1 25 quality.89e es ny wes in Mourning Gonds, Checks, Plaids, *Rrpe Diagonal, Crepen, Ligtar. most benutl: ful assortment, average value 61.25. be Plain Eiderd: in white, gray, light tan. igke Eiderdowne, in white, gray, light blve an Sé-inch Nobby Cloakings, #2 quality $1.15 Stinch English Broadcloth, in all rested to. ing black, 81.00 quailty Goc, Novelty Suitings, sold eleewhere as a leader for As many dress'iengths as you wan Im} Novelties in Fine 46- played in our a. asic Xot ‘aresea, 61.00 Ph tt vaists or children’s iy. adenine anaes a Se Stinch Navy and Black ‘quality. 28-inch — gg Serges, the bc. quali "Concerns ia Now York ros eugene Oe OUR DOMESTIC LINE. Brown Canton Flannel... Extra Quality Brown Canton Flannel. Amoskeag Super Double Twin Canton. ‘Yard-wide Androscoggin Bleached Cotton. Yard-wide Frutt of the Loom. 42-inch Bleached Pillow Case Cotton... 43-tnch Bleached Pillow Case Cotton, €-4 Bleached Sheoting......... 6-4 Brown Shesting. 9-4 Brown Cohasset. 10-4 Brown Cohasset... 9-4 Bleached Cohasset. 10-4 Bleached Cohasset. Croam Shaker Flannel, extra weight. ‘White Wool Flannel. ‘White Wool Flannel ‘Yard-wide White Wool Flannel, ex. quality. Red Twill Medicated Flannel. Fine Blue Twill Flanne!, unshrinkable.. Fine Gray Twill Flannel, unshrinkable. Heavy Canton Padding,5i inches wide,for tables. <4 Seryea, the $1.25 Bown and Myrtle Homespan recommendation on their face. Forall this guaran- teed goodness we areas low as the motley mass that isnot worthy thename of BLACK. Ought not to take you long to make up your minds w hich you want. Pennr “Nisa aso Tre Avesce.» Established 1840. | Of delightfully fresh and dainty candies. ‘They are simply marvelous for the price. Our 25-cent Candy has now anstional reputation. 100 kinds from which to select. Guus 40_Cexz ‘Must be tried to be appreciated, as we mix the 60 and 25 cent for 40 cents s pound. Guus Tarrs Are 25centas pound. For delicacy and rich- ness they will please you, and the assortment ia very large. Guus, Grus, Guus, COR. 11TH AND F STS. gue Oxyeen. ‘gen. Oxyeen. Oxyeen. Oxyren: Oxygen. ‘Oxygen. ‘Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxyxen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. ‘Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxysen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. ‘Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxygen. Oxyxzen. Oxygen, Oxygen. Oxygen. Dowr Bz Presvpicen. Ixvesticate Tue Exzcrno. “ rors Vicrory.» Prejudice and fogyisms have done more ‘Only Authorized Washington Agent, 931 F Sx N. W. ‘It Office hours: 12 m. to 2 p.m. ;3t05p.m. Telephone 995. ecs Cotton Batting. for Quilting or Bed Com- forts, clean cotton, B bate. ge Best Quality Pure White, I bats. 500 pairs of Fine, Medium and Cheap Bed Blankets ang com forts, OF jer cent lene than elsewhere. The cold snap ts sure to come, eo lay in your supply now. Hinata T. B. Towser & Sox, DEALERS IN DRY GooDa, 1316 7TH ST. N.W. a Good Unbleached Cotton, Foe ecchad Suectine Ive ame 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting. Aliewoo! Brees Goods, 4 hes wide, 50c. Regu- Mook Sized Dress Goods, 40 inches wide, 28- Wool Mixed Dress Goods in good styles, All-woo! Flannel Sul tne, SOinches wide, Sle. Anew line of Light Coats, fur trimmed, cheap. 10-4 Gray and Blankets, 7c. « pair. ‘Schoo! "and cated ee Net Caderever ail prices. line of Stamped Linens at low prices. Braids and Jet Trimmings for dresses ‘Medicated Red Flanbel Shirts and Draw- wera, et Tacks, Dictionaries to 0 size to tustoiners. "Call and wet a card Torcucar Panae. Go direct to **Headquarters” for Lanterns, Torches, Floats, cies and Fations of ail kinds for the Coe Jvxsws Laxsscncn, Ar Tus “Rusa. New Yor Avesve SSEEEATERED Sao toe Supsss BSgtEy DRESS GOODS. DRESS GooDS ‘This line of goods are ail remnants. We have sole control for the District 00 yards Kerwes. Li. One SES Rares Extrnrnise, 1241 llr Sr 8. E LEADER LOW PRICES. Ir Has A = ee cans The name “Cores Flour” has s noble twang toftsomehow. It suggests some- thing anctent and clamical, the name of the Deautiful “Ceres” goddess of grain, after whom ft was named. It suggests good bread, Ueht rolls and licht eake, brittle pie crust and thousands of other “dainty things.” It has tm it = ring of honest worth in return for honest money. Because of ite leading position tn the flour ‘World {t carries with {ta sugestion of rest men who have made their way to the top. Tt may suegest something to you House- Keepers who use ft think of how easy thetr task of baking becomes when the regult ob- tained from usiue *"Cores” ts always satis factory to their famtiten. Ttis the flour about whitch dt is often sald Mt makes “more” brosd, “lighter” bread. “better” bread than any other flour in the world The only sad reflection of all ts that “Cores” seems to suggest to oUF rivals that they should imitate it. So we have been forced to place within every sack and bar- relof ths standard flour a circular signed in autecaph by Wm. M Galt & Co. and bearing the lnprint of two ¢old medals, to Amitate which would be forwery. Look ror cole tt. Your grocer ecils “Ceres.” We oni wholesale st M. Gar & Co, “Wholesale Flour and Peed Deaiers.™ or. Ist and Ind. ave. nu. w. n New Srone. New Goons. ‘We have recently received 250 packages by steamer of select foreten DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, Reprosenting the best factories im England, France, Germany and Aus ria.selected by our own buyer to meet the wants of our friends and customers. An early inspection solicited. M. W. Bevssme, Importer of Pottery and Glass Ware, 1213 F and 1214 G st. orStr TwoDax Baroa Suz AT THE Loxpox Bazan, 715 Maxxer Space, ‘BRIDAY AND Sarenpar, Ocrover 14 Axw 15. Mituixeny, Cuoaxs, Serre Axp Israxrs: W EAR. Croars. ne BL ACK OHEY ual value, @i LACK CHEVRON, 32 inches Thaw! collar actual vaine. <a Alt wool Lightmined CLOAKS, tailor. al valtg Pine Mixed Al ETT AD wack SAK, “38 inches lone’: a:tuel veles. ett 0 Pine Mixed All- wool TUXEDO BACK CLOAK, Ohine KERSEY BEAVEN CLOTH, light tam, buttons; va Aso dm Reerer Al ex Surrs Cozors, 'T, reefer style; actual x oH ALI-WOOL wn BU = Stile crn. mer aye oun He et 8 17, HOE SUIT: actual $12 RCAsLAN BLOUSE SUIT. ta nevy bas aS value, @16.50. wei’ SAVY AND BLACK FINE SERGE EDEN 16 STD, satin ttm #7 NAVI BLUE EDEN 3t UT aint 0, 430. | gcfS,taree ai erent styles in CHILDRESS CLOARSS |“AINCHILDREN'S CLOAKS at the lowest manufec- | turing price. SU. three Aifferent sty TEA GOWNS actual value, Ait CNA. BIL Large assortment of SILK WAISTS, all colors, rane EY INERY aes actual valve, = = oe #10 FRENCH PATTERN WATS: actual Salve, @20. 1 (roves. 705, FRENCH CASTOR «LOVES, in tan and gray, 4 fuattons ctu Warre NDI BIALKITZ GLOVES; actual value, ‘Tie. Mite. mat) and GRAY UNDRESSED 4 TON ES: actual value, $1. ‘Atove loves warranted aut iad win for two dave jie BLACK HOSE, white polka dot, REN'S FAST BLACK HOSE. 12h. « rate. 8 Lot ocd sine HOME er fads, inci gna {oem fa ra dnye ony ies ‘value, Te. ie pale S50 Si en THBRELLAS, 2040, mie ai LADIES’ UMBRELLAS, ail — SILK (2}inch) UMBREL- GH'SEAL CAPES, 24 inches lone, 5 2 34 inches lone, ‘Dest quality, $7. oes