Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-21
The House Of A. Saks 4 Go.

RECORD OF TEN YEAKs-wHAr CAN BE SEEN TO-
DAY-oSE HUNDRED AND TWENTY sTYLEs-THREE
FLOORS OF GOODS, ETC, ETC.
To have successfully stood at the head of the
tailoring and clothing trade for ten years against
al opposition IL IS claimed by them to be the best
proof OF the merits OF the house OF A. Saks & Co
Leaders, and not followers, has been their motto,
as well as that OF good goods at the lowest prices
Three floors OF their main building and their an
mex are J4mmed with gOOds-the main building
being devoted 10 ready made clothing and the an
mex 10 thelr custom department. Every style OF
garment represented on the fashion nlates can he
naa Ia either department No matter what the
grade or suit Is the personal attention OF one of
tne nrn Is given TO IL. There are for instance 22
dlnerent styles of oyercoats from the fan weight
10 the heaviest listers, ranging in all sorts OF
prices The boys department. as Col sellers
would say, Is no side speculation, IL is one OF
the features Of the house. They have customers
now who. as boys, put on their first trousers
here In the tailoring department there are now
on exhioitlon upwards or one thousand styles OF
gooaS. everything from q twenty-five dollar to n
seventy-nve dollar suiting, from twenty-five To
sixty dollar 0yercoating, from an eight To EIGHT
larity of this department can be best nroven b
the TACT that last weeks orders were the largest
ever taken since the house has been In existence
~ mas been thoroughly recognized, AMI under
It's new management is giving 10 its patrons the
most satisfactory garments IT has ever produced.
Of the methods OF business OF the house OF A Saks
g Co, they deem IL scarcely necessary to say more
tnan they are such as guarantee TO the most mex
perienced buyer the S1Ine protection the most eY
perenced one has-oae price In plain figures nom
which there is no deviation, Is the firmly estab-
IE5hed RUE, while the privilege OF bringing goods
BACK (n0t SOiled or WORM, and having your money
refunded without any 'its' or "butS,r IS accorded
70 all The stock Is all OF a meritorious charac-
Ter, and the best advice they give the public IS to
Nisit the establishment, C3l6 and 3lS 18th street,
where they Will nnd an obliging corps OF sales
men Willing and anxious 10 display IL.
A PRISONERS NAME THE CAUSE OF HER RE-
LkAsE-Ihis morning, in the Criminal Court one
prisoner found that there IS something I'm a name
Snakespeare TO the contrary notwithstanding A
coiored girl named Sophia Wandsy cOnyIcted in
the fonce court Tor an assault, and Sentenced 10
jail Tor III months and 20 days, having apuaaled
her case, was called upon few days ago 10 Mead
ana IL was found that she was charged under tbs
name or Sophia Wornesley. Her counsel Ness sr
Moss ana Hulett. filed plea In abatenent-mis
nomer. This morning the case was again called
ana jury sworn 10 try the plea. The prosecuting,
witness, susie Simmons, being sworn. testfde3
that she had never known the prisoner excent NV
the name OF Wandser, and the Jury so finding she
vas released
PURCHASERS OF STOLEN Go0DS-A colored man
named Frank Turner, was sent to tafl for three
months this morning, by Judge Smell, for stealing
blaekSmith'S anvil, valued at SO from Ferdna ad
schmidt. The defendant claimed that he bought
Il for so cents. Judge Smell said that psop.e who
buy goods under such circumstance
- for 0ne-twenteth OF their value-are liable to be
prosecuted, for they must know that the goods are
0tolen.
THoNAs DowLISG win sell to- morrow, In coanec-
uon with the fine chamber and parIor furniture "a
eoyefttsed. q fne nearly new Knabe square grand
1eana Sale positive. =.