Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-28
FAN and Winter STYLES.

4 WHAT WILL BE WORN BY wELL-DRESSED GENTLEMEN
The equinoctial storm and the change In the
weather has suddenly turned attention to fall and
: winter styles in clothing. STAR reporters i'm
preston upon looking through the handsome es-
adjustment OF A. Strauss No. 939 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, was that the present season will be re-
markable for the elegance and good taste dis
played In gentlemen's wearing apparel Mr..
patrons stock Of goods which has rarely been
eQuailed anywhere In point OF style, workmanship
,a,ar al goods Inc inner goods for fall and
serge. Scotch cheyiot, fancy cheviot English mel
ton, French tricOt and fine diagonal wcrsted. The
LONDON sack, double breasted short sack, Car
anu cut-away patterns. prevail in business and
dress suits. Prince Albert coats high cut, with
Ave buttons and silk facings is style that Will be
1en to any man who knows how to dress well
The oyercoats OF the coming season, judging by
the splendid assortment at this house, will also
present evidences OF the best taste. Dark green
kerseys, with raw edge, double-stitched Selma
Se enlnchia In blue black and light drab and
me que ana dark green castor beavers, hold the
nrst places. There is also included in Mr. Strauss
lall ann winter stock an endless variety OF ulster
seFe,siole ulsterettes, light fall overcoats and
handsome overcoats end SUITS which he sells at
iow prices The finer goods rival In every respect
much more than half the price. Fine silks and and
eafins are used In the Innings and the goods are
sides, a large line OF handsome suits which he
sells at SIS. The old notion that PennsyIyania
Ssenae dealers sen gocds higher than those 10
proved by Mr.. Straus, who, besides having the ad
vantage OF splendldly arranged clothing house
ior the exhibition or goods Is enabled On account
OF his established trade and superior facilities to
andcrseil all competitors.
LOST HEP CHARACTER."-An eccentric looking
young woman, named Julia Mahoney, was in the
Prisoners dock at the Police Court this mornin0
charged by Policeman Sicily with enticing prosti-
tuition on the avenue last night. She begged hard
20 be let on, and said she was lady. received
good character" from the last lady that she
worked for, but she lost IL out OF her satchel The
court fined her s., in default OF which she was
sent to the farm for Is days
PAIL OPENING.-W. W. Budette Co., ses 18th
and sos streets northwest, Will have q grand
opening or new fall and winter dry goods and car
petings. today, tomorrow and Saturday. See
their advertisement in another column.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The clerk OF the court has
es9ea marriage licenses TO j. Henry Wurdeman
s sasar sidney , s. Dyer; VIM Parker and Harriet
Gibson and Josephine bowman; Chas' a PIKE
ana Mary L Kelsey; John w. Green and Susie
Johnson, OF Rosaryville, Nd; Walter Robertson.
smith and Rebeeca Shorter. -
A. CANr FIRK-Post No. OF the GAR gave
thefr hrst camp nre last night at their hall on nm
street The hall was nicely fitted up. and honn'
ufulIy supplied table occupied PROMINENT Mace
AFTER the closing OF the post, Comrade s. w
Vas followed in short addresses by Comrades q
!. Iincsln. G. III. Graham, j. III. Reeves C. III Shorfer
Johnson, K Green, n. Crawford, j. A. Scott and
". 6. Hall
TEE CASE OF SERGEANT MAsoN.-Mr j. G. Rice.
Jcw, the counsel for Sergeant Mason. whose case
VIII oe before Judge Coke, OF the United States
1caye Friday night or Saturday to argue the case
tsere. He has strong hopes OF bringing Mason
hack With him.