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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

Bosros VAa,rrr Srosx
F. F. E. E: T ~ Fl Fl T. I:
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F EAf H H1fHH IT, t. -
Our success with Ready.made Frames. in sizes to
suit any style Of picture has induced us to put in tor
this season much larger and more colnrlste line.
glass complete and sold at prices far below those
usually asked for Frames made to order.
One.inch Plain Oak Moldine.
Sx10-l9c. 10xl4-25c.
Two.inch Oak Fiat Reeded holding.
i iH.is-sss: i is.ao-sss:
Two-and-s half-inch Fiat Oak holding. with silvez
bead around inside.
i l,.is-sss s sS.sa-sss
Heavy Oak and Silver Molding. 4 inches wide
16x2Q-Sl.39. 1Sx30-S1.Aa
2Ox24-s1.59.
Flat oxidized holding. 3-inch wide.
14x2O-gSc. lGx2U-S1lQ
20x24-sI.29.
ons-inch White Enamel Moldins k-inch. Gilt Bead
inside.
Sx10-20c 1Oxl2-30c.
10x14-40c.
White and Silver holding. 80 inches wide,
Sx1O-60c. l6x2o-Sl2S.
10xl2-7ac. 1Sx2o-el.39
1Ox14-S9c. 30x24-t142
22x27-sl9s
White Enamel and Gold. 4-inch Flat holding.
Sxl0-S9c. l1xl4-sl1p.
1Ox14-9Sc. 20x24-S24p.
Frames for Cabinet Photos 6xlO, Gilt Moldiuc with
plush bead. 49c.
Wide Gilt Moldirg, with plush bead, S9c
4-inch Deep Gold Molding three styles e140.
5k-inch Gold Florentine Moldipg &14O.
3.i1ch Deep Oxidized and Copper Frame 79c.
beautiful limo Of Artotypes. Photographs AMI Pss
tells ready framed.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH wARDwELL
s3tolO EOS. 7O7. 700 Market Space,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

The always interesting and instrue tive annual
fair Of the Montgomery county, Nd, Asricul.
surai Society opens at Rockville today with an
exceptionally attractive exhibit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

Boston is talking about erecting monument
70 the late John Boyle O'Reilly. Let US all
hope for Mr.. O'Reilly's sake that Boston will
not 60 to New York for monumental examples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

Szrrzxsxn GRExrrxos
BY 4. GoLDscHMID.
loo7.looe = 81. NV.
BARGAIN PRICES
ROW PRxvAIL' IN xvx1Y DxPARr.
MENr.
NEW AND sPARKIINo GOODS
OUR SPECIAL LIST OF uNAPPRoAcH.
ABLE vALuEa
Bee our beautiful CIT. Eassls. richly or
nnmentsA IN Steel Gold. White aud Gold and
White and silver. We think than excsllsnt
values for
0sc.
PICruREsI
30 new Marine Views" (Tuek's,, nest and
tasty frames. made ND 16x20 and 20x2A
Our price Il sacrinoe at
Gold and Silver 20x24 Frames with the
celebrated -Astotypes. 100 different sub
jects to select from. This IL . beautiful
frame and must be seen to be appreciated
Aspecial bargain At
IS New Panel Pictures in "pastels, hand
somely framed N . rich ivory and colored
frame. l2x2s, for
BABY CARRIAGES.
Advanced styles hsve been sent us By
manufacturers to show what they are going
TO make the next season A. We have no room
for Baby Carriages at this season we will
offer them at sample prices. We only have
samples. no two alike. from
s4.35 UP.
TRUNKS.
Our ever popular Trunk Department has
the prices cut so deep thst al the profit has
zone out with that boiling August. Now il
your time 10 purchase Trunk 1t will pay
, you to invest now, no matter whether you
travel or not.
We have Trunks with iron bottoms -
cheap o.
el.4S,
and the expensive Trunks have been so 70.
duced in price that manufacturers are al
most tempted to buy them up. Examine
our stock ut will pay you
BAMBOO FOLDING SCREENS.
6-foot Bamboo Folding Screens e folds).
Bold everywhere for $3.50. Our price
* GAS.
q. ooLDsCHMID.
1t 1O07-1009 IT. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

Suppose Chicago knocks Oh on the worlds
fair this anniversary and waits till the nsxt
four hundred,h. By that time she CON have il
in one Of the adjoining states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

Tho Virginia campaign will be opened ..
Chesterfield next Thursday with speeches BY a
number Of Congressman. Congressmen-Ches-
tsrheid-does that seem to consist?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

HASDkEncH1rrs Fnox JApAs
1000 dozen japanese Silk Handkerchief arrived
this morning being the largest single order
ever given here. when # is remembered how much
superior japanese IL to Chns Silk the price list below
will give an dea of the actual ceapness of the goods
MEMS JAP SILK HANDKERCH1Ers.
So cents-1 and ~ Hems.ttchcd BorderA
SO cents-2-inch Hemstitched Borders.
6S cents.-1 and 2-inch Hemstitched Borders
6S censs.-with Revere Stitching
rs cents.-2.inch Hemstitched Borders.
s. centsI-Reverins and Hemstitching.
es csnts.-2-inch Hematisched Borders.
1cBlack japanese Silk Hsndksrchiefs ut Soc, ESQ.,
S5c. and d in same styles Of borders - quoted
above
LADIES' JAP SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
% cents.-1-inch Hemstitched Borders
IS cents.-Revere and scsiloped Borders
35 cents.-Revere and Hemstitched Borders
80 centa-Embroidery and scalioped Borders.
SO contA-Embroidery Centers and Borders.
IS cents.-Revered and Embroidered Bsrders
S5 cents.-Greek Cen tsrs. scaiioped BorderA
u esch.-DTawn Work and Block Borders
E1-The sbove are shown in white and black with
self and colored embroidery.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued belowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

The Nov York republican state committee
yesterday nominated = democrat-Judge
Robert Ezrl-as candidate for judge of the
court Of appealsI Another form of rcciproeitv
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HAS NOW ON HAND THE FINEST AND
MOST UNIQUE DESIGNS OF FURNITURE
AND CARPETS EVER Put on THE MAR.
KET IN THIS CITY. SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is SCALED TO THE GRAND DISPLAY OF
PARLoR SUITES. RANGING IN PRICE
FROM sss Up. AsPEcIAL DRIVE IN Gas
PARIoR SETS
SEVEN PIECES IN nArR CLOTH AND
PLUSH. A HANDSOME, SOLID AND prRA.
BILE ARTICLE AND A RARE BARGAIN.
CHAMBER SETS IN OAR. ANTIQUE AND
SIXTEENTH CExTuRY FINISHES: ALSO
BLACK WALNUT AND cHKRRY SETS II
TIE oREATEsr VARIETY.
CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE FROM THE
CHEAPEST INGRAM TO THE BEST BoDT
BRUSSELS AID VELVET.
ALSO FULL LINE wARpRoBrs. RAT.
TAX cnArRs, ROCKING CHAIRS. FANCY
EASY cHArRs, sIpEBoARps. MrRRohS
srovKs AND RANGES AND EVERYTHING
NEEDED IN TIE HOUSE. FURNISHING
ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAID yRKE
or CHARGE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

Kansas City is reported to be flooded with
counterfeit 81 silver certificates. Is Kansas
City in Indiana?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
SMITH 4 wARDwELL
s3tolO EOS. 7O7, 700 Market Space.
LACE CURTAINS.

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LACE CURTAINS.
We want to interest You in these goods; 10 have
shaped matters 30 that We can do 90; We own our
Stock of Lace Curtains at ss low figure any house
in America: We have the best things from the lead.
ing makers Of Europs we have the inside prices; we
willing to let you in aso: we are not spsculatng
on the proposed new tariff. We are going along a.
usual SELLING our Goods at less than old prices We are
trading on present facts not on future hsppeninsA
You want Lace Curtains and ws want to ssll them
to you and We can sell thsm to you If Jon Wi, give -
an opportunity.
Prices OF Nottingham cartain''
For 7oc. we sivs you the usual s1.2S quality.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

WY shouadn'tv We charge Franco duty enough
q tAst statue of Lafayette to pay for pedestal
for 10 That's business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

Nevada with 9 population Of only $1,000
needs the eogent izauenee Of tlae force bill 70
hrins out vote large enough 70 entitls her 70
her place In the Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We close at7 pm. every evening but Saturday.
THE BLACK CHEv1or Fever
The BLACK CHEvIor demand
Where amounts almost to coutagiou. 1t com.
menced its boom into favor about .
SAKS couple OF years aso-and with every
change ofseason it has grown stronger
and until now It's . giant power in the bal
ance Of fashion.
COMPANY We've got TWO THOUSAND Suits
nwc'vs got one-of BLACK cHEvIoT-
and We have cut them out into the hand
have soonest garments we know how to model
-, Tell you what we iound-the other
makers object to putting in such good
ne qualities - we want-at our prices
we've done nearly all our own work on
them. They think You ought to be made
sbu'0s" to pay for style. We don't WE want
you to pay for the WORTH The res.
On we're s1sd to give you. Your apprecia-
ton beats your dollars-for satisfaction
means your continued patronage.
their We haven't Cheviot in the house that
will cost you over s25--still it's a. nns
ceatsm. q suit o. can be made We've bound
porer1a some Of the sssks-stitched othera The
Cutawsys are ssitchsd-bus they're TAIL
- ored thoroughly-sll Of them. You can
have the Sacks single or double breasted.
Better with single or double breasted Vest
either one.
garments At &20-we're at least nve- dollar note
cheaper than anybody around US. Fol.
for low about the same style that we do at
&2s-except they're all single breasted.
Hhas A. o15 IL another grade that's better
than it's price. They are single and
cheaper double breasted Sacks and Getaways
We've fancy Cassimsre-lined Coat and
ones Vest hsre-double breasted-that We can
supply the Pants for II you want them.
ssu and the whole suirll only cost you $50.
Atsl0-ws,ve line Of Sacks and Cut
Jor aways thatn be . surprise. go hasn't
meant much for clothes-BUT IT DOES
- NOW.
We KNOW WE'RE LOWER THAN
Wers OTHERS because We know what they
do havs to pay. We've had all the makes
you offered 70 us-and We can do better for
buy you in QUALITY. STYLE. FIT and
yours' PRICE by doing It oursslycs-so we've
donsit.
sAxs AND COMPANY.
CUSTOM cLorHIERs.
PEXNsYLvASfA AVENUE AND sEvRNTH
g STREET.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

II il iucfy for the republicans that this Is an
on year in Vermont; otherwise the result
tssre would look darby orinous fog the future
Of the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

The rules Of the House were nsver intended
- b sssd in the rsgsAtisn Of social etiquette,
which excuses . variety Of n0tieeable iapsss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

There may o. may not be a deficit in United
s'ases revenues but there ia eertsiniy deficit
In somebody's accuracy somewhere.
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eH-we close at Q pm.k1
Sronx DEr1ERs
Ell Ell T. e. Hail. Eaf ffsft ": Is:
: En-. { + Re 7. ssss :

You are not looking for "short prces~ nj the very
beginning Of the season. but you will not say mo- to
them because they are UNEXPECTED. We know
STORM COATS are a. useful in September ~ they
are In january. They are . very imperative want
and these We are onering you are some We stumbled
There IL one lot Of MINERAL FINISH CIRCULARS
with hoods-running from 02inch to 81 inches long
that would regularly sell at $3.50. We have them
a lot Of Cloth SURFACE IRISH PEASANT CIR
CULkES-snall striped pattern-at ~ instead Of
500. And lot at s2.75-better ones-instead Of
face-a variety Of patlerms-e36 so.
Another lot OF the LANGTKYs Of Blue stripe serge
sufface-at 30.
Plain Black and Navy HENRIETTA CLOTH-WIu
shed water like . ducks back-of0.
NEWMARKET MACKINTOSHES-loose front with
belt and care. Light mixtures-1l2.50. u.
The ENGLISH SERGE STORM GARMENTS are %
safe and water tight ships ceck-and the genuine
Ea Ths FEM sSa ,r ,ss e'S BY
The LANSTkY,S with the sling sleeves are 414
The NEWMARKETS, with capes. are Sl5.
FANCY STRIPE SlLK-cut like the Langtry-sll
Don't neglect to provide something Of this sort for
the children. Bear In mind that they have 70 brave
al the elements. They cannot pick their weather.
school keeps"-rain or shine-and away they must
CHiIbRES,s ?Np1A STRIPED CIRCULARS, ~
MISSES ELECTRIC STRIPED CIRCULAR;
We warrant every one of these sarments We Dc
not look for these special lots long They did
not In the wholesale trsde-and delay may mean dis.
appointment TO you. Guard against that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-03

~. misDR, cur Riaiaser - Central Ansrie.
q tAessahouss, appears 10 be In the wood pilA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
SOMETHING WRONG ABOUT HIS DRESS.

Here case OF absent mndedness which caused the
victim rood deal Of embarrassment. although. as he
aerward said in melancholy tone. he might have Jared
worse than he did.
p was to attend theatre party evening. and
went home rather early He ascended the steps
of the house where join friends only about
half an hour before the time for starting for the theatre
When the maid opened the door stepped In and
buttoning his overcoat She looked him
in a peculiar way and then turned head quickly. as
II she were trying 10 hide smile.
E. happened to look down at his Shoes and then
said hurriedly 10 the maid;
on you needn't announce yet, and dent say any
thing about this; that's good girl.'
He hurried again and rushed for q cab.
uI,riye a. rapidly can" he said breethlessly
s stsYted his family by busting into the house Ike
What's the natter WHIP asked his mother. ',you Will
hs late won't youf
..Ivh.t,s the natter !" cried F. look and
.n.aw Of his overcoat He was In evening dress-that
- So suuposed that he was. But when dressing he hsd
~ IN a 1T Of Observation-Disclosures pair Of isht-checked
The combination of evening dress regards coat
,.tcoat snd immaculate shirt front and lisht-coortd
,. Was 30 ludicrous that Fs brother simply rosrcd
80, ~, ~bter F. however, had torn upstairs dres
s,s.u properly. He downstairs in wink. His
.. folowcd him To the cab. and the vehicle
1854 away F. stuck his head out ting window and
said; x.a GOTTA, ,,,o thu, ,oo,, .,.u
!, ,...l. before 1 discovered hsw ! wss dressed"
IL vss Ntue lsts. but very eensasea 70 escape 70
ushtlS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09

Q stylish effect but sleeve OF extreme
height is not used on cloth garments by hrstcass
taors. The collar of all jackets Is high ana chhgng
to the throat at the edge and ncnes to slope from IL
in the very opposite manner from the farng Medici
collar.
Tailors are now receiving many orders for LOUIS
Qunxe coats made of various rich brocadcs In black
satin figured with raised velvet flowers In amethyst
purple, deep brick, turquoise blue, sage green ana
other coors These rich coats used for reception
and carriage wear and are deliberately trimmed with
bands of black ostrich feathers and lined with tinted
satins to match the figures. Such pelisse-llke gar
ments reach to the knee. and are also made up in
plain black broche as well as In hateasse OF various
hues, with rich-fcather trimmings
A stylish braided coat for driving In the park 10
made semi long with sleeves OF scarlet cloth nearly
covered with black braid and striped with twolnch
bands of black Persian lamb extended lengthwse from
the shoulder to the wrist. narrow scarlet
vest nearly concealed by black braid and edged
with Persian lamb. and tiny red pocket
dan bordered and braided with Persian lamb complete
this ta,uty little coat. long cadet-bfie driving
coat with skirts deliberately braided with black braid
has somcttjng OF the shape OF q mans Prince Al
hertz coat All the seams are concealed by iincs OF
braidng the darts are covered by elaborate braldng
in front in military style, the frogs represented by
fiat bards of Persian lamb graduated IN length from
the vsistue 10 the collar Large gar;ssS Guns are
feature Of this coat and all s edges ar~ finished with
Persian lamb Suede melton and other light cloth
coats finished with mixtures OF braid ~ gold, silver
and paIe-hued metal in tones harInonzing with the
cloth are sui IN elegant choice for Young Ladies
xAers ~ tsw hong sssts cQxSihs tho costume made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY

at all, but tramp about In the tall grass and
deep mud Of the meadows that skirt the shore,
but this plan of campaign is not nearly effective
as the others.
The sportsmen who visit the shore from the
cities adopt some the one plan and some the
other. 1t depends upon the taste and fancy OF
the sportsman. Some only spend day or two
at Havre de Grace. Some are able to remain for
weeks or months. A man who can spare only q sim
gie day Tor duck shooting would better reach Havre
DC Grace in the evening. He should then engage
as q guide and assistant either a professional or
bushwhaoker,S as his fancy dictates, wita his
full Quilt Of boat and decoys. He should ar
range to be on the scene of action at o'clock the
next morning; and that afternoon he should be
able to return to town with o goodly hamper full
Of game But there are many who spend longer
time on the shore and make sport thing OF
luxury They have large soops or yachts, hand
somely fitted up and wcu provisioned. On these
they live, sometimes accompanied by their fam
lilies. and from these they sally out every morn
Ing in sneai-boxes" for the shooting-g ground
Others have "arks,' perhaps the most luxurious
quarters Of all. An lark" is a huge raft. or an
old canal-boat. on which small cottage has been
built. The cottage contains parlor, dining room,
kitchen, and two or three sleeping-r rooms. These
are often furnished as handsomely SIS rooms in
city house. with piano, pictures rugs. etc Here
the sportsmen and their families live in comfort
no matter what the weatherSmay be. sally out to
the slaughter in the morning, and hold high
wassail in the evening with viands that are
trophies of the days sport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09

tailors this reach considerably below the hips,
while there are others that extend down to the knees
and become genuine pesses. Tallors dispensing
with as many possible in all these coats
and covering those which they do use with bradings
and various trimmings that the effect of garment
fitted without seam is given. In mary of the new
jackets the seams OF the sdeforms are brought so
near together that the middle seam Of the back Is
entirely dispensed with The dart seams are usually
placed so far forward that they may be entirely con-
cealed beneath narrow vest Of cloth. 1t requires
perfect skill and considerable patience TO shrink and
stretch cloth to fit the figure in perfection, when such
seams used, but the result is emnently graceful
and tends to give the figure slender, wilIowy effect
The darts in many of the new jackets are less than
an inch apart and the first dart Is sometimes placed
less than inch from the centre OF the 'front.' The
shoulder seam Is shorter than ever before, while
the sleeve is carried high enough to give
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09
BpBAD A TEXT no FIT EACH CASE.

A tired. looking man applied to country clergyman
for work He sent to dig potatoes At the end Of
two hours the minister went out to how the work
advanced lie found that the man had uncovered at
least two quarts Of the tubers.
.we,, said the parson, you don't believe In injuring
yourself do your
"0b," replied the laoorer' work according to
Scripture"
.where In the Bible find anything that ustnes
vour taking two hours dig two quarts Of potates
.why this: Let your moderation be known unto all
men,"
The minister thought this rather witty and took him
e., q, dinner The moderate worker did prove TO be
moderate eater; In fact. he cleared the table.
.You don't seem to eat according TO text" said
the clergyman aghast seeing the dinner disappearing
mist before the sun.
"No" replied the tired plying his knife and fork
faster II have another text for this Whatsoever
Jby had aadstA ~ d. q u With Thy might N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-09

had not YET fcSUiucO WVn' @N,~
not choose the pasture path, but Went oy 'he r'a"
Mr. Bailey; smoking his pipe IN his yaro' saw
the two 70 by He went TO the corner vi MS
house that he might watch them farther. ne
had intended to nod at them, but though ohey
seemed 10 see him, they gave no sign oi ie0os
nition. He hurried into the house and 'oio MS
wife that Peter Winslows wife n daughter u
lest zone by like the very old scratch. ne
bnted that It would be we'll If Mrs. Bailey couio
make an errand over TO Winslow's. and thus nave
a chance to discover :" what was up"
The two kept up their rate OF speed. ana "
the time they turned into the Jacobs yard Mrs
window Yves painting 50 heavily that she was
Obliged to lean against the fence momeh'
Marietta would have gone on to warn the house
hold AZ what was coming but she was held ias.
when they did enter by the porch they SAVE
Tl.Iv clearing the dinner table, while MIS-
Jacobs was stirring with wooden ladle some
ching in a large iron kettle on the stove Inc
woman from the poorhouse, old Aunt Judson
with the shaking Mead, had not yet finished her
visit. and was sitting in the armchair wnefe
Marietta had seen her. The wrinkled face showed
sivns Of interest and eagerncss as these TWO call
or entered 30 abruptly. Mrs. Judson tried 10
,hisper 70 her hostess that she guessed that MIS-
windows temper was gittin the best OF her agin'
IN. old woman almost smacked her tootniess
lips in anticipation Of some kind OF scene ene
rraxned her chair-arms and tired 10 hoio "eiS'A
san A. she waited and listened.
The widow svidsntlH steve 70 sAKe Rov"