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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

Warrington stock Exchange.
Sales-Regular call-12 O'Clock m: D. c. Is of
1892, 81 ,00U at i02X. Washington and Georgetow N
Railroad Rights, 1850 at lso. Lincoln National
Bank. 10 at lUo. Metropolitan Railroad, 20 at IO2
~ at l0.k; S at lo2k. Washington Gas, s at 49,.
Bull Run Panorama, % at l6; at l& U. S. q.
Government Bonds-U. s. Is, registered, lso,,
1l6 bid, ll8X asked. q. s. -, coupons 1907,
District Of Columbia Bopds-Narket stock "a
1871. currency, iolK bid, asked. 2o-year fund,
g. lSs2 gold l0l bid. asked. 2oyear fund S. ss9
gold los bid, : asked Water stock Is, cur
1901, iiS bid, asked Water stock, q, 1853, cur
rency, la3 bid, = asked. a65s 1874 fund. cur
rency, llsk bid. IFS askefL
town Railroad lo-a0 o.. iosh bid-l0e asked. WASH
ington and Georgetown Railroad Converting ss.
rs bid. lss asked Washington and Georgetown
AssOciaron. 9, isss los bid: = asked. wash
iiS bid, = asked Wilmington Ssrkes I COM.
gany imp e, lisa bid: us asked; American
warrington Light Ifianiry Isl mortgage g, 1904.
"a ss bid. io9 asked Washington Gas
nssSn d.s Company, ssriss B. g IL. id
= asked Washington Gas Company Convert.
Bile g, 1901: ise bid. = asked, Eckington Ran.
Sso TsspScns IL, @oesss 6 sse sS
lek asked. Capitol and North street Railroad
Lat mortgage s. 10sH bid. ITO ssked- Metropoli-
tan R.iIrosd con.sfsiole Z. us bid, =: ssssd.
Nauonal BANK stOcks-Dsnk Of wsshineion. :
bid, AIS asked. Bank Of Republic. $40 bid :
ssIsd. MstTOpolis.a. = %; ssS ssk:d c.n.Is,
Farmers ed Nssha.ia.. 10 bid: a.ked
Cifisens', 10 Id. is asked Columbia lso bid. :
=: :ss'i :, c;ss e pa ~ - g w :s. ne
OK ss''so Cd ssss-Wssl,assua sa4 osorssse~a
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BALTIMORE, Oct G. - Flour steady. NM
changed-recepts, 1880 barrels; shpments .pa
barrels; sales. 2.C,5 barrels. Wheat-No. z red
nrmer; spot, l.oSSaLOsA: October. L0sai.Oss;
December, .ooAai.VI; stesmer, No. red W
asked-receipts, %,loi bushels; stock. l.esaasa
bushels: $500 bushels. Southern wheat
nim; fultz. sssl.0'; Longoerry, l.ecal.os. Corn
mixed 9niet spot, Is; year, 50s a5l; January, soy
a. February, Sch; .iayCh, 5os-rece.pts. 2ss5
bushels; stock. 22.SSs bushels sales $1,000 bush
els southern corn nrmer; white. Ioas2. yellow
IL Oats steady, good inQuiry-No. white vest
ern, SGaSi No. mixed western. S..a-4-TeceipIs,
i've and nigher--No. 4 sS-rece:pis l2.ssl bushels;
shipments hone. stock, l9l,.ol busheis HAY
higher-good 10 choice timothy, is.5oalASO. Grain
freiehts, active, but unchanged. Cotton nominal
-miudling. So. Provisions nrm-hams, email,
L. large, llL: others unchanged. Butter urm-
creamery, fancy. 2oa2s: 10. fair 70 choice, 2za2a:
do. Imitation, l3a2l; lsdle, fancy, l7als good 10
cholce, .5al6; store-packed, lssl6. Eggs active
zla22 Coffee dull-Rio cargues, fair, IN; No. Z,
1871. sugar firm, unchanged. Copper steady,
unchanged Whisky nrm, unchanged Peanuts,
unchanged
BALTIMORE, Oct 6-virgnia threes "a bid:
Baltimore and Ohio &oek. lOlk asked; Northern
Central stock, IL asked; baltimore and Ohio SouiA a.
western nrsts, ieo& asked; do second incomes.
> bld; Consolidated gas bonds, Hay ali2s; do.
stocks 45a46.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Oct. CLOSING -wheat-December,
U.s.; May, lolA. Corn - October, SIS; Decem-
Ter, 49,; May, 4if. Oats-octOber, lS,,; Nav,
5o1s. Pork-DeceElber, 9.ssh; January, las0.
LARD January, e.sIH- Ribs December, ass;
January, CAY.
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How To Blow A HORN. &.

It depends upon what kind of q horn you want to
blow and also upon whose horn it is. don't know
much about other peoples horns as have about all
can do to blow my own horn. l blow bold and loud
and long II will listen TO my blowing and follow
me up will blow money into your pocket. Here Is
what am blowing about now:
six-ioot Extension Table. ant oak. "a 80: Sixfoot
Pillow Leg Table. fine finish. 50: Ladies' Rocking
s8 So Parlor Suites. plush HAIR cloth. $2o: Fine
beauty, $50 bow about 10 to 15c. yard OF
pets Yardwide Carpets. LIZ 20. % 3d. Al. Soc. &c
Atwood Carpets, is TO Toe; Brussels Carpets.
80. 15, Sc. &c. l blow about Lounges: 81 95
Push Carpet Lounges, So; Bed Lounges. 80 to
ego. / Gun show you COO Rugs, Mats and Art
Squares. can blow more bargains into Glass, China,
Lamps &c. than you you can find anywhere Fur
Rugs. black, white or gray. 29o, no smell: Solid
Oak Sideboard. drawers. L. 80; Oak Suites, It, 80
Handsome Suits. $. go $50. $40, 90 to $50; moth
ing in town to match them Let me impress upon you
that don't want any installnient trade; don't
have such prices; claim to Ce the only house In
Washington where you can furnish a house complete
embracing China. Glass. Kitchen Ware. Furniture
Carpets. &c. Don't doubt till you try
GRAsTY. THE PUsHER.
DOUBLE STORES
TERMS CASH.
SEES 151O-12 9Th st. n W.. bet. P and Q.
livery WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT CAR
IL ters Little Liver Ps specific tor SICK head
ache Only one pill dose woman can stand every
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DIED.

GATOR; On Monday. October 8. 1891. Mrs. SARAH
sutand Nd N the isrty eighth wear Of her ss.s
rSnera; se.slses w Y neld q the -. BarnAi~s p.
at osock g an Friends and Relatives
| CANANAIoh Departed this life on Sunday. DC.
io9 s = issi. o. ~ 80 oeoel .m-. LLALS M, b.
Funeral from Der late Tesidsnee. No. los ssrsss
northwest. Wednesday. October {, y O'clock an.
hslstiyss and friends are respectfully invited % a.
aBfkT In Lowed soS 81 At.r ana a e., s
late Annie h. coluuibus IN the twenty nrst year Of M
Funeral VIII take place from tine residence Of his
| northwest, "Wednesday morning. ocIoOer X 81 .
O'Clock. thence 10 the Churuh the lnmsc Con-
snG Trends ns,,s mass VII be sA'a hsistsss
GAkpNEn On sunday, oc,ossr 4. 1897. ct II 30
Pm. JENNIE. infant daughter Of sterling j. snd
Katie houck Gardner.
her home shephsrdstown. ". Va. alter long ssd
crude N Tliih sac iii TS ss fer'' g..
was born March 10 1899. in Prince oeorse's county,
.on:in-iss. Alfred roppen, Sss New jersey ssssss
LANGHoRH. On October L. 1891. In Anacostia, d.
VII " q brain isssr ma ate, an line q I've
J. and Caroline Langhorn aged nve year, and slgl3
j., there zorro. seen sr....r than this.
hnovlns today We press our last kis<,
Bear away gently our Earring son 10 rest;
''' N'-''N' '- - By h rhsi PS nEsEiiSA
Lite st,s, willie y {. r vas. on, darling;
But an angel came and WHISPERED.
Daring Wine. 90 iSS's n hsir s,srr,s
Corner OF Nichos avenue and Navy Tisce. wsdn ssds
.l.srnSon q m, fnenas and rsisti'ss rsspsctm.J
aSw ihr ppfpasS ih rs o. ssnssy
ct 1 enc
MATHEWS, At Oxford, TaltS. county. ne,. q
asy Son . q The ssa rsss. =.
Matthew. q oserss,evn PC; &c ,,.....,,..
bros OH chsries n Mssshsss sS les Tsss e
ss,ss "a irsnS. issSs .ss
so. .se. o. a5 nsssi ss Ses: ca .;
one year, and mine months
TS e: ;'s Ne 2
S's.oet; ss.atyes and fr,snas invited 70 ssssaG
tih,. ,dsphiA' Pa. and heAn'ond' sa-' psps~ pisso
0RAT I On :. o ,ss I., IsS O'Clock A..
Requiescss in psce.
Funeral from The rs'iasnss e hsr asushsss. M
Ss.ss IN ssc r o 70. =
Rec dism mass =, Trinity caaleh ososxsse.n. e 70
M, NARY PSfksE rs,ss q he i.ss JAM fsssIss
fnnsrs from her late 1ssaesss. near Burnt ,uI,..
Ecci Ss.si sss.:ss issss pa n ,...s s,s: ~
oE b5N.Eo A HY5ssyn: A. 2. os.0s:s q issl.
s,elocl IRON be noissrs rssdsaes. idss fnih go
I. e. sls D's,ssi q 4. Ess.a5Ss'. NJ rs 4ssi
hYx o;,.sa = Z l men As.ss Taan.s.
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FRIENDLY TO CAMPBELL.

An Alliance Editor Who Would Give Him
the Peoples Party Vote.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct 6.-Miller Purvis,
editor of the Farmers Alliance Herald at Mt.
Gilead, who is in the city today. said he
thought the peoples party would poll at least
50. 600 votes If it is necessary to defeat Mo
Kinley, he said, he was in favor of turning
the whole party in favor of Campbell: and that
was the way it looked to him. He was seriously
thinking OF coming out In his paper for the
governor
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IN WALL STREET TODAY,
A Decline of Stocks at First, but Strong Ton,
Maintained.


Maintained.
NEW YoRK, Oct 6.-The stock market this
morning was less active than yesterday and in
the main displayed strong tone, but consid-
cradle irregularity marked the dealings and no
material Improvement in any part of the list
was to be noted. The weakness of
yesterday afternoon reappeared at the
opening, first prices being from
Is to Is per cent lower than those of last even
ing. but prices with little hesitation advanced
oil along the line, recovering the opening losses
and In some cases fractions in addition Among
the active stocks Missouri Pacific rose x
per cent and Rock Island y, but in the
low-priced shares Tennessee coal shot mp from
3o14 10 Al and Colorado coal rose per cent
Neither was able to maintain the improvement,
however. both going back materially in the
late dealings, when the geneIafiist left nearly
all the early advance. Prices continued to
shade off in the market, and while quite dull at
II o'clock it was heavy, with most of the active
shares at shade under the opening figures
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OpEx1Sal OpEx,xal
FALL AND WINTER WRAPS
From the leading houses Of Paris and London.
AL the latest novelties in material and styles.
CAPEs, MANTELs, JAG Els. CARRIAGE and
"ni JAcKITs. WRAPS A"'
SILK, BRoCADEs and VELvETs In all the latest
Shades and vesvss.
COIELLk in street and evening colora
ESkNtNG GOODS in sTsss yaristyans
Grand display Of Paris Novelties in WOOLEN6. In
GLIsh and SCOTCH DRESS GOODS.
We call special attention to
MOURNING and BLACK DRESS GOODS,
From all the leading manufactures.
New GLOVES in evening and street lengths.
FANCY GOODS and NOVELTIES.
DRESS TRIMMINGS in choice assortment.
wAMSLEY b NEDwEIL.
32S NORTH CHARLES Strict.
oc3-l. BALTIMORE, ND.
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MINISTER EGAN's PROTEGEs.

Chilli Sends an Envoy Here to Show That
They Are Criminals.
New YORK, Oct 6.-The Heralds Valparaiso
special says: Campos Pedro, Admiral Jorge
Months brother-in-iaw, is en- route to Washing
ton with important documents. 1t is alleged
that grounds exist for criminal charges against
several political refugees now stopping at the
American legation, but that Minister Egan has
never been officially notified of that fact
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J. H. Busher, who seemed
to have his han Is full.
but, at the same time.
retained his head and
sent his aids and staff
staff flying in all direc-
tions with instructions
to the various marshals
of divisions. The chief
marshal was aided by a
capable lot of aid and
staff officers and made a
very creditable appear
ance. In fact the pro-
was q success through
out
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GEN. LEE BETTER.

HIS Physicians Think That His Condition
Has Slightly Improved.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 6.
Private dispatch received here at o'clock
from Ravensworth states that Gen. Lee is rest
ing more comfortably, and his physicians and
attendants think his condition has slightly i'm
proved.
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POINTERS To Follow.

ALL-WOOL SCARLET BLANKETS
lied R6bin"-1O4- 80; 1I-4-s5.JO.
CaiUorHiG-I1-4-s7 and IS; sI24-slO ard sl2.
GRAY BLANKETS
lO-4 and 1l-i-S2, 81 81 and 81.
FANCY WRAPPER BLANkETS-
From 81 to SIP.
LAP ROBES
FloIa 81 TO g. 80
HEAD RESIS-covered and to be COW
cred.
SLUNBER ROLLS-''tasty" effects.
CUSHIONs-nllsI with down and COW
cred with silk
Don't lend TO the idle chatter about selling
su-h staples this department representation
cost: less You can't be too w@ckiul Of qualities
u,Iler such circumstances Everything that is worth
having costs money. Wecsnnot afford 10 sell at a less
don't pretend to--Our effort is to do much posi-
be :or As IIttls as p0ssable-and never knew any
one ~ % Disappointed with the result.
sEAToS PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established 1s4a lltl Telephone 995.
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THE GERMAN DAY PARADE
How . Notable Anniversary Was Celebrated
Here Today.

CARNATIONS TOOK PART-aERMASrA AND CO.
LuMBIA HAND IN HAND TRADES DISPLAY
FLOATS REPRESENTING INDUSTRIES.
Today is German day. Two hundred and
eight years ago the first German settlement
was made in this country, at Germantown. Pa,
and today German-Americans in this city cell
ebrated the anniversary of that important
event
As early as 1890 this morning the streets in
the neighborhood of the court house presented
an animated spectacle. and from that time up
to 2 o'clock, when the mammoth procession
moved. the locality seemed enc mass of
military, marshals' aids, organizations
and gaily decorated floats. The chilly air and
threatening appearance Of the clouds seemed to
have no terrors for the processiouists. ard with
any number of German and American flags fly-
ing the different divisions formed. To the un-
instructed eve the scene of forma-
ton was one of Undesirable confusion:
but as a matter of fact somebody at least knew
what was going on. and slowly but surely
brought order out of chaos. The man on whom
all strings seemed to center was Chief Marshal
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" RS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

IRIS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOoTHkS the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS, ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and Is the best remedy for
DIARREEA Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world Be sure and ask MRS. Mnslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take NO other kind. 70 cents bottle.
dlo-1y
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New DREss Goops ARn1vISe DAILY

We wish to call the particular attention
Of our customers and the public gen.
orally TO our NEW STOCK of FINE
AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
which we are daily opening. comprising
beautiful line OF Bedford Cords anda
complete assortment Of New Fall Goods
of the Newest Styles. and at popular
prices.
Also
A COMPLETE STOCK OF MOURN
ING GOODS Of the best makes i'm
ported.
In fact. we can show you ore of the
handsomest lines Of FINE DRESS MA
TERIALS TO be found in this market
= AL marked in plain figures at the lowest prices.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
". II. SINISTER SONS,
SOS OlyP PA. AVE.
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Mrs. Archibald Brown Dying.

New York, Oct Ga Chicago special says
that Mrs. Archibald Brown. daughter of Chief
Justice Fuller. is lying at the point of death
with typhoid fever at her fathers house in that
city.
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Range of the Thermometer
The following were the readings ct the Once
OF the weather bure.u today: 3 a. m, 81; 2p.m-,
So; maximum, IS; minimum, a.
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NxvEs BHusH Youa Ham
Cloths OF hat with straw broom when you can get
a Absistle Brush ct such Low prices a are offered
TofHANs.
Brushes one Of the accessories TO Q traveller,
e1tas snd intend to make this an important itsm
A0oAg our lasgs line Of
TRAvELEE's oUTTITrINos
Vel have recently opened two large Gases of
TIRsr-cLAss BRUSHES.
And your patience has been exhausted in trying u
~ Poor hrushss Ne ask you 10 give ours trial.
roPHAMs TRUNK MAxuYAcroRY.
1881 p ave n ".
a~3 ysssssy. 12zs snA IzDo =.
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JUST AsnryEpn oAnLokp o. 23eASl
I'm IL, zoo s'. ssss b : c Sso2
call and my nsw fsil ssock. ool1 = enny meQ0lY
grsts with each inssruassnA CIV
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MN NMC X NV ZEE W W ssss
MMIM kK NM EE wwwW ssss
HIM kkkS S m m kEx WV ssss
e. E. + 4 ! f f f.. Y
L ZEE TIT TIT FER RRR
+ Z ! ! L ssHfs

We beg to announce that
our annual Opening" for
the display Of our newest
ard latest arrivals in Fall
and Winter Cloaks, Cspes.
Goats. Suits. Hosiery. Tn
derwear. Gloves, Ribbons.
&c. &c. will be continued
TOMORROW and THURS
DAY. October s. We trust
that you will find time to
drop in and See this dis
play. for We believe you
will be more than satisfied
with your visit.
For many years ours has
been the acknowledged
leading Cloak and Suit
II o u Sc Of washington-
This season We have not
fallen behind one iota; on
the contrary, We have Q
stock Of the most stylish
and elegant productions
approved By the fashion
lssders" o: this country.
Most Of these styles are
confined strictly to US for
Washington. and many Of
them are Manufactured
exclusively for rs.
The store has been taste
fully decorated with dow
ers. palma plants. &C..
and the whole Ell Get
greatly frightened BY Q
profuse decoration Of fAss
and buntinzs. and 1t has
sever looked % attractive
and inviting ss any Pre-
vious Opening"
Extensive improvements
have been mads in the
buildins. . handsome i'm
proved Whittier electric
elevator put In. thus
sffordinx easy and rapid
access 70 the three aooEs
shove.
Do not fail 10 80 ths
store tn Opening" drsss
tomerrovor the day After.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening end closing prices Of
the New YORK STOCK Market. as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 141s street.
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SPREADS AND QurLrs.

d CROCHET SPREADS-sinxle-bed
vidtAs-sl. EXTRA SIZE-l24-sl15 .
REGULAR SIZE CROC II E 7
sPIiEADS-SI to . 30.
MAkSEILLES QULTS-s2. Sc. 50.
e.. 81 IA. "a. So. S6 and So
RED AND BLUE NICHELINE
sPREADS-s1.25 . sl.5O and sl75.
FIGURED MAksElLLES QUILTS
Rel or B.us DESIGNS on White ground
&C. 30, 81 and 81.
81. 9Oc.; lO-4. 81; III. sl.15; ia.
e125.
MARsEILLES CRIB QUILTs-s1 to
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To TEE Pusrrc.
John stsnis. 9th and Eass Capitol st., odsrs nsv
tul. line Of Fins Confections Of n; kinda your
approval fArtisz balls and weddings served proupoy
a. sneft nostes. Oysters, Drip Coffee and Lunesss
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T INSEED OIL AND WINDOW GLASS FOR SALE
IL At manufacturers prices.
By JAMES H. McGl J.. Dealer IN building Supplies,
oc6-Jt SOS9l4 u Il. W.
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NrckwEAR DEPARTMENT.

NrckwEAH DEPARTMENT.
Here you will see some very HANDSOME
EFFECTS ia New CHIFFONS in a VARIETY
of STYLES and QUALITIES in all of the DE-
sIRABLE COLoRINGs. ranging in price from
SOC. to s.. 40 yard.
NEW EUCHINGS in all patterns, colored or
Black or White. from lac. yard to Toe
WINDSOR TIES
Why, We have the largest variety in the city.
Hundreds Of styles in EXTRA WIDTH and
LENGTH for pc. each.
AND FOR so CENTS
OUR line Of Ties are simply superb. Many Of
this line ties that were formerly sold for 90
and 75c NOW you take YOUR CHOICE for
SOC. each.
Remember. our Opening Days are tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursiay. Store open until
$50 th.s evening.
"A. PIERCE & CO,
Successors to L. G. Davis.
10 Market Space.
Il Corner 9Th Ut.
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w. A. PIERCE & Co.
successorsto T. q. Davis
10 Market Space.
Corner sth ct.
FURNISHED
NOTES
FROM
GoLDEN-RoD OPENING.
Every one that has seen the opening % far
says that 1t Is truly the most beautiful dis
Play Of
GOLDEN ROD
Tha. they have EVER SEEN. There are 70
many exquisite designs made BY the young
ladies in the store. And for the ols
listen TO Cur previous record ;or HIGH-GhADE
NOVELTIES.
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.CAaHARr & Lr1pr.
aeS It'll ct. and FOG K ct. nv.

Special bargains in Lace Curtains: &c. pair and up
to ell.
Chenille Portieres fringe and dsdo top and bottom
full size. - so pair and up to SIS pair.
SILK Porsres. the newest and most elegant thing for
hAnxings
We have lust received lot of 81 and 36-inch 1mita
ton China silks In beautiful designs You will pay
lsc for most Of these lsswhers price 10 121sc.
yard.
32-nch China suks in all the new designs and color
ings. 15c- and Sc. yard.
In our Art Department We have . full line Of
Stamped Linens and Art Materials. Down Pillows.
Head Rests. &c.
Our best Imported Zsphyr 10 Sc. Q lap.
Best Imported Saxony, I2c
Best Imported Germantown. loo.
Best Imported spani.h. lsc.
cARHARr LEIDY.
oe3 s2s 7th Of. and FOG ss. nv.
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TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

Trimming DEPARTMENT.
EXQUISITE THOUGHTS in RICH PEARL
PASSEMENTERILs. interviewer with coiored
tinss!s and cut beads, Respondent with Gold
Bullion. for CO. 80. IS. 81. az per yard.
RICH NOVELTIES
In SILK APLICA PASSEMENTEgIE. en-
riched with pearls and jewels. in fruit
shapes. autumn flowers. &c. AT IS. 81, SS.
80 on up to So 30 per yard
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NfLLfAx h. MeKNEW.
o6S PsnnsylvAnis ave. nv.
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A SPECIAL Grove BARGAIN.

Pearl
in below.
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Sold in Sealed n Gall. Bottles Only.
oc 1eo1m J. H. MAGkUDER, Agt.. 14I7 n. Y. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

THE doors will close
fourteenth
ne a Royal that upward
which the New Autumn
shed
from sa H. to p tomorrow.
"seann the Opening"
words We made gre. effort to make this c0ee-
aud hear favorable
Not wishing
quoting remark un
biased witnesses and competent judges whom
ofna However.
The PMMs ROYAL Is LACE HEADQUARTERS
The
and full
ead"0 os' proclaim the Ialai. Royal " be Lace
in Laces here and will disappointed
discount OF 10 of the
will on-toee
BEADED LAcEs AND NErs
Fashion, history repeats ITSELF Don't you remember how extensively
they
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to a
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abisths widths 6to ii
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curnlrom ~ inches to 14H inches wdesoc
NORMANDIE Cot
most pleasing effect Judging sales going to
s25Os Yard.
will are
(HANTILY White from
inch to 10 inches wide and at and all Drapery
and on
tn.
last day for the discount Of ten Per cent
A SPECIAL Glove BARGAIN.
For tomorrow only your 4pu.u White or Pearl -
CENTS Other bar
Souvenir List below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

7 INSEED OIL AND WINDOW GLASS FOR SAIL
II At manufacturers' prices.
By JAMES II. McGILL. Dea !er in building Supplies
OcO-3t yDSSlA q NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06
The Pretty New FEATHER

lHE PRETTY NEW FEATHER
Collars are marvel Of beauty. and 30 stylish
and fetching. just what you need to set Of
your fall costume.
Coque Feather Collars. with fringe work Of
long feathers, For "a 30 each.
MEDIcI COLLARS. made of OSTRICH
TIPS. For So. 80 each.
CoQUE FEATHER CAPE COLLARS, VERY
RICH. For 50 and sIO
CoQUE AND OSTRICH FEATHER COL
LARS. arranged bias. For SI2
CoQUE FEATHER COLLARS. EMBEL-
LIsHED with peacock feather. with long fringe
work rnais of long tail feathers from SPANISH
GAME COCKS. For only $40 each.
These only a Jeo special hints of our
stock If ttese desirable goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

MO ONE KNOWS BETTER THAN THOSE WHO
IN have used Carriers Little LAYER Pills Wat relief
they have when taken tor dy spe dizziness,
pain the sde constipation and dsordered stomach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

CATHARTIC OR PUR0ATIvH Pills DO MORE
~ harm than rood Carriers Little Liver Pills do ouly
rcd but lases amount Of that Only one pl dess.
LII DAN0HR OF DRlNXINQ IMPURE WATxR
Anxoetura 1!tt.fs. manufactured By DE-. 613o&kx ,