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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

The law maxim, by enc know all " is not to
be accepted literally in all cases But when
he public told. day by day, that so many
millions more Of farm mortgages than are Off
eially reported are in existence. and when no
amount of denial sufices to stop the dismal
allegations. it is well to give full weight to the
facts as they are disclosed. which furnish cor
rect information in the premises. The register
If deeds for Butler county. Kansas. reports
that during the seven months ending Nith July
last the mortgages filed for record in that
county were for aggregate of s210,01 "A,
while these released we're ere, 15i. ga reduc-
tion on farm Indebtedness of go. 1856. At
the same time the town and city mortgages re-
leased amounted to s46. 155.l5, or nearly double
the amount OF new mortgages fled These
figures do not sustain the calamity prophets
and are consequently passed over in silence,
while imaginary facts from last year made
10 do service at some OF the alliance meetings.
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NEw DREss TR1MM1ses

New DREss TR1nM1sos
For any and all of the above described dress goods
Nail head Trimming is the latest. Made Of silk in
imitation Of the Jet Trnming-comes in all colors to
match the dress goods.
Doc. AND Csc. A YARD.
Narrow Silk Draids aud Edxin4s. in all shades and
Black, from
Sc. TO Soc. A YARD.
Colored Camille Trimming. from
s1.35 TO sees.
Jet Edges from
lac. TO q YARD.
let Trimmings. from
ssc. TO 90 4 YARD.
Jet Girtiles. from
coque Feather collarsttss. from
s1.4s TO "a
coque Feather Boas. from
q TO sI2.
Coaue and Ostrich Feather Edsinss.
49, TO q A YARD.
Coqus Feather Band Trimming. from
sL3S TO e2 YARD. ss..a
.ssL 81 e. ~
Ostrich Feather Band Trimming. from
sl.50 TO e. 80 YARD.
Jet Nail Hsads-twenty shapes aud asss. IRON
C. TO e. 10 \ DOZEN.
BUTTONS.
New styles IN ,ss, crochet psasa. metal and tsilos
Riads,
TIE pALAIs ROYAL.
4. LIsNER-
Cor. l:th and Pa. ava ss5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

II IS somewhat reassuring to have Prof.
Heilprin. leader Of the scientific party just re-
turned from, Greenland. say that Peary's expe-
dition has enough food and fuel to last until
next summer lie agrees with the public in
thinking that relief party will then be neces-
cary. Heilprin appears to think that Peary is
safe until he returns 10 Mccormack BAY from
hi trip north, but that he will then be in dan
ger unless a vessel is there to bring HIM and
ais companions home The Academy OF Nat.
UTsl Sciences at Philadelphia ough. to see that
a relief expedition goes out next summer to
Mccormack bay 10 pick up the explorers OF
to 60 inland in search Of them ii they are not
taere waiting.
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FALL DREss GooDs.

FALL DREss GooDs.
Buy your Dress now. We have Q splendid assort-
ment Of everything now. Prices right. Values
cannot be surpassed. Styles in many instances ex-
elusive. So why delay!
Atwood Mixed Cheviots in Plaids Stripes and II.
Illuminated Grounds, 3S inches WIDE All the New
Fall Shades-Navy. Browns. Tans. Garnet. Grays.
&C.,
ONLY SOC. YARD.
IS and 40 inch Fancy Plaid serges. in the latest com.
binations OF colors. twenty different styles.
ONLY 5Oc. A YARD.
40-inch ALL wool French Plaid SERIES.
75c AND s5c YARD.
45-inch Reversible Cancels Hair serses. all WOOL
Either side can be used fol- the trimming; ex-
treme novelty.
54-inch Atwood Cancels Hair suitings. actual
"0''A "i'-' Aux 75c. AWARD.
A full line Of colors in 4O-inch Henriettas for
Soc AWARD.
Bedford Cords. 40 inches wide.
s1OO YARD.
SERGES.
45-inch All wool Serge. Navy. 75c. yard.
All other shades, 40iach, 75c. yard.
THE STORM SERGE"
The most popular OF any OF them. Seems to catch
the fancy Of every one who it. Almost re-
sisting. Black and two shades of Navy,
Csc. A YARD.
Our Broadcoths- inches wide-svery shads-can't
be equaled for &1.5O. for
ROBES.
Some Of the latest Partisan fancies In camelb hair
Matelssse and jacquard effects. from Sl2. SO to
els is Robe. Fashion plates furnished gratis with
each Robe.
full stock Of Black and colored Dress and Trim
ming Silks at popular prices
Black Dress Goods in Bedford cords. camel's hair.
Jacquards and Cheyrons. Also full line Of Henret-
tas in Silk Warp and all wool. From 75c to 81 yard.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Contiuued beloW.l
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Judge Harris proposition suggesting certain
notifications o. the Mckinley tariff In the in
terest of foreign exhibitors at the worlds fair
was thought by some of the worlds fair CON-
missiOners TO be loaded AMI WAS therefore
rescInded and referred to committee. Al
though the author was not much OF a free
trailer when he was in public life his dis
elaimer was not accepted by the commission.
II is thought that the purpose will be attained
by a Treasury rriinv
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The Vannort wager Of battle in the shape of
pioughins challenge is unique and chimes
with the agricultural politics of the time No
man ought TO be considered farmer candidate
unless he shows his ability personally to cult
waite a ten-aere field What does Farmer
Brown have 10 say 10 Farmer yannorts propo-
sltiOn!
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- . -

The American republic. one year from the
opening OF a great presidential campaign. Is
engaged in some preliminary contests which
srr expected to settle 10 some extent the line
OF battle for the parties in next years conflict
In Ohio there would seem, from other evi-
deuce than the opinion expressed by Senator
Sherman in his spe, ch at PauldIng, TO be pend
Ing for the democratic party, at least. very
important decision the silver question. II,
saws the senator in effect the democrats we've
10 carry the state this fall they would surely
advocate free ard unlimited silver coinage in
Is92- But doctors differ. An economic star Of
the first magnitude. who is not politician,
Mr. Edward Atkinson, in the September
fOr,im. considers free coinage about dead
In the same number CT this periodical Mr..
Henry Cabot Lodge argues that free coinage
bill will pass both houses Of the next Con-
gees. but will be stranded On the presi-
dental veto Tie therefore thinks that
the question will be open for settlement at tie
polls next year. The two parties are somew bat
divided on the issue. notwithstanding the nearly
Unanimous action Of the democrats IN the last
Congress arising out Of a desire to embarrass the
republicans in certIin states But the demo-
Gratis, as Ar- Lodge shows have been largely
controlled IN tine matter by the Farmers ALI
anee. which favors free coinage, and SO long Us
the farmers movement has power IL NAV select
it's own issue- In the next Congress the free
silver democrats are largely in the majority of
the party. and while eastern democrats are op-
POSED to the policy Of free coinage the stress Of
circumstances Iiay force the whole party to
advocate il And one Of the most powerful cir
cumstanees driving them In this direction
would. doubtless, be the carrying Of Ohio by
the democratic candidate on u free coinage plat
form The eastern democrats would therefore
view an Ohio victory this year with conflicting
emotions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

Maryland besrudges the toothsome reed bird
AMI the suecuient ortolan 10 the visiting sports
men. Maryland should cultivate u liberal
mind and 4 magnanimous heart
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New 'H,pK.rs.

New 'Hpkrs.
100 Ladies' White Sheer Null Handkerchief with
lace borders Of White. Pink Blue The daintiest Of
H;,ndkerchefs Look to be worth SOC. but they are
OhiS ZEN
JOc. Al-linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs. hem
stitched and scalloped borders and drawn work de-
u y
30 New Styles Sheer Null Handkerchiefs, en-
brouered and corded. ONLY 19I4c. EACH
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

One man in New York will never rise to the
height % seh-abaesatioI. and remark: Your
governor | can never be-" Ills maine Is Jones.
ard. il the opinion Of some peopls. he might
say 1t with truth and without any self-sacrifce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05
FoR SATURDAY We SHALL Orrrr
IN OUR LADIES, DEPARTMENT
DEPARTMENT

$40 pairs ladies' Dmgols Button. common sense or
opera toes with or without patent leather tI~. at
sl -. worth 81.
~ pairs Ladies' cloth-top button. patent leather
tips. 81 81. - worth $3 20
81 rsirs LADIES' frou; Lace Boots. with patent
leather tips very stylish. a. e.. b. worth $3.50.
lss pairs Ladies Front ace la Tosca hand - ~,el
our own dessn. s3.9S worth g.
We have larse assortment of Ladies' Front Lace
to 81
IN OUR MEMS DEPARTMENT.
'aS pAirs Mems Lsce and Consress all styles and
sizes, AZ 81 -. worrh s. 20
q. pairs Mems Cslf Button. Lace and Consress, al
Sl!S. worth 81
,s pairs Mems Pine Calf Hand s,,r,d lace and C,n
gress IN eight different style lasts at So same a.
other shoe stores arr advert sinx at "a
+'o PAIRS Meas 50 Hsnd-sewei Button. Lace or
ConSrsss, al sty:es. at s3 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

The diplomatic and agricultural chuckie
over the rs-ertry of American pork into Ger
many 10 very broad and very deep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05


Out of present chaos in the matter of gar
bage collection VII doubtless be evolved a FAR
better and more satisfactory system than that
which has heretofore prevailed IN the District.
The direct responsibility in respect 20 this i'm
pOrtant municipal function which events have
cast upon the Commissioners and the health
Office, and the STR and publicity about the af-
f'ir. attracting public attention earnestly to
the methods pursued IN the past and to be
adopted in the future. can hardly fail to result
in improvements Whether from fanlts in the
sy-tem itself or from inadequate apProprla-
tions FOR the purpose. or from both. the gar
bage collection OF the past has been the subject
Of continual complaint The municipal gov
erurEeE. has shifted large measure OF the re-
sPOn-ihility uron the contractor who had UNI
dertaken the hbor and lie in his turn has COM
planned ofinadcquate compensation Events now
throw the labor upon the Commissioners and the
health office and the attention which VIII con-
seq1eEty re given TO the subject of garbage
removal. base: urou the opportunity and ne
costly for . thorough reorganization OF the
machinery Of the systC:T, ought to give 20
Wellington in TIE near future that method ~
solving the problem Shich - approved by tie
experience of other cities as the most effective
and economical. Il arriving at conclusion IN
The matter suggestions from the plans adopted
II. some OF the notably clan European cities
ought not To- be neglected. Meanwhile the gar
bage must Of coarse be collected The season
q, a hot SUN AMI sbun,iant frait Is still With us.
GaI The CONDITIONS consequently exist which
cause the Amount OF collections to be large aud
a; the same TIM, compel their speedy removal
Tor TIE sake Of the public health without much
regard 10 the expense necessarily involved
The tIsk Of thu Commissioners Is to remove the
garbage IL some way or any way that Is erec-
tive for IN. present. and 10 provide FOR the
near fu;are the best permanent plan that can
he devised. Neither they nor the health office
can address themselves 10 a work fraught with
more important consequences to the Washing
ton II thu future. which its people aspire to
make in al. respects a model city.
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Bu1LDrSa ASSOCIATIONS AND SAVINGS

BUnDISa ASSOCIATIONS AND SAVING
BANKS
TAKE EVERY DOLLAR THE THRIFTY
HOUSEWIFE CAN, By STINT. ACCOUNT
LATE. PROMISING HER AN ORDINARY
PROFIT IN THE FAR DISTANT AND UN-
CERTAIN FUTURE
OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM. on
THE OTHER HAND. PLACES HER
IN IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF EVERY
POSSIBLE COMFORT. INCREASING HER
WEALTH A HUNDREDFoLD. AND Ac-
GETTING HER PROMISES OF REPAY
MINT By THE WEEK OR MONTH IN
Is ARGUMENT NECESSARY,
TpRNITURE.
CARPETS.
STOVES.
BABY CARRIAGES.
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE L HEEI,MANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
on. e1a. aal AND 9.3 7TH ST.
GIG MASS. AVE NV
SOLE AGENCY FOR The PEERLESS
WHITNEY CARRIAGES. se5
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TIE cruel war Is ose., the last Of Balmacsda' .
forces having surrendered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

Hasn't Minister Egan rather Parnelied him
sclf1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

Tine New York customs officials are remark
ing: This is the yacht that Vanderbilt"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

Qua New HOVE
Is ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything that Ia new
and desirable in Household Furnishings. and is we'll
worth visit.
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room, Din
ing Room and ONCE Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Is devoted entirely to Carpets and contains the latest
and most desirable fall and winter colorings. All
grades
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock of Paror Furniture which for variety
of design and uniform excellence of material is not
surpassed by any house in the country.
SOME STARTLING PRICES:
Plush or Hair Cloth Parior Suites. Cash. eos;
credit. sD.
Poplar Bed Room Suites. pieces. Cash. sl4 credit.
sI5
"a. -; credit. 81 so.
Eight-soot Oak Extension Table Cash AZ 20
credit, 81.
Foreground Hair Mattress. Cash. e. so; credit.
tS.
Woven Wire Springs. Cash, O.. 25; credit. 81. 80
Brussels Carpet, per yard Cash. 00c. credit, tic.
Ingram Carpets. per yard. Cash. 3Jc. credit 4Oc
Carpets sewed and laid free Of No charge for
waste in matching.
TERMS:
Easy weekly or monthly payments
No and per cent discount allowed for settle.
ments in thirty days.
CAMS
CREDIT HOUSE.
selsr $40. s2l and s23 eth st. NV.
GET The Brsr.
TUE CONCORD HAaxraa
LUTz = BRO.
Se7 Fem. avs. sd,oinins National Hesel
TsuaA. md sssehsiS seesss uals st low srse'A
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LASsBuRoH & BRo.
OUR MOURNING AND BLACK GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

SoN "oVhNANu ANU BLACh OoODS
DEPARTMENT.
We will in a few days be receiving
and opening some Of the --latest nor
elites" ia BLACK DRESS GOODS.
The very latest weaves and desigas,
and the most stylish things ever
placed beforeour customers IN both
style and erect they are elegant.
Previous to which We desire to close
out the odds and ends Of several lines
OF goods at almost half their value.
pieces Atwood French Grsna-
dine. 40 inches wide Reduced from
81 to- 5c.
pieces All-wcol Aibatross, So
inches wide. Reduced from G5c. to
SOC.
5pieces Atwood French Foule. AZ
inches wide. Reduced from 63l5c. to
4Oc.
3p'eces Atwood Armure, IS inches
wide. Reduced from a5c. TO 50-.
2pieces Cancels Hair Canvas Cloth,
b inches wide. Reduced from 15c.
to 5Oc.
3pieces Brocade Mohair, 81 inches
wide. Reduced from TIC. to J0c.
fun line OF goods suitable fo-
Children's Uniform School Dresses,
namely:
'SS-inch Atwood Serge. 40c.
S-inch All-wool Serge. 5Oc.
3Sineh Chsviot. SOC.
40inch Mohair, 5Oc.
39-inch Atwood Cashmere. SOC.
Aohars are stu ia demaad for
carriage. street and office trsar.
There is aothiag better.
3S-inch Mohair Brilliantine, GoIc.
JS-inch MOhair line Quality Bril-
liantine, 15c.
4e-inch Mohair Siciliau, 15c.
42inch Mohair Sicilian, very fine,
al.OO.
4S-inch Pure Mohair, extra value,
SIOO.
We have Just received l case each
Atwood Siik-fnish Henrietta, 4G
inches wide. Jet and Blue Black,
1Jc., S11Gc. and LOO. for which We
have had such ready sale.
A discoun of 10 per cent off of all
Remnants of Black Dress Goods of
S1.OO per Remnant and over for merit
Heek only III Henriettas, Seiges, Mo-
hairs and French Atwood and Silk
anu Wool Novelties.
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MORE New UMBRELLAS

MoRE New UMpRE1IAs
For this great umbrella weather.
Union Silk Umbrellas ta6 inches). with bone. ebony
and twisted oak handes e. Is
The Br,ghton"-a splendid wearing union silk.
swinging gold ring handles, rubber handles, natural
wood handles. So Is
More "Brightons." with silver and pear. handles
six handsome designs. - 90
The Brighton Silk, with natural wood handles.
Size 70. g. IS. Size %. So AZ.
OF course still have a complete line Of Genuine
Gloria Umbrellas. Those with natural sticks-size
&c. 81. %. Size 70, 81 30.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

Now READY.
FALL AND WINTER STYLES.
YOUMANS'
CELEBRATED NEW YORK HATS.
WILCOX l. CO.. BOSTON. CELEBRATED SELF
CONFORMING HATS
COMPLETE STOCK DERBY HATS, FOR MEN AND
BOYS.
At 81 30. 81. s.. 80. So. 81 and s..
DRESS SILK HATS, s.. 81 and s&
FULL LINE SOFT HATS
At 81, 81 so. -, 81 so. 81. 81. 20, q. 81 50. 81
and So.
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS,
HATS FOR COACHMEN
CENTS WALKING AND DRIVING GLOVES
CANES, UMBRELLAS and RIDING CROPS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
se3-tr NV. cor. Pennsylvania ave. and 18th st.
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THE Law EXPORTER CO.. 5o3 ST.
PaINIJNG. LAW BLANKS.
$50 ~ " MOORE. Manager.
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CHILDREN's GoSSAMERS.
IL. 81. Is. &2 and S2.2.5.

ChiLphENS uOSSAMEhS.
81. 81. 65, &2 and S2...5
SCHOOL OUTFITS FOR THE BOYS.
Good Quality Wool Suits in a variety OF
styles 4.50t TO $1,000.
Separate Pants, 15c., 81. 90 and sI.25
Jersey Gymnasium Suits-two pieces. Sizes
Ito IA years. Sl95 to $40.
Serge Refers for early fall, 81 90
Refers for late fall and winter. Is. 90. Sc so
and $500.
Overcoats. "a. 30 to Sl2oO.
Cloth Hats, 10, zoe. and ell 90.
Caps. p. 10. 15c and 81. 0O.
Boys Unlaundered Shirts-best muslin-open
backs-JO and 62}4c.
Boys NiGht Shirts, 50c.
Boys Medium and Heavy Weight Underwear,
SO, s1c.. 81. 90 and 81. 25 a garment.
Boys shirt Waists in cambria. percale. out
ing and chevot 20, j and 81 nc
The Mothers Friend" Shirt Waists in
White muslin. figured percale and plain wool
in all coloIs. a5c.. 81 90 and Sl..JO.
Boys Silk Teck, Four-in-H Hand and Puff
Scarfs in polka dots. pin stripes and figures.
25. 35 and SOC.
Boys Linen Collars in all styles. lahc. each;
Boys Linen Cuffs. PIC. . pair; o.. 40 q
dozen.
Boys Cotton and Merino Half Hose, 25, Sc.
and SOC. Q pair.
Boys Gloves. Soc. to 81. 75 pair.
Boys Plain and Fancy Linen Handkerchief,
10Y. 10. Is. 25 and :i5c.
Boys Suspenders, 25, IS and JOc.
SCHOOL UMBRELLAS.
Good Quality Bingham School Umbrellas,
with metal or natural wood handles. 9Oc.
Gloria silk Umbrellas, sl.2o.
TOILET ARTICLES.
Afull line of Fine English Bristle Brushes.
Hair Brushes from 2sc. to g.. 20.
Tooth - - lOc &" 40
Clothes {" .. p5c l.25.
Eath {" e 25c liz
whisk Brooms in all Sizes 10 to 5Oc.
Rubber and Ceiluloid Combs. Sc. to 4Oc.
Soaps Of all kinds &c. to 7oc. cake.
Metal, Celluloid and China Soap Boxes, 25.
IS, 1jc. and Sl.OO.
Hand Mirrors. S5c.. 96c. and 81 90.
Tooth Powders of all kinds.
Toilet Powders. l5c. to SIC.
Bay Rum, %. 81 to 30c.
W. 4 S shampoo SOC.
clothing, 1Sc.
Ammonia. Sc. q pint bottle.
Toilet Waters of all kinds. 35c. to Tie
Extracts in all the leading odors
Sponges and Chamois in all sizes and prices
stationery of all kinds.
TRUNKS AND BAGS.
Afull limo Of Trunks and Bags at popular
prices.
All Trunks marked free of charge. Trunk
Strap given to all purchasers.
great many schools require you to furnish
BED WEAR, NAPKINS. TOWELS, &C. We
have Q comprehensive stock 1t the lowest pos
sibls prices.
Good quality Muslin Sheets for single and x
bsds-5Oc to 75c. each.
Muslin Pillow Cases. 2aKx36-20, a5 and
30c. each.
Hemstitched Linen Sheets for single and
beds-2x2ss yards Is. 50 pair.
Hemstitchsd Linen Pillow Cases, 22kx30-
q and d. 25 pair.
Pillow Shsms in cotton. linen, kc.-50c to
. 81. 20 pair,
white Wool Blankets for single and x beds
% to IS pair.
White Quilts. Bic. to % each.
Comforter. Cheese Cloth and Batiste in
white and coiors-el to s2. IS each.
Feather Pillows-el.T to e3 each.
full stock Of All-linen Damask and Huck
Towels si. 20, 81. 80. 81 to sc do..n.
Good Ali-linen Napkins. f-ol to e5 dox;
k-e2 TO so dog.
WOODWARD LorHRoP.
ssS 10th. 1lth and Sta nv.
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"we are open unfii 0 o'clork.
s1-we are open until oclork.
A BuILrrrs o BEAUTY
PIP EER RRR RRR 2 - IS.
Err In l:KkF kKkR w ssss
+ frn I Ekk ! ssss :

The coiors and patterns among our wOoLEN
DREsS GOODS sariexaievi as the foliage afte,
Jack Frost has touched them with his icy breath
Beautiful tints- II there is any thing prids
OURSELVES ON more than another 10 10 our DRESS
GOODS displays. There arc few houses in thi,
country that lay before their pm, rous ectwsir,
hns dam We DO We don't run to qasntity - weed:
viii ED Ear,tvn But novel. unique effects whA
we aim st. SoS,thins that appeals directly to the
delicate feminine srns- Of eesance. Your enthusias
TIC praiss Of efforts warrants laying claim &c
exceedingly gOoi judgment selection. That is moi
esotisuH - Iaet-evidcueed by the ''rAre bits OF
creation that are every day joining the hosts already
here.
STILL. THEY COME"
4o-inch JACQUARDs. in coral patterns.
''s'eepej" In Wine, Mode. Tau, blue. Steel and
Brown shades SO yard.
s2-inch BiADERE srRIPES-S 81 80 yard.
42inch BLACK and vARIESArED
STkIPES-1. 40 yard.
i4ineh FRENCH NovELTlES-those wave
like effects-S2. rs yard.
42-inch TUFTED CAMEI'S HAIR. in Cadet.
Tan. Brown and Gray shades. The eolors
In shading stripes-s2s yard
Al inch CAMEL'S HAIR and AsTRAKHAN
PLAIDS-s2 80 yard
a2-inch RYADEIiE STRIPES-so 30 yard.
al inch cAMEL's HAIR PLAIps-s2 Goa
yard.
45inch WIDE pLAIps Of Black .h.sry
threads, Overlapping Gray. Brown and Blue
gInuntls-s2 20 yard.
42-ineh BYADEEE CAMELs HAIR
STRlPES-Sl IS yard.
43ineh BEDFORD CORDS, in every fashion
ahle shasie-Sl. 3o yard.
5oinch HEAVY VALE BEDFORD CORDS
81 yard.
4oinch MIXED EFFECTS in BEDFORD
CoRD-tI. IS yard.
5O-inch CHECK SCITINGS for tailor dr,p-
tny-sl 80 yard.
46-tnch Striped Suitings-Sl Is u yard.
46.inch Diagonas-perfsctly Plain shades
IL 80 yard
42.inch "CNDULATING" STRIPES in
CAMEl'S HAIR-a2 yard.
42-inch LIGHT and DARK STRIPED EF-
FECrs ia CHEVIOTS-S2x yard
42-inch Bourette Stripes i yard.
The best patterns are French horn-and took them
from their native heath. You won't bs apt ind any
duplicates Of them in the city When you hear It re-
MARKED that We have outdone oursei, you
we'll pct treat 1t would be injustice
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-05

FALL STYLES In HATS.
The DUNLAP NEW YORK HATS. Fifth avenue
style. introduced today in silk and derby.
These styles are departure from anything shown in
hats for several seasons. Call and SEE them
wILLETT RUoFF.
Hatters amt Furrisrs.
au29-3m 800 Pennsylvania ave.