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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
Dealings on the stock Exchange on a Larger
Scale Than lUsuaI.

NEW YORK, Nov 2.--1he dealings in the stock
market were on u much larger scale this MORN
ing than on any SIMILAR period for several DAYS
past Up TO noon the sales agsr ted 40 so
shares. The failure of the Maverick National
Bank In Boston and the expected heavy iiqui-
dation OF long accounts in consequence were
made the opportunity for vigorous attack
upon the whole list, AMI especially at the open
ing. The opening isures were Is to IL
per cent lower, led by New England am.
Atchison. Lake Shore Pacific Mail and
Delaware and Hudson During the early trad
ing New England and Atchison experienced a
further decline OF ] percent each The rest OF
the market was somewhat st.adieT. however.
and recorded slight recovery by IL
o'clock In the hour 10 noon dealings were
confined to Northern Pacific, Atchisou. St.
Paul and Chicago gas. but the first named Was
the only one that recorded any decline of
moment. dropping "a per cent. 72t.. The gen
eral market at noon was only slightly changed
from the figures current at III o clock. At this
writing Q:3O p. m.) the market is dull and feat
ureless.
Money. per cent. Exchange quiet but
firm; posted rates. 4.Sl1Sa4siJ5; actual rates,
4.SOl a4S0ls for GO days and 4. o3$ al "a for de-
mand Governments steady: 6s. III bid: As.
coupon, ll6$4 bid; extended Is, registered, 991s
bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

a Coiored Man Pals Prom IN. s~co,a-s,.,,
wfndoW

Vim. Bel. colored man employed at the
II. James Hotel, met with a serious and peg
haps fatal accident tins morning about ID
O'Clock. He was at work washing window N
the second story when he lost his balance aud
fell TO the sidewalk. rnjuring himself about tie
shoulders and body. besides sustaining internal
injuries.
When picked up he unconscious phvsl-
clans we're summoned. aud the injured man 10
moved an the ambulance to Frccdmans Hoo
pital IL Is feared that he cannot recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
ELECTION FORECASTS
How 1t Looks in the States of New
York and Ohio.
MARYLAND And BALTIMORE CUNTESFS.
The Second Week of the Racing
at Benning.
LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CHAIRMAN NEALE CONFIDENT.

He Says That He Looks for Governor Camp
bells Reelection.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS. ONO, Nov. 2.-Chairman Nealo OF
the democratic state committee said this morn.
ing that he felt more confident than ever Of
Campbell's election. There is a rumor curren,
among The democrats here that the polls thai
the democrats have made shows the election OF
Campbell, but that the legislature will be re-
publican.
Chairman Hahn has gone home to vote, bu
those left in charge of the committee room.
here declare today that indications OF republi
can success are multiplying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
OHIO ELECTION RETURNS.
Elaborate Preparations to Receive Them In
Columbus.

Columbus.
COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. Elaborate prepa-
rations are being made here for receiving re-
turns on election night. There has never been
a campaign in Ohio in which the result was
watched with more interest, and every ar
rangement is being made to secure election
news as early as possible. In addition
to the returns furnished by the Western Union
Telegraph Company, both the republican and
democratic state committees will receive prl-
vate kilograms frou. every county seat in the
state. The republican. state committee has ST.
cured the city hall for election night. and al
that place they will hrar the returns. Special
wires will be run Into the hall for the accom-
mediation Of the committee and the newspapers
The democrats viii receive returns at With
vein Hall.
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sEx. dividend.
baltimore Msrxesa.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2-Flour steady-westeru
super a5oaaIs; do. extra, gSua<oO: do. family,
&6Saa0G winter wheat patent, 5.l5a5-5o; spring
wheat patent. 5.5ja5s5 receipts. IL s99 barrels;
shipments. ll,66c barrels. Wheat quiet-No red.
spot, l.0zkaLs; December, osfai.o<A; January,
Lv3] al0S May, i.ilalllk: steamer, No. red,
bushels stock. LSs7 s6sbushels sa.es, 5000 bush
els. southern wheat nrmer Fultx. l.0oa1.06;
Iongberry, l.00alos. Corn irregular aud higher =
mixed. spot. tsk; year, ssssa5ss.: January, ssks
$50: February. aBkassH: March. sS-receipls.
lkles bushe3g shipmeness ash bushels stock.
corn stea1y-whitA new. sosse yellow. new. ssasA
oets guiet end s1eedy-No vhzee vo1sEn, ol}6s
~ No : uazod vo1oosA oooA
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THE LIQUOR LICENSES.

The Commissioners TO Begin Their Consoles
alton Tomorrow.
All Of ;he applications for liquor licenses.
both for wholesale and retail. are now before
the Commissioners and awaiting action.
Commissioner Douglass. under whose charge
the kquor question directly comes has had All
oi the applications arranged according 20 the
precincts 10 which ihes belong. and will start In
bright and cariv tomoTrow morp,,s
"lth the applications in the first prcciuot
ana then continue numerically until he hes
acted upon the whole batch His recommends
tons will then be submitted 20 the other Cou,-
missioner sitting "a beard and each case VIA
be decided upon is merits
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RACING AT BENNING.
A Large Attendance the Opening Day of
the Second Week.

A Large Attendance ON the Opening Day Of
the Second Week.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
BENSINa RACE TRACK, Nov. 2.-The second
week OF the racing At Benning started of this
afternoon with good fast track and large
audience.
Ocypete in the fourth race and Capt. Man
ming in the fifth were scratched early in the
day, leaving the fourth with only four entries.
Betting on the first dash started of rather
slowly, the odds being Queenston, 10: Rex, ~;
Stray Lass, 40; Watterson. to s: Ballarat rs;
Ella, 10; Mollie v, IS; Bellevue, ~.
wArTERSoN FIRST.
The first race was won by Watterson, Rex
second and Bellevue third. Time, LOO. Mu-
tuals paid 1886.
PRArHER TAXES THE SECOND.
The second race was won by Prather, Ger
berus second. Time. l.4S14. Mutuals paid SO.
coLLoNADE TAKES THE THIRD.
Collonade won the third, Rockhill second.
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FAST AND FuRrous

FAST AND FuRrous
Goes the hammer On the anvil-each blow produc-
ing wall OF woe from quarter and cheer of
delight from another. Behold greedy and avari-
-cious dealers signing and crying. Then tx your
gaze on the populace-the consumers. the great
purchasing pubic. What transformation scene
the people wild with enthusiastic delight! An Eff
feet Of which we, in part. are the CAUSE. We're
in it up TO our ears. and, by the eternal" We
- shall win in u walk. because
THE PEOPLE ARE WITH US AND FOR US.
Going home to vote and to get others to vote with
you: TIen go in good shape. neatly:and genteelly
dressed. Make u good showins-that's half the
SUITS AND ovERCOATs
In endless variety rich in quality in pat
tern, in design.
BLACK CHEvIOT SUITS
- Strictly all wool. genteel and Stylish suitable
for all occasions.
$3.50 suit
BRUNSWICK PLAIDS.
Sacks and GETAWAYS. models of trinnsss and neat
hess.
BLACK WIRE-WOVEN WILTsHIRES.
- Elegant Is the word which fttingiy and iorcibly
-describes the rich appearance Of these suits The
only III SIT is the Price, which should be Just double
tho amount We name.
$40 suit.
BLACK CHEVIoT SUITS.
Sacks and Cutsways. This material is very fine,
strictly all Wool and wool dyed. Another ,nisnt IN
SUITS OF IMPORTED CHEVIOT-wCOD BROWN.
- These extreme styIe SUITS are not he'd Ut FANCY
-hgnles nu arr ,.sai out at a iast and gait
--lOr the noiiinai SUM OF
CLAY WORST ED SUITS.
- These beionS TO til. Royal Family Of Suits and
-rrnt roya.iy 10 tiey m.intsin Their prestige nd
--Losti0n ne tai oi.ng ia, h. t. .Ygaste.
peect hsr As ssi anoiner IN . nssI ~
--pr!ce.
$ln3Oa suit.
A. IL
- KERsEls. O. NksCkIMs. DiAGONALs AND
s,..o cAssiMEhkS. 5000
sl''0o' SO si;,. Il S S,.,4e; 5000
,,s5.1.,. So. a.. adl.7l
-sisa lily. H sEsviSEAS Sstth * HEAVY.
= ,A ALt , NoYL kEhskA OsI EcoATs. MEDIUM
- PACK cI.Eyio. NvEhCoArs, siRICrLY
-AirMoJL i,D VERY HANDcyME,, go
- Drau Ionaon SiIokr. seal Brown and Anna
si@'"' sa;;. .. s,+-1,. si'.oo
- Coat. vest and pants-s.xes ID to Is years
shO..1 Pan rs So. is.
ts.L,s4 " II ysaIs).
bis ID. Il 10 = il sp years.
: ea,LD., ms ovERCoArs-si.s.4 to la years.
VICTOR z. ADIER'6
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
G.7 AND VIZ STH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL uHM
I ADIkS TAKE AN0OsTURA BIT1Ess 0ENER-
Syss ~! =
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An ELEGANT Srock Or DnEss
GOODS.
". NJ. SINISTER & SONS. 91o PA. AVE.

". NJ. SINISTER SONS. 9l9 PA. AVE.
Desires to call the particular attention Of the ladies
and all uho are interested in an elegant stock of
Dress Goods Of the newest styles out this season and
at very moderate prices.
Those who have dealt with us. no doubt. will ap-
precate what say. and If you will call and take
look at our handsome goods sure you will APP
preciate what say. and you will not be importuned
to buy.
We hardly need to all the different classes Of
Dress Goods. but assure you that We can show
a great many tempt ny and striking styles. and
they Will be shown with pleasure. and you will no
doubt. find a great many and beautiful things
that you will not find elsewhere in this city.
We also have q very choice stock Of medium price
Dress Goods. and we will show them with pleasure,
and feel confident you will not regret an oppor-
tunity to look our stock over
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The MA1oR1rr RULES

SAKs, s13 G TTTTHEN WE ARE LEADERS
= Ak, s15 = i You are like hundreds of
SAhS Sl3S other men-on the point Of
SAKs' sl5 = buying an OvERCOAT. Keep
SAKs, SD & with the majority and come here
SAks' slJ - for it. Goabout. first. if you want
SAKN sl3 too and see what all this ''hulla-
SAKs' sl5 & baloo" means-these big shouts
SAKs' sl5 from "small throats." 1t won't
SAKs, sloS take long to get to the bottom
SAkS sl3 - with them. Then let us show you
SAhs, SID - how close to the cost are figur.
SAKs, sl5 = ing-and what you will save. It's
SAKs, sl3 fact-we are proving it every
SAKS, sl3 s. day-folks buy quicker Of us after
SAKs, 81. - they have looked the field over.
SAKs, si5S The odds plainly in our ia.
SAKs, si2S vor. We want you to expect us to
SAKS SD e show you for SIS about what
SAKs, sl5 & everybody else offers at $50.
SAKs, SD - That's five dollars Us good as
SAkS, sl3 - saved. We stand behind the gar
SAKs, sI3 ment. If it doesn't keep up its
SAKs, si3 = end" your money is IS easy 80,
OONERCOAikO
SAkS sl5 - back again as it was spent.
NAkS, SID - Well own up to making a spe-
OOVERCOAIc
SAkS, sl5 - cialty of this sl5 grade. We've
SAks, sIo g garments enough in it to be a
SAks, slo - stock for most stores-In erers
SAKs, sl5 = style. When others try to com
SAkS, sl3 - pete with us they forget that we've
SAkS SlJ - got the matter all in our own
NAkS, sl3 - hands That zee 40 the making
CONERCOATIS
AK, s15N for Ourseires-while they are pay.
SAKS sic - ing manufacturers proft-tha,
SAkS, so - you have to make good. You've
SAKS, sl3 - got to ''sit in the saddle" to ride
SAkS, slJ winning race How can they claim
kCpNERCOATS
SAKS, SID - to be-''p.aying second fiddle tc
ANS 81, - the makers.
COvERCOATC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

hot Gan bREAk lP 4 BAD COLD D.. the firnely
use II Dr. ID. JayHe's Exccilrsnt an Ola ana nrn,
lar medicine for sore luags and 1hroats aud the
best oi all COugG nodes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
THE DESPATCH COURT on INQUIRY.

u Has Completed o.. WORK and sus.snitss-s
Hts Report tn >ccretsry Tracy.
The court Of Inquiry tina, has been invest
eating the loss Of the steamer Despatch has con-
pleted Its work. II finished it, deliberations ca
Saturday ard drew mp its report This docs
Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

No other house DOEs-EvER DID-or EVER WILL
sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such LOW
PRICES as WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
~ 3 KY 3 EEE " W SIS.
lNN TX SNN In WwMM SIS,
Z 4 4 ( KN Nm KRR sss'
E E {. II, E.. Y
= ZEE TIT TIT EE. ERR
( l. ! ! l. ssHfk

There IL no doubt of IL whatever. as the
demand during October provesit- Ours 10
the most eztsnsire and attToctfrs stock Of
Atgh-elass Coats. capes. Cloaks and Suits
IN the city. We vouh like TO have you look
At the variety We have. whether you wish TO
buy or not. No trouble to show goods
Beautiful line of the Fashionable Bern
hsrdt" Capes. eli. so to $50
(second floor. take elevator.)
UNDERWEAR
Plenty of buyers this manufactured in
by the weather. We have Ladies' and Chill
dren's Underwear in a greater quantity
than ever. Three specials:
ChiIdrea's Natural Wool Ribbed Vests
and Pants. IL was q happy thought to make
up the Natural Wool warmth-giving and
health-,-eservlng-for the little ones. Vests
and Pants. size 20. af sc. size ~ at 4:,c.
size "a at 47c size 20 at SIC, size y at
3d.: siI- 30 at 65c- size 32 at zoe. size
"a At 7gc.
LADIES' Natural Wool Ribbed Vests, spe-
ciaI grade. only CSC. each.
Ladies' Natural Wool Union Suits. "a. 20
and g..
RIBBONS AT MeNNEw'S.
RIBBONS AT McKNEw's.
Al nSU Ribbons because the department is
anew one
5-inch Satin Ribbon, in all the art shades.
for fancy work. This width sells regularly
elsewhere at sc. yet selling il at 4Oc.
per yard
.-iach Handsome Ombre Satin Ribbon, in
all the art coos. only CO... per yard.
No . AIl-silk Gros Grain Ribbon with
satin edge. all colors, real value Sc, only
&c. per yard
SPECIAL VALUES IN CHILDREN'S
AND MISSES COATS AND CLOAKS
Childrens Plaid Cloth Cloak. made
Gretchen style and finished with belt. and
Eand Satchel of same cloth. Very ''nObby"
and becorniny cloak
Size 1, q. 2. 10 and IL.
Price 5000. &c.. $50. sS2:5 and 80.
Misses Fine Diagonal Cheviot Goats with
collar of wide astrakhan fur and front
edged with fur. Black and Navy. Sizes 10,
IL. "a and IL years Only $40 each.
Various other styles in Coats and Cloaks
at equally low prices.
Third floor, take elevator.I
WILLIAM III. NcKSEw,
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MARRIED.

MALhEh-BkoMN. In Baltimore on octol,sr IA
ISL, hOAAhD &. MAlhEk Ia OLLIE %. Bit,ba ~
o,s 81 lfiice tf''r-es county. Mo, nj Iafayeft .
Square Trinity ChU.Ch. ~ ReY. Mar. M,,Ianahan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

slayin knocked Out by John Barleycorn.
LONDON, Nov. 2,-Frank Slavin, the pugilist,
has been arrested and fined 5 shillings for
having been drunk and disorderiy on Sunday
ton, attempted 70 forces his way into the
Eldorado Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
W. II. SINISTER L SONS,
010 PA. AVE.

GENTS FUR DEEBYs. LATEST STYLES. WORTH
" -; special sale. !Jc. -
ElSENMANN's HAT STORE,
oc3O-3t 1924 Pa W.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MI RS. 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
clAkRREA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world. BE and ask Tor Mrs. Winslows Soothing
syrup and take no other kind. 20 cents Il bottle
dl5-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market as repcrtsd by special
wire TO Cofson ard Mccartney Isis / street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

LADIES
NeedIng u tonic children that want building up
should take
BROWNS lKUN BITTERS.
1t IL pleasant to take cures Maara, Indigestion and
Biliousness. Ali ueaiers keep it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

the schooner winAsid Scott which lad opium
! aboard.
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E. E. E. g : Y ! s. Z !! ~ j
WY wv E. e." 4. s EN- sss
%~~Wx Exx "a 4 Il
e. e. $ % 90 TIT ssss
EE sss $ % $ % + ssssss :
II so 1T WILL BE WELL FOR
You TO KNOW THAT WE ARE
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL
KINDS OF MEMS RELIABLE
BOOTS. BOTH COARSE AND
FINE
FOR CALF BOOTS.
AT g.. 90.
AT $50.
AT $500.
AT $3.50.
AT s4.OO.
AT $500
FOR RELIABLE RIP
AND GRAIN BOOTS,
AT sI5o.
AT $500,
All $3.50.
To 81 80.
FOR BOYS KIP BOOTS.
ATsIOO.
ATsI25.
AT $50.
FOR THE FAMOUS
wOONsoCKET RUBBER BOOTS.
FOR MEN.
FOR LADIES.
FOR BOYS.
FOR MISSES.
FOR CHILDREN
4 III III II III :: ::
$50 AND .rsa SEVENTH ST..
1914 AND 1919 PENNA. AVE.
It 2:,I pENNA. AVE. Sc.
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The SUPERIOR

The SUPERIOR
REMEDY
FOR ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING IN
IMPURE BLOOD;
MEDICINE
WHICH
MAY ALWAYS
BERELIED UPON
TO GIVE THE BEST
SATISFACTION
sARsAPAn1LLA.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
HreHwAY RopBrRr.

Some bighwaymen steal your money othsr try n
steal the results of brain and fruits Of VOW
labor the latter h the worst form Of highway robbery
Merit has made asuccess Of CARRIERS LITTLI
LIVER PILLS. They have become q household word
and the people will have them they know their yslue
Then comes the hishwayman with his INVITATIONS
AND WORTHLESS FRUADs. and with thes@ hs
hopes TO trade upon the merit and reputation of CAR
TEh's LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
BEWARE OF THESE HI6HwAYAfEN; dopr h
Imposed upon with article offered 20 you as "jusf
n good" as ''c-AR-T-ER'-s." There is nothing 90
good ss CARRIERS"
Ask for ''C-A-R-T-E-R-s-a and be SURE Won cvt IL
genuine CARRIERS LITTLE Liver PILLS.
APosfTrvE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
ocsof.
II r WALKER SONS, cOS 10TH ST. Nw.--cAR.
~. PEI Lining asbestos Goods. Minor Brick and Clay
Z and S-ply koonnx. lame. Cenlsnt and Charcoal
$40 j. Il. kAl-kkh bOkk
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SOME New RIBBONS.


The New Satin and G. G Ribbons marked 35c. yard
are inches wide. in all the shales; the
best fancy work ribbons yet offered ut the price.
The new Millinery Ribbons are satin. double faced
and tx inches wide and at 30 and ~ cousid
eraey below prevailing prices FOR equal qualities.
COMPETITION FoRcEs PRrcEs LOWER
The new Ribbons quoted above are DANGEROUS rival
OF those previously in stock Thus the s. and q. q.
hiooohs' ~ Inches wide. mark d De. yard. are re-
duced 70 Ise bard. Those y inches wide. marked IA
cents. are reaueedto lie. gard Not desirable shade
Is miss
Feathers AT SPECIAL PRrcxs.
The Paais Royals Prince Of Wales" Ostrich
Feather Tips. marked 80 bunch. have been tho
tax OF competitor not less than pa,rons. What think
You or the special price or 70 ceats until Wednesday
The newly arrived Back Ostrich Tips. 3 in bunch
at 30 cents, will cause talk when thsy have been
seen and appreciated.
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SPECIAL PRrcEs FoR FuRs.

The Black Lynx. Coney ana Russian Hare Trim
ming that has been quoted such a bargain at SIC.
a yard is 20 cents until Wednesday.
The Russian Hare Muffs marked 81 ut the special
price of sc A hut Of q Chrisfnlas present. Buy
now and obtain better Muf than will be here at
Christmas for 81.
Capes from % to s4S each: from 10 to "a inches
lon1, The lest variety in town and not u few price
surprises.
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WILLIAM II. NcKSEw.
I,3 PA. AVE.


1t 13 PA AVE.
We ARE C1oru1ERs ExcLusuvE1
90 Up MODERN SEVEN
o o STORY BUILDING.
90 WITH AwELL-LIGHTED
AND VENTILATED FLOOR
SPACE OF 10000 SQUARE
FEET. is DEVOTED EyCLU-
sITELY TO THE SALE OF
NEWS. BOYS AND Chill
DREN's FINE CLOTHING AT
RETAIL. SHOES. HATS. FUR
NIsHINGS AND ALL OTHER
GOODS ARE LEFT TO THEIR
LEGITIMATE DEALERS.
DEvoTING. AS WE DO. OUR
ENTIRE TIME AND ATTEN-
TIoN TO THE CLOTHING
BUSINESS. WE CAN SUPPLY
YOUR WANTS IN THAT LINE
MORE SA7ISFA C7ORLLY
THAN IF WE HAD OTHER
BUSINESS INTERESTS TO
LOOK AFTER.
90 UR STOCK THIS SEA-
D o son SURPRISES ANY,
90 THING EVER BEFORE
SEEN IN WASHINGTON. IN
POINT OF QUALITY. STYLE.
FIT AND GENERAL EXCEL
LENCE THEY ARE THE
EQUAL OF THE VERY BEST
MADE TO MEASURE GAR
MENTs. AND YOU KNOW
HOW MUCH IN YOUR FAVOR
THE PRICES ARE OUR BOYS
AND CHILDREN'S GAR
MENTs ARE ESPECIALLY
ATTRI GIVE. YOU WILL
SEE HERE PATTERNS AND
STYLES NOT TO BE FOUND
ELSEWHERE IN THIS vICIN-
ITY. AS WE CONTROL FOR
THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
BIA THE PRODUCTS OF
SUcH CELEERA TED MAX
Frs AS
r GERs. PEEr & Go
BnokAw BRos.. Best & c
AND OTHERS OF EQUAL RE-
NowN. BOTH At HOME AND
ABROAD. AS DESIGNERS AND
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
FINEST CLOTHING on
EARTH. NOTWITHSTANDING
THE ExcLUsIvENEss AND
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF
OUR GARMENTS YOU WILL
FIND OUR PRICES EXCEED
INGLY MODERATE.
ROBINSON. PAnkEa & Co..
TIE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CLorH,
House Is AMERICA
1900, l2O2& l2O4FSr. nv
noe
To CoxxoIssruRs Or BUTTER.
Much Of thesrcc<ss Of Wedding Breakfss,s
Fla.r.,t Dtnnsrs LUNCHES. Asterpoon Ta.s
sumptuous sappess and Collations depend
upon the qualify and flavor Of the Butter used
Poor Butter nil spoIi everything. You tax,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

JOHNSON & LUTTRELL,
noe 1i3 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
SHorprso Norris o. INTEREST
FOR
lee PALA,s KoYaL.

The daily distribution Of goods at the whole
sale prices our methods Of ADVERTISING Tie
program Tor tuesday should be of interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
PARls ROBES AND Patterns

Il AXIS 4AOBES xAND l. ATTERNS
ACTUAL COST OF IMPORTATION.
Only thirtythree Of them; two alike in color and
few alike in design. The beauty of these fabrics are
not to be depicted by the writer's feeble pen or the
printers erstwhile eloquent type.
REDUCED To $1,000.
Dress Patterns Of Figured Cheviots in Golden Brown
Heliotrope. Steal. Navy. Reduced from $3.50 to
$40. so each.
REDUCED To Sll.5O.
Patterns of Figured Cancels Hair serges containing
four yards of plain and four of figured material. Re
duceo from els. 50 TO sll. SO each.
REDUCED To $3.50.
Patterns Of Tufsed Cancels Hair Fabrics in designs
as fantastic as beautiful. Art shades Reduced from
sl6. 9S TO sl2 30 each.
REDUCED To $3.50.
Patterns of Jacquards and serpentine Cheviots in
choice designs and color combinations Reduced from
s12. 9S to So. so each.
REDUCED To $1,000.
Patterns of Diagonal Bedford Cord in very scarce
and lovely shades Reduced from s13 90 to 10 80 each
To ARRIVE OK MONDAY >
Only twelve pieces but the choicest Bedford Cords
yet shown in Washington Quality considered. the
best bcrgain.
40 inches wide. only 81 yard
45 inches wide. only 81. % yard.
so inches wide, only 81 80 yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
FEATHERS AT SPECIAL PRrcrs.

TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER.
Cor. 18th 1t. and Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

ally When they isal low aprytsd II bTThesns ths1n
up. QG sIE0kkT sONt. sole manufacturers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

VICTOR z. ADLEES
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
G7 AND VIZ 7rH ST. NV.
coRNkk MAssAcHUsETTs AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL llR.M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-02
BARGAINS In FEATHER BoAs.

We make bargain of our 81 Coque Feather Boas by
reducing the price to $l6o until Wednesday evening.
Those yards long that will notice marked So
offered at the special price of "a. 90 each.