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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

The political affairs of at least four southern
states are in a state Of upheaval. In Texas there
was a free iiSh; in open convention. followed by
a split over the nomination for governor In
Alabama the KOlb irreSulars and the peoples"
party fuse on Congress and electors and there
are conf lent claims that a fusion will be
effected between these elements and the repub-
hcans on the electoral ticket In North Carolina
n third party state convention has recently been
held and republican state convention called
for next month. fusion not yet being agreed
upon, but possible. Gov. Buchanan's indie
pendent candidacy in Tennessee for re-elec-
ton makes the election of the democratic can
didate somewhat doubtful Over and above
all this the republicans are preparing to Sc
riously contest Louisiana, where the faction
fights Of The democracy have unquestionably
weakened that party's hold TO some extent.
While the democrats are perturbed in spirit
over ths hitherto solid south the republicans
are annoyed BY democratic chances in wiseon-
sin. Illinois and other western states. This il
not an easy year FOR the old parties, but there
would seem 10 be no particular danger of the
new party accomplishing more than a gain Of
Congressman and the honor of having here and
there scared the older parties pretty badly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

Campaign methods and morals form q sub
ject worthy the close attention Of intelligent
voters of al! parties. Parties are neither as bad
a. some writer's with an acute moral sense be-
lisve nor anything like so free from just
ceasure ts thick -and-ihin partisans always
maintain in defense against such attacks. The
truth is usually between these extremes But
there is quite enough OF evil In campaign
methods to Justify much Of the Remuneration
they have received. One difficulty 10 be avoided
in this discussion is the rebound from charges
made Unexpectedly. Periodical reviewing and
newspaper comment might vel. as regards ali
this class of topics. be made more effective by
moderation in tone and careful selection OF
facts. Mr. Herbert Welsh, in article in the
September Forum. points Oat publicity "a a
cure for corruption, meaning publicity III the
proceedings of national committees. How
ever well intended and meritOrious the sug-
gestion il not likely that secrecy viii cease to
be the manner in which campaign committees
Of the various party organizations will conduct
their business. Such general law as some
states nov have. requiring the publication,
sworn aTi subscribed to. of amounts expended
during each campaign, would do something
toward se,IriEg the desired reforms. But too
much ought no: TO be expected OF 4 = hind Of
legislation which Is merely corrective of the
more palVab.e evils complained of and does rot
reach the seat OF ;he disease. a halfway in
dorsement o: scandslous political profigacy for
party purposes under the plea that ii is fight
ing fire with ire" When public feeling III all
parties is thoroughly aroused the committees
will be lesshkely to use money in WAYS not openly.
in specific cases, to he defended In them
selves In the same review Mr.. Harter has a
plan for more efficient management which. be-
sides the publication OF campaign expenses.
devolves the chief work on the local commit
tees. with supervision in the central committee
and close adherence to party platforms. This
i the Old states rights notion in part with n call
for sincerity IN the other part that is refreshing
Mr.. Harter ia one Of the democrats who con-
triyed the free trade campaign for principle
and he seriously thinks that It was adopted to
be strictly, consistently and universally adj
hered to.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

Nearly all secular days are labors days in one
sense But Labor Day in the peculiar sense is
that which the working people celebrate today.
u Is set apart to res; AID TO athletic contests.
Music sniiyens the OCCASION The parade show,
what The organization look like and are In fac,
In word the dly is one devoted 10 American
labor sno energy so far they relate to the
persons who carry on. wage earners, the vast
industries Of the republic. Throughout the
eoun'ry there is no lack o: sympathy with the
objects OF the day and with those who partie,-
pate in lis ohseryance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

In about two weeks members Of the Grand
Army and other visitors will arrive here in
numbers TO attend the grand encampment.
which promises to be the most notable gathering
OF old soi'iier' ever welcomed in any land The
city has been engaged in preparations for the
event ever since IT vas decided to hold the next
meeting lere, and these preparations are now
In forward state. The cid soldiers of the
l mon and other citizens of the District are
pleased 70 do everything in their power to make
tie coming encampment perfect success. and
they hope that nothing whatever may occur to
mar the pleasure of the occasion in the slightest
degree. Malicious stories intended to prejudice
the public aGains; the citizens have been pub
h,hed- Bat there never mas been a time
VIXEN esfoi-ible penny -a-iiners did not indite
ISLANDERS o. ;hi. capital the public is well pre-
pared To receive such SANDERS at their true
value Washington viii welcome cordially all
Of the y-.e-an- Who can come and extensive
prosL Io., las been made for their comfort. 1t
IIl'ier Its.i H. hoai ilali,y - well as on the
splendid Oh or;UHIiie, II affords visitors for
sight eeing and entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

The AGhar tribal instruction is growing
apa"c ald the aIaeer sends alarming reports TO
InsiiA deny tire i:Issi.,R accounts. Ifit be
true. a. nc state. that the Russian colonel
In the recent engagement WAS the aggressor.
England vii be Obliged To interfere and give
protection &c her ally, the ameer Meantime
the Afgh..ns. Iar;ars and other people in the.
eou''try are rsbelin; against the weak central
authority and holding ont inducements to the
ear TO oeenPy the hand and ''restore order"
The situation is one OF gravity with tendency
to become speedily more serious. 1t will tax
the powers Of Mr.. Gladstone and Lord Iose-
bery 20 the utmost to avoid war and vet main
tain the national honor and interests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

An inspection OF premises Is an aosolase.ne-
eersiiy OF ne sanitary sitnation at such u time
as this Another Is the promp, and thorough
removal Of the garbage IL the city Is made
clean and kept clean no pestilence is possible
Cholera nnds 10 firm fOothold in a community
On the lookout for it. The health autbori,,cs
have been daily warned in this viyal matter by,
TIE STAB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

The difficulty that inning ants appear to
have abou; getting proper bath in quarantine
affords a horrible suggestion Of the condition II,
which they are discharged through tbs eouatrv
under ordinary circumstances Perm.,en,
bath facilities of an adequate character voula
be well worth while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

Inc insiaious choiera-Serrn is evidently-plar,-
nihg an attack ON American politics \ yigsr
ous quarantine should be established
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

III the thernoineter viii continue to-stapd bv
the people during the cholera ssifs.slop. much
Shat it has done IN the past viii be lyrgiyen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

Possibly Corbett's haste in. entering the ex-
hibiton arena vas purely-a matter or discre-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

People who live in the puSlic gaze NAV Ms
well rest for awhile. sullivan and Corbet.
have the center CT the stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

senator Pisst Is now open TO the advances Of
The interviewer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05
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Extremely refreshing "a see clean. bright pair OF
Russet Shoes these days The majority Of them bsar
marks OF roush usaeethey have been % the seashore
and up the mountains until they look almost
burned their owners. Russet Shoes VIII continue
10 be worn for long time yet-'xAy into the winter
and you well afford 20 lay aside your old and
get q pair from Messrs. WILSON CARR. 9sg
+ ST. All a their russet foot which for
mery sold AZ - per pair has been reduced e5-al
Russet Shoes which we're formerly IS now e. 80
per pair.
II your feet tender pair Of their famous e. 80
footwear will afford immediate relief-a variety Of
shapes to select from se5-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

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New goods are arriving. New Laces. New
Ailnss New Handkerchiefs. New Ribbons
New scarfs. New Hosiery. New Fall and Win
ter Underwear. &c.
New HANpkERcH1rrs
Especial lots of Al-linen Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs at 25 and SOC. Latest designs and
best values yet offered 1t these prices
j.; ! = ! e. e. S !. T. +. : :: :: !
E Esf f. Es' B B'f 81 SS$S'SSEE .1 3 BD1 3
4 4 ZEE BDbp = uu p g ooS S kEs Bpb , ::
We stin have few left Of the last seasons
Navy Blue Fall weight Jackets, but in small
sizes only. viz. 32. "a and SO. Here the
REDUCTIONS: p. So %. s10 s12. els and els
Jackets now e2. 81. % and SC.
Grand chance to secure q good Jacket for or
binary wear at less than half price,
William H. MoKSEw.
1t 933 Pa. AVE. NV.
Do You NEED ANY
:; F. g.: $ s. ;: : II ::
FoRKs OR KNIVES
FOR THE COMING ENCAMPMENT!
We have purchased. under price. limited quantity
of silver-platsd Teaspoons. Tablespoons and Forks
silver, that we will sell at
81 the 4 dozen Teaspoons
81 the dozen Tablespoons.
81 the q dozen Table Forks.
These goods that cost regular Just 80 per cent
more and a special snap. Remember. We offer no
common ware. but warranted triple plate. something
that will you for years and yet desrer
than ordinary plate. It's rare chance.
QUADRUPLE SILVER PLATED
Butter Dishes from 81. 80 up.
Cake Baskets from $3 up.
Casters from e.. 30 up
Berry Dishes from s3 up.
Cream Pitchers from 90. 30 up.
Sugar Bowls from s3u
Ice Pitchers from 81 up.
Complete Tea Sets from 80 up.
We carry the largest stock of Silver plated Ware in
Washington and can show everything manufactured
In that line.
We only keep the best grades of quadrupc Plate of
Reed l. Barton. Rogers Meriden and other standard
factories.
R. HARRIS & CO.,
seo-m.w.f Corner eth and Dn.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05
TIE CoRRrcr AUTUMN HOSIERY.

To write tina. 600 dozens-1OS 900 psirs-of stock
ings represent the import orders of the Pasis Royal
only interests when learn the results of such
gigantic purchases from the source of supply.
~ means. ohen coupled trith a cash business,
the most economic method Of bringing together the
producer and consumer; IL means. in other words.
the best possible variety and the lonest possible
Srices; it nssans therefore, that FOR any price you
may nan< the best quality possible.
L RIGGS for Ladies' and Chldren's Hose range from
Zoe. to 81. 90 pair Descriptions cannot be at
tempted in a column advertisement. However We
can point to the STOCKINGS offered at 3jc or three
pairs for 81 It's easy claim all the virtues but
not so easy to possess them ask you to be
judges Of the Paais Royals &c. Autumn Hosery-a
special display tomorrow.
OcC. for these Paris Isle Thread Hose comprising
the following combinations of colors- audscious
and therefore typcaly Partisan: Red with blue up
pers. red with green. red with yellow. red with gray.
mahogany with gray. gray with canary. with
lavender brown with yellow, bronze with pink. tan
with blue pairs for 81.
OOC. for these Ribbed and Plain Stockings with
black feet and ankles and uppers in various autumn
shades course Jdst black and ingram dyed.
You should know and probably do know that If the
stocking is dyed in the twill better than If
dyed after weaving. This question: Hou often can
you bug Idrn-dped Lisie Hose for 8 pairs for ST.
CcC. for these Fast Black Cotton and Isle Hose
In the various autumn weights styles Note these
Ribbed Hose the white toes and heels will tell you
they are yarn dyed. The full length, the improved
shape the superior silk finish! Ever before seen such
Stockings for 3 pairs for 81!
NLOVES for the acknowledgements of dozens Ask
to see the New Figskin Barrtz NJ, usquetsires Be-
side the new rood shades the three new reds
thirty three shades in all. The genuine Bisrri and
only Sc. pair.
AAANDKERCHIFFS-L: and Lawn-from 13c.
TO e3 81 each. Here and there among the tho II
sands are bargains worth knowing %. Note the
embroidery or these LADIES' ScdiLoped Border Hand
kerchiefs marked only Sc. One dollar before
bought any three such Handkerchiefs. Twill not do
30 soon ssain when these gone.
ANOTIONS.-Aways something new. Here's Comb
that won't break and costing only 20 What it's
made Of is secret. but it's good looking and the
maker has confidence in 1t to enamel on it these words
This comb ,ci be crchdaged for aeu one If broken
in far Utthia tUel.e months.
And here is the new Extension Dress Shield at only
% cents Directions for First tdsten the shield
at the drmbOte. SEW THROUGH THE BINDING
ONLY, then stretch dopnudrd until the she'd Is
sn,o0th. and Jdsten the loose tapes to the seams
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(Coftinued below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05
SoxsEn BEAUTY
Err EEr' RRHf s Eh ET- s.ss
3 ZEE I Z EE 7 ssss :

ZEE eSss =
Wv " WHAr i. richer than good Black for =
wWxw drs's' What is cheaper than poor B'.'.'
W w You must know where TO draw the lines.
IAN no: good that is black" But all that IL in our
Black Goods corner Is the sterling kind Woven
rght-and dyed right Odd pattern, suit bsssshas Is
the aim of fashion There are not more than one
or two weavers that know how to work In black but
they have been through the mill sxpsrisnce and are
graduated experts Perfection their only product
and We stick to them. They have done themselves
proud for this season. Their des,gns-liks their
quaities-are exclusive. We have piled the counters
full of the novelties with the plain staples as founda
ton As far as price goes they don't cost any more
than the experiments of the less celebrated Whom
don't take any larger purse to reach the best-have
by all means.
4O-inch WOOL MoIRE-sl yard.
42-inch BROCHE DIAGONAL-&1. 80 yard.
4a-inch CHEvRoN sUITING-sl.5 so yard.
42-inch SILK STRIPED SERGE-s1. rs
yard
MATALASSE SCITINGS-sl3 IS and 81 50
ayard.
CROCODILE sUITINGs-plain and striped
efects-sl- 20 and 81. so yard.
WOOL JACQUARDS-cord, arsbesque, bro
cade and stripe patterns-s1, 81 % and so
ayard.
BEDFORD CoRDs-plain and fancy designs
los. 81. sl.2o. so. ~. ~ Is and s2.7a
ays-d.
FRENCH DIAGONALS- both narrow and
wide wales-75c.. 81. 81. 25 and 81. so yard.
a.
42-inch GRAPE CLOTH-sl yard.
FRENCH FLOwERED. FIGURED, SPOT
TED. LINKED. OVAL. STRIPED. d.
AGONAL and BROCADED sUITINGs-75c..
81. LIS ard 81. 30 yard
HE LEADER
will reign supreme in fashions eye. Of course We
have collected variety that will satisfy every long
ing.
4O-inch WOOL BENGALINEs-small cords
81 and 81 so yard.
46-inch WOOL BENGALINES-medum
ds-S2 yard
4iinch WOOL BENGALINEs-two size. of
large cords-S1. IS yard.
SPRAYS FHou The FLooD Or
Fashion.
ALL-wOOI. HENRIETTAs.
PRIESTLEI'S SILK WARP HENRIETTAS.
PBIESTLEY'S SILK WARP DRAP D'ALMAS.
LCPIN'S CASHMERE SERGES AND CAMEL'S
HAIR.
COURT AULD'S GRAPES.
PRIEsTLEY'S Wells AND YELLING.
More is expected Of BLACK GOODS than of any
other member Of the dress fabric family The more
reason for you to be particular in picking We have
not single yard that's not trustrorthp- neu-and
meat Ours must be the collection you are looking
for.
PERnr,s
NINTH AND The AVENUE"
Established 1s40. Telephone 99o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05
AUTUMN HINTS.
LONDON AND PAn1s FAsuross.
An Instructive EXHIBITION.

HOSE who have lately returned from, Europe will
md fac-siInies of the autumn costumes now being
worn I'm Paris and London Oh exhibition and sale at
The Palais Royal. And, what viii most astouish at
prices little more than charged in Europe. And
not only costumes ready made but also the
In fact almost every detail Of une's autumn toilet
While the buyers will be glad sell they will be as
pleased TO show the results of their labors
cislly II your criticism happens to be favorable.
Since this Is not formal opening of the autumn
season you must not expect special decorations
You'll find the store appears more like whole
sale than retail establishment, but the material 10
here TO maize the ordndest shori,sV o utun Goods
ever collected uader the ROOF or the Pa ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

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Dollars Saved" LARS EARNED.
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Dollars Saved WEEK OF MONEY saw
Dollars Saved" ING.
Dollars Saved" FURNITURE MARKED IN
Dollars Saved" PLAIN FIGURES. from which
Dollars Saved" discount of % cents on every
Dollars Saved" dollar is allowed.
Dollars Saved" discount of 81 cents on every
Dollars Saved" dollar expended for Curtains
Dollars Saved Curtain Materials and UphoI-
Dollars Saved" stcry Goods
Dollar, Saved. To Be More Explicit.
Dollars Saved" You s1re s35 on scsrv hundred
Dollars Saved" you spsnt y, Fs,yaiture
Dollars Saved" You save S35 on every hun
Dollars Saved" dred you spend in Lace or Tur-
Dollars Saved" conan Curtains. Curtain Mate
Dollars Saved rails and Upholstery Goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

Now Fon MoRr Roox
No doubt you've noticed the extensive
improvements going ON at our Main Depot,
cor. OH and Pa ave. NV. We need more
room for our rapidly tncressinx trsds. We
like TO have stranger IN or butter. Sortt
means new customer. ON butter slvay1
meets eYpectations. rood way 20 buy tie
usual IS. Grade Of CrSanery Butter b hy
the 6lb. toy q 81 80. thus saving Pc 3
your peesent butter merchant dossnt suit
You. try Gun butter.
JAMES +. OYsrxs es.s.....r .. "a. o1 ,...
Main Depot. cor. 9Th and n ave. NV
Stands In Center and st marksSuL $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05
l2ac. Each. l21o. EACH.
MISSIx. FosDA & CompAsr.
SO7 p Ave n. !,

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:. The LapoRrse Men Their inter.
55 ests. like those Of all other careful buyers are
er allied with ours. with the single exception
W that while they the alert for larger wages
se we are constantly striving to reduce the price
~ of their necessaries.
vs. Here are four Bargains in Bright. Fresh.
ss- seasonabe SHOES which will for,abiy appeai
81 to them. They're FINE Shoes unsurp assed
eH- for comfort and wear
~ Two for the working men; two for their wives.
81 THE FIRST
s-is DIV Mans ai SHOE and is sll SHOE,
ss- no Introduction; Shoes that are not
g as good are sold elsewhere for 90
IS we have new invoice just made to
a sS5 S sSnE;ess styles and szes-aceS1 as
E"c,r. ,,. e,,1 THE !. s e. ST,e OWN
i iII;Y' gga fssn srSkt sn sSS
fses asR sasP but
49, .. s e s u III i s.sss 81;
~ week In square and round toe, with
e1- patent leather tip. It'sv strong solid do fn
60 servicesble SHOE. and it's cheap at..SoZ.fS
THE FOURTH
e1-Is q regular "a Don2oa, Hand-seyed
60 BUTTON SHOE for ladies' We have
80 it in pointed, square and opera toe
~ with patent leather kid tip, and
eN- the beauty Of it is that II viii sell . - no
es- this week for 81. IS .........,...,SE.SS
F. F. ! !, # MI #$$H$ N f + u
F "A "A MAA H ILL !
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10TH. nth kF Sis. y. ".

4 UTUMN THINGS VISIBLE ON ALL THE
COUNTERS. Each day unsolds some new treasure
Rich. beautiful oonceits Well gladly tell You al
about thern-theres something worth knowing Will
take pleasure in showing them to you-;hey're worth
seeing. Needn't feel compelled 10 buy las, week
We told you OF the NEW DRESS sTUrFs. Under.
WEAR. HOSIERY. sHAwLs. UPHOLSTERY.
CURTAINS. RUGS. &c. Today you can see some
dainty
TEA GOWNS AND FLANNEL WAISTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

New goods are arriving. New Laces. New
Nilngs. New Handkerchiefs. New Ribbons,
New scarfs. New Hosiery. New Fall and Win
ter Underwear. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-05

NV 41ANDAENCdIEES.
Especial lots Of AI-linen Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs at 25 and Soc. Latest designs and
best values yet offered II these prices.
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-09-16
THE CHOLERA.

The dreaded Asiatic scourge is in New
York city and there have already been
six deaths, the first of which was Sep
tember 9th, and the last one yesterday.
The President has taken action, stopping
immigration from infected ports and the
Metropolitan authorities are confident
that the disease cannot become epidemic.
Our readers should not become fright
ened, as fear renders one liable to the
disease, but take precaution and hope
for the best. 1t is significant that when
the cholera visited this country before
there was no cases in the Green Noun
tains, and for that matter the plague was
confined to the cities and the West. In
the latter case no doubt immigrants
brought the infection in their baggage.
In another place we print formula fol
the diet and treatment of this disease.