Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘Cnosuy 8, NOYES. —— THE EVENING ) STAR has the fullest Lecal (Cirenlation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Mediam te worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. SS ‘The railroad as a common eatrier is one of the powerful agents of modern civilization. For value received it develops and builds up cities and states. In this capacity it is entitled to receive and does receive from the public admiration, respect and support. When the railroad departs from the lines of ite business as common carrier, and mixes in politics, Bominates and elects local and national legis- lators, bargains for places on legislative com- mittees, hires a lobby and the silence or sup- port of newspapers, and essays to govern, and te govern selfishly, for the increase of its private gain and the injury of the public, then it assumes a new role in which a different Judgment is passed upon it by the people. The credit which it deserves as common carrier does not svail to justify its encroachments as a manipulator of politics. Not content to be s useful and valuable public servant, it usurps the authority of master of ‘the public, As a common carrier it would gain and hold publie confidence and support by the excellence of its service, by obedience to the Jaw, and by liberal improvements for the pro- tection of life and property. As the public's master it disregards the law, appropriates pub- lie property, makes no effort to save life and femove trade obstructions along its line, and saves itself from the legal consequences of illegal acts and from the necessity of expendi- tures in public improvements by manipulating to ite will the people's legislatures, Washing- ton needs railroad carriers, not railroad rulers, It wants all the railroads that it can get, and it wants to see them supplied with the means of furnishing the best possible passenger and freight facilities. It is not necessary in order to have railroads to permit them to break the law at pleasure, to turn over to them unconditionally the freedom of the city, ana to give them power of life and death over the inhabitants, The modern tendency in cities is to insist upon individual rights against the cor- porate aggression, st least in matters in which human life is concerned, and the move- ment against steam railroad grade-cross- ings is widespread. No city has profited more largely through railroads than Chicago. They have made it great. But Chicago now perceives, from the record of slaughter at its grtade-crossings, that the tracks of its useful servants should not within the city limits be on grade. And it struggles for this improve- ment. It does not seek to banish tho railroads, but to render their presence reasonably safo and to reduce as mach as possible the ugly feat- ures of their occupation, The caso is the same with Wasiington today. Here, however, the benefits bestowed by the railroads have been smaller, the gratuitous privileges granted by the city have been larger in proportion, and a decision of the country’s highest legal tribunal bas pronounced illegal every diversion by the roads from thir ntwin course through the city. ‘The situation is almost equivalent to the es tablishment of new lines of road, from which concessions by way of compensation uiny naturally and reasonably be exacted. The people ask that in pardoning past offenses of the road and in rendering adequate its passen- ger and freight facilities, Congress will also take advantage of the opportunity to protect life, remove an obstruction to trade, and in- crease the attractiveness of the city. —— «= “Electrothany,” “electrocide,” ‘“electroeu- tion”—these are a few of the attempts to give a name to the mode of death by which Kemm- ier suffered this morning. The popular tend- eacy, as distinguished from the scientific, might be in the direction of some such word as Kemmierize. The name of the first victim woula seem to answer as weil as anything olse, especially as bis case has become, in spite of his own insignificance, historical The mis- ereant Burk at Edinburgh gave the name Burk- ing to murder for the putpose of selling the body of the victim for dissection purposes, It may be just as appropriate to apply the name of the law’s victim in» murder case as that of the one who makes victims for the law to avenge. a People are as « rule as reckless in lighting fires with the kerosene can and in entering with an open light, drug store or grocery basements filled with inflammable oils and spirits as they are in overcrowding cars, steamboats, theaters and other public places, Indced it would seem from the numerous casualties reported that | haman life is esteemed less sacred the more necezsity there is from the advance of modern improvements for protecting it. The man who lights his pipe in one of these basements, as the victim of a Denver drug store explosion did, takes his life at the point of s lucifer match. —— Free speech is now far above parand advanc- ing rapidly in free Kansaa, The Senators of ‘that state have been doing and saying some things that are notable and 20 have the con- stituents of one Representative nominated for the next House. The republican convention of the seventh district absolve the nomince, Col. James Hallowell, from the “dictation of Party caucus upon all economic issuea.” Ac- tion of this kind makes the tariff more than evers looal issue, oo The “desperate gang of republican conspira- tors at Washington,” “the rule of Reed,” the “life tenure republican supervisors. at the polis,” the “packed republican returning boards,” the “bayonets at the polis,” the “self- perpetuating republican minority,” the “war party in Keutucky,” the “infamous force bill,” and the “troops at our elections” were ail run- ning for office on the republican ticket in Ken- tucky. At least the Courier-Journal advised alljgood democrats tovote against them at the state election held on Monday. a Give us decent expedition and absolute cer- tainty in capital trials and punishments. The law's delays aro the public's misfortune, as well es the prisouer’s torture. The purpose of punishment is the repression of crime, not the infliction of horrors. No matter whether mar- derers are to be hanged, garroted, Kemmlered or what not, let the trial be over reasonably woon, the sentence carried out with cer- tainty, withoat delay, in merey both to the criminal and to the society he has outraged by bis crime, —$—— Queen Victoria by accident almost got her fect wet in crossing the ferry at Cowes yester- day and for the present the Bebriug sea troubles, Heligoland and everything else is shelved until the good lady and her loyal sub- Jecta recover from the shock. ‘The Mormon hierarchy has been routed and ne doubt remains that « Gentile will sit as del- egate from Utah in the Fifty-second Congress. Criminal practices, based on superstition and barbarism, cannot be permitted to disgrace in defiance of Jaw and national sentiment eny commonwealth of the republic. — In Newport circles George Washing ton can- mot hold a candle to George Wales. Davy Crockett isto have a monument over his grave in Tennessee. Fortunate Davy that his grave is not in New York. SOT ‘The five thousand doctors who are in attend- ance at the Berlin Medical Congress are giving ws @ chance to get well. Steen Burd Grabb should be sent by the President, Bot to Spain, but to the Canaries. ‘The bad novels are getting » great deal of free advertising and inducements are thus Offered to those who have not written any erotic books to begin now, a0 as to come im on the tide. (me ee The electric wire is hereafter to be regarded as deadly even when intended to be sa, =" id i, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1890. Warx You Osozm B: Mun Writ full name snd office address in ink, plainly plain and careful. 1f possible send eample af color desired. When in doubt send fcr samples and return the sample you wish to order from. The safest way to send money is by post office money order. Send to order of A. Lisner, corner 12th st. and Penn, ave, Ladies’, Men's and Ladies’ Furnishings of every description securely and promptly forwarded by mail and express to any partof the Union. Address: Mail Se ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) "Ea Send Jor @ Pair of Pigskin Mowequetaire Gloves reduced from 8910 79 ents, or for the b-bultom French Kua Glowes, reduerd from 96 to 85 conta. Anz You Gorse To Bostow ‘Those of our patrons who have pot yet left towa will be interested in this morning’s arrival. 2,000 TRAVELING BAGS. These Satchels are imitation alligator, but so like ‘the real that even when placed side by side it is diffi- cult to detect the one from the otifer. Bize. ‘those of real alligator, which we sell from $5 to @9, have nickel trimmingw safety catches and lock, The leather is the same color avd wrinkled exactly like the allizator skin. This effect 4s produced by stereotyping, & proosss making it im- possible for the bag to be otherwise than a facsimile of the real siligstor. 547 Pleuse leave your orders st once if you wish the 26-inch size. Only three hundred of this size arr.vod ‘this morning, one hundred of which have to be re- served for those who have anticipated their arrival and paid for them in advance, OTHER THINGS YOU WANT. Straps, Toilet Cases, Collar and Caff Boxes are here at Palais Royal prices, Then you know how sca: and dear afe Toilet Articles at the seashore and mot tain. We are quoting special prices. Here are afew hints: Cuticure Sosp..... Pears’ Scented Soar. Pears’ Unscented Soap. White Rose Soap... Coudray’s Lettuce Soap .... Packer's Tar Soap . rabaras Linen Writing Paper (1.00 sheets Envelopes to match ..... Warranted Tooth Brushes. Warranted Nail Brushes. 827A very special bare Ivory. We are offering Prush, Comb aud French Plate Mirror at little more than the usual price for the Mirror alone, Palais Royal price. (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL, 82> Sent for a Pair of Undveesed Kid Mnusquetaire Glows. retuced from 98 to 95 cents, from SLES to G1. 15, Srom $1.55 & $1.45 a pair. Remsaxrs Or 1le. Rissoxs. We have been selling Pure Silk G. G. and Moire Ribbons, 2 and 234 iuches wide, in all colors, and worth 17 and 19 cents s yard, FOK ONLY 11 CENTS. All kone but remuenta if yon require any lenxth from U inches to 6 yards you can be accommodated in << THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 8 Send for a Pair of Black Sik pod pasal or Gloves, 25e. quality reduced to 21 cents; S00. quality for bh cents; 75e. quality for 68 cents. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Fast Brace Hostery. Warranted Fast Black Lisle aud Cotton Hose, with @ouble high-spliced heela, reduced from 35 to 29 centa, For tomorrow only. Out-of-town mail orders will be filled at 20 cents if received this week. ‘HE PALA (Continued below.) = eral Po eensttaniaase erate See e ee Sa AU Laces at 10 per cent discount—10 per cent af matked prices, Fission Br Mux. . Out-of-town patrons are informed that we are having Sarand exhibition and special sale of Handkerchiefs, that we are congratulated on being the first in the city to show the new autumn styles,an¢ that the variety is larger and the qualities better than offered any previons season. Quoted below are reasons for this fisttering comment and also special mention of extra values, samples of which may ‘be essily for- warded by mail. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) . Mews Aureus Hasoxencuters, Gentlemen who usually make their selections of the Exclusive Men's Furnishing Stores or where most of the business done is credit have little ides of the dif- ference made by direct importation, special discounts for prompt payments when buying and small profits when selling, which are alone possible when a cash business is done HERE ARE ILLUSTRATIONS. 100dozen Men's Warranted Pure Linen Handker- chiefs with hemstitehed borders and colored polka dots, rings, horse shoes, &c., only 13 cents or 2 for 25 cents, - 100 dozen Men's White Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, Eibbbbhbannhhnbhhb bb oh oth hit) W« H. McKuews Din Larrm WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1890, BAUM'S SEVENTH STREET, Sy AE a Erman Lite tity of eat ¥ ree rtick work of ‘theta by offer to inspect twill be wal wort ror w a Cloth ult. Size 36, Medueed sey sy week S10, that you ‘will remember. Baturday, Auxuft 9, onourcounters. That is the verdict of hundreds of ladies who have visited our store since the esle started—last Friday. You'd from $18.50 oat drip ond ect i a sos mot resarate Sar clea ‘Ladtee Be sale, You have lid week ia oe ‘heduced fr exvtosia apins ben tans venere teorpestea raat, Stave sae bine abink ST Hats 500 3 pairs "8.0," 8 Corsets. ‘ nd 23, "Reduced from B80. 4 ‘ND. UT Ts.—Al ‘2c, Black of appreciative purchasers in onr atore daily. We si Meno mean to close outall eummer merehandise. Our “Star” to 1. is over the door, which means slaughter of prices em ‘All are now 7 aL. aire THROVOR THE STORE WM. H. McKNEW CLEARING wrmomaecce «| PEGE S - BEBALGCEAAARAALRLARAALLARAALO SEE ES SSSESERSSEEESEARERORSERESER A BE SURE AND VISIT US BEFORE SATURDAY. We close at 6 p.m. tonight, FACTS. A Perfect Paradise for Women, We are Eqotistical @uough to call our store that, more especially ° during this week, when there are bargains mies ‘“ susie that make every true woman's heart lesp aie, eae oe for joy. You may laugh, but it ise : feot nevertheless, Woarc making Tomorrow ts the last day of our 25-CRNT ‘Mexozy J OGGERS.” fmerchandise go, and to make moods wo fast in August means sale of 50-cont NECKWEAR, TECKS,4-IN-HANDS, Srecklessslashing of prices, Our war sign, the Star, is BOW BANDS and WATERFALLS. We don’t—and you cutendpolatathowsy do—want ‘em——is the reason the price was ‘‘halved.” See those “counted.” If you like the window pat- clearing out for terns better ask forthem, We'll get them outina ‘a The “star" fifty. They're OUR S0-cent Scart. It's more’n & raat: ieee q ‘urday night, quarter you're saving. ‘Until Our stock of SATIN-STRIPED and PIQUE- we cut BOSOM SHIRTS has come to the front. Did you get = ‘sample one in the spring when we had them? That's ‘ebout all there was—s sample apiece, Plenty to be hhad—but the quality for a dollar was thestickler, That's fixed now, All size, As many as you want A stock always, Only $1. ——— What are left of the LONG-SLEEVED | _306 GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS sre 25 CENTS. We bad nearly s car load. They got heré as soon as stn- mer did. We want them all to be gone when summer foes. 25 cents to hurry them, Anchor your faith in Onozz Br Man. their quality on us, The 21-CENT STRIPED HOSIERY hae beans success, Such stripes! Taste combined them. 21 cents isn't their worth Only OUR price, Haves box—(G pairs assorted.) —— 1.17 1s a telling blow on these FLANNEL NEGLIGER SHIRTS, Don't think you can get them at any time. These wore @1.50—and if we bought more would be again. They're worth it They're in stripe patterns. Everybody wears stripes. Look at them, anyway, ‘This is a block of five” barguins in Furnishings. There ian’t one of you who can't tse all of them—for they touch five essential points in men's wear, We're looking for YOU. Sf | gas POPULAR SHOPPING PLACER, 7TH 8T. Ea'We close at 6 pm., Saturdays excepted. WHEN YOU PACK UP TO GO AWAY FOR YOUR VACATION, IN THE HURRY AND CONFUSION OF THE MOMENT YOU ARE VERY LIKELY TO FORGET SOME THINGS THATITIS VEBY ESSENTIAL YOU SHOULD HAVE WITH YOU. NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE OB WHAT IT18 YOU WANTIN OUR LINE SEND USA POSTAL AND WE WILL FILL YOUR ORDER JUST AS SATISFACTORILY AS IF YOU ‘WERE HERE IN PERSON. DO NOT FORGET THAT WHETHER YOU GO TO THE MOUNTAINS OR SEASHORE YOU WILL NEED A FEW NEGLIGEE SHIKTS: ANDTHAT WE HAVE A COMPLETE ASSORT- MENT OF THEM IN ALL GEADES AND BIZES, IN SILK, PONGEE, CHEVIOT, MAD- RAS, BATISTE AND FLANNEL, ALL aT VERY MODERATE PRICES, B. ROBINSON & ©0., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 009 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. SAKS AND COMPANY, DRESS NOTIONS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH ud STREET. PEDELEREEREEREERALEALEADLAREEA R EMNANTS, IN ADDITION TO THE ALREADY LOW PRICES THAT WE ALE SELLING REMNANTS WE HAVE DECIDED FOR THIS WEEK TO ALLOW AN EXTRA DISCOUNT OF 25 PER CENT ON THE DOLLAR ON ALL KINDS OF REMNANTS. BLACK GOODS, WHITE GOODS, WOOL, SILK AND COTTON aut-eo tz Gtoops AT NEARLY ONE-HALF VALUE 32-inch Zophyr Side Band Ginghams. Price was yesterday 26 cents, Today 15 cents. Do Rot tarry about coming for such a bargain, One Caso of Ladies’ White Swiss Ribbed Jersey Shaped Vests, made to sell at 25 cente, to yo at 9 cents, 3 for 25 cents, with tape borders, only 1c. or two for 5c. 100 dozen Men's Extra-fine Pure Linen Han lker- chiefs, with hemstitched borders and corners hand embroidered, only 26c. or six for $1.35 EXTRA VALUES IN SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. ‘These are White Japanese not Chinese Silk; they have two-inch hemstitehed borders. Prices, 50c., 60c., 85c. each. The smallest is 20 inches square, the largest 23 inches, ‘The Fashionable Black Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, 19-inch, G8e.; 23-inch, 85, © Call oF send by mail for Sample of any of abo ve- mentioned Handxerchiefs and let your eyes tell you the possibilities of our cash business, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Laors: Avroux Haspxgacuters. Our late importatio n consisted of over 1,000 dozen Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, ranging in price froin 12}¢¢. to $3.98each, A short time since we advertised what Wwe thoughtwere extra values and received many mail orders for samples, AND SINCE HAVE HAD REPEAT ORDERS IN ALMOST EVERY INSTANCE, ‘Can we do better than mention once more the styles that have met with sueh favor? AT 125 CENTS.—Style No. 61,with embroidery leat im center and in the 2-tnch hemstitched border. Style No. 28: Hemstitched border and large blocks of drawn work incenter. Style No. 34: Hemstitched border, mbroidery initial in corner, Those are ail white and suaranteed the usual 1c. quality. $#-An important feature—-THEY LINEN AND SO GUARANTEED. AT 25 CENTS.—One hundred and thirty-three dif- ferent styles. You may safely order by mail any of ‘the following, for they are the wems of the collection: Style No. 19: Scalloped embroidery edge with center of open work snd embroidery. Style No. 28: Hqn- stitched and (our rowsof revering. Style No. 31: ARE PURE » - REMNANTS. IN FACT ALL KINDS OF REMNANTS AT SACRIFICING PRICES. W, M. SHUSTER & SONS, Balance of Fancy Parasols at less than half. Reronants of all kinds way below their value. CARHABT & LEIDY, 928 7th st and 706 Kst. ow, Hovsrgzerens Who wish comfort andconvenience should purchase an | _*"? cieapaseiascse eiuanedl EDDY REFRIGERATOR. They ate low in price, perfect in practice, have slate- ‘ ‘Stoue shelves; always free from odor and last for iersoreana creel rie years, FOR PICNIC SUPFLES M. W. BEVERIDGE, AND Importer of Pottery and Glass, LUXOH GooDs 06-38 1000 Pa ave, oa EVERY DESCRIPTION rpuese _extnacts Ax AT sence ee ree BOTTOM PRICES ular favorites and are the aLwaYs Go TO ENE NO KLPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, ekill and facilities can . <0 mae possibly produce. They are drawn from the best — P.G—The dig map we are offering just now is 12 French, English ond Large Quarter Moxes of Extra oop woot ‘Sar- American makers and —— ua fue a8 money can buy—at @! aie sold very low. Quadruple extracts, S0c rer on; 2 ei 7 02s., 900. Triple extracta: = Oz, 20¢.; 4028, $1, * 2 P. MERTZ 1014 F ot, ‘Vendyke hem and embroidery. Style No. 91; Center Perfamer and Drugs‘ > Mo pruicious, of open work, hemstivhed border of embroidery. FUAGRART, Style No. 1; Hemstitehed borders, drawn work center, | 28 ‘Washington. Es tn, initial im corner. ‘These are unlaundered, Just as they A yrapaegeerontgoy sol come from the homes of tho Irish peasants and thé ‘With the Sirenath of convents of France. A little creased aud dirty, but| J) » y Goons Bleck Tea. the exquisite HAND EMBROIDERY i recosuized, 5 fold Only and wo are selling them as often six ae oue at a thine, bg Bo pnweg Style Wo. 101; Japanese silk, White snd colors, scal- lush 0%. spot concn. ee. to > loped embroidered borders, proof Ticking. ts, Sreormse SILK HANDKERCHIEFS VERY CHEAP. Meat, 60a, ; AT 35 CENTA—Jep. Silk, one-inch HA. “borders, CJ saaall : embroidery initial im corner, Also thoes with double meee ea Is Brsseas row of revering. Either style cheap at 500. ‘ 7 AT 60 CENTS—Bleck Jep. Si with embroidered borders, TES PALAIS ROYAL, A. LISHER, Corner 12th st. and Pa. ave. reduced from 63.50, Rinne 82, 3, 3B, and St all prices. Site os rene wert PAN ago Bi Boe in BY * TOwsE " MEDUCKD, mere ey SiS tal : Pras: 2318 Theta Woorzsmar, Avover 6, 1890. OFFICE oF COR, 11TH AND F STA RW. STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING AT PRM BATURDAY AT1 P.M FURTHER REDUCTION IN LADIES HIGH CLASS WHITE SUITS. ‘We have made another reduction im Ladies’ High Class White Suits, as we sre Getermined not to carry any White Suits Over to next season, We mention below 8 fow of the finest goods we have carried this season, and, contrary to our usual eustom, we shall quote the original price tm connection with the reduced price, 80 You can readily see how Gotermined we are to get rid of them: 1 Lady's Fine White Suit, all-over embroidered waist and handsomely embroidered skirt, Size 32, Reduced from $17.50 to $10. 1 Lady's Fine White Suit, all-overem- Droidered skirt, plaited, and s very neat Pattern, Size SG. Reduced from 20 to 812.50. 1 Lady's Fine White Suit, skirt hem- stitched, embroidered tucks, all-over embroidered waist, Size 36. Reduced from $21 to $15. 1 Lady's Fine White Suit of all-over ¢mbroidery, with corded border. Bise 36. Reduced from $21 to $15. 1 Lady's Fine White Suit, hemstitched tucked skirt, with panels of em- Droidery, surplice waist, embroidery trimmed, Size 36. Reduced from 27 to $17.50, @ Ladies’ Fine White Suits, front and Panels of embroidery, waist of all-over embroidery, Sizes 32 and 34. Re- @uced from $28 to $18 each. 1 Lady's all-over Embroidered Suit, Bize 32, Reduced from $30 to $22.50, (Third floor.) A BARGAIN IN TOWELS.—We have fust placed on sale 150 dozen Bleached and Unbleached Huck Towele, sizes 19 by 38, at the exceedingly low priceof 1234. each. $1.50 per dozen. Anex- cellent chance for proprietors of hotels, Doarding houses, &c., to replenish their linen closet at low figure. (Second floor. NEW SILK MITTR.—A distinguishing feature of our Silk Mitts is they are made on the Retrograde sewing mi chine, giving them a lock as well as '@ half back stitch, making them superior in every way toall Mitts otherwise man- nfactured. Ladies’ Black Silk Jersey Mitts, Only ‘R5e. per pair, . Ladies’ Black Silk Jersey Mitts, Only 50c, per pate. 2 First Noor, center.) UPHOLSTERY NOTES. —1,000 yards Cream-colored Scrim, 38 inches wide, es- timates the cost of the curtains. At 6c. per yard. 100 Four-quarter Chenille Covers, in tho latest patterns and newest colora, Only 75c. each. Cretonne, tn rich patterns, good colors, many styles copied from French de- signa, Slinches wide, Only 1260, Ruching Scrim, round thtvad, uniform fn weave, just the material for summer neck wear. White, 42 inches, 25c. Col- ored, 24 and 42 inches, 15 and 50c. Cream Madras is one of the most popu- Jnr laces for summer drapery, the most easily Loundered of all materials, require ing no starching or troning. 25, 31, 36, 40 and 50c. per yara. Many customers are taking advan. tage of the dull season in the shade de- partment and are having their Shades made at short notica Fourth floor.) MEN'S BLAZERS—In order to close out the remainder of our stock of Men's Tounie Blazers, in elub colors, sizes 36, 38 and 39, we have made the price on a1. There are about half dozen of them and at the low price which they aro being sacrificed will no doubt insure wrendy sale, Glen's department, 1013 F street.) LIGHT-WEIGHT SHAWLS.—Another Jot of those Fine Cream Chuada Shawls, at the low price of $1.50 each. Also Black and Light Bine. Fancy Plaid Shawls, for seaside and mountain wear. Only $1.50 cach. Shoulder Sbawis of all kinds and colors. $1 to $2.50 cach. Fine Gray Seotch Shawls, in checks, broken plsids and plain colors, Only 82.50 each. Shepherd Pisid Medium-weight Shawis. Only 83 each, Fine Scotch Shawls, in all the desira- We patterus, Size 72 by 72. Only 84 each. Square Wool Shawls, suitable for trav- ling. Only S4each. * , Fine Striped Chudda Shawis, in White, with Gray stripes, sud Bisck with Gray ® stripes. Only @4 each, Fine Camel's Heir Traveling Shawls, im Tan and Gray plaids, very soit, Only 85 each. (Third floor.) PICK UPS IX NOTIONA.—Low's Wud ‘Rose Boap. 35c. per box of one dozen cakes. ‘Skirt Yokes in al} colors, 10c.esch, Goff's Braid, Se, pet piece of 3 yards, Crochet Cotton, 5c. and 10¢. per ball. New Haven Clocks, with and without , Mlarms, 85c., $1.15, @1:25, 62.09 and O35, ‘Dress Shiclds, at 12, 14, 36, 38, 90, 25 and Sic. 1 ce Pins, Se. cach. . ‘Reads-wound Boblins, Sc, per vox of 200 yards, Glove Throed, 15¢. per plait, ‘Peari-head Hat Pins, 6 for 100. Nacessrrr Has No Law. Owing to the advanced season and our stork toe large we wish to call attention to the epectal prices on our ALL-WOOL FRENCH CHALLIES, very best Gredes, 30 inches wide, formeriy 50 aud 62igc. sow 400. AL8O Best grade in FIGURED MOHATRS, very handsome designe, 30 inches wide, formerly 50c., now 37 Wye. An opportunity is now offered ALL in scarch of these Dandesome fabrics, the most select and vaned stock tm the city. Theexceedingly low figures im these goods must Recesssrily close them at once. therefore to have the choice of styles an EARLY cali is necessitsted, LANSBURGH & BRO. ‘Ladies calling early today will Sud on sale ree Aisle of our Domestic Room one case only, 60 pisces, of the FINEST FRENCH GINGHAME in the prettiest styles yot shown FOR 180. PER YARD. ‘These are of the newest patterns, being plain cen- ‘ers with Figured Borders, We suticipste s lively scramble for these. Will you be one of those Incky enough to secure one? The 180. CHALLIES at 120. . went nicely; we expected that A few pieces yot remsin—altogether wbout 25. These are mighty nice value for the price we put om ‘Real Seal and Russian Leather Books, with Pat- ent Coin Pocket........0-+0 Large variety of Ca:d Cases at Popular Prices FIVE THOUSAND POPULAR NOVELS TO BE SOLD AT AT EIGHT CENTS EACH. BOSTON VARIPTY STORE. them. SMITH & WARDWELL, Fost 5.000 yards left 6,000 yards au6to10 705, 707, 709 Market Space, ft te “ 12h. White Goods Pretty Challies for 60. et dc. per yard. x Wore A Trovarr- ‘We have bunched about 250 pieces of LADIES" MUSLIN and CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR, consisting of CORSET COVERS, SKIRTS, CHEMISES, GOWNS and DRAWERS thet became slightly sotled from ex- Posure on the shelves and mussed from handling, ‘Those we have put a price on Its cafe to assert that there ien’t «day passes but hundreds of dollars, to say the least, are expended in this city for furniture and house decorations. If not expended judiciously then poorly spent: and if not Gisbureed in the light of all possible ecouomy then not expended judiciously. The papers contain dsily counsel of the best prudence, and this house is among the regs in “saving suggestions" But it takes much and frequent argument to influence some minds, and often the most forcible kind of logic. Yet sometimes & fentle hint will kindle productive reflection, and ‘thst is the hint we hereaim to impart, Worth a thoucht? Yes, it is worth @ long, large thought that whether you are buying strictly season- able goods, such as Baby Carriages, Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Bed Canopies, Lace Curtains, Gauze Hangings, &c., or whetber you would be induced to investin Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Tapestries, Por- tieres, snd so forth and so un, provided there were suple considerations of prices, We wish to stamp in- delibly upon your mind the fact that as ample as is our Spacious store we are equally ready to extend to the wise and far-sceing investor of cash considerations of price just as ample and abundant. All this means that we are selling goods very eheap. Isn't this worth a thought? (8c, CHOICR ‘There are goods among the lot worth @1.60. 81.08 PERCALE WRAPPERS, 980. This is done because we only have lange sizes, 40, 42, 44,46. A chance for stout Ladies, CHILDREN'S GAPS, 150. Reduced trom 260. and 350, And soon could we continue ‘Bath we Billed pages of this paper; but why write so much when a look will tell so much in a little while? Mail orders carefully filled. Our store is delightfully cool, caused by our 60 Torzaws Virx Low Parces FOR TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS AND TRUAKS. CLUB SATCHELS, jigatos oy ng leather) canvas lined. roe Sa hia. , reas ‘16 in. 35 BLas 420-422-424-426 SEVENTH 8T. Buazouxa W. B MOSES & SONS, COENER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. 61. = Oe oto, re Tu. 8 250) Bt rag ht yt Tea FURNITURE, Straight Grain Lea but! aes sees ‘eido, oe CARPETS, lng, wot preced Preitiarck ciak bate 4.70, aid 8. UPHOLSTERY GOODS, cAI Bick, INTERIOR DECORATIONG, WALL PAPERS, &o. ‘To make space for the pew goods for fall seston we are offering many attractive bargains. The following are afew: UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 500 Curtain Poles, full length, with trimmings all complete, worth 50e, and 75c. : 1c. each. 200 Curtain Poles, extra heavy, with trimmings complete, worth 75c. to €1.60; 2c. each. 60 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75e, 100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to $1, Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices. A large assortment of portier@s, less than manulao turers’ prices, CARPET DEPARTMENT. Carpets of the following sizes, made of Remnants, with Border all around: TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 8 feet 3 inches by 10 fect, $10.50; reduced from s18. 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, @10.50; reduced from $18. 8 feet 3 tmches by 11 feet, $11; reduced from $18. S feet 3 inches by 13 feet @ inches, 15; reduced from 622.50. 8S feet 3 inches by 18 feet 6 inches @15; reduced from @22, 10 feet 6 inches by 15 feet, $18; reduced from $20. 10 feet 6 inches by 16 fest 6 inches, $20; reduced from 631 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES AND VELOCIPEDES. 136-tnch Whee! Bicycle, @18; reduced from @24, 1 32-inch Wheel Bicycle, @12; reduced from 616 3 Tricycles, No. 1, 85; reduced from 87. 3 Tricycle, No. %, 83.60; reduced from $8. 1 Tricycle, No. 4, $9: reduced from #12.50. af Neo. 5, $10, reduced from $14.50, * Bo. 6, $10; reduced trom @14. bad No. C, $10.65; reduced from $13. ad so. D, 6b. 50; reduced from 613.50 - . ‘The new square in, Wine iain, inst rade 4.20 ren na 85, $500, 088.45. rain Bo. 00. Ge-50, 7.50, 8k 08.50. GLADSTONE Baas. Leather, Trot — ae ate BO Suine TaN 361b, 401m. e650, 87 Ov. 30. gE ni Lasclk, 32 Ira 86.00, 66.50, ie 800, "88.00, $10, "B13. KEY. 210. 11.50, 615, er ey ROS 0, 18, good strap, Leather Loops, w: Y Sani TOPMAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, 4y28-e06t 1231 Pennsylvania ave. u. w. Casz Ox Caspr. ‘We will seN you s Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE FINISHED BED KOOM SUITE, % pieces, for $17 cash or $18 on credit. We will sell you ® 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid ‘Walnut frames, upholstered in the best hair cloth, for #28 cash or $30 on credit. We will sell you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for 60c. per yard cash or Ube. per yard on credit. ‘We will sell you agood INGRAIN CAKPET for 35c. per yard cash of 4c. per yard on credit, We Sew and Lay all CAKPETS Frevof Cost and do ‘not charge for the waste in matching figures, ‘We will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- CLOTHS on Credit at sn advance of 5 coute per yard on the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken No. 7, $12; reduced from $16.50, Wo, J. 87; reduced from $10. “ No. D, @165; reduced from $21.50, 2% Xo. €0 Veloci pedes, 82; reduced trom 6% eee all credit ‘and no notes required. vonage anabeampanend “Cable dT allowed om aul yocounts settled in | 8 fect 3 inches by 12 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced S0daya from 632.50. 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 3 inches, $20; reduced trom $30. 6 fect by 10 feet S inches, $15; reduced from 627.50. ‘800 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs, 62.60; reduced GROGAN ‘730 and 741 7th st aw, e250. 250 Rolle white end fancy, 40 yaa. worth 96, 06. 150 Molla Beary Jomtien 40 yan worth $18; 610. 100 Rolls Heavy Damask, 40 yds, worth 616, 610 ine discount on every carriage from 615 ou wow ‘This ta au opportumity to buy « fine carriage for very little money. Wo are offering a fine assortment of colors with ail fiitures and compicte tor 250. each MOSQUITO CANOPIES. A full lime of every style and aize from 75 conte to 65.00, ‘W. B MOSES & SONS, (Oe lithe? maw, ‘Washington, D. 0. PURNITURE, CARPETS UPHOLSTERIES, DEOD ‘RATIONS, WALL PAPER, bc, Ba