Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENIN iG STAR. ~~ WASHINGTON FRIDAY ING STAR has the fullest Lecal ‘tion of any Newspaper in the Werid, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth The ‘excitement in South Caroline 0 over nulli- fication and secession was probably no greater than that witnessed there at present over the internal controlof the dominant party. The democratic state convention split into two un- equal factions yesterday, the singular feature having been that those who call themselves regulars or straightouts, seceded and left the Tillmanites in complete mastery as the regu- larly organized democracy. At least that is the way it seems to outsiders. The Tillman men appear to have secured about three-fourths of the convention which has just fallen apart into two bodies. Their program is to consti- tute the nominating convention for state offi- cials to be held next month by delegates chosen in county conventions, rather than, as proposed by the other faction, by primaryelection. It has been said that the straightouts rely to a large extent on the friends of the present holders of state and county offices, who have so far kept out of the fight, but who sympathize with the old organization as against the Tillman party. Unless there is some arrangement by which the republican vote will be cast, pretty much as & whole, for one faction or the other, it is going to be very intetesting from now on in the Pal- metto State. The Charleston republicans ap- pear to prefer a straight ticket with ex-Mayor Cunningham for governor. The “straights” of the other party evidently expect to receive alarge shareof the republican vote in the eastern halfof the state. The warfare isin some measure a contest between the upper and lower regions of the state, as well as between the old and new elements in politics and so- ciety. ult while to outsiders the bolt in the prelimi- nary convention looks like a permanent split in the party, the organs of the respective factions in Charleston both say that there will be no split in the sense of an independent ticket. ‘The Avws and Courier thinks that the Septem- ber state convention, with anything like or- ganization on the part of the straightouts, will be controlled by them. The Tillman organ, the Sun. says that the August convention set- tled everything, by which it seems to claim that the substitution of a Tillmanite committee for the old committee has secured in advance the majority of the nominating convention. ——— ‘Twenty-five thousand barrels of whit y Were totally destroyed by fire in Louisville yoster- day and Kentucky stands stunned and speech- jess. No ery of relief goes forth, for there ean be no relief. Hers is that unutterable sor- row which falls with crushing force only once in perhaps a hundred lifetimes. Kentucky needs only silent sympathy. Hers is not @ wound that may be healed by words or deeds. She wants no bread for her hungry. She asks no roofs for her shelterless. She seeks no shoes for her barefooted little ones. She calls for no clothes to shield her from the elements, She asks only the Christian comfort that comes from the touch of human hearts. She wants only the tears of those who have tasted the bitterness of woe and have met desolation face to face. Her eyes are dry today and her heart is parched. Hope and joy are ashes in her month, and corn and rye in their fatness are dead sea fruit upon her lips. A cloture which permi indefinite amendments, and motions te adjourn alternating with these speeches and votes on amendments, is a cloture that does not and cannot change any rule of the Senate, now in being, permitting free debate. It is cloture from not giving clotur $6 The Paris Figaro ina burst of excitement ealis for the arming of French forts on the German frontier to repel an invasion which may occur at any time. The Figaro ought to + published im a country like ours, which does uot begin to lock its stable until the horse is stolen. One of the compensations for our de- fenceless condition is that we are not startied every few weeks by some impetuous and pen- sanguinary editor jumping iuto print with a wild eall to arms and an arming of oar fort- resses on the frontier. ~ —— oe Climatically California has the advantage over our Eastern Shore. but by proper diversity and close attention to the smaller fruits the Eastern Shore on account of its neighborhood to market will still be ahead. The not un- frequent failure of the peach and other large fruit crops in the eastern states should induce the fruit grower to go even more largely into the raising of figs, pears, grapes and berries — + Tbsen reverses the rule of some great artists— he makes wife copy his manuscript: whereas they make their works copies of their wives’ beauty and character. ———— The United States tariff is physically exciting the English. A start was made on crate-maker Samuel Warren, yesterday, who took his life because business was stagnant. The United States tariff will not become, however, a uni- versal mode of capital punishment, because, while it is intended to kill in England, 1t is ex- peeted to make alive in the United States of America, $a 9 ee Twenty-five thousand barrels of “hot Scotch,” or blazing Kourbon, whichever way you nominate it, was too much of a morning dram even for The Swiss goverr Teil legend, bow-and-arrow, apple, boy, and ‘Tyrant Gessler, on the ground that it is merely &@ prototype of the hatchet story. Who is to protect the sweet confidence of our childhood against the historical critic with his morbid love of truth and nothing but the truth? — + If desertions continue on the evolutionary squadron at the rate recently reported 1t will be more appropriate to call it the revolution- ary squadron, a The opponents of death by electricity had a Brest deal to say about the frightral mental sufferings of Kemmler, who, however, went to the fatal eLair sound in mind, but they are not raising eny especial how! over Smith, the Pitts- burg wife murderer, who, after two sentences tw be hanged, esenper at last by going crazy. — + The young men of Washington are hereby hotitied that at come of the Maryland mountain resorts the proportion of young women to men is as 25 to 1 and they had better stay at home Until the rush is over —— + Irvine Dungan, the democratic nominee in the thirteenth Ohio congressional district, is the poet who wrote “If I Should Die Tonight.” If Mr. D. should happen to come to Congress and could get a few of his poems into the Kecord much would be forgiven him for being & poet. oo About the ouly apparent need of a federal elections bill is to prevent those werring South Carolina democrats from totally exterminating each other. $$ oe __ Senator Quay and Speaker Keed are not partners in the harmony, peace and branch business any lon, Gu: T gE Besr. THE CUNCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRO, 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel. Trznhs end Betchele of beat mabe at low guises, Gesxrs Surrs Scouren AND PRESSED FOR et, ‘Coata, 5 Pants, iy ape Tattered. ‘Femvbone cai te oy eb ak cia SUES S84 ie Westags Check here. SSERRSEENSSSSREENHRT RINT § Close at @ cictook tonight.-Open ds wrual tomorrow evening. Necessrrr Maxes Travt Gioon. —<— areyou going or coming? Don't make much —— difference—yow'll want to use US whichever —— way it is. It you're off on your leave there's & —— dozen things you'll want to take with you. —— We've reduced the priceon some Light and —— Dark Shades in CRUSH HATS. They're the —— proper travelers, ——— The ends of the day are chilly uow—especially —— in the mountains and the seashore. A LIGHT- —— WEIGHT OVERCOAT for gyourselves and —— REEFERS for the Boys is necessary. —— Bome Good STOUT SUITS for the Children to —— fough itin, Plenty of SHIRT WAISTS—Some —— NEGLIGEE SHIRTS for yourselves.—“Tramp- —— ine” SHOES and~you know what you need. You can use us to good advantage—for we've got the “raw edge” on price. —— [Ifsou're just getting back—there's the wreck —— of ssummer's vacation to be replaced, Anew —— pair of TROUSERS—a new HAT—simply to piece —— out the season, SHOES—of course they're —— fough and worn from the jolly jaunts you've —— fiven them. You don't Want tosben@ much money just now—your trip has been expeo——Never mind— —— You never found things more to your liking —— than they are right now. —— Touch up the “bare piaces” in the wardrobe— —— and do it tomorrow, —— AnewSCARF is as good asa coat of paint tos —— house. Our early FALL PATTERNS are in— —— OF course in that old reliabie grade af ours—50 —— CENTS. Every ones novelty. —— Tomorrow is “Family Day” at our house— —— We'll “welcome the coming and speed the part- —— {ng"—and help you both out. SAKS AND COMPANY, THE HARBOR OF DRESS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH aulS STREET. ALEDSDAADEEAALLASESSRAAAAAAGE Tv fa be i Hoi kee fe cot lk Bao gh a Their New Store) COR. 7TH AND H STS. NORTHWEST. SATURDAY. Our Baby Carriazes must go. We have cut profit “to the quick,” so that actual cost now shows forth. The Season Rapidly Approaches for Fall Goods. Car- riages Take up too Much Room aud Money. 15 PER CENT DISCOUNT oN ALL CARRIAGES, ‘They Can't Last Long at Theee Prices: 8 7.48 Carriages less ie ot ok per cont, be es pet cont, = “ 15 per cent. . “15 per cent, = “15 per cent, The prices in the margin are long ways trom the original. Ou these low prices we give you FIFTEEN PER CENT extra, also « Brake and Lace Parasol Cover. A LIST UF TRADE BOOMEKS. Rising Sun Stove Polish, 6 for Mammoth Toilet Soap, 6 for 25¢ Indian Giue, 4c. per bottle. Stone Cooking Crocks, Six-ring Muffin Pans, 48 sheets Sheif Paj 2% bottles Sewing- Ma-hine Oil, Be. Willow Knife Baskets, 9, Walnut Hat Racks, with 8 hooks, 8c, Black-handle Tea Strainers, 3c. Tin Apple Corers, Se. Lance Block Tin Saucepans, 21¢. Fy Boxes, Ye. be Oval or liound Sewing Baskets, 10e. “ Toothpicks, 3 boxes Se. bd Oval ‘Tin Buckets, Se. 7’ Japanved Toilet Stands, with Bowl, iiteher, sesp Dish and Towel Rack, $1.8. - Tin Water Buckets, 8c. « Basket, 50 Clothes Pins, and Box Blue- in, 160. = Larxe Block Tin Wash Basing, 8c. Decorated Euxiish China Toilet Sets, 10 pieces, $1.79. Decorated French China, 56-pieces, Tea Bets, 84.08, - Plated Tea Spoons, 6 for 390, - Plated Table Spoons, 6 for 89, - Plated Forks, 6 for 89. - Plated Kuives, 6 for 85¢. Decorated China Di nuer and Tea Set, new shape, exquisite decoration, worth 818.98, for 914.98, THE FAIR, Gor. 7 th and H sts. now, 1t - FRANKLE & CO, PROPRIETORS, W: Wi Presse Yor. If it ie your wish toxot a fine perfume, one thet will give you satisfaction and reflect credit upon your taste, we can please you. Our stock embraces the finest makes of the best perfumers of the worid and we sell them in quantities to suit everybody. Quadruple- strength Extracts and every odor true to ite name. O2, 50e.; 20%, 9c. Triple Extracts, re os a | E P. MERTZ 1014 F at, Perfumer and Drugwist, it Washington, SSSI TTT TTT TTS Wu H. Me Karws Dany Laren, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1800, the Autumn Season to- urating al iren's choo! Hosiery.” Ladien’ Fall-weixiit Underwear.” biu- be two weights and three styies of in sizes up to 10-mch, for large wear we shall offers sche! all weight Swiss RibLed, Bal gan Vest high week ana te ‘sleeven St —— Sie. each, fully he bs — 3 tho ou may went Sent ‘and a ae Wider: ‘° price, ‘Every size in Pall Biasere st present, WM. H. McKNEW Guceossor to B. H. Taylor, 033 Pennsyivante ave and 026 D st aw. bbbbbbbbhhbbbhbhbhbhhhabbbhahhh Uses Axp ARARALLELED Bas. eae ‘brews betta 1u-4 sheeting, lie. cutter Lay aaa Eye Temple. S27 We close ot 6 pm. Saturdays excepted. Bors: Crormsa. WE AGAIN CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR ASSORTMENT OF DRESS-UP SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, WE NEVER PERMIT OUR STOCK TO BECOME DEPLETED, AS WE HAVE A GOOD TRADE IN SUCH GOODS, BOTH IN AND OUT OF SEASON. IF YOU HAVE A BOY WHO IS IN NEED OF A SUIT FOR DRESS PURPOSES BRING HIM TO US AND WE WILL GUAR- ANTEE TO PLEASE BOTH YOU AND HE. YOU AS TO QUALITY AND PRICE AND HIM AS TO PATTERN AND FIT, WHAT WE Do FOR THE BOYS WE CAN DO FOR YOUNG MEN AND CHILDREN. B. ROBINSON & CO., AMERICA’S POPULAR OUTFITTERS, 8u15-00 909 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. BRA uw > aA M B AA f4 BP BH POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. MEN'S DAY TOMORROW—which means a goodly array of Furnishing Goods with » big piece cut off the price of them. It’s a way we have of giving a price beneft on goods at the time you waut them, We sacrificed sg004 deal of profits in that which we could just as well keep as not, but it's a good way, at any rate you think 80, and that’s the principal thing with ua @5e. Outing Shirts 440, $1.73 Flannel Shirts 1.27. All Neckwear which was 50 and 75¢.—Fonr-in-handa and Tecks for 20. @1 Unlaundered Dress Shirt 67c. $1.25 Laundered Dress Shirt, plain Or pleated bosom, 8c. 50c. Jeam Drawers, ribbed orstring ankle, 45e. $1 French Balbriggan Under- wear, Shirts and Drawers, 65¢. each. 3dc. Medium Weight Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, 25c. each. READ EVERY ONE OF THE ABOVE ITEMS. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS ANY. HAVE YOU VISITED OUR BOOK AND STATION- ERY DEPARTMENT 1 y? if youhaven't we'd like to mention that we have hosts of w Books. You canuot find a more in- teresting place to while away your idie moments than in our Book Department. Everything new is on our counters as soon as itis published. Books arrive daily which you want toknow about, andour Book De- partment isthe place to find out about them. Then, we sell ‘Books in the same way as we sell everything. The published price of a Book never ts asked you. What we haven't in stock we can get you, and alw: prices, flome new publi- cations by the Bel- ford Company, who are wetting out some of the Pre.tiest paper public now issued. the French 5 rre Did and “A Prankish Bovis; 5&e. “Bel-Ami,” by Maupasraunt; published for $1.50; our price 1.18. 1 Boston edition of the 38c.; Pollard edition, 19¢.; and all othet Books, New and Staudard Works, a3 cut prices. BRA MMM DS g88y BAW RES Sar or’ ¢ POPULAR SHOPPING PLAGR, auld TTH STREET. DDD. ERE DDE DD ER D Dp og >: Boo’ Fee ‘Gco Ht Bop’ kee BARGAINS CAN BE HAD AT STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 and 406 7thst. n.w. ge BOP, KER CO HH DB Fe c 1 it ol oe ~ $2, W — S84 pd DI H Ra D dD i Er 'SSg Ea £4 Dov’ It kee Sss5 Guaranteed Fast Black Hose, extra value for 29¢. Bar- gain price 23e. a pair, 25e. Fast Binck Ribbed Hose, sizes Sto 10. Bargain price 21e. Zhe. Ladies’ Striped Hore, 19¢. a pair, Extra value in Fast Black and Fancy Hosiery at 49, Five-hook Double Bone Satine Corsets for 49¢, Ze. French Woven Embroidered Bust, 6Be. We sell the best €1 Corset in the ¢ Dr. Warner's $1.25 Health Corset, 95e. Ladies’ Chemisetts, linen collar, either standing or lay-down, and 48, Shirtees, id Vassar Shirts, $1.19. See our window for bargains in Handkerchiefs and Cotton Underwear. MMM FEE sN > M Be Sho gs M f ON NORN 3 MMM KER ON XN 5xs! Outing Shirts, 35¢.; 6%. ones now 49e.; 75c. ones now 68e.; 8Vc, ones now Our Silk Stripe Madras Shirts, were $2.49; now 81.08, Wool Flannel Silk Strive Shirts now @1.49, 20 PER CENT OFF OF LOWEST MARKED PRICES ON ALL SUMMER UNDERWEAK, 4-ply Linen Collars, in ten style 3 for 25c.; usual price Ibe. each, de. 4-ply Linen Cuffs now 15e. a pair, 25e. Baibrigcan Socks, 6 pairs for 81, 50e, Lisle Thread Fancy Hell Hose, 3 paire for 81. enintess Half Hose, 2 pairs tor STRASBURGER'S OWN UNLAUNDERED DRESB SHIRTS at 5Uc. are displayed in our window and they speuk for themselves, Extra value in W Bordered Handkerchi Hemstitched or Colored 3 2 for Be. STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 1 404 and 406 at now, TS FRIDAY, AUG. 1, 1800. FOR PICNIC SUPPLIES AND LUNCH GOODS or EVERY DESCRIPTION AND aT BOTTOM PRICES ALWAYs Go TO 2LPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 Ninh at, Pears) dig snap we are offering just ne 4 a8 Larire Quarter Boxes of Extra Chotee Imported dines—as Sine as mouey can buy—at 61.70. Lhe Palais Royal closes at 1 o'clock tomorrow.) Srrout Grove Banos FOR TOMORROW. Among other goods just received are 200 dozen Pipekin rowquetaire Giovesr There ie nothing re- tmarkable about receiving a shipment of this size, but ‘the quality of them is what we desire to call your at- tention to; they are by far the finest lot we have ever received, most of them being as soft and elastic as the finest French Kid. All the newest fall shades of Tan, Brown, Gray, Modes, sleo Black, Aes special bargain ‘wo aball sell them tomorrow only (unti 2 o'clock) for Bes Fy onxte. HF Sys ALSO 100 DOZEN 91.00 quality 4-bugton Undressed Kid Gloves. All ‘the vew fall shades and with new style embroidered backe—for tomorrow only (until Lo'elock) for 77 ame ki 3 CENTS. kid u Also 200 dozen 960. quality 4-button Real French Kid Gloves—every pair warranted—for tomorrow only (Watil 1 o'clock) Other Glove Bargains: O8c. Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, 91.25 Undressed Xid Mousquctaires, 1.55 Undressed Kid Mourquetaires,, G8. 4-vutton Kié Gloves. he. Silk Gloves and Mit Ble, quality reduced to 50e. quality reduced Sic. quality reduced to. 75e. quality reduced to, 98c. quality reduced to THE PALAIS ROYAL _(Continued below.) Wispson Tras Have been very scarce, but we are now prepared to show a splendid assortment, White Figured Jap. Silk Windsore, 25¢, Extra Bize Navy Blue Windaors, polka dots and fig- ured, 25¢. Plaid Silk Windsors, a hundred new styles, 260, Fancy China Silk Wind sors, 17c. db PALAIS ROYAL, (Contintied below.) Recute. Corded-edge “Tourist” Ruching in Cream, Yellow Pink, Blue and Cardinal—6 yards in a box— TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. A box containing 3 yards of Lace Edge and 3 yards of plain Edge Ruching FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. lk Loop Ruching in Pink, Nile, Black, Yellow, Car- inal, Light Blue, Lavender, Cardinal aud Silver, Black and Gold, Black aud Silver, Brown aud Gold, Biack aud White, Blue and Silver and other colors— for TEN CENTS A YARD, Directoire Ruching in Pink, Golden Brown, Black, Light Bite, Cream und White, only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A YARD, THE PALAIS KOYAL, «Continued below.) We are eilt giving a discount of 10 per cent onalt Laces, Flouncingtand Lrapery Ne's and 20 per cent on all Bmbroutered Flouncings, THE PALAIS ROYAL a Bie. Balbrigwan Undershirts for 20, Gossamer Underwhirts for 300. All Satteen Negligee Shirte (odd sizes) for 69e. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Don't forget our prent sale of 11-cent Riddons— Stik Gros Grain, Satin Etve Ribbons Nes. 9, 12 and 16. one and @ half, two aud twoand a half inches wide, for 11 cents a yard at THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) A es . As Atzicaton Gir is an expensive luxury, but a good imitation for about one-sixth the price of the genuine is something out of the usual run of things, especially when one can hardly tell the difference between the two. These Satchels are made just like the higher priced ones, viz: With lock and key, patent safety catches, ateel frame and lined with heavy linen, The prices: 10 inch, 73 cents. mS ee 12“ 63 ¢ =. ° @ © 14° 93 ww 98 Wesolt over four hundred of these to the Boston eererene THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Fast Brack Hose. A few numbers of our importation of Fall Hosiery are now in, amoug which are 200 dozen Boys’ Guaran- terd Fast Black Ribbed Stockings, with double heels and toes nnd some with double knees. There are two different weishts and kinds—the narrow or single rib and the clustered rib, We think they are the most servicable Hose ever put upon the market—in fact, they are wear rvsisting—furthermore they are absc~ lutely Fowt Black; should they prove otherwise return them aud get your money. Sizes 7 to 10. ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A PAIR, Another lot consists of 250 dozen Ladies’ Medium. weight Hove—aiso a warranted fast black. WE CAN SAPELY SAY THAT THE QUALITY OF THIS HOSE 18 EQUAL TO, IF NOT BETTER, THAN ANY 35C. HOSE EVER SOLD. They are but IWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Ladies’ Heavy-weight Fast Black Hoso, suitable at this time for those going to the mountains, ONLY THIRTY-FIVE CENTS. Ladies’ Fust Black Lisle Thread Hove, double heels and took, 33¢. oF 3 pairs for $1. Ladies! Liste Thread Hose, in assorted shades of Tan; pluim, drop stitched aud boot patterns; would be « bargain at 50e. OUR PRICF, 35C. OR 3 PAIRS FOR $1. 850. Silk Plaited Hose, 15 different colors. Reduced to 50 CENTS. 2c. Balbriggan Hose, 19¢. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Tike Vesa, BSc. Jersey-fitting Vests; low neck, ribbed arma, Reduced to 19 CENTS. G8e, Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests, low neck and ribbed arms, Reduced to 400. 400, Fast Bleck Ribbed Vesta, Reduced to 25¢. 2Se, Ribbed Cotton Vests in Pink and Blue, 12%4c. 8c. Pure bilk Ribbed Vests in Pink, Sapphire, Car- inal, Yellow, Cream, Lemon and Light Blue. Re- duced to 750, THE PALAIS ROYAL, _tGontinued batow.) Sowz Spromr Prices, 980. Muslin Skirt, with ruffte of 3-inch embroidery ‘end clusters of tucks, Reduced to 74c, 61.15 Muslin Gowns, with four rows of inserting ‘and embroidery on neck, slceves and frout. Reduced to Be. 85.68 Cambri¢ Gowns, lace-trimmed yoke back and Tront. Reduced to $1.98. €3.68 Muslin Gowns, very One embroidered yoke. Reduced to ¢1.08. 62.98 Cambric Skirts, elegantly trimmed with Torchon loce and inserting, Reduced to @1.98, ‘BSc. Petvale and Lawn Blouses, Reduced to 090, “a IF ALAIS Gs SUITS SCOURED AND PRESSED, 61. Coats, 50e. Pantt, 280, Altering aud Kepairing neatly done. ‘Goods called for and delivered. ‘B A. REEVES, 14 Kat. aw, au7-6a ‘Under the Frederick. a ssi Cornet ARth st. abd Pu ove oe Pein s ee THE EVENING sTAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1890. OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROR COB 11TH AND F 8Ta XW. Frouz, Avover mt 15, 1890. DALE SATURDAY aT 1 Pm, I 3% FE os SHOES. EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES THESE BUSY DAYS OF BARGAIN BALES MAKE OUR SUMMER SHORT, IN LADIES’ BIGH-GRADE WHITE SUITS.—We believe the following low Prices will rid us of the balance of onr stock of Ladies’ Fine White Dresses, ‘Most of which can be worn the balance of the season without being laundered. We ever offered such inducements; TWO SHORT WEEKS OF BARGAIN SALES CUT A HUGE SLICE OFF OUR ‘OCK-ONLY TO SHOW MUCH orga LEFT FOR THOSE WHO VK A LITTLE READY MONEY Per INTO SPARE SHOES—OR SHOES FOR NEXT SEASON. ee SEMI-ANNUAL 1 Lady's White’ Suit, plaited axirt, front and pauels of embroidery, waist all-over embroidery. Size34. Reduced from $10 to 85, 1 Lady's White Suit, same style as heabove. Size 32, Reduced trom 810 to 86.75. 1 Lady's Fine White Suit, skirt made Plaited panel of tucks and embroidery, Waist of all-over embroidery, jacket front. Size 32, Reduced from $17 to 09.75. 1 Lady's Fine White Suit, skirt full : Plaited with embroidered front, waist THIS TAKES IN A GALAXY OF all-over embroidery, blousestyle. Size SHOES, Mos pad tt sas 36. Reduced from $18 to $11, OXFOKDS IN 1 Lady's Fine White Suit, skit, pan- ROW TOES. MEDIUM TORS. PLAIN of all-over embroidery, shirt waist style, 1 Lady's Fine White Suit, embrotd- red, tucked hemstitched skirt, waist all over tucked and embroidered. Size 36. Reduced from #25 to 815, 1 Lady's Fine White Suit, ekirt and waist of all-over embroidery, ribbon trimmings. ize 34 Reduced from LADIES’ SHOES ONE DOLLAR A PAIR. A FEW ONLY Now, BUT GOOD AS GULD IF YOUR B1ZE 1s THERE. THE NEXT PRICY. UPWARD IB 1.9 WE HARDLY NEED SAY THAT THIS 19 A SALE TO SELL THESE SHOKS., THEREFORE WE CANNOT EXCHANGE THEM AT THESE PRICES. Fine White Suit, embroid- ered skirt with ited side panels, ‘waist tucked and embroidered, Size —. Reduced from $26 to 820. (Third floor.) NEWS IN BLAZERS.—We have just received another new line of those ele- want Ladies’ Blazers in Navy Blue, Black aud Cream of All-wool, Berge aud Plain Cloths, which we are offering at €4 and 64.50 each Also Plain Cream Blazers with collar ARTHUR BURT @ CO., 121l F ST. NW. auld us lore at G pm. every day but Saturday—9 p.an, Wi Anz Yer Ar In. As it is drawing wear the end of the seasou we are making @ special of our ALL-WOOL AL- BATROSS, 22 inches wide, and cuffs of contrasting shades at 67.60 each, Cream, Nile and Heliotrope, at (fhakiicess sase4 INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT.-T he 36-inch STRIPE SERGE, Red acd Blue, now 25e. Reduced from 37%. 40-inch ALL-WOOL ALBA. TROBS, Ecru, with Red and White stripe, Biue and Red check, Light Blue ground, with Red stripe and Red check, White ground, with Black and Red check, now 37}¢e. Heduced from “ $1.65 to €4 cach. 0c. Infants’ Flannel Short Skirts, 75c, 42-inch ALL-WOOL BENGAL- 81.25 to 81.50 each. INE, 37\c. Former price, 60c. Infants’ Hand Kult Worsted Sacques, One picce left of CREAM CAX- belgrade htetcal es ead steadily increasing sales in Infante’ Goods conclusively prove to us that the stylesare fashionable, the qualities re- liable and the prices low. We quote: Infants’ Cambric Long Blips. 25c., 506. to Tc. each. Infants’ Naiusook Slips. @1.25, 61.50, $2 to $3 cach. Infante’ Linen Shirts, 37}4¢. each. Infants’ Silk and Wool Shirta, #1, €1.15 to 81.25, according to site, Infonts’ Flennel Long Skirts, §1, $1.50 each, VAS CLOTH, 25c, Former Infants’ Fine Silk Embroidered Caps, price, 50c. 3 to 83.50 each. 38-inch ALE-WOOL FLAN- NEL, Plain Cream, with satin stripe, White ground, with Black, Light Biue, Black and Ecru stripe, at 500. 38-INCH ALL-WOOL CASH. MERE, ALBATROSS and BA- TISTE, in Cream, Blue, Pink, Lavender, at 50¢. 40-INCH ALL-WOOL BA- TISTE, NUN'S VEILING and CHALLIE at 50c, 4-4 FLANNEL at 50¢. All wook bed 0c. Infants’ Baptismal Robes, handsomely trimmed with lace aud embroidery. 87 to $32.50 exch. Infants’ Flannel Shawls, 4 each. Infants’ Cashmere Long Cloaks. 3.73, 04.50, $6.75, @9, 810, 813 to 817 euch. (Second floor, annex.) BOYS’ CLOTHING.—Another chance to secure guod values for a little, Itis very seldom that you are offered such bargains as these. The following have to be closed out by tomorrow night, hence the low prices: 6 Boys’ One-piece Combination Ging- 81, 8275t0 4-6 ham Kilt Suits. Sizes 3, 4aud 5 years, iE Fccnne Reduced to @1 each, 460" 8 Lise : = « (oss 3 Boys’ Blue Striped Gingham Sailor 4605 “1408 Suits Size S years. Reduced to @1.50 4605 * 1508 each. 46 0% & 160% eid Sais chai 4-6 BROADCLOTH, 81.50 to eapey porrparirenyes Sizca 10, 11and13 yeara Reduced to 82 each. 1 Boy's Brown Linen Sailor Suit, trimmed with White braid. Reduced to 82.75. 2 Boys’ White Duck Sailor Suits. Size years. Reduced to #4 ench. 2 Boys’ Navy Blue Jersey Sailor Suite, Size8 years. Reduced to 4.75 each. 2 Boy's Fine Jersey Kilt Suit, trimmed with broad soutache braid. Size 5 years, Reduced to $5. 1 Boy's Fine Imported Faucy Osssi- mere Suit, Size 7 years, Reduced to 85.50. Boys’ “Mother's Friend” White Waists, Sizes 12 aud 13 yeara, Only Ze. each. 1 Boy's Odd Blue Checked Linen Ineket. Size 11 years, Reduced to 83.25, © Boys’ Navy Blue Jervey Sailor Waists, fancy trimmed, Sizes 3, 6 and T youre, Reduced to @1.50 each. 2 Boys’ All-wool Piaid Norfolk Jackets, Sizes 7 and 10 years, Only $2.60 enc, (Third floor.) 2. AL wool. BARGAIN FEASTS IN LADIES* SHIRT WAISTS. 16 dozen neat BLACK AND WHITE CHUCK WAISTS at 33e. Cheap at 5c. 12 dozen LADIES' BLACK BATINE WAISTS which bave been selling for 8c. now will be ‘25 dozen LADIES’ WHITE IN- DIA LAWN WAIST. Our price has been 89c. We received slut of 27 doz this morhing which will be sold for 66c, 10 doz, LADIES’ PERCALE WAISTS, in “5 diferent patterus, now S5c., former price 68e. ‘The above have drawing strings at waist and are sizes 3¥, 34, 36 and 38. 20 doz, LADIES’ LAUNDERED WAISTS, made of finest French Percale, 86 Uust only, have been B¥e,, now BBe. LADIbS' NECKWEAR AT EXCEP- BOYS’ CREAM FLANNEL TIONALLY LOW PRICES,—Weare offer- BLOUBES, now 30c., wore 500. fue a small lot of Black Lace “Fauntle- BOYS OUTING YRAML roy” Ruching, the wholesale price of which bas been 50v. per yard, at the ridiculously low retail price of 32c. per yard, Also 40 dozen White Lawn Ties, hem- stitched ends: best values we have ever BLOUSES, now 20c., were 39c, MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED, A RRS gs offered at the price, 12340. each. a4 RA Fon a First floor.) aa hi TWO MIDSUMMER BARGAINS IN per bu RRR 66a, GLOVES —Ladies’ 4-batton Kid Gloves, oe u a n in Brown, Tan and Black. Ouly $1 per BU Le G may % od Ladies’ 8-button length Mousquetaire ak RB Buede Gloves,in Tan, embroidered backs, an it 8 Ouly $1.50 per pair, “ ‘00 = . (First floor, center.) ia Me ethan A FEW MIDSUMMER BARGAINS anne Sa = IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR —Ladies? a ‘Muslin CHEMISE, pointed yoke of Tus Tuousos-Hovsrox Exser three Hamburg insertings and fourclus- ters of tucks, Hamburg edge around neck, sleeves and down frout Oniy 500, each. Ladies’ Muslin WALKING SKIRTS, COMPANY, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass, WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1333 £ SX, ee UT Hatmbure ruffle and four large tucks 401 UST. — BER REMOVE TO Geo yuatnie tow opeuriet iy . ytd above the ruifla fuished with yoke, OVAL Piel b rey Only 75e. each. Dy petits criceeta ie tae Aires | tar sain GOWN, senna Sosa he, Challies wow digo. Lavan Se yoke, two Hamburg insettings and four Etisal Chihiren's Absolute 1 Shick fone te clusters of tuck, Hamburg ruffle around Thumense te of Kibons. Swiss = ay CORSETS.—Ladies’ Woven Brondway | Corsets, medium length waist, coud te ting. Only 50c. per pair. Ladies’ Diamond Corsets, edo qual- {ty, long waisted, embroidered around top and bust, Only 75c. per pair, Ladies’ BR. &G. Corsets, jong and me- dium waist, fine coutil, two side steele, orchon Laces at 25, rt ‘ices, t VERY THING MUB Bite. 160% 74h stu. w. Dszr Goopns. Cotsen, 506A Gon, — @ouble dest down front. Only 61 per i ot RE SE DRUGGIST SUNDRIES Remember we are the sole agents for Low's Wild ‘Rose Soap. 350. por bux of one dozen wakes, Bee ot rom, (First Boor.) PUEDE on ‘worth SE a. B TOWNER & SOX, WooDWamp « LOTEROR, ’z16 7thanw | 008 Got. Lithend Fem aw. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. ‘Where have you been buying your Stationery? If You have been in the habit of buying tt in the old way UF the quire, we can surprise you by the amount and aad adalgte aie athe pet COMMONWEALTH LINEN, STMergiel cr octave sine. amooth ov au pisin or ruved 8 supe Hor Paper, at de. per oun BEACON erg LINEN. Pure Line See cr od = you want Paper put up in boxes of conveuien MURRAY HILL LINEN, ‘Bor containing— 4 Sheets of Paper, 25 Envelopes, 150. 48 Sheets of Paper, 60 Envelopes, 250. WG Sheets of Paper, 100 Envelopes, 490, 200,000 ENVELOPES. This ise large number of Envelopes of one kind for ® retail house to buy, but we had to takethem to«et them ot the right price. CREAM, SMOOTH, SQUARE COMMERCIAL. ‘We sell them at FIVE CENTS A PACK. BOSTON VARIETY STORE. SMITH & WARDWELL, aulstol0s 705, 707, 700 Market Space, Grear Stavcurer Or Day Goovs AT LUITRELLS, COR. 20TH STREET AND PENNA. AVE. N.W. Th order to reduce our immense stock termniued to offer to our frieuds aud. the p Ally special inducements to September i. col? Bet cee discount on all kinds of Dry Goodd es- Th nieatice ascu's line of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, choice Sea ete ~ pea re Case of xvod quality Cotton long Fanning from 10 to Lo yards enc, wt 7¥yc per yard ‘be best aud toa at ‘kil. Laven Lowel tu de ‘Ail ‘woolen have de- Dblic gener at prime cont. at Sc. por yard, bu Good Gingbaiua nt Gee ibe best Fast Biack Children’s colors, wares ‘Our stock consists of ouly fnest-class amive them. ca Full line of Dress Goods, consisting of _Armures, Tricotan nd Black. ‘at 10 per cent tod Caution t Winter Goods ate ius, Trish Linens, all discount and many rcer St cust. Cour Gente’ Boeke: full regu made; two pait for fore allare disposed of at THOS. J. LUTTRELL’s, Jor. 20th st, and Pa ay suld-6r Furnas, Avovsr 15. SATURDAY, AUGUST 16. LAST DAYS OF OUR CLEARING BALE SHOE YOUR FAMILY NOW AND SAVE FROM 15 TO 25 SHOFS 0 SLYS, #4 BUTTON BooTs RE- JOHN E. LITTLE, NINTH ST, Reunxanrs IN ADDITION TO THE ALREADY LOW PRICES THAT WE ARE 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 REMNANTS. IN FACT ALL KINDS OF REMNANTS AT GACKIFICING PRICES. \. M SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENN. AVE, N. _suna-0r* Souxsox, Ganxex & C 36 Pa ave. nw, Reduced Prices on all our Dress Ginghama, All of our 10c, Ginghams reduced te #e All Loc. Ginghatus now Very finest quality of Scotch Ginghams, 32.inch wide, reduced to 2c Kemmantsof Challies, Batiste and Lawnsat half price Kemuants tn Colored and Bisck Dress Gvods at very, low prices, Liedaction on all Summer Underwear. Bataace of our Geuts’ Negiigee Suirts marked dows to clove out. ‘The best Unlaundered Shirt in the city A splendid line of White Goods All Carpets aud Mattings at cust, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Pa ave. nw. it BIe, We, liye. Pp RATES KILL ir Bed Bug, Burch Re bicep in peace. It PP depth. Contains BN, dap the work etect- K wy {CHRISTIAN:. Whoicnste and Retail, 4 Peuna. ave, Boi ay ib. Case On Caspr. ‘We wil! sell yon a Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUB FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for 617 each or 818 on credit, ‘We will sell you a 7-plece PARLOR SUITE, solid ‘walnut frames, upholatered in the best hair cloth, for €X6 cash or $30 on credit. We will sell you viece PARLOR SUITE, solid elnut frames, upholstered in plush, ecombimsuicn colors, for @28 cash or 30 on credit. We will seil you aguod WIRE-WOVEN BED SPRING for 2.26 cash or We will sel! you & good quality BRUSSELS CARPET for GUe. per yard cash or Ude. per yard on credit. ‘We will sell you 8 good INGKAIN CARPET for 350, Per yurd cash or 40c. per yerd on credit. ‘We Sew and Lay ali CAKPETS Freoof Cost and do Bot charge for the waste in matching figures, ‘We will sell all CARPETS, MATTINGS AND OIL- © conte per yard price, EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on All credit wales, aud uo notes required. CASH DIBOULNT aliowed on aii sccuants settiod is Buuaye, % GROGAR en ‘TSO end 742 Teh ot w