Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON MEDNESDAY aE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Ctrealation of any Newspaper in the World, end as an Advertising Mediam ts worth more than all the other payers published in Washington. On the subject of the orld’s fair Tar Star as been consistent sinte the decision was made tn Congress in favor of Chicago. Let that city have fair play. It takes time for such & great undertaking to get under way. The republic must have patience with Chicago even if Chicago has no patience herself. it would seem that she, or at least some of her newspapers, are becoming Very restive under the difficulties thrown in the way of a choice of site. The Chicago Herald ways: “We are threatened with world-wide shame. We are already covered with confn- sion.” The Herald's bill of particulars shows that ‘a selfish and unprogressive railway cor- poration bars the way to the lake front. Com- petent engineers pronounce Jackson Park in- adequate. Thus,” adds that paper, “the dual site falls.” The Herald reminds the public that Winter is coming on and a year will have soon passed “with absolutely nothing done.” Our ¢otemporary says with the inspiration of a @reat truth that the point to be considered is not how much this man or that man can make out of the enterprise, and not how many por- manent improvements Chicago can secure m- Cidentally as a result of the fair expenditure, Dut how an undertaking thnt is of world-wide importance in itself can be inaugurated and carried on with the best prospects of anccesa, If, as charged by the Herald, the directoys as- ammed very lightly a sorious responsibility it is full time they were realizing its magnitude. What is wanted is the local high spirit of the Breat western metropolis sweiled out into Bational and even international proportions. Let it not be a Chicago fair, but a Columbian world’s exposition in fact as well ag in name. And it is high time this broadening spirit were entering into the plans and labors of the di- rectors, = ‘The cyclone that destroyed the village of Summerville and did large damage to life and property in the city of Wilkesbarre and other Pennsylvania places was one of the most de- structive that has visited the country in his- torical times. The cyclone is now an cstab- lished American “institution. Viewing it in this light it will be wise for the dwellers along the cyclone belt to make their houses stronger and provide subterranean modes of ouge. The President of the United States is ez- Qficio general of the army and admiral of the Navy of the United States. Whatever rank is maintamed in the navy subordinate to his er<Gfcio rank, there should be a heutenant general of the army. That rank is necessary to supplement the President's. Attimes the army has had a liewtenant general, so denom- inated; at others an officer of lower rank fill- ing the position and discharging the duties thereof. In the case of Gens. Grant and Sher- Maa, for cause of especial honor, the rank of fuli general was bestowed. At present a meri- torious officer of the Union army in the civil war who has scen steady and effective service since is senior major general and, under the President and Secretary of War, commander-in- chief of the army. In order to enable him to periorm that duty, there being just sufficient major generals to man the divisions, and his own promotion having made necessary the placing of « brigadier general in charge of one of these divisions. a regimental officer is in command of « brigade. This arrangement throws the whole service more or less out of gene and is defensible only on the ground of tew- porary expediency. For the army's best effi- ciency the law should provide for the regular permanent rank of lieutenant general. To state the case is te argue it to this conclusion. $< Gossip plays strange tricks with those who come #ithin its atmosphere. From London comes the news that Miss Leiter of this city an income of one milliam dollars per year in ber own right. Even Chicago would be startled at such figures. ———— Mrs. Langtry has turned her attention to religious matters. 20 ramer says. She could bea mach better Christian than she is on actress and still not be too good to last. — ‘What differcnce would it make if the absent New York members were all to return? In voting agaiast the Plumb resolution to remove Geo. Grant's remains from inappreciative New York to the ap».opriate place near the capital tuey would simply punctuate their state's past indificrence and not serve any present purpose, either of delay or vindication. ee ‘Whe Virginia and Louisiana Representatives ave happier mea than some of their southern democratic colleagues. The voice of the re- nomination announcemeut bas been beard in toe lead oo ‘The trials of the American hog in France are having an ameliorating effect on Minister Reid's tariff ideas and he is moved to say: “The business of diplomacy is to make trade 2 The world’s fair directors adjourned inst night without ecleoting a site, thus enabling the real estate specutators to have further fun With the grasping greed of victims who desire te aaake « thousand per cent on investinents. as Mr. Dams of the New York Sux mast bave wept biteerty in the wilds of Europe when be heard that “Bill Scott of Erie” declined the congressiqual nomination in the twenty-sixth dastriot, ——@q— ‘When the erclone struck Wilkesbarre yester- day the repubiicams of the town thought it was the predicted demeecratic victory broke louse before its time. ——————< Col. Wright will sweep clean im his new can- tractand will also, no doubt. bea whole com- mittee of one for the public comfort in the Othee of register of wills. $$$ 4 bes becu more than a hundred years ¢ince the lovely vafley of Wyonrmg ‘has suffered such terror us % @id yesterday. The black ocléme was nearly as bad as the Ted savage. oo At least one American proposes to get even ‘With a bigh-prieed foreign ruusician and has sned Gounod ter 1.000.400 francs fe: failure to Beep his comtract to conduct sixty converts tu fas contr, ———— ee ‘The chims of our esteemed follow citizen, Cel Perry Carson have at lust been recogmize c. mt 88.60 per deem. + Ber! Granville’ talk of Gwmembering Tar- Premature. ‘The noble lord shouid wait ‘Unt Christmas or at least until Thunkagiving ag Se ‘The wimgs of the repubhean gurty appear to eve their fleppers very muck out of order here Ietely. $a ‘Why doces't Giestate of BBssousi go Yo wosk and make a Gill in “Hobbers’ Cust?’ Rexwsaxr 8. ‘TS ADUITION ‘TO THE ALREADY LOW PRICES THAT WE ARE SELLING REMNANTS WE BAYE DECIDED FOR THIS WEEK TO ALLOW AN BXBEA DISCOUNT OF 96 PER CENT OK THE DOLLAL OK ALL KINDS OF BEMNANTS ‘BLACK COOPS, WHITE GOUDS, WOOL, SILK ND COTTOX REMNANTS. 7K PACT ALL KINDS OF ‘BEMMaNIs ‘E2 SACKIPICTNG PRICES. ¥. M. SHUSTER S soxs, aus 919 PENN. AVE N.W. Closing Out Japanese Fans—some st half price~all at greatly reduced prices.; 10-cent Jap. Fans, Reduced to 5 centa, : 25-cent Jap. Fans (Silvered). Keduced to 13 cents, B0-cent Jap, Fans, Reduced to 15 cents, 50-cent Jap. Fans, Reduced to 35 cents. THE PALAIS ROYAL, The Greatest of Great Ribbon Sales—AU-Sitk Grow Grain Satin-edgs Ribbona—one and a Anif, two and two and @ half inches wide—all colors and Black, for Bleven Centea yard at the PALAIS ROYAL. «Continued below.) Unoenwear Banos Cambrie Gowns, surplice neck, tucked yoke, trim- med with corded embroidery; worth $1.35. Tomor- row Ninety-Eight Cents, Muslin Gowns, double rnffle of fine embroidery sround the neck, tucked and ombroidered yoke and sleeves, tucked back ; worth @1.48, Tomorrow Ninety- | Eucht Cents. Muslin Gowns, yoke of torchon lace, double back, finished with herring-bone trimming; worth @1.68, ‘Tomorrow Ninety-Eight Cents, Cambric Chemise, plat Val. lace yoke back and front; worth 1.4%, Tomorrow Ninety-Eight Cents. Cambric Drawers, three clusters of tucks and trim- med with Medicis lace; worth $1.35, Tomorrow Ninety-Eight Cente, THE PALAIS ROYAL, _(Continued below.) Tue \ Viny Lazzsr. BRIGHT CARDINAL BLAZERS--recetved to day --a striking novelty— Four and Sir Dollars each. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continned below.) A Taovsax D> GLORIA UMBRELLAS. The genuine Gloria, Natural Handles, Paragon Framca, Double Steel Ferrules, and every one of them warranted fora year. 26-inch for NINETY-EIGHT CENTS. 28-inch for ONE-TWENTY-NINE, See the immense display of them in the Avenue window. _ (Continued below.) Do You J Kyow That we are giving a discount of Ten Per Cent on alt Eaces, Drepery Neta and Embroideriex?’ This means that our prices—the Palais Rvyal prices—which are mown to he much lower than those of any other house, | are now averaging twenty-five per cent below what you would have to pay for the same class of goods elsewhere. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Guove Bazcawa ‘Ge. Pigakin Mousqustaires reduced to. ‘Use. Undressed Kid Mousquetsires. $1 Quality 4-button Undressed Kids. THE PALAIS ROYAL Koces Gentillncan ‘Useful at all times but a necessity now. Cashmere Shoulder Shawls, 2 yards long, embroid- ered and knotted fringe, in Cream, Cardinal and Tan. Reduced from $3. 50 to $2.98, Iceland Wool Shawis in Oream and Black for $2.68. Fancy Shetiand Shawis, Ali colors. Reduced from $4.75 to $3.98. Embrofdered Drap d’ Ete Fichus in ull qualities from €3 to 819. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) PAE ALE ry fA i f b 24 dus 24% SaaS mm oe V7 AE Pei? ¥ P44 bu: Ix Onper To close out the balance of summer stocks in various departments we have coucluded to insuurate 4 series a DISCOUNT SALES, thereby making room for Fall Goods sud further- — eee anes THURSDAY—AUGUST 21, FRIDAT—AUGUST 22, BATURDAY (4 day)—AUGUST 23, =? os -. va Wag PrP KE sER occ FFE SN TTT Pee foe RET Pe KKE x coe ce 8 AS ? DISOOUNT ON MISSES’ ASD CHILDREN'S GINGHAM SUITS. Ce ee) oe S 3¢ Rms yg PPP_ ERE a3 N TTT? Fo Ese ft ‘Sof BE DISCOUNT ON . OF DRESS GOODS: AT COST. A number of remnants of All wool Dress Goods have been placed op the front connter of our Dry Goods De- ‘Pertuemt. The lot imcindes Cashmeres, Plain Serves, Faucy Pisid and Striped Serves, Flancels and Brosd- c@oths. They range from 146 to 5 yerds in length. You could probably find something among them that would do tomeke s combmetion seit or @ child's dress or THE PaLals ROYAL, Leather, Linen Lined. 16-inch, 18-inch, 20-iach, Co e278 $3.00. ‘These are made of spleudid materials, safe itches, two extra eutside straps, and are the equal Yn every respect to Satchels ususlly eld for twice the amount auted for theese. DAITATION ALLIGATOR GkIPS— ‘The same kind we've been advertising fors month— aaty this is» new lot. Yoh. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. g CENTS PALAIS ROVAL au20 Corner 12th st, and Pa, ave, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, ATTA TTT | Te te nn ts Ws. A. McKaxews Dany Lerres. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1890, * ‘The Blazers didn't come this morning. Oumht to arrive tomorrow morning sure. Weare tempted to tell their price, but ‘won't, ‘Tomorrow we shall hold our regular stock-praning sale se usual. All good housewives have a “house-cleaning day” —oUrs is a stock-cloaning day. Itis the Dest barwain day of the week, and should ‘be your weekly shopping day. You canuot afford toskip sling MISSES’ BUITS.—5 Misses’ e4 Seo gaits, os excellent fur school - Liedhesd from 811-45 mdlsiae ee jee Sand 0 eg od "oduced frou 8210 aud 83 MLDREN'S LONG CLOAKS.—8 chidren Li Light weight Lone < ‘Clouke for early fail Bizvs B10. and 14 pears: Badpeea frou 8% 98.25, 88.00 aud 8s. CHILD) EX'S JERSEYS.—5S an dren's All-wooi Jerseys in Cardinal and 8 years. et Brown. Sizes Guced trom $1.75, $2 aud 83 to S0c. ek DIES WHITE be cig —An entire pis Set Nattinouguite swizes jee” iT bd JB. "Reduced from 64. jovtric Blue, ju Black, size 3 Brown a Ceo oo $3.50 and sito batts is #8 Hisnys. —6 ieee Black Sizes ety Bratded All-wool Jersove and 38, | Keduc 2 Ladi superior quality, | Sizy ‘Sib and 3 duced fi 1V.00 to 8: LARIAT} Ladion Red and white Ae pes eae. Size 32. h to GLOVES, oa, pairs Ladies’ 6-button Black Suedo es. Sizes 3, O's and tie. Reduced from $2 to bbe ver tals 48 pairs Ladies’ 8-button Black Mous- uetaire Suede Gloves. Sizes 5%, GM, Os aud OM Moduced from 8e23 06 91,25 per pair. VESTS.—The balan ose 18e. Swiss Hibbed Vente tabout' hese at lie. They werd a batvein at 1Dc, HOSE, —28 pairs Ladies’ Fa Hose. Reduced trou 50c. to 3D. patra Infante’ Foe and fancy stripe Keduced frou, ‘dhe trom sai ret it bargains eve extraordinary reninan’ ought to keep us busy tomorrow, WM. H. McKNEW @uecessor to R. H. Taylor), 933 Pennsylvania ave. and 926 Dst nw, 1t bebbbbbbbahabh bhbhbhsbabhhhkbbh Everysopr Prarses Ovn PERFUMERY EXTRACTS. The goods we offer aro the best that perfum- ers can make end that money can buy. They are strongly stocked, flowery, true to odor and. their use a positive pleasure and lane satisfac tion, All the best odors in useare in stock with Us. Quedruple strength Extracts and every odor true to its name. Ounce, 50 cents; 2 ounecs, 00 cents. Triple Extracts, ounce, 20 cents; 4 ounces, 81. E. P. MERTZ. 1014 F st, Perfumer and Druggist, BB A wvU U MMMM @ QS, Ee LY ET SS Sa a4 4 UU | u M POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, MONDAY, TURSDAY and WEDNESDAY—three BPs, it days only—we put the time limit on them because we know that they will not be im the house longer than thet. Even three days is s loug time for bargains to hold out nowadays. The lots are not very large usually; not near as large one tho bar $6.00 and 86.50 Connemaras (ladies’) in Navy, Black and Chocked Cloths, Reiuced to 64.50. Ladies’ 89.50 Ulaters, suitable for early fall wear, Bick, Navy and ‘Tan, Reduced to $7.75. Ladies’ 96.50 Jackets, in Black and Navy. Reduced to 85. 15 Misses’ Dresses, in Croam Fronch Flanuels, slso Stripes, wer ¢ 66, $7, 88 end $9. Reduced to €2. All 1.25 Calico Wrappers re- duced to 81. Don't you think the shove are bargains? MS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACER MONDAY, AUG. 18, 1800 E1phonzo Youngs Company take no little pride in being Arst (ae usual) to offer EW CROP TEAS. ‘The first Steamer of tho season vis Suez Canal isin and her cargo has already been distributed throughout the country to such merchants as are alway on the alert fur FRESHEST SUPPLIES. We “got in” endare ‘therefore able to offer an saportment of the Freshest and Swectest Teas that money tan buy—Genuine New Crop s00ds—Our Formosa Oolong at 80c. is delightful inthe Cup, and even our SOc. grade is absolutely sree from thet wild, weedy or grassy Sevor eo often met with in Oolonga, pe Po mete fon King CHRISTIANE Wholesale and Retail, Hoy a sis 454 Penna. ave, PERFECT GARMENTS FOR YOUXG MEX, BOYS AND CHILDREN 18 OUR BOBBY. THE ASSORTMENT THAT WE WILL SHOW THIS FALL WILL HAVE NO EQUAL IX THE COUNTRY. READY MADE, BUT WILL COMPARE ‘VERY FAVORABLY WITH THE FIN- + SST MERCHANT TAILOR GaR- MERTS. IX THE MEANTIME IF THERE 18 ANYTHING YOU NEEDIN CLOTHING OR FURNISHING Goops OF THE BETTER GRADES WE CAN SUPPLY IT AT ABOUT THE PRICE YOU WOULD PAY FOR INFERIOR ARTICLES. WE ALWAYS HAVE A FULL SUPPLY OF LYON'S SILK AND GLORIA UMBREL- LAS, WITH GOLD AND SILVER TIPS AND NATURAL Wop HANDLES, AT VERY MODERATE PRICES. B ROBINSON & 00, AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 909 PENNA. AVE. N.W. NOW, BUT ENOUGH TO “GO ROUND" AMONG PERHAPS TWO HUNDRED LADIES, AND EVERY PAIR GOOD, FULL OF GOODNESS AND ONLY $3.00 A PAIR—ONLY FOR THOSE WHO KNOW, APPRE- CIATE AND ARK READY TO PAY FOR GOOD SHOES. THE FACT ‘THAT WE ARE SELLING THEM NOW ON OUR BARGAIN COUNTER aT $3.90 DOES NOT MAKE THEM WORTH ONE BIT LESS THAN THE SPRING TIME PRICE—$5—BUT IT MaKEs THEM VERY INTERESTING TO LADIES, WHO SRE IN THEM A CHANCE TO GET FOR A 85 BILLA GOOD PAIR OF SHOES FOR FALL AND HAVE THE PRICE OF A PAIR OF GOOD GLOVES LEFT OVER, $2.90. NOT MUCH LESS THAN HOW MUCH MORE THAN ALLY BUYS—EVEN OF US. AND SEE THEM. 3 COME § ‘00 THESE PRICES ARE MADE TO BELL THESE SHOES, THEKEFORE WE CANNOT EXCHANGE SHOES AT THESE PRICES, ABTHUR BUBT & CO., au20 2211 F at. NW, “7 Sy, : Faas Sighs £ £8 8 0 cou BLS 26 per cent discount on all Men's Russet High and Low Shoes, 25 per cent discount on all Mon’s Canvas High and Low Shoes. 25 per cent discount on all Boys’ and Youth's Russet High and Low Shoes. ‘25 per cent discount on all Boys’ and Youth's Cenvas Hook Bais, 25 per cent discount en all Ladics' Russet and Canvas Batton. ‘25 per cent discount on all Ladies’ Russet Oxford Ties. ‘25 per cent discount on all Misses’ Russet ‘and Canvas Button. 265 per cent diseount on all Misses’ Russet Oxford Ties. 25 per cent discount on all Child's Russet and Canvas Button. 25 per cont discount on all Child's Russet Oxford Ties, ‘This sale to gontinue till Saturday, August 23, WM. HAHN & CO., 816 7thet. nw, 192% Penna. ave. n.w., nese Si: cS Penna. ave. 2.0, 1s “Tr Is Posnver So. ‘We can't impress a need of prompt action on your Part, with reference toevailing yourselves of the par- E teular advantages of this “ante-fall” season, auy more foreibly than to give you our word that the current ‘week ts the very last opportunity we can give for re- ductions om summer goods, What we sell we must Giapoue of quickly, becatise fall stock is already beain- Bing tocame in. If Bdt sold, the few baby carriages, water coolers and refrigerators we havo remaining must go into the store rooms. Now, you know enough sbout businoes to reslizo that we'd rather sell an article at e big sacrifice than to store it. But that ono thing or the other must take place “is positively so.” ‘Therefore, we remind you to consider well our large Giecounts op Furviture, Carpets, ke. Here is an idea of what we ave doing: 8 D. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1890 BESESRRRRRESY SERRE SN EREN TS ‘We close at 6 p.m. tonight, A Favre Scan. —— There has been a threatening cloud hanging €3™ over the Leather world for months, We saw it —— weeks ago. That's why we made such carly ta" “tracks for the market.” After we'd placed our —— orders and were getting home—the jump in the §@ price cama ——- The “New York Sun" ten days aro hung out 427 the danger signal Perhaps you read it: A THREATENED ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF SHOES, Sy m* Associ -round advance of me cont Tuas acreourent wih probably be violations of it 52" = Hides are scares, And no bides—no leather. —— It isu't & rumored advance—it's ACTUAL. §2" Those that got caught in the hole will get —— squeezed. You'll hear the wailings all through Ga the season. They"ll have to charge high prices —= because they’tt have 10 pay them, Fa” ='Tisn't often that time harvests money quite ——as directly as it did in this case We $2 bourht our stock (and a most magnificent one, —- too) at the OLD PRICES. You can't attend to S27" business nowadays and go to sleep, We —— Wouldn't like to have to tell you we were tuo sw £97 to‘make harbor” before the storm. We don’t ——think we'd bo properly serving yoxr interests— $2" not to says word about our ovn, —— BUT WE WERE THERE-BRIGHT AND $@~ EARLY—and the higher the prices go the more —— we congratulate oureeives that we heeded the Ea™ shadows cast by the coming event. —— We're rolling the summer stock down toa pin $a point. Is necessity the only thing that'll send ——— you in to be shod? We're going tu try priceas a t@~ magnet If you want tose SMALL MONEY —— lift BIG QUALITIES drop into oar Shoe Depart- §2- ment. It's not alone in ladies’ shoes—nor men's— —— nor boys'—nor misses’—nor children's—IT’S IN €@ ALLOF THEM. Some that are only proper for —— now. Others that will carry you a good bit into S27 cooler weather. All sorts, but not all sizes—A —— “fitting” chance for you, though. SAKS AND COMPASY, BEST FOOTWEAR, eae AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET. AhnLAbARLSAAA hbbhhbbabachahbhbth large forfeits are to A Rusox Evesr. Through one of those fortunate circumstances that concern like ours is on the continual look out for we areenabled to give you the benefit of a Big Rib- bon Purchase, 7.500 PIECES IN ALL SHADES AS VARIED AS THE RAINBOW, THE QUALITY PAR EXCELLENCE, No, 9, 10c. per yard, usually sold for 18c. per yard. «No, 12, 12ch¢. per yard, usually sold for 2Uc. per yard. No. 16, 15¢. per yard, usually sold for 25c. per yard. These are conveniently laid out ou our Ribbon X TT | counters; center aisle, ADVANCE DRESS GOODS. ‘To interest our pstronsand give them an ides of the prevailing styles for the coming fall and winter ‘we take special pleasure in calling their attention to some of the advance styles just in, Rough effects to be the Dress Material this Season. Camel's Hair Plaids, Fine Serges with Astrachan Plaids. Handsome Tartane Plaids with Astrachan Borders. ‘HandsoweCombinations in Camel's Hair Serge Vlaids to match in Camel's Hair. Handsome Combinations in Serge effects, with stripes to match in Astrachan, These are particularly stylish and pobby, ALSO, Suits of Imperial Serge, with fronts embossed in Chenille to match, For beauty and styles these goods are not to be surpassed. Another new, handsome and very pleasing effect in Dress Material is Self Striped Surah Twill, A fact we wish to mention to our Patrons—that all of the above mentioned Dress Effccts wre of our OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION, And nothing of the kimd to be produced by any other house in the city. These hich novelties being Mmited makes them the more desirable, #0 they do not become common. A few days more and we shall be able to exhibit our entire fall aud winter stock, and for richness, besuty ‘and elegauce we shall not be excelled. z x LAS ER a. 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET. ai Best quality All-wool Ingrain, made and laid with ‘Mati orders will receive careful consideration. 618 ‘best paper lining, 750. 100 Moquette Haasocks, 350, 100 Redy Ottomans, 400, 100 Mowuptie 50c, 200 Smyrna Ragu, 4 feet by 7 fect, 6.10. 75 All-wool English Woven Druggetts, 600. equare D BY yard. Worth $1. 150 All-wool Art Squares st 65c. per square yard. Reduced trom 91. Best quality Seamless White and Fancy Straw Mat- ting, 35c. a yard, ‘You can’t posnitly make any mistake en any reduced goeds,but you'll mate a big mistake if you don't secure thom this week. Sea G oops. Feath ‘OFFICE oF WOODWARD « LOTHROR COR 11TH AND F STa RW. Weosssois, Acces 20, 1890. JEBSELRY. STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING AT $ O'CLOCK. — SaTURDAX aT 1PM, OUR NEW FALL STOCK OF BOTS* “MOTHERS FRIEND” SHIRT WAISTS.—We have just received our New Pall Stock of Boys’ “Mothers Friend” Shirt Waist in new and attract- ive patterns and colorings, in Percales fad Chevicts, This Waist has a detachable waist band with riveted buttons. You don't have to sew on twoor three but toms cach time the waist comes from wash Not all the merit ie im the edyust~ able belt. The quality of the material, the cut, the work, the style and the pat- terns arc all of equa importance. Itis that much better than other styles for Daving the belt. We now quote our new stock: Boys’ “MOTRERS' FRIEND" Fine Dark Colored Cheviot Gingham Watsta, Just the thing for school wear. Sizes 4 to 12 years, Only 50c. each. Boss’ “MOTHERS' FRIEND” Un- laundered White Waists, Sizes 4 to 14 Fear. Only O0c. each. Boy “MOTHERS' FRIEND™ Fancy Percale Waista. nobby patterns, sailor m4 round collars. Only 75e. exch. Boys’ “Mother's Friend” Fancy Per cale Waists, in new and desirable pat- terns. Bires 4 to 14 yeara Only §1 each. Boys’ “Mother's Friend” White Waists, Plaited front and beck, linen collar and cuffs. Only 61 each. Boys’ “Mother's Friend” Fine Indigo Percale Waists, with White and Black stripes on Dark Blue ground. Sailer and round collars, Only 81 cach. Boys’ “Mother's Friend” All-wool Flannel Waists, in Brown, Gray and mixed colors, laced and button fronts, sailor collar, felled seams and nicely Snished. Only 1.50 cach. Boys’ “Mother's " Navy Ble All-woo! Flannel Waists, laced front and felled seama. Only $1.50 each, (Third floor.) NEW ARRIVAL OF LADIES’ HOSIERY.—We have Just received 100 dozen Ladies’ Fancy Lisle Thread Hosa, im Tans, Modes, Grays and Blue, also plain Black and drop stitched, which we ere offering at the exceedingly low price of Sic. per pair. 3 pairs for 81. (First floor: annex.) MISSES’ AND CHILDRENS’ WHITE DRESSES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. We never keep White Dresses over from one season to another, conse- quently we have named prices that can- not fail to cause their immediate sale. We depart from our usual custom and Quote the former prices, simply to show the extent of the reductions, + 1 Child's White India Linon Drees, tucked skirt and waist with sack Size 10 years, Reduced from @3.25 to 81.23, 2 Children’s Pink and White Cheviot Dresses, edved with narrow embroidery and trimmed with ribbon, made to wear with guimpes. Sizes 4andGyears. Re- @uced from $5.75 and $6.50 to 91.75 each, 8 Children's Striped snd Plaid Ging- ham Dresses, neatly trimmed with uar- rowedge. Sizes 3to 8 yearn Reduced from €4.75 to @2 each. 1 Child's White India Linon Dress, neatly trimmed with Fine Swiss In- Serting and edge. Sized years. Reduced « from $4.25 to $2. 2 Children's Striped French Gingham Dresses trimmed with Swiss embroid- ery. Sizes3and 4 years. Reducedfrom $4 to 82.50 cach. 6 Children’s Cardinal aud Bine Satteen Dresses, with cream polka dots and trimmed with croam sateen, Sizes 6 to 12 years, Reduced from €5, $5.50 and 86 to 83 each. 2 Children’s Striped Ginghan Dresses, made with jacket front, Sizes Gand years Reduced from $4.50 to 83 each. 1 Child’s Garnet and White Plaid Ging- ham Dress, with jacket frout, edged with white Size l-yeara, Beducod from 85 ts 1 Misses’ Fiaid Gingham Suit, made with tucked skirt and Norfolk waist, Size 14 years, Reduced from $6 to 83.50. 1 Misses’ two-piece Gray Striped Sat- teen Suit, with White embroidered waist, Size 12 years. Reduced from $12.50 to 4. © Children’s White Dresses, made al- most entirely of fine, handsome pat- terns of embroidery. Bizes 4 to 12 years, Reduced from 68.50, 9, 9.50 and $10 to 64.25 each. 2 Children’s White Dresses, made with double-rnfficd skirts of fine nainsook embroidery and waist of all-over em- tmoidery to match. Sizes Gand 8 years Beduced from $11 and $12 to 86.75 each. 1 Child's White Gretchen Dress, skirt and waist made entirely of fine, neat em- broidery und inserting, Size 3 years. Reduced from 610 to 87.50. 1 Child's Fine White Indie Linon Dress, skirt made of finest nmainsook flouncing, waist made of tucks and in- serting. Size 10 years, Reduced from 81175 to $7.50. (Third Seor.) TO JUDICIOUS LACE BUYERS.—We have just secured at a sacrifice 3 job lot of Torebon Lace tn widths ranging fram one-half to 3 inches, which we are offer- fog at only Se. per yard. (First floor.) TWO FINE VALUES IN WHITE GOODS.—New live, cousisting of 50 pieces Plaid Musiins at only 123¢c, per eo Bhects in White and Colored. ‘These are extra fine imported goods, and ‘at the prices asked ought to cause a reedy diaposal. @2 to 63.75 cach. @econd floor.) TWO NEW BARGAINS IN GLOVES — Ladies’ 6-buttve lensth Taffeta Gloves iu Tans and Black. Only 25c. per pair. Ladies’ 6-button length Bilk Gloves in ‘lene end Modes. Only 650. per pair. iret Gor, center.) DEUGGIST SUNDRIES —Remember ‘we are the sole agents for Low's Wild Rese Soap. 35c. per bos of ene dosen cakes. (Pirst Boor.) — WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 13th and Few ow. Mooustone aim! Sapphinne, solid wilver setting. Ye. Double Pine with Chat, 25e. ‘Biver and Gilt Shell Beate, Sa, Cream Peart, So. Colored Wax Necktaces, 1@e Silver and Gut Neckiuoes, 150, GENTLEMEN'S SCARF PINs, 200 styles, 25, €9, 98e. COLORED MOONSTONE BREAST PINs. Pansy. Giediols and Flag Lily, Re. and $1.49, Kar Drops to mateh, Sse, NOVELTIES IN CUT SILVER IMPORTED BREAST PINS, Sprey Pius, Deimes and Apple Biumoma 25c. WASHING TON, D.C. 1880, SOCVENTR BANGLES, ‘Our own Desire, 400, ‘OUR SPRCIAL LEADER. Raine Stone Ear Drops, solid gold settings, 98. BOSTON VARIETY STORE, SMITH & WARDWELL, enl0t0 108 FOS, 707, TOV Market Space, Basoars ‘W. B MOSES & SONS, CORNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTUWEST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, WALL PAPERS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, to. To make apace for the new goods for fall season we ere offering many attractive Largeius. 1 be following are afew: CPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, 500 Curtain Poles, full Jeneth with trimmings all cauplete, worth Bc. and Tbe. , Ue. each, 100 Curtein Poles, extra beavy, with trimmings complete, worth T5e. to #150, Ze. each. 100 airs Lace Curtams reduecd to #1. ‘Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices A large assortinent of portiores, less than manutsc- CARPET DEPARTMENT, Carpets of the following sizes, wade of Remnanta with border all around ‘TAPESTEY BRUSSELS CARPETS 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet, #1050; reduced from als. 8 test 3 inches by 11 feet, @11; reduced from $15 S feet 3 inches by 18 feet @ inches, 815, reduced from 822.50. 10 fet 6 inches by 15 feet, @18 reduced from #29. 10 feet 6 imches by U6 feet 6 inches, 620, reCuced from 83h MOQUETTE CARPETS. 8 feet 3 inches by 12 feet 6 inches, #20; reduced from €32.50. B feet 3 imches by 10 fect 3 anches, $20, reduced trom $30. 300 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs, $2.5 from $4.25, . ; reduced STRAW MATTINGS. br Rolls White and Fancy, 40 yda, worth $5, se Rolis White and Fancy, 40 yaa. worth #6, 64 160 Bolle Heavy Jomtless, 40 yds.,worth 16, $10. 200 Bolls Heavy Domask, 40 yda, worth €16, 610, ‘WASHING MACHINES. ‘The Cataract Washing Machine-the grestest labor- saving invention of the day —will do in one hour what you do by hand im teu, without the slicttest damare to finest of materiale Keduoed from $30 to 815. One week's trial given if desired. Bpecial inducements offered iu Refrigerators aud Cedar Chests. BICYCLES, TRICYCLES AND VELOCIPEDES. 18; reduced from $24. 1 B2-ineh-wheel Bicycle. ¢ 3 Tricyeles, No. 1, 85; reduced (rom $7. 3 Treycles, No. 2, 85.00, rednoed from #8. 1 Tricycle, No. 4, #9: reduced from $12.50. No. 5, 10; reduced frou: $14.50, No. 6, #10: reduced trom #14. No. C, #10.65; reduced from 8 Xo. D, $9.50; reduced from #13.50 Bo. 7, @12, reduced from #1650. No. 3. 87; reduced from $10. “ Wo. D, 15; reduced {fom $21.50 2 No, 40 Velocipedes, #2, reduced from BABY CARBIAGES, ‘We are offering €4 discount on every carriage 820 cr more, and @2 discount on every earring trom $15 10610. This is au opportunity to buy a due carriage for Very little moyey. WINDOW SHADES. We are offering a fine assortment of colors with all fixtures aud complete for Zoe. euch, MOSQUITO CANOPIES. A full line of every style and size from 75 ceuteto 00. a ‘W. B. MOSES &ssONs, Cor. 11th and F sane, ‘Washington, D.C. FUBNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERIES, WALL PAPER, DECUBATIONS, &u., &0 anls 1203 F o FOR THE NEXT TEN Days WE WILL SELL FoR Casi OUR 65 MEN'S CALF AND KANG. LACE 64.30. OUR 04 MEN'S CALF AND KANG. LACE €3.40. OUB $5 LADIES’ FRENCH KID BUT. BOOTS #4 30, OUR 04 LADIES’ WALKING BUT. BOOTS $3.40. OUR @3 LADIES POPULAR TIP AND PLAIN BOOTS @2.45. MISSE® AND CHILDREN’S SHOES AT 15 PER CENT REDUCTION FROM PRICE, CALL EARLY FOR BARGAL Gazer Suavoures Or Dux Goons aT LUTTRELL's, COR. 20TH STREET AXD PENNA AVE N.W. neat Se eo ita a the public geper~ fem giecout cil Linde “of Dry oods om gg aor voc. im Ladies’ and