Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHING TON: r bas a regular and permanent circulation in Washingten three times larger than that of any other paper THE EVENING STA’ Amid the colossal exposures of corruption fraud and wrong doing of all sorts at the hands of municipal officers of the different cities of the country, thatare being made with sach startling frequency, it tells well both for the form of our District government, and for the officials appointed under it, that the only cause of complaint against our Commissioners Just now is that they are rather over vigilant in regard to the condition of things in the health ‘and police departments. Despite the inter- ested clamor that has been raised it is to the credit of the Commissioners that they have persevered in their inquiries into the workings of these two important departments. As regards the health office it is to the in- terest of every man, woman and child in the community that it should be kept up to the highest standard of efficiency, and the Com- missioners would have been ntterly derelict to their duties if they had failed to make inquiry into the loud and growing volume of complaint against the management of that department. And it is insufferable that when a change should Le proposed in that office, the air should be in- tantly filled with threats of the terrible things that will be done to the Commissioners by Con- gress ang Congressmen, political bosses, state associations, army organizations, and all sorte of outsiders from one end of the country to the other, if they dare to meddle with the health officer. The health department concerns the people of Washington,alone,and itis a grent im- pertinence for these outsiders whodiave no in- terest whatever in the matter to undertake to dlietate how it shall be managed. So, too, in regard to the police department. Ja our opinion Col. Moore is exceptioually well qualified for the position of superintendent of police; and, considering the quality of the material, to which unler the law, the ruiting for the force has been re- stricted, its efficiency under his manage- ment has been something remarkable. But he is not the head of the department. ‘The Commissioners, who appoint all the off- cers and privates, from the superintendent down, are responsible for the general manage- ment of the department, and it is impera upon them to exercise a close supervivion over all branches of the police service. The great scandals in the department that brought a pre- vious police admin‘stration iutosuch disrepute, should serve asa warning against any further laxity of supervision. It is possible that the Commissioners in their present inquiry may be somewhat fussy in their line of investigation and may go off sometimes upon a false scent, Lut all the same it is their duty to supervise. - —— The papal decision against the objects of the Cehensly memorial was ngt unexpected. To have set aside the wisbes of the American Catholic hierarchy and of # large majority of the Catholics in the United States and to have disregarded the manifest policy of the Roman ebarch on this continent would have been a fatuous course inconsistent with the modern statesmansbip of the Vatican and certain to ease loss to the church in the near future. As it is, the Americanization of the church has strengthened it. Any movement looking to the setting up over here of a national hierarchy for each nationality of foreigners coming to these shores, with its accompaniment of the predetermined perpetuation here of the differences in language and race feeling that exist among the immigrants, is necessaril unfriendly to the republic. A people who 1 us well enough to emigrate from a distant land and settle here should consult our interests so far with their own as to omit to do anything that wil! prevent their coherence with the mass of citizensalready in the country. The Con- stitution guarantees free:iom of religious wor- ship, not with the view of the public injury certainly, but for the purpose of preserving to the individual ail possible liberty compatible with the general safety and interests. He can- not abuse the guarantee, so the pope tells him, by any arrangement with the Church of Rome by which that church shall be a party to setting up bere stumbling biociks in the way of progress. This is what the Cahensly move- ment means, and it therefore has the opposition of all who sincerely wish well to the institu- tions of this country. - ee As the royal sun rises on the morning of In- dependence day the republic's banner will carry forty-four stars on ite broad folds, the forty-fourth for Idaho, the youngest state of the Union. The tag will be changed alittle in accordance with the new regulation made in pursuance of law. The stars in the field or union will be arranged as follows: Forty-four stars in six rows, the upfer and lower rows to have eight stars and each of the others seven stare. The effect of the new flag is something like w shield made of stars, but without the lines of convolution at top aud bottom. Our Union is getting so large that it takes some in- genuity both to place the symbolic stars on the fiag and to conduet the government in the manner most compatible with popular in- teresta, —__ += -— —, Windsor Castle has been big enough for cen- turies to entertain kings, queens, czars, ezar- inns, emperors, empresses and what not, but when Williaa the German comes to sce his grandmother be overtlows into the neighbor- ing hotels. If William is not a bigger man than his combined ancestors, English and Teu- tonic, he, at least, thinks he is whon he goes to Windsor. His majesty ought to pray that he may be as large in fuct as fancy when the trial day of bis monarchy comes on Europe's Great Held of battle. -—$—--———____ It fs reported thot the Prince of Wales assist- ing at the recent “drawing room” at Bucking- Sam Pais ailed in his winning way.” It has been thought ou this side that he only emiled that way at Tranby Croft. eo Fast Washington is so pretty by night in the silver glory of ber new electric lights that she ty roally quite stack on herself. ———__—-2—__ The fourth assistant postmaster general of | { the United States of America is two days old, counting today as one day. > Ir that Californian who has in his possession & beautiful golden eagle, recently captured, ‘will send it to our National Zoo the silver == will not raise any objection - a ‘The next man for whom all the world will taourn is the Hon. W. E. Gladstone of England. += —___. One of Unele Jerry's rain balloons would have looked funny out in that storm yesterday afternoon‘and evening without a pair of ga- Josbes and # gossamer. wouldn't it? $+ —__ The third party may also celebrate the Fourth. } eect as Mr. Mills is busy writing on his tariff book. There will be no jokes or poetry in it, and as a summer hammock aijunct it will not be popu- lar. +. BAUR S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. x ¥ ¥ WE CLOSE SATURDAY, JULY 4, AT 12 O'CLOCK. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. CLEARING SALE IN PROGRESS. SURPRISING BARGAINS, $1.25 and 82.50 Jewelry. FANS AND BELTS. ‘4Xe. Painted Gauze Fans. 50e. Black Satin Painted ‘50c. Leather Bodice Wits, fine ornaments. RUNK DEPARTMENT. 1. Zinc Saratoga. Was @6.50. Red Tickoted. $4.98. 1 Zine Saratoga. Was 85.50. Keil Ticketed, 84.24. as Saratoga. Was 822.50. Red Ticketed, 13.98. 1 Fiat Top Leather Trunk. Was $9.50. Red Tick- ted, $7.6x. 2 Leather Vailses, leather frame and leather lined, staew 20 and 22. Were $6.50. Rel Tickoted, $5.38. BOOKS AND STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 1 Worcester Indexed Unabridged Dictionary (ii- Urary sheep). Was10. Red Ticketed, $6.50. 3 Sets of Mapelson’s Memoirs (2 volumes in eet), Worth $5. Red Ticketed, 81.5 set. 48 Cassell’s Sunshine Series of Popular Works. Worth 75e. and €1. Red Ticketed, te. Berkshire Mills Linen Paper snd Envelopes. Worth de. Redd Ticketed, 16e. Lox, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. ‘Ge. Holland Window Shades, SOc. Opaque Window Shades, 75e. Opaque and Holland Wi $3 to 04.50 Finely Framed Pictures, Onk and wainut frames. Ked Ticketed.. 84 Bent Wood Easels ‘85 Mahowany Pedestals ...... 1B Japanese Portieres, solid. Red Ticketed.. 12K. to Ite. Sukolinee. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, INFANTS’ WEAR, COR- SETS, &c. 82.75 and $3 Fine Skirteand Gowns,slightly soiled. Red Ticketed... ...... : 1 French Woven Corset: 4 Te. Misses’ Corsets. ake 6 Infants’ $2.25 Short White Dresses, slightly soiled. a roe 12 5c. Infants’ Short Canbric Skirts EMBROIDERY AND LACES. 1 lot of 10c. Fancy Cotten Lac . yard 1 Jot of 15e. and 18e. Fancy 10e. yard 1 lot of 3%e. 22-inch Flouncings, Se. yard lot of 38e. Cambric ce Yard 1 lot of Reunants of Embroidery Worth ise. Ked Ticketed, - Femnpant HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. 18e, Children's Fast Black Derby Ribbed Sizes 6 to 7%. : : BI pate Oe. Sizes 7h. & 834... 190. Ladies" Swiss Wen fancy Lisle Vexts—2 Whiteand 3 ~ 0c. each, PERFUMERIES AND TOILET ARTICLES. 10e, Lubin’s Infant Powder... Se. Fine Totiet Soaps. Ie. Best Quality Whisk Broom lve. Fine French Bristie Tooth Brush, NOTIONS. ied 10c. Seamless Stockinet Shields. Se. Best Curling Irons ......... Se. Cabinet Box assorted Halt Pins Attachable Corset Steels, 10. dozen Darning Cotton, Lie. Velvet Skirt Protector. NECKWEAR. 49c. Chiffon, with drawing string, Remnants of Kuching Lelow cost, 15e. Fancy Mull Ties. Biack Silk Lace, new pat STAMPED LINENS. 48e. Cambrte Pillow Cases, stamped. 5 Fine Tinted slightly” soiled. DRY GOops. Kemmants of Dress Lengths in Figured Cutton Pon- wees. Were 12ige. Red Ticketed 103c. vard. ‘Kemnants of Dress Lengths, best 5c. Scotch Ginghur Plain color Wool C1 CLOAK, SUIT AND SHIRT WAIST DEPARTMENT. 286 Black Lace Capen. Red Ticketed.. 02.98 4 Gingbam Suits (2 pieces)... 81.49 each 12 Black and Biue Jerseys. Were as high 0s LINENS AND WHITE Goons. A lot of remnants of Checked Apron Ginghams. Were te. Red Ticketed...... ‘ 25doz. Biueand White and Red Glass Towels, Were ¢ ted. 25 pisces of 10c. Plaid Lawns... BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS. ‘SSe. and €1 Flannel Blouses and Shirt Waists, good patterns........ GLOVE DEPARTMENT. 10 pairs $1.26 S-button Mousquetaire Gloves, Tat SHAWL DEPARTMENT. 73 Tan Cashmere Scarfs, embroidered,- tly sotled.. % @5 Pancy Parasols, sligitly soilea......... 4 $5 W-inch Gloria Unbrellas.. ‘Winch Gions Umbrellas, oxidized MILLINERY. ‘Vassar and Oxdd Shapes of Straw Hats... ‘$2. Odd Silk Mull Hats... 81.75 Children’s Odd Mull Hats.. $2.25 Children’s China Silk Hats... 81.4% Odd Sprays of Flowers. ‘Tie. Rose and Lilac Mixed Gov. Campbell of Ohio has more future Jutting out into the fleid of his action just st present than any other man in the country. a ‘There is no polities in the Kentucky state campaign. It us constitution and anti-coustita- tion. ——_—_+2—___ ‘The Puabe Couzins feature of the world’s fair might be dispensed with to advantage if Phebe could be coaxed off before she is opened ber ports so we ean pend oll the reciprocity down there wehave to oyare MEN'S GooDs. $2 “*Black Diamond” Dress Shirts. Sizes 12%, 14. 1635, 17, 1734... ie. each €3 French Flannel Shirts. Stzes 14, 1434, 15, 16%, 18....--reererneene 91.50 0ach 230. Fleuoel Four-tn-band Searfs..............8¢ each EBAUM'S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, n ‘7TH STREET. Je HL. Feats emar trae ut reer JEWELRY. ®.2 COR 7TH AND D STS. ¥.W. ‘With W. S TAPPAN, W. A. Prace & Co. Buccessorsto E.G. Davin, * ‘719 Market Space, Corner &th street. NEVER FAILS YOU. It appears requiarly every Thursday, heralding the REMNANT BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY: this is the day you save money in shopping. You gat goods fre- ‘quently for less than half their original COST. Don't you think this is worth considering? At the close of the season, which is the present time, you can get wonderful bargains, as there are axreat many odds and ends that have to be sold regardiess of price, so tomorrow you will have a reguiar REMNANT feast. Reusasts Or Seasonanrz Daess Goons, Oyards ENGLISH CRAPON, Cream ground with Gray figure. Regular price, $2.70. KEM- NANT PRICE, $1.35 for piece. Tyards ENGLISH CRAPON, Cream ground ‘With Heliotrope figure. Former price, $2.10. REMNANT PRICE, $1.05 per piece. 10 yards ENGLISH CRAPON, Gray, with aeray spray. Former price, $3. REMNANT PRICE, 81.50 per piece. 10 yards ENGLISH CRAPON, Cream ground, ‘with Heliotrope spray. Former price, $3. REMNANT PRICE, 81.50. S yards ENGLISH CRAPON, Gray ground, WITH BLACK POLKA SPOT. Former Price, $2.40. Remnant price, 81.20 for piece. OM yards ALL-WOOL CHALLIE, BLACK fround, with Lavender figure. Former Price, 83.75. REMNANT PKICE, 81.80 for piece. 6 yards ALL-WOOL CHALLIE, LAVENDER ground, with BLACK SPRAY. Former price, $5.00. REMNANT PRICE, 80. ALL SHORT LENGTHS OF HALF-WOOL CHALLIES will be sold for 1230. yard. ALLSHORT LENGTHS FRENCH SATEEN, from 2 to 6g yards, at 12ige. per yard. ALL SHORT LENGTHS OF COTTON PON- GEES at the rate of 10c. « yard. Reusaxts Ix Comery Depart. MENT. 2 SILK PLUSH CASES, WITH 3 PAIRS OF BEST STEEL SCISSORS In each cnse. For- mer price, $2.75. REMNANT PKICE, 81.50 for case. 3 JAPANESE LEATHER AND PLUSH CASES. with3 pairs of fue STEEL SCISSORS An each cave. Former price, $2.73. KEMNANT PRICE, 81.50 for eet. 2 MANICURE SETS, G pieces in each set, tortulse-shell bandies to nupiements. Former price, 61.25. KEMNANT PRICE, 42c. per set. 25 CHAMOIS RNIFECASES, Jast the thing you wunt now to keep your knife trom rusting, Former price, 23c. KEMNANT PRICE, 150. each. 7 Corser Rewxants In all styles at « great REDUCTION. Hosiery Remxaxrs. 3 pairs of FRENCH LISLE HOSE. in Pink Former price, 75c. and Blu REMNANT 4 pairs SILK- mer price, $1. pair. KEMNANT PRICE, 4c. Ressaxts Sumer Usvenwean. 12 LADIES’ FINE SWISS RIBBED VESTS, Jow neck, no sleeves, silk finished, in LIGHT BLUE ONLY. Former price, 2c. REM- NANT PRICE, lic. each. W. A, PIERCE & CO., Buccessors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Corner 8th st. R. Gospscumrp, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. FOR BARGAINS KEAD WHAT WF ARE OFFER- ING IN OIL STOVES, GAS STOVES, LAWN TENNIS GOODS, BASE BALLS, CROQUETS, HAM- MOCKS AND PICNIC BASKETS. 1t Fronexce On, Sroves. The Florence Oi Stove needs no explanation as to its syperior qualities.as it ig,the most popular of] stove known. We are selling large quantities at the foliow- ing prices: 2 Burners, $1.80. 3 Burners, $2.6; Braz 1x Moo We begin work next Monday on our building next door, No. 3127th st.. and in order to make room for the carpenters and builders we offer our entire stock of seasonable Shoes and Slippers at less than cost of pro- duction, FAMILY SHOE STORE, ‘ 310 Seventh street. Ladies’ and Gents’ §5 Shoes now go for $3. 40. Ladies’ and Gents’ $4 Shoes now go for $2.99. ‘Ladies’ and Gents’ 83.50 Shoes now go for $2.49. ‘Ladies’ and Gents’ $3 Shoes now go for $1.98. Ladies’ and Gents’ $2 Shoes now go for 81.24. ‘Misses’ and Children's $2 Shoes now go 24. ‘Misses’ and Children's 81.50 Shoes now go for 8c. ‘Look at the Misseq’ and Children’s Black and Russet Oxford Ties we are closing out at (9 centsa pair. Not many left. . Ladies’ Black, Tan and Gray Suede Undressed Ox- ford Ties, sold everywhere at 83 pair, Closing-out price, $1.98; very stylish. Ladies’ Dongola Oxford Ties, patent leather tips; very durable. Regular price, $2.50. Closing-out price, $1.73. FIRST COME, FIRST CHOICE. DON'T DE- LAY, AS THE GOOD THINGS WII. NT LAST LONG. YOU WILL NEVER GET ANOTHER SUCH CHANCE. MAKE NO MISTAKE IN THE PLACE. LOOK FOR THE YELLOW FRONT. rrr A M! nn , 3 & WET f. ¥ Fe MARRS Tb ss tH Ph ERP Hun 00 EE Ss8 HH “oc? Exe TIT 00 RRR hE mT oe E Sgs8 FO? Ro fee > 310 SEVENTH STREET N.W, We close Saturday, July 4, at Lo'clock. —jy2-2t TTIT H H ERE BBR EEE 88, TTTT bd HOW E BOB E t T HOH Eee BBB kee Sys8 7 18 NONE TOO GOOD FOR ANYBODY WHEN IT CAN BE OBTAINED AT A LOW ENOUGH PRICE. No need of your wearing ordinary ‘Shoes now when you can buy the very best Footwear made at our Removal Rates. WE ARE SELLING— 86.00 Shoes at $4.25. 85.00 Shoes at #3.58. 84.00 Bhoes at 2.65. $3.50 Shoes at $2.37. 83.00 Shoes at 82.20, 82.00 Shoes at $1.37. $1.50 Shoes at $1.15. 81.25 Shoes at 88c. 81.00 Shoes at 69c. EVERY PAIR OF THEM SPECIALLY MADE FOR US AND WARRANTED. WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 8.E. On completion of our new building wo shall remove FROM 816 SEVENTH STREET . TO 930 AND 932 SEVENTH STREET, AND FROM 1922 PENN. AVE. It - TO. 1914 AND 1916 PENN. AVE. May Qveex Or Sroves. Association leads some to prefer the May Quecn Oil Stoves, which weare selling at the following prices: 2 Burners, larse size, 3 Burners, larse size, 4 Burners, double size. 83.08. 6 Burners, double size, 84.98. Gas Sroves. Judzing from the numerous sales of our Gas Stoves this year, shows that we have’ the best Gas Stoves in this city, at a price that is much lower than offered for inferior makes. Single Gas Sto Medtum size—81.00. Large ** 21.60. Prexic Basxers. ‘We have a large line of Picnic Baskets at 5-10-15- 20-25-0540 and 45 cents. my 1 Laws Texsts Goons. ‘We shall present every purchaser of a Tennis Racket amounting to over $1.08 with a Wright & Ditson’s 1891 Championship Tennis Ball. Our line consists of all the leading makes. Wright & Ditson's, Peck & Sny- der, Horseman and Special Rackets. RACKETS. SEARS’ SPECIAL, TALESMAN, ‘CLUB, BERKELEY, PRCIAL, — SEABRIGHTSPRCTAL, Frankl Expert, FRANELAS CLUB, 24.48, Bas Bars. ‘Reach's Association Balls, ‘he. ‘Wecan give you the best balls procurable at the fol- Towing prices: 2 for -10—25 and 4c. We have also a large line of Bats, Masks, Gloves, &. Croguers. “ Weare selling large quantities of the regular $1.25 Croquets for tiie. ‘We have a splendid line for $1.48, $1.98, $2.48 and e. Haawtocxs. ‘We have a great run on our 12-foot Genuine Mexican fore making your purchases. B. GOLDSCHMID, 1t 1007-1009 F 8T. 8. W. EW" Will be closed all day Saturday, July 4, (Inde- pendence day.) Taxe Oxe Axoxo. Y ww WHETHER YOUR Vaca. WW WwW TION ISSPENTIN THE We 'W MOUNTAINS OR AT THE SEASHORE YOU WILL SURELY NEED A LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER- COAT. THE COOL MORNINGS AND EVENINGS MAKE ONE INDISPEN- SABLE. IF YOUR OLD ONE Is A BACK NUMBER BUY A NEW ONE. WE CAN FURNISH YOU WITH ONE THAT 18 ABSOLUTELY CORRECT IN STYLE, FASHION, FIT AND FIN- I8H,-AND AT A REDUCTION OF FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT FROM OUR FORMER LOW PRICES, WHICH WERE THE LOWKSTIN THE CITY, QUALITY CONSIDERED. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OR ONE IT WILL BE DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF oun VAL REDUCTION OF 2% ‘TO 50 CBNT. 4 ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, ° a * MM MMC NX ON REE W Ww 985, Mui’ ES 88 8 E wwww"s Ss BYE PLGWE Wa os MMM K KN SN kee WoW x59 eon te aig. poy BD AA OT OE YY Be A nL YY Dp AMA TH OE ¥ bop AA HTL ERR OTTTP TTTT FRR RRR b & cok Ee nee E ke f: t ke fee Lor : 2 = Fe tun kee of Tf Eee k ORM Note the change in store hours: We close at 5 p.m. evenings, except Sat- urday, on which day we close at 1 Pm. ‘The store will be closed all day Sat- urday, July 4. Shop tomorrow, Fri- day. We are offering unusually good val- ‘ues in Cloaks, Coats. Suits aud Fur- Rishings. We have secured a small lot of White Striped Blazers, which sell usually at $5, at a price which en- ables us to offer them at $2.75 each. HOSIERY. We offer another 25 doz. Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, never before sold for Jess than 25c., at 2lc. per pair, TAN CoaTs. ‘We offer our entire stock of Ladies’ ‘Tan Coats, for seaside and mountain emergency wear,at greatly reduced prices. LACE WRAPS. ‘We reduce every Lace Wrap and Shou'der Cape in stock soine days ago. You will find excellent bargains yet. LADJES' WAISTS AND SKIRTS. Best selected stock of Waists in the city. Se. to 815. ‘Ladies’ White Dress Skirts at $1.25. WILLIAM H. BcKNEW, at ‘995 Pennsylvania ave. SALE—POPULAR 5 AND 10-CENT MUSIC; ase Sie psn por mone ten ae then write for soule inore; catalocue tree: a ‘one-t'rird ‘discount. Beoietsti ina st. THOMBON'S. Mi este Use A ¥ Jel>-Im LOCK BUCKLE STRAP oN YOUR TRUNK And you will not have it stolen before you get to your Journey's end. ‘You can get them FREE te cin ll D.C. THURSDAY. JULY 2, 1891 We clocs Saturday, July b, at 29 o'clock. We Have Wasr You Waxr * Yor your Fourth of July outing—all at rebuild ine peices, Wo want to dispose ot the goods ‘204 have rednoed prices all around. 5 REBUILDING PRICES. Blane Jackora, 080. $2.28, 62.98, 83.48. REBUILDING PRICES. Chiffon Rufflings, 30, 48c., 81.29, $1.49. REBUILDING PRICES. Ladies’ Bhirt Waists, 90, 40, 70, 98c., 61.25. REBUILDING PRICES. Ladies’ Vassar Shirts, 75, 98c., $1.25. REBUILDING PRICES. Belts, 19, 25, 39, 48, 75c. REBUILDING PRICES. ‘Windsor Ties, 17, 19, 25, 38, REBUILDING PRICES. Boys’ Suirt Waists, 19, 25, 38, 43, 490. REBUILDING PRICES. Fans, 5, 7, 10, 15, 19, 25, 490. REBUILDING PRICES, Mitts, 25, 38, 49, 68e. REBUILDING PRICES, Surah Sashes, 75c., $1.08, $2.98, REBUILDING PRICES. ‘Chiffon Laces, 25, 35, 338, 49, 75e. REBUILDING PRICES. Lezhorn Flats, 42, 48, 68, 98. i LDiNG PRICES. Demi Lace Founciugs, 50, 60, 75, 980. REBUILDING PRICES. ‘Maslin Underwear. REBUILDING PRICES. Flowers and Feathers. REBUILDING PRICES In all departments AT THE BBR RNON BOB oo NNN BB ‘00 NORN MM MM A RRR coco H FER auee AA ROR OCG i H EF MMM AAR R CoO H H KERT Wo shall be closed all day Saturday, July 4. Be- ginning next Monday we shall close at 9 o'clock during fie week and st J ovlock on Saturdays until Sepe aT a sl ke oa per FR ORRE RRR YY e ke EERE ER ¥ = xz BIT OF HOSIERY NEWS-KINDS FOR AA everybody to wear. Some values that after @ in cost, either. We won't touch a line we cannot yuar- antee. Just remember that, if you run across a *“faint Price"—and accept our assurance that the quality is strong. These are all *‘weak" prices, considering the ‘wealth of worth they represent. ' 1 —0000000000000000000-— 3 25 CENTS. i —-0000090000000000000— 1 ' LADIES’ FANCY DROP-STITCH HOSE, ‘with boot pattern of solid Black and striped uppers. LADIES’ ELASTIC COTTON HOSE, in pin stripe patterns—extra lons. LADIES' ELASTIC FAST BLACK HOSE, ‘with double heels and toes. MEN'S LIGHT-WEIGHT BALBRIGGAN HALF HOSE, with and without the ribbed ankles. INFANTS' HALF HOSE, in White and INFANTS' COTTON HOSE, in Tan an1 Suede shades—ali sizes—4’s to 5%. They are far from being plenty—better make up your minds if you want any. 1 ! —0000000000000000000-— ? 29 CENTS. ° Bi 1 1 LADIES" COTTON HOSE, in Mode and Tan shades, with White heels and toes. MEN’S VERY LIGHT-WEIGHTT BAL- BRIGGAN HALF HOSE, with White heels and toos. CHILDREN’S NEVER FADING BLACK, RIBBED HOSE, with spliced knees, heels and toes. CHILDREN'S DERBY RIBBED COT- TON HOSE, in Tan colors, to match the popular shades in shoes. U 5 —0000000000000000000—— 1 35 CENTS, 3 pairs for a dollar. —0000000000000000000. f LADIFS' FINE. LIGHT-WEIGHT BAL- BRIGGANS, with Waite heels and toes. ° ° ° ! —|-e00— LADIES' ‘““HOLD-FAST” BLACK COT- TON HOSE. MEN'S LISLE THREAD, in Tan and Gray. MEN'S ELASTIC FAST BLACK SOCKS. 1 ——0000000000000000000-— 30 CENTS. ’ ——2000000000000000000-— T 1 LADIES* PLAIN and RIBBED LISLE THREAD HOSE—"*Fancy boot patterns.” We don't hardly think you can “come up" with so much quality short of 75c., most ‘anywhere you may look. LADIES' BLACK LISLE THREAD ‘HOSE. in plain, drop stitch and gauze liste. MEN'S RIBBED and PLAIN LISLE THREAD HOSE—Tans and Grays. MEN'S PLAIN FAST BLACK LISLE ‘THREAD HOSE. One of the best wearers that is woven, ! —-2000000000000000000-—— 1 © 50. CENTS. =-9000000000000000000-— 1 t LADIES’ FAST BLACK DROP.STITCH LISLE THREAD HOSE, with white heels ‘and toes. Ladies’ Fast Black Elastic Cotton Hose, with high-spliced lisle thread heels and double soles and toes, -e LADIES’ GAUZE LISLE THREAD HOSE in Black, Gray, Dahlia and ‘Early Century" Biue. LADIES’ SILK PLAITED HOSE—Tan, Gray and Black. LADIES' FANCY LISLE THREAD HOSE—e dollar's worth, ‘LADIES’ BEST GRADE GAUZE LISLE HOSE in Tan, Gray and Biack. LADIES’ BLACK BRI ‘HOSE in Richeliou and C:uster LADIES" BLACK SILK-PLAITED HOSE te Wansz Tarees Tre LL the special sales we have been having ‘this week will ‘strike colors” at 1 o'clock ‘Aon Saturday. Till then you can work ‘Wonders with light purses, |Tae | Sor Attend to this in time. You can ill af- ford tolet such an an- love and shut youout. What's your limit? There are three sets of reductions—one of them surely oueht to bit your case. All the 610, $12 and $13.50 87.75 SACK CUTAWAY SUITS left 87.7% from last year are 87.75 All the $15, 816.50 ana #18 811.25 SACK AND CUTAWAY SUITS 911.25 left from last year are e1L. all SACK AND CUTAWAY 813.25 SUITS-20 or over—eft from 813.25 last year—are 813.25, ‘There are less than 200 left. Don't you sup- pose thereare more than two hundred inten- - tions to buy? Disappointments will come with delay. Suz. | Livres: | You'll have picked Sars this bargain bone Sin = dry by closing time | 1 o'clock Satur- day. No wonder—who wouldn’t buy a Dodge Bros." $3.50, $3 or $2.50 quality of ‘Oxford Ties when they're selling at --81.47— ‘We haven't all sizes of all styles left, but there's a fit for you in something —and you'll get fashionable and comfortable shoe—no mater which it is, | Lives: | The prices we've ise Wasrs. | putontheseSHIRT WAISTS speak our Camprews desire plainer than words. We want ‘em out—and they're going —too—by the dozens. EVERY LADIES' WAIST IN THE HOUSE-Is cut | at least one-third in price. And in the half dozen lots of BO¥S' and GIRL’S WAISTS— GINGHAMS, PERCALES, FLANNELS and PRINTS—we've banished profit and forgotten cost. When we setabout reducing stock—it's got to goif price can moveit. Most of them are broken sizes, What matters that—nobody wants two waists patterned alike. | Tue | |Lrour-coronep | In yesterday's rain ‘we couldn't expect anybody to think very seriously of buy- | Denprs. | ing Lieut -cotorea Derbys even if wo were almost ‘giving them away.” 80 we are going to let this sale close with the others—on Saturday at 1 o'clock. You know the story—YOU'VE YOUR CHOICE | OFANY LIGHT-COLORED DERBY in the stock—#4, $3.50, 83 and $2.50 qual- ities for a ‘There's no time for reflection—and you don"t Reed it, Our reputation is too closely allied ‘with your confidence. You'll make no mistakes in buying “ON SIGHT.” BAKS AND COMPANY. Everything to Wear. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST. Woopwarnd Aw Lornzor, 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. X.W. ——— ‘BT-Clowed this evening at 5 o'clock and all day Saturday. July 4. Open tomorrow, Pri- day evening, wntil 6 o'clock. iananiannans 4 WORD OF EXPLANATION. ‘When we advertise as a ““REMNANT™ a Suit, a Jacket, a Wrap of any sort, «pair of Gloves and fools of lke character, made in all Sizes; they are not necessarily remnants, Decanse they have become shop worn, faded, soiled, &:., and are for that reason wn- desirable. Indeed this is rarely ever the case ‘With this class of goods, and when it isso we always advertise it in that way. When certain ‘izes of a line of goods are sold, there are nearly always left the extreme sizes of that line—the smallest or the largest. ‘These are not so salea- Die asthe medium sizes; for this reason they aro also classed as remnants anda low price is ‘Bamed to close them out, and if thesize hap- bens to be yours, you are the gainer. sta OUR WEEKLY REMNANT DAY SALE OCCURS TOMORROW, FRIDAY. A. larce business makes REMNANTS, and AA. during the busy season there is always ai AAA, extra large accuunulation of remainder~ A-“A things left over, jends of lines, broken assortments, odd sizes, small Jota, things ‘that get inussed and sotied, from handling and disphay, &e., Re. We don't want any such in stock, and as it is a fixed principle with us to Aispote of all **remnants” at the end of each ‘week they are separated from the regular goods and inarked at prices that sell them. THE INTRINSIC WORTH OF THIS CLASS OF MERCHANDISE IS NOT CONSIDER! Useful and seasonable things will be found in. every department tomorrow. Only a small Portion is here represented, but you will have ho difficulty im firding them at their respective counters. Don't pass:the Black Goods Depart- ment by—desirabie lensths have gathered thick and fast there this woek, and the opportunity is an uncommonly favorable one for buy ere. padres Croax Deranraesr. — ODD GARMENTS. 1 Biack Cloth Tailor-made Jacket—silk serge lined—bound with silk braid. Size 44. Reduced from $10.00 to 82.50. 1 Dark:Green Bedford Cord Jacket—half silk Hined—bound with silk and gilt trimming. Size ‘32. A handsome house jacket. Reduced from 812.50 to 82.50. 1 Biack Cloth Short Wrap—trimmed with Silk passementerie. Size 32. Reduced from 812.50 to $4.00. ‘Tan Checked Biazers—self-faced rolling col- lars. Sizes 32 and 34. Reduced to $3.00 each. 3 Fine Chevron Cloth Newnarkets—licht weight—suitable for traveling—full fronts and tight backs. Sizes 32, 34 and 34. Reduced from $13.50 to €5.00each. (Third floor, 1ith st. building.) Jensey Deranramg, ODD SIZES. 1 Ladies’ Superior Quality All-wool Brown ‘Cashmere Jersey—neatly trimmed with mobair braid—military style. Size 34. Reduced from 3.00 to $1.00. 2 Ladies’ Extra Quality All-wool Biack Cash- mere Jerseys—handsomely trimmed with Sou- tache braid. Size 32._ Reduced from $3.50to 81.00." 1 Ladies’ Very Fine Black Silk Jersey, collar and cuffs finished with four rows of stitching. Size 34. Reduced from $11.00 to #5.00. 2 Ladies’ All-wool Cream Cashmere Jerseys with vest fronts. Sizes 32 and 34. Reduced from 3.00 to $1.00 each. <Zhird floor, 11th st. building.) 1 Fine White Lace Suit—trimmed with all- silk ribbon. Size 32, Reduced from @27.00 to 810.00. 1 Fine White Suit_waist with fine tucks and embroidery—all-over embroidered skirt—rib- Lon trimmings. Size 3% Reduced from $26.00 to 814.00. 1 All-linen Lawn Wrapper—White ground— Biue firure—embroidery trimmings. Size 36. Reduced from #6 to #4. 10 Best Print Wrappers—Hubbard fronts— tight backs. Sizes 32, 34, 38 and 40. Dark colors. Reduced to @1 each. (Third floor, 11th st. building.) MENT. — “ODDS AND ENDS.” 2 Very Fine White All-over Embroidered Suits —hshdsomely tranmed. Sizes 14 and 16 years. Reduced from #15 to #7.50 each. 1 Fine All-over Cream Lace Suit—elaborately trimmed with silk ribbon. Size 1G years, Ke- duced from #25 to 810. 1 Children's Guimpe with embroidered yoke. SizeGyears. Reduced from $2.25 to €1. 3 Children's Striped Surah Silk Cloaka, Sizes 6, Sand 10 years. Reduced from $7.50 to Beach. Thisees? Cream Wool Suitfull skirt and waist. Size 12 years, Reduced frog 810 t 5. 1 Misses’ brown Flannel Suit, trimmed with orfolk” ry Kors Puarwacr. LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES. 7TH AND E STS. N. W. —o— In collecting this list, which is general, tak- ing in all sorts of goods, we have aimed to in- cinde as many seasonable oods as we could think of. Of thoseincluded we have very larze assortments or else we purchased under specially favorable circumstances. We have made ita rule togive our customers every ad~ ntage we obtain ourselves, and we flatter ourselves on being shrewd and very close buyersand alwaysforcash, and we can handie ‘quantities of our specialties. At some future time we will surprise you by afew extracts from our invoices. ‘Best Enzlish Tooth Prushes, warranted. English Tooth Brushes, wax backs. 0c. French Tooth Brushes, very good. $1 English All-bristle Hair Brashes (Kent's). Imported Hair Brushes, all bristles, a special bar- gain, satin wood backs, riveted, good enough for the most exacting, in three sizes, at ‘Hand Scrubs, very good value, at. f | Te. 67.87 and 99¢ veeeesd and 100 Shoe Brushes—we carry the largest stock in town and offer the following specials: @1 Shoe Brushes at White braid. ‘Size 12 years. Keduced from 810 toes Cibira floor, 11th st. building.) une na to Ooo Panasors. po 1 Ladies’ 22-inch Gros Grain Silk Parasol im Eleciric Blue, with narrow White stripers baa to hand, alice frome #400 6260 T'Crean Sura Sk Parasol, edzed with three guile ik rues “uaturs! wocdlcrooked handle To close out what remains of onr stock of Cotton-back Velvet Ribbon (about 25 pieces im all) we have marked 1 and Lig-inch wlth, im Gray, Views, ‘Gen dru and Myrtie. at * Hasecres. tiem Novelties in 45-inch Embroidered Fi inzs. in Black. Beice, Gray and. Heljotrope, rounds eu half and inh some cases i jes and ouly one pattern of each style. “Twenty st (Firs floor, second annex. ) Dasss Troonxe Dersrrwens, atSic., 35c. Shoe Brushes at S3c.—either with or B ERREES Hg 1 Men's White Silk ored border. Sheots Layo each. ia ‘Men's: White hi Initial cuiete SA's, LC Sie aN . ‘and 99¢ Are cheap at half as much more, and you can’t buy them elsewhere for less. 20c. Blacking Dips (daubers) $1 Bars Conti's Castile Soap, White, nearly 4 Ibs... 5c. Florida Water, full size, large botties.. 25e. Curling Irons down at. 10c. Bird Seed, best quality. 5c. Hand Mirrors; this isa special bargain. 400. per bar ‘25c. Large Dressing Comb, best rubber, quill back. 10c ‘(Look at those in our window.) }1 Dalmation Insect Powder, best quality, at 57c. per ib $1 Dalsfineral Camphor for Moths at 8 ad 13e. per 1b Former price, 15 and 25c. 81 Patent Medicines, including Hood's, Ayer's, Oa- ticura Resolvent, 8. 8. 8., Simmons’ Regulator, Jayne's and Pierce's Medicines at ‘(A saving of Sie. on each ‘We hope yau will find yonreelf in need of something iu our line and accept this list asa criterion of our low prices. eater cs KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, ‘7TH AND B STS. ¥.W. ST re ee wees RAW Cumprexs Axo Misses Derarr- Woonwann Axp oTHBOP, 10TH, 11TH AXD F STS. § Urnotstexy Derantwesr. Sart Se PF Lage anaes Stes A number of "Short Leneths” of Dotted Swiss gn4 Temboured Musiin in leneths from 1's to Yards, uitane for Sanh Cureainy, Spiaabers, st ives than belf resular price. Peeves Plain Orimean Sootch Madras Re Auord to 100. a yard. Teed aelSperes 124 Linen Floor Rendon to sak yar (Fourth for, Dish st butting.) Past Deranrarsr. Remnants of Printed as. Cloth, — lapemaled 10 yards paced te the. Remnants of Half-wool Dress Jepaths irom Ly tos yards, at wreatly Prices Rewnnants of Motte Cloth, suitable for shirt waists, indies’ blouses, we. In oe from }¥ 108 yanie. Reduced froin 12iy to e- {Serond floor, Ist and ‘Mi annexes.) Mexs Forsismso 1 Devantwext, SMALL Lors. 11 Ribbed Ralbrucen ‘in i fp Site Sovak ite Biaunel Costs Kine 96. Reduced ay . 8 dann: nck Alpaca Cont, Size 9%. Siichtiy damn- aged. Reduced fra @l arte We hei Panta. Sige 30x32. uckles, Reduced from Size 40. Reduced from @3 to . 1 Fancy Double-teoastad Vest. Size 3 auged from 63.50 10 8 a0 =“ ween x read Half Hose, Flue trom es ee About 60 remnants of Hurh-class Wash F rics. comprigime Scotch tmghans, Prem h, Orgundies, Korah Moire, Saunes and Linen Gincuaaan, sm wenation froin 13s to O yards—at Uirst floor, 10th st. building. ) Ix Asraxrs) Devanrae: 1 clone ont ail our odds a - and Short Dress and Skirts, La. lidren's Mull Hats. in White, by Second floor, 10th st. butldins. ) Mosux Usvenwear Deranrwest. Fine Moslin Dre r a ‘at bottom and tucks stove, extra Speirs Fine Camirie Drowers with ruftes of eo Can ° pg i Rediuced froin SUX; to Sie {Second flovt, 10u st. Uuiidine. Jewster Deranrvens. Rings with rhinestone settings. Toe. to be. euch, @0.Go1a Reduced Bolid Guid Brovcies with turguoise aud iM (First oor, 11th se bullies} Learner Goors Deranrwext. ] Traveling Cass. Keduced from $10 t 2 Photo. streens, Hediuced from @12 to 80” (ist door, Tien st, building) Fis Derantnest. 1 White Satin Fan, bund painted. Reduced T'White betin Pam, with gold spangiea. Re- duced trom @6 to 4. 3 Biue retin Fans, soiled. 2 reduced trom ST White deuce Pan’, Ketuted tea: i to.62. Cist Boor, Lith st. building.) —antiene ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, 11th and F ste a2 id e & = F |. Special price #1. 4%, With yore of inserting and tack, .. full slevves, fished with herring: of ewbroidery around fk aad front and on siveves. Prive #1.4%. ne if £3; ferent sty es, ‘Most serv eee oF Sere ‘that, PRISE ses Fok POUR NOIR