Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THURSDAY. July 23, 1801. (ROSEY §. NOYES: _ Falitor. THE EVENING STAR has a reqular and Permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of nny other paper fu the city. As m local NEWS paper and Advertising Medimm it has no competitor. A writer in the current North American Revime appears to think that an array of immi- ration statistics which he bas orranged con- veniently to sapport his theory, completel: @rerthrows the essential facts of American his- tory as heretofore recognized in this country and elsewhere. He contends tha: because England bas furnished levs than one-tentir of | the immygration since 1820, not counting Cana- dians and Scotch, and becanse he seems to find to hie own satisfaction at least that at the pres- ext moment the most liberal estimate could ‘Bot allow more than 18,000,000 of Anglo-Saxon Blood in the country. that American statesmen like Mr. Llaine and English historians like Dr. Freeman are decidedly “off” when they differ- entiate the two Americas by calling one Spanish and the other Anglo-Saxon. Now @ theory of our history and our social ex- istence which is in the teeth of the authorities is interceting if supported by a few facts and weil re.soned out. The figures presented fn the North American are not new nor are the €onelusions original. There has been a dis- position in certain quarters over si: migration statistics showed a great access of @ther foreign elements over those purely An- gio-Saxon, to treat the present United States as something racially and otherwise different from the former United States. The dificulty bas consisted in getting the well-informed descend- ents of these uther elements of our late im- migration to blink the obvious facts in the ease. Thoy sco all aronnd them an Anglo- faxon civilization or what is ersentially one at its ase,—constitution, laws, customs, speech, largely manners, in fact a civilization distinctive. The true American fs very proud of the foreign increment asa whole. It is one of the best clements of the federal republic—it ia the pillar in one of two states, and in many municipalities, But Amer- feanism is, ax it was, Anglo-Saxon at root and in ewence. It will strotch the imagination to conceive of itas anything else. Every modi- fication of that Americanism up to a recent @ate certainly bas merely improved on the original idea. The facts of history are stronger than the prejudices of individuals. ‘The Amer- ican of the second or any later generation is to ® certain well mnderstood ; extent and no farther—an Englishman, but he is an English- man in America—an Englishman in civiliza- tion with wide modifications, and he looks not to England but to his own land for inspira- tion. ~~~ 0 It is a fact, not perhaps generally known, that the leading institution for the education of the den’, damb and blind in the world is right here in Washington. The approaching visit of its head. Dr. Gallandet, to the Glasgow congress in aid of a movement in Great Britain to provide a national system of education for ‘these unfortunates is in the line of his efforts to exten! the benefits of education to one of the most interesting of all classes of physically affficted persons. That Great Britain, so for- ward in many respects to promote humane ob- jects, should have been so far bebin«d her oldest daughter is quite remarkable. The national institute ut Kendall Green has been foremost of all similar schools in stimulating the education of mutes and blind in3foreign lands, and it is a fact vastly to the credit of this young country. ~~ +e Tennessee may need many things, but she an hardly need anything more than a consti- ‘tution that will let peace and order be preserved while the legisiature is in vacation. She seems to need people, too, who will not resist bad laws, but let them execute themselves out of existence. A convict lease law may not be a ¢ the im-| that makes | HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, THE EVENING Nit Som Saterdere ot 2 ottoce; otter days at 5 p.m. A “Couz Dows- Ix Suuxs 7 PERRY'S. wa] Fi cies ry ppp a Dp DAA pe pais ITEMS, WI READ Cake We are putting lots of the best thinzs now within “short reach.” SILKS are today’s talk. We have fone right among these choice values, and, rerardiens of worth, setthem nearer to you. The qualities are 0 nich it dou'ttake but afew words to sell them. Just call your attention to them—you will do the rest. ‘Two pieces of 27-inch BLACK SURAU—osr 81.25 grade—KEDUCED to 1 8 yard. ‘Two pieces of GENUINE HABUTAL SILK— Lyons dyed—reduced from 5c. to 73e. « yard. BLACK and CREAM JAPANESE S1LK—21 inches wide and only 0c, a yard NOW. Don't these “‘muuck” of bargains? Here are some more just like them. BLACK FAILLE PRANCAISE-every thread silk, extra heavy and suft—Not a word acainst its: being worth every cent of $1.15. In the face aud eyes of that we have marked it $18 yard. Strange things are happening to the prices. The PRINTED SILKS come closer, too. Those handsome patterns that have been our pride thie season. 24-inch PRINTED INDLA—reduced from 61 to 7c. a yard. Another lot we have reduced from @1 to 80c. yard. inch PRINTED INDIA 8ILK-reduced from $1.25 to 81, Moro of it worth 81.50. NOW only 81. ‘The WASH SILKS have stepped DOWN TO COST and will “‘step out” ina burry after this bi ‘There is no cure for remnants—cutting as asweare. We have a lot of “last lenct voth INDIA and CHINA SILKS—from one to ten yards — is, ask CHSC Lack Sik Mitte Med Ticketed 190, otaredt Milk Taffeta Gloven head Picketed 20. Siored Suk Talfeta Glover, Red Ticketed 3c, AAD LEATHER GOODS, sens » $1.50 Chateiain Buys. ” Red Tieketed 48c. nd Ue. Leather Bodice Belts, led Ticketed ‘48c. Wide Silk Beits. Red Ticketad 4c. dap. Fans. Ked ticketed Se, Jong. If they will St in handy anywhere for you, you Fans. “Red Ticketed 48e. are welcome to them st from GOc. to #0c. a yard. STAMPED LINENS. ‘Think, if we had any number of yards they would cell We. Stay Linens. all kinds. Red Tick pa ee ‘de. Antique Lace Tidies. Red Ticketed 29¢. UPHOLSTERY. x. Lenwlale Holland Shades. Red Ticketed 40c. Opaque of Holland Shades, | Red Tloketed ae. | = oN, Memnauts of ‘Silkolines, Madrases, ‘borublerface Cante - Peseock Cardinal, Oid veld, 1a. yar — susick ana wink" at from 81 to $1.25 yard. Worth tt ‘When we make up our minds to “‘let go" there isan ‘avalanche of quality crowds tothe front. ‘There are fow SILK collections as complete as onrs—and reduc- tions mean something more than merely ‘hauling ‘ou the prices. Help yourselves. Use the 9th et. entrance for the earriages. INe. Child's Fast Black Derby-ribbed . Bizes 6, Thea Fieketed Ie. pairs =o" ies’ Taney Stripe Cotton Hise. Red Tick- Swiss-ribbed Faney Lisle Vests, V neck, All-aiik Dem Fl 5 Fiske tea louncings, 10 in. wide. Red ie Deut Plouncings, 14 fo. wide. Med Asin Dewi Fiouncings, Red Tick- yltisytll sizes, White Pearl Dress Buttons. Red nes. Wi ite Pearl Dress Buttons. Red zoe. Fancy Lugraved Pearl Buttons, Red Ticketed oe. dowen. BFATON PEERY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. n Canuant & Lewy, 928 7TH ST. AND 700 K ST. N. W. A GREAT BARGAIN IN LADIES’ SAMERS. ‘Will offer a lot of Gossamers, all perfect Goods, and the price has been till now €2 and $2.50. Youcan haveyour choice for $1.25. A rare bargain that will not last lonz. ‘To close out the balance of our PARASOLS: ‘Wo will offer goods that were $2.50, @3, $3.50 ant $3.75 at $1.50. ‘The INDIA LINON we aro selling at Se. yard will not Jast much longer. We have sold ton of it, but the end is drawing near. Have you seen the Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed VEST we are selling 3 for 25. Weare the Washington azents for Watt's Cel- brated GLYCERINE JELLY OF VIOLETS; most delightful thing for the skin'and sure cure for sunburn, tan and freckles, Only 230. Gos- 1 NOTIONS. {e- Colored Spool Silk, 100 yards, Red Ticketed ik. allcolors. lied Ticketed Se, boise, frou 7 to 12 im. long. SECKWEAR | oe. Fal 7 etait tit Std Fancy Emb. Mull Ties. Red Tick. box Cord Ruching, Gyardsin box. Red Tick- r (01 ie ciperoldered Chiffon, all colors. Red Ticketed DRESS Goons. Ketunants of Colored Wash % Rad eee 19 grea Nae Dress Goods, were 1234 Remnants of Best Scotch Zephyr Gingbams, inclad- tue reas Tenth were Bye ed Mickie ise ‘er Sand X sizes. Red Ticketed CARHART & LEIDY, pecans of Tac. Ginzhams and Outing Cloths. | 3323 928 7th st, and 700 K st. now, doz. Glass Towels, were 75c. doz. Red Ticketed s =o re CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR, Goce ssc wussscs sec Woven Corsets, large sizes. Red ge. 21-00 Misses! Corsets, odd sizes, Red Ticketed gg? 8c: White India Linen ShirtWaist. Red Ticketed math gy brent Kom P orp P’anmacy, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E. CLOAKS AND SUITS. 2 @4.:s5 Laslien’ Ginghain Suite, Red Ticketed $3.08. Ladies’ Je dl aie oy pgrmey Black, Garnet and Biue. Hed Lartion’ Wray "1 1g PPers in gingham and percale. Red Now is the time to disinfect, and Copperas is the Dest aud cheapest disinfectant you can use, CORPEKAS. Sc. PER LB. COPPERAS. Dissolved in the proportion of a pound to the gallon of water and properly used in cesspoois, closets and TRUNES., 70.50 3-2 Round Top Zne-covered Trunk. Red food law, except when carefully guarded so a8 to prevent clashing with the interests of wage- earners, but any law enforced is better than the to be won by climbing high mountains and dragging along the perilous edge of frozen streams and through almost interminable Lays, come too dear until land becomes much scarcer than it is. And yet the nation is elated over these new finds in middle Alusks It is well to have them there beyond the mountuins and the rivers and the bays, because when we want them wecan go over and stake off the country. with none to molest or make afraid. Kiwall ours, 5 ee ‘The New Jersey bank burglar who took only $4,000 when there was £100,000 at his elbow furnishes confirmation to the growing impres- sion that in order to rob a financial institution successfully « man must be one of its officers. — Frau Wagner insists on taking so activ part in the production of the operas at Bey- reuth that the biame for defects is placed with her. Sue ought to lave had enough experi- ence with Wagnerian music to know that it is always leaded. ee The London theater manager who was knighted for his brilliant entertainment in honor of the German Emperor will now have a chance to distribute the box ofice receipts im Good society at the baccarat table. +00 — ‘There is never any telling just how fame is Being to break out Whea Hawthorne wrote “Fhe Marble Faun” he surely never suspecyed that a race horse, and a winzer, too, would be If Germany takes the embargo off American pork and removes the duty from grain, the pretzel and saumge may ‘ind a formidable rival iu corn bread and bacon. ——— There were political cutthroats in 1826 in Crawford's time. Bat Crawford was a candi- | SEPARATE WHITE SKIRTS. date for the presidency in the way of several other people end be was almost as sick as be Was represented to be. — oe The curiosity manifested in the President's | ¥41TS- Movements would justify expanding the name of his summer residence place to Cape May In- terrogution Point. + The sppearance of anarchy in the southern Chinese province may leal wo the discovery that thi- is another of the institutions that were known to the Chinese long before the Cancasian of the Sn sasury disagreement im- With a large su! pending the South Carolina alliance party may foul called upon to change its nan: ——— Possibly Mr. Peffer will succeed in raising a presidential breeze that will biow through his own whisker a Mr. Skerman says without hesitation that the senatorial tight im Ohio is open to all comers. It ie difficult to see just bow the enterprising political correspondent is going to contort this imte a Camaging declaration. oe Ove of Washington's greatest strides in the way of rapid transit is to be found in the quick work being done on the new cable road. agers New York thinks that the proverb “figures Won't lie” should be declared off when the fAgarus get into a census report. een ‘That Tennessee governor, it appears, docs Bot know the law of his own state; but that is Rot hgif so Lad from a politician's standpoint as not huowing the people of his own state. — ee With a riot in Tennessee and rovolts in Chili, Argectise and China there is life in theold tt eee Scott Ray and Ike Gray, well known In- Giana democrats, are telling two stories about Gray in '% whieh are so directly opposed that exe df them will have to tell the truth to settle s . elsewhere it destroys all geri life and purifies the air. It is the best preventive also against spread of ty- phold and other infectious diseases. Ask your physi- clan about it, ycketed $4 94. 3558 0m Canvas-covered Trunk. Red Ticketed JEWELRY. - Jewelry. Red Ticketed Se. Towei cl : Kea We. and Z5e. Jewelry. ited Ticketed 15. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. Gx. aud 7c. Swiss Fiounciugs, 45 tn. Red Tiekoted ONLY Sc. PER LB. KOLB PHARMACY, ie s ‘Yee. Swiss Flouncings, 45 in. Red Ticketed 63c. LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, Sand Se. Linen Lace. " Red Tieketet de. 1 STH AND Esta. ¥.¥. BOOKS AND STATIONEL Tiel 41 si. Ties Y. tuo, slighty sollel, Red Lpgclom Bound, 12 mo, slightly soiled. Red 1. keto ‘50 ie. Oud Boxes Stationery. Red Ticketed 13¢.box. TTT OA a Beds Muay oss pe AA u a x a BB A A vorclan fort rthoe War Do You pty 7TH STREET. MELT? =——= For tho simple reason your coat K KSS N FrEW wow fs too heavy for this weath wuMa Boe RS 8 ETE W we we Ss We will allow a discount of 15 SRoke WERE” SS lows disco Hae EX SMEL Dey per cent on al e Coats, MMM KO KN XN w Sys Coats and Vests, Blazers and Outing Apparel. In prices bpp A Worn y ¥ DD AA # L bg BoD ash HE al bbb a4 4 0 LLL ¥ bof « & Er iy JOSEPH AUERBACH, a . E a ALLL ERE ? T EER i - = YOUR OUTFITTER, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1801. —_— GPA 7 yy Fang. cor, tain st, Weannounce thearrival of a special PERS Se} et —— bargain in Ladies’ Biack China Mik Warsts, which we shall offer at the ‘pie ‘e a's SERS! “ " lew price fet. ia tet and io | RURRRRSSS RRR SRS REE Lea aeaEEEEES worn outside, not inside the aktrs band. “We witl also receive more Black Buazers in the morning, this again paperagne the Eagan of sizes A Mascracrurer in the Black and Navy. These ee ee Made us a tempting offer om aapectal lot of extra oth to match for making stirt, a 38 to 83.75 per skirt pattern. If nie a Fou can make your own skirt you TT ¢ ERE 5583 secure am excellent traveling, Loat- m A r ge iad # a8 tne. bicycling or tennis suit for $7.38 AAA Cc CH ” 1087 Sus 24 7 COU Ket Ps . Provided we woull take a certain large quantity, Wo bave avain stocked up in White shat be mist Keep an extra good workmen folng Brodit sndarateimervon: | IN aNerdSe aetna her aint tionally xood values at $1.25 @1.50, two-thirds their regular worth. 81.75 and $2.25 each. 20-in, /11-in. /12-4n. /13-in. '14-In, | 15-in. /16-4 Wecan supply your every want im peed “ ~ aged ith the the way of White Lawn or Ficured goods thet tell of thenselves at upat that ties ne Percale Waists, and at very low ‘worth no more than is asked tor them. prices. We hay |waysa complete lineof Travel! ‘Tronk: — fat icia, Fancy Leat let sind otier gouus at prices teak we wuarantee as Jow a8 anywhere. WILLIAM B. McKNEW, ‘Any style of Trunk wade to order, repaired or 1 903 Pennsyivanis ave. n.w. vee aes TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, Ss KES x cow wow) PEA mw. Factory 1200 ot. aw, Vaal) RAR 4 x ww ww ¥ Soo? “ue! ch N00 WW Srruisz Suozs: How low our rarula> prices are. Is it surpris- inz, therefore, that our stores are crowded dur- tug the dull season of the year with buyers at- tracted by our DOUBLE REMOVAL SALE REDUCTIONS? ‘This soason's production. Mado of the BEST BARGAINS IN MEN'S KANGAROO SHOES. HOOVER @ock and sold at sivce inte United Seaearenae SAneusoe ana LOW prices. By = ty ad 1217 Pens. ave, SHOES that you Mand-maie ‘Kangaroo Low and High- . (Cut Shows at $2.65. ws wi. at ‘Kangarvo-finished Ps ad Calf Low Shoes ELECTRIC FAN, ad NE eae HOME, OFFICE OK STORE IX THE BARGAINS IX PATENT LEATHER SHOES. Men's Patent Leather Derrek? i Gents? §3.50 Goad Om CITY OB COUNTRY, Lived Shoes reduced toQe gy, Petent Leather bleh cam boran by our pateot primary bestery ata 50 CENTS 4 WEEK. _HAHAKS Pee eae mrancs moe noua | ME rr rere ge 1082 PENNSYLVANIA AVEXUE, MANDON BATTERY, LIGHT AXD POWEROO., dy23 231 PENNSYLVANLA AVENUE 8.B. a1+-le 670 Lowisians avenue. — THU ‘S3-Until April 1 we close at @ o'clock—ex- cept Saturdays. Tay Hea Tar List. ‘The dressiest suit aman can woar is a CLAY WORSTED coat and vest ana « pair of net | Six Groves Axp Mirrs patterned pants—and we've got a new line of at Doth—jast in. We don’t care for what occas! on GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, youdon‘m you'll be properly attired. Thie | gineethe iesding stores close half day on Seturtass kind of a combination need to mean $50 or 800 ‘Friday is becoming the shopring day of the week. ‘Until we got to working Clay's weaves into our ‘The Palais Royal does more than offer remnants at reduced. Among other attractions for tomor- piaundomtenen thine perumucpapian (ott stock of Silk Gloves and Mitts at everybody will tell you that—and if you'll get | groatiy reduced prices ono of the ‘‘all-the-year" woixtts you've got a ‘Taffots Silk Gloves—Diack and colors: cost and vest that'll serve summer or winter. We have them in SACKS, CUTAWAYS and DOUBLE-BREASTED FROCKS — Silk or Italian cloth lined. For trousers tako your choice of the largest ‘variety in America—and the best Attiny.. No five stores intown can show you an assort- ment like it. We don’t share patterns with snybody—so wecan oct upa claim for éxclu- alveness. Nobody, nowadays, belloves.a tallor can fit youany better than we can. We've exploded ‘that faliacy long ago. When you want the best you can get it, here—and you know Low reason- ably. One thought calls up another—the “TRUE BLUE” SERGES (or BLACK) and the BLUE FLANNELS are at tho high tide of their season. Anybody who wants « plain suit that'll wear its worth—keep its color and shape—weturn ‘om to thess SERGES AND FLANNELS, Thoy fill the bill, ‘They're in proper weixhte for now—and later, SACKS and CUTAWAYS. ‘We've customers that have come back after thom as regular as the season rolls around for twenty-five years. That speaks well, Don't leave town unless you take a LIGHT- WEIGHT OVERCOAT along—oven if you have tobuy it. In that caso let “bygones be by- gones"—et one of the newest styles. We'v> had some of our BEST delivered to answer thess early calls. EH" The reductions in prices are great because the profits in the first instance are small. You have only to compare our Milanese Silk Gloves and Mitts marked 60cents with those offered at the credit store for 50 cents to understand that the latter must have cost lees at wholesale than the former. Sea Istaxn Corrox Vesrs ‘Thinner. than lisle, softer than silk, is the specially Prepared cotton that alone grows on the islands of the great Pacific Ocean. 40 instead of 68 cents !s tomor- row's price for Ladies’ Vests, mado im all sizes—some as long as 41 inches, Pans Hosz Ar Low Parces. Silk Finish Lisie, ribbed and plain, Fast Black, with upper in all colors. The Black merges into colors in form of Vandyke points and other pretty designs. ‘These Hose were imported to retail at $1.25, $1.35 ‘and $1.50; so that 98 cents a pair is. low price. ‘Silk Garters to match in colors, with ribbon bows and silver slides, only 39e. pair, ‘These were made to Tetail at 75 cents, and have been sold here at 50 cents only because we closed out 200 dozen of them and thereby gained a concession in price. Soe Cuorce Haxpxencurers ‘That women are naturally artistic is shown in such Aetail of dress asa Handkerchief, We want Indies to look through our stock of Fine Hand-embroidered French Line Handkerchiefs, costing from 50c. to #4.35 each, and those of real lace from &5c. to $16.50 each. We expect s dozen to admire them where one will buy, more Le DI but we are perfectiy satisfied, because those who ad- PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH | mire will talk, and those who talk will advertise 1 STREET. them, unconsciously perhaps. For tomorrow (Fri- ay) one-tenth aff the price marked on the handerchief voufancy. You see we offer a temptation to buy. BAKS AND COMPANY, Every Lavy Reoumes Ove. Possibly you have a Lawn Waist, but look in the ‘window of No. 1117 Pa. ave. tomorrow morning and you'll be tempted to buy oneortwomore. There duced prices will surprise you. The explanation is that we haven't all sizes in every style, but all sizes in. one style or another. LOT 1 comprises tndia Lawn, Pereale and Figured Lawn Waists, reduced from 98e., 85e. and 750. to Oe. for choice, LOT 2inciudes India Lawn Waists, with hemstitched collar snd cuffs of embroidery, reduced from $1.48, $1.35 and $1.25 to $1.19 for choice. LOT 3, Linen Lawn Weizts, White and fizured, embroidery and lace trimmings, reduced from @2.50, $2.25 and 81.08 to $1.08 for choice. LOT 4, Persian Lawn Waists, with choice trimmings and the latest style full sieeve, reduced from $2.68 to 82.19. 20 Pee Cex Discousr. SPECIAL SALE OF BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATORS, ICE BOXES AND FANCY ROCKERS. Lanz: Vassar Sniars, 84c. Pure linen bosoms, cuffs and latest style stand- ing and turn-over collars, laundered in immaculate style. You read of these shirts as reduced to $1.15 and $1 and claimed a bargain at such prices. Re- mombor, The Paisis Royal price $4 cents. ‘Vassar Chomisettes of laundere. percale; domestic, 22 cents; imported. 30 cents. ‘This sale will continue until AUGUST 1, at which time we will begin work erecting an iron cefling over our first floor. 50 of those Six-foot Solid Oak EXTENSION TABLES: Will be sold for 85. Look for our Special Furniture Sale in Monday morning's ft ct week. Windsors of pongee silk, White grounds and colored ene figures, offered at 17 cents, though worth 25c. These are new—today's arrival. MATTING! MATTING! MATTING! igh (Continued below.) 85.50 will bay 40 yards Matting. Paras Royvan Learner Goons, ‘86 will buy 40 yards Matting. : SATCHELS.—A visit to this department will demon- I 40 yards Mat ates see sie strato that it is for the best goods that Palais Royat 8 will buy 40 yards Matting. prices are noticeably lower than at the credit stores. $10 will buy 40 yards Matting. CLUB BAGS of teal alligator, leather lining, leather- covered frame, patont hinge, &e. Inches., Prices, ‘Kideyminster Cotton Carpets, 25c. per yard. | edbo| ads | 38 500 Hea! Alligator Bags (pieced), made to our special order. Late delivery and loss of sales thereby have ‘been made good by the makers and thus unprecedent- edly low prices are possible. The prices are so low that you may be apt to doubt your eyesight. You can seo the bags are real alligator, but you need s guar- antee because of the prices. Every bag stamped on the bottom as follows: Warranted Genuine Alligator. Real Alligator Bags, Real Alligator Bags, Real Alligator Bags, Real Alligator Bags, Beal Alligator Bags, Real Alligator Baxe, i) 12 atbol st! W. M. HOUGHTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Sy224t 1218 AND 1220 F STREET. A Dror Ix Wurtz Goons at Real Alligator Bags, 18 inches, . Imitation Alligator and Cowhide Bags, lined, nickel Jock, key and trimmings. 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 Cowhide Grain Leather Bags, with leather lining and leather-covered frame, patent hinge, &c. 199| ths | d20/ #24s/ ef40! 2 81.80 | 82.05 | 82-20| 22.35 | gz-u0| 92:85 CANVAS Telescope Cases, leather straps and trisn- | sits JOHNSON, GARNER & CO."8. 2,500 yards French Plaid Orcandies that were 10, 12, 15, 18and 20e, NOW, 10, 12}. 5,000 yards Ponzees, light and dark ground, 12%. 20 pieces Pineapple Tissues, dark ground, with polke dot. Reduced to 9c. Remnantsof Black and Colored Dress Goods, Flan- nel Suitinzs, &c., at about one-half regular price. Domestic and Scotch Zephyr Ginghams at reduced Prices. . 60 pieces American Sattoens, fine quality, 12}. Gents’ Neglize Shirt from 50c. to @2.50. Balbrig- gan Undershirts, 25c. Ladies’ Kibbed Vests, 15c., 2 for 25c. 22 18 1 20 1 ott. | 8205] si:20/ sf 351 8: CABIN BAGB of soiid leather lining and leather covered frame. e118 | 14 | 15 | 168 200 #50! ais! 3b! 23.0 \GS.—The size does not indicate the carrying capacity of these expanding bags. Those Teather lined are: el - 16. 18 20 ice: e245] ed‘to! ed'bol ers ‘Those with linen Mining are: JOHNSON, GARNER & 00., 636 Pa. ave. n.w. 1 82.48) 82.751 $3.00 TRAVELERS' COMPANIONS.—Straps, 19 cents, ‘Leather cases containing toilet and manicure articles, 82.98 Leather caso, hand sewed, containing hair, nail and tooth brushes and comb, 47c. Sole leather caso, with blacking set, 50c.; with whisk broom added, 75 cents, Music Rolls in Morceco, Russis and fancy stamped leathers, 50, 50, 73c. and @1. BELTS.—The price list gives no notion of the vari- ous colors or of the beauty of the clasps and buckles oF of the superior qualities at the prices. Imitation Seal, Alligatorand Russia Leather Belts, with oxidized silver and leather straps, 25c., 30c., 48. ‘Beal Seal, Alligator, Kangaroo and Royal Calf Belts, with straps, 75c. With choice Oxidized Silver Clasps or large English ‘Leather-covered Buckles, $1.25, 81.35, $1.50, $1.75 ‘and $1.85. Bononrzzs rea. Spring Leaf Pure, Rich ih price rate. Saya" Movvmas, ‘MUDDIMAX, Cleopatra Betts, with silver buckles, 08, $1.75 bigger wee i eA ecaeceare Sia telope. A Rood rN im Seal and Ant A beecinte i eaten fmitation at only 2c. ‘Tho best imported at $3.30. IMAN. Many between prices. MUDDIMAN. COAL OL. SHOPPING BAGS.—Imitation Seal Leather with om 4 Satin and Velvet tops, 50c., G8c., T5c., $1, $1.18 $1.25, Real Grain snd Seal, $1.35, $1.50, $1.08, 81.75, 82, 82.25 92.99. POCKET BOOKS from 25c. to $13.98 each. ‘Thoso at the latter price have sterling sitver fronts Hobly chased. The 25c. books come in a dosen differ- ‘ent styles and are superior to what you will expect. A half hundred between prices. At 48c. we show real Seal books witheoin purse and card compartment on Outside. We also offer special values st O8c., 750. andei. CARD CASES from 25e. to $10.50 each. Extra ‘values are the €2.63 real Seal and Kanguroo leather cases, in all colors, with sterling silver trimming. ‘The card case and pooket book combined, with leather ning, &e., at 50c., is superior for the price. ‘MEN'S Card Cases, BU] Books and Pockst Books from 25e. to @3. Avariety to bewilder you, Real ‘Morocco Books with strap fastening for only 50c. Bur ‘sia Leather Bilt Book, containing memosandum book, for ouly Se, Seal Cart Cases with real Seal lining at (01.08 are proportionately ebeap. sa Ra f : Y 23, 1891. During July and August our store close every comming et 5 0 clot. W. A. Prrce & Co. ‘Guccessors to E.G. Davie, ‘719 Market Space, Corner Sth street. aor FOR FRIDAY, REMNANT DAY. ‘Tomorrow wili be one of the most attractive REMNANT DAYSoftheseason. Noxt week we take INVENTORY of stock, and we MUST close out ALL REMNANTS and ODDS and ENDS before that time, as we cannot afford to take ‘them in the general stock. So you see TO- MORROW will bea GENUINE HARVEST of GOOD REMNANT BARGAINS. Judge by ‘What we quote in this advertisenent. SASH RIBBONS AT REMNANT PRICES. HERE I8 THE GREATEST REMNANT BARGAIN over offered you: ONE LOT OF BEST QUALITY ALI-SILK BASH RIBBONS, trom 9 to 14 inches wide, im colors GREEN, BLACK, M. BLUE, BROWN, LIGHT BLUE, PINK, TAN, MYRTLE, in Moire, SATIN, SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN and BROCADED. Regular prices $2, $1.65, @1.50 and $1.10 « yard. REMNANT PRICE for CHOICE of this LOT yard. Rexsaxts Or Seanez Dizss Goons FRENCH SATEEN. Short lengths of FRENCH SATEENS, from 2 to 6 yards long. Regular price, 35c. yard. REMNANT PRICE, ‘8c. yard. COTTON PONGEES. Short lengths of INDIA PONGEES, from 2 to S yards long, inallstylesof fzurings, Rewular prices, 20and 15e. yard. KEMNANT PRICE, ‘Tige. yard. ENGLISH CRAPONS. Short lengths of ENGLISH CRAPONS, 2 to 8 yards long, in stylish effects. Regular price, ‘30c. yard. REMNANT PRICE, &e. yard. Reasaxts Or Dues Trnnnses. 10 pieces of DRESS TRIMMINGS. Regular prices, 75e. to$l. REMNANT PRICE, Se. yard. Oovs Ix Cunpnens Wasa Hars. 5 FRENCH CHAMBRA WASHABLE HATS for children, in colors, GARNET, GRAY, ECRU, LIGHT BLUE, CREAM, trimmed ‘With White Val. lace, Regular price, $2.98, REMNANT PRICE, 82.48 each. 1 CHILD'S MULL HAT in CARDINAL, Regular price, $2.25. REMNANT PRICE, 91.87. Rexxaxts Or Hosmex. 3 pairs FRENCH LISLE Drop-stitch HOSE, in TAN, DEAB, SLATE. Regular price, 75e. REMNANT PRICE, 44c. pair. 2 pairs of EXTRA SIZE FAST BLACK ENGLISH INGRAIN HOSE. Regular price, Ge. REMNANT PRICE, 40c. pair. 8 pair CLUSTER RIBBED SILK HOSE, in FAST BLACK. Regular price, $1. REM- NANT PRICE, 70c. pair. 1 pair FRENCH LISLE BOOT-PATTERN: HOSE, BLACK boot, LIGHT BLUE uppers, drop stitch. Regular price, 75. REMNANT PRICE, 4c. pair. : 3 pair BALBRIGGAN HOSE. Size 9%. Rez- ‘lar price, 2c. REMNANT PRICE, 196. patr. 2pair EXTRA SIZE BALBRIGGAN HOSE, Size 8%. Regular price, 40c. REMNANT PRICE, 2c. pair. Ressaxrs Or Expnomentss. REMNANTS OF LACES. ODDS IN PARASOLS. REMNANTS OF CORSETS. REMNANTS OF GLOVES, REMNANTS OF SUMMER UNDERWEAR, &o., &c., af LESS than HALF PRICES, W. A. PIERCE & CO., ‘Buccessors to E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, ry Corner Sth st. Laxssvroz & Bro. SPECIALS IN EMBROIDERIES. ‘The stock consists of Cambric, Swiss and Hamburg Embrotderies, in all-over floune- ings and narrow widths. The skirtings are the most elaborate end showy Embroideries ever shown byus or any one eise. Don't fall to attend this sale, beginning today and terminating only when the last piece is sola out, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. ‘This week's specialties in Ladies’ Under- wear. Gowns. ‘WeofferaGown made of cotton, yoke of inserting, combined with a cluster of tucks, ‘trimmed around neck and sleeves with em- broidery to match, plaited back, full lensth. fer a Cambric Gown, yoke of Valen- eiennes Ince, connected with cluster of tucks, double ruffle around the neck yoke, Which ts plaited back. ‘This garment is Usually sold at $1.25. Our price iite. We offera Cambric Gown, best quality Valenciennes inserting, with cluster of tucks, with deep ruffle around neck and Sleeves, finished with herring-bone stitch- ing, full length, 81.68. Resular $2 Gown, We offer a Superior Quality Cotton Gown, yoke, which is a mess of tucks, pluited back, trimmed around neck and sleeves with embroidery, finished with berring-bone stitching. Price #1.35, We offer s Gown made of best. quality Cambric, Mother Hubbard style, entire yoke of Torchon lace, inserted with neat embroidery, double rattle of Torcuon around neck and sleeves, special value, 2.48. ‘We have proven to the Ladies of Washing- ton that we carry a stock of these goods second to none. All now designs and Shapes. All beautiful patterns of eimbroid- ery. For workwanship our Underwear is well known. Our tinish cannot be excelled. ‘There is probably no more particular person in the business than our Underwear Buyer. Noxarment is permitted to be placed on sale unless it is perfect in every detail, and the consequence is we can easily werrant ‘the wear of any piece of Underwear you buy of us, CHILDREN'S SUMMER CAPS, For 25c. Noosa chow you serestaotint pretty Caps, some made -over em broidery fixed with full ruche around the muuuber of styles in various materia‘s. ‘For 680. these are equal to thowe of former seasons at Gc. We write of = particular style, such es an open work embroidered Cap with neat bow of same material on top in ai! sizes. For 7c. we cou'd not exhibit anything prettior. They are made of good material corded. These are washable. For 80c, they have & rosette on top, open ‘work, sheer linen, perfect shaped, with strings in all sizes. For 980, we can give you several styles to eslect from. We describe one style in par- tlenlar, made of blocked embroidery edioin- fag same. Weknow them tobe a bargain. Woopwaap Axp Lormnor, 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. — BF Until September we clos at 1 eelock Saturaays; other days at 5pm —o— Toxornow, Frvar, SPECIAL REMNANT DAY SALE. —— ‘Why? Because we have been holding « Preparatory stock-taking reduction wale for throe Weeks past, during which thme very low Prices have prevaiied throughout the hours, The lange trade attendant upon these sules has. Revessarily left us with many) remaipders— things left over, ends of lines, broken assort- ments, odd sizes, sinali lots, things that ate Inuesei, tumbied and soiled from handling and display, &e. Mostof you know our wnderi- ting princi pie ts to take ail such merchandin eway From the reguiar stock and puta priee Ont that insures its immediate disposal. We don't want « ‘‘remnant” in our establishment at the end of this week, and if marking them at 8 low price will move them there won't be one left. Everything of a “‘remnant” charactor from this reduction sale has been laid aside and re-marked at aetell lower price. You get the ad~ Vantage, therafore, of this doubly reduced price. Follow us closely today—it means & reat saving to you, —o Arrnacrive Rensast Suz IN DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. eta 500 Remnants of COTTON DRESS GOODS of all kinds—a large number being ““manufac- turers’ remnante”—iengths from 1 to a0 Remnants Half-wool Dress Goods, 1% to 10 yards. Just half price. (Second floor, first annex.) Desa Rewsaxts Ov Fie 5 DRESS GOODS. gear We have about elgiity remmante of Spring and Summer Dress Goods in plain colors. The ‘@reater part arethe fashionable shades of Gray and Tan. In order to ciear them out tomorrow ‘we have marked them at .JUST HALF PRICE, ‘Thp 50c. grades are reduced to 2c. a yard. *" Te. * 37He. a yard, “slo ° Boe. a yard. Tho $1.25 grades are reduced to Cle. @ yard, &e. LENGTHS FROM 1 TO 7 YARDS. AU remnants of novelties and dark eolore ‘marked without reference to cost. (First floor, 10th st. building.) A Sprctatzy Arrescrive List OF ODDS AND ENDS IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT FOR FRIDAY'S SALE. ia 2 Fino All-wool Black Ulster, full fronts and tight backs. Size 32. Medium weights, Mer duced from #1.50 to . 1 Fine Enslist Corkscrew Ulster, Fall weight, Perfect fitting, setin facings, Size 3A Re duced from $20 to $7.50. 2 Fine Ciay Diagonal Newmarket, silk faced Feveres, tight Otting sleeves, silk lined. Size we 10 87.30. 1 Fine smported Lace Wrap, full lengtb, with Panis of all-iik moire, tiebt-fitting back, shirred yoke. Sized. Reduced fremiguowd $30. sewenterie. Size 36. Reduced from $13.50 to 50. 1 Biack Cloth Short Wrap, trimmed with alk gimp and fringe. Size 32, Reduced from $12.50 to 84. 4 Best Quality Stockinett Jackets, tailor- made, satin faciurs. Sizes 32 ouly. Reduced irom 610 and $12 to @2.50. 1 small lot of Lmported Beaded Capes and ‘Wraps, latest styles, at greatly reduced prices. Reasasts Ix Sur Deranraess, BROKEN LINES, ODD SIZES, &. 4 Cheviot Blouse Waists, fast colors, Sizes B2and d4. Reduced from $1.75 to Tae. 1 Pink-striped Flannel House Waist. Size 36, Reduced from 3.50 to $2. was 1 Silk and Lace Wrap, trimmed with silk pas Woonwann Rewxaxrs Ix Panasous ane 2 Ladies’ 22-inch Sursis Wik Parasol—in light Rigel Fee Ra ag 4 } Light Ten Surah “Rik Parasol brocaied der "ese ear aS 2 Brocaied Silk Parawis, one Old Rose meh tbn, otter. tre aden garved banilies” Giusived with Neuse) abd bow Hedaved' trom #1010 86:30. r (Pirst floor, 11h wt laine.) Some Desirasce Resexaxre UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. } ppir Antique Lace Curtaius. Reduced from Point Cortains, Reduced trom } pair Iran os or @uced from $12 1 yair Temb argced tronn 85 i Pair Tauboured fi @uced from @ 75 a . Damask orieanea Speed iene gst hl * Seen inv @uced trow e235 to 1a. “este eins deat eae g TG OMe Sete Frame, Reduced from {Fourth floor, 12th st: jwuildine. Ladies’ go Drees Trent, with a covert wavs duck, be Hola te eer nee ee ae forced vai Moree vainnce band, Seiigimeh Wedduced omy $14 55 40.012 ohn Saeet ae eee et ST cotestinria ssa -irun bottous. #12 to #10, Traw 2 Yaine' Papier ashe Date re Sop wood a. rene se top, tea. steal claim ante ry ope = : faced fr Sine: Resuced trom BABY CARRIAGES— adie NF teed body coll eprny PlUsh—#athy parawol—datimerd netbeans Reduced from @11.25 to €5.00. 1—Carriage — cane-wound booy handsome Soucisered ta Tutte Cone aii sea eta or in Fores Cotte wil punt tin Pernsel caucus Git 80 to 81 (PMth Door, Lith st. batiding.» —o— Ladies’ length Black Pasko sone mew 5 Ladies’ Favestrienne Gauntiots, i . in ‘Tan—tizes Sip and OA. Meduced to $1.25. (Pirw floor, Lith st. buildins.) Osos Aso Exp: Ix Busnes De. 2 FART See 3 pairs 10-4 White al iankete, Reduced fraleito separ me 2 pairs 11-4 White Had Diankets—sotied. @uced froin 2.300 eh. 80 > 2 pairs 11-4 Bros Biankets—hole near end Tediced trom 5% @" 1 Fine ova ning’ tnty eon Suced from giz wes 0 2 Satinecovered Down Comfort, Reduced from elt es. 3 Satine-covernd Cotton: ofioe.' Moduced from 62 Sate en's 1 Roman Silk Bianket—damaged from @owshor: Meluw ium elie: = (Second floor, Lith st. building.) WooDWAKD & LOTm 3723 0th, Lith end F ste a, A Fonrosa 18 NOT REQUIRED TO BECOME A BENEFICIARY 1 Cardinal Blouse Waist, best grads, Sima@Qyi i+ Reduced from $2.75 to # » oF ovR 4 Dark Print Wrapvers, Hubbard style.:Slsea Keduced from $1.25 to 73e. 1 Embroidery-trimmed Linen Lawn Wrapper, Spann Bize $4. Meduced from 86.50 to $3. ‘A small lot of Soiled and Mussed White Wrap- cREDIT ers at great!y reduced prices. White Suit, embroidered panel skirt, all-over embroidery waist. Bize 32. Reduced from #10to $5. 1 Fine Embroidered Swiss Lawn Suit, extra quality. All it meeds isto be laundered. Bize 36. Reduced from €233 to €7.50. A small lot of best styles of Vassar Shirts that are siigitiy sotled at reduced prices. JERSEY REMNANTS. 2 Ladies’ All-wool Black Cashmere Jerseys, with vest front, Sizes 32 and 34. Reduced frou, 82.7510 8) 3 Ladies’ Superior Quality All-wool Bisck Casumere Jerseys, elaborately trinuumed with, mohair and soutache braid. Sizes 32, 34 and 36. Reduced from €4.75 and 84.50%0 81.50. 3 Ladies’ All-woo! Black Cashpere Jerseys, handsomely trimmed with soutache braid. Size 32. Reduced from $3 to $1. (Zhird floor, 11th st. building.» Cauprews Axp Misses Depanr- ‘MENT. 5 Chitdren’s White India Linon Dresses—fall tucked siirt—waist trimmed with embroidery. ‘Bizes 10and 12 years. Reduced to $2. 4 Misses’ Very Fine Allover Embroidery Dresses, with ribbon trimmings. Sizes 14 and ldyears. Were @l5and#16. Reduced to 85. 1 Misses’ Cream Twilled Cloth Dress—fuil skirt and Norfolk waist. Size 12 years. Was €10.50. Reduced to $2.75. Lisses’ Dark All-Wool Cloth Dresses. Size ‘U2years. Reduced to $3.50. 7 Children's Dark Checked Ginzham Slips. Bizes 3, 4and 8 years. Reduced to Sic. each. 1 Misses’ Fine Check Tailor-Made Beefer. Size 12 years. Reduced from $1010 83.50, | (Third floor, 11th street building.) Desmascz Reusaxts Ix Buace GRENADINES. NOTICE THE REDUCTIONS. ie 1 Remnant 5}, yards Silk and Wool Grenadine, ‘Reduced from $10.65 to 86.50. 1 Remnant 7 Yards Bordered All-ailk Grens- eo 46 inches wide. Reduced from 821 to 1 Remnant 7 Yards Bordered Grensdine. Re- Guced from $15.75 to $10.50. 1 Kemnaut 6 Yarde Bordered Carmelite, 48 inches wide. Reduced from $8.25 to 84.50. 1 Remnant 4 Yards Ali Sik Grenadine. Be duced trom $12 to 88 1 Remnant 8 Yerds Indian Stripe. ~ Reduced from 8 to 86.50. 1 Remnant 73 Yards Indian Stripe, Reduced from $7.50 to 86.50. 1 Remnant 3 Yards Pisin All-ailk Grenadine. ‘Reduced from 83.75 to $3.25. (First floor, eunex to 10th strest building.) hE gate FETE ata, opetem, Soiled Shirt Waists for A dozen of them avg only been tried “on,” Brices esoosding to Pretty Cape for little boys and girls, 10, (Third floor, 11th et. Building.) Wraps, Goons, Renprasr ‘Se. per yaru. SYSTEM. ‘Exacting buts few dollars as an earnest of your bonest intention, it showers its comforts upon you without stint, accepting small weekly or mouthly Payments in return—the use and enjoyment Lelng yours all the while, FURNITURE, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR TEE CELEBRATED WHITNEY CARRIAGES, HOUSE & HEREMANWS (CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, C7 to 3 Th, Exrasompnar. pee Fm Tm am arresonyy SARY THING TO REDUCE THE PRICE OF GOOD, RELIABLE CLOTHING AS MUCH ABS 50 AND 73 PERCENT.BUT THIS 18 AN EXTRA- ORDINARY OCCASION, AXD TO CLOSE OUT AT ONCE OUR EXTIRE LINE OF MENS CUTAWAY AXD SACK SUITS WE HAVE MADE THIS EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION. YOU CAN GET 4 GOOD HEAVY OB MEDIUM-WEIGHT OVERCOAT FOR YOURSELF O& FOR THE BOY aT ABOUT ONE-HALF XT8 VALUE, AND THOSE MEWS SEPARATE ‘TROUSERS, AT 62.50 PER PAIR, REPRESENT THE MOST VALUE FOR THE LEAST MONEY OF axY @00Ds EVER OFFERED Ii WasE- moron B. ROBINSON & 00., oe PA. AVE KW. Grr Tas Besr.