Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1891, Page 4

WASHINGTON: CROSBY S. NOY: THE EVENING STAR has a regular permanent circulation in W The speakership fight is one of the most in- teresting contests of the kind in many years. Last winter, too early for safe prediction, the friends of Mr. Milla thought he had decidedly the atvantage. After that the scales inclined for a wuile, evea to the eyes of an average Mills man, t» Mr. Crisp, the Georgian having scored something over the Texan before Congress ad- jonrned. In the beginning much was heard of a western candidate, but latterly Mr. Springer's boom bas seemed to depend on the farmers’ Movement going to him on its own failure, if it should fail in its combinations. At least that theory of bow he may become speaker of the Fifty-second Congress hat been propounded. The difficulty in Mr. Crisps way from the start of a divided ome delegation appears to increase. It is an- nounced that the four alliance democrats, no more than Mesers. Blount and Turn #upport his candidacy. The fact, however. is thet the candulacy of Crisp, in the jmdgment of his friends, has never depended on bis obtaining the solid support of the Georgia delegation, for Mr. Blount's cundidacy was carly declared and it was always Inown that some of the Georgians would not support the Georgia candidate. The state- ment that Mr. Livingston of the Atlanta dis- trict wasto Le the alliance candidate has now been before the public several days. The situation is decidedly peculiar. If the alliance members, both those elected as democrats and those nut #0 chosen, should be abie to cohere and dud aman from among the aspirants to suitthem who ha! nearly enough voter to elect him, they would hold the balance of power. It seems impossible for Mr. Crisp to accede to the Ucalx platform, without wiieb accessivn four members of the Georgia delega- tion say they cannot vote for him. Will they sumeh as that of any other candi- Will they go to Mr. Hatch or Mr. 2 Or what will they d not been hot, although ithas been y. Where is our summer heat to come from? To this question the werther records of 1884 make a possible answer. Hot weather followed the 79 degrees mean temperature of ar, ant September sustained August's ‘d, having been 3.3 warmer than that mouth usuaily is. We may havea use for the summer resorts, after all. - ee The meeting here teday of the twenty-first annual convention of the Catholic Total Absti- nence Union recalls to the public mind the labors of that church in belialf of the cause of temperance. Not content to let organization proceed from withont, that communion h: formed its own societies, and they have been very effective in repressing the evils of intem- perance. One of the objects of the present ees- sion of the union is the endowment of the Father Mathew chair in the Catholic University, for which purpose it is proposed to raise the sum ‘of $50,000. This would be building a monu- ment both to Father Mathew and to the Chureb Temperance "aio oe Judge Kelly in bidding the republican party in Kansas good-bye doesn't involve himself in much sentiment or pathos. He says substan- tially that he staid in the party because it was about as good asanything else he knew of until the people's party turned up to fill the bill. He always did want a Farmers’ Alliance, though, and has been working for years to get it The judge doesn't leave himself much chance for retracing his steps in case prudence sbould suggest such a courte. a It is so rarely that the death of a book agent $s an international event that the newspapers of the United States, Canada, Great Britain and Italy may wel: give prominence in their obituary departments to the Rev. Robert E. ‘Terry of Virginia, who died in Montreal afew days since. +2 The spectacular French architect wants to onut-Eiffel himself at our world’s fair, and as America is greater than the old countries there isno reason why Chicago should not be able to take the cake on towers. ee If, as reported, the Chinese outgo in Califor- nia exceeds the Chinese income the fact shows that the exclusion act is excluding. A little while back the fact seemed otherwise. possessor isl Major McKinley draws comfort from ex- jovernor Hoadley’s remark that Ohio goes democratic every six years. He doesn't see any reason why it should skip a cog and throw him this election. — A meeting of clergymen at Saratoga de- nounced that resort as going utterly to the bad. They dingnosed the case, cited the causes, drew comparisons and altogether gave a very creditable expert opinion, considering that they are clergymen te ster Roustan’s transfer from this country Spain will give him more to interest him. Puropean mind this coun- try must be peaceful to the degree of ennui — - MeKiniey is devoting bimself exclusively to the cubernatorial campaign, and when the pos- sibility of his heading a presidential ticket is mentioned to him simply says.“ One a me in the fire ix - oe = Nebraska is ng more fun to the acre out of her govern: ¥ state of the Union. With her gove . her lieutenant governor also a the presi- dent of the senate proposing to convene the legislature to enactalliance measures, the situa- tion is interesting a Covington, Ky., who pat a lighted mateh inside an old whisky barrel ‘were surprt nd discomforted to find them- selves b up. The Kentucky boy who stoesn't Laow that a barrel which bas been | % arou:! years with ky in itis to be loaded, doesn’t deserve any sym- Some bors ai for w patby. ee ~ If the house of Jesse James is to be pnt on ition at the world’s fair, why not make it a chamber of horrors with specimens of the American car stove, the picnic pistol and va- er things of the same character, as its ——+ xperiments have a good deal of Significance oute'de of science and agriculture. Isis only reasonable te expect that a party Waiea can make its own rain will know enuagh te come in ont of it. ——S— ‘These pursuits by wives and husbands of loping spouses whe tigd from Europe to America may yet need investigation in connec- tion with Ameriein immigration laws. — ‘The dismissed census clerks may congratulate themselves because they were not office holders im Chili, where places are held by the hour. — ‘Senator Quay's warranted stringless resigna- Tas Monsixos Anntvats. ‘The following late arriva's will be on the Palais Royal's counters tomorrow—Thursday morning: Cangros Rurriise.—siz pieces at 70. = yard. White, Cream and Black; 5 inches wide. Bow- knot desien. Not only new, but the gem cf oar rand collection is this late-coier. Lacrs.—tive pisces iack AI-Sitk Lace, fm thread effect, 5 inches wide, 25¢. yard. We are nct adding new onds to stock at this season unless we buy 80 a8 to give extra good value. These laces fllustrate this, Seweiny.—sisty Lace Pins at 25e. each, repre: senting bunches of pansies the flowers of enamel, the ‘leaves of gold. We think them the prettiest suznwer pins of this seaton. Hasoxenenters.rwenty-tve dozen, White i Lawn, 25¢. each. ‘These new Handkerchiefs are su- petlor to those that sold so quickly Inst week. We re- fer to those with scalloped and embroidered borders. ster Duess Goovs.—45 taches wide Binck Nan's Josr Tarxx Waar THE COMBINATION 18 DOING IN WEST WASHINGTON. SELLING ‘Their Rest Prints 3Xc. Selling te. Drees Gingham Se. Androscogsin Cottun G7¢e- 5c. India Linen 8%c. Wee le Finished Shirting 4c, Dwight Anchor, bleached, Se. Heavy Unbleached Cotton 4%. Unbleached Canton Flannel 4%e, 11-4 White Spread 89c, 11-4 Marseilles Spread $1.19. Ribbons still on a downward tendency, No. 9 All-sitk Gros Grain Satin Evie Se. No. 12 - 10e. NoiG Wises Nowe * SS ic. * Heavy Crepe Towel, fancy border, 10c. Heavy German Damask Towel, large size, 12. 450., 18e. 250. Biack Satin 180, 18e, Biack Satin 1240. Pleated Waists, wi sold for $1 and $1.50. and without collar, 5 yearein our ni Vetling, 75e. yard. A few stray pieces that came our way almost by accident. $1 ayard would be a modest Price for such quality. Whrpson Scanrs.—ten dozen figured Cream Japanese Silk Windsors, one yard wile and 25 cents worth of quality, for 19 tents. Also three dozen Cream Silk Scarfs not fignred, hemstitched ends, 50c. each. Theve are as rare as they are choice. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) As Arrrsetve Apvenrisemenr. That sale of Fine Ca:nbr.c Underwear and Paris ‘Hose has done as much to advertise The Palais Royal as would a half page in The Star. Think of it. Choice Bridal Underwear for $7.93 witl: five dollars’ worth of lace trimmings. Latest Paris Style Gowns of best cambric and fine lace and embroidery trimmings at $1. 19each instead of $1.68, $2.25 and $2.50. Of gar ments made and finished better than home made and only 30c. each. It's agrand advertisement, and fortun- ately for us at theexpense of the manufacturer. Ribbed French Lisle Hose ¢f SOc. quality for 33 cents. Every desirable shade and all sizes. What more attractive advertisement than this? Only forty-two pairs of those 2c. Hose remain. You'll find chewy on small table near door of No. 1117 Pa. ave. tomor:ow morning at eniy 5c. pair. ‘Those of leather shades, Grays and Tens, are 35c. quality. Those with Black feet and ankles with uppers of colors are guaranteed. Every pair stamped Hermsdorf. That tells you the colors are fast and the quality best. ‘The table that was filled with 20. Hose now holds Freach Lisle Vests for 35 cents that were imported to sell at Ribbed Vests, lack, White and Creai ceats, 35 cents. in Fast worth THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) “Grontas Unorettas For 98c, ‘These are the genuins *Glcria” Umbrellas, with ‘26-inch paragon frames, which usually retail at $1.25. ‘Those with 28-inch frames are offered at $1.39, the ‘usual price is @ ‘These special prices will be dis- continued after this month. You may have read the explanation in a former advertisement. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) A Srecut Grove Sate FOR ‘TWO AND A HALF DAYS aT Greatty Repvcen Prices. ‘The Palais Royal Gloves are warranted and a full as- sortment of sizes and shades are in stock the year around. Tostimulate the demand, the following re- duced prices until midday, Saturday, August 8th. Laos Paras Rovar, Groves. 2-Tried on at our risk and warranted the same as if regular prices were asked. 4-button 81.50 Dressed Kid reduced to 81.35. 4-button Undressed Kid, 81.35 4-button Embroidered Kid, #1.50 to @1 S-button’Suede Mousquetaires, 81.85 to 81.68. Bw Fast Black, White and all thecorrect summer shades. Sizes to aut all shapes of hands, long and t fiagers, ec. Roe Daivise Asp Bieresrse. ‘Men's $1 Dogskin Gloves reduced to 89 cents, Men's $1 Cape Tan Gloves, $1.35 Men's Castor Beaver Gloves, $: Ladies’ $1.35 Dogskin Gauntlets reduced to $1.25. Ladies’ Castor Beaver Gauntlets, $1.75 to 81.59. Ladies’ Chevrette Gauntlets, $1.75 to $1.50. Ladies’ Dogskin, beaver palm, 81.98 to $1.79. Ladies’ Biack Dressed Kid Gauntlets, $1.98 to 81.79. Misses’ Pugskin Mousquetatres, Yc to 85c: Boys’ Dogskin Gloves 81 to Se. Reutasce Low Paice Groves. SW- Thousands of dozens of the following Gloves avs been sold, their popuiarity being earned of re- Liability Liuked with low prices: ‘Srhook $1 **Foster” Kid Gloves reduced to 89c. ‘7-hook **Foster” Kid Gloves, 81.25 to @1.12. S-button Seade Mousquetaires, 8e. to 85e. 4-button French Kid Gloves, #6. to Sie. S-button Pixskin Mousquetaires, Ste. to 85e. S-button Chamois Gauntlets, @1.25 to 8c. fw The Pigskin or Biarritz Mousquetaires come with white aad elf colue stitehing. Tarrera Six Movsgverares. WW Tatfeta is a mixture of Silk and Linen, which bas the sppearance of all silk, with twice its durabil- BOe. | 50. | S5e ‘He. | Be. | aE Bar Fast Black aud Summer Shades in all the de- surable tints, Muasrse Sirs Movseveraies. 8 Milanese Silk is acknowledged the best for Gloves ~superior in appearance and wear. Marked prices Special prices. Be Fast Black and all the Tans and Modes. | Macasrse Sn Morzs. ‘Se These SUK Mitts must not be compared with the ‘many that, thouzh sold at the same prices, bring con- siderably greater prott to the retailers. B5e. | Ble. | We. | Te. | Be toe: | Bue: | SOE | HE | BS tion has induced a state pf general restfulness ‘that is almost oppressive. Judge McKay of Topeka, Kansas, was not en. tirely a suecess on the bench, but from all ap- Pearances he would hove made a capital juror. = + It iw said that Mra Lease asks only fifteen dollars for one of her speeches. This is not a ence where money talks. ——--—___ The pictorial rooster is: good deal more of a feature in Kentucky poultry than the spring ebicken will ever be. - genie The political fight is assuming triangular pro- Man. Oxoers Prowercxy Friep. Laties and gentiemen who are away at the seashore nd mountains may shop with us through the with every assurance of satisfaction. State whet! your finzersare long, medium or short, your hand plump orthim. If very particular as to color please ‘send sampleof shade desired. Follow these direc- tions and we guarantee a ft a8 perfect as if the gioves were tried on at our counter. Sar Forwarded postpaid, and if the order 12 re ceived on or before Monday, August 10, et the epecial prices quoted adore, ‘THE PALAIS ROTAL. 4. LISNER. The Scotch and French Ginghams we sold at 35 and Assorted lot of Boys’ Ail-wool Flannel and White 50c., that You must assist usin keeping the ball « rolling until quarters, 909 Pa, ave. u.w., be- ‘This applies to our entire stock of Neglixe Shirts, Cheviot, Madras and Silk Mixed, and . the prices will move them. J ‘Our $3.00 and $2.50 Cheviot and Madras now 82.00. Our $2.50 Cheviot and Madras now $1.50. ‘Our 81.50 Shirts Our $1 Bhirts Ge. JOSEPH AUERBACH, “YOUR OUTFITTER,” 8. ¥. ave. cor.15thet., ? ‘ Up 5 bhbbbbhbhhhabbbbbbbbbbhbebbiaoh pe clom at 2 o'clock Saturdays—other days at 5 see eees Kors Prazmacy, <TH_AND BE STS. X.W., LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES. DRUGS. DRUGS. PURE DRUGS AT LOWEST PRICES. : Sen as DRUG DEPARTMENT. Drugs in general use for culinary purposes—Disin- fectants—V. ‘Medicines and such drugs as are frequently purchased in quantities we offer special rates on, not, however, so low as to preclude the best goods. In this department the line is strictly drawn: ‘no competition when prices are less than pure drugs can be bought for. At this stage **we are not in it."” Baking Soda, Chance’s English. Cream Tartar, pure, powdered.. Dalmatian Insect Powder, only the best.57c. perpound Down from #1. Flaxseed Meal, best with oil. Pure Engiish Ground Mustard. Bermuda Arrow Kout, Taylor's English. 4c. per pound Powdered Borax, excellent for insects..20e. per pound Powdered Sulphur, pure. 1c. per pound Roll Sulphur for disinfect 10e. per pound Carbolic Acid for disinfecting. “W5e. por quart Witch Hazel Extract for local use. Pure Glycerine, finest....... Pure Olive Oil, of which we make specialty —Vinga on. -.40e. per pint Copperas, best disinfectant known, and also the ‘cheapest... er pound. KOLB PHARMACY, Py LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 'H AND E 8TS. N.W. Sasnes Axo Scca tween Uth and 10th ats. by taking that western ad for our renowned barsains. PPP FRR RRR RRR. yr cle PE bt ft Ye Take the Washington and Georgetown cars and that kee i k E Byg8 = Pe ie ke RE = will bring you to the door, $111 M st. n.w. A. KAUFMAN. seal ‘There never wan a season before this when RIB- —_— BON played a more important part in costumes. It ent has gone into sashes and bows and ‘‘furbelows” in jocation fs wholesale quantities. It looks cute, too—such say 3111 M sT., WEST WASiI . colora havo been the favorites. Itibbon needs to be ANGTO: ““tresh," though, to be pretty—and we are quoting Next to some prices below that makesrenewal easy. Our line W. Nordlinger's Ciothing House, A. KAUFMAN, Avenue cars pass the door. It has been the sought after by every one who wanted a large variety to select from—with price and quality in their proper places. ‘These are chips “off the sume block:"" ALL-SILK SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN H HHH Hou Dany Bertier oF DOVBLF REMOVAL SALE REDUCTIONS, FOR THUBSDAY, AUGUST 3. Acout 100 pafre M Bouse Sippers io be Rubber-bottom Tennis Slippers, Candee Co. Lest make, with ventilating buner soles; men's $1.25 ones reduced to BB. Ladies’ and doys’ $1.00 ones now 09. ose 5c. Tennis youths’, "misses" A few more of in. ebildren's, sizes, ippers left and Tnen's About 20pairs Ladies’ Extra Fine Dongola Ox- ford Ties, with pointed toe, patent tip and very low heels, were 82.50, now 81.60. Gents! Fine $3.50 Calf Shoesin ali the popular styles. Avk for the * Rock” wake; now $2.40. WM. HAHN & €0.°5 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, $16 SEVENTH STREET, 1992 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, RIBBON—in a budyet of shades—Light Biue, Pink, Yellow, Ked, Black, White aud the hke— all widths from five to thirty—te. to le. a yard. BLACK SURAH SASHES—four yards and half jong—with knotted sill fringe—$3.50 and 84.50 each. WHITE and CREAM SURAH SASHES-four and a half yards long--with knotted silk fringe 84.25 each. BLACK and WHITE SURAH SASHES—four yards long—with ends hemstitched and em- broidered—¥4.25 each. SATIN EDGE SASH™ RIBBONS-eleven inches wide—White aud Cream tints—81.00 @ DGE SASH RIBBONS— SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN SASH RIB- BON—in Light Blue, White, Dark Green and 25a yard. the PLAID RIBBONS we have made it ‘easy matter to buy them now. 4 Inches wide -%e. a vd. were G5e. inches wide—e. + yd. ; were Ke. Lots of other KIFBONS are with th:m in the redue- tion. TWO-TONED SATIN RIBBONS that were GOe. are now 2c. a yurd. Three inches wide— almost any shade. CROCHET EDGE RIBBONS m proper shades for neckwear—Lle. @ yard GOLD TINSEL KIBBONS—plain, 65. a Yard—striped, 7c » yard. Fancy Trimming Ribbons with lace edge—65e. a yard. PEAU DE SOIF RIBBONS—29c. a yard. SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN AND PLAIN SATIN RIBBONS—number two Width—30c. a Piece. STRIPED GAUZE RIBBONS IN BLACK— 5c. a yard. COLORED VELVET RIBBONS with VEL. . YTE BACK, in numbers four, five and seveng SATIN BACK in numbers five, nine ant au> 2%] PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 8. twelve. All widthsof BLACK VELVET RIB- BONS with LIN or SATIN BACKS. These RobehbeheeethheebkELhLbehebbh | arethe vest qualities, and the prices will set eocacacasratetnte tmrasatetas MM MMC KK N! PERE an Cals MMM RKOX MM K KN DvD A IT = F DD AA ate , DD AA uo VY DD ASA It ¥ DDD A A H LLLL ¥ FEE TTIT T9T1T FRR RR, ft E Tr b 4 EK R R tut kee 4 f ke RES You can thank the rainy weather for this: We offer our entire stock of over 31,000 worth of Ladies’ White Waists and Skirteat an enormoua sacrister. More piainly, we have reduced the price of every Waist and Skirt in the store. The windowful helps to tell the pitiful tale of slaughtered prices. Here are tho particulars: Our 65e. Fancy Print Waists have been reduced to it8c. each. Our @1 White India Linen Waists have been reduced to 7c. each. ‘The above Waists have four rows of fine tucks in the collar and cuffs and eight fine plaits back and front aud have been an extr: ordinary good value at #1. X 3c. Our 88c. Fancy Percale Waists ght to sell for e made them 88e. as a ‘Now we drop them to ach and they are the best ‘Waists ever offered in any city at this price. Made from Garner's 36-in. soft-finished percale. Our $1.25 White Waists have been reduced to #1. These have band of insertion in the collar and cuffs and have eight plaits back and frout. r 81.75 White Walsts have ‘deen redured to #1 a 0 Extra Fine White Belted Waists have #2. This Waist is of superior quality India Linon: has a band of Hamburg inserting in the collar and cutts; eight fine plaits front and back “outside” been reduced and finished with belt. $2.50to a. ALL WHITE SKIRTS RE- DUCED. ‘We have not a large stock of them: so delay not. Every one reduced, Ladies’ White Lace-striped Skirts reduced from 81.75 to $1.25. Put a 75e. White Waist With this Skirt end you have o White Suit for #2. Our 81.75 White Indi Linen Skirts bavye been reduced to $1.50. ; Our #225 White India Linon ‘Wide-piaited Skirts have bepn ‘reduced to 8! Asboth August and September are warm-weather months you will have pienty of need for these Waists and Skirts. (Second floor. ) WILLIAM H. MecKNEW, 993 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. at Canmazr & Lamy, 928 7th st. and 700 K st. n.w, ‘We must have room for our new fal! goods, Al! summer goods anust #0. Anderson's Scotc!t Gingbams that were 25 and ‘B0e. to go at 19e. yard. French Ginghams that were 18 and 0c. yard. to go at 12340. yard. India Linon, worth Sand 10c. yard, to goat Ge. yard. ‘Children’s Lace Caps that were 75c., $1 and £1.50 to go at Ze. each. ‘One case Honey Comb Toilet Quilts,tull size, at G0c. each. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests, 10c. exch, or 3 for 2c. ‘Watts’ Glycerine Jelly of Roses no lady should ‘be without. Weare the Washington agents for Bes CARBART & LEIDY, aus, 7th st, and 706 K st. n.: youto wondering. Ask about the at the Rib- bon Departinent, right of Avenue of entrance. SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN RIBBONS in BLACK and COLORS, and PLAIN GROS GRAIN and SATIN EDGE MOIRE RIBBONS in BLACK. Fine qualtities and a grade ta suit any purse, We believe in beg a “depot” for everything we andle, and that is the way we have gone on with the RIBBONS. You can hardly want a shade or a width we cannot supply. If it isat all fashiondble we have got it. Our price helps it to please you. : BFATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING," NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. 1 Cw We close at & p.m, Tue Exp Is Near Pm XEX ‘A FEW DAYS MORE AND 3 0 OUR REMOVAL KEDUUTION oO 00 SALE WILL BE AN EVENT OF THE PAST. IF YOU INTEND TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EXTREMELY LOW PRICES FOR GOOD, KELIABLE GARMENTS YOU MUST COME QUICKLY OR IT WILL BE TOO LATE. TAKE YOUR PICK OF OUR ENTIRE. LINE OF MEN'S CUTAWAY & SUITS AT A REDUCTION OF FROM 50 TO 75 PER CENT. 3 CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, WEIGHTS, AT ABOUT HALF PR} AND BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S MEDIUM AND LIGHT-WEIGHT SUITS AT A RE DUCTION OF FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT. THERE ARE STILL A FEW PAIRS OF MEN'S SEPARATE TROUSER PER FAIR, SMALL SIZE OVER ‘2 WAIST MEAS- URE, BUT ALL LENGTHS. IS YOUR SIZE AMONG THEM? vaturdaye excepted. B. ROBINSON & CO., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 85-00 A Dror Ix Tur Price Or SUMMER DRESS GOODS aT JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.'S, 6 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. 500 yards Plaid Dress Goods that sold at 1 ° 10 pieces All-wool Check Flannel Suiting, splendid seller at 2c. will goin this lot ut Lie. ‘Bikinch Twilied Debiege, just the thing for travel iny suits reduced to 1Ne. 36-inch Check Mohair ‘AU Challies that ‘vere 8 and 100 pieces Soft-finished Lawns, French Plaid Organdies that were 15, 18 and 20c. now ‘Splendid, assortment Dress Ginghams, Scotch Zephyrs, &e. Gents’ Neglize Shirts— special good value at 6:3c. AM! better grades, 1. $1 150. "2 degen Genis™ Haif Hose, full regular ale, 25e. kind. Sizes 9 and 93. Price, Lie.) {OF Carpets, Oilcloths, Draxgets, Rugs, &. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO. 636 Pa. ave. n.w. Aw Isvestuesr , OF #22 NOW WILL SAVE YOU 928 NEXT SPRING. SEE THE FOLLOWING REDUCTION! Perfect Success Gas Ranges— 819.50 reduced to $14.75. 21.00 17.75. 24.00 18.50. 28.00 * 22.00. 32.00 * ** 25.50, 0.00 “ * 29.50. ‘Rainy weather. Too many on hand. Must sell, C, A. MUDDIMAN, 614 12th st, sy2. em oA EE muy: AURIS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES on Reem boy ae yey ERE 4 Sa A BRE per Ah HE B aA x ® DDD A RX g8S5 AA RN 2°42 NNN Sss8 = ‘To close out this stock rapidly we offer the following inducements for you, You will notice that such prices are remarkable: All 10¢. to 15e. Japanese Fans, to Se. Japanese Fan: 4c Black Patuted and Colored Fancy a 2 Sic. each nc. Colored Satin Fans, satin both sides........39¢ All9sc. Black Satin Painted Fans, satin both BELTS. Striped Canvass Belts, c. Striped Sil Belts. . Wide black Silk Belts Coloved Suk Belts, 486. Garnet and Light Blue........ All 50c. Leather Bodice and Straight reserved, eeeecececeseees 2a. each All -75e. Bodice and Straight Belts, none re- served. Ae. each JEWELRY. ‘We are closing out our Jewelry department. Note the prices on goods displayed on center table. iy MM M = BP ok OE OB Mao sS8s BBR AA a MM a ss, Bes A“ “ou MMM Bss8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, at 7TH STREET. Tuevae Ix Ir, Too. A FURTHER PARTIAL LIST OF OUR DRUG- GISTS WHO SELL TERRA FIRMA SOAP FOR THE FEET: Butler @Clarridge, cor. 34 and D n.w. Herbert C. Easterday, New Jersey Chas. A. Prentice, 935 9th st. n. w. Census Pharmacy, corner 3d and Gn. w. R. V. Houston, 10th and R n.w. W. 8. Thompson, jr., Dupont circle n. A. J. Shafhirt, cor. North Capitol and Ha. Herbert N. Beall, 1525 Conn. ave. n.w. Emmet N. Mathewson, 654 H st. n.e. Frank Pitzer, 501 East Capitol st. W. F. Burry, 1101 Pa. ave. s.¢. Edwd. B . Berry, 300 East Capitol st. . Hodes, Pa. ave., opp. Cong. Library. ‘Theodore A. Judd, 524 7th st. s.w. 7 220th st. new. Pa. ave. now. andGn.w. Chas. H. Johnson, Whiteside & Watson, 1 Andrew C. Wilcox, . Wrenn & C . B Vansyckel ‘Those tender feet make life a burden to you and you can't find a pair of “‘easy” shoes. ‘Terra Firma Soap for the Feet will put an end to your trouble and give youa lot of comfort for 23e. Wholesale by ‘TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, Wholesale Druggists, 475 Pa, ave. nw, Nos. 1215 Fst. and 1214 Gst., HAS HIS STORE FULL OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS. Such as delight housekeepers and others. ‘NOW IN SEASON. FREEZERS—WHITE MOUNTAIN. REFRIGERATORS—EDDY'S, withslatestoneshelves. DO. LORILLARD'S, for hotels and clube. FRUIT JARS—MASON'S. JELLY TUMBLERS—TIN TOP, WATER COOLERS—PORCELAIN LINED, ICE PITCHERS—PLATED PORCELAIN LINED. GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ‘Tumblers from 3c. each to $30 per dozen. WHITE STONE CHINA, all kinds. DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, FROM RICH DESIGNS to very simple and inexpensive. Store closes at 5 p.m. during August. mb7-Om Waar Do You Ture Or Tats: It is surprising how many people are fooling them- selves in buying furniture, &c., on installments or long time. We show them where we offer many things ‘at Just one-half credit price, but they say: ‘I don't care anything about price—I want time.” It is « strange fascination, or improvident habit, in which they are willing to pay 82 for a @1 articie for the privi- lege of paying for it 50c. at atime. ‘These same people don’t seem to understand how it is that they are al- ‘ways hard up. No inan can prosper as long as he pays €2and gets $1 forit. J don't want any credit busi- ness. If you havea dollar to spend, I will give you 100 cents’ worth for it. If you can’t pay cash for what you want you need not come. We don’t sell on time. Read these prices: All-hair Mattress, 40 pounds, @8.50. Real Curled Hair Mattress, full size, &c.. $12.50. Cotton-top Mattress, $2.25. Ouk Suite, 810.50. Best Wire Cots, $1.98. | Spring Roller Shades, 30c. A Crystal Tum- bler, Fly Fans, $1.98, Initial Tumblera, any letter, $1 dozen. Remember, we don't sell anything on installments, so that if you buy for cash don’t spend your money until you come and seus. We claim to be the only bonae tn hg where you cap furnish a house complete with everything 1, except cooking stoves. Come and see, GRasTyY, DOUBLE STORES, FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS AND KITCHEN WARE-SOLD ONLY FOR CASH. 1510-12 7th st. n.w., bet. Panda Q. 3y30 Ture Is No Daxoze In Sab MERE 98 SE oe em ‘Call and look at our SUN DIAL, & GILT EDGE, AACLIPBE and RELIABLE. my19-tr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. Ger Taz Bes. THE CONCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave. adjoining National Hotel. AUGUST 5, 1891. i eee Axp ed 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —o— BF Until September 1 we close on Saturdays Gt Lo'elock: other days at 5 p.m —e—_ A New Depanrene Ix Darss SHIELDS. —o_ EXTENSION “GEM” AND “FEATHER-WEIGHT” DRESS SHIELDS, ‘With square instead of rswnd body flays. ‘This {san improvement which we are conf- dent wiil supercede all former Dress Shields in its practicability. The body flaps being square ‘Will protect more completely ffoin moisture. They are practizally self-adjusting and con- structed sothat with the aii of the loose tape (at each of the lower corners of the body flap) they can be fastened tothe seams of the dress irrespective of the position of the seam. They ‘Will not wrinkle at the sides like round Shields and will fit perfectly in every dress. Prices, 21, 25 ana (First floor, 11th st. building.) Grove Derantuest. —- TUREE ITEMS OF INTEREST. Ladies’ G-button length Black Silk Mitts, —2e. ap: Ladies’ 8-button length Silk Mitts in White, Cream and Black, with glove thumbs—Ketro- grade seamed— —0e. a pair.— Ladies’ 8-button length Silk Gloves, im assorted shades of Tan and Brown, $28 pair. — (First floor, 11th st. building.) Doxzstic Dress Goons DEPARTMENT. ——a— JUST RECEIVED. Anow shipment of Light Prints, im small figures, stripes, checks, &. Superior quality, 24 inches wide, —3e ayard.— Extra Fine Quality Percales for Shirt Waiste and Wrappers, iu agreat variety of patterns— fast colors—36 inches wide, ~—1240. a yand.— Soft Finish Percaies for Dresses, Wrappers, &c., in handsome figures om Cream grounds fast colors, 32 inchss wide, —12¥e. a yard. — Half-wool Danish Cloth, in Light Blue, Pink, Cream, Brown, Rea, Garnet, dray and Black— fast colorg, 22 inches vidi 12e ayard.— All-wool Tricot in Brown, Gray, Garnet, Red, Tan, Golden Brown, Medium Biue, Navy Blue, Green and Black, 27 inches wide, ——26e. a yard. — (Second floor, Ist annex.) Agr Nezpze-wors Deranruest. —o— LIGHT NEEDLE-WORK. 150 Bureau Scarfs in outline patterns, —1ie. each. — Plain China Silks in a variety of light shades, suitable for summer tse, 20 inches wide. —=30e. a yard. — 300 SORRENTO COVERS. At 35e. each. — ‘When you consider that when finished tl Cover can be washed without injury it is worthy of your attention. Size 30x38 inches. —Sie. each. — 50 Quaker Rocking Chairs ready for immedi- ate nse. > *. each. — (Third floor, 10th st. building.) Boys) Crone. ARE YOU INTERESTED? If 0, read the following items carefully: Boys’ All-wool Navy Blue Cheviot Suits—cor- rectly made and perfect fitting—a dollar-and- a-half's worth better than anything we have ever offered at the price. —Only 84.50. — ‘New Goods—Sizes 4to 15 years, ‘More new patterns in Boys’ Extra Pants. The correct pants for romping are our Corduroys. Bizes 4 to 15 years. —At 81.25. — Other Good Pants for ordinary wear. Se., $1.00, 81.25 and $1.50.—» Boys’ Shirt Waists are always scasonable. A good Outing Waist only 25c. and the best Percale for 30. (Third fioor,11th st. bulding.) Scrr Deranrwest —o.— EVERY VASSAR SHIRT IN STOCK AT A REDUCED PRICE, ‘One lot of Percalvs in very attractive patterns. One lot in plain White, with plaited bosoms. Both styles bave either turn down or standing collars. ‘We have placed the two lots on a tableto themselves and marked them at #1.25 each. All other Vassar Shirts marked in proportion. One lot Zephyr Flannel Shirt Waists, very light weight and pretty patterns. All sizes. — Reduced to $4.50 each. — Avery Superior Wrapper or House Dress of White India Linon, with embroidered robe frout andall-silk ribbon irdie. Sizes 32 to 44. —85.00 each. — Another lot of those very stylish Polke Spotted Shirt Waists. They are made of batis: in Black grounds, with lavender dots. Made to be worn outside of skirt. All sizes, —~#1.75 each. — (Third floor, 11th st. building.) ¢. Cumpress Axo Misses’ Devadr. MENT. —<— ‘Misses’ Fine Percale Shirt Waists ina larze variety of patterns, with tucked back and front, rolling collar and cuffs. Sizes 12,14 andi6 years. —T5e. each. — ‘Misses’ Fine India Linon Shirt Waists,tucked back and front and fine tucked collar and cuffs. Bizes 12, 14 and 16 years. —Reduced from 81,20 to 81.00 each.— (Third floor, 11thst. building.) Mostixs Uspenwean Derartaest. ———= Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, with deep hem and cluster of tucks above, finished with yoke. be. each.— € Ladies’ Muslin Skirts, with cluster of tucks and cambric ruffle, well made; all lengths, — Sie. each.—— Ladies’ Cambric Gowns, with Hubbard yokes, four rows of Hamburg and surplice neck edged with Hamburg. —$1.25 each, — Ladies’ Lawn Aprons, with deep hem, three or four rows of drawn work and broad ties ——0e. each.— (geod floor, 11th st. building.) Hosmer Deranrucst. —o— Ladies’ Fine Lisle Thresd Hose in Black, Light Gray and Light Tan, with double heels and toes. ¢ Children’s Heavy Ribbed Fast Black Cotton Howe, with double heels and toes. Bize6, 2c. Size 7, Ze. Size 636, 250. Size & 2c, Size7, 25.’ Size 8%. Sie, (Pirst floor, 24 annex.) . LLLLOTHROP, TH, 11TH AND F 87S. NW. ‘Our Lunch Room vill be closed for re- Pairs walil Seplember 2. Bay ARRIAGES. This ts about the Jast chance on Baby Car- Tinges. The tew we have femaining must cer- tainiy go very: shortly. Weare scarcely etting the cost of materials, to say pothing of the la- bor. Folowing are the reduced prices. 1—Carriage. Reduced frou $4.00 to @3.80. ced from: $4.50 to $4.00, Reduced from $10.90 to § Retuced from 812.50 to 8 $10.50. 810. $10.50. Reduced from 8) Redhiowei trou $14 Reduced from ¢16. Ke tuced trom &: Retu et trom: @ Reine! trom Reduced trom Rea In Soro Reduced from # floor, 10th st. buitdius.) Woovrs Asp Wuzow Wane D PARTMENT, BASKET! Our lino of Baskets is large and completa, comprising evervthing in the way of s basket, a hanpin basket to a clothes hamper, Oval Croties Basis or ak = Hairpin Baskets aiftcrent desicns— Se. to, Knife Baskets—unlined” —4ie. t0 €1.50.— cy patterns—namerous Lunch Basters G40 82-85-— We. toate Work Baskets_covered— —-81.25 to $1.95. —. WOODES WARE, Spice Cabinet: hy , 7 rawers tie. Sdrawers—Sic. Bpice Cabinets in oak, ira worse, Sarawers 81.15. Spice Cabinets in oak, uner finish and footed, Salt Borestn striped wood re in a sree. Sake —10e. and Lie. — Jointed Wooden Table Mats—six ina. shapes g Gx <0. 8 oot — Straw Table Mats— oor ioe, Te..200..25, and 5k “Te, Le. 2 Sie. Our line ot Brushes, Whisks and Dusters is Nery. extensive, “comprisity ever Gan be desired it this lime. “Also a fine: paseiiold necessities. (Fourth foor, 10ch st: building.) esata WOODWAMD & LOTHROP, loth, 1ithand F sts nw. ‘that ‘other Reovews New Frensrroae Srons, 613 TH ST. N. W., Between Eand F sta. ‘New goods are arriving daily and nr floors are as crowded asever. Today we wish to call ‘your special attention to our handsome line of Bed Room Suites, Sideboards and Refrigera- tors, Besides being useful and seasonable articles they also make pretty home ornaments and, with Carpets, Mattings and Oilcloths, will ‘make one’s home inviting and enjoyable. We cannot miss also referring to our third floor—carpeted its entire length for the proper Gispiay of our magnificent assortment of Parlor Suites. In styles and finish and quality they ‘ust be seen to be appreciated. Asin the past, we are always willing to make terms to suit our customers, and noone need therefore deprive himself of home comfortsom the pies of want of ready cash JOHN RUDDEN, FURNITURE DEALER, 513 7th st. mw Ste Gaoaaws Creprt Hovaz, FURNITURE AND CARPETS, READ THESE PRICES. folid Oak Antique-finished Bed Room Suites, 3 Pieces, for $17 cash or $18.02 credit. ‘T-piece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, upbol- stered in plush or best air cloth, for €28 cash or 630 on credit. Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for @2.25 cash or $2.50 on credit. . BRUSSELS CARPET, 00c. cash or Gc. on credit. Good INGRAIN CARPET, 350. cash or 400. on ‘credit. ‘We sow and lay sll CARPETS free of cost and don't ‘charge for the waste in matching frures. Our terms are the easiest of any house in the city: only small payment at time of purchase and the bal- ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. No notes required and 6 per cent discount allowed (on all eccounts setted in thirty days, Laxesvnon & Bra ‘The prevailing styles of Shirt Waist for La- dios bave created ac nnusual demand for Neck- ‘Wear. To mest this demand we have collected the bes and ment dentrabte things in the mars and ONF stock now includes Scarfs, Pichaa, Neckerchiets, | made ot aot stan LADIES’ RUSTIC imal color, with HATS ‘Deeutiful streamers im White, Pink, tomateh. Just the ‘Biue, Orange and thing for seashore Black. ‘wear. Price, $1.08, 0250, An excellent assortment BATHING SUITS of the different «tyes ma- for Men.Women terials that will hold, weil end Children. made sutts that will surely do you tor the rest of the Soare all kinds, Sponwes all sizes, TOILET Pixtracts, beet makers, ARTICLES, —Toothand Face Powders, ‘Totiet Waters. Violet Waters, Calicofrom 73e.t0 #150, Percale from @1.25 to 82.50. Indie Linen from, 81.08 t0 85.00, All sizes un stock. ——<——$$ ‘WRAPPERS. Thace your onder for Vis- VISITING — iting Cards. Our price CARDS tuakes tt easy for you, Ne. for 50 cards and eugraved plate. OUR WORK GUARANTEED. Orders delivered within 24 hours when so desired, _———— HOSTERY. BANDKERCHIPFS, NECKWEAR, KL GLOVES. JEWELRY. BATH ROBES. COLLARS AND CUFFS. LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS FROM An unusually lange and well-selected stock. We carry Underwear in everything that isde- Sirabie. Our stock was never better fitted for Your inspection. Onur goods are well made, Beatly trimmed and nicely finished. Every piece is guaranteed. CORSETS, Whenever before did you behold such & stock of Reliable Corwts. We have ‘every known make of repute. We carry 5 Aifferent makes of 5c. CORSETS, S different makes, Zac. so et. ee Altogether G5 makes. You will aeree with us quite an assortment to select from. All our Corsets are guaranteed. MAIL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE IMME- DIATE CONSIDERATION. Digging at the roots of the tree would be looked upon by all sensible persons as foolish in the extreme. yet Rot moreso than a housekeeper who expects to pur- chase first-class, reliable furniture at half its value. All promises of this kind beld out by designing deale ‘ers are dejusive and laid to entrap the unwary. OUR EQUITABLE ‘CREDIT SYSTEM, Exacting one hundred cents for every dollar's worth, of Comforts purchased, gives you immediate possess ion, and accepts your small weekly or monthly save ings in payment of the debs, FURNITURE, (CARPETS, STOVES AND A FULL LINE OF BEASONABLE WARES, ON CREDIT. HOUSE & RERRMAXN'S * (ASH AKD CREDIT HOUSES, B27, 919, 921, 2S Th wey (O36 Mamachusetts eve. now ‘The Peerless Whitney Carriages still above par. seul Rerern & Co. 149 B ST, BE, Special Bargains for the week commencing July 20, 1801. Children's White and Colored Mull Hates <9 portivas ic nearly all parts of the country. Cor. 1%h and Pa. ave, K a ipo froin Wet AnD CORBETT. | pete ay gabe ha iurhecey 20th, 11thand Faten.w. +