Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: -Auguet 20, 1891. FE LVENING eTaR wees regular and permanent circulation In Washington three Times larger than that of any ether paper tm the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medinm it hae ne competitor. —— Two things were shown at the Pennsylvania republican convention yesterday: First, that Mr. Blaine holds his place fully in the affec- tions of Pennsylvania as ber “favorite son,” and, second, that the republicans of the state do not mean to allow Messrs. Quay and Cam- @ron to rehabilitate themselves in public and party credit, by mounting the Blaine boom and leading off in forcing a premature nomination. ‘There is no manner of doubt that Mr. Blaine, if he consents to run, will be supported by Penn- sylvania with ail the fervor and enthusiasm of © first love, but Mess. Quay and Cameron Beve notice served upon them that they are not to interfere in this little love affair, for their own personal benefit, and especially as the: are only very recent admirers of Mr. Blaine. Mr. Quay is turned down in # pretty decisive way. Instead of dictating the whole program @f proceedings in the convention, as it was an- nounced would be the case, his platform, his ‘eandidutes and his scheme for riding a popular presidential nag toward nis own ends, bave all been repudiated. + —- Whatever the decision as to the proposition to increase the amount of the garbage contract, the contractor ought, pending such decision, to execute it fully on its present terms. Itis a thing of the greatest importance to the health and comfort of the community. A large pro- ion of the numerous complaints are well- founded. But ina matter of this kind, where responsibility is divided betweén the house- hold and the collector, it must be borne in mind that in some of the cases blame for non- collection rests on the former. ‘There should be no delay on the part of those charged with delivering. And the delivery ought not to be made inconvenient for the collectors, who have 8 wide ‘erritory to cover each day. ——— To American science and sciertista were de- ‘voted several pages of yesterday's Stax, many eolumas of letter press description having been supplemented by twenty-seven illustra tive cuts. This enterprise, which is the usual of Washington's newspaper, was not at the expense of the general news of the day; nor ‘was it to the exclusion of a single feature of the great regatta and the telegraphers’ conven- tion. For Twe Sran’s extra, issued promptly late in the afternoon, covered everything that took place after its regular edition and left nothing to be desired. ‘Tux Stan has been widely praised for its suc- cess in the news field yesterday. It will en- deavor in the future, aa it has dove in the past, to deserve the appreciation of the public so freely extended at all times. ——_o+e—____ The ocean record is all the time being short- ened. The White Star Teutonic now beats the best previous time, that of the White Star Ma- Jestic, and has got the thing down to five days, Sixteen hours and thirty-one minutes. This is a reduction of more than an hour anda half. ‘The gratifying feature in these feats is the fact that they are accompanied by no increase of danger with the increase of specd. It cannot, apparently, be long before the ocean gre; hounds will be running between Queenstown and Sandy Hook in five daya. $s —___. The spoilsmen of New York and other cities have joined those of Baltimore in carping at Commissioner Roosevelt's last report. The commissioner is so well armed. however, tHht Re cam disregard his noisy assailants In- deed, he appears to seck no immunity from them, well knowing the strength of his own position. The American people decided long ago that there must be reform of the civil serv- BAL AE POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. GR ARD 3) AR Ee E” PS ye ER fee Bos PISKET ‘Tomorrow's bargain attractions will be of extraor- dinary value. The **Star” sale is making Us many odds and enas, which we MUST SELL DUR- ING THE STAR SALE. These will be offered tomorrow in ADDITION TO THE “STAK” SALE BARGAINS, making the greatest array of values ever ofered tn our store during one day. Natusook Night Shirt: S5and 86 Silk Underwear _Drawers, 36. Usarias. . 50 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, naturel handiss...090 Hasosencunrs Axp Scanrs, ‘30e. Colored Silk Handkerchiefs. Exceuuest Vaives Ix Lace Cur. TAINS AND DRAPERIES. 9 pair #1 Ecru Nottinguacu Curtains. ‘BO pair of 4 styles Whiteand Ecru $2 Notuing- ham Lace Curtains... $4.50 Nottingham Lace Curtains.. 18 pieces of 12}gc. Lace Stripe Scrim......8. per yard Remnants of le. to 3c. Draperies of all 62.85 pair " . A Great Picrone Banaary. 185 Pictures, nine styles of frames, white and old, walt, oak, oxidized, &e., were as bigh and 25e. Plat. Val. Laces, . ‘Torchon and Medici Laces. 18c. Hambure Edges. F Mosturx Uxpenwean Asp Consers 11 pair of 50c. Summer Corsets, odd sizes....20e. pair 3861.25 Lace Trimmed Gowns, 3 styles. RIBBONS. 3810 White Leshorn Hats, stylishly trimmed ‘with white plumes and nibvon. 25 each 4doz. $1.38 Black Lace Straw Fiat Hate.....75c. eaeb $1.10 Quported Pansy aud Aster Sprays......48e. exe 48 pieces of Two-toned First Quality Satin Kib- vous, were 15 aud 2e...... . 10e. yard. ‘B pieces of Wide Widtn Tans, Grays and Fine Feney Ribbons, were 45c.. 50c. and UOc. yard; choice... 25e. yard Wrars Axo Sorts. 11 Ladies’ $3.75 to #3 Biack Fall-welght Engliah Corkscrew and Jersey Jackets. 81.59 each 9 Misses’ Plain Tan and Checked Cloth Jackets, ‘Sizes 12, 14, 16. Were €3.50 and $4.50. ...9te. each @ Misses’ Sk Pongee and Cream Jersey to 1 years. ‘8 Ladies’ silk aie Weight Travelims Wraps. Were $5.90...... Duess -Goons. All our Koschiin's best quality French Aat- fee and substitution for the spoils system of & system of merit by competition. If the spoilsmen could ever see any facts except those they seck with seltish fervor they would long ago bave learned what is patent to everybody a ‘The eppeal of Finance Minister Miguel from Premier Caprivi to the emperor in the matter of suspending the grain duties for three months indicates two things: Germany is sorely troubled about a supply of food, and there is a serious iflerence of opinion in the imperial cabinet on the subject. Miguel is the kaiser’y favorite mulnister. oe It may seem strange, but the leading repub- licans are uneasy about Massachusetts. They say that only a strong candidate to head the ticket cun win this fall. and if the state election be lost, the presidential may be put in great peril. ‘Theodore Roosevelt finds that calling him ‘s dude” is no violation of the civil service law, and consequently hasn't the time to pay any attention to it teens, in 1 tieured—excep'ing plain Black aud Back and White—ond inemminz lance Polka dots. Were v5e.and 3 yard... 150. yard Aliour Wool Challies, piaim and ures, Light rounds, were Ise. and “20e. 11ige. yard Remnants of Ail-wool Colored Dress Goods, from kets ee 10 Woolen Ice Biaulets Were 81.2 7340. each Lisexs Axo Warte Goon: iictof Linen Giass Tow cls, were O0c. dozen, chotee 6 for. Beumants 10 ie! AlL-iiuen 7ée. Biue und od Doyle . 1234. Bleached Turkish Towels ... 10c. each A_ few hundred yards of 10c. White Plaid Laws -5e. yard Hostery Axp Uspenwean, ‘SOc. Ladies’ Extra-size Cotton Hose, size 83..2le.pair SOc. Ladies’ Fancy Lisle Hose, broken sizes. e-ssennsesnane sn 850. 53 Dale @L ‘BSc. to SWe. Children's Fast Biack Ribbed Hose, sizes 7, 8. 8, Wi... «256. pate Tie. Ladies’ Swiss Kibbed Stik Vests, shyntly ‘te. Children's Huch-meck Short-sleeve Gauze Vests, broken sizes... =-I5e. each je. each + When Mr. Quay declares that fishing is the canly proper subject upon which to interview statesman af this time of year he not only de- tracts from the credit of the interviews, but casts suspicion on the statesmen. ee ‘The regatta is over. The regatta has been a success, There has been some good rowing and the boys have enjoyed themselves. Oars men say that they have had @ splendid time and thatthe meeting has been in every way the most successful ever held. Washington is glad of it. It wants its visitors to be well pleased, and it invites them to come egain, and still again. ee In epite of the stato alliance the democrats of Hanover county, Va. including some alliance members, have nominated the two alleged rail- road men for the legislature. The fight is now of the Kilkenny eat order. —— The little King of Spain is quite frail men- taily. This fact may prevent his falling in the habit so common to European monarchs, of trying to interfere im affairs of goverament. Baroans Ix Roorns Saver Wane. Bogers’ Best Teaspoons. . Bowers’ Best Fruit Koives. Fuovxcisos Axp 1c. line White Pearl Buttons, all sizes ie. White Pearl Buttons, with shank. Neckwear. . Stik Cord buching, 6 yards in box... See. Silk Windsor Ties, ewibroldered ends, ‘Sie. Colored Chiffon, with drawing string Se_and te. Veils, plain and dotted... Patr Sik Hose Supporters, ladies’ 1Sc. pair Kieinetz’s No. 4Gem Shield, Se. doz. Pinked Edge Waist Steel.. - skein Rope Lineu Flows and Silk Pilosene. Se. bottle best Sewing Machine ON) We. doz. Bluck-head Hat Pins... oe North Dakota is listening to the hum of the Barvester and bas not a moment to spare for ‘the hum of the politician. North Dakota knows ‘which side of her bread is buttered and she also ‘knows bread from a atone. ——_+2s____ The rain-balioon people should take precau- tious against washing out auf more roads. If ‘ene balloon does all that damage they should be required to administer smaller dosea. —_—_+--. ‘Maine probibitionists have bev investigating @ new drink called “Uno.” The name is un- doubtediy « misnomer. You don't kuow; or at Jeast you are not supposed to know. _ ‘The president of the Georgia state alliance demonstrated the right of that orgunization or ite representatives tu do the talking. ———_e 2 George Francis Train is booming Russell Harrison for the presidency. George refuses to be sidetracked. Oe age Your postal telegraph messengers drew their Pay in Chicago and disappeared. This is the ‘mest complete messenger-boy loaf on record. Prxrvwenrs. Se. cake Toilet Soa) Lie. Cooper's Floral Dentine.. ‘5e. bottle Tappan's Farina Cologne, 0c. bottie Best Ammonia. Le. bottle Good Bay Rum.. . box French Shoe Blackiag. Y Jewerny Axv Learure Goons. Se. to 7c. Sterling Silver Thumbles.. x ‘We. Small Nickle Clocks... ‘WUe. esc All Bracelets, Pins, Cuff Buttons, Hair Oma- iments, de.. af half price aud less. All $2.50 to $3.50 Fine Obatela'n Bags ....$1.50 each All Fine Pucketbooks, were $1.08 to $4.50. 81.25 each Fass Asp Bexrs. We. Plan Biack Jepancds Fans... ~ ‘Qe. Black Japanese, colored painted linen, Black gauze aud all other 25c. Fans. veeeBe All Beits, loather and sill, at half price. Lauxxs Axv Bios Tn alldition to the 15 ver cent off of marked prices of we will offer tomorrow the following odd Trunks, which are great bargeins: IGentiouen's Fiat Top ek ace be 1 istincn Fiat Top Diack band! = The Bennington battle monument sppears to ee thirty-two-mo edition of our Washington monument —————_—_>+2______ Ex-Minister Phelps bas not lost his happy neck at public speaking. His Bennington epesci was a gen + ______ If President Polk isn't wary his pile of imag- inary dead will fall om him. ——— “Who kissed Gov. Pattison?” is one of the qQeevtions of the day in Poansylvania r= Genator Danio! passed throagh the alliance ‘Lion's den in safety. SS ueavenecadermmenmmend ‘The report of the theatrical marriage heeps ‘Wp about the proper mstbhematical reletion to ‘the story of the thestrical divorce. Loor Ovex Ovr OUR SEVENTH STREET STORE HAVE COLLECTED FROM ALL STORES THE BROKEN SIZES LOTS NEARLY sOLD OUT— SHOES THAT AKE GOMEWHAT SOILED FROM HANDLING — AND PLACED THEM ON OUR HALF- PRICE COUNTER; 80 CALLED BE- CAUSE NONE OF THE GOopDs DIa- PLAYED ON SAME ARE 80LD AT MORE THAN HALF PRICE, SOME AT ONE-THIRD AND EVEN ONE- FOURTH PRICE. IF THERE 18 ANY- THING ON THIS COUNTER TO SUIT YOU, YOU WILL GET IT AT MUCH LESS THAN THE MATERIAL IN THEM COSTS. WE PLACED ON THIS COUNTER TODAY: ‘Men's and Boys’ Russet and Calf Hich and Low Shoes that were @2 and $2.50. Marked down to $1.12. Ladies’ 94 Hand-turned French Don- fola Button Boots, mostly sizes 1 to 34. Down to 81.98. ‘Misses’ 82. 50 Button Boots, excellent ‘wearing goods. Now $1.3. Canvas Shoes for Men and Boys. Re- duced to 490. Men's ¢2 Low-cut Ties end Button Bhoes. Down to 9ic. Misses’ and Children's @1.25 and $1 Low-cut Shoes. Down to dic. BY TOMORROW EVENING THERE WILL HARDLY DE A PAIR OF THESE ‘SHOES LEFT, SO DON'T FEEL DISAPPOINTED IF YOU ARE TARDY IN CALLING. HAMAS RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES: S16 SEVENTH STREET, - 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, At «281 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 8.5. Rovvews New Foxsrrene Srons,’ 613 7TH ST. ¥. W., Between E and ¥ ate, (Our fall goods are now arriving, and our ed- ‘Vico to housekeepers is to make thetr selections esearly as possible. Fashion has decreed sou.e ‘Dew deaignsin Carpetsand likewisein Parlor and ‘Bed-Room Furniture, which make them doubly Gttractive to discriminating eyes, and they fare bound to wo~and so fast, too. We'll not Attempt to describe them—we'd rather show them. (Open until € o'clock; and if you'll esl] we'll guarantee to show you something in the way of Cerpetaand Furniture that will be attractive, serviceable, sessonable and reasonable. As tm the past, we are aiwaye wiilins to make: terms to suit our customers, and noone need Akerefore deprive bimesif of home cunforwoa ‘the ples of went of ready cash. JOHN BUDDEX, FURNITURE DEALE 513 Th ot.n. w. aul2-te Gaoaams Cazvir Hoven FURNITURE AND CARPETA READ THESE PRICES. Gotta Oak Antique-fintshed Bed Bpom Suites, 3 Pieces, for $17 caah or 818 on credit, ‘Tptece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, uphol- stored im plush of best hair clotb, for 628 cash or $30 ‘om credit. Good WOVER-WIRB BED SPRINGS for 62.25 cosh or $2.50 on credit. BRUSSELS CARPET, 60c. cash or GSc. on credit. Good INGKAIN CARPET, dc. cash oF 40s, on credit, ‘We sow and lay ali CARPETS free of ost and don't charge for the waste in matching frures. Our terms are the essiest of uy house inthe city: only amall payment at time of purchase and the bal- ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. No notes required and G per cent discount allowed on all eccounte settled iu thirty days, Groans CREDIT HOUSE, posed 790 and 742 7th st. we W. D. Cuz & Co. 611 MARKET SPACE. patacenc LAST DAY (Of our Great Sale at cost prices. sae 2 eta very vy stilt have many ‘articles to Ie. SCOTOE GINGHAMA, we. You haves couple of wear seherereeenenreses sive toy ia 1gcruta Yards Ubeen vad are ig reeea ta Rese 28. LINEN LAWN. 20e. 7 TTT TTTT TTT TNT aa eas Toe BUY Kow. Our remetning stock of Outing Apparel now coing at cost. ‘Thiv imcindes Blazers, Goats and Vests, White, Pique, Fancy and silk Vests ud Bathing Suits, ‘All our Fancy Gordon ashes at ¢1; formerly sold at @3, $2.50and 82. Don't foreet our xreat re- ductions in Neglige Shirts. JOSEPH AUERBACH, ‘YOUR OUTFITTER. { Sownioms’ $a PT Up} bbbbbbbbbhabhabbbhbhboehhhadhhbs r T THE, FOLLOWING ARTICLES TS eis Sport ik ‘Pit ie Beit Brady — Sis LULA LEN AN, O31 F st, [ost THOROU M~ COMFORTABLE Moeeryspsooms ¥ conrosy fetes. Durie MACKI N TOSHES. T GOOpYEAR aftacione, $ Seip. Sue prices 300 9th st, : MELVILLE ‘lenin Fa LINpsa¥, manager.” au20 Axsxouxcemenr. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT, To Our Customers: ‘Wotake pleasure in informing you that we havoadded @ department for the sale of the popular M. & H. WRITING PAPER TABLETS, ‘Which are now so generally used in all parts of the country. Our stock of these goods includes large variety of Fine Writing Papers for fash- fonable correspondence and general use, among ‘Which are the following well-known brands: CLASSIC VELLUM, COLUMBIAN CREAM LAID, COURIER WHITE WOVE, CRUSHED BOND, EGYPTIAN, FOREIGN MAIL, GOLDEN FLEECE CREAM, GRECIAN, MAGNOLIA WOVE, OLD FLAX PARCHMENT, OLD HOLLAND LINEN, OLYMPIC, * OVERLAND WOVE, PEERLESS RECORD, PILOT LaID, ASIDE CREAM WOVE, SEASIDE LINEN LAID, SUMMERTIDE PLAITED CREAM, VULCAN BROAD LAID, ke.. &e. All the above stylesare made in the following sizes: COMMERCIAL NOT! PACKET NOT LETTER, 8x10 inches. ‘We have 1,000 Cabinet Boxes of Stationery containing 1 pound of Pure Irish Linen Note Paper and 78 Envelopes to mateh. Our price, , Essewhere, Saf inches; inches. Tae. TWO OF OUR GREAT LEADERS ARE— 24 sheets of Kuled Note Paper, 25 Envelopes to match, put up ina fancy box. For 10c. box. ‘24 sheets of Note Paper, ruled or plain, 25 Envelopes to match. For 18c. box. ‘We can give you this in Old Flax, Irish Linen, (Creain and White Plate finish, Sam'l Ward's Bunker Hill Stationery, ruled or plain, octavo or commercial size. Se. pound. Envelopes to mateb. One pound of Real Irish Linen Note Paper, ruled or plain, octavo or commercial size. Ase. pound. Envelopes to match, dc. and 6c. a package. ‘One Pound of London Court Linen Station- ery, ruled oF plain, octavo or commercial size. Ge. pound. ‘Whiting Extra Gb Superfine Ruled Commer- clal Note Paper. Ge. quire. 0c. 3 ream. ‘Stationery: ‘24 sheots of Faper. 25 Envelopes. ‘In whatever depth Border you destre. 250. box. ENGRAVING. ENGRAVING. ‘We stil} continue to Engrave your name on & copper plate and print 50 cards therefrom for 86e. Reprinting 100 cards from plate, 750. Reprinting 50 cards from piate, 40c. ‘We can xive you work within eighteen hours, if 80 desired, and all our work guaranteed to be the best. ‘Mail orders will receive immediate attention. is BRE EE 273 BURGH at By PR oo # BRG.. auld 420, 422, 424, 406 SEVENTH ST. 10 Pee Cesr Ove Fon Case. ‘We are closing out all our Summer Stock at ex- tremely low prices preparatory to taking an inventory of stock during this month, and all who wish to take advantage of this very low offering of our stock can now supply themsclvos with good goods at a very low price and save the discount of 10 per cent for cash. WE HAVE NECESSARILY ACCUMULATED A LARGE LOT OF REMNANTS of all kinds and we are offering them at a discount of 25 PEK CENT off for CASH, and many good bargains may be procured. ‘W. M. SHUSTER & SOXB, auld 919 Penns. ave. ji : = * B Bsr fi Dean Black Hoerietta Cashmere, 23, 37%, 50, OB, TB. ana be 25, 40.and 500. ‘Sheeting. ne az Ruck Shute, ctubrotGerea fronts, 60, TSe. Bed. 10, Be. forge emit i Gs ONVERT EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. ‘Just received 100 dozen of those superior unlsun- dried Linen Initial Handkerchief. They are hem- stitched. have fancy drawn work in either corner and ‘the smitials are all worked by hand. They are em- broidered by the Nunsin the Conventsof France, which §s suffictent goarantes of their excellent workmanship. ‘These Handkerchiefs sre the same in design and ‘Quality as those we hadlast season, when we sold nearly ONE THOUSAND DOZEN Of this particular style. ‘The price same as heretofore, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continned below.) Javanese Cors Axp Suavcens. Three more cases expected tomorrow morning. ‘Three designs—one more beautiful than the other, and the quality—they are almost as thin as an egg shell. The price ridiculously low— NINETEEN CENTS. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Currroxs, An almost endless variety, both plain lece and the ruffling gathered on the band. Hardly a shade we cannot match. For Friday and Saturday (until 2 o'clock) a discount of TEN PER CENT on them. ‘THOSE 50 CENT WINDSORS which we are selling at 9c. are beyond a doubt the best for style and quality ever shown here or else where. Get your pick of them while there is still » ood assortment. 25-CENT Grenadine Windsors, in Pink, Light Blue and Car- inal, for NINETEEN CENTS. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Laos W AISTS, A small line of Madras and Dimity Watsts, made with pleatod fromt and yoke back. They are to be Worn witha belt. Were $2.68. For Friday and Sat- urday (until 1 o'clock), 81.98, Wash Surah Silk Walsts-the best made—Grey, Heliotrope, Black and White and Blue and White. Were87. For Friday and Saturday (until 1 o'clock), 94.98. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Stick Pixs. Those Birthday Pins we advertised have caused quite astir. Youshould see them—Osk Leaves and Pausios mede of pearl, witha different stone setting for each month of the year. SEVENTEEN CENTS. Alot of 10c. Enameled Pansy Pins reduced to. ‘Hundreds of different kinds of Stick Pins at. ‘Triple Violets, with Rhine stone settings, only....45. Imported Violets, with pearl and Rhine stones.. ‘Domestic imitation of the above... ssseeeee Be THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Tuorspar, Avaver 20, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 (until 1 o'clook). ‘For thess three days we will sell all LACES, DRAPERY NETS, FLOUNCINGS Ate discount of oH ae FPP FRAG, SOBER TS SAF BEE Sohal Mo = ‘We bave received a great many new goods in this de- partment within the past week, most notable of which. are some beautiful designs in Fine Oriental Lace im all widths. Complete sets of many of these, from the narrowest widths up to the half flouncing; then there are several new patterns of Biack Flouncing and Drapery Nets, with the Trimminz Lace to match. Our Prices, as is wellknown, are always the lowest, and with the discount of 10 per cent deducted permit the consumer to purchase at almost wholesale rates, In addition to the above we have placed a large lot of SHORT LENGTHS OF BLACK DEMI-FLOUNCING Upon a separate table adjoining the lece department and have marked them at greatly reduced prices, in many instances taking off one-half and oue-third of ‘the price. This sale is for three days ouly, terminat- ing on Saturday at 1 o'clock. THE PaLals ROYAL. (Continued below. Crzamxo Suz Or "A RE FARMS. Being desirous of closing out our entire stock of ‘Japanese and Pocket Fans, we have marked a clearing price on eacu and every one in the department. ‘We are going to sell ‘All Be., Gc. and 8c. Japanese Fans for Scenta, All 100. phic , dee All 200, ” “uo to oom age All 350. = od All 400. = Fined All 450. = Fed ‘AIL 500. Re And | All 10c. Pocket Fans for 7 cents. Allt5c, eX 2 amis. Be All20c, ANz5c. All aSe.** 28 All30e. Morocco Es ANBOc, Busca a7 All 500, *#+ Celluloid a= ‘Aulege. ged ree red THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Repvcep Prices Fon KID GLOVES. Pigskin or Biarritz Gloves, in Tans, Grays, Pearis, Black and Brown, sold elsewhere for $1.00 and @1.25. Palais Royal price—until Saturday at 1 o’clock— SEVENTY-NINE CENTS. Our d6-cent Undressed Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in Grays, Tens end Biack, until Saturday at 1 o'clock, SEVENTY-NINE CENTS. Our $1.25 Undremed Mousquetaize Kid Gloves, in Grass, Tans end Bick, until Huturday ot 1 o'clock, 20TH, 1TH AND F STS. ¥.: —— FRiDay, REMNANT CLEARING DAY. ‘Tomorrow wit! be our regaler Remnant Day. On this occssion it ateumes the form of . “"Special” Remnant Day. ‘Why? Becausethe fouls offered areail remainders—**S:nall Lota,” “*Odds and Enda,” ‘Broken Sizes,” “Short Levgths,” mussed and soiled things, &e., left from the merchandise we've been eelinz you at SUCH race ptronally low preecaduring the present powemrnttisn nook and corner has been ren- sacked everything of a * remnant" character has been brought to the front and marked, re- Gardieseof value, st amoving price, What you ‘ee here is but a suggestion of today's repert. It ‘Will asnist you, however. Every department ‘Willrespond to your call for Rennant Bargains. Hee’ Cram Wan Gowe. tae 25 Oda Pieces Scotch Ginghams in dress pat- tern lengths good colors. Reduced frem 25 to 12y4e. a yard. (First floor, 10th street building.) Haxsore Deranruest. —_——- Another interesting collection of remnants of Cambric snd Nainsook Embroideries, All short lencths, from 1 to 2% yards, of styles that wedo not intend to reorder this season, will be thrown on a center table tomorrow ‘morning and sold at low remnant prices, (Pirst floor, 224 ? Brack Goons Derantuzxr, SHORT LENGTHS OF BLACK GRENADINE. 5% yards Black, with gold stripes. ——Reduced from 87.85 to $0.50. — ‘3 yards plain, with 2-inch border. —Reduced from $4.69 to €2.— 2remnants, 7 yerdseach, plain, with polka dot border. —Rednced from $21 to $20.50.— 12 yards Piaid. Reduced from $16 to $10.— ‘7% yards ptain, with 2-inch border. — Reduced from $9.06 to $5.50.— 2% yards Surah Stripes. Reduced from 82.63 to $1.32.— 3% yards Narrow Satin Stripes. — Reduced from 85. 15 to €2.50.— 5% yards Poika Dot. — Reduced trom 96.56 to 83.25. ‘Tyards Mexican Mesh, with faille silk border. —Reduced from $15.75 to 810.— MISCELLANEOUS “SHORT LENGTHS." 134 yards Nnmn’s Veiling. —R. d.ived from €1.56 to @.— 1% yards Nun's Veilin:. —Reduced from $2.45 to $1.50.— 2% yards Nun's Veiline. —Reduced tran $3. 13to 82.— 6X yands Black and White Plaid. —Reduced from $6.75 to 8.— 454 yards Gray Striped Sere. ——Reduced from 84.63 to 83.—= 6X yards Gray Striped Berge. —Reduced from $10. U3 to $7.50.— 5X yards Gray Striped Serge, soiled. — Reduced from $8.03 10 €6.— 44 yards Dark Gray Sence. —Reduced from €3.19 to 82.25.— 8% yards Black end White Striped Onrandie. —lieduced from $3.28 to 62.— ‘S yards Striped Nun's Veiling. —Keduced from €3 to 2.— 3% yard Crystallette. —Retuced trow 8.50 to 24. — 6 yards Crystailette. —Hiedinced from $15 10 $10.50.— 8% yards Cashmere. ‘Syarde —Keduced from #3 to $1.50.— 4 yards Sik Warp Henrietta, ——Reduced from $12 to 9.— (First fivor, anuex to 10:h st. building.) Bors Cxormso Depanruexs. SMALL LOTS. 27 Tenats Cars, in s:ripes and polke dote— satin lined. Sizes GX to 7% inclusive, Re duced trom 75c. to 50c. each. 10 Tennis Hats, with brims—broad and nar- ow stripes—savin lined. Sizes UX to 7h in- elusive. Reduced from 81 to 73e. exch. 4 Mothers’ Friend Shirt Waists—White—isun- dered—siightly russed. Sizes Band 9 years. Rectuoed to 85c, each. (Third for, 11th vt. building.) Scrr Derasruest. 2 Pink Striped Wass Silk Shirt Waste. isos ‘Sand 34. Reduced from 93.50 to 2.50 each, ‘2¥ime Dark Gray Scotch Madras Shirt Waista. Bizes 36 ond 38. Reduced to 82.80 each. 2 Fine Scotch Gincham Wrappers—“‘Prin- cess” style—1 Dark Gray and 1 Light Blue. Bize 40. | Reduced fro 85 to 83.75 each. 2 Fine Light Striped Robe Front Setine ‘Wrappers. Sizes $6 aud 42. Reduced to 83 each. 1 Fine Allover Embroidered White Suit. Size ii2. Reduced from $10 to 84. 1 Checked Nainsook Wrapper, trimmed with embroidery. Size 0. Reduced from €3 to @2. 2 Fine Silk and Wool Blonse Waiste. Sizes 33 and 38. Reduced from $4.50 to 2.50 each. (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Canprews Axp Misery Depart. ‘MENT. ——— 1 Brown Cloth Suit, trimmed with White —_ Size 12 years. Reduced from @6.75 to. 1 Dark Garnet Tuxedo Suit, with sash. Size Syears. Reduced from #12 to 94.25. 2 Fine All-over Z:nbroidered White Suits, 2 pieces. Sizes 12 and 1¢yeare. Beduced from 615 to Bt each. % Black and White Checked Union Lawn Suits, with sashes. Size 12 years. Reduced to 81.75 each. lot of Misese’ Long Medium-weight Cloaks, suitable for early fall wear. Sizes $, 12 and 14 — Raluced from $9, $10 and $12 10 65 (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Croax Durante. —o— 1 Fine Twilled Cloth Tan Blazer, rolling col- lar, Size 36. Reduced from $10to 67.50. 1 Gray Brosdcloth Blazer. Size 32. Be Anced from $10 to $3. 1 French Twilled Blazer, dark Red. Size 36. Reduced from $8.50 to 84. 1 Fine Covert Cloth Jacket, with velvet sleeves, batt silk lined. ize 38. Reduced from $12.50 to 5. 1 Black Mobatr ‘Traveling Closk. Size 36. Reduced to €4.50. 2 Finest Stockinette Jackets, tatlor made and finished. Sige? Redwoed from 69 to $2.50 each. (Third floor, 11th st. budding.» a REMNANTS OF UNSTAMPED LINENS. 1 Tea Cloth—hemstitched and drawn worked. Roduced frou $10.50 to 88.50. 1 Tes Cloth—hemstitched and drewn worked. Reduced from $7.50 to 85.50. 1 Tea Cloth—homutitched and @rewn worked. Reduced from $5.87 to $4.5. Woonwann Ax Lortanor. 20TH, 11TH AND F STR. —- — Huwsrremer Deranreest. sosenedliens ODDS AND ENDS. 15 Ladies’ Piain White All-imen Hemstitched Hamikerchie(s. Reduonl to 25e. each. © Ladies’ Ail-linen Hengtitched Handker- chie‘s, with colors! print borders. Reduced from 25e. to Ise. each: 6 for #1. ‘3 Ladies’ Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, with fancy colored bewwstitching. Reduced from 300. to Xe. each : 3 for SI. 16 Ladies’ Sheer Ail-tinen Hand-embroidered, Henustitched Initial Handkerchiefs, 2 O's, ‘Ts, 2 K's and SN each; 3for 81. 15 Men's Alj-linen Hemetitchad Handher- chiefs, with hand-embroklersd initials. 2 V's, 20, 11, 1K, 331% 2Aand 1 N. Be duced from 35e. to Zhe. each. 13 Ladiew Hand-enbroidered Hemstitched Alldinen Inttial Hamikerchiefs. 1 F,2 N's, 3 ‘Te. 4Viesnd 30's, Reduoed from Qe. to 20. each; 6 for 81. 7 Ladies’ All-linen Hand-embroideret Initial Handkerchiefs, with fancy hemstitching. 1 K, 3 N's and 3 T's. Reduced from ie. to Qe. each; 6 for #1. (First floor, 2 annex. Israste: Derantuesr. —o—_ A amall odd lot of Ladies’ and Children's ‘Mull Hats, in Pink, Bias, Red and White, trimmed with lace or rosette of mull to match. Reduced from 3.00, $3.50and $4.00 to $1.00 each. A fow Ginzham Dresses. Sizes 1 to 6 years, Retuced to lew than half price, (Second floor, 10th st. butidins.) Corser Deranruexr. ——o— ODD sIzEs. 2pries R. &G. Ventilaring Corvets—medinm Joneth—side stesls. Sizes Z3and 26. Heduced from $1.00 a pair. ‘Lpair Dr. Warner's Nursing Corsets—meditum eh-ating Dust. Reduced from $1.25 to (Second floor, 20th st. building.) Moss Uxorrwran Deranroest. 2 Lonsdale Cainbric Chemise—square neck, Siged with Hamburg. Sizes 36 and 40. Ke duced to 62iye. each. 2 Muslin Walking Skirte, with deep Hamburg ruftle, tucks above and finished with yoke. Beduced frow $1.30 to $1.23 each. 2 Cambric Corset Cover, V-neck, trimmed with Valenciennes Jace. Size 44 Reduced from #1 to50c. (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Barc_A_Bnsc Derantuexz. 1 Brouze Mantel Ornament. ° Reduces from $8.00 to 5.00. 1 Bronze Mantel Ornament, **Tasso,” height 14K inches; damaged. Reduced from 89.75 to 85.00. 1 Bronze Clock Ornament, **Boar Hunter,” Detebt 12 inches, slizitly damssed. Reduced from $7.50 to $6. 00. 1 Bronze C.ock Oruament, height 6 inches, slightiy damaged. Reduced trom Tie. to 45¢. A Barbatine Voss, very slightly chipped. Keduced from $1.25 te 75e. 1 Decorated Cina Fruit Dish, slightly dam- aged, Bediuced from $1.75 to 50e. 1 Decorated Cuina Chocolate Set, 1 Covered Piteber and 2 Cups; 1 Cup slightly chipped. Reduced fro:n £5 to 62.50. 2 Jardiniere—dainaced. Reduced from $1.35 to 350, ourth floor, 10th st. building.) Srarosery Deraurwest. 9 boxes Writing Paper—boxes broken. S reduced from 18 to 1de, 4 reduced from 15 to Ie, (First floor 11th st. vuilding. Guove Duranrwene. BROKEN SIZES. 19 pairs Misses’ Gray Lisle Thread Gloves, Rednced to 132, a patr. 2 pairs Ladics’ 4-button Gloves. Size 5H. Reduced trom $1.25 to TSe. pate. (First floor, 11th st. puiiding.) —o— WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10th, th and F sis, nw. u20 ‘This season's production. Made of the BEST BOOVER Stock and sold at And TOW prices, SNYDER, 1217 Penna. ave. SHOES that you svi ‘will appreciate. "We close at Gp. m., Saturday excepted. ‘713 MARKET SPACE. ‘To make things lively st our store this week we have taken the cullings of our stock from all over our store and have fixed prices so thet it will make them quick seliers at Bret sight. Resd carefully the items we ad- Vertise below, as their equal for good solid BARGAINS cannot be found in therity: Pure Linen Cambric H'dk'fs, colored borders; were 2Be. ;cut to be. cet Omeh Bet Hindoo; was @2igc.; cut ‘24-inch Pekin Stripe Surah ; was @1; cnt to 50a. Polka Dot Surah ; was $1; cut to 75c. 2-inch Drapery Net, pure silk ; was #1; cut to 750, ‘S2-inch Scotch Gingham ; was seut to I2ige, 36-inch Good Quality Challies; were Lie. ; cut to Se. Soinch Colored "Biripe Danial Cloth; wae LB: 5 “Goch Black and Brown Ground Lawns; were matt "fat our 36e and Figured Sia cut to 0 St. cl All of our 25 and Je. ic cut 10 40e, Belts cut to Be. our 30 and 5c. Leather Belts cut to Qe. au18 $400 INVESTED IN SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE ‘Has impoverished many an Honest Wage Earner, giv- aiving bim an Uncertain Title to a Fictitious Value. (One-half that amount, paid to us Weekly or Monthly, as your CONVENIENCE MAY SUGGEST, Our EQUITABLE SYSTEM ‘Being your certain PROTECTION, ‘Beautifiss your home. imcreases your actual wealth ‘and makes you schnowledge that —LIFE 1g WORTH LIVING.— ‘In other words, happiness and comfort cost you 5 GaS AND VAPOR STOVES. HOUSE & HEREMANE'S CASH AXD CREDIT HOUSES, ‘$17, 689, OF] and 23 Tat, A FEW WEEKS MORE AXD OUR BE. MOVAL KEDUCTION SALE WILL 4 BE A MATTER OF HISTORY. DO YOu WANT TO BE ONE OF THE MANY WHO WERE PORTUNATE FNODGE TO BUY THESE GOOD, RELIABLE GAR MENTS AT LESS THAN OTHER DEAL- FRS WOULD ASK FOR THE INFERIOR GRADES! IF 80, DO NOT DELAY, as THE VARIETY GROWS SMALLER EACH DAY, AND THE VERY SC7T On OV ER- COAT YOU WANT MAY BE SOLD TO Dar. BRING THE BOYS ALONG, TOO. WR BAVE LOTS OF GOOD VALUES FoR THEM IN BOTH LONG AND SHORT PANTS SUITS, AND A GOOD AaRSORT- MENT OF OFERCOATS FOR BOYS UP TO 18 YEARS OF AGE AT MERE SKEL- ETONS OF PRICES. ROBINSON, PARKER & Co., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, SE COR. 7TH AND D STS. ¥.W. aul8-40 Waar Do You Tux Or Tae Tt iseurprising how many people are fooling them- selves im buying furniture, &c...on installments or Jong time. We show them where we offer many thine at Just one-baif credit price, but they say: ‘I don't care anything sbout price—I want time.” It js = strange fascination, or tmprovident habit, im which they are willing to pay @ for a 61 article for the priv: lege of payin for it Or. at a time. These mame people eeu to understand how it i thet they areal hard up. No iwan can prosper as long as he pays aud gets $1 for it, 4 dow't want ony evedit bus ness. If you haves dollar to spend, I will give you 100 conte’ worth for it. Lf you can't pay cash for what you FOU Reed not come. We don"t ell on time, Read these prices All-hair Mattress, 40 pounds, $8.50. Real Ourlel Hair Mattress, full size, &e.. @12.00. Cottontop ‘Mattress, #2 ‘Oak Suite, @16.50. Best Wire Cots, 21.98, Spring Koller Shades, 300, A Crystal Tum- dier, ive. My Fans, $2.06, Initial Tuublers, any ietter, €1 dozen. Aeneanber, we don't sei] anything on installments, fo that tf you buy for cash don't apend your money UNE YoU come and see us. Weciaim to be the ony house in Washington Where you can furnish a house complete With everything needed, except cousing moves. Come and see. GRASTY, DOUBLE STORES, FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS AND KITCHEN WAKE-SOLD ONLY FOR CASH. 3330 1510-12 7th bet. Pando. Camurzt & Ler, 925 7TH ST. and 706 K ST. H.W. Just arrived—another case of Child's Post- tive Black Derby Ribbed Hose, Sizes Sto. At 12ige. Der pair. ‘BO dozen Ladies’ Real Roman Ribbed Positive Bisck Hose. Sto Winch. Only 25e. per pair. Extra value in Croam Damask Table Jinan. OOinchee wide. At Goo. 80 dozen 19240 inches Pure irish Linen feck Towels. A vig drivest the price. 12jge. each. 15 pieces Outing Fianuel, L2ige. quality, Be @uced to Be. a yard. CARMART & LEIDY, ous 925 ch ot. and 706 Ket. aw. Rersrn & Co. INDUCEMENTS. 60, 39 and 25e. qualities of Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vesisat baif price, Ladies’ Biack and Colored Silk Gloves, 130, Ladies’ Shirt Waist» in percale, White and Bleck India linen, 490. quality, for Z7e. Satine Ties, 2 for bc. Chintz Prints, Ze. per yard. Scoteh Diagonal Dres Goods, 34 in. wide, liv. Cameo Draperies, lige, per yard. ‘To start our customers on the P. N. Corsete, we ofler them at the following low prices: Btyle 415, 470 aud 441. recular price, 8c ;now ODe. “ 231, Send 823; CLES; * Bho 140 B ST. & E., CAPITOL BILL, ‘Oppoaite U. 8. Libeary. 273-3m COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. HAT DO YOU THINK OF THIst W 2" Xicue in the country. rostss and atte; porch on three sides. 8,000 feet of eround; went ation .all ior 61,700, Ob easy terms. AUZOt oo = ae mm SALE OR EXCHANGE PROP. iow Suey varus Fairfax county Ve. rovemnents firet-<lane ws (ONG, Atiacostin, D eu20 B Ok EXCHANGE—5 ACKES, ich hull, Covered with, fruit aud #uade: large barn. 1 Foo: cellar house, Turnace . ates fron F S200 torus eany. Ht: Le BALSBURY. " OR SALE-TWO HUNDRED FARMS AND dnury thirty, mules crvand’ Wekierton elven Spent a Spplication. “Alp places tor rent” SAMS E CLES ™ sulo-im E15 ACKES OF FINE GARDEN LAND, ‘With comfortable dwelling, on Good x af: about three-quarters of aul frou A Fok, SALE OK EXCHANGE YOR CITY PROF. erty. cheap at 66,00. T. BL 2OKS, G16 12th at. st Gvcling, simuxiter" hese, “sabe, ona Wieot Srcilig Sees ee RE ag ty ‘Suuall fruits. Z acres in wplendid thmothy grams. ry ‘chanice for a Dutcher. in a town of 3,000 in- habitants, Price, $1,400. Appis to suo JAMES H. GhANT. 129008. JOR SALL_SEVEMAL CHEAP F 40 acres 32 ualles frogs city. $6. 25 ver crm. ‘ENV acres wear Bowie. 11 per acre. acres near Norbeck, Md’, €00 Par acre, ‘ates ear Herta ee nc. anlooe TYLER & RUTHERPORD, 1307 Pee ‘PHREE VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES: 8 ROOMS each; pleasantly located and con to a Wales & THOMPSON, in Hyatievilie. te 5 JPOk SALE—A CHOICE, WELL-IMPROVED 105 ‘scre tar, I'nule frou Van, mow bullae iat, Chris ald Sein, ue water, good, Towa, ite 5 janasees, O-lat Hi} DOK SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS he lower Potoma, within six miles uf Folut isokout, hvescres oysters sceaed, mew wharf nd treaght Louse aii good but Yor rg Sotustiee inguare of ExPraty OF sr caltea eve vue steamers Arrow stuitt: atl Sur uae MYHOS. MILLEL, Auge post odo, Ot Mary's WEBSTER =. wears s i eae AS