Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1892, Page 4

Althongh the Washington High School was Rot establicbed to prepare boys for entrance to college, and dees uot, of course, mould its carri- enlam to conform to the requirements of Marvard, a statement given by Dr. Lane, the prineipal of the school, to a Star reporter shows that the institution has a creditable record, even when regarded ax a fitting school, It is very generally believed by those familiar with Public school matters here that such an i quiry ax that proposed by Senator Gallinge resolution will result advantageously to the High School, as it is Uelieved that ite ntudies are most satixfactorily arranged to meet the needs of the community as represented by a large majority of the pupils. Dr. Lane evidently jus no fear of an inquiry concerning the value of the school merely ay a preparatory school, though this ix not regarded by any means as the important function of the school. ——— The proposition to have an extensive road- making exhibit at Chieago is one worthy of high consideration. It one of the most prac- tical suggestions, as Tue Sram has before mitt, that have been made concerning the approach- ing world’s fair. The more extensive the ex- hibit the better for the purpose. The ocea- sion will bring together millions of people, some hundreds of thousands of whom, it is presumed, are interested, more or leas, in public rowls, If these persons could add to their knowledge or receive an impetus for uction at the fair the road-making feature would be worth a great deal. And there is very small @oubt that a really attractive exhibit would enlist consid- erable interest both at the moment and after- ward in calling attention to the deplorable state of the country roads in this republic and to the necessity for and meaus of reform. —_- +02 ‘The review of She condition of the crops pub- lished in the New York Times today shows that im twenty-two states the backward spring haa bad a very unfavorable effect. It is significant that the cotton acreage is from 10 to 35 per cent Jess than last yenr. that of the great wheat- growing states only South Dukota promises « large crop aud that in some corn-producing states the plonghing has not even been begun. Later figures than those published by the Times may present x more hopeful outlook. As to cot- ton, the large reduction in acreage is a happy augury, but the drought reported im some states is an element in the calculation that must be considered inauspicions. — ¢ —___— ‘The Supreme Court of the District decides that Congress in passing an act avowedly to es tablish Rock Creek Park intended to and did in fuct create a park,specifically limited in size and cost. The court holds that Congress itself de- cided the question of the existence of a certain kind of park and did not merely set in motion a game of chance which would mean a park if the commission guessed correctly what appraisers would say every acre of nearly two thousand acres was worth, and would mean no park if the commission failed to make this guess correctly at the first attempt. In other words it legislated to make a park, and not to set up a lottery with the park as a possible prize. The judicial is also the commonsense view of the matier. see The final passage of the bill admitting ves- sels of a certain tonnage, &c., to American reg- istry appears to mark a new era in ship build- ing and naval defenses. It was stated in the Senate debate that a new line and, in all, ceven new steamships would result from the adoption of the measure. All these ships would be util- ized in the event of war, and as they would all De first-class ships, armed with the best guns aud equipped for modern naval warfare, it is eusy to see that the advantage of the step taken is incaleulable. At one stroke a mercantile navy is provided inferior to nonesso far as its numbers extend and superior to many in the size and power of the individual ships. $< —___ Again the interests of the District were slighted. Another District day was monopo- lized by other measures, the river and harbor bail having taken wp nearly the whole time that should have been devoted under the House Tules to matters reported from the committee On the District of Columbia. ‘The duys set apart for District business are appropriated, Without apology or excuse, to other affairs, When Congress bas resolved itself into the local legislature under the Constitution a quo- ram prompily disappears. It ie in respect to Dietrict affairs thet notable exhibition of “how nut to do it.” tee ‘The new world sendy greeting to the Santa Maria, and the little i come from Palos to these chores as their name- makes id centuries ago, carrying Columbus With his fortunes and misfortunes, the discov- @xyand the destiny of a new world, carrying also in their train liberty from England and other lands and indefinite human progress, America will warmly welcome the toy ships from old Spain in the name of the past, the present and ‘the future. —.0e- The dancing movement in the Methodist church is assuming proportions that demand consideration beyond the contines of the de- nominational councils. The Troy conference and the petitioners in New York and Boston holding high official places in the church who have asked that the rule against dancing be abolished or moditied will probably not obtain their requests at present. But the movement will hardly subside on account of defeat this — ——__-_ ee —---—.. The appointment of Gen. Felix Agnus, editor Of the Baltimore American, tobe ane of the board of visitors to West Poiut isa pleasant tribute te the character of one of those forceful men who went into the Union army as a private and whose services in the great strife were such as to entitle him to a general's star. Gen. Agnus’ journalistic friends appreciate the com- pliment. —+ 0e—___—__ ‘The question of Sunday closing for the world’s fair is one which should be decided in secord- ‘ance with the popular preference. There is no doubt that the sentiment. so far as it has mani- fested itself, is in favor of keeping the grounds closed on Sunday. a ‘When all the poseibilities that exist in the ‘way of trusts for coal and ice have been fully developed, the public may find it eeonomical to move ina body north in summer and south in winter, migrating with the birds, 2 It fx tobe regretted for the kaiser’s sake that he is not one of the people who cam be loved for the enemies be has made. He would have more affection on hand than he would know what to do with. -——--- 202 ‘The river and harbor trust is not likely to become an “unlawful combination.” ‘Too many and too widely ramified interests are imvolved. ‘Bone af the Congressmen had to be reprimanded for renning away to go to the circus, +0. It is eminently proper that America and Spain sbould co-operate heartily, as they propose to, Columbus. W. H. Hovonrox Mro. Co. 1218-1220 F Sz. N.W,, Reovests Taar You Te Tamm Vextnarme cere Nonru Sran Rerniazratons, THE BEST MADE. Torm Srrctat Parrenss Or Jaraxese Marmas. SUMETRING URW. BET OOD, at 25. ven vanp. $9.00 ny Ror or 40 Yanos. ce) Sow: Fownrcnr tho approval of all: BO Fhaveseen our line. Paces Menery Nomar. Dusrxe Roous, Courzere, $22.50. Paton Comrtere, 22. Bev Room. Comprere, $25. If you don't want to spond much wil) anawer you nicely fur the country and will prove to you that they are youd enough. We pack, ‘We haul to depot, And pay freight to any station Within twenty miles of Washington. Burlaps only to be returned to us. ‘Try us and see if we will notserve you nicely. W. H. Hovanrox Mya. Co., 1218--1220 F S; N.W. myl0St Is Gesenat. We Have everything In the way of CANDY. Then, 10) cea if of oor own uke oweyand ‘ENT are meeting with much favors Guz, & Sou Con Ae ee aaa! Fos Tar Wor Awaz ‘The wide awake shopper reads advertise- ments and knows the genuine from the fake. Our advertisements always attract, because the public has become educated to the fact that we utter no misrepresentations. As an evidence youshould buve seen the crowds attending the Fre Dare: Sproat, Sure OPENED THIS MORNING. ‘We need a great deal more shelf room for ‘our Low Cut Shoes. For this reason we shall close out a few lines of seasonable High vee or an Dos an Boggola Ojere cole Opera SATURDAY. —" Ladies’ Patent Flexible Don- fain Opera re Tow aut Head “Hund Fett Cones UNTIL SATURDAY, Poy ies’ Common Sense arent aanonny. Ps % "$1.40. UNTIL SATURDAY, saltiBix, $4.30. Ladies, otto. Sulit a6, Spring, sh Ge Froch Cult Swsse better 8 i ton Cor aud Prene! Wx. Haus & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 900 and 932 7thst., ‘1914 and 1916 Pa ave., 231 Pa. ave. se. c| Es Jot Bae “a Ll eateal Kx; oot or af? cq meee 3"! wick! E> cia Ht 4 PF bbl Ppp pb! 3 sj 8 LKER BALL. samnt Conte f. ILDREN’S ‘ 9 MG. ant ‘sting t one a “Youre tele, : CLEMENT & BALL. ‘THI LETTER ek es gt ever Come ane siiphy solled by water, ic snas AL PkicE, $1.98. ‘And ethers too mumserous to mention. FAMILY ONEY these | ,,! THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, * 1.50 $1.27 ‘We give © written guarantee with every pair of Kayser's Patent Finger- tipped Gloves, which reads as follows: Being three-ply at the end of the fin- : gers, te warrant them not to ext through or wear out at the finger ende for siz month after date of purchase. All colors and sizes. We try on all above advertised Gloves. Ladies’ Real Milanese Silk Mitts, 13 inches long. Reduced for tomorrow from 40¢. to 2c. 27-inch Real Milanese Silk ‘Worth 60c. Tomorrow at 42c. Our $1 Quality Mitts tomorrow at 82c. Our $1.25 Quality Mitts tomorrow at 98c. All Gloves and Mitts warranted fast colors and not to crock. Lovvas Giove Co., penxsvivanta avenve, 911 sts. Mitts. Orsgue Wixnow Suaves, Parent q LLERS, 3 12c. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 PA. AVE. N.W. ‘One case FIGURED LAWNS, 5c. Oue case CHALLIES, extra good quality, 5c. 100 pieces Beautiful New DRESS GINGHAMS, 8 and 10c. FLANNELETTES and OUTING CLOTH, 8 and 10c. ‘We are showing a Beautiful Line of PONGEES and IDEALEAN SUITING, 123 and 16c. SPECIALTIES IN DRESS GOODS. 36 inch Twilled DE BEIGE. Colors, Tans, Drabe ana Gray mixtures, I8e. Reduced from 2c. Cheviots, ie. Reduced f sone he = WENKIETTAS, in all the halad nie 15, 2c. ran Shirts, 's' H4 Hose, full regular As. 124e.. MATTING, CARPETS, OIL CLOTH and RUGS. Joussox, Gan & Co. 636 PENNA. AVE. N.W. The stock of hot-weather underwear was never larger or more complete than at present, Ror were prices ever lower. ONLY 2c. EACH for Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed ‘Vests, white and unbleached, V and square neck, with neck and arm-holes run with ribbon. ONLY 25c. EACH for Children’s Ganze Me- Fino Vests. low and hich neck, with short, long and no sleeves. ONLY 5c. EACH for Children's Ribbed Seamless Waists, taped sides, button up the beck. Just the thing for sunimer wear, ONLY 38c. PER PAIR for Ladies’ White Ribbed Pants, in knee length. LY 7c. EACH FOR Ladies' 50c. White Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests. ONLY 0c. EACH for Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Corset Covers, which fit close and snug over the corsets. FROM 65c. to $5.50 we show an elegant line of Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests, plain and fancy front, in White, Black, Cream and colors. rekiig New Srock Or Suuaer Consers. It is bad policy to buy Summer Corsets left over from last season. Ours are new, ONLY 50c. PER PAIR for a good Open-work ‘Summer Corset. ONLY $1 PER PAIR for the celebrated “*R. &G.”" Summer Corsets in medium and long waists. ONLY $1.25 PER PAIR for the *‘Sonnette” Sumwer Corsets, which are made by the famous *C. P.” manufacturers. ONLY $1.50 and 81.75 PER PAIR for the famous C. P. Summer Corsets, than which there are none better 1uanufactured. ‘THE TWO LUXURIES—Linen Corsets and Corsets of Pongee Silk. We have them both. Wine Scusee Guoves. Chamois Skin Gloves in Plain White, White with Black stitching and natural shades, only €1 per pair. They will clean and wash like a cloth. New Anntvars Ix Panasors. ‘We have added to the stock, and very timely, too, for the desirable styles were getting low. ‘More New Surah Silk Parasols, in the popu- lar shades, at €2. More New Changeable Silk Parasols, with ‘and without covers, im natural wood handles, $2.75 to 84.50. More New White Parasols, in Surah and India silks, $2.50 to 88. seek on Black Chiffon Silk Parasols, $3 to rs JOB—100 26-inch Gloria Umbrellas, in natural wood handles, only 9c. each. Wirrasw H. McKyew, 933 Pa. Ave. N.W. A Sxars Or Svecesszs, oR Tue Scvecess Or “Ceres. A Story in one chapter. Many years ago Wm. M. Galt & Co., per ceiving 3° daily demand among inereasing the people for «good, clean, white, nutri- tious flour at a reasonable price, conceived the idea of manufacturing a flour to scientific and hygienic ‘The idea “‘took." Snch s flour was in de- demand im Washington. ‘universal opinion of, housekeepers in this city {s Voiced in these words: **Ceres" makes ‘more bread, lighter bread, whiter bread and better bread tham any other flour. All grocers sell moreof ‘*Ceres” Flour than sny other flour. Ask them for it. We only whoiesale. Wx. M. Gar & Oo, “*Washington’s Largest Flour and Feed Dealers,” Comer Ist and Indiana ave, n.w. Hats For Mex Axo Linus at BOR HAR G HE. Hats, 490. Well! Hata, 40c. Hate galore. Hats, 400. Last week's wonderful (0c. sule of Hats ‘Hats, 49. is to be outdone tomorrow. Its tremen- Hats, 40. dons snocess stirred us to greater efforts, Hats, 49c. and bya stroke of commercial diplomacy Hats, 40c. we have secured another immense lot of Hate, 4c. the identical-shaped hats, which we can Hats, 40c. sell at the ridiculously low price wf b9e. Hats, 4c, each. They are one-half, one-third, one- ‘Hats, 40c. fourth and one-fifth of their regular ‘Hats, 49. prices, as they are the identical shapes Hats, 49c. that sell about town at 98¢., $1.25, Hate, 490, $1.50, @2and $2.50each. They include Hats, 49. plain Milsns, Milans with lace edge, Hate, 49c. various open-work effects, &c., in a Hats, 49, myriad of shapes, and 9 number which Hats, 490. are shown for the first time this season. Toxonnow Oxy 49c Exce. Garar Frower Suz. dod oh NW. | sit gryata wo Some fave toe tk seome ‘the others the Flowers. ‘We have concinded to inaugurate s Flowers. —spectal sale of Flowers for trimming Flowers. —_the above hats, and in addition to other Flowers. equally ‘attractive bargains we shall Flowers. _ offer the following: Flowers. Beautiful realistic Rose Sprays in the | ——. Flowers. popular Jacque, Pink and Yellow Roses Flowers. and Buds. Never before sold for less Flowers. than §1.25. Only 75e. per bunch. Flowers, Apple Blossom Wreaths for trimming Flowers. Children’s Hats. Only 40¢. each. Tue Box Mancur ayo 314-316 Tru Sz. N.W. Paruens Scamex Ovenme. RECEIVED TODAY AND WILL EX- HIBIT TOMORROW A CASE OF IM- PORTED BONNETS AND HATS FROM THE LEADING HOUSES OF PARIS AND LONDON, PERSONALLY SE- LECTED BY MADAME J. P. PALMER, NOW IN EUROPE. Paces, Turonren, 1107 F Sz. my10-2t* Maura Cux Be Cone By Tuz Exzcrnororse. Nearly everybody in Wash- ‘ington issaturated with this ———can be attributed the ills —from which they suffer. ‘Most commonly, however, ———it crops out in intermittent -and bilious fevers, feverand FFORD———ague and dumbagues, all of \———— which are not only annoy- BELIEVE——ing, but dangerous, as the FE ACTS—————bowels, liver and even the HICH ———kidneys become affected, E————and a general break down of = Ogee eal | ROVE. ‘thereby. The ELECTRO- —————=apon setentife certainties, ATLANTIC ELECTROPOISE CO., 1405 New York ave, n.w. MMMM IT NNN NNN I x Baye # NNN NNN it Xx Yad GAG GAD SS MMM HON MW SBME 2&2 FFF 00 NN ON DD A FE QO NNN B D AA FF © O NNN DD AA 4 ©.O NNN DD AAA 00 NNN DDD AA ae ccc Oo ae ccoo sie Cc 33 4% &¢ a) ahk oo .. 807 Pa Ave N. W. Ov Norox Deparrwext Grows stro more popular with each succeed. Shouldn't iewhen it somains Sve an aatan etd reliable at the lowest possibl ‘Ladies’ Howe Supporters, 10, 15 and 25e. pair. Faney Garter Elastics 10 sank . Elastic, + 3 and 50c. yard. ae eee 1. ing Cotton th Black: Witte and Cotton, 2c. skein. Frizzine for kevin ale ote ogee ri, ts 8 ely vowetable coupon and oe. per Combination Dress Fact one—a strip of yan and Tul Wrodeotr cage Widhivelvetccn Ul Ingsaiteale a perce tes ee cele Pes No. Sand 4, 8c. card of Tarlo Talon Hook and Eyes, No. 8, be. card of one Wash Embroider Serier Knitting Cotton, Ze. val Book Pi ee a Boamleas Stockinct Drow 5 i he 9c. and 106. MaFeather-welght Dress Shields, 12c., 14c. and 100. "pate Hove Supporters, 10c., 15e. and 2c. pair, ptpite ‘Tar Caumporette, 25c. box of one dozen "ite ar Moth Parr, He, ghost; 25e. dozen. Paver, fares ee 4 olls for 250. ‘Toilet Pay ica Bixby's Koyal Columbia wie. bottles ite NDA & COMPA! wasn sO x At RERCIAL Fics cr a Exutenrsars % a eerie, Ore Gran TULL AES RNB tN ert White Mi “probes ‘with crown of em- ral cite, ae na Pink. trimmed with ieee . corded mis eo apie lait ole: Hate Sere — cites shapes—trimmed wit! Point wuz, Foxpa & Company, x 807 Pa Ave N.W. Wirz Or Carssava Axp Taox Exvovs Tar “Rervrariow So Ss a ante st all Spring clereriattast St eee ven into beat pe A Oor Parce....... pigeon rte teres that hive ne —- —=O +. Silk Btripe Ze ‘This material Siw tooameet ‘orth thine isan be Be Wowtog Sa ranean ne hows PI r waist or nar 7 vert a for erase th cool as any wash fabric tande, and witt hot colors.no matter how severe ‘a test t] sZlg Naz. Found else ——0 pared or co inghams, without These scape, SEMMREP wget Blaida and stripe, are also among this ne el UR I RICE.. 150, Yarv “Pein aa A. Kacemax, 900 Pa. ave. n.w. ov ites} — Laxssurcx & Bro. Wu Dozs Your Excnavixer WHY NOT LET Us? Wenavoan artitic engraver. a E do your work in » day. We cnarge you tess than ‘any one else, ND we don't disappoint you. E only charge you ‘or carps ana PLate 860. fet we guarantee our work—none better. Ealso do, in_ proper form Weddl Jpvitations, Party"Tunitaticns, Grestay jomoyraius, kee oTYy Us. Werpas the WASHINGTON AGENTS hey canted to to ibe the best and most maaed stat adres tae guarantee. Expromenes, Oor 45-1». EO gto > $1.2: 25, price from is marvel r. ere west de. svn, a ‘in White, but Black aud all colors. fow pieces of IRISH POINT, very ty patterns, for BOC. per yard. IDE and Narrow Cambric Edges from U0. to Jc. Inserting to Tuatch. AINSOOK and SWISS Edgings from c. to OVe. UR a of Colored, Embrot- lune of them, Black, Hed, Blue, im yard strips, 2dc.; suitarte, tor ‘wash, Tabrics; have Plain goods to at LUC. per yara. Srecuz Varves Ix Ove Sewerry Deranrverr. 1, “TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1892. PERRY: 3S. THTTHE PARASOLS THIS SEASON ARE PAR J apart from the styles of Inst your. They are F more striking im effect. A greater variety of colors and kinds are approved by the judgment and food taste of the minds who shape the fashions. They: are more elaborate in their design. Have the appear- ance of being more costly—but they are not—THAT IS WITH US. Quality has a standard rating with ts—and our mark is madeom the same lines. Never above. ‘The PARASOLS are tinted much like your new gowns—Perhaps not exactly the same—but in con- sistent shade—harmonious colors. You cannot go ‘Without any—and the “retired veteran” will be a sorry sight on the promenade beside the ‘* new-fangled™ creation of "92, R. Gotoscmnn, 1007-1009 F Sz. N.W. Prerones Axp Exszzs. TOMORROW WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING THREE GREAT BARGAINS IN OUR PICTURE DEPARTMENT. SUCH PRICES FOR FIRST- CLASS GOODS WERE NEVER OFFERED BEFORE. A LIMITED NUMBER ONLY OF EACH ARTI- CLE WILL BE SOLD TO A CUSTOMER: Beavrirct Frauen Esonavixes Fon 330. Besutifal Framed Engravings, real artistic repro- @uctions from the most celebrated modern engravings, ‘Framed in veryrich and neat enameled frames, Srecta Price, 330. Ovn Fanovs $1.98 20x24 Exonavino, Frauen, $1.48. ‘We have selected for tomorrow's Special Sale three different styles of our popular 81.98 Framed Engrav- ings, framed in « large 34-inch oak and steel frame. Also two new patterns of White and Gold Frames, ‘0x24. Especially REDUCED FOR TOMORROW. —“Ovrs..— 22-inch SATIN DE CHINE. tm Blue, Brows n Ores, Bere. Nw arnet, | Navy ue, fancy (gith canes to match, icks, None but the be found #3 inch MANGEABLE SILKS and *clut™ $1.48. Semuxegantz orcas exme- A Haxosoue Axrrova Osx Easex, A echnan 1A SILK—with embroid- 550. 10. hk ruffle of Breton lace 8 GRAIN SILK —with wide Ince ae th cuted om aire th ith hand-rum Spanish lace cover—ebuny mountings— $16.50. Movestxo I Panasors. UNION SILK andl ELSibR fa ook at This ease! is made in Antique Oak of the finest grade of selected stock, finely polishod and finished antique. ‘The design is new and handsome and the turnings are ‘exquisite and have strong rests amd mountings. This is positively the best bargain ever offered in Wasbing- ton, ounce haudeome ebony Srecrat Price Fon Tomonnow, 55c. $2.50. Lazce Size Crayon Porrnarrs. GOS GRAIN S1LK—MOUNTED on natural 1.98. ‘lined ith marceline $ - H - 3 . bY (Os GRAIN SILK—lined sashon ui ces Soennprianea ae ome for] EB marcultus and tied with gros grain nib: you # handsome Crayon Portrait for @2.08. Satisfac- SILK oe why ple eee AH ebine. Ebony handles, of course-$6.50. For Fam On Foo Wearnen. pinch SN UMBRELLAS- to Bin TANARERPEEAS SSE mata. aetee handiee—@1. TON BILK: wits naturel sticks— tion guaranteed or no charge. R. Gorpscumm, 1007-1009 F Sx. N.W. Ww. A. Pierce & Co., 719 MARKET SPACE, COR. 8TH ST. AND PENNA, AVE. 83 Jots of novelties in our variety froit @5 to togyETING” CARRIAGE SHADES-#1.50 This isa sample of the completeness of the stock you will find here, It is selected from the best manu- facturers. Each one is a representative creation—fit et Nesp Tren Is Au § Seasons. here iy not a wel in the year that a wh epee “i yonder’ frenelre SALE AES cf me sort, | Or® model. When there is BEST you are sure of it may be a needie of a spool of cotton, getting it HERE—CHEAPEST, too, when You need it you must haves. Att his season, when you are Tuaking Up dresses ai we the hoe — hhave the BEST? Yo ie Pesars, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 1840. Telephone 905. fnnvton. WAAT we sell you ta Le MORONS we eeitet CARANTEE to wear well) We would ESPECIALLY ak DRESSMAKERS to COM- GOODS and PRICES with other Tt will save Tl M MANY HARD- EAUNEp DOLLAR Exrna Reovcep Paces For We. NESDA' In DRESS FINDINGS, ick PURE RUBBER CLOTH, BOX-PLA\ Ki 7 RS for’ Bell Ski BREAM, WHITE, HAY SLATE, B. ORAY. D: OWS, Hera eens and to shade. ta hice WED- hon. ECTOR by the i OD PURE T iG DRESS Ca ont ‘wear. ai os For WEDNESDAY, 12.15 No other House DOES—EVER DID~or EVER WILL Saxs Axo Courany. | | RI rd, in all shades, PURE RUBBER D You Cax Ger "Ex. pike SPOOL SI tas es MP ders” SUL Hada Yo, dozen. — whee SulREBRONPS in Br. BEAK cr NESDAYSS re® (A & cote makers 36-1nch a Es EXTRA XA wo buy cloth by QUARIEY gxtrs wide. Value, 28e. ar enced ate ea EAL NOVELTY BRAL Silk for ‘DS of WOOL or that reason we get the 1OUN FATS ADEE B DRESSES, ‘als BATHING pia ee Y ASsox BEST—the largest vari- HED PRICES. bi ety—and nobody else has ERKRINGBONE gs toaleglatices BRALD ina variety of PATTERNS, im Walle > oF PHOOKS and EYES. in DOZENS of DIFFER- ENT MAKES, from 2c. to EAGLE-CLAW HOOKS aud EME, ie yay price, Sec. CIAL, . box. LINE CANVAS SKIRT FACING, bias, in juired } the same patterns. What we didn't use of the CHEVIOTS in suite that were proper in me the in BAT URAL, Gi Gesign—we turned over to Be Bee iat ae our PANTALOON artists. DOUBLE 5 sont CASING in FANCY COL- About # thousand pairs of STRIPES. 9 yards ‘ Dds a o= Panreorarrrase HUNDREDS of styles in Bone ‘TROUSERS is the result. Optne: oem | = to. ee have ti i ASSORTMENT of Cut in all sizes—and ali BELTINGS {a the UNITED STATES from 2 35e. yard. marked at ONE PRICE W now in stock sorturent Ot ine USESTORE PINS, from 2Dc. 0 Yo. tbe, Ietent, in RHINESTONE BUUHLa for hate and dress ornamueuta, trom 68.c. to $1. E algo call your attention to. a new Im ‘fine "LOCK BRACELETS, Betis plain 7 ROMAN GOLD, war ranted ;only 2.98. ie new desteusin BREAST PINS, +50. negutar price, $2.98. B show BEAU, KNOTS tn, Chate; nines in silver, gold and every riobon, from 20. to $3.98. Sreruixe SILVER HAIR PINS, in the latest designs, from ic. to $5.50. arine ot $2.98 nate Pins reduced to $2.25. Ave Stungle, lot lot at gare. 7 os coma $1.4 “48 sm $2.25. ail our Jewelry to wear. At not mtistectory, bring back and get satisfaction. as. T PI in all New Lesaraen Goons. Aw Belts,_in Black, White and Navy, and 0Uc. LL Silk Belts, with fancy veckies, fnattstades, $1.25. Aggamenote winter taotnnetiey wnun BL.75. fein pretty desiens, 81.48, give you a Silver or Gilt Belt oe . which we guarantee to wear. ve been cote year each 2a Srhaee eye ie aoe fora New Keown Wr Lars: Brovse ar LARGE amort- mentor MESSE Eo Beddai can anplen did ‘Pleated ade of ‘fine, ‘D CRUSOLISN Ea and Bi Fe ‘and A SP: His ID BARGAIN:FO) whit Scouse Re fast EF me VERT LOW PRICES. $3.50. x Because they are not cost colorings. 7c. BARGAIN PRICE, 0.00 — Bye yl facilities that admits of spellers Pe “ Br outs “ = ‘vurn out their match at 85. Paks —= Tey’ CHEVIOT! = of them—BAN- Extra Vasves Tx Porst D'Taxaxp er ge Lace. SACS, WEAVERTONS, sanol HA PRON pL a cn poco age 20c. of CHEVIOTS baton oun AL Seep orm ayer WHITE POINTDIRLAND LACE, 4 in. wide. ee WHITEPOINTDIREANDLACE, 34 in. wide a WHITE POINT D HLAND LACE, din. wide ee ene WHITE POINT, 15 pment Se cece: ney SDE SRN: one Lor waite datBico You will before ‘snow D'IRLAND LACK 9 in wie. poor Aaa flies again—and © then there may not be such an opportunity as this at A Rica Banoars Ix Sesren Veszs. Sober seplage op SALE thts day 30 dozen on LAl RICHELIEU RIBBED Swiss Merits Viner eee mig ee enn mar Sth JAIN PRICE. $1.0 ——P enseor_-— ER VESTS FOR 1.00. mes m be iG. = richer in their possension. They'll ‘twear well” with any cost and vest you'll buy this season. Some are verf~ light— some very dark —and there are lots of medium W. A. Prence & Co. 719 MARKET SPACE, 1t___Cor 8th st. and Pennsylvanis ave. Tar “Wirrwax: Rermorsaron Sold for shades. TO-MORROW they go balesgate on sale. without a ‘They're WORTH any “*@5 to order” Pants. complaint. But the Price IS only $3.50. Wrasse & Enuoxstox, 1205 Prxxa. Ave Saxs Axp Couranr, PA. AVE. AND 7TH ST. Mas. M. J. Hox, . 130 F ST... ke 2p MILI ($330-11m Mosr Sarteracrony- Sazerz's Caxvr. Woorwann Ax Lormnor, 10TH 1TH AND F STREETS X. W. a Exastio Priows Thraverens: Axo Ixvauws Usa Lins: Biers, There's one thing we can always epesk of here with alwolute assurance and thet is the FIT OF OUR LADIES’ AND MISSES WRAPS BLAZERS PARTICULARLY. Ours were made to ft the figure. The Manufacturer took special pains on that potmt. ‘We bave some new ones, jst arrived—cor rect shapes, new styles beautiful garments, All-wool Flannel Blazers—Nevy Bloe am@ Biack—silk girdles, ee Better quality, same shades, @4. Our especial pride is « strictly all-wool Che viot or Bence Blazer, 20 inches long, and « truly perfect fitting garment. Black, Navy, * Cardinal and Cream, —o3.- A Superior quality imported Clay Ciagomal Oc Lives Sumr Waste ARE UNMATOHABLE. ‘This {tem will serve as an index to the stock: 150 DOZEN BEST GARNER PERCALE WAIBTS (not Merrimac print), in ® large as sortment of neat patterns—) front, high sleeves, faced cuffs a Lith st. butting.» Focara Froor Banoarss IN Laws Axp Trvsrens. A LOT OF LARGE SIZE, RICHLY DEO ORATED PARLOR TABLE LAMPS, ten-inch dome shade and vase decorated to natch: oll fount can be lifted out; Miller **duplex” burner, with extinguisher; oxidized silver or brass trimmings; best flint chimney. All com- plete for —-#1.50.— A LOT OF RICHLY DECORATED PARLOR TABLE LAMPS; ten-inch dome shale and vase ecorated to match central draught burner. Reduced from $2.95 to —#1.%5.— TWO SPECIAL LOTS OF CUT GLASS IN- DIVIDUAL SALT CUPS. —#1.00 and 81.50 a dozen. — 100 dozen Thin Blown Glass Table Tambera, full crystal, handsomely engraved in two de- signs. —Sie. a doren.— 100 dozen imported Thin Blown Glass Table Goblets, fall crystal, very fine grade. Usually ‘sold for 83.00. —Special price, $1.75 a dozen.—— (Ath floor. 10th st. bide. —o—— Ar Tar Pace Or Tur Corrox. MUSLIN PILLOW SLIPS, 1Se. EACH. 75 A DOZEN. Mills,” “Cast Iron” and other such brands of ‘cotton. As long as they last, le. EACH. $1.75 A DOZEN. HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE PRO- PRIETORS should lay in a supply for the G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT-—they'll never be cheaper; Perhays not so cheap aguin. (2a floor.. Srecuz Tower Orrenrsa. 31 AND 350. TOWELS FOR 2c. 1,000 doz. Huck, Damask and Birdeye— fringed, plain or knotted, bemined and bem- stitched—borders of all colors, Usually sold for 31 and 350. Choice of lot, te. (2A fioor....... ‘1th st. building.» —— te Cauronsta Sowet Buaxxers Need no encomium from us here; they are too well-known. Very light weight, pure white ‘wool. —10-4, £3.00 and 4.008 pair, — 114, £4.00, £5.00, £6.00.and $12.00 a pair. 12-4, 86.50, 87.50 to $13. 75.0 pair.— A Qour Banca. Colored Mitcheline Quilts. Size 11-4. —$1.50.— Lith st. building.) ——. (Gecond floor. Seasoxaste Pracricar Tues Axp Tue Veer Besr or Tuem K:ixna W. & Ls Pure Rubber Dress Shields, light W. & L.'s Rubber Extension Dress Shields, come square below the arms and fasten to the 2 to 27, (CPirst 8008-....eseeeser-eeee-- 11th st. building.) —o Goop Vaives m Isrante: Deranruers. Children's Fine French Gingham Dresses im ‘eat plaids of Pink and Bine; Gretchen style; high full sleeves: deep hem at bottom. —Special price, S0c.— ‘A.small lot of Children's very fine Gingham Dresses, several patterns and colortnies, Special prices, 7c. to 82. ‘Infants’ Shoes, Tan, White or Black; sof ‘soles, sizes 1, 2and 3. ‘White, Pink, Biue, Canary and Tan ; each = dna meet bor. suitable for prestnta. SL pair.— ~ Beco BOOr....esssssseneeve-2Oth wt, Draiiding.»