Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1892, Page 4

STAR. GTON. TRURsDAY.. CROSRY 8. NovES THE EVENING STAR bas a regu Washington three t of any other paper in ‘The assessment investigation report is am in- genious and able single-tax argument, termin- ating illogically in a failure to recommend the single tax. Henry George dominates the re- port up to the point of the practical recom- mendations of legislation, and is then deposed. ‘The document has the appearance of a compro- mise, the mujority of the committee appa- rently tclersting the argument for the single tax on condition that its legislative enactment should not be proposed. This discrepancy be- tween premises and conclusion, involved in elaborate reasouing in support of a method of taxation which is not recommended. destroys toa certain extent the effectiveness of the re- port. The impression produced upon the reader of the document is much the same as that made upon the wondering spectators by the strategy of that redoubtable king of France who “with forty thousand men ‘““Marched ups bill and then—marched down again.” The advocates before the committee of a real estate tax, based on rental rather than selling values, on the European as distinguished from the American practice, will, if they are not single tax men and followers of Heury George, be somewhat concerned at the attitude in which the report skillfully places them. A tax upon the actual rental value of improvements after the European fashion imposes burdens upon a man in proportion to his energy, shrewdness and public spirit in making his property pro- ductive, and is diametrically opposed to the principle of the single tax. But the able champion of Henry George who prepared the report by an ingenious word jugglery substi Corsets. TOMOBROW, FRIDAY, MAY 27, Corsets. aND Corsets. SATURDAY, MAY 2, Corsets. We shall close out the following celebrated Corsets. French Corsets at actual cost. Money will- Corset. ingly refunded should you be able to find Corsets. these Corsets in any other house at the prices Corsete. we advertise them: corte. $1.60. Corsets. In sizes 19 to 20. come. $1.1 ‘Corsets. Ode and enis of summer mer- a fare accumulating quickly corms. “** $1.85. ‘What wesell on RED TICKET DAYS ais Ly poemencem age Bait which has bean esta’ cat G7 4G Se ae sas you have the opportunity of buying corets. $2.10. Corsets, In sizes 18 to 26. Corsets. ‘These Corsets are of the very best Fronch Corsets. coutille, elegant St, im extre long and me 4 yards White Moire. Was $8.50. 39% yards White Moire. Was 85.75..... 26 yards Cream Motre. Was $5.50....82 25 remnant 6 yards White Moire. Wee #t.0.......$4.75 remnant 1% yards Pink Moire. Was $1.50 yard... D6 yards Brown Moiro. Was $4.40. ‘34 yards Black Moire. Was $5.25.....93.50 remnant And others at equally low prices. 1 piece eac! If you are im need of a Corset don't mise Corsets. thissale, which ime rare opportunity. A fine Corsets. French Corset st importation price Corsets. TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Corsets. AT THE Consur Axp Hose Euronvs, IN STORE OF LOUVRE GLOVE CO.. 911 venssrivansa avenve. 911 --25e. each 9 Fine White Embroidery Huts for children. Slightly imperfect from handling. Were $1.08 Chlidren's 34e. Embroidery Hats, Whit LUNCH SUPPLIES for Decoration Dey, Basket] {i'e)'cg Chita: . ‘White, Pink and Ked 12 Boys’ White Straw Hats, black band. Were $1.48 each Picnics, Bzcurstons and home needs tutes average rental value of the neighborhood for actual rental value as the propored basis of taxation, completely reverses the nature of the rental atsessment project, and is thus enabled to warmly commend the advocates of the latter, treating them in effect as genuine though un- conscious Henry George men. This delicious bit of pleasantry will be appreciated by every= body except the victims who by this magical transformation xc are converted “all unbe- knownst to themselves,” and, perhaps, against their will, into disciples of the single tax idea. For it is very clear that if every lot in a neigh-| borhood, improved or unimproved, is to be taxed not upon its actual rental valne, but upon the average rental vulue of the average house of the neiguboxhood, the same tax for improve- ments is imposed upon every lot, whether im- proved or unimproved, and the effect is the same as if no improvements whatever were taxed. Many of the facts developed by the report, while prior to the investigntion vaguely known to exist, will prove of value to the community, when presented in this definite shape, by em- phasizing the necessity of a correction of un- just inequalities in assessment. So far as the report tends, as it does in several ways, to cause the same standard of valuation to be uniformly and impartially applied to all property in all sections of the city by a fair, intelligent and continuous assessing body, it will promote the welfare of the ‘community. The capital wants equitable aseessments and taxa- tion. It does not yearn, however, to be made the field of experiment for novelties in tax leg- islation, of which the practical application is not ventured in any state. Washington does not care to be the apothecary’s cat, to be dosed experimentally with each dubious compound before it can safely be offered to the public. — +02 Mr. Cheatham‘in yesterday's political wran- gle in the House confined himself to. the ques- tion, and what he had to say was said to the question before the House, and not for bun- combe. In this respect he seta worthy exam. ple to the white Representatives of both partics. With the interests at heart of the world’s fair and the people he represents in a certain sense, all over the section from which he hails, and perhaps in other sections, he let party aud fuc~ tion go and clung to the larger matter. ‘That plausible objections can be raised against an appropriation for a strictly sectional or race purpose is not denied. A Scoteb-irish, a Hu- guenot. a Teutonic, a Scandinavian exhibjt maintained at national expense would probaly be ruled out. The negroes of American nur.ure | and citizenship are under a somewhat different clamitication. The great experiment of self- help anc self-government having been extended tothem by the people of the states and pre- served by them so far as their circumstances admit, in other words, a national experiment having heen attempted, it is highly desirable to ascertain what the progress has been in some- thing more than the husks of facts ascertained by dry statistics, An exhibit of the Afro-Ameri- ¢an moral, mental and industrial advance under freedom isas important as any single depart- ment of knowledge concerned with the general Progress of (he republic and the hemisphere. It ie @ knowledge that illustrates much othre Imowledge. and has a wide outreach on the fature of civilizaion. In this philosophic and national point of view the appropriation #® one that might well be made Ly the Congress of the United States. ee er The revive! of the free coinage imme in Can- Gress was rather unexpected in the shape in Which it was revived in the Seuate. And itmay be said that the great success of the free coin- age advocates in the preliminary contlict was & national sarprise. That vietory. mar, however, be worth very little in deciding the question of ection at this session. One of the py-aliarities of this recrudescence of silver is that the anti- dilver p country—that is, the party having the fewest free coins ge men in itis in ‘@ certain manner responsible for the new agita- tion in a body which it controls, while the free eninage party is obstructing silver legislation where it hae control. But the country notes that the democrats in the Senate, with only three exceptions, bave arrayed themselves on the side of {ree silver, and that the Senate's ne- tion is largely due to them. Oongressional treatment of the silver question during this session ts more likely to consist of partisan manenvering for position in the presidential struggle than of actual financial legislation. ee ‘The meeting of the silver free coinage con- vention today is an event of natiouel signifi- cance. This is a commonplace remark that covers the situation precisely in a way that no other form of words could. But it is also true that the signiticance of free silver as an ime is subordinated in the necessary work of both of the party national conventions to other eon- siderations. It is not now likely that either of the great parties will adopt a square declaration for free coinage. ee Christian IX of Denmark, the royal father-in- law of Europe, so to «peak, celebrates with his queen today the anniversary of their golden wedding. As they have been a good couplesnd. their children have been faiffy good, too, the world heartily wishes them happiness im the day. pi diem nen ‘The fact that there is » great deal ina name was illustrated by the manner in which the death of the college lad Wm. H. Vanderbilt affected the prices of stocks in England. ——— eo There {s an evidert determination on the part of the House to see that the position of deputy sergeant-at-arms is no sinecure. 2 ‘New Jerscy instructed for the ex-President; Kentucky didn’t. And so honors” are easy in the democratic nom-nation game, ‘phonzo ‘Ae, “ e 45c, each —- Youno® | 1y Dose White Straw Huis, viack bands” Were Te: ‘0. ewe Company's. Ladies’ K. and K, Tye. Yornt Hats, tri ‘with two leather atraps, good colors. A lot of Tie. to $1.50 Fine Flowers... trimmed with quill Coxsers, Conpren's Wear Axo La. pres Uxpenwran. 82.500. B. French Corsets. Sizes 18, 19, 24 and 24, 81 pair 4 $3 Cinldren’s soled... 7 Ze. Children's White Gamps. A lot of Ladies’ Sotled Underwe: to 8.08. Sorrs Axo Wraps. Misses’ Fine White Lawn Dresses. Sizes 14 and 16. Were tito 810, Chiidren’s Tan and Navy Blu 22 Ladies’ White Lawn Sutt broidery. Wore $3... 4 Ladies’ Tan Flannel Blazers. 2 Ladies’ Gingham Suits. Were $6.50 Alot of Ladies’ Tan, Blue and Biack Blazers. Were as high us $5.50. _Choice............$2.98 each Lanes Samr Warsts Axo Wir. PERS. 8 Ladies' $1.50 Striped Perea G Ladies’ $1.50 Pere: Another lot of Fu Shirt Waists. Were 73 Ladies’ S8c. Percale Shirt Waists. Sizo J2 only... -I5e. each od YOU WILL NEVER KNOW how completely we ean stock your luneA basket for apy sort of an outing until you have care- fully inspected somewhat our elabor- Short White Dresses, te line of luneb supplies. A SPECIAL FEATURE of such things with us Sust now is our stock of Oranges and Lemons, a3 described in the Star of yesterday under “Special Notices"— (first page). It will pay you to look it up. WE ALSO REMIND YOU again of the fact that Weather lasts our superb Maple Sirup is one of the most enjoyable L FE, aces Axp Ewnnomeny, A Ipt of 10c. Cambric Embroideries at balf price. Alot of 15c. Cambric Embroideries. .. A lot of 38¢. Black Chantilly Laces ‘A lot of 38¢. Valenciennes Luces articles to be had for your breakfast table, EVERYBODY KNOWS that Butter ie never daweeter than when first made. Our higt-grade Creamery Butter direct from the chi three times & week 5 — Se. and 10e. Black Nail Heads, octagon and round... .. sc ocmesedbess sens ‘25. Fancy Engraved Smoke Pearl Buttons. fs @ great success, and our cus- Nonoxs. Book Linen Buttons, Gdoz., all sizes 2c. Coraline Dress Stays, all colors . tomers never tire of praising the quality. The price is very reason- Sc. Heavy Glazed Belting, Black, Gray and 9c. piece Ge WI ence ; 10°. Fancy Colored Double Bone Casini. Pernroweny Axo Toner Annictes. Se. Hand Scrub Brash. ee Be 50e. Caswell, Massey & Co.'s No. 6 Toilet Water. é 3 0c. Tin box Chinese Camphor Balls and Fiakes....5¢ 8c. Unbreakable Black Rubber Dressing Combs... Faxs Axo Berrs. 2 k Belts, Black, Navy or Striped 19e. Worsted Belts, 234 inches wide Te. Folding Japanese Fans. able. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 9TH ST. P. $.—Don’t forgetfour store will not be opened at all Decoration Day.—E. ¥. C. PotA Pe PE p> Jewerry Axp Learner Goons. * ‘Qe. Fancy Shel} Amber a1 jac Bow Ht 2*4 Bt “oo” § BX Bow 2c. Calf Purse, inside pocket, nickel frame, e 00 Mi \4 Ene O° oo HMwM | Necxwear Asp Ventaxo. Re 8 80 8 Ma ,.. | He. China SilleScarf, lace ends. #00” Soo? MOM MT | 10c. and 15c. Children Lace Collars 19. Fancy Cut Vells, chenille and woven spots. 9c. Tourists’ Ruching, 6 yards in box... Contax Derantwenr. ‘Our entire stock of Nottingham, Madras Real Lace Curtains, Portieres, Madrases by the yard, Silkolines, Scrims, Japanese Screens at JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT. It isa trimmph of the decorators art and contains every convenience for our customers to properly in- spect our immense assortment of unset DIAMONDS. ee EA al ‘cates, Se Pt be fal A EP ‘SAPPHIRES, “oo HRN kee oH HAMS ¥ THE MARKED And other precious stones, of which we are direct Lim- porters. We shall be pleased to show you through Pe RR OS Re without your wanting to purchase. Per Pt g Psi EE Coo Kee = BRIS ry a _ This fs arare opportunity. Tauxx Derarroent. i: ak 00. as ce ett. : 8 3 a can be opened without moving trunk from ‘at* ‘Coo oe wall i as 09.48 ‘32-inch Packing Trank, well . Day Goons. IMPORTERS OF DIAMONDS, 1% COR. 7TH AND D STS. N.W. Dress lengths and remuants of Printed China Silks at ie extremely low prices. A Few pieces of Pure Silk, Satin Striped, Black Grenadines. Were 91.25. Otc. yard Allour 7c. and Sie. 22-inch Printed India Faux Silks of this season's importation....,.....-.0e. yard ‘Beinch Striped Wash Surab Silks for shirt Tamme Wace’ Goon Aso Doursrics. - vatac! Remnants of 100. 36-incl MBeuthed =e “pleached Dunas Do Alfour 2340. and 2 * Green ud Bisce). Groves. : A Jot of €1.00 Men's Kid Gloves, stitched backs, ive’ Wiiedies: ‘aoe. "Mitts, Tans and This watler of bad bread te 9 subject which affects the happiness of the whole family and often leads to domestic misun- derstanding, little sunoyances and Pleasantnes, Now, for the sakeof your own pride, domestic felicity and the gen- eral health of the family, why not have veed bread? The first requisite for good bread is good four, which should be fine, white and putritions. Such is ‘*Ceres.” You have probably been reading our little essays on four all along and the name of “Cares” in not new to you. Neither is the opinion of the housckeepers of this city unfamiliar, viz: that ‘‘Ceres" makes “wore” bread, “lighter” bread, “whiter” wread and ‘‘better” bread than any other flour in the world. ‘The xrocer you deal with sells ‘*Ceres.” Ask btm for it next thne—for it is the beat. ‘We only sell it to grocers. \ Wholesaie Flour and Feed Dealers,” Commer lat and Indiana ave. Tignon. Guna & Ca. 36 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. 35 Misses Mt ‘B0e. Ladivs’ Hasprencurers Asp Frenvs. ie iia eel (WE OFFER THIS WEEK EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS I® PLAIN AND PLAID DRESS GOODS: ECES OF BI DRE: a Wan Bis terrible cut in the prices of ‘Notions tomorrow to introduce the newly stocked department. 15e. Toilet Soap (3 cakes in‘box) 19¢. Florida Water (bottle). 19e. Bottle of Bay Rum Lubin's Infant Powder... ‘BSc. Glass Powder Box and Puff. 0c. Rolls Toilet Paper ... 8c. Packages of Toilet Paper. le. Curling Irons... Se. Hair Pins (12 papers) Se. Hatr Pins, invisible (12 papers). 25e. Hair rushes. 4c. Hair Brushes. 20c. Dressing Combs.. Qe. eo 0c. Hand Scrubs... e. Darning Cotton, 5c. Safety Pins, dozen cards. Se. Darners be. Plate Glass Hund 3 10c. Bottle of Machine Oi. 4c. Peatherstitch Braid (3 pieces) 15c. Oil Shoe Polish, extra fins 5c. Cotton Corset Laces (dozen: 16c. Soap Dish and Tooth Brush Holders Sc. Silk Elastics (yarter lengths) shoe Buttons (ross) 0c. Pearl Buttons (dozen) 50c. Fancy Belting (plece) $1 Fancy Belting (ptece (2doven) 1 dozen) ett Dress Shields, all sizes... ze. Suchet Shields, ull sizes Skirt Protectors . c. Hook and Kye Tape yd. Tur Box Mancage.. 314-316 Tru Sr. N.W. R. Narmaysos Wri Give Away PLANTS. freo to all purchasers. 818 7th st. ‘We have sold more Men's Low- cut Shoesso far this season than we did during the entire last year. This shows that we have THE RIGHT QUALITIES, THE RIGHT STYLES, AT THE RIGHT PRICES, THESE ARE A FEW OF OUR LEADERS: Seal Back French Calf Ties, ‘Best Kangaroo Oxford and Southern Ties, bn Ar Wine Russia Calf Bluchers, $4.00. French Patent Calf Ties. ? Every one a 85 value. Hand-made Calf Oxfords, French toe, with tip; Hand-welt Kangaroo Ties, plain French toes. No better Shoes fog ft and wear else- where at $4.00. Ar $3.00. Hand-welt Prince Albert's, Hand-welt Seamless Calf Ties, ‘Hand-tura Coffee-color Oxfords, Dull Dongola Feather-weight Ties, Best Patent Leather Turned Ties. Worth fully 83 a Pair. Ar 4. $2.50. | Aside from these, we have good reliable Low Shoes, both in Black and Tan colors, at $1.25, 81.50 and $2. —1T WII, PAY YOU TO SEE 0S.— RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 and 932 7th st., 1914 and 1916 Pa. ave,, ‘231 Pa. ave. s. 6. pty 2,200, Prose Gres Ararad: ‘Tihs. Ta Exremence Or Oxe Is Proor For May, DIABETES, DIPHTHERIA, SCIATICA, GA8- TRITIS RHEUMATISM, MEASLES, BOILS, COLDS, COLD-SORES, CONSTIPATION AND TOOTHACHE. Ihave med the, ASS... . jmp tat Own case of rhetnna and many’ by physicians, has becu xreatly relieved. Poi me te ie eka cos oa eae Pate tas, ‘We print the above testimonial as an evidence of the efBcacy of the ELEC. ‘TROPOISE in the cure of different dis- cases. Compare any two of the above Gisorders and note bow widely they arp "separated from each other and then con- trast with other methods of cure the sim- Plicity and economy of our form of treat- ‘ment. Every testimonial we print is thor. oughly reliable and is from the pen of Persone well known tn the section of the + country where they reside. Youcan i hile ty en- THE EVENING STAR: ‘WASHINGTON, D. C, hese ty | ‘Men’é Balbrigyan Underwear.. 100 pieces Mosquito Net, all. full 86-yard ae Men's Fine Outi . 88 Gowss: fan's Pine Cheviot Outing Shirts, starched col -. t MAGS era —————————— a RN anny otrenennnerveeovor semen es Gown, Foke formed with 24 tucks, ruffle around neck. gen front, ‘Ladies’ White Lisle-finished Ribbed Vests, with sleeves with tucks and ruffle, good silk ribbon drawn strings... — Pe Sac gee pepe nea SPECIAL NO. 2, “Avery pretty Mother Hubbard Ladies’ Linlefinished 40-cauge Full Regular ‘S8c, Gown, yol With 58 tucks Made Hose, Hermedort dye. 17 inch shed around peck, 25 pieces 45-inch Embro!dered Swiss Flouncing...25¢ ‘Men's White One-tnch-bem Linon Handkerchiefs, 100 dosen Children's Fancy Hemstitched Hand- kerchiefs .. Ladies’ Linon Chemisctte, pleated bosom, all sizes ‘Ladies’ Plain Linon Collars and Cuffs, the newest Fauntleroy Collars and Cuffs. Per eet... All Colors of Tissue Veiling, Per yard. All of our 19 and 25e. Brocade and Fancy Stripe S-inch Ribbons.. Cooper's 250. Dentine, in tubes... Cutteura Soap. 45-inch Satin Damask Towels, —_—o fom INATOR OF NEW IDEAS. than 25. It A. Kavrmax, 909 Pa Ave N.W. ) jo 2,500 Prayrs Gryex Away Free to ici Saturday's purchasers at K, NATHANSON'S, 818 PR HEE A tS FRIDAY PR BRR. OCG, A ISH sSS5 Ar R. Narmaxsows, 818 Tru Sr. Price, 5c. Sy il price, TAL. ‘A Very Handwoine "Mot SPECIAL. NO. 3, YA Vary Hameowne Mo 31 SPECIAL NO. 2, ‘dBc. SPECIAL XO. 1, Re. 6 = 909 Ps Ave N.W. ae Sst TTTTHTETTETTTTT a hee 0 Om we Boe apeeee Fox Fuuvar. SEE cn, The public hes caught on to our pushing policy iRoenlan pave, SO ‘and the best evidence of our push is that our efferings, AL NO. 2, “Avery! pretty Skirt, with geen Mike our business, improves daily. ea) Ey a Sieve fume. ice, Gs. Special hah Stig Sigs Nokes evsee_ 60 | SPECIAL NO. 3, | A, ery “handsome Skirt, excel- down front with Hanvurg edging, Sleeves trhummed with: tacks ant Hamburg embroidery. Former excellent cotton, with 32 tucks inserted bj me i or “DASHES” DEswes ‘A Very Pretty Drawer, excellent eotian, pith doen Mamburs, em- ruffle, four tucks above. jar price, 30c. Special price, Viandsome Drawers, with pretty patterns of Hambury embroflery round bottom, headed by cluster of tucks. Rexular price, 50. Special price, 49. VERS. ORSET COVERS. COREE COVER: CORED (ovens 100° dozen of those Well-made silt Cotton Corset Covers, Be, All-silk Natural Pongee, for underukirts or SPECIA 2, Five different styles of Cambric Aresses a 886 2c. Corset Covers, sone bere Vand himvur nina, rime we i it Now N Special prices in ull departments, ROGRESS. Kayes sista ALACE, 7TH ST. Rose Busnes Fare To Porcuasers Saturday at R. NATHANSON’S, 818 7thst. $30,000. ‘Wo have an interest to settle in our business ina short time, raise that amount of CASH we must sacrifice our profits. We have the goods, and you want them. Bring your'CASH to us and we will give you big dis- counts frou: recular prices for it. Remember, this is not an advertisement to mislead the citizens of Washington, but an honest, bona fide sale to raise money. Every garment in our house comes uniler this sale. Come and take your choice of all Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Spring Overcoats and extra Panis. ‘Our house is loaded from cellar to roof with nice, clean, fresh goods for you to select from. It will take $30,000 CASH to do it. To 'N. B.—Our friends baving accounts with us will Please call and settle the saine without further notice. R. Narmuxsox, Successor to B. J. Behrend & Sons, 818 Tru Sx N.W. n Do You Wear Sumrsr “Outing.” Tt don’t take much money to get “Outing.” “*Outing” or **Neglige” Shirts here. ‘We're headquarters for Shirts of all kinds. 11 1 We make its point to offer extraordinary 1 ft bargains every Friday. Tomorrow's list is E. B. Bunsen & Co., 11 ft unusually attractive. my26-co3t 931 PA. AVE. 1 ff Ladies’ White Shirt Waists, box-plaited 11 1 front and beck, regular 50c. quality, only! Dygyop Miss Ir Praxts Free 11 f 290. each. topurchasers Saturday at R. NATHANSON’S, 818 11 f 10dozen Ladies’ Muslin Gowas, sold reg- | 7th st. 1 ff ularly at 40c., only 20°. each. 11 1 10dozen Muslin Drawers, hem and tucks, ! ff never before sold for less than 50c., only Aoux Tunze Grove Banoawe 12! 2c. pair. 1 tf Dr, Strong's Young Ladies! Corsets, sizes ae 1 1 t 18,20end21, reduced from $1 to20c. per inline ele 11! patrto close. 5 ! 1 f Tan Coutil Corsets, large sizes, reduced cxer i 1! 1 1 from 50c. to 28c. per pair. ———e !f 1 Ginch Black Ribbon Fringe, sold every- Fees SVE = 11 1 where at 7c. per yard, only 2c. per yard. | marked down frou SLUS tone, HOM" BY DS tof! f 25 dozen Men's Silk End Suspenders, sold 4 1 1 1 shouttown at 50c., our price tomorrow 2%. | 98c, Pigskin Mousquetaires at.. 85c. 111 perpatr. caualiy ba at Soe ne? a Stove watch 7 Do TBIED ON AND WARRANTED. shirts in this city for the money. *‘Outing” and ‘‘Neglige” Shirts of all B i a F materials, 0e., $1.00, €1.25, 81.50, | Rose Busuzs Axp Praxrs Free $2.00 and #2.50. You'll not find better | fopurchasers Saturday at B. NATHANSON'S, 18 Plentiful supply of Men's Furnish- ings. “The Two Old Timers, 8. B. ELLERY AND JOS. H. IRELAND, Managers Branch Balto. Shirt Factory, 931 9th st. n.w., near N. Y. ave. junction. "my26 2800, Erseze, Gus Anatol as C. A. Moppnus, @14 12TH STREET. Gus Srovzs. B15 cer price tor 2048 BANGER that is complete, and woset it up, We bave snother for @13 and one for @12. ‘$2 will buy a two-hole GAS STOVE. TTT LETTE HT I| l| | ‘In allowed on everything in the store except the articles mentioned below. We have | | TUTTE | HINT oS Oe sea | | Woorwann Axp Lornnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F ST§. N.W,, Rewsaxz Dav- Tomorrow, Friviy. Useful and seasonabie thins will be found in every department. Hundreds. of | ““Short Lengths, * “Broken Lines,” Odd and Extreme Sizes,” "Small Lots” anda goodly number of Fancy pieces of China, Bric-a-brac, &. chipped, seratched or otherwise defaced—things mused amd tumbled from display, &. Au uncom monly favorable opportunity for economical Dayers. Make known your wants at any de partment—you can the ified at a Very small outla: Remnants” are marked at the lowest prices you've ever known. ‘What is left of onr 23c. Flowers will be cloned ‘out tomerrow at 10e. a bunch. (24 floor... ‘2d annex.) ——— Avoraen Ovrorroxtry For Mex. 8 pieces Tast Black Pure Silk Underwear. Shirts, :36 and 40: Drawers, 30 and 32. duced from 38 to &3.a garment 2 pairs Light Brown Pure Silk Drawers. Size 22. Reduced from @& to €3 a pair. S pairs White Pure Silk Drawors, six thread. Sizes 30 and 32 Reduced from $8 to #30 pair. 4Pu Bo h. 4 pieces Stk and Wool Underwear. Shirts, 38; Drawers, 222. Reduced from $3 to ® warment. 6 pieces Fine Striped Balbrinvan Underwear. Bhi ; Drawers, 32, Reduced trom $1.50 Re 2 Foft Bosom Shirts. duced from $1.73 to $1.25. Sizes 15and 16. Re Ast annex.) Urnorstery D, PARTMENT. 5 rairs Ecru Nottmgham Lace Curtains, sotled. Reduced fro tinea Tpmboared each. Also an unusual number of Madras, Muslin ard Cretonne Remnants at greatly ‘reduced prices (th oor. 13 Chemisettes, w and small-figured bosoms. Sizes, 12, 1244 and All somewhat sotled Reduced to Lge. 6 Black Coqne Feather Collarettes, Kedneed to Suc. Wrst floor... Second annex.) ee Haxsvrs Derantwent. To dispose of the odds a1 lot of 25c. Printed Hemustitched Lawu Skir advertised a few days since we them I5c. ayard. Lengths 3to Also an unnsually larre accumulation “of remnants of Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss Embroideries on center tables. in {sant ef department. (irst door... nds of tintepectal -10% st. building.) Bice Goons Devanrwent. 284 yards Organdie. Was $1.03 Now 50c, ‘24 yards Serge. Was $1.25. Now M0e. 3% yards 45-inch Serve. Was#1.&3. Now 9 He yards Fancy Weave. Was $2 yards Cashmere. Was $2.49. Now #1.90. yards Crepon. Was $3.25. Now 82.125. yards Black and White Challis. Was Now #2.50. 3 yards Bedford Cord. Was $5.25, Now 85.50, a “4% yards Silk Warp Bedford Cord. Was 18 Now #473 . 6M yards Crepon. Was $8.44. Now @3.00. REMNANTS OF GRENADINES. 2% yards Silk and Wool. Was $6.25. Now yards Plaid. Was $7.22. Now $4.73. 4 yards Iron Frame, colored syarcs. Was 810. Now @5. S yards Satin Strips. Was $6.25. Now 85. 234 yards Silk and Wool, striped. Was $0.82. Now 86. ‘4 yards Plain Mesh. Was 88.08. Now ‘83 yanls Striped. Was 811.69. Now yards Striped. Was 812. Now $8. (st floor... -Annexto 10th si, building.) . See arg Sor Drranrwex BLicht Wrappers, slightly sailed and mussed. Sizes 32, 40, 42.and 44. Redacad to 90c. each. A small lot of Satine Waists, Black with White Polka dots—nearly ail sizes. Reduced to ech, 4 2 Black India Silk Shirt Waists. Sizes 32 and BA. Reduced from $5 to $3.50: 1 : 2 Fine Imported Taffeta Si Old Kose and ack and one Lilac stripes.’ Ie- to #10 each. 1 Fine Old ite Silk Petticoat, t with harrow velver ribbon ab lace raille. hotuoed SNfew White Dutta, slightly soUedand annseed, A few White Suits, sii iy and at reduced prices. 2 Black Mohair Walking Skirts. Reduced Croax Deranrwenr. 5 All-wool French Fl Blazore—' pun Bias ana iinet stgipen stacy SO Cape—Tan effee'2® ‘Reduced trom #135010 1 Fine Beaded Mantle. g Be daced from $10.00 to 87.50, ‘ 2 Fine Black Aruurs ‘silk Wrap, fumed with silk gimp and frinwe—silk lined, a Redeod from ibs, 00 to $8.25. T Black Striped Chevron’ Cloth ass pint, Bizo Reduced from - (id door... 11s st. bldg.) pan oer Misses: Deranrsexr. / in 3 Fine White India Lawn tucked skirts —body trimmed gch fine natpsauk Embroidery. Since Gand’s. feduced to 8179 each, 12.50 50. Tan Js with ly faded geo ania Bise it Wena from’ Pia tors 21th st. bldg.5 J Corser Deranruesr, ‘n Wove waists, cena ape rt sy —o— Mostrx Uxperwean Deranrexr A small lot of Mnslig Gowns, Hubbar rT of Ham! insert surpljced aus Musa \ Gowns, Potatel yoke of Sine tute Bsgestad eke Hedugal fran 30 to tek soiled. ” Heduced fr. ‘85. a floor. Grove Deranrmesr. as > hg fee: Paira 4-button Brown Kid Gloves.” CHS ance Se OP sae at. ab? “e Ixeaxrs: Deranraest, | Oda White Mull Hats, full egwnyonre 55019 Be } / Rewusts Or Lice Frers Apovr Rk at Esrare. ‘The present is a period of inmense progress, At me. decade of the world’s history has development been 6 rapid and complete, Po everywhere in the United States that makes real estate | values not only great thoroughly founded. The frowth of Washington bas Seen such that figures that, at the present rate of increase, every foot of buildint «1 intheclty of Washing ton as fts Jimits now stand will be occupied. Them ‘What ts now subarban property will be practically t= | side the city and in finmense demand, Washington is the Mecca of Americans. No one ‘Who bas lived in the city has failed to do all that his power to make ft bis permanent home. Ip ne city, however, can city life compare for comfort and ele- ance to snb:irban life, In England this principle ts thoroughly recognized. There men of wealth whe are mot confined to the city by business live in the | country and have city homes, where brief seasons of | eavety are spent. It is im the suburbs that health, | Siac, fresh air and freedom from dust are to be fouma. And Glen Echo ts Weshington's gem suburb. Thas ail the advantaces of the summer resort com- Uined with extraordinary educational facilities, The architecture is of a character that adds to the natural beauty of the place, and there is nothing that mars the harmomy of the scene. The place has a traly pootica Beyond the amvitheate rect on ® rising lawn to the P, And Its roof of pavition, fae balconies picturesgee To the left of ftrise the gate towers, tall and stately; the deep tones of the Arainst the blue tutricacy of C roof and « and portico, reposes re And stilt beyond the great hills bank to the sky, while to the east and west, nestling on"the radiant plateau, the Bumerons cottages ginam inthe happy sunlight. Om the souch the aflwor abining sloenaat the foot of tall Vireinis hills. intethe long die tance until at Plays at hide « The marriaze h the pursuit of p the pursuit d knowtedee iMenination of nature, the race of laarn- unsympathetic walls, to he ministre. hoart-boat of life. ‘TDmples in the 2h Toowaa whenw the waters fhe, workshore, on the hillsides where swe “4 f1ov0rs and carole inz birds sntnister; the hislls of scion, philosophy, Imusic, art—all under the spell of unfetbred nature Tee practical side 1 ntorest evermore foreitite, The place has capital ax well as dotrmination be- bind it. Improvements have been mde with ereat Fapidity, and will be unrcmittinely pabed in the fa- ture, tric Tirhts, sewerage,gater, dwelling houses, public beltines and im fact altheequinments of a co: Tain tohve net only tt Present way facilitios, but se advantage of steam cars. ‘The ntmber of raflrond quypanies which have applied to Congres within the nt five yours for charters to build roads from Washinucta to Glen Echo bear testimony to the grea: value f that region, Among others wore the Great Falls Ngow Gane, the Washineton and Suburban, the Washipton and Weat- ern Maryland, the Washin-ton and Qual and. the Wastincton and Groat Fails, th » and the Glen nd have ‘itanvatbern (new) entrance to the eity byte connection, with the Weshiartot a The Washinton anc Grea favorable action by ‘oneresas to practi. cally assure this road. In ition © these the Georgetown and Tenally the Tegllytown and Rockville and the Rock Ce Kailroals have butlt roads, the two former cot with ad the latter to connect with the Glen Fho Ratiroad Fall particulars conce* en Esho can be ob- tainoa by applying to} & E. BALIELEY, Rooin % now buildiag, Maryland. cured #1 ‘Sun building, oy ape ¢ eae as Eat Sargal T yee rete a & Co, 719 MARKET SPACE, COR. STH ST. AND PENNA. AVE. Ow Srrerar, Reaxast Save Fos Ts Fuoay, wing to our GREAT MARK-DOWN SALR. will be of EXTRAORDINARY LY TEREST. ‘Te those who are LOOK: REMNANT BAR- GAINS and w MIZE, this ts __truly aclever means to SAVE DOLLAKS. Opp Ses Iy Scanrer Usprnwean, 6 LADIES’ EGYPTIAN BALBRIGGAN VESTS. No slooves, low neck. Sine 28 and Former price, Toe. REMNANT Peach. 18 MISSES’ SUPERIOR ENGLISH GAU os. Sige VESTS. Low neck, short slew 3 inch. Former price, 50e. REMNANT * each, KADE BALBRIGGAN 10 MISSES’ Fr VESTS. Size 20, 21, 15 EXTRA FINE WOOL GAUZE VESTS for LADIES. Hich neck, LONG sleeves, Size 26, 28, 32, 33inch. | Former price, €1.50 to 2.25. REMNANT PRIC! ae Toe. each, 10 EXTRA FINE WOOL GAUZE VESTS for LADIES. Size 26, 30, 32, 34,36, 38 High neck, SHORT sleeves. | Former price, €1.40t0 $2. REMNANT PRI sce ‘Te. each. Rewsaxrs Hostery. 17 pairs CARDINAL DROP STITCH HOSE, 8. Othe, SLIGHTLY FADED. ferme on gen ad Price, So, REMNANT PRICE, ALSO LARGE COLLEY , CHIE SRER SOUARGTION op apie DICULOUS PRICES. Resxaxrs Bracx Axp Guay » Durss Goons. AnewbOr on, MeWOOL GRAY Foner price, @a. REMSASE ch"ALL-WOOL GRAY Way pond. mer price, : PRICE, 85.00 for piece 8% REMNAD' Mo. J ,2ert: 40-inch “CREAM ENGL Former price, @0.75. REMNANT #0Soch GRAY MorATR. FN Tae, SPE “yards 42-inch WOO! pian upset amor WIDE Wa WOOL FRENCH nenkierra BLA jorwer’ petoe, aes, wt ae frie esr 24 yards ALL-WOOL FRENCH HESUTEC TA BE ACK Former prick KEMNANT PRICE, #2 for piec — 1% yarts 48-inch BLACK ry 8 a penta ER dey ae yards 48-inch BLACK EMBRO! ne de K i eee ey oe jae Oat Paces Boe Aan ASE ‘3 for piece. 65-inch.