Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1892, Page 5

W. A. Presce & Co.. 719 MARKET SPACE, COR. 8TH ST. AND PENNA AVE. Rexsaxrs: Resesexts: Rexsaxtst ig VESELY SALE of pegmatite a ots peeesdaiere eet Rote SOE ERS. as desirable goods at Rewsasts_ [y Learner Goons. REA BLK. Rew. PRICE, @1 “BROWN SUEDE CHATELAIN BAGS. enine price, @3 30. REMNANT PRICE, ach LIGATOR CIGAR, CAS¥: lar SO NEMRANT PRICE, 335, cock Soar. JLGATE'S make, Pi 20200. RE Bee. Reauyasts [sy Lave Hosiery UNDERWEAR at LOW KREM- __ NANT PI 3 RS ATARI: 15 Sers Coronen Cortazs Ax Corrs, far price, 2 to de. sete fs MNANT Puvents =e ae — Resxaxrs Is Lavrew Nesuiox Os Hovse Surrs. ee Suits of SUMMER CAMELS HAIR, (oktet and waist.) Nant PRC j R zs if Rewsexrs Ty Mosux Usperwaan ng our GE TNDERWEAR sale o Divine soar weeks we have arrumuinted “s imiver of wad sizes abd <ewe witl OFFER you t MUSLIN SOWNSS, Hel Droilery. sap) hi < GOWNS, Hab. ROIDERY and aN A * sith TORE ant ita etasestching anal open-work erm Sizes i a hy CAMBRIC GOWNS wit Peach. ¢ oon aon #2.68. REMNANT PRICE, N sno SOUR Yt 2 t wer price, $1.39. KEM- H ize 1Lh—with HUB- roidery. Former RICE, Ste. each. Os Sennai Dane Ocean Is Brscx 5i4_yands 48nch CAMELS HATR. GRI pike estat peices 81 REMNANT arse, anise uch AEE WOOL LACE CHECK c@NADINE. Former price, @% REMNANT Sate ALLSILK HERNANT, Rexsasrs nee Ser enge, Force Price, 81k : toe pace iM pact Sineh ALLSILR. FIGURED Qi <AbIXi Former peice, @4.75. BEA hg yaa 3h OL _BATISTE. NANT PRICE, ris LL-WOOL | PRENCH Myctinae pices 8S REMNARE ALL-WOOL BLACK ¥. emer price, #7. 20 for AL 0 Pi : Gq paris dbinch DARK GRAY AND WHIZE PLAID StrTISG.. Former price, 8813. REMNANT PRICE, 83 for piace. Reswsaxtrs Or Scorca Gixonaus, 7 to 10 yards, at 19, yard. en Sanis or bbsiesri0 GINcuams, SSORTEST oF ZEPHYRINES E DRESSES AND WRAPTERS. For ec. FOR FRIDA » yard. Resxaxts Or Laces. REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERY. Rensas ix@, .Riposs, Ber, Be. at LO " Cor. Stis st. and Va. ave. Fuwar Is Reusast Dax aT Lasssurca & Bro.’ GREAT INAUGURATION OF OUR ANNUAL SUM- MER REMNANT SALE ON THE THIRD FLOOR. Commencing tomorrow and to be con- tinued for one week. Having used every effort withia our power to make this sale a success, we are enabled to place before th® publica full line of lewiti- mate remnants at extremely low prices. Spare a few moments of your time and give Usacalland we assure you that you will ever regret it. ‘Tue most fimportant barvains are: 2 CASES OF FIGURED ORGANDY REMNANTS, beautiful desims, absolutely fast colors, only 10c. per yard. Worth 15e. 1 CASE OF LACE-FINISH GINGHAMS and Canvas Cloth Remmants, fast colors, only Se. per yard. Worth 12e. CASES OF FINE LIGHT CHEVIOT REMNANTS, 36 yard wide, warranted good colors, suitable for shicts of waists, also for wrappers or dresses, only 10c. per yard. Worth 15. We have arranged @ POT-POURRI COUNTER consisting of different merchan- dise in remnants oF larzer pieces of Calico, Chaltie, Satine, Plain Percale and many Other lines too mitmerous to mention, and Will offer the same to the public at PER YARD FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Wa have great specialties im Light, Me- Dark Outing Cloth ih Le. Fast Colors. Worth Lee. wn of GENTS’ UNBLEACHED HALF HOSE at3se. per dozen, or 3 dozen for $1. a if Fine FIGURED DRAPERY, + modern styles, only Sc. per +and a better quality at ants in Black, Brown, Biue, Tan -ineh wide, suitable for or Boys’ wear, only 42:. per We will make a special Howance to merchant tailora ‘Anal lot of CREAM COLORED PLAID ORGANDY, warranted perfect, only Se. per yard, worth Ie. ‘Special Ofcrings in White Bedspreads, amt other colors, y. Men 2 lot at Ge. 1 lot at 80e. ‘Worth 80e. Worth #2. Llotat $1.12 1 lot at SL. Positively for One Weck On REMNANTS IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR On our second oor. 2 Fine India Linen Shirt Walsts, made with a yoke of fine tucks, turnover collar and cuffsof fine embroidery. Sizes: 1-22, 11. « Reduced to Tie. 4 PINE CAMBRIC GOWNS, made with 2 yoke of tucks and fine embroidery, full Jeasth. Sizes: 1-13, 2-15, 1-16 Reduced to Se. 2 PAIR FINE PILLOW SHAMS, made ih eubroidmy centers, wide bens and Duebed with a ruille of embroidery all 3 xvod Swaine 15 shone‘ HALR Prick 10TH. 11TH AND ¥ STS. N.W. Toxornow, Fruvay, Joxe 3. ‘Yon recall the excellent remnant offerings of last Friday? We think tomorrow's of equal if ‘not greater importance, E-cact language is used {nour statements about all goods. We adver- tise Just what we have, and what you ses here te ouly 8 sual part of it—space will not adinit of wore. A —— ‘THIS I8 WHAT 1S DONE TO MAKE A REMNANT SALE. ‘The several departments are given a thorouzh: weekly ransacking and all ‘odd sizes,” “short Teneths,” “small lots" “odds and ends.” inawed, trmblednd soiled goods, bric-e-Lrac that fs chipped or scratched, any and everything that is not strictly perfect or fresh, is inid aside at sold Friday aga lino remnant price. You can rexdily se that tn a large estabiish- ment like ours it fs simply impossible to pre- ‘Yent this condition of affairs, hence the only thing we can do, as we will not sell imperfect geods for perfect, is to puta price on then that WI move them at once. By this means our stock isalways fresh and atttactive. If you should couse tn late and find that Just the thing Jou wanted is wold, dou’t be surprised, Here fx the lint: Mews Deranrmesr. GExtra Fine Lisle Shirts. Sizes, 36, 38 and 40. Keduced from 81.73 to $1. 2 Fine Light-weight Wool Drawers, Sizes, FA. Reducedt from $1.75 to 75. Balbriggan Drawers. Sizes, JGand 38. Re- Guced from 50 to 2e. 7 Extra Fine All-silk Drawers, Sizes, 20 and Be. Reduced from $8 to $2. st for... --1st annex.) —o— Scir Devanrmexr. & Fiznred Cotton Chatite Wrappers, with Shirred yoke and raffle, Sizes, 34, [38 and 40. Slightly faded Reduced from $1.75 to 50c. 4 Best Print Wrappers. Slightiy faded. Sizes, Mand 40. Reduced from $1.25 to T5e. 2 Dark Indigo Bie Print House Dresses. Sizes, 42 and 44. Redaced from #2 to $1.50. G Light Fugured Print Wrapyers. Sizes, 40, 42and 44. Reduced trom $1.25 to "0c. GBinck and White Figured Satine Watsts, Sizes, 34, 36 and 40. Reduced from 81.25 to 750. 2 Fine Gray Chambray Wrappers, with Lor- der trimmings. Sizes, 32 and 34. Reduced from $3.75 to $1.95. 3 Binck China Silk Shirt Waists, Size, 32. Reduced frou $5 to $3.50. 2¥igured Vassar Shirts. Sizes, 38 and 40. Reduced from 81.25 to Be. Lith st. bide.) Ga floor. Misses’ Deranruexr. 4 Bue Gingham Dzesses—yukes finished with Cardinal ediug—sites 4 and 6. Keduced toi. 2 Fine White India Linon Dresses—waist of fine embroidery, with zouave effect—wash back size 6. Reduced from 85.50 to 83.75. 2 Fine White Persian Lawa Dresses-—finely embroidered—finished with ribbon teigiti ax— sizes 14 10 16. Reduced from $13.50 to $7.50. 2 Fine White India , Linon Hemstitcied Dresses ~tucked skirts--Waists neatly trimmed With embiotdery—bruad tucked sash—sizes 14 aud 16. Reduced from $13.50 to $6.75. ‘4 Navy Biue Al)-wool Flaunel Blouses—for ‘outing weat—-finisied with stik cord luctugs— sizes 10, 12 and 14. Reduced fim $2.50 to 81.50. 1 Light-weight Tan Broadcloth Cape— slightly faded—size 16, Reduced from $10 to ©. 1Sprinz-weuht Gretchen Cloak, Tan and Brown striped cloth—with cape—stze 14, Kee @uced from $10.50 to #5. (ruted oor... 1th st. building.) FES Crosx Deranruenr. 2Light-striped Blazers, 2 Blue and 1 Pink— size 34 and $6. Reduced from $4 to $1.95. Aght-weixht Jersey Cloth Jackets—braid Dindines—satin facings—size 32 Reduced from $7.50 to . 4 Teo Reefers—-fall 30 inches long—notched collars -stzes, $2, Wand 34. Reduced to 4. 1 Light-weight Black Lony*Garment—size Be, Reduced from 812.50 to $5. 1 Fine Beaded Wrap-silk lined—aize 38. Re- duced from $10 to $7.50. 2 Small Sik Shoulder Cape, handsomely Draided—size ‘35. Reduced frem $10 to #4. A Few Silk Lace Shoulder Wraps at reduced Prices, —c— Agr Excnomeny Deranruesr. 3 Embrotdertd Pin Cushions. Keduced from $2.50 to 50c. 3 Embroidered Pin Trays. Reduced from ‘Te. to Se. 1 Comb and Bruth Tray. Reduced from 81.50 to Te. 5 Embroidered Finger Bowl Towels. Re- uced from $2 to 30e. each. Embroidered Pin Cushion. Reduced from 185 fo $2.50. ae Embrotdered Bureau Scarf. Reduced from to $4. 1 Embroidered Bureau Scarf. Reduced from 85 to 83. ‘2 Head Rests. Reduced from $1.50 to #1. Also a lot of Short Lengths of China Silk at redueed price, (Third floor. 10th st. building.) Bisck Goons Derarruent. 2yds. Black and White Plaid. Was 81.50. Now 75e. it Tis, Black and White Challis. Was $3.40. fow $2 Gyds. Cashmere. Was 84.50. Now $3.75. ©4 yds. Serze. Was $4.88. Now 84. Pe yds. Gray Gloriosa, Was $5.6 Now 00. yds. Melrose. Was 44 Now 84.50. a Stinch Silk Serge. Was $8.00. Now 00. GRENADINES. Byds. Satin Stripe. Was $75. Now 82.00. 2 yds. -Silk and Wool Stripe. Was @5.00. Ndiv 82.50. 4 yde. Silk and Wool Stripe. Was $6.25. Now $3.00. 4\ yds. Satin Stripe. Was @5.31. Now $4.00. {7% Allsilk Plaid. Was $7.23 Now a Colored Figure. Was 810.00. Now Pers he ‘Was $6.25. Now 85.00. ee Se Mesh. ‘a6 88.08. Now ae ‘Was 86.88. Now 86.50. floor... Stripe. “Was $11.69. Now Annex to 10th st. bldg.) a cpervank Atios. perverts! Alaspgencmer Deparraest. Ladies’ All-linen HandXerchiefs, with White embroidered scalloped edges, Reduced from Bi to Be. 5 Ladies Hemstitched All-inen Handker- chiefs, with Black borders, embroidered with White dots and squares. Reduced from 36 to 4 Ladies’ All-inen Handkerchiefs, with seal- Joped edies embroidered in Black. Reduced from 75 to He. 5 Ladies! Hemstitched Sheer All-linen Hand- kerchiefs, solid Biack borders, one-inch hem, slightly damaged Reduced from 18 to 1234e. ‘3 Ladies’ All-linen Handkerchiefs, scalloped elves embroidered in Yellow daisies, soiled. Reduced from 50 to 5c., 3 for $1.00. duster ‘Top tuch hem. “haud-caisesidereg he: mich hem, hand-en 3 fini” 480 ana 6 Vs. ‘Beduced from'35 to Ise. 6 for 81.00. Piet Corser Der. \RTMENT. 3 ‘4 ‘Prima Donna” French Corsets. ma ne Reduced from $2.50 to $1. Pr page Eh —— Mosurs Uxpeawear. Deeanritexr, A small lot of Muslin Gowns, with yokes of 00 to, cata get elt pi 5 8 eS goods trade hav reordinary valu of prodactio Repvorioxs Ix Lavtes Warsrs. Reductions, _Very opportunely we have closed out Reduoti froma,*Jobber™ the entire balance of Reductic his stock of Ladies’ Dotted Lawn and Reductions, Fine Percale Shirt Watste in a hundred Heductions. or mote different patterns, While they Reductions. were made to sell at 68, 75.and bc. Reduotions. they go on sale tomorrow morning Ar 480. Exca. Vassar Suunrs Repvoeo. Reductions, _Tagies’ Lanndered Vassar Shirts, in Reductions. iain White and a variety of neat at- Redvetwns, tractive stripes, all izes, reduced Reduettons. from $1.25 to Tc. engh. Reductions. balance of our stock of “ive. Redwetwne. Print Shirt Watsts reduced to Reductions, Be. eae! Reductions. _ ‘The entire balance of our stook of Reductions. Ladies’ Navy Blue and Black Ground Reductions. Batiste Waints, White Lawn Polka Dot Reductions. Waists; Fancy Striped Madras Waiste, Reduetions. which were $1.25 and $1.48 will be Reductions. offered at 98c. each. Sorrs. Reductions. _Rightin thetbeightof thetr popularity Reductions. we are enabled to offer Blazer Suits at Reductions. © almost the cost of making. We found Reductims. _@ manntacturer overstocked and closed Reductions. out for him 500 of his very best styles, Reductions. hence are enabled to offer the follow- Keductions. tng unprecedented bargains in Blazer Keductions, Suits: ‘ Keduetions. Blazer Sults in Black and Navy Blue. Keductions. 6.48 Binzer Suits now 84.48. Reductiona, ‘$9.08 Blazer Suits for €6.U8. MKeductrons. 810.98 Blazer Suits for #9. Retuctions. Stormn Serge Suits, £9.98, Reductions, 15 nported Serge Suits, @12. Kedvervms. Ladies’ Handsome Striped Serge Keductwna, Blazer Suits, Blue ground with Heductwns. White stripe. Regular value, 815. Keduetions. Only $12.08. Reductions. Ladies’ Elegant Imported Serge Reductions. Binzer Suits, coat fintshed with flap Keductions. pockets and silk faced in Black and Reductions. Navy Blue. Regular value, $15. Reductions, Only @12.98. Reductions. You will not begin to get the worth Keductiona, offyour money in Blazer Suits unless Aeductions. you buy them of us. A Dror Ix Rises. Reductions. _ Solid Gold Baby Rings reduced to Reductions. 0c. each. ¥ A Dror Is Faxa Reduetions, _All of the 2Ke. Japanese Decorated eduction, Fans will be closed out at 17c. each. A Dror Is Mews Har Hose. Reductions, _ 100 doz. Men’s English Half Hose, in Reductions, unbleached, grays, browns, tans ‘and Reductions. slates. Sold elsewhere as & drive at Reductions. 19. per pair. Ostx 130, 2 Pam Fon 250. A Worn To Tue Wise, Reductions, tion saie you should be sure to visit us Reductions, tomorrow. You can save a fourth oF Reductions. your money. Wes Bost Micone: 314 Ax 316 Tau Sz. N Irs Nor To use the very best of SPRING MEDICINES, our SARSAPARILLA. Perhaps this warm weather has hinted to you that everything is not ll right in your system ; that | you need a little gentle medt- cation; something to tone you up for the warm days | coming. You can't use any- thing better than OUR SAR- SAPARILLA. It does its ‘work thoroughly and makes you feel like = “two-year, old.” Our own make, you | | know. Everything in it is harmless and vegetable throughout. Ox Hoxvnzv Doszs, 50 Cexra F. 8. Wu & Co, El SSeS Ta Cicanerre a ‘This most pernicious of all habits is work- Ing aterrible future for the coming genera- their health with the ‘worst form of the weed." Contracted fm youth, the habit clings tothe man and is kept up until his system is completely shattered and en- ervated by nicotine poisoning. It would be advisable to relieve the craving and cure the effects by using the Electropoise. The following will show what it has done for one ‘victim of the habit: ‘MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM AND CIGAR- ETTEs. acre et patente: See 1405 Mew York Ave. Seeley Vee | Druggists, under Masonic Temple. | Ul Reduetions, _'The items advertised the last few Reductions. aysare being rapidly bought up by Reductions. shrewd purchasers, and if you wish to | Redueti ‘share in this extraordinary June reduc- EW EV EWE! Tar Mex. it may puzzling, but tatrue: The very latest style Blue and Pink Stripe French Percale * Shirts at Se. instead of $2.95. Fit faultlessly, laundered, immaculately. Ash the women of the Family about the Souve nirs of the Palais Royat “Opening” of summer Tx Livres. Again we remind you that the Souvenirs of the “Opening” are offered only until closing time on Saturday. Those Suita, Waiste, Corsets, Gloves and other articles » . that require trying on are carnedly requested to call tomorrow — thus avoiding the overcrowding Fosdions. & Saturday. 00. ERD RNS ermtiier Alms ®ss8 “oo” “uo WY Eun RN H OR OR S58 = We aon't oftena Yoh with the presentation of some trivial and almost Worthless articles, but give you our prosits—offer the new season's zoods at the wholesale prices for an entire week. What more practical souvenir than, these hand-like-embrotdered Handkerchiefs at 20 Thousands have been and are to be sold at $5c. each. Joped and Embroidered Handkerchiet You know them. ind here are the Seal- st 180. instead of 22c.—uaually Judged worth £5e, Choice of the newest and Lest 12340. Handkerchiefs for be. ; for the ordinary kinds, 90. ‘Those that sell regularly at 8. reduc@l to only 5c. Not broken lots or remnants, but thouaands of dozens, literally thousands y dozens & these and other Men's, Ladies’ and Children’s Hand- kerchiefa. Benrs.—apart from the question of price, where another such col- lection of Belts? Metal, leather, silk—all kinds. Here are Belts of silk and tinsel, looking like metal; White and Gold, changing to Rea, Navy and Biack—Giace Belts they aro ealled—$1.22 instead of $1.35 during the “Opening. Filagree, hand-engraved and other metal Belts i. ‘The Iatest novelty of leather is the Suspender Belt. The donbl Girdles Belts,in Red and other colors,are also much in demand. See Souve- Bir List for the *‘Opening” prices. Rinzons.—one-tenth dedneted off the amount of Your purchase is the Souvenir of the ‘Opening" of the grandest stock of Ribbons yet Drought to Washington. Hrery one says so. All the proper kinds and scarcest shades arehere. Among the collection are lots secured to your and our advantage. For instance, these 3-inch-widé All-silk Moire Ribbons offered at 19c. a yard were never made w wholesale, much loss retail, at the price. You'll find the correct Yellows, Pink, Nile, Cardinal and Golden Brown. And here are the 44-inch-wide Moire Ridvons, used as sashes, ‘B0c. instead of 5c. ayard. Black, White, Cream and all colors. Fine Black Moire Ribbons are seldom sold below regular prices, but our buyer managed to pounceon this lot. 19, and 30c. for 14, 2, 3 and 4-inch widths. As for Velvet Ribbon: 3 well, we Are afraid to tell tho truthabout them. To write half precailing prices is to invite your disbeli Won't you investigate? Ask for sample of our 4-incf-wide Satin Back Velvet Ribbons at 35c. and sce if you can procure like quality olsewhere at less than (8c, Such phenomenal bargains are here and there in all departments, each having @ history, telling of Some one's too daring venture or other miscalenlation. Not yours cr ours, fortunately. EEE nN RR Tl s8Sg TIIT SCE EY FEMS TR E Ht sss r BSee YY BONES HE jake sa ae | BggS vv Vv KEENNNUR RE Linu Sss8 tT §2"To the left hand are the regular prices—the prices yon will find marked on the goods; to tho right are the reduced or “Opening” Souvenir Prices. Serr Derarrvesr. $18.50 Blazer Suits, all styles. 12.75 hnported Russian Cloth Blow 50 Embroidered Russian Blouses. 3 Navy and Black Cloth Blazers. 85 Best Storm Serge Blazers. Wasirs. 89.50 Imported Silk Waists, all styles.. -25 Stikine Waists, Black and color 35 Figured Stlkine and Percale Waist 91.98 Lace-trimmed Lawn W: 81.68 India Lawn Waist styles. 81 India Lawn Blouse Waists. 5c. Pleated-trout Lawn Waists.. 50c. Waiste, all styles, for... Fe. Laundered Percale Shirt Waists. 50c. Percale Shirt Waists, all sizes, 60c. Flannelette Shirt Waiats. Wrarrens. $2.68 Figured Satine Wrappers. $1.98 Cotton Crepe Wrappers. |. 68 Percale Wrappers, fe 1.25 Mourning Print Wri 98c. White Lawn Wrappers. Panasor Deranraent. Paris Novelty Parasols. . Novelty Chiffon Parasols. 50 Lace and Chiffon Parasol $6.48 India Silk Parasols, lace trimmed. $4.08 Glace 811k Parasols, imported handles. $3.48 Glace Silk Parasols, tight rolling. rasols, all styles. 83.68 Silk Sun Umbrelias, ail colors. $2.48 Silk Umbrella, tinted celluloid handles $1.98 Silk Umbrella, new style handles. 81.35 Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, 28 inches. #1 Genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, 26 inches. 45 Silk Carriage Shades, with ribbon bow. 21.08 Silk Carriage Shades, with ruffles. $2.68 Silk Carriage Shades, brocaded.. Necrwear, o. Bik'Windgoe Liew all styles ‘- nglish Silk Windsor, Gu a» iaportation. ituching : Muil Pie doses Lace Edie Tourist aching: Seteieh Beater uel fon Ruming, all col Best Chiffon uMiinss. ‘Lace Neckwear at 10 per cent disco Learner Goons. - Pocket Books, &e., all styles Sos; Pocket ook &e-" al tle $1 Pocket Books, ke, all styles. Sher Shaw! Straps, déubl Heal Alligator Satchels,” i3-inch ‘Gowhiae Gladutone Nagy, Toei ov ne Bo opieees Imported Shoppi 1. Shopping Bags, all styl he. Bhonhiug Leather and Silk Belts. he ‘Novelty Writinye Fabots of Tei ‘Leather, Canvas and Silk’ Beits!* rt Groves. Deranruesr. amois Mousquetaires. Sho Getne Cuban or lars Sioasaisoeaizea “Se Sutton Real Kid Gloves Se 1 S-hook “Poster” Kid Glove 1.25 7-hook i ‘be ‘Palais Roy 11.50 4-button y' 1:85 S-button “P. Ke” Suede ‘Rid Bh Sprcrar Discocsrs. 10 per cent off marked prices of all Black and Cream Silk and Wool Dress Goods, Dress Tritamings, But- tons, Embroideries, White Dress Goods, Jewelry of real gold, #ilver and shell, Ribbons and Flowers, Par- sol Covers, Bric-a-brac. Dress Goons Deranruest. Fancy Dress Fabrics, all styles. 81 Fancy Dress Fabrics, all styles 50c. Silk Crepe de Chine. 50c. Glace Ginghams, all styles. 4c. Fancy Cotton Crepons. Se. Scotch Ginghams, all st} Lace Derarruest. ‘Tse. Point d'Irelande Laces, worth $2.98 yard. 50e. Point d'Irelande Laces, worth $1 de. Point Gene Laces, worth 50c. yard. 31.35 Fancy Laces, worth 81.24 97e 680 c. Fancy Laces, worth #1 yard. 50 SiGe. Val. Laces, worth Tic. yard. 300 5c. Val. Laces, worth 50c. yard. 29¢ 25c. Val. Laces, worth 25e. yard. 196 @Sc. Lace Drapery Nets, worth 50 ik 17e. Veils, ail styles. 22c. Veils, all styles. ‘Ze. Chantilly Vellings, worth $1. BES EE Uspenwear Derarrwest. $1.68 Imported Black Lisle Tights.. 88. Domestic Black Lisle Tih! bbe ‘98e. Imported Ribbed Silk Vi 89e . Imported Ribbed Silk Vests. . Imported Ribbed Lisle Vests. . Imported Ribbed Bal. Underwear. :. Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants... . Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants... . Swiss Ribbed Vests, all colors. Swiss Ribbed Vests, all colors. 25 French Cambric Underwear, all styles. ‘Cambrie and Cotton Underwear. ‘Cambric and Cotton Underwear. $1.00 Cambric afd Cotton Underwear. ‘68c. Cambric and Cotton Underwear. Silk Skirts, worth $2.50. $1.00 Summer Corsets, warran: Summer Corsets, Tower Defanrwer, Be. Towels, all styles. ‘20e. Towels, all styles. by Hostery Deranruexr. Warranted Fast Biack Hose.. Fancy Hose, all styles. Ze. Balbriggan Hose, worth Se. Black and Fancy Hose, all sty! 50c. Black and Fancy Hoss, all styles. ‘Te. Paris Novelty Lisle Hose. 98, Paris Novolty Lisle Hose. ‘Toe. Plaited Silk Hose, all colors. 98e. Spun Silk Hose, all colors, $1.48 Ribbed Silk Hose, all colors Haxpxencuter Deranrvest. ‘Gc. White Hemstitched and Embroidered Hand- kerchiefs, 12%4c. Handkerchiefs, all styles. 25e. Handkerchiefs, all styles. Handkerchiefs, silk and linen, ‘50c. Handkerchiefs, silk and linen. - $1.35 Hand-embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs. $2.50 Best French Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Fas Deranrvesr. $2 Embroidered Silk Jap. Fans. 81.35 Fans, all styles. $1 Fans, all styles. 50c. Fans, all styles. 2c. Fans, all styles... lie. Fans, all styles......., 10c. Fans, all styles. JUNE 2, 1892, a. ee BSAPABILLA. S12 DILLWIE 8T., PHILADELPHIA Pa. T have taken a great deal of medi: cinein my life, but no remedy ever helped me so mach as Ayer's Sarsa- parilla, which I consider the best lood purifier in the world. EB WALz CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE rou. ae eee: M®® WINSLow’s sooTHINe syRUP Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS: of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH- ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD, SOPTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and is the best remedy for DIARRHEA. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Besure and ask for “Mrs. Winslow's Sooth- ing Syrap” and take no other kind. 25 cente a bottle. rly Browss Inox Brrrers usnass, Debiitt All dealers sell it. Nervousness and Genera! mend it. us recom ‘Geniain has trade mark Tod ines on wrapjer 3 and ALE UNLIKE ALL OTHER PIT, Ni ‘Ra. ing or pain. | Act specially on thi a , CARTERS LETLE LIVER PILES. One pill a dove. ILIOUS: CONSTIPATION. 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MEYER, MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURNISHER, 922 Seventh st. n.w. my27 MPURE WATER, THE CAUSE OF 80 MUCH Ne oe ot GENTS SONS. Avail drusista® DISTRESSING AND WEAKENING COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN, NERVOUS EXHAUSTION AXD GENERAL PROSTRATION, BROWNS IR OH | BITTERS OVER 4 SCORE OF YRABS. IT 18 THE MOST 2d EDITION. AN HISTORIC SPOT. Dedication of the“High Water Mark” Tablet, A GREAT DAY AT GETTYSBURG. Gen. Beaver the Orator of the Oo- casion. VETERANS PRESENT. DEDICATION AT GETTYSBURG. Ceremonies Near the Tablet Marking the Migh Tide of the Rebellic: Getrrspvna, Pa., Juge 2.—Under a cloudless sky and in the presence of thousands of specta- | ne tors the high-water mark tablet at the copse of trees was dedicated today, The exercises were in keeping with the character of the memorial whose consecration service they were. All the morning train after train poured forth its lond of visitors until by noon the town was filled to overflowing. Gov. party of ladies at 10 and then the notables became co erous that they were lost in a crowd of their own. The battalion of eighth National Guard regiment arrived at 10:30 under Col. Magee. Col. Bachelder received a telegram this morning from Private Secretary Halford saying that President Harrison found it im- potible to attend the dedication. |The Marine Band, however, arrived at 12 o'clock and their music served to allay the disappointment. ‘The exercises at monument began at 1 o'clock. Kev. H. W. McKnight of the Pennsyl- vania College opened with prayer. MoI herson extended a weleome to the bath fel. Col. John B. Bacheller told why the copse of trees was called the high-water mark. Sam'l M. Swope of Gettysburg wuveiled an presented the monument to the Memorial Ase ciation and John M. Vauderalice of Philadel- — received it. Ex-Gov. James A. Beaver de- ivered the oration, GEN. BEAVER'S ADDRESS. After expressing regret at the absence of Gen. Bingham, who was originally selected to de- liver the address, Gen. Beaver said: “The formal unveiling of the monument marks an era in the progr the effort to teach tory to coming generations.” Pointing to the monuments of military or- ganizations on every hand he declared that it was the most remarkable collection of works of art for the purpose to be found in the world. ‘The speaker declared he was not in «¢mpathy with the sentiment which would — dis- courage such monuments. They served the varied purposes of teaching military students the tactics of the great battle, inspiring the descenfants of those who fought upon the field, and recalling the events of the day which they commemorate; they provoke no _jealousies, harbor no resentments and are eloquent in mute appeal to patriotism and duty. He went on: “The monument dedicated to- day, however, is different from them all, mark- ing @ new era in the erection of memorials on jeld, We can all join in admiration of the courage and enthusiagm which animated Pickett and his gallant Virginians who made their magnificent charge and the fortitude and solidity of the equally gallant Pennssl- vanians who received and withstood its momen- tum. This monument *stands for both. Have we not, therefore, reached the time and is not this the occasion ou which it is better to fore- cast the future than to discuss the past? “As the years go by I become more and more convinced of the duty which devolves upon the survivors of our late war to smooth the way for the complete union in sentiment, in feeling of the people of all sections of our common country and for the utter destruction of sectionaliem in all its forms and phases.” After recalling the position of many of the defqnding battalions, Gen. Beaver continued: “Every regiment composing the Army of the Potomac or will sooner or later have @ monument which shall toll the story of ite devotion. But what of forces which made it creditable for the Army of the Potomac to make a defense? From their right to their left, with perhaps but a single exception, you will find no regiment of the Army of Northern Virginia. “We cannot argue ourselves into the belief that they were right. We can admire their courage, fortitude and endurance. We can acknowledge that they were at least our equals in all it constitutes the soldier and makes him foeman worthy of our steel. Why should not this find an acknowledgment on this field? Why would not the strategy and tactics of the bat- tle of Gettysburg be studied from both sides? Why should not the government of the United States take possession of this entire battlerield, and make it a national park, which can be the resort of all our people? & “Why should not Congress make appropri tions for laying out and constructing avenues along the various lines occupied by the Army of Northern Virginia, and marking the position of every one jot ite regiments. An irrepressible conflict no longer _ eeparal us Pinto contending fections, Our’ sims, and ambitions for our country are one. Upon this field, where the division was so bit- terly emy ed, let us make the effort for union. dedication of this monument is the guarantee that such 8 result can be successfully achieved.” OTMER ADDRESEES. James Jeffry Roche of Boston read the poem. Short addresses were also made by Gens. Scho- field, Slocum, Webb and Veasey and other prominent military men. scclie- 2a ‘Twenty Thousand Homeless Ones. Loxpox, May 2.—Acting Gov. Jermingham's letter to the lord mayor of London appealing for belp for the sufferers in Maaritius says that ‘over 20,000 people are homeless and that 3,000 houses in Port are in ruins. Pa A DOLLAR A CHANCE. A Clothing Company on Trial for Conduct- ing = Lottery Scheme. to become one of thirty-eight persons to pay a dollar a week for thirty-eight weeks, the com- was made. He said ‘to collect from the conversation ofticer. matter of chance. If ice bees than their value ‘ae such would con- bonr's deliberation, AO pena c ys { ‘Mr.Edward | monument to mark the position of a single | GOSSIP AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Secretary ‘Tracy's Sudden Retarn at the President's Request. ‘MR. RLAIVE’S SrUENcE PURSES TRE man- BIRON MEX, WHO ARE ALSO GLAD AT SEN- ATOR QUAY'S FAILURE TO SER THE shoRR- TARY OF STATE—VINGINIA DELEOATES FEM. The return of Secretary Tracy from New Tork three days ahead of the ttme when be in tended to come back to Washington is explained by the fact that the President telegraphed him that his presence is desirable at the White Houre at this juncture. Secretary Tracy is re garded as one of the coolest and keenest poli- ticians in the President's train of supporters, aul Mestrisoand yy par- ly sought by the President Presi- dent and Pied in oan oohants Col. Dan Ransdell joining them. BLAINE'S SILENCE STRENGTHENS RON, An interesting statement was made by @ Prominent official in conversation with @ STAR He said President's friends are deriving ma- At from Mr. Blaine’s silence at this d they have good cause to be glad that Klaine “does not watte a letter stating his position and that he avoide meeting those friends who ould announce his position. Every strengthens the i ‘ison in Simply derause opp 1 to Harrison unified, is not focused upon any one man, The opposition is at wen. 1 Mr, Plaine per- emptorily declares himself out of the race the | anti-Harrison men will quickly unite on some | other candi and bring all of their j strength to bes him. As it i, they are divided and uncert In the meantime the | Harrison men are united and know what M aneertic e'@ Filence ix a sontce of great delight new on the ere iat Minneapolis, ‘They don't want to hear any: | thing from Mr. Blaine and are only too pleased, for him to play the Sphynx act just as long ae he chooses. QvAY's pisar ‘The fact that Renate ‘INTENT, Quay was obliged to | leave for Minneapolis last night without having seen Mr. ine, althoagh spent th noon in an get ac. » be not ut ne Mr. Quay ex- * to the Blaine men at Minneay It is whixpeved Minnenn- olis today that Col ox, with his horts, has opened Harrison headquartore at | the convention city ahead of all comers caused of satisfaction to pervade theat- the Exec nm and that tock advanced a point or two in MIA DELPOATRS UNPTROM ARATE Ex-Congressman Bowden, who represen’ ted the Norfolk, Va... d ican, bad a j talk with the Py Mr. Bowden was compelicd to decli ction as a del | gate to Minneapolis « | gagemente at this tim terest in ability of about the tion at the cor | vention he ontident that nearly Jevers one of the colored delegates from Vir- | ginia will hold firm to their instructions end will be absolutely unpurchasabl XEW YORK ALL RIGHT FOR HARRISON, Judge Hamilton Ward of the New York #n- preme court called daring the morning and | had 9 pleasent chat with the President. Indgo Hamilton is confident that notwithstanding all t# to the contrary “New York és all right jarrison. GOXE To MINSRATOLIS. Land Commissioner Carter of Montana has {departed for Minneapolia. He is one of the resident's yeomen, a hard worker among the class joconely ret as “the boys.” It ie gencrally understood that if President Harrison is re-elected Judge Carter will be made Secre- tary of the Interior in the event of Secretary | Noble's retirement to private life, which is eaid to be Gen. Noble's intention March 4 next. Col, B. 0, Lowch, director of the mint, leaves tonight for Miuneapolis, and will join the Har- risou camp now on the ground. Fourth Auditor Lynch is also going to Minne- apolix, He iaa de to the convention and. ix understood to wield considerable influence in the colored delegations. s ToUC NEAPOLIR, From this time the President will hare his hand on the pulse of the convention by means of telegraphic communication between the ¢on- vegtion hall and the White Honse, Postal and Western Union wires ran direct to in the E ative Mansion, | where two expert operate Will receive bulletins of the stich special messages as may be sent from the Harrison headquarters at Minneapolis. In addition to these, through the conrtesy of the PTess associations, the operators will repeat the special bulletins sent out by the Amocinted Pressand United Press, . The White House telegraphic service is quite a feature, ux it keeps the President constantly posted on all matters of importance occurring throughout the country aued on Gth Page. ph Rd XOLINE Soar is preferred by physicians to any other soap for preserving the health of the skin. Indixpenuble in every lady's boudoir. Ask your druggist for Lanoline. pave beratbrin—_nechenincetaeee MARKIED. GOODALT—KEN AS" 1, int, by F Goon trae W On Monday, May 20, By the Rev. 8. Shannon, Miss CLAKA 8." O'BKLE] Fisher Hauer, Bat 3 pr. DONOVAN. On Wednesday, gtelock ss hi husband of Elizabeth Dons Funeral frou bis late northwest.on Satarday, 2 Services ai Bt. Alogi GEIER. On Thnewiay, June 2 JOHN, beloved chiid of 3 Luree tan Funeral fro INO2. at 7:00. Ante Geier, aged GOULDMAN Suddenly, > ome, Rpring Hill. King Gee MENNHE WodCLbitaN cies te, awed forty tsar: five chit father, «me sist Many frieuds to wowed hor wattncly Cyr down in worn Hier oun has wt at hich noon ‘Ke'darkness veils the light. Ah, cruel fate, relent ih lait on sire in wisdom sent the blow. ard mag se kin the chatenting re, Thy lowe, with . ‘emer hope ‘That we shall meet above, . Gear sister, eweetly sleep, a ‘And mourn thy early doom AUGH BY HER LOVING PASS slate Bath, [Eroderictxtvargs Star end Wichmond (Va. ) reapers will copy.) Peake oats ears a Pamerp cant, fete Cea ponies Pape HOLMES. this cL led sre, at 5 30, Pclock ‘Funeral No. 315 {ism restdemce of ao gd Re a Bike SESE the ot a 2 PATS ee