Evening Star Newspaper, June 28, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. TUESDAY. CROSBY 8. NOYES. THE EVENING STAR bas « regular and jon in Washington three The next national convention after the pro- hibition is that of the “people's,” usuallyyealled the third party, early in July. As heretofore indicated in Tux Sran, its force in national politics will depend on the attitude of the silver statee. The declination in advance of the honor of leadership by Judge Gresham, follow- ing the death of President Polk of the Farmers’ Alliance, narrows the circle and transfers to other prominent men the opportunities and re- | sponsibilities of the occasion. ‘There are | numerous “lights” of the movement who might be induced to shine on a dark- ened nation, and their friends will hardly be unkind enough to put them under abushel. Among the various suggestions for the presidential nomination have been Senators Stewart, Teller, Peffer and Morgan. In this quartet of United States Senators the desired man may yet be found. But if not disposed to find him there, the third party man may ask: What is the matter with ex-Representatives Warner of Obio and Weaver of Iowa, whose “records” are good from a silver or fiat money standpoint? There is plenty of material in the woods, if the Omaha people will take it out. The Omaba convention being the first regu- larly called of its party, if the conferences here- tofore of alliance and labor leaders be excepted, has a new feld to itself, without precedents and Without entangling alliances, All it has to do is to frame a platform that the silver and alliance states can agree upon and then place on it two men of national prominence. The convention is apt to have a lot of old rubbish at hand, but it can hardly afford to use any of it. It is probable that the most that ean be accomplished is to send the election iffto the Hoase of Repre- sentatives, and that is not a result desired by republican silver men, because it would be to elect Cleveland. see The cholera is apparently making its rounds from the heart of Asia by we Caspian sea into Russia, and it is therefore to be feared that it cked by sanitary precautions, spread over the globe, crossing the Atlantic and putting this country into panic if not actual peril, The lessons of the past chould not be lost upon those charged with responsibility. ‘This awful form of pestilence bas several times scourged portions of our country when extra- ordinary efforts could have averted the afflic- tion. Peculiar vigilance on the part not only of the port anthorities on this side, but also on the part of the consular agents on the other and the vessel owners and their employes, is de~ manded at this time. And,as nothing in the way of safety should be neglected, the health officers rhould do their full duty, sustained, it is to be desired, by the public in all laudable efforts to get the streets, alleys, premives and what not in the best condition and keep them so. In the season now upon us unusual pains must be taken not only to avoid the perils of | extraordinary, but also the dangers of ordinary, disease. Forewarned is forearmed. $e. ‘The fiscal year expiring on Thursday it will be necessary either to enact the appropriation bills before that day or provide temporary measure continuing the present appropriations. The House has passed ali of the appropriation bills, but none of the bills has become a law, although the differences between the houses on | some of them are slight and may easily be | Closed and still other bills are in condition for early passage. While the Senate is further behind than usual, due probably to the happen- ing of the two national conventions in June, it is easy for it to catch up, having a knack of doing its business efficiently in committee. The House has Jacked a quorum to finish its remain- | ing work and bas decided to recall its absentecs. To obviate the humiliation of temporary pro- vision for carrying on the government, the next two days should be utilized to the full extent possible. ——_—_e2___ ‘The Young Men's Christian Association cele- brated its fortieth anniversary Sunday in this ity. This body of workers in the cause of good morals and lay Christianity have contrib- uted very much, incidentally, to the innocent diversion, the educational tendeney and the Iauscular improvement of the generation. They deserve the congratulations they have received On this occasion. ——+o-—____ *In foar enses where policemen complained that they had been assaulted the Police Court fury found that the charges would not stand. There sre two dednetions possible; one, that the police do not receive adequate protection | and the other that they some-| unhappy faculty of getting on of the southern industrial sitaa- a eight of is the failure of rail Foad mnagement to pay. Eleven companies With « mileage of over a thousand miles of ave in less than two years vers’ hands. Either the or mismanaged or there is wrong with the financial or a down there. With good nufactares and mining looking ike a case of Pooh Bah and ecutioner. see ‘The preachers may not be able t muzzle ‘Tammany, bat Tammany ought not t be able through the courts to muzzle the,preachers. The zeal shown in the indictment of Rev. Mr. Dixon is not to be commended. That same grand jury has not been so zealous in other cases bronght to its attention, where real, offenses were committed. a Minister Egan does not show the anxiety to get back to his native land that might hare been expected. He is probably one of those modest people who do not realize their own importance. The rush for permits to sell Fourthrof July the Lori High F ‘wares would indicate that there are lively-times |" ahead for fire insurance companies. —s The United Staice navy is coming oat strong these days. The launch today at Norfpik of the battle ship Texas is another event of which all well-regulated Americans are proud. —— Adlai Stevenson's reputation as a“Sheadsman” i» pomibly expected to offset amy resentment that may be felt at Mr. Cleveland’s omissions in ‘that Lne. ee Emperor William has refrained from doing anything spectacularly foolish for some time. It is to be hoped that he is not merely resting. SS aad Ss Mr. Cleveland bas enjoyed both kinds of political destiny, the “man of shonid resolve themselves into something more syecitic. —_—_—_++o—____ ‘The dramatic force seeras to have completely Jeuked out of the remark, “I am « democrat.” oe ‘Mr. Clarkson might lecture or write pieces for magazines. ——_++ ‘Mr. Cleveland may be able to get a good deal ef excitement out of a Mitle fishing for votes. —___++= : remarks |, aS He “ERE Soe ‘Whether you want them for knock- about purposes or for the dress occa- sions at the summer resort, we have nearly everything in that line that is desirable—reliable qualities only, at our far-famed low prices. It will pay you to visit us this week, as our assortment is st its best now and prices in many instances specially re- duced. ‘sseT Snor: Men's $5.00 Russia Calf Hand-made Biucher Laced and Oxfords "Ae $4.00 ‘Men's Russis Leather $2.50 Biucher Laced a Ar $1.85 Ladies’ Genuine Goat Russet #1.25 Ties Ar $1.00 Child's 6 to 1014 Goat Chocolate Color Ties Ar 75c Boss’ and Youthe’ Extra Fine Hand-sowed $2.00 Russia Calf Laced Shoes. Ar$2.00 Rep Goat Soa Red Oxford Ties, with tips, heeled or spring Children’s sizes, $4 to 103. Children’s sizes, 5 to 8... Infants’ sizes, 2 to 6. > Saar as) W HITE Canvas Low Suoes For Ladies, very populsr. $2.50 $3.50 quality... $2.00 $1.50 $3.00 quality... $2.00 quality... (ivaune! Scien: Ocavae (Eis With ventilated leather inner ‘The fa- mous Candee make, black, white or tan. ‘Men's 81.25 quality at. Ladies’, Boys’ or Child's. Wa. Haw & Cos RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 932 7TH ST., i914 AND 1916 PA. AVE., 231 PA. AVE. S. B. it Guex Ecnos Lspvcemeyrs. Every physician advises you to keep cool, but the advice is not easy to follow, The sure way is to make your home at Glen Echo. There the temperature is | always at a point that keeps the afr inviworating. It fs Washington's finest suburb and has advantages that | ‘make tt the most delightful summer resort, as well as the most desirable place of permanent abode that | could be offered. Its nataral beauty 1s unsurpassed, and It fs provided wigh everything that pertains | | summer enjoyment, The lover of aquatic sports finds 8 fleet of twenty-five boats waiting for him. The lover of sportsmanship finds:fishinz grounds all ready forhis line. Athletics are represented by the Lass ball grounds and tennis courts. Residents bave ad- mission to the entertainments in the great amphithea- ter. The cottages at Glen Echo are built on the most | approved principles of modern architecture. They are equipped with every conveniencechot and cold bath, spring water in thehouse, city system of sewer- | age, electric lighting at small expense and are within | elsy reach of the city by the electric railway. ‘The | rent for these cottages is little more than nominal end | the opportunity for purchase is a remarkable one. Until November the cottages will be rented at from $15.81 to $21.65 per month. After that rents will be reduced one-half. The prices range from 2,347 to | 82.941. Terms, $500-cath, balance from $20 to $30 | per month. Apply to E. & E. BALTZLEY, Room 7, Sun build- | ing. 1 A. Kavrsa: 909 PA. AVE. N. $1.19 RrLbay-one of our Laine’ Waista made of fine qnal- Mojeating fa uary bla amd blak alka snot, deep cues and e front. “haa beet Yorvailsiaes ‘the price $1.19 UL pay one of our Ladies Watsts made of the very ‘bsatine, in black. $2 has been the price. $3.76 “war of Ladies’ Waists TEE erat tes price for all 98 Wil! ba: erot Ladies’ Wi: made very ert gualityrof wasbabve Sap. slik” Made fx ‘the Yor? ‘style. $6.50 has been the price for all sizes. 506. Will baywue of ‘ten ‘les of Fine Swiss Baby Cape that we have sold at 1 and $1.25. These are entirely new and are a great IN ADDITION THE GOODS SS A PL ES at i I il Fast Colored LawneZio. Tic. 3. Woot Nun's Veiting. Dic. Printed Indix tinen 1 Oo. Striped Skirting Gingham... 40-inch Sbirting Potka Spots Satines. 1 Oto. © Satin Plaid Black 12k. 3 ac. 5 ; : 55 ern Ten §§ ganengaees 5 Rusenpixe Sine If not, why not? We are selling our éntire stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c., previous to REBUILD- ING, AT COST, and in many inatances less than cost. It isn't often yon have an opportunity to buy goods retail at WHOLESALE PRICES, but that’s exactly whnt we're doing to the letter. 28, 1892. Woorwasn Asp Lorunor. OTH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —o— A Dagar Pelee Pie ‘When the thermometer reaches the ninetien in the shade it fs a relief to find a cool and pleas- ant place large enough not to be overcrowded in which to eat the midday Inncheon. Just such @ place have we provided for our patrons on the sixth floor of 10th street build- ing. Cuisine classique. Good service. Polite attention. Delicious and appetizingelam broth served datiy. Saft-shell crabs direct every day From Crigfeld. All kinds of salads. Chicken ‘eroquettes ala Reine. Ice cream, water iees and all the delicacies of the season at moderate prices. (Bixth floor... --10th st, building.) —— Elevators running all the time.——— To illustrate what You'll save by shopping here we quote: CORSETS AND WAISTS. All our 50c. Corséts are now. All our 75c. Corsets are now. All our 81 Corsets are now. A our $1.50 Corsets are now. ‘These include all the popular makes, such 8 ‘Thompson's, ‘‘R. &G.," “4H. & 8.," Warner's, &c. ‘Toe. Ladies’ Irish Lawn Waists are now. 81 Ladies’ Satine Waists are now. 5c. Boys’ Calico and Outing Waists now. ‘50c. Boys’ Percale Waists are now... Toe. Boys’ French Percale Waists now. WRAPS LESS THAN COST. | #4.00 All-wool Cloth Biazers now. | 95.50 Storm Serge Blazersnow. 87.50 Ladies’ Reofer Jackets now. $10 Ladies’ Reefer Jackets now. 212 Ladies’ Reefer Jackets now. PARASOLS LESS THAN COST. $2.00 Taffeta Silk Parasols now. 82.50 Striped Silk Parasols now. 83.50 Changeable Silk Parasols now. $4.50 Silk Parasols, with ruffle, now. $5.00 Fine Silk Parasols now.. 98c. Gloria Umbrellas now. 81.50 Silk Gloria Umbrellas now. $2.00 Silk Gloria Umbrellas now. ‘Come in and be convinced that we're doing all we advertise. We'll admit selling goods at cost is = bold move, but we must make room for improvements. This sale is strictly for cash, and all goods charged will beat regular prices. Jouxson & Lurrnecx, 3028 713 Market space. ERBBSEESSEBERESPPPProrPerPaINT saergeeeeeesezessersaseseesessesasersses Seeseseseseeszesezesseezeseeeseaseeessess Ler Us Reasox. Suppose firms which have been in business here for years and years are suddenly confronted by arivalfirm. Supposeafew weeks later the old firms commence doubling their advertising, herald reduction sales, rebuilding sales, stock takings, waiting sales and success sales, &. Does tt not show that thenewer firm is giving the better article or selling at a lower price? To answer the above all you will have to do isto note the date on which the CANNON BALL CLOTHING CO. (ith and D sts.) Commenced business, measure the advertising and prices of clothing dealers at that time and compare it with the present time. You will quickly notice a change has taken place. The reason s obvious. We are manufacturers and selling a SURPLUS or OVERSTOCK of clothing. ‘We put the prices down so low competition was impossible. ‘The result is our store is crowded daily and somebody ts losing trade. Asaconse- quence prices are cut,and every effort made to stem the tide or to hold notavail. Noone, except a large manufacturer, can compete with us. We sell at LESS THAN COST and must sell quickly. We need money more than we do the goods. Just read these prices and then come and look at the goods 175 Boys’ Silk Luster Alpaca Coats, 8 200 Men's Fine Light Cassimere Suits, cost regular $10.75, 87. 185 Men's Fine Custom-made Suits, different shades and styles, cost to manufacture from 16 to 8%, B12 to $15. 400 Men's Black Alpaca Coats, 350 Men's Excellent Quality Coats, 81.50. 27% Men's Fine Black Alpaca Coats and Vests, Men's Long Alpaca Coats, clerical style, 75. 300 Men's Mohair Coats and Vests, of different shades, 3. 120 Men's Mohair Coats and Vests, fine qual- ity and shawl collars, $3.50. ‘325 Men'y Neat Pin-check Costs, different Flannel Coats and Vests of fancy have Men's Fine Suits, from 40 to 50 size, tailor made, in sacks and cutaways, $12.50 to $17, considered cheap at 818 to $26. ‘We have Men’s Fine White Flannel Suits for 98.75. ‘We have Men's Fine Striped Flannel Suits, lawn-tennis style (coats and pants), $7.50. We can still fnrnish Men’s Office Coats for 15c. oe Linen Coats and Vests for Boys, 7 5.75 Satin-lined Tailor-made Suits, and bun- dreds of other bargains. Oursalesmon are Washingtonians. ONE PRICE ONLY, and that cash. You do not have topay for other people's bed debts. CANNON BALL CLOTHING CO., ‘7th and D sts, (Robinson & Parker's old stand). BAKER & NELSON, Managers. 00 And shaving supplies generally greatly reduced. Wade & Butcher Razors are the brand wo make specialty of and recommend. Every man who shaves knows or has heard of Wade & Butcher Razors. ‘They have a world-wide reputation. Wo carry a full line, which we offer at 3334 per cent discount if you pur- chase now. ‘5c. Wade & Butcher Razor. Wade & Butcher Razor. 81.75 Wade & Batchor Razor. ‘$2 Wade & Butcher Razor. All but the cheapest are fall hollow ground and guaranteed. RAZOR STROPS. Of these we carry the isiwest stock in the city at Prices in each tnatance 3344 per cent off. Genuine Tarrey Strops of all kinds at from 25c. up- ‘Tho celebrated horsetail strops at 45c. Combination Strops, with real stone hone. Swing + €@- Cooltshopping on second floor, electric fans. "GA A. Kavrviax, 909 Pr Ave N.W. — fonrouxaron OF NEw 1Eas{ o— Gear Sure REMNANTS. *% PER CENT OFF FOR CASH. SINCE OUR SALE AT A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER OFF FOR CASH WE HAVE AQCUMU- ae Se ee, Wiens te ane ee 8 ‘OF THEM WE WILL, UNTIL FURTHER ‘NOTICR, ike» ReDUCEION O8 ON ALL REM- President Harrison is evidently impressed | with the desirability of new campaign talent. — ‘The people's party is to take up a great deal of room AND: arrangements Omahe. 18 | fe possible, too, » number-of people will be sur- prised by the amount of space it occupies in the pelitical situation. ¢ Stops, with patent swivel of all kinds; alsa fail line of Shaving Mugs, Soaps, Brushes, the latter 12 the greatest variety from 10c. upward. JUST RECEIVED—July number of Hanper'e Magazine, Scribner's Magazine, Lica Magazine, North American Review, Home Journal, Atlantic St. Nicholas. wi Frank Leslie's Weekly, Harper's Bazar, Puck and Judge for this week. Department of Summer Reading basement....11th st. bldg.) Fovarz Or Joy Deconatioxs. Heavgvanrens FOR Javanese: Lanrens. Thonsands from which to select. Allstyles —— 91.00 al Bamboo and Bead Portieres. lees 81.25) Poreh and Veranda Curtains. 91.25 To To 96.00. 4x3 to 10210. 96.00. 35e. | Rush Lawnand Bench Seats. ; 350. To To $1.50. Rush Bath Mate, £0, 81.50. For sale in our Japanese Department. (BA floor. -Ast and 24 annexes.) —- Srorrma Goons Deranruent. DO YOU PLAY TENNIS? DO YOU PLAY BASE BALL? DO YOU GO FISHING? If you participate in any or all of these sports the following will interest you: OUR TENNIS RACKETS ‘Have all been reduced. If you are in need of » new racket take advantage of this unusual reduction sale, ‘The proper kinds for CHILDREN, AMATEURS, PROFESSIONALS Are here, and st prices never named for the ‘same goods— Windsor," ““Cleveland,” “Harvard” and ‘‘Athletic.” “Harvard” (with cork han- dle) ‘*Standard,” “‘Ashby, ar," “Newport,” *Arling- ton” and ‘St. George.” Special," “*Casino”_ and “Standard.” . ‘Ashby Special,” *‘Pot- tite,” “American Tate, Jr.,” “Peerless,” **Nonpareil,” “Franklin.” ‘Harvard ‘Spectal” (with cork handle), “Champion” and"*Slocum."* a0 | $1.50 $2.00 82.00 22.50 84.25 “*SEAR’S SPECIAL, "stock e425 of 1892. Tate” (expert strung), **Slo- 94.45 | cum Special,” “Lenox,” | $4.45 “tAmerican Tate” (English cial.” TENNIS SHOES. Boys! Canvas Tennis Shoes—rubber soles—black, white or checked. Sizes 1 tod. | Same quality in. Men's 5c. abet of fe. "Sizes, 6 | O5c. ity in Men's goo, | Pattee SieutZas eather | 050. insoles. Sizes,6 to 10. BASE BALL GOODS. ‘91.00... League Ballt...eeovo00+-@1.00. (813.00 doz.) ‘JSc....Spalding’s Wagon Tongue Bats....75c. (88.50 doz.) 10 to Tbe... Other Bats. 10 to 750. ‘Also full lines of Catchers’ and Basemen’s Gloves, Masks, Chest Protectors, Sweaters, Bat Bags, &c. Uniforms furnished; lowest prices. Call for ‘samples and estimates. FISHING TACKLE. ‘Three Bam! goa. | madeteserhgertt PP? | go. 5. we | eo 1 we a, a.s5nd EB i Pe ia aera th, 2.75 Arrowans Hammocks, with: $2.75 AND Pillow, spreader and deep | AND 83.50 fringe. 93.50 (Basement... llth et. building.) ears Speotan Repvcrtox in Fiz Haxpxzzcmers. LADIES’ VERY FINE WERE Al-linen HEMSTITCHED Te. HANDKERCHIEFS, with NOW hand-embroidered initials. ‘Bde. Some letterssold out, hence [3 FOR 81. the reduction. ‘The following letters only: A, D, B, F, H, K, L, N, 0, P. B, T, W. ‘An excellent value at 75c., former price. Unmatchable at 350., 3 for 81. st flor. near skylight.) . Tae Usexezoren. Cuildren's White India Tinon Guimpes, neck and slegves finished with Ham- Re. Be. burg. Two Unvsvar Vatves Ix Soara Oita Bovever Tonzr Soar the DOMESTIC WASH GOODS at advantageous prices-REDUCED PRICES. Don't get the ides that these are one-day sales—for they are not. When we mark merchandise down—it stays down until the last stitch ia sotd. Although it is buts few cents ‘off ona yard inthe case of these WASH STUFFS it is enough to count. Worth giving your attention to. For besides being usable now—they are of extraordinarily good quality ~and as handsome in pattern as they are fine in tex- ture, That is the kind of « feast we are inviting you to, One lot of PINEAPPLE CLOTHS black uavy blue and tan grounds, neatly and newly Sigared. ‘They are 30 inches wide and were ge. Now 100. A Yun. ‘One lot—and a large one, too—of PRINTED PONGEES—white and light grounds, hand- some patterned, “30 inches wide.—“‘Old price’ 16c. Now 1232 A Yano. A lot of SHANTUNG PONGEES- striped and figured, on red, gray, black and navy blue grounds—30 inches wide—fintshed itke India a NAVY BLUE and BLACK SATEENS— ‘with wdie and narrow stripes and large and ‘small polka dots—30 inches wide— Now 12%. A Yano. 24-inch HALF-WOOL CHALLIES—prettily figured on white grounds— Now 18c. A Yano, 27-tnch LOTUS' CLOTHS—neatly colored stripes and checks— R-inch TOIL DU NORD GINGHAMS— stripes, checks and plaidy—new ones— Now 12%. A Yano. 36-inch LONDON SHIRTING—waist and ‘wrapper pattern—stripes and figures— Now 1240. A Yano. Qi-inch OUTING CHOTHS—are new de- sigge—and yet only— Now 12%. A Yano 20 and 36-inch CREPE and CHEESE CLOTHS—a harmony of colors and patterns that is refreshingly unique— Now 12%. A Yano. PLAIN and FANCY BED TICKING—the staid old kinds—the best— Now 12%. To 35c. A Yano. BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTINGS, SHEETINGS and DRILLINGS—at our usual seale of prices. You can count on quality, for that is here—and nothing else. TOMOBROW EVENING—ACCORD- ING TO OUR ANNUAL CUSTOM WE SHALL TAKE OUR EMPLOYES DOWN TO MARSHALL HALL FOR AN OUTING, TO GIVE THEM PLENTY OF TIME TO GET READY WE SHALL CLOSE AT 5 O'CLOCK. WON'T YOU HELP US BY SHAP- ING YOUR SHOPPING ACCORD- TNQLY? Saxs Awv’ Courany. | | Tax Banoarss Ix Bauer. | | VERY which way you turo— in our store—there's a “ape ‘ciai” flag flying. ‘The SHOE SALE has taken every body by storm, Such a wholesale casting off of price wasn't expected. Surely not at this time. But you've got nearly half the stock of LADIES’, MISSES', CHILDREN'S and INFANTS: mmunmer styles “on the run.” Such qualities never sold for so Iittle, Couldn't now except we arg willing losers for tho sake of the room. Most Indies ke to pull and pick to thetr hearts’ content, A string of tables——down the center of the Depart- ment——all heaping fall. Help your. selves—for yourselves—the gitl»— and the bebies. Well quarnsee every Shoe. We are abandoning these lines —— that's why they're so down in price. ‘Tis't for want of faith in the qualities, It promises now to be a short sale. There are a good many pairs—but they're fest going. "TH they are ALL, gone, though, these prices pre ‘vall——Cents for dollags’ worth. Ditto in all departments this week. $c. is the price we've put on some sofled WHITE ond FANOY VESTS. From 8% to $7 are the ao tual values, Ask at the FURNISH- INGB for them——and for the $1.50 UNDERWEAR at 060. -—the FANCY PERCALE SHIRTS at 350. — the FANCY NIGHT SHIRTS at S0e.— the HERMSDORF BLACK HOSIERY at 17 Go to the HATS for the BOYS YACHT STRAWS at 350.— “and the CHILDREN’S BROAD BRIM STRAW SAILORS at 190. On the SECOND FLOOR are the SHIRT WAISTS—some 50c. ones at BHe—some $1 ones st 50c.— some $1.50 and $1.75 ones at 980. On the THIRD FLOOR are the $20 TENNIS SUITS for @10-and ff- teen dollars’ worth BLUE SERGE SUITS for $10.—HOP SAC PANTS for €3.50—that nobody could make for you under €5.——#2.25 for some $3.50 ENGLISH-MADE BLAZERS.——GENU- INE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKER COATS and VESTS at $5 that always have been $10 heretofore. Better get to buying—that's our advice. Because theso are mostly broken lote—some sizes are mis We shall be very much surpris;d—shall have counted without our host—if we have thess Pine- apple Cloths and Printed Pongees here long to talk about, now that we have ‘wing-d” the price. We want them to go as quickly as possible. Yet we want youallto share in the benefits such a sale as this offers. Think twice before you say ‘‘no.” Penrvs, “Nisrn Axo Tur Avesve> Established 1840. Telephone 995. ing——some are very scarce——and aii are getting so. Saxs Anno Company, oe ae with the people 7th street. A New Ticxer Is ize Fiery “Best? Beer and Ko Ko Zollah. Hewlanariers of the Messrs. FRANK i. FINCEN'E SON ia charge of the canvase. Je2e-3t A Prowy Turse To Wear are endeavoring to compete with the “Best.” Je26Bt Giant's robe {s the condition of the brands of beer that | 7 EWES FFF 00 RRR ros ey Oo 00 Tae Exzcraoporse. Artastic Exxcrnororse Compaxy, » 1405 New York ave., ONLY AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON Under ‘License from the Eléctrolibration Company. ‘This treatment {s attracting general notice by the cures which it has effected not only in this city, but in various sections of the country, and the prophecy inade for it by many of its admir- ers that it will eventually be adopted as a stand- ard treatment for all disease by the general public seems upon the eve of being fulfilled. RICHMOND, VA., January 11, 1892. ‘hree months I obtained one yiUetPockat Eisstrapetocs,tuinking {might goal Plt my.tmogey oni an Oh sou, citer treater Tose find what marvelous power the iitle. oeetreent | has, for Thad nsed it but afew oo mat before my sleep returned to me, sweet and By dewrees my digestion 5 sompiksty a ani my Be bervous aystem ‘isa been Son pest and newest five hundre aN reali ap donna oft : ay J feel truly grateful for the good meng cus no otter) hen done ae. § $3 zg Coxsvumprios, Bnoxemmns And Affections of the tbe aaa Resrmarory Ozcaxs ‘No medicine is of more value than | III Wass: Comrouxn Srave Or Hyrornospurres. ‘The wonderful tonic effects of this remedy are such that many physi- clans have adopted it in thetr prac- tice, as It produces results which —— other remedies fail todo. Incaseanot | too far advanced it is almost certain” | {i toceffect speedy cure, and eve in = —— ‘the last stages of consumption the {] greatest relief is experienced from + Wee Te: lI 20 Pex Cesr Orr Fre Cana ar Wren & Ebwoxstows. $50 Disxen Sers For $40. ‘We wilt close out Five Exquisitely Deco- rated French China Dinner Sets which ‘were 850 at the reduced price of #40. ‘These ots have the full essortment of 125 pieces, and would make ® magnificent ‘wedding or birthday gift. Wruauara & Ensoxsrox, 1205 Pa’ Ave N.W. II] 75 Cesrs-A Pixz. ONE-HALF CHEAPER THAN OTHERS. F. 8. Waiuus & Co. ‘Druggists, under Masonic Temple. IH se sora) ean III Fura Da Or Tux Cirzanixa Sace. Tie ratnie noyat doom’ ak credit for anneaal wenerosity, but rather for unusual nerve. Merchants Fenerally Wait until the close of a season before mak ing sweeping redactions in prices. Tomorrow is the fifth day of our great clearing sale, which tnclades every department. Let's glance here and there as we walk through the store. Vers. —these Pignred and Bordored Silk Chantilly Lace Veils for Hate at 48 cents are identical to those Reually costing 75 cout, White, tan, Dieck and Swiss. —100. instead of 250. yard for this Figured ‘Swiss, and you will find them scatce elsewhere,even at 250. a yard. And here are 0c. Quality India Linens for 16e, yard and 25c. quality for 20c. yard. Exmnowrntrs.—teox at tise Irish Point and Swiss Embrofdertes, 4 to 10 inches wide and only” 1: 15,20 and 2c. syand. Note the quantities and va- riety and qualities for these prices. Li dces.—toere mack Sik Chantiily Demi-foune- ings, 5 to 12 inches wide, at Mere imported to retail at Oc. Usprnwean,—any of tese #1 cambric and oot- ton Garments for S4c. These marked $1.48 reduced to $1.24, and these to 81.48 from $1.95. You will be asked elsewhere full prices for less variety. Haspxenonrers.—sost ook at tits counter fall of 2c. Handkerchiefs reduced to 180. or 3 for 50s. ‘These for ladies and these for men. Aren't they extra food value at 250 Groves.—ves, we will try them on. White or col- ors. You'll recognize them as the “‘Paiais Royal $1.25 Undressed Kid Mousguetaires. Reduced to @1.10. And here are $1 Chamois for 890. W arss—And nore are the last of the Sik Waists that sold so well at $5.50, 96 and 96.50. Take your choice for €3.98. Any of these Perealine and French Ginghain Waiste for 7c. They were $1.85 and 81.60. Scrrs—me stocx of tation’ White Suitd nes dwindled down to a few of the expensive ones—sold at 818, €20 and $25. Your choice tor $8. Jackers.—or morning and evening wear st sne- shore and mountain end for auturun wear at home— Ladies’ Cloth Jackets reduced from $9 to $4.29. ‘Misses’, sizes 12 to 10 years, reduced from @5 to $1.83 and from $7.50 to $2.69. Necxwean—these Embroidery Collareties st 22c, instead of 5c. These Sete—Collar and Cuffs— 4c. instead of 50s. ; Jawerny.—Bow.inot Watch Chateleines of black enamel and silver and gold plate arg reduced to 19°. from 25c. These Children's Real Gold Rings, 7c. instead of 100. Srartoxeny.—ron may know that Berkshire Mills Writing Paper is in the front rank. 10 cents fore box, containing quire paper and envelopesie # nomi- Learner cara caso and Pocket Book combined at 42 instead of 50 cents. And these Shopping Bags, Thich ore cleewhere sold ot 50e., are reduced from 47 to 420. Hse. —mese Boot Pattern Hose are warranted fast black. But need the Palais Royal's 25c. Hose need an introduction? Keduced to 28c.a pair. These Ribbed ‘Vests, with silk ribbons, 19c. instead of 250. Foasxs.—xo petter Bieck Suk Jap. Pans have been imported than these marked 61.35. Reduced to €1.19. THE PALAIS ROYAL. «Continued below.) Srock-Taxixse Sue Paices oF Dazss Goors Axp Rissoxs. ‘Weare not quoting remnants, #0 please give our Dress Goods buyer due credit for the following re- duced prices: Srrxs.—tisct Japanese Sitka, 22 inches wide, re duced from 50c. to 4dc. yard. Those 24 inches wide reduced from @5e. to 50c. yard. Those 27 inches wide reduced from @1 to 75c. yard. 2iinch Crepe de Chene reduced from 50. to 44c. yan, Desirable colors; cream, light blue, pink, nile, tan, lavender, Jeghorn, orange, ciel, yellow. 2 Grxouams.—cenuine Scotch, reduced from 2c. to ie. yard, Remnants are at half price—1uige. yard. 1234¢. Domestic Ginghams reduced to Ic. yard. The colors are guaranteed absolutely fast, and come in the Gelfcate shades as in tinported Ginghams, in same checks, plaids, Faxcy.—stere are the Cotton Fabrice that illustrate the perfection to which the manufacture bas arrived. ‘Here the wild flowers and creeping vines, imprisoned one fabric as lisht ase summer breeze, in form and coloring 60 true to nature that the fair woarer cannot but be'an ideal summer girl. Such fabrics lend beauty to those who naturally Jack it and make angels of the girls who, though beautiful, may be possessed of a little devil. Ie, a yand for the 12i¢c. Orrandios, 0c. a yard for the 1c. Chevron Suitings, 250. a yard for the 40c. Crepons, Ze. « yard for the 1c. Outing Cloths. Rizoxs.—once more all cctorein Sc. Quality ‘Moire Ribbons af oniy Ive. a yard. Lovely shades of blues, yellows, reds, pinks, greens, nineteen shades fm all, also black, white and cream, Full 3 inches wide. Bexrixe nivoons tn alistyles at proportionately low prices. Novelties in polka dots,&c. Widths from 136 to3 tnchea, New Ware Ducss Goons Bought and Sold Mvcu Bevow Manxer Prices. ‘Notwithstanding we so soon take stock and are nat- ‘urally anxious not to be buying, we could not resist the temptation to grab this lot of White Dress Goods. Only afew thousand yards, afterall; #0 we ought to dispose of them before our inventory occurs. Swrsses.—20c. » yard tor the Dotted and Stripe Swiss that is so scarce at 25c. 8 yard. ‘S5c., 30c. and 480.8 yard for the Choice Swises ‘that have sold so well at S50. and 680. ayard. peo and Stripes in bewutiful effects, Wiée., 15e., 16c., 20e. and Be. syard Bring sam- ples and we will match them in quality and seve you from 3c. to Se. 8 yard. ‘Linsens.—inaie Linens marked 292.. 160., 206. and SSRTTTELT TNE N TENET TET NATE Ove Move Dmbentinn Pirwt and dest of tte kind. Umbrellas This move must be quick, Vinbrellas within three wecks we must Umbrellas have every Cmibrelia out of our Umbrellas house to make room for new Umbrellas goods. Umbrellas To make you eepecially tm Umbrellas terested we are going to move Umbrellas our Umbrellas by having « Spe- Unibreilas cial Sale. Uuibrelias SPECIAL SALE. Umbreiae SPECIAL SALE. Umbrellas $1 Umibrallas, 800, Umiteelias $1.25 Dulbrelles, 61. Umbdrelias @1.50 Uibrellen, #2.20. Vaibrelien @1.75 Umbrellas, $1.40. Cnibrellae $2 Vusbrolla, #1.00. Vmbreitae mabrelia, 1.90, Umbrellas $2.50 Umbrella, #2 Vmbrelias 2.75 Umibeetia, €2.9%, UCmbreliss #3 Umbrella, #2.40. Vuibrelias — €3.25 Umbrella, 82.00, Umbrellas €3.50 Umbrella, 2.80, Uuibrelles 83. Umibrelinn €4 Umbrellas, @3.20. Umbrellas Puabrellan, #34 Dmbrellas 94.50 Umbrellas, #3.60, Unirelios 4.75 Umibrelion, #3.90. UCmibrelian #5 Umbrelian, #4 UCmbretins $5.25 Unibreling, #4.20. Umibreliaa —€5.50 Umbrelten, 6.40. Umbrellas @5.75 Umbrellas, #4.00. Umbrellas 6 Umbrellas, $4.80. Umbrellas All ls seaton's goods anf Umbrelins staple. Umbeetlas ‘This inachanstseidom offered Umbrellas for Umbrellas Umbretian Ladies’ Unibreliae, 26 in. and Umbrellas 26in Umbrellas Misses’ Umbrellas, 24 in. and Umbrellas 26 in. Umbrellas Genta’ Umbretias, 28 in. Umbrellas We carry full line of Um- Umbretias brellas made by reliable maker Umbrelias from $1 to $25. The same pro- Umbrelias portionate reduction holds good Umbrelias on every Cmbrelia tn stock. | . A. Pierce & Co. 719 MARKET SPACE: COR. STH ST. AND PENNA. AVE. Ax Exesrycr, € Curae Sarr, We x FH 8 8601 fupie Pitot oo REpEoe STOCK secee wall take teictory ine dows weeks ‘snd BUNT. clone out « ¢rest of our very J sto _— = 50c. Draw as For 2 dc. ee Tomorrow we will offer 10 deren NE RIBBED JERSEY-FTTTING ‘DRAW. Eke. iy a sis joncth, well made and Brin ee Ge N FO MARKED Ne NY Pam. LADIES LISLE ESTs. PURE WHITE, “~ Ss dinibed Kore: Getter Son MRED bows“ POk Wedepa¥ n9™ LApIPs: List - no loees. Fach UN ATION SU “COMBINATIO i eta COMBIN SESE 5S MEDUCRD 10 wil), POR epsisiay co LADIES EXTIA QUALITY PURE SILK " Be an Pr tg ce Lapres Exive gd auer SILK GAUZE LISLE VESTS, in white Jor cra, ll sige: Nery “thin; square Vane jclueliew ribued. aber yrice, Ge. Rake Biceehew Asay To DUCED FOR WEDS RIED NOVELTY RIBBED Lapins: IMEckiF Liv RyeDED visrs, in PUIE W ‘ SILK Basbet item a ihegralar price, B0c: ae site FOR 3 FADES SgUAKE NECK — 3 FOR 200, jisTs, RIcHR- Manx Downs Ix Cunonexs LOUNCINGS. IF CHILDREN'S CHAMBRAY GPRS AM DEEsSbS, tn all et; tes and colores Giterent s.20s. cat tar yeas Shaw. o choice of bo guatatt of son cHAM- CHILDREN'S HATS v e TE or COLORS, BRAY, &e., im WHI ot Lions § Sumer, oe Ar its. DUCED PRIC ao edo. POR Wai FR Fare a NB Se acne Seed ‘5c. yard may be seen in all stores. Our late purchase enables superior qualities for the prices. Samples ‘will tell you ao. Liawss.—rersian Lawns of extra choice arades— very rarely seem—200., 2se., 36c. and 40c. « yard. ‘Bxamine the quality offered at 40c. » yard and you ‘may try in vain to find such quality elsewhere. Nuazxsooxs.—pistts and Stripes, 12gc., 1e., 20e., 2he. 30c. and S5c. yurd. The variety of designs ‘will attract you not pritepaacteeaemens<: ‘the prices. and Plaide, 250., 300., Se. and 40c. yard. As with other goods, so with these— ‘they were bought and will be sold at lees than preveti-