Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1892, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, THURSDAY,"SULY 14, 1892. THE EVENING STAR. THE EVENING STAR permanent circulatios in Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper in thecity. As the Medittlan old assessment for another year, while the new amesement is undergoing a process of | equalization and adjustment by a new board of | revision, undoubtedly gave expression to the | views of citizens who have the welfare of the | local NEWS paper and Ad-| ton board of trade in indorsing | ERE ¢ amendment proposing to con- | whole District at heart. The board likewise | gave true expression to the sentiment of the com-| munity in resolutions directed against what is | known as the Johuron bill, providing an entirely novel victous method of making assessments in the District. Whether Mr. Johnson's purpose is to make political capital in his own district, as was plainly asserted in the boerd of trade meet- ing, or to secure an opportnnfty to demonstrate # theory of a to which he ws wedded, the people of the District protest against having their property banded over to him to be used as material for his operations. ‘The assessors have made grave errors. sert otherwize would be to oppose the voice of the whole community. That they have en- deavored to discharge their daty conscten-| tioasly is not questioned. ever. whe‘her any three men could have accom- | plished much better resulis within the short | time allowed these assessors to perform their | great task. The nsessors ask that their work | be not judged until they have finally comploted asa board of equalization, but a burried re- | vision such a« the law unf does not give much promise of a eatizfactory result, especially in ihe case of an agcesament by men who begin with a standard of measare- ment which fs uot generally approved. The absurdities and inconsistencies of the assessment sre not apparent only im the case of property in the business | sections. Throughout the city on residence streets increases have been made far in exce im many instances, not only of the value of the property if sold under adverse circumstances, Dut even of the prices which the owners have sought to obtain and without success. Much is said thoughtlesely or by demagogues, for the | purpose of effect, about discr'minations in favor of the rich or againgt the poor, but the assess- ment if closely examined will be fvund, it ie be- lieved, to be quite as oppressive upon the one | class aa the other. There is n0 division of in- terest here. An assessment that is extravagant or unjust, when it becomes the basis of taxa- tion, affects the welfare of the whole city, und a# much, proportionally, as those of the large | owner. The plan proposed by the McMillan amendment is believed to be the best that can be devised, certainly the best that has been s gested, to relieve the city of an awkward pre ament, and it is hoped that the time that will be gained will be sufticient for a satisfactory revi- | sion of the assessment. ——— ‘The nomination of Ignatius Donnelly by the people’s party in Minnesota for the governor- ship of that state is not a wise step if the mem- bers of the new political quantity can be re- garded as men of practical ideas. Mr. Donnelly | has launched in a literary way ideas of so | visionary a character thet a man who waa both sensible and sincere would hardly consent to be | their champion. The fact that a man has been | guilty of levity does not by any means dis-| qualify him for responsibility. Mr. Peck was | a humorist before he became governor of Wis-| consin, buthe placed his productions before | the public for exactly what they were. He made no pretense of profundity. Mr. Don- nelly, om the contrary, deluded people into ex- pending gouuine brain force in utterly un- profitable directions. It may have been a pretty good practical joke, but the practical joker is aways an object of suspicion. — The business and property interests of the | city as represented in the board of trade have | spoken quite emphatically in favor of granting | aright of way into the District to the Norfolk | and Western railroad. The road will be wel- | comed because it will open new channels BE trade and ndd much to the present freight fi | cilities of the city, which on several occasions | have failed to meet the demand upon them. | ‘Tue Stax hes taken occasion to call attention | to the insolence of the attempt of the Pennayl- vania Railrond Company, against which the | city hae so many complaints, to throttle legis- | lation granting ordinary privileges to the Nor- | folk and Western road, while itself an applicant | for grants of the most valuable character. As the board of trude and the community gener- | ally approve Tue Star’s view of the matter, a | peraistence by the Pennsylvania company in its } elich course ts Lkely to bring against that | company ihe active hostility of the business terest» eral and vige tion in matte SSITTTNSTTNNS TTT NTA TTT ETS «revolt against railroad dicta- legislation. a ‘The old Kirk in Edinburgh seems to have | is in the cutting down of Mr. Gladstone's ma- jority. But the established chureh of Scotland will have to go just as the established church of Ireland went. It is the spirit of the times. es ‘The need of legislation te provide now for a symmetrical exteusion of the city has been fre- quently urged by Tux Stan. This is the object | of the pending bill to establish 2 permanent system of bighvvays in the part of the District lying outaide the city limits, There is no mat- ter before Congress in which delay will be more | regretted hereafter. Owing tothe rapid growth of the capital it will in afew years be impossi- bie to accomplish the object in view, except al enormous cost. The measure pending was agin urges upon Congress the need of speedy action. It is hoped that differences of opinion im Congress may be eo adjusted that the result | will be a law which justly apportions the cost of this provision for perpetuating the beauty of the capital city among the District, the prop- erty owners and the federal government. oe Homestead will probably be ready for a tem- perance revival when it gets through with its Present disturbances. —— Mr. Bland in his literary moments might busy himecif with a parady on “Some day” with free- silver words. —_-e+___ Itis safe to predict that Mr. Frick will never ran for an lective office in Homestead or its vicinity. ——__+ e+ ____ One of the appalling resalts of the Homestead riots is the manner in which it has led New York editors to sit in their offices and call each ‘other names. —_—_ ++ —____ It ia not quite reasonable to refer indiserimi- nately to “the down-trodden werking man’ when “rollers” consider ten dollars per day low It is doubtful, how- | framed by the board of trade, which body now | nd what is believed would be « most | To as-| the interests of the small property owner suifer | ¥4 tried to get even with the grand old promoter | §9- of divestablishment, and that is about all there | $37 Tr Sx. ir Book Department in base- Gil Books at cut prices. ek Kx EI Tomorrow A Guarar Creare Sue Rep Ticker Daz. Frero's an avalanche of desire able Odds and Ends, Remnants, &e., of seasonable summer mer- ehaddise sold ut prices that will be Lound to awaken your woe = tec See aes ENG tom rey shopping pleasantly Onr OFIs ELECTRIC ELE- vote Hi gELCTRIG, Ere will be obliged to move several reap money in ¥ pocket. Mugiseay Deranras: NT. Ay frimmed Hats at actual half marked prices. and MSc. White Sailors, 480. White Sailors, Ze. Babe ‘White Sailors, 81, : Fine Trimnied Sa:i- ors, © im Lave Straw Flats, 68 Rand | Gro itraw Hi Hen 25. #1.50 te $2.50 Children’s White Em- broldered Nai Tndion ee n#i 85.25 Mat Hate, new shapes. 8 Paste Nehi2s to e425 Mun Hace “Fie. te $1.50 Pine Flowers, 2c. All othe: ice Oop Byszen ‘Svcs, Soper W a 1 Tea Fignael Suit, 97 3. 50— eects ie a ket) Sa cot 8 “ie POutlar “Sune. ee Mea beeuch Shirt snd front. Wers Wats i Conrsers. ‘Two lots of manufacturers’ samples of Fine Underwear. of jor. mus- iin and trim eae ) ORTH 1.25 10 31-75, il? Gowns, Skirts, "Lor 2 S139, Were $1.9) 2.75. theiaises, Gonststs of, Gowns, Si Drawers and Corset Covers. Py, Sores Dyranryesr, oeade China Silke, in tan aud Traverrxe Goons. $4 Zine Trunks, iron bottom, well made, @S 0810 Oda Duck, Leather and Zinc "Trunks, spleudidl Club Bags and “Valloes eisarkely Tow. Srawen Livexs. Ge. and Toe. Stamped Searfs, ‘Splash 1) 21.25 & button Suade Gloves... Zhe 4-button Glace Gloves. soiled. 39: 25 ged Silk Mite and’ Taffeta |” woxercuers Axp Scanrs. 15e. Embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, a ty soiled. 106. — Sumer W asrs. €c. Pervale, Waite and Outing Cloth Waists, -....47¢. Sie Percale and’ Witte ai ee ae sete le. tal all sii jm Toner RTICLES. aa a ate “Botte Oakiog Ponda EEE DDD. 17 B Eabos B W. A. Prence & Co., 719 MARKET SPACE, COR. STH ST. AND PENNA. AVE. Woorwarn Axp Lornnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. 5 o'clock t2 our hour for closing; 1 o'clock Saturdays. —— Exrna Rewsasr Sate Farmas. TOMORROW ts STOCK-TAKING DAY. att Or} to Soe out ALL. REMNANTS Tomorrow. Farat. at Les Reuxasr Day Os Banoars Dav. 1 pate BLL meriprice, #1. REMNANT PRICES For ve CMRRIG Sur, Sane HIGH, ia his pe ag ECE. Sizen a, | me ™ ee ee a ryeee Bas | Met E me PUR Ea ha ert sLUR FIGURED CAWS HOUSE Wnar- peri re se riven sham tower ve with VAL. LACE. Si ch pi a time tn our Mater y. EAC, AND ox, Ler) peo See ruek tt Fo ee $1. 10. useful lengths for ladies’ and children’s use. TRAVELING GOODS DEPARTMENT Pp, Consnrs, stadia A PRONG me) Depeteictt TRUER oot Biot ot seme or COLORS. Sizes brokein, CHOIG pigs couple or 0.0 Trunk ad Bass pa pit nee Prioz. fhe = oa ie ee eee ree the ) 3 Seema 25 F a Sah etas iket: arated er Gheretie Sapect tl rear of "France, Sug i ‘por ia ‘the east = paired. Tat a they a are 2% Sertctly perfect, ie oes foes abet It will pay you fou may save a couple or more doll iraby dete Bure AL PCL AR DEPARTMENTS are outdoing thin week. Details below. —— ne SEBE |e 5e. Yard. iPasea P ap yeast Gouge | SERS Reuxaxte Karr Uspenweas. of? VEER SUPE RR Sere Former price, 3 LADIES’ paid NEST Hyer peck. the remnai Mostry, Unxpenwran, Depsmaest. uN A. STE, pon Mts Ee PR LERN chubge taBeSEe SE Bieragiceves. Former from the, rewular tae tock Gheaniee. Draw i rors ant "Sk Sits = TLDRENS" RIGGA AN ENGLISH no in ott VEST: ete inches: For | Pods na sang. 7 oly oe eye otal sist vtion | denceetsite saeco, ties ee ths 2 EGYPTIAN CO! ATION rT! ' rhseepbeceiie yom SORBET ae xo er prin oe | er tate. at door, Toul ef Buliains.» ee Mews Depantuesr. Bre. exch. 123 ana 15, Gyxcuans tor Tc. ogannargs aon iter Size 48. Re- aie Botire aNaL Se ee Sib dts "Sin 24. Redacod from ara S reid STRIDES, ee all colgess ancy Ba pe cede Size 36. Reduced from iigand Woo. FOR FRIDAY ONE P| 8; alte Basar, size 48; fe derwear, shirts, AEE gt BR axpiktelns 2,00 aR gravee, alte Raduced frou S178 to BL SS Ae Regular A} nating 2 Posiish Bath Robe, slightly soiled. RERNANTS of one 3 i Wine ho Bth Bair soiled open front and back. Size LAWNS. bec. St b than HALP PIGCE: ae te Pig Bono Mire soiled. Size 14. Re- ie pee iat Shir, Billed. Size 15. Redaced from for RUIDAY. Fina Shirt, damaged. Sizo 15. Reduced from SSB es Rs Socks aan an, Sino 0. 3 ir to By W. A. Prence & Co. omens aes bas egeaaees pees juced from 719 MARKET SPACE, Pid apey So a a OE sk i ain. tolgganed Vest, tolled ize 40, Reduced from 82.75 pay hte Linen Donble-breanted Vest, sted. Sino 44. A. Kavrmay, { nplish Blezor, dataaged. Sizo 40. Reduced from O06 PENS AVE. Ww. 96.75 4 1 Lightweight English Flannel Coat, brown plata. Reduced froin 88.7510 Oise 42. 42. Reduced from 23.75 = oe Flannel Goat, ww ue BES A BA | fis toe pierces 3 ‘ravettxa Goops Depanruenr. or te yp tae ak eae es PEE: Tt B e LJ lightly defaced. 0; , PE geet tate Rea eo MA te Ske ET te ered. Ladies’ Trunk, BR OE GSP BR BP, | ately Sete ae *T gplebid PE 8 B inch Leatherscovered Reretore’ rank. Odd R g 99 9 B | size. Reduced from 88.75 to 87.00. RR EEE Rg DDD Mee sther-< peat Sra (oy eileen slightly ae (See J-3tinch Zine Trunk, shopworn. Reduced from Fam, §, ax Asp Mospay| S2Remuter 7 sizes. One #4-inch, | Re- : W..., . gue ean 10 $4. Une Sitinch Reduced frou On certain goods that will ren te kas of ovens ‘1-S3finch Steamer Trunk. Odd, Reduced from 69 eradings Gladstone Bug, damaged. Reduced from et neh Club, Bag, slightly damaged. Reduced _-l4-inch Club Bag, damaged. Reduced from $1.40 h Club Bag, damaged. Reduced from 82.75 Reduced from 83 Max QURigE cteetcoo ice OR UK 81 Suinmmer-weisht L or D. 's Hair r |ADIES" Sc 1T SPARTMENT, Olesen es a ae Boson mgVaagar Shirts, Sizes Dhand36, Re- oy BF a 2 Sizes 36 and 38. Reduced sizes. Reduced from 81 and $1.35 to pAG_Bisck and White Polka Dot Batiste Waists, Sizes Shand 38 "Reducod trou $1.90 to ab. ‘2 Wash Silk Wal from #3. 75.and ‘Gray Homesppn Hons een Te tan Se hale oe UR 0c. Genuine Percale | oO B8c. giigs to mated. UR ow, aentered 3 White Suits, trin ed. Siz OMal -BB8o. | 52 Waste Sui embetter trimned, See 22 and % erineed fam gH rama gues 3 we trimmed. Sizes 34and 35. Reduced trom 84 to 1 Fine White India L wi - OVE A; Fancy Poreale 25. | ances trou gs eres see ee Size 36. Re. st. building.) UR bbe. iiacie and Ga sistas OMlint inal Fieured Percal orn. ine Shirts... 39, Croax Derazruryr. LADIES’ BLACK LACE WRAPS AND CAPES. 1 Black Lace thoulder Wrap.’ Size 34. Reduced ag at ie joulder Cay - @uced from $1510 84. = {eniBEl Hace Cape.” Size 96. Reduced from 813.50 0.80.75. isck Lace Wrap, Sizo 32. Reduced from $40to T Black Silk and Lace Wrap. Size 36. Redi fromm $35 to $13 a tal apt yaa acres) Tilak Sith and Lace Wrap. Size 3, Reduced from #45 to $25. --Lith st. building.) Ot ibe OvRs SS ie 508 Sinai 69c. Be peat 75 5c. cee 1.50 Navy Bue” Ane Striped Vi 7 ‘3200 Bisel Ont: ae ‘Savy and” ureh a0 00 cB ibe | 0c; La ‘Tawa Aprons, "work lc. Orbe Size gi” ie Cambric oO gmbroldered fete 25c. ot 5 Moe erie stitched skirts, ribbon belts. Heducot froma” a wee Posies White Drewes. Sizes Lt and 16 fvo-plece White 208 14 an ‘Tickedanst Hegutiched skirt. “Reduced froin #10 ‘About 2 dozen Chtidron's Reefer Jackets. Sizes 4, . Da noxoigd “VIETORY® The time is not far distant when the Flec- troppise ‘Victory will have an honored place inevery home in the land. Its won- erful curative power is already command- ing the attention of all interested in the prolongation of life. here ‘Its curative principlets “oxygen by absorp- tion,” which eloment of life is recognized the world over, but which has never been ‘successfully applied to the system prior to the invention of the Electropoise ““Vic~ tory.” Asornrz Wasmsctox Lapy suffering with heemdttens ia say ve nervousness. J greg induced to try it through e of your ‘pa "whose great improvernent in eat ed convinced me that ozyven by ab- sorption was a woi 1 cura five avent. My own im wemnent fing Seon as masked as tu her Sha te, Loma ee ; ner. “ and fhewmuttnms ‘Sd Shee rave ind erg al the Electropoise eat tory renin, The (col The saddens udidea change in weather. ‘surceeded akine 1 with one ngare ‘use of he iter Tropoies “*Bietory.® Tete $ wonderful curative agent, J onld'not pare with tele or eesmats a it pie would ‘only. give 1 eg woule not ta "to be of ite KE and Simost magical bowers i suring “Gite V. 1. ANGEVINE, Post 0: ‘Dey Seek Deets, Notice.—There aré but two bona fide agencies in Washington for the sale of the Electropoise “*Victory.” Here they are: Miss Lou Lexaas, 931 F Sr. N.W,, AND Dr. 0. A. Porpy, 602 Sra Sr. N.W. at Lravixa Tows For Tue Scanren ‘You will certainly have to take either a Tronx, + Travetixe Bac or Sarouen. Why not have them from a Reliable House? You will feel more confident of the lasting quality of these goods if you purchase them from TTT 00, PPP H H A MM MIM ™ 98S. T OOP ?P Hogs SARE ko 9 Q RPr HHH AA Ma T OOP AAA MM M T P HA AMM M Troxx Maxvracronry. Sarcuers In hundreds of styles ‘and sizes, with various Uinings, running in prices trom $1.00 » $80.00. ‘Theseare trimmed with either nickel, gilt or silver mounting and beautifully finished throughout. AN INSPECTION OF OUR LINE OF Taoxxs Of all styles and in all sizes, ranging in pric> $45.00. mer are covered with either Leather, Canvas, Tin, Iron or Leatheroid. Firren Toner Bucs * - ‘Will convince you that wo carry the largest and best selected line of these useful goods in Washington. Don't forget to ask to sce the Learsenom Toys. FINE FANCY LEATHER GOODS Always in stock at the lowest prices. TOURISTS’ FOLDING PILLOWS, A NECESSITY FOR TRAVELERS, oxty 5Oc. zace. Tornaws Trex Maxvracrory, * 1231 Px Ave N.W. FACTORY, 1218 axsv 1220 E sr xw. Repairing in all our lines promptly and properly ihe aah and 12, Tene, graysand navy blues. Notwo naires ueweigut Lone Cloaks” Siz nd 12 years. Reduced from $8.50, $10 and #12. y Blue Guimpe Dresses. Sizes. 8, 10 2 ced from #4. Toand 35°35 2 & hed -----Lith st. butiding.) UR ob, Masiis Brewers: ie fe of embroid. to, B Na years. Ga floor. folo years, A Sexpnr 1 Lise Grove Dee irs Ladies’ Black Biarritz Gloves. 6: 6. Betiuced irom @1 to tse: pes pate” Stme® 5M and 7 pairs Ladies’ 8-button-lenvth Mousquetaire Suete Gloves. Size 53g 100K. ‘Reduced fom @105 RL De Fee EE ate se : : 2 Rung White and Striped Thanet Goats; ta tsitss 13. Reduced from $2.25, 82.75 and $4.00 50. ‘Ail-wool Light-weight Kilt Suits, Reduced from ba eee NE Sad x [oft Wis Taste Por cake: Be NE L OT of Japanese Folding Fans. . oe OXF J OF of Fine Erte Linen Paper Tablets 30 Oe [Lot etreas ‘Nickel Ink Stands. Be. SE TOT of Toilet Paper. 1,000sheets.... [LOT of Sinch Fancy Si2k Ribbons... ()” Om Lege nen Per 106. of © ae Se eee waiivraaiid TQ) ont Pag : Oc. O*XE L% of, Chiffon, silk em- 150. 256. SE TOF of § and 10. Point de ‘ire: 33. |® NE [0 Pot NE [OF of ‘Fine’ Colored Pisin Ghina 35c. O= Dra 8150 Tt ig no use to lay” .-Ist annex.) +g Wise Shirt Waists. Teduced from #1 to Ore sity Wash Kilt Suits. Sizes3and4. Re- 1.50 to 8c. -10th st. building.) jd. Was 81.50. Now 50°. ‘Was 83.75. Now ray ioc: — dient Plaid. Was #4.50. ibe Grenadine. ‘Was 3:25. Now ards Gray Tarnise. Was $3.25.. Pode Seciee desma, 8 ssccen eee ds line. “Was ne. 38. Sr ed Was 87.81. Now are sade oh epee boy aR ool hee 2 = ap ‘50, Satin Fan, haga’ painted, al, ie. Patinitaa Pocket Pans, 1 ‘aie Oc. Japanese Folding Fans....3¢ wages. see “Pree silver” can now enjoy a little much Beeded repose. -———__ wee ‘Mr. Astor has had a very narrow escape from. ‘the “Dearest William, thou hast left us” bard. -——— +0] : ‘The Russians are said to be inveterate card players. The czar might get even with the German emperor through the subtle agency of. the Jack pot. ———. see --—_ ‘The application by Candidate Bidwell of the fing some trouble. But it isn't nearly as-didi- euls tor Tamunany as “Grover.” —o { ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS. } o— os Denix vere Bath Sheets, Banat yes soiled. x Gor, wnt, 81010" ake & a) TRE. rename aA SS done. It ms PER CENT DISCOUNT ON it n & ANYTHING BOUGHT IN i m & 5} oun sTORE ait Bs DURING TRE n i NEXT FIFTEEN 1 "3% pays. This is short and to the point. It simply means that in addition to the bonefit of our extraordinary low prices (the tremendous reductions we've made lately all remain in force) we have made A CLEAN EVEN CUT OF FIF- TEEN (15) CENTS ON EACH DOLLAR'S ‘worth of goods that you may buy during the next 15 days in any of our arses (Ocatierss Dsnecahos ont Simply thi F sell our go ductions, at ad the room, fo t stock of” soon coming in. ‘This DISCOUNT SALE is a fitting climax to our } previous bargain sales—it means for you an opportu: nity to buy your INFANTS’, GIRLS’ or BOYS CLOTHING—MEN'S or WOMEN'S FUB! Sogiity_cousETs—UNDERWEAKqEWaLEY PERFUMERY—STATIONERY—SIL" WaRE— ART GOODS—LEATHER GOODS—TOY8—BABY our Fall Goode KING'S aa 4 price, gece Rexular price, 45. et 29c. Handsome excellent. stove rule. Meirdlar prices price, 69c. Aa tacks price, Toc. Special B5c. C. Covens— tina! etait pres Sse apes 25. Handsome Cambric Cover, tow neck, Sy, Toke ge Hambars emcidery ron OVER— with marrow embrotdery to match. Kegular price, Price, c. Sree Repvertox Sane ae Bove Rees Watsons Sauer Ontige ent Feroale, Waists. Best offered 9 aa Ww AlsTs— o Ep earns AISTS— 63c. oes an" ey mtn, te Warsrs_ Waresc™ arly doe The au Waiste in Usually sold for Sas" wih ‘go 49. tate k, tam and gray, at ie amt t LOVE Tan Silk Gloves, 29°, ‘an joves ogee, aie 3.000 white and ts, Canton and Milan Straws, at 10 Kiros, Parsce. We! una Sey Tue | SeSRRERESNRENRETE Buacx Goons | “Pusnrxe Parces. Tare A Tors. \bbbbbobtsoebeness BP EE Ee mys Per as 1 E are proud—without being vain—of the high reputation we have built for our BLACK GOODS. It is quality—nothing has done it. Perhaps we ought to grant = share of the credit to the prices. But it is quality that has made them so noteworthy. ‘The whole Iine—from beginning to end—is faultless. Brimfull of summer kinds and weights. Still, as good as they are, they have gone to the altar, where so many other departments have sent their sacrifices within the last few days. ‘Novelties have their friends and followers. But the entire community—everybody—is interested in the rise and fall of such staples asthe BLACK GOODS, Partienlarly in the “‘fall"—for the present prices are considerable of a come down from the original. Even then they scarcely covered the values they bought. How now? ‘The most popular things in black are the GRENA- DINES. Besides the weave iteelf we are showing patterns that really demand attention. 45-inch MEXICAN GRENADINE that has been selling at $2.50is NOW ONLY $1500 yard. ‘2inch Satin Striped Grenadines that were $1.25 ARE NOW 81 a yard. 45-inch MEXICAN GRENADINES that were $2.75 ARE NOW 81.75. yard. HEMSTITCHED STRIPES, GRADUATED STRIPES, PLAIN STRIPES and PLAID GRENADINES that havo been $1.50 ARE NOW 81.25 a yard. THE RIBBON STRIPED GRENADINE has always been 82. We have only enough fpr one dress left—and IT I8 BUT $1.50 yard. 46-inch BORDURE GRENADINES, with Greek, hemstitched and ribbon borders that are worth @1.75 ARE NOW $1.50 yard only. 42-mch SHELL GRENADINES—now $1.50 ayard. 46-inch CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINES, in fancy desiens—worth 82.25—now $2 a yard. HEMSTITCHED STRIPE GRENADINES, . with flower brocades—worth $2.25—NOW 82.6 yard. 43-inch ALL-SILK BORDURE GRENA- DINES—they have been 83-NOW 82.75 = yard. We have just two patterns of LARGE- FIGURED GRENADINES.. They are worth $2—but NOW 81.75 « yard is tie selling price. LUPIN'S ‘IRON FRAME” GRENADINE— NOW 7ic., $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.50. LUPIN'S ALL-SILK GRENADINES—NOW Te. , $1, $25 and $1.50 yard. ‘THE CREPE DE CHINES and CREPE JAPONS have been strong with everybody. There is a catchy ‘‘crinkle” about them that charms. Even yet ‘they are busy. You will see the reason for it if you ‘will look. 23-inch CREPE JAPON—only $1.25 8 yard. 25-inch CREPE DE CHINE that is worth 1.25 for $1» yard. 2%-inch CREPE DE CHINE—worth 61 50— NOW 81.250 yard. 24-inch CREPE DE OHINE—worth §1.75— ge te TR ‘-inch CREP! CHINE —$2.25 quality, NOW $2 a yard. won! CREPONS—$1, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 a yard. VELLS and VEILINGS of all sorts—trom all teerelinble sources, ‘You will not tet tats copeeeaty sp, woe soe means too much—too much saving—too much sntis- ‘faction. Even though the quantity ts limited—the reductions will make buyers. It is allin yourown thee | sends now—belp youresives.. —_— hold aspectal mid-sammer reducticn end clearance ale and shall offer the fol- lowing unparalleied bar- gains. 1 “odd lot” of Corsets, not one worth less than 7Sc. and many worth $1 Per pair. Chotce of the lot tomor- 46c. per pair. ‘SOc. Ladies’ Imitation Percale Shirt Waista, frilled front, plaited front and back, all stzes. anol $1.25 Ladies’ Fine White Lar plaited collar and fancy front 12igc. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed vee aii 25e. Ladies’ All-binck Silk Mitts 160 Se. and SOc. SUk Mitts, ecru and tan. Ise 16c. Ladies’ Rermsdorf Dyp Fast Biack le ‘be. Ladies’ Balbrigwan Hose, full regu- lar... She. Extra Quality Balbriggan Hose, full rerular... Mle 0c. Ladies Cardinal Richelieu Hibbed and Plain Hose....... 18e. Children's Fast Black Ribbed Hoss, seamless, sizes 6 and 64 ..... le. Children’s Plain Fast-black Hose, full regular sizes—5 to 7%... 3Gc. Children’s Extra Fine Fast Biack Hose, all sizes. 19. Plat Valenciennes “Hace, superior quality. R50. Plat 13. Eera Gutpure Lace... Ike. Ecru Guipure Lace 12%4c. All-linen Damask Towels. 25e. Extra Fine Alldinen Damesk Ie 290 “le Me Towels... ‘5c. Extra Fine and Extra Large Dam ask Towels...... = a+ 210 0c. White Linen Doylies, good size..... Ge be. White All-Hnen Napkins... 50c. All-iinen Bieached TableCloths ie 50c. Warranted Fast Turkey Red Table Damask... Se. Ladiow’ Housstitcbed Hakfe 123¢c. Ladies’ Hemstitched Hakts. Re. Ladies’ Extra Fine Em. Hakts. 5c. Crash for making towels 12Me. Crash for making towels. ‘25c. Infants’ Muslin Slips.. 35e. Children’s Muslin Dresses... ‘2%e. Children's Cambric Short Skirts le: Children's Maslin Drawers........123¢ Bde. Culéren's Gingham Dome, emb. 19c. Men's Fast Black Hone. 1234¢. Men's Linen Collars. ‘15e. Men’s Linen Cuffs. close at 5 p.m. and at 1 o'clock on Saturaays \g peeaner 4. R. Nargaxsox. Successor to B. J. Behrend & Son, 818 71a Sr. N.W. It Great Cosrxvariox Ressanr Sace On the third floor of LANSBURGH & BROS’. FAMOUS BUSINESS IN- STITUTION, 420, 422, 424, 426 has been fully realized by usin our last week's Unprecedented Remnant Sales. ‘The callers were many, satisfaction visible on everybody's countenance, 50 we say to you, Call again. bring your friends along: and there will, no doubt, be a repeti- tion of last week's HAPPINESS, SATISFACTION AND GOOD WILL. These are specifications of some of the most important offerings. 1 caso of All-woot BLACK LACE SUITING, double width, bought at an importer’s bankrupt sale. Worth no less than 7éc. per yard. We will offer the sametor 2Oc. por yard. 10 s1ecee of Black Satin Inwove MESTIC HOSIERY, in Ladies’, Gente, Misses’ and Children’s sixes, im black and colored, patent seams, abeotutely fast black. Only 1 2ho per pair. 480 yaraso¢ LioHT FIovzED BEDFORD CORDS, superb siyles, warranted fast colors. Reduced ‘rom 12 1-2o wt Be. persara. 375 verte of FINE WHITE PIQUE, remnants, perfect, without any flaw whatever. only 1 Lo. per yard. Worth Lic. 925 yaras of very FINE BED- FORD TISSUE, remnants, im light and dark patterns, warranted fast colors. onty 100. ver yore. Worth Lc. 285 nent ana aarx om crotrs PATTERNS, in beautiful styles, with: center pieces and borders made by the famous ‘“Potter Co.” Only 35e. each. ‘Worth 50c. 2 cases oF Frve PINEAPPLE TISSUE Remnants, in suitable pat- terns of light and dark figures, posi- tively fast colors. ony 6 L-4e. per vara Electropotes Ejectropotee Electrop ise Eloctrujutes Piectropoise lectropuoine Electropoine Elecerapotce lectropine Flectroyeaiee Eeanfcts Bieantotee oon [Bocecpetes Esronie Kies =i23 2=3 pasate 223 223 = neg Blectropoise Hectropotsr Kies — opuise: Eiectropotse Blectropoise Etectropoise aise Blectroveisn Electropeine Flectropise Eicctrepotses Elsctropoine Electropatse Fleetropoiso Electropatse Electropoie Electropoisr Electropuine ine Electropoise ctropoise: ctropelme ESinhoe Electropoine Electropoise estat Blectropots Electropeus: Electroputse Electropoise: leceropvtee ES Flectropoter Becca Execrnororse @ Cax Be Bovour Oxy Or Ariastic Exzcrxororse ToMPANy, 1405 New Yonx Avesve. No Buaxca Orrices Tus Cre ‘Treatment of disease by this method is rap- Sty becoming more popular facts of its wonderful cures become dismeminated. ATMOSPHERIC OxYG BY AB. SORPTION fs thestm- Hie theory upon which wuch grand results are Yased andthe ELEC- TROPOISE is the medium through Which these results have teen reached im thousands of cases of acute and chronic dis ‘eases throumhout the country and bundreds ‘tu this city. 924 P st. mow, Wastigyton. D. Sohn Went Washington, D. Dear Sirs It'is ten monthe since an using the Electre Tes acer plosmare to speas in ts praise Rae As Connesroxn- ence and consaltations cost nothing.and upon these terms you can easily afford to in- vestigate the treat- ment. Anaxnic Exscrnororse Comraxy, 1405 WN. ¥. ave., Cry Acexts For Tu Execrronzpra- nox Co., The Parent Company. No Braxeu Bes wis Ovrices. Excctrotctss Blectryoise Flectropoise Electropoise Hlectropoise Eiectropotse Electropoise Electropoise Electr Ror Hropome: mer. for 65e. BOYS’ Qe. OUT- ING FLANNEL WAISTS, SIZES 4 ‘TO 14 YEARS, aT 10. OR 3 FOR WHICH 18 SELLING 8 FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. G@-Mot more than 6 to a customer. Choice of 75e. and Rie. Boys’ White Laun- dered Shirt Waists, with collar and cufls, 8c. AND 81. archaea) cnduensow odin, euhpaneen collar and cuffs. Cut from 8c. and $1.25 to 83c. 1,25 WAISTS FOR 980. had! The stock has now become somewhat broken tn sizes aud styles, so tomorrow we shall inaugurate s “Grand Clearance Sale,” regardiess of profits. Considering that hot weather has almost Just berun and that you Will haveto swelter in it for at least two months longer, you should certainly aval yourself of this magnificent opportunity to lay ina supply of Waists to last all eum- Before enumerating the items in Ladies’ Waists wecall your etcention to the fact that tomorrow we shall sell sell, LADIES’ 50c. AND Tie. WAISTS FOR 390. We have bunched « small lot of 50and ‘75e, Waiste and will offer them tomorrow at