Evening Star Newspaper, July 28, 1892, Page 4

4 THE EVENIN WASHING THE EVENING STAR bas « regular and permanent circulation in Washington three Times larger than that of any other paper in thecisy. As a local NEWS paper and Ad- Vertising Miediam it bas no competitor. ‘The police deserve great credit for the prompt use made of the clews thrown in their way by the revelations in the Young murder nse of the colored girl who witnessed the at- tack, but did not see the robbery that followed. Quite soon these clews were availed of to get posseasion of the persons believed to have done ‘the villiany. No opportunities seem to have been wasted. The action of the authorities was, throughout, admirable in intelligence and decision. If it bad not bee for the girl's story tala on the same night the issue might have deen different, but as soon as they had the in- formation the police followed it up with » success that has won for them so much credit. Several reflections here ocour. First, the im- portance of «larger police force. so that the criminal class will not so readily undertake such desperate acts. The city of Washington and its suburbs demand for the protection of lives and property about twice the actual num- ber of metropolitan police. The increase from time to time has been slight compared with the imerease in the population, and extent of the city. It is far inferior to the necessities of the case. The capital of a great republic, with large government interests and the safety and welfare of thousands of government employes, ought surely to be at least as well policed as other cities of ite size. As a fact the security afforded here by the government is mach less than that afforded by cities some of which are | smaller in size and all of which have infinitely | less important interests demanding protection than the city of Washington. Tr Stan takes | the present occasion, when the existing system | has, ina given case, proven the efficiency of the small force employed so far as {t was pos- | sible to secure protection to eftizens, to! jhow the dnty of Congress to main- iain a full police force in Wash- ington. Policemen sufficient to watch all the squares of the city are an absolute necessity. It is not a matter of what the thing costs, it is a question of what it will cost the government and the citizens eventually to neglect the pro- vision 40 obvionsly demanded. Another point for consideration is the import- ance on the part of all who can give informa- tion throwing light on crimes, to do so promptly. Without the aid of such persons the police often work in the dark. In the Young murder the little colored girl reported at once what she saw,and the result was the apprehension of three men charged with the crimes of murder | and highway robbery. A third observation is | the demand for acloser watch upon the sections sofarfrom the main thoroughfares, so far as the umber of public and private watchm: will permit. A great proportion of the crimes is committed in the localities indicated, and not by any means always in the dark corners. The part of Capitol Hill that formed the scene of | the Young murder isa respectable quarter of | | > the ety. Other sections of equal respectability | and quietude have had their brutal murders | and highway robberies because of the facilities afforded to the more reckless sort of criminals. | The time has come for providing greater se- curity than now exists. Mazienx Deranrauesr. Choloe of any Trimmed Hat in our stock $2.48 | Were $5 to $10. | $3.75 Mull Hats...¢2.09 $2.75 Mull Hats...81.75 os 160 CORES LO All-Fancy Hats and Bonnets, fine straws and rough and ready. Were 5c. to $1.50......15c. each All Black Lace Straw Hats and Large Colored Chip snd Fancy Strow Fists. Were $1 to é -TSe. each ---Bi2e. each om sc ready... Bleach Children’s 50c. to @1 Broad Betamed Tetmmed Sailors. x 3 Iie. bunch Children's Fine @1.50 to $2.50 Fmbroldered Hata ae Hats. js Children’s 75e. Embroidered Hats. Urnorsrery || in Srasren Lrsexs. A lot of Stamped and Fancy Burean Scarfs, --25e. each ‘Trays, Splashers, &e. Worth up to 75c. 83 Wilton Rugs, 18( yards long... 1 Large Size Pillows, muslin covered. A great sactifico—33§ per cent off the marked prices of all Trunks. Croaxe, Sore Ap Same Biers Wie ‘4 Ladies' $7.50 and 89 Long Garments. Sizes 34, 36 and 38....... 91.50 each 12 Misses? $3.75 Light Flannel Blazers, striped, slightlysotied. ....... -81.48 each Ladies’ $1.50 Laundered Percale and White Shirt ‘Waints. .-50c. each Alot of Ladies’ Pronch Percale ‘aud Cheviot Shirt Waists. Were Tic. Nobby Patterns. .290. each Day Goons 1 Deranruesr. 8 a yard Allour Fine French “Satteens in eee and fig- 20e. —— ‘The bill introduced by Senator McMillan yes- terday providing for changes along the line of the tracks of the Pennsylvania road within the city limite of Washington embodies the plan made by engineers of the railroad company after conference with Mr. McMillan, and which have been fully described in Tux Stan This plan has met with the qualified approval of citizens, because it provides for the | abolition of grade crossings and death traps, im South Washington. After so many years of | effort to accomplish this, attended only by dis- | couraging failures. citizens are, as a rule, in-| clined to assent to any measure that promises | to bring about the much-desired result. Mr. Ruvoss. A lot of Fine Siik Ribbons, fancy and plain. Worth 2e. to 75c. a yard. yl gs i a yaRD. m AT a REET Prices. Qe Cay Asp Coence 10 $1 Ladies’ Summer Corsets. Sizes 26 and 28. oe. pair 98e. Children’s Aprons, slightly soiled 200 Children's Gingham Dresses. Sizes 1to 3 Fears. McMillan has given much attention to the sub- ject, and the bill he has introduced is repre- sented as being, in his view, the best measure | that can be devised, which, while giving ser] | sideration to the interests of the citizens, will not | be opposed by the railroad company. There seems to be a very general notion that no bill | opposed by the railroad company could be | pamed. Experiences of citizens in the past | bave confirmed this opinion. If the bill now | offered becomes a law. citizens will be grateful | to Mr. McMillan for the good it contains. Its | passage would be in the nature of a confession by Congres: that that body is powerless to! legislate on matters affecting the Pennsylvania | company except on terms suggested by that | great sale | As « matte: of expedieney, then, citizens gen- | erally may approve or at least not oppose the | changes proposed to be made in the tracks on Virginia cud Maryland avenues. It is not likely either tha: there will be any serious opposition to the propo-ed granting to the railroad com- + and greater privileges on the | - rrender to the company 4 Low practically in its posses- | ston, if such opposition is likely to endanger the prospect of securing the abolition of grade | crowings. Yhere is one bad feature of the measnre, however, for which all the good it! promises would be no compensation. That is the proposal to surrender the Long bridge entirely to the railroad company | and to have a new bridge for the} Public use constructed above it. In many ways | the Long bridge is a greater evil than the! surface railroad. The bridge in its present | condition is constant menace to the property in the lower levels of the city. and certainly | citizens will never submit without protest to having another bridge placed near it to form a new obstecle to navigation and to increase the danger in time of freshets, expecially when sich & Measure docs not seem to be required as an engineering necessity. ss Wer neceemrily femiliarizes mea with bru- tality, and for that reason alone it is not sur- | prising that men olf in the service should re- | ward, or affect to regard, the hanging by the | thumbs as e trivial affair. But it is impossible | to Justify Col. Streator’s action on the ground | that such methods were used with men who | were in most cases ignorant and who had | Joined the army because the food, shelter and | meager pay were indncements. Even technical | authority to infict such a punishment could Rotoversbadow the fact that » man who lacks | the ability to dincriminate, is tatally unfit to | hold diseretionary power. eo ____ fair Pent. spe: monty be might put Mr. Reed im the chair to do the quorum| countay. see | The renomination of Thos. agpeyepeer ead Fae TO COUNTERACT THE EF- Ang indication that Congress 12 to continue in sercesm. einliatemreintans Some indignant Hyaiteville citizens may go sofar esto blame thee Henry George ideas for the weather. —— * ‘The men of note who have been pointed to as Possessing cold natures are now subjects fur congratulanon. —_-- ee —___ ‘There is considerable apprehension that the world’s fair appropriation Wil be overcome by the beat of diseaseioa, ——— ‘The thermometer presente a very strong snti- filapustering argument. —-—- ee No doubt Bergman's cartridges failed to go off because he knew they were loaded. — ee The avenue cable has been laid and rapid transit wilj hatch very soon now. — 0 ‘The weather department was xaficiontly ac @ommodating to even promise a blizzard. Te. - and 81 Children's Caps | Ho osreny Axp Us: DERWEAR, ‘Ife. Children’s Biack —— Since 6. G6. Tand 7%. : 35e. Ladien’ 35e. Children’s Jean Waists. Sines 3 and 5. stightly sotied.. -. 280. each 0c. Lailies’ Ribbed Corset Cowess, high neck and sleeveless ‘BBE. each Bir 7 Fix inition A lot of “Princess Dalgourky” Cashmere and Silk Sashes. Were $1.50. 8c. each A lot of Ladies’ 25. Metal Belts. A lot of Olive Wood Stick, Satin Fans, painted. Worth 50:.... | Exsnomeny Axp Laces. One lot of Embroidery Remnants, A lot of Ic. Colored Laces. Odds and ends in 45-ine! Worth #1 and #1.50 yard... - Be. yard Alot of Point d'Irelande Laces. Worth B0c. and 63c ne 20e. yard _Warth Boxs Sumer Waure Alot of 5c. Blouse Waists. A lot of #1 Laundered “King” B aUM's POPULAR SHOPPINGSPLACE, SEVENTH sT. A. Kavemas. it No Resr * FOR THE WICKED OR THE GOOD. _IF YOU ARE ALLOW IF TO CAUSE DULL TRADE —ot DAILY SALES SHOW T ATTRIBUTE TH! PLENTY OF THEM —AND PROPER ATTENTION TO_ EVERY CUSTOMER MEEPS THE BALL A BOLLING —rTO ADVER’ ADYA FoR THE PALR NOW —Wi 1.13. -—ANOTHER aT ADVANCE TO |BE SOLD FOR THAT Ai REGULAR BLANEET SRASON OPRNA. SWOCED THIS “AD* CAUSE YOU To PERSPIRE -WE PUT ON SALE TWO ITEMS IN LADIES’ | FECT. | FROM ANYTHING OFFERED THIS SEASON. YRexusaxr Dar Tononsow, 719 MABERT SPACE, Con. sTh ST. AND PENNA AVE USEFUL ANDISE IX BROKEN lots, short lengths, REMNANTS, he., ot BAR- GAIN PRICES. 7 yards 42-inch ALL-WOOL MEDIUM GRAY D' BEIGE. Former price, $5.25. REMNANT PRICE, 94.20 per piece. 24 yards 46:inch ALL-WOOL STREL GRAY HENRIETTA. Former price, $1.60. REM- NANT PRICE, ‘90c. per piesa, ‘Tyards 46.inch ALL-WOOL BLACK HEN- RIETTA. Former price, 97. REMNANT PRICE, 05.2% per piece. ‘Tyarés 40-inch ALL-WOOL BLACK FIG- UBD NOVELTY. Former price, $7. BEM- NANT PRICE, piece. ‘36 yards aeinth ALE WOOL L.GRAYD’ Bien Former price, @2.63 REMNANT 81.75 per piece. 11% yards 22inch ALI-SILK SURAB STRIPE GRENADIN +.’ Former price, $11.50. REMNANT PRICE, ‘$8 per piece. 94 yards 28-inch ALL-SILK BLACK POLEA SPOT GRENADINE. Former price, $6.13. REMNANT PRICE, 96 per piece. Resxaxts Or Wirre Goovs. 20 pattern§ WHITE PLAID and STRIPED SWISS LAWK, in longtha, slighty soiled from window. er price, 18c. and ‘Se. 8 yard. REMNANT PRICE, 0c. yard. Rexxasts Or Sur Uspzawesn. 8 LADIES’ LISLE COMBINATION SUITS, Ecru. Former price, $1.25. REMNANT PRICE, S80. suit. 2 LADIES’ COTTON COMBINATION SUITS. Former price. 6c. REMNANT PRICE, ‘BSc. each. 10 LADIES' PINK AND BLUE RIBBED VESTS. Former price, 2c. REMNANT PRICE, 11e. each. 7 BOYS’ BALBRIGGAN VESTS, sizes, 13to 15years. Former price, 0c, REMNANT PRICE, 17. each. 20 MISSES’ SUMMER COMBINATION SUITS. Former price, #1. REMNANT PRICE, 50c. each. Rewsaxrs Ov Lacs LOW REMNANT PRICES. Renxaxrts Or “Toner Anriotzs. 10 small POWDER PUFFS. Formar price, Se. REMNANT PRICE, Se. each. 4 BOTTLES OF COLGATE’S VIOLET PER- FUME. Former price, 30c. REMNANT PRICE, 280. bottle. 20 CAKES COLGATE'S FINE TOILET SOAP, slightly bruised. Former price, 12to 20e. REMNANT PRICE, 8. each. 6 CAKES OF BEST CARBOLIC SOAP, Former price, 20c, REMNANT PRICK, 12 COMBS, wi oe ai aot of tie P eid E, fc. each, Resxasts Or Groves Ar Repvozn : Parces To Crose. Ropar te Hoe TACMMER BAL- inches. Former price, ASR EIR Rie eng 1 ap vanes Be 290. pair. Reger; Eevee Bare eae, ae OF ety ;EDUCED PKIC! W. A. Preece & Co. 719 MARKET SPACE, ws: Cor. #th st. and Pa. ave. want Sate ON THE THIRD FLOOR OF Laxsscron & Bao. FRIDAY 18 REMNANT DAY. GREAT SPECIALTIES AND MANY MORE ‘TOO NUMEROUS FOR SPECI- FICATION. Ove case or prsz aPPLe TIS8UE BEMNANTS in suitable patterns, war- aha aaa a Ovr 2, 4 aa 5c. vzranr- MENTS are well stocked with » full and Perfect line of Calicecs, Challies, Canvas Cloths, Lawne and many other useful ma- terials. One case ov inpra saTixz REM. MANS in Black and Gray, beautiful pat- ferns, perfect, and © good imitation of Summer Silk, reduced trom 20 to 123 conta per ya. We taro atun tine of WHITE INDIA use nemwants at 5, 61,8, 10, 123 cents per 34., which deserves fall recognition on the Record of Bargains, und we call the attention of the most skeptical to this exceptional offering. Tuner cases or rixe caeviors in light, medium and dark patterns; fast ie Two cases or rive ENGLISH PON- GEE Remnants; select patterns; fast col- Pom 1 Qic. 80. per sa. A Lor ov Five PERstaN MULL in light patterns ; silk Sinish, an imported fab- Bon wet 1 8c. 10 L0c. per sa. 18 rizces or cneam cotoned NOVELTY SERGE, with high colored polka dots and stripes. Reduced from 100. 10 Bic. versa. Wi HAVE REDUCED OUR ENTIRE a 0c. OUTING CLOTHS Be. yee va. NE OASE OF CORDED PIQUE REM- nants in suitable lengths. Reduced from 150, %0 1 1c. versa. ‘The busy rush has made many odds in our Dressing Sacque Department, closing out many lots all to. few sizes, These are always barriers and must be forced out. To do this effectually price is no object. ‘These odd sizes will be on sale on our Second Floor, Underwear. Depgrtment. 4 wpm iver nessixe BACQUES, 2 clusters of five fine tucks down front, Hamburg embroidery round neck, Sleeves and collar. 1se.1-s8 240. Prior, 50c. 2 yrxe wurre Lawn pnessixa SACQUES, tucked down front and round the bottom, surplice neck edged with Ham- burg edge, tucked, cuff and ruffle round the nieeves. 2-22. Pricz, 750. 5 vise victoria Lawn press. ING SACQUES, tucked front, surplice neck, saflor collar with fine beading of tn- sorting set in, Wide cuff and ruffle round Dottom of lawn with insorting. Size 1-22. 2-34. 2-36. Pare, $1.48. 1 pryy rept tixeN peessixe SACQUE, with two rows of fine inserting, 4 clusters of tucks down front, ruffle round neck and sleeves and bottom. suse Paice, $1.98. Ovr Great Scccess Is due to the modern style of doing Cream business, our Candies are all fresh Mints, and delicious, the prices are Scents lower than any place in Weshing- abox. ton for equal quality and the de- mand is so great that it enables us Fruit to sell the very hest of everything Crystals, at popular prices. An inspec- 13 cents tion invited. abox. Con. 111 Axp F Srs, 328 The Popular Confectioners. War Nor onepatr of en's shoes bought during our discount sale, if the value SAVE FROM be 85, you get for 64, s clean saving of adollar. Soon all through our 50 CENTSTO stock—€4 Shoes for $3.20 and 82.40 for $3Shoes. On Ladies’ Goods 15 ONE DOLLAR. per cent off. J. E. Linz, 422 9ra Sr. Exzcrnorotse. Amasric Exzcrnororsz Co.. 1405 N. Y. Ave. ONLY WASHINGTON AGENTS. Viraz Sraristres Of the past week show an alarming increase of fatality caused by what are popularly known as “ee Scmazr Comrramrs.” Acute cases of DYSENTERY, DIARRHEA and kindred Aiseases are cured by the Electro- Poise in miraculously short period, while chronic cases of the latter disease are effectually. cured by continued treatment. results are ‘We have evidence of cures which we. pleased tp show you. Ge Oxe Ovrice. 1405 N. Y. Ave u #é. “BzpertiShoe Fitters.” A217 Py Ave N. W. bon WILL CONTINUE FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER TO SELL THEIR ENTIRE STOCK AT CosT. Wassanre Dnuzss Fysarcs. One case of Figured Cotton Challies and Lawns, in dark colors, black and white grounds—positively fast colors. OUR REBUILDING PRICE, 4c. A YARD. ‘Two cases of Printed Pongees and Mull and light grounds, that were good value at 1260. OUR REBUILDING PRICE, 9. A YARD. in dark One case of Figured Satines, in a variety of styles and colors, formerly 12}4c. OUR REBUILDING PRICE, %&. A YARD. One hundred pieces of Printed Sea Island Pongees, that wore 15 and 18. OUR REBUILDING PRICE, 12%. A YARD. Ware Dress Goons. . White India Linons now. 3 Swiss Flouncings. @1 Embroidered Swiss Flouncings... Faxcy Panasors Av Harr Paice. Allour Gloria and Silk Umbrellas at cost prices. All grades from 87c. to 88. ‘We have in stock a largo variety of Lace Curtains, which we're offering below cost prices, and if you are in need of anything in the curtain line it will be money tn your pocket to see us before buying. Wraaara & Enwoxsrows. \_ [you've not already oe Baer no better Freezer It's name suits it exact] turns and the cream is ready.“ Ho — being Eye semane 9 oe bo Wruaanm & Eowoxstox, 2 Hor Wearnze Srectanres Ar bought a Refriger- fy you better tian anyone ‘aterman"” is acknowledgl; in the use of the few 3a fifth 1205 Pa Ave N.W. In Men's, Boys’ and Children's Clothing the bar- gains we offer are invincible. This tremendous sate end outlay will last for TWO days only. Like the | bird that would not sing, was made tosing, 9018 ts with us. Clothing that won't go must be made to go, REGARDLESS of cost. ‘We are now selling, Suits that sold for $10, $12, $12.50 and 815, in light and dark shades, sacks and cutaways, 50 styles to select from, for Tapa en a oo % 8 F . 209 wow 7 - ‘Children’s Suits that sold for $3.75, 84.50 and @5 are now selling for $2.75, and suits that sold for €2.75, $3.25 and $3.50 now sell for $1.50. Fitber of these lots, 25 styles, to select from. Knee Pants (all wool) now sell for 40c. From 4to Iyears, Knee Pants (woolen filling) now sell for 2c. Enoo Pants (tweed and jeans) now sell 3 for 2ic. From 4 to7 years. Boys’ Flannel Coats and Vests now sell for 65c. Up to 18 years. Boys’ Linen Coats and Vosts now sell for 60. Up to 18 years. “REMEMBER, thisis the greatest and, to us, the ‘most ruinous SALE OF FINE CLOTHING ever held in WASHINGTON, for we have decided to clear out our entire stock of SUMMER CLOTHING irrespective floss. Now is yourtime. Take advantage of this ‘one chance in s lifetime." Come at once. Caxxox Bar, Crome Co.. 7TH AND D STS., Mobinson & Parker's old stand), at BAKER & NELSON, Managers. L A DDD IT ERR g5Sg 4 AAR PUES § , AA DU FE Sssy L, MAD DHE gs TLLL Av A DoD UW EER 5xs' Our Bargain Counter is loaded with Manufacturers’ Samples of High and Low Cut-Shoes, which we are offering from 33 to 50 per cent below regular prices. All Low Shoes not on the bargain counter will be 01420 per cent below marked prices, GGG. REE NN N TTTTT, § SEO SRN T ER NNN T Goak NNN T GGG EEE N NN T ‘We are giving 20 per cent discount on all Low Shoes, consisting of Kangaroo, Oxfords, Prince Alberts Southern Tiesand Russia Caif Blucher Oxfords, Geo. W. Rice. $23, 717 MARKET SPACE. Keer Coot. TWENTY-SEVEN-THOUSAND-DOLLAR STOCK OF OTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS TO SELECT FROM. ALSO GENTS! FURNISHINGS, CLOTHING, HATS For a few days, im order to raiuo cash for our eredit- ors, we will make the following inducements: PROFITS AND COST NOT TAKEN INTO CON- SIDERATION. Here are given a ist of some thirt in at y bargains These prices will By only 1 a as 5,000. We b: goods and sell GROSS erage tft a cee 3_,W- SELBY'S CASH SHOE STORE, _sy23-Lm* new Bangaver Snoz Sure aT 1015 F STREET N.W. THIS LAST WEEK OF JULY WILL CLEAN OUT MANY OF OUR ODDS AND ENDS. WE HAVE ONE LOT OF MISSES’ $2 AND $2.50 HEELED SHOES, SIZES 11 TO 13%, WHICH WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT G5c. PER PAIR. ONE LOT OF LADIES’ @2 SHOES aT 9c. PER PAIR. SEVERAL LOTS OF LADIES’ OXFORDS AT LESS THAN COST OF PRODUC- ‘TION. ONE LOT OF MEN'S RUSSIA CALF BAL- MORALS, HAND SEWED, AT $2.05 PER PAIR. SIZES 9, 94, 10, 104 AND 1L REGULAR @5 SHOES. ONE LOT OF MEN'S $6.50 PATENT CALF BALS. AT 63.75 PER PAIR. EVERYTHING WE HAVE GOES AT ‘BANERUPT PRICES. Tar Wassex Sor Hous wos L115 F Stare N. W. Woopwarn Axp Lorsnor. 10TH, 11TH AND F STS N.W. —— Closed this and other evenings at 5; Saturdays at 1. Pa Tomorrow, Farmar. Rewxaxr Crzantse Dar. Tax Lasr Bor Oxe Pator To Tue “Recrosixe.” HE END IN VIEW—Only «couple Gays more ‘Saturday's the day ; 1 o'clock’s the hour. ‘Thanks are due the public for the tmmediate and tre- ‘men@ous responses to our announcements during this | “clearing” sale. We are satisfied to know that the Public read our advertisements—end, best of ail, be eve inthem. Why? becauss they know we adver- tise just what we wave; therefore alwaye have what we advertise. Reduetions—general_ and unu- ‘sual—have been the order of the day. Pacts in ref- erence toan ‘Bad in Véew” stimulate still further re- ductions. We are speaking of *REMAINDERS” ‘now—*‘small lots,” “‘odds and ends,” “broken sizes," “short lengthe" of perfect guods; also things sotled, museed or otherwise defaced This character of goods, as we said yesterday, is bothersome in stock takinz. It's tedious to count and hard tocaloulate, therefore every single thing of @ “Remnant” nature, no matter how low it was marked at frst, is now marked at HALF AND LESS THAN HALF Its original price. We haven't once stopped to think of what thisand that cost us. Rich choosing in the BLACK AND COLORED DRESS GOODS DEPART- MENTS, SILKS. AND 80 ON—this season's voods, use Pub iengtie, the lowest to the highest priced~REDUCED TO HALF PRICE. A few HIGH-CLASS DRESS ROBES—16 in all—inarked so low that they oughtn’t bebere at closing time tomorrow. What you see here is but a sugorstion of today’s revort. It will assist you, however. Every department will reapond to your call for Remnant bargains. Details below. Mews Fonssmso Derartuest. 3 Business Noglice Shirts, Fiske, Clark and make, dress bosoms and link cuffs. Sines 14, 1436 and 15. Reduced from €3.50 to Newlige Shirts. Sizes 14, 15an16. Re- duced from $1.25 to 85e. 2 Fancy Bosom Shirts, soiled. Sizes 1444 and 17. Reduced from @1 to 75c. 2Poff-bosom Shirts. Size 15, Reduced from 81.75 to 750. 1 Night Shirt, damaged, fancily trimmed, Blze 15. Reduced from 0c. to 2c. 1 Terry Bath Wrap, sotled. Reduced from $8 to 86. A smal! lot of Striped Lisle Half Hose. Stzes 9, 944. 10, 1034 and 11. Reduced from 624 to ‘Bbe. ae for $1. (First floor .. -- Ist annex.) pce Re Taavetixe Goons Deranruexr. 1 Men's Traveling Trunk,28-tnch, scratched. Reduced from $9.75 to 86. 1 Ladies’ Enameled Canvas Dress Trunk, ‘BB-inch. Reduced from 813 to $11.50. 1 Cloth Cind Bag, 14-inch, leather ends, bot- tomand lining. Reduced from $2.25 to 950. 4Club Bags, samo style, 10-inch. Reduced from #1.35%o 50c. 1 Cloth Club Bag, grain leather ends and bot- tomi, leather covered frame and inlay, leather Lined. Reduced from 82. 15 to 7c. 1 Hat Trunk, 16-inch, leather bound. Re- duced from 4. 11th st. butlding.) Basement . Duzss Goovs Deranruest. Only stxteen of our SPXING AND SUMMER PATTERN DRESSES left. We are determined to Fell them before stocktaking, so have re- duced them all to the uniform price of €7.50. 2 Combination Sutts—iight tan and light grey—embroidery and bead trimmings. Re- duced from €30 to $7.50. 2 Sk and Wool Camel's Hair Grenadine Robes—two-toned offects—reseda and tan. Re- duced from $30 to $7.50. 1 Tennis Suit Pattorn—white ground with red stripe and 6-inch white border with red dots. ‘Reduced from 818 to 87.59. 5 Serge Patterns in medium shades of tan, Jt. gray and navy blue, with handsome giz-zag borers. Reduced from 814 to 87.50. 3Patternsin plain and fancy weaves with narrow silk and wool border. Reduced from S12.25 to $7.5 GG The above are all this season's goods with tho exception of the first four on the list. All remnants of HIGH CLASS WOOLEN and FINE COTTON GOODS AT EXACTLY HALF PRICE. (First floor, -10th street building. ) ——— Rissos Deranrwesr. Asmall lot of 9-inch Moire Sash Ribbon in brown and navy blue. Keduced from 50 to Be. yard. Under skylight.) (First floor i He NE Croax Deranruenr. 1 Silk Shoulder Cape. Size 36. Reduced from 87.50 to $1.50. 3 Lace Shoulder Wraps, silk lined Sixes ‘S8and 40. Reduced from $16 to #4. 2 Black Noveity Cloth Vests. Sises 36 and ‘38. Reduced from $5 to $2. 1 Fancy Silk and Wool Vest. Sizo38. Re- duced from $8.75 to 84.75. 1 Black Lace Wrap, ribbon trimmed. Size 36. Reduced from §25 to $10. 1 Black SUk and Lace Wrap. Size 32. Re duced from @12 to $6.75. 1 Black Mohair Ulster. Size 36. Reduced to 94.50. 1th st. building.) (Third floor... A Sa Sore Derssruesr. 5 Outing Ctoth House Dresses. Sizes 34, 38 and 40. Reduced from 82.25 to $1.75. 1 Black Silk Petticoat, Reduced from $21 to 87.50. 2 Scotch Zephyr Flannel Shirt Waists. Sizes ‘BBand 38. Reduced frum 83 to 75e. 1 Black Henrietta Skirt. Reduced from @15 to 65. 5 Plaid Percale Wrappers. Sizes 40 and 42. Reduced from $2.25 to $1.50. 1 Plaid Cambric Wrapper. Size 44. Reduced from 81.25 to 900. 4 Fancy Silk Waists. Sizes 32, 38 and 40. Reduced from 86.50 to 83.75. (GA floor... ‘1th st. building.) asses’ Deranrwesr. 2 White Dresses, trimmed with embroidery. —— ‘Reduced from 84.50 and $5.50 to 1 Handsomely Embroidered White Suit. Stse a (one piece). Reduced from $15.00 to 2Navy Blue Flannel Guimpe Dresses. Sizes Sand 10 years. Reduced from $4.25 and @4.75 to $2.50. 1 Tan Cape Jacket. Size 18 years or 34 bust, Beduced trem $10.00 to $5.00. 5 Reefor Jackets, tan, navy blue and dark '6.8and 14 years. Reduced from Saaoor: Peete srvese Hah st, bailing.) 6 Strlued Flanne] Cont 9 ané 10, 7 Wanuable i “tit 20d sailor Tiss ¥ % “Su A-Ppsamo- ar 3 > E. > VERYBODY ts in « pickle hunting comfort. And we are pursuing the same purpose we bare. ‘RE been fore month past—ridding ourselves of sum- ‘mer stock. There is comfort in the WASH WRAP- PERS, TEA GOWNS and SHIRT WAISTS, and you | ‘Will find them as light in price as they are im weight. Could the conditions be more favorable for you? ‘Ther coulin't for us—with this “sandown” driving you to | cok relief. : Let's see about these things—‘‘ficuratively” speak— ing: HANDSOME PRINT WRAPPERS are oniy 980. and #1.15. CAMERIC WRAPPERS, crossed with large Dias plaidsin black, blue and pink, Wattean back. are only $1.50. CREAM BATISTE WRAPPERS, with full front and Watteau back, are on/y #1.75. WHITE BATISTE WRAPPERS, covered ‘With nest color figuring, made with full front. Watteau back and ribbon ties, are oniy @2.76. LINEN LAWN WRAPPERS, trimmed with Diack of colored embroidery, are only $3.08. FIGURED CHALLIS TEA GOWNS, trimmed with ribbon, are only 83.75. FIGURED BATISTE WRAPPERS, trimmed with embroidery to match, and made with Watteau back, are only $5. FINE DIMITY WRAPPERS, with «matt ote in black of colors, are only €5. FRENCH SATINE WRAPPERS, with plaited front and princess back, are only $8. ‘The reduction includes every WAIST that is Jeft—and there are some beauties. NAVY BLUE SATINE, WAISTS—polka-dot patterns, platted front and back, are only 6%. WASHABLE BEDFORD ODRD WAISTS, striped in black, bine and pink, are only 730. FIGURED BATISTE WAISTS, with plaited ruffle down the front and tucked both front and back, are only @1. 32and 34 are the only sizes left. BLUE. PINK and GRAY-STRIPED SCOTCH GINGHAM WAISTS, plaited back and front, are only 81.25. STRIPED MADRAS WAISTS are only 81.25 LIGHT BLUE and PINK CHAMBRAY MULL WAISTS, in black, white, cardinal and pink, with jabot down the front, are only $1.50. STRIPED WASH SILK WAISTS—only in sizes 32 and 34—are only 82.75. FINE WHITE LAWN WAISTS are only $1.50, $1.75 and 82. SILE WAISTS are only @3.98, $4.50, €5, 86 and 87. FANCY SILK FRONTS, in piain colors and polka dot patterns, are only @1.75. Such atime as youcan have buying these helps to keep cool. You will notice how short we are on some of the sizes—iet that urge you to be prompt—test when you come even they should be gone. Wecan Promise you there will be lots of folks after them, > Penny's “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 1840. ‘Telephone 905. Renuaste — Feasrrvne, Caneers, MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES AND WORKS OF = aRT. AT CASH PRICES.—. ————SOLD ON CREDIT. UPON EASY TERMS. —— ACCEPTING A SMALL PORTION OF THE HOUSE- KEEPERS" ——-WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS,——_ ENTAILING NO BURDEN UPON HER, THOUGH SHE HAVE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. oF EVERY COMFORT ARE A FEW OF THE INDUCEMENTS OF OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM. TO ONCE BECOME A BENEFICIARY OF IT GUARANTEES A CONTINUED INCREASE IN DOMESTIC FEIACITY AS WELL aS AN ac- CUMULATION OF WEALTH OTHERWISE UN- ATTAINABLE BY THOSE OF ONLY MODER- ATE INCOMES. HOUSE & HERRMANIS CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, 921 AND wes 7TH ST. ax> 696 MASS. AVE. N.W. Curxa Axp Crocxzar. While we do not sell slow grade CROCKERY and CHINA we keeps full Sfaice moderate price goods within the Guass Wwane ‘We keep a full line of Glass Ware, trom low- priced Tumblers, Goblets, &c., to the Richest Krseses, Seneca: In this department our stock ts always com- plete, from the emallest article to the largest REFRIGERATOR of line reach wes 1215 Pot and 1tseon Hr See Are, Seem ‘Fou tosktp every men's Pi ‘come from the four ends: District lime to ek ee Tas Is Banoarx Tom Tre raists noyat 1» doine more than oftor regular stock of Summer Goods at reduced prices. The whale. tale markets ar: emo vusited and eurplus steaks of manutacturcrs ond importers are being secured on terms advaniaveous (we fo you. 59o. tortne Perret Dyess Shirts, mate to elt te proprietors of exclusive men's furniahings stores, who retail them st @1 each Judged from our view of values we dean them worth mo more then §5 cents, The fronts and cuffs are saperior linen and bese. | tifulty laundered, but the body of the Shirt te of thin, muslin. Only thiscan be said in favor of the light. ‘weight muslin: It is just the thing for this warm weather, and as. after continuous washing, the mus- iim thickens, the shirt by winter time will be fast right imwoleht. Allsizs. Only BGo. each, See window corner of 12th street and Peonaylvania avenue, which js Glied with samples. Also the following bargains tm 10.. for Le. quality Four-piy Linen Collere, th all the latest shapes and sizes, 15e. for 2 coat Fourply Zine Cue The lowest possibie prices batng quoted no further reduo- ion can be made for ‘omens of cola a cuffs, Maxcracronen's Tinea Srock. Sex.1%0 more Umtratian than ta the betetat of the ives during the bargain thue of the year. Its only at this season that the maker ts willing todo with out profit to keep his handsat work. Thes we can such bargains as follows $2.25 wees ‘Umbrellas, with stiver-trimmed cook bore ‘that retail —s haplice, usually at 64.50 and 5 $1.50 Men's Warranted Umbrolias, with tho correct eroot Lanse of norarel seams ‘The improved Paragon frainc, inaking the Umbrella vory stuall whem rolled. Madeto retail at 62.25. 2] 97 $1.25 reaiee vrrettan with curiously twisted, natural wood handies, with aud without flagree atlver trimmings. ‘The few do2n samples displayed in large center window will tell you how superior they are. 81.98 <craiee warvantea Umbretias, with chotce handies usually found only in umbrellas costing: 82.50, $2 Wand $1.50 cach. Ask to eee those with fleur-de-lis and cellulotd ring handles Se-The genuine “Gloria” Umbrellas, such as usu- Ainch improved paragon frames at 1.35 tnstesd of #1.50. Some New Hasoxencaers. q 13c.—ran to mothe new soallopad and embroidered novelties for autumn wear. Ten styles of all whites white with pink, red, blue, yellow and lavender em- broidery ; also solid colors. For the men are showm Warranted All-linen Handkerchiefs and full size, only 13e. or 2 for Tur New Avruigve Laces. The “‘ongared” designs of these Laces are marvel ous imitations of hand-inade, the prices not less « surprise: Me. = Bhe., Be. and 40e, 0 yard, 3 to Ginches wide.” Seo samples in ‘window of No. 1M? Pa. ave. Jeweuny You Kxow Or. 5Oc. tor tne #-karat Gold Latiow Rings, with claw ters of imitation precious stones, heretofore sold at 0 cents. 2C. for Stick Pins in real gold designs, made tore: ‘tail at 150, each. 9 25. tor Piingree Silvoroide Belts that have sold all the season at 48. each. ‘THE PALAIS ROVAL. (Continued bulow.) Scooxo Froon Curammo Sauce or Lanes: Axo Curprews Ganwexrs, Wausts.—rne summer tavorites—Lawn end fk Waists—will Le important parts of your toilet for two months yet. But we are done with them. Our'buy- er's time and thoucht ts now directed to the autama and winter wraps. 49.c. win make you possessor of the Pizured Por- cale and Lawn Waists heretofore sold at 85 comts, " 63c. tor me 960. Biack Batiste Waists, with polke dots of lavender, biwe, white. 4 OC. for any of the $1.25 Waists in our Mr. Lin- dau's department. $2.98 torany ot tose Sak Walsts that sold at £5.50 and $6. Binck, cardinal and pink the only colors now remaining. Biszer Scrrs, Aux Suzes. Once again are all#‘zes to be had bere, im mavy and Diack Storm Serve, of best quality and finish Oar buyer induced the maker tothus use his surplus of Serwea, enabling the Palais Royad oofer Sutte va alk izes for only 69.76 and 812.96. Tas Reans Lixe Frortos. Beaded SUK Wraps that wore @12. 615, 618, 620 and $23, only 8£.987or chotes. Lives Frovren Laws Sore. ‘These two-piece suite were made to sellet 8.50, though now afcred at only 81.98. You need only to havea suit triedon. If youdotry one on you'll bug tt. A Snawt To Treascne, Plenty of the ordinary-Shawis are hereat much lower price than $1.98. But €1.98 will now securee Shaw! you may treasureas being as scarce as 0 faultless: @iamond. The scarcity of Shetiand wool ts not the ‘only reason for ite great cost. A Shetland Wool Shewl fs among the Shawises is thediamond emong gems. Did you ever before know of aGenutine Shetland Wool ‘Shawl at less than @5? ‘The manufacturer is now busy with the making of winter garments, When the Palais Royal bayer made bid for his entire sarpins stock of Lawn, Gingbem and other Wrappers be saxnptedgrumbling eloud of Ais money loss, but very likely seorectly glad to be rid P oummer gots. This interests you because you gale thereby —from Bc. to Of. 6 willescure Wrappers thal otherwise would be from @1.t5 to-¥b. Seach. Crocuer Axp Mansenizs Qoure ‘Weare supplying so many hotel heopers and boar@- ing houses with Bed Spreads that we think we are Justified in advertising as being Hesdgwartere. Good Crochet Spreads for OP conte and Superior MaresiIies for €2.08 docm't read amy different then any other advertisement of spreads. Amd ttt ¢ wewhe are doing the most of the selling. Is not the more) ob Gowse Fir For Bares ‘They are marfed 61.35, 61.48 end @148 though ony one is wours for G1. The worst we can ony of ‘them is they are slightly creased. Made of best com> brice and musline, with lace and ernbrotdery tim mings, thet are not only beautiful: bat rettable—oS toash end retain thetr bemuty. é ‘ 4 g£