Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1892, Page 4

4 _THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. = —— CROSBY 5. NOYES ——— == = HE EVENING STAR times larger than that of any ether paper in theeity. Asa local NEWS paper and Ad- jum it has we competitor. ‘The police inspection of the garbage matter, Fesulting as it has already in a report showing gross dereliction of duty and insufficiency of means, is likely to do considerably more than ‘thet. The appointment yesterday by the Com- missioners of Lieut. Hollinberger and twenty- seven men picked, three from each of the nine police precincts in the city, to act as an anxil- fary to the health department, gives promise of good results. It probably means as competent @ supervision as is possible with the force at command. Certainly with only about one- seventh of the garbage removed on a given day, as was the case according to the report made by Maj. Moore to the Commissioners, it fe time for radical reform. The addition of fifteen carts, promised by the collector, will fncrease the facilities for collection—but if the rivers and occasional assistants are to be per- mitted to pick out the easy places and gossip ten or fifteen minutes while exposing the con- tents of the garbage previously collected in this leisurely manner, to the disgust of the neighborhood, very little will be accomplished. ‘Many more than 5,904 collections a day must be made in = city approximating 40,000 houses. ‘There is hope that with the impetus given by ‘the public discontent there may be under the police supervision = considerably improved service in future. But there must be no more half-measures. ‘The contractor must no longer be allowed to shirk his obligations. He must give personal ‘oversight to his work and see that his men are not loafing. or selecting only the easy jobs, or at- ‘tending only to those persons who pay them extra, or give them a dram. And above all he must be compelled at once to supply « force able to make complete collections at every house in the city. Every pains must be taken to havea clean ¢ity, both for iue present health and comfort of ite population. and to be in readiness for the ‘vast crowds that will come here next month on the G. A. R. occasion. There is also the danger of a cholera visitation to be averted by a prompt cleaning up. Asthe month draws nigh when the veterans are to meet in grand encampment the ques- tions as to information accumulate. Chairman Edson does well to send out a circular letter (published in yesterday's Stan) covering s large number of pointe. This letter deals with transportation, accommodations, special arrangements, such as halls, the coming of comrades ahead of the time to secure assign- ments of quarters, release of the executive committee from responsibility where quarters have been obtained through some other agency, suggestions as to tents and bedding, the secar- ing of quarters by wives. sons and daughters of members before leaving home and the proper arrangements for quarters &c., secured in ad- vance by others than members and their fami- lien. Very many other topics connected with the occasion are treated in the circular which it fs expected will be read all over the Union where therevis an interest in the encampment. Prep- arations for the encampment are going on in fine shape and rapid progress is being made. —— eo Judging from his vigorous speech in the com- mons yecerday Mr. Gladstone does not mind the tory jeers about his being in the power of | the Irish. He takes the sensible position under | the cireumstances that on questions vitally con- | cerning each of the grand divisions of the united kingdom, the will of the majority of the members from thst division should be re- spected. In general he scouted the idea of scrutinizing votes to see where the govern- ment's majority comes from, but when a scheme is proposed fundamentally affecting any part of the country it is right, he affirmed, oybertnt pleas "abet by the people immediately affected. a Ex-Executive Clerk James R. Young has been condemned by the Senate and indorsed by his Profession. In view of the numerous eccen- ‘tricities that the Capitol has witnessed the in- dorsement carries with it a great deal more force than the condemnation, a If Gov. Buchanan runs in Tennessee as an in- dependent democrat against nominee Turney another Alabama result is probable—a hot con- test, a squabble over the count and » small ma- Jority for the regular ticket. All this sort of thing may show disintegration in the south or it may merely register internal discontent and love of office. It is wiser to look for the breach im the solid south “some other year.” ~~ Congressman Watson collapsed physically at the close of @ speech, but it is understood that he will have no difficulty in establishing » cold-tea alibi. —~++—____ ‘The death of General Denver, hero of two ‘wars and an old-time civil office holder, removes from Washington a well-known citizen. Hav- ing been more than once prominently talked of for the presidency, General Denver was a man of national reputation. —————+e-—___ Tt was a grand spectacle—the Knights Templar of the United States marching down the streets | of Denver, with the District of Columbia com- | manderies at the head of the second great division. —_+-+—____ Washington's police foree is an admirably ‘Yereatile versatile. Itcan keep the peace and | take the census with grace and ease end | there is reason to hope that it will display equal efficiency in connection with removing the garbage. ——_—_+-«+___ Rarely has there been a more starting sequel of libel suit or series of suite just begun than | that of the death of Judge James C. Normile of | the criminal court of St. Louis. The fact of his | Official residence for a considerable time in ‘Washington, where he attended the law lec- tures in two of the universities, may add some- | thing of interest to the very remarkable case, ee Sung and satirized, abused, excused and ‘made the subject of scientific study, Washing- ton’s garbage is indeed a colomal institution. ‘The people's party says it is not afraid of any ether party and the other parties say they are not afraid of it. The political conditions seem to be highly satisfactory all around. ——_++ = ___ ‘The two great sources of controversy are poli- tics and religion. By dropping RG. Ingersoll gives support to a very general fmpression that either one, as a topic of argu- ment, is sufficient to occupy all a man’s time, (erred time ami again with reference to the Chicago in to have a Chinese thenter. This ie ‘st least an improvement on the average farce- The hackneyed phrase, “‘briltiant but erratic,” forces itself on the attention once more im con- ‘ection with the Fifty-secend Congress. —__ +2 —___ As science progresses, astronomers gain in femfidence concerning the things they do not ——— i ‘Populi has come ows strong om the gu question, ve age: ————_ + +s _ | PAIN ALEX. | SAS nes pm NW. Now Ase Loree -» vz . . — es So ee pte Te Ne tet | Ae ee ew Ar To Puss Roe |S AP EY cet boo aR By buying some of those as ‘When we move to more commodious quarters you ‘won't have to be told of these bergain epots. Crowded Row. Enough stock fore store twice the size. The ‘bargains that nestle amid the loaded shelves and counters are apt to be overlooked. Let's glance here and there—with knowing eyes. Nixcrwnsn—tnese watt Ties you may notice are thekind usually sold st 25 and 12%6c., dut theyare ‘marked only at 13 end Sc., half and less than half ‘price. “Towns. wiscn are the best bargains among theee thousands of Towels? No wonder you are confused. Well—let's see. Here's one of all-linen huck, size 48x24 inches, and only 19 cents, Feel the weight, note the evenness of the thresd. Isn't it worth 25 conta, And this Damask Towel for only 14 cents is aleo ‘warranted all linen, same quelity, same knotted fringe, indentical to this larger Towel that coste 23 cents. Both are bargsine Now let's look at the Turkish Bath Towels, Of course those at 10 cents are only baby sise, but here fare some 43x20 inches for only 19 cents, and these monsters, 58x26 inches, sre but 48 cents, ‘But this looking without sesing doesn't de justice to the many bargains in Towels—brouaht to vou divest rom the milis. Hotel proprietors and others who buy in lange quantities will best know how to appre. ciate the bargains offered. Qurzrs.—coc. 10 $2.98. Bat there must be epeciale ao ee Sample Handkerchisfs Se ae ‘HandYerchisfs ‘B0c. Ladiew Sample Handkerchiefs, SBtor $1. (Bee show case in front of door. ‘Houstitohed rane i ty i 1 F Foxo, & Conranz. 807 Ps Ave N.W. » ‘among these hundreds. Ask to see the four styles at 00 staples ‘Tl be found sturdier than ever. 81.25 eech and you'll learn the best bargains in Bed FR 3 8 fl ‘These ‘‘makers” have got shee > Spanier cc ‘00° fitting down to a sclence—and perfect Sheets and Pillow Cases are best made of these well-known brands, If you can buy by the Diece a lower price will be quoted than you've heard of before. Rerneranrs.—neaides the short pieces of Em- broideries and White Goods sccumulated today, the remmant table tomorrow will contain dress lengths of ‘White Plaid Organdies st prices that make them bar Ames—and the Children's. gains. ‘And laces! Desirable lengths that are not often con- Pg ng ay ty 5 serve your immediste wante—and from demned as remnants will be found tomorrow morning Buite which srrived this morn- the prices ‘twould seem as if money near door of No. 1119 Pa. ave..and at the same re- ing. Neither is st— duced prices as for undesirable lengthe—theretore, 1. Navy Blue Flannel Blazer we pe ate to me, Suits, fall roll blager, &c., compared to the freedom from broken ‘uposual bargains. = = Baxrs.—rne correct style Leather Belts for men saree ‘Dissor Suits, fall Tol = : are here at only 45 cent. For ladics at 10c., initead Tanser, boll sktrt, of 21.08. of 25 cents. The Double Girdle Belts are only 2 ‘This ts « rare portunity to s Cc cents here. eecure s Blazer it at am ex- Axp /OMPARNY, H “Bon Marcher “"Wesheh alea oer oe : 3 = Handkerchiefs “Bon Marc : a white | ‘iBon Marche _ Ladies’ Nevy and Black Polka TERE AVE. | We deen, ct 6 Seo bargains these are. Warranted al! pure linen; white Me Bpot Wi ‘01.75. with broad and narrow hemsticched borders: men’s | ‘pon Marches alse Slack” Were atce, axD except on Seturdaye— and ladies" sizes; 25¢. quality for 18 cents; three {%- | ‘-Bon Marche” Brown and Cream Bedford Cord 7H srazer.| ‘i September Lg stead of two for Afly cents. Other dargains, but the Caps reduced to 26¢. each. above are specia!, because staple goo@s are very, very — ‘seldom found at reduced price. Rumpoxs.—rou may rnowot the 3-inch wide 380. Taz Box Mancaz, A, Kone, Quality All-silk Moire Ribbons being offered here at We. syard. But do you know we now have all the uw 314-316 722 Sz. N. W. === scarce shades as well as black, white and cream? patel Booxs.—wnen you can buy for 7 cents “The a 3GG a Scarlet Letter” and s hundred and one other popular MEK RIE WHS $00 Me novels published to sell at 25. isn't bergein the am ~- irivghaorenntgarirens 2 PPE bey es: iG: EE: ‘That seems to be the order of the day—and no doubt ‘will continue to be for the next six weeks to come. OUR PREPARATIONS ‘To do you good in supplying your household with Bed ‘Material, Towels, Table Requisites, Spreacs and Wausts.—xew ana in alt sizes from 32 to 42 ‘That's good news in itself. But here's better! they are $7.50 quality India Silk Waists for only @5 each. Not many of them. You must hurry. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Axp Now Fon Unpeswean Though not writing of regular stock we tell of re Hable goods. The choicest Cambric Garments of materialsand finish that msde them too expensive for general sale or the maker would not have “had them lefton his hande. (We close at § o'clock evenings and 1 o'clock Saturdays during July and August.) Concenure Groves. But the maker is sighing. Well, such is life. pair. Take any dozen stores and you will find Pans Srrz Nicar Gowss nearly 2 dosen qualities of Fast Black Hove at 190. We ‘That which makes these garments so desirable is have naught but the beet quality. We pay more > 8%, the most difficult to tell of—the style. Why dowse| — togetit. 100 Paris het look more stylish than one of your own Another line Fast Black Hose at Zlc. per pair. making? Why are these Paris Gowns so superiorin | A Sproat Ix Lapres Usosawaan. me ne: style. Welnow and you know that they are, but ‘Witte Sifts tnah Verte, Taduntdem 4, $1.48 how to explain ta beyond the writer's abiity. 80| to 3c. each. a touch easier to tell you to look st samples in window of No. 1119 Pennsylvania svenue, or, better still, to take the elevator to second floor, where you may be comfortably seated and deliberately look through the ‘Rew stock. It i not only the high-priced garments that are the best. Here's modest-priced Cambric Gown thet is aptly named the Marguerite—besutiful in ite stm- Plicity. Cunningly made ruffies at neck, front and sleeves, the latter high and full. The cluster tuck Yoke fits so as to lend grace to the form. The est of the sleeve and proper fit of the cuffs are trifting details that give the style so readily seen, but yet inde- finable; and this gown is only 70.cents. ‘Here's one at 98 cents, with the new style round ‘voks of embroidery, and, of course, all the little frills and finish thet stamp it Parisian. If you count style as worth anything any of these garments are worth es much again as asked for them. Sars A La Move ‘The Parisian, with an eye to woman's costume as ‘Row worn, has designed » Skirt to suit. While gener- ous in size it is mot in the way when it should be out oF the wey, and vice versa. Women will understend. Ask to see theese with cambrie scraper raffle and 10- inch torehon lace flounce, $1.75, but cheap st $2.25. And this Skirt with Sinch embroidery flounce is worth nesrer $1.50 than @1—it's only sdollar. You may more easily reckon the cost of this Skirt with ‘hem ard three tucks, and therefore will be surprised tolearn it'sonly 39 cents. But you should come es- pecting bargains. You know how we came by-thess garments SILK SKIRTS that were made to retail at 97.50 are Wirras H. M°Kyaw. u 933 Pa Ave. N.W. —o {oniarmaTon oF mew TEs, Jo 900 PERN. AVE ¥.W.- suldaid FURNITURE BARGAINS Tous Laxssczors, Con 132x Aun F known as devs red. Teady for eur cecupancy, and between now ‘These Bleck Surah SUk Skirts, with extra deep snd that time the entire sock of the Pat Fafle, are 63.98, instead of $5.50. store mast be closed out. > And here are Brilliantine Skirts, with tworufiies of eee ee ee ee Sabena acon tana : Foraisare we are odering « discount of 80 ‘These Silk-like Black Skirts ot $1, inetead of $1.25. UPHOLSTERY aooDe, Tar Ox Tas Gisxewr. LACE cURTAINE, Esstly slipped ofthis French Corset cover. & ‘SOREEEEEA, masical garment—4i perfectly fite you and you and ‘REFRIGERATORS, : Jou, and yet your figumes seeall different. Not cheap— 96 conta, but note the quality and quantity of the lace ‘trimming. So with these Drawers—the embroiiery ‘rimming ie of the very best, so that Gbeants s pair te ‘WINDOW SHADES, ba ‘Don't fall to take advantage of this eale. alow price. ‘Tremendous savings can be effected. Nothing 20 good but that it may i: medelbetter te our Torres Laxssvnex. Nera Cust Racegeertans The Se Gomeie te Con, 1322 Aun F Sra N.W. Ladle snd Mises’ styles, the latter with choulder straps and se bomsa To ‘quickly intyoduce our sew Corset 61) conte will Be the special peice until Setur- day st midday. Woonwaan Axp Lorsacr, 10TH, 11TH AND FsTs 4. W. pl aie OF Closed covery evening at 5 except Sater Gaya, when we close af 1 — ‘That our customers ppreciate good valuss is Gemonstrated by the ready responsss to our ‘senoancements for the past ton days. THE So. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ‘Tenearly all gous. ‘The two remaining days of ‘the ten will completely cleer it sway. ‘THE UNLAUEDERED SHIBTS, ‘THE MEWS HALF HosE. THE LADIES AND CHILDREN'S HOSE, ‘TRE LACE CURTAING, ‘THE REDUCED PICTURES Are rapidly disappearing. We anticipated this tm the Shirtsand Hotlery and accordingly se cured immense quantities, so we still have = good assortment in all sizes and grades. —_—— Orrioaz, Tazz. ‘When tt is necessary to hold work or ordinary Feeding matter farther than fifteen inches from ‘the eyes in ordepto sxe it distinetty ft ts esten of falling vision, and much annoyance, dis- ‘comfort and pain may be prevented by having ‘= pair of glames properly fitted. If, tosee the finest print distinctiy, you have to bring it closer than twelve inches from the eyes, your ‘Vision will be improved by wearing near slatted glasses. We employ «skilled specialist ‘Whoo services are st your disposal free of charge. Our Optical Stock is a complete one, ‘and our pleasure it will be to sult you. st Goor....11th st. bldg, near main entrnace.) gee Avover Is Par Buancarx Moxra Is Ursotsreny. . ‘The Irish Point and Nottingham Lace Cur. tains offered afew days since illustrate this fact. A great many have been sold. Good choosing among them yet. OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS. ‘300 yards Normandie Plush, in lengths from ‘1 to @ yards. 26 inches wide. —#2ige. a yard. — 100 pairs Chenille Curtains, this seas on's, fringed top and bottom, dade end frieze ‘Usually sold at $7.50. —86s pair.— Another good value in Chenille Curtains is a Jot figured all over—five coloriogs—just off the looms. Youmay see them elsewhere later on, but not at our price. —$10 pair.— Acceereue’ Missi hice’ Gesticas Two years ago we made our first big an- ‘nouncement in American-made Lace Curtains. ‘They were then equal inall but price tothe ‘European makes. You should see them now. Not copied styles, but original designe—the cutoome of a study of American demands. You pay 60 per cent duty on all foreign Lace Cur- tains. No duty on these we offer tomorrow at —TBe. to $3.0 pair. — (Pourth ficor....... 11th st building.) ey For Scuwez Deconarioxs. = +1 BTC. to 89 Anew lot of Cambric-covered Down Pillows, in all sizes, You need no tatroduction to our Glove stock. banana rete: eqns ener es ya seo ‘You know the reputation we have for Gloves bring asigh of regret from some one. Wearesmiling| You know you hevenever buagh! «poor Glove G. gaining s reputation for bargains. And you ere| of Us, nor will you ever do so—if we are aware of Mews Goons. it smiling—buying the best at the price of the ordinary. isiihinl pene iain: eieees: Mabidiuaiediea, me A fow Office Coats loft, sizes 38, 97 and $9, at ie Our entire stock of Neglige Skirts—Chevict, ‘Madras, SiIk and Flannel—reduced on account of broken sizes. PEEP Stee ‘The Dotted Swisses great many-of our cus- tomers have been waiting for have arrived and ‘Will go.om sale tomorrow. All small dota. —— 33, 35, 40 and 500. 8 yard. —— SPECIAL VALUES ON CENTER TABLES TOMORROW. 19 Pisces Sheer Weight visid Muslin— broken, medium and large plaids. ——Séc a yera.—— ‘27 Pieces Plaid Musiin—small, medium and large plaids—exeallent for ladies house dresses and wrapper. —— 10. a yar. —— 50 pieces extra fine Plaid Muslin—small, ‘medtum end large plaids. — 12%. » yard. — A lot of Sheer-weight Homstitched Lawns, 421 inches wide, two widths of hems—suitable for ladies’ and children's aprons and dresses. ‘Regular 25e. quality. —I5e. s yard, — TURKISH TERRY GOODS, ‘900 dosen Turkish Tecry Wash Cloths, ‘three sizes. Be. each, Z5e. half dosen. ‘Gc. eeeh. 45c. half dosen. ‘Wr. each, 50c. half dosen. Bleached Terry Bath Sheets. —S1, 61-25, 61.75 and 62 — ‘Purkish Terry by the yard, for bath robes, bc. —fine quality. ‘Plain blesched, 136 yards wide, Sc. yard. ‘Vancy striped, 1% yards wide, $1.28 yard. (CE leer. ....00-c.000-.0000----L1th st. building.) New Asavas Is Suw. Denar MENT. All-weol Chudds Shawls, black and light ‘Dine, full two yards square -—#1.50.— Chetce Indie Chudde Shswis, cream, fringed albareund. 92.50, 83.50 and $5.— ‘Bhettand sad Honeycomb Shawis, cream, cardinal and black, for seaside and mountain weer, —-02, $2.50, $3and S¢— ‘Black Embevidered Silk Crepe Shewis, silk pF es ee AY, AUGUST 10, 1892. UD P STREET ¥.W., BAS PROVEN TO THE PUBLIC TRAT IT ‘18 THE ONLY GENULYE BARGAIN SHOR STORE ONE STREET. ‘THIS WEEK WE ARE CLOSING OUT ALL LADIES OXFORD TIES AXD LOW SHOES: BELOW ACTUAL cosr, Viz: GBVERAL LOTS, MOSTLY 3. %% ARDS Im SIZE, AT 61.65 PER PAIR; WORTH @2.50, 63 AXD 04 ORE LOT MISSES HEELED sHors GIZES 11 TO 19 AT 65 CENTS PER PaIR; WERE @2 AND 6250 PER PAIR & FEW PAIRS MENS © RUSSIA CALF BAIS, SIZES 9, 9% 10, 10% AND 11, aT 62.95 PER PAIR WE PAY NO REGARD TO COST ON ANYTHING-ALL MUST GO. wa 1115 F Sransr N. W. All $1 Embroidered Flannels Now 84c. All $1.30 Embroidered Flannels Now $1.21. Te You Live Our Or Tows, Send in your orders by mail—We attend M. C. 2510-12 7th st, bet. PandQaw. gyi) iF < 1 s ze i EE si ‘sj Souz “Suoz Taree Bz Hoover & Sxypen. Our Bargain Counter ts losded with Manufacturers’ Samples of High and Low Cut-Sboes, which we are offering from 33 to 50 per cent below regular prices All Low Shoss not on the bargain counter will be e0ld 20 per cent below marked prices. 1217 Pa Gar Av. N. W. ‘We are giving 20 per cent discount on all Low Shoes -*“__——S——_@ AB | consisting of Kaneagpo, Oxfords, Prince Alberts For Taz Waorzs Weer ‘There is nothing ike satisfaction, and thet merchant Jom Bh Turnoveuext Sure Or Dar Goons AT COST 18 NOW IN PROGRESS. EVERY YARD AND ARTICLE OF MERCHANDISE IN OUR STORE AT PRIME CosT. ‘WE MAKE SPECIAL MENTION Topar oF SOME EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IX TOWELS 200 dosen Pure Linen Hack Towels, I7c38. Worth 01.6 per doren Var tuuprovement sale prices, Iie. RACH, oR ©1.25 PER DOZEN. 100 domen Fine All-Linen Huck Towels, 19x34 Worth $2.50 per doren. Cur improvement sale price, 28e. RACH, oR 2.00 PER DOZER. 50 doen Knotted Frings Damask Towels, worth fully 23c. Our improvement sale price, 200. RACH. ql! Ou Fine Damask snd Huck Towels thet ware AT 220. EACR, on 82.6 PER DOZEN. FANCY PARASOLS AT ABOUT HALF PRICE ALL OUR UMBRELLAS AT COST PRIORS. SPECIAL We received yesterday « back order ip ‘voice of Dotted White wise and offer them at 90 AND Sie. A TARD. ‘These are worth 3744 and 450. Jouxsox & Lorraruz. aud ‘713 Market apace Cranmer & Ler, 928 7TH AND 706 K ST. XW. CHALLIES—Half wool, about 2 places, 18c. quality, Marked down to 1% TDRALIAN CHALLIES 12 inches wide, 18¢. quai- ity. Marked down to 1%¢e. LADIES’ JERSEY RIBBED VESTS—8i1k embroié- LADIES WAISTS—Fancy surah lawn. Sizes 32 t 40inch. Only 50e. GENUINE BIARRITZ KID GLOVES. Only 880 Worth @1.25. BARGAINS IN PARASOLS. BARGAINS IN CHINA MATTING. 25 pieces of 12%¢e. WHITE PLAID and CHECK MUS LINS. Reduced to Se. per yard. CAREART & LEIDY, STs ant WES ww. 497 Penn. eve. efjotning National Hotei Ta one o- 1 WHITE, O85 F st. ERVAND, ENGRAVER AND LITBOGRAPHER 2012 Penna. Bw. ‘Visiting cards printed from plate, 750. per 100 oc} Sees AND PRESSED FOR ¢1.