Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1892, Page 4

4 _THE EVENING STAR..|Ar WASHINGTON. Lanascscu & TUESDAY.......... .-.. August 16, 1902. eat ‘THE EVENING STAR bas « regular ond Wi _ permanent circulation in Washington three Aw times larger than that eof any other paper in thectty. An a local NEWS paper and Ad- Tn vertising Medium it has ne competitor. Gowxs While the American people still weloomes the right sort of immigration, there is a rapidly growing and stern opposition to the bringing over the very scum of Europe and incorporating {into our civilization. The experiment of un- essimilative immigration has been tried with woful results in [ouisiana with the Italians and im Pennsylvania with the Hungarians, not to speak of many other states and some other nationalities. The character of the immigrants has greatly changed in the past few docedes. Formerly the new blood was the best in the respective countries from which ttcame. The Scotch-Irish, the English Quakers, the Hol- landers, the Swedes, the French Huguenots, the Germans from the Palatinate and the Swiss mountaineers were among the first comers fol- lowing the earliest settlers, and they were nearly always people of substance as well as character and intelligence. They came with their families and such wealth as they bad, and they made the wilderness Dlossom a# the ros#. But these and their Moravian, Scandinavian and other snecessors for s time, were entirely unlike the contract laborers and paupers who took their places on the immigrant ships at a later day. Now that 619,320 persons come in one year—an increase of 63,82%4—composed of the old populations from which the republic has drawn so much of fts life, but also of heavy influxes from Poland, Tray, Russia and other lands, it ia the part of wisdom to consider new ways and means to stay the food. The imposition of penalties on steamship companies, especially the present law requiring of the persons coming who are debarred by lew, to be taken back whence they embarked by the companies bringing them, is the best mode vet devised for the ex- clusion of undesirable immigrants. The more efficient the administration of the law theless necessity there will be for further legislation, itis true. But time itself must develop other means to effect the purpose. Any legislation that can be constitutionally enacted and is capable of enforcement is justifiable if it promise a reform of the evil, and to work no Woaurrnns. Woauarrens, 7 Fre Ison Livex Wauarrzns, Au Ove Frise injury to the public. basis tees ee For a generation at least the social and in- Cam Tra dustrial status of the republic has been under- going mo: jon on the lines that wisdom Gowss points out and that existing institations permit without shock The transient exceptions at Homestead and Buffalo, in Wroming and Ten- nesses, or wherever they may have appeared since the great railway riots of 1877 merely Now Prove the strength of the rule. Socially and politically the people of the United States areal Art Tuose moderate and conservative people, loth to in- troduce mnovations and, generally speaking, Tuas haters of violence and lovers of law and order. The crude mass of ignorauce and vice dumped into the republic by virtue of its too generous laws and spirit pats the nation now and then in places toa test, to which, however, it is fully equal and from which it must emerge, if not benefited, at least with added consciousness of ite great powers of endurane oe Contrary to public expectation the reception the Queen gave to Mr. Gladstone at Osborne ‘was cordial and not merely formel. Assured, it would appear, of the integrity of the empire under the rule of this great man, her majesty's mind is at case, and if abe cannot admire the principles of his par:y she respects the leader ‘who is one of the most gentlemanly as well as one of the most able snd scholarly statesmen of the times. The people in the course of the journey, including the officers and servitors of the royal household, seem to have vied with each other in the personal demonstrations in the prime minister's honor. It was well there was no party feeling in it. In this case the new premier’s task ix rendered easier by estab- lishing in the beginning relations personally 5... ve Ly pleasant with the sovereign. ecg yar tf Inquiry by Tue Stan among the dealers be vo elicits the information, very satisfactory in view| Sc “uy? F of the extraordinary demands ghead, that mar- keting will be good in quality and quantity dur- ing the approaching encampment. Considering the vast numbers to be provided for it is an important matter and that it has not been neglected. but arrangements have been per- fected for the increased supply, is to the credit of those having # affairs in charge. To be short in market stuffs on the eve of the event All Wrappers and Tea free of charge. ‘Second floor for these. Drugsand Patent Medicines with purchase at lower Sizares: Hood's Sarsaparitla... or during the ment would be deplora- ble. Therefore Tax Star tock Occasion, many weeks in ad tonscertain the real state of the question. ‘Tue assurance is both timely and Suminons’ Liver Rewnlator 5c, ke. ; BL.75 size. Wine (full stz0). of ex-Senator of Wisconsin by the re- ‘row indicates thet B Hair k © doing | “And everst Mr. | Free delive ersieod, does not desire the | He is nmong Wisconsin's ablest tial public men belonging to | that part | Ayer's Hair Vis LEADERS OF LOWES’ The appe rene of th Tux anarchii erted troubles in this country that the aid j# bas to be invoked before order can odward & Lothi os merating garbage is one terest, but it does no of the recent difficulties, of refuse is of less conse- | work of removal from the places where it first sccumula‘es. The most thorough and inoffensive means of destruction cannot compensate for carclesness in the col- lection, and any arrangements for the fature | should look primarily to a ecrup auld at LUTTRELL manner of destruction, though Tn order to'rednee stock nti r TLL 0 Bros 12 Fr Leon Lox With tucked yoke princess back and narrow ruffle on skirt. ‘Were @2.25, $2.00 end $1.08. Now $1.50. 10 Foe lson Liex With princess back, diamond shape yoke, onffs and col- colgre of dotted mull. ‘Wore 62.75, $2.50 and 62.48. Now $1.98. With Wattean beck, ‘That were $11.96, $12.50, 814.00, 814.50, 614.08 $10.00. Gowns fitted ST fi ts "7 i Sssy Compare the prices yon have been paying for your the prices we quote below and you wil! see that it iv next to impossible to F y Fresh Swedish Leeches Just received. KOLB PHARMACY, 'RICES, te eat Corxex Or Llia Axp F- } Is famous srpong retail buxers, because {ts corners ye four leaders in thelr ive rop, Mertz’ ‘ns, furniture and interto w | fringed top and bottom, at 85, $6.50, 87.50, 8.48, $10.48, evepesneeri Gui & Sox, 11TH AND F STREETS. P*® 00s ar a Discount 20TH ST. AND PENN. AVE. farther notice T will ful thought, is after all a subordin eras repaint "tht to act the = eno eae ae we Towels, Napkins, Sheetings, “Bed Srrendy and eit The idea of burning garbage is thoroughly in | decoration sosdse 82 * fll Tine of bunting and accord with modern advancement. The ouly THOS. J. LUTTRELL, aul6-2w Justifiable objection that could be made to the abolition of the dump must come from the emuiverous goat. ——— The only comfort that the branches of gor- ernment service that were crippled by Congress have lett is that poverty is no disgrace. - —— _ It is to be hoped that Mr. Clark will either | keep up with the garbage procession or else stand aside and let it pase. ———— It is not likely that the unknown Thousands of its eiticacy in the chronic diseases. thor of 1990 Penn. ave. Os Issrari. THE ELECTROPUISE® people have testified to Sure of acute and rH ‘convincer” we er hee A Trrat Toraruesr Fare. MORE WASHINGTON TESTIMONY. AILANTIC ELECTROPOISE CO. : Gentlemen: In answer to vur inquiry postal card threats against Maj. Moore will be | pieriothcnac trrcieeTarivetowiate paniahed, even if his identity becomes known. | - Stvelanbletn ie Unie eteces, "aieenee, The iu-aaity plea is usually immediately avail- pind ene Beet Tete friend and Tamm able for the circulator of anonymous abusa—— Dilen aif that you slain for it +. “oa cae. ‘Wihe forists’ convention bad met a little ‘arlicr the Capitol might have showed them some very interesting specimens in the way of ONLY * Aruyrie Peon G, 1406 XEW ORK AtA rte flowers of speech. see Kansas -brinks from the prospects of import- ing cholera along with the immigration from Rassia. That isa danger just now to be guarded against everywhere. es Cities will soon be pointing to their strike Fecorus as ¢\ idences of industrial importance. pattie «se ct ose The Fitty-second Congress’ sole claim to esteem from Thos. B. Keed lies in its availa- Dility as a text. Se i The fact that two men were killed at a/ peogle’s party convention in Texas would indi- cate a numerousness of votes that amounts to emoerabundance ‘ata BRODHEAD & CO. Double Stores, 1819 and ealsas Fusxscaws Sewerer Esrancismueny on Fat), st. Bw., nears, ate aha Se: = + THR EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. BAURES Porcran Sworrrxa Prace, Ttx S: Pa BARGAINS SLIPPING FROM YOu. ‘This our last STAR OLEARING SALE of the summer season comes to on ond tomorrow evening, The values are greet and extraordinary: Every line of the advertisement below means money seved in your pocket. SALE OF AMIERICAI CURTAINS ‘We are doing « wonderful business in this department for this season of the year. Washington people appreciste bargains and there have never been better ones in this city than what we offer in Lace and Chenille Curtains, Tsble Covers, Rugs, Draperies, ko. [Ws apreat opportunity to save money in preparing for the reception of the VETERANS ‘The Curtain Bale DOES NOT END TOMORROW. It will be continued until further notice, basbdbddadd bdbbadddoddbodddddroshhddts Gora Deranrvenr. Mauuoar. . Wonderfal valdes in All Ladies’ Fine Mull Hats, wore $2 to 84.25, —Axwnricax Lace Cusrarxa.— ™ — Tr Syl = we TL asupas iceman rf: — wettiper Yachting Cope for Ladies and Children. $8. — ag 91.25 White Milan Sailors, “aie “B,- Worth 82.50. — — 01.60 Fine White Milan Ratlors, —89e— ib? Pelange of Bopgh and Ready and other Straw 250 pair boot ae ever offered, ay $2.95 — large assortment of Flowers. Worth up to 7c. PAIR. pe Og Worth $3.50. SiS —Poartenes.— R; Ales ob Fine Fancy and Pata Ribbons, Worth25 100 pair Portieres, chenille dadoes, fringed top and bot to S0c. ay: ap = ‘ARI PAIR. Sourra, Suar Woyers Ayo Whar. —— Wrappers, in splendid pat- 50 pair Plain Chenille Portiores, heavy fringe, —$4.00— —68..— PAIR. - a oe Worth 96. abpdteg, Black Sattoan, Shirt Waits, Snestripes, dots Fine Chenille Portieres, handsome dadoes. 911.98 and upward. Eis z yg i ~ Steigs Sates RS nt cneton rome Chenille Table Covers, extra fine designs and pir ac 2 $2.50 S17 8— pustlgg Percale, Outinse Bulle, waists laundered, Worth $2.50. —$1.50— —4 ‘ 5 83.00 Wilton Rugs, fringed, 1% yards long—wear like ae Scoteh Ctpebam ‘and Flannel Wrappers, —$1.58— —81.75— ‘EACH. Gazat Ovronryxrres Ix Unpzs- Italian Sik Robes—extra large and special quatity— any number of designs for couch and chair covers, portieres, ke., two grades, specially low prices. = basa ete ui ee Se ret — asi ae 75: Drawers, Chemises, “4 Fey tes ‘and cainbric, lace and embroidery 100 pieces of 17c. Bilkolines, in specially good de- —Foer 10.— signs snd colorings, ‘ ‘High Neck Corset Covers, mado of good cotton —9o.— YARD. $1.25 ‘"King's” Imported Scotch Holland Window ‘Shades, spring rollers, —450— EACH. Lisess. Choice of all our 38¢., 50:., 73c. and Oc. Fancy ‘and Stamped Bureau Scarfs for —250— EACH. Tavvs. A wonderful cut. We offer the balance of our stock of Fine Trunks, about 50 in all, at Ten Sraser. a ee ‘ Ls v he PS D. c. TUESDAY, Mists Ax seni 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. —e CW Cleera at 5 every evening except Saturdeye, when we olege at 5. ——— Ova Sna-Axsvar Sure or Mews Axp Bore Uscacypznsn Dasss Axo Niexr Sars Is Now Ox. ei Tt commented just two weeks ago, and those two weeks have told upon the stock, but we still bave a full line of sixes in all styles. ‘We control for this section the products of one of the LARGEST, MOST ENTERPRISING and PROGRESSIVE SHIRT FACTORIES in the country. We have handled these shirts for several yours past, and each saccessive season they have come tous with some decided tm- Provement over the last, this season's being ‘more noticeable than ever before. You'll perbape never notice the difference, ‘Rot being accustomed to handling them. To the casual observer all shirts (ook alike. To the experienced eve there is a great diference. In View of this fact we ask acritical cxamins- tion of the various fine points and details in the manufacture, wherein we claim our shirts to be superior to any others at the same price, Weaimto get the best shirt possible to eel at ® given prico, rather than see how cheap « shirt we can buy. We sive sp minute desorip- tion as posstble of our shirts, believing that you appreciate the fact that it fs just such seem- ingly unimportant points that make one thing better than another, LOT —-Made of good muslin, same weight , Wammutta, only four picks coarser. Pure nen bovom—front and back of . shirt reinforced and double stitched— three-ply neck and wristbands, linen faced—French placket sleoves, fuced— felled seams—hand-worked buttonhole in front—open back, and opening has endless and extension facings—every shirt cut straightway of the cloth and qusranteed to fit-well finished throughout. Sizes 14 to 17 inclusive. pits 39c. ener. ‘Mado of elegant muslin, counting 84x84 threads to the square inch. Pure linen bosom, shrunk interlining ‘and backing—front of shirt cut out “ana bovom set in—open back, and opening has endless and extension factnys—French placket sleeves, faced —Fetnforeed front and back and double stitched—gathered yoke—three-ply col- Jer band—three-ply wristband, linen faced—every shirt cut straightway of the cloth and guaranteed to fit—well finished. Sizes 14 to 174 inclusive. ue 50. cacn. Made of first quality New York mills muslin. Pure linen bosom, shrunk interlining and backing—front of shirt cut out and three-ply bosom set in— reinforced front and back and double stitched—open back, and opening has ‘endless and exisnsion facing—pointed yoke in back—donble felled seams— cut fall 36 inches tong, straightway of the cloth, and fit guaranteed—well finished. Sizes 14 to 1734 inclusive, 6 2he. exer. ‘Made of good muslin, same woight as Wamsutta, only four picks coarser. Pare linen plsited bosom, shrunk Ming — reinforced front, double ‘stitebed—open back, and opening has endless and extension facing—three- ply collar and wristbands—well fin- ishod ani guaranteed to ft. Sizes 14 to 1634 inclusive. 6 2bc. each. ‘Made of an elexant quality muslin, 1900 pure linen bosom—open back, and opening has endless and extension facing—French placket sleoves, faced— double felled seams—every shirt cut straightway of the cloth and perfect fitting. Sizes 14 to 18 inclusive. ee Made of Wamsutta mustin,2100 pure Uinen plaited bosom, shrunk lining— open front or open back, and opening has endless and extension facings—re- inforced fronts, double stitched—but- ton holes hand-made—felied seams— cut full 36 inches long and guaranteed to fit—well made, Sizes 14 to 18 incla- ie $1.00 wa. Made of N. ¥. mills musiin, 2100 ure linen bosom, lined with butchers’ Mnen, interlining shrunk—reinforced front and back double stitched—open ‘back and opening has endless and exten- sion facing—buttonboles hand-made— cut full 3) inches long, well made and perfect fitting—asesorted lengths of Mleeves, Sizes 14 to 18 inclusive, $1.00 oa. Lor 2. Lor Boy Surnrs, Pit 24 trons. 5Oc. coca. ‘Lot 2-Made of g20d muslin, same ‘weight os Wamsutta, only four picks coarser—assorted styles of trimmings. 50c. ence. « TetS—Made of Wemsutte twill mus- Lot 4—-Made of good muslin, same ‘weight ss Wemsutta, only four picks coarser—pockets, collar and cuffs trimmed in six styles. T 5c. wasn. ‘Lot 5—Made of Wamsutts muclin— $1.00 wa. AUGUST 16, 1892, TEAL TTT Stati hte, exeviient welsht— (20. for wubleached and . for bleached are the two princtpal leaders. Re te ue ‘are worth aes | eariiese & 78 and 10-4 Bleached at Mne of Towels 4c. 450. sna 69c. yer doren, ovr, Cotton Crashes at Dot Setines im navy Blue and L Uc. and Ui ore erat New black at . ‘Two great values in @ Yard Wide Bleached and Unbleached Cotton at OC. per exettyse tu mentee (Be, tee price peeks a ome wate tretens 59¢, 192, 95a and Q)1.20 are the other bed covers you will require ; the prices cannot be ‘ 100 TP, pH baer es $1.48. A. Kuvrmax. 900 PENN. AVE. XN. W. 5995999 55 59 G5569 a —* {ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS, j o— LADIES. Our Bargain Counter {s loaded with Manufacturers Samples of High and Low Cut-Shoee, which we are offering from 33 to 50 per cent below rerular prices, All Low Shoes not on the bargain counter will be 901420 per cent below marked prices, TELE: ‘We are giving 20 per cent discount on all Low Shoes ore LE be 3 x Eee & consisting of Kangaroo, Oxfords, Prince Alberts Southern Tiesand Bussis Calf Blucher Oxfords. Geo. W. Rica Hovsexezrens wao ane Nor aT THIS DAT EXJOYING LIFE IN THE MIDST OF HAPPINESS AND EASE MUST ATTACH THE BLAME TO THEMSELVES, SINCE EVERY POSSIBLE OOM- FORT 18 ATTAINABLE WITHOUT WEALTH, WITHOUT BURDEN AND WITHOUT STINT FROM THE SAVINGS OF THE WEEKLY OR MONTHLY LABOR OF THE HONEST TOILER. OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT 3 SYSTEM, TAKING HIM INTO ITS CONFIDENCE LOADS HIM WITH ITS BOUNTIRG, MULTIPLES HIS PLEASURES, INCREASES HIS ENJOYMENTS AND TRANSPORMS AN OTHER- WISE MONOTONOUS LIFE INTO A PARADISE OF CONTENTMENT AND BLISS, UNLIKE THE STERN EXACTIONS OF CASE HOUSES IT INVITES THE HONESTLY Dis- POSED TO PARTAKE OF ITS BENEFACTIONS, ALLOWING PAYMENTS TO BE MADE AS TRE CONVENIENCE OF EACH ONE MAY SUGGEST, CONSULTING ONLY THE WISHES OF ITS BENEFICIARIES. FURNITURE, CARPETS, marries, REFRIGERATORS, BABY COACHES, TOILET AND DINNER SETS ASD WORKS OF ART ABE A FEW OF THE SPECIALTIES OFFERED UPON CREDI@AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES CONSONANT WITH JUSTICE AND REASON. Hovsz & Hzsmunes 017, O19, O21 AND ves 7TH Sr. axD f, eo MASS. AVE. x. ‘Hot | 7 remnant counter ts replenished every morning “|etay © tavertte. Zt will be worn mere than coer. Laces. ‘The demand for Polat Avplique Laces bas bern un- ‘woul for this season of the year: in fact sognéat bas ‘1s been that we have been unabie to keep our sto i of them complete. Today, however, we received thirty Pieces of the flower pattern, which has been so pope- There are five widthe and © plentiful supply of | each at least we think eo--for a time at least. The Mg-inch width ts 16c. a yard. ‘The Sinch width is We. « yard. ‘The 4-tnoh width is 25e. «yard. ‘The 54-toch width is 3c. a yard. ‘The 7-inch width ts 40e. « rand. There are any number of other patterne.in full seta, wany of them cheap as these—many of them finer ‘qualities. Come and sce them. Rissoxs. Alot ofa thousand or more All-silk Ribbon Rem- nants, ranging from three-quarters ofe yard to two yards in length. All at ove price, FIVE CENTS RACH G. AR. Ribbons, red white and biue, suitable for | Dedges, belts or decorations. Ae. and Ibe. «yard. Canpnes's paxsses. Gingham Dresses are reduced in price to make them soll more rspidiy. . One lot Ginghpme, with V-shaped embroide-ed Yoke and embroidered cuffs, frou 2 to 5 years. Reduced frum $1.75 to @1.25. Low Neck and Short Sleeve Gingbams, 3 and 4 years. Reduced from 61.75 to @1.48. Low Neck and Short Sleeve Ginehams, “triguned with fine embroidery, from 2to4 years.” Reduced from 1.08 to $1.48. About «dozen Ginghams, from 2to¢ yeers, some especially for little bora. Reduced from $1.48 to 75e. Crocurr axp MARSEILLES SPREADS. Extra Quality and Size Crochet Spreads, worth $1.65, for 91.25. ‘Marveilles Spreads worth 2 for @1 43. ‘Marseilles Spreads wort $2.5 3 ‘Marveilles Spreads worth 83 for $1.95. Marectiles Spreada worth $4.50 ‘or $2.65. ‘Thess should command your t.uraediate a:tention, ‘There will doubtless be a reat demand for this class of goods shortly and it ie posible that equally good ‘values cannot be given. 73. Hosteny. Richelieu Ribbed Ladies’ Hose in Pink, Lizbt Biue, Canary, Lavender, Yellow and Old Kose. Reduced from 5-. to 25 CENTS. Boot Pattern Ladies’ Hose—Past Black feet and colored uppere—both ribbed and plain. A barcain st 33 CENTS. Ladies’ Lisle Thread Hose, Richelieu ribved—Vast Black and colored feet, with fancy tors. Worth 75c., For 40 CEXTS. Asmall lot of Infants’ Fast Black Ribbed Hose. izes 4, 436 and Soniy. Reguisr Ye. quality Bow 12% CENTS A PAIR. Suawis. A few of thone Shetland Wool Shaws left. Colors: Black, White, Cardinal and Light Blue. They were $3.00. Now $1.48. Embroidered Cashmere Shawls, White, Cardinal and Tan. ‘Were $2.75. Now 81.48. THE PALAls ROYAL. (Continued below.) Au Scsscen Dress Fannics ARE NOW Loozen Ox As Remxaxts 4a WET EX, FONDA Axo Couraxr, 807 Pu Ave XN. W. SOME PRICES QUOTED BELOW TuaT oveHT TO PLEASE YOu. rE: 00 Two Srrcurs Ix’ Mesurx Uxoee WEAR, Mises’ Music Gowns, well worth SOc Rell- ine now for... as eee Oe, BACK. Ladies’ Cambri and Mastin Gewms Some dee and some emrotdery oot value et @1. Selling ue fur. Two Srectars Ix Hoseay. Children’® lmported Regularinade Past Biark Ribbed Mose. Sines, Stom. Very low at ti - PAIn, That Nine Lediev’ Rewalar-made Hom, is Rack, pin striped, tan, gras, red and we Dieached, wel worth much more, BSc. . 2 PAIR We. | Maxy Srscurs [x Haxoatnourrs Tue lots are too nane-oms te mention, Kee “Bargain Counter” ta cent of etore: t¢ til pay you, Gray and Unbleached 1S. PAIR, Pure Linen Housittehed Handuerchiets, wall wort Bde. each... Ae. , 3 FOR Se. Missix. Foxe, & Couraxe, 807 Pa Ave NW. on Tux Wannex Suor Hoves, 1215 F STRERT XW, TS ALWAYS ON THY ALERT For che. INE B. AINS IN PINE POOTWEAR. THIS TIME WE HAVE SECURED 4 LARGE LOT OF MANUFACTURERY Sam. PLES IN LADIES HlGU SHORS, BUTTOY ANDLACE. WHICH WE ARE OFFERING aT LEss THAN AUCTION PRICES. WE ALSO HAVE NEARLY ALL STEERS Iw MEN'S $6 PATEXT CALF BALS, WHICH WK ARE SELLING AT @3.73. ALSO A LARGE LOT OF MESS CALF BLUCUER BALS AT #243, AND ONR LOT AT @2.9;. REGULAR PRICES $5.00 aND 04.00 RESPRCTIVELY. A FEW PAIRS OF «188ES' HAND-TURE NEWPORT T.£S AT 61.00 PER PAIR WERE $2.00. SIZKS 11 TO @; MOSTLY A wIpTus, # ABOUT ONE DOZEN PAIRS MISSED $2.00 AND €1.50 SHOES AT Gio. PER PAIL -THESE ARE IEELED 8HORS. ABOUT TWO DOZEN PAIRS CHILDS $1.25 AED STRAPPED SPRING BERL TIES AT &e PES PAR. AND A THOUSAND OTHER GENUINE BARGAINS IN STRICTLY FINE FooT- AND Orrenzv Ar Low Parces. 12}¢c. Figured Organdies for Oc. yard. lic. Wash Burabs for Se. yard. 12%e. Outing Cloths for Be. yard. 25e. Scotch Ginghams for 1c. yard. $87 The above prices are for full pieces. Lengths ranging from 4 to 10 yards at still lower prices. 12ic. Outing Cloths only Ze. yard. 124¢. Ginghams only 9c. yard. 0c. Wool Cashineres only #0c. yard. 50c, Wool Chevicts only 39c. yard. Pieces from 4 to 10 yardsat 35c.. 0c. and 75:. ® yard. Among the collection are many desirable lengths of Glace and othe choice Summer Silks that old so well st $1 0 yard. Avroux Daxss Goons AND Tar New Srvz Laces. ‘Don't expect you to buy because you come to look— weexpect more lockers than buyers just now. We ‘want your opinion of these new fabrics. It will in- fluence the orders for more. 5 for 40-inch Diagonal Cheviots, tn axvs, golden brown, myrtle, garne! and bisck. Also the Cheviots in feney mixtures that ore Kiresdy the rage tn London. 1 a yart tor tue Sow S0nch Dineousl Serces, to wine, green, navy end biack. Laces Fon Taz Avcrcux. Point Applique Laces in ‘‘engagei” desivns are te be the great specialty of the Palais Royal. Boautitul | patterns are here at 22-., 29., 40c., 480. and 6c. 6 yard, ranging in width from 3h to 7 aches. Bo sure (0 see the sheli design offered st 4S-. and 8c. overt, Point de Paris is slvo to be much used. New and artistic designs are here, 2 to 5 inches wide, from l¢c. to 30c. a yard. Insertion to match. ‘Torchon Laces are always im style. Just now we are having ‘a rush” for the lace and insertion offered at 10c. a yard. It's seldom a//-dinen torehons from 1 to 2 inches wide can be svid for only 10c. a yard. Chantilly Lace in white an4 cream is tobe pop. ‘alar ss ever. Only 25c. yard now secures choice of efow pieces trom 3 to 6 inches wide thef cannot br tu pitented and cold at lees thom 60 comte. Point @’irelende is too good 8 wearing Is:0 not to ‘Those who now soruse some of these laces. betor offered at O8c. 6 yard. are investing with the certainty of saving 50 per cont. REMMANTS of Laces are hero in move desirable ‘lengths thes uwsusily found tm the remnent trays. ‘The carly visitor. too. is apt to be best rewaréed. wt the remnants produced by Che preceding dove bueneneeg s WEAR Tur W annex Suoe Hovsa, waz /115 F Sresex N. W. Pe dy Pe, se PUTS a 00 = As we will shortly move tnto our elecant new batlde ings on F street we will ell our present stock of PIANOS far below prices ever offered forthe peat two wecks, Cur Flecant T-octave Square Weber Pianos, cprved legs, all improvements, at @175. Also one Methu- ‘sheck, in same condition, @175. Also one Elegant Chickering Upright "Piano, metalic section, @250, and many other burgaine cqually 98 good. All gear anteed. Stool snd Scarf with each. Call early for bargains. Two weeks only. W..G. Merzesorr & Co., wuz L2rnaxoG Sr N.W. Banoarss Tx Cor Grass. ‘We now display a larwe aud varied stock of FINE CUT GLASS sale. DINNER and TOILET SETS. which We are closing out at greatly reduced prices. M. W. BEVERIDGE, Importer of Pottery and Glam. 125 Fe: and 1216 Gat. an Com: wien rf Ferite Eacamment poaceed | Badere, “Ek TE |e Meta and bin! Finda Bia Gare, | fou a | ‘Superior qualigy at lowest prices * 5. §. MEYER, i> | MILITARY ANDSOCIETS #47aNUS2B5. eat oe “5