Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1893, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, MAY 4. 1893—TEN PAGES. Scuwer Srerrs —aT— PERRY'S. HOST of snow-white weaves answer the roll-call at the spring muster. But you have use for ther all. Each has its spe- elie duty —Its place reserved in your ward- robe. Youknow their names by heart. ‘Se familiar—that maybe you are not as heedful of quality as you should be? But it pars to be. We know wear: always harping on the economy of During the best, [tts for your grester satisfaction— for your saving. You will find we have shorn the prices of every superfluous cent—not necessary to the security of actual value. ‘This list of ours covers all the WHITE GOODS “hia.” ‘There must bs some buying still to te done. Then ‘We know you are interested. Swiss Mestrss. SPOTS and FIGURES—some bold. some timid effects—but all neat and new—25c.. 30v.. Be.. SThe.. 40e.. 45e., 0c. and Soe. a yard. And these are uncommon qualities st such Prices PLAIN SWISS MUSLIN—12¥e., 15e., 20. Be... I7He., Sue. and Te, 8 yard. Wewbty worths, Oxscaspres. SHEER STRIPED and PLAID ORGANDIES Tsou Mens WHITE and CREAM-sbeer and fine-23c., STite., 50e., H24c.. Te. and $1 s yard. COLORED MULLS—25c. and Sc. a yard. Isom Donrtes. Sinch WHITE STRIPED—We. a yard. 23-tnch WHITE PLAID—35e. » yard. Both are sheer and fine. COLORS—25e. a yard. Ispra Lies. Some later novelties than any you hava seon—10e.. I7éc., 15e., 200., We, F7ge. and Boe. a yard. Sea Istaxo Narssooxs ‘The soft, sheer, and fine product of En-— lish looms—25e., 37%se. and 50c. a yard. Fresca Narxsooxs. A large assortment in all weights—50c., (2c. 75e and La yard. Fresca Oncaspres. ‘Fresh in"—08-inch—37¥c. to $1.a yard. Lisex Laws, PURE IRISH LINEN-—every thread—25- inch—25c. and 37%e. = yard. 36-inch—50e., @2i¢e., T5e. and #1 a yard. 36-inch—Extra Sheer—91.50a yard LINEN CAMBRIC—handkerchiet quality— 20 inches ¥ide—$1.25 and #2 50 a yard. Pensus Lawss. ‘Stinch, Me, Se. STge. and 50e. a yard. COLOKS—2e. a yard. MASALIAS—5e., S7ige. and Gde. a yard. Tecxrses. PLAIN, CLUSTER, AND FANCY TUCES— Boe. to $1.25 a yard. Tancarays. PINK, BLUE, LAVENDER, CANARY, BUFF, CARDINAL AND BLACK—12%ec. a yard. BETTER QUALITY, in colors—2ic. 8 yard. We make qnitea ran on TARLATAN—have hosts of cal's—and keep all grades—from 12%c. to Te. a yard. Mosevrro Nerrrsas. Qyards wide in S-yard pieces—I0c. a piece. ‘Most any color you can think of. An immense assortment—without the trashy grades to piece out the variety. Stella weaves all of them thatclaim s thought in company with the ‘royal purple.” Indeed, they are sheer and fine—‘‘ft for queens.” Prarrs, “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” Established 1840. Telephone 905. LIKE TO BE HUMBUGGED? We Say, No! Below we reprint two advertisements from the same house, which have recently sppeared at different times. Weask you to draw your own conclusions. Reso Turs asstnen Reso Tus. “BAGS, | “CUSTOM TRUNKS MADE. AND No factory-made HARNESS) * mtorr-maae YOU == stores." EVERY TRUNK WE Don't buy these thinzs every day. nor every | SELL IS MANUFAC. IN ovE OWN year, but when you do — you want thetest. WE WORKSHOPS, by ex- DON'T MAKE THEM, pert workmen, and yet But weknowwhodow. | we ak you no more One good trunk will | than isaskedelsewhere eutwear three poor for the inferior sort.” ones.” ‘We don’t feel compelled or even impelled to make such contradictery misstatements as the above in or- @er to do business If you wish to see a “*sure- enough,” live TRUNK MANUFACTORY call in at any time and wo will be glad to take you through our sbops, where GUSTOM-MADE Are turned out every day. TOPHAM'S Axp Masvractory, 1231 Ps. Ave N.W. Shops, 1215 and 1720 E st. Tavsx Learaen G ops It Light Weight. ad guaranteed satis- ‘or me. ey returned Seematd cavinniee Corset store tm the clty. wr er vor t uatrated book om Metvitah eumsort.” sree. M. C. Whelan, wa Osx Ar 1003 F Sx N.W. W.A. Pierce & Co, 719 Manger Space. COR. STH ST. AND PA AVE emnant Day Friday, lay 5. Ressaxts Ts Lanes Fensismas. 2 BROWN SATIN MERVEILLECK SANT Parcerat os rach, © BE 1 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRT. Eummer orice, $7. REMNANT PRICE, ‘§ BLUE CHAMBRA SHORT SKIRTS. Fr NANT Price aoc. fac MEME ADTES" ERCALE Wasrs. (BLACK with WHITE PIS STi Fornt™r __ price, Toe. REMNAN’ PRICE. 502, each. ¢ Se inches Former price, REMNANT Thuct, G72 4 Mesuus Gowss, Trimmed with bit ibroidery. For- mer price, Wc. REMNANT PRICE, Deer. ile. each. Rexs. NTS Ix Cunpnr: ‘'s *t CHILDREN’S SILK COATS(I gray. Felvet Bias epee ds fancy pik and elvets nd years, “Form and #10.90 HEMNANT Pies GERTS, trimmea in VET OA VET and FANCY BRAID. Sizes 23 dt Years. Foret price, $4 79 and REMNANT PRICE, 81.08 cach. S FIGURED, DIMIPY DRESSES. and 4 years. Foruier $5.50. "REMNANT PRICE! : 4 POTCH GT ‘M DRESSES. pt REMNANT PRICE, B75 Rensaxts, Or Darss_ Marentars. 'G yarts Winch ALL-WOOL NAVY BLUE STORM SERGE. Former price, @. REMNANT PKICE, 84.7 for ao CKEPON. Former price, REMNANT PRICE, 700. for cH H, NAVY BLUE. Former Bete, fn o0.” REMNANT "PRICE, 2 SW) for piece. 44 vards 46-inch ALL-WOOL HEN- RIECTA, “b. HELIOTHOPE. Former Be eat ih. REMNANT” PRICE, 203 for e. inch D. GREEN BROAD- eo as. Lape or sEM- 50. for plece, hb ALL-Wouk GRAY price, #1.8%. REM- NNT PRICE SL) tor pice varie 40-inch ALL-WOOL GRAY CHECK BEIGE. Former price. $7.00. NT PRICE, 85.00 for piece. 7 R. [NANTS Brack Deess Goons. is pps 46-inch ALL-WOOL FRENCH HENKIETCA, Diack. Former ice, 85.25. REMNANT PRICE, $5.00 for Py yards 48-inch ALL-WOOL STORM DIAGONAL. BLACK. Former ce, S37 REMNANT PRICE, 8225 for {yards 48-inch ALL-WOOL IMPE- RIA SERGE: BECK. Romer orice, 86.75. KEMNANT PRICE, @5.00 for Hece. eRe Minch ALL-WOOL FRENCH BER Former price, MIEITA. BLACK. REMNANT PRICE, 83.25 for “44 rards FRENCH BROADCLOTH, C1 ine hi Forme Sesh news NT pRice. 62.45 tor {G-inch ALL-WOOL HEN. 4 eres pee: @2.13i REMNANT PRICE, 8170 for Resa Or Lace. 1 yan} 10-tuch BLACK LACE. Former price, 7Sc. | REMNANT PRICE, 4c. he’ yards 10-inch BLACK “LACE. Foruer price, $1.88. REMNANT PRICE, 81.19 for piece. s 2 yards ltinch BLACK LACE. Forme Jbrice, $1.00. REMNANT CE, 81.90 for piece. 2% yards 10-inch BLACK LACE. Former ‘$2.73, REMNANT 1.89 for pie Faris Sinch BLACK LACE. price, $1.42. REMNANT be. for piece. 1s Jack telich BLACK CHAN- TILLY NET. Former vrice, 83.59. BEMNANT PRICE. 82 49 for piece. 3 yards BROWN SILK LAG inches Wide. Former price, #2 REMNANT PRICE, A. f0r pice oe cou or co) ee yard. REMNANT PRIC: oT LOT WHITE LINEN COLLARS. re *. 12and loc. each. REM- SANT PRICE te cache LOT BRKOCADED SATIN WIND. K TIES. Former price, 45c. KEM- NANT PRICE, Ie. each. EXERY DEPARTMENT AT BI- CULOUSLY LOW PRICES. WA. ‘eree Co, us Rew Uae 719 MARKET SPACE, Co - and Office of Wash B. Williams, Furniture, Carpets and Upholstery Gos. 315, 317, 319 7th st nw. Bargains] Bargains!) After months of inconventence,commotion and dust incident to extensive repairs and bic fmprovements, we again make a Low to our friends and the purchas- ing public, and invite them to inspect our handsome new store rooms and new goods, which abound in BIG EARGALNS in seasonable youds. ar For this week we quote the following: 100 Pieces Besr Corrox Ware Martie, per yard onty 250. 500 Pieces Jorstiess Martrsa. Prices per yard: 15e., 20c., 23c., 30c., Se. and 40c. 200 Ceresraren Barpwirxs Dax- Ais Rersicrrators. an sizes, ‘The best make on the market At“ ayecial” prices. Catsa Crosers And Boox Cases At greatly reduced prices. Weare showing a larze line ot White and Brass Bedsteads. All sizes and prices. Basy Canntces —Aro here in creat variety of styles, colors, and ranging in price to suit any-sized pocket book. S2~Call and see them before buying elsewhere. WASH B. WILLIAMS. Cosvestesce « Asp Ecosour Effected in every household by the usa of Luss Comraxys Exsrracr Or Beer. ‘The best was to improve and strengthen Soups and Sauces of all kinds is to add alittle of this famous product my4-th,ta A. KAUFMAN, 909 PA. AVE. N.W. Commencing tomorrow we inaururate a sale of CORSETS, LADIES’ WAISTS, BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS, COTTON UNDERWEAR, CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES, HATS, &c., at prices that have not been laid before the shopping puviic of our city. We do not make this boast to let ourselves be heard, but PLAIN FACTS SPEAK LOUDER. ONLY ONE DAY, BEAR WELL IN MIND, AND THAT DAY TOMORROW (FRIDAY, MAY 5, UNTIL 6 P. M.) 50c. Fine Quality Well-boned Ventilating Corsets, si sisea. For 25c 29c 21c 30e. Ladies" Navy Blue Striped and Polka 5 pet Welsta Fore ee © 25 -. Boys’ Pereale Light-colored Shirt See fee 18 ‘Be. Extra Sizo Corset Covers, high and 50c. Extra, Long W, sist Corsets, a xood Jean, well boned, drab and white. For. i ck, trimmed in embrotiery edge, & wilmde was woie Fre = 1de 60c. Ladies’ Lonsdale Cambric Drawers. deep hen and cluster of tucks and yoke 3. 5 Vand, 23to 29. For ‘ oc 81.50 Ladies’ Navy Print Wrappers, lined to waist, full shirred back, empire Pleated front, full seeves with cull, sizes : WR to $4" For, ia 82.50 Ladies’ Percale Wrappers, patterns ‘and colors equal to any, French goods Biter heliorana fancy colored stetnes’ 9.1.68 ‘Oc. Children's Cambric White Dresses, hubbard yoke, embroidered trimming on neck “and ‘sleeves. skirts with deep hem. Sizes 1 and 2 years i $1 to 82.48 Children's Wah Ht Shirred Capa,Fink, White aud B. Hats sluts wtesed tr lay, woods sold as islowas 8. “Fo 19. Children’s Tan and Cardinal Seam- Tews Hoge. Sizes oto Sj. Warranted fast colors. For... Be. Ladies’ Dro} ‘shades of tan. 30, Ladies’ Black, Tan and Gioves. For.. Qe. Men's Best Webbing Suspenders, white, black and colored. | F : Light and Dark Colored Ties For... 29 ‘win 123 12% 17 17 10¢ eeseeee OC Be Rely be de 13¢ 10c 15c 43c 138 13c h Cotton Hose, fine sti OF. y Lisle 29. Men's iu Tecks. ‘We, Hand Brushes... 192, Hand Brushes... 1c. Extra Heavy Dressing Combs......... 0c. Oatmeal Soap. 10c. Lubin’s Infant Powder... 2c, Shetfleld’s Dentitrice. 15c. La Parisienne Glycerine Soap, 3 cakes ‘and Se. English and French Bristol 0c. bottle of Sozodort..... ‘25e. Sterling Silver Hat Pins. 25e. Polished Sheli Hair Pins. per dozen. 10c. ball Glycerine Soar, 3 cakes for... 10¢ 25e. Pure Linon Writing Paper, per pound... L3e ‘These are our Friday Specials, so.do not miss these cut prices. As KAUFMAN, 909 Pa Ave. N.W. , THE PEOPLE'S MONEY SAVER, { a Q00000C 0000000 see (INDEPENDENT “ss . ° Ice Comuraxy, 9 Wholesale and Retait dealersin PR Ie KENNEBEC ICE, ‘The PUREST, the HEALTHIEST, the COLD- EST and the BEST tce in the world. 3-4 continuous service of trenty years to the citizens of Washington, the Executive Man- son and other government departments haa thoroughly demonatrates the egiciency. and prompiness of thin’ company, and the high Guutiity oF tte vee. Send in our 01 © wagons © or tothe Main Om, ortothe 0 00 Georgetown Oftice, SLUSIW: Depot 00 000 “at wharf Telephone calls: O00. 0000 office, Galt: Georgetown, 5 9000, 00000 Wharf, 591-2." For contracts 00900, 000000 | apply at office. my3 0000000 9800000, 000000 Kennebee Ice. pu YD iT. PERS? ANB BEE ‘The «reat Kenuebeo River Ive is not only purest. bat being free from, slash atl snow—is the most enduring. By tavorine snout onions you avold: sonesoees Soa tetdtenieace” Lometaat waapiy cel Sr elle Senne and ‘prober service to) our Great Falls Iee Co., MAIN OFFICE, 924 PA. AVE. N. W BRANCH OFFICE, 106 HIGH ST., GEORGETOW sEOOT OF 107TH ST. W. DEPors, {POT OT OTe, A (3055 WAT! § OF EL revernoses,) Dt <7 SE DELOT. G THERE’S NO TIM When a sthoulant is needed more than in the Spring, when the change in the weather takes “fall the life out of you.” My TONIC WINE OF COCOA is highly recommended asa “restorer of vigor” as well asa remedy for nervous troubles, malaria, loss of appetite, indizes- tin and thin blood—the prevalent troubles of spring. Try it. It's soldat a popular price, Seeme for MINERAL WATERS. Lowest prices on all, G. G.C. Starts crrarmaciey, 14sn Axp New Your Ave. N.W. Medicine —Cheste ont sizes: prices holding from 6 to 16 vials, ¥ famfiy ‘shoud keep one of these in the house fi led with an assortiuent common retuedies for sliehter.ail- ments, or for se in emergencies pendiue the amvaiofa physician. A drop of tnedicine At the right tine micht save 4 long illness, If you are eoing to the country this stimimer onsheuld take a chest with you, for you now that doctors there are very '/ewe and Jar between.” Let us fix you up a chest wich ‘an ascortuiont of reinedies, Thompson's Puanwacy, 703 libra Sr. my3 Os Axp Arter MAY. GAS BILLS ‘May be paid Atthe GAS APPLIANCE EXCHANGE 1424 NEW YOKK AVE., Instead of at the ap20-tf West End National Bank. We've Been Telling ‘You the advantages of using a GAS RANGE for yoursuiomer cooking. Now we'll tell you the advantages of obtaining your rane here. Our stock contains only the stoves with the latest improvements, and those made of the best metals aud put together in the best man- ner, No Renge in our stock will caus: you any discomfiture by becomins lvose in the Joints. The prices are reasonable, > RO.. 429 QTH CT. S. S. SHEDB ho: 432 OTH SE Plumbino, Gas Fitting, Heating, &¢. my an28-0t WOODWARD ANO LOTHROP, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. ALL 40 AND 60c. CANDIES ARE NOW 25c. LB.—BASEMENT. REMNANT DAY TOMORROW, FRIDAY, MAY FIFTH. : No single eloment of our business receives more thousht'than the art of ‘oring money—when to make losses, how to make thein wisely, Tt isan art, and we have learaed tt.” The aajuctuent of stocks to modern ‘rotanive notions avon tang things uu of Barmy. Wisdom tell wt et thet "os" not that inteias Wo'th is leas, but because anew, a Beiter business policy deman mae means, and dns only, brings ured resu‘t—the losing method of the reduced Price. ine THIS REMNANT DAY OF OURS Furnishes an excellent exarple of judicious losing. | Price—rery Drinws about the end in view, the object of the Remnant to. dispone stock with an unbroken front on Monday preparatory to the week's Therefore © Otel in ul departments here, ODDS AND ENDS, the res Suits, Urderweg ke SHORT LENGTHS of iiks. ‘Linens, % LINES OF SIZES in Gloves, J osiery. Siioes, Corsets, & MUSSED, MARRED, SCRATCHED OR OTHEK- WISE DEFACED—in fect, the “LEFT 01 hing. —Prices are marked on all such Remnants on Aingoreran a cna equ pba ye — apo their’ (enavadelet ae tomorrow all over the fore are barwains—barcarts (at tell of manu a dime and many « daitar save ready a, nd the goods themselves offer You special inducements to reriove them. Fick i as Mess Forsisarxe Deranraest. 24 pairs Striped Lisle Half Hose. Sizes 9 and 934. Reduced from 50c. to 6 pairs for 81. 10 Medinm Weight Merino Shirts, Sizes 38 to 46. Reduced from : 5c. ‘ Boox Derartwext. adgtof select Paper Novels, covers’ soiled. Re- Miscellaneous Volumes. Reduced from $1.00 to 4 pairs Lieat. ht Wool Drawers. Size 44. J large illustrated book entitled ‘Ireland Ilius- Slichtly damaged. ved from $2. 75 to $1. 38. trated.” Reduced from # Ww 30". od Salt, pea sibeet ry via Underwear, Size tunes een or led nang oe States, 36. Keduced from $2.50 to #1. rated. luced from 5 . I Lisie ‘Thread Shirt. Sizd 26. Sliehtly soiled, | (Basement , “Aith st. bldg.) Reduced from 81 to 50. 55 = Lot of Silk and Wool ‘Sanitas” Underwear, All Crrsa_ Depantwens, Odd pieces of Decorated Toilek Bee 2 Basins at Bee - Basins at #1.00, 3 Large Pitchers at $1.00, 4 uber at Sie. zDevorated Sanline Dishes, Reduced from $2.48 ssc Safes, with figures. Reduced from 3 dardiniere, damaged. Reduced from $15.00 to 2 Decor fon an hignp wim ‘slightly damaged. Reduced Hanil-painted Canbrella Stand. Reduced from 3.00 to a oo he sooo 20th st. bid.) en ea Crock Axp Merat, Goons Deer. polished oak, shop worn. Re- Iteduced from 815 to 85 aad Porcelain Ewers, Wedueed fom @11 . Heduiced toexactly halt prive, tolgit Bleached Lisle Underwear. Reduced from &5 32. 12 pairs Mediun-weleht Merino Drawers, Size 40. Reduced from $ (st floor... -1009 F st. door.) 50, Croax Deranrwesr. 2 All-wool Black Cheviot Reefers, full sleeves, braid trimmings, Sizes 32 and 38, Reduced from $10'to 82, 1 Black Gloth Wrap, silk lined. Size 34. Keduced from $10 10 #L. A suall lot of Blue and Black Cheviot Jackets. Sieg 88 do and 42." Reduced from $0.50 and 87 to 1, A sinall lot of Fine All-wool Jackets, navy biue and Wack. Sizes 0, 34. 40, 42 and 44.” Keduced from Band #010 8 3 Black Silk Wraps, trimmed with Jace and cut jot. Sizes 34and 36, Reduced trom 814, #15, $18.50 t0 T Imported Tan Cape, scalloped buttertly ever cape, | to 8. aitk lined throuchont, Styltsh length. Size 36. Ke~ | '1'ifsnasome Fan Screen, Reduced from 86> to 25. duced trom $45.00 to $25.00, Astualler size. Reduced from 845 to 815. (Gd floor. Lith st. bldg.) | Sth floor. Sasacbnsonenasee --LUth st. bldy.) Misses’ Depanrvent. A small lot of A‘l-wool Navy Blne and Gray Serge Blazers, neatly trimmed wits braid. ‘Sizes 4 and 16 Years. ‘Reduced tro to $1.50. ‘Asitiall lot of, Al wefers, navy, brown and mixed effects, flare cuffs and collar.” Sizes 14, 16 and AS years, Reduced from 810.00 to 82.50 1 Allwool Tan Reefer. perfect Btting, Size 18 years. Redlaced from $10.00 to 81.50. Newmarket, with cane. wirdle Keduced from $10.00 to 1 Brown and 1 Tan and Brown Mixed Cloth Dresses. velvet yoke, «10h st, bid.) aprac Deranrest, inted Baccarat Vase, damazed, Reduced 1 BH to a. i oor. --10th st. bldg.) Hovserersisurse D. 1 itrass Size 14 years. EPARTMENT. ea Kettle, wrought iron stand. le and cutis, pugbout. Sizes 4, 6 and $ | Reduced from #4. 08 to $2.50 P" Domestic Gineham 0 3 uimpe Dresses, | weatiy i embruidery, Sizes 4 years, Re- -1ith st. bidy.) 1 reduced from #1.90 to ced from $1.50 to Soc. Iredaced from 1ith st. bids.) o- Sor Derarrwest. ravetaxa Goons Dypantwenr. u's Sole Leather Trunk. Keduco! frou $25.50 ‘anvas Trunk. Reduced from #22 to 3 All-wool Back Cheviot Skirts, trimmed with rack braid. Reduced from 87 50 to 4.75, Diagonal Way kine “iit, waist si ipest and ot 3 juced from 82.5 pula " 1 Seal Club Bag. Retuced from #12 to 89. 00. LIwvorted Blue-figured Organdie Suit, silk lined J Alitgator Cabin Bag. Reduced from $10.59 to throughout, trntred with lave. Size 0° ‘Heduced | #80 from $75.00 to #35. 00. J Enelish Grain Leather Club Bag. Reduced from T'Lmported Striped Sitk ‘Tea Gown, shirred A701 S43 cream Sik. double Watteau back with tralu. Gath floor 410th st. building.) sleeves with, duced from 85 fe geiumiro™ belt. Size I, 00 to 25.0. Dark Print Wrappers, Sizes 32, 34 and 42. Re. iced trom 81.25 to 750) @ Satine and 2 Dark Cloth Waists. | Sizes 34, 36and 40. Keduced tran 1.00 to 506. Bay Canmner D. 2 Rattdn Carriages, beat Fanning svar, uyphoratered Reduced fn damask. Gtt'foor, Bitty from $10 to sooss-nes 10th st, butiding. ) exe, tailor made, perfect 4 4.00 to 810.00, catcuineead Nery, lg Cheviot Su. tailor made, B rom 085.00, afore eee Adth st Bids.) SESS Boys: Crormxa Deranranest. eee Suits. Size 5 years. Reduced from 84.50 Size years, Reduced from $3 (4th floor.. 5 Laxey Depanrwesr, Small lots of Navkins—odds, ssrondac® &e.—which were vary low orivinally. These reduced pricesshotld Close them out tuaiwedtaiely and $1.50 to 81 18530 to #1. YOrdoaen 94. Reduced fro Adozen sy! Reduced rouse) cult Si ars. Reduced from $7.50to| 3 itozen '&. ‘Neduced tron #4 mal ea: : ass. dozen % 23 Wool Cheviot Shirt Waists. Sizes 4, 8. 1112 and Reduced tro oF Sfor BL ass) nad to $3, na 3 Lith st. building.) Rea Deranrare: 1Smyrna C Redneed trom 7 Pants Suits, from #4.50 to Lor of, Blouse Waists, Reduced from 3.70 and 8275 te B75. NT. ‘a feid, terra cotta , terra cotta cen- s ‘i tera sed'to (Third Boor, 10th at. bldg.) | "EStiy ene Hiuc, MOTE etd to 8a, ASR MAG TSS inches Hedced fo 700, of Derantuest. — ——— iave become broken. td Brack Goons Devarraest. 19). 74 yards Crepon. Reduced from $21.63 . GN yards Cashmere, Reduced from 83.28 iM4tanls Ficurod Diagonal. Reduced a2jaris Striped Cheviot. Reduced from tig, AM yards Gray Plaid. Reduced from Redueed from Nvaris:Binck ana White Suiting, B80) to 34.00, ore S yards Gray Plaid Suiting. Redaced from 88.00 to Viel Kid’ Butt, soles, patent leather trimmin 5 andl, 6. Read Lot 747 Lat Shoes. turned 16. ast 1 # 1-6 and 1-8. tiedus ast. 7% ands Binck and White Plaid Suiting. Reduced SSrants Eisck aut White Striped Reduced Tans Bisel sun? White Striped Sulting, Rede ‘on. patent leather tip. | fromm ¥5.00 to $4.00, Reduced from #4 to 8. (ist floor. annex to 10th st. bldg. ) 'B.” Soiled, Reduced from seoeeoeeesTstannes.) Brow: sraceahs U; G D. esorstery Goons Deranrwent. Pairs Chenille Portieres, Tatoo! blue, Lecrn and L olive, So inches wider vz, dado and {F106 ‘nced from #0 to 4p: fop and torts nm aud Wors.ed Curtain Loops srltavorion. 2 reduced from 81.90 t0 Tf yaris Fishnet Drapery.” Reduced from 73 to ST Hinktatlon Irish Point Lace Bed Set. Reduced 6 Cotton Sheets “F Loin, x90 inches, stightty sifted ede from i ito ROs cathe x Band S-yard-lenths of Linen Steet : low Cactus at One-third leas than raguiae prices (2M floors ssa scssee Sadtth st. bidg. ) Ixrayrs: Derantwesr. 2 Boys' Fine India L Wants Ss et. collar and cuffs fi htiy crushed. Rely Todi Ginh: Fo m Sun Hat, broad bein, capily Jaundere Heduced from #1 75 tse, Zold pairs Fancy shoes, wuvtalile fo from BF to #4. . - May bails. ‘Reduced from 81 Sb to Speriae ent 2 Scotch Lace Red Sets. 1 reduced from #4.50 to im Fine Quality Freneh Kid Shy fancily L reduced from $3 to oa «dwith silk cord. Reduced from #2.35 to 730, ‘ gana Upholstered Labi Reduced from #4.50 ~- 10th ‘st. Didg.) Odd poirs of Lace and Faney Crose-striped Cur- U: tains, Short Lenzths of Tapestry, Muslin, Silkaline NDERWEAR. and Cretonue, &¢., atlow remnant prices. LMBREQUIN FRINGES, E Sinch ruftle of Hamburg and cit ter of Hicks above, | heduced from $1.69 to #1-Ou Lpatr Misses’ Drawers, made of good muslin, wide hein and cluster of tucks Reduced from Soe, 10 % yards, Heduced froin © Feri, Reduced fom 8) 2a Aloo 3 von EL sé. bldg.) BR vands, — Severe Lanes Mesias U verwear Depr (att floor Striped Gingtain Skirts, two striped 1 flos, fold above, finished at the waist with yoke band, F D Metco nw aL tee eR a tasser. Deparrwenr. 7 pals Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, Hamburg rufte, 4 Romnants Cream Cricket Cloth, saitable for ear. | funds tose, tes Above. Joke band. Reduced raw afetinne, Fs and Lyard lengths, “Soiled. “Ke- | a'fiog 10th st. bldg.) 081 y duced from 81 3 Reainants All-wool (pera Flannel,8 yard Jonsths, Fr (lark green “atid solfersino- et Drvanrvest. ©” Corsets, cut. bins, extra Jone 28 Sted with ik edge, Stas Ae CY Spoon Busk Corsets, two side stesls, wily boned, suitable for a stout person, Siz) $4.00 fo #20, Ath st. blag.) Winre Goons Dorartuesr. 20 Remnsnts Polka Dot Dimity. Reduced from 30 to IN and 20e, yard. irs of 10 Kemiants Fast Back’ Paid and Striped Lawn, | Reduced trot 8 sae 10-yard lenxt! Reduced from to 2c. | (2d floor... owe annex to 10th st. bldg.) Sart. “2 (24 door. -. - +e 11th st. bldg.) rT _ Se h W sit, Goons oDrpanraeyr. ‘ Remnants of Ginghams, G to 8 yards heduee ‘ATIONFRY D. PARTMENT. from 12) > * Keane 9 Roxes Writing Paper—boxes broken. Kemnants Irish Lawn, Llama Cloth and Pereales, oxes reduced fre Rs toSyards. Keduced from Ig. vo 10c. yd. 4 boxes iced from Te. (Ist floor....... - oe sooee]O st. bldg.) 22) packages kuve.opes reduced from 2e, o— cast hoor... Hisoex > Di ANDKERCHIEP FPARTMENT. 2 Ladies’ Embroidered Scalloped 'andierchiefs, aillinen, soiled. Keduced from #150 to $1.00. 8 Mens jal Handkercutfars 5 Ja, Bis. Reduced frot n, woe. 6 for SL st floor. . Dacoorsre Scxpeie’s Depanrvesr, a ee Black Swan Dressing. Reduced from 25e. 2 Hoxes Pe:spiration Powder. Reduced from | to 106. INCakes Colgate's Soap, Reduced from 8 to Be. er cake PP Bottles Extract, sotted tops, Reduced from 40e. toFe. 1 Water Bax, 3 quarts, soiled, Redaced from 81.05 {ited Liste Vests, white, Mich neck, short _siehtly soiled. “Sizss Sand 4." Keduced to “each st tloor, sesseserses 20. annex.) Bus Deraxruesr. ds, 3. to75 2 Mitcheli . size, soiled. Red Vishaving ot, Uning soiled. Reduced from #8 | tra #2 00 ty 8L00. " re se toa). 1 White Marsetiles Snread, 3-4 size, soiled. Re- (st floor. es Hlth st. bldg.) nn #170 to $1, per Blankets, soiled. id Cooling Blanket. Derss Trimuixe Derantonxr. 244 vards Heliotrope Passamenterie, Reduced from #4 SO tu ade. Tvard Persion Band. Reduced from $1.65 to 256. 2M yards Persian Band. Kedtced trom $3.19 i duced fro w Reduced from $5.00 Reduced from $2.00 to 14 California Blankets, soiled. Reduced ‘ -Tith st. bidg.) “ity vurds Gray Passamenterie, Reduced from 83.56 0 70. 1g yards Gray Lace Trimming. Reduced from $4.50 essslIth st Bid.) avaxest. Depantwenr. SLIGHTLY Daata 1 Taizan Vase. Reduced from 2 Satsuma Vas Learner Goons Deranra lt Belt, damaged. Reduced from $3 to 5 iver Girdles, dauiaged. Reduced from lies, damaged. | Reduced from #1 Lethee Bete rable Rosen ty ard Case, solfed. Heduced fror DOR sane cron cekdel T to loves, 8-button- Size o's. Keduced from 2 neth Monsquetaire Gloves, ani -eray. Size Gi. Keduced from $2.00 to 81 vain. SUT pairs Hook Kid Reduced from 81 Hos: AO patra Ladies’ Lisle “Michael Angelo” Ribbed ofan, eray. and fed. ‘Siges'S and Sy. Faded. 050. a Dale. tern Rembrandt Ribbed Hyt Pins Reduced from Jaweled Hat Pins. Reduced from $1.90 to $1. (Sterling silver Stick Fins, Reduced from $1 lated Brooches. Reduced from #1 to 50e. Reduced fro: 10 35 11th st, building.) tan and gray. .-11th st. annex.) Size 7, 6 Chatelaines, silver. ‘ARTMEN’ sdefitver Frames, seratehed. Keduced from 82 ‘ine tops, faded. Size 8. satay? Frame, scratched. Reduced from $2.25 | Ust floor. ++-2d annex.) erra Cotta Pincushions, st floor. Reduced from 50c. Awr Neevteworx Derantwenr. ith st. building.) mbroidered Table Cover. Reduced from #10 \lered Chatr Set, Reduced from $230 to woidered Velvet Slippers. Reduced from lered Turkish Table Cover. Reduced ed Afchan. Feduced from #10 to #3. ed Bed Spread and Shams. Reduced 310 $9. 10th st. bldg.) Sirver W ARE Derarrwe: GTriple-plate Oxidized Silver Butte Aucod from 50°. to40s ii Bbervy spoons, Medaced from @1 to Ze. 2 sets ‘Table Spoons, oxidized handles. ieduced from #2 ON to #2. seis Forks, oxidized handies. Reduced from BW to ee, (st door. ith st. building.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10TH, LTH AND F STs. TIL EE ALLOT. May 4. ‘This ballot represents one vote for one of the two Handsome Easy Chairs Presented by Craig & Hardiny, 13th and F sta., to the two most Popular ministers of this city. Rev... | Treeeoeoeeenent rl = i = = _ _ — I —, — — _ hh. I TLL - To Crose Moxmay Ar 12. At the request of a number of teachers who are collecting votes for their pastors through the medium of the Sunday school children, we have decided to postpone the closing of the contest for the handsome ‘easy chairs until Mowpax Ar 12 O’croce Suarp, Enabling the little ones to bring their coupons the coming Sunday. Belowis a list of those being voted for and the number of votes to their credit: Rev. Fr. Glasb.....899 Rev. B. W. Bispham. Kev. Fr O-Conneii<343 Ker. Dr. Walluce:. Rev. A. Hara Kev. A. F. Stee'e. Rey. 3. W. Beckett.” Lee Rev.G.0 Bacchus. 3h Kev. Oliver Brown. 3) Rev. val Rev. P. Grimt". . A. Stakely. 2. Ke Patch Rev. S. M. Newmat Kev 1s. F Bittinger Rev. 8. Domer..... 11, Rev: CJ 0 brane. 1 AL Madorf,_ Douxbert} Kev. 1.V. Bryant. ¥. Jor! Rev. A. guecasearestevereasny: W. He "one Kew. rs Mackin. 2 ov Ar Des Re 5Bx wh X-X-X-X-X-X—— Chamber Suite Week. Special prices are being quoted on cham- ber suites all this week. Gar See display on our first for, Next Week Rasy Chairs. Craig & Hlarding. Cor. 131m Asp F Sis. N.W. x SMITHFIELD HAMS. Genuine and of extra qual- ity. The present is thetime toselect them for future use, N.W. Burebell, 1325 F st, SUMMER OPENING. On THURSDAY, MAY 4. we will ex- Dibit a case of the LATEST STYLES an SUMMER HATS. Mas. M. J. Hest. 1309 F ST. N.W. fe24-3m jfe Saving Report of Wreck. Superintendent Kimball of the life-saving service received a dispatch this morning from the keeper of the station at Brigantine, N. J., vin Atlantic City, which says that « large three- masted schooner was discovered sunk this mort ing opposite Brigantine, about three and a half miles ont, in seven fathoms of water. No one can be seen on her. The life-saving crew will | board the vessel as soon as possible. The sea and wind are very high. ay The Cherokee Indian Proposii Secretary Carlisle today accordedan audience to C. J. Harris, E. E. Star, J. T, Cunningham and DW. Sipe, representing the Cherokee Indians. Under a treaty concluded _be- tween the United States and these Indians the Cherokees surrendered a large tract of Ind to the United States, commonly known as the “Cherokee Outlet,” for which they receive in cash $295,796, and the United States con- tracts to pay them in the future, beginning March 4, 1895, $9,300,000, in five’ equal in- stallments, the deferred payments to draw interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum. | ‘The Cherokee Indians do not want the last four | payments in cash when it is due, bnt have submitted a proposition to’ Secretary Carlisle to issue bonds for — $5,640,- 000, bearing interest at the rate of 4 per cent annually, the bonds and interest to be guaranteed by the United States govern- ment, and to run fora term of years, and for the first payment of 1,660,000 to be paid in cash when due, interest in the meantime run- ning at the rate of 4 percent, as provided by the law. Some minor details looking to the issue of bonds were also submitted. Secretary Carlisle will give the matter prompt attention, and is disposed, if he can, to comply with their request as to guaranteed bond. ° Presidential Postmastérs Appointed. The President has appointed postmasters as follo Margaret G. Davis, at Biloxi, Miss., reappointed; Thos. W. James, at McComb. Miss., yice 5. W. Collins, oftice became presi- dential; Walter N. Hurt, at Winona, Miss., vice Mary C. Matthews, removed: Albert L. Howe, at Natchez. Miss., viee H.C. Griftin, remove: Wm. L. Mack, at Lamar, Mo., vice F. D. W Arnold, — resigned; Chas. B. Ingels, at Nevada, Mo., vice M. K. Barkley, resigned; | John E. Clardy, at Fredericktown, Mo., vice Reuben Albert, office became presidential: John C, Devine, at Allinnce, Ohio, vice Harper it ission expired; James H. M. Ritchie, at Port Clinton, Ohio, vice J. \ Grisier, resigned; Wm. L. Cox, at Prospect, Ohio, office became presidential; Thomas B. Crews, at Laurens, 5. C., vice J. M. Robertson, | removed; Wm. Y.‘C, Hannum, at Maryville, Tenn., vice J. P. Edmondson. removed; John W. Clark, at Ripiey, Tenn., office became presi- dential; Robert A. Poole, at Cleburne, Texas, vice W. H. Deal, resigned; Wm. B. Pearson, at Nacogdoches, Texas, vice H. H. Sawyer, re- signed. OSL A Postmaster for Boston. The President has appointed Jeremiah W. Coveney postmaster at Boston, vice T. N. Hart, resigned. Ee An invitation hut been sent out to ail the veterans of New York commands who fought at Gettysburg to attend the dedication of the THE DISTRICT'S LEGAL ADVISERS. Sketches of Attorney Thomas and His As- sociate, Mr. Duvall. Mr. 8. T. Thomas, who succeeds Mr. Hazel- ton as attorney for the District, is a well-known member of the District bar, He was born in Fairfax county, Va.,in 1850. His early days Were spent ona farm. When five vears of age his family moved to Missouri, where he remained until 1868, when he came to Washington. He received his education in the public schools in Missouri. ‘One year after he arrived in this city he entered the law office of Gen. S. 8. Henkle and four years later was admitted tothe bar. Immedi- ately after being admitted he attracted the attention of ex-Commissioner L. G. MR. S. T. THOMAS. Hine, who was then in the midst of his fessional career. His close attention to duty, his ability and skill so impressed Mr. Hine that in the same year that he entered the bar Mr. Thomas became a riner of Mr. Hine. Since that time ir. Thomas has been an active practitioner and has been aged in some of the most important law and equity cases before the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. On the first of December, 1889, he became assistant attorney for the District, succeeding Mr. H. E. Davis, and since that time has rendered the District material aid in the solution of knotty problems. His thorough knowiedge of the in- tricacies of the District s lwas eminently quali- fied him for the porition of legal adviser to the District Commissioners, and when Mr. Hazel- ton’s resignation was called for the Commis- sioners promptly acknowledged his fitness by appointing him attorney for the District. General approval is expressed among mem- bers of the bar of the appointment of Mr. Thoma. » Mr. Thomas will enter formally upon bis new title and dignities on the ist of June. MR. ANDREW B, DUVALL. Mr. Andrew B. Duvall, who succeeds to Mr. Thomas’ place as assistant attorney for the District, is a native of the city of Washing- ton, where he was born March 20, 1847. His entire hfe has been —= in this city. He attended the ‘depart- ment of Columbian College; after his grad- uation in 1867 he was tutor there for a year. He commenced the study of the law in the law department of the college, and in 1869, having received his degree L. L. B., he was admitted to the bar and immediately entered upon the practice of law. For several years be was in partnership with the late Joseph H. Bradley. Mr. Duvall is professor of equity and torts in the law department of the Georgetown University. He is also a trustee of the American University. He bas served as director and treasurer of the Bar Association, and one of the charter members of the Alumni Chapter of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. He has enjoyed » large and general practice in all the courts, and has been engaged in his share of the important cases litigated here, his last case of public interest being the Hutton case against the District, in which he succeeded in obtaining the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States opening membership on our police force to others than those who had served in the army or navy. At the present term of the Circuit Court, under special appoint ment of the Attorney General, be tried the cou- plicated case of the United States against Capt. Howgate’s bond. and, by like int~ ment, the care against Ewing's bond. Mr. Davail is a member of the Metropolitan Metho- dist Church, vice president of the Methodist Home, and president of the Methodist Alli- ance. He is the oldest son of the late A. J. Duvall, a successful merchant of this city. — Naval Orders. Chief Engineer Elijah Laws bas been de- tached from duty at Brooklyn and ordered to the receiving ship Franklin. Passed Assistant Engineer H. T. Cleaver, from the Franklin and ordered to the Norfolk navy yard. Passed Assistant Engineer G. W. McElroy, from the San Francisco and granted thre months’ leave. Passed Assistant Engineer W. H. Alderdice, from the bureau of steam engineering and or- dered to the Bennington. Assistant Engineer Horace W. Jones, from the Charleston and granted three months’ leave. Assistant Engi- neer B. C. Bryan, from the Bennington and or- dered to examination for promotion. Assistant Engineer W. W. Bash, from the San Francisco and granted three months’ leave. Assistant Engineer C. B. Price, from the New York navy yard and ordered to the San Francisco. As- sistant Engineer M. T. Holmes, from the New York navy yard and ordered to the Charleston. Assistant Engineer W, B. Smith, frem the Nor- folk navy yard and ordered to the San Fran- cisco. ‘Assistant Engineer D. E. Di«muker, from the New York navy yard and ordered to duty at Baltimore in connection with the De- troit, —— Appointments by the President. The President today made the following ap- pointments: Col. Geo. H. Mendel, corps of engineers; Lieut. Col. Wm. H. H. Benyaurd, corps of en- gineers, and Maj. Wm. H. Huer, corps of en- gineers, commissioners under the act of Con- gress entitled “An act to create the California debris commission and regulate hydraulic min- ing in the state of California.” Commander John J. Read, United States navy, to be a cap- tain. SS Chinese Coming in on Bogus Certificates. The health officer at Astoria, Ore., yesterday telegraphed the Treasury Department that the steamer Danube had arrived at that port from Hong Kong, China, with 600 Chinese on board. These Chinese were destined for Portland, Ore. In the course of bis medical examination he also examined helt papers,and he expresses the opinion that nearly all of ‘the 600 Chinese have bogus certificates. Assistant Secretary Spaulding at once tele- graphed the collector at Portland, Ore., to ex ercise the greatest caution in examining the papers vf this batch of celestial, o> To Examine Cadets. Aboard of meiical officers to consist of Lieut. Col. George M. Sternberg, deputy surgeon general; Lieut. Col. William D. Wol- verton, deputy surgeon general, and Maj. Joseph R. Gibson, surgeon, has been appointed to meet at West Point, N_Y., Jane 1, for the physical examination of the cadets of the graduating class at the United States Military Academy and such other cadets of the academy and candidates for admission thereto as may be ordered before it. eee Memorial Day at Arlington. The executive committee on memorial serv- ices has extended a cordial invitation to the officers of the army stationed in this city to unite with the Grand Army of the Republic in the memorial services ty be held at Arlington, Va., on Tuesday, May 30, 1893, = —+e- ‘The Kearsarge Leaves Hayti. ‘Word was received at the Navy Department today that the Kearsarge left Cape Haytien, Hayti, today for Hampton Roads. She is the only United States vessel in those waters, and her departure for home at this juncture is taken to mean either that this government is not specially interested m the reported revolu- New York state monument at Gettysburg, July 1, 2and 3, tion in Cuba or that it has no official cogni- zunce of trouble on that island, able scholar and historian spent #0 many years of quiet, peaceful labor was heard the strident voice of the auctioneer, “Going, going, gone.” The occasion was the executor's aale of the houschold effects of the Inte Mr. George Ban- ag Pieces that were interesting Rreat historian. For the iti el ai if if fe it E [ ® & g if int t i | t : is fet if i 3F t 4 Ls i ah dt hii if q i i th. tht z 5 i § i i ; i li ii j Henrietta Schrieber has, by Messrs. Jom, Shillington and E. Forrest, fled « suit agains} ‘the District for 10,000 damages by reason of falling overs box or projection in the footwalk of The Court of Appeals having adjourned until May 22, itis not expected that the appoint ment of the crier of the court will be announced previous to that time. The fact that the clerk. and messenger of the court are reudents of the ‘District leads many to believe that the crier will not be from the District, Mr. Willett, the <a oes which is invested by E. L. The will of Francis Howard, tate to his wife, Mary L. Howard, ames a8 executrix, was filed today. On Tuesday, May 2, at iietrimsewas ee Funeral Friday, May 5, at 2 p.m. from ber jee May 2. 1808, at, 820 Pom H, the beloved husband of Kase Ash, in the thirty-second year of Lis ase. Dearest husband, can it be. ‘Thy look of love no more Tl aa, Bul now vour sul is at rest In the arnss of Jesus? Fence wit sake love om. Praas, May Seed feviascpenar us Tats Pas Soutiivest, at 330 piu. @ronds aud Telaives a Vited to attend, EVCKEKT. On Ms 1883, at - afer a tone and petaiel iness, pena Sinthrtigverd tess Bt 5 ‘Funsrel from his tate resdebce, 22 Teh east, Friday, May 5, at 5-30 o'clock am, thence to Stacpuse Church, where reguiera Misch’ Mase sh said at 9 o'clock for the repose of his and relatives invited toatumnd — GERSDORFF. Atver 1893, at 725 a.m, HERMAN May and Charles Gersdorft, aged five years and months. ao Funeral from residen-e, 85 L street north: day at3p. ine Melacives apd friends invitet. HENDRIX. Sud‘euly, May 3, 1883, PRECTLLA 3M, Meng. THATCHER. On May 3, 1803, SAMUEL OM THATCH ES, at bis remdence, No. 1314 14tb streot northwest, for many dears a clerk im the quarter Lusster wenera ‘office. War 7 Funeral briday at 3o'clock from ment at Artington. Jeane Dowoy nek WiPPEMM ASS Me eke 3:13 po. eats dearth ren of b Funeral ne ite eal ice, 226 Mavacbunets Slay’. Reg use Dock. siuelatives Teeidenay, Latgee Funeral irom it ® orclock. Peeae out Sowers, ary” frends invited to attend Anything that makes cooking easy. Beking is ina le easy with Cirveraxns BAKING POWDER, It always works and works well. Helps ‘the cook out wonderfully. Keeps food nuoist and fresh, too. “Absolutely the best.” Rega ggg ee TER ETT ees ees ees Ee TEES | # lol 8 & E ” FOR PITCHERS CasToOgIa.