Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1893, Page 4

4 _THE_ EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. Jane 1, 1993. ‘ditor. THE EVENING STARK has a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that efany other paper in the city. As a local NEWS paper and Ad- vertising Medium it has ne competitor. The fate of Dr. Briggs had not been decided ata late hour this afternoon. By the vote of the General Assembly last night he was con- Yieted om the charge of heresy, but the judgment of the assembly had not been formulated when these lines were written. Of course, logically, Dr. Brigzs must be expelled from the ministry or suspended until be recants. Dr. Briggs’ course has been such that it is not probable that he will recant. As remarked by a member of the assembly in a speech yesterday, the Presbyterian Church could not stamp out the new theology he repre- sented by stamping out Dr. Briggs. Strong , evidence of the truth of this assertion was given im the assembly at today’s session, for in the hot. debate that eptang up in regard to the inerrancy of the Bible words were spoken be- side which Dr. Briggs’ most objectionable utter- ‘ances would seem to be the primmest kind of orthodoxy. There is no one in a Christian Jand, whether in the Presbyterian Church or out of it, who would, if he cared for the good of his country, undertake to unsettle the faith of the people iz the Bible as containing the teachings which God wished the people to have; so the Church has the support in & general way of all good people in its effort to maintain the unimpeachable character of the Bible as the word of God. Still that it is necessary to declare that every word and line are inerrant, asa matter of his- tory as well as = matter of faith, is something which many of the most thoughtful and reverent believers question. The fact that 116 members of the assembly, including some of the most scholarly men in that bods, voted prac- tieally to acquit Dr. Briggs shows that in that great Church, there are many who believe in the liberty of thought, study and criticism claimed by Dr. Briggs. They declare that they do not fear that the Higher Criticiam can injure the truth or detract from the value of the Bible. ‘The action of the assembly brings up an in- teresting question as to its relations with the great theological seminary, which, despite the as- sembly’s condemna:ion, has stood by DrgBriggs. If Dr. Briggs is exvelied this seminary must either retract its utterances made in support of Dr. Briggs or go with Dr. Briggs out of the chureh, and teach theology according to its own lights, irrespective of the standards ad- hered to by the General Assembly. At any rate it will be interesting to see what the sentiment of the assembly wiil bes year hence when similar questions come up in the case of Prof. Henry Preserved Smith. ‘The Briggs men claim that their numbers have been growing, and that if a postponement could have been secured for an- other year they would have been on nearly even terms with the conservatives. ——_<+eo—___ ‘That the making of a diocese of Washington and the establishment here of a great cathedral should pe the more important topics discussed at the Protestant Episcopal convention now in session in Baltimore is not at all surprising. With more solid rapidity than is evident to many outside the communion the Episcopal Church in this region continues to grow daily. Since Bishop Paret was placed at the bead of the diocese of Maryland the work of his exalted office bas steadily increased until now it is too much for one man’s physical energy. Speak- ing of this the bishop said yesterday that di- vision will be absolutely necessary before long, and that in his opinion it would not be wise to wait unfil the necessity became oppress- ively apparent. “In the city of Washington,” said he, “God has given us national opportn- nities and national responsibilities. Powers of all kinds are centering there. The ehurch should be strongly represented there. 1t was the rule of the church in its best and earliest days that every strong city should have its bishop. And if there is a city in our land where more than in others that rule should be followed it is Washington. Other religious Dodies have taken bold steps to take possession. We should not allow re for the dignity of our own strength, nar a7# loving the diocese as i8 is. to s' oo progress.” Apress of the wtvarteges consequent Brea exéeasive ant imposizg representation in this city was also evident im the opening scr- mon preached by the Rev. Murance Bue} of Cumberland. He advoented the upzearing ». of a grand cathedral as a means to the ond of greater glorification of the church, its mission, and its motive force. The preparatory local endeavor has proceeded smoothly; the Protest- ant Episcopal Foundation has legal and active existence; public sentiment is unanimously fa- vorable; large donations of land and money have been made and in alittle while there will | group. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY. JUNE 1. 1893—TWELVE PAGES, arrivals, If by any chance the unwelcome visitor passes the gate without detection, ho is apt to meet an officer from hisown home at any point within the grounds. And if, in spite of these chances against him, he picks a pocket, or attempts tosteal anything, an alarm will find the gates at every point of exit furnished with a description of the offender.” And yet some expert succeeded in breaking mtoa guarded showcase, right under the noses of Chief Bon- field's sleuths. He got away with his booty and is still at liberty. He was either exceptionally clever or very Iucky and a duplication of his darmg deed is by no means probable. Exhib- itors and visitors may and doubtless will appre- ciate the police precautions. Cpa as age In the Baltimore circuit court yesterda; Judge Dennis decided that the City Passenger Railway Company has the right to erect trolley poles and string wires therefrom on Baltimore street. Weextend to our sister city renewed assurances of our distinguished commiseration, and trust that when one or more of the big business houses on that thoroughfare happen tobe on fire that noneof the plucky fire- fighters or inuccent spectators may achieve speedy dissolution through the volt-laden ob- structions which will speedily go up. Thonght- ful people continue to be surprised at the over- bead-trolley extensions in Baltimore and else- where when they remember that in this city and at least two other cities there are in auc- cessful operation underground systems that render the use of the overhead trolley entirely Unnecessary and inexcusable, Who says that figures cannot lie? According to the Baltimore American our base ball team is sixth in the race for the pennant; the New York Tribune, Herald and Times insist that we are in eighth place, while the sporting mathe- maticians on the New York Sun, World and Recorder put usin the ninth hole. The last calculation is correct, but the calculators can- not keep us there, — +0 A Baltimore policeman who jlived up to police traditions by going to sleep while on duty has been dismissed from the force. This summary action of the police board is open to criticism. The authorities should not have acted without first warning the officers that a time-honored eustom would hereafter be re- garded as an offence. —__ +so— Some trolley electricity broke into a Brook- lyn house, melted the water pipes, eet fire to the roof and conducted itself m a generally reprehensible manner. We are fast approach- ing a period where it will be hard to find any- thing objectionable that is not included in the trolley’s list of achievements, The eastern coal agents hare advanced the price once more, but the average consumer will at this season regard the step with nothing more than mild curiosity. Ex-Goy. Foraker has, by his Memorial day speech, put himself once more in range of the newspaper onslaught and doubtless feels at home once more. —_++___ An Ohio musical prodigy has ran away from home. Probably he wented to enjoy the luxury of being an ordinary small boy for awhile. —- 2 ____ Towa is bringing forth evidence to show that sho is not to be outdone either in dynamite practice or in pension frauds, —+-2--—___ Any new church that Dr. Briggs might see fit to found could not possible fail for lack of ad- vertising. ——___+ «+ _____ Editor Myrick declines to join the New York Reform Club. He evidently realizes the ad- vantage of staring where he can have his say. —+-2--—__ SHOOTING STAKS. THE GRADUATE GIRL. Her essay is presy as prosy can be; She's determined to show "em That none can be any more prosy than sho— But her dress is a poem. “Is he a young man of good address?” asked the proprietor when the applicant for a position had left. “I should say so," replied the book keeper: “He lives in one of the swellests paris of the city.” THE FATE oF 4 wascor. her f Baltimore «mall bovs wera seen tiver with a yellow dog “Where did you get that pap?” asked the policeman. “He's mine,” replied a member of the “Whar «te yea going to do with him?” ) “Well, yer see early in this season when we was all enthusiastic we tuck this dog an’ we dedicated 'im to the Baltimore base bail nine for a mascot. Now we're goin’ ter put ‘im out of ‘is misery.” SME FELT SAFE. “Are you afraid of burglars?” said the lady who was making a short visit, arise in our midst ono of the noblest of edifices — another great educational and inspirational souree, of which the country no less than the Episcopal Church will have reason to be proud. —~ With every expression of undoubtedly sin- tere and reverential grief the south has cs sorted to its earthly place of rest the remains of him who thirty years ago was the head and front of a movement which, kad it succceded, | would have rent the Union and destroyed a greater republic than Rome could ever have been. Incidental to the interment was military pomp and the mourning of thourands whose } hearts once throbbed in sympathy with the cause that was lost forever at Appomatox. A wealth of eulogy has been poured over ths ex- shieftain’s body and his praises have been sounded afresh from the Rio Grande to the James, but there was absence of such expres- sions as call forth objection or reawaken bi ter controversy. None of the men who fol Jowed the “‘stars and bars” to final capitulation have forgotten that the internecine difference of opinion was settled long ago. The two great representative figures of the bloodiest period in American history are at rest. There is to be! no strife over their craves, ———_~+eo____ The “Secretary of the National Live Sgock Show and Blood Horse Association” wasevery long on title, but very short on finance, —_-- The annexation agitation has evidently done — deal toward booming Hawnfign journal- - ——_ee 1 Nicaragua is agnin placid, and will now have @chanco to take breath and’get ready for the next revolution. People who happen ‘to lose their valuabl while perambulating around within the world’s fair fence may ext act much consolation from the assurances Chief Bonticld of the Exposi- tion Secret Service, published in the North American Iyview for June. To protect honest | Visitors to the fair from the light-fingered ex- | Perts who would naturally move Chicagoward Not since our now girl came. Tho police- man spends most of his time at our house now.”” TRE FORM OF EXPRESSION. “So, she said I was absent minded,” said Chappie. “Not exactly. She said your conversation showed a remarkable absence of mind.” In summers that are past and gone the weather seemed to be Conducted for tho owner fof the cottage by the sea. it’s different at present, and the citizen is gay, : While the summer landlords wish a nice hot wave would come their way. Bat AN ELUCIDATION. »“Iknow why people dislike “the Chinese so ‘much,” said Maud to Mamie. do L It's because ‘they dress s0 out- landishly.” “Tt is not” “What is therreason’ “It’s becange the Chinese aro.a trust. There are six companies of them and they're getting a monopoly of the laundry business. Got any gum?” —__ +++ ____ A Grocery Oracle. Ob, I've heerd Daniel Webster, an’ he spouted like a good "un, An’ the rippin’, roarin’ ravin's of the slam- bang Rufus Choate; But for undiluted elerkunce an’ intellechul pudd'n’ Sam Pickeringat Blamcom’sstore jest goth- ers in my vote. With joilygy an’ gogerfy, an’ rifentick he rasties, An’ ho grabs the eyclopedy an’ ho slings it fair and flat, An’ he rips upall the sciences an’ flings "em rom’ in pastels, For the reservor of wisdom spouts from jest beneath his hat. this summer a great secret service has been # He knows the Presidents’ messages from Wash- organized. Some time ago tho department af Works ismed ncireular letter to the police authorities in the cities of this country and Enrope, asking them to detail two} men frem each city to serve under the department during the Exposition period, the salaries of the men to be continued by their | home departments. but-their transportation and en allowance for ——— to be paid by the position during the term of service. ‘The inv tation was also extended to the managementof the great penal institutions of this country. Chief Bonfield says that in almost every case the letter met with immediate and prompt re- sponse, and that more than six hundred men reported for-duty. “Ifa criminai happens to enter the gates of the Exposition,” says the chief, “he will find the odds very much egninst ing to Grover, An’ the congressional report lies packed in- side his brain; An’ the eighteen-minety census he can say the ball thing over, An’ then jest turn it back’ards and say it once again. An’ we all gether roun’ to get the drippin’s of his knowledge, An’ we drink it in an’ like it, oF” an’ great an’ small. ‘an't no good to go to high school, or to waste four years at college, Or to take tho county paper, for Sam Picker- ing knows it all. —Sam Waiter Foss in Yankee Blade. soe Permissible Suicide. young, the pursuit of his calling. Officers detailed for the purpose will be stationed at every gate and eutrauce in citizen's clothes, to report such The problem of killing some kind of trusts is solved in allowing them to kill themselves. — | Detroit Free Press. DURRENDERED,| McKNEW’S | A €0 F there must be 9. sacrifice—it might as well come first as last. ——In & store like ours stock must be kept on the move-it can- not for any reasons of profit—or cost either—be allowed to halt.—— Wo like to see crowds thronging the house.——The flitting to and fro of the cash boxes makes merry music to our ears—even if they do bring you back 50 cents change for every dollar's worth of quality you buy. Tomorrow and Saturday we'll keep them spinning along at © lively rate in the BOYS’ and CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. The youngsters are wearing out their .Clothes.——New ones must be had—and we'll make it easier buying than you've er known.——We'll give you cash with every purchase—for what's the dif- ference whether you keep part of the actual value price—or we hand it back to you.——You get it, Suxs Axp Compaxr. Pivesixe Tue Scrra. You've got two ays—Priday and Sat- urday—to take your last choice of tho SHORT PANTS SUITS at $4.80-——. EVERY TWO and THREE PIECE FANCY CASSIMERE and CHEVIOT SHORT PANTS SUIT thet's the house marked $8, $7.50, 87, $650 and 86 is included—exeept the Juniors, They cost more to make than the in btorsyeare S4.80. ait stytee. that buys them———Think twice before you let the opportunity slip.——If yo Bought one hadn't you better buy an- other?—for when is such a saving likely to cross your path again‘——You must bear fa mind the superior qualities—that Wwe guarantee satisfaction in every Suit— that they are all of this season's make— that it ts @ clean sweep—without reserve. Separate Snort Paxrs Wo've set aside two grades of CHIL DREN'S KNEE PANTS to Join this sale because we know you'll need ‘em. ALL the fancy CHEVIOT and CASSI- MERE SHORT PANTS that we've been selling at $1 and 81.25 Yhninay) So. is$eere, Cheaper than cheap Pants—'cause they'll wear longer—and we've cut the price to the *‘qnick.” Sumer Warsrs About 1000 FANCY PERCALE STAR SHIRT WAISTS that are broken lots of the 81.25, $1 and Tc. grades.—Every- body knows there are no such fitting Waists made as the ‘‘Star"—and never & poor pattern shown. Cie, 59, ws ivare 50 dozen WASH WAISTS —fast colors and fresh, neat patterns—made weil and will fit perfectly. We've sold hundreds of dozens at 25e. each. Ait 170. 9 are. Wasa Sarror Scrrs. Take the whole of Lot 833D.——They are pretty Biue and Whiie-striped ef- fects, with broad sailor collars and dark Blue fronts, cord snd boatswain’s whistle ——82.0 ts the regular price-You can see ff on the tickets, S189. Bice Fraxsex Sazors. Lot 80% —100 Biue Flannsl Sailor Saite-fnished with whie text or white embroidered anchor.——They are eat full size, with roomy blouse, waa. 90c. two days, Reerer Scrrs. ‘What are left of three lots—2276, 2629, 2450. ‘They are Brown and Drab Tri- coat and Blue Kersey—light weights.—— ‘Tho vest fronts and sailor collars aro in contrasting colors, handsomely embroid- ered in nautical designs.—Tho regular prices have been $7, 8650 and 8% ao, $3.50. sivare Boss Lieut. Wercnr Ovencoars. The season is about over and we'vo got 100 leit. Phere are an uf them, Stace. te 9 care, Off on their summer va- cation the boys'll have need for LIGHT- WEIGHT OVERCOATS so you may have these NOW-for just Ose- $5.00 ones ones ones ones ‘00 ones ones ‘00 ones ‘50 ones, ‘The $15.00 ones All sizes—6 to 19. Sow is te Bien Every single solitary Woolen Kilt in the house, no matter what it is worth—nor how exclusive the design—goes in this sale at Hay Toe Reecran Price They are exquisite little dainties. — Here's all they'll cost you-z% to 6 years— The ones ‘The ones: ‘The ones, ‘The ones, The ‘ones The ones The ones The ones Sensex Brovse Suirs. We've three or four lots of these ute little Suits that show the signs of their popularity in the sizes that are missing. If your little son can wear one—better get it— 3 in Lots 200 and 1205—Imported— striped effect.——Sizes 4 and 5 Were 85.- 5 in Lot 3320—Maroon—trim sano shade.——Sizes 5, 6, 7 and years, Were €4 $1.50 5 in Lots 2 — Cardinal, with white shield fronts and collars em- broidered in cardinal.—sizes 4. 8 and BS84—3N87—317S—Cardinal.— 6, 7 and 8 years. ‘Were $1.00 These prices hold good tomorrow and Saturday only. Sans Axv Company. preN. AVE. AND 7TH STREET. at were #4.—xow $1.50. Daily Letter. “ETON” SUITS, S10, ‘This is the first time we have been able secure enough of these Elegant Storm Serre “Eton” Suits to advertise. Heretofore they ‘have been sold just as quickly as they reached ourcounters. This morning's lot should last at least two or three days unless we have an ‘unusually large crowd. Fitted free. Black and navy. Only$10Each WAISTS, 806. This is the lowest price wo have ever named fora waist. Ladies? Fine Percale Waists in neat fancy stripes, well made, excellent shape. All sizes, 32 to 42, Ostx 50c. Eacu. WRAPPERS, $1. ‘Wo shall have on sale tomorrow a spectal Jot of Ladies’ Print Wrappers, in light aud medium-colored figures and stripes, equal to those we have heretofore sold at $1.25. Ostxy $1 Excn CLOVE BARGAINS. 29 pairs of 8-button Suede Mousquetaire Gloves, in two sizes, 536 and OX, for small Repvcen Frou $1 To 390. Pr 4dutton White Chamois Skin Gloves, em- broidered in black stitching and black buttons, Reovcev Frow $1 To 74 Pr 50c. HOSE, 29.. Spectal lot of Ladies’ Fine Fast Black Riche- leu Ribbed Lisle Thread Hose. Regular 500. quality, Tomorrow Ost 29c. Pan PARASOLS REDUCED. Lot of Silk Parasols, tn all colors. Reduced from 81.50 to $1. 1 lot of Surah Silk Parasols, all colors. Re- duced from 82 to $1.73. 21. VESTS, 176. 100 doz. Ladies’ Richelieu Ribbed Vests, whiteand ecru. 25c. quaitty. Oxrx 17. 3 For 50c. SOAPS REDUCED. We shall offer tomorrow a lot of 10c. Soaps for 8c. per cake, embracing Bay Rum and Glycerine, Elder Flower, Brown Windsor, Oat- meal, Glycerine and Sabina, Were 10c.. now. Be. per cake. Buttermilk Soap reduced to 3.cakes for 260. excellent kinds of le. Soap reduced to 1c. 4-pound bars of White Imported Castile Soap for 800. ‘We will cut up the bars in any size desired. BRUSHES REDUCED, © Having but 13 left of « lot of Sie. Hair Brushes, we will close them out tomorrow at 0c. each. W.H.McKnew 983 Pa. Ave. EVERETT Jewerer axp Anr Srozz REMOVED TO 1225 F Sx NEW Goons. OPENED FOR JUNE WEDDINGS. it istrons Wercomen. CREDIT FOR ALL. There isn't a bit of use in depriving yonrself of necessary household furniture. Tell us what you need And we will send It right out to the house—you will be Just as welcome to it a though Fou had ald cash for Your purchase—and the price will be Just as low. ‘Our prices are marked plainly oneach article and there fs no deviation from those rrices whether you pay cash or whether you prefer Jong tine and exsy Woolly or monthly pa iments, | We invite you to comi- pare our prices and qualities with those of cash houses, ‘you sigely need a Rerricerator. And need it now. It is poor economy to to slong without ‘one: We have them inall sizes and prices. Marnxe Is a necessity during the hot summer—tt gives your Topms a cool, inviting appearance and saves the wear and tear on the carpet | We have all crades of matting that are rolt:bio—we will lay it for you free of cost. if you wish to brighten uptke parlor with a new suite of furniture you will find an endless variety of styles here to-chyose from. We offer the choler be- tween a Plush or Hair-cloth Parlor Suite for 822.50. See if you can find another as good for the price. We devote one entire floor to > Parton Forsrrcre. Suites it -stry, Wilton ru, brocatelle, gilt, ke. We should like to hiave your judgment on the Solid Oak Bed Room Suite we sell for $13—bevel giass in bureau—nothing like it elsewhere at our price. If you need 8 Carpet for the parlor we sell Splendid Brus-els et 50 cents per yard—Ingrain Carpet, 35 E AND LAY ALL CARPET FREE OF CHARGE FOR WASTE IN MATCHING No one else does as mncl Six-foot Oak Extension Table for Springs, $1.75. Forty-pound Hair Mat- trees, £7. Remember, these prices are cash prices OF ey are credit prices—eithor way suits us. ‘Wo are offering a Neat, Triin Baby Carriage for 83— and from that cn as high as you care topay. Our stock of baby Carrisges 1s brinstul of pretty patterns, and Ry handle none but reiiabio makes—Hey Wood, Ware- . Ke. co: FIGURES. We sell a Woven. Wire § CREDIT YOU WANT AT GROGAN’S MAMMOTH CREDIT HOUSE, 819, 821 AND 823 7TH ST. N.W., Jot BET. HAND I STS. J. Fan WALKER BONS. WTH ST. N.W., J. Baiting ‘Moth-proof Goods, Fir> Brick: Chay gu Te Asbestos, Flue Lining, Pulp, Slate, &c: a0 STLY DAY’ TRADE. Our Annual Midsummer Sale of USLIN USLIN Underwear Will Begin Tomorrow. To quickly and effectively secure the attention of the entire city of Washington we shall transact a most costly days business by retailing Underwear for one day only at leas than wholesale prices. We only came to this conclusion ‘this morning, hence it is that our display window is filled with Un- Gerwear marked at ‘‘special” (cost) prices, and these prices have been eut still deeper for one cay only— tomorrow. To prevent other merchants from buying up the stock to sell again and to prevent over-zealous buyers from laying in a supply to last four or five years, we shall posi- tively not sell more than two of each garment to any one customer, Extra salespeople will be placed in this department to insure ail prompt attention and prevent crushing. READ THE ITEMS CAREFULLY. GOWNS. Fine Muslin Gowns, V-neck, Mother Hubbard yoke. embroidered ruflle arcund the collar, yoke and cnffs. Now displayed tm our window at 650. Fully worth 7c. For one day only, 690 Gr Positively no more than two to one customer, ‘Nine styles Gowns, embracing white embroided ruffle, colored em- broidered ruffle, white Jabot fronts, colored Jabot fronts, V neck, low neck with round collar, embroidered yokes, &e. Displayed in our window at 75a Fully worth @1 each. For one day only, 680, G@Poritively not more than two to one customer. ‘Ten styles of Fino Cambrio and ‘Muslin Gowns, with colored cham- bray collars and cuffs, fine em- broidered yokes, V necks, 3 styles of square and pointed yoke of 46 fine tucks, finished with white em- Drofdered collar and cuffs. Displayed in our window at 980. Fully worth 1.25 and $1.33. For one day only, 89¢, Ga Positively not more than two to. CORSET COVERS. XD ND AMBRIC AMBRIC Fine Camtric Corset Covers, square neck, yoke of fine embroidery. Displayed tn our windows at 49a. Fe'y worth 630. For one day only, 48c. AUN 416 7m Sr. Tee TAR H OL SWA ‘NO CREDIT. FRIDAY AN JUNE 2 INTERES 10 SAVE “MONEY. IN SEASON. WHEN YOUR SUMMER NEEDS, TING AND PROFITABLE NEWS FOR THOSF. WE'VE DECIDED ROU ARE SUPPLYING YOULSELP ? D SATURDAY, JUNE 3. WHO TO REDUCE THEREFO! AUGUST — PRICES OR JUN MID 1s, MANNER | BY Wi CCOMPLISH. OU This Star Sale the Greatest Money-Saving Opportunity You lave lad This Muurseny. 21.00 Sennette Sailors correct shape, navy and white, black an cardinal, trimmed with ribbon band and on the inside a leather sweat band, for 69C. 75e. Untrimmed Sennette Sailors, navy and ‘Untrimm white. trope. grays, réds and fancy combinations. Were 21.00 to #2.50. ..30e. each Aline of Finely Trimmed Rats, very stylish, Alot of Jncque Rase Buds. with foliage. Alot of Velvet Roses, clover, buttere only best material used. Value 84.00 to $9.00. Choice... -$3.00 and 84.50 each Value, 380. to 480. Alotof Chrysanthemums, Fine Roses, Violets and other flowers. Value, 50 to 75c.........28e. each Rissoxs. Aline of Fine Velvet Ribbons in all the leading and desirable shades. Widths, ‘ 2s Former price..14e. 18e. 200. Star price... Alot of 7-inch-wide Sash Ribbons, moire end white, black, pink and 250. ya biock patterns, red... A lot of All-silk Ribbons, in bright shades, Alot of Fine Fancy Ribtous. Value, 352. to plain gros grains, moires, &e., widths 5 to 22 Value, 22340. to 30e. Choice. - 0c. ya 0c. styles of square and V neck, trim- med with Point de Paris Lace, folleé seams, worked button holes and pearl buttons. Displaved im our wintow at tle. Fuliy worth 65e For one day only, Lf Positively not more than two tow neck ef fine embroidery and insert- ing, finished with pearl buttons. Displayed in cur window at 69. Fully worth 890. For one day only, 63e. Chote... Qe. yd Sms. ‘Joe. Pinch Printed China Silke, navy, black and other desirable colors, fot 50C, 21.9520 and P-inch Hich-grade Striped Taffete 81-2 inch Printed China Silks, tpemding desir- ‘T5e. 22-inch Crepe de Chines, whi Silks, the latest for waists and dresses... iped Silke for waists..... light and medium gray... ght blue, nile, old rose, garnet, lavender and Jemon.... dlc ya w nore than two to any one customer, Fine Muslin Skirts, with 7-inch cambric ruffle, fine tucks in and above the ruftle. Displayed in our window at Glo, Fully worth 790. For one day only, 69. €a Positively not more than two to any one customer, B styles of Fine Muslin Skirts, two styles of deep embroidered raffle, one with cambric ruffle, with 10-41 cambric rufite, 17 fine tucks above the ruffle. Displayed in our window at 870. Fully worth 98¢. For one day only, 790, Ea#~ Not more than two to any one customer. Drawers. Fine Muslin Drawers. 3-inch em- broidered ruffle, 5 tucks above the ruffle, yoke band. Displayed in our window at $7. Fully worth 0c. For one day only. EW Positively not more tha Fine Muslin Drawers, with :-Inch embroidered ruffle, and ten bunch tucks in and above the ruffle, yoke band. Displayed in our window at Sle Fully worth 69. For one day only, 47e. €a- Positively not more than two to any one customer. CHEMISE. Muslin Chemise, square trimmed with cambriz edg- S80. two paire toa custo Fine ing. Displayed in our window at 490. Fully worth 9c. For one day ont SG Positively not more than two toany 0 Woorexs Darss Goons. Te. BSinch All-wool Hop Sackings, very desirable for traveling costumes, tan, dark steel, light brown and serpent, for 48C. YD. 81.00 .50-inch Storm Serges, blue, black, brown 590. 5A 3a WanslGers Zeruxrs, Ke. 250. Genuine Scotch Zephyrs, warranted, for 122C, 18c. Half-wool Challies, in light grounds....1%%40. yd Complete assortment of Dotted Swisses, G0c. Colored Flowered Swisses.. French Satteens, navy, black and colors. . A5e. yd ‘50c. Solid Color Dotted Swisses (pink, light bine and luvender).. Be. yd Nortoxs. Se. Box Woven Initial Letters. . Sat 102. Corset Steels, asbestos-lined, attachable, 126, Silk Taffeta Binding, all colors... 2c. Coronet Dress Shield,every pair warranted. .Se pr 7,8 and 9-inch Best Horn Bone, 5-16 wide....5e. doz Lbe. Double Bone Casing, silk stitched. 20c. Extra-heavy Gluzed Belting, 10 yas. 5e. Perfection Hook and Ey 0c, Continental Shoe Dressing. . Ive. Leather Belt, oxidized buckle. . Leather Belt, bodice or straight . Children's Gold Rings, plain or chased. 1c. ea Blora Bick Pius. nore sett se. om Tg Columbus Spoomy fea vr orange. ea Ake: Bone Hair Pins, all colore and styles ""Tdee doz Oe. Black ¥ Oc. § rived Chemisett Venixa Axo Necswean. Bie. Colored Velling.all styten. 35: HO Veries wetver end ribbon border. Se. Silk Windsor Tis. all colons Ruffled Sets, all Two styks of Fino Cambric Chem- ise, Cue has yoke of Torchon lace and ribbon and tho other yoke of Valenciennes lace end ribbon. Displayed in our window at 69e. Fully worth 69¢. For one day only, 48. Fa-Positively not more than two t Corsets. 100 dozen Fino Ventilated Sum- mer Corsets, extra long waists, Best 50c. Corset in the market. Tomorrow44. BON MARCHE 314-316 Tru Sz. ¥ one customer, | Ps She. Garwood Triple Extract Joe. Toot Brash, row, all oe. toap Box, with ‘Soap. Bie T RIMMINGS, Se. Silk Soutache Tinsel Pdge, all colors... Re. yd Toe. and 250. Colored sikk Gimp, ali styles:. 0c. yd E2N4 and I5e, Black Bead or Silk Edwes...... 7c. 3d Colored Soutache Braid, 24 yds. in piece... ic. pe he Op eo Sacrifice prices throuzhout the stock. Suppiy the Boys now and you save mousy. Z $5.00, SUITS, ALL-WOOL CASSIMERES, CHEV- 1018, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BKEASTED, 00 Wash Suiis, Pants and “Siouse. $2.00 Gingham “Wash Kilt, ia” 4d sixles ists izes te hhirt Waiste—the best uiade, Nobby styles; the largest assortment in Washington. - BAUM’S. SE. IE QUICK AND EMPHATI: THE Qi 4 HICH WE Wi K END, WHICH Season. Croaxs Asp Surrs. Navy Cheviot Cloth Eton Suits, plaitedgirdle. Value $6.00. Navy, Black and Tan Storm, Serge and Cheviot Eton Suits, Value $12.75. 28.75 Navy Serge Eton Suits, with black satin collar, cuffs, revere and front. Value $15. For......88.75 Aline of Fine Broadcloth and Cheviot Capes, elaborately ewbroidered. Value 89.50, #10, 810.50. Choice... Alot of Imported Silk and Jot Value 88.75 to $15. Choice. A. KAUFMAN, 909 Px Ave N.W. A Large Day Tomorrow And Saturday. Everything we offer are large bargains. IN OUR MEN'S FUENISHING DEPARTMENT. 2Re. Ball Underwear for. Boys’ Ousing Shirts for... Mon's Enyltsb Madras Outing Bt 12) Solfd Bine Ceviot Gutioe Me Shirts, oes IN OUR REMNANT DEPARTMENT. Second floor annex. Dressmakers’ Carbwric. Fancy Back Selicia. Extra Percalines.. Anérose Drew Apron ‘¥ Chainbrays : Also 3 large tables, filled with Washable Dress Goods. Your choice at es ‘The soouer you arrive the better the choloa LADIES WAISTS AND WRAPPERS. Children's Reefers, 2 to 14 years, navy and tan. Value $1.25 and #1 af Wasrs Axp Waurrees. ‘Ladies’ French Satteen Waists.in navy and black, (iain. firured or striped), and light colors. Value 81.25. For... Black, Navy and Cardinal Silk Waists, with dou- ble row ofembroidery of same color. Value French Gingham Wrappers. Value €2.25. Corrarxs. subtest chance to save monty on summer furnish- ne. ‘Chenille Porters, fringed top a Tedome and tries. Value $4.00...... Jot of fine $4.60 and 86.00 Portiers... 23 A lot of 87,t0 $10 Portieres, light shades. “Soopair Alotof Lace Curtains. Value 1.06 to €2 50. $3.00 10 $4.00 Fine Tare Curtains... Figured Cotton Draperies, six shades. Be. Se. yard Be: Opacue Spring Roller Wincow Shates. ft lone, ailcoiors, Value « 8e. each Haxmocrs Asn7Rves Wilton and Moquette Raza, 1% yards Value 82.00... we £1.00 Colored Hemp Hammocks, full size. A large line of Hammocks in better erades. Treszs Axp Bucs. A whole floor devoted to the sale of them. Guaran- teed Trunks at the very lowest prices. Trank straps gratis. Trunks marked gratis. Hosrery Axp Uspenwrar. 50 doa. Ladies" 2c Fine Gause Unbleached Bal- briggan Hose for 2G. Or 5 pr. for 81.00. Ladies" 50c. FineCottou and Lisle Hose, ‘and colors... Ladies’ #1 Richelien Ribbed Silk Hose SOdoa Ladies 2lc Kibbed Vesis, white Jone. 1.25 each Be colors—3 for 50e.... ie . Ladies’ 230c. Ribbed Lisle Vesta, 280. 0a. Ladies’ 7c. kibbed Silk Vesta, all colors. deen Groves. ‘50e. Taffeta Sik Gloves. Be 25e. Taffeta Silk Gioves.. le 81.25 8 button Chamois : fie 21.00 4-button Chamois Gioves bleck stitching, 89 81.50 Sbatton Mousquetaire gloves, Hasprercstmrs Axp Ficnvs. ‘50c. All linen Embroidered Handkerchiefs . Be ‘She, Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs, le $3.50 Bik. Embroidered Cashmere Fichus.. $270 25.00 Bik. Embroidered Cashmere Pichus..... @4.29 Unenrtras Axo Panasoxs. $3.50 Fancy Paraso $4.50 Changeable Silk Paraso!s, covers to match $3.89 $3.00 Silk Gloria Umbrellas, navy, red and 82.29 ES black, Dresden handles ‘80c. Silk Gloris Unibrelias, Mosux_ Usprnwrar, Consens, Israxts Wear Alotof sample pleces of Fine Underwear, Gowns, Skirts, Drawers, Chimises and Corset Covers, vali Up to$L. Beach, choice eer SOC. Another lot of sample Skirts, Drawers, Che mises, Corset Covers. GS. Summer Corsets, perfect fittine Children’s Good Muslin Drawers, embroidery trimmed, tucks, Laces Axp Enenorery. A lot of 81.25 Ivory Point De Gene Laces, 14 inches iie Alot of 25+. Beige Bourdon Laces 19¢ A lot of Children's Embroidery. Value 81.25, 0age5d Alot of 15e. and 1Se. Torehon Me. ya |TRAVE | and then note the re: in bi . avy its eaa ay THESE SURPRISES ARE FOR TOMORROW AND SATURDAY. A. KAUFMAN, 909 Pa Ave N.W,, Tie PROTLES WOSTY eAvER ¢ « ; Low Pasces For be High-@rade LING BAGS. & Bead the description of F. Scumicxr & Coss No, 244 Foicd are from SI. t0 CT jens than they are recuarl: worth end cousiderably Jess Can stusilar grades of inferior makes are gxDer aliy soid for. Descurrrrox. No. 244, brown or biack, extra quality: cowhide erin leather, GLADSTONE shape, 4 stitched strap loopeon front, buckles on sureps are ENGLISH LEATHER COVERED. The frame is extra wide and strong, covered with rain leather; hes improved mickel- Plated, solid brass end ehoos, frame pro- tectors, spring frame catches and locks with solid one-riece casted hasp. Inside 4s full leather !ined and has leather-cow- ered inlay; bas long leather pocket and shirt fold. Anelegant bag in every re spect 144 Gin. Thin. 20in Dim fete ww 825 eo 10 ‘beaper Full Leather Lined Grain Leather Gladstupe Bag at follow- | 144in. 204n 22in Se an 8S 640 SF SS and sizes at prices that we Fasrantes the lowest, Sco our new styles of ourunake of TRUNKS. Tornaws Truxx Masvracrong, 1931 Pa ave x. Factors, 1218 E st = Repairing ia all branches of the business properly, ~ SYRINGES — AT SPECIAL SALE. Took at the figures 1 Family Syringe, 3 rubber pipes .... mily Syringe, rubber pipes and connes- $2 Fountain Spring $2: mart, best quality. Fountain Syringe, 3-quart, best quality..@1.49 LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E STS. Loox Ocr For Tur GHOLERA. HOLLY & €0., Sole Agent, 2222 534 st. and Sth and FOS my27-1m* Mews Goons. Soe. Silky Fibre BaYbriswan Underwear for | ASC, $1.00 Lanndered Nez*ige Shirts. Leundered Neglive Shirts. - French Percale shirts, laundered, th collars and 1 pair of cas to match... 50c. Japanese Silk Initial Handkerchi G2e, Outing Shirts.. : 81.7% Fine Madras Neglige Shirts. for these ind have the newest ore thal of them. ‘Seid ou easy terme. —If you're gving away let ‘ore your Piano in our ware Tueyee attod up for gust Nodust or BAUMPS.