Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1893, Page 5

McKNEW’S Daily Letter. Bankrupters Undersold. Acertain “bankrupt” establishment adver- ising goods st half price has displayed ins window e lot of Sateen Waists at ‘2 paire of Fine Summer Corsets, di fferent styles, and few sizes in each style snd ail sizes Gt present in the lot. They were $1.75, $1.50 W.H.McKnew 933 Pa, Ave. W. A. Pierce & Co., 19: Serre Ax Gasarze jae Ever. THE REDUCTIONS Next Week. Au Ar Waorzsaz Cosr T. ° LOS! UT. We ofr, bani ioday: the choteg Secs and Eadie’ U ‘of all ps ‘tO a first-class a) 2 PAIN PRICE. difference in price we give an illus SS CMBRELLA for #2250. weet ‘St cot price will 32.05 UMBRELLA at cost price will Earmonopper, Lace 0 PYERINGS. 6 ‘TE or CREAM iedused to 450 PO“ pags FATTERNS FIGURED JAP 81 skand green stripes, 27 inches rice, $1.25. Redueod to E2ie. en Wags Drzee Goove Ax Srocr- Taxrxa EDUCTIONS. gt gtd PG garde, ST inch FINE Zebu Rs, to euall chegis. | Former viene ges a ‘Choice for 1z3ge. = yard. Cimmmxe Suz _ KR: warre WAIST, A TRISH LAWN WAIST, STYLE. full in every par WHITE LAWN W: O77, of Tide inserting down fromt, collar snd orgie of woltd emer PyeRY DEA $LT5, Reduced to $1 Srocx-Taxrxe _Reoveross [x Mes. Lr NDERWA: na ER} LADIES SHORT CAMBRIC SKIRTS, with Fume, Re iC | with tucks = eS’ SHORT CAMB RIC fers, with deopraflle of embre re ‘and narrow tucks sbove. Former ‘$1.10. Reduced to Te at. mupbibe yore, UeLis saikre, Fria. Former price, 7c. Reduced to LADIES’ CAMBRIC GOWNS, very trimmed with fine teste Sroce-T. faced to A Canprres id axtsa Repvcrioxs_Is FANTS" W'S AND MISSES’ GOWNS, xp Is; EPT. wilt Greatly reduced. Yoriger peices, SLAG. 81, 0c. Sie., ‘The. . Cie. each. Scaih bess MULI-OSES of stuster CHILDREN'S MULL BONNETS, ‘Wery new. Former price, 2. Re- OOaIiDiaNS FANCY MULL CAPS. price, Ge. Reduced to 49. Former W. A. Pierce & Co., T19 Prsssprrayny Ave, CARHART & LEIDY, (928 Tth at.—706 K st. nw. WHAT REDUCTION IN LADIES’ STORM SERGE SUITS we made afew days ago cleared out half of them. The stock wass large one. Other- wiso it would not have been necessary to reduce them. All we have heard from, those ‘who have been to the world’s fair, confirms ‘what we told you the other day: “Wears comfortable dress of Serge—light in wetht, doesn't soil, fs rain proof and can be rumpied and crushed without in; Isn't this reduction just in time? dody {+ now going to Chicago. Blue Serge “Eton” Suits from €8.50to 86. Navy Serge ahd Flannel “Blazer” Suits from $0 to $6.50. Biack and Navy Serge “Biazer™ Suits from #10 to $7. Biack and Navy Serge ‘‘Blazer* Suits from #15 to 810. Carhart & Letdy, 928 Tm Asp 706 K Sz. N. weer & Son. DRY GOODS, aw. TED SWISS and | reduced to 20c. . 40 inches Good styles of LAWNS and CHAI TUHALLEES, tast colors, 50408 LACE COLLARS, worth from 10e. to 25e. ; and josine price, con 6 tak. STEEL SCISSORS, large ‘ EA THERPAOOF Fick ING. iishort lengths, Tige * for awninde. 13 TABLE OLLCLOTH, in white, marbleand colo Giostoe out al of our EARASOL: 20. Sand UMBRELLAS one-fourth of Websters Dictionary give swey. Bring your Rochdale tickets and get the benent f the discount = THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. MONDAY, JULY 17. 1893. 5 I oodwa. othro Fon Meoicrmat, Penroses «+++ |SENATORS HOME AGAIN, |shsSertnyiagsn te, word wit ot win. — consider @ good ‘average club, both , Woodward & Lothrop, ‘nee Sate 0) Wore, TH AND ¥ ora ¥.W. OLD The Washingtons Begin a Series Today re decree [atgtin, whe bed given everything t sank J Until September we close at $, Saturdays at L 7 With the Phillies. of thirtena quanes’ ‘that to win twelve ot oe: _ “When « club defeats the Bostons two PO all BIG 7th Sr, | WE PUBLISHED Im SATURDAY'S STAR A List oF Tuiwes| (3 [E {l_[\/] A\ tet Sian eee a) A) } to beat the fas APROPOS OF YOUR: SUMMER OUTING. ee oul find. & very comprehensive iist—coverine ever? need youcsn posbly have for comfort and 1H { SK ‘that a Bo FS e pees leasure. Tt braces ‘nstontacant—thinas that are ‘overlooked, Think ‘ning ‘Nash Fragen peng mpentnnery ants 7 Our Fost cech thingss you can't welleet atx withoes aid will bave une forevery Gay. Out toa lot out end Orarte, ‘who are always tov ever distributed in the annals of the dry [aed atpeensordcreny rary aapeeteal opetionted, Ss fa. the nek: ronda stags) Spsecve'see ——1s unexcelied. It ig recom- on the cet nt rem never fined froods trade, Without farther comment promptly, sattsfector! pagpaircnet tn the Un sane qualities mended bahinehoaly’ Seven eters fore. Why, Pittsburg quote: en Cli 2 Hinds, gprs ordre Acer + egy pai We'll quickly make it so. i —_ wd Ship reed by on Ng eshamed a bim, Sag? vee oan coe heli, Ghiate peemmaias ne p—% oa ‘with four fine tacks above. Usual value, G EAT ANDKERGHIER TABLES impurities, tion. ‘There was not » murmur * \ a lc. Quanr_$3 Gutzox, told we o.oo Ward of New ¥: UW 3 F OF we only. , we would get “Yeu dro; OMOrrowo0ve HOTHING SURPRISING IN THAT FACT. a plop any ey sie 4 ‘said that bad UaPositively not more than two to one ve Sew—Axnvar Sarz Or Haxpzencumrs uN. A. Poorz, 944 La Ava | 08? az se STALETS thes wt Pittsburg and ewe at Brock customer. Sale : e FOR MEN, WOMEN ame a tes PST It is gratifying to the locsl patrons to know which should beve had. Ladiew Fine Muslin ° seen hap pean ae” SUSUR GN CEES’ | a archuaccte- Seton vonguens shan sorahentiy ann that Manager O'Rourke bes not lost his head ‘Yale Shuts Out Amberst, tucked yoke, colored chambray collar and ‘them if we didn't tell you they were there. One can never have too many handkerchiefs, and when US ‘S} eS. ‘and gone off after a lo} of untried “phenoma.” | Amberst's ball players were shut out by th cuffs, edged with white embroidery, ruffle As time goes apace the closing out of 93 18, 20. 25 Axp 35. Some of the other clubs have done it and have | Yale's at the South Side grounds #t Chicg down thefront. Usual price, @L.13. ‘our stock becomes « greater neceesity. 5, 10, 1 2, s . iD had we _ moter mark’ Saturday — suffered in Seturday afternoon. The of Carte ctal price, 98c. Since the beginning of this sale we have Will get the kinds that are reguiariy worth double, it you to buy for present and future use. aia the = days ineee of consequence. pitching T 719 poor inotig ey mwenpeanel pena ane Minne apy gp thee came to us in such good shape, so perfect and for #0 little Srar, 2a apetriog qo ueand ‘every oh amehaerer bergen on | contint w, prices continu- money. course there’s + joe among them. tomers and they are returning. i OMOPPOW (De) Semis sise ie TOMORROW, TUESDAY, JULY 18, Sreeigerany my aecte iy winnie toe Sa pe =v Sa Positively not mors thon two to any ‘The clroumstences are such that {t would be impra- ‘than now. _o i: Pepe ep ens customer. Gent to make eur contemplated at this ns wore Gore To Fin: Sincreagine cumrionnty fe eo ‘time, but IMPORTANT CHANGES THERE WILL n ‘h hendbar in best SAET: _gSgmme toms ‘The work of the pitchers is not such | De inning, but nine runs came sonal cating eater od ool chad eos Faure om you rine re aus SEMI-ANNU L CLEARING SALE eet inthe ay epepeng we ctippotaiment fr rer ona experienced teeter alegre | embroidery offered from a retail " a Telescope Canes, ware weakness Stct'eove thetrat‘Oeal pee Lis, [cf chenatanome Sener Cabroscer are hard PREPARATORY TO STOCK TAKING. “GOTH GE han. Joe gz. 00 the tenon, or at ean eas hi of | Smad sSe atath antag, bos te Asses wen ‘Advertised price, 91.07. times, change of location, ke., iec., has been the cause fs one of our customs—has been ever since we've been in business, Preparatory to taking inventory algator Gleb Base, $2: este stvongth. ‘The pt ‘talent ot itt | t0 pleces and an avaluache of rune aiid cron Seer ne formar och gensine baresinn a8 wo0™ | ewie aye December Sand July Swe ant You 10 attend thew REDUCTION GALES. Each tine, wea | | Fuchs Untae Barn, | Goclated to be'ot en vanpen creas ormly | Sho pints for Tale, result posmennstees trretitied by an immediate and universal response. We are 2 Tae! TEL See cent Tay, apartment yon will find evidences of these eelunnd taliame reese I canpuas-aepeien $0r UnAk, aud that ts woe Rave aiuays otern gow the guode Name marked on ali trunee **free.™ ae tank of domestica’ aber 3” at and etd — exactly a2 advertised. Tomorrow this midsummer sele begins. representing as ususl every department in jem ‘with each bag yree, been made unt @iffoult, Gregory, Colby and Allen. S@-Positively not more than two fo any In M G the store and presenting values in seasonable and desirable things that are positively unapproachable. man Sage ee eh ck trunks ie Led om Sey = ae g é ai re a v9 petit eee aoe SILKS, DRESS STUFFS, WASH STUFF&, ART NEEDLEWORK, SUITS AND CLOAKS, n @ (3) Ss i ae eee pitched a fine ALEXANDEIA, CHINA AND GLASS WARE open the sale tomorrow. game at once there arose a Noe ° K a ‘The Coming Council Adjournment. W Srocx-Taxrxe Repvortoxs, Sroox-Tistse Repvertoss. 9 [wee Tr} Fo Avr gt ‘The next meeting of the city cousell will, # 50c aists,29e i i... SILK DRPARIWENT. Suiek eeekeeae 425 7th St. NW. lyn, eis a Sree op Sih pated bn pretahie, bo ite last pared ‘until next oa Se ees So ek ee ee pei eae arora 1 HANDSOMELY DECORATED LIoaEs curNa | —=————————_____| Maul have been good and bed by turna” “eae ohgeapetirelee ding ace | Tow we will offer the remainder of the Gs. | All Fancy Straw Hats. Wore 82.25, 92.91.75, | —Repucen Frou $1.25.1'0 $1.— ‘The men lest three, possibly four, games by | Sbought that there wil ne eee gts Dat snd te, Lediey shirt Waist, te a attest. 28 a splisacdecds el one anne avaiven sipanmee Wilit Bik DINNER SET, 125 pieces, REBELLION RECORDS. work. "The other games were ‘ell played, on a pA | Plain White Lawn Waista, with embroidery Cueaere se eee York MMs commended in every westers | ways uniil after the ‘lose ‘ef the counel quasi tha Gahiov ene oniniemancae inde tae hence 0! —Repvcev Faou 75 To 59c.— | —neaocea trom $65 t $45.— city. That they have won so few no 0R@ | tion. The grant made last Jenuaty to ihe 500 YARDS STRIPED GLACE TAFFETAS. Report of the Board of Publication of | "Gru monet as nares and the players. interest will expire on the Sar iostent, Low Paice Or 290. Face Tisisae AG Su D mE 1 DECURATED HAVILAND CHINA DiNNER SET, | Report ‘ith the sincere encouragement of the local after thet time fie city ‘will be free (2 Thisofer throve “bankrupt sales” in axts Aixp Sorr Ueranruent. | —Repvcen Frou $1.25 To $1.— Year's W andiences the club may take fresh heart and go | aif sonnel Poppe Alot of Cambrie Suite, skirt and plaited waist. 2,000 YARDS PRINTED BILKS. sa anger’ iam as im with renewed determinetion. But with ent- eG = iSoneeen Sn tht . , —_—— calls and howls from the bleachers the chances | number stice 2 Mone $3.29 Sux Wasrs. cantor i ‘ints —Repvcen Frou $1.00 - —netuce trom B45 wv $37.50.—_ [ne vorty-Fiest Voteme Has Been Iavued ey oo oe resting theeury ace aperinnensont S ‘The success of the €3.20 Sik Waist sale Yaray MobairNownartetDuner War #850, 62-50 Ayp $1.25 To 650.— SDECORATED ENGLISH CHINA DINNER SETS, | and Five More Volumes Are in Diger- least, that ig the beef of mea who have had ox- Seay boosted apen batten Gag Gen. faye no aaa Were 80.80. — ; Dusters, with capes. 880 YARDS STRIPED LOUISINE. sigh saleem Ot vine ont Stages of Indexing. Semen nT eesti ba hoes tad Work has been begun at the new Deis factor) cine Codernet a cee. \pmmameaammn cise tees —Renvoen Frou $1.25 To $1.—} — —nedaced trom $21. $18.— oe {he clube loading the league race are clube in | st New Aldzandriaand the hotel there will opet Jou will appreciate these even more than ; 130 YARDS PIN-CHECKED LOUISINE. Maj. George B. Davis, judge advocate, U. 8. eg ony ne ig = Ld psend —— * on 3 @ Phillies, the Bostons, the Pitts- foray par pig anlhiond —Ranvosn Faou $1.50 To $1.— 1 CARLSBAD CHINA TEA SET, 44 pieces. A., and Messrs, Leslie J. Perry and J. W. Kirk Seevenh Ghamielb an as ened ax C. Morhart of Washington prescbed ¢{ or most. were We = Ws SEES ESS | rue gty sea ommeeneta |S aoe ates ane tases 810. SB— [Res la aa ere wr ge |e Se a ee a | EES Se eapioeceem ven nee mech of —Repvcen Frou 50 To 390.— | a suatz.ror or raxcy svGAn SIFTERS, the | lion, have submitted to the Becrotary of War a same. {18 Brooklyn and Cincinnat! there have 3 ran to Swat st foor.. . Under skylight.) proper things for berries, &c. report of their operations during the fiscal year tay tho somes. ‘The tatages tee toon naa creck and return and Capt. Fair's bost led tet — | ended June 30, 1898, in the pitchers, "There —- ae as retadion $1.50 » $100. Rieren Insbeiahibiiee tack of voles Soin ciuko ‘tu ts, skin bebe near sosapietion in the sonter of tas teen, ta ssa sential 2| Sree Tanne, Renee rooms emery swe |S a ett es 2a eg a |e ee oe! ARTMENT. fe an 5 an A ea . » 314-316 Tre Sz N.W. | tatier Fine Toa Weiss with eclceed Dem: NOVELTY DEES PATTEDNS. A20T | —nussatom $13.50. 48.00, —| of the reprint of volumes I ‘to V, inclusive, ES then the | g,ZB2bBdertakers here are preparing for tht Xo,ctber hone OBS = Repvcey To $5.00. 2DOULTON TOILET SETS, with Slop Jar. mat pT TS se oan os oA psd aa ine. "QUALITIES “as “Sash ae 96] SILK-AND-WOOL GRENADINE DRESS PAT.) —neauga trom $12 to S8.00.— | year. Five more volumes were printed and OES ‘cs WE quote. Ix Sr sorssce pric aergg smportation—black, 4 VITRIFIED CHINA TOILET SETS. with Slop Jar. | are in different stages of indexing at the close _ ‘AMPED colcrea sxcipen, ots | of the year. ‘These books cover the operations 38s and 480, Burean Seats —Reovcen Faou $25 To $10.— Betnent rom $1 1.00 $8.00. in Kentucky, southwest Virginia, Tennessee, Sizs Axp Comzazr. aaa youll be to Jato ‘You know 500 pairs of Warrz Doce Paxzs ‘that usually sell at $3.50, $3, $2.50, 82, 81.50 and $1.25 won't” last long $8.75 Sor Suz ‘When the last of the 5773 SACKS and CUTAWAYS is gone—that']l settle {t.——Don’t wait for » warning. ‘The end is near, The broken sizes in the Shoe Depert- 250. wtriped Center 36-inch Linen Scerfa. Ix Lace Conrarxs Axo Ponrsenes. | 0 tr... Every Lace Curtain or Portiere in our stock at none held back. Ix Truxxs Axo Bros ‘The greatest reductions in reliable Tranks are being made here now. Every Trunk must be sold and we have cut the prices sufiiciently to doit, Bags the were - 82.24 pair ‘ery fine...19¢ 186 50c. Blue and White Cups and Saucers, Bohemian Vases, were 35c. Is Mestux Usperwesr Axp Cor. SETS. 81, 81. Hand $1.48 Underwear, 72. The choicest lot of garments ever offered at such a small price; finely trimmed, prettily made, best materials. Children’s Drawers, 2 for. suse 250 Made of good muslin, tucked and hemmed, worked button holes. 1 and 81.25 Infante’ Fine Embroidery Caps.... 50c Achoice line of Caps, which make » great loss to us ‘when sold at such s low figure. 1s Bors) Crorae. 85, 95.50 and 86 Suits..... ++ 83.25 ‘Light shades, strong wearing. well made. $1 White Indis Linen Blouse Walsts.........000 65¢ Is Hosteary Axo Uxpzawran ‘Two great values in Hosiery,15 and20c. pair. Hose ‘worth 25 to 50c. pair. Black and Fancy Hose. Solid colors, stripes, ke. All reliable makes; perfectly shaped. These are great price concessions, Ix Groves. Great Glove values are here. Reliable, well-made, shapely Gloves that fit perfectly and wear well. Taf- fotas and silks, blacks, tans and whites, Paltry Ix Buzzs Axo Fass. Our entire stock of Leather Belts is being sold at sacrifice prices: ‘Te. Belt and $2.50 ‘All Fans at proportionstely low prices. Osxy $1.35. Is Duzss Goons. Those that have been $350 and #4 | Ge. Diagonal and Plain Blue Storm Oxzx $1.98. ‘The chances are you can be fitted if you'll come right away. In the Furnishing Department you'll find 8 lot of NEGLIGE SHIRTS that other folks want $1 for—marked 50 Cesrs. In all sizes. There's s lot of Unlaundered Neg- liges—our 81.50, $1.75 and @2 kinds— and you know so much buys » “mood dea! of good Shirt here."—— We've marked them 73 Cexrs, + Decanse there are only sizes 14, 1436 and 15 loft——They'll all be gone soon. If you want bergains—they're hero. Don't blame us it you wait belf » day longer and find them gone. Suxs Asp Comraxr, PENN. AVE. ) AND 77H STREET. Get the Best. THE CONCORD HARWESS, LUTZ & BRO, ae oe eee . Meeht Te. 38-inch High-class All-wool Beizes for traveling dresses, tan, brown, mode and gray mixtures., «+800. yard Is Suxs. All our 81 Printed Silks..... The 500 most beautiful and stylish of this season's weaves. Remnants of Silks, all descriptions, at actual half Is Wasi Goons. 12%4c. desirable figures Wash Fabrica, light- ground , also Dark-ground Figured Satteens..8e. yard Ts Lisexs. All 20c. Linen and Turkish Towels. ‘ales, ex- cepting on above mentioned items, S0e. 8-4 Mosquito Nettings, 8 yds. toa plece..40¢. pe Is Laces Axo Ewsnoreny. Alot of 18-inch-wide Cream Silk Lace, worth 980. -- Be. BAUM’S, By 416 Ton Srneer. As An Incidental— 5 the way, the cost of REPAIRING LATROBES, Ff Penn. adjoining National Hotel rot RANGES and FUR- ‘Trunks pl Setsbelo ot pacman okt HXGRS may’ = chsewed, 4 re you jet un, mao w 4 "good Price can brins " T. WALKER SONS. 204 10TH ST. x. W., a pen Gig god tte bein PhPiaa: Pap, Suteree |S. S. Sueov & Bao, 432 Oru Sr. w ‘BOe | ONE VERY STYLISH TAN DRESS PATTERN. Frou $80 To $10.— 20th st. building.) —“epucep —o— Srocn-Taxrxa Resvetioss. ABT NEEDLEWORK DEPABTMENT. ODD SHADES OF ROPE AND TWISTED EM- BROIDERY SILKS. Repvcen Frou 50c. To 25. Doz BEST PURSE SILKS. Repvce Frox 350. Axv 40c. To 20c. Spoor. WHITE SEWING SILK, FULL OUNCE TO THE 8] POOL. Repvcev Frou $1 To 50c. Spoor. BLACK EMBROIDERY SILK, FULI. OUNCE TO THE SPOOL. Repvcen Fro 80c. To 50c. Sroor. ALL COLORS SILK RIBBOSENE, Repvcep Frou 2d. To 15c¢. Doz ODD SHADES MACREME CORD. Repvcen From dc. To 5c. Bart. ALSO GREAT REDUCTIONS ON SILK HEAD RESTS, PILLOWS, &c. ALLKINDS OF STAMPED GOODS FOR SUMMER NEEDLEWORK. STAMPING DONE WHILE YOU WAIT. (3d foor., weo+10th at, bldg.) —o— Sroce-Taxtxa Repvorioxs. SUIT DEPARTMENT. LADIES' STRIPED MADRAS SUITS, ‘Trimmed with embroidery. Small sizes only. —Repvosn Frou $14 To $5.— LADIES’ FIGURED ORGANDIE SUITS, lace and ribbon trimmings. —Renvcen Frou $12.50 Asp $15 To $7.50— LADIES’ HIGH-CLASS DOTTED SWISS AND STRIPED DIMITY SUITS, ribbon and lace trim- mings, Small sizes only. —Renvcen Frox $24 To $10.— LADIES’ STRIPED DUCK ETON SUITS, broad Inpel, fast colors, —Repvern To $2.7! LADIES’ DARK STRIPED WAISTS, white col- Jars and cuffs. —Repvcen Frou $1.75 To 75c. A lotof DECORATED FRENCH CHINA PLATES. Reduced trom $6.00, $8.00 ana $10.00 acsen to 25c. eacn. (Sth floor. -11th st. buflding.) Srocx-Tazixe Repvcrioxs, PRESSED GLASS DEPARTMENT, HIGH FRUIT STANDS. —Reaveed trom 30c. t6 20c.— —neaueed trom 48. to 350. Reduced from 3D. to 25o.-— Reduced trom 7 Sc. to 6Oo.— Reduced trom 95e. to T5e.— VINEGAR OK OIL BOTTLES, Reduced trom L5e. to LOc.— BOUQUET HOLDERS. —neanced trom 1c. to 5e.— WATER BOTTLES. Reduced trom 58.0, to 350. — —Reaucea trom 6 8c. to 500. — —Reaucea trom $1.15 to 75.— ROSE BOWLS, Beduced trom 2De. to L5e.— SIRUP JUGS. —neanced trom 48.0. to 250.— BERRY DISHES. —teancea trom 500. to B5c.— —Reauced trom 7 5c. to 5V0.— —neauoed trom $1.00 to 650.— FRUIT STANDS. —Reanced trom $2.48 to $1.75 — CAKE PLATES. Hor Wearner Goons. HOUSEFUKNISHING DEPARTMENT, A TWO-BURNER GAS STOVE, ‘With six feet of best covered tubing, for LAWN MOWERS ‘That we can warrant, 20-in.cut. 12-n, cut. Id-in. cut, 3-in cut. LADIES’ STRIPED SOFT-FINISHED MADRAS Waists, broad turn-down collars, ruffled fromte, —Repvcep To $1 . 25: LADIES’ WHITE INDIA LINEN WAISTS, fall front and sleever, embroidered mull tte to match. —Repucen Frow $1.75 To$1.25. LADIES’ PLAIN, PINK, BLUE AND HELIO- ‘TROPE WAISTS, stiff collars and cuff, —Repvcep Frou#2.50T0$1.50. LADIES’ LACE-STRIPED MADRAS WAISTS, Empire atyle. —Repvce Frou $2.25 ToS1.25. LADIES’ HIGH-CLASS JAPANESE WASH SILK WAISTS, full bertha ruffle, full sleeves, finished with shields, —Repvcev Frou $7.50 To $5.00. LADIES' PLAIN CARDINAL INDIA SILK WAISTS. ng —Repvcen Frou $6.75 AND $7.50 To $3.50,— LADIES' IMPORTED CHEVIOT WAISTS, Fisk, Clark & Flage’s goods. —-Repucev Frou$3.50 To 3.00. (3A floor... --1ith at bldg.) —o— Srock-Taxixa Repvcrtoxa, WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT. 82-INCH BRANDENBURG PONGEE, 28-INCH PRINTED PLAID LAWN. ‘30-INCH ENDYMION PONGEE. 20-INCH NAVY BLUE BROCADE. ‘30-INCH PONGEE. —Renvcen Frou 123c. To 8c. Yo. (2a floor... 11th at. bldg.) o— Srocx-Tazixe Renvcrioxs. BUTTON DEPARTMENT. COLORED BONE BUTTONS for wash dresses, two dozen on a card. —Repvcen Frou 20c. To 15c. Canv.— FANCY METAL BUTTONS at half original prices. (Ast floor, 1th at, bidg.) Tea ope GA $3.00. $3.25. $3.50. $3.75. THE **MAGIC” ICE CREAM FREEZER— Ours for this section. This is the only freezer made with wire dasher. 4-at. Gat. Bat. 10-at. $2.50. $3.25. $4.25. $5.00. “DEAD STUCK,” Bure death to all kinds of bugs. —tareerotel, 250.— STICKY FLY PAPER, ‘The proper kind. ‘Two double sheets for Do. GAKBAGE CANS Are absolutely necessary now. We have them of heavy galvanized tron with tight-tting covers, as low as —$1.00._ INFANTS" BATH TUBS, ‘Made of iron, nicely sapanned. —85c.. $1.00 axv $1.25. CROWN STOVE MATS Prevent the burning of food ani cooking utensils. Just the thing for use on gas oF ull stoves, Oc.— STKAM COOKERS Cook a whole dinner at one time without any watching. ‘The only thing to usein this kind of weather on the man stove, —$1.50, $1.75 aso $2.00.— (Three sizes.) MASON’S IMPROVED FRUIT JARS, Poreelain-lined covers. ‘Pt. size, Td. doz. Qt. six, 90c. don Half-gal, size, $1.25 doz, JELLY TUMBLERS, Best quality fliné glass, tin and glass covers, —30c.,, 35c., 400. ama 50c. ao.— 10th and 11th st. bidgs.) Micuxe, $19.50. ‘We believe it to be one of the best Sewing Machines ever offered to the public. Itssewing qualities are every ‘*Capitol.” See it in operation, Woopwarp rything that could be desired. A full set of the best attachments and a five-year guarantee accompany 10th st. building. ) Silas, 20TH, 11TH AND F sT8. NW. Mississippi, Alabama and north Georgia (the Atlanta campaign excepted); the operations in southeast Virginia and North Carolina (includ- ing Richmond, Petersburg, &¢.); the operations in Louisiana and the trans-Mississippi states, | 5. &c.; the operations in southeast Virginia and North Carolina; the operations in northern Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and Penn- sylvania (including Opequon, Fisher's Hill, Cedar Creek, &¢.) Work on the atlas of maps and plans has also : been carried forward and plates XXL to LEEK, Orioles finish in fifth or sixth | Levi Wolf, the father of Simon Wolf of Gant tagat einedae a in the Hat young sen net essen oan Tin Genet wee eepapaane uring year. ‘wenty-five more are wes hands of the engraver and will be ssued during | " More fault fas been found with McLaughlin | of tye and had © citle of tortaineense ad peprtetie phar = lng than with any other umpire. Baltimore had | this sity. e . ‘The examination of files and archives and the | him taken away from there once, and now Boe- asian el Fie a him Sry gr] frying a ely apa fH pray. Se See hes Soe soeians ateal ie- = eS ee eee tional Union, and Messrs Briggs =a | ‘Sathe ‘progress hae been’ suade in the idle and’ MeLanghiis used | B8Y® fone to Chicago to attend the ansaal tt Sattefactory work of indexing the confederate archives. A modification of the exceilent aystem of card indexing now in use in the record office has been applied to the letters, orders, vouchers, muster rolls and returns which make up the collection, and it is hoped to finish the ‘Work during the coming fiscal year. ‘The inquiry instituted by this office to ascer- tain what societies or percons were entitled to receive the reprint of the volumes authorized at the first session of the Fifty-second Congress has developed the fact that about 500 of the original 11,000 benefieiaries bave, by reason of death or Temoval, ceased to receive the vets originally assigned them, The result is that beginning witn volume XXX there are on hand 500 sets of the work which are not available for distribution on account of the absence of the earlier volumes. As the plates have been preserved it is estimated that it will cost less than 50 cents per volume to reprint these | F aoe i i i : eb fg o g it i g f £ 588 3 Hf books and thus complete and make available for distribution the sets to which they belong. It is therefore recommended that authority be obtained for reprinting 500 copies of volumes 1 to 30, — of the itty to their distribu- tion by members of ifty-third Congress, The inquiry for complete sete of the work and for separate volumes from societies and individuals who desire to purchase ‘them steadily increases. ‘To meet this demand it is respectfully recommended that authority be obtained for printing 1,000 copies of the entire work from the plates now in the hands of the public printer. In closing it agein gives the board great pleasure to recognize the efficient assiatance ‘i funs received from the officers en- if i | I | Hf tiring, and the services rendered by them have been entirely satisfactory. iets eee DEATH OF ADMIRAL ENGLISH. His End Came Suddenly Last Evening—His Honorable Service. Rear Admiral Earl English, United States navy, retired, died unexpectedly at his reai- dence at 1518 K street about 8 o'clock last evening from a severe attack of cholera mor- bus. He had been in failing health for nearly ayear, but was not thought to be so near his end. Since his retirement, nine years ago, Aduiral English has divided his time between his residence at 1518 K street northwest, built by him, and his country residence at Culpeper, Va, where he was interested in the banking business. He was appointed to the Naval Academy from New Jersey in 1840 and served forty-six years, retiring in 1836. He was at the capture of Mazatlan, Mexico, in 1847. and remained there until the close of war. ‘Boston. ‘Washington. Game Won. being employed principally in the Mexico and the sounds of North Carolina, commanding at different periods the Somerset, Sagamore and Wyalusing. He was made rear admiral in 1884, at which time he the position of chief of the bureau of equipment | Cl#' and recruiting, which he had held for six years, aud took command of the European station. Admiral English leaves a wife and two daughters, one of whom is the wife of Mr. 8. Rassell Smith yf Culpeper, Va., and the other the wife of Surgeon P.M.’ Rixey of the navy. Tho funeral will take place from St. John's Chureh on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. The in- terment will be at Oak Hill cemetery. or Siciiiumpumbare: Mr. Earle Wagner Will Liberally Reward Any One Finding Any, The following were the readings of the ther-| ,, “ 4 mometer at the signal office today: 8. m., 79;|_ “Nor 1 don't kvow that there is any news, 2p. m., 76; maximum, 92; minimam, 7i. i ademng ‘Medal for a Lady Sculler. Mrs. Florence R. Casey of No. 11 N street e southeast has been presented by « commit-| ery irregular. I would’be willing to give « 4 Ae me oem eNO ‘WANTED-SOME PITCHERS. But firwt be very sure you are right. tt tsso sear @® ‘be decetved—you may be wrong and yet not kKoow te When you go to buy « bottle of CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS be sure you get “CARTER SM ‘then you are all right and can go shoad; you know® their value; they never fail. But don’t forget ourtime Junction, ae ee a yg aoa, 4 Bodies would “pe SURE YOU ARE RIGHT." an Id medal, the prize won by her in| put me on to bg hr eres —= “i an t race on excursion to Mar-) agents on the lookout for them and if one can Besure you ask for “CARTER.” Resume bi youget ““0-A-R-T-E-R-S." Frauds and tmitationg will pat you wrong; don't ist them éo it. Be sure yoq get the genuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PEL, A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE be engaged he will be. Of course there are eset of yomester inte eens ngaes bet] ‘they don't last long in front of the hardy, foxy veterans of the leegue. The people here have grown tired of such. ‘You —_—— Killed by Exploding Fireworks. Four persons were killed and seven irjured by an explosion of fireworks last evening at 59th street and Ashland avenue, Chicago.| ‘Swrail L ll Dose. Small Price. yO cou ell earned, | Will notice that, as we have done, we have oe eee bier rons ueyi? penton done better than the Baltimores and New Yorks, Wve over twenty men on their . Dead—Michael Snow and Richard Marshall. Cuupszx Car Injured—Tony Ladonle, Andrew Jorino and | perc", "ent, We hoped to get ten or erat Antonio Nascho. The men batted well Gelded well. Our FOR PrITomeR's itchers have batted hard at ti: ims. itchers are hit bard and our ‘opposing pitchers o# hard ta’ Bromo Lithia at all draggists, 10 CasTogia. men cannot hit