Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1898, Page 8

8 THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1898-12 PAGES, « MOSES & {AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA B. SONS. Mattress Factory, Ist and D. Goldenberg’s. “The dependable store.”’ 6,140 50c., 75c. & $1 shirtwaists,23° We have just consummated the greatest shirtwaist deal ever made. We have contracted to take a maker’s surplus stock, consisting of over six thousand garments. The thoughts of doing such a thing at such a time would make the average merchant shiver. Not one in a hundred would attempt to dispose of such a quantity of shirtwaists in addition to his regular stock. We have an abundance of nerve! When the Leecke stock was offered us and we saw an opportunity to offer the people of this city the grandest values of their life, we bought it. And now along comes this maker-- acknowledged to be the creator of the best-made and best-fitting shirt- waists which are turned out--and he offers us shirtwaists at less than the cost of the material provided we take his whole surplus stock and leave him free to go ahead making his winter waists. - Goldenberg’s. “The dependable store.” 5 lots--a clean-up in shoes. You've counted the regular prices which we asked for these shoes low enongh. What do you think now that we have cnt the prices in many .nstances alroost in half? Verily, thig is the time to buy footwear— enoug! sons" rn tables’ all filed with these five ite 8 Pi Anta bt aes A tablefal of those misses’ and children’s shoes thet caused such lively purchasing here last week placed on sale. These shoes fre excellent wearers and neat and stylish shapes, baving tipped opera toes—$1.00 and $1.25 values—our special price, sixes 59: 11% to 2, 69c.—sizes 8% to 11, only ce Goidenberg's. Standard History Officially Excluded From the Public Schools. B st. cor. 11th Furviture Factory, 12th and B. Storage, 22d & M. Moving, Packing and Furniture Repairing. August Carpet Clearance Most Enthusiastic CARPET BUYING. —Stirring times in our Carpet De- partments. Unprecedented selling for this season. The shrewd ones know what the advance in Carpet prices will mean this fall, and are Its Alleged Prejudiced Views of Civil ‘War—Action of School Board— This lot comprises all the finest grade ties mage and all the latest styles of this season, including the nox, &e.; Also a lot of black and tan bicycle oxtords, with ight or heavy corrugat les — sirictly hand made—regular values, $2.00 and $2.5—special price. : Table 4 comprises misses’ finest quality || tan and Mack shoes on all styles toes—tip- Ped, spring heels and the bost-wearing Fretes made—all sizes and widths from % to 2—regular values from $1.25 to. $2.00—chotce 100 pairs Indies’ tap oxfords—pea General News, ALEXANDRIA, Va., August 5, 1898. The gentlemen composing the city school board showed their interest in the school book question by all attending the meet- ing of the board last night at 8 o’clock-in Peabody Hall. After the report of the treasurer had been received and accepted, Superintendent K. Kemper read the new Ifst of books pre- | '/] pared by the state board of education. Then followed an animated discussion on the merits of Holmes’ History of the Unitei States, which has been used in the state schools for many years. ¥ Mr. Carne declared that it was not a This tableful consists of ladies’ blacks, tans and browns, kid and patent slippers and ties, in all the newest shapes—kid and fancy vesting trimmings, hand-sewed turns— opera toes—nicely made and wear war- im fact, all . alt our regular $1.50 G9 97 a ee A ae, OPE ‘to $2.00 ties reduced to. Everything boys wear cut. A material reduction made to close out the belance of the summer stock, Many of the bargains told of today are from the Ieecke st ock—and are but about belt price. Wash suits, 39c. 50c. knee pants, 39¢. All the boys’ All-wool knee pants, black, blue and mix- a9 : Washable satlor Mouse uick to appreciate the fact that! proper book to be studied by children of suits, in all sizes f; a ed wiots, which sold for 50c., will go Sere caking pasccs merchtats ave| ™ south, Tecause of = prefudiced wiew it The immense lot is quite beyond description. There are thousands told for an high asa dollar go dowa'twase, | tO = «| gives e civil war. g = now paying wholesale for their | Suny wae uch to necranepplcton's, eos. of patterns--just think of it--in your mind’s eye see what an immense Ket race scaacge teal petohs abe stocks. geostaphy indorsed. In order to ascertain : : the correctness of some questioned facts —The sale gains double attraction] in the philosophy now used it had been from our offer to keep Carpets for referred to Dr. Miller, who re- igs tc = * Ss were correct. you till fall—on payment of a smali duced a resolution that deposit. se, exeept histories, be did not conflict ndment was pro- t it was lost and variety is offered you. There are ginghams, there are percales, there are black satines, organdies, lawns, plain white India linons, every size is in the fot, and there are lots of them made of materials of a weight which will admit you to wear them till late in the fall. They are waists which were made to be sold for 50c., 75c. $5 serge suits, $3.25. Fine all-wool navy blue serge suits, in sizes 7 to 16 years, which have been $5, Bo at $3.25. sizes 12 to 14, which have been 50c., goat Bc. Windsor ties, 12}c. All-silk plaid Windsor ties, made up, with elastic fasteners, reduced t0 42ue. A deep cut in ladies’ suits and skirts. No thought of profit now—no thought of cost in many instances. After m most succese- Moguette Carpets. Best Moquette all the latest co toms. Next season fems. z09¢. S: aS h All of fine ne: h and white Sale pri 79¢ Rev. Dr. Jones’ : ade are wide and good quality" See aaack suits, tailor made and stylisbly ‘im New Axminsters the unrestricted sien Wee $8. "Govatiy ness $1.98 a All-linen crash skirts, extra wide nnd Wh Exquisite ps o e A @eep hems. Reduced to. = = We place on sale tomorrow an immense Hu) pices aS choice is given —— Tie Ul & — lower grades, which Dewey flounce skirts, strapped seam, fin- real silk-fnished iobair and ‘have that H pelther oo er Carpets, site tsr stands now all ou of the lot ° a oggien oy — — trimmed beautiful luster—have best linings i season's price, §1.25. Sale prices, S7EC- : $8. Reduced to .... $1.69 a ee eee Te Soe i Savonnerie Carpe f : OF = = = = O: 9 i = 2 for teachers were re- . VV i _Savonnerie Carpets, equal to any r meeting. The board ur own and eecke Ss stock |} 2 Spine = Doom 2 =< ae ed = —— see! ere ig tile ge - every instance the goods are {| Next seaso rice, $1. ze, a Sere a -grade character, Bargains trom 5 stoc! rik a : — — 95¢ Property Owners Meet. We shall reserve the right to limit the quantity sold to any one Tees. But from our own stock the reductions are also big, U* Duce? @t about half and jj}, Velvet Ca és _There were no cases to be disposed of in b All our 500, neglige shirts, soft finished 25c. quality of fine white lgwn string ties, Carpet frog ern ie eee ee uyer. We bought these waists for you and we shall not sell them to | ssc "Sa Gennes | Wi Sint an | Every one knows the value of morning, but at 10 o'clock a ti ie $ : Ag ea Waiver Carpets. Best Velvet care Gn Grice aaa ee storekeepers, who can very profitably buy them for 23c. and offer for mihesSesmsagrvesses 39C> | 100, washable Madras abteld bows col : de. e de: é: 0 . '$ ia ereeee et Se hebes: - tH Next season's price, $1.25. Sale office to consider the complaint that has them at a profit. AN cur Boe. th welts i} ote 82c. . Pepperel jean drawers, wit Finest French balbriggan underwear, long pea ia sue been made of a defective sewer. The sewer “Sod ore eee or short-sleeved shirts, full regular "made on Velvet pet has the te = : ete t eee eee seeereee d best Egypt / eee tie es wae ee eee The whole lot has been spread out on tables on the first and second i a oe as | eee ee sn $2 and looks. through the yards and under the houses of floors,and such a sea of shirtwaists you never before have seen. There will shirts. $2 inches long and fun eut— 3c, | All, our 2c. leather and canvas roc i : sons living f and Patrick. Mr. wesesoesensee I. -vecmmerereee ene * ie 2 RPO Dunn, city engineer, said several holes had be ample force of salespeople to serve you. The choice is so great that gen ga pe Pog <a ssels Carpets. e e ‘sewer to 1 fe en- ° : See Atlee france of drains, thus causing the trouble. it won’t take you a minute to pick out something that suits you. Ribbon Sale. | covering for chambers. Easy to pale Baha Receipes avrae ge the Meo N ff ‘i ae ee we shall make a Seaegetes "5 you have never before known. Wy; Hi rr time Rati ROL Cet Suge] rie GR oe er Re jo offering ever made by any concern in any way equals this, and Soe ldnedhees ted oa ead noe estimate of the cost of piping, and material with borders to matcb. season's price, $1. ‘st colorings son's price, c Bre OSC. i hee \ : : James Greene of the battle ship Texas is through to 704-706 K St. Sewanee. Oakley's finest extra: B5e. anf 40c. |||) pets that -~ | in town on a viait to his parents. He has ESE An ZA through to 704-706 K St, Genuine Cosmo buttermilk soap, 6c. cake. quality: all odors for ‘Saturday, Zic. on, | | ce. 9°} as a valued relic of the Santiago naval SST incloding bot! Ht} ‘Tapestry c fight the steel part of a Mauser rifle, which Genuine Myrka rice powder, in all tints— Large bottle of best bousebold ammonia— Hi will sell for 39¢. cured from the wreck of the flagship for Saturday, 19c. box. for Scturday, 4c. bottle j siiees ia Theresa. Ingrain Carpets. Smanuel W. Webb has sold to Mr. = Alt-wool Inerata at es Houlson a house and lot on the = sell for 75c. Sale pri 55c. st side of Payne street between Prince = — — = — = cain: Cannel Z Duke streets for $650. THE INDIANA REPUBLICANS. pee ap hnee eelen bd 22¢. Julia Mayhugh has returned from Iz i to the home of her daughter, Mrs. | Nominate Their Ticket and Enthu- = W. B. MOSES & § 1t | Bond on Seminary Hill. She will’ leave sinstically Sing “America.” = = = i shertiy for an extended visit to Loudoun | ww. Toatang republican convention at In- a Seetentocinostetoion nse osoletotpiotetoteds | COUN. 5 =. | Rev. and Mrs. Ridout and family of | dianapolis yesterday nominated the fol- Great Annual Sum ¥ rea % | petersvare, Va. are visiting friends in this | lowing. tleket: ummer Sale. Great Annual Summer Sale. Great Annual Summer Sale. Hy $ | city. i For secretary of state—Union B. Hunt, | $| It is feared there will be an ice famine | Randolph county. , Eee ee a ery te teeed ig | Auditor of state—William H. Hart, Clin- Seelendetee Geet om eotoetoes Foot Form eae . a Judges supreme court—First district, — | = pe| Gein Ge CE ee racer Robert Dowling, Floyd county; third dis- f | a pj line going both east and weet be require trict, J. V. Hadley, Hendricks county; fifth To Veterans $ Oxfords ¥ | to stop and discharge their transfer passen- | district, Francis E. Baker, Elkhart county. | gers on Pen Ivania avenue west of 15th The report of the committee on platform H | é + | street. Cars on the 1th street line going | Was submitted. The money plank was ap- ° f L Y | | = les__Welted Foot | oth north and scuth, Lieut. Amiss recom- | Proved, with applause, and there was stil of Last Year. ql 4 me =}. Ses) € fe ; oot % | mended, should be stopped and required to | President McKinley’s administration. e 9 You got a pair of th | 3 ‘orm Oxfords—the shoes ze passen; on New York avenue | The planks indorsing the record of Sena- A L d oO. fi d 1 | A of ose : $ | great Ladies’ Oxford clearance P \ that are as soft and flexible & | east of 15th street. & ag SAA: Tan Sh t th | > ES sorts aici oes % | arter stating that in his opinion the pres- | ‘stration of Governor Mount were recelved | ; nm Shoes a e great | $ —— #8 easy and comfortable FY eee eeior tramsterting: parses: | WHitmuch SDPIaUSe, ing the eagle great purchase of [en’s Tan Shoes from | saleofiast year? Do you | ee as a stocking. =) sers at the corner of 15th and G streets is | as the emblem of the party was read and ° | + Reduced From Boston---bought for a fraction of real remember how long they | : ( of other kinds, isec Alesha ee that | “a resolution authorizing the chairman of | value b cause f seas 9 e d A th lasted? These are the é ee Bee |e ee oe eCaUuse 0 asons end. Amotiner £3.00 to 2.00} c & ye —just during August to get ¥ & eis = « is | and in this way avoid the danger to which } the following telegram was sent to the é you acquainted with welted $| they are now s ubjected. His recommenda- venerable: Col. ME eee es Terre t b I Il - = $ choc $ | renias ne present consented omaition ot | Pyaident ayes! Oy weet ny wo superb values---All Ladies’ Oxford ° A which is occasioned, he thinks, “We miss your acc 1 2 ° a S going i a stand- vention. W. ay tii T h $1.6 d h d h f } é a Oe Sa |e SE ies in the house at 51.65, and the tremendous purchase o s thoroughfare at all times from G street to | your health and happiness. i a Sh § R ° H ° h d i é Bee Se ace Sheer | GARIN mopmap exeuenscane en’s Tan oes at $1.95. ead it over twicel igh-grade i ¥ 4 serous a uring one 0! 8 $ eve ue fasultetea“lin We cba Would | eters were coundng the ballots Me Hern Tans at $1.95. Remember the values at Stoll’s Tan Sale. £ also be made safer to a very great degree | ley, chairman of the state central commit- | Su for transferring passengers, pedestrians | tee, commanded attention and asked that mine a his 2 Wise. JAS. THARP, 812 F_ st SM Great Reduction in Hair. Switches, $2.50, formerly $5.00, 7! au5-10d : ‘The lieutenant’s recommendations do not, * Gay aeichee eee ae however, seem is have the ‘approval of thé | ri district was broken at 10 o'clock last in every shade and style, all widths Sciaaroe Shae tee cto patrons for Gray Switches, $4.50, formerly $6.50. Comm oners, as will appear from the | night, when John L. Dougherty o! jay 5 s an First-class attendants In Harare ing: ung, ete, | {Ques Indorsement by Commissioner | county received the nomination on the and sizes--splendidly made for high-class 2 normous re= ba Imperial Hair Regenerator for restoring gray bale, Never faiis - of Licut. Amiss and have conferred with | rowed down to six during the afternoom, Boston trade,in Bull- composed of some of S. HELLER’S. Commiesioner Beack regarding them. While | Dougherty finally succeeded in winning : the best ladies’ sh 9. we appreciate the desire of Lieut. Amiss to | Over enough of the northern county dele- d de En lish, O le bestiadies shoes 720 7th Street N. W. reduce as much es possible the danger ele- | gates to give him the nomination with one log, English, Opera ade SVE ohnve aple-20a See a ae that The eanay ce: | Hepreaentative Dockery, though in attend. mane h = we ire of the opinion that the change sug- 2 Fe Is ry Veta Cone a AND SICK ONES— | gested would not be satisfactory, inasmuch ance at the een anaes pe tas and “evel style of re) ier such an fe) iebi ‘ompan ‘act as {t would involve a Jong distance to walk | brought forwa: a 2 : “ § Wot of Beet. from one point suggested to the other, to | his friends had hoped the deadlock would Pees ee my21-m.tu,th&t-ly The Robinson Oils, “they lubricate more and outlast other oils.” Wm. C. Robinson & Son, Spll-set_ BALTIMORE, Md. ASTHMA, Hay Fever and Catarrh, Oppression, Suffocation, Neuralgia, etc., cured ESPIC'S CIGARETTES. OR POWDER. 7 ion carried. Then the ry to adopt in place for filling up the yards, will probably be ac- cepted. Brief Mention. Dr. Wm. Smith, surgeon of the 3d Vir- ginia, was in town yesterday. It is un- derstood that the 3d will not go to Manas- sas, but will go next day, via Alexan- dria and Newport News, to Porto Rico. a cargo soon, as the ice factory is taxed to Lieut. Amiss Recommends Change in Methods of Transfer. As a means of relieving the congested condition of 15th street between G street and New York avenue Lieut. Amiss of the ‘st precinct recently recommended to Maj. ylvester, the chief of police, that the town to the 14th street éars, and vice versa, could walk from one car to the other on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue without having to cross any car tracks, ts. vester explained to the District joners that he had, in the consid- of the ns of street railway irgs, the protection of lives and prop- and the enforcement of the regula- tions at these poi suggested to his ileu- tenants the necessity of keeping the streets free of obstruction by people waiting to transfer. Lieut. Am! Suggestions were nade as a result of his suggestion, an} Maj. Sylvester remarked that it appeared to him they could be carried into successful effect. Wight: “I heve considered the recommendations which the public would probably object, and which does not remedy the difficulty of crossing car tracks in all cases, as a car going east from Georgetown and stopping in froni of Riggs’ Bank would require the passenger to get off on the south side of the car, and, tn order to take a 14th street ear going north, which had stopped in front of Fussell’s, he would be compelled to cross four car tracks in order to reach it, “While the crossing at this point is very much congested and crowded, as a matter of fact there are comparatively few acci- Gents there, and the Commissioners are of the impression that the present arrange- ment is better than the one suggested. Some attention should be given, however, and $1--and thousands like them brought those prices, yet you'll agree with us that this is a fact, when you have seen the extraordinary values which are being distributed. 924-926-928 Seventh St., running 924-926-928 Seventh St, running ful season in ladies’ washable &nce of the stock, ee Linen crash and white duck skirts, well 19c. It will be for tho one day only. Borated talecm powder in patent box—for Saturdey, 4c. box. ts we make a cut that will clear out the bal- It vhould create a sersution. . Toilet Specials. yd. Oskley’s pare almond cream—for Satur- day, 17e. ¢ an extreme limit to meet the demand | ton. | caused by this continued warm weather. ‘Treasurer of state—Leopold Levy, Hunt- = ———s ington. SUGGESTIONS FOR SAFETY. Attorney general—William L. Taylor, = Marion. Clerk of supreme court—Robert A. Brown, Johnson. Superintendent of public instruction—F. L, Jones, Tipton. State statistician—John B. Connor, Ma- rion. State geologist—Willis 8. Blatheley. tor Fairbanks and commending the admin- gratulations for “his wise administration of affairs, both in war and peace,’ was adopted. At the suggestion of Chairman Fairbanks the audience sing “America.” Senator Fairbanks asked all to stand. In an instant every one was on his feet. The band struck up the music and the wo- men in the gallery and on the stage joined with the delegates. It was a glorious song, in glorious voice, and when it ended there was cheer after cheer, that did not sub- side for some time. The enthusiasm was intense, the women in the audience being as enthusiastic as the men. Dockery Not Nominated. ‘The long deadiock in the democratic con- gressional convention for the third Missou- forty-first ballot. The nine candidates nar- result in his nomination. W. G. Robinson for Congress. W. G. Robinson of Greene county, Mo., was nominated for Congress yesterday by the republican convention for the seventh district. Wyoming Fussionists. CASPER, Wyo., August 6.—The state conventions of democrats and silver repub- licans nominated the following ticket: Governor, H. C. Alger, democrat; secre- tary of state, David Miller, democrat; treasurer, Luke Voorhees, democrat; au- ditor, C. H. Priest, silver republican; super- STOLC'S GREAT year is round and Stoll repeats his for- o | mer wonderful sale of midsummer. Just : ALL IDEA OF PROFIT CAST TO WINDS! i Men’s Shoes. Thousands of high-grade Tan Shoes toe,1 abc wee ea Boge TEN DAYS ONLY. a 3 TOUL's Satisfactory same make and quality-- $1.95. | Women?’ Every pair of $2.50 and $3, and some $3.50 Oxford Ties in the house--take your duction on the fine grades. BE SURE AND GET EARLY CHOICE. The sale starts at 8. You can see the Values in the Windows. ?? s Shoes. | | This lot is ie Ae : ice Ls > by the policeman in charge to the point at n - Parte SS BY Are Duong © © | which cars stop, and it Is suggested that | intendent of publle instruction, J. F. Brown, Store eee del-f,52t,14 the rule be established, if it has not already | populist; for Congress, ©. P. Arnold, demo- teen established, that cars going south | crat; associate justice of the supreme court, cee stop with one fender of the car on a | C. E. Blidenburgh, democrat. i + ine with the curb on the north side of G Next importation of street, and that cars going north should Raens emeerats Burchell’s Spring Leaf Tea will pay duty of loc. a pound; buy it now while you can get it for soc. a stop with the platform of the rear car on = with the curb on the north side of G street.” Soe a Aid of Yellow Fever Sufferers. In connection with the entertainment to be given at the Analostan Boat Club this ‘The Texas democratic state convention yesterday nominated the following ticket: For governor—James D, Sayers of Bas- trop. Lieutenant governor—J. N. Browning of | Amarillo. Attorney general—Thomas 8. Smith of ——SaSSSSSSS= lz ———— Ladonia. 5 chosen Charles K. Bell of Fort Worth was a of the state executive the afternoon he will visit Alexandria and | and is said to be learned in ; address the colored Masons and Mystic | ology and the author of several Works, “Mg: ” pound. ¥ t: Associate justice of the supreme court— | committee. Shriners in the Alfred Street Baptist | *Peaks fluently severe} languages. evening for the ald of the yellow fever suf- | qilisboro. Thomas J. Brown of Sherman. a oe Church. A large number of Washington —-—_ ferers at Santiago special arrangements Controller—R. W. Finley of Tyler. Judge of the court of criminal appeals not A Colored Traveler. Masons, headed by D. F. Seville, thirty- Electric car No. 41 of the Metro; have been made with the herdic company | Land commissioner—George Finger of} yet nominated. £4 39 Rev. Dr, R. QO. O, Benjamin of Kentucky | third degree, secretary general of Scottish | line collided with @ horse and carriage TRERS YING FoR THE sovrH— | t® Tun their coaches from 22d and G streets | Fort Worth. ‘There was but one candidate for each Of | 1. visiting in Washington, and will Rite, will go to : - longing to D. F. Weedon st 9th and "Pore tardleee ark, a tee at Be bib: | f0 tho boat hhause. "From the large aais of |- reamurer_John W. Robbing of Vernan. | te ‘above ofces ‘or . treasurer, s ereetate bd wht peseeh Dr. Benjamin is thirty-third dogree Ma- | streets yesterday’ afternoon, "The ERTS ANGOSTUBA B ERS, Pre’ ce inment promises a commissioner—Allison Mayfield Baptist Church, Rev. Bishop son, veled in Burope, Asia was slightly damaged, nobody etets of bab wastes vente Ul} creat success. of Sherman. sa of criminal appeals, maar ‘graduated at Oxford, Bngiand, hurt,