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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

The passage of ar eight-hour law is some
thing that on the general principles of Fhiign-
thropy commands approval. But the est:b-
hshment OF law without thought Of the new
exisencies which is enforcement will create il
law requires an ANIMAL addition of &. 600. 900
to the usual expenditure fo- public buildings.
II is also estimated that there will be differ
enee Of quarter Of million Of dollars in the
cost Of Washington's new POST Office. for which
the appropriation is only $4,000. 00e. This
means more appropriation or else cheaper
work
IL Is always easier 20 criticise and blame than
1t is to predict But Congress which spent
days in figuring to reduce public expenses
might reasonably have been expected to foresee
such a deficit. II was directly IN the line of
work to which it had. in spite Of protest, seen
at Ia devote its time. The necessity of more
vorkmen the result of fewer working hours
Is % easily perceived that il would ordinarily
seern hardly possible that it could be over
looked. If it is expected to make good By APP
preparation the deficit, Congress will have the
credit of being consistent. II the work is left
TO get on as best it can, the deficiency in work
manship and material must stand as reminders
Of . superficial attempt to fs.ter the laboring
man Is record leaves no ground fo- believ-
ing that this Congress really meant to increase
public expenditure to favor the Iaborer. But
1t must now put up more money or repeal the
law. To allow shabby buildings to 20 up as
the result of this act would be objectionable
There is nothing so obnoxiousIy cheap as cheap
philanthropy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

These are the days of alarm, real and false
While the governor Of New York calls out the
militia and says OF the strikers excuses at
Buffalo. ''this thing must stop" the militia
ct Homestead are kept up all night by the
Tumor that the nOn-union employees are to be
attacked by the strikers. The spirit of law
lessnsss is abroad The spirit Of determine
ton to execute the laws must be also shown or
our entire country will drop into anarchy. as
some portions of it seem to have DONE The
New York executive is acting promptly and
the Tennessee executive was. possibly. when
stricken down from Worry and overvork. doing
al that II was in its power to do. The trouble
with such men as Coz. Buchanan is that when
they SOW the wind they do not expect to reap
the whirlwind that naturally follows. The
levehng tendency in politics is responsible for
much of the disorder that affiicts the country
At present, and this tendency is very largely
promoted BY demagogues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
"Thi. thinc mnst ston. said Gov. Floner b

This thing must stop" said Gov. Flower in
speaking Of the efforts Of striking switchmen to
prevent the filing Of their places by those who
are willing 10 work Gov. Flower il right
Year after year there has been a steady and I'M
healthy growth Of that pernicious idea that n
man may not only forsake his employment but
IL also justif ed in making permanent the vacancy
be creates. To admit that such proposition
can be argued is insult to the intelligence of
the American people; a disputatious compro-
mise with anarchy. II may be that when an
effort Is made BY the railroad companies to re-
sumo the movement of freight there will
be physical conflict between the two
classes Of workmen. To prevent that
clash and to preserve inviOlate the per-
sonal hberty-rot license of every man
and woman who believes in the unstained flag
of the Union the state Of New York should I'M
fal.eringly sustain the sturdy. law-lcving man
who Is nov its chief executive A moments
paltering. the semblance Of cowardice, the lille
gal yielding of an inch by the duly constituted
authorities and the end may not come until the
whole continent has been drenched with blood.
A sharp. decisive engagement between the
troops and the rioters would doubtless result in
the sacrifice Of human life. but deplorable as
fniteIy less injury to the state and the nation
than a eowardly surrender on the part Of those
In whose haEds many important interests are
now held II the railroad companies and their
emplOyes can settle their difficulties peace
ably. every true citizen should labor to
bring about that most desirable result. but
II that be not possible then order and the RICH.
of the individual must be upheld ut any cost.
There mus: be no tremOr in the voice of law.
no weakening of the vast bit infrequently
used muscular power which IS a. ready today as
ever before TO stand between this great nation
and those who woaIl destroy its liberties and
bring its greatest glory to the dnst. The undis-
puted right of labor to organize does not carry
with it any other governing power than that
which originates at the ballot box. vet for some
time reckless men have. in the name of labor.
been advocating measures that no gOo3 citizen
Will ever subscribe TO AID which must be wiped
out during this generation at any cost if cur
nationality and present form IF government are
to continue. In northern New York. and spread
ing rapidly. Is disorder AMI The threat of IN
hwfal shedding of blood. y he country cries
aloud: his thing must stop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
JOHNSON sAs + UTTRELL's
JJJ AkES ILL
IMPROVEMENT SALE Or Day GooDs.

UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST
SALE OF DRY GOODS THAT THE PEG
PIE OF WASHINGTON OR ANY OTHER
CITY HAVE EVER KNOWN. IN ALL
THE HISTORY OF THE DRY GOODS
BUSINESS THERE Is NO OTHER IN
STANCE LIKE 1T.
WHILE THE IMPROVEMENTS TO OUR
BUILDING ARE IN PROGRESS WE
OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. NOTIONS. &c. AT COST, AND
IN MANY INSTANCES BELOW COST.
MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS ARE TAX
ING ADVANTAGE OF THE Low
PRICES AND ARE BUYING NOW FOR
FALL USE. WOULDN'T 1T BE WISE
FOR YOU TO DO THE SAME.
THOSE OF YOU IN NEED org. A. R.
ENCAMPMENT SUPPLIES. SUCH AS
sHEETINGs. BLANKETS. COMFORTS.
&c. WILL SAVE MONEY By TAKING q.
ADVANTAGE OF OUR COST PRICE
IMPROVEMENT SALE
THE IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE GO
ING ON TO OUR BUILDING DO NOT
INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS. AS A
MATTER OF FACT. WE HAVE BEEN
Buster THAN EVER SINCE THE IN
PROyEMENTS WERE BEGUN. WE
HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF LADIES,
SUMMER AND FALL WRAPS, WHICH
WE'VE MARKED DOWN BELOW COST,
AND, IF YOU'RE IN NEED OF ANY
THING IN THIS LINE, IT WILL PAY
YOC TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE BEFORE
BUYING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

Mr.. Bryce is made, not first commissioner Of
public works. but chancellor Of the duchy Of
Lancaster. This sinecare places him where
Lord koseeery may have use Of his important
knowiedgs Of foreign affairs Mr.. Bryce's
abilities are hardly inferior to those Of any
nan IN the government, emitting Mr.. Gladstone
himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

The honor Of the presidency bestowed on Mr.
W. r. Smith. superintendent of the Botonic
Garden and chairman Of the parking commits
sion. by the Society Of American Florists was
not only sonspicuOusly deserved. it was pecu-
harry appropriate under the circumstances 1t
49, largely through Mr.. Smiths instrumental
ity that the meeting Of the society vas held
here. His sss.;nments a. q foricuiturist are
known, il might almost be said, throughout the
world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
BLACK Goops DEPARTMENT.

a. yards Ladies' Cloth. Reduced from
81 - to 81. S5.
SO yards Fancy Silk and Wool Grenadines.
Reduced from $12. 10 to "a.
IL yards 5i-inch Bedford Cord Cloaking.
Reduced from 81. so to 81
6ss yards Cheviot. Reduced from 90. 80 to
1925.
81 yards SILK Warp Henrietta. Reduced
from Sc. 80 to 81. 30.
~ yards Astrachan Striped Cheviot. Re-
uced from Si3 l3 to So. -.
5 yards Astrachan Striped Cheviot. Re-
duced from S17. 80 to 50.
90 yards Black and White Striped Serge. Re-
duced from 80 IS 70 IS. 80.
IL yards Black and White Challis. Reduced
from SO. 90 to "a.
IL yards Silk and Wool Grenadine. Reduced
from S13 to IS. 80.
Syards Bordered Au-wool Grensdine. Re
duced from $16 to g.
Qst hoor. annex to 10th st. buildiny.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

Warned by recent events in other states the
Michigan democrats pooled their issues and
harmonized in their state convention. This re-
suit was achieved by Gov. winans not asking
for a denomination. The democrats went to the
supreme court of the state for . leader on the
state ticket and accepted the peoples" party
nominee for attorney general after contest
The state Is jus. enough doubtful TO make the
action VI the convention interesting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
ATTRACTIVE
REMsAxr CLEARING SALE
ToMoRRow, FRIDAY.

Most Of You know that we are the pioneers Of
this movement" In Washington and know
Just what it is. but we want ever sbodv to know
Just uhat zee mean when we announce Rem
nant Sale" Here it Is:
Doing the immense business we do there are.
as natural Consequence, things left over.
broken Sizes" odd and small lots" goods
soiled. mussed. scratched or defaced from hand
ling, displaying or otherwise. We're we to al
low things Of this character to pile up from
week to week thsy'd soon crowd out the other
Foods. To prevent this and to have present.
able stock always our sales people lay them
aside as they come to light until Friday. when
they are. without reference to value. put on
sale at greatly reduced prices. Economical
folks best know the importance Of these sales.
because they ofttimes secure Just the thing
they want at one-third to one-half its reg
ular price. Don't be guided exclusively by the
following list. but ask at any counter you may
be andyou will be sure to get something useful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
HAxpkEncHtrr DEPARTMENT.

20 Mems Hemstitchsd Ail-linen Handler
chiefs. hand-embroidered initiala-l A, 2 D.s.
2 F's. Js. KS. LIS. 8 Ms. O's, p, 9 rs
and VS.. Reduced from SO TO as. 8 for u.
3Lsdies' All-linen Handkerchisss, hand-.m.
bfoidsred initials. all letter n. Reduced from
20 to Sc. 3 fof 81.
8 Ladies' Fancy White Hemstitched All-linen
Handkerchief. Reduced from SO to &c., 8
for q.
Ladies' Hemstitched Al-linen Handler
chiefs. celored embroidered. Reduced from
50 to sc. 4. 3 for 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

Mr.. Reeds omission Of President Harr;son's
name from his speech is naturally a subject of
gossip. 10 10 regarded scarcely posi-
be that Mr.. Reed proposes to follow the exam
PIE set in democratic ranks and devote himself
Al booming select party principles and the vice
prexidentisi candidate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

STATIONERY
At "P.lais Royal" prices. which mean. asou. one
fourth less than is usually charged Windsor Linen
Paper antique and extra satin nish plain or ruled
IL cents round (about 100 sheets).
Envelopes to match-7c. package.
Royal Court Linen Paper. fully the equal to Marcus
Wards. but at one-half the price-lle. auirs
Envelopes to ms.ch-11c. package
Assmpie of each chee-fully given for the asking.
thus enabling you to maze ties. Of it,
Tablets in profusion- prices
ExeRAv1Na.
We are well prepared to do engraving Of any
kind now in midseason. Cards. wedding invita-
TONS announcements. in fact. anything in the line.
Engraved Copper Plate and Fifty Cards for Sc.
Estimates given on any kind Of engraving or
stamping.
Books
1t seems as if We have supplied the city with read
ing matter this summer. and Is it wonder. We have
$50 different publications of the most popular authors
at phenomenally low prices-such books as The
Scarlet Letter. Last Days of Pompeii" Not Like
Other Girls. 'Irvings Sketch Book" "Dr. Jekyn
and Mr.. Hyde" Derrick Vaughn" and . hundred
others at cents each four for pc. Then have
Lorna Dcone." Under Two Flags" ''silence Of
Dean Maitland" "A Hardy Norseman." Uncle
Mar. Knight Errant. Z" Jane Eyre" and over two
hundred others at loc. each or for Soc.
LADIES, SHIRT WArsrs
About three dozen Laundered Shirt Waists Sizes
81 and "a only. Reduced from 81. b to SIC.
Black Polka Dot Lawn Waists and all Black Lawn
Waists. nearly all sizes. reduced from 9sc. to go
REAL ALLIGATOR BAGS
At Reduced Prices
discount of 10 per cent from any Alligator satchei
means a saving of fully % per cent if bought in the
usual way.
They in price from 81 40 for the IOinch Club
Bag to s14 fer the 1s-inch Cabin Bag.
LEATHER GooDs.
All our Leather Belts which formerly sold at pc
and &c.
Reduced to 19c.
Quite a variety-tan and black, with buckles and
strap fastenings.
Pocket Books and Card Cases in SETS with oxidized
mountings. Each set in box
Only Soc Set.
Imitation Lizard Skin sets-Pocket Books and Card
Only 25c. A SET.
REMNANTS Or LACE
Our enormous lace trade makes it impossible to keep
clear of short lengths of Poin,
dIrelande. Chantilly. Oriental valenciennes Point
Applique. Point de Paris and Torchon aees in lengths
ranging from yard to yards each at about 20 per
cent less than regular prices
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

Thos. b. Reed is quoted as saving that Con-
gFess cheated Chicago oat Of s2,5o0, 900. This
vii probably hurt ChieAgo's feelings very
much She isn't used to being pictured as
getting the worst Of a deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

MEMS DEPARTMENT-semi-An Annual Sale Of
Mems and Boys Unlaundered Day and
Night Shirts. Twenty Days Sale of Mems
Half Hose-tomorrow twelfth day.
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT-specisl Sale of
Irish Point and Nottingham Lace Curtains.
PICTURE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sale
Of Pictures. Easels, Picture Frames. &c.
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Day Goops.

All 12iSr. Wash Goods. containing
dress lengths of Zingha.n-, sat
teens, pOngres, Idealeans. &c.
n. yard.
Remnc ats Of Plain Colored China
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
BoYs CLorHlxe DrpAnrnxsr.

3''Jnnior'' wash suits. slses 3. 8 ana Z.
Relacsd from - 20 to q.
0"Janior" Wash Suits. Six.s 3, &. Sand 2.
Reduced from - 50 to el05
2 White Piqas His Suits. Sizes and D. Re-
ducsd from, q. 81 70 70c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
L NBRELLAS.

s 81. 30 Gloria Umbrellas, 26-iHch.
Sl.05.
81 - G.oria Umbrellas. 2G-inch.
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WOODWARD AND LorHnoa
10TH. nth AND F srs NV.

s%closed at eservspsnine except Saturdays.
1hen we eiose at l.
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FAcrs Asp F1svaEs Apour SHrnrs

FAcrs Asp FIsynzs, ABour SHrRrs
II you want a hns sairt u stylish cut.
lnvincble" Shirt Will suit you 70 -. !"
o dinerenf sleeve lengtbs TO every neck
size; Sic. eaeh, for q v. Others li and
81. 80 shirts won't near equal them.
10 these who wish good durable shirt
We oder the '.Crsscenf. Jniauadered.
with slain plated boeou. at 5er. a
trast sia ecnrines goa that tkis sAsvf q
s!Tas Tss osd Tgmeys."
s. b. ErIEnY & JOS HI. InrnAxn.
Esna0srs Braaeh Ba,fo. Shiyt Fscforv
suT sssl nah 81 n W.. near ~ Y. ave- juaetioa
WANTED.IT Exowx z Z. puR0EE loo3 q
w st.. naehtnlst 80 model nsatsr repn1Fo eDVtuf
80 e s' sss i%:s:f sss: s < ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

TuE GO1.DEN SICKLE wALrzEs By FRANK r.
y 6(21s. ere vsry beautiful. Just out. Get ons q
- ~ eo2tss fuhAished 5S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
SMYRSA RUGs AT REMOVAL SALE
RICEs.

1JO Best Quality Smyrna Rugs, 3 by 6 feet.
Reduced from SO to 81 81 each.
100 Smyrna Rugs, = feet in ches by 5 fee.
Reduced from "a to e.. 10 each.
80 Smyrna Rugs. feet inches by feet o
inches. Reduced from 50 to 81. 20 each.
200 Smyrna Mats. Reduced from 81. TO
&c. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

There has as yet been no forma, announce
nent that Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Piats are paired for
the coming campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
MESs FuRsrsHrsa DEPARTMENT.

All-linen Negliges Shirts. Sizes IA. 14<
and II. Reduced from 80 30 to 81 so.
g Black All-silk Shirts Size IA. Reduced
from s. to 90.
2Colored Dress Shirts. link cuffs attached.
Sizes ii and l41. Reduced from 81. so to
$500.
Gymnasium Jerseys. Size SO Reduced
from 81 to Poe.
2All-silk Sashes. WEIGH. Margetson h Co. s
make. one blue and one garnet Reduced from
So % to 60
Res Stanley Sash. Reduced from q. rs to
&1.5O.
Fancy All-silk Sashes. WEIGH, Margetson
L Co. s make. Reduced from $3. 50 to 81.
(First floor first annex
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.

German DoIble Damask Pattern Cloths,
S-14 extra heavy quality. r educed from ~
to $685..
81 Remnants Table Damask. in lengths from
III to 81 yards. at reduced prices
2l7 Remnants Crash. plain. plaid. twilled or
checked. lengths from N to 4 yards. ct low
remnant prices.
cd hoor .........................1 1th st. BLDG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
REMOVAL SALE PR1cEs FoR PAR1oR
SUITES.
SUITES.

Fine Cherry Parlor Suite 5 large pieces,
handsomely carved. richly upholstered in plush
and tapestry. Reduced from $50 TO S65.
L Fine Cherry Suite. richly carved and
upholstered in tapestry; an exceedingly snowy
suite. Reduced from s75 to $50.
l Fine Natural ENGLISH Cherry Suite, con-
sisting of pieces. richly upholstered in silk
plush and tapestry. Reduced from $S7 80 to
So.
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ULOVES.

Csc. Chamois Gioves-6IE. C4.
and :. -.-.-....-.....-.-..... "a. pair.
8 | 90 f-bUtson Glaze Kid Gloves,
IA, 3. and 1.................25 Zoe. pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

The recipe for destroying garbage should
begin with-''First collect your garbage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
TRAVELLING GooDs DEPARTMENT.

Ladies' Canvas Dress Trunk. 30-inch.
leather bound. linen lined. damaged.
Reduced from sl1. 80 to %.
Ladies' Canvas Dress Trunks. containing ;
three trays. extra heavy. slightly shopworn.
3O-inch. Reduced from s11. so to $500.
34-inch. Reduced from s12 70 TO 90. so
Canvas Packing Trunk, 3S-inch. odd size.
Reduced from 81 TO 81 %.
packing Trunk 40-inch. damaged.
Reduced from 60 p to 81. so.
1 Extension Case. 26-ineh. leather bound.
canvas on sides slightly warped.
Reduced from 81. 90 to %.
1 Extension Case. 16-inch. leather corners,
slightly soiled.
Reduced from 81. 10 to 15c.
1 Shawl Roll. 16-inch. made Of canvas.
leather bound. linen lined. good leather han
die and two straps. odd size.
Reduced from 81 20 to 95c.
Shawl Roll. 16-inch. made Of waterproof
cloth. linen lined one pocket inside and one
outside. odd size.
Reduced from e. 15to s17o
1Grain Leather Cabin Bag. 13-inch. last Of
the lot.
Reduced from "a. 25 to g. So
Sheepskin Club B,gs. leather lined.
leathercovered frame and inlay.
413-inch. Reduced from 81. 25 to 81. g.
114-inch. Reduced from 50. 80 to sI95
basement. 18th St buildins.)
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IsFAxrs. DEPARTMENT.

Afew Gingham and Chambray Wash Hats In
neat plaids. polka dot, and stripes. fancily
trimmed with lace or embroidery. soiled. but
easily Numbered Reduced from q. IS to u. 90.
1 White Pique Short Coat, for boys,
soiled. Reduced from 81. % to sa 90.
cd noor.... 10Th ct. BLDG
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The railway yards Of this country have super
ssded Europe In the ARMED camp business.
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Glove DEPARTMENT.

pairs Ladies' 7-hook Brown Kid Gloves.
Size o. Reduced from 81 to 75c.
pairs Ladies' 4-button Tan Kid Gloves.
Size ~. Reduced from 81 to 15c.
(First floor ....................1lt 18th st. annex
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hIBBoNS.

lot of Remnants worth pc. &c. each.
Another lot Satin and Gros Grain
Ribbons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yard.
A lot of remnants of Fancy Rib
buns worth uFt1 JOc yard. loo. yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
REMOVAL SALE Prices Fon CHAINS
AND RocKrxs

Large Solid Oak Rockers. silk tapestry seats,
81. 50 TO close.
High-back Solid Oak Rockers, bent arm, only
$2.65.
1 miscellaneous lot ''oddn Chairs EN- brac-
ing all the different woods and finishes, exactly
at half price.
Large Reed Rockers reduced from a, IN
1878.
Medium Size Reed Rockers reduced from
"a. so to 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
Hos1EaY AND USpERwEAg.

- pair Child's Sc Red Ribbed
Cotton Hos. sizes ~. 3, So - Tair.
10 rair Childs tS)c. silk Plated
Hose. garnet snd light blue 10. pair.
: Ladies' 1Jc. Ecru Union
suns ....--.-.-..--.-.-....... DOC each
Co.. Ladies kibbed Silk Vests,
nile. pink and sky -3Jc. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18
A CH.scr To SAVE MONEY.
We viii Ofer for . fe~ DAYS.

WYNN Sner for . fev days
EXTRA SIZE HoSErcoxB BED SPREADS 9.
Csc. each.
EXTRA HEAVY and SIZE CROCHET BED
SPREADS at Ell 90 each
FuLL-sIzrD BED COMFORTS =, s7sc.. n On
q ~ and o.. 80
BLANKETS at 7sc.. aso. o. 90 and Of. no IN
pair.
100 pairs Of ia ALL-wooL BLANKETS. worth
o. 50 rair. to so At o.. IS pair
100 dozen ALL-LrNEN HUcK TOWELS -r. 20,
co. with deep fancy BORDERS Of lac each OF a 50
DOZEN
one lot CHENILLE PoRTIEREs. frinr-d and dsao
TOP and bottom. TO 80 at 81 IS pair.
cARHARr LEIpY.
suis es TN ct. and 7os K..Ns
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REMOVAL SALE OFFERINGS In FINE
CHAMBER SUITES.

l Heavy Solid Oak Chamber Suite, large
dresser. attractively carved. with French
beveled plate glass. combination washstand,
with splasher back. old En- ylish finish, sub
stantially made. Reduced from S5S. 80 to
S45.
1 Fine English OaS Chamber Suite, pieces.
richly carved. oxidized trimmings, large
French beveled plate glass mirror, 3Ox36.
combination washstand with spiasher back.
Reduced from $50 to S45.
Handsome Solid Oak Chamber Suite, large
bureau. with larse French beveled plate glass
mirror. combination washstand, stoutly made.
highly polished Reduced from $S3 80 ID
esq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-18

w. NJ. SHusrER & Soxs.
919 PENN. AVE NV
HAVE MADE
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMNER GOODS.
NAMELY:
12<c. OUTINGS reduced 10 Sc.
12lxc. GINGHAMS reduced to 80.
loc LAWNS reduced TO Sc
129<c. CANTON CLOTH reducedto &c.
Fine SATIN GINGHAMS. from 5Oc to aOc
2oc. G1NGHAM. to zoe.
20c. BINGHAM, TO 15c.
All Summer Goods in proportion
Now is your chance for summer barRsins. II you
have no use for them this they will be cheap
buy to carry over to next But are determined to
sell them If price will move them Come early be-
fore all are sold One price
". n SINISTER 4 SONS.
su2 el9 PENN. AVE.
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f1oUsEKEEPERs WHO ARE NOT AT rms DAY
ENJOYING LIFE IN THE MIDST OF HAPPINESS
AND EASE MUST ATTACH THE BLAME TO
THEMSELVES. SINCE EVERY POSSIBLE CON-
FORT Is ArTArSABLE WITHOUT WEALTH,
WITHOUT BURDEN AND wIrHotr STINT
FROM THE SAVINGS OF THE WEEKLY OR
MONTHLY LABOR OF THE HONEST ToILER.
OUR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
TAXING HIM INTO IT'S
CONFIDENCE LOADS HIM WITH ITS BousrIEs.
MULTIPLEs HIS PLEASURES. INCREASES HIS
ENJoYMENTs AND TRANSFORMS AN OTHER
WISE MoSoToNoUs LIFE INTO PARADISE
OF CONFINEMENT AND BLISS.
UNLIKE THE STERN Ex.cTIoNs OF CASH
HOUSES IT INVITES THE HONESTLY DIS
POSED To PARTAKE OF ITS BENEFAcrtoNs.
ALLOWING PAYMENTS TO BE MADE As THE
CONVENIENCE OF EACH ONE MAY SUGGEST.
CONSULTING ONLY THE WISHES OF ITS
BENErIcIARIEs.
FURNITURE
MaTTINGs.
REFRIGERATION. BABY COACHES.
TOILET AND DINNER SETS
WORKS OF ART
ARE FEW OF THE sPEcIALTIEs OFFERED
UPON CREDIT AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
coNsoNAyT WITH Jrsr:cE AND REASON
HOusE & HrRnn.xS.
CASH AND CREpr HousrA
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Parade Badses CORPS Badges.
Sword and Belt. Hat c r.s. w
Metal aud Embroidered nresths. W
Flags, Buttons. Gloves. &c.
OF You fDd themo. r.
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