THE EVENING lIlIES WASHINGTON TKUESJMY MOTST 98 1900

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THE BUSY CORNERAlways the Best Everything for the Least Money

Theres no humidity in ihe air when you enter our store no matter how intense the heat may be Our large roomy aisles our scores 6f big ventilatingwindows and our 100 latest improved noisless electric fans are sufficient to pro-duce all the comforts of home

Theres is nothing jiew about the announcement of our Friday RemnantSales People know whats coming on these days as well as we do The onlydifference Is that the goods offered an the low prices made at the time areforeign to them until they are seen in print As usual we shall try to have abig Remnant Sale tomorrow because it will be the last afterstocktaking saleof odds and ends produced by this summer Inventory

All odds and ends 50 fine White India Linon Wrappers finished with jdeep flounce Reduced from 149 to

10 fancy Colored Taffeta Silk Waists in turquoise pink light blue CO

and helio Reduced from to LiJO6 Allwool Oxford Cheviot Suits sizes 32 34 26 and 38 Reduced CC Aft

from 1248 to JUU10 elegant White Pique Skirts finished with three rows of embroidery QQC

which are slightly soiled Reduced from 369 to6 Rainyday Walking Skirts in grey with ten rows of X9

stitching Reduced from 500 to 0 0Second Floor

Remnants from Our Undermuslin and Corset Dept3 French Flannel Dressing Sacks

light blue pink andwith large laydown collars fell-ed neatly finished

crochet edging wero348 J3U

2 W B Silk Corsets low bust andwith lace top and

for 4 Remnant price

4 White Pique Reefers for ChildrenEmpire with large

round collar and edged with fine em-

broidery they were 19S Onlytwo sizes three and tour years 7 0

therefore1 Black P D Corset made of fine

Italian cloth trimmed with fine blacklace low bust 20 9 AQ550 quality remnant price

Remnants from Our Upholstery Department

Odds and Ends of NottinghamLace Curtains half OClengths close at each

Remnants of Floorto 312 yard lengths extra OCCheavy quality per yard

E S Josefs Wire Sham 1 0 C

Holders per pair l15inch first quality Stair Oil

Cloth only three C fyard v

Remnants om Our Ladies Neckwear Department500 yards of Silk Pleaiing and Juby t rimming made of liberty silk and chif-

fon from onehalf to 14r2 inches wide short lengths formerly sold from JC19c to 20f a jard remnant price v s r

Just a Jew of our125 and 1SS and liberty silkStocks in white light blue and pink remnant i

from Our Ribbon StockFine quality of Silk Taffeta Ribbon In white light blue werise

cardinal violet and biack 312 to 412 Inches wide sold for 29c and 39c t OCyard l ff vr

No 1 Baby Ribbon In all colors put up In 5yard bunches per

1 lot of black ostrich plumes worth 3S cents 4ach choice for1 lot of untrimmed hats in plain and fancy braids all colors early 1 AC

season price 75 cents to 150 Choice

1 lot of fancy quills and I

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2 Very Special Items in HosieryS Under the order of remnants

Womens fourthreaa lisle hose imported regular made Inblack and navy blie and fancy 50 cents dqwn jjo per pair

Mens full regular made imported hose in cadet blitfe polka dotsfancieSj etc reduced per pair from 29 to 1

Remnant Items from the Boys Clothing Ses3oni-

r4 v oys fine all wool golf caps mixed chariots casaimer a and plain andnavy blue cloth every 50 cents to 1

Boys Brownie overalls1 sizes 4 to 12 years price tomorrow will be

Remnants from Our Remnant HoarAbout a thousand yards will wind up

the entire lot of 100 cases of fast col-

ored Figured have sacrific-ed and sold these goods as low as2 7Sc but this small lot will have toundergo another amputation ofprice and go per yard at s

9000 yards of Imported Organdiesfine Dimities anti Batistes this lotof remnants consists of neat and largedesigns very pattern loomed this sea

is even a large assortmentof mournings and majori-ty of these goods sold for lOc and12 l2e a yard and some even as highas 25c to go quickly they have JiCbeen marked

We have to our remnant de-partment u cases of Percales theyare very suitable for early fall wearfor house gowns childrens dresses antiboyr shirt goods areput in this afterinventory sale Pifper yard at 2

A new lot of stylish Cretonnes andPonjab Draperies which are very de-

sirable for furniture covering and allsorts of home goodsare equal In style and colorings to theforeign kinds and less han halfof what you pay for the otherspecial V J 2

From Our Mens Department-We have taken in all about 40 dozen

Mens Negligee Shirts some with si kfronts others yercale and with onepair of cuffs all made to sell from75c to 100 each and some even more

the sizes are somewhat broken

20 dozen of Mens Negligee Shirts inwhite Madras without afew percales with launderedroster ofj3izcs somewhatmake a clearance of the

while they last we close them AQC balance we sell them atout at Johnson Luttrell Annex

Lining RemnantsLast But Not the LeastWhatever we have left of light col

ored Linings must go The value ifbought from the piece would cost youfrom 8 to 15c a yard we wish aquick theprice has been made 8

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GAS APPLIANCE EXCIttUQE1121 New York Avenue

THE KIDNEYSsre the sewers of the system Warners Safekeeps them open and free and soon restores health

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well filled thishot weather with our

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function of the body is controlled byNervous System hence to the

of the nerve weakness will theredepression of the vital forces In-

jure the nerve and the function of a muscle ororgan is deranged or arrested Exhaustion of thenervous makes this most delicate instru-ment jangle out of tune and the result isanything from headaches to hallucinations in-somnia to insanity I have made this my specialstudy for years and I give the advantage ofall the best and latest scientific at

5 a IVlonthProvided you begin treatment now Only twice

several years has Dr Clemens given this rats0 rnios this chance to secure his servicesat a nominal charge The best ia always the

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CoiumlMsioncrs Ileancsieil toJInve n Part of the CUoJje Fnlnf eil

The Electrical Engineer PointsOut Objections to the Plan A T e

fender of the Boyn Qtlier Matters

George D Fry of 766 Sixth Street southeast has written a letter to CommissionerMacfarland requesting that the arc lighton the corner of Fourteenth and T streetsnorthwest be provided with a shade Inhis letter Mr Fry says he makes the re-

quest for Mr and Mrs A M Daniels of1401 Fourteenth Street

The light Is very unpleasant writesMr Fry You know or could imaginethe unpleasantness of the glare of an elec-

tric light in your face when you are trying to comfort yourself you havefinished your days work especially onthese hot evenings I know you are a gentleman who is interested in and will lookafter the necessities and comforts of thepublic Therefore I ask you as a favor toMrs Daniels myself and many others ifyou will cause a section of the globe on thesaid electric light corner Fourteenth andT streets northwest to be painted so thatit will cast a shadow oa the front parkingof 1401 T Street Thte is only a smallthing compared with hat some peopleask of you so I expeCtHrfat If will be

doneWalterC the Electrical Engi-

neer to whom Mr Frys letter was refer-red states that the arc lamp in question-Is at the southwest corner of Fourteenthand T streets while the premises to beshaded are on the northwest corner Toplace a shade on the lamp would be a serious obstacle to travel He thereforerecommends that the writer be informedthat the request cannot be granted

The small boy particularly the one wholoves to swim naked in some sequesteredpool has found a friend in the person ofDr Irving C Reese In a letter to Commissioner Macfarland he has taken upcudgels against the arrest of boys whobrave police regulations and go in swimming as nature intended Dr Rosse intimates to the man in authority that thepolice have more important duties to perform than to spoil the fun of the boys ofthe Distrtict The correspondent says

It is only my admiration and respectfor your acts as Commissioner thatprompt me to write you on a time-ly matter I refer to tn arrest by thepolice of small hors who arebathing usually at some unfrequentedwharf or lonely pond in the vicinity-of which policemen have been knownto hide many hours with a view tomaking such arreet While I am friendly

the police and do not wish to be sar-castic yet I think they might be betteremployed in looking after graver offenderswhom they allow to escape As a goodcitizen I would In no way countenance ex-

hibitionism or exposure but it seems tomost sensible people that police

this matter is carried far in the Dretrict of Columbia and calls for mitigation

In the harbor of Newport R I menmay be seen daily in swimming tightswhich the regulations allow while thatpart of the harbor In the vicinity of Wel-lington Roads Is frequented by small boyswho swim without clothes in full view ofpassersby During many seasons spent atthis resort I have never heard a complaintfrom anyone and I am sure the population Is quite as fastidious as that of Wash-ington in fact I have noticed in lookinginto the dark corners of human nature thatexcessive prudery and affected proprietyare accomplished by other conditions ofwhich it would not be delicate to speakbut from a neurological of view

I am sure Mr Commissioner that thepresent course of the police strikes terrorto the mind of many a small boy who wouldotherwise learn the useful and manly ac-complishment which I feel our municipalauthorities should countenance and encour-age in every way possible consistent withpropriety

Clarence A Brandenburg Assistant Attorney for the District has informed theCommissioners that in his opinion they arewithout authority in law to cancel thesale of lot 23 in square 1075 as requestedby L C Bailey

llr Bailey claimed that on account ofthe failure to transfer lot 28 to his nameupon the assessment books he failed to paythe tax thereon for the year 1896 and forthis reason he claims that the sale of thelot should be cancelled It appears thaton March 10 1S94 Mr Bailey purchasedlots 28 to 40 both inclusive In square1075 The transcript of the deed furnishedthe Assessor recited the conveyance of sub-lets 29 to 40 inclusive wlffiout lot 28 butit also appears that he pafd the taxes onlot 28 for the years 1S94 and 1S95 al-though the lot had not been transferred tohim

According to the Attorney it was MrBaileys duty to inspect the tax bills

him and the receipts retained byhim If he had done so it would haverevealed the fact that he had not paidthe taxes upon lot 28 He therefore holdsthat the should be denied

The bid of 14325 for the construction oa sewer at Police Station X6 2 submittedby Ed J Hannan has been accepted by theCommissioners-

The application of Philip D Evans anadditional private on th police force tohave his commission changed so as to extend his territory from Thirteenth to Sixteenth Streets and R Street to Florida Ave-nue has been approved by CommissionerRoss

A similar request from J P ODea anadditional private extending his territoryfrom Sixteenth Twentyfirst Street andfrom R to T Streets has also been approved

AUGUST BATTEIHEANS WILL

Estate Left in Trust to His Wife forthe Benefit of Children

The will of Augustus P Baunnan wasfiled today for probate By Its terms thetestator names his wife Louisa Baurmanexecutrix to whom he leaves his entireestate in trust for the benefit of his children

The executrix however is empowered tosell part or all of the estate if she deemsit necessary for the proper maintenance-of the children

Upon her death it is directed that theestate shall be divided equally among thechildren

JOiSTS DEATH

Actlnsr Coronet Glazeljroolc Says ItWas Due to Heart Disease

Acting Coroner Glazebroak last nightviewed theremains of Mrs Annie Jostwho died suddenly at ber home 711 HStreet southwest yesterday morning de-

cided an inquest was unnecessary and Is-

sued a certificate of death from heart dis-ease Later the remains were turned overto an undertaker and removed to the homeof the mother of the dead woman at 1703Sixth Street northwest from where thefuneral will occur tomorrow afternoon

It is understood that friends andwill care for the Six children of the

deceased Their father Jojin B Jost acarpenter is a patient at St ElizabethsAsylum for the Insane He has net beenapprised of the death of his wife as thephysicians at the asylum considered jt Inadvisable to let Mm knpwbf It

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Judge Ulills Horrified at PiisoneWalshs Depravity

An Intoxicated 3Inn Drives Doctornnd Front the ItedHlilcIsis Dylnpr AVife Lame Excuse for

Conduct In Court Tl e5uKi cnd i Sentence for SIze Kuner

It Is nothing unusual to hear patheticstories and tales of tribulations in the Po-

lice Court In fact the recounting of suf-

fering and trouble Is a dally occurrenceSometimes the cases are aggravated butseldom if ever is a case heard which inany way could compare with c whichwas brought before Judge Mills this morning

AccorJing to Judge Mills the case was

the worst that had ever come under hisobservation during his long experience on

the bench and he expressed himself instrong terms concerning it

Superficially the caso appeared to benothing than one of disorderly con

duct and profanity with John Walsh of

Scott Avenue as the defendant policemanCoffin and R H Landsdale appeared as thecomplaining witnesses and it was theirtestimony wbich revealed the true condi-

tion of affairs Theirstatements horrified

Judge Mills the court attaches acd spcefakirs and snocfcea even the prisoners inthe dock j

According to the prosecuting witnessesWalshs wife had been 111 for several daysand suffered additionally because of thealleged neglect of her husband Last nightMrs Walshs condition became alarmingand neighbors realizing that the womanwas dying tent for a physician and a priestIn the meantime Walsh had arrived onscene considerably under the influenceliquor it was said lie became very disorderly and profane addressed harsh lan-

guage to his dying wife and absolutelYrefused to desist when remonstrated with

Finallv the conduct of Walsh reacheda climax when he refused to allow elthcithe priest or physician to enter the roomof the dying woman He declared thatthey should not minister unto herroundly abused them

The situation ot affairs aroused the indignation of the neighbors Thcy realizedthat Walshs conduct was only hastening

the end of his wifes life and it decided to have the drinkcrazed husbandlocked up Policeman Coffin was then appealed to and he after considerable diffl

culty succeeded in lodging Walsh at thE

stationhouseAbout an hour after Walsh was incar

cerated his wife passed away Her bewas surrounded by five small childrenwhose grief was pitiful to behold Friendsconsoled them as best they but kindwords Were not calculated to assuage thE

sorrow of the little ones whose mothcIlay dead and whose father in a state o

intoxication lay behind the bars of a stationhouse cell Finally after considerableeffort the children were quieted and thei

was decided to acquaint Walsh withfact that his wife was dead The dutdevolved upon Mr Lansdale an uncle o

deceased and according to his tcstimony this morning when he told Walslof his wifes death he received the reply

All right I am the hag is deadIn his defence Walsh claimed that

sudden illness of his wife prostrated himwas so overcome he said that hi

attempted to drown his sorrows in drinkHe was not responsible for his actions o

what he said He also claimed to hartloved his wife dearly and said he was aall times loath to abuse or mistreat her

Judge Mills thought the excuse offereiby Walsh a very poor one He said thaeven though Walsh was overcome by thisudden illness of his wife there was no ex-

cuse for his conduct and particularly fohis remark at the stationhouse when apprised of his wifes death Judge Milladded that he had never been conf rohteiwith such a case He said Walsh wasbrute and deserving of the most sevenpenalty the law provided-

I would send you to the workhouse tservo the maximum sentence as 77011

said Judge Mills and then consid-

er punishment insufficient were it nofor the fact that your children are alonand unable to make arrangements for thfuneral of your dead wife Those factalone save you from going to the workhouse As it is now I do not want to makyour children suffer and will release you oyour personal bonds to appear In ttiis courone week from today for I trusyou will be a good man during the interiias it may benefit your case

Walsh was then released in order thahe might he able to arrange for and attend the funeral of his wife and provedfor his children

James Smith Patrick Danaher anWilliam Moore were arraigned on complain-of Policemen Bradley Hagan and PayneAll were charged witlrvagrancy and thaccused entered pleas of not guilty

Judge Mills was convinced of the gui

Take the CliIIdreiv tO SeeTlie Meier family of divers an l fanctrswir-mers Chevy Chase Lake evCni if 5 add 830

THAT THliOa EGf HE VUACHEWould quickly leave you If you used

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skip your breakfast than fail to Visitone of our three stores tomorrow and seeflieextraordinary Bargains on our Odds aid EndsTables

Qualities and styles are all riglit qnlyall are not there

Ladies Table ConV tams

All of our Grasslinen and Crash150 pad 200 Oxford Ties plain or

kid trimmed nearly every size andwidth of aoma kind

Childs Table ConJyv

23 pairs Gfrlsff 25 and 150 TanKid Sandals widths onlynearly all sizes

Handmade Tan and Black Kidalso a few Patent Leather OxfordTies thatnwere 150 and 200 allsizes In narrow widths broken sizesC D nd E width

18 pairs Kid Button Bootssizes 4 12 to 8

39 pairs 2 and 250 fine KidBoots sizes 2 to 4 only

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Handsewed turn and welt TanKid OxfordffTies that were 2 2 0and 3 maY pretty styles nearlyevery size of some kind

300 handsewed Tan Laced Bootswelt and turn soles sizes 2 to 4only

15 pairs Ladies 300 French PatLeathervlaced Boots broken sizss

3 Brown and White Duck hand-made rubber Vacation Lacedand Oxford Ties only 21 pairsmostly narrow widths

17 pairs 43 Calf Oxford Ties wide and pointed toessizes 5 5 12 and 7 only B C andD width

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Chocolate VIe Kid and 125solid sole Laced and Button Shoesfor Girls and Boys wear Brokensizes Childs 5 to 2

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of the defendants and ordeted each ofserve sixty days in the workhouse

Profanity and disorderly conduct werecharged against James Freeman Williamand Harry Anderson all colored All denied that they were guilty as chargtdbut could not substantiate their declara

i lions of innocence In default of paymentj of fines of each defendant was ordered-

to serve fifteen days in the workhouse

ORDERS FOB PUBLIC WORK

Arrmieremeiits for ConstructingSchool ItuililiiiKH nnd Sewers

The Commissioners this morning issuedorders as follows for the construction ofpublic work

That contract for constructing a fourroom school builcug at Takoma Park DC is hereby awarded o Herman E

I for the price named in his proposalj dated July 21 1900

That Half G and Nj Streets southwest be improved at anj costotS i chargeable to the apj proprlatibn for Imjnovement and Repairs

southwest sectiqa 1901

That I Street between Firstand Canal Streets be improved at an estimated cost of 400 chargeable to the appropriatioa for Improvement and Repairssouthwest section 1001-

t That Ninth Street northeast between IStreet and Florida Avenue be improved-at an estimated cost of HOC chargeable tothe appropriation for Improvement andRenairs northeast section 1901

That L Street between South Capitoland Second streets southeast be improvedat an estimated cost of 900 chargeable tothe appropriation for improvement and repairs southeast section 1501

That receiving basin be constructed onj Fifth Street near I Street northeast at anestimated cost of 70 chargeable to thecurrent appropriation for main and pipesewers and that an approach to same bemade in the roadway of the street at anestimated cost of 40 chargeable to thecurrent appropriation for repairs tostreets etc

i That hydrant be erected at the corner ofTwelfth streets at an estimated

cost of 30ThAt the following work be done under

the provisions of the assessment systemthe same having been duly advertised To

i reset curb mid lay cement sidewalk on thesouth side 5f East Capitol Street fromThird Street to Fourth Street at an estimated cost of 760 to be assessed againstlots in square 787 fronting on said EastCapitol Street betweenthe limits named-

I To lay cement sidewalks on both sidesof Ninth Street Brightwood Park fromErieStreet to Flint Street at an estimated

i cost of 716 to be assessed against lots inblocks 9 aniS Brightwood Park frontin-gI said Ni4th Street between the limitsnamed

To set curb and lay brick sidewalks on north side of Garfield Avenue

Canal Street from South Capitol Streetto E Street at an estimated cost of 593to be assessed against lots in squarefronting on said GaTfield Avenue CanalStreet between the limits named

Pave with Tltrified or asphalt block al-

ley in square 924 estimated cost 3551That improvements be made to the fol

lowing chargeable to the apImprovement and repairs

southeast section 1901 work to beby day labor Half Street between HN Streets southeast estimated cost SOO

K Street southeast between South Capitolend Second Streets estimated cost 5000Second Street southeast between I and XStreets estimated cost 400

That H Street southwest between Firstand Canal Streets be improved at an es-

timated cost of 500 chargeable to the ap-

propriation for Improvement and Repafssouthwest section work to be done by daj-

j Eighth Street northeast betweent L Street and Florida Avenue be

by day labor at an estimated eoslof chargeable to the appropriationfor Improvement and Repairs northeastsection t

That receiving basin be constructednorthwest of Half and N Streetssoutheast at estimated cost of G9 charge

to current appropriation for mainp pipe sewers

That the time for completion of contractwith P D Vinson for Improving Kansas

is hereby extended for three daysuntil August 7 without penalty or cost oinspection

l That 2910 feet of 6inch main belaid from the end of the present watermain on Road southward tcMichigan Avenue In Michigan AvenuEsouthwesterly a distance of about IOC

feet at an cost of 52328 whichsum has been deposited by the authoritie-sI Trinity College which desires said wa-ter main laid under the terms of the actof June 2 regard to water mains

Comnaiij Receives Its CharterTOREPLK Va Aug Hancke

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At S oclock this morning we place onsale a bargain lot of liens tare Shots andOxfords broken in sizes and very much

broken in pricesThe lot consists of Mens Black and Rus-

set Vlci Kd Oxfords II S H makeSfcns Enact Md Kid LaceShoes and a few paife f Mens H S Hmake White Canvas Shoes

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Generally fair tonight and Friday lightfresh northwesterly winds

TEMPERATURETemperature at 9 a m iTemperature at 12 noonTemperature at l30p m r

THE SUNAM Sun sets 7 l P

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TIDE TABLELow tide 1230 A3I andlll PHigh ride 629 AM

STREET LIGhTINGLamps lit today i 740 P

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AMUSEMENTSKemans

Glen Echo Park VaudevilleCabi John Bridge Palm Gardea Vaudev-

ilafternjn and eveningWllciwootl and dancing eveningCtesapcake Beach 1 tains leave

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