Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1889, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. HINGTO Circulation efany Newspaper im the W orid. and as an Advertising Medium ix worth more than ail the other papers published ie Washington. Mew York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building. The success of the charitable work in which the people of Washington are now earnestly engaged shows what may be accomplished by public-spirited and harmonions organization and co-operation, and a very pointed hint is given to citizens of the potency of such co- operation in securing desired ends in other matters tn the relief of the people of Johns- town. The legisla .ve body of the District of Colum- bia Is not now in session, and it acts as the District's legislature only for a few hours in each year. The District cannot, therefore, gratify benevolent in- stinets by appropriations from its treasury, assome of the states have done through their legisintures in the present calamity. Nor can | the District's legislature be relied upon to take the initiative in movements for its welfare, as | the legislatures of other communities often do. As a representative body it does not pretend to represent the District for which it legislates, and the development of public spirit among the District people themselves has been re- tarded by a sense of utter irresponsibility for the conduct of the community's affairs. and by an entire lack of those opportunities of strength- ening public spirit which come with the daty of dealing with public matters and which fall to the lot of other American citizens. This double difficulty has been over- come in the charitable movement by the hearty co-operation of citizens, muni-| cipal officers, and the executive representative | of the United States, who also performs im- | portant functions in the local municipal gov- ernment. May not the same obstacles to the District's development be removed by a like united and organized effort for the welfare of the capital and its people? Enthusiastic co-opera- tion for the relief of flood sufferers has given un- mistakable evidence of the existence of astrong public spirit in the community and a capacity tor successful organization, and has resulted in a notable contribution of money and supplies when the moderate means of the people and the feeling of irresponsibility to local opinion among alarge element of floating population are considered. Would not a corresponding measure of success be attained by co-operation for the advancement of public projects which will benefit the District? Harmonious public-spirited organization of the kind desired is not impossible. The suc- cess of the old Citizens’ Committee of One Hun- dred establishes this fact, The result of the present charitable movement points in the same direction. The latest citizens’ committee split apart because it did not confine itself to labors for the advancement of the material welfare of the District upon which substan- tially the whole community can unite, but plunged into the excited discussion of such delicate politica! topics as a change in the form of the local governmen, concerning which public opinion is divided. A second dismem- berment of the committee is now threatened. Clearly a new organization or a new spirit in the old organization is necessary for successful results, but it is equally clear that the failure of the present is not of a kind to render the future hopeless, The District contains one hundred thousand persons born within its limits and a population of nearly 250,000. The permanent commanity is sufficiently large, - and harmonious in common interests to make itself felt, if its different constituents act together instead of pulling apart, Public spirit, local pride. and the capacity of snecess- ful organization grow with the growth of the city. Washington needs relief, though of a different sort, as much as Johnstown. There is as great occasion for the co-operation of citizens for the protection and advancement of the city’s inter- ests as when the old Citizen's Committee, which nade an enviable record for itself, was formed. The financial relations between the nation and the District, then established, need to be sus- tained and the principles upon which they are based needs to be extended to the expenditures made by the District in its years of privation, before the nation recognized its obligation to share in the expense of capital-making. The work upon the Potomac flats, then begun, needs to be pushed toa speedy completion, be- fore what has been accomplished is undone by floods, The dangerous nuisance of the Long bridge invites an organized movement for its abatement, and in the same connection the effort to secure a new bridge across the Poto- mac, perhaps @ memorial bridge with a road | to Mt. Veruon, suggests itself. The imposition upon the water-takers of a debt of a million dollars for the digging of a hole in the ground for which they did not contract, and from which they derive no benefit, is also ealeulated to inspire organized resistance, Since the canal has been cut off other trans- portation facilities must be substituted, and since this channel of supply of country produce is gone it becomes all the more necessary that the highw: from all directions leading into | I be maintained in first-class con- dition to enable farmers and gardeners to bring their products here with facility. The neces- sity of organization for consultation and con- certed action to meet such emergencies as the recent flood, and to remedy as far as possible ite evil consequences in the shape of damage to the river front and flats and destruction to the canal, is clearly apparent, Then there are such projects as the establishment | of a park on Rock creck to be advanced. Another general aim might be to secvre such a | degree of harmonious co-operation among citi- | § zens as would result in substantial agreement | concerning the improvement of the various | sections of the city and in the expenditure of the present city’s revenues upon projects for its own development, instead of accumulating a large amount annually as a surplus for fature generations, who will be richer than the men Of to-day and will not need this legacy. There are innumerable ways in which the city would Profit by the organized co-operation of citizens, and in view of the indifference of Congress to ite duties as guardian of the District such co- Operation is absolutely essential to the con- tinued and steady advance of the capita’. If a formal organization made up of « limited | number of representative citizens is not thought to be at present advisable, the same end may be accomplished in part by such con- saltations and such an understanding among public-spirited citizens that they will hold themselves in unselfish readiness to be called into action at any moment upon measures for the advancement of the public interests, often co-operating in such matters with the District Commissioners, and recognizing the expendi- ture of time and money in such labors for the eommon welfare aaa part of the duty which they owe tothe public. The District of Colum- bia is peculiar in the extent of unrelieved public | needs and peculiar in the degree of individual | helplessness among its citizens to relieve them. Organized effort is imperatively demanded. The time has come for a long pull, and astrong pull, and, especially, a pull all together. Additional evidence is furnished from day to day of the need of relief to impoverished per- sons along the late Chesapeake and Ohio canal, Special contributions of money and supplies for their assistance are coming in as the result ef the announcement of the occasion for such ebarity. Tae Star will continue to receive, ac- knowledge, and forward money subscriptions for this purpose. es How can the Supreme Court of the United States call itself a court at all, not having had s single justice attached to it since last Tuce- day evening? UTHORIZED LED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY. AW WILLIAMS, GEO. W. McELFKESH. = i Tomptly at Ww and strictly cout Once chen al hours WM. WILLIAMS, Mam ager, 926 Faw. myt2u* Prortz Srvzes For Scytisa Mes. In fashion’s broad domain there's not » style that bears the impress of her smile that isn't represented in our exclusive and incomparable stock of Young ‘Men's Clothing—ready to put on and wear—minus the worry, loss of time and temper, and high prices inci- dent to having your garments made by merchant tailors. Ours will fit as well—to put it mildly. Ours are made from as fine fabrics, properly tailored—and we have planted fashion’s flag a degree nearer perfection’s pole than the most venturesome of our competitors. Our prices are firmly anchored in the harbor of economy—within the reach of every man of moderate means—while our cables reach out to every land, and ¢ E BB RR SGC. met ie fad BBB uu E GGG ii ae BBB RRR 00. oie, fot Pt $3 & ky B ROO. aae BB R KR OO 2 SHOPPERS' INFORMATION. ARE YOU MAKING PREPARATIONS TO GO away? If so, and if you are economically inclined, you will save some money by looking at our goods, We keep make the world of fashion our basis of supply. We particularly desire to draw the attention of Ultra- stylish Men toour great exhibit of Summer Serges, made up into sutts of faultless style, and which we are selling at TWELVE (#12) DOLLARS each, Several colors to select from. Every shade and color warrauted fast, B. ROBINSON & CO, WASHINGTON’S MODEL CLOTHIERS, 900 PA AVE. 3e8-e0 B 3 FA LANNEL —_ MEN and Boys’ Canvas Belts, 8c. Men Boys’ Wind- sor Ties, 5c. # BLOWS, jest 745 and 747 Sth st. Puuavevran Sronz. GENUINE FRENCH SATTEENS, 19¢. All the Best Styles, Plain Colors to match. The whole stock offered without reserve, 19¢. A Great Bargain in WHITE GOODS. Extra Quality Plaid and Stripe INDIA LINONS, COXDED PIQUES, PERSIAN LAWNS, &e., at 123g0. CHALLIS. Will c balance’ of stock of COTTON CHALLIS, Fine Quality, at 7c, former price, 10, and 12340, 36-inch BATIS IE, Good Quality, Choice Styles, only Se, Extra-fine Quality, 123¢c. Dr. Warner's Coraline CORSETS, to close out, 75e. Dr. Warner's and Stro: CORSETS and Warner's HEALTH, ali sizes, 95c. Remnants of EMBROIDERY and LACES to close cheap, MATIINGS—MATTINGS, All Marked | Down to close, HEALTH SUMMER JeS $28 7th and 706 K st. nw. UTTONS MADE TO MATCH MATERIAL, ALL sizes up to fifty line; flat, fancy, ball shapes,plain; or with ivory or metal ris; irom oue button to any amount WM. s. HILL, it 512 11th st. n.w. $1.25 Cura Suxs Ar Tide. Full 27 inches wide, superior quality, and new de- signs. The best goods ever offered fur the price. Black, White and Colored Grounds. The most serviceable and comfortable dress for warm weather. New lot of FANCY GINGHAMS at 25c., worth 35c. BLACK CAMEL'S HAIR GRENADINES at 75c., worth $1.50. ALL-WOOL CHALLIES at 50c., new designs. WOOL GOODS for Traveliug Dresses at reduced prices, Gentlemen's NEGLIGE SHIRTS all sizes and prices Great Bargain in HUCK TOWELS at 250. SASH RIBBONS, NEW NETS and LACES, Finest FRENCH SATTEENS at 20c. MOHAIR SKIRTS in great variety. Great Bargain in INDIA MULLS st 50c.; worth 75c. REMNANTS of all kinds at less than cost. W. M. SHUSTER & soNS, 3 910 PENN. AVE. N.W. Berore Tur Was. BURT BROTHERS & CO., OF NEW YORK CITY, WERE MANUFACTURERS PLEASANT TO WEAR. ICULED FOR MAKING MORE THAN OF SHOES, ONE WIDTH AND ALSO FOR MAKING SHOES DLEFTS. HE WAS THE FIRST ONE UCCESSFULLY USE THE McKAY MACHINE INE SHOES, DOING AWAY WITH PEGS AND NAILS. THINK OF IT, ONLY IN 1866 YOU COULD EXCEPT IT WAS HAVE NOT ONLY REPRE- QUALITY, BUT THE BEST D FIT, AND ALWAYS THE Low IN PKICE FOR A GOOD SHOE. OTHERS HAVE FOLLOWED, OF COURSE, BUT ALWAYS IN THE REAK, AND ALWAYS WITH THIS FOR A CRY, 2 ‘T, AS OUR AGENCIES ALL OVER THE WORLD SHOW. IN EVERY CITY YOU WILL FIND THAT THE DEALER WHO HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST TRADE 1S THE ONE WHO SELLS HBR OU U RRR OTTIT ™ 45S, BB ‘he fF * | BBB Cu wU RRR SSs hob uURR fT 3 tbe uUi‘irk COT S55! SSs HOH eg ge Ssss HHH 2s i Sss3 ou TO BE FOUND IN WASHINGTON, AT ONE PLACE ONLY. ARTHUR BURT & CO., eS T. B. 1211 F STREET N, W- owner & Sox. DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, } 1316 7TH ST. N.w. Black Gros Grain Silk, 7 : Surh Silk fu Black and Colores Sgcee Heurietts Castimere White Goods in Genta Laut we bart Wealetas toed f Outing 250. oye” ie of re Gloria Ps up Gloria Paragols gold Upped, fuses to Bie Ww of the best 50c. Comets Clark's O. Be T. Spool Cotton ae" ‘ae ROR a po Op JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, ARTIES LEAVING 5 MON Ls Qxb DESTRO STORIN i HOUBEHOLD | FURSIFUR AND COMM ee “Sioun BUSCANSUN itos, SOUTREASI col fe Yi AND D S1KEL’ de7-3t everything, from a cake of soap to an outfit, so wecan save you a great deal of time. If for you, Mr, Man, we have SHIRTS, SOCKS, TIES, UMBRELLAS, SUSPENDERS, OUTING SHIRTS. COLLARS, CUFFS, GARTERS, BATHING SUITS, SOAPS, PERFUMERIES, SPONGES, and everything plentiful in all the different grades and at all the different prices, If for you, Madam, we can deck you out complete; there is nothing you will need to take along that wo do not carry, Even for the Children you will find just what is needed. Remember, whatever you buy from us is at all times Protected as regards price, quality and wear. BOYS’ SHIRT WAISTS, Have you seen our stock lately? Well, you ought. Beautiful and odd patterns to select from. LADIES’ CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR, We have proven to the ladies of Washington that we carry a stock of these goods second to none. Ail new designs and shapes; all beautiful patterns of Embroidery. For Workmanship our Underwear is well known, Our Finish cannot be excelled. There is probably no more particular person in the business than our Underwear buyer. No garment is permitted to be placed on sale unless it is perfect in every detail, and the consequence is we can easily war- rant the wear of Any piece of UNDERWEAR you buy from us, LADIES’ DRESSING SACQUES Are now on exhibition in endless variety. All sightly looking. DRESSING SACQUES FOR 980. Anything you want in s PARASOL? We have all new things, anything your fancy pre- sents, Any CORSET you buy from us that does dot give the wear you desire, bring it to us and have it re- placed whether it be #50 cent one or a satin corset. LADIES’ WHITE WRAPPERS. We would be glad to have you see our different styles, We only attempt to give you a faint ides of our stock by calling your sttention to the following: “Directoire’” WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, which are very desirable, trimmed profusely with em- broidery, for $2.68 Another “Directoire” is made of good quality lawn with open work stcipe down front andjback, with cuffs of same material, only $2.50 all sizes, Another pretty style of s very fine quality India Linen, with tucked front, basque back, cuffs and col- lars, are trimmed with deep embroidery. Extra value 33.98, Anexceedingly handsome WRAPPER is that which wehave marked $4.98, It is made of Pure Linen Lawn, elegantly trimmed with embroidery. Bell sleeves—all sizes. CHALLIE TEA GOWNS, Tea gowns of this material are worn very exteu- sively; there being such a demand for them, we have secured many exclusive styles, which we are desirous of showing you; the prices range from €4.98 to $18, FLANNEL SHIRTS. It will be necessary for you to have more than one Flannel Shirt. We are s!:owing an enormous line; we havo received many new things during the past fortnight. Among the latest styles are FINE FRENCH FLANNELS, with d@ferent widths and colorings, at $3. Splendid Shirts, Extra quality CREPE CLOTH SHIRTS, perfect fit- fing, with fine hair-line stripes in different colors; wash beautifully. Price #2.50. We have teceived many more dozens of our popular $2 SHIRT; they come in numerous patterns, all neat and pretty, LADIES’ MULL TIES, ELABORATELY TRIM- MED, ONLY 100. An elegant line of WINDSOR TIES, full width and length, choice, 60c, See the beautiful patterns in SATTEENS we are selling at 123¢c. per yard. ANDERSON'S BEST SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 35c. per yard, in 75 handsome patterns CHALLIES, new patterns, 8c. per yard. FINE WHITE INDIA LINEN, at 123¢c. per yard. Can we cover your furniture fur you? We have the facilities and all expert workmen to do the work well. Estimates cheerfully given. Window Screens, full size, 330. Don't go sway without leaving your order for visit- ing cards. We engrave 50 cards for 86c. The work is guaranteed. WE CAN FORWARD YOUR CARDS. ‘We sell MUKRAY AND LANMAN’S FLORIDA WATER for 49c. per bottle, and the celebrated Col- gate’s Violet Water for 35c. per bottle. Nice clear GLYCERINE SOAP 5c. per cake. TOOTH BRUSHES and POWDERS stocked by us. We keep GEORGE WHITE'S READY-MADE WAIST LININGS, price 40c. Samples sent to any part of the United States. . OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE. Can have the FASHION GAZETTE mailed to them at ourexpense, Send pour address. Come in to-day. Our store is delightfully cool; 50 Patent Cooling Fans in constant operation. La APES BURG EH 2 EG. 8 420-422-424-426 Seventh ot, 50C, A Yaz, 45-inch Emb’y Swiss Flouncings, worth $1. THE BON a Taz Box Marcue 3 RIBBON SALE. No. 2, Crown Edge, 55c. pe. ; Satin Edge, 950. pe. No. 4, Crown Edge, 75c. pe.; Satin Edge. No. 5, Crown Edge, 95¢. pe. ; Satin Edge, $1.13 pe. No. 7, Crown Edge, $1.15 pe. ; Satin Edge, $1.35. No. 9, Crown Edge, $1.43 pe, ; Satin Edge, $1.68 pe. No. 12, Crown Edge, $1.90 pe. ; Satin Edge, $2.25 pe. No. 16, Crown Edge, $2.38 pe. ; Satin Edge, $2.75 pe. ‘The above come in Gros Grain or Moire, and are warranted all Silk. Black, Cream and White are in ‘the greatest demand, but we have them in all colors. THE BON MARCHE. Suse Rinsox Spectra ‘T-inch all Silk, Crown Edge Moire, in White, Cream, Pink, Blue and Cardinal, 590. THE BON MARCHE. Ji usT Recervep. Another lot of Black Moire Satin Edge and Gros Grain Satin Edge 9,10 and 11 inch Sash Ribbons at 89e., 98c, and $1.19 per yard. THE BON MARCHE. hy) Goerovne F LOUNCINGS. Choice three patterns of 45-inch pure Silk Guipure Lace Flouncings, worth at least $1.25 yard. Choice at 98c, per yard, THE BON MARCHE. Prsrr Vat Frovxcrxa 45-inch wide, aT 60c., 75e., 85¢., 98c. WORTH 75e., 0c, $1.25 $1.25. THE BON MARCHE. = Srzctan Repvoroxs in our Hat and Flower Departments. Large line of Trimmed Lace Hats marked down. Thisis your op- portunity to buy your Millinery goods, THE BBR 00) NNN ROB OO NNN BBB O O NNN BOB OO NNN BBB 00 N NN MM MM A RRR cco H H FER MMMM R oO HH E MMMM RI oO HHH EE MMM R ee ae ae M M Rg cco H H EEE 316 7th stn. w. FF SHOES All shades and F,LY TITLE, 22 Yth st. now. XTRA Fis Goons. THE CLAY” (ENGLISH) WORSTEDS AND THE “BLARNEY” (IRISH) CHEVIOTS ARE THE FINEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD. NOBODY MAKES WORSTEDS THAT WEAR AS WELL OR AS LONG AS CLAY. OF COURSE THEY ARE FINE AND EXPENSIVE GOODS. BUT THEY DO ENOUGH MORE SERVICE TO PAY FOR THE EXTRA COST. THESE ARE MEDIUM AND LIGHT- WEIGHT GOODS SUITABLE FOR CUT- AWAY AND PRINCE ALBERT COATS FOR ANY SEASON, THE BLARNEY CHEVIOTS ARE THIN GOODS FOR SUMMER WEAR, THEY “SHAPE UP" IN MAKING BETTER THAN ANY OTHER MAKE OF CHEVIOTS AND NOTHING THAT WE HAVE EVER SEEN OR HEARD OF COMPARES WITH THEM FOR HARD WEAR. THE BEST MERCHANT TAILORS IN NEW YORK ARE MAKING UP THESE GOODS VERY LARGELY THIS SEA- SON, AND A MAN WITH A BLARNEY SUIT IS A WELL-DRESSED MAN. THEY COME IN BLACKS AND BLUES, ARE SOMEWHAT ROUGH IN FINISH, BUT VERY COOL FOR HOT WEATHER WEAR. WE ARE MAKING THESE GOODS TO OR- DER IN AS GOOD STYLE AND WITH AS GOOD WORKMANSHIP AS ANY ONE IN WASHINGTON, AND AT MUCH LESS COST TO THE CUSTOMER THAN IHE MER- CHANT TAILORS CHARGE. WE BELIEVE NO ONE HERE IS DOING OR CAN DO BETTER TAILORING THAN WE ARE TURNING OUT EVERY Day, E.R BARNUM & ©9, 48 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. uv m ghBg UU ¢ uu 3 ‘S85 uv aM uu M UU NNN EER UU N UU NNN ER U_U NNN E UU ON NN EKE voy W sNN ooo YY WoNNN GG Vv ll NNN GGG b 888g AA OL AA F 5s. L E e A Uw Ere Sss8 2 For the bafance of this month we will inaugucate a series of sales that WILL BE EXTRAORDINARY IN | BVERY WAY. EXTRAORDINARY IN REDUCTIONS AND EXTRA- OKDINARY FOR MAKING SUCH GENERAL : We contemplate making exten- sive changes in many of our departments very shortly, but before doing this the stock must be reduced, and ‘we are going to do it thoroughly NO MATTER WHAT OUR LOSSES. ‘You have now to select from a full assortment of everything that is advertised—not broken lots—which would be if We waited until the fag end of the season, Every day will be advertised a different department at such deep reductions that you will have to be quick for them, though they are here until sold. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR MOVERS FOR MONDAY. Four different styles of $1 aud 1.25 GOWNS. well made, prettily trimmed, for ‘ond S8 “Ss 0. EACH 8 8 = B43.n8 855559 Five different styles of $1 SKITS, embroidered or lace trimmed, es, bh 3 ©. EACH. BBs 83 yg Five styles of 75c. DRAWERS, embroidery trimmed, oa 5 India Linen DRESSING SACQUES, tucked back and front, trimmed with fine Swiss Ecging, for ge ou i B= aye 6,5 $2.50 C. P. @ la Birene) CORSETS, in White, war 2e8, ranted genuine whalebone, all si; 4] 8°55 aq 1.58 mS Sy OQ = RBR A MM M: = ALAS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE. 7TH, STH AND D STREETS, 8. Mi AMAT TT STILL! oy au STILL AT 17? In spite of flood. 303-6t" * Host ath ak enste ULIvS Lasssvncr. JULIUS LANSBURGE, AGREEABLY SURPRISED. ome MONDAY, JUNE 3D, FURNITURE, CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY FAB- Rics st prices that will soon deplete our shelves and make ‘moving to F street an easy and agreeable task. SMYRNA RUGS, SMYRNA RUGS. 5,000IN STOCK. 5,000 IN STOCK. FOUR SIZES WILL BE OFFERED. FOUR SIZES WILL BE OFFERED. 26 by 52 for $2.33, 30 by 60 for 82.98, 36 by 72 for 84.07. 48 by 84 for 86.87, All of Jno, Bromley’s & Sons’ make, and prices reduced to MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP. PLUSHES. PLUSHES, PLUSHES. ALL SHADES. ALL SHADES. OF CRUSHED PLUSHES. OF ORUSHED PLUSHES At $1.00 Per Yard. At 81.00 Per Yard. PARLOR SUITS. PARLOR SUITS. Fifty-nine dollars and eighty-five cents will buys macuificent French Tapestry Suit of five pieces. $59.85, $59.85. $59.85. The five pieces are covered with Tapestry Remnants] of high value out of our upholstery stock, andare worth regularly 110 DOLLARS, BED ROOM FURNITURE. BED ROOM FURNITURE. Solid Oak Suits, 819.85. Solid Oak Suits, $23.85, Solid Oak Suits, 831.50. Reduced respectively from 29, 34, and 45 dollars, Hisir Mattresses, 40 pounds, we sell this week at 8.55. oe Mattresses we sell this week at 63, ‘Cane-seat 110 DOLLARS. Cane-seat Rockers go at $1.75. ‘Tubles, highly polished, go at @1.50. Window Shades, patent fixtures, go at 22. = “Dado, go at 330, STRAW MATTINGS, 100 rolls at $4 of 40 yds. 100 “ “#5 * 40 yds, 100 * “87 “ 40 yds. Special Bargains for the week. This is @ SACRIFICE SALE OF STUPENDOUS MEASURE, and economical Housekeepers, who de- light in furnishing cheap and good, will not miss the opportunity. STRAW MATTINGS. JULIUS LANSBURGH, JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7th st, x8 315 7thst A Marten oO Tuasre It's purely amatter of taste what sort of @ fancy Vest you wear, but that you wear some kind is peremptory. It may be a plain white or figured washable affair or some tasty pat- tern in silk or worsted—that’s left with you to decide, We've got all the fabrics that are suitable for vestings, and as many patterns as we could find that were new and fresh. You don't like the same old things and we know it, You won't ‘see any of them hore, either, Every pattern is a new one—and we've got at least a hundred and fifty of them, all different. ‘To carry a complete line of these we'd have to have between two and three thousand waist- coats. We've got them, Not samples that you can order from, but the pattern and your size— on our Third floor for you to try on, ‘We paid particular attention to get those nobby odd patterns that the young men want, Single or double breasted, We've got the loud- est we could find and others on » more quiet order. We're sure you'll find your taste ex- Pressed here. The middle-aged and elderly gen- tlemen want more subdued patterns—we've looked out for that—got some extremely rich ones, Itisn’t always youcan get 3 washable Vest that will set right. They will if they're cut and made properly—OURS ARE, Duck, Pique, Marseilles, Canvas, Linen—to “do up"—Pongee Silk, Jap. Silk, Worsted and Silk Mixed and rich Moires—75e. to $7. That range of prices will fit the purse—and the galaxy of patterns will touch your taste, SAKS AND COMPANY, WAISTCOATINGS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE 48 MMENSE BARGAIN—FINE INDIA CHALLIES, new efiects, Se. yd. Mosquito Netting, 2c. pet Picea MNES YARIS. 45 ana 747 Bila Howe Dacorarioxs. ‘New work to while away the long summer months, Hundreds of New Designs for Roman Embroidery, suitable for Squares, Trays, Scarfs, Doylies, &c., &c. Bolton Sheeting Spreads and Shams stamped to match. Some Bargains in Stamped Linens, Stamped Bibs, 3 for 2 Open Worked Scarf at 190, Momie Cloth Scarf, 39¢. Pillow Shams at 190. ‘Hundreds of other pieces at Reduced Prices. OUR SPECIALTY. Artistic Stamping while you wait. Fine Embroidery Work and Decorative Painting to order. Cinsses in China Painting now beiug formed. 8. OPPENHEIMER & BRO., mh30-e03in_ 514 9th street n.w. Fauna, Jose Tr, 1889. REMEMBER THAT ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY Are Offering THREE OF THE MOST PALATABLE Articles that this deligtfullly cool and sppetizing weather can suggest. No. 1—PURE VERMONT MAPLE SIRUP. No, 2.-EXTRA CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER. No, 3.—GENUINE MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY. 428 NINTH ST., BET. D AND E. P. 8.—Also, please remember that ‘WE ARE MAKING A “RUN” ON FLOUR, af that now is 8 good time to buy. E.Y.G {6-3 713 Market Space. Mors rims gerne pone ma ae ee oe THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. SATURDAY. JUNE & 1889-TWELVE PAGES. Mess Sux Tessis Sumrs Not only for Tennis but for every-hour-in- wear. The price according to where you buy Here they are, @3.50 each. Youcan psy as high for identical Shirts. That these Shirts will be later is told you now. ‘You'll want Belt or Sash. Call Monday. them. Cad searce i a a A SSy AA AA Tt 5, AA AA n a4 tu. 244 H RR 00 y $3 Y BE ica t 2s = GENTLEMEN are requested to glance in show window corner of 12th st.and Pa. ave, where is ex- hibited samples of the JOB LOT OF SOCKS, Twenty- five cents will buy Socks that in ine stores out of ten willcost you fifty. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) J ewriry Ar Repveev Parces. At this season of the year the more expensive jewelry is reduced in price. The dull season is at hand and we would catch you before you leave for the seashore. Many of the articles quoted below at less than cost Prices. Oxydized Silver Buckles G8e. to $2.0 pair. Oxydized Silver Girdles @6 to $5.98 each. 14-karat Gold Forget-me-not Rings @8e, Real Amber Beads 50c. to $10. 14-karat Gold Lace Pins 75c, to $12. Roll Gold Lace Pins 25c. to #2. Sterling Silver Buckies #3.75 to $7. Bilver Cuff Buttons 15c, to #2. Silver Garter Clasps #1 to $1.35, Silver Bon-bon Boxes only $1.50. §27A fine variety of Chatelaine Bags to be worn with the Silver Girdles above mentioned. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Souz Goon Axo Curar Laces. A little stock has come this way,to our mutual benefit. 1:5 pieces Black Russian Nets. 11 pieces Plain and Fisured Tosca Nets, 9 pieces Plain and Figured Brussels Nets, 5 pieces Black Chantilly Lace Flouncings. €#~You are promised a saving of one dollar to one dollar and seventy-five cenis on a Dress. THE PALAIS (Continued below.) —— Hose Go Dows Is Parce Monday morning the Judze of fine Hose may secure Unusual bargains. The combination lows have been condensed. For instance: 850. HOSE DOWN TO 650. cy Lisle and Silk Hose will be Jot on Monday. Do you thorougiily appreciate what this means? It means that nearly 100 pairs of Paris that formerly retailed from 1 to $1 received the last cut in price, and that those who get first choice will secure unusual bargains, 680. HOSE DOWN TO 45c, The combination lot at 68c. contained Silk Hose, in boot patterns, that have sold all the season at 9Sc. a pair, All the broken lots of 75c, Fancy Lisle Hose were in this 68c. combination lot, and on Monday te price goes down to 45e. for choice Won't there be bargains to be secured? 480. HOSE DOWN TO 350. ‘Three pairs for a dollar, or 35c. pair for choice of nearly 100 pairs of boot pattern and fancy striped Hose that have been the season's favorites at 68, 59, and 55e, The cut price, to close out, commences Te 35c. HOSE DOWN TO 250. ‘The boot patterns and Roman stripes need no intro- duction. To those who paid thirty-five cents it need only be said the reduction in price is made not because the hose are not good value at ‘35c., but to reduce Stock prior to the summer exodus of the “Palais Royal” patrons. SPECIAL! SPECIAL!! FAST BLACK HOSE reduced in price for the first time. The Palais Koyal's celebrated 55c. Silk Snished Lisie Hose for 450. Ladies warranted fast Black sum- mer-weight Hose down to 19c. a pair, Children's Black Lisle Hose in all sizes for only 25e. a pair. #7 Have youever before been offered Warranted Fast Black Hose for 1c? THE PALAIS ROYAL _(Continued below.) OF DRESS GOODS. ‘You will find mention below of the best and cheap- est White Dress Goods and Embroideries yet offered in this city, Dress Patterns of Chins Silks, also Silks for Sashes, to be offered much below their real values. Wonderful bargains in White Wool Dress Goods and an account of the great purchase of Ginghams. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) 400. Scorer Giscnaus 25e. ‘You have heard of them, perhaps, at 35c., and possi- bly a few remnants at less, but this is the first mention of a fine variety of Praids, Stripes, and Plain Colors in reat Scotch Ginghams at 25c.a yard, It 1s only neces- sary to add: Call as soon as possible and secure choice, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Noverry Giscuans Ar 120. The Quakershades in the side-band Ginghams are reallylovely. The white of the side band is more ef- fective than the most expensive trimming. Plaids and stripes in quantities and variety to be- wilder, but what's prettier than those Dove and Mouse and Ripe Wheat shades in those side-band Ginghams? If they were twelve and a half dollars in- stead of cents their beauty would be better appreci- ated. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Ware Woor Duxss Goons. Never before, here or elsewhere, have such qualities been offered for 5Uc. and GSc.a yard. There are only two pieces Albatross, three pieces of Serges, and one Piece Nuus’ Veiling. The color is ® creamy white. Here's another fortunate purchase—3 pieces cream silk-warp Henrietta at 85c. worth $1.25. Four Pieces 45 inch wide all-wool Henrietta at 98c. a yard. EB The above odd pieces were secured at much be- low usual prices from the importer, who is preparing forfall trade. The qualities cau't be judged by the prices, THE PALA _(Continued below.) ademas 200 pieces, averaging 1634 yards to each piece, are offered at 810.68 apiece. This is an opportunity to buy adress length of White China Silk of « quality that usually costs considerably more money. The following are good barguins—judging by the qualities offered at the prices: 15 pioces White Japanese Silks, 27 inches, 89c. 45 pieces Colored China Silks, all shades, 75c. 25 pieces Surah Silke, 18 inches, 75c. Sa” The last mentioned are suitable for sashes. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) xn. W.. > New Heasrrrcuen KE usrowenres. Well might s column advertisement be written of this gigantic and plucky purchase. ‘It requires nerve to buy largely this latein the sea- son,and the Palais Royal needs your extensive and im- mediate patroucse in order to be able to claim # suc ‘This much can be promised you: A SAVING OF FROM 25c. TO 500. A YARD. The prices are suspiciously low, #0 please don't pre- tend to pass judgement until you have seen. SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY. ‘You won't be able to dispute what you will see. You will see 45-in. Hemstitched Embroideries, 3}4-in. hem and 23 inches of embroidery, for only 68c. 8 yard, and Of a quality that you have been told ts a bargain at $1.25 @ yard. It is repested—you can't dispute what you you see. You'll see much more in the window, and very much more in the store. White Dress Goods, too, bat you see there’s no space for furtner ‘details, THE PALAIS ROYAL, A. LISNER, IMPORTED JEWELRY. roockes, Cor. 12th and Pa ave. eS Sarmmax, Jose Sra, 1889, OFFICE OF ‘WoODWAR: ‘iH RROP, Lith and F streets mortawest, (Our wanons will catl for contributionsef Coth- tro, Bediting, &-., for the Johnstown miferers, Drop usacard giving name and addres, AD contributions will be acknowledged tm daily Papers, Fach day notes additional reductions for the June special sale. Daily visitors to the store are offered excellent opportunities to secure dargains in various lines of goods of which we have not quantity enough to advertise, as they would be gone before we could get the news Published. Read along carerully. BLACK LACE PARASOL-COVERS AT RE- DUCED PRICES. These are made of Sine lace, and will add a bundred per cent to the looks of Your parasol. We have only the quantities Mentioued, so no delay is permissible, 13 Black Escurial Lace Parascl-Covers, re duced to $1.75. 3B ditto, reduced to 8 ¥ ditto, 3 styles, reduced to $3. 4 ditto, 2 styles, reduced to #4. 1 Exquisite Hand-lun Marquise Lace Parssal Cover, reduced to $10. (First floor), A WINDOW FOR THE EYES OF THE MEN. Our Men's Store Window now boiue dust what you want most at this season—Flav- nel Shirts, with all the accompaniments, sub as Belts, Sashes, Windsor Ties, &c. Tennis Out-Fittings in great variety. Regulation club colorings. If you are not acquainted with our “Store For Meu” come in and get introduced by Jooking through the stock. You wont be asked to buy, you ueedu't buy unless you wish ta, Drop in. THE POPULAR BLACK FABRIC FOR SEA- SHORE AND MOUNTAIN DKESSES. The most popular Black Fabric for Seashore and Mountain Dresses is the Bison Senge. It is of medium weight, has @ heavy dressy twill, doesn’t crease, and sheds the water aud dust better than many more expensive fabrica, All- wool, 40 inches, and yet only Svc. per yard. We also have all the desirable Black Mohair Fabrics, in Sicilian, Tamise, Briiliautine, &e. 50c. to 81.25, according to quality. (First floor, second annex.) UMBRELLA TENTS FOR LAWNS. CAMP. ING-OUT, EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICS, &e. ‘These Tents are strong. graceful and dursbie, and are ornamental as weil as useful on Lawns, Pic-nics, Camp Meeting, &c, They are just the thing for Tourists, for bathing-tente at the sea shore, &e. They are strongly made of duck and twilied goods; are easily put up, and taken down, and cau be handily carried, weighing but 13and 15 pounds. Twosizes. The Octagonal ‘Tent is 7 feet im diameter at the base,and 6 feet Ligh inside; $10. Tbe larger square tent is $12, «Fourth floor.) SPREADS FOR MONDAY, Those who lik ‘Wide, generous Bed Spread, that will cover the bed and sleeper, whether you toss or not, should have one of thesa 200 White Crochet Bed Spreads, in choice Marseilles patterns, size full 246 yards square (744 feet); only $1.75 each. We also offer 100 extra quality of Light col- red Bed Spreads, with knotted Cringe, in Blue- and-White, and ied-uud-White eftects; only FEATHER PILLOWS. The stock of 4.50 Feather Pillows is again getting low; €4.50 will buy a pair, 82.25 a single pillow. (Fourth floor.) FLANNEL FOR LADIFS' “OUTING” SUITS. We have @ 36-inch Ali-Wool Flannel at the low Price of 373¢e. per yard: that is just the Fabric for boating, yachting, teunia, cycling. aud “out- ing” Suits. The shades are Navy Blue, Seal Brown, and Garnet—the three most serviceable shades, With this Flannel at 373gc. every indy should own an “Uuting” Dress, (First floor.) MORE DOWN PILLOWS. We have received another lot of the White Cambric-Covered Down, Pillows, ‘These are for recovering with fancy Bateen, Silk, Plush, &c, fur sufs-cushions, chair-cushions, &e, Size 16 by 16-inch, @1 each. Size 18 by 18-inch, $1.25. Size 20 by 20-inch, & Bize 22 by 22-1nch, @: each, Size 24 by 24-inch, $2.50 eac (Fourth floor.) LAP ROLES. You can come with any reason- able kind of Lap Robe uppermost in your mind and expect to find it here. We are doing the Lap Robe business as it ought to be done. ‘There is no such variety elsewhere in Wash- ington. (Leurth floor.) INFANI"S SUMMER CLOTHING. We are Stocked with ali Whe requisites in Baby Clothing except shoes, No lower prices than ours any- Where—rarely as low. Here are afew special items: 50 dog. Infants’ Cambric Slips, 250. each, 50 doz. Infants’ Trimmed Siipa, 0c. each, 200 Infants’ Dresses, 3 cood styles, 7c. each, 100 Infants’ Flannel Skirts, @1 each. 100 Infauts’ Barrow Coats, bound, 50c. each, 100 Infants’ Siawls, prettily stitched, $4, 200 Intants’ Flannel Bands, 25c. each, 100 Canfield’s Rubber Sheets, #1 100 Cunfield’s Nursery Aprons, $1 50 Infante’ Baskets, trimmed with lace, be, $4. 50 Infants’ Cashmere Long Cloak, $4.00, 10 Infants’ Gutdits of 20 pieces, only $12. 8m” We have published s catalogue of the stock, and will gladly give it or mail it upon re- Seal Leather Pocketbooks, 50c. to $4. Russian Leatuer Purses, 2c. 2c, and 508, e1. Focketbooks of Snake Skin, $3.50 to #6. Card Cases of Russian aud Seal Leather, 68e, to 82.25, Card Cases with Silver mounting, $3.75. Chatelain Bags in Seal Leather, 87e. to $8, Writing Tablets in Seal and Embossed her, 90c. to 87. Collar and Cuff Boxes, 37c. aud 7c. to $1.50. Music Rolls, 75c. JEWELRY. Roll Gold Lace Pins, with or without Rains, Ie. Oxidized Silver Lace Pins, 15c. Oxidized Silver and Rilver Bangles, 10¢. Gilt Brooches, set in Khinestones. Garnete end Sapphires, 50c, Roll Gold and Oxidized Silver Brooches, 250. Cut Sterling Silver Bangles, 48c, Children’s Roll Gold Bracelets, 50c, Rings, warranted solid gold, in “Forget-Me- Not” and “Lovery’-Knot” styles, @1, Children’s Gold Rings, 25c. Sterling Silver Belt Buckles, $2.50. Fancy Side Combs, 25 and 50e. a pair, Huirpins, made of real shells, 120. Oxidized silver Necklaces, 1, 2 and 3e. Twasts, 50c., 7c. and ¢1. Sterling Silver Bracelets, with pad-lock, 87a, Oxidized Silver and Gilt Bracelets, 50c. Meu's Kiolled Gold Cuff Buttous, with setting, 25e. a pair Men's Watch Chains, warranted to wear for two years, to 84.26, Oxidized silver and Silver Fob Chains, 250, ‘opais and other stones, ¢5 to $25. Sold Silver Thimbles, 17c. to 50, Solid Goid Hair Ornaments, 82.25. Solid Gold Broocbes and Earrings to match, set in garnets, $1.50 to $5. Gents’ Solid Gold Studs and Collar-Buttons, 1, 81.50 and 82. DOG FURNISHINGS. Dog Collars, mounted with nickel plate, 35 aud o0c. Beils for Collars, 5. 7 and Ge.