Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1889, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: CROSBY 8. NOYES... —— = THE EVENING STAN bas 0 (irenlation of any Newspaper in the Word, ond as Advertising Mediam is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. ——— = New York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building, Statement of the circulation of Taz Evexixo Star for the week ending June 8, 1989: Mowpar, June 3, 1589 ....... . 81,084 Trxspat, June 4, 1939.. 30,684 Wapwzspar, June 5, 1539. ” 30,274 Tuurspar, June 6, 1889. + 29,832 Fawar, June 7, 1589 x 29,484 Sarvunpay, June 8, 198: -. 83,945 Toran...... dteccccccccceecece 185,303 DAILY AVERAGE.......0...4...4..-. 30,884 Comngsroxptxc Weer, 1888....... 27,116 Teolemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of Tae Evexrxo Stam for the week ending June 8, 1889. BF. B. Noxes, Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this tenth day of June, A. D. 1899. Joun T. C. Crarx, Notary Public. sophia Alea. Following close upon the diplomatic drama of the Paris dressmaker’s bill comes a fresh foreign complication, in which Germany and the United States threaten to be set at odds. It seems that Otto Bisel, a worthy citizen of our republic by naturalization, went on a visit | to his old home in Germany, taking with him his son, who was a lad less than eighteen years of age when the father’s citizenship papers were issued in this country. The German au- thorities seized the young man to impress him into the military service, on the pretence that he was a German, trying to escape his seven years’ duty by passing himself off as Mr. Bisell’s son. The family now propose to make their hardships an international issue. If the case is just as represented there seems to be no reason why their wrongs should not be righted, and speedily. It is rather late in the nine- teenth century for a state which claims a place inthe front rank of civilization to be per- mitted in a time of profound peace, to lay hands on any tourist within its borders without warning or warrant, tear him from his friends, and force him into the public service. eo By far the most important sale of modern paintings yet held wiil be that of the famous Seeretan collection, which comes under the hammer in Paris on the first of next month. It comprises a number of master pieces of nearly | B all the leading French artists of the present | period, together with many examples of other important schools and countries, the whole constituting a gallery of unexampled richness, Doth in numbers and in quality. This will be partially understood by the general reader when it is stated that the collection contains no | Jess than twenty canvases by Meissoni. of them conceded to be of his very forts; five by Millet, including the famous “An- gelus;” as many by Corot: eight by Delacroix: six by Diaz; five by Fromentin; three by Greuze: six by Rousseau; nine by Troyon, and choice examples by Rembrandt, Rubens, Frans Hals, Teniers, Van Dyck, and other Dutch | 3 masters, as well as by Velasquez, Reynolds, | Gaiusboro, and other painters of hardly less reputation. The sale will undoubtedly bring together even a larger gathering of wealthy and ambitious colle tors than attended the femous San Donato sale. which occurred in Paris several years ago. Whether any of the gems of the collection will come to America remains to be seen, but it is safe to assume that bidders from the United States will not be behind those of other countries when the op- portunity occurs. ——o = ___ There never yet has been, in the history of charitable endeavor, am occasion where a large emergency fund was raised and distributed without some public criticism on the conduct of the persons having it in charge. This may be a consoling thought to Gov. Beaver, now that one of the Pittsburg papers has gone to censuring his financial management at Johus- town. But it might be wise for him to pause a moment and reflect whether his journalistic adviser is not right in asserting that the fund contributed by the people of the country, 11 north. south, east and west, ought to be ap-| ! plied first of all to the relief of pressing dis- tress rather than to the overhanling of the de- bris of the flood or the reclam.tion of the | ruined district. The latter class of work can well be made a charge upon the state. To this end it would be necessary to call the legislature together in extra session. That is a troublesome and costly expedient, and the gov- ernor naturally 1s loth to resort to it; but the exigency would amply warrant such a measure and public opinion would be all on the govern- or's aide, Sane The District Commissioners have very prop- erly and justly decided to have the District printing done here in futnre instead of in Pennsylvania. The experiment of sending the - THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. MONDAY. JUNE 10, 1889 Sessoxasre Srvtes For Sessrote ‘MEN. This sultry weather admonishes us to doff the cloth- ing we've been wearing and don the lightest weights thatcan be found The lighter weights are here. Textile experts claim that Serge is @ perfect non-con- Guctor of heat. We've got Senges—every kind of Serge ineverycolor. Serge Suits st $10 EACH that will vie with the best that can be found around town for con- siderably more money, They are tailored to St—made to wear—not merely to sell. Colors, Brown and Gray. $10 A SUIT. Feather-weight Chevioteen Suits, in both Sack and Cutaway styles—half lined. Colors, Black and Blue. The Blacks are besuties; the Blues are rich ; doth faultless in fitand finish. $15 A SUIT. Serge Trousers— Diack and Blue—Light—Cool— Breezy—Cut on proper principles, $2.50 A PAIR— Can't be duplicated outside for less than double the price; try it. Alpacas, Mohairs, Pongees, Camel's Hair Cloths, Sicilian Cloths, &c., &c., &e., made up into Coats and Vests, the very sight of which makes » man feel cool snd comfortable. Tennis Blazers in all the popular college colors. White and faucy Waistcoats, single and double breasted: White and Striped Flannel Coats, Waistcoats, and Trousers. Rich, Rare, Racy Suits that by their picturesque ensemble add to the charms of the mountain ramble apd the seaside stroll. Clothing is our beginning and our ending—we have everything in Clothing—proper Clothing. Correct in Style—Right in Price, ROBINSON PARKER & CO., REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 3e10-e0 319 SEVENTH ST., COR. OF D. Te Wu Mase Your Han Grow Coopers “Hair Success” will produce new hair where the roots are not dead. It will strengthen and keep the hair from falling. Itis the only preparation that will positively pre- vent and cure dandruff, It is a delightful dressing for the hair. Every bottle guaranteed to do all that is claimed for it or the money will be refunded. MERTIZ’s DRUG STORE, 1014 F st. BN. B.—Cooper's “Hair Success” is not a dye, nor will it change the color of tho hair in any way. 1t BER A v Oo MM MM 85Sg ao UU MMMM » B BB 4 A UU UMMM Sys8 Pe xX x xX Xx x x 00 R oo RK oo k 0 0 k oo kK A bia AA RK AA Ki AAA R A A RK 3 Vv 7 + Vv vv v L L L b LLLL ERE THE CUT GOES DEEP HERE, THE COST NOT LOOKED AT. DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS SACRIFICED EVERY DAY. AN EXTRAORDINARY TIME FOR AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE. NOW, WHEN YOU NEED THE GOUDS IS THE ‘TIME WE CUT THE PRICES, Such reductions as these have never been offered dy us or any one else in the very heart uf the sects. The qnickest and surest way for us to redneo onr surplus stock to prepare for the moving and chauwing of different de REDUCTION OFF THE MARKED PRICES OF ALL OF OUR LACE CURTAINS. PPP ERE RRR ‘3 PPP ER RRR OG its 33 BP ER R © CE ON NS Mss" P EEER R CCC ERRN NN n off the marked of all IPED TAPED LINENS, snch as Lraveling Bars, Shoe Pockets, Uubreila Cases, &e., &., &c. @ striped Seriia, ‘good’ pas rd. E. PRICE 6c. A YARD. 50 pieces of TABLE OIL rH, 134 Wide, best quality, wa MOVING PRIC . 100 MADRAS SCARFS Iraperies, tidies, tc &c.;havea pretty Chenille cross-stripe, were a cn ING P. 0c. EACH. 150 IMPORTED BOL 4 AL QUARES: in pretty shades, make nico, light summer pas- Unies work, were 50c. eac — RING Fe ICE . De. EACH, a 500 Hat Hacks, with brass hooks, sold for 25e. cL MING. PRICE 1} CH. 10 pieces o: width, were ge. & yard. CLEAKING PRICE So, A YARD, 500 pair of unitation Madras Curtains, make nice light draperies, 3 yards long, were #1 ® printing all the way to Philadelphia and Harris- burg for execution has proved an entire fail- ure, involving tedious delaysfand blundering, unsatisfactory work. The new Commissioners have commenced their career most satisfactorily by bringing this work home to be done by our thoroughly competent Washington printers, —> The ordinary inducement to a strict observ- ance by citizens of sanitary laws and regula- tions against nuisances are reinforced this summer by the necessity of removing the de- posits left by the flood and of meeting possible dangers from this source, Yellow fever lurks in Florida and an outbreak of the cholera is re- ported from India. The danger of an epidemic in Washington is probably somewhat remote, but the customary hot weather appeals to citi- zens to see that all nuisances in their neigh- borhoods are abated, that cleanliness is secured, and disinfectants freely used, needs to be more strongly emphasized and more carefully heeded this year than ever before. ——qW~“-— The Conemangh disaster has set the people of the whole country to overhauling the dams and reservoirs and making nc of their con- dition. Some benefit in the way of timely warning should be derived from the great ca- lamity. ——<— + The indications are that the secret baliot bil! will be passed by the Connecticut legislatyye over the governor's veto. Governor Buckley followed the lead of Governor David B. Hill, the smasher of electoral reforms, but the iriends of the improved system of balloting are evidently stronger in the Connecticut than inthe New York legislature. —— + A real sensation descended upon the usually quiet town of Waltham, Mass., last Wednesday, when she was visited bya storm of hail with gravel—solid gravel—mixed with it. The local skeptics who attempt to throw doubt on this story are probably set down by their fellow- townsmen as stone blind, oe Baltimore bankers estimate that the Chesa- Peake and Ohio canal bed and franchises, when sold, ought to bring at least a million dollars, paying the repair bonds, something on the old non-mortgage bonds and a dividend to the State of Maryland. Unless this estimate is wild, the old canal will make greater returns dead than alive, and bondholders, at least, will WS® CLEARING PRICE POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE. 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. Tare Is A Lance Crass, WHICH MANY MERCH. SUDGE FROM THE STRUGGLE ALL AROUND US TO CATCH THE BUYER WITH THE PRICE. IT IS THE CLASS WHO KNOWS WHAT IS SUITABLE, SEASONABLE, DURABLE, COMFORTABLE IN THAT IS THE CLASS WE CATER FOR, JES ARE PLANNED AND MADE TOSUIT “DS OF WASHINGTONIANS; ADAPTED STREETS. CLIMATE AND SEASONS OF \TS FORGET, IF WE THE } w \GTON. THEY ARE NOT BOUGHT BY THE TON OF EASTERN MILLS. WE ADMIT THERE IS MORE PROFIT IN EASTERN LOW-PRICED SHOES, BUT PRECIOUS LITTLE SATISFACTION, THE PUBLIC HAS BEEN DECEIVED ABOUT PBR vu Uv RR Ir" SSg uu RR "YTS s BEE ub H 7: rT tes Yow ER F 83s) PPP, RRR II OCO FER SS, PoP Het HO BE RLS per ERE HG | Ee Bas, ee ge ee eee Po oR BM cco Eee Sss5 = IT HAS BEEN TOLD THEY ARE HIGHER THAN NECESSARY. THE TRUTH IS THE LOW PROFIT ON THEM FROM YOU TILL WE OPENED OUR BR. HERE. THE DEALERS HEKE WERE NOT ISFIED WITH A MODERATE PROFIT, SO SOLD YOU OTHER AND INFERIOR GOODS FOR WHAT OURS WERE SOLD FOK DO THESE PRICES s BEST HAND-MADE SH( LADIES’ BUTTON, 50, 85, $6, 7. LADIES’ OXFORD TIES, $2, $2.50, 83.50, 85. MEN'S SHOES, $4, 85, $6, 87. ‘MEN'S PATENT-LEATHER SHOES, 85. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES, 75c. to $3. ARTHUR BURT & CO., se10 1211 F STREET N. W. SHORTHAND-SIMPLEST, MOST RAPID, MOST Si ble. Proftenes in thee tachi Abeola lures. wl taught free. E. CPACME PHONOGRAPHY, O21 Prat ae esas ADIES' JERSEY RIBBED VESTS, 110. Liters lobed Venta Re Ladieg’ BUR Mitte ee Fejoice at its violent decease, exclaiming in | "jeez <M? MO Me, pres, BLU MIS astonishment with Lady Macbeth: “Who would have thought the old man to have had so much blced in bim!” JROCHDALYS TAKE SOTIOe$He BRADY mer. Bie ie © qor dihet oo, serie Fine Buccs, RE Y IN THE WORLD AND U AIN'T IN "EM! Sighed ‘are Good Clothes in Seeeeae gee cara ae Seat more VIOTOR E. 4 IT 80 B-a-s-¥t 2.75 will strictly All-Wool Cassi: Suit, 1s cleo 8 Novy Bite BO sase cates ssa for 8 Steel Gray. strictly all me Cheviot Suit, fos frome | ears. Sizes. 4to 14 Cassimere Suit, girietty . Sizes, secures ht Dri 1 exceeding! ly heat aud cnet Tookineg double tediced. o ‘le as @ dude is of con- @ reckless contortions whether he rides a buckin, 7 ig 3 afflicted with the national chazo-be ‘ae $4.25 is the price of another Snit of the same sort, OMY § Attic tnore go.” lzem 4 to 14 yours ee . This line runs ine galloping «rove. Enslish, you know. Aust be sean Ww be appreciated. ro care, $4.75. The line of Suitaat this pricecomprises many varieties. A wilderness of styles aud designs, from y, Lively to wevere, With all intermediato Covered, pet ee B tees ROYS. 2 50¢., 80c., 75e.,78e4 Hi, gli 5, 81,37, $7.50, Mister ‘nan, don't’ be ‘offended, pivase; the boy” mum have his day. But in’ order that goumay ‘not be left out in the cold altogether, we would remin her of’ Man's resist F Se ou thst we have quite Casaimere ts, strictly all wool, 2 inche: With T fastenings, L3G ieee. VICTOR E. ADLER'S 19 PER CENT OLOTHING HOUSE 19 927 and yy 7th st gra ts aye iy “One Open Saturdays until 11 p.m. $10 Tr Twr 8 Torstxo. You—Everybody—All—reaching after thin stuffs light, gauzy affairs that have got shape, tone and Little or no weight, You know we aim to excel in everything we undertake, It’sa laudable ambition, It keeps us hustling and furnishes you with constant opportu- nities that youcan turn toadvantage, We've tried— think we've succeeded—to amass the largest—most varied and withal the best qualities of summer wearings that you'll find between the two oceans. Serges at @6—for the suit—Featherweights—no lining—but all right for wear. Only sack coats— one prevailing color—Gray. Three or four shades, though—a dark, a light, and a couple of mediums, Beyond that $8, $10, $12and $15—both Sacks and Cutaways—s full lining, half-lining or none— Grays, Blues, Browns, Blacks and Buffs—varlety enough, isn'tit? All “Fitters"—every one of them —carefully put together—and solid “stick-to-it” colors, GUARANTEED. The “True Blues"—Serges—Black and Blue colors—812 and @15—At the first price in unlined Sack Coats only. Both cuts at $15 and half lined, ‘The colors won't leave so long as there's a thread left to hang to, A score of years we've handled these serges—season after season with increased popularity, Flannels, Yacht Cloths, two grades— $10 and $15—Fust Blues Sacks and Cutaways, “THINNER YET." Pongee Silk Costs and Vests,—all shades froma light buff toa robin's egg blue—Genuine Calcutta Seersuckers, We've got a first-class, creditable imitation, too,—chance for you to compare them. Alpacas, Mobairs, Sicilians, Jap Silks, Brazilians, China Silks, Ottomans, Rhademas, Egyptians, Gros Grains, Flannels, Blazers and Linens—Coats and vests—proper for the street, the seashore, the mountains, Imported English and Domestic Out- ing Suits—Cricketing, Lawn Tennis, ete, Travel- ing Dusters, “Slip Ou" Office Coats—and our col- lection of White and Fancy Vests—over a hundred styles, Is there @ style we haven't touched? Is there a suit you need for any purpose we haven't There may be—but ten to one we've got'em, Ask for them and sce, SAKS AND COMPANY, DISTRIBUTORS OF COMFORTS TO MANKIND. SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE, 3e10 mentione E MONDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1889, ILPHONZU YOUNGS COMPANY Are still Offe ing PURE VERMONT MAPLE SIRUP in quart and ga‘lon sealed caus at bargain rates to close vut for the sea- son. EXTRA CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER direct from the Creamery every morning. GENUINE MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE, fresh Toasted twice a day, POTATO CHIPS direct from the oven every morning. OUR $5.69 FLOUR is the best bargain in that line to be found in Washington, Hundreds of barrels sold aud no complaints so far. We are also selling severe) other grades of flour at very low rates. £LPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 428 NINTH ST., BET. D AND E. Je10 OYS' FANCY FLAN WAISTS, I and Boys’ Canvas Belts, 8¢. Meu aud Loys Sor Ties, Se. BL G45 and 747 Sth st. se. . $1.25 Cua Sirzs Ar 750. Full 27 inches wide, superior quality, and new de- sigus. The best goods ever offered for the price. Black, White and Colored Grounds, The most serviceable aud 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 Traveling Dresses at reduced Prices, Gentlemen's NEGLIGE SHIRTS all sizes and prices Great Bargain in HUCK TOWELS at 25c. SASH RIBBONS, NEW NETS andf.ACEs. Finest FRENCH SATTEENS at 200, MOHAIR SKIRTS in grest variety. Great @igain in INDIA MULLS at 50c.; worth 75c. REMNANTS of all kinds at less than cost. W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENN. AVE. N.W. }e at 422 Oth st. nw. pUNCANSON BROS., Auctionsers, *ARTEES UAUNG ERE SITE OR, THE Br SikoGER Me EDULE Mt iD D OMe Bt DU! OTH AN! & Ar Cost: Ar Cosr: Ar Cost: June 3, of Dry and Fency Sead Masry SEER gre WM, C, VIERBUCHEN, 1602 7th st. n.w., Between Q aud R. I. ave myl8-3m Ove Brrapay. TO-DAY 13 YEARS AGO OUR BUSINESS ‘WAS USHERED INTO THE MERCANTILE WORLD AN INFANTSO PUNY THAT MANY OF THE VETERANS IN THE SHOE BUSI- NESS PROPHESIED THE EXPIRATION OF IT8 FRAIL EXISTENCE WITHIN LESS THAN 3 MONTHS TIME, THAT CONTRARY TO THE PREDICTIONS OF THESE WISEACRES WE HAVE GROWN UP TOBE QU" "E A HEALTHY MEMBER OF THE SHOE Fk.. fERNITY OF WASHINGTON, YOU KNOW, IN FACT WE KNOW, BY COM- MERCIAL REPORTS THAT THERE IS NOT ANOTHER SHOE HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT THAT DOES HALF THE AMOUNT OF BUSI- NESS THAT WE DO. HOW WE DID IT? SIMPLY BY CONDUCT. ING OUR BUSINESS FAIRLY AND HONOR- ABLY, BY FURNISHING OUR CUSTOMERS WITH THE RIGHT GOODS AT THE RIGHT PRICES, BY GIVING TO THE POOR MAN FOR HIS HARD-EARNED DOLLAR 100 CENTS OF RELIABLE SHOE LEATHER, AND TO THE MORE FORTUNATE AS FINE A SHOE AS COULD BE PROCURED ANYWHERE AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. TO YOU,OUR FRIENDS,OUR PATRONS, WE ARE EXTREMELY THANKFUL FOR YOUR LIBERAL ASSISTANCE, THANKFUL FOR OVERLOOKING ANY DEFICIENCIES WHICH MAY HAVE OCCURRED (AND WHICH WE ~ HAVE ALWAYS RECTIFIED WHEN OUR ATTENTION HAS BEEN CALLED TO THEM), AND WE SHALL MORE THAN EVER CON- ‘TINUE TOTRY AND MERIT YOUR FAVORS. WE CONSIDER OUR BUSINESS BY NO MEANS MATURED. “ONWARD AND UP- WARD” 18 OUR MOTTO. “ONWARD” IN- CREASING THE AMOUNT OF OUR BUSI- NES! “UPWaRi IMPROVING THE STYLES AND WEARING QUALITIES OF OUR FOOTWEAR, AND, IF POSSIBLE, WITHOUT ADVANCING OUR WELL-KNOWN LOW PRICES, WE HAVE SOME EXTRA VALUES IN STORE FOR YOU THIS WEEK IN FINE LOW- CUT SHOES. HAVE NOT TIME TO ENU- MERATE THEM HERE, BUT HOPE OUR WORD IS SUFFICIENT. WM. HAHN & CO.'3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, Main Store, 816 7th st. West End Store, 1922 Penn. ave, Capitol Hill Store, 231 Penn. ave. s.e, reo 12 1-2 Woor Custis 12 1*2c. ‘We still have about 20 pieces left of the yard wide Batiste at 8c, These goods are really worth 15c. All of our Domestic Satteens reduced to 12340, French Satteens, beautiful styles, reduced to 25¢, India new French Plaid Organdies, 12}¢c. ‘One case beautiful Lawns, 5c, Plain and fancy Straw Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO,, _$e6-3m 636 Penna. Tix Bos a) ARCHE EMBROIDERIES. At 10c, yd., choice 5 patterns, 6 in. wide, Swiss Edg- ings, worth 20c, At 49c., Swiss all-over, worth 98c. At 49¢., Swiss 22-inch Flounces, worth 98e, At 50c., Swiss 45-inch Flounces, worth 98c, At 75c., Swiss 45-inch Flounces, worth $1.25. At 89c., Swiss 45-inch Flounces, worth $1.48, At $1.25, Swiss 45-inch Flounces, worth 81.98, At $1.48, Swiss 45-inch Flounces, worth 32.25. ‘We closed out a large lot of an Importer at less than Import price, It is worth your while to examine ther. THE BON MARCHE. Bers. Bexrs, 10c. to 490, Leather Belts, 15c. to 98c. Prices suaranteed. FANS. Japanese Fans, 3c. to 98c. Silk, Satin, and Gauze Fan! fo $5. Caxvas THE BON MARCHE. Just Recerven. Another lot of Black Moire Satin Edge and Gros Grain Satin Edge 9,10 and 12 inch Sash Ribbons at 89c., 98c, and $1.19 per yard. THE BON MARCHE. Gowore Frovxcixas. 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. ' nd Prasrr Vat Friovxcrya. 45-inch wide, T5e., 850, 98e. AT 60c., WoRTH Srecran Reoverioxs in our Hat and Flower Departments. Large Mne of Trimmed Lace Hats marked down, Thisis your op- portunity to buy your Millinery goods, THE BBR 00. KB OO BBB OO O BB OO BBE 00 MMMM OA RRR CC n MMMM AA ROR © H MMMM AA KRR OC H MMM AAA RR OC H MMMA A KR H 316 7th BARGATN—FINE INDIA CHALLIES, ts, Mosquito Netuin, c Per LUN TAS and 747 Sth st. s.e, Jcuvs Lassuvnen, JULIUS LANSBURGH. AGREEABLY SURPRISED. Last week was a week of mutual surprises. Our pa- trons were delighted with the many fine things offered atour clearance sale previous to removal to the new building, e¢ Sth and F, and we were pleased to find such appreciation of our sales, And to still amore exteud its advantages we will continue on MONDAY, JUNE 3D, to offer FUKNITURE, CARPETS AND UPHOLSTERY FAB- cs at prices that will soon deplete our shelves and make moving to F street an easy aud agreeable task. SMYRNA RUGS. SMYRNA RUGS. 5,000 IN STOCK. 5,000 IN STOCK, FOUR SIZES WILL BE OFFERED. FOUR SIZES WILL BE OFFERED. 26 by 52 for 5 30 by 60 for $2.98. 36 by 72 for $4.07. 48 by 84 for 86.87. Mosoar, Juxz 1075, 1889. j cor. TOQPNARD & LOTHROR th and F streets northwest, The June Reduction Sale continues with Unabated interest, and the reduced lines are already getting low. The store is dotted with signs proclaiming that certain goods have been Teduced. We caunot tell of them all in the Papers, 80 invite you to visit the store “early and often.” A FEW WORDS TO MOTHERS OF GRAD- UATES. Thisis to be » week of commence- ments—is the Dress ready? We have been thinking of these school commencements for months past, and have been preparing the stock in occordance with your needs. We have about everything you will want, About seventy-five styles of White Dresses. Laces of every good kind, Immense stock of Ribbons, Beautiful Fringed Silk Sashes. All the latest Neck furnishings. A most reliable stock of Gloves. Fine Linen snd Lace Handkerchiefs. A varied and attractive stock of Jewelry, Hair Ornaments, &o, Fans at a hundred or more prices—from the Japanese at Se. to the elegant Ostrich-Tip Fans at $25, Ifyou yet have time to make, or have the Dress made, we call attention to our splendid stock of White Fabrics—Cotton, Wool or Silk; the Gauzes, Tulle Lace and Swiss Flouncings, &c. We do not consider it necessary to mention Prices, as you know ours to be the lowest, SILK VALUES EXTRAORDINARY, As an _ Attraction extraordinary we offer: 10 pieces of 24-inch White China Silk at the low price of 50c. per yard. Think of 50c. per yard for one of the most popular of all the Silks, both in color and weave, ‘Two of the best weaves for Mourning Dresses. Pure Dye and dull finished. Extra good values, 21-inch Black Silk Armure 81, 22-inch Black Silk Surab $1. ‘These two items are of especial interest to those who are forced by circumstances to wear Mourning, (First floor; second annex.) HIGH TIDE IN TOWELS. The present surpasses the past in Towels. We never offered better for the money aince we began business. Take the twenty-five cent kinds as an index to the stock—we have filled acenter table full for to-morrow's sale, gud there are just nineteen different styles from which to select, All White, White with a variety of colored borders, and real hemstitched, 250, (Second floor.) “CLIPPING” ON GINGHAMS, A short while ago we ran across the following in an article on “Summer Fashions.” There is a great craze for Ginghams for wear at the various summer resorts, Many women are having as many as fifteen or twenty Dresses made up of the cheap and pretty Ginghams for the summer's vaca- tion. We have had an unusually successful season in Ginghams, and yet have @ very attractive as- sortment of patterns in both foreign and do- mestic qualities, A number of lines are offered at considerably less than first of the seasun prices. LININGS REDUCED. Two patterns of Tan Figured Perculine for waist-lining for summer dresses of all kinds, 36 in. wide. Reduced to 10c. per yard, The quality isexcellent, but the color has been against it, You may like the color best. (Firat floor; stairway.) WAITRESSES’ CAPS. We offer 1,000 White ‘Lawn Caps for Nurses, Waitresses, Maids, &c., trimmed with rufifes and lace, with long tie- strings. Only 123¢c. each, INFANTS’ DRESSES. 60 doz. White India Linon Dresses, 3 styles; sizes 6 months to 3 years. Only #1. Cotton and Linen Birdeye will hereafter be kept only in the Infants’ Department, second floor. MORE SILK GLOVES. The Silk Glove season has begun in earnest, We sre ready. Only such qualities sold can be as guaranteed for looks and durability. Ladies’ 6 button length Jersey Silk Gloves, in Tans, Mo.tes and Browns, 7: Finer qualities, in colors and Black, at 85c., $1 and 81.25 per pair. MITTS. The “Retrograde Machine-stitched” ‘Mitts are the most durable made, and have the smallest seam—almost full fashioned. Yet we donotaskany more for them than you are charged for the poorer qualities with large seams, Weare sole avents for Washington. 6- but.length Black Retrograde-stitched Jersey Silk Mitts, only 50c, per pair. PINS. Six papers of superior English Pins (340 tothe paper) for 25c. It isgiving you one paper for nothing. 3 papers of best English Pins,in book form, in white, and white and black, assorted sizes, for 25. A half paper for nothing. (First floor, rear.) ALCOHOL LAMPS. We offer 500 Alcohol Lamps at 2c, each, These are very convenient for heating curling trons, water, medicine, milk, &c., and are particularly handy at the seashore and mountain resort where they have Togas, 20c, each, (First floor.) BELTS. Belts of every good description, It is a poor belt if it is not here. Wool Belts in solid colors, 20¢. ard 25c. Silk Belts in plain and combination club colors, 38¢c., 42c., 50c., 87c., and $1.25. The choicest yet is the “Martins Spring Belt.” It is a beautiful combination of flat-woven wire interlaced with silk cord, Best belt yet for ten- nis aud cricket, being ventilated, and wonder- fully elastic hence not binding. Made to sell for more, but our price is now 75c. each, CORSETS. We confine ourselves to the sale of such shapes and qualities as we can conscien- tiously recommend to be the best possibly ob- tuinsble at the several prices. 50 dozen German Woven Corsets, side steels, scalloped top, embroidered bust; a strong, serviceable Corset. Only 75c. per pair. 100 dozen R, & G. Corsets, made of American Coutil, double steels in front and steels on sides; @ comfortable wearing Corset, a very graceful shape. Only $1 and $1.25 per pair. From $1.50 up, we offer the Celebrated 1. 0. French Paris-Made Corsets, than which we con- sider there is none better at the several prices, We have the complete line, embracing all the various shapes in long, medium and short waists, all of which are modelled upon the same principles,insuring @ perfect fit, @ graceful shape and ® Corset that it is both a pride and comfort to wear, «Second floor.) JUARTERS FOR BRIDAL 8 All of Jno, Bromley’s & Sons’ make, and prices reducea | HEAD R AL SETS, to MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP. PLUSHES. PLUSHES. ALL SHADES. OF CRUSHED PLUSHES. At 81.00 Per Yard. At $1.00 Per Yard. PARLOR SUITS. PARLOR SUITS, Fifty-nine dollars and eighty-five cents will buys maguificent French Tupestry Suit of five pieces. 859.85, 89.85. 859.85, ‘The five pieces are covered with Tapestry Remnants} of high value out of our upholstery stock, and are worth regularly 110 DOLLARS, BED ROOM FURNITURE. BED ROOM FURNITURE. Solid Oak Suits, $19.85. Solid Oak Suits, 823.85, Solid Oak Suits, $31.50, Reduced respectively from 29, 34, and 45 dollars, Bair Mattresses, 40 pounds, we sell this week at 85. PLUSHES. ALL SHADES. OF CRUSHED PLUSHES 110 DOLLARS, Woven-wire Mattreases we sell this week at $3. Cane-seat Chairs go at 90c. Cane-seat Rockers go at $1.75. ‘Tables, highly polished, go at 91.50. ‘Window Shades, patent fixtures, go at 220. « "# “"Dado, 60 at 33e, STRAW MATTINGS, STRAW MATTINGS. 100 rolis at #4 of 40 yds. 100 “ “85 “ 40 yds. “ 87 “ 40 yds. Special Bargains for the week. ‘This is s SACRIFICE SALE OF MEASURE, and ecouomical Housekeepers, cheap and good, will not ‘miss STUPENDOUS who de- the light in furnishing opportunity. JULIUS LANSBURGH, JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7th st. 8 315 7thst We have the largest and finest stock of Bridal Underwear in the city. Fine qualities, attrac- tive styles, and elegant lace and embroidery trimmings. Here are a few specials: Bridal Sete, consisting of Gown, Chemise, and Drawers, made from fine Lonsdale Csambric, and handsomely trimmed with Platte Valen- ciennes Lace and Inserting. Only 83.75 for the set Gw™~ Skirt and Corset-cover to match if de- sired. Bridal Sets of three pieces—Gown, Chemise, and Drawers—both the Gown and Chemise cut “v"-shape, elegantly trimmed with fine em- broidery and finished with silk ribbons, Only 85.50 for the set, ©@ Skirt and Corset-Cover to match if desired. Fine Cambric Bridsl Sets of three pieces, elegantly trimmed with Valenciennes Lace and fine Swiss Embroidery. Only $6.25 for the set. Fine Cambric Bridal Sets of three pieces, richly trimmed with fine Medici Lace and elab- orate embroidery, finished with silk ribbon. Only 88.75 for the set, Elegant Bridal Bets of French Nainsooks, exquisitely trimmed with rare Smyrns Lace, Edging and Inserting. A very choice set. Only @11. Fine China end Surah Silk Underwear a specialty, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10 Cor, 11th and F sts. n.w. yourself now—to-morrow. NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO BUY: Because prices are lower than quoted earlier im the season. Broun. Because you NOW may secure the style and fit you desire. The most desirable underwear will be FAL AIS a AAA ME hu M4 i at Rk ODES AE aS Bs — ga &E “oo ¥ PA bL- Palais Royal pricrs will enable the purchase of three Suits for the usual price of two. The reason—no credit is asked when the Underwear is bought, and no credit given when the Underwear is sold. In short, the goods were bourht cheaper and will be sold at ‘smaller profits than if a credit business were done. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Mews Coo Usorwmn SHOPPERS’ INFORMATION. ARE YOU MAKING PREPARATIONS TO GO away? If so, and if you are economically inclined, you wil) ‘ave some money by looking at our goods, We keep y , from # cake of soap tHt, so we can The price list needs some explanation, and will you | — ‘é - = Dlease read the explanation, in justice to yourself and the Palais Royal, PRICE LIST: 1b CENTS, Ganze Undershirts. 29 CENTS, Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. 35 CENTS, Gray Balbrigvan Shirts and Drawers. 85 CENTS, Gauze Undershirts. 47 CENTS, Silk Finish Balbriggan Underwear. 47 CENTS, Tailor-made Jean Drawers, 47 CENTS, Silk Finish Gauze Shirts. 59 CENTS. “C. & G.” Bal. Shirts and Drawera, $1.25. Finest Imported Bal. Underwear, AN EXPLANATION. Glance at the 200. Bal. Underwear, note the pearl buttons, the Silk binding, the patent stays at would-be weak parts, the shape and finish. Ask for any size from 34 to 44 in Shirts, and from 30 to42 in Drawers, and you will be supplied AT 29 CENTS. Now, answer candidly, can you buy such Underwear elsewhere at less than 50c.? AND MORE, is balf the 50c. Under- wear finished as well? Now look at the Gray Bal. Shirts and Drawers at 3he. Will the ribbed necks to the Shirts tear? Will the Drawers wear badly when reinforced as these are? Will 35 cents buy euch Underwear elsewhere? Jean Drawers, made as well as #5 Trousers, for only 47c, reads like an exaggeration, but look at the felled seams; can such seams come unripped? Now, Pull at the buttons! pull harder!! These patent but- tons CAN'T come off, The shape, too; a perfect ft insures comfort and durability, Now, think of the price, BIG MEN have been thought of, too. The 5c. Gauze Vests—try to match them elsewhere at less than 25e—are shown 44-inch chest measure. The 50c. Lisle ‘Thread Vest—$1 elsewhere—come in size 40, but they'll stretch to size 44. The 50c. Fancy Striped Bal. Shirts and Drawers—the 75cjunderwear of other stores—come in 44-inch Shirts, and 40-inch Drawers, The 47c, Jean Drawers up to 46-inch waist measure, Before you enter the store glance in show-window corner 12th street and Pennsylvania avenue and ad- mire the SOCKS at 25c. and 3c. @ pair. See them and you'll want to buy them, Men's departiment near door, No. 1117 Pennsylvania avenue. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Lions Seasonanie Usperwear. The lowest prices of the season have been reached. The variety of styles and sizes is now complete. From ‘now on the variety will decrease, as no further purchases of Summer Underwear will be made, PRICE LIST. 19 CENTS. White India Gauze Vests. 25 CENTS, White and Colored Ribbed Vesta, NTS. Colored Swiss Ribbed Vests. Ribbed Balbriggan Vests. \TS, White and Colored Ribbed Vesta, 'S. Colored Ribbed Lisle Vests, \TS. Ribbed Spun Silk Vests, . V-shape ribbed Silk Vests, 8. Superior Ribbed Silk Vests, ‘The American Hosiery Company's Vests and Pants, alno the “C. & G." French Bal. Vests and Pants for la. dies and children, at reduced prices. 25 CENTS. Children’s Gauze, threestyles, 25 CENTS. Children's Ribbed Lisle Vesta, 40 CENTS. Children's Ribbed Bal. Vests, AN EXPLANATION. Ttneed hardly be explained that the Jersey-shane gauze Vests, quoted on the price list at 1%, are usu- Glly sold at 25e, Many will recognize the favorite 50c. vests of the bexinning of the season in those quoted on the price List at Sic. These vests being extra long and with the improved fine rib fit the figure perfectly. Only colors blue, yellow, ecru, white. The 35c. ribbed Bul. Vests are shown in sizes to fit 44-inch bust measure. Fifty cents would be cheap for them. The 59c. lisle vests of the price list are the 75 cent vests of last week, Silk vests at 6c. come in pink, blue, canary, cream, nile green, flesh, cardinal, gold, white, and salmon, Those at $1.25, with V-shape front of silk lace work, many will remember at much higher price, A Trazz-Diar Suz 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 China 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.) 40c. Scorcu Ghsouaus 25c. You have heard of them, perhaps, at 35c., and possi- bly a few remnants at less, but this is the first mention of afne variety S Plaids, Stripes,and Plain Colors in real Scotch Ginghams at #5c.a yard. It is only neces- sary to add: Call ss soon as possible and secure choice. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Novetry Ghxouaxs Ar 124. ‘The Qusakershades 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 balf dollars in- stead of cents their beauty would be better appreci- ated. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) ‘Never before, here or elsewhere, have such qualities been offered for 50c. and 6Sc. a yard. There are only two pieces Albatross, three pieces of Serges, and one piece Nuns’ Veiling. The color is a 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. §27 The above odd pieces were secured at much be- low usual prices from the importer, who is preparing for fall trade. The qualities can’t be judged by the Prices. _(Continued below.) 100 pieces, averaging 1634 yards toesch piece, are offered at $10.68 apiece. This is an opportunity to buy adress length of White China Silk of s quality that usually costs considerably more money. The following are good bargains—judging by the qualities offered at the prices: 15 pieces White Japanese Silks, 27 inches, 890, 45 pieces Colored China Silks, all shades, 75c. 25 pieces Surah Silks, 18 inches, 75c, Ga The last mentioned sre suitable for sashes. THE PALAIS ROYAL, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Well might a 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 patronage in order to be able to claim a suc- ‘Cessful purchase. ‘This much can be promised you: A BAVING OF FROM 25c. TO 50c. A YARD. ‘The prices are suspiciously low, so please don’t pre- tend to pags judyement 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, 334-in. hem and 23 inches of embroidery, for only 6#c. a yard, and & @ quality that you have been told is @ bargain at 81.25 @ yard, It is repeated—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, but you see there's no apace for furtuer details, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, a Cor, 12th and/Pa ave. ‘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 cau deck you out complete; there is nothing you will peed to take along that we do not carry. Even for the Children you will find just what is needed. Remember, whatever you buy from us ia 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 & stock of these goods second to none. All new designs and shapes; all beautiful patterns of Embroidery. For Workmanship our Underwear is wel! 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 cousequence 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. sightly looking, DRESSING SACQUES FOR 98. Anything you want ina PARASOL? We have all new things, anything your fancy pre- sents. Any CORSET you buy from us thet does dot give the wear you desire, bring it to us and have it re Placed whether it be a 50 cent one ora satin corset, LADIES’ WHITE WRAPPERS. ‘We would be ¢lad to have you see our different styles. We only sttempt to give you a faint ides of our Stock by calling your attention 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 andijback, with cuffs of same material, only 82.50 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 83.98, An exceedingly 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 exten- sively; there being such s 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 Lave more than one We are showing an enormous line ; we have rece! ved many new things during the past fortnight. Among the latest styles are FINE FRENCH FLANNELS, with different widths and colorings, st $3. Splendid Shirts, Extra quality CREPE CLOTH SHIRTS, perfect ft- fing, with fine hair-line stripes in different colors; wash beautifully. Price $2.50. ‘We have received many more dozens of our popular $2 SHIRT; they come in numerous patterns, all nest and pretty. LADIES’ MULL TIES, ELABORATELY TRIM- MED, ONLY 100. An clogant line of WINDSOR TIES, full width and length, choice, 50c. See the beautiful patterns in SATTEENS we are selling at 123¢c. per yard. ANDERSON’S BEST SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 350. per yard, in 75 handsome patterns CHALLIES, new patterns, 8c. per yard. FINE WHITE INDIA LINEN, at 123¢c. per yard. ‘We can cover your furniture for you, We have the facilities and all expert workmen to do the work well, Estimstes cheerfully given. Window Screens, full size, 33. ‘Don't go away without leaving your order for visit- ing cards. We engrave 50 cards for 8G. The work is guaranteed, WE CAN FORWARD YOUR CARDS. We sell MUKRAY AND LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER for 490. per bottle, and the celebrated Col- gate's Violet Water for 350. 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 your address. Come in to-day, Our store is delightfully cool , 50 Patent Cooling Fans in constant operation. ANS: BURGH & BRO 420-422-424-426 Seventh at