Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1889, Page 4

’ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1889 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: CROSBY S. NOYES. STAR bas the fullest Lecal ny Newspaper in the World, Advertising Medium is worth ras New York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building. Tar Stan's recently published correspond- ence from Rockville, giving the views of some leading men of Montgomery county concerning the effects of the destruction of the canal, estimates the shrinkage in value of lands dependent upon the canal for a market | at 50 per cent. and presents substantial reasons for believing that a railroad can be safely built along the line of the canal. Montgomery county is deeply interested in the repair of the canal or the immediate substitution of a railroad, and ® movement for the call of a special session of the Maryland legislature is suggested. The state constitution, it is held, forbids the legislature to make a direct appropriation for the aid of the canal, but it can amend the canal company’s charter so as to permit the construc- tion of a railroad, and it can dispose of its in- terest in the canal. These steps will, it is thought, simplify somewhat the canal problem. But many legal perplexities, and apparently anavoidable causes of delay, obstruct the werk of restoration or substitution. The canal is useless now as a water way and water power, and remains at the Georgetown end only as an open sewer without sufficient water and degree Asovr Mess Fuassex Sumrs. $1.50. Those who are content ity and indifferent concerning styles, will find these shi:ts bargains they'll preciate. Call, anyway,and compare E i Es AA - Such showers as to-day are, to say the least, uncom- fortable to those who are attired in warm weather costumes, Every one should own an Umbrella, and thus be Prepared for rain or sun. ‘he prettiest handles ever offered at the prices are shown in the new “Gloria” Umbrellas; they are of silver and roll gold, in crooks, rings, clubs, ete. Ladies’ size $1.50; Men's, $2.20. Uf these Umbrelias split within one year of purchase they will be recovered free of charge. Every lady should own one of the new feather-weight Silver Gray Circulars, which are rain proof, weigh but afew ounces, can be carried in the pocket, and only cost $1.45, Isn't it worth $1.45to save your dress? Will you buy a parasol at half price? THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Buoxex Lors Or Suozs. Nearly one thousand pairs of Ladies’, Misses’, Boy's and Children’s Shoes are being closed out below cost. Bargains unparalleled in the shoe trade of Washington are to be offered. This isa short announcement, but the prices to be quoted will be talked of from one end of Washington to another. Sale commences to-mor- of fall to keep itself clean. It has lost its value and threatens to become a nuisance; and yet the immediate fatnre does not give encouraging promise of either its repair, or the supply of an effective substitute to do its work. Much intelligent hard work is required from the Dis- trict and Montgomery county and all the canal interests. The best must be made of a bad situation, with as little delay as possible. a It would not be surprising if—to use a broad Hibernicism—the first criminal put to death by electricity in New York state were not put to death atall. A number of electrical experts have set their faces against the execution of Kemmler’s sentence, on the ground that so little is known, even to men of science, of the effects of various kinds of shocks that it would be wrong to make this man as subject of blind experiment. One of them goes so far, even, as to tell of his own experience in receiving a shock which every- body believed fatal, and being restored by con- tact with damp earth. This would lead to the idea that the only way to make sure of getting rid Of a ruffian after electrifying him would be to desiccate his body or burn it up. To bury it in the ordinary way, at least for a good while after the execution, would be at the risk of re- storing the man to life only to suffer a death a thousand times more horrible by suffocation under ground. But it seems as if all this discussion were fruitless, Nothing can be discovered about the effects of electricity deliberately applied for the purpose of producing death until it has been tried; and the plea that such a punishment would be cruel comes with especially bad grace from Kemm- ler, who, if the evidence which convicted him is to be trusted at all, did not give his victim her choice of modes of death when he mur- dered her. But, now that the electricians have joined the chorus for the defense, it is possible that the court of appeals may be won over to their view and the assassin permitted to die of old age through the absence of any statute ander which he can be cut off untimely. The public spirit of Pennsylvania's citizens, which has been shown in a brilliant light from the day the Johnstown disaster was first made known through the newspapers, received a fresh and striking exemplification yesterday, when it was decided to avoid the expense and trouble of calling the legislature in extra session by backing the governor with private means contingent on the failure of an appro- priation at the next regular session to clear up the debris of the flood. There is really no danger of such a failure, for the state has always been liberal in caring for its own citizens and property; but the prompt action of « handful of rich and generous men has placed public duty and private benevolence in their proper relation to each other at a stage when the possibility of their confusion was calling forth comment of a nature unfavorable to the most successful prosecution of the work in hand. The money so nobly contributed by the American people in every section can now be confined to the purposes for which it was in- tended by the givers, to wit, the relief of the homeless, ill-clad, meagerly-fed people who lost most of their wo.ldly stores in the whirl- -_ a The poet's question, “What isso rare as a day in June?” was evidently intended to fit some other June than this. Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday were broiling enough to have been done quite through. ————— Seattle justifies her past reputation for pluck by the way she is beginning to build her new business quarter before the ruins of the old one have fairly had time tocool. That is the sort of spirit which vindicates Washington ter- | ritory’s claim to statehood—the independence | and energy which make a commonwealth | strong and rich, $$ At Fort Dodge, Iowa, they are having a great public controversy over the question of turn- ing cows loose in the streets. In this city we have no controversy, because public opinion is all one way. But there is no doubt that an ordinance established by the police authority of the Commissioners would be exceedingly popular forbidding the driving of cattle threugh the highways of Washington. Con- sidering that the animals have no business in the city, anyway, and that the suggested change in the regulations would involve merely a little more exertion on the part of the drovers in sending their stock by a roundabout instead of | a straight path from one point to another out- side of the municipal limits, there does not appear to be anything unreasonable in an ap- peal for a reform. ei --— In the Armes case the District is put to a ghee THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below. ae Fass Ar Svnrrsz Pauces. SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY of Lace-Trimmed Gauze Fans at 94c.each. The Japanese Fans, with ‘silk cords and triple sticks, for 10c.each. The new patent Folding Fans at 10c.,and YOU'LL ADMIT SURPRISE PRICES, (Continued below.) Srectan Sax | HITE Surrs. ‘The Palais Royal has pleasure in requesting your Presence To-morrow to a most important sale of WHITE SUITS. The entire stock of one of the leading manufacturers of the United States has been secured 80 advantageously tha tthe lowest prices ever quoted for first-class goods will be quoted. A PRICE LIST. Prices of the Ladies’ India Linen Suits, trimmed with Embroidery and Ribbons, $3.50, 84. $6, 87, 88, #9, $10, 812, $13, $14, ¢ — $17, 818, $19 €20, 822, $24, B25, 827, ’ Attention is asked to the $33.50 Suits, with plaited Skirts and embroidered trimmed Waist. To the 88 India Linen Suits, with box-plaited Skirt, with four rows of revering; basque tucked and trim- med with revering. To the $9 Suits of all over embroidery and trim- mings of wide ribbons. To the $12 Suits with plaited skirts with two rows of embroidery and basque trimmed with ribbons and embroidery. Tothe $17 Mull Suits with hemstitched skirts, Plaited and tucked, with ribbon trimmings. SH The finish, the style, the fit, the tout ensemble proclaims these suits superior. That you will with pleasure admit on examination is confidently written, Nothwithstanding some of the suite are $5 below the market prices alterations will be made free of charge. THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘ Tue Cunpnews Ware Surs. The list of prices only gives an idea of the variety— $1, $1.50, $2.50, $2.75, 83, $3.50, 84, 85, $6, 87, $8, + $11.50, 812, $137 0 Suits have plain skirts with hem, plaited waists with two rows of embroidery back and front. Neck and sleeves also embroidered. All sizes from 4 to 12 years. The materials also would cost you more than @1.50. Equal surprises at other prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Lors Buovses Asp Warsrs. Feeling assured that the above quoted sp-cial sale of suits will attract many to the second floor to-mor- row, A SPECIAL EXHIBITION will be made of white Inia Linen Blouses and Waists. These will be found in the Cotton Underwear Department. Ladies may expect to find the largest variety in this city, and it has been said “as good as any New York stock.” THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Srecur Suz Groves Asp Mirrs' THE PALAIS ROYALS latest special sale surprise is in the Glove Department. The special sale prices are positively for Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, June 13, 14, and 15 ONLY. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) AS8c. Sux Marrs For 39c. ‘Two thousand four hundred ladiesof Washington who know of the Palais Royal's 48c. Black Silk Jersey ‘Mitts—200 dozen of these mitts have been sold this season, 200x12—2,400. To those who have paid 48c. itis written: The quality ts not equalled elsewhere at 50 | cents a pair, To those who would profit by the special sale price it is written: For 39c. a pair for June 13, 14, and 15 ONLY, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 750 Sux Mirrs For 58c. ‘These celebrated Milanese Silk Mitts need no intro- duction to the very many who prefer them to Fowne’s, It is an advertisement—these 75c. Mitts for 58¢.— which will cost the Palais Royal a few cents on every pairsold. It is an advertisement that you should show appreciation of. Remember, the Palais Royal is not begwing to be relieved of undesirable stock, but is magnanimously (?) offering you its most popular Silk ‘Mitts at less than the wholesale price. Ea" One Pair ONLY to each customer, and at 58. a pair, for June 13, 14, and 15 ONLY. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continned below.) 98c. Sux Groves For Td. ‘Have you worn Milanese Silk Gloves? If so you'll appreciate the special sale price, ‘Milanese Silk Gloves have superseded Fowne's cele- brated English Gloves because, while as durable, they are very much lighter in weicht. You can never be decetved concerning Milanese Silk Gloves, Crush them in the hand and they'll gladden yourears with that noise only the best silk makes. Open your hand and the gloves will spring forth and Bot show s crease. Try them on and you'll see your rings through the silk. Wear them a week, a month, two months, and they'll still be a perfect black; they'll still be as good as new, that is, if you have treated them anyways fairly, and that's why they are econom- Rew use as the place of imprisonment or exile of « court-martialed army officer. Notwith- standing this circumstance there is little danger that the capital will cease to be the paradise of army officers and become their Siberia, This feature of Capt. Armes’ punish- ment resembles the country school penalty, Pang compels a boyish culprit to sit with the ———— The career of Mr. George W. Roosevelt, who has just been promoted from consul at Bor- deaux to consul-general at Brussels, that the charge of slight official tenure which is often brought against the American consular system is not without its notable exceptions. Mr. Roosevelt was a brave soldier during the civil war, and carries two confederate bullets needed. He wasappointed by President Hayes consul at Aukland, New Zealand, and thence was transferred to St. Helena, and thence sgain to Matanzas, in Cuba, each transfer be- ing in the nature of an advance, President Garfield promoted him to the consulship at Bordeaux, and President Cleveland was so im- pressed with his record,on looking it over, that he was retained through the last adminis- tration. His new step upward is a sign that he service. eenautelL fedelphias Pee Write for descriptive price my 14-2078 ical gloves to wear and cheap at 98c. You know whst Silk Gloves are? You know how often they wear in holes, how the fingers pop through and how they sometimes soil the hands, andoften wear s rusty looking black. Here's aSilk Glove with- out these drawbacks, und offered you at the wholesale price during Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 13, 14and 15. Say “Thank you!” or, better still, also buy some article which yields a profit. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) EVERY PAIR IS WARRANTED, so that not only can you have them tried on without nervousness, but you also obtain the best Gloves. If the Gloves were ‘not the best, would they not be liable to split or show other defects that inferior Gloves are heir to? And if they were liable to split could the Palais Royal afford togive 8 new pair each time? Therefore are you of- fered the very best Gloves and at prices lower than. ‘usually quoted, beosuse credit is not asked when the Gloves are bought or given when they are sold. FOR PROMENADE. The Palais Royal's best Un- Gressed Kid Mousquetaires are shown in scarce shades of dress materials, The price—@1.85—is low for the best Gloves, FOR RIDING OR DRIVING. ‘The Gauntlet English Dogskin Gloves at $1.35 and the Castor Beaver at special sale FOR @1.25 A PAIR, THE PaLals ROYAL, 4. LISNER, 12 Cor. 12th and Pa ave, Orn Tuaxxs Are due to our worthy patrons for their timely call, thereby siding us to double this month's sales. HEILBRUAGS LARGEST OXE-PRICE SHOE HOUSE, 7 D DDD E S883 : nat TLL mo ie eo : 3 S38 HH “oo” Eee = 402 SEVENTH STREET. ut See The Old Lady in Window. Rea Tus. ESPECIALLY THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE GOING TO THE MOUNTAINS. ‘YOU MUST HAVE ONE PAIR OF HIGH BUTTON BOOTS, STRONG AND SERVICEABLE, EASY AND COMFORTABLE, SUITABLE FOR CLIMBING, THAT WILL NOT BE HURT BY LOOSE STONES AND DUSTY ROADS—A BUTTONED RUSSET WILL BE THE VERY THING—WE HAVE THEM FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. FOR DRESS OCCA- SIONS, FOR THOSE WHO WEAR HIGH SHOES, A PAIR OF FRENCH KID BUTTON; FOR THOSE WHO WEAR LOW SHOES, SOMETHING IN FANCY OXFORDS, TAN OR MOUSE SUEDE, RUSSET OR CLARET, OR PATENT LEATHER WILL BE NEC- ESSARY. THE MEN OF COURSE MUST HAVE LOW RUSSET OR PATENT LEATHER LACE. THE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO DANCE MUST HAVE A PAIR OF FANCY SLIPPERS AND EVERYBODY, MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN, SHOULD HAVE A PAIR OF RUBBERS, FOR MOUNTAIN RAINS COME UP SUDDENLY AND GIVE ONE NO TIME TO SEND TO TOWN FOR RUBBERS. THIS IS WHAT IT WILL COST YOU: LADIES’ RUSSET BUTTON, PATENT LEATHER TIP, $4.00. BLACK “BURI" KID BUTTON, 85.00. MEN'S RUSSET LACE, 85.00, 26.00. KANGAROO LACK, $5.00, $7.00. LADIES’ FRENCH KID, HAND TURN, BUTTON, 85.00 TO 87.00. OXFORD TIES, ALI COLORS AND BLACK, $2.00 TO 85.00. SLIPPERS, PLAIN AND FANCY, $1.50 TO $5.00. MEN'S RUSSET OXFORDS, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00. PATENT LEATHER LACE, 85.00. BBR Cu RRR we 2 S BB RR TET oss a 2 oe) Bes ‘usd 8ys8 T Je12 1211 F STREET N. W. Worcester Usanermorn Dicrtoxany, LEATHER, INDEXED, WEBSTER'S, SAME FORM, #10. C. C. PURSELL, Bookseller, 418 Oth st. nw. HAS ATTACKED OUR CITY; IN FACT IT'S QUITE AN EPIDEMIC. WE DON'T REFER TO THAT DREADED DISEASE, BUT TO THE POPULAR AND UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND FOR RUSSET SHOES. EVERYBODY WEARS THEM, OLD AND YOUNG, AND WHY NOT? THEY'RE NO MORE CONSPICUOUS THAN A LIGHT DRESS OR COAT, AND MUCH MORE DE- SIRABLE THAN BLACK SHOES; COOLER, MORE COMFORTABLE, REQUIRE NO BLACKING, ARE LESS LIABLE TO CRACK, AND NOT AS COSTLY. FORTUNATE IN ORDERING LARGE SUPPLIES EARLY IN THE SEASON, WE ARE NOW SELLING THESE GOODS, AND RELIABLE QUALITIES ONLY, AT LESS THAN PRESENT WHOLESALE PRICES. At $2.50 and €3.00, Men's Russet Calf, Tan and Olive Goat hand-sewed Oxford Ties, Laced and Bicycle Boots, sold everywhere at 84.00, At $2, Men's Genuine Goat, Low and High Cut Shoes, perfect beauties and fully as good as many 83 Shoes Boys’ and Youths’ Serviceable Tan Laced and Ox: fords, at 75¢., $1, $1.25, $1.50 and 81.75—50c. a pair below ruling prices. At $1.50 and $2, Ladies’ Russet Laced and Button Boots, durable, and Just the thing for the mountains and the seashore. Ladies’ Russet Oxford Ties, in all the different colors, any widths, $1, $1.25, 1.50, #1.75 and #2. At 75c., Ladies’ Hand-turn Kusset Oxford Ties, which put all other 81 ones in the shude. Misses’ and Child’s Russet Spring-heel Button Boots, warranted best quality Goat, $1, 1.25 aud $1.50. Our truly great 75c. Tan-colored Ties, for Misses and Children, heeled or spring-heel. WM. HAHN & CO’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, Main Store, 816 7th st. ‘West End Store, 1922 Penn. ave, Capitol Hill Store, 231 Penn. ave. 8.6. 312-00 Roszisos, Parker & Co:s Orrenixa OF MIDSUMMER STYLES. ‘While our stock is large enough to meet the people's wants—and embraces every style and fabric that fash- ion has dubbed correct—yet we claim—in point of fact ‘we know—that 8 properly selected assortment of season- able styles isof much more importance to the con- sumer than “mountains” of undesirable goods—goods made up cheaply to be sola cheap—and cheap clothing is dear at any price. For midsummer wear we are now showing feather- weight chevioteens from the land of Bruce and Wal- lace—constructed by American skill into suits of matchless fitting properties, at $15 A SUIT. American serge suits—half lined—well made, finely fitting and of thorough “ staying" qualities—g10 A SUIT. Blarney Tweeds from the “Emerald Isle.” made up in Skeleton Sack Suits by the highest order of Ameri- can labor, $15 8 Suit. Coats and Vests of light, airy silken fabrics,woven by the followers of Confucius in the far-off “Flowery Kingdom,” made into garments of grace and comfort by American hands, $8, $10 and 812. Alpacas in every shade, from Black to Cream, $1.50 to $6. Light Striped Woolen Stuffs in Coats and Vests, $1.50 to$5. Mohasirs, Pongees, Drap d'Etes, Nuns’ Cloths and kindred kinds in endless variety of grade and color. Boisterous “Blazers” and ordinary Office Coats, 50c, to @5. Separate Coats, separate Vests and separate Trousers, in summer weights, at prices that will surprise the skeptical. Our house is the distribut- ing center for Summer Garments —clothing only. ONLY CLOTHING.—It keeps us going lively to prop- erly provide proper Clothing for the people—AT PROPEB PRICES. A Ranz Cuaxce. HATS TRIMMED FREE. BY BUYING YOUR HATS AND TRIMMINGS OF US WE WILL TRIM YOUR HAT FREE OF CHARGE. \THIS OFFER 18 ONLY FOR THIS WEEK. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. The continued rainy weather is our only reason for making this offer, and we feel positive that this offer will not be made again this season, We guarantee the same attention to style and finish during this offer as at any time. BUY YOUR HAT AND TRIMMINGS OF US, AND Have your Hat Trimmed by our best milliners, and we charge you nothing for trimming. THE BON MARCHE. Nece F; TXINGS. SPECIAL PRICES. For the next three days we quote special prices in thisdepartment. We mention a few of them here, but you will find a general reduction on a great many arti- cles which we have selected from our large assortment as attractors, Choice of six new styles Embroidered Fauntleroy Sets (collar and cuffs), 25c, net. Ladies’ Linen Fauntelroy Collars, embroidery ruffled edge, 25c. ; cuffs Se. were 48c., 75c. and 98c., reduced to .35c., 63c, and B50. Ladies’ Embroidery Mull Directoire Collars, lace trimmed and lace ends, were 98c., $1.25 and $1.48, marked down to 75c., 98c, and $1.25. Fine Embroidery Mull Ties, 15 patterns, regular Price 25c.; choice, 150. Fine Embroidery Hemstitched Mull Ties, choice of 10 pattern, that were 38c., at 250, Ladies’ Full-Roll Summer Collars, pure linen, only 25e. each, Ladies’ Linen Collars, all styles, 3 for 25, regular Price, 10c. Ladies’ Mourning Sets, 20c. set, reduced from 250, 60-inch Long Black Spanish Guipure Lace Scarf, 12 inch wide, regular price 50c., choice at 42c, ‘THESE PRICES FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. match, 25¢.; THE BBR 00. NNN BoB OO NNN bp 83 NNN BBB 00 NNN MMMM A RRR cCO H H FEE MMMM AA RR OO Halt E MMMM AA ERR O HH EE MM . £E £9 § 8 bee MMM4 A RR COO H ERE © dell 316 7th st. n. w. $3.60 A Crcwoxe. $3.60 THE ONLY CYCLONE IN SIGHT AND THE ONLY ONE APT TO STRIKE THIS COM- MUNITY THIS WEEK, THE PREDICTION OF THE WEATHER PROPHET TO CON- TRARY NOTWITHSTANDING, IS THE ONE INAUGURATED BY US. WE HAVE, BY ACTUAL COUNT, 371 SUITS FOR FROM 4 TO 9 YEARS, NONE WORTH LESS THAN 8450 AND FROM THAT TO $8. WE HAVE TOO MANY OF THEM AT THIS TIME OF THE SEASON. THEY MUST GO, AND YOU CAN HAVE THE CHOICE OF ANY ONE OF THE EN- TIRE LOT FOR $3.60, THE LOSS TO US IN SELLING THESE GARMENTS AT THAT PRICE IS GREAT, IF YOU ARE WISE YOU WILL PROFIT BY IT. WE CORDIALLY IN- VITE YOU TO INSPECT THEM. ‘THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO., _3e12-eo1m 211 Pa, ave. ac. J. C. Horcmssoy, IMPORTER MILLINERY SUMMER OPENING, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JUNE 12 AND 13. ‘The latest creations of Summer Millinery. WHITE SUITs at closing prices, sell 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. SSgh A g8Ss H GGG Sst A ss Ft «6G SE AAA gS HOHHS NAG Go SssS Lota” ASss° GGG rrr T t v T P RR TT 555g oo R ott per jaut Uf Sys, P KR U Sss8 BBR ee ™ gS8g | age oe 2 pepe AA ®s8, Baa“ 8558 GGG, RRR Trrr G@ GER T G ERK r Goa k R v Goo KR v MM MM = 00 y N Gaq. Rae se ¥ ie MM oo ¥. N GGG MAR “Oo N GGG 88, OA AA wig Aah Sgs8 AA = A good bit of our profit goes with each article of Your purchase, but that we are not standing m, 70 REDUCE THE STOCK OUR OBJECT, NO MATTER WHAT IT COSTS US. We are not spending hundreds of dollars in adver- tising this sale; it will advertise itself; but do not think that because we use only small space in the ‘‘writing up" of it that the sale is comparatively small—the best things sometimes come in the’smallest packages, you know. But the less it costs us to ad- vertise a sale the heavier the reductions we can make, ‘so do not pass over our card because we are not mak- ing a big showing in the papers. A crowded store is the best evidence of the guod things to be found there. DRY GOODS FOR TO-MORROW, Gitems only. They represent a department full. 40c. full bleached Turkish Bathing Towels, size 48 pre es: SPECIAL PRICE 5c. EACH, 25e. colored Persian Lawns, in Navy Blue and Black grounds, with pretty small figures, make very com- fortable light-weight dresses. MOVING PRICE 18.4 YARD. 50e. all-wool Crean Nun's Veiling, 36 inches wide, makes the prettiest and softest dresses for summer wear, SPECIAL SALE Mc. A YARD, 5c, Cream all-Wool Serge, 38 inches wide; never have been so much worn as now. CLEARING PRICE hSe. A YARD. 25c. genuine Scotch Ginghams, 32 inches wide; this is Gingham year remember, They were never so pop- ular, We haveevery pattern you imagine in Ging- Retablished 1840. MOVING PRICE 2%, 4 YARD, ‘25c. double-width Mohairs, in all the stytes, newest and patterns. CLOSING PRICE 2c. 4 YARD, And a store full of other itema at | BAUS: POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, A Bevorr Or Isrenesrixo Irexs Wooxesmax. Jexs 121, 1889. mM FRO! B8AKS AND COMPANY. Tn getting up our daily paragraphs we endeavor to ‘it upon topics that are demanding your attention and about which wecan be of service to you. Diversity of subjecte—but all im- LIVERIES. Portantones. If you're not in need BOYS' CLOTHING of anything under the first head— MEN'S SHOES. the second or third will surely touch you on a tender spot, LIVERIES, Every well-regulated establishment is now making & change in the uniform of its attendants—private fami- Yes or clubs, Light-weixbts and the latest shades are ‘ecessary tos correct, consistent appearance. Place Your retinue in our hands, We'll see that they're “rigged out” ina manner that will be creditable to Your position. You'll have to tell us the shade of the coat you want yourcoachman to wear. Fashion says either Blue, Green, Wine, or Buff, with trousers to match, or Fawn colored Bedford Corda, Leave the style and cut to us. That'll be safe in our hands, Linen Liveries, Furnishings, and Hats and their Rubber Out- fits, too—complete. BOYS’ CLOTHING. ‘We want to tell you that our summer lines of feather-weights in Cassimeres, Worsteds, and Cheviots have been compiled with care and an eye to style. Two and three piece short and long pants Suits in genteel patterns, in novel and nobby cuts, and thor oughbred qualities—that's the stock, The very thin Seersuckers, Alpacas, Flannels, Serges, and goods on that order we carry in big quantities, Not Just enough to say we keep them, but to be able to meet your call, whatever it may be. White and Fancy Vests, Lingn and Duck Single Pants, Blazers for the boys, MEN'S SHOES. ‘You want to see the “Regal Bal.” It’s a new intro- duction, but it's a “taker.” Genuine French Calf, hand sewed, in Lace or Congress, 84. We don’t com- mend this idly, but because we know its worth. Shapely comfortable and durable. Another isthe Victor Kangaroo, all solid leather, = $3 Shoe with us, At least $4 anywhere else, andin Some places $5. We wouldn't guarantee it without ‘We were sure of its reliability, Don’t forget the old standby’s, our $1.98 Black Bottom Calf and Kangaroo. Had » greater run than any shoe ever offered in Washington, SAKS AND COMPANY, OUTFITTERS FOR EVERYBODY, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. Jel2 Waar Wrearner Tus Is For SERGES? WHAT A LOT OF COMFORT CAN BE HAD IN A SERGE SUIT JUST NOW, AND ALL THROUGH THE SUMMER. SERGES ARE THE COOLEST WOOLEN GOODS MADE FOR MEN'S WEAR. AND NOT ONLY THAT, THEY ARE VERY GEN- TEEL, VERY DURABLE, AND NOT EXPEN- BIVE. WE SELL, A SUIT ENTIRELY UN- LINED, OF GOOD QUALITY, AT $12.50. HALF LINED, AT $15. FINER GRADES AT $18. 820, AND @25—-THE LATTER HALF LINED WITH FINE SILK. A WORD OR TWO ABOUT EXTRA THIN STUFF. IF YOU WANT THE FINEST GOODS MADE, OUR SILK COATS AND VESTS ARE WHAT YOU WANT. THEY COME IN PLAIN BLACK, DIAGONAL, RIBBED. oO ‘THESE ARE ENTIRELY NEW AND VERY HANDSOME. ALSO IN GRAY STRIPE, BROWN. STRIPE, GRAY PLAID AND PLAIN BROWN. FOR WASH GOODS THERE IS NOTHING EQUAL TO THE GENUINE PONGEE SILK. EXTREMELY LIGHT AND COOL, BUT VERY STRONG AND DURABLE AND WASHES LIKE LINEN. MOHAIRS, ALPACAS, SICILLIENS, DRAP D'ETE, SEERSUCKER, LINEN AND COT- TON. ALL PRICES, FROM $10 FOR COAT AND VEST DOWN TO THE 50c, OFFICE COATS, YOU MAY BE SURE THAT NOONE HAS A FINER OR FRESHER STOCK. AND NOONE WILL SELL YOU LOWER. E. B. BARNUM & ©O, £31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. jell Turre Arr Goon TIMES IN THE WORLD AND LALNT INEM! Sighed Robert Eismere. ‘There are Good Clothes in Washington and we are ine! shouts the small bd &hd jeun to get into some more of "em, BECAU VICTOR E. ADLER MAKES IT SO E-A-S-¥! 8 a Boy's “cailor” Suit, strictly All Wool; wn Click Suit, Sizes, 4’ to 14 years, Sis the price of apretty'and substantial Plaid Size, 4 to 14 years, 82.75 will bu: tly All-Wool Cassimere Suit, Light Brown; also 8 Navy Blue Suit, fast color. Sizes, to 14 years. 8.0018 our price fora Steel Gray Suit, strictly all dark ground and wool; or a handsome Cheviot Suit, li pes. Sizes, 4to 14 yea = secures & light Drab Cassimere Suit, sag 4 — ;exceedingiy ueat aud cool looking. ‘Sizes, to ears. 5.90 buys a Dark Scotch plaid Suit. Sizes, 4 to 14 years 3.75 is the price of a modest Bluish Gray Suit, all yok ined Weight, and very durable, £7 ear. .87 captures a Brown “ 8: ” Suit, with dark stripes, Sizes, 6 to 13 yeura. $4.12 is the'price we hue fora full fledged double and twist, through and through, outand out,xilt. Scotch Tweed Suit, as full of style us a dude is of con= ceit. Will successfully resist the reckless coutortions of anv rollicking boy. whether he rides “a buck “Broncho” or an obstrepet le a mo penchant forthe dignibed “leap frog,” or is afflicted with the ustional cruze—base 4.25 is the price of another Suit of the same sort, only little more so. bizes, 4 to 14 years, x 50. ‘This line runs ina galloping groove. It's Ehishy you Know. “Must be seen to be appreciated. Sizes, years. $4.75. The Line of Suits at this price comprises many varieties. A wilderuess of styles and designs, from grave to gay, lively to severe, with all intermediate cover volute well er Oit PANTS FOR BOYS. Sizes, 4 to 14 years. 56, 600 7c, 79 Bin $1.13, 81,25, 91,37, 99.50, boy" must have his day.” Isnt I" order that not be legt out an the cold alt swe would remind you that we have quite a number of Men's Cassimere its, strictly ui] wool, at 3. 00 @ suit. WAGON UMBRELLAS (38 inches,) ben © 2 VICTOR E. ADLER'S PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE and 928 7th st, n.w.. corner ‘irictly “One Price, Open Saturdays until 11 p.m. OCHDALES TAKE NOTICE. R erence, also Trade Circular, Je7-70" Ly ava 310 Y REF- wae st. D.w., Pine Bucoa, OPERA GLASSES AT COST. ONYX TABLES AT COST. FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS WILL SELL THE FRANK M. LEWIS, JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH, 1215 PENNA AVE je4-Om rc fe) or coe TORS oR Ever since we have been in business we have ‘been on the lookout for a line of Perfumeries and Toilet Waters that we could put our name on and stand for. After negotiating two years With one of the largest and most renowned manufacturers in the world,we have at last ®uc- ceeded in getting what we wanted—which was nothing more or less than = line of Perfume- ries and Toilet waters made expressly for us, in the odors we select, with our name printed on every bottle. We were not willing to put ou: nameon ® poor perfume, Weaimed to get the ‘very best that could be made, and we have suc- ceeded. We are satisfied that if you ever once be- Comes user you will use no other, whether it be offered you for less or more, Let us have a chat about Perfumeries in gen- eral. You are no doubt aware that the finest Perfumeries are made from cultivated flowers, and not from s variety of ingredients, as many People suppose. You would be surprised to know what a small per cent of the Perfumeries now on the market are really pure and made from flowers, Theusual way is to patch-up in- ferior perfumes and waters in curionsly-shaped bottles,with high-colored cabalistic signs to make them look attractive to catch those who Duy as their eyes dictate, without reference tothe Sweetness and strength of the odor it contains. This is one reason why we have put our Ex- tracts, Colognes, Bay Rums, and Toilet Waters in the plainest aud most conveniently shaped bottles, with a small label printed in neat char- acters, giving the odor and our name. The good- ‘ness and beauty is all on the inside, which inno- vation we believe you will appreciate. Here is ‘test: the liquid should be rich and transparent, and no sediments should appear at the bottom. ‘If otherwise you can reasonably be sure that it isadulterated, We would like to take each odor and give you its history, what it is made from, &c., but space will not permit. Rest assured of one thing We know the hands that handle them from their crude state to the bottling and labelling, and have no hesitation whatever in commending them to our customers as being simply unsurpassed for pureness, for tone, Strength, sweetness and lasting qualities, As you know, there are some extracts that give a Gelightful odor when first used, but do not last anytime. These odors will scent the handker- chief even after it has passed through the laun- ary. Here is e partial list of the various perfume- ries, &c., yet the proof of their goodness can only be demonstrated by a trial. Woodward & Lothrop’s Triple Extracts, in M-ounce, 134-ounce, 2, 4, and S-ounce sizes, 30% only 25e.; 13-02, only 480; 2-02, only 68¢.; 4-02, only $1; 8-oz, only $1.68. The odors embrace Blue Bella, White Rose, Violet, Wood Violet, Jockey Club, Heliotrope, Stephanotis. White Lilac, Jessamine, New- mown-hay, Frangi-panni, and Capital Bouquet. We wish to call particular attention to this latter odor, Capital Bouquet, which will repre- sent our specialty. Itis probably the strongest and most delightful perfume made. Woodward & Lothrop’s Triple Toilet Waters, «these are three times as strongly scented as simple toilet waters,)in three sizes,4 ounces for 50c.; 8 ounces for 98c.; 16 ounces for $1.88. We have these triple waters in the same odors as the triple extracts, (above named) with the additional odor of Orange Blossom, which will undoubtedly become a great favorite. Woodward & Lothrop's Violet Toilet Water. This is the most refreshing and sweetest of all bath waters. Twosizes, 3-oz. at 35c.,and 8-0z, at 71c. per bottle. Woodward & Lothrop’s finest quality of Pure Cologne, This Cologue has no superior, being made from selected oils of a pure and high quality. 2styles of bottles in 4 ounce, at 34c. and 38c. Glass-stopper bottles in 8 ounce, for 58c.; 16 ounce, @1. Although the finest in quality the prices are no higher than is usually paid for inferior Colognes. ‘Woodward & Lothrop’s True West India Bay Bum. The attention of judges of Pure Bay Bum is called to this article, as we are confident you will be compelled to acknowledge it the best you Lave ever used. 8 ounce bottles, 34c.; 16 ounce bottles, 50c. Two styles of bottles at each price. ‘We have had trial bottles of every odor of the ‘Triple Extracts and Triple Waters put up to ell at the nominal price of 10c., in order that ‘you may have the opportunity of trying them ‘without much cost. We have bottles open and invite you to try a littleon your handkerchief. ‘We are determined to thoroughly introduce these Perfumertes and Totlet Waters, believing ‘awe do that they stend without » rival in purity, sweetness, and lasting qualities. We expect all other Extracts and Colognes to stop selling, fora while at least, if notalto- gether. (Tollet Dept., frst floor, rear.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, (Cor, 11th and F staS.w, A x ARES = aa ENN 8s Zt RBR RRR 00 fat* Eau OE Ss SHOPPERS’ INFORMATION. ARE YOU MAKING PREPARATIONS TO GO away? If 80, and ff you are economically inclined, you will ‘yo some money by looking at our goods, We keep everything, from a cake of soap to an outfit, so wecam save you s great deal of time, If for you, Mr. Man, we have SHIRTS, SOCKS, TIES, UMBRELLAS, SUSPENDERS, ovTING 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 we 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. All new desigus and shepes, all beautiful patterns of Embroidery. For Workmanship our Underwear is well known, ‘Our Finish cannot be excelled. ‘There is probably no morg particular person in the business than our Underwear buyer. No garment is Permitted to be placed on sale unless it is perfect im every detail, and the cousequence is we can easily war- rant the wear of Any piece of UNDERWEAR you buy from ua LADIES’ DRESSING SACQUES Are now on exhibition in endless variety. sightly looking. Au DRESSING SACQUES FOR 980, Anything you want ina PARASOL? We have ali 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 a 50 cent one or a satin corset. LADIES’ WHITE WRAPPERS, We would be glad to have you eee our different styles. We only attempt to give you a faint idea of our stock by calling your attention to the following: “Directuire” WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, which are very desirable, trimmed profusely with em- broidery, for $2.68, Another “Directoire” is made of good qual lawn with open work stcipe down front and_back, with cuffs of same material, only $2.50 all sizes. Another pretty style of ® very fine quay Indis Linen, with tucked front, basque back, cuffs and col- lars, are trimmed with deep embroidery, Extra value $3.08. 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 exten- 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 $4.08 to 818, FLANNEL SHIRTS. Tt will be necessary for you to have more than one Flannel Shirt, We are showing an enormons line; we have received many new things during the past fortnight Among the latest styles are FINE FRENCH FLANNELS, with 4ifferent 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 received many more dozens of our popular ‘$2 SHIRT; they come in numerous patterus, all neat and pretty. LADIES’ MULL TIES, ELABORATELY TRIM- MED, ONLY 100, An elegant line of WINDSOR TIES, full width and length, choice, 50. ‘See the beautiful patterns in SATTEENS we are selling at 123¢c. per yard. ANDERSON’S BEST SCOTCH GINGHAMS, 350. ver yard, in 75 handsome patterns, CHALLIES, new patterns, 8c. per yard. FINE WHITE INDIA LINEN, at 12}¢c. per yard. We can cover your furniture for you. We have the facilities and all expert workmen to do the work well. Estimates cheerfully given. Window Screens, full size, 33.” Don't go away without lesving 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 490. per bottle, and the celebrated Cab- gate’s Violet Water for 35c. per bottle. ‘Nice clear GLYCERINE SOAP Sc. per cake. TOOTH BRUSHES and POWDERS stocked by us. ‘We keep GEORGE WHITE'S READY-MADE WAIST LININGS, price 400, ‘Samples sent to any part of the United States, OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE. (Can have the FASHION GAZETTE mailed to them et ourexpense. Send your sddress. Come in today. (Our store is delightfully cool ; 50 Patent Cooling Fama in constant operation. L ANS BURGH 2 BRO. ss 420-422-424-426 Seventh ot,