Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1889, Page 4

4 D.C., T THE EVENING STAR has tne fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Wortd. and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washingt. New York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building. =—_—— The Star Out of Town. Tae Evexixe Star will be sent by mail to any address in the United States or Canada for such period as may be desired, at the rate of fifty cents per month. @2” But all such orders must be accompanied by the money, or the paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are kept with mail subscriptions. 2% — The evidence so far made public inthe Cronin investigation, while vague and inconclusive in the identification of the actual murderers, fur- nishes a strong suggestion that the crime was committed by persons associated in a camp of the Clan-na-Gael, and that other persons con- nected with that camp are trying to shield them. Nothing has yet appeared to indica‘e that the Clan-na-Gael, as a national organization, had anything to do with the crime. Indeed, a strong faction of the organization was al- ways warm in its support of Cronin, and the bulk of its members indignantly re- pudiate responsibility for the murderers aud are apparently making vigorous efforts to detect and expose them. Incidentally the Clan-na-Gael organization, however inno- cent it may be of the Cronin murder, will be subjected to o certain discredit as an un-American, secret society which is evi- dently viewed by some of its members at least as superior in authority to the government of the republic. and to be obeyed even if it orders the commission of crime. But the Irish cause would be threatened with more serious danger in the Cronin matter than the casting of incidental diseredit upon the Clan- na-Gael, if any disposition should be shown by Irishmen to shield the murderers of Cronin. It is better by far that the whole Clan-na-Gael organization should be abandoned than that American sympathy should be in any degree alienated from the cause of Ireland, or that the suspicion of Cronin’s murder should rest upon a national organization of Irish-Americans, Cronin’s murderers must be discovered and punished, and Irish-Ameri- cans are more interested in that result and may properly make greater sacrifices to attain POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE. (Established 25 years.) The clearing sale is leaving and making us hosts of Remuauts,which we are not going to fall prey too. They will be routed out to-morrow in grand shape. Our patrons will be the con- quering army ; our cutting prices the weapons, and the result will be—everybody pleased. We've had a good many rainy days this week, but they are always helpers to stir up Rem- nants; have plenty of time then to thoroughly weed them out. RED TICKETINGS IN EMBROIDERIES AND LACES, Odds and ends in 22-inch Swiss Flouncings; Red Ticketed 50. a yard. inch Swiss Flouncings; were $1.00, 21.25 and $1.50. Red Ticketed 75c. a yard, Colored Wool Laces; Ticketed Se. a yard. Machine-made Torchon Laces and Lzige. Red Ticketed ‘ard, RED TICKETINGS LY MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, 3 regular price 85c. ».00 C. P. (a la Sirene) best quality Satin colors Black, Garnet and Light Blue; |. Red Ticketed $2.1 Children’s 31. Gamps, made of Batiste and trimmed with Colored Embroidery; also a lot of Gamps of Light Blue and Pink Gingham. Red Ticketed 98c. each. styles of GSc. Gowns, made of good muslin, “Mother Hubbard” Yoke, one style finished at neck and sleeves with dimity trimming, the other with cambric ruffle. Red Ticketed 5¥c. each, JEWELRY AND LEATHER GOODS FOR RED TICKET. Alot of 50c. Pocket Books, with metal trim- mings, all leather; leather lined. Red Tick- eted 3: were 18¢c.and 20c. Red ere Be., 10c. A lot of Seal Leather Pocket-Books, metal Red Ticketed 69, trimmings; were 9Se. A lotof assorted Leath pocket, leather line and Moroceo Leathers, Canvass Belts, solid colors and stripes. Red ‘Pickered be ene A lot of assorted Jewelry, including Rhine Stone Hair por led Pins, &c., arriuss, Khine ‘Stones, Gold, ier “Garnet Balls, &. Red Ticketed 11c. Ait of Silver and, Rhine, Stone Bracelets, were 12! eted Se. each. NOTION =) were 2c. a Red pa c.. it than any other citizens, for they have the net of Garter! Elastic. worth Toe. ‘Red Tick- same interest as the latter in the enforcement by ye & Bone Shoe Horns, worth 7c. Red of law, and the additional motive of removing iO ach. ODS. an obstacle to the progress of the movement y lot of ‘dite ut shapes of Soaps, worth 6c.a cake. Ked Ticketed for securing a degree of self-government in Ireland. Assuming that the killing of Cronin is not a political murder for which the national organization can be held responsible, no man can render the cause of Ireland better service than by delivering up the murderers to justice, no matter what individual Irishmen or small group of Irishmen may be compromised, and no matter if the indirect effect of the exposure is to kill the Clan-na-Gael as at present organ- ized. Red Se. Red Red RED TICKED DRESS TRIMMINGS, Lpiece of all, Sk B Spanish Lace, 25 inches serch slightly damag ih was 82225 a Ket ds 0c. a yard ” Fi ae ‘ing, _— was Pan vard. ———- = ——___ Manager Abbey's scheme for a mammoth en- tertainment in aid of the Conemaugh valley sufferers is quite in line with many of his other giant enterprises and will not therefore impress the public so much by its dimensions as by its character. The idea of bringing together upon ppt bade one stage, for a brief but continuous series of | 91.58°a ya ied 1 performances, all the leading actors and sing- ers of the old world, who have made tours of America, is particularly happy. Nilsson, Patti, Bernhardt, Salvini, Irving, Terry, and a half dozen other famous artists who have filled their purses with American dollars in the past, would doubtless be not only willing. but glad to show their appreciation of favors received by doing something for an American charity. Mr. Irving a were 81.50 to Ticketed Re. a yard Vusserus eerie, good 0c. to Goce. a yard. ct, Light, ine, Pink Hed Ticketed 12h Fien D Drapery’ Net, was 0c. 8 yd ELINGS IN PARASOLS AND DM. Stick, Parasols. (tip. of stick a Black Silks sells. for 4°50. in Brown, all with & Carved Stick, srrale of fe Red Tickete! line of Failte nere, Silk roidered Scarf, has already, through our legation, made a gen- in Pink itess Creaun, slightly at some at half erous gift tothe flood relief fund, and the ieere 82.80. Belt Red Ticketed &] others on the list might very properly, through Mr. Abbey's mediumship, be afforded a chance “ oe to follow his excellent exampl ‘ ge — a: FICK ETED. bse oxidized and steel Buckles, were 25 keted, Lie. es It is a pretty compliment which France pays America in choosing the Fourth of July as the date for unveiling the statue of liberty at Paris. Good monarchists are probably won- dering what date will be chosen by them. when they get back into power, for pulling it down. TA A tot of Salk Chin te Hi hie ets, wide hematitel, were cre Tickstod. Soe Ticketed, 59e, colored bor. nd Sac. Red A lot of Cream Japanose_Si dered Handk ets, were SOc. Picketed, 42 RED The physicians who made such haste to carve A lot of eo! up Irving Bishop’s anatomy after his sudden Jar. a price, a 1 ae T oe ke collapse at the Lambs’ club in New York were indicted by the grand jury on Monday and have pleaded not guilty in a criminal court, to the charge of making a dissection unlawfully. It is thought that they would have been wiser to plead guilty and procure from the court the lightest sentence warranted by their indiscretion d of Torehon Lace’ éotiars, were 19¢, Red ed 10¢. exch, polka De Windsor Ties, worth 35c, ‘Se. each, i d Rnching, was 25 ieketed lic. a yard pua ren res tee DEPT. for it will be difficult if not impossible for them na fee ie Table Covers, were $1.60. to show that they did not violate the statute 6% doz of Bicachea Huck Towels, large size, requiring permission to be granted for an au-| knotted fringe. “wus doc. Kel Ticketed 220 topsy, and their trial by jury will probably be- come the occasion of a stronger effort than any heretofore made toestablish that Bishop was in trance and not dead when dissected, and that they are really responsible for his death, Hayti will feel quite lost without its revolu- tion if the news of the approaching peace is true. The people of the war-torn isle must long have looked forward with dread to the time when successive upheavals should have killed off all except one man and he would be left with nobody to revolute against. — — Ww ware GOODS CHANCES. ce of Lace Striped Nainsook, was 10c. ted Be. a vari ‘insook, were 12}¢c. a ieces of Dimity gtd Ticketed Be. TOK. ilks 4c. a yard. small plaids, were ay 3 pieces of Light a. Mohais 40 inches ‘ voted 4c, a yard, Gpleces of Dark Challis, in Nav. x We. | Red Tieketed 1 yard. Keuniants of all kinds at deep cuts. Itemnants of French Satteens 123¢c. a yard. Remnants of Dest American Satteens 8c. 3 yard. Best Ameri- can Challis 10c. a yard, and proportionate cuts in all other remnants, GOOR HOSIERY HED TICKETINGS, 35 pair of Infants’ Cotton Sox, in’ Dar! —— ——a i + a wel Ked Ticketed From accounts printed in the London press f Misses? Bi rilliant “1 of the personal habits of the Sha and his suite | Ho we vx ee ae oe on their travels there will be a corner in the Persian insect powder market if the party come over here. Boys’ Gauze Vests, size 34, hish or low ———————— short aleeves, were 50c. ‘Ticketed The removal of the dead bodies of men and weusiSibiey 4 ALT DEPARTMENTS. beasts from the rivers of flooded districts is 5 pair of Nottingham ‘Lace Curtains, with . ~ id pi el Ls one of the most important of the works which | Firkewed Doe! part counpices ne eee Hed tend to lessen the ill effects of the disaster. It is being pushed in Pennsylvania by the state board of health. Fortunately, there is no oc- casion to search along the Potomae for the dead bodies of men, but from the sanitary point of view the danger from the decaying carcasses of beasts is just as great, and the | labors of the health officer in freeing the river from such nuisances cannot be too thorough, | FA ‘The capital insists that what drinking water it | does get shall be reasonably pure. oo They propose to sell the leaning tower at Pisa in order to raise the money to save the town hall from seizure for debt. It i is acuri- ous case of a lean serving to relieve ‘Remnants of | Kaw Suk Tapest: lo Were..#1, 81.10, BL es Friday..70e. 3. SlLloayd best “Fruit of Red Ticketed BSc. p23 stamped aprons, made f cotton, Were Ze. om? towel rings in cl ebony. “ited Ficksted 76. "Y GOODS DEPARTME. (front basement.) A 104 of Plush smoking, casos, containing meerschaum pipe, cwar holder, match box, tor | decoy box and cliar cutter. ‘were #4. Red ‘anh Ticketed $2 exch. All of our 85 and 86 oxydized toilet sets, sentaining, comb, brush and mirror. Red JS eacl Alot of biescue tastch sal | gues, ‘Hed Ticketed Ber cache” “CTY Pretty «. Japanese creaiu pitchers, Red Ticketed << 9 Even the hangman's trade threatens to fall into the hands of a trust. The American Exe- | euting company has been organized for the | purpose of putting capital convicts out of the world with neatness and dispatch. It expects to monopolize the business of judicial killing allover the United States in a little while. Perhaps wo shall next hear of the Universal ‘Thug trust, an association of cut-throats that | will contract to murder anybody who needs to be removed. and take the chances of being hanged for itby the American Executing com- PART! ade of best Trench, 5 Sattocn, Cia irene ~h ‘oan “I ‘Su ic Were #2150 aud $2 Red Hee Boag dozen Shirt Waists, broken sizes, recular ve. goods. Hed-Ticketéd "ISe. each, thee tor pany. It is arich era for middlemen, Estes i ° white and: {shore nie Ptiiiyed straw gd Se, eae Crocxs Axp Broxzes Ar Cosr, and tucked tat, snag ace cate ne | EEN Ton Friday at 20c. each, OPERA GLASSES AT 7 Odds and ° cost. ae 2 the inctid jilastrated boo Ee es = ONYX TABLES AT Cost, a1gs "te S250 BMS unt ° “Geelot rR FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS WILL SELL THE ef Se ee MEN ‘us ox SE sho dS. ABOVE-NAMED GOODS AT cosT, nad ek tres tat mas whi eet aia aoe peep Four-in-Hands, ed’ FRANK M. LEWIS, ‘Alot of Welte Lawn String doa, “Bed Ticketed Sbe. a don, 1 WeTe 50e. a JEWELER AND SILVERSMITE, Established 1840, 2215 PENNA AVR fANT AES IN CLOAKS AND SUIT Tom Guest Sr Suz OF ODDS AND ENDS, AT R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007, 1009 F ST. N. W., WILL TAKE PLACE TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) 50 dozen Thomas or Stafford’s Black Writing Ink, 3 bottles for Se.; worth 15e. 40 bottles Crown Liquid Blue, only 3e. a bottle. 3-arm Towel Racks, le. each, 35 7-pin Hat Racks, only 3c. each. Clotheslines, 30-ft., 3c. ; 60-ft., 6e.; 90-ft., De. 150 Scrubbing Brushes, worth 16e., at 3c. each. Wooden Holling Pins or Potato-Mashers, worth 10c., at 3c. 73 Morning Star Wash Boards at 1c, 61 Fancy Striped Wooden Salt Boxes at 4c, Iron Bootjacks, worth 10c., at 3e. each, 60 Coal Shovels at 2c. each. 500 Tin Pie Plates le. each. Nickeline Picnic Mugs, worth 5e., at 2c. each, -at. Tin Buckets or Saucepans, only Sc. each Electric Ligit Sifters, worth 25c., at 15¢. Solid Steel Garden Trowels at Tack Haimimers only 2c. 50 Wire Knife Baskets, worth 25c., at 7c. each. All size Carpet Tacks le. a package, Malleable Iron Cover Lifters, 2c. each. 29 Cloth Brushes, worth . Carved-handie Bread Knives, 500 dozen Cedar Lead Pencils, 12 for 2e.; only 2 dozen to each customer, 900 Japanese Folding Fans, worth 10c., at 3c, 300 Japanese Folding Fans, worth 15c., at Se. 5 dozen 2-string Brooms, 3 for 18e. Large size cedar wood Pails, bound with 3 brass hoops, regular price 25e. ; my price only 18¢. 150 Fibre Pails made by the American Fiber com- Pany, worth 50c.; my price only 28c. 200 Double Purses, worth 15 18 covered glass Butter Dishes, only 5e. Crystal glass Ice Cream Saucers, 6 for 9c. ; only 6 to each customer. Crystal class Mustard Pots, worth at Se. 200 dozen glass Ind. Butters, 5c. a dozen, Fancy straw Table Mats, 3 in . only Ze. 500 Rubber Dressing Combs, worth Sc., at 2c. each, 7 Handsome Baby Carriages which were slightly damaged from the sun in the window, at greatly re- duced prices, 38 Pocketbooks, worth 50c., at 25c. 3,000 Fancy Wax Candles, assorted colors, only 3c. each, 500 Japanese Flat Fans, only 1e., at R. GOLDSCHMID, Je13 1007-1009 F st. n.w. Vauees Exrna-Oxpvrs ARY. IX KBR Uo RRR, TTIT ™ ze 6 UE ge Ff BBB OU U RRR Ea BB U RR BBB uu RK vT THE UNUSUALLY LARGE SALES OF OUR LA- DIES’ RI ( OXFORDS AT $2 LEAD US TOIN: TRODUC = OTHER STYLES AT A VERY LOW PRICE. NVITE LADIES AND GENTLE- MEN TO EXAMINE OUR LADIES' RUSSET OXFORDS, AT $2.50. MEN'S CALFSKIN OXFORDS, AT #4. THESE ARE ALL HAND-MADE SHOES, AND ARE VERY MUCH BETTER VALUES THAN WE HAVE EVER OFFERED YET. ARTHUR BURT & CO.,, jel3 1211 F STREET N. W. B. Rosrssox & Cos We are showing more style to the square inch than any house south of New York. Every foot of space in our house is put to the best of uses, Children's, Boys, and Young Men's Outfittings form the burden of our thought and care, Beginning with Meu's—we are showing Tourist Snirts that for beauty of conception in the designing and blending of colors have not yet 0 to Neck dressings in the most popular shapes and shad- ings, 25¢, to $1.50. ATEMENT. been equalled by rival houses here, % Underwear, Hosiery, Umbrellas and small wares for Men's use—too numerous to enumerate—are here correct in all things, including price. ‘Men's Suits in Serges, Chevioteens, Worsteds, Cassi- meres, Tweeds, and Homespuns—constructed in the lightest possible manner for mid-summer wear, $12 to$35. White and Fancy Vests—single and double- Dreasted—#1 to $5. Coats and Vests of Pongee, Mohair, Camel's Hair Cloths, Alpacas, Drap D'Etes, Sicilian Cloths, and such like light-weight fabrics from $1.50 to $10. Small Boys’ Suits in Kilt and Sailor Blouse styles— variety great enough to fill a column—if a description tog Suits—ages 4 to 16 years—84 to @ were attempted— Two and three-piece Shirt Waists— thousands of dozens of ‘em—in every make that’s sood—in every design that's in demand—in every fab- Tic that’s fashiouable, including percale and woolen stuffs—as low as 25c,—as high as $2.50. B. ROBINSON & CO. WASHINGTON’S IDEAL CLOTHIERS, $09 PA. AVE. _Sel1-co Buack Srraw Samor Hass For Ladies, price, $2. Fresh case just opened. We have a few fine LA TOSCA PARASOLS, Price, $10. Will close them out for half-price, %: Elegant assortment of SILK UMERELLAS For Ladies and Gentlemen, B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, _se13 1237 Penna, ave. J. CG Herciuxsox, TMPORTER. FINE MILLINERY AT REDUCED PRICES. ALL MILAN HATS AND BONNETS AT $1.00. Former prices, 82 to $7 each. TRIMMED HATS AT LESS THAN COST. A HANDSOME LACE HAT AT 86, WORTH $12. FLOWERS AT HALF PRICE, | A RONRUEN I 4 coe SUADE.HAT AT S70 Larner 3 gato mara es ‘wraps ‘ar WAL Paice, A Rane Cuayce. HATS TRIMMED FREE. BY BUYING YOUR HATS AND TRIMMINGS OF US WE WILL TRIM YOUR HAT FREE OF CHARGE. THIS OFFER IS 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. 68c. Wine $1.25. 30 dozen Imported Violet Wreaths, colors Pink, White and Yellow, Just closed out from ay importer, and will sell them at 68c, Same as have been selling at $1.25, FLOWER DEPARTMENT BARGAIN. THE BON MARCHE. Sooner Hars. We have just received another large lot of Silk Mull Hats, Colors, White, Pink, Blue, Cream, Cardinal, Drab, Navy and Black, In different shapes and sizes, THE LIGHTEST and prettiest hat of the season. Can be worn with or without trimming. THE BON MARCHE. Cuentses, Choice several styles of our regular 75¢, Chemises, in fine Muslin and Cambric, trimmed in Lace or Em- broider, 59c, FOR CHOICE. THE BON MARCHE, D 1 25 Pr Cert Discount on La Tosea (long handle) Sun and Ram Umbrelias, THE ee) at we LALLA 8 f iO Cen fot > dels 3 316 7th st. Sete ss Evesz. The subject suggests itself to-day, We'd be talking off the line if we didn’t meet your thoughts on thin Clothing, We're satisfied—There couldn't be a subject about which we could say more, We want to invite you to See what we can do for you—and take a note of how tittle it can be done for. WHAT WE CAN Do, Our third floor—is piled..man high with every con- ceivable sort and kind of thin Clothing for men. That's too broad a statement—will modify it. Every conceivable sort and kind that can be vouched for, That shuts out @ lot of indifferent and doubtful stuff. ‘There's none of it here now, and never will be. Serges, Flannels, lightly textured Cassimeres, close knap Cheviots and soft, loosely-woven Worsteds, smooth Twills, rough Tweeds—imported and domes- tic.—Cut in long sacks and three and four-button cutaways in all sizes. Patterns new, entirely different from previous seasons—Everybody hasn't them, either—They're not common—They’re ex- It takes the whole immense floors to show them—there are so many— and we haven't said a word about the light, airy affairs—They're in the L, on the same floor. Take up all the room there—and that’s as big a store in itself. Pongees, Seersuckers, Gros-Grain, Ottoman, and Rhadame Silks—Linen, White, and Striped Flannel, Blazers, Mohairs, Nun's Cloth, Alpacas—and so on— Coats and Vests—English Outing Clothes, American Athletic Costumes—Linen and Duck Suits—White and Fancy Vests, Oflice Coats, and Traveling Dusters, PRICE. ‘The expense—Of course you want to consider that in clusive, of one of our any purchase you make. We won't quote a price—It don't prove anything—You can’t tell by reading alot of figures whether you're getting a snap or not—Every- thing is plainly marked in the stock—We' ve got a corps of assistants who will be pleased to show you the goods—tell you the price—Then you can compare one with the other—quality and cost. sured there’s no one beating us in either particular— superior qualities nor lower prices. You can rest as~ SAKS AND COMPANY, CREATORS AND COLLECTORS OF MEN'S MOD- ERN WEARINGS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE, 3 Winr Wearmer Tins I For SERGES? WHAT A LOT OF COMFORT CAN BE HAD IN A SERGE SUIT JUST NOW, AND ALI THROUGH THE SUMMER. SERGES ARE THE COOLEST WOOLEN GOODS MADE FOR MEN'S WEAR. AND NOT ONLY THAT, THEY ARE VERY G) TEEL, VERY DURABLE, AND NOT EXPEN- SIVE. WE SELL, A SUIT ENTIRELY UN- LINED, OF GOOD QUALITY, AT 812.50. HALF LINED, AT 815, 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, ‘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 DETE, SEERSUCKER, LINEN AND COT- TON. ALL PRICES, FROM $10 FOR COAT AND VEST DOWN TO THE 50c, OFFICZ CoaTs. ‘YOU MAY BE SURE THAT NOONE HAS A FINER OR FRESHER STOCK, AND NOONE WILL SELL You JowER ? ¥, JUNE 13, 1889. Tuvnsrax, Jcxe 13m, 1889. OFFICE OF i WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor. 11th aud ¥ streets northwest. Notwithstanding our efforts to keep them down the quantity of “Short Lengths” is ¢row- ing larger cach Friday. Almost every piece of foods we buy ends ina remnant. We shall ex- ert extra efforts this Friday to cause a clean sweep of all “Short Lengths,” Odd Sizes, Broken Lots, &., and as a result you will be extended the opportunity of the season to buy at a sav- ing. Judicious buyers are our best remnant customers. They know bargains, GREATEST REMNANT BARGAINS IN GLOVES WE HAVE YET OFFERED. A Treat for Ladies with small hands. A fifty-cent offer- deg 26 Pairs Ladies’ 6 button length Biarritz Gloves, in Craven and English Tans, sizes 53, 55 and 6. Reduced, or Remnant Price... --500, 17 Pairs Ladies 8 Button Length “Chamois skin Mosquetaire Gioves, sizes Sig and 5X. Sligutly faded. Reduced, or Remuant Price... -50¢. 14 Pairs Ladies’ 4 Button Derby Kid Gloves, with colored fourchettes, embroidered on back, colors gray und black, sizes 536, SH and Bix. Reduced, or Remnant Price. “ODDS” IN PARASOLS. Greatest values yet offered any previous Friday. Reduced to $1 each. 2 Moire Parasols, 1 Cardinal and 1 Ecra. 2 Fancy Striped Silk Parasols, 1 Ecru and Carnet Fancy Parasol. 1 Black Twilled Silk Parasol. 4 Black Twilled Silk Carriage '4-inch Silk Sun Umbrellas. All hav reduced to the low price of $1 each. 5 Lace-trimmed Pongee Silk Parasols, with Red and Blue lining. Very attractive. Ke- duced to 81.50, 4 Elexaut Fancy Striped Parasols, 2 Black and White stripes and 2 Black and Orange; luave Ebony and Natural Wood sticks. Reduced to 82 each, 1 Cream Silk Lace-covgred Parasol, with carved handle. Reduced to $2.50. Cardinal Satin Parasols, Natural Wood han- Reduced to 75c, First floor.) “ODD LETTERS” IN INITIAL KERCHIEFS, 46 Men's White Pure Linen Hemstitched “Initial” Handkerchiefs, AY B, 1C,3 D's, 1 E, 4 F's, 3 G's, 43's, 4 ‘8, L's, 4 M's, 10, 3 Ps, 4 Rs, 1 T, and 4 Reduced, or Remnant Price.. 250 34 Men's White Pure Linen Hemstitched uitial” Handkerchiefs, 3 A's, 4 E's, 4 F's, 4 Ps, bI 5 K's, 4142 Nis, 3 Ps, 1H, 4 S's, and Reduced, or Remnant Price.......35¢., 3 sea (First floor. ANOTHER LOT OF CELLULOID COMB, BRUSH AND MIRROR SETS. We shall place them on sule Friday as an extraordinary rem- haut attraction, Celluloid Comb, Se.; Celluloid Brush, 46c. ; Celluloid Back Mirror, 46c, These prices are very low, We shall also offer about 52 Children’s Sets of Celluloid Comb, Brush and Mirror at the low price of G8c. per set, Comb, 8c.; Brush and Mirror 30c. each, (First floor: center.) REMNANT SALE EXTRAORDINARY OF CORSETS. We have never before offered the 93 celebrated R. & G. Summer Corsets, in long waist, sizes 18, 25, 28, and 29. Short aist, sizes 18,21 and 20, Bargain extraordi- Reduced or Remnant Price... ‘35 fine German Woven Corsets, gray and 19. White, sizes 27, 28, 29 and 30. Three different styles in the lot, Reduced or Remnant Price, (Second floor.) DRESSING SACQUES, 13 Ladies’ Fine Lawn Dressing Sacques, Hamburg trimmed, Sizes 32 and 34. Reduced to 50c. (Second floor.) LADIES’ VESTS.—9 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests in Pink and Blue, run with three rows of ribbon, Sizes, 3 and 4. 3 for the price of 2, Remnant Price, 35c., or 3 for $1. 12 Ladies’ Unbleached Balbrigzan Vests, low- neck and no sleeves. Sire, 26. Remnant Price, B for 50c, Almost the original price of one. 4 Ladies’ Richelieu Ribbed Vests, in Pink and Blue, slighly soiled. Remnant Price, 50c. 3 Ladies’ Cardinal Silk Vests, slixhly faded. Size, 3. Remnant Price, $1. 4 price. 2 Ladies’ Magenta Pure Silk Vests, slightly faded. Size, 4. Remnant Price $2. “SHORT LENGTHS" OF SILKS.—A big silk sean las leit 9 big lot of remnants. Prices will be unusually low this Friday. About the best barvain is the 330 Short Lengths of, Figured China Silks, in ail the various lengths, from 12 yards to 10% yards. ‘These are particularly: de- surable for making the popular Blouse Waists, for Tea Gowns, for various trimmings, for Cm. Dination Suits, Children's Dresses, prices from 25 to 50 per cent less than usual. S SHIRTS. Hereis the last of two or three exc giigat lines in Men's Shirts, Take them for half lightly soiled. 16 Men's Unlatmdered Shirts (our finest qual- ity); ats have plain bosom ;sizes 1536, 1034 and = five have plaited bosom, open 8 14, 154g, and 16 in.; five’ have visited Josom, open in front; sizes 14, 13, 16) 1 i gs a Reduced: or Rempant Price 500, Tally-Ho” \deréd “Dress a's Shirts, soiled; 4 size 12.1 sigs Keduced, or Kemmant Price... (Hirst floor.) H FABRICS, be unusually attra too ood to #0 in thie Tie ++-39e, Our offering this Friday will tive. No tabric or pattern i8 nant pile. Everythi below a dress pattern is thrown out for F day's sale. As sample attract tious we quote a great quantity of the be: 2 Jenstlis from 2 to Y yds, at the low price of L Auderson’s Scotch Ging- hain Combination Robes. price Prints, Ginghams, Tennis, annols,Slurting’ Flanuels, White Flanuels fe, in desirable lengths at greatly reduced ‘Al about 109 “Short Lengths" of Jager = and Unb Muslin, Slectings, kevat low Temi (Secoud floot TABLE CLOTHS, ‘These are splendid value, 1 Sleuched Damask Cloth, with Cardinal lo border, size 2 by 23g yards, Reduced to Da loths, with and wi Selored border, size 2 by 3 yards, out ‘Reduced to ask Fringed Cloth, size 2 by 234 Keduced t chied, and 1 fourths, at low prices BED WEAR, "11 Short’ Lengths of ase Linens, 13 to G yards, Very ‘Short Lengths” of Fine nets 9-4, and 30-4 Linen Sheetings, 29 to yards, "Very Jo pivints LINENS. 180 “hort Lengths” of 1 -Ked Table ENGTHS” IN LACES. The la: ed an unustilly lange accuuulee rerio till; hy , Chantilly, Spauisl » Which areottered at halt of former prices, Here tal Flouncing, reduced to 2330, DOC. Valenciennes Flouncing, reduced to Yards Chantilly Flouncing, reduced to p. Guipure Flouncing, reduced to $1.88, 5U 1 aid Also erent quantity of Short Lengths in i, ‘orchon and other narrow Laces,which I. be sold very cheap. (First oor.) YOvS" CLOTHING, ‘There is still a fair as- gortment, of, the Suits, for Beye which we re- duced to 84 8 All-Wool Brown Stised Pha i great saving can accomphis! election from this Jot, assome of the prices ely cover the actual cost of the materi: 2 Children's White India Ling Suit: tucksd skirts ‘and waists, ‘Size, 4 youre ite: ned te seat White India tion Suite, with years, Redi to 82. Child's Extra Fine Linon de Decea Suit skirt and full-tuck rs. Reduced to #2. Children's tndia “Linon Suite trizamed with Sea skirt. Size ane Aa He- with em- ne 4 Size 4 ae stadia Linon Suite, with’ tecked srt and trinuued ‘sith '. > TChiud's Cr ‘Oreaia 1 tsedo > Suit with red trim- pia floor) ing CMISSES' BUITS. Lower than for equal quality work never pre- vaile, 2 India eu alisaent, White Jinon Suite with years reduced to $2.20. Sizo 12 re 2 Misses’ “White India waists triumed with embroidery, aipagiated ne tucks. Size 12 reduced to $3.70. ‘2 Misses’ White Hemetitched persian “asa Suits, Spe analy. half price. Size 12 years, as Mineo Chite Lawn Suits, price. 12 years, yt ad ‘ poe acme eee to makes great fuss about help yourself every day in the week. PPP Pre as EO OTP ss PAR Ton 244 I 8598 RRR 00 ¥ ¥ z Reooty & &£ F P. oo yf E RR oo ¥ 2k Tun = For to-morrow (Friday) extra space has been de- ‘Voted to the display of remnants in laces, ribbons, and embroideries. The larce trade in these goods has caused an unusually large accumulation of remnants, TRE PALAIS ROYAL. @etails below.) Rexyayts Or J Hinsoxs. On the long counter near door of the 12th-street | store will be found the following very desirable rem- nants, with prices cut in half. TRAY NO. 1 contains nearly 500 remnants of BLACK RIBBONS, including Gros Grain Ribbons with Plain Ede, with Satin Edge, Moire with Crown Exie, Moire with Satin Edge, and Gros Grain and Satin Ribbons. The lengths range from one yard and jess to five yards andover, Prices at the rate of two yards for one, COLORED RIBBONS, among which you will fi: widths and shades; some lengths too s! use, but many leagths that could be used to Laste in neck and sleeves of your dress, Many lengths may be found to match, so that you may secure suiticient to trim an entire dress. Worth your while to hunt for these remnants as the ‘cost will be half what it would be if the ribbons were in the piece, TRAY NO. 3 contains 93 remnants of SASH Rib- bons in black and colors. The lensths range from 1¢ yards to 43 yards, The styles include Moire with Satin edge, Armure with Jacquard Geures, Moire and : tipes, Moire with crown edxe, und Plain Gros Grain Ribbous, The length and price is 1 each remnant, ‘The display overhead of ribbons in the piece will tell you howmuch yousave by se- curing a remaant, iE PA 5 (Continued below.) es ee Riss ANTS Or Exnnowe ‘RIES, The chances are that you have heard of the wonder- ful bargains lately odered in Hemstitched Eaubroi- deries, The remnants of these aud other styles are to 0 at prices that will cause Friday, June 14th, to be talk of as The great day of Remnant Embroideries at the Palais Royal. beh Swiss, Nainsook, Cambric, and Pique embroideries a lengths ranging from 1 yand to Big yards, in hemstivehed and scalloped effects, will be eagerly purchased to-morrow. To mothers it is hinted that 2 or 234 yards is suflicient for a child’s dress. Linch t inch Irish Point, Cambric, Swiss, Nain- s00k and Colored Embroideries, leneths from i yard to 21g yards, will be found marked at prices that will be worthy a special visit to the Palais Koyal. SPECIAL NOTIC $¥-The special counter, near door of No. 1119 Penn- sylvania avenue, will be occupied to-morrow (Pri with these Embroidery remnants. The Silk Gloves and Mitts, as advertised in lower half of this column, are temporarily removed to rear of the store. Pease note this, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Ressaxts Or | Laces. Many feet of the handkerchief counter have been borrowed for to-morrow for the Lace Remnants, Ex- tra clerks, too, but asa very busy day is anticipated, will Ladics select yor themseives? The length and Price is marked on each remnant. TRAY No. 1.—Contains 42-inch Black Chantilly and Spanish Guipure Lace Flouncings, varying in lengths from 1 yard to 43g yards. The price-anarks will tell their own story. uch White and Cream Val., Fe- dora, Oriental, Spanish Guipure and Chautilly Laco Flouncings, Lengths from 1 to 4\ yards, RAY NO. 3-44 inch to 10 inch Laces, in Torchon, Handmade, Medici, Smyrna and Cluny. Lengths from % yard to 43¢ yards, Desirable remnants for trimming undergarments, tidies, aprons, pillow shams, and curtains are here. TRAY NO, 4—%¢ inch to 15 inch French Val, Platt Val, Fine Oriental, Fedora, Point @ Esprit, Chantilly, Poiut de Paris and Spanish Guipure Lengths, from 44 yard to 6 yards. Some of the choicest Laces for Jabots and other fancy Neckwear; also, rare Laces for fine Underwear are here at prices of the common, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Srecuat Sate Groves Asp Mirrs THE PALAIS ROYAL'S 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.) ASc. Sux Mirrs For 39c. Two thousand four hundred ladies of Washington who know of the Palais Royal's 48c. Black Silk Jersey Mitts—200 dozen of these mitts have been sold this 00x12=2,400. To those who have paid 48e. itis written: The quality és not equalled elscwhere at 50 centsa pair, To those who would profit by the special sale price it is written: For 3%c. apair for June 13, 14, and 15 ONLY, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) T5c. Six Marrs For 58c. ‘These celebrated Milanese Silk Mitts need no intro- duction to the very many who prefer them to Fowne' It is an advertisement—these 75c. Mitts for 58e.— Which will cost the Palais Royal a few cents on every pair sold. It is an advertisement that you should show appreciation of. Remember, the Palais Royal is not begving to be relieved of undesirable stock, but is maynanimously (*) offering you its most popular Silk Mitts at less than the wholesale price, $27 One Pair ONLY to each customer, and at 58c. 3 pair, for June 13, 14, and 15 ONLY. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) = 98c. Sux Gioves For Tde. Have you worn Milanese Silk Gloves? If so you'll appreciate the special sale price. Milanese Silk Gloves have superseded Fowne’s ccle- brated English Gloves because, while as durable, they are very much lighterin weight. You can never be deceived concerning Milanese Silk Gloves. Crush them in the hand and theyll gladden yourears with that noise only the best silk makes, Open your band and the gloves will spring forth and not show a crease. Trythem onand you'll sce 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- ical gloves to wear and cheap at 98e. You know what 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 a rusty looking black. Here's aSilk Glove with- ‘out these drawbacks, and offered you at the wholesale price during Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 13, 1é and 15. Say “Thank you!” or, better still, also buy some article which yields a profit. THE PALAIS ROYAL, —{Contianea below.) Axovr P. ALAIS Roxat Ghoves. 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 to give a new pair each time? Therefore are you of- fered the very best Gloves and at prices lower than usually quoted, because credit is not asked when the Gloves are bought or given when they are sold. LADIES’ KID GLOVES, FOR PROMENADE. The Palais Royal's best Un- dressed Kid Mousquetaires are shown in scarce shades of dress materials. The price—@1.85—is low for the best Gloves. FOR BIDING OR DRIVING, The Gauntlet English Dogskin Gloves at $1.35 and the Castor Beaver at 81.75 are the latest. t FOR KNOCKABOUT USE. The Pigskin Mousque- teires possess all the elasticity of Kid. with thrice its durability. Fawn, Black, ag ope ef Grays are shown, ty ere ta Tans, Browns, foun ‘are offered during the special sale FOR $1.25 4 PAIR, TKAY NO. 2 contains nearly 1,000 remnants of eral | 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 gvods. We keep everything, from a cake of soap to an outfit, so wecap Save you a great deal of time, | If for you, Mr, Man, we have SHIRTS, socks, | TIES, UMBRELLAS, SUSPENDERS, OUTING SHIRTS. COLLARS, CUFTS, GARTERS, BATHING SUITS, SOAPS, PERFUMERIES, SPONGES, and everything plentiful iu all the @ifferent grades and st 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 | donot carry. Even for the Cuildren you will find just what te 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 onght, Beautiful and odd patterns to select from, LADIES’ CAMERIC UNDERWEAR ‘We have proven to the ladies of Washington that we carry a stock of these goods second to none, All new desizns 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 ta | Permitted to be placed om sale unless it te perfect in every detail, and the consequence is we can easily war- | | Taut the wear of Any piece of UNDERWEAR you buy from ua, LADIES’ DRESSING SACQUES Are now on exhibition in endless variety. All sixbtly looking. DRESSING SACQUES FOR 980. Anything you want in a PARASOL? We haveali 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 see our different | styles, : Weonly attenipt to give you a faint idea 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, Auother “Directoire” is made of good qual lawn ‘With open work steipe down front andjback, with cuffs of same material, only $2.50 all sizes, Another pretty style of a very fine quality India Linen, with tucked front, basque back, cuffs and col- Jars, are trimmed with deep ewbroidery, Extra value 83.98. Anexceedingly handsome WRAPPER is that which wehave marked $4.98. It is made of Pure Linen Lawn, elevautly trimmed with embroidery, Bell sleeves—all sizes. CHALLIE TEA GOWNS. Tea gowns of this material are worn very exten- sively; there being such ademand for them, we have secured many exclusive styles, which we are desirous of showing you; the prices range from 84.98 to $18, FLANNEL SHIRTS, Tt will be necessary for you to have more than ome Flannel Shirt, ‘We are showing an enormous line; we have recel ved mauy new things during the past fortnight, Among the latest styles aro FINE FRENCH FLANNELS, with different widths and colorings, at $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 10c, An elegant 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, 35c. per yard, in 75 handsome patterns, CHALLIES, new patteras, 8c. per yard. FINE WHITE INDIA LINEN, at 123ge. 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, $3e. Don’t go away without leaving your order for visit- ing cards. We engrave 60 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 Ool- 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 400, ‘Samples sent to any part of the United States, OUT-OF-TOWN PEOPLE Can have the FASHION GAZETTE mailed to themet ourexpense. Send your address, Come in to-day. Our store is delightfully cool ; 50 Patent Cooling Fans im constant operation,