Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON THE EVENING STAR. |Sius Aso Coxrsrs Bro Last. WASHINGTON: WONDAY. July THE EVENING STAK has tne fullest Cireulation efany Newspaper in the Werid, end as am Advertising Diedium is worth ————— Now York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building, The Star Out of Town, Tur Eventxa Stan will be sent by mail to any address in the United States or Canadas for such period as may be desired, at the rate of fifty cents per month. G& But all auch orders must be accompanied by te money, or the paper cannot le sent, as no accounts are kept with mail subscriphons, ey oe. ‘Statement of the circulation of Tux EVENING SraR for the week ending June 29, 1889: Moypay, June 24, 1889. 29,013 ‘TUESDAY, June 25, 1889. 29,158 Wepvespay, June 26, 1889. 28.556 Tuvrspay, June 27, 1889. 28,998 Fripay, June 28, 1889. 28,050 SatcaRpar, June 29, 189. +« 33,561 CORRESPONDING WEEK, 1888. 28,119 { solemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulstion of ‘Tux EVSNING Stax for the week ending June 29, Lns9, F. B. Noves, Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Company. Subscribed and sworn to before me this frst day of July, A. D. 1889, Jom T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. The wild western prediction that Chicago will one day be the largest city in the world seems now to be making some steps toward iultillment. ‘The pending question of annexing acre suburbs having been settled in the affirm- «tive, the Lake City will resemble London in the tanltitude of its social wheels within wheels. Not only will its population be vastly magnified, but its area in square miles as well, About twenty Years ago the Illinois legislature, in an hour of relaxation, passed a burlesque bill ceding the city of Chicago to tho state of Indiana. The joke was well carried out and caused wide- spread amusement by what was then regarded as its absurdity, But, after Hyde Park accepts her share of municipal responsibilities, any farther extension of the city eastward will actually be subject to the alternative of either ceding Chicago to Indiana, or ceding a part of Indiana to Chicago. The struggle on Saturday over the annexa- tion issue was bitter. Manufacturers who had established themselves just outside of the city so as to be within easy reach of a great market and distributing center without paying heavy taxes on their plant, and petty village office- holders, who foresaw in the proposed union the wreck of their dignities and the cutting off of salaries and perquisites which had helped make life worth living, fought against the change with might and main. The people who ha suffered for lack of proper postal and police facilities and other modern conveniences, and who were already Chicagoans in heart, how- ever, carried the day overwhelmingly against opposition from influential quartera, Chicago now, with her eleven hundred thousand pepu- lation, will take rank as the third city in the United States; and it is claimed that Philadel- phia. which has heretofore prided itself on covering the largest area of any city, will have to step down into the second place. = = The newspapers are being extensively used just now to herald the fact that Mrs. Leslie Carter, who as plaintiff in the late malodorous divorce suit in Chicago was sent out of court badly smirched, and, as one would have thought, hopelessly disgraced, is “studying for the stage” in New York, and will appear asa full fledged “star” in that city early the coming fall, This was rather to have been expected, as things go nowadays, but it is none the less to be regretted. Instead of going to the theater to see plays correctly produced and properly acted, as used to be the case, there will soon be, at the present rate of declension, no other attraction on the stage than notorious women and their costumes, or lack of costumes, as the case may be, Histrionic talent no longer counts, The strict enforcement of the high license law in Philadelphia has, it is said, made emi- grants of many keepers of low-class law-break- ing saloons, who are descending in consider- able numbers upon Baltimore,where the license charge is very small and the law against un- licensed saloons is not rigidly enforeed. Ccn- siderable impetus is thereby given to the move- ment for higher license and greater vigilance in applying this lawin Baltimore. If hostile legislation against these immigrants is secured in Baltimore the next stage of their migrations will naturally bring them to Washington. ‘They will furnish to this city the same argu- ment with which they supply Baltimore for an inerease of the rate of licenses and a stricter enforcement of the law. The capital must not be permitted to become the city of refuge for law-breakers whew the sterner laws of her neighbors in effect expel from their limits. Dr. McDow's jury has justified his highest expectations. The seven colored jurors upon whose prejudices against editor Dawson he relied for protection voted to acquit. But the five white jurors who had not these prejudices also voted for acquittal, and the verdict con- veys no distinct lesson in respect to the pre- dominance of colored men in southern juries trying whites for murder. The McDow trial goes toswell the record of cases which show the extrewe rarity of instances of the legal punishment of homicides by white men in some of the southern states. In this particular case it wonld seem to one who has followed the newspaper reports of the evidence that there must be some irresistible popular tendency, or some facts, or some general impression outside of the evidence, to influence the jury, in order to account for their prompt and unhesitating Verdict of acquittal. ‘The appointment of Fred. Douglass as minis- ter to Hayti honors the colored race through ove of its foremost representatives, and in turn Mr. Douglass will, it is safe to say ,s0 per- form the duties of his mission as to reflect honor upon the administration which sends him. The colored race has beon securing “recognition” in the shape of domesti> ap- poiutments, and is now topping off its acquisi- tions with a foreign mission. $$$ Probably only two things in Paris this season are higher than the Eiffel tower. One isthe cost of hotel accommodations and the other the bigh old times of some of the visitors, oo The administration has covered itself with Noiseless powder is said to be finding favor with military authorities abroad That will tend to mAke war mach more geucrally a lar, for raw soldiers report that, next t0 being killed by a gun, the most disagreeable thing is to be frightened to death by the noise. How many girl graduates of the season have Written their commencement essays on the “Coming Man” and how few will find him like his portrait when he comes! 11th stee hieyortratt when hecomest! TER DOPE IAT Dp om pony Pa ae ee ? Fee Soot aoaD) Petiog Y ‘ wore dol7-lu* Its about this time every yoar we have ® geners] cutting and slashing in Slipper Prices, ‘We cut for an object—to completely exhaust the Stock. We cut toa price that does it—and does it quickly. We don’t make selections of certain lote—but 0 clean sweep. Every Ladies Slip- per in the department gets s clipped price. The clipping is done with no account of cost or Profit, When you take into consideration ‘how much lower the original prices were than the ebout-town quotations—cut ‘em again—and what's left is » mere fragment of what they're worth. Another thing—our object is purely and solely to clear out the stock—when these are sold—we'll have no more, This sale comes once—only once in the twelve months, We guaranteed the qualities at the start, We've Bo reason to withdrew our backing now—We 90 bond for them, We're going to list twelve or fifteen lote— they're most all in Ladies, but you'll find a lib- eral sprinkling of Misses’ and Children's Btyles, LOT NO. 1.—Patent Leather Vamp, Dongola ‘Top Oxford Tis, with French Heele— $1.08, reduced to $1.59. LOT NO. 2.—Lily Kid, Coffin-Toe and Tip, Fancy Stay, French or Common-Sense Hee!—Oxford Tie~ $1.98, reduced to $1.59. LOT NO. 8.—Patent-Leather Vampand Back, Fancy Scallop, Oxford Tie, with dark Buede Tops— $1.98, reduced to $1.59, LOT NO. €—Dongola Oxford Tie, with Pat- ent-Leather Tip and Stay, French or ‘Common-Sense Heels— 81.98, reduced to $1.59. LOT NO, 5.—Oxford Tie, with Patent-Leath- ez Vamp and Back, and Tan Tops— $1.98, reduced to $1.59. LOT NO. 6.—Every pair of Ladies’ Brown and ‘Tan Russet Oxfords—sold by us snd praised by you at $1.98—reduced to —81.59- LOT NO, 7.—French Kid Opera Slippers with Louis XV Heels— 83, reduced to $2, LOT NO. 8.—French Kid Oxford with patent lesther tip and etay, hand-turned on opera or common-sense laste— 83, reduced to 82. IT NO, 9.—Fine French Kid Oxford Ties on common-sense last only— 82.75, reduced to $1.87. LOT NO. 10.—We've herded sll our fine French Kid Oxfords with Louis XV heels of $4.and 84.50 qualities aud reduced them to— $2.98, LOT NO. 11.—Patent Leather Vamped Oz- fords with light Suede backs— 83.50, reduced to $2.49, LOT NO. 12,—A Misses’ Dongola, Plain and Patent Leather Tipped, Oxford with spring heels—sizes 11 to 2— $1.60, reduced to $1.15. LOT NO. 13.—All the Misses’ Russet Gost, High-cut Button Boots with spring heels sizes 11 to 2— $2, reduced to $1.23, LOT NO. 14,—Children's Slippers—spring eel and opers toe—sizes 7 to 1044— 81.25, reduced to 87e, LOT NO. 15.—Children's Hand-turned Strap, ‘Ties—sizes 6 to 104— 81.25, reduced to 790, LOT.NO. 16.—All the Children's Spring Heel, Russet Goat, High-cut Button Boots sizes 6 to 103¢— $1.35 and $1.50, reduced to 980, Other styles—other combinations—Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's—reduced in the same Proportion. We're not having this sale for effect nor for fun, but for business, The season is about over you can probably use a pair or two more be- fore you'll want anything heavier,but WE must commence looking after next season at once, and wipe our hands of these first. That's the cause of this offering—the fect you'll find tm the prices. All around the house this price-trimming is going on. We've ususlly waited until after the Fourth, but you'll think none the less of the opportunity because it comes before, this year. ‘Those eight bombs we exploded this morning are in just the lines that'll patch up your ward- Tobe to the best advantage, Especially we want you to look st the condi- tion of things in the Children’s Depsrtment. ‘There, there are “two cuts in suite"—@S, $7.50, 87, $6.50 and $6 ones are for your choice at $5—and $4.50, 84, $3.50 and $3 ones at $2.50. Short Pants—two pieces in the majority—but some with vests, Tough wearers—good look- ers, You'll be going awsy for the summer soon, ang won't be back until fall—you'll necd ‘some of these things before you go—that’s another resson why we've faced the Fourth with these sales instead of following it sfter custom, While you're look:ng st the suits—there are some Shirt-waists that you ought to pull over. ‘The sizes are broken and the patterns are sold out toone or two, Tohave the assurance toask you to look st them, thus incomplete, we've broken the prices, ‘There are three lots of French Percales— 91.25 Waiste—of the “Star” and “King” pat- terne—If what will St and suit you are here ‘70c. will buy them, The qualities are above the average, A $1 Flannel Waist—“size poor," like the Pereales—are close by at 65c, If your size is here, see the saving. Now for every-day, rough-snd-tumble, vacation wear the ordinary, unlaundered Percale at a quarter 4s good enough—That quality wo've marked 17¢, each—end 08 you'll want more than one ‘we've made them THREE FOR A HALF, You wou't forget{the Sailor Straws for Chil- @ren—They're in the Hat Department—and every one bas been reduced—from the $3 one, Bow purchasable st $1.95, to the 450. grade, now marked 2Je—EVERY ONE~plain and fancy braids, Of course the $2.90 sale of All-wool Cassimore Pantaloons, the $1.15 Wash Vests, snd the three lots of Silk Alpaca Coats and Vests at $2.50, don't need auy trumpeting. All the gen- tiemen want us to do is to state the facts, Their experience with us bas taught them that they"ll ‘tnd just what we aay they will, and the picture 4a uever painted in exaggeration. ‘Taking it from the street to the roof, this wil} ‘be a big week for you with us, Behind you—in front of you—all aroupd you—no matter which ‘Pway you tura, there's something to attract, and the reduced price makes its bargain within a beriain, gaks THE 01 SEVENTH STREET MARKET SPACE, aya \ D.C.. MONDAY, JULY 1, 188 BOYS gs TH 0% FRE sts ve oe a CLAIM ATTENTION THIS WEEK. WE OFFER BETTER STYLES, BET- TER WEAR, AND LOWER PRICES THAN YOU HAVE YET FOUND IN WASHINGTON. SHOES MADE TO STAND THE GRINDING OF THE ASPHALT, BOYS’ CALF-SKIN AND RUSSET 3HOES, 82.00 TO $3.00, Asrnvn Bosr & Co, ay 1211 F STREET N. W. 'S ‘FAN DOMET FLANN! SHIRTS, 14) Gs Ses ie oany Korie Stare eet we ja ‘ DOUBLE COMBINATION, 11th st. 8.6, de29-3t JRIREWORKS! F ae _ FIREWORKS! $e28-5te AMERICAN VARIETY STORE, 730 7th et. Rosixsox, Pinzze & Cos POINTS. Summer Serges are the coolest fabrics made, Tex- tile expertaclaim they are perfect non-conductors of heat, Yet there's heft enough in them to keep their shape. The wearing qualities are of the best, We are selling American Serges in Gray and Brown colors at $10 8 suit—These suits wore made by Tailors for us.— English Serges in Black and Blue—guaranteed im. Ported goods—-@15 8 suit, Serges are naturally rough im Burfece, We have some that’re quite rough and some that're rough in lesser degrees, It's alla matter of taste, but we're in a position to meet the views of all. Our Thin Garments are in great demand. There sre two causes that produce this result—One ts our goods are maked to sell at proper prices now, Another ia, Our Stock is replete with just the styles the people want, Mohair Coats and Vests in every shade, Alpacas in every color from Black to Cream, Sicilians and Silk Lusters, Pongees properly made—perfect fitting, Drap a’ Etes, Nuns Cloths, &c., &o., &e, White and Fancy Flannel Suits, White and Fancy Vesta. Camels-hair Cloth Coats snd Vesta, ‘Trousers in all the latest patterns. Tennis Suits ana Blazers, House and Office Coats, Dusters in Linen, Mohair and Silk. Bar Costs and Waiter's Jackets, In fact, and in truth, everything—in the way of Light Summer Clothing—that will coutribute to your com- fort during the heated term—and all at prices that're fair and equitable—that never change and are there- fore lowest now. ROBINSON, PAREER & 00., REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, dyl-00 319 SEVENTH ST., COR. OF D. OUE,PLAIN, AND FANCY FRENCH 8A21N 126. t American Batines, 1c; our Satine, 7c. , Those are the cleari ices a KAUPMAS'S “DO 3 1243 11th st. we, EST. YARD. W ines, 1c, Cross-barred Muslin, €0,, 149 Hiei Ras And d—d be him who would abste one jot or one tittle of our righteous enthusiasin, We've mude two blades of grass grow where only one grew before, consequently we're a patriot on the {atest sed most spproved plan, und, therefore, entitled to our = have Ris customers fet yey fellow bas only one, hence we can affo1 at 80 fer below the other: fellow ss to leave bitae aod Tiras sociates out of sicht entirely; therefore we're a patriot oft er order and claiin another rousing KAH! We have facilities absolutely unrivalled tor placing FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING before onr customers at THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE COUNTRY, therefore our trade is assuming vast proportions. Our customers find that we give them & perfect fit for very little money, and not only guaran- ‘satisfaction, but slso absolute protection ; thus itis seen that we're's patriot of the highest order, aud ALL THE PEOPLE give us a rip-roaring new and fresh, alway Our stock is alw: ete with the latest st} ‘most reliable patterns, and and Our pricesJe whil-li-kius! ‘The bare wention of them makes the other fellow tear his hair in rae, mortifica- tion, and contusion, ‘TEN to ONE is hard to over: cows. Hasn't been’ done heretofore; can't be dune now; and the future will show the utter futility of all effort to pass under the string ahead of us, PR ign egy countrymen, we're & patriot Hip, hip, hooray for Independence Day and VICTOR E. ADLERS* PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 7th st. n.w., Corner Massachusetts avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRIOR, Open Saturdays until 11 p.m $3 Office Coats, Stripes and Checks, on sale Monday, ednesday, and Briday moruisen tree 70 cate 10 10 UR 1aige. pot MIXED SEREIGES. LAIN cs Luc, Btei] Figured, weight iingied Wool sized Ba Ler Navy Blue Gold-Seal Percale, Fi BLE COMBINATION, 1th st we. R. Goxpscma, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. If you look for Bargains, Real bargains, Astonishing bargains, here they sre, Be. Piette tase eo etal Coun : vith 500. at ae we Dest, turniahed, w 280, worth from 25 to 35c., your choice Mirrors, worth 60c., at 18¢. atte ‘Cljus, square-shaye, Ice-Cream Saucers, 6 for ‘Now shape, White Ohina, 6 each Cups and Saucers, oy ih 7 Be oe Seucors, Plates and Shispe ee Bete, 56 oopeatuing TET pisces, worth 2 piocon worth @o, st 6.78. ‘TRUNKS, show and most complete line jist te staeanoie aes Doe Bautacturers of tue Gultea Staten,” 5.08 Well-made Zine Trunks for 8 é ‘bound Zine Trunk { 78. S08 n-bound Oi Canvas trunk, with iron bot- tom, for by well $9.98 Fine 2 Suse Fra made, hand- ros. acorn opis ‘ize, for $8.98, Can’ Ti for ) $13 on ve We're making extensive changes tn the loca- of several departments, aud until all iscom- pleted we will advertise a SERIES OF BARGAINS which have never been equalled in season since ‘we have been in business, ‘The following are pickings from around the store, and are for a few days only. They repre- sent as much as we could tell you in 8 column. 1ST. A line of 50c. LISLE THREAD HOSE, in fancy combination, drop-stitch and plain. Also, a line of FINE COTTON HOSE in plain colors and fancy tops, Choice now, ‘S7}e. A PAIB, 2D. 25 ANTELOPE SKIN CHATELAINE BAGS, with stylish Oxidized Trimmings; skins in all newshades; bags all leather lined, Just think of the price! 980. EACH. ‘3D. All of our 15c. MOHAIR CHALLIES, in all light and greceful patterns, 150, and 180, been the price the country over, now 12k. A YARD, 4TH. 500 boxes of TOURIST RUFFLING, 6 yds, in » box (3 yards plain and 3 yards lace edge); sold for 250, ® box; worth 400; for a few days, - 180, A BOX. STH. 6 doz. of Imported Large-brim LEG- HORN HATS, sold from $1.98 to $2.50, to go Bow at a price that seems ridiculous— 930, EACH. 6TH, 50 Antique Oak and Cherry TOWEI- RACKS; they combine both Hanging and Roller Towels; are neat snd compact, aud can ‘be put in # small space; worth 50c.; for 230, EACH. MM MM O™ Bp dk ¥ tif wuMM © Ss BBB AA u ¥ wae isd 244 Uo See Sya8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, syl 7TH, 8TH AND D STREETS, IHULDREN'S CORDED CORSET WATSTB,, 250. ith § Buckle, 5o, 4 tire woolly KAUSMAN'S DOUBLE CUSMBINATION, 11th st. ae. Je29-3t Ovz J cry Cxzanixa Suz, BEGINNING TO-DAY, Is particularly devoted to the clearing out of our FINE HIGH-CUT SUMMER FOOTWEAR, ‘We do not intend carrying over a single pair of this season's goods to next year, and st the radical reduc- tions from our popular low prices now prevailing we know the attention of those in want of STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS SHOES will be sttracted to such an extent as to insure the desired result, Here's a half-dozen Special Plums picked at random from the lot; Gents’ $4.75 Real Kangaroo and French Calf Custom-made, Button, Laced and Congress, ow $3.85. Gents’ $2.50 Kangaroo Laced, Button snd Guiters, marked down to $1.87. Ladies’ $5 Finest Hand-turned Button Boots, @ truly elegant shoe, now $3.75, Ladies’ @4 Hand-sewed Turn Button, with pateut-leather tips, feather-weight, now $2.80. Ladies’ $3.50 Best Quality French Kid But- ton boot, reduced to $2.55, Ladies’ $2 Canvas Button Boots, cool and Just the thing for the mountains or seashore, imarked down to $1.20. ‘These are only s few of the 1,001 Special Bargains in our house; to the economically inciined the bure meution of this fact is suf- ficient. ‘WM. HAHN & COS RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, Main Store: 816 7th st Branches: 1922 Penn, ave, and 231 Penn. ave. se, dyl-00 CARING WHICH COMMENCED He winning at RAUEMANS DOUBLE COMBINA- Ton Tims is & corker, Every Remnant in She gues ott halt in pete, O_o th f in e29-3t Tux Box Marcuz 45-INOH EMBROIDERY BARGAINS, ‘To-day we drop the price on # quantity of Fine Em- broideries for Skirtings, + Lot 1—40 pieces Fine Eibroidery, scalloped edge, corded and plain, were selling at @1.48, $1.68, $1.89 and $1.98, now 81.25 a yard, or 436 yards for 85. Lot 2-29 pieces Fine Hematitched and Tucked Em- broideries, 45-inch wide, were selling at $2.25 and $2.48 a yard, now 81.89 a yard, or 436 yardsor $8, ‘Take advantage of this fall in price; they won't last long at this price, THE BON MARCHE. Sus Rusoxs. Q-inch Moire Sstin Edge Ribbons,in Pink, Blue, Cardinal, Cream andWhite, warranted pure Bilk, 8Gc.; worth $1.25. FE, KEE Tanouna. ‘The Special Prices in cur Het, Flower, and other Millinery Fixings in connection with FREE TRIM- ‘MING has kept our work rooms filled with work, and ow comes within a few dayya holiday. Need we say more than IF YOU WANT YOUR HAT IN TIME DON'T DELAY. Remember we trim your bat with every care as to style and finish WITHOUT CHARGE if you buy your Hat snd of us, New Black Lace Straw Hata, 48, 75, and 98, Tunported Leghorn Fiata, 50, 98c., 81.25. ‘Colored and Black Kough aud Keady Straws, 10c, anareD Hara, ‘We still have a large assortment of Bonnets, Toques, sud Large Hata, More than we should have, and to movethem quickly we reduce the price on mostly every Hat or Bonnet in stock, We have all grades, from the lowest to the finest. We think we can suit youastostyle. Asto price, we know thst will suit you, Calland examine ourstock. Think it will pay you, BOR WAR CHE. Mi@AlhiS.| 6 URGH 2 BRO, SHOPPERS’ INFORMATION. Always read this column if you want beneficial in- formation. SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE OF SUMMER SILKS, ALL OUR CHECKED AND STRIPED SUMMER SILKS AT A SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 15 per cent. ‘These goods have but recently been reduced to ex- ceedingly low prices, and we make the special offering of 15 per cent in order to entirely dispone of them. ‘The stock consists of all good colors and patterns, and. range in price from 30c. to 75c. per yard. SPECIAL PRICES ON PRINTED SILER, NAVY BLUE, DARK GREEN, SEAL BROWN, BRONZE AND GARNET SILK, with small figures, t70c, Regular Price, $1. BROWN, GARNET AND BLACK FIGURED JER- SEY SILKS st 75c. Regular Price, 61.10, PINK, CREAM AND WHITE LARGE FIGURED SURAHS at 80c, Regular Price, $1.25, ECRU GROCND SMALL FIGURED FOULARDS at45c. Regular Price, 75c, BLACK AND WHITE FIGURED INDIA SILKS at 58c. Regular Price, 80c, An excellent assortment of better QUALITIES OF CHINAS AND INDIAS, in light, dark and medium effects, at 900. and $1 a yard. BLACK, CREAM AND WHITE CREPE DE CHINE for @1 peryd. Extra value, . FLANNEL SHIRTS, Are they worn as much asever? You would think ‘80 to see what s quantity we dispose of every day. We have provided for the demand and fixed the prices very low, indeed, for the best-made Shirts, 50 cents will buy from uss first-class DOMET and CHEVIOT SHIRT, very nobby patterns, We bave twenty styles to select from. These shirta are cut full shaped sleeves, pocket, and have pearl buttons. Wedo not mean to say you cannot get s 60c. shirt elsewhere, but our quality willsurpassall st that price. Our 81 OUTING SHIRTS are the best-made gar. ments, have a pointed yoke and full-shaped arm, These patterns are decidedly pretty, both striped and plaids, ‘We have sizes from 14 to 17, Weclaim that 1.50 should buy so extra good shirt, in quality as well as workmanship, We have the stylish patterns. You can surely be suited out of thirty-five different styles, We also carry the finest qualities of FRENCH FLANNEL at $2and $2.25 inall the latest stripes and plaida, ‘We have just recetved our second edition of the new- est and best quality of SILK AND WOOL AND CREPE CLOTH SHIRTS, ‘We know that we can please and fit you, ‘We have all sizes in stock from 14 to 19 inches. Prices are $2.50, @3 and $3.50 each. For extreme heat we have the lightest feather ‘Weight SHIRTS; these goods are made of the finest SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, very nobby patters; sizes from 141017. Price $2 per garment, Some particularly good “Inducers” st our TABLE LINEN DEPAKTMENT, Some are povitively unapproachable, but all meri- torious merchandise, NAPKINS, 200 dozen LINEN LUNCH DOYLIES, st 400, dosen. 200 dozen PLAID LUNCH DOYLIES, at 50c, dozen. 200 dozen RED-BORDERED CREAM DAMASK DOYLIES, at 75c. dozen. 350 dozen RED-BORDERED CREAM DAMASK DOYLIES, at 98, dozen, 5-8 GERMAN NAPKINS, st 81 dozen, 5-8 SCOTCH NAPKINS, at $1.20 dozen, 5-8 GERMAN NAPKINS, at $1.25 dozen, 5-8 SCOTCH NAPKINS, at $1.40 dozen. 8-4 GERMAN NAPKINS, at $1.75 dozen, 6-8 GERMAN NAPKINS, at @2 dozen, TABLE LINEN. S8-INCH CARDINAL AND GREEN DAMASK, 0c. per yard; color guaranteed. DALKIETH TURKEY RED DAMASK, 50a yer yard; warranted to stand any nousekeeper's test. 56-INCH GERMAN LOOM DAMASK, in 3 different Qualities, at 35c., 40c,, and 45c. per yard. 60-INCH CREAM DAMASK at 50c. per yard. Qual- ity excellent, Patterns are imitations of the more ex- pensive goods, A sunall lot left of the special 72-INCH BLEACHED DAMASK at 75c. per yard, Sold elsewhere at @1. New Importations of BLEACHED SCOTCH DAM- ASK at $1, $1.25, 81.87, $1.50, and $2 per yard, 5-8 and 3.4 NAPKINS TO MATOH, TOWELS, 19x38 TURKISH TOWELS, 1230, 21242 TURKISH TOWELS, 250, 28x56 UNBLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS at 500, 27x54 BLEACHED(ENGLISH)TURKISH TOWELS, 500, 27x54 BLEACHED TURKISH TOWELS (Extra Heavy), 75c. Colored LINEN TURKISH TOWELS at 50c and 6240, GLASS TOWELS at 75c. per dozen. 16x32 DAMASK TOWELS, 100. of $1.20 per dozen. 16x30 BARBERS’ TOWELS, $1 per dozen. 18x36 HUCK TOWELS, 12340. or $1.50 per dosen, 20x40 HUCK TOWELS, 12360, or $1.50 per dosen, 18x36 HUCK TOWELS, 180. or $2 per dozen, 21242 HUCK TOWELS, 22c. or $2.50 per dozen, About 25 different styles of TOWELS at the pop- ular price of 250. each, embracing everything that is desirable in Huck or Damask Towels, An extra fine BIRD-EYE AND HUCK TOWEL FOR INFANTS at 25c.,a0 soft ss silk and possessing the drying qualities of the heaviest Huck, A complete line of FINE HUCK AND DAMASK TOWELS at 373¢¢., 600., 60c., 75c., and 81 each. New importstion just received of GERMAN TURB- KEY RED AND CARDINAL TABLE COVERS, all sizes aud New Designs, COTTON DIAPER, 18-inch 20-nch @24nch 244neb 27-inch be Ge ce ee CREAM DAMASK FRINGED TABLE COVERS, 84 10-4 12-4 50 a7 82.00 A JOB IN LAP ROBES, 250 EMBROIDERED MOMIE LAP ROBES, fully worth $1.25. Our price, 750. 200 EMBROIDERED LINEN LAP ROBES, fully worth $2.25, Our price, $150, . Our 50 PATENT COOLING FANS make our stores delightful shopping resort. SPECIAL—LATEST SUMMER DRESS FABEIC. ‘We have just purchased 800 pieces of PERSIAN MULL in all new and pretty figures. Weoffer the same at 18c. per yard, These goods were imported to retail at S734. Weare theonly homes offering these goods, See the window display, WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT, 7TH-8T. ANNEX LARS = BURGH Moxmr, Jur OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, or. 11th and F streets northwest. (Changed Every Day.) ‘The store closes this evening at 5 o'clock and will each evening during July aud August. ‘Saturdays the store will close at 1 p.m. ‘We shall be closed all day on Thursday, July eb. ‘The July Bargsin Sale began this morning. ‘Betuctions will be the onder of the day from tw on. JULY REDUCTION SALE OF JERSEYS. ‘We wish to close out the following lots of Jer- ‘sep, and to the accomplishment of that object have greatly reduced thetr prices: I Lot of Ladies Bisck All-Wool Jerseys, Re ued to 750. Lots of Ladies’ Biack All-Wool Cashmere Jereys. $1.25 and $1.50. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Black All-Wool Cashmere Jeregys, extra good quality. Reduced to 2 each, 1 Lat of Black Braided Jerseys, Reduced to S225 each BLOUSES REDUCED, 1 Lot of Ladies’ and Missed Jersey Blouses, in Garnet and White and Navy and White combinations, Reduced to 82.75. A DOLLAR OFFERING IN ZEPHYR WORSTED SHAWLS, FASCIXATORS AND of Armure Silk Sashes, with Bayadiere Striped Ends, is offered at the reduced price of $2.50 each, The colorsare Cream with Navy, Sage, Cardinal, Orange and Brown Bayadiere Stripes; Black with White Stripes, and Plain Bleck, A very stylish Sash. $2.50, JEWELRY REDUCED, We have placed all small lots on sale at considerably reduced prices, being desirous of closing them out at once. Here area few: Fancy Bangle Bracelets and Ooin Obain Bracelets reduced to 20c. each, Oxidized and Plain Silver Bangles st Jess than half former prices, vit: 10c,, 15c. and 25c. each. Children's Bracelets with fancy bangles re- duced to 1bc. Bead Bracelets, in gilt, oxidized and silver, Rinjacemerak fipedy Cut Sterling Silver Bangles, reduced to 480, These are but s few of the many, LACES FOR WASH DRESSES. The best of al) Laces for trimming the beautiful wash fab- rice is Point de Gene, It resembles the hand- made Irish Crochet Lace and makes a very at- tractive trimming for a dress of Satteen, Ging- ham, Challie, Batiste and other pretty printed fabrice, We haves very extensive line of pat- terns from 2 to 6 inches wide, in White and Beige, which we offer at prices from 1230. to ‘75e. per yard. CHANTILLY FLOUNCINGS. We have re- oeived an exquisite pattern in 40-inch Black Chantilly Lace Flouncing, in ® thread effect, ‘which is as handsomeas any pattern we bave yet offered at $9, while the price of this is but ‘96 per yard, LACE PARASOL OOVERS.—The Nottingham Lace Parasol Covers at 20 and 37340, are almost gone We shall buy no more of them this sea- fon, ‘We have made snedditional reduction (the Isat) im the elagant Black Escurial Lace Parasol Covers, and theycan now be had at $1.50, €2.50, and $3, instead of almost doubleas much, (Piret floor.) STATIONERY DEPARTMENT.—This branch ia fairly alive with good bargains, The Perfeo- tion Linen Writing Paper at 20c. per pound is but one of the many attractions. Envelopes to ‘match at 8c. per pack of twenty-five. ‘The Lead Pencils at 15¢.per dozen is bat another. The lead is excellent, and if the wood was black or cedar, instead of the red, white snd blue snd rainbow colorings, the price would be double, If you don't mind the color you gets splendid lead pencil. Boxes of Rubber Bands in assorted sizes at 0c, per box to pack away in the valises when treveling is another useful bargain. You will be surprised how often they will come handy. “Novelties” in Writing Paper that have merit are secured as rapidly as they appear. Look at the Hammered Silver, Broken Glass effects, and the cut-edge papers. The latter is ‘380, per box and the two former are 0c. per box. Ink, Pena, Pen-Holders, and sbout every- thing else thatcan properly come under the head of stationery. PRESENTS OF ENGRAVED PLATE AND CARDS—A customer bas given usa pointer, and we now giveittoyou. The country folks are beving acraze for visiting cards, andcity folks are taking their relatives and friends an engraved plate and Sfty cards as @ present in Part reciprocation for their summer hospitali- ties, These plates aud cards make a very thoughtfnl gift, and are sure to be appreciated, ‘We are not satistied to simply do good engrav- ing. Itia the dest we areafter, 8Gc. for piste and fifty carde, MORE WHITE SUITS.—We are not allowing ‘the stock to rum down on account of the ad- vanced season. On the contrary, the stock may be said to be now at its best. If you are preju- diced against ready-made Suits, an inspection of these will instantly dispel that prejudice, In buying at this stage of the season we can sell for less than usual prices, 45 Ladies’ White Lawn Suite, tucked Skirt ‘and Waist, $2.75 each. 00 Ladies’ Fine White Lawn Suita, skirt made with side plaits, and trimmed with Embroid- ery, $7 and $8.50 each, 50 Ladies’ White Lawn Suits, trimmed with five Embroidery in ® becoming manner, that readily permits laundering, @4 and 86.50, 10. 20 Ladies Extra-fine White India Lawa Suita, made with “Empire” Waist, the Skirt trimmed with striped Embroidery. A very attractive style, never before shown; $15. WHITE LAWN BLUUSES.—We have hardly ‘been able to keep pace with the demand, so pop- ular have they become. These Lawn Blouses can be worn with any Skirt, $1.25 and $1.75. (Third floor.) BETROGRADE-SEWED MITTS.—After be- ing unable to secure them fora week on scoouut of the rush at the factory they have at last as- Fived. The Ketrograde-sewed Mitts havé s lock ‘and # half-back stitch, making them more dure- ble and producing @ amaller and pester sesia ‘than in any other Mitta. We are the only frm ta Washington thst eell these Mitts—they being controlled by us, Retroxrade-sewes Mitts, in Black, White, and Oreain, 50c, Firat floor.) MOHAIRS.—Mohairs have no rival for mak- fag Treveling Dresses, for the ressons that it does not crush, is cool, ight in weight, readily sheds both dust and water, and is extremely Gureble, We bave the Plain Shades, Stripes, Plaida, and Figures, 3736 and 50c. We also have @ besutsful live of Mohaira in Cream Ground with Dainty Figures in Delicate Color. ings. baing very popular for seaside evening wear aud dancing dresses, ‘Besntiful line of Fabrics in Plain Cream. The “Queen” ts the Milk-warp Challia, ‘(Cirst floor; second annex.) ‘WOODWARD & LOTEROR Cor. 1ithand F sta nw, 1889. looking to now. Let it be to-morrow (Tuceday) and Jet the onjective point be— . THE A PALAIS aa op Ne A ae 2 wer Y = Comparison of variety, qualities end =u make it evident The Palais Hoyal's strictly cash busi- Bess enables it now, es in the past, to lew profit than necessary to the DUsinems (Proof below.) Hors To Tux BA) =x. Those contemplating ® vacation trip and, indeed” howe who don't, may Profit by the following binta, It won't do tocall next week andetpect to Gmé the lots reduced in prices still ip the store, ‘Bere's a Litue list for illustration ; 43 e: i merchant 75e. Fine Bal. Underwear reduced to 50e. 12890. and Sc. Linen Handkerchiefs for 10e. 25e. Pancy Linen Handkerchiefs, ‘B5c. Fancy Cotton Socks reduced to 26e, 50c. Fancy Lisle Socks reduced to 250. 47c, Knot apd Windsor Scarfs reduced to 25e. ‘250. Wash Silk Windsor Scarfs 17e. 15¢. Linen Collare reduced to ¥c. Ea~Not 2 few broken lots, but late and desirable Bovelty goods.in all sizes, colors and stylea, stance, the 16. Linen Cuilars redueed to $c, are shown iu every new style, Sizes from 12 to 18 mches. These collars were made especially for the “Palais Royal.” Each collar ts stamped “Palais Roval.” Guaranteed Sno « (collar as auy sold st 150, Comparison will Prove it, Why 0 Great @ Reduction tn Price? is saked. ‘The outcome of the buyer's error of judgment, 1,000 DOZEN COLLAKS were dropped in the depart- ‘ment at one delivery. ONLY UNTIL JULY FOURTH FOR 0. ZACK. The quantity will be reduced te scomparstively few Collars by then, Baoxex Lors. ‘The best-selling goods change from desirable goods to ” As an illustration: The Sik Tenms Dave soldst many places at 64.50 and ere oniy $3.50 cach, and have sold 80 ‘well that now the goods are termed a “broken Jot” and feduced to @Sench. One cach of the following eines: 14, 1436, 15, 1534.17. Two in size 16. E97 Many desirable broken lots in Underwear which are reduced to below the cost prices. stocks of Traveling Valises, Boaps, &7” Complete ‘Umbrellas, Belts and Suspenders, Flannel and Dress Bhirte—e men's FOR CITY WEAR Sik Gloves from 250, to 01,48 9 pair; every desirable style. SPECIAL are the ‘75e. Milanese silk Gloves, the 81 Gloves of elsewhere. ‘Silk Mitts from 25. to @1. Attention is drawn to ‘the 3¥c. Milanese Silk Jersey Mitta, which are held for comparison with the 50c. champions of elsewhere, FOR THE MOUNTAINS.—Ladies will eppreviate ‘the wearing qualities of PIGBKIN GLOVES; only — © peir; Mousquetuire i unten style, in Tans, Grays, Browa, ‘Kid Gloves in every desirable every poly with plain, Decks, 81.20 pr tot 25; ¢-button, $1.50; 8-button, e185, ‘ite Quill Fane, band petutod: mon cise Sos A to 87.0. ‘Ibust popular Oe, (Continued below.) ™ nota, ——— THE PALAIS ROYAL may easily claim for July 1, 2 and 3, dhe most important Hosiery Sule of the sea oon, ‘Nearly 2,000 pairs of Hose have been added to the Stock, eo that s full complement of sises and colors, are ‘Row to be found, and at prices that are the lowset ever (quoted for fine Hose, ‘The new stock, which was secured at $35 per emt Discount, bas been smaigamated with the combination Jota, aa previously sdvertised. THE PALAIS ROYAL Commnunox Lor 550. Hose ‘The former 750. combination lot is the 55a. let ef this sale, and includes Silk Hose that formerly were $1.25 © pair. Many will remember the Spun Silk ‘Hose, with Black feet snd ankles and striped uppers im various shades, also the Silk Hose, with Colored feet and ankles and Black uppers. These hose have sold very freely here at &5c. a pair and been offered Gsowhere at $1. ‘This 55e. combination lot also includes a few bun- dred paire of choice Lisle Thread Hose—part of the Rew stock. Nearly s half hundred different styles ‘which include all the new and delicate tinte, in Plain and Ribbed. Many o/ these Hose were tmworied to eat Gt 81.48 per pair. (827 Ladies, who are judges of fine Hoss, areyreqnested to attend this sale, The promise of the lowest pricse ever quoted for fine Hose will be found to be » fact that you'll much appreciate, (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL, Comsrmanox Lor 350. Hose, ‘This lot of Hose comprises the former 850. Com- Dinstion Lot, and also nearly 500 pairs of new Hose, Richelieu-hib, Silk-Finished Lisle Hose are shown 4m Btripes and Plain Colora Such desireable shades ae ‘Nile Green, Ricctric Blue, Tans, Fawn, Mouse, Mode, Piuk, Cherry, Lavender, Claret, Flesh, Nevy, Light Blue, Marcon, etc. A Very-Superior, Warranted ast Hose ts alse of- fered at 35c., or 3 pairs for $1. THE PaLals ROTAL (Continued below.) ‘This lot does not include euy of the new Hose, but you'll recognize the former 35c. Lisle Thread Bese and boot patterns in English Novelty Hose that solid earlier in the season at 440. ‘Schopver's Black Derby Ribbed Hose st 25c. will be appreciated by many. ‘THE PALAIS BOTAL, (Continued below.) A Suz Or Usomweun ‘That Lroken lots are bere is only mentioned tz order to inform you thet the cost price to the Palais Beyal las not Leen considered. Glad for you to take such roods at any price. Gar THE FEATURE OF THIS SALE OF URDER- ‘WEAR Is THAT ALL SIZES ARE TO BE BAD IN ‘THE BARGAINS ADVERTISED, ‘vo, VESTS—Boty-shape Gossamer Vesta, cima 86 to 40, Low necks and mbbed arm-bole Tee wars 8c, 190. VEST8—Swiss Ribbed Vesta, Thee ware Sia, ayo. VESTS—Ribbed Lisle, im Blua White, Gait, ‘Tan, Flesh, Cream. Thess wore 6c, ‘960. VESTS—Bibbed Gk Vests, come wih V- shape fronts of Bik Lace; others the exdimasy stpte Low-neck Vests. These were 81.35. ‘The ond of the colunn crowds out mention of other, ‘bargaine equally as atteactive. ‘mE Palas BOTAL, +. Lo, 229 ‘Cee. 18th cad Pa ove,