Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: THE EVENING STAR has tne fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Worid. and as an Advertising Medium is worth mere than all the other papers published fm Washington. a lee New York Office: Room 93, Tribune Building. —_———_—_ The Star Out of Town Tue Evextxo Star will be sent by mail to any eddress in the United States or Canada for such period as may be desired, at the rate of fifty cents per month G#” But all such orders must be accompanied by the money, or the paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are kept with mail subscriptions. gy —_— Statement of the circulation of Taz EVENING Srax for the week ending July 6, 1889: MonpaY, July 1, 1889......-++.++ ‘Tomspar, July 2, 1889... Wepxespay, July 3, 1889. ‘Tuvrspay, July 4, 1889. Parmar, July 5, 1889. Sarvmpay, July 6, 1889. DAILY AVERAGE.....--000-seeeeeee CORRESPONDING WEEK, 1988... I solemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tur Evenrve Stax for the week ending July 6, 1889, F. B. Norgs, ‘Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Company. Subscribed and sworn to before me this eighth day of July, A. D. 1889, Jouy T. C. CLarx, Notary Public. oo A number of leading trade organizations and prominent business men of New York and Brooklyn are already on record as conceding the fitness of the selection of Washington as the site of the exposition of 1892, and are num- bered among the supporters of the project. The nomination of New York or some of its suburbs in adjacent states or on adjacent islands as a substitute for the Capital as tle site of the exposition is backed by only a few New Yorkers. These few are already divided among themselves concerning the particular suburb of that city which shall be honored by selec- tion. Outside of New York the opinion in favor of the Capital as the site, if a world’s exposi- tion is to be held, is practically unanimous. The condition of public opinion in the other commercial cities of the republic will inevita- bly prevent the holding of this exposition at New York. The only substantial result for which the few eleventh-hour advocates of New York can hope is the defeat of the project to make Washington the site of a world’s fair in 1892, and the killing of all plans for an exposi- tion in America in that year. Asarule not much satisfaction is derived even during the performance by those who play the dog-in-the- manger act, and the spectators or the public at large often supplement the performance with substantial indications of their disapproval. ene The history of the Oberammergau passion play shows how easy it is to spoil a good thing by trying to improve it. Thirty years ago the great world knew of the play only through oceasiogal reports from artiste and men of let- terswho had quit the beaten track of Euro- pean travel and hunted their way to the quaint old village. The peasants who took part in it were so thoroughly in earnest that they seemed even to try to lead in their every-day oceupa- tions the lives of the characters represented by them on the stage, as sort of preparation for the great event of each ten-year period, Bat the Franco-Prussian war of 1870 broke in upon the decennial rule, and in 1871 the per- formance attracted such a crowd of sight-seers who flocked to the continent when dan- ger from the international duel was over, that the innkeepers and teamsters and other beneficiaries through all the neighboring country had their heads turned and saw thet there would be profit in making the play a fashionable feature. The presenta- tien of 1880 strengthened this idea and ex- tended it to some managers in Munich, who have now undertaken to revise the text, sup- ply new dresses, elaborate scenery and mechan- ical devices, increase the orchestra and enlarge the auditory so that ten or twelve thousand persons can see the stage. The rustic flavor of the whole affair, which was one of its chief charms, is gone, together with the devout atmosphere which pervaded the performance im the old time. The Oberammergau play is now an ordinary spectacle, like any other in a profane theater. The peace congress has been held at Paris, and already certain belligerents are about to refrain from belligerency. A truce has been declared in Samoa, desertions from Legitime are, it is said, bringing Hayti to a condition of non-belligerency, and the new battle of New Orleans or thereabouts is over, and at least one of the antagonists is pounded into a state of peace. Evidently the people of the world will soon be cured of the bad habit of fighting. ne It is now soberly proposed in case electrocu- tion is discarded as a means of despatching criminals, to substitute suffocation by carbonic acid gas. This scheme would serve the double purpose of putting bad men out of the way and of reminding good men of the perils of poor Ventilation. Mrs. Belva Lockwood's well-timed praises of the French nation and its capital at the inter- national peace congress have made her very pop- ular there, and have probably insured her the votes of Paris and the department of Seine-et- Oise by a practical walk-over when she runs next time for President of the United States. 9 Now that the superfluoses me has been dropped from program, and u-e from catalog and demagog, isn’t it about time to tackle the word yacht, and spell it yo? There is no sense in fooling away so much time and trouble on it as we do now because some of our ancestors didn't know how to spell. —— The proclamations of the governors of Ala- bama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas against prize-fighting seem to have had much the same effect as Canute’s famous command to the sea. By the wonder how many of them saw the “mill.” << THE EVENING STAR: WASHIN ONLY ONE HOUSE IN THIS GREAT CITY THAT 18 NOT DOWN TO ODDS AND ENDS#*OF STOCK IN SUMMER SHOES. ONLY ONE HOUSE THAT ‘THOUGHT, IN JANUARY, THAT SUMMER SHOES WOULD BE NEEDED AFTER JUNE 15TH, AND PREPARED FOR SOME TRADE ON THEM IN JULY. WE HAVE THE GOODS-THE SIZES AND WIDTHS, IN OUTING SHOES, VACATION SHOES, TENNIS SHOES, FO MEN, LADIES, CHILDREN AND INFANTS. BBB vv = B u RR ET TS sg a B Hi Le Tr 'SSy Bes ‘ow! kB OF Bg5* PRICES FOR GOOD SHOFS ARE LOWER THAN OTHERS CHARGE FOR POOR ONES. TENNIS SHOES, $2.50 AND 83. VACATION SHOES, $2, 82.50 AND $3.50. ARTHUR BURT & CO, iy8 1211 F ST. N.W. Sxoora Sane. While our neighbors are floundering in the shallows of sensationalism and making frantic efforts to woo the winds of tradé we are sailing in the placid waters of Sereat success. Our Bark of Business is freighted with the choicest products of the marts of fashion, constructed into Summer Garments of style and merit by the High Priests of the Tailors’ art. The compass we steer by is truth in advertisfng. Our pole star fair and honest prices. These things count with an intelli- gent people every time. Our stock of Thin Summer Clothing has no peer in these parts, and, in our line, the most fastidious can crave no more than wecan show. OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT. ROBINSON, PARKER & 00. THE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 353-e0 319 SEVENTH ST., COR. OF D. Weve Hw Onns, Thank you, and enjoyed it hugely, but shonld we have auother “turn” of like proportions, only the shelves and counters, filled with emptiness, would be left to tell the tale. And yet the Croakers croak about hard times, dull business, stagnation of trade, ete. with their feet cocked upon their desks waiting for customers to stumble in upon them, while the patient, plodding or- gan-grinder pauses in front of their doors and grinds out the doléful strains of “OVER THE HILLS TO THE POOR HOUSE.” Well, the Fourth of July rush is over, and we might a well tell you that you erippled our stock so. seriously that we tiave had to fill in and “build up” more exten- ively than ever before at this season,ad having made NEW SHUFFLE, we are give you s NEW MEN'S CASSIMERE SUITS—SACKS, Strictly All- Wool, $7.50, $8.75, 80.50, $10.75, upward, MEN'S CASSIMEE SUITS -GULAWAYS, Strictly All-Wool. $8.75, $9.75, 81 % 0.75, $11.50, upward. MEN'S PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, CORKSCREWS, DIAGONALS AND KERSEYS. D0, upward. AND LoNa PANTS. 50, upward, 13 AND SHORT 75,83, ard upward, LONG PANTS. upward. y SHORT PANTS, 50c. upward. ENS" PAS 25, 82.50, $2, As the summer advances and the’ mercury rises EO Bnd yourselves iu need of Seorsuckers, Pungee iiks, Series, Alyacas, and such like. You'll And them Tight here in endless’ variety, and at Ten Per Cent Clothing House prices. You kuow what that means, VICTOR E. ADLER'S PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 7th st. Corner Massachuset ue, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Open Saturdays until 12 p.in, EZ Ofiice Coats, Stripes and Checks, on sale Mon: Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from 7 to 9 o'cl¢ Price, 25¢. wv 10 10 R.. Goxnscuanp, 1007-1008 ¥ ar. ¥.W. To-morrow, (Tuesday.) Great combination sale of household necessities, All previous efforts outdone, Bargains that will sell at sight: 22? “iveerine Ball Soap, 3 cakes for 10c., worth Se. Whisk Brooms, in cases, for 7c., worth 150.* 10. Glass Lemon-squeezers for 5c. 150, Acme Steel Frying-pans for 50, 25c. Wire Fly-traps, only 120, 50c. Carriage Whips at 25c. Th Yonder" of all the famons “Electric Series” of popular books sold elsewhere for 25c., my price Yc. ». 2-0z. Machine Oil, only 3c. Painted Watering-pots, only 9c. Frank Miller's Haruess-dressing, worth 50c., for Be. Frank Miller's Black Harness Soap, worth 25c., for Se. 15e, Kitchen Knives for 9c. 15e. Jointed Dolls for Se, 15c. China Decorated Mustard Pots for 70. 2c. Large Paint-boxes at 8, 50¢, Stable Halters for 25c. Picture Frames, worth from 15c, to 25e., at 10c, A case containing 3 Memorandum Books at 8c, SOc. Writing Desks only 280, 25e, Metal Combs at Se. 50c. Hand-Mirrors at 1 8c, $2.50 Opera Glasses for Se. 25c, Bisque Figures, with Thimble and Holder, at 8c. 50c. Dolls for 28c. Se. Tea-Strainers only 1c. 10e. Serew-Driver for Sc. 0c. Tack-Drawers only 4c. Bronze Stove-Lifters only 2c. ‘Tes or Coffee-Pot Stands only 29. 10c. Cork-Screws for 3 2c. Egg-Beaters for 9. 10c, Brass Bird-Cage Springs for 20, 0c, Iee-Picks for 3c, 15e. Rulers for 5c, 15e. Tracing-Wheels for Se. 26e. Hair-Curlers only 9e. 25e. 2-ft. Carpenter-iiulvs for Be, 25e. Nickel Shears only ‘ic, 10e. Medicine Glasses only 50. 10c, Large Count-Books for 40. ‘The Best Muctlage only 2c. 15e, Imported Mixed Bird-Seed only 7c. a pound. 0c. Thermometers only 5c, DOWN GOES SUMMER GOODS, Fans almost given away. Refrigerators, Ice-Chests, Cream-Freezers, Water- Coolers, Filtets and Baby Carriages way below cost. N. B. Don’t fail to visit my store Saturday next, be- tween the hours of 1 and 10 pan. ae BR GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F st. n.w. Itseems just trifle late in the day for the Pond du Lac G. A. R. post to drop Gen. Bragg from its roll of members for a speech and vote of three years ago. The general proclaimed his opinions somewhat sharply, but he held to them honestly and did not truckle for popu- larity at the cost of what he considered a waste of the government’s money, Since Pennsylvania surfaced, would it not be a good time to rip up those rails ana lay the flat sort? What is worth doing at all is worth doing well; and if there is any particular in which the sur venue is soon to be re- a If Kilrain had only spelled his name with a double “I” he would have been the most pop- our late spell of weather. OB THE LIQUOE HABIT, Positively Cured by administering Dr. Hainey GOLDEN SPECIFIC, 2 of coffee or tes or tn 2 pee. or tea or ta articles of the patient; itis ab- effect a permanent and 8. F. WARE, under Ebbitt House, HELPHENSTINE, 14th st aud Vi ave. mbll-col tut Panwrrus Stone CLOSING AT 6 P. M.; SATURDAY AT 9 P. M. BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK: PABASOLS — 1 Lot Parasols, price was $2 to $4. We Must close them out, To do so we must sell thom at $1 each. MATTINGS—At Prices to Close: 7 pes. Faucy Matting from 1230. to 100. oe = “ 256. to 170. oes - “ 300, to 250. | Be bd “ 37h. to 300, Have Reduceda splendid line of Satines to 12\c, to Another Lot Swiss Ribbed Vests for Ladies, all Sizes 1th. WHITE GOODS: An elegant line of Plaid Muslins, Striped Pique. Lace Stripe and India Linens going at 12360. Fine India Linens, Mulls and Nainsook at very low prices. French Gingham, reduced to 18c. and 23c. Some Extra Good Styles in Plaid and Stripe Ginghams with Plain to Match, Don’t forget our stock of Batiste at 8 and 12}40. And our Challies at 7c. and 1 Be. Full stock of White, Cream snd Black Hibbons at Rea- sunable Prices, CARHART & LEIDY, x6 928 Tthand 796 K st. nw. Dressixo Sacovzs. 73 pieces entire stock; look at the prices to close them out; think it will doit; here isacbance for you if we have your size, if not it will pay to alter them. Regular Sizes, Price, 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 Price o-1%9- 1 —- 50 se 14 = i- - 63 11 12 —- = 1i- - 6 1.48 22 3 a oe 1 98 17% - 2 2 1 = = =—@125 189 =—- - —- 1 1 - —135 198 - 122 —={ —= — 148 2.25 4312 = 32 — 148 2.48 ss iti-|- 32 8 = 2% 21 -t=-1-+- = = 200 319 - —- 1 1 -—- 1 — 225 325 —- = 1 t. - — = 225 sae - 11 =- 1 = — 248 450 - — 2 1 - = — 300 THE BON MARCHE, Tus Bos Mazcuz HAT SALE. At 21c. and 48c. choice of every Colored Hat in the house, We want to close out every Colored Straw Hat on our counters, To do so we make up two lots at 21c, and 48c., which include every Hatin the house. Goods that were marked $2.98, 82.48, $2.25, $1.98 81.75 down to 48c. What we think the best we include in the 48c. lot, the balance we maek 21c, You may just find what you want in this lot. Some that were $1.48 and $1.75 included in the 21c, lot, Remember le, AND 480. for choice of Colored Ladies’ Straw Hats that were 480, to $2.98. ‘THE BON MARCHE. Farz RIMMING. ‘We want to remind you that by buying your Hats and Trimmings of us we trim your Hat stylish and with the utmost care FREE OF CHARGE. Hats, Flowers, and all Millinery Trimmings are re- markably cheap now, THE BEB 00 NNN BB OO NNN BBB 00 NONN MM MM RRR coco H H EER MMMM an RR © O HH E MMMM AA RRR, oO HHH EEK MMM AAA RR OO H H E - MaMa 4 KR KR COO H H ERED 6 316 7th st. n. w. J ULIUs Lasssvron JULIUS LANSBURGH JULIUS LANSBURGH Must Close EVERY ROLL OF CARPET, EVERY PIECE OF FURNITURE, EVERY YARD OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS, BEFORE REMOVAL TO 13TH AND F STS. BEFORE REMOVAL TO 13TH AND F STS. BEFORE REMOVAL TO 13TH AND F 8TS. On MONDAY MORNING, July 8, we will commence to sell the entire stock of Carpets, Furniture, aud Up- holstery Fabrics contained in the present stores, 315 ‘7th st. and 637 D st., before removal to our HANDSOME NEW WAREROOMS, ® 13TH AND F 8Ts. WHAT WE OFFER. Parlor Suits covered in Silk Tapestries or Silk Mar- bleized Plushes at $59.85 per Suit of 5 pieces, These Suits were covered from finest qualities of Silk Tapes- tries and Silk Plushes that we had left over from this spri purchases and are really worth to aclose buyer #100. Sideboards that we sold for $60, now $40. Sideboards that we sold for $42, now $27. Sideboards that we sold for $35, now 822, Sideboards that we sold for 830, now $18, CHAMBER SUITES. Chamber Suites that we sold for $150, now $115. Chamber Suites that we sold for Chamber Suites that we sold for 2 Chamber Suites that we sold for $100, now $75. Chamber Suites that we sold for #85, now #62. Chamber Suites that we sold for #6: 50. Chamber Syites that we sold for $50, now #: Chamber Suites that we sold for #42, now $30. Chamber Suites that we sold for $35, now $24. CARPETS. Best Body Brussels that were 8 Best Body Brussels that were $1, now 750. Best Tapestry Brussels that were $1, now 5c. Best Tapestry Brussels that were Best All- Wool Ingrains that were a Medium Quality Ingruins that were 65c., now 45c. STRAW MATTING. STRAW MATTING. 500 Rolls Straw, 40 yards to the roll, at $4.00, 150 Rolls Seamless Matting, at $0. 125 Rolls Best Seamless Matting, MOSQUITO CANOPIES. 500 Large-size White Canopies, $1.50, 200 “ ©“ Pink wy 1.75. WINDOW SHADES. 1,500 Dado Shades, on Spring Rollers, at 33c. each. PORTIERES, LACE CURTAINS, PLUSHES, RAW SILKS,TAPESTRIES, BROCATELLES, VELOURS and in fact our ENTIRE UPHOLSTERY STOCK. Prices Cut Nearly One-Halt JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7th st. nw, AT i REMNAN at KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE is the talk of the tuwu. It includes coeet yb EE oo ba eo 3 » 8 Sgs5 KE CLO Ma Yyn M a M Vv u M Vv I M oo ov BBR A RRR GGG A On BoB AAR RG G AA I x BBB AA IRR G KA II N ss BOB AAA Kh R GGG AAA IN NN g 8... BBB A AK R GGG A’ AILN NN 5ss§ 2: ‘We've taken the pick of the store, good items, every one of them, You've never before hada chance to buy at such prices. No. 1.— Gingham Dress Patterns of 10 yards, in do- signs that have made Ginghams so popular this season. Regular 10c. quality, MOVING PRICE, 65c. FOR 10 YARDS. No, 2.— 36-inch “Princess” Cheese-cloths—a high- sounding name, but they will stand the title. Make light, airy, and inexpensive knock-about dresses. Colors, Red, Med. Blue, Cream, Pink, Nile Green, Buf, aud Lavender. Were 10c. a MOVING PRICE, 8}<c. A YARD, No. 3— 36-inch Plain-color Satteens, which we were wetting 15c, a yard for. MOVING PRICE, 100. A YARD, Colors are Bright Red, Light and Med, Blue, Tau, Cream, and Light Brown, No. 4.— 20c. Full-bleached Bathing Towels, extra heavy weight. MOVING PRICE, 15c. EACH. No. 5.— 100 Lawn Dressing Sacques, ticht fitting, rufite at neck and sleeves, Sizes, 34 to 46, MOVING PRICE, 84c. EACH. No. 6.— 15 Striped Brilliantine Wraps (Ladies), in light and dark Tans and Grays, with contrasting stripes. For traveling or city wear there is nothing comes with less weight and more style, Bold for 86, MOVING PRICE, 84.98, No. 7.— 10 Ladies’ White Suite, with tucked skirt, platted waist and belt; made well ; fits perfectly. Bizes, 32 to40, Were $3.50. MOVING PRICE, $2.68, You couldn't get the making for that price, Jet alone the materiala, No. 8.— A line of Embroidered and Plain Double Cash- mere tcarfs, al colors, Prices were $2.26, $2.50, $2.75, and ¢3, MOVING PRICE, $1.98, Ro. 9.— 26 REAL SEAL CHATELAINE BAGS§,stylish oxidized full lestber-lined, Very ‘Rear like those of the $2.%5 oves, MOVING PRICE, $1.75. BAU RES | ‘%TH, 8TH AND D STREETS. ($012-00lm Ock Price Fronr. A CLEAN KNOCK-OUT of our profits, and in many eventual Clearing Out of our Summer Stock. ‘The following will only partially illustrate the flerce Price contest now waging at our House: tal Best Russet Oxfords.....,..00-.-61.75 Fine Dongola Oxfords,....0.:++.81.48 ~-Russet Goat Tiet,.....eseceeeee $1.40 WM. HAHN & CO.’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE, » Main Store: 816 7th st, West End Store: 1922 Penn. ave, Capitol Hill Store: 231 Penn. ave. ae, dy8-co Asoruzr Dars Prtoxrxos * MEN'S MATTERS, ‘When you're clearing up you come across lots of things you think » good deal of, but haven't the room to keep, and out they go. Our case to a T—and they've got to goout with us. We've greased the track in the shape of a dropped price—and that'll start ‘em quicker than anything we know of, We've takea broken sizes out of all the lots—until we've made one complete one—of Serge Coats and Vests, We've the small sizes—and the extra large—50 chest if you can wearit, They've been @7 and $5— but mixed together this way you can pick out what'll do you at $3.50—Coat and Vest, They're feather- weights—a dozen shades—plain patterns of stripes— light or dark effects, Guaranteed them at $7 and 85— We don’t go back on them at $3.50, It's the first here that'll get ‘em. Did the same thing to some Flannel Coats and Vests. ‘Made alot out of the broken sizes of several. They are $7 and $5 qualities—but bunched together we've marked them $3.50. We want the digmen to hunt these over—We don’t care how big—Small sizes, too. Lots of men come in just fora Coat—Of course they get it—That leaves the Vest on our hands—We don’t want them—and we've gotagood many. They're all thin fabrics and worth from 82 to 750, They ought not tobe a dead loss to us—25c, hardly pays for the buttons—but you can have as many as you wantat that price—a quarter, Did you ever wear Linen Suit? Lots of youare this year, for we sold them to you, You paid @5 for them—Worth it, every cent of it, The sizes arebroken and if you want another and can get the fit youcan have it at $3.50, They wash and do up nicely. Looking over our White and Fancy Duck Vests we see some arenot moving as they should. We've found out the reason. They're cut a button too high. 84 and 82 qualities, That button will cost us from 81 to $3. We've marked the lot 81. Fine qualities. Three 85 lots of Funcy, Silk Alpaca Coats and Vests, with gaps in the sizes, You might come in and want one of them and we couldn't fit you. So we tell you now they're broken in size, and for that reason they're 2.50. Third fdor for all the above, Don't forget that all of Brigham, Hopkins & Co. stock is transferred to us at one-half its original price, That gives you a Straw Hat for next to nothing. And our regular stock, bought at regular prices, is knocked under; $3.50 and $3.00 Hats at $1.98; 82.50, Sy and $2 Hats at $1.48; $1.75, $1.50, and $1.25 Hats at 08c.; $1 and 75c. at 480, ‘These are Men's Hate, but the Children's Sailors are price-down too. Assoon as you read this—rup, A day's delay and you may be disappointed. BAKS AND COMPANY'S CLEARINGS UP. SEVENTH $TREET AND MARKET SPACE. dy8 A Srecrat Suz We started to-day aspecial sale of Snits formerly sold at $9, $10, $22 and $13.50, andsell themat one price, $8.50 A SUIT. ‘They are Sack ‘and Cutaway Cassimeres, Cheviots, Plannels and Serges. Not asuit worth less than the originally marked price. You want Clothes. We Miust have money. That is the reason. [2 WEYL’'S ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 311 7TH ST. ‘The reductions are from bona fide prices marked in vlain Gyures on each garment. apl0-3m Jonxsox, Ganver & Co. ‘Will offer the balance of their stock of SCOTCH Z:PHYR GINGHAMS at 18c. ; former price, 26 and B0c, CHALLIES reduced to 8, 10, 1230. NEGLIGE SHIRTS for Men, fast colors, 50, 760.,, 1. FRENCH MULL, PLAID ORGANDIES, INDIA LINENS, &e. LADLES’ AND GENTS’ GAUZE UNDERWEAR. Plain and Fancy STRAW MATTINGS, FLOOR OLLCLOLHS, &e. . JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., Peunay! Near 7th st. .w. Reuuste Suraz. _*6am $10.00 For A MEN'S SUITS ALL SIZES FROM 33.70 44, IN ALL THE POPULAR SHADES AND STRIPES. pon €8.75 FOR YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF OUR LIGHT-COLORED C4AS%, SPRING SUIT, FOUR-BUTTON CUTAWAY OR SACK, WHICE WE SOLD DURING THESEASON FOR 918,00, $10.50, 915,00. 818.50 AND 912.00, THIS PRICE FORSUCH GOODS 18 FAR LOWER THAN ANYTHING OF THE KIND OFFERED IN THIS O1TY THIS ‘ i GTON, D.C.. MONDAY, JULY 8, 1889. Tae CimmmoSiz Paes ‘You'll find e change to-morrow in the Jewelry, Fan, and Leather Goods Departments. No pretence of » canes part of the orginal cost must result tm the puny fall of that show the clearing sale iss clearing eale in every sense of the word PALAIS ROY AL JEWELRY has been marked down in price, trreapec- tive of whst the cost was. For instance: The 75c., 98e., $1.25 and @1.35 Rolled-Gold Lace Pins are thrown in s bin on one of the bargain tables, and you ean take your choice to-morrow for 50c_ And so it goes with the entire stock. You won't know the Jewelry Department, and you must be prepared to find things looking as if ttwere an suction sale, ‘This evening the change will be made and to-morrow you will find COMBINATION LOTS st 100, 19c., 25c., 50c. and up that will comprise Jewelry costing twice the prices, ‘The stock comprises first-class Imitation Jewelry, also the real, and in quantities and variety that are only too large, THE STOCK COMPRISES: MEN'S 14-Karat Gold,also Roll-Gold Watch Chains, Scarf Pins, Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Links, Studs; also, Oxidyzed Silver Shaving Mugs, Match Boxes, Cigarette Cases, &c., kc. LADIES’ Hair Ornaments, Lacepins, Earrings, Bracelets, Bangles, Buckles, Belts, Chatelaines, Fob Chains, Rings, &c., &c., of sterling silver, 14-karat gold, rolled gold, tortoise shell, amber, enamel, onyx, rhine stove, garnet, CHILDREN’S Finger Rings, Thimbles, Necklaces, ‘Lace Pins, Also, Baby Buttons, &o. THE CLEARING-SALE PRICES aresuch thatno attempt st display will be made. Every compartment to each table will have a ticket affixed with the price for choice. That many of the articles will be less ¢€pn hal/-price you may discover to-morrow. Details can't be given here, as at time of writing the changes of prices had not been made. Ready for you to-morrow morning, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Learner Goons To Go. The Leather Goods Department embraces Belts of ever description, Pocketbooks, Card Casea, Purses, Chatelaine Bags, Hand Satchels, Valises, Straps. Toilet Article Cas-s, ete., ete. The Clearing-Sale prices are indicated by the follow- ing few illustrations: Cases of Imitation Alligator, containing Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes and Comb, to-morrow for 50c., com- plete. The price this morning was 680. Real Alligator Cases, containing Shaving and other Toilet Articles of the very best make. These will be $12.98 each instead of $15.50, POCKETBOOKS, with oxidized clasps, are to be 19c. that were25c. Asavingof only 6 cents, but the expensive silver trimmeé books will be,in some instances, 81 less than this morning's prices. BELTS of Canvas, with iinported snake buckles, for 100, each, Those that were 25c. go down to 160. Silk, Velvet, Alligator and Antelope Belts, with very beautiful oxidized silver buckles, st prices less than ‘cost of importation. SATCHELS.—A “Gladstone” that will hold toilet articles, shirt, suit, &c., for $2.50, is an inkling of the price surj All sizes and kinds of Valises at Clearing-Sale prices, TRAVELERS' COMPANIONS. —Water-proof Cases, with compartments for all toilet articles, Compact, clean—a companion the traveler needs, only 25¢. each. S#~ See the tables for the combination lots of Pocketbooks, Belts, etc. Ready to-morrow morning. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Japanese Fans for 10c. that should be 25c., and Pocket Fans for 15c, that should be 19c., are but straws in the price-wind that’s toclear out thousands of Fans; yes, thousands! and this week, too, The most complete Fan stock in this city. All the novelties are here, “The Frolie of the Frogs” This Fan is of silver in representation of moire silk and the frogs are at play, $1 here, Combination lots of Fans st $3, @4 and 85 willcom- prise Fans that wereas much as 10. Ready to-mor- Fow morning, (Continued below.) a Ani Fos Tunzz Dars Oxrz. ‘Threé days of redaced prices will sufficiently lower the stocks of Corsets, Blouses and White Suits, and therefore this announcement for MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. uly 8.) Guly 9.) uly 10.) 52” The prices quoted below are positively for above days only; from 8 am. to 6 p.m. on each of these days, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) (Continued below) Corsers Ar Srecrut Parces, €97"750. CORSETS FOR 640.¢8 A special reason why the Palais Royal 750. Corsets should be superior is because 50c. corsets are not kept in stock, and therefore the effort has been made to show the difference between the unreliable and traghy 50c, Corsets and the reliable and warranted ‘75e. Corsets of the Palais Royal, The Palais Royal's 75c. French Woven Corsets are the $1 Corsets of elsewhere. ‘The Palais Royal's 75c, Hand-made Corsets are the €1 corsets of elsewhere, ‘These Corsets, also Thompson's Summer Corset, for — ‘Tuesday and Wednesday for only 640. & pair, . THE PALAIS ROYAL, p} HITE Ison Lisex Biovsza 627°$1.35 BLOUSES FOR $1.23_a8 Thousands of ladies are wearing these Blouses with dark skirts, They meet, and how often is this the first Question asked; “ Where did you get your Blouse? “At the Palais Roya” is generally the answer, Palais Royal prices anda variety moreextensive than any other two stores combined have made this place HEADQUARTERS for Blouses. Look st the $1.35 Blouse! Where else such fine India linen? ‘The back and front neatly tucked and the neck and sleeves trimmed with embroidery you usually see only in 81.50 Blouses, Such Blouses for July 8,9 and 10 ARE ONLY $1.23. Blouses to show you from 98c. to 4.68 cach, and Dressing Sacques from 59c. to 86.68 each—thousands of them at halfs different prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL, «Continued below.) Ison Loex Sorrs. t#"$8 SUITS FOR 86_a9 There are two reasons why the variety and quanti- ties of White Suits are too large. iret. The wigan’ purchase made late in the season. Second, The and continued wet weather, The buyer's idea that the iavorable purcl-ase would euable the offering of better qualities for the prices thau shown elsewhere, and thus do twice the ordinary business, but then came the raiu, long aud coutinued, and NOW COME BARGAINS FOR YOU that the warm weather of July, August aud September will prove to be SEASONABLE BARGAINS. ‘The variety is too extensive to pretend to give de- Sore? 88, 80,810 S11, 812. 81h O14, 818, 816, 86, $7, $8, » S12, Suis et S24, 825, 827, 028, bev. He emma} Mosrax, Juxx Sm, 1889. We close evenings at 5 o'clock ; Satuniays at 1 O'clock. ‘Wo bogan e Mid-Summer sale of Handker- chiefs this morning. Handkerchiefs are one of (OUFr greatest specialties, and the stock of to-day im pointof attractiveness and good value is equal to any we showat Christmas times. We sell Linen and nothing but Linen for Linens. ‘No Mixed Handkerchiefa, HANDKEECHIEFS FOR LADIES. COLORED BORDERS. ‘Ladies’ White All-Linen Hemstitched Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs, half-inch hem, 4 for 250. ‘Ladies’ White All-Linen Hemstitched Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs, quarter, balf, ono and two-inch hems, choice styles, only 10c, and 12%. each. Ladies’ White All-linen Hemstitched Colored- bordered Handkerchiefs, quarter, balf and one- inch bets, beautiful colorings, only 180. each; 3 for 50c. Ladies’ White All-linen Hemstitched Hand- kerchiefs,with colored borders, scalloped-edged, embroidered in colors, solid colored borders and solid colored centers, only 25c. each. The handsomest assortment of styles aud colorings ever shown at the price. Ladies’ White Sheer and Heavy All-linen Hemstitched and Scalloped-edge Handker- chiefs, handsome! y embroidered in colors, 37%, 50, 75c., 81, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, 82 and $2.50 each. ALL-WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS. Ladies’ Pure White All-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, half-inch hem, only 10c. each. Ladies’ Pure White All-linen Hemstitched ‘Handkerchiefs, fine and heavy qualities, quar ter, half-inch hems, only 1234. each. Ladies’ Pure White All-linen Hemstitched ‘Handkerchiefs, half-inch hems, only 18c. each ; Bfor 500, Ladies’ Pure White All-Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with White colored borders, 34- inch hems, only 17c. each; 3 for 5c. Ladies’ Pure’ White All-Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, embroidered in White, scalloped edges embroidered in White, hemstitched em- broidered in corners, excelient quality, only 25e. each. Ladies’ Pure White Extra Fine Linen Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, quarter, half, one and two ingh hems, only 373¢c. each. Ladies’ Pure White All-Linen Scalloped-edged Handkerchiefs, handsomely embroidered in White, only 37340. each, Ladies’ Pure White All-Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, half-inch hems, extra fine qual- ity, only 42c. each. Ladies’ Pure White Superfine Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, in hemstitched and scalloped borders, handsomely embroidered in White, grand values, 50, 75, 8734c., $1, $1.25, 81.50, 81.75, $2 and $2.50 each. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN. COLORED BORDERED, ‘Men's White All-linen Colored-bordered Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, quarter and half-inch hems, only 12340. each. ‘Men's White All-linen Colored-bordered Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, quarter, half, one and two-inch bems, immense variety of styles, only ‘25e, each, ‘Men's White All-linen Colored-bordered Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, half, one and two-inch hems, choice styles of border, only 373¢0. each. Men's White Extre-fine All-linen Colored- Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, half, one, and two-inch hems, superior quality, only 50. each, ALL-WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS, ‘Men's Pure White All-Linen Hemmed Hand- kerchiefs, only 12360. exch. < Men's Pure White All-Linen Hemstitehed Handkerchiefs, half inch hems, best value ever offered, only 12340. each. ‘Men’s Pure White All-Linen Hemmed Hand- kerchiefs, extra value, only 18¢ .each ; 6 for 81. Men’s Pure White All Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, one and two inch hema, only ‘25e. each. ‘Men's Pure White Superfine All-Linen Hem- stitched Hendkerehiefs, quarter, half, one, and two inch hems, only 373¢¢. each. Men's Pure White Superior Quality of All- Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, quarter, half, one, and two inch hems, only 50c. each, Men's Pure White All-Sheer-Linen Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs, fine quality, two inch hems, only 75c. each. HANDKERCHIEFS FOR CHILDREN. Children's White All-Linen Hemmed Hand- kerchiefs, colored borders, 5 and 8c. each. Children’s White All-Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, colored borders, half-inch hems, 10 and 12}¢c. each. Children’s White All-Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, embroidered in colors, 150. each; 2 for 250, Children's White All-Linen Hemstitched ani Scalloped-Edwe Handkerchiefs, handsome- ly embroidered in White and colors, only 250, euch, MEN'S INITIAL HANDEERCHIEFS, ‘Mon’s White All-Linen Unlaundered Initial Hematitched Handkerchiefs, lange, baudsome- ly hand-embroidered letters, two-inch hems, equal to the 33c. grade when washed, only 290. each; 6 for €1.50. <> Men's White All-linen Cambric Laundried Initial Hemstitched Handkerchiefa,fancy hand- ‘embroidered letters, one inch hema, fine quali- ty, only 35¢. each; 6 for $2, ‘Men's White All-linen Lawn Laundriod Initial ‘Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, large, hand-em- broidered letters, two tuch hema, superb quall- ty, only 50c. each; 6 for $2.75, y fine quality, equal to 250. grade when washed, 20c, each; 6 for gl. WASHABLE GALLOON TRIMMING, st 250, 30a ‘and 500. per yard. WASHABLE PASSAMENTERIE, st 50c., 60c. and ‘T5e, per yard. ‘These are to be used on WASHABLE DRESSES, So ‘while they are beautiful they are also serviceable, JERSEYS, ‘We bave an enormous stock yet on band; too many; we don't want them. Do you ats price? Our $5 SMOCKED JERSEYS, tn Bisck, Navy Blea, Garnet, Light Brown and Cream, reduced to $3.98, Our €5.98 SMOCKED JERSEYS reduced to €4.50. These JERSEYS are smocked in front and sleeves, im Black, Navy, Garnet, Light Brown and Cream. A very handsome JERSEY with tucked yolm and full sleeves and plaited in the waist Reduced to $5.98; former price $6.98, A very stylish JERSEY im Navy Bive, with Surah front and full sleeves, only $8.50. Original price $12. A lovely JERSEY in Black and Navy Blue, with yoke trimmed in braid and small buttons, only $4.48, A very nobby JERSFY in Black, Navy, Light Brown 4nd Gobelin, with emocked vest, only 3.98. Plaited Front JERSEYS, with fancy stitching, in Black, Navy, Garnet, Brown and Cream Reduced te 83.98, former price 85. 4 plain BLOUSE WAIST in Brown and Blue, with striped vest, Original price @4. We are now selling them for @3. BLOUSE WAISTS made of Outing Flannel only $1.50. A full assortment of SURAH WAISTS in all shades, from €5 up to 817. FOR STYLISH MISSES. Stylish Misses are wearing the simplest forme of SAILOR BLOUSE WAISTS, STRAIGHT SKIRTS snd SAILOR HATS. We have procured an elegant style of a MOUNTAIN SUIT, which ts made of a good quality Jersey cloth, comes in Navy Blue, Gobelin, Blue, Garnet and Tobscco Brown, trimmed either with dark or light braid. In all sizes at 4 Each Suit comes encased in « neat box suitable to be placed ‘im any trunk. Second Floor. Take Elevator. We offer 10 per cent. Discount on our entire stock of CHILDREN’S SPRING WEIGHT CLOTH 8UITS, ‘Those who are going away with their families can pro- cure some excellent bargains at almost the cost of usterial. We have received about 600 more WHITE INDIA LINEN BOBES, consisting of 10 yards plain Material 436 yards Narrow, and 45y yards Wide embroidery, at 1.98 Entire Robe. FANS are moving slowly, too slowly for the stock yeton hand. If prices will move them this ought to have that effect, JAPANESE COLORED PANS from Se. to 75a. MOURNING FANS 250. ; were 400. COLORED GAUZE, pamted lace edge, 980; were $1.50. COLORED SATIN PAINTED, Feathered edge, 980. COLORED SATIN PAINTED 980. ; were 1.50, SATTEEN FANS PAINTED, gilt sticks, 75c.; were 61.25. NOVELTY GAUZE, sandle-wood sticks, @1.68: wore $2.48, COLORED GAUZE PAINTED, San Remo shape, $1.98; were €2.68, LA TOSCA FANS, in all shapes, $3.98 to 89.98, NEGLIGE SHIRTS. ‘We have in stock now over 500 new patterns, A be wildering assortment to select from. This wonderful exhibit will be next to our GENT’S UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. We will euarantee each aud every SHIRT to St per fect and proper. For 50c. we have 15 different patterns in DOMET CLOTH and CHEVIOT. Thes¢shirts are shaped dnd cut full. Sizes 12 to 17-inch collar. CHEVIOT SHIRTS, with which we had such suc- cess last season, will certainly be again the coolest and most comfortable garment to wear. Prices 75e. to €1. We have 35 patterns to select from. Tt has been our object toshow you # Fine French FLANNEL SHIRT for @1.50, The most select pat- terns in Stripes and Plaids, An Extra-Fine Freuch FLANNEL SHIRT, @2 and 25; ailk stitched. ‘The very Finest Crepe Cloth (light shades) Striped SHIRT, 82.50. We also have the finest assortment of Silk-Striped, Silk-Plaid and Merino SHIRTS, at 63 and @3.50, All sizes from 14 to 18, Clubs will be sure to find variety enough, We will also make any style desired. WINDSOR and MOURNING TIES. All designs and shapes, to wear with Neglige Shirts, Our stock of PONGEE ROBES, although not large, yet we deem it advisable to get rid of the few yet on hand, and for that purpose offer you any Pongee Robe With @ discount of 25 per cent off cost price, MOSQUITO NETTING, 400, per piece, ADAMS’ BEST 8-4 GOODS. We keep the MOSQUITO NETS for beds already te put up. Price of MOSQUITO CANOPIES as follows: White, Pink. 90-inch long, 9 yardsaround, $1.60, 1.75, 100-inch long, 10 yards around, $2.00, 62.25 SPECIAL CUT SIZE 80 inches long, 8 yards around, @1.30 eck, HANGING SINGLE CANOPIES, 500. ‘Three or more, 3 for 61. We carry & nice assortment of WRAPPERS t= CALICO, PERCALE and GINGHAM; these are well made and ft as food as the expensive ones, SPLENDID STYLES. We have GINGHAM WRAPPERS in all sises from 88 to 44, all colors, nade with a Piaited Front, Tight Back “ruvther syle tm CALI, Another style in with Mother Hubbard Front, Tight Back, Buffleon the Bottom aud Two Pockets, for 61.25. LIGHT PERCALE WRAPPERS made with s Piaited Front, Tight Back, Bell SLEEVES, all sizes from 32 to 44, Perfect FIT, for @2.48. STYLISH SATEEN WRAPPERS, All Colom, for 83.68, 63.98 and $5.98. GINGHAM SKIRTS, BEAUTIFUL GINGHAM SKIRTS, Extre Size, te Gray, Blue and Brown, Box Plaiting on the Bottom, 6168. GINGHAM SKIRTS, with Double Box Piaitingen fhe Bottom, $1.48. Outing Cloth Pattern Skirts, striped, in all colors, ‘7c, made up and 63c. unmade. Gingham Skirts with Hem end Two Folds for 88a, better quality 48c. with Box-plaited Ruffle. A Beautiful Gingham Skirts, for 75e. and 980. Black Satieen Skirts $1.25, $1.36, and 91.68. ‘If you are preparing to go away supply youreslf with Bathing Suite, We have them, ‘We have sny smount of things, that are always eeded that we cannot always think of to write about, 20 8ee us often. ‘It ia. pleasure to shop with us, since our fifty petent Cooling Fans make our store ® delightful shopping Bample of goods sent to any part of the United ‘Btates and all information regarding goods answered i