Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1889, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. THE EVENING ST. WASHINGTON: —-— peeeenareeeeas THE EVENING STAR has me fullest Local Cireul: ofany Newspaper in the Word, and more than all the other papers published in Washington. Hew York Offic Room 93, Tribune Building. ———_— The Star Out of Town. Taz Evextxa Srar will be sent by mail to any address in the United States or Canada for such period as may be desired, at the rate€f afty cents per month. @3* But all TAR. Waar, Wuex Axo Wazze Facts, Faxciss, Axo Fiovnes. WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A BIGSALE,OOMMENC-| AMONG CLUB MEN AND OTHER ULTRA- eae STYLISH DRESSES THE STRIPED FLANNEL|Sroce Mrsr Bz Renccev ING TO-MORROW MORNING (TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1889), AND WELL TELL YOU WHAT IT 18 AND Advertising Medium is worth | WHERE YOU'RE TO LOOK FORIT. EVERY SEASON THE SLIPPER MANUFACTUR- ERS MAKE UP SAMPLE LINES OF THEIR STOCK FOR THE DRUMMERS TO TAKE AMONG THE TRADE. TOWARD THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON THESE SAMPLES ARE CALLED IN AND THE EN- TIRE LOT CAN BE BOUGHT AT AN ADVANTAGE. 28E ARE MANUFACTURERS’ SAMPLES such orders must be accompanied by te money, | WERE GOING TO OFFER YOU. MESSRS. N. D. or the paper connot be sent, as no accounts are kept with mail subscriptions. .¢y — e080 DODGE & 00. OF NEW YORK ARE AMONG THE BEST KNOWN LADIES’ SLIPPER MAKERS IN ‘Statement of the circulation of Tak EVENING| THE COUNTRY, AND WE HANDLE GREAT Srax for the week ending July 13, 1880: Monpay, July 8, 1889........ ‘ToEspar, July 9, 1889. Wepwespay, July 10,1889. ‘Tucnspay, July 11, 1889.. Fray, July 12, 1889.. Satvapay, July 13, 1889... + 33,995 28,978 29,010 32,706 Torat... + 184,354 Damy Averace.. 30,726 CORRESPONDING WEEK, 1888...........6 26,483 I solemnly swear that the above is a true and correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tue EVENING STAR for the week ending July 13, 1889. F. B. Noyes, Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Company. Subscribed and sworn to before me this fif- teenth day of July, A.D. 1889. Joun T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. ——__—— + = ‘The time for the great celebration which will attend the twenty-fourth triennial conclave of the grand encampment of the Knights Templar ot the United States is rapidiy approaching, and the city should at once be tidied up and the streets put in proper condition for the affair. ‘The opening session of the conclave will be on Tuesday, October 8, and the grand parade, which will be participated in by some twenty thousand Templars, and will undoubtedly be the finest non-military parade ever held in Washington, will come off some day of the week that the conclave is here. = The work, therefore, of repaving or resur- facing Pennsylvania avenue should be entered upon without a moment's deiay, in order to have it finished in season for the parade. The contractor and the street railway company should co-operate in expediting the work. The railway company should at once put down grooved rails in place of the detestable T rails, and should pave its tracks in conformity with legal requirements in season to allow Contractor Cranford to go on with his work of repaving without delay. And the Dis- trict authorities should see to it that there is no hitch in the prosecution of the work, or op- portunity for either the contractor or the rail- way company to throw the blame for delay on the other. The fact that there is to be an ex- tra session of Congress this fall affords another reason for hurrying up the work of repaving Pennsylvania avenue, $$$ The latest report about the resignation of Secretary Blaine is of the same stripe as the dozen others which have preceded it, and de- serves the same treatment. The Secretary's Political enc m to hope, by a perio cal revival of the story of his failing health and his discontent with the administration, so to embarrass the relations between himself and the President as to drive him into resigning. Their ingenuity in devising new schemes and versions is abetted by the craving of certain newsgatherers during the dull season for something to write about that is sufficiently sensational to stir the palates of their constitu- ency. It is a noteworthy circumstance that Mr. Biaine’s foes have this time chosen a period when both the Secret. and his son are hun- dreds of miles away, and there is no one on the spot to publish an authoritative denial, to issue their favorite bulletin. To say nothing of the richt of the public to the truth, which is thus reckIvssly invaded, there is an unmanly quality about such a style of warfare that makes it repugnent to fair-minded people. ary $e Is it che addiction of the ordinary policeman to white cotton gloves. year in and year out, which makes him so fierce in his condemnation of undressed kids—along the river front? Se The reproach which some unfriendly critics in the north have endeavored to cast upon the general administration of justice in the south because of the unwillingness of the jury in the MeDow case to convict the defendant of mur- der. is unjust. Whatever other instances may be forthcomimg to sustain such a char ge against a section of country where the old Practice of settling personal feuds hand-to- hand has not quite passed into disuse, in this Particular case the community must be ac- quitted of complicity in the work of the jury. McDow was a somewhat prominent citizen and @ “gentleman” in the narrower sense of having a fair ancestry, a polite education. and a place in the society of Charleston. A good many Persons ia the north, on these grounds, ven- tured to ict that he would notbe punished. But even these prophets must have been aston- ished at the outburst of popular indigna- tion which has followed his acquittal. On every side crop out evidences that the sentiment of the people was with the victim and against the er. The success of the latter in going un- whipped of justice is acknowledged to have been due to the clever playing b: upon the race prejudices of the colored part of the jury. The fact that the jary was of mixed Faces ought of itself to have silenced a grea deal of the censure which has been hea been made heretofore that it was white clanuishness which saved murderers from hanging when they most richiy deserved it, $$ Yesterday's duel in Fr: affords « sensational variety most common y to this ordinarily e and harmless of pastimes. Panavtvema Srore. Extra barzains in White Goods, Fine Quality Plaid and Stripe India Linons, Lace Plaids aud Stripes, Pine Dotted Swiss, &., all reduced SPECIAL BARGAINS— Swiss Ribbed Vests, 12%¢c. Extra Quality Balbriggan price was 30 to S0c. ; price Bow, 25¢. Positive Fast Black Derby Ribbed Hose, sizes 6 to 9, 12i4c. Regular- made Balbriggan Hove, ail sizes, 1aiee Dr. Werner's Summer Heaith Cor- sets, reduced to 95e Eanbroideries and Laces, Floune- ings all widtes, all marked down toclose. Balauce of Summer Dress Goods, Batistes, Lawus, aud Chal- Kies all to go. A bargain in Sumuscr Suurte a¥ ITEM FOR MEN ‘A dea: Drawer, made to ft with comfort, fully equal muerket at 7 oe. ce with fatal results | QUANTITIES OF THEIR GOODS. NATURALLY, 30,135 | WHEN WE HINTED THAT WE'D LIKE A CHANCE 29,230 | AT THEIR SAMPLES THEY WILLINGLY ENTER- TAINED OUR OFFER, AND WE'VE GOT ‘EM. THEYRE HERE AND GO ON SALE TO-MORROW MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK SHARP, NOW THEY'RE THE VERY SAME STYLES YOU'VE BEEN ADMIR- ING THE LAST FEW WEEKS AND AT PRICES LOWER THAN WE COULD BUY THEM AT*THE OPENING OF THE SEASON. WE'RE GOING TOGIVE YOU A POINT OR TWO ON A DOZEN OR FIFTEEN LOTS—THAT'LL BE ENOUGH TO SHOW YOU THE CHARACTER OF THE GOODS AND GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF THE GOUGES THAT HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE PRICES: LOT NO. 1.—Ladies’ Patent Leather Vamp, Oxford Tie, Gray Suede Top, Louis XIV Heels and Fancy Oxidized Silver Buckle— ‘Made up to sell at 85. ‘THESE SAMPLES AT 82.98. LOT NO. 2.—Ladies’ Patent Leather Vamp, Single- Strep Slipper—Mouse Colored Suede ‘Tops—Oxidized Silver Buckle and Louis XIV Heele—85. stock. ‘THESE SAMPLES AT $2.98. NOT NO. 3.—Ladies’ Patent Leather Vamp, with Fancy Patent Leather Stay, Oxford Ties—Tan Suede Tops, French Heele— $5 grade. THESE SAMPLES AT $2.98. LOT NO. 4.—Ladies’ French Kid Vamp, Patent Leather Tip, with Fancy Patent Leather Stay, Oxford Ties—Suede Tops and French Heels. Another of the $5 erade. THESE SAMPLES AT 82.98. LOT NO. 6,—Ladies' Brown Ooze Calf, Oxford Tie— Fancy Scallop Top, with Fancy Tip and Stsy—High Pompadour Heele— ‘Made for the $5 trade, THESE SAMPLES AT $2.98. LOT NO. 6.—Ladies' Patent Leather Vamp, Sailor Tie with French-kia Top and Louis XIV Heels—s 84 Slipper. THESE SAMPLES AT 82.98. LOT NO. 7.—Ladies' French Kid, Oxford Tie, Patent Leather Trimmed and the Louis XIV Heels—A strong favorite at 83. THESE SAMPLES AT 82.98. LOT NO. 8.—Ladies' Bronze Oxford Tie, Ladies’ Beaded One Strap Slipper, Ladies’ La Tosca ‘Ties—made for 4 trade. THESE SAMPLES AT $1.98, LOT NO. 9.—Ladies' Patent Leather Vamp, Oxford Tie, with Tan Suede Top, and French ‘Hecls—sold at $3.50 and 84, THESE SAMPLES AT 81.98. LOT NO. 10.—Ladies' Patent Leather Vamp Oxfords Brown Suede Tops and French Heele— a $4 quality. THESE SAMPLES AT $1.98. LOT NO. 11.—Ladies’ Patent Leather Oxfords, Gray Suede Tops and French Heels—always 84. THESE SAMPLES AT @1.98. LOT NO. 12.—Ladies’ Black Satin Opera Slippers with French Heels—made up to fill the 3 notch. THESE SAMPLES AT $1.98. LOT NO. 13.—Ladies' French Kid Opera Slippers, with Red aud Black-beaded Vaimpe. A $3.50 Slipper. THESE SAMPLES AT 1.98. LOT NO. 14.—Ladies’ Bronze Opera Slippers, bh Tan Suede Back and Fancy Buckles. One of the $3.60 beauties, THESE SAMPLES AT 81.98. LOT NO. 15.—Ladies’ French Kid Oxford Ties. Ladies’ French Kid, One-strap Oxfords Ladies’ Brouze Oxford Ties, Made up for the #3 aud $3.50 grades. THESE SAMPLES AT 81.98. LOT NO. 16,—Ladies’ Red Goat Oxford Ties, Ladies’ Red Gout Opera Slippers. As regular stock uever less than $3.50. THESE SAMPLES AT 81.98. THERE ARE AT LEAST A HUNDRED OTHER STYLES. WE SIMPLY QUOTE THOSE TO sHOW | YOU THE HIGH CLASS OF THE GOODS AND THE | BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE REGULAR RETAIL PRICE AND THE ONE YOU'RE ASKED TO PAY Now. AS YOU WILL READILY IMAGINE THERE CAN BE BUT A VERY LIMITED NUMBER OF EACH | STYLE AND SIZE, AND THAT'LL PROMPT YOU TO | GET IN AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. THE FORE- | CAST IN SLIPPER FASHION INDICATES THAT MANY OF THESE STYLES WILL BE WORN FOR “PARTY” SLIPPERS THIS COMING FALL AND WINTER-SO EVEN IF YOU DON’T NEED THEM FOR PRESENT USE YOURE MAKING A PUR- CHASE THAT'LL SAVE YOU TWO OR THREE DOL LARS WITHIN A FEW MONTHS’ TIME, * THIS SALE MAY LAST TWENTY-FOUR HOURS— IT MAY LAST A WEEK. IT DEPENDS ENTIRELY ON HOW PROMPTLY YOU TAKE HOLD OF THEM. WE BOUGHT THEM IN YOU INTEREST AND WE'RE GOING TO SELL THEM—EVERY PAIR—AT THESE PRICES. OUR ADVICE IS DON'T PUT OFF TOO LONG. IF WE'RE ANY JUDGE IT'LL NOT | TAKE OVER TWO OR THREE DAYS TO CLEAN -: OUF price only SOc Do not mise the great induce- meuts we are offering in Mattings. CARMAKT & LEIDY, 228 Fe a 13 hand 700 K st. nw. Jouxsox, Gaasen & Co. Will otfer the balance of their stock of SCOTCH ZEPHYR GINGHAMS at 18c.; former price, 25 and ‘30e. CHALLIES reduced to 8, 10, 123¢¢. NEGLIGE SHIETS for Men, fast colors, 50, 75c., $1. RENCH MULL, PLAID ORGANDIES, INDIA LADIES’ AND GENTS’ GAUZE UNDERWEAR. Pisin sud Faucy STKAW MATTINGS, FLOOR OULLUTHS, be JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, G56 Peuns; lvania avenue, 6-3 Near 7th st. aw. | THESE TABLES OFF AS “CLEAR AS A WHISTLE." TO-MORROW MORNING, SHARP AT 9 O'CLOCK. LADIES’ SIDE OF OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT. SaKS AND COMPANY, 4 BIG CATCH IN SLIPPERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARERT SPACE. jy15, SUIT FINDS MUCH FAVOR THIS SEASON. THERE'S A SNAP AND TONE ABOUT THE FIT AND MAKE OF THOSE OF OURS THAT AT ONCE STAMP THEM AS BEING OF SUPERIOR STYLE— PRICE, #12. SOME PREFER THE CREAM-COLORED OR PLAIN WHITE. WE ARE RAPIDLY DISTRIBUT- ING THEM AMONG THE BEST DRESSED MEN IN TOWN—PRICE, $15. PONGEE COATS AND VESTS ARE MOVING FAST—SO FAST THAT WE'VE HAD TO DUPLI- CATE ORDERS SEVERAL TIMES—AND THE DE- MAND IS ON THE INCREASE—PRICE, $8. ALL OTHER DESIRABLE AND FASHIONABLE THIN GARMENTS FOR MID-SUMMER WEAR ARE HERE—PROPORTIONATELY LOW IN PRICE AND RELATIVELY HIGH IN STYLE. ROBINSON, PARKER & 00., REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 4y15-e0 319 SEVENTH ST., COR. OF D. L EER E BRE 5% g5Sy b Er Sssg Sas, TLLL EER Sys Sys bs IN XN N ; of OA ORE z Ha AA RAY HH AA NEN HH a FFF Hi a& rE OF HHH AA LE FF HoH AAA TL FP HOH AA LLL F PPP, RRR It ccc FRE EF BRE ¢es B FPS i be EB P RE H G8 Eee = THE WINDSOR BANKRUPT STOCK OF FINE FOOTWEAR bought by us from the As- signee at about FORTY CENTS ON THE DOL- LaR is rapidly shrinking at the prices we are offering it, namely, AT LESS THAN FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, ‘We bought this stock mainly to create a boom during the duil season, thereby avoiding the discharge of any of our large force of employes; ‘we secured it at a low price and are going togive the public the benefit of our bargain. Every Pair of the Windsor Stock is plainly marked with the Reduced Price in plain figures aside of Windsor's Original Price, so that any child can single them out from our regular goods and to convince the most skeptical that our offer is genuine, wo wMM M HH A H HNN N Wwwwwaay HOH AA H HNN N Nwiw ah. Ua AATAHS AS Ww WMMM. 4H HA AH HN NN ae CCO 00 ™ gS8g ae ccoo *§ os ae 4S ae” + ‘cco 00 = Ass! MAIN STORE, 816 SEVENTH STREET. _1¥15-e0 ALE. OUTING CLOTH, Sic. per yard; cream ge. per yard. A31's'745-747 sth ot. 20. Moxey Save Ox Suors is as good as money saved or made on anything. IF YOU READ our daily advertisements you will know what we sell and our prices, IF YOU LOOK ‘St our goods you will be satisfied beyond any doubt that BBB vu R TIT SSs Ee ES ge Py «| BBB OU U RRR OT S85 Be Ye RR f Bae BB UU ORR & 'ss* 18 THE LEADING SHOE HOUSE OF WASHINGTON. MEN'S HAND-MADE SHOFS 83.50, $4 AND 85, LADIES’ HAND-MADE SHOES 22, $3 AND $4. BOYS’ SHOES $2 TO 34. CHILDREN’S SHOES 75c. TO $2.50, in endless variety. ARTHUR BURT & CO, gy 1211 F ST N. W. DAYS’ SPECIAL. MEN'S FANCY eDstriped Bel:s, Se. Boys’ All-Ssik Baud Bows, to wear with & ess Shirts, 2k. Sy13-2e" BLUM's, 7 Bt 919 Ps. Ave. JULY 15, 1889. WE STILL CONTINUE THE SACRIFICE SALE OF OUR STOCK OF FINE DRY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 100 PIECES OF CHINA SILKS, PLAIN, OF ALL COLORS; ALSO FIGURES; ALL MARKED VERY CHEAP, 50 PIECES OF BLACK LACE AND LACE NET- TING, ALL OF GOOD QUALITY, PRICES VERY Low. 50 PIECES OF FRENCH SATINE AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICE OF 20c. PER YARD. 25 PIECES PLAIN WHITE GOODS OF GOOD QUALITY, AWFULLY CHEAP AT 1230. 100 PIECES OF GINGHAMS, ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES. THE STYLES ARE GOOD PRICES, VERY LOW. 10 FINE FRENCH SATINE ROBES, ALL WE HAVE LEFT, PRICE 86.50. 26 DOZEN GENTS' SILK 4 HOSE, ONLY 50CENTS PER PAIR, THE GREATEST BARGAIN OF THE Day. 150 GENTS' NEGLIGE SHIRTS OF ALLSTYLES AND DESIGNS, ALL KINDS OF FINE DRESS GOODS, SUCH AS ARE USUALLY FOUND IN A FIRST-CLASS STORE, WE OFFER AT VERY LOW PRICES. WE MUST REDUCE THE STOCK AND A CALL WILL CONVINCE YOU OF THE ABOVE STATEMENT. CUSTOMERS OWING BILLS WILL PLEASE CALL AND MAKE SETTLEMENT. STORE OPEN TILL 6 O'CLOCK TILL FURTHRER NOTICE. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. ONE PRICE, W. M. SHUSTER & Sons, 919 PENN. AVE, ¥.W. Ss EE AT RSL BL “ioe RIS, 745-747 tbat. ne. wis to make room for the New Goods for the Fall. In order to do this every piece of Furniture, Carpet, Up- holstery Material, all Curtains of Lace or Heavy Ma- terials that were in stock January 1 will be sold st less than Manufacturers’ prices. The following gives s faint idea of the sacrifice: CARPET DEPARTMENT. Bent Ingrain Carpets 55¢., were 75¢. Cheap Tapestry Brussels 45c., were 65c. Best Tapestry Brussels 70c., were $1, ~ Cheap Body Brussels 80c., were $1.15. Best Body Brussels $1, were $1.50. Cheap Velvet Carpets 80c., were $1.25. Bost Velvet Carpets $1, were $1.50. Best Moquette Carpets $1.10, were $1.65. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. 30 Parlor Suits of handsome designs and coverings, will be sold at 25 per cent discount, 20 Bedroom Sets, comprising Bedstead, Dressing Case, or Bureau, and Washstand, will be sold at 25 per cent discount, 100 Sideboards, varying in price from $30 to $300, ‘will be sold at from $20 to $200, 33 1-3 per cent dis- count. 100 Extension Tables will be sold at 25 per cent dis- count. 300 Dining-room Chairs at half-price. 50 Hat Racks at 25 per cent discount. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. ‘We will give 33 1-3 per cent on the regular prices of all goodsin this department that were in stock Janu- ary 1, including all classes of Furniture Coverings, such as Brocatelles, Damasks, Silks, Wools, Cotton and Ramie Tapestries, Curtain and Drapery Materials, Heavy Curtains and Portieres, Lace Curtains, &c, ‘We mean what we say, as we always have and will ‘This is the biggestchance tosecure Bargains in House- hold Furnishings ever presented the people of this city and surrounding country. Parties out of town unable to attend this sale can purchase small quanti- ties of the Carpets as samples and can write for sam- ples of the Upholstery Materials, or Photographs of the Furniture, in each case giving the proper refer- ences when not known to us,as we don’t propose to sell to dealers, but consumers, Terms of this Sale Strictly Spot Cash. 11TH AND F STs. N.W. Ecuo Axswens, Warse Exser Excepting the Palais Royal, where else isa strictly cash business done? Did you see the point in Saturday's adv't? Tt was asked: “Did it ever strike you that when Palais Roya! Prices are reduced you have an opportunity to buy cheaper than when Credit Siore Prices are reduced?” ROYAL. A Clearing Sale of Summer Goods, and yet new Sum- ‘mer Goods constantly arriving sounds paradoxical. The explanation is that ihe wholesale men are as anxious to dispose of Summer Goods as are the re- tailers. It was illustrated hore this morning in those new and beautiful Ginghams st 1"23¢c. a yard; in those new Mohair Sicilians at 50c. » yard; in those superior Outing Cloths st 1234. a yard. It will be illustrated to-morrow (Tuesday) with 985 pieces of new Ribbons and 221 pieces Plat Val. Laces, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Details below.) Ruzzsoxs Ar Hur Pace. ‘When the qualities and the prices are both duly considered it may be emphatically stated Riddons at Nearly Half Price. It is obviously impossible to picture here the quali- ties. The statement has been made “Ridbons at Nearly Half Price.” Isit true? If you see will you believe? ‘The large center window will be fixed this evening with a few hundred sample pieces, but even that dis- Play will not give an idea of the many colors—some too delicate to be exposed to the ravages of the flies and the sun's raye—nor will the display properly tell of the qualities, Feeling as well as secing is necessary to properly judge these ribbons, Have you been led up to the fact thats visit to the Ribbon Department is the only real means of testing the truth of the statement, “Rivdonsat nearly haly prices” WHAT THE STOCK COMPRISES. 205 pieces Black Moire Ribbons, satin edge, Nos. 4 to 16, ‘72 pieces Black Moire Ribbons, crown edge, Nos. 2 to 16. 45 pieces Black Moire Sash Ribbons, crown and satin edge, 9 to 12 inches wide. 125 pieces Colored Moire Ribbons, satin edge, Nos. 4t0 16. 233 pieces Colored G. G. Ribbons, satin edge, Nos. 4 to16. 189 pieces Colored Moire Ribbons, crown edge, Nos. 2to16, 43 pieces White and Cream Moire Ribbons, Nos. 2 to16. 73 pieces Colored Moire Sash Ribbons, crown edge, 9 to.12 inches wide. EaThe largest purchase of Ribbons ever made, at this season, in the twelve years’ history of the Palais Royal. Apurchase that never would have been con- summated were it not for the fact that prices were paid enabling the offering of Rivbons at nearly half price, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 221 Preces Prat Vat. Laces. These Laces come in sets, seven different widths of ‘Lace; four widths of insertion. Widths from inch to 20 inches. Prices, Sc. to 75¢. yard. Asit was written above of Ribbons so it may be said of these Laces: they must be seen to be appreciated. So large a purchase as 221 pieces at this season should make it apparent to you that the prices must be un- usual, BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS, 42-in. Chantilly Flouncings in latest patterns. 2 quality reduced to $1.50. The $2.86 quality for sz. 42.in. Spanish Guipure Flouncings reduced from $1.68 to $1.25. The reduced prices give an idea of the Clearing Sale Prices for regular stock. More illus- trations to-morrow. (Continued below.) Suors Ar Cirantxa Sace Paice Fine Hand-Sewn French Kid Slippers, marked $12.25, and good value for $2.25, REDUCED TO $1 A PAIR. Pohaps not so surprising a reduction for all Boots and Shoes for Ladies, Misses, Boys, Children and Baby, but Clearing Sale Prices FOR ALL, THE PALAIS ROY. (Continued below.) a THE PALAIS ROYAL. PECIAL SALE, YARD WIDE PACIFICO per yard; Our 15, Quality Indis Linon, BLUM'S, 745-747 8th st. s.e. Trexexpovs Stavonrer Or Cara. WARE WILL TARE PLACE TO-MORROW AT R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F STREET N.W. NOTE THE OFFERINGS: Fand-painted China Ind. Butte rs, 2c. each. Hend-psinted China Ice Cream Saucers, square shape, 4¢. each, Haud-painted China Bone Dishes, 6c. each, Hand-painted China Oatmeal Bowls, 8c. each, Hand-painted Chiua Fruit Plates, reduced from 18¢. toe. English Decorated China Oatmeal Sets, reduced from 50c. to 18¢. Hand-painted Salad Bowls, worth 50c., at 18¢, ‘amental English China Cake Plates, worth 50c., at 25c. 11-inch Blue Willow Meat Dishes, worth 30c., at 13c.; 13-in., worth 50c., at 26c. in, Hand-painted China Meat Dishes 13c., worth Blue Willow Cov'd Dishes, worth 75c., at 48c. Plain White China Ice Cream Saucers, square shape, G each New Shape of White China Cups and Saucers, only 38c. Geach Hand-painted English China Cups and Sau- cers, Worth $1.00, at S8e. G each Hand-painted American China Cups and Sancera worth 81.25, at GSe. Decorated China Plates, worth from 10 to 20c. ;your choice ut Gc. 6 each English Decorated China Cups, Saucers and Plates, worth $2, at 1.18. 6 each Gold-band Ching Cups, Saucers, Plstes and Fruit Seucers, only $1.78, worth 83. ch French China Hand-painted Cups, Saucers worth § #0 Tes Sets, 44 piece: 28 Tea Sets, OS pieces, for § 10 Tea sets, Ms for 87.48. DEPARTMENT. ieces, for $14.98, pieces, for 315.93, pieces, for #65 Dinuer Sets, 151 pieces, for $54.93, 9150 Dinuer Sets. 148 pieces, for $125. CHAMBER DEPARIMENT, Chamber Se 48, 10 Chambei ‘or $3.98, hamber Sets with Jur for #5.98. $12 Chamber Sets with Jar for#9.98. 14 Chamber Sets with Jar for $10.98, 7 Chamber Sets with Jar for 813.98. Chamber Sets with Jar for $19.98. TRUNK DEPARTMENT, Tremendous reduction in Trunks. The largest as- Sortment from the most noted manufactarers, Read the unreasonable bargains: Oval Top Crystalized Zinc Trunks for $2.98, Oval Top Crystalized Zinc Trunks for $3.48. Ovel Top Crystalized Zine Trunks for $3.98, Oval Top Crystalized Zine Trunks for 84.48, Oval Top Leather Trunks for $4.48, Oval Top Leather Trunks for $4.98, Fiat Top Oil Canvas Trunks for 37.48, Flat Top Oil Canvas Trunks for 88.98. Oil Canvas Steamer Trunks for $4.48. Oil Canvas Leather Bound Brass-finished Trunks for $12.95. Light and Durable Leatheroid Trunks for $17.08 GREAT CLEARING SALE OF BABY CARRIAGES. In order to make room for a large stock of Pictures I will offer my entire stock of Baby Carriages to-morrow at unheard-of prices: Carriages worth 37.48 for 25.98, Carriages worth $8.48 for $6.43. Carriages worth $14.98 for $9.98. Cerriaves worth $15.98 for 310.48, Carriages worth $18.00 for $12.98. Carriages worth $25.00 for 818.48, REFRIGERATORS, Hardwood Refrigerators less thun coat. N. B.—Picture Frames made to order. BR. GOLDSCRMID, it 1007-1000 F street n.w, Tt CLOTH HOUSE, 620 D. ST. B.W. A pect t of 1f Fatt, + th ti of fees care heim el ie ay: F.H. QUAST & Co. Gazar Basoarsa, MES. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F STREET NORTHWEST, Is eelling off all her handsome French Bonaets and Hats at greatly reduced prices, Aleo Un- syianed Hats and Bonnets at and below cost, Irs Oxzy For Taner Dasa THE CLEARING SALE has cleared out broken lots and odd garments in the UNDERWEAR AND WHITE SUIT DEPARTMENTS, so that full lines—those lots that havea full complement of sizes and styles—are alone left, THE CLEARING SALE goes on all the same, but only certain lots are to be reduced in price, and the re- duced prices are to be for certain days only. FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, July 16, 16,17, the best values in Cambric Underwear and White Suits will be offered at still lower prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL. _ Details below.) 5Ie. Cisasc Corser Covers 49c. The best Cambric, square and V-shape, Embroidery edge, 144 inches deep. A perfect fit guaranteed the slimmest and stoutest of figures. Thousands of these Covers have been sold during the season at 59¢. That the materials, the finish and fit is the best procurable at 59c. is evident by the large sales. 49c. for July 15, 16, and 17 only. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) 85c. Gowss For 75c The improved “Mother Hubbard” style, fine Sam- mer-weight Muslin; generous width and length; dou- ble yoke back, felled seams, lock-stitch. Note the tucked yokes and embroidery at neck and sleeves, Have you seen better quality and finish elsewhere at Jess than 98c.? Even less than the Palais Royal's usual small profit was added to the cost,or such Gowns could not have been soid atc. For Monday, Tues- day and Wednesday for 75c. NOY ON THUKSDAY, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) = 7 . rr le $1.7 5 Gowys For $1.48, No finer Cambric made. The very best Luces and Embroideries for trimming. Three styles to choose from, The Gowns with four rows of lace insertion ad eix clusters of four bunch-tucks are very similar to the “bridal gowns" which huve been advertised at $2.25. ‘The Gowns with yoke of solid embroidery are beanties—the hemstitched work will puzzle you asto whether it’s hand-work or machine stitched. The seams are finished with herring-bone stitching. You are offered for July 16, and 17 Gowns that elsewhere will cost you $2.25 for ONLY #1.48—a fact that can be easily demonstrated. THE PALAIS ROYAL. _(Continued below.) Td. Uspenoarments For 64. Corset Covers.—The laceand embroidery trimmings aro of the very best. If such good value at 75c. what at G4e.? 7c. CAMBRIC DRAWERS FOR 64c.—Superior in more ways than one. Will you please make inquir- fes concerning these undergarments. That you will be persuaded they are worth adollar to you iss fore- gone conclusion. 75e. CAMBRIC CHEMISES FOR G4c.—The fine cambric, the superior trimmings of laces aud embroid- ery stamp these Chemise bargaius at 75c. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. BS anchann JO e ET RESEE ORPA 98c. Szmrs For 790. The luxury of extra width for Stout Ladies and proper proportions for Slim Ladiea are to be had. 7-iuch Ruffle of superior Embroidery; four tucks above, The best ¥8c. Skirt ever offered by the “Palais Royal” for only 79¢c., for Monday, and Wednesday ‘ THE PALAIS RO «Continued below.) ‘me Wurre Sorrs, Buovses, Exc. ‘The advantages to you of too large a stock are many: 92.68 Quality Cream Flannel for $1.98. 21.25 fy Domat Flannal Blowees tor bac Equally attractive Clearing Sale Priecs tor Travel- ing Suits and Ulsters, Wrappers, Jerseys, Shawls, all of which will be found in Suit Department ftoor). Coolest parlor in the city. Twelve large windows facing south and west. Ice water, comfort. able chairs, retiring rooms; every convenience for your comfort, THE PALAIS ROYAL, 4 LISNER D.C.. MONDAY, JULY 15, 1889, mrnikaie. | By: STS a eee E. Hu mi EE oo Moxnay, Jury 151, 1889. wed Reh a SB bas Weelose Saturdays at 1 p.m.and other even- tngs at 6. As announced last Saturday we are preparing the stock for semi-annual inventory July 27:h. ‘We aresiming to get the stock down to the lowest point of the year—prices, too. The col- umn of bargains enumerated Saturday are meeting with a splendid sale to-day, and it be- hooves expectant purchasers to call early, To-day we give up our column to the attrac- tious onourthira floor. These garments are ‘doth seasonable and reasonable, hence there is Bo necessity of reducing their prices. LACE CONNEMARAS.—We have but a few left of these Handsome Lace Over Wraps. These prices are extremely low for such high-«rade garments, Lace Connemaras at $18, 20, 830 ech. 1 Elecant Black Lace Connemara, with Moire and Satin-striped Ribbon Combination, $45. 1 Elegant Black Circular, combination of Black Faille Francaise and Escurial Lace Flouncing, $50. ‘We will have no more of these handsome Lace ‘Wraps this season. (Third floor.) MOHAIR TRAVELING ULSTERS. — The most popular shape is the Peasant, and we are showing this shape in both Gray and Black Mo- hair, at $6.50. They area luxury to lady tray- @lers, being serviceable, light, convenient, stylish, and area great saving to the costume. 86.50. ‘We also have this Peasant-shape Ulster made of all silk Surah, in very attractive fancy stripes, Exceedingly rich and stylish in effect. $12.50 and $16. (Third floor.) MISSES AND CHILDREN'S SATEEN SUITS.—We have three lines of very stylish Sateen Suits, for Misses and Children, which We offer at @4.75 to $8.59 each. TUXEDO SUITS.—This is the finest suit manufactured for Outing, Boating and Tennis wear. It is made of Jersey cloth, finely woven, has full skirt and loose blouse. Size, 4 6 8, 10, 12,and 14years, Price, $8, %9, $10.50, $12, $13.50, $15.50. (Third floor.) LADIES’ WHITE SUITS.—We are offering extraordinary values in Ladies’ Ready-made Suits. These Suits are really superior to the ‘Usual run of ready-made garments, and ladies are buying them who have heretofore either made them themselves or had them made by their dressmaker. Ladies’ Embroidery-trimmed White India Linon Suits, easily laundered, $4 cach. Ladies’ White India Linon Suits, in a variety of very attractive and becoming styles, at $7, $8, $10, $12.50, up to B35. (Third floor.) SHAWL SPECIALTIES. — Besutiful Light- weight Shawls to throw over the head or shoulders when promenading these cool sum- mer evenings. Iceland Wool Shawls, hand made, $1.50 to $3.50. Zephyr Worsted Shawls, all colors, $1, $1.25, $1.50, 82, $2.25 and $2.50. Knit Silk-and-Wool Shetland Shawls, very Dandsome, $3.50, $4.50 and 85 Arabian Striped Silk-and-Wool Shawls, in handsome light colorings, $4, $4.50, 85, 86 to 88 each. An exquisite line of Black Embroidered Fichus, 810 to #45. 1 lot of Embroidered Cashmere Shawls, with double knotted fringe all around, Black and Cardinal, Can be worn asa fichu. Only #3. 1 lot of Shetland Knit Shawisand Fascinators, in Cream, Light Blue, Pink, Cardinal, and Black. Only $1 each. These have been re- duced. FOR EVENING WEAR.—Besutiful line of Pisin and Fancy Silk Shawls, in Surah, China Silk, and Canton Crope Silk, in all the evening shades, both plain and embroidered. Prices €5 to 850. (Third floor.) BATHING SUITS.—Bathing Suits for Boys, Children, Misses and Ladies of the two best fabrics, viz: Flannel and Jersey Cloth. Here are a few special lines that claim attention: Boys’ Navy Blue Flannel Bathing Suits, $1.50 and $1.75. each, Boys' Navy Blue Jersey Cloth Bathing Suits, $2.25 to $2.76, according to size. Children and Misses’ Bathing Suits of Gray Flannel, trimmed with Cardinal Braid, 61.75. Same of Navy Blue Flannel, trimmed with White Braid, $2 each. Children's Navy Blue Flannel Bathing Suits, trimmed with White and with Cardinal Braid. Fine quality; light weight, Size 6 years, $2.50 each. Size 9 years, Size 12 years, $3 each. White Flannel Bathing Sgits in sizes 6 snd 9 yearsonly. Trimmed with Blue Braid. Very striking. $3, Ladies’ Navy Blue Flannel Bathing Suits, Fine All-Wool Quality, consisting of Blouse, Skirt and Trunks; sizes 34 to 44. $3.25 each. Ditto. Finer quality, trimmed with White Braid; sizes 34 to 40. $3.75 each. Best quality of Oil-Silk Bathing Caps, 45c. each. (Third floor.) MISSES’ FINE WHITE SUITS.—Since the white-suit weather set in we have been selling ‘the suits rapidly. We yet have a large number of very attractive styles at exceedingly reason- able prices, We offer— ‘Mistes' White India Linon Suite, made with tucked skirt and L’Enfant waist, with em- brcadered yoke and full sleeves, $4.50. ‘Misses’ White India Linon Suits, with blouse ‘waist and embroidered panel skirt. Sizes 1¢and 16 years, 6.50 and $7. ‘Misses’ White Persian Mull Hemstitched Suite, three hemstitched ruffies, with hem- stitched and plaited waist. Sizes 12, 14, and 16 ‘Years at €14.25, $15, and $15.75. ‘Misses’ Elegant Cream Lace Dresses, hand- somely trimmed with silk moire ribbon. Sizes 12, 14, and 16 years at 622.50, $27, and 28. (Third foor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP. _ Gor. 11th and F ste. n.. ranging in price from TNFORMATION COLUMN. GENERAL STOKE NEWS OF INTEREST TO EVERYBopY. ‘WASHAPLT GALLOON TRIMMING, at 230. 30c. and 50c. per yard. WASHABLE PASSAMENTERTE, at 50c., 600. an ‘T5e. per yard. ‘These are to be used on WASHABLE DRESSES. 80 while they are beautiful they are also serviceable. JERSEYS. ‘We have an enormous stock yet on hand; too many; we don't want them. Do you ata price? Gur #5 SMOCKED JERSEYS, in Binck, Navy Blue, Garnet, Light Brown and Cream, reduced to @3.98. Our #5.¢8 SMOCKED JERSEYS reduced to €4.50. ‘These JERSEYS are smocked in front and sleeves, in Black, Navy, Gernet, Light Brown and Cream, Avery handsome JERSEY with tucked yoke and full sleeves and plaited in the waist. Reduced to $5.08 former price $6.98. A very stylish JERSEY in Navy Blue, with Surah front end full sleeves, only #8.50. Original price @12. A lovely JERSEY in Black and Navy Blue, with yoke trimmed in braid and sinall buttons, only 84.48, A very nobby JERSEY in Black, Navy, Light Brown Bd Gobelin, with smocked vest, only $3.98. Plaited Front JERSEYS, with fancy stitching, in Black, Navy, Garnet, Brown and Cream, Reduced to €3.98, former price A plain BLOUSE WAIST in Brown and Bine, with Striped vest. Original price $4. We are now selling them for BLOUSE WAISTS made of Outing Flaunel ouly $1.50. A full assortment of SURAH WAISTS in all shades, from 85 upto $17. FOR STYLISH MISSES. Stylish Misses are wearing the simplest forms of SAILOR BLOUSE WAISTS, STRAIGHT SKIRTS nd SAILOR HATS. We have procured an elegant style of a MOUNTAIN SUIT, which is made of agood quality Jersey cloth, comes in Navy Bine, Gobelin, Blue, Garnet and Tobacco Bron, trimmed either with dark or light braid, In all sizes at @4 Each Suit comes encased in a neat box suitable to be placed tu any trunk, Second Floor. Take Elevator. We offer 10 pez cent. Discount on our entire stock of CHILDREN'S SPRING WEIGHT CLOTH SUITS. Those who are going away with their families can pro- curesome excellent bargains at almost the cost of material. wi received about 600 more WHITE INDIA LINEN ROBES, consisting of 10 yards plain Material 434 yarde Narrow, and 4 yards Wide embroidery, at €1.65 Entire Robe. FANS are moving slowly, too slowly for the stock yeton band If prices will move them this onght to have that effect. JAPANESE COLORED FANS from Sc. to 75c. MOURNING FANS 25c.; were 40c. COLORED GAUZE, painted lace edge, 98c.: were $1.50. COLORED SATIN PAINTED, Feathered edge, 8c, COLORED SATIN PAINTED 98e. ; were $1.50, SATTEEN FANS PAINTED, gilt sticks, 75c.; were a: NOVELTY GAUZE, sandle-wood sticks, $1.68: were 82.48, COLORED GAUZE PAINTED, San Remo shape, $1.98; were $2.68, LA TOSCA FANS, in alll shapes, @3.098 to 89.98. NEGLIGE SHIRTS. We have in stock now over 500 new patterns. Abe Wildering assortment to select from. This wonderful exhibit will be next to our GENT'S UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. We will cuarantee each aud every SHIRT to fit per- fect and proper. For 50c. we have 15 different patterns in DOMET CLOTH and CHEVIOT. These shirts are shaped and 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 comfortabie garment to wear, Prices 75c. to $1. We have 35 patterns to select from. It has been our object toshow you a Fine French FLANNEL SHIRT for #1.50. The most select pat- terns in Stripes aud Plaids, An Extra-Fine French FLANNEL SHIRT, @2 and jaillk stitched, ‘The very Finest Crepe Cloth (ight shades) Striped SHIBT, $2.50. We also have the finest assortment of Silk-Striped, Silk-Plaid and Merino SHIRTS, at €3 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 end shapes, to wear with Neglige Shirts, Our stock of PONGEE ROBES, although not large, yet we deem it advisuble to get rid of the few yet on band, end for that purpose offer you auy Pongee Robe with a discount of 25 per cent off cost price. MOSQUITO NETTING, 40c. per piece, ADAMS’ BEST 8-4 GOODS. ‘We keep the MOSQUITO NETS for beds alresdy to put up, Price of MOSQUITO CANOPIES as follows: White, Pink. 90-inch long, 9 yardserount, 1.60, $1.75. 100-inch long, 10 yards around, $2.00, @2.25. SPECIAL CUT SIZE. 80 inches long, 8 yards around, $1.30 each, HANGING SINGLE CANOPIES, 5c. Three or more, 3 for $1 We carry a nice assortment of WRAPPERS dm CALICO, PEXCALE and GINGHAM, these are well made abd Gi as food as the expensive ones, SPLENDID STYLES. We have GINGHAM WRAPPERS in ell sites from 82 to 44, all colors, made with « Plaited Front, Tight Back and Bell Sleeves, for $1.65. Another style in CALICO, with Mother Hubbard Front, Tight Back, Ruiileon the Bottom and Two Pockets, for @1.25. LIGHT PERCALE WRAPPERS made with « Plaited Frout, Tight Back, Bell SLEEVES, all sizes from 32 to 44, Perfect FIT, for $2.48. STYLISH SATEEN WRAPPERS, All Colors, for 95.68, 83.98 and 85.98. GINGHAM SKIRTS. BEAUTIFUL GINGHAM SKIRTS, Extra Size, in Gray, Blue and Brown, Bor Plaiting on the Bottom, 61.6 GINGHAM SKIRTS, with Double Box Plaiting on the Bottom, 81.48. Outing Cloth Pattern Skirts, striped, in all colors, ‘Te, made up and 63c. unmade. Gingham Skirts with Hem and Two Folds for 38c, Detter quality $e. with Box-plaited Ruffle. A Beaut!ful Gingham Skirts, for 75c. and 98e. Black Satteen Skirts $1.25, 81.35, and $1.68. If you are preparing to go away supply yourself with Bathing Suits. We have them, We have any amount of things, thet are always needed that we cannot always think of to write about, 80 see us often, ‘Tt is @ pleasure to shop with us, since our fifty patent Cooling Pans make our store delightful shopping resort. Sample of goods sent to any part of the United ‘States and all information regarding foods answered promptly. OUT-OF-TOWN-PEOPLE Can have the Foshion Gasctie sent to them every month free of charge, if they send us thetr address. 12He. Avie. 1240. MEN'S HALF HOSE. We will place on our counter MONDAY MORNING, July 8 107 dozen Half Hose of every description, 20c. to B7%4e., will give you your pick at 12%¢c. PER EARLY AND SELECT THE BEST,