Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1889, Page 4

WASHINGTON: MONDAY. a CROSBY 8S, NOYES. HE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the Worid, Te Evextxa Stax will be sent by mail to any address in the United States or Canada for such period as may be desired, at the rate of fifty cents per month G3” Ma all such orders must be accompanied by the money, Statement of the circulation of Tae EVENING ‘Star for the week ending July 27, 1889: MONDAY, July 22, 1880......corereseecees 29,390 ‘TUESDAY, July 23, 1889. ...csumeescesecres 29,074 ‘Wapnxspat, July 24, 1889. asccscecses 2S,28S1 THURSDAY, July 25, 1889......eeceeesors 25,720 Faupay, July 26, 1889.. 28,361 SarunDay, July 27, 1889. 32,259 TOTAL... .ecsncecsvencecsecsescyeocees 176,085 DAILY AVERAGE...cosevesarconscectsceree 29,347 CORRESPONDING WEEK, 1888....2s00-20 26,255 I golemnly swear that the above is a true nd correct statement of the circulation of ‘Tux Evening Stax for the week ending July 27, 1889. . F. B. Noves, ‘Treasurer Evening Star Newspaper Company. Subscribed snd sworn to before me this twenty-ninth day of July, A-D. 1889. JOuN T. C. CLARK, Notary Public. nea ‘There is nothing to excite surprise in the steady outflow of gold to Europe, and espe- cially toward Paris, during the present season. ‘The theories suggested in Wall street to ac- count for it, such as an uncommon effort of the Bank of France to attract gold to its vaults, or a trick of the bears tocause a money stringency and excite alarm, pale before the simple reflec- tion that there are at least 120,000 Americans traveling in Europe this season, and that an allowance of even a thousand dollars apiece for their expenses of living and the purchases they will make—a moderate estimate, beyond doubt—would involve a total drain upon the American money market of 120,000,000. The bulk of these tourists, of course, will make their headquarters in Paris on account of the exposition. : From one point of view, this habit rich Americans have of going abroad to spend their money has its decided drawbacks. It seems & pity that the wealth which is acquired among one’s own countrymen should not be distributed smong them also. Patriotism, if no more selfish sentiment, would dictate such a use of one’s means. The money Americans carry to Europe is, unhappily, in too many cases frit- tered away for nobody’s lasting enjoyment, and in a manuer which encourages among foreign tradesmen the idea that every tourist from our country is fair game for his net. The folly of one balf of the traveling community inflicts annoyance and positive wrohg indirectly upon the other half. But we can console ourselves, after all, by the reflection that there is another side to this subject. We are spending a great deal of money abroad upon our national education without realizing it. The rich American, travel- ing im the old countries, gains new ideas which be puts to practical use for the benefit of his fellows at home; or he acquires tastes which must be gratified after his return, the result being the springing up here of new industries IF YOU want to see style and tone in thin Summer Garments this is the place you're looking for. here, they're at your service. Mohair for $2, Striped Silk for $3, Cream Colored Alpaca for $5, Pongee for 88, or Dressed Chins Silk for $12, they're all here ‘waiting your wishes, IF YOU wants Black, Biue, Brown or Gray-colored English Serge or Scotch Chevioteen Suit, in either Sack or Cutaway Frock style—half- lined—perfect in style and fit—for $15, come im and be suited, IF YOU want anything in Fine Summer Clothing, from s 50c. Office Cost tos Tennis Blazer; a Fancy Vest toa Clerical Frock of Serge or Drap d’Ete, we are here for that purpose, ROBINSON, PARKER & 00. REPRESENTATIVE AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, ‘3929-00 319 SEVENTH 8T., COR. OF D. 3 Tape fa fe a 9, 000° BLLzA Bans a" 8 o coc EKE . ILDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. From 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, ‘The last great sacrificing July sale, ‘One more chance for the poor, One more chance for the rich, One more chance for everybody, To get house furnishings and fancy goods at such prices that will make you buy. See our unapproachable list for to-morrow, Tues- day. Amammoth Trunk department of every style and every price Trunk that you cap mention at prices that will warn you to buy. READ THE SPECTAL PRICES For to-morrow, Tuesday, from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.: @3 Crystalized Trunk for $2.48; $3.78 Crystalized ‘Trunk for $2.98; 84.48 Orystalized Trunk for 83.48; 85.98 Heavy Zinc Trunk with iron bottom, well bound, with good locks, for $4.48; 86.98 strong and well made Zine Trunks, with two trays and iron bottom, for 84.98 ; $7.98 “Monitor” Zine Trunks, with patent security locks, for $6.48; $8.98 “Monitor” Zinc ‘Trunks, with iron bottom, $7.48; 810.98 larger size “Monitor” Zine Trunk for $8.98; $7.48 Ot Canvas Fiat-top Trunks, with izon bottom,/84.98; 88.48 Oil Canvas Trunks, with hickory stays and iron bottom, for 85.98; 87.48 Oval-top Canvas Trunks, well made and strong, for $4.98; #10.48 Heavy Duck Canvas Trunk, with nickel or bronze locks, warranted, for $7.98; $11.48 larger size, for $8.98; $12.08 extra large size, for $9.98; $14.98 Leather-bound, Linen lined and Brass fastenings, a trunk that will last a life- time, for $11.98; $17.98 Leather-bound, larger size, With three straps and double trays, for $14.98, BABY CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT, From 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Prices that will clean out every Carriage in the house. g Rrra g ry § ‘9.98 Carriages, new shape, with Satin Parasols, for 87.98; $12.48 Rattan Carriages, beautiful desizns, handsomely upholstered with silk plush, and fenders on sides and back, for 9.98; $19.98 Cane-body Carriage and Lace Parasol for $14.98; $25 Shell Carriages for $18.98. REFRIGERATOR DEPARTMENT. From 8:30 am.to 7 p.m, 25 per cent discount on all Refrigeratgrs for to-mor- row onl BICYCLE AND VELOCIPEDE DEPARTMENT. « From 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. on all Bicycles, Tricycles, Velocipedes PICTURE DEPARTMENT, From 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. 1,000 Pictures at startling bargains, See the display in our windows, Picture Frames made to order. JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. From 8-30 a.m. to7 p. Collar Buttons, 24 for Rolled Plate Collar But- tons, 3 for 10c.; Oxidized and Plated Cuff Buttons, worth 25c., at 8¢.; Oxidized Breast Pins, worth from 5 your choice at 7c. Odds and ends of Bracelets, worth from 25 to 50c. your choice at 18¢. ; Rolled Plate Lock Bracelets, only Ye.; Amber or Shell Hair Pins, worth 10c. de; Hair Pins, worth from 25 to 50c., your choice at 18¢. and employments for the poor; or he brings over with him objects of art which serve as models for the deft workmen of our country. Ina thousand ways our whole people advance in prosperity and comfort through the ambition of those who can afford it to travel in strange lands. There may be an occasional shipment of coin so large tiat it makes us open our eyes and fills the stock exchange with rumors, But there is no reason for serious alarm; it is bound to find its way back again one day, if not in minted metal, insome other and even more beneficent form. _ Yesterday's election in France can hardly fail to give the Boulangist agitation a bad back- set. His friends had so confidently predicted great results in his favor that the shock of de- feat will be doubly hard to bear. Returns from 550 cantons show that his candidates have car- ried only twelve. His most sanguine friends now hope for better things in the 903 cantons Rolled Plate Breast Pins, worth from 25 to 50c., your choice at 18c.; Sterling Silver Bangles, worth 50c., at BSc. ; Solid Silver Thimbles, only 18¢., New Style of Ladies’ Combs, worth from 25 to 50c., your choice le- Not Solid Gold Rings, only 88c, PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT, m. to 7 p. m. ar; Glycerine Soap only c-; Beakes of Wild Roso Toilet Soap only 9c.; Swandown Face Powder only 6c. a box; forated Chamois Face Powder Sachets only 20c.; je Soap Sc. a cake; American Queen Cologne only ‘Ze. an oz,; Basin & Sargeant’s best Extracts only 25c. an oz.; Seely's Fine Extract, ouly 38c. an oz., worth f RY DEPARTMENT, 30 a.m. to7 pan. lopes, 25 for ic. ; Envelopes, worth -» 25 for 5c.; 120 sheets of Violet Mills Commer. jote Paper, only 18c. ; a box containing 24 sheets of Irish Linen Paper and 25 Envelopes, wort! at 15c.; @ box containing 24 sheets of Ragged Edge Linen paper, with handsome decorations, and 25 En- Velopes, worth 50c., at 28c.; s box containing 120 > Envelopes, worth #1 boxes with 24 sheets of Paper and 25 Envelopes, worth from 20 to 30c., your choice at still to be heard from, and from a second ballot in those where the vote was not decisive yes- terday. The collapse, however, seems to be pretty complete. A hero who stands his ground and goes to prison or is driven into exile by decree remaius a hero with the French people. One who runs away from danger loses his place in their affections, no matter how much they may condemn as persecution the measures which frightened him out of the country. Count Dil- Jon and M. Rochefort are more to be pitied than the general, for they have staked real value on the result, and now see everything swept away through the failure of their puppet to meet public expectation. The citation of all three to appear before the senate court and answer charges of treason and embezzlement will probably end with the mere formality, as far as Boulanger in concerned, though his two eminent supporters may yield. Rochefort, cer- tainly, ought to have had enough of the pleas- ures of exile and sequestration to satisfy him for a lifetime after his share in the commune. The worst that could be proved against him would probably be his share in the Boulangist agitation for a new constitution, and his insti- gation or countenance of the use of some of the secret service money in the general's keeping for partisan parposes, oo Congressman Randall who has been hopeful heretofore that there would be no extra session has now come to the conclusion that one will beheld. He thinks it will be about October 21. The elections in the new states are held on the first of the month, and that, he says, would give ample time for the filing in Washington of the certificates of election by the new Con- gresemen. Thig opinion from so well informed an @uthority as Mr. Randall seems to make it con- elusive that there will be an extra session. The big-snake epidemic has broken out with ‘Uuneommon virulence this season in the Connect- feut country press. Whether there is any re- lation between that circumstance and the re- buff given by the late legislature to the prohi- bition movement does not appear. —— Since Queen Victoria's physicians have put her upon ® whisky dict, and she has tackled kindly to it, a great many American patriots have begun to take a moré lenient view of royalty. T. B. Towser & Sox, DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Sih Crouns albwtreen 40 ices Woo) Cream ‘wide, 360, wo Cashinere, all wool; reduced from 500, Cashmere, wool face; reduced from 250, “ 35, 40 and 500, oe i Pesiires 0 te Le Cedar Wood Lead Pencils, 12 for 2c.; with Rubber ‘Tips, 12 for Sc.; Tablets, only 1c.; Thomas’ Black Ink, only bottle; Memorandum Books, only 2c, All the latest Novels, wort! UMBKELLA DE. From 8:30 8. m. to 7p. p. m, Gloria Silk Umbrellas with gold cap, only $1.08; $1.50 Gents’ Umbrellas, ouly 9¥e. Extra Fine Gloria Silk Umbrellas with La Tosca handles, worth $3 to $4, your choice at $2.48 30 a.m. to 7 p. m. 150 Opera Glasses, worth 82., R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-09 Too Dea Ar Axx Pron Judging by the way our Trade has kept up with us this Se it is evideut that our patrons have conclufled that POOR SHOES ARE TOO DEAR AT ANY PRICE, and especially when they can select from by far the most complete Stock iu the City. RELIABLE FOOTWEAR at our present un- precedented CLEARING SALE PRICES, MEN'S FINE LOW SHOES. 84.50 French Culf Low Shoes now $3.50 Kangaroo and Calf Low Shoes now $2.75. Low Button and Ties now $2.37, ona and Comfortable Low Cuts at $1.45. LADIES’ HAND-TURNED OXFORD TIES, $3 French Kid Oxfords at $2.40. 50 French Dongola Ties now 21.98, Fine Hand-turned Oxford: $1.48, 1.75 Patent-tip Oxfords now 8! 3, €1 Genuine Kid Oxfords at 740, SUMMER-WEIGHT HIGH SHOES, $6 Gents’ Best Kangaroo Shoes at $4.60, $4.75 Gente’ Calf and Kangaroo Shoes now ies’ Hand-turned Button at $3.75 Ladies’ Patent Tip Turned hs now 50 Ladies’ Slipper Sole Boots now $1.95. RUSSET AND TENNIS SHOES, ‘Btill in great dernand and alt eet ntepense- a Visiting the country or nee 1 ) Men's Best Hand-made Russet Shoes at RELIABLE MAIN STORE, 816 SEVENTH WEST END STORE, 1922 PA. AVE. CAPITOL HILL STOBE, 231 PA. AVE. &E, MNANTS! REMNANTS! INDIA LINON, Gai Re Bock Somzrmxe - New. LEATHEROID TRUNES, ‘Very light in weight, STRONGER end MORE DURABLE thes IF YOU want to see—or buy—Striped Flannel Suits | 97 59 for $12, or Pisin White at $15, come right | 47 IF YOU want s Seersucker Cost and Vest for $1.8 / 97.50 Waar Azz You Goma To Do ABOUT IT? Just think for s moment—e $16.50 Suit for $7.50; 87.50 9915 Suit for $7.50; » $13.50 Suit for $7.60; a $12 Suit for $7.50, or 8 $10 Suit for $7.50. That's what this esle means. Any Cassimere or Cheviot in these five grades that catches youreye you can have 8 $7.50, They are not aif Sacks—nor all Cutaways—but about an equal proportion of each. We could hold them slong for some ‘weeks yet—sell 8 good many at the regular price—then make this deep cut—but we think !t good business poficy to study your interests a little—so we're going to have it Row—this week, It will close the season up with s round-turn—but it will close it up fair and square—and will leave Ro elephant in the shape of “left-over stock" to be smuggled in on you at some future time. You know how far ahead of others we keep in quality and how much delow them in price. These already under prices have been sawed off and hammered $7.50 down to $7.50—but the qualities stand on 87.50 the same plane of excellence, Such sales as these are necessities. It's 3 bitter pill to swallow sometimes, but it's like anything else that requires nerve—the sooner it’s over the better you feel. So, in- stend of making two separate doses, wo take it all at once and drag things around 2 little in the Chil- dren's Department. What we've done is a plain story:—Taken every Tweed, Cassi- mere and Cheviot Child's Suit we own, be- “ ginning with the $4 quality,then the $3.50, $3 and $2.50, and marked them all $1.98. ‘There are three or four different styles of Jackets—the Plaited, the Norfolk, the Plain and the Corded, They are all two-piece and short Pant Suite—and the sizes run from 4 to13 years, Lots of you have answered the question—“What are you going to do about it?”"to-day in person, That was a wise move on your part, What about the rest of you? Comeinand see them anyway. Take any of these Suits in one hand—the price we name in the other $7.50 97.80 $7.50 87.50 $7.50 $7.50 97.50 87.50 87.50 87.50 $7.50 87.50 $7.50 $7.50 $7.50 $7.50 $7.50 91.98 91.98 e198 $1.98 91.98 —and give us your opinion(on the matter as acommon- sense investment, ONLY THIS WEEK AT THESE PRICES. SAKS AND COMPANY, THE HERCULEAN CLOTHIERS, SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE. sy29 SEY MITTS, 19¢.; MISSES’ BLACK FULL ‘egulur Made Hose, 1. Kevuiar Made Hose, 123¢c. COMBINATION, 11th st Ane You Banoarx H NTING, SWEET BABY BUNTING? If 80, pause and rest awhile. You need go no further. Yor truck @ Corner AS IS a Corner, which UN- LOADS for YOUR benefit; a corner which is the avowed and implacable enemy of any and all TRUSTS. No matter if one is as sweet as SUGAR and another as bitter as Quinine. We are extremists, "tis true, but not exactly in the line of TRUSTS. We trust you'll be- lieve us when we declare to you that this is a Clothing Corner—conceived in # desire to do good and born and reared in the fostering and fulfilling of that desire toward all men. We have succeeded so well that we Propose hewing close to the same line for all time to come, and invite you to share the rich fruits of our bountiful reward. Your generous patronage has made it possible for us todo some TALL tumbling in the matter of prices— terrifying indeed to those dealers who stick to TALL prices—but exceedingly edifying, awreeuble, aye, par- ticularly pleasant, to BUYERS of high or low degree. It tickles them tremendously to have spread out be- fore them an array of Elegant Suits, worth from $10.75 to $13.75, and be told to take their choice AT 87.50 A SUIT. And yet another agreeable surprise follows close and Domestic Worsteds, Cheviots, and Cassimers, fashioned by the tailors’ art into perfect-fitting Suits for Men, worth from 14.25 to $20 a suit, Take your choice, neighbor, AT $10, A SUIT. VICTOR E. ADLER’S PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 927 and 929 7th st. n.w., Corner Massachusetts avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, Open Saturdays until 12 p.m, S27" Office Coats, Stripes and Checks, on sale Monda\ Piednesday, and Friday worpings,from 7 to 10¢'cloa Roe. 29 ce, 2 10 10 ADIES’ DONGOLA SHOES, ALT, 50) » BHC. ; patent tip, $1.19. Men's Bals, 990, DOUBLE COMBINATION Sy27-3t 11th st, Dow You Wasr A Dosren. YOU'LL TAKE COMFORT WHEN TRAVELING AND YOU'LL “SAVE YOUR SUIT” MORE THAN THE COST OF THE DUSTER OB A WHITE VEST, THESE ARE VERY DRESSY THINGS. EVEN WITH A SUIT THAT IS WELL WORN, A WHITE OR NEAT PATTERN WASH VEST ADDS MUCH ‘TO ONE'S APPEARANCE AND SELF-RESPECT. IF YOU GO TO THE COUNTRY ONE OF OURTEN DOLLAR SUITS WILL DO A LOT OF SERVICE AND THEY ARE AS STYLISH ASIF THEY COST TWICE THAT SUM. % B BARNUM & 00. 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 15 Pes Cexr Discousr + 18 STILL ALLOWED ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, CANES, . AND LAWN TENNIS GOODS. Our Goods are the very best manufactured, and those desiring bargains can obtain them for TEN Days. MILITARY AND SOCIETY GOODS NET. WILLETT & RUOFF, 3729 906 Pennsylvania ave, We Axsxouxce For Taz Rest OF THE SEASON A REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT IN ALL OUTING Goops as- NEGLIGE SHIRTS, BATHING SUITS, FLANNEL COATS, BLAZERS, ATHLETIC SUITS, &o, ordinary iiducement. If you are interested you can ‘very easily satisfy yourself on this pint, AUERBACH & BRO., Considering our former low prices, this is an extra- Ft $ St MM Cr Pal | = Sss3 Exe MMM NNW NNN UU A N KN NNN uu aa BBB A RRR GGG A NN s A EE SS AL tun Exe BEGINS TUESDAY, JULY 30, YOU READ A THOUSAND REASONS | FOR CUTTING PRICES. OUR REA- SON NOW 1S WE WANT YOUB MONEY MORE THAN OUR SHOES AND ARE READY Tv LOSE A LITTLE ON EACH PAIR TO MAKE A QUICK BALE, Bee next column. THIS WILL BE THE LARGEST SALE OF SHOES EVER SEEN IN WASHINGTON. WE HAVE EXTRA SALESMEN AND CAN SERVE EVERY ONE PROMPTLY, See next column, WE RESERVE NOTHING. YOU CAN HAVE ANY THING IN OUR STORE «FOR LESS THAN FACTORY PRICE, MANY THINGS FOR HALF THE RETAIL PRICE. See next column. WE KNOW THAT “THE SEASON” IS OVER. THAT MANY ARE AWAY, AND THOSE HERE ARE PROVIDED WITH SHOES, BUT THERE IS AL- WAYS ONE THING THAT WILL AL- WAYS MOVE GOODS AT ANY TIME, THAT IS THE PRICE. WE HAVE PUT PRICES ON OUR CHOICE SHOES THAT WILL MOVE THEM INTO YOUR POSSESSION VERY FAST. Bee next column, “THIS IS A FREE-FOR-ALL SALE, BUT WE HOPE THAT OUR REGULAR CUSTOMERS WILL AVAIL THEM- SELVES OF THIS UNUSUAL CHANCE TO GET AGOOD SUPPLY OF SHOES AT SMALL CosT. Bee next column, PARENTS WILL DO WELL TO BRING THEIR CHILDREN, AS SOME OF THE BEST BARGAINS ARE IN CHILDREN’S SHOES, BER U RRR TIT ™ gS83q BoB UU RR T * Be UU RR OF ne bes ‘us OR OF Sss8 = upon the heels of the first, Here we find Imported | J¥29 CORNER 11TH AND F STS. N.W., WASHINTON, D, ©, Our Greatest Bargain Sale is at its height, Our friends and customers must call early or they will bo disappointed, as the public generally appreciates the sacrifices we are making aud are securing their choice of FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, &c., which are being offered regardless of cost in order to commence business this fall with an entirely new as- sortment froma one end of the establishment to the other, FURNITURE DEPARTMENT, Bed Room Sets of many patterns and many different woods, Regular price. $30... Reduced -121 50 .187 50 -200 00 Sideboards, Tables, Dining Room Chairs, Hat Racks, and Parlor Suites reduced in same proportion, CARPET DEPARTMENT. 1,050 yards Best Ingrain Carpets, S5e. per yard. 2,000 yards Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 450. per yard. 3,000 yards Best Tapestry Brussels Carpets, 70c. per yard. 750 yards Body Brussels Carpets, 80c. per yard. 4,500 yards Best Body Brussels Carpets, $1.00 per yard. 900 yards Velvet Carpets, 80c. per yard. 2,500 yards Best Velvet Carpets, $1.00 per yard. 2,700 yards Best Moquette Carpets, $1.10 per yard, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Ramie Tapestries reduced from 50c. to 37}¢c. per yard, Silk and Jute Tapestries reduced from 75e, to 50c, per yard. Silk Tapestries reduced from $1 to 75c. per yard. Heavy Cotton Tapestries reduced from $1.50 to 81 per yard. Bilk Ground Tapestries reduced from 83 to $2 per yard. Brocatelles reduced from $6 to $4 per yard. Satin Damask reduced from $12 to $8 per yard. In the same proportion we have reduced Curtains of every description and Curtain Materials, “SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.” ‘Window Screens, 25¢, Arawana Pillow Hammocks, $1.25, Mosquito Canopies, 75c. Refrigerators at cost from $2.50 up, ‘Water Coolers at cost, ‘Umbrella Tents from $12 to $8, Wood Seat Chairs, 25c, A MLE MELE Aa HAE ERE BO ft 4 4 NNN NNN WW AA iB B ca he Eh Gop BAH ERY A A 600 PAIRS OF $3 TENNIS SHOES AT $1.90, ‘We Have Extra Salesmen for This Sale, 500 PAIRS OF $5.00 SHOES IN LACE AND BUTTON FOR $3.00 CONGRESS GAITERS @2.50, Extra Values in Narrow Shoes, 600 PAIRS OF OXFORDS, CALF. RUSSETT, AND KANGAROO, 86.00, 85.00, AND $4.50 SHOES, ALL GO AT 84.00, Extra Salesmen. No Waiting. 500 PAIRS OF $8.00, $7.00, AND $6.00 SHOES, BUTTON AND LACE CALF, KANGAROO, AND RUSSETT, AT 5.25, CONGRESS AT $4.75, ‘This is the Pick of the Sale, 50 PAIRS OF MISFITS IN MEASURED SHOES. MADE TO ORRER FOR $10— 85.00, Exffs Values in Narrow Shoes, 600 PATRS OF OXFORDS, BLACK AND RUSSETT, $3.50, $3.00 AND 500 PAIRS OF OXFORDS. BLACK, RUSSETT, CLARET, OOZE, SUEDE AND PATENT LEATHER. 86.50. $6.00, $5.00 AND $4.00 SHOES, ALL GO FOR $2.90. Extra Salesmen for this Sale, BUTTON BOOTS. 1,000 PAIRS, IN EVERY STYLE, $6.00, $5.00, AND $4.50 SHOES AT $3.90. 800 PAIRS $5.00, 84.00, AND 3.50 SHOES FOR $2.90, EVENING SLIPPERS, WE WANT TO SELL EVERY PATR WE HAVE, AND HAVE PUT THE PRICES WAY DOWN. COME AND SEE WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR 82.90. Extra values in Narrow Shoes, LADIES’ $3.00 AND $2.50 TENNIS SHOES AT 81.90. sS8s "88 Syg5 qu Bt 1 i ONE GRAND OFFERING. BOY'S SHOE IN THE STORE. RESRS Lieto} w2e® muna ANY Moxoar, Jux 2970, 1889, ‘We told you that we proposed to offer just ‘%8 good bargains in August as we id in July, Now, we expect to offer better. We have cleared the store pretty thoroughly of all Short Tengths, O44 Sises, Small Lots, &c., yet the Pemains are still offered at the greatly reduced Prices, ANOTHER QUARTER-TON OF LINEN WRITING PAPER AT 200, PER POUND.~ ‘This will make a ton of this writing paper we have sold within the past three months, Ttis linen paper, and s marvellously good Paper for the price—none better, if any as good. ‘Twenty cents a pound for the paper (two sizes) ‘and Sc. per package for the envelopes. Center table, first floor, QUICK, YOU MEN!—You who want one of the 84,85 and 96 Blazers at €2.50 should be quick. All sizes st present and s very sttrac- tive line of stripes in the various club colora, AUGUST “DRIVE” IN MEN'S FRENCH BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR—As a special Aucust attraction we offer 100 dozen Men's Fine Genuine French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at the greatly reduced price of 50c. per garment, $1 per suit, This is the genuine French make and has the woven band at the ‘neck, end of sieeves and bottom of Drawers. An exceptionally good bargain. ‘Wo are selling the Imported Terry Bath ‘Wraps to Gentlemen going away to the seashore, ‘They wear them over their Bathing Suit in passing from the hotel or dressing room to the beach. $3.50, $4, 84.75, 85, $5.25 to 89 each. ‘Men's One-Piece Bathing Suits, in Navy Blue and stripes. @1, FLANNEL SHIRTS.—A good assortment yet. English Shirts, well made and in attrsctive striped effects, $2 and up. ‘We have « beautiful line of Scotch Flannels, from which we make Shirts to order. ‘We are closing out the balance of our stock of ‘Men's White and Fancy Vests at low popular Prices, SPECIAL AUGUST “DRIVE” IN MEN'S FINE HANDKERCHIEFS.—We have just se- cured slot of Men's Superior Quality of All- Linen Hemstitched Embroidered Handker- chiefs in three grades, 25,35, and 50c. These embroidered handkerchiefs are much effected by the best dressers in all the large cities, and Willno doubt meet witharesdy sale in this city. They are the very latest “whim” in hand- kerchiefs. White and Colored Embroidered, (First floor.) NEW 48-INCH SWISS LAWN AT 25¢.—We have received 3,000 yards of the popular 48- inch Imported Swiss Lawn—the last we shall have this season, The quality is even better than usual. We guarantee it to launder as well asIndis Linon. It isthe widest and cheapest White Goods in the market, Only 25c. per yard, LACE-CHECKED WHITE GOODS RE- DUCED TO 80. PER YARD.—We offer 1,000 yards of White Lace-Checked and Lace-Striped White Goods at the greatly reduced price of 8c, per yard, «Secon floor.) FAST BLACK HOSE.—We again have a full stock of Ladies, Children and Men's Fast Black Hose. Since Fast Black Hose have becomes certainty they have driven colors ‘almost en- tirely to the wall. Wegive you back the price of every pair that does not come up to the wusrantee. We call special attention to the Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, which we show at the following prices: Cotton, 25, 35, 50, 625 and 75e. Lisle Thread, both in Plain and Drop-stitched, 50. 623, 75c. and $1 per pair, First floor, annex.) AN AUGUST “DRIVE” IN FINE ALL WOOL CASHMERES.—We have received our impor- tation of Fine Quality AN Wool Cashmeres in the entire range of Autumn and Winter Shades, Tn importing these when we did we secured & better quality to sell for 50 cents than is usually offered, and if we had them to buy over again we would be obliged to ask G2ige, ‘The assort- ment includes eight shades of Brown, five shades of Gray, five Reds, three Maroons, three shades of Green, two shades of Bronze, two Light Blue, Pink and Cream. 0c. per yard, BLACK CANTON SILK.—We offer a superior quality of 27-inch (extra width) Black Canton Silk, French dyed, at the low price of 75c. per yard. (Pirat floor.) DRESS SHIELDS.—You are safe in buying your Dress Shields here, because we guarantee every Shicld in stock to be absolutely perspira- tion proof and odorless, We offer Single Repellent Dress Shields at the low price of 12c. each, Guaranteed. First floor, rear.) INFANTS’ FURNISHINGS.—We have pretty much anything youcan call for in Infants’ Fur- nishings—a well-stocked, ively department. Here is an “Outhit” of twenty pieces which we offer at $12: 1 Baptismal Roba, 4 Cambric Night Slips, 2 Cambric Long Dresses. 2 Nainsook Long Dresses, 1 Embroidered Shoulder Blanket ‘2 Flannel Skirts. 2 Flannel Bands, 2 Pinning Blankets, ‘2 Saxony Wool Shirts. 2 Pair Crochet Socks, “20 pieces tor $12, Excellent stock of Infants’ Baskets in Un- trimmed, Trimmed, and Furnished and Un- furnished. - ‘Untrimmed Baskets, 45c., 50c., 75¢., 61 to $3, ‘Trimmed Baskets, $4.75, $5, $5.50 to $17, ‘We have all the necessary requisites for fur- nishing these Baskets, such as Combs, Brushes, ‘Soaps, Powders, Manicures, &e. Cotton Bird-eye in all the various sizes. ‘Infante’ Hand-kait Worsted Sacques, 75c, $1, and $1.25 each. * CHILDREN'S DRESSES.—Children‘s Cam- Dric Short Dresses, made Gretchen style, 50c. (Children’s Pine India Linon Dresses, in two be- Tuer Ger Ix Tur Wisvows, ‘The best bangaine generally Sind their way to the ‘You may have heard of prices the same ss marked on the goods now being displayed in the Palais Royal ‘Windows, but it's doubtful if you have econ such a Pr AE AT ee 4 tt roo ty A ee.y EF 24 2 MEN'S GOQDS in window cormerof 12th st. and Pennsylvania ave. ‘You'll notice the Balbrigean Shirts have the ribbed Decks and the Drawers are taped at seams. The pearl buttons, the silk stitching, &e., tefl you they are very food value at 50c. The clearing sale price is Bho, Then you'll notice the 28-inch @1.50 “Gloria” Um- Drellas for $1.39, and the 26-inch at @1.19 tnetead of $1.25. Bring them back if they split within one year and they'll be recovered, without ® murmur, fre uf charge. Those Half Hose marked 130.; What their peat value? Such a crowd of Hand Satchels, Totlet Cases, Cards, Dominoes, Poker Chips, &c., that it wasn’t possitle ta mark the price on everything, but if there's @ differ. ence between usual prices and Palais Royal prices "tis for these very things, (Continued below.) Tue TT isetsneuan Ww ‘Dow, The window of No. 1117 Pennsylvania avenue te filled with over one hundred diferent styles of New Aiandkerchicfa, Such qualities that those marked 12kée. are worth 19 and 250. each. Ite only possi- ble at this season, and for this reason: Merchants gep- erally are at their stores closing out the remnants of their summer stocks, Those few-aud-far-between merchants who commenced to clear their stocks earlier in the season can Visit the wholesale markets and buy almost at their own prices. Hence this win- dow fall of Handkerchiefs at 12¢0, worth 4c. and 25c. apiece, (Continued below.) No. 1119 Px Ave. Wisnow. The top of the window is fille’ with Jap. Fans, marked 15c.. that were 25c. a week ago. You'll ad- THE PALAIS ROYAL THE PALAIS PoYaL, titched and Em- broidered Mull Ties, marked down from Se. Silk Windsore of style, length the Three Stripe Silk Grenadin rd; the Elaborstely Embroidered ced from #5 50 to €6.75; Linen Collars—the onty Pure tinen collars at the price. Almost forgot the best bargain of the lot! ‘Those Rolling Collars of Irish poiat euibroidery for only each, (Continued below) Taz Lancesr Snow Wosow. The display will give an ides of the quantity and variety of Warranted Fast Black Hose. ‘There's no if there was the inclination, to wriggle 250, THE PALAIS ROYAL, Ladies whocan appreciate the very Finest Black Lisle Hose will be delighted with this display and surprised at the price list. At the lower Prices the effort has beep made to give the best values in the city, such values that you'll all say: “The Palais Royal is Headquarters for Past Black Hosiery.” See the 2c. Fast Black Howe. the high spliced heels, the double toes. Note the shape of the feet and the graceful curve of the limb, Ladies’ sizes, 8 to 10, Children's, in ribbed or plain. All sizes for 250. Note the Silk-finish Biack Cotton Hose at 35c. or Pairs for $1. Look like Lisie, but more durable. ‘The 55c. Ribbed and Plain Black Lisle Hose reduced to 45c. You'll notice the 75c. Lisle Veste are marked down to 50c. and the Svc. vests are now 35c. THE PALAIS ROYAL «Continued below.) Rewsasts Ay D Broxes Lors Kennants of Embroideries, Laces, Ribbons, &e., at Jess than cost. Broken lots of Jew Buttons, Hose, Underwear, &e., at hall 4-button Palais Hoyal Kid Gloves reduced from 68 a pair. ‘ou Undressed Kid Mousquetaires reduced from — THE PALAIS ROY; _(ontinned below.) -. Das. Fos Taszs SPECIAL SALE) The days are Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, July 29, 30, and 31. The special sale is of White ‘Suits, Dress Goods, and the stock of ® manufacturer of Children’s aud Infants’ Goods. Prices worth read- ing of, THR PALAIS ROYAL, _(Continned below.) €1, 75c., 68c, Dress Goods for 50c. NOT REMNANTS. If you sre not surfeited with remuants perba: “tobject to being told rem Rants are ere at su-much-the-pound prices, This offering of 50c. Dress Goods is a very Aifferent thing. Of course it’s eaxy to write of trashy gouds oF undesirable patterns and make them appear desirable on paper, So is it not best tomerely ask you to com pare these 50c. Dress Gouds with those being offered around town at @1, 75 and G&ct HERE'S THE List, Black Silk-finish Brilliantine, 40-inch Colored Mohair Sicilian, 3d-inch Black Soft-finish Serge, ‘38-inch Black all-Wool Cashmere, 38-inch Black Wool Nuns’ Veiling, 38-inch Black all-Wool Albatross. ‘These qualities at 50c, a yard make an iimmediate purchase a wise investment even should the gods be wanted only for future use, THE PALAIS Roy. (Continued below.) <p ERE Cunpues's Dursses Ar Hur Pun ‘These are new goods; first saw Washington Satur- day, July 27. ‘Their History: The msnufacturer has commenced the production of Children’s Cloaks for fall wear, aud his stock of Summer Dresses was closed out to the Palais Royal buyer at 335; per cent discount, A $1.35 DRESS FOR 750, The first Short Dress for baby to a size suitable for a bouncing four-year old girl or boy. All of themat 75e. each, though $1.35 and $150 is the price of regular stock in similar styles—i.e, Nainsook, with tucked Waist, two rows Eimbroidery, frout, neck and sleeves. HERE'S A $1.98 DRESS FOR 980. “Mother Hub- bard” Style, Embroidered Yoke, 3-inch Embroidered Ruffle with Seven Tucks above. A 88c. DRESS FUR O8c. “Gretchen” Style. Tucked Waist, 4-inch Hem to Dress, Neck aud Sleeves trimmed with fine ‘ 55c, FOR A €1.15 DRESS. This can be written in all truth, for the identical styig and quaiily ia ta regular stock and marked €1.15. It's Nainsook loug dress, 12 tucks down front, sleeves and neck triuuned with fine Nuinsvok edge. FOR BIG CHILDREN (ages 3 to 12 yearw.—The same price for all sizes—{. ¢., @8c. for $1.68 quality (Cross-bar Muslin Aprons, made in “Empire” style aud style, of Indis Linen, with revered front and backs, and quaintly trimmed Siceves, Lange or small sizes for 98c, 82” Above qnoted are but a few of what the buyer thinks the best bargains, but there are nearly 200 ‘Dresses for you to select from, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, Continued below.) a Ware Tsou Loex Sor. QO PER CENT DISCOUNT) ‘The prices have been reduced to what was consid. ered the greatest loss that could be afforded, but the rain made you proof even against priccs less than cost matersate, ° A, Can you resist 10 per cent Afscountt—10 per cont off the reduced prices? ‘LADLES' SUITS that were $8 may now be had for 85.40, The $14 Suits of e week agoare now we 10.80. Exclusive novelties that were $35, to $24.30. ? MISSES" SUITS are reduced from #4. $5 and $6 to reduced. . (CHILDREN’S RUITS for @2.70 cach that sold earn Mer in the season.et 4. Buite that were 61.25 amp ‘Bow 680,