Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1889, Page 4

AE EVENING STAR.|B Rosson & Co Sun WASHINGTON: .ATURDAY.......... .... August 24, 1889, a THE EVENING STAR has tne fullest Lecal OUR BUYERS ARE BUSY WORKERS. THEYRE BAVISHING THE MABEETS NOW. THEY SKIP AND PIOK—PICK AND SKIP. PICK THE CHOICEST AND SKIP THE UNDESIRABLE, THEY MEAN TO MAKE THE COMING SEASON MEMORA- BLE IN THE MINDS OF MOTHERS AND A GLAD SURPRISE TO THE BOYS OF WASH- INGTON. IF WE*CAN JUDGE BY THE EARLY IDEAS JUST ARRIVED OUR PALL STOCK WILL KNOCK PREVIOUS SEASONS OFFERINGS SILLY. IN THE MEANTIME WE'RE READY WITH BETWEEN-SEASONS NECESSABIES FOR THE YOUNGSTERS’ USE. EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE, AXD YOU KNOW THAT “OUR LINE” PRETTY THOROUGHLY COVERS THE WANTS OF Boys. B. ROBINSON & 00., LILLIPUTIAN OUTFITTERS, su2teo 909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. More Room: Yes, Mozz Room: ‘WHAT DOES IT MEAN? ‘WHAT IS THE EXPLANATION OF THE RAPID AND COMPLETE SUCCESS OF OUR BUSINESS? IT 18 SIMPLY THIS: OUR SUCCESS IS THE LEGITIMATE RESULT OF PLEDGES MADE AND KEPT TO THE LETTER. WE NEVER ADVERTISE ANYTHING THAT WE ARE NOT SURE OF. WE NEVER MAKE A PROMISE AND BREAK IT. One of the latest improvements in the hand- ling of these cars is an ingenious device for shifting the batteries at the station, by the use of which the discharged battery is removed and a fresh one substituted for it in less than three minutes. The batteries leave the station with 35 electrical horse-power hours stored im them, and do not consume quite 12 in the round trip of 12 miles. That the batteries should give out on trip is pronounced impos- sible, A minimum life of six months is claimed for the batteries. Results obtained in any city from the use of the storage battery on street cars will be carefully noted everywhere, and nowhere more carefully than in Washington. ‘This motive power is the ideal one for street cars. It does not obstruct the air or disfigure the surface of the it with poles and over- head wires. It docs not tear up the streets for the laying of underground conduits. Each car has an independent motor and is un- affected by an accident to the motor of another car. Where there is but a singie source of motive power an accident to this motor stops the whole system. Municipalities and street car companies have recognized the advantages of the storage battery cars, but the process of making their use practicable and economical BARGAINS WE HAVE PROMISED—BARGAINS WE HAVE GIVEN. ah BAR GAl AND BARGAINS YOU SHALL HAVE THE LAST WEEK OF OUR SEMI-ANNUAL BAR- GAIN SALE TO CLOSE OUT OUR SUMMER SHOES TO MAKE BOOM FORTHE FALL AND WINTER STOCK. MEN'S $8.00 SHOES FOR 86.00. MEN'S 87.00 SHOES FOR 85,25. # BR OG. i ta 4 CHANCE FOR PRUDENT HOUSERKEEPERS, ‘While making alterations in our BLANKET DEPARTMENT quite a quantity of NICE BLANKETS became soiled, caused by their being exposed to the dust of cleaning up, While the damage is not of s considerable extent the reduction we have made was done to dispose of them in a fow days. As we have neither the time nor the inclination to bother with shop-worn goods at the beginning of the season, here is an opportunity to buy a HIGH-PRICED BLANKET for the same money that a Blanket with half the virtue costa, 10 pair 10-4 ALASKA, @3.98, Former Price $5.00° 14 pair11-4 EUREKA, $4.25, Former Price $5.75, 2pair12-4 OTTAWA, Pure Wool, $5.75, Former Price $6.75. 2 pair 12-4 VANDALIA, Pure Wool, $7, Former Price $8.50, 2 pair 12-4 MASSASOIT, Pure Wool, $7.25. Former Price $9, ‘Weave also s few fine SATEEN COMFORTS that are slightly faded on the edges, sateen lined and the finest white filling, wo will sell for $2.85, Former price $3.75, Wehave s FEW SOILED BED SPREADS marked THERE ARE MANY STEPS IN LIFE WHICH ARE FOLLOWED BY REMORSE AND COMPUNCTION, BUT TO STEP UPSTAIRS TO OUR THIRD FLOOR REMNANT ROOMS I8 ONE GUIDED BY REASON, GENERALSATISFACTION AND INEXHAUSTIBLE RESIRE TO CALL AGAIN, Tn order to close out our stock of SUMMER REM- od FMA tas = ‘Weare daily in receipt of the latest styles of Autumn Dress Goods. A few advance patterns came in some days since—of these we told you. A much larger as- sortment is now here awaiting yourinspection. There is but one piece of any one kind or color, therefore we think it would be to your advantage to call early. Bear in mind that in some cases these goods cannot be duplicated, therefore s selection at this time may in- sure you au exclusive pattern, This we know is quite an object to some, * * OUR SIDE BAND SERGES, 40 inches wide, Colors—Garnet, Cardinal, Navy, Mazarine, Light Brown, Golden Brown, Black, Myrtle and Olive, ‘These are SIXTY-EIGHT CENTS A YARD, PLAID SERGES, 40 inches wide, Colors—Navy, Garnet, Gray, Ox Blood, Hunter's Green, Chocolate, Black. Theseare FIFTY CENTS A YARD, STRIPED AND PLAID HEAVY WOOL SERGES, Every conceivable color and combination. EIGHTY CENTS A YARD. (This quality is imported to retail at 1.) A NEW SERGE and one that is particularly odd has vertical stripes with » number of similar stripes crossing at right angles for a border, thus producing anovel and unique check effect, One combination is Black and Garnet, another Light and Dark Green, and another is Navy and Cad’t Blue. ‘These are $11.50 for the pattern (10 yards). ROMAN BORDERED SERGES. Something extra nice—lovely combinations, Colors: Garnet, Navy, Olive, Brown, Black. ‘These are $1.15 a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL Buck Sux. ‘For Monday, August 26th, at bas been somewhat slow and discouraging. It is to be hoped that the statements concerning the cars in use in New York will be fully veri- fied. “Hope for s season bade the world fare- well”—when he fell into the clutches of In- spector Byrnes yesterday. His surname is James, and be is wanted in New York city for a share in the Manhattan bank burglary, com- mitted eleven years ago. The authorities there would have taken him in charge long be- fore this, but for the fact that he has been con- tinuously in prison for other crimes, His MEN'S $6.00 SHOES FOR 84.50, MEN'S LOW SHOES FOR $3.50 AND 84.00, REDUCED FROM $5.00 AND 96.00. MEN'S RUSSET SHOES, REDUCED ¥ROM 25.00 AND 86.00 TO $3.50 AND $4.00, MEN'S TENNIS, REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO 81.50. LADIES' $6.00 FRENCH EID BOOTS FOR $4.25. LADIES’ KID OXFORDS, REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO 81.90. LADIES’ RUSSET OXFOKDS, REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO 81.90 AND $2.90. CHILDREN’S SHOES FOR 50c., 90c., $1.10, 81.50 AND 82.00, BOYS’ SHOES FOR 81.50 AND $2.00, t 1 eo ow NANTS we have made the following reductions: Bye 2 cases of SATINE REMNANTS, superb Patterns, FER EB NN N OTTTT the latest Shades, only 6340. and 60, PER YD., A0- ber te Ee e%8 Er Fl t CORDING TOLENGTHS, REGULAR VALUE1240 | B Eee £E oS fee BRS f 4 cases of SATINE REMNANTS, the best American manufacture (Simpson & Merrimack), only 10c. and 12}0.. ACCORDING TO LENGTHS, GENERALLY SOLD AT 25 CENTS. ‘We have also plain colors of either quality in Rem- ante at the same rates, We have by extraordinary efforts procured s lot of OFF MARKED PRICES, SATIN RHADAMAS, FAILLE FRANCAISE, GROS GRAIN. 81.00 Quality for Monday gliio boldness in voluntarily starting for the city as soon as released from Auburn prison yesterday morning indicates that he is not very fearful of the result of a trial on so old an indictment, It will be remembered that the burglary for which he will be called to account was cele- brated, at the time of its occurrence, for the fact, brought out on investigation, that the Managers of the bank had imprudently en- trusted the combination of the vault lock with the janitor; and one of them, Augustus Schell, who made a disastrous campaign that fall as ‘Tammany's candidate for mayor, had to face a Volley of flings and slurs from his opponents based on the circumstance. It was believed by many to have cost him his election. $< The New York public are a good deal stirred Up over the suit for some two hundred thou- sand dollars which has been brought by Henry Villard against ex-Judge Noak Davis, ostensi- bly to recover a balance due the plaintiff in a stock-jobbing transaction. Mr. Davis has been #0 severe in his judgment of magistrates and Persons in positions of trust who went into speculative ventures that it surprises no one now to hear him disclaim all know! edge of what Mr. Villard’s proceedings are about, Nevertheless, the suit is there, brought in a court where it can be speedily reached and tried, and both parties will presently be given a chance to tell what they know about it unless settlement is reached in private. And, if ‘that is done, the public will always cherish a suspicion about the affair, which may be much worse than the actual truth, a It is conceded by citizens of New York that the city has no place on which to hold a world’s READ, PONDER AND DIGEST THE ATTRAC- TIONS WE SET BEFORE YOU; THEN ACT WISE- LY AND PURCHASE WHILE YOU HAVE SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY. NEXT WEEK WILL BE THE LAST OF THE BARGAIN SALE AT BUR TS. 1211 F 8T. ¥. We ‘3c. : Fancy Stripe and ibbon, No. 1 GEMANS LE COMBINATION. “aunt We Ase Busy. We Ane Busy, NO WONDER. NO WONDEB, ——————E——————————__ ADIES' YACHTS, 13c ; CHILDRENS’ A! Le ea cA i Crowds testify to the remarkable low prices prevail- ing at the house of Julius Lansburgh. 315 7th etree» before he removes to his elegant new building, corner 13th and PF, Only two weeks more in tho old house, and then call Upon us at the new. What will be sold during the week, commencing August 26 and ending the 31st: CARLOADS OF FURNITURE, CARLOADS OF FURNITURE, ‘Not now goods, but old. Been in the house perhaps 6 months. Do youneeds Parlor Suit for 957.85, covered in French Tspestry or Silk Plush, worth @90? Do you need a Chamber Set? If so, we will sell you fair, Central Park being barred; and that tho 200-Geline outten Sow 405, ‘water-supply is so insufficient that the gather- os s © 942.50 ing on the island of the millions of visitors to SS eee the exposition of ‘92 would threaten a pesti- CARPETS. OARPETS. CARPETS, Best-quality Body Brussels, 90c. Best-quality Tapestry Bruasels, 650, Best-quality Three Ply, 70. Best-quality Wilson Velvet, @2. Best All-wool Art Squares, per yard 70¢, SMYRNA RUGS! lence. Asan offset to these disadvantages it is discovered and announced, however, that cosmopolitan New York “is the city of all the states.” Foreign states are probably referred ; Since it is well known that the only city of all the United States is the national capital, a Yesterday's accident on the B. and O, railroad ‘was the second casualty which has occurred very lately ata place between stations, so that @ considerable time has had to elapse before the news could be sent to essential points, on aceountof lack of telegraphic facilities, This is a thing which ought not to happen. There should be, with every train, an apparatus quickly attachable to the nearest wire, and the . . . . 225 1.60 LACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINS!! €15 Nottingham Lece Curtains, $9.00 . ENGLISH BEIGES, consisting of 150 pieces, in CHOCOLATE, DRAB and SLATE COLORS, and are enabled to offer the same at 100. PRRYD. UNIVER. SAL VALUE 15 CENTS. Asal! lot of the BEST APRON GINGHAM REM- NANTS, Manchesters and Amoskesgs only, AT 80, PER YARD. GENERALLY SOLD AT 100. 2 cases of STEEL RIVER BATISTE, in short but Suitable lengths, beautiful styles, ONLY 640. PER YARD, WOULD BE CHEAP AT 100. 28 pieces of FIGURED PIQUE, an elogant wash fabric, suitable for Dresses, Skirts, Spreads and Com- forts, only 640. PER YARD. WORTH 1230. 1 case of WOOL CHALLIES, selected styles, war- ranted perfect, only 100, PER YARD, WORTH 180. The remainder of our COTTON OHALLIES REM- NANTS reduced to 5c. PER YARD. 24 piecos of the BEST ENGLISH OREAM CRIN- KLED SEERSUCKERS, reduced from 12a, TO 7¢, PER YARD. 139/dozen of LADIES’ LISLE THREAD HOSE, cut seams, only 1240. PER PAIR, Regular Price 20c, 1 case of PLAIN PACIFICCHALLIES REMNANTS, in all regular and opera shades, only 110, PER YARD. Standard Valne 18¢. 2 cases of the BEST INDIGO BLUE PRINTS on record, warranted fast colors, ONLY 70. PER YARD. 100 dozen of GENTS’ ALL LINEN COLLARS, in 0d sizes, diferent styles, at Go, EACH. Regular Price 12}40. 249 douen GENTS SUSPENDERS, # fine selection of colors, strong elasticity, equal to any 2c. sus- pender in the market, ONLY 120. PER PAIR. We baveon hand a full variety of WHITE GOODS and WOOLEN DRESS GooDs, Also general line of ODDS and ENDS and SHORT LENGTHS, gathered from every department in our store, and offer the same to the public regardless of cost, For one whole week, six entire days, we will sell: All 5o. SOAPS for 30, All 10¢, SOAPS for 80, All 250, COLOGNES for 186, All 250, EXTRACTS for 190, All 25, TOOTH BRUSHES for 21e, All 25, JEWELRY WASH for 13c. All 500, LEATHER POCKET BOOKS for 893, All 8LOOLEATHER POCKET BOOKS for 850. All 25c, RUCHING for 190, Auything in the above lines you need? If a0, sce us ‘ny day this week for the above, Many similar induce- ‘mente await you, ADVANCE FALL GOODS ARE ALREADY GRACING OUR SHELVES AND COUNTERS. A GREAT MANY PRETTY THINGS €2.02% ‘We guarantee each and every quality of these Silke, to give perfect satisfaction; furthermore, written guarantee to that effect will be given if desired; and should any prove otherwise, it will be replaced by another ilk. Who can do more? We have handled ‘these goods ever since our advent into the dry goods business, therefore know whereof we speak. ‘This discount also applies to Colored Dress Silka, THE PALAIS ROYAL Re ™p™ aaa! mrs ‘ae< w I wwe dk BR WWEE AA RRR WWE ASAR R... W ow ERRA 4k Ro An elegant display—(see Avenus window)—may give one an idea as to the extent of the variety and styles but @ personal inspection will show the splendid qual- ities and workmanship in our Garments. Our prices are conceded to be the lowest—they ahould be. Doing a strictly cash, as we do, we are enabled to charge ten to fifteen per cent leas for our goods than credit houses do, and still make afair profit, This is only one of the unwritten laws of business, Bad debts must be made good by some one, and that some one can only be the consumer. Therefore, to save money purchase at the only “STRICTLY CASH” Store in Washington. Gowns. A special bargain isa Gown made of the bert muslin and cambric: has two tows of Inserting, six clusters 0 Tucks, eunbroidery ‘on neck aud. slocves aud finished Pun Rereinesboute teimavmg: These are made fall an aepyaer pee CE ONE. DOLLAR (#1). PRI t Sone Race Soren epee yeee Fenced of 1 ToUughout with fue inse Sad enbrotderyy daished “Wiss beccing bone ioe * _ PRIGE ONE SR VENTY-FIVE (81,75). FINE CAMBING GOWNS, with sold Yoke af Mt Lace iuserting ; nec! ves with same THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘and s! TY-EIGHT ($1.98). B PALAIS ih8?. Made of good Muslin, with se ruffle, st cht tucks in ruffle and ten tye rt of the one cnoribod abuve, with the addition of au eambresdesed Ap ¢ Skict is ours, nade of the beat Mita oui 2 ine u tench rule of his ry aud three luster ud rT E THIRTY-FIVE (@1.35), Skirts, pepe a pit Sony described sbove tuepe wiih * AT $1.68 AND $1.98, Bkirts made of the Best Muslin with Pathe of thir- teen-inch AT TWO 8) -EIGHT Skirts with cam! nual ith i Medicis and edge ne of wh Keo of tho au Sere ea ORL railroad men should be practiced in its use aS - Hi — sufficiently to be able to communicate the bare Seo ee en ae facts of an accident to points from which relicf 4.00 bed * 2.25 could be sent, In acase occurring a w daysago, 3.00 * pal 1.50 two hours elapsed before word could be got to 2000 Totem = © bye surgeons and wreckers—a delay which might re- _= Madras = Mes sult in the death of sufferers who, if promptly at- 15.00 Antique sd 7.50 tended, could be saved. 10.00 bed bel 5.00 ————— ae MISCELLANEOUS, ‘The work of the police at Saratoga, in raid | Hstr Mattresses, 40 Ibs., 88.35. img the fashionable gambling dens of that| Wite “ $3.00. town, does not meet with the enthusiastic ap- | Sjnsag “™Mcxtble Hocker, 83.75, Box Box Mattrocoen, former price $18.00, now $6.50, at way-off prices. It is Plush Rockers from $1 to @8 less then former prices. everything we have in the house not a matter of profit with us, In fact we will sell ARE AMONG THE NEW ARRIVALS. 1F YOU WANT TO SEE WHAT IS GOING TO BE WORN, TAKE A LITTLE TIME AND GO THROUGH THE DIFFER- ori yy 4. BY Rint f — Gay, gentlemen, we're getting our early Fall Fabrice in place by plece, If you want to have ® look at what's going to be worn just as soon aa ‘the sun's mys “slant « little” you canget many « new ides from what we've already opened—and every day adds as new novelty, Of course the foreicn markets must be searched and we searched them. We found out Just what were to be the latest English and Parisian fads and bought on those lines, Our representatives went right in and mixed up with the club men, and they're the pointers of high feshion, you know. The Jatest is the only ‘thing they'll have, So we cau show you two or three entirely new weaver from London and twoorthree more from the French capital— entirely new. Besides new patterns and de- signs in old, popular, relisble fabrice—fabrics that the appreciators of good cloths will never go beck on. And, of course, the American market is loaded to the water's edge with “taking effects.” After looking them all over ‘We've selected what in our judgment are the most genteel and, a few pieces st s time, they're getting along tous, You can get the rift of the fashion sentiment from what's already here. When you've selected s pattern we'll place at your bidding one of our cutters and he'll do just as you want him to, He'll absorb your ideas— infuse into them the latest snd highest points known to his profession, and the result will be satisfactory to you—which is nothing short of perfection. He will measure you, eut the gare ments himself and supervise the making up of them. Aswe've often told you the so-styled *‘swell tailora” of the great metropolises of the World “tack on" the price to give weight and prestige to their productions, When you pay the bill you must realize that you're paying from $10 to $40 more than you ought—simply for the sakeof their card on the collar of the coat, You'll save this fancy price if you'll let us make your clothes and will GUARANTEE PERFECT SATISFACTION—will they do any more? Come in and see which way the fashion wind ia blowing. Parlors—Fourth Floor, SAKS AND COMPANY, ‘THE TAILORS WHO CHARGE FOR RESULTS—NOT FOR REPUTATION, ee ada STREET AND MARKET SPACE au’ CASES OF NEW FALLDRESS Ce iad BE 3 N ‘all Outi: Fiennel Remnants, 7%c., Sher KAUFMAN S DULBLE COMBINRIZOR, auds-st Tith st.'s.0, 850 yards Moquette, reduced to $1 per yard. 1,175 yards best quality Body Brussels, reduced to ‘90c. per yurd, 1,500 yards Wilton Velvet, reduced to $1 per yard. 1,250 yards best Tapestry Brussels, reduced to 70c, per yard, 1,850 yords Tapestry Brussels, reduced to 45c. per yard. 1,000 yards best All-wool Ingrains, reduced to 50c, per yard, 7 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS MADE UP WITH BORDER ALL AROUND. 1 10ft. 6 in, by 12 ft, 7 in., reduced to $18. 1 8 ft. 3 in. by 11 ft. 4 in, reduced to $15. 1 Oft, 4 in. by 10 ft, 8 in, reduced tog12, 1 10 ft. 6 in. by 13 ft, 8 in., reduced to $20. 1 10 ft, 6 in. by 14 ft. 6 in., reduced to $22. 1 10 ft, 6 in, by 15 ft,, reduced to $20. 1 10 ft. 6 in. by 10 ft. 3 in., reduced 1 10 ft, 6 in, by 12 ft 8 in., reduced to 1 ft. 9 in. by 12 ft. 6 in., reduced to $16.60. 1 ft. 4 in. by 13 ft, reduced to 17. 1 1 1 1 10 ft, 6 in, by 12 ft, 6 in,, reduced to 15, 8 ft. 3 in, by 12 ft. 6 in., reduced to 915. 8 ft. 3 in, by 13 ft. 4 in. reduced to $15. 8 ft, 3 in. by 13 ft. 6 in, reduced to $15. SMYRNA RUGS. 200 Smyrna Mata st 50c., worth $1. 250 Smyrna Mats a1 250 8ymrna Rugs 200 Smyrna Rugs at $4.25, worth $6.25. 100 Smyrna Rugs Also a large line of Antique and New Daghestan, Babndurr, Ghiorde, Karabagh, Pervisn, and other im- ported rugs at greatly reduced prices, * Special Drives in our Summer Goods, CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. Imitation Madras from 7 to 50c. Initation China Silks from 18 to 280, Figured and Dotted Swiss from 15 to 500. Striped Ettermines from 8 to 15. Striped Cottage Drapery from 8 to 150. Suminer Portieres, Roman Stripe, from 75e, to $1. Kustic Shades from 40 to 60c. Mosquito Canopies from $1 to $2.25, Lace Mosquito Canopies from $3.73 to $5. Jap. Portieres from $1.75 to 83,50, Hammocks from $1.25 to $5, Refrigerators and Water Coolers below cost to make room for our extensive stock now arriving. Just received @ beautiful and varied assortment of Portieres, Drapery Materials and Lace Curtains, ein- bracing both Foreign and Domestic, at lower prices than ever before. We are Headquarters on Wall Papers and all work pertaining to Interior Decorations, PARLOR FURNITURE. For this week we will make some extra reductions on Five Parlor Suits, Roc kers, Tavles, &c., to make room for the new fall goods now arriving. One 5 piece Parlor Suit, carveg frames, piano fin- ish, covered in Marbleized Silk Plush; price $100. ‘Closing-out price 875, One 5 piece Parlor Suit, Seats and Plush Backs; price $100. This week's price $75. One Large Over-stuffed Suit, 5 pieces; Brocatelle; very fine; price $115, Special for this week ouly $85, 20 Handsome Plush and Wood-seat Rockers closing out to make room for Parlor Suits at 75 to 85c, on the doilar, These are bargains, You should call early to have first choice, as we are determined they shall be sold this week. Cretonne Couches, price $9. Closing out at $7. Bed Lounges, price $15. Closing out at $18, 3 dozen Shakspeare Tables closing out at $2. FURNITURE, Form Cut Price, Price, 1 Fine Oak Sideboard, Tennessee Marble Top, Bevel Piate Mirror... 1 very fine Mahogany Sidebourd,5-ft, G-in, Top, fine Hand-carved, with large French Bevel Plate Mirror..., 140.00 ‘115,00 ith Beds at very low prices, to which we call special attention, ‘Twenty Suites of Bed Room Te Rien Avoces, 24, 1889. Next Saturday to the lest Saturday we ‘shall close at 1 o'clock this summer. Next ‘week is the last week we shall close at 5 @'clock. Slowly but surely the fall season is approaching, and the fact is being made Plainly apparent to us by the steady arrival of Fall and Winter Merchandise, You slso ‘will readily recognize this fact by making = tourof thestore, We cannot afford to be @ull and are enlivening the trade during ‘his otherwise dull season by offering s ‘Bumber of extraordinary bargains here and there throughout the store, and also giving all comers s quiet glimpse of the new gvods ‘Bow daily arriving. ALL PREVIOUS EFFORTS IN WRIT- LNG PAPER OUTDONE.—We thought un- {il now that we had been doing well in ‘Writing Paper, but we find we have eclipsed all previous achievements in our present purchases, Here is one particular bargain that towers bead and shoulders above the reat: 1,000 Boxes Royal St. George Linen Writ- ing Paper, containing two quires of Paperand two packs of Envelopes, at the exceedingly low price of 25c, per box, A prominent New ‘York firm is advertising it as being worth 500. Ithas been cold as high as $0c., and we claim that it is the best Writing Paper ever offered at 25. per box, ‘The 1,000 boxes ought not last over a day ortwo, We bave placed them on acenter table, first floor, as a special mid-summer at- traction, NEW BROADCLOTHS FOR THE AUTUMN AND WINTER OF 1889,— We are going to give the “stay-at-bomes” first look by opening up our New Broad. cloths on Monday, August 26, We hardly expect purchasers, unless you should take ‘® fancy to particularly beautiful shade snd ‘Wish to be on the safe side, as you know how difficult it is to duplicate orders for the best shades and how shortly they stay with us after we get them, There is no doubt but that Broadcloths Will be the most popular of all the fall and Winter woolen fabrics: No other fabric ‘Grapes so well, is half so stately in effect, or will make up so well in the prevailing fall style of drapery. Manufacturers appear sure of this from the fact that they have Produced them in an almost endless variety of rich and attractive shades, We have four Gualities, from $1.25 to €2.50. READY-MADE SHEETS AT SIXTY CENTS.—We single out of the entire stock of Bed Wear the following item in Sheets as being the greatest value ever offered in this line of goods, 1,000 Resdy-made Unbleached Cotton Sheets, Sizetwo yards square, Only 60c. per pair, If these were made froma poor grade of cotton there would be nothing remarkable in the price, but they are not. On the con- trary they are made from one of the best known and most reliable brands, Just think that at their present price (G0c. per pair) it 1s charging you but 15c. per yard for the eotton, without allowing anything for sew. ing, cutting, &c. The secret of their cheap- ‘ness is they were made for an institution ‘and turned out to be the wrong size. They fully cover single and three-quarter beds. 60c, A BARGAIN IN SURAH SILES,—We offer & lot of Checked All-ailk Surshs at the low Price of G0c, per yard. These are Black with White lines crossing one another, forming checks, lange and small. Particularly de- sirable for dresses for elderly ladies, those of quiet taste, for second-mourning wear, for ‘immings, &c, It is cousiderably less than the usual price at 60c. per yard, (Picst ttoor.) 4“JOB LOT" OF CHENILLE TABLE COVERS.—We have secured 300 Four-quar- ter Chenille Table Covers, in rich, warm- looking, all-over figured effects. which we offer st the exceedingly low price of 800, each. Itis surprising what a cheerful, attractive appearauce these Covers give to table, and at this price they are s remarkably good bargain, @ourth floor.) OUR FALL STOCK OF WHITE AND ECRU NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS 18 READY.—We bought largely and proposs to wive them a liberal and wide distribution by offering them at temptingly low prices. We have » printed photograph of ten of our most popular numbers, which will be given or mailed upon request. Their prices range from 90c, to @5 per pair. The 90. quality is the best appearing Curtain ever sold for the price, to our knowledge. (ourth floor.) NOT TOO LATE.—If you are s belated traveler and have not yet purchased « light-weight Jacket, Wrap, Mohair or Silk Ulster you can save a big slice of their regular price by selecting now. These include the plain and fancy Traveling Garments of Ponsee, Mobsir, Debeige and Silk, in the Connemara, Newmarket, Rag- Jan and Ulster styles, The Short Walking Jackets are of ® weight that answers equally well for Fall wear; and you will be surprised to know what 8 stylish serviceable Jacket « low price will now buy. NEW JERSEYS. — These indispensable ‘Waiste grow more popular with time, We are showing a number of entirely new styles, secured expressly for early autumn wear, ‘We are closing out the former stock of Jerseys at greatly reduced prices, _ (Third floor.) BOYS’ DEPARTMENT.—We ere not allowing the stock to run down beyond the LAMOHE BARGAINS WEEK BAURTS SER ANNUAL 90 ki ir irs 10-4 “Prem " California W, Binahots,s borgain st GL 25 ieee se eS 5 pairs of 10-4 strictly Al-Wool Whi! Blanketa, regular 85.50 quality. Closing Sele 81 0b LINEN DEPARTMENT—UNUSUALCHA. NCES. ¥ds. of 1b. Glass To: inches wide and very fine quality. -Cloting Bale 1eige nea, 72 iach wide Cream iy aa, « e S50. 8 d Worsted Ball Fringe, was 380, ard. Wool, ofa shades, was Sc. a skein, fering in odd pairs and samples of Lace p) i I ateste fetertt 2 pieces of Felt Lambrequin Goods, appliqued pat ‘terns, was 50c.a yard. Closing Sale se. a yerd, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, &e. Baum's 750. Summer Corset, except 26, Glos Galo Six. agate Nee csoevt 2hand WRAP AND SUIT DEPARTMENT, Another chance at Misses’ Goods f pot be very long belore school open aril it well Aeupie each, 1. t-weighte Long ‘reps, me Givadu wale @¢. ee hes before you will need Cloth Wrap, rule Ww day these things JEWELRY. Amber Hair Ornaments, with oxydized tops, and Jord Gilt Mair Ornammente were Zoe Cloting sake for le. god ‘Ibe last of 1 sat Of our Samson's English Pins, worth 5e, TOILET @OOD&, A lot of “Ye Olden Time Glycerine” Soap, Closii G&. acaker 3 cakes to "toe 3° cakes A line of Oakley's acts, all odors, ells 2be. Closing bale 1c an suns" - SHAWL DEPARTMENT. } Line of Cashmere Bm and Pistn, Sul ve "y ag orm worth an wo @ ‘Closing Capes, il! Phiuged, words 67 50. Ohbeine wale Beare a DEESS TRIMMINGS. yt of Beaded Ornaments, were each. sate be rcacke _ enced ie Be. enc! A lot of Bi Worsted cuwebte of Black Bilk and were f 1.25 to from $1-25 $3.00's Temubant “Close Bets LADIES NECKWEAR, 1 lot of Piaid silk Ties, were 50c. Closing Sale 390. 3U0 doz. of Fine Mi Lp doy tele ad full Ties, were 1235 to 250. Cloe- bet of Baum's T uffing, box, was 100. a box. Closing Sal lac fog = 8 GLOVES. A line of 4-button Undressed K: & pair. Aline of Kid Gloves, good 4-dutton, sinc, were 1. Closiny Bale 4Se ovale — HOSIERY. 10 dozen Children's Pisin Silk itatsae Seats, in Sat Hn gest 7 dozen Scho} Fast Black wean AIRING Red Brg Rema Vents, size 20 to 28, sold for 250. Closing Bale 10 per cent discount off of all our AMERICAN HOSIERY 00.8 UNDERWEAR LACES AND EMBROIDERY, ibuncisgn, worth eerand G1 ie A lot of. 46 tach Outen Plouncing, wee 01.75, 81.08 and $2: "A let of snail Battier: torte 258 aud 306. MEN'S GOODS, ‘Shirts, new patterns. Closing SIXTY-EIGHT CENTS (68c). Covers, back point of affording & good selection. When Carpets, Upholstery Goods, Wall Papers. JULIUS LANSBURGH, New House will be 13th & F. bebe! Panuevm Srom BLANERTS.—Berwains for carty buyers of Blankets. Wool Bianketa from @1 up to #5 per pair. We have s special 10-4 All Pure Wool ‘at the low price of $4.38. 58 VERCES of Wrepver Reva. tm new styles, ot only 10c. ENT DEPARTMENTS. THAT WILL INTEREST glo Co YOU. IT 18 WELL AND WISE TO KEEP POSTED. ned wit with Particularly interesting are the following depart- . NINETY-EIGHT CENTS. oo vince rien ceritien cera DRESS Goops. ppv ae te i peg eye cloaks, ergareeots Palace end hortber UPHOLSTERY, BLANKET, JERSEY. LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS. ART. Other now Goods will now begin to arrive daily, in- luding the Goods bought by our Mr. Jas, Lansburgh t of and auz3s ADIES’ ey . ee Now Is Tra Troe TO BUY YOUR CROQUET AT 10 PER CENT DIs- COUNT FROM THE PRESENT LOW PRICES, Furniture, varying from 20 to $300 each, will be sold 10 cents of ‘the dollar. W. & MOSES & SON, CORNER 11TH AND F STS, ¥.W. WASHINTON, D. 0, Your boy comes home from bis vacation with his clothes looking a little the worse for the ‘Season's Wear, remember that we can St him out with a Suit that will not only dofor pres- ent wear, but serve him as a School Suit dur- ing the fall. Prices are down, too. We have good serviceable School Suits as low ss $3.50, From this figure we go up to 10. ‘These are well made from neat appearing serviceable fabrics, ip Dark Mixtures, ‘Btripes and Checks, Xxocellent line of Jersey Suita, in medium and besvy weights in various styles. Navy Biue, Brown and Cream. 84 to $8, Complete line of Boys’ Kilt Suits, in one ‘and two pieces, in novel, dressy styles tn Flannels and Cheviots, in plain and fancy mixtures. €2 to $11, Boys' Jersey Waists, in all colors, hand- somely trimmed. 3 to 7yeare $1.50 to (62.75, socording to style and size, Boye’ Navy Blue Blouse Waists, Sines 5 toldyeum, At 1, 61.25 and 91.75, ‘Three-piece Cutaway Suits for the Young ‘Men, ‘These are for Boys from 10 to 15 Yoore of age, and are stylishly made from Corkscrews, Tricote, Cheviots, @o, The Dress Shirts, plain bosom, ‘Night Bhirta. Closing Sele ‘Ghirta Closing Sale 90c. each. AU HS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, eu23 ‘9TH, STH AND D STREETS SUGAR HOUSE. — 731 7TH ST. 5.W. ANOTHER GREAT REDUCTION I