Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON FRIDAY us May 9, 1890. CROSEY 8, NOYES. THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. 6 Advertisers will serve their own purposes best, and atthe same time greatly accommodate this office, by sending in at the earliest posmble moment tomorrow the announcements they wish to appear in Saturday's extra-attractive sixteen-page Stan. ns The favorable report on the Atkinson rail- road bill says that “‘none of the property-own- ers whose lands are involved by the provisions of this bill arejopposing it” Since the effect of the measure, if adopted, will be to perpetu- ate the surface occupation of the streets and reservations of the city in the illegal and in- Jurious fashion of the present, and to fasten still more tightly upon South Washington its dangerous and obstuctive belt of surface tracks, every land-owner in the city and especially every land-owner in South Washington will be affected by the provisions of the bill. Who among the people of Washington bas favored this bill as an independent proposition? The board of trade, for the city at large, has condemned it The protective association of South Washington, speaking for that section, has denounced it, Even the cit- izens who are served by some of the illegal side-tracks, and who thus have a personal in- terest in one provision of the bill, are not so lacking in public spirit that they favor the Atkinson bill unamended and uncoupled with provision for the public relief. South Wasb- ington will be somewhat astonished to learn that it is not opposed to the Atkinson bill ————— More carelessness caused the cremation of more insane or idiotic people yeaterday—the last horror occurring at Preston, Chenango county, New York, where the ten persons burned were idiots. In the Longue Pointe case the improvidence of the provincial authorities in tarming out the patients, some seventeen hundred in number, at one hundred dollars a head,was the prime cause of the disaster, The Chenango poor house and asylum was a three- story frame structure. Neither building had proper safeguards against fire. The buildings were unfit for the purposes for which they were used. The greatest criminal negligence has been displayed in the care of the most help- less of all human beings. Well may it beasked how much humanity is there in man where dollars and cents are involved? _——_—_ The city editor of the New York World has sued Judge Hilton for $50,000 damages for hidel in bis letter to District Attorney Fellows, on which the grand jury based its indictment against the editors of the World. If the city editor has done anything to be sorry for he will no doubt be gladof it when he wins the $50,000. ——$—$—<— Mr. Carlisle is in Kentucky at the state cap- ital, Not that he loves tariff talk any less, but that he loves something else more, ——— The charge against Bismarck that he isa morphine victim is a reminder of the charge against Grant that at the battle of Vicksburg he was drank, and of President Lincoln's re- mark that he would like to have a few more of his officers drink the same kind of liquor. $$$ Doesn't Mr. Cleveland sometimes wish in these interviewing times of peace that he had sequestrated himself on a chicken farm in Obio? It would cost the electric companies less to convey @ bite of arsenic to Kemmler in his food, and at the same time be an accommoda- tion to Kemmler. ee Baltimore is ecstatic over the Baltimore. And rationally. The surplus in the Treasury is restless and uneasy in confinement and manifests a strong desire to get out. The entire tariff debate in the House may be boiled down to “Tis” and “"Yisn’t.” The Kentucky woods are full of senatorial timber. ‘THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1890. Extraordinary cut on MAPLE SIRUP to close out for the season, ‘MeMechen's Maple Sirup in glass, 50-cent size. Re- Guced to 34 cents. Better buy quick,as we have less than 200 bottles Jeft—e trifling quantity in comparison with our long list of patrons. Fair warning—buy quick. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 425 Ninth st P.S.—Special Wholesale Agents for Van Houten’s ‘Cocos and Cleveland Baking Powder. EY¥.c, mS it Tu: Bisr Is Tue Cueartst. DO NOT FOR ONE MOMENT IMAGINE THAT OUR GOODS ARE ON A PAR WITH THE ORDI- NARY RUN OF BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, FOR THEY ABE NOT. THEY ARE AS SUPERIOR AS THE DIAMOND OF THE PUREST WATER IS TO THE BASE IMITATION MADE OF GLASS, WE REALIZE THAT THE PEOPLE OF WASH- INGTON WANT THE FINEST AND MOST STYLISH GARMENTS TO BE HAD AND WE HAVE MADE STRENUOUS EFFORTS TO SUPPLY THEM, WITH WHAT SUCCESS OUR LARGELY INCREASING BUSINESS WILL SHOW. DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THE ELEGANT ASSORT- MENT OF DRESS SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS IN TRIOOT, WORSTED, VELVET AND JERSEY CLOTHS, ALL CUT, MADE AND TRIMMED IN THE LATEST STYLES AND IN THE VERY BEST.MANNER. WE PARTICULARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE LINE OF WEST END AND ZOUAVE KILT SUITS AND REEFERS. WE ALSO HAVE EVERYTHING YOU CAN POSSI- WISH FOR IN LONG-PANTS SUITS AND SEPARATE TROUSERS. EVERYTHING MARKED AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR THE QUALITY. B. ROBINSON & €O., THE BOYS’ CLOTHIERS, 909 PENNA. AVE. N.W. m9-e0 Ox Haso Ar Tue Ricrr Tore Rolled sround to another Saturday. And haven't we been busy since the last one? Our buyer announced his srrival in New York to the Boys" and Children's Clothing Makers and the flood of new end nobby things that were brought to him would well nigh turn one's Lead. Hedon't buy everything he ses—but EVERYTHING HE THINKS YOU WILL LIKE, You want to see the perfect beauties in ‘oth Boys’ and Children’s Suits that hve fol- lowed him home. ‘Express them,” was the order, so we'll have them on hand for Satur- Gay's buyers, The richest thing that has been shown ins Boy's Lovg Pant Suit is Double-breasted Three-button Sack, Black Cheviot—faced with Gros Grain Silk. The collar has an essy roll and the garment is particularly Jaunty inits out Besides this he ordered to our tables—a couple of dozen new styles in Fancy Cassimere and Cheviots, Some haudsomer patterns than ‘any we've bad. Novelty Sailor's for the Children are the nat- test warm weather clothes you can get them. We found some new atyles just completed. Hadn't been shown to a soul, They are really pretty and we bought them, Plain Biue—elaborately embroidered with gold cord, White grounds carrying # neat stripe or check with broad blue collar apd cuffs—We've seen sailor suits—bad them right in the Louse this season—the daintiest that were to be had then—but these are an improvement over the richest effecta, They'll be here time you are—tomorrow. You can depend upon it+hat everything that Was worth seeing (and lots that wasn't) was shown our buyer—and he left nothing but the “no good” behind him. Add this to the perfect Assortment we had before—and we are sailing closer in the windof your favor than ever. There can't be any more tastefully attired children in any community than yours if you'll ress tiem out of what we'll show you, We looked for new Shirt Waista—but the“Star” People—and they're the best, you know—told us WE HAD EVERYTHING. Thought it likely— but if there was anything fresher we wanted it, FURNISHINGS are kept to the front—novel- ties and all—HATS are complete—nothing newer than we have in stock—Straws and Cloth. SHOES—all the summer sorts—are in—marked— and within easy reach—for s “quick call.” We await your pleasare— SAKS AND COMPANY, PERFECT PROVIDERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREEL, myo Wx. H. cKsews Dany Lerren (Priday, May 9, 1890.) A sign in the window reads: “Ex. traordinary reductions have been made in Kid Gloves.” It is true. To more firmly establish our repute- tion for selling reliable Kid Gloves at low prices we bave reduced the fol- lowing: 4-button Suede Gloves in Tans and Grays. Reduced from 85c. to 68a per pair, S-buttonlength Monsquetaire Suede Gloves in Tans and Grays, Re- uced from $1 to 75c. per pair. 4-button Fine Kid Gloves in as- sorted Tans and Grays, Reduced from $1.35 to $1.25 per pair. In order to sell the very fnest Glove in the city at $1.50 we shail offer our celebrated $1.60 Kid Glov t that price. Equal to many sold at 81.75, ‘The hundred or more who were dis- sppointed in securing their sizesin the 50c. Gloves are reminded that it ‘will be to their interest to respond to . our bargain offerings hereafter im- mediately upon their announcement iu the papers. Hundreds are read- ing—and buying—especially when money is to be saved thereby. WM. H. McKNEW (Successor to R. H. Taylor), 933 Peunsyivaniaave. nw. ‘he season will remind you of: “SUMMER COMFORTS” Aline of light, fleecy Summer Bed Comforts im elewant patterns and beautifully quilted— $1.35, 81.70, $2.25 and 2.50 each, LACE FLOUNCINGS. A euperb line of fine 45-inch Black Lace Flouuciugs from §1 to #44 yard, INDIA LINEN AND CAMBRIC. Choice 45-inch Tucked, Hemstitched Indis Linen and Cambric at from $1 to $3.4 yard. SILK GLOVES. All sizes of Fine Silk Gloves in various shades Of Tan and Gray to match the seasou's popular Gress goods, st 25c. and 0c. a p Elewant Biack Silk Gloves, fiom 5ig to 8, at 25e., 50c aud 75c. a pair. Don’t forget we handle Mattings of all kinds. CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE,” 926 7th st. and 706 K st. nw. Benourivs SPRING LEAF TEA At 500. a pound. Used in various Parts of the country, Orders receive: todsy from Presley, Kausas; Valley City, North Dakots; Balumore, Md | oo Decivenry Seasowanre" You will fim! below some of the very items 2. W. BURCHELL, oe Tce Fox Normxa JEWETT'S DRY COLD AIR REFRIGERATORS, Being constructed on scientific prineiples, are perfect as regards distribution of cold dry air through the en- ure REFRIGERATOR, ‘They are the best in the market. To prove this as- Yertion we will suvply through the INDEPENDENT ICE COMPANY SUFFICIENT ICE FOR NOTHING Ass Test to Purchasers of our REFRIGERATORS AND WATER COOLERS. | J. W. BOTELER & SOX, er OS ‘U23 Pennsylvania sve, | 00 ENN FE © O NNN FE OO NNN ER OO NNN EF 00 ON NN KKB MMMM 00) RRR FEB MMMM OO ROR E MMMM 9 9 ERK ER MMM oO RR E MMM 00 K K EER FER 00. MM MM oRBR BB OO MMMM BB BER O O MMMM = FBB EP %° MUM BB - oo MMM BEB S FOR SATURDAY. Our “boom" for the opening of the sum- mer trade has certainly been a success, and the goods have gone like the rattle of young artillery. Weare convinced that our sum- merstock isright and that our summer trade will be the largest we have ever known, and our “boom” prices for this week have helped to assureit. Every starting price we named in our advertisements was @ “bomb” in the “boom.” As Tomorrow (Saturday) is the last day of these starting figures we'll add Just ove item to those al- ready published: Tomorrow we will sell an out-and-out iret quaifty end well made, in Warranted of first qual nde, either Lace, Cougvess oF Onford, at §2.458 pate. We urge you, by all means, to avail your- self tomorrow of this truly wonderful ssle of Superior Summer Shoes for men, women snd children, as the on-creeping season will ‘not permit us to renew such rere bargains as this “boom” embodies. WM. HAHN & 00.8 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, ‘816 7th st ow, 1922 Peuna. ave. nw, as 231 Penna ave. aa Bre Dare Is Wrars an mem a in‘the fail “Ww 2.75 for 4-year- 3 for 6-year-vl 3.25 for 8-year-old size. 3.75 for ee ee RET Cae. aoe "84.50 for 8-year-oid size, 3.50 forts year-old visa, ‘The same putierne with full sleeves and sash of saine—st he same pri CHILDREN'S LANGE PLAID GRETCHENS with belt of pisid and lapel and cuffsof velvet that matchea, Reduced to— 96.75 for 4-year-old size, £5 for G-year-old size >for 3. $2023 Yor Vai gorcoid cite ‘3 for Li-yearold nize. CHILDREN'S GRETCHENS in larue piald effects— long double sleeves and belt with novelty clasp—KE- DUCED To— 88.50 for 8-year-old size, €9 for 10-year-old size. 50 for r-old size. PLAIN and BLAID CONNEMAHAS REDUCED TO for 8-year-old size, © 10-year-old size. 4.50 for -year-old size. NAVY BLUE STKIPE CONNEMARAS—any size from 12 to 18 irs—REDUCED 10 $6.50, MISSES’ PLAIN COLOR BLAZERS—Gray snd Tans—KEDUCED TO ape to 16 years. MISSES’ FANCY BLAZeRs, edged with silveror it oe to 18 years—sv, $10 aud $12.50—accord- n1z0, MiSSiS' REEFERS—plain and stripe—12 to 16 -REDU Dwele, MISSES’ WHITE GKOUND REEFER3—with pearl Duttons—12 to 18 years—REDUCED io $6. One lot—aud ouly oue of & style left— Misses’ Im- Ported Juckets, Regular price $7.75, $8.50 and $10— junched together and reduced to'#5, We thiuk those prices will sell these wraps without urging on our part. Knowing that day after day—and night atter niebt—all summer long gar- mente like these Coats will be of service—it seems to us it would be very short-sighted economy to let this ry opportunity slip by you. te tus ‘evening because tomorrow fe a We anuounce it leisure day for the ciildreu—and you cau take imme- it . aaa in the matter, We hope there will not be one let FEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING," 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Exntablished 1840. it Mora, Groves. Today we call your attention toour assortment and Prices of Summer Gloves and Mitts, of which you will find weare showing quantity, quality and correct prices. In Taffeta Gloves we show three prices, 25c., 39c. and 49c., in Tans, Grays and warranted fast Blacks, ‘Taffeta is a mixture of silk and lisle, quite as fine looking as pure silk and splendid wearing. In Pure Silk Gloves we show four qualitics, 39¢, 49c., 750, and 98c., in Tans, Modes, Grays and war ranted fast Blacks. You will find the assortment of colors very fine to match alldress materials. Special attention we call to the 490, Milliniese Glove, In Silk Mitts we show 5 prices, 25, 39, 49, 75 and 8c. Ineach price you will find different qualities ‘and lengths. All very good value, GLOVE BARGAINS. 4-button SuedeGloves. Colors: Tans and Grays. Sizes: 534, 534, 6, OX, 64, OM, 7, TH. PRICE 550, PAIR. 8-bntton Length Suede Mousquetaire, Color: Tans and Modes. Sizes: 534, 5%, 6, 64, 644, 6%, 7. PRICE 750. PAIR, aT THE REB 00. in BBOO SX q bp 83 FAS Bos %o? AN 1s 316 7th st. nw. eo THT A RRR RRR HT Gog sak BEE ML ME coc A A 4kEREKRERH BPS ms NATURE AND CURE, BY a. P. LIGHTHILL, M.D, 1017 15TH ST. NORTHWEST. Catarrh manifests itself by a discharge from the head, sometimes of a colorless glairy flutd, but ofteuer of a purulent, greenish-yellow mat- ter, which in many instances is so copious that Patients feel as though their whole head {sin state of corruption. ‘The discharge often lodges behind and above the sort palate, requiring al- most constant hawking for its removal. Often scales or incrustations are blown from the nos- trils, either solid or of a tubular form. The breath is offensive, and sometnnes revolting! fetid. Smell, and occasionally the taste, is i paired or destroyed, the hearing becomes af- fected, noises in the bead make their sppear- ance, and the eyes are apt to become irritated and watery. The head feels full, heavy, and compressed, especially above and between the eyes, aud severe ueuralzic pain i# often ex: perienced about the face aud head, The patient coughs more or Jess, hus a cupricious appetite, loses flesh and strength, is depressed in spirits and inclined to drowsiness, The memory is weakened and often serivusly impaired. Cold is taken from the least exjosure, aud step by step the inflammation spresds until it reaches the lungs and terminates in Consumption, So frequently has this fatal course been noticed that Catarrh is now looked upon as one of the earliest manifestations of this dread disease. By the system of treatment which we huve originated and since carried to scientific per- fectiou, a complete and radical cure of Cutarch can beeffected. This we have demonstrated in thousands of cases, representing the disease in every form and in all ite various stages of de- pment. Our treatment reaches the dix eased parte in the most direct and positive mauner, instantaueously penetrating every cell aud cavity of the head with the most bene- ficial results, So effective is this plan of medi- cation that even @ single application ts pro- Guctive of immediate sud decided relief, and by coutibuing this treatment the discharge diminishes, irritation is allayed, the inflamma- tion subsides, ulcerations are made to heal, until fully radical and permanent cure is established, DR LIGHTHILL, For Thirty Years Specialist For the cure of Catarrb, Deafness, Asthma And discases of the ‘Throst, Ear and Lungs. Can be daily consulted from 8 a.m. to 12m. and from 3 to 5 p.m.at No, 1017 15TH ST. XW. “WASHINGTON. D.c.. FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1899 Eh GN THEIR NEW STORE) CORNER SEVENTH AND H STS. N.W. BUSINESS ETHICS. The time has gone by when “blind luck” will cement the structure of any business, The public isa definite unit. And any establishment that thinks to bull-doze or **bam- Phoozie” it will terminate a very brief and insig sificant career, with a * Very conspicuous cipher. The plain, blunt fact of the matter is that you must keep your faith with the public atall hazards, and when You advertise bushel there must be four pecks behind your “ad. every time. That's sound business ethica, Ss everybody knows. Now, Setepfurther, There are times—and there are people, also— ‘who have the meutal capacity, or the fore- Sight, or the resources, or ‘8 fortunate combination of all, which en- ables them to heap up ‘their bushel to almost five pocks, That's your good foriune. And it doesn’t take you very long to find out whether you get the aa- ditional peck or that it is simply an empty promise. W are proud to say that “TH FAIR" is often. able to offer five-peck ‘Dushels, It docen’t matter how we can do this. We do it, You know that, And we are honest enough to tell you we don't do it Deoause we love to do it or because we love you to our own ruin, It te business—aggr-asive, honorable, straight Jorward, productive BU-INESS and, as the stu:np speaker said: “We ‘are hore for that purpose."" A >! SRS £ HERE'S TOMORROW'S “FIVE-PECK BUSHEL." Check He Kitchen Towel Racks... 5e fo Joe. Velvet.tipped Whisk’ Broom. 2.77 Se i Bheet irom Retriverator Van aud Pick. lite Balt Boxes, 10¢ Paring Knives, - 80 Mo 4d see of ai Te 80%, Cakes lusiuig Sui Bae ihow Kuite Basket, 20c % }gdoz. cakes Mummot 2c & Zpmckages Poottpicks a. Se overed Splint Market iiskets to 2ue “ AGood Puinted Bucket, 50 Clotiies Pius p,Ciethes Line and & Box Biueing, al oe fo i Age hiree-striite Broo ie * A Three Brass Bound Cedar Pi 19¢ ‘! Splash Mats. Se - size Wi Woties i 4c Large Footed Clothes Hamp B30 Fire: proof Quoking Crvci ge Large size White Stoue Ci B5e Oval Flower or Fruit Baske e ize 3 doz. Decorated, Scallop-Gged” Fruit ‘Saucers, 39¢ “ Mdoz. eac Hindscineiy Dessrated Caps, = icers 8 (18 pieces). 1.25 ib Exquisitely Decorted Ho.land Bowis ive painted Enelish Porcelain Chamber ‘bets, Worth $4.95. 3.48 Now, the same logic ap- Plies to our stock of Baby Carriages. We claim to be able to give youa bargain in this line, because, being large buyers, we get the closest figures, If we buy cheaper than some others can't we afford to sell cheaper? What does your seuse tell you? In closing let's put in @ word for the Heinz Ventilated Refrigerator. a needn't take our “say-so” that's the best. Take one and useita month, If it is what we say, you won't want to return it; but if it isn't You will, and we'll let you and return the money, We don't want ‘to overload our bushel, so we'll put » pin in here and stop! TTTT HH FER > Bon f T HHH EE z HH E HH EEE Frr A 1r RRR. F AA I ROR FF AA i RRR F AAA IL RR ¥ aa HO RK FRANKLE & CO., PROPRIETORS, 1t COR. 7TH AND H STS. rv Rew Turse Reovertoss FOR TOMORROW ONLY, AT STRASLURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES 404 AND 406 7TH ST. N.W. Jewelry, comprising Eerriuge, Breast Pins, Rings, Braceie| Pins, Collar utious, studs, Watch Gui rditterent kinds, usually sold . Bargain price, 10c. Beaded Necilace 250. Heud Embroi Ww. te. 23 ed Handkerchiefs, 17¢.; 49¢. quality, 7c. ; 75e. qualit, 49c.; better ones propor- touately low ; Hard {tun Torvhou Lace, 4c. a yard; usual price 6c. Wider ones in F Se. vik Tal on oves, 24c.; Silk Mits worth 30s. . 49¢. ; French Woven Embroid- ; an All Whaeb one Corset, Zoe, ; Our ud is Warranted ull whule bone aud pi rfect ear it. Mise our prices in Gauze and Cotton Underw Laces, kmbroideries, Flouncings, Lace Collars Aprons, See our window and uote prices. STRASBURGER'S Dry Goods and Cloak Stores, 404 and 406 7thst, n.w. Borrs Suors For HAND, BY SHVEMAKERS, SOLD BY THE MAKERS, FOR CASH, AT TRADE- MAKING PRICES. INFANTS’, 81 AND @ 50 AND $1.75. BR ¥ g°5, TITT ™ gSSg ARTHUR BURT & CO, SHOE AND PRICE MAKERS, ’2lh ¥ er NW ouxsox, Guauxen & Co. 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. List OF ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS: 25 pleces Twilled , Brow Deablana Geay, mu Chocks Sisiyor sud Pind ou jard “New artivilot Challies at 8 and 10c. a JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Pa ave. myo OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 4 COR, 11TH AND F STS. N.W, Faw, Mar 9, 1890. BOYS' CLOTHING.—We are making Saturdays a special day in the Boys’ De- partment, The little ones being sway from school on that day gives their mothers better opportunity to make their selections, For tomorrow's sale we will offer: Boys’ Gray-and-Brown Mixed Kilt Buits, neatly made. Sizes 4, 5 and 6 years, Only $4.50 each. Boys’ Dark Striped Cassimere and Fancy Plaid Cheviot Suits. Sizes 4 to 11 years. Only 84.50 each. Boys’ Nobby Blouse Kilt Suits, neatly trimmed. Sizes 3,4, 5 and 6 yeara Only 95 each. Boys' Fancy Combination Kilt Suits, blouse vest front, very serviceable and Gressy. Sizes 4,5 and © yeara, Only 86 each. Boys’ Navy Bine and Plaid Combine- tion Kilt Suits, new and stylish, Sizes 4, Sand 6 years, Only $6 each. Boys’ Plain Sack Dark Striped All-wool Suite, elegantly msde, Sizes 10 to 15 years, Only $6 each. Boys’ Plain Sack Scotch Pluid All-wool Suits, very serviceable, Sizes 10 to 15 years, Only 86 each. Boys’ Fine Plaited and Norfolk Suits, in plaids, stripes and nest effect, Sizes 4tol2yeara, Only $7 each. s Boys’ Fine Scotch Plaid Three-pieee Cutaway Suite, very dressy, Sizes 12 to 15 years. Only 9 each, Boys’ Fine Dress Suits, in dark plaids, three pieces, beautifully made and light weight, Sizes 12 to 15 years, Only $11 each. Boys’ All-wool “Odd Pants,” in Gray and Brown Stripes. Only $1.25 per pair. Boys’ Al-wool Cheviot ‘Oda Panta," in plaids and stripes, Only 81 per pair. Boys’ Extra Fine All-wool Cheviot and Cassimere “Odd Pants," in plaids and stripes, 81.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.25 per pair, (Third floor.) UNPRECEDENTED BARGAIN IN LADIES’ JACKETS.—We have just Placed on sale an excoedingly attractive line of Ladies’ All-wool Light-weight Btockinette Jackets in Black; also Cloth Jackets in Navy Blue, Black, Tan and Mode, plain embroidered, with and without vests, &c., which w> will offer at the low price of $7.50. These fine values will be conspicuously Gisplayed on center table. (Third floor.) MATERIALS FOR BLASERS AND TENNIS SUITS.—The most fashionable Blazers are made of Broadctoths, French Flannels and Serges, trimmed with same materials; collar, cuffs, vest and lappela, being madeof scontrasting shade and finished with gilt buttons, The follow- ing are the most popular combination: Red and blue, redandcream, blue and cream, tan and brown, heliotrope and gray, gray and black, terra cotta and cream, red and biack, heliotrope and tan, &e. 50-inch Cream Serge, $1 per yard. 50-inch Cream Plaid aud Stripe Serge, $1.25 per yard. 50-inch Cream Broadcloth, $1.75 per yard, 52-inch Cream Broadcloth, $2 and $2.50 per yard, An Elegant Variety of Fashionable Shades in Broadcloths, which we are of- fering at 81.50, $2 aud $2.50 per yard. (First floor, annex.) GLOVES. — Four special values, Ladies’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves, in assorted shades of Tan and Brown, em- broidered in feather stitch, $1.25 per pair. Ladies’ 8-button length Mousqretaire Chamois Skin Gloves in White and Light Yellow, embroidered in feather stitch, €1.25 per pair. Ladies’ 4-button Trefousse Suede Gloves, in Tans, Grays and Black, em- broidered in feather stitch, 81.50 per 4-button Reyneir Suede in assorted shades of Mode and Tan. $1.75 per pair, (First floor; center.) AKT EMBROIDERY NEWS.—We wish to call attention to our excellent stock of all desirable yarns aud wools which we are offering as follows: Lady Grey Yarn, sometimes called ‘he “Queen of Yarns," in Pink, Blue and White. Exquisite finish and quality, 25c. per ounce, Fleur-de-lis, in Pink, Blueand White, The delight of all knitters, 25c. per ounce. Perlgarn, in Cardinal, Black, Bine and Pink This is anewyarn and highly recommended for shoulder capes, 15¢. per ounce, Spanish Yarns, in all colors. hank of 2 ounces, Sanitary Yarns, These excellent yarns sre in the matural colors, 25c, per ounce, Saxony, in allcolors, 15¢, per ounce. Scotch Yarus, in Red aud Black, suit- able for making skirts and stockings, 40c. per quarter pound, Zeybyrs, two, four and eight-fold, in all colors. 5c, per lap. Germantown, in all colors, 16 per hank of 2 ounces. Zephyr Shetland, in all colora, 17¢, per ounce, Shetland, in Black and White. 17¢, per hunk of 2 ounces, Smyrna Wools, in all art shades, for embroidery. 5c. per skein. (Second floor; aunex.) NEW HOSIERY.—We have just re- ceived 50 dozen Ladies’ Fine Black Lisle Turead Hose, lace ankles, which we will offer at the exceedingly low price of ‘Tde. per pair. «First floor; annex.) NEW ARRIVAL OF MEN'S VESTS — We have just received an elegant assurt- meut of Men's White Vests, ali linen, P.K. aud Marseilies, single and double- breasted. $1 and up. Men's Department, No. 1013 F st.) LIGHT-WEIGHT QUILTS AND BLANKETS.—We have ail qualities of Quilts, but we do not hesitate to recom- amend the Allendale Quilts for summer “= * Six-quarter, 65c. each. Eight-quarter, SOc. each, Ten-quarter, 1 each. ‘Twelve-quarter, @1.25 each. 200 Pairs Ten-quarter Extra-quality White Bed Biankete. $2 per pair. 300 Pairs Eleven-quarter Extra-qual. ity White Bed Bisnkets. $2.50 per pair. @ourth floor.) YANKEE NOTIONS.—3 Dozeo Shoe Buttons in s box, 5c. 100 Hair Pins in a box, 5c. Barbour’s Linen Thread. 7c. per spool, Embroidery Silk, 8c. » dozen spools, Glove Darnere, 8c. each. Buston Rings, 15¢. box, Glove Thread, 150. Button Fasteners, 18¢. a box, ‘Ladies’ Hose Supporters, without belt, 180, snd 20c.; with belt, 25e. Bilk Hose Supporters, 42c, and 87e, Bost Quality Silx Elastic, 420. » yard, ‘CPirat floor; center.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11th and Feta nw. AUBES POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR. SEVENTH STREET. RAE RL Vol U0 Men's Goon en yin! — te mouey ro article you buy of ua YOworRow 50c. Un.aundered Dress Shirts for 37¢. TOMORKOW re aited Soeom ‘Unlaundered Dress Shirts for 62c. = ee kibbed Undershirts and Drawers for 350., ate ets Merino Undervests, long sleeves for 200, each. e —— TOMORROW, Svc Balbriggan Undervests, have French neck and ri buttons, for 3 for 1. ‘30. Outing’ Shirta, neat patterns, am ORRON, for 440. os abe ee tear: tn-hands or tecks, new patterns, TOMORROW, 50c. Jean Drawers, ribbed or string ankle, for 45c. Every day the knife goes into something different and pi ce @ big fall. Original prices are positivel; hacked al! out of recognition, but the values, they are | right before you and are bound to show, no matter what the price. Why. Just think of it, these are not ds which are old, out of style or undesirable, but W, FRESH and SEASONABLE FABRICS, but the rule can’t break, ALL GOODs MUST BE SOLD IN OTHE SEASON G of the reductions, and now's your FOK WHICH THEY ARE That's the reaso: opportunity for a lance savins. J0-nch Ail-wool Batiste, high grade of quality, Was ‘be. . inch AGRIEICE PRICE Soo. A YARD. i inch Side Bordered Serges. Colors, Heliotrope, Brown aud Jan. Have been welling for Ode. a yard. SACKIFICE PRE E 48c. A YARD. Shenherd’s Plaids in Brown aud White, Blue dGreeuand White. Have been 50c. 8 yd., SACKIFICH. PRICE 40c. A YARD. 42-inch All-wool Serves with a 9-inch fancy border. Colors, Old Kose, Tan. Gray and Black. Were 8Sc.ayd., PaRIC K: S 7 SACRIFICE E.Goc. A YAKD. BLACK DRESS KOBES—NEW AND STYLISH. Week jSerwe Dress Kobes with White boorders, ere $15. 00, SACRIFICE PRICE #11. 21-inch China Silks, in Navy, Gold Brown, Helio- trope aud Meal. Brown, were 30c., SACRIFICE PRICE AYARD. We know that you have ueverseen the lkeof these | prices ever mentioned before ou similar goods, Bee for yourself. BOOK DEPARTMENT. ALL BOOKS AT CUT PRIC! The followiig uew boous just received: Au Icelaud Fisherman. Pierre Loti. Published by Uur price BSc. A.C. McClure & Co. for 81. 7 Pactolus Prime, Albion W. Tourges, Published by Publishing Company for $1. ur price BSc, The Two Voices, Henry Harland (Siduey Luska), Pub- a Cassell Publishing Company for 50c. Our rice 420. Pitaphacl, A. De lamartine, Published by AC. lure & Co for $l, ir price She, The above books aréall pretty, bound in oruamented i sloth. We have just opened snotber shipment of WEDSTER'S DICLIO -AKY, bound in half Russia, with appendix and llustrations, Without index. 2.38 With index... ‘The Best and Cheapest BOSTON VARIETY STORE. * We keep every popular make of Tennis Racquets. 1,000 IN STOCK OF All Weights, Styles and Finish, TO CLUBS ordering half dozen or more Racquets made by Wright & Diston, Spaulding, Horsman or Bond & Co., London, Wegive 3 PER CENT DISCOUNT. seas SiS On Horace Partridge's makes. American Tate English Strung or Prize Strung, ooo = 28 2 Ow neg Oly PER CENT DISCOUNT, Peck & Snyder's makes, 1 eg i 3 PER CENT DISCOUNT. 555555 Our retail prices on the above makes for a Single Racquet will average from 15 TO 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. Peck & Snyder's Balls 25c. each; Wright & Ditson's | SSc. each, A full line of Nets, Poles, Markers, &., at popular prices. SMITH & WARDWELL. myStoje2 705-707-709 Market Space. We Accerr Tue Cuance. Now, WILL YOU DO THE SAME? A FORTUNATE PURCHASE OF SMALL BOYs' SUITS AND EXPRA PANTS EN- ABLES US TO QUOTE PRICES WHICH ARE BOUND TOINTEREST PARENTS WHO ARE ON THE QUI VIVE FOR GOOD, RELI ABLE Buzouss: Bazoarss Banoaresr Not odds on@ ends, not undesirable styles but the very latest Spring and Su: Novelties. closed out from the manufacturers and Pesultet our buyers late visit to New York. g You shonld know that the wholesalers are now pre- Paring for the sutumn trade and thet the summer goods secured by our buyers were bourht from 15 to 33 per cent Delow the prices quoted earlier 1a the season. WE OFFER TOMORROW (SATURDAT): Special banraine in Parasole, Special banwains ip Gloves. Special bargains in Neck wear, Special bargains tn Handkerchief™, Special bargains in Jewelry. ‘Special barcains in Dress Goods, Special bargains in Perfumery Special bancains in Shirt Waiste, Special barwaine in Hosiery, Special barwains in Blazers $#-Our column will permit only afew hints of te Morrow's graud offerings the bargans of the seasop. THE PALAIS ROYAL (See below Is Waar You Wast Hens The chances are your want is not thought of in thie sdvertisement, but it's wore than likely wecan supply it ata pric: surprise MEN'S SCARFS.—See window display of 50c. qual- ity Scarfs marked :i5c. KID GLOVES. —Foster Hook-laced Kid Gloves in new tints of Graysand Tans. Every pair warranted; only $1 8 pair. SILK GLOVES. Moss Green, Blues, Tans, te. BORDER VEILING.—Sik Gronadine with border of ten stripes, Lovely tints of Gray, Blue, Brown, Red, also Black, Cream and White. 130. « yard; ususi Brice “5c. MALINE VEILS.—Almost Tavisible Silk with Che nille Dots called “Beauty Spots." 1 usually 290. @ ef JEWELRY.—Thirteen-row Bright and Oxidized Sil- ver Bangles, 15c.; usually 250, Fancy Gold and Sii- yer Hat Pius, 15. ; usually 350. Cut Jet Pins for Hat Trimming, all sizes, 15c.a dozen. Real Sbell Hair Pins,@1. Imitation of Horn only 25c. Real Shell Spanish Combs, ¢8. Imitation of Horn only 98. Lace Pins of Imitation Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphire, Ovals, Pearls, Topaz, Diamonds; these are very su Perior, and have never before retailed at Jess than @15 only 17e. each. NECKWEAR. —Lawn Bows for Vasser shirts, hem- Stitched and hand embroidered ends, Hand Embroidered Mall Ficbus, 8. Windsor Scarfs for Vassar shirts: Crepe de Chine, in figured and plain 50c.; Surah Silk, in plaide, fig- ures, polkadote and plain colora, which iuclude Helio- trope, Gray, Black, White, &c., only 25e. Silk Crepe Jabots, in Nile Green and other fashionable shades, Pleated.€1.15:Hand Embroidered, @1.35 each. Collar- ettes of Embroidery for Fern-leaf Embroidery, 83c.; worth € Chotes of over one thousaud Mull Tiesfor 13c, ; many worth 250. FANS.—Pocket Fans for church use, covered with imitation f-ured chine silk, iSc., 1Sc, and 2c. Price according to size, RIBBONS.—All the scarce shades in extra quality Millinery and Dress Trimming Ritbons arrived this Moruing. Prices Bot yet affixed, but surprises prom- Seed, Sutin-back, Silk-faced Black Velvet Ribbons, ‘Warranted 45. quality, for 290. a yard, or $2.75 @ piece (10 yards to a piece). HANDKERCHIEFS.—500 dozen warranted Pare linen Handkerchiefs, any iuitial, guarautsed 19c- quality; only 1 BELTS.—These are the latest atter the “‘stomacher” of olden Jobu mentioned them as foblows: “4 s/ately lady in adi mond stomacher and a long biack hood.” Our modern Stomecher is of Leather fastened around the waist with s Silk band, only 6c. each. HOSE.—Fast Black Hose with Colored Silk Clocks, 49 cents, Warranted Fast Black Hose with Colored Uppers, 35e. quality for 25centa. Opera lengths of #1.35 quality for 98 centa These Hose have High Spliced Heels, &: SHIRT WAISTS.—81 quality are those offered at 75 cents; they have Linen Fronts and Standing apd ‘Turnover Collars and Cuffs; Laundered. Thos of Waite Percale with Pleated Bosoms, at 6c. sre 98c. quality. PAKASOLS.—The window will be filled this even- ing with samples, The price tickets will tell you why we promise —Fast Black, also scarce shades of leliotrope, Oxbiood, Pawns, Graya, evidently copied THE PALAIS ROYAL, _{Continued below), A Tone Dass Sax «Special Sale.) Vassar Shirts, Shirt Waists, Blouses, Blazers, Wrap- Pers, Jackets, Jerseys, Wraps, &c. It is only necessary to tell im detail of the latest arrivals, We therefore merely mention TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT. Ten percent off the marked prices of ail Ladies’ Cioth aud Beaded Capes, Jackets, Ulsters and Wraps; Obil- Gren’s Coats, Ulsters, Jackets and Flannel Suits. THe PALaIs KOYAL, ontinued below. , 7 oa Tue New V assak Samrs, Waite Linen Vassar shirts. The latest novelties im Pleated, plain and embroidered bosoms. ety ding end turn-over collar aud cuffs, oll ‘Warranted three-ply pure linen. A special bargain offered at ¢1.31, FRENCH PERCALE VASSAR SHIRTS.—The new- est have dots and pin stripes in various culors and are made up with pleated bosom aud tarn-over collar and cutis, These shirts are luundered and can be worm with or without the blazer, A special bangain offered at $1.35, PERSIAN LAWN Vas: AK SHIRTS.—These will be mimer snd we are showing most complete in the 21.98, $2.25, 62.68, us. special bargain we shall offer during this sale for ONLY 98 CENTS a very pretty style, with le of quutton sleeves, turn-over collar aud cufls, tucked yoke. MADRAS CLOTH VASSAR SHIRTS.—The coming Popular meterial for summer wear, wade up with turn- over collars and cats, Aspecial bangaiu are those of cream ground with colored silk stripes for ouly 2.33. WASH SILK VASSAR SHIRTS.—Theseare shown fm Very beaututul color combinations and only 3.75 each, VASSAR SHIRT FRONTS, plain and pleated linen, latest collars. Prices 29 and 39 cents, Those at the latter price have three large pearl studs tp the bosom, THE PALAIS KOVAL «Continued below.) Tee N rw Sowwer Buovses. Biouses of Outing Cloth, in excellent imitation of the expensive French Flannels, Sailor collar, silk lacing POCKEL... serene, $1.25 and ¢1.98 Blonses of imitation Madras Cloth, with silk stripes in Various shades, Plain sailor aud pleated collars,with cuffs to match. 68 and $1.98 GARMENTS AT SACRIFICE PRICES, EVERY SUIT AND EVERX PAIR OF PANTS GUARANTEED, WE HAVE BUNCHED THE PANTS, AND 98c. TAKES A PAIR, ABOUT 15 OR 20 STYLES, ALL SIZES, 4 TO 14 YEARS, THE SUITS WE WILL NOT ATTEMPT TO DESCRIBE. SUFFICE TO SAY THAT AN INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE THE MOST CYNICAL CLOTHING CBITIO THAT THEY ARE SPERLING VALUES. THESE YOU WILL ALSO FIND BUNCHED, AND $425 TAKES ASUIT. ABOUT 18 STYLES, ALL SIZES, 4 TO 14 YEARS. WE HAVE CLEARED A TABLE AND PLACED THESE GOODS WHERE IT WILL BE EASY FOR YOU TO MAKE AN INSPEC- TION. WE CONSCIENTIOUSLY THINK THAT THESE VALUES AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR ARE THE BEST THAT HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED. ‘ MEN'S SUITS AND BOYS’ LONG-PANT SUITS. WHILE IN THIS AD. WE HAVE GIVEN DO NOT FORGET THAT OUR STOCK oF ‘MEN'S AND BIG BOYS'SUITS Is IN PRIME CONDITION. ALL PRICES, ALL STYLES AND THE FITTING EQUAL TO CUSTOM woRE. EB BARNUM & 00, met 931 Fenneyivania ove, Texxs Goons xD caoguer. Ask to soe our “COLUMBIA” Racket, The ‘dest for the price ever offered. : ‘WML BALLANTYRE & 80x, mmy3-0 423 Teak, Blouses of Real Madras Cloth, with cluster and single milk stripes Extra finish. 0S aud 2.98 Blouses of Striped Frevcu: Flannels, in bright colors— Biazer efeow... ad Blouses of Cream Flanvel, with savior collars, silk cord lacing, &e.. a oeeeee $1.98 and 2.65 Blouses of English Flannel, with Fauntleroy collars; crochet butions. . 3.08 Blouses of Wash Silk, all combinations of colors, ‘Sulor and pleated collars, pocketbc..63.75 aud 63.48 Blouses of Black India Silk, with floral desin in white on collar, font and , black silk crochet but. tons. eT. oa