Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1890, Page 4

4 THE EVEN NG STAR, WASHINGTON THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Medium is worth The solid and influential citizens of the Dis- trict who have German blood in their veins velebrated in person or through representatives last night the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Sehuetzen-verein, the organization which has supplied them with the local opportunity of enjoying the wholesome out-door sports and open-air social intercourse of the Fatherland. The text of the speeches of the evening was the German-American from various points of view, and the subject is full of interest. History tells us that the German peoples of old were a stiff-necked race, characterized by an obstinate independence of spirit, impatient of “bosses” ofall descriptions; that the individual would not permit control of his private affairs by the fomily, that the family paid small allegiance to tribe or district, and that the tribes impatiently endured either domestic or foreign domination. Even the strong pressure of the threat of foreign rule, whether Roman or Napoleenic, served only to hold the independent peoples together while the danger lasted, and from the time of Arminius the spirit of individual mde- pendence has contended with the desire of German unity, the only unity offered being that under a monarchical ruler. Today the people who have built up the most powerful empire of Europe have still the independent, enterprising, restless, migratory spirit, and in obedience to its dictates millions have left their homes for the freer air of the new world. The German spirit of individual independence is also the back-bone principle of the American's make-up. It flourishes better ir the western than in the eastern hemisphere. Transplanted it strikes its roots deeper and spreads its branches wider and higher. Moor influences unite to subdue the independent spirit in Europe. Here it can be exercised to its full extent and individual development follows, In the business life of the nation, in that deal- ing with material things in which the national life has hitherto mainly consisted, Americans with German blood in their veins have been prominent; and they will be among the fore- most, here as in Europe, when the nation comes to move more largely in the world of ideas and the American classical age in litera- ture and srt has been reached, The opportunities of the German-American will continue to be greater than those of the German at least until the establishment ofthe German republic and the disarmament of European nations While the German- American may well be proud of his lineage, recalling the achievements of the masters in action and in thought whose names adorn the annals of his people, and may well be proud of the mighty empire which they have estab- lished, he will be still prouder of the great re- public which has fostered his development as an individual, which he has helped to build up and to defend, and of which he constitutes an inseparable and important part. sinus ee The quiet study of science is always the pro- logue of—often an incident in—a physical revo- tution. It was thus that Sir Humphrey Davy aud Charles Darwin, and in an earlier time Galileo and Newton, made their names immor- tal and gave to the world discoveries that blessed and elevated humanity, and now, be- sides Tyndall, and Helmholtz, and Edison, there are scores of less known students of na- ture who are using its forces as benisons on their race through all the ages. One of these obscure workers—no longer to sit in a back seat, if the reports published today of his dis- covery be strictly veracious—lives in Bridge- port, Connecticut. Before a society of engi- neers he claims to have demonstrated by expe- riments that there is in some boilers, under certain circumstances, a property of steam that will cause an instantaneous doubling of pres- sure without the application of heat. This property accounts for so many mysterious boiler explosions by which large numbers of lives are lost and property destroyed. Accord- ing to the statement at hand the experiments were all successful, and the discovery was fully established, ——— The Supreme Court is tired. It is tired of the state of Virginia and its bondholders and sheir interminable suits. Itsaysso. And now the best thing the state and the bondholders can do is, to quote Justice Bradley, to make “no farther exhibitions of a controversy that has become a vexatio! —<$<—<—<—— The various national organizations of the Baptist church met in Chicago yesterday, not- withstanding the water in the Chicago river is so firm that it is to be cut up into blocks to pave the streets with. ———— + Mr. Kolsaat of Chicago proposes to prese nt ‘& $200,000 statue of Gen. Grant to the city of Galena. The city of New York will, no doubt, give him asimilar job on the same terms as soon as he finishes this ——— The Helena (Mont.) Journal refers to Gen. B. F. Butler as “financial romancer,” without reflecting that Benjamin is, on the contrary, a financial fact-er to the extent of considerable over a million dollars in real and personal effects, eee ———— - = The Universal Peace Unton will hold ite twenty-fourth anniversary here next week, and Representatives Bynum and Bayne should be there. ———s The Supreme Court is very evidently not in sympathy with the Latter Day —$———- Senator Dolph delivered a gold- -mounted sil- ver speech i in the Senate yesterday. Chicago is willing to accept an outsider as the director general of the world’s fair. Srecuz Buazoarss: SPECIAL BARGAINS! Note the IMMENSE BARGAINS Offered by JULIUS LANSBURGH, 13TH AND F STREETS, PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. UPHOLSTERY GOODS CUT BELOW Cost. 90 eaire, ca Striped Curteine reduced from a rich and elegant, mu ia? sare jandaoue vrted Punjab Cur- tage reduced to 86 50 per 5 Finer price #16 SQ pairs Fancy striped Liwht-weult Curtsine; Just Suk Plush. extra fine quality; f ash. extra fine quality; formes Se Cutt 81-0 per ana, Se 2 SPECIAL CUT IN TAPESTRIES. the thing for summer. and uly Un. 800 yard 300 yards cut to O5e. per yard #00 yards cut to 30: ance, for upholsterins am eb sruin 93 W 1.43 per yank MATTING! and most complete assortment ever shown ‘MI the newent effects aud cok Over 100 diflerent patterns, them Lefore purchasing elsewhere. BABY CARRIAGES. ‘The finest line ever shown. Over 75 different atyl Bandecmely upholstered 1n Tapestry aud silk Fuse tn Farasvls. From $4.85 up. Largest tw thiscity. comprising fags 2.500 role —— f= : Loox aT THEN SPECIAL ATTENTION Is called to the wv handso: Bpiece & Oak Fucciber setts oteredar go so nates cho feeuth Ceutury finish Plate Glas These jeled Pia oultes are mace Bon gay Fo for us, after our own. 2 sed without doubt are the Quest ever offered for pall tore and Ice Chests from itwe of Sajustabie Wine Sereeees wate soy window ne and made to urder. Purp ture Covers to urder rf west possible Prices. ESTIMATES FU FFCRNISHRD. — Large and complete WALL P Parsee, — effects. Cucice desigua and color- * JULIUS LANSBURGH, mI7 13th and F ste. OF ‘ATIONAL BOOK BINDERY, G4] Louisiana NEE Syke bound in cts. up. ‘aimber- ing, Nertorsting and uling’ douse’ st abeni no mayo la" OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. Terspax, Max 20, 1890. NOTIONS.—We have hundreds of arth cles you would never think of asking us for. We are adding something or other to the stock every day or two, 1 y-wound Bobbins for the Singer and Domestic Sewing Machines. 6c. @ box ‘Whalebone Casing, in Black, White and Grey. 2c. a yard. 18¢. a dozen yards. Roberts’ Goldeye Needles, Sc. per paper. Smith's Needles. Sc. per paper. Dress Belting, fancy and plain. 5c. to 25c. per yard, Fest Black Darning Cotton. Two cards for Se. 20c. a dogen cards, ‘Silk Casing. 5c. and 6c. a yard. Darning Needles, 25 in s paper. 60. Kirby & Beard’s Self-thresding Nee- dies. 7c. a paper. French Horn Bones, one dozen in @ Package. 7c. 8c., 90. 10cy 12c., 14.5 16c., 18c., 20c, aud 220. per package, Glove Darners. 8c, each. Bost Quality Cotton Elastic for bath- ing garters. 8c, and 12c. ayard. White Pearl Shirt Buttons, 6c, 9cy, 10c., 12c, and 14c. a dozen. Lace Buttons, 7c., 8c. and 9c. a dozen. We have » great variety of Dress Shields, namely, Fedora, Stockinet, Goodyear’s Seamless, Single and Double Repellant, Woodward & Lothrop’s and Silk, in prices ranging from 1c. to 35¢. ‘per pair, Flat White Pearl Buttons; 2 dozen on Beard. 140, 16c., 18c., 20c., 24e, 28e Bre., 36c., 40c. and 44c. per card. Glove Thread, 15c. s plait. Bost Quailty Pisin Silk Elastic, 23c.@ yard. White Pearl Vest Buttons. 25¢., 30c. and 38c. a set. Garter Buckles, in gilt, silver and oxidized. 25, a pair, Best American Pins, 6 papers for 25c. Best English Ping, 3 books for 25c, Best Quality Fancy Silk Elastic, 42c. a yard, Fancy Garters, made with buckles and of best quality silk elastic. 75c. per pair. Silk Hose Supporters, with belt. 87c. - per pair. (First floor.) LADIES NEW WHITE DRESSES, ‘We will put on sale tomorrow the fol- lowing special values in Ladies New White Dresses: Ladies’ Whité India Lawn Suits, with full tucked skirts and waist to match, 82.75 each. Ladies’ White India Lawn Suits, with full tucked skirt and waist, sash four yards long, $3.50 each. Ladies’ India Lawn Suits, with side. plaited skirt, waist tucked and trimmed with embroidery, @4 each. Ladies’ India Lawn Suits, full tucked skirt, with waistand side sash tucked snd trimmed with embroidery. 85 each, Ladies'India Lawn Suits, with plain and box-plaited embroidered skirt, new style waist. $9 each, Ladies’ India Lawn Suits, with tucked sud hemstitched skirt and waist, with full tucked sleeves, Suitable for mourn- ing. $10 each. A NOVELTY.— Ladies’ all-white Polks- dot Hemstitched Flounced Suit, waist finely tucked and trimmed with ribbon and Vandyke embroidery. $15 each. (Third floor.) TWO SPECIAL VALUES IN LACE DEPARTMENT.—Hesvy quality 45- inch Black Russian Net. Only 70c. per yard. 40-inch Black Chantilly Lace Floune- ing in four different styles. Only $1.25 ber yard, (First floor.) PARASOLS REDUCED,—We are com- Pelled by force of circumstances to move these at once; hence these big re- auctions, Ladies’ 22-inch Changeable Silk Pars- sols, in Red, Cream, Blue, Brown and Gray, Sterling and Plaited Tips. Re- duced from $7 to $3 each, Better quality Ladies’ 22-inch Change- able Silk Parasols, in Red, Blue, Black, Brown, Gray and Cream Reduced trom 3.75 to $4 each. (First floor.) _ LINEN DEPARTMENT.—Here are three special values: 60-inch Bleached German Damask, heavy qua.ity, 62k. per yard. % Nap- Kins to match. $1.50 per dozen, 66-inch Irish Damask, extra value. 75e. per yard. % Napkins to match. 82 per dozen. 64-inch Ger man Double Damask, extra heavy. 80c. per yard. (Second floor.) WHITE GOOD'S DEPARTMENT.— Another invoice of Hemstitched French Lawn, sheer weight, 40 to 45 inches wide. 25c., 35c., 40c., 50c. and 6234c. per yard. Linen Ginghams in plain colors, Checks, Stripes sud Brocades, This isa pure linen fabric with the effect of sum- mer silk, particularly suitable for travel- ing dresses, 30c., 350. and 37340. per yard, ‘New invoice of French Nainsooks in sheer and medium weights, 48 inches Wide. Sle., 37H¢c., 50c., 60c., 75c., and ‘81 per yard. {Second floor.) INFANT DEPARTMENT.—We are the headquarters for Children's Underwear. Cuildren’s Muslin Drawer Waists. 12s4e. Children’s Muslin Drawers. —¢e, to 55e. Children’s Muslin Shirt, * . to 80c. ech Children's Muslin Gov us 35¢. to 81.65 each. Infant's Complete Outf each. Wearealso showing omplete line of Infant's Hand-made Clothing, Lace Christening Dresses «ud Skirts, Gecond floor, annex) TWO SPECIAL VALUES IN GLOVES, ~Ladies’ 6-Button Length Jersey all Silk Gloves, in Tan, Mode, Light Brown, Black and Assorted Shades of Grey. 65c. sud 750. per pair. Better quality Ladies’ 6-button Length Jersey all Silk Gloves, tn the same shadeg asthe above. $1 per pair. (Firat floor, center.) 810 to $100 — WOODWARD & LOTHROP, my20 Commer 11th and Peta aw THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, “ Ovexixax Or Warre Sorrs. ALSO BARGAINS IN BLOUSES AND BLAZERS. Of course we think our selections for the season of 1890 are all that could be desired, but we anxiously wait to learn what you think. Will you let us know tomorrow? Having made extra prepsrations we shall feel disappointed in missing any of our regular pa- trons, snd we hope to see many faces that are new to us, Mothers are requested to bring the children. Children’s Suits, 11 to 4 years, 50c. to 86.98. Misses’ Suits, 4 to 16 years, 98c. to $18. Ladies’ Suits, all sizes, $3.50 to #3 Ladies’ Wrappers, India Linen, $1.98 to $12, 2. oe Pe A&E mam § §E* peo AA OE aa Ht Pe aa Tun a2 A ub S538 ¥ RO YY A F BRos Yo MAE EE “oo? ¥ 24 tus - §9- Not only price surprises for certain White Suits and Wrappers, but 10 per cent discount on all Ladies’ Traveling Ulstera, Jackets, Silk Wraps, and Cloth, Beaded and Lace Capes. 10 per cent off the marked Prices of all Children's Mountain and Seashore Suits Connemaras, Jackets, &c. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Larest Noverry Buazens, ‘We invite attention to the following new arrivals: AT $150—White Flannel (cotton mixed) Blazers with stripes in one and combination colors, AT $2.50—Wool Flannel Blazers, with stripes in various styles. AT $4—White Flannel Blazers, side pockets; White, Red, Navy and Gray collare and facing. AT 84—White Flannel Blazers, with broad stripes, in club colors, §27-You will find these Blazers are shaped in a supe- rior manner, The curves of the body are allowed for, so that they don't have to be coaxed into position. THE PaLals ROYAL (Contin ued below.) Tur New Scuaer Brovses, Cudia Linen, Flannel and Sisk.) Those of Indie Linen and Persian Lawns with trim- mings of choice Embroideries and Laces will be the summer favorite, The following special prices for the “Opening:” Choice of $1 Blouses for 84 cents. Choice of $1.25 Blouses for 98 cents. Choice of $1.75 Blouses for $1 Choice of $1.98 Blouses for $1. re Blouses of Outing Cloth, in excellent imitation of the expensive Freuch Flannels, sailor collar, silk lacing pocket 25 and 81.98 Blouses of Imitation Madras Cloth, with silk stripes in various shades. Pisin sailor and pleated collars, with cuffs to maten....,. 21. 68 and 81.98 Blouses of Real Madras Cloth, with cluster and single silk stripes, Extra finish,. 2.68 and $2.98 Blonses of Striped French Flannels, in bright colors— 98 Blazer effects. Blouses of Cream Flannel, with sailor collars, silk cord lacing, &c.. $1.95 and $2.68 Blouses of English Flannel, with Fauntleroy collars; crochet buttons...., 1283.98 Blouses of Wash Silk,all combinations of colors. Sailor and pleated collars, pocket, &c.....83.75 and $3.98 Blouses of Black India Silk, with floral design in white on collar, front and cuffs; black silk crochet but- tons... 86 THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Srzouz Sate Darss Goons MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, May 19, May 20, May 21, ‘We don't advertise a special sale without «special reason, We are showing new designs and colors in A240. and 25. Ginghams, some of which are from 5c. to 10c. a yard less than regular prices, We also point to the new Outing Cloths at 1234c. as the best styles yet shown in this city. Those in search of scarce shades and the correct Jarge figures jn Challies will find them in our new stock. SPECIAL SALE, SPECIAL PRICES. Until Wednesday evening we offer the best values in stock at price reductions that make it necessary to ‘write not more than one dress length to each customer, 8%c. JAP. SILK FOR 75 CENTS. ‘These are the Black and Cream Japanese Silks that have been creating a stir in town, Full 24inches wide and well worth 98 cents a yard. 50c. CREAM WOOL GOODS FOR 45c. 40-inch Cream Wool Serge, Batiste und Albatross, Samples will tell you that the goods are extraordinary value even at 50 cents a yard, 68c. CREAM DRESS GOODS FOR 59¢. ‘The Cream Serges are 42 inches wide and have the improved cloth finisi. The Cream Mohairs are 40 inches wide and look more like silk than wool. THE PALals ROYAL, (Continued below.) 81 Woanaastep Buck Sirxs. ‘The following Black Silks are guaranteed for one year, so that you are relieved of the responsibility of the wear and thus can buy withoutthe usual fear and trembling: ‘21-inch Black Royal Armure Silk. 21-inch Black Rhadzimir Silk.,. 23-inch Black Gros Grain Sik, 20-inch Black Satin Rhadame.. 7-inch Black Surah Silks. -@1 8 yard SaYou have never been offered better qualities for $1 a yard, seldom as good, (Continued below.) Partenss Guwes Away. ‘These Patterns are made from the fsmous Butterick Designs, and are presented with our compliments to every purchaser of dress pattern of cheapest ging- ham or more expensive silk, THE PALAIS ROYAL. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Fovr Svectan Sire Scrrrises. Such qualities for the prices you haven't seen before ‘and we can’t afford you suall see again, after this Spe- cial sale is over. THE PALAIS ROYaL, «(Continued below.) Ware Dress Goons. We quote a price list of the goods being offered, of ‘unusually good qualities for the prices. Dotted and Figured Swiss, 25, :$5. 400. Colored Dotted Swias, 30 and 35c. Bulgaria Lawn, 16, 20, 25, 30, 35, 38. India Linen, 12, 16, 20, 22, 25, 35,400. Persian Lawn, 16, 20, 22, 25, 30, 35e. ‘Nainsook—cheeks and stripes—10, 124, 14, 16, 20, 22, 2bc. a yard. Pique, 15,18, 20, 22, 250. ayard. Dimity—checks and stripes—20, 35¢. » yard. Side-bend Novelties—30 to 40 inches wide—12%, 15, 17, 20, 25, 30, 380. yard, THE PALAIS ROYAL. A. LISNER, Corner 12th st. and Pa, ave, Saxe Acrer-Txa Cusr. 8—U-—I—T—38 A 015 T 8—U—I—T—8 Fifteen dollars digs big lumps of goodness in clothing in OUR mine. Looks are not everything—but they're important, You wouldn't be satisfied with the finest fabrics in the world if they were in ugly patterns, To ‘de sure of success—one must have s ready eye to select Robby, tasty patterns, as well as to be able to tell good qualities, We think WE have, Naturally we areailent listeners to all comments that ‘are made concerning all our tailorings—but especially the 815 grade this year—for we've spread onrselves on {t, There is @ universal satisfaction at the patterns we've cut them on. They feel on you asif you be- longed in them, THEY FIT—that’s the reason. and the designs—chocks, stripes, plaids, mixtures and plain weaves—NEW ONES—all.} ‘We have often claimed these suits were worth other People’s 820 grades, You can prove it—because here and there you'll see a pattern similar to some one we're showing—and it's slways marked $20. Bought through » Jobbing house we could not get them to you much cheaper. That's our advantage. We're our own “middle man"—and YOU get his profit. Sacks and Cutaways—lined all the way through or half lined for extreme of weather, 8—U—1—Ts a $10 T 8—vU—I—T—3 By the me you've bad your supper and settled down to read our announcements today—we shall hay grafted into our $10 grade those late comers. They are the bandsomest of all we bought, and we were much annoyed at their tardiness, Perhaps 'twas better, though—as the others are get- tng down pretty low. Set acompany of hungry peo- ple down to a feast—and the good things ars not long in disappearing. But these are the last. Sacks and Cutaways—all sizes—in this season's weavings. You're as sure Sf being Alted as you are of a bargain when you buy one Of these suits at $10, SAKS AND COMPANY, BETTER CLOTHING—FOR LESS-THAN ELSE- WHERE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH m20 STREET, $1.50 Fost Kus Ar $1.18. Tomorrow (Wednesday), May 21, we shall sell our $1.50 7-hook Foster French Kid Gloves at 1.18, in Colors and in Black, At this price positively tomorrow only, Anew line of Bilk Gloves and Mitts just received, L | 2 2 ae Bm PE t Sshety fet he fu oou Ut vv R RE LL uu v KR R KEE cca tL oo Vv VERE cco 00. G GL 1 ae Ee coo 90 G cok 3 3 8 Vy EF 6 08.0 ace Enix “oo”? “WY kee 00 = 514 NINTH ST. N.W. it BBR vu v0 MM MM Bb oak 0 OD OMuaM = 8%s 8 AA U U a MM # be aa uu -M F} POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET, BBR vu vu GGG, L FEE BBUUGaGéeitL E BBB UU G ER BoB UU GGG E BBB uu GGG LLLL EKB CALL oF CHINA SILKS, ‘We'll blow it so it can be heard far and near. EXCLUSIVE AND EXTRAORDINARY CHINA SILK VALUES. Nowhere eles will you, find what we offer, LL 27-inch Plain Shangial Slike of mal perior texture, A ‘e sale in Washing- fou. rent oped Snetuding Black and Cream). eask of you to ples of Silks which Surin town tor el cea see mal coneer niteton for @Sc. A YARD. You need not be a silk judge to un- derstand the best value. 5c. SILKS FOR 68c. A YARD. 23-inch Plain Cantou Silks of our own importation, About fifty choice shades including Black aud Crean.) The rood tailing oe ss most prominent ard, and we state, without a fear of bein contradicted, that they are the best values you can fud ANYWHERE for price, 68e. & yard, 4 62:4¢. SILKS 50c. 20-inch Figured Pougees, keru Ground, with firures of Licht and Medium Blue, Brouze, two shades of Browu,Helivtrope aud Old Rose. As gvodas auy where sold for 6zige. w yard: these o| ard. 5c. SILKS FOR ‘The remainder of our 30. Aggirable shavies, artistic desta You will wgree with ai you'll mal A SELDOM OFFERED, CHA CE DRESS AT PRICES SUCH AST rape under the rane cat have occurred beiore und Ur too often. We're always willing for ces, and we always find prident buyers that are as willing to take as we arv to uy. ‘the troubie is we can’t get these at the prices often enough. When they do come they dou't stay with us long. Aul Nets aiid Flouncings are 48 INCHES WIDE and PURESILE Sean) Fiain Black Russian Nets, rquisite desizns iu Black Chantilly Nets ot $3.50 w yard that are worth nearly few in this lot and they are of unusual value, SPECIAL BARGAIN IN SILK WINDSOR TIES. 100 dozen of 25e. Sik Windsors, in light and dark effects, elegant patterus; never sold for leas than Ze. CHOICE 19¢. EACH, SPECIAL FAN BARGAIN, 300 Hand-painted Quill Fans, selling everywhere for G¥c. euch, 6 different shades. ONLY Bye. EACH, NEW PUBLICATIONS IN OUR BOOK DEPA| croretl Book® no matter whet, et gut prices, Prose Dramas of Henrick Ibsen, published by John W; Lovell Co, for 81. our price ‘BB, Love in, The Trorics, Caroline Earle White, pub- by J. B Tipornrott & Co. for $1; An gy nash i ‘BBe. laummarion, pablint 1s Co. for $1 , our price Bi eed Mustang, Wun. 0. Sto dard, published by Harper — for ei: our price 3: 2, PAPER NOV ES FOR 19¢, ‘Aroma the Just published— the latest by! Kider Hugward; A Born Co- queite, the latest by “The Duchess." Gdette's Mare fiage, by Albert Delpit, sud hundreds of others, ALL 50c. PAPER NOVELS 38c., Including The Kreutzer Sonata, by Co nt Leo Tolatot: Born Coquette, by “The Duchess,” #, F. Lovell: eaition: and others REMEMBER CLOSING OUT SALE OF ART AUD UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENTS BARGAINS, BAUM'S POPULAR SHUPPING PLACE, 70H STREET. my19 Dry Goops. ANDROSCOGGIN BLEACHED COTTON, ia short meat Ly fenton aay wide, 17c. and 18. i ar .17¢. and 18¢. CHILDREN'S LAGE COLLANS fest ASS wholesale HENOW SATINE, Henrietta finish, 250, LIBS, iu beautiful sty es, 3c, ED TAULE LINEA, fest colote 25, PILLOW CASE COTE: ive. FEATHEN-PROUF, TICKING, 15c, BEACK MonArR 40 inches PACK HENIIE TL 4) 40 inches wide, 50c, HENRILTTA, an extra bargain, 46 inches je. XS in endless variety, fast colors, EAS ei BPUOL Gos TOs ate dosen, HITE GOODS in all sivies avd ptices, DRESS BUTTONS 3, CAM! cmon oe. Bow esvortenon apnaga and SUN UMBREL- Hes seeste eTEEN, ay nrtgperne SATINRS FROM THE Ser S SES D. C.. TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1890. Ber Your Suozs according to the use you will make of them. Buy new shoes before the old are quite worn out, that in bed weather’ the old may be used to save the new. Goto reputable dealers, tell what use you have for shoes and trust their judgment in selecting. It is vur business to know what is suitable and, if consulted, we ‘will be responsible for the service of the shoe MEN'S RUSSETT SHOES FOR ENOCK-ABOUT WEAR, $3 AND €3.50. FINER ONES FOR EASY WEAR, 5, 86 AND 87. MEN'S PATENT LEATHERS, 85, 86, 88. MEN'S CALF SKIN SHOES, 84, 85, 86, 87. MEN'S KANGAROO SHOES, 84, 85, 87. oe Et » ie =, BB u ‘ow? pee ry iss ki oT Sue 5 4ETHUR BURT & CO, m20 2211 Fst. NW. Hoexis & Hoverra, HIGH CLASS TAILORIN NEW FIRM, Mr. WILLIAM E. HODGKINS, for many years senior partner in the house of Charles A. Smith & Co., having withdrawn from the firm, and, with his son, Mr. EDWD, W. HODGKINS (also for 13 years con- nected with the same firm), have established them- selves in the elegant chambers, 27 School st. (Niles building), Boston, directly opposit> the old stand, where they will continue the business of FINE TAILORING FOR GENTLEMEN. We solicit the patronage of gentlemen who desire the best resulta of the tailor's art, assuring them that, with our long experience, we can give entire satisfac~ tion. ENGLISH HUNTING BREECHES AND RIDING TROUSERS A SPECIALTY, HODGEINS & HODGEINS, 27 SCHOOL ST., BOSTON, _™y20-eolm LE 8t, BE DIPRESSED ON EVERY ONES ed that we are wcaduully closing out our {tock of Tuerchandise. 24. wch American Surah, fat d; Phe g, You can buy it now for ve, 20-1 Sneh” Site Rada there w ree elegant numbers and acut of it, ACE MAN'S Double Combina- fion, 1241 sud 1243 11th m17-3t Wx. H. McKsews Danx Lerten TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1890. For a few days we shall present to our Patrons an excellent palm leaf fan. Lady Tourists desiring to replenish their summer wardrobe will find every requisite here. You ought to have at least a half dozen wash dresses, We have au elegant line of White India Linon and Fancy Gingham Suits at extremely low prices, Superb line of Traveling Ulsters and Connemaras of Mohair and Silic, @5.50 to 820. Here are the bargain offerings: Usual 25¢, Ribbed Vests, 19¢. Bost 25c. Ribbed Vests, 21c, 5c. Fancy Hose, 4c. 0c, Summer Corsets, 48¢. 50c, Fancy Swiss Ribbed Vests, 48c, WM. H. McKNEW (Successor to R. H. Taylor), 1t 933 Peuusyivaniaave. aw, Bz Prrpanen. THE TEMPERATURE OF THE PAST FEW DAYS VERY STRONGLY SUGGESTS THINNER CLOTHING OVER 3 VE! IS If NOT WELL TO BE PREPARED FORALL KINDS OF WEATHER? KEEP YOUR OVERCOAT HANDY, LIKEWISE ‘YOUR SPRING SUIT. IF YOU HAVE NOT YET PURCHASED THEM YOU SHOULD NOT FAIL TO CALL AND EX- AMINE OUR INCOMPARABLE STOCK BEFORE DOING 80. WE HAVE THE FINEST AND BEST SE- LECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING OF THIS SEASON'S MANUFACTURE THAT CAN BE FO! N WASHINGTON, AND THEY ARE ALL MARKED AT THE R. 2 & COS PRICES, WHICH YOU KNOW A. ALWAYS THE LOWEST FuR RELIABLE GooDs. DONOT FAIL TO SEE OUR LINE OF THIN GOODS FOR LATER USF. WE HAVE THEM ALL HERE READY FOR YOU WHEN YOU NEED THEM, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO. THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, m20-e0 319 SEVENTH ST. N.W. Tu Box Marcus UNDERWEAR SALE STILL GOING ON. Special values in Corset Covers at 590. In Gowns, Chemises, Drawers and Skirts, at 79c, In Gowns, Chemises, Drawers, Skirts and Corset Covers, 98e. Don't Miss This Sale of Underwear, CAPS, We have quite a stock of Cloth, Jockeys, Steamers and various other shapes of Caps that we want to dis- Pose of at once, therefore the following reductions: Pisid, Striped and Fancy Fisnnel and Cloth Jockey and Puff Front Caps, all patterns, also in plain colors. Choice 35c.: were 490, The Bert—plain colors, large puff crown, finished silk cord and tassel. 75c.; were $1. The Bert—handsome plaids, same finish as abo ve. 98c. ; reduced from $1.25. Fine Cloth Jockeys and Full Puff Front Caps, Re- duced from 81.25 to 98c, All Caps at Specially Reduced prices At the BON MARCHE, 1t 316 7th st. nw. SJouxsox, Gaasen & Co. 636 Pennaylvavia ave nw. WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT. hn Plaid very fine quality, 10, 1 acevatri Meehan fae ee RS id fade) Linens, to, So TNE. bes" nox JOHNSON, GARNER & 0O., 636 Pennsylvania ave. Bh OO SIE I heer ons nnn B CK ee ing fo. ae) Bi ats Me mare ete Res early arr age loner te u ie looking through your Aeuringsst Soe A Giflereut patterns at 40 cents a yard uy eloguent—e: Fi gS Tia all the cleverness of French patteruiugs stands soulder to shoulder with Lawns. They ran in deftly, trained stripes—and ré and there, “Perhaps eel ie ‘That is to aayethat fe our price for wey are not cheaper anywhere them. elgg” Bot for twin quali 10 a Biact Ficthi Bits oe Gre tot fashiouabie? Thee daintiness woul: sem te, your liking. S2-ia, CORDED sek Bork Biatrg —35e. & ine! Cloths—Chee! Piside— $23, most Darmouious Dleuding « riesgo Awe. BoURDED PIQUE in Red and Bine Dotted Stripes— PUNTAUBS—The last talk yo bed with uu we {hem a the top of the Tis Your be ir Shem, chee Rept, we busy. aye jem faster than we co! them. Anew Jot te fier in 4-4 wide toe a yan popular as they bay he PERCALES we are showing are almost Limited in their patterned ed variety. They willanewer for shirte ua s.artwaistemore becomingly the Jatter LONDON BATISTRS 4-4 at 12s. @ yard and LOTUs in large andamall plaids ct see pyar sboet winds up the desirable fabrics for warm Weather wear. wa here are some of you who will buy these of ws any~ ‘ay—Do you kuow why? Is it not because we have the: pede eaten of serving your taste—snd Teasing only sucl us we are confident will become Py ‘sucky! pictures a6 we present are worked out Suly tn the bester grades, Good as they are does not elevate the price, Wecan show you schoice array of designs—and our prices will compare very favorably with any you may quoted, fEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING," 9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. as Sparse Asp Scanzr Hars IN CASSIMERE, DERBIES AND STRAWS. DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS, 5th Avenue Styles, BOYS’ and MISSES’ STRAWS at 50c., 75c., 81.00 and upward, MEN'S STRAW HATS at 50c. and upward. A large lot of GENUINE MACKINAW STRAWS at $1.00, worth $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. WILLETT & RUOFF, 905 Pennsylvania ave. my20-3m_ Busy Canrrces AND REFRIGERATORS. Last week we announced s line of PARLOR SUITES, seven pieces, at a figure—35—thst made every one wantthem, This week we shall make s specialty of BABY CARRIAGES AND REFRIGERATORS, As was the case with the Parlor Suites, many will want them—no family should be without them—and the stock we display embraces the newer styles, the best makes snd the lowest prices. ‘But as the season advances the demand iucreasesand ‘the stock decreasea, Therefore the wise willcall early make their selections and save themselves disappoint- ments and money at the same time. ‘The benefits of our credit system are always at the disposal of our customers, and therefore it is not nec- essary to wait until you have ull the purchase money. Bring what you have and get what you want, That's the rule at RUDDEN'S FURNITURE, CARPET AND STOVE STORES, ml¥-tr 930 AND 932 7TH ST. N.W. a arama Swonzs Orvesixe: Scooter Ovesixe: MRS. M. J. HUNT, 1309 F = NW. has just returned from New York, an pated to hui ou THURSDAY MAY Jection of Import cial styles in Shade jats for seaside and mountain ml9-2t Cuaxor Tuar Busara less attitude of expectancy to one of happy realization, for THE TIME HAS COME ‘When your fondest dreams may be realized, MEN'S BLUE SUITS. Slater's Flannels, strictly all wool, fedeless color. Made up Grand Army Regulation, with two sew of buttons, 89.50, MEN'S SERGE SUITS—Blue, strictly all wool, fade- less color, 811.60. MEN'S SUITS—Plaids and Checks, strictly all wool, 86.75, MEN’S SUITS—Neat mixtures, sizes 34 to 40, 84.62. TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS— Ages 3 to 10 years, Blue worked collars, made up in elegant style, wae GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS-New invoice, 200 dozen Coljars (standiag only), 4-ply linen, at 6c. or 70c. per dozen. Better grades at 9c, 15e. and 17. each. 4-ply all-linen Cufls, 11c. Better grade at 25c. Celluloid Collars, frst quality, at 19. ; Cuffs for 37c. A full line of White Laundered Shirts from 69¢.to $2; Unlaundered from 39c. to $1. An elegant line of Genuine Balbriggan Underwesr, full regular made, at 0c, Egyptisn Goods, with silk Suish, full rewular made, at 50c, A beautiful line of Genuine Lisle Thread, full rexular made, only @2 a set, A full line cf Colored Hosiery from 10c. to 47e. apair; White from 15c. to 35c. a pair, A fine line of Outing Shirts at 49c. A better line st 75c. A com- plete line of Hats, Black and Light Colored Derbies & full Line of Straw Goods. Best make Silk Hat 85. VICTOR E. ADLER & BROTHER, TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, HaTs and " GENTLEMEN'S FURXISEING GOODS, 927 AND 929 7TH ST. ¥.W, Corner Massachusetts Avenue, STRICTLY ONE PRICE, milo ‘Open Saturday until 11 p.m =. | ae i, as Aaa ey A Some. 306 3 N.W.—as. aie Rarer ey x Eh x #3 £3 re “st * , BOSTON VARIETY STORE, Wright & Ditsou's “Petru Racquet ‘Wright & Ditson's “Chase” Racquet..ccessseese 4.00 ‘Wright & Ditson's “Sears Speciar™ Racquet... 475 Wright & Ditsou’s “Champion Balls”, Peck & Snyder's Ballsnsss... d TO CLUBS ordering half dozen or more Racquets made by Wright & Ditsoa, Spaulding, Horsmss oF Bond & Co, London, Wegive OF} sxe SAS 2“ PER CENT DISCOUNT. = iH am Sy, On Horace Partridge’s makes. 22 ooo = 2% & PER CENT Discount. Peck rrcntie makes, a ey PER CENT DISCOUNT. ih al tl he R ont lll Goce the above makes for a Single 15 TO 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. fon he’, *YerY Popular make of Tem is Racquet, A full line pf Nets, Poles, &c., at Popular Prices SMITH & WARDWELL, My2Wtoje2 705-707-709 Market space. R me Ft NATURE AND CURE, BY A&P. LIGHTHILL, M.D, Catarrh manifests itaelf by a discharge from the heed, sometimes of a coloriess glairy fluid, but oftener ofa purulent, creenish-yellow m: ter, which im many instances is so copious that Patients feel as though their whole bead is in a stateof corruption. The discharge often lodges behind and above the soft palate, requiring al- most constant hawking for its removal. Often scales or incrustations are blown frou the nos- trils, either solid or of « tubular form, The breath is offensive, and sometimes revoltingly fetid. Smell, and occssionally the taste, is im- paired or destroyed, the hearing becomes af- fected, nuises in the head make their appear- sce, and the eyes are apt to become irritated and watery. The head feels full, heavy, and compressed, eapecially above and between the eyes, and severe neuralgic pain is often Perieuced about the face and head. ‘The peticut coughs more or less, basa capricious appetite, loses flesh and streusth, is depressed in spirite and inclined to drowsiness, Tue memory ie weukeved and often seriously impsired. Cold is taken from the least exposure, and step by step the inflarumation spreads until it reaches the lungs and terminates in Consumption, So frequently has this fatal course been noticed that Catarrh is tow looked upon as one of the earliest manifestations of this dread discase By the system of treatunent which we have Originated and since carried to scientific per- fection, a complete and radical cure of Catarrh can be effected. This we have demonstrated in ‘thousands of cases, represeuting the disease in every form and iu all ite various stages of de- velopment. Our treatment reaches the dis- eased parts in the most direct and positive qMauver, instantaueously penetrating every cell aud cavity of the head with the most bene- Heial results, So effective is this plan of medi- cation that even a single application ts prom ductive of immediate and decided relief, apd by coutinuing this treatment the discharge diminishes, irritation is allayed, the inflamma- tion subsides, ulcerations are made to beal, uutil finally s radical and permanent cure is established, DR. LIGHTHILI, For Thirty Years Specialist For the cure of Caterrh, Desfness, Asthuus And diseases of the Throat, Ear and Lungs, ” Can be daily consulted from $ am. to 12m, and from 3 to 5 p.m. at No. 1017 15TH SI. NW. Berdics pass the door. mel mat A Larne Casa ‘Will buy at the GREAT SYNDICATE SALE or CLOTHING CORNER 9TH _AND E STS. N.W. 2 will, buy e Fine Bleck or Biue Corkscrew Suity 20. | buy a Fine Dress Suit; worth 18. udid Biack Cheviot Suit yay® All-*ooi Cassimere Pants, nlepdid Hairlane Fanta Boy Children's Su Children's Suite, all wool, 81 Children's Suits, five quality, 82. 8.E. CORNER 9TH AND E STS. N.W GREAT SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY, my. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, EPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST. “By a thorough know! of the natural laws whi a the operations of digestivn aud nutrition, » BLS dent comm apensy tosses soo fatal sbaft by keeping ourselves well fortified w with pure blood mod properly nourished frame”. Be cate Made siuply with boiling water or =. Bold ou in bali-pound tins by grocers, labeled thi JAMES EPPS & CO.. Homa@opathic Chemists, aul 7-samétu London. Eugland Tus Your Buy If you want enything gia Fe Furniture, China, Tm ‘Shades, doth, Beet ie pa as ae olen over toe iif a a bappy bargain- 1 Parlor Sui “12-32 1 27-8 i 2 ise i 6 Nice Tumbiers. 2 i Ked Ges Glove. od 6-foot Dining 5.00 1 Woven Wire. Spring. Se ; 5! Uak Side! a2. itt @ Feather Filo 3 | bE 1 Eecnard or Mackinaw ioe 32 ° e15140 iostaannns ameter te Samer geagetahe “huwters ode orth, Imeept bey © bs y is talking About GisADIT, the and ‘ot what other FOF ttley want to beep peu sway, i eesdence oe aie owes = is 2 xs baie ths sinter where you hive. = name M. C GRASTY, 1510-12 7th stow