Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and ns an Advertising Medium is worth the other papers published in It has been represented in behalf of the Atkinson bill to some southern representatives that their constituencies are in such immediate need of enlargement of the freight facilities of Washington that they cannot afford to delay action untu proper amendments for the protec- tion of the people of this city are added. This claim proceeds upon the theory that through freights are necessarily affected by the present inadequate facilities of Washington. Such, however, is not the case. In the hearing of President Roberts before the Senate District committee, wien that body made a special ox- amination of the subject, the foliowing diq- logue took place: The Chairman. Is it necessary that all of this freight business should be transacted within the city limits. that you speak of? Mr. Roberts. The freight business I have just alluded to is local and must all be trans- ‘acted in the city limits, It is not the through business that occupies these grounds. The in- terchange of through business can be trans- acted without trouble. straight through and transact that business on the other side of Long Bridge. The Chairman. Are not many of your loaded trains. destined for other points, aliowed to re- main in the city and to stand here on these tracks from time to time? Mr. Roberts. No, sir. I do not think our loaded trains are allowed to stand here a great while. The Chairman, That is the complaint. Mr, Roberts. { doubt whether it is well founded. The through business may be thrown out of this discussion, because if what you say is done here it has no business to be so done and should be discontinued. The Chairman, All you want now to know is how you can get sufficient facilities to traus- act the strictly local business of this city? Mr. Roberts, Yes, sir. Evidently the local interests of constituen- cies, south and north, are not at all involved in thiscontroversy, except so far as the exclusive Privileges granted to the Baltimore and Poto- mac by the Atkingon bill, and especially by the second section, place the southern roads seek- ing a lodgment in Washington at the mercy of the Baltimore and Potomac. No one denies that the local freight fucilities need to be en- Jarged, and such enlargement is a part of the | Proposition of every railroad project ad-| Yocated before Congress. The peculiar and characteristic features of the Atkin- son bill are the additional sections which make extraordinary concessions to the railroad by presenting to it public property | and exclusive privileges, and by rewarding its illegal acts. Washington asks the increase of freight facilities, but woald accompany the grant to the road of power of condemnation with provisions in respect to grade crossings and the occupation of reservations which will give suitable protection to the public. ‘There is no excuse for haste in granting the Baltimore and Potomac’s requests and deliberation in considering those of other roads and of the public. The need of an increase of the facili- ties of the Baltimore and Ohio is as great and urgent as in the case of the Baltimore and Poto- mac, and the need of better protection to life and limb by a reduction of the evil of grade crossings is even more imperative aud immedi- ate than the necessity for enlarged opportuni- ties to do business, + The merehants of the city have the full sympathy and hearty support of Twe Stan in their protest against the bogus “bankrupt sales” and “tire sales” and that sympathy and support have been evidenced practically by its | refusal to accept the advertisements of such concerns. It would seem proper that Congress should immediately passa bill exacting such a We can take trains | gj If you have any doubt as to 4s vopular this summer oF not count the number of times market by each the ime, Wi ra it ti =o uid duplieate our previous pat! Cy pe first ones were not pretty—for they were. odds the npost e3 be had. You km our conception of jt rd h the same end_ Sieg Sod ecg shone re wvOf curve a thi time the season arrangement, @ oa Chautilly, $3.50 to $5, **Chipped’ Narrow Blac! inches wide, 15c. to 81. ‘A complete line of Point Nglenciennes. Point widths—and st Gene, and insertion to match. 42. neh Fedora with mat edges. 24-inch Crepe Debiue and a Crepes in proper street and even! 3 a yard ‘You see we made our last “marke! ‘tri profitable ouo to vou—as well as OU t buy them at a tii whten you can wet thetn Yor lest, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840. & Bros DAILY BUDGET OF NEWS, ARE YOU GOING AWAY? Lassavran: DUSTEKS. Invisible Stripes with beaut’ ize, $1. to take away with you. Price from 35¢. to % Many prices in between. VASSAR SHIRTS. Those new creations of y week. these, You need an UMBRELLA? 1,000 of these came in Ask tosee our “GEM” today. Your's for 81.98 are UMBRELLA, _ inch Gloria with silver handi Price, $3. PILLUW SHAMS. Every one needs these. Pair, or India linen at 92." $3.48, $3.98, up to & license tax from these itinerant merchants as would at least give them no advantage over our tax-paying home merchants. The evil is not one that has been coufined to Washing- ton. It has run its course in almost every city in the country, but in almost every case hi been stamped out by stringent municipal ordi- nances, or by the refusal of the press to be a party to a palpable injustice to their towns- men, manifested most effectively by the ex- clusion from their columns of all matter, editorial, news or advertising, which directly | or indirectly calls public attention to the fact of such sales. ———— + a One of the questions asked of the graduating class at West Point was: “Describe the de- fenses of the Atlantic coast of the United Stat: as proposed by the board of fortifications. That one is easy. They should have been asked to describe the defenses of the Atlantic coast provided by Congress. oo The esteemed Washington Star uses the Engiwh language with force, clearness and ac- curacy. That is why we are surprised to find it mentioning ‘two sad suicides.” Does it know 1 of any bright, lively suicide?—Baitemore Ameri- | can, It knows of some notorious suicides, with which no suggestion of sadness is associated; and it can, if necessary, select the material for Where else cam you find a 81. CHEMISE for 3.98. Good Colors, such as Laven- der, Light Blue and the new “Fad” Black. These are made of good China Silk, trimmed around neck and sleeves, iabed at the bottom with Silk Rattle, edsed with White Valun- cfennes Lace. BEAUTIFUL DRESS GINGHAMS, choice selection, styles uumberless, plain, checks, plaids or bordered, 123¢¢. yard. FRENCH GINGHAMS. 25e. per yard. Regular 374 cents coods. EGYPTIAN BATISTE. We control this material for this city. This is a decidedly new material in fast colorings We charge you only 1c. ya } FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. A great number of la- dies preter this material to all others. It is desirabie, always reliable colors, looks nice when laundered. You can find it with us ima quantity of good patterns INDIA LINENS. This old standby material, always desirable, ever commendable, we 12e. carry in all tue grades, begin- quaity ning at the Sc. quality up to the worth very finest made, Our «reat num- Be. Der is our 12%. quality, of per which we have thousands of yard. yards each and every yard worth ana and |—at the time—to howe ia ough with anythi you do—the longer F thay woe t: rtile is vlde: the Loan Aon Nets, &c., get, That is i consed! stipand fcaree— Mtinch ta Tosce Flousciuge. wale “iow, while tule quality used to be @2. That ia 2 eben of “ageing ‘$4-inch La Tosca with Ribbon border, $2.50 and ¢4 * {Flach Chantilly Flounciog from #1 to Sayer froin 6 k Chantilly Laces, feom 134 inches to 18 yan Fe Gaze, Torchou and Medict Laces rices that are as close to cost as Sore gt Eee Sin white Cream, Maia Blue and Cardinal, 45¢. a yi ie 42-inch Valenciennes Flouncing with narrow edges vee, You can- them Tess, ‘Think about it. it Are you going away? if so you will need s shawl for DON'T FORGET cool evening's wear; this is necessary. With this khowl- SILK edge in mind we include every- MOHAIR thing generally used. We have BRILLIANTINES marked them all at $1.35 IN ALL choice; all light weight, There PRICES are 23 dozen mall, Only 276 TO Shawls. These are also com- SUIT YoU. mendable for Old Ladies, 110 PARASOLS in all the plain colorings; also Handles, Borderings to harmon- Nice for early wear or PARASOL COVERS for Baby Carriages, ranging in 50. How they do seem to take. Lots of new ones received this Styles become more beautiful all the while. With us can also be foupd TIES and SHIRY STUDS to wear with the smallest folding silk case. In unlimited num- Umbrells to be found. ber of styles, you? Our'sstart at 98c. These are made of cambric, trimmed with deep hem and rufle and cluster of tucks above hem, one inruffle, All this tor 98c, per We have fine ones in cambric pair. WHAT 25¢, WILL BUY. A low, xquare neck CORSET COVER, made of good muslin, Fronch seams; perfect fit. Your size. SILK CHEMISE, $3.08. A bargain of bargains, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON CERTAIN SHOES AS BEING 750. TO $1.50 “LESS THAN THE SAME THING ELSEWHERE.” THE SAME SHOES AS OURS ARE NOT SOLD ELSEWHERE. OUR SHOES AND PRICES ARE KNOWN AND OUR COMPETITORS ARE TOO SENSIBLE TO ASK YOU MORK FOR A GIVEN GRADE OF SHOE THAN ‘THEY KNOW WE CHARGE. IN ADVERTISING LOW PRICES WE BASE OUR CLAIM ON QUALITY AND SAY THAT YOU CANNOT BUY ELSEWHERE A’ GOOD SHOES AS ‘oe OF Us AT sures” —but ttern }2.00, mind into snother—and a ‘another ers and so cn—unt last—Juat here—are “peers 3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 4.50, 5.00, 5.50, 6.00, 7.00, TO SA¥ NOTHING OF THE DIFFER- ENCE IN THE SIZE AND VARIETY OF THE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. = UU RRR TTT. tT U RR y Pe ae a uu g 4EBTHUR BURT & CQ, 1a, Far al Do You Nez Ayn 8e wae aa BS! rE 4 BP Et If you do,of course you want the best and most stylish article for the amount you are willing to pay. The statements below are evidence that the BOSTON VARIETY STORE LEADS in STYLE and PRICES. NATURAL WOOD HANDLES, 26-inch Gloria .., 28-inch Gloris 24 and 26-inch Extra Quality Gloria, Wexhall, Cherry and Knotted-oak Sticks........ 26-inch Extra Quality Gloria, Natural Stick with Silver Patch... PLATED HANDLES. Bilver Crook Paragon Frame Gloria. Gold Cap Paragon Frame Gloria... 28-inch Gloria, Gold Cap and Silver Crook, Par- ‘agou Frame. + Special Designs in 26-lach Gloria, Oxidized Crook and Gold teeeercee 24-inch Gold and Silver Crook Paragon Frame 6 | Gloria..... ful les. STERLING SILVER CROOKS, Special Designs, 26-inch Gloris Best Quality Gloria, 28-inch. Union and Lyons Silk Umbrellas in great variety, Do SMITH & WARDWELL, Je3-1m 705-707-709 Market Space. Tur Stoxs Or Tur Tous, NEGLIGE SHIRTS. STRAW HATS LK An emblem of summer is the Neglixe Shirt. Their strong point is their comfort. They're as full of that—aa “ice is of cold." ‘Be as careful and thoughtful in buying one of these shirts as you are over a suit of clothes, Don't think ‘cause it’s only » shirt— that it don’t matter. It does. You'll sce lots advertised around town ata half dollar—but they're skimpy, poorly shuped affairs— and usually in the ugliest sort of patterns, Look at OUR 50 centers in con- trast, FULL 81ZE. AS LARGE AND REGULAR MADE AS OUR > GRADE PARTICULARLY CHOICE IN DESIGNS, We carry a grade at every 2c. increase up to $5. The materiale are DOMETS, CHEVIOTS, OX- FORDS, ZEPHYRS, FLANNELS and SILKS. Stripes—big and narrow—single or paraliel—Some- times silk, other times satin. lacks are a “go.” We've got "em— and 500 other putterns—all sizes, ALL PERFECT FITIING. ‘Twas late in fin- per per hot when it did get 18¢. . iN ither Lace or Embroideries, for others which will cause enthusiastic popular | pTRIMMINGS. either rejoicing. } Our stock of EMBROIDERIES finds no equal here- ae ere abouts, We've literally everything, See us soon, The Senate is getting itself ready to make Maj. McKinley unhappy nearly all summer. = The suggestion of the Norfolk Virginian that the south “chip in” and build a monument in New York to General Grant may be satirical, but it does not strike New Yorkers that way. ‘They are perfectly willing for the south to build the monument because, as they say, Gen. Grant did » great deal more for the south than he ever did for New York, and the south owes him a debt of gratitude, uot for what he did when the fight was on, possibly, but when it ‘Was over. $+ Emperor William has notificd Bismarck that the sword is mightier than the pen. Tarsx Or Ire Some bargains are actually startling when you come to think of them. Here's an instance; All 1Be-cent Huck Towels come 1% by 36 inches, ‘That means 645 square inches uf linen in each BY'S FINE SHOE POLISH ver bottle: Meas Zsioulte Cuff, save as csiluly 3 ne material Te. val sale at KaUPMAW'S Double Conibination, ad 1243 11th at msl Asrovsprxe Discovery. Seen Man forces nature to afford vigor and hi fan Ploetacy yoy Lag heme peer pa Fen on TT ee ny ne | over zen Pure Linen Huck Towels, each one upon the universal laws, essary means, which last of wich is 20% by 41 tuches. That's 440 | pcontury, fora small sum. Fur iurther information sQuare nches of pure limen or 198 syuare inches mwre. Su much for the size. Now sbout the price. As long as these Towels last we will sell Pais Siete at 1234 cence carh—one oF one doen. = y're one of the biggest bargaius we ever ts of Ws a offered. moval safe onty on, 124) apd 12 ith eacrens OF 8D. H. SANCHE, 1121 J at, aw, AMONG THE BEST DRESSERS THE BLUE AND BLACK BERGES ARE PRE- EMINENTLY THE MOST POPULAR GaB- MENTS FOR WARM WEATHER, AND JUSTLY 80, AS THEY KEEP THEIR SHAPE BETTER, WEAK LONGER AND ARE MORE STYLISH THAN ANY OTHER THIN FABRIC, WE HAVE A FULL as- SORTMENT OF THEM IN ALL GRADES y AND SIZES, BOTH SACKS AND CUT- ‘MER s AWAYS, SOME OF THEM FULL LINED, Has induced us to have made au assorted lot of SOME HALF-LINED, AND OTHERS AKE LADIES’ BLAZERS MADE SKELETOR. IN ADDITION TO_QUR SUPERB LINE OF SERGES WE HAVE THE MOST COM- PLETE STOCK IN THE CITY OF WHITE AND STRIPED FLANNEL AND CHEVIOT SUITS; ALSO THIN COATS AND VESTS IN PONGEE, INDIA SILK, MOHAIR, DRAP DE ‘ETE, SICILENNE CLOTH, CALCUTTA SEBRSUCKER, AND THOSE EVER-POPULAR GOODS, CAMEL’S HAIR, ALL AT OCR EXTREME LOW PRICES. ‘We have obtained another lot of that 15-cont grade of Matincs, which we are able to sell at 12igconte s yard. Twenty patterns 25 pieces of extra Challies at 7 cents a yard, CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORK” 928 7th st. and 706 K st. nw. $3.50 and @4. ATHLETIC JERSEYS AND SUITS. Also au elegant stock of White, Striped and Checked Flannel Suits. B. H. STINEMETZ & SON'S. HATTERS, wy10-3m 3237 Pa ave., through to 13eb st. YMNANTS OF FINE WOOL DRESS GOODS, tack Vine Honctotes The htwenie at ase Mobers sna Mobair Challe thee. sale ouly at KAUFMAN'S, 1241 and 1245 12th at Inst few days have been “swelter- ers." ‘The thick winter hats have had to come off. Headaohes if they didu't. Straws have fairly flowa out. No matter how many other kinds you've got—you need & straw—too, The MILLER DERBY is the atest thing out, Just in—EL erly geutiemen will appreciate it. OUTING CAPS, CRUSH HATS, POLO, BICYCLE aud LAWN TENNIS HATS aud CAPS—both ladies and geutlemeu—Some oid styles—that are good—in new colors—and a lot of NOVEL- ‘Tie! PORTS and DOMES. TICS. Talking about Straw Hate agatu—those COLORED YACHTS are the “leaders” of the seasou. BLUE, BLACK, BROWN and WHITE. See how one becomes you. It's hot to stay—don’t make any mistake—end you need soiwe kind uf hot weather headwear, SAKS AND COMPANY, SUMMER GARBS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH STREET. Ws. H. McKsews Dany Lerren. TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1890. TOMOBROW WILL BE THE FOURTH DAY OF OUR “JUNE REDUCTION SALE.” We are distributing a big bP VW TLL E AEG is Tomorrow (Wednesday) night The assortment in our $1.23 sale will be exhausted by that time 80 you've only another day to St yourself from this special offering, You'd better come as early tomorrow es you can, AT 81.23. Ladies' Turn Oxfords, common sense, Ladies’ Turn Oxfords, patent tip, Ladiow Turn Dongola, low button, Ladies’ Turn Russet Oxfords. Ladies’ Dogola Button Boots (three styles). ‘Misses! Best “Theos” and Oxforda, Misses! Dongola and Russet Boots, Boys! and Youths' Buttons and Ties, Boys’ and Youths’ Coffee-color Oxfords. Men's serviceable Low Ties and Button, Men's comfortable Russet Ties. All at $1.23, Not a pair worth less than $1.50. ‘Must have room. Other things will have to move. ‘It will pay you tobe on the lookout for what we may Offer iz the next week or two. : WM. HAHN & CQ’S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7TH ST. N.W. 1922 PENN. AVE. N.W, Bt 231 PENN. AVE SE, Suorprxa Norss BY R GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. SPECIAL JUNE LIST SEASONABLE GOODS AT PRICES THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED BY ALL WHO EXAM- INE THE GOODS OFFERED. MONEY REFUNDED ON ALL GOODY NOT SAT- ISFACTORY. REFRIGERATOR NOTES BY R. GOLDSCHMID. To order to make toom for a large stock of our Cele- brated Hardwood Michivan Refrigerators, of which we aresoleagents in Washington, we will offer the fol- lowing Domestic Refrigerators at the lowest prices ever offered in Washingto: No. 1 Ice Chest for 6: 84.08. ‘0. 1 Upright Refrigerator for $4.98. No. 2 Upright frigerator, with water tank, for 87.48, No, 2 Upright Refrigerator for 86.38. No. 3 Upright Kofrigerator for $7.98. 3 Upright Refrigerator, with tank. for 89.78. For satisfaction and economy we guarantee our Dry Air Hardwood Michigan Refrigerator superior to any refrigerator in the market. We can say that every one who has purchased the Michigan Refrigurator is de- Lighted with the satisfaction received from them, TRUNK NOTES BY R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. During this sale we will quote prices on such Trunks that we know are in demand, the prices we are posi- tive will be appreciated by prudent buyers, Our as- sortment is mout undoubtedly the largest ever shown im Washington, The make and finish of every Trunk are of the very Lest, Iron-bound Packing Trunks for 68¢. up. Tron bound, irom bottom, patent loc! and strong fastenings. Zino Trunks from 81.98 up. Square-top Canvas Trunks (heavy duck), iron bound, iron bottom, brass lucks, deep trays, hardwood stays and heavy corner bumpers, from @3.98 up. Steamer Trunks, iron bound, weil made, brass locks, strong fastenings, all sizes, from $2.98 up. Barrel Top Canvas Trunks, irou bottom, iron bound, brass locks, buriwood stays, deep and well-arranged trays, from 83.98 up. ‘Tourists’ Special Square Top Canvas Trunks, heavy canvas, linen Mued, double trays, Excelsior locks, hardwood slats, patent castors, double bound. This is ane of the strongest trunks made—28-i n, for 83.98; 30-in., for 96.98 ; 32-in,, for 87.48 ; J4-in., for 87.98; 36-in., for 64.48, Heavy Canvas Square Top Common-sense Trunks, linen lined, Worth from $7.48 up. Heavy Canvas Square Top Patent Roller Tray Trunks, linen lined throughout. Worth from $7.48 up, Faucy Leather and Zine ‘Trunks with plush drawers, linen lined throughout. Worth from 88.48 up. Light-weight Special Cauvas Truuks, leather bound, brass finiahed, lined with the finest linen, Ex- celsior locks, double trays aud two straps. Worth from $20.98 up. Leatheroid Trunks, Hnen lined, 32 inches, for 13.98. Compare this Trunk with what other dealers ask #20. Celluvert Trunks, linen lined, Excelsior locks, 34 in., for 815.98, Basket Trunks, canvas covered, 34 in., for 813.98, Genuine Sole Leather Trunks, 32 in., for 819.98, BABY CARRIAGE NOTES BY R. GOLDSCHMID. ‘We have selected for tomorrow's sale about 65 car- riages, all new designs and of the best makes in the couutry—every style entirely new—ihe prices will speak for themselves, FOR $3.18 We will offer ® Bleached Rattan Body Carriage with parasol, sve) springs and atrong wheels. This price as wever becn equaled for an upholstered baby car- riage, 28. No. 3 Ice Chest for FOR $4.98 ‘We will offer our new Square Body Rattan Carrioges, ‘Well upholstered in figured 2ouds, good parasol, wire wheels, steel springs aud lace cover. FOR 67.48 the choice of 14 Carriagos, all of which juced, aud we dre positive that the prices for which we offer them tomorrow are thegreatest bar- gains ever offered in Washington. They are made of select rattan, handsomely upholstered in figured damask, plush rollin back, satin parasol, lined, steel springs aud strong gear. FOR 29.98 We have the greatest baryain ever heard of. Anew ‘Shell Body Carriage made of Cane, with fancy pock: at each side, artistically upholstered, satm parasol, standard gear and carriage mat. Every one should ex- aunine this beautiful carriage before purchasing, it is Positively # wonderful bargain. FOR $11.98 We will offor the choice of our new Clarendon” Rattan Body Carriaves, all cane-wound, artistically Upholstered, with fancy pockets at each side, satin parasol and standard gear. ‘This is a lovely carriage. FOR $19.98 ‘We will offer the choice of the handsomest line of Carriages that are manufactured, Every Carfiage new and bright, The upholstering is of the finest quality of silk plugh, Satin Parasol aud Haywood Gear. Carriage Mat and Brake given with every carriage, FICTURK NOTES BY R. GOLDSCHMID, With a view of closing out our present stock of Pic- tures We offer every picture iu our house at a wonder- ful reduction. Soiue of the frames are slightly dau- aged, others the ahects are somewhat soiled, 11x14 Pictures, Hardwood Frames with Artotype Engraviuigs, for 280. 20x24 Pictures, neatly framed ina White and Gold Frawe, for 8c. 20x24 Combination Framed Pictures, 100 different subjects to select from, for #1.38, MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS BY R, GOLDSCHMID, Dat. Gem Ice Cream Freezers for $1.28. 3-at. Gem Ice Cream Freezer for $1.43, 4-qt. Gem Ice Oream Freezer for $1.78. Red Border Cocoa Door Mats for :23c. Best Holland Window Shades, patent spring rolls, tll shades, for 2c. Hollaud Window Shades, with fringe, for 280, Fantcy Nickel Shade Pulls for only Jc. Rustic Rocking Chairs only 78. 14-ft, Mexican Hammocks for only 780, Brass Umbrella Stands for only $1.78, &, GOLDSCEMID, 1t 1607-1009 F 8T. ¥.W. NNOUNCEMENT. ‘The young men who al a D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 3; 1899. LADIES' POPULAR LONDON VESTS.— The swell Vest of thesesson. Our sale of them has been remarkable. Every lady who wears a Blaser, or Summer Reefer Jacket, and Vassar Shirt, should supply herself ‘with one of these Vesta if she would be “cor Fect™ in the matter of dress, AT 82.75 EACH— Ladies’ London Vests, of white pique and fancy Oxford clotha, AT #275 EACH— Ladies’ London Vests, in cream, French gray, navy, black and cardinal French flan- ‘nels, with gilt buttons. AT 84.50 AND 85 EACH— Ladies’ London Vests, in fancy black and colored Imported Vestings, AT 89 EACH— Ladies’ London Vesta, in finest quality of fancy silk and wool imported vesting. LADIES’ BLAZERS AND SUMMER REEFERS.—We have just received au en- tirely new line of Ladies’ Blazers and Sum. mer Reofera, in all the newest patterns of plain and fancy striped materials, which we are offering at from $3.50 to $7.50 each, (Third floor.) REDUCTIONS IN BLACK DRESS GOODS.—In order to close out three lines of Black Dress Goodé we have made the following extraordinary reductions; 40-inch Priestley's Bordered Nun's Veil- ing, Reduced from $1 to 75c. per yard. 48-inch Lupin’ Hemstitched Stripe Camel's Hair Grenadine. Reduced from €1.3736 to 81 per yard. 48-inch Lupin's Hemstitched Stripe and Bordered Camel's Hair Barege. Reduced to 81.25 per yard. First floor; annex.) ASPECIAL BARGAIN IN GLOVES.~ ‘The following in an excellent Glove,auitadle for seaside and mountain wear. Here it is: Ladies’ 8 button Length Mousqueteire Chamois-skin Gloves, in Tan and White, Only $1.25 per pair. @irst floor: center.) REDUCTIONS EXTRAORDINARY IN JERSEYS,—In order to close out all broken lines of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Jer- seys we have made the following extraordi- nary reductions. The lateness of the sosson causes us to do this: ‘Misses’ and Children's All-wool Jerseys, in Navy and Brown. Reduced to$1 each, Ladies’ All-wool Black Jerscya. Reduced to @leach, Ladies’ All-wool Black Jerseys, cashmere finish. Reduced to $1.50 each, Ladies’ Cream Jerseys. Reduced to $2 and 82.50 each, 5 Ladies’ Fancy Cream Jerseyg, Reduced to $3 each. Ladies’ Fancy Tucked and Braided Jer. seys, in Navy, Cardinal and Brown. Re- duced to $3 each, Ladies’ Black Braided Jerseys. Reduced to 82.50 and 82 each, (Third floor.) NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.—Your asclecting time is now while the stock is fresh. We never before gave the selecting such atten- tion. and our stock is the brizhtest and ‘most tempting in the city. We have confined our purchases to two of the very best manu- facturera, the Pembroke make (domestic) and Welsh, Margeston & Co. (imported), They are of English Silk-and-wool, All Silk, Madras, Cheviots, Oxfords and Anderson's Scotch Flanneia, (Men's Department, 1013 F street.) MORE OF THOSE BLACK RUSSIAN NETS.—We have Just received our fourth lot of those Black Russian Nets, all silk, 45 inches wide, which we are offering at 70c, per yard, iget floor.) PLAIN AND FANCY WOOD FOLDING SCREENS.—We sre showing an excellent variety of Plain and Fancy Wood Folding Screens, which we will sell plain or will mount panels toonler of any material de- sired. Plain Screens, $2.50, 83, 8425, $4, 84.25 to 818.73, A very suitable material for mounting screens for the summer is the Imitetion Bilk, which we are offering at only 17c. per yard. We have just put on salo a number of new and attractive patterns and colorings, It is without exception the nearest ap. proach to Real Chins Silk, both in color and esign, that we have ever offered. Only 370, per yard, (Fourth floor,) YANKEE NOTIONS.—It would take @ ‘whole page of tho Star to enumerate our Stock of Yarkee Notiona We will, how> ever, mention s few special items, Coats’ Spool Cotton, 5c. per Gosen spools, ; Canvas Belts in White, Bue and Black, ‘200, and 25c. each, ‘Striped Silk Belte, 420. and 60c. each, Oxidized Button Hooks. 10c. each, ‘Basting Cotton, 500 yards, Se. s spool, ‘Bilk Shoe Lacers, 10s. per pain Asbostos Iron Holderd, 10c, each. Needle Books, containing 150 netdlen, 2c. and G0. per book. ‘Lien Threed, 70, 0 apocl. Bhoe Horna, 10s. enchy : ‘CPizat floor ; rear.) _ WOODWARD & LOTHROR, ns Comer 11th and F stan. It's an advertisement. You don’t read advertisements. We kuow that is arule, but we want you to make an exception of the Palais Royal. We promise, in return, ‘Rot to exaggerate, to be brief, and to write to you only when we have something worth telling. Piease re- meniber this and glance each evening at the advertise- ment of the ROVAL. ‘Tomorrow (Wednesday) we offer 100 dozen Men's Superior Balbrigan Shirts and Drawers at 50 cents ‘piece. The make and finish of this underwear is superior. Every garment silk stitched throughout; Pearl buttons; patent stays ct all would-be weak Points. Shirts, 34 to 44 inches, Drawers, 30 to 40 inches. Of course, nine of ten readers will say to themselves: J oan get this 50-cen! underwear anywhere YOU CAN'T! YOU CAN'T! YOU CAN'T!!! We Will sell you the usual 50c. Underwear for 33 centa, That's not an exaggeration. We aro ready to prove it. Our Mr. Porter and his young men will await you to- morrow near dvor of No. 1110 Pa But firet look at the window display of Neglixe Shirts. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) ns Mosca Me NEW PARASOLS.—We did not purchase too largely at the beginning of the season, so as now to be forced to offer shop worn goods. Not being overstocked our buyer was enabled lately to visit Mossrs, Lyons & Co.'s factory and closed out pert of his surplus stock at nearly ha price. Thus itis we offer NEW PARA- SOLS at lower prices than is being asked for shop worn goods, 84.98, 85.50 AND 86.50 PARASOLS FOR ONLY @4.25, All the latest color combinations im Plaids, Chocks, Stripes and Solid Colors in Plain and Changeable Ef- fects. Ponzee Silk, Surah Silk, Twill Silk the ma- Let us point here and there, $4.25 seems a high price tor Pongee Parasols, but when you see these you'll say $5.50 is their actual value. The quality of the Pon- gee, the various tints of the silk linings, the elabor- ately carved handles, the superior finish, is at once apparent to those not blind The striped silk novel- ties, The combination of colors to suit your com- plexion or costume is here. Probably this is not it, Dut it’s a lovely Parasol: Hetiotrope Silk with three wide black bands of Corded Silk, silver tips to the Paragon frames; the twisted oak handles s work of art. It 0 Parasol for 84.25. Which to point at next? We don’t know. The one you would like is here, but how do we kuow which par- Uicular one to mention? Only need to remind you that the best bargains will be here the shortest time. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Sox On Ras Unonerias. Those with the showy gold and silver handles are Somewhat passe and we'll be glad to let you have one at the wholesale price. THE CORKECT HANDLES arc Of twisted oak and weitzsel wouds,with tiny silver caps where the knife of the carver has chipped off & twig here and there, 4.25 for Lyons’ Colored Silk Umbrellas, with tassels and case to match, Look for Lyous’ nameon the handles, s for the Umbrellas with 26-inch paragon frames and handles as above described, #2.50 for those with more elaborate handles and silver bell tassels, 82.68 for those with 28-inch paragon frames. Gen. tlemen as well as ladies are invited to inspect these very latest novelties, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Grove Bancas Exxrnaonprxany. Yesterday we uixed in the 81 Quality 4-button Kid Gloves with the 8c. quality and, of course, you all bought the €1 gloves and rejected the others, We half hoped you wouldu’t have uoticed the difference, Dut siuce you have we deen it wise to reduce the 6c. gloves to 30 ceutsa paig. So for tomorow: the #1 loves for GBc, aud the UBo. gloves for 50 cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Srectat Sure Duress Goons, Now that the “Opening” rush is over you may more deliberately look through the new stock of Summer Dress Goods. Especially is this soof Silks, We recog- nize that many world-be purchasers of Black Silk Dresses were only restrained from buying during the “Opening” because the proper time and attention could not be xiven by our sales people. We therefore quote last week's “Upening” prices for TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, une 3) une 4) You have found our regular prices are somewhat lower than quoted at the stores where a credit business 4s done and, since you may secure 10 PER CENT DI8- COUNT—10 per cent off our regular prices—for to- morrow and Wednesday, don’t you think it worth your while to anticipate your wants in Black Silks? You may buy without nervousness, for we guarantee our Filks—xive you a written guarantee, if you wish, bind- ing us togive anew dress should the one purchased split or crock. A FEW SPECIAL SURPRISES. The following were purchased expressly for the “Opening,” but not arriving before Saturday very few were aware even of their existence. Not fifty pieces in all, but extra values: 19-inch Black Surah Sillka, 63c.; worth 75. 27-inch Black Surah Silks, 7c. ; worth 89c. 22-inch Black Satin Khadame, 75c. ; worth 89e. 22-inch Black Royal Armure, $1; worth $1. 23-inch Black Satin Khadame, 81.25; worth $1.50. 23-inch Black Faille Francaise, @1.25; 61.39. ‘22-inch Black Peau de Soie, $1; worth $1.19, 2710 per cent discount will be allowed on the sbove Silks until Wednesday evening, so that it may be written that you are offered them at 20 per cent below prevailing prices for equal quaiities, Compari- ‘son of samples will tell you. THE PALAIS ROYAL, inued Dees Das Was Wie. The “Opening” display proved to bundreds of vis- itors that our stock of Outing Cloths, Challies, Ging- hams, Japanese Silks, White Wool Sergesand White Lawns, &c, was one of the choicest in town. Prices, too, that created not alittle surprise The following White Goods Lave been pronounced the best values, Dotted and Figured Swiss, 2, 35, 40c, Colored Dotted Swiss, 30 and 35c. Bulgaria Lawn, 16, 20, 25, 30, 35, 38e, India Linen, 12, 16, 20, 22, 25, 35, 400. Persian Lawn, 16, 20, 22, 25, 30, 35c. Nainsook—chechs and stripes—10, 1244, 14, 16, 20, 22, 250. a yard. Pique, 15, 18, 20, 22, 250. a yard. Dimity—checks and stripes—20, 35¢. 8 yard. Side-band Noveltics—30 to 40 inches wide—12%, 15, 17, 20, 25, 30, 35c. a yard. FOR COMMENCEMENT DRESSES.—Our sales of Embroidery Skirtings were never anything like as lange as now. Whether "tis because they are to be much used of beceuse our stock is unusually large and varied isa question you can best answer, We show novelties in Nainsook, Irish Point and Swiss Embroideries, 22 inches, 36 inchesand 46 inches wide. Piested, Ven Dyke, Hand Hemstitched and with lace insertion, rimming Embroideries to match. ‘Trimming Embrotderies, Sc. to @1.50 a yard, 22 inches wide, 50c. to $1.68 yard. ‘30 inches wide, 68c. to $2.68 yard, 45 inches wide, 50c. to $3.98 s yard, EB The enormous business of last week has left us with many short lensths, some of which haven't been GAURES POPULAR SHOPPING PLACER, OME DAV MiQRE. TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) or THE MOST SUCCESSFUL CALE WE HAVE EVER TNAUGURATED, Be gs f pp oO a 7 MiSs THR CHANCE OF ovR FIRST GRAND mT A Bogs rary BALE EACH ARTICLE IN THE STORE, THE TICKET OF WHICH IS MARKED WITH A*, IS AN UN- USUAL BARGAIN, WHICH YOU WILL NUT BE ABLE TO DUPLICATE AGAIN AT THE PRICE, BARGAINS OFFERED IN OUR STORE FOR TRIS. INAUGURAL “STAR” SALE SUCH AS YOU HAVE NOT THE OPPORTUNITY OF OFTEN BUYING IX WASHINGTON, We intend to make this sale an ewer to be remem- bered one. The following price list means A LOSS TO US OF HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS in profits. BUA we are satisfied and you certainly should be OUR “STAR” SALES WILL HEREAFTER BE FIXED EVENTS. WATCH FOR THEM MEN'S GOODS—“Star” Sale Prices. nee Te. > tm *. © & 40c. Light Weight Underwear, long or short ar, Pour-in-bands and Tecks.. Tan-colured Half Hose. . PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS—“"Star™ Sale 3.50 Striped aud Pleid Parasols, natural wood handles... 25.00 Pinin Silk Parasia faucy borders 880 2.50 20-in. Gloria Umbrellas, oxidized handles ¢1.89 aso“ ~~ peviwood * @LAT HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR—“Star” Sale Prices. Prices, s se and 35e. Jersey-titting Gauze Vests, Iso, 3fur 508 FAN DEPARTMENT—“star” Bale Prices, Osc. Hand-painted Quill Fans, gilt or silver aticks. 310 se. Hand-painted Silk Fans, Cardinal or Brown, c. All-linen Chromo Faus. 25e. All-linen Chromo Fam be. Silk Belt, Serpent Buckle, 10>, Striped Canvas Belts....... Ooze Beli, Oxidized Buckle. 50c. Leather Belts, all kinds, JEWELRY —“Sstar" Sale Prices, “1890—Frienaship—1891L" New Bangles... and 38c. Scarf Ping, 100 styles... 10c. aud 12!9c. Exact Sterling Silver Pattern Ban- 81.25 New Gold Hearts (Roman or bright). Gilt and Pear! Vassar Sti 1.50 and 61.75 Sterling Silver Combs . tar” Sale Prices, Be. Oval Spring Top Purses.......... -.-- 28 50c. Entirely New Spring Top Purses, with Cellu- Joid Memorandum. le 123gc, Real Alligator Purses, 8c. New Frame Chatelain LEATHER GOODS. BLACK NETS AND FLOUNCINGS—“Star” Sale Prices. 21.00 48-inch All Silk Bick Fish Net... Te €1.00 48-inch All Silk Dotted Net... €1.25 48-1uch All Silk Striped Nets. 1.50 48-inch All Stik Chantilly Nets €1.50 48-inch All Silk La Tosca Nets. 25 Chantilly and Spanish Guipu: ings. 1.50 Chantilly and Spanish Guipure Floune- ings. 10 percent. off marked prices of all Jress Trimmings, BUCKLES AND BUTTONS—“star” Sale Prices. c. and 15c. Metal Buckies.. ... ; dc. and Soc. Metal Buckles... dc, White Half Ball Pearl Buttons HANDKERCHIEPS AND SHAWLS—“Star” bale Prices. 12)¢¢. White and Colored Bubroidered Handker- chiefs... rer ys) 15e. White aud Colored Embroidered Haudker- 25. and 35c.White aud Colored Embroidered Handkerchicfs............ m m 50c, White and Colored Embroidered Handker- chiefs, TEN PER CENT OFF SHAWLS AND FICHUS, NECKWEAR—“Star” Sale Prices. se. Windsor Ties, in Surah and China Silk........ be. and 5c. Tourist Kuching, 6 yards in a box...21e 19c, Kuching, all sty! seve ¥5e. and 50c. Children's Lace Collars WRAPS, SUITS AND SHIRT WAISTS—“star” Sale Prices. 50 Ladies’ Silk Mohair Striped Connemaraa..64.50 $7.50 and $9 Ladies’ Cloth and Lace Capes.........03 » $8 and $Y Misses’ White Suite, ages 12, 14 $2.75 and $3.50 0c, Shirt Waists, made of Seersucker Gingham. .3s¢ 50c. Beum's Sumer Corset... #4 UPHOLSTERY AND ART DEPARTMENT—“Star* Bale Prices. 5c, Foot Brass Vestibule Rods, 12-foot lengths for ‘25c, jength. @1 and @1.25 Scotch, Hollasd and Hollen , Window Shades. 4 61.25 Notumgham Lace Curtains 50 per cent off on odd paire of Lace Curtains, ‘5c. to $1 Waste Baskets, choice...... ie Remember we are closing out this department and you cap look for some startliug bargains. LACES AND EMBROIDERIES—“Star" Sale Prices, 81.25, 81.50 and €1.75 Swiss Flouncings, 45 inches wide... se @layard 50, 65 and 7c. 22-inch Swiss Flowuciugs. .45c.0 yard, 21.68 to $1.08 Bwise Flouncings, entirely 50, 75 and BSc. Children's ‘Shirred Mull Caps... 48, 68 and 7c. Wreaths of Flowers.....30c. TRUNK AND PICTURE DEPARTMENT—“star® Prices, Bale A special discount off all Trunks for the next four days. Compare diference 01.25 46 DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT—“Star” Sale Prices. Fy G8c. 20-tuch Colored Surah Silke, 14 different shades, including Pink and Lavendor, best attamnabie for , ‘50c, 38-inch Wool Pim Cuscks and 150, White Pisid Lawns, 1,000 ‘Tbe. 7-4 Linen Tanle Covers, Red BOOK DEPARTMENT. ‘See Sunday's “Post” for price list of the most extre~