Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING: STAR: WASHINGTON. epee ee THE EVENING § WA SATURDAY. Rosey s. NOvES TAR, SHINGTO®: dune 7, 1590. THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cirenlation of any Newspaper in and ns an Advertising Me the other papers published in were than Woashin. * Tue Star agrees with those Senators and Officials of the municipal government who have pronounced the railroad question the Most important of the unsettled local problems, and as a crisis in the treatment of this problem Sppears to be at hand through the possibility @f the adoption of the Atkinson bill with its unconditional surrender to the raiiroads, Tue Stan has receatly given considerable space to the facts bearing upon the question, in order that our legislators might not at least err through ignorance. The speeches of Morrill, Thurman and Ingalls and the reports of the various Commissioners and of voluntary or- ganizations of the citizens. including the ex- isting board of trade, show cleatly the legis- lative duty in the matter. Now is the time for Congress, modifying the Atkinson bill and Using it as a part of the foundation upon which to build, to reduce the dangers and obstruc- tions of grade crossings, to abolish entirely. or at the least to relieve of some features of ugli- mess the railroad occupation of the public parks, and to increase the freight facilities of the city. It has been intimated very broadly im behalf of the railroad that all efforts to secure a modification of the Atkinson bill for | the better protection of publie life and prop- erty will be fruitless, and the energetic and capable lebby of the road bears such rela- tions to Congress that it Sught perhaps to be able to make a correct tally and to kuow wha it is talking about, Congress has always listened more readily to the powerful railroad with “the subtle influences” which Senator Ingalls as- erbes to it than to the complaints of the vote- les« people of the District, It may be that. as the road has been sufticiently powerful during aJl these years to prevent any improvement whatever in the conditions of its occupation in spite cf the persistent and vigorous of | the people to accomplish something, able to secure the additional privil it asks without the slightest compensation to the public, to which it owes so much. But | skein. A Or Little Things you need all the time, actually indispen- sable, ‘Small wares that are necessary. Have them in the house whea wantel Bionde Whalebones, uncovered, best quality, 12, 15, 18, 20 and "23c. dozen. Whalebone Casing, silk fluished, colored stitching, 3c. per yard. No. 3 Hooks and Eyes, 2c , per card. Patent Hooks and Eyes, 4c. per dozen. Large Coat Hooks and Eyes, 4c. per dozen, Fine English Tape from 3c. to 10e. piece. Good Quality Tape, 2 pieces for 5e. Linen Tape, Sc. for all Linen Corset Lacers, 3 yards long, Linen Corset Lacers, 4 yards louz, 4c. Round Silk Dress Lacers, 2 yards lonx, only 8e. Dress Leeds, latest style, without elastic, 2c. each; or Se. set. Dress Reeds, with elastic ,8c. and 156. per set. Best English Pins. 8c., special price, Book Pins, 9c. Black Pins, 102. par box, Hair Pins, 2 papers for Se, Sunith’s Fine Steel Puints, de. per paper. Invisible Hair Pins, 2 papers f Button Hooks, 3c., polished handles. Better erades 19 and 25e, Shoe Bettons, Bone Battons, ted sizes, L5e. amd 20c. per gross. Agate Buttons, 6 and Se. card. Fedora Dress Shields at special prices, 20, ‘S2ec. per pair: these are well recommended. Stockinet Shield: t Silk Dress Shields, 330, 35 nud 40c, per pair, Dull Jet Hair Pins, 10c. per dozen. Bright Jet Hat Pins, 10c. per dozen. White Hat Pins, 10c. per dozen, card, ize. nickel plated, will not - Per gross. ‘Miles’ small size, nickel plated, Se. enrd. Large size Safety Pins at proportionately low prices, Darning Needles, 2 for lc. King’s Bastin —— 500 yards, Sc. spool, ‘Taffeta Ribbon: c Curling Trous, st 29, 33 and 87c., best qualities. J. N. Leonard's Best Spoo! Silk, in ail the new color- ings, 50-yard spools, 5c. ‘Taps Measures, 5c. each, Improved Tracing Whee! Hemingway's Crochet Si Florence Knitting Silk, only 28e. ball. Cordicelli Wash Silk, 3c. per spool, all colors, Meming way’s Felling Silk, 2skeims for 5c. Japan Floss, 4c. per skein. Cordicelli Rope Silk, Sc. a skein, or 40c. per dozen Spool, in all conceivable Cordicelli Waste Silk for patch work, 1 oz. boxes Be. Tux Stax has faith that when Congrese comes to know fully the facts it will amend this/ measure in the public interest. If ¢ does wot, the fact will not alter in the le Srar’s conviction of ‘ts duty to and its sitisfaction that duty. It vastly prefers to be defeated whi! fighting with ail its might for the welfare of | of this community than to be suc-/| the corporation uniform and brand in the; it to the rail- has performed thi ranks of the He: road army. oo The people of Washington have ev: sition to be liveral with railroads. The assented to the gift to these corpo: free transit over the public streets, and to the loan of the city’s largest park as a station site. They have never opposed the roads except when the latfer were guilty of lawless and in- jarious acts, and they have never themselves stepped outside of the law in this opposition. When unlawfully injured, they have appealed to the courts for protection, and have exercised | the rigkt of petition to the legislative body, just as other citizens of the republic do when damaged either by a corporate or individual lawbreaker. They want additional railroads, the more the better. ‘They want the existing roads and others which will come in the future to be supplied with ample freight facilities. and they favor the grant of a limited power of condemnation, substantially proposed in the Atkinson bill. They would not oppose the grant to the Baltimore and Po- tomac of the nomerous small reservations now cecupied by it illegally, as proposed by the first section of the Atkinson bill, if compensation | therefor in the shape of improvements were offered by the road. They want the mall to be cleared of tracks, and if Congress will not con- sent to that they want 6th street relieved and the tracks on the mall completely covered. They especially want as many as possible of the death-trap grade crossings to be removed. with a corresponding reduction in railroad manslaughter. They ask these things in con- nection with the grants to the road proposed by the Aticinson bill, being convinced that the passage of this measure unamended will give away for nothing the concessions which should be the price of public relief, and will amount toa final denial of all the people's requests. Whit is there illiberal. or unprogressive or un- reasonable in this position? ———@6e The spunky Newfoundlande fire on the French if they per: withia shore limits. They do not dispute the treaty rights of F Ithough smarting der the advantages given by treaty to French . but they claim that those rights do rages that have been committed. foundiand people most | sturdy of th ‘hern colonistsof English } ent. They held out against confederation h the other colonies, desiring to preserve | purpose to in fishing nee, are des: their local freedom, and now they refuse to let the French depr m of all privil what is called the French coast. should buy up th French, for it stands to reason that no self- specting people w lure as a perpetual thing to h £3 go into their territory and exclude their ewa people from any busi- ness pursuit. — + The New York Chamber of Commerce, repre- senting interests supposed to be hostile to the improvement of the Mississippi river, | strongly endorsed the levee association's | efforts, and appointed a committee composed | of the most noved and substantial members to | call upon Congress and the President, The! latter has been heretofore outspoken in oppo- sition to the pr vision of levees by the general government. ‘Ihe movement to place the im- provement entir-ly under the control of the general govern -nt has been greatly strength- ened by the suport rendered to it by such men as Chau M. Depew, Cornelius Bliss, A. K. Thurber ar 1 others. and the endorse- ment of so powert i! a commercial body as that which they represe at. aes eo Who shall provid against the uncertainties of the jaw when uch a lawyer as Samuel J. Tilden, assisted by another eminent lawyer named Carter—both making probate matters | their specialty—fail t»write will which the | courts will let stand? the lesson of Mr. Tilden’s failure is that rich men shouid establish libraries and do other vets of public utility in their lifetime. and no: leave the things to be done by heirs under the uucertain compulsion of the law. ‘oreig’ has | uct heroes as Gen. Jack- | La Fayette can endure to staud im brazen silence in line with the White House and each other in the jeafy months, what will ydowhen the wild winter wind sweeps ghostlike through the park and nota ieat is left to conceal i ties of collocation? - =——____ New York scems to be trying honestly to put some of her Napoleons of fi1ance where they will do the most good—in the state prison. But it isa colossal job, in porforming which she bas the sympathy as well as the praise of the public. ee It is to be hoped the Presiden: will not ina moment of thoughtlessuess drop a hook and lime over the vessel's side tomorrow as she rocks idly on the waves of the blue Chesapeake. ——— + The census so far indicates that the women far exceed the men in numbers, For Superin- tendent Porter states that the majority of ob- jections to the queetions are made to the one | Fespecting age. - ae oe ‘The farmers of South Dakota have organized ito a party to be called “Indepeudent.” That's Bone Collar Buttons, 10c. doz, alone piece. + Dress Fac‘ng in all desirable colors, 12c, a yard, Clark's O.N.T. Spool Cottou, 4c. a spool. Barbour's 1 Thread, 7c. a spool. C.B. Darning Cotton, 3 balls for L0e. Dexter i Cotton, 8c. a ball, Dorcas Darning Cotton on Cards, le. per card,or 5c. for six cards. Eureka Excelsior, best quality Skirt Braid, full measure, Se. pice HEADQUARTERS FOR TOOTH BRUSHES. Fuily 1,000 Elegant Tooth Brushes at 5c. Asplendid line of Tooth Brushes at 10c., 12c. and . each, good values, Fine quality English Brushes at BURY RRR cco OH OH B ROR G HOR tes “wd ORR GSS OO at BBR R ak Be, RR tik BEB RRR O O 225 BBER OO. m3 BBB OK R 000 = 27-420, 422, 424, 496 SEVENTH STREET. f CHALLIES, FROM THE PIECE, 2c: red Lawis.froin the piece, Sc. ; Audroscosaity Cotton. 67c. Cau’ only ve had” at’ KAUF MAN'S Douvle Combination Stores, 11th st. se. Clearing sale. Je7-Bt FPYRUNK Di NEED OF a Trunk? If so, All sizes and atyies im atock. Turne Mesr Aways be in every city one shoe store in which canbe found everything at all likely to be wanted in that city. There are 3 wreat many kinds of shoes which are only in sl ght demand, yet are much wanted by those who need them. Tae smaller stores cannot afford tucarry slow se!ling shoes, and the sale of these “odd styles” is cen- tered in the one leading store, such as REBL vu RER ae = 888s, BB KR r bate Sy Eun kre 'SSg BBB RE 1 SaaS = LADIFS' RUSSETT OXFORDS, WITH SPRING HEELS, $2.50, BUITON BOOTS, $3.00. CHILDREN'S “CORSET” SHOES AND HIGH-COUNTER SHOES FOR WEAK ANKLES, $1.50 AND 81.75, BOYS’ OXFORDS, WITH HEELS, $2.00, $2.50 AND LADIES’ OXFORDS, WITH WELT SOLES, 83.50. ALTHUR LURT & CQ, eT asl F sr NW Pi 2sOE NeTIcE THAT w sell or lease our hi the eure fixtures, ax 2 READY TO stores and sell EPARTMENT — PRI . yard; Fine India J Ladies’ Waists, ove. Auways Reapy. NOTWITHSTANDING THE FACT THAT OUR BUSINESS FOR THE PAST WEEK HAS BEEN THE LAMGEST WE EVER HAD, WE ARE AS FULLY PREPARED TODAY AS BEFOKE THE RUSH 10 SUP- PLY YOU WITH A CHOICE SELECTION OF NOBBY, STYLISH, GARMENTS FOR SUMMER WEAR, OUR STOCK OF SERGES AND THIN CASSIMERES AND CHEVIOTS HAS HAD QUITE A NUMBER OF NEW PATTERNS ADDED, AND THE SIZES THAT WERE BROKEN HAVE ALL BEEN FILLED, sO THE STOCK IS AS COMPLETE AS EVER. AND REMEMBEK THAT OUR Goops ARE SOLD AT FIRST AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. THEY ARE NOT MARKED WAY UP IN ORDER TO PRO- VIDE FOR A FUTURE CUT-RATE SALE, ROBINSON, PARKER & 0). RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, | _s7-20 219 SEVENTH ST. N.W, | Boxe, Saul ox us AND SECURE ONE. Oi those Sve, Straw Hate, which we offer for one w 745 and 747 Sth |™2 Ds 408. H MOORE, Practice limited to the treatment of Rhe | peiatica, Neuralgia, formitice, Stomach sud Live ters. | Mechan- | teal Massage, kiectric oy bal" Baths, Dict wiven scieutifcally. © ‘lacs wr . near 10th st., Washington ity ty fot Sprivus, Ark. _ Ark. what the farmers are getting to be lately. Lin pth pul — and De- Bey Banearss = IN FURNITURE Qur Furniture Devartment is overcrowded. We are carry: ne woo much stock for thie thee of year and are determined to reduce ‘In order to do so have CUT PRICES fally 20 per cent. If youneed Furniture now is your OPPORTUNITY. Call and see OUR BARGAINS before buying elsewhere. és SPECT. BARGAINS we quote an Elegant 5- Parlor Suites covered iy rilk yiueh of tapestry, ai 50; former price ico at: Extra Fine Sulte, olstered in c Ik plush, reduced S110. There suit eda qos and can uot be bought elsewhere at the prices quo ANOTHER SPECTAL BARGAIN is a Very Hand- S-piece Solid Oak Chamber Sut ntiqne rapt or 1Gth century finish ; large dresser, beveled Kiuss. : Finest iu the market and caunot be duj eaten, o2 Rockers to mate! Weare showing a large stock of Sideloards, newest ate trane yin $20 t0 Pony ote in mead of sic aii article would do well to examine them, Our assortment of BABY CARRIAGES is the finest and most compiete ever shown in this city; allatyles and desicus. From 64.80 up to $30. SPECIAL ATTENTION ig called to one offered at $15, which is the best Car- riage eve! for the price. ‘Also Wour 84.80 curriage. Cheapest in the market, Full line of i KEFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS, from #5 up; all atyles and woods. Exauine those on the dry-air principle, In addition to the above we are offering the CURTAIN, i aise and CARPET DEPARTMENTS. Soe our Bargains iu Mattings. Reduction of fuily 26 per cent. in If you need anything in the way of FUKNILUKE, CARPETS, UPHOTSTERY GOODS, CURTAINS, DRAPERIES or WALL PAPERS, callon us. SULIUS 1 abelian hand F sta, NE MOST OF OUR CHEAP GOODS HAVE BEI sold inour Shoe Department. In Ladies’ and Gents’ wear we are now offe fine goods at jast Ladies’ Fine Hand-turne 9, and Men's soid at &. jouble Combustion, 118i se W NN Ir No uoN KK L KK L KK KK 3 K K BOSTON VARIETY STORE, Whether your vacation is to be spent by mountain, lake or sea, by inland stream or old ocean, you all in- tend to try your hand at fishing. None but savages make theic own tackle, so the question arises where to buy the best, cheapest and most practical outfit, The statements below answer the question, B-Joint Roa... 3-Joint Rod, reel band. ‘3-Joint Bamboo Rod. 3-Joint Ash Rod, nickel mounted. 4-joint Rod, reel band. 4-joint Rod, full brass mounted, 4-Joiat Rod, extra tip, in hollow Lutt. ¥-Joint Bamboo, nickel mounted. 3-joint Full Nickel Fly Rod. 5-Joint Trunk Rod...... 5-joint Trunk Rod, extra tip. 5-joint Trunk Rod, full nickel. 3-Joint Lancewood Bass Rod. 3-joint Lancewood Fly Rod. 4-Joint Laneewood, extra tip. B-Joint Bamboo, extra tip %-Joint Split Bamboo, extra tip... Mounted Lines Braided Linen Lines, Oiled Silk Lines. Reels, Sinkers, Floats, Hooks... +19, 10 82.49 +B SMITH & WARDWELL, Je7-topyd 705-707-709 Market Space. PENS FRENCH FLANNEL OUTING SHIRTS, Pye S200 was the iearing Sule Price, $1.49 14 i anal iy. Men's Cotton Doniet Ou ing Shirts, 5c: all sizes, KAUFMAN'S Double Combmation, 1241 aud 1243 11th st. 8. Je7-3t sey V ny Nor Save Your Freer You know,Ladies,how much trouble your feet really do give youin warm “IF YOU weather, Why not save them? How? Easy enouxh, Get soft, pliable, light WEAR Shoes, We have a reputation for such goods, and we'll give up Monday next SHOES especially to serving you as follows: At Ladies’ Extra-light Hand- THAT tured Button Boots, At $2, Ladies’ Feather-weight Don- gola, plain or patent tip, button, or “‘Coftin-toe,” Patent Tip, Hand-welt UNEASY Oxford Ties. At #1.50, Ladies’ Light and Easy ARE Low Ties of all kinds, THIS At #1.20, an extra value in Ladies’ Oxford Ties, SUMMER From 75e. to 82. you High or Low 0 wecan show 'TWILL asset Shoes, of any style, shape or color; easy, plia- BE ble, soft aud stylish, _— YOUR While Monday will be Ladies’ Day,’ it won't interferean atom with OWN our annual sale of Misses’ and Chil- dren's Low Shoes aud Slippers now in FAULT." progres: ready udvertised, Bring in the little folks and kill two birds with one stone, - — WM. HAIN & CO's RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, : 816 7TH ST. 5.W. 1922 PENN. AVE. N.W. it 231 PI AVE. S.E. Y¢. WILL FIND BA RG. AR Howse, and if the arti you want Is not adver. tines nl you willbe surpri cl the Hen —in pri: KAUFMAN > De 1243 T1th st. se, Wut Bz So Aas Don't fora moment imagine that such blessed cool zephyrs es visited uso. Friday afternoon will be of daily occurrence. Far from it, Before September 1 it will be as hot as it was, many, many times. If we look abead for you won't it pay you to look ahead for yourselves? - ‘We are giving some extra valucs in India Linens at 12ige. and 18c, and have some Satin Striped and Plaid at 123¢c. They're warm weather goods aud you'll need them, “Outing” Flannels at 10c. and 1214c., and some All- ‘wool Filling at 2c, a yard. A big vatiety of patterns, hens Sie not only serviceabis, but they are fashion- able. ‘Tn Mattings, we call it, we are offering some decided bargains at from $4 a roll upward. CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE.” Se7 o28 ‘7th at. and 706 K at. nw, EST CHEESE, ew ye. ; VIRGINIA CLARET, Jare bottle, ‘Home-made Grape poet tec: oe, bottle: pert bottie weet Cutawba, 2ve. Whisky, ‘blackberry Wine, boinc: mide frou pt -lm* U'HARE’S Grocery, 1245 7th at.*a.w. beasts. OTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, Having leased for a term of years the Potomac Blue Stone teow G. Vand-rwerken, am to furnish Building Stone ior wails: and lnoken Siune for coucrst hiring two stone crushers, in Creck Caual and U st. Orders Will receive proiapt cttentiun: No, 3228 Water st., Georgetowst. spon 16 | tt ay S ALL OVER OUR | shirt Waists, TRASBURGER'S ) BARGAIN SALE Of Drapery Nets and other Light-weiht Dress Fabrics for summer wear. Silk Net, figured or plain, usual price @1 s yard. Bargain price 73c. HeayierNets,regnlar price $1.25, in figured, striped and plain. Bargain price 9c. Still better quality, worth $1.50, Bargain price 81.23 a yard. 40-inch Str'pe Mohair, in Black and White, prettier than Summer Silk and more than double the width; handsome xoods for 75c. a yard. Pargain price 60c. All colors China Silks, cheap at 50c. Bargain price 300. a yerd, 6Se, Black Chins Silks with White Figures, Bar- gain price 49c. a yard. 40¢c. French Gingham, new andchoice designs, Bar- gain price 25c, a yard. 50 different desigus of Imitation China Silks, Cream and White Grouuds, with Blue, Ked, Pink, Lavender and other colcr fiynres. Bargain price 15c. a yard. 12340. Challies. Bargain price 6%(c. a yard, 12Mc. Outing Cioth. Bargain price 9c, 18c. Ginghams, Barvain price 12%yc. Best French Seteens, choice designs, worth 35c. Bargain pric Greatly reduced prices on all Sun Uinbrellas and Parasols, STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK S10RES, 404 and 406 7th st. mw. A Bavsze To — be Per FKE RRR coe 3 2 ss 3 RRR ¥ = PPP ER RK RRE, Ss, e fk ge R e kee KR RR How many times have you said “It makes me warm ai still keep rivht on stirring up the sleep. ing zephyrs of a suminer’s day? You will fan just as lou It eomes eed acural.” What Wusinz? No wonder it magnifies ou wieid some of the heavy’ ys thatare linzed tovether | and ¢ dginent must be lint You only want a miid breeze—you are Lot Deckoniux for a tornado, How about FEA THES They muke good Fun € uave the: Know of anyth 1 this seuso: CK from ne lighter? ery popu Toe. to S10— in Bi ov and &) next—BLACK. in and decorated from 81 to $4 A really beautiful ¢ nishing tLe resting p) vlets—# 10, Sati ng is a BLACK GAUZE fur- for bouquets of pansies or ¥: iunaxos of beonia leaves—each leaf a fold of donwilded sticks, Novel—$ D GAL * Plain or embellisived—#1 to ‘Lace Edye—and decorated b FANCY GAUZE—gilt « BRON N ED GAUZE— $3 ia ai 90-80. m aud WHITE SATIN—piain or fancy—1 GuEEN LEA ES—mounted on wilt sticks It seems as if the more “curious” the desix atudied the colori on the JAPANESe TANS tho nore attractive thes We have some of the most Krote CLOTH FAN Black of White—81, SILK MOURNING FANS-# . We will Just. venture the sescrtion you never saw Detter qualities—tustier desixus—ch. Jow cost is never a drawback to a purchase—and in thts you wet lots of air and comfort at a very siuaid outlay, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. it Wu. H. MK EWS Dany Lert. SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1890, Monday, Jnne 9, will begin the second week of our “June Keduction sale.” That you appreciate buying goods at Jess than regular pricex has been evi- enced by the rapid manner in which the advertised lots have been sold the past week. It has been oue of the largest week's sales of any previons dune. We propose to hold your attention to this “June Keduction Sale” all the mouth. Best opportunity of the sea- son to buy at a saving. Silk Gloves and Mitts reduced. Ladies’ Summer Underwear reduced, Ladies’ Faucy Hose reduced. Ladies’ Traveling Cloaks reduced. Children’s White and Wool Suits re- duced. Children’s Reefers reduced. If you are down town Mouday stop in and look arowud, WM. H. McKNEW (Successor to R, H. Taylor), 953 Peuusyivanis ave. n.w. Suvsrer & So NS, 919 PENN. AVE, WE HAVE A LARGE LOT OF DRAPERIE ‘ETS WHICH WiLL BE MARKED VERY HEAP IF YOU NEED SUCH A DRESS IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE THIS LOT. ALSO TWO HUNDRED PIECES OF GENU- INE SCOTCH GI MONG THEM A LOT OF FIFTY ‘OR THE LOW PRICE OF FIFTEEN CENT. GENUINE IMPORTED GOObs, WHITE GOODS, BLACK GOODS, SILK GOODS, COTTON GUODS, ALL KINDS OF DRY GOobs, W. M. SHUSTER & SONS, ONE PRICE, To Ker Coon Ger A Fur ‘NEL SUIT. BLAZERS, CAPS, TIES, BE SASHES. 3 IGEE SHIRTS, Ke. STRAW HATS, HIGH CASSIMERE AND DERBY HATS. STINEMETZ & SON 1237 Pa. ave. 413 13th st. my10-3m Jouxsos & Lerrusin SWEFPING REDUCTIONS. Our 20 and 25c. Challies now 15 and 18c.; 30c. Chatlies, extra wide, now All-wool wide Challies G0c., now 50c. Will be inon Monday, 45 pieces all new styles, 1c. were 18e. Rilke are sellin KcOds 40c. ; # 504 A full stock of Outing Shirts for genticamen and boys. 0 up to Odd lot Parasols at hulf price to close ou A full stock of Underwear at popular pri ch Pongees, Our China Figured reely at the reduced pries. 30c. 3. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, eT 713 Market £p.ce, Important To Traverens. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. ALL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES IN THEIR STOCK INDIS- PENSABLE TO THOSE LEAVING TOWN FUR THE SUMMER: TRAVELING BAGS—ALL SIZES—IN RUSSIA, ALLIGATOR AND SEAL, WITH ‘CONVENIENT AND NOVEL F£ASTEN- INnGs. LETYER, CARD AND PHOTOGRAPH CASES. POCKET BOOKS, PURSES AND CHATE- LAIN BAGS, SILVER AND PLATED .FLASKS, TRAVELING INK STANDS AND SEALS, POCKET KNIVES AND MIRKORS. SOAP BOXES, SHAVING BRUSHES AND EVERY VARIETY OF TOILET ARTICLES. UMBRELLAS AND UMBRELLA STRAPS, CANES AND RIDING CROPS, TO AVOLD INCONVENIENCE AND PROBAKLE LOSS WE SUGGEST TO Go HAVING VALUABLE JEWELS (E PROPRIETY OF HAVING THEIR ’ SETTINGS EXAMINED AND MADE SE- CURE, AS WELL AS THAT THEIR WarcHes AND JEWELRY ARE IN THOROUGH ORDER BEFORE LEAVING _-_ TOWN PUR THE SUMMER. 4e6-tr MAT ORES_GRORGE MM. CARLISLE, 3. 330 ag LU} ee ball. Seebens' FS aoe a OS al ae removed. i Aton Rie iivtccrsiee )Gat (wenstor's How.) miam" Dp. ¢c.. SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1890—TWELVE PAGES. Gestizewes Wax Arrarcute Tins, None of our Neglige Shirts are trashy. Here is our cheapest Shirt.Imftation Madras ;silk stitched through- out; Reinforced Collar Bands, which insures a perfect- setting collar; silk stripes in same colors and styles 28 shown in $3.50 Shirts; all sizes; guaranteed non- shrinkable and perfect fitting. Flannel and Silk Windsor Scarfs to match the shirts. Also Lawn Tennis, Bicycling and Full-dress Belts of every description, at prices proportionately low. per. A BSS AE ATS P ava Yun 2°4 Sus8 RRR 00 ¥ A RR 00 $ 24& bu’ Ladies, Misses, Boys and Children will pe inter. ested in the Shirt-waist Faufly—Vassar Shirts, Derby Waiste and Blouses for the ladies and the Shirt-waist proper for children, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Wetails below.) 5 Ceresraten Simm Wasrs. Tho price list below is an unfair index to the atock— it doesn’t tell of the variety or beauty of the Palais Royal's specialties for 1890. But what more can we do here than give a price liat “THE CHAMPION” SHIRT WAISTS, Prices 25, 50 and 75 cents. In size for children and ladies’ wear. Made of Per- cale and Oxford Cloth; the coliars with the patent re- inforcement, making them set without a wrinkle, “THE CHAMPION” FLANNEL WAISTS, Prices 39, 50, 68, 75, 98c.,31.15, $1.48, 81.68, ‘These are aiso made in blouse style. All sizes. The priced are cotton mixed, those at 98 cents and upward of best E: “THE LITTLE LORD” WAISTS. Prices 50 and 75 cents. This make isshown in pereale and flannel. “The Littie Lord tion for style, fit and fiuish that is rapidly brining it to the fore, It's a new but growing favorite, “LHE ACME" SHIRT WAISTS, Prices 50 aud 75 cents, “The Acmo of Perfection,” says the maker, and the expression is justifiable, for we find we never haves complaint from those who try them. Besides the Iatest styles in colored French Percale we show them in White with pleated fronts, Many Indies are buying them because they are so much like the Vassar Shirta, “THE KING” SHIRT WAISTS, Prices $1, $1.35, 2148, $1.98. This is the favorite of the mothers of New York and Brooklyn. The pateut butions are warranted not to break or corrode—if they do a new Waist given. ‘the variety of styles, the fit, the qualities of materials could not be better. The King is king of Shirt Waists, THE LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY WAISTS. Prices $1.48 and 81.98, These are for little boys from three to six yearsof aye, Bufited to the linen collar,cutfs and pleated front, ‘THE PALAIS ROYaL. _(Continued below.) _ Lars ¥ FuwaiG Or Au Au. Roca VASSAR SHIR The materials: White Linen, Colored French Percale. The price: $1.25 up to $2. ‘The styles: Pleated, plain and embroidered bosoms, standyny and turn-over collar and cuff Ladies inti- mate that our prices are very_moderate by constantly sending their friends here. The lance business we are doing enables large purchases, ad thus an unusually variety. Itis the unusuaily large variety with the unusually little prices that is the Palais Royal to be so often quoted in couuection with Vassar Shirt INDIA LINEN VASSAR BLOUSES—Two yearsago ‘we made a specialty of these garments and today have the reputation of the best-fitting blouses in town, Why shouldn't we write when we are told so daily? These Sacques and Blouses are trimmed with superior qual- ity embroideries and laces, materials. that will wash and look as good as new. ‘The price-list teils you of the variety when we re- mind you we are showing dozen and more styles at : 1.48, 41.68, : 3.68, 83.98, £4.68, 84.98, £5.68, 86.68," The $6.68 Sacques are really Dotter value than the $1 garments, MADRAS CLOTH VASSAR SHIRTS—The popular material for summer wear, made up with turn-over collars and cuffs. A-special bargain are those of c-eam ground with colored silk stripes for only $2 WAsH SILK VASSAR SHIR TS—These are shown in very beautifal color combinations and only 83.75 each. OUTING CLOTH BLOUSES—Sailor collar and cuffs, Lace fronts. Same designs and colors as in the expeu- sive Freuch Flaunel Blouses, Reduced from $1.25 to & THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Svrcruat Sate Duss Goons, Some of the new D.ess Goods are extra values, espe- cially the Silks for the foundation of Black Lace Dresses, 1 piece 18-inch Black Satin, 35c.; worth 50c. 1 pieve 24-uch Black Satin, worth 8c. 1 piece 19-inch Black Surah, 68, ; worth 75: 1 piece 24-inch Black Surah, $1; worth # 1 p.ece "20-inch Black Rhadagie, 73e.; worth 1 piece 20-inch Black Faille, 7c. ; worth @1. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Bureatys Ts Brack Laces You have only to see these Laces to know we are Justified in the use of the word BARGAINS, 42-inch Diack Silk Chantilly Lacs Fiouncings, Prices $1.50, $1.68, 81.75, 3, 83.75 It \s easy to value the low-priced yoods, and you will at once see we are offering $1.25 quality Flouncings for 95 cents a yard, ‘That the hisher-pric equaily as good bargains will be shown by Vestixution. 48-INCH BLACK LACE DRAPERY NETS. ‘The following are quoted us extra zv0d qualities at A Laces are poper in- tripes aud Polka Dots, (Tosca Ne , Polka Dota, 5 yard—Chantilly, Stripes and Polka Dota, ard—La Toseu, lattic k pattern, $1.35 yard—La Tosca, open-work stripes, €1.50 yard—Chantilly, block and floral designs, 21.60 yard—Chantitly, cobwel-like design, $1.68 yard—La Tosca, very tine mesh. THE PALAIS ROYAL, 80c, yard—Pi: 89¢ (Continued below.) CENTS A YARD. 19-inch wide, plain edge, so they don't have to be hemmed. Colors—Nile, Pink, Cream, White, Light Blue, Shrimp, Lavender, Yellow, Lilac, Orange. Apple Green. Cardinal, Scarlet, Navy, Brown, &c, Quality of silk that usually brings 98c. a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Durss Goons You Reovme. ‘That our cash busizess enables less profits than are necessary to the credit merchants is illustrated in OUTING CLOTHS. We sell Outing Cloths for 1234 cents a yard that cost us 1034 cents, aud therefore of- fer better quality than xivey ty those who pay only Sor 9 cents wholesa! SCOTCH GINGHAMS at 25 cents. Full 30 inches wide, checks, plaids and stripes in scarce colors, PLAIN CHAMBRAYS, scarce shades, 25c. yard, DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at 12% cents, Plain col- ors, plaids and stripes. Ouly too good an iuitation of the imported. CHALLIES at 18¢, ayard. Imported, not domestic, Partly wool, not all cotton, Cream oud dark grounds with the correct large fizures, WOOL DRESS GOODS.—New lot just opened of Cream and White Senses, Nun's Ve:ling, Albatross, at 5Ucentsayard. Extra quality Serge and Mohair at G8 cents and a superb quality of Ladies’ Cloth, 45 inches wide, at 08 cents a yard. DKESS TRIMMINGS.—Goid and Silver Trimmings from’a few cents to several dollarea yard. A variety THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below, Ware Duess Goons AND EMBKOIDERIES, ‘The window display will tell you about the Em- broideries. The White Dress Goods offered at these Prices also deserve your notice. Dotted and Figured Swiss, 25, 35, 40c, Colored Dotted Swiss, 30 and 3c. Bulgaria Lawn, 10, 20, 254 80. 35, 380, Indis Linen, 12, 16, 20, 2%, 25, 39, 40e. Persian Lawn, 16, 20, 22, 25, 180, 35¢. Nainsock—checka and stripes—10, 1236 14, 16,20 22, 25e. w yard. Pique, 15, 18, 20, 22, 25¢. a yatd. Dimity-checks aud stripes—20, 3c. a yard. OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, OR 11TH AND F STS NW. Sarcavay, Jose 7, 1890. ATTRACTIONS IN OUR SILK DE- PARTMENT.—We have just received Rew line of Checked French Surahs, in combinations of Oid Rose-and-white, Navy-and-Candival, Sappho-and-Salmon and Garnet-and-Salmon, which we are offering at the exceedingly low price of 0c. per yard. ‘We have added to our stock of 50e., ‘China Silks some light cround effects and Persian designs. These will no doubt receive favorable erigicism. Only 50c, per yard. 24-inch Ivory Shanghai Silk. Only G0c. per yard. 20-inch Fancy Striped Surah and Armure. Only 6c. per yant. @3-inch Heavy Biack Canton Silk, 7S. per yard, inch Heavy Black Surah, pure dye, Only 75e. per yard. 28-inch Black Japanese Silk, French aye. (First floor: aunex.) FLANNEL SUILTS REDUCED,—We French dye. Only Ouly 81 pez yard. reduced the price on # line of Cream White Flannel Shirts and closed them out intwo days. We bave another line, next best grade, and in order to sell then: just as quiek have reduced the price. They were made by Grant, Sum- merville & Co. Glasgow, Scotland, rum in sizes from 14 to 103% Reduced te 1.50 each. Men's Department, 1013 F st.) SUMMER DRAPERIES REDUCED.— Our stock of 40-inch Summer Draperies is too large :bence the followiug extra ordinary reduction: They are excellent mew goods aud have been selling for 10c, ber yard, Monday they go on sale at 7c, @ourth floor.) TWO REDUCTIONS IN THE GING HAM DEPARTMENT —In order to closo . out several odds and ends of Ginghams we have reduced about 100 pieces from 10c, and 123gc. to Se. per yard. These ‘re in attractive Stripes, Checks, &c, 50 pieces of fine American Challies; allcotton, soft finish; bright and fast colors, Reduced to 7c. per yard. We are also offering with the above about 30 pieces Extra Fine Z-phyrGing- hams, in Green and Brown, with fancy borders. Only 8c. pez yard, @econd floor.) FIGURED SILKS FOR DRAPERIES. Ladies'oosing for Figured Silks forman- tel, table, picture or bed drapery will find in our Art Department the best woods ever shown forthe purpose. The desisus are artistic, colors softly biended, good quality aud width, The Florentine Silks make the most desirable bed covers for summer, being ght and cool. These spreads are made up with- out an iuterlining and are easily fash- foned, the prices charged for silk be- ing so low that the cost of a handsome Silk Spread, silk lined, is only 86.40, (Second floor; annex.) MORE COUNTERPANES.—The line of sizes of the popular Allendale Counter- Panes is axain complete, They are,with- ‘out exception, the lightest and most dur- able Summer Coun‘erpane that we have ever offered. Six-quarter, G5e, each. 90c, cach, Exght-quarter. ‘Ten-quarter. $1 each, ‘Twelve-quarier. $1.25 each, BLANKET DEPARTMENT.—100 Ro- man Silk Blaukets, in al! the choice e+ (Fourth floor. rings. Only 82.50 each, We are showiug the only complete line of Steamer Shawis and Traveling Rugs to be found in this city. $3 to 87.50 cach, With fringe. $5 to $18 each, (Fourth floor FOUR VALUES IN PARASOLS.— Ladies’ 22-inch Striped Perasols, in Blue and White, Black and White, Bluy and Yeliow, Gray aud White and Disck and Yellow. Only $3 each. Ladies’ 22-inch Parasols in Blue, Gray, Red, Brown and Black, with stripes of Whit, Only 23.50 each. Au clegant line of Ladies’ Ponzce Para- sols, with lining of Silk, in Shell Pink, ‘Shaded Red and Self; lacetrimmed. $4 Without fringe. each, We are also showing 3 chosper tine of Pongee Parasols at ouly 82.50 each, (First floor.) YANKEE NOYIONS.—100 Hairpins inabox. Se. Linen Corset Lacers, 3 yards long. 3c, Curling Irous. 0c. English Pins. 3 books for 25e. L.C. Corset Steels, 200, (First floor, rear.) JEWELRY.—1,000 Lace Pins, in all styles Se. each. Black Bead Bracelets, 58c, and Tic. per pair. Black and Gold Bead Bracelets. $2 per pair. Plain Black Boad Necklaces. 50c. and 62c.each, Oxidized Silver Chatelain Shopping ‘List, with peneil attached. $2 each, ‘We are also showing & large variety of Studs, Cuff Buttons, Scart Kings, &c., at Side-band Novelties—30 to 40 inches wide—12%, reasovabie prices, 15, 17, 20, 25, Bde. a yard. os €2" The large business we are doing causes daily _ anne in remnants of Embroideries and White — — ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, A. LISNER, Corner 12th st, and Pa, ave, 7 eT Corner 11th and F stanw $1.98—Waar Or I —Rraoi ‘Have you any ides whats “loud call" @1.98 makes imour Shoe Department? Ladies, we are talking te Fou Row, We have about twodozen styles of Ladies Oxford Tiesthis season's patterns —novelties that Dave set feminine appreciation fluttering ——been s@il- ing them at $2.50, 2.75 and @3—Marked—just be- (Cause We WARt to—$1.98, We'll describe half of them ‘to you and you can see the others when you come im. Brown Suede, Patent Tan Suede Oxford—Gros Leather Tips and Trum- Grain Crom Bare—Puil tuinws-Full French Heels French Heels—Suede Com Suede Covered, ered. EITHER ONE, @1.98. Russian Seni Oa- Russian Seal Oxford= ford — Patent Leather with Iniaid Tan Sucde— Vamp—French Heela, French Common Sense Heels Plain aad ‘Tipped Toes. EITHER ONE, @1.08 Russian Leather Oxford — Fren: Kid Oxford=— —inlaid with Tan Up- Patent LeatherTrimasd Aressed Kid-Paten —Pull French Heels Leather Quarters — High French Heels, EITHER ONE, 61.98 French Kid Oxford— Brown Goat Russet Ox- Common Sense Heel— font—Tan Goat Russet Om Patent Leather Tipped, —ford—Coffee Goat Russet Oxford ANY ONE, And adoren more besides. If this was el stock this price wouldn't be surprising. If ‘twas ont of season—you might be expecting it, But the LATEST. NOVELTIES-NOW-—WHEN YOURE WANTING— make them “double-loaded” bargains, GUARANTEED BY US—as usual. We've YOUR size NUW—may not have tna woek, ‘We'd get fitted this evening yet—or surely on Monday if wo were you, SAKS AND COMPANY, LADIES’ FINE FOOTWEAR, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 7 STREET, aA U U MM MM > gts aa tb OU MMMM © AA U U MMMM aa UU RBM a3 ery POPULAR SHOPPING PLAGB, SEVENTH STREET. rre A Fr AA reo A + AAA a AA - AN ELEGANT FAN BARGAIN, All-inen Fan, handsome desivns, silver or gilt ck, for which Svc. ts the price all over, our price. ‘The best Fan ever offered in Washingtom for the money All Eindyof Fans in stock from the CHEAPEST TO THE BEST. E " L £ ss, Kon FS ss® endless variety. from 4fc. up. Belt . Leather He. 10 82 Which iucaus hundreds of styice to select from at the LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. ‘Trust Prices have cone into effect. On our newt order of Books we will be cblived to pay the advance, AL present we are selliux Books BELOW THE TRUST'S WHOLESALE PRICES. An Elegant @pportunity for BOOK BUYERS TO SAVE MONEY. You're not likely to get the chance agaim, Cali or send for CUT-PRICE LisT, Sale enc JUNE 2 THE GREATEST BOOK WONDER or THE YEAR. ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANNICA. IDENTICAL WITH |THE LATEST EDINBUKGR pITION.. sold in Westingron at Wwe ary th sole agents for tis edition, titend to suber. ibe we'd advise you to call ai ce, as they ure beng rayidly taken you will coe sabetied that this set te what we Peprescut It to be, we offer iS FIKAT VOLUME ONLY FOR 60c., any OONTKACT cn your part te i vowueR. . ritited On «00d paper.cood type, MENT OK AbBKEVIATION, Contatwe all the tilusteations, taba, indeses and 6b= indexes of the latest edition, THE ONLY AMERICAN REPRINT HAVING ALL THE MAKGINAL KEFEKENCES, ee A EE RT Pop 2A u u MMA M ss ies 24 “ou MMM ad POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 6 ‘77M STREET. Cass On Crenrs. We will sell you # Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUB FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces, for #17 casi: or 818 on credit. We will sell you a 7-piece PARLOK SUITE, solid waluut franes, upholstered im the best hair cloth, for 2% cash: or $30 on credit. We will sell you a 7-slece PARLOR SUITE, solid walnut frames, upholstered in plush, combination colors, for @28 cash or $30 on credit. We will sell youa good WIKE-WOVEN BED SPRING “2% eash OF @2 50 on credit. ‘We will sell you a good quality BRUSSELS CARPET fur G0c. per yard cash or GSe. per yard ou credit. We will sell you good INGKAIN CARPET for 350, per yard cash or 40c. per yard cn credit. We Sew and Lay all CAKPETS Free of Cost aud ée not charge for the waste in watching fyrures, We will sell all CARPETS, MAITINGS AND OIf- CLOTHS on Gredit at an advance of & cents per yard ‘on the lowest cash price. EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken on all credit sales, end uo notes required. CASH DISCOUNT allowed oz ali accounts settled sm ‘30 daya, P. GROGAN, det-3m 739 and 741 7th st ow, Sruxe Axo Seam Hits IN CASSIMEKE, DEKBIES AND STRAWS. ‘DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS. Sth Avenue Stylea, BOYS’ end MISSES’ STRAWS at 30c., 75e, 61.00 cod upward. ‘MEN'S STRAW HATS at 50c. and apward. ‘Alarge lot of GENUINE MACKINAW STRAWS at $1.00, worth $2.00, $¥.50 and £3.00. WILLETT & RUOFF, my20-3m 905 Tennsylvanis ave, _ =” —-