Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1890, Page 4

THE a EVENING STAR WASHINGTON ' A Dc witntbense ¢ ~ JUNE 11, 18909 THE EVENING WASHINGTO WEDYVESDAY ... -.. Jaume 11, 1890, CROSBY s. NOLES. . Battor, ENING STAR has the fullest Local ion of any Newspaper in the World, Both houses of Congress have now agreed to the conference report on the local post office site, and the building is to be erected on the square between € and D and 1ith and 12th streets, which stretches to the south side of the mue at ilth street. This action will be hailed by the people of Washington with a profound satisfaction, unaffected by past differ- ences of opinion im respect to the most desirable site; for a creditable and we! situated building assured in place of absolutely untit rented quarters, and the decision has been reached at a time when a re- turn to the deadlock and inaction of past years seemed almost inevital: Washington cannot appreciate too highly the intelligent and public spirited services of the members of the joint committee on public buildings and grounds, who by concessions have settled the differences | between the two honses, which have so long | deprived the capital of respectable post office | quarters. For €500.000, the amount suggested, an admirable post office building can be erected. It may be doubted, however, whether it will be found, when the plans and estimates come to be considered, that this amount will erect a credit- | able structure over the 50,000 feet of floor space required for post office purposes to a greater height than the one or two stories that the post oftice will need; and whether ina building costing this sum any considerable amount of room for “other government pur- poses” than those of the post office will be dis- | covered. If Congress determines to utilize to the full extent the property which it has de- cided to purchase, and provides the necessary | fands to erect a ma 3 structure covering the whole square, and pre- senting itself with fine architectural effect to the observer on the avenue. there will be abundant room, after accoinmodating the post | Office on the first floor, for “other government purpose: In the event that — this structure “3 built and applications for admission as co-tenants with the post- Office come to be in order, the Star will Venture to renew its suggestion that the offices | of the local District government will be most appropriately housed with the loca! post In pursuance of the wise contention of the | House separate provision is to be made for the general post office department, and the seme | Feasons which prevented the placing of the | depa and local office together should operate to prevent the latter from being put at | the mercy of any other more powerful co- | tenant who can oust it at pleasure They should at least operate in favor of selecting for accommodation from among the improperly housed branches of the government that one which will make the most appropriate co- tenant with the post « and which promises a joint occupation without wrangling or hos tile eacroachment on the part of either tenant. | Every one will admit that the rented quarters of the District build tirely unsuitable. The new structure on the avenue should bea local District building, containing va branches of the government dealing with loc affairs. It must not be understood, however, that the capital is disaatistied with the proposed appropriation for its post office and is greedily grasping for more. For this amount devoted | to this purpose it is profoundly and enthw ustically grateful. It is only in the evént that Congress of its own volition proposes to en- 2 the post eftice building for “other gov. «cument purposes” that the District government files its application for accommodation, a The Atkinson bill is not merely a harmless freight measure, not affecting materially the questions of the removal of grade crossings and the occupation of the mall. It legalizes and perpetuates surface tracks at points where the removal of these tracks andof the accom- panying grade crossings is sought. It anthor- izes the multiplication of such tracks at these points in the future. and the indefinite increase of the persons to whose interest it will be to retain these tracks on the surface. By confirming the illegal occupation of half a dozen smal! reservations without compensa- tion it establishes a principle which would rv der hopeless any attempt to shake its legal though theoretically temporary occupation ot | the mall. It gives away for nothing to the rail- road the concessions which ought tobe the price of public relief from some of the ls of | grade and the surface oceu- pation of the mall, and thus denies | this relief, It is reported as a settlement | of the railroad problem in preference to measures which include with the enlargement of the freight facilities treatment of the ques- tion of grade crossings and the occupation of reservations. Indorsement of it ia a refusal of them, and a perpetuation of the conditions which they seck to change. The Commis- sioners base their comments upon the bill on the express assumption that under it the rail- road is to be permitted to remain as now located, that is with surface tracks, and numerous | grade crossings, occupying the mall and other Feservations as well as certain streets. The bill carries with it that assumption and that con- clusion, and if it were adopted the railroad would be quick to give that construction and effect to it. on are e crossings —$—— Sergeant Dunn of the meteorological sery- ice—a prophet not without honor save in New Orieans and the lower Mississippi region—has discovered. or thinks he has, that the climatic changes noted during the lust two years are permanent modifications of our climate. He attributes them to irrigation in the far west, The result has been the passage farther north than formerly of the great winter storms, and this has drawn the warm air from the tropies | much farther north than has heretofore been | PPP. A cP) 2 PPP AA 1B AAA Pr aa RRR ROR RRR RR - RE = ‘We want to IMPRESS YOU tomorrow, so we won't | expect all visitors to be buyers. WE EXPECT | LOOKERS. Aud we shan't be surprised to learn that neany will seck our second floor for A RESTING | PLACE. Youare welcome to ice wat: r, a comfortable chair and if there isa breeze tomorrow you'll find it here, A dozen or more open windows facing south and west make this second floor of ours one of the coolest spots ii town. Bring the children, the baby, too. Every convenience for you and them. Of course this is not upalloyed unselfishness, We told you WE WANT TO IMPRESS YOU. If you call only to rest you can't but see whata stock of Ladies’ and Chil- dren's Goods are here. That's all we want, We build for the future as much aa for the present. THE PALAIS ROYAL, «(Continued below.) Toxornows 20 F, ‘toon Arrractioss You get to the second floor by elevator, which you'll find in passaze adjoining Glove Departiuent. SHIRT WAISTs.—For Ladies, at 83 instead of 98 cents, India Lawn Waists, box pleats, turnover collar andeuffs, One of the most popular makes for chil- dren is “The Little Lord.” Tomorrow we offer the ty French Fercale Waists for only 50 cents Nineteen styles of Black Jerseys with nd new style braidings, ONLY @2.95 EACH, several $3.50 styles in the lot, Choice of $3.08 Colored Jerseys FOR 82.48 and the @2.08 Jerseys FOR $1.68. ERS.—Cream and White Flannel Blazers with BLOUSES.—The following are special bargain Blouses of Outing Cloth, $1; Madrus, #168; Cream LOS; Wash Silk, ; French Flannel, Our celebrated $1.35 India Linen B.ouses for SUITS.—Ladies’ French Gingham Suits prettily trimmed with Embroidery reduced from 812 to $8. Also special Largaing im Misses’ and Children’s Ging- ham Suits, 10 YERCENT DISCOUNT.—10 per cent off the marked prices Ladies’ Traveling Ulsters, Jackets and Children’s Cloth and Woolen Suits, including the new Sailor aud Zouave styles, aiso at 10 per cent ic. Specialty Corsets for 49e. STAMPED GOODS.—25c. Stamped and Drawn Linen Splashers for 17c. Pillow Shams, 19 iustead WEAR.—The Skirts with breidery Flow marked $1 15-inch Em- yoke band and French back and for tomorrow $1.29 Our celebrated wed Freneh Corset Covers, O8c. instead of a3 iaity $1 Gown for tomorrow, 79¢. CHILDREN’S Gunnps of Linen Lawn, with em- Droidery trimming. Reduced trom $1.25 to 98e. SH" Wedon tapologize for stating that we quote special price: eday and demand regular price italegitimate method of adver- n advertisement that virtually puts in our patro pockets that a unt of money that makes the difference between the rezular and special prices, It’s wn advertisement wa can't afford continuously, 80 why apolovize? We ask your thanks and appreciation aud at least the silence of competitors whose style of business can'taford even temporary loss of profits, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) rarpers For Laps) W EAR. Style. Quality, Fit, scan these be told of on Paper? We don’t attemp Wrappers, 81.21 to $1.98 Gingham Wrappers, #1.68 to Figured Lawn Wrappers, 21.98 to 82.95, ary Cloth Wrappers, $1.68 to €L.98. India Liven Wrappers, $4.50, $6, $6.50, ¢ Ea Ask to see our $3.90 Wrappers and those at $10 of All-over Embroidery, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below) Ss Lswontant Srecur Sare oF LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S WHITE SUITS. In a quiet way we have been coliecting together our stock of White Suits, while devoting our advertising to White Dress Goods and Embroideries, We thought it wise to first push the sales of the Dress Materials end later the Suits, Having supplied a fair propertion Of the Indies of Washington with materials for White Dresses, we now propose to energetically push the sale of READY-MADE WIITE SUITS. We earnestly request inspection of our stock, feeling convineed the variety is as complete as i# possible, While the qualities for the prices are so superior that we already anticipate your favorable verdict, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) ir = Lars: Ware Scirs 23.50 TO 830 EACH. You'll at once concede to the Palais Royal the best Low-priced White Suits in town. ‘The quality of the India Linen and Embrotdery, the style, finish and fit tell it at once, The High-priced Suits you need to more critically ne, but you'll certainly find that the Palais Roy- i's cash business has scored another triumph, THE PALAIS ROYAL'S $3.50 SUIT. Skirt with knife-pleated front; box pleats and two Tows embroidery at sides: fullback, Busque with em- broidery trimming at front and bottom; the correct hich sleeves, broidery collars aud cuffs; hand- worked buttonholes. Sizes 334 to 44, THE PALAIS ROYAL'S $5 SUIT. Skirt of box pleats and four rows of embroidery, deep hem; fullback, Waist, pleated back and front, with four rows embroiiery; wide pleated belt. Full high sleeves gathered at wrist with embroidery. THE PALAIS ROYAL'S 810 SUIT. Skirt and Basque of solid embroidery; trimming of embroidery and silk ribbons. THE PALAIS ROYAL'S 812 SUIT. This for ladies in mourning. Skirt pleated with two rows Black and White embronlery. Basque with em- broidery trout and back forming » V. Black ribbon the case. A writer who has examined his | Low theory says im the Philadelphia. Press that it is Partially accepted by the students at Washing- ton, and adds: Our winters are likely to be similar to those of semi-tropic regions, damp and of moderate temperature, and the day of cold waves and great snows has passed.” We shail see, sergeant, what we shall see, hington Stax, commenting on the suggestion of an ex-confederate in the Sun that | & monument to Gen. Grant should be erected | in this city, expresses the opinion that the fed-| eral capital would be a better location. We ean see no objection to several monuments to THE PALAIS ROYAL'S $14 SUIT. Double skirt, that underneath pleated, the outer skirt of sohd embroidery with hematitched border, Basque of all over embroidery. Zouave jacket, pleated vest; roll collar and hizh sleeves, THE PALAIS ROYAL'S 815 SUIT. ‘Made of fiuest Mull. Skirt pleated and with ten tucks hand hemstitehed; full back; ribbon trimmings Basque pleated back and front, ruffle with three hem- Stitched tucks, pleated collar; front, neck and sleeves trimmed with ribbons, THE PALAIS ROYAL'S $25 SUIT. Skirt and Basque of solid Irish point embroidery; Gen. Grant it the money can be obtained to! build them, but Washington is undoubtedly the | preset place for « national memorial to the ex. | ident and former comman: the Union armies. He ought, indeed, to be Duried there, with an imposing monument over him, instead of lying ina remote and lonely! spoton the outskirts of the boastful but nig? gardiy city which, as vet, has failed to furnish the money to provide hita with a fitting tomb. —Baitemore San. ‘The Sum thus admits the force of Tue Stan's @uggestion while secking to give it a still broader application. As our neighbor says, Washington is undoubtedly the proper place -in-chief of | for a naticnal memorial to Gen. Grant, and an | imposing monument should be erected over his remains, transferred with Mrs. Grant's per- mission toacity where everybody will be in- terested in doing honor to his memory, ——— A year's imprisonment for indiscreet letter- writing seems to be an excessive punishment, Having vindicated the majesty of the law and its own diznity the government of Mexico can afford to be lenient to Itarbide, and not disoredit its own strength and stability by attaching too great importance to the objec- téonable letter and its writer. $= Heat expands; of that there is no question, Hence the hotter the weather the longer it takes for the street car companies to get their tracks repaired and the streets put into decent coudition, —— + Although it is June and not February Ne- Dbrasks and tke republican caucus have pre- sented to the Seuate w Valentine, } tian! trimmings of embroidery and Motre silk ribbons. te Such are six of ti Paiais Royal's fifty-nine yles. We ask critical examination of the make and | finds, of these Suits, also the quality of materials and ings. They look shapeless enough hanging on the racks, but try one on and you will feel aud see that | iudefinable something that tells you the designer was | an artist of uo mean order. Alterations free of charge: however, the variety of sizes is so complete that any alteration has been, so far,au exception. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued belo Misses: Asp Cunonews Scrrs, FOR MISSES from 12 to 18 years we show modified copies of Ladies’ Best White Suits. Prices #6 to #20. A variety of styles that is exceptional in these sizes. FOR CHILDREN from 4 to 12 years # half hun- deed styles from $1.50 to $10. AT A very pretty Suit of fine India Linen; skirt with deep hem sud four tucks, sash with three tucks; waist pleated, round tucked yoke, back and | front trimmed with embroidery, full high sleeves, AT &5—A lovely Suit of Solid Embroidery with sash of tucks and embroidery, full high sleeves. | AT 75 CENTS—Sometimes we try on s half dozen | Suits before the inother is satisfied. We are not grum- biiux, tor we expect our patrous tobe uudecided where there is such variety to select frou. We ouly wish sometimes the misses and children would be a little easier controlled. Suits showing careless handling are reduced to 73 CENTS exch, We have them sizes 4to 10 years, FOR YOUNGSTERS from 1 to 4 years, Prices range | from 50 cents to @10. We show these of Cambric, | Natusook, Linen and Indis Lawn, Plaid Muslius. For this special sale wo offer our 85c. Gretchen Dresses for THE PALAIs ROYAL, A. LISNER. | Corner 12th at. and Pa. ave, dell offer equally as xood if not better bar gains, Read closely, GLOVE BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY. Here are the last of afew lines which we Propose to sacrifice iu order to close them out immediately: 19 pairs 8-Button Length Suede Gloves, in Tans aud Grays, sizes 534, G4 and OX Reduced from $1 to 50c. “Glove Feast."—43 pairs Ladies’ 4 and 5- Button Suede Gloves, 5-Button Pinked- wrist and 6-Buttou Kid Gloves, in assorted Tans, Grays, Modes aud Browns. Reduced from 81.38, $1.50, $1.75 and $2 to 75e. Note.—We have all sizes in the entire lot, but not all sizes ia any one particular line, These are the best Glove bargains we have ever offered. 13 pairs 4-Button Suede Gloves, in Tans and Grays, embroidered back, sizes 5% 6, 6, GX Reduced from #1 to 50e. EVERY FANCY PARASOL IN STOCK HAS BEEN REDUCED.—Considering the prices at which thes are now offered, tomor- Tow should see the last of the stock. 4 Parasols, with fancy carved wood han- dies, two shades of Brown and one each of Ox Blood and Silver Gray, Reduced to 2. 5 Fancy Parasols, with attractively carved licht wood handles, two striped,two plain and one plaid, Reduced to €3, 2 Elegant Parasols, one Dark Gray, fine stripe, and one Plain Gray with White clus- tered stripe border. Reduced to $4. ‘Having sold the bulk of the stock at a fair profit we do uot consider it a loss to sell these few less than cost VESTS.— Ladies’ Imported Gauze-weizht Balbriggun Vests, low neck and mbbed arm, zes 25 and 30, Reduced from $1.83 and 2.03 to #1. SHAWLS.—31 Elegant Silk Evening Shawls in Cream aud Cardinal, Reduced from $5 to 84. LADIES’ HOSIERY. ‘ancy Hose, sizes 844 and 0, Reduced from to 18c. ; 3 paire tor 50c MOHAIR LONG GARMENTS RE- DUCED.—2 Ladies’ Pin-check Mohair Kag- Jans, sizes 40 and 42. Reduced from $7 to 83. % Ladies’ Checked Mobair sizes 38,40 and 4°. and 8.50 to ardinal 29 pairs Ladies’ markets, Reduced from $7 WOOL NEWMARKETS. Striped Cloth Newmarket and light color, from $20 to $5. CHILDREN'S WHITE LAWN AND GINGHAM SUITS REDUC We have reduced the price of every Child's White Lawn and Fancy Gingham Suit in stock. We nave not the space to go into particulars, If you have # daughter, sce these. ALL GOSSAMERS REDUCED.—With a view of changing our line of Gossainers we have reduced the price of every one in stock. ‘The quantity is not very large, bence the importance of an early visit ou Thursday,as they are prime bargains at these reduced prices. All #3 50 Gossamers go down to $2.50, All 87 Gossamers go down to $5.50. All 810 Gossamers Ko down tu #8. All $12.50 Gossamers go down to 89. 0 Gossainers go down to #13. "S GOSSAMEKS ALSO RE- lines of Children’s and Misses’ Gossamers, 36 to 48 inch lenetha, $1.25 quality reduced to 1 and & quality reduced to : Wo ices now in order to benefit those Koins away who desire to take one of these indispensable varments with them. The shapes are Ulsters, Conue and Peasant. At the prices now named it will pay you to buy for future wants. 2 Ladies’ Fancy , spring weight 203 36 and 28. Reduced WM. H. McKNEW @uccessor to R. H. Taylor), 1t 933 Penusyivaniaave. n.w, A Come Dows I Panasors me" Shape Parasols with bone duced from A fow Nobby 85.05. Tips Co os, plain, pe and from $4 and $9, of striped satin, One lot of eigheede tuces te 83, re ne lot of eightecu Parasols, a trifle passe, yet good enouzh for seashore and tnountain wear, SOC.” ler duced from $1.75 and £1.98, Point de Sprague Lace Covered Parasols, 89.50, Redus $15. Parasols us low us ote, NDEKWEAK. We won't claim for ours that it is better than the best, but itis nd. ‘This depart. ment receives as 1 widerati the more elaborate trimmed ones, Ne haveuu ussortisent of each, ee Us. ‘The special things laid out tis week in this aepart- mieut—Our “GOWN G THREF. DIFFERE z Ist. Cotton Gown, made of goo strong muslin, yoke in fromt made with three rows of Hamburg insertion nd two rows of cluster tuchs on cach side, yoke in back made of five box plarts, finished at throat aud wrists with Hamburg rufile, Ne, 2d. Camprie Gown, frout yoke made with font rows of cluster tucks and two rows of flat valency Bues in- shed at Unrowt and at wrists with cluster tucks box plai ks 107 front yo yw front ye aud Hamburg rnite vertion and back yoke box plaited, ti ruiiie with double I av ke, aud clus- muburg roftle at ves finished with Featherstitehed braid cross frout yoke aud arcund the throat aud dowu front, also two rows of braid on sleeves, te, lade of silk mull in Black, LADIES’ MOUNTAIN Wiute, Creainand Pink. Posi AND "| tively ‘the newest creations, . Price $2. Price asked elsewhere $1. Half the amount saved. They have the full length lawn strings. INFANTS’ CHRISTESING ROBES, mad broidered Freveh lawn, somely trimmed, 84.08, ae bwiss Robe, Swi x8 Embroidered Robe, with G-in. ter of tucks Finer oues up > SKIRTS, IN- Nis’ JACKETS, INFANTS' ‘Nainsook Robe el INFANTS’ BOOTIES, FANTS’ SLIPS, INF. CAPs. HOT WEATHER Goops, -important subject for present consi ave studied ticipated the qu fully und feel w done you justice by eat selected stock of This is an thon c . having ready for you t WHILE GOODS ever before suown by us, Our assort- ment includes ev yung. We bh Wiute Goods at Se. per yard. = . = Ste. ver yard “ rie per yur Tite is positively a bargain : of the rarest merit. very FINE tore carries Iigc, India INDIA wens, but we clan for ours LINEN, merit that notis touched by 1 cat uy {nga Lancus eleewhere ber yard; yer Yar worth, would make 1dHe. BP, dicey, tor Confirination aud Graduation 3 ALL-OVER EMBROIDEKIES.—As select u stock as you want to see in Cambric, Swiss and Nainsook, with the Flounciugs and Narrows to lnateh; probably 250 pat. terus to select trom, All hew designs of our own importa- ton, FINE LACES FOR DRESS TRIMMING AND OR- NAMENTATION. HANDKERCHIEF'S—For Men, Women and Children. ‘A splendid Value 1m a 12340, Haudkerehiet. 100 different styles in 25c, Handkerehiets, CROWN FANS, 10c,—This does not bespeak of what a barwain this is, ‘This Fan is w patent inde- structible Fan, made of Linen, Opensand shits, ensily carried, aud sold wherever they ace kept iu stock for ve. Away sce us on thinks you will need, If you are gol Dusiers, irs ete Mathing Suits, Kustic Head Gear, A ry ors. ‘You ean ‘hoy ‘here With gratidcation, Our store kept delightiuily cool, ‘All wail Urders carefully filled, A RNS ROSY Maa NNN Ae = an NW at a) oo aife ES ie ees dell 422,424, 426 SEVENTH 87. F. SPELSHOU 7. J. ete ae haw OPEN: te Patent ce) with au eit.re new stock OF ‘The t i’ lus former patrous and tlie invited, 21-lm yuglt to be told that the 85c., $1, 81.25 and ALL SILK GKENADINES are erowing beauti- less in quantity. ‘The “scarcer” the “rarer.” We try to keep our line of Lupinus “iron” Grenadines always ae is —— the pains Bingle Ht yard. ked us over these new spots, wares have come im—Singte width figures and gard. (A choice collection. ReRER y bod} us to Lunwer for perpendicular pat- terns, and the atripes vaty in widch freee hatte on inch or more, So well liked they have dwindled, Ali ak, 81.25 a yard. ws about the “American Belle’—an All-silk Gren- With satin aud gros grain stripes—it is most sone—24 inches—$2 a yurd for what x here, Here is 4 word about some of the Europea: “Cous- ins’ —iny inal in plaid and fixured “designs, Al-silk Grenade of course, inches wide— rr Two pieces of regular $2.50 Brocade Patterns in -siik Grenadine we have inarked $1.a yard, ‘That is bi on you had better act upon, ‘Black Goods Block,” i REPY in fancy patterns. Itis 24 inches wide aud only 81 a yard. Whatever Lupin makes we want a share of. It is Sure to be all rght—and as fresh as new thouglits can lan git dew, will Gnd his Hernauies and Crepe Chines in bis origival scace of qualities, Selluz rapidly at our prices, ches wide— ihe” as the fed by aus because they were or pes: ‘he prices are as All-silk Hernanie Bareges gold down to two pat you koow about them? OU inches wide witha G-inch-deep hemstiched border, 00 ayard—ather pattern. Hf you are in mourning try tho All-silk Hernanie Veils—the eifect is the same—aud not neary as Leavy as the old materials, Now for # surprise—What do you thiuk?—All the neh Chevrous taken rizht out of its place iu ou: ‘k and mar! inst of S7 ye. as it has been— dis worth—75 cents a yard, You are wondering why —natural—we have more of it than we ought to have. It didu’t se v bouxht fasi—too fast maybe. Be that as it n dations now are favorable to yor wide— and 750. A YARD—NOW-—instead of You are with friends you know w you are in. among this stock, Feel Just as much at Lome. as ts possible—aud if you can serve the values mht we Luink you will want a pattern or two, itis not well to be too Jong iu xetting around to it—for some enter- prising quick th: will “snap” them up. ‘Then Whore will you bet Not our Tault, ‘Here Ws tiuely warning, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Established 1840. 1t “Dowz ‘You Do Ti It’s Rood advice for you. We know that you'll want to fit out the children with Shoes for the closing school exercises of next week. Out of every 100 at least 95 will want Low Shoes, Fully 75 percent will wait until Saturday night to buy. “Don't you do it.” Why not come in sooner—most any time? We can wait on you so much better, Less busy, you know, For school closing we offer three special lines: mm 7 Poe CTS. Boys' Low Ties. “Button, Tip Oxfords, Spe. Heel Oxford, mest Oxfords, CTS. Missea" Turn Oxfords, Kusset “Child's Donwols Oxfords en Cottee-colur Oxtords, 44 pug CTS, Misses’ 81 Opera Slippers, — oS Child's 81 ow Button, — =: «Opera Sii “os 1 pers, You can, just as well, have the children fitted be- fore, or after, school, and we can attend to yous great deal less hurriedly than if you wuit till the last minute. WM. HAHN & CO.’3 BELIABLE SHOR HOUS 816 7TH ST. N.W. 1922 PENN. AV NW. 1t 231 PENN, AVE. SE. Poorror Suors. THERE IS SOMETHING MORE THAN THE PRICE AND WEAR OF OUKM SHOES THAT MAKES THEM SELL— THEY FIT. THEY ARE FORMED TO FIT FEET—T0 MAKEF ALLE. THE PRICE AND APPEARANCE INDU TO TRY THEM -THE FIT SELLS THE SHOE, MEN'S ROO LAC. CALFSKIN LAC! BETTER ONES AT HIGHER PRICES Iv YOU Wisi, BR U W RRR TTT ™ gss, P.ooo RR | lid bBu ua ia Kt Bag 5 ALTHUR BURT & CO, yell Izu. F st NW Fon Tx Busz Or Reasons.» ‘There are a fow things that ought to move just at this time, and for the best of reasous—they are season- able and very cheap, Weask you tolook at a very large line of 12%. Ginghams. They are extremely desirable. And our 28e. Scotch Ginghains are in admirable patterns and unusually wide. We have about fifteen pieces of 4-4 Batiste that is worth every penny of 12igc. ayard. We ask only 8c, for it, ‘We call your attention to what we have already ad- vertised as “Outing” Shirts. They ure all prices trom 45c. to $2.50—and in every patiern made. You should avail yourselves of some Excellent Mat- tings at 10c. ayardor $4 roll, They riso in quality until we offer some at 40c. that are really worth 50c. CARHART & LEIDy, “PHILADELPHIA STORE," jell 928 7th at. and 706 K st. nw. Souxsox, Ganvex & Oo. 636 PA. AVE. N. W. GREAT MARK-DOWN SALE, COMMENCING THURSDAY, JUNE 12, PREVIOUS TO TAKING AC- COUNT OF STOCK. ‘Will offer our entire stock at greatly reduced prices, 12ig¢. Satteens now 10c. 15c. Satteens now 1250. 20¢, Satteens now 15c. French Sutteens, 20c. Batiste reduced to Se. Challies, 7c. All of our 10c. Giughains reduced to 9c, All of our . Colored Dress Goods reduced to 250. 25c. Dress Goods reduced to 20c. In fact goods in every department at closing-out Prices, Ingrain and Brussels Carpets at prime cost, Floor Oil Cloth, Ruga, Att Squares aud Druggets, Straw Mattings. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., Sell 636 Pa. ave. uw. D*™rnanys AND ENGINEERS’ ves KE FLAM Nar PHOTOG! OUTFITS uP. All in greatest variety and Cha at. Erauch 1722 Fenna, ave, apid-Sm COR. SEVENTH AND H STS. N.W. “A spoiled dish” and “a defeated wish” might rhyme; but they imply a good deal tousin one sense. We ordered @ num- ber of things to be here ring-cleaning"’ time, when you want to make changes in your home. They didn't come, Pictures were in the lot. Our “Mish wasspoilel” They weren't here in ime, Here now, though, when we don’t want them. Would like to handle them quickly, and get them out of the way. Also some other things that the disappoint- ment of delay makea us hold upto your very lips, Price shan’t cut any ficure atall. Soe if it docs, Especially for Thuraday only we offer the following positive bargains in our regular CHECK LIST, Check Here. Price. “ 50 Elegant Artotypes, 24x20, 4-inclt scroll wilt moniding. ++ 8148 . frames com- uation of oak and silver scroll mould- inks, inside silver lining. - 1.89 Handsome Vil Painting, 36x22, 4-inch shell wilt frame. - 159 * Bamboo Easels, a) “ Bamboo Easels, br .79 “* Country Kockers. 89 “ Cabinet Frazues, 8x10, ionldings, 26 Japanese Decora 15 Freuch China Fruit Plates, tinted, gold edge Steel Carving Knives and Forks, 4 Piunished Picnic Mugs, Veivet-tip Whisk Broou Engraved Crystal Tumbier ** Orystal Berry Saucer, Plated Butter Knives and Plated Table Spoons, 1g do: Plated Tea Spoons, doz... “ Keystone Egg Beater, With buckets. Nickc-plated Cuspidors. Ice Cream Platters, with rated with gold lines and festooned edges 1.48 B-piece Garden Lets. dt. Long-handied Pin Sance Pau Large-footed Block Tin Wash Basin, Dover Ex Boater. +16 “ Wooden Handle Basting Spoons, - 04 “ Square Tin Bread Pan, 05 “ Long Handle Tin Dipper 04 “ Large Size Tin Cullend: +10 “ 4-Ring Mafin Pan, -04 “ Japauned Coifee Canister, ¢ 1b. O04 sos a ib + 06 “ Long-handied Tea Strainers... Flour Dre.tges.. “ Box Graters, Graduated Quart Measur Japanese Toilet Stands Polished Wooden Kuife Boxes. Splint Wire C Ice dicks (small), 4c Ink or Mucilage, 3 botties.. Sapol.o, oe “The Fair" Toilet Sox; Ammonia per bottle, Good Three-string Broom. “ Good Bucket, Clothes L Box of Blu, aim Freezers, 33 at.... “ “Gem” Ice-cream Freezers, 4 qt “ Patent Fly Fans.. You'll see ata lance that we've stripped these values of ull their senti- ment; and if you see anything in the above list you want you'll follow our advice if you check it and then secure it as quickly as you would gold dolirrs offered fora shilling, au Fes Hit © HHH EE HH EF Hou ERR 4 RRR i? RR s £ es > LE & CO., Proprietors, 1t Cor. Seventh and H Streets n.w, Vacation Fixes. BEFORE YOU LEAVE FOR THE MOUN- TAINS OR SEASHORE LOOK CARE- FULLY THROUGH YOUR WARDROBE AND SEE THAT YUU HAVE EVERY- THING YOU NEED, 1F YOU HAVE NOT WE CAN SUPPLY ¥¢ ABLUE OR BLACK JUST THE THING TO HAV TRIPS. 1 1S PERFECT: suIT 18 AF EVENING WEAR WEATHER, WE HAVE A PULL ASSORT- (OF WHITE AND STRIPED FLA NEL IN SUITS OR EACH GAKM. z COMPLETE 1S OF EVERY CON- ‘AND COLOR, -HAND AND WINDSOR TIES. ALSO THE N&W SHAPE SCAKF, THE CLUB, IN ALL THE LATEST DE- WHITE SHIRTS, COL- Laks, S, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, HOSIERY AND AN ELEGANT SELECTION OF SILK, GINGHAM AND GLORIA UMB&ELLAS WITH NATUKAL STICK AND SILVER HANDLES, ALL AT POPULAR PRICES, B. ROBINSON & co., THOROUGH OUTFITTERS, #00 PENNA. AVE. N.W. Jell-eo B URCHELL'S FAMILY TEA (Si riug Leafy Is Superb in Quality, Deltetous iu Flavor, and, well iced, Cooling and Refreshing Beverage Without Kival, Sold at 50c. a pound by 3.W. BURCHELL a 29 -—————__ 2, 18,9,4,1, 12, 22,5,0,12. 8,12, 15,21, 18 ‘These figures are the numbers of the.alphabet which spell out the name of the VERY HIGHEST GRADE SPRING WHEAT PATENT FLOUR Manufactured in the world, the justly Celébrated BRIDAL VEIL FLOUR, And for sale by the following First-class Grocers: CHARLES 1. KELLOGG, Masouic Temple, W. §. ABBOTT, 1721 Pennsylvania ave. and cor, 11th and Hi sts, GEORGE EF. KENNEDY & SONS, 1208 F st, and 1136 Connecticnt ave. B, F. LACON, €40 Pennsylvania ave, G.G. CORNWELL & SON, 1412 Pennsylvania ave, C. C. BRYAN, 1413 New York ave, BEALL E. E, WHITE, 635 Louisiana ave. 8, R WATERS, 1342 7th st. A. O. WRIGHT, 1632 14th st. nw. BURCHARD & CO., 354 Pennsylvania ave, W. 7. GIVEN, cor 3d and H sts, u.w, ap24-was* REDUCTIONS EXTRAORDINARY IN SERSEYS.—In order to closeout sil broken lines of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Dresses we have made the following extraordinary reductions. The lateness of the season eauses us to do thi Misses’ and Children’s All-wool Jerseys, in Navy and Brown, Reduced to Sl each. Ladies’ All-wool Black Jerseys, Re duced to $1 exch, Ladies’ All-wool Black Jersoys, cash- Mere finish. Reduced to $1.50 each, Latics’ Cream Jerseys, Reduced to 82 and $2.50 cach. Ladies’ Fancy Cream Jerseys, Re duced to €3 cech. Ladies’ Fancy Tucked and Braided Jerseys, in Navy, Carcinal and Brown, Reduced to 83 each. Ladies’ Black Braided Jerseys, Re- duced to $2.50 and 83 each, (Third floor.) REDUCTIONS IN RIBBONS.—The two following reductions are extraondi- narily fine values: Plain Fancy Ribbons, in thirty-six shades. Reduced from'70c, to 50c. per yerd. 25 pieces of Nine-inch Moire Sash Rib- bon, in White,Cream,Gobelin, Mahogany And Absinthe. Reduced to 9c. per yard, (Pirst floor.) HIGH-CLASS FICHUS REDUCED.— We have put onsale the balauce of our Stock of High-class Fichus, which we are offering at greatly reduced prices. These are new, fresh goods of this seasou's Manufacture aud better values than the following were never offered: Handsomely Embroidered Fichus,with double heading of sewing silk fringe. Reduced to 815 each, Redueed to 818 each, Reduced to $20 each. Reduced to $22.50 each, Reduced to 825 exch, ¢. Reduced to $35 each, (Third floor.) FINE FRENCH ALL-WOOL FLAN- NELS.—These wero imported by us one year azo. The price then was 65c. per yard. After selling more than one-half we have picked ont 25 pieces which Will be offered at the exceedingly low Price of 4Uc. per yard. These are the fame goods which are sold extensigely in made-up wrappers for ladies and are one of the few bargaius that cannot be Guplicated, as when we buy new goods Of the same kind the price will be Ge. oy before, Blue Flannel for Bathing Suits, &c. 2c. per yard. (Second Aor.) BOYS’ CLOTHING.—We are continu- ally receiving novelties in this depart- ment. . Doys' One-piece Fancy Gingham Kilt Suits, Sizes Wg toS years, €1.50each, Boys’ Striped Linen Suita Sizes § to UB years, $2.50 cach. Boys’ Blue-checked Linen Suits, Sizes 7 to 14 yeare, ch, Boys’ Brown Linen Norfolk Suits Sizes 6 to 14 years, @3 each. Poys' Brown Linen Blouse Suita, Sizes 4to8 years, 83.75 each. Boys’ Fancy Cheviot Suits, in different styles, Sizes 4 to 12 years, €4.7 each. Boys’ White Duck Blouse Suite, Sizes 4toOyears, 85 each, Third floor.) LINENS.—Bleached Doylies, with colored borders. Ouly 81 per doz. Extra Fine Bleached Damask Doylies, colored borders. @1.125 per doz, 66-inch Heavy Brown Twilled Linen for Lap Kobes. 7e. per yard, Plain and Faney Striped Linen for Boys’ Wear. °. per yard. WHITE GOODS.—Figure’ Dimity, in ‘fifteen differ.nt desigus. 30c. per yard. Sheer Figured Linen Lawns, in the latest designs and colorings, 30c. to 40c. per yard, Sheer Plaid Organdies, in a variety of patterns, Only 15c. per yard. A Novelty in Plain Black Sheer India Linon, absolutely fast color, 20c. and be. peryurd. Figured Lawns, in new and beautiful desigus and attractive colorings, Only Ibi. pe r yard, (Second floor.) DRUGGIST SUNDRIES.—Flesh Brushes, 62c., 5c, 80c. and 90c. each, Velvet Brushes, convenient for travel- ing. 25¢.,40c., 50c. and G0c, each, Talcum Powder. 15e. Violet Soap. 15c, Machine O11. Se. ‘Topsy Shoe Polish. 10c, Toflet Cases, containing comb, brush and mirror. $1, 81.25 and 81.75 esch. Whisk Brooms. 15c. and 25c, each. Woodward & Lothrop's West India Bay Rum. 3% pt 4c. 1 pt. 500. ‘Woodward & Lothrop’s Triple Extract, ‘25e. per bottle, Woodward & Lothrop's Best Triple Water. 4 0, bottle 500. @irst floor.) STATIONERY.—Parchment Writing ‘Tablets, plain and ruled. 12c., 150, and 18. each, Irish Linen Writing Tablets, plain and ruled. 10c., 12c.,, 15c., 18¢. and 22c, ‘Mikado Lead Pencila, 15c, per doz, Marcus Ward's Writing Paper. 25c, rer box Ever popular Fountain Pen. 25¢. each. Pearl Mucilaxe, 15c, per bottle. (First floor.) JAPANESE FANS.—8,000 Japancee ‘Fans at the low prices of 4, 8, 15, 20 and 2bc. each. welt Commer 11th and F stan aM MMC kEW ¥ Ww u Euan Kx Sy F wway- Goss Asovr Bucs Goons ? H 3 Sraasnvrcens hy i By S33 iz www ar i a ee: WHITE GOODS SALE. be xk NM cE WwW W S ‘We are now in the position to sell you White Goods prr KE RRR RRR rT sss WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Of every description at the lowest possible pices Dany Lerme P Ee fine Rea AAs Bssq fos ne be 24080 varie of Paid Yotia Linen, wort from 10 RR 2 B Nor For Taz 3 (WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1890). 3 EREE BS = E aa EE COR 11TH AND F STS X.w. ae Nor For Tae Mex. = a yards Plain, Stripes, Pisids and Open Work This adverti: ent tells of the Special Sale and t! oo ‘We would as soon think it to introduce a ia Linens, worth from lc. to 2c, Bargain price special picen quoted for tomorrow ¢Tharaday) 084 a ce oral eercny nope Brress Jeers fienas cn fo there thee 650 yards Song India Linens, rr * ’ and Chil- cur tomorrow, Thursday. E of ours. You know them— 8 S Handeome Plaids, Imported In ee ee ee fnetituted thisaaleaimouth or twoagoeach | Northam favo auiired the sty arrangement of | ON THEIR NEW STORE, Waoxespar, Sexe 11, 1890, | ese dar tenres Pats tmvorent inti Laven, Thursday's business has been an increase Rap. ‘bo with chee nave have a “inorwel” or two of cas Price — Over that of the preceding Thursday, To- ews that will prove intensely profitable as weil —_ morrow shall be no exception, as we shall resting, be Full line of Plain India Linens frou Se. to 400. Fant. guaranteed prices and qualities Bisck India Linen Plaids, s, 10, 12% and 250. ayank ‘These are only afew of our many Kinds and prices, All we ask te to inspect our goods before purebasing tisew bere. Our Swiss Flouncings and Embroideriesare of the latent novelties and at lowest cash prices. Our @1.25 Extra Value Swiss Flouncing. Bargain price PSe, a yard. Better quality in proportion. Don't mies this grea® White Goods Sale. Call early and save mouey. STRASBURGER'S DRY Goon D CLOAK STORRS, 404 and 406 7th st coe RRR 00 v ec KR at Sc. k od & cco" kK vee UU AN OLD BUT STILL POPULAR GAME Our line this season is made up from the best se= lected stock, thoroughly seasomed and unequaled fue style, durability and sh, 8-Ball SetOurLeater... 8-Bail Set—Fine Finish. 8-Ball Sot—Selected Stock. 4-Ball Set —-Profemioual 8-Ball Set_—Lony Mallet. 8-Bull Set Professional. B-Ball Set—Unequa! A ™M ™ HH Hi AA Nita HAH AA MMMM HOH AAA MMM uu 2a MMM “MMM oo occ K K ‘85 MMMM Oo CG Rak gs - Mw 83 Gc RN AMS © m4 MMM = 00 coo Kk Sse > ‘Tho best values we have ever offered are now dis- Played on our counters, Braided Edge Mexican. ---. 980 White or Colored Fine Mexican, 2149 White Knotted Edze Mexican, 21.08 xtra Lange Mexi sive Star, Close Woven. -- fe Star, Close Woven, Large. e149 Mand-made, Cotton Cond e208 Style C, Close Woven, Colors. --- OLB Hammock Spreaders Ge. pair Hammock Ropes. SMITH & WARDWELL, 703- ‘09 Market Space | Is Tue Year Or Ovn Low I 89L You will find the direct counterparts of these Fich Feathor-weight Suits of ours you are ad nuring now—being displayed by the generality of clothiers, They’re sure to do it, We cut word the other day from our New York House $010-to3y3 are smelling around our d ersiike nd rat holes after our patterus, We re—they're welcome to them By the time they can get to use thi ce snewest thing out” &@ year older -correspondingly wiser ce we've wained du t some fresh cre thes" have Wen be aud the t time will be We like to It's au acknowledgment of our They hate to do it but the popu- rs—drives them to adopt Sometiiues they try to put their “finger marks” on them over ours—but it's ® botchy Job—und they've had their labor fur their paius, We're satisfied at being origiue- tors. To fashion to please is the height of our aiubition—and we never “sided up” closer to your very best appreciation than when we put these Feather-woights in stock. You have been taking them out as fast as we could get them in——most, And by the wey— don’t you know—we feel deeply grateful te you for the indulgence you extended us last week, ou were hot and uncomfortable. We were Dusy as bees, Our elevator, crowded to the last inch, was making half-minute t doing our best and you were taki kindliest humor —Cverlooking our fancies, any delays— Knowing that when you were served you gut your reward in the excellence of what you Donht, Just as soon as the “let up" comes We're going to make some exteusive altera- tons—and be! ve grown to the demands of our increas ng busi hess, It's your fault—you've so generously aceopted usas your OUTFITTERS, That's all Tight, though, you'll find us always ready te take a step ahead with you, Let us drape a style or two of these Fenther- weights on you, The fitand the fashion will charm you, and the prices will aavise'yon earns eatly to buy, You couldu’t take better advice, e fall our facilities will SAKS AND COMPANY, IGNERS AND PERFECTORS OF FINB GARMENTS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH geld STREET. Inrorraxr To "Travetens M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO. CALL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES IN THEIR STOCK INDIB- PENSABLE 10 THOSE LEAVING TOWN FoR THE SUMMER: TRAVELING BAGS—ALL SIZES—IN RUSSIA, ALLIGATOR AND SEAL, WITH CONVENIENT AND NOVEL £ASTEN- 1NGs, LETTER, CARD AND PHOTOGRAPE CASES. POCKET BOOKS, PURSES AND CHATE- LAIN BAGS, SILVER AND PLATED FLASKS, TRAVELING INK STANDS AND SEALS, POCKET KNIVES AND MIKLKOKS. SUAP BOXES, SHAVING BRUSHES AND EVERY VARIETY OF TOILET ARTICLES, UMBEELLAS AND UMBRELLA STRAPS, CANES AND RIDING CROPS, TO AVOID INCONVENIENCE AND PROBALLE LOSS WE SUGGEST TO THOSE HAVING VALUABLE JEWELS THE PROPRIETY OF HAVING THEIR SETTINGS EXAMINED AND MADE SE- CURE, AS WELL AS THAT THEIR WATCHES AND JEWELRY ARE IN THOKOUGH ORDER BEFORE LEAVING TOWN FUR THE SUMMER. je6-tr OFFICE OF W. H. HOEKE'S CARPET AND FURNITURE WARE BOOMS. Fovs Srzouz Banoans For Tua WELK. No. 1. We have someyatterns of Moquette Carpets which we do uot care te continue, ‘and in order to get them outof the stack have qwarked them down to 1 per yard, ‘They are the best goods and the regular price is $1.50 per yard. Dou’t mise thisi yeu only heif way need e Carpet. Cay Seer 9G bor Suite, bevel ‘#laes, 3 picces, tor #1. Nod 0 tell Aastigne Out Suite, bowd mulrror, 3 pieces, for 824.50. No. 4 tw. bolid Antique Suite, lange bow!