Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1890, Page 4

4 WASHINGTON TUESDAY sere June 17, 1990, Conny Se oY ES. - Bator. THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the Werld, end as an Advertising Medium ts worth When the Baltimore and Potomac road en- tered this city and broke the monopoly of the Baltimore and Ohio it was enthusiastically wel- comed, and local public sentiment favored the Bestowal upon it of everything that it asked, including its supplemental request of a tem- porary station site on the mall. But this privilege of using the public property, which was granted, Washington favoring, was a loan and not a gift. The mail at this point then suffered from the blight of the old canal, and as a place of refuse de- posit it did not present an inviting appearance for present use as a park. But it was foreseen that the land wouid at somo time be required for park purposes, and Congress in granting the use indicated that it merely temporary. For instance in the House debate, Represonta- tive Potter opposing an amendment whi Jooked to the future disturbance of the road Bail: t does not amount to anything, for in the bill itself we have reserved the rigit to repeal | or amend the law at any time. Therefore when | the public park shall be built, as I heartily hope it may be at some time, we can make such amendments of the law aad enact such require- Meuts as may be deemed necess: " In the Senate Mr. Cameron who was the leading advocate of the road said, referring to the provision giving the power to repeal: “I desire to say also that the bill contains a proviso aliowing Congress to remove the depot at any future time when they desire the ground for a park or any other purpose.” Lieut. Greene im his report of 1982 sa this concess “It bas never been covsidered as a final set- tlement of the railroad question; th contained an cxpress provision reserving th right to modity or repeal it at any time, and hardly a session of Con: sed without some effort being made to have the eoncession pn 6th street repealed. * * * At that time the oid canal was not yet filled up, the park w iy its value was ouly apprec the future. Now itis id it is not too much to ask that the subject may now be re- considered, ay was distinctly implied in the words of the bill and so stated in the debate, and a final decwion be made.” The money spent by the road im reaching Washington gives it no claim to the mail, for that money was spent not with the loca tion on the mail in view, but with the promise of the site at the intersection of Maryland and Virginia avenues, which is the point specified iw the original charter of the road. There has been no acquiescence by the District in the Permanent oecupatic question is whether th traveling public, in being brought nearer by a few squares to the business center, outweighs the bad precedent of giv thousand dollars’ worth of national property to & corporation, of violating an implied trust to hold the public reservations for the use of the people, und of destroying the »; beauty and, im part, the public the city’s largest par Aud there is the ditional question whether, if it shall be dec! the station site permanent, the tracks should not be en- tirely remo: from 6th street and completely covered in their course through the park, and whether in compensation for this ex- tremely valuable grant of publie property the road should not be required to free the people from the obstruction and danger of sume of the grade crossings, at which so mavy lives have already been sac : of since improved and sa thing of of the mall The convenience of the several hundred ametry, enjoyment of ad- ted the mail to make on sted aps The closing exercises of the publie schools ate taking pl Tomorrow the weary teacher and the more or less w lay aside the cares th forward to a long aad enjoyment. ary pupil will t infest the day aud look 4 pleasant season of rest To those who have done their daty ina schoo! term such a season means a great deal. The man or woman, girl or boy, who has fairly earned recreation by close ap- plication to study or other duty is prepared to take it when the foritecomes. Only the slugzard does not know tho value of piayt "The scheol year has had its trials and disap- pointments. Inbors and rewards, for teacher and pupil. In the vacation both may ree needed heaith and buoy ready for the dut: next school year, ington are cap’ dove and are doing lar inhabitants, b temporary abode hi Fitories. This system is still snzcept Provement and requires the watchful es the local legislature as well as of the executive Dbourds that ¢ the schools, Under a beneficent expansion it will be recog- nized as affording a model fur the capitals of all other enlightened nati he public schools of Wa g the grentest blessings the pon its residents. They have puch not only for the regu- for many who make from the state exercise control 04 The terrible death of thirt mar miners at re Hil! Farm Mines. Pennsylvania, was caused by two acts of criminal negligence im the own- rs or managers. First, the hole which let in the water should not have been cut whil the men were at work; second, the mim should not have been permitted to use open Inmps in places exposed to fire-damp. The mining dangers in that state have been largely inereased by the iniux of iguorant foreign labor. ———— + = Every person im the city entitled to be counted ia the District census, who has not beeu enumerated, ought to call at once at the pervisor’s office in the Atlantic buildiug and out the necessary blank. Such action, in cases where the enumerator has failed for reason to perform his duty. is due from every pablie-spirited citizen. The census should be urate, and the capital should not be de- prived of any of the credit for marvelous growth aud progress to which it is fairly en- otled, It is no excuse for a defective censns return that the enumerator only gets two cents a mame and cannot ng the required information, a ew Low much he was to re. ceive and was quite willing to accept the place at the figures. The time to object to remuner- ation was before he began work. Now he must fecure complete returns or direct refusals to anawer, or If Superintendent Porter doesn't make out the population of every city in the Union as large as that city wan to be his future national political popularity tion to the presidency will be exceedin, — + = East Washington will be herself and every- body else om August 23. when the new Pe: aylvauia imposing parade, the stately oration, the fleet-! ing regatta, the succulent barbecue and, lust but not least, the resplendent fireworks will express in meagre fashion the exuberance of East Washin: on that occasion. a Another winter like last winter and there will be a boom in ice factory plants. If nature will enter into a combine with the ice men, the } Pest of us have no other recourse than to snap our fingers in uature’s face and have our made to order and in qnantities to suit, a Stanley will have an embarrassment of bless- ings. Me is to be married, to be Governor General of Congo and to visit the United States, Re ns The Asiatic cholera has appeared in Valencia and the southern watermelon has uot appeared in this market. The cholera appears to be get ting the start of its confrere. oe “Oh, for a Lodge in some vast wilderness far, far away from the possibility of iaterference with federal elections!” sings the southern man. Chicago and other cities are kicking against the uubore census Ggurea THE EVENING STAR. | Ove “Ooo Axv’ Exo» Wexnixos Lasssvncs & Bao. our. TOMORROW, THURSDAY and FRIDAY— ‘wears going tohave one of our “ODD AND END” SALES in the BOYS' AND CRIL- DREN'S DEPARTMENT. If your boy is the right size you are ta “high water" luck. A big line of very tasty patterns and a call for them that bas nearly doubled last year'a busi- noss has whittled sume of the choicest effects down to ong, two and three suitsof a kind, As regular stock—worse than none at all—Embar- rassing tous to have them. ‘We have ploughed ali through the Children’s two-piece fieid aud raked up the “short” lines, There are five grades of them—sprinkling along —asuit or two of s size—between 4 and 16 years, SECTION A. ‘These are outof the $2.50, 83 and $350 grades—We're marked them —81.98— SECTION B, All the size-wrecked lots of the @4, 84.50 and $5 grades. Look for your Boy's size at ~82.98— SECTION C. ‘The 86 and 96.50 qualities that are short on sizes. If you'll run chances on the right ago being Lere—you will find a bargain in them at —$3.98— SECTION D. ‘There are only 3 few of them—but they're 87 and $7.50 qualties. Look em over for —84.98— SECTION E, : All the Odds and Ends out of the $8, 88.50 nd $9 grades anda few curried out of the better lines still—We have bunched together at —85.98— ‘Now don't be disappointed if the size you are wauting isn't here. Ifs not our fault, IT'S YOUR GOOD FORTUNE IF ITIS, ‘They must be the remnants of «ood, reliable attractive lines—or they wouldn't be so “size- That's s recommendation for poor” mow. them, Some ofthemare Plain Jackets, sume Norfolks, some Corded and sume Plafted. You sre doing us 8 favor in buying them, be- cause we don’t want to have these ragzed edges in But you are doing yourseives an injus- tice if you don't hunt for your boy's size and f yous —don't buy it. Notice the prices they did did sel! at—then what wo are offering them for now—GUARAN- TEED. Strike the balauce aud see if we are not all but giving them to you, ‘Three days—Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day-we dow't dare to say any longer for they won't last—there’s not euough of them. IVIL pay to be prompt. “STILL A HUSTLING.”" POURTEEN DOLLARS is still the “drawing in our MEN'S OTHING DEPART- ‘There are no “rones in the assort- ment. Every pattern is a this year's concep- tion—and what is $14 to pay for a suit that was considered @ good bargain at 2 8 with your opportunities to let time slip them 824, #23, Why, itu simply—toying $40 and $1st away from you. Read and run—that's our advice, SAKS AND COMPANY, OXFORD: ‘ $2.00, 85.00, 83.50, $4.00, SLIPPERS, 81.50. BUTTON BOOTS, $3.50, $4.00, 25. PATE a OXFORDS OR BUTTO CLOTH TOP BUTTOD LADIE: RUSSIA LEATHER SLIPPERS, OXFOKDs, $4.00, LADIES’ SUEDE SLIUPER: GRAY OK TAN, $3. 4RTHUR BURT & CO, izil Fer NW. wi? Sroxexzerens: CANDY! Stonexeerens: FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! GEORGE J. MUELLER, WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER, 314 PENN, AVE. N.W. Mas now in store a large stock of CANDIES that will keep nice and fresh during the warm weather, and is constantly receiving all the LATEST NOVELTIES in CANDIES, such as PENNY GOODS. Will receive this week a number of new articles. Something new ulways in store, Avent for the Tutti Pratt) Automatic Vending Com- pany of Brooklyn, N.Y. Awent for the Automatic Chocolate Selling Company of Boston, Muss, Several machines are now idie, waiting for positions Can be country salesmen. FIREWORKS. FIRE AND CANNON CRACKERS, TOKPEDOES, CAPS, PISTOLS, BOMEs, ETC., ETC. ‘The largest stock of FIREWORKS ever brought to this city. Storekeepers intending to buy are requested to order early. Goods ste delivered, PRICES AS LOW AS ANY DEALER. eS TREVORES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ASTELLON WINE, THE SAPE REMEDY FOR Stumacl Troubles cud Dysentery. Bot sale by Jel7-12t_ A. HEFTMULLER & CU., 1333 14th et, Jouxsox, Ganvyen & Co, 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, N.W. CUT-PRICE SALE FOR THIS WEEK. 20 pieces Wool Mixed Plaids reduced to 1 Sc. For- mer price and 2Ue, Pials Colored Batiste reduced to 7c. Remnants of ¥ gurylitin leee ecb ios is White don sents’ Unlmuaieced Shirts, New. York Mi Cotton #100 Linen Bowuun reduced to Ose. Former 6a splendid Line of Gente’ Outing shirts, in Med: Feather W. from 50c. to Beautiful ine of Giughume and Watecus £< reduced bay it prime cost to el: it, a ove ou ptraw Mattings. All of our C: Floor Oil Cloths and JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 636 Penna. ave. nw. AVE YOU TRIED THE PADERBONN SALVA- for peor: nuyerior iu quality ty ale or brown tout and Melia x Wier t MUbLae & cs 1593 Lath ot. vabe “ wei? s Sen pacers axp —— CLOTHIERS TO THE MULTITUDE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH Jel7 Lares, Lacrv Boors, £4.00 AND 85.00. LADIES HAND-MADE ued by applying at store or notifyiug the city or | Ladies’ Beat Hund-turn Kusset Oxfords, A Marren Or Prnsoxat Cras ‘Tt PERRY'S. SHIRT WAISTS. SHIRT WAISTS. We take great pleasure in presenting to our patrons # line of Shirt Waists, we think, cannot be excelled in It is not asafe thing to venture from the shelter of the without! ui: these 4% workmanship and price, and can confidently sesure horots days. "What is the odds, thoush? If you ‘Beat, light-weight rain shedder it will come into our customers that no such assortment can be shown by anyone as we shall display on our second floor. Patrons should not purchase this class of goods until to ihtercept the over-sinbitious rays of old ‘between the sun and the rain the UMBRELLA an important Youdo ‘nyt watt to, buy an UMBRELLA hastily. fiom ‘There ie ths “hee oa iat navy eke oe they have gone carefully through our line, as any | jt “eal bes ytrderteme, companion, “ig most a stauch aud’ strong are the froliceome Of the novelties in Wash Goods are controlled by us, | fusts that deligist to back inunder its spresditg arias 24, 0 or Se inches bree good sizes. 24, 26 or ZB inches are t! Listen tos price or two—and what they buy: 81:25. gailna Gloria, with plated cold, silver or nat- NLD dor" toe camnsloe tetegon, trans Winder 2. lor same size—| \9- silk covered, ebony, oak and weichsel bandies, ) isanother 24-inch size—sun Umbrella, in Park Blue, Garuet and Drown—taucy oak snd weichsel les—paragou frame, All three of the above are more particularly Sun Umbrellas—but you needn't puil them down at the ‘Brst coming of rain for fear of spoiling them. ‘The #1 Gloris is a regular rain protector—26 inches, with silvered handle, nan dize 84 #190 wet two better grades, with natural ee8:2>: etter still—Gioris—silver handies—paragon $2—oa and weichsel sticks—paragon frame—26- iS St tk. ood handle 26-inch Spun Sitk—natural w \es—parngon frames—3 and $3.50. In this last grauc—®4.50—there sre some finished with fancy silver handles. 26-inch Windsor Silke, with either Nes aud paragon frames—from ch Windsor, with natural wood, han trimmed with gilver—the latest fashion—83.70 to 85. 38-inch Glorias—natural handles—paragon frame— WASHABLE SHIRT WAISTS. 100 dozen Elegant Shirt Waists, plaited front and back, with cuffs, inall nobby and decided patterns, sizes 4 to 13 years at 25c, 55 dozen Boys’ Waists, fuil plaited, well shaped and finished, extra quality material, in about thirty differ- ent Swures at 50c. each, Our 59c. Boys’ Waists aro ike those usually retailed at 68e., but we bought a quantity of them at « figure, hence the price, They come in neat and pretty pat- terns. Each and 59c, will be the price, Wecannot fail te make mention of our All-white Shirt Waists, They are the best obtainable for the money, We carry them in all styles at 50e., 6Sc, and 89e, THE GO-AWAY QUESTION, No trouble to prepare and pack up for the country, 4nd nothing like the expense, either, compared with formerly, Everything's at your elbow in the store. ry one & perfect fitting waist, 28-inch Gloria, Paragon frames — $3 -inch Spun Silk—silver and gold mounted—para- h frames—#3.50 to #15. ing ftacigoe osthe n—silver trimmings iefluel, Windsor é in the new iashion—&4 to $6. ‘The sun js almost ready to turn sts face southward sgain- so the parasol season will begin to shorten as he luminary travels, ‘Lhat is the reason for the greatly reduced prices on our Parasols—all of them, Buts rain canopy ts always usefi best frieuds. aud our assortmen’ pith eilver-tipped natural woods— is one of your ed above, ix For example, 8 paragon of Ladies’ Wraps, such | as compicte aud os trustworthy as it canbe. The as the short kind, then Dusters and Capes, Bum- | Price are rolled up as small as the Umbrellas mer Shawls, in Cashmero snd Carton Bilk Crepe, et some embroidered, and plain, Prices are astonish- Dircanagelemng i ingly low, indeed, On the first floor are kept every ae fs gan poles Rea kind of Hosiery for ladies, either foreign or domestic, Eatabtished 1840, ae a some really pretty styles. Again, wo have Silk | — — ‘Mitte, which are essential, They come in all colors, Bosrox Vasey Sroze, quslitics and lougths, ‘Tennis Shirts and Belts aro un- limited in number. a Havo you seen ours? They are nice, and prices temptingly low. FS RR ro FG oh Belts! excellent ones at 19e., like those usually sold] G§ ¢ #"R, BG 8 a BEE ee at 5c, cog RR 00 ‘Qou UU ERB T & AN OLD BUT STILL POPULAR GAME, Our line this season is made up from the best se- lected stock, thoroughly seasoned and unequaled for style, durability and finish, 8-Ball Set—-Our Leader. &-Ball Set—Fine Finish. &8-Ball Set—Selected Stock 4-Ball Set—Professional 8-Ball Set—Lony Mallet. B-Ball Set—Professional. BATHING OUTFITS are on our second floor, such as Stockings with indestructible cork soles combined, well adapted for bathing purposes, at 98c. Iu BATHING CAPS we have them in all shapes and Pricos. A chance in Dusters for traveling wear, Mohair Dusters, Newmarket shape, beii sleeves, perfect fitting, at 85.75, Finest Silk Mohair in colors, al sizes, bell sleeves, at 86.50. Striped and Persian effects in Silk Mohair, several colors, Irish peasant style, all sizes, at 0.50. Our entire stock of Spring Weixht Jackets Lave been marked at greatly reduced prices. We think it worth your looking them over, Koc 588s Kx -Pasy K KK &ss! KK ‘The best values we have ever offered are now dis- played ou yur countera, Braided Edge Mexicai White or Colored Fine Mexican, White Knotted Edge Mexican, Extra Large Mexican. Star, Close Woven., Star, Close Woven, Large. Hand-made, Cotton Cord. 98e Style C, Close Woven, Colors, 81.98 Hammock Spreaders, 19¢, pair Hammock Ropes, SEVENTH STREET, SMITH & WARDWELL, $e17-tojy3 705-707-709 Market Space, Licur- Wasur Woorexs. THERE ARE A GREAT MANY DAYS DURING THE SUMMEK MONTHS THAT ARE TOO COOL FOR FLANNELS, As an additional attraction to our “June Reduction Sale” now in progress Je the foliowinz heavy redue= i Umbrelise i bese are ew, SERGES AND SUCH Goops. roan oe beim presser ced reek WE HAVE A WELL-SELECTED STOCK i for Men who do uot care to be lumbered with « Large Umbrella: Sun Unibreliae now #1, Sun Umbesius now $1 OF LIGHT-WEIGHT WOOLENS THAT ARE JUST THE THING FOR THOSE DAYS. THEY COME IN DARK AND ME. DIUM SOLID COLORS AND QUIET MIX TURES IN SACKS AND CULAWAYS FOR RMEN OF QUIET TA STYLISH PATTERNS IN CHECKS, PLAIDS, STRIPES AND COMBINATIONS OF A NOBBIER NATURE FOR THE YOUNGER MEN. IN FACT, WE HAVE JUST SUCH GOODS AS THE AVERAGE WELL-DRESSED AND SENSIBLE MAN as 1 ellus now &: sbreilis now i 9 Sin Umbrellas now B3, ubrellas now $35.00. an Umbrellas now #: in Cinbcellax now #4. Tt may wppesr to the uukuu these reductions are not of minch conse. quence, but 42 suust be considered that these U las are new, desirable wud excellent value at their former price. We reduce them solely because We lave too an Ube my sun U many. WOULD WEAR, AND THEY WILL MEET WM. H. McKNEW THE REQUIREMENTS OF NINETY- (Success: to K. IL ‘Laylon, BS 'T OF THE PEOPLE WHO at YS5 Pouusyivaula ave. new, SEE 1 ALL MARKED AT OUR EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. CALL AND EXAMINE THEM, ES." ROBINSON, PARKER & 09, FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE, Low Pree Unonerzas. SILK UMBRELLAS in Natural, Silver and Orna- mented Handles. Afresh supply of GLORIA UMBKELLAS in new styles, A few FINE PARASOLS we will close out very cheap. Onr second “Crop” of both Ladies’ and Men's—is in and opened. We shan’t Low Shoes have to tell you, as some others do, “we are out of so-and-so,” What we have are low in both senses—style and price, TOMORROW (Wednesday) MORNING we put on sale: Men's Hand-sewed Russet Calf Oxfords at, ‘Men's Hand-sewed Russet Goat Ties at. And ir various shades aud styles down to. ‘Men's Best French Calf and Kangaroo Ties at. ‘Men's Hand-made Calf Strap, Oxford and Low Button at.. B. H. STINEMETZ & SONS, 1287 Pa. ave. MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1890. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY offer the DESIRABLE SUMMER BEVERAGES in large supply and great variety, including Ginger Ale—Imported and Domestic —Sevoral brands—Prices low. Lime Fruit Juice.—Imported—Eight or pine differ- ent brands—Low prices, Raspberry Vinegar.—(“Shrub”) Imported—Very fine, Condeused Cider.—A new drink—Very desizable and inexpensive, Lime Juice Cordial.—Imported—Excellent, ‘Mandabling Java Coffe “A genuine article—Super- jor im the cup toany other variety. Formosa Oolong Tea.—Selected leaf from first pick- ings—Onty 50c. — Makes delicious Iced Tea, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, Ladies’ Best French Kid Ties, : Ladies’ Fiue Hand-welt and Hand-turn Ox- fords... Ladies’ Good Quality Tan Oxfords at— $1, $1.25 end $1.50, Ladies’ Fine Patent Leather Oxfords, “Ooze” tops. +. 1.50 These goods have ar- rived in response to the biggest demand we have ever kuown for low shoes, WM. HAHN & CO's RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, S16 7TH ST. N.W. 1022 PENN. AVE. N.W. 231 PENN. AVE. S.E. 216 428 Ninth ot Enpy Reruiaznatons, All sizes of this CELEBRATED REFRIGERATOR. They are STRONGLY BUILT, HANDSOMELY FINISHED and PERFECT IN PRACTICE. Have Slate Stone Shelves and packed with a perfect non- conductor. For years they have received the highest merit wherever shown. EVERY EDDY REFRIGERATOR WARRANTED, r M, W. BEVERIDGE, Srrcut Asxouscemenr. Importer of Pottery aud Glass, Bigs 1000 Ta. ave., M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO, jol4-7t Sole Agent for the D. C. JEWELLERS AND SILVERSMITHS, Fox Tas Dear. CALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR cvs. igo TOMERS TO A DECIDED REDUCTION IN Se soeiend of ack rele ie foes ok whee ited on OSTRICH FEATHER, LACE, GAUZE, CREPE, AND HAND-PAINTED FANS, WITH PEARL, IVORY AND FRAGRANT WOODEN STICKS. ious visit me sasies Ry ey NATIONAL HOTEL JUNE 39, THESE FANS ARE DIRECTLY IMPORTED BY MESSKS. M_W. GALT, BRO. & CO, AND krenis be mecneas tncenantt with KEPRESENT THE PRODUCTIONS OF THE ‘Stusing the SOUND Disks. BEST FRENCH FAN-PAINTERS, AMONG HEM WAlktS, decor, Com, WHOM AKE RONUT TUTIN, BUDES, A. . SPELSHOUSK. AGT, HaS OPEN. KIEZAR, A. R. ZALESKI, KOSE-MARI AND jew Store at OU» 4th Pate foci Ad tea. seroma | 17 OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR 11TH AND F STS. XW. Teesiax, Suse 17, 1890. CONTINUAL SACRIFICE OF MEN'S HOSIERY.—They were decidedly better than we thought. The amount sold seems incredible—one of the many advantages of large buying. We still haves few left and these will soon be sold. Bétter be among the judicious and do your selecting now, We will wention them again, Men's Imported Fancy Half Hose, of French, German and English make, in Black, Navy, Seal, Garnet, Modes and Tans, also in Fancy-woven Silk Stripes, from the ‘small bair line to the broad one-inch stripe, ‘The materials are Cotton, Lisle Thread and Bilk Piaited, all sizes. We have divided the lot into three prices, viz: 18c., 3 paics for Boe. and 35e., 3 pairs for $1. These exceptional fine values are conspicuously displayed on center table, Qlen's depaetment, No. 1013 F st) NOTIONS. — We will mention « few special items in Notions. Silk Garters, in Red, Pink, Blue, Laven~ der, Red-and-blue, White, Pink-snd-blue and Yellow, handsomely trimmed with bows of ribbon. 50c. each. Cotton Elastic, for bathing garters. Gc, 7c, and 12c, aya. Black aud White Book Pius, 3 books for 250 100 Cabinet Hair Pins. 5c. Tadies' and Children's Hose Supporters, 123ge. to 8STe,, Ladies! Safety Belts, 250, Ladies‘ Skirt Supporters, 15¢, Goff’s Braid. 5c. Ready Wound Machine Bobbins. 200 yards. 5c. per box Glove ‘Thread; used for darning gloves, Se. per plait. Perfection Irish Linen Writing Paper. 20c. Envelopes to match. Se. Assorted Rubber Bauds, for trevelera, 10c. per box. (First floor, rear.) REDUCTION SALE OF FINE BLACK DRAPERY NETS AND FLOUNCINGS.— Owing to the fact that some of our finer Sey grades of Nets and Flouncings are moving: ratner slowly, to hasten thdirssle we have made the following reductions: 1 piece 48-inch striped Brussels Net, Reduced from 84.75 to €4. 1 piece 48-inch Ficured Brussels Net. Ree duced from 33.00 to #2.75. ‘This isa new design, and it 1s an extraor inary bargain. 2 pieces 48-inch Figured Brussels Reduced from $3.50 and $3.40 to 83, et, 1 plece 48-inch Figured Brussels Net. Re- duced from $2.40 to @2. 1 piece 42-inch La Tosca Flouncing, with seven graduated rows of ribbon around the bottom, Reduced from 84 to $3.50. 1 piece 42-1nch Chantilly Flouncing, Re- duced from &: 1 piece 42-inch Chantilly Flouncing, Re+ duced from &3.40 to 8 We also wish to call attention toa line of Figured and Striped Brussels Net, in six choice patterus, which we sre offering at ouly #1 per yard, «First door) HIGH CLASS PARASOLS. Ladies’ 22-inch Black Silk Striped Net Parasols, lined with black silk and finished with puff of net and ribbon, 89,50'each, Ladies’ 2°-inch Plain Black Silk Net, also Point de Sprit Parasols, with lining of black silk and tinished with puff of net and rib- bon, haudeomeiy carved handles. $10 each. Ladies’ 22-inch Black Hand -run Spanish Lace Parasols, $12, $13 and $18 each, (First fleor.) BLANKET DEPARTMENT, An excellent opportunity for proprietors of hotels, summer resorts aud institutions to lay ina supply of Blankets at prices to 35 per cent less than we ever Sold like qualities, We secured ata sacrifice the following ex- traordinary fine values, hence the low prices, We offer: Ten-quarter Pine White Blankets. Only 50 per pair, Ten-quarter Coronet All-wool Scarlet Blankets, Ouly $3.50 per pair. These were identically the same we sold Last season for 84.26 per pair, Eleven-quarter Fine White Blankets. Only $4 per pair, Eleven-quarter Coronet All-wool Scarlet Blankets. Only $4.25 per pair. Eleven-quarter Extra-fine White Blankets, small proportion of cotton. Ouly $4.50 per pair. ‘We will put in this sales full case of our regular 86 Blankets at $5 per pair. These are strictly All-wool White Blankets,cleven- quarter size and weigh six pounds to the paix? Fourth floor.) UPHOLSTERY NEWS.—We have replen= ished our stock of Linens for Slip Covera, and offer 60-inch width at only 50c. per yard. Wo are prepared tocut and make to order Slip Covers of Linen Dimity and Cretonne, in the best possible manner. Estimates free of charge, We are showing a most extensive line of ‘Folding Wood Screens at from $2 to $18.75. ‘We are prepared to fill in the panels of these screens with any material you may select, end would suggest the Imitation Silks as especially suitable for this season, 17, per yard, Lace Striped Cream Scrim for Summer Curtains, in four patterns. Se. per yard, Mogador Printed Summer Draperies, in twelve-color combinations, 40 inches wide, ‘Reduced to Te. per yard. This is all that we will have at this price. (Fourth fioor.) A Few Oxe-Dav Banoarss. - Tomorrow (Wednesday) is the last day of the Special Prices for Staple Dry Goods. Choice of all 2c. Gingbams for 21¢, Choice of all 18¢. Challies for 16e. Choice of all 75c. Surab Silks, 6S, rrr A RSSg zaa PA TE Sss8 3 Oy t 24 = VERY CHEAP, aateke VERY SEASONABLE Tomorrow morning will be the best time to select a PARASOL, for with the opening of the store the en- tire stock will be offered in jots, as follows: LOT No. 1. CHOICE FOR $1.10, (Some were $1.88 this morning.) Items below, an ides only of what we have; maked one feel cool to look at then, the price advautagos maake them unusualiy attractive. Small lot of Striped and Pisid White Ongandie Lawns, 25e., all over THESE 1c. AVAKD, 30 pieces Striped and Plaid Lawns Po tthe. A YARD, You can get plenty of lawns for 1g. ayant. Pad these aloug aide of them, yor Know the reat 25 pieces of Striped Sheer White Lawns FOR Wc. A YARD, None better for 12igo. Block Plaid Urcaudie Lawns, in shocr qualittes, A2we, AND Sc. A YAKD, Get samples of L240. and 150. goods from other Places. We'll stand the comparison test. 100 pieces of White India L: LOT No. 2, CHOICE FOR $1.98, (Many 82.98 Parasols in thas lot.) LOT No. 3, CHOICE FOR 82.98, (Barly caliere may weure a $b. 50 Parasol.) LOT No. 4, CHOICE FOR (This morning's $6.50 Purasole are inctuded.) £¥-Surab, Faille and China Silks are the materials. Plaids, cheeks, stripes and plain colors, Some of the handles are alone worth wore than the price asked for the Parasol, THE PALAIS ROYAL cusicerenees 20c., 12igC4 ISe., Sc os — More than a shade better thau the usual ualites at Bancass Ix Hasoxencurs asain MEN'S Black Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs, Size 19x19 for 6K, Size 22x22 for B5e, LADIES’ Black Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs with scal- [cped and embroidered borders, ulsu those beustitched and embroidered. Only 59, each. 21 CENTS for choice of 50 dozen 2he. quality White Linen Hundkerchiefs, The only reason for the price 4s that the importer was willing to close out at a sacri. fice. Style No. 1 LIGHT WEIGHTS IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT, Some reductions beimg made in Suits and Shirt ‘Watste that are livening uy thiucs White and Colored phirt Waixts (whites are sli linew), sizes 4 to 12. $1.50 was tho price, 6%, NOW, ‘Not many of them. A lot of Flaunel Shirt Waists, sizes 4 to 13. —Embroidered and h. #, blocks, Style No, 2—Drawn work and h. ». borders, Style No, :}—Scalloped, with embroidered edge, Style No. 4—Corded, with Val. lace border. Style No. S—H. «, with invertea Vandyke point, Btyle No. 6—Corded und scalloped embroidered borders. Style No, 7—H. #. blocks and herring-bone stitching. Snel The above Handkerchicfs are all warranted pure en, 19 CENTS for choice of those with h. ». borders with blocks in each corner of Niis Green, Old Kove, Marine Blue, Good value ts, CENTS for Puro Linen bh. «. Handkerchiefs, drawn work at each corner and initial exquisitely embroidered. Those who are judyes will appreciate thie bargain, though the Handkerchiefs, not being Jaundered, look dirty aud creased ‘They are Just ax they came from the bones of the peasants and uuus of Franee. 420, EACH. Worth more. 15 Misses’ White India Linen Dresses, embroidery trimmed, sizes 12,14 and 16. Were up to @7.50, ‘These wo be closed out for #225 Each, 2 Children's Imported Gingham Dresses, sizes 4, 6, Nand l0, Were é>, #6 aud 87. To be closed out tor #2.90 EACH, 50 Ladies’ All-wool Suits, Navy only, braided in Dlack or waite, for « ‘The biggest aud best reductions we have made a ome time. Chance now for many a bargain. 75 EACH. NTS tor choice of those 50. Eubroidered Pteesrperred LACE HANDKERCHIEFS are in little mand at this pd that's by we a o Saal s : -rvbcareierga aud that's why we bought at 20 A b % he as y ss percent mt. BE aA © U M ed Rhy We offer bargains that connoisseurs Bow ass LOU a uM 1.35, €1.68, tuys aa UU ae St $5.68, 88, 86.50, $7, $7.50, 5, $16.50. POPULAK SHOPPING PLACE, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Neckwear Asp Vassan Surers. The result of late purchases are these bargains: Vassar Shirts of French percale, with standing and turn-over collars, guaranteed $1.50 quality,for $1.25. We also show them with White linen fronts, collars Sud cuffs These also are usually retailed at $1.50, though you may bavs bought equal quality bere at aL3l. WINDSOR SCARFS— 100 dozen at 19 cents apiece, aud the great majority of them worth 25 cents. Only a few 19-cent and 5-ceut quality Scarfs in the lot. ‘They are shown of India, China, Grenadine, Surah an ‘Twill wash silks, with light and dark grounds The inost varied assortment ever shown at any one time in 316 7TH ST. A Roesaxkavse Sraremenr. DR. LIGHTHILL ‘Takes Pleature in Submitting to the Public the Following Letter frou MK. LC. TAYLOR, thiscity. Remeniber, over a bundred worth A GeBSnoen ant Miptty Repent Ciemet each, a thousaud worth Washington, worth 19 cents each, CHOICE OF ALL AT lv CENTS. uke THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Srectan Saez Or Groves. The correct Gauntlet Riding Gloves, Chamois, Suede and Castor Beaver Gloves, in fact vl the propergloves for summer wear are offered at reduced prices during this special sale, Even Silk Gloves aud Mitts are iu- Wasni~crox, D.C., June 14, 1890. Dr, A. P, Lighthiit, 1027 1th st. nre.: Dean Sim—On the 16th of May J placed myself un- der your care, suffering trom Chrome Catarrh uf the Head, Throat sud Langs, toxetber with almost utter Prostration of my whole wervous system, brought om from a long and coutinued tlness of nearly three @ieded, years, during which time I received some of th THE PaLals ROYAL. ere medical attention, cath iy ante tre remabaned (Continued below) wopeless and beyond all medical skill to relieve or cure, and death was the ouly relief for me. But today I stand as ® witness to your ability and skill not only to Telicve, but to cure. From my first visit I found relief and have contin- ued to wet better each day, no: only growing s trouser, but increasing tn weight, gaining eleven pounds iu nineteen days. Under your treatment my Jungs began to expand, my breathing became reculer, the pains, in iy head, chest, sides and back began to leave me, In fact, my wholerystem has undergone a most wonderful clause for the better. Jam todays differeut man to what £ was when I first applied to you for relief. Tinost cheerfully make this statement, for im apply ing to you it was cousidered by persons who kuew of my cage as the last resort 1 had to Wi Yoware at liberty to use this as you see proper, aud Thope it will be the means of benefiting others whe are now suffering for want of relief aud cure, Yourg truly, LC. TAYLOR, 1236 Bat. ow, Wansaxren Ki Guoves, 85c. (Tried on at our risk THE FRENCH KID GLOVES, which have been the ‘wonder of the season at 96c., are reduced to 85 cents, We show Bisck and all the new tints of Tans, Grays, Browns, Mode, &c. They come 4-button length and with silk-stitched backs, PIGSKIN MOUSQUETAIRES are splendid Gloves for summer, Terspiration does not affect them, and while being as elastic as kid, they are twice as durable. ‘They slip on and off without trouble. $1is the pre- vailing price; 85 cents the Palais Royal special sale price. SUEDE KID GLOVES, 4 buttons and guaranteed the quality usually offered at $1 a pair; correct shades; correct silk-stitched backs; all sizes sud only 85 cents pair, THE PaLals ROYAL (Continued below.) Hove A Pax Tauro O The New Yellow Chamois Mousquetaire Gloves will ‘wash like a handkerchief: reduced from 89. to Be. ‘Those of White (selected skins) are reduced from $1.25 to 81.19, Our celebrated $1.26 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires are also reduced to $1.19. Aquarter hundred lovely shades, Every pair warranted. Havea pair tried on atour risk, DR. LIGHTHILL ‘Can be daily consulted on CATARRH, DEAFNESS, ASTHMA, THROAT AFFECTIONS and CONSUMPTION At his office, 2017 FIFTEENTH 8T. N.W. From 8 to 12 and 3 to 5, THE PALAIS ROYAL, «Continued below.) HERDICS PASS THE DOOR. 1d **Moxe Tuas Onvranx” Resusie Cuzsr Groves. ‘The Palais Royal's G8c. 4-button Kid Gloves need no Praise; reduced to 50c, for this sale, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) ‘We are just at this time enabled to offer you somes thing “more than ordinary” in 8UMMER GOUDS We have purchased a lot of 45-tnch Hemstitched Embroidered India Linen Flouncings, which are very extra values at from 75c. to $2.50 0 yard. We also invite your inspection of some Special ‘Valuesin Indie Linen at 10e., 12¢0., 150. and Ife. @ yand; also some Plain, Dotted aud Fancy Swiss Muse Lins. We resily ont-do all previous offerings in Ladies Pare Silk Mitts at 2c. and 60c, ‘The balance of our Parasuls we are ready to close oud at a xreat reduction, Brsr Uspressen ip Groves, (Every Pair Warranted) ‘These Undressed Kid Gloves are made from se- lected skius only; are cutaud made only by experts; ALL ARE SUPERIOR, but the best of these Bost Gloves are selected and put on the market ats very high price, usually seliing at 82.25 and $2.50 a pair. The balance are generally savertised aud sold as the best at €2 a pair. PALAIS ROYAL PRICES ARE: #2.80 for the best selected Kid Mousquetaires, 81.55 for those generally sold as the best, 81.50 for those 4-button leugtha, ta-For the special sale we offer the $1.80 quality for @1.68 and the $1.55 quality for @145. The 4-button at $1.35 instead of $1.50. All are fully quaranteed. It is only necessary for you to have a pair tried ou, at our risk, to be assured the material, fit sud finish ts THE BEST in every sense of the word. THE PALAIS ROYAL, CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE.” 928 7th st. and 706 Ket. ow, yelt Srorrxe Goons (Continued below.) Es Axp AT REDUCED PRICES, Step in and sec our GREAT REDUCTION in pricet Fast Black and all the scarce shades are shown in All-woo! English Blazers, from 82.75 to $3.75. ‘Taffets Silk and the celebrated Milanese Silk, the best, + Teunis Caps, 25, 50 aud 75c., satin lived. of their respective kinds. Litas Suite, ta Chovtet and Sate Mieunste, Som GLOVES. MITTS, ‘Outing Belts, 40c, 50c., Te. and $1. From 23 to 21e, From 25 to le. FISHING TACKLE THE REDUCTION 18 IM> From 50 to 39¢, From 31 to 2e. x * sree From 75 to 6Re, From 00 to 3¥e. MERSR, From 98 to 89e, From 75 to Gie. Turee:jo'nted Rods from 10e, to $30.) Resle frong a7 Since the regular prices remain marked on these | 56. UP 1061S. he, dine Toss om Oe Toth cole Gloves and Mitts would it not be well to preserve the | brated makes of Chubb, Divine, Mailisou, Couroy, stove list? wm, Mille & Gen ant Abas © Aare. eae ta Rewias Sues iceeneaen Satrene THE PaLas nova, | fat ne 4 A. LISNER, ‘ oe teem, Corner 12th st. and Pa, ave, ele (3e24-Bt 1013 Pa ave . ‘ a > pS