Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: STAR has the fullest Local HE EVENING and as were than all the ether papers published In ‘Washington. Both thonghtfal and idle minds are employed in ascertaining how mankind can get along with fewer hours of iabor. But while the former start with the desire to improve the time gained and increase the value of the time devoted to labor the latter are merely con- cerned to find out how little exertion can sup- Part life in a stato of mere bestial enjoyment The question of « shorter work day isan economic question of great importance to so- ciety. is is not simply of interest to manual laborers and the class of employers. It con- cerns the professional man and all who receive and pay out money—it is of supreme interest to government, All the complicated concerns of our high civilization center in the work system. Let that be disturbed and the disturbance is felt from center to cir- cumference of our vast network kuown as the social system. A proper regulation of labor in its rights, duties and responsibilities, in its relations with society in general, is the maximum of human wisdom as it is concerned With the affairs of every-day life. Labor is most Productive, is most expansive, is highest in iw benefits when it is untrammeled. Tho least legislation compatible with the welfare of the commanity is wisest for the laboring man and wisest for society as a whole, The Police power is invoked for the protection of individuals or the preservation of order in the state. The time has come in our age, in every free country, when the education of the Working people, the improvement of work- ingmen’s homes, the ablishment of ele- vating and refining places of amusement for workingmen, and to these ends better pay and more time aside from the hours of em- ployment for the laborer, are deemed indispen- sable. The rule of reason will have to govern deliberation and action. What is possible in one place or nation is sometimes impossible uuder different economic conditions, Whether ten hours or eight hours shall be the limit of a day's work in towns and cities must be left to local circumstances, and except in the item of government work and the sanitary rogula- tiou of hours for minors it will not be practi- cable to enact « federal law om the subject, ~ a ss Away from the scene of action it is not always Possible to judge correctly of responsibility for eriminal mistakes by which numbers of people are made to suffer. But the calcium light should be thrown as soon as possible on all such caves and the truth be ascertained and published. The state of thingsin the coal mines of Pennsylvania has been bad so long that by this time it ought to be kuown who is chiefly rospousible. When hordes of ignorant, half-savage foreigners from all the dark corners of Europe are imported and set to work at a song where intelligent American labor has be- fore becu engaged at living prices, the public May expect that human life will not be held very dear and that the comfort of human be- ings will be the very last matter of considera- tiou. Still this is Christian America and the people are accustomed to treat their laborers atleast as well as their beasts of burden, Tbe reckless disregard of both the comfort and the safety of their operatives by the mine- owners of Pennsylvania, if not a national crime, is « national humiliation. In the nino- teenth century in a free and enlightened land its not possible for such a waste of human life and sacrifice of haman feeling as are of record im that state to occur without causing widespread indignation. —<—<—— There may be truth in the reports that an understanding is probable between Germany and Russia in the Bulgarian coutroversy. With the withdrawal of German aid from Ferdinand aud the accession of either Prince Karl, of Sweden, or the Prince of Leuchtenberg, and ‘thy installation of a ministry composed of all the parties in Bulgaria, the Russian idea once more asserts itself to some extent. Russia has been manvuyering for years to overthrow the Buiga- riau principality. This may be the beginning of the end. oo A little over-sensitivencss in matters of pub- he responsibility ig a wholesome thing. Gov eruer Buckner, of Kentucky, was not legally r.sponsible for the defalcation by which the ate treasury had lost during bis sdministra- tion the sum of $30,000, but this was not the way in which he regarded it, He put his hand to his check book—ho is a wealthy as well as an honest man—end paid over the fall sum to re- imburse the state. His conduct is worthy of commemoration in aday when this extreme sensitiveness of conscience im public officials is not the rule. — Congressmen Thompson and Grosvenor of Ohio are in @ painful quandary. They do not know whether to declare war on the democracy for gerrymandering them both into the same district or to attack each other for persisting im seeking the nomination. —<—<—— If all the persons who have not fulfilled the law in the matter of answering census ques- tons are to be incarcerated the prison capacity of the country will have to be quadrupled. $$ The free coinage bill has passed the first turn all right The House and the White House still stand between it and the goal. ———————— ‘The contest over the succession to Mr. Car- liske im the House hag left the democratic party of that district pretty much in the condition of a bundle of wheatafter going through a thresh- ing machine, — Speaker Reed says the House will be realy to adjourn by July 1. He doesn’t say, however, that it will adjourn then. es Se There is nothing in our last treaty with Great Britain which will interfere with the safety of a ceusus cuumerator who flies to Canada when the returns are all published, oe The country held its breath for two seconds aterdsy when it learned that fifteen republi- can and ail but three democratic Senators had Voted for free coinage of silver. ea And Baltimore is the first finished product of the eleveuth census. It indiguantly resents being called a finished town, however, — + Secretary Wiudom’s silver suggestions to the legislators do not appear to have beeu fully appreciated by the Senate. a The Cinciansti Enquirer says Pennsylvania is the “Quay-stone state,” but that paper isa pernicious partisan and has prejudices. ——— Cincinnati complains of an ico pool which has put the price of ice at $1 per hundred. Misery loves company and Washington loves Cincinnati. —— ‘Mr. McElhone was a great tenographer and & man of culture, varied attainments and wide popularity. oo Insanity has come to the wives of the vietims Of the Farm Hill coal mine horror. It is sate to say that those who were responsible for the Catastrophe will not go insane from remorse. Senator Wolcott flew to the summits of ora- torieal glory on silver wings, Warns Macuny, Coax, HIGH SPEED, #4FETY, DYPRAULIC PASSENGER BLEV AT OLS Steams foie sod Mydraulie es To Siraz Aso Misaun Mex. Aren't you interested in Traveling Bags, &c., of Srst-class quality st Pulais Royal Prices, You should know what that means, It means Satcbels, &c., made of good lesther. hand-sewed, latest improved fasten- inxs, in short, just such Satchele that'll cost you from 10 to 20 per cent more at saddiers’ stores, Not only lower prices than usual, but the largest variety in this ROY AL. ri GRAIN LEATHER SATCHELS.—Inside pockets, Wig, fim, iim 13, Adin, 15m, 16 12a) 140 81.00 81.70 6185 31.98 8210 ‘ #200 "S223 6250 2.75 82.00 83.25 93.50 IMITATION ALLIGATOR SATCHELS. — Inside pockets. the dine Stim, 2m, 19m, 14im, 16m, 16m en Lined-— . Se. $1.05 $1.15 8125 $135 0145 Leather Lined. A H.50"Gi.70 91.90 92.10 $2.30 $250 REAL ALLIGATOR SATCHZLS. Leather ned, ‘Size... ~LOty | 22s) 12tp } 2: | 14 jin} 1 Brice. 3B | ASG] 3578 | 298 | £88 | 258] 298 STRAIT GOAT SATCHELS.—Tan, Brown. Black. in} 14in| 15in 15.50) 3.73 LEATHER CABINET BAGS.—Open like & cabinet. Ze. in | 1341 in| 15in| 16in z | 8.00 | 5:50 | 6-00 | 30 20in | 22in 75 | 4.0 6319.7 TOURISTS’ CASES.—Filled with superior toilet ar- ticles. $2 for tho cheapest, of solid leather and con- taining hair, tooth aud nail brushes,comb; with nickel box for soap aud water-proof compartment for brushes. The most expensive Keal Alliwator Caves contain entire toilet aud manicure sets, including best English razor, mirror, &c. The price, $7.98, is wev- oral dollars less than usually charged. COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES, Straps, Writing Tab- lets, Curd Cases, Pocket Books, fu fact, everything that ts useful 1 leather fs here in quality, quantity and variety the best in this city. Prices based ona cash business and therefore lower than usually pre- vailing. We respectfully invite investigation of our ciaims, fecling assured, if not of you patronage, of your acknowledgment that the Palais Royal is Head- ‘quarters for Leather Goods, Should you favor us with a call tomorrow quested to glance in the window of Ne. 11 ave. at the magnificent display of Toilet Articles. The price list in the window will also speak eloquently tor us, THE PALAIS ROYAL, _ Continued below.) Isrontant Sure Or Rivsox. We have had several twuportant Special Sales this seasou, but feel agsured that when the qualities of the Hibbous quoted below have been seen we need no longer to advertise in the papers. The news will travel from mioyth to mouth that "Zhe Pulais Koyat has the cheapest Ribtons in town.” THE PRICE LIST: SPECIAL LOT G. G, aud Moire Ribbons, satin edge, Black, White, Cream and all correct shades: Nun Brwes... | 7) ® | 312/16 | 2% vie LAL S| abe [ tBe| 25% | 18] BR TEN YARDS FOR 15 CENTS.—No. 1G. G. All-silk Livbons, plain and picot edges, all colors, 15 and 25c. @ piece, SASH RIBBONS.—Plain Black Gros Grain Silk, 10 inches wide, $1 yard; 12-inch, $1.35, aud 14-inch, $1.45. Bisck G. G., with satin edges, 9 inches, 10 inches, 8c. ayard. Black Moire, 10 tnches wide, Se. a yard; Black G. G. and Satin Stripe, 10 inches, Se, FANCY RIBBONS.—Five-inch G. @. Satin Stripes, latest shades, 45c. a yard; 5-inch Armure aud Brocade Stripes, 49¢. « yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Pasasors Dows the $3.68 Sun Umbrellas, with twisted oak hsadles, gph diners THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Last Or Tue Guove Sue For Thursday (June 19), Friday (June 20), Saturday (Juue 21), the following extra bargain is added: THE $1 UNDRESSED KID GLOVES FOR’ 86 CENTS. ‘They come 4-button length, in new shades—Grays, Tama, Browns, Modes, also a Fast Black, THE PALAJS ROYAL, (Continued below.) W aneaxren Ko Gioves, 85. (Tried on at our risk.) THE FRENCH KID GLOVES, which have been the Wonder of the season at 06c., are reduced to 85 cents, We show Black and all the uew tints of Tans, Grays, Browus, Mode, &. They cowe 4-button length aud with silk-stitched backs, PIGSKIN MOUSQUETAIRES are splendid Gloves for sumwer. Ferspiration does not affect them, and While being as elastic as kid, they are twice as durable. ‘They slip on aud of without trouble. @1is the pre- vailing price, 85 cents the Palais Royal special sale Frice, SUEDE KID GLOVES, 4 buttonsaud guarantecd the quality usually offered at 1 © pair; correct shades; correct ailk-stitched Lacks; all sizes aud only 85 cents pair. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Have A Pan Toxo Os. The New Yellow Chamois Mousquetaire Gloves will wash like a handkerchief: reduced from 80c. to BSc. Those of White welected skins) are reduced from 21.25 to $1.10. Vur celebrated $1.25 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires are also reduced to $1.19 A quarter hundred lovely shades, Every pair warranted, Haves pair tried ou at our risk, THE PALAls ROYAL, (Continued below.) a) Reuaze Cuxsr Groves. ‘The Palais Royal's G8c. 4-button Kid Gloves need no Druise; reduced to 50c. for this sale, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Bisr Uspressep Ko Guoves. (Every Yair Warranted.) ‘These Undressed Kid Gloves are made from se- lected skins only; are cut aud made ouly by experts; ALL ARE SUPERIOR, but the bestof these Best Gloves are selected and put onthe market atv very hich price, usually selling at $2.25 and #2.50a pair. ‘Tho balauce are generally advertised and sold as the best at ¢2 = pair. PALAIS ROYAL PRICES ARE: $1.80 for the best selected Kid Monusquetairea #1.55 for those generally sold as the beat. $1.50 for those 4-Luttou lengtua tw" Por the special sale we offer the $1.80 quality for $1.68 and the 81.55 quality for $1.45, The 4-buttos at $1.35 instead of $1.50, All are fully xnaranteed. It is only necessary for you to lave a pair tried on, at our risk, to be assured the material, fit and fuish is THE BEST in every sense of the word, THE PALAIS KOVAL, Wontinued below) Sux Groves Asp Marrs AT REDUCED PRICES. ‘Past Black apd all the scarce shadesare shown in ‘Taffeta Silk and the celebrated Milancee Silk, the best of their respective kinds, GLOVES. MITTS, Frora 25 to ‘tle. From 225 to 21¢, From 50 to 3c. ‘Yom 31 to 2he. From 75 to 68e. From 50 to 39. From 98 to 89c, From 75 to 6ie. ‘Ea~since the regular prices remain marked on these Gioves and Mitts would it not be well to preserve the above list? _ TRE PALAIS ROYAL, A. LISNER. ela Tee Se EVENING Dans Lerrn (WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1890), ‘The frequency of “Special Sates” daity Mdvertised would lead one to suppose that they have now become but hatched- Up excuses to boom business. Not so Stock-Prauive fide established ‘the week, wo sppoint Thursday of each Week to push them to the frout and cut their price. It is ® benefit to you and tous To you boosuse you can secure Dons fide bargains; to us because we clear the stock of such Laueful accumu: lations and make room for new, fresh, stylish goods, Our offerings tomorrow ‘re of unusual interest VESTS.—Small lot of Fancy Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests. Reduced from 35 and 40c. to 3c. Small lot of Fancy Swiss Ribbed Vests, Reduced from 506, to 335e. 2 Fancy Lisle Toread Vesta. Reduced from 75¢. to 50c. 18 Fancy Lisle Thread Swiss Ribbed Vests, # ‘ior quality, with hend- crocheted ‘*V" in White and Color, Re- duced from $1 to 630. HOSIERY.—7 pairs Ladica’ Fine Un- Dleached Lisle Thread Hose. Sizes 6 and 8% Reduced from 50c. to 3Se. 5 pairs Ladios’ French Unbleached ‘Lisle Thread Hose. size Minches. Re- duced from $1 and $1.25 to 50c. 17 pairs Ladics' French Unbleached Lisle Thread Hose, with lace clocking. Bizes 9 and 9% Inches. Reduced from 1.50 to 750. GLOVES.—39 pairs Fine Taffeta Gloves in Black, Graysand Tans. Ke- @uced from 25¢, sud 45c. to 20c. per pair, 38 paire Ladies’ 5, 6 and’ 8-button Length Kidjand Suede Gloves, in Tans and Grays. Sizes 544, bbe, 5M, 68 and 7. Heduced from $1.53, $1.65 and 8 to ‘8c. per pair. 46 pairs Ladses' 4 and 5-button Suede and Kid Gloves, in Tans and Grays, All sizes in the lot, but uot im wny one iva Keduced from $1.25, 81.50 and 91.75 to Toc, per pal 1 6 patrs mutton Lencth Bleck Pure Bilk Mitts Reduced from $1 to ‘Tae, JERSEYS FOR CHILDREN AND LADIES. —Best valuce ever offered, 9 iidren's All-wool Jerveys in Black, CurJival and Seal. Sizes 8 and 10 years. Reduced from $1.75, $2 and $3 to 75¢e. each, 5 Children's All-wool Blouse Jersey ‘Waists in Navy Biue and Black, Garuet. Bizes G, 8 and 10 year. Reduced from $1.50 to $1 each, 6 Ladies’ Black Braided Jerseys. Sizes ‘BY, Jd and 3G. Reduced frum 82.75 to Ladies’ Black Braided Jerseys. Sizes 82, 34, 36 aud 38, Reduced from $3.50 to 8: LADIES’ WHITE SUITS BEDUCED.— ‘These were leit from last season, hence the low prices. They are none the less & Dargain ut those prices, 7 Ladies’ White Tudia Linon Suits, well made, all sizes. Reduced from 94.50 to 83.50. 1 White India Linon Suit, trimmed with revereing, Size 46. Heduced frum 812 to 87.50. ‘3 White Iudis Linon st olaborately embroidered and hemstitched, fine qual- ity aud stylishly made. Size U4. Ke- duced from $18 to $16, RUCHING.—In addition to these few Pivees we shali xo through the stock and take therefrom all lengthy under two yards snd mark them at abyut half price. 22 boxes of Black Tourist Ruching, Fun with gold and silver cord, 3 yards to the box. Reduced from 20 to lic. per box. ‘Two-row White Plaited Crepe Lisse Ruching. Reduced from 25 to 20e. 5 pieces Fine White Crepe Lise Ruch- ing, with feather edge of Biue, Fink, Heliotrope, Orange and Cardinal, Re- uced from 30 to 25¢. 2 piecus White Pearl Beaded Ruching. Reduced from 60 to 3&c, “QUTING" SUIT#.—Misses’ and Chil- dren's Liybt-weight “Outing” Flannel Suits in light sammer effects. Size 4 Years, reduced from #425 to 93.0; size & years, from $4.50 to 84; size 8 Years, from $4.75 tw $4.25; size 10 Years, from $5.25 to $4.50; size 14 years, from €8.50 to 87; size 16 years, from 89.60 to $8. GOSSAMERS REDUCED.—We pro- Pose to clone out our entire stock of Ladies’ and Children's Gossumers, hence these greatly reduced prices: All 83.50 Gossaimers wo down to $2.50. All 87 Gossamera yo down to 85.50. All $10 Gossamers go down to 8. 50 Gossamers go down to 29, 0 Gossumers yo down to CHILDREN'S GOSSAMERS, — Two lines Of Children's aud Misses’ Gos- samere, 36 to 48 fach longths. $1.25 Quality reducad to @1 and 82.75 quality reduced to 82.15. We wake these low prices now to beue- fit those going away who desire to take ‘one of these indispensable garments with: them. The shapes are Ulsters, Coune- ware aud Peasant. WM. H. McKNEW (Guccessor to R. H. Taylor), - 983 Ponnsylvania, Bostox Vamery Sronz. FS Be % Sh FY RE YT SoPe cea eee ft oco KR R 00 YY “ou kee oP OT AN OLD BUT STILL POPULAR GAME, Our line this season is made up from the best se- lected stock, thoroughly seasoned aud unequaled for style, durability and finish, 8-Ball Set—Our Leader. ‘8-Ball Set—Fine Finish. 8-Ball Set—Selected Stock. ‘Ball Set--Professional 8-Ball Set—Lony Malle 8-Ball Ket—Professional. 5 MM MM ast oo ee Re gs ; BPE SS So Boy aut z Tho best values we have ever offored aro now dis- played on our counters, Braided Edge Mexican. Star, Close Woven, Large. Hand-made, Cotton Cord. .. Style C, Close Woven, Colors... Hammock Spreaders. Haamock Ropes. SMITH & WARDWELL, ¥13-tojys DE #=- sooner, Practice United to tke tresiniont of all Chronic Disaaees, by" Mer Miassace, Swedish Muve- tricity, aguas Rigi. Bia, vice Be 705-707-708 Market Space, 4018-1w? Jouxsox, Ganyzr & Cc. 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. XN. CUT-PRICE SALE FOR THIS WEEK. 20 pieces Wi éd to 1, 0 pieces Wool Mixed Plaids reduced to 1Ge. For White doz, venta’ Uni Rew York om o Rey, York Male (opteg 2 100 Bosom, SectiReAES eh ot Ol isthe aud Sue clone out, JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 17 G36 Penna. ave. aw. iat . WENEW So STAR: WASHIN ‘THAT WE A! ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY I8 XO SECBET_EVEX OUR COMPETITORS CONcEDE THAT-AND IT 18 PER- FECTLY REASONABLE THAT TO DO SUCH A LARGE BUSINESS WE MUST HAVE THE GOODS YOU WANT AND aT THE RIGHT PRICES, WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN NEGLIGEY. SHIRTS. ALL SIZES FOR MEN AND BOYS IN SILK, CHEVIOT. MADRAS, BATISTE, PONGEE AND FLANNEL ALL OF THE VERY LATEST COLORS AND COMBINATIONS IN STRIPES, PLAIDS, CHECKS, CROSS BARS AND FANCY FIGURES. ALL MARKED AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE CONSISTENT WITH RELIABILITY. B. ROBINSON & 00.. FINE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS, 909 PENNA, AVE. N.W. $18-20 “A Gaur Reuzr. One of the greatest boons to “tender feet” is easy footwear, ‘Av easy summer Shoe used to be hard to obtain. Not s2 now. Kangaroo leather is soft, will not burn, is tough sud inakes a most remy Shoe, For this warm weather we offer: Men's Best Kangaroo High Shoes, #5. ‘Mon's Best Kangaroo Low Shoes, 84, and down to $2.50, Men's “Non-sun Drawing" Russet Shoes, both high and Jow cut, from 81,25. to $3 a pair, For Ladies' Summer Shoes wo espccially Tecommend our Festher-weight Haud-turp Button Boots at Sand S40 pair; or our Kid or Russet Hand-made Oxford Ties from 750, to $2.50, Ofcourse these are only hints for your comfort. But, as we are Leadquarters for all season's suit- able Shoes, we are always pre- Pared to meet your likes and avoid your dislikes, WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7TH ST, N.W. 1922 PENN. AVE. N.W, at 231 PENN. AVE. SE. Gaear Leapens. OUR MEN 3.00 RUSSET OXFORDS, 0 RUSSET LACE, 4.00 KANGAROO LACE, #400 KANGAROO OXFORDS, $4.00 CALFSKIN LACE, LEATHER LACE, 00 PATENT LEATHER OXFORDS, }0 RUSSET LACE, $5.00 RUSSET OXFORDS HAVE MORE 1HAN DOUBLED OUR TRADE IN MEN'S BHOES, | 3a LF} 4kTHUR BURT & CQ, 18 lll FBT, NW. DEERCHIEFS aT Aad Rh RRR Pr: > 5535 Ye a Her’ YW * iss Pera ee YO 23 ‘We have been buying in Handkerchiefs chance to get some good ones—cheap—and we think you will object to indulging in that sort of thing yourselyes—provided we will shave our good fortune with you. You know that is our customthere THE FAIR CN THE NEW STORE), CORNER SEVENTH AND H STS. XW, “WOOD AND WILLow." One's the solid, the other the Sbrous product of nat ure. Both are used in your home every day, And how often you resch for something of the ‘Wooden or Willow Ware nature, which ‘ought to be just at hand (because needed), but which isn't because you haven't thought to got it, That's what these “‘check” # of ours are for—""memory brushes"— and if we give you ea- Pecial values in them why that's the frosting ou the cake, Check Here. Strong Clothes Hampers... Willow Knife Trays... Velvet-tip Whisk Broom. Polished Back Hand Brushes. .. Patent Sink Cloaners,,....... Fosertt eetenees 10, $2.25; Toothpicks, per box... Sugar Bucket, wire bail Striped Wooden Salt Boxes... Plain or Fancy Splash Mats.. ‘Veneer Chair Seam, all sizes. Coat Racks, bronze hooks... £ Sasgee8ee 8 “ extra Jong, Galvanized Wire Coal Sieves, Wooden Koliing Pins... Wooden Wheolbarrows... ‘Wooden Potato Mashers...........6 Brass-tip Towel Kacks, 3 prongs. Folding Hat Racks, with 10 books... . Good Strong Scrubbing Brush... Wooden Mixing Spoons... - 2-Leop Bucket, 50 Clothes Pins, Clothes Line and a Box of Blu- ing, all tor Emery Knife Strong Toe Pick. laree Kitchen Paring Knives, @rrresreresttses 8 S382F2ie vores? see oevehe kt * Cutting Tap! Painted Cottage Rocxers. 53¢-foot Baniboo Easel. : Round or Square Fancy Willow Work Stand, Worth $125... Srtetseretrse ‘There isn’t very much here to be seen. But there's some- ‘thing you need, and we say it without knowing much of your wants, either, Re2 : h a ro ik i RS - aa i K - FRANELE & CO, PROPRIETORS, COR. 7TH AND H STS. N.W. Hosizny. Just at this time we are enabled to offer some un- usually valuable specials in Hosiery, ‘Men's full regular-made Balbriggan Half Hose, two Pairs for 25¢. Children’s Warranted Fast Bleck Ribbed Hose, sizes 5 to 944, two patra for 25e, Ladies’ Broad Spauish-ribbed Positive Dlack Hose, a pair, Ladies’ Extra Balbriggan Hose, in light or medium weight, 25c. a pair, STECIAL IN MITTS. We sre offering a very fine assortment of Ladies’ » and 50c, a pair. SPECIAL IN MATTINGS, Our sales in Mattings are telling on our stock, but we still huve some Very unusual Largains to attract you, CABHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE” ‘928 7th st. and 706 K st. nw, 1t Srrcran 18 Sars Beuteris For Tuonspay. CONDITION OF 1HE $14 SUIT SALE. SH" We've run onc-half the time-lwit of the sale— SH" and more than half of the Suits are gone—a great Sa" many more, Getting busier each suceveding day, SH too, ‘This sale isn’t like some that areran around SB™ here. When the first lot is suue—cet some more aw a | £2" of some kind or other—aud “whoop her up” again, lonot | ¢@- WE started in with 284 SACK and CUTA- sa" WAY, CASSIMERE and CHEVIOT, SUITS ba@™ from our REGULAR STOCK, Marked-—and is no standing ou ceremony—nor fashion—or auything | ¢B~ their twius have suld——at #25, $24, 823, 822, else in this matter. If you want Handkerchiefs you | ¢B~ 20 and #18. Whe the last of them arogoue— will buy them in midseason—or—as iu the present in- stunces whenever it is to your advautuze to do so. Read a word or two about these qualities and prices— ‘and let us kvow if you do not think now is the ac- SB™ that settics our #14 gale. $2" = We'ro not feeding on your crsdulity, There S27 hasu't been a Suit sold during this sale that the cepted time if you want good Handkerchiefs for | 6@™ purchsver hasn't given us credit for doluy betier not very much, ‘We purchased 15 dozen Ladies' Embroidered Hopd- kerchiefs that we have marked ouly he And ‘25 dozen Printed Linen Mull at the same pric ‘Thetis the strongest 124¢-cent Handkerchief trio ‘that was ever offered in Washington, We would cun- sider—one of them—slone~a good luck. We bouxht 15 dozen Ladies’ Pisin All-linen Hem- stitched Handkerchiefs—all widths of hem—and of We have sjugled this out from the other three be cause it is really # gem of quality, They are 124 conta to yon, ‘To make things more interesting in these personal commodities—we have dropped the price on what Ladies’ White and Colored Eambroidered Handkerchiefs we had in stock that we have been seiliug ut 37M4c. and 50c. to meet the price on some equal qualities we picked up in this bargain. They are 223 ceuts now. Some of these are # little counter soiled—but a little avap and water saves you about half the cost. Cr chiefs yun from 37}4c. to $4. ‘That is shcpping food enough for the ladies for one day surely. 1f you buy you cau putit down you have ought wisely—and at & very opportune time, ‘We ave mau ourselves—and we are uot likely to for- ket our beeds—or Our fellows. With the ladies’ lut we found a large tine of printed borders in Men's sizes ‘They are our new desigus—that caught our eye. You $8 than he expected, even—and you know we have G2" been educating you tooxpect a great deal from us. t#~ You can't wake any mistake iu quality—you S@ can't make any mistake in patteru—aAny of S27 them —alof them—are rareand recent—-But NOW $B instead of Saturday you'll have a hotter field to SB™ turn your taste loose in, $#~ THE THREE-THREE DAYS' SALES, Ge~ The “Odds and Ends” in Children's Suits have ta" had aday—anda biz one, Two wore left—Thurs- Ca™ day aud Friday. I) there a family in Washington $27 with boys from 4 tu 16 years who can’t use one— SB or more—f these suits? After a few weeks’ 6H vacation you'll bein positive aeea of them—even $2 if you're not now, These prices wou't bo here Sa then, The ouly risk you ruu is on siga Five cB™ sections, oz A—#1.98, B—82.98, C~$3.98, a D-$4.93, E-$5.98, S27 for suits worth neacly double, tH The Hat Department is keeping this Odd and Car End Three Days’ Suit Sale company with a pair of G27 STRAW HAT specialties, T2~ One-—All that are left of some $1.26, 91.50, $2~ $1.75 and 81.98 CHILDREN’S STRAW SAIL- $B OkS—FOR can have as many of them as you waut at 123g cents piece, “Tas long a8 we are talking Handkerchiefs wen't you look at those fullsize, pure tinen——1—and 1¢-inch deop hematitched borders, that weace offering regu- larly at 123¢¢. ‘Thay are varieties. We always carry acomplete ling of Mon's Plain Hem. stitched and Colored Borders—running them from 2250. to 75e. a plece—with extra sizes at 50c. and 75e. For a novelty, whet do you thiuk, gentlemen, of Plain White Demask Hematitched Handkercbicts? ‘They run from 75e. to $1.25. ‘We are offering ® ‘heavy wealth of qusl- wo 98 CENTS. 227 Bolid colors and mixtures, Very few of them-- 6” but very Ane qualities and as fashionable av they £2 can dbe—what there are, tw- The other—aA lot of BOYS WHITE AND ta" MIXED STRAWS—with fancy bands—thst we S@™ bought at abargain. 50 ceuts is what they ought 827 to be marked. a 38 CENTS S27 is what we have marked them. Some are in the particularly ityin Pure Linen Heinstitchcd—with initial—at 5c. | *2~ Window, ‘This is vot an ordinary price, ether. You wii) dnd it out if you try to duplicate them. 106, and 20c. will give you good qualities m Chil- ren's White and Colored-bordered all linen and bematitebed, ‘All initiala—tast ly emabroidered—on all sizes—25e. Moumatine de Bote, for “party use—$2.50 to 85. “Jap” ih the silk—w5c, to $1.23—with the initial if you want it at 50c. end 75c.—All sizes, | Ifyou have a keen sense of appreciation these Hand- jerdhiets wl dowd before your busy buying eta tenia Fate. That will just suit us though. We bourht them to sell~and the quicker the better we sha'l like it, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” MINTH ST, AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Estcblished 1840. Md it HY be any Pi f BALVA- S37 ‘These are days that when you get up in the $27 morning you can't tell what'll happen before 327 night—in our store. Something yew is turning S@™ upall the time. And it always pockets dollars 62" and ceuts for you, SAKS AND COMPAYY, THE LIVE OUTFITTERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AXD SEVENTH 18 STREET. Low Price Unnnritss: SILK UMBRELLAA in Natural, Silver and Orne- ‘monted Handies. Afresh supply of GLORIA UMBRELLAS im new styles, 4A fow FINE PARASOLS we will close out very cheap. BH STIXEMETS & SONS, 1237 Pa ave. myl0-Dan WOODWARD & LOTHROP, OR 11TH AND F STs XW, _ Wooxespar, Juxe 18, 1890, 4 NOVELTY IN LADIEW WEAR— Ittsthe “Julia Marlowe"—a substitute for the Vassar Shirt. As usual weare the Sret to show them. Open front ‘bosom of the usual length, back bresdth ‘coming down to waist with strings at- tached, passing around the waist through, eyelets in the lower outer edges of the ‘bosom and tying in front. We are show- ing this novelty in Plaited or Plain Bosome, turn down point collars, iu 12, 1234 18 and 1335 inches, at 68c. each, iret oor.» BLACK SILK GRENADINE. — Not- withstanding the large demands made ‘upon Black SUk Grenadine this season Fou will still Sud our stock complete, ‘We bought in large quantities the fret Of the season, consequently the line of ‘styles and sizes are still unbroken. Plain All-silk Grenadine. 75c., 85e, @1 sud @1.25 per yard. 24-inch Satin Stripes Grenadine, Stripes 1 to @ inches in width, 91.25 per yard. Brocade Stripe Grevadine. $2.50 per yard. ‘We call special attention to our 85c, quality and also to our Silk and Wool Barege, 46 inches wide,at $1.25 per yard. (First floor; annex) LADIES’ NEW GOSSAMERS —We have just received an excellent line of Ladies’ Gossamers, and are offering them at the following temptingly low Prices: At $1.50 each. Ladies’ Mineral Finish Circulars. At 82.50 each. ‘Ladies’ Oxford Circulars, At @2.75 cach. Ladies’ Black Circulars, At @3ench Ladies’ Cloth Surface Peasant Cireu- Jars, iu attractive patterns of stripes, checks, plaids, &c, At $3.50 cach, Ladies’ Cloth Surface Raglans, in dark stripes and plaids At 87.50 each, Ladies’ Fine Quality Black Cloth Sur- face Reglana, Every garment guarantecd, LADIES HIGH-CLASS WATER- PROOF GARMENTS.—We are offering all of our Ladies’ High-clase English ‘Waterproof Garments at greatly reduced: Prices, Ladies’ Fine Silk and Wool Waterproof Garments in Choice Patterns of Dark Checks, Plaids aud Stripesin the Fssb- fonable Russell Circulars and Alexandria Beglaus, Reduced to $10, €12.50 and 815 cach. (Third floor.) MEN'S NEW PAJAMAS.—A new live Of Meu's Pajamas in Madras, nest pat- terns, made large and full, @4 each, We are also showing an attractive line of Men's Pongee Pajamas at 5 each. Gfen's Department, 1013 F st.) SPECIAL VALUE IN SUN COVER- INGS.—Ladies’ 22-inch Black Union Sk Parasols with boll and crook bavdles, Suitable for mourning. $2.25 and 93 each, (First floor.) NEW LACES.—We have just received & full supply of the 45-inch All-vilk Black Russian Net, which we are offer- ing at only 70c. per yard, (First floor.) MEN'S TENNIS PANTS.—We are dis- playing iu our Men's window on F street an excellent line of Men's White Flan- nel Tennis Pants, made by Welch, Mar- geston & Co.,Londou. Ouly 83,50 per pair. ilen’s Department, 1013 F st) GLOVES.--Ladies' 8-button Lenxth Mousquetaire Sucde Gloves, in assorted: shades of Tan, embroidered backs. 85¢. per pair. Ladics’ G-button Length Gray Chamote Skin Gloves, embroidered im feather stitch. 1 per pair, Ladies’ 8-Lutton Longth Mousquetaire Chamois Skin Glove, in Whito and Light yellow. $1.25 perpair. (First floor, center.) LINENS.—Below we are offering four ‘special values in Damask: 62-inch Heavy Irish Damask. Ouly 50c, per yard, 60-inch German Bleached Damask ins Variety of desigus, Only 62éc. per yard. 64-inch Bleached Irish Damask, oxtre Value Only 75c. per yard. @4-inch Extra Heavy German Double Damask. Only 80c. per yard. Reavy Huck Towels, Size 18 by 36 81.0a dozen, Extra Quality Huck Towels. 25c. each, 81.75 a dozen, Glass Doses, plain centers and colored berders. Only 50c. a dozen. WHITE GOOD8.—New invoice of Piques, in small, medium and heavy cords, 150, 20¢., 50, ST, 50, and 60c. Sheer Plaid Organdies, extra value, 150. per yard. ng ‘New arrival of Dotted Swisses, 250. 19 56c. per yard. Light-weight White Iuish Liven for Ladies’ Shirt Waists, 36 inches wide 50c., UOe, and 75c. per yanl, Piain Black Ipdia Linon, sheer weight, absolutely fast color. 20c, and 25c, per yard. Brocaded -Nainsooks, in a variety of Pettervs, 25c. per yard. Black French Ongandie, sheer weight, 1 inches wide. 37}éc. per yard. 64 inclids wide. G2}c. and The, per sand. ‘New errival of Plain and Faney Puck- ings. 00c,, 75c, to $1.25 per yar\. (Second floor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, us Comer 11th and Fate aw. line of Shirt Waists, we think, campot be excelled im ‘84 workmanship and price, and can confidently assure ©€r customers that no such assortment can be showa, by-anyoue as we shall display op our second Boor. Patrons should not purchase this class of goods muti they have gone carefully through our line, as many ‘of the Boveltivs in Wash Goods are controlled by wa WASHABLE SHIRT WAISTS. 100 dozen Elegant Shirt Waiste, pleited front and ‘deck, with cuffs, in all nobby and decided patterns, ‘izes 4 to 13 years af 250, 55 dosen Boye’ Waists, full plaites, well ebaped and finished, extra quality material, in about thirty differ. ent Sgures at SUc. each, Our 59¢c. Boys’ Waists are like those usually retailed #t 68c., but we bought a quantity of them at a feure, ence the price. They come ip pest apd pretty pat- ferns Each and every ove ® perfect fitting waist, 58c, will be the price, ‘Wecannot fail to make mentionof our All-white Shirt Waists, They are the best obtainable for the money. ry ‘We carry them in all styles at 50e., GBe, and BAe, THE GO-AWAY QUESTION, No trouble to prepare sud pack up for the country, ‘sud nothing like the expenne, either, compared with formerly. Everything's at your elbow i the store. For example, © paragon of Ladies’ Wraps, such ® the short Kind, then Dusters and Capes, Sum- mer Shawls, in Cashmere and Canton Sik Crepe, some ewbroidered, and plain, Prices are astonish ingly low, indeed. On the first foorare bept every bind of Hosiery for ladies, eithor foreign or domestic, some really pretty styles. Agnin, we bave Silk Mitte, which arecsseutial, They come in all colors, Gualities and lengths. Tennis Slurts and Belts are um- United in number, Have you seeu ours? They are nice, and prices temptingly low. Belts! excellent ones at 19c., like those usually suld at Be. BATHING OUTFITS are on our second fivor, such: as Ptoc kings with indestructible cork soles combined, well adapted for bathing purposes, at 98c. In BATHING CAPS we have them in all shapes and Prices, A chance in Dusters for traveling wear. Mobair Dusters, Newmarket shape, bell sleeves, perfect Stting, at > Finost Silk Mohair iu colors, al sizes, bell sleeves, at 96.50. Striped and Persian effects in Silk Mobair, several colors, Irirh peasant styie, all sizes, at 89.50. Our entire stock of Spriug Weight Jackets Lave been marked at greatly reduced prices. We think it worth your logking them over, ane 227% wz wunee Pee go Lt RRI e u ol! ER ae “. EP &3 ‘edt bus kk OE eo 3::.2 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 778 si, | i ik ae usm Ss nu OTVTT ae PRE F Sesto We have closed out an iamporter's lot of white goode VERY CHEAP. VEKY SEASONABLE Items Lelow, ides oulyof what we have; makes one feel col to lock at them, the price adveutayes quake theus unusually attractive. Snail lot of Striped and Pisid White Organdie Lawns, 25c., all over THESE 15c, AYAKD, OU pieces Btriped and Plaid Lawns FOR Ize. A YARD, You can get plenty of lawns for 12k. ayerd, Put these along side of them, you'll know the rest, 25 pieces of Striped Sueer White Lawns FOR 20¢. A YARD, ‘None better for 12k. Block Fiaid Orgaudie Lawns, in sheer qualittes, 12M. AND 15c. A YAKD, Got samples of Iie. snd 15c. goods from other Places, We'll stand the comparisuu test, 2100 pieces of White India Linens, 10c,, 12i40., 15e,, 18c., 2c. and 250, A YARD. ‘Moro than s shade better than the usual gualities st those prices, LIGHT WEIGHTS IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT, Some reductions being made iu Suite sud Sturt Waste that are livewing up thinws. White snd Colored shirt Waists (whites are all liven), sizes 4 t012. $1.50 was the price, Ovc. NOW, Not many of them. Alot of Flannel Shirt Walsts, sizes 4 to 13, 8a EACH Worth more. 14 Misses’ White Iudia Linen Dresses, ewbroidery trimmed, sizes 12,14 and 16, Were up ty 87.50 Thewe w Le closed out for €2.25 EACH. 12 Children's Imported Gingham Dresses, sizes 4, 6, Hand 10. Were 85, 86 aud 87, ‘To be closed out tor $2.90 EACH. 50 Ladies’ All-wool Suits, Navy only, braided ip black or white, for e275 Each ‘The biggest aud best reductions we have made im wome ‘Chance now for many a bargain. POPULAR SHOPPING FLACK 216 * crust. Enpy Rermorzarons All sizes of this EVERY EDDY REFRIGERATOR WARRANTED, amporter af Pottery esd lez, 2009 Pa sve., lett et com ns 4 a