Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR Cirevlation of any Newspaper in the World, Advertising Medium is worth Every American city rises up against the eensus of 1899 because American pride and public spirit are at least equal to American Progtess. The enumerator bas not apparently im Washington, St. Louis, Philadelphia and some other cities reached the high-water mark of expectation; and perhaps in some instances bas fallen below the demands of attainable justice, Making all necessary deductions, the census as a whole is probably as accurate as any has been or could be made except by the expenditure of much more money than it is deemed prudent to expend But there is no doubt that sharp criticism in certain quarters | has caused a more careful revision to be made than wonld have been made without it. Enough is not yet known to mark accurately the comparative increase and present rank of the large eities of the republic. but the table taken from the New York Times and printed | elsewhere sufficiently, for present purposes, indicates the approximate result, The study of the result as far as the leading cities are concerned shows, first, that the United States have as many cities containing a million popu- lation and above as all Europe. Otherwise this study is too complex to be presented bere in full. The American cities having more than # million population are New York, Chicago and Philadelphia. Chicago. which was fifth im 1870 and fourth in 1580, is second in 1890. Philadelphia sinks from second in the two previous decades to third by the Present census, Brooklyn, which was third during the past twenty years, is now fourth, and Baltimore, which was sixth in 1870 and seveuth in 1880. rises to fifth in 1890, which is | extremely creditable to the city “by blue Patapsco,” our vext-door neighbor. Of the other cities Boston loses two points, Cincin- nati stands as No. 8, where she has stood for three censuses; San Francisco is ninth, as in 1880; Pittsburg goes from twelfth to tenth Place, Buffalo from thirteenth to eleventh; Cleveland loses one place in the procession, and New Orleans three. The cities making the most astonishing progress are Milwaukee, from No, 19 im 1880 to No. 14 in 1390; Minne- apolis, from No. 38 in 1880 to No. 17 in'90, and St. Paul, from No. 45 to No. 20 in 189. The rivals of the upper Mississippi are fighting like Turks, and filling the air with charges of fraud. Washington has done pretty well and would have done better with a fair, that is a patient count, We come down one step. which we may easily regain and believe we shall. Wash- ingtou’s increase is evidence of the substantial progress of the capital city. We had here in 1880, exeluding suburbs, 147,293 souls; in 1890 about 230,000, suburban residents included. At this rate alone, giving free scope, without Jealousy, to our western contemporaries, the capital will be in course of « few years a great as it is a prosperous city, and this without its having the usual stimuli-—large manufactures or great commercial activity. It is destined to be the finest capital on the planet and the most desirable residence city that ever grew up to delight the denizen or stranger. a Unquestionably it is important that the Washington Monument shall not be defaced with unsuitable inscriptions whether on bronze tablets, memorial stones, or on the shaft If, But opposition to the use of the Monument So- city’s plaque, based upon the alleged unsuita- bility of the inscription,comes very late, indeed. ‘The preparation of the plaque was decided upon aud announced years ago, and the character of the memorial und its inseription were warm!y discussed ia the society's meetings, reports of which were published in the newspapers. Con- gressional intervention for the protection of the monument against this plaque ought to have occurred long ago. if it was to occur at all, in time to prevent the expense of making the memorial. To permit up to this point the ques- tron of what is to go in the monument to be de- cided outside of Congress, to sit quietly by with fuli notice of the proposed memorial and ailow the society to work at it for years, and now to pounce upon the unhappy plaque when it is finished and ready to be put in pla: seems tobe hardly fair. It will be necessary to show some very serious objection to the pro- posed tablet or its inscription in order to justify this course. + Astone battle betweon the north and the south is threatened. The Commercial Gaztte of Cincinnati on federal elections says: “Turt having fuiied to have effect. we will see what efticaey there is in stones;" to which the ( ier-Journal responds: ~-Our esteemed contemporary is fixing to get somebody hurt. Stones are effective enough as missiles When thrown by only oue side. Lut what about the return tire — + = Beriberi has arrived for the first “time and everybody will wish it hadu’t arrived at all, be- cause beriberi ix a sleeping sickness from In- dia, Africa and Australia, and ought to have found victims enough there to satisty it. Score auother point against unrestricted immigra- hon, — - Towa w very hot about something just at present. Dispatches from Burlington show the thermometer registered 116 degrees to 120 de- grees yesterday with slightty lower records at other points. —————— —___ What is the matter this year? The republi- cans are at outs on silver coinage and do not agree on tariff bills and here is the Philadelphia Yess, the leading Peunsylvania republican paper, ssying that the reference in the Pean- sylvania republican platform to the comments in the British house of commous ou the McKin- ey bill is “simply silly.” — + The prohibition state convention of Minne- sota meeting in St. Paul yesterday adopted a dry platform and nominated a full ticket, The Probibitionists are apparently carrying water eu beth shoulders. — > + There are so many abuses and alleged abuses of the poor old Congressional Record that it might be well to blot out and start afresh. Give us the record without imterpolation, omission or correction further than what is necessary to make it intelligible. ————$——— ‘The Germans of Germany are taking active steps aguinst the McKinley bill, but the Ger- mans of America are with McKinley as a rule, of at least with his party. — Seuator Mandervou Teports the Government Printing Office building to the congressional grand jury as an alarming nuisance. When will this grand jury find a true bill, in accord- suce with the facts and public opinion? And when will this matter of serious import to 2,000 workmen and their families and friends, as wel! as to the public at large of these United States be settled? No one of the public buildings is more disereditable to the goverument than aes ——— oo B Terrible mountain fires are devastating the forests of Colorado and the weather bureau will not turu the hose on. ——— — ‘The republican convention at "Harrisburg Yesterday was so nicely adjusted that it reached the desired gubernatorial result without the slightest effurt. Everything was ready and at given signal it did just what was expected of it, This shows what a skilled mechanic in machine politics can do and how artistically be can do it oe “Politics is = very poor fertilizer and the Maryland farmers are complaining of a short wheat yield. —_—— The national election discussion in the House started in yesterday with some indication that the shot-gun policy will have to be adopted to settic points uf difference between distinguished etutesmen. eo ee Fzeo silver some other week, BBB Py i? FOR And By your hot They will nut ‘be DAY ONLY, YOU KNOW, 39 close out KED TIUBET BANGAINS TRUNKS. rumks below are all more or less rubbed by hauetlinas be the weartng;qualities of them are not ail eppesced Deion ee HL nearistas, f 1 was 87. , The GOODS. . faucy Half Hose, Size 9M only. Red Ticketed Say tes Grace fe 9 4 ere Sale Cr Flannel Windsor Tivs.” Red Ticketed Le. eac| PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS. 50 Fane: Cuubrellas, covers to match, Red 50 Sulid Color Gros Grain Parasols. Red Ticketed Lace-covered Parasols,Cream. Red Ticketed c¥ GOODS (Front Basement). STeunis hacqucta, solied. Keed Ticketed $1.28 90 Croquet Sets, “complete, 8 balls. Red Tick- | Red Ticketed 1.18 ‘Ropes aud Stakes. Red Tick- oot Fennis Net. Pariae of Tennis Yoies, ia ayand, NGS. 10c. Bro; mn Tissue Veiling, jeces » Red Ticketed Sea gona ing, afew pi only. Re MMINGS AxD BUTTONS. a Dyke, Laces, 3 to 5 tand separs- tted Se. card Ked Vicketed attous, "ite c. Double Jersey Pins. Rod Ticketod 15¢. each, . Side Combs, Tie} oxidized, 120. eae Tablets, be. Fane cto i har#e Japanese Folding Fans, Red Ticketed 12 Red Ticketed 23¢, each. Faus, ull colors, Red UITS. Ladies: White ‘Suits, Hambui trimmed, Sizes a0 Tih 20, Med Ticketed $1.75 cuch. ak use ree igured Satteen 3 ‘size bare Misses) White Suite, gubroidery trimmed. Sizes 12 and 14. Red Tickered $1. Sides 4 to 12. Red $1 Laundered shire Watsts Oc. each. MILLINERY, Fi Striped Cloth Tennis Capa. Red Ticketed 21c. 5 Boxes No. 1 Ribbon, all colors. Red Ticketed 13c. piece of 10 yards, regi Gad, lenstha, moire, all color, Red AR. Lisle Hove, 19 pair only. Re s pairs te Colored Lisie uaif ese, Ted Ticketed for 25¢. Ladies Kea T 20K. Bine, DKY GOODS, Kemuants of seine Pa Dress Goods very cheap. Ked Treketed $498, es Checked Material, was 20 yards Mobair, w: ards Bb ds Henrietta, was 27.44. Red Ticketed $5.95. “auch Nun's Veiling, was 8. anes ptemainder fe ‘hose $2.40 Scotch Gingham Robes, a fehied'g jarseilles Spreads, slightly soiled. Red Ayiat of Colored Bordered Turkish Towels. Rea ESTERY AND ART DEPARTM < Heute Holland Window Bhuace, Pilcd Ticketed clin * Trimmed Curtain Poles complete, Red ‘eautly Embroidered Baby Carriage Robe. 3423 abie On Cloth Cover, was 60c. Red Ticketed ees and #10 Chenille Porticres. Red Ticketed $4.98 eiee Plush Mats, with border. Red Ticketed Ge. ‘Oc. Lambrequin Bordering. Red Tieketed 9¢. a yd. 4-4 Tapestry Lable Covers. Red Licketed 20e. Ac, Willow Work Baskets. Red Ticketed 29¢. 0 Hane By Newoymper and Music Kacks, brass ST ARTICLES. Fir Balai Soap. Red Ticketed Se. acake. ported bay Kum, sprinkle top bottle. Red Gables" Fot Pouri Toilet Soap. Red Ticketed cake. Wire Hair Brush. Red Ticketed Se. English Bath Mitts. Ked Lieketed teu ees pair, inch, Steel Scisgoes, Red Ticketea r Aicolvot Lamp, with boiling’ pot ‘aud tans c. Zine Cleausre. Hed Ticketed 2c. Metal Hair Brush Cleaner, Wied ‘Teketed Ze. | $4.99, 18 inch, $5.4 Br UMM OM > 855 Bh oe EE MMM py AA UE Ms B AMA OU MM ebb Ul PUPULAM BMUPEiNG PLACE, 026 77H ST. Cunprens Scouser Suves, CHILDREN'S SHOES, SHOES. CHILDREN’! RED MOROCCO OR SUEDE, 21.00. INFANTS’ RUSSETT BUTTON EXCEEDINGLY DURABLE, 1. BOYS’ RUSSETT LACI Boys’ au SSETT LAC! BOYS’ KANGAROO OXFORDS, $3.50. BOYS’ TENNIS SHOKS, 75c. AND S5e. Cocl and Comfortable Shoes have much todo with Children's health. A Intue care as to what and where. you buy Children’s Shoes will add to your ebil- dren's comfort and lessen your shoe bills, BBR U U RRR fTTT ‘s y . BLE TES Bw RR i Syu5 = ALTHUR EURT & Co, Bed 21 Fst ww Dany Lerren (THURSDAY. 303 JUNE 26, 1890). Whit Wra Poy A tetany tan redaced ta prise &s follows: tte Wi mr sizes ‘M4 and 36. Redcat trout Stee 30. hate Sica mete Re ra 8 Nenite ‘Bhursdeten and? Rip ‘Trimmed W: 8, B11 Gizes. Reduce Seite” Cimbroiderea 2p, Biboon TWhite Emcrodercd Wi very ¢ yuality, size JB. hace from ef every vue of these Aten 3 WM UH. McKNEW (Buccessor to B. H. Taylor), BY 933 Peunsyivanis ave o.w, PORES ees 0 te toes Cl. A. SPEEDIL! sunt cern es _#26-Lw* ede Bat. nw. “Yes, Irs Hor- ‘Tho run on our Outing ‘Buits continues. Fresb sapply received daily. Kaon’s Fine Straw Hats, ” Five Silk «04 Gloris Umsbretlas. ‘Wagon and Bugsy Umbrellas _ ta BH STINSMEIZ& SONS, 1237 Pa eve. 413 13thst. my 10-9m * » , THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1890, are enjoying themselver this evening at Pens gg fp ffen ay te Range grt hand a 7:80 tomorrow morning, though to supply Your A Cornsa Is Frocxcrxas PERRY'S cevaler igatsons anys seek cf tine’ fou SEVER mission sooner ated “aud Bow, season WERE scarcely amostona, a peur anni ‘sanual pres: fe have cut the price on Drapery, Nets and Flounc- sucH sa ‘atterns—too. HATS inch Striped Brussels Net (satin strij SOLD Teriee eaceaar ee gua te uae fe $4-juch Striped and Spotted Briissels reduced from $1.98 CHEAP, aaa ricered paces , and exception- e198 trom eb to 8 1.98 91.98 are inch Diamond Pattern La Tosca and Brussels 1 | Teduved frou $3.00 to $3 force iu Diamond pattern—reduced from PTF Any Light Colored Derby we've got in the house is marked $1.98 for two days, TOMOKROW AND SAT- ‘ coe Biriped La Tosce—teduced from $1.25 to 48- ped Russian—reduced 250 82. ‘ Payee es Susow ee Finch Marquime Lace Flounsiag—was aiecaee URDAY. You know our methods—We say every hat~ | ¢ th Marge Tace slate and every hat goes in—not one reserved. pajineh 1a Be ca Vicenclan th pase ela, a h Ls Tosca Flow gencing with pure silk, satin rum $4 to 83.50 ase Tosca Flouncing—reduced from $3 to Pe, #5etinch La Tosca Flouncing—reduced from $1.50 to You know these patterns as well as we do. They are the choicest and most unique designs we bave had this df 79H wore not familiar arith the designs and quali: all the annoyncem reductions we could take would have ua west with you. But enowcing ysting euch a slicing off of rice will certainly whet” your vestre to ® possessor of one these exquinite lace robes, Do #0—gou will never bave as better opportunity Some are $4.00 qualities — ‘Some are $3.50 qualities -— Some are $3.00 qualities — Some are 82.50 qualities — ‘That doesn't make any difference—for these two days they are—$1.98. YOUR SIZE AND YOUR BECOMING SHAPE. They are off the latest biocks and in the fatest shades, boLBEREARAELRALbAGhobebEAEhbLhA SEATON PERRY, “PERRY SUILDING.” $1.98 $1.98 91.98 $1.98 NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. $1.08 Two See | een es 81.98 pays 81.98 $1.98 To $1.98 $1.98 BUY $1.98 Osrrce or $198 ‘s™. 81.98] “canper axp¥eh SURE, Wane noms. 31.98 TOMRROW 81.98 Weave besun tho eemodeliow aud en- $1.98 AND £1.98 recs of wi ell tan antite ster'st $1.98 SATURDAY. $1.98 eee ee $1.98 $1.98 81.98 o1.98 G8e.: Stair Uli Cioth, Bast uae banyrun ‘ling, 26-inch. former Drive, 83h “3 19: ce 64. ao ed SAES AND COMPANY, CROWNS FOR THE PEOPLE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTR STREET, epets, Body Br terns Of Moquette at in Mouteites at aL ard Wood thy best market, ab Bait wrice, Guad batzaian fe Tereaturet Xt will pay: you to furuish ow ana Hot wast for the Full Se * “Ww. 'H. HOEKE, 801 Market Space, 308 and 310 Sth st, Ye fone ar Tx Bosrox Vanniry Store Carries the Best Quality and Largest Assortment of 25-46 . BS a GS S888 Sowwex “*Buscxs Aso Wurrrs» B'S ash Goo 3 It is surely midsummer weather; therefore there's a BBB A A GGG Sau general call for midsummer oods. 'Twould be folly to advertise anythiny #¢, and us weare so fully and In the City and at Prices Unequaled, completely stocked with just the things for this aoetae weather we will make special mention of the follow- ing: Those scarce and much-called-for Dotted and Fancy Swine Muslins, at 25c., 30c., 35c., 37}c. and 50c. a yard. ¥Fronch Nainsooks at 25c., 37}¢e. and 50c. a yard, Imitation Alligator—10 inch, 98c.; 12 inch, $1.19; 1¢ inch, $1.25; 16 inch, $1.49. Best-quality Canvas—10 inch, 59¢.; 12 inch, 69¢.; 14 fuch, 89c. ; 16 inch, 9 Real Grain, Canvas Lined—10 inch, $1.25; 12 ineb, $1.49; 14 inch, $1.69, 16 ineh, Real Grain, Leather Lined—1 82.49; 14 inch, $2.98; 16 inch, 83.49, Genuine Alligator, Leather Lined—10 inch, $3.98; 12 inch, $4.49; 14 inch, $4.98; 16 inch, $5.49, CABIN BaGs, Fine Grain Cabin Bax, Patent Frame, Leather Lined—12 inch, @4.98; 14 iweb, 85,08; 16 inch, 86.98, GLADSTONE BAGS. Canvas Waterproof—14-inch, $1.49; 16-inch, $1.79; 18 inch, $1.98; 20 inch, $2.49. Pressed Leather—14 inc! ‘9; 16 inch, €1.98; 18 inch, $7.49; 20 inch, 82. Tmitation Poppe $1.98; 16 inch, 82.49; 18 inch, $2.75; 20 inch, Real Grain—14 inch, 2.79: 16 inch, $2.98; 18 inch, $3.49; 20 inch, 833.4 Real Grain, Leather Liued—14 inch, $4.49; 16 inch 0 inch, $5.99. Canvas Telescope Bags—1 16 inch. 7ik,; 18 inch, 88e, €1.39; 24 inch, 81.49. ‘These Bags have leather corners and extra Jong straps and are waterproof, Ali Bags except Telescopes have the best quality locks, A fine line of Furnished and Unfurnished Bags in Fine Quality Alligator and English-sewed Grain, Collar and Cuif Boxes, Trunk, Shoulder aud Shaw) Straps, Toilet Cases, Flasks, &c, 30c., See. and 506c. wee Fast Black India Lineus at 1240., 18c, and very superior values, Fast Black Plaid Lawus at 12%c. a yard. Here are ¢ome things you need every day of your lives. but because they are needed we haveu't put any fancy prices ou them. CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE” 928 7th st. and 706 K st. nw. 425, in., 59e.;14inch, 69¢,; 20 inch, $1.19; 22 iuch, Rea Tus. SPECIAL SALE OF SUMMER UPHOLSTERY. Adetyles of LACE CURTAINS, 3360 pairs in all, former price $1.25 to $1.75 per pair; now 99c. per Bair. SILKALINE, bast quality, all colors, 12340. per yard. STRIPED SCRIM reduced from 8 and 10c. to 6c, Por yard. SUMMER PORTIERES, several colors, Reduced from $1.65 to 98¢. per pair. SILKALINE PORTIERES reduced to $1.98 per pr. Something entirely new-FRENCH REPP. POR- TIERES, fringed top and bottom. 82.65 per pair. BULGARIAN, STRIPED PORTIERES, heavily tinseled, very cool aud light, Reduced from $3.75 to 22.65. SMITH & WARDWELL, 026-tojy3 705-707-709 Market Space. For tmproved and eco- Bomic cookery. Use it for Soups, Sauces, Mado Dishes Game, Fish, &.), Aspic or Meat Jelly. Keeps per- fectly im all climates for any length of time oud is oF cheaper and of finer flavor than any other stock. Lrsie COMPANY'S EXTRACT BEEF. One pound equal to forty JAPANESE BAMBOO PORTIERES, $1.69 each. pounds of lean Leef of the JAPANESE PORCH CURTAINS, 80c. each. ta.th,1m value of about $7.50, FANCY COLORED DRAPERY,Ve. a yard; was 123. DOTTED SWISS ju colors. ‘3c. per yard, SWISS MUSLIN, Reduced from 18c. to 12}¢c. STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS. 19c, per pair. Regu lar price, 25c. STAMPED SPLASHERS. 12340, FURNITURE LINEN, 40-in. wide, 25c. a yard Regular value, 400. Full Suit of Loose COVERS for 7 pieces, made com- plete, for $13.75, Perfect At guaranteed. You know ‘we save you 610 here, SCREEN WIKE CLOTH, 34-in. wi le, in fancy colors. Reduced to 15¢. » yard. WINDOW SCREENS to order. * DOOR SCRFENS of our patent screen cloth wire, €1.10—ready to hang. ADJUSTABLE SCREENS, best quality, ft any win- dow, 29¢, to 7c. each, These are the best Screens ever offered for the price. WINDOW AWNINGS, size 3x6 feet. Window put up Reduced from 3 SJouxsox & Lerrnen. We have the Jazgoat and best assortment of ciel 148 that can be found at 10c. and 1 a Reduced from 18¢c. to 30c, tlucut of Batteens, Se w styles ry Challies, 18¢, rates rom a 20and 2c. o 8: Ue, A — ‘asorment a Underwes? from 15, 20, 26, a ‘complete stock of Hosiery, Ail at popular prices. JOHNSON & LUTTRELI, 713 Market Space. ARETS INK MANIFOLD BOOKS PRODUCE PY Letter and Copy a Dus Writing in Ink without “Jpectal wines aetrvalepa ne 01 Satuple of the work and price list seut on request, JOHN F. PARKT, Jet4-5te 1225 Ps. ave. Der Goons. nen. and 2 Judie Tanen, in all grades, 5, 8, 10, 124 and 26c, Sue. 325 Siete ug, 243 aide Toe 1c, complete for #2. dias int aa Feather Proof, 16¢,| WINDOW SHADES complete, spring roller, Re- ‘Out 50 and 750. » | duced to 23c. each. inte, %. Eria iat ise: ‘orth double, ‘TABLE COVERS, tinsel tapestry, 13 yards square. Reduced t0 80c. ene. Don't come for these advertised goods a week from now. They will not be here. THESE ARE SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES, UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT, Ground Fioor. Very couyeniant.. aia at a, 35 and 50c, Bae me whe 10 atid 12340 Ribb Be. Ell line of nine fat aren, ched Cotton Short Lengths, Te. 7. B. TOWNER & SON, 20 1316 7th st n.w, | OUF store is detehttully cool, © $ hi \ Rewovat: neuovar. I will remove na few months to building now oceu- | 4, ¢ H pied by A. Kaufman's Doubje Combination Store, A L & fi splendid chance to buy Well-selected and Seasouable ew Oe | Dry and Fancy Goods at and belowcost, For cash ae only. Sale positive, “sme | BURGH NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AXD BUILDERS, eae BERG. OFrict oF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR 11TH AND F sTa XW. Taorsnay, Juxe 26, 1890. REMNANT SALE TOMORROW, Our REMNANTS advertisements bear a strong resemblance to one another, and at agiance you would suppose thie to be ‘the same one you read last week: yet every item ts different. We cannot do business without making “Remnanta” The last end of all Piece Goods, the last few sizes of every line of Hosiery, Gloves, Wraps, Underwear, Corsota, &e., the last pairof Curtains, Blankets, &e., the last of everything we buy is @ Remnant, We close them out each Pridayat @ low price to prevent them accumulat- ing, The advantages to us are these: We have uo old shop-worn stock to sell, We have no old “Short Lengths” of Fabries or “Odd Lois” of Unseasopable Gocds to offer; on the contrary, wo are @xabled to show the cleanest, freshest, Ktostand most desirable goods at all times. The advantages to you are equally great, for you are enabled to secure the exact length in seasonable dress goods or other fabrics or the exact size wanted inGloves, Hosiery, Wraps, Corsets, Underwear, ke. ata price considerably below its market value, We prefer to make s small loss by selling now rather than risk a total loss in waiting to obtain fall price, In this week's “Short Length” of Dress Goods you will find the exact length for & Lady's Traveling Dress, Wrap or Child’s Dress, SCOTCH ZEPHYRS--All “Short Lengths” of Scotch Zephyrs, Reduced to 20¢, per yard, All “Short Lengths" of 42-inch Side Band Scotch Zephyrs, in the new shade of Apple Green, 10-yard lengths, have been reduced from 40c. to 150. per yard. “Short Lengths” of Pisin Blue Satteen, in 10-yard lengths, bave been reduced to 150. per yard, Also alarge assortment of Figured Sat- teens will be placed om center table at greatly reduced prices, (Second floor; front.) REMNANTS IN PARASOLS.—3 La- dies’ 22-inch Pongee Parasols, with Car- inal lining. Reduced from $2.50 to $1.50 each. 1 Lady's 24-inch Garnet Silk Sun Um- brella, Reduced from $3.50 to $2. 1 Lady's 24-inch Black Silk Sun Um- brella, slightly damaged. Reduced from 89 to 82.50. 1 Laay's 24-inch Black Silk Sun Um~ brella, Reduced from $10 to $5. Girst floor.) LADIES' SUITS REDUCED, —1 Lady's Black-and-White Batiste Suit, Size 40. Reduced to 82.50. 1 Lady's White Embroidered Suit, Size B4. Reduced to $4. 1 Lady's Black-und-White Striped Gingham Su't. Size 38 Reduced to 85.00. 1 Lady’s White All-over Embroidered Suit, handsomely trimmed with ribbon, Size 32. Reduced to $3.00. 1 Lady's Navy Blue Gingham Combi+ nation Suit, Size 32. Reduced to 86. 2 Ladies’ White Suits, handsomely em- broidered. Sizes 3% and :i4. Reduced to 87 50 each. (Third floor.) HOSIERY REDUCED. —5 pairs Ladies, Cotton Hose, Black ground with fancy stripes, Sizes 84 and 9. Reduced to 12%. per pair. Half price, 10 pairs Ladies’ Fency Cotton Hose, Black and Biue ground with Orange Stripes, Sizes 8 and 8%. Reduced to R3e. per pair, 7 pairs Ladies’ Garnet Silk Plaited Hose with White split soles. Sizes 8 and 9%. Reduced to 7e. per pair, First floor, annex.) “ODD PAIRS” IN GLOVES.—5 paire Ladies’ 4-button Perinot Suede Gloves in Cream and White, Size Re- duced from $1.50 to 50c. per pair. 19 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Real Kid Gloves in Browns and Tans. Sizes Si, 5%, 84 and 7. Reduced from $1 to 75c, per pair. 3 pairs Ladies’ 4-button Dogskin Gloves in Light Brown, embroidered in feather-stiteh, Sizes 5% and 6%. Ke- duced from $1.50 to $2 per pair. (First floor HANDKERCHIEFS REDUCED.—La- dies’ All-iiuen Hand-embroidered Hem- atitched Initial Handkerchiefs. 1 D, 4F', 13, 12K, 2 BR, 1 V and3 We, Romnant price 18c. exch. 6 for $1. Ladies’ All-linen Wulaundered Hand- ewbroidered Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefa. 2 E's, 2 Fs, 1 Jand 2 T. Remnant price 20c, each. 6 for $1. Men's All-linen Haud-embroidered Hematitehed Initial Handkerchiefs. 3 Es, 2 F's, 4's, 2N's and 20% Rem- nant price "20c, each. 6 for $1. Men's All-linen Haud-embroidered Hemastitebed Initial Handkerchiefs, two- inch hem, 41's, Remuant price 25, each. Ladies’ Sheer All-linen Fancy Hem- stitched Initial Handkerchiofa 3 A's, SDs, 2h, SF's, 4's, 13, 30, 2 O02 Pe, 27, 4 Ve aud? W's, Rom. nant price 25c. exch. Ladies’ Sheer. All-liten Hand-em- broldered Hemstitched Initial Handker- chiefs, one-inch bem. 3 A's, 2 Dig 3 E's, 3 G's, 2 K's, 30's, 2 Re and Y Ve, Reusnant price 3c. exch; 3 for st. (Pirat floor.) MERINO UNDERWEAR. -8 Ladies’ Five Geuse Jerecy-Atting Vests, low ‘eck and no sleeves. 26 and 28. Reduced to 12346. each. ‘than belt Price, * pairs Ladies’ Morino Panth, Sizes 28 and 30. Reduced to 25¢. per pair. 14 Children's Fine Gause Vests, high Deck and tone sleeves, Sines 16, 18 and 20, Reduced to 1ige. each. Half price, (Firet floor, annex.) te Sowerume Tar Istanrsts Yor Is Taste Two Corvus ‘Mow can it be otherwise? Men's, | Ladies and Children’s Summer Far- Bishings are quoted et prices that | were never as low—at prices we don't pretend can be permanent, We | shortly commence our pew year= business year—and prefer to “take Stock” of money tm hand rather thaa Goods on the shelves, and thus this Tes | oo Mt ‘We advertised yesterday ovening the “Palais Royal” 85c, Dress Shirts for 75 cents, and by 11 o'clock this morning had sold nearly 500 of them. And yet we consider the sales failure A faiiure in this respect; It was our regular customors who were the purchasers; ure of them whether the price was reduced ornot. We want to attract new custom—gentiemen who have been paying fancy prices for Shirts made to order; those who have tried the ordinary ready-made Shirteand have been disappointed. If the reader is one of such will he try the *‘Palais Royal” Shirt? We will send a sampie to hie address, and if, after trying it om, the fitis not satisfactory will send for the shirt and thank him for giving ita trial, It'll not cost Lim @ cent; it may save him many dollars, we were THE PALAIS ROYAL SHIRTS are made of Wamsutta Cotton, bosom of Richardson's 2100 Irish linen, 3 ply, and lined with hesvy Butcher's linen; three lengths of sleeves to each neck size; spe- cial improved patterns for round and stooping shoul- ders; finished with patent stays at all weak points; hand-made button holes. And the price tomorrow ONLY 75 CENTS, In the list below are also quoted Collars and Cuffs at reduced prices. These are made expressly for us and equal in quality and style the more expensive goods of ‘& much-advertised name. week of price surprises. Those sample garments of New York's lea: Ufacturer of Cotton and Cambric Underwear are too food bargains to miss and you will miss them if you don't call tomorrow, Here's & list of what we will ave tomorrow —specially reserved ‘Gowns st 59 cents worth § 7, aS -“ 727 = © 1460. a - 138 ad - 1298 “ ” - “ 827 Those at 81.35 are trimmed with fine quality Piat Val. and Torchon Laces. Those at @2 are of finest Cambric and so exquixitely made and trimmed that they may well be termed Bridal Gowns, Skirts at 78c., worth.. - have Yoke Band, Scraper Ruffle and fine Lace Trimming. Those more expen- sive lave flounces of choice Florentine Lace. At about the same prices as quoted for Skirts and Nightgowns are Chemises, Corset Covers, Dressing Sacques, Drawers. These are bargains that must be called for tomorrow. The price list below is for regular stock reduced in price, Mews Srocx -Taxixe Paces. Wepartment Near Door No. 1119 Pa. ave.) 2 for 25c. Pure Linen Collars... 20c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs, ‘39. Scarfs, all styles. . 2c. Knot Scarfs... Washable Four-in-Hands. Soe. Silk Finished Lisle Socks............s.0-..-25e 91.25 Silk Plated Half Hose. 81.25 26-in. Paragon Frame “Gloria” Umbrellas. ¢1.19 €1.50 28-inch Warranted “Gloria” Umbrelias .81.39 12%4c. Pure Linen Tape Border Handkerchiefs....10c - China Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs...... 75e. Japanese Silk Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. ...50c $1.35 Castor Beaver Gloves, 81.25 Lavus: Srocg-raxrxe Prices. 10 percent discount—10 per cent off the marked Prices of all Laces aud Drapery Nets, Ewbroideries, White Dress Goods, Press Trimmings, Real Gold, Amber, Shell and Garnet Jewelry, Bric-a-Brac, Clocks, ‘Traveling Bags, Priestley's Fancy Black Dress Goods. 80c. English Traveling Suitings. 50c. Eng lish and French Suitings. @1 French Faille Silks. $1.10 Superior Surah Silks, $1.98 Best Faille Silks... $1.25 Jap. Silk Crepe, Black and Colors. dozen Paris Novelty Buttons. 81, $1.35, @1.50 and $1.68 Buttons 25 Buttons, 98c. 10-inch Black Silk Sash Ribbons. 68c. S-inch Faucy Striped Ribbons Be. eam all styles. $4 Cloth Capes, all styles .. $3.50 Biack Jerseys, ail styles 98 Black Jerseys, ull styles. 2.98 Colored Jerseys, all styles. 812 and $14 Gingham Suite. £1.98 Flannel Blouses, all styles. $1.25 Flannel Riuuses, all styles. $2.25 India Linen Blouses $1.68 India Linen Dressing Sacques. 81.98 Cambric and Cotton Nicht Gown: 81.35 Night Gowns and Skirts ‘S5c., our Specialty Night Gown: ‘8c. Chemises aud Drawers ..... 7c, Skirts, all sizes aud widths. 48c, Cambric Corset Covers... 850, French Pattern Corsct Covers. $1.98 Fancy Aprons, all styles $1.68 Aprons, 98c, and $1.15 Aprons. ‘25e. Towels, all styles,. ‘75e. Coutil Corsets... 90c. Fast Black Lisle Thread Hose, ‘75e, Extra Size Fast Black Hose. 40c. Warranted Fast Black Hose, ‘Bbc, Warranted Fast Black Hose.. 59c, Black Plated Silk Hose... ‘BSc. Fancy Striped Hose. 45c. Colored Ribbed Lisle Hose... ‘8c, Black apd Colored Pisted Silk Hose. ‘T5e. Ribbed Silk Vests, slightly faded... Bde. Ribbed Bal. Vests, ell sizes, 50c. Ribbed Bal, Pants, 2Me. Ribbed Bal. Vests, all colors. ‘Sbc. Fast Black Lisle Vests... 81.98 Low Neck Lisle Vests, extra sizes, €1.13 Full Recular Made Lisle Vests..... 93. do. do, with no aleeves,... 61.25 Paragon Frame “Gloria” Umbrellas.......£1.10 Lars: Sroc Taxixe Paces (Continued 50c. Pure Milanese Silk Gloves... 9Bc. Silk Gloves Sie. and The. Gloves.. . Jersey Silk Mitts, . 50c. Mitts Gc. and Ble, Mitts, S8e. Extra Long Silk Mitts... 75c. Best English Silk Mitts ‘98e. 4-but. Undressed Kid Gloves Svc. Pigakiu Mousquetsire Gloves 6c. 4-but. French Kid Gloves... 8%. Yellow Chasuois Mousquetaires, will wash $1.25 Best White Chamois Mousquetaires...... $1.25 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires, warranted.$119 81.55 Superior Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. .61.48 81.80 Very Best Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. 81.68 $1.50 4-but, “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves. 1.35 He, Jewelry, all styles... 50c. Jewelry, all styles. The. Jewelry, all styles. €1 Jewelry, all styles... $1.75 Shell Side Comte, Silver rio. Se, Sterling Silver Shakespeare Rings. Freuch Enamel Brooches, $2.48 French Miniature Brooches, $5 Paris Exhibition Miniature Brooches. #1 Sterling Silver Glove Buttoners., 2200 83 Sterling Silver Pen Wipers. $4 Sterling Silver Vinaixrettes, 21.68 Silver Bon Bon Boxes aud Viniagrettes...81.48 25e. Silk Belts, all colors. he, Leatner Strap Belts. 0c, Fancy Belts...... Real Seal Belts, Silver Buckles 21.50 Belts €1.35 and #1 Belts #1 avd Ste Chatelaine Bays... Paris Exhibition Chatelaine Bags Purses, all styles, $1 Pocket Books, all styles 1c, Fancy Purset...........» Collar and Cuff Boxes. Double Straps... $1.05 Opera Glass Bags, 08 Imported Opera Glass Bags 98 Fancy Leather Haud Satchels... GBo, Leather Writing Tablets .......... 21.19 Writing Tablets, all styles........ €2.50 Real Leather Writing Tablets 5 Leather Cases with toilet articles, 9 WS Real Alligator Tuilet Cases, fitted. 4.68 Tourist Bags, with shoulder straps $7.50 London-made Tourist Bags... 10c, Japanese Fans, ail styles, 29¢, Jap. Fans Lbe., and 15 Suc. Novelty Japanese Fans 75e. Silver Jap. Pans 5¥c. Gauze and Quill Fans @1 Hand-paimted Gauze Fans. $1.50 Hand -paiuted Quill Feather Fans: $2 Black Silk Japanese Fans, 1 2c, Boxes Writing Paper. 30c. Boxes Linen Writing Paper. 1.50 Boxes Poker Chips avd Cards. @1 Boxes Poker Chips and Cards, 19c, Siiveroide Photo Frames. $1 Oxidized Silver Comb Trays. 1%e, Brass Placqnes..... Bc, 10-im. AN-sili Sash BIVDOBE......-00--o4-00-- BBO Rbe. Silk Belts, all COLON. ....eeeveserereneeerennnes BI be. scalloped and Embroidered Hendkerchiets. 1c ‘10 per cent off marked prices uf all Gingham end Fienuel Suite, Coats, Silk Hove. — ‘THE PaLaté ROYAL, . 4. LIBNER, ‘Corner 12th st. sud Pa. ave, ee .