Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1890, Page 4

Ne THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. a, aud asam Advertising Medium Is worth han all the other papers published in atow. Congress refuses to permit the District to pay im installments the assessment exacted from it on account of the national zoological garden. | ‘The same privilege is refuved in regard to the debt for the increase of the water supply. So far as accommodation for the government's animals is concerned Congress should not be content with forbidding the District to pay in installments, but should forbid it to pay any part of the expense in any manner whatever. ‘The District tax payer should not be elevated to the position of joint equitable owner with Unele Sam of the latter's buffalo and monkeys and lions and zebras. He has done nothing ively honored. The precedent cause him to be dragged into joint ownership with Uncle Sam of the next Egyptian mummy which is purchased for ex- hibition in the Nationa! Museum. Why should the local tax payer be compelled to buy a zebra ora mummy which he docs not want, title to which goes exclusively to the United States, and enjorment of which is open to everybody and is most appreciated by visitors? He has no control over the zebra or mummy, and cannot cven reimburse himself for his outlays by charging for admission to inspect his un- divided half of the exhibit. All he has to do in the matter is to put up sums of money from time to time equal to the con- tributions of the wealthy republic, amounts to be determined by the latter. It is not among the inalienable privileges or rea- sonable obligations of the people of the Dis- trict to invest under compulsion in assorted animals, the prices of which have increased enormonsly of late, and the local tax payer the | 1 KET Srace Asp Excum STREET. W. A. PIERCE & CO, Buccessors to E G. Davis. LOOK FOR ANOTHER SCHEDULE OF SHIVERING REDUCTIONS IN TOMORROW NIGHT'S STAR. THOSE ‘WHO WANT ANYTHING IN THOSE DRESS GOODS AND THE UNDERWEAR ADVERTISED SHOULD CALL EARLY TOMORROW, BECAUSE THE CHOICE BARGAINS ARE FAST GOING, W. A. PIERCE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO E. G. DAVIS, MARKET SPACE AND EIGHTH ST. Store wilt be closed alt day Friday, July h FE pleads earnestly to be excused, The debt for mT Ae the actual increase of the water supply ought r ie H OER of course to be paid. It would be more con- ? M KEE venient and more just to spread the payment “ihe re ever aterm of years so that posterity, which ot g s HUN will enjoy the increased supply, may help to BP oo y RN pay for it. But Washington will not grumble iN mugh whatever method is adopted of securing a A RRR, geo Ht i ERE payment for water which it actually get, Ite] MMMM AA jing f° HHH Ke objection is to the shifting of any responsibility | 3} 3} Sf 244 RE Mo # tes = upon it for the tannel. and to the extortion of payment, either in installments or in a lump, | paiah for water which it did not get, for work which | CNDERWEAR Gaueawuek. it neither ordered nor controlled, and which,} : through no fault of its own, is virtually worth- UNDERWEAR. lesa. UNDERWEAR. Peay ee ab ES UNDERWEAR. Indiana honors today the man who perbaps was her most illustrious democratic con, and pilgrimages to the Hendricks monument are made in the broiling July sun by many thousands of members of the party he served so faithfully and so long. The strange thing about this business of erecting monu- ments—not to cavil in the least with what has Leen done—is that the founders of the two oldest parties, ailton and Jefferson, have never had a suitable monument erected to their Have you noticed the values we are offering at prosent in our Musiia and Cambric Underwear? If not see our window display of bargains in— Skirts at 50c., 68c., 79c., 93c, $1.25 and $1.98. Corset Covers, 50c. and G8e. Gowns, 9Sc. and $1.25, and many memories. Statues or other fitting memorials other bacgeten. to these grand partisans of the formative pe- ‘THE BON MARCHE, riod should be placed where the nation can Eee peint with pride to them—at the national | WRAPPERS. capital oo With her intens2 hea: prolonged through eight days. her slow drainage and many un- paved streets, Chicig> is jus: now suffering more than any other Americ=n city. While Washington bas been simply warm. and that chiefly in the middle of the day and afternoon, Chieago bas sweltered with the thermometer high in the nineties by day, sinking no lower than 75 by night. The humidity has been ex- cessive. Dead pecple by scores, dead animals by hundreds, the latter decomposing so fast that there is danger of pestilence if there is no abatement of the heat—such is the record. ‘The distress in her sister city while rousing Washington's sympathy should also cause her to appreciate her own favored conditions. The cool spaces, the swaying trees. the breezes from the Potomac and from over the hills and far away, the wide, well-paved streets and ave- nues—all speak for the health and comfort of the republic's capital. a The lottery compromise in Louisiana is in- tended to take the matt: - out of the stat2 elec- tion in 1892. By its terms it is agreed that the question of giving the state for certain public uses a million and a quarter dollars for twenty- five years in exchange for a renewal! 07 charter shall be submitted toa vote of the white people only. if « majority at this election favors thi constitutional amendment there shall be no democratic opposition to it at the election in April, 1892. at which the question comes up for final decision by the whole people of the state. If. on the contrary, the majority is against the proposition the company with- draws its offer and leaves the state on the ex- piring of its present charter. Thus lottery and anti-lottery democrats who regard this as a matter of public policy finesse to keep it out of politics and all in the family, i The best evidence that there is hotness euper- heated in South Carolina politics is the per- sonal ill-treatment on his stumping tour of Senator Wade Hampton, once the idol of the entire body of the democracy of the state. Turkey's failure to pay the war indemnity and her treatment of Armenian Christians give Russia stroag causes for another war, and it is said that she wiil use her Black sea tleet to euforce her demands. It is difficult to see how the renewal of the triple alliance can stop her, even if it be desired by Germany, Italy and Austria, oo The rumor which prevailed during the mild winter that we were to have a cool summer Jacks contirmation up to date soe 1 costae The republican party of the whole country is watching the political fight in South Carolina with a great deal of interest and an occasional smile. oo As it now stands in Pennsyivania beth Wal- lace aud Pattison bave majorities. Figures, however, bars tlie like the friends of reandidates, << -a Minneapolis had» hundred thousand dolise fire yesterday. but up to date no St. Paul man has been suspected as the incendiary. $$ Ex-Secretary Whitney is the quietest candi- date of the national democratic party and a long way from being the weakest one. $< Bevntor Vance is making such pleasant speeches to the North Carolina Farmers’ Alii- ance that the first thing he knows he will be the Alliance's choice for the presidenoy. —— + Englund has offered Lord Saliabery a duke- dom ae n slight commission on the recent real estate transaction effected by him with Ger- epee + Europe cannot intimidate the republican Party of the United States on the tariff or either of the great parties on any other ques- tin. The attempt im all such cases only strengthens the party against which it is darected, ocratic party of Pennsylvania isa Buit—vf discord a ‘Mr. Beyce said in 1898 in bis “American Com- mouweslth” that it was hardiy likely that the Semate would adopt any regulation Limiting ebate. Bat this is 1890. oo ‘This week, Wednesday, Mr. Cleveland and Gov. Hill will lock horus at Scranton, Peunsyl- vania, by | Prony. See Governor Hil bus carried Indiana, but this isan off year. Siesta en ane hegre: beuses of Congress Some new Deeded in the oid ship of state, oo Us bas been au ardeut June out west, Today we put on sale a few specials in our Wrapper Department worth notic- ing. ; At $1.48 fine Lawn Wrappers with pleat edge yoke, watteau back, worth S248. At $1.75 fine Gingham Watteau Dack Wrapper, with embroidered yoke, drop from $2.25. At $1.48 choice of French Satteen Tea Gowns. Reduced from $2.98. Large assortment of Wash Goods Wrappers, well made and stylishly trimmed, at low prices. THE BON MARCHE. BLOUSE SUITS, $1.49. Outiug Cloth Suits, blouse corded frout, skirt to match, $1.49. Worth 82.98, ‘THE BOX MARCHE. WHITE WAISTS. See our assortment of White Lawn Tucked and Embroidered Waists at 85e., W8e, $125 and $1.48, You will find them bargains, THE BON MARCHE, 92. 98—were 84.98, $4.48, $5.08. Choice of our Tan Cloth Jackets that were €3.98, 84.48 and $4.98—at 82.98, THE BON MARCHE. BLAZERS, $3.48. Biack Blazer Jackets that were 94.98 and $498 drop to 83.48 for choice, THE BON MARCHE. DONT MIss THE MILLINERY AND TRIMMED HAT SALE ar fOHOE ee Bos ‘ard RRS fer 88 NER BB OO NKN BBB 00) ON ONY wae 24 fey She Ge MMM a a R KR Coo H H FER Y 1 316 7th st, mw. Scuuen Huar CAN BE LPSSENED BY KEEPING THEFEET CuoL. “tHE COOLEST SHOES AKE MADE OF KUSSET LEATHEK, MEN'S RUSSET OXFORDS, 8:00 AND $5.00, RUSSET LACE, 83.00, $5.00, $6.00. ‘LADIE: BUSSET OXFORDS, $7.00. $2.50, 83.00, 83.50. RUSBET LACE, #400. CHILDEES'S RUSSET OXFORDS, $1.50 AND $1.75, EUSSET LACE, 82.50. RUBSSET BUTTON, $1.60, 8%. V0, $2.50, INFANTS’ RUSSET ANKLE TIES, 1.00, BUBSET BUTTON, $1.25. REMEMBER ‘That we sell the bebt wradesof Shoes only ai the same prices that others ask for inferior makes. We have a reputation for quality at stoke and a reputation for low prices fo make, SIRT SS es iid: 4RTHUR BURT & CO, tah F BT. XW Kaze Your Horses C. Hover Voor. Beat eaeS® Even Veices LAMPS juet, nee ae Fascres Is Pas FERRY S. Ary soe hokey that unlocks the atlleat summer come ‘breezes, Sei hu i be who Nice water sca FAN those ars wariar Ty BAN, ‘The neatavatatle ta tines ato to do xloves—your Tatmanything to set bit of freeze, Yo ‘6 blown So universally they that lecessary are PANS lave parse frat List of Tuxuries into the hecesaities of Hise ‘There ih Tashion simone them—bat Dame pecans, iron rod over the cham Fe uioned M_ LEA! ‘appearance—served your ‘hen —and will some theirs enerations to come principle et will record the specd—so a bis, bi soutmivance ike an ordinary ¥ Widost swath. ‘They are lan weigits—all you want at 4e—lor the extta-la but they are feather. the more moderate exjanse. Durable—not, tie, All sorts of JAPANESE FANS—in as many “crazy desixns as there are Celestisis to paint them—Se. to LD AND SILVER DECORATED FANS—Hich expressiou— tic. $1, #1 ACK JAPANESE, Ns-10c, 180, 202 25¢., "LAIN, EAC CLOTH—30c. and $1. The EX- F. AN {TE CLOT! MOURNING F LL STC nw panied ais to 8S. BLACK GAUZL—plain, decorated of with lace bor- acgin a toa cngleemireon ne conon 50. ied—$}. to. $2. 25, pictured in Brown, Green and cy and bo 50. 310. sway back aud forth in this city journey you will not find any etter nes than ours—Lctter in inaterial or more orig- inal iu desicn—aud they cannot be any cheaper—for Wehave sought the very ‘buttom uoteh it which to rest our prices, in the conrse of a sun SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, —Eatablished 1840. __ oe “Mase Hay Wane Tur Sox SHINES," Abotsunmakess rich harvest. This is true in nature. In trade it is the warmth of summer which melts the crust of price, and such a harvest as this is what we are offering this week. It is gleaning week with us, sofaras much-needed room is concerned; and with you, so far as “bi crop” of value is cou- corned. Today we advertise our “harvest” in Button Boots: LADIES’ BEST French Kid Hand-turned Button Poots, $3.75, Nothing better in make or fit for 48, LADIES’ FINEST Hand-turned Dongola Button Boots—3 different styles—gz.v0, Better value than the general $5 goods. LADIES’ PATENT Flexible Button Boots, €2.45. Others ask $5 for the same thing. LADIES’ FEATHER-WEIGHT Buttou Boots, with or without tip, any shape toe or heel, $1,90. Always cheap at $2.50, LADIES' SEKGE TOP Dongola Foxed Boots, $1.23. As cool, easy and durable as the best $2 Shoes, Of course we are feeling the offect of these “harvest” prices on our sales, It couldn't be otherwise, But we wish to impress upon you the importance of “making hay while the sun shines,” so far as seizing these chances as we announce them. WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th st. n.w., 1022 Penna. ave. n.w., Buy ‘231 Penna. ave. 8.0, aw f Ww OW Ww gBS, SM oR ES BFF why wo Bhs MMMM KK NNN FE WWWWw BM ERS UNE Wy KNONN KER W W Dany Lerrer. (TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1890), WE CLOSE AT 5 P.M. DURING JULY AND AUGUST. ‘The July Stock-tuking Sale began this morning. We propose to make this more guccessful, if possible, than our June duction Sale. ‘There is nothing sensational about these sales, They ure simply 4 business moatter. We name them to make an im- jon on your mind sud townie you fo°Sour ‘shopping. During ‘this July bites ck-tuking Sule you cau secure extra- y barvains 4 Glove ocd, niderwear, Cloaks, Suits, 4, ee. You need have no heaitancy in. coming im, lookinw around, aud wetting our prices, In fact, we waut you to wi whether You wish to buy or not, M. © Mes McKNEW to Kk. ML Taylor, od Peunsyivauisave. aw, pty Tur Bosros Vanuery Sroze Carries the Best Quality and Largest Assortment of BR A 66e SS, 3 BR AS Gu £8 BBA A GGG In the City and at Prices Unequaled, CLUB BAGS, Imitation Alligator—10 inch, 98c.; 12 inch, $3.10; 14 ine, $1.23; 16 weh, $1.40. Keat-quality Cauyas—10 inch, 69¢.; 12 ineb, GOe. ; 14 inch, BHe. 16 inch, 9 yas Lived—10 inch, 81.75: 12 inch, $1.49; 14 inch, $1.69, 16 inch, $1.98. Kes Grain, Leather Lined—10 inch, $1.08; 12 inch, 0: 14 inch, 82.98; 16 inch, 83.40, Geuuine Alligator, Leather Lined—10 in 12 iuch, $4.49; 14 ine, $4.98; 16 inch, 85.49, CABIN BAGS, Fine Grain Cabin Bag, Patent Frame, Leather Lined—12 inch, $4.05; 14 inch, $5.98; 16 inch, 86.06, GLADSTOXE BaGs, Canvas Waterproof—14-inch, $1.49; 16-inch, e + 18 inch, $1.08; 20 meh, $2.49. Pressed Leather—-1¢ iuch, $1.70; 16 inch, $1.98; 18 inch, $4.49; 20 inch, €2.79. Imitation Alligator—14 inch, $1.98; 16 inch, 82. 18 inch, $2.75; 20 inch, $2.08. Neal Grain—14 inch, $2.79; 16 inch, $298; 18 inch, 83.40: 20 ineh, 63.08. Real Grain, Leather Hived—16 inch $4.49; 16 inch $4.00; 18 inch, $5.49; 20 ineb, g5. Canvas Telescope Bags—12 in., Be. s14inch, 60c.; 16 inch. 79, ; 18 inel,, 89¢,; 20 inch, $1.19; 22 inch, $1.39: 24 inch, 61.49, ‘These Buxe bave leather corners and extrs Jong straps and are waterproot. All Bagu except Telescopes have the best quality locks. A Gine line of Furnisked end Unfurnished Bags in Fine Quality Alligator aud Engiish-sewed Grain, Collar aud Cuff Boxes, Truuk, Shoulder and shawl Straps, Toilet Casee, Flasks, &c. SMITH & WARDWELL, 705-707-709 Masket Space, Hoow Cassnene Hars. Straw Hate, Derby Hate, Tennis Hats, Caps, eae Sorhen he, Outing Suits, Tennis Suits, Umbrellas of all kinds ‘Look st our window as you pass for Bargains, ‘3B. . STINEMETEZ & BOND, my10-3m 1207 Pa ave. 413 3 13th ot Mooseunen Crzanixa Sure. IMMENSE spars INS AT BRODBEAD'S, oe lene than cost, _ lors CLEANING UP AND CLOSING OUT. THIS YEAR'S PROCEEDINGS MORE INTEREST- ING THAN THE Lasi! GOODS CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS OF TH VALUE, ALL FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS OF THIS SEASON'S PRODUCTION. EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED AS SOLD, The prices affixed are way below even wholesale values. ‘We have mountains of goods that we want to unload this month. They must begotten rid of. We are al- ready formulating ideas for the fall, We will need every inch of room now occupied by Suinmer Goods. ‘The sales this year will be more interesting by the fact that our Mr. G, Lansburgh, who sailed on the steamer Augusta Victoria to make purchases frou: all the renowned raarts of the world, left positive orders to close out all his stocky irrespective of price or oss teined, to make tracks for new merchandise he would select while abroad, He will visit every loom of celebrated manufacturers of Germany, France, Ire- Jand, Scotland, Holland and Belgium. He will pur- chase all the Newest Novelties aud Staples, and for all this we shull require shelf room, aud therefore say the goods “must disappear.” Each aud every offering ‘will be of strictly seusonable and desirable goods, Goods as “crisp” and “fresh” as at tho beginning of the season, The leading attractions will be from the following departments: WASH DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, WHITE Goons, UNDERWEAR, WOOL DRESS GOODS, PARASOLS, READY-MADE DRESSES, EMBROIDEKED ROBES, BATHING MATERIALS, SILKS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, LACES, As we never make misstatements you wili realize the importance of thie sale. We will have bargains at each and every counter. Among the score we would like you to glance at th 5,000 yards White Dress Goods, reduced from 10c. to Sc., consisting of White, Pigured aud Striped Ca Yas, This is suitable for Children's Dresses, Ladies’ ‘Tea Gowns and Wrappers. White materials roduccd from 12}c. to Te. per yard, consisting of Apronettes and Plaid Orgaudiesin quan- tities to suit yourselves, 20 patterns Fine All-wool Plaid Beige, in suitable lengths, to be closed out at 3éc. per yard, worth 75c. One case of Merrimac Furniture Calicoes, in suitable lengths, veautiful designs, at 6c. PER YARD, WORTH 8c. FIGURED LINEN CANVAS. Reduced from 50 to 18. The most durable mate- rial in voge; beautiful in appearance and 30 inches in width, ALL COLORED EMBROIDERED FLANNELS That were $1.25, $1.10, 98, 75c., will be soldat 7c. per yard, 2,000 YARDS FINE INDIA LINENS 5c. PER YARD, WORTH 80. 50 pieces of Figured French Cotton Moussclines, fast colors, at Oc. per yard, worth 15e. 79 doren of Fine Gents’ Suspenders, at 10c. per pair; wencrally sold at 256, 93 dozen of Ladies’ Linen Cape Collars at Sc., or 6 for 26e., equal in quality to any at 12%¢. Our stock of White Goods Remnants being unususlly large, we will sell them st less than half value in order to close them out. We have also a lot of Figured Lawn Remnants which we will closeout wt almost nothing to make roum for other goods, SPECIAL SALE OF GENTS’ LAUNDERED SHIRTS. We havea lotof 160 dozen of Gents’ Fine White Laundered Shirts, the best manufacture, worth from 75e. to 81.25, which we will place on sale at the re- duced price of ce CENTS, By 55 and continue this sale until the entire Jot is closed out, 87 PIECES OF WHITE ORGANDIES, 5C. PER YD, White and Figured Canvas Cloth at Sc. pee yard, rogular value 12¢, A lot of the best Figured Batiste, 40 inches wide, to beseidin Dress Lengths at 8c. per yurd, and suort lengths at Sc, per yard; generally sold at 150. 25 pieces of Cream Seersuckers aud Crazy Cloths, re- @uced from 12234 to Se. per yard. 40 pieces Lace-striped Crinkles, Cream, with stripes of different cvlors, reduced from 122 to Te. ‘34 patterns of Plain Brown, Garnet and Olive Green French Batiste in manufacture of Koechlin Freres Mulbcuse at 100. PER YABD, BEGULAR VALUE 25c, STBIPED PR'TS 30.; WORTH 100, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. 150 dozen Linen Doylies, worth 50c. ; reduced price. SThec. 200 dozen Linen Damssk Doylies, worth $1.25 ; re- duced price, 80c, Knotted Fri nge Linen Towels, 11c. each; worth 15¢ 180 dozen Honeycomb Towels, worth 25c., now 18, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. All 81.50 and 81.25 Dressing Sacques, 980, All $1.75 Underwear, $1.48, All $1.98 Underwear, 61.50. All @2 50 Underwear, $1.98, Consisting of Chemise, Drawers, Gowns, Corset Covers aud skirts. CORSETS. ONE LOT OF 68c. CORSETS 39¢., In Satine and such colorsas Pink, Corn, Cream and Light Blue. All $1.00 Jewelry, 79c, All 75c. Jewelry, 4¥e. All 50c, Jewelry, BSc. All 40c. Jewelry, 25, All 26c, Jewelry, 190, Consisting of Lace Pins, Bracelets, Necklaces, Cu! ‘Rattons, Cuff Pina, Earrings, Tie Pins. Ouge lot of Ladies’ Chemisettes that were 12i¢c. now bc.,all sizes. 25 percent reduction on all Laces, Passementeries and Revbroldecigs. | LEATHER GOODS REDUCTION, $1.00 Pocketbooks now 79c. ‘Tdc, Pocketbooks now 62c, 50, Pocketbooks now 39¢, 25c, Pocketbooks now 19, And thoussuds of similar meritorious bargeins all over the house, Im every department goods are marked down, fiething spared. It will be a covere loss in one way, but we will feel fully compensated when all the goods are closed out and we will bavethe room and money for them. For » satisfactory substantiation of the above call et our store as early and as often as youcan. A pleasure to shop where any Patent Cooling Fans are in con- stant Botion, LANS= BURGH % BR G.. TIER Li eon, cnt, c04. 080 exvansa ot. D.C.’ TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1890, OFrrice OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR 11TH AND F ST& NW. Tresmy, Icy 1, 1890. STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING AT 6 P.M. We also wish to state that our es- tablishment will be closed FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 4th and 5th SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SILKS, ‘We have just placed on sale the fol- lowing special values im Silke, An excellent chance to secure a dress for seashore of mountain wear. Biveh Striped French Louisine in Gobelin, Serpent, Brown, Navy, Brouze, Gray, Bordeaux and Accajou, broken through with white hair line stripes, Ouly 30c. per yard. The proper thing for cool, serviceable and stylish traveling drossen, 18-inch Checked French Surah, im Navy snd Cardinal, O14 Rose and White, Garnet and Shrimp and Sap- phire and Shrimp, Only 50c. per yard. Minch Black and White Striped Surah, Only 50c. per yard. 22-inch Heavy White Shanghel Silk for dresses, underwear, &e. A Vetter quality never before offered, It is free of dressing and therefore looks just as well after as before washing. Only Gc. per yard. ‘20-ineb Fancy Striped and Checked Surah. Only 69c. per yard. 24-inch Black Shanghal Silk, “French ayo." Only 75c. per yard, 27-inch Bisck Japanese Silk, “Fronch dye." Only $1 per yard. Ztinch China Twills, Black ground with colored figure effects, On!y 81 per yard. 24-inch Chine Silke, White ground with colored fizure effects in entirely new and novel designs, Ouly $1 per yard, (First floor; annex) CONTINUED GREAT DRIVE OF MEN'S NECKWEAE.—They are go- ing fast. We mean thet be, Neck+ wear for Men. Well worth 50c. and T5c. each. In two shapes of Tecks and Four-in-Hands, Only 2c. euch (Men's Department, 1012 F st.) SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES* WHITE SUITS,—TLis week we place on sale another large invoice of our nd Popular White Suits for Ladie: quote the following special Largs AT $2.75 EACH. Ladies’ White India Lawn Suits with full tucked skirt, AT $3.50 EACH, Ladies’ White India Lawn Suits with full tucked skirt and waist, sash, four yards long, AT 84 EACH. Ladies’ White India Lawn Suits with side plaited skirt, waist Guely tucked and trimmed with embroid- ery. AT $5 EACH. Ladies’ White India Lawn Suits, full tucked skirt, with waist and side fash, tucked and trimmed with em- broidery. AT @7.50 EACH. Ladies’ White India Lawn Suits, skirt of side plaiting and embroidery, full back, tucked aud new style of waist. AT 89 EACH, Ladies’ White India Lawn Suits, plain and embroidered box-plaited double skirt, new style of waists, AT $10 EACH. Ladies’ White Suits, of fine em- broidered flounciug, double suirt, AT $10 EACH. Ladies' Plain White Suits, box- Plaited hemstitched skirt and waist, with sash, Suitable for mourning, AT $11 EACH. Ladies’ French Nainsook Suits, with double-tucked skirt and waist, with sash to match. Suitable for mournivg. AT 815 EACH, Ladies’ French Nainsook Suits, Plain tucked and hemstitched skirt aud waist, with sash to match, ~ AT $15 EACH. Ladies’ Finest Plisse Eubroidered Skirt and Shirt Waist, finely tucked and embroidered, AT 918 EACH. Best Quality Plisse Embroidered and Hemstitched Skirt, with waist of embroidery und sash to match, (Third floor,) WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.— New invoice of Sheer Hemstitched India Linon, 40 inches wide. 250, per yard, é 60 pieces Sheer India Linon, 40 imehes wide. 124c. per yard. New arrival of Pisin and Fancy Tuckings. 60c, to $1.25 per yard. Figured Dimity, sheer and fine, 30c. per yard. Ecru Persian Lawn, extra value, 12}4c. per yard. ‘Plain Black India Linon, absolutely fast colors, 20c. and 26c. per yard, Pisin Black French Organdie, B74. to 75c. peryard ‘(Becond floor.) INFANT#’ GOODS.—Cotton Bird ‘Eye, in all widths, 10 yards in piece, 18-ineh,G0¢. : 20-tneh, 65c. *22-ineh, ‘V5e.;-24-ineh, S5e., and 27-inch, ‘Die. per piece, ‘Linen Bird Eye, in all widths snd fm different qualities. $1, $1.25, 81,75, 82 to $3, Packages of Reedy-hemmed Cotton ‘Diapers, one dozen to & package; widths 20, 22 and 24-inch, Wo have moved ell the Mursery ‘Linen to the Infants’ Department, (Becond cor; ascond annex.) (Corner 11th and F ste, aw WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, July 2. July 3, ‘The above two days areal that is left of it, t We're making these the most successful sales Wash- | ington bay bad in yeors, HONEST BARGAINS are doing it; that ia, GOODS YOU WANT at great rednetious ‘The Red, White and Biue Tickets make these Bar- gains prominent te you, www A wwww AA I wwww AA T ww ww AAA Fy w w aa FoR THE TIT a 5s, geet + Sad S385 T AA RRR “ssg SoS og 2D & Sse = ‘They sean considerable saved to you, MEN'S GOODS—STAR SALE PRICES. 5c. Fancy Trimmed Night Shit, 37360. lain Bosom Un'l'd sbirt, ote, 28 Shurt, Ye. it, $2.50 Freucis Flannel Slure 93. UMBRELLAS AND PAKASOLS ~ STAR PRICES. 3173 sitver Crook = He 3a per celt ull marked prices of all Paruala, YRIMAUNGS AND BLACK LACES-STAR SALE PRICES. $1 Blsck Silk Russian Nets, all patterns, 69c. a yard. 1nb2 2.94908 yard Retuamie of Back Buk koune- Sand Nets, be. w roc Coured Buk Braids and Gimpa, 250. 0 mane, to, GSe. Plain White aud Colored Cotton Trim- mines, ver cent off marked prices of ail other Triammings he, in Silt dee ates. we BUTTONS AND BUCKLES—STAR SALE PRICES. a White, one-half all, Pearl Buttons, Se, « ‘E5e- White Carved Pear! Buttons, Ye. a dozen. vc. dozen White Euxtaved Feari’ Buttous, 14c.a card of we. cack, dozen. Zac. to $c. Metal Buckles, small lot, 12 LADIES’ NECKWEAR—~STAR SALE PRICES, 1c. to 25e, Sidenberg's Linen Collars, odd sizes, 3 a O0c. Bilk Windsor Ties, Jargoat size, 30s, pes tist Suk Cora Tourist Bucuing, 6 yards in a HANDKERCHIEFS AND SHAWLS-STAR SALE PuICEs. 10c. Fancy Colored Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 4 for 2c. lored and White Embroidered Hand- for « Ue. aud 46, ‘Waite Embroidered Handker- ae to 63 Embroidered Cashmere Fichus, Cardinal | i, ‘$5 Fancy Striped Shawis, 0. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAK—STAR SALE PuICES. 250, Ladies’ Fancy Cotton Howe, 2c. pair. 3 tows, = 790. gag Black sud Suita Chor WRAPS AND SUITS-STAR SALE PRICES, 86 Ladies’ Striped Fronch Flannel Jackets, $1.90, 28 Lace Capes, clecaut sty ies, 32 Chidreu's imported Gingham Dresses, 4 to Bed Woo riauued Blouses, Ladies’ or Misses’, 75. NOTION ee See SALE PRICES. ‘Poms, 17. 2 box us Feterust's swach Food, 1 TOILET ARTICLES-STAR SALE PRICES Beary Tranavarert Toilet Soap, He. a cake, Pond Luy Perfume, 1¢. bout ge: Haugh Beighie Lott Beasues, We. A-ounce Bottle of Triple Waters 0s seela oS DEPARTMENT—STAR SALE PHICES, $8c, Hand-vatuted Silk Novelty Fas, 4c, exc’, 2c, Auten Curio Haus, Be. Curouv Fous, be. each.» Uc. Bone pica Curva Fans, 25c. each, plyber ceat of auarced pouwes of ais White Satia ak BELTS—STAR SALE PRICES, 5Qe- Tinsel Ueits, each, yidized ‘Leatier Bolts, 200. cook, = Btraw Belts, ail colors, te, wach, LEATHER GOODS—STAR SALE PRICES, 5c. Oxidized trimmed Chuteiains, Sie. each, ‘Toc. Leather sbopping Baxs, o0e. c! Novelty Pures,” 1ee-; Svc. Novelty Parsee, ch. ‘Se. Dulid Leather Pocket Books, 31c. each. JEWELUY—STAL SALE PRICES, 10e. Stick Pins, 1c. Intation stiver Buiutles,"7e. each. se. Novelty lultatiou Diver Built Hair Pins, Se. ec Se, each, n Sears Pass 16 eae Pius, é4c. each 15 pier ceut off tuarked prices of ail ns Sowelry; in- cluding Garnets, Auber, heal Biel), &e-, &e- UPHOLSTERY AND AKT F, DEXARIMENTS_STAR 75e.. Dado andor Shades, 3c. each. een Lace Curtains, 3i¢ yards long, ae, “au aud $8.50 Light-weight Sk Curtains, $4.98 4. $150 ace Be Sets, 3 plocen ve. set, ¥ 150 Tur Felt, 890, $3.50 6-4 Papestsy Cov Be. dBc. Open-work Luce yar Zhe iuttacion Figured dtadewe Tg J tauaped Butcher Linew Splaaiteca. Loniv, oc. 40 5-4 Drawn Work Linen Table Covers, 98. MILLINERY <i rata ALE PRICES. 1 Scunett Braid White Sai Se ‘Children’s and ‘Misses’ DBY GOODS—STAR SALE PRICES. 5c. Black aud White aud Brown and White Figured Calpe pike, 225 Sle Checked Sarah Qilks, O2ige. 0 Ef an nt owed Bt eto dane 30 a. ferent Te. eee ES SE oe tor Ue. 8 yard. UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS, &c—STAR SALE fe bomacaeee carsenne hee Gem Sin ewan ‘colors, Pink, a a 4 soo GSE ahd sae S2-toch Bwine Flouncioat: $86-2 eed Finer a aealaie TRUNKS AND SATCHELS-STAR SALE PRICES. sca) aie Spe marked pricerat ‘BOOKS—STAR BALE PRICES, avert at BAUM'S = Natura Stick Gloria Unibges, 91.16. | } | Nor A Bir Mistravrse Remmants are NOT quoted ip this column, Of course weave broken lots and odd simes which you'll And st he various REMNANT COUNTERS and marked at oricos that would read wonderfully well on paper, But we are doing better than that, The rednced prices juoted below are for PULL LINES of just what every ’ We allude to yrtations of Fancy English Half Mose, which ue im cll #iaos aud styles Sucks the: ¢ stores out of ten, MEN'S Warrauted Pure Liven Handkerchiefs, fall size, reduced to 1@e. each. You geueraliy pay for this quality @1 fora balf dogew. MEN'S China Sik Mandkerchiefs, homstitebed borders, reduced from ‘tie. to 2ite MEN'S “Gloria” Umbrolias warranted one year. neh Paragon frames roduoed f The 28-inch $1.29 iustoad of @1.50 ‘Those with N'S Flannel Shirts, Sashes ani Belts. Fors few styles and prices se window display. To obtain a Proper idea of tho stock interview our Mr. Porter, You'll find him in his department near door No, 1119 Pounsyivania avenue. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below ) aead 0 89 cents, | -—-_-— sth | Mex Mar Reaw Tins, Iptended mainiy for tadsea, but there are itens tha Will imtescst gentiems - eapecwally af they cout aplate* ort oF lun@ vacation TRAVELING SATCHELS—The largest and mon Varied stock tm this city, Every article warkel gr lau Liguces a cosh sale prices— Paix Kuyul price 10 Per Ceut Discount, 10 Por Cent off Marked Prices for th Se. Extra Wide Silk Belts, ae Ordinary Width Silk Beits. Ode, Latest Btyle Girdle Belts........., SOAPS, kc,—We havayc No. 4711 White Rose Soap... - Bars of Pure Castile Soup, Lubin’s Extracts, all odors. _, DRESS GOODS—Bee the Cream Serges. Scotch Gingbams, all styles... ..... ne BOO 19. F Asc. Plaiu apd Figured Chaliies 16 Voc, Surah Silkes....... Ode RIBBONS—See the Fringed Sashes, Gdc, Favcy Kibvous, cil styles. SUITS, ke.—All sizes, styles aud prices, Ladies’ White Buits at 10 per cent discount, 50 White India Linen Wrappers. | $1.98 Flannel blouses, all styles... Children's Ginwncm Suits at 10 per cent discuunt, |, EMBROIDERIES— Also ace White Dress Good Zoe, Embruideries, all styles, 262, Extra Fine India Lineu Buubroidery Shirtings at 10 per cout ian, woos lo ee LACES—Sce those "5c. Hand-anade L-ces. Biack and White Lace Flowuciuys aud Drapery Nets 1 10 percent d scount, Ten per cent off marked prices, HOSTERY—Headquarters Past Black Hose. French “C.G." >yun Silk Hose, Boot-patteru iose, & 45c. Kicheieu lib French Linke Hose NECKWEAR See the Tourist Ruch wx. Vandyke bmbrowery Collar aud Cuffs...... | @1.25 White aud Colored Vansur Shirts... JEWELRY —Fec simiter of the venuine. 1c. Oxidized Silver Garter Clasps. Gold and Silver Double Hair Pus 15c. Forget-me-not King: UNDERWEAR~Take elevator to 2d floor. Price surprises that shouid take you direct to the 24 floor early tomorrow morning. As you gu oUt step at the Parasol counter, THE PALAIS Rov, (Continued below.» 74 Caszs. 74 Coens “*Proexins WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS”* WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS?" WHAT ARE “PIGSKIN! WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS!” WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS?” WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS?” WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS!” WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS” WHAT ARE “PIGSKINSr” The best Glove for your summer trip? They are ne Aflected by perspiration; slip on and off as easily ase silk clove: are as elastic as kid, with twice ite dura- -nine cents is the usual Pulais Royal CENTS THE SPECIAL SALE PRICE, but Temembor these are identical to the Gloves for which you are elsewhere charged 1. They come in Mous- quetaire style, have the new white etitching and are shown iu sixshades of Gray, six shades of Ten, six shades of Broww, six shadesof Mod». If you count black a color we show twenty-five differeut shades, which include the scarce Fawn and Dove unts, Eiffel Red and the new Fue Grays, Rem umber the Special Sale Price—74 CENTS—is but temporary. We would make # thousand new patrons for our “Pigwkius.” 27 Cail or send for a pair of Pigskina, Here's List of other reduced prices for the Special Sale. Rde. Taffeta Silk Gloves. 5Gc. Taffeta Silk Gloves., ‘5c. Fast Black Taffeta Suk Gloves. 50c. Pure Milanese Silk Gloves. 8B™ Call or send for @ pair of Pigskina, ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL 18 GLOVE HEANQU. ‘The stock is acknowledged the third largest TB the United States. This mesus an enormous busines which enables direct importation and the selling of Gloves at the price ususlly changed by the middle duet to the retail, merchant, 52” Call or send for @ pair of Pigakins, THE “PALAIS ROYAL” GLOVES are offered at» much less than usually charged for the best Glov. that those who sre not of our army of regularcu tomers may be suspicious of the quality. 62” EVERY Pal WARRANTED. ga Sa” TRIED ON AT OUK RISK. 23 ‘The above eight words printed in large jetters« more eloquent than a long paragraph of explanatic THE “PALAIS ROYAL” GLOVES are shown tm ‘the correct styles for Ladies’, Men's, Misses’, Bo, and Children's wear. Fast Bisck and ecarce shades ‘Silk Gloves , Yellow and White Chamois Mousquetair ‘which will wash like linen; the new style Undres: ‘Kid, Castor Beaver aud English Chevrette Gloves driving, riding, walking and full dress, (G2 Call or send for a pair af Pigekins, Ea Price list of Palais Koyal Gloves on appiicat: In ordering wy mail send, in eddition to-ize, san of color desired: state whether fator thin band, 7 oF short fingers, and we guarantes to St young fect! y es if tried on at the counter by cue of our @ ‘THE PaLars ROYAl + e