Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1890, Page 4

WASHI? SEDNEsDAY HE EVENING STAR kas the fullest Local Cireulation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Mecium ie worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. ‘The important feature of proposed legisla- tion concerning the management of the local public schools is, in Tu Stan's opinion, that which fixes definitely the legal status of the board of trustees, and makes of that body a citizens’ board with certaim independent powers instead of = mere advisory board, with powers contracted or expanded at the pleasure of the Commissioners, There are reasonable objections, based on experience, to any considerable increase in the number of trustees, and very clearly the Com- missioners, the bonded officers, must control the financial concerns of the schools. But the question is whether the great mass of trustees’ duties, even assuming that the present board were continued unchanged in numbers and make-up, would not be better and more satisfac- torily performed if the board were placed more in the position of similar bodies in other cities, and not continued as the mere shadow of the Commissioners. It would seem that the latter officials mignt weleome relief from direct responsibility for the performance of classes of duties, which from their number and charac- ter are necessarily performed by proxy, practi- cally without even supervision by the Commis- sioners, It is to be remembered that the system of citizens’ boards of trustees with cer- tain independent powers is approved by edu- cators m the great majority of American cities, and that the District schools developed and dourished under this system from their establishment in 1804 until the Commissioners of 1835, acting under an assumed but disputed L authority discovered in the organic act of 1378, abolished the independent board, The schools prospered before this assertion of authority by the Commissioners and have flourished since under au advisory board. But the awkwardness of managing school affairs through a body of which the powers have varied Norree. Saturday, July 5, commences the weekly half-day holiday. The store will close st 1 o'clock sharp Friday, July 4, closed all day. Thursday, Jd (to- morrow), open from 8 aim. to pm. fre , i | A RY ih g. fh | P. 24 the 24 0 , gm oe ty AE m3 ¥ £4 £.- R ER 00 aa TLS Tomorrow will be an eventful business day. We told you a day or two since that while w2 are anxious to close out summer goods and are quoting greatly re- juced prices to do so we sii kecp our eye on the wholesale markets, ‘This morning's arrivals are the result of s Iste pur- chase: shrinkable Madras Flaunel Shirts, to $3, Offered tomorrow at only 250 Men's worth from @ $1.50 each. 18:5 Ladies’ Flannel | .azers; all White, also Colored Pisids and Stripes. Ali sizes, Offered tomorrow from | fifty cemts to one dollar apiece below prices previously | quoted for equal qualities, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Vv ALISES, Bexrs, Toner Anricizs AND UMBRELLAS, Valixes at 10 Per Cent Discount Tomorrow. A sinail hand satchel that'll hold enough for a two or three days" trip for only $1.75. The more expensive Heal Alligator Satchels that'll defy rough usage Waterproof Cases for Toilet Articles; Traveling Com- panions, Containing best English razor and all neces- sary tovlet and manicure articles: Straps, &c.—the most complete variety. Every article marked in plain ficures and those figures are for cash s:les. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT—10 per cent off the marked prices tomorrow. Illustrations of reduced prices for belts: - Extra Wide Stik Belts... 25e. Ordinary Width Silk Beits, Gke. Latest Style Girdle Belts, UMBKELLAS.—A Written Guarantee for one year. $1.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas reduced to ...... 1.05 $1.98 Fancy Handles, 28-inch paragon frames. Your Favorite Tooth Powder, Perfume, Soap, &C ‘are here; also Brushes and Combs of every description, A hint of tomorrow's reduced prices are these: No. 4711 White Rose Soap. Qc. Bars of Pure Castile Soa} Lubin’s Extracts, all odors... «Continued below.) from time to time by order of the Commission- ers, and which is without independent legal standing, the drudge and possible scapegoat of the Commissioners, has been felt on several oc- casions. Since the citizens’ board of trustees 1 be appcinted by the Commissioners there is evidently no hostility to the latter or to the Present trustees in the proposition, Nor is any novelty in school management urged. Whatever is the real legal effect of the act of 1873 it is well known that Congress intended by its pro- vision concerning trustees to continue the independent board under which the schools had for three-quarters of a century done so well. There is nothing startling, therefore, im the request that the present dubious rela- tious of the Commissioners and trustees be made precise by legislation and that Washing- tom return openly to the old system, prevalent in the United States, under which the local schools flourished and from which, it is asserted without contradiction, Congress did not, in fact, intend that the city should depart. a Just now no two conntries in Europe of any pretensions are in perfect harmony. The rela- tions between England and France, between Germany and Russia. between Russia and Aus- tria, between Italy and Austria, between Russia and Turkey, between Spain and England are more or-less complicated. International jeal- ousy is founded on national selfishness, Just at present the great black coutinent is the bone over which many of the nations are growling. France, sore over the continued occupation | of Egypt, and disposed to make the most of her rights in the Newfoundland dispute, revives her eld pretensions in Zenzibar and finds moral support in Danish sympathy with Danish Heli- goland, in Belgic apprehension of German ag- gression on the Congo State and in Spanish un- Liuvzs Asp Capers Scrrs atso TRAVELING ULSTERS, JACKETS, WRAPS, ETC, ar TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT, Ten per cent off marked prices wouldn't be much of “price reduction if the goods were marked at credit- store prices, BUT THEY ARE NOT. Ladies’ White India Linen Suits ate shown from $3.50" to 830 each, and in such variety of styles aud Sizes that you may be fitted tomorrow morniue. LOOK aT THE SUITS: India linen, very ‘sheer, pleated skirt with two rows of good embroidery and the correct full back; the basque with full high sleeves; all trimmed with embroidery that’s made to wash. THE $5 SUIT: Box-pleated skirt, four rows em- broidery, full back; inside waist box pleated, four Tows embroidery back and front, high sleeves. THE 87 SUIT: Skirt with pleated front and four Tows Vaudyke embroidery; surplice waist, tucked aud embroidered, pleated back, &c. ‘The #9 and $20 Suits of solid embroidery with rib- bon trimmings. ta Kememver, 10 per cent off above prices, also off marked prices of evety Suit and Wrap in the depart- ment. Children’s White and Gingham Suits, also Cloth Suits and Jackets are included. REDUCED PRICES IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS. A few hints giving an idea of many othe: French “C.G." Spun Silk Hose. Boot-pattern Hose, &e.. ie. Richelieu Kib French Lisle Hose. Yandyke Embroidery Collar and Cut $1.25 White and Colored Vassar Shirts,, 1c. Oxidized Silver Garter Clasps. Gold and Silver Double Hair Piu Forget-me-not Rings, Scotch Ginghams, all Oe. Silver and Gold Jap. Fans... ie Lace Flouncings and Drapery Nets, also Fimbroid- eries, at 10 per cent discount, THE PALAIS ROYAL. easiness as to British interference with Spain's program in Morocco, —<—— Itscems that it was not without personal prids that Tennyson wrote bis “Idylls of the King,” with their matchless account of early British chivalry aud kinghood. He is a de- seeudant of Saxon, Angevin. Scotch and In- perial German sovereigns, and felicitates him- self that the blood of Egbert, Alfred and Fred- erick Barbarossa rans through bis veing, 9 An English university has Doctored Stanley and uow Editor Shepard wants to Colonel him in the United States army on fall pay “and beyond and outside of the line of duty or prog motion,” whatever that may mean. If this thing keeps up the African explorer will not be able to waik for the burden of his hon re Columbus sailed on his voyage of discovery on Friday, and now the unlucky man is to hare his quadgi-centeunial celebration elsewhere | than at the national capital. Fate rung him down after four hundred years. The census enumeration of 1390. among other | things, conciusively proves that cities desiring | large returns must attend to their own busi- 1S oo Major Panitza, of Bulgaria, will not “con- spire to overthrow the government,” even such as it (Continued below.) 74 Cesrs, ‘Procxixs» 94 Cests. WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS” WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS?!" WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS? WHAT ARE “PIGSKI WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS?” WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS?” WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS?" WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS!” WHAT ARE “PIGSKINS" ‘The best Glove for your summer trip? They are not Aflected by perspiration; slip on and off as easily asa silk clove; ure as elastic as kid, with twice its dura- bility. Eighty-nine cents is the usual Puiais Royal Price, 74 CENTS THE SPECIAL SALE PRICE, but | Pemember these are identical to the Gloves for which youare elsewhere charged 81. They come in Mous- quetaire style, have the new white stitching and are shown tn six shades of Gray, six shades of Tan, six shades of Brown, six shadesof Mode. If you count black a color we show twenty-live different shades, sich include the scarce Fawn and Dove tits, Eiffel Hed and the new Pine Grays. Remember the Special any more. Dulgaria has old time ideas | Sale Price—74 CENTS—is but temporary. We would about suck things, and the major’s funeral was | make a thovsand new patrous for our “Pixskins,” largely attended. a Tt ia very seldom that a politician begins to talk about retiring from politics until he be- gius to feel that politics is retiring from him, = Ssilllieereiere -—— “IfT contd only do this in 1892,” soliloquizes Governor Hill as he progresses triumphantly through In os —— A Cleveland letter will be one of the original packages delivered to the democratic state con- Yemtion today at Seranton. Pa, oo ‘The National Music Teachers’ Association is holding a convention in Detroit, and the citi- $1.25 zens have put corks im their ears and taken to 2 the Canadian woods. oo The euticrs of Sheffield are knifing the Me- Kinley bill, The countervailin McKinley bill was not made in Sheffield, oo It isn’t so mel: leader that the democracy Wwante as it is an autocrat with a club. $$ a All the Benedicks (and the Beatrices, too) Weteome the gallant Captzin Murrell into the cirele of plural blessedness. ue Dut the Diave deserve the cair* | —_ = tases While the heatheu rage in Congress the ab- sorbing seetioual question ia Christian Ne | York is whether a northern man can make « Bust jutep or a southern man a cocktail, _——____ —+ §27 Cail or send for @ pair of Pigskine, ‘Here's a List of other reduced prices for the Special Sau ‘WSe. Silk Gloves $¥e. aud 75c. Gloves. be. Jersey Silk Mitts.. 30e. Mitts 3G. and 3le. Mitts, $1.25 Best White Chunois Mousqretaires..... $1.90 Very Best Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. $1.50 4-but. “Palais Royal” Kid Gloves. ~~ i armor of the} 52 Cuil or sad for a nair of Pignkina, THE PALAIS ROYALIS GLOVE HEADQUARTERS. ‘The stock is acknowiedred the third largest in the United States, ‘This meaps an euormous business which euables direct importation and the sclling of Gloves at the price usualy hanged by the middie- imcn to the retait merebant, SH™ Cal! or sent for a yar of Pigeking, THE “PALAIS ROYAL" GLOVES aro offered at so ‘uch leas them usually eharged for the best Gloves that those who are net of our anny of rewalarcus- Itis in the uature of a practical, sensible ag- | “mers may be suspicions of the quality. gument against intemperance that the bard drinkers comstitute the mujority ei sanstroke Victims, ——— ‘State-making is the great American industry. It ww seif-protectiva Heow Cassone ; Stew eo Derby Mata ‘Tennis Hats, Caps; Delta, Sashea Ontrx Suits, Tennie Satie. aa ‘Upnbrelias of al! Binds, Jaok st our wumiow as yon pass for Barguins. wyl-ha e2~ EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. 23 S27 TRIED ON AT OU RISK. 23 The abcvd eight womb printed im largo letters are more eloquent than & lomg paragraph of explanation. THE “PALAIS ROYAL” GLOVES are shown in all ‘the correct styles for Ladies’, Men's, Wissen’, Boss? and Children’s wear. Fast Biack und scarce shades of Sik Gloves, Yellow and White Chamois Mousquetaires, which will wash like linen; the new styio Undressed Aud, Castor Beaver and English Chevretto Gioves for driving, Wing, walling acd Aull dress, CT" Cell or sem for @ pair of Pigetins, —_ £27 Price last of Palais Regal Gloves on application. ‘Th crdering by mail send, in addition to site, ample of color desired - tate whether ‘ator thin hind, long or short fingers, snd we susranteo to fit you as per- fectly ae if tried ou at the countes by one of our glove oxperts., ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, a. LISXER Corner 12th st. and Pa. ave 22g THE FAIR. GN THE NEW STORE, CORNER SEVENTH AND H STS. ¥.W. OUR “SURPRISE” OFFER ——Don't ‘Waste any time asking how we doit, ——Don't Waste any time guessing why we do it, —Don't Now Fo Tx Niw Frost. Bother your heads about our proft. ——Don't Comitate over our loss, _ ——Don't Wonder what it means, —Don't Marvel how we thought of it WE DO IT-THAT’S ENOUGH! REBUILDING KING'S PALACE, Every house keeper in thiscity may obtain from us a com- plete laundry outfit —every- thiug she needs to dos whole family washing, for years to come—for s @5 BILL, 1 PATENT FOLDING CLOTHES HORSE. 1 GO-FOOT CLOTHES LINE, 560 CLOTHES PINS. 1 PAINTED WATER BUCKET. 1 NO. 1 TUB. 1 NO. 4 TUB 1 ZINC WASHBOARD. 3 PACKAGES OF BLUING 1 LARGE CLOTHES BASKET, 1 LARGE CLOTHES HAMPER, 1 LARGE IRONING BOARD.} 2 FIVE-POUND IRONS, All of the above you may select and we will de- liver them ct your resi- dence for FIVE DOLLARS, 812 AND 814 SEVENIH STREET. WE SHALL IN A FEW WEEKS TAKE OUT THE ENTIRE FRONT OF BOTH STORES, 812 AND 814, OF EIN REPLACED BY ONE OF THE HAND- ‘We don’t need to make any talk about this offer. If you figure up the cost of each of these items separately you'll find thatthe offer hus never been ‘equaled in this or any other city, The outfite are realy ‘whenever you select them. UNDER TEN CENTS, We'll just add a few items of “every-day usefuls” which are under ten cents in price. ‘They're what you're using about the nouse every day; and if they're tot cheap, then ice isn't Ligh. ‘The below prices will hold until Saturday night. SOMEST FRONTS IN WASHINGTON CITY. WE ARE CONSEQUENTLY COMPELLED TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MIL- LINERY, DRY GOODS, LADIES' AND Cheek He Price, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, NOW IS 6 eng pe 4c. = Se. Ee 70. “ “ ‘Teck Claws. 2c, YOUR CHANCE. EMBRACE IT, PRICES eee = 4 Be. - Ze. NO OBJECT, THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST sw . Se » Be, f Be. ct Be, #4 Be. GO BEFORE MAKING OUR IMPROVE- “ 4 - Bixby's Blacking, small.. * — Bixby's Blacking, large. MENTS. WE HAVE ONLY A FEW WEEKS Candlesticks, ae i” Bread Kuives Te. beh Paring Kauives. - Teo - Ice Picks . fe. TO DO ITIN. OUR GREAT CLEARING “ Splash Mats = “ Mouse ‘Traps. 2 4c. * — Toothpishs, bo: > 20 “Tes Bells. se red Sink Che b . ‘ SALE BEGINS ON MONDAY, JUNE SOTH. = “ge Cooanten. rie “Perch Cleaners. Be. m3 Castor Cruets, . Te bed Salt and Pepper Shakers. . Be -. Tumblers... » te DON'T NEGLECT TO CALL HATS AND Bo eer Soke = 7 . BONNETS BY THE THOUSANDS, FLOWERS, “ 5 * . ° ‘owel Rollers,, . - 2-hook Towel Kuck. . bed Ten-pia Clothes Rack: - & RIBBONS, DRESS GOODS, LADIES’ UNDER- *” fieboeooden Belt poses ae ba Kuife Boxcs. Be. Be Kuife Cleaners, Se, a Toilet Soap. - tc . ad Perforated Ci tol Te. WEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES AND GENTS' Feo Rocce eterno 2 - Wooden Wheeibarrows... - Te ~ Clothes Racks, - & 3 . Meat Pounders, Ge. FURNISHING GOODS, THE FINEST AND * Lenton Squeezors.. . Be. nad “ Groters. de. > Wire Broilers. - ene Oil Cans... 4c. * Wire Toast de, LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER OFFERED. a maine 8. “ + 9c. “ Tc. « 4c. REMEMBER KINGS PALACE 18 ae ‘These are only a few Of our ‘drive-beater” specials. Pick out 2.814 7TH STREET. what you want, and ee get them before they are all gone, STORES EXTEND FROM 7TH TO 8TH. ee FRANKLE & CO, PROPRIETORS, COR. 7TH AND H STS. N.W. it WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE, NOR CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER ES- Tar Suors We Seu ARE MADE BY US FOR YOU. They tre not ground out by the thousand pairs im fuctories where dusutity and prico come before, long before, quality. They are made by skilled workmen, made to wear on Washington streets. Soft, pliable, cool, durable, and the quantity we sell cud ourcash business enable us to acll them at very low prices. "3 TABLISHMENT. BEWARE OF MISREP- RESENTATION AND IMPOSITION BY UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES. —s BUTON, $1.50, i it ee 8 ey a ‘TENNIS BHUES, 75c, cK x G E% HORRY C&P fs $2.50, $400. TENNIS SHOES, 75c. AND $2.60, A pr ERE aA EK Aa J Fry E : BURT'S. ABTHUR EURT & CO, 1s 812.814 SEV EXTH 87. XW. Oe MW KE ‘WEDSESDAY, JULY 2, +.» (aeessor to R, EL Dayler), as 083 Pennayivaniaave aw, Eva S W. A. Pierce & Co, Succsesors to ER G@ DAVIS. THE CREMATION PROCESS IS GOING ON IN EVERY DEPARTMENT IN THIS STORE, WE ARE RESERVING NOTHING. ALL THERE ISIN THE STOCK WE BOUGHT OF MR DAVIS I8 WORTR MORE TO YOU THAN IT IS TOUS. IN PROOF OF THIS WE PUT PRICES ON THE GOODS WHICH ARE AS REMOTE FROM 1HEIR REAL VALUE AS ‘TIS POSSIBLE TO CONCEIVE OF. HERE ARE OUR PRICES ON HANDKERCHIEFS: Were, Are. — Men's Homatitehed Handker- - 20 Ie Handker- os 25e 200 Handker- we 330 2e Handker- 40c 320 300 40e —— Men's Hemstitched Handker- — chiefs 28 (Be — Men's Hemstitched Handker- — chiefs o 500 — Men's Hemastitched Handker- $1.40 — Men's Memstitched Mandker- _ 21.30 's Initial Linen Handker- — chiefs - @e 200 —— Men's Initial Linen Handker- — chie : 500 -40c — Men's Colored Bordered Hand- —_ kerchiefs... ee ae — Ladies’ Faucy Border Handker- Se 0c We 12 — chiefs, —— Ladies’ Pisin Biack Borde ek ea ae oe ee eee aaa ami) mal “ty - © “ ec ete Ladies’ Embroidered in Elack. “ Hems itched... “ “ - i 3¢ doz, in box.€1.50 = White Embroidered. be “ ma see 350 Bee on a Pe as «wr $i “oo Len aor Na —- “Mule Initial... “Linen * Child's Colored Border. Hemstitched... ‘Men's White Silk Initial, Teel HERE 18 THE SHRINKAGE WE MAKE ON ALL OUR LACES, —Colored Net—-for vetling—plain — dotted, 68e All 500 at se 0c oe -— Beaded Dress Sets, Black and — colored. -+-810.00 $1.50 — Beaded Grenadine. — * = Gray. 6.00 2.00 = Z Blac! Al — at -— 1.50 —— Black French Lace, 0c —- Gilt Dotted Net, for Veils. 10c -— Infants’ Hand Emb. Hibs, Tse 200 — Colored Windsor ‘Tres, 10¢ — Oriental Lace Flouncing. #1.00 — - Faney Colored Nets, Al - = - at 50e 10¢ 150 16¢ 500 ee 25 —— Henmain Veiling. 100 HERE'S THE WIPING OUT FIGURES IN THI: NOTION DEPARTMENT, 50 and yards ——- in piece... 250 — Worsted Embrofded Braid. 4 "» 136, 10¢, Be — Satchel Straps. lie Be — Celluloid Dress Stays, be Be — Chamois Powder Put Rie be —— Sanwlangue's Powder. Roe Be -— Tetlow's 400 Se —— Sargent's te Be +--+ Hunter's Me be Be be Re be $2.23 Tbe HERE IS WHAT YOU CAN DO IN GLOVES, 100 “White Thrwad Gleves.50c. and 23¢ “ Colored and Black Fleece- lined Silk and Thread, EEESEESE EEE ERE Ber of £ 3 XO? OPEN Ox STANT. OPEN TILL 6 P.M. ON SATURDAY, _— W. A PIERCE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO | EG. Davia, ¥ MARKET SPACE AND EIGHTH BT, | FRIDAY NEXT, THE 4TH IX- OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR 11TH AND F STa RW. Wooxsrsmar, Jur 2, 1890. STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING aT 5 PM. We also wish to state that our ess tablishmens will be closed FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. the 4tb and 5th of aULy. MORE LADIES' NEW BLAZERS AND LONDON VESTS.—We are con- stantly receiving novelties in this Popular line of goods, New supply of Ladies’ Blazer Jackets, in Fancy Stripes, Checks and Plain Novy and Cream. $4 and 04.50 each. New line of Ladies’ Fine French Flannel Blazers and Summer Recfera, 4n combinations of plain colora, suca as Navy-and-Crosm, Cream-and- Navy and Cream-and-Candinal, 87.50 each. ‘To wear with the Blazers we have Jnat placed on sale a new supply of Ladies’ London Vests and Vassar Bhirts, Ladies’ London Vests, in White Pique, Black-and-White and Blue- and-White Striped Oxford Cloths, and Navy, Cream and Cardinal Flannels at $2.75 each, (Third for.) SPECIAL SALE OF CREAM DRESS GOODS.—We shail show on center table this week an unusually handsome line of Cream Dress Goods, im light-weight fabrics and all of the Bew weaves at exceedingly Prices. Cream Mohair, 50c., 7c. and $1 per yard. Cream Homespun Serge, 40 inches wide, 37%. per yard. Cream Challie. 50c., 75c. and $2 per yard, Cream Henrietta. S0c., 75c and 1 per yard, Cream Albatross, 40 inches wide. 50c., 62)e. and 75e. per yard. Cream Serge, 40 inches wide 59¢. per yard. Cream Flannel Serge, 500., 7524 €1 and $1.25 per yard. Fancy Cream Cashmere. 75c., $1 and $1.25 per yard. ;« low Fancy Stripes and Checks. “S@t- 3.1 able for Blazers, 48 inches wide.” Only $1.25 per yard, (First floor; annex.) BOYS’ CLOTHING.— The store being closed on SATURDAY, JULY 5, we will hold our regular WEEKLY SALE OF BOYS’ CLOTHING To- MORROW. Boys’ Brown Linen Suits, well made and good shapes Sizes 6 to 13 Years, Reduced to $2.50 each. Boy's White Piqus Kilt Suit, slightly sofled, Size 5 year Re anced to #3. Boys’ Navy Blue All-wool Jersey Kilt Suits, neatly trimmed, Size 235 Years. Reduced to $3 ench. Boys’ Cream Flannel Norfolk Kilt Suits, Sizes 2%, 4and S yeas, Re duced to #3.50 exch, Boys’ Cream Flannel Blouse Kilt Suits, Sizes 4aud5 yours, Reduced to $3.50 each. Boys’ Fancy Striped French Cam- bric Kilt Suits, Sizes 4,5 and 6 Yeara, Reduced to $4.50 each. Boys’ Navy Blue Jersey Suits, sailor collar and neatly trimmed, Size 8 years. Reduced to $4.50 exch, Boss’ One-pioce Fancy All-wool Kilt Suits. Reduced w 85 cach. Boys’ Three-piece All-wool Suits, serviceable colors and elegantly made, Sizes 11 and 13 years. Be duced to $7 each. Boys’ Cardinal All-wool Jersey ¥ Waists, Sizes “34 to S years. Reduced Size 5 years, to Bleach * Boys’ Navy Bine All-wool Jersey ‘sists. Sizes 4to S years, Reduced t0 $1.50 each, Boys’ Whiteand Fancy Wool Waists, Bizes 5 to 14 years. Only $1.50 each, Boys “Mother's Frieu@" Fancy Percale Waivts, in the latest destcus. Sizes 4 to 13 years. aud 81 each. Boys’ “Mother's Frient" White Waists, four-ply tinem collac and cuffs, Sizes 4 to 13 years, Only TSe. and $1 each, (Third floor) MISSES! AND CHILDREN'S GINGHAM AND SATINE sUITS REDUCED.—Children's Cheviot Suits, in White with Piok Pleids and ‘White with Biue Plaids, trimmed with ribbons to match. Sizes 3, 4, 6 and 8 years, Reduced to $2.75 exch. Children's Fine Scotch Gingham Guimpe Dresses, in attractive effects of Blue, Pink and Cardinal Stripes, embroidered and trimmed with rib- bon. Sizes 3,4,Gand S years Be uced to 83.50 each. Misves' Fine Gingham Suita, im at- tractive effects of Piaide and Stripes, Sizes 14.and 16 years. Reduced to 4.50 and 86.75 each. Children's India Linon Suits, ouble ruffte of embroidery. Sizes 4, 6, Sand 10 years, Reduced to 83.75 each, Children’s India Linon Dresses, em- Droidered in very attractive patterns, Sizes 4, 6, Saud 10 years, Reducod to 85 each. Misses’ Fine White Dresses of India ‘Linon and French Naiusook, trimmed with Ane embroidery. Sizes 12, 14, and 16 years, Heduced to $5 each, MISSES’ NEW WATST&—A new line of Misses' Union Lawn Waiste, in ‘Pink-aud- White, Biue-and-White aud Black-and-White, round plsited col- lar and cuffs. Sises 14 and 16 years, Only 75e. exch. (Third floor.) MORE BARGAINS IN SUN Cov- ERINGS.—Ladies’ Carriage Shades, im Black Satin. Unlined only $2.75 each, Lined, only €2 cach. ° Ladies’ Bisck Surah Silk Carriage Shades, with Bisck Siik lining. Oniy 82.50 each. 22-inch Ladies’ (hangeable Silk Brows. Reduced from @625 to 82.50 each. A berter quality reduced from $7.50 to $3each, =~ (First floor.) at m0 Exar Jour BARGAINS at STRASBURGER'S DRY GOOrs AND CLOAK STORES, 404 AND 40¢ 7TH ST. Li, LADIES List. Extra value tz Chemisettes for 25e; ¢-ply Linen te, extra long, Sde.. 4-ply.Liven Shirtees, The above Ghemiscttes and Shirtess are with either standing or Tara-down Roll Collars See our assortment of Ze Beits. @1 Strip Whalebone Corseta, warranted, either in Sateen or Summer Net, Saturday"s price, 75. 68e. Sateen Corseta, 4¥c..75c. French Woven Embroidered Bast, Ge. ; our ¢1.25 Extra Whalcbowe Curset, #8e. Ail 2ue. Hosiery 250. All 350. Hosiery 20e. Al SOc, Husiery the. All G8e. Hosiery 4c. All Tc. Mowery Gie. Our Hosiery comprises Fast Bisck, Solid Colors, New Stripes and Novelues of Latest De- sen, 8c. Silk Mitts and Gloves, Satuniay’s price Ste @ Tair. ‘ Se. Silk Mitta, 3c. GXe quality, 40. S60 our zo. Vandyke Lace Collars. Liven liemetitebed Handkerchiefs, 40. All 23a chiefs 2le, All 420. Handkerchiefs 20 Handkerchiefs, hand embroidered, 40. Our Bandkerciuets ON. Our 61.60 Handderchiofe Culy a Laaied amount sold to rack customer, = Jeweirs, of Iutost novelties, 1c. Rochings at all prices, Ae. Ribbed Vesta Ile Extra valme in Yc, Ribbed Vests, Cotion Uuderwour at popular prices ME! he. Windsor Searfs of Silk Neckwear, 39¢.; best assort Scarfs; 50c. Summer Merino quality, 40; T5e. Prench Bel Sanitary Dalbricwan Und 8) Two-thread French Baibrisggnt See our superior at 49. » pair, remto Ge aa ped Outings, 196. ; 500. Zoe. Satindined nderwear, Te. Jean Drawers el back and front, her: m, 2000 linen bosom, 4-ply Liven collar tom made , fit eu pair tor @1 tgee Shirts from 35a, Up. See prices in men's furnishing window STRASBURGER'S DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, S 404 and 406 7th at CA Tur Bosrox Vanery Srone Carries the Best Quality and Largest Assortment of BRR i) BSS5 Boa Gu § Pe AA Sco QS BB & A GGG SysS In the City and at Prices Unequaled. CLUB BaGs, tor—10 inch, OBe. ; 16 iweh. $1.49. Best-quality Canvas—10 inch, 5Gc.; 12 inch, 69e.5 14 juch, 88c. : 16 inch, #82, Real Grain, Canvas Lined—10 inch, #1.25; | $1.49, 14 tuch, €1.60, 16 inch, @1.0% —10 moh, $1.98, 22 imeh, 2 88; 16 inch, $3.40. Genuine Alligator, Leather Lined 10 inch, @3.98; 12 uch, $4.49, 14 inch, $4.08. 16 iuch, @5.4%, CABIN BAGS, Fine Grain Cabin Bag, Patest F imch, €4.98; 14 mch, $5.98; 16 inch, inch, 1.19; 12 inch, Leather me, GLADSTONE BaGs. Canvas Waterproof—I4-inch, $1.49; 16-inch, 79; 18 inch, #1.08 ; 20 inch, $2.49. Pressed Leather—14 inch, #179; 16 inch, @1.9%; |. #249; 20 inch, 82.79. Imitation Alligator—14 inch, @1.98; 10 inch, €2.49; 18 meh, 3 20 tmeh, 82.8. Meal Grain—14 inch, inch, $3.49; 20 inch, 83.9 Keal Grain, Leather Lived—14 ‘uch, $4.49. 26 ich 84.99, 18 uch, ped 18 awe, Sic. ; 49. we jeatber corners and extra long straps and are waterproot, Ali Bags except ‘eiescopes have the best quality locks, | A fine Ene of Furnished and Unfurnished Bags in 2U apeh, $4.1 Fine Quality Alligator anu Engiish-sewed Grain, Collar and Cel Boxes, Truuk, Suoulder aud Shaw) Suape Toilet Cases, Flaska ko. SMITH & WARDWELL, it _ 705-7 08 Market Space, We beep open tomorrow rerning—and until NOON on Frday—"THK FOURTH” There is always something Furguiten until the las mo- ment —and we'li be here Come rve il to you, Tix Bucsesr Cu Yer. If we were not in a hurry you can depend ‘upon it weshouldn’t make any such break in the stock at this stave of the season as we have done. EVERY FANCY CASSIMEKE OR CHEVIOT SUIT IN THE HOUSE $20 IN PRICE FOR §2-810.80_g2 £278 10.80_g3 CP-810.80_03 We couldn't afford to do it ordinarily. Every one of these suits you buy we charve the differ- UNDER ence up to “improvements"—That is the only way cut of it. It's like amputeting a men's arm Ly plecemesl. You wever saw $10.80 of your money scud into such Values @» it will among ‘the ‘im this sale, As long as we're at it— we'd like to Ls) very mau in Washiagton got | one—but there arc not enough to go ad round, ‘Whose's gotng to be left—Yout DRESS LIKE UTHER PEOPLE. We're all hungry for an “outing” these days— and most of you'll make it convenient to get ove. The preliminaries are important —Get- ting ready to go is as much fun—most—as going. In getting the things together you will want US, What are you guing tocarry them in? ‘Trunk for © jong stay—“Grip" for a fyiug trip. Got ‘em? We bave—All sorts Not at trunk-makers’ prices, either. Cheaper for just ss@ood, Ask about ‘em at the Furnishing De- partment. Then you ought to have some sort of «faey Flaunel or Sere Suit—You'll find them thick as “bees in a hive” at the seashore and mountain: Tesorts. Plain White or Striped Blazers aud White Flannel Trowsers. It's style—e com- fortable sort, too, Third floor is where they are. Our three ground-floor Depertments-each ave something thet you cught to tale away with you. HATS.—Tho Tennis and Outing Hate and Cape, SHOES.—The Russots—and the “sporting fre- ternity.” FURNISHINGS. —The Nezligee Shirts—e line ‘that will fence im any ideas you've got—And the Windsors aud Sasits wade up—and uot—to ‘wear with them. You'll have twice as good a tine if you'll ive ‘2 little thought to dress. It counts at the fasb- fonable shrines and dou't cost much. How MUCH we can tell you wien you pick out what you'd like, GAK8 AND COMPANY, DIRECTOKS OF DECSS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH a2 Souxsox & Loran. ‘The great sale we Lave had on the Printed Pongee at Adc. bas demanded the third lot frou Bustos of patterus as have been sold out, which will be in few “Ne Bret a etch ingame 25. weal pie ‘Hain Pink, Bine and Black Lewns, 12)¢c. Ans oomeromn ‘Curbrelias ot the lowest mane of Outing Shirts, Boys’ Waists ané extremely low prices, all prices, ; | JOMNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘713 Market Susce