Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: THURSDAY......... 1y 10, (HONBY 8. NOYES (irenlation of any Newspaper in the World, an Advertising Medinm is worth all the ether papers published in In connection with the study of Pup gerry- mandering evil it is interesting to examine the genesis of representation. Beginning with the patriarch of old times—the first times. in fact—the earliest representative of the human race was the father of the family. The representation principle is found later in the chiefs cr kings when in Greece, Etruria, Latium. Germany, Norseland, Gaul, Ireland— every where except in the far east and the south (omitting Carthage and Lybia) there was a form of representation. But it was reserved for the great Teutonic race in its English branch to develop this principle and here in Parliament and Congress it as reached its highest development. From the knights of the shire sitting as the commons with the borough members sprang the burgesses in Virgmia and the general court in Massachu- setts. The United States Representative was the lineal descendant of the Colonial Representa- tive. At first the Representatives in Congress were chosen on geucral ticket—that is, they were elected by the whole people of the several states voting for all the Representatives, But local representation, always dear to the Eng- lish race, gained ground over the early prac- tice and by the year 183% only New Hampshire, New Jersey and Georgia elected their mem- bers of the House by the old method. Then the seating of the New Jersey democratic deie- gation by the democratic House after a bitter contest induced the next Congress, which was whig, to pass an act providing for separate elections in the various districts. The demo- crate at first did not acquiesce in the law, but finally yielded to the eviden: will of the peo- ple to localize these elections, In the New Jersey cnse the election of speaker and or- ganization of the chamber depended on the admission of the democratic contestants. The new system has worked well in its fifty years’ trial. and the chief objection that lies to it is that sometimes the best men are not nomi- nated because the best men happen to live in districts where they cannot be Rominated or cannot be elected. Under the general ticket system they could. The com- pensation is in the closer representation af- forded by requiring the election to be held by districts. ‘There 1s nothing, however, tu pre- vent a district from going beyond its bounds and iato one of the other districts of the same state to find a nominee. It is occasionally done. But the preferred way is for an aspiring statesman who does not actually reside to claim a legal residence in a particular district which he desires to represent in Congress, The next the Tweed revela visors were appointed on petition. ous of 1563, when super- In 1872 0 luw was passed by Congress requiring all the Congressional clections to be held on the same day. The federal elections bill, like the propo- sitions against gerrymandering, marks the Vigorous movement now in progress to make radical alterations in our system of representa- tion, to the extent that this can be accom- plished through Congressiouul intervention without constitutioual amendment, —S Friends of the Atkinson bill claim that its passage will not affect the question of railroad occupation of the mall. But if Congress con- firms the railroad’s illegal occupation of six small reservations or open spaces, though they are ciaimed by the commissioner of public grounds for the uses of their owner, the United States, will it be likely to disturb the road’s legal though theoretically temporary occupa- tion of the mall? If it condones the illegal seizure will it be apt to withdraw the loan? It is believed by the District that no other opportunity: of effecting even an improvement in the occupation of the mall will be had in the House than that which the railroad gives by getting « quorum of the House together and asking a grant of favors, The privileges which the road asks are viewed as the consideration which the public has to offer for this and other improvenents. If Congress now grants the road what it asks and does nothing else, it will deliberately waste the only opportunity which it is likely to have for benefiting the people in the direction indi- cated, and will give away for nothing the priv- ileges which whould be the price of public re- lief. Hf Congress will not exact anything from the road at the time when it is satisfying rail- road demands, it will not do so atany other time, 2 + By all means increase the play-ground fa- cilities which the public parks supply to the chil- dren! The proposition of the sundry civil bil! on this point is both wise and popular. Theo- retically the parks are for public usc and en- joyment and the adornment of the city, and not to be perverted to private business uses by railroads or any other corporations or by indi- viduals, Washington will be glad to see Con- gress act consistently on this sound theory. Preserve and use the park: as the pluy-grounds of the people. Drive out the locomotive and make a place for the children, $< --<——___ Senator Dolph can only vindicate himself and bis position on the financial question by suing Puck for its cartoon of this week in which he is made to figure as one of “the Silver Senators from the West” threatening the President with all sorts of dire disaster if he checks free coinage. — ———_ The proposition of the International Con- ference concerning the establishment of a Latin-American memorial library at Washing- tom bas already been warmly indorsed by Tux Sran, and the provision in the suudry civil bill appropriating tue amount necessary for the building is a feature of the bill which deserves to be carefully protected and Preserved intact, — $< Washington is sorry to sce that its ‘neighbor, Baltimore, does not get fifth place, as stated heretofore, iu the eleventh census, but has to accept the seventh, being rankea by both St Louis and Boston. Nevertheless, the city by the Patapsco makes an extremely creditable showing. St. Louis having already secured so much may not insist on a recount. — — The resolution of the Virginia republicans publicly announced not to make a campaign in their state is the most effective course they could take to boom the Federal elections bill ———— Two more crocked New Yorkers “have re- turned from Canada to their native town to bo made straight, Bail 240.000 200 each, —* The revised census Tetarns from various Cities suggest the old days when election judges wanted to know Low much majority their party needed before sending in the returns. —— $< If we are to havea scal skin war with Eng- land, why not let the women do the fighting? $2 -As both parties are denying that there exists auy agreement in the Senate on the federal elections bill it is suspected that the alleged Understanding arose by spontaneous genera- tion, or “just zrowed.” ‘The old world is stilt ahead in some things. At Muscat, Arabia, seven hundred persons were killed by a cyclone. The cyclone has suc- ceeded war and pestilence as Death's prime minister. ee ‘The Speaker and the Cold Wave will have no troabie in counting a quorum in the | House. —— Speaking of tho balance of power and the Farmers’ Alliance the coaclusion is reached that so far the Alliance bas more power ahan it has Lalance. —_—_—_— Just why Canada should want the mother country and the United States to get into « war does not appear. The battle would be fought in Canada, and battles do not improve greatly the beanty and prosperity of a country. $< This cold wave may precipitate the seal skin Weds A q 2, ri z RED TICKET DAY TOMORROW. Rie, Formarain ot icéaant ae today you null net put of Hee Tak THE SUAL GOOD ITEMS FU! Vou ToMORK OW) Fou wilt leo, find ‘that eiiiepeae Fonorrow will be an tustavce of fe” MILLINE, A bot ot FAiLsitk Ribbous. every color sold from 12c. to ise. a yard. Red Ticketed Yc. yard. ‘Odd ica of ribbons, were 98, to $1.48 a ‘Chdrgi ‘See. to Soc. Mull Capa, Red Ticketed each. TS. WEARS AD FORTS casa sects, Rad Tcoled |ismen” bd os Suite sis sizes 12 and 14, were $4 and i Red Tick: br sate eam ‘Suits, size 14, were @& Red Rosie AAD UNDERWEAR. Pomc Fancy Cottou Hose, Red Ticketed 18c., obraicete Rar Death Hp Hoy Bonen ‘toc. Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Cotton a Vests, silk ribbons. DRY CoOBS, on a 40 incl wide, all our licht shades, ‘hes yard; ‘all our 24-{ueh' plain Coiored Wool hai ali colors vexcept Cream aud Black) Red Se. a yard Dress leny tas of P.aid Ginghams, 10 yards in each, regular 1c. cuuds. Red Tieketed 7 Uc. ber pattern. Look tor unusual bereains in Kemuante of carton joods. ed Ticketed ridicu.ously cheaj Satin Sovoity, Fane. colors: meee Pink Ked licketed 4 Waite samaaes Folding Fans, Red Tickets ioe, each. no} 00 Satin Painted Fans, Red Ticketed 54e. each. Boe. Goze Strap Belts. Red Ticketed 39¢. each. ic. Kea! Seal Strap Helts, Red licketed Gir. cach, College Stripe Cotton Bets, snake buckle: keted 7e. eaci LY. - Bewd Necklaces, colored. Red Ticketed 15c. "tbolce {oF 15e. esch Bonbostntere Boxes, Qrtaments, some with metal wourtings: V Oxidized ‘Tablets, Remy ne Be Oe to chance for elegant bargains. Telvnitves, aN Hetuauts of Biack Nets, were 75c. to $1.30. Red Ticketed 50c. a yard. Wh te aud Colored Cotton Braid Jrimming, were “gdigd Licheted 18. a AND BUCKL “Goze Half-bail Waite poe Buttons. 15c, » ; Taney Metal Buckles. Red Ticketed 10c. WEAK AND LAC fg ty MENT. to as Fou e Laces. Ked Ticketed or Xo"Se. Point de Gene Laces, Red Ticketed and 18e. Tyancy Handkerchiefs, Red Ticketed ‘Fancy Handkerchiefs, Red Ticketed AND EMBROIDERIES, 45-inch wise Flouuciug. Red Ticketed 79. nuts of 45-inch Flouncings, were $1.50 to $2. a Ye. a remuanut. Hed ¥ ad los ‘of Torchou Laces, worth Se, Red Ticketed 3c. yar tulish Horn Dressing Combs 15c. each. Bristle Hair Brush. led ‘Licketed Suc. each, Wye Loc. Glove Stretchers, Red Tickoted 5c. each, uuphor sheets tor woth: “Red Ticketed edie Cases (assorted heedien L ere €, all colors, Ge. piece. van Baskets, ‘nssorted styles. Red Ticketed $;; Babs Carciage Covers, handsomely embroldered. 81.95 each. Boe. siuk Kk Applique Flowers, Red Ticketed 7c. each. OLS KS. Elewantly Made Leather Saratoga, Red Ticketed Well-made Leather Saratoga, Red Ticketed “Well-made Leather Saratoga. Red Ticketed SOLS AND UMBRELLAS. O fee _ Parasols, taucy borders. Red Tick- $4 Funcy sun Umbretisa, Red Ticketed $1.89 each. jot ui Gh ‘h, damaged, Umbresdlas, 20 and ‘t Glori aueh, '5 GOODE, ouuns Gauze si , 4 21.50 Lauudercd Fique Dress shirts, Red Ticketed 4ix. each.” 5 . BAUM'S poruLtn’ shobprye. pLace, 3y10 SEY 3 KEEP YOUR FEET HOT IN DUSTY, RUSTY BLACK SHOES WHEN YoU CAN BUY COOL, COMFORTABLE BUSSET SHOES RUSSET SHOES a BBR U RR TTTT ™ = «SS, ROB Pee wu, eae et tO” By Eee “ce by Suet = 4ETHUR EURT & CO, asl. ¥ st. NW. - Hocsexerixe Asp N ERVES. ‘There is a very clos? relation b-tween housekeeping and nerves: in proportion as the former becomes irk- 1 miaterial interference with elections by p federal power was in the Congress some aud vexatious the jer grows revellious and protesting. ‘Talk as people will about » woman being Queen of the Household, let it be understood that nerves rule the woman, and without her cousent she ‘sometimes made to feel most miserable because of them. The use of MERIZ'S IMPROVED coM- POUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES will cor- rect everything in the way of uervous troubles or de- rangemeuts and insure that tranqui ized stete of the nervous system that means rectfuluess in its widest sense, 75 cents a bottie, to be had of EP MERTZ, It 1014 F st., Washington. PHT Ws. H. McKyews Dany Lerren. THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1890, To close out the balance of our stock of Children's and Misses’ Flanuel Blouse Waists we have cut their prices as fol- tliree lots uve in choice fa "the ‘latter plain creas, years, WM. HD McKNEW Guecessor to KR. H. Taylor), ‘Ss Penusylvania a PALALLABOLABUAAREAEGREL Wuy Is In ‘ Why wilt you Suite whe Lege | dollars and more for an Oak Sam, wet the wae, at Grasty's for Bevel Mirror, 18: Jou rey et eat gras for Br Cosirs. when you ua ge nt Grasty's for Stef Why will you pay “Toe. and $1, for Best Cou Walnut Eaire shen you can ? Why wil Same at Grasty stor ure. Why wi yuu, aS for ideal Foiaina bet Grasty spite calte wlth Bevel Mirrors in fronts a3 Souder uta bee sive ri ful yout pa Peiv aud more er ¢ st you a RiShoreaie Mattrowy wes "w ell “eat ‘Ss.ouF wy pay Sis for heal Caried hen Grast) at wore for Wire duce Si:b8. ‘Thnk of this abd set fo Joateat AL ou buy £10 fora vibner B65 108 Pecan “Graetys pete is gf. A mutch ue oUe, : ey Sones Ree Se Sagi “yay uote tor Fie Bicww Tuitial Tuabeors any’ better) wage Grasty Das cash drawer, that noching gets in whieh there, aud T want everybody to know tuat no decer tou te w MUGHTY) C(ASH) GRASTY, ‘Two Stores—Big Stock, Furniture, China, Glass, Tin, ac, 2510-12 7h shaw, J229-6m_ {p*4FFuars area INEERS* Ts MA: ALS. moroonat fit ik eran Late Eranch 1722 Penna ave, Nei closing hours wno—6 o'clock daily—exeept Satur- day—when we close at 1—until Bptember 1, Hear Deruns ar ERR YS it recei: invoice this of 6 buudted ‘pices of Pisid White ORGANDE Sodey annet Buy ‘any more—because we took them interests you, too—tor it brings them. How much do you think? They were 25 son. The new deal cut the o tse Rad, have petuced the OU dG RG CLOTHS from 150. to fat days for at The PUINTED CHALLIES that bave been 1c. are now wal Se. ‘ard. “ENTED INDIA DIMITIES have all slong been Ste. Lowered vn at yard—30c.—with some Of the chorcest pa ‘We have bought in-beca hey wore exceptionally ft pieces of PKI SEA Gres.” SRR ed syard under tis ew deal CHBTBSTROL such patterna of PRINTED PUXJAUB iSvaa we found 156. a garde c 4-4 LONDON semen ei are 12}. & oes are the 4-4 BAT! PLAID rd. DLOTUS CLOTHS—rare pictures at 15e. = pieces of TOILE DU OED, AMOSEZAG ang | CRILEMION GINGHAMS at 1}gc. a yard. the wrades, then cousider for how little, ‘ihe eee gen press set down slot of new SPOT and FIGUKED SWis8 MUSLINS. Lucky we were to Ket them, Tey ere os erator oe they can be. Ours are a d smali patterns—both—krom to b0c, EW PRINTED ALL-LINEN LAWNS at 2he VELT PLAIN and FIGURED FRENCH ati2: fet ihte—1 2¥0., hot weather. ca for tbe thi woods pot a shadow of doubt line—and you ladies hay ed to tell us #0, These new additions wi interest you ex:vedingly—Canuot help it—and itis a matter of no suall amount of pride, with us, that we sbould be able to swoop down on the last desirables that were iu the market--and and get them, SEATON PERRY, “PEKRY BUILDING,” HEESE CLOTH in t ends waste Parcel more “rolieta Gur Louse Lis been, the 3k NINTH 81, AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. _Estabiished 1 1t Saxs: Danx Beocsz. Everything that sparkles isn't a dismond Everything that look: shoe—hasn't « right 0 *** tothe name. Do you know good shoes when you seethem? Or have youyot to wait untib you've tried 'em to find out? It’sa littleiatethen. Ex- perience is a safe tutor; but he's a high-priced one. There's no worrying to be done over OUR shoes. We “pair” comfort and quality—and play *e* style for a strong place. Trust our shoes every *** time, We guarantee ‘em—and want to know if *** they behave badly. Did you ever see such a contagious fashion as Russet Shoes? Has the fever caught yon—yet? Of all that are shown in town—we've the demis— A dozen shades—bigh and low cut. Sizes for the, whole family, ~ 1 od There are still a few of those bartgdins wll offered the indies the first of the week—out on the center tables. Look at ‘em. All sorts of Athletic Footwear. Saks’ prices o* are everything. A“KINK” IN NECKWEAR, ow we ‘We've shortened the price on all our 50¢. sum- mer TECKS ~ 4-IN-HANDS — BOW-BANDS — ““* WATERFALLS -to wall 25 CENTS—3 FOR 81. That's equal to one for nothing, Look in the window—and come in and look. “LYING” FIGURES. It's s mistake, figures don’t always tell the truth. Here's case where 35 ceuts stands for50 cents. We've a BALBRIGGAN and GAUZZ UN- DERSHIRT—WITH DRAWERS to match—worth every mill of 50 cents for 35c. EACH--3 FOR $1.00, Full size—perfect in cut—well made—and a parallel of any balf-dollar quality the trade can Produce. . ‘We'd get that for them if we were not maxing a leader of them—Don't you want three suite? SAKS AND COMPANY, TRADERS IN WEARING APPAREL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 4y10 STREET. ‘AL ESTATE BUREAU OF B, H. WARNER & GF st. uw. CO, BYECIAL NOTICE, During the mouth will be closed Taye exceytiup Bacurdays, WV o' omnrdaya, The ‘Ofics will be opened ae usual st BH. WAKNER & Co. : Osce Is A Wane Do ot at “Once in a while” we are all able to do many things—we to sell and you to buy at great sace Tifices—and suc opportuuities you owe it to yourselves to seize, uot alone because they are advantages, but because it is policy to “take the tide at its flood,” as they aay. An ebb tide in one spot :ueans a flood tide somewhere else, and at this season the “price tide” seems to be running decidedly your way, We've some 30 or 40 Mosquito Canopies that have becomes little “sore dusty." We'll sell them at 75 cents cach, fixtures and all, We have 33 pairs of Ecru aud 28 pairs of White Lace Curtains, which we'll sell at 85c. a pair. In our Axminster Carpet'ngs—linht, ghages, with borders—variety of fixurinze-7yy@, 10H © $1.75 for what has been 2.25. finger of) Jn our “Morris” Body Brussels 'Carpét- iugg-the popular blue effects—we mark $1.25 and cross out @2. Tn our Wall Paper Department we ask you to look at about 150 patterns of advance style in English production of our own importation. ‘You can buy an Antique Oak or Walnut Side- board very cheap now, You can do very inany desirable things about now in the way of furnishing your home, and if saving is a consideration lot us see you JULIUS LANSBURGH, ds9 13TH AND F 8T3. “Hor Wearner Treus* As strictly hot-weather items and every-day need- ables we submit the following: Dotted and Figured Swiss from 25c. to 45c. Plain, Plaid and Striped India Linens, Se. to 25c. Black India Linon, 12%4c., 15¢., 18¢., 200. and 250. 4-4 Organdie Batiste, Cream and White ground, 4-4 Batiste, beautiful styles, Se. yard. Extra styles and qualities of Challies, 7c.s yank. CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE,” 028 7th st and 706 Kot. nw. _ Kerr Coor. . FLANNEL SUITS, SERGE SUITS, SASHES, ws BELTS, CAPS, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, ac. myl0-3p WE STILL CONTINUE OUR LOW PRICES ON BAGS, CLUB Bags, CANVAS WITH GOOD Locks. 10-uch, 14-inch 14-inch 164nch. 69e. $0. Bie. a _i#inch. 16-inch, pi Bie. “e135. 91-40. ve ean tts lined, covered frames. i¢meb. 16-iweh. ne VR Baal Grain, nen oad, 14-inch, 16-inch. “e335. “eico, 31.087 pve ty 16-inch. Ba, “aes eae Geanige ve ateurt leather lined, —— Imitation 19-tnol 14-inch. pe, “Fite” “eae “esa. tio hemes yr rank ad 18-inch 20-inch. 20-inch, Glaastnue Iitation alileaige vod tn yes — inch, 14-inch. S470 4570. . Canvas Tel xtra lonw straps. 12 din, 16am. Asin, 20-in. ecin, 24.in, B¥e. “Oe. “Fe. “Be. F119. $1.29. $1.49. Fine line of Shawl and Trunk Straps, Dressing Cases, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Also a very fine line of Furnished Bags, SMITH & WARDWELL, 705, 707, 70 Market Space, Souxsox, Ganyer & Co., 636 Pennsylvaaia Avenue Northwest, jylo Linen-finished Chambray in stripes and plain colors only 12%4e., warranted fast culora. We have just re- coived a great barsain ia White Goods, which we have" marked very low, 1c, 1234. A veautiful line of Challies, 32 iuches wide, 1:!c., regular price 18c. We have reduced the price ou all of our ~cote to 2c. Large assortment of Satteeus, 12! have aspleudid live of Gents’ Outing Shirts from 50¢, to Boys' Shirt Waists 25c. All Ingrain end Brussels Carpets at cost, Beautiful Figured Laws So JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 310 636 Pa, ave. n.w. Bavuru. Fi Friovnen L WN3, 5, 8, 10, I~ SEW STYLE FIGUUED CHALLIES, & 10, 1246. CLEAM ALBA] ROSS, wide Couble widths all pure w i reanced to 4 COLORED SCAM SILKS, 39c. NERY JINLST QUALITY LONSDALE CAMBRI, yard wide, 1 SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANIINES, Electric Blue, Bteel Gray aud dau, reduced to 15e. CHINA bILEA, INDIA LINENS, OUTING CLOTH, tuimeuse ascortment of new atyles, 10, 12 4c. BEAUTIFUL DRESS GINGHAMS, immense a» sor.ment of Dew styles, 10, 1235, 1 SILE MOLAIR BULLLIANTINES, nearly yard and ores wide, red) ERY BEST QU. TY fb IT OF THE LOOM Blt alee CUTION, yard wide, Sec. HENRIETTA CASEMLKE 8. ikGE, nearly yard and alist wide, pute wool reuuced to 30g, en ™ BeavtiFOL Berens, immense assortment of new styles, 1:24. 16, 200. INDIA bI..Es, sly styles, 37%, 40, 4. Oc oH ian SMa excellent quality, ammense double wi CANTER'S CASH STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH 8T. A_ CASH PUKCHASE TO 1HE AMOUNT OF 95. ENTITLES THE PUKCHASEK 10 ONE OF OUB VALUABLE FKESENTS. seza During July and August we will close at 6 v.m., Sat- wrdays exeeptet, Scanen Crornzs, THE GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE NOT YET INVESTED IN FEATHER-WEIGHT GARMENTS WILL NEED NO STRONGER REMINDER THAN THIS WEATHER. CALL ON US AND LET US SHOW YoU A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE MOST STYLISH SUMMER CLOTHING TOBE FOUND IN WASHINGTON. ALL SIZEB AND SHAPES IN BLUE, BLACK, BROWN AND GRAY S8ERG!, WHITE AND FANCY FLANNEL AND SEKGE SUITS. THIN COATS AND VESTS IN PONGEF, MOHAIR, DRAP DETE, CAMEL'S HAIR, FRENCH WORSTED, CALCUTTA BEERSUCKEL, SECILEINE AND SILK. ALSO A FULL LINE OF WHITE AND FANCY VESTS, ALL SIZES AND PRICES. ROBINSON, PARKER & Ow AMERICAN CLOTHIFRS, jy8-eo «319 SEVENTH ST. N.W. TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1890. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY have just re- ceived a job lot of elegant imported SARDINES—as. Ane in quality as can be procured—which they offer at 1c. A BOX OR $1.70 A DOZEN. These are regular 20c. goods, and when they are foe st will be impossibic to get more at such alow fate. Sccure & supply at once, as they will soon be | sone, ELPHONZO YOUNG3 COMPANY, 423 Ninth st P. $.-Remember cur CRISP POTATO CHIPS for Luncheons and Picnics, a8 EY. 919 Pesssxtvanta Ave REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP. ‘WE HAVE PLACED ON OUR CENTER COUNTERS ALL OF OUR KEMNANTS AND HAVE MARKED THEM AWFULLY CHEAP, AMONG THEM ARE A LARGE LOT OF SILK NETS OF DIFFERENT DESIGNS AND QUALITIES. WE HAVE MABKED THEM JUST FIETY CENTS ON ‘THE DOLLAR, AND SHOULD YOU WANT NETS OF ANY KIND 4g WILL PAY YOU TO INSPECT OUB sTOCK, ‘W. M SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PENN. AVE, N.W. ONE PRICE. ay? Goons. fog, pees and Unbleached, 18¢. Risercee Cane Short L Tc. patois ee of cs i fund 250, failing oon 7 oR eerie aae: 1316 7th st. n.w, Tas Tilousox.Hovsrox Exxoraio company, -~ @20 Atiantie avenue, Boston, Mans. OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROR COR 11TH AND F STS, &. Tuvesnar, Jr 10, 1890. . 1899. Larossiprurres Mnr Avwar WHEN WE MAKE UP OUR MINDS TO accom. STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING aT 5 P, ™ Naseress Baneoarss For Toxorrow. SATURDAYS AT 1 P.M, REMNANT DAY TOMORROW. ‘The advmeing season marks an in- creasing accumulation of Remnants and im consequence we are exerting extra efforts and offering extraordinary in- Gucements to keep our stock free of “Short Lengths,” “Odd Sizes,” “Broken Lines,” “Odd Lots,” &e. Our Remmants are always desirsbie becanse they are clean. fresh, seasouable andcheap: Wedonot wait for them to become worthless with age, preferring toclean up the ptock weekly. It will pay you to read each item. The quantities of “Short Lengths’ throughout the store are unusually large, owing to their more rapid accumu- lation at the end of cach season, This applies to Laces, Dress Goods, Satteens, Ginghams, Zephyrs, Batistes, Chailics, Outing Cloth, Scotch Tennis Flaunels, &e., and exceedingly particulurly low remnaut prices will be quoted, with ® view of causing their ins. at disposal, “SHORT LENGTHS” OF DRESS GOODS.—This Friday wo shall offer a large accumulation of Remuauts of Dress Goods, embracing many de- sirable lengths in All- wool Henri- ettas, Bilk-warp Heuriettas, Cashmeres, Serges and agreat variety of attactive Wool Cuecks, Stripes, Plaids, &e. Just the exact leugth for a Ladies’ Traveling Wrap, Cloak, Child's Dress, &. (First floor; aunex.) “ODD PAIRS" IN GLOVES. —-5 pairs Ladies’ 5-buiton Length Jersey Silk Gloves, in Light and Dark Gray, Size 5. Reduced from 75e. to 25e. per pair, 8 pairs Ledies’ 4-button Perinot Suele Gloves in Pearl, Size 51%. Reduced from 81.50 to S0c. per pair, 11 paics Ladies’ G-button Length Jer- sey Silk Gloves, in Grays and Tuns. Fizes 5% and 6. Reduced to SOc. per Pair. (First flocr; center.) REMNANTS IN MERINO UNDER- WEAR.—12 Infants’ Gauze Vests, hizh neck and long sleeves. Sizes 16, 18 and 20., Reduced to 2 for 25c. Half priee. 4 Ladies’ Light Sumer Weight Wool Ribbed Vests, low neck and no sleeves, in Pink, Size 3. Reduced to 50c. each. 1 pair Ladies’ Fine Palbviggan Pants. Size 26. Reduced to 50c. Half price, (First floor; annex.) REMNANTS IN LADIES' SEASON- ABLE SHORT WRAPS.—~1 Lady's Black Faille Francaise, pointed ends, shoulder cape t-immed with fringe. Size 30. Re- duced to $5 1 Lady's Biack Ribbon and Lace Shoulder Cape. Sizo 34. Reduced to $3. 1 Lady's Black Ribbon and Laca Shoulder Cape. Size 34. Reduced to 7.50. 1 Lady's Binck all Silk Faille Fren- caiss Cape, with wide silk fringe. Size 40. Reduce to $12. 1 Lady's Black Armour Silk Shoulder Cape, embroidered yoke and long silk fringe. Siz: 34. Reduced to $10. 1 Lady's Black Short Wrap, hand- somely beaded, Sizs 34. Reduced to B10. One-third original pric 1 Lady's Black Silk Sici ‘Wrap, lace shoulders and rii Size 36. Redaced to $12.30. (Third flvor.) ReMNANIS IN PARASOLS. —3 Ladies’ 22-ineh Changeable Silk Parasols iu Red, Gray and Beowu, Reduced from & 1 Lady's 22-inch Light Green Surah Sik Parasol, with stripes of darker Shale. Keduced from $6.50 to ¢: 2 Ladies’ 20-tuch P.aid Sarah Silk Parasols, in Brown and Grvew. Keduced from 86.50 te 84 each. 1 Lady's Cream Moire Parasol, with lace stripes aad line lwith net, Reduced from 812 to 8 2 Lady's Black Haud-run Spanish Lace Porasol, with bluck silk latins. Reduced from $15 to 85. 1 Lady's Cream Surah Silk Parasol, with cream iiaius aad trond wita Kuottod sili tape friugs, Reduced from 20 to $5. 1 Lady's Cream Point do Sprit Parasol, with Lining of cream silk. educa from 815 to 85. 1 Lady's Crean Striped Talle Parasol, with lining of cream sili, husdsomely carved handfe, Reduced frum 313 to s. (First floor.) REMNANTS IN HOSIERY.—8 pairs Ladies’ Extra Fine Unbleached Lisle Thread Hose, Sizes 8 and 53g. Reduced to 35e. per pair. 3 pairs for $1. GARTERS REDUCED.—5 pairs La- ie.’ Skirred Ribboa Garters, ia Croam, Fink and Tan. Reduced to 25e. per pals, 6 pairs Ladies’ Bridal Gartura Ke- Auced to 50c, per pair. (First floor; auvex,) INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS RE- DUCED,—Ladies All-Linen Unlaun- dered Hand-embroidered Hemstitched Imtial Handkerchiefs. 2 A's, 3 D's, 4.N'%s, 3 O's, 3 Ps, 2 Ts and 3 Va, Remnant price 1Ue, ene. Ladies’ All-Linen Haund-embroidered Heustitched Initial Handkezchieis, 1D, 3 F%s,1 5,1 K,1R,2 Vsand 3 ‘W's. Remnant price 18s. each. 3 for 50c. Ladies’ Sheer All-Linen Hand-em- Droidered Faucy Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs, J O's, 3 Ts and 4 Va, Remnant price 20¢. each. Ladies’ All-Lincu Hand-embroidered Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs, One-half inch hem. 1 4, 2 F's and 3 O's. Remnant price 252. each. Ladies’ Sheer All-Linen Hand-em- browered Hemstitéhed Initio! Hand- kerchiefs. One-inch hem, 3 A’s, 2D’, 3 E's, 2G's,1 0, B's and? V's, Rom. Bant price 3ic. each. 3 for $1. MEN'S HANDEERCHIEFS. — Men's All-Linen - Hand-embroideread Hem- stitched Initial Handkerchief, 1 2,3 K's, 2 N's and 2 O'& Remnant price 20c. each. « ‘Men's All-Linen Hand-embroidered Hematitched Initial Handkerchiefs. 2 A's, 3 2's, 2 F's, 1G, 2 J's, 2 K's, 2 Le, 2 M,2 N's, 2 O's, 2 Tsand 2V's. Bem- ant price 25c. each, : ‘Men’s All-Linen Hand-embroidered Homstitebed Initial Handberchie-», ‘Two-inch hem. 5 I's ‘Remnant price 2he, exch. iret floor.) i ‘Nameless only because at time of writing we are able to state, with certainty, what will be this even- ing's arrivala However, we have heant from all seven of our buyers, who left for New York last Sat- urday, and can write with certainty: Expret starting | bargaine tomorrona, fm & E gis rr gh Fe Not only the bargains secucedin New York, but Fegular stock will be offered at reduced prices tomor- Tow. We would make Friday your principal shopping | day, since we now close at 1 o'clock ou Saturdays, (Continued below.» Reni Banas For Mes. (Near door No. 1119 Pennsylvania ave.) 1c. Pure Linen Collars reduced to. 85e. “Palais Royal” Dress Shirts, Silk Sashes, with or without buckle. BSc, Silk Lisle Half Hose. Gauze Shirts, ribbed necks -iuch “Gloria” Umbrellas. -iweh do. fancy handles. ........5! See window display of Valises, Toilet Articles, &e, | ‘and note the reduced prices marked on the goods. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued beiow.) Fravs Baroass For Cumpzex. £00 t0.ese00.. 5 Gingham Bresees (1 to 4 years Se. India Lawn Guimps (2 to 12 years). 75e. Shirt Waista, all sizes. 25e. Windsor Scarfs, extra lengt 25c. Windsor Scarfs, medium length... 10 per cent off the marked prices of all Misses’ and Children's White India Linen, Gingham and Flannel Suits, | 50c, Pique Snu Hats re @1 THE PALals ROYAL. «Continued below.) Froavs Bancarns Fox Lavies SHIRT WAISTS, &c.—Wash Silk Waiste—Biue, | Camlinal, Cream, Black, White; f-mey stripes, @3.08, | WRAPPERS —Wkite India Linen, tucked back and | front, full high sleeves, embroidery collar and cuffs, | reduced from $33.50 to $2.98. ‘The 84.60 Wrappers reduced to $3 98, SUITS, &c.—India Linen Suite at 10 per cent dis- | count—10 per cent off iuarked prices, Traveling Parchment Fans, ground of art shades, | Green, Biuo, Pink, foreground of ivy leaves, reduced from 25 to 15 cents, Folding Pocket Fem; for only 15 cents, RUCHING.—Picated Muslin with double row of Val Lace edge, reduced from 25 to 17 cents, Four styles | of Tourist Ruchiug, six yards in a box, for 25 cents. | HOSIEKY.—Special offering of Hosiery at 35 cents, 3 pairs for $1. You'll find in the lot the improved warranted Fast Black Ingrain Hose, with extra high spliced heels; also Bick Ribted Lisle Thread Hose. DRESS GOODS —We have determined to close out the few remaining Giuebam Dress Lengths for $1. The Fearl Buttons, Spool Cotton auda Putten in cluded. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Roussors Ar Revrcev Purces. | If you want less than three or four yards you may secure auy style or color from the REMNANT COUN- | TER at cost price. Pieces less than a yard at less than cost. BLACK SA‘ < RIBBONS, all styles af silks, from 9 12 inches wide, reduced as follows: ‘88c. quality reduced to 75e. a yard. $1.25 quality reduced to $1.19 a yard. $@ About one hundred remnants of White and Cream Lilbous ut and Lelow cost. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) V = assan Sumrs Ayn Scanrs. 1.25 Shirts reduced to@1. They come white and colored. Standing and turn-down collars. 25e. Windsors reduced to 22c. These are Indis and ‘Twill Silks, all styles aud extra length, Those medium lengths reduced to 10. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Contionsd below.) Guoves Roos is i Parce. 50c, Silk Gloves for 30c, These are the celebrated H Milanese Silk, whic is very light in weight but very | curable. ‘98e. Gloves for 68c, Best English Silk; all the | scarce shades, i 25c, Mitts for 2ic. These Jersey Silk Mitts have been pronounced the best value iu town at THE PALals KOYAL, (Contipued below.) Tay Ar ne Pusoss. Buckles at 10 percent discount. Without question the largest variety in this city and marked at lowest cash sale prices, You'll appreciate 10 per cent off | ‘these prices, £2.50 Pins for 98c. The genuine French Enamel Lace Pins and Brooches, Some of them sold at 85 prior to being reduced to $2.30. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Heat Broocen In Pare 25e. Hose for 1c. Where else such variety oF | qualities for 25c.? All sizes, but at 1%¢. Tne de-| mand will be doubled, so it isn't safeto delay acall. | THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Unszerias Dows Is Pare. Parasols at ridiculous prices toclose. Lyons and the celebrated “Conestoga” Umbrellas also Gown in |° price, The genuine “Gloria”—warrauted otie yéur— Feduced froui $1.25 to $1.05. Those with, 28-inch Paragon frames and faucy handles reduced from $1.98, $1.75 and $1.50 to $1.20. ' THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Toilet articles of every description. At ® surprise price is your favorite Soap, Tooth PowJer, Perfume, | ete. 25c. quatity Tooth Brushes for 20c. AND WAR- RANTED; if the bristies fall outa new = So with the 25c. Nail Brushes for 17c. ‘That Linen Note Paper marked 18 cents pound is reduced to 10 cents, Think of 1t—over one hundred sheets of good Writing Paper for only 16 cents. Kn- velopes to match, 6 cents, You'll also see Valises, &c., im that window. During this sale you may claim 10 per cent off the prices you see marked on them. THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘Tc. Coutil Corsets for 490. ‘These are the-“Ps:ais 2 Royal” specialty Coraets, They m>ed no ‘praise from 61.98 Underwear for $1.29. Choice Cambric and ‘Fine Muslin Gowns, Drawers and Corset Covers trimmed with superior leces and embroideries. Nets few 62.26 and $2.50 garments ales have been thrown on that bargain table, _ Neder foe (Comer 12th st. and Pa. ove, a PLISH ANYTHING OUR AIM IS TO CLOSE OUT ALL OUR SUMMER STOCK Great things im store for you. Arcduction of 10 per cent on the La Parissiens 7 and consist of two pieces, Jersey Cloth, in Navy Blue -- | and Basck, with white or black braid trimming. efther Basque or Blouse style. 10 per cent reduction on all Shawls, Licht Weisht or Heavy, LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS. Ose, Made of Garner's best Percale, fast colors, drawing | string ot waist, three plaite beck and finished off in the best workmanship possible, Sizes 32, 34, 36, 38. SURAH WISTS, 89. ‘These are very nobby aud exceedingly com{. le come in all the nobby stripes, also iu Black or Cream. ‘These arc suitable to wear with any skirt, BLACK SATEEN WAISTS, 98e.; sctual value | 81.50, made of fast-color sateen, stitched with silk, Bdoren Gents’ Umbrellas, 28 inches, large silver crooks, advance styles, $3.98, actual value 85. BATHING SUITS for men, women and children im Prices to suit yourown incinatiop. Capa, Shoes and Stockings to mateb. BLAZEKS, Striped Fianvel, $3.75, worth @5. Infants’ Chambray Gainp Dresses now $1.48 These are made of Fine French Chambray, in Pink and Blue colors as true as possible, all made in an artistic man- ‘her, well Gmished off and altogether very cute little dresses. Children's Chambray Hate merked now 62.2 These were, up to today, 62.08. ‘This price takes effect fom now on. Only about 20 left. Coine in Pink, Blue and White, Ten per cent reduction on ail Jeracya, already marked down, Ten per cent reduction on ali Children's Suits, One tot o) about 25 Wrappers made of Percale and Calico, nicely trimmed, weil made §1. Prices were 1.08, $1.48 and 61.25. Yours for $1. (Assorted sizes.) iE A AA iE AA tus aa ud r RRR ooo n ee uv RoR G Hou BB U RRR G Hun t, B CR E 6466 KH HK uu x ooo uM 8S =. 420, 429, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. Parces Cor Is Hur TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS. We have some goods which we cannot take care of. They are ob the first floor, trout bailding,and must be sold. We Kive you She chauce to Vuy chem st half price. 116 pairs Portieres, from 50 to 8754 pair. 500 Best Quality Smyrna Rugs, #350, 84.25, 86.25. 54 Hardwood Refrigerators; the best in the market, All to be sold at just one-belf. Divide the price by two and You apprec iute the bargain. Ingrsia Carpets, 45c. Tapestry Carpets, 5c. Body Brussels at 7c. aud Moquettes at $1. Ourentire stock of Furniture must ‘be sold, as the improvements extend to the third floor. In onder toget the stock out of the way we will give you one-fourth (34) oft. It will pay you to furnwh now and not wait for the fall season. W. H. HOEKE 801 Market Space. ay8-5t Entrauce on Sth st. No Fins ON THIS! Lot 2561—Fifty Diack Serge Coats aud Vests, ne lining, FRENCH £ ACD, double stitched, AT 67.25. Lot 2367—Sixty-seven Striped Flannel Coste and Vests, FKENCH FACED, strictly all wool, AT 66.00. Lot 2326—One hundred and eighty-four Light-ccl- ored Cassimere Costs and Vests, without lining, FRENCH FACED, double-stitched patch pockwrs, strictly all wool, AT $5.50. Lot 2574—Thirty-one PONGEE Costs and Vesta, kovl aud heiwtortable, AT 85.00. Lot 1614%4—Seventy-seven SILK STRIPE Mobair Couts and Vests, durk and du.able, AT $4.00, Lot 2626—Ninety-nine Mobsir Coats and Vesta peari color vests with collar, aT 63.62 Lot 2562- Twenty-seven Mobair Costs and Vesta Slate color vests with collar, AT 63.12. Lot 1579—Two hundred and Sfty Blue Flaunel Coats, wathout Mnme, FRENCH FACED, peu pockets, duuble stitched, AT 61.75, Five hundred Seessucker Costs and Vests AT 75 CENTS. ALPACA COATS, $1.50, $1.75, €2, 62.50and 6% 0” SS = EER SS