Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: THE EVENING STAK bas the fallest Local Cireuiation of any Newspaper in the World, oud ce am Advertising Medium is worth were than all the ether papers published In W esbiraten. — ‘The National Dar Association, in the estab- lishment of which our local bar association was mainly instrumental, is now considering the question of making itself part of an interna- tional organization. The same considerations which indicated the broad ticid of usefulness to be filled by an organization, devoted to se- curing ae far as possible a unification of the Jaws of the American states on various import- tant subjects, point to the still greater re- sults to be obtaised when the operations of the association become international, ag well as national, in scope. Commetcial law is one of the legal branches in which the need of harmonious statutes is most seriously felt, and it is proposed to take practical steps toward securing this harmony at the coming convention of the association at Indianapolis. Speaking of commercial law the editor of the Jatest edition of Morse on Banks and Bavking says: “There is probably no department of law that is growing more rapidly or im which there are a greater num- ber of importaut questions that are the subject of conflict. The common law deci- Sions in the various states are at war ali along the line of banking 1 In view of this fact, Ea Boys don’t like patches, Do you blame them? It's © stad to pride that's unnecessary. EXTRA PANTS—end that’s generally where the patch foes— ‘Won't cost you much more than the time you'll spend in tinkering the old ones. Buy another patr—button them on tos Shirt Waist—an@ turm him loose again. He's health hunting now. Maybe you don't count schooling es much hard work? It’s the “everissting grind” to them—same as your duties are to you. aa Se" But talking sbout these extra pants: There are all sorts of neat patterns, *Twon't be very hard work to pick outa “liked” one, and any pair at all we show you will be relisbie Pas Raters SS at Long Pants—1¢ to 19° Linen Pauts— fo said button (ree WalsTs. Best thing you can do. Cool—easily looked after aud neat. Get the “STAR” by all means, Do you suppose there's a Shirt Waist made we couldn't have control of if we wanted it? Our order—slone—would keeps good sized factory busy, But the BEST is all we've got any use for—and upto date the “Star” fills the bill. Finniele=o0e, 10185. 00,) #t© 26 years. SW There's some style about them. Hundreds of different patterna, As many as in apy three houses in town. Percales, Fisnnels and Silks in Ladies’ Blouses— the “Star” patterns—up to 40 bust measure Fit a thin or fat pocket book—~75e. to $5.8 G2The way the straw has been fiying out of here and of the great importance of a uniform sye- | th!# week you'd think a young cyclone has got tangled tem of commercial law in these United States, forming as they practicaily do a single business community. we respectfully suggest the feasi- bility of calling a convention of delegates fron each state to subject the points of difference to athorough discussion, and recommend such legislation as wili bring the law into harmony npon these matters, which have no relation to the boundaries of states, but are of continental or world-wide intercst.” ‘The movement in the direction of forming an international bar association will take the shape of an effort at the indianapolis convention to effect a union with the Association for the Re- form and Codification of the Law of Nations. This association was founded in Brusseis in 1873 and is international in character. It is under the presidency of Mr. Justice Butt, and Sir Travers Twiss, Q. C., is the chairman of its executive bourd. It is thought that delegates from the American body would be welcomed by { it, and that its ecope could be readily so en- larged as to embrace jurisprudence generally. ————— The people are entitled to all they pay for. ‘The corporation must give gcod service to the public in exchange for what it receives at the hands of the public. The convenience of the publie is as much a matter of consideration for the street railway companies and other common cezriers a3 the compensation exacted for the scrviee rendered; indeed it should be more so, as the valuable franchise does not end with im- jate service and reward, but extends to the ure, and what is temporarily lost, if there ould be any loss in adding conveniences, is regained at another time. The people confer & iranchise in order to receive a benefit, not to eatich @ corporation. The corporation is the public servant to the extent that it serves inteiligently its own inter- e-ts im serving the public's, There is ne other rational way to look at the matter. Tbe people have had to complain energetically in this good city of Washington before they have secured from some of the common car- riers using the public franchises even a part of woat was dua to the people as of right—what Sey bad paid for, in fact. with their money, both directly im fares and indirectly in tax- on. ‘The latest complainants are the people Mt. Pleasant, They contend that the act of grees permitting the building of the track t> Mt. Pleasant from the former ternzinus of Uwe Washington and Georgetown railroad (14th s:reet lime) made the grat not of a separate street railway franchise, but of the right to valid an extension. They fee! that they have been wronged in all the principal arrange- ents ofthis “extension.” They claim that '¥ are entitled to one ride for one fare over ‘in lime and extension, and complain that they get their ride in sections and pay two fares, besides being exposed to the heat in dry nud the rain or snow iu wet weather in transit, as they walk a part ofthe way. The railroad company in question has recently made ex- tensive improvements on one of its lines and 4s preparing to make others. It probably will, as ig undoubtedly should, remedy the griev- ances of Mt. Pte: t the same time, — + Washington wants additional freight { faciliti Italso wants the rescue of its parks from private uses, Since buman life is more im- portant than business, and more important than the beauty of the city, i especially wants enenforeement of the Sixth Commandment against the railroad anda cheek upon the man- taughter ard bloodshed at grade-crossings. It oes nut want to receive additional freight facilities in such s manner and with such ac- companiments that reseue of the parks cal protection of life and limb at grade-croasings will be rendered hopeless, The price demanded for the single benefit of the Atkinson Dill, which the railroad shares with the public, is too high, —————. += -_- up with our Broad-brim Children's Sailors. 67 cents for your choice of any in the house lashed busin intosrusb. A few left—tomorrow night—curtain._«3 (9 We can keep you busy a whole morning if you'll stop and sce all the styles we've got in Boys’ and Chil- dren's Shocings. Or trust to us—give us an inkling of your idea—and it's only s fiveminutes’ job to have them shod to last. Even with the exuberanceof youth- ful spirit bucking against us—we'll GUARANTEE THE SHOES. S27” There are some of those Maleomson Kilte—fine goods—at half—bere yet.ag BAKS AND COMPANY, BOYHOOD'S WANTINGS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH ayll STREET. 4. ' T. Ta Vinx Woop» This is the season when we “scrape prices down to the wood.” It is “cleaning-out” time with us, Preparatory to receiving fall goods, And, if ever the word “bargain” meant anything, this is the time. At $1.90. Ladies’ Hand-sewed Finest Black or Russet Dongols Oxford Ties, in all shapes, ‘They were $2 50. At $1.45. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, Black or Russet any shape, style or width. They were $2. * At €1.20. Our 81.50 line of the same style goods, AtQ7e, About 509 pairs Fine Oxford Ties that are worth 81.50. At73c. Plain or Tipped Oxford Ties that were $1. At@1.23. Misses’ Best Black or Russet Oxford Ties, heel or spring heel, worth $1.50. At95c. Misses’ eud-msde Dongola or Russet Ox- fords that were 81.25. At7Oc, Fiue Grade Oxfords that were $1. We make a special reduction on Ladies’ Russet But- ton Bouts from $2 to @1.40; and from $3.75 to 81.25. ‘While our clearing sale is in progress you don't want to delay selecting, because sizes and styles run out, you know. ‘WM. HAHN & 00.3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 7th st. n.w., 1924 Penna, a it 231 Penna. ave. s.¢, =Curs Orr Tar Sroee Broce) HRT Wx H. McKurws Dany Lerrm FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1890, — busy, ete send 10 But, 1, =e Gloves at pean Length from, gtk it. nf 62.3 = =e angie rou sig ” = =e srs 0 ER lain Kavy aud Neal sites $6 Eten REDUCED. ae rou — cy Cheminettesy iu = Feats anise ‘edaced from — SEW GOU; gouR Res JORT OPENED: — Blac avy Blue —— White Lawn =| itt Walate at Bic. — Figunel Shirt or se eee —— out at » sacrit beget fi tang our counters: ta of strictly Sum- make ih'we are cloning WM. HD McKNEW AAGREELLLLASADOSARAAAMAALOBI Moosvsee Creuse Save. Our many patrons wo hereby notify that we shall shortly open A NEW KID GLOVE STORE aT 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 911 With entire new stock of Kid Gloves, and we have con cluded, prior to our removal, TO SELL OUT AT COsT Our present stock of Kid and Fabric Gloves now con- tained in our establishment, 514 NINTH 8T. ¥.W. ‘The prices will be so low as to induce our customers | to buy even such Gloves for whieh they may not have immediate use, LAY IN YOUR FALL SUPPLY AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS' PRICES, The chances offered to you during this sale will never occur again. SALE TO COMMENCE TOMORROW, SATURDAY, JULY 12, and to continue UNTIL THE 18T OF AUGUST, when preparatious for our new emporium will be started. COME WHILE THE STOCK IS YET COMPLETE! Our Ladies’ S-button Kid Gloves reduced from 75¢. to abe, ‘vur Ladies’ 5-button Kid Gloves reduced from 85e. to Ue. Our Ladies’ 4-button French Kid Gloves reduced from $1 to 80c. Our Ladios’ ¢-button Undressed Kid Gloves reduced from $1.25 to G20. Our Ladies’ 4-button Suede Kid Gloves reduced from $1.50 to 08e, Our Ladies’ 4-button Franch Kid Gloves, dressed, reduced from $1.25 to 87c. Our $1.50 Ladies’ 8-button susde Mousquetaires at 81.37, Our 8173 4 Tatler S-button Best Suede Mousque- taires Onr &: Ladle? S-buttou Hatiotrope Mousquetaires at $1.62. Our Best 12-button Mousquetaires, worth $2.25, at 61.85. Uur Best 16-button Mousquetaires, worth $2.75, ot Best 20-button Mousquetaires, worth $3.50, at 2.83, Our Best Hook Foster Lacings, worth $1.75, at $1.22. Our 6-button Pigskin Mousquetaires, worth 98c,,at Be. Every pair, no matter what prico, fitted to the hand at our risk, SILK GLOVES AND MITTS. Missov’ Taffeta Gloves reduced from 339. to 20e. Pasa Bost Taffeta Gloves redaced trom ‘aS. to Tall’ ‘Milanese Silk Gloves reduced from 75e. to 3c. Ladies’ Bost Milanese Silk Gloves reduced from 90c. to W7e. Ladies’ Best Milanese Silk Gloves, double finger- ends, worth 81. at 7c, Misves’ Silk Mitts reduced from "3c. to 18e. ‘Ladies’ Silk Mitts reduced from ie, to 2c, Ladies’ Milanese Silk Mitts reduced from 88e. to 6:"c. Ladies’ Milanese Silk Mitts, 16-button length, worth . Coxsuupmves. CONSUMPTIVES, Keep up appetite, bresthe deepiy and rogulasly and MERTZ’S IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES for that cough, which tells your destiny unless it ‘schecked. To streugthen the nerves of the respiratory system is to streugthen that aystem itself, and the best Nerve Togic and Strengthener that ean be used in | MERTZ'S IMPROVED CUMPOUND SYRUP HYPOPHOSPHITES, MERTZ'S IMPROVED COMPOUND HYPOPHOSPHITES. or SYRUP OF Wyoming couldu’t get into the Union ou the 75 contes bottic, to be bad of Fourth of July, but them the Fourth eame on Friday and that isan unlucky day. Wyoming ieee ees is all right now. pty Washington. —— If any democrat takes the flattering unction to inis soul that the Senate eaucus last night | — was a “blanked barren ideality,” to quote the remark of a statesman whose marble ima Age stands in statuary hallat the Capitol, let him | in ample time recsli the history of the repub- liean caucus im Congress. Otherwise the daze Rogers of Arkan: 48 paid Specker Teed a large and varied assortment of Icft haud, second hand and back hand compiiraents Festerlay, and he feels Letier now. —<———— Mr. Wag Yin Wan, a millionaire Chinaman of San Francisco, has bought 15.000.000 acres of land im Tehuantepec and wil! es a Little China down there, where the pig tail may tlo: in freedom to the breeze. Some of the Chi- nese overflow migit well be diverted to Africa alse, ——— Reasons are sometines unreasonable --there- fore Senator Blair would give no reasons for his vete ou the silver compromise. The Senator from the Granite State has a grim, granitic humor that bits between the eyes when it is at its best, — The United Brethreu of Railroad Porters met im Baltimore yesterday and were particularly careful fet to display im any Suanner their enormods wealth. The usual semi-mouthly sum- mer dividend of a quarter on every oue cent share of stock will be declared ou the 15th in- shouk —_—— + = Queen [sabeiia of Spain will get a monument _ du Washington aloug in the early spring of tho oar whee our posterity celebrates the second four huavtredth auniversary of the discovery of America by C. Colambus, oe ‘The imhabitants of our nearest suburb are now asserting with viger that the strect car people «re trying to convert it into Muunt Un- pleasant. ee ‘The time to decide whether rnilread tracks shail remain ou certain streets, and whether above, below or on the surface, is no ben alt the tracks except the main Ime are illegal, end when any suriace side-tracks can be pro- hibited without legai damage. It is nonseusi- cad to legalize wurtece traeks and authorize the laying of ethers along that partef the reate frow which it w said to be the intention to re- move sucizce track —— Four teas and four unite tanks Wyoming's piace im the processiou, us “we go marching | For sale by G. @. SIMMS, New York ave. and 14th st. | Bosrox ay ARIETY Srone. WE STILL CONTINUE OUB LOW PRICES ON BAGS, CLUB BAGS, CANVAS WITH | GOOD LOCKS. 10-inch. Tzinch. 1é-ineh 16-inch. leather Lined, coves ved f frames inch. “i4-inck, 10: “$149. “el7y. “@LO0. “e279. Beal Grain, }) ined. JOuuch Latch. 1dweb. 16-inch. a ‘ahs. lined, coxered frau itined. 1 { “$1.90, ¢ ct — pe Alliestce, leather fae ee ea40. “Shun Sate. “eba0. ee a Waterprovt ne ar Mae finch iOiocke 18-inch. 20-iveh, 7 “Oak Se. B79. oe 20-ined, ee Bs tation allieats iveka, nce eh Tetoek ieitck 20-tneh, “e100. “ena. e275 ‘Heal Graiv, leather La-inch 1G-incl. 38: B40, @ leather apap frames. Té#-incn. 10-inch. “aa om Bie, “eo Canvas Telesco! ees 13a lela. 164a. Ie Zin, 24tu. 30. “GOe. Fen Bee an 81.39. $1.49. Fine lias of Shawl and Trunk Straps, Dressing ‘Cases, Cuif and Collar Boses, Also a very fine line of { Furnished Bags, SMITH & WARDWELL, gett 705, 707, 700 Market Space, ‘For the Summer Sceson use ANDREWS & THOMPSON'S LIQUID RENNET. Fall directions With each bottle. PRICE 25 CENTS. 4711-68 Also by Druggists and Grocers, es! Milanese Silk Mitta, 24-button length, worth 81.25, at 950. Cut out this advertisement as it may not appear again. 1 EY ¥ BRR rem ¥ ° CY VR Rk 7 oo 0 Hi YY RE 5s TLL uw OV = kee cou 00. G GL oo F = Go cog 00 =F 1t BE Dai'y it § o'clock and 1 om Saturday—vou will please not forget thut these ure our ciosing hours from now until September 188 A Farexp Is Nes aT PES ES EY Neod we remind ted totakean umbrella when you eo away? You will do that in self-defense. There are some of you lots of you— wo have none— OF hut a xvod ous. rant new one. ‘This tx in- take but w movment to inform nd the “knowing” may save you a dollar. LORIA SILKS for the suns, with reed and silver handles, are $1.2: alicolors of SILK With ieaay mount- pular sige for senoral use—fuir or foul in 20 inches, beczuse it {s convenient. Hero are five styoe “all 26-1uelt all GLOWEA SILK Vubreilas we would be proud to have you carry aud “ai et Ha glen—81 ilver Haid Nutural Wool ead silver Handles—@1 *, Oak, Weischel and Silver Handles—g2—a pride” wrade with us, Natural Wood ga = "ey Natural Wood Mounts—: oe siyles of Sliver Siowatings—93.50 and Two ixpsor SILK GhADES—both 20 jos—the latest patterns— Sa al Woud, sterling adiver st 38.00. We say the 26-inch is the most question, though. "We huve lots of ra for oe smal, ‘the extra two inches certainly «ives @ wider of procection, rads of the 28-inch: one ee By the oe The other wiver tt at es. Fisk, with nataeal wood and allver Bi 818. T s—Oue with oal and silver Lateoa tienen ie fot jetting i 4 uulgue stress ire ‘iver cof MOU Tanks DANAE LA ous ry Ine over two su tuches. ihe tsPUS® S\LK—:/4-1nch—aregmounted on hend- OW. The SPOR SC she carved Ebooy at 2.50, ch ~are carved Kbony just ‘Recessary as music eee one have bee Raving thes evinpauionsof yours. 1{ not for = iu Becp tue sua irom "down a apalerehar Tig tate tn the mee. sony tie Sar outs pater rn, Xou oa just what wo raid forit “Sciuite meet about re there? But we will have w Pattee a ee Pgh about it new? Want ove? Cost remem! a oursel are 8 lot of “Guoics G SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. WASHINGTON. wen FAIR XM THE NEW STORE, CORNER SEVENTH AND H STS. ¥.W. Trouble :obs pleasure of ite charm.” 1f you want to sit on the stoop, orout on the lawn, or intend spending a day in the woods, it's the most vexing kind of trouble to be obliged to carry out some chair to sit on. Yet it's both valyar and uncomfortable not to be provided with some ‘suitable appurtenance. ‘We have some more of thove East India Grass Cushions—as light as Paper and a2 soft as plush—such as society in- dividuals in the anti- odes use for couvement out door seats, We sell them 3 for 25 cents. ‘You can't wear them out, and they are seconve- alent as they are cheap. ‘You'll find them right by the door as you come in. ‘We want to stir up some of our depertments s little. We doa't know of any better way than tingagh shaming ‘value by belittling price. Hero's a “check-list”™ of really “close-knuckling" om cost and profits: Check Here. Price. “Fancy Tin Jelly Molds. be “ ‘Tin **a.B.C." Plates. Be “Insect Powder Guns... Be ~ Long-handile Tea Strainers. Be ° bossed Whisk Hoider. 150 “ 13-ineh Nickeline ray be “ — Fauey Tin Match Safos,, Be % — Japauned Foot Tub: 210 * — dapanued Cuspidors.. Te " Gul. Refrigerator Pant 2le * Block Tin Dish Pan, Ide “ Block Tin Dinh Pan, larg 17e * Apply Corers Be ” Black Handte D: 4c Graduatod Quart Mea 4c “ Flour Dredges Bo * Block Tin Bres We “ Dover Hew Beaters, 160 ‘Long Handle Mixing Spoou! de * Lanve Colander... 100 * Fancy Japanned Comb Case... 4c = Canisters, Tes or Coffee. “ — Pepyr Dredwes... % Ink or Mucilage, two bottlen....... be “ — Japanned Embossed Slop Jars. B20 **“Japanned Embossed Water riers. 320 * — Kiteven Tow 4c * Walnut Frame Rollers, be “ be “ 7 “ 70 « 9 | . Se | “ 10¢ | “ Ve | * Ire | ” ise « ‘ Splint Market Baskete, be Block Tin Muffin Pans, 6 ring 15c., Brive 19¢., 9 ring 230, 2 ring 2c. CHINA. * White Stop Jar. 85e “ Fancy Decorated Fruit Hor gold-!ined, spray pattern. 18 | * — Decorated Square Platter 1c * Blue and White Chiua Teapots. 190 “ — G Decorated Chins Cups and Sau- cers, 22 pleces. 7c “ — Foucy Square-ahape Fruit cote, decorated, 3 do: 3c | * Majolica Creain Pitehe.s. & | Japanese Inlividusl Butiers, % 100 « 410 - Set im the United States10 Places of Decorated Luslish * — bie-ft. Baraboo Easels, 59e “ — Biyft. Bamboo Easels, brass tir Tuc — Japanese Feather Dusters. Be The above prices are strletly for Seturday; aud you will gov- ern yourselves atcordingly. THE FAIR, FRANELE & CO, PROPRIETORS, COR. 7TH AND H STS, N.W. at WM Mat Rk PE aT ge pen Aa UU wy 555, ted 28% “uu a Suu POPULAR SHUPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET, GIVING THE MEN A CHANCE. Plenty of good ones for you tomorrow, gentlemen We always make it a point of selling fancy or staple furnishings at less than staple prices, Tomorrow is MM MM FER NN NO 3! ppp AY ¥ Sat EOP BN a ges BR 5 Ae SAA BE AG ng D Dasa y MM Mew 8 Wi Bo a4 % = ‘You may sce nothing you want in the list below. But don't pasa us on that account. The list below is but a criterion of what we are doing in your line, The whole stock is at proportionate prices. ‘We'd call your particular attention to our Nezligee Shirt stock, The whole assortment is represented be- Jow by two items, You will hardly be able to form Your Judgment of it from those, But ourstock stan ds still unbroken, the best word that can be said for it, considering the quantity of shirts we have sold this season. It can still stand many a test before caving in, EXTRA SAVERS FOR SATURDAY. 50c. White Ribbed Undershirts and Drawers, 27¢. each. 50e. Fringe Gauze Undershirts, 31c. each. 62e, Light-woight Merino Undershirts, 41¢. cach, 0c, Four-in-hand and Teck Scarfs, '30c, 5c, Four-in-hand and Teck Scarfs, 19c, ‘T5e. Laundered Dress Shizts, 62c. $1 Pisin or Plaited Bosom Laundered Dross Shirts, 890, £89¢, Plaited Bosom Unlaundersd Dress Shirts, 6le, $1.25 Noglises Shirts, neat designs, 9Sc. $2 Negligee Shirts, neat designs, $1.48. 25c. Unbleached Half Hose, $1.10 half dozen, Genuine Lion Brand Collars, 10¢, each. Jersey Dathing Suits at Cost Other things that will interest you at BAU RS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, wi. SEVENTH STREET. Kare Coot FLANEEL SUIT®, SERGE SUITS, SASHES, BELTS, CAPA, NEGLIGRE GHIRTS, ac. stRaw HATS. OUR UMBRELLIS —_ B EB STIXEMETZ & GONS, @y10-8m ‘ en ee SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1890. Our Great Mid-summer Reductions will take place tomorrow with the greatest bargains ever offered to the Washington public. DINNER SETS. ‘The greatest bargaiv ins Dinner Set that we have ‘ever offered is the one that we lave just put on sale. It fe the new CamnLridge pattern and is the latest and ‘best shape in the market. For elegance of outline. finish end taste in decoration it cannot be excelled and we warrant it for durability in every respect. It contains 142 pieces, being 8 Dinaer and Tea Get combined and Soup Tureen, Sauce Tureen. Covered Dishes. Uncovered Disues. Covered Butter Dish, Tea Cups and Saucers. A. D, Cups a1. Saucers, ‘Tea Pot. Sugar Bowl. Cream Bowl. BARGAIN PRICE 815.98. $10.08 English China, 112 pieces, Dinuer Sets. Re- duced to 87.98. HANGING LAMPS. ‘We wilt allow a DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENTon all HANGING LAMPS frcm our already low prices, FANS. We havea large stock of JAPANESE FANS and to make them move more rapidly the following reduc- tons will: = Banc Japanese Fans reduced to 4c. ew Be. a ise = - = “ 12e. aig. * 8 8% lt, als, * 8 #206, alidte, ¢ 9% =) . =o All 782. a bad eid “ 8c, alte... 2 © = “Si, BUCKLES. Wo will make a REDUCTION OF Se. on all Buckles from l5c. TO 48c, and l2c, REDUCTION tor all those at a higher price. READ THE ITEMS. SECOND FLOOR, #-qt.Gem Ice Cream Freezers for $1.48. 6-qt. Ba 8 ew Watt “ # «4 REFRIGERA Clearing-out prices on the celebrated “Michigan” Dry Air Hardwood Refrigerators. A+ proof of their re~ frigerativg qualities wo cam refer you to 200 of our customers wixo lave them in Washington and are de- yighted with the satisfaction they have rece:ved from them. So, 116 Double Door **Michigan” for $14.98. No. 156 Double Door “Michigan,” with water cooler, for $16.48. No, 112 Stationary Top “Michigan,” very large, for ps. No. 117 Stationary Top, 4 doors, double compart- | ments, for $19.98. Household sideboard Refrigerators, with water or $35. . G “Domestic, cooler, for $14.08, No. 30 “Columbia” Refrigerator, with water cooler, for $14.98, BABY CARRIAGES, 100 new atyles at actual cost. Bleached Rattan Body Curriages, uphoistered, with parasol, for $3.28. Square Body Rattan Carriages, beautifully uphol- stered and steel springs, tor #4.59. New shape Ratiau Body C: holstered with parasol, fur Large and rouiny solect Rattan Body Carriages, handsomely upholstered in sik plush and with satin parasol, for $9.85, Cane-wouud Sell Body Carriages, upholstered in Silk plush, satin parasol with silk lace edge and shaved with double doors and —, handsomely up- — wnd plush roll im back, satin | spoke wheels, for £14.98. 825 Hayy 00 Carriages for $18.65. WALEK COOL: AND clegeer! 2-gallon Water Quolers for $1.18. 2-gallon Forcelaiu-lined Covlers for 82.98. 4-gallon Pot 85.98 Water Filters for 83.85. WINDOW SCREENS, Dark Wood Adjustable Wiudow Screens for 19¢, Hanlwood Adjustable Window Screens for 25c. MIS: ELLANLOUS BARGAINS. Rustic Rocking Chairs for 78c. Mexican Hamunocks for b8c. Bamboo Foiding Screea Frames, brass furnishings, only 65.48, Holland Window Shades, patent spring rollers, only 23, TRUNKS. Examine our Zine Truvks for $1.98, Exunine our Canvas, Iron Bound, Iron Bottom ‘Trunks for $3.98. Examive our Leather Truaketron bound, for $4.98, See the Patent Kuller Tray Trunks, All irunks marked. PICTURES, Great Reductions on ali Pictures, R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F sx. N.W. OPEN SATURDAY ONLY UNTIL 10 P.M, OFHER DAYS UNTIL 6 it Rosisows Raaanrs, OUR OUTING GARMENTS FOR YOUNG MEN AND BUYs ARE IN GREA! DEMAND JUST NOW. ESPECIALLY 1HE SUPERB LINE OF NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. THEY ARE GLADES, SIZES AND PRICES. YoU KNOW THAT WHAT CLOTHING WE SEL YOU IS ALWAYS THE BEST OF ITS KIND FOR THE PURFOSES IN- TENDED, 80 DY NOT FAIL TO INVEST IN ONE OF THOSE STYLISH AND SERV- ICEABLE ALL-WOOL SHORT PAN SUITS THAT WE ARE SHOWING aT EACH. JUST THE THING FOR VACATION PURFOSES, ‘A FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF DRESS-UP SUITS FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES, FROM THE LITTLE TOT OF 2% YEARS TO THE YOUNG MAN OF 21, B. ROBINSON £ co., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 900 PENNA. AVE. ¥.W. Syll-eo TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1890. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY have just re- ceived » Job lot of elegant imported SARDINES—as fine in quatity as can be procured—which they offer at 160. A BOX OR 91.70 A DOZEN. ‘These are rerular 2Ce. woods, and when thoy are gone it will be impossibic to get more at such alow rate. Secure a supply at once, as they will soon be gone, ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, 425 Ninth at P. S.—Remember our CRIS? YOTATO CHIPS for Luncheons and Picnics, 8 EnG : ‘Hor Wearuzx Trexs* As strictly hot-weather items and every-day need- ables we submit the following: Dotted and Figured Swiss from 25c. to 45c. Pisin, Plaid and Striped Tidia Linens, Sc. to 25¢, Black India Linon, 12}4¢., 15¢., 18¢e., 20e. and 25e. 4-4 Crrandie Batiste, Cream and White ground, 4-4 Batiste, bezutiful styles, Ge. yard. Extra styles and qualities of Challies, 7c. s yard. CARHART & LEIDY, (928 Tth ot. ond 706 Ket, aw, ea, OFFICE oF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ©OR 11TH AND F STS XW. Fama, Joy 11, 1890. \ WE CLOSE TOMORROW aT 1 P.M. OTHER EVENINGS aT 5 P.M As usual with wa, we bold our regular WEEKLY SALE OF BOYS’ CLOTHIXG TOMORROW. Alot the following “Odds and Ends” have been greatly reduced. which ‘Will, no Goubt, make tomorrow's sale one of Unusual interest. Remember, you only bave till 1 O'CLOCK to make your selections. Boys’ Fancy Brown Combination Blouse Kt Suite, Sizes 2) and 3 years, Reduced to $1.25 each. Boys’ Brown Linen Suits, perfect-fittivg and elegant workmanship. Sizes 6 to 13 years, Reduced to 62.50 exch. ‘Boys’ All-wool Cream Flaunel Kilt Suite, Norfolk style. Sizes 4 and 6 yeare, Reduced to 63.50 each, Boys’ Fancy Blouse Kilt Suite, in Ten, trimmed with fancy Jersey border. Sizes 3, 5 and 6 yeara Reduced to @4.25 each. Boys’ Navy Biue Jersey Kilt Suits, trimmed with fayey braid; very nobby, Bizos Sand 5 yeara. Reduced to 65 each. Boys’ Navy Blue Jersey Kilt Suite, trimmed with wide white braid, ox- tromely stylish. Sizes 5 and 6 years Re uced to $5 each. Boys' Navy Blue Broadcloth Blouse Sailor KiltSuits; very nobby. Sises 6 and G years Reduced to $6 cach. Boys’ Fancy Zousve Navy Biue Jersey Kilt Suits, elegantly made and trimmed. Sizcs 3, 4 and 5 ycara, Reduced to 87.50 each, Boys’ Fancy Percale Waists. Oniy 25e. each, Boys’ White Unlaundered Acme Waiste, Bizes 6, 8, 9, 10, 1 and 12 years, Reduced to 350. each: 3 for 81. Boys' “Victor” Waists, made of the best Percales, four-ply collars ad cuff, Sizes 4tolSycars. Only 50c, each. Boys’ Faney Gingham™Odd” Skirts. Sizes 4. 5.and 6 years. Reduced to BSc. each. Boye’ Fine Fancy Striped “Odd” Skirts, Bicely male. Sizes 4,5 and Gyears, Be duced to $1.25 each. Boys’ White Pique “Oda Skirts, ele eantly made, Sisoe 4 and 5 years, Reduced to $1.50 each, (Third floor.) MIDSUMMER REDUCTIONS IN SCOTCH GINGHAMS.—In order to clone out our line of Scotch Ginghams we bave made large reductions, as follows: All of our 50c., 624c. aud 7c, Scotch Ginghams, finest quality, have been re- uced to 23e. per yard. Our entire stock of American Challies have been reduced from 18c. to 1234. per yard, ‘25 pieces French Satines, excellent styles. Reduced to 15¢. per yard. TENNIS FLANNELS.—Our whole stock ©f both low and medium grade Tennis Flanuels have been reduced as follows: Reduced from ‘5c. to 20c. per yard, Reduced from 3te. to 25c, per yard. Reduced from 3sc. to 30c, per yard, Reduced from 50c. to 40c, per yank SILK CHEVIOTS AND MUHAIRS.—Our entire stock of Fine Grade Tennis Suitines has been Choice assortment, colors fast and goods unshrinkoble, Reduced from 87ic. and $1 to 73c. per yard. Reduced from 75e. and GYgc. to 0c. per yard Gccond floor.) TWO SPECIAL VALUES IN PARA- SOLS.—The following two special. valuce have been srestly reduced, which will no doubt move them at once: Lad.es’ 22-inch Changeable Bilk Parasols, in Red, Gray and Brown, Reduced from 26.25 to 82.50 each. Ladies’ 22-inch Surah Silk Parasols, in Gray and Green, Reduced from 86 to 83 each. (First floor.) NEW HOSIERY FOR LADIES—We have just received 250 dozen Ladies’ Extra fine Fast Black Cottoa Hose, double soles, With high spliced heels and toes, which we areofforing at only 35c. per pair, 3 pairs for 81. (First door; annex.) INFANTS’ DEPAKTMENT. — Children's Muslin Drawers, hem and cluster of fine tucks, well made button holes, Sizes 5 to S yrs, Only 12%o. Children's Plain Drawer Wais‘s Only 12%. each. Infants’ Muslin Diaper Drawers, withcum- bric ruffle, buttons and button holes, Only 25e. Children's Mustin Skirts, bem snd cluster Of fine tucks, 5c. to 45c. each. Children's Muslin Mother Hubbard reduced, Gowns Sizes 3 to 1 yma. Boe. to 5c. each. Children’s Plain Flannel Skirts, with cam- brie waists, finished with deep hem. Sizes (Second floor, annex.) SUMMER GLOVES —Three special lots for Ladies. Ladies’ All-silk Jersey Siitts,in ‘Tan, Cream, White and Black 50c., GOt. ‘dc. and $1 per pr. Ladies’ G-butt-length English Silk Gloves, in Diack and assorted shades of Tan, Kid-fitt.ng. 61 and 61.25 per pr. Children's Jersey Taffeta Gloves, in Grays ‘nd arsorted shadesof Tan. 25¢. per pr. (First Boor, center.) MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.—Mushin Draw- ers, decp hem aud tucke 25e. per pair. Muslin Drawers, tucked eambric rofMe, Jango aud small tucks above the ruffle. 37¥4c. ver pair. Muslin Drewers, Hamberg ruffle, tucks above the ruile. 5SUc. per pair. Muslin Welking Skirts, tutked cambrie ruffl:, two clusters of tucks above the ruffle, Sic. each. Muslin Walking Skirt, deep Hamburg ruffle, three clusters of tucks above. $1 euch, ‘Musiin Corset Covers, finished secms, but- tons and buttos holes. 123¢¢. exch. Zephyr Summer Corsets. 50c. per pair. Infsnts' and Ob‘ldren's Double Vo Sum- mer Waists. 50c. and 65¢. each, ‘@econd fio.r, sunex) A Haz Dar Or Sonrnsses. From 8am to 1 o'clock tomorrow (Saturday) the buyers, who have just returned from New York, will ‘be gled to answer all questions rewarding the berrains eecured. PLEASE ASK TO SEE THE BUYER OF RACH DEPARTMENT, ss the goods, being ouly just Feceived, are as little known to the clerke in gr vere! se ‘to yourself, ss PALAIS ROVAL. ‘Mr. Porter, the buyer of Men's Furnishings, will be im his department, near door of 1119 Pennsylvania avenue, and will practically demonstrate the results Of bis trip to the metropolis. ‘Those requiring Flannel Shirts are promised a very Sreateurprise Remember, we close 1 o'clock tomor- row. (Continued below.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. Sarcroars Scnrarses Fox Livres. Since eight of our buyers have represented the Polats Royal tu New York this week it need handily bs writer that many barraius have been secured. The hos:ery buyer, the handkerchiet buyer, the ribbon ap4 dress goods buyer, the white dross goods and em- broidery buyer arrived today, and the goods they secured are now being taken out of the cases. BARGAINS IN HOSIERY. ‘The new Hose were secured very, very low from the — who are now preparing for fall and winter cane CENTS for Spun Silk Hose that have heretofore retalied at OS cents, Ali the leathor shades, including Grays; also all those tints termed eveniny shades. 49 CENTS for Lisle Hose that have retailed at 73 and 98 cents. Boot patterns in a balf hundred styles, Those with embroidered black feet and aukies and aon Uppers are Paris novelties that have svld at 35 CENTS for Lisle Hose you'll recognize as 4%, quality. Theseare the Silk-finished Lisle Hose that come iu Grays, Taus and other leather shades. 25 CENTS for Hose worth from 35 to 48 cents, Nearly a quarter hundred different styles, including the latest novelties, BARGAINS IN RANDKERCHIEFS. 1244 CENTS for Pure Linen Handkerchiefs that would be cheap at 19centa. Especially Leautiful are those with scalloped borders, and centers of fieures in theartsbades, The quality of linen makes them Worth LO cents The desucns and shades were never before shown iu Handkerchiefs Jess tuau 25 centa, BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. SCENTS a yard for 500 pieces of Ginghams in OVER ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT STYLES AND SHADES. The qualities make them worth from 1 to 19 cents, while the scarce and delicate tinteand the typical French and Scotch designs class them with 25 and 35¢. Ginguams. 59 CENT for White Shanghai Silks of quality that Usually retail at OS and 75 centa, Equaily good barzaius in Black Japanese and Surat: Silks are here, but not out of the cases at time of writing. OTHER BARGAINS TOMORROW. ‘The following buyers will not arrive from New York uutil late this evening. So that wo can ouly write that they and the goods they secured will be | Feady for you tomorrow morning. For mformation | please ask to see— ‘Lhe buyer of Laces and Neckwear. ‘The buyer of Jewelry and Jars. The buyer of Uinbreilas and Gossamers., ‘The buyer of Meu’s Furnishings. 2 The balance of our column we devote to a few | reduced prices for recular stock Add the following | to the paragraph devoted to Gloves at reduced prices ‘S5c. 4-button Undressed Kid Gloves. $1.25 & button Mouquetuire do. a. 50 4-) ‘button * “Palais Boys " di Rivsoxs Ar Riscon Purces. Af you want less than threeor four yards you may secure any style or color from the REMNANT COUN- TER st cost price. Pieces less than a yard at less thau ‘cost. BLACK SASH RIBDONS, ali styles of silks, from 9 to 12 ruches wide, reduced as follows: 01.25 quality reduced to @1.19 a yard. @2” About ove hundred renmants of White and ‘Cream Kabbous at aud below cost. THE PALAIS Royal, (Continued below.) Vassar Sums Axp Scanrs 1.25 Shirts reduced to@1. They cowe white and colored. Standing aud turn-down collars. 23c. Windsors reduced to 22c. These are India and ‘Twill Silke, ali styles and extra length, Those medium lengths reduced to 19c. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued ton » Gicves Wiccas@ Is Prucz. - 50c. Silk Gloves fur 30c, These are the celebrated ‘Milanese Silk, which ts very ligt in weight but very durable. 8c. Gloves for G8c, Best English Silk; all the scarce shades. Ze. Mitts for 2c. These Jorsey Silk Mitts have been pronounced the Lest value in town at 25c. THE PaLals hoyaL, (Contin ued below.) J ewsiny Ar Repvcen Pures. Buckles at 10 percent discount, Without question the langest variety in this city and marked at lowest cash sale prices, You'll appreciate 10 per cent off these prices, $2.50 Pins for 98. The genuine French Enamel Lace Pius and Brooches Some of them sold at €5 Prior to being reduced to $2.50. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Hose Roovcen Ix Paice 2250, Hose for 1c. Where ¢lse such variety or qualities for 2 All sizes. At 19, the demand will be doubled, so it isu't safe to delay «call. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Unonetias D. wn Is Price. Parasols at ridiculous prices toclose. Lyons and the celebrated “Conestoga” Umbrellas also down in price, The genuine “Gloria"—warranted one year— reduced from $1.25 to $1.05. Those with 28-inch paragon frames aud faucy handles reduced frum 81.98, $1.75 and $1.50 to $1.29. THE PALAIS ROYAL me ___ A Wisvow Fou Or Buncams. Toilet articles of every description. At a surprise price is your favorite Soap, Tooth Powder, Perfume, etc. 2c. quality Tooth Brushes for 20c. AND WAK- RANTED,; if the bristies fall out new brush given, So with the 25c. Natl Brushes for 17¢. ‘That Linen Note Paper marked 18 ceutes pound is reduced to 16 cents. Think of 1t—over oe hundred sheets of good Writing Paper for ouly 16 couts, En- ‘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, Boye’ 75c. Shirt Waists reduced to 59 cents. Ladies (98c. Waieis reduced to 84 cents. Our regular petrons ‘will Jump at this opportunity, ev would others if they knew the qualities offered. ‘Tc. Coutil Corsets for 49e. Theseare the “Palais Royal” specialty Corsets, They need uo praise from = $).08 Underweer for $1.29. Choice Cambric and Fine Muslin Gowns, Drawers and Corset Covers. trimmed with superior laces and embroideries, Not a Sew $2.25 and 62.50 garments alec have been throwa on that bargain tavie, ay - ‘THE PALAIS BOTAL, - ao LiskER, (Corps 12th ot. and Pa ava, we Ti eR ee ee ee}