Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY --July 16, 1890. — CHosBY s. 5 THE EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cirenlation of any Newspaper in the Werld, and es am Advertising Medium te worth were than all the ether papers published in Wasbiagten. ‘The railroad is not content to throttle South ‘Washington with its no-thoronghfare belt of wurfaco tracks, to retard its residence and business growth. and to kill and mangle its citizens at grade crossings. In order that this section may be absolutely surrendered to its ‘wees, it causes ite mouthpieces to slauder out- rageously the people whom it has injared. The least opprobrious epithets which it distributes upon those who protest against being uglawfully ‘Killed or damaged by it are “cranks,” “ob- structionists,” “strikers,” “real estate speculators” and “biackmailers." The cli- max of this policy of slander was capped im the House Monday, by the railroad’s mouth- piece. Mr. Mudd, who proved himself an eager and very enthusiastic vilitier. He referred to the section of the city in the vicinity of the tracks and between them and the river as “em- braced im the territory usually designated as Murder Bay or Hell's Bottom, a section of the city nearly all of which is an abode of filth and crime and uphealthfulness to such an extent that the city at large would be better off if every foot of it was girded with a railroad track.” It would be hardto crowd more dense ignor- ance and reckicss disregard of truth into an equal number of lines. Murder Bay aud Heil’s Bottom are both in the northwest section of the city, If these names should ever be given ‘to the land about the tracks it will be because the railroad, Congress consenting, there mur- dors people at its grade crossings, and makes a bell of tho life of residents. The mur- ders of South Washington are committed mainly by the road, and the section does not resemble the infernal regions except in the noises and smells of the railroad’s making. The records cited in a communication, published elsewhere, show the falsity of the charges both as to crime and aa to upheslthfulness, The railroad belt oc- cupies and spoils two magnificent avenues, and comparatively high ground, on a level with the general post office department building, much higher than Pennsylvavia avenue. Washing- ton lies in « hollow aud no part of it is high. The reclaimed “slashes” of the fashionable northwest will not reproach Maryland avenue as tow and nialarial. South Washington is not, as Mr. Mudd intimates, an aggregation of dis- utable houses. but a section of reputable homes, If many of them are loss Pretentious then the palaces of railroad nabobs, they are none the less dear to the owners and none the less worthy of protection. A section cursed by a railroad which pays no attention to the law and threatened with ab- sorption by this encroaching corporation is not the site naturally selected for the most costly residences. Dutin the history of Washington the people of this section, largely made up of Persons bern and reared at the capital, have been # respected and influential element in the city’s population, Wholesale slander of the section may well be resented by such families ag the Jobusons, Stevensons, Hennings, Rileys, Churches, Lloyds, Magees, Holmenda, Mudds, Cassells, Thomases, Wimsatts, Davises, Hirds, Hendieys, Harrises, Gordons, Grahams, Croggous, Huttons, Pages, Garretts, McDevitts, Hepburns, Allens, Barkers, Morgans. Brock: Mattinglies, Thompsons, Bells, Martins, Clarks, Goldens, Walkers and a host of others who have been ideutified with South Washington, including some of the best known and most respected business men. No, Mr. Mudd! South Washington does not need for its moral or physical purification to be gridironed with railroad tracks. All public- spirited citizens of the capital sympathize with the people whose lives are illegally threatened and whose property ts illegally damaged by the railroad, and ail will resent this outrageous slander. Mr. Mudd, representing a congres- sional district adjoining this city, has many constituents im Washington. and vilification of the city or any part of it for the benefit of a corporation which tramples upon it will be re- membered by them, ————————— ‘The 83 industries which figure in the Massa- chusetts Bureau of Statistics Report for 1490 are carried on by 24.294 partners, of which 26,521 are mules and 1,760 are females, 13 being estates. The percentage of female partnership is 6.22 Inround numbers one out of sixteen partners engaged in Bay State manufacturing and macchanical indastries is a woman, Her partnership is limited to 46 industries. The two industries in which woman partnership oxeeeds 40 per cent are clothing and hair work. Ot the whole number of stockhoiders in the 43 industries of the state 30,733 are male and 11,572 female, 426 corporations, trustees, ete, ‘Thus it is seen that while women are not numerous as partners they are as stockholders, Perbaps the domestic partnership suttices in mostcasea, In 69 of the 33 industries the male stockholders predominate. In polishing and dresses—as might be expected—the woman stockholder is in the ascendency, — Why isn’t the vacant throne of Bulgaria of- fered to Chauncey M. Depew? He seems to be a target for all sorts of chairmanship, presi- deucies, $c., to be hurled at —te Stanley's first lecture in this country in the fall will be for the benefit of the Convalescent Hows at Summit, N. J. It will also be for the | Deneiit of the convalescent Stanley. ————— + Brazil's Fourth of July comes onthe fif- teenth, and they celebrated their first one there Yesterday in fine style. ee ‘The population ef Gettysburg by the now ! census is 3,051, just 19 lees than the number of ‘sion soldiers killed in the battle th. ———— ae ‘The all-American remedy of arbitration should not be kept asa show case article, but used by Guatemala and Salvador, who assisted iy inventing it —_ ——___ — ‘The keystone of the editorial arch did not stay long eucugh with us to enable us to admire ite architectural pulchritude. —— ‘There is always something warlike about a! pension, Even talking on the subject excites the belligerency of legislatera. a A «small thing tremendously agitates “society,” bat then “society” is not very large dwelt. — A previous question: What will the Senate do) with i | ———qq—q="—~EEEESSEE=EEE= TUESDAY. JULY 8, 1890. RLPHONZO YOUNO® COMPANY have Just re ceived © Job lot of elegant imported BARDINES—s ne tm quatizy 0g can be procured —which they offer at l¥e. & BOX OR 91.70 & DOZEN. ‘We allude to Ladies’, Men's and Children's Furnish- ings. The size, the color, the style you require is hero and at a price that 4s no higher than generally quoted for ods and ends, The reason of this is that our stock-clesring sale occurred prior to July 1 and our bayers have since visited the wholesale markets to find tuat manufacturers and importers were willing to close out summer goods at almost our own prices. PALAIS FE POLY & Rey Al... GENTLEMEN! There's pews for you in the lower half of this column. First a few worls to Ladics new Laces, Fans, Hosiery, Neckwear, Hand- Suits, &e. (Bee below.) Niw Laces Ar Low Paces. Whole pieces at remnant prices. Latest patterns as Jow in price a the reduced prices quoted for old atylea, 15 PIECES NEW DRAPERY NETS. Here are what we think the bent values: 1 piece Biack, Chantilly stripes, 89e,; worth 1.25, 1 piece Biack, diamond blocks, #1 25, worth $1.50. 1 piece Biack, stripes and dots, $1.35, worth $1.68. 1 piece Black dotted fish net, 60x. ; worth 75e. 6a The abo ve nets are full 48 inches wide. 10 PIECES NEW LACE FLOUNCINGS. ‘The following will be the first to go: 1 piece Black Chantilly, with large floral aud trellis work design, Vandyke border, 82.50 quality for $1.75. 1 ptece Black Chantilly, roses and leaves, scalloped border, $2.50 quality for $1.68. I piece Black, with polka dots and deey Vandyke Points, $3.48 quality for 82.68, 1 piece Biadk, alternate stripes of Tosen net and Hily lace, Vandyke border, $2.08 quality for Ea Those Flounciugs are full 42 inchee wide. 103 PIECES VAL. AND ORIENTAL LACES. Sto BsScentsa yard. Nearly fifty different styles, all manufactured expressly for trimming Lewn and Swiss Dresses. The beauty of the desi¢ne will sur- rise you the more because of the prices quoted. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) New Srocx Or Usperwear. Not quites thousand garments, but you's) find all sizes, and prices less than cost of materials. Window 1119 Pa, ave. filled with samples, Tue stock on ‘er tubles of the secoud floor, No, 1117 Pa. ave, 3Y CENTS for choice ou Table No. 50 CENTS for choice on Tabl {9% CENTS for choice on Tabie No. & $1.68 for choice ou Table No. 5. §?~ Choice Lace Trimmed Garments for 50 cents and for 74 ceuts Cambric Nght Gowns, with superior audelaborate trimming. Fit, fuish, materials and trimmings guaranteed the best in every instance, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) TT New Unprztas Veny Cusp, If our stock was crowded with the relica of a season we couid not afford the late large and advantageous purchase, enabling the offering of 2,000 Genuine "Umbrellas for US cents each. These are teed as fully as if you paid the recular price-- ‘Those with fancy haudles and which usually 1.75, $1.98 and $2.25 are offered at #124 THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Buovses Less Tuas Cosr. ‘The Blazers we secured to sell 10 much below usual Prices are hurting the sale of Blouses and thus cut Prices: Marked Prices,.@1. 98 | 8.75 | 3.08 | 4.50 Reduced Pricete DO | 230) Lusi Ses G#-Outing Cloth, Flanuel, Madras and Silk the materials, Satior aud Garibaldi the styles, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) A Tune Dave Svprry. ‘The following new goods were secured in suffieient quantities to create a three days’ scramble aud won- der: MEN'S: French Sateen Negligee Shirts, warranted nov-shrinking and fast color, Sizes 14tolk. These are the shirts that have Leen popular favorites at $1. Being mow offered AT #9 CENTS the supply will equal the demand for about three days, MEN'S $2 Madras Flannel Shirts for $1.39. Only twenty-five dozen were secured. You may guess that's not more than s three days’ eupply. MEN'S 1c. “Palais Royal” Collars for 5 cents. Warranted pure linen. The supply is wiving out al- ready. Small and large sizes only. MEN'S 5c. Windsor Scarfs for 25 cents. These sre “P, ERIOD Or Repvetiox» W. A. PIEROE & CO., Successors to B. G@ Davis, ‘The constent dropping is wearing the stone sway. ‘Tis no flood. We're plessed at thin, And what is especially gratifying is to note the continued favors of the store's old eustomers. This ie truly s “period of reductions,” continuing from day to day, and to continue untii the old stock 1s wiped out. Are. Be LACES. REMNANTS OF BLACK DRESS Goobs. Quantity, Yard Price. Remnant Price. 5 yards 91.25 Hindoo Cloth... 8175 5 “LS Mommie Crepe. 4%" 1.00 Lupin's Cushmere. 4% 1.25 Cutuel’s Halr Grenadine... 6 bac. Carmalite,, #40" 1,00 Drap a Alua, 6 ™ 1,25 Hematitched Carmulite, Me © Bs 5b 2.50 Boucle. 6 me 1.50 Ottoman + 4.60 5% “ (1.75 Silk Warp Henrietta, i. 7% “ 1.25 Ottoman Cloth.,,... 00 5 4.50 Shik Warp Henrietta. . “ 1,00 Momie Cloth. 3.00 . 4.50 - 3.00 - 2.75 1.75 ” 2.00 Be 3.00 au 2.75 REMNANTS OF SILKS AND GRENADINES, Be 1.50 Cream satiu Kuadawe, . 5M 1.00 Cream Surah, 375 5 = 25 Striped Bewimg Silk Greva- din asenseonres 7.00 64 “ 1.60 Striped Hatin Grenadine. 5,75 G6 1.25 Sewing Sik Grenadine 5.00 3%“ (1.75 Brocade Grenadine. 3.75 6 = 4.75 Brocade Grenadin Z GM “ 1.1234 Sewing Silk... a “ Sewing Silk Gre: REMNANTS OF DRAPERY NETS. fi" @1,75 Drapery Net, lm er és Be Td ae la oe in “ 2° REMNANTS OF BLACK LACE FLOUNCING, “ €3.85 Black Lace Flounciug. a We have male a "job" of our buttons~some of which were $1.45 a dogeu in the Davis wtock—and offer any of them at 6 cents a dozen, Our Ge, “Outing Cloth" snd 180. Towels are going a8 the Extra-length Japanose Silk Windsors that are be- ing offered around town at 3 for #1, MEN'S 3dc. Lisle Thread Socks, 5c, Art shades. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) N ECKWEAR For Lures NEW GOODS, not soiled odds aud ends. Such qual- ities for the prices that three business days will end them, 25 dozen warranted Hand-embroidered Mull Fichus, full one yard square, Guaranteed 98 ceut quality, Only 68 cents. 25 dozen Hemstitched Mull Fichus, but not em- broidered. 68c. quality for only 35 cents. 50 dozen Mull Ties, hemstitehed and hand em- broitered, Cuaranteed 25¢, qu ality, Only 124 cents cach THE PALAIS ROYAL. _(Contin ued below.) Hos: Axo Uspruwnan Banoarns, Asupply sufficient for a week of ordinary trade, but these are such unusual barxains that we muy write Ouly three dayw supply. 40 CENTS for Puris Novalty Lisle Hose. Those boot patterns with Vandykes and Silk Brobrotdery are good valne at 81 a pair 99 CENTS for Spun Silk Hose, in Leather and Evening Shades, that usually retail xt 8c, 35 CENTS for Ribbed and Plain Lisle Hose, in Bronze. Leather afd Art Shades. Stripes, plain and boot patterms, Not pair worth less than 4%c, 19 CENTS for the Heat 5c. Balbrigzan Hose yet offered in Washington, 25 CENTS for the Warranted Fast- black Ribbed ‘Vouts that have heretofore retailed at 40c. All sizes; ribbon trimmings, IS CENTS for Swiss Ribbed Vests, all colors, V- shape front, no sleeves, ribbou trimmings, Never ‘before at less than 250, ‘Cuathieat elons THE PALAIS KOYAL. - — a Fax Busca: XTRAOKDINARY. 5 CRNTS for eheice of over Quo Thousand Japanese Fane Some with double sticks and silk lacing, others with single bamboo sticksand silk tavsels: others havo sticks 1g hatchet-handle shape and can be used for decorating. Gold, Siiver and all the Axt Shades; those with White Floral Designs are very lovely When Fans worth 1e., 25¢. and 3de. are offered for Sc. is a thousand or so more thant three days’ supply? 20 CENTS for Silver Parchment Faus, with hand- painted floral designs. Never baiore soid ut less than 40 cents, 25 CENTS for those with backeround of White, Sil- verand Art Shades; foreground of gold aud silver leaves ; heavy silk tassels. You'll recognize Gtic. Fans vffered at 25 cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL ‘These are revnlar We. coods, and when they arg | _ (Continued below.) ene it will be tupossibic to get more at such alow rete. Seoure 8 supply at auce, as they will sgun be wel, ELPHONZO YOUNGS ComPayy, 25 Mint ot P. B~Remember our CRISP POTATO CHIPS for Lancheois and Picnics, a BERG 45 xc. 4-button Kid Gi ~50e Adc. ¢-button Kid Gloves. ‘8he Bic “Bie fast, if uot faster, than we expected, You kuow what that weana, W. A. PIERCE & 00., SUCCESSORS TO _it__ MARKEY SPACE AND EIGHTH 8 Avenoacu, OUTFITTER~HATTER, If you are not to leave the city before August we'll have time to get you out some Custom Shirts. Wede wake them to measure as low au $1.50 each. Should you think well of changing the style of Straw Hat you are wearing, of of adopting ® Light Derby for the balance of the season, we are making 25 per cent off on these goods. We heve ordered a 10 per cut discount on “Outing” specialties all Summer Neckwear. are also reduced, When you are packing for that vacation let us remind you to toss in about » dozen of these elegant Weshable Lincn Ties—3 for $1. They come in mighty bandy for frequent changes, AUERBACH, OUTFILTER—HATTER, 623 PENN. AVE. AND COR. 1511 Sf, AND NEW YORK AVE. 1t Au Nunvovs Disrases ALL NERVOUS DISEASES Are attended by more or loss irritability, gloom and Not for undesirable odds and cada, wut for the | MlsBchals. Theso.re the mental symptoms of nex Proper Supimer Gloves, in all correct shades: sizes | vous derangement, but the bodily symptoms reso jong and short fingers, thin or fat bands, 799 | BUMeroUS as to Include a large number of ailments, | Among which may be noted physical debility, nervous | Beara exhaustion, imperfect digestion, Pulmonary complaints, neuralate conditions, wasting Aiananes and other decided evidences of improper nerve HYPOPHOSPHITES, 7B ceutas bottle, to be had of EP MERTZ, 1014 Fos, wit Washington, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, PD. c.. .WEDNESDA THE FAIR GS THE NEW STORE), CORNER SEVENTH AND H STA. X.W, “SPONGING THE SLATE.” ‘We would like to “wipe out” all the Baby Carriages we have left, The first reason is they take up lots of room, and we want it, The sec- ‘ond reason is the sea- en is peasirg. We haven't many. You can’t tell anything about them without seeing them,and to make it an inducement for you to come in and select whet yon'll be satisfied with we'll merely show you how we have just “sponged the slate,” and put on some prices to make the object for you ail the great Our $8.98 Curriage will be tomorrow... “4 “ ee “ « CANVAS-BACK CAMP CHAIRS. ‘We had an order about two months ago for 50 Canvas-back Camp Chairs aud we ordered them from the factory to be here in one w ek. They ar- rived yesterday. ‘Tvo lute, of course. No more use to us thana fiddle to a deaf mute, ‘They are regulor 50-cent chairs. You may have them at 29 cents ech. REDUCTION IN CROQUET ETS, We've a few Croquet Sete and but few. They don't sell very fast. Maybe “profit” ought to make alittle surrender, and wouldn't you like ove at these . figures: 4 oo4 Croquet Sets tomorrow. SOMETHING NOVEL. We have received ns of Edison's Automatic Pho- nographis—the second one that bas come into the city ~ and we aye put it in for the benefit of our cus- tomers. Every one purchasing from us 50 cents’ worth or more shall hear it, aud wo will drop the “nickel-tn-the- stot” for them. It is the ex- act reproduction of instrumental music, and the selections are ohanged every day. Tomorrow we'll sell our $2.48 Self-winding Fly Fans at $1.98. ‘Those of our friends who've been waiting for the sm the “Heing” Refrigerators to arrive are juformod that they are in, THE FAIR, FRANKLE & CO, PROPRIETORS, COK, 7TH AND H STS, W.W. sizes in 1t PTT Wau. H. Me Kaews Dany Lerren WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1890. We have just returned from atiip to New York,whrre wo Made a Llmber of mast ju- dicious pure allin the tereat of our patre morrow, ‘IT bureda: tock-pruning Sule Di and we shell also offer t — ueW yoods, Which we sbajl -— HANH B. FICE. We propose to make trade “rusl” by offering irresisti- 2 DUT ALIBS. joing two thins cloning out all “odd lots ut —— wrestly reduced prices and — ering new woods below —— Vaud toe, LL sizes, {coin 55y to Big iu, 1 ADE IMPROVER NO jaudlies’ “Fast Black" ilk Mauliy sold at = Fe, only ThaDe Lad ud rs This quality fore wold for less uu 1Z¥ec. Ouly 10e RAve IMPKOVER N: Ladies’ superior White Pure el ag agg cl A’ bette qua Ui couhtnsisy" achd at pre A. ny —— thts KAD. 2a, Ub awd N7ge € Tioice ofthe totter — tach. —— _ TRADE IIPROVER No. ——- loz, TLadicw” Black — Fore Bil Mitts, ony pais wpmelty mule at ADE IMPROVE L—25 doa, Hine White Fi —— brojdered Mull Ties, wide 1 long. ‘usually sold ut uuy 1txe. each, —— NOW FOR THE “opps AND ENDS." —— Small lot of Tadies’ Tn- ppttet giubhachied —— Hone, redu ed ty sue. ae, — a were 10rLuer Sinall lot of Ladies’ Taffeta —— loves, in lurve nizes, Brown, reduced to 1 re for 2 3o. penis iee 1 Taaten Faney <= sumer Vests, all low ned Ho sleeves, ix or seven ded to. “Aes WM. H. McKNEW GBuecessor to R, H. Taylor), 983 Pounsylvanis ave. nw. and 927 Dst.uw, It BEDDERELSSBEBEAALAEAGALbAGAbhE Dar Goons. Fouts ms, reduced to 10c. ita 13436 10 Be. ane Teced fom 80 10 $5 wi. JULY 16, 1890 Sw-Today—andevery business day we close at 5 D. m.—except Saturdays—then st 1 pm.—from now ‘Until September 1. a3 Goor Tues Ko Bi nnstiaiiies are & necessity. and Just at this season they play sort of second fan—Your tastes crave dainty, ueat affairs uf kind—and that is what feeds the fire of handkerchief fashion. On the principle that sameness is tiresome You soon want toadds new fancy harlequin desiyns—and the minds whose business it ie to flatter your fickelness—put on their thinking caps— and dive deep down into their store houses of thought aud bring to light a new em. Looksare one thing—but quality is another—and Teally the more important. The choicest patiera ‘would soon loose ite beauty left to the unreliable care of au indifferent quality. Diamonds are set in pure wold—The choicest handkerchief figures aro coupled ‘witb acknowledged meritorions threads, We buy the choteest. Never miud what the price is—they are wood. Just received 25 dozen Ladies’ White Hem- stitched Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, 10c. each oF B for 25c.—arare bargain. We counted today and there are only 5 dozen of the Ladies’ Ovlored Bordered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at 12ie. left, “These wo have reduced to lve. each. The embroidered on es—the Pri the White Lawus in “urawn work’ Hinen Hemustite he ‘hese are s ur of rades We have had this season, nd soiled and some of thi ave put tumb. ° ether—soileu Gud cleau—apd wade oj tor 25e, Some of the newest designs come in White Em- re we Merion, ich as c: ‘e have them in “toel_ your way" bh these eunde lines— it leave you tu do that—ier you Bave — aud we will go tu Guking to the “men folks” They are full of bu duess wud want the whole story ina wut 1 rigit—heve it ie "s Hemmed Colored 1c. You may wast to DON'T. It's better than dure Linen—tor ata Hkiny about low-priced Hutdkerchicfs—we would tt fo 190 at pur Memcltelial ordered Krad je the i rs c-? Lhe borders run from t¢ inch tw tre! o 't 18 not everywhere you can find Plain Hematitched and Colored Poruers at fro t iu any Stich qualities ag we une wert to you, They are rewular size~but at obe, you cats have the ex! en are epine novelty, as women. PUL wt White Hemotitched awask Handkerchiefs ito stuck pot Joum axe. ‘bey are the cust luyer on tue of “new thinss.” Sold? Like wild a twe hada great many—and have » 10 B10. -mieastire of quality” is to be found in our 23 Ur Mittal, loux before it at low-priced Jong 4s they are zood. ate 200.—With plain AM Linen aud Hem- cent Mure Linen Hem-tiiched with y A child will loose ity Handkerch, will wour it out. Just as weil Lo 1 on as the more expensive ap Borders at Se, Lue irees. u Dissatis- other kin. We have the “Jays” S—with thé tuitial at 0c, and lure oF sini lousseline de Suie" for the evening toilet, @: So[uniaue deaivus. Thetis cuoush “talk” about Handkerchicfs. If you will speud gu duck ore tue “loukiug” you will carry some Tare barguius with yuu. SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH 8ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. _Fatablianed 1840. “Ty Lions: Suor Osx.» From our stock of seasouable Shoes, adapted to im- mediate use, whether in town, seashore or country, we select the following items for indios’ wear and put Upon them the “‘clearing-time” figures; At $3.85 the Finest Huud.mude Dongola or Freneh Kid Button Boots, such as are usually gold for 65, At €2.00 Fine Hand-nide Dongola Button Boots’ common sense shupe, o- medium toe, or patent leather tip, Well worth a4, At $2.40 Feather-weiyht Common Sense ‘Shoes, just Suited to tender feet. Sold elsewhere at $250. As 2 achoice from 7 different styles of Button and Shoe, Stylish, durable and well made. Good value at @2.50. At 81.48 Soft Dongola, Button, Box or Common Seuse or Putout Tip Shoes, auch as early season offers at 82.00and At $1,23 Serviceable and Well-fitting Shoes, usually Sold at $1.50 and & These ftems represent values which come in “handy” as they say, Just at thie time, as they are goods that can be put in service ut once. Therefore they are positive bargains, WM. HAHN & CO.3 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, S16 7th wt. uw, - 192 Penna. ave. aw, it 231 Peuua, ave, se. Paresr Learurr Ayo Ressera TWO EXTREMES BOTH VERY Goop TO MAVE WHEN AWAY ON ATKIP— ONE FOR DREss, ONE FORK EASE AND COMFORT. PATENT LEATHER OXFOU DS, 85.00. Ly. 4 8.00. PATENT LEATHER PUMPS, 23.00. CALF BKIN Ok KANGAKOO SKIN SHOE® AT £QUALLY LOW PRICES. EE me mi > omy BUR FS. 4KTHUR LURT & CO, dle il Fer AW. During July and August we close at 6:9... Baturdays ezerpted, Aways Renuasiz. THE PEOPLE'S FAVOKITE CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS ARE B. ROBINSON & OO., 909 PENNA. AVE. N.W., BECAUSE THEY SELL ONLY RELIABLE GARMENTS AT VERY MODERATE PRICES, THEY ALL KNOW THAT WHEN. THEY PURCHASE ANYTHING FROM THEIR HOUSE IT WILL BE JUST ASITIS REPRESENTED, TODAY THEY WANT TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, ALL OF WHICH ARE INDISPENSABLE IF YOU ABE GOING AWAY: Blue or Black Serye Suits, ‘White Flannel Suits, . Pongee, Mohair and Alpaca Coats and Vests. Linen, Mohair and Pongee Dusters, ‘Silk and Gloria Umbrelias, Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. ‘Neckwoar, Underwear and Hosiery. Silk, Fonges and Flannel Negligee Shirta, IN FACT, ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING THAT YOU MAY NEED 1N THE WAY OF CLOTHING OR FURNISHING GOODS. ALL AT PROPER PRICES, B ROBINGON & Co., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 909 PENNA, AVE, 3.W. 3716-00 OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHROP, OOR 11TH AND F STa NW. Wooxzesr, Jux 16, 1890. STORE CLOSES THIS EVEN- ING ATS PM. SATURDAY AT 1PM, ‘We beg to announce that our Mr. Shir- Jey will sail for Europe per steamer La @ascomne on Saturday, July 19, and while abroad will purchase Fall and Win- ter Novelties in the Paris, Berlin and London markets for the opening of our ‘Rew store on 10th street, now approach- img completion. Tomorrow will be the second day of our Reduction Sale inaugurated to clean ™p the stock prior to stock-taking, July a. Each day will note some reductions Just what wo wish to close out before Stock taking will be reduced. Bargains can be found in each of our departments, MIDSUMMER SALE OF LINENS.— Reduction Sale we arc also offering « Midsummer Saleof Linens. It is with- out exception the finest values we have ever before placcd on saje in this de- partment, (62-inch Bleached Ivish Damask, special Walue Only 50c. per yard. 60-inch Bleached German Damask. Only 62HKC. per yard. 84-inch Bleached Gertaan Satin Don- ble Datuask, ina variety of Gexigua Only ‘80, per yard. 80-iuch French Damask, extra Leavy. Only @1 per yard. G0-inch Turkey Red Damask, fast eolors. Only 50c. per yard. G0 and G4-inch Unbleached Damask, Only 300, per yard. 64-inch Five Unbleacl.e! Damask, in @ttractive designs, Only GXc, per yard, ‘2-ineh Extra Heavy Unbleached Dazm- ask. Only 75c. per yard. 5-8 Biesched Irish Damask Napkins, €1.25 per dozen. 5-8 Fine German Damask Napkins, bleached. Reduced to #2 per dozen. 6-8 Bleached German Napkins, §2.25, 82.50, $3, 83.50 to €5 per dozen. 4 Bleached Damask Napkins, $2.50, 63, 65.50, 85, 86, 80.50 upto g20 per dozen. 18 by 3G-ineb Huck Towels, extra value. 12360. each 1.50 per dozen. 19 by 38 Bleached Huck Towels, Only Lie. euch. $1.75 per doz. ‘22 by 42 Hemmed Huck Towels, with colyred borders, Ouly 2c. each. 2.40 per doz. 15 different styles Huck Towels, fringed, bemstitched and hemmed, plain White gud Fancy Borders. Oyly 250. each, $3 per doz 90-inch Freuch Linen Sheeting. Only ‘T5e. per yd. 90-inch German Linen Sheeting, cellent value, Only @1 per yd 100-inch German Linen Sheeting Only $1.25 per ya. (Second floor.) STOCK- TAKING REDUCTION OF GLOVER. — Ladies’ 6-butt.-length Jer- sey Sk Gloves, in Tans, Modes aud Gray. Reduced to 336. per pair, Ladies’ 8-butt-lenxth Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in assorted shades of Tan, embroidered ip feather stiteh, Reduced to 75e, per pair, (First door, center.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN LADIES’ BLACK SILK AND LACE SUMMER MANTLES—1 Lady's sitk Laceand Kibbon Cape, Size $4. Ke- Black Silk Embroidered Cape, trimmed with silk fringe. Size 36. Re- duced to $5, 1 Lady's Biack Chantilly Lace Cape, with embroidered yoke, Size 36. Re- duced to 88.50. 1 Lady's Wack Chantilly Lace Wrap, with flowing sleeves; sash back, Size 34. Reduced to $38. (Third floor.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTION IN KILBONS.--We bave Just reduced awmall milecellancous lot of No. 12 aud No. 16 Kibbous of several diferent varietics— Crown-edyo Moires, Sstin-edge Gros Graius, Satin-ede Reversibles, &c.—to 10¢. per yard. (Pirst floor.) STOCE-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN LADIES' TUXEDO SUITS,—Woe have made still another reduction in the few Odd Tuxedo Suits with » view of petting Fid of them before stock-taking, July 31, ‘These goods are made of the very fluent quality Al!-wool Stockinette. Suit con- sists of a Waist—biouse style, Skirt, full Pisin Gash and Cap, We bave them in Cream with Biue trimming, Navy with Cardinal trimming and Frevch Biue with White trimming. Price is one-half ‘the original price, $10 each, (Third floor.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IX UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. —In or- der to dispose of the balance of our un mate material, we will, for the rest of ‘the season, name special low prices for ‘Wire Screen work to order. Estimates treo, ‘We are prepared to name special low Drices ou Window Shades and Siip Cov- ere to order. Estimates froe. (Fourth floor.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN PARASOLS.—Ladies' 22-inch Fancy Striped Parasols in Gray and Heliotrope. ‘Reduced from 86 to $4 each. Ladies’ 22-inch Gray Parasols, striped with Blue, Black and Brown, and Black and Red shaded, Reduced from $8 to C5 cach. iret Soor.) WOODWARD & LOTHROR, Corer 11th and Feta aw You'll see we are advertising some reductions. Typos the anvil of sacrifice we are plating the commodities You are daily needing, tos ereater or less extent. The ‘World of trade is the people's furnace. 14 js fed by Spproval and fanned by favor, and when we seek to Graw the pointe of value little finer we must dose throuch that confidence which strengthens the chai of our relations—e chain which protects every state Baby Carriage, upholstered in plush 3.68, Reed Body Baby Carriage, plush upholstery, was S21. Now $16. Rattan Body Baby Carriage, plush upholstery, wae 828. Now $23.75. Rattan Body Baby Carriage, upholstered spd top ‘trimmed in plush, was @32.50. Now @27.75. Reed Body Baby Carriage, brocatelie upholstery, with parasol to match, was €36, Now €29.50. To briefly demonstrate the general reductions we ‘make in our Baby Carriages this ieabout the way the figures run: $30 a ce Oak Refricoratar elven at SiS Wei sell 8 No 20 Cooper & M for 50 pounds of see, wita dowbl Popnlar Retr: Is oF ice, for #11. The i sell @ Hall's Refrcerator, with porcelai A for 10 pounds Shoes B either oak or w ella Nu 3 Cooper & friwerator tor $0 that wae @. 2. Mosyuito Cauopies—imerely a little store dusty— We'll sed complete, with Bxtures, fur To: ‘Ihe Brit summer 2 ane sumer Porticres that were SULIUS LANSBURGH, 16 13TH AND F STs. Bos TON Vanuery Srore. WE STILL CONTINUE OUK LOW PRICES ON BAGS, CLUB BAGS, CANVAS WITH GOOD Locks 10-inch. due Imitation Alligator 104neh 1. aneh. 16-ineh. We. SLid 812s Blan Imitation a) leather lived. covered framea, du. he 1th auek. Dé-mch sie rte Beal Grain, linen lined. Wack. die “ela blue Blue. hy ned, Covered frames. inch Game. I4-inchs. el.uv, us. Genuine ai F, leather lived, cover Vane Zane. 14-100) eal Gratu. Linen itumeh 1 e208 S540 Gladstone Imitation Ailumtor, good locks. rt It-tue! Asch. teh, tion, real wrain, loath auch. atch. fret “et ms, Dressing Cusea, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Also very fine line of Furnished Baga SMITH & WARDWELL, 705, 707, 700 Market ®pace, ——~ ** Panaveeaa Srone* Srreias. dy16toauld For your immediate purchase we offer the following Very desirable specials: At 12g cents each about 25 dozen LADIES’ SWISS RIBBED VESTS. At 129 cents each pure LINEN HUCK TOWELS, 20% by 41 inches, atelsé » $1.50 and 2 some extra values im MARSEILLES BED SPREADS, At 10c,, 12N0,, Ie, and 20c. a yard you will ind some unusual Largains iu MATTINGS of all kinds, CARHART & LEIDY, “PHILADELPHIA 8TORE.” 316 O28 Teh wt. and 706 K wt, mw, Fos Casu Oszy. CLUSING PRICES ON SUMMER LAP SPREADS, LINEN—PLAIN AND STRIPED AN Regular prices—75c. $1.25 @ Closing prices +e eLoo MOMIE CLOTH- PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED, * D PLAID, 0 ee 8 in Green, Brown, Blue, ‘an Colors, #4.00 65.00 87.50 98.00 65.68 86.00 ‘hewe Closing es rt ‘of re iostly 1uade Piata'and Checks, euler prices — 0133 Sis0 Clositie prices 650 OT'Sia2 e150 & ces on Sumner Horse Sheets. Pure Kussian Li Revular prices— 63.00 3 Closing prices 82.95 s os IMITATION LEATHER ye — + aaa S175 61.30 BSc. Bere cme te Shit gs $e 6 CUTTUN-MESH NETS—CLOSING PRICE 608, EVERY NET MUST BE SOLD. TOPHAM's TRUNK MANUFACTORY, $y 16-208 1231 Pounsyivania ave. nw “Paces Tax Onr Clearing Sele still in progress. Don't forget Portiers, 3 sizes, »myrna Rugs and Refrigerators AT HALF PRICE. Hassocks, 25c.; Manilla Mats, 25c. All Upholstery Goods at uet cost, Mattings wt cost, Silk and Imitation Sk Draperies at cost. Bix Parlor Suites in stock; price will surprise you. Fancy Tables, Book Cases, Hall Hacks, at greatly reduced prises on third floor. Our Chamber Furniture is marked im plain tyures. We give you oneyourth wf the price. Is not this an inducement to buy now? Sideboards and Lining Chairs reduced to move them. ‘Terie spot casb at time of purchase, though we stom free of charwe ail goods paid tor, W. H. BOEKE, 601 Market Space, dyl6-St Door on #tb ot Teors w Berres Tax Sirven on GOLD. (SRenr ee Tpke, trashy that tara uo truth i. ie rat he Boris np eo ng rath To say advertisements are Bo good 15 ‘Guth ce say"oe wane sou te prise car JULY 16 TO AUGUST 15 ALL GOuDS AT COST, & D. BURCH & Co, 1508 7TH ST. XW. Sane oes