Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1890, Page 4

Circulation ef any Newspuper in the Worid, and as an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Waskington. The Pennsylvania railroad is scraping the With @ fine-tooth comb to secure petitions uips z »gaimst a removal of its station from the mall, | scoreo! seas Will need most. the best way to Undoubtedly « number of citizens attach great | Yeight to the convenience of the present site, ed consider that the inconvenience of travel by eable cars the short distance across the mail to anew st team disfiguvemens of the symmetry and beauty of the park which stretches from te Capitol to the White House, and which i. ultimately to be connected with Rock Creek Tk aud Soldiers’ Home. But even if the ving of a few minutes time be properly ¥ owed as of more importance than the beauty ec the park, the protection of public propa@ty 4. ous private uses, and the observance by the ¢ vernment of good faith toward the original © oners of the soil, 1t does not follow that there s yald be no improvement of the manner in vhich the ad crosses the mall, and uo ief from the danger and cbstraction of grade «ossings. A protest representing the hoacst ction of a pabiie spirited citizen against should therefore be coupled wlth a petition in each case for removal © the tracks from tth strect, a com- y-cte covering of them ia their course worenghk the mall, and a decrease © manslaughter by a reduction of grade cross- iige The privilege of occupying the mall is | + extremely valuable one, and it should not | is any event be confirmed to the road unless coTapensation ty made to the public by a lessen- ins the dis! cneat and ob: e wiace ocenpation of roval of cert: vbo favor keeping th are at the same tine desirous of saving life aa andof opeaing Sixth street, should be «.ceiui bow they sign unconditional pro- tests against xtion removal in such waner as to render aid end comfort the railrocd in its fight for the /cxinson bill, which proposes to do nothing ¥4acever in these respects for the pnblic. The important thing for Washington is now to get tie Atkinsou Lill recommitted, no matter with what instrnetions, se that the desires of the people may be considered and not solely the d-tarnds of the railroad. When the bi!l comes back to the Hiouss i: such shape t siomef mall occupation and grade cressin will be “germane,” that body wili determine Cofinitely and finally, so far as it is concerned, whether the station ts to be removed ‘rom the rivll or whether, retaising it there, compensa- tum for the privitege shall in the manner indieated be exacted for the public. sure Washington favored the station on the mall would not be to the interest of the city to express the opinion at such a time and in such & Blanner as to prevent recommittal of the Atkinson bill, and thus enable the railroad to defeat all propositions for the publie zelief, in- eluding those which are less radicai, and which everybody but the railroad will favor. A peti- ou indorsing the Atkinson bill and retention of tiou on the mall without improvements a3 compensation, is a petition to perpetuate nie-crossings and the bloodshed of citizens e308 danger points, in his ting rly that the evi- Civit Service Comunissioner Lyman. recent letter to the congressional inv: committee, shows very ct. @ence submitted at the he falled to establish that the questions wh: Campbell copied were current. He also dis- cusses the information acquired after the hear- ings closed, which te to indicate that the copied questions were those special examination, and that they were actu- ally used a sccoad ti and = were to that exient current. He afirms tuat whatever opinion of Campbell's act may be reached from # consideration of this newily- acquired evidence. the circumstances are such that he persona'ly is rolieved from any share in responsibility for the act and for the failure to punish itadequately, if a more severe ponalty was deserved. The most interesting part of H the letter is that which brings into the record 8 statement of the information obiain d by the commission afte: the prosecution had failed, to which the character of the committee's report coucerning Campbell is to be attributed, as stated by Tux Stan when the report was pub- lished. = Ass “pa: in politics the Farmers Alliance is an un-lisputed and indisputable snc- cows In the states of Minnesota, South Da- kota and Kansas of the republican northwest, end Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina of the democratic south, the farmeraare thre: ing serious results to the dominant party. Other asked ina certain states in each section are more or less affected, | | a» Temmessee and Norta Caroling and a. The farmers’ discontent is acute andaccamulating. Feeling aggrieved, they strike at the nearest object—in repu an rtates at the republiean organization: in the dem- cerwtic states at the democratic organization. ‘Lhe cry of the agriculturist is for rele! Some- ow and scon be means to have itor know the reason why. These ebuilitions are symptoms ©: economical distemper and political fevor. ‘The nostrums of the political doctors are re- jected, The people are iosing confidence in the old ways and the new ones they invent aro aS yet purely experimental. The bedy politic will get properly physicked by-and-by and everything will go on smoothly for a time. Meantime the politicians wish that this after-a- while was right no ———— Four of the Minaeapolis census padders have goue to Canada and they can stay there undis- turbed till Minneapolis doubles in population. | vo far as any danger of extradition is con- erned. The treaty makers entirely over- luoked the offense of census padding. $$$ oe ‘Think you there wil! be ne more asteroids found because Astronomer Peters, the asteroid Duder, is gone to the realm beyond the aster- oda a No one must speak ina disparaging or depre- ciatery vein of the United States surplus. ‘Tho surplus isthe sacred elephant of American politics, no matter which party is in power, —- A mob of wowen iu Buda Pesth recently drove away police, ushera and friends of the | family @ wedding in order to look at the | bride's rouseeaa. Aceditic ous condition of fare, due entirely to the fact that Buda Pest | newspapers will not permit their sais | columns to be uminated with cuts of passe- menteries, hugeries and thjnys. a eats ee It ie reported that ths Senate wil! drop con- | siderable chaage into the slot of the federal | elections bill. i $< re ' ‘The Gustemalans and San Salvadorians are | haviag a real war, witu live soldiers, guns that | | shoot, and au actual battle, $< —______ The mrcli-dead explorer, Dr. Peters, is alive at Zanzibar. <a “Dincassion bus been drowned.” said Mr. Thomas B. Reed im a Chenlauguan articie in 1886 im favor of freer debate in Congress, “with as little remorse as if it were a sightless hitten.” The discussion kitten that is drowned i 1890 is a demoeratic feline. a Mir. Meredith Stauley, @ Cincianati bridge jumper who is still alive, offers to jump from the top of the Washington Monumext if any one will put up €500. Deducting $150 for | tumeral expeuses the protits on the job to his} family will be $250, —————— The Farmers’ Alliance of Teunessce have a reel Buchanan democrat foz them gube Gays capdidate and Tennensec furwished the las! whig candidate fur Provident. The poo! room is Washington's Carthage bat must be destroyed, Rencuiz “Mire ERE That homely old sa dayli of you- fuud aa rue as Philo Ri ompay sk Era Sn te coptente Ties wal De the tae’ dug’ aut the hat wall eat cut ‘rank ff you are seotnue 2 Youcan~ £ ‘of sour trun yon are ae do in to Keep the Reticuie “brim full” ali the time. All these utite* oust to go iu—every one of them. In Some cases you will find we have mentioned some Par- iar inakes or brauds. Bevatise they are the ocst— Ps cies aud Slides have been reduced. “Guidised, silver, Gilt aud crocbet, NOW from tow. “Trust battona, White, Smoked, Natoral and Frey Pearl, Hat or full face, all sizes, from 9 £2.89 civor Lies ligt colors, Some at ~ i Ties, 2z to Sve. jougths, 2, 3, 4 and oa ine fi veightlaoan iach wide, 3, ya 3, froRL tha io i and Eye tape, Tateat Hooks an Turney Look Pma, Birby’s Mourming Pius, 12¢. a box. Mourning Pus, me and’ oe card of adozen. Kivoy’s Hair Pius, 5. 6, 10 and Jusisibie Hatr Pius te. Sinith a Bost Neetl 8, Bowe Castug, U-yard pieces, Press Seluun, 4. 10,220 aug Prussian Liacting, €o Belt, Bik Hose Supporters, with Belt, 75c. Mocking Darners, 8 aud 1. Kid Giove Darners, 5c. Button Hooks, Se. Marhing hntials, 13e.a dozen The Comts cotton peor le ba They *: Just put a novelty up it.wa frame je ones You hgve most 01 im tner, ali tae Shoe Button Bune Butions-—15 € een: How iuuch sate Sstisfles jou feel if the reticule is ‘ai stocked. ¥rices? You wiilnot find fact, curs ure iu son ent or two unde! body eive, but the muujority of these mutters cdorigin—and guverned by a bumerical price. a d compleieuess of varieiy are our two Mrou< points of stperiority ih ervthing ts thor ouguly rebable, if it as only w SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING," ‘NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. ‘blished 1840. it JERVOUS PROSTRATION S5RVOUS PROSTBATION y lower auywhe: NERVOUS PROSTRATION 18 CUBED NEKVOUS PROSTRATION RVOUS PROSTRATION BY NERVOUS PROSTRATION NERVOUS PROSTRATION THE USE OF NERVOUS PROSTRATION NERVOUS PROSTRATION NERVOUS PROSTRATION VOUS PROSTRATION «RVOUS PROSTRATION NERVOUS PROSTRATION NERVOUS PROSTRATION VOUS PROSTRATION NERVOUS PROSTRATION NERVOUS PROSTRATION MERT2Z’s IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP HYPOPHOSPHITES. 75 centsa bottle, to be had of EP MERTZ, 1014 Fast, \ Washington. Trnaen Hi TS, TRIMMED HATS. We have put prices on our sti!l lurge stock of ed Huts, ores | the stoc sure at presen! they won't renal: lomg with us, We have marked them a. styiish MMED HATS. UIMMED HATS, TRIMMED HATS. IM MED HATS. TRIMMED pete TRIMMED §4 RIMMED ate WE STILL CONTINUE OUR LOW PRICES ON BAGS, CLUB BAGS, CANVAS WITH Goob Locks. ed, covered fi aime Jon nen aT 20-inch, -49. cae Poet Gladstune Pressed Le Tine Terie” “sine, 20-inen, rox 2Oinch, rT es. Sa hh pre anlenter, 008 lock: d4-inch, —s 16-toch, ie oem, “elon coe Ba Gladetune Leal Gi Lnued, covered frames, “Tefnen. 16-inch. 0: Seana Sink SoS “HO. Ve we Vo ' ie wa acer sae SE TES aa sein, 2 | Go. “We “Fe Boe. sie sha. gaa. } Pine ime of Shawi and Truak Dressing Cases, Cuff’ sud Collar Boxes. Also a very fine line af SMITH & WARDWELL, iltwenl0 + 205, 707, 700 Market Space, ED it ‘Triamwed Hate 1 that ware marked zram y Ts #4 to. 81H, IMME! Ts Wo uever offered Hats 1 3 at such low prices, Tr THE 2 ne Do. at s u c 5 tac. S103 Mian V; ABIETY, Store “Blue and CORNER SEVENTH AND B 8T8. &.W. FOR TUESDAY. When we have any- thing extraordinary to offer we put it on our red tables. ‘There's where you'll always find the advertised bargains, ‘snd there's where you'll find the following tomorrow: Large Covered Blue and White —— Covered Dishes, worth De. hite Dresden bance Tareeus, worth 35c..... ve Blue and White Dresden Soup Plates, gtse and White Tadividual Butters... As you see there are only few; so dou's put off calling later than noon, Foot Tubs, worth 35e. Nickel Cuspidors, worth Japanese Butters, worth Je. Decorated Cups and Saucers, A few Block Tiu Dish Pans, a dented ia shipping, perdi perfect, Medium, worth 1 Large, Extra Targe, worth 4-rivg Muftin Pans. Pius pe Common Sense Candie S Decarated Mezt Platters, 10, 12 and 14, 3 in aset, worth 81iy.. Camp Stools, worth ©. Folding Canvas Chairs, Ask to soo our complete laundry outfit for $3, THE FAIR, FRANELE & CO, PROPRIETORS, COR. 7TH AND H STS. N.W. Price, 1t KAUFM BER UV U RER 1? - S883 BoB UU RR oa * a bBu uu ia ROD Buys 4ETHUR LURT & CO, jy2a izil FBT. NW. Tar Resri.ess Srarre Between quality and price is not known in onr store, because we have “paired” them, wedded them, made them dwell together in peace by quaking their iuterests common, The pair we tellof today is the a '§. KANGAROO SKIN LACE. ‘8 KANGAROO SKIN LACE, MES 'S KANGAROO SKIN LACE. Notloag aco Kanzaroo Skin was a new ching, ‘Tanner shosmakers wot fancy pric redo yet. We showed ow” tannery the profitable. ness of sense abut prices, made our Shoes for this grade with simpler (out strongeniininis and trimmings, and fcund they could be sold at a profit for FOUR DOLLARS, FOUR DOLLARS, FOUR DOLLARS, FOUR DOLLaAns, EYS $3 BUTTON SHOES, Faunce & Spiuney's 4 Hand-sewed ok & Foy ud-newed See DOU SB Lith et xe. WLS Turing July avi August we close at 6 p.m, Saturdays exe: pied. Ros:ysoxs Roun. ic 5 49, pare S301 Gites She war di Nod Cloth was 35e. Si dats Anas ata, ay? std om All of our teeus to 12Ke. makes, THE HARDEST TEST THAT YOU CAN PUT CLOTHING TO I8 TO PUT IT ON A HEALTHY, GROWING Boy, iF iT HAS ANY DEPECYS THEY ARE VERY SOON FOUND OUT. WE NAVE BrEN PROVIDING FOR THE BOYS AND CHILDREN MORE YEARS THAN AGRE! MAVE LIVED, CON. ENTLY WE KNOW WHAT FABRICS ARE BEST SUITED FOR CHILDREN'S GaR- MENTS, AND HOW THEY SHOULD BE MADE AND TRISSMED IN ORDER, TO GIVE SATISFA\ WE POSITIVELY INSIST THAT ALL THE GOODS WE HANDLESHALL, BE UP TO THE HIGHEST STAND- ARD IN PARTICULAR, 8 FOR THE Gi! POPULARITY OF OUR CLOTHING, B. ROBINSON & ¢0.. AMERICAN OUTYITT! wson & Lorreru Trench Sattceus 20, 2: Figured Pongecs 15c., were 18c. prices. Atul Low did derwear, Onting Shizts, Boys? Walsts, ail at low Nl stock of Corsets, ail sizes and qualities, Prices inevery Line, 2i4c. Satteens reduced to 9c.; 16¢. Sat- 30c, 5 best JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ez Tse Wass Das- 713 Market Space. ‘The folowing are our Warm Day Announcements: Boys’ Flannelette Quting Waists, ages 5 to 13, 25c, Boys’ Fancy Percale Waists, with collar and cuffs, realy for wear, ages 5 to 13, 50c. ys’ Whito Shirt Waists, linen collars and 50c, Met $2.50, ‘Men's White Shirts, besnirg ty acetate eran Bde, 50c,, 75c. and $1, me CARHART & LEIDY, cuffs, “Outing” Sbirte, special valuce, from 45c, to “PHILADELPHIA STORE,” Kez Your Hovsss Coon ‘928 7th at. and 706 K st. aw, GAs STOVES, GAS RANGES, ‘Seer eases, Sonewt Prices! LAMPS { Gas, Combipation and Electric puna jaancer, 1 ST TTT TTT MONDAY. SULY 21, 1890, —owey way of tbe a ie achat newconty of br of = See ut gy tor 3 Set wpe Yor the moruings and evesiugs —-_ We hare all of our clot 2, = eve ine ‘blsten iar Pen, te in ker tere mae hatock satin FB —— ON —aud ete Ethie fe ituea of of —-Gloria a ores tractive Naturai pear! fsticke a gi at Son 810 nd gir 78. WM HE. McKNEW @uccessor to R. H. Taylor), 983 Pennsylvania ave. and 927 Dot. n.w. BRRRLRALBEAEbRELEAb hei bh! LAhubh STS TTT Tee TTT We close at 6 o'c’ock tonight, Ins For Your Ows Goon. —— Ifwe didn’t think it was our duty to keep you ——posted about this $7.50 Sult Sale we'd not say — word. There's no danger of there being any ——of them left. Yow are all we're afraid of. If ——You think you can “dodge” in hore at the last —moment snd do as wellas you can now you're ——banking on s failure. The variety will be rid- —dled and big doubts if we can touch you on —tize. TODAY WE'RE ALL RIGHT. ‘There isn’t ——a man in Washington need be afraid he can't find —Just whet he wants, But we're on the “home —Atretch” and every hour's delay jeopardizes your ——opportunity, The quality on the last days will be as strong ason the first, but the varity will ——"limp." It won't be “WHICH do you want!— ——but WHAT can you get?” BROUGHT TO A “HEAD.” —— If you want to buy a Felt Hat now is your —chance. We'll tell you frankly we've = larger ——=stock than we want. —— We bought heavily in Light Derbys, They Allof @ sudden it got — hot—stayed so—-and out;went the “bottom.” We've ——#ot them—tile Lest shapes—the noddy shapes and ——only in ow reliable qualities—but they musn't ——stay here, All of them—no matter what they're ——marked—$4, 83.50, 83, $2.50 or 82—are $2731.48 FOR THIS WEEK. —— The call for the EVENING SUN HAT—yon ——know it—it’s the Alpine shape—was so heavy we ——Placed large orders, The same westher that ——"urt our’ Derbys killed this “boom.” We —won't keep them—a price will have to sell them, -——They're really a8 comfortable as # Straw Hat ——Some of them are $3.50, $3, 82.50 and others ——$2. Take any of the light shades for $2781.48 FOR THIS WEEK2t —— Hurry along if you want either the HATS or ——the SUITS. They're like “time and tide"—won't ——wait for you. ——were moving on a ron. SAKS AND COMPANY, BARGAINS IN MEN'S WEAR, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH 2. STLELT. EAEMELEDALAGE GLAM Fos Casu Ons. CLOSING PRICES ON SUMMER LAP SPREADS. LINEN—PLSIN AND STRIPED AND PLAID, Closing prices—. MOMIE CLOTH-PLAY & Regular price: Closing LIGHT-WEIGHT OTS, LN GK Laowy, ‘ticu im Wks Sha TAN COL KS. $4.00 $5.00 $7.50 $8.00 $5.68 26.00 HORSE SHEETS. le of Pure Kussiau Linea, 3 $3.°5 #4.00 7 244 8500 ues ool ty carry over to must It will pay you to next season. kvery al. 31.69 §) SPLENDID VALUE. 3 fi $y18-005¢ 919 Pesssytvasia Ave Wk HAVE IN STOCK ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF FINE SWISS EMPROIDERIFS FOR DRESSES. THE GOODS AS THEY ARE NOW MARKED ARE AWFULLY CHEAP, WE WANT TO CLOSE THEM, AND FOR THIS WEEK OF. AN EXTRA TWEN- TY-FIVE PER T OFF ON ALLOF HIS STOCK, FIFTY PIECES OF PONGEE CLOTH (PRINTED BATISTE) REDUCED TO 16 18; FORMER PRICE 20 CENTS, WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY FIFTY PIECES OF STRIPED OUTINGS; FORMER PRICE 1234 CENTS, NOW 8 CENTS PER YARD. (ONE PRICE) W. BL SHUSTER & SONS, 919 PL) AVE, N.W. ac Tus Or Seves Srours ‘We append some points gleaned from the “seven stories of trade” which bear our name. At ali times they conta‘n points of value to every purchasing Washingtonian, but at this season we have, so to speak, plucke: from this “conservatory of household art” an offering of extraordinary interest. It shall Reception Chairs—those “nicho oruamonters"—in decorations of Goid and Pivk, Bius, Ox, Ebony or Cherry. They were $3 and $4.50. We mark them TSand $3.75. Wic! ie Rockers, Wicker Tables. V From $10 to #8, 89 to 87. $15 to $10.75. We offer All-wool English Woven Art Squares at the followiug reductions 3 sda a5 35 * tH aoe, 2 ae 3“ a * 1238 ‘These prices on our Smyrna Rugs are about half value; ‘If you will look inour F street show window you Wwillsee a line of about 40 Tapestry Patterns, reduced from @1 to 7c. per yard, ‘We have bout 15 pairs of oma ymorarantyr ge ap 336 yards loug—various sbades and de-iens—to sell at $0.50. dees on We have 37 pairs of White and 28 paira of Reru ee Fre ho ot is, They were All Furniture Tapestries are reduced 25 per cont, Af youare an admirer of interior art symbole youcan Peesan hour profitevly iu our store, and we'll be Pleased to entertain you. OFFICE oF WOODWARD & LOTHRop, COR 11TH AND F STS ¥W. Moxmr. Jnr 21, 1890. STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING ATS PM. SATURDAY AT 1 P.M. NINE DAYS BEFORE STOCK TAKING And quantities of goods yet to be sol 1, yetto be disposed of at greatly re- Guced prices. Every day various lots are reduced. Some quantities are too small to advertise and aro gone in day. Judicious buyers should pay freqavnt visits te the store from now on, STOCK-TARING REDUCTIONS IN SILK8.—The balance of our stock of 24-inch All-silk Wash Surahs, in Btripe, Check and Jasper effects, have been reduced to 75c. per yard. (First floor; annex.) HAMBURGS.—We have just re- ceived a froah assortment of White Camoric Edgings, 3 to 8 inchos wide, st Oc. 10c., 124c., 16¢., 18¢., 20¢e., . and 35e. per yard. We also cali attention to our 43- inch Swiss Flouncings, in which we show as yot an unbroken range of prices from 50c. to $2 per yard. Fiity Patterns to select from. (Second floor.) STOCK- TAKING REDUCTIONS IN MERINO UNDERWEAR.--Ladics* White Swiss Ribbed Vests, high neck and no sleeves. Reduced to 18. each. 3 for 500. Children's White Gauze Vests, low neck and no sleeves, fiutshed around the neck and arm holes with silk trimming. Sizes 18, 20, 22, 28, 30, B32 and 34. Reduced to 18c. each, 3 for 50. Children’s Gauze Vests, low neck and no sleeves. Sizes 16, 18, 20, 22, 28, 30, 32 and 30. Reduced to 12c. each. (First floor; annex.) STOCK - TAKING REDUCTIONS IN MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.—Three Ladies’ Lawn Chemises, extra length, double ruffle of Valenciennes lace around neck, two clusters of fine tucks in the skirt. Reduced from $1.25 to The. each. 3 Ladies’ Lawn Chemises, oxtrs length, square yoke of Valenciennes lace inserting and edge, two clusters of fine tucks in theskirt. Reduced from $1 to 75¢. each, (Becond floor ; annex.) STOCK - TAKING REDUCTIONS IN MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES.—2 Cuildren's Blue Plaid Gingham Dresses, Sizes Gand 10 yerre. Reduced from @6.25 to $2.75 each. 5 Chil "s Check Cheviot Dressea, in Blue and White and Pink and White. Sizes3, 4, 6 aud 8 yeara, Reduced from $4 to $2.75 each. 3 Children’s Fancy Stripe Ginghara Dresses. Size 8 years. Reduced from $5 to $3.50 each. 4 Children's Fancy Plaid French Gingham Dresses, Guinmpe style, Sizes 3,4, Gand 8 years. Reduced from $5.50 to $11.50 each. 3 Children’s Fancy Stripe Gingham Dresses, trimmed with embroidery. Sizes 3,4.and6 years. Reduced to 50 each, 2 Childven’s Pink and White Stripe Gingham Dresse Gretchen style, embrordered collar and cuffs. Sizes Band 4 years, Reduced from $6.50 to $3.50 each, 4 Children’s Dresses, Grotchen style, Fronch Satteen Sizes 6, 8 Reduced to #4 each, 2 Missos’ Fancy French Satteen Deossea, tizos 12and 14 years, Re duced from $10 to 3 cach = Misses’ Plaid Gingham Dresses, fuil skirt und plaited waist, Size 14 yeats. Meduced from £6.30 to BH each. 2 Misses’ Fine French Gingham Dress, full bias siriped skirt, fall waist, with white gimp and ribbon Delt. Size 14 years, Reduced from 812.50 to 6.75. (third floer.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN SCOTCH ZEPHYRS AND GING- HAMS. Our 40c, Zephyrs have beeu re- duced to25e. per yard. 42-ineb Sida Band Zephyia, Re- duced from 627s¢., S50. 50c. and 40c, to tho extraordimery low price of 250. per yard. Damask Ginghams, which bavo been 80 popular with us this season, now 2Sc. per yard. (Second floor, front.) NEWS IN LACES—A new lot of Torchon Laces of this month's im- portation which weare offering at Seu, 1c, and 1249e. por yard, Excellent values in Black Chantilly Flounces at 1.35 snd $1.50 per yard. (irs floor.) MOKE NEW BLAZERS.—We have dust received the followitig exeelient five values: Ladies’ Biack Blazers, roll collar, fect fittine. Onis $3.50 each. Ladies’ Striped sera, roll collar, perfect fitting. Only @4 each, Ladies’ Cream Blazers, reli collar, Dertect Gtting. Only 64 each. and 10 years, Ladies’ Navy Blue Blazers, roll collar and perfect fitting. Only £4.50 each. > Ladies’ Combination Blazers, Cream, with shawl roll collar, cuffs and pocket laps of Cardinal; same style trimmed in Blue; also Navy with White, Only 87.50 exch. (Third floor) 60c, BLACK GOODS.—40-inch All-wool Nun's Veiling. 50¢. per yard, 40-inch All-wool Serge. 50c. per ard. 40-inch Mohair, 50c, per yard. 32-inch Black and White Challies, 0c. per yard. Girst floor, annex.) LADIES’ NECKWEAR—We have Just secured a small lot of Hand-em- broidered White Mull Fichus, price on which has been $3.50 each. We how offer thi m as & special bargain at G2 each. Also 40 dos-n Ladies’ Licht Colored ~ ‘Windsor Tics at 23c, each. UFirst Boor.) > Corner 11th ahd Fata aw Tanne) He he ihe Dire bl lle =) lide @ T. You: Yoon Asp Yorn ‘The fine steamer Mocalester will leave her wharf tomorrow (Tuesday) evening for Marshall Hall aud you are invited. ‘The Washington Cycle Club boys sre good custom- ers for Flannel Shirte, &c., so that this complimentary notice of their annual Excursion is but their due. PPP A SSS PALAIS r 2% aa od m Oo ¥ ¥F A pegs? 4 TRAVELING BAGS.—Here area few names of the Rewest: The Cabinet, the Catfish, the Improved Giad- stone, the Crocodile. Each has some peculiar method of opening. Somewhat susgestive are the NAMES AND PRICES, the letter of the Palais Roysl, the former of the style of Bag. HISRE'S A SURPRISE. Satchels looking like Real Alligator, nickel trim- mings, lock, key, ete, Size 39 in. | 1 in 32 in. | 12in. | Bike. | Ste. Let two men be depot, one with the Real Alii- gator Grip, costing 84. the otlier with one of these Imi- tations, and wing oug gf ten would aay Uy were both the aame. 14 in. | 15 in. | Ge." | ‘ae. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) outs Waxr Ax Unoneiia $1.87 for ‘‘Gloria® Umbrellas, with Jatest style burnished and cuameled stiver handles ‘The mauu- facturer chooses to sell at cost sooner than discharge his belp. That's why the price is $1.87 instead of 62.25 and 0. Written guaritee for one year with each Umbrella THE PALAIS ROYAL «Continued below.) Trose Veny Curar R:vpoxs. As with umbrella makers so it is with importers of Ribbons; ‘tis between seasons. ‘Ihe retail merchant can secure Summer Ribbons almost at his own price. We are making a profit and offering fine Ribbons at Jess prices than commonly changed for the medium and inferior grad THE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON. No.5. Satin Edge G. G. and Moire. Xo. 7. §R~A few dozen pieces of extra fine quality White, Cream and Black Ribbons. No. 30 only 23c. yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Contrmed below.) _ 35 Cexr Grrzuane Bucs. Fac similes of the imported, which retail at $2.68. The imported are antelope skin. They call these Sutelope, but more probably they are undressed kid. However, the appearance is the same. The colors: Saxe Groeu, Gray, Mouse. Tan, Terra Cotta, Londou Red, Biack, Golden Brown. They have oxidized siiver trimmings, also chain and attachment fer belt, just like the 22.68 bags. 35 CENTS EACH for such Bugs 4s indced a special sur; Rise. THE PALAIS ROYAL «Continued below.) Usoernwean You Max Was. FIRST FLOOR.—13-cent Swiss Ribbed Vests. Small, medium and extra sizes, V-shape necks, no Sleeves, silt ribbon trimming. Colors—Fies, Blue, Pink, Salmon, Lavender. Two for the usuai price of one, and the co!or and size to suit you. Swiss Ribbed Vests. Warranted Fast Black or Money refunded. Low necks, no sleeves, colored silk ribbon tritamiug. AJ) sizes. Two for the prevailing price of one. SECOND FLOOR.—Unusual bargains in Cotton and Cambric Undergarments. six long tables piled high with bargaius that are only possible at this season. 74-cent Cawbric Gowns xuaranteed worth 81 Sizes, 13 to 16. 89-ccnt Skirts guaranteed $1.35 quality. Lengths, 36 to 42. G7-cent Lace-trimmed French Corset Covers posi- tively worth USc. Sizes, 32 toad. B¥-cont Caubric Corset Covers that would be cheap at 50 conta Sizes, 32 to 42. O8e. Skirts better thau usually sold at 81.68. ee ee THE PALAIS Ro (Continued below. > _ ou 20 Piz Cusz Dice 20 per cent off the marked prices of all 45-inch Em- broidery Sbirtings, Do you properly appreciate this offer? BAU RES POPULAR SHOPPING PLACR STREET. EVERY-DAY POSSIBILITIES IN DRE @00Ds. ‘They are net chance pick-ups, but steady Stock-reducing reductions, It's an ever. changing tide of barwains, some on the food when others are ebbing. Throughout the store you will find this condition of affaira, You shouldn't think if you don’t see certain departments in priat for a short time that they have been allowed to drop into hot weather disquietude. Not at all, they are keoping up the standard and lowering the prices, There is always = continual clamoring for recognition, but ali can't be at one time, aud we take this method to impress on you not to forget ‘the left outs 16-yard patterns of China Sli: shades each of Brown and Green. ayard. ‘Still a few of those 20-inch Piyeured Chine Silke for 50c. ayard. They are our recular 750. grate. Color, 5a pattern, @ Were formerly 50c. Black and White and Brown and White, Attractive desiens. 20-inch Black and White Checked Surah Sika, S7igc. ayard is their actual asked price in many stores, Ours now 5%. a yard, All our 1c. White Plaid and Striped Lawns ®ige. yd ee ya oe sa asi “ Wise. yd. “* 12gc. and LSe. Outing Cloths Mc. a yd. = * 12%. Domestic Ginghams 10c. a yd. ~~ 10, © “ enone. oe w4c. and 15e. best American Satteens ise yd “ he. and 30c, best quality Seotch Ginghome 19¢, ayd. ‘36-inch Cream and White Ground Batistes, beautiful designs, worth every bit of 20c., for Sige. a yard. Remember, the store is full of other attractive var- gains it BAU POPULAR SHOPPING PLACZ, ae 7TH STREET. Barcus W. B MOSES & SONS, CORNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS, &o. To make space for the new goods for fall season we are offering many sttractive bargains, The follows are afew: UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 500 Curtain Poles, full length. with trimmings all complete, worth 50c, and 75c, ; L5e. each. 100 Curtain Poles, extra heavy, with trimmings One-ffth off the marked prices of all Skirtings wilt | Complete, worth 75c. to @1.50; 25¢ each. inelude the novelties that we uot loug since advertined 4s being offered so much below prevailing prices, We allude to the following: i wis — of Val. Laceaud Embroidery Bands of Medici Lace and Embroidery, = “termed Ribbon Embroidery. = aptly named Honi:an EmLroidery, - “of Side and Box Pieats, “4 “ — instylish Vandyke Effects, . “ im various Hemstitched Destens, Phi 81-25, $1.35, $1.05, 61.75, 82, 92.2" Ox yard, ‘These are the prices you will find marked om these Siartings, Lut wengaim remind you they are really 50 pairs Lace Curtsins reduced to 75c. 100 patrs Lace Curtains reduccd to $ Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices. A large assortment of pertieres, less than wanufec- turers’ prices. CARPET DEPARTMENT, Carpets of the following sizes, made of Remuants, ‘with Border ali around: TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 8 feet 3 inches by % feet ¥ inches, $9, reduced from 615, 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet, $10.50; reduced from worth more, thouyh 20 per cent discuunt is now allowed, | ®28- When you remember the width—45 inches—yuu will sce how cheaiy « skirt may be made, and, since little or no GFapery is used, how easy to make it yoursel/, But how abont the waist? Dou't attempt tuinake one. We have them resdy made of Fine Lawns and Linen that will fit you ac- curately aud cost ue more than retail price of the materials. THE PALAIS ROYAL. {Continued below.) 10 Pi co Discounr. Lace Flouncings and Draping Nets st 10 percent iecs than the prices marked on them. ‘fo give an idea of the reasonable prices we'll point to a few st Yiea: 48-inch Bicck Chautilly Lace Drapery Nets, with stripes iu a very pretty floral design. Marked 89c, a yard, but well worth @ 1.25. 48-inch Net with diamond-shaped blocks. Extra heavy silk. Marked $1.25, but worth $1.50 a yard. 48-inch Bisck Polka Dot Fish Net. Marked 60e., but will be recoguized as 75. qual.ty. 62710 per ceut off the marked prices, = SOME OF THE 4"-INCH FLOUNCINGS, Biack Cxantilly, with larze floral and trellis work design. Vandyke border, $2.50 quality, Marked 81.75. Black Chantilly, roses and leaves, scalloped border, 62.50 quality. Marked $1.68, Biack, with polks dots = deep Vandyke points, 83.48 quality, Marked $2.68, Diack, alternate stripes of Tosca net and Chantilly lace, Vandyke border. $2.98 quailty. Masked @2.25, aw 10 per cent off the marked prices, THE PALAIS ROYAL _ (Continued below.» Seeciat Diese Goors Banoams (Silks, Woolens and Ginghams. ) 50-CENT SILKS—A few weeks since we ad 6se. quality Black Shauwhai and Surah Bile for 50 CENTS, The few picces were soon sold and many in- cuiries have since been made Ly would-be purchasers, We awain have a few days’ supply—20 pisces. The ‘Sboughai Silke, fuil 23 inches wide; the Su:abs are 19 mches wide. 43-CENT_WOOLENS--Warranted All-wool Cream Cashmere, Nun's Veiling, Albutross and Ywill Flau- nel, These goods will wash. 9-CENT GINGHAMS—in Scotch Plaids, Checks, Stripes and Side Lands. designs is given to each purchaser of » dress pattern, so that your entixe suit need not cost morethan $1. To itlustrate: 8 fcet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, $10.50; reduced from #18. 8 ieet 3 inches by 11 feet, @11, reduced from @18. 8 feet 3 inches by 13 feet @ inches, $15, reduced from $22. 8 feet 3 inches by 13 fost 6 inches, @15, reduced from @22, 8 feet Sinches by 14 fect, $16.50; reduced from e235. 10 feet 6 inches by 13 feet G imebes, $15; reduced from €23. 10 feet Ginches by 15 feet, reduced from #29. 10 feet 6 imches by 16 fevt 6 inches, §20; reduced from $31. BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 4 feet 6 inches by 6 fect, £4; reduced from #8. 8 feet 3 mches by 14 fest, $16 ; reduced frum #25. 8 feet J inches by 12 fect, @15; reduced trom 22.50. 10 feet 6 inches by 13 feet 9 inches, $23; reduced from $32.50. MOQUETTE AND WILTON CARPETS. 6 by 7 fect, 10; reduced from #15. 6 by 8 feet 6 inches, $12. 50; reduced from 818 6 feet 9 inches by 8 feet 9 inches, $15.50; reduced from 20. 8 feet 3 inches by 12 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced from $32.50. 8 foot 3 inches by 10 feet 3 mmches, €20; reduced rom, "S tect by 10 feet 3 imches, $15; reduced from 827.50, 300 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Ruge $2.50; reduced from 4.25. STRAW MATTINGS. 200 Rolls white aud fancy, 40 yds, worth 63 ease, and fancy, $0 yas. worth 96, #4. aw 330 hall Heany Jomtless, 40 yds.,worth $16, 150 Motte awry Demask 40 ya. worth $16, 610. BABY CARRIAGES. ‘We are offering $4 discount op every carriage $20 or more, and @2 discount ov every carriage from 615 10 61¥. This i am opportunity to buy # fine carriage for very little money. WINDOW SHADES. ‘We are offering a fine sstortment of colors with all aud complete for 2d. each MOSQUIIO CANOPIES. A full line of every style and size from 75 cents to $5.00. ‘W. B. MOSES & SONS, ‘Cor. 11th end F em aw, oie Bars, Tuavezrxe Hats, DERBY HAT, CABBIMEKE MATS ‘BUN raenerng JERSEY-FITIING amuse AND BATRING FLANNEL SUITS, SASHES, BELTS, CAPS, OUT- ING AMD TENNIS GoULS 3 BUH STINEMEIE & SONS, as p-tn 1237 Pa sve, pene S05