Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1890, Page 4

TON: July 22, 1500. WASHI TUESDAY ———— CROSBY Ss, NOYES. : : or, THE BVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cirentation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Mediam te worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. ‘There are very few people, indeed, in Wash- ington who oppose railroads on general princi- ples. Bitter experience of the past with the obstacles to development interposed by a sel- fish monopoly has tanght the city to value competition and to appreciate heartily every beneficial stroke of enterprise on the part of its transportation companies, Washington has sbown its apprecition of railroads by assenting to the grant or loan to them of extraordinary privilogesin the use of streets and reserva- tions, not enjoyed in any other city of the United States. ‘There is no opposition to extension of freight facilities east of 34 street and south of the tracks. Citizens have been clamoring for years that the railroad should cease to use the streets ille- gally as freight yards and storage depots, and should purchase ground for its purposes as in other cities, It is absurd ou its face to insin- nate that those who have pushed the road to the point of purchasing ground, instead of ap- propriating public property, are now opposing such purchase and the additional freight facili- ties to be thereby obtained. If it had not been for those who now oppose the Atkinson Dill, the extension of freight facilities, which is now certain, for the railroad itself has been driven to ask for it, would not have been ac- complished, and merchants who will profit by the extension should not for- get this fact. In proof of its assertion that it bas been treated as a public enemy in Washington ‘he railroad ealis attention tu the fact that it has been sued and indicted. [t bas not been so treated because it did only those things which are inseparable from the eatrauce of a railrocd into @ populated city. The people, Congress and the road's charter con- templated necoseary damage of this kind. Suits aud indictments have been brought because the road has violated the law in almost every way in which such a corporation cau offend, and ia its lawlessnees haw robbed the public of The judgments ren- dered, and the indictments sustained, cast no reproach upon the poopie of Washington, who being uniawtuily injured have lawfully appealed to tho courts for protection, but brand the corperation asa law-breaker, and convict it so faz as its lawlessness extends of being # public evens. It is vain to attempt to coufuse pro- tests against lawless acts with unprogressive obstraction of ths proper performance of the fanctions of a common carrier, The railroad’s reproaek of Washington in connection with tue suits and indictments against it is like the attempt of aconvict to secure sympathy for himself against the public by displaying his clipped head aud striped suit, Washington wants the railroad to obey the law, as in other x It wants the road to have additional freight facilities on purchased ground, as in other cities, It wants its parks for the public use and enjoyment as in otber cities; or if @ park is, frum considerations of conven- jence, to be surrendered to the road it wants compensation to the public in improvements or otherwise, as in other cities, Finaliy, and especially it wants the slanghter and trade-odstruction at grade-cross- ings reduced to a minimum, and every enter- prising large city in the country is moving in this direction. Al these things would be ac- complished speedily if the District's legisla- ture were chosen from its peopie; and they are in a fair way to be substantially accomplished by Congress, notwithstanding the railroads slauders and misrepresentations, and the sub- tle influences of ite lobb; NG —_— It is clear that in the eventof a war be- tween the United States and Great Britain Canada would be at our mercy and our coast would be at Grout Britain's mercy. Immense damage and severe wounds to national pride could be inflicted on both sides, Inasmuch as @ resort to arms by English-speaking na- tions in the 19! century can only be justified by some extraordinary prvvocation, which oes not exist iu the presen; case, and as there ie no dangerously bitter feeling between the two peopies to push matters to extremes, it is notai ail likely that either party to the tisheries controversy is inclined to move ia the direction of war, oo The convolutiors of the original packag> matter are more remarkable than the serpentine windings of the chronic imbibers of original packages. Out in South Dakota. where the latest ehange m the legal aspects of the ques- tion has taken place, a judge has sustained his temporary izjuuction closing the original package houses in the city of Chamberlain ou the ground that the enabling act admitting the state authorized the enactment of the probibi- tien clause in the state constitution. Such enabling act, having been passed by Congress subsequent to the passage of the interstate commerce lw. has therefore received the sanc- tien of Congress, and the Supreme Court Cevision dows not apply to Suuth Dakota This Position ef the South Dakota court. as it con- corns other states just admitted to the Union, presents a labyrinth of fresh difficultics, ——— The capital city member—and a man ke is—of the Georgia Congressioval delegation has just bit the dust at the foot of the Parm- ers’ Alliance, and, others have succumbed to the rolling tide of agriculture and newness. Bat down im the land of pines and peanuts where the Alliance has been having its own way one of the farmers’ candidates, although & well known politician, has received a black eye iu bis own county aud has practically left the field to the old member, who refused to swallow the sub-treasury Dill. But the one district in North Carolina !s a “single swallow” aud nots solitary old member from the Poto- mae and Kanawha to the Rio Grande who has not already sutivfactorily xed up his rolations with the Albance or found that ke can not bat feels thet he would like to know how ie stands with the grangera. There is trepidation in Many a Cougressioual bosom. Sa e ‘The worst case of boomerang in the 11th Census is that of Kansas City, the misuamed Missouri town, where the sanguine supervisor raised expectation that the figures would reach 240,000. When his enumeration was complete oly 183,000 had responded to their names, and the people were mad. But they were madder when it was fouud that Jen still further short, just 152,000, and her people clamored for the despised first figures, There is mo way to satisty a booming town except by putting her away ahead of all other dooming towns, and as there is not enough of mathe- matics in the Uuited States to put them all sukead of ous anvtber in the census there is pure to be irochie. ——_——— -- Botecan the cold weather: anda flect of twenty- One schooners from the Kenucbec yesterday With 15.000 tons of ice, Philadelphis is taking meiters very coolly. ——— + Senator Quay has an idea whe stcuck Mr. Patton and he is waiting quictly for develop- men's. —_—— + ‘Testerday was the hottest day of the year for Kansas and more damage was done to the corn crop which can only make half » crop. “Bieed- ing Eausas” ts now perspiring Kansas, ——— ‘The watermelon crop isso far ahead of its that Chicago has had to anetion off the succulent fruit im job lots of 87,000. This indicates one of two things: Either tho crop of Africo-Americans is smaller than it was to be er the transportation agouts have lost their mental balance and sent the “millions” whore the receiving mi:lions are not. nee Everybody fs satisfied with this weather ex- opt the summer resort proprietozs, | : 91.19 to 8c. | THE EVENING STAR. |R. Gozrscman, 1007-1009 F oh GREAT LEDUCTIONS HAVING DECIDED TO ARRANGE SEVERAL 1UNK DEPARTMENT FOR THIS SEASON. AND To CLOSE ‘ovr A DEPARTMENT YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS WITH US. OUT PRICES TO on Mir 1S 30st THE SEASON WHEN YOU WANT THEM, AND IT IS JUST NOW THAT WE ARE GOING To OFFEL THEM AT SUCH PRICES THAT EVERYBODY CAN BUY A NeW AND STRONG TRUNK FOR JUST ONE-HALF OF WHAT IT IS WoRTH TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), JULY 23, 1890, A PERFECT SLAUGHTER IN PRICES. TRON-BOUND PACKING TRUNES: 28-in. JO-im. 324m. 34-in. 36-in, SR-in. 40-in. 780. 8c. @118 $1.48 $1.75 81.88 $1.08 CRYSTALLIZED ZiNC TRUNKS. Former Price. Closing Out Price. 30-in.. 48 1.98 aoa: es i 8 i323 8 68 * EXTRA STRONG ROUND TOP METAL-COV- ERED TRUNKS, WITH IRON BOTTOM, HARD- WOOD STAYS, IRON FASTENINGS AND PATENT TRAYS. Former Price, Closing Ont Price en 34.08 th Eu8 s5.18 EXT ITRONG GENUINE LEATHER SARA- qoca tkUNBS ‘on Kottom, Hardwood Stays, Iron und Hinges. Full ie well-arranged Trays Stroug ~ size. ers 89.98 36-in- 30.08 SQUARE NVAS TRUNKS, Mustin Lined, Excelsior Locks, Hardwood Stays, Iron Bottom, Iron A Trunk that will Jast a lifetime, Sou Former Price, Closine Qut Price. 26.98 $5.98 Seng im, NS * PATEN( ROLLER TRAY TRUNKS, muslin lined, from iron bottom, Excelsior jocks, strope hinges. Ne’ lifume of trays; uo atrauuax 0° bscas. ‘he most convenient and strongest Trunk made. Former Price. Closing Qut Price. BRS el VALISES AND SATCHELS. ipecial Reductions will be made Touorrow on all lises, Satchels aul Traveling Baye. SEX OUR TRAYSLERS’ WINDOW. R. GOLDSCHMID, 1007-1009 F ST. N.W. HEADQUARTERS FOR TRAVELERS’ OUTFITS. SIORE CLOSES AT 6 P.M. SATURDAY AT 10 PM. ¥. URES Orsers, WILL CURE YOU Is true of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, because it is an honest mediiciye, made from the truc Honduras Sarvaparilla root andcom bined with the best and most carefully selected materials known to pharmacy. CURES OTHERS, WILL CURE YoU Is true of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, beeauso the ingredients of which it 1s composed are known to all skiliful phy- vicians and bave been recommended by them as the most valuable for the cure of scrofula aud other dau- serous blood diseases, CURES OTHERS, WILL CURE YOU Is true of Ayer’s Sarsapsrills, because of the pains- taking care observed tn co™:pounding this preparation; Deeause itisall the same in strength, taste and ap- Pesrance, and because a dose of the same measure al- Ways produces the same effect. CURES OTHERS, WILL CURE YOU Is true of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, because it is prompt and thorough in its operation; because it increases the appetite, overcomes that tired feeling and wakes the weak strong. CURES OTHERS, WILL CURE YOU Is true of Ayer's Sarsaparilla today, and has been true for half acentury. A fair trial will convince the most skeptical, AYER'S SARSAPARILLA Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, Sold by all Druggiste, Price, $1; uix bottles, CURES OTHERS, WILL CURE YOU. S¥22-eo3t Turing July and August we close até p.m, Saturdays excepted, Rosixsows Rooosprr WE HAVE BEEN TALKING AGRFEAT DEAL LATELY ABOUT OUTING GAR- MENTS. TODAY WE WANT THE aT- TENTION OF THT STAY-AT-HOMES. THERE AKE NO BETTER FABRICS MADE THAN THE ENGLISH SERGES, THEY KEEP THEIR SHAPR BETTER, WEAR LONGER AND LOOK NICER THAN ANY OTHER THIN FABRIC. WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINEOF ALL GRADES IN SACK AND CUTAWAY STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN-SOME OF THEM HALF LINED, OTHERS SKELE- TON, ALSO A FULL ASSORTMENT OF THEM FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES— THOSE WHO WEAR LONG PANTS AND THE YOUNGSTERS IN KNICKER- POC KERS, DO NOT FAIL TOSEE OUB SELECTION OF NEGLIGSE SHIRTS, ALL SIZES, GRADES AND PRICES. B. ROBINSON & co., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, ¥0¥ PENNA. AVE. N.W. — fy22-e0 “ay waane ‘Notwithstanding the large sales in this department ‘Wo still claim the best assortment and cheapest prices in the city, NOTICE REDUCTIONS. 5c. Paper Fans, now Se. Te. Paper Faus,now Se, Pocket F aus, 10c.. 15¢., 25e. Jupanese Parc:ment Fans, 10c. Japanese Half Mourning Pans, 12¢, Parchment Feus, laced, 19. Flirtation Fans, laced, 39¢. S¥e. Fine Japanese Fans, now G8c. ‘0c. Satin Faus, Olive Fans, now 68c. Lace Fans, six colors, 49. Gauze Fava, four colors, 49. Decuruted Gauze Fans, gilt sticks, 98, Feather Faus, both sides alike, 25¢. White Sticks, feathors, both aides alike, Se, ‘White Stick Satin Fans, feather tips, 8c, Black Linen Fans, decorated, ‘5c. ‘Binck Satin Fans, Decorated, 49c. Mourning Filk, Satiu aud Gauze Fans, reduced from Gray Ostrich Fans, 9c, and 98c. Fine Fans in Satin, Gauzoand Feathersin delicate colors and decorations, SMITH & WARDWELL, dy22toau ld 705, 707, 709 Market Space. Srmaw Has Travruxe Hats, DERBY HATS, CASHIMERE HATS. SUN UNBRELLAS. HOLMES & CO."8 JERSEY-TITTING ATHLETIC AND BATHING GOOD FLANNEL SUITS, S48Hxe, BELTS, CAPS, OUT- XG AND TENNIS GooDs. BH STINKMETZ & SONS, @y10-3n 1937 Pa ave Comrursony Crzanxe Sure ON ACCOUNT OF REBUILDING. REBUILDING. REBUILDING. Our ecntract has been given BEBUILDING. out and we will begin on the REBUILDING. 4th of August to tear down REBUILDING, our present and replace it REBUILDING, With one of the bandsomest REBUILDING. fronts in the city. REBUILDING, Every srticle in our mam- REBUILDING. moth establishment bas been REBUILDING. marked down and it will pay REBUILDING. you to give usacall. Bargains REBUILDING, in every department, REBUILDING. REBUILDING. roOMN YS mm g8S, x XXX ~ g's R% 8 RN tei KK MON OWN Bugs erp 1 oC PRI P> A Et RN 8s ee ry AA BA Sg BF FOSS bus 244 S08 kee > 812-814 7TH ST. 812-814 7TH ST, 1t $12-814 7TH st, Ha y Ww MM MS = Pe oA ED Mao gis bbb OA A UU MM Buss POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. 9, 190. 3Se. THE PRICES FOR OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF BASKETS, We can assuredly say that you have nover had the chance to buy such Baskets at these prices before, nor will it be a short time before you get anothersuch chance. EVERY BASKET IN STOCK, whether Waste, Work or Baby Baskets, are included, =~ 9c. ONES WORTH UP TO 26c. im = « “ 500. 38e. $1. ‘We ars closing out that stock, which is the reduction reason. The prices put on them are those which will gherantee their entire sale inafewdays. We inow we could get were for them, but their sale would not be so quick, Weare after the tables the basket stock now occupies, not the few extra dollars resulting from & slower sale, RER A vu MM MM > 8°53, tae a we UNM Bays POPULAR SZ PPING PLACE, 22 7TH STREET. E2We close at 5 o'clock this evening.g Tn. Te Is Siunrs at Pr - a ee PP ga an gRe, ¥y, tee EERE ¥ Su = If you gentlemen have “hit" npon a Good-Fitting Shirt stick to it. ‘they aro few und fav between these days. The Shirt that bes the stauip of perfection ou its pattern is pretty euro to be modeled in reliable qualities, 4f you haven't what suitx—and you are the larga Majority —try oue of our six or eight biands. | 'URy one, Ne will bave your order for at lout @ heli-do, iy the nee theriug you—we will sweep ting Shirt—are clgar of al] these clo Sry onr Tuvineible—“Dwight Auchor” eotton—with Linen Bosom, lining su laueds—reiniorced seanis, ouble stitched. SU iuehes lows aud auy wize frou 7-50 couts. ‘Try “OUR AJAX"—Wamentta Muslin—all linen Hm and banda, Landiuade buttonholes and all the ‘ak spots riveted—cut on the grain of the cloth—7o - “OUR PERFECTION"—New York Mills Cotton too linen boson ‘ellet seams, Eusseted au ply bunds. #1. ‘Try Ou danlet—13% to 17 inches—$1, ‘Thene Shirts are “rough dry.” You ean get af the “core more easily that if they were starcleed asd ironed, Mauy an impertection be wintuexled in | behind glossy polish, In them every thread siands Robe Nait we want you to our 59e, lar and front neatly embroidered in colors. { Cotored ‘Trim: by tts own neizhuor, Fora 4 other wise, f them. Our in ft and er Y are the dene of perfe quality. As we said before—tf you aro all O.K.on the Shi qaest.on—“atick"—but don't let the shadow of diet satisfaction creep o1 ver ys cause you cau chat tioued and hud of lute cumtort, SEATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Establisbed 1840. it Joussox, Gaasre & Co, 636 PENN. AVE. NW. ‘We sre taking account of Stock and find we have a great many Remnents on hand which we have marked very cheap to close cut. Remnants of Batiste, the kind we sold for 10c., now 7c. Remnants Challies Gc. rhort lengths in Givghaus end Satteons. Very Cheap Remuanta in Gold and Black Dress Goods. We are showing & splendid itre of White Goods at 100 Ladies’ Fest Black Hose, very fine quality, S50 Straw Matting in 10 to 20 yand lengths, The 250, and 30¢, quality now 15¢. All of our Carpets at Cost. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO, 636 PENS. AVE. Nw, YD. C. Ghoves Ar Liss Tax Cost. Prior to the Opening of our New Store on Peansyl- ‘vauia ave. we are selling our entire stock of Gloves of every description st Jess than cost. We mention a few of our Bargains: Ladies’ 5-button Kide reduced from 75¢. to Ladies’ 5-button Kids reduced from 85c. to Ladies’ 4-batton Kids reduced from §1 to 80c. oastiew’ #-batten Undressed reduced fiom $1.25 to oan Pigskins reduced from $1.25 to eerie 8-button Monsquetaires reduced from $1.50 Ladies’ 12-button Mousquotaires reduced from 62.50 to $1.83. wane 16-button Mousquetaires reduced from $2.75 ware Mouequetaires reduced from $3.50 watioe T-hook Foster Lacings reduced from 61.62 Silk Gloves and Mitts at half price. LOUVRE GLOVE Co., It 614 9th at. ow. P. ATENT Learzrr. WHO REMEMBERS WHEN PATENT LEATHER SHOES ‘were not expensive? Made in small quantities, used by a fow, locked on as luxuries, they stood from plainer shoea, That fy “un-.meri- cau." No shoes are too good for Americans. We changed the price on the leather by buyiag wo much that ‘we were suid to be “cornering We rinked the amount we could sell by chanyiuy our profit, We came out— AUEAD-—WAY AHEAD. Of course—from the nature of the Joather—it's not so reliable cs other leather, So much more reason for a moderate price; but there are @raies of it, and we use the best. MEN'S PAT. LEAR. LACE, MEN'S PAT. LEAR OXFOKDS, EN'S PAT, LEAR. OXFORDS, €3, EN'SPAT. LEAK. PUMPs, #3, B Ugo RR TTIT * 58S fer fg fk FF es Be fod Bb fe oat = 4LTHUBR BURT & C2, 4922 121. Fst NW. Tue Goearesr Svrrenzas are NERVOUS SUFFERERS, and the greatest roliof is from the Hypophosphites ‘when chemically pure, MERTZ'S IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES is Chemically Pure aud Affords the Quickest Relief, UWStrengtuens. It Builds Up. It Enriches the Blood. It Gives Nerve Tone and Power. 75 centsa bottle, to be had of EP. MERTZ, 1014 Fst., 1t Washiny Pe CE TD TEECEEEEECE EDS Wu. H. McKarws Dany Lerrs TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1890, _ All that is Ieft of them. | We mean of the oxen oF more bargain lota recentiy so cured in New York below regular price : Sa Cuilare “Kast Blac! White Swiss Ribbed Vest Most perfect-fitting lazera yet brought Croum, Navy, Black and Light of up realo Shirt Waiste at ¥ ably lower prices prevail on all ye Cloaks, Jackets, Capes, Lace raps, &. WM, H. McKNEW uccessor to BR, HL. Taylor», 933 Peunsyivanis ave. and 97 Dst.n.w, It EEELELLLALESEERALELLELEAbbbbbhy DADO. ANDPLA ue 8 Oi Cloths ho at KAUPM ee. dy “Tue Tae Or Seves Srones» ‘We append some points eieaned from the “seven stories of trade” which bear our nuue. At all times they coutain points of value to every purchasing Sexson we have, 0 to frou this “conservatory of household efering of extraordinary interest, It sual for itself: Reception Chairs—those “niche ornamenters"—in decorations of Cold and Pink, Biue, Oak, Evony or Cherry. They were $3 and $4.50. We mark them Wicker Rockers. We reduce them from 8G to 4.50, $6.50 to $5, $7 to 85.5 Wicker Tables. Very‘elezant and ‘‘ultra-fasbion.” From $10 to $8, 89 to $7.25, 87 to $5.25, $11 to $9, 8155 to $10.78. We offer All-wool English Woven Art Squares at the following reduction: from $6.75 to $1.49. a8 51N 9.00 “ 5.8: 12.38 “8.05. These prices on our Smyraa Rugs aro about half value: Ifyou will look inour F street show window you Willseo a line of about 40 Tapestry Patterns, reduced irom @1 to 72c. per yard. ‘We have about 15 pairs of All-chenille Portieres— $34 yards iong—various shades and do-igns—to sell at 86.50. ‘hey were $10.50. We have 37 pairs of White and 28 pairs of Ecru Nottinguam Curtains to sell at Soc, ‘They were 61.25, . All Furniture Tspestries are reduced 25 per cont, If you are an admirer of interior art symbols youcan pasean hour profitasly in our store, and we'll be pleased to entertain you. dULIUS LANSBURGH, 4y19 13TH AND F STs. INN! 3 ‘TON SHO! Peobie Busts,” S224, at RAM eas DOODLE ble ae hd COMBINATION, 1241 gud 1243 11th st, ae, Jy1D-Jt 919 Pesssnvaxu Ave Wk HAVE [8 STOCK ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF FINE SWISS EMEROIDERIES FOR DRESSES. ‘THE GOODS AS THEY ARE NOW MARKED ARE AWFULLY CHEAP. WE WANT TO CLOSE THEM, AND FOR THIS WEEK OFFER AN EXTEA TWEN- TY-FIVE PER CENT OFF ON ALLOF THIS STOCK. FIFTY PIECES OF PONGEE CLOTH (PRINTED BATISTE) REDUCED TO 16 CENTS; FORMER PRICE 20 CERTS. WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY FIFTY PIECES OF STRIPED OUTINGS; FORMER PRICE 12% CENTS, NOW $ CENTS PER YARD. (ONE PRICE) \. M. SHUSTEK & SONS, 919 PENN, AVE. N.W. 5 2S Ee ise wen ik abi, (ee SDAY, OFFICE OF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, COR. 11TH AND F STS XW. Torsnx, Jnx 22, 1890. STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING aTS PM. SATURDAY AT 1 P.M. We are cleaning up the stock prior to inventory July 31 end have made ext-a- ordinary reductions on various lines throughout the store with a view of re- ducing the stock toa minimum. This reduction sale inclades surplus stocks, Mlow-selling merchandise, small lots, broken lines, short lengths and mer- chandiso that belongs strictly to sum- mer that ought to be sold this month, Our reason for these reductions is solely to be rid of the gvods by stock taking duly 31, STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN MEN'S BOSTERY.—A few weeks axo we put on sale 400 dozen imtunfacturer’s samples of Men's Half Hose. The best We still haves few leit and are thrown out on center selections went first. tablo atastill moro interesting price, They are Cottens, Lislos and Silk Striped Listes, Sizes 9g, 10 and 1034. All reduced to 18c. per pair. 3 pairs for 50e, STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN TU MEN'S DLPARTMENT.—18 Men's Fancy Vests, eingle-breasted, English make, in Checks, Strip nd Spots, cle- @antly madeand perfect fitting. Sizes 36 to 40. Reduced to $1.50 each, 10 Men's Blazers, in Club Culors and Stripes. Bizes 34 to 40, Reduced to 82 each, (Men's Department, 1013 F st) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN LINENS.—Cream and White Turkish Towels. Reduced to 12%c. each. Bleached Huck Towels, Reduced to de. each, $1.75 a dozen, Turkish Bathing Towels, in Cream and White, Reduced to 25c, each. (Second floor.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN PARASOLS.—Ladies’ 22-inch Fauey Stripe Parasols, in Hellotrope ; also Plaid in Tan and Green, Reduced from 86 to S3ecach, Ladies’ 22-inch Shaded Stripe Parasols, in Gray and Blue, Giay and Black and Red and Black. Reduced from $8 to $5 each, Ladies’ Carriage Shades at $1.75, 82 and $2.50 cach, (First floor.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN HAMBURGS.—We have an overstock of 45-inch White Embroidered Swiss Flouncings at $1.27, 1.50, 81. 81.75 and $1.87 ver yard. While thero is yet a fairdemand for these goods we havo to get rid of them before stock taking July 31. To that end we offer 150 4)-yard Patterns at the exceedingly low Price of $1.25 per yard, Wo also offer al patterns that have been & at 81 per yard, (Second floor. STOCK-TARKING REDUCTIONS IN BLANKETS.—10 pairs Ten-quarter All- wool Scarlet Blankets. Reduced to $3.50 per pair. pairs Eleven-quarter All-wcol Scar- let Blankets, Reduced to @4.25 per pair, 5 pairs All-wool Blankets, per pair, (Fourth floor.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN SHAWLS.—Anexcellent chance to secure ® Seaside or Traveling Shawl ut e greatly reduced price, 2 Gray Knit Shetland Shawls, Reduced to 75c. each. 2 Fine Iectand Wool Shawls, in Pink and Red. Reduced to @1 each, Half Brice. Reduced to 1 Fine Bleck Grenadine Mourning Shawl, with broad Lem. Reduced to $2. Cardinal Cashmere Shawls, 2 yards square. Reduced to $2 each. 3 Fine Silverine Shetland Shewls, silk Stitched, Reduced to $3.30 each. 1 Fine Siik aud Wool Persian Shawl, suitable for traveling. Reduced to 812.50, 1 Extra Fine D'Lzmar Steamer Shawl, extra size, reversible. Reduced to #18. 1 Extra Fine Double Paisley Shawl, choice colorings. Reduced to $"25. ‘The buluuce of our siock of Tine Em- Droidered Fichus at greatly reduced Prices. (Third floor.) LADIXS' NEW WASH WRAPPERS. — Ladies’ Print Wrappers, Hubbard front. pri ncess beck, rufle xt bottum, Only $1.25 cach. Ludies India Gincham Weappera, Hubbard front, princess back, rufile at bottom, Only $1.50 each. Best Quality Ladies’ Domestic Ging- bam Wrappers, with combination robe front. Only @2 each. Ladies' Fine Whito India Lawn Wrap- rere, with robe front of open-‘ork em- broidery, Only 82.50, Ladies’ Sheer White Striped Mull Wrappers, made with robe front and trimmed with embroidery. Only 94 each, (Third floor.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTION IN WINDOW SHADES.—23 Window Shades, different sizes, American, Hol- Jane, Opaque and Scotch Holland. Ready tohang. Keduced to 26c cach, (Fourth floors STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN WHITE GOODS,—Pilaid Lawns, sheer and medium weight. Heduced to 12ige. per yard. Figured Linen and Persian Dimity. Reduced to “5c. per yard. seashore and traveling Greases, 30c., ‘Be, and 37}¢0. per yard. (GSecond floor. ) MORE HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MEN.—We hsve Just received the follow- ing excellent values ‘Men's White All-linen Hemstitched ‘Men's White All-linen Tape Bordered ‘Hapdkerchiefs, Only 1234c. each. ‘Mon's White All-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, one to one-aud-s-hatf- auch hem, Only He. exch, @ for $1, ‘Men's White All-linen Tape Bordered ‘WooDWARD & LOTHROP, Corner 11thand Fou. aw / JULY 22. 1890, You Suovt Keow Tars There are reasons why the Palais Royal is offering desirable styles, colors aud sizes in Summer Dress Sequisites at prices as low and Jower than generally charwed for odds and ends, FIRST.—The Palais Royal's Stock Clesring Sale eccurred prior to July Ist, and enabled the sending of Duyere to the manufacturing centers, SECOND .—The goods secured by our buyers were bonght almost at their own prices aud forthe reason that the wholesale markets are almost deserted, owing tothe majority of merchauts being more absorbed in the disposal of old stocks than the purchase of new. PPP OA pe ak & an TT gs BF AS Fb ARH So, 4 ry a4 8 at ? a4 4liLaa RER, i a g kero ovy ay f Peo y Ave RR 00 ¥ 424 Lit Having given two reasons why the Palais Royal isan exception to the rue your appreciation of the fact is requested. Shouldn't you acknowledge i.e. the style you require, the You desire, the price so low, THE PALAIS ROYAL, advantares offered? ize You wear, the shade (Continued below.) Tose New Ruvoxs Only afew daysa nce 832 pieces of Ribbons were added to stock. Being bowcht at 33! per cent die- count we are enabled to offer the choicest Kibbons at Jower prices them commoniy quoted for inferior wrades, or for undesirable styies of odds and ends. the colors now wauted by you, though net by the im- porter, who hy ater Kibvons in his mind. Golden Green, Gobelin Blue, Olive, Muize, Myrtle, Seal Brown, Siate,Gray, Drab, Tan, Marine, Scarlet, Cardinal, Eiffel, Pink, Licht Blue, Old Kose, Terra Cotta; also White, Cream and Black, Af you'll visit the department aud critically examine the quacity, wecght and make of the wiks Composing: these Ribbons you'll aduit them THE BARGAINS OF THE SEASON, No. 5. Satin Edge G. G. oh Seabed conla bee eas Neizs © mie = «© SRA few dozen pieces of extra five quality White, Cream and Black Ribbons. No. 30 only 23c. yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Tose 60c. Tonsr Scrs, You may remember we advertised 000 seta a few daye since. ‘She sales are indicative of their actual worth. OVER 500 SETS HAVE BEEN SOLD, And 1s it a wonder? Oe. Brush, Mirror, ’ FOR 60 CENTS. - Comb, A Ivory! Celluioid! Zylonite! The real and the imi- tation are so much alike that it may be well written, what's ina name? These lvory-like Toilet articles if ought singly will cost you what is stated above. The set of three picces FORK GO CENTS, A reason why, of course, Ask our buyer. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Conta) velow) Usonerras Asp Panasors ‘The Parasol seasou is over and the manufecture Winter style Umbrellas bas barely commenced. It the wholesale man’s stock-taking time—a time when ho is anxious to dispose of what summerstock remains and wheu he is worried to find work for his hauda, Thus we aud you guin—@1.87 for:“Gloria” Umbrellas, with new style burnished and enameled silver handles, that shouid sell at $2.25 and $2.50, Warranted for one year. ‘Three lots of Parasols, some of which were made to Tetail at $8.50. Choice of lot No. 1 for 98 ceuta, Lot No. 2, $2.19, and lot No. 3, $2.75 for ehoica THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Soon Usorawear Ar Hur. 13 ceuts iustead of 23 cents for Kibbed Vests. Small, medium snd extre sizes, V-shape necks, no sleeves, silk ribbon trimuiug. Colors—Fiesh, Blue, Fink, Salmon, Lavender. If these Vests were the relics of an early purchase you wouldn't Le offered all sigesand colors, and hardly such a reduction iu price. ‘Thisis the importers’ loss Bot ours—the retailer. Aud so with the warranted Fast-black Ribbed Vests at 25 cents instead of 49 cents, And so in the Cotton Uuderwear Department, ¢ 1.25 and $1.50 Cambric and Cotton Garments for 74 cents iva fact a visit to our secoud Moor will prove, THE PALAIS ROYAL, jed below.) 20 Pen Cost Discoess 20 per cent off the marked prices of all 45-inch Em- brotdery Skirtings. Do you properly appreciate this offer? One-fifth off the murked prices of all Skirtings will include the novelties that we not long since advertised us being offered so much below prevailing prices, We allude to the following: Novelty Skirtings of Vel. Laceand Embroidery Bands “ of Medici Lace and Embroidery, termed Ribbon Embroidery. aptly named Honitan Embroidery. ©! Side and Box Pleats, iu stylish Vandyke Effecta du various Hemstitched Designs PRICES—81.25, $1.39. $1.68, 81.75, 8: €3 and $3.20 a yard, ‘These are tho prices you will find marked on these Siartinga, but we azuim remind you they are really worth more, tieugh 20 per cent discount is now allowed, When you reinember the width—45 inches—you will se how cheap!y a skirt may be made, and, sineo little oF Bo CFapery is used, how easy to muke i yourself, But how about the waist? Don't attempt to make one, We have them ready made of Fine Lawns and Linen that will fit you xec- curutely sud cost no more thau retail price of the mate Cont THE PALAIS ROYAL. ed below.) « ‘ 10 Pen Cesr Discovsr. Lace Flounciugs and Draping Nets at 10 percent Jess thon the prices marked on them. To give an idea of the reasonabie prices we'll point to a few st yles: 48-inch Bick Chantilly Lace Drapery Nets, with stripes in avery pretty floral design, Marked B¥c. a yard, but well worth 8125. 48-inch Net with diamond-shaped blocks. Extra heavy; Marked $1.25, but worth $1.50 a yard. 48-inch Black Net, with stripes of polka dot aud fig- ures. Marked $1.35, but cheap at $1.68, 45-inch Black Pulks Dot Pish Net, Marked 60c., but w:ll be recognized as 75c. quality. $2710 per cent of the marked prices. SOME OF THE 4%-INCH FLOUNCINGS, Black Caantilly, with larce fi desisn, and trellis work Vaudyke border, $2.50 quality, Marked Thantilly, roses and leaves, scalloped border, 82.50 quality. Marked 1.68. jack, with polka dots and deep Vandyke points, S quality. Marked $2.08. Biack,altermate stripes of Tosca net and Chant luce, Vandyke border, 82.98 quality. Marked $2. 827-10 per ceut off the marked pricos, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) “J al Seecut Dress Goons B ancarss. (Silks, Woolens and Gingbams. ) 50-CENT SILKS—A few weeks since we advertised Gxe. quality Biack Shanghai and Surah Silks for 50 CENTS. The few pieces were soon sold and many in- auiries have since been made by would-be purchasers. We again have a few days’ supply—20 pieces. The Shaughai Silks, full 23 inches wide; the Su.abs are 19 mehes wide. 45-CENT WOOLENS—Warranted All-wool Cream Cashmere, Nun's Veiliug, Albatross aud Twill Flau- nel, These goods will wash. 9-CENT GINGHAMS—in Scotch Plaids, Checks, Stripes and Side Bands. &P~ A basque pattern made from one of Butterick's celebrated designs is given to each purchaser of @ reas pattern, so that your entire suit meed not cost muore than @1. To itustrate: 1 spool 0.N.T. Cotton. THE PAaLais ROY. (Continued below.) Guoves Dows Ix Paice. Not for undesirable odds and ends, but for Proper Summer Gloves, in all correct shades; SESKEIESE SENS SEE TEES ceeeee egy We close a 6 p.m How Azz You Orr Fox Paxrst ‘When we matched up the sult stock the other day — fetting ready to take inventory—we found about 300 Pairs of fancy trouscrs—“Orphans."—the costs and ‘vests like them have been sold . ‘We dou’t want to put them in with our regular trous- eringe—they dou't belong there. You ean uses pair or two—can't you? Maybe there's s match for the suit you're wearing. —Whetber there is or not you can find more than one pair that will wear well with it They're all sorta, because they're from all sorts of euits—Chev- jots, Cassimeres, Tweeds &o, We've made a division of them—with @4.50 the separsting live, We dou"t ask anywoere near what they're worth To get them out of our way is the main point with us, ‘Bo those that are worth 63 50, €4 and @4. And those that are worth $5, $5.50, 66 and 67 TG SF-ARE 83.98 23 bbkbhkh ‘Don't know as there are two pair alike inal the three bundred—vut that's of po consequence, They're all neat patterns—will “fit you like gloves.” We've a plle—“dog-bigh”—of BLACK and BLUE CHEVIOT SUIT PANTS that are minus Coats and Vests, You couldn't take the money snd buy them from regular pants stock for from $4 to @7. They're actually worth more than that. Plain black and plain Diues, Wear well with anything. SUG 62° WE'VE MARKED THEN $3.08 RERLELARALAL SALA Nearly as many BLACK COKKSCLEWS—thrown on our bands in the same way. As good worsteds as ever took pantr‘oon shape, If they're worth @ thouglt— they're worth from $5 to $7.50. But— TTT S2- WE'VE MARKED THEM 83.50.¢9 BELALLRLAAALAGBLLALS It's plain to see we don"t want them, But we think YOU DO, We'reobliged to turn them out each sus n— if we didn't they'd soon overrun ua Third floor—ride up. Friday's Star “ed.” is “alive” yet—in the Boys’ end Children’s Department. The varieties are not quite as brilliant—but what are left are as god as those that have been sold, There are separate pavts, kilts aud blouse waists in this “moss” of “bargains.” Don't forget the suits im this O sale of curs. We'vegots “corner” on the enthusiasm this week sure. Everybody's wild over the qualities we've led up ‘to this slaughter, €AKS AND COMPAYY, PRICE WRECKERS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH aye STREES. RRRRRRLRALRELELEL EGR ALAL Lebbih Banoarsa W. B MOSES & SONS, CORNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOODS, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS, &c. To make space for the new goods for fall season we are offering many attractive barguine. The fullowing are afew: UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 500 Curtain Poles, full length, with trimmings all complete, worth 50c. and Te. ; 1 200 Curtain Poles, extre heavy, with trimumings complete, worth 7c. to $1.50; 25e. each, 50 pairs Lace Curtuins reduced to 75c. 100 pairs Lace Curtains reduccd to #1. Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices. Alarge assortment of portieres, less than wauutace turers’ prices. CARPET DEPARTMENT. Carpets cf the following sizes, made of Remnants, with Border all around: TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 8 feet 3 inches by 9 feet ¥ inches, $9; reduced from 815. 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet, $10.50; reduced from e18. 8 feet 3 inches by 10tcet 6 inches, 10.50; reduced from #18. 8 feet 3 inches by 11 fect, 811; reduced from $18. Sfcet 3 inches by 13 feet 9 inches, $15; reduced from @22.50. 8 feet 3 inches by 13 feet 6 inches, €15; reduced from 822. 8 feet Sinches by 14 feet, $16.50; reduced from B25. 10 feet 6 inches by 13 fcet 6 inches, @15; reduced from 25. 10 teet 6 inches by 15 feet, $18; reduced from #29. 10 feet 6 inches by 16 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced from $51, BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 4 feet 6 inches by G feet, 64; reduced from 88. 8 feet 3 inches by 14 fect, 616; reduced from $25. 8 feet ¥ iuches by 12 feet, @15; reduced trom 0. 10 feet G inches by 13 feet @ inches, €23; reduced MOQUETTE AND WILTON CARPETS, 6 by 7 fect, $10: reduced from $15. 6 by 8 fect 6 inches, $12. 50; reduced from @18, G feet 9 inches by 8 fect Y inches, 813.50; reduced from $20. 8 feet 3 inches by 12 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced from $32.50. 8 foct 3 inches by 10 feet 3 inches, $20; reduced trom 830. © feet by 10 feet 3 inches, $15; reduced from 300 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Ruga $2.50; reduced from $4.25, STRAW MATTINGS. — white and fancy, 40 yds, worth $5, 250 Rolls white ana fincy, 40 yds. worth $6, $4. oa Kolls Heavy Jomtless, 40 yds.,worth $16, 10. 150 Rolls Heavy Damask, 40 yds, worth $16, $10. BABY CARKIAGES. ‘Weare offering $4 discount on every carriage OF more, and #2 discount on every carriage from $15 t0819. ‘This is an opportunity to buy « fine carriage for very little money, ‘WINDOW SHADES. We are offering sfine assortment of colors with all ‘Sxtures and complete for 25c. each. full line of every style snd size from 75 cents to VO W. B. MOSES & ONS, Cor, 11th and F sta nw, ‘Washington, D.C. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERIES, DEO RATIONS, WALL PAPER, &c., 60 wis