Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1890, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: The railroad lobby is now confident that it has frightened or induced enough of the Repre- sentatives who voted against it last District day to be absent, and made enough acquisitions to its own little “list” te control things next Mon- day. It may be that some of the names upon its “list” have been placed there without au- thority, The proceedings of next District day will throw light on this subject, and they will be noted with interest by the people of the city, including the workingmen's and citizens’ organizations which have concerned them- selves im the matter. The farmers of “the rural constituencies” whose Representatives, the railroad says, opposed it last District day may also take an interest in the House's action. It is significant, whether the ways and means committee so regard it or not, that such lead- ing Republican journals as the Philadelphia Press—the consistent advocates of protection— are urging the amendment of the McKinley bill in deference to public sentiment and in accordance with the suggestion of Secretary Blaine. The Press says this morning that the Republican party always faces to the front and presses forward and that it ought to po possi- ble by broad and judicious compromise to se- cure all the advantages of reciprocity without risking the passage of the McKinley bill. No one, it adda, in or out of Congress, can doubt that Secretary Blaine’s utterances on this sub- ject have laid bare a popular feeling on this issue which no wise legisiator can fail to note. ———$——— If the street car people want to see more Mt. Pleasant people riding in the cars on the extension they can easily do so by giving checks from the branch to the main line. A bit. Pleasant resident wou!d more willingly pay five cents to ride a square in Mt. Pleasant than pay eight cents to ride from Mt. Pleasant to the navy yard. It is not the distance or the amount, it is the principle. = “The most serious evil which afflicts South Washington is the obstruction to travel and traifie of the belt of surface tracks, which sep- arate the wharves, river front and a whole sec- tiou of the city from the business center; whatever else may fail to be uccomplished, this obstruction should be removed.” Report of Board of Trade, The extent of the danger and obstruction of this no-thoroughfare belt is indicated in an ar- ticle printed elsewhere in Tuz Stan. Tho qain contention of the people of Washington is for relief from the grade crossings evil, because it touches human life. They also wish their park restored wholly or partially to public use, either by s removal of railroad tracks from the W. A. Puscz & Co. Buccessons TO & @ pavis. gains, we do you the justice to believe you to be Judges of prices and values. Beginning on Moniay morning we will offer: UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. mall, or by concealing them in their course through the park. But provisions for the beauty of the city do not compare in importance with measures to protect life. —————— Whether the Farmers’ Alliance, as suggested by Senator Voorhees, would make a better ed- itor of the Congressional Record than the pres- ent staif is immatertal. The whole people are im the bumor to take a whack at the business and wipe out the unmade speeches, the apolo- getic essays and the dead statistice on all sorts of subjects that daily camber its pages, And they mean to have sooner or later, and sooner rather than Inter, an unexpurgated edition of the proceedings, if anything more than the bare record of official acts is to be preserved. ———— —_—— ExSecretary Bayard endorses what Secre- tary Blaine says about the British prime minis- ter’s full acceptance of an agreement with the condition proposed by the United Stater, It seems that the coils that fix the charge of being deable-minded on the British government are siowly settling around Lord Salisbury’s neck. oo Every friend of the District should be Present in the House next Monday, and every oue should vote to recommit the Atkinson bill, no matter whether the accompanying instructions are entirely satisfactory to him or not If the is not recommitted and brought before the House with some provision concerning the mall and grade crossings in it, propositions concerning these improvements will be raled out as not “germane” amend- ments. 80 that every one who favors a remedy of any sort for the grade-crossings evil, and every one who favors an improvement of railroad occupation of the mall, but not the removal of the station, should vote for the re- committal. When the bill comes again before the House the remedy which he favors will be germane as an amendment, and the House can then decide between various measures of relief. To vote against recommittal is todeny all relief. oe The McKinley tariff bill has been translated into Freuch and published in the Zemps of Paria. As Congress has done nothing in the copyright legisiation of course the author of the bill can make n.. claim against the pub- ushers, If it be true, as the London Chronicle says, that “the representatives of England are mere babies in the bands of Mr. Blaine,” why docan’t he spank them iuto reasonableness and good behavior? The English newspapers are ‘unconsciously but surely creating a boom for Blaine in 1892, If, as suggested by Senator Sherman, the Congressional! Record had an editor, he would have to go armed and wear a cost of mail all the time, Silver is going up so that when you come to buy wedding presents next fal! you will regret exceedingly that you favored the passage of the silver bill. ——— The current number of Frank Leslie’s Ilus- trated Newspaper of New York contains a pic- ture of “ox-Senator Hearst” driving in Central Pack, English syndicates know s good thing when they see it. A large one bas just purchased the rich tim mines at San Jacinto, Cal, aud will take ebundant advantage of the infant industry features of the McKinley tariff bill. Guatemala has declared war against Salvs- dor. It is aimost time. The declaration of hostilities should never ing more than seven or eight battles behind the hostilities. aaa It will be & fine campaign joke on the new rales of the House if Congress shonida’t bap- pen to adjourn until late in the fall. ‘The Frye letters of the present campaign are cresting more of s sensation then the ‘-fry-the- fat” letters of the late campaign. The differ- ence is that between spent ball anda flying balles -_———— + = Salvador is winning = great many paper battles, oe Senator Teller, with others, has bonght the Rocky Mountain News of Denver, and now, when he feels like stepping up higher, Le ean Fesign bis Senatorship and become an edster. oo Chicago wants anew count of ber consus, which shows up one hundred thousand shert Were Are —— 4 Infants’ Long Drowes.... €1.25 80.75 enue : 100 ere 150 3° 8 « 110 2 .- oo - 1.50 pee are ae 1.00 —S © «© 1.40 — 7 © short 25 —s ° * 1.50 —2 bead i” bad 2.00 —s * « s 2.40 —s2 © 8 @ 3.25 —— Muslin Night Gowns, +63 +55 — a a -90 73 — Cd bad » 1.00 85 — © & © 118 +95 ae ee 1.26 1.00 — = = s 175 1.50 —« #£ ws 226 1.80 — & & © 300 2.50 —— Muslin skirts 56 +50 — * & 75 -60 — e ° -88 +70 — © « 1.00 280 — + » 110 90 _- bad e 1.35 1.10 che eS 1.50 1.28 — bad » 165 1.40 — * e@ 176 1.50 — “— ™ short 50 40 — *¢ « “40 +33 —— Muslin Chemises. 50 -40 te “ +50 “ “ +70 « “ -80 “ “ +85 “ “ 1.00 sede 188 “ 95 =e “ 140 “ . 125 —— Muslin Drawers, 2 28 ae “ 33 . ” 38 “ * 40 - 50 pcr ath ie 60 “ -70 — « « +80 se - « 1.00 — ro 1.16 —— Low Neck Cambric Corset Covers... - +30 28 —— Low Neck Cambric Corset se 50 -70 80 1.00 1.25 —— High Neck Cambric Corset Covers... ase 23 —— Hizh Neck Cambric Corset Cove: - «th 38 —— Hiwh Nock Cambric Corset Covers, ne 50 40 —— Hich Neck Cambric Corset 3 7 -60 +80 -70 1.00 -80 143 1.00 1.50 1.25 140 115 TABLE LINENS. ——- German Biesched Tsble Dam: +50 -40 —— German hed Table i 5 -65 —— German Bleached Table mae -80 100 2.60 HTT White and Colored Cloth, wish Napkins to match... WHITE GOoDs. All Checked, Striped and Plain Nainsook India Linen and Muslina. Were...15 .25 .30 Plain and Striped India Linons in Bisek. All-linen Towels... 10 pieces Sateen Lining, 25e. —— 25 atyles Fine Towels at cost. | +10 20 10 ls I | ‘We will close out the balance of our “Outing” Cloths at Sc. s yard. ‘We have a remarkable offer to make in Parsee, From ‘8 traveling representative of the famous Paris Purse House of Amson Freres we purchased his line of sam- Dies. His orders all taken and having no further use for them he sold them to us. There are 400 Purses in the lot—every ome diferent, They were samples of goods made to sell all the way from 25c. to $4.50. We divide them into six lots—Se., 10c.. 15¢.. 25¢ 50c. and $1. They are actually the finest Purses we ever saw in our lives. Asis the ease in all sach “one-of-a-kind” sales, if you want first and best choice do not delay valling early on Monday morning for these Pursca, W. A. PIERCE & CO, ‘Successors to E. G. DAVIS, 2s MARKET SPACE AND EIGHTH s?. ‘Was made to our advertisement of = reduction of prices on goods we wishel to clese out. We will con- tinue till all brokes lots of goods, no matter what their intrinsic value, are gone. Balanes of Dr. Warner's Summer Heal th Corgets to 50 cents, A few pieces of Swies Flouncing, 27 inches wide, narrow embroidery, to 123 cante per yard. Remnants of Embroidery of alt kinds st one-half value. Remnants of White Geode of all kinds, Ginghams, (Calites, &e., st a great reduction. Balance af stock of Wool Chailies to 12% centa, Boys’ Quilug Flannel Waiste, ages 4 to 13 years, 25 eorts Boy’ Outing Shirts, all sizes, 36 cents, ‘Men's Outing Flennel Shirt, made with yoke- shaped sleeves and two pockets, 46 cents, CARHART & “EIDY, “PHILADELPHIA STORE.” 26 28 TE at and 706 K st. aw. ee 30 BAAD ASD LbbhhnADhAbDDLD LALLA SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1890 EE 12 iver eee Vere eteguaony Tog as roy onthe of an eoriy ‘We EH. McKSEW @uecessor to BR. HL Taylors, S33 Ponacytvanis ave and 9277 Detnw. PEbboRRRARhLAbbhbEhbDbEbbhhbbth Kixes Pacsce, $12-814 SEVENGH ST. X.W, rete: the Sthof Aurust and re- at Se ‘God = a Sacre wea are our entire stock of Milli- of our immense nery, Dry Goods, ¥. i it. Don’t Guods ‘snd "Notiona A mind what they are large assortment of Bieg- = mark: whether it is erson hand, 7de., Bie, OF $1.26, But Temember, you have your choice 10F 5 REMEMBER, THIS SALE IS COMPULSORY, BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. PAL AGE. 812-814 7TH 8ST. N.B.—Remomber, we are located at 812-814 7th at. 2.w., and our store extends from 7th to Sth st No branch store in thiscity. BU Avezsacs. OULFITTER-HATTER. ‘You see it's getting quite warm again. And when the ‘sur throws back his veil once more we'll have a second installment of southern summer. For some time to come you'll have use for the light fabrics in Neckwear, It may interest you, therefore, to know that we are wiving 20 per cent off on all Summer Neckwear. All our “outing” snd negligce specialties have been reduced. Shirts, Sashes snd Belts are especially low. ‘We have still remaining many of thesesson's leading ‘shapes in fine Straws and Light Derbys. 25 per cent discount on these, At Both Stores, AUERBACH, OUTFILTER-HATTER, 623 PENN. AVE. AND COR. 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. 1t Irs A Farovexr Tue TO HEAR COMPLAINT OF CHILDREN'S SHOES, It’s not a frequent thing to hear thig Plaint from those who buy the beat, If you do but know how little more you have to pay to get the very bost You'll say yourself you are poor in- deed if you cannot pay that much, or, ill, you'll say you csnuot af- ‘ap ones, FIFTY CENTS, AT MOST, ON CHILDREN'S SHOES, ‘Will bridge across from trash to vir- tue. You yot more wear than you pay for sndail the extra comfort free, CHILDREN'S BUTTON, 61.59, $1.75, 62.00, 62.50. CHILDREN'S OXFORDS, 81.50, 81.75. BOYS' LACE, RUSSET AND BLACK, 92.00, 82.50, BOYS' KUSSET CXFORDS, €1.75, 82.00, $2.50, 4ETHUR LURT & CO, 4726 3411 ¥ BE XW, Ea" We close at 5 p.m. i re om datly and 1 p.m. on Saturdays Cor Prices Ox Scorca Grxazaus PERRY'S. plicate deliveries left them with t is the reduction? That is what you want to kucw. ‘Well—here is how they run: nbbose BOUREETE SCKIPES in Sage and Old Rose were 30 conts drop Just « nickel— ard. ‘The DAMASK SIMIPLD ean and Eider some ‘Gray and Gray—that bog pt Tf al Oy un for the ad DAWAGK STuiPes ib Tan, Ol lioes, Verdure and 8 jemm shies ‘Bot Pink snd Gray Pla DD, ‘nt 600: we have “PERBY BUILDING" ‘NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, Established 1840 BAU RS ITH STREET, LADIES—We're looking for exclamation points after Your remarks when you have read what is below. ‘The matter is such that it will certainly pro- voke them. Some may be of surprise, some imeredulity, but they all BHOULD be of pleasant snticipation We can’t even see the hilt of the knife now. IVs gone straight into the prices, Blade and ali, Our stock is SEASONABLE, but goods you mow want and need, LADIES $2.50 Gtriped Cloth Jackets, Drab and ‘Tans; now 81. LADIES’ $4.50 Imported Jack- eta, in Stripes only, vest front; now $1.75, 26 MISSES' Gingham Dresses, sizes 4 to1 @ycars; prices were from $2.50 to 65; Bow $1.50 for your choice, All of our $1 “King” Shirt Waiats, white or colored; now ‘Tc. each. 50c. All-wool Shirt Waists, in Light and DarkGrays;now Ble. each, EF A URE = uu POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE sy26 7TH STREET. rrr OA NN g3Sy . 22 Ny Ses8 5 ‘Notwithstanding the large sales in this department we still claim the best assortment and cheapest prices in the city, NOTICE REDUCTIONS. 5e. Paper Fans, now 3c, 7c. Paper Fans,now Sc. Pocket Fans, 10c.,18¢., 256, Japanese Parchment Fins, 106. Japenese Half Mourning Fans, 120, Parchment Fans, laced, 19¢. Flirtation Fans, laced, 39c, 80c. Fine Japanese Fans, now G8. ‘90c, Satin Fans, Olive Faus, now 680, Lace Fans, six colors, 49¢, Gauze Fans, four colors, 40¢. Decorated Gauze Fans, gilt sticks, 980 Feather Pans, both sides alike, 250. White Sticks, feathers, both sides alike, 590, White Stick Satin Fans, feathor tips, 980, Black Linen Fans, decorated, 25c. Black Satin Fans, Decorated, 49c. Mourning Silk, Satiu sud Gauz2 Fans, reduced from $1.29 and $1.19 to 98. Gray Ostrich Fans, 59¢. and 98c. Fine Fans in Satin, Gauze and Feathers in delicate colors snd decorations, SMITH & WARDWELL, Sy26toanld 705, 707, 700 Market Space, “Tas Bist Aorncr Ix Tux WORLD.” Tocontrol the market ona desirable commodity is ‘the desire of every enterprising house. An exclusive agency ie a grest possession. But ina broad sepse “The Best Agency in the World,’ is the one which yields the greatest advantage to the purchaser, and we claim to Rave that awency, aud here's the proof; Smyrus Rugs 9 ft. by 12 ft., 629. . ** 736 tt. by 1036 {t., 822 G ft. by 9 ft, $13.75, 4tt by 7 ft, $6.10, Sit by Cit, 83.95. 234 ft. by 5 ft., 82.40, 2 ft, by 46ft, 82.10. Mata, 136 ft by 3 ft. 950, ‘These are Bromley's Celebrated Rugs, 600 Linoleum Mets, 2 ft. by 3 ft., 500 250 be “ 25 ft by date, v1. 300 Kidderminster Rugs, 2 ft. by 4 ft, 91, Our All-wool English Woven Art Squares, in the fol- lowtng sizes: 3 yards by 25, 3 yards by 2%, 3 yards by 3, 3 yards by 434; the regular price for these is $1 Asquare yard, We mark down to 60 cents, Verandah Rockers, of reed, with frame of maple or walnut, 85. Oak or Mahorsny Rockers, Medium size, $3.25; large size, $3.75. Stationary Piagss Arm Chairs, of maple and devilled cane, 63. Large Lawn Settees, 6 ft. lous, of oak of painted, $5. Cottage Rockers, maple and deviled cane, $2.25. ‘Woven Rattan Couches, 610. ‘We mark our Adjustable Window Screens at 45c, ‘S0c. and 60c. You on figures. We won't say what we'll sel) ‘Weill sall if you'lh give us pebance, JULIUS LAXSBURGE, ate 13TH AND F STs, TJounsox, Guaszn & Co, 696 PEXX. AVE. Nw. ‘We ase taking secount of Stock and find we have 5 rest many Remnants om band which we have OFFICE OF ‘COODWARD & LOTEROR OR 11TH AND F STS RW. Sarcanar, Imr 26, 1890, STORE CLOSES SATURDAY AT 1 P.M. OTHER EVENINGS AT 6 P.M. Monday is the THIRD DAY of our SIX DAYS’ REMNANT SALE before STOCK-TAKING, JULY 31. Weare exerting every effort to clear out oar Remuants and Odds and Ends before ‘next Thursday, and will succeed if a low Price be any inducement, Particularly attractive Remnant bargains are being offered in Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Suits, Setteens, Ginghams, Shawls, Upholstery, ‘Ladies* Muslin and Merino Underwear, Gloves, ‘Hosiery, Wash Goods, &c, In these you will be surprised how much can be bought for so littla, STOCK-TAKING BARGAIN IN LADIES’ HOSIERY.~We have only sbout 7 dosen of Ladies’ Extra Fine Fast Black Lisle Thread Hose, Richelieu ribbed, double heels and toes, In order to get rid of them before stock-taking we have made the price on them 35c. per pair, ‘Sfor@l. Regular 50c. gosds, (First floor, annex.) STOCK-TAKING REMNANTS IN GLOVES, ‘These must be sold before STOCK-TAKING, THURSDAY, JULY 31. Ladies’ G-button-length Jersey TaffetaGloves, in Tans, Modes and Grays, Reduced to 3c. per pair. Children's Silk Lace Mitts in Assorted Shades of Tan. Reduced to 10c. per pair. (Girst floor.) MISSES’ GINGHAM AND CHEVIOT SUITS. 5 Children's English Cheviot Suits. Sizes 3, 4, Gand S years, Reduced from 85, $5.50, 86 and $6.50 to $2.75 each. 2 Children's Dark Plaid Gingham Dresses, Bizes 6 and 10 years, Reduced from $5 to 82.75 each, 5 Children’s Guimpe Dresses in French Ging- hams, Sizes 3,4, 6, 8 years, Reduced from 84.75 to $3 each, MISSES’ WHITR SUITS.—1 Misses’ White Lawn Dress, embroidery trimmed, Size 14 years, Reduced from 87 to 83. 1 Misses’ White Lawn Dress,embroidery trim- med. 8ize 16 yesra, Reduced from g7 to $4. 1 Misses’ White Mull Dress, bemstitched. Bize 14 years, Reduced from 815.75 to $6.75. CHILDREN’S WHITE SUITS.—2 Children’s White Suita, Sizes4 and 12 years. Reduced from #3.50 to $1.75 each. 1 Child's White Suit, Size 8 years. Re duced from 84.25 to 82. One lot Children's White Suits, about a dozen ifferent styles, Sizes 4, 6, 8 and 10 years, Reduced from $7.50, $8.50, $10 to $5 each, (Third floor.) GREAT REDUCTIONS IN LADIES’ HAND- KERCHIEFS.—Five lots of Ladies’ Handker- chiefs to go before STOCK-TAKING, JULY 31, st greatly reduced or remnant prices. After the successful sale of a certain line of Handker- chiefs we always let the remaining few gosta greatly reduced price. 18 Ladies’ All-linen Unlaundered Hand-em- broidered Hemstitched Initisl Handkerchiefs, one-balf-inch hem. 2 A's, 2 D's, 33's, 2 N's, 3 O'e,2 P's, 1 Tand 3 W'a Remuant price 10c. each. 3 Ladies’ Sheer All-linen Hand-embroidered Hemst:tched Initial Handkerchiefs, embroid- ered dot in hem, 1 F and 2 O's Remnant price 20c. each, ‘24 Ladies* Sheer All-linen Hand-embroid- ered Fancy Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs, one-inch hem, 2 A's, 2 E's, 2 F's, 2 G's, 2 K's, 1L, 2 N's, 2 O's, 2 P's, 1B, 26's, T's, 1 Vand 1W. Remmant price 25c. each. 27 Ladies’ All-linen Hand-embroidered Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs, 2-imch hem, 2 D's, 1 E, 2 F's, 3 G's, 3 J's, 2 K's, 1 N, 3 O's, 2 P's, 1 R, 2 T's, 3 Ve ond 2 W's. Remnant Price 25c. each. 31 Ladies’ Sheer All-linen Hand-embroid- ered Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs, 1-inch hem, 2 D's, 3 E's, 2 F's, 3 Ja, 2 K's, 4 L's, 2N's, 30%, 2 P's, 2 Bia, 2 Ts, 3 V's aud 1 W. Remnant price 35c. each; 3 for $1. irst floor; center.) WHITE GOODS AT HALF THEIR ORIGI- ‘NAL PRICE.—1,000 yards Lace Plaid Lawns, im lengths of from 3 to 12 yards, at Sc. per yard. An extraordinary offering. (Becond floor.) 8 LADIES’ WHITE SUITS, only need Isun- dering. Sizes as follows: 2 White Suits, handsomely embroidered. Sizes 32 and 34. Beduced from $10 to $6.75 each. 1 Embroidered White Suit. Size 32. Reduced from 810 to 85. 1 Embroidered White Suit. Size 32, Reduced from 816 to $10. 1 White Suit, handsomely embroidered and made with high sleeves. Size 38. Reduced from $23 to $17. 1 White Suit, embroidered bandsomely, tucked front. Size 34. Beduced from $25 to sis. 1 White Suit, embroidered handsomely and made hich sleeves, Size 34. Heduced from 626 to $20. 1 Very Handsome Lace Dress, elaborately trimmod with silk ribbon Size 34. Reduced from $37.50 to $27.50. (Third foor.) REDUCTIONS IN 45-INCH WHITE HEM- STITCHED 8WI8S FLOUNCINGS.—We have made three lots of these extraocrdivary reduc- tons, LOT No, 1 comprises 45-inch Hemstitched Flouncings that were 75c. per yard; also Bealloped Edge Flouncings, embroidered full Gepth, that were 75c. and S7}¢c. per yard. All Fedaced to 50c. per yard. LOT No. 2 comprises Patterns of Hem- stitched Flouncings that were Tic. and 85c, per yard. All reduced to G2i4c. per yard. LOT No. 3 comprises patterns of Hem- stitched Swiss Flouncings that were $1 yer yard. All reduced to 75¢. per yard. (Firat floor.» SHAWLS REDUCED, —2 Cardinal Knit Shet- land Shawls. Beduced to 91 each. 1 Cardinal Iceland Wool Shawl Reduced toel 4 Fine Cardinal Cashmere Shawls, 2 by Z yards. Reduced to $4 each. 1 Fine Grenadine Mourning Shawl, Reduced to 82. 1 Fine Double Bisnket Shaw! in Red and Black Checks, suitable for traveling. Reduced to 46. 1 Fine All-silk Surah Shawl, in Cream; wash- able. Reduced to $7. 3 Cream Ioeland Wool Hand Knit Fascinstora. ‘Beduced to 75c. each. REMNANTS IN BLANKETS.—3 Colored Crochet Quilts, double bed size, Reduced from $1.25 %o ¢1 each. 5 Cotton Filled Cymforts, double bed size. Reduced from $2.75 to @2 each. ‘3 pairs Eleven-querter All-wool Bisnkets, Reduced from $6.75 to $5 per pair. 2 pairs Twelve-quarter Alj-wool Beduced from 9.25 to $6 per pair. 26 Comer 11th and Fos. ae Those onlering Gloves are requested to send sample of color desired: state also whether long of short Angers, thin or fet hand and we'll fit you “thro’ the mail” as accurately as if the Gloves were Stted at the counter. Send for our Glove catalogue, aa = ‘Ladies’, Men's and Children’s Furnishings of every description are in stock AND A FULL COMPLE- MENT OF STYLES, SIZES, COLORS, &C. Those or- dering by mail will appreciat e this tion to Tule at this season, — - THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Acruux Srviz Hasoxrromers, ‘The Palais Royal. in conjunction with afew stores tn New York and Chicago, is first to show the new au- tumn styles. Over 1,000 dozen Handkerchicts, all lately out of the custom house, now load the shelves snd decorate the windows of the Palais Koyal. Out-of-town patrons are requested to end for apeci- mens; those still in town may well spenda half hour here on Monday. ‘The display ts the largcst ever made in this city thus early in the season. ‘The correct imported autumn styles sre offered at ‘Unusually small profit m order to create a brisk Vusi- ‘ness during what is generally considered the dull ses son. Need we again ask you to call on THE Pi v? 18 ROYAL «Continued below.) Lions Acrous Hasoxercuers. White isto be the correct style, though some new and very pretty colored borders are shown. AT 123¢CEN18.—Over one bundred patterns, in- cluding nove Ities in drawn work, reverine, embroid- ery and hemstitching. Special good values are these: Style No. 61,with embroidery leaf in center aud in the 2-tnch bemstitched border. Style No. 28: Hem- stitched border and large blocks of drawn work in cen- ter, Style No. 34; Hemstitched border,embroldery initial in corner. These are guaranteed the usual 1Gc, quality. Ew"Afeature of our 12%¢c. Handkerchiefs is that they are ALL PURE LINEN and so guaranteed. AT 25 CENTS —One bundred and thirty-three dif- ferent styles. You may safely order by mail sny of the following, for they are the gems of the collection: Style No. 19: Sealloped embroidery edge with center of open work and embroidery. Style No. 28: Hemstitcbed and four rows of revering. Style No?31: Vandyke hem and embroidery. Style No. 91: Center of open work, hemstitched border of em- Droidery. Style No. 1: Hemstitched borders, drawn work center, initial in corner. We have contracted to take 1,000 dozeu of these Handkerchiefs, The first installment of 100 dozen is here. They sre unlaunder- ed, just as they come from the homes of the Irish peas- ante and the convents of France, A little creased and dirty, but the exquisite HAND EMBROIDERY is rec- o«nized, and we ae selling them more often six ata time than one. Only 25 cents cach for Handkerchieis that when Jaundered would easily bring 50c. ‘tis Your initial? Send order for sample Hand- kerchief. At 3ic., 50c, 68e., T5e, 8Oe., OBe. . €@ 1.48, $1.68, 81.75. 81.98, &: 2.35 2.48 s the finest coll:ction of Hand-embroidered French Linen Handkerchiefs ever exhibited bere. THE PaLals ROYAL, _(Continued below.) Mews Avrowx Haspxrncmers, Gentlemen, we know we must be brief with you, 123 ceute for Fuli Size Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, white and colored, taye aud hemstitched borders: quality that retails for 25 cents at the men's furnish- ing stores. AtZ5, 35, 50 and GO cents the latest autumn novel- ties from London and Paris. A bargain ere those with hemstitched burers and corners hand embroidered. They should be 35c. instead of 250. THE PALAIS FR (Continued below. — a) Cunrexs New Hasoxzrcurers 5 cents for warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiefs with the new series of Kate Greenaway fancy hem- stitched borders; warranted fast colors. 3 for 25 cents for French Novelty Handkerchiefs, 2 for 25 cents is the price for those with scalloped and embroidered borders; quality that in iadics' size retails at 25 cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Fos Taunce Dass. ‘The Days are: MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, duly 28, July 29, July 30. The First Specialty is: LACES AT TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT. Every yard of Lace at 10 per cent less thsn the price marked op the boards. Remember the marked Pricesare cash sale prices, and therefore lower than quoted if we did a lanze credit business. Remember, too, this is mot a closing-out sale of odds and ends, but offers a choice from full pieces of THE LATEST STYLE LACES. Chantilly Lace Flouncings, Chantilly Trimming Laces Bussia Drapery Nete, Plat Val. Laces, La Tosca Nets, Italian Val. Laces, Vaodyke Trimming Laces, Linen Torchon Laces, Fedora Trimming Laces, Irish Pomt Laces, Oriental Trimming Laces, Hand-made Laces, fa-Special attention is asked to the fine variety of ‘Hand-made Laces for drose aud underwear trimming. Not only beautiful in design, but the most durable ‘and econouncal of all laces, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Nortoxs Ar Sreciat Parces. What don’t we include uuder the heading of “No- tions?” The list beiow is buts hint of the variety and the special prices, éach were ordered, &2-The Ansonia Clock Company is one of the largest in the United states, They xuarantes all their clocks for one year, so that we, in turn, can gusrautes them to you. 527 The writing paper we contract for of the leading producer in the country. Mauy tons are bought and sold every year. investigation will show that the quality we offer at 17 cents & pound—sbout 120 chests is equal to that usually retailed st 20 and 25 cents. $2 The toilet sots consist of brush, comb and (Contipued below.) Guovss Sr Dowx Ix Pace’ Warm weather or cool the sale of our gloves has to be Kept up to the standard. The reseon is we contract to take from the makers so many hundreds of dozens per annum and we can't force tim to cena naar them during tbe busy season. We have Fecetved Gloves and over 50 dozen Un- 850 ‘Undressed bas owes 8115 81.55 Undressed Kid ee Bde, Sbe. 96e. ‘250, Sle. quality ‘SSc. quality tetennseeeee: 7 FBe. Quadty TODUCOE 0 .ere.eesecseneseseeeseeeee OES THE PALAIS ROYAL, ‘a4. LISNER 26 ‘Corner 12th st, and Pa.sve. ———— Ww ANTED- Two Go of Dress Goods Mea. (Ope Cloth Man. Ove Domestic Man. Ove Upholstery Salesman. One Handkerchief Saleswonan. One Infants’ Wear Saleewoman, Ove Hosiery Ssleswoman. ‘Must be experienced salespeeple ‘Rone others peed apply. LANSBURGM & BRO. ‘The above apeaks volumes. Our good work reaps Teward, Whilst others furlough people we sre com- Pelled through a deci ded increase of business to im crease our clerical forca We have cultivated the good. ‘Will Of the people aud have benefited by it. We have sold Tous of Goods in the past fortnight. But we ‘Dave not fuished yet. More m erchandise needs rak- ing over. Nota dollar's worth of Summer Goods shall remain in our house, 180. WOOL CHALLIES, 1240. * A beautiful variety to select from, All cholce pat» terns. 1f you thipkit is too Inte for the light colors choose the dark ones. We have plenty of them. A FURTHER REDUCTION OF TEN PRR CENT ON BATHING SUITS, Of these che assortment is not so large or complete, ‘We have cut the price eo often that they havedwindled down and down until only few romain, though @ splendid bargain to any one yet needing one. 12s. WHITE GOODS, Oxe. PER YARD, ‘Thoussnds of yards of this goods have left our shelves, but there yet remains covsiderable. This is commendable material for Wrappers, Tea Gowns and ‘Children's Dresses. LAWN DRESSING SACQUES, 980. ‘Made of beautiful Plaid Lawn, piaited front and back, turn-over collar aud cuffs, leg-of-mutton sleeves, with drewi ng string at waist, Warranted to wash, All Sizes in stock, 25 PER CENT DEDUCTION ON THE ALREADY REDUCED PRICE OF ANY PABASOL . IN OUR STOCK. ‘This ought to induce one to buy » Parasol to lay aside until next year. LADIES’ BOATING AND OUTING SUITS, 82.75. LADIES’ SKIRTS MAKKED PROM 98c. TO 500, Made of dark material, washable sud serviceable for traveling, TIGHTS. TIGHTS. Black, Red, Lavender, Light Blue, Drab, Pink, Nile Green and all other desirable shades, way below New York prices. COTTON TIGHT: ‘We are headquarters for Washington for thesegooda. Have them right in stock, Don't huve to keep you ‘waiting until we send away. All size®™n stock. There are to be econ at our Ladies’ Muslin Under- wear Department, MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED. OUR STORE CLOSES AT 6 P.M. SATURDAYS WE KEEP OPEN LATER Ninves Bax, Sruzsors. ‘The course of sickness is often essily traced. No Rervous strength mesus poor health, Poor health means amore or less worried and anxious brain, and with poor nerves and bad health there's precious little chance to develop much strength. The remedy for the wasting diseases of the system, for the effects of dissl- ation and excosses and other drains on the nervous system is MERTZ'S IMPROVED COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHITES. 75 Ooutes Bottle. To bebad of E P, MEKTZ, 1014 F st, Wasuington, Crssnxo Ovr Suz For next week we shall offer Special Bargsins in every department, such as Se. Pigured Lawn, :ii¢c. 8c. Figured Lawn for Se. Ginghams, were 10 and 12¢c., for Se. 15 to 20c, Ginghams at 123¢0. Extra wide Batiste, were 12c., for 9c. Sc. Crinkle Seersuckers will go for Se. 12i¢c. Outing Cloths for 9e. Also reductions in India Linons, White and Bisel, FLOUNCINGS, 45 inches wide, were 98c., will go for 680. 81.25 qualities for 98e. Finer ones in proportion, Figured China Silks, were 60c., now 420, LADIES’ WEAPS. Connemaras just the thing for traveling. Prices owt intwo, Also, Black Embroidered Capes. ‘Take 8 look at our stock and prices before purchase tng elsewhere and save mouey. Be sure to call at STRASBURGER'S DEY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES, 404 and 406 7th st bet D and 919 Pesssvivana Ave pu ‘HITE GOODS AXD 50 PIECES LACE STRIPES, 10 CENTS PER YARD. 40 PIECES AMEKICAN CHALLI, 15 CENTS PER YaRD. LADIES BLACK LISLE HOSE, 50 CENTS; MAKKED DOWN FROM 75. LADIES’ RIBPED ViSTS, MARKED 2u CENTS; FORMER PRICE, 25. A FEW GENTS' NEGLIGER SHIRTS HALF PRICE 4 SMALL LOT OF GENTS PLAITED SILK HALE ‘HOSE, 40 CENTS PER PAIR. A GREAT DRIVE IN ALL-WOOL BLACK B& TISE, 40, 50, 60 AND 75 CENTS PER YARD. \. M SHUSTER & SOx, 526 219 PENN. AVE ¥.W, comPaxt, (€20 Atlantic avenve, Boston, Mass /ASHINGTON OFFICE, 1833 ¥ SE witdue Gra,