Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1890, Page 4

a TH EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON: TUESDAY. chosny s 2OY Circulation of any Newsp: and as an Adve ‘The House's action of yesterday on the At- kinson bill puts the measure back where it was four weeks ago. The motion to recommit with instructions to remove the depot will come up for copsideration on next District day, and if that is vote” down, debate and action upon the other amendments which have been and are to be proposed will be in order. The course which this proposed legislation has taken m the House has given an undue prominence to the question of the location of the station. First the House voted that the removal propo- sition was not germane, then four weeks ago it voted decisively for removal, and yesterday it voted decisively against removal; a number of the strongest friends of the District being absent, a number of the advocates of the bill postponing their trip to Boston for a day in order to be present, and barely a quorum being on hand. Assuming that the present Congress | will not move the station from the mall, the more important question arises: What will it do in respect to the protection of life at grade crossings? There isalso public curiosity as to whether, leaving the station on the mall, it will not clear 6th street and compel the road to sink and cover the tracks on the park, and to pay in public improvements for the valuable privileges confirmed to it, More than twelve thousand of the people of this city, including leading men in every occupation, profession and section, have already petitioned in protest against the Atkinson bill, that in local railroad legislation consideration be given first, to haman life, next to trade, next to the city's beauty, and only lastly to the proposed legaliz- ing of the road’s illegal acts, and the proposed gratuitous confirmation of its unauthorized use of public property. The voice of the city, divided to some extent on the station location question, isa unit in demanding relief from grade crossings and improvement of the occupa- tion of the park. On next District day the Dis- trict’s legislature will, probably, make its re- sponse to the requests of the people, as outlined in Tue Star petition, and if any regard what- ever is paid to the wishes of the city the re- sponse to the petition cannot fail to be favor- able. = Before Kemmier’s execution there was s good deal of aqidental execution by elec- tricity—almost certain in each case of shock. Now that the electric light companies have decided that Kemmiecrization is and must be always a failare the line men and others acci- dentaliy or negligently injured will live to prove that electricity cannot kill, See? pebeaamenbye He = Capt. Jacob Gray, post department com- mander of the departments in the Grand Army of the Republic of Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, was in the procession at the funeral of Jefferson Davis. Some of the G. A. R. posts “wicked,” and Capt. Gray in retaliation organ- ized nine colored posts and stated that if his opponents would not parade in the Davis pro- cession they would be made at other times to walk side by side with the colored members of the order. Two sets of officers were elected as @ result of this division of sentiment. ®he matter was taken up to Gen. Alger, the com- mander-in-chief of the Grand Army, who de- cided in favor of the negro posts. But the anti-Grayites court-martialed Gray. Gen. Alger reversed their sentence, and the whole question was relegated to the national en- campment now holding in Boston. The ques- tion is one of large interest to the Grand Army of the Republic, a aera William Two of the Germans talks with Oscar and secures the right to enlist the fine Scandi- nevian sailors in bis navy. He talks with Leopold and the Belgiaus lean away from a possible French alliance. He talks with his grandma and England is willing in deference to Greece to let Waldemar slide as a candidate for the throne of the bothersome Bulgars. This is a conversational vacation for the Ger- man emperor in which conversation is profita- bie for him. + Castelar fs a great orator, a brilliant writer and one of the foremost popular leaders now living, but if he hasn't overcropped himself in laboring at one and the same time on a life of Christ and a history of Spain it is simply be- cause he has a Gladstone's vigor and Verwatility. —<— + While the New York Central and its em- ployes are trying to kick the pantaioons off of each other the peopie at large who must stand between are doing all the suffering. priitones~. hestone renee Ifsome irrigation required xs much confer- ence between the Congress houses as other irri- gation does there would be a thirsty set of Con- gressmen in Washington. <> <a It would appear that if the Duke of Cam- bridge be kept mach longer at the head of tne British army there will be in place of an army a horde of mutincers. ee General Alger is shakfng out his folds over the G.A.K. meeting at Boston and spelling pen- sion with a great big P. The general is willing for Uncle Sam to empty his pockets on the blue, if only the general can get a touch of the house that is white. $< If New York in the plentitude of time should erect a monument to General Grant, she would probabiy get it paid for by hiring it out asa Sead-wall to the enterprising bill poster. The Secretary of War, who is up in Massa- ehusetis, isa mighty long way from that portion of his “seeret” mail that lies “waiting for him” in the state of Washington. Let the next great war correspondent try his fakir hand! cuabs fap tomaieoawes Senator Plumb expressed truth as on @ mountain top when he said yesterday that the tariff laws should be amended only once in ten years. But they shold then be altered so as to meet the necessity of the situation and not small part of the people. —$—-- Three great prose powers of English litera- ture in the middie parts of the 19th eentury— Carlyle, Ruskin and Newman—are now all dead. In the decease of Cardinal John Henry New- man one of the brightest lights of the modern World has been extinguished, — Is it an assumed Howgate or a Howgate un- der an awsumed name who is in New York? —— + Mr. Eli Sanlsbury having failed to break into Delaware politics onght to try Delaware re- Ingion once. He will find it easy when he has Jearned to crowd three pecks of peaches into a bushel treasure. a0 a The fact that Col, Bill Scott of Erie is quite wick will scarcely bring Mr. Chas. A. Dana ome from Europe to write his obituary, Mr, Dana doesn’t want too much pleasure in one summer, 2 ——__ ‘The southern planter says it is the cotton tie that binds. as ——— «- If the Farmers’ Alliance keeps on thumping the democratic party of the south im the pit of the stomach there will not be any need of « federal election bill down there. a Texas sold her first bale of cotton ia New York aaa for €530. As goes the first bale Be goes ‘crop, is aot applicable in the cotton Susteeen,_ —— Whatever the census returns may show con- cerning the population of Minneapolis the peo- ple out there have nerve enough left to wrestle & whole week with grand opera, —— oe A Grant memorial bridge to Arlington would ‘be perhaps the best monument to the hero of the Union cause that could be erected. ——— + One cannot throw *& stone im Ohio without Ditting « congressiond) cearention deadiosk. Gann. DOUGLAS & BRO. ARF NOW IN THEIR NEW STORE, 512 NINTH ST, ¥.W., INTER-OCEAR BUILDING. Owing to delays in the arrival of fixtares their formal opening will be deferred until later. ee some very attractive surprisos have been sccured. PTY DOZEN LADIES’ SILK Pea tent wile Ie PEK PAIR. two_—SIXTY. DOZEN feeb’ VESTS, 9c. EACH B vow zoe. three—HANDKERCHIEFS. Look at them. 5.00. LADIES’ ee AL ie po) POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, Se. to. Look at qualitics e MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Priees and il surprise you. *OUGLAS & BRO., SNTER-OCEAN BUILDING, NINTH 8T. SEVENTH STREET. enlg-20° We know that you will be more astonished than usual when you read the following remarkable items, We aro woing to tell you what they wre—that’s all; any amount of talk couldn't make them more | attractive. The figures and fucte are going to do all the puffing, They'll show you the way vods ars now go- Tue “Taser Cuaxcer Cur. The venerable and proverbial “chestnut” is not more ar than the trades: ‘8 resou of “inet chance.” It doeen’t rhyme with “Job,” “lauehter" or “sweeping,” but ‘tis sung in the same m: and to | most people is quite as wearisome as the sharps and | flats of “Annie kiooney.” Thon why use it? Becanse | it tells the story as nothing else will do. There ate no i two words in the Kuxlish language quite so strony at | his time, Next week fail trade will besin. TI wheels will turn slowiy at first, of course, but they'll | turn justenough to let in early arrivals of ow fall | goods, and they've got to have room. So, “last chance” | é Will Lave to be sung as a Anale for summer low prices; | 12 Throughout the store there are the same oo ty we'll repeat the chorus. For this week | faltes in proportion. we'll o 15 BABY CARRIAGES, very hard to find thein either. 1st, 15 LADIES* 7 REFRIGERATORS JACKETS in Striped and Plain Cloths; 5 WATER CooL kks, closing price 75c. EACH. 2d, 11 LADTES* These wit be sold at cost. IMPORTED JACKETS, made of Striped Yrench Flannel, vest front, @1.50. 34, pang BLACK JERSEY Summer Curtains, closing price, 2. Athy ‘These wili be 40! LESS than coat, For this week we'll give 20 per cent discount on all Parlor, Chamber and Miscellaneous Furniture, After ‘this week regular prices, Englisn All-wool Art Squares: B yards b; WAISTS & BLOUSES, aud Outings, will give you dust as much yurus by B yards by Se Pleasure to buy. Byards by 4, # a ATS a vou MM MMS S yards by 444, 89.50 Bh & FB UMA S gs = pe BA ED BARR” fess Smyrna Rugs: 3 So ME bgt 6 feot by 9, 813.75, POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, ‘24 feet by 544, $4.35, sul2 33 per cent off cu Mattings, 7TH STREET. A one-week price of 75 ceutse yard for 10 Patterns of Body Brussels, SULIUS LANSBURGH, anlz 13TH AND F STS, Ano Suoes To Maren» THESE FEW WOKDS, SO OFTEN SEEN AT THE END OF A DESCRIP- TION OF LADIES’ COSTUMES, HAVE WROUGHT A CHANGE IN THE WOKLD OF SHOES. TO MATCH, IN SHOFS, THE DAINTY GOWNS OF NOW-A-DAYS, OR FIND, IN LEATHER, COLORS THAT GLOVES, HAT, OR 'TRIM- MING, HAS OPENED TO THE MAKER OF SHOLS A FIELD TO GLADDEN HIS HEART. THERE IS MUCH IN THE SHAPE ORE IN THE FIT—TO TRY THE SKILL OF TRE MAKER, BUT WHEN COLORS COME INTO PLAY THE MAKER MUST BE AN ARTIST. BARGAINS IN REMNANTS OF COL- ORED SHOES. Gold Tan Ooze Oxford, $1.90. Gray Ooze aud Pat. Lea’r Oxford, $1.90. Goid Yan Ooze and Bronze Oxford, 3°. Dark Bronze Oxtords, Beaded, ¢° Red Braided Black Oxfords, 82 Garnet Russia Slippers, 82. Bead and Bow Slippers, $1.90. Gold Tan Braid Vamp Oxtord, $1.90. French Kid Slipper, Louis Heel, $1.90. French Kid Button, Louis Heel, €4. 90. FROM ONE TO SIX PAIRS OF EACH. THESK, OF COURSE, FOR DRE®S. FOR SERVICE NOTHING CAN CEL THE RUSSETT OXFORD: DARK, LIGHT Ok MEDIUM SHADES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1890, —,Feana begin, the Autumn Seagon to- rwear we shall offer a special eight Swiss Ribbed Balbrisx~ beck long sleoves, at ‘ou may wantin Winter Under- Wear, uy We bave it aut at the right prices, —— ba Every size iu Fall Biazers at present, WM. I. McKNEW Guecessor to R. H. Taylor), 933 Ponnsyivania ave. and926Dst nw. It BbbBALEAL bebbt PERT IEEE ERERERE RRS os NARROW OK MEDIUM SEESE a 288 SORSESEESRSRSRRS 21.90, We close at 6 o'clock tonight, 81.90. aia 81.00. Paice Asp Paneyrs. B.S GF ORF TH S ks Did you read our “Patch List” in last evening's fs a a ee Srant— tu: BOYS’ and CHILDREN'S PART of it? ps ‘uw ke & Byg8 ‘We know how it isin a family of boys, Seems as if one “‘broken place” is uo sooner mended than a another breaks out. So it makes it worth one's geeduis ae while-in these stnset days of summer—to watch RAPTOR out for “weakening prices” on strong qualities. THESE PRICES ARE MADE TO We'll repeat the list—Look the buys over and where there are signs of an “outbreak” —take the warning: BOYS’ LONG PANTS. 86 qualities NOW #4. 85 qualities NOW 4: TURN SHOES INTO CASH. THERE- FORE WE CAN NOT EXCHANGE, SELL OR SEND ON APPROVAL, SHOES AT BARGAIN PRICES. ABTHUR BURT & CO., aule 1211 F 8ST. NW. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C., LADAAAADARASADDHADRESAER AR LITL| Mw Hi. McKxews Dany L STTER. LbBMbBRAbBRABLAL CUTLERY DEPARTMENT. ‘We have just received 300 doten Fine Grede POOKET KNIVES, which we shall sell at the remark- ea KERB ot woe & AREP ad oii e. These wasted ‘Steel Kaives afd are well finished and perfect goods, A FEW OF THE 25¢. STYLES. 2 Blades, Pearl Handle, Ladies’, 250, @ Blades, Shell Handle, Ladies’, 25c. 4 Diades, Inlaid fandie, Ladies’, 250. ‘$ Blades, Buck-horn Handle, Boys’, 260, 3 Blades, White Bone Handle, Boys’, 230, ‘4 Blades, Cocoa Handle, Boys’, 250, 4 Bindos, Poarl Handie, Gents’, 26¢. A FEW OF TE 490. STYLES, 2 Blades, Ladies’ Fine Pearl, 49a, # Blades, Ladies‘ Fino Shell, 40c. 4 Biades, Gents’ Fine Shell, 440. ® Biades, Extra ise Buek-horn, 496, 2 Biades, Eatra Size Ebony, 4c. RAZOKB ‘Wade & Butcher's “Atlantic” Hollow Ground, 98e. Wade & Butcher's “Celebrated” Hollow Ground, 980. Rodgors’ “Dutch” Hollow Ground, 98e. Rodjers' Master Razor, No. 1, 81.49. Wosteuholm’s IXL, light, 980, Wostenholm's IXL, heavy, 81.98, A. Witte's Half Concave, 9c, A. Witte's ¢ Concave, $1.49, You don't have to look | THREE THOUSAND PUPULAR NOVELS TO BE SOLD AT EIGHT CENTS EACH, BOSTON VARIRTY STORE. SMITH & WARDWELL, 705, 707, 709 Market Space, sul%tose10 Daraxs. “There was a time whon I was greatly troubled with dreams. The burdens of life secmed alinost greater than I could bear, aud the troubles of the day pursued ine throuzh the quiet hours of the night, visious of in- stallment bills gave me horrid uightmares and sleep made me tired. I read Grasty's advertisetnent, went to see his stock, mude my calculations, quit buying on credit and now life's a pieasure.” ‘Tis spoke aman who thought he had becn getting a greet accommoda- tion in having some oue ready to claim is cash almost Defore he carned it’ There are thousands of people in Washington today who are living as he had done, ‘Now 1 only asic you to use just a littie CUMMON SENSE and compare my prices with any house in the city and Vilsave you something right along. Aud ere is the reason: I buy for cash, I seli for cash, I get all Icun foradoliar, Idou't spend a dime chasiux a cent, my expenses are not one-third of houses iu other parts of the city,and I am willing to give you the benefits, Folding Beds, $10, sold elsewhere @12 to $15; much better oue, 8. Wire Spring Cot, $1.98. Woven Wire Bed Spriuy Mattings—all reduced—735 conts to 374. ‘Tumblers, Big stock of China, Glass aud Tinware. Remember we are pledyed to protect you on everything you buy, No r What wo show you it’s at the right price. Don't ! it's too far up town"—that's where you get the benefit. We sell goods from Georgetown to the Navy Yard. No matter where you live we want your "REMEMBER THE NAME Ag-g PLACE. 2. GRASTY, 1510- Sry 7th st. new, FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, &o., CHEAP FOK CASH. Jouxsox, Gansex & Co, 636 Pa. ave. n.w. Reduced Prices on all our =e Ginghams, All of our 10c, Ginghais reduced to 9e. All lac. Ginglams vow 1234¢. Very fuest quality of Scotch Ginghams, 32-1nch wide, reduced to Kemusnts of Challies, Batiste abd Lawnsat half price. Kemmants in Colored and Black Dress Goods at very low prices. Reduction on all Summer Underwear, Balance ef our Gents’ Negligee Shirts marked down to clone out, ‘The best Unlaundered Shirt in the city for 63c. A splendid line of White Goods—10c., 12e. All Carpets aad Mattings at cost. aull JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 636 Pa ave. u.w. aull Baxoarx Svcotrs. 36-inch Satin Stripe Batiste, new goods this ‘season and never sold for less than 12% cents, reduced to 8 cents, 32-inch Zephyr Gingham, 26 cent quality, reduced to 15 cents, 15 Ficces of Genuine Scotch Gingham, 30 inches wide, Plain Piaids and Stripes, reduced to 22 conta, White Goods, in Plain Plaids and Stripes, from 5 cents to 37% a yard, but we have an unusual value at 123 cents, White Swiss Ribbed Jersey Shaped Vesta, Made to sell at 25 cents, to go, 3 for 25 cents, CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th st. and 706 K et. n.’ and “PHILADELPHIA STORE.” R EMNAURBTS IN ADDITION TO THE ALREADY LOW PRICES THAT WE ARE SELLING REMNANTS WE HAVE DECIDED FOR THIS WEEK TO ALLOW AN Nothing but a dying seasou could make such a wreck | EXTRA DISCOUNT OF 25 PBR CENT ON THE iu prices, WASH KILTS, Gingbams and Pique Kilts that sold at 83 we have marked 1.50—and some @1 and $1.50 ones—75e. Give your time to make—and you couldn't begin to buy the material in them for ‘their price, WalsTs. We've cut a dollar Flannel in half—-50c., and $1.75 grade to @1. Dark colors mostly, Alotof White Flannel Waists that were 62 and & Sare NOW 81.25. That's very cheap for White Flaunel aud they're very fashiona- Die. ‘Small in sizes and quantity are some Red Jer- sey Waists that we have marked from $1.76 tog1. ‘White Untaundered Waists 25¢. instead of 48c., and some odd bits of Long Stockings at 70 cents that were 40c. and 50c, We'll have a store full of mothers looking those things up. ANTICIPATION. ‘These are marketing days for ua, Our buyers are dealing in futures, and it's rare success they're hav- ing—so they advise us, Good judwment—ready cash—and your patronage are stofy levers in the millof trade, They're stecring the chuicest lots of Juvenile Clothing tuto our harbor—You'll hear ‘more about it later. We close at € p.m., Saturdays excepted. Foon For Rertecriox. THE MAN WHO CAREFULLY CONSID- ERS THE CLAIMS OF THE RELIABLE MERCHANTS, WHO CHARGE YA FALi PUICE FOR G@OD CLOTHING, AS WELL AS THOSE OF THE SENSA- TIONAL DEALERS, WHO ADVERTISE GOODS AT LESS THAN COST EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR, IS NOT LIKELY TO BE TAKEN IN BY THE CAREFULLY WORDED ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE LATTER BY FAR THE BEST PLAN Is TO TRADE ONLY WITH THOSE MER- CHANTS IN WHOM YOU HAVE ENTIRE CONFIDENCE AND WHO SELL ONLY RELIABLE GARMENTS AT FAIR AND EQUITABLE PRICES. bo YOU NERD A DARK CUTAWAY COAT AND VEST FOR EVENING WEAR? IF YoU DO CaLL AND SEE US. WE CAN SUPPLY YOU, AND IT DOES NoT REQUINE THE PURSE OF A VANDER- BILE TO BUY ONE. ROBINSON, PARKER & 09, AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 319 SEVENTH ST. N.W. . SAKS AND COMPANY, JUVENILE OUTFITTERS, Normxe Cavve Nos Heavy. aul2-eo DOLLAR ON ALL KINDS OF REMNANTS. BLACK GOODS, WHITE GOODS, WOOL, SILK AND COTTON , REMNANTS. IN FACT ALL KINDS OF REMNANTS AT SACRIFICING PRICES. ‘\. M SHUSTER & SONS, ang 919 PENN. AVE. N.W. 50c. A Povxo. SPRING LEAF TEA. FRAGRANT, WHOLESOME. Unsurpassed for Iced Tea. ‘With the Delicacy of Green, With the Strength of Bisck Tes, Bold Ouly at W. W. BURCHELL'S, 1325 F street. i FRIDAY, AUG. 1, 1890. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 4XD SEVENTH YOR PICNIC SUPPLIES wal iT. axD always heavy odors. In our Queen Anne Cologne ha or one of the distinguishing features, marked by GP SUITS SCOURED AND PRESSED, 8 EVERY DESCRIPTION nearly every Judge of perfumery, 18 tts light- aae ‘Rees or sprinxiness which causes the seusation ee oe of orange lowers and jasmine buds when in- Goods calied for and delivered. ALWAYS Go TO baling thts detightfal substance and the odor B. A. REEVES, 814 Kst. nw. KLPHONZO YOUNGS comPanr, Mngers with a pleasant memory. Good judges ia) 0. Kae of Perfume invariably choose tas their prefers | rv, ence, 0c, and $1 bottles, ge. — P. MERTZ, cae, smh Cae GAs! P.B_The dig slap we are offering Just now te 12 Pertumer and Druggist, - etoes, Wo quote afew Doxes of Extra Choico Imported Gar n 1014 F st, Washington. ing buril ‘ECHANO-ELECTRO-’ Mirani Ete ecm ce cot aa Foade, bo. *Tisg mess Sense knows ‘= Sod a ‘diseases pcr ful atte tow. on ap $1.23. ‘be. ‘und sual 942 Bet. near 10th aw. ROFERTT SOLD_ OT TO OVE: GOODS MUST 3y31-3m Se Le Se Pa * cower ef J SDAY, AUGUST 12, 1890. OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LOTHRoP, OOR 11TH AND F STS RW. Peuose, Acoorr 12, 1890. PAL AIS OVA aTS PM. SATURDAY aT 1 PM WE INVITE ATTENTION TO THE QONTINUATION OF OUR MIDSUMMER SALE OF HOUSE- KEEPING LINENS inaughrated by us on Monday of this week. The Quality of the goods is the sane as ‘we offered for sale the last ten years— tnd wo shall, 8 heretofore, guaran- tee the wear of every yard we sell. We bave never offered TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS and CLOTHS St so low prices as now prevail, and we invite the attention of HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES, RESTAU- RANTS and other large buyers to in- @péct our stock aud take advantage of the low prices, LADIES' YECKWEAR.—We have fust received a few dozen yards of Cream Lace “Fauntleroy” Ruching, Tue Scvvex Craxor in the weather has boomed the trade in our JERSEY DEPARTMENT, where active preparations for fall trade are already going on, Weare receiving new styles Of Jerseys daily. So far there are twenty-eight differ- ent kinds of styles ready for your inspection. There are noveltios among thera mot to be found else ‘where, and possibly cantot be duplicated by us, The matctial, workmanship, fit and fuish are superior to ‘Anything in the line for the prices asked. A brief de- scription may give you & vague ities of « few styles, Dut ® personal inspection cau be but to your advan- tage. Ask to see them, tho’ you don’t need any at this ‘Mine—you'll need one shortly, and,we know it will be bought at the Palais koyal. Boutache Braided Jerseys, zouave front, high Mohair Braided Jersey, zouave front, braided points back and front... - Extra Five Quality Jersey. trimmed with mo hair braid back and front and made to button from the shoulder... The very newest at which we are offering at 50c. per cimabaaniadihis THE PALAIS ROYAL yard. The smallness of the quantity suggests an early selection. Avorser Also about 425 boxes of Tourist Rufiling, 6 yards in a box, which we are offering at 20c. and 25¢. per 4 bor. i (First floor.) A MIDSUMMER BARGAIN IN RIBBONS.—The following is with- out exception the finest value we have ever offered in our Kibbon De- RRR 1 PBR BBB ELEY be 3 Another fortunate purchase of over a thousand pieces of ALL-SILE GROS GRAIN SATIN EDGE RIBBONS. No.9—13¢ inches wide; worth 14e. No, 12—2 inches wide; worth 1%. No. 16-23 inches wide; worth 25c. ‘Any of them during this sale for of All-silk Ribbon, satin edge, gros grain, in Cardinal, Black, Rose Shrimp, Pactole, Mahogany, Orange, Absinthe, three shades of it Ht Light Biue, Vieux Rose, Garnet, Ser- RY Hy CENTS. pent and Lilac. Ouly 7c. and 10c. i Wm eS, Colors—White, Cream, Light Bing Pink, Cardinal, Garnet, Yellow, Navy Blue, Golden Brown, Lavender, Reseda, Old Rose, Eiffel, Tan, Slate, Gray, Myrile, Olive, Pistache and Black. 827" See the splendid display of these Ribbons in the large window on Pennsylvania avenue. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (First floor.) LADIES’ BLOUSES AND WAISTS: REDUCED.—We still have a very food assortment of Ladies’ Blouses and Watsts, in Cheviots, Fiannels aud Silks, and in order to dispose of them have reduced the prices to 81.50, 82.25, 83 and $3.50 each. Also an excellent line of Ladies’ Cheviot Shirts, can be worn either as ® blouse or shirt, have been reduced to $1.50 each. (Third floor.) BOYS' NEW SHIRT WAISTS.— ‘We have just received the followings Another lot of those Fine Percale Shirt Waists at only 25c. each. Also a new lot Boys’ “Mother's Friend" Unlaundered Shirt Waists, linen collars aud cuffs Only 60c. (Continued below.) Laces Axp Exnnomens. A discount of fen per centon all Laces, Flouncings and Drapery Nets, and a discount of twenty per cent on Embroidered Suitings of all kinds means that our prices are froin 20 tu 30 per cent below prices usually asked for the same goods. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Niw Annrvars. 3,000 Enamel Lace Pins at 2c. each. 5,000 Enamel Lace Pins at 4c. each. 5,000 Enamel Lace Pins at 5c. each. 1,000 Silveroid Picture Frames (cabinet sizes), four styles, 170. OR 3 FOR 500. coms 500 Ansonia Nickel Clocks, warranted for one year. (Third floor.» —— - agi SEASONABLE GOODS IN LA puaiicainaes —or DIES’ WRAPPERS.—Fine quality Ladies’ India Linon Wrappers, Hub- bard front, princess back, ruffle at bottom, plaited yoke. @uly $1.75 each, Ladies Fine White Lawn Wrappers, with robe front of open work em- broldery. Only 82.50 each. Ladics' Sheer White Striped Mull Wrappers, made robe front and trimmed with embroidery. Only : . Srrcrar Saez Dhzss Goons. (MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY.) BLACK SILKS at 10 per cent Discount. Take 10 per cent off the Palais Royal's cash-sale prices and you'll find Silks at 20 per cent less than prevailing quotations. AND ONLY RELIABLE SILKS-—if they crock or splitanew dress given, This is nota vague Promise, but # fuct that will be stated in writing, if you wish. ANOTHER ADVANTAGE. By keeping in stock only a limited number of grades ay Weare enabled to purchase large quantities of each and buy to greater advantage than if we selected stall risen Bove: quantities in greater variety. Thus we cau claim A TWO SPECIAL VALUES IN SPECIALTY at oach price. Black G.G. Silks, €1, €1.25, 81.68, $1.98, €2.25, b Black Satin Ruadame, 75c., $1, #1.25. Black Pean de Soie, $1, #1.25. Black Royal Armure, @1, $1.25. Black Faille Francaise, 79c., 81, $1.25, Black Surah Silks, 50c., 68e., 75e, 890, Biack China Sills, 50¢., 75¢, Black Japanese Silks, 85e. 27 As an extra inducement to supply yourself NOW with a Silk Dress, 10 per cent discount 1s allowed oa all Truumings and Buttons, Dress Trimmings need tobe kept in great variety in order to suit fashion's whitos, aud your varied tastes, We recoguize this fact and have used every cffort to have a perfect variety. LADIES’ GLOVES —Ladies’ 6-but- ton-length Taffeta Gloves, in Tans, Gray and Black. Only 25c. per pair, Ladies’ G-button-length Taffeta Gloves, in Tans, Gray und Black. Only 50c. per pair. Cirst floor; center.) LADIES’ JERSEYS REDUCED.— We are offermg Ladies’ Ail-wool Cream Jerseys, in plain and braided, correct styles, at greatly reduced Prices, DBSSSMAKERS SAY WE HAVE THE LARGEST Ladies’ All-wool Cream Jerseys, AND MOST VAKIED STOCK IN TOWN. Prices than tebe cach, range from a few conta to sixtecn dollars a yard. Ladies All-wool Cream Jerseys. SHE Fatale Boren, _(Continued belo wo SS ite Sasnes. For this special sale we offer our popular 75c. qual- ity for 68 cents a yard. Since our effort has been to sive the best possible quality at 75 cents we have been forced to sell at an wuusually small profit, «0 that the reduced price is yreaser than if would sem at frat read- fing, Unusually pretty shades of Light Blue, Gold, Pistache, Olive, Eiffel, Sulmon, Red, Pink, Light Blue, Gemet, Yellow, Orange, Murine, Ol Rosy, Terra Cotta, Guideu Brown, Gray, Tan, Cream, White, THE PALAIS ROYAL, > Plain, with Vests, Reduced to €2.60 each. Ladies’ All-wool Cream Jerseys, extra fixe quality. Reduced to $2.75 exch. (Third floor.) UPHOLSTERY NEWS — TAPES- TRY TABLE COVERS, in Blue, Cop- Per, Garnet, Red, Yellow and Slate, knotted fringe. Four-quarter, 50c. each. Six-quarter, 90c. exch, Eicht-quarter, €1. (Continued below.) $# Samples promptly forwarded by mail. 40-inch Cream Nun’s Veiling. 40-inch Cream Wool Cashmere. 40-inch Cream Wool Atbatross, 40-inch Cream Wool Mohair ,. 40-inch Cream Wool Serge ... 45-inch Cream Wool Flannel ,. 40-inch Cream Ladies’ Cloth . 75 Pisces 90 Guycuams 7} pieces of Oc. Ginghams. ‘These Ginghams sell so quickly that we are almost afra.d to advertise the quantities, styles «nd colors. Perhaps this is the safest way to put it: At time of writing we have 75 pieces; Pink, Lavender, Gray, Old Rose, Olive, Tam, Fawn, Pigeon Blue, Golden Brown, &c. The wide bund borders as shown in the 40c. Scotch Ginghams, (Continted below.) Guoves Ar Sprout Parca Every desirable shade, a Fast Bieck,and all sizes. ‘These special prices make the August sales of Gloves equal otber months: WINDOW SHADES.—300 Ready- made Window Shades, made in our ‘own work rom by competent shade makers, complete, ready to hang, 2 yerds long and 36 inches wide, Only 2c. exch. BATTEEN CRETONNES. — 1,000 yds. Satteen Cretonnes, in new and attractive colors and patterns, for Fokling Bed Curtains, Pillow Cov- ars, Re, 30 inches wide, Only 1230, per yard. NOTTINGHAM LACE cur. ‘TAINS—Here are twoextraordivarily fine values in Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains: 100 pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains, 34 yards loug and 48 inches wide, Only $1.50 per pair, 50 pairs Kera Nottingham Lace Curtains, 3 yards long and 5& inches wide, Only @2 per pair, THE PALAIS ROYAL. Abvenrisixo Saxcrom, LANSBURGH & BRO Every mail thet te received from our Mr. G. Lane Dareh, whose European tour will include all the mano- facturing cities of the Old World, is full of en- thosinem and delight with the novelties that are bought by him for our Fall Opening. He writes sl- Feady his purchases are lance amd be has yet much territory too over. Allthis means that he wili re Quire room, We now occupy a tremendous lange «ace of ground, Our mammoth establishment ts yet filled With goods, Not alone desire prompts us to got rid of these, but sheer necessity compels us to decrease our Stock, This thought being foremost in our minds forces redvord prices upon already reduced goods. ‘This will tell something of the banesing but en hour's looking will accomplish more than twenty Pages of description. ‘Suk Hosiery, ina varicty of styles, 50c. a pair. 1 per pair was the price. Linen Chemisettes, 14c. chotcs. 25c. was the price, Mull Ties, 10c. 150. was the price. ‘Mull Cape, 15¢. Among the lot are 50 and 350. Capa, 50c, Docket Books, 390, 5c. Pocket Books, 1c 5c, Silver Bracelets, 100, BSc. Bide Combs, 150, 2Sc. Cologne, Lie. Lubin's Infant Powder, 100, R5e. Cream Figured Swiss, 12i¢c. per yard A2ige. White Goods, Ole. per yard. Embroideries again seduced in price, Laces * - - 25e. Ruching, 196. per box. Gve. Corsets, 3%, 81.25 Chemise, Re. @1.25 Drawers, vse. e €1.50 Dressing Sacques, 75c. And 80 could we proceed through the Corset Covers, #80. ength and ed Prices If ‘We have overlooked auything we know nothing of it, We advise an early esl! there always is a che Dreadth of our store and write of Reduc iL to secure the choicest.as You will Sind no annoyance in shopping. Mail orders will receve promgt consideration, Store always kept at adelightful temperature by our Patent Covling Fans. A AA AA Baa aa BE RRR nog na B ik 6 G HH Be -s 3 on nn tes “ww OE OE ii a ~ oo a : a ® °° sik BB " 3 + 4 a *. B - ase BB “00” - 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET. 0® Bancarss. W. B. MOSES & SONS, COBNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY GOoDs, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, WALL PAPERS, &o. To make space for the new woods for fall season we are offering many attractive baryuins. ‘he foliowing are afew: CPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. 500 Curtain Poles, full length, with trimmings all complete, worth 4 Ade. each, 200 Curtain Po complete, worth 75c. to $1.50. 50 pairs Lace Curtains reduced 100 pairs Lace Curtains reduerd to @1. Finer Curtains reduced to Jess than import prices. A large assortment of porticres, less than manufac turers’ prices, CARPET DEPARTMENT. Carpets of the following sizes, made of Remnants, with Border ail around TAPESTEY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 8 fect 3 inches by 10 feet, 10.60, reduced from eis. 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, $10.50; reduced from @18. 8 feet 3 inches by 11 fect, €11; reduced from @18. Bfeet 3 inches by 18 feet 9 inches, $15, reduced from $22.50. 8 feet 3 tuches by 13 feet 6 inches, @16; reduced from €22. 20 feet 6 inches by 15 feet, 818; reduced from 620. 10 feet 6 inches by 16 feet 6 inches, 20; reduced from $31. BICYCLES, TRICYCLES AND VELOCIPEDES. 1.36-inch Wheel Bicycle, 818; reduced from $24 1 32-inch Wheel Bicycle, €12 3 Tricyeles, No. 1, 85; reduced from €7. 3 Trcycies, No. 2, €5.60, reduced from 88. 1 Lricycie, No. 4, €¥; reduced from 12.50. a = Ne. 5, 810, reduced from @14.50, a wa 0; reduced irom #14. a - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 = = No, D, $15; reduced from $21.50 2 No. €0 Velocipedes, @2, reduced trou $e MOQUETTE CARPETS. 8 fect 3 inches by 12 feet 6 inches, €20; reduced from $32.50, 8 fect 3 imches by 10 feet 3 unches, 20; reduced trom $30, © feet by 10 feet 3 inches, #15; reduced from 827.60. ‘3U0 Bromley Simyrua Hearth Bugs, $2.50; reduced from $4.26, STRAW MATTINGS. 200 Rolls white and tency, 40 yaa, worth “ 20 Ralte white and taney, 40 ydn. worth 96, 08.” 150 Kolls Heavy Jomtien, 40 yds.,worth 616 ei0, 100 Rolls Heavy Damask, 40 yda., worth €16, 610 BABY CARRIAGES. Wwe 84 discount on every carriage 820 or more, and ¢2 G.rcuunt on every carringe from 615 his is eu oppurtunity w buy & Bbe carTinge a 91.25 Undressed Kid Mousguetatves.............81.15 pet Pape WOOD WAED & LOTHROP"S Trial wie Bize in ail the different Odors, 68c. 4-button Kid GlOVE..........sceceeeceneneen pow eusnes, oiiiiie M 07, 2c, 96o, 4-button Freceh Kid Gloves..........0......65¢ | Satures and complete for 25¢. each “2 Sic, quality FedUCEM 0... esse eeeeesssnsssesnenes.-- 206] A full line of every style and size trom 76 conte te oo Oe. quality reduced 00........eressousseeens. 00. 4& of. 62.00 Bie. quality FOMUCC 10,.....seeveerveesessteserereees AOE a 8 on, 61.68 Véo. Quality redUced t0.0...suseseesseseesssesseees O88 W. B. MOSES & SONS, __ Eows Wild Hose Soap, SS, pen ahange cman Neceriessac nere a box of one dosen cakes, ‘Girst floor.) . ‘ ‘Washington, D.C. aH THE PALAIS ROTAL | pungryRE CARPETS, UPUOLSTERIES, DEO ‘WoODWaRD & LOTHROR a. 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