Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1890, Page 4

THE EVE} WASHINGTON: THURSDAY August 21, 1590. CROSBY S, NOYES ..Eatto THE EVENING STAR bas the fullest Local Circulation of any Newspaper in the World, and ns an Advertising Medium is worth more than all the other papers published in Washington. ————— ‘There should not be anything fanny in con- nection with a tomb or its occupant, but there is something downright Indicrous in the wailing ‘whereases and resolutions of the Grant Monument Association of New York in its pitiful protest to Congress. In its first whereas the association “deplores the recent action of the Senate” because it ‘would result in the removal of the remains of Gen. Grant” if carried out, as though the Senate had taken action to remove the body for the purpose of keeping itthere as an advertisement for the tavern and livery business, In the next the association calls attention to the fact that the interment was made at Riverside ‘‘under a most solemn and impressive ceremonial,” as if it were customary to bury people in New York in® rococo manner with picnic accompani- mente; it also calls attention to the fact that the President of the United States and the army and navy officially asvisted at the cere- monies, which is a further argument in favor of Stableside-on-the-Hudson; and lastly, the association assures the Senate that “the people of the entire coun- try would look upon any effort tending to the removal of the remains as a des- ecration of the grave of Gen. Grant.” In other words the Senate has desecrated the grave of Gen. Grant and the monument association is 80 solicitous for the welfare of the Senate that it sends in this petition asa sort of self-preserv- ative before “the people of the entire country.” Desecration is an excellent word for the New Yorkers to use when they have stood by for five long years with five hundred thousand Jong purses and seen nothing rise about the tomb at Riverside except a stable and the ef- fluvium of their own neglect and the condem- nation of “the people of the entire country.” Having relieved itself of the whereases the asso- ciation by its executive committees resolves first that it enter its solemn protest against this proposed action of Congress, and second that a copy of the resolutions be forwarded to the Senators and Representatives from the state of New York, who will no doubt read this official tale of woe of the Grant Monument Association of New York—which, by the way, is a queer name for an association of which the least accomplishment is the monument—with tears in thetr eyes and at once proceed to have the body of the dead general properly buried and surrounded at Arlington. as a partial atoae- ment for the neglect their state has shown it during the past five years. es So much interest is taken in what is oc- curring im the United States Senate that the | September elections excite small attention ex- | cept im the states immediately concerned. On the Ist proximo Arkansas will vote for state officers, ou the next day Vermont and Wyoming THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. ING STAR. | Hie Besr Youxo Mass Cuorce. A lady's preference is nearly always the esfest one in matters of perfumery ; still s man’s taste is often correct in this direction, and never more so than when he selects a bottle of Queen Anne Cologne for the lady of bis preference. It does his common sense justice and his senso of odor © compliment, because there is nothing crude, loud or heavy about this charming per- fame. 50c, and #1.00 bottles, E. P. MERTZ. 1014 F st, Perfumer and Druggist, 1t Washington. Kyuses Pauace Frooven, SALE OF WET GOODS, DAMAGED BY RAIN. 82,000 worth of DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS and MILLINERY damaged by the storm on Wednesday ight at KING'S PALACE, 812 AND 814 7TH ST., WILL BE SOLD AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. DON'T MISS TO CALL, RING'S PALACE, 812 AND 814 7TH ST. it We close at 6 p.m., Saturdays excepted, a we PRICES COUNT FOR VERY LITTLE UNLESS THE QUALITIES ARE THERE TO BACK THEM. IF YOU HAVE ANY DOUBT ABOUT OUR PRICES BEING AS LOW, OR LOWER, THAN THOSE OF OUR COMPETITORS CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS, LOOK THEM OVER CARE- FULLY, TRY THEM ON, NOTE THE PRICES, THEN GO ELSEWHERE AND MAKE A COMPARISON. WE HAVE NO FEAR OF THE RESULT. IT SIMPLY MEANS THAT WHEN YOU GET READY TO PURCHASE YOUR CLOTHING YoU WILL COME TO Us. THE ADVANCE STYLES OF FALL OVERCOATS HAVE ARRIVED, THEY ARE BEAUTIES, TOO. COME IN AND SEE THEM, AND REMEMLER THAT THEY ARE NOT MARKED ON A FUTURE CUL-RATE BASIS, BUT ARE LOWEST IN PRICE NOW, ROBINSON, PARKER & CO, AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, COR. 7TH & D STS. N.W. SEAUEESESEESS SNEERE We close at 6 p.m. tonight, ee Souz News—Facrs—Fiavres— ALL ABOUT OUR TROWSERS, au2l-eo eted 25c. em BAU RAS POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. Again Tomorrow Red Ticket Day. Thereis no falling off of bargains. They Stow larger as the season wanes. There will be the usual smount of them for tomorrow. Last Friday brought into our store crowds of eager purchasers, not one of whom went away disap- Pointed. We are used to carrying out our promises, you know—it’s a way we have, and we cau promise you tomorrow rich will make you glad that you came out shopping, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. Se. Torehon Laces. Red Ticketed 2c. a yard. Se Faucy Cotton Laces. Red Ticketed 2c. a yard. A lot of Remnants of Laces and Embroideries, worth 25c, Red Ticketed 10c, a remnant, MILLINERY, 38. to 68c. Fancy White Straw Hats, balance of tire stock. Ked Ticketed 123¢c. each. 10c. to 18c. Linen Back Colored Velvet Ribbous, cut pieces. 7c. per yard. 25c. Colored Crapes,in all shades, Red Ticketed 15e, a yard. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS, 20c. Drawers, all sizes, Red Ticketed 250, 4 Ladies’ Comfort Corset Waists, Sateen, 2 White and 2 Gray, were $1.75. Hed Ticketed 98c. Balance of our 5c, Sumner Corsets, sizes 23 to 24, 45e, a pair, DRY GooDs. 9 Remnants of Colored Moire Silks,1 to 8% yard lengths, were $1.50 per yard. Red Ticketed 75c. » yard, 50 Remnants of Plain Colored China Silks, assorted shades, 114 to 5 yard leugths, were 75c. and $1 Red Ticketed 36c. a yard. Remnants of Apron Ginghams, Dark Challies, Plain Lawns and Batistes (Brown and Navy only), were 714c. and Sc. Red Ticketed Se. a yard. A lot of Checked All-linen Glass Towels, 15x27. Red Tickoted 5 for 25¢. BELTS. 25c. Silk Belts, serpent buckle. Red Ticketed 19c. Bsc. Silk Belts, serpent buckle, Ked Ticketed 25¢, . Silk Belts, auchor buckle. Red Ticketod 29c. 1c. aud 18c. Cotton Belts. Red Ticketed 10c. each. FANS. 2ve. All-linen Fansand Satin. Red Ticketed 21c. 25e. All-linen Fans, Red Ticketed 16c. JEWELRY, 5e. Bone Hair Pins, large size. Red Ticketed 2 for &c. %5e, Solid Silver and Plated Bangles, Red Tickcted 18, CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT, 2 Ladies’ Light Blue Jerseys, five only. Red;Tick- 50c. Ladies’ Outing Blouses. Red Ticketed 35c. each. 65c. Ladies’ Percale Shirt Waists. Red Ticketed 48c. each, Five Misses’ Jackets, were $2.25, Red Ticketed TSe. ech. TRUNKS. 1213.50 Zine Saratoga. Red Ti oted 810, Maxs Wis AT REDUCED PRICES AT THR Saag Hyg A aa = 26 cent Searfs—Puffe and Tecks, Reduced to 12% cents, 440. and 50c. Scarfs—4-in-hapd, Puffsand Tecks, Reduced to 25 cents, 25e, Socks—Fancy Stripes, Reduced to 18e. or 3 pairs for 50 conta, 850. Socks—Lisle Thread, Plain Colors, Reduced to 25 cents, 50c. Bocks—Lisle Thread, Fancy Stripes, Reduced to 35 cents, 0c, Socks—Fine Cotton, Solid Colors, Reduced to 35 cents. O8c. Hocks—Embroidered, Reduced to 39 cents, ‘5c. Socks—Fancy Lisle Throad, Reduced to 48 centa, ‘75e. Socks—Silk Plaited, Reduced to 48 cents, 39c. Brown Balbriggan Undershirts (Sold everywhere at 50 cents), Reduced to 29 cents, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Looking over the catalogue of the largest dry goods house in Philadelphia we find the price for engraving @ card plate and printing 60 cards therefrom to be “one dollar and Afty cents” ($1.50); therefore, we think tt would not be anvisa to remind you that Wis give you an Engraved Plate and Fifty Cards for EIGHTY-SIX CENTS, and guarantee the workmanship to be fully the equal of that for which you are asked nearly double the price for elsewhere. This is a good time to leave your orders. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below. ) Guove Baneaws, 89c. Pigskin Mousqu:taires reduced to. 98c. Undressed Kid Mousquetairos, $1.25 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires. $1.55 Undrossed Kid Mousquetaires,, 68c. 4-button Kid Gloves, Bic. quality reduced to. 50c. quality reduced to, 5Se. quality reduced to. Te. quality reduced to. O8c. quality reduced to, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Sr 0 THAT GREAT 11 CENT RIBBON SALE. The narrow width (No. 9) nearly all gone, so we won't say anything about them—but the others. Nos. 12 and 16 —two and two anda half inches wide, are here in abund- ance—all colors—Gros Grain, with Satin Edges, worth £0c. and %e. a yard, We are selling them for ELEVEN CENTS A YARD. THE PALAIS ROYAL, «Continued below.) CONTINUATION of the special sale of Laces and Drapery Nota and Embroideries at oA ~ P D. c.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1890 Ir Yor Tours WE FORGET THAT THIS I8 AUGUST-—THAT NEARLY EVERY ONE IS AWAY—THAT THOSE aT HOME ARE PRETTY WKLL SUP- PLIED WITH SHOES—COME AND SEE THE PRICES WITH WHICH WE TEMPT YOU TO BUY SPARE SHOES: OR SHOES FOR NEXT SEASON. NEVER MIND WHAT YOU READ HERE—WHETHER IT I8 ONE DOL- LAR A PAIROR FOUR COME AND SEE THE BHOES. YOU PUT YOUR SAVINGS IN BANK AND GET FOUR PER CEXT INTER- EST IN A YEAR. IF, ‘AD, YOU BUY SHOES NOW OF US, YOU WILL MAKE FROM 20 10 30 PER CENT IN LESS THAN A YEAR. LADIES’ HAND MADE BUTTON BOOTS 83.090. 83.90, 83.00. Bn BRE TTTT T gS8q Stem i SS BB UU ORR RR aca. SN ON = AA ERR G AA It NNN AAA ROR GGG AAA Hl NNN bos 22 RE OSE MA ORM z L REI 00 FFF Ss AE _ Ee? iit e ep ®us8 2° A CLLL KEE oo FF. non 00. REE es EO RoE sts HE SS EL os Sss8 I H “oo Ere Sss¥ Q ARTHUR BURT & CO., 1211 F ST. NW, A Rissox Evexr. OFFICE oF ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROR, OR 11TH AND F STS. &.' Tuvrspar, Avovsr 21, 1890. STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING AT 5 O'CLOCK. BATURDAY AT 1PM, REMNANT SALE EXTRAORDINARY TOMORROW. ‘We cannot prevent having Remnants in ® Stock like ours, as customers buy only the size and quantity they want, andas ‘we must sell the remainders—the last ends of certain lots, “Odd Sizes” in Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, Underwear, ‘Wraps, &c., the “Short Lengths” of Dress Goods, Silks, Velvete, Black Goods, Linens, Wash Goods, &c—the slightly soiled or imperfect goods, &c., we are compelled to make lower prices on them im order to make them sell quickly. “SHORT LENGTHS” OF DRESS GOODS.—Extraordinary attractions in “Short Lengths” of seasonable Dress Goods this Friday. These lengths em- brace the ends of our most popular fabrics andere fully worth the recular price, but to prevent too large an ac- cumulation we clear up each week's end Pieces every Friday. Customers looking fora short piece fora Sacque, Wrapper, Skirt or Child's Dress or Closk will be reasonably sure of finding the desired length and effect a considerable saving in money. “ODD PAIRS” IN GLOVES —9 pars Ladies’ G-button Length Colored Silk Gloves. Sizes 5 and 53 Remnant price 25c. per pair. 11 pairs Ladies’ 8-buttom Length Chamois Skin Gloves, in Tan. Sizes 54 and 5%. Remnant price 75c. per pair, Girst floor: center.) HANDKERCHIEFS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.—-LADIES' All-linen Hemastitched and Hand-embroidered Ini- tial Heudkerebiefs, one-inch hem, 2 A's, 3 D's, 2 E's, 4 P's, 2 G's, 3 a, 2 KE 2 L's, 2 N's, 3 O's, 2 P's, 2 R's, 2 Sie, 21's, 3 Visand 4 W's, Remnant price, 25c. each. LADIES’ All-linen Hemstitched and Hand-embroidered Initial Handker- chiefs, two-inch hem, 2 D's, 2 E's, 3 F's, 2 G's, 2 Js, 2 K's, 2 N's, 3 O's,2 P's, FRR Wow w ree RRR Y 3 wwww & KRY s JRE URN Ee F's | kee Ww OW i The popular styles of Jawelry this soason seem to be in novel and pretty desisus of inexpensive goods We show a wonderful variety of the little Lace Pins with fancy heads, so popular just now, while iu the better etades we display an unequaled line of beautiful and Popular designs. These we guarantee to be exactly ae Tepresented—Rollod Plate and Solid Guld, FANCY LACE Pins, Gilt Fieads, eight styles, Sa Colored Settings, de Imt. Peafl and Hematite, 100, Glover Leaf Khine stone, 1c. Pansy Colored, 15 and 1% Mooustone and Bapphirine, eoli@ silver sctting, Z5c Double Pins with Cuain, BEAD NECKLACES. Silver and Gilt Sheil Beads, 3e, Cream P.atl, Polored Wax Necklaces, 10¢ Necklaces, 150. GENTLEMEN'S SCARF PINS, 100 styles, 25, 49, Oe. rT Ear Drops to match, NOVELTIES IN CUT SILVER. IMPORTED BREAST P Spray Pins, Daisies and Apple Biossoma, 4 WASHINGTON, DC, 1890, SOUVENIR BANGLES, Our own Registered Design, 490. OUR SPECIAL LEADER. Rhine Stone Ear Drops, solid guld settings, ube. BOSTON VARIETY STORE, SMITH & WARDWELL, au21to10s Banas W. B. MOSES & BONS, COBNER 11TH AND F STREETS NORTHWEST, FURNITURE, CARPETS, UIHOLSTERY GOODS, WALL Parens, INTERIOR DECORATIONS, ke, ‘To make space for the new goods for fall season wo fre cflcring many attractive Larguins. Ibe following are afew: UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. £00 Curtain Poles, full length, with trimmingsall complete, worth 50c, and 75e. ; Lie, each, 200 Curtain Poles, extra heavy, with trimmings complete, worth to #150 ench. 100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to #1. 1 PPP ERERRR COC KERNN NTTIT . 117 96% a Finer Curtaiys reduced to jess than import prices : Pie rs i PPE R © CK NNN T 2 B's, 2 T's, 3 Vsand 2 We, Remnant i es a 1810.50 Zine Saratoga. Red Ticketed $8.50. Ww 0 ppp fF sanding A large assurtment of portierés, ler than wianufec- for state officers and Representatives in Con-|— tl interest you to know that we have just} 1 $20.50 Zine sa ptsietbepe nippy n % BPP EE ERE G OFR NNN i cruGagh oles Gt (¢kasb soetaabe eaecoeatnie Goat seat ream gs e aa gressand Maine for governor and Congres-| @~ added acoupie of hundred patterns of SEPA-| 1311 Leather Saratoga, Ked Ticketed 87.50. mi™w™ P EERR R CCC EERN NN « See a ae OS * ren one OR A Deplens-| = uera Samra to tm te Gani camecatiee | UPHOLATERY LUD ALS DEPAReuiaT. DISCOUNT. mag Steet ares = ee ber. Vermont always, Maine nearly always, goes republican, and this year will afford no exception to the rule. The only point of in- terest in these New England elections is the fight made by the democrats against Speaker Reed in the first district. It is believed, how- weareenabled to give you the benefit of a Big Rib- bon Purchase, Hand-embroidered Initial Handker- chiefs, one-inch hem. 2 A's, 3 E's, 2 F's, 3 J's, 4 K's, 2 L's, 3 N's, 2 O's and 2 T's. Remnant pric $27" Advices from our manufactory report “more on ‘the way.” 10c. to 15¢, Imt. Madrases, yard Red Ticketed Sc. a THE PALAIS ROYAL, Carpets of the following sizes, made of Remuaute, with border all around. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS. 8 feet 3 inches by 1U fect, $10.50; reduce’ from _(Continued below.) Ten Gross Imitation Garnet Lace Pins received this morning. An expert could hardly tell them from the genuine article, There are several designs, and are, without a doubt, the prettiest of anything in that line, oc. and Y8c. Genuine China Silks for draperies, Red Tick-ted 48. a yard, 10c. aud 1z¢c. Fancy Striped Cream Scrims, Red Ticketed 7c. a yard. fz" We've been pleased to sec lots of enemies of —— ready-made clothes looking at our TROWSERS— 7,500 PIECES IN ALL Se. each. < SHADES AS VARIED AS THE RAINBOW. MEN'S All-linen Hemstitched and 18, ae atari fea : Remnauts of Heal Madrase B5e. to 5 1d. | To be sold ut 3 ever, that he will pull through on the average biosensors ee Pere ies pera aad tree FIVE CENTS EACH, Hand-embroidered Initial Handker- Set Biaies by 3h ae. Bt: eR majority. —— why you shouldn't xet the same satisfaction out | Odd Puirs Lace Curtains at one-half marked prices. THE PALAIS ROYAL ‘ S feet 3 inches by 13 feet O inches, $15; reduced In Arkansas “The Agricultural Wheel,” a | 62~ of thom youdoout of apair you're measured |, #0. Tinted Tidies for outline work Red Ticketed _ontinn THE QUALITY PAR EXCELLENCE, chiefs, extra quality tape border. 3 A's from 25e. 50c, and 68c. Tinted Ser incheslong. Red Ticketed farmers’ organization which made heavy re- 10 feet 6 inches by 15 feet, $18; reduced from $29. dactions in the democratic majority in 1888, i 10 feet 6 cuches by 16 feet 6 inches, $20, reduced for at 815 and 921 $2 “bent your mind.” and 2 N's. Remnant price, 25c. each. MEN'S All-linen Hemstitched and It's simply the way you've Tuose U; (BRELLAS. fs for outline work, 36 No. 9, 10c. per yard, usually sold for 18c. per yard. again in the field with a state ticket supported by the republicans. The plurality of the democrats was only 15,000 in the last election, a reduction from 36.900. It is not probuble, however, that the democrats will lose the state, as they have the advantage of the feeling | against the force bill aroused in Arkansay, — | In Wyoming a governor, legislature, &c., are | tobe chosen. At the last clection in Wyom- ing a delegate to Congress, the republ majority was 2,644 in a total vote of 18,010. ee Washington, nearly always in pretty good health. is boosting itself up this summer with the handsome showéng furnished by the health | officer's statistics. It appeara that whereas in} the August week of 158% corresponding with that ending on the 16th instant the number of deaths per thousand was 113 the number lest week was only 72. —$—o China's compliments, through Minister Tsui Kwe Yin and Consul Shing Woon. to the Ameri- | can public and says that Corea may not be able to pay that proposed loan of a million anda half dollars and China declines to assume re- sponsibility therefor. The trouble appears to be that the Chinese government claims to be sovereign and to hold the customs receipts of Corca to secare China herself for money loaned im the past. $$$ The eycloue is trying to acclimatize itself in Europe's federal republic. Judging from a three-minute experience in the canton of Vaud it will be a territic success—Vaud the canton of Vineyards, the musical box, Lake Geneva, Lausanne, Lounivard, Rousseau, Voltaire, and of Gibbon’s retreat. ————— “Stand by the little school house,” is the re- publican campaign ery in Wisconsin, and it may not be considered a sumptuary sentiment to say that it isa better and a safer one than “Stand by the little saloon.” a Away out yonder in California the democrats inconvention assembled yesterday referred to Speaker Reed's plaintive pleas for order as “tyrannical mandates.” — + It begins to appear now that the New York Central went off half cocked in the recent strike. Chauncey Depew may yet be compelled to come home and put the disturbed clements fa a harmonious good humor. ina does not faruish the entire ply of fun incubators for the Senate on the tariff question. Connecticut has « pair of ha- morists, it seems, for when Mr. Daniel alluded to woolen nutmegs Mr. iaw! Y said that “if wooden nutmegs were ever made in Connecti- cut they could not get @ fool there to bay them, but they had to be sold clsewhere,” wy Mr, Pintt observed: “The wooden nutmeg is a chestuut now.” | a The throb of de mocratic silence, as the | eleetion Lill discuasion proceeded yesterday in | the Seaate, pulsuted as high up as the brow of Liberty ou the dome of tie Capitol. a Senstor Vance removed bis sash in time to be saved. and yesterday im convention the Tar. heels indorsed him unanimously aud voeifer. onsly and continuously. —$$$<—i-e-<Sie— There have Tailrond accidents, floods, and Annie Rooneys this kuown in this country. storms, McGintys leeeethese ' The razor-back pig is fast being super ceded by & good article of pig-iron m severe’ south- ern states. Of course the porcine WW acral hae more suvstance than the porcine shadow afore- wad, oe ‘There is a tewa im Maing ip Serted on good authority, ty. is not one per- been more eyvelones, murders | gexuIxe year than ever befor, | ‘ which, it is as- —— We don't mean all ready-made pants, We $27 don't mean only ours—though of course we —— think OURS ARE THE BEST. We aim to ha S27 themso. Judges tell us THEY ARE. Be that —— 48 it may we don't dip our flag of sureriority $27 toanybody. What experience aud good judgment —— can sclect~and money buy—we have employed. #2 With the excellence we want to commend the —— PRICE, Ifthe custom tailor’sstandard of mark- 2" ing i based on morit—then ours are worth —— dollar for dotiar with his, But be charges you $27 for the old-tim . idea cf exclusivenoss—which is ———8 fancy. We'll show you hie assortment and Mi mere~MANY MORE. for half bis asking. Don't you wan: to save oa halt ——- The checks of last season have grown into $2 good-sized plaids. The largorthe plaid the more —— extreme style—of course shutting short of the Fe vuigerly loud. Stripes will alwa —— and the weavings this season ha 52- ones. Bo we give you his worth hold 8 place— laid of pretty —— We'll show you the consisteutly proper things 627 for perfect dross—and they'll fit you with the ——— ease and xrace of “drawn lines.” S@~ Third flcor, front, for PANTS. SARS AND COMPAYY, FITS IN PANTS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH aull STREET. REBLABAEELELLLEEALAALALAabbL EAS Wu H. Mc Kearws Dans Lerren. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1390, —— , Nostly every one of the Blazers that came = in this morning were sol by noou. Weex, —— veet! more in the mors is the —— price for the “One-but ad to for theFull-roll." Ilack aud blue. —— |The few. “*Hemnent." remaining unsod ——— today will be left on sale tomorrow at the —— same low prices. ——- We shali also offer the following un- —— usually good values: -—— |, 100 dozem Caildren's Guaranteed —— Mack” libbed Hose. Only 19. per 50 dozen Ladies" **Boot-patier ail wetgbt, funey tops, ‘ast Black” foot On. —— 100 dosen Ladies’ > —— Ribbed Balbriggan Vests and euht; Vests are high eeves. Se. per Eni 10 and Drawers, fall k and ‘long F suit. WAL H. McKNEW uccessor to R. H. Taylor), 93% Ponnsyivanisave and926Dst nw. 1t Po Turzoven Asp Eeoxome COOKERY USE LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF. For Beef Tea, Soups, Mado Dishes, Sauces (Game Bish, &e.j, Aspic or Meat Jelly. Keeps for avy length of time and is cheaper and of ner flavor than any other stock. NATURE, ONE POUND OF EXTRACT OF BELF EQUAL TO FORTY POUNDS OF LEAN BEEF. ‘28-tu,th1er oo SUITS SCOURED AND PRESSED, 81. ‘Coats, Pants, Lou, | hao Veats, 25. Altering and Repairing neatly dove. Goods called for aud delivered. ONLY WITH J. VON LIEBIG'S 31G- ec. 98c. Tinted Scarfs for outline work, 22 inches long. Red Ticketed 48c, HANDKERCHIEFS AND SHAWLS. 15e. Faucy and White Handkerchiefs Red Tickoted 106, exch. 32.50 Fancy Striped Wool Shawls, Red Ticketed 81.6%, NECKWEAR, 25c. Chiidren’s Plaited Collars. Red Ticketed 8c. . to 25c. Ladies’ Linen Collars, Red Ticketed 3 for 25e, TRIMMINGS. 35e. to 50c. Colored and White Cotton Gimps. Red cketed 15e. a yard. 50c. to G5e, Black Spanish Guipure Lace, Red Ticketed 25c. a yard, BUCKLES, ‘35e, Pearland Steel Buckles, Red Ticketed 25e. 1¥e. eac! G5e, to 75. Pearl and Steel Bucklos, Red Ticketed 49c, each. NOTIONS AND TOILET ARTICLES. 5c. Linen Tape—3 yards iu piece. Red Ticketed 2c. each, Colored Feather Stitch Braid. Red Ticketed de. piece. . Sachet Powders. Red Ticketed 3c. package. 10c. White Celluloid Combs, Red Ticketed 7c. each. GLOVES. 21 Pigskin Gloves, first quality, odd sizes, Red Tick- eted 73¢. a pair. 50c, Silk Gloves, all sizes. Red Ticketed 33c. « pair. PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS, 1 Light Tan Umbrellas. Red Ticketed 59e. each. Light Coaching Parasols. Red Ticketed 1.19 MEN'S GOODS, . Flannel Four-in-hand Scarfs. Red Ticketed Se. Teed Ticketed 15¢. each. Red Ticketed 7c, each. 1 v MM MM oD g38g b oan UU Muuw = BB AA U U MMMM B AA UU MM rw et aug “TH STREET. rv Is Posrrvrry So.» We can't impress a need of prompt action on your Part, with roference to availing yourselves of the par- ticular advantages of this “ante-fell” season, any more forcibly than to give you our word that the current week (s the very last opportunity we can give for re- ductions on summer goods. What we sell we must dispose of quickly, because fall stock is already bewin- Bing tocome tn. If not sold, the few baby carriages, water coolers and refrigerators we have remaining aust go into the store rooms. Now, you know enough about business to realize that we'd rather sell an article at a big sacrifice than to store it, But that one thing or the other must take place “is positively 60.” ‘Therefore, we remind you to consider well our large discounts on Furniture, Carpets, &c. Hore is an idea of what wo are doing: Best quality All-wool Ingrain, made and laid with best paper lining, 75, ; 100 Moquette Hassocks, 35¢. 100 Body Brussels Ottomans, 40c, 100 Moquette Ottomans, Sve. 200 Smyrna Rugs, 4 fect by 7 feet, $6.10, yard. Worth a1. 100 All-wool Art Squares at G5c. per square yard. Reduced from 81. ting, S5c. a yard, -wool Euglish Woven Druggetts, 60c. square Best quality Seamless White and Fancy Straw Mat- Those Genuine Glorias, with natural sticks, paragon frames—double steel ferrules—are going rapidly, and uo wonder when the prico is considered. Just think, NINETY-EIGHT CENTS foran umbrella which is guaranteed to give at least a year's service, THE PALAIS ROYAL _ (Continued below.) BPP Ak Ar Pp oxy E ax ot Ss Ste to Se Hoy a tau 24 HP Bus m oO © ¥ a -% 9 0 Y sa ag 838 ky eA E KR OO Y AAA . RR 00 ¥ ACA Thue x Onoen To close out the balance of summer atocks in various departments we have concluded to inaugurate a series of DISCOUNT SALES, thereby making room for Full Goods and further more, turning stock into CASH. For THURSDAY—AUGUST 21, FRIDAY—AUGUST 22, SATURDAY (4 day)—AUGUST 23, naa] DISCOUNT ON MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S GINGHAM SUITS. x9 we BS Sieg yy PPP KFE RRR cco ERE NN N TTTT Pe. Redt GCE NNN T PP FE RR Go FE NNN T ERR Coons Foe Pe ERR R Coo KEE N ONS DISCOUNT ON LADIES’ AND MISSES’ WHITE SUITS. 2% ooo bw aemag Mog PPP °C REB NN N TTIT BP ERR Ene &S EPP SN NT PPP FE G KE NNN & g Gok NNN T EEE cco KKR NNN T DISCOUNT ON WHITE WRAPPERS. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Ruewsaxts REI OF DRESS GOODS AT COST. A number of remnants of All wool Dress Goods have been placed on the front counter of our Dry Goods De- partment. The lot includes Cashmeres, Plain Serger, Fancy Plaid and Striped Serges, Flanuels and Broad- cloths, They range from 13¢to 5 yards in length. You could probably find something amouzg them that would Coto make a combination suit or # child's dress or acque, (Continued be'ow.) Guapsroxz THE PaLals ROYAL. TRAVELING BAGS. 83.00. safety catches, two extra outside straps, and are the equal in every rospect to Satchels usuaily sold for twice the amount asked for these. IMITATION ALLIGATOR GRIPS— ‘The same kind we've been advertising fora month— THE PALAIS ROYAL, _(Continned below. Ovrso Crorus. ‘The balance of our stock of Outing Cloth to go at No. 12, 12cl¢. per yard, usually sold for 20c. per yard, No. 16, 15c. per yard, usually sold for 25c. per yard, These are conveniently laid out on our Ribbon Counters; center aisle, ADVANCE DRESS GOODS. To interest our patronsand give them an ides of the prevailing styles for the coming fall and winter We take special pleasure in calling their attention to some of the rdvance styles just in. Rough effects to be the Dress Material this Season. Camel's Hair Plaids, Fine Serges with Astrachan Plaids. Handsome Tartane Plaids with Astrachan Border. HandsomeCombinations in Camel's Hair Serge Plaids to match in Camel's Hair. Handsome Combinations in Sergo effects, with stripes to match in Astrachan, These are particularly stylish aud nobby. ALSO, Suits of Imperial Serge, with fronts embossed in Chenille to match. For beauty and styles these govds are not to be surpassed. Another uew, handsome and very pleasing effect in Dress Material is Self Striped Surab Twill. A fact wo wish to mention to our Patrons—that all of the above mentioned Dress Effects ure of our OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION, And nothing of the kind to be produced by any other houso in thecity, ‘These high novelties being limited makes them the more desirable, so they do not become common. A few days more and we shail be able to exhibit our entire fail and winter etock, and for richness, beauty and elegance we shall not be excclied. L A NNN SSg L AA NNN & kas SR Ad a4 NOXN i n6a. n Ts wee £9C TT os Hd eae é co HUH peo ok OSS OE ék B ERR, 00 && Ee kk OO acs Bus “oo > 420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH STREET, Mail orders will receive careful consideration. a18 Dar Goons. Mohair Dress ‘lannel suiting, Fe wot 1 ti situs of Bort ‘Duplex Corsets, We have all tue ieading wakes of Corsets in stock, ve 10e, Clark's U.N-T. Spool Cotton, 42340. doz. Hand-embroidered Initial Handker- chiefs, one and one-hsif-inch hem, 2 Bs,2 C's,3 E's, 2 G's, 2 K's, 2 L's, 2N'sand J R's Remuant price, 50c. each. (irst floor, center.) LADIES’ WHITE SUITS AT EXTRA- ORDINARY LOW PRICES.—1 Ladies’ Fine White Lawn Suit, embroidered trimmed, Size 34. Reduced to $5, 1 Ladies’ Gray Mobair Suit, Size 34, Reduced to $5. 1 Ladies’ Fine Lawn Suit, handsomely trimmed with embroidery. Size 3 @uced to 6.75. 2 Ladies’ Fine Quality All-wool Jersey Suits, Cream with Blue trimmings, snd French Blue with Cream trimming, Size 32, Reduced to $6.75 each, (Third floor.) LADIES’ WRAPPERS.—2 Ladies’ Ex- tra Quality Batiste Wrappers, very noat Pink figure, embroidered trimmed to match, Size 34. Reduced to €3 each. 1 Ladies’ AU Linen Wrapper, Blue figure, embroidered trimmed to match, Size 40. Reduced to 84. 2 Ladies’ French Dimity Wrappers, trimmed with Valenciennes lace, Size 34, Reduced to $5 each, (Third floor.) MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.—5 pairs - Ladies’ Lonsdale Cambric Drawers, ruffle of hemstitched embroidery, tucks above. Remnant price, 75c. per pair. 3 Ladies’ Chemise, square yoke of fine embroidery, neck and arm hole fivished with embroidery. Remnant price, 75c, each. & Ladies’ Muslin Gowns, pointed yoke of fine embroidery, finished with herring bone braid, ruffle of Hamburg around neck and sleeves, Rempant price, 1.25 cach, Gecond Sovr, annex.) REMNANTS IN BLANKETS. —7 Pairs Fine All-wool Blankets, 1 pair 10-4. Reduced from $4.50 to 84. lpair 11-4 Reduced from 86.50 to 24.50. ‘S pairs 11-4 Reduced from $6.50 to 85. ‘pairs 11-4 Reduced from $7.50 to 86. (Fourth floor.) LADIES’ JACKETS REDUCED.—¢ Ladies’ Jackets. All reduced to $2.50 each. 1 Black Corkscrew Jacket, Size 44 1 Tan Jacket. Size 42. 1 Brown Jacket. Size 42, 1Gray Jacket, Size 40, (Third floor.» LADIES’ TRAVELING ULSTER.—2 Ladies’ Gray and Biack Striped Travel- ing Ulster. Reduced from $18 to 812.50. (Third floor.) CORSET COVERS—3 Fine Cambric Corset Covers, Ve neck, with a deep ede of medici lace, beading and ribbon. Sizes from 83h MOQUETTE CARPETS, 8 fect 3 inches by 12 feet 6 inches, $20; reduced 8 fect 3 imches by 10 feet 3 mches, @20, reduced from $30. 300 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs, 82.50; reduced from $4.25, STRAW MATTINGS, 200 Rolls White and Fancy, 40 yd, worth $5, 250 Rolls White and Fancy, 40 yds, worth #6, 84. 100 Kolls Heavy Jomtess, 40 yds.,worth #16, elu. 150 Rolis Heavy Damask, 40 yda., worth 16, $10, WASHING MACHINES. ‘The Cataract Washing Machine—the greatest labor- saving invention of the day—will @o in onc Lour what you do by hand in ten, without the slightest damage ‘to finest of materials Keduced trom $30 to $15. One Week's trial given if desired. Special inducements offered in Refrigerators and Cedar Chests, BICYCLES, TRICYCLES AND VELOCIPEDES. 1 36-inch-wheel Bicycle, 818; reduced from 824, 1 32-inch-wheel Bicycle, @12; reduced from 616, 3 Tricycles, No. 1, $5; reduced from $7. 3 Treycles, No. 2, $5.60; reduced from 8% 1 Tricycle, No. 4, #0; reduced from #1%.50. “ No. 5,610; reduced from $14.50, No. 6, $10; reduced from $14. No. C, $10.65; reduced from $1 ; reduced from $13.50, reduced from $10.50, reduced from #10. No. 3.87; “ No. D, €15; reduced from €21.50, No, 40 Velocipedes, €2; reduced trom $4 BABY CARRIAGES. We ere offering €4 discount on every carriage 820 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 or more, and @2 discount on every carriage from #15 10819. ‘This is en opportunity te buy « ine carriage for Very little money. WINDOW SHADES, ‘We are offering a fine assortment of colors with all fixtures aud complete for 25c, each, MOSQUITO CANOPIES. A full line of every style and size from 75 cents te £5.00. W. B. MOSES & SONS, Cor, 11th andF sta nw, Washington, D.C. FURNITURE, CARPETS, UPHOLSTERIES, WALL PAPER, DECORATIONS, &c., &o auls MONDAY, AUG. 18, 1890. E:pbonzo Youngs Company take wo little pride i» being first (as usual) to offer NEW CROP TEAS. ‘The first Steamer of the season via Suez Canal is im and her cargo has already been distributed throughout the country tosuch merchants as are always on the alert fur FRESHEST SUPPLIES. We "got in® sudare therefore able to offer an assortment of the Freshest and Sweetest Teas that money can buy—Genuive New Crog goods—Our’ Oolong at 80c. is delightful inthe Cup, aud even our 0c. grade is absolutely free from ‘that wild, weedy or grassy flavor so often met with a Colones, e ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY, auls 423 Ninth ot Rexuxanrs. IN ADDITION TO THE ALREADY LOW PRICES THAT WE ARE SELLING REMNANTS WE HAVE . 814 K st. i a DECIDED FOR THIS WEEK TO ALLOW AN Suh uhe ann tell he ler sss tute trenty| wren noeeee You can't possibly make any mistake on any reduced | 2% = (POD, KK ON N OTUTT ze SOEaa ee, a oe EXINA DISCOUNT OF 25 PER CENT ON THE and whisky. Axsbody it this town wanteo bet | Fo ——— | evods,but you'll make a big mistake if youdon't secure | “shy id Ls i aul6 1316 Tthetaw . each, ‘ that that town has sea? guy of ite population te | Luroaraxt. them this week, $y S kkr i 6 itatentets Onsitturinn, Youn DOLLAR ON ALL KINDS OF Washington now 0 9 + time heretofore? | _ Previous to our removal to buildings now occupied _ 2 & YARD. ay | Pe REMNANTS. eee | by the DOULLE COMHINATION STORE, 11th at. a Cit a yet trimmed with a deep edsing and yoke of @oops, WHITE Goopa, WOOL, SILK , A Missouri dov‘.or has discovered that butter- 26. all grate tm our various Gapertenente to basongtt- 4ULIUS LaNaBURGR, P & Ht 5583 * mietylnh and Deemutow Shapes ver Produced Valenciennes lace with herring bone as . milk is the ebar spion bracor aftor'a big drank, |“ CALL AT ONCE. ny ierer vente weeruemeee finish, Size 44, Remnant price CorTOx sewvasTa. and the battgy mith cocttail my sone benens WM. ¢. VIERBUCUZY, 1602 7th st.n.w.. auld 13TH AND F sts, as ‘The “MODJESKA,” the Most Stylish Sling Sleeve * mae a a standard author: 3026. Next to Walker's Grocers. ~ n ind Fitting and Neat; an the bar, nee ae == Gexrs Surrs Scovnep 0, Elpant sohoal Garou ? Sinem. (Becond floor annex. REMNANTS > - s vy S°RATARKH REMEDY AND PRESSED FOR @1. 3 3 FY “ECKINGTON.” ‘at Neck; very hand- i oe me men have great heads Others have z Sun ng rey, cures cater Conta, ts, “be. ; Vests, and ‘00 aa ‘The “FAIR.” Dressy. Garment, with — : — ‘r.reat heads put on them by the Speaker of the | “00 ouy ie 08 at inciibte eure, bn 4 ‘ecphene ea hase — LISNER, Friscs were ever rate rane, Quality Water. WooDWARD & LOTHRO?, wa & SONS, Howe wie er, | eas BED Seti Wee Be an20 Corner 12thst. and Paava | Sites “MELVILLE LINDSAY items | euzn Cor, 13th and Fete. nw. oo v*8 PENN, AVE. NW CO a eee ee eee 5