Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGT ‘THE EVENING STAR bas the faliest Local Cirealation of any Newspaper im the World, and as an Advertising Medium ts worth more than all the otber papers published in Washington. ‘The state of Maryland erects today at the ancient town of St. Mary's, the germ of the colony and commonwealth, a modest monu- ment to Leonard Calvert, its first governor. Few states have had such a noble beginning—not im the glare of the stage foot-lights amid the clatter of an audience delighting in impressive scenes, but soberly, religiously as beseemed a serious people sprung from the bosom of English liberty. Among the founders of America George, Cecilius and Leonard Calvert are ever to be named as worthy of special honor and esteem— the first that he prepared the way the second that be sent out the hopeful colony, the third that he governed it wisely and with his own hand planted the tree of toleration in the soil of America. A singular fact in the history of the country’s settlement is this—that Jamestown, Plymouth and St. Mary's, the first towns founded, respectively, in the first three British colonies never attained any considerable growth or, after the very beginning, impert- ance. Maryland was the second southern and third of all the English colonies formed. From the muail community at St. Mary's on the lower Potomac, 1634, it has without the advantage of a wide territory developed into a noble com- monwealth with largo cities, well develuped farms and prosperous industries. ——— The baccarat scandal and a long array of > other scanduls preceding it place the upper class of England on trial before civilization. Not Sir Gordon Cumming alone, but his set— the Prince of Wales, “heir of England.” and of all the royal houses of Lritain from Cerdie to Hanover—are the real uceused. The mon- archy of Great Britain and the social and po- litical institutions with which it is interlinked are not capable of standing an indefinite strain, for they rest on the respect of the people of England. If that respect were withdrawn for asingle moment the whole costly structure that has taken perhaps fifteen hundred years to become what it is would crumble and leave behind it only that which is useful to the every-day life of the people. It was the re- mark of Gaizot, a truth of history. that no element of the English political life had ever been lost. Applying that profound obser tion to the present state of British upper- morals it could be foretold wisely that a revo- lation in English government due to the ex- travagance and profligacy of the royal line and the nobility would not uproot all established institutions, as was the case in the French revolution, but would modify them us they were modified by the English revolutions of the 17th century. a The orator, the subject and the ocension met today at Galena when Degew discussed Grant as the man of the moment. “Clients failed to retain him as a surveyor, his real estate office had to be closed, and be was not a factor in the tanners’ firm. But the moment that the great- est responsibilities were thrown upon him and the fate of his country rested upon his should- ers,” said Mr. Depew, “this indifferent farmer, business man, merchant, became the foremost figure of the century.” The people of Galena and Ilinois do well to erect a monument to Gen. Grant, and to induce such a felicitous speaker as Chauncey Depew to eulogize his esreer and place in history. New York can supply a Grant orator, if not a Grant monu- ment. ——__+- It may always be in dispute whether athletics conduge to scholarship. but Yale's graduating class would seom, so far as one swallow can make a summer, to settle the question affirma- tively. The honors were carried off by the same men, the highest athletes having been the hardest students and most intellectual men. Other institutions and conditions may produce different results. Evidently, what is wanting in college and all sedentury life is sufficient physical exercise to make a counter balance for the necessary mentat exercise, and the greater the strain on the mind the greater the obvious necessity for healthful physical development. A bappy correlation of the two sorts of exer- cise is important. — + The German Kaiser is an avowed friend of the ode duello. He has been challenged by a New Jersey music teacher who was once an officer in the Germmn army. This challenger is so considerate as to affix acondition. If Wilham shall have Prince Bismarck executed before the duel the latter need not oceur. It is uggested that this is a good way for the imperial auto- erat to avoid the inconvenience of @ duel with an American sovereign, gratify his private re- sentment and effect a stroke of state policy all atone time. Will the man who says that he is “master and no one else” in Germany behead his subjectenemy or fight his late subject- friend? ceedings in the matter of the post office site? Why doesn't the Treasury Department act upon the report of the commission appraising the property condemned? Have the papers been Jost or pigeon-boled, or has merely a summer torpor settled upon those who ought to be vig- crously and expeditiously pushing this great work tocompletion? The people of Washing- ton need very much their permanent and com- modious post office, and will reasonably be im- Patient at unreasonable delays in carrying out the nation’s will, as expressed for their benefit and for the credit of the capital in the recent wise act of Congress. . e — Twenty-dve Yale students stampeded Bare num's circus parade in New Haven by throw- ing torpedoes at the horses and elephants and the faculty regard the matter as serious and will call the students to account. And so also should the civil authorities end give these Young geutlemen the full penalty of the la Avwoman or child or women and children crashed to death in such a stampede would have been only th+ natural and presumptively intended consequen ‘es of their act. Hon. Columbus Delano of Obio has come to the surface once more, and he announces that the farmers of Ohio will vote with the republi cansin that state. The opinion of the people’ party of Ohio is to the effect that Mr. Delano’s long retirement bas resulted in rusting the hinges of his predictor. ——— +s ____ Senator Stewart in a New York Recorder in- terview is rather depressed over the republican outlook and says if all other candidates fail, the party may fall back on Ignatias Dounelly. ‘This is ciphering the situation down tos very fine point indeed. oe The Philadelphia council thinks it is “a biger mau than” Gov. Pattison in the matter of appointing city treasurer, and the courts will adjudicate ou this question of relative bigness. ——_—_+= The blue and the gray marching under one fag at the world’s fair would bes pleasant specimen of brotherly love and union. Only | ove flag, however, and that the flag. ——__--—_—— The average democrat thinks that the demo- eratic party is the people's party, but the average people's party man thinks something else. + —____ ‘The Omaha Bee at this late date is endeavor ing to explain what caused the November land- slide in that state. A better thing would be to Tepair the damage as soon as possible. oe A better time for settling the seal skin ques tion could not have been selected than during tits superbeated spell of weather. pemmencoeen cor ‘tensa Germany will maintain ber tari’ vp grain. Beceust rains did it, Sss' Sug8 = GENTLEMEN: If it can be demonstrated that you can supply yourself with summer furnishings st yrices averaging fifteen per cent below prevailing quotations should you not be inter- ested? A variety of Furnishings more comprehensive than to be found in any exclusive Men's Furnishing Store is st the Paisis Royal, corner of 12th st. and Pennsylvania ave. The departinent is under the management of one who bas had many years of experience in the leading men's furnishing stores. Prices are quoted that aro only possible when buying in larwe quantities direct from the producers snd selling at the small profit a cash business enables. Our Mr. Porter and his young men will be glad to demoustrate that these state- ‘ments are unexaggerated. ¢ Tue “Ovestxa» Or Svaoer Foasismscs 1s Occvrrixa. Ttis customary at the Palais Royal to open the season with « special *‘Openins” display, during which the new goods are offered at the wholesale prices a8a souvenir of the occasion. In the lower portion of these columns is given the MEN'S SOUVENIR LIST. To the left hand of the list are the prices you will notice marked on the goods; tothe right are the special prices. There is no question that the prices are 15 percent below prevailing quotations, but as to the variety you may have doubts. Mews Neouioze Suits, Sasnes, Bexrs, Ero. ‘Where else such a collection of Silk Shirts? The Black and White Wash Bilk Shits marked 85.50 are the $7.50 quality of the majority of stores. It isequally a fact that the All-silk Shirts in stripes of all colors are usually sold at $5, though we ofer them at only 82.80. There's s history to these Shirts that explains the caso. Ask our Mr. Porter. Here, too, sa matchless variety of All-linen Madras, Cheviot, Momie and Flannel Shirts, ‘Those marked $2 are all-wool flinnel You'll notice they are quoted in the Souvenir List at@1.50. For $1 you may choose from Sateen, Cheviot or Madras Shirts, of course not all linen, but looking like the All-linen Shirts wo sell at $1.39, 81.68, $1.89, $2 and 2.89. The New Sash and Belt combined for $1.63 is nearly 20 per cent less than usually asked. Belts of all kinds proportionately cheap. Mews Scaaer Usverwean, Har Hose, Ere. All-wool Underwesr is gaining in popuisrity. Of the various reliable makes the “Glastenbury Health Underwear" seems to have the best indorsements of physicians and others. This Underwear is being advertised by the leading merchants of New York and Chicago and other cities at @2 apiece. We find we cannot afford to permanently quote ‘lower price, though for the ‘*Opening” we make the price 1.50 piece. You'll notice the 50c. Underwear is offered at 42 cents. This includes our trouser-shape Jean Drawers, Sizes 30 to 46 inches. . Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers of every description, good st 35 cents, thebest at 1.25. Half Hose guaranteed Fast Black and in all the correct samme: shades. Boston Garters, Silk, 39c. a pair. Mews Necxwean Unoazzias, Sarcuzzs, Haxoxencmers, &o. But space to point to s few ‘‘specials.” The Silk Grenadine and Wash Silk Knot Scarfs, with loose flowing ends, are reduced from 39c. to 25e. for the “Opening,” and we ask you to compare them with those offered elsewhere at 50c. ‘The 30c. White Crepe de Chine and China Silk Four-in-Hands are also tho usual 50c. goods.2You'll find here more Umbrellas, Satchels and Handkerchiefs than in any other three houses combined. A complete va- riety of Men's Furnishings that » page of the Star would not enumerate. a hv : S5e. Fast Black Boot Pattern Silk H Mews Sovverm List. @8e. Paris Summer Novelty con, Wepartment near door No. 1119 Pa. ave.) 21.50 Pure Silk Hose, all styles. .98 Novelty Boot Pattern Silk Hose. $1 “Health” All-wooi Summer Underwear. 82e | 25e. Children’s Fast Black Hose, ail sizes, ‘TSe. Summér Underwear, all styles., G4e | 19¢. Swiss Ribbed Vests, all colors. .. 50e, Summer Underwear, ail styles., 420 | 25e. Ribbed Vests, all styles. Oe. Half Hose, ali styles. 0c | 5c. Ribbed Vests and Pants, Half Hose, all styles. 21 | 50c. Summer Underwear, ali styles... > Outing Shirts, all sty] $1 | G5c. Ribbed Sitk Vests, ail colors, }2 All-wool Newlie Shirts. . 98c. Spun Silk Ribbed Vests, 85 Pure Silk Shirts. $1.48 Heavier Weizht Silk Vests. .08 English Silk Kibbed Vests. ‘2e. Children's Ribbed Vests, all adadies’ and Children's American Hosiery n- wear; also the French **C.G." Balbri garments at 10per cent discount. pest ar 50c. Ladies’ Camnbric Corset Covers, ‘50c. Short Skirts for Ladies. 68c. Cotton Underwear, all styles... 85c. Cotton and Cambric Undergarmen 79 | $1 Gowns and Skirts, in many styles, Cotton and Cambric Undergurment Garments, $1.94, and $1.68 Garments....$) Corsets, ne. Wash Silk Windsors, all styles. Four-in-band and Knot Scarfs. “Valais Royal” Night Shirts. Four-ply Linen Collars, all styles... 20c. Four-ply Linen Cuffs... 21.25 “Gloria” Umbrellas, paragon frames 81.50 “Gloria” Umbrellas, warranted one year $3.98 Suk Uiubrellas, novelty handles. 85 Silk Pongee Sun Umbrelias... 21.25 Cotton Pongee Umbrellas, green lining. Linen Handkerchiets, new style boruers.. ‘30c. Initial Jap. Sik Handkerchiefs Soe. Black Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs $1 Black Jap. Silk Handkerchiefs. 1.35 Castor Beaver Driving Gloves. . $1 English Dog Skin Driving Gloves. $1.35 Cape Tan Driving Gloves... 7Se. Summer Corsets, 1 Summer Corsets, ail styles. 12%¢. All-linen Towels, 25e. Towels, all styles, -08 Children’s Gingham Dresses, -45 Gingham Dresses, all styles, abBESSaRER EET ‘Also see souvenir prives in Leather Geods, Jewelry | 50c. Children's Aprons, all stglee aie and Toilet Articles Departments. 8c. Prettily Trimmed Aprons, "68e 5 Sun Hats, all styles. “986 Sun Hats, Gtc., and 500 “Ade 7: mm L #1 Nainsook Drense, al styles. “te ‘ per cent off marked prices of White Drews Goods J4ADIES? UVENIR 13T. and Embroideries, including the Embroidered Black £12.50 White Lawn Suits, all styles... ee ‘Ge. White Lawn Handkerchiefs, all styles. Ae ‘25e. Linen Handkerchiefs, ali styles. Re 50c. Linen Handkerchiets,all styles, Ate $2.68 White and Gingham Wrappers. 75e. Embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs 508 €1.68 Calico and Gmgham Wrappers. 50e. Men's Black Ji tte Te B80 . 40 85.50 Silk Waists, Black 2 $4 Flannel Biazers, all styles. _ 50 Biazers, in club colors —_ €12 English Suumer Coaching Jackets, ee $9 Jackets for mountain and seashore, 50 * 1.68 88 Imported Jackets, all styles... $1.50 *-Palais Kozal” 4-button Kid Gloves,...81. ‘Bhawls at 10 per cent discount. £1.25 Riding and Bicycling Gauntlet Gloves... Sta) Children’s and Misses’ India Lawn, Ginzham and | $1 White and Yellow Chamois Mousquetaires... dus Flannel Suits at one-tenth less than marked prices. @1 Foster-hook Kid Gloves. We @1 Vassar Shirts, from E. & W. laundry. 96c. Kid Gioves, all styles “800 $1.35 Imported French Percale Shirts. ‘96c. Pix Skin or Biarritz Mousquetaire. “aoe 91.50 Vassar Shirts, all styles. 91.75 Shirts, with embroidered linen bosoms. 800 1.0 Puft-front Shirts of embroidered lawn. rn . Indis Lawn Shirt Waists... 2 Be @1 White and Fast Biack Lawn 25 White Lawn Shirt Waists, em 21.48 Lawn Shirt Waists, hemstitched.....0 SOc. Boys’ of Misses’ Shirt Waists, Se. Boys’ or Misses’ Shirt Waists,. 1 Figured India Silks, all styles.. 25e. Scoteh Ginghams, all styles. 12%e. Outing Cloths, all styles. 12ke. Silk-finish India Pongees. . 10 per cent discownton all Biack and Priestiey’s, Lubin's, Courtauld’s and other makes of Black Wool Dress Goods. 1Opercentoff marked prices of all Laces, Drapery Nets, Flouucinws and Parasol Covers and the follow- ing special souvenirs: $1.19 Bisck Lace Flouncings.... Ve. Veils, all styles... . Veils for 10c., aud 7e. Veils. Dress Trimmings, buttons, Flowers and Ribbons 10 per cent discount. 81.65 Parasols. all styles, Iver Garter Clasps, ‘Sterling Silver Neck Chains. $1.50 Sterling Silver Hair Pins 19e. Hair Bands, all styles. 680. Match Boxes, all styles ‘20c. Japanese Fans, all styles, 18c. Fans for 1c. and 8c. fans, 50e. Bisck Japanese Pans... ul 1 SEEREEE CER SSEREE Be at Ea i] & $1 Shopping Baza, new styles, ! 800 82.05 Surah Silk Parasol a 2.48 | $2.25 Imported Shopping Bugs, 20 €3.96 Pouxee aud Surah Silk Parasols. $3.68 | $2.68 Card Cases, sterling silver trisiming. 50 $5.08 Bouquet Parasols, all styles. 98 | Sze. Alligator Satchels - Te 86.09 Lace Covered and other Parasols. 25 | 380. Fancy Silk Elastic... 290 813.59 huported Black Lace Parasols. 08 | Be. Garter Elastic, all colors 190 08 | “Gem” and **Feather-weight” Dress Shields.. ie 8 Boxes Cabinet Hair Pins... ae 79 | Sc. Papers English Pins. 4c -98 | 200. Covered Whalebones.. Ie -09 | 25e. Bottles Bay Rum... Ze 08 | Se. Bottles Amuvonia.., ie ee | Gc. Cakes Castile Soap, ie We. Ensieh Suk Windsor Scarts. #40 | 35c. Paris-made Tooth Brushes. 200 12}4c. Mull Ties, all styles. -10¢ | 25c. Tooth Brushes, all styles. Ze ‘Ze. Vassar Shirt Fronts with collar, +e | 10. Tooth Brushes, worth Le. ‘Be ‘25e. Embroidery Collarettes. Re | 250. Hair Zhe Wve | 7Se. English 680 S80 | 25e. Es le 1.24 | 18. ounce Lottles Ie 11.68 | be. two-ounce ~700 | 25¢. bottles Be ‘220 | 17. pound ( . 12¢ | Sc. Envelopes ‘Te. We | 150. Boxes ee. -1Se | 250. Boxes ‘We. 220 | 25e. Packs Pee. 19 | art Clo = tte. be — sneecrecaeeees GO ‘Toe. Paucy Novelty Lisie Hose o.oo. cccseecesOe ‘Continued, BAUR S POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. —o— CENTUBY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE, 2c. ‘Have you read BRYCE'S AMERICAN COMMON- WEALTH? And the following question then shapes iteelf: Can you sfford NOT to read BRYOE’S AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH? ‘You certainly cannot afford to pass it if you wish to Jearn anything about your own country. It's a book that contains matter that concerns you, and you should know it. We are selling the author's copyrighted edition, published by Macmillan & Co., 2 vols, cloth, for $1.75, This price puts it in every- body’ og FE A EM TEE 00, Gh Ee ARTALG By at fo S ALE LADIES’, fe caee tae CHILDREN’S: SUMMER-WEIGHT eco A EE 958s GL BAKS : AND SULT Bgg8 ? ba uu Ot ‘We offer you new and seasonable garments, goods you want Lee In order to dispose of the stock we have determined to cut the price now, THE FOLLOWING TELLS THE TALE: Ladies’ Gingham Dresses, in nobby plaids, made up very stylishly. MARKED, CLEARING PRICE. 83.75 Ladies’ Whito Suits, tucked skirt, embroidered waist and lawn sash. All sizes. $2.50 each. —— «i Ladies’ Navy, Tan, Cream and Gray Blazers. 81208 36 to 42. MARKED... CLEARING PRICE. Ladies’ Light Flannel Blazers with dark stripes and. Plain Cream Blazers with gold embroidered collars, MARKED... 25 82.90 Ladies' Gray Flannel Blazers, excellently made. All sizes. MARKED....... CLEARING PRICE, Ladies’ Navy Blue and Black Flannel Connemaras; excellent for traveling purposes. MARKED, A lot of Children's Navy Blue and Tan Reefers. Sizes 4to12. Were $2.25 and 82.00. CHOICE, 9059 Saas oe Oe Uh ag tts EACH, Ladie s' Blouses, 6 different styles, sold for $1.25, 81.40, 82.50, $2.75, $3.75 and 84. CLEARING PRICE, 25 PER CENT OFF OF MARKED PRICES. A Jotof Misses’ Percale Shirt Waists, nobby pat- terns, 5555 =~OCO re, oe Hoe BS So = EACH. Ladies’ Shirt Waists in great variety from 38c. to $1.58. es MM MM ™ Bh & 8 8 eh eae gts Bs fk Ue BANOS BBB A UU aM MM Sus8 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, it 7TH STREET. “Tre Hicuwar To Cororr’— Is aT Pre fF RI RRR ¥ 7” 358g Ee. rR & yo FE ‘RR RRR, al mY ae 958g OMETHING SUITABLE FOR HOT WEATHER free, easy and fashionable. What is better Sss5 than the SILK OR CAMBRIO WAISTS? The DERBY and VASSAR SHIRTS ought tocome in as “‘crambs of comfort"—now, too, so many of the gowns and thin wraps were designed to be worn with ‘something of the sort. Scemsas if thelr use was or- dained by the powers that set the pace of becoming style. ‘The Shirts have been favorites from the day they made their appearance. Starch does much 10 give anair of dress—and their freshness is 20 easily re- newed. ‘The DERBY SHIRTS with platted bosoms and standing or turned-down are 61 $1.25. The COLORED FIGURES or STRIPES cost the same. COLORED STRIPED PERCALES with Puff bosoms—1.35. WHITE LAWN VASSAR SHIRTS with bosom, collar and cuffs of white wash silk— 82.75. If you are “*pining” for a rich effect this is where you can find it. And the WAISTS—they don’t call for a bit of extra fixing. Any skirt you have got makes out » proper suit. STRIPED CAMBRIC, with plaited fronts and high shoulders—50c. STRIPED PERCALE-plaited front and ‘back —O8e. FANCY STRIPED MADRAS—plaited front and back—81.25, $2 and $2.50. STRIPED SURAH’ SILK—plaited back and front—83.75. i WHITE INDIA LAWN—tucked aad em- BLACK STRIPED SATINE—$2. We have reduced a lot of all eolors of SUKAH SILK WAISTS TO 86. They have the front and back plaite. The BLACK, NAVY BLUE and CAR- DINAL SURAH SILK, with tucks back and front and @ belt, have been reduced to 86.50. BLACK and CARDINAL SURAH, tucked back and front and with shirred ‘collar— 89.75. INDIA SILK, with a White ground ‘crossed by a hair-line stripe or small check, Piaited front and back, with a scarfof the woods—87.50. Don’t miss those two lots of REDUCED WAISTS wo have mentioned. The “‘come-town" tm price has not checked the quality nor the style either. If you were to have one of the GORDON SASHES to wear with these nexlixe garments, you would find the natty effects doubled.. They are dressier than # belt. FOLKS DOPTED- We and tO and « No wonder there is « stream of buyersarcund this de- Pent cheaper thn anpboly che’ but we guaromioe ‘a.cent cheaper than ‘anybody else's—but we they hold the worth oy their cost—Mt pervectly—and ere Patwerned in eupesmme good teste, Nobody sells more ‘No trouble to show them. We will put them before you~design after design—until you ory—‘'Hold, enough!” SEATON PEERY, “Tur Mowowexran» A ‘Fash of trade. ‘The third piranha pi stylish beautiful crowd jt from entirely new styles in ‘beaut to'Sis Our dures are ‘ove worth #5.90 aad @0.50 for te sniue gualiiy. ne UNTRIMMED STRAW SHAPES. We - sonatas repste es, tt Pn Rot be had here at popular prices. art FLOWERS. FRUITS. FOLIAGE. The fi that bl im th and tl feel ieeaaraee Pees a 7. Gari . Bi Segunda. ads, Blossoms, Fruits and richest blooms RIBBONS, RIBBONS. AIBBONS. ‘The chotcest offered at prices below the net cost of mangiscture 107 pieces Tn ‘eid ‘one Worth: Nery UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. wh buy your Underwear and Hosiery at Montmenta) you tet wisoly and study Jour Darwoual Weve ev thing in Underwesr and Hosiery. from & corset cover for ladies at 12340, to the very neat. We continue to seil the Black Hose for Jadi oA re aire jeneth, ae a jength boot. “Also in faa and Gray, UMBRELLAS. 120 Fine Silk Gloria Umbrellas, with very handsom: Dandies in ten styles, airwith ‘ead paragon Ronee st or i Gents’ Umbrellas, superior gloria. silk, frames, ini} natural sticks; noth or mors servicesble made at $1.0 und @L 7S NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS. ‘Silk Windsor Scarfs, all st; at Silk Windsor Scarfs, all styes, Embroidery Collarettes. at. Neck Kuchinys, all styl Ruftlings, ewht styles, Rn Crape Pleated Ruftiing, Fo Be. ‘500. Fs ie is Ruftling, THER GOODS SOUVENIRS, Pocket Books in all styles. 19c. Belts nia variety of styles, Domestic sod Imported Leather, Velvet, Silk, Worst a Leather ik, Worsted and Canvas, from 15e. FAN DEPARTMENT. Javanese Fans, all sty.es. Silk, Gat Feather, Quill'snu nnbossed Binck Japances Fans” GLOVE DEPARTMENT. Suede Mousquotaires, Biarritz, Chamois si Taffeta gts and Mite inter ny thats ne and desirable, All our Gloves, frou Use. ups warran and fttothehand. — THE MONUMENTAL, it" 937 and 939 F st. n.w. —___ 87 and 999 F st. nw. © 0000000000000 00000 Tue Srock Tarzs, e©000000000000000000 We can't imagine why in the world anybody is holding to thick UNDERWEAR now. If you want weather tochange in—you've got it—hot and plenty of it, We've got lots for you to change fo~good andcheop. Fact is, we never had so many styles before that we felt perfectly safe in putting into our “Dollar and Under" arades. You can’t command as much quality anywhereelse. Wecan give you GAUZE or BAL- BRIGGAN either at 50c—long or short sleeve Shirteand Drawers to match. A dollar s suit is little enough. So many men wear JEAN DRAWERS in the summer that we busied ourselves to get some- thing above the average to sell for 50 cents, We found we could use the PEPPERALL JEANS—have them tailor-made—and meet the Price. After this 50c. for the Pepperalls, ‘We import our 75-cent UNBLEACHED BAL- BRIGGAN from France direct. It beats any- thing we ever saw forthe price. Both Shirts and Drawers, OLD GOLD, SILK FINISH, GUARANTEED FAST BLACK and RANDOM BALBRIGGAN are onr ONE DOLLAR NOVELTIES. We know it's the exception to the rule when you find value and fashion at so small a price. But don’t you hesitate over this a minute—~They're exceptionally good qualities. You'll find us ‘‘at home” st any price you call—up to @3.50, We can give you a good silk for that—either Black or Novi—even if others can't, 897 Merit is selling us a quantity of NEG- LIGE SHIRTS, “BROKEN STRAWS.” By buddling together all the “‘Oddsand Ends” of our €1, 81.25, $1.50 and ¢2 CHILDREN'S STRAW SAILOR HATS we've got s lot of two hundred or more broken sizes, We're going to Ut them on sale tomorrow morning for 68 CENTS, ‘They are plain and mixed straw, and it won't take two minutes of your time to seeif your Uttle tot can useone. They're the result of the inroads your big buying this season has made in the regular lines. You'd ‘enough sight” bet- ter have the benefit of ‘em for 68c. than for 18 to have them “‘lumbering" up the department. Bo they go. $970UR MEN'S STRAW HATS run from 48c. to 84. §-For any use you've got for an OUTING CAP—we've gotthe Cap. SAKS AND COMPANY. 0000000000000000000 Avorn “Prom Fans. ©2020 07OLCD CC OO HE WEATHER AND THE PRICES ARE cutting thelast tles that bind us to the Cloak business. It's » sort of ‘*bitter ‘sweet"—because every sale isa loss—but every Joss is a gain in time. To the other *+half rates” we have added: All the LADIES’ BLACK JACKETS, All the WHITE LAWN SUITS. Allthe WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS. All the GINGHAM SUITS. ONE-HALF THE MARKED PRICE BUYS THEM. You never “‘saw the best” of the way the ‘people have been buying. There isn’t stitch ‘ment you meet is prominent feature of the Istest fashion—and what's the wonder that ‘You should ‘‘make hay whilethe sun shines!” memory of the biggest bargains ever offered imany community. If you don’t 6x yourselves tor the balance of thie season, and neat, you're ‘Rot mindful of your own interesta, SAES AND COMPANY, _ PENN. AVE. To the Front + axD ‘tn Supplies. SEVENTH 8ST. 5 cad B THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 38, 1891. - Comrortastz Axp Srrzisz. HOT WEATHER GARMENTS ARE IN GREAT DEMAND. WE ARE NOW SHOWING SOME VERY PRETTY DE- SIGNS IN THIN SUITS FOR DRESSY MEN IN SERGE, CHEVIOTEEN AND WASHABLE FLANNELS, VERY STY- LISHLY MADE AND FAULTLESS FITTING. OURLINEOF THINGARMENTS FOR THE BOYS 18 ALONE-IN ITS COM- PLETENESS. THERE IS NO OTHER STORE IN THIS CITY THAT CAN BEGIN TO SHOW YOU THE MANY PRETTY AND STYLISH LITTLE SUITS TO BE FOUND HERE. WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF ALL IZES OF SHORT PANTS SUITS IN BLUE AND FANCY SERGES AND ‘THE SAME FASHIONABLE DESIGNS IN WASHABLE FLANNELS THAT ARE SO POPULAK IN MEN'S GAR- MENTS, ALL TASTEFULLY MADE AND TRIMMED AND VERY NATTY INAPPEARANCE. WOULD YOU NOT LIKE YOUR BOY TO WEAR ONE! B. ROBINSON & Co., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, 909 PA. AVE. N.W. Kos Puansacr, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. TO PROTECT YOUR CLOTHES Against the ravages of moths Mineral Cam- phor is highly recommended. Unlike moth Dalis of previous seasons it is comparatively Spleasant odor. Wehad three qualities, but are sold out of one. We ouly have the best and second grades jeft, and have reduced the Price to 8c. and 15c. per pound. —— 4 GOOD NIGHT'S REST. To secure this keep vermin out. Dalmatian Insect Powder (genuine) we recommend when properly applied. Reduced from #1 to S7c. per pound. Hotels and others buy- ing largely we are prepared to «ive special prices. Persian Insect Powder, S00. per pound. ——$—$—$ M. AND 8. ROACH PASTE, Guaranteed to Kill all kinds of roaches, in- cluding the iarge black variety that infest the city at present. Price, lange bottles, 2c. TO HORTICULTURISTS. ‘White Hellifore for destruction of plant lice, ‘oso siugs and buxs of every.kind infesting Tose bushes und shrubbery. Also White Oil Soap for sane purpose, very cheap. _——— KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. Ecoxouy 1s Tur Sovrce Frou Which happiness and prosperity springs, and every mortal should proudly claim it as thelr alma mater, as its teachings embodies the most profound theory to the furtherance of a happy and prosperous future. Te always has been our greatest aim in business to benefit the publicas much a8 possible, and therefore we sacrifice even living profit on mer- chandise in almost every department at the period of every month for the public good snd to give students of ‘economy @ chance to carry out their theory toa practical advantage. ‘We will herewith give you an idea of the most important bargains placed on sale in our well-known third floor. 2 cases of Fine Outing Cloth Bes:- nants in different lengths, of light, medium and dark patterns, only 9e. yard. Regular value 1234. Remnants of French Sstine, the manufacture of Koechiin freres, dif- ferent styles. Only 5c. per yard. Generally sold at 35c. 750 yards of colored Embroideries, ina large variety of colors and widtha, ‘at Se. per yard, Worth respectively 15, 2 and 35e. 221 dozen of Ladies’ and Children's Sleeveless Vesta. Only 10c. each. ‘This is an exceptional offer. 74 pieces of Dentelie, Seersucker and Canvas Cloth in light patterns. Reduced from 12}. to 6Xe. per yard. In order to satisfy the general de- mand of our patrons we concluded to continue our Sc. Pot Pourri Tables for ® few weeks longer. On these tables you will find a mixture of Satine Draperies, Sicilian Cloth, Crezy Cloth and many other items atthe low figure of Sc. per yard. 3 cases of Black Orgundie Rem- nants, suitably arranged in 8, 10 and 12-yard patterns, warranted as fast Bleck. Only 10c. per yard. Worth Ie. ‘One lot of 125. Dress Ginghams, good styles, fast colors. Only te. per yard. One lot of Fine Lace Tidies in aif. ferent sizes, styles and manufactures at half their regular market values. One case of Pisin Gineham Rem- nants im suitabie quantities, extra- ordinary quality. Only 10c. per yard. Worth 15c. 50 dozen of Pure Linen Honey- comb Towels, good size. Only 1c. each. Worth Lic. ‘3 cases of Domestic Half Hose, regular made, fast colors. Only 10c. each. Worth 15c. Great specialties in Table Oil Cloth Remnants. This should be a welcome announcement, ss this article is ‘wanted in every household. ‘28 pieces of the Best Indigo Blue Calico, Positively warranted fast colors. Only OXc. per yard. Worth Be. A small lot of Fine Zephyrines, fully 1 yard wide, fast colors. Only ic. por yard. Worth 15e. Give usecall, Examine our stock and we assure youthat you will leave ‘our third floor perfectly satiatied, A spacious elevator will land you ‘safely on our third floor. A ORE as ARS aA aa WN BURGE & BRG.. #20, 422, 424, 496 7TH ST. a “Hasso, Sure, Waar Is Taare ‘*"Well, Jones, you are bebind the times not to know a Perfect Gas Range.” * “Bay, how much Aid you pay for it?" ‘Gave 621 for this. ‘They bave them | WANT YOU TO BE A GAINER | ENE b READING OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS. —_______ —— TION AND COMMENCE- NT COSTUMES. ‘OOL CREAM NUN'S VEILING FOR tc. A YARD. By s fortunate purchase we sre enabled to ada this EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN To the very comprehensive list of all-wool Crean Dress Stutts Advertisnd yesterday. How can wo sell it for sach an unheard of Price? The answet is: An importer had this Jot in stock and needing the money more than the goods closed them out to usat a very low Price. This is the whole story. Here is the material. ALL-WOOL CREAM NUN'S VEILING, with, A HANDSOME HAIR-LINE STRIPED BORDER OF BLUE. Tho price we ask for it is less than half its actual value, Don't fail tosce it at once, for the price is so low and the quantity soamall that they will soon be sold. 42 inches wide, Sle. a yard.— (First floor, FOR oRapv: 42.08. ALL- IN ALL-SILK GRENADINE. There are left just 8 pieces of Fine All-silk Black Grenadine, in SATIN STRIPE and PLAIDS, which we are going to offer you to- morrow st a reduction from the recular price, 81.37% to —#1.00 3 yard.— We only ask you to see them, for weknow that ‘You will not let such an opportunity pass, (First floor, 10th st. building.) Turorren Nester Surerixes FOR . THE SEASON OF 1891. ‘We invite the attention of the trade to the fact that we have, in preparing for this season's business, selected only the choicest desimns to be found among the best foreign manufactur- ers. The result is a collection that has never ‘been equaled, und embraces a larger proportion ‘than heretofore of Sine grades of goods. OUR VERY COMPREHENSIVE STOCK OF MADRAS, CHEVIOT, SILK AND FLANNEL NEGLIGEE SHIRTINGS ‘Will be found exceptional in point of variety, exclusiveness of designs and excellence of manufactare, The styles are exclusively our own, being selected by us and made to our order by D. &J. ANDERSON, ‘Manufactarers of styctly hixh-<class shirting fabrics. We guarantee you superb cloths, the latest styles and the best work at the lowest Possible prices. Samples of Shirtings sent on application by mail or otherwise, $2" Notice display in Men's window. (First floor, Ist annex.) Hosiery Depantvest. —— See Anovelty—White Hose in fine cotton, lisle thread, silk and lisle and pure silk, to wear with ‘White canvas shoes, ‘She. to 87 a pair, Pirst floor, first annex.) Lixex Depanraest. phe MATERIAL FOR BOYS SUITS ANDSHIRT WAISTS. We have just secnred several choice designs in ‘Heavy Linen Suitings, such as are used in the mannfacture of Shut Waists, Blouse Waists, Kilts, &. tacheeta wittbnand pesraeet appear ee We have Navy Bine, with « White stripe. Bineetrive. three-quarters of an toch’ apse, Solld'Navy Biueand narrow Biue ‘and Waite ripe, —Price, 7c. a yard.— (Second floor, 11th'st. building.) Cax You Maren Tmsr Ladies’ S-batton_jeneth Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, in Dark Tans Ae Septher stitch em aes 5 - Subject to very slight hiupertections: oT pair. —On.y 50e, (First floor, ith st. building.) Sor Dreamer. Ladies’ Best Merrimac Print Shirt Waists, in large variety of attractive patterns, piaited ‘back and front, ful] s'eeves. front ‘The best Waist on the market for ‘Leach. Ladies’ Fine Satine Waista, ip Blue and Bla"k and White stripes, Woovwann Ax 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. X.w. —— Avnoros Or Jexe Wenorses. —— ‘We have in our severa! dopartments great ‘Variety of articles euitable for Wed ling Gifts, Oar establinument is a good place to visit, whem in quest ofsomething for this perticular pur- Pore. CLOCKS Of ‘every description—Marbieized Tron Case Clocks, Onya Ciocks, Clocks finished ty Bromae and Silver. Prices #4. 25 to CUT GLASS: In ereat varicty—Dishes, Water Sets, Pitche ta, Ice Cream Sets, Decanters, Vases, Kuss ito wis, Punch Bowls, Re. LAMPS_OF ALL KINDS. Table Lamps, Banguct Lamps, Piano Lampe, Princess Lamps. In all respects the finest ©ol- Jection of lays to be found in the city. —Prices, #1.6% to #100. — TABLES. In Plush. Metal and Onyx. Some areen- and desicns, 50 snd upward to 815.— BRIC-A-BRAC AND ART POTTERY. Some very choice and unigue things tn thie Une. acceptable wedding: hoice Variety of Neely. Framed Pictures, soive of which possem more than usual merit, when t con- Sidered. Spend ahaif hour in our Picture De- Partinent and you will be sureto Bud something appropriate. ned Pictures, Bie. to ¥40.— LVER PLATED WAKE, Our extensive variety and present reduced ves afford an excelient opportunity to make Silver Plated Ware your choice for wedding wifts, Particutar attention is directed to our F street Window display of weddine gifts. A Jon Lor Or Fans. A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE HIGH-CLASS PAINTED JAPANESE FANS At what you usually pay for an orfinary Paper one. There were several thousand im the becinning, but they have dwindled con- Siderably. Still a splendid assortment from Which to select. They are very choles, the ome wn the lot that te WE ASK. ‘not worth DOUBLE THE PRI ‘There are JAPANESE FANS In Plain Back, ; Brown. Painted Japanese delicate tin —-. im all the ¢ with silver flowers, &ec..ie. 5, 18, and 400. (Pirst floor, Lith st. building.) “SUN” BRAND follows closely in its wake. Every one knows of the detachable waist- band of the MOTHERS’ FRIEND, and how well this siuple little contrivance dues its duty and saves labor. its the “San” Waist in Wameutta which we are makine a specialty of this week. ‘They are unlaundered and the price te ie. (Third floor, 10th street building.) Before leaving for the country or seashore, be Sure to visit our Japenese Deyartwent, at we have on hand «large assortment of decorative gods, which are Just the thing for your cot- tage. Alsoefull line of Porch Curtains, made of eplit bamboo reed—very durable. Oxx, 82. Sx10, 03.50. * ‘8x8, 63. 20x10, 84.50. SPECIAL OFFERINGS. 500 After<linner and Tea Cupsand Saucers— actual value, S50. —2he. each. —— 2% Vases in Satsuma, Tokio and Kishic. Usa- ally sold alpaca 15 Fire Screens, with teniboo frames and Sena — eon =. SO amorted Meat, Salat nnd ice Cream Plat- ters, usually, page= . (Third floor, Ist annex.) cence do WOOPWARD & LoTHROP, 20TH, 117M AND F sts. “Dive News: By E. P, Menrz, 1014 ¥ ST. N.W. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1891. —— THE BREATH OF THE HAY AND THE CLOVER. —hay, mingied with that of the flowers of the — —feld, will ¢ive you somewhat of a sugees—— —+*¥on of the truth and sweetness of the edor— —of our QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE. This—— —avorite perfume meets the mont exacting-—— —requirewents of what a true perfume shold— — be. It ine blend of the richest character, —— —With no single odor predominant, and yet ill the odors entering into its composition — —*0 harmoniously intermixed as to ete a— ——sense of the largest gratification as well as— —of refreshing. 500, and $1.09 bottles. E. P. MERTZ, 1014 Fet., —— Droggist and Perfumer, Washington, —— MM MMC K K SN SN FERW ow wists MMMM KK NNN FE wwww MMMM Bs Skate wwew he aM . KN NN w WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1891. Nothing but Parasols today. We have re- duced ths price of every Parasol in stock, a8 we make ft a point to close out the stock completely by July 1. The wise will recom ize this to be the opportunity of the sea ec. Reduced from $3.35 to €2.50. 82.75. LOT 3-3 English Cover Paresols, shades of Brown and a Navy Blue. Keduce from @4.35 to €3.50. 1 Brown Surab Parasol, with ruffle. Fra 04 t0 #3.50. 1 Garnet, with border, From @2.390 Bice. 2 Light Gray Parasol, with fringed rate. From $3.75 to #3. 3 Paresois, 1 Black surah, witherber