Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: SATURDAY. k EVENING STAR has the fullest Local Cirealation of any Newspaper in the World, and as an Advertising Mediam is worth more than all (he other papers published im Washington. The principle of denomfnational federation is interesting, as it is sought to be applied by varions churches for various purposes. Per- haps the most extensive application of the principle in our day is the proposed union of the reformed churches in the United States. It seems to be the object of the Dutch and German reformed bodies of Presbyterians to frame a sort of fedoral synod, reserving to each of the individual denominations its individa- ality as well as every power, jurisdiction and right which is not by the constitution expressly delegated to the body thus constituted. Each denomination is to send to the federal synod sixteen ministers and sixteen elders, chosen under the direction of their respective general synods im such manner as these synods shall de- termine. Each representation is to be divided into four classes, serving so many years each. ‘The federal principle, handed down from the fatherland of the Germanic peoples and the most remote times to which tribal, national or social tradition points, is that sought to be applied to church affairs as distinguished from those of the state. If the present movement shall be a success it will without doubt have great weight in determining the gravitation of other sets of denominations having points of affinity. It may even exercise an influence upon the formation of that couneil to which so many celigions minds of all Christian faiths have been directed more and more. —___ ++ — “The whole statement 15 an exaggeration, and any one knowing me would have recog: | nized in the language itself the imposmbility | that I ever used it.” So says Gen. Grosvenor conecrning his im- migration interview, eating his words a second time, to conciliate a hostile critic and save his official carcass. It is in evidence that when this interview was first printed Gen. Grosvenor saw no impossibility in the use of the language attributed to him, but proudly claimed it, re- plied to the warnings of his newspaper friends that it was time strong words were said on the subject, and posed as the man with the courage necessary to meet the occasion. As one of the newspaper men who saw him picturesquely puts it: “He clapped his wings over the inter- view.” At the first sign of danger, however, he promptly folded his wings and came down from his perch. After all his braggadocio as the brave, outspoken statesman, who dared to meet the displeasure of the foreign element in his beloved country’s behalf, anybody im the country by looking bard at him can now make him eat the leck. To increase the abjectness of the collapse Gen. Grosvenor, instead of re- tracting words of which he now pecceives the impolicy, cravenly repudiates the interview which be at first indorsed, and attempts to hold the reporter asa shield between him and his assailants. It isa pitiful case. oe President Hurt of the Washington and Georgetown street railway is sound in his sug- gustion that the city should have a police reg- ulation making it an offense to steal rides on street cars, and the regulation should also be extended to steam cars as long as the latter are permitted to occupy the surface of streets, ‘even at crossings. ‘The practice is carried on by boys whenever the opportunity is afforded, and the suggestion has no reference to news- boys, but to the idle, who place themselves in danger as a form of recreation. A live boy in the Police Court is worth great desl more than a dead one in the coroner's court. pase — Along time ago Mr. Seward sarcastically said of Washington city: “All the people there seem impressed with the idea that they have arrived at the summit of human glory in living in Washington, no matter what their oceupation. Whatever of sarcasm there might be in such a speech concerning the Washington of Sew- ard’s time there is none now, and the capital ean today boldly announce the sentiment which was then slightingly ascribed to it. — The Knights of Reciprocity at their meeting in Kansas agreed to arrange for a consolidation with the Knights and Ladies of America, with- out, however, guaranteeing the use of the bal- lot box to the Ladies. Reciprocity prevails in other respects. eS a a It might be advisable to suggest to Lawyer Ogden of San Antonio that when he is ready to locate the site of his monument, a thousand feet high, to federal and confederate valor, he should not select ground anywhere in the neigh- borbvod of Stableside-on-the-Hadson. ———_o+2s____ The most serious loss jn the Charleston- Itata matter is that of the prize money to the officers and men of the Charleston. Asa mat- ter of poetic justice under the circumstances of the capture the prize money ought to go to the officers and crew of the Itata. +2 Does the United States have to recognize any clvims of the Chilian insurgents in the Itata affair? Have they any rights in the matter? Is the recoguition of their claims to any extent a recognition of their government? The Itata belonged to no recognized power and her cap- tain is virtually the only authority to settie with. ~ + Now that Newfoundland agrees to police her- self on the lobster banks Great Britain should improve each shining diplomatic hour to fix hings with France so that there will be-no trouble. far ——————— The rain has boomed the crops in Virginia and has undermined by so much the hopes of the Farmers’ Alliance leaders. Farmers with fine « yin sight are not anxious to go polities. Ser ot ae te has decided that eight hou: not coustitutute a full day's work. Evidently that senate is not expecting much .from the labor vote. - — ‘The Union Theological Seminary directors mast now be tried for heresy or something. They announce that Dr. Briggs will be contin- wed im hisold place and that the general as has nothing to do with the ense. — Now that we have the Itata what are we going todo with her? Why net bay her and convert her into a privateersman for future use and call her the “Uncatchable "? — a Philadelphia is active in locking the stable door after the horse is stolen. But therein she shows up more ereditably then some other Cities similarly aftticted, which have neither loeked the door nor pursed the thief. — Hine the Chinese goverment anything to sy against our Police Court in the late opium and + —___ Are we to call an extra session of Congress to usrantee Great Britain trom loss in the settle- ment of the Bering tea mazter? ————— Consul Corte bas arrived in Rome and New Orleans begins to shiver. ——<+2—_—_. ‘The Man-afraid-of-the-Third-Party does not appear to be entizely alxent from the repubii- ean ranks. J The A Desrrnate Proxox INTO OUR FOOTWEAR. EVERY PAIR OF SHOES ACTUALLY SACRIFICED. A CLEAR CASE OF MUST Go. ‘50e. Shoes sacrificed for 25¢. $1.00 * - - om 12s a ie se * “ Te. 1.73 “ ‘Be. 200" “#8 91.00. 200 * - «36 3.00 ** “150 350 - «1 4.00 “ = 2.00. 4.50 223 6.00 2.50. 5.50 2.75. 6.00 * - 3.00. 6.50 + +. < « - ogee ps ae ae* ~~ 4om If we have the Shoe to St your foot your purse will yield quickly. This beats any sale ever recorded. ‘Our time for vacating is settied, and what wil! wedo with such » lange stock as we lave on Land—sell it, no matter what loss. | THE A. KAUFMAN. : N. SICKLE. Special announcement for the Ladies in the Special Column. 1t We Gvanasrez Tuew. NO MATTER WHAT YOU BUY OF US WE ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS RE- LIABILITY. THIS 18 TRUE OF THE LOWEST AS WELL AS THE HIGHEST- PRICED GOODS WE SELL, AS WE NEVER HANDLE ANY GARMENTS THAT ARE NOT UP TO THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. OUR LINE OF CUTAWAY FROCK SUITS FOR SEMI-DRESS WEAR IS THE MOST COMPLETE IN THE CITY. GEN- VINE ENGLISH CLAY DIAGONAL, CORKSCREWS AND FRENCH TRICOT AND THIBITS IN BLACK AND A LARGE VARIETY OF NEAT, DARK PATTEKNS IN FANCY WORSTEDS AND CASSI- MERES, ALL CUT, MADE AND TRIM- MED IN THE MOST ARTISTIC MAN- NER AND FAULTLESS IN FIT. JUST ONE WORD IN REGARD TO SEPARATE TROUSERS. THE SAME FABRICS AND PATTERNS DISPLAYED IN THE BEST TAILOR SHOPS ARE HERE, READY MADE, PERFECT IN EVERY DETAIL, AT ABOUT 40 PEB CENT OFF OF THEIR PRICES. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.E. COR. 7TH AND D STS. X.W. Canmant & Lexy, ‘928 7th st. and 700 K st. n.w. A special offering in Bed Spreads for a few days only. Extrasize and quality, at leach. They ‘will not last long, and you will do well to avail yourselves of an extra bargain. A lot of Children’s Lace Caps that were $1 to 81.50. Our price on this lot 50c. each. One thousand yards of India Linon at Se. 8 ‘Yard, just sbout half price. ‘Bargains in Mattings and Floor Ojlcloth. CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th st. nw. We Never Tre OF A GOOD STORY, Particularly if it conveys comfort and makes us happy. Our Equitable Crejit System is pleasing reality, Penetrating the inmost recesses of the family circle, alleviating the burden of the weary housekeeper, car- Tying peace and contentment to every member. A few doliars saved monthly from the scant earnings of the honest toiler will adorn the home with beauty ‘and make it the center of attraction to youngand old alike. _ Credit with us rules at cash prices, while the terms are as each customer may determine the most conven- tent. FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES HOUSE & HERRMANW'S (CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 17, 921 and 9237th st, And (827 and 636 Mass. ave. o.w. Exclusive agency for the Peerless Whitney Carriages. der Do you &NOW THAT GAS STOVES ARE CHEAPER THAN COAL AND THAT ©. &. MUDDIMAN, G14 12th et., mas THE LARGEST STOCK AT BOTTOM PRICES? th A “Qutcx: Sire ar Pema ¥ ao foolish” policy in business that always turns 8 deaf ear to ci cumstances. If we did we couldn't phn the bright, fresh stock we diways do. So, ren if tt ia nd anason, rather than to walt ‘until it iso the wane and tuewing along a stock of DARASOLS that Bobody then will wenteor buy et any price-WE HAVE REDUCED ALL THE 23, 22.50, 4, 84.50 and #5 COACHING SHADES to Cn oe i) ee 2 Sams Sg TAKE youR CHOICE. There's not an old style among them. Every one is as fresh as the flowers in bloom—the NEWEST SHAPES and the LATEST COLORINGS. We have inade © clean sweep of it. $2.50 NOW—no matter ‘what the prices have been. FOR THE DARK Days. Here is another bargain most as rich as the first one: A lot of one hundred GLORIA UM- BRELLAS. They are worth $2and weare koing to let them keep company with the Parasol sale at i eau 2 SB aS srectan TL = Bagh gg PRICE. They are paragon frames, mounted on natural wood sticks with crook handles and silver patch trimmings. The Gloria Cloth is of a specially good quality. Each one has acase to match anda fringe tassel. It is more of an Umbrella for 81.50 that has been on sale for many a long day. Because there are only a hundred you will have to hurry, S055 oe oe oS ‘We have paved the way for you to be com- fortable, rain or shine—and it only remains for you to walk in the “light of our enter- prise." SEATON PERRY, * “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. 1t oR ONE WEEK—ALL OF OUR FINE INDIA arg allies, Sse. per yard; 10c. India Li Jerne ‘745 and 747 DON EFA To ATTEND OUR SLIPPER SALE. Dinite buione, Sen ry 305-3 B B i B rT ul POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. STATIONERY AND ENGRAVING. Remember, we sell all Books at cut prices. All Stationery at lower prices than elsewhere. Do the finest Engraving at prices that sre lower than anywhere else in town. In preparing for the summer these are three essentials. Pleasant Reading, A good supply of Stationery And plenty of Cards for the acquaintances you make. ‘You can supply yourself with these in our store at prices that save you considerable. ‘Your name engraved on a coprer plate and 50 Cards Printed therefrom FOR Reprints of 100 Cards, 69. Die sinking, monograms or address cut oD steel FOR 854. ‘Wedding, *“At Home” and Reception Invitations. Estimates solicited. ‘We guarantee best work. You must be satisfied or money will be refunded. Baum's Real Irish Linen. **Our Cabinet,” contain! or superfine stock, envelopes to match, FOR 25e, All the new Writing Papers by the quire, ream, Pound or box at the very lowest prices. Ourstock of Books includes everything new that is Published. We sell All 25e. Paper Books for. 20c. pound ‘special linen 19 Enylish novels. ‘Just received — URSULA, by Balzac, the latest translation, published by Roberts Bros. @1.50 publishers’ price. OUR PRICE, 81.10. KHALED, Marian Crawford's latest, Published for 1.25. ‘Our price, 98. ‘Weare selling BRYCE’S AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH, ‘The author's copyrighted edition, published by Mac- millan & Co., 2 vols., cloth, for $1.75. ‘This is a ‘kable work, written by one of the best informed about American history. No scholar, professional or business man can afford to be without this work. sty conasbesgcanemnetionn cute Bex Without index. .. With index. ‘Wo take subscriptions for either CENTURY OR HARPER'S For 3.00 Per annum, = Bau nS ae we 4 HM tuys POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, ‘7TH STREET. Bry MeaE Alec: | Sonne eae VHAMBRAYS_—PINK, DRAB, BLUE, 8xc. CR a i = 1 Lith st. #0. pon Ose WEEE — MosquTTO —-NErriNG, wisntiy damaged. colors Witteasd Biot oor alichtly Piece of 8 S62 200 Mex Wasrep. quality. ‘Tis but the bargainofs day—if Monday happens to be warm. You'll notice samples in the win- dow corner of 12th st, and Pa. ave. Ce en et en Haxpxercmers For Suwuez that Handkerchiefs. style figures. iss surprive we intended for the “‘Opening.” Their late arrival enables us to offer for Monday Petter values than given during the ‘‘Opening.” Kerchiefs for 2c. Because the importer closed out to ‘us his stock of handkerchiefs with colored embroidery. Entirely white handkerchiefs being mostly in demand, is why we can make this offer. Some of the colors are 80 delicate in: tint that they are almost White. The hand embroidery on some belongs to $1.25 bandker chiefs, the pure sheer linen of others is sedom found even in $1 handkerchiefs. A the Scalloped Border Handkerchiefs, center of delicate Pink, Lav., Yellow and such shades, with and without ‘White polka dots, 1234c. each. first time we are enabled to advertise Boys’ Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for only 5 cents. Rinsoxs You Requme. ‘ment of Linen and Satin Back Velvet Ribbons is here. ‘Widths No. 2 to No. 40. Black, White, Cream ‘and all colors, To quickly introduce the new arrivals Palais Royal prices, makes combination tbat is irresistible, Be that asit may, we are zovene mm. eyia wack the stles are airendy the greatest om record here. ‘Next week we shali havetho most important dale of our history. 123 Preces Or Laces Ar Sranruxory Low Prices. ‘The importer of whom this stock was purchased is a connoisseur—too much of an artist to bes practical business man, Thus it comes that thie choice collection of Laces ‘Will be added Monday to the Palais Royal's stock AT STARTLINGLY LOW PRICES. ‘The feature of the collection is that the Drapery Nets, Flouncings, Demi-flouncings and ‘Narrow Laces are shown in sets. Some of the destzns are unique; all are evidently the selection of one with an artistic eye and a critic's knowledge, Lovery Daareny Nets For $1.35, Wosrm $2 A Yano. ‘There are a half dozen denigns, each equally beautiful. The quality of none is worth Jess than @2a yard. The piece with ‘“Themoon ins storm” is worth $2.25 s yard. ‘The Demi-flouncings and Narrow Laces to match at proportionately low prices. $1 Quarry Dasreny Ners For Ostx 59 Cenrs. ‘We need hardiy remind you that we have been offering 750. quality Nets for S00. We allude to those with designs of sunflowers, block and dot. coin and crescent, polka dots, &c. The new Net is alternate stripes of polka dots and floral designs, is full 48 inches wide, warranted all siik and well worth 81 a yagi. Sona Duar Ficcsasar las As Bas Bisuoe ‘There are eleven pleces $f Polka Dot Flouncings, from 11 to 18 inches wide, which are to be offered at 25e., 36c., 45c., S5e. and @8c. a yard. Those who are fortunate enough to secure any of these will get the best dargains, The companion bargains are ‘the narrower Laces to match at 19, 25 and35e. a yard. A Guaxce Ar Tur Reovtar Stock Or Laces. RUSSIAN LACE.—This is the latest arrival in Cream Wash Laces, The prettiest desicn has bows and ribbon borders, 7 inches wide, 44c.; 12 inches, O8c. FEDORA LACES. —These are all silk cream lace, Demt-flouncings, from 9 to 20 inches wide, 75e., ‘89e. and $1.20 a yard. The narrower to match, 35c. and 38. CHANTILLY LACES.— Cream flouncings, 9to 13 inches wide, Sic. to $2.15a yard. PLAT VAL. LACES. — ‘Those 9 to 14 inches wide at 25c., 332e., 35c. and 50c. are new and bargains. The narrow laces to match will be here Monday. RENAISSANCE LACE.—This all-silk black flouncing, 42 inches wide, at 1a yard, guaranteed @1.75 quality, The 12-inch-wide lace to match only 25e. « yard. Wur Ir Is Mex Somermes Catz, Womex “Axoezs.” A dress made of any ofthe following materials will be one explanstion: CREPE DE CHENE aud other fairy-like materials in the loveliest colors. Some of these goods sold ‘at $3 a yard. Weoffer choice for 25c., G8c. and 08c. a yard. SILK MULL, 1x yards ‘wide, Black, White and colors, 480. yard. CHIFFON in similar colors, 98c. and 1.24 5 yard. Avortre Costowzs May Bz Mave Or Tursz. ‘White is emblematic of purity, and dress made of these is not misnamed when called angelic. MULL, Cream, White and Black; at 25c. and 3c. ayard we are s2owing ‘extra quality. LAWNS.—Persian Lawns in Black and White at 22, 28, 30 and 35c. that are superior for the prices. INDIA LINENS from 8c. to 32c. ayard; at 12% cents ‘you will find the best value here. FRENCH CLOTH, Black, something like Batiste, but heavier, and with silk finish, 32 inches wide, 25 and 30c. yard. SKIRTINGS.—Hem- stitched Lawns, 45 inches wide, Black and White, 25c. to 68c. yard. SWISS, White and Black, dotted and figured, 25c. to 45c. yard. Palais Royal prices for White Dress Goods and Embroidertes are the lowest. You'll say so after proper investigation. THE PALAIS ROYAL. Asorner Forrvsare Poncuase OF ‘We have 200 Suits of Fine French Balbriggan Under- wear that are offered at 30c. a piece; guaranteed 50c. CREAM AMD Sn SILKS THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘Many ladies will remember the unusually good quali- ties offered about a month ago. Our buyer desires it ‘stated that even better values can now be offered. At- tention is called to the fact that the quantities are lim- ited and the great improbability of such values again this season. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) AT 60 CENTS. 8 pieces 24-inch Cream Japanese Silk, guaranteed ‘The ‘*Opening” in this department has demonstrated the Palais Royal is headquarters for Summer AT $1 A YARD. 5 pleces 28-inch Cream Japanese Silk, guaranteed MEN'S 25c. HANDKERCHIEFS. Extra Sheer Pure Linen, fast color borders, latest | the usual $1.25 quality... AT $1.15 YARD. 4 pieces Cream Figured Japanese Silks, artistic de- signs, quality worth $1.50 a yard...;...ONLY $1.15. vereeres ONLY 61. A GREAT SURPRISE. ‘Ladies’ @1, 68c. and 50c. Handkerchiefs for only 25e. AT 5c. A YARD. Five pieces 24-inch Black Japanese Silks, which ‘Wechallenge in comparison with thove usually sold at ‘98 centsa yard. -ONLY 75 CENTS. AT @1 AND 01.25, Six pieces 28-inch Black Japanese Silks, which have only to beseen and felt tobe praised. They are the dest silks... ONLY $1 AND 81.25. Ear Thenecessary Trimmings are herein quantities and variety that make a selection very easy. THE PALAIS ROYAL ‘You'll want to know how it is we can offer 61 Hand- Your choice, 25e. each. AT 125 CENTS.—The latest novelty for summer are (Continued below.) a ee 23_Iscu Cura Suxs, 50c. Creain, Black and all summer colors. Though you may secure as good quality elsewhere for 50 cents we think we show the widest Silk at the price. THE PALAIS ROYAL AT 5 CENTS.—Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. For the (Continued below. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. panes (Ooptineed below.) Busox Sonar Sixs AT 68 CENTS, SUCH AS USUALLY SELL FOR @1. Perhaps you might obtain # perceptibly better qual- ity for 81, but thesé Bilks were manufactured to retail ‘at $1 and would certainly bea bargain at 89 cents. AT 68 CENTS they are the best bargain this city has ever seen. ‘Woare also showing food values in 19-inch-wide ‘Surahs at 50 cents and 27 inches widefor $1. But you ‘won't buy these as long as the G8o. Silks are here. ‘Thove who intended paying 50 cents will bo tempted to pay the difference, and those who were willing to Pay 81 won't be now; so that we repest the sale of all ‘50c, and $1 Surah Silk will be ata standstill fore VELVET RIBBONS.—The only complete assort- 10 per cent discount will be allowed on Monday. SASH RIBBONS.—Surah Sash Ribbons 16 inches wide for 40 cents instead of $1 yard is because wo have only Navy and Light Btue. HAT RIBBONS.—For the Vassar Sailor Hate we have the new Stripe Ribbons of superior @. G. silks, two inches wide, and only 25c. s yard. while, BARGAINS. —Better quality of G. G. Ribbons with ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. ‘satin edge than usually given at these prices, (Continued below.) Prices.... Je. Gc. Je. G0 0c, 6c. 1c. Widtt.No.2 3 5 7 9 1 z= |Camax Woot Dazse Goove are ‘White, Cream, Black and all the new tints for suin- ms eyes mer. ‘See them, ask for sanpl@. compare with elsewhere ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. | end you'll know why we write: Extra valus at the (Continued below.) Frowsss Ar Huy Puices ‘Fine French Flowers, Large bunches of Roses, with foliage, 89c. Bunches af Clover, SOc. Jacqueminct Rows, 48. Lilecs, G8. Morning Glories, €}.25. Also s few Flower Hats for $1.50 each, which is less ‘than one-half their vals. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. you merchandise at prices that themselves louder and more effectu, ally then all we could say. ERE i perhaps the greatest value for Hf the money to be offered Monday. It certainly is a bargain whose parallel does not appear once tn « year’s shopping ex- perience. —o— Ax Oprorroxe Movemenr. AB AGGREGATION I8 ECONOMY We have purchased judiciously 1 IMPORTED TERRY BATH ROBES ‘And shall sell them For @4and #5 EACH. This isone of those rare treats which areal ways welcomed by ap appreciative shopping pubitc. Do you know the genuine solid comfort to be had from one of these garnents? Only a short time since this pleasant acquisition to the ward- rove was looked upon as # luxury to be the os- session only of the more favored. Now the prices are a0 low that any man oF woman can ownone. They are without doudt a positive luxury, almost a necessity, and if once used ‘Will be cherished asa ‘“tred friend.” Not only are they an indispensable wrap in going to and from the bath room, but, being made of cotton terry, they are cool and soft and can be used FOR THE NURSERY— FOR THE SICK ROOM— FOR STEAMER TRAVELING— FOR THE RAILWAY COACH— FOR MORNING AND NIGHT USE GENERALLY. —— MONDAY, JUNE 8, We will put on sale 1,000—BATH ROBES—1,000 For MEN AND WOMEN, Made of English Cotton Terry—choice fancy colors, stripes, plaids and checks—liberal amount of cloth—with or without boods, windles, &. SEASONABLE, QUITE DESIRABLE AND WAY DOWN IN PRICE. ‘We shall have our Men's window full, coun- ters full—and extra force to serve you care.ully and attentively. ‘Real value of these Robes is ——#5, 96 and 87.—— Our prices for same —#4 and 85.— (Glen's Departinent.) (First floor, 1st anuex.) Sa Srorrrxa Goons. —— LAWN TENNIS. ‘We are keeping to the front in Tennis and all ‘Summer Sports. Wright & Ditson’s **1890" Tennis Balls. Sie. each, $3. dozen. — Wright & Ditson’s **1891" Championship Balls. —B0e. each, 83.40 a dozen. — RACKETS. **Slocum”—$7 grade, #6. **Biocum"—96 grade, $4.95. "Slocum”—85 rade, 84.40. ‘Slocum"—84 grade, $3.40. Wright & Ditson's *‘Sear's Special,” all weights. — #1. “*Ashby Special." strung with oriental gut. —#4.5.— “‘Ashby Junior.” Nets, Poles, Cout : ‘and everything appertaining to the game. ‘We will give to all purchasers of Tennis Rackets one of Wright & Ditson's Official Lawn ‘Tennis Guides for 1801—containine over two hundred pages of matter of interest to tenuis —20e., 25e., 45c. and Te.— Catchers’ Gloves, Masks, &o. CROQUET. Full Ine of Croquet Sets at the following prices * —Bie., $1.50, 81.95, $2.25, 82.75 and $3.75 per set,-— Ew-See display in 10th st. window. (Fifth floor, 10th st. elevators.) Traverers Goons. —— LADIES’ FINE TRAVELING BAGS. Our assortinent of hih grade Traveling Bacs is very extensive. Those who appreciate the newest and best will certainly be pleased with these extra fine xoods, most of which have been made to our special order. Ladies’ Alligator Club Bags, with the patent self-opening hinge, leather lined, fine brass trimmings— Win, 13im. din, 13 -im. rs $5.00 5.50 86.00 ‘Ladies’ Cabin Bags, with light-weight trames, the most convenient Bay now in use. Grain Leather, Black or Brown— 12in, 13m. Adin. a et) 33in. Itin. $8.25 | @875 Real Seal— 12-in. 13-in. 1é¢in. $8.00 88.50 89.00 Ladies’ Club Bags, finest natural alligator, very lixht color, gilt trimmings, finished in the finest manner 124n, im. in. = 15in. 88.50 80.75 $10.50 ‘While we make mention here of fine goods only, we have in stock all grades of Traveling ‘Bags, for either Ladies’ or Men's use. ‘Our Travelers’ Outfitting Department occu- ‘pies nearly one entire floor. (Pitta floor, 10th st. elevators.) Sumaez Qunr Depanruenr, aes Som SOME NOTEWORTHY ITEMS FOR MONDAY, % size French Dimity Quilts—very durable ‘and easy to launder, —$1.00.— Crocheted Quilte—doubie-bed size, —$1.00, $1.15 and 81.25.— ‘Ask for the **Bridal.” Extra large sized Crocheted Quilts—2% yards —81.75.— In addition to the above we-®iit piace-on sale—one case fine Marseilles Quilts, with heavy —At @3.00.— (Second floor, 11th st. building.) FOR SEASHORE AND MOUNTAIN USE. —— If you have not seen our Hine of these goods it would be to your interest to give it # thorough inspection before leaving for the seashore or mountain, as you will greatly need them. 0 a1 aa Seat In Colored Mitcheline—very iia aris cite DEES OM Bisck Goovs Dzranruexr. ROP, 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.w. Ts Agr Nexpreworx Drrarrween = CLASS HEM! mo AND gpewa-wonse * or OUR OWN IMPORTATION. The feature of this sale will be the offering of Strictly bish-class Linens at exceptionally low: Prices needs FINGER BO! DOYLIES. Fancy Hematitched Doylies, 120. Doylies with 2 rows of beastitching, Ie. Doyites with open-work borders, Se. Doy ites with extra-fiac drawu work, 2le. CENTER PIECES, 18x18 plain hemetite. Ste, 2m gen! &> a8 20x30 “ ‘20230 plain hemstitchine, 20x30 drawn, Boe. tie. ‘work all round, 700, Be. $2.05, 20x30 drawn-work corners, @1.30. Bx BL dO. doubie row of drawn work, $1.42 20130 drawn-work ends, €2.25. TEA CLOTHS. 30x34, pial 36x36, double-row drawn work, $2.50, (30x36, drawn work all arour 36x36, ne 83.7. x, = * $5.00. SCARS. 18x34, plain hemstitching, €1.0% Isx00, Yoxi4, 1 18x34. drawn work all around, $3.38. (Third floor, 10th st. building.) Urnoisteny Deranruest. ‘WINDOW SHADES. We makoa specialty of Jno. King & Son's Scotch Holland for window shades and execute first-class shade work of ali the popular shade cloths at the lowest prices consistent with good. work. —Entimates free. — FURNITURE SLIP COVERS. Perhaps nothing gives a more untidy look to & piece of furniture than a bamcy, ili-made IU's like dress to a lady—atyle and Sy count vastly more for jone than dors quality e. = 2 make Slip Covers of | fen, shontey gretonnes < WThit tie Beis porters MABDSEs wid ol — free. — FLY SCREENS. ae Wire Screens for doors and wit made: cob ks CA intome mate Keystone Adjustable Fly Screens, exteud to S4in wines sired — 0c, each, $2.25 a dozen. — A CARD BY MAIL Or word left in Uphoistery Department will bring man to measure aut {nruash eetimeies free on all Kinds of” Window Ty Screens and Furniture (Fourth floor, 1ith st. butlding Slip Covers. Bo 7 /LOTHING Devarrwext. — have @ mechanical contrivance in a Boy's Wai of until the Wand was This waist will igh = ‘eateaenad any two ordinary Mic or Pisured Percaics, — Se. and #1 each. (Third floor, Lith st. building.) ——- WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10th, Lith and F sts, now. To hire 36 a ‘WE CONTROL DESIGNS AND EXCLUSIVE STYLER ‘This Saturday we shall piace on sale for the interested mothers of Wasb- Ancton the most superb line of CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES ever displayed by us Prices bold wood all of the coming thirty days, NO. 1 SPRCIALTY. A Very Nest White Dress, made of fine India linen, with deep bein, box. Plaited waist, finished at meck amd Sleeves with deep huife plaiting. High shouiiers. dom Gym By 10s sas @ ae «7 ym Myre ae ew NO. 2 SPRCIALTY. An Exceedingly Pretty White Drews Of Allover Einbroidery, hemstiteled, full sleeve and plaited waist, richly trimmed with ewbroidery. High shoulders, 4yrs. Gyre Syme 1Oyre Toye. $3.00 65.40 SiO e420 e400 No. 3 SPECIALTY. Another Very Rich White Dress of Fine India Linen, with clusters of tucks, three rows of marrow insert ing and deep hem im skirt, waist trimmed to correspond, bit soul ders: yrs. Syne 3.40 “un 20 yrs l4om ew 540 ‘We also show a very pretty line of CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES, Amongst which are two prominentiy showy style. Prices—4 yrs. Gyr. Byre 10yre. aw & “19 12yre dye 12 yrs. Myre. WAIST SALE FOR LADIES, MISSES AND BUYS. at KER RRR ae BBR as fen Fee * te bE 4%, 426 SEVENTH ST. Kors Paanwacy, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. Today we desire to attract your attention. or Tather only those of you who have gray or faded or bleached hair and desire to restore it to its original color. We are the sole owners and manufacturers of NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY, This preparation was introduced more than twenty years ago, and though not advertised or ‘otherwise pushed for nearly Aiteen years it still enjoys a lane sale, and those who use it speak in tte praise as betng the only preparation wholly free from any poisonous sfibstance and at the same time certain of effect. Anywice extrardinary fs clawed for 1038 At ‘vt restore hair to the bald—that is impossilile When the roots of the hair are dead ; nor does it claim todo anything else not entirely possible to be accomplished by a good Hair Restorative. What we do claim is its entire dissimilarity ‘with every other preparation of its kind. It is entirely armless. It is freeof any sediment. It is tree of sugar of lead, or indeed any other Poison, either mineral or vexetable. Too wreat ‘stress cannot be laid on this point. We have an entirely harmless article, while most others are hurtful to a greater or less decree, To the question why do we advertise again, we answer because the preparation has been materialiy improved. No. 2 having been isolated and is now put up separate, designed for the growth of the hair or to remove dandruff, &e., waile No. 1 remains as hero- tofore, for the restoration of color, &c. The price has been reduced to Afty cents per bottle; former price @1. This has been done to enble ‘every one to try it. This price does not afford, margin to druggists generally, hence tts ale KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. RONE WEEK-MEN’S FRENCH BALBIIG- FoR os aENGH BALBETG. Drawers, 250. i 745-747 Sth st. ne. Tue Isr Or Juxe Isat hand, and the time is repidly approaching when many of our residents will abandon the:r city homes for more comfortable cottaxes st the seashore dunng the heated term. A great many details must be Jooked of 929 F st. nw. Their Suede Shots, in Gray, Tan, Brown Gnd Black, are the neatest you have seen, and those Oxford Ties, with vesting and suede tops and Patent leather fronts, are the handsomest shoes made. Af verchance their stock should not contain precisely ‘what you are looking for they have the best facilities of any firm in Washington for executing your order, and pride themselves on quick time and thorowsd ‘Satisfaction. 05-24 w ‘fret Mise BLU eo 7574s but ae. setae : « eS Box Now YOUR STRAW BAT ‘And get first choice. ENGLISH YACHT HATS, the English Senet from ‘Made of Braid, KNOX'S LADIES SAILORS. STRAW HATS trom 50c. to 85. ‘BOYS’ HATS, 50c., T5c., 61, !-SPECIAL LO MATFING#)—8 PE: one week. BB. STINEMETZ & SONS, a ‘1237 Peunsylvania ave. Gaaar Satz Or Rewxaxts. ae Hireh's Witch Hazel, Ibe; two for Bie Jonsson & Lerrnen, ‘713 Market Space. NEW SUMMER DRESS GOODS. There is a difference between thin goods and fliomay ones, between fast colors and those thar Wasi: out or fade. Then, too, the poorer goods don’t have the ar~ istic and fashionable patterns which characterise ure. Here are a few of the late arrivals: Scheurer, Rott & Cie, Freuch Figured Tissues at Se. per yard. India Mulls, in Black and Bine grounds, polka apot and fizured effects. Our price, 150. per yard, One hundred styles of Fine French Pongees, ia dark and light grounds. Your choice, 1c. yer yard. American Poncers at Lie, per yard. Pitty entire!s*new designs iu Figured Woo! Challies. Only Ise, per yard. If you want to secure adress of the 40nch French Challies we advertised Inst week you'd better mut het the crams «row under your feet. They're going fast at Bic. Worth tuily Ge, Dragon Binck Organics, in plaids, stripes apd checks, 15, 20and 5c. per yard. Fast Black India Linuns, guaranteed not to crock, 15, IS end Be. New Figured Swiss Musiins, 25, 390, 37%, 40 and 50e. por yard. That our goods are right and that owr prices are | right i eviae the throng of shoppers wlio daily Visit our store. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, DRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES, 3 Market Space, between 7th and Sth ste, deo Tue Baseuerr Sure, 900 7th st. comer of L ‘Youcan save at least 25 cents on every dollar's worth purchased from us. In addition to this you are always.certain of gutting the best grades of shoes made, a8 we do not sell any trashy, cheap show. No matter bow low our prices are quoted we euarantes all goods to be strictly first-class in every way. <8 NOW OFFERED Qe Russet Oxford Dies, war- Our price, In Ladies’ Custom-nade Goze Calf Oxtords and Coffee-colored Kusscts, very stylish aud warranted to wear. Our price, #123. Actual worth $2. In Ladies’ Hand-sewed Oxford Ties, anade of best Gongola kid, opera tipped or common-sense style. Our price, €1.50; actual worth, 2. In Ladies’ Hand-turned Oxforde, opera or common ctual worth, #1.25. In Ladies’ Hand-turned Patent’ Leather Oxfords, Our price, @1.23; actual value, #2. In Men's Best Calf Shows, lace or congress, hand- sewed finish, ot @1.98 actual worth, @3. In Boys’ and Youths’ Strictiy Solid Leather School Shoes at #1; actual worth. #1.50. Tn Infants’ Houd-sewed Worked Iuttonhole Bio ‘at 40c. ; actual worth. 60c. ‘Choice bargains in all kinds of footwear st THE BANKRUPT SALx, 900 7th st. cor. of 1. Rerern: & Co. 149 B st. ae .opp. U.8. Library.