Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: ‘TUFSDAY... -..Sune 23, 1991. CROSBY 8. NOYES. THE EVENING STAR bas a regular and Permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of im the city. As a lecal Advertising Medium it bas ae competitor. = “It isa far cry to Loch Awe.” and the po- litical shouters are finding it hard to commu- nicate with the summer of 1392 Who will be nominated will depend upon who it is supposed ‘at the time can be most certainly elected, and that, in ite turn, upon what states are most Likely to go republican or democratic, as the point of view may be. There is most activity in Ohio because Ohio is a grent state that is to hold a state election next fall, and again be- cause of the uncertainty as to how it may go in a year in which a presidential ticket is not to be chosen. The lection there this fall fs the more important because to one party, the one holding power, it means both prestige and patronage; to the other, so long in power, it means existence. The republicans have held their state convention, which wasan en- thasiastic affair. They have nominated a strong ticket, its head the principal author of the present tariff. Their action forces the fighting there and elsewhere on the great economic issue which has divided the two parties and the country for years. The candidacy of Maj. McKinley ix significant for this fact, if for no otier. But the candvlate is and the campaign ons Le a national event even if its leaders were less itoportaut than they are. Gor. © pheil is a rising young democrat whose position on the tariff question is not the feature, by any means, of his now apparently certain candidacy asecond time for the gov- ernorship. Whatever he and the Obio demo- crate generally may have believed or taught a few years ago, be and they now maintain the common views of their party. ‘The democrats are perhaps wise in waiting to open the campaign until the plans of their enemy begin to be manifest. In any event they will have time enongh in which to arrange nul possibly to harmonize any tional differences that can be harmonized at all The breach has been a wide cne and it is not probable that it will be entirely healed. But democrats rely on the discontents of the farmers and workingmen’s ussoviations for sue- cess. The republicans hope to replace their Josses from thexe sources and count on tle sore- heads of the other party for aid in this direction. Meantime the democrats are trying to see whether they can hold the Farmers’ Alliance in the south without sacrificing the tariff as a principal issue, and the republicans are secking | in Minnesota and perbaps elsewhere in the northwest to keep the low tariff men in the party by means of club organizations. Mean- time both parties are bothere:t with the prob- lem how to concihate the farmers without an- tagonizing the business men of the country. ‘This is going to be a busy year for the poli cians. ee The row at St. Louis between American and Italian laborers would give rie to another diplomatic tilt with Italy were it not for one or two considerations. First, the local authorities are hot on the trail of the alleged offenders ard have already made some ayests. Next, if this were not so, dealing with a small part of acommanity isa very different thing from dealing with the whole of a community. The chief lesson to be learned from the unfortunate affair is the increased necessity for a law to re- strain still further the immigration of laborers mnder contract or contemplating contract im- mediately on arrival. pal ee This year is memorable for the number of important conventions already held and yet to be held at the national capital. These conven- tions are scientific and not political, but popu- lar interest is aroused because of the faci that learned bodies are finding at last the most suitable place for assembling in their regular sessions. besides the National Academy of Seiences ani the great medical conven’ that met here last spring, the other notable as- semblages ure three, ali to be held in August. Foremost in the list is the American Academy for te Advancement of Science, which meets on the 19th of that month. About the same time will be the mecting of the Geological So- ciety of America, and following that, on the the 26th of International Geological Congress. These gatherings of men devoted to pure science cannot fail to engage the attention of the whole scientific world, ——— The men selected for the Bering sea inquiry by the British government, Sir George bade! Yowell and Dr. G. M. Dawson, are expert agents or commissioners and not arbiters, as was at firstannounced. Sir George is a lend- ing authority on Australian matters aad be- sides has given much attention to American | affairs, having been employed in 1986-7 in | Canada and the United States in drawing up a statement of the fishery dispute. He is a vol- uminows author. Dr. Dawson belongs to the Canadian sarvey department, andis the veteran geologist. Both appointment ure well received. ‘The work of these agents is preliminary to any general settlement of the case, and is limited apparently under the fourth poragraph of the recent modus vivendi to an investigation of the condition of the Alaskan seal fisheries. Eng- Jansl, judging by the characer of her ap- Pointees, means to accomplish everything pow sible for her to accomplish in the first steps taken: ee The retention of John Sherman of Ohioas Senator, to judge from editorial opinion all over the country, seems to be a matter of na- ‘thonal importance. —— Ex-Banker March of Philadelphia is eating such a wide swathe through the swamps of New Jersey that the authorities will yet be compelled to pnt blood so many engagements to saw wood that he will probably not get them completed until yome time during the summer ot". —__+-_____ ‘The Chicago Hirait does not think it a mat- ter of regret that there will be no tall tower at the exposition. There will, however, be some tall talking to take its place. + ____ ‘The Farmers’ Alliance men in Ohio are after Senator Sherman, just the same as if he had never built « barn in all bis born days. You may te obliged to use microscope in discerning Senator Cullom’s presidential boom, bat it is there all the same. THE EVENING STAR: ‘WASHINGTON. D.C. TUESDAY as W. A. Pierce & Co. Successorsto E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Corner Sth street. SUMMER SENSATION PRICES. ‘We are on the MARK-DOWN GRADE NOW. OUR SPECIAL REDUCTION Prices are MOVING GUODS at VERY RAPID RATE. The time for clearing out summer Rovelties is towing shorter day by day. MOD- ERN ENTERPRISE demands that to dos suc- cessful business you MUST NOT have’ goods left over from one season to clog the business of the coming season. NOW, OURS is. bright and enterprising business, done on the MOST MODERN METHODS. So when we find we are overstocked in any line of goods, no matter how good value they may be, WE PUT priceon them that makes them move ata rapid rate. You will find some wood illustrations of this inethod in today's list. Cororen Vetvsr Rinzoxs. We find that our stock of COLORED VEL- VET RIBBONS fs tauch too large. These Velvets are the best xoods wade, being all-silk th satin buck, in every conceivable shade and color, in widths Nos. 5, 7. 9 and 12. Our regular prices have been lower than any other Louse in thty city on these goods, but we ‘Will reduce them stiil more. Ro. 5. Keyular price, 2c. 20e. yard. No.7. Regular price, 30c. Qe. yard. No. % Regular price, 38. REDUCED to REDUCED to REDUCED to REDUCED to Rogar price, 490. Sercut Barears IN CHILDREN’S DRESSES, CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES, MADE of FINE SOFT-FINISHED CAMBRIC, SKIRT trimmed with INSERTING, with CLUSTERS of TUCKS above and below inserting, waist «uinp style, VEST LAPELS and SLEEVES of RICH EMBROIDERY and hand feather stiteh- ing. Only tive lett. size two years, Were $4.50. REDUCEDto 83.50. 1 size four years. 2h 50. ze six years. Were86. REDUCED to Was €4.75. REDUCED to hese goods are not crumpled nor mussed. THEY are fresh and new Gray Dress Fsntes AT RIDICULOUS PRICES. WE HAVE SELECTED FIVE HALF pieces of ALL-WOOL GRAY DRESS GOODS from Stock and have REDUCED them FROM $1 TO Ste. per yard. THE BALANCE of OUR GRAY DRESS ALS will be SOLD at ACTUALCOST. pieces GKAY MOH ALR at LESS than cost. I piece of GRAY MOHAIR. Regular price, We WILL SELL for ‘te. yard. e DARK SLATE MOHAIR. price, #1 yard. W SPECIAL STARTER fo: YoU WELL KNOW THAT most Regular ALL put this as a ‘ard. these are the » excellent for the SEASHORE o= AINS. AN EARLY CALL will secure the most de- rable of these DRESS GOODS BARGAINS, ‘they will Jast only a short time at these mar- prices. For Traverens We are now showing a large assortment of LADIES’ and GENTLEMEN'S TRAVELING Cowpantons. in all shapes and styles and all kinds of LEATHER, at WONDERFULLY iow prices. W. A. PIERCE & CO., Successors to E. G. Davis, 719 Market Space, Corner Sth st. 1t Revorws New Feesrroze Srore, 513 7TH ST. N. W., Between Band Fst. ‘New goods are arriving daily and our floors are as crowded asever. Today we wish to call your special attention to our hendsome line of Bed Room Suites, Sideboards and Refrizers- tors. Besides being useful and seasonable articles they also make pretty home ornaments end, with Carpets, Mattings and Oiicloths, will make one’s home inviting and enjoyable. We cannot miss also referring to our third floor—carpeted its entire length for the proper dispiay of our magnificent assortment of Parloz Suites. In styles and finish and quality they mst be seen to be appreciated. As inthe past, we are always willing to make terms to suit our customers, and noone need therefore deprive himself of home comforts oa. the plea of want of ready cash. JOHN RUDDEN, FURNITURE DEALER, 513 7th st. a. we Have You Artexven Tur GREAT REBUILDING SALE At the FAMILY SHOE STORE? IF NOT, DON’T DELAY ANY LONGER, AS THE GOOD THINGS WILL NOT LAST LONG. By July 1 we begin tinprovements on the building next door, No. 312 7th street, now occupied by M. Stiverberx & Co.. and when completed we shall have the HANDSOMEST DOUBLE SHOE STORE tm the country. REMEMBER. WE OPEN OUR NEW DOUBLE STORE WITH AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK. EVERY PAIR NOW ON HAND MUST BE SOLD. PRICE NO OBJECT. Below we mention some of the many bargains: Infante’ Ankle Ties, 25centa Rewular price, 50c. Children’s Dark Busset Spring Heels, 73cents. Reg- ‘lar price, $1.25. Ladies’ Oxford Ties, patent leather tips, 98 cents; Secretary Foster seems to have a realizing | orth @1.50. sense of what it means to recoup after an ex- teavagant Congress bas had a whack at the ‘Treasury. sinlieone tin Philadelphia should Le represented at the | "5% + Ladies’ Dongola Oxford Ties, box toe or common seuse, hand sewed, $1.24. Regular price, €2. rating, Hlsck.Gray or Tan Ooze Oxiords, oniy 81.87; Ladies’ Russia Calf Low Ties only $1.98. Regular Button, “OUR OWN MAKE,” World's Fair by a large model of a penitentiary | $1.08 Reculsr prise 2, joaded with real live financiers. _- = Gen. Alger denies that he is booming Blaine. And the denial should be accepted becatse the | bait dooming of another occupies all of the general's attention. ee ‘There is only the difference of a letter be- tween « Chicago speculator and « Philadelphia peeulator. —__—--+s—__ Speaking of the late Ohio republican eonven- tion, where did the colored man come in, for a spoil or twor ——_——_oee—___ Jay Gould ia opposed to free silver coinage. ‘That setties it. ‘Men's Low Ties only $1.24; worth $2. Men's Fine Calf Oxtord Ties only $1.96. Regular A fall assortment of Fancy Ties and Slippers at one- F ARIE Y x Repairing properly and promptly done. 81.60 **Giorta Sik" Umbrellas for this week, $1.25. Jonxson & Lurrnetz, 713 Market Space. ‘New Cream Ground India Silks. Werecently secured at @ sacrifice 13 pieces of these desirable Silks in sty- ish designs and colorings and are now offering them AT 75 CENTS PER YARD. Price heretofore has ben $1 and $1.25, SATINES AT REDUCED PRICES. Twenty-five pieces entirely new designs in French Satines at 20c. per yard: foriner price, 3c. 8,000 yards of best Aueicau Satinss reduced from 15 to 10c. Der yard. Special.—1,000 yards of Printed Indian Dimity— colored figures on white crounde—at 15c. per yard. ‘Never before offered in this rity for less than 23¢. WHITE GOODS BARGAINS. ‘Weclosed ont from an importer 100 pisces of Piaid, ‘Striped and Check Muslins, which we have marked at about half the usual price for like qualities, Th Drices range from 10 to 25c. por yar Our store is chock full of seasonable merchandise, many of which we're selling lower than you'll ind them elsewhere. JOHNSON & LOTTRELL, DRY GOODS AT POPULAR PHIOES, ‘713 Market Space, between 7th and 8th sts, OUR QREAT u BBR. i u SSE EE ° y BBI oo UY ‘uu Bagh By tho way, we are overrun with eager Purchasers. Tho public Lave already found out that this sale is no ordinary clap-trap scheme to attract attention, We shaii hammer away and chip of prices until every man, woman and child i this vicinity shall have been convinced that this is the yieatest MONEY SAVING SALE Ever held in Washington. ‘We mean to dispose of every pairof our Tenowued Reliable Shoes aud Slippers in Als our Three Stores, Prior to occupying our new buildings, ‘now being erected at 930 anc 988 7th at. For our Main House, And 1915 and 1916 Pa. ave. For our West End Branch. Our goods are all fresh made this sea- fon and leave our houses with our wuarantee, whether you get them at half price or regular figures. First catlers, of course, have the beat selection, WM. HAHN & CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, $16 SEVENTH STREET, 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, it NSYLVANIA AVENUE S.E. = T ERE TItT E hE Tt E : ae Kee T ‘We have decided to continue togive op PER CENT ww 2 & PER ceNT “Ww” PER CENT TrTT T r T T From plainly marked prices on OUR OWN MAKE of TrIT XN ON Een U OU PRN Ext gs FREUD ERE BS Ss T RR UW NNN K K Sss57” TRAVELING BAGS, SATCHELS, FANCY LEATHER GOODS, RAZORS, RAZOR STROPS, PENKNIVES AND OTHER GOODS, TOPHAM'S TRUNK MANUFACTORY, 1231 PENNA. AVE. N. W. Factory, 1220 E st. n.w. Any style of trunk made to order at short notice. 3022 Dave News E. P. MERTZ. JUNE 23, 1891. SOMETHING ABOUT PERFUMES. ‘This is not exactly ‘drug news,” but still it interests a large number, and we have made it a spectatty. ‘We carry a large line of the well-known es, such a8 Pinaud’s, Coudray's, Lu- Din's, Atkinson's, Bailey's, Le Grands, Ric! secker's, Lundborg's, Wright's, Woodworth’s ‘and Eastman’s. There embrace all the various extracts, as well as toilet waters. ‘We invite special attention, however, to two new odors we have recehtly received— MOUNTAIN PINK and GLEN ECHO BOQUET. These delightful perfumes are put np in handsome ounce bottles and re- tailed at 0c. per bottle. They are sure to havea “run.” QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE. This is too well known to say much about it. Nearly every one in Washington has used it. ‘To those who have not wesay that it isthe most refreshing and fragrant cologne sold. ‘Two sizes, 50c. and #1 per bottle, MERTZ’S DRUG STORE, ‘1th and F streets. WT sor sur acas STOVE ¥23 «= s« ©. A. MUDDIMAN, 616 12th st. aby and very word ns politor of prose for VOU. Behe Tg Fe.: saan CHILDREN: “Threshing out” the broken sizes tie complete lots. “As busy an we've n't help baving “"remnants".—lors 4 ft we don't intend to keep them. “Odds and Ends" in stock are worse than weeds inawarden. “We've put them all on * favien jn the front bn the SECOND FLOOR. ‘There isn’t a cooler, place in the city—and yor never stood beforw blever, barcains than we've made of these ""Iant tastes" of soine of our chole: fet lines, We believe frankness none of the wir. fues of “keepin store” that will tie your con- fidence to ours—so we've one into the detail of description over each feature of this mid.suin- er gieaning. Look the list over carefully. mmemnber that it's always the beat lines that “go tO rewnante."” “How "deep we've gone into ice” simply because they “limp” a little SAK8 AND COMPANY. Sanor Sore Engii DEPART- id poodle seSsitt Ste ores: ane Byte. Gyre. Zyrs. S yrs. we always open your eves to 1 as Well as Piajd patterns of the Pn- Lish Flannel, embroidered, ‘i pitts white brad Were 85, NOW 82. eee: the sai es a complaint "as the yrs. Gyre, Byrs. sma little discoloration possi where embroidery ts done. Lot 6445. —— in Another pattern of the Were 85, NOW $2. same quality of, English . 4 i You would callit r embroidery colors <—— left. hud *"rima litte.” Doesn't Sys. hurt the wear a bit. Striped ENGLISH FLAR- NEL-a very handsome ef- “the itttie mishap te the embroidery color cuts the Price. Bins and White Strive En- Fiannel—embt ofd- ered-a mere shadow of @ Were 85, NOW 82. 2 yrs. loft only. ‘Lotgidis. “t around the’ fancy work. Striped English Fiannel— gbrotiered in Blueand tied with a Blue rsbbon. Its ope Of the “ofl-ccior" fot. We've had three hundred gf these little Blue Flannel Saflors with the Hue ancl or e on coll id Uuttons, saTuonly five of them WOOL brown Mixed FL Sailor Suits with 1 ke Binw stars on the ——— <—— cvilars—s0 1n they go. yrs. Oyrs Oyrs. 10 yz8, 1 One Granite Flannel Sailor k and Bine en starson the collar. Azz You Gorxar ‘THINGS YOU WILL NEED. A Light-weight Wrap is as indispensable as your railroad ticket. You can buy a Spring Jacket as low 28 83, a Light-weight Shawias low as $1, Shoulder Capes at all prices. LADIES’ RUSTICHATS In White, Pink, Made of soft mull, in all colors, with beautiful stream- ers to natch. Just the thing Light Blue, Orange, for seashore wear. Prices, Biack. $1.8, 82.50, BATHING SUITS An excellent assortment of For Men, the different styles of mate- Women rials that will hold; well nade And ‘suits that will surely do youfor Children, the rest of the sexson. USTERS. Mohair, €5.75, 80.00, 88.50. Bilk, 814.50, $15, 817.50. Either Gray or Black. TRAVELING BAGS. In “make believe” Alligator Leather, good, large sizes, TOILET ARTICLES Soays—ail kinds. To Sponges—all nizes. Take Extracts—best inakers, With ‘Tooth and Face Powders. You, Toilet Waters. Violet Waters. WRAPPERS. Calico, from 75c. to $1.50. Percale, from $1.25 to $2.50. Tudia Linen, from $1.68to 85. VISITING CARDS. the city limits Without Arst placing your onder for Visiting Canis. Onur prices make it easy for you-86c. for 50 CARDS AND ENGRAVED PLATE, Our work guzranteed. Orders delivered within twenty-four hours, when so desired. ‘Alec euch articles are needed as b HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, NECKWEAR, RUCHINGS, GLOVES, JEWELRY, PATH ROBES, COLLARS AND CUFFS. LADIES’ UNDLRWEAR—TO TAKE AWAY WE CAN SUPPLY your WANTS FROM An unusually large and well-selected stock. We carry Underwear in everything that fsdesirable. Our stock Was never better fitted for your inspection. Our goods are ali well made, neatly trimmed and nicely finished. EVERY PIECE IS GUARANTEED. Bine Flannel Sailor, — trimmed with White cord! now $1.25. it's the lust rewinder of @ auost popular Jot. D COMPANY. One 9-years’ size. JOR AKS AN Jersey Scirs. We certainly are sorry to see some 30 Jersey lots reduced so low. Many ot tuem are fuported and there's no such a thing 4s getting any more. against ‘our will. Blue Jersey Cloth Sut Red ‘and Bae woven stziy ed 7¥.co.lar aud centerpiece, OMY Sve ur them. Blue and Red Striped Jer fey Suit, with collar, cuffs and front of Bine and White woven stripes. Were #4, Now a2. —_ Left Cardinal Jersey Suit, with Vhite vest trout. | Wish we Lad Aity insteud of two. Cardinal Jersey Suit, with collar andecuffwof White,and White embroidered star aua auchor. Lot 5630. EES —— Blue Jersey Sailor Suit, Were & NOW 82. with siall red "coin" spots clas and cuchors un and ‘Two 3 year sizes left. front. Were ts NOW SLT Oo a 2 3 8 1 bdomd "around the calla —— ——— ~_ <_ with broad cantinal brett” Ayre. S yrs. Gyre. Tyrs. Syra Imported Brown Jersey Suit with Brown ana White trunming When thesejanded they were inarked $10. A time ago we cut them Now, where are thes? Jot 7904. Were $5, NOW 82.50. Brown Jersey Suit with light brown Lraid around the collar, Lot 3789. ‘Were #7, NOW 83.50. Cardinal Jersey” Suit with White braid on collar and Blue and White eimbroidery ‘ou the front. Jersey Suit with collar of solid biue and red eumbroid- ered anchors. ‘Was 85, NOW 82.50. Lot 3800. as There are two Tan Jer- ‘Were #4. NOW$1. —seys that we have had in 1 and 1 the window and thesun has Piayed,havoe with the color. Bine Jersey Suits with White trimining. They are ‘Were $4, NOW 82. beauty's—and if you're an — eight-year-old younsgster get ‘Twos years’ size. finone Lot 3111. er ate see ne ae ‘with White braid trimming. Black Jersey Cloth with collar bound in Black. Black Jersey Suit, trim- med with Black and’ White novelty braid. Brown Jersey Suit with Black’ braid on collar ‘and cuffs, ‘There's but this one. ‘Ono 8 years" size. Lot 2513. ‘Was 86, NOW $2.50. One 3 years’ size. J exse} ETS. not Soe Slate-colored Jersey Suit with fancy Black braid on front, sleeves and collar. a Jersey Jacket, bound a +9 your old.” — Binck, Ttwas'a0, NUW gi Lot 77st. One Brown Jersey Blouse— oth ante with Tt. W. oyearcia” Now's. Lethe eeery Apts, Cor Jy Hare, solitary, individual fabric KILT that's efts no matter wlint tin price. has been putin this sale for ONE-HALF. They ‘run from $2.80. t9 $i0"and we haven't ‘one—All xo, imported Sues and all Boys) Axp Grats: Brovse. Warsts. ‘We've about 2 dozen Oxfe Cloth Biouse Waists, in strij a plaids, witn lace fronts and sailor collars. The siaes here wili cover all ages from 4to ld years. But you know there can’t be Cry were $1. NOW 69 CENTS. When this sale opens. ine there'll be nearly five dosen ot Boys’ Flannel Bouse Walsts on ‘Thishamaral @ 0810 jean? cuee) wets Boeken CENTS Au Or A EDN Te rece ERD geen CORSETS TO TAKE Whenever before did you be- AWAY. hold such a stock of Reliable Corsetst We have every known make of repute. We carry Saifferent makes of 0c. Corsets. Mai oawmate “—@.00 4 Altogether 65 makes—you will agree with us quite a stork to select from. Ali our Corsets are guaranteed. If you will leave us your address before you leave town we will send you, tree of charge, our Fashion ‘Sheet or any other literature we may give away during the suramer. ° A NN a BRE S83 AA EXE Sssq 2 BN Sss8 U RRR ooo H OR UR @ OHH ww RR GSS Ht ery BB ai, foe fat $8 4% BBE R eS “ett Bap BOE “oo = 423420, 422, 424, 426 SEVENTH ST. “ Tae “Finwasexr Or Fasnrose— aT EPP FRR RRR RRR Y ¥™ s88_ PPE RR E “8 prr RE Erie XY 53s, e EE RE F898 = P% UE STOCK OF FLOUNCINGS AND QQ EMBROIDERIES reminds us of the 00° dismond-studded Heaven on a clear night—every star is a “‘twinkler"—but some ‘outshine the others—every pattern that we have collected for your selection amonz these WASH ‘TRIMMINGS is a ood one—but some surpass the others in the cleverness of their design. It ‘would be an endless tusk to count the stars—al- most as tedious to take each gein separately and talk of ite beauty. What we will do is to frame in words the brightest “stars” of the stock. Among them—most of them, in fact—are the latest arrivals, 90 it will be newe we aretell- ing you as well. A 45-luch FLOUNCING—we have but one piece of it—with a six-inch hem, crowned by a twelve-inch depth of “trellis” work, is only 60 cents a yard. ‘Three patterns of FIVE-INCH HEM— APOLKA DOT and BLOCK DESIGN sixteen inches deop_TRELLIS work ten inches deep—EMBROIDERED HEM with sixteea-inch open-work pattern. All these are 7c. a yard. A triplet of SEVEN-INCH HEM with twelve inches of embroidery above it— open work and solid designs. Any of these is $1 a yard. Five patterns of HEMSTITCHING with embroidered bands in lace work, oak leaves and double row of embroid- ery—#1.25 and 1.50 ayard. The same ideas carried out in colors, Black and White, run from $1.75 to $4 ayard— quality ruling the cost. Some of the daintiest little desiens have budded out in the children's col lection in the last few days—HEM- STITCHED, PLAITED and PEARL EDGES—50e. to $2.25 a yard. We have a special line of “UNDER- WEAR EMBROIDERIES” in CAM- BRIC. The prices will gain your at- tention—the patterns hold it. @e. to 20c, a yard. In getting toxether the NARROW, MEDIUM and WIDE EDGINGS in CAMBRIC, NAIN- SOOK, SWISS and INSERTIONS we have Kept the Flouncings well in mind and made ex~ cellent matches for you—the prices bearing out our intentions for exclusivences and small cost. Youhave taxed the.department heavily this seanon—but every time we have had to restock the ‘‘new graft” has been to the improvenient Of the service. New thifigs are almost daily ar- rivals. Look in often. é BRATON PEBRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. 1t Bivoners, $5.00. BLUCHERS, 85.00. WINE COLOR, $5.00. WINE COLOR, €5.00, SPECIAL, $5.00. SPECIAL, $5. ‘NEWEST TOE, @5.00. NEWEST TOE, $5.00. LATEST FAD, €5.00. LATEST FAD, 85.00. WILSON & CARR, WILSON & CARR CUSTOM SHOEMAKERS, 2p F STREET. > $29 F. STREET. ($022-3¢ ‘Baltimore store, 4 und 6 Baltimore st. . JUNE 23, 1891. { W OODWARD Axp : tuLotHRor, 10TH. 11TH AND F 8TS. N.W. eee EW-Lunch room, 6th floor, 1th st. building. Accessible by 2 elevators. ———_ ‘TUESDAY—SB00xD DAY—-SERIAL REEVERY announcement in this ele is im- ER portant—some features are specially in- IRE teresting. To keep apace with this move. ment you should watch carefully each advertise- ment. The sale is cunulative, —o—— WEDNESDAY SOME OF+THIS SEASON'S STRONGEST BARGAINS WILL BE OFFERED. THEY ARE REMARKABLE FOR QUALITY AND PRICE VALUES, AND REPRESENT THE FULLEST WORTHS WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIVS. THIS DEPARTMENT IS EARNING FOR US THE PATRONAGE OF NEW CUSTOM- ERS EVERY DAY—THE REASON, JUST SUCH THINGS AS THIS—READ: We have just received our first shipinent of ‘Mason's Glass Preserving Jars, with porcelain- lined tops. Pint size, 70c. adoz. Quart size, 80c. a doz. 2owal. size, 81.252 doz. Also Jelly Tumblers, with tin tops, 44 pint size, 30c. a doz. 36 pint size, 35e. a doz. Can you match the price? (Fourth floor, 10th st. building.) tostxa Ovr Sarr oF SUMMER - WEIGHT WOOLEN DRE! STUFFs. ee ‘Wo don’t wait until the season is over, but Fight at its heixht present such opportunities as this, A few odd half pieces of All-wool French Challis in Biue, Brown and Cream grounds, —Regular prices, 50 and G0c.— —Closing price, 39. a yard. — Also a few pieces in finer grade and richer col- orings. —Rerular prices, 00 and 65e.—— —Closing price, 50c. « yard. — All-wool Mouseline Barege, in three color- ings: Feru ground with Blue dots. =~ * ee. Tan Heliotrope dots. The dots are about the size of a 25-cent piece, ‘and for this reason it is called the ‘Coin Pat- tern.” They are new ‘1 midsummer fabrics, ‘and we have only two left of each style, ——Regular price, $2.— —Closing price, $1. yard.— 10 Midsummer Dress Robes of silk and wool cawei's hair grenadine in fine stripes and checks—new spring colorings, light and me- dium shades. —Regnlar price, 827.50.— —Closing price, $15 each.— (First floor, 10th st. building.) : Lace Covers BABY CARRIAGE SHADES, In Nottingham, Irish Point and Brussels Lace. ‘Our assortment of Tamboured Covers at —Te., 90e., $1 und $1.2 is large, as these are the popular prices. The other prices are ——BSe., 68e., $1.40, 81 90— — #2, 82.75 and 83.50. — (Pirst floor, second annex. ) Nore Canercity Turse Ireus. A full line of Ladies’ Fine Light-weight Wool ‘Vests and Pants for seaside and mountain wear. ee Ladies’ Fine Light-weight Merino Wool Vests and Pants—the celebrated Furley and Buttrum make. VESTS. High neck and long sleeves. | 99.45 High neck and ribbed sleeves. 2 | 24! 9:25! os | eZ $1.55] 81.65] $1.75] 81.85] $1.95 PANTS. Knee length. 30.) 32 1 5 | 82.3751 82.50 Size * 82.55 Size Price Sin 4 B,.| Price $2.12 ‘The same make for Infants and Children. Sizes 16 to 26 inch. Hugh necks and long sleeves, high neck and half sleeves, low neck and quarter sleeves and low neck and no sleeves, —Prices, The. to $1.50.— Ladies’ Fine Swiss Ribbed Wool Vests, sum- mer weight, with hih necks and Jong sleeves and high necks and short sleeves, sizes 3, 4, 5 and 6 suitable for larze ladies. —Prices, $1 to $13. Fine Light Weight Ribbed Silk and Wool Vests, with high necks and long sleeves, high necks, Short sieeves, and higi necks and no sleeves. —Prices, $1.25 to $1.75 each. —— Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests with low necksand no sleeves, neck and arms run with pink and blue tape. 10c. each, 3 for 23e.—— Children’s Cotton Vests with high neck and Jong sleeves, and low necks and no sleeves. 12. each. — A few more Ladies’ Gossamer Weight Vests, with high necks and \-sieeves, sizes 26 and 28 inches, Reduced from 5c. each to —3 for 50e.— Just received another case of Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests, with low necks arid no sleeves— ~—1234e. each. — Finer qualities at 2ic., 25c., 29¢., @23ie. and ‘Te. each. (Ast floor, 2d annex.) Usercz Taxes For A Swart AMOUNT. 500 pairs Woodward & Lothrop's Seamless Stockinet Dress Shieids—every pair warranted absolutely impervious to perspiration. No. 1, 10e. a pair, $1.10a dozen. No. 2, 190. ** ** os No. 3, Ide. ** ** 1.50 %* ** (Girst floor, 11th st. butlding.) Ix_ Bors) Derarrwesr. ESPECIALLY WITH BOYS’ KNEE PANTS. ‘We are liberally stocked—all of them bright and fresh. ‘Nearly all wool. Absolutely: all woot, —$1, $1.25 and $1.50.— (Taira floor, 11th st. bailing.) z DEPARTMENT. opaque Wincw Shades, 3x6 feet. Wintcw ” aie. coche — 200 Mosquito Canopies, complete, with cord ‘and stop pulleys. : —#1.10 each. — Other prices are: $1.50, $1.75. 82.50, $2.75, $3.00 and $5.00 each, — SPECIAL. ~ ‘Lace Canopies to order at short notice. (Fourth floor, 11th st. building.) Ix Warre Goons Deranreexr WE WILL OFFER WEDNESDA' 10 pieces 42inch Fast” Black Hemstitched eet 800, s yard * _ LINEN LAWNS Our Linen Lawns are 36 inches wide, pure Men and (econd floor, 1ith st. building.) eee WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 383 -10TH, LITH AND F STS. KW. ‘w w OODWARD Asp 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —o— 4 TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU or THETR REAL WORTH. ELASTIC PILLOWS, For Domestic, Travel and Invalid Use, NOW @1. ‘We control the sale of these Pillows forthe District of Columbia, Notwithstanding this we have too many on hand and want to clote them ‘out at once. We have been selling them at 81.75. Inorder t Duy them when they are seasonable and whem you need thei we have reduced them to #1 RACH. They have many advantaces over Feather or Hair Pillows or domestic, travel or invalid use, as they are adjustable to temperature, can be Packed in an ordinary walise Back of a car seat and weizh pound. For invalids’ use, expect fering from fever, they aro indispensable. ers of disease are less apt to become iunbed ded in them than in Feather Pillows, thus prevent- im contawion, ‘These Pillows are just the thing for hot «um- mer nichts and daring the winter prevent colds Produced by the head and neck becoming heated from resting for hours on a hot Feather Piiow and Yhen the sudden chance cansed by exposing these heated paris to the cold alr of the réom or the outside air im the norning. y are made in two sizes, 1, LIXIN inches, wiih traveling box and inches, with one pillow case. YOUR CHOICE FOR (Second floor, 11th building.) \g " Sasrranr Woores SYSTEM. Remember, We are the Washington Avents For the Sanitary Woolen System Tuite entirety. Washingtonians are not slow to take advant- age of a good thing when it is presented to them, particulariy when it has a proper back- ing. The demand for the JAEGER SANITARY CLOTHING is steadily increasing—it is recom- mended for its heaith-wiving and health-restor~ ing qualities. THE GAUZE UNDERWEAR ts of exquisite softuess and as light asa material ‘can be woven. PERSONS CONTEMPLATING AN OCEAN YOYAGE OR A SOJOURN AMONG THE MOUNTAINS OR AT THE SEASIDE Wou:d do well to supply themselves with these goods. They are specially recomunended for Rheumatisn, Neuralgia and Bronchial trouble, and make converts wherever they are tried, being pleasant to the touch, attractive to the eye and healthfal in their results. ‘That woolen underwear keeps the heat out as well as the cold has now become # settled fact in the minds of people anxious for health, amany of whom use tl JAEGER GAUZE UNDERWEAR ‘Through the warmest weather and thus keep cool and healthy and consequently happy through the days of torrid heat. Here are some of the articles represented: Ladies’ and Men's Combination Suite, all sizes; also Vests and Drawers separate; Men's Pajainas or Sleeping Suits, Ladies’ Night Dresses, Children’s Underwear, Stockinet Ua- derskirts, Hosiery, Bath Mitts, Shawls, Elastic Seamless Bandages or Stomachers, Knee Warin- ers, Blankets, Lap Robes, Woolen Knitted Nezligee Corsets, Dress Shields, Stockinet Bandaging for varicose veins, Infants’ Band- ages, Woolen Sheeting, Ches: Protectors, Normal Brushes for woolen. goods, Darning Yarn, Soap, &e. : Ask for Lilustrated Catalogue with sampies of Stockinet and prices attached. (Hirst floor, under skylight.) mien, WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘10th, 11th and F sts. n.w. 3% MM MMC SX N EKEW OW wo PREC RE EP yy go gs PVE BS OERIEL Gay Sy MMM K KNONN wow b ¥ TTTT FER fer re i + kee k ES We have just what yon want in Ready-Made Thin Dresses, Waiste, Biazers, Blazer Suits, Traveling Cicaks of Mohair, Silk and Cloth. ‘We sell nothing but Ladies’ Furnish ingsand weaimtokeepthe largest and est selection of styles and qualities at popular prices. We expect afew more White Skirte in the morning, at 81.25, $1.50, $1.75 and 82.25. Remember we have the Navy Bine Cloth by the yard ($1.50) tomatch our Famous @5 Blazer for making the skirt, thus completing the suit. We Will make a plain skirt of this cloth (supplying the material) for €8, and braided for #10. ‘We shail receive tomorrow a bolt of the Black Cloth to match the Black Blazers at sane prices as above. Here are the special bargains im Ladies’ Furnishings again ‘Boe. Fast Black Hose, Ze. 50c. Black Lisie Hose, 44¢. Sc. Fancy Lisle Hose, 33e. and ‘25e. Silk Mitts, 21¢. ‘Gle. White Chiffon for 45¢. . White Lisle Vests tor Oe, are closing out all strictly summer oods on account of remodeling the store. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, Pennsylvania ave. n. Rerern & Co. 149 B ST. 8.E., OPP. U. 8. LIBRARY, CAPITOL HILL, 25 Plain Cotton Chemises, Ie. Emb. Front Chemises with lace trimming and good mmsiin, 17¢. ‘50c. Chemises (6 different styies), 25e. 50c. H. N. Cambric Corset Covers with Hamburg embroidery. 19°. 25e. Plain Corset Covers, good cotton, 123¢. 6 stylesof Fine Quality Corset Covers. Regular price, 50c. Now 20e. ‘Boe. Plain Skirts, 19. Skirts with role made of 10. cotton only 23c. S0c. Skirts with cambric ruffle and tucks, 33e. Skirts with two ruffles, 27c. ‘S5e. Skirts, emb. rumMle, with above, now 47c. ‘25e. quality Ladies’ Cotton Drawers, 3 tucke, Re- duced to Le. ‘Bhandsome styles of 50c. quality Drawers, 33c. Betyles of 5c. Gowns, ic. Toe. Gowns, V shape, trimmed with tucks and cam- ric ruftie, 47¢. ‘We., $1.25 end 81.49 Gowns now offered at ie. ‘The above prices hold on.y tor the week commence ing Monday, June 22. 3220-08 Canmazr & Ler, 928 7th st. and 706 Ket. aw. AGREAT DRIVE IN WHITE INDIA LINON. 1,000 yards of India Linon at Se. per yard. Price ‘was 10c. This is the best bargain we have ever | Offered in this popular summer dress ods. Just received, a new lot cf the India Mouseline, Biack grounds with polka dots and figures and avy Blue grounds with polka dete and figures. ‘Only 1234. per yard. To close out the Leiance of our Stamped Linens Souermye New Fon Mex aT ‘No. 1119 Pennsyivanta Avenve, BOTANY CLOTH NEGLIGE SHIRTS are madeof the new all-linen material, White and Cream erounds FUR With stripes of wk tm all colors. The lowest price We have heard quoted elsewhere, and we have umade inquiries, is $3. The Palais Royal price és $2.50 each. Cheviot and Sateen Shirts at each means. ae 8 rule, inferior material, style aud To beein with, we Lought the cheviots.and satecusat a low price, to close the lot; then we had them made ap {dentical im styleand shape to our well Known Fine!ish Madras Shirts, which which we are selling Iavuderad at @1.50. Thus we have three “ape: 8P-Rorany Co a pods viot St worth $1.50, for Me auglish Madras Shirts, worth © THE PALAIS KOVAL. (Continued below.) 8P-The window No. 1117 Pa, ave.is filled with sam plea of Mow'a Trave'ing tar to have the price conapicns marked on each Yow'li notice 16-inch Real A ther fining and patent hinges marke Lave Mews Usprewrar Ayn Sox This i the usual Soe + Underwear better Gauze Drawers, durable bee Baibriegan Balbrigwen Di Mirteefbbed necks, a were, Sines BOO 42... PAST BLACK SOCKS, Guaranteed Dast Black and Guaranteed Pest Blsct and 8a Froportionste!y Jo Underwear, Umbrellas, Ngckweat and Men's Furnish. ings of every descr) tion THE PALAIS ROYAL. «Continued below.) EP-Ladies will be pleased to hear ef the arrival of @ new supply of that Linch wide Ali-silk Polka Wot Lace at only 250. a yard, Tue New Sosez Grove. (Of course Silk Gloves are generally worn, but there is the proper Kid Glove for summer. Thin season {t i= the Castor beaver of light welxlit in beautitul shades of Tans, Modes and Grays. ‘The Palais Royal hesa Surprise that is the usual outcome of some one’ lows ‘These Gloves were manuf, sell at @14Ne pair, but, not coming quite sample, were te. turned by the New York firm for whou they were made, We were fortunate enpuch to first hear of them, and daring enough to buy the lot-200dozen. Betne supplewentary to our revular tock We are aL xions to sell quickly and thereture offer them at « aiiqlt ad- vanoe. ONLY 95c. A PATR. They are mousquetaire siyle and can be guarantesd to outwear three pairs of chaunois gloves, thoush, ap- parently, not heavier, (Continued below. ) THE PALAIS ROYAL. SeHere is @ supply of 500 yards of Iinch wile Polka bot Lace at <6 cente a yard and there's demand For 5.000 yards. There seg moral to thes Sux Groves Axp Mires. GLOVES.—Biack and colors, 25, 39, 50, G8, 75, W8e. Our great endeavor has been to give the hest silk glove procurable at 50 and 73 cents. The enormous wales tell us we have succeeded MITTS.—Biack and colors, 25, 31, 29, 00, 58, 68, 75, 95, Wie. Our specialties are 50>. Mitts in Fast Black and the new Tans and Grays, the latter being elbow lengt Se. Mitte of extra heavy silk and superior to any @ initts to Le obtained elsewhere. —_ . (Continued below.) ee sporee 5 “agit Isrontasr Sate Or Laces. ‘We were perfectly honest when we wrote a few weeks ‘since that we thought we could never again offer such values as then. You may remember we advertised ‘@8-inch wide All-silk Drapery Nets for 75e. such as Were selling all over town at @Sc. Now the price ts ONLY 50 CENTS. ‘Think of it, All-silk Drapery Nets in four beautiful designs; cluster dots, stripes and dots, crescent and coin spots, for only G0e. « yard. ONLY 62 CENTS. ‘These are the 48-inch Nets like those we surprised you with last week at 75e. Wetold you then end re. peat it now, THEY CANNOT BE DUPLICATED AT LESS THAN 8c. A YARD. Polka dot and cube shaped fiures and in greuadine eflect with creweuta, for only 2c. a yard. ONLY 94 CENTS. A leading dressmaker has boncht no lew than nine teen dresses of this Kococo Lace Flouncings at @1e yard. It was never imported to sell ut Jess than 81.75ayard. Pull 42 inches wide, the purest of silk, two most artistic designs in graduating polka dots, ‘these flouncings have been the largain of the season, ‘The last six pieces of fifty will speedily sell at only 4c. a yard. THE PALAIS ROvAL. (Continued below.) SO Chovw any Japanese or other Art Vase and demand one-fth of the price marked un it. Maxx Loox Fon Tus’ (Our many patrons who have waited fora new supply Of that Biack Polka Dot Lace at a yard are notified of their arrival. Tothose who don't know of this Lace we write that if is 4 inches wide, bes what is called the ribbon border, is all pure sitk, of quality that retails af some stores at SOc. « yard. At eannot be dupitcated: any where cise at less than Se. a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) 887 £0 per cent of Palaw Royal prices Urings brie- a@-brac to you at haly art ature prices Wrarre Lace Des_ Frovscrxes. ‘Twenty-four styles. raneing in width from ¥to 18 inches, are offered at lowest prices of the sease for ‘equal qualities, ‘Silk Chantilly, 55, 75 and 80c. yard. Oriental, 48, 55, US, The. and $1 yard. Fedora, 75, tte. sud 61.20 yard. Plat Val., 25, 35, 48, 68 and The. yard. ‘we will offer « discount of 10 per cent on the | Laces For Wasn Daesses. Another lot of the Ladies’ Roman Ribbed Fest | White and Ecru Point Gene is the correct lace, eu Bisck Hose. Our price is still 25e. a pair. ‘Bargains in Mattings end OU Cloths. CARBART & LEIDY, 928 Th st. end 700 Kot. aw. clently fine to trim even silk dresses; 135 to inches ‘Wide, from 10e. to@te.ayard. The only complete ‘tock is Lere, oo drvse makers teil us, ’ 5 ‘4. LISRR