Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1891, Page 4

HE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: Jane 27, 1891. permanent circulation in Washington three times larger than that of any ether paper fm the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has we competitor. ‘The Englixh government's Irish land bill has passed the house of commons and its second reading im the lords. The bill guarantees €130,000,090 or more to aid in the transfer of the land from landlord to tenant. The princi- ple of the imperial government's purchase of land for this purpose is not opposed. The ad- vances to landlords are to be made by the issue of » sum of guaranteed land stock nominally equal in amount to the ad- vance and accepted by the landlord as equal in value to the nominal amount. ‘This stock consists of annuities yielding yearly dividends of two pounds and fifteen shillings and is redeemable after thirty or before forty- nine years, the redemption to be made bya sinking fund of one per cent on the nominal amount of capital. The payments are to be made either from the land purchase account or from a temporary advance from the imperial consolidated fund. Tue land commision ad- ministers the law, but the iord chancellor may nominate additional commissioners. The guar- | antee fund comes from certain enumerated Irish and other funds. Oneof themost humane provisions of the bill is that which empowers the board to provide seed potatoes and ~ced oats at cost prices, to aid in developing agrieal- ture and forestry and the local industries gen- erally. a = The decision to coin the trade doli in effect to change bullion that cost | with the act of the lat Congress. ‘The trade dollar bars are the bullioa derived from melt- ing the coin known as the trade dollar and which. althongh intr than the standard 7 tized. Besides this apparent aecretion it is in- intenfed to recoin the abraded and other fractional currency which has been redeemed and isnowin the treasury to the vdue of $20,000,000. It is suid that the three mints of the republic will Le able to insue some millions of the new coins in three or four months. Mean- time the question of the continuance of the sically more valuable coinage of standard silver dollars under the Pland-Allison act, modified in cer- tain respects by the act of the last Congress, is ineld in abeyance. As the Secretary of the Treasury phrases it, the new source of supply the trade dollar bars and the subsidiary com. {t may be well to bear in Biind that the effect of this arrangement, aside from the necessary pustponcment of the gen- eral question of the comage of standard silver dollars from bullion, is t in circulation in the denominations required for the public convenience sume part of the «ubsidiary coin in the treasury. The debt statement in use in the administrations previous to that of Mr. Cleveland hat been restored. Altogether the financial decisions of yesterlay were impor- ‘tant. a - — — The rain balloon may be looming up as @ po- litical factor before we know it. It is a tradi- tion thet repablicans don't vote weather, and their « + will yet be send- ing their rain machines to the polls, In view of the fact that the dev tcbed under brotdery, Waar A Snow FOR FOURTH OF JULY BARGAINS. . Last week we said the week eniinz July 15 would wind up our business and to avail yourselves of this final ovportunity. Now it may be sooner, if the vol- ume of trade that we had anticipated cam be con- densed into two weeks’ sales. WE HOPE TO DO IT In this manner: To sell everything we advertise at half price and some stil less. A VERY STAPLE ARTICLE. Go. Dress Linings, 3%e. I8c. Convas, 10°. 25e. Faucy Paris Lining, 15e. ‘Se. Hit Colors im French Satine, 16e. ‘45c. Italian Cloth, bigh colors and Black, 300. A MIXED ASSORTMENT. 24 and 274nch Flouncing, heystitched and Irish Point, sold for SNe. 136 to 3 yards lone. One lot of Everlasting Trimming, sold for 3e., 5c. Te. and 9e., at 3c. Ourentire itne of fine Drese Buttons end Trimmings at halt price, including Pearls. AU our fixe Ruchinz at Jess than half price. $3.50 Fancy Micheline Bed Spreads, full 11-4, in combination of White aud Canary, White and Pin! Biue, White and Crea, $2.10. WHAT'S LEFT IN OUR GENTS’ FUR- NISHING DEPARTMENT. 2 81 amer Sl. We. Now tue, ‘Shirts, short and long sleeves, 234, 4 Sold at 38. Now Ite, ts, short sleeves. Size 40. Sold at ‘2 Liuht-weight Natural Wool Suirts. Size 46-inch. Sold at $1. Now le, -weicht Natural Wool Drawers. Sizes 528, Sold at 81. Now 5c, All our Se. Neckwear for 25c. All-mitk Traveling Cups. Sold for $1. Now 50c. Onr Uniaundered Stirs, Sold for Sizes 1654, 17, 17%, f . Lnundered Shirts, open front ani back. Sold for 17, 175. Now 7 ‘ll Dress Laundered Shirts, Sold for $2.50. Sizes 16, 16%. 17, 17%. for 8 Lawn Ties. Sold at 15c. doz. Now te. doz. Lawn Ties. Bold at Ze. doz. Now We. doz. Lawn Bows. Sold at 50c. doz. Geuts’ Onting Shirts, all sizes, starched collars and cutis, Soldat $2. Now 81.10. Gout's Outing Shirts, ali sizes, starcbed collars and cuffs. Sold at 8. Now $1.50. Hoys' Outing Suirts, all sizes, starched collars and ents, Soldat #1. Now 78. Ail our Fine Triple Extracts, per ounce, 5c. 100 lbs. of Fine.Unruled Writing Paper, per pound, Ise, Cloth Brushes, 2 Me All-leather Shawl Straps, Se. eam Jersey, file. Nottingham Bet Sets, spread and bed shams, OVR REMNANT DEPARTMENT. Goods in tits went have Bo special value; the ssortiuen and what We have leit yoy ‘an bay at your own price. This is saying a creat deal when it 1s meant. SHOES. SHOES. {'s Spring Heel Button Shoe, patent leather vamp and male by cae of the best manufse~ turers, 756 Misses’ Spring Heel Fine Dongola, hand welt, ‘Youths’ Patent Leather Seamless Vamp But- ton Boot, $1.08; made of the Lest quality of conlovan stock. $5.24 Ladies’ Tan-top Handsome Fine Opera Styig Button Suve, #2. ‘These are four great wonders: that lead our down-tredden price on leather. A GREAT CHAN (On our own manufacture of Fine Children’s Dresses. 22 ASSORTED. 4 Scotch Gingham Gamp Dresses, handsomely trim- broidery, c v in rainy | Bed. with embroldery, 6 and 8 years. Were dt. At year-old Kilts, Were 83.50. At 81. 2 Plaid Ginghams, hizh nek, trimined with em- Were #450. Ate. 7 Chailie Dresses, handsomely made, for gamp or a republican admmistration, snch results would | nish cect. Were 85.00. At eh be doubly franght with bitterness. 7 Woolen Dresses, 3 to 8 years, that we sold for $10. — — At 84 50. Texas mised that last corthquake, but Gal-| This isa chance you will never have again, and if vestoa did the best she could to make amends for the omission yesterday by letting off 2,000 | kegs of powder in ker midst. It beat theearth- quake clear out of sight, and the r now removing plastering. lathes, window glass aad other surface Petween grip, insomnia and old age—for even Mir. Gladstone may grow old in years—the cendition of the grent liberal leader of Great causes miceh un He bas gone off wich medical attendance to recuperate, if possibie, and ail the world hopes he may. a if the ladies had been recognized as they desire im the administration of public business there wight Lave been 20 doubt as to the ques- tion “what isa hat trimming?” wiich the gov- ernment is now discussing in court with a Philadelpbis importing firm. ss The illness of the Reverend Charles Spurgeon threatens @ universal lows. fis death would be sineerely mourned in this country as weil as ia Evgland. ee Priz.ce George of Greece may possibly escape from this country before society gets its grip op hum, but itis very doubttul, for society is on the qui cice for that sort of game, dun t you huow. —— A hand book of consular etiquette should be consuiered by some enterprising publisher. Such a work might have saved Mr. Ewing his homeward irip from V ce a The master plumbers will hold their next an- to leave your order for one the making ‘aloue ‘would cost you more than what we are selling the entire dress for. store will be opem every day until 6p.m., in- dime Saturdays, ou which day our Shoe and Men's Furnishing Departivents will remain open until ® p.m THE COMBINATION, It 127 AND F STS. aT PPP OFFER F Pe Ft ve K TYTTHE WASH GOODS have the ‘call"—but Z people are picking daintily. The older the T season grows the handsomer come the de- sizns. They are fascinatinaly pretty. Some who have Lourht—buy again--all on account of the clever pat- terns and delicate colorines. Of courne, we are here— there—and every where—wierever wenius has a home— looking for the latest—and our iast additions are su- premely artistic. ‘More of the FRENCH PINEAPPLE JACO- NETS—wonderful works of unique thought ss wl : have gone into stock. |—2e0000000000—} ° 32 Inches Wide. ° & —-SScentsayan =o i—cccccccccecc— FRESH FRENCH ,ORGANDIES. Liat oh acta a rare ° 32 Inches Wide. ° © dOcentsayard. = 8 leccccccccccc—| ‘The PRINTED-PONGEES have ‘*weath- ered” all rival attetnpts for the upper hands ity—the BLACK GROUNDS espe- ‘he new onesjust in—are hand- Somely rich. They are cheap fashions, too. |—*eecccccocco—| ° ‘82 Inches Wide. ° ° oe ° 15 cents a yard. ° —cocc00000000—| Wo ‘snapped up” twenty-five pleces more of the PKINTED INDIA LAWNS—of the pure flax quality we have been carrying this season asa specinity. More taking in Pattern-—than their predecessors. —eeocccccccce—| 25 Inches Wide. 25 cents a yard. zee° ° ° !—000000000000— In the OUTING CLOTHS to be correct we had to stick to stripes aud checks—lut we gained ground m the harmony of the col- oriues. —000000000000— © 87 Inches Wide. ° © Mcentsayant =o —000000000000—| The last buyinz you will do of the LOTUS CLOTHS may be ata new price—nearer to you. —000000000000— © ‘They wereLScentsayard. 0 8 Reduced to 123cents ayard. le000 00000000000 Who would have thought taste conld cor Jure up the new shades you will find in the “KOYAL INDIA CLOTHS?" They seem most too pretty to cut into—but in agown, they are gorgeous. —0 00000000000— ° 36 Inches Wide. © ° ° ° 12% cents a yard, ° i—e00000000000— Home-made GINGHAMS do not ask odds of any under the sun. , They have « broad base of merit of theirown to stand on this year. The LANCASTER and AMOSKEAG are 10c. ayard. TOILE DU NORD, A. F. . and BAT SEERSUCKEKS are 123sc. ayard. "3 4-4 LONDON SHIRTING is a ‘‘stand- by" —Ie. a yard. ‘You could be unappreciative, if you would, of this last editions of desisns. We are sure we are show- ing «8 handsome a line ws can be found. ‘There isn’t ‘*‘drone in the line. SFATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING.” NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840. 1 RICKLAYERS WILL Vantaxe to try a pair of apron: sold everywhere for 7 Jeze2t" : ND IT TO THEIR AD- ur 49. Overniis, with For Casa. For Cass. ON MONDAY, JUNE 29, We begin our regular summer discount sale. 23 PER CENT ON ALL FANCY SLIPPERS FOR LADIES. 20 PER CENT ON ALL LOW SHOES FOR LADIES AND GENTS. 15 PER CENT ON ALL OTHER KINDS OF SHOES. JOHN F. LITTLE, 422 OTH ST. NW. (We27-3t) FOR CasH. FOR CASH. nual meeting in Washington. It is well that} At Tus Season these representatives of vast wealth should meet in the capital of the country. te Senator Plumb is i attention to a presidential boom than a re- deemeu spirit pays to the smell of brimstone. Notwithstanding the slackness of other news the Washington correspondent has plenty of eccupation keeping an alert lookout for the next public man who will don a sash. He Rever escapes. —--o——————— ‘The sensational journais might precipitate a jovelty on the public by allowing # homely Woman to figure in « criminal account. . — It will be ne more than an act of courtesy for the Prince of Wales to drop baccarat and play All housekeepers are in search of comfort. Kansns paying no more | The expenses of seaside resorts are too great for their limited means, andthe next best resort is under the wing of our EQUITABLE CREDIT RALLIES, ec ‘Outing Flan Je2G-3t giERTSHIRE LAWNS, 4c. RAFE’S ENTERPRIS! Jonxsox, Gansez & Co. 66 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.W. New arrivals of Pine Apple Suitings, Black and Biue ground and White and Colored polka dots, fine quality, 36 inches wide. Only 125c. 50 pieces Beautiful New Challies, 30 inches wide, Sc. 4100 pieces Figured Lawns, Some new things in Pongees, Black and Blue ground, with colored ficures, 15c. Black Organdies, 123ge., 15e. and 18. A splendid assortment of Dress Ginghams, in Plaids, stripes and checks, 8e., 10c. and 1234c. Zephyr Ginghams, 15e. and WHITE Goops. Plain Nainsook, nd 100. French Plaid Organdies, 123¢. und 260. India Linens, ail grades, from 10c. up. GENTS’ NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, In Cheviot, Satteen and Madras Cloth, 50c. to &. Boys’ Outing Shirts and Shirt Waists, - and 50e. Gents’ Balbriggan Shirts, Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, 15e., 2for 25e. Better krades, 5c. and “0c. Silk Mitts, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, &e. Fancy and Piain Straw Mattings. JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., 427 636 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. systeu, | Canuanr & Lripy, ‘Which carries domestic felicity into the midst of the home circle without cost and without burden. Comfort, contentment and happiness are yours, penvelle during te visit of the German em-| *ulle your convenience determines the amount of _— oe The Chinese troubles unfortunately didn't Come soon enough to affect the American fire- cracker supply. ~ ee Kaiser Wilhelm will probably be safe during his visit to bis grandmother, because his dear Uncle Albert knows that his nephew will not stand any “monkey business. —— ++ _ ‘Mr. Parnell will soon be in « position to dis- euge the political aspect of the question “is marciage a fuilare.” —— Yale College might as well take her students out of their boats and turn their attention to bovk« ——_ += ‘The public still hns the consoling thought ‘that if it doesn’t like the car stove itcan get out and walk. —___—_.-2e—___. The Farmers’ Alliance people in Kansas hare adopted an official song book. If it had not been that o many woman are mixed up in this combiration in Kansas, it might have been an official hin book. — Your weekly or monthly payment. ‘Can a more equitable metuod be desired? FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOK STOVES. HOUSE & HERRMANN'S CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 921 and 923 7h st., and G27 and 656 Mass. ave. n.w. Exclusive agency for the Peerless Whitney Carriages. ‘The jury in the ear stove case having aequit-| “7 ted Dr. Chauncey M. Depew there will be one Jess victim for the electric companies to keep off of the electrocutive chair. U.S. Consul Leonard received $200 for hie signature to the fraudulent certificates landing Chinese in this country that got him into trouble. He ts another victim of theautograph fieae. ——_—o+2—____ Queen Victoria ought to be dean of the corps eof covereizgus, but that bonor seems to belong te the King of “Little Denny” at Copenhagen. ee ‘The rural “specinl dispatch” artist is in- capable of perceiving the enduriyg “seoop” that Lord Tennyson bas in the Enoch Arden story. Between the election and the floods, things O80 .sctesively moist in Lowa C. A. Meppiwax, ors rete or. WS C. A. MUDDIMAN, 614 12th st. ‘7th st. and 706 K st.'n.w. India Mul!s and Pine Apple Tissues, the coolest and prettiest thing in Dress Goods for summer ‘wear. Black and Navy Blue «round, with figures, flowers, sprays, ke. Only 12)4c. per yard. White Dotted and Figured Swiss. We are still showing a line of extra vaiues from 25e. to 50c. = yard. A Drive in Extra Fine Quality Sheer Lawn Plaids at i2yc.@ yard. Pricehas been 15 and 18c, We are headquarters for Men’s Outing Shirts. A first-class Fancy Cheviot Shirt, made in the very best manner, at 50c. All sizes. Imported Cheviot Shirts, tully worth 81. Our Price, 7c. Sizes 14 to 18. French Satine and Madras Shirts, only 1. Sizes ‘tot Imported Pongee and Madras Shirts. Sizes 14 to 18, $1.50. “ A Mixed Silk and Linen Shirt, warranted not to shrink, only $2.50. CARHART & LEIDY, 928 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. 27 T. B. Towxer & Sos, DRY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 7th st. n.w., Ou Monday morning, June 29, will put on sale the following: 2,000 yards Unbleached Cotton, 3c. 1,500 yards Fast Colors Lawn, 2c. 2,000 yards Indigo Biue Calico, Se. 1,000 yards Dress Gingham, worth from 8 to 10c., only Ge. Pillow Case Cotton, bleached, 8c. A fow dozen Boys’ Silk Windsor Ties, 13c. $627 Repvcrioxs Ix Susmzx Beversozs. Bio Forsrrone Sze: ‘When necessity becomes a law we must make the best of it. So it is with us necessary to erect an fron ceiling over our First Floor, and im order to do this we must clear our stock therefrom in ten days. We have cut prices on all articles on this floor, such as Refrigerators, Ico Boxes, Children’s Carriages, Plush Tapes- try and Fancy Rockers, Lace Curtains, Por- tieres and Upholstery Goods. We did a large business last week and our customers reaped the benefit of our Special Bargains. ‘The 6-foot Oak Extension Table for 85. . And the 3-piece Oak Chamber Suite for $16.50 are among our Specials. MATTING. MATIING. MATTING. 87.50 will buy 40 yards Jointiess Matting. $6 will buy 40 yards Fine Chinese Matting. 17 will buy 40 yards Fine Chinese Matting. 40c. Matting now selling at 30c. per yard. 50c. Matting now selling at 4Gc. yer yard. ‘Toe. Matting now selling at Soc. per yard. Matting Bugs from 50c. to #1. W. H. HOUGHTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, it 1218 AND 1220 F STREET. VE WILL, OFFER 11S WEEK lus, worth 98e., at G¥c. each. Kors Puanwacy, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 7TH AND E STS. N.W. OUR ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 4 Are given below only in part. Many of the goods of- fered are far below value, because the season for them is closing and we prefer to seik them at a sacri- fice to carrying them over. We now occupy our en- tire second floor as a saies room and still we have very little space to spare—the fact is, our specialties have crowded us very much. Trusses, Supporters and Shonider Braces occupy twice the space we originally intended and other goods in the same ratio. Water- proot Coliars and Cutls, the best quality of which we have put on Sule, have also inerouched on our space, DISINFECTANTS, &e. Copperas, the very best and cheapest of them all,5c. per Ib. Carbolic Acid, for disinfecting, 2: Chloride Lime, mm ‘4. }gand 1 1b. tin boxes, Platt’s Chlorides, ite. per bottle Bromo Chloraluin, 3c. per bottle.” ‘Mineral Cumphor for Moths, 8 and 15e. per Ib. Dalmation Insect Powder down from $1 to S7e. per Ib. Persian Insect Powder, 39e. per ib. M. &L. Roach Fuste, guaranteed to kill roaches; large bottles, 25. per quart. FANCY AND WHITE GOODS. Best Enzlish Tooth Brushes, warranted. English Tooth Brashes, wax backs... 10c. French Tooth Brushes, very good, 21 Enclish All-Dristle Hair Brushes (K z ed Hair Brushes, all bristle, a special bar- iveted,cood enowxh for the most exacting, in three sizes,at....67, 87 and 99¢ Hand Scrubs, very good value, at.... and 10¢ Shoe Brushes—We carry the largest stock in town and otfer the following specials: #1 Shoe Brushes at e., 75e. Shoe Brusiies at 49e., 50c. Shoe Brushes at Ude., 35e. Shoe Brushes at 23c.—either with or with- yut handles. xe. Cioth Brushes down, -. Lather Brushes. extragood, at. Lather Brushes, patent ferrule, finely finished. Horse Brus! #1 Bath Brushes at. ‘These Horse and Backing Sets selling at... +4 Be. and 980 Are cheap at half as much more, and you can’t buy them elsewhere for less. 20c. Biacking Dips (daubers) at -10¢ $1 Bars Conti's Castile Soap, White, nearly 4 Ibs, a 490. per bar G5e. Florida Water, full size, larze Lottles Be Se. Curling frous down at. .. 1c. Bird Seed, best quality....... Hand Mirrors, this isa special barvain. Large Dressin Comb,best rubber, quill (Look at these in our window.) TRUSSES, BRACES;AND SUPPORTERS. Our line of Trusses is the largest now in the city, and we have worked a perfect revolution in prices. We have Trusses at 50c and #1, for whtch you have heretofore paid all the way up to $3. We cam fit i fants, boys or virls and adults, malo or female. (Lady im attendance for females.) We have spared no money to make this department very complete, seeiny no rei son why these xoods should not be sold as low as any other necessaries. ‘The ‘Knickerboker” Shoulder Brace, a very good one, we recommend, at 75c., though we have several others. Of Abdominal and Womb Supporters we carry a large assortment at eqally moderate prices. 0. RUBBER GOODS DEPARTMENT. $2 Family Syrine,hard rubber tubes and con- nections, each ons guaranteed perfect or money. cheertully retunded.... 81.75 Fountain Syringes, 2-quart, complete, Poy a ** ” S-quart, complete... 81.49 ‘Hot Water Bags, Kubber Bandages, Nursery Outtits, ‘Tes Bags and all sorts of rubber appliances very cheap: ‘Joe. Atomizers, hard rubber tube, only.. . ‘Special Bargain. : KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, SEVENTH AND E BTS. N.W. OW ONE. WEER WE OFFER GREAT BARGAINS i Wind ies. Se. Damask Soper yard oY PMS. 745-747 Sth st. se. 8-4, 400, Sy StS ierenpnrse, 1341 11th at. se. Woyperrer, Mirsmorr Bancams. BEAUTIFUL FIRST.CLASS GOODS, MARVELOUSLY LOW PRICES, $81.50 Silk Warp Henrietta at $1.29. Ye. Surah and'China Silk at 75. autiful Zephyr Gingham, 4. Oe. Lovely Outi Oncandies, Chin Peenian’ Mullgy Linen Laws, 3 Prices. ‘Peqiot 10-4 Bleached Shostings, best made, 26%c. Lonsdale Cambrie (rennine), Dr. Warner's Corsets, match Shirt, 7c. Litie Thread Hosiery, 2c. ; Dressmakers’ Cambric, able Damask, Towels, Napkins. Ladies! and Gente"ohlare and Gate: ‘Ribbons and notions at botton prices at BRODHEAD & CO.'S, ished 1807” GGG. A DD ER eo gh fe re mae | n O00” g883 KR Hu $ 3 S38, ER en ee ee iced gusrantond ts’ Isw an quoted in New York or SOODTRAR Be f,COMPANY, INDSAY, Manager. Je27 Vi... Axp 10TH, 11TH AND F 8TS. N.W. ———— Bz Beginning Monday, June 29, and con- tinuing during July and August, our stores will de closed at 5 o'clock, and on Saturdays at Lo'clock. “GB Ove ANNOUNCEMENTS: GATHER FRESH INTEREST DAILY. IMPORTANT SALES RISE AS THE SEASON ADVANCES. OUR PLANS ARE TO MAKE BUSY DAYS BUSIER, AND WE DO THIS —o BY INCREASING THE POINTS OF INTEREST. emutieiats WH wi WE stronely urve @ careful reading WW WW of the things printed below for WW Monday's trade. The prices are Wonderfully low, but our object's attained. Sep eies BY THE Way, ee ARE you Gof\a To EUROPET If 80 we ha ———o erything for your conve- nience-STEAMER TRUNKS, STEAMER BAGS, STEAMER CHAIRS, STEAMER RUGS AND ARTICLES OF UNDERWEAR suitable for the different climates of Europe. he a ee ° ARE YOU GOING TO THE MOUNTAINS? | ° — 0 If you are you can find everything to add to your comfos d_ pleasure—HAMMOCKS, LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET, BASE BALL AND ALL GAMES FOR PARLOR AND OUT- DOOR AMUSEMENT. —— ARE YOU GOING TO THE SEASHORE? ee Then we can supply your every need. We havé BATHING SUITS, BATHING CAPS, TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN TU ®St ON THE BEACH; in fact, we have everything thet is required to make you perfectiy comtortable, ARE YOU GOING TO STAY HOME? o___ —) Wecan furnish you with WIRE SCREE: WIRE DOORS, MOSQUITO CANOPIES FLOOR LINEN and everything that you will ‘need in our line at prices as low as the lowest. —o. FOR YOUR OBSERVANCE. Customers in and out of town shopping by mail are earnestly requested to post their orders that they may arrive at our establishment by first morn'ng delivery to insure being executed ‘the same day. ——— TO KEEP APACE WITH WHAT WE ARE. DOING THROUGHOUT THE STORES YOU MUST FOLLOW US CLOSELY, ELSE YOU WILL MISS SUCH OPPORTUNITIES AS. THESE. IN MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT we are going to put on sale > DOZEN FINE SILK TECK AND FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS in an almost endless assortment of colorings and designs, such as you usually get for 40 oF 50c., at —2ie. apiece.— Yon can now select any pattern from our stock of PURE SILK SHIRTINGS, IN STRIPES OR PLAIDS, And we will cut and make it to your order for 85,— ‘Our price for same has been $7 and #8. ‘You can also have your choice of our SILK MIXED SHIRTINGS Or FINE ENGLISH AND SCOTCH CHEVIOTS And MADRAS CLOTHS, And we will construct them in strict accord- auce with your order For —85 eact We have Leen gettin $4.50 for these. Ge-A perfect fit and satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. (Men's Departinent—first floor, first annex.) A Fax Opvosrenrry. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS GOODS. We have too many 35c. Japanese Fans, and to close thein out at once we have marked 1,000 down to the low price of —2e. each.— ae . The combinations are Gold ground, with hand-painted flowers; Biack and Silver mixed; Pink, Biue, White and Green grounds, with hand-painted daisies; Ked, Biue, Brywn, Tan and Yellow grounds, with hand-painted flowers. —Only 25e. each.— (First floor, 11th st. building.) G Ave Turse Prices Marcnantes 50 pieces Assorted Vases, Jars, Platters, &e. Actual value, $1. —#1 each. — 500 Fire-proof Teapots. Actual value, 20c. —10c. each. 200 Blue Custard Cups, 25 and 5c. each. — 60 Feather Fans. Actual value, 75e. each.— 200 Blue Cups ant Saucers. —81.05 a dozen.— 500 Open Fans, neat styles and shapes, —S and 10. each, — A full Iine of Scrol!s, Beaded Curtains, Porch Curtains, Tent Parasols, &e. (Tiaird floor, first annex. ) Wurre Goovs Deranruenr. COMMENCING MONDAY AND CONTINU- ING THROUGHOUT JULY, we will offer you such values in WHITE GOODS ‘That it will be to your interest to shop bore. FOR MONDAY. 30 PIECES FAST BLACK LAWNS AND ORGANDIES in plaids and stripes. Actual ‘value, 20c. —Only 15e. each. — (Second floor, 1ith st. buildin.) Ove Wisvow Suave Derarraest OFFERS. EVERY ATTAINABLE ADVANTAGE ‘ IN WINDOW SHADE MAKING. ‘We make to order a larger number of Window Shades each season, and the daily receipt of AD- DITIONAL ORDERS from former measure- ments aysures us that what has been done hat Leen well done—the natural result of the very Dest work only and that at the lowest possible 50c. IMPORTED CRETONNES NOW 256, Uf course thes are seiling fast—don’t fail to supply yourseives now—they will never be ‘S0c. GRADE REDUCED TO 25c, AYARD. Another invoice of MOSQUITO CANOPIES 4 CORD AND STOP PULLEY. $1.10 each. — One thousand pieces ADAMS MW Mosquiro NETTING WHITE, BLACK, BUFF AND GREEN. Price per piece oi 8 yards, PS White, 45. 50 Bear in mina that this is 4, ot 7-4 width, rs -partuient, (Fourth floor, Lith wt. buisding.) A New Soar. 500 cakes Imported —om— Sot iar et sgt econ m— spas SF sonst each. OopWaRD Axp ost 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. Busy Canrraces. All contemp!: the purchase of a Baby Crrriage sold. take mckico oF the, banesien off by us. We are desirous of closing out foba for the goods wakes are senving daly’ a for Sine swine daily Bence the tarcaina, TREES és No. 255. 2 Wakefield Carriazes_npholstered in Electric Blue piush—sheliacted reed body — close.y woven cane bottou—very best of ram Bing cear—hand-wade spokes—patent adjusi- able parasol rod. ——Keduced from $22.50 to $17 each. — No. 259, ceReld Carriages—one uphol- stered “in Coaching “Drab broade.oth— wth, me Ponsee silk parasoi: the other in Lerra Coite blush, with satin “Reduced fro.v $33 to 817 each. — No. 211. 1 Waketield Curriave—upholstered in Maroon brocateile- plush tramuings and sat'n parasol, ~—Reducel from $19.50 to $15. How You Mvsr Surux. ‘We merchants in our anxiety to catch you before you leave towh are making frantic appeals. According to advertise;ments we all are “headquarters.” However, there can be but one headguarters for those who pay Promptly, because there sa but one store making a specialty of @ cash business; and since that store is the Palais Royal can't we afford to smile with you at the claims of the numerous other headquarters? WE CAN SMILE Because we know that the crelit merchant himself knows be cannot compete with the cash-business merchant. THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) No. 236. 1 Wakefield Carrie upholstered, in fiured brocatelie—with Red push trinanines and satn parssol—bar the runn'ng fem Filed above —Reduced trou $1 Others in Bebo. 1 reduced row $17 f eceret ome 7. eae Deranr. as mow reached us, the TT Traverers: Oczrirme As the yer weath ton, -s’ Outfitting Department, includ diny styies in Tra sks, Daw’s, &c Canvas Steamer Trunks —hard-wood on bound jock—set-up tray. 30 in. 2.95 | a: nar PAtTOS are Loy: 85.25 No, 7—Canvas Steamer Trunks—tinen lined— Dest hand-wood slats so'td steel clamps—slieet= iron bottom—best “Excelsior lock. im. | in. | 38 in, No. 4—Canva: is unide ot Mic ts—-Fiveted th 88 Clauss Valance band with best irish aM pane, polisied hardwood, ut—leatner boun vet-iren botto: st ““Exceisior 3 Canvas Dress Tranks— Slats—sood clamps—solid brass 1ock— Bottom. ‘32 in. | 34 im. | 36 im. | 38 in. 35. 3 | 80-40 | 8690 40 in, 50 So. 71—Canvas Dress Trunk—Iinem lined ished “hariwood siats— iron bound—nol steel clamps—reintorced valance bur heavy steel Lumges—tWo trays best 28 tn. | 30 in. 811.00 160_Canvas Dress ‘Trunk.—This Trunk is excendinziy light—limen Iined—two trays Polished hardwood slats 1 bound—steel corner clamps—best lock bolts—suil brass Jock—""OL. ML." patent “hinge—sheet iron bot tow, Our line of Traveling Bags is the Host rehensive tn the count Cabin, Club, Gladwone, Tourists, Si Boston Bags, in abeep skin, serait leather, real alligator. seni Hat Boxes, Coat Casts, &e., Be, ‘Pith tioor, 10th st. elevators.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, seo7 10th, Lith and F sts. nw. BRO UMM wD om gs5y Bae AA GE wae SF H BBB OA A UU OM a Sys5 POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 7TH STREET. A BA AA AAA wa RR ERE oA TTT PR ee A ER tee £4 7 RO“ E TA wa X@ GU OW wa Maat 3 GGG HOHA*AM MM RRR XX ON R XN RE XN R RN R XN = ‘We have closed out from Arnold, Constable & Co. an immense lot of GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHAMS, A multitude of Cesirable patterns and exquisite colorings. Every piece worth from 25e. TO 502. A YARD. for 2% aio 3 ; cc . Ee Ae Gs A YARD. in opportunity for buying a summer dfess such as is seldom of- fered you. ‘You need but see the . assortment to BBR BAA BR AA B AAA BB AA POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, 1t 7TH STREET. Loox To Your Isrzzesr. ‘Twenty per cent discount on Diamonds, Waltham and Elvin Gold Watches, Sine 14k. Jewelry, Opera Glasses, Gold and Silver Head Canes, Quadrupie- plated Silver Ware, Sterling Silver Spoons and Novel- ties. Now is the tine tor You to purchase any’ of the above ment oned zoods, as you will receive 20 percent on every articie in my store, Every article is maried in plain fieures. Commencing June 29 and continu- ing until July 18. Oid Gold and Siiver bought for 8. DESIO, ‘Manufacturing Jeweler, 439 9th st. n.w., Je27-03t 3 “Rooms 4, 5, 6, upstaire, 3 "8 BALS.. On kite Soe RAFE'S ENTERPRISE, T241 11th st.’ . MERRIE Eos ‘LADIES’ BUT: 3026-3 ARGAINS IN GUNS. ‘Fine Sinzle-barrel, reduced from $12.50 to €9.50. wwie-varrel Hammeriess, from $15 to $12. Double-barrei Breech: r, irou $1.5 to $10. Fine Top-action Doub, irrel, trom #15 to $11.50. ‘Fine Damascus seaport ey cig? 1° z DN. WALPORD. 477 Pe. Sve: * DOMET 28,48 AND L2" REL ge == 4026-3¢ 1241 1th st.'ne. IT Bx GGG. si TURE «. ee “ae § HAM Lae SUITS IN FLANNEL, SERGE AND ENGLISH TWEED. New Dress Goons Ox Moxpay. ‘The bil! is here—the goods will arrive Monday morn- ing. 100 pieces Printed Mulls, licht and dark only 12ige. @ yard. The feature of these ‘that the designs are the same as in French organdies, THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Fresca Frowens Ar Panis Prices. ‘The reduced prices bring these flowers to you at one- third the usual prices for equal qnalities. Lil sre duced from 75c. and $1.25 to 4 ny 2 Morning Glories reduced from 1.50 to #Se. bunch. Choice Roses reduced from Se. to The. bunch. Mixnonette reduced from Tie. to Se. bunch. App.e Blossoms reduced from G8c. to 50. bunch. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Moxe Or Tose Sirxs ‘More of those Cream Japanese Silks in dress patterns: that save you nearly four dollars in the cost of a dress. 10 pieces 24-inch Sk, 15 yards in piece, for $9. You cannot duplicate this quality at less than 8c. « yard. S pieces 20-inch Silk. Twelve yards of this width is Sufticieut for a dress, which is only $10.68. Were- quest you to try and match this quality silk at less than #1 and $1.15 yard. 3 pieces 24-inch Figured Silks. Used for vests, shirts, &c., as well as for a complete costume. The price—$1 a yard—is 20 per cent less than the actual Worth, as sauuples will prove, THE PALAIS ROYAL (Continued below.) Lowesr Prices For Guyonaus. The expensive Novelty Scotch Ginghams, EM- BROIDEKED POLKA DOTS ON CHECK GROUNDS, ‘are included in the lot offered at ONLY 20c. A YARD, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Six_Expnomere Narxsoox Roses. ‘Fast Black and Cream grounds, with floral designs in natural colors. These Robes have been the subject of some «rand word painting by the merchants who deal mainly in choice novelties. ‘The writer hasn't the fa- cile pen of our contemporary advertising man, but here's a power mightier than the pen—LOWER PRICES FOR IDENTICAL GOODS. As you perhaps know, we marked the goods if the first instance from 10 to 15 per cent below prevailing quotations. Marked prices, $1.68, $2.00, $2.20, $2.30, $2.50, 08 yard, Monday’s prices, $1.50, 81.75, 81.99, $2.00, €2.00, #3.00 yard. #2" Tho coods being 45 inches wide, 43 yards is suf- ficient for acostume. ‘The necessary trimming for the ‘Waist is included without extra charge. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) _— Scarce Laces Ar Scance Prices. ‘The completeness of our lace collection is as much Appreciated as the moderation of the prices. Few re- tatiers are now replenishing stock, which explains the following low prices {cr the late additions te our col- lection: NEW BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS. (42 inches wide.) Prices range from $1.25 to €3.50 a yard. Ask for any of the following and you will be shown the best Values south of New York: No. 1—Chantilly Lace, designs of roses and bud No. 5—Vine, with flowers....... 0. Roses and Foliage, with heading... ‘0. 13—-Flowers, 8-inch border of stripes.._.8! ‘0. 12—Smail Bunches of Flowers, No. 17—Clover Leaves, Roman key . 19—Polka Dots and Fiowers....... No, 23—Vines, with Renaissance border. BLACK LACE HALF FLOUNCINGS, (9 to 27 inches wide.) New and artistic desixus in the following laces: Rovoco, Renaissance, Thread, Chantilly. Prices— Soe. We. %5e., 81, $1.20, $1.25, 81.35, 61.40, $1.68, $2 and up to 82.60. 277-We might write a column explanation of the his- tory of these new Laces and their beauty and cheap- ness, but it wouldn't be as eloquent as the following reduced prices for those previously in stock—Laces youknow of. Jtwthe newarrwale that cause such @ eacrisice as this. ONLY Sie. A YARD. EIGHTY-FOUE CENTS A YARD FOR CHOICE OF BLACK LACE HALF FLOU HAVE SOLD AT $1. ONLY fc. A YARD. " NINETY-FOUR CENTS A YARD for Heavy All- silk Lace Flouncings, in Leautifal floral and polka-dot desiens, that have sold at $1.75 and €1.50 » yard. Full 42 inches wide, BLACK LACE DRAPERY NETS. (48 inches wide.) 79 CENTS.—Heavy silk and beautiful designs of fleur de lis, flowers, blocks &. Reduced from $1.25 and 81 to 7c. a yard. 82 CENTS. —Desisns of crescents, flowers, dots, also velvet effects. Reduced from 85 and 8c. to Gc. a yard. 50 CENTS.—Polka dots, fancy stripes, &. Re- duced from Toe. to 0c. a yard. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Biacx Porxa Dor Laces. We make a specialty of these fashionable Laces, and are showing some of the choicest novelties lh ported. The following are “Special.” Taking into cousidera- tion the quality of silk and the width we may justly claim them as wnparalieied bargains. 12 inches wide at 25c. a Yard. 13% inches wide at 350. « yard. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Port Gexe Laces ‘We'll make these Laces the special attraction for this sale by quoting the following reduced prices until Wednesday evening: ‘Marked prices— 10c. } be matched elsewhere at less than 35 cents a yard you may easily learn, (Continued below.) Crore 250. Onrextar Laces. Of course we have many other prices, but these par- ticular eiht styles really belong to 35c. laces. You'll ‘say 90 when you see them. THE PALAls BoyaL. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Monz Cuorce Warre “Laces. New and beautiful are the Cream Silk Chantilly ‘Half Flouncings at 40, 35, 75, #0, @5e.. $1 and up to €2.15 0 yard; rang.nz in width from 103 to 21 inches. sni00 niscee Teaiten Val. Lacey at Ie. 0 loos, 12 yande piece. Laxsnencx & Bao. Thyou have not yet covered your pictures, murrors, &c., you onght todo wo at once, We stock TARLATANS, MOSQUITO NET, CHEESE CLOTH, In such colors as are desirable. The Mosguite Net sells as follows: White, 406. per piace. Colors, 4. per plea. Pink and Red, Soe. per piece, S yande toa piece. TARLATAN sells tor Iviec. por yard. amd Protection from dusty swell os ties, Por Coverines this you cam buy a8 cheap a. ‘We can send a man up togive you an eatte Mate what it will take and how much it will cost if You Want us to attend to it for you, COVER YOUR FURNITURE—We cut « IN niture out of any ma- terial you want — We pimiry, CRETONNE, Our suar- antes that at will be LINEN. done raat. OUR STORE COOLEST IN THE CITX. Do YOU NEED AWNINGS? ‘We make Awnings as low as $0 ital dey-ends upon the size of your w An Awning for your window isa heap of satisfaction—a good deal of coustort for 8h DELIGHTFUL FOR SHOPPING IN OUR STORE, . EMBROIDERIES. Our stock was considerably augmented by a beautiful collection of Has e other side. We bout them cheap ave decided to sive you an bimbtrwidery feast—Semi-Flouncines, Flounctnes, Skirt B nuniberiess bean. titul patterus—a good purchase at the ryt moment. Special Embroidery sale now in progress on our Second Fiver 45-iuch Fiouncing Embrowerien am dhe ree bron, nd Swiss, Nainsook and Irish Point, ‘that soid for €%. will now sedi for #1 PER YARD. SECOND FLOOR FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY. Beautiful Ribbons in the prettiest color- ings we have yet shown. Love. creations of Fancy and Plain K.bbons tor Trimmings, for Decorative Purposes and for iat Tri: ingsat Lalf price. CHIFFON RUCHING in 5 CENTS ¥aRp. Black, he. per yard, We have marked out sine extraordinary inducements in Jewelry One lot of about 70 Gold Prout Suitabie tor Ladies’ stick Pina. And One lot of about 80 Ladies’ Gold Frout ‘Enamel Pins, worth @1.50, €1.75 and €2, For Xe. ‘The assortinent is undeniably choice and if you come today you come in the Nick of Time. OUR TOILET DEPARTMENT Offers you 12-ounce Bay Kui, god quality, for ite. bottle. HAVE YOU SEEN THE LATEST, Perfumed Sponse Baxs for the bath. Leis ‘the price. Toilet Departiuent -or Was unigue ides. We coa*rol the RUSSIAN LILAC Extract for Washington. Bde. PER OUNCE Isyet our price. Ifyou waut « fragraut, lasting perfume you ougut to try this. Another lot of WAITRESS’ AND NURSES’ CAPS, 1. Worth 25 and 25 cts, Arrived today. Get au eariy selection. 10 beautiful styles to welect from, Mail orders for any of the above goods will receive tauuediate consideration. DELIGHTFUL FOR SHOPPING. Our store ts the coolest in the city—made so by our PATENT COOLING FANS. Ne sunoyauce is suilered frou beat ur fies, 422, 424 AND 426 7TH ST. Bro BARGAINS IN SHOES At the BANKKUPT SALE, 900 7th st., corner of T. Abona fide cutting of prices. A universal reduction, A bold effort for a bic business. A low-price sale of Fine Shoes never before equaicd. Bis bargains that ‘will make brisk buying. It will pay you twice over to ‘visit us now. Ladies’ Russian Calf Wine-coloted Ties cut to @1.28, Sold everywhere at €2.50. Widths A, B,C, Dand x Ladies’ Keal Gout Donwola Tan Oxfords cut to tte, ‘Sold everywhere at $1.75. Ladice’ Custom-tads Hand-turned Oxfords, tipped or plain, opers or common sense, cut to €1.38 Widthe AtoE. One thousand pairs M sses’ and Children's Oxforda, Black, Dongéla, Kid or Kusset, Heal Goat, cut to 0m Sold everywhere at $1.00. Bow 82.00. A.cut of Se. « pairon all $2.00 Men's Shoes; now O15. ~ A cut of $1.00a pair cn our entire stock of Men’ 15 Goren Ladies’ finnd Turned Shoes, all sizes, cut to $2.25; greatest value mm the world. 20 dose Ladies’ Donyola bid Shoes, tip or plain, cut to 61.50 would be cheap st €2.00. 200 pairs Ladies’ Opers Slippers, cut to 4c. ; recuiar 7c. quality. Best grades of Children's Shows, all kinds, ot @icuiousiy low prices. ‘THE BANKRUPT SALE,