Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c. TUESDAY. JULY 7, 1891 THE EV GTON times larger than that of any ether paper im the clty. As a local NEWS paper and Advertising Mediam it has no competitor. SS The statement in the Philadelphia Times this morning that has been telegraphed all over the Li RN TA aN STAR bas a regelar and| WWWW AA g ENING STAR. |W, Ware To Ravocs OUR STOCK oF Sst x te iJ fi We'w 244 F S08 ERR And will sacrifice profit to see surplus stock into cash. It is your gain, if our loss, ava few of prices quoted below will prove. We offer for ‘week only EF FOR $21.50, country to the effect that the failure of Vice | gouty goiia Gold, Hunting Case, Waltham or Kien President Hamlin to receive « renomiuation was due to the opposition of President Lin- coln, has drawn the following prompt denial frow Mr. Jghn G. Nicolay. President Lincoln's private secretary: Wasurxotox, July 7, 1891. Mra. Hannibal Hamlin, Bangor, Maine: ‘The editoria! statement from the Philad: ‘ing to be President Lincoln opposed Mr. Hamlii nopuination as Vice President, is erroneous. Mr. Lincoln's personal feelings, on ‘Stem Winders, elegantly engraved or plain. Worth (620, 632 and 835. FOR $20. Ladies’ Solla Gold American Stem Winders, bunting case, plain or engraved. Worth @25, $27.50 and 830. FOR 835. Gent's Solid 14-karat American Stem Winders, hunt- hin Times, printed in this | ing case, elegantly engraved, a standard $50 watch. morning's news dixpatches, to the effect that | game quality in ladies’ size, For 6h Gent's Open-face American Stem Winters, filled the contrary, were for Mr. Hatalin’s renominn- | 8s, warranted {for fifteen years. Actual value, $20. tion, as he contidentially expressed to me. but For 35. be persistently withheld any opinioncalculated | Ladies’ very fine 14-karat Hunting Case Stew Wind- to influence the conveutiou for or against any | org, Waltham or Kigin moveinents, extra Jeweled and candidate: and | have his written words to that effect, as fully s€t forth « chapter III, volume LX of “Al Lincoln: A Bistory,” by Nicolay and Hay. Permit me in addition to express my ‘lee; sympathy u's page Mr. ta: Nicorar. Tt may be added that we have seen in Mr, Lincoln's weil-remembered handwriting the Jectining to interfere in the nominatic of Vice President. ‘They were anawer to a direct letter of inquir; nse of the Illinois delegation in the cunven- tion, of which Hon. B.C. Cook was the chair- man, and were a+ follows: “Wish not to interfere about V. P. Cannot interfere about platform. Convention must Judge for itwelf.”" ee The Rock Creek Park ease has not only been decided by the District Supreme Conrt in gen- eral term. wer as tosustain the act cresting the park and to insure the appointment today of appraisers as requested in the petition. The decision af complishes these results by 1 matter the right of eminent domain of the gen- eral government under the cession of the seat of government by the state of Maryland in 1791. The objection raixed to the excreise of this right was based on the alleged reservation in the act of cession of the right to exercise the power of eminent domain by the United States Within the District ofColumbia. Judge Hagner, whe delivered the opinion of the court, after aclear statement of the law of eminent domain as applied to the individual states and the general government, held from the cireum- stances at the time of the settlement of the seat of government here and the words of the Maryland act of cession, as well as the prece- dents furnished by other cases, that the right exists in the United States and that therefore the Rock Creek Park act is constitutional. This decision of a most important matter affecting the Dittrict of Columbia and the rights of the national government is highly gratifying to the public. It affirms the recent legislation of Congress: upholds the only living theory of government, is itself fair, equitable and in the kne of precedents, and caunot fail to set at r amber of vexatious questions, while it enables the carrying out of an import- ant measure intended for the public comfort and benefit. There is no iuterferenee with private rights which is not necessary for the beneficial purpose in view, and in such matters the individual's intercats yield to the com- munity'® see j The democratic reliance for 1992 seems to be on the failure of the third party movement in the south and its success in some of the north- Western states. The signs favor the democrats sofar asthe southern states are concerned, although there is still a good deal of soreness in certain quarters. A glance at the electoral figures is worth while. If mutters stand as they did, the solid south will give the demo- | cratic nominees 159 votes. which, in a college | of 444 electors. will lnck 64 of a necessnry 223. New York. Indinna, New Jersey and Connecti- ent cast 67. Calenkuting on the third party harting the republicans in the northwest, it is found that the states where dissaiisfaction with the republican party exists cast the fol- wi: €leetoral votes: Ilois 24, Michigan 14, Towa 13, Wisconsin 1. sas 10. Minne-ota 9 total 82. Every oue of these states, say the democratic lightuing esl: uiators, elected a ma- jority of democrats to the Fifty-second Con: gress and the third party i= more than likely te merease the chances fur democratic success in the presidential election. These states are all neceswry to the republicans tat is to say, unless the loss of any of them exn be more than compensnted for by gains from the south- ern or eastern states. On the other hand the result of many past national elections disproves the theory that} the victory of the off year must be the vietory of the presidential year, and while the republi- cans are from present appearances likely to Jove more than the democrats through the |” third party interte t the democrats to ¢leet their man in i592 must carry the states of w York and Indiana, both of which they los im 1884. Any way it is going to be an interest- | ing election. wee Eleetroeution having been tested again in New York and four murderers being instanta- neously put to deatis, the eleetrie companies may concede « point and admit that the product | of thetr dynumos is not altogether a simple. | bacmlves fluid, wisich 1s useful only as a motor | oralighter. Let the law take its course. ——— Something's wrong in Indiana. According | te the last census report, with a gain of 10.82 | per ceut in population, she shows a loss of .96 per cent in school enrollment, and the 2,192,404 people of 1890 send 4,937 less scholars to sehooi | than the 1.974.301 people of 1990 did. Every witness at the Sing Sing electrocution | this moruing after it was over, stated to report- ere that he was pledged to secrecy and could tell authing and immediately followed it by a pretty fair inventory of such facts as were put | down a* not to be told. Such a secret as that is two bulky to keep. ee The Omaba World-Herald says thus far there bas teen nothing to indicate that there hus beer a change in the management of the weather. Will the Herald compare the temper- ature record of the middle of June with what it bas bees since July 1? - — If the worlds fair doesn’t get mixed up in polities,the fact that it doesn't wili make one of the most unique and novel displays pomibie to be pinced on exhibition there a Uncle Jerry's Fourth of July weather is the greatest boom auy man has yet received for 1992 purposes. = ~— Will the German imyperia! contingent now in | England run over to France on » ttle friendly visst before its return to Berlin? ss Iteahot day now when there is not a rail- Toad accident, and we have been having re- markably cool weather lately. ee A word to Minister Douglass: As between Anacostia and Haiti, choose Auacostia. a Rank Examiner Drew ten'tinitany more. He got out of it by getting in it. ‘Mr. Mills finds it more difficult to writes book this summer weather than it would be to hold o plow, Cincinnatus like, and wait for s Krateful majority in the House to call bim the speakership. It might not, however, take so long. abit ite What have the accident insurance companies ever done to the railruads/ ——— Ta and 73, | c@imlaid with diamonds. Reduced from $50. FOR 00. Gent's Extra Fine 14-karat Riverside Waltham Stem st | Winder, real nickel inovement, adjusted to heat and 088 | cold, elegautly hand-ongraved cases. Keduced from 980. Fine Howard Watches, Horse Timers and Hepeaters at cut prices. 30 PerCexr Discovsr. 30. ‘We are going to remodel our building, but before do- ing so will have to dispose of the greater portion of our stock of Furniture, Carpets. Mattings, Baby Car- riages and Refrizerators, which we propose doing at discount of 30 per cent on all goods for ten days only, beginning July 8. ‘The following are a few of the numerous bargains which we will offer: 1 S-piece Wilton Rug Parlor Suite. Former price, 8125. Now 8x7. G-piece Wilton Rug Parlor Suites. Former price, 880. Now 856. 1 S-piece Silk Tapestry Parlor Suite. Former price, 895. Now €06.50. 1 Gplece Silk Tapestry Parlor Suite. Former price, $115. Now 879.50. ‘26-piece Silk Tapestry Parlor Suites, oak frames, metal trimmed. Former price, $90. Now 803. 1 Solid Walnut 3-ptece Chamber Suite. Former Price, $45. Now 850.50. 1 Solid Wainut 3-piece Chamber Suite. Former price, #75. Now 852.50. 3 Solid Walnut 3-piece Chamber Suites. Former Price, $50. Now 835, 1 Solid Oak Cheval 3-ptece Chamber Suite. Former price, 255. Now $38.50. 1 Solid Walnut Sideboard, Tenn. marble. Former price 300. Now #63. 1 Solid Oak Sideboard, finished old English. Former Price, 800. Now 84°. 1 Solfd Oak Quarter-sawed Library Table. Former price, 820. Now $14. Flat-top Desks, oak and walnut. Former price, $22 Now 615.50. Chamber Suites in hard wood, from 816 up. Parlor Suites in hair cloth and plush, from @25 up. Sideboards in hard wood, from #133 up. ‘These prices are for cash only, the goods being sold at cout so a8 they will go to make room for the work- ‘men. JOHN SMITH'S FURNITURE AND CARPET HOUSE, Jy7-Ot 452 Pa. ave. n.w., south aide. Ovencoars Ar Harr Price. W (W. WEGIVE YOU BELOW A SAM- wwww WW WW PLE OF THE REDUCTIONS ww Ww WW WE HAVE MADE ON OUR ENTIRE LINE OF NOBBY, STYLISH AND SERVICEABLE OVERCOATS. YOU CAN SAVE ABOUT ONE-HALF OF THE COST OF YOUR NEXT WINTER'S OVER- COAT BY PUKCHASING IT YOW OF US. THESE LOTS WERE TAKEN AT RANDOM AND YOU WILL FIND THE WHOLE STOCK MARKED IN THE SAME PROPORTION. : LOT 575.4 LIGHT BROWN MIXED IRISH FRIEZE, PLAID WOOL LINING. FOR- MER PRICE, #25. NOW $12.50. LOT ©077.DRAB MELTON, WOOL LINING, WITH INLAID VELVET COLLAR. Fox- MER PRICE, #20. NOW 810. LOT 766.—LIGHT GRAY ENGLISH TWEED, SERGE LINING. MEDIUM LONG. FORMER FRICE, 818. NOW 912. LOY 48ui.—ENGLISM TWEED BROWN AND BLACK DIAGONAL, SPRITE VELVET COLLAR, ITALIAN CLOTH LINING. FORMER PRICE, $30. NOW 815. LOT 2074.-SMOOTH BLACK BEAVER; JUST THE COAT FOR ELDERLY GENTLE- MEN. FORMEK PRICE, #¥0. NOW 810. LOT 9284.—NAVY BLUE CHINCHILLA ULSTER, WOOL LINING AND LARGE COLLA! AVERY STYLISH GARMENT. FORMER PRICE, $20. NOW 810. IF YOU EXPECT TO HAVE ANY USE FOR AN OVERCOAT NEXT WINTER IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE THESE. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.E. COR. 7TH AND D BTS. ¥.W. 1] WICKER DRESS FORMS. 14 Hh st It OK OUR ELMER'S Store closes at 6 p.m., Saturdays excepted, untit September 1. Soussox & Lurrnzts, 713 Market Space. PONGERS in the city im both dark and light grounds, and have reduced the finest qualities to 1.)yc. per yard. 20 pieces of beautiful FIGURED and STRIPED FLANNELETTES KEDUCED TO 12%. PER YARD. SPECIAL —An odd lot of Maht-waight ALL-WOOL DRESS GOODS in dark and shades. 36, S7and Soe. Your choice 15 cents per yard. ve Mr. Hobeucoliern is the visiting monarch of Lareye. Tue Box Maucut. REBUILDING SALE REDUCTIONS THE BON MARCHE, jy7 ‘316 7TH ST. X.W. Mae By ee i Re ea S Dh A i 4 RA ¥ D AA if Ls E 4 BAA ii ¥ wD A 4 TE OLLLL ¥ L 3 r r E ROR ba fe ¢ ¢ ELE TLL Eee oT v Kee Ro Store closes 1 o'clock Saturdays and 5 o'clock other days. SS,TOCK-TAKING PREPARA- jg tions have begun. Syu5 rummaging.through the stock for whatever ought to be sold this month—which practically means nearly all strictly sunaner metchan- dise. You will find fertile baryain spots throughout the store. and Mdiclous, economical shoppers not afford to ignore this sale. EVERY WASH SI IN STOCK REDUCED IN We are ‘They come in Checked, Striped and. and Fancy Percales, run this way: Plaid Gingham $23.50 ‘We also offer: 6 Children’s and Misses’ Cream Twilled Flannel Outing Suits, trimmed with Bine Braid Bize 4 years. Reduced to 82. “10 “Moe “ “We gs 1 Lady's Elegant Shepherd Check Surah Silk Suit. Size BX. Reductd Axreat bargain. “SPECIALS" IN FURNISHINGS. We offer a number of extraordinary values in Ladies’ Fine Lisle Thread Vests, in White and fancy colors, with plain and crocheted lace fronts. 91 Lis'e Vests to ike. 91.3% Lisle Vests to 81. ‘These have just been reduced and are the best values we lave ever of- fered. PARASOLS, We have bunched the balance of at one price, 85.25. CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR. ‘We offer Children's Fine White Ribbed Vests and Drawers which were 338e. ech MORE OF THE #2. The first lot went with a rash. We < sestocked up again. Cream Striped Blazers, cut in the same style as our 5 Fuil-roll Blazers, oniy $2.75 each, WILLIAM H. MeKNEW, (Successor to R. H. Taylor) it 943 Pennsylvania ave. HATTA Tuner FOR ‘ Two. Let us oxpiain. ‘Those Breeay. Open-end Scarfs, from which you had your pick for 50c. each, are hanging fire—no better way of sending them off than wiving you THREE for the price of TWO. ‘Se., OR THREE FOR JOSEPH AUERBACH, SUMMER NECK WEAR. t FLAME YOUR SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED nd warranted at OPPENHEIMEH'S, 014 1th xt. aw. Pvsuc Asxouscement. * ‘We will begin on Monday morning, July 6, to sell our entire stock of Dry Goods and Notions at cost for 30days. A GRAND CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS. UNIFORM REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE STOCK. You may inquire, why do we sell ‘at cost. The answer is, to close out the remaining ‘Summer Stock ; and we have many of the latest novel- ties of the season in Ladies’ Wear of Wash Fabrics, and also we can show an immense assortment of Under- wear, and the price of every article is reduced in this sale. By this means we keep our present hands em- ployed instead of curtailing the force, as some do, at this season of the year. We convert our surplus stock into cash, giving us ready money to pay for Fall and Winter Stock. We do not cull over our stock to make reductions | Rererrr & Co., here and there. Our reductions are uniform, and on every article in thestore. The cream and sugar of the stock go in with the salt and vinegar. Come and see for yourself. Come early, 8. D. BURCH & CO., Dry Goods and Notions, 1508 7th st. nw. Canuanr & Lumpy, 928 7th st. and 700 Ket. n.w. CLOGED ALL DAY JULY 4 EU Saturdays at 1 o'clock; other daysat 5 p.m. are our closing hours until September 1. “Taree Ix Haso. T Fy F o Sl ote, Fr Rent’ 5ss, Er ° ‘Ju. NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840, Wuerz Ane Yor: ‘You may be reading the Star miany miles from the ‘Writer's office, bat you should be as much interested in the Palais Royal's Annual Clearing Sale of Summer Goods as those still at home. This advertisement gives few items from each department, You must Jude the prices of other woods by those quoted below, and be assured we can and will Ali your want efectually, promptly and inteligentiy. In onder to iusure not a moment's delay address Mail Order De- partment. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Hists Or Mews Goons. 4c. SCARFS REDUCED TO 25 CENTS.—Thete are the Summer Knot Scarfs, made with loose flowing ends identical scarfs fetail usually at 50 cents. We YF OA show them of White ured India silk, of delicate » = colors in wash silks, the latest desicns and shades in _. surah sitks and silk grenadine. Sar-Send £7 cente tn stamps and we'll mail you o 888s sample. Sasq Soc. SOCKS REDUCED TO 2 CENTS.—Eng:ish S55 and French Lisle Thread and Cotton Half Hose. The companions of many these socks are retailing else- where at 50c. a pair. We refer to those in art shades— delicate tints of Modes, Tans, Grays, Fawns, &c.,with tiny stripes of White and colors. Bizes 9 to 11 inches, 8m -Send 30 cents in stamps for sample pair, post- paid. When you order more please remember there is no further reduetion in price for siz or twelve pairs, CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. A very complete men's furnishing store ishere. Intel- gent clerks who attend to nothing but matl oriers. The Clearing Sale of Summer Goods has lowered prices so that your requirement may be satisfied at nearly half the usual cost. 310 SEVEN1H STREET N.W. IT WILL PAY you. 72 THE PALAIS ROYAL. A fee ER OER OF aed - SHAWLS, JERSEYS AND SKIRTS are ‘staffs of the wardrobe” as :nuch as bread and meat are “‘staffs of life.” And they will stand Jots of “leaning ou.” Inthe city, or out they, are handy. Our lines are worth a word of com- ment. Franklin philosophized truly, that “they that won't be counselled can't be helped." Yon want to keep your ‘best eyt ‘open ail the time. You can’t tell around what corner a specialty may ‘*pass.” In this case there are three specialties, because quality Keeps so far ahead of price. With this trio of dress in your triink—away from home—you are bound to keep comfortable, and at home the times of duty are countless. (Continued below.) Hixre Ov Lavtes: Goons. But hints. Ladies out of town are invited to corre- spond. HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT. —Reduced from 50 and 75 cents to 25 cents, Very sheer and warranted pure linen with genuine hand-embroidered borders. Not more than two of a style and imall not more than ‘three dozen handkerchiefs, so that we wouldn't advise an order by mail—those still in town will snap them up tomorrow morning. Here are extra values and plenty of them: 100 dozen Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, extra sheer, with hand-drawn work borders, guaranteed 50- cent quality, for only 35 cents or 3 for 81. Ga-Senda dollar bill and we'll send three of these handkerchiefe, post paid. Lous Samer Dersrruest. ‘The Palais Royal's White Linen Shirts, laundered by Earl & Wilson, have been quoted again and again as the best Atting and best quality offered at the price. In fact they may be compared with the usuai $1.35 Shirt. REDU: FROM 9% TO 8 CENTS. nding and turn over collars and cuffs. Shirts REDUCED FROM 81.35 to #1.24 are identical to those usually sold at $1.50. ‘The White Lawn Shirts with laundered collar and cuffs and dotied mull puff fronts are REDUCED FROM 81.98 TO $1.79. The White India SUk Shirts with collar and cuffs interlined are REDUCED FROM $2.48 TO $2.19. TRAVELING SHAWLS—Soft wool effects in Tan and Gray, Checks and Stripes, 85 and 86. IMPERIAL AND HYMALAYAN SHAWLS—Black, Gray, Brown and 1 10. PERSIAN REVERSIBLE SHAWLS— ‘ARE SHAWLS ‘‘cut up” by all patterns, Checks and 50, $4 and 85. CHUDDA SHAWLS-Biack, Cardinal, White and Gray—2 to @10. BLACK EMBROIDERED FICHUS, with Silk fringe—€3.75, $4.50, 85, 80, 50, 89, $10 and 81 Weare in “*pitch” with every purse. FANCY SILK AND SILK AND WOOL ‘LS—**full of use" $5,866, 88, 89 Vassar Cuesrserres, Made of White linen and figured French percale. Latest style collars. Fac similes of the Chemisettes be.ng retailed at 25 cents. PALAIS ROYAL PRICE 18 2c. Grove Deranruest. ‘The Pigskin or Biarritz Monsquetaire Gloveis, when gentiine, more durab'e than kid. ‘The genuine usually ret the price is as mach as #1 The Palais Royal reeu- ar price is Ge. THE CLEARING SALE PRICE IS 89 CENTS. Beside Fast Biack and latest shades of Grays and Tans we show Pearl and White, with self or Black stitchings. The 96c. Undressed Kid Mousque- tairesareaiso REDUCED TU 80C. **Palais Royal” Dressed and Undressed Kid Gloves, in Fast Black, , are reduced in price as follo ws: 3b a pair, &-button Mous- uetaires from 81.85 to 81.68. BH Send price of Gloves in stampa and your size and the shade desired will be forwarded’by return of mail, Our line of skirts is a perfect imine in its ‘wealth of variety and quality. GRAY AND WHITE STRIPED SKIRTS, finished with rufle—50 cents. STRIPED SEERSUCKER SKIRTS, finished with ruffle—1 and #1.25, RICH BLACK SATINE SKIRTS, finished with ruffle—@1.25 and #1.50. BLACK BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS— some finished with rafties, others with Plaiting—either are according to fash- fon—82, $2.50, 83, $3.50, $4 and 84.50. BLACK BRILLIANTINE SKIRTS, with embroidered ruffles-$6. BLACK SURAH SKIRTS—96 and 89. GRAY COLORED TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS, with deep ruffle—@8.50. gPUACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS— 1.25. Atsome stores Lace Deranruesr. Torchon Laces from 5e. to @1 a yard. A thousand and one pieces to select from. TEN PER CENT DIS- COUNT-—one-tenth off the marked prices You may #0 select the Black Lace Flouncing for fancy and ob- tain 10 per cent discount. Some of the Half Floune- ings KEDUCED TO 7oc. YARD cost #1. - 30. $1.75 and 81.98 at wholesale. ‘The explanation is that it is the Annual Clearing Sale of Suininer Goods and that The Palais Roval sees to ut that its prices are always lowest. JEFF RRR gSSs FRE R SE eek ESss° kee Here is one of those “sharp corners” we speak of— ¢ reduced one lot of $2.50, 83, 83.50 and 4.50 IMPORTED JER: SEYS to Sumr Waist Deranrwent. ‘The Polka Dot Sateen Waists we have sold at are the inost popular carment of the season and hav been «splendid advertisement for tho Palaig Royal. THE REDUCED PRICE IS $1.48 ‘The Chambray 68 are also favorably known by the elite of society. THE REDUCED PRICE I8 €2.48. The In dia Lawn Blouse Waists, with’choice lace aud embroid- ery trimmings, are reduced from $1.08 and €2.25 to 81.68. The $1.48 Blouses go to $1.24, and the well known $1 Blouses are REDUCED TO s4c. Ware Sor Derarruexr. $4.75 to 8% are the price extremes. One-tenth al- lowed off the price marked on the Suit you select. Some of the Children’s Suits, showing sixns of hand- ling, are REDUCED FROM 89 TO #4. The Palais Royal popular Gingham Wrapper for Ladies is RE- DUCED FROM $1.68 TO 81.48. —#1.98.—— ‘Some are plainand those that are em broidered are done in exceedinely “ood taste. Youcan take your choice of any ofthem. Ifyou want a JERSEY you certainly want one of these. Our ‘ready-made garment” department— ‘where you will find all three of these topics of today’s talk—is always weil supplied. We keep out the trashy qualities—so you have none of that to “‘cut” your way through. QUALITY is the ouly passport we recognize. There ars no consequences—only satisfaction follows anything you buy here. That is why ou house is so popular with the people, BFATON PEBRY, “PERRY BUILDING,” Dress Goons Deranruexr. Biack Sitk Grenadines, with satin stripes, are re- duced from 1 to 9c. yd; with polka dots from 61.50 1081.39. Brocaded Grenadines, @1.35 to #1. 19 yard. ‘The $1 Figured India Silks, reduced to 75 and 80c. py You Neen Suors 50c. Quality Gents’ Neckwear, all styles, now....374¢ ‘the first choice is the best. | 5-, Quality Ladies’ und Children's Full Regular- C. A. Moppnuay, ou 1278 #7. yard, and the genuine Scotch Ginghams reduced to 19c. yard are also popular reductions in prices. Darss Tronoxe Deranrwest. ‘The 25e. Jet Guitups reduced to 2c. yard: the 1c. Silk Gulinps for 12c. yardand the 50c.Guimps 39e. yard seem to Deleading attractions, The Millinery Ribbons veduced from 50 to :$3 cents and from 75 to 49 cents is not the least attraction in Ribbons. FOR THE COUNTRY OR BEACH. WE HAVE THEM Inall the LATEST CUTS and MATERIALS— Piain Kid, Patent Leather Tips, Patent Leather Vaunps, Patent Leather Trimmings, Ooze and Russet goat, both BKOAD AND POINTED ‘TOES. ‘ WHITE CANVAS OXFORD 18 THE LATEST FAD. Exprowexy Depsnrvenr. ‘Those Black and Cream Batiste Robes, with silk em- broidery, are being offered at 25 per cent discount. Hostery Derantsesr. With Fast Black fect and colored uppers, reduced from 25 to 22 cents. Fancy Boot patterns reduced from 35 to 29 cents. Paris novelty Lisle Hose, from 96 and 75 tp only 59 cents pair. Fast Black Cotton Hose, 3c. quality for 25cents. Genuine Lis.c Vests— all pure Lisle—reduced from 49 to 35 cents, are hints worth profiting by. Panasot Deeantaent. Allof the Parasols that were reduced to @3.08 are now ayain reduced to $2. 98each ; 82.48 Sun Umbrellas go to $1.98. The genuine Gloria Umbrellas, WAR- RANTED ONE YEAR, are reduced trom $1,25 to $1.09 for 26-inch and from $1.60 to $1.39 for 28-inch HOOVEK & SNYDER, 1217 Pennsylvania avenue. 149 B ST. SE., CAPITOL HILL. 12340 Szwerey Deraurwenr. "t, you, try and do your shop- pine betdre'a BO tonsarron, acts Fears Seas foe eee {olget out suere ood Season, VT USAT 0-0 00-00-00 0-00-00 Kee Tz Ue (0-0-0-0-0-0-6-0-0-0-0-0-0 PM Mork of FANCY CASSIMERES and FANCY CHEVIOTS bas ‘shrunk 00 8 sight” since yesterday morning. ‘The special sales ate at the bottom of it. ‘There never were so many people in our house in two days before. Today the special offerings in HATS, SHOES and FURNISHINGS have made the many more. ‘The MEX folks "ll remember $10.80 and $12.80 as “iuoky numbers"—ena the CHILDREN 61.98 and $2.98. Such values and for such little money! Jast think, for $10.80 you've got your choice of ANY FANCY CASSIMERE and FAXCY CHEVIOT SUIT in the house that is marked $15, $16.50 and 818. And for 812.80 you can take your cholce of ANY FANCY CHEVIOT and FANCY CAssI- MERE SUIT marked $20, 822, $23.50 and €25. The Short Pants wearers have HUN- DREDS OF TWO-PIECE SUITS marked $2.50 and 83 to pick among for @1.98—and HUNDREDS that are marked €3.50, 84, $4.50 and 85 for €2.98, *Tisn't as though it was a saleof old stock— ‘or unseasonable welghts. Zhey're all sui. mer weights—the latest patterns—and of the ‘Sake make.” That's @ guarantee in spite of the low prices. Those MEN'S SHOES we'ye reduced ere the beat qualities that are made. Ask about that “‘squad of bargains” in the FURNISH- ING DEPARTMENT — Neckwear, Under- wear and Negiige Shirts. Then just across the aisle STRAW HATS are almost without cost. Talk about big weeks—meniory can't Tecall the parallel of this one. Let tomorrow see you served. SAKS AND COMPANY, WITH YOU IN MATTERS OF DRESS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH It STREET. Store closes every evening at & o'clock during July and Auguet. W. A. Prnce & Co. Buccessorsto E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Corner 8th street. IT HAS STARTED WITH A BOOM. ‘Yesterday was the first day of our GREAT CLEARING SALE. So far it has been a great ‘success. We did not expect such a big day.but ‘Wehad itallthesame. If it keeps up as well as it started we will be more than satisfied. This is not idle taik,as the people that were in yesterday can testify. We were crowded the best Part of the day, but then, as we told you, desirable goods at a VERY LOW PRICE is surs tobring a crowd. Some folks think that ladies do not know a food BARGAIN WHEN they sos it, but they areentirely wrong. We know that they do, for when WE ADVERTISE good bargains they always come and buy them quickly. And we are SELLING VALUABLE GOODS during this sale at TELLING PRICES, ‘8 youcan plainly see by ourdaily BULLETINS, A FAN MARK DOWN. REAL JAPANESE PARCHMENT FANS in stylish designs, all this season's goods. Reg- ular price, 15, 18,20, 25c. WE HAVE PUT them ALL in ONE TRAY and we'll let you TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR 136, each. 60 Asp 65c. Aut—Woor CHALLIES FOR 43c. We have MARKED DOWN OUR ENTIRE line of FINE ALL-WOOL French Challies. ‘You will find some beautiful styles among them in LAVENDER and CREAM EFFECTS, BLACK and WHIT! . Former price, 60 and 65e. All REDUCED to 43c. yard. 7 Risvox For Less Tuax Hate PRICE. FANCY APPLICA GAUZE RIBBON in all LIGHT SHADES and TINSEL EFFECTS. Also BLACK and TINSEL, 3 inches wide. Regular price, $1.49 yard. REDUCED to 25c. yard. ELEGANT GOLD BULLION BROCADED RIBBON, 1to 2 inches wide ina variety of Patterns. Former price, 75c. to gl. ALL GO FOR 25e. yard. FANCY SILK NECK RIBBONS in all shades and combination of shades. different styles. Former price 20 and 2c, REDUCED TO 10c. yard. . SATIN STRIPED GAUZE RIBBON in ALL SHADES, 3 INCHES WIDE, all silk. Former price, 35c. REDUCED to 16c. yard. BLACK ALI-SILK MOIRE RIBBON with SATIN EDGE, 13, 1% and 2 inches wide. Regular price, 1ie., 20c. and 25c. ALL RE- DUCED to 10c. yard. Enxmromery Srecrat. A short time since we advertised our EM- BROIDERED Flouncing at @1 for choice for one week. As’ a SPECIAL ATTRACTION for this department we have decided to SELL ALL OF OUR FINE FLOUNCING, in ALL WHITE and BLACK end BLACK and COLORED HINDOO CLOTH, all 45 inches WIDE, AT 81 yard. ‘JUST THINK, your CHOICE of $1.38, $1.50, 81.75, 82. 2.50 and 63.50 FLOUNC- ING, ALL THIS SEASON'S GOODS, For $1.00 a yard, Srecur Arrracrios Ly Musux UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. W. A. PIERCE & 0O., ~ Successors to E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Corner 8th st. EDD W'S ‘Ite merits are: Cold dry-air circulation. Matches left on the shelves will readily tenite when taken out. SLATE STONE SHELVES, always sweet, clean and cold. ‘Strongly built with kiln-dried lumber so thst NO SHRINKING OF JOINTS OCOUR. EVERY EDDY REFRIGERATOR waR- BANTED. ‘The prices have been reduced this »:s0n, ‘which brinss them within reach of all who want first-class refrigerator at a low price. Ask to see our new STONE WATER FILTER. Very best recommenda‘ions for thei and very Ewer vw ww YW ae Ww ow OODWARD Axp L Ba aoe 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —toe ST Unt September we close on Satur- days at 1 o'clock; other days at & o'clock. —— | Gnaxp ; | STOCK S, STOCK Taxrxe | Se1Axsvat | TAKING | SALE. | Creantsa ! | i Sure. | o—____s | Bears Tomorrow, W EDNESDAY, Jux 8. FER VERY YEAR SINCE WE HAVE BEEN FF in business, preparatory to stock taking EER we have asked our customers to attend our Sernt-annual Closing-Out-Reduction-Rales, Every year, a8. result of our announcements, we have been «ratified by an immediate and overwhelming reaponse. are perfectly Well aware that there is one—and oniy one— reason for this, and that ts we have always Kept faith with our patrons by wiving them che gools exactly as advertised Tomorrow, Wed- nes lay, We commence this Suanner Sale, rep- Tesenting, as usual, every department in the stores and presenting values in seannabie abd ciesirable goods that are positively unapproach- able. Is Mess Fensisinse Derantwest. DON'T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY PASS, Tn onder to close out some iines in this depart- auent betore stock taking we have made the £0.~ lowing reductions: ALL OUR MEN'S ENG! An: ‘SH FANCY LINEN Have teen marked down to #1. each. MEN'S WHITE CASSIMERE And WHITE FLANNEL TROUSERS, Sizes 28 to 36. ‘Were 84.00, 84.50, €5.00 and 85.75. * ‘Now at the uniform price of —#2.50 a pair.—— A lange assortment of FANCY SILK FOUR-IN-HAND SCARFS, Reduced to —IBe., 3 for 50e.— (Pirst floor, first annex.) Ix Fixe Duess Goons WE ARE OFFERING SUCH INDUCEMENTS AS THESE Having determined to sell AT ONCE all our ‘etal! lots,” **odd pieces and ““odd colorings” inour Spring and Bummer Dress Goods we have made these deep incisions. Lot 1_Consists of three shades of GREEN MOHALR, 40 inches wide, regular 50c. quality, ——Dropped to Zc. a yard.—— Lot 2-GENUINE ENGLISH MOI GLACE, 39 inches wide, —Reduced to 3ic. a yard. — ‘Lot 3—There are seven pieces of Checks and subdued Plaids, These never soid for less than half dollar. —They are now 39c. a yard. — Lot 4—Is the BARGAIN OF BARGAINS and consists of an acctinulation of oad colorings in ALL WOOL CHALLIS. Light. Medium and Gobelin Blues are the pre- dominating shades. Wehave cut the price ex- actly in half. They were 7c. Are now — 3790. a yurd.—— S@e-THERE ARE NOT MANY OF THESE, 80 DON'T TARRY. Lot 5 is a small quantity of CREAM NUN'S VEILING With Hemstitched Border, ‘This has been reiuced to —iWe. a yard. — (First floor, 10th st. building. 42 in. wide. Basx Cannters. LOOK AT THESE REDUCTIONS. ‘We want to dispore of onr entire line of Car- "hence Wwe have reduced them ereatly » the first flour, he i "tnd the foil Carriage— Kedluced from $11.50 to #8.50. from @12.50 to €9.50. Keduced from $23.00 to Together with a few otivers M(Pirst floor, 10th st. butlding.) The peduced price of * toe Yar Why? Because we nd ws before stock taking. ‘Originally 30 and Row be" a Jard.—— 38-INCH MOHAIR, In Green and Garnet only. reduced price. toe. a yard Also 2,000 yards Extra-quelity Ginghams, in Checks,"Plaids and Stripes. ‘Cheve were 10 and 12}. a yard yw Re. 9 yard. —— (Second floor, sacond annex.) Hiro Crass Was Goons rt 13 pistes | WHVTEAWR CECEDEATED 3 Cr SCOTEH GINGHAMS. the 2c: trade. ~ ——Now Lc. a yard. —— 20 pieces SCOTCH GINGHAMS, choice stylesand colorines. Rerularly 5 and Sic. —Your choles at Ite. a yard. — %. VERY Fini CH GI. ncimlecrs, NERY FINE ScOTCH GINGHAX Balance of ons ‘stock of ANDERSON'S: FAMOUS SCOTCH GINGHAMS in best stries and colorings and all of our Sc. Ginghaws, re a ——To Sie. a yard. —- ee Rit hoe a We have a few pieces of FRENCH mainiy. Waite’ stow nds with Black Ages, which we Koechlin’s Best French Satines in light tants. Reds > and 37 see. wifoRe wre A_ small lot of the ENGLISH TASH ABEIC. KOKAH MOIRE—good colcings, jas 3i}4c. ——Now 25e. a yard. — it exquisite Cotton Fabric ©! RE ZEPBYR, so povular this sensou Suite, Reduced trom 373. sn to ube. eyard. wits ds Bussxer Derazraext Deore SOME SMALL LOTS. BUT ALL FRESH oom. aargec ee eek ‘ail Elastic Pillow (Second floor, 11th a 10th, 11th and F sts. a. to OTH, LTH AND F STS. &. ngene FOR ax ENJOYABLE LUNCHEON VIRIT OUR CAFE. SIXTH FLOOR, TENTH STREET BUILDING, ACCESSIBLE BY TWO ELEVATORS. —_— sale. | Is Lanes: Serr Deranrwexr YOU MAY LOOK FoR ROME RARE OPPORTUNITIES DAILY We bectn with One lot of Ladies’ All-wool Scotch Flannel, “Zephyr-welght,” Shirt Waiste, very neat, Rew and attractive patterns, all sizes, Reduced from @3 —To #2. 50 each, One lot of Ladies’ Vests in White Pigue, Fancy Stripes, and all-wool Flannel, in cream, navy And gray all mizes, Reduced trom @2.75t0 #2 each. One lot All-wool Superior Quality Jersers, tailor Quished, perfect share. Sizes 32. 34 apd BR. Reduced from #3.50 to #150, One lot of Cream Jerseys, eieeant quality. Reduced from €2.75, $3 and @:3.50 to 1 each. One lot of Ladies’ All-wool Inported Jerseys, braided. Sizes 32, 34 and Mi. Meduoed from $4.50 end $4.70 to 61.50each. One iot of All-wool Plain Jerseys, with and Without vests, Reduced frou @ each, (Third floor, Lath at.) Is Bricasnasc Der nTMent. We have becun our stock-teking reductions by arrangine, on special tables, goods gt re duced prices, us follows BARGAIN TABLE, NO. 1. ‘We have grouped torether on this table Vases, Ornaments. Mirrors, Metal Goods and Bric-a- Brac tu generai. The prices on these goods were Die. $1, $1.27 #150 and @1.45, but we Dave reduced thei to the unitura price of BARGAIN TABLE, No. 2. On this table are Fruit Bowls, Rose Jara, Vases, &e. Former prices were @1. 75, @1.55 BARGAIN TABLE, NO. 3. Consists of Berry Bowls, Olive and Bon-Bow Dishes, Cracker Jars, Vases, 82.35, $2.50, @3and es . which were BARGAIN TABLE, NO. 4. Contains Cake Pintes, Teplite Ware, Vases, Be. Former prices were 1, he, 88 aM G5. Your choice during this sale © BARGAIN TABLE, NO. 5. Here is to be found articles at reduced prices, Rot classified as above, incinding Celluloid ‘Crumb Trays and Brushes, Ivory Ware, Opaque Glass Ware, Vase, ke. (Fourth floor, 10th st. bullding.? Is Panasor. Derantaesr HERE ARE THREE SPECIALS. LADIES’ 41NCH SUX UMBRELLAS, with Natural Wood or Plain Black handles. 91.35 each, —— Ladies’ 22-inch Surah Silk Parasols, tn Tan, Brown and Garuet, choice uandies, reduced to 82.Weach. Ladies’ 22-inch Plain Biack Windsor and Gros Grain Silk Parasols, suitable for wouruing— Pisin Biack handles —#5 and 3.50 each, — First floor, Lith st. building.) WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, 11th and F ste, aw’ Laxssvxcu & Bro. It isa known fact that we carry. the larwest and best selected stock of LADIES, MISSES’ AND BOYS" Shirt Waists Lereabouts. (Our stock includes EVERYTHING ‘That is desirable—we can fit all awesand have sparel no pains to secure for you and as the VERY BEST For the money. We fully, freely and unre- strainedly «uarantee each and every Waist price not taken into consideration at all. BLACK SUMMER CORSETS, @1. To secures material in a Sum- mer Corset that would stand all test of wear and holding color was not an easy matter; many tried this. Mayer, Strouse & Co. of New York have succeeded and now another buon to comfort and style is added to the list of Indies’ desiration. We are oue of their many avents. One dollar ts the price. Ali sizes from 18 to 30. TOILET ARTICLES or MERIT. Lubin's Toilet Powder, lange iar, 100. per packase. Very Pine Triple Extract, im Aifferent odors, special sale, 2c, per bottle, Bath Sachet, ready for use ‘save soap and sponse, only 1 Special sale of Totlet Waters, Bay Rom, Triple Extracts, Soaps, Sones and Chainuis, Best English Tooth Powder, 2 SPECIAL GIVE VALUES IN OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT, ‘SpecialOur@1to @2.50 Enamel Ladies’ Pins, Ate. New Birthstone Rings in all the new suttings, I4-kt. gold, 0. All our Derby Sliver Goods at cost for the mext ten days. Hand- some désigue for wedding pree- ents. Ourentire new line of Very Fine Shell Hair Pine, Rewular price, $1. Your choice, 50. Gentlemen's 14-Kt. Solid Gold Tapel Society Buttons. Price, a. A full line of Sends for shirt waists and Vamar shirts. Choice, ‘$5c.to SOc. 500 patterns to select from. Oar store fe the coolest in the ‘elty. Kept deliebtfully cool with our fy (0) patent cooling fane ‘No anpoyanee sufferec frou beat ‘or fies. LANS= — BURGH _& BRO.