Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1891, Page 4

4 -_ “THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON: TUESDAY. - August 4, 1991. Editor. STAR bas a regular and permanent circulation in Washington three times lnrger than that of any other paper in the city. As « local NEWS paper and Advertising Medium it has no competitor. All Americans have an interest in the mect- ing of Union veterans at Detroit today. The great organization which there convenes in an- nual session embodies the contest for the in- tegrity of the republic, and the heroism, pa- tience and self-sacrifice which illustrated that contest ard made a favorable issue possible. It is likewise the embodiment of the spirit ot the people, their self-possession, their love of order and liberty, their devotion to the Consti- tution and laws, their faith in the increasing excellence of onr institutions. The citizen soldiers snd ex-soldiers of any free land are ‘the type of its independence, the mainstay and security of its liberties. What the men who followed Miltiades at Marathon, the Swiss can- tonal leaders at Morgarten, Cromwell at Dun- bar and Worcester were to Greece, Switzerland and England, the men of the United States who conquered with Grant and Sherman and Thomas at Appomatox, Atlanta and Nashville are to North America. The host of Persia, the brilliant stray of Austrian knights and the more devoted cavaliers of England were sever- ally or collectively no match for the Americans who faced oyr heroic armies on so many des- perate fields. The peril, trials, misfortunes and triumphs of that long and memorable straggle lift into highest renown the actors in those events whose deeds saved the Union and secured the future of a hemisphere. The choice of a place for the next year’s en- campment will be the proceeding of perhaps greatest moment to the country at large. The Veterans themselves have the liveliest interest in the matter. That Washington willbe chosen is the general expectation, and probably the desire, of an overwhelming majority of the people of the country. The reasons urged in behalf of the national capital are strong and numerous, and it is not easy to suppose that the veterans will turn a deaf ear to them no ‘matter bow earnest the efforts of others. The Washington delegation are working energet- ically in behalf of their mission. Barcelona has long been the revolutionary center of Spain when revolutions have been radical republican in character. Of course the Basque provinces are the headquarters of Car- liam, ard Madrid, the seat of government, of the reigning faction or factions. At present, notwithstanding the abortive attempt of Sun- day, the country is enjoying a Iuil and the republicans are evidently awaiting develop- ments. The declaration of a republic in Portu- wal would lead toa republic in Spain ina few days; or at any rate a most desperate struggle to set one up. But while the great republican ehiefsare biding their time the extremists are endeavoring unsuccessfully to seduce the garrisons. Even in red republican Barcelona they have failed to make an impression. There isa lesson in this for all the rash pickets of radicalism throughout Europe. oe There are curious points in the Kentucky election yesterday. The democrats usually carry that state by enormous majorities. This year they had to face these conditions: The party was civided on the ratification of the new constitution, some of its ablest minds, like Senator Carlisle, opposing the instrument, while the republicans were pretty much united in its favor. There was a strong third party, calling itself the people's, and a fourth or pro- hibition party. The democratic members of the Farmers’ Alliance did not, as a body, sup- port the peopie’s party ticket, but only here and there deserted the democratic standard where they could not control the nominations. "The result of the election appeareto be that the democvatic state ticket is elected by nearly the usual majorities, perhaps less in the case of some nonunees, but the legislature ie under the control of the alliance. This was accomplished for the most part by capturing the democratic county conventions. The republicans, plump- ing their votes squarely for the new constitn- tion, would seem to share in the fruits of vic- tory. From the standpoint of such conserva- tive democrats as Mr. Carlisle the election is full of il omens. The future, bristling as it does with party dissensions and the uncertain- ties of legislation, may well awaken such appro- hensions’ as he is reported to bave expressed some time since if the alliance should secure the legislature of Kentucky. ——_+= A conclave away from Rome and the election of @ foreign page are what Italy has feared and still fears, it is said. Italy would lose prestige certainly without the Vatican. An italian pope, too. no matter what the relations of Vaticar. with Quirinal, would have an Italian feeling on other questions than those that divided king and the pontiff. It may that the threat held over Humbert’s head of a for- eign meeting place of the cardinals, and the election of a foreign pope is a shrewd restraint on his government which the cabinet of Leo think to be necessary under the relations exist- ing between the two powers. -— —— ‘The scoundrelly newspaper fakirs who were busy lately at Bar Harbor writing Mr. Blaine into his grave, atspace rates, seem to have gone west for ceenpation. The thrilling fabrication of the “murder of Mr. and Mrs. Brumfield and their five children in Wayne county, West Va., by a crowd of drunken Italian laborers,” bears all the ear marks of the work of the Bar Harbor wang. — There are subtreasury alliance men and anti- eubtreasury alliance men in Kansas, and Chair- man Harrisof the alliance executive committee is “agin the bill,” while Senator Peffer's paper issaid to be hedging in its demands The Farmers’ Alliance is evidently weakening in Kansas, whatever its strength elsewhere. Sir James F. Stephen, who recently retired from the English bench, takes the trouble to say that whether betting is right or wrong de- pends on the circumstances of the wager; that in the neture of things questions of that kind mast be left to the decision of the persons whom they actually affect. Sir James’ views on the subject are those of most people, but considering all that has happened, it is very good of him to be at the pains of bringing them before the public in an emphatic, authorite- tive way. + Mr. Tngalls presents to the public the statie- tical conclusion that not less than 10,000,000 | REPRI people ace constantly hungry. ‘Tho number of people who are constantly thirsty is doubtless too formidable for figares. sans — A scientist announces that he has discovered | ICE FITCHERS—PLATED PORCELAIN LINED. a “peeniiarly beautiful mummy” at ‘Thebes. ‘The scientific idea of beauty is sometimes ar confusing as that of the crank wsthete. as It is not made clear whether or not people whoare invited tonew countries to pick up sold are expected to bring their own nuggets with them. ————— ‘Mr. Parnell is picking up the mussiles that were flung at him and using them against his adversaries, Everybody seems to be “talking nawsty” abont everybody else over there. a It would be extremely gracious in Chili ifshe Would dv Halmaceda up neatly and compactly ‘aad ship him on to the Chicago exposition, so ‘that we can all gets look at him. rule wita bis cross bow, and split ‘the sbip in sight of shore. —————+2_____ In conaection with the underpaid members ofthe Marine Band, Congress should have real- ized long ago that a musician's notes are not negotusbie at the grocery store. ee Apprehension exists in Europe that mon- ‘erehy is now going to be made to walk Spanish. AT KNEW PALLY LETTER. You can thank the rainy weather for this: We afer our entire stock of over @1,000 worth oS Ladies’ White Waiste and Skirteat an enormous sacrifice. More plainly, we have reduced the price of every Waist and Skirt in the store. The windowful Lelps to tell the pitiful tale of slaughtered prices. Here are the Particulars: Our Ge. Fancy Print Waists have been reduced to 38e. each. , Our @1 White Indie Linen Waists have been reduced to 7c. each. ‘The above Waists have four rows of fine tucks in the collar and cuffs and etht fine plaits back and front and have been an extra- ordinary good value at $1. Now Our 88. Fancy Percale Waists ere originaliy bought to sell for |. but we made them 8Nc. asa "card." Now we drop them to The. each and they are the best ‘Waists ever offered in any city at this price. Made from Garner's ‘Bein. soft-finished percale. Our 81.25 White Waists have Deen reduced to $1. These have @ band of insertion in the collar aud cuffs and have eight plaits back and front. Our $1.75 White Waist have been reduced to $1.25. ‘This isan elegant Waist, well made, and has combinations of wide apd nar- row plaits front and back. $1.75 to al Our $2.50 Extra Fine White “Outs y* Belted Waists have «been reduced to 82. This Waist is of superior quality India Linon; bas a band of Hamburg fuserting in the collar and cuffs; eight fine plaits front and back and finished with belt. $2.50to ALL WHITE SKIRTS RE- DUCED. ‘We have not a large stock of them; so delay not. Every one reduced. Laties’ White Lace-striped Skirts reduced from 1.75 to $1.25. Put @ 75c. White Waist with this Skirt and you have White Suit for $2. Our 81.75 White India Linen Skirts have been reduced to 91.50. Our $2.25 White India Linon Wide-plaited Skirts have been reduced to $2. As both August and September are warm-weather months you will have plenty of need for these ‘Waists and Skirts. (Second floor.) WILLIAM H. McKNEW, BY 983 Pennsylvania ave. nw. SSSSSHSSS SSSI RF Dany Buen FROM THE GREAT DOUBLE REMOVAL SALE. FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5. A lot of only about 50 pairs Men's Low Cut Button and Ties. Were $1.50 and $1.75. Now Ke. About 200 pairs Men's Fine Calf Hand-sewed Low Shoes. Were $3 and $3.50. Now $2.37. Ladies’ 82.50 Hand-sewed Welt Coffin Toe Patent Tip Oxford Ties. Now 81.80. About 150 pairs Ladies’ Dongols Hand-turned Oxford Ties, opera shape, medium heel, plain and patent tip toes, common-sense, plain or Patent tip toe. Were $1.75 and 82. Now 91.15. ‘36 pairs more Misses’ $1 Low Heel Oxford ‘Ties, plain toes or patent tip. Sizes 13's to 2's. ‘Now 58. REDUCTIONS IN SHOE DRESSING. Russia Tan and Raven Gloss Dressing. Regu- larly, Now le. Brown's French Dressing and Bixby's Royal Polish. Now éc. A qo ss HAHS HH “4H NNN RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 816 SEVENTH STREET. 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, aut 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 8.E. bhaabhbhabh §2 We close at 6 p.m., Saturdays excepted. Tey Text Tue Fursos. FERKVERY PURCHASER OF ASUIT OR ER ANOVERCOAT AT OUR REDUCED i PRICES BECOMES A WALKING ADVERTISEMENT FOR US. THEY RE- ALIZE THE SAVING THEY HAVE MADE AND DO THEIR FRIENDS AND A GOOD TURN BY TALKING OF IT. IF YoU HAVE NOT YET LOOKED THROUGH OUR STOCK IT I8 HIGH ‘TIME YOU DID 80, AS THE ASSORT- MENT GROWS SMALLER EVERY DAY AND THE VERY SUIT OR OVERCOAT YOU WOULD WANT MAY BE SOLD IF YOU PUT OFF COMING TOO LONG. YOU CAN GET A THOROUGHLY RE- LIABLE PERFECT-FITTING BUSI- NESS OR DRESS SUIT, A MEDIUM, HEAVY OR LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER- COAT OB A PAIK OF STYLISH TROUS- ERS AT FROM 2 TO 50 PER CENT LESS THAN THEIR REAL WORTH. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, 8.E. COR. 7TH AND D STS. N. 00 aut. M. W. Beverivee, Nos. 1215 F st. and 1214Gst., HAS HIS STORE FULL OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS. Buch as delight housekeepers and others, NOW IN SEASON, FREEZERS—WHITE MOUNTAIN. DO. LORILLARD’S, tor hotels and clubs. FRUIT JARS_MASON'S. JELLY TUMBLERS—TIN TOP. WATER COOLERS—PORCELAIN LINED, GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ‘Tumblers from Je. exch to $30 per dozen. WHITE STONE CHINA, all kinds. DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, FROM’ ICH DESIGNS to very simple and inexpensive. Store closes at 5 p. m. during August. mh7-Om _ Tex Pee Ces Orr For Case. THE LAST AND LOWEST REDUCTIONS FOR THIS SEASON. 100 pieces of PRINTED BA’ us ‘LENS and GINGHAMS at pbc cfr . reat many other SPRING and SUMMER GOODS ‘Which we wish to close out before the summer is over, 329-08 ‘Roon.s clean and free frou ellie iawenneemnclinnpencenipsiciiicienits, STORE AT 20, eo PERE. Ave x ays “DW. = ‘aRD CORBETT. bbbhbaibhhehahih |GERATORS-EDDY'S, withslate stoneshelves. W. A. Presce &Co.. Succesorsto E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, Corner Sth street. = — A Cicsren Or, Razrzs FOR WEDNESDAY. Wehbave just finished our stock taking and now we are going to do some tremendous STOCK SELLING. Our house is brimming over with hosts of GOOD BARGAINS. You know that this fs August and the summer is drawing toa close. We have many good things Yet which you can use, bat which we must sell, aud YOU KNOW OUR MODERN AND EN- TERPRISING METHODS WILL NOT AL- ‘LOW us to wait until the last moment to dis- Pose of what would then be unseasonable goods. NO. We will give you a €HANCE at thom NOW while they are useful. When you visit our store these days and see so many good BAR- GAINS and so many REDUCED PRICES you are very apt, in fact almost sure, to leave with ® good supply of USEFULS BOUGHT gT MONEY-SAVING PRICES. $3.17 Sux Moz Harts For 98 CENTS. HERE 18 A SEASONABLE BARGAIN for you—jnst the time you want one: LADIES’ FINE SILK MULL ATS, in the newest shapes. in colors of LIGHT BLUE, PINK, LAVENDER, CARDINAL, CREAM, HELIOTROPE. Kegular prices, @3.17 and 73. ALL MARKED DOWNS to 08 CENTS EACH. A Bra Banoars Ix Hose. Tomorrow we will offer a lot of LADIES’ FINE SILKE HOSE, WARRANTED FasT , BLACK, French make, known asC. A. Regu- Jar price all over, 8c. OUR BARGAIN PRICE, G3e. pair. ANOTHER LOT of those EXTRA FINE BALBRIGGAN HOSE for ladies, in all sizes. Regular price, 35c. OUR BARGAIN PRICE, 20e. pair. 3 Lives Ines. 100 yards of BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, alllinen. Former price, 50c. REDUCED TO ‘Bike. yard. 25 yards RED AND WHITE TABLE DAMASK. Former price, 50c. REDUCED ‘TO 2c. yard. 4dozen ALL-LINEN TEA or GLASS TOW- ELS, 18x36 inches. REDUCED TO 12%c. each. ‘Note.—These Towels are already hemmed. W. A. PIERCE & CO., Buecessors to E. G. Davis, ‘719 Market Space, it Corner 8th st. TST TTT TF TTT TTT Waar Next SUMMER UNDERWEAR? Yen. Our stock of summer . ‘underwear is still very large, and to reduce it we offer you a discount per cent off marked prices. Our stock comprises French and American Balbrig- Cash- mere, Lisle Thread and Silk. We haveall sizes. of 23 wane, Gauze, JOSEPH AUERBACH, “YOUR OUTFITTER,” { Bown'idwme:” } ae § 8. ¥. ave. cor. 15th st. é Up towa. ShDESDADRRDDLDAMALLABLGL ALLEL THE EVENING STAR: WASI Brovusavs Wospearct. Casu Ban- GalNs. wutiful Lawns and Challies, 5c. and uj ely Zephyr Ginghains, Handsome Out TO 19e.. 91.60 Bilk-warp Black Henrietta now 81. Lonsdale Catton, Se. BEST DRESBMAK = Sillesiaa, Uo. Hlomcey. 202" Bergatae ta Collars “and Cuffs, ‘Notions, aul ‘We close at 6 p. m., Saturdays excepted, Souxsox & Lurrnzit, 713 MARKET SPACE. Special prices for the coming week: About 20 pieces of Dress Goods, plain and plaid; sold for 25 and 36c. ; specially adapted for traveling. 5c. PER YARD. Do you need an extra suinmer dress in Satine, Pon- gee. Challie or any other desirable summer goods! You can save time and money by buying of u Surah Sashes sold splendidly with us about twelve left. You can buy them as foilows: ‘The $5.00 grade go at $3.98. #00 * e150 “e119. Gents’ Neglizee Shirts must go this week. 80 we offer you some rare chances. well as any $2 grade ; we will close them for Ge, JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, aul 713 Market space. Rerern & Co. 149 BST. SEL, 1891. Children’s White and Colored Mull Hats: 4c. quality for. ‘White Mull Hats, Ladies’ White Aprons, 3 styles of SOc. quality for... Ladies’ Embroidered Aprons, Gstyles of Be. quality for.. yom Asy Parcz. RATCLIFFE, DARR & CO., ‘920 Pa. ave. Avertox. ‘We have s large lot of Gas Fixtures, Chandeliers, &e., sent us, Will auction MONDAY, AUGUST 3, and until sold. T. B. Towser & Sox, DBY GOODS DEALERS, 1316 7th st. a. w. Bargains for the week commencing MONDAY, JULY 27: lée. pasereren ‘Doren tha bi. Ls a 0c. 756. and St, apc aga et ei eees ercea das Hes abe WMPORTED LINE NLA’ BS REDUCED i f 1040. est CXS Warner's, “Ball's and arch uhiek Woe, dae alr joves, Ni Count NTE ick ra S n ip To Mopertent BELOW down-town price Cs con Calpand . EAD (& CO. (recently on F st. ), ba Bigres 1819 and 1821 Bath t., near B. Halabi red we have Sample bargain.--100 Part Wool Shirts, made as CAPITOL HILL. Special Bargains for the week commencing July 20, StS ttes aay oe ears: Meteniare-5 pm eter Or Dovsre Ixrenesr- PERRIS. ‘We have*‘folded” up the prices on our pretty JAPAN- To Ovz Niw Cuestete. ESE FANS. A little further on we have grouped some HANDKERCHIEFS together according to rice, and You wili be surprised st the gathering of quality. It is wonderful the amount of service you can get breeze as quickly as aten times costlier one. You know how fashion flocks. You wil! hardly find a lady who is not Using this season one of these inexpensive Japanese oddities, and we have even cheapened the original out of these cheap FANS, They will cowx cheap cost. Perhaps you need another. A “folder” in all colors, G cants. Nine cents buys a DECORATED PARCH- MENT PAPER JAPANESE FAN ora BLAC one. Both styles fold and are worth 15c. A LARGE SIZE IN LIGHT COLORING with the sticks laced m silk cond is only 12 cents. PLAIN an@ DECORATED BLACK FANS ‘with silver and gold ornamentation—I5c. Re- duced from 2c. SILVERED EXTENSION DECORATED FANS—20c. Reduced from 20c. A variety of other patterns—a GOLD PAKCHMENT among them at the same price. i We heve taken several vaines—some worth even 50c. and marked them Scents. You will find all our JAPANESE FANS are ‘easier to reach" now than they have been—and the prices ‘never were in the lead of the qualities. The 12 and 15-tnch SATIN PALM LEAF FANS are reduced to 2 for 5 cents, ‘You are very apt to have ‘such an admirable opportunity. Tue ’Kencmers. Woare going to let the pricestell this story. ‘The figures will be more eloquent than words. One hint we will throw out—not ap unreliable guality—nor an Amperfection ever passes our scrutinizing inspection It isn't so every- Y our HANDKERCHIEP stock. where, you may know froin bitter experience. nae Ar 12} Cxmm— LADIES’ PURE LINEN HANDKER- ‘CHIEFS with neat printed borders. LAD PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED AND CORDED AND TAPE-BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. LADIES’ PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS. All widths of them, and LADIES’ MULL AND LINEN HANDKER- CHIEFS in embroidered, block and drawn- LADIES’ MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS ‘with solid Black borders, hemmed a half inch and an inch deep. LADIES’ PURE LINEN MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS with designed borders. LADIES’ INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS with the letter in open-work embroidery. MEN'S PUKE LINEN HEMSTITCHED with taped and corded borders. PRINTED BORDERS ina large variety. —Ar 25 Cexrs— LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS, embroidered, scalloped edges, hemstitched, with tucking and drawn work. LADIES' PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS with borders from » quar- ter to an inch and a half wide. LADIES’ SHEER LINEN LAWN HEM- STILCHED HANDKPRCHIEFS with hems half and an inch wide. LADIES" MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFS ‘with plain and designed borders. LADIES’ LINEN AND MULL HANDKER- CHIEFS in solid colors and hemstitched tinted borders. ‘These are novelties, EMBROIDERED OPEN-WORK INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, ladies’ size. —Ar 50 Crsrs— LADIES’ PURE LINEN HANDKER- CHIEFS—hemstitched borders and embroic- ered and scalloped edzes. All sizes of HEMSTITCHED HANDKER- CHIEFS in all width of hems—12¥e., 25¢., ec. 50c. and 75e. Silk and Linen Initial in plenty. ‘Time makes trade in HANDKERCHIEFS. Tho natural wear and tear will wreck the staunchest quali- Whenever that is— now oF later—give us an option on your purchase. We will earn the rizht to it with OUR SURPASSING QUALITIES-ALWAYS MARKED AS LOW AS ties. Thi you become buyers. POSSIBLE. SRATON PERRY, “PERRY BUILDING," NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Established 1840, at ——— Srviisa Suozs: ‘This season's production. Made of the BEST HOOVER stock and sold at And LOW prices, SNYDER, 1217 Penna. ave. ‘SHOES that you yb ‘Will appreciate. Roevvess New Foastrvre Sroze, 613 7TH ST. N. W., Between E and F sts. * ‘New goods are arriving daily and our floors fre as crowded as ever. Today we wish to call ‘your special attention to cur handsome line of Bed Room Suites, Sideboards and Refrigera- tors. Besides being useful and seasonable articles they also make pretty home ornaments and, with Carpets, Mattings and Oilcloths, will ‘make one’s home inviting and enjoyable. We cannot miss also referring to our third floor—carpeted its entire lenth for the proper dispiay of our magnificent assortment of Parlor Buites. In styles and Snish and quality they ‘must be seen to be appreciated. Asin the past, woare always willing to make terms to suit our customers, and noone need therefore deprive himself of home comforts oa ‘the ples of want of ready cash. JOHN RUDDEN, FURNITURE DEALER, 513 7th st. a. we Skuiasos, 1200 AND 1202 PA. AVE. N.W., Has just received a carload of OLD PASADENA PORT, SHERRY AND CLARET. PURE GRAPE WINE. j 6 BOTTLES, $1, AND 4 BOTTLES, 81. A Pocket Corkscrew gratis with every dollar sale, my23-e03m_ B 8 TEA. ts of use fora FAN dur ing the next two months—and it seems to usit would be a good plan to lay in a relief now, while there is for 84.51 10%3-te ‘That sale of fine Cambric and Cotton Underwear is bringing patrons new to ut, who we notice elimb the stairs instead of taking the elevator. The elevator is in prosenoc just rear of Glove Department. you get up stairsask tobe shown the @1.19 Cambric Gowns, The material and trmmutnysare worth Gnd finish ia seldom seen in teat 1.19. A skit with fvo dollars worth of fine lace trim te somewhat of » luxury, You may own one for ouly $2.98. And these39c. garinents—just count the cost of terials and then note the finish—the fiat felled Be sure and ask to be shown the above-mentioned garments, hecause they are the best values in the col- lection. But please don't delay a call—this is written Unselfishly! If you don’t supply yourself others are only too glad to do so—are doing #0 and #0 rapidly that you'll soon only hear of that manufacturers’ surplus stock of fine Underwear that was at the Palate Royal. Ornze Szoosp-Froog Artnacrioxs. Don't you need a Wrap of some kind? Nowhere will you find a better assortinent of Shawis. Ten percent discount is the inducement to make tomorrow the thine and the Palais Hoyal the place to buy one. We have the new and beautiful shell patterns in combine- tion colors in Knit Shawis and Blaek, White and colors tn other styles. Cashmere Sb 1.35, 81.68, $1. Beno awit, $1.35, 81.68, $1.85, 61.98, =" ‘Shawls, $1.68, $1.85, $2.25, $2.18, 62.68, Knit Wool Shi , c 25, ees, awis, $1.50, $1.98, $2.25, $2.48, a and Wool, $2.48, 82.68, $3.50, 83.98, $4.50, Drap d'Fte, $2.68, €2.98, $3.50, 83.75. $4, 94.50, £5.50. 96, 87, $7.50, $8, 89. $10, 810.75, 8 812, 912.50. #27Deduct one-tenth from ebove prices, which are those you will find marked on the Shaws, Buuzeas, Wrarrsas Axp Srxszvs, Full Roll-front Blazers of Navy and Black all-wool cloth, in all sizes frou 38 to 40, and only $2.50 each. ‘The typically English Plaid Blazers, sizes 32 to 40, are reduced from $4 to 83.25 each. WRAPPERS. —Not made in Paris, but a fac simile of the latest Paris style. Made of Plaid Scotch Gingham; Fedora front, Watteau back, the correct full high Sleeves. Sizes 94 to 44. Reduced from $2.68 to $2.39. JERSEYS.—Can be looked on as @ body guard, » reserve—quick and ready in time of emergency. ‘Phe tickets ob these Jerseys read $3.08 and 83.50, and yet you may own one for ONLY $1.50. Black, White, Cream, — Brown, Blud; braided in naval and military sty] Lers Go Dows Starrs Now. You now know of the best bargaius‘on our second floor. Learn of the first floor. SILK GLOVES. —Hero are the very best Milanese Silk Gloves at lowest prices on record: 7c. quality for 59 cents and 98e. quality for 79c. Not only fast black but all the scarce shades of Grays, Tans. Pawn, Mode. Here are Black Silk Mitts ‘marked 31 cente—quatity that coste you Séc. at the credit stores. Reduced to only 27c. a pair. Burrs. ‘The writer hasa list before him that would fill the balance of this column, but space is precious and time short. What will our buyer say to this brief summary? Belts of ail kinda from $8 down to We. Those marked 8£ reduced to $1.68 and 40 on down i vou reach the ic. Belts offered at Be. Brack Sirxs, 10 per cent Giscount—one-tenth of the following pricesand a written guarantee viven, binding usto jivea new dress if the one gelected eplite or crocks within siz manthe of purchase: . 50 81.68, @1.89 yard. 50, $1.68, $1.98, $2, Satin Rhddame, $1, @1.25, $1.50, 81.68. Peau de Soie, $1, $1.25, $1.50. Satin Merveillenx, $1, 81.25, $1.50, Royal Armure, $1, 8 Surah, 50¢., 68e. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) LL. A Tare Days Suz OF CHOICE *Lace Ners Axp F Louxcrnas. The prices marked on the Lace Drapery Nets and Flonncings are in many instances reduced prices. It ‘Would cause too much of a loss to reduce these reduced prices permanently, so for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 3, 4and 5, we allow s discount of ten per cent, by which time the stock will be lowered to the extent desired. ASK TO SEE THESE. 94.50.—The Bow Knot Pattern Net, reduced fom 85.75 to $5, can be bought until Wednesday eveding yard. ‘$2.0.—The Chantilly Net of polka dots and block pattern, reduced from $2.50 to $2.25, is only $2.03 during the three days’ sale, 82.10 —The 10 per cent discount brings the Forget- Me-Not Pattern Net to only $2.16 yard. The former price was @2.75; the reduced price 82.40. $1.00.—The Chantilly Net of amall bow knots, re duced from $2.40 to $2, may be had until Wednesday for only $1.60 yard. 91.35.—The Nets of polka dot stripes, reduced: from $2081.50, is temporarily reduced once more to 91.35 yard. ‘90c.—The Net, with arrow hesd and polka dot de- sign, that was reduced from $1.25 to $1.10 is togo at 99c, yard. Sl0.—The very pretty Shell Pattern Net, reduced from $1.25 to 90c., may be had before Thursday for only Sle. yard. : 90c.—The Louis XVI Net, reduced from $1.35 to 81, may be had for 90c. yard. ‘72c.—The Mourning Nets that were reduced from @1 to 80c. are new 72c. yard. Sa-Entire stock of 48-inch wide Lace Drapery Nets and 42-inch wide Flouncings are offered at 10 per cent discount until Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock. Among the Flouncings are many lovely designs at the foligwing prices: $1, 81.35, $1.75, 82, 82.25, 82.68, $3.75 and $3.08. Thees are the prices marked on them. Deduct one-tenth to get the special sale prices, ‘The display in window of No. 1119 Pennsylvania avo. will give an ides of the new Demi-flouncings and ‘Whiteand Cream Laces, THE PALAIS ROY. (Continued below.) ~~ Bios Ov Aut Knos. SATCHELS.—A visit to this department will demon- strate that ft 1s for the best goods that Palais Royat ‘prices are noticeably lower than at the credit stores. CLUB BAGS of real alligator, leather lining, leather covered frame, patent hinge, de. Tuches....0..« at He d8 gla 28 bolas 8 500 Real Alligator Bags (pieced), made to our epecial order. Late delivery and loss of sales thereby have been made good by the makers and thus unprecedent- edly low prices are possible. ‘The prices are 20 low that you may be apt to doubt your eyesight. You can see the Bags are real alligator, but you need sguaran- tee because of the prices. Every Bag stamped on the dottom se follows: Warranted Genuine Alligator, Fes ‘c1-20l 91:40] e240] etto| e240 Imitation Alligator sud Cowhide Baga, lined, nickel Jock, key and trimmings. Price 222s-vsde Lote. [02.8 |B AS Lae, Cowhide Grain Leather Bags, with leather lining and Jeather-covered frame, patent hinge, &c. CANVAS Telescope mings. Hrices 27 ot. | alts] of] o2%sl aF3s| a? CABIN BAGS of solid beather lining and leather- covered frame, Sitti al hl atelth Sos ‘these expanding bage. Those Sal eel eel ae 1 $2.48] @2. 751 $3.00 & LISKER. (Cor, 12th and Pa. ave. a] ooDWwaRD Ax Fs seer 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. ¥.W. 82 Unhi September 1 we close on Saturdays Gt Lo'clock: other dave at p.m. ies Coxtrsvarion Or Ove SEMI-ANNUAL SALE oF MEN'S UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS. ‘Tho tmmente sales of yesterday and today have greatly dimtshed the stock, but there sti!l emains © complete line of sizes at all the prices: Lor » ‘Made of good muslin, same weizht as Wamsutta, only four picks coarser. Pure linen bosom—front end beck of shirt reinforced and double stitched—three-ply neck and waist bands, linen faced—folled ‘seams—hand-worked button hole 4m front~open back, end opening ‘bas endless and extension facings— shirt cut straight way of the cloth— . Well finished. Sizes 14 t0 17. ‘38e. each, L Made of .Wamsutta Muslin, 1900 OT pure linen borom—open back and opening bas endless ayd extension 2 facing. French placket sleeves faced—reintoreed fronts—gathered yokes—linen faced cuff bands— every shirt cut straightway of the cloth and double stitched—ele- gantly made—size 14 to 18, 500. Lor Mate of an exceltent muslin, counting 80x84 threads to the 2 square inch—1900 pure linen Plaited bovom—open front and back or open back—French placket Sleeves, facod—back opening has endless and extension facing—cut straizhtway of the cloth—deuble felled seams—pertect fitting—sizes 14 to 18, Te. To the easuat observer all shirts look alike, To the experiencea eye there is a great difer- ence. In view of this fact we ask a critical ex- amination of the various fine points and details in the manufacture, wherein we claim our shirts to be superior to any others at the same Price, Weaim to get the best shirt possible to ‘sell at a given price, rather than see how cheap Sshirt wecan buy. We giveas minute descrip- tion as possible of our shirts, believing that ‘You appreciate the fact that it is just such seem- ingly unimportant points that make one thing better than another. —o— Ove Seataxsvar Suz OF SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT HANDKERCHIEFS IS STILL IN PROGRESS. painters Lot 1—Worth 25c. and 35c. Choice for 20. ‘Lot 2—Worth 37e. and S0c. Choice for 25c. ‘Lot 3—Worth 50c. and 6234. Choice for 35c. ; Bfor 61. Lot 4—Worth 75e. and 873. Choice for 0c, Lot 5—Worth $1, $1.25and $1.50. Choice Te. You can get at these conveniently. They will ‘be put on long center tables. (First floor, second annex.) oes peau ‘The demand for Light-weight Flannels for ‘summer wear stil! continues. Below we men- tion a few Gauze Flannels, 80 popular this sea- s0n, Angola, cotton and wool, 25 inches wide, —30e. a yard. — Mascoma, cotton and wool, thoroughly ‘Shrunk, 31 inches wide, ——45, 50 and Sie. a yard.— All-wool Geuze Flannel, . 31 inches wide, S5c. a yard, BR Bk gece Cotton and Wool Flannel, known as the ‘India Cloth"—cotton warp with woo! filling— Perfect imitation of the silk warp flannel—abso- Jutely unskrinkable. ‘31 inches wide, 45c. a yard. 3 (Second floor, 1st annex.) —o—. Mess Bievcrz, Ovrixe, Texxis Axp Exacting one hundred cents for every dollar's worth of Comforts purchased, gives you immediate posses- ston, and accepts your small weekly or monthly sav- NEGLIGEE SHIRTS REDUCED, —o—. ‘We are determined not to carry one over into ext season. To.accomplish this we have made ‘© still another reduction. Allour Fine French Flannel Shirts that werg 82.25, $2.50 and 82.73, —Now 81.50.— Allour Extra Fine English and Scotch Che- viot and Madras Shirts that were 83.25, $3.50 and 83.75, ~—Now 2.— Don't miss this opportunity, as you may ‘never again have a chance to purchase such high class merchandise at such phenomenally low prices. (First floor, 1st annex.) Boys’ Crormxe Derantuesz. ss A mutt bought now for the boy should be for fall wear—at least this would be economical. Ona separate table we have pisced a lot of suits which are all dark colors, with single and double-breasted coats,and are Just the thing for “bridging” over til! real cold weather. All Pure wool and entirely new. Sizes range from 4 to 14 yours, . —Only $4.50 each.—. (Third floor, 11th st. building. ) A Few Isrenesmxe Iveus Ix LINENS. —o— Extrs Quality 72-inch German Damask, full bleached, heavy quality. —Reduced to 75e. 8 yard. — 20 dozen 22x34-inch Fringed Damask Tray Cloths, plain White or with colored borders. —Redtuced to 375c. each. — Extra Quality Huck Damask Towels, pigin White or with borders of Pink, ‘Lieht Blue, Navy Blue, Red, Yellow, &. ‘20dozen % All-linen Irish and German Dam- ask Dinner Napkins, ——Reduced from €3.50 to $2.95 a dozen, All-linen Doylies for dentists’ use, 532536 inches, —Reduced from 20e. to 10e. a dozen, — (Second floor, 11th st. bufldine, ) Frva Srecurs Ix Livres: Brazezs, sates 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. — SI" For an enjoyable uncheon visit our cafe, eisth Aoor, 1th at, building, accessible by two clevators. T, a] navettxe Goons Deranruesr. shoes Sain Tt ise well-known fact that we advertise goods for what they are in reality, never mis Tepresenting them, and guarantee them &s represented. This holds good in our Tray- ¢ling Goods Department, as well as in other Parts of the store, therefore persons who are Unable to visit this department can write for what they desire and be assure the same satis faction as those who find it convenient to come and select for themselves, receiving the best values at the lowest prices. As this department 1s one of the permanent features of our establishment we bave taken, reat care in the selection of our goods, ali of Which are of the most reliable makes from the Jeading manufacturers of the country. includ- ing everything that goes to make up a first-class department. There are Tranks and Bars of . Extension Cases, Dress-suit nd Gentlemen's Hat Boxes, Shawl Rolls and Straps, Steamer Chairs and Bugs, Trank Straps, Tags, &c. TRUNKS. ‘This stock includes Ladies’ Dress Tranks, Men's Trunks, Steamer Trunks, Wall Trunks, Light-weight Trunks, Basket ranks, Sole Laster ‘Trunks, Hat Trunks, Packing Trunks, c. ‘No. 39-Ladies’ Light-weight Canvas Dress Trunks—linen lined—bardwood slate, leather Dound—reinforced valance band—steel clamps and Linges—best lock bolts and **Excelsior™ Jock—large set-up tray and extra dress tray— sheet iron bottom. ‘301m. im. Shim. = 38-in. $9.25 910.00 810.75 811. No. 81—Ladies' Canvas. Drees ‘Trunks-made of the best Michigan pine-"Inen lined “dou Sn two Jeatker straps ‘heats piel test ° strape—Leavy “< i MC" patent binwes good toes snd ton bolts sheet iron bottom, ig Soin, 32in. Stin. — 30-in. $12.50 91325 814.50 815.50 —s—— BAGS. Our line of Traveling Bags is the larvest ever = v2 iB es consisting of Club Bags. esis nage Gomes Buen gen wn a . in real alligator, seaiskin, grain ES, atts atte os No. Gi—Genuine Co rain Club Bas ~Tenther ned leother covered tee fis inlay inside pocket—patent binge for hod I4in. Open. 404n. 1) 12tn. 13-in. 31.85 882.10 92. 40 6S ita. 16-in. - 2.90 83.15 83.40 So, 20-2 ang cul Be_satage Bagi ine enti aoe Ecictapuggars sf tiline be me 10-42. 11-in. 14-in. o 8S Be i7n Tein A ® No. 625—Ladies' Cabin” Bags—real seal leather-covered. frame and. tals ther dited“aickel mouttinge dining, All thane matted free SP charge! EF- Grunt craps risen ul peothaatret FOLLOWING SMALL LoTs KSAT REDUCED PLACES: ies 4 Men's trunks. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, aut 20th, 11th and F sts. nw. A Max Ix Seance Or Arpizs Digging at the roots of the tree would be looked upon by all serisible persons as foolish in the extreme; yet —_— ee eascn. Se Mohair, @3.75, 96.90, DUSTERS, «95.50. Bik. #14.50, Linen from 81.08 v0 85.00. All we stock. Phace your order for Vis- Hing Cards Our price makes it easy for you, tic. for 50 cards and engraved plate. OUR WORK GUARANTEED. Orders delivered within %4 hours when #0 desired. JEWELRY. BATH ROBES. COLLARS AND CUFFS. a an—netatincnecetinctinine LADIES UNDERWEAR. WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS FROM An unusnally large and wellselected stock. We carry Underwear in everything that is de- Sirable. Our stock wae never better fitted for your inspection. Our goods are well made, ‘Deatly trimmed and nicely finished. Every piece is guaranteed. CORSETS. Whenever before did you bebold such a stock of Reliable Corsets. We have every known make of repute. We carry 5 ifferent makes of 5c. CORSETS. | 3 ae as. s * 81.50, s > * am . * 2 ¢ 2 $2.50. ee 2. 2“ 83.50, | eee “. . 85. Altogether (5 makes, You will agree with us, quite an assortment to select from. All our (Corsets are wuaranteed. MALL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE IM DIATE CONSIDERATION. Rot moreso than « housekeeper who expects topur-|Garoaaxs Crenir Hovse chase first-class, reliable furniture at half its value, ‘All prospises of this kind held out by designing deal- ers are delusive and lsid to entrap the unwary, OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM, ings in paythent of the debt. FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES AND A FULL LINE OF SEASONABLE WARES, ON CREDIT, HOUSE & HERRMANW'S (CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 927, O19, 921, 923 7th st, ana F388 Massachusetts ave. nw. ‘The Peerless Whitney Carriages still above par. aul “Avavst Frowsss: aT CARHART & LEIDY'S, ‘928 7th st. and 706 K st. ow. All of our18e. and 20c. French Ginghams to goat 125. a yard. All of our Se. Lawns, and they are all good styles, to go at 3c. a yard. 1,000 yards of India Linon that was 8. and 0c. to go at Se. a yard. All of our Suurt Waste that were S0c. to Tic. to go at 40c. A fow Parasols left, they were $2.50 to @3.50, to goat $1.50. ‘A lot of Fine Gioria Umbrellas, with the new style silver-pointed handles, to go at €1.50each. ‘50 dozen Real Roman Ribbed Fast Black Hose, sizes § to 10, to go at 25c. pair. ‘Bargains in Mattings to close. ‘CARHART & LEIDY, ol ‘W28 Tthyt. and 706 K st. nw. Banox Liao, ‘The grest chemist, pronounced the well-known LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OP BEEF, madect the finest River Platte cattle, infinitely superior in flavor and quality to any made of cattle grown in Europe or elsewhere. He euthorised the use of his ‘Well-known signature as the trade-mark of LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT on Ber. ‘For delicious beet tea. FURNITURE AND CARPETS Solid Oak Antique-finished Bed Room SuitesQS Pieces, for @17 cash or $18 on credit ‘T-piece Parlor Suites, solid walnut frames, uphdl- ‘stored in plush or best bair cloth, for #28 cash or G20 on credit. Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for $2.25 cath oF 82.50 on credit. BRUSSELS CARPET, 60c. cash or Gite. on credits Good INGRAIN CARPET, 350. cash or 400. on credit. ‘We sew and lay all CARPETS free of cost and dou't charge for the waste in matching firures. Our terms are the easiest of any house inthe ity; only small payment at time of purchase and the'bal- ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. No notes required and 6 per cent discoum: alowed on all accounts settled in thirty days. GROGARK'S CREDIT HoUsE, 730 and 741 Teh ot. ow, Ger Tur Besz, THE CONCORD HARNESS, LUTZ & BRO., 497 Penn. ave. adjoining Netional Hutel, Trpnks and Satchels of best make ot low prtees, Tue me" ep eS eg Sete eet cad ark 3 Sata eee Rp ee Shean esas i i i : HoH i fi i iF * * H EPPS's Coc