Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON MONDAY. -August 10, 1881. Editor. STAR bas a regular and Permanent circetation in Weshingten three times Inrger than that of the city. As a lorat wertining Medium i has no competitor. ‘The claims of Washington as the convention city are canceded generally. Only the political auagers rewain to be convinced of its mani- fold aud imposing advantages. As proof, if any were needed, of this statement the recent great uediggl and other assemblies and the sci- eutisic bodies to meet here won would be sutti- cient. Asa matter of fact Washington has been for many years the rallying place more and more of civil and military organizations, as it has becn the Mecea of the intelligent traveller ‘and the resort of the individual seeking reerea- ton. There are reasons abundant why this is so, if it were necessary to state them all or in greater part. One of these is the fact that Washington is the working headquarters of government where the moral, intellectual political forces of 2 powerful nation are cen: tered for action legislatively, executively and judicially. As the power of the people bas grown in all directions eo the greatness of tho government the people have set up and sustain has increased. The distribution of the powers of the federal government has resulted in seat- ing im the city of Washington « vast and varied network of departments, bureaus, offices neces- mary to carry on ‘with efficieney the gigantic machinery of popular rule over a large part of the continent. But this is not all; ity nearness to grand historical seenes, its beautiful situation ‘on ono of the finest of American rivers, its easy eommanications, its delightful climate due to ite location midway between the north and the south are other strong inducementa These shouid ve as potent with the national executive committees in deciding upon a place for the holding of the respective party conventions as with others. The bugaboo of administration influence is not worth » moment's considera~ tion. The want of a suitable hall has been the oniy drawback, but this want will be supplied Before the conventions of “92 are held. The matter of providing ample hali room for great national gatherings is now receiving close at- tention from citizens interested in the city's progreés, and it is quite certain that the build- Img needed will be suppl ———_+2___— The Baltimore and Ohio railroad made itself vastly popular with the traveling public on the Royal Blue line by discarding the use of soft coul, and thereby relieving the trainof the sooty and sickening smoke that blinds and nauseates Pamengers, especially at this season when car doors and windows are kept open. For some reason the company has now re- turned to the use of soft coal on this line. This ie @ great mistake They should have kept themselves to the front in public favor by relieving passengers of the smoke nuisance on their New York line. and they should have also made 4 similar reform ou their other lines, notably their Metropolitan branch from Wash- ington westward. ‘This road does an immense local business in the way of transporting « host of people from their pleasant country homes to their city ccoupations. For twenty or thirty miles out, the stopping places are so frequent that the car doors asa matter of convenience are kept open unless the weather is un- favoraBle. At this season both doors and win- dows are open and the result is that the cars from end toend are filled with this filthy smoke, and the painstaking seeker for pure count ‘sir who enters the train in a tidy, clewuly and altogecber satisfactory condition, fluds himself speedily demoralized, with his linen begrimed with soot, his eyes filled with cinders and his lunge sith the villainous sulpburous choking amoke. Aw onterprising, progressive railroad cor- poration, as the B. and O. has shown itself to be of late, should reform all this aud set theexam- ple for other roads. If the steam roads leading from the city do not correct this smoke sance they will find themselves subjected to a damaging competition from the various elec- tric roads now stretching out into the coun- tey in every direction. The clean. airy clee- trie cars will be very uttractive to the victims of the smoke + ‘The reported agreement between France and Russia has been expected ever since the re- newal of the triple alliance. Indeed, it was said long ago that the two governments under- steod each other's course so well to be to act in unison in rnational complications that a formal but recent treaty hud either been actually entered upon or was unnecessary. It fs very certain that the action of the other great powers will force these nations toa perfect concert if ouedoes notexist already. The con- ferepee between the two foreign secretaries whieh, it is suid, is to take place soon in Switzerland may determine some questions not heretofore agreed upon. It is probable that that conference will relate more directly to commercial than political matters, as the recent treatics formed or proposed as the result of the dreibund affect seriously the commercial in- terests of both powers. Of course their politi- eal unportance in Europe is involved in the Matter, as is also the question of war or peace— @ queston possessing significance to the people ef the United States and the entire civilized workd. +++ The American Sogiety of Microscupists meot here Tuesday of pext weck. ‘This is a body of about four hundred members, and ineindes some of the foremost scientists who study the secrets of nature through the microscope. Washiugiou is svon to be the focus of science iu the western world, as several other learned bodies, among them the great Ameriean Asso- eiation for the Advancement of Science, will sesemble bere during this mouth. —— When ¢x-Cougreseman Kelly forsook the re- publican party to jotm the alliance he not only found « good opeumg for his principles, but he fell into large fields of political promise. Mr. Kelly eujoy» extensive good fortune in having events adjust themselves to bis principles in Suck s timely manner. oe Madame Blavatsky’s desire to have ber ashes thoroughiy distributed Was ouly natural this Kine of weather. dhe showed am entirely eom- prebeasibic ambition te get as far away from Lorself as possible. When Gor. Hill put the presidential bee in Gov. Gray's bonnet he should have called to wind the old-time admouition, “Den't fool with » bee.” ——_—_---—_ Balmeceda and the Chiliam insurgents are timely in their application to Spain to arbi trate between them. It would be just as well Yoend the war while there is still something left to govera. OE The ramor that Jerry Simpson is to be re tired by the Farmers’ Alliance ia Kansas leads toa suspicion that the silk stocking element is Somaiies forward in that body. ee If Kock Creek real estate boom can only be Sustained the inhabitants of the Zoo will be Occupants of Washington's chvicest buikiing Bee Offering extracritinary. To close out the balance of our stock of the following suminer goods we offer them at greatly Peduced prices. Ladies’ Fine Gaure Vests, small sizes only, reduced from 7Se., #00. and 83e. to Ie. each. Children's Fine Ribbed and Pinta Gauge Vests, summer weixht, low neck ant no sleeves, and high neck with long sleeves, siagy J to 14 years, reduced from ‘B¥e. and 50e. to 1e. each. Ladivs’ Pige Swiss Ribbed Drawers re- duced from 38e. to Ise. per pair. SPECIAL IN HOSE. ‘Yeu dozen Ladies’ Superior Lisle- Thread Kiebelieu Ribbed “Boot-Pat- tern Hose, reduced from 0c. to 2te. IN MITTS. Mitts now le. Mitts mow 290. Bitte now 2. . Fans, now 0c. “SPECIALS” IN SUMMER CORSETS. Every Summer Corset in stock has deen reduced, as they inust be soi bé- fore September 1. Our 50e. Summer Corsets are 38c. Our $1.25 Summer Corsots are $1. WHITE WAISTS AND WHITE SEPAKATE DRESS SKIRTS REDU You most need the goods. Ge. Print Waists, 38. $1.00 Tucked White Waists, 73e. ‘BBc. Percale Waist« to T5e. 91.75 White Dress « .irts to 81.25. $2.25 White Lawn Skirts 91.75. DO NOT FORGET ‘Our famous @5 Blazers are now 94. ‘Navy aud Black, with cloth to match for making sicirt, $3.38 and $3.75 per wkirt pattern. Elegant for early fallas well as now. WILLIAM H. McKNEW, t 933 Pennsylvania ave. nw. JOUR DAYS) SALE WC. WILL BUY SEER- Ose ovand gisue at Yi CSS 0.32 ouard 31-30." Ai NE) 12%. OUTING FLAN- USE, th st. Ww. OC. SATEENS, Bi 12 rate! z pay PeiDirse, 1 11th st. se. 687 We close at * p.m., Saturdai yee §& NOT DELAY IF YOU WANT ANY 8 \ 8 or rue 2wevse panoains 33 sow oFrEKED By Us Ix MEN'S CUTAWAY AND SACK SUITS, BOYS’ LONG PANTS SUITS, BOYS’ AND CHIL- DREN'S TWO AND THREE-PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS, KILT SUITS, SAILOR AND BLOUSE SUITS, HEAVY, MEDIUM AND LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER- COATS AND SEPARATE TROUSERS FOK MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. ALL AT A MERE FRACTION OF THEIR REAL VALUE. EACH AND EVERY ONE OF OUR NOBBY, STYLISH AND RELIABLE SHIRT WAISTS 13 SUBJECT TO A DIS- COUNT OF 20 PER CENT FEOM MARKED FRICES. ALL NEAT, PRETTY PATTERNS AND THE BEST FITTING WAISTS MADE. B. ROBINSON & co., AMERICAN OUTFITTERS, $9 PA. AVE. N.W. excer’ bo aul0-e0 ITHIN THE NEXT FOUR DAYS YOU CAN sand, Neste, al piesa wi Luy Seersucker Gi JEW FALL KEMNANTS—1246.. Sitipet‘Moliuea! 100. RAEWS ENTER: atitih ste se. Tenza Finua Soar. Rt fe a steam yacht to a gang plank that you can't weara shoe that fits in this hot weather with comfort. Did you my why? Because your feet burn, ‘are tender, painful and sweaty. In TERRA FIRMA SOAP for the fect you ‘Will find a harmless, practical, sensible, sure remedy. Druggists sell it. 25e. Wholesale by TSCHIFFELY & EVANS, ‘Wholesale Dragaists, Jy13-m, wast 475 Pa. ave. ne BALANCE OF ALPACAS, MOHAIR, FLANNELS, YVonaves, Deap D'etat. Matern sind Hetwe Soate Neato, all colors at half-price tor fuur days ouly at ae CiotaiNaHOUsE, Sit af a «aw. surat eS uNTEMoe Lad Lith st, Se. TTT TTT Teas TTT “Decisiox 18 THE SOUL OF DISPATCH.” ‘We want to Aispateh our re- matuing stock of Outing and Neglige Shirts. With us Decision means Facision And the Knife goes into prices. JOSTPH AUERBACH. “YOUR OUTFITTER," 3 Pa ave, ¥. age. cor. 15th, Sownre’ | ow {™ Seu — Policeman Curry seems to Mave a faculty of manuisctaring his own disturbance when be thinks one is due. — 0 ‘The Luternational Postal Union came without besitauon into accord with the general senti- aot thas Washington is the place for couven- @ caspicion that be is another Horace Greely. If Gov. Gray dogsn’t happen to ese what he wente be asks fonit, PONGRE, Sic. ; taghatna, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. Be j as £8 EE-Prompt attention paid to Mail Orders hs Po and request for samples. Yoo Derr Te FOR LITTLER PRICES than yor find here, if you do there iano need of it, for you won't find them. THE PRICE REVOLUTION ts INVADING EVERY DEPARTMENT in our ‘store, and so we keep rizht on perfecting the MODERN ORGANIZATION of our BUSI- ‘NESS, SELLING OUT what wo have in stock ‘at RIDICULOUS prices and making roam for the new fall arrivals, They are beginning to come in already and Ausust not gone yet. This tsWHAT you it term SHARP MODERN ENTERPRISE. some of the items ‘we wration today will DEMONSTRATE what ‘wo mean by REVOLUTIONARY PRICES. Hane Is Ax Tuesrarios IN MUSLIN] UNDERWEAR, LADIES’. FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS, with a cluster of 8 tucks and 3inch EMBROIDERED rufie. Regular price, 79, REDUCED TO Si. a peir. SQUARE-NECK CORSET COVERS, band- somely trimmed with LACE. Former price, 50c. REDUCED TO 38c. each. LADIES' CORSET COVERS, square heck, ARM HOLES and NECK trimmed with EM- BROIDERY. Former price, 0c. REDUCED TO dle. each. AN ELEGANT MUSLIN GOWN for La- DIES, turndown COLLAR and CUFFS, FRONT and YOKE trimmed with FINE FRENCH EMBROIDERY. Regular price, 91.62. REDUCED 70 $1.20 BACH. NOTE.—The Underwear mentioned above w NOT SHOPWORN or old. It taalt NEW and FRESH and in perfect condition. Avevsr Repverioxs Lx WHITE Goops. 32inch OPEN-WORK WHITE GOODS. Former price, 30c. REDUCED TO S5o. yard. @2ineh PLAID WHITE GOODS. Former Price, SOc. REDUCED TO 330. yard. S2-inch STRIPED WHITE GOODS. Former Price, Sc. REDUCED TO gic. yard. Szimch OPEN-WORK WHITE GOODS. ‘Forwer price, 3744. REDUCED to 2c. yard. Beineh PLAID WHITE GOODS. Former price, 373 KEDUCED TO 25c. yard. 321nch WHITE GOODS, in OPEN-WORK PLAIDS and STRIPED effects. Former price, 80c. REDUCED TO zie. yard. inch WHITE GOODS, in OPEN-WORK PLAIDS and STRIPES. Former price, 25c. REDUCED TO 18c. yard. Au Or Ova Brarcx Oneaxpy, In PLAIDS and STRIPES, MARKED DOWN to CORRESPONDING LOW PRICES. 25 Pweers Warre Laws, Ix PLAIDS and STRIPES, which we have hereto- fore sold for 15 und . WE WILL OFFER AT THE LOW PRICE OF 10c. yard. Livres Warre Sur Ox Brovsz WAIST. We haves full Itve of these desirable garments yet, in all sizes, at PRICES LESS THAN WHOLESALE cost. Good time to make yourself comfortable at a slight COST. Ovp Sues Ix Lives Mesus UNDERWEAR. Those who are LUCKY ENOUGH to find their size in thie lot of war- ‘meuts Will save BIG MONEY. _— W. A. PIERCE & CO,, Mucesssors to E. G. Davis, ‘TAO Market Space, (Corner 8th st. Ea We clove at 6:30 o'clock every evening—excopt Saturdays—unwl Apru 1st. “ Avorma Couxrr Huanv Frou» $M MMORE SUMMER SHOES Go INTO 3% A Sue “hurrying list” to-morrow At M Morning. Gtve them your atten tion, for we've sent the prices down to the bot- tom notch. You don't need us to potut out the Guality—"J/ SAKS has it, it's right”—every- body knows. There are eight Iines—just the ‘styles you want to wear now. All sizes, and lote of buyers ready for them. You'll need to hanya cients. uebeaabosentrs achoice. io $5.40." Now $2.39 Lanisy HAND TURNED RUSSIA LEATH. coor Button, made on th na ee uk tiave beet” hei 947 I Et bas 133 Cecetn wy’ or Larges GOAT, HIGH CUT 4 Bur esp 47 Labia, HIGH cur cava yy ‘and Blac! ‘qualities reduced to ATES CANVAS abe beet qualities frou our ‘one Rus us ess: Always bave ENN SH BS S AUR ONTHS RUSSET BALS AND Los Sy nel 7 BILDREWS RIGH CUT ate ye BUTTON hemi wn Galle che ween cet acca: ‘But we'll Just tell you it'll pay to follow up this “elye.” These are lichter prices than such strony qualities ever carried before—and it wil: run them off with a rush. Qur guarantee ‘mover leaves them, Sars Axp Coxrast. Im the Public's Serviee, If you cet a Heinz Refrigerator you get the best,— Fhe Fawr. THE ‘YH AND ¥ STS. ¥.W., ‘mademany of Refrigerators. — Fou think of » Refrigeratora, — . Refrigerator. aes Well, the sea- son’s drawing Bocrterstors _— toa close and Refrixerators, — ‘Wedo not care Refrigerators. — tocarryovera Retrixerators. — single Ke- Refrigerators. — frigerator,and Refrigerators. — aean induce- Retrigerators. — ‘ment for you Refrigerators, — tocomeinand Refrigerators. — . selectone now Refricerators. — we will offer Refrizerstors. — you for to- Refrigerators. — . morrow only Refrigerators, — © discount of Reirigerators. — . 10 per cent one Refrigerators. oureelebrated Hefrierators. — Heinz Ke- Refrigerators, — friverators. Refrigerators. — ——o—— Refrigerators, — We have Befrigerators. — Just received Refrigerators, — another lot of Rofrigerators. — —— Refrigerators. —— Refrigerators. those Ash-top Refrigerators. — — Refrigeratora, Tables at 30c. Refrigerators. — Refrigerators, each. Refrigerators. — FAIR 7TH AND H STS. N.W., FRANKLE & CO, x U G@RT GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICE AT THE YESH RE KAFF'S ENTERPRISE, au7-3t 2241 Lith st, M. W. Buvenwon, ‘Noa, 1215 F st. and 1214 G-st., HAS HIS STORE FULL OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS. ‘Such as delight housekeepers and others. NOW IN BEABON. FREEZERS—WHITE MOUNTAIN. REFRIGERATORS—EDDY'S, with slate stoneshelves. DO. LORILLAKD'S, ior hotels aud ciuus. FRUIT JARS—MASC SELLY TUMBLERS—TIN TOP. WATER COOLEMS— PORCELAIN LINED, ICE PITCHERS—LATED PORCELAIN LINED. GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ‘Tumblers from 3c. each to $30 per dozen. WHITE SYONE CHINA, all kinds, DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, FROM KIGM DESIGNS to very simple end inexseusive. Store cloves at 5 p. m. during August. mb7-00 Canuaaz & Lux, ‘To close out the balance of our Men's Outing Shirts we have puta price on them to insure their spocdy sale. Men's Five Satteen Shirts reduced to 75c. ‘Fine Madras Shirts reduced to $1.25. Fine Silk Shirts reduced to 81.50. Fine Silk and Linen Shirts reduced to $1.50. 2 pieces of Very Sheer French Organdie Plaid ‘Muslin. Original price was 25c. yard, to go atc. yard. ‘We will have another lot of the Extra.size Honeycomb Bed Spreads at 6c. each. Fine Imported Zephyr im 2 and 4 fold, a!l colors, at Sc. lap. A bargain in India Linon Apronsat 1234c.e0ch. Alot of Fine Satteen Windsor ‘Scarfs at So. each. CARHART & LEIDY, as 928 7th at. and 706 K st. o.w. LO BEEAGH SOTEON. (7-4, He. BLEACH Cotton, Be. ; be. Se CREB IN PERBAISE, au7-3t 241 Lith st. ae, T. B. Towsmn & Sox. MSC Ath aan Bick Henrietta Cunt, S/F Faeues Bafa een "Riusit Shirin, euabroldered fronts, 50, 750. “Wilts Bed Spreads, 30, a ie Be Conte Zoe nd ; wuts Sit Walt Sew ie ew ilazers, Just received, 50, 7Se.. $2 "ood hed Twilled Planned, 20° brewster i\ Whalebon Corsets, extra long, §] Shirts, the best inthe uarkel, ghee Bortree's Duplex “gee \- Plow Case Cation Fiannel suiti io pocetved a ns jored Lawns, 2 fuse zecelverd w now ‘Table Linen, py colors, 2c. = ridies aud Chuirew's Puraauls at reduced pricen cs Seurisn Mex, ‘To gratify « momentary pleasure by rail or steamer, consult the movements of the wind and weather. It is the province of our +s EQUITABLE To consult the lasting Comfort and Happiness of the weary, overworked housewife by placing in her poe session the Conveniences and Pleasures of Home Life, Jeaving ber mind easy and her purse unburdened. ‘The exigencias af cach individual caso will determine PENNSYLVANANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH | the amount of your weekly or monthly payments. enld STREET. As Isvesnast OF 822 NOW WILL SAVE YOU 028 NEXT SPRING. 5 SEE THE FOLLOWIXG REDUCTIONS: Pertect Success Gas Ranges 920.20 reduced to 014.78, 2200 AZT 24.00 * 18.00, m0 0% BRO 3.00 ~ 25.50 aw 2030, Rainy weather, Too many on hand. Musteelt. ©. A. MUDDIMAR, G4 ws Srruise Saosa ‘This season's production. Made of the BEST FURNITURE, CARPETS, DEAPERIXG, STOVES, ‘WORKS OF ART. HOUSE & HERRMANW'S CASH AND CLEDIT HOUSER, A710, GRA and. WS 7th he and G86 Massachusctts ove, a.m Peerless Whitney Carriages exclusively and stil) ate preniun. haggle BT tna et 8) Pasa In No Dasox ae =. roy 20 pete “Rens ae ee ‘wUs Rial, M8 | err peane. oon A103 that wen gene Ty. | we ‘will appreciate, bee sera yd myl0te WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY. | eni0 10th, 1ithend Feta aw. Woovwa Axp Lozuaor. ‘20TH. 11TH AND F STS. N.W. FWUnth September 1 we clove on Batu dayeat 1o'clock; other days at 5 .m. — ' Ovr Srocx Or Srartz’ Dar Goons ‘Is now complete and the assortment will be ‘maintained in every detail tn every department, to meet the wants of our customers. ‘We are now redecorating and refurnishing our ‘entire establishment, and shall open the coming ‘seeson with « larger and iuore varied sstort- ‘ment than ever before, We invite attention to- day to our assortment of Travetaxe Goops. ‘We have taken great care in the selection of ‘our goods, all of which are of the most reiieble fakes from the leading manufacturers of the country, including everything thet goes to make up © first-class department. There are ‘Trunks and Bags of every description, Extem- ion Cases, Dress-sult Cases, Ladies'and Gen- tlemen's Hat Boxes, Shawl Rolls and Straps, a TRUNKS. This stock includes Ladies’ Dress Trenks, ‘Mou's Trunks, Steamer Trunks, Wall Tranks, Light-weigit Trunks, Basket Tranks, Sole Leather Trunks, Hat Tronke, Packing Trunks, ec. . No. 30_Ladies’ Light-weight Canvas Dress Trunks—linen lined—bardwood slats, leather bound—reiuforced valance band—steel clamps ‘and binzes—best lock bolts and ‘*Excelsior” Jock—large set-up tray and extra dress tray— sheet-iron bottom. 20-in. Bia. ‘Stina. ‘36H. 80.25 $10.00 $1075 giL30 ‘No. 81—Ladies’ Canvas Dress Tranks—made of the best Michigan pine—linen Iined—double top tray and extra dress tray—leather bound and two leather straps—heavy steel bumpers— “M. M." patent hinges—good lock and lock bolts—sheot-iron bottom. Wein. in. ‘S4-in. 36-in, $12.60 813.45 waco a Bags. Our line of Traveling Baxe is the largest ever shown in Washington, consisting of Club Bags, Gladstone Bagy, Cabin Baxs, Boston Baxe, Le- dies’ Shopping Bars, Specie Baxs, Tourists’ Bas, &e., in real alligator, sealskin, grain Jeuther. sheepskin, imitation alligutor, canvas and cloth. No, G21—Genuine Cowhide Grain Leather Chub Bag—leather lined—leather-covered frame ‘and iulay—inside pocket—patent hinge for hoid- ing bag open. 610.50 Win, Min. Win, sin. Itin, 2.25 $240 RG iin, Gin. 1 7-in. 82.00 83.15 63.40 No. 16—Keal Alligator Club. Bag—leather lmed—leather-covered frame and inlay—inside Pocket—patent hinge for holding bag open— nickel wountings— 20in, Ida 121m, 18im. ein 25 BO Bo Bo BO 15in. 16-in. in. 18in. 435 8475 85S OR78 ‘No. 703~Genuine Grain Leather “Gladstone” Bays—full leather Hned—leather-covered frame and inlay—double laundry pocket—nickel 1st. 86.25, 24-in. 88.75 No. €%5—Ladies' Cabin Bage-real seal Jeather-covered frame and tmlay—full lesther 2m. 87.0 Hined—nickel mountings— Win, iin lin, $8.00 5.50 2.00 897 Alt trunks marked free of charge! §8> Trunk straps given to all purchaseral Isrants: Deranruesr. —o— ‘Tnfants' Toilet Sets, consisting of puff box, soup dish, pitcher and basin, with one side for hot and the other for cold water—Pink, Blue or Brown trimmings. 84.75 0 s0t.— Ynfants! Trunk Hampers. 85.50. Infants’ Weighing Baskets. a5. Infants’ Baskets on Stands, 82.00. — Canfield Rubber Cloth, inch, $1.12 yart— —SO-inch, $1.50 a yard.— Children’s Cambric Guimpes, with tucked ‘yoke, rolling cullar and full sleeves, We. — A better quality, with tucked yoke, embrold- ery around beck ae aleaves| and full sleeves. Infants’ Silk Caps, with embroidery or fancy stitching, silk Mning and satin ribbon ties—all sizes. Te. Children’s Nainsook and India Linon Short Dresses in all the latest styles, with short or Jong waists and lace or embroidery trimmings. Sizes 6 months to 4 yoars, + 50, Fe., 81, $1.25 to 6.50 each, — (Second floor, 20th st. building.) Lace Depazrursz. —o A smnall lot of 4-inch embroidered Crepe Lisse Lace, in Cardinal, Shrimp, Yellow, Black, ‘and Black and White, Everyone that knows the desirability of Crepe ‘Lisso Laces will appreciate tho cheapness of these. Only lac. a yar. — (Citrat floor, 2d anzex) Crosrie Suz Or Trnns Ficus, eee ae ‘Tennis Flannel, part wool, medium weight, ‘Afteen styles, 27 inches wide. —20e. a yard. — AY, “AUGUST 10, 1891. Woopwann Axp . Lorszor. 20TH, 2178 AMD ¥ STA ¥.W. ae sale Lunch Rocw chased for revere watil September 28, ‘ ca EL Sour Derszraenr. found in the cits? 01.25. All sinen, 1. ‘The batznce of our best rade Percale Waiste hat wore sare now (Third floor, 13th st. building. Livex Dupanrwenr. cloths, but often used for dinner or luncheon. ¥o, 1.—All-linen Crean Damask, 50 inches wide. —We. a yank. — No, 2.—All-linen Cream Damask, tm s new Uno of patterns, No. 3.—All-linen Cream Damask, is new oral and conventional desicne—fine or heavy qualities, ©0 inches wide. We. a yard. —— (Second floor, 11th ¢t. building.) Necrwran Derantaext. 90 DOZEN MULL SQUARES ‘With hand-worked hewstitched hem and dice corners. So cheap that even though they are ‘not particulariy desirable for Sohus, for which they are intended, we could not vesist buying them. We suggest their use as shams or fancy aprons, and mo doubt the ingenuity of our Patrons will sucgest some other uses for thes. Size 30 inches square. ——Yoe. each, 3 for 61.—— @irst floor, under skylight.) Hawore Deranruesz. ica al CAMBRIC EMBROIDERIES. Good values—just received. 1240. 8 yar — (ist floor, 24 annex.) Norox Depanruent. —_—— 440 English Pins in a paper. —e., 6 papers tor 300.— Skirt Protectors. ——23e. each.— ‘White and Black Cotton Tape. =—3, 4, 5, 6, Zand Sc. a piove of 4 yards.— Best quality Pisin Silk Garter Elastic. —25e. a yard. — Feather-weight Dress Shields, every pair ‘Warranted absolutely perspiration proof. —1¥, 14, 16 and Ie. » pair. — ‘Silk Dress Shields. — 25, 2% 30, 35, 40 and 45e, a pair.—p Velveteen Dress Facing. e ——17e. apiece,—— (iret Boor, 11th st. building.) ——— ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, ‘10th, Lith ond F sts. a.w. Bese New Foanrreza Srozz, 013 7TH ST. B. W., Between E and Feta, ‘ew goods are arriving daly and cur Score are as crowded agever. Today we wish to call ‘Your special attention to our handsome line of ‘Bed Room §uites, Sideboards and Refrigere- tors, Besides being useful apd sessonsble articles they siso make pretty home ornaments and, with Carpets, Mattings and Oflclotha, will make oue’s home inviting and enjoyable. ‘Wo cannot mie aleo referring to our third floor—carpeted ite entire length for the proper ‘Gispiay of our magnificent assortment of Parler Suites. In styles and finish and quality thy must be seem to be appreciated. ‘Asinthe past, weare always willing to make terns to suit our customers, and vocne need tLerefore deprive himself of howe comfortoa ‘the ples of want of ready cash. 2008 RUDDER, RBURNITURE DEALEB, 613 7th st. aw. wie Gaosawe Cazvrr Hovas FUBNITURE AND CARPETS. Solid Oak Antigueinished Bed Room Seite, 3 Pieces, for 817 cash or 618 0m credit. ‘T-piece Parlor Suites, selid walmut frames, upho steped in pest on beat bar cdot, ur 1B ceab or GU om credit, Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for 2.25 cash or €2.50 on credit. BRUSSELD CARPET. @0e. cash or G5c. on credit, @ood INGBAIN CARPET, 350 cash or 0a on credit. ‘We uwand ny all CARPETS tres of cost and Guat. obeage for the waste im metabing figaren. Our terns are the easiest of any house i the oft; eolye wnall payment af time of puschagsand the bal- ence m EASY WEERLY ep MUNTELY PAYMENTS ‘Mo Rotew sqpised an @ por cunt @movant alkrwed (on ali ecovente astiied in thirty deve, _— OGane Tus Is Ovx Basoare Moxrn. ‘The Palais Royal preparations for autumn trade are such that we will need every inch of store room early in September. Ail sumrmer vods must be dis poerd of this month. Hardly an inkling of the re- Avced prices will be mentioned in our advertisements, ‘How i it ponsible when the entire summer stocks are to be macrificed? Hours To Mes. ‘Nogiigee Shirt, Underwear, Malf Hone, Traveling Bacs, Toilet Articies, Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, &e., are being offered in many instances at lees than whole- sale prices. Step inside the doorway of No. 1119 Peudayivania ave. tomorrow and note the contents of he barrain counters: Se. Lisle Socks for 21 €2.25 Neciisee Shirts, $1.19 for chole, 81.5 Outing Shirts for Gi. Real Alligator Satchels for 81.50., te., ee. Hisre To Livres. ‘You may fill the gaps in your summer wantrobe at a trifling cost—Licht-weight Underwear, Vassar Shirts, India Linen Blouses—vut why try to enumerate? Re- member thie, we have been buying swimmer goods largely of late, and se advantageously for ourselves Gnd our patrons that July business here was nearly double the corresponding month of iast year. We have deen seliing ata profit and yet at lowest prices: at the tmportere’ and manwsacturcrs' Loss. Ove Proonaa For Avaver. ‘This month will be rectoned « profitable one if ft leaves us With cleer shelves for aut uiun gvods im Sep. tember. Thus wholesale prices are to be quoted will- ingiy, cheerfully. ‘Thus is August to be Tho Palais Royal's bargain month. Ris Rca Bice Memes! ‘We mention these .vods in detail to show that evan ‘the most staple goods are reduced in prices. As you know, we keep our stock of Warranted Fast Black Hose COMPLETE THE YEAR AKOUND. Ten per cent discount—one-tenth is allowed off the following Prace List: Men's Fast Bisck Soka, Rsae Fics — Hore. Cotton, Me, 35e., 50e., Sbe., We., Bie., Te. Lisle, lace work, 98c., $1.35. Liste, extra size, U6e., 8 ‘Lisle, opera Jensth, S8c., $1.25, 61.35, 81.48. Sik, plated, 75c. $1.25. Bilk, spun, 81.35, 61.75, $1.98. Gilk, raw, 82.25, SL 48, $2.60, 83.48, 4.08. ‘SUL. ribbed, @1.35, $2.98, 83.48. Silk, lace work, £3.98. Cunprews Fast Brack Hose. ‘With the exception of the Children’s Frenth and English Rib Hose, in sizes from 6 to 8%, for 25 cents, each size isa different price, and thusa detailed price | Uist is impossible here. We have Misses’, Boys’ and ‘Children’s Fast Black Cotton, Lisle and Silk Hose in forty-eight different styles, ranging from 2c. to Bla pair. 10 per cent of the price marked on the hose ‘vou select. Axo Presse Revewere Tus, ‘That notwithstanding we are using every effort to Gispose of Summer Stock, resulting in the greatest bargains of the season, we shall not refuse toadd to our stocks {f the importers are willing to let the lous be their's. Bead below and you will understand. THE FaLals Royal, (Continued below.) Tx Tuovsaxn Haspxeecumrs, BEPRESENTING THE SUMMER SURPLUS STOOK or NEW YORK'S LEADING IMPORTERS. ‘There will be tmporters who will object to this atate- ment, but the Palais Royal is of the opinion that the source of supply that gives these Handkerchiefs to the Public of Washington, D.C., at so much below pre- ‘vailing quotations represents the leading tmporters of New York. HANDKERCHIEFS AND THE TARIFF. ‘The now tariff makes it tmpossible to offer in a ragu- Jar way at retail Ali-linen Handkerchiefs at 12%, Wand 2 cents other than those of very coarse fiber. Its, therefore, with » feeling of pride thut the Palais Royal presents to its patrons Warranted Ail-linen Handkerchiefs at these and lower prices of quality tmmeasurably superior to what is usual. ‘Men's Full Bize White Linen Handkerchiefs, which have only to be seen to be appreciat «a. Ladies’ Pure Linen, with , 1 and 1i-inch hem- stitched borders; equally as good value, 19c. Pore Lrsex Haxpxencuers. ‘Ladies’ White Linen Handkerchiefs, with 3, 1 and ‘2-inch hamstitched borders. We know we shall more often sell three than one. 1%. each, or three for 5c. 21c Pose Lives Haxoxencurs. Five for $1. ‘Thousands to select from, not one of which would Rot beextrs wood value at 25c. each. Here are war- ranted pure linen and, as you will observe, extra ‘sheer linen Handkerchiefs, vith gusrantesd hand- embroidered initials at 2lc. that would be cheap at 3éc.each. There are neany a half hundred other styles, including novelties in designs of fern leaves appliqued; hemstitched and polka dot embroidery; hemstitched, tucks and embroidery ; drawn work and ‘broidery centers and borders. Sez Tas Wisvow Disrrar. (Oet of compliment to the window dresser we ask you to ane the animples of these 21c. Handkerchiefs that fill the window of No. 1117 Pa sve. But to do proper Justice to the Handkerchiefa the writer must ask you not to be much infuenced by the display. You know that Cottom Mixed Handkerchief would look just as well im the window, and then, too, the nest and Gelicate embroidery doesn't show to es much ad- ‘vantage as would those with qoarse and showy designs. Dicenaes Tliccsncasses Peal Zs ‘Thone whe doa’t object tos Cotton Mixed Handker- ‘chief will very Likely prefer these at 125 cents. The case under the window illustrates that much the same deutrne and as sheer material is offered as at 21 conta. ‘Thta we can promise: The nest collection of Ladies’ end Men's ye, Hawiterchicss (hat Washington has seem. This te extreordiuary at this season, and is only possible because of our late lane aud advantarcus Purchase. The Ladies’ Handkerthiefs are ail White in atyies os Geseribed ot 21 cents, The Men's have hem- ‘stitched borders ta poiks dota, tiny stripes and small fancy designs, im quiere which are werrented wadeivbie. ie Pik, Gon Dice. ‘Dedect ovetenth from the marked prices of our ‘Mare expensive Handherch inf and the reeu.t is 2U per cant below credit store quotations. ‘Mand-embrotiered Linen. Or. to 04 X cach. | Brachame Lace Handkerchiefs, Bic. to $16.50 each ‘Botmt Lave Baslamenciafa 62 Uk to 8150) each —_— c ‘THB PaLals ROYAL. ‘ao LISKER Cor. 12th and Pa. sve, Laxsevncs & Bao. Another “PULL DOWN" im Intent Wear Mothers could find mock @ edsmire fm our stock at such m@uced prices that Would make the amount >0t seve consid: erable, Long Dress, with trorows of embenidery Gown front and around bottom, wide strings, 61.19; were $1.50. Better quailty 61.37; were 61.5. Gretchen Waist, made of ‘necrting and tucks, sia clumers of tacks round ain, arrow embroidery around neck amd serves, ew. A Very Fine Allover Embroidered Indie Linen Dress, with tuck yoko on back amd Meoves, wide sank. Only @:.08, were @3.60. ‘Two Very Fine Robes, with Swiss om- Droidery yoke and hand feather stitching, Polnted Val. lace down front amd beck amd ervund neck, ful wise aleeves, pointed Val. Jace around bottom, with (hres rows of Val. Jace inserting and bunch tucks, the mete Tals used for the mukine of these is of the finest nainsook. On}y €5.50; were $7.00, Infante’ Long Skirts for 48, 68, O8o., 25, S148 and $1.08. Pile for Sc. Some are stamped and otaere ere trimmed with Blue and led Eatwotde os. s Biba, in White, 10, 22%. and Be. ; wits lace and embrotdery trimming. Fine Tune! White Lubtrotdered Rite, 23, 38, 42, 50, OS, TS and Oe. ‘The Canfield Stock inet Rubber Riba, i ‘Sines 1, 2nd 3, for 20, Eating Bibs—some are stamped, same have drewn work with fringe, others have ewbroidery —for 10, 15, 18 and Be. The Utility Eating, Playing and Kinder farten Apron ts made of ali Kmen, im differ ent sizes and # adapted to children of every axe. Tt combines im the germent a bib, om eating apron end sleeve protectors; it te ery simple in its construction and ie very easy topat on oroff, Itacomplete protection for the dress and sleeves, whether at play. at ‘the table ur in {be kindergarten apd 19 0 very ‘Useful garment. 2 -yeur-old wise, Ge. 3° © s7 = Infants’ Department, second floor. Sepe- ‘Fate from al! other storks NES NSRED Ne siariGh, Wet ON EMBROIDERED FLANRELS of enffictent: Jeuxths to make lufants' Skirts. short orlong, or Ladies’ Underakirts at prices considerably reduced. Wehave quite a quantity of thewa, (An eccamulation of last mouth ad consid ‘erable variety at that. Your choice, if you come im very early after you read this am Bouncement, hes with very many patterne Our store is delightfully cool. ‘We close at 6p. m., Saturday excepted. Jouxsox & Lerrenz. 713 MARKET SPACE. Special indacements for the comtnr wack in every department in the house. If you need line now is the time to buy.” Nour last chance of the Season. We will not undertake to euumerats every’ Rita we have, as cur space will bot adult of ity Dut Will ouly mention «few of the Special Banwaite All of our de. 1 9 at $e. All ot our black ground, at Se. All or our Ize. Danish Cloth at ac. rd wide Percates at Re. PS" Sie peach Sattaens wt 20a, White ¢ 10. Indie Linens wo at Be All of our 1z3ge. India Linens, All of cur 15c- india Linens eo Au of our 2c ‘Au of ous 2c. ‘All Of Our 23. Dotted and Pucared Swiss Al ot our de: Dotted and Bysured Swiss at oat Jadia Linens a . Dotted and AU St our Soc: Dotted aud JOHNSON & — 713 MARKET SPACE SALE OF SERRSUCKER W. D. CLARK &CO., 811 MARKET SPACE. DO YOU WANT A SILK DRESS? Do you needs few yanis of Silk to combine with fabric you may have on hand? Wo have Grox Grain Silke, Faille Silke, Armure Silks, Kbedames Silks, Jersey Silks, Surah Silks, India Silks, all in Black and colora. Also Figured India Silks, Wesh Surah Silks (stripes). Reduced to cost during Our special sale, oveasioned by remodel- ing store. ‘We quote a few prices as an index to the BUR stock, ‘what you can save Ly purchasing now: & Faille Silk, now $1. Black Faille Silk, now @1.3 Biack Faille Silk, now @1.20. 81.5) Black Jersey Silk, now 81.25. 61 Biack and Colored Faille, now S2iga, $1.15 Black India Silk, now Se. The. Black India SUk, now O2ige. Tie. Colored Surahs, wow Glee, 81 Wash Surabs, now Nie. ‘The saine ratio of decrease exists on oll wumbers @ ‘our Silks; too many to quote all. If you don't want a Suk Dress now think wou" you need one for the fall or winter season, and won't i pay you totake advantare of present pricest ‘The Lest bargaius will be secured by the Set pur chasers. It is evidenced by the erent rush to our Linen ‘counter the jas: (wo days that our patrons appreaiate ‘this sale, Lnowinz frou past experiepes thet we always