Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1891, Page 4

4 THE EVE} WASHINGTON THE EVENING STAR be Permanent circulation ia: Washington three times larger than that of tw the city. 2 This world no more than the aniverse can get rom first principles. ‘The father of clas- sic poetry sang three thousand years ago of “cloud-compellers” and “cloud-compelling.” Since so many “new” things have been shown tobe mero revirals of old forgotten science may not Homer's expressions be resolved into their probably original elements and, divested of their supernatural ascriptions, be found to relate to the discoverios of a Dyrenforth or a ‘Mothousen of that elder day,who produced rain not by concussion of the air, but by using con- eussion asan agent to condense the air by a reduction of its temperatures For we are now told that the explosion does not bring rain of ‘iteelf, for the heat generated by it is as notb- ing compared with the cold produced by the suddon explosion of the gases. In those arcbaic times there may or may not have ‘eon an agricultural department with a Farmer Rusk, who spelled his name in Greek or Trojon ‘or some other outlandish fashion, at its bead. But one thing wo do know—several of those ‘old classic codgers wrote treatises on “What I Know About Farming.” In theit metaphorical Ingo may be couched a world of meaning about rain-bringing if we only bad the key to it. Let us find this key. Meantine our expe rimenters have got to the arid and remote region of Texas, where they propose to perfect their experiments. A common misunderstanding «exists on this subject. It is all nonsense to talk of creating moisture and then preeipitat- ing it. Tne conditions must be preeent or they cannot be mannfactured to order. ‘The absurdity of expecting to produce 2 fall ofrain from a dry atmosphere by tne use of explosives has been fully set forth in Tux Sr: by PN. a well-informed contributor on weather topics. The fact is, no discovery has yet been made how to make dry rain, or rain wwithont moisture, and the balloon-exploding and all the other humbug experiments in the way of attempting to produce something from nothing, or rain from a dry eky, are certain to in disappointment. $< The Lealth department is doubtless awake to the necessities at a time like this, with the sun creating so many sources of disease, of the pection of the condition of slleys The garbage cart must make frequent visits and the health officer bo around to see that it does and that a process of general cleaning and disinfection is not inter- mitted in any direction. Where fruit, vege- tables or other quickly perishable matter stands, even for afew short hours, the atmos- phere is apt to be poisoned. The people them- selves, having vital interest in the question. onght to join with the authorities im keeping their premises and adjacent streets and alley- ways free from impurities. Precaution saves much discomfort and spares the health and hives of thoes exposed to the dangers alluded Extra care is necessary in euch weather as this for obvious reasons, - ——— The Association of American Agricnitaral colleges and Experiment stations meete to- morrow in this city. ‘This body, which as- 3 euch a pleasant lecided to come back. one of their Durposes being to get in the scientific swim of ‘the federal capital this summer. Washington is quite tho center of science at present and may be permanently. The American Micro- scopical society is now in session. The As- sociation of Ofcial Agricultural Chemists will Meet on the 13th and continue its sessions un- til Saturdey. The society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science will convene on the Tith and sit twodays. The conference of American Chemists, including a meeting of the Washington Chemical society, asscmbles ‘on the same dates: the Economic Entomologist on the 1gth and 19th; the great American As- sociation for the Advancement of Science on the 17th-24th, followed on the 23d-24th by the Geologicai Society of America, and on the 25th by the International Congress of Geologists, whose seseions will be prolonged until Sep- tember 1. te Yesterday's hotness was elevated. Baltimore perspired at 94 degrees inthe shade. NewYork bad her greatest 10th of August heat in twenty years. Pittsburg, Chicago, Norfolk and other places north, east, west and south of us swel- tered and smothered. The whole world went to calculating how much longer this thing could Inst. Meentime Washington, with her wide, airy streets and abundance of shade, got through, as usual, with much less suffering than cities much For some time past there have been rumors that Minister Douglass had resigned the mission to Hayti, or that he intended to resign. His resignation, therefore, is not wholly a surprise. Mr. Dougiass, as the representative man of his race in the United States, retmainsan impressive Sgure of Lis generation, even if it should never again see bim in public life. re The American burglar is more polite than bis French brother. President Carnot is robbed ruthlessly and without warning. while the King of the Tramps takes care to make a formal an- nouncement of a contemplated attach on the treasury. ————+s—____ ‘The state of the thermometer does not pre- nt politicians from declaring that it is going to be an exceelingly cold day for somebody. - ———————— pious suggestion that the Wasb- ington base tall club has bad luck because it plays ou Sunday is not altogether borne out by circumstances. The Senators can scarcely be ac- cused of playing ball on the Sabbath or any other day. mee Blaine is now making eocial calle. ‘vtless a comfortable contrast to his previous labors in calling down correspond- — += Gertian socialists are disturbed by the oper- ua of a man who, himself unknown, seems to know cverything of a political nature that takes place. He is doubtiess related to the Americas “prominent politician whose name I au aot at liberty to divulge.” oe Persons having outdoor work, and those in- doors net in prime condition, should avoid all imprudences of life and preserve an equal temper, no matter what provocation occurs. ~-— ++ The English compartment railway car ex- tends an invitation to robbery end violence that makes it almost as uncivilized as our car + — lian laborers were seriously injured and twe killed in a railway collision in Con- Becticu. The Italian government has not as yet presented any claim for damages. The landladies are forcstalling next winter's Dreaikfest bili of fare. The buckwheat crop is the biggest for eight sears. ———_—_soe—___— Miss Willard might invent a substitute for the customary corset and make lots of money. += The people who play cards are likely to stand all the losses and all the blame, too. —_———-s—___. Tennyson on his eighty-second birthday stops writing poetry in order to make a prose appeal foratoys’ home. Are all the big old men of England growing younger’ Seven Was? we need is a system of reetprocity with @coki-wave country. ee At 97° Philadelphia was the city of brotherly eat ycstercay. FANS. BLAZERS—AND CLOTH TO MATCH. NG STAR. | 7 ¥eciceeaté p.m. saturdayecsceptes. Tre Tre, Now THE PLACE, HERE! RRR EMEMBER THAT THIS REMOVAL Rak, REDUCTION SALE WILL LasT & EBUT A FEW WEEKS LONGER, AND YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THE BEST CLOTWING IN AMERICA AT LESS THAN THE COST OF THE VERY INFERIOK GRADES 13 YOW AND THE PLACE 18 BERE, 319 SEVEYTA STREET NORTHWEST, WHERE YOU N GET BOTH A STYLISH SUIT AND & NOLBY OVERCOAT aT ABOUT THE PRICE OF THE SUIT. IN MEN'S SEPARATE TROUSERS WE ARE SHOWING A LOT OF VERY NOPBY PATTERNS IN MEDIUM AND HEAVY-WEIGHTS, ALL SIZES, AT A REDUCTION OF FROM 25 TO 50 PER CENT. JUST THE THING FOR EARLY FALL WEAK. CAN YOU NOT USE A PAIR OR TWO? ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS. S.E. COR. 7TH ASD D STS. N.W. aull-0o SST TTT TTT See T TTT Now.. Nor Now Now i 42-inch Mohair ‘Decrsi0x 424nch Mobair 18 TRE soul sae ae OF DISPATCH.” core eee ‘We want to dispatch onr re- maining stock of Outing and | 52-inch English Mobatr,, 42-4ach Suk and Wool Batin Striped Hernan! Neglige Shirts, With us Decision means Incision 45-inch Cashmere Cloth..... 45-inch Priestley's Silk Warp Crystalett 42-inch Priestley's Figured Challis Cloth. ~ ’ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.C. TUESDAY. “Srrcrat Ispvcrmexts+ IN OUR BLACK GOODS AND MOURNING DEPARTMENT. WE ARE OFFERING SEVERAL LINES OF SEA- SONABLE AND DESIRABLE GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 48-inch All-wool Light-weight Cheviot, 45-inch French Serge, fine quality, was 1.25. ‘50-inch French Serge, good value, was 81. Sicilian... Sicilian... ‘Sicilian, A Lerrer You Sxortn TAKE TIME TO READ. W. D. CLARK & CO. 811 MARKET SPACE. WHY ARE YOU SELLING AT cost? Are youcontemplating moving? Are you going out of business? These questions we hear every day from the many people who study thetrown interest in attending this cost saie. We are not contemplating movin, neither are we going outof bnsiness, bat being crowded for room BY OUR STEADILY INCREASING BI NESS are forced to take in the unper part of our build- ing. ‘Then. too, we wish to add other departments to ourstock, that wo may furnish as near as possible fall the demanis of the trade. ‘The front of the build- ing is to be changed, window capacity increased, #0 Wo will be enabied to display more extensively the many attractions of our stock to the public gaze. These lin. Provements will cause much dirt about the butidine, and we wisi to reduce the stock to as small a compass ‘as possible, so it will be convenient to banille. We are therefore willing togive you the advantage of our profit. Are you alive to your opportunity? Nothing in our entirestock excepted. Everything at gost. Silks, Black and Colored Wool Drees Goods, Wibite Goods, Table Lineus. Napbins, Towels, Pillow Linen, Linen Sheeting, Cotton and Linen Lawns, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams, Challies: Pesgeog Hosiery, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Cot. fons ia all widths, and mony other . foosinal wars Y other articles tov mumner. Look over yourneeds, give u: while purchasing, AND GREAT BARGAINS ail and make money 3 W. D. CLARK & CO., au7-3m_+ 811 Market Space. Weclose at 6p. m., Saturday excepted. Jouxsos & Lerrneis. 713 MARKET BPACE. Special inducements for the coming week in every departinentin tie boase. If sox need anything in our Une now fs the time to buy. Your iast ehance of the Seaton. We will not undertake to enumerate every : C ‘will not admit of it, but sabe nlte noes Into vzices, | 40-inch Silk and Wool Satin Striped Hemnant.... 1.25 | thing we ka few bf the special Bargains. pode 1.59 | 40-inch Wool Grenadine, stripes and checks, = rit ground, at 5e. o1.50 -« 1.00 Sa 81.00 With you this Inctston should mean decision. The sooner you decide to buy the better for you. Ge Now... JOGBPH AUERBACH, “YOUR OUTFITTER,” Now... { Peave, 2 (N.Y. are. cor.15thst., rigs jowntown. > It ¢ Up town. PEREAAAAOAAUAALAADLEDSGRABLAGDE was 81.60. 81. Now. 42inch “+ 42inch ** 42inch Our low prices are drawing trade—not- withstanding the hot weather. Here isa list of the latest reductions: MITTS. Qe. Mitts are now Ze. sand 38e. Mitts are now 29¢. 50c. Mitts are now 38e. SUMMER CORSETS. ‘50c. Summer Corsets are 38c. $1 Summer Corsets are 7c. 21.25 Summer Corsets are 81. Al! of our Japanese Fans are marked at haif regular prices. 81 White Lawn Waists are 75e. Se. Fancy Percale Waists are 75¢. 21.25 White Waists are $1. ‘3 White Dress Skirts are 25 White Dress Skirts are $1.75. 45-inch Luptn's All-wool Chally. 42-inch Lupin’s Crepe Delaine, was $1. Now. 42-inch Black and Gray Side Band Camel's Hair, was8l. Now. 40-inch Black and White Surah ‘Twill, was @2. 42-Inch Black and White Now... 42-inch Black and Gray Plata Surah Twill, was was 91.00. Now... : 42-inch Priestiey's Side Band Tamise, was 81.25. ide Band Surah Twill, Wve Goods no at 12g, Goode wo st 12%4e, White Goods fo at ics Tivtis Linens wo at ne: : Allot . India Linen: 730} Allof our Lac’ indie Linen India Linens go at Be JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, 713 MARKET SPACE. ans 46-inch Oamel's Hair Grenadines, handsome bor- dors, were $2.50. Now... ‘88-ineh All-wool Albatross, was G5c. Now, tn hae Ropves's New Forsrrvne Srone, 7 se E. 613 TH ST. N. W.. = Between E and F sts. REMNANTS— — In desirable lengths—from 4 to & yards. Another lot of the Famous 85 Blazers, inn a which we are offering at $4, arrived this tie BBB KRI momine, suze Biack and Navy Blue Cloth, for skirt, at $3.38 and 83.75 perskirt pattern. We will make the skirts for you if desired. a WILLIAM BH. McKNEW, 938 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. 420, 422, ‘New goods are arriving daily and onr floors are as crowded asever. Today we wish to call ‘our special attention to our handsome lino 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 Oticloths, will ake one’s home inviting aud enjoyable. ‘We cannot miss also referring to our third floor—carpeted its entire length for the proper ispiay of our magnificent assortment of Parlor Buites, In styles and finish and quality they ‘must be seen to be appreciated. Asinthe past, we are always willing to make terms to suit our customers, and noone need therefore deprive himself of home comfortyon, ‘the plea of want of ready cash. 424, 426 7TH ST. JOHN RUDDEN, fo: 88 ob and #150. ai RON es. Cansazr & Lewy, SALE.—50C. WILL BUY GEER: Vesta, ait strles. Forier price, EW YORK CLOTHING aur4i Perfect Success ‘To close out the balance of our Men's Outi Shirts we have puta price on them to insure their speedy sale. Men's Fine Sateen Shirts reduced to 75e ‘Fine Madras Shirts reduced to $1.25. Fine Silk Shirts reduced to $1.50. Fine Silk and Linen Shirts reduced to $1.50. ‘2 pieces of Very Sheer French Organdte Plaid ‘Muslin. Original price was 25c. yard, to go at Se. yard. As Isvesruexr OF @22 NOW WILL SAVE ¥OU FURNITURE DEALER, 513 7th st. u. w. 2e23-tr $23 NEXT SPRING. Gas Ranges— €19.50 reduced 21.00 * e400 * 28.00 32.00 * 40.00 SEE THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS: to $14.75. << aE * 18.50. “ 22.00. ** 25.50. 29.50. Rainy weather. Too many on hand. Must sell, Grooaxs Crevir Hovse C. A. MUDDIMAN, We will have another lot of the Extra-size aud 61d 12th wt. — Honeycomb Bed Spreads at G0c. each. Fine Imported Zephyr in 2 and 4 fold, all RB: &C FURNITURE AND CARPETS. colors, at Sc. lap. EPETTI 0. A bargain in India Linot Apronsat 125¢c.each. INDUCEMENTS. —_— Alotot Fine Satteen Windsor Scarfs at Sc. ‘Ladies’ Black and Colored Silk Gio each. ‘2c. and BSc. quality for. = READ THESE PRICES. ae Ladies’ Shirt Waists in Percale White and Black India Linen: — CARHART &LEIDY, 4c. quality for.. Ze. All Silk Ribbons at less than half their value. Solid Oak Antiqe-finished Bed Room Suites, 3 ans 287th st. and 706 Ket.ow. | Numters....2 4 5 7 ® 16 | pieces, for €17 cash or $18 on credit. P ee ae be ‘Tpiece Parlor Suites, solid wainut frames, uphol- WUIMIN THE NEXT FOUR Days You CAN ANY buy Seersucker Coats and Vests, all shades, at J cruer price, $2.50, $2 and $10. YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, 3511 7th st. now. au7-at" T. B. Towser & Sox, Oe OTR ae pot Henrietta Cashiuvere, Black Brillfantine. 25, 40and od Lubleacged Sbewitig, 15: Unblesched Cotton, Se. Rieke Shirts euabroldered fronts, 50, and ©: Mie Bed Lays see Bed Consents To start our customers on the P. N. Corsets, we offer them at the following low prices: Style 415, 476 and 441; regular price, 0c, now OX. 149 BST. SE., Opposite U. 8. Library, 1. a NF Be Ladies Blazers, just received, 50, 75c., $1 d bect Flannel, 20c. eters Whalstors ce = Diainond Shirts. the best inthe market, $1.0 's Duplex C a. itiow Case Cott . Seats: aif color at batt ‘colors i NEW YORK CLOTMING BO eu7-at M. W. Bevznues, Nos. 1215 F st. and 1214Gst., HAS HIS STORE FULL OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS. ALANCE OF ALPACAS, MOHAIR Bivottce, Drap Dictate cge Goats sad ‘SL Tu. ewe EQUITABLE CREDIT FURNITUBE Such as delight housekeepers and others, NOW 18 SEASON. — = DRAPERISS, stered in plush or best hair cloth, for $28 cash or $30 on credit. Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for $2.25 cash oF $2.50 on credit. BRUSSELS CARPET, G0c. cash o G5e. on credit. Good INGRAIN CARPET, ‘5c. cash or 400. on credit. ‘We sew and lay all CARPETS free of cost and don’t charge for the waste in matching figures. Our terms are the easiest of any house inthe city; only small payment at time of purchase and the bal- ance in EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS. No notes required and G percent discount allowed on all accounts settled in thirty days, CAPITOL HILL, ‘To gratify a momentary pleasure by rail or steamer, consult the movements of the wind and weather. Itis the province of our GROGAN'S CREDIT HOUSE, s25-te 739 and 741 7th st. n. we SYSTEM To consult the lasting Comfort and Happiness of the ‘weary, overworked housewife by placinx in her pos- ‘session the Conveniences and Pleasures of Home Life, leaving ber mind easy and her purse unburdened. ‘The exigencies of each individual case will determine the amount of your weekly or monthly payments, War Do You Tarxs Or Tus: It is surprising how many people are fooling them- selves in buying furniture, &c., on installments or Jong time. We show them where we offer many things ‘at Just one-half credit price, but they say care anything abouteprice—I want time. strange fascination, or improvident habit, in which they are willing to pay $2 for a $1 articie for the privi- lege of payin for it S0c. at a time. These sane people don’t seem to understand how it is that they areal- y8 bard up. No man can prosper as long as he pays 82 and gets $1 for it, J don’t want any credit dusi- FREEZERS_WHITE MOUNTAIN. ness. If you havea doliar to spend, I will give you REFRIGERATOUS- PDDY'S. whhaletestonsshelves. STOVES, 100 cents’ worth for it. If you can’t pay cash for what DO. LORILLAKD’S, for hotels and clubs, you want you need not come, We don't sll on time, ORKS Read these prices: LLY TOMBLEMSS TIX Te cee eae grit cage or, Hct JELLY TUMBLERS—TIX TOP. Hair Mattress, full size, &e.. $12.5 on: WATER COOLEKS— PORCELAIN LIXED, at Mattress, $2.25. Oak Suite, $16.50. Best Wire Cots, ICE PITCHERS—PLATED PORCELAIN LINED. $1.98. Spring Roller Shades, 30c. A Crystal Tum- GLASS WaRE OF EVERY. DESCRIPTION. bier, 2c. Fly Fans, $1.08. Initial Tumblers, any ‘Tuzublers from 3c. each to $30 per dozen. * HOUSE & HERRMANN'S letter, 81 dozen. WHITE STONE CHINA, all kinds. Remember, Sees al carthtcarce testaltnente DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, FROM OUBES, 20 that if sou buy for ‘spend your money ‘MICH DESIGNS to very stmple and inexpensive. CARE AD, AOSD until you come and see us. We claim to be the only 923 7th st. ‘house in Washington where you can furnish a house i —_— (007.008, O81 and . complete with everything meeded, except cooking nrg btore comet 5pm. Guring August. aan megs ogee : Tare Is No Daxoza sere Be a need A aUx DIAL, GILT EDGE, CLIPSR ona (096 Massachusetts ave. a.w. aus GRASTY, DOUBLE STORES, FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS AND KITOHEN WARE-SOLD ONLY FOR CASH. 3730 "1510-12 7th st. n.w., bet. Pand Q. . Laoua, T. RY a ae 2 j.40 P at. nw AUGUST 11, 1891. Woopwanp Arp - “Lorunor. 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. o— The balance of our atock of Elastic Pillows are still selling at 50e. —— UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, 5c. EACH. Continuation of our semi-annual sale of Tn- laundered Shirts, with the addition of 62 dozen, with nen bosoms, well made and fair quality, ics Bins FOR Prnspmixa Howanrry. It is liable.to beas warm tomorrow and possibly for all the week. Too warm to read the papers, but hore is Ureezy news. ee aes Mew's renrect rittixe DRESS SHIRTS, Mines 1396 to 27, tactasive, sa FOR 29 CENTS, Mews Yextep stam press surara Exrnaonpis:nr Contax Orres FOR 29 CENTS. RE: ‘We bave just bought from one of the largest manufacturers all the Made-up Che- nille Curtains im the mill. They are this ‘Season's roods, all new patterns, and were sold tous at asacritice only toclear out all the fin- ished Curtainson hand. While this is the larg- est single invoice of Chenille Curtains ever sbipped to Washington, there are only one or two pairs of some of the styles. We will make two lots of them, as follows: LOT ONE—Full-sized All-chenille Curtains— extra deep dado—plain top—all colors, — 85 a pair. — LOT TWO—Full-sized All-chenille Curtains, ‘with dado and frieze, extra quality fringe top and bottom—all colors, —87.508 pair.— Avr tue patats rovat TOMORROW. FOR 29 CENTS. Mane or GOOD QUALITY MUSLIN. FOR 20 CENTS, Neox sizes 1s 70.17 INCHES. FOR 29 CENTS. Rersroncep rnoxts axp PATENT STAYS. FOR 20 CENTS. Like the breezes wo are getting just now—come and gone, and Jew of usare aware of the fact—23 dozen Of these Shirts will be on the counter near the door of No. 1119 Pa, ave. tomorrow morning at o'clock sharp. How many there by closing time? ‘These are the Shirts which, when laundered, usually retail at 50 cents. When offered at 29 cents the only question for you is: Shall I be in time to secure my size. Remember, oniy 300 of them, and to goon sale to- morrow morning at 8 o'clock. Sizes 14, 143, 15. 134, 16, 1634 and 17. Twenty-nine cents doesn't represent the cost of the materials, Forty-six styles and colors in the two lots. ‘Qualities these prices will never buy again, HF See a few styles in Fat. window, Fourth floor, 11th st. building.) THE PALAIS ROYAL. «Continued below.) Goon News Azr Neevtewonx Deranruenr, FOR aca | AUGUST OFFERINGS. LADIES AND CHILDREN. Angust, You know, is the Palais Royal's bargain month. Ifyou are wanting light weight clothing or underclothing of any description you may secure it here at less than the wholesale prices. If you areout tomorrow you will find on our second floor every convenience for your comfort. The many windows facing south and west entrap what breezes may blow, so that it is comparatively cool. Then there are comfortable chairs, plenty of room, retiring rooms, ice water, &e., making this second floor of ours & welcome resting place for ladies and children. Make yourself at home. You won't be asked or expected to Our facilities for filling orders received from Out-of-town friends are of the best. All-linen Splashers in outline designs. Size 18x32, —15e.— Extra Fine Momie Scarfs, with knotted fringe, 54 inches long. —s7Ke. Fine Momie Tray Cloths, with open work all around and hand-tied and sewed fringe. Size 23133 inches. buy because you call. = pest THE PALAIS ROYAL. 1 lot of China Silk Saddle-bag Head Rests. (Continued below.) Be. each. — +] Lot of 6-4 Chenille Table Covers in the latest Tas Morsixas Lace Agnrvats. ae All we can tell you in this advertisement is that at SE oees oe 1lot of 6-4 Fringed Chenille Table Covers in new patterns and colors. $2.75 each. Quaker Rocking Chairs—a comfort to sit ine 7Se. each. — (Thira floor, 10th st. building.) the time of writing—10:30 o'clock this morning—we ate in receipt of two cases of Laces, comprising Orien- tal Laces from 3 to G inches wide, 19. to 40c. yard; Valenciennes Laces from 2% to 16 inches wide, 6c. to48c, yard; Black Thread and Polka Dot Laces from Gto 15 inches wide, 25c. to 873 yard. On the coun- ters tomorrow moruing at 8 o'clock. Expect bar- Sains. Weare not buying now unless we can secure Mesus Unpenwear Deranruenr. bargains, ——— A new lotof Muslin Gowns with Hubbard Yoke of six clusters of tucks and cambric ruffle around neck, sleeves and down front. (Second floor, 10th st. building. ) Reavy-Mave Bepwesr Depart. 2 ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) Tex Tuovsasp Haspxencuiers, REPRESENTING THE SUMMER SURPLUS STOCK MENT. oF ERA Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases, NEW XORK'S LEADING IMPORTERS. Bize 224136. —81 4 pair.— There will be importers who will object to this ntate- ‘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 importers oy New York. HANDEERCHIEFS AND THE TARIFF. The new tariff makes it impossible to offer in a regu- Jar way at retail All-tinen Handkerchiefs at 1234, 10 and 25 cents other than those of very coarse fiber. Itis, therefore, with a feeling of pride that the Palais (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Warre Goons Drpanraest, es JUST RECEIVED 25 pieces Swiss Lawn, 48 inches wide. —25e. a yard.— (Second floor, 11th st. building.) Royal presents toits patrons Warranted All-linen Handkerchiefs at these and lower prices of quality immeasurably superior to what is usual. Cumprews Axp Misses: DEPARTMENT. — os Just received another lot of those Children's ‘Navy Blue All-wool Reefers, with sailorcollars, Slashed backs and brass buttons, Sizes 4 to 12 years, 12%. Pore Lisex Hasoxencuers. ‘Men's Full Size White Linen Handkerchiefs, which have only to be seen to be appreciated. Ladies’ Pure Linen, with , 1 and 13-inch hem- stitched borders; equally as good vaiue. 81.75 each.— (Third floor, 11th st. building.) 190, Peaz Lixex Hanosexcaers. Scrr D, cir Department. Ladies’ White Linen Handkerchiefs, with 3, 1 and ‘2-ineh hemstitched borders. We know we shall more often sell three than one, 1c. each, or three for 50c. — Anew arrival of Mohair Skirts, made and fin- ished in the beet possible manner, newest styles, perfect fitting. 96.75 each.— (Third @oor, 11th st. building.) 21c. Pore Lisex Haxosercmers. Five for 81. ‘Thousands to select from, not one of which would ‘Rot be extra ood value at 2ic. each. Here are war- ranted pure linen and, as you will observe, extra sheer linen Handkerchiefa, with guaranteed hand- —— embroidered initials at 2c. that would be cheapat| A lot of Ladies’ Fancy Striped Blazers, in Sée. each, ‘There are nearry a half hundred other| new patterns, excellent shape, ailk stitched. styles, inciuding novelties in designs of férn leaves soak appliqued; hemstitched and polka dot embroidery: = Lematitched, tucks and embroidery; drawn work and| _ (Second floor, 11th st. building.) hemstitched corded and hemstitched borders; em- Croax Deranruenr, on ca ee Daess Tannnxe Derarruesr. _— -_o Sex Tas Wisvow Disrtay. Marrow Block WOE Gisapa Out of compliment to the window dresser we ask you. Raine wena ad to see the samples of these 21c. Handkerchiefs that a | ‘Narrow Jet Edges. the window of No. 1117 Pa. ave. But to do proper justice to the Handkerchiefe the writer must ask you not to be much influenced by the display. You know that e Cotton Mixed Handkerchief would look just as well in the window, and then, too, the nest and delicate embroidery doesn't show to as much ad- ‘vantage as would those with coarse and showy designs, —2e. 1081.75. yard.— Colored Silk Gimps, 3 to 3 inches wide. —I6e. to $11. yard.— ‘White Wool Hercules Braid. —A, 7.9, 11 and 1ée, a yard.-— ‘White Cotton Braids, suitable for gingham — Qreases, in six widths. Beavriror Haxoxencuers For 124. re aes bcc ‘Those who don't object toa Cotton Mixed Handker- asian chief will vory Mkely prefer these at 123 cents. ‘The caso under the window illustrates that much the same ee Gesizns and as sheer material is offered as at 21 cents. See pH see This we can promise: The finest collection of Ladies'| Plain Gilt Braid. and Men's 28}e. Hawikerchie/s that Washington has A. 7and Ne. yard. seen. ‘This extraordinary at thisseason, andisonly| 531. giver praia possible because of our late large and advantageous purchase. ‘The Ladies’ Handkerchiefs are all White in —S, @, 10and 14e. a yard. —. styles as described at 21 cents. The Men's have hem- ‘Yellow Sitk Hercules Braid. ‘stitched borders in polka dote, tiny stripes and emall fancy designs, in colors which are warranted indelible, Tex Pes Gere Dacooke: ‘Deduct one-tenth from the marked prices of our more expensive Handkerchiefs afd the result is 20 per cont below credit store quotations, ‘Hand-embroidered Linen, 50c. to $4.35eech. . , Duchesse Lace Handkerchiefs, 85c. to $16.50 each. —6, 14, 16.and We. » yard. —— (First floor. 11th st. butlding. ) Boys Croraxo Darsnruenr. sinoti THE “MOTHER'S FRIEND" ‘Bhirt Waist has an original mechanical feat- operate. The buttons con't come off, Ask to Polnt Lace Handkerchiefs, $2.08 to $15.75 each. a rduagineertal “22 (Third Soor, 11th st. building, ie ig ‘WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, 11th and F sts. nw. Woopnwarn Asp Lornnor, 10TH. 11TH AND F 8TS. N.W. eo BF Lunch Room closed for repairs wntit September 28. i Trxxis Goons. The redaction sale of Tennis Goods is stilt Progressing, Our line includes all the leading makes. RACKETS. A line of Rackets is shown in our F street, Window. The greatl¥ reduced prices will con- tinue for the ba’ance of the season. ‘“*Sears’ Spectai” Rackets —#3.25.— —$1.40.— “Cleveland” Rackets) 01.25 Pair * Rackets — gaa Tovetber with about twenty-five other styles imall grades, BALLS. “Wright & Ditson’s, 1801, Championship.” ~~ Boe. each, 83.49 dozen. — “Wright & Ditson’s, 1800, Championship.” NETS. ‘30x3—12-+thread... 3Ux3—15-thread. ‘36x3—15-thread, bound. Alsoafuil lineof Tennis Nets, Poles, Pees and Guy Ropes, Racket Presses and Cases, Dry Markers, &e. (Fifth floor, 10th et. building.) Hansoces. ‘We need say nothing as tothe quality of our Hammocks, but quote onr prices and ask the Public to examine our stofk and be convinced that these are the greatest bargains ever offered in this line. Kuotted Mexican Hammocks, plain— Ae. grade—Te.— Knotted Mexi — 81.20 grade_9: —#81.40grade—81.10.— ——€1.75 grade—@1.35.— Woven Thread Hammocks, colored, without ‘Palmer's Patent" spreader and pillow in rich colors, the best made for comfort and dura- bility. erade—82.00.— ‘The same quality with deep fringe— 83.50 grade—82.00. 83.90 grade—$2.90.— — 84.25 erade—93.25.— (Fifth floor, 10th st. elevators.) Srartoxery Derartaest. *‘Potomac” Stationery, 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes in box. —10e. = box.— 500 boxes Linen Writing Paper and Envel- pes in novelties and popular styles. —0e. a box. — Woodward & Lothrop’s Cabinet Boxes Sta- tionery—five quires of paper and five packages of envelopes in a box—plain or ruled. —Octavo size, 5c. « box. — —Commercial size, 85c. a box.—= (First floor, 11th st. building.) Sneha WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 20th, 11th and F sts. nw. aull Srxuisa Saoss: This season's production. | J."/Hos. MILLER. Mids vost county, Bid FS. bow *% Lor, to quick purchaser. at much less than cost. owner f to leave cit}, easy payments, bargain. Adaresg, BS 1o-ae" OR RENT_EIGHT.ROOM DWPLLING NEAI station $18. Also lange nime-rooia dwelling .apa- ome qrounda, Shade. £5 + 8ia & THOMPSON, ‘Koo 8, Atlantic Vulldine. FEW DESIRABLE LoTS of sale pear Wranch\tile.on the ur's drive irom ike.» The grown: only about trom # ee Walk trom 0 20 GA) per AcTe on Very wm: PRO BKOOKS. one FURNISHED COTTAGE AT ARU Bay of s.overooking Bay Mid, Foe RENT i in adjo:ning tbe property owned by th Teneytown. \ ate ot ere | frame Bouse atid cutouhudiugs Sw fe. with lot GURDNO feet . fra Prope:ty nearly on sare uy to few at the Jo oF whole be wold with wr Lox for 3.500. DUCKETT & FORD, Gis Pat SOK SALE tu! beigi to 10 ACRES oF LAND the Potomac river Fout BEYER wriouas, Wasiimetom's most beeutifal ilitary road betweew the Meyer, only ONE HA. the heights mastitis its. From be had of Waabe Ser and surroundine county. ‘Aruinwton eie-ine toad of way throuxh this wubdis an early date. LAT MOQDAIDE, SEW SIX -hoOM , Mild Fange, liot and” cold water, hath, robe: stable for two horses, cellar and shade. "Priam, “Albo. nearly Sonn ieted room cottaae, ‘ Vieted, « seven. bath, Tanse, latrole, cellar and shaae. i demu BF LRGH TON. FOE SALEAT Bikanc THE B. 1K, several pretty ew dweliines, 6 and Bron with lot 1002150. Louse fuins on the B. & 0. view of the city of Wash: 3 Sto 10 actos euch. only @180 to $400 per acre seany- terme; Gwellings orected for purchem teat cost i a Pitt Tes '& SON, Tie New Lork "SUBURBAN HOUSES WITH CITY IMPROVEMENTS AND KAPID TRANSPOKTATION, terms Wo also have other subartan houses frou @2,00and je would bs piesand to abu these properties on ap- plication et var uffice. McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, Corner 10th and G ste l= _COUNTRY REAL ESTATE ‘A PRETTY AND HEALINY COUNTRY HOME, near KK. station, in Montgomery county, Md. Price low and teruseasy E. BENJAMIN, Ole F at. peri in very suitaie ior daity abdiruck yarpous, Provera i ¥ ie for dairy and truck pur ibe soll being very rich and tertite. d churbes, foftice, ecboot- and store in tintursiaie yeu Vicinity, Price 72,000 if sold belore September 1 as ae ee il: WARNER & Co. auli-it vie Fst mile ‘and schovis; pure abundant fruit, delighttul’ sbade, home. | Price, $5,000. Address i. (OK SALE—FIFCEEN ACKES, FOUR from Anacostia bridye: Truce George's couue frame house, 12 rooine and. store; severs| ‘outoutias ings excelient condition. good warden, plenty fruit sad howere’ p viene oh st WHITE, Lid Fat. 3) per acre aise ‘Ok: JOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST BUSIN' laces on the lower . witli wk uiler Lookout. fiveactes oysters soeced, pew and freight Louse and good buildings. Por farther 1m: formation inquire of CAPTAIN OF STEAMER SUB ating Whar?) oP ice, Bt = NT_AT BRANCHVILLE, ON THE pretty house, Just completed. rent GOper month. "Alse'at Hyaitevilie, ous ot wanes Seti bilo ooo ERR NNN | Constitute, when completed, the neacest drive from &so s&h R BR RO NN E | Gury tdesubareision G AA RRR id XN | Lets for saloon easy torims and lower than in any Goo see BE BLP Bs other subdivision of slutlar advantages, Por piste and particuiars aypsy to HO 0% 588s BRE a BOE? UeranTon, HHH 0 © Sss. ER tt HH OO i tages FARMS! FARMS! fhuMaos?? "osetia. dare Prt a wi tay aetna All styles ot Hose Fixtures, 2920-Lim T. K. BKOOKS, Glu 12th st. nw. Prices guaranteed as low as quoted in New York or eeew ners OoDYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, Soo OTH ST: oy 9 4 MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. Je27 Borcuruys rea. ‘Spring Leaf 8 Pure, Rich and ih price ‘Moderate. Bold only at Aso Fst. Ger Tue Besr. THE CONCORD HARNESS. LUTZ & BRO, wen MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN D2. 28 WANT MONEX?—#10 70 #100 70. LOAN on Principal aud interest peyabio in ‘werk'y or swntiey + BO Femnoval of Koods Fen = ‘Address Box 8, Star Wahparf Wasa 2iier RORTOAOE Address Box 3, Star office. ah MOSEx vO. LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT ON REAL aust KDW. A. PAUL, J, & CO., 1006 F at, MoE" 2, a ous far ATE IN SUMS ‘from $1,000 000, 6 yer cnt: mo when we WL HOPKIN a rhea to uritjweatuntactory ag) ‘ONEY TO LOAN, IN SUMS HANGING PROM 11,000 to 20.000 om satiate N » ‘Has Just received a carload of OLD PASADENA PORT, SHERRY AND CLARET. PURE GRAPE WINE. » BOTTLES, $1, AND 4 BOTTLES, 9L Prices greatly reduced, re x _—_] A Pocket Corkscrew gratis with every dollar sale. M™Ty iS ‘Picom e500 CPWARD. my23-003m ‘¥.@. SMITH, 1295 Pa ove ONEY To LOAN IN LARGEANDSMALL SUM ‘at lowest rates of interest inthe District of Coli x cor, 13th and F ste. n. . Yeutiadeesone Liss Fee nw, MoxEx fo 20ay IN SOME FO SUIT On AR Mix DC ree eMith & SEEEORDS. ay 523 Lath /$ AT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST, oN REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT. ‘BO. HOLTZMAN,