Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1891, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.c. T 4 THE EVENING STAR. moa 8G Oe S Sars reameiael AIAAGAAGAIISGGSIGEAAAADEAAAGAGal Se ee ss WASHINGTON guabahinigeipst: pobigsta Mlda. Als Hye Bss8 DAY. mes lager than that ef any ether paper the city. As a local NEWS paper and Advertiaing Medium it has ne competitor. The feverish spurt in wheat prices on Satur- day was kopt up yesterday with aggravations, followed by a reaction probably due to intima- tions from abroad that infinenced the operators to hold their hand. The reports of famise in Rassia and general shortness in the Enropeen markets have produced their natural effect on the American market. Prices have tended up- ward with fluctuations, and these fluctuations may be regarded as likely to continue #0 long ae the uncertainty lasts in Europe as to the amount of the deficit. The estimates as yet are very varying, some of them placing the deficit considerably below the apparently well-based estimates printed in Tue Sran. Whatever the outcome of the flurry in the grain market, one fact seems to be admitted all around—that full benedit of the rise will go to those farm- the movement to hold crops for a still grenter rise is likely to be effectual all over the country ought not to be assumed in the face of general knowledge in such things. The farmer fs seldom able to hold his crop for a long period. He requires stores of supplies and the tse of ready money for various purposes, in- eluding the payment of bis laborers. If the average farmer bad by him a sum large enough for these current necessary expenditures he would be measurably master of the situation. But he is to consider these facts: The exact quantity of other cereuls required in the rye- consuming countries to replace the rye deficit cannot be accurately ascertained for « long for that is the stnff life is made of.—Franklin. To Save Your Li, TIME 18 MONEY. ‘Therefore, by taking advantage of our 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION im prices on ail OUTING WEARS :YOU SAVE LIFE, TIME AND MONEY. BLAZERS, TENNIS SHIRTS, BATHING SUITS, SASHES, BELTS, All marked down to prices which will move them ina hurry. Don’t betoo late. GAVE TIME. BOTH STORES JOSEPH AUERBAOR 1 SEDGE Fn ETSY ha hn hb bobo bh ‘We close at p.m. Saturday excepted. 713 MARKET SPACE. ‘To make things lively at our store this week we have taken the cullings of onr stock from sll over our store and have fixed prices so that :t will make them quick sollers at first sight. Read carefully the items we ad~ ‘vertise below, as their equal for good solid BARGAINS cannot be found im the city: Pure Linen Cambric H'dk'fs, colored borders; were 2Be. seut to Be. 24-inch Polke Dot Surah ; was @1 cut to Zoe. 42-tuch Drapery Net, pure silk ; was #1; cut to 75c. 32-inch Scotch Gingham : was Be. ;cut to 125. sist Bie ty Challieg were 15e. sat t0.0e. ‘while. The presumption of some calculators has beon that wheat would take the place of the lacking grain, but the peasants of northern, eastern and central Europe are little accus- tomed to wheat and could not stand the in- creased price. They may replace rye to a large extent by potatoes, and to a less extent by maize. Americans can supply the latter in large quantities, but it may not be desired. ‘The final determination of the German gov- ernment not to reduce the import duty on grain ‘will affect the situation temporaril; ———— Commissioner Roosevelt's views in the mat- ter of the Baltimore primaries are worthy the man and the government. They lay bare the whole ugly spoils system with which the com- missioners of the civil service have to deal more intimately and widely than any other offi- ciala. In the treatment of the subject Com- missioner Roosevelt divests himself, as a good officer ought to do, of all party preju- dice. The evils exposed antedated his own ad- ministration of the office of commissioner, and have existed under democrats as well as repub- licans. They inhere to the system itself and are not chargeable to any one party more than to another. A republican, the commissioner finds a state of facts among republican office holders inconsistent with the due administration of the Jaw and be reports it without fear or favor. Sueb things have existed when democrats held the offices. They ought always to be denounced and remedies applied under the rule of whatever party. Boss rule and the system of spoils that attaches to it have long existed in Maryland and other states. The only adequate remedy is for the publie conscience to be so radically aroused as to co-operate with the Civil Service Commis- sion in it efforts to extirpate the evils. In a concurrence of local sentiment with govern- ment’s action, isthe true hope and the real remedy. The spoils sentiment is strong among spoilsmen of both parties. The people of the two parties are interested only in good govern- ment, and this makes them favor reforms that have been instituted. But populer feeling is sometimes deadened by the cries of interested and self-styled leaders. There are reasons, however, for believing the leaven of reform is working in Maryland. = eee Few things are more inspiring in their way than o well-rowed regatta. The public are heartily enlisted in such contests of skill, strength and experience. The rivers of no Jand are better suited for these splendia rival- ries than those of the United States: and no American river offers superior if equal advan- tages to the broad and beautifal Potomac, with its fine stretch of water, its magnificent hills in ‘the distance and the noble dome of the nation’s capital and the greatest monument of the world piereing the ether from amid the buildings, public and private, of the most renowned city of the western hemisphere. In deciding to sustain the present Senators for renomination Mississippi also decides against the alliance subtreasury plan. The fight bas been waged chiefly by Senator George, who has differed from the alliance on the sub- treasury matter. If Senator Walthall will nc- cept a re-election, which he scid some time ago he did not want, there will be a majority for the two Senators in the counties that have already chosen members of the legislature; the legisla- ture to be elected this fall electing both United States Sexators. The contest in Mississippi has Deen a severe one and waged strictly within the democratic party. The advocates of the sub- treasury have been vanquished because they insisted on precipitating the issue in the face of warnings that the people were not favorable to tbe warehouse plank of the alliance platform. Russia's journalistic officials have been pretty well oceupied in explaining to such of the gap- ing populace as are interested in her relations with France the distinction between an entente and an alliance. ‘The ides as wrenched froman entanglement of consonants and boiled down seems to be that an entente is an alliance that is not yet ripe. ‘The gathering of socialists at Brussels have ‘very judiciously done all in their power to keep themselves distinct from any ideas of anarchy. It isan interesting assemblage, and some liter- ature of importance should emanate from it Whatever may be their practical statas, the ad- ‘voeates of socialism in ite true form have much to recommend that is interesting and not a lit te that is desirabie. ‘The Kareas Alliance in its efforts to have Judges elected who will disregard the rights of mortgage holders exhibits a degree of ambition ‘that is astounding. The idea of fiat money has Jong been regarded by many people as the cul- minating fancy of the dreamer's brain, but this scheme of simply deciaring one’s self out of debt excels it by far, both in originality of con- ception and efficacious simplicity. oo —__ ‘The disposition to delve into the past that has become so prominent of late is absorbing ® great deal of attention, and for the most part to very little purpose. When the mem- ory of 2 public man is to be relieved from an ‘undeserved taint all the disclosure that can be made is desirable; but where the only purpose fe notoriety, seeking display, or mere love of scandal, the sensational writer accomplishes ‘worse than nothing. There is enough that is of prosent signidicance to command the entire attention of the reading public. —-——o+2___—_ The declaration of the speculators that the Fecent advance in wheat will acerue to the benefit of the farmers is encouraging. It is to be hoped that the; are uot too busy with poli- tics to tuke advantage of the tarm in their favor. —_+=____ ‘The Geramn army has been compelled to take wheat bread as rations. It might yet be Fedaced to pie. +2 ‘Dy. Hammett has without delay taken hold of ‘the important feature of his duties—the ques- tion of garbage removal. en Senator Quay doubticss§ intended to clinch his resignation when be went to church lect ‘Bunda. POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE, SEVENTH STREET. GRAND STAR SALE. THIS LIST CONTAINS LARGAINS OF WONDER. All 25e. Jewelry AN 3Re. 106 to $1.25 Jewelry.. All 08c. to $1.25 Solid Leather Chatelain Bass....48¢ All $1.38 to $1.99 Shopping Bags—grain, seal and real alligator, satin lined... 5 10c. and 15e. Canvas Beits, striped or solid colors. ..4¢ 50e. Straight or Boitice Leather Belts . Straight or Bodice Leather Belts All 25c. Silk Striped Belts. All 48c, Stik Striped and Plain Beits.. All Toe. Silk Belts. Se. Satin Palm Fans 0c. Closing Poe! 10e. to 15e. Japanese Fo! 19e. Fancy Chromo Paper Fan 10e. Solid Black Japanese Fans... 25e. to 50e. Japanese Folding Fans 98c. Black Painted Satin Fans 8c. Soild Color Satin Fans... 6 Silver-plated Tea Spoons for.. 3 Table Spoons for 3 ‘ Forks for. 4 sizes of Genuine Stesi Dressmaker's Shea worth 50c. to $1.00, for........ Se. pair 15 PER CENT OFF THE MARKED PRICES OF ALL TRUNKS. 10 PER CENT OFF THE MARKED PRICES OF ALL BAGS AND VALISES. All 25e. Holland Shades, All50e. Opaque Shades. All 7c. Opaque or Scotch Hi 15e. Stamped Muslin Aprons. All Bound Linens worth up to 73e. for. 124e. Printed Imt. Madra 12% and le. Silkolines. Sige. and Light bie. a yard Satin Stripe Pure Sik Gren- a yard, AN UPHEAVAL IX FANS. Fans that were $1.00 are now 75e. Fans “* ** Tie. ** * Ge. Fans “* ** 50c. Be. Fane “Sie. “* 250. us * She, © 180, Fans“ © 100 ‘This inciudes all our Parchment and Indestructible Fans of White in every material. Our Pctent Crown Fan remains 10c. ‘This is one of the stronzest fans in use. Comesin Black, Red, Yink, Yellow, &c. Being closing-up ‘Fan is convenient to carry in pocket. Our price, 10c. ‘Real value is i ‘What « scramble for our Infants’ Coats! Though many yet remain the 25 per cent reduction holds. vod the remainder of the week. All Coats that were $10.00 are now $7.50. AllCoats “* * 98.00 “ * $6.00. All Coats ** 986.00 * 64.50. All Coats ** 5.00 83.75. AlCoats ** + 94.00 © * g3.00. And so on down the list. ‘This offer includes every Fancy and Plaid Coat in ourstock. About 85 yet remain to select from to fit children of 1 year, 2 years, 3 years and 4 years. An accumulation of Embroidered Flannel Rem- ‘nants, in desirabie lengths for babies’ wear or ladies’ ‘skirte, at considerably reduced prices. ——— ee Our White Goods Sale goes on with unabated vim. ‘From present outlook not much will remain to wind ‘Up one of the busiest seasons known to ua, OUR WHITE Goops Give such satisfaction that the hold we haveon you increases every season. Our India Linens never crock or turn yellow. There yet remain some excellent ‘values for your immediate consideration. ———— eee Ge. CHALLIES NOW 7. ‘The assortment lies now with about 100 pieces. Day by day the quantity decresses; the assortment lessens and the fault will be yours if the pick 1s not as grand today as it is tomorrow. Match these = elsewhere eC for Worth less ‘Re. * 250. if you can. ‘These always lobk neat and the frugal housekeeper ‘will add much to her appearance, as far as tidyness goes, in wearing one of these in her usual morning work. 12}. ain't much, but it increases your per- sonal appearance mightily. ——— R5e. in 85e. width Plaids width Ties, Stripes Ties, Ye. or Ie. Plain Silk. If ont of town your Order by Ma: orders will receive immediate attention. Srriisz Suozs: HOOVER tock and sold at and LOW prices, SNIDER, ‘1217 Penna ave SHOES that you a ‘will appreciate. A aoe CARDEN oO a | 3 a4 E. LUTZ & BRO., 7 Pena. ave edjcining National Hotel. | Fyne at Metchets of bent mabe ot tow petoen, Wo bouzht 300 pieces at a remarkably low price from Arnol‘i, Constable & Co., New York, and 19 pairs. Were 81.37%. Star price 6 $2.00. _ Stur price., 14 $2.50 Ladies’ Mull Hats... . 41185 to 88 Trimmed Hats—only bes! materials -1Be of all kinds, 08, each $1.50 Untrimined Colored Straw sons th ss’ Plain White or Fixured French Percale Shirt Waists, stiff cuffs. $1.00 and $1.35 Ladies’ Satteen Cloth Shirt Waists e ills 4-4 Cotton, Ye. yu. Sige. by the case 10-4 Bleached Sheeting. Worth 30c. For 25c. yard. 100 dozen Knotted Fringe Huck and Damask ‘Towels. as anes 120. —$1.50 dozen 100 dozen Extra Quality and Size Huck Towels, Red and Bluoborders.. :Oc.each— spliced hevis and double toe... 10 per cent discount off the marked prices of our en- tire line of Infants’ 4, %{ and Long Hose, in Black different styles. ...22¢ Swiss Ribbed Silk Ve in Cream, Pink, Blue, Nile,Old Gold and C inal. Se. each 10 per cent off all our American Hosiery Company’s and Jean Underwear. Odd sizes of #1 Thomson's—R, & G.—Balls'— Loomer's Cutaway Hip—Sonnett and French Woven Corsets. Star pric .88e. pair Odd sizes of $1.75 P. D. and C. P. White and Gray French Corsets All 81 aud 81.25 Gowns: Chemises and Corset Covers, 20dozen G5e. and 7c. Cotton ers—Lest materials—nicely trimmed... . 0c. yard Satin Maline Vetlinys—all colors. . Se. yard Silk Cord Ruching 19c.and 23c. Windsor Ties, light or dark colors. 5c. White Embroidered Mull ‘Nes .... 5c. yard Embroidered Cbiffon—all colors....2ic. yard 5e. Spoo! Silk, all colors, Be. Best Rubber Corset 10c. dozen Darning Cotton, all colors. 100. pair C. P. Muslin Side Stecis, all sizes, 10c dozen Keal Whalevone, 7 to 12 inches long. 25e. Hair Pinching ‘fongs, with spring. Je. Fine Steel Tracing Whee! ‘Se. Russian Tan Shoe Polish, light or dark. 19. Raven Gioss Shoe Polish. ‘Se. paper Nursery Pins, all sizes, 15e. piece Double Bone Casinz, 20c. Red and Bine Colored Embroiderios. 10c. Cake Pearl Soap, % 25e. Large Wire Hair 25e. Landborg's Triple Extrac 10c. Bottle Cheseborough Pure Vaseline. be, 4-row Scrub Brush. 1fc. Tetiow's Swanslown, best made. 25e. Bottle West India Bay Bu: B5e. Bottle Oakley's 8-02. Florids Water. 0c. Large Wiis Broom. . BSc. Mirror, plush back, patent bandi Se. Box Camphor, contatn!ng 40 ball Gloria Umbrolias, twisted ok handles....81.09 20-inch English Gloria Umbrellas—natural, 23: $1.25 and 91.50 Cream Silk Dress Nets, $1.50and $2 Biack Chantilly Drapery Not 1 yard All 25e. Boys? Percale or Outing Cloth Shirt Waists. 199 All 81 Boys’ King” Shirt Waiste—hundreds of $3.75 Men's Turkish Unf’ Dress Shirt—piain or plaited bosom—butcher linen back to bosom—linen neckband and wristbands—New York Mills and Utica Nonpariel :auslin. Star price, 50c. Silk Teck Scarfs ..., 25e. Feather-weizht Negiize Braces .. B38c. Men's Colored Balbriggan Undershirts 50c. Men's White Ribbed Underwear. $2.50 Mon’s Cheviot Neglige Shirts—laundered Qeete Dickens, halfealf, cilttop, 15 vols., 2 vols. A FEW WEEKS MORE AND OUR RF- ga MOVAL REDUCTION SALE WILL 4 A BEA MATTFROF HISTORY. DO YOU WANT TO BE ONE OF THE MANY WHO WERE FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO BUY THESE GOOD, RELIABLE GAR- MENTS AT LESS THAN OTHER DEAL- ERS WOULD ASK FOR THE INFERIOR GRADES? IF 80, DO NOT DELAY, aS THE VARIETY GROWS SMALLER EACH DAY, AND THE VERY SUIT OR OVER- COAT YOU WANT MAY BE SOLD TO. DAY. BRING THE BOYS ALONG, TOO. WE HAVE LOTS OF GOOD VALUES FOR THEM IN BOTH LONG AND SHORT PANTS SUITS, AND A GOOD ASSORT- MENT OF OFERCOATS ¥OR BOYS UP TO 18 YEARS OF AGE AT MERE SKEL- ETONS OF PRICES. ROBINSON, PARKER & C0., AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, S.E. COR, 7TH AND D STS. N.W. aulS-co Kors Puanwacy. LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 72H AND E STS. N.W. ARE YOU DISTURBED OF NIGHTS? If 80, Dalmation Insect Powder is what you want. ‘This ts not onty harvesting time for farmers. Chinches are in their glory now, also their harvest ison, They delight in makine sleeping humanity miserable. Under these provo\ing circumstances one is very apt to swear, but it's of no avail; they don’t mind that, the tormentors. We havoa better remedy. Try it. ‘Try Dalmation Insect Powder. Use it freely. Do all the blowing you can; blow it into the cracks and out of them, **raiso the dust" and you will be surprised by the havoc you creato. Use the genuine. Dalmation Insect Powder price reduced from $1to Sic. per pound. Try our remedy and our powder. We have the Persian Powder also, reduced to 3c. per pound. We recommend the Dalmation, however, as much the best. KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES. 71H AND E. 105-5 TARE SOME then write tor niste one-third off th st. aul&im WING ARTICLES: Skirt Braid, gy Collars. Se tut Be: each ise LULA LENMAN, 981 F st, LOSE OUT T J wall sell Spool Si 3c, beat anake Li Groaas 8 Crenrr Hovse. FURNITURE AND CARPETS, READ THESE PRICES, Solid Oak Antique-finished Bet Room Suites, 3 Pleces, for 817 cash or 818 on credit. ‘piece Parlor Suites, solid wainut fremes, uphol- stered in plush or best hair cloth, for 628 cash or 830 on credit. Good WOVEN-WIRE BED SPRINGS for §2.25 cash or €2.50 on credit. BRUSSELS CARPET, 60c. cash or 65c. on credit. Good INGRAIN CARPET, 5c. cash or 40c. on credit. ‘We sewand lay all CARPETS free of cost and don't charge for the waste in matching figures. Onur terms are the easiest of any house inthe city: only small payment at purchase and the bal- ance im EASY WE! HLY PAYMENTS. No notes required and 6 per cent discount allowed ‘on all accounts settled in thirty days. GROGAN'S CREDIT HoTsR, e25-te 739 and 741 7th st. n. w. M. W. Bevenwar, Nos. 1215 F st. and 1214Gat., HAS HIS STORE FULL OF USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS. Such as delicht housekeepers and others, NOW IN BEASON. FREEZERS_WHITE MOUNTAIN. REFRIGERATORS—EDDY'S, withslatestoneshelves, DO. LORILLARD'S, for hotels and clubs, FRUIT JARS—MASON'S. ¥ TUMBLERS—TIN TOP. LEKS—PORCELAIN LINED, ICE PITCHERS—PLATED POR ‘LIN 51 - all kinds. DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, FROM BICH DESIGNS to very simple aud inexpensive, Store closes at 5 p. m. during August. mb7-Om Canmazr & Lewy, 928 7TH BT. and 700 K ST. N. W. ‘Just arrived—another case of Child's Pos!- tive Black Derby Ribbed Hose. Sizes 6 to 9%. 60 dozen Ladies* Real Roman Ribbed Positive Black Hose. Sto 10inch. Only 25c. per pair. Extra value in Cream Damask Table Linen. 60 inches wide. At 50e. 50 dozen 19x40 inches Pure Irish Linen Huck ‘Towels. A big driveat the price. 12)4c. each. 15 pieces Outing Flannel, 12340, quality. Re- @uced to Se. a yard. CARHART & LEIDY, auls 928 7th st. and 706 K st. n.w. T. B. Towsen & Sov, oer ors 4 Dealers, 5 7 2. ston Henrietta Cashmere, <5, 374, 50, 05, 75e. and iantine, 25, 40 and 500. Od Unviearned Shesting ase Sie Cottons es Gets! Right Shirts, fronts, 50, 70. ‘nite Bed Spreads . and #1. "Vine Ladies Iiaters, Just received, 50, 75e.. $1 9 1'Red Twilled Flannel, 20¢. water's Whalebons Corsets, i. jamond Shirts tie best in tue munttee oh "s Duplex ots, Bl. sfimaar tye wide, 50e. on pected ‘ i, Herta Lawns, 2340. and Children's Parasvis at reduced prices. Bunox Luis, ‘The great chemist, pronounced the well-known LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF, medeot ‘the finest River Platte cattle, infinitely superior in flavor and quality to any made of cattle in Burove or elsewhere. He authorized the use of his well-known signature as the trade-mark of LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF. ‘For delicious beef tea. For improved and economic cookery, i90-tb,ta. | Cor. 12th and Pa ave. © hs 18 8 BOF nfl 33 R oH S8 PRE ow tebe &) Eat. Pig 7 TS. Wo have still a number of short lengths of Black Lace Demi Floyncings, an¢ ey are marked at prices ‘sufficient!y Jow to make them move in a hurry. yards Bird Design Flouncing, 14 inches wide, was Slyard. Price for the piece, 48. 1% yards Fuchsia Design, 13% inches wide, whs 75e. yard. Price for the piece, 890. 4%¢ yards Rose Pattern, 20 inches wide, was @1 yard. Price for the piece, 62.89. yards Palm Leaf Pattern, 20 inches wide, was 81 yard. Pri for the piece, $1.48. 24 yards Polka Dot and Ribbon Border, 15 inches wide, was 75c. ayard. Price for the piece, 980. 1k yards Morning Glory Pattern, 20 inches wide, Was 81.35 yard. Price forthe pleco, 98c. 2X yards Small Polka Dot with flower border, 15 wide, was GSe. yard. Price for the piece, 98e. ‘Bi yards Rose Pattern, 13 inches wide, was 50c. yard. Price for the piece, 98c. ‘3M yards Foret-me-not Pattern, 14 inches wide, 10 yard. Price for the ptoce, $2.19. 1 yards Graduating Polka Dot, 16 inches wide, was ‘O5e. yard. Price for the piece, 80c. Js yards Bow Knot Pattern, 13 inches wide, was . yard. Price for the piece, G&c. 1% yards Small Leaf Pattern, 14 inches wide, was ‘O5c. yard. Price for the piece, $1.19. 3 yards Sinall Polka Dot, with fancy border, 14 inches wide, was G8e. Price for the piece, $1.10. ‘These are only a fewof the many short jengths that ‘we are offering at these ridiculousiy low prices. Come tomorrow and seo ® whole counter full of them, and all cheap. THE PALAIS ROYAL, Continued below.) ena oS rita Coxnyvarion OF THE CLEARING 8ALE OF Shantong Pongees, Pineapple Tissues, Figured Mulls, Outing Cloths and Ginghams, All of which sold at from 12% to 1Sc. yard. Now go- ing at NINE CENTS A YARD. (Continued below.) beytaac aie Nail Brushes, Hair Brushes and every: of Brushes in stock at a za 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT, Which, considering the original low prices, makes them fully 25 per cent below prevailing prices else- where. And, speaking of discounte—we are giving sn aiMe fei Ee Oe PPP FEE RI coco FFE NN BaP R eo # RAN TY Fok ER Sg fe BRE E Of Bric-a-brac, Jardinteres, &e. THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) re) ro xrx—Tne Best. Binck Hose bearing the Onyx trade mark are said to be the best of any made. We have been selling them for years, and they have given entire satisfaction. We are selling the regular ic. quality Ladies’ Hose FOR TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A PAIR. Boot Pattorn— Lisle Thread Hose. They have Black bottoms or boots, with Pink, Blue, Canary, Lavender and Gray tops; the most perishable and fading colors—that is, they were, but arenow guar- anteed to be *‘fast." Each bears a label printed as fol- lows: The fancy colors a cf this Hose are dyed by @ Sime process as the celebrated *-Ouys Binck” end are qusreat rood ABSOLUTELY *FADELES:! it ir. THe PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) . 9 Mews Sumts-At 230. Eaxca. All sizes rot, scill sizes yet. but can't say how long before the as- GLOMIA UMBRELLAS— ‘The regular 61.25 q ality for ninety-eioht cent, (Continued below.) pope tee ees Fisat, Revvorioss Is Paiczs or LIGHT-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. (GENTLEMEN WILL FIND BERE ALL THE BEST makes of Health Underwear, Finest Balbriggan Under- ‘wear, &c., marked at the lowest prices consistent with ‘cash business and therefore below prevailing quote- tions. In order to quickly dispose of summer stock 20 Per cent discount—one-ffth—off the marked prices. ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL. (Continued below.) Lions: Scsaer Uxpenoanmenta, 25e. Ribbed Balbriggan Vests, with no sleeves, re- duced to 2c. ‘oc. Fast Black Ribbed Vests, no sleoves, low necks, reduced to 2c. 25e. Gauze Vesta, also reduced to 220. ‘Wc. Gossamer Vests reduced to 390. ‘S5c. Ribbed Knee Pante reduced to 250. ‘TSe. Imported Ribbed Lisle Vests, Cream, Pink and Blue reduced to 35e. or three for $1. 7.48 Fast Black Lisle Tights, all sizes red uced to 82.25 pair. ‘Ribbed Cotton Vests marked 250., 350. and 500. Teduced to 2%c., 28. and 39. ‘Ribbed Silk Vests, Black and colors, at 10 per cent @iscount. The marked prices are 65c., T5c., 98e., $1.25, 81.75, $2.68, $3.98 and up to $7.39, Deduct one-tenth from these prices. American Hostery Company's Summer-woight Vests are marked GSc. for size 26 inches, rising 5 cents « ‘ize, 10 per cent discount being allowed deduct one- tenth from these prices. A. H. Company's Knee Pants are 65c. for site 28 inches, risingS cents. Deduct 10per cent. Campero Axp Corrox Unorewean. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 17, 18 4nd 19, will soothe best bargains ever offered by the Palais Royal. It 19a sale of broken lots, but your size will be found in one style or another. We don't sive alist of the garments, because what you might ask for would perhaps be sold before you called. DO THIS: Take elevator to the second floor and examine the garments you will find on the three long center tables. You will nd the best bargaine of your es- perience, THE PALAIS ROYAL, (Continued below.) ‘When on the second floor inquire about the Cambric 4nd Cotton Undergarments for Misses and Children. ‘You will find you may be supplied at less than the ma- terials cost at retail, Onthe frst floor, near door of No, 1117 Pa. ave., ae the following bergains: Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests, in allsizes, reduced from 35t020cents. ‘Swiss Ribbed Pants, in sll sizes, marked 25, 85 and 40c., can be had for 22, 20 and 33 cents, Ganse Pantalettes, tn all sizes, marked 35 and 40c., Are reduced to 20 and.33 cents, Boys’ Gray Summer Merino Vests, 26 to 30 inches, are reduced to 280, from 35 cents. ‘ Boys’ Knee Drawers, 24-inch for O0c., and ‘fistng 5 conte s size, are offered at 10 cents apiece less than the price ticket tells you. AY, AUGUST 18, 1891. Woonwann Axp Lornnor. 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. X. —o— o_o 000 ‘Until September we close Saturdays at 2 O'clock; 6 p.m. other days. —o 0-1 0 0 9 Buazcarss For Srax-Ar-Houes Reatizing that oréenary Prices and values @o not attract during the summer days, we ave made « great effort to offer crtra values at attractive prices in the several departments. ‘There is no more inviting time for bargain ‘seokers at our counters than now, Here is the report for Wednesday: Ax Opronrexrry For Taz Mex. ‘What remains of our IMPORTED ENGLISH WHITE CASSIMERE TROUSERS will be sold tomorrow (Wednesday) at prices less than the cost of making. They are made in the very best manner; have a three-inch hem at bottom, admitting of their being lengthened. Nearly all sizes represented. ‘Lot 1-Bizes 28 to 30. Were $3.50. Now 81.50. Lot 2-Sizes 28 to 36. Were $5.60. Now 82.50. ‘Men's Department. (First floor, first annex.) A Mosvuxee Orree IN FINE DRESS GOODS. . FROM 61.25 TO 50c. A YARD. REAL TURKISH MOHAIR, tn Green, Gray, Tan, Helictrope, Brown and Blue, 40 inches ‘Wide, reduced from $1.25 to —S0e. a yard. — FROM $2.00 TO 50c. A YARD. ALL-WOOL POLKA DOT BAREGE-Gray, ‘with Pink spots; Gray, with Heliotrope spots, and Ecru, with Blue spots. 46 inches wide, re- @uced from $2.00 to —50e. a yard. — ENGLISH MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, in Gray, Tan and two shades of Green; 38 inches ‘wide; were 50 and 75c.—now —26e. a yard. — A few ends of pieces of ALL-WOOL PLAIDS, ‘38 inches wide, were 50c., —Now 25c. a yard.— (First floor, 10th st. building.) Tx Lions) Kerrrep Usprnwean THESE TWO EXCELLENT VALUES CLAIM YOUR ATTENTION. Ladies’ FINE SWISS RIBBED CREAM GAUZE LISLE VESTS, with low neck and no ‘Sleeve—finished with silk ribbons, Sizes 3, 4 and 5. ‘Rerular price, 75¢e. Special price, 50c. each. Just a handful left of those WHITE RIBBED COTTON VESTS (low neck and sleeveless). ‘1234e. is the price. (Firat floor, 24 annex.) A Panistux Noverry. ‘The latest noveity in Veiling—reported by importers as being extensively worn in Paris— {sa 15-INCH CREAM SILK BRUSSELS NET WITH A LACE BORDER AXD SMALL SPRAYS OF FLOWERS INTERSPERSED OVER THE NET. —06. 8 yard. Piret floor, 24 annex.) Hasscre Derantansr. NOW 125. A YARD. An attraction in this department is the pal- ance of our 1c. IRISH POINT EMBROID- ERY, four designs in the lot, —At Lie. a yard. — First floor, second annex.) Goon Vazvzs Ix Grove Deranr- MENT. Ladies’ 6-button length All-silk Jersey Mitts fn Black, Cream and White, glove thumb, re:- rograde seamed. —50e. a pair.— Ladies’ Biarritz Gloves in Tans, Brown® and ‘Black—excellont for travel and mountain use, . —#1.004 pair.— Ladies’ &-button length Mousquetaire Suede Gloves in Tans, Browns and Black, with feather- stitch embroidery. (First floor, 11th st. building. _ Srecur Sarz oF NEW DESIRABLE WATER-PROOF GAR- MENTS. —o— 1 lot of Plain Circulars, with hood—Silver Gray or the old-fashioned Plain Black, BAtoce, ; 21.25 each.— ‘Llot of Cloth-surface Irish Peasant Circulars in new striped and checked patterns, with shirred yokes and full back. All sizes. —82each.— A new-shaped garment called the ‘Stanley, ‘With long cape effect—in a choice assortment of ‘Rew patterns, All sizes. 5 —#2.75 each.— At @3 weshowtwostyles. One isthe “Inver- ness,” with long cape, high tolling collar and high shoulders. Tho other is the “Langtry” or “Raglan.” Both new styles of cloth, All sizes. —83 each. — ‘Very fine Cloth-surface “Langtry” and “‘Stan- Jey" Garments, with or without capes, ip the ‘Rewest patterns—lizht in weight and free from odor. All sizes, Oos Fa Jensevs Ace Ix. ‘The stock 1s very comprehensive and shows many styles of Plain and Fancily Braided Jer- seys. Ask tose them. Ladies’ Superior Quality Black All-wool Jer- soys—cashmere finish—full high sleeves—per- fect fitting—Bises 32 to 42. —82. 2% each. Ladies’ Fine Black All-wool Cashmere Jer- eoys, with tacked vest and full high sleeves, Bitsee 32 to 44, 83.25 each. — Ladies’ Black All-wool Cashmore Jerseys, with - fall high sleeves, rolling cuffs and elaborately trimmed with eoutsche braid. Sizes 32 to 42. —#3 each. — + Ladies’ Very Fine Black All-wool Cashmere Jerseys, with full high leeves, neatly finished ‘with silk cord and handsomely trimmed with heavy silk cord, forming = yoke. Sizes 32 to 42, —#4 cach. — (Third floor, 11th st. building.) Srartoneny Ireus. Perfection Irish Linen Writing Paper. —20e, # pound. — ‘Envelopes to match. id —#e. » package. — (CFisst floor, 11th st. building.) Woonwan Axo Lornnor, 20TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. —o— FH" Lunch Room closed for repairs wntit September #8. —_— Taaverers Ovrrirmsa Derantuesr. —o— This department contains all the requisites for those desirous of leaving the city, either to ayend a short time at the seashore or country, oF to make ap extended European trip. TRUNKS. ‘We have all that can be desired in this lime, including Steamer Tranks, Ladies’ Dress ‘Trunks, Men's Trunks, Masket Tronks, Sole Leather Trunks, Wall Tranks, Licht-weleit ‘Trunks, Packing Tranks, &., rancing in aize from 28 to 40 inches. ‘The space here is insufficient to describe all the styles, but we call your special attention to bottom—reinforcad valance lock boits and three heavy steel hinges. 28 in. | 20in. ‘38 in. 20.50 | S035 No. 00—Ladies’ Light. made of best Michiran pine— ‘wo trays steel corner clampe— “M. ML” patent 28 in. No. 81—Ladies' Canves Dress Trunks—fall linen lined—double top tray and extra dress leather bound — heavy leather center band—raised corner bumpers—""M. M.™ patent Bince—beavy valance band—sheet-iron bot- tom—double strap— @i250 | 913.25 | $14.50 8B-Al! Trunks marked free of charge. 82~Trunk Straps given to all pure! €27 Trunks repaired at short notice. —-. . BAGS. This line is complete, consisting of Club Bors, Giadstone Bags, Cabin Bags. Specie Baxe, Boston Bags and Tourists’ Bags, im cloth, canvas, grain leather, imitation alli- MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN ISBN ATE a MERON at Minicote, yo TX SUMS To SUIT * om furniture, pianos, hi warvns, Houselod goods or citer jersona: property Prmetsei and tunerset yayatve fu rexiy of monthly iwehis. ao removal cd yd Feat tne Publicity. ‘Address tt automa UN SUMS RANGING Phom ese gO £0, ga. 0 on aoietacgery, eeal ity: PROUIT atieution to ail apliccations oust Sixhoakp Tens —. WeAKD TE wis Lith wt. ONEY To LO xD pores to bo attention to M To LOAN IN LAN M at joweet exten of interval ca approved teal inthe District of on Fase ATS bees cor. i:ith and F 3" FISW Re oo. Lia Pee MOSEX to 20aX IN SUNS To SUIT ON AP. Mh proved D. C. real est able in thi payuments. SMITE & JEP FORDE. ail ae ONEY_TO LOAN, AN SUMS FROM @500 1 YARD, aT THE LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST. on Li 2ith we. aw, REAL ESTATE IN THIS DIsTRICT. 3 or. 10D and F ste. mw. NEV TO LOAN ON ENDOW MEANT LIFE AND Chased et higvest cash prices, Iau: MoSSS 70 LOANTANGE AWOUNTS AUWais on bend for jeans on bs R. 0. HOLTZMAN, pa Dae ae Ter he Fates of interest G per vent tor song oF aor tine. i 20. SMITH & BONS, _e1¢ a 418 F st. nw. MGREY WANTED AND TO TOAN—PARTIGR having money. to lon: ways Bud gut-eige ove, secured Ly deeds oF trust ior male ay mySte Woubs £00."S BANE, oes at RE* TATE EET NT SAFE AST. & BONDS. SIX PER OLNT. PAVARID QUARTERLY, AN SOMS Uf ©1000. SMALL FKL MW CHAKGED. S000 Loan © Tike aka. aN BSI Arr. _apnotr TAOS. E. WAGGAMAN. M° NEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ORFIusT> AAD case nscursty at lowest Tales ui tuteret, te te we eo apie 0. ©."GREEN, 300 7h ot. w. Tx cas proved real ewrae snare CORD & BL . apste UONEY To LOAN Al 5 AND ODER Obs tor, real alligator, sheeyskin and seal- “sbproved District real estate, no deieys, = hisiead ONEY TO LOAN seins Mned—ieather-covered frameand inlay-insite | MONEY TO LOAN Pocket—doubie lock. —ppaaate. frtcn, Fo 0 in. Woon WO UANE en ae | en | SS] BS) 2S | Meee eee Lf as =: ¥ ” amet ee Soe | ee | hart ES Dea oe 1 in. 17 in. 18 in. aude ee No. 19-Genutne Alligator Club Bag—leather Iined—leather-covered frame and tnlayineide ocket—double lock—and patent binwe for held ing bag open, 10 in. Nin, 2 in. Bin. 14 in. 50 | woo | saa0 | exes | anes in. 16 in 17 in. 18 in. co | as | Gal wi Xo, 206—Gentlemen's Gladstone Bars—grain leather—leather Iined—leather-covered frame 4nd inlay—two laundry pockets—two straps— double clamps—double lock. 14 in. 16 in. Also a full line of Coat Cases, Extension Cases, Hat Boxes, Hat Trunks, Shawl Straps and Rolls, Trunk Straps, Shoulder Straps, Trunk ‘Tags, Steamer Chairs, Rugs, &. EF" Steamer Chairs marked and delivered Sree of charge on all vessels sailing Srom New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baiti- ‘more, (Fifth floor, 10th st. Elevators.) wcnewine iL neae aui8 20th, 11th and F ste, W. D. Crazz & Co. $11 MARKET SPACE, —— GRENADINES PREFERABLE TO LACE, Until this season Black Laces and Nets for the past five years have had the lead in fashion in light-weight and airy goods, but now Daine Fashion has dropped these goods and brought to the front the old reliab's fabric Grenadine in new styles, and we know of no goods superior to them for service. They also com- ‘bine three important points ina lady's dress—elegance, style and durability. Grenadines make not only a nice street dress,but they are now used for evening in the place of lnces. We have on hand some very effective styles in these goods which we sell you at cost prices. BLACK GRENADINES. Black Twisted Silk, polka dot, €1.25; now @1. Biack Twisted Silk,satin stripe, €1; now 80c. Black Twisted Silk,faile stripe, $1.25; now 61. Black Twisted Bilk,plain, $1.25; now 81. Black Twisted Silk, plain, $1; now 80c. Black Twisted Silk,surab stripe, 1.123; now 90a, ‘Small Figured, silk and wool, $1.25; now @1. FANCY GRENADINES, Bisck Twisted Silk, brocade figure, with gold or |, heliotrope line, 81.50; now $1.10. > Black Twisted SUk,satin stripe, with colored figures, $1 ow #1. ‘Our eale continues but two days more. Hurry along if you would save money. W. D. CLARK & 00., 811 Market Space. Rerern & Co. INDUCEMENTS, 50, 30and 25e. qualities of Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed ‘Vestsat half price, Ladies’ Biack and Colored Silk Gloves, 13c. Ladies’ Shirt Waists in percale, White and Black India linen, 49. quality, for 27¢. Satine Ties, 2 for 5c. Chintz Prints, Ze. per yard. Scotch Diagonal Dress Goods, 36 im. wide, 1c. Cameo Draperies, 12}4c. per yard. ‘To start our customers on the P. N. Corsets, we offer aus them at the following low prices: Style 415, 476 and 441; regular price, 99¢; now @Bc. 231, 403and3u3; ** * @L.25, Se. 449 B ST. & E., CAPITOL HILL, ULB. 5 Opposite ‘Library. Ax Lsvestwest OF @22 NOW WILL SAVE YOU €28 NEXT SPRING. SEE THE FOLLOWING REDUCTIONS: Perfect Success Gas Ranges— 619. 00 reduced to $14.75. 2100" © 17.75, 24.00 18.50. 28.00 22.00. 00 25.50. 0.00 29.50. ‘Bainy weather. Too many on hand. Mustesll, ©. A. MUDDIMAX, 616 22th ot, 10 Pun Cex Orr Fon Case. au ‘We are closing out all our Summer Stock et ex- tremely low prices preparatory to taking an inventory of stock during this month, and all who wish to take advantage of this very low offering of our stock can Row supply themeeives with good goods at « very low ‘Price and mve the discount of 10 per cent for cash. ‘WE HAVE KECESSARILY ACCUMULATED A LARGE LOT OF REMNANTS of ail kinds and we ‘re offering them at » Giscount of 25 PER CENT off for CASH, and many good bargains may be procured. 2 \v. emustxa 2 oom, ould ‘919 Feams. ove, AND PRESSED FOR ¢1. —ELLGANT ROOMS, LAGE, Jows. GUie? Kireet; Rew house, t odern Wun) TOveRent=. karye ua y, aia tare. EU per month ; baths, board it desired. auld \utaws nore. Fa. ave. and 1athst., Washington, D.C. EBBITT HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D.C. ————————— ATTORNEYS. IGDON & HiGDuN, as OF PAIS ED ens, room 36, BOLd Te ‘Le Droit buildine, corner sth aud rs Washington, D.t. Also Pitebune, Be tubs abd Kansas City. ‘mo lebas Gaonsa W, Ker AT-LAW, sors. LAW, WASHINGTON phe Ons, Pensionsani ail fvve 4 trademarks, &¢., procured withoutdeny Wave to creular, Opimicnon merits wf your case without charge. whim Carnes GTON, ATTORNEL-AT-LAW, Webster iaue, SS Daw. W., Wailer D.C. Residence, 455 K'st. a E ——— Ropvews New Feusrrone Strona, $13 7TH ST. 5. W.. ‘Between E and F stm Our fall goods are now arriving, and our ed- ‘Vice to housekeepers is to taake their selections escarly as possible, Fashion bas decreed some ‘ew deniusin Carpetsand likewieein Parlor and ‘Bed Roow Furniture, which make them doubly attractive to discriminating eyes, and they fare bound to,.go—and go fast, too. We'll not attempt to dcscribe theu.—we'd rather show then. Open until 6 o'slock ;and if you'll call well ‘Guarantee to show you something tn the way af ‘Carpets and {Furniture that will be attractive, serviceable, seasonsbie and reatousble, ‘Asin the past, we are alweys willing to make terms to sult our customers, and uc cue peed therefore deprive Limself uf Lume couforteoa ie pies of want of ready casi JOHN RUDDEN, FURNITURE DEALER, 613 7th stn. w. aultte Gaazerci_Oourorrisa. EPPS’S cocoa BREAKFAST. “By a thorough know! of the natural laws the of jou and nutrition, frye caretal of the fine propertics of weile = Epv las provided cur break Selves wsth's delicatery Revered b eyernre tt tu balf- insky cron, menled toa: JAMES EPPS & CO.,Bomoopathie Chomiste, felé-s.m.tu London, England. Pxo Boxo Prsuco. ENTIRE KAT A SACRIFICE. Co." a ‘ule Damask, Towels, us aud Bed Spreads at oy sim ‘Giorea Becry end Coser: : Bali'sand R. and G. LA ee GE xeanay eave verses eo en153e° poe tre oe TSS a Trent Is No Daxozs ” Rp RE BEd (Call and jouk at our ‘SUN DIAL, MCLIPSE ona RELIABLE, Bz1dte_MASHINGTOS GAb LIGHT COMPANY.