Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1892, Page 4

4 — Ga-We are 5 o'clock closets every evening—st 1 _THE EVENING STAR. Sill o'clock Saturdays until September 1. WASHINGTO soni SATURDAY 6, 189%. | —————— Pane Mums, _| SGSSSSERERSSCERNTSS W Lapses Haxprercmers. ether paper AND NEWS paper and Ad- Ssassbzbabsobsbboed Cuprews | The District Coramissioners believe they see | im the proposed route of the Washington and | Georgetown Terminal Railway Company along | K and Water streets in South Washington a | convenient, practical and inexpensive dispoxi- | tion of the long-existing railroad trouble in| South Washington. This is in part the route that was advocated by Maj. Twining and others | years ago and urged by the South Washington Citizens’ Asociation, but without avail. The | ‘Commissioners, however, go further and sug- | gest a line of track on 6th street from the pres- | ent passenger station to connect with the | tracks on K street. With the support of the District Commissioners the citizens who favor the Kand Water streets route might resume | their efforts with some hope of snecess. A| glance at the city map shows that the route | along K street to Water street and thence to| the Long bridge affords about the easiest and | most direct way from the tunnel at the Navy Yard to the Long bridge. It indeed is some- what surprising that the Pennsylvania Rail- road Company did not long ago vote itself the right of way over these streets to| maintain an easy method of making its through freight connections with the south. ° The line proposed, if it were the onl; line of track main- tained. would, as will be seen by a study of the map, reduce toa minimum the area of the city cut off and more or less injured by the railroad. When the vlan was discussed six years ago the Proposition was made to require the railroad company to purchase its right of way over the intervening squares from the tunnel to Water Street and leave the streets as they now exist, without railroad occupation. It was also pro- posed that the road should be carried on a via- duet over the greater portion of the route, so a to avoid the danger and ntisance of surface tracks and grade crossings. To adopt the new route would be cheaper for the railroad than to make along the streets and avenues now occupied the extensive improvements | to which the company has pledged itself. ‘The feature of the Commissioners’ plan which is likely to provoke the strongest opposition TEFTHIS tesach ® great bargain time that every @opartment tries to render its share of attrac- tiveness. Even the HANDKERCHIEFS— those staid and staple necessities—are calling out thetr exceptional offerinas. We guess everybody wi!! want a share in this distri- bution of value. That isthe “point of look-out” in HANDKERCHIEF buying—the value. Price—with- out 8 surety of satisfactory quality—is an empty nut. Of course weare eyeing the market the livelong om hand to take it. Eternal vigilance is the price of something else besides liberty. It brings advantage— opportunity. Has for us—right recently—in HAND- KERCHIEFS. Weare going to let you have your time with them now2before you get away for the summer. LADIES’ ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS— embroidered in white in numberless choice de- signs—scalloped edges, drawn work, block Work. It is plain to be ween they are 5c. qual- ity—our “‘vigilance” sells them :or 25c. LADIES’ WHITE EMBROIDERED HAND- KEKCGIEFS, with block work, scalloped edges, polka dots aud lots of other patterns— 12i¢e. LADIES’ SHEER LINEN HANDKER- CHIEFS—with neat, pretty borders—10e. LA! IES’ PLAIN WHITE HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS—0e. each—3 for 23c. LADIES’ PURE LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDRERCHIEFS— with all widths of hem— Tike. to 87340. LADIES’ MOURNING HANDKERCEIEFS— lots of patterns to pick from—all linen—12}¢e. toa. LADIES' PURE LINEN COLORED BOR- DERED HANDKERCHIEFS—1%4c. LADIES’ COLORED EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS—variety enough for any- body—250. LADIES’ PURE LINEN HANDEER- CHIEFS—with bandworked embroidery--G0e. to LADIES’ FRENCH LINEN HANDKER- CHIEFS in novel patterns—@1 2 to 81.75. LADIES’ MOUSSELINE D'SOIE HAND- KERCHIEFS—hand embroidered — 82.50 to from citizeus is the proposition that the whole | "Eapreg INITIAL LINEN MANDEER- Iength of 6th street from the present passenger | CHIEFS-all letters 123. to 508. station to K street be surrendered to the rail- LADIES’ JAPANESE SILK HANDKER- CHIEFS—plain and initial—25c. MEN'S ALL-LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS — unlaundered —hems an inch _deep—12%". BETTER GRADES—25c. to 7ée. EXTRA LARGE SIZES—50c. and ‘Te. MEN'S COLORED BORDERED HAND- CHIEFS—s host of new patterns— 1340. MEN'S PURE LINEN COLORED BOR- HANDKERCHIEFS—250. to 50c. road. Incase there is any chance of favorable action by Congress on this plan, careful con- sideration shonld be given to this feature of it. | If 6th treet is to be railronded every precau- tion should be taken to reduce to the emallest amount the annoyances and dangers that would be incidental to running railrond tracks across a large section of the city. By a depression of | the tracks on 6th street and the building of} cmreys_tote stn, LINEN HANDEER. bridges to carry over the cross streets the pro- MEN'S DAMASSE LINEN HANDKER- posed change would, when completed, leave} CHIEFS—75c. to 81. South Washington in better condition than that MEN'S LINEN INITIAL HANDKER- CHIEFS—all letters—25e. to 50e. promised by the elaborate plans made by the | MEN'S PLAIN Pennsylvania company. It might be better | still for the city if tae company was -required | to purchase a right of way through the squares between 6th and 7th streets extending from the | " tothe river front,and thna relieve 6th | frora oceupation by tracks. ———__ +e The Senate has wisely declared against the | nse of the trolley on railroad lines in this city, and the House today by its action on a motion made by Mr. Washington, gave indication that | it would not adhere to its unwise course, prob- ably hastily taken, in this matter. After so | much time has been spent in endeavors to perfect the street railroad «ystem of Washing- ton, now when these efforts gives promise of satisfactory reqplt, to sanction the use of the CHILDREN'S ‘MSTITCHED LINEN HANDRERCHIEFS—20c. CHILDREN’S WHITE” EMBROIDERED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS—25c. —All “‘vigilance” buying of ours. There you are— with an unbetterable list—that everybody can be sup- plied fram. No trouble about getting good, reliable ANDKERCHIEFS if you will only come HERE— where they are. Penny “NINTH AND THE AVENUE.” time wrote a letter of instruction to Gen. Mor- gan, a copy of which is published elsewhere in ‘Tux Svan, which is commended to the atten- tion of the Pennsylvania National Guard offi- | cers on account of the thoughtful considera- tion it gives to the relations of the military to the civil powers. + ___ ‘The,‘old parliamentary hand,” as Mr. Glad- stone calls himself, seems to prefer old parlia- mentary hands at the helm of state, if the re- ported forecast of the liberal government be correct. The ablest men of the party figure in it im the places for the most part for which they are @upposed to be most competent. Only a| | trolley which has been everywhere condemned | Established 1840, ‘Telephone 905. as unsuitable and dangerous in cities, and | Justitied only om account of its cheapness, in |__|), 1 suburban districts, would be an eccentricity | | | i | | | | | if | im legislation which even the haste of the closing | —— : days of a session could not excuse. a “ = - So 1 oot F rR ‘The Senate has mado provision im the sundry| ||| 8 3y ¥ eee iI eivil bili for « hospital in the District for con- | —— oo uv RR = tagious diseases, the need for which was #0/—— sng 00. ppp pm strongly emphasized recently by the death of a | 8354 eae Bs: | | diphtheria patient after he had been carried | Sag8 0? Bo? AA: Lane from hospital to hospital and refused admit- | —— eae tance. The provision has received the hearty NOT ONLY — approval of the District Commissioners, and " | | had already been approved by the community. | il Best Is Tae Cur. i —_ oe BUT BEST a It ts a coincidence that Gen. Washington sent | |, r Try troops to western Pennsylvania on account of| {|| Tx Tae Wont. II ® disturbance among the people near the}——- We use only the purest of fruit —— present site of the Carnegie steel works, nearly a me sakes apes” @ hundred years ago. Gen. Washington at that Gio has eas Seb Be sik | holders and drawn from ice-cold coolers. SHAVED ICE added when desired. Wares You Ger Your Traxsrze Corser Oru Axo F REMEMBER THAT YOU HAVE Tie To Darsx A GLASS OF OUR DELICIOUS few new names appear. With Gladstone, Har- 8s % B'b rv" | | | court, Rosebery, Morley, Trevelyon and other Pa SUS 8 ia. os noted veterans in the lead the fortunes of the Ss? “00 pop a4 party will be all that the occasion permits, — a The news that Mr. Gladstone's cabinet will probably contain Prof. James Bryce, author of | > “The American Commonwealth” and several | times a distinguished visitor to our shores, is | well received in the United States. Noforeignar has written altogether #0 well on American in- stitutions as this gentleman, who as colonial secretary of a liberal government would doubt- lees add to the respect and admiration felt for him on this side the Atlantic. — F. S. Wuiuws & Co. Drugrists, under Masonic Temple. WSN NE $8.00 Isnow the price you pay for a good Suit of Clothes, such as we have been selling as high as $18. You have your choice of 50 different styles. This $8 (special) I=IN THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY? . SULY 16, 1892—SIXTEE PAGES. Rarrs Enrenenen. 1241 11TH ST. 8. Wwe the public ‘wonderful je are going to give some dargains at our clearing sale. All our summer fabrics Brice, Se. . ‘2% dozen Summer Corsets, 69c. Clearing price, 80s. Mr. O'Neill evidently feels that there would be no harm in the government's doing s little boycotting on its own account with reference to SUIT SALE will last for ONE WEEK ONLY. We havestarted the BALL rolling andwe shall keep it going as long as warm weather fasts. Low prices shall prevail. $3.50 It is really very good of the German emperor | Is now the price you pay for an All-wool Child's Suit, Rot to object to the holding of the monetary | suchas you have been paying @5and $5.50 for. In conference in Berlin. ‘There is no good reason | this line you have 70 different styles to select from. A Nbr be should want to object, but that has | “hance for Derruin seekers hing to do with the pomibilities of the case $8.50 ‘The troops aud the strikers at Homestead are | Isnow the price yon pay fora Black Worsted (cork- et oo friendly as formeriy. Possibly the pres- | $e lant sud want’ tochencet. an eer ‘ent condition is oue of the phases of “the dif- | tor a guod barrain. ference in the morning.” | = $1.59 ‘The fact that Mr. Whitney does not desire | . ° a | Esthe price for the Child's Suit former!; the chairmanship does not signify that he will SiitureiS7, This WOOLEN GOODS end neaee Rot have some valuable suggestions to offer. hor shoddy staff. It will pay you to exsmine these me o> eee goods ere going elsewhere. Opposition to Mr. Wm. D. Crum, a colored | “Knee Punts from Iie, upward. physician, was vufficiently strong to cause the | Office Conte.still to be had for 15 ets. ‘withdrawal of his nomination for the postmas- 37 50 tership at Charleston, 8. C., and he is therefore = without sa office. Mr. Crue may yet turn ap | fsnow the price you pay for « first-class SERGE SUIT recorder of deeds District (with or without silk facing). This is, without doubt, oan ~ ot Cor | cao cl tha best beraaine of the day. Tou can gut these ~ suits in several different styles. Pongees, Alpacas, Drap d Ries, all thin goods, you can now buy for just ONE-THIRD less than our original price. only. Come early and make your selections, ere they are all picked, at the Cusox Bar, Crormma Co. 7TH AND D 8TS., Pinkerton men who might want places as Capi- tol policemen. oe ——_+e+ ____ The people who propose founding a museum | for works of art should hasten to secure some 2 favor of prodibition at the = cea Mian bir Charles P.lke’s record of seaodal did not prevent his being returned to parliament. Pes- | sibly the British public feels that for the sake | of the Prince of Wules it must not be prudiah. | = (Robinson & Parker's old stand), waite i Mr. Dana finds that Mr. Cleveland can be | ee Yermitted to remain ia the band wagon if he | will only cover himself up with the force-bill | = Fiuoucars Seweiny Esrantismueer — Berlin is betng overrun with rats. The work- BARGAINS. men at Homestead say that their town is threat- | 531 Seventh street northwest bow ened with the mme troubie. ' ———__ +02 satin Sra te eng RARE ry opt me yea veady for revolution. coe ma nee po RUGS. RUGS. 50 Smyrna Mats; 73s, Giearing peice, oe. x20 Pleces 44 Bloor Oncloth, 25. Clearing price, rc. ghd Pleo 64 Floor Ciihoth, 8c, Clearing price, 10 pieces 4 Floor Otleloth, 0c. Clearing price, so SHOES. SHOES. 100 pair Infents’ Slippers, black and tan, 50c. Clearing price, 25e. 100 pair Infants’ Shoes, black and tan, 5c. Clear- ing price, 25c. 50 pair Ladies’ Hand-turned Shoes, opera and C. 8.. $2.50. Clearing price, $1.49. 100 patr Youths’ Shoes, lace, sizes 11 to 2, 61.25. Clearing price, 89¢. ‘RAFF'S ENTERPRISE, 1261 Lith st. 5.0. sy16-%__ LEADER LOW PRICES. PIARLOS. P | *'Whentn Romedoas the Romans do!” | P 1 1 rr A x x ° ° 8 8 P P 1 1 A a XN x ° ° 8 8 P ‘ P 1| eft Stuyvesant Piano, | ‘oct, Upright Marshall & Wendell A | PTE eight E. Gabler & Bro. | 4 ; ras it Bush & Gerts @ : © | pedainy ° 5 | ae fright 2. B, Chase Piano, . oct. ouarient Steinway & Sons Fach teed f the ful terar of Ore peare sada Faranted to be in perfect conditign: Stool and cover with cach piano. No P | interest! Will be sold either for cash | P 1 | suit purchaser "Gall and'sec'the tne | 1 ; Mruubents, They dey competition, y N x ° E. F. Droor, | o i 925 Press. Ave | ® Praxoss) ~— Praxost: —Praxos:: sleet Z . In our Annex... --Second floor. Siase: Srasn: Sxasz Cutting right and left. ‘Make your selection frum the following list and you will get still «reater value than ever: eae eee eyes eeg gee ges seg was c VI TWILL... ws PIN} PELE MULLS, WE sorte MR wis And CHAM] ‘i WAS wis MOURNING PRINTS. AVY AND CARDI RINTS PERC: te Srures DARK DRESS GINGHAMS..NOW. is tre with: et This pg AE anda ut Sate cits ‘MRS. M. R. HAMPSON, 1335 12TH ST. N.W., El Wasmserox, v.c., Wrttes usastollows: Electropoise goats saa Electropoise ‘should have replied Eisceropoiae sooner to ie PMopOtae, Sut my litte Eisctropoies paecean pivots eet Secs Bates Gesat, et pews Electrol PEL TROP OSS Eicewropoiae Elcctropoise Aiited ite datita feet Flsctrobotse Electroy ite use. I have never Electropoise ec Siclan excepting’ when Be lscuopeis Electropoise cut hip leg ve x badly jectropoise Poles diiiculty ‘with bis throst Eisctropoiae 3 m4 tae tine ‘be 0186 ropoise Eisctopotse MARTHAR HAMPSON, Electronoise ‘1335 12th st. n.w. Electropoise = Fleetropoise jectropotse — Electropoise = - = El poise HE Electropoise lectropoise slectropoise Electropeee Exzcrnororse cetropotae Electropoise Can only be bought of Electrupoies Electropalse — fae Hlectroroles Anuaxrio ceropuiss Electroj rt Elec Exzcrrororse Femepie erase Electropoise trohoine Comeaxs, Eas Electr rm lsctropoise Escuovoe L405 N. Y. Ave. Becrorcise eS lectropoise Elec ‘ropoise No Baaxcz Eiectropolse Electropoise Oo Electropoise Ele /FFICES Electropoise Hlsctropelse Electropolee Electrorolse Electrepeie lectropolee Electropoies Evectropoise Electropoise aise Electrovoise Electrovoise Electropoise ooc ¥ oce TIT 9. CI i" T ” Go ¥ SoS Eran H Sss8 FP Syg8 7 Whether they will participate in next week's ‘Meet or not, should know that wo carry the most complete line of Bleycle Shoes in town for both ladies and gentlemen. OUR “L. A. W. SPECIAL” Kangaroo Bicycle Shoes for men $3.00 LADIES' L. A. W. SPECIAL Kangaroo Bicycle Oxford Ties ate, $2. Included among the list of our great Sroce—Pausixa Repvcrioxs Are noteworthy: ‘Men's Black Canvas Kangaroo ‘Trimmed **L. A. W. SPECIAL” Bicycle Shoes. Reduced from - s3t0. $2.35 ‘Men's Kangaroo Calf Bicycle Laced Shoes. Reduced from 2.5080. ...31.80 ‘Men's Tan Ooze Calf Bicycle Oxford Ties. Reduced from $3 $2.10 to... Wx. Hass & Cos RELIABLE SHOF HOUSES, 930 AND 932 7TH ST., 1914 AND 1016 Pa. AVE., 231 PA. AVE. 8. E 3936. TOIL DE NORD GINGHAMS. NOW— oe WHITE INDIA LINEN.......NOW— ‘ Po WHITE INDIA ‘LINEN. ma | 4 INDIA LINEN.......NOW—1OC All colors... *....ow—_ Io ‘CAMEO DRAPERY .. Now—., (4 . .Now—. FIGURED LAWXS. .Now— BLACK LAWN onaaNprEs.xow— 63 OUTING FLANNELETTES..Now—_ 6% .NOow—-. o— about our REMNANT 0: ener, Se tari neste A. Kavrsax, 909 PENN. AVE. N. W. —e {oateneaton oF NEw IDEAS} o— Ox A Lovo Maasiz Covxren Is displayed, in glittering brass trays, our famous as- Mallows, sortment of Candies for 25 2%5and50- cts. a pound. Your own Crystal ¢t. boxes. selection. Its popularity Mints, abox. To Firmscty Wercouze Tur MOST NOTEWORTHY ASSEMBLAGE KNOWN IN OUR NATION'S ANNALS EVERY HOUSEKEEPER SHOULD AT ONCE MAKE PREPARATIONS, LAY- ING ASIDE EACH DAY A SMALL PORTION OF HER SAVINGS IN ORDER THAT HER GUESTS MAY RETURN HOME WITH A DEEP IMPRES- SION OF OUR CITY'S SIGNIFICANCE. 4 WHILE WE RENT NO COTS FOR THE AC- €OMMODATION OF OUR CUSTOMERS—SECOND- HAND GOODS BEING STRANGERS TO US-WE WILL SELI-UPON CREDIT—AT PRICES BELOW THOSE OF CASH HOUSES ALL MANNER OF FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, CARPETS, MATTINGS, REFRIGERATORS, GAS AND VAPOR STOVES, TOILET AND DINNER SETS AND WORKS OF ART, GIVE YOU IMMEDIATE POS. SESSION AND ACCEPT YOUR PROMISES IN SMALL WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS UNTIL YOUR ACCOUNT 18 FULLY PAID. UNDER OUR EQUITABLE crept SYSTEM YOU SUSTAIN NO BURDEN, WHILE YOU REAP BENEFITS WHICH WEALTH CAXNOT SECURE. HOUSE & HERRMANN’ CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES, 917, 919, 921 AND W23 7TH SI. §a-Closed at 1 o'clock today. —Dormes Or Mivsvwuze Dass — Ovr wipe-awaxe. xover wavs oF RE TAILING FORBID SUSPENDED ANIMA- TION DURING THE MIDSUMMER DAYS— comatose business conditions—inaction at this time of year is unressonable—unaliowable here. We keep up interest by increasing the points of interest. FOR INSTANCE: —*eMospuar, Sux 18,-— Brome Ovn Ses—Axxvaz Creare Satz PREPARATOR ¥ TO STOCK TAKING. This is one of our customs—has been ever since we've been in business. Preparatory to taking in- ‘ventory twice © year—Dece:nber 31 and Jaly 31— We have asked you to attend these GREAT RE- DUCTION SALES. Every year, as a result of Our announcements, we have been gratified by an tmmediate and overwhelming responsa. We are Perfectly well aware that there is ope—and only ‘one—reason for this, and that is we have always Keptfaith with our patrons by giving them the foods exactly as advertised. Monday we com- ‘mence this summer sale, representing, as usual, every department in the store and presenting values in seagonabie and desirable goods that are Positively unapproachable. SILK — TRAVEL- ING GOODS and SPORTING GOODS DEPART. MENTS open the sale Monaay. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN Parsrep Sis, (INDIA, CHINA, JAPAN AND AMERICA.) ‘The success of this season in PRINTED SILKS ‘has been unexampled. Thousands of yards have ‘been passed over our counters. We've helped you toown a SILK GOWN at asmall expenditure. A lone time teft yet in which to enjoy one—in fact there's nothing better for un all-the-yaar-round MONDAY ‘The entire balance of this season's stock at RE- DUCED PRICES. Aw Parren Sirs, THAT WERE ES ane Now 65c. 50 Aw Parrep Size. reat were ‘to’ sre Now 50c. 81.15 (st floor. under skylight.) STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS IN Srorrixa Goons Derarraest. RACKETS, TENNIS SHOES, HAMMOCKS, &o. Several odd Reckets in stork, for both PRO- FESSIONALS’ and AMATEURS’ use—some of the kinds you need {f just learning to play tennis, ‘as they are both cheap and durable. You'll know these by name, and you never saw such low prices quoted anywhere for the sams. Improve the op- Portunity. “CLEVELAND"—"HARVARD." “‘WINDSOR’ wee HE Now 500. “ATHLETIO"—' HARVARD" (cork Aandle)— “STANDARD.” wre £2 ~ Now $1.00. “ASHBY, JR.” ;EWPORT"— *‘ARLINGTON"— GEORGE.” “HARVARD SPECIAL"— “CASINO"—“‘STANDARD.* & - Now $1.25. Were "ASHBY SPECIAL.” was 04.50-Now $2.00. 7 ‘T RACKET CASES. ae ae were 60c.-Now 250. HAMMOCKS. 13 HAMMOCKS, made of hiehly colored cord, closely woven, with two stretchers. were#1.73-Now 75c. 9 BABY HAMMOCKS, knotted macrame cord, fast colors. : TENNIS SHOES. BOYS’ TENNIS SHOES, black, white or checked canvas, with rubber soles, Sizes 1 tod. were 00c.-Now 45c. ‘MEN'S TENNIS SHOES, black or white can- ‘vas, rubber soles. Sizes to 11. were ose.-Now 450, MEN'S TENNIS SHOES, black or white duck, rubber soles and leather insoles. Sizes 6tol. were v3e.-Now 75c. Basement Lith st. building. STOCK-TAKING REDUCTIONS y Ix Travetsxa Goons Derantwest. “A SATCHEL IS ALWAYS HANDY. If you are going to the country, mountain or seashore you can't do without the nocded ‘‘grip." You'll never haves better chance than now to buy. We are marking down some of our oli and broken lines ‘gs. Must close them out within the next ten See what we huve—it will be to your ad- vantage. 12 Livres’ Bostox Suovprse Bucs, Cloth sides, leather bottom and handies; Jeather-covered frameand lining ;inside pocket. 85. fae ed Now 25c. 7 Crop Baas, ctoth sides, teather ‘entls and bottom ; leather lined; inside pocket ; good lock and catches. +2010, weres.a5. Now 750. 2-13in, weesis. Now $1.10. 1-14, were. Now $1.25. 4 Crp Baas, same styto tn better materials, with leather-covered frame and in- ie 1.00. 2-10-in. Were $2.15. Now isin, wereer.a0. Now $1.15. 1-141, weress23. Now $1.75. 1 Gexurxe Axzicator Cis Bas, leather-covered Leather-lined and frame, rood nickel lock and catches. 16in, Was v7.00. N; ow $4.00. 2 GENUINE ALLIGATOR CLUB BAGS, ‘very similar to the above. 113:1xcn. weses.c0. Now 75. 11618cH. wase7.00. Now 25. 5 GRAIN-LEATHER CABIN BAGS, leather- covered frame, good nickel lock and catches. ONE EACH, 124n. 13-in. 14in. 15-in. 16-in. Now 2.50, 2.75, 3, 3.25, 3.50. 5 BLACK SEAL SKIN CARIN BAGS, 213m. wesea.so. Now $5.50. iets Nor, $8.25... leather-lined, leather-coveced frame and inlay, 1134n. was 98,00, Now 114m. wes 90.00. Now $4.75. ‘Were 91,75. Now $1.25. 2 EXTRA HEAVY GRAIN LEATHER COAT CASES, leather covered frame, linen lined, good nickel lock and | _ 1TH, Was 85.73. Now } ‘1 221K. Was 96.95. Now seeneeenereseeeE1Gh wt Ballin) Lassscnon & Bro. WE HOLD. THE FORT. We ALWAYS have and ALWAYS shall leed in LINENS. Nowherecan you see a better TION—A LARGER LINE—OB CLOSER PRICES. ‘Wecan talk QUANTITIES—no contract too large for us. Haven't we been supplying all the large instita- tions and hotels around herefor years! Large board- ing houses, steamboats, nearly all have our stuffs. Wehaveno monopoly, though. We come in clote competition often, but carry off the honors. Many Private families’ tables are decked with Linens from Us. Some of you have been buying Linens from us for the past thirty years. Have we ever deceived You? Have we ever misrepresented anything? With Us Linen IS Linen. We never misrepresent. These ‘are the special things selected for your delectation: 0.inch Cream German Damask, 400. ya. 60-inch Extra Quaitty Cream Damask, DO. ya Gkinch Extra Heavy Quality Cream Damask. Now 64-inch fine quality Silver Reached German Damask, 750. ya. ©G-inch Extra Heavy Quality Cream Damask. Re- auced to Te ya. 72-inch Extra Quality Cream Damask. Reduced to 750. xa. ‘72tnch Best Quality Cream Damask in newest de- news, $1 va @2-1nch Bleached Scotch Damask, Be. ya. yorineh Bleached Irish Damask. Reduced to 65. tach Undresed Bleached German Damaat. 880. €6-inch Irish Damask,exira fine quality. 7 D0.7a. 8-4 Extre Fine Quality Irish Damask, 1. ya. 500 dos. 18 inch Linen Lunch Doyites, Oc. dor. 200 doz. 4-8 Damask Lunch Doylies in pla = white and rea borders, BOc. aos. 200do8.4-8 Cream Damask Lunch Doylies, with Ted and diue borders, 7 DC, dos. 100 dos. 48 Bleached Damask Doylies in plain white and rea borders, $1.60 aos. 1G inch Plain White Damask Dosliee, 7 DC, dom. 18-inch Plain White Damask Doylies, $1 don. qifeh Plain Waite Damask Doyiies, $1.25 16-tuch Plain White Damask Doylies, extra fine auaity, $1.50 aoe. 18-inch Plain White Damask Doylies. Fine quality. 100 doz. $4 Bleached Damask Napkins, SL dor 500 doz. Bieached Extra Quality German Damask Napkins, our leader, 1.25 aos. 100 doz. % Fine Quality German Damask ‘Napkins, $1.35 aoe 100 doz. % Extra Fine Quality Irish Damask Nap- xine, $1.50 aoe. ‘9 Extra Quality German Damask Napkins. Special price, $1.75 aoe. $2 aos. 4 Extra Heavy German Napkins, 500 doz. % Fine Quality Irish Damask Nepkins in s 25 different designs. Special price, 2 doa. If this announcement should reach the notice of those living OUT of TOWN and interest them they need only address our Mall Order Department. We cheer- fully volunteer any information, and we carefully attend to any mail ordez. Open until § o'clock tonight. Or Suoraxrse —In thoroughly understood — By the makers of our shoes, and this Bowleage i Tully exemplified in our stork, Our ain Bas ive te. combine the highest results of quality. fext- bility, darabality ‘at, witha low jerice.” Hi eee eee ca various eM Shock parte styles of toe, ‘am Elegant line of Men's Russet pet Rat ow shape pelnted ‘sh broad Hoover & Sxyorn, “Expert Shoe Fitters.” 1217 Px Ave N. W. ws Rosser Suoes. RUSSET OXFORDS RUSSET OXFORDS For Men, Women, Boys, Girls and Children. y15-1m A LIT- TLE PRE- CAUTION willinsure health. In case your PLUMB- ING is not peryect, we can make its. And we can do the work for you so that it will not have to be done over. ‘This work, a8 well as FURNACE, RANGE and LATROBE REPAIR- ING, should be done at this time of ‘the year, for itcan now be given more careful attention and it can be done at @ conatderabie saving. Speak tous about it! S.S. Sarop & Bao. 432 Oru Sr. Grand Army Cots. Grand Army Beds. . THE MOSTEST eri M. “Exosczn.~ Esascr> Laces Fuow Exataxn. Tas Manse Ov “Enasens- “Bnoaged,” as applied to Laces coming from Ene land, means exclusive. The leading lace makers have | ‘their desienera, and when a large order is received cor ‘tain déaigns are “engaged” to the purchaser. Thus ‘ft comes that the Palais Royal has Exoicen Port Avrrieve Laces, The best products of the best producer of England. | OLeourse you'll expect such laces to be expensive. | Prepare to be disappointed. Match sets of these Laces at the following ridiculously low prices: ‘Sinches wide, Sic. yapt, worth 5 36 inches wide, 40. yard; worth 65<. 4 inches wide, 450. yard; worth 75e. j G inches wide, Ge. yard; worth @1.25. Connoisseurs will appreciate the vou sure you are a comnowseurt hundred ever have such lates as these. Of course ‘they bave Point Applique Laces, but they are the or. inary imitations, such as we also have and sell at che following prices inches wide, 12c. yard. ‘Me inches wide, Lie. yard, ‘Sinches wide, Ife. yard. @ inches wide, 22c. yard. ‘6 inches wide, 33c. yard. ot one store in a r , New Varexcressrs Laces Cheapnéss linked with inerit is possible in this in- stance because of a trade incident, not bacauer the cust | of manufacture was little Several new and beautiful designs, 6 to 10 inches wide, choice for 25c. ayard. Those 5 inches wide only 13¢. yard. And here are match sets: 3 inches wide for Ls ‘35s inches for 29. yard, 444 inches for 25c. yard. Cream Sux Caastuzy Lace. Six choice designs, 43 to 6 inches wide, 25. a yard for choice. Not a yard worth less than W cents. Only twenty pieces, so let your visit be on Monday if poss!- ble. yard, Noverry Laces Yours Apu. A few pieces of Novelty Point 4’ Irelande Laces way | ‘be notiggl in the window of No. 1117 Pa. ave. Let's | try and describe: Groundwork of the new spider web | mesh, with flies entangled here and there; edge of the | ordinary Point d’ Irelande. 3 inches wide for 4 | yard, 6 inches for 45c. yard, @ inches for G0e, yard. | And see these combining Point Appliqne and Point , @ Trelande. 3 inches wide, 20c. yard ; 434 inches, 2c. | yard ; 4 inches, 250. yard. And these Cream Point | 2! Trelande Laces, with edge at one side. ig inches for 20c. yard, Sinches for Qe. yard. These are beauti- ful: Cream Stik Chentilly Laces, with Point 4° Ire- lande edge. 3 inches, We. yard; 44 inches, 40c. yard; 6 inches, 50c. yard. Tu New Onwestat Laces. ‘Who doesn't know of the stereotyped designs, as familiar as the chestuut burr? How refreshing to look at these new designs which you need be told are Oriental. Like the rest of the choice Laces we are offering atthe prices of the ordinary these hare a his- tory. While beautiful and fully worthy of the de- | ‘Sdever's skill and the specially made machinery, theae | gems were too expensive for ordinary purses,so that the importer’s surplus stock nets him a heavy loss. The Palais Royal buyers being always on the gui rice have secured you these and many other bargains of late. Dexps speak Loven THAN WORDS. The low prices that come of acash business and the balf- | day boliday on Saturdays are not the least advantaces to patrons and clerks inaugurated by the Palais Royal, (Continued below.) Mostar Duess Goons. ‘The result of our buyers’ late flying trip to New ‘York is now evident. | 9c.—witneesthe new Pekin Crepes at only Oe. « yard. Silklike luster to the beautiful shades of pink, blue, yellow, red and cream. You need be told they are only cotton as you look at the overhead display. 1.2kc.—eatora Crepes are of the same family as | | above and tis doubtfal whether the difference in price | is warranted by looks, You must be jude. And these 36-inch wide Percales at 12\e. « yard. ‘You'll notice them with navy blue grounds and white stripes and dots in the large center show window. Don't forget that im the store we have also grounds of lavender pink and light blue with white stripes; also white grounds with cardinal, navy, pink and light blue stripes. All at 123¢¢. yard. Q9c.—outing Crotis st 9. yard instead of 1236 cents, Wash Surahs at 0c. yard, Figured Chevrons at 10c. yard, Figured Orenadies at 10c. yard instead of 1234 | cents, French Mall at 16c. yand, in delicate tints of lavender, pink, light blue, creain. ss Santer Srrxs.—rnese two hundred pieces were bought at 15 per cent discount to clear the importer of his sammer goods, so that where the prices are uot lower than prevailing the qualities are euperior. 500. ya | ya) inch White Jap. Silks... a ‘%M4-tnch Stripe Wash Surahs. Ne. yd inch Surah Silks, colors. 68. yd 2-inch Crepe de Chene, colors. 500. yd ‘23-inch Polka Dot India Silks. e. yard | Oasien by abmorptic | Oxywen by: absorptie Quveen by absorption Stren by sherferen Q&seen by absorption Tux Exrxexr Oxyern by shmorpt “J Curren traterrcon = Dn Sancume Geen i sherpa oeen by ateorytion > Oiswen wy sheorbaron Exectroroise Orvern by alsorption Oxvern by absorption Qavwen by almorption Onyern by abeorptt Ox3 eeu by absorption (styled ““Vietory™) Cx Oxy Be Ovranen Or Mass Leva Leswax 931 FS: N.W,, Orot Dx. O. A. Ponor, 602 Sen Sz. N.W. NO OTHER BRANCHES OR AGENCIES IN Was. INGTON. Dasicett hy almot Sigen by ale Oyen by aborption Oxtgen by almorption Di Banche gives special fuatructions for the treat ment ef cach individuat caw. It im not poesibie to have ae rules applicebse to the treatment of ail cases, ashardly any tWo persons are affected or ere consti- tuted exactiv alte. orption: Oayicen by abmorption Oxygen by abworption, Oxyaen by absorption Oxygen by abeorption | Oxyeen by absorption Oayern by absorption Oayecn by absorption ts sapptyine Abeor pitton.” n by abmor ptton Oxygen by abworption Oxy cou by absorption Varyicen by abmorption Oryyen by abe Oayern by abmorp: Oxygen by absorption Oxyaen by absorp Oxyern by abmorptic Physicians have sent us quite a number of patients, and as there is nothing in the Electropoise contrary to Uhetr theories tt ts predicted that physicians of advanced thouxht will eventually use Win their daily practice Waar A Wasa INGTONIAN NO. 2052 8T. 8. WASH... June, 1802. Miss LENMAN: ‘At your request 1 gindly state that the value of Dr. Sanches creat scientific: @imovers, the Electropotse “*Victory,* has been siemally demon strated im the case of my eldest daughter. When she Dewan its use abe was lying Prostrate with —Auewta, which no tonte could over come, She was 8 pale shadow, fading away before oureyes. She bed been am snvalid for seven years, had had the advice ot twelve Plywicians, liad used three different electrical machiner everything else that could be thought of, includ tue troublesome Journeys to country: places, to no pur vos whatever. She was Perfectly helpless in alo-at every respect. The Electro- poise “Victory,” with no medicine whatsoever, has s0 far restored ber that she cai, Salk a considerable distance Wnaenated, can use her bauds well and cap read and write ouce more, thoweh her eyes are not yet perfectly stron (Dr. Sanche does not protitae speedy resalts im chronic canes.) Her progress toward re covery has teen steady; there has been ne backward step. When I asked her ‘this morning what I should ‘nay to youshe replied ‘Tell Miss Lenman that I feel like anes being. It is axthourk reat inaxtcan bad come into thehouse and said, “Lat there be health, and there was health.” Thank heaven for Dr. Sache.” Tshould wate that the be winning of my daughter's deplorable prostration was ‘Oxygen by absorption an injury thought to be Oxygen by alsorption slight at first, received while Oxseen by atmorption playing with other children ‘Oxygen by absorption nearly eight yearsago. The ‘Oxygen by absorption Electropaise she hae used, Oxygen by absorption with the exception of the ‘Oxygen by absorption first three months, for the Oxygen by absorption past year is the one-called by Oxyzen by absorption Dr. Sanche **Victory.” Oxygen by absorption “With all manner of good Oxyeen by alsorption wishes for the doctor's pros: Oxyeen by absorption —perity aud for your succes ‘Oxygen by absorption as his agent in Washinton, & ‘Oxyeen by abworption au, very sincerely. yours, Oxysen by absor; MARY A. FAIRFAX. Oxygen by absorptt Oxyeen by abortion ‘Oxygen by absorption Oaygen by Oxygen by Oxygen by abmorytion Oxygen by ataotption ayken by absorpt Oxygen by absorption seen by absorptic yieen by absurption yeen by absorption vizen by absorption Oxyrren by absorption Oxyeen by absorption Oxyern by absorption Oxygen by absorption Oxygen by absorption Oxygen by abeorption ‘Oxygen by absorption ‘Oxywen by absorp Oxygen by abserptte Oxygen by absorytion Oxygen by absorption Oxygen by Oxygen by Oxygen by Oxygen by absorption Oxygen by absorption Oxygen by absorption Oxygen by absorption Oxygen by absorption Oxygen by abworption Oxygen by abmorption Oxygen by absorption ‘Oxygen by abworption Oaygen by absorption Oxygen by absorption Oxygen by absorption Oxygeu by absorption Oxygen by absorption axyren by absorption Oxygen by ‘The Victory Electropoies fs so mamed im honor of ite ‘Oxyyen by Victory over all chrami: case Onyen by of Rheumatien, Insomnia, Oxygen by Spinal troubles, Indiges Oxygen by tion, Malaria, Chills and ‘Oxygen by Fever, Kidney and Liver Oxygen by troubles. Oxygen by Oxygen by Two Onur Acexcies, Miss Lota Lexaax, 931 FS: N.W. Ds. O. A. Ponvr, 602 Sra Sx. N.W. : Drywen by absorption Oxyg bby absorption Oxyacen by absorption Oxseen by v1 NSSSAAASERSSSAASAAAENIIN RSNA NEN Ives Dinecr From Exoraxo. Doulton, the celebrated putters man- ‘3B-inch Stripe India Silks. 24-tnch Japanese Silks, colors. 50e. yard Ge The last mentioned come in art shades of Nile, Leghorn, graf, golden brown, navy, ciel, tau, laven- der, suede, orange, pink, yellow, cream. Navy Bice Dass Goons. 5Oc. vamp uxtes Good Quaiity Nun's Velling, Albatron, Cashmere, Foule and Storm Serges. A new supply of Swisses and other White Dress Goods at same surprise prices as before. 200. yard for Qe. quality Swiss, in the stripe and ‘25e. yard for those that usually retail at 30 and Sic. yard. 40c. yard for the 50c. quality Swisses. ‘Extra Sheer White and Cream Mulls at 25 and i5c. yard. ‘Black and White Persian Lawns, 20c. to 40c. a yard; all euperior for the prices. Enmnowentes.—cunares's Dress widths, 22 to RBinches. 45c. to $1.100yard for choice patterns Worth from 68. to $1.50. ‘Swiss and Irish Point Embroideries from 17 to 450. yard. Heretofore sold from 25 to 68. yard. Fine Swine Blind Embroideries, tn various designs, for yokes, tc., 400. to $1.85 yard. Srzour Lor Warre Rissoxs. All styles and widths have been secured, to sell from Sto 10c. © yard lear than formerly. Also an- ‘other lot of those 3-inch-wide Moire Ribbons, in all ‘colors, only 19. yard. Z ‘THE PALAIS ROYAL, Corner 12th st. and Pa, ave. as ufacturer of Lambeth, England, has sept usan advance shipment of Stone Juss and Pitchers in « variety of unigae designs, shapes and sizes. Prices, Se. to #2.25 each. These make excellent birthday and souvenir wifts, Wrarrs & Epwoxstox, 1205 Pa. Ave N.W. 8 Cacuser & Lens, 928 7TH AND 706 K ST. X.W. ONE THOUSAND REMNANTS OF UPHOLSTERE Goops. ‘We have just received one thousand Manufscturere Semples cf Upholstery Goods in Tapestry, Dam asks, Brocatelles, &e., de. The price per yard of these goods was from 7c. to @. ‘We have divided them into lots and will sell them 85, 10, 15, 20, Zand 50. This, we confidently believe, is the best banrain in high-class goods ever offered. Your chance to recover your fur- niture—make « foot stool, pillow, &., aa very small cost. Just in, « lot of Fine and Medium Dots tn Swiss Mus lin. Price, 18 to 37i¥e. Ladies’ White Lawn Waists at 0c. Fancy Irish Lawn Waiste, Sizes S2t042. Ga CABHART & LEIDY, ws 228 7th wt. and 708 Ket.