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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

BdTgdiH Is much abused word. but il has meaning
that altered because the word is times mis-.
applied.
SUITS.
Is not White Suit A BARGAINf IT is desirable in
STYLE correct in and offered the actual prcel
We pledge word that all Ladies'. Misses and
White Suits have been reduced to what they
cost wholesale Are not Ladies' Bingham Suits that
we have retaied at $40 and Sl2, and which cost
wholesale 81 30 ami So. 30. BARGAINs AT So.
WRAPPERS.-Is not our well-known sL9S India
Linen Wrapper extraordinarily good value. Is it not
A BARGAIN ut the reduced price-Sl.75.
And those marked SO. Haven't hundreds sold at
that price during season! Isn't it correct to WRITE
"a BARGAIN at S3 S."
SHAWLS.-The price is marked in plain figures on
every shawl and whether it's sl25 for the Superior
Cashmere Scarf or $40 for the Drap Dete novelty,
isn't the price low elsewheres Now that allow
10 per cent off these prices don't offer bargains
JERSEYS.-The majority of our regular customers
well know we have made speciality OF 81 SO Jerseys
showing twenty different styles, including the latest
novelties in breidng. high sleeves, &c. That several
styles Of s. 10 Jerseys have been retaied else
where at "a 30 has and can be proved. Can't
write BARGAIN IN big letters when advertise: All
81. 9S Jerseys reduced to S3-39.
UNDERWEAR there lady in Washington who
hasn't heard OF The Paas Royals Jo0 Of Cotton
I.derscear It's really more Job lot than those
Ribbons but that's how people talk about the stock
We have described the garments in previous adver
tsements it's only necessary to hint that this
week will end these nuch-talked-of BARGAINS We
promise for tomorrow:
Cambria Gowns and skirts. worth 81. % for e4c.
Gowns Skirts Drawers, worth 81. 5Of Soc
Gowns and skirts. worth 81 40 for ese
Gowns and skirts. worth 80 for sl.6a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as sood bargains I'm
other I'd floor departments Tor instance; The 75c
shirtwaists bargain ut 80 cents The Soc Vent
flating summer Corsets are Q bargain at 80 cepts
And 10 with the infants and children goods reduced
In price.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

With England insisting that, pending negoti-
ations, the Selling cruisers must be kept out of
Behring Sea, and with the United States insist
ing that, pending negotiations, the poaching
sealegs must be kept out and with each gov
eminent pooh-poching the others suggestion,
negotiations themselves were at n standstill
last month. and the threatening protest of the
British minister, declarr, the British inten-
ton OF holding 1.-THE government of the United
States responsible" broke off negotiations. so
far as response from the United States to it is
concerned The verbal wrang,, has been re-
sumed again, but it is evident that for a por-
ton Of last month the governments were toI
far apart even to wrangle, and that the assur.
ances of continued peaceful and hopeful ego
tiation which confronted The STARS pub!ica.
tion concerning the strained relations OF the
two governments must have been intended to
be understood in a Pickwickian and diplomatic
sense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24
Or INTEREST To LADIES.
Confined heloMl

Tomorrow Vriday) our &c. Warranted Fast Black
Hose will be offered 1t - cents. Our weli-known
Soc. Fast Black Hose for 20 cents Our superior Doe
Chidrel's Fast BLACK Hose for 90 cents sizes to 10.
he smaller sizes fine ribs the larger
heavy, for boys wear. We hope by these and other
special prices for tomorrow TO induce you make
Friday shopping day. We close half day on sat-
urday, you know.
Those Pure Linen Handke rchefs with drawn work
and real han dembroideTed initial being snapp ed
up by cOnnoisseurs. Being unauRdered they need a
trained eye their merit The price is % cents
the actual worth is 80 cents
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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TASTY F1AssE1s"-
pPr PIE RRR RRR - SIS.
Err In knfk kRf W sssss
+ EEs I I Re I ssss :

must have sprung from The FLANNEL Famiily" You
hardly know OF ANYTHING pretter for wear-than a
.hinE that will wear any better THIS has been par.
son we have had to have some ..lively pieces" You
have Gought-and BoUGHr-and BOUGHT them-and
just because scmmer has let go her grip for few
days-don't tuln out all her trappings Keep them,
ag1in--i will be with tighter grasp than before.
You are gong away-want Bathing suit-two or
three Gowns for Tough and ready" wear-a home
made Blazer possibly-ail these should come from
qt'ales and the fastest patternsit Will be your
own fault tor we have them here: In fact. We have
have had-on our counters within day or two-and at
There are pieces of IMPERIAL PRINTS at 25c. a
yaTr66 are s9% 9GgRt not e complain at this price
and we have brought some New stripes an t6at
will do for Wrappers, Chldrens r,&c-Ony 3714c.
Some New SCOTCH Fl ANNELS-a as genuine as high
Iand heather-ten new designsa singe piece 5Ucts
at 60c and Obs. ysrd-3o inches wide.-wash nike
We have tabled 10 pieces FRENCH PRINTED
FLANNELS Ut ) U cents yard. They used to he 65c
and are the best patterns that tue French distributed
ME best BLAZER FLANNELs are French-and
they nave produced the most harmonious blending Of
large and dfininutive dots. Navy Blue Stripes
Navy and Cardinal; Black and White; Navy. with a
are % inc hes wide and but 65c spite OF their good
Our NAV Nv ILLS are beauties. The dyes are OF
the deepest Strengthened fast, too We want show
YOU grade at 2Ic and one at Boo There is not
that makes nicer Bathing suit than either OF these
two qualities.
The TENNIs AND BOATING SUIT TwILLS are
in two grades-1Oc. and 15c.-both GOOD wearers.
WHITE in Flannel for Suitnzs never had so busy a
season before. Everybody has had at least one-do
you want anOthor-seeY
"a OPERA TWILl1-37kc.
3D. WOOL TWIII-6Uc
Cd OPERA TWILL-S1c
Cd WOOL TWILL-Sl.
FRENCH SUITING-SI
CRICKETING CLOTH-s1.
here Is cluster OF cohs-any of them will fur
n1sh you graceful drapery and a remarkable term of
service.
JAPANESE FLANNELr-371t and Soc a yard,
INDIA CLOrH-O21xc. Il yard
SILK WARP-Sl.2J a yard
GAgZE FLASEkLS-3714 to 75c. yard.
ANGOLA--:jJc.
They are safe TO buy.
Make speclal mission of this-and pick out what
you VIII want tonOrTOU. We realize that we have
yoked some vry LOW plceS with utly rich Qudli.
Ets-and nothing can beat that combination,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

One thing will strike the reader Of the
Blaine-Salisbury correspondence and that is
the diplomatic sharpness Of the tone on both
sides The American Secretary reminds the
British prime minister that so long as Russia
held Alaska no sealing rights in behalf Of Great
Britain were set up, but that about twenty
years after the United States came into possess
sion, or in the year 1886, the pretension was
first made. Mr.. Blaine also AYERS tina. the
catching Of seals in the manner in which they
are caught-in The breeding seasons contra
bonos nlores, and he proceeds to say with an
accent Of peculiar insistence that if the claim
of Great Britain were pushed a step further it
would be practical piracy. On his side Lord
Salisbury denies that the pursuit. Of the seals
by Canadian vessels Is contra bonos naores and
finally declares that the government of the
United States will be held responsible for the
consequences that may cnsue from acts which
he assumes are contrary to the established
principles Of international law. One of the
most interesting parts Of the correspondence
is that in which Mr.. Blaine convicts the
British minister of backing down from
his own agreement for a settlement of the ques-
tions at issue, and Of suppressing information
Of the intended reference Of the agreement to
he scores in this connection Is the fact that
Lord Salisbury misquotes John Quincy Adams.
Altogether it may be said that our Secretary of
State has placed himself and the country at great
advantage before the world. The letters writ
ten by him are mastery " assuming no more
than our right, but assuming that with all the
snap and fire that could be expected even OF so
dexterous a master of fence Mr.. Blaine. The
American contention is put on the ground of
our rights under the purchase from Russia,
Englands acquiescence in the exercise of those
rights for long period of time and the Of
Tense Of Canada's action against the law of in
ternational good morals. England wants what
Is impossible; the right admitted. pending set
Element Of the vexed questions at issue, of the
Canadian sealers to destroy the seals at will
This government is not easily intimidated 1t
does not desire to intimidate other govern
ments. The matters between England and the
United States can be adjudicated. Wraugling
should cease and friendly negotiations be re-
sumed. Matters are now practically at a stand
still. 1t is for England to remove the obstacle
10 negotiations by modifying the impossible con-
Gitions Of the latest proposal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

IL the railroad had obeyed the law and had
spent in improving the conditions of its occu.
patton. in saving life and limb by removing
gFade-erossings. and in rendering less ugly Its
Disagreement OF the mall the money which il
has lavishsd upon its lob"y and other devices to
preventleGislation for these improvements and
upon lawyers to defend it in its Illegal practices
and upon judgments reimbursinS the damage
done to victims of these practices, there would
be no local railroad problem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

In view OF the fact that the seizure OF British
vessels in Behring sea was the result of actions
In themselves Contra IoHos naores, it is scarcely
matter of surprise that the proposed n,o,l,.s
rloeHdi is perfectly non Jrotos and we must
have protocol or fight. That's all there is to
1t in the opinion Of the plain, unlet.ered Ameri-
can citizen, and England might as well know
it plumply at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

The rift in the New York social lutte was
caused by two ladies laying claim to be adj
dressed through the pos, Office as Mrs.
Aston" Decision in this case is the most del
icate duty perhaps that the Postmaster Gen.
eral has ever been called on to perform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

Salvador has asked Mexico to recognize her
and Mexico expresses 4 willingness TO do so,
provided Salvador will stand still in one place
long enough for the recognition to take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

According 10 the most recent figures IS out
OF LOCO persons die every year in the United
States, 70 in England and &c IN Germany. Does
this not show that the faster you go the longer
you stay?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

begins to look little as if apples and
beaches might be worn for jewelry this season.
One Maryland orchard which produced Is. 600
bushels OF peaches last year shows I'D one
peach this year and that one il not harvested
vet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

just this hint, that the demand daily increasing
and that this week will see the end Of these best
tdrsGins Of the season.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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THAr JoB Lor Or R1Bposs.

Job Lot" is hardly fair term. Most Of you know
how We came by these Ribbons how the importer
closed out his summer stock 3 yer cent die
count. And Job Lot" is surely not the proper term
for warranted A-silk Ribbons guaranteed free from
defect and coming in every desirable shade Yet the
town talk is Hare you The Palais Royals Jo5 Lot
Of Rb0ons'' They'll be talked of after they are gone
Over eight hundred pieces the beginning Of the week
and how many by closing time Saturday!
THE REASON WHY
12c. quality No. Ribbons for .....,. Sc ward
lac. No. for.............. &C yard
l9c. Nos for..........lIc n yard
23c. No. IL for...l 4c a yard
25c. No. 16 for......... Ice a yard
CO Besides all the latest shades is shown Black
White and Cream in gros grain and MORE silks with
satin edge.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

Harmony Is SO rampant in the politics of
South Carolina that Capt Tillman the farmers
candidate for governor, has applied for police
protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24

Russia, with precedent back Of her, might
sit a. arbitrator in re Great Britain us. United
States.
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Mons Pace BLAsr1sas-

naturally We want to get the bottom posi-
BILE before that time Our desire chips big slices OF
the prise There's no sentiment in IT, Whole lots
thrown out for you. Choicest novelties take tum
| bler with the others
Our stock il different from most, anyway. We
harent thing that's old. Every stitch Of It
came into house at the beginning Of this one-and
4. must 90 out before zoe slide into the merit The
monarch Of trade is priee-and we've put ruler over
these 'siftinss" that will command your immediate
attention.
PANTS
II there's . boy in the family between Is and Is
years-he's wearing LONG PANTs-and those he
don't ''rUear" out ofhe "orors" out Of Never let
Tansaloon bargain pass YOU They'll work into use as
naturally duck takes to water Last week gave
you an immense quantity to pick overland the most
of them you took Some of the choicest patterns were
skipped.
We don't believe there are enough to last longer
than tomorrow. May possibly be until Saturday. Till
they're gone
eE-The 81 grade is s125.
g4-Ihe So grade is 81 80
lis u and s. si 50 ! gSsde sH are ss.
.s-TThhs 60 Grade Is 800.
Kills
After We gave you those Kilts-last week-we
thought what the of drawing the line finer
Have another ''go'' at more of them-tomorrow and
next day. We would like to wipe them out 'clear
a whistle" Our part is to shave price Haven't we
done itg
GINGHAMs-in plaids. check and plain
patterns-One and tH pieces. some
are marked sl-others sl.*o-more
n-Taey're snap at 75c
Sound" for price elsewhere and you'll soon take to
P1QUES-plain ard fancily trimmed
marked 81 ana Sl5U-one and TWO
1F-7hey're a snap at 75c.
IMPORTED DUCK-Fancy patterns.
When We got them marked them
$o-"pushed" them ut 80.
ss-Ihey'Tt u snap al 81 60
SHIRT WAISTS.
We've cut the Mothers Friend Waist adrift. It's
got good points-but we've found another with more
There's price what We have left that will pay you
to pocket your prejudices:
sE--AIl the 81 kind are 5Oc.--5 and 9
ss--All the 8 10 kind are s1-4 toll.
gF-The 3! and s2.";, White Flannels
are S1.2J-4 to II years sizes.
OTHER THINGS.
AL our 81 BOYS OXFORD BLOUSE
WAIsrs-4 to Ia years-every pat
tern new
I'll snap al SOC.
All the soc. BOYS OUTING WAISTS
same ages-fresh designs.
A snug az sc.
We've ten dozen UNLAUNDFEED
WHITE Is1S-Trip.e Plaits ON
each slde-pearl ButtoIs-4 to IL
Years sizes. They were 4Sc.
A sistp at &c.
There a couple of dozen ROYS' FER
CALI SHlKrS- Horizontal and YER
tlcal Stripes and figuies-two collars
anu g pair OF cqls N the setIl2%
fUil he they were 81 and ) l.2o.
SEdp az sc. q.
We've one lot of small BOYS JERSEY
WAIST 5. Plain Red Black and hite
BraIded-22P TO 5-year sizes. They're
sl:TJ-we IL throw or the 'oc.
snap al 81
Read-run and reap" You'll have to be an early
visitor if you want the cream" of what's going.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
oUTFITTERs TO THE YOUNG.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
y24 STREET.
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II the federal election bill becomes a Law tn a
southern people will buy their goods where
they can get them the cheapest Just as they are
now doing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24
EcoSoMr. EsLrcHrrSMrsr AND
PROSPERITY.

II is the duty OF mankind to economize without
being miserY because not know what the future
may bring forth and dollar in times of adversely
better than the consolation of friend
without enlightenment the medium Of infor-
nation kept in constant darkness not being
able to the advantages Of life
Prosperity is a study. aud like all other studies
is nothing but dream no effort is made to material
1T.
In moments Of leisure at home. when reading this
paper mediate the few lines of philosophy shove
and you will certainly to the conclusion to call
on our third floor to examine all the great bargains
exhibited there for sale.
We will mention few items here which viii give
you better idea Of our intentions
40 dozen Gents Laundered shirts. the best makes
in the market only slightly soed to be sold at sec
each. worth 75c.. 81 and sl.25
We have arranged n DC. Remnant Counter, consist
ing Of 12hc Batiste. l2lsc. Colored satnes and 10
and l2l8c Lawns and many other materials worth
equally much.
1t will benefit you to come and look over this coun-
ter.
40 pieces of Cream and White organdies reduced
from l2Lc. to Sc per yard.
One case of Light FIGURED Percale Remnants. yard
wide only &c per yard. worth I2kc.
A small lot of Short Cashmere Remnants ct Sc per
yard, worth zoe.
AZ pieces of Lace Ginghsms in Cream. with differ
ent colored stripes, only &C. per yard. worth l2tc.
Half case Of Colored and White Table Linen Rem
nants at 25c. per yard. worth 37I<c
cases of yard wide Lawn and Batiste. only e4c.
per yard. worth l211c.
eopieces Of Navy Blue Brown and Olive Basket Fan-
mel suitable for sesshore and mountains at Pc per
yard. worth Acc.
IS pieces of Figured Canvas Cloth :. Of yard wide
fast ColOrs Reduced from l2l<c. to Sc.
Remnants of Fine Outing Cloth. only Sc. per yard
You will find almost every different manufacture OF
White Goods in Remnants exposed for sale at greatly
reduced prices.
Almost every department in our establishment has
Remnants to be closed out at half value third
hoor so it certainly will be profitable call for you
come and take Q general observation. and we assure
prompt aud polite attention without noestation
whatever.
We have One Price and no other
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"UsDrR THr SUMNER SUM-

In just the same respect that all nature "under the
summer sum-" expends itself in that process Of sur
render melting" the currents of trade
pand and become sOftened and pliable through the
reaction which generated Incidence has upon every
thing. This Is metaphor: but IL has its practical
demonstration in the relaxation of prices TO nmedi-
ate purchasers
In the high-class grades Of Furniture making
some special Inducements.
Mahogsnized therry Cheval Glasses with French
Plate Beyeled Mirror "a in by 90 in. and oxidized
trimmings. We reduce from $50 to $50.
Ladies' Boudoir Dressers, sixteenth century finish
Oval French Pl-te Beveled Mirror, , Side Cabinets
and Drawers. oxidized trimmings. Marked s40
from s55.
An Elegant Combination Han Rack and Sc title Of
finely polished antique oak. eiaboratey carved with
French Plate Beveled Mirror 30 in by 40 in Il WINS
Sl25 We mark it slOO.
Massive Hand-carved Antique Oak sideboard, with
Beveled French Plate Mirror. Crystal Shelf silver
Drawer, ample proportions. II was $50. We mark 10
go.
silly covers. at cents yard.
Our Curtain Poles. with brass trimmings compietA
are 81 cents
We mark our a. Striped Summer Curtains os cent?
apair.
We offer Atwood Ingram Art Squares - follows
3 yards by ~ $500
3 yards by ). 800.
3 yards By 81. ZOO.
3 yards by ., $50.
yards by ~ 900.
English Felt Art squares:
3ysrds by 3. S445.
Syards by 49, 4sS.
JULIUS LANsBuRon
s2s lsrH AND srs
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Norway is going to try to reach the North
Pole by using certain arctic currents that arc
supposed to afford means of Communication.
With a vessel Of 10 tons having wedge shaped
hull Explorer Nansen thinks he will make the
pole or know the reason why he can't. 1t may
be true, as stated, that the Jeanette relics
were carried by these arctic currents around the
pole to Greenland and still not DO possible fol
Morse Nansen or any other human being to
make the same journey. A stout barrel can
shoot Niagara and not be crushed, but let a
man co er himself with eveT SO much corC.age
or water armor of any kind and attempt the
trip, and he will come out pulp. The true and
safe theory about the poles OF the earth is the
Imaginary one which seeks Tor no basis of ex-
detrimental fact to rest on. Human wisdom
and human safety in this matter are synony-
mons
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HrADouAnrERs FoR SArcHrns.

HEADQUARTERS EoR SATcHF1s.
(Ten Per Cent Discount Tomorrow
Where else the quantities. the variety. Every
Sache has ticket attached which tells you the price.
Where else such prices. Tomorrow you may pick out
Just the bag want aud demand 10 per cent of the
price.
WHAT WE HAVE.
GLADSTONE BAGS.-Ihese expand and contract
according what they have Carry and since they
are sometimes forced to hold more than u fair load
they are made Of very best grain and real alligator
leather. with strong straps and buckles and nickel
safety fastenings and lock. Prices range from S3 to
$40 Those at the higher prices will carry sized
wardrobe.
CABINET BAGS SO called because of the method
OF opening and shutting These mado of skin
and while very superior in appearance unusually
durable The brass and nickel trimmings the best
! 30 TO SO 90 for the popular sizes for mems
GRIP BAGS.-Ih ese are the ordinary Travelling
Satchels The price depends the size and quality.
Those Of best grain leather cost from Sl.25 to So
Real alligator from 1929 TO so. so. OF the
10 per cent discount for tomorrow will considerably
reduce all the sbove-quoted prices.
The ONLY EXCEPTION.
per cent of the marked prices of all Satchels
cepting the following: Imitation alligator sizes 10 to
ID inches prices rs 9s cents each. The demand so
far has exceeded the supply, but We hope
have plenty.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.