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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-09

Invitations are out for the wedding, on the 9th,
OF Mr. Herbert Gill, OF the Fish Commission, fthe
younger brother of Professor GILL; and Miss Monita
Smith, formerly OF Louisiana, who has now resided
here some years. The ceremony will occur at As
cension church. 10 which several hun dred invita-
tons nave been issued. Only limited number,
all relatives, are asked to the reception which will
occur at the Sdence OF the bride and her sisters,
the Misses Smith, whose parents are dead.
Mrs Eve, the vice regent for Georgia. who was
SO I'LL at Mount Vernon, was able to be removed
from there on Monday, and went directly TO Balti-
more where she is now the guest of Miss Harper,
tue vice regent for Maryland She will remain
there until strong enough to go north.
Mr.. and Mrs X. T. Merrick gave dinner party
last evening to the new pastor OF St Matthew's
church, Mt which several other priests and O few
members OF that church were present
Surgeon Turner and family have taken cottage
at Rockville for the season. Miss Turner and Mr.
Lindsay are to be married next Monday morning.
The wedding VIII be very quiet one at All Souls
church. The couple Will leave the city the same
day for a wedding trip
The Misses Teel gave large chi'drens party
Tuesday evening. which was one OF the most de-
dghtful OF its class.-Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Andrews
are moving into the house they have lately pur-
chased on Scott Circle.-Attorney General Brew
sters wife and little boy in Philadelphia still,
LoSanS Wife Will remain with him here until Con-
gresS adjournS.-MrS. L. b. Burns, of Elmira,
and Miss Powell, OF Towanda, are in town, the
guests or Capt. and Mrs. Tull, go First street,
Capitol Hill.-Mr. Andrew REM and wife, Mrs
Mary REM, Miss Minnie REM and Miss Lucia B.
WoOdlng, or Connecticut, are visiting the family
or Mr. Louis Schmid, 81 Twelfth street.
Speaker Kefer's wife returned to the Ebbitt
House last evening She has been absent since
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WILLET l. LIBBEY,
COR. 9Th AND NEW YORK AVENUE.
THE MISFIT STORE.

S'.oO hfsfff STORE . co.,, 10Th .a ss' s s
$40 for Blue Flannel Suit. G. A. 4. cut worth
pAV aS' At M rs STORE cor. 10th and st,.
$l3 for sH s Fffhs T Th ss T Y sa the
$l saf s Si g fe i ss
TX cts q $l25 for White Duck Vests, worth 81. Is.
MIsF1T STORE. cor. 10th and sts
sf fessss s sS Ss1 ss
vs. MfsFiT STORE ToIR cor 4 io NE and ss
Sc for nsFfr To,a S s
$l8 for fine A Rsfa s sfo ss s. St ss r
for Light s ssFf s sH5h Eea ss It "a .
Y %sFir PMS sTSh Eo.a 81 & the
Duck vf 4 Il 81 sAo Se g. q {: ac
GOO fos alk, lined Fren oh Cashmere Suits. worth
W s " &isF1T STORE. cor. 10th and SITS.
Ss RisR Ifs sf SS md ys Ss &c
sr c1asa oo ao i q and rs
ST tor fine pisssnal Ca. and Vest Chesterfield
VI ~ SisiAf II s 4 5fS cor. 10Th and Sta
$15 fSs s ns M HzsPff s MSis sa sS ss
for s9z pi sas SSsa 8: 81; i Il end r.
$6 for Boy ss F' sa5R aa !: sas s Ion r
$3.50 for Rz f1 s70 sss g. g. is Il ss r.
for ssf R sFoh Eoa & S e :. r. s
for i H,as f sFo Sos sS 49,
For eood Business, oasos or Drsss Suit. rei,.b,e
IN Yia si Is sSSS s sss:i P;;sss 81
A@uaranteed opsn IN n n. Saturday. IN y. my29
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Alexandria Affairs.

THE MARYLAND FERRY.-The work OF issuing
stock certificates to the stockholders OF the new
Maryland Ferry Company, is now in progress. Mr..
c. S. Lcadbeater is the manager of the company,
and has the matter in charge. 1t is expected that
the steamer Virginia will start upon her route
under the new arrangement within ten days. 81 600
have been subscribed to the capital stock OF the
new company.
REPoRTER's NOTES.-The steamer Mystic, which
has been repaired at the lower ship yard will be
ready TO resume her trips tomorrow. She Is now
lying at the ferry wharf here much improved
AS an evidence OF the increased movement in real
property here, it may be stated that fifty per cent
more deeds have been admitted this year than
during similar months I'm any OF the past four
yearS.-The Jail population has increased, and
there are now fifteen persons confined therein
The corporation court will open its June term on
Monday.- Rev j. j. Keane, bishop of
lister confirmation at ST. Mary's church next Sun
day.--Grace church festival has been very sue
cpSSfuI.
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GHisel,r,s View Of His Case.

HE SAYS NOTHING Is LEFT EXCEPT AN APPEAL TO
THE PRESIDENT.
Guiteau spends most OF his time in reading his
Bible, and religious work, which was given him
by Mr.. Griffith, OF Baltimore When he does not
take his usual amount of exercise he says that 1t
is because ie feels lazy. So far from giving away
mentally, his mind Is bright and he is able to
argue his case with considerable legal sharpness.
Last evening, in cOnvprS ltion with one or the
officials, he said that Mr.. Reel has been wrong in
ms recent moves in the Case; that there is nothing
taat can De done about 1t now, ii the record IS
wrong, FOR 1t has been ruled upon anu the judg-
ment completes it. "It it is wiolg," Guiteau said,
lit has to go now. The question OF jurisdiction
has been settled, and there is nothing let OF that
question. The only hope Is in the President. That
have told Reed and have told him to 60 to him.
and let all other things 60"
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Condemned Locals.

Street lamps win be lighted at $50 p. m. and
ext1nguished at 2 j. IN.
At the session OF the National Medical associa
ton al 81. Paul, Mimi, yesterday, Dr. Guen intro
Guced resolution that museum OF hygiene be
established at Washington, which was adopted
Yesterday, in the Probate Court, the viii OF the
late Cornelia A DiSeman was admitted to probate.
and letters teStamentaTy were issued TO Samuel
v. Niles and ZadOk T. Gait; bond $4,000.
Yesterday, Wm- Coleman entered suit against
the Northern Liberty Market company, claiming
$1,000 damages He charges that pending the
negotiations regarding reduction OF the rental
OF stalls, May 25th, two agents OF the company
seized, ehoNed ana elected him
Yesterday, in the case OF Geo. j. Johnson, guar
dian OF Clarke Kirk Tllton, in the Probate Court
Judge Hagner refused 10 grant an order TO vacate
the guardianship. The father and mother of the
boy were divorced q few years since, and the Gus
tody OF the son was awarded 10 the mother. Mrs.
TfltOn died and Mr.. Johnson was appointed guar
dian at the suggestion OF his father, and without
the consent OF his mothers relatives
From Hopkins Bros we have an advance CODY
OF Rand McNalley's Railway Guide for June
At a meeting OF the ex-War Prisoners Associa-
ton held at the City Hall last evening, Major L
p. Williams presiding. 1t was decided TO invite all
eXwar prisoners In the District to Join the aSSO-
citation In the grand army parade in Baltimore.
Harry Russell who was awarded the gold medal
ut Prof. COiliere's academy for conduct and applt
cation, is a son OF Capt. John III. Russell, U.SN
The members Of the congregation OF St Joseph's
church, Baltimore. has appointed committee to
present 10 their former pastor, ID. p. L. Chapelle,
now pastor OF st. Matthews church, In this city,
handsome gold watch as q token OF their love and
appreeiata--
LABOR UNIONS AND THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OyFICE.-In response TO Mr.. Piumb's resolution
the Public Printer has sent q letter to the Senate
which states that the business OF the officc Is
working in accord with the typographical and
Pubic Printer to abide By their regulations gem
eral strike would ensue. But when any serious
difference should arise between the public service
Without regard TO any union and a. Congress
light direct
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Amusernents 'EO.nigh,

FoRD's OPERA HoCsE--Com.c Opera.
THEATER CoAIoUE--Variety.
CAPITAL THEATER--Benefit OF Denny O'NeilL
DRIVERS GARDEH--Specialty Entertainment
MARYLAND AVENUE AND 14TH STREET s. W.-The
Monster Whale.
SWIMMING SCHooL--New York avenue, between
18th anu 18th streets.
WILLARD HALI--Strawberry Festival.
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Contributious In Public r.

Contributions to Public Comfort.
Gentlemen's broad brim Mackinaw Canton Hats;
Manila Hats (very light and cool)
Young Cents hobby Mackinaws 81. IS, $1.50& $1.75
Very Stylish Canton and Mixed StrawS 81;
Boys Straw Hats from 25c. to ST. so good ones &c.
75c and $f at Lewis popular One Price Store, =
go 9TH street northwest.
N R-Price plainly marked in each hat
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OUR UPSET PRICES
ARE TAKING STRONG HOLD OF THE RETAIL
DRY GOODS TRADE.

ARE TAKING STRONG HOLD OF THE RETAIL
DRY GOODS TRADE.
AMONG THE ATTRACTIONS FOR NEXT WEEK
ARE:
Csses Wamsutta Coton. at the upset prices of &C. and
Toe. per yard.
100 Pieces Of India Linen at the upset price of l2c
per yard.
600 Styles Of Beautiful Lawns in plain colors Lawn
Tennis, Polka Dots, Figures, Stripes and Tinted
Ground
800 Styles Of Madras Bingham and Seersuckers at the
upset prices of l0c. and 12c per yd.
so Dozen of deep Lace Top) Le Gloves at the upset
price of a5c. Reduced from soc.
200 Styles Of White Ground linen Lawns Black Brown,
Blue and Pink Figures, at the upset price Of &c.
200 pieces Of Persian Lawn and India Linen at the up
the upset price OF 25c. per yard.
20 New Styles of Lace Work Grenadines As in. wide
at the upset price Of &c Reduced from 81.
Parasos at the upset prices of 81 81 49, So S. U.s.
g. Paraso!s, satin cover Spanish lace gilt ribs,
large size. at a and So Reduced from Sc and 81.
UPSET PRICES ON
Dress Goods, Cashmeres Summer Silks. English Her.
mani. Boys Linen for suits, Gents Cassmeres Shetland
Shawls, Ladies' listers, Table Linens Turkey Red,
Sheetn9 Cotton, White Flannes. Mating. Lace Bunt-
ing, Ladies' and Gents Summer Underwear, Hosiery.
Gloves, Mitts Handkerchiefs.
TOWSON'S,
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The Unhapuv Wife

Who suffers from the petulence and Ill humor OF
nervous husband, should name the real cause in
her complaint to the court remove that nervous.
ness by presenting the defendant with DR.. Ben
sons Celery and Chamomile Pills
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FTSSELL'S Ice Cream.
]. JAY GoULD's new novelties, 421 9th street.
IMPORTED OIL on drauGht, go 9Th street.

ALL SHADES SILK MTTrs at 58c: black. sc and
Eec. MRS. NIX WEYI, Agt.,
7l2 7tn street northwest
THE FINEST EXHIBITION of diamonds in the city.
Goods purchased at forced sale in New York. A.
feW OF the bargains:
steel white solitaire earrings SIS; worth S125.
Large solitrire ring, siC0; cheaD at $3.50.
51-karat o ftaire earrings, $780, worth $50.
6-karat sClftdiTe stud. $50; worth 500.
9-stOne cluster rings, from S35 to So
12-StOne diamond cross only $3.50.
Lace pins, studs. rings, earrings, etc.
K. HARRIS & Co., 4s2 eth St, bet. ID and E.
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The greatest bargains ever offered in millinery
vii he sold at Bouts Fashionable Millinery. 40
TN street northwest, tomorrow and Monday next.
Look for advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-09

Gentlemen's long and short sleeve under vests Soc
New York Pattern Jean Drawers, perfect fit, SOC
Climax Shirts, ready for use, the best made, ST.
White Ties, doZ- for CSC. Linen Collars, 13c.
Linen Hdkfs, 81 50, g. s. so doz.; all Silk Ties, Csc
SIX Umbrellas, HammOcks, Canes, Night Shirts
Best stock OF Trunks in the north end
Lewis, go It'll St, bet and K NV. 3
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spccin. Wcn..,cr .sw,lntIn.

RAIN TO-SlfHT- CLEARING OFF TOMORROW.
lie Chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
Tie following spcctaJ bulletin To The press
The barometer Is lowest In the 81 L3UreGce valley
and highest on tI,, soEth Atlantic GO st The rni-
past "a hours: Cleveland, 1.92: Port Huron, I 81:
Pensacoll, 157, and Cellar Keys, 2l2- Tie fO.-
lowing temp rat'irrs were reported at a. III
this morning.: East mort. $50: Montreal, SO;
Quebec and AIpeai. $50; Mount Washington. 40o; ;
Cleveland ST.; DtIlu'E DPnv +, $50: 81. Paul
6so; SaE Francisco BE The Indications are that
slightly CCpirr- fair weather will Prevail in the
northern rCit ns o. tie middle states nj in New
England during Saturday; in the southern por-
tons OF The n.l.Gie stats light rains during the
night followed fy fair weather On Saturday.
A GRAND EXPOSITION OF colored and white glass
and decorated china ware OF celebrated manufac-
tUrcrs frC II Europe md America will take place
Tomorrow al X. Gollschmids mammoth de-
partMent store. Si2 9th st. n. w, when on this
occasion every customer children excepted VIII
receive handsome painted fan, and a Chinese
illumination viii take place in the evening; also,
the following immense bargains VIII hc sold:
nickel plat aFi[Ot, l:0; IS baby carri gcS at
duced prices decor tel French chm Irut plates.
49, each; reiriEcrItOrs aud ice chests at ccSt 10
per cent discount on an immense &sSo:tn+nt o.
decorated dinner. tea AMI clIalnter SetS gobets,
IS half dOz-; w.ter t':r3eTs, 15c- half doZ; Crys-
TAI glass Ice pitchers, - worth DO; 4-nch ice
cream sauCeTs on stands, 70. half dOZ real me jo-
lea leaf Dishes 1sc; fancy rubber dressing combs,
g.. worth 25'.: porcelain individual buffers 2Oc
per doZ.; covered painted chamber bucket. dust
pan and brush. 90. TIN kitchen sets. % pieces,
Sl-S, worth $40: fina glass breakfast sets,
berry sets, II pieces, 40c. ladies' tampcO whiSks.
13c.. worth 25c; French china moss rose ice cream
s3ucerS. Soc half dcz-: handsome hand-paintod
French china card r9.'ivrr5 OF stand, 75c.; JAP
anese lamp shades, for f0c.: AZ inca coiOrad
glass s9uc1rs- 4lc. lilf doZ, worth 15; also. tn
ware OF The best mduufa1 ture viii be almost give
away. No po5tp1n In2Gt on account OF weather.
N B.-A duplicate OF Queen VictCril'S dinner
ana tea set is on exhibition in my show window.
GRAND SUMMER OPE,sIEG and bargain Offering
On Monday and Tuesday, June 18th ana 1874
T.
souvenir. DJiamann'S, sG5 7th street.
JUST RECEIVED. ten dozen young gents large
Trim comm0E-sen5e hats, from 81 up, at b. SalO-
MONS 706 9TH street
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ATTENTION Is CALLED TO the White Mountain
hotel advertisement to-day. Mr.. Oscar G.. Barron,
formerly the popular manager OF the Senate res
taurant, is one OF the pTOpT1etOrS.
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TOMORROW, the last chance to get one of our
artistic palettes, at
MRS. MAX WEYLs, ACT,
eI2 nth street
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Nervousness, Tremblings, Nervous Headache,
Cold Hands and Feet, Pain In the Back and other
forms OF weakness are relieved by Carters Iron
Pills, made specially for the blood, nerves and
complexion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-09

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex.
ual Debility, cured by "WellS' Health Renewer.'
81. Depot, StOtt Cromwell 8
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JUST RECEIVED, a new lot OF real Isle lace-t0p
gloves, in White and c0lOrS, at pc.
MRS. MAX WEYL, Agt,
.12 It'll street northwest
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GEO. E. HUTCHTNS. plumber and gas filter, has
removed TO No 915 9Th street n. and Is prepared
10 do any business in his line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-09

Does Your Head Ache?
LOdflle's Specific cures the worst case In to 8
minutes 80 cents At all drug storeA
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THE RIVER FISHERIES.-The reports from the
river fisheries indicate that but Jew shad and her.
ring are being caught, and that the season is
about over The extension Of the season from the
lst TO the 18th OF June, by the joint resolution of
congress, will be or very little service to the fish
erinen. as about all the fish that are caught now
are sturgeon and catfish The sturgeon are seldom
more plentiful than they are this season, and the
r1coruS show that there have been more caught
this year than for many years. The dealers are
sending them morrill, packed In ice, and the price is
reasonable for them.
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PalpitatfOn Of the Heard.

A Nice Fitting Shoe
makes pretty foot. German Corn Remover makes
1t comfortable. Druggists.
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Huh Pmmch


To sleepless, tired, or discomforted persons 1
soothing and refreshing.
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p;..ric. Government AFT, ;rs.

The Commissioners have received a request
from Capt g. McBurney, commanding the Alex.
andra Light Infantry, to be allowed to pass
through tn15 District with arms, on their way to
Baltimore, on the 20ta inst, to attend the Grand
ARMY eacdmpment, which request will, OF course,
be granted.
Mr.. b. III. Warner has sent to the Commissioners
note declining to act as arbitrator in the case
opening an alley in square 159.
The orIck building northeast corner of Louisiana
avenue aud 9Th street northwest has been con-
denned 10y tie building inspector as dangerous to
lie AMI limb, and ten days has been given to va
Cate il for reconstruction.
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II A FLEUR'S EXCRETER.
THEBEST TONIC KNOWN.
Cures Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds. Pulmonary Com
plants Kidney and Liver Diseases CatarTh. Dyspep-
sia. Malaria and all diseases OF the blood.
ExCRETER 10 sure Preventative, and Cure Of
Malaria and Ague. Hundreds Of home testimonials.
Send for circular. For sale by all druggists.
LA FLEUR d CO.,
260 WEST PRATT STREET. NEAR SHARP.
my22-lm Baltimore. Nd.
DE6T BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. $40 AND Sl2,
fast colors; Boys. 81 and 50; Children,s. with
short pants s. and %; Childrens Linen Suits -; Of
hce Coats. 20 and Soc. Mems and Boys Straw Hats
from &c. upwards Tho best 81 School Shoe In the city;
Misses and Chdren's Slippers and p Ties for EXAM
nation. from 76c. up; LOW. Cong. Cater and
LOw-cut 6hoesI foe S1.60. ]. ". SEL1BY,
3eS 1914-1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
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THE LAST LOT OF artistic placques and pallets
gwen away Tomorrow at ClaIk'S new store 1:2 9TH
street northwest.
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FIRE NEAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
About 12:l5 O'clock last night alarm turned
In from box 62 by the engineer OF the government
printing Cifce for fire discovered in the frame
stable In the rear OF the house No 20 6 street
| northwest, owned by Dennis Fitzgerald, whose
property was damaged to the extent of $500. The
IRE spread to the frame stable adjoining, owned
by John McNamara, which was damaged to amount
or about $500. The frame stable, owned by John
Burns, was injured to the amount of $50, and
frame dwelling in OF 1876 North Capitol street
was damaged to the amount OF $50. Tie fire was
believed TO have been the result OF an accident.
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A PHILADELPHIA CLAIM TO WAsH1SGro

A PHILADELPHIA CLAIM TO WASHINGTON LAND
Yesterday there was placed On record in the re-
corder OF deeds Office deed from H. w. Smith, of
sfhliadelph1a, to William +. Boogher, OF the same
city, in Which Smith, as an heir OF Samuel Blod-
gett, conveys to BoOgher for the consideration of
S!5o onet0urth OF his interest such heir to 500
acres OF the Jamaica tract in the city OF Washing
tOn This Jamaica tract is the northwest part or
the city running from 9TH street towards Rock
creek and on 1t much valuable property is located
out as there appears on the land records no good
and sufficient deed from Biodgett it is difficult
see that pi icing this deed on record will affect the
titles OF those who now hol d it.
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WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT,
VISIT r OUR STORE SATURDAY AND MONDAY
WILL REPAY YOU.

handsome Chrome Framed a fine Fan given to
every visitor Below you will find price list Of our
posity We bargains which guarantee not be bought
elsewhere for any thing like the prices named:
Pinch all Silk MITTS 25c 14-inch. al! shades. 44c
Real Lisle MI-TTS. in extra quality, Soc
Fine Lisle Lace-top GLOVES, fashioned fingers, &c.
Okla Dot HOSE, in navy blue. white dots, full regu
lar made fast cOors all Sizes Csc. pair regular
price soc.
3-inch wide cream and black SPANISH LACE, 25c.
worth 40c,
Oriental, Cheny, Antique, Madisk Lockmonier Ma
cheves LACE at less than importers prices; swiss EN-
BRb1DERIES and INSERTING to match, 8 to 40c.
per yard.
81 plain black satin PARASOIS at ST. %. real value s.
Lailes', gents and children GAUZE SHIRTS in great
variety.
sreciates in all goods for children and misses or
comnlencements and exami nations.
Ladies Spanish and Null TIES in choice patterns,
from 25c to IS.
MAKE NO MISTAKE IN THE NUMBER.
B. J. BEHREND & SON,
je9-2t 818 7TH STREET, BETWEEN II AND l.
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DEPor for Harris Roach Powder, III 81 street n. W

SPECIAL PRICES for Saturday only: SIX mitts, 20.
80, 1Dc: Isle thread gloves ., 3D. 40c gauZe vests
~. % b, Soc; chdres lace collars, 25 3d. AZ, 49c.
douole Dusk corSetS AZ, 81, 75c.; summer ventilat
Ing c0rSetS, 75c., reduced from 81 25 aud equally
low prices IN hosiery and all departments at Clarks
new store, 132 7th street.
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Our ADVERTISEMENT on this pag is OF interest
% all OF our patrons and friends. careful peru
sal Will YOU.
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TOWSON'S.
CITY ITEMS.

63e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
CnIITu CYDE
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JOB LOT French.lcards. 9th-street wing Center
market.
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DRY GOODS.
500 Pairs Of Misses HOSE reduced from so to CSC.
T9h Let of Fl il
hAWN 1 kAMS Mule kAM
s sSS Fsess b5SHx FATS & ess
Fruit FRI Of the Leon COTTON. 1Oc
latest ties. Htyle pARas6L IS' at reduced prices.
BiacK s1fRs 'i ST. SUS $50 s75. S. s22s,
The fae6 ahd x 81 I in
Dry Goods House in Washington. Suits made to
sH1RSs' really saS M @ads. S g. Is. 81.
ed sae order a s6 taken and fit guaran
rs- LOOK AT OUR GOODS BEFORE PURCHAs-
ING ELSEWHERE.
LUTTRELL & WINE,
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
my2s-2w Corner Goth street
MATTINGs, MATTINGs, MATTINGs,
IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES.
LOOSE COVERS
for Furniture Cut and Made order by our Phlade.
phia Artist.
WINDOW SHADES,
LACE CURTAINS
AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
In Great Variety.
CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES,
SINGLETON q HOEKE,
s01 MARKET SPACE.
All orders for STEAM CARPET CLEANING receive
prompt attention my26
s'REDUcED'' "REDUcEDl"
We have to-day placed on center counter q large
lot of FRENCH and ENGLISH DRESS GOODS for IS
cts. These goods have been selling at 80 and 62h cts
'They Genuine Bargain"
SURAH SILKS, suitable for Evening Dresses In
Cream. Light Blue and Pink, 81 as same quality sold
elsewhere at 81. so.
Our stock Of LUPTNS GRENADINES in elegant
styles and qualities, cannot be exceled.
LINEN LAWNS. 12xc.
CANTON GINGHAMS Of the best grades 121fo
LONSDALE CAMBRIC. 12Kc.
100 dozen full reg. HOSE, Csc. pair.
100 dozen All linen Hamstitched HANDKERCHIEF
at 80 per dozen.
Our stock is very large In all departments and prices
very low. We invite inspection.
''ONB PRICE ONLY"
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mis- sos MARKET SPACE.
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