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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-22
THE HEAVENS IN MAY.

The astronomer of the Providence
journal offers the following informa
tion in regard to the movements of
the heavenly bodies during the com
ing month: Venus, Mars and Mercury
are morning stars, and Neptune, Sat
urn, Jupiter and Uranus evening
stars. Venus is approaching the sun,
but SO slowly that She will remain a
morning star until September 20. She
is also travelling northward at the rate
of twelve degrees month. Mercury
is morning star until the 18th. and
then evening star for the rest of the
month. On the 10th, at 6 o'clock in
the morning, he is in superior con
junction with the sun, passing be-
hind him, and appearing on his east
ern side to play his short role of
evening star. He is the most active
member of the solar community. On
the 9th he is in conjunction with
Neptune, but the encounter will be
invisible to earthly observers on ac-
count of the proximity of the scene
of meeting to the sun. Neptune is
leader in the order of rising and set
ting of the four great planets that
are now included in the list of even
ing stars. He has nearly reached his
greatest distance from the earth, and
is SO far. away and SO near the sun
that the largest telescope in the world
would fail to bring him to view The
increasing distance between Neptune
and Saturn is worthy of note, for, as
the former is thirteen years in pass
ing through the constellation of the
zodiac, and Saturn is only two years
and a half, the distance between them
must increase. Saturn is nearly south
of the Pleiades, and presents no feat
llres of special interest to the ordi
nary observer. Even the telescopist
will soon have to take a season OF
rest, for the rinsed planet will soOr
be hidden from view by his close ap
proach to the sun. The observation
will, however, he comparatively short
for those who see him near opposi
ton next autumn will behold him IL
a more magnificent aspect than the
one he has presented during the past
autumn and winter None of the
other planets present any points o
particular interest.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-22
THE INVENTOR OF MATCHES.

Did / ever tell you what Charles
Sumner once said to me about the
manufactor of matches" qucrird
Luclus {. Allin, the veteran foreman
Of the Springfield Armory. 1t was
about fifty years ago now, when
was in doubt whether it would pay to
go INTO the business. and asked Mr.
Sumner what he thought about it..
He turned around quick AS Il flash
and said, Mr.. Allin, how many pins
do you suppose are made in ycar2'
thought there must be a good many
millions. And how many times he
continued, is pin used?' Perhaps
twenty on an average, | replied
Then, at least twenty times as many
matches will be needed as pins he
concluded, and of course it will pay
Now, did even Charles Sumner ever
size up anything neater than that ,
L made matches several years, and
not only that, but | invented them
1t was away back in the 30s, when |
was boy. L was always fooling
with ingredients. birthstone and the
like, till finally l struck an idea. Then
went to work and made few
matches, rather crude of course, and
showed them to few friends; but
they didn't think it would amount to
anything, and / didn't either at first.
SO [ minded nothing about it till 1884,
l think it was, when friend per
suaded me to apply for a patent. 1t
was quite trip to Washington in
those days, but in few weeks l got
word that Chicopee man had filed
similar application a short time be
fore mine arrived. was satisfied
that l could get the patent by fight
ing for it, but, but l didn't think then
that it would pay, and SO l made an
arrangement with the Chicopee man
by which L was to offer no opposition
to his getting the patent, but could
have tho privilege of manufacturing
matches on my own hook. He got
the patent and l went into the bust
ness. l had quite an establishment
on Walnut street, hiring about thirty
hands. mostly girls, and kept at it till
'37, the time Of the great panic. The
Chicopee man was drunken ped
dler, and he went to Boston on a
spree and gambled the patent away
to men who have made their fortunes
out of it. I sold matches all through
the country, but there was a good
deal of OPT o5ition to their manufac-
ture. The papers said it was bid
for incendiarism' and many shop
keepers wouldn't sell them. The
railroad had got as far rs Worcester
then, but they wouldn't carry match
es, and l had to hire men to drive
through to Boston. There were
some other matches in the market
that would crack like a pistol when
you lit them. and when we put some
in Il box and set them afire it sounded
like a small cannonade. But my
matches were like what we have now.
and were the first ever made that
know off, Boston Globe.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-22
THE DUDE AND THE DUDELET.

i Dude and Dudelet on the beach.
Upon the beach 50 sandy.
The Dude. he wooed: the Dudelet coocd
And nibbled Millard'> candy.
Lanky Dnde and Dudclet dear,
Lanky DuGy dandy.
He always knew the proper thing
In ties, cigars and brandy.
And wore his trousers very tight.
Which made his legs look handy.
Lacky Dude and Dudelet dear.
Lanky Dudy dandy.
The Dndelet was perfect form,
Her slender waist so handy
She said she d be his little hand.
He said he'd he her Andy.
Lanky Dude and Dudelet dear.
Lanky Dudy dandy.
And so they We're i'll wedlock bound
With graceful toastS post-I randi
Al. She is still Dudelet dear.
Correct, exclusive. and he
Remains Il lanky Dude, fear,
lanky Dudy dandy.
II LumpooB.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-22

An exchange says: In Wolver
hampton, England, a female fortune
teller is wanted by the police for ex-
acting money from a man under
promise of producing paralysis in her
clients mother-in law" This is prob
ably about the sharpest fortune teller
that ever breathed. She knew how
to tackle a man on a scheme she knew
he would give any amount to see
worked A fortune teller who could
60 around paralyzing mother in laws
ct SO much per head ought to make a
fair living even in England.
The Lord may call man to preach,
but he goes on lecturing on his own
account.
Jef Davis is getting better.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-22

Tracks of a human being have been
found in Nevada showing the length
of the foot to be eighteen inches and
the width eight inches. If Chicago
mothers don't keep their daughters
at home, instead ofletting them wan
der around Nevada, they will get the
scientific world into a worse mess than
the Cardiff Giant did.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-22

The Treasury Department is crowd
ing the Public Printer for blanks and
books for the rebate on tobacco, under
the recent Tariff law. Tho largest
order for printing that ever came into
the Government Office was received
few days ago, being for 25O, O,O00,0OC
rebate labels. This job is to be done
by May lst, and Mr. Rounds says il
will be done
A corn crop; the chickens.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-22

The electric incandescent pocket
book is the latest; it is always light
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1883-06-22

A corn crop; the chickens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22
Condemned Locals.


Street lamps Will be lighted at 7:i5 pm end
extinguishe,i at 1000 p m.
THE STAR VIII be sent by mall post paid, to those
leaving the city during the summer for any length
Oh time, and The address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month"; POSI-
lively IN ADVANCE.
Tile private schoo, OF Miss A. F. Gates VIII give
musical and literary entertainment at the Metro
Io.iian Presbyterian church, 4th street, Capitol
Hi, this evening at pm. The public are in
yiied.
Charles j. Baur, convicted in the Police Court of
an assault on Charles Z. Kearney, in February
IaSi, Ut the parsonage OF ST. Stephens church Was
to-day acquitted in the Criminal Court.
frank Whitney, young coored man, was COM
snell this morning. In default of $500 bail, On
Charge OF second of,nse of petit larceny.
Inc tWen'y-SiXth annual commencement of Rock
Among those who received degrees were Chas.
slTs, A. -, LIB, OF this city. upon whom the
degree OF Master Of Arts was conferred.
At en- unGertakerS' examining board OF pro-
lessons for elnbaiming, held liz Baltimore a week
ago, Mr. Rooney, OF The firm OF Arthur Rooney /
diploma by the faculty. with frs, honors.
Az The session or the Delaware conference OF the
day. the transfer OF Rev j. " Steyenlon IRON the
Washington conference was announced
Mr. Charles. residing near BurtonsviiIc, Mont
Wednesday evening, fell from the tree to the
ground, and so injured himself that he is not
expected 10 live.
::-.At a meeting OF the board OF director; Of the
Coiumbia hospital, last egen;ng, Dr.. L. w. Richie
was eiected member OF the board, Vice Surgeon
General Crane, declined.
James Johnson, cOlored, was before the Police
Court this morning, charged with hOu sebreakinr
1n stealing lot OF carpet from JnO A. Sweat burg
Oiucer Howell recovered the carpet and Detective
E-ieln caught the thief The case was sent to the
trand Jury, and the defendant was committed in
default or i, 00G.
Yesterday T. c. Weaver for G. T. Alice entered
suit against the Washington AMI Georgetown rail-
way company for S6000 damages. The plaintiff
states that The defendants gained possession OF
wharf OF which he IS the owner by Illegal mea rs
Tie VIII OF The late Robert w. Thompson, flied
yesterday, gives TO his wife $500 aid the rest OF
H. PROPERTY 10 AIS cniidrcn. Columbus Shaw and
William Middleton are named as executors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22
On Tomorrow Saturday.

our regular bargain day, we shall offer some OF
the greatest bargains In Hats and Plumes that
have been offered, since Hats and Feathers have
been worn. Here are but few Of them:
Lot fine Leghorn Hats the newest shapes. at
IS cents; regular price $3.50.
l Lot Tuscans, in three different (fashiOnabln)
shapes. at the astonishing low price OF Is and As
cents; worth ST. and 81. So
l Lot of White rough and ready shade and
coaching Hats at IS cents; these goods are sold as
bargains all over town. for. 65 and rs cents
Lot long black Plumes, Is cents, reduced from
$125.
Lot at 81, cheap at s175
Lot OF long Plumes, in white and cream. from
Is cents to s., worth double the money, and a
great many other bargains
Come be convinced, and get choice goods for
half their value. BIoUTas.
10 9TH street
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmHsementS. &c, Tonight
THEATER CoHIQUE.-"The Dog spy and var.e-
tie.
DIaE MUsEUN-yarlety entertainment
ABNESS GARDEN.-Concert.
DRIVERS GAEDEN-yarieties.
Sprouts GARpEN-COncert
SWIMMING SCHOoL--Gentlemen 9 80 to 10p. m.
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CHEAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., misses and chill
crens slipper, for S5 35, 80, IS ct-. and Sl-each
pair worth c0uble. Gail early while tie stock Is
complete, at SINsHEIMnR's
sos 1Ih street.
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Popular Loxy.price Sale

tomorrow only at Clark's. 7s2 nth street north
west Lace mitts, Csc; solid color silk checked
white AMI percale ties, lie. doz; our s1.3 night
dresses at co.. cambria ruf1lcd skirts, SOC. open
summer venilatlng corset, Sec; the best 1O-spring
busles. Csc; good hoopskirt, 23c. Toys pleated
shirt waists 25c.; black balbrggan hose, 35c., re-
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22
F1REwoRKs! FrREwoRksu
HURRAH FOR 1HE FOURTH OF JULYi
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT !
LOWEST PRICES!.
THE VERY BEST GOODS.!!

THE VERY BEST GOODS!!!
THE UNEXCELLED FIREWORKS COMPANY
UNRIVALLED PRODUCTIONS.
We mention:
ColCred / ire.
Bombshells and Mines.
ColOred Floral Fountain.
Colorcd Vertical Wheels.
Colored Silver Glory
COiored Diamond Star.
COored Gallopade.
Coored shortstick Rockets in 2oz. o., y h.. h.
and 2 ID.
Roman Candles from ball MP to - ball. all colored.
Bengal L.hts, Flower Pots. Colorettes Scroll Wheels,
Triangles. &C.. &c.
We guarantee the quality of Fireworks az the very
best in the market. and not liable explode prema-
turely many inferior makes do; and besiGes we
give all coored fireworks at lower prices than others
sell plain white. Parties desiring to make extensive
displays will be allowed q liberal discount.
FIRE CRACKERS AT FIVE CENTS PER PACK!
CANNON CRACKERS, TORPEDOEs. PAPER CAP
PISTOLS AND PAPER CAPS. COTTON AND
SILK FLAGS, CHINESE AND JAPANESE
LANTERNS. &C., &C.. at
SILvERBERG'S,
MAMMOTH TOY STORE
312 TIN and 313 9Th streets northwest
aelS Near Pennsylvania avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

OFFICE or THE Grief SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC. June -. 1892. $50 4. m.f
For New England and the middle Atlantic states,
fair and slightly warmer weather, light variable
winds, stationary or slight rise IN barometer.
SPECIAL BrLLETIS-NO DECIDED CHANGE IN TEN
PERATURz TO- MORROW.
slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather and
local rains are Indicated fOr Tie lake region and
northwest on Saturday. Generally fair weather
IS indicated for New England ana the mlddl, At
lantic states on Saturday, with no decided change
ia temperature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22

GESTLEHENs fine soft and stin felt hats, ar and
below co I, to ci0i1 j. I. Dyer, Assignee, 1913 +
St d. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22

HAMS SPECIAL BARGAINS SI6 18th st NV
Ladies' stba lasting House Slippers, Use and CSC.
Ladies goat Cruqu.t Slippers. 4oe.
La lies lasting, laced and Congress. 15c
Gents s1.25 and $3.50, coed and stylish low Shoes
Cents 81 ~ solid EoOk Balls.
Low Shoes for Boys and Girls closing out at
sacrifice
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A MARK-DowS IL TINE

a MIHK-DOWN IfNE-
To reduce cur s: ocS OF fine Shoes
Hahn'-. $40 1til ST. and 1922 Pa. ave.
s. 60 Gents best hands wed Shoes TO 81 and so
SO 50 Gents fine calf low Shoes to 81
50 so Gents good calf low Shoes TO 81
81 SC Ladies "Beauy" French XII Button to 1855
So IS Ladies' leather weight KID Button TO "a
50 20 Ladies' cousins" fine Ki Button to s.
Other goods Gown In proportion.
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Rheumatism.

disordered blood, general debility and many
chronic diseases pronounced incurable are often
cured by Browns Iron BitterS.
, JOPLIN .Mo.-Dr. j. b. Morgan says:a find that
Browns Iron BiiterS gives entire satisfaction to
all who use it."
FAIRFIELD, IowA.-Dr. j. L. Myers says: "Brown's
iron Bltters is the best iron preparation have
ever known IN my thirty years OF practice"
1snby and sapphire rings, gold filled, So; oxl-
QZed and gold vest chains ana lOcketS. Prpo'S
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PARAsoIs at coss. Storms, so4 7tn street

LADIES' fin" KID opera slippers only 55c., the best
in the city. Our ladies' fine kil lutt. for 81. arc
great bargain, ut SINsHEIMERs.
SOS 18th and 1851 VI SIS.
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PosI,iyciv ,po-,,,orroxv ONLY
The Following Extraordinary

Bargains will be sold tomorrow only at M Au-
genSteins, SIT 9Th street northwest: n doz. Swiss
goblets. 2ic. flour sleeves, &C.: Japanned chamber
pals 33c.; clothes lines, &C.; larger size, &C.: so
clothes pins and s-quart pudding pan, 14c; /
broom and dust pan, CSC; large umbrellas, Csc,
mirrors, &C.; 10 per cent discount on trunks and
baby carriages Headquarters for fruit jars. cans
ana jelly glasses. Trade supplied at low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22

AVOID heat down town, enjoy cool shopping
Uptown, COchrane'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22

CoacHMAS's GLOVES &C., immense bargains,
CCchrane'S, Uptown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22

FCssELLs Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out of
towu. Special attention TO strawberry festivals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22

Good Cigars at Low Prices
Send for O. B. C. SiXes-long Havana filler
81 hundred. T. A. Ofterdinger, manufacturer
$40 street. 20-Wfnbt
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LAWNS. LAWNS, LAWNS,

BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS.
Pacific Lawns the finest manufactured In the
United States We have received hundred pieces II
BEUTIFUL NEW STYLE PACIFIC LAWNS, which
we are selling at eight I'D cents yard Pacific Lawns
new styles, are selling everywhere at l2kc.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATEENS. reduced from
NUNS; vE1LINes. all pure wool. a inches vida
widest double widtli), reduced 70 371fc.
nuns. vEidlNGs, fine quality, reduced e. 2oc
GRENADINES. reduced 10 75c and 81.
SILKSi SlLKsi SILKsi
Cheapest Silks In Washington SILKS ct 81. Silks 90.
Silks 60.
to 81.
Finest quality Black silks reduced 10 81. % and $50;
Black Brocade sih Grenadines reduced from q
to Soc
CHEAPEST BI.EACHED oorToNs
Ever sold in Warrington. Wamsutta, Davol and Fruit
Of the Loom. yard wide. Blsached Cottons reduced
to 81.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LINEN LAWNS I2H
SCOTCH and FRENCH 0INGHAMs. VERY FIN.
EST QUALITY. reduced from S7H 10 Is.
CARTERa
- III MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22

CEILDREN's black Isle hose, 75c.; prints, Axe.
R.CGheiGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22

Hosiery bargains, reliable, Cochrane's Up-
town.
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LIVELY AFFEAY.-About O'Clock last nigh t
an ailray took place between John Hawkins and
Phillls Jones, both colored In an alley near 9Th
anu streets southwest, during which Hawkins
cut PhilllS Jones several times with O razor and
Ia turn had his head broken with Drickbat thrown
by Bob Robertson. ALI were locked up IN the STA
lionhou5e. except Phiilis, who Was sent 10 her
nome and medical aid summoned. In the Police
court this morning Hawkins was fined s. and
ROBERTSON was given three months Hawkins
was held for seriously aSsaulting PILLS Jones'
Inc woman was Cut eleven times on tie head and
lace, and was unable to appear III court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-22

PACIFIC LAwss, only exc. Storms. 9G4 7th st.
MARKtD-DowN parasols. reliable, Uptown, Coed
hls's.
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VIlHE NEED OF MERIT FOR PROMOTING PER-
- sonal aesthetics is due to j. c. Aver Co.. whose
uncomfortable Hair Vgor IL universal beautier the
hair. Harmless. effective agreeable. it has taken rank
among the indispensable articles Of the toilet. To
scany locks it gives luxuriance and wthered hair
clothes with the hue Of youth.
THOR CONSTITUTIONAL OR SCROFUIOUS CA
tarrh. and for Consumpton induced by the scrofu-
lous taint Ayers Sarsaparilla is the remedy It
has cured numberess 1t viii stop the nauseous
catarrhal dscharHes and remove tile sckenng cdor Of
the BREATH which indications scrofulous origin
je2l
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CITY ITEMS.
Comforts %, FLO, yyca,ne,

Comforts for EEOt Weather.
Gentiemens and Boys Straw Hats at reduced
prices.
Closing out Chidren's Straw Hats at cost
The "Cifmax Shirt laundried, Best Dollar
Mems Short Sleeve Gaaz, and Lace Under
shirts 80 cents.
New York Pattern Jean Drawers sOc., worth IS.
pair 25 cents.
- PereaIe Shirts rs. to $780, Bicycle ana Boating
SIX Umbrellas, Hammocks, Fine White Hdkfs.
Two Hundred Trunks, at all prices. from g. e5 to
sl5, at Lewts'S. $50 nth street, below Mt Vernon
Square.
N. B.-Perca!e Fiat and Teck Scarfs for Csc.
Positively 70 morrow Only
the following immense bargains will be sol at Ri
GoldschmfdS S12 7th st: NV: Is per cent discoun
On STAT ana rattan baby carriages refrigerators
ana Ice chests, 10 per cent discount On travelling
trunks ana decorated china dinner, tea and cham
per sets; GoldsehIait's mammoth toilet soap
cakes Tor 2oc., wlre96ish covers for 49,, hand
some engraved gobfsts for 45c, plain 30, fgu9 ed
2Oc., pic mic mugs &C., wooden buckets lee, COL
ored glass stand With $500 tooth picks lie. large
wnlsk brooms 15cS worth 25c; white chamber
sets II pieces with Jar 81 rs, Jelly tumblers with
cover for 1c, without 15c., latest design French
dinner castors only 90c.. coored glass syrup cans
only 3oc., berry dish with IL saucers 49,, extra
large size handsome decorated French china fruit
PlateS 2yc medium size aoc, small 15c. Soc hair
brush with rubbe r comb and cakes OF toilet soap
25c, spoon holder with IL tea spoons 15c., tray
with knives and forks with cocoa handles Sc,
white porcelain tea sets 20 pieces and large tea
tray with Six gotlets only s4.s5; lunch basket
with 3 tin cups TO-, Mexican hammocks with iron
thimble and braided edge white sl.t5; colored
$l.75.
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lMpoRrANr ANNOUNCEMENT.
GUINNIP'S,
Ao4 AND 4o6 SEVENTH STREET n. W.
BRANCH STORE, 800 SEVENTH ST. NV,
Sill MARKET SPACE,

BRANCH STORE, $40 SEVENTH ST. N. W,
We have marked and laid out for SALE special LOTS
OF GOODS IN all Departments at extremely low and
duced prices We do this not for the love of losing
money but in hopes that the loss Of to-day may be the
Our announcements do not consist merely OF EMPTY
facts in the share Of unprecedented bargains in al
PIs s fRf sTSSk IN our three
stores and have no fears that creditors others shall
70 us nov we run our business Therefore, be
aaDs's'00a ,n ao 81 MORNING
sfss OF Efs ss s E5 e and q Soc
a Special Lot of BLACK LACE BUNTING q. s7sc.
BLACK nuns YELLING q. 2sc.. 4oc., 4sc., &c..
LADIES, COTTON UNDERWEAR we now offer ss
COST and stock of these goods arer and wei
sarzE SUE 3 we bourh. since
the Big Break in prices, therefore We offer them st
prices lower than the Manufacturers would sell them .
Ihs ss%e may be said Of our entire stock Of GENTS
and long sleeves; Gauze and jean Drawers OF all sizes
our ,INLAUNDRIED SHIRTS q. Soc. soc.. 7sc.
ana soc are PSsvey 20 rer cent below actual yslge
Goods for this imP9rtant branch and mark them
nake them rush Though At the speed of bicycle
Our IS parasolis unequaied for style or n,sh a.
is also our celsbrssd e rs neatly finished Jersey
s 1ssd but ads
rahs sun continue be the rage both for street and
travelling costumes.
large stock of travelling Eatchols Ia al efxea sell.
ing ut Cost Price.
When advertise Goods at Certain prices We do pot
limit our purchasers to any amount.
THE SEVENTH STREET ONE PRICE STORES.
GUINNIP d CO.,
l04 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET NURTHwEST.
N.B.-1n our Uptown Store the same goods and tn
same prices may be had.
$40 7th street northwest. so
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LundbGrs's Rhenish Colog

Lundbcrs's Rhenish Cologne.
Milwaukee Beer.
&c. a StOVeppe-draWn from 1rOOd.
u KNIGHT, 1872 Penna. avenue.
Skinny Men.
"Wells' Health Remover" restores health and
v1gor cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual DebilI-
ty. 81. &
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BASEBALL-The BashfulS defeated the Stars
yesterday by score OF TO in ten innings
The AleXandrianS defeated the Independents by q
ScUre OK 10 to z,
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BAaaAIxs AT MEarKNus.
A nne Tine Of Gents Linen and SIN rocksfhandk6rs
chiefs - cent less than usual price; arRe snort
ment Of Fancy Haf Hoe win Be closed out at haif-
Than man pre-. ssrs 0t is g ne M IS
IL 17H. IL, 49, Ct 50 cents peg dczn-only 90 ce16
Der dozen tie Best Linen Collar; the Mysery Sh1rt
Six Fine Dress Bhlrf 70 order. fnr g. ready for -
MEGINNfSC
auo 10O2 street Northwest