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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-18
Affairs in west wa.hinx,eu,

BETHESDA LITERARY AS3oCrAfroN-The most
interesting exercises yet given by the Bethesda
Literary Association were listened to last evening
Dy an apprecfat1ve audience. Miss Katie Daven.
port gave fne piece OF select reading. Mr..
Edward Crusor presented an excellent paper,
entitled 1.-THE American Negro Before, During
ana After the Wal, "swhich was ably discussed.
Miss George Beckett furnished choice music R
X RuHn Is president OF the association and 1. L
Butler secretary
BUILDING AsaccJGgIoN.-At the 10th monthly
meeting OF the Twelfth Building Association, held
last night at Goddard Hall, two shares were
retired at $50 pershan.
PERsoNAl.-Mx P. r Tavenner is lying very I'll
at DrOvers' Rest
LIVE STOCK sAz1s at Drovers' Rest are reported
Dy Tavenner Bres. as follows: ITO cattle up and
sold-best, " TO &c. ;ggO0d. 81 to exc; medium,
~ 10 PIC; common, TO 4xc. 400 sheep and
LAMPS onered and sold as follows: lambs at to &C.
sneep at 70 6Acs yeaflings clipped at 6H to 5xc.
~ cows and Calves sold at from SIS to So The
state OF the market for lambs very brisk for cattle
active on and after May ~, 1889, the market win
be on Tuesday.
PoRT.-schr. Emma F. Angel, tnew,> -, for
washington, sailed from Bath 18th inst Schr.
VIM Mason, Chase, for Georgetown, sailed from
somerset 18th inst.--The canal shipments from
Cumberland yesterday were the heaviest Of any
one day this season, 81 boats, carrying 4182 tons,
having red.-1here is q great scarcity Of yes.
sells at this port
CONGRATULATIONS Ruby, with 1000 bushels
OF wheat; sold at prices ranging from 81 2 to Sl26
CONDITION OF THE WATER-0reat Falls and both
reservoirs clear.
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necoxted Tor HE EVENING STAR.
THE REGIeTRATIoN BOOKS FouND.-A colored
man named George Browns cook at the Braddock
mouse, brought the hast registration books OF the
third ward to Judge Meade last night He stated
as he was coming from his home on north St
Asaph street, he found the books and q hat at the
about one block from the residence OF Register
Arnold. He supposed the books to be old account
books OF no value, except to sell for waste paper:
and carried them home, where he has since had
them A friend who saw them told him what they
were and advised him TO carry them In to some
citizen. Judge Meade and Mayor Beckham will
ANNUAL MEErrNe.-The Young Mems Christian
association held its Goth annual meeting last even
general secretary and treasurer were presented
and adopted DR.. James Entwisle, the acceptable
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the following officers: President, H w. Beadle;
vice presidents. A. J. Fleming, VIM Lyles, D. R
Penn; general secretary. Newell dreenWay; re- e.
cording secretary r. 7. Pitts; corresponding sec
executive committee, John. l. Boy W N. Hob S
). W. Harmon. K. Kemper and G. p. Herbert. The
meeting closed with prayer.
Judge Meade, resumed its session this morning.
Judge Meade In confirming the report OF Receiver
Armstrong reduced one-half the charges for the
sale OF the Agricultural Fair property, and took
occasion to declare that the price for work done
under orders OF the court must not exceed that
paid by private individuals for the classes Of
work. To allow more would be to do injustice to
men or corporations whose property has to some
extent became trust for the court to administer.
POLICE REPoRTS-Ihere were no prisoner at the
station house last night The mayor has lined Vim.
Chichester IS for disorder, and Alice Kits 81 so
for the same offense, and has sent Chas. Richard.
son to the chain gang for 80 days convictio NOT
larceny.
COUNTY NoMrNAr1oNs.-The republican conven-
tion at Arlington last night renominated Common
wealth Attorney Burke. Sheriff w. II. Lomax,
Treasurer W. G. Wibert and Commissioner Of Rev.
enue II. L. Holmes.
REPORTERS NOTES - The conservative candf-
dates will hold meeting tonight at the city
ono 0fices to plan out campaign for the May cleo
uon.-The coalition convention here has de-
clared it to be inexpedient to nominate candidates
Tor the city officeS.-The Alexandria base ball
club played game last evening with Washing
ington nine, winning It by score of SO to a
Mr.. w. B. Moore, under lease from the Maryland
Ferry Co.. is managing the ferry route across the
Potomac here, and he has appointed VIM. II.
Treakle captain OF the ferry steamer Virginia.
Summer gardens with music are coming in fashion
here.-A gold medal, donated by Major w. C.
Potter OF Emra, N. T.. to St Johns cadets, is on
exhibition at Actions window, King street, and
Will be awarded to the best drilled cadet at the
coming Fredericksburg camp.-Mr. VIM. DAVIS,
injured at the lower ship yard yesterday, has
much improved this morning.
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CnrLDRzs's REGULAR MADE HOSE
25 CENTS.
100 Styles UNION LINEN LAWNS. 8 cents.
COACHING PARASOIS. in all coiore. $3.50.
SATIN PARASOLS. lined. $3.50.
TWlLLED SILK PARASOLS. 81. so, 81, $250.
Yard wide OhGANDY LAWNS. 1215.
Ga LACE BUNTING, all wool, so cents.
SUMNER SILKS. neat checks. 81 cents.
SURAH SILKS, all colors. so cents.
100 Styles SPRING DRESS GOODS, at as cents
LACE GRENt DINEs, IS cents per yard.
GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS, 12k cents.
ALBATROSS. FOULEs. BEGES. OHUDDA CLOTH,
Etc.
INDIA LINENS,
1211 cts. Is cts. 18 cts, 20 cts. % cts
SATIN STRIPE NAINSOOK. II CENTS
PURE WHITE LINEN LAWNS, rs, 81, so cents.
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, 25 cents.
DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS. all styles.
SATEENS. plain and figured. to match.
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, DOYLIESk TOWELS
MATING.
Fancy Styles and Pl in White.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, al widths. ~, 81, ca. 3d.
from = cents.
LAC CURTAINS, &1.25 per pair.
C.,M. WsON,
ese PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South side. near 7th.
mV1D
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Inducements, &c, Tonight

NATfo.AL THsATER--PotOmacb boat club benefit.
THEATER COGIQUE-Far!eties-
DINE MUSEUM Interesting performance and Gu
yfO>tieS.
DRIVES GARDEN.-Orchestrala and vocal music
oforami, &c.
ABNER,s GtRDEE--Eventng garden party In aid
OF Garfield Memorial Hospital.
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DRY GOODS.
THIN FABRICS FOR SUMNER WEAR.
EEATON PERRY.

EEATON PERRY,
Successor TO Perry Brother,
nj PRINTED nArIsrEs. IS INCHES wIDE.I IN NEW
A Spf FTH hsN 4 IN CHOICE PATTERNS
ANDERsON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
NETS.
NEW FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
CORRECT PRICES"
LIGHTWEIGHT ALL-wooL FRENCH DRESS
TUNES.
EMBRoIDERED NULL. ALBATRoss AND Pom
LOCISINES. SURAHS AND SUMNER SILKS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK RIA
DANES AND SURAHS. Al 81. 81. %. 81. So AND 81.
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND COLORED
silks, VELVETS AND GAUZES.
BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS.
Elegant ASSORTMENT OF BLACK GRENA-
EMBROIDERED FIcHUs, PARIS JERSEYS
NEW COACHING PARASOLS A, ID SUN UMBREI.-
,,SAUzE uNnERwEAR FOR LADIES. GENTLE
MEN AND CHILDREN.
NEW Isle &LoyES, FANCY HOSIERY.
ALL WIDTHS AND PRICES.
IL CHoIcE Goops PLAIN FIouRks. AND CORRECT
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1910. myl2
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GLOVES.
We have lately made large additions to our stock Of
Silk Gloves and Mitts. and present the finest
sortment to be found outside of New York The stock
comprises al the novelties in Jersey and Mousquetare
and in lengths from to Is buttons.
100 dozen Jersey Gloves the length equal to the Or
binary six uttons, the material ia silk and for
st lie and durability they cannot he eQnalled at the
price. The coors are Cardinal, Seal Navy, Bronze
ream, 1erra-Cotts. Crushed Strawberry, Crushed
RASPBERRY, u ushed Gooseberry. Ecru, Tan Shrimp
PINK. Electric, Garnet Sage Green. Black and Myrtle
Green bargain at sSc per pair.
Alother lot OF better quality than the first equal In
quetaire styles In all tho colors mentioned above 81
per pair.
The next lot is Of ten button length very fine quality
and fu equal togoods sold In other houses at 60
We have finer goods lengths from twelve to twenty
nye buttons IN all the colors at prices ranging
81. AZ to s.. SO per pair.
An excellent silk Nt in ell the colors and Of extra
length for Ladies and Misses, Acc. rer pair.
magnificent Mtt in all the latest shades and full
length for Ladies'. made Of fine spun silk. sold in
al the stores at CSC, we shall offer them for this week
on at Csc. Per pair.
longer than the last lot mentioned sold previously at
l25 we shall offer them this week at 8bc per pair
We also have large variety of Mitts In dner quality
At SO, 81. 49, 81. IS to 81 80 per pair
Our assortment OF lLee Thread Gloves is also very
complete, bs tn in Ladies' and Misses styles. The
prices are lower than her house asks the same
goods and the assortment ia the largest in the city
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A DOLLAR SAVED IS A Do11.,R
NJ DE!
FIGURES NEVER LIE

COME. SEE. AND BE CONVINCED.
Sl,verbergs Double Silver Plated bottle Caster &c.
Doub SiiverPated Breakfast Caster 9}c
- vefbcrYs Double liver Patet Butter Dishes . 99c
Si.ytrber2's Double Silver Plat d ugar toWis 99c
sverb rg's Double Silver Plated spoon Holders &c
SllIer erg's outle Silver Plated Berry Dishes 99c
Sityerbergs Double Silver Plated Fruit Dishes SOC
ilverberg's Double lver-P ated hound Trays . 99c
Sllver'erx's Double 81 Plated Gobiets ... 9,c
S1lVe; bet4,s Double liver Plated Mugs.,,... 99c
>uverters's Double Silver-Plated Child's Sets,
silverlers's Triple Plated Butt b she's s.
Si:vert erg's riple Plated Sugar Bow s..... / "a
Si!ve 'berg's Triple Plated Cream Pitchers.. . l. SO
silver,erys ripe Plated poon Holders. l. 98
Slverberys TRIBE Plated Double Wall Pitchers s. AZ
SiiVerbers's Half Dozen Roge & Al Silyer-pated
sverberxs Half Dozen Double Pi:ted Tea SiScns, x9c
SiiVerberg's Halt Dozen Rogers Double Plate Tea
siverbsrss Half Dozen Rogers Triple Plate Ts. s''
sverbsTSs Half Dozen Double Plate Table Spoons gs -
siVefS6ergs Half Dozen Rogers Double Plate Table
sverlerSs Half Dozen Double Plated FORKS da ~
siiVerSegs a1-Dozen Rogers Double Plated
berKs Hail. Dozen ROGERS Double late Des.
sivefhsrss Hai-DOzen Rogers Triple Rais l. A'
siverberss Rosers Triple Plate De. 'S
Parties contemplating the Opening Of Summer Resorts
represented. A1A0 A'As'
sILvERBERG's.
Sl2 It'll and 3l3 9th street northwest.
"JA1 Near Pa. ave.
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INlHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY, MAY s.

TNlHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1889.
aEaMoSD CsAHDE1l "; wAsHMeros CTR sAvNes
The payment receiver Of dividends to creditors
Of said Bank having been heretofore decreed IN this
cause .ggreeating one hundred centum. It t. this
third day Ct May, A. u. 1883, on moron Of william
that ali depesitors in the Washington City avinEs
they are hereby. forever debarred from nskinr any
claim OF demand against ssid defendau the receiver
this the sets in his hands, unless their aim
for undrawn diyi ends be rre<ented said leceyer
before the first day OF January A. D. 1884: rovided
week for four successive weeks from this day and th
times week for elk successive prior eaid Jam
uary LIST, 1894 in two newspapers published
the city of Wash. ngton. d. c.
CHARLES p. JAMES. Justice.
Test-R.J j. ME1G", Clerk.
my7 g. 9Neo4w BIZ NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk.
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THREE-YKAR-OLD CHILD Run OVER AND
KILLED A col0red child, at out three wears
cid, nun q Frank Arnold, WAS run over by A
horse and W gon drvin ~ Samuel Pumphrey
on Stanton avenue. yesterd y afternoon. 1t was
taken INTO the hOu>e or lis ,rnntS and died eoOn
afterwards from the fleets or its injuries. Pnm-
pbrey was arrested by Ofiic Kinks. Tie
coroner held an ihque t AM the jury rendered a
to Mr.. Punpurey.
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SUMNER Dnrxs Goops.
BATISTE IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
CHOI. P tt RMS IL LINEN LAWNS.
DOTTED SN ISIS MUSI.INS Is NEW PATTERNS
.ATINE EMBROIDERED DRESSES, ALL COLURS,
WIFI r. ENB. NULL. DRESSES.
CREAM EMB. NULL. ERESSf 8.
PONCE Dl ES>ES WI II EMB
PRINTED CHINA POS0EE AT bOc. TIRE REGJy.
LAR PRICE HAVING BEEN II. WI. L MAXI
~, EGANT AND COOL WRAPPERS.
GRaStPINFs hf ri TIKI AND co. ohs.
GRE ADISEs. NUN'S Cdr Pc CLOTH.
hBATfbSS, AND L OTHER BACK GOODS
suITABI.E FOR MOURNING.
PAR1 OCULAR ATTENTION Is CALLED TO OUR
MITE MUSLIN NIB. ROLES. F.k GkADUA-
II AN DISTRIBU ION DIR sSES.
BLACK. WHITE AND C0LOkS.
SUN UMB III LAS IN GRFAT VARIETY.
WE OkEEi: The % T ASTONI HI NG BARGAINS
iS n COTTON IS. WARP ND WOOL. LII needy
HREp F,GT LIE PEicE IS i2sc: Pc ID.
W, Ace OPES ING NEW GOODS VERY DAY. AND
PA.I TIE Eft NC OUT Fo;t III PkiNGs.
BLEA IICLEs 40 SELECT FROM.
N. B-1HE BEST rs he CHEAPEST. myi
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BASE BALL 1ESTEgDAY.-The Nationals AGAIN
defeated tin. WsyerIys by a score or 8 to O. The
game bt'seen thu CulunbaS and Crescents w ~
won Oy the former hy +, score OF 10 to2 AT Phila.
deiphla-Athletic. 13; Baltimora & At New York
metropolis an. q: Aitrghany, g. At BroOklyn-B oOk.
Wn. .; Staten Island. 5. AT Chtcago-Chicago Is;
n York. 2 Al u troit-D- trott II. PhiIade
phia, At Cievnl tDd-Cleyeland II: BOSTON 1
Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. game-Active, IS; An
thracite, T. at st. Louis-Cncinnati, q: ST Louis &
THERE WILL Re AN EXTENSIVE sale OF fine parlor
ana chamber furniture al DowAngs auction rooms
tomorrow. ~
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FRESH MEATa.-PoTter-hOuse, 49,. sirloin, ITc
round, f3c.; liver, Sc; choice RIB roast, 15c.
handle nothing but city killed NETS F.
Hughes markets, corner or 9Th and y and S23 III
street northwest
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Gu1xN1p's
4oA AND 4O6 SEVENTH. STREET NV,
VIII open on Monday Morning. May 7th.
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS. DRESS GOODS AND
HOSIERY,
at prices not hitherto offered this SEASON in DIS
dhICI tnGlqdng fun and comrete line Of STRING
of marked down
FIn sf Es'fe Of III Ge.Ts sios GRAINS in all the
NEW SHADt s,2.s inches wide. at 81. 25 lor yard
AGA q fnLKA DOT suaAHs. Is inches Wide.
Also e Case Of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN
HAGE and i1 Vas E!,esf & 81 BLACK SILKS
BElLoSS and I'd, TsrISSsiEEs Also OFT oMANs
from 75e. .s5o aid positively Is Per cent Seow
-MATEhLSo; A ssbfT and FKsSkLIN SUIT
Ms IN az the fashionable shades 81 inches wide.
'tfafSa fSI ssuIrryesa woo-.s inches
TK3s CLOTHS. nuns SLILlNds aud CASH
8 EMR BRO r. and POLKA DOT FIANNELs.
Bkeas KID i AMI Lisfk rE FaPsqSs sL Hhs
E ElTG4HIISGS: COLLARS and CUFFS. HANDKEh.
our HOSIERY DfP.KrMEST win Be found reple.e
T 1s AZ Ho shs and syfs X ToiaN aud DoAE
A. al! Line Of CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In our White Goods. Linen and DOM sfrC DE.
r ,hEr Mn MENIS win lie found sInABLE and NE
CESSARf Goodsat Low and REDUCED PRICES.
An examination Of our GOODS aud PRICES viii wen
Ana TO- u A r,r
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AWAY! AwAYf GIVEN AwAY!-Vases! Owlsl
Owls Owls! one pound OF choice teas, 50c.
] pound Java, 25:. 32s Center Market, Branch OF
Enterprise Tea Co O'DOnnell & Bro.
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BURTs nne shoes for gents and BOYS; Cousins
nBe shoes for ladies and misses, ut very low
prices. SlnSheimeI's stS sth street.
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JUsT In, new lot OF those handsome slipper sou
venirs. We Or s-nt one 10 every Customer To
morrow only. II inns, s16 7th street and 1872
Pennsylyd avenue.
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Durkee,s Salad Dressing
Is the best thing Of the kind ever sold. With It
superb salad OF any kind can be made without
any delay or trouble. It is one Of the best sauces
for cold meats
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NoTICE.-PreviOUS TO rebuilding we VIII sell on
satn-iined pardsOiS, III new shades, at sSS worn
$50; extra ffEe quality, 4. ., worth So ut
b. j. BEHREND d SON SIS 1th st H. w.
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BAReArss AT MEarxN1ss,.

a nne line Of Gents Linen and SIX Pockethandksr.
chiefs. % cent ea than usual price, assor
nent q Fancy Hall Hose MI be clofed ont 1t half
than msnfactnrezs price,; large lot Of the finest
Fly Linen Con 70. szes IL IAN 49, 49,, H. 41s I64,
H. 17. H. tSS. ct SO ceDta per dozen-unly so cents
GoEen for the Best Linen Coars; the Mystery shit
only cents elegantly of the very bert msteral
Six Fine Dress Shirts 70 order for s. ready for thu
washtub-perfect ut gu2rsntced-st
n GINNISS,
app lG02 street northwest.
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CSC. LACE BUNrIsGs iakc., ia and rs tn ST

Our ladies' lne Kid button shoes for 80 anl 90 81
are ,ae greatest bargains ever OffereI at SIN
hheimefs. stS 7th and 1851 street
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Tomorrow we viii sell Sbutton lengths silk
ana Isle rsey gloves III u.s.. pair. reW more 0,
our game Isle gloves. pc.
MRS. MAX WErI. Act, H. 9TH ST. n. ".
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NOTICE. NetieeI N0ticei Noticei Notice!
Not1cei-When you have tried everywhere else &c
TO Enterprise Tea Co for choice cOf1eeS. Also give
away crOckery md glassware Corner 4th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill. Branches
Center, Eastern, Northern Liberty Markets.
O'DOnneli 4 Bro.
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OUR SPECIALTIEs are Is, 81, so and 75c slippers
ana NCwpOri Tics SinShciIner's, sOS TN street.
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PURCHASE your trunk OF the New Yor. trunk
STORE y0n viii travel safe and cheap; 3l3 Pa. ave,
near 81 ST. Il. ".
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Observation-Disclosures eru AND

HNDERWEAR!-DOU 9rH AND y
~ STREETS.-The business in this departm nj raw.
ing been tar In excess of our expectations the sale win
DE continued until further notice. Zach day We Win
OFFER iherent but decided baryains, and will on
THURSDAY beein with 200 dozen more of those thor.
rES at 70 cents each The best chemise offered fog
the price We have 30 dozen French Castor. button
price. q; so 100 dozen schoppers best quality. an.
gram, OIL boiled Solid coors LADIES' Hose Is cents
per pair Another SO dozen Of those IL thread Child
rens STOCKINGS just in. lo dogen Misses Hose at 81
cents or three pair Tor 81 former price 90 cents 10 IL
cents, according to eize.
f29 DOUGLASS 9th and streess
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"THE JERSEY LILY,' the most beautiful slipper
out for ladies. misses and children, very cheap, at
Sinsheimer'5, SOS 9TH street.
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Catarrh Of the bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidne
and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchu-paiba.
81. II
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CITY ITEMS.


Specta1 Hat Announcement
r c. Lewis. the halter. Gao 9Th stree. between
New York with large and carefully selected stock
OF gentlemens, boys and childrenS Summer Hats,
and Mackinaw straws Boys Hats from &C. 70 $50
n. b'-Prlce plainly marked In each hat
Positively Tomorrow Only
the following immense bargains viii be sold at r.
Goidschmids, sl2 9Th St n. W.; chamber sets dec
Grated o. with moss roses and gold lines 10 pieces
1OO handsome rattan and STAT baby carriages at
reduced prices, Of covered tin buckets &C., at.
Grated with broad coiored boarders and gold lines
10 pieces &345 30 It clothes lines &c, 60 IT. &c., 80
f. lsc;; very handsome French china tea se,s
% 20 IL per cent discount on Climax and Parsons
refrigerators and Ice chests, new style crystal
white shelf paper 10c, real majolica leaf dishes
1Oc.. white stone china cups and saucers 4Sc.,
fruit Plates
blacking brush with box Of blacking and boot
ter dishes &C.. colored glass tooth pick stand with
Sooo tooth picks 1Oc, good whisk brooms &C., new
& on u .s nneS
colors. with ice Ratchets Soc. covered chamber
bucket ana foot tub ssc, roller skates Csc. pair.
Star cut crystals in diamond settings Pngg'a
Important to All.
The Following unprecedented bargains will be
sold for tomorrow only at N. Augensteins sl7 eth
street northwest: German flour sleeves &c.; i doz
white-haDdled knives and forks &c., worth $l.75;
boxes backing, backing brush ana whisk
broom, l9c plated butter knives 17c., worth &c.;
Is dOz extra size cups and saucers, 41c; latiron
ana 81 and, 21c. Is doz water glasses, 15c.
2,50O toothpickS. SC.
got. cofTee pots, i3c.
BOT buckets. SC.
Baby carriages and trunks at reduced prices.
-~----
A Pure Strengthening Tonic,
Free from whisky and alcohol. cures dyspepsia
and SIMILAR diseases 1t has never been eQualed.
Browns Iron Bftters.
WADLEY, GA.-Dr. II. L Battle, r.. says:
BroWns Iron Bitters are very popular IN this Sec
uon and give entire satisfaction"
SHEBoYGAN, WIS.-Dr 8. B. Myers, says: 81
recommend Browns Iron BitterS for GEM raj de-
oiii'y, loss Of appel tie and want OF strength"
Never Put Off Until Tomorrow
That which should be done to-day. In other words
spend two minutes to-day and procure a memb r
citation. 800 and 322 Broadway, NV York, that you
Will not regret tomorrow. Send for circular and
application blank
M. AugenSteiEI,
Sl7 9TH St NV. having just received $50 Trunks OF
Cne OeSt make, offers them for the next five days at
lower prices than can be bought In the City.
Pertscopic eye glasses and specs, blue and
smoked. Prlggs.
Catarrh Of the bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary COmplaintS. cured nv stRuchu-p Ina ),
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PtRs SILK BLACK BEocADE GRENADINES,
II tncfua valne 500, reduced to 75c.
PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS (uctuaf yaIue 7kc , -.
duced to soc. ~ ~' Ae
NUNS YELLING all pure Wool widest double wi It'll
AZ inches widc). actual value &c, r duced to
BLACK BRoC.DE GRENADINES, nearly all pure
~ SILK tactua v lue SD. reduced to soc
CoiN,hED CASHMERtS, Electric Blue and Straw.
berry, donble with. 25c.
NUM- 'ElLiNn, fine quality, reduced from 25c 70
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
Silks SIC, Silks Soc, 81 Ks &c Colored Silks heavv
- ',ros Grain. reduced from 81. IS to 81.
Black SILK heavy Gr,s Grain. reduced from 81 rs to
Black SILKS. Satin finish, heavy GrA Grain yerv
-, me lalty. no iuced rom 81. so to Il. IS
BLACK LhS. subj me quality. cashmere tiIish heavy
~, dros GRAM n tual worth 81. redared TO "a o.
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Fancy HEX SURAil SILK reduced from 81 to &c.
IL chcd Table DAMAsK. slightly soiled. real value
Beautiful pr ny DRESS GOODS reduced from Csc.
Black Cashmere sHAwLs. all pure Wool, 81.
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CHILDRES's WHITE SHIRT WAISTS, slightly de-
fective in laundrying. former price $1OO, now 55c.
AZ A. SdkS & Co IS, 316 18th street.
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Hob Punch In q Delicious Beverage
most everywhere. Sold by grocers and druggists
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Blue FLANSEL SHIRT WAISTS button fronts.
former price 500, now $i.O0 Al a. S;tks Co. s,
= IA
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WASHINGTON FISH HARKET.-So!d nv r. A. Col.
den. dgt ut. to-;iay: LEO SEad. $50 10 S.2 per
hundred; 6O,vCO herring, from IS to $40 per thou
sand.
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DRESS ACCORDING TO YOUR TASTE-Buy your
ciothlhs or Ei5einan Bros, the most prOiu.n mt
clOthierS and tutors. corner 7th AMI E.
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CHu.D's spring heel oxford ties and low buttons,
Hahn'S, ST. sth street