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NATIONAL THEATER.-Gilbert and sullivans pop
uiaf opera P1nafore, was presented last evening
benefit Of NJ Samuel q. KInsley: The perform M
ance was much better than could have been ex-
pected Of amateurs "Pinafore" Will be again
BARRETT CLuB.-On Monday evening, at the
National Theater, there viii be mutual oenent
for the Barrett Dramatic club and the stage EN-.
ployeS of the theater. The romantic comedy or
s' David Garrick y and "Mr. and Mrs Peter White"
will be presented. The cast will embrace the full
and Satisfactory performance is expected novel
feature will be the entire change OF stage setting
from an elaborate interior rhe comedy to beau
up and in full view OF the audience.
KAsPAR's MUsICALE-Prof Josef Kaspar, the
well,known violiDist, has issued Invitations to
Ford's Opera House on Friday next, June l. The
program is very attractive one.
performance Mitchell, the English pugilist, and
his trainer, Madden, will again engage In q
friendly bout at the somIque this evening.
ABNERs GARDEN.-An excellent concert vocal
and instrumental, IS given at the summer garden
every evening.
NEW DIME MusEUM-A fine bill is offered at the
music, arranged to please the ladies and family
parties Besides this the living curiosities, in
dren, are we'll worth the liberal patronage ex-
tended to this popular resort
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN Prof. HardiDg's
bioramic illustrations Of scenes in Europe and
America. embracing cities, castles, cathedrals,
battles, &C., presenting armies in motion, railroad
trains crossing bridges and other moving figures,
have proved great attraction here. The third
series OF european Travel" including the balloon
ascension, commences next Monday. when large
number OF excellent vOcalists and other artists
make their first appearance.
GALIGNANIs MESSENGER Of April 30th, in an
article treating OF American singers now In Paris,
says OF young lady we'll known In Washington:
The fine, sympathetic and carefully trained
voice of Miss Annie Grace Lppincott Is another
pledge of wide reputation This beautiful young
lady has already been received with high favor in
concert performances in Paris, and will doubtless
be heard OF Ia opera at an early day across the
channel or the ocean,"
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Large Real Estate transactions.

MessrS. Fitch, Fox & Brown have recently nepo-
tlated the following sales of real estate:-For VIM
thompson, part s. lot g. so. 242 fronting 26 It. on
Vermont ave-, bet. St and Iowa circle to L. H.
Schneider, for Sc. 400 cash; for Mrs p W. Payd LOT
90, SO. ia, being No. Dupont circle to Mrs Abby
Day slocomb. OF New Orleans for $40 1000; for Mrs.
Claudius b. Jewell, for s31 S76 SO; for r. C. Fox the
following lots In the subdivision OF the south
Sao s q the Columbian 9 g. and
Walter Paris, for Sc. 032 S. and lot g. to g. C. Rob-
pins 1or vs. 100 cash; for L. R. Tuttle. the follow
g. to Charles Lancaster for 81 031 Is; lots SO and
"a. TO Mrs Julia B. Ware, of brooklyn, N Y, for
p; lot So to J John Meany 5or and
Bell ct al, to VIM. j. Father, g. lots 10 and n, Sd
152, for Sc 80; and to Mrs. Elizabeth F. Sicard,
lots II and IS So i5a for for Mrs a. NJ NJ
gray, part lot 5. SO. $40, to Thomas Hynes, for
slsoo; for MIS- Mary D. Bidde. trustee, OF Phlla-
depha, the following lots In the subdivision of the
north grounds OF the Columbian University-lots
Is and 49, block 49, and lots z. and g. block 49, to
g. block 80. to Herschel Main, u s. navy, for
$2,7lS 75 cash; lots and 8. block Al, to Lieut. W.
D. wright It,, U.SA for *i,s7a: lots and 10. block
block ao and lot H. block 80, to Mrs c. E. Perkins,
for e s54 IS: lot block a, to Mrs. Annie H. Rob
for 81 ss7 so; lot 8, block SO, to Mrs. Jennie A De
Shields, for 500 IS; lots g. and 5, block &c. to
40 to Mrs Harriet Bell for 500 H lot b SoSk
90 to Christian B. Dckey for 5000 lots T. II and
~ block Al, to Miss Josephine swan for s., 500 a.
lot II, block 40, to Mrs. Maria Shufflebotham for
81 ,396. q; for Mrs. Elizabeth Lanier Dunn to VIM
C. Hill, for s14a, or TO- the tract Of land recently
purchased from the Columbian University, con-
tanning about sixteen acres: for Mrs. Mary D. Bid
Ole, trustee, Through Messrs. Steiger & Leber-
mann), lot l2, block 40, OF the sub. Of n grounds
Columbian University to Mrs Sallie Peyton Ayres,
for SsO6 Is; through Mr.. j. v. Huyck, for Mrs
1928 18th street, to Mr. Maurice N. Grossman, for
$l6,50G
DIvORCRD.-A decree o. divorce was made today
oy Judge James In the Equity Court In the case Of
Annie f. SfssOn agt. ArmStead c. Sisson. They
were married in this city May %. 1879, and she
charged that he deserted her in October following,
leaving her penniless. Mr.. II. B. Moulton APP
peared for plaintiff.
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DIED.

DIED.
5x William k nfx ND 1sss
Mr. Bennett was protege Of the late Grafton Powell
Esq. by whom he was reared and educated. In 1861
located at Winchester, where he married He WAS a
popular philosophical citizen and affectonate hus-
K fs the 19sa asy ye ea NIX a
Funeral services At his late residence No. l227 nj
fiassa at es at O'clock Sunday May 2
GEKMAN CLARK. youngest son Of Cornelius p and
Hy f. Clark la aged years month and 20
west on Monday. May 2Sth. at pm. '''''' -'f'''
,; DR5SG co H., On Wednesday. May 23d, 1883.
after ljngering and painful Illness which be bore
In manhoods early morn. beloved son. -:.-f
80 Thy Maker calls thee to eternal rest;
Thy labor finished and thy life crown won
AeS SOUL In peace with BE- af aTs SSn 1s
southwest on Sunday afternoon It ocioo2 81
MAsasRRTIRRER On Nay 25th 1883. Ct 10 o'clock
James A. and Millicent Magruder
street Monday. ssh 4 oeIccf p moo 1''' -
DAY orninx sS g.
eldest son Of Frank and Catherine Miller in the twen
Notice OF his funeral hereafter. =
MORAN. On Friday. May 25th 1883 sWII,IIAM
MORAN youngest son Of Daniel Moran, aged 10 years
> Funeral On sunday, at two O'Clock pm. from the
Friends respectfully invited to attend.
M, GEORGE W: REED. aged forty one years -
sos street southeast. sunday. Nay 27th. At two
O'Clock sharp.
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Ny son, lad twelve years Of age. afflicted with
the worst form OF Eczema period Of eight years
So virent was that from the top cf his head to within
few inches Of his ankles he was Of scabs
which refused to yield to treatment that was at
tempted Every remedy that was suggested by friends
or physicians was tried in vain. AIopathy. hom9opa-
thy herbs roots saltwater baths naxseed poutces.
soaps ontnens, and In short rythng that could be
done to eradicate the disorder seemed only aggrayat
It. and the childs life became burden to him. and the
expense OF the various experiments q constant
drain upon our resources.
My wife. reading the advertisement Of the CUTICURA
IN MapEs In one Of the daily papers resolved
encroaching upon his face and seemed incurabe,1 I
gave reluctant consent to the proposal an inter
view was sought With famous lady physician of New
York. who made most thorough examination OF the
case and prom sed cure without the least hesitation
ny ny tne use OF your CUTtCURA REMEDIES. In ONE
NtEt there was a marked change; the raw and angry
sores began to PALE and along the outer edges
scaled on and as time wore they began to dsapr ear
entirely until ut the present writing the only yestee is
one small spot upon the forearm scarcely visible and
fast disappearing ~
Thus after eight years Of expense and anxiety we
nave the Intense satisfaction seeing the childs skin
as fair and smooth it before dreadful cutane.
Gus disorder attacked him. Sincerely yours,
,, CHAS LAYRE HINKLE,
2A9 Paramount avenue, Jersey City Heights N. j.
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e's business course, $ month. b17 9TH st.
Why buttons Come Off.

why RuttOnS Come OFF.
sometimes because they are not sewed on
strongly, sometimes because the buttons break
or give way, but more frequently in the
case OF hard buttons, because the thread
IS cut " roughness in the buttons eyes. Some
times IL Is an alternative whether the button shall
give way or the cloth-if the cloth gives way, the
button goes too--so it is better the button should
go alone. Here Is matter for reflection. The but
are on sale In my ready-nnade stock, made up dur
Ing the dull season, never come on. They have
pushed holeS and do not cut the thread. II you
want hrst-class article try my
CUsTOM-AADR PANTALOONs.
GEO. HENNING,
40 Seventh street.
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FACE and eyesight fitted Hempler's down to
GAS FIXTURES. at shedd's, 400 9Th street.

A CoUNTRYAAN named Samuel Titus was before
Judge Smell to-day for using scales that had not
been stamped by the Sealer Of weights and meas
ures. A gentleman testified that his wife bought
two pounds of butter from the defendant, and 1t
was found 10 be l21a ounces short. The DEFEND
ant stated that he only borrowed the scales. The
court took his personal bonds not to repeat the
cnenSe.
THE WKRKLY STAR, a large double paper OF fifty
Elk columns will be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Tryit
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Hats for sDecoBatiOn Day
and boys dne Nackinaw sLraWa,
SOFT ana stin pearl and nutTia French felts,
Mems white and col0Fed Micado and Canton braids,
Nice assortment mems and boys 50 Ct hats
Boys and childrenap white and col0red straws at
all prices, dncludfng the ever:popular "Jumbo" at
30, ~ and ST. at R G. LEwH 6 Orfginal one Price
Store. !" go 9TH St, below Mount Vernon square.
N. R-Price plainly MARRIED In each hat
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Anew volume will begin with the July number which
will contain profusey illustrated article on Princeton
College by the Rev. Henry j. Dyke Jr. Pastor Of
the Brick Church. New York the first part Of serial
- Beatrix Randolph. by Julian Hawthorne-a story of
modern New York society, which will run through 81
NUMBER; and the first part of story by Philip Bourke
Marston- $500 year. postage paid; IS cents q num-
Der. Publishedat
1t TEMPLE COURT. NEW YORK CITY.
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LANDLORDS Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose,
Burnett,s Cocaine

Promotes the growth Of the hair. and renders It
dark and glossy. 1t holds In liquid form, large
proportion of deodorized C0coanut Oh, prepared
expressly for this purpose. No other compound
suit the various conditions OF the human hair.
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LADIES wishing summer needle work will ind
good assortment on various fabrics; Treatment
carefully chosen and work commenced at the
store OF NJ. b. Bruce Co., No 433 9Th street north.
west
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1t was In war times The quartermaster OF the
4th New York artillery was nearly dead with
dysentery. The surgeons nd their best for him,
but at last gave HIN up. Lieut. Bemis, who Is
now q wen known merctant in Oneida, N. T.,
yentured to dose hlm uahh Perry Davis Pain
Killer. In a few days the auartermaster's suffer-
1ngs were over. and he was on duty as before
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

u
Tar MAsuArrAx
FOR JUNE
PEOPLE AND PLACES IN GUATEMALA.
Illustrated. By FERD. c. VALENTINE.
HERE AND THERE IN CHESTER AND OXFORD.
Illustrated. By F. A. MATHEWS.
TIE REVIVAL OF HUMAN1sM.
By HENRY c. PEppER-
THE STORY OF THE MASTERPIECES.
By ]. LEONARD CORNING.
A POET TOO LITTLE KNOWN.
By JOEL BENTON.
SHORT STORIES.
By FRANCIS ALEXIS CHAPoIsKY, MARIA LOUISE
Pool And FREDERICK D. STOREY.
POEMS.
By LOUISE CHANDLER MouLroN, EDNA DEAN
PROCTOR, CHARLES HULL BoTsFoRD and FRANK
D. 7. CARPENTER.
Recent Mterature-Town -Salmagundi.
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Good Advice.

Nearly all the Ills that af1itct US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
no medicine known that Will do this as surely as
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
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CONFECTIONERY

Ice Cream and Water Ices Of the finest fiavors
ana pureSt quality. sold in large small quanti-
ties to private families, parties excursion, and
sent any where desired. Frank Sharpless. Manu-
featuring Confectioner, 4l9 9TH street, under Odd
FELLOWS HAIL
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WILLIAM ANDREW FREEMAN lodge, No. 2099 q.
TO. OF IF, Will give grand picnic at Van Ness
park, nth and ID SIS. NV, Tuesday, May 20, 1883,
commencing at u noon.
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Persons RecOvering

from wasting diseases such as malaria, fever ETC.,
will be greatly benentted by the use OF Browns
Iron Bitters, q true tonic,
OwKNToN, KY.-Rev ]. n Beck SAYS: 81 have
used Browns Iron Bitters, and consider it one Of
the best t0nics sold
C0DoRUs, PA-Rev. J. D. Zehrfng says: 81 was
paralyZed In my right side. The use Of Browns
Iron BitterS enabled me to walk"
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BABY BEAUTIFIER.

For InSsnsile and Birth Humors. ROUGH Chapped OF
ishes, use CUTICURA SOAP an exquisite SKIN
BEAOIItiER and Toilet Bath and Nursery Ssnitiye
sans. Absolutely pure. Highly medicinal. indorsed
by Physeians preferred by the elite. Sales ~ 1881
=" S"0ptn0' m22
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The SafeSt WAY.

The safest and Surest way to restore the youth
1ul color OF the hair Is furnished by Parker's Hair
Balsam, which Is deseryedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
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OUR NATIVE WINE.

Ogl0rious country! for behold,
The rocks and mountains thine;
Within they grow the precious gold.
Without the golden winel
Since EurOpe'S vineyards fade away
And gradually decline,
Iraise my glass and sing Hurrahl
For Chr. Handlers Native Wine.
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Spring Day Goons.

SPRING Day Goops.
We are daily receiving our Spring and Summer sun.
ply OF Dress Goods COMPRISING fun line of Black SilEa
ali grades; Surah Silks, Otomans Satin Rhadames.
Satin Meryeieux, silk Grenadines. Nuns Yelling an
Chudeh Cloths in all the shades French Wool Suit
ings, Printed and Plain Sattens Emb'd Satreens and
Muslin Robes; Printed Linen Lawns: q splendid line %
Black oolen Dress Goods In all the new fabrics SIZE
and Thread Hose. new coorngs; Umbrellas and Para.
soils new designs. Also elegant line of Linen
Sheeungs and Pillow Linens all widths: Damssl Table
Cloths and Napkins TO match, in splendid quality Cal
Towels and Toweling ia great variety Ihose i'm wsrl
of choice goods viii do well TO examine our stock befors
purchasing. HOOE BRO. & co.
apS-3m 1928 ST.. near Ebbtt House.
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Childhood and youth are the periods when snch dis
eases Yield most readily TO those unfaing Skin and
B Blood Specihcs CuTiCURA kEsOLVENT. the new
s s0Ar the great Ho Skin Cures Price Of GUIIcURA
s0i VENT, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA SOAP $50
GU lCURA SHAVING SOAP. 15c Sold by all drug
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co.. BOSTON.
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FUssELL's Ice Cream.
GAS STOVES, at shedd's, 400 9Th street.

EXCELLENT DRIP CoFFEs with French rolls and
butter at Sharpless', 4l9 18th street.
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SLATE MANrELs, at shedd's, 400 9th street

ONLY Is CENrs.-Bazar dressmaker, showing
latest styles, at Oppenheimers, 5S 9th street, ST.
Cloud.
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At f2 O'Clock, May Is, the entire store fixtures
and splendid awning will be sold at auction at No.
N2 9Th street northwest-Gutman's old stand. See
auction column.
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SKIN HUMORs.

Cure OF q Lad Twelve
Years Old, who for Eight Years, from
the Top of His Head to His Ankles.
was One Mass Of Scabs.
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Bicycle Shirts.

Base ball and boating shirts, all styles. colors
and sizes, for men and boys, from soc. up to $3.50
apiece Special rates to clubs. Samples free, at
AuerbachS, cor. 9TH and Fl streets.
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On Thirty Days Trial.
Vn1fo fp Ro1t IN NJ rob all NESoh

- The voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
anteeing speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vlgor. Address as above. N.B.-No
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al.
lowed. wsm
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'"Alderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In H-iB. "Ward' prints, 4Oc. per ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&c. per at. Cream, 15c. pint.
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this state OF affairs you will always find: The
cleanest steamers cars, hotels INNS hospitals and
private houses all use and indorse d units Insect
Powder, the reach and bed bug killer Price, Is
cents; for sale by all druggists.
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FRESH MEATs.-Porter-house, 1Sc. sirloin, 17c
round, 1Sc. liver, &c.; choice rib roast, 15c. 1
Hughes markets, corner Of 9Th and and S23 9TH
street northwest
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THOUGH ON COrnS.,,
ASK for Wells Trough on COrns." 15c. Quick
complete, permanent cure. COrns, warts, bum
ions. 6
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NOTICEt-Kets Kemethy's, 1109 Pa. av., takes one
doz fine photos with one thirteenth painted, forS3
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SHARPLESS' Ice Cream.

FCssEIL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out of
town Special attention 10 strawberry festivals.
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BARGAINS AT MrcrsSrss.
A fne line OF Gents Linen and Silk Pockethandkers
chiefs. % cent less than usual price large asror
ment OF Fancy Half Hose will be closed out al half.
price, GAUGE. Lace and Balbriggan Updershrts nj Lea
than msnscturers prices large of the finest -Four.
ply Linen Collars. sizes H. l2R, Is, 49, IA l4 l6t<
H. IN IT, lSh. at 80 cents dozen-only 50 cent?
per dozen for the Best Linen Collars the Myetery Shirt
only cents elegantly MADE of the very material,
Six Fine Dress Shrts TO order for 81 ready for d.
washtub-perfect fit guaranteed-at
MFGINNISS',
ap9 lo82 street northwest.
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UNABRIDGED shirts, men and boys unicorns,
CochraneS Uptown.
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BEST ~ ribbed parasols s6. at Young's.

PIcoN and Apollinaris water is the best summer
drink.
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GoLD FILLED bracelets and bangles, new, a
friggfS
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MILITARY white gloves, sc. pair; immense bar.
gain; COchrane's Uptown.
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.HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L Co.. Auctioneers.

NY 11zs d "1z-11n1Ho O0.i
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE, PARLoR FURNr.
TUBE, M i. TABLE. SMITHS PARLOk OR.
ING Room CHAIRS. GILT FRAME MIRROR.
DECORATED CHINA, PLATED WARE, MAT.
OIL CLOTH. KITCHEN UTENSILS, Ere
On TUESDAY. MAY TwEETY-NINTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. M, shall sell, at residence No 6l6
south street Capitol HiD the above collection Of
Household Goods.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
my26-d AucrioDeere.
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CAN any other saloon In the country show such
variety OF creams and ices as RUSSELL keeps?
Vanilla, Banana, Lemon Ice.
Chocolate Pistachio, Orange Ice
Lemon, Strawberry, Raspberry Ice.
Rainbow, Qn bars.)
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DRY GOODS.
liz Srock AND DAnr RECEIVING.
SpRIN0 AND sYrnArp nprSs aoonc

sFHlNG AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
IoINcH BATTsrE IN NOVEL. DESIGNS, 2sc.
FANCY. 2Sc. ' AN'
FINE MLSLINEN PRINTED LAwNs CHOICE
sc0TcH sINaHAM. AN ELEGANT AssoRT.
ATWOOD DEBEGE GOOD coLoRs ass.
PONGEE. ANN
INDIA LINEN. PERSIAN LAWN.
BATISTE DE ALSACE. LINEN LAWN
INDIA MULLs FRENCH NAINsooK
JONES CAMBRIC. CREAM DIES INDES
ORGANDY LAWNS. CORDED PIQUEs
CHECK NAINsooKs. WHITE AND COLD TARLE.
TAME,
NERVE LAWNS. STRIPED vIcToRIAs.
s. L. HEMPSTONE.
my22 sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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BKIp6E-ovER heat. Cochrane's cool store and
bargains.
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TIE Illumination of the Brooklyn bridge don't
begin to compare with the smile that tluminates
your boys cOuntenance when you buy him one of
those Sl9O sailor suits, worth 81, or your bigger
boy a suit, worth So, OF LEW NEwMYER,
TS4 9TH St n. W.,
n
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TAYLOR l. HUFTY,
my1s

pURE SILK BLACK RRocADE GRENADINES.
y actual value 81. SOD reduced to 75c.
PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS {actual value TIC \ re
duced to SOC.
NUNS vEILINGs. all pure Wool, (widest double width
a2 inches wide), actual value &C.. reduced to
BLACK BRoCADE GRENADINES, nearly all pure
elk (actual value Sd, reduced to SOC
COL0RED CASHMERES. Electric Blue and Straw.
berry, double width, 25c.
NUNS o. YELLING. fine quality. reduced from Csc. to
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
Silks SC. Silks &c.. Silks &c. Coored Silks heavy
Gros Grain, reduced from 81. % to 81.
Black SILKS, heavy Gros Grain reduced from 81 % to
81. ~ ~ '"
Black SILKS. Satin finish. heavy Gros Grain, very
~ hne quality, reduced from 81. 50to 81. IS.
BLACK SILKS, sublime quality, cashmere finish, heavy
Gros Grain, actually worth g. reduced to 81. So
Coiored silks, Green. Navy Blue, Bronze Steel and
Garnet soc. ~
Black SILK kHADAMES and Black SILK SURAH.
extra Widewidth, reduced from 81. 25 to 81.
Coiored sSRAH SILKS. every color. including Elec.
tric Blue and Strawberry.
Fancy CHECK SURAH SILKS reduced from Fl tn 600
bleached Table DAMAsK slightly soiled. real value
Beautiful prng DRESS GOODS reduced from 25c.
down to l5c.
Black Cashmere s9AWLs, all pure Wool. 81.
CARTER,9
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LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May %. 1888, $50 a m.
For the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic
states increasing clOudiness with rain, southerly
veerfng TO westerly winds, stationary or higher
Temperature, lower pressure.
SPECIAL BULLErTN-A RAINY SUNDAY INDICATED.
Rains are Indicated on Sunday In New England,
The middle Atlantic and south Atlantic states
Our NATISB VINE
Whatever you are aiming ct,
Trust not the pearl or swine!
Americans are claiming that
They want their native wine.
Let others drink whatever they like,
From France or from the Rhine
We tolerate tt, but we strike
For Chr. XanderS Native Wine,
B. B. b. & G..
Blue, Black, Brown, and Green
Serge suits,
worth f16,
for $fL25,
All sizes,
At Lew Newmyer-only,
74 It'll st. u. W.,
doors from III.
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SOLOMON ]. FAGUE SON.
- Real Estate Agents. Gil II street.

SULUMUN ., FAGUE SON. -
- Real Estate Agents. Gil street.
THE FINEST LOCATION FOR PRIVATE RESI-
DENCE IN WASHINGTON CITY AT AUCTION
We will offer for SALE in front of the premises -
eub-lots aud 10, square 2s4 street. between ~
THURSDAY. MAY 3lsT. 1888, at FOUR O'CLOCK
M The above lots contain 600 feet of ground moro
or ese fronting ~ feet inches street runntna
back depth of lao feet alley. Awater and Ese
pipes are laid to building line.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder at six twelve
eighteen and twenty months secured by deed Of
posit OF $500 required by purchaser day Of sale
MAST THOS. BOWLING, Auotioneer.
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GARDEN HOSE, at shedd's, 400 9th street.

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Tane'S.