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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-01
An Apology.

The rush OF customers TO our establish.
ment Yesterday was so entirely unexpected
that our force was insufficient TO supply oil
who wanted to avail themselves OF the
bona-fde reductions which we are giving.
and to all who could not be waited on We
offer an apology. Our first semi-a1nual
sale Is meeting with more success than we
anticipated, as Is eyinced by the crowds OF
delighted purchasers which are daily seen
At The CLOTHING PALACE,
1901 Main street.
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n EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
ID. &E. MITTELDORFER

D.. Z. MITTELDoRFER
have Just received q large stock of WHITE
GOODS, LACES. PARASOLS, FANS, HOSIERY.
TiNGs, "aS Gfo GSM.cfoTHs, TNDERsHiRfs, &C.,
&C., bought auction.
LAWNS, in beautiful styles. at ~, 5k, 6x, ~. 81,
WHITE 1g ss Gs66odiDjss-LINoN DE DACCA at s5c.
price 2Oc;; at 16'.c. worth 25c at 2oc., regu-
A full line Of all kinds Of WHITE GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, In Checks-al colors;
BLACK aud COLORED SILKS;
SUMMER SILKS at AS, 30, go, and 75c.
FANsl FANS. FANS. FANS.
city. from 2c. to Sl.25 for the finest In the
market. All In want Of FANS will do well TO
look at our stock.
MATTINGs! MATTiNGs! MATTTNGsl
343 NEW PIECES Just received from auction.
On these goods We are headquarters.
WHITE MATING at s4.40 piece Of forty
FANCY MATTINGs at all prices;
CARPETS TO be closed out regardless Of cost, or
which We have a large stock:
OIL-CLOTHs for floors and tables;
WINDOW SHADES, in Plain and Fancy.
UNDERsHIRTs. UNDERsTURTsi
LADIES' SIMMER TNDERsHIRTS sTs,n a soc,;o
%. 25, 80. 35, 40, so, and 60c. for thread
one:
CHILDREN's SUMMER UNDERsIIRTs at all
prices.
CORsETs CORsETs! CORsETs!
COpSET at 25c. worth Soc;
CORSET at 40c. worth 75c.;
CORSET at SOC. worth s7Sc.;
STATUESQUE WOVEN ABDOMINAL CORSET
at sl.5O, former price 1880.
$50 dozen UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS Just OPEN
ed, at AS, 65. 65, 10, s5c.. and 81 for the ceie-
brated PLANET.
Don't fail to give US call for bargains In all
kinds Of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
ID. T.. MITTELDORFER,
jy 1-Su,W&Sa 527 Broad street.
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in Ashland, and have three children. Mrs.
Beirne has heroically borne the ten days
suspense, but no doubt has suffered
greatly.
Mr.. Elan Is f0rty-seven, and is q little
above the medium height, and weighs, say,
40; resides on his farm In Louisa, and has
a wlfe and several children. Mrs. Elam
came to this city as the best point to hear
news from the combatants, and has en-
dured all the agony Of conflicting rumors
and prolonged suspense till yesterday
morning, when she was notified that her
husband was slightly wounded, and re-
ceived from him the welcome summons to
come to his side.
The first news OF the duel that reached
wife, assuring her that he was but slightly
wounded.
THE FEELING.
The result OF the duel was great relief
to the public. They did not wish to hear
OF the death Of either party. They were
glad to know that the trouble was over,
and that without great injury to either
combatant.
Mr.. Bcirne Is one OF the best fellows in
the world. That il what Is generally said
about HIM here. Everybody loves him.
His death would have caused universal
mourning. As 1t II, he wiz return to re-
ceive the kindly pressure OF the hand from
a thousand friends. His courage with
those who know him was ever above sus-
pici0n, and they rejoice that he has had
this opportunity to prove 1t to the world.
The loss of Mr.. Elan would have been
an almost irreparable one to his cause. The
whole party was in a sweat tor fear that he
would be killed. The county chaiImen
who recently came here to discuss politics
talked more about the duel than about the
canvass. A well-knOwn gentleman said
yesterday: "Mr. Elan will be their next
candidate for Governor. II he loses the
Office Of Secretary Of the Commonwealth
it will only be to succeed Cameron. Ii 1t is
in the power Of the Malone party to put
him there"
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH.
1t Is understood that when Mr.. Elan ac-
cepted the challenge Of Mr.. Beirne he
wrote his resignation as Secretary OF the
Commonwealth and placed it in the hands
Of friend to be used as he thought pro-
per.
There was at the Capitol yesterday no
record evidence Of the fact that he had re-
signed.
He took office before the duelling oath
was passed.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Captain Page McCarty and Mr.. William
l.. Royal were seen by reporter OF this
paper yesterday and asked II they would
give tue correspondence for publication.
. II = ~ ~. H.
with the circumstances Of the meeting and
did not feel at liberty, at the present time,
to make public any facts in their know
ledge.
They hinted that should the necessity
arise for the correction OF any misstate-
ment or misunderstanding Of consequence,
then the notes and facts might be given
from an authoritative quarter, and not
| ~
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ren.h strginia Cavalry.

A meeting Of the surviving members OF
the Tenth Virginia cavalry are requested
to meet Monday to-morrow) in Company
E,s room, in First Virginia Regimental
Armory. All members who have enrolled
their names as IL ,mbers OF the Association,
ss we'll as all ey,soldiers Of the Tenth cav
alry. are earnestly requested 70 be present,
"A business OF importance VIII be trans
acted.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

WILLIAM GOLDSMITH, 1890 A. NJ. and 7:3O
L. NJ, watches, &C.
JNO +. LAUGHTON, JR., household furniture
sewi1g-machine, &C.. at No. q south Second
street, between Naln and Cary, at 10 O'Clock.
JOHN NJ G0DDIN, two desirable residences
west Marshall s,reet-Nos. 402 and 4l8-at q
p NJ
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

Exchange.
Please enter on your catalogues the fol-
lowing new subscribers to July |, 1888:
Baltimore United Oil Company, 9O2 east
Main street, l.. s., No. 265.
J.P. Justis, 0 north Fifteenth street, l..
S., No. 267.
f. L. Patrick, III south Fourteenth
street, l.. S., No. l25.
George SchGn, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. l.. S., No. 234.
II. NJ. X. Talcott, Bon Air.
C. C.. Thon, 1714 east Cary street, l.. s.,
No. 277.
william A. Walker, POT north Seventh
street, L. s., No. 260.
L. ID. WILKINSON,
Assistant Mnager.
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LINz-ADE, LrhE-ADE,
drawn from three magnificent soda foun-
tains.

taIns.
1T is THE COOLEST OF BEVERAGES.
Hundreds OF ladies visit GEORGE
ScHHN'S STORE daily.
Ice. CREAM SODA and MINERAL WA
TIERS,
In the coldest Of fountains, can be obtain
ed there.
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rPoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.l
Thursday EVENING. June %. 1883. ,

THURSDAY EVENING, June %, 1885,
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
MesSrS. Ramos a. Noses:
Gentlemen,-I want to thank you for the
use Of the "Hardman piano you sent me
yesterday and to tell you ! like the tone
and touch OF 1t immensely. The piano
swigs well, and is splendid to sing by, hay
ing good sustaining powers.
Yours sincerely,
II. ALINE OsGO0D.
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FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
you can have IL by using MEADE & BAKERS deli
cious CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsU. 1t Itdestroys the Of
fcnsive odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores them 20 healthy COM
dit.on. Price, fifty cents bottle.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTING-lIoUsE. Good worss
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CHANGE OF RAILROAD SCHEDULE.-Pas-
senger trains Uia York River Line will
leave Richmond at 3:35'P. NJ. instead OF 2:45
p. NJ, as heretofore, making same connec-
ton for Baltimore as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-01

The Fowler Roll.Up spring He'd
Is more elastic than feathers, and yet cool
as hard mattress. Try 1t one week free
OF expense. Is north Fourteenth street,
under Exchange Hotel.
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DON'T GO TO THE MOUNTAINS or the seashorc
before you supply yourselves with all kinds Of
toilette requisites. OWENS 4 MINOR keep full
line of ar-pillows and cushions. sponges, Turkish
towels and gloves. soaps, and perfumery liz great
variety,
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use OF MEADE 4 BAKERS sAPoNIyE DENIM
FRIcr, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, fifty cents box.
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PREvzSr sERIous sIcKSrss by taking occa-
sionally one OF EnoRY's LITTLE CArHARTtc
PILLS, wonderful appetizer, On absolute pre-
ventive and cure Of Biiousness pleasant 10 take |;
sugar-coated. Is cents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
ID. A f, MITTELDORFE

W
have determined 10 close out their stock OF
SUMMER GOODS At A GREAT SACRlF1CE.
Call early TO secure bargains.
PARAsOLS AT COST. ~ l-Su,W&Sa
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Mr. Beirne's Movements.
(By Associated Press.I

BALTIMORE, June 30.-Richard f. Beirne,
who engaged in duel this morning with
w. C. Elam, Of the Richmond Wing, ac-
companied by his seconds, Frank M.
Wright, of Petersburg, and w. +. Chock-
ley, Of Richmond, rs well as Andrew
Beirne, OF LewIsburg, W. Va, and II. NJ.
Smith, Jr., Of Richmond, reached this city
this evening and stopped at Barnum's Ho-
tel. Their future rOyements are not
known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-07-01

r5T BLACK AND WHITE SILK LACE
FICHUS from 81 10 IS. We show over eighty
styles. The goods were bought low, and will
be sold very cheap.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
Sole Agents for the great Bamboo Corset.
Buy pair Of the great BAMBOO C0RsETs.
ic 80
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MT LINEN GOODS.-We show a large
stock of LINEN sHEETINGs, PILLOW
CASINOS, TABLE-CLOTH, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, DOILIEs, CRUMB-CLOTIis, TA-
BLE-CovERs, T0wELINGs, ana DRILL
INGSat the loves. prices.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
Soc the great BAMBOO CORSET Pnce,sl.
je30
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following week
One lot LADIES' GENUINE BRILLIANT,
LISLE-THREAD HOSE. In bleached and un-
bleached at 50c., worth 81;
One lot ELEGANT BLACK SILK HOSE at S1.3S
worth 50;
One lot FIJLL-REGULAR LACE OPEN-W0RK
BALBRIGGAN HOSE at 35c. worth 75c.;
One lot LACE OPEN-WORK BALBRIGGAN
HOSE at csc. worth 50c.;
One lot FULL-REGULAR SILK-CLOCKED
BALBRIGGAN HOSE at 20c.;
One lot VERY LIGHT WEIGHT FINE UN-
BLEACHED BALBRIGGAN HOSE at 25c.
worth 40c.;
One lot HALF-REGULAR FINE BLACK HOSE
at25c.;
One lot GENTLEMEN'S FULL-REGULAR
SUK-CLOCKED SOLID HALF-H0SE ut
Gle;
One lot GENTLEMEN'S FULL-REGULAR 3RI-
TISH HOSE at &c.
As these goods are very cheap (about half-price)
they will not last long, and 1t will pay you 10 call
early at MEl Eh'o'
,y I-eod COL and 6o3 Broad street.
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LAWNS, LAWNS.
3 cases handsome SHEER and FAST-COL0RED
LAWNS at 8, @, 8, 10, and 12Xc. per yard.
Our line and stock is the most complete TO be
found In the city.
30 pieces SOLID, PLAID, and HAIR-LINE
SEERSUCKER at 124c. per yard;
as pieces CHECKED SATTEENs at 12Hc.-re-
duced from zoe.
Our line Of WHITE, BLACK, and C0LORED
Isle and sILK-GLOVES, FANS, H0SIE-
RY, and RIBBONS must be seen TO be appre-
ciated for styles and prices.
Last but not least of the special bargains this week
Is our immense line of SILKS, at prices that
viii induce our customers to give us a look.
For further particulars call at the dry-goods
house of THALHIMER BROTHERS,
SOL Broad street.
N.B.-win open and be ready for our customers
Alta. NJ, and close at 6 II. NJ. We ask call be-
tween those hours, and promise to please all.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
jy 1-su,Tu&Th
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T sH ERRY.

just landing large lot Of SHERRIEs, direct
from Spain, from the well-known house Of Widow
de X Harmony 4 Co. This importation comprises
some Of the hnest wines grown In Spain. For safe
at moderate prices by OSCAR CRANE,
70 26-2w Il Governor street
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BAMBOO CORSET.
LINE. CEMENT. &c.

DOCKLAND LIME, R0sENDALE
N CEMENT. AND CALCfNED PLASTER
CR0CkETT's ROCKLAND LIME, fresh from
kilRs. Also, sehooneg u. X. Byard, NTH cargo OF
E2srTRALE y, IL, GEMEsTd 9sa dSs ssS
WARNER MOORE.
LINE, cEsiEgT, LUMP and 0tlOU UNn fIAs-
TER, foot 6evenssenth street youth sideo dock.
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1T WILL PAY YOU
to call al our store THIS WEEK and purchase
your goods at our
GREAT MARK-DOWN SALE.
We have gone through our entire stock carefully,
and every article is marked down 10 be sold
AT COST OR BELOW COST.

LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
in making this announcement, have too much care
for their reputation as MERCHANTS to advertise
reductions which exist only in the brain OF the
writer of the advertisement This is genuine
BoNA-FIDE
MARK-DOWN SALE.
The entire stock win be offered for ONE WEEK
ONLY, commencing JUNE 25TH and ending
JUNE 29TH at7P.N.
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
ie23 corner Main and Ninth streets.
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We name some OF the great
ssss sss E $E'P f. Enr S5oSS 5oS # / II ! ( En.h -
TIT II FEE ssSs
4 i EEE ssss
II ii ZEE 0SS'
TO BE SOLD THIS WEEK:
IN Or-p V1IITF.G F.GOODS STOCK

lao pieces BEST IRISH POINTS from s5c. to %
ayard;
$50 pieces SWISS EMBROIDERIEs from 1oc. to
$3.50 per yard;
$40 pieces HAMBURG EMBR0lDERIEs from
&c. TO 81 per yard;
460 dozen WHITE and CREAM LACEs Of every
Kind and description from &c. to 81 per yard;
90 pieces FIGURED and DOTTED swIssEs,
from large auction sale, from 10 to soc. per
yard;
8 cases genuine INDIA LINENS from I2Hto 40c.
per yard;
8 casqs best VICTORIA LAWNS at 8, 10, and
12xc.;
20 pieces WHITE PLAID MULLs, not to be had
anywhere else. at zoe. per yard;
35 pieces STRIPED MULLs at 12ke.--sold for
meriy at zoe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CT BUSINESS HAS BEEN BRISK
with us this season, but on account Of ibe season
being so far advanced we have made big reduc-
lions throughout our entire stock.
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:: :: = = est, e. e. t., T. ]: T.
pBB RRR 90 T7rTH HEEE RRR ssss ~
B sBb ss snK sS st HHHHHEEn kRH ssss
Bsbskk Bsbsk so 90 . + H HkKEkk kssss

~ tnc place 70 reSOrt 10 iOf D<.AsUHix>o Jist We
same as you resort TO the various springs for health
and pleasure.
THIS IS NO SPECIAL SALE.
PACIFIC LAWNS that we were selling for l2h
now exc;
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN that we were selling
for l0c. now &c.;
LINON DE DACCA that We were selling for csc.
now 20c.;
COLORED LINEN LAWNS that we we're selling
for zoe. now l2Hc.-those we were selling for
25 now IKE;
PARAS0Ls we were selling for s1.25 now 75c.;
COACHING PARAsOLs we were selling for a
now ss.
Our stock Of
SUMNER DRESS GOODS
we will sell AT COST, and good many less than
cost.
SUMMER SILKS that we we're selling for so, so,
and 75c. now 46, so, and Csc;
WHITE SPREADS at s0c that we were selling
for&1:
BLACK CAsHMERES that we were selling for
6Oc. now 50c.;
LACES we have almost cut the prices In half.
OUR STORE CLOSES AT 8 p. NJ. SHARP.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
Branch Store: 1929 Main street. ~ 1-eod1m
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CLAY w ARD

According to usage the Convention will
be called to order by the chairman OF the
Democratic City Committee.
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A telegram from Staunton to this paper
says:
"David Brooks (coIored), who drove
the wagon containing the Beirne party
from West Virginia to the duelling-
ground, was arrested here this evening on
his way back home and held to bail as
witness.
lit is likely that the parties to the duel
will be indicted by the county grand jury
il sufficient evidence can be produced"
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Tn the agreement OF the new cartel, Mr..
Elam,s friends claimed the privilege as the
challenged party to change the weapons.
II nroyided that they could use the wea-
nons thew had on the field at Hanover
junction tbirty-two caiiDre) OF smith q
Wesson forty.two-calibre revolvers, or the
nearest 10 that they could get. This left
the field open for Elan to use any weapons
he wanted.
A pair OF navy revolvers were secured
for Mr. Refine here and forwarded to him
in West Virginia, and were carried by him
to the field.
Mr. John d. Smelling drove with Mr..
rlam from Richmond to the duelling-
cronnd and returned Yesterday by rail,
Ifhe distance Is about 125 miles by the
country roads. s.sw- MI.
ond' is United States district attorney
for The Western district.
w A M hoy of caps was found on the ground
after the duellists lett.
M Mr. Cuthbert, the Herald correspond
ont ,.ho met Mr.. Elam on the road I'M
% med,"telv after the fight, says tha; he was
,v,no In The bottom Of the carriage smoking
: c,g,r and talked very cheerfully.
NJ Reirne il only twenty.seyen years Of
na - /. % large and fleshy, and weighs about
80 pounds. He Is married. and they live
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Another Account

When the combatants took their posi-
tions several gentlemen present, [reporters
in disguise, maybe,l who were not imme-
diately connected with the afafr, were
asked to retire, and they did so.
The physician (i) gave the word: "Gen-
tlemen, are you ready? Fire; one, two,
three Shots were TO be exchanged after
the word fire and before the word three.
At the word one both pistols were dis
charged in quick succession, but without
effect
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

TIE STAR will be sent by mail, post paid, to those
leaving the city during the summer for any length
OF time, and the address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscription, fifty cents per month, POSI-
lively IN ADVANCE.
The adveI tisemeuts OF tho sales Of property
real and personal, at public auction, are of un-
usual interest at this season or the year, and Will
be found on the 9TH and Sth pages Of to-day's
sTAR
The Washington Lodge OF Elks entertained
about two hundred guests at Masonic Temple last
evening. Mr.. VIZ. Dickson presided at the sup
Fer. Alter supper d program OF vocal and inStru-
mental music was carried out.
Last evening Captain A. A. Smith gave supper
70 the members OF Company A., OF the high school
cadets Lieut.. NanSant In neat speech pre-
sented Captain Smith with handsome gold
Last evening William Andrew Freeman Lodge
No a99, g. Z. O. OF o. F., elected the following
officers: Benz. c. Whiting, P. n +. and delegate
70 the district lodge; Jos. Morrison, N. F.. Theo
Williams, p. N e.; SaIn1 Watson, n. g.; W. A.
Steward, ". G.; ". D. Montague, Secretary.
day afternoon from his late home No. 1883 street
northwest, Rev. Dr. Shipper. OF All Souls church,
sondueeing the services. The interment took
Yesterday morning DIT. Hartigan viewed the re-
mains OF Martha r. Fox at Lieut.. Greer's station
her sudden death. as printed in The STAR, deemed
an Inquest unnecessary ana gave certificate OF
death from "heart disease" The remains were
removed to the house of her mother, 954 Both
street northwest.
The assignments of criminal cases for trial will
hereafter be posted In the clerks office at the
the trial.
The number OF juveniles who charged each other
with assault in the Police Court this morning
caused the Judge TO remark that "this must be
children's day."
The present term OF the Circuit Court will end
on Saturday next.
ShiilingtOn sends the Atlantic Monthly and
Harper's Magazine for July.
Daniel Murphy, carpenter about so years OF
age, fell from scaffOld at the Pension Office
building this morning, breaking his right hip bone
aDf severely cutting his head. He was removed
20 his home In the police ambulance
Plumbers have begun the excavation for the In
PRODUCTION or new service pipe into the building
of The Department Of Justice which will neces.
state the cutting of of the water supply on Penn
sylvania avenue. and all OF the streets south OF
the avenue, between 18th and 21st streets from
a In. To 12 I'm. tomorrow.
IL Is understood that Judge Wylie will preside
at The June term OF the Criminal Court tilt about
July lsth before taking the usual summer inter-
mission.
Mr.: A. c. Richards was accepted by Judge
sne1 to-day aS bOudSman for John NJ Rogers
who was fined 500 some days ago for ''proInoting
alOttery," and noted an appeal
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LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS,
BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS.

BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS
Pacific Lawns are the finest manufactured In the
United States We have received hundred pieces Of
BEUTIFUL NEW STYLE PACIFIC fAWNS which
we are selling at eight 90 cents yard Pacific LaWps
new STYLES, are selling everywhere At l3lSc
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATEENS reduced from
30 to 16c.
NUNS vEILIN6S, all pure WOOL "A inches vida
widest double Width reduced to S7Hc
NUNS VEILINaS, fine quality, reduced to zoe.
BLACK BROCADE and LACE STRIPE PURE SIIK
GRENADINES. reduced to 75c and 81.
SILKSi SILKS! SILKSl
Cheapest SILKS in Washington. SILKS 1t ST. Sfks 80
Heavy Gros Grain Black silks reduced from q. as
to 81
Fines. ousy Black SILKS reduced 10 81 and g. 50;
Black Brocade silk Grenadines reduced from 81
to 60c.
CHEAPEST BLEACHED OOTToNs
Ever sold in Washington; Wsmsutta Davol and Fruit
Of the Loom. yard wide, Beached Cottons. reduced
TO 81.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. lak.
SCOTCH and FRENCH GINGHAMS. VERY FIN.
EST QUALITY, reduced from 37K to is.
CARRIERS.
Je9 Ill MARKET SPACE.
HENTLEMEN'S MANILA AND STRAW HATS
" Eesched by ? "a !" - AS
80, CUNNINGHAM. prscticsl HatteF.
myzA I'll Il Eyrtet northwest
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IA ~ esS H4SnAnRlOns
THE COMMANDMENTS OF the West Washington
school for girls and the Conservatory OF Music OF
west Washington, are reported elsewhere.
SHIFTING NEws.-Arrived, schrs. Abby c. Stubb
LEWIS, from Boston; Carrie Holmes, Cranrncr,
from Jersey City; Rodney Parker Parker, from
New Haven; j. NJ Harlow, SOper. from New York.
Sailed. SchrS. Abby &. Stubb, Lewis, for Boston;
Carrie Holmes, Cranmer. for Jersey City; Rodney
farker Parker for New Haven; J. NJ Harlow,
SOper, for New York
GRaIN.-Arrived. boat Ruby with 1900 bushels
wheat. Sold to arrive at s.. 25.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls tur-
bid; receiving reservoir, slightly turDd disribut-
ing reservoir, north connection, do; south con-
nection, clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-16
ANOTHER BIG BARGAIN.

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Union Linen Lawns, fast colors, cents.
Organdy Lawns, yard WIDE 10 cents.
Tinted Ground Lawns 10 cents.
White and Fancy Mating prices reduced.
Floor Oil Cloths. all widths, prices reduced
Cloths for boys spring suits, Is cents.
yard wide Satines, new patterns 12n cents.
Eil-Wooi Back Cashmeres. 81 cents, 90 cents.
SUMMER Silks, SO cents, 60 cents, Is cents.
Ali-woo Lace Bunting. Is cents.
Lace Grenadines, new styles.
Brocade Dress Silks, all Coors.
Atwood Nuns Yelling, all coIors, % cents.
Lnnsdale Cambria l21a cents.
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India Linen, 1917 cents, Is cents, IL cents.
Lace Stripe White Goods.
Yosemite Satin Stripe Whits Goods.
PiQues. Nlinsooks, Null Musiins, 90.
Shetland Shawls. all colors.
Dress Ginghams, cents
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