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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-09

The Greatest Barxains

ever offered in this city will be sold tomorrow
only at NJ Augensteins, 817 S2l 7rh stnw.: Mar
ket baskets &C.; decorated tea sets, a. pcs, $a45;
ice cream sets OF 10 pcs, 25c so clothespins and
water pail, 12c.; sgt covered bucket &c., 4-qt 14c
decorated tea sets SO pcs. So 80, worth ST. sstring
oro0ms, 15c; dustpan and brush, 15c; nest OF s
spice boxes, Ssc.; zinc wash board, 12c.; u d..
knives and forks. 46c; y d. stone China cups and
s sauce, Ssc bowls, 10c; slop jars, 91c; d..
Ter knives, 14c.; dz. fancy goblets, 2ac.; Is d..
VINE glasses and waiter, 21c.; 4s sheets shelf
water pitchers, $780,; extra large, 26c.; baby car
rages trunks and refrgerat0rs 10 per cent cheaper
than elsewhere. I
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return for the acknowledgements which were show
cred upon him.
The receptions at the residences Of Chief Justice
Waite, Commissioner Loring and Mr.. W. T. HILL
drup were largely attended, most OF the guests 60
ing from the COrcoran Art Gallery.
At THE CAPITOL TONIGHT.
The President OF the Senate and the Speaker
Of the House OF Representatives will give recep-
ton to the medical congress at the Capitol At
O'Clock this evening"
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Condemned Locals.

Officer Bast found dead infant this morning In
the parking In front of the Metropolitan church,
corner ~ and streets
The Je.gersou Society tonight give their twelfth
annual entertainment for the benefit OF their IL
Drary. An excellent program has been arranged.
Including readings, vocal and instrumental music,
About 10 O'Clock last night fire broke out in the
kitchen OF frame house. No. 2O61 TIN street u. W.,
occupied By John z. Anderson. The fire spread to
the adjoining house, No 2O66, occupied by Peter
Nau, and TO No. e69 occupied by Henry Taylor both
OF which are slightly damaged The loss amounts
about 500. The property is owned by Prof. Gill
At the meeting OF the Carroll Institute, last even
ing, 4lr w. Z. Harrington read the circular
Catholic Young Mems National Union would be held
IN Baltimore on the 18th and 18th OF next month.
President Hannah stated that the Carroll Institute
was entitled 10 three delegates.
At the meeting OF the National COlOred ASSO-
ciated Press, last night, resolution adopted
asking the cOOred press 10 advocate the representa-
ton OF the colGreG at the New orleans eXpoSt
ton The following committee on finance was APP
pointer Col William Nurrell, chairman j. II. Law
SOP, secretary; W. C. Chase, j. E Bruce, and Geo.
W. stewart
A service wiz be held at Ascension church this
evening at O'Clock, at which Rev. Dr.. Gallaudet OF
New York, viii interpret for deaf muteS, and
deliver an address IL behalf OF a class whose in
nrrIities excite general interest and sympathy.
Two bicycle races occurred at Athletic Park yes
terd2Y. The nrSt Was the five mile race, between
Woodside and Morgan, which was won by the for
mer In 2s:6S; the second race was between Hanna
and B0u%n, or the Capital Club, for the gold medal
and was won by Hanna in two heats, time 4l9A;
4065L.
= lair was given at Abners hall, last evening. by
ten little ladies, resulted in obtaining $780, for the
benefit Of Bnai nth orphan Asylum fund. The
voting ladies, who had charge. were Misses Rena
Baum, Edna Wen. AntOinette Cohen, Camille
GoitlsclIlidt, Jennie Strasburger, Ella Cohen,
May Wor, Amy Reizenstein, Mora Price, and Ella
BehreuiS.
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Reliable Rarxains.

For tomorrow only, at Mourning Store, 736 9TH st.
northwest: Ladies' plain cOlOred hose, 12Hc, worth
eOc; ladies' full regular Balbriggan hose 2oc worth
25c; Isle thread gloves, CSC, worth 40c.; ladies'
pure linen hemstitched handkerchiefs, in plain and
mems fancy socks, 12kc., worth 2Oc; gentlemen's
lai regular Balbrggan socks 17c worth &c. 500
$3.50; this is rare bargain. Also, one lot Dr. War
ner's health corset, 94c, sold all over at $1.2a
From pins to silk dress cheapest In the District,
at the 7th-street Mourning Store.
81 buyer still gets ticket; six tickets good for
useful present, at the 7th-street Mourning Store,
736 9TH street northwest
Remember the number
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READ Sinsheimer's advertisement.


ATTENTION DRCGGIsTS.-m. Robert Callahan
Dear sir: have now mad in use the National Cash
Register purchased OF you since the LIST OF April,
and have found Ii fully equal 10 all that Is claimed
Tor IL by its inventor 1t accurately records every
cent deposited and In such a manner that the
total amount may be easily and readily ascer-
tanned Very respectfully, ". s. Thompson, drug
StSr
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JAMES EDWARDS, IS years old, travelling from Bal
tiTDcre 10 Washington on foot, was struck at Bla-
densburg by train No. 10 and Knocked on the track
but WAS not seriously injured.
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The Courts.

POLICE CouRT-J,.dge Shell
To-day, James Il. Holmes, colored, paid s. for
Shaping his Wile's face; LILY Pearce, contempt of
BAR Sos Ernest Leffler, ". II. Whitening and
Louis Faber, Sunday bar; forfeited so collateral
each.
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For n Short Time ONLY.

For a Short Time Only.
at J. Brooks, SO2 9TH street
LaoleS line Kid, hand-Sewed boots at s. Is worth s.
Laales, kid and kd-foxed boots ats2, worth s..
COUSINS Kid button boots at s., worth $3.50.
Colgate's Cashmere IBOquet Soap, 1Sc.,
At "Boston Variety Store"
105 and 16 Market SPACE.
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CITY ITEMS.


Spring and Summer Ha1ss
Gentlemens Pearl Cass. Dress Hats, $3.50,
Nutria Mkt and Pearl Derbya, brown bands,
Fun line OF Mems Black and Colored Felts,
Splendid assortment OF Gentlemen's straw Hats,
BOYS, StraW Hats In endless variety;
I nlo1s , large number OF special new styles not
nK = I1xm,, sso III s, bet and No! XIV
The following extraordinary bargains
sls7th St. n vs. J. O. O'Mearas Royal glue 5 bot
ties for sc, worth &C., gallon water coolers &c.,
sgallon H.N; flower sprinklers ! qt &C.; q t nc;
ssncn sios aS Bo ss or 9 .se ao SS~s:
garden tools with long handle, in a set CSC; ice
hatchets &C: 1apanned bread or cake boxes, medium
table set containing % pieces only g. co. MEXICAN
hammocks, weighing 5 lbs, white q 80; colored
$149 American hammocks s9c; half covered dust
plated tea spoons Acc; cut glass Ice cream sauces
for e3c; glass cake stand, ice cream saucers,
cake plates and spoons only &c.; handsome en-
match only 99c; hassocks 2sc.; wooden boxes in q
nest &c c0lored glass finger bowls for &C., large
Dreao KNIVES 19c; cut glass breakfast sets a pieces
SOc worth 81 Superior dessert or table knives with
Oone handle for &c.; handsome engraved cake
baskets only Sc, worth $3.50.
Special Low Price Sale Tomorrow
at Clarks 734 9TH st. NV Our Sc Jersey $3.50; our
80 fiaited Back jersey, s1.9S; our $296 Braided
Ladies Newmarket pude) Collars, SOC, sold else
where 25c; our Csc Boys Shirt Waists Fl; SIC. at
3D. 5Oc at 81; Night Dresses &C., sold at So; skirts
&C.; Childrens Gauze undershirts as low as 1oc:;
Ladies zoe, best value in the city; Mems Balbr1g
gan Shirts 35c, sold at other stores at &c., Thomp
CSC double-hip Corset, 7sc At CiarK's, 7s4 tn St
n W.. tomorrow.
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"AlderMey Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in lalfpound Ward" prints. 45c per
MIX, &C. per quart, Cream 15c. pint
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OLIVER DoLLARsi
se ,'e ne pape, no,iaf .or tn's! ID Inc un,set-
their ring. We take all we can get II you have any to
spend we can show Won how to do 90 in a profitable
to you more so than to u.s. as not only
will than Dollars worth silver
.....-.-.--1----f " "
WHAT SILVER DOLLAR WILL DO WITH Us:
It will buy handsome Silver plated Dinner CASTER
with bottles; or q pretty Breakfast Caster
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So Many Kind.Hearted Beadors Of The
Star.

So Many KfMd.Heafte0 Re06OfD q The
Star.
To tho Editor Of THE EVENING star:
VIII you please inform your two hundred thou
sand readers that only had one orphan, and she
was In demand In all the points OF the compass
before THE STAR was dry. had no idea there were
so many knd-hearted people in the world, or that
orphans were 80 popular. when. to Oblige friend,
tise in TIE SrAa againNunttl need somethinr.
and then I'll state 1t mildly 80 as to prevent
deluge.
Query.-What IS the need OF any one being out OF
employment when everybody wants even child
willing to be useful?
SPRNCERIAN COLLEGE OFYICE
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Lubfn's Extracts, 36c. or,
At ROcfnn VaHiofN Hf0n.


Lubin's Extracts, 36c. or,
At Boston Variety Store
Special Low Prices
In mems low quarters at j. Brooks, 500 18th.
Low Quarter Button and Ties!
Cents Fine Hand sewed oxford Button and Ties
five widths. 81.
Custom Made, six styles, So.
Cloth Top oxford and Button Ties, $3.50 to $3.50
Goat and Patent Leather Pumps $1.25, s., so.
Ladies' and Misses Oxford Ties and Button, in
twenty different styles, 4Oc. to g.
Boys Low Quarter Button and Ties.
Childs' Spring Heel oxford Ties, 25c. to $3.50
AT Hetlbrun'S Old Stand.
4oa7t6 Street
Look for The Old Woman In Window.
u Ladies' Hand Bags for 6Sc.,
At Boston Variety Store,
705 and 7N Market Space.
Fine and Cheap Line Of Slinners
Immense bargains in baby carriages,
ice chests refgeratOrs and travelling trunks OF the
best manufacture will be sold tomorrow at r.
Goldschmids S12-7th st. n. W.
At Hahn'S this week.
Child'S Kid spring heel buttons, sizes to IS &c
Goat and KID SIP. H., button and laced. to s. &c
Ghilds goat solar tipped sp H. buttons to g. 75c.
FINE s1ralgn1 goat anu KID springs, to g. 81 and
Childs kid and goat spring button, sk to 1ox, 7sc
RodC SOldT Ilp, UtHUOn, " 10 1OL, 0Oc
fine Kid and straight goat, button SlS tn
10E, S1.25 and $3.50. -" w
Misses solid pebble spring hsel, II to %, 81.
genuine goat (" II to Is s1os
Kid and straight goat d., II to IS. 81. so to e
Spring heel low ties and button, a to lOE 5c
3 SIG 9TH street and 1929 Penna avenue
Oyster Arrivals Daily.
621 street northwest, hard and sof, crabs lynn.
haven oysters, Cherrystone OYSTER New Ynri,
oysters, Frogs, Little Neck clans and Cams Fam.
flies, Hotels and Restaurants suppl1eS Young
snapper terrapins, at Whites. IL
Furs Received ON Storage.
Guaranteed against damage by moth anofre
Inn B. II. STINEMETZ & Son. 1237 Penna.4ye
Mother swans Worm Syrup.
Infallible tasteless, harmless catbartic; for few
ishness, restlesSneSS, worms constipation. Csc.
ThOrntOnsS Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver OF. with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs colds; consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gists. Large bottles, Soc. Manufactured by w. e
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
BaiLlmOre, Mo. m,W,f
"A1derney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered In half-pOund ward" prints. 45c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterm1lk and Sweet
MIX. &C. Der quart, Cream l5C. pint
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PARAso1s PAnAso1s.
NEW STYLES JUST OPENED.
Coaching Parasols all color 81 30 81 So o. s225
Satin Parasols. lined. trimmed with Lace S275
Shk Parasols d. sl.2b @l5O. $l.75. s.
40inch Spring Cashmeres 25c
4O-inch all wool Shooda Cloth, Soc
Tricotine Dress Goods. 26c
Tncotne Dress Goods l6c
Gerster Dress Goods I21Sc
Ladies' Flannel Suittng 1910
Summer SILKS, SIC
Black Gros-Grai Dress Silka 95a
Plain II savy Gros- Grain Sik, IL
Merrimac Calico. 41sc.
Linen Lawn. Sc
Boys Cloths &c., 20c, 26c
Feather Proof Bed Ticking l6a
Brocade Dress Silks 9Oc
Chtldren's Hose, no seana lie
Ladies' Balbrtggan Hose. no seamA I'D
Wamsutta Cotton. &c.
Nuns Yelling. al cclors.
l0inch French Black Cashmere, 60c
Fancy Straw Mating. all styles
India Linen. e,Sc.. loo. l2fc. l6o
TOwsON's,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
$3.50 South 6ids near 7th.
OURS ON STORAGE
We have increased space for storing Fun and Gar.
mehts. We guarantee them against Firs. Moth and
Burglary.
wILLETT RUOFF.
my2-lm 906 Penn'A Ave-.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF MA ErHELBERr oL1pHANr.-
Mr. Ethelbert Oliphant, clerk in the Interior de-
partment living at No. 1910 Sth street northwest,
while riding In 7tn street car last evening" fell to
the floor In an unconscious condition. He was re-
moved to drug store corner Of 9TH and O streets,
but died from heart disease before physician ar
rived. The deceased, who was eighty years OF age.
and had resided here for eighteen years, having
esteem He leaves wife and two sons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-09

DocToRi-Wonders for ladies and children. Scrap
pictures. JAP goods, tissue paper. j. Jay Gould,
x21 n street
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500 PAIRS ladies' kid button boots, resembling
S. shoe in style, and fully worth g, only S15O pair
M Hahrl'S SIG rth street
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IT0nS1eH0 OF Real Estate
Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows: J. r.
Kelly to Julius Chamberlain, lot II, sub of lots 81
TO 6S, w; C's sub. Mt. Pleasant; $500 F. T. Raw
negs e Ham, Lot M 100 Hen
$50; - Mamie D. Csrusi to Mary J. Warner,
part OF '.Girls Portion" - Anna NJ. Farley to
s Jon q 4 P,e,sOn lots 81 g ana S. g
81; - Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co to
Mary E Meredith. sub. lot II, So s1s; $4,000.
Warrington Markets Retail Prices.
MEArs-Beef, porter house, Csc. per lb; sirloin,
2Oc per h.; nib roast, 16a2oc. per h. round roast,
1s1al5c. PEE per H.; chuck, 10alsxc: per lb; DO.
Clipped. SOC. per ID; do. tongue, 5oasoc. each,
Lamb 12a1sc per lb; veal, 121sa2oc. per lb.; NUT
sSn ss s u per s slSs PER hi
isa14c per h.: cut. i4aisc per b.; lard, isxaizc.
per 10.
per doz; oranges 25a6Oc do1; bananas, 15a25c. per
doz eoaeoa nuts salOc Strawberries soa5Oc per qt;
BUTTER AND Philadelphia print, 45c per
h. western creamery, 35a4Oc. per h. New York ,30a
Sc per To- roll 25as0c per Ill., cheese, 121sa2Oc per
2sa4oc. per bh.; salmon, 4Oc. per H.; cod f1sh,
ID; mackerei day, 16a2Oc each; lobster, 1Oc per
10; pckerel 15c per h. red snapper, 10c. per ID.
saad S9a7sS per pair herring 1sa1se per bh
49,. uEaETABLks:IBeets. sa5c. per bunch; beans, Goa
&c. per Oh; cucumberS, 40a6O per dOz; cymiins. So
each; lettuce oa1Oc. per head; onions, 40a5Oc per
PIX d. tspring, 3a5c per bh.; potatoes Qrish> CSC.
soc. per PIX; peas, 75c.asl per pix; Spinach SOC.
per PIX; turnips, 10c. per PIX; tomatoes tnew),
$3as5 per PIX asparagus 16a75 per bh kale zoe. per
PIX; cauhaower, 15a4Oc each; water crosses, 1Oc.
bh.; radish, 3a5c. per bunch: rhubarb, &C. per
bunch; mint, &c.; Bermuda onions, 6Oc per peck;
cabbage sprouts. 4Oc. per PIX.
POuITRY.-Turkey, aOa22c. per h.; chickens (old).
0a$150 per pair; chickens {young), 75c. so per
pair; ducks $3.50 per pair geese, SOC. LBS each;
squads, s.. 50a$4 per doz.
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TRUNNELL 4 CLARK
Have made special reductions In
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
One lot Black Silks Sl09; Black Brocade SnkA ella;
one lot Fine French Silks reduced from SL60 to q
gTand bargain in Surah SILK, 81
One lot Black Cashmeres so cents
full line Of Luptn's celebrated Black Goods at bot
tom prices.
We have received another case Of 81 Quilta
Rare bargains to be found in al Departmental q W
are determined to sell
Satines." 'Ginghams." India Linena French Main
socks and all kinds of Dress Goods in great variety
COME AND LOOK
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LADIES GOODS.

LADIES GOODS.
MIS- l. V. SLArrs
IMPORTER OF FAsHroNS
0sl STREET
hss to,ss stnsd from New York and now rs.ay 10
SUMNER MILLINERY,
the latest stylesI
ISL street myp-M
MADAME j. p. PALMER
nor s5 STkThF oE ESEIITEsr
PARIS a IHY EsRbSS non saSN eth
comprsns III the novelties Of the season Just received
ALSO THE lss TINT tsbsHs HATS FOR THE
mys No eA eAkps
Can. RUPERT.
Noa los AND Aos 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
DREN's CARRIAGE COMPANY
ExSkETSi ,GKSS9SET IIFTSEIST sTYLEss sI
Esss1ye s.sk ,Fs assortment Of and
DoUaLAss'.
NINTH AND F sTREETa
HOSIERY
This department think complete The stock In new
and fresh and We return the money when prices are
not rs low elsewhere
One lot q nne FRENCH BALBRIGGAN. WORTH
> 6 s. i e. SOLID coIoRs, FULL REGULAR nsu.,
price SOC, We are Offering THREE PAIR FOR 4l.0o.
SOLID COLORS, SPLICED FEET, Csc, el00. &c.
MEMS HOSIERY, in great variety. from the cheapest
to the most expensive.
This department is second to none. and embraces
80 styles
We sell Corset for 800 THAT BRINGS READILY
81 20 TO Sl50 IN OTHER CITIES
Also, WARMERS: THoMsoN's. .P ~ &C P !"
and complete line Of MISSES CoRSETs AND
vENTILATING CORSETs At s5c. 81 90 and sl2s
UNDERWEAR.
This department needs no advertising We simply
desire to say: The garments our own make. FULL
SIZE. PERFECT SHAPE, and we refund money II un-
satisfactory IN price or otherwise.
JERSEYS
I'VE, We ask you to look only. The QUALITY. PERFRC-
We win notice other departments next week
DOUGLASS,
myS 522-524-5B Ninth street
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ADDE'S AND CHILDREN,s uNpERwr.

AIDES AND CH1LDREN's UNDERWEAR
~. doz LADIES' CHEMIsE. GOOD cotton. 1ac =. o.
emise trimmed with lace &c.; 80 doz Chemist
ha with three rows of inserting and tucks between
ra";.i sleeves. edges with cambria rufiaes At 40
T>,nn rce; l2A doz Chemise. with Torchou lace ana
only. WV A1uSeo p1ace Aor this week
At co. SnTBBARD GOwNs trimmed with I.cs
hroderv ITS. with rufaes Of Hamburg en-
Mother u,h,,sS in depth. S123: former price Al IS
xora a, * IA MBRIO SLIPS, with embroidered
C.Hspp1C SITnu cheap at 4oc Mother Hubhard
Csc I.sdies, lace tZZsIury yoke and tuck bottom,
trimmed with plated nso0s N and I1x1 a apron
edge aud tucking. at Soc NN"'se A<0oNS' wide
Our lot WASH SKIRTS h a. ,sn. ..v,.,
form price Of Soc erent styles It the UNI
A large and complete assortrne
WAISTS. in nobby patterns. frotSt 6oHS SHIT
quality. PC. 70 the finest
OUR SPECIALTY-LADIES Corr
We shall offer ut 25c- each for this week CoFAhSe
We have also opened new line Of Chill
MISSES SUITS. made of Marselles. Pique FMS and
Linen and GinghamS in al aizes aud styleA x, India
est possible figures sloW-
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CSAPPROACHED-Hahn's Sc gents button laced,
Congress and calf low shoes have never yet been
approached IN STYLE, at wear by any house In the
District SIC 9TH ST and 1922 Penna. avenue
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusenents. &c. TO.nighf.
NATIONAL THEATEa--MiSs Lizzie Evans In "Dew
Drop"
THEATBR CoNIQUB.-First-claSS varieties.
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
formaAce-
FoRDs OPERA HoUsE.-'The Pirates"
ST. JoSEPH'S HALL-Prof PhippS' annual May
ball.
JEFFERSON SCHOOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
the Jefferson Literary and Debating Society.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
pyrrCY OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May g. 1884, gao ami
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
weather and local rains, followed By afr weather
southwest 10 northwest winds, slightly warmer.
SPECIAL TOMORROW
IS doz more f0buttOn length silk jersey mitts 2Sc
Six gloves. 4Sc.. sc, Csc. $1.25.
6pieces swiss embroidery, 4 yard deep, CSC.
10 pieces swiss embroidery, only 15c.
lot Irish point, &c
Fine poke OOnnets, Sc
An elegant corset for 4Sc.
beauty for sc
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agt,
e12 18th street.
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SUIT AND WBAp DEPARTMENT.
SUIT AND WRAP DEPARTMENT.
In which are now allowing one Of the finest. most
extensive and select stocks Of
LADIES' SUITS AND WRAPS
to be found in the city Particular attention il called to
display Of entirely new Spring and Summer stylesin
SHORT WRAPS. DoLMANs. NEW MARKETa
RAGLANs. WALKING JACKETa
JERSEY WAISTS. CASHMERE NUNS YELLING
WHITE DRESSES AND MOURNING cosru,aEs
NOTE THE PRICES:
handsome sll-wool Ottoman CLOTH WRAP .,.t.
oratey trimmed with lace and passementerie 1t sl2 so
reduced from $3.50
Our TRICoTINE vIs1TE. lace trimmed on,v a. fo--
mer price So. W. 'o-
Our LEADER "a SPRING WRAPS r,.ds ~ T,.oo.
trimmed with lace and passementerie which we viii Offer
al the very low price Of @5; regular price $3.50
SPECIAL-We shall offer our Atwood BLACK CASH
MERE SUIT, box plated skirt with draperies At a19
actually worth SIG We guarantee this suit to be All
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Jusr Opened An ELEGANT LIME
CHILDREN'S LONG AND SHORT DRESSES LACE
and SHIRRED CAPS, POKE BONNETS
MERINOC LoAKs in Mother Hubbard and other styles
MaRnifcent Stock Of Ladies' and Children's Hosiery
COrsets Underwear Kid Silk and Isle Thread Gloves
Select assortment Of Hamburgs Irish Point Nansook
and Swiss Embroideries Oriental Torchon, MediuA
and other Trimming Laces in all the newest designA
Mrs. SELMA RUPERT,
Sp1x COS 9th street northwest
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A UNITED STATES COMPARTMENT OF HEALTH PRO-
PosED-0THER MATTERS OF INTEKEsT-RECKPTIoNS
TO THE VISITORS.
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NJ. WILLIAM.
Importer OF
FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH ROUND HATH
FINE MILLINERY GOODS,
REAL LACES. DRESS TRIMMIN00
FINE NECKWEAR, PARASOLA
AND SPRING WRAPS
in all the leading styleA
Z Cite Trevise. Paris eO7 Pennsylvania avenuA ans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-09
PA R A 8 OIL s..

Our department for PARAsOIs IN pre.t,v .,,.-,.a
and we are now displaying all the novelties for street
carriage wear. plain and trimmed and With unique
handleR &~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-09

PROBABLY Fatal DgAU6HT OF CARBoLIC ACID
Yesterday afternoon Charles Walter, little son
between three and four years Old OF Mr. Pylo
Maitoy, living at 1919 AZ street. climbed to shelf
In the house and took a bottle containing carbolic
acid some OF which he drank Drs r. Holden and
T. C. Winter rendered medical aid to the little sui
ferer, but they do not think he can recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-09

Dsz G o o Ds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-09

SALE or STcCKS.-Messrs. DuncanSOn Bros VII
nave sale OF stocks tomorrow at O'Clock, and by
referring 10 the auction columns the list advertised
comprises some OF the best local companies, which
Pay good dividends and are worthy the attention
OF those seeking Investments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-09
Entertainments Last EVENING.
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Mn tUFCUKANs KsCEPffUS, AND OTHKKS
The reception given to the members OF the asso-
citation at the Corcoran art Gallery last evening by
Mr. Corcoran and the board OF trustees was very
largely attended, and the spacious rooms OF the
gallery were thronged with brilliant assembly
from until II O'Clock. Mr.. Corcoran stood near
the entrance In the main gallery, and the visitors
were presented 70 him by DR.. j. G. yelling and Mr.
5. III. Kaufman. Professor Baird, Mr. Edward
Clark and Mr.. c. NJ. Matthews, members OF the
board OF trustees, received with Mr.. Corcoran The
collection OF paintings and statuary was examined
with evident interest and appreciation and In spite
OF other the visitors fingered In the gal.
ery until late In the evening. Mr.. COrcoran, when
not occupied chair which had been placed
In the gallery. He seemed TO enjoy the pleasure
which his generosity had conferred upon the visit
tors, and had pleasant word and smile for EACH In