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Hall for the Man who Shot q Girl.

George Ehret. tho brewer. gave IS. 600 bail
yesterday for John W. Funk of 2A East ii2th street.
who shot Louisa IIu'tznan the front porch Of his
house few mornings ago The house ply stefan at the
weaker but there was yot hops OF her recover
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BERLIN. Aug. 9.-The police OF Ottensen have
arrested four ssilo belonging to the British steamer
Elizabeth The prisoners natives Of stettin and DO
Hull.
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Working Girls Walt Rockawny beach.
Many working girls went down to Rockaway
Beach yesterday on tho boats OF the Knickerbocker
Steamboat Company which had issued free tickets to
all those who had applied for them with letters from
their employers There were no special boats for the
ular trips. The rain drove them home early.
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FOUND DEAD IN A TRUNK.
SOLUTION OF MYSTEAY THAT N.
CITED THE METROPOLIS.
AIss Heat. Teacher. CIsSos che ssspssesl
BAGGAGE shnt was eteppe1 ~ the Rs1ses
-lts CoatsNSs Dsaa, bus Net Very Awful.

M1ss Heat, Teacher. C1asos che auspssssA
BAGGAGE that was eteppeA ~ the Rs1ses
liz CostsHts Dsas. bus Net Very Awful
A policeman belonging to the steamboat
squad swung into Mulberry street yesterday
afternoon. and hurried up tho steps OF the
Police Central Oface. Tho doorman said.
Hello. Henry" but the policeman did not
stop to answer. but went a. fast as no could 10
the offices OF the Board OF Health. 1Ie breath
lessly told Chief Sanitary Inspector Morris that
mysterious trunk was held by Dodds Ex-
press Company at tho baggage room In the
Cortlandt street ferry house. lie said that
the trunk was marked DIR. J. q. Hunt. Phila-
delphia." had come In on steamboat. and that
wagon had left It at the cypress ofl,ce The
employees soon noticed that foul odor came
from 1t. The odor was distinctly that OF de-
composition. So they had sent for the police.
Inspector Morris consulted Superintendent
Walling. Mr.walling sent word to Capt. Gastin
Of the steamboat squad to have policeman
watch the trunk. and II tho ownor callod for II
to insist on 1t being opened. In the mean time
detectives went around to ind out what boat
had brought II to town. At 2 O'Clock they tele-
graphed to the Central once that the trunk
had been landed from the Pilgrim OF the Fall
River line. A little before this notice had been
sent to the Coroners' offlce.
When reporter OF The Sun got near the
baggage room at the Cortlandt street ferry lit.
tie groups OF mon wero discussing tho trunk
iicsmSn McAdam was standing guird over the
Put at nssSsS "a
brass plate held down lie lid Ia front, and there
were two iron side catches and two vile straps.
o In VIII to ses ss trunk On ws sSSn %
tackled card like this:
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WARRINGTON. Aug. 9.-The last layer OF stone
was placed on the Washington monument to-day. Its
now SD feet high worknen will Immediately he gin
feet high.
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GlO0 a year. and people are asking II the hered-
ltary principle IL to DO brought into poetry since
Tennyson has bsen raised to the peerage. The
pension which has excited the most scandal is
that given to Matthew Arnold. who has already
IN excellent salary as an inspector OF schools.
aud who IL able TO command his own terms In
the literary market for any literature he may
deign to contribute.
Mr.. Burdett Coutts. tho husband OF the octo-
HenArian millionaire. has recently attracted
great attention by his attendance at the pop
ular sermons OF distinguished dlvines. and is
aow. on leaving church. surrounded By an ad-
hiring mob. His elderly wife dresses In the
Quietest black while he sports . suit OF the
sItravagant cut and the naring coors dear to
tho drivers OF hanson cabs and other cheap
swells. Is
The visit OF Lord Rowton. BeaconsHeld's ia
large number Of absurd rumors. The most
widely propagated was that the Queen wanted
to consult him. As the depository Of Beacons-
fields idens as to what she should do In the
present conflict between the two Houses OF
Parliament. The real truth IL that she only
wanted to 500 an old friend and that Lord
Rowton was granted the wonderful privilege Of
getting dinner and 4 bed mt Windsor Castle.
The shooting season. which begins In few
days. Is CNpectsd TO be one Of the best Scotland
has ever seen. The mildness OF the winter
and 0penpess OF the spring have brought tho
breeding birds through all the difficulties. and
no disease has vet been discovered among
them
The chief controversy In dramatic circles 10
whether Miss Rehan's tomboyism In Dollars
and sensa a" IL vulgar or legitimate art; and
@ough she Was very harshly treated whom Arst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-28
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows A. Cor
don 10 George E Gartrell, lot T. subs 2, and g. So
"a; s2,6o5. Samuel Bacon ct al. to ThoS c. Smith,
IOts 10 and 16 50. 523; $2.010 Sarah B. A. Robinson
70 d. A. Windsor, part So. $685. $50. d. A. Wind
s1r 10 Sarah B. \. Robinson ct al lot 1877, So 1913:
3. Clement NJ. Butler to George H. Williams.
lots 10 and 10, so. 15S; 8. g. II. Williams 70
Henry o. Delaney. tr, part Is. SO. l5s 81 90 j.
w starr TO ". I. Rowe, lot IS, so. CO. $575- J0nn
sherman TO James Smith, part 2, square SOB; $213
julia Is. Grant and L. $. Grant TO John r. Mclean,
lot los and west half 104. So. $40; &c. 800. Jane
Redeem TO Mary E. Redeem, lot =, So los; 3. B.
NJ. Ashford CT al to w. W. Burdette part 2. So 49,
81 1927 J. b. Varnum TO X. T. Petit, lot II, So
I0i 81 800 d. l. Qnutt TO E. T. Onutt parts III and
Us. B. and HIS addition to Georgetown; 500. JAS
Charity To Martha A. Jett, part TO- B. and H s ad-
diton 10 Georgetown $1,000 Chaplin Brown to j.
Mortimer BeSsey, lot 92. Browns Homestead; $3.50
Henrietta l. Busey 10 John Cooksey. lot X, So 102o
SO. AS; s.. Samuel E. Rabbit to Joseph Brace
rol. part 4, So. 3g1 $3.50 Charles Stott to Sarah
g. Rice. lot & So 991; $50 j. Z. Mcguire to John
A. Baker, part lot 5. SO, 37s; 8. Catherine Led
dy to same, same property; 5000. C. A. Elliot to
Mary E. Elliot, pt. 4, SO. 634; $1,000 James w.
Flenner to X. I. Petit, part So. 162; s., OOO r. T.
Petit 10 Ellen VI. Parker, lot As, so. 1852; 5000
$500 c. W. Banagan to Anna N. Whitmore, part
.. So AIS; SlO0. Emanuel Kicks ct al to Anna NJ.
White. same property; $500. Sarah j. Morgan ct al
to Alice NJ. Goodwin, part II, SO. 5ss; 81 600.
THE ATTENTION of investors In real estate is
called TO the trustees sale at auction, by R o.
Hoffman. tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, OF val
liable building lots at the junction Of Maryland
avenue, A and 1St streets northeast, and fronting
the Capitol grounds
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An0 vacant n10mOpR1Cs
CLER0YH1N WHOSE NAMES WILL BIZ PRR1ENFEp no
TIE DIocEsAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM
WASHINGTON.
meeting preliminary to the 1o1st annual con-
vention OF the Protestant Episcopal church OF the
diocese OF Maryland was held last night In the lee
ture-room OF St Peters church, Baltimore
The object OF the meeting was to suggest candi-
dates for the vacant bishop1c so as to facilitate
business number OF nominations were made,
but they are not In any way binding ana will have
10 De regularly made in the convention before voted
upon. There seemed to be disposition to avoid
bitterness OF feeling, and to give each school Of
thought fair play. The only nomination outside
the diocese was that OF Bishop Elliott, OF Western
Texas. The other gentlemen whose names were
presented were the Rev. MessrS ]. 8. B. Hodges, Of
81 Paul's; Campbell Fair, OF Ascension Walter w.
Williams Of Christ Church; George Leeds of Grace;
Jonn I. GholSon, OF st. Bartholomew; j. II. EccleS-
tor, OF Emmanuel; VIM. Paret, Of Epiphany: VIM
A. Leonard, Of St Johns, and John e. Elliott, Of
Ascension. The last three clergymen are OF WASH
ington: An the others are Of Baltimore. No votes
were taken. Among the delegates elected to the
convention from the District OF Columbia are Chief
Justice Waite, OF the United States Supreme Court
Hon J. c. Bancroft Davis, Rear Admiral Donald
n Fairfax, and Pay Director Watmough, q. s. n.
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Affair. - Yves, wa.h,n~.on.

Personal---very.. DR.. Lindsay has gone to Balti-
more TO attend the convention held in that city for
the purpose OF electing bishop. He Is one OF the
candidates for the position.
BASE BALL-The mutes from Kendall Green
played the Georgetown University nine Yesterday
on the latter's ground. In the third inning the
score stood to In favor OF the college boys The
left the neld. The game was given the university
nine.
GRAIN ARRIvAIs-Canal boat West Virginia ar
r1ved with 400 bushels OF wheat Schooner e. T.
Dunlop, with 5000 bushels OF corn 1lOO bushels Of
wheat. Boat H. NJ. Talbot with 1900 bushels Of
wheat, and 800 bushels OF corn.
CATTLE MARKET.-Live stock sales at DroyerS'
Rest are reported by Tavenner Bros. as follows Is
cattle. prime sold at So TO OK: $50 sheep and
lambs-sheep sold at AZ to 81; lambs OK to n
COWS and calves sold at $25 TO S35
CONDITION OF THE Waterfall q. m. Great
Falls, 2; receiving reservoir, north connection, s.:
south connection q; distributing reservoir, 1nfu-
ent Gate-house, 1S; en1uent gate-house, a.
Gen. B. F. Butler has begun q suit against the
Quldnec, K. l., company for 900 for legal SER
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LADIES GOODS.
SUMNER Goops

IARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT on
LADIES' AND CHII.DREN'S HOSIERY DOR
sEIS. AND 81 MINER UNDtkM Ear
SILK AND Isle THREAD GLOVES ANp NIT
PRICES.
FINE SELECTION OF IRISH POINT. SWISS MAIN
SOoh. AND DOTTED SWISS kMBROIDFkIEs
lACES, HANpkERCHIEFS RIBBONs RTCE.
lNGS TRIMMINGS. AND BUTTONS
ELEGANT LINE OF CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES,
MARSEllLE SUITS AND CLnAks HATS Sun
EONNEIS POKE AND eHIRkED CAPS OF
HE NEWEST STYLES
eiik AND CRETON FANS RFITS. LEATHER
BAGS. FANCY AND ARR EMBRoIDERY GOODS
A. MRS SELMA RUPERT
ns-o COS sTH STREET. Opposite Patent OtHce.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
AnsuseMcnt.. &C.. TO.ufpn..

Amusenents. &C.. Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--Boston Ideal opera Com
pany IN The Bohemian Girl
FORDs OPERA HOCsE-Fay TemDleton Opera
Company In ia COquette."
THEATER CoMIQUK.-"The Ice Witch and yarfe-
ties
DINE MUsEUM.-CuriOs1tieS and interesting per-
Torrance.
CARROLL INSTITUTE HALL-Musical and Literary
entertainment.
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MRS ELIZABETH SOUDER. of Georgetown. Will
celebrate her oOth birthday tomorrow She is well
and hearty and has been hard worker all her life
She is the mother OF seven children four sons and
three daughters, 81 grandchildren and 40 great
grandchildren She Is native OF Wittenberg. Ger
many, but has been resident OF this country for
the past 50 years.
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To CLERKS In Office who have valuableS and save
o part Of their salaries should take safe In the
Washington safe Deposit Company,
sl6 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Call and see them.
Absolute security.
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DRY GOODS.
CHALLrs De LAME.
SEATON PERRY

SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 RRoTurr
WOOL FRENCH -CHALLlS DE LAME IN
EXTRA FINE QUALITIES AND CHOICE De
COMPLETE STOCK OF PURE WOOL. EUROPEAN
DRL SIS FABRICS FOR SUMNER WEAR
PLAIN AND BR0CADED SILK GRENADINES
BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPCRE LACE NETS FOR
ONERDREsSES AND GARNITCRE.
CANTON tREPES AND CREPE DE CHINE
GENUINE INDIA PONGEES. FROM SOC To 81
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS.
NEW LoUIsINES AND SUMNER SILKS.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK AND CoIYoErD
FROM Sl.Oo TO $3.50.
NEW L1SENLAwNS. FRENCH SATTFFNS. SCOTCH
GlNGHAMS AND PARIS ORG ANDIkS.
NEW WHITE GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
EMBROIDERED SWISS MCSLINS. EMBROIDERED
ROBES IN Bones FOR GRADUATION"
DRESSES
ALL THE LEADING STYLES IN PARASoLS
PARIS EMBROIDERED CASHMERE FICHUS.
IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS ANDJERSEYS.
NEW CRATE FoRDERFD AND HEMMED
GRENADINE AND y | Ms YELLING SHAwLS
CHUDDA CASHMERE AND BERLIN SHAWLS
GAUZE MERINo UNDERWEAR
BLACK SILK GLOVES
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS
sVcHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIaUkES AND COB
hECI PRICES.
SEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9Th street:
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AMER-P1cos.
PIcoN TONIC.

IN Algeria and is highly recommended for its tonic and
ant1-febrtle properties. As valuable stomachic and
tonic 1t endorsed by the highest medical authorities Of
Europe and America who fully recognize ts health
giving and restorative Qualites With soda water and
sSrups It makes the most delightful drink For Wash.
neton city alone the sales have been more than two
thousand bottles the past year Price for full quart
glass
JOHN H. MAGURDER
BARBOUR HAMILTON.
ap1em And IN Druggist.
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Day Gcops CHEap.
5000 Yards Short Length Gingham. &C.. worth l2le.
1000 Yards Twilled Crash. IL inches wide. Sc
Case l0-4 White Sheeting 2Sc
Case Short Length Cotton &C.. worth Zoe
i Case White Spreads, full SIZE Soc
SO Dozen Mems Socks sc
Is Dozen Mems Fancy Colored Socks &c.
fun line of Dress Goods. from l2tc to 25c
Good Black silk t23c., .5c 81
Good Colored Silk 4Oc 5UC Coo T5c
Full Stock of Underwear
500 Farasols and sun Umbrellas from soc TO az 90
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
my24 ia Market space
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The garden party TO be held on the grounds of
the Garneld Memorial hospital on Decoration day
and evening. May 30, promises to be a brilliant
enair Monkey has charge of Illuminating and
decorating the grounds, and thousands OF lanterns
viii be hung on the trees
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- LASS,
q ST. CLOUD BUILDING, SIRE

U n D F X W EAR
FOR LADIES MISSES AND CHILDREN
LADIrs GUAZE UNDERvEsTs at osc.. Soc. TIC Al
75c. III. ~ ~'' "'>-' w.
fhtf o'Fts are !RsTs and not to be classed with
the SEcOSDs ADVERTISED ALI, OVER TOWN "N
Hos cry
IN unlimited assortment Of all The new and choice
style" Tor iADlEs MISSES and CHILDREN at prices
too low 10 be quoted. ' pe
PARASOl-S' PANASOLS.! PARASOIS,.
orr s,oN oi Pars"is is large. and comprises in rene.
r t better grades ~ goods. As wish to close them
~. Will h.sinIing 10 MORROW Saturday OFFFR
= NtIti on. or TEEN AT ACTUAL COST This
VI be rare opportunity for those in want OF Pxrssnls
obtain TIE best - less price would he FAXED Tor
a inferior article ~ 0e0 Ao1
T. Il s f Y g
or This week have reduced the price o, Jer.evs
Our SIS? and S2.63 will be ~ so
-isI "a
Oar 500 az
and I'll Other sty-rs IN proportion
tllaity. peri CtloE OF shape
aid money returned when unsatisfactory.
DOUGLASS,
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SPECIAL AND UNPRECEDENTED
BARGAINS
E. G. DAVIS,
7ls MARKET sPAok
Hlack Silks from 75c. to S3 Is per yard.
Black Surah and Merveilleux from 81 to g.
Black Lousine, just the thing for summer.
Real India Pongee. plain and figured
Cnolce designs and new patterns in Silk Grenadinea
FINE WHITE TEXTURES,
Consisting Of Dotted and Plaid SWISS India Persian
and Egyptian Lawns, Mulls. Nainsooks India Linen
Masala and French Organdies. SO much in demand at
the and at prices the lowest to be
ALSO,
Choice assortment in Black and Figured Satinea
Full stock OF Ladies' and Misses Underwear.
Laces. Embroidery and Dress Trimmings.
- Job lot Of Null Fichus at less than half price,
EGG DAVIS.
my2A Cor. Market Space and 9Th St
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The National Safe Deposit Co., corner 18th street
and New YORK avenue. rents safes inside IT'S fire
and burglar proof vaults Tor IS, ST. IS. So sl5 $40
location.
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HE special sale OF summer underwear and half
hose at Francs One Price, corner 9TH and Streets
y grand success. The BalbTiggan undershirt,
price 45c., Is the wonder OF all The genuine French
Isle Lace, s. 81, is cheap at s.
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ana now comes the drawing OF the capital prize
OF sso,OO IN The Louisiana state LOTTERY Company,
on April 9Th, drawing at New Orleans, OF which
Isidor 1saacs, of Modesto has been awarded IS COO
Mr. Isaacs was in San Francisco Yesterday and
SAID that there was peculiar circumstance in re-
latlOn 10 MS securing the lucky ticket NIn the
first place." said he, Il sent to San Francisco for q
ticket In The Louisiana State Lottery. / received
no answer to my letter, and so wrote again, re-
guessing him to send another or refund my money
He sent the ticket No. S. 29S for April sth drawing
the lucky one-for it was only little while be-
1Ore received dispatch that had won S.. 600
prize. Well, guess felt about as any poor man
does who suddenly comes into possession OF money
ike that first turned hot and then cold" j.
Boas cashed the check for the lucky man, who left
the city for Modesto In high glee. Mr. ISaacs is a
clothing store keeper in Modesto, and has seen
some pretty hard struggles--San Francisco, Cal,
Speer's Wines.
The excellence of Speers Wines isattested BY the
many physicians throughout the country who have
used them They received the award at the Cen
tennial Exposition. For sale by all druggists w&s
Francs Strictly One-Price
Hat Department, corner 9TH and streets. is over
run with customers The Inducements which he
offers are appreciated by the public.
The $1.45 Mack1naw, special leader, sells every
Our 45c. Hat, the delight Of the boys, is really
worth 'oc, base ball being presented to each pur
CuaSeT
For Gold and Silver Trimming.
60 to Meyers, 922 18th street northwest w&s,3m
So a GAL, 7Jc. qt. bottle. Our No. 1 Rive
Whisky. Known everywhere. AcGee'S, 9Th near d.
w&s,2w
On Thirty Days, Trial.
The vOltaIc Belt CO. Marshall Mich win 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 de-
bty. lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly vtgOr. Address as above. n. B-No risk Is
incurred. as thirty days trial is allowed w,s,m
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver OIL 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
g1sts Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by W. E
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets
baIlunoIe' MI m,w,f
Thin People.
"Wells Health Remover" restores health and
v1gor, cures Dyspepsia Impotence, Sexual Debility.
u.
Oyster Arrivals Daily.
621 street northwest, hard and soft crabs, Lynn
oysters Frogs, Little Neck clans and clans Fam
lies, Hotels and Restaurants supplied. Young
snapper 1errapins, at Whites. IA
Furs Received on storage.
Guaranteed against damage by moth and fre
I'm B. b. STINEMETZ & Son, 1927 Penna ava
"Alderney Dairy WagOns.N
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in half-pound Ward" prints 4Oc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk ana sweet
MIX. sc. per quart. Cream 15c pint
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HKAR Levy at Lincoln Han TO- norrow night

A LARGE photograph given away with each dozen
cabinet photographs taken with the new or Old pro-
cess Satisfaction given to every customer. 3O9 9Th
street northwest Paul TralleS.
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SrupESpous SALE
DRY GOODS.
NEW. CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS, AT THE
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.
NSBURGH BRO
annals of the Dry Goods trade Of this city VIII
sell unapproschable Bargains in all thei- DEPARTMENTS
1t will pay you to visit them
BLACK SILKS
At Soc. worth sc.
At 62kc, worth aac.
At s5c. worth 81 10
At Sl00. worth 81 %.
And all HIGHER grades III proportion
Splendid Black sURAH SILK at 90c., worth 81 IS We
cannot get of these. and only have pieces
left
800 pieces FANCY SILKS in small Checks and Stripes
as low as 371 scts. per yard These goods are I'M
doubtedly the Greatest Bargains in Summer Silks
that will be offered this season.
cases beautifulquality 42inches wide Colored CASSIE
MERES at 25cts. per yard. in all the new Spring
Shades retailed by Others at 3. &c.
DRESS GOODS in great variety all of orr own imports
ton, at lower prices than ever before heard of.
cases NUNS YELLING and ALBATRoss just re.
ceiyed. which shall sell at a reduction Of fully IS
per cent
Black and Colored CASHMERES. We have larger
stock than We ought to carry, and shall therefore
make sacrifices to reduce at once.
We selling full-width all wool BLACK CASH
MERE at 37hcts. would be good value at Scots
Plain and Checked BUNTING. in black and colors We
are selling ~ inches wide Bunting at 33cts This
quality is well worth Scots
We attended the great sale of Hosiery in New York
last week. These goods must be appreciated
All We can promise you is good Bargain in this De-
partment o not neglect to complete assert
M Mt Of Silk Taffeta, and Isle Thread Gloves-we
selling them at less than cost of importation
WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
Splendid Checked NATNSooK at &c.: better goods at
121ec-, worth 20c. Victoria LAWN at l2Lc nearly
yard wide; this is the usual 20-cent quality India
LINEN at 121c, 15c.. 1Sc. 20c and &c j case
fines quality Gray BEIGE 62hcts.: worth 9oc l
case A. inches wide fin est Black and White PLAID
Acts; reduced from 621cts. 80 ses LAWNS all of
this seasons styles. GINGHAMS in endless variety
much below former prices.
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BIG BneA1N
IN FIGURED SWISS ORGANDIEs

BIG BAReA1N
IN FIGURED SWISS ORGANIZES.
One Case Figured Swiss Orrandies 12dec
u Qua Linen. S1lc.. loo. 121sc 15c.
Figured Linen Lawns sc.
Linen Dress Goods lie
Sheeting COttons. 19c.
summer Silks. Chene STYLES. SIC
CClored Gros Grain Dress Silks 81
Nuns Yelling. all cClors
Albatrossc Dress Go, dis. all colors
Back Ca>hmeres. Csc, Sc SOC
Ciotn for Boys Suits. l5c.. 90. CSC
Palasols. 81 81 %. 81. So 81. Is 81
GiIcharGs. f1sc. 71ec., Sc and loo.
lersttr Spring Dress Goods, l2xc
11IcCt-Ee Dress Goods 16e.
All wool White Flannel l8c
A. liiCh All Linen Towels l2Sc
Shetland Shaws 81
french h bid Hose no seams 25c
th1ldirens Hose. no seams l5c
I"rCh0n Lsce at half price
Table Linens. loc.. 70, Csc 30c
{ Il Boiled Turkey Red Linen ACC.
bridal Crochet Quilts, 9Oc.
Ladies FLANNEL SuitinG 12Sc
Ladies and Gents Wool Underwear 25c
WSON'S,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
my24 South Side.
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Mas. *. A. DoxovAS.

po& STREET
WI, On THURSDAY next % h inst, exhibit large and
SoNMth MILLINERY ana PATTERN HATS and
BONNETs
IRON me latest Paris and London inportstions
anS lalles 0i Washington rSsI.ectiuIly invited
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s.

GENIUS.
Some one has defined genius be huge capacity for
wo1k q slightly erroneous definition. He should have
salo tnat capacity for work genius force Genius
Is something more it Is the capacity for creation and
develop itself In speaking and writing well
artistic deslizston Genius cannot be controlled
rected but Is law unto itself Nor can writing or
sIeakne worthy ,of survival be produced to order If
domain Of machinery.
In spite of all the criticsing elves
-..--..- They who would make US feel
Must feel themselves."
An authoress received recently lot prints of wood.
cuts from publisher and she write story of
gwen length to illustrate the pictures
writing OF this sort resolves itself
lca operatlon and may account to extent the
poverty OF much OF our recent fiction.
The writer was deprecating time since to cler
gyman the injustice he did himself and his flock by
much speaking. He acquesced in the opinion that no
ordinary man could present original thought the two
sermons required OF him every week
he same general principles rule in the sartoral art
II the cutter be man # genius he afford to sac
rhce his originality at the behests of other He must
pc permitted to very considerable extent exercise
himself to be hapered continually BY minute
his descent to the realm of machinery is certain
with 'A N-"' No 'o'no
HENNING,
TIE CT T TER
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