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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-13

\ YkIvATR EXHIBITION AT WHICH CONGRESSMAN.
SCIENTISTS, AND REPORTERS WERE MYSTIFIED.
Over nfty people assembled In one Of the 6arlors
OF the metropolitan hotel last evening to witness
private exhibition OF the mysterious power DOS
sesed oy Miss Lula Hurst OF Georgia. the so-called
electrical girl, who Will begin her public exhibitions
here at Ford's Opera House Monday night The
company was composed chiefly OF representatives
OF newspapers There wefe a few scientific gentle
men, number Of Congressman, and several ladies'
VINO are guest at the hotel, present All were thor,
0oghly mystined by the exhibition. though MANY
kneorles were advanced 70 explain the phenomena
~ resting the palm or her hand against the handle
o. an umbrella she overcane the efforts OF The
strongest men 70 hold IL In upright position. By
pacing the palms OF her hand upon the post OF
e3ar Upon which a gentleman was seated She
mteo The cnalr and the gentleman from the floor
1Mo powerful men were unable 10 force chair
Wnlco was suspended In the air 10 the floor
Wnen she wnled otherwise, and strong
and vigorous gentleman was forced All
Stouno the room In an endeayOr To press a
billiard cue to the floor, while she SUPPORTED
II with her open hand He finally succeeded in
touching the noor with one end OF the cue but IN
Was only after he had distracted her attention BY
tAixlny 10 her and twisting the cue SO as TO get il
away from her hands. Among those present were
senators Ransom, COlQuttt, and Kenna and Rem
reSentatfveS Willis, Reese, Hammond and Cr1sp
Judge Harr1S, Prof. Eastman, and Prof TAYLOR Miss
hurst Is q tall, bright eyed, dark haired country
CIR, who evidently enjoyed the fun OF seeing the
gentlemen struggle fruitlessy against the strange
power which she coutrols.
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SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.
CHEAPEST SILKS in the UNITED STATES
COLORED SILKS, very best quality. reduced from
81 so to 75c
FANCY SILKS reduced from Soc to Sic.
SILKS! SILKSii SILKS!,
81, -. As, 81, 81, A. 81, 81, IS
CARRIERS I'll MARKET SPAcR
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELvETS. 81.
NUNS yEILING! NUNS YELLING!
Widest double width pure wool Cream Pink. Blue and
Black reduced to 371sc.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINE, reduced
from 81 to sc.
NUNS YELLING (pure WOOL, &c.
BLACK BROCADE SILKS. 75c.
NUNS YELLING. pure wool. Oace style) Sc
BLACK SATINS. so. COLORED SATINS, 50
PLAID MUSLIN 12h, reduced to8.
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS 25
STRING DRESS GOODS. silk and wool, reduced
from Soc to 15c.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS. silk and WOOL
COLORED SATIN MERvILIEUX, reduced from
Sl-25 TO I5c.
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, reduced to Sc.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLS, pure wool Sl60
je2 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE.
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Almost Given Away Tomorrow

at Clarks, 734 eth st. n W.: Long silk mtts 39c.,
sold at Soc; lace top Isle gloves 14c sold at &c.
ltsle jersey gloves 23c., sold at &c. Windsor ties
&c., sold at 25c.; gents gauze vests &c., worth 25c.;
thread shirts 75c, sold at sl25; jean drawers 25c.,
sold at Sc; gents wash scarfs &c. sold all over at
10c misses corset waists 29c. worth Soc; Shetland
corsets 49c, worth 81: Thompson corset 9sc sold at
LIS: summer venilating gauZe corsetS sc, sold
81; French woven corset 73c, sold at 81 health cor
sets S9c, sold at 81 boys shirt waists our SOC
unlaundried shirt, 39c.; our Csc unaundried shirt,
49c.: our SOC. unlaundried shirt 73c.; our 81 un-
laundried shirt, &c., 75c colored percale Shirts
49,; our 81 shirt, 73c.; our sl.25 shirt, esq., 35c.
striped regular made hose, BIC. A few more OF our
81. jerseys left; Will close them out at 50 10.
CLARKS, T34 7th st, n, W.
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"A BIO 3 ARG AIN.

We have just opened three real SCOTCH
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, yard WIDE at Is cents, usual
price 81 cents
big lot of CENTS FRENCH HALF HOSE, COL
ORED, no seams Is cents.
big bargain in real IRISH LINEN at 12x cents.
INDIA LINEN So cts 10 cts. II cts. 12h cts.
FIGURED LAWNS cents
Gents GAUZE SHIRTS IS cents
Ladies' GAUZE VESTS % cents.
zOinch all wool NUNS YELLING 81 centa
PARAsOLS 81 s125 $3.50 Sl.75 81
CALICO cts. AZ cts, cts
All wool WHITE FLANNELS Is cts, II cts
Fancy STRAW MATING
SUMNER SILKS 81 cents
Children's fancy HOSE, no seams. Is centA
Yard wide OKGANDY LAWNS 10 ceuta
Ladies DRESS LINEN 12S cents
wSON's,
je5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South Side
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20 THOSE WHO INTEND TO BUnD.-The follow
nE Ycpd articles OF houses Nos. 1453 and 1853 Mas
Rchxsetts avenue are for sale, viz: Doors, VIM
obwS Blinds, Stairs. LatrobeS, Crates, Mantels.
Kitchen Ranges, Boilers and Sinks, Bath Tubs,
Water Closets and Gas Fixtures For key and par
tacu,ars apply TO C. A DrDDES, Architect, 40 1sth
street Northwest
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS In PuRr Lux.x Invm
SEAION PERRY

StAlON FERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 RRorHFRl
FINE QUALITY PRINTED AII-LINEN LxwYOAT
20c. FORMER PRICE 26c
EXTRA FINE QUALITY PRINTED ALL~LINEH
LAWNS AT 2sc. FORMER PRICE s7sc.
THESE GOODS SHOULD NOT BE COMPOUND
ED WITH THE S2-lNCHEs WIDE BATISTE9
AT lsc, As The LATTER CANNOT COMPARE
WITH THEM IN QUALITY. STYLES Oh wID1H,
BEING EIGHT INCHES NARR lMEB
"A RARE BARGAIN" IN &2-IN. WIDE BLACK AND
S9LokEp AI.BATRoSS CLOTHS. AT too. FOR
PL&iS AID FiGtRED CHINA SILKS REDUCED
FoTLkhp srLKs AT soc: FORMER PRICE, sc.
ALL,WOoI CHALLIS DE LANES AND FRENCH
,nkE>a FABRICS Al MARKED DOWN PRICESs
sfyNS TinAL BARGAINS" IN LoUIsINEs AND sun
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN BLACK AND COLOR
1p khApAMES. sURAhS AND 0RoS GRAlN
ID, s sILhS Al sloo 81 Is AND 81 SO.
bLA hpSc GSRENapINEs IL GREAT VARIETY. AND
hMbhS0IDEkEDMULL AND sATTEEN ROBES Al
lily ktDCCEp PRO Is"
iMMfNS. STOCK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
MhIIE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED sW ISS
GACZE MERINo UNDERWEAR
Cl4slNG PRICES ON SPRING WRAPS AND
IMPORTED JERSEYS, FROM s2so TO sio
Sllk. 1HCDDA. CASHMERE AND RERrIH
SHANLS IN GREAT VARIETY
tt-CHolCE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND con.
RECT PRICES GUARANTEED
SEAIoN PERRY.
Perry Building
Established lsso SCI
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MASS MEETING TO BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY 10
PROTEST AGAINST IT.
The threatened sale OF the property OF the con-
gregaton OF the Propaganda at Rome upon the
order OF the Italian government has caused vide
spread feeling OF Indignation among Catholics
throughout the world, and In this country public
meetings have been held In many OF the principal
cities TO protest against Its contamination. several
preliminary meetings have taken Llace mere unoer
the auspices or the Young Catholics Friend society,"
Carroll Institute and conference OF St vincent oe
Paul, and mass meeting VIII be held In the Ma
tfOnal theater next Tuesday evening TO aid In the
efforts being made to influence the Italian govern
the general property OF the Propaganda, as has
been done in the case OF the American college. The
ground OF this request Is that this property was
purchased by contributions from Catholics OF all
Christian countries. the Italians only giving one
twentieth OF this amount The action proposed 10
be- taken is not cOniscaton, but forced sale, the
proceeds to be converted into government bonds,
the interest to be fixed by the legislature The
injury which it IS claimed this would do consists
this Institution, and the missionary work, now ex-
tending all over the world, which has its origin
from It.
The following have accepted Invitations to act as
vice presidents at the meeting: Representatives s.
$ Cox, W. II. Calkins, Perry Belmont, j. o. Broad
head, z. B. Tully, John Folett and Burns; ex-Sen-
atOr j. W. Johnston. OF Va; Gen. j. r. West, DR.. D.
b. Clarke, MI j. II. NirnmO, Jr., DR.. g. L. Magru-
der senator John ". Kenna. Senator A. P. German,
u. f. Murphy, Hon. Patrick A. Collins, John F.
Ennis, John saul, W. Laird, Jr, Lieut.. Comm ander
T. A Lyon. L. : N, Hon. w. W. Dudley, commits
SiOner OF pensions, and others
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IMPORTANT TO KNow-That money and time are
saved by buying your low-Quarter oxford ties and
buttons at Heilbrun'j Old stand, 4G2 9TH street,
second door above d. Look for the old woman IN
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Special Sale of JERSEYS.

Special Sale of Jerseys.
Our s175 Jersey tall colors) at s1.15.
Our 1925 Jersey lcolors only at S1.25.
Our 50 so jersey tpleated back at s225.
Our s. 50 Jersey coat back at 1928.
Our $3.50 Jersey tailor made) at $2.96.
Our BATS Jersey handsome braided) at So.
Excelsior, SO4 nth street northwest.
Hahn's Great Clearing Sale
OF Misses, Boys and Youths Fine Low Shoes and
chllds Spring Heel or heeed Opera, Oxford New
port and Button Slippers, Csc. TO $1.25
Misses Opera, Newport and Button Slippers, 75c
- Jersey Lily and fine Ties and BUTTON 81 to
Youths Solar Tip Low Button, 81.
Boys fine Low Ties and Button, 81 to $3.50.
Boys Hand-sewed Low Shoes below cost.
Boys Patent Leather Pumps and OXfOrdS, s. % and
$3.50
Call this week. to avoid the rush, before public
school examinations.
eo2 sl6 9TH street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue
Cold Milwaukee Beer.
Served In old English stone mugs at JOHNsoN's 40
9Th street northwest.
Bicycle Shirts & Stockings, COr.7th 4 HI.
Base Ball and Boating Shirts, mems and boys
from soc. TO 81, all cOlors and sizes. Largest stock
and lowest prices In the city. Special discount to
clubs Send for samples to c. Auerbachs, corner
7tn ana II. 60
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,
Baltimore, lid M,W,f
ssROUgh on Rats,
Clears out rats, mice, roaches flies, ants bedbugs
skunks, chipmunks gOphers. 15c. Druggists. /
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in haf-pound ward prints, DOC per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart. Cream 15c. pint.
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OSCAR NELSON, colored, while driving through
rreemans alley yesterday, was thrown from nj )
buggy, and, striking on bis head, received severe
scalp wound
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READ Sinsheimer's advertisement.

BosToN VARIETY STORE, 7O5 and 707 Market
Space.-Sun umbrellas, paragon frame, twiIed
s, SlSs; 26inch steel frame, $1.7s, for gentlemen
These are big bargain.
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Hams ladies' 81 50 fiexibe-sOe kid button boots,
the neatest and most comfortable summer shoe in
de market $40 9TH street.
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Look Before You Leap

is an old saying, and look to your interest doubt
just old, is another The inducements offered at
Francs strictly one price. corner 9TH and ID. are
such that it would be unwse not to make a special
note OF them. Just received 90 dOZ all-silk Wind
sors, the most beautiful shades Imaginable; price,
49c; intrinsic value, 81; "a dozen beautiful bows,
23c each; good value at Soc; also, lot OF boys
bows, all silk, at &C. each.
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cohhRNcExKNr EXERCISES OVER WHICH All THE
MUSES., INCLUDING IKRPsICHoRE- PRESIDED
very fashionable assembly was In attendance
at the commencement exercises Of Norwood Insri
sete al Aarinis hall last evening About one hun
dred and fifty young ladies and little misses all in
white, were assembled upon the stage behind wall
OF pAanta Prof and Mrs. Cabell delivered the GER
Gneates and diplomas TO those earning distinction.
Ipe exercises were opened with prayer By Rev DR.
Lsonafd, and addresses were delivered by Rev. DE-
cises were interspersed Throughout with besuttfi,
eeiections oy Webers band which later ia the even
ing msnisnsd music for dancing. Certificates OF
clscncuon were awarded 70 Misses E Addison l.
andrews Z Barnard, Bessie G. Casey, Flora Cluss
Daisy Garland, Lizzie Jackson, Mary jackson. Mary
Miller, Helena L PEBBLES susie pain. anbie scotr
1huie Smoot, Leila Tucker, Maggie Watkins and
" ~sl0S s, an IN the small girls classes: and
JulA \ PEBBLES. Sarah p walston. Lillian Sarn
oefx NE Winner, N. II. Scott, Belle A McCul-
ge1&eimer, Helen W. Tisdel Elvira 10 cabei paisv
Brown, Helen w. Myers and S. NJ smoot. Of the
a n,or 1,,a Diplomas were delivered
wondered By drx Pearson and Anton Gloetzne ge'e
Coz DosN PIArr has been engaged as a regular
contributor 10 the Sunday Herald and his first let
Ter VIII appear next Sunday.
TIE COOP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from forty
seven lodges OF the Independent Order OF Good
Samarftans marched In parade last evening, the
occasion being the twenty anniversary OF the
order Robert II. Gunnell acted as chief marshall
Inc District Grand Lodge held its annual session
and after electing s W: Herbert right worthy
grand chief with Mary Jane Irvine as associate
and Rev. Robert johnson deputy grand chief de-
fefred further business until next Monday In the
evening celebration was held at Kicks park where
addresses were delivered by Rev. VIM Gibbons Rev
6ooert Johnson, Rev r 8 Laws, Rev. ID. w. GriIa-
shaw and ChaA p. Pratt
IaH SUNDAY HERALD, determined 10 keep I'D
!. VIII the Tines has engaged Col. Dom Plat. rs 4
9uAf CONTRIBUTOR and his witty and sarcastic let
teS WIZ hefeafter be conspicuous feature In its
Sau4na ne nrsS OF the series appears next
11s1S pCNcANsox BROS, eth and D streets
D0fhwest, have fne storage rcom for goods ~
es~y oescR1pcon. Advances made II desired.
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Bargains! Great Bargains!! Immense
Bargains y!

ON TOMORROW SATURDAY
Our entire stock OF Fine English Milan Hats, in
White, black and colors at 81, LES and $780,
duced from 81, 81. 25 and 81. 50.
Hats and BOnnets sold at 75c. and ST., now SOC.
One lot fine French Chip Hats, in black, at SOC.
These goods are sold elsewhere at 81. 25
large lot OF Children'S Hats, ready trimmed,
25c, 4Oc. and Soc, reduced from S125 and $3.50.
One lot all silk Ribbons, four inches wide, In
White, blue, creme and ecru, at 20c.. worth T5c.
Thousands OF PluInes and Tips. all shades at less
than half OF former price.
Rough and Ready Caprice and Laughton Shapes
(small size BOnnets), at Csc; former price SOC.
SPECIAL.
Cape May and Cart-wheel Shapes Qarge shade
hats, at Csc; sold elsewhere at soc.
Our stock Is large. Our prices are low. Call and
secure some OF these bargains tomorrow.
BLOCTS,
10 9TH street northwest.
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GREAT BARGAINS In shoes ASSigneeS sale.
Profits old stand. 426 eth street northwest
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e SURPASSED by none, Hahns gents 81 and $4-5
rps hand Sewed low shoes SIG 7th street.
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rHs CoLossApE, Atlantic City. is the Washington
house this season
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Handsome PAPER Rack

to every purchaser OF SOC. or more tomorrow at
NJ. Augensteins, ST 7th ST. NV, where following
bargains Will be sold Moss rose and gilt line tea
forks, 4Sc:; Is dz. English stone china cups and
ssucers 36c; string brooms 2c.; string, Ice; 4s
plates, ssc.; d. silver plated teaspoons 33c;k d.
breakfast plates 23c.; Il d. heavily engraved COB
let's 44c; 100 clotheSpins &C., decorated dinner and
$2e Japanned chamber pals, BIC; pieces laundry
soap, 19c; d. Ice cream saucers, 19c.; large mix
Ing bowls 17c. fancy table covers, 43c.: baby car
rtageS, trunks and refrigeratOrS sold 20 per cent
cheaper than in any other store in the city.
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BBBIb "A a E 3 EEsSsSSS ass
BBs "A uu Z sssss
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
lls SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
MARKED DOWN PRICES.

All our l2,fc. DRESS 0lNaHAMs reduced to 1oc. per
yard
Geo. b. Glberts best GA PLAID FLANNELS at CSC
Per yard These goods retailed al over at sl.50
Geo. II. Gtlberts best Ga LADIES' CLOTH at CSC Der
yard; regular price 91.25
Geo H. Gnbert's best OPERA TLANNELs at Sc per
yard.
Atwood BASKET FLANNELs at 45c per yard
2S-tnch Shepherds PLAID DRESS GOODS At 15c per
yard former price 2sc.; colon Blue Pink and Beige.
23-inch British MOHAIR PLAIDS at lbc per yard:
former price 25c.
2s.inch British DE BEIGE at Csc. per yard. These
goods are Of recent purchase and very cheap
s4-inch double fold, CAsHMEREs and DE BE1aEs
1t 25o per yard
Best l4Oo LAWNS. former price l2,<c.. now loc PEI
yard.
Very best Indigo Blue PRINTS at Co. per yard
Koechlin's Best French SATTEEN 1t 371Sc per yard
These goods represent solid colors only.
Black Wool BROcADED BUNTING reduced to 2Oc
per yard.
Al-wool Black LACE BUNTING At 25c Der yard
Atwood NUNS YELLING at go per yard, In al de-
sirabe shades.
Lupin's Best ALBATROs at &c. Per yard; colors
Cream. White. Pink. Blue and Black
40-;nch Cream White NUNS YELLING at ob0c Der
yard-a decided barsain
Is pieces Best Turkey Red TABLE DAMASKS re-
duced to Coo. q Yard actually worth 81 yard.
These goods worthy the inspection Of our friends
and patrons and as the supply limited early call Is
solicited
OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
Ia still complete in all its branches
All ColOrs MOSQUITO NETTING At 5oc apiece, at
B A U MS,
l1s SEVENTH STREET.
OUR LACE DEPARTMENT.
We adding fresh attractions every day to Lace
Depazmsntand thereby intend keep up the immense
run we are having. Just now are Offering the
BIGGEST BARGAINS IN ORIENTAL LACEs
offered at TO- 1914 Is 49, 10 and 25c yard. and we
warrant pattern to be worth from Is per cent
more than asked les
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MANY WAsHINGToNIANs are engaging rooms
the Colonnade Atlantic City, " j., for the season
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FNHE SURE EFFECTS OF AYERS SARSAPARILLA
Il thorough and permanent If there is lurking
faint of scrofula about you, Ayers Sarssparlls will dis
lodge it and e1pel it from your system
A WHISPER DYE MUST BE CONVENIENT TO
easy to apply, impossible to rub off, elegant in
appearance. and cheap in price. Buckinghsm's Dye
for the Whiskers untes in itself all these merits.
Tryit jelO
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Amusements. &C., Tonight.
THRATsR CoHIQUE SUMNER GARDEN The Mas
Cot"
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Coneert and novel
entertainment
NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures LecOuvreur," for
the benent Of the Confederate Soldiers Home.
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CITY ITEMS.

R. Goldschmfd S12-7th 81. n. W.. Will
oner the following extraordinary bargains for to-
MORROW only Wire dish covers IN nest only 81 cts,
Jappaned bread boxes medium size 55c large SIC ex
IRA large &c, Japanese fat fans for Toe, lemon
squeZerS &c. Browns french shoe dressing &c a bot
tie, covered wooden flour buckets medium size 23c
large size SIC extra large size soc, English china
olnnel-SetS handsomely decorated with brown, blue
or PINK persian roses 100 Pieces. only 81 SO worth
$lbW, lin toilet sets pieces assorted colors only
Sl.S, covered chamber buckets &c Foot tubs 47c,
decorated french china Ice cream-saucers for 2ec
cake plates lor 47c. Handsome cake baskets TO
match 33c, real majOlica jugs Csc sold elsewhere
from SOC to 75c, cream pitchers lie worth CSC,
backing brush with whsk broom boxes Of black
ing only 23c. French white china cups & sauce-s
only ACC Is Dozen. IS inch Tea trays only 17c Supe-
rior white china chamber sets decorated with
broad colored border and gold lines only So. %.
handsome french bsque figures with umbrellas ACC
SOLO elsewhere for 99c Also the following bargain
OF q B. extra pure silver plated on white
metal teaspoons 79c 4 Dozen, Tablespoons S1.59
Dozen, Forks s1.59 4 Dozen. Butter Knife 23c,
Iaole Knife $1.G \ Dozen, Desert Knife s1.13 4
Dozen. extra silver plated ice pitchers s279 1927
$419, IS 80, & S749
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ID glasses, 81. Hempler's. 45s Pa ave.
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Straw Hats at reduced Prices.

Twenty per cent on Mems Straw Hats to close them.
Big mark down in MackinawS and White Cantons:
Hats now 81 and 81. 80 Hats 81 .25 81;
Nutrf2 and Pearl Felt Derbys at 81. 81 25 81. 80:
Job lots Mems White and Mixed StrawS, so and 75c.
Call and examine our stock; IL will pay.you.
Fresh supply Boys White 'tJumboS" Soc. 15c.. 81.
We have about % 80 dOZ Childien's fancy Sailors
In stock which We closing out at 20 per cent less
than former prices. Job lot of Boys and Chldrens
StraWs Csc, worth &c., at r. c. Lewis. go 18th ST.,
between and q. W. Established 1868.
n. B.-Price plainly marked In each hat.
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Also Parsons celebrated Refr1gerators and Ice
chests Will be offered at Manufacturers prices.
Persons wishing to secure one OF these rare bar
gains and have not the ready cash can do SO by
paying small deposit and the article will be kept
until July LIST.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE or IKE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. c., June -, 1884, 9:3o a. N
ror the middle Atlantic states local showers
and partly cloudy, cooler weather northe4,r to
Outheast winds, higher barometer Slightly
OOler fair weather IS Indicated for New England,
the middle states and the Ohio valley on Satur-
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LANsBURGH 4 BRO,
xoo-xoo- lox SEVENTH srRYH

New Srnrxo Goops
FRENCH WOOL NOVELTIES IN CHOICE DE-
SIGNS. BLACK WOODEN DRESS GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY, LINEN LAWNS sATTEEHS
SILK AND Isle HOSE. LINEN 6HEETINGS AND
PILLOW LINENS, DAMASK TABLEClOTHs AND
sps-sm HOOP. BRO 90. lsS strssx
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z1ss1s DuNcANsox BROS, eth and streets
o0fhwest, have nne storage room for goods OF
WY oeocEpoon. Advances made II desired