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~, u.,,,. AnnIversary.

CHARLESTON, s. O., June %'.Ihe
Tooth anniversary OF the battle Of Fora
Moultrie was celebrated here to-day
hv the Palmetto Guard, with ap2so-
priste church services. A mil.'sLy
psrsde tomorrow will conciuoe We
celebration.
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A BARGAIN FuR EVERYBODY
Az II
Goldsmith BROS,
S I: I. 7 ]. O'E.!||:ii:.''S:: E s:
1t Prices to Suit the Times.

We aro always on the lookout to purchase
REAL GENUINE BARGAINS to give our Gus
toners, and every one who visits our establish
manr to morr2w will unite in saying we have
n9vsr So Gee 'ded TO better purpoa6. We offer q
line ofNEW SAMPLE SaOES from the largest
manufacturers in America every psir of which
@ra guaranteed These samples consist OF every
olass and style Of SHOE from those made by ma
chiuary to tne FINEST HANDMADE GOODS
ano il variety from an Infants to q ladys Fine
Shoe, and from r Boys t. a Mans Handmade
&no The prices we offer these desirable and
useful goods tomorrow is below manufacturers
cost.
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M sndIcott IndIapoaed.

BosroN, Juno 2s.-Hon. William o..
Endioott, secretary of war, is indis-
posed at his home IN Salem, and will
moi return 70 Washington before Tues
dav or Wednesday.
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pected to be here at the end OF the
week to attend his sons " edding, after
which he will visit Friederick's Ruhe
and later Vein. Emperor William is
reported TO be in better health.
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france.
france,
Ms INTERVIEW VIM
UanWHRN

INTERVIEW VIM
SALISBURY.
PARIS, June 2S.-M. Waddington'
tho French ambassador TO London, to-
day teloyraphed to NJ. De Freyoinet,
the French minister ior'nre'gn AFFAIR q,
an account OF the interview no hHd
with Promier Salisbury ,r EBl ptlan
affairs NJ. WHddirbi0u Expresses
great satisfaction at the results OF this,
his Hrst interview with lha prime min'
istel uf tie English gov rument.
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England.

now GERMAN PERSUASION WAS USED
PARIS, June 2S.-The daulois aflirms
tnat Prince Bismarck directly inlu-
enced the Marquis Of Saiisbury's ac-
coptance Of office through the German
Priuesss Imperial, the daughter OF The
Queen. He advised the Queen OF the
j imminent possibility OF q change Of
reign In Germany, and said that a re-
newal OF the alliance with England
was desirable. The Queen then 10
newed her insistance that the Marquis
Of Salisbury should accept Office, and
he complied.
A LIBERAL MANIFESTO.
BIRMINGHAM,Ju June S.-The National
Liberal Federation has issued mani
iusto warning tho Liberal party to OK
ercise extreme watchfulness TO prevent
the government from carrying. any
measures inimical 10 the Liberal inter
ests or Attempting TO delay an appea
w the country. II urges the majority
In the House of Commons only 70 allow
the Conservatives TO conduct the nee
essaiy official business.
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r,pcuoLrRA RECORD.

riE CHOLERA RECORD
MADRID, June 2S,-Tho Official
cholera reports for Friday is as iol-
lows;
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Parties in search of a summer resort
ean not find a more delightful place to
spend the heated term than the Park
Motel, at Lampasas. Table and service
anexcelled. Finest bathing. Good
music. Beautiful scenery. State en-.
oampment VIII no held within Park
Motel ground. Special rates to fami-
Hes. Address H B. RICE, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

Judge A. b. Wilson testified that the day be-
fore the homicide Capt. johnson came into his
office with handful of indianapolis papers,
threw them on the table, and said: Take these
papers and read them; can't. That damned
old helliOn says my wife was tine seducer and
he the innocent victim" His excitement and
nervousness were excessive.
Henry V. SEWER, OF the Knoxville Chronicle,
saw Capt. Johnson ON the day previous to
Henry's death, and described his actions, char
acterizing them as those of a man in a highly
great depression Of spirits and dependency.
a PLEA OF INSANITY INTRODUCED BY THE
DEFENSE.
A telegram from Greenville, Tenn, June Is,
says: verdict will not be reached probably
before next Monday. Expert testimony as to
the insanity of the defendant was introduced
to-day. DIR. NJ. b. Taylor, who was Johnson's
family physician for two years, testified that he
believed Johnson to be insane on the subject of
his family troubles, and gave reasons showing
why 1T would increase until the object in view
was eliminated. NJ. c. Williams. friend of
both parties, testified that Henry told him Mrs.
johnson had made advances to him and in
v1ted him to her room. Witness made these
facts known to Capt. Johnson on the Sunday
previous to the homicide, and they seemed to
much to hasten the elimination of the deed.
Another witness testified that lie went to Capt
Johnson soon after reports of his wifes init
macy with Henry became known and urged
him to do something to prevent them getting
circulated. Johnson Indignantly remarked:
" It's q lie! My precious little wife is too much
OF q lady for anything of that Sort
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Ideal Tea.
HOW THE BEVERAGE SHOULD BE BREWED II
MAKE 1T PALATABLE.

HOW THE BEVERAGE SHOULD BE BREwED TO
MAKE 1T PALATABLE.
Wong Chin Foo in the Cook.
Use china or a porcelain pot. If you do use
metal let 1t be tin, new, bright and clean; never
use it when the tin is worn out and the iron
exposed. If you do you are playing chemist
and forming a tannate or tea-ate of iron.
Use black tea. G1een tea when gooc is kept
at home. What g Is abroad is bad, very bad
and horrible. Besides containing the 2O3 adul-
teratiOns the Chinese philanthropist puts up
for the outside barbarian, it is always pervaded
by copper dust from the dirty curing pans of the
growers.
Infuse your tea. Don't boil it! Place one tea
spoonful of tea in the pot and pour over it one
and half cups OF boiling water, that is, water
really boiling. II your tea is poor use more
1t Is cheaper, though, to buy good tea at the
outset. Put your pot on the back part of the
stove carefully covered, that it shall not lose
It's heat and the tea its bouquet. Let it remain
there five minutes. Then drink 1t.
Drink your tea plain. Don't add milk nor
sugar. Tea brokers and tea-tasters never do;
epicures never do; the Chinese never do. Milk
contains hbrin, albumen some other such
stuff, and the tea Il delicate amount of tannin.
Mixing the two makes the liquid turbid. This
turbidity, If remember the cyclOp9dia Alright
Is tannate of fibrn, or leather. People who put
milk in tea are therefore drinking boots and
shoes in mild disguise.
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A Crazy Brass Band.

From the Philadelphia Times
brass band composed of insane inmates of
the Norristown asylum paraded yesterday
about the ground, wearing uniforms for the
frsttime. They were very proud of their re-
gala, and when they passed in review of the
trustees and Physician-in-ChiefC Chase the luna
tic who played the big bass horn blew harder.
and the fat cymbal player, who imagines he
owns the state of Pennsylvania, clapped the
cymbals with all his might, while the man who
beat the bass drum thumped away as if he
were trying to knock the drum head in
The uniforms are similar to those worn nv
United States troops. When the band stoned
playing for want Of breath, the lunatics all
looked at their uniforms and smiled proudly
In front of the main building, where the review
TOOK place, there is a circular carriage drive
about nifty yards in circumference The must
clans tramped around this drive for three-ouor.
tiers of an hour. playing "a Boys Best Friend is
HIS Mother" and go to Sleep, My Baby"
one tune to the other. When DIR. Chase showed
his approval the insane musicians looked
prouder than ever, and when they finally went
away TO the rear of the buildings they marched
Best Friend Is His Mother" Their piayin sU %s
above the average, and they played with great
Zest. 1t was only when their Instruments were
taken from them that they became unhappy
and irritable. DIR. Chase said that the treatment
was very beneficial. and that two of the band
that had been violent patients had been re-
stored to pacific state Of mind through the in.
nuence OF the music they played.
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The Cicada.


This C1cada, incorrectly called sthe seven
een-year locust, appears at different times In
'arlous portions of the country, but always M
er an interval of seventeen yearsl
Strange visitant from under ground
sounding thy uncouth strain,
Peering with dull red eyes around
On upper earth again:
my seventeen years of life now past.
Thou seek ST these realms of sky
Thine infant brood on earth to cast
Ana then grow faint and die.
How knewest thou in thy dull mind
Thy melted course was o'err
Whence came the instinct that could hind
For seventeen years-no mOrep
Then to the light could lead thee forth
From thy dark cage of mould.
To sport u few hours on the earth.
Before thy form grew cold?
What means the let ter on thy wing
Stands IL for Want War?
Does wasting Woe thy coming bring
The Plague that stalks afar?
Or means II wonder at the thought
Of Wisdom that DEGREES
An Insects life should laugh to naupht
Mans small PHILOSOPHERS?
This constant miracle explain.
Oh Scientist most WISE
Who seeth naught in nature REIGN
NO guidance from the Skies
N0strife OF atoms could have wrought
This strange Cicada's soul;
But that Great Spirit from whose fhought
Inc worlds and heavens unroll.
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DRY GOODS.
NEw IMPORTED JERSEYS
SEATON PERRY,
fSrCcFssoR TO PERRY & BRoTHER,.


Successor TO PERRY & BRoTHER,.
HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE AND CHOICE AS
SORTMENT OF NOVELTIES IN I'M
PORTED JERSEYS
EXTRA FINE PLAIN BLACK PURE WOOI. M
PORTED JERSEYS, ALL SIZES. FROM 80 TO
~. AT $3.50
SUPERIOR QUALITIES IN IMPORTED BLACK
BRAIDED JERSEYS. ALL SIZES, AT $3.50 AND
BLACK AND CoL6RED IMPORTED JERSEYS,
WITH GILT BRAIDED AND WHITE VESTS.
IMPOR TED CREAM WHITE JERSEYS AT $3.50.
EXTRA FINE BLACK SILK JERSEYS, ALL
SIZES, FROM 81 TO 40. AT $500:
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON SPRING AND
SUMMER WRAPS.
NEW EMBROIDERED FICHUS FROM SO TO $50
NOVELTIES IN SILK. CHUDDA ANDCASHMERE
SHAWIS AT LOWEST PRICES
LARGE LINE OF WHITE AND COLORED EN-
BRtIDERED BAT1STE ROBES FROM So TO $50
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED AN ID PRINTED
INDIA PoNGEE ROBES.
''SPta,IAL ATTRACTIONS IN CHINA ANDSU
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN BLACK AND COLOR
RHADAMES, FROM 75c. TO So. 80
ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES IN PARASOLS. sun UMBRELLAS
AND CARRIAGE SHADES
NONFITIES IN WHITE GOODS, LINEN LAW Ms,
FRENCH SAITEENS AND ANDERSON'S
Es-PLAiN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th St.
Established 1910. je13
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OFFICE OF W. w LAMB, MD,
" 1919 HANOVER ST,
PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER 9. 1854
MESSRS. EIsNER d MENDELSON,
SOLE AGENTS OF JOHANN HoFFs
MALT EXTRACT Z. s. OF A.
$40 RACE ST, PHILADELPHIA
DEAR sIRs:-I HAVE USED JOHANN HoFfrs
MALT EXTRACT FOR TIE PAST FIVE YEARS
IN MY PRIVATE PRACTICE. AND HAVE
FoUND IT 70 o., BE The :, gEsT - HEAI,Th,R e:
KNOWN. / HAVE FOUND 1T ESPECIALLY
GOOD IN PERSONS coSVALEseING FROM
NOTIFIES NqKsbLNg APP IL CASES Of
TROUBLES MY ATTENTION WAS DRAWN By
THE IMMENSE IMPORTATION sEMI-MoNTH-
LY.AND ABOUT A MILLION OF BOTTLES III
PokTEp BY You HAVE PASSED NY INsPEo
TIoN IN THE eUSr0M-HoUSE SATIsFAcRo
RILY FOX TIE PAST FIVE YEARS.
YOURS. kESPEerfULIf,
W. W. LAMB, ND,
CHIEF DRUG INSPECTOR u. s.,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS; EoNE GENUINE
WITHOUT THE SIGNATURE OF "JoHANN
HoFF" AND .MORITZ EisNEk' oS TIE NECK
OF EVERY BOrTL4k se26.ths.tn
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A Personnl Scrnon

FROM the Philadelphia Press.
Chicago minister preached last SUNDAY on
"How Is Your Credit.' and when he annonncod
MS text seventeen men in the church-stock
and grain operators-got up and left The r,aca
tfsmarking to themselves that they didn't come
selves which they flattered themselves thav
aid. Inc other man sat and listened thronek
Ine whole sermon. He was the proprietor OF a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

A WILD BURNING ITCH THAT STRIKES WITH
THOUSAND ELECTRIC NEEDLES.

EDITOR ALTOONA (PA) CALI wish to say
something In praise of that valuable medicine CUrf
CURA. which saw advertised i'm your paper have
had that old leprOsy of which you in the Bible
where the Jews first got 1t among Them and did not
know how to cure it. 1t has many other English
names. have had it on my body for sixty years
NO DOCTOR COULD TELL
me what it was and probably I never would have
known had seen the advertisement in your yau-
able paper First it is scay affection Of the skim
next, 1t looks like barnacles vessels bottom or
an old log that has Land in the water for long time
and just the same in my feet, knees and elbows and
by taking microscope and looking at me it looks
worse. In other words, we will call il
ICHTHYosls, OR FISH SKIN:
then comes on what call the wild burning ITCH that
VIII strike you with thousand electric itchy needles
You cannot tell where to scratch first You then have
to run out into the air to get relieved WHY it is
dreadful and having SO many eminent doctors and
none Knowing what to do TO. YOU but have found
the lost treasure at last 1t did not take two spoon
fuls of the
CUTICURA RESOLvENT
before 1t took that burning itch by the throa. and bid
them to hold of. and it Is off My flesh is becoming
softer, my hair Is becoming, soft and silky and then
got to using external Observation-Disclosures SOAP
and anoint the parts with CUTIcURA If the thousands
knew the goodness of this medicine as do thew would
not be twenty-our hours without ii. 1t is not only
adapted to my case but to all Others and if any one
dsbeleves this let him stop door to the Logan
House here, take my microscope and see for himself
JOSEPH W. RILEY.
Hollidaysburg, Pa, November II, 1883
ECZEMA, TETTER,
Rlngworm, Psoriasis, Lichen Prurtus Scali Head
Dahdrah BARRIERS, Grocers and Washerwoman's
tch and every species of itching, Scaly and P!mpIy
Humors of the Scalp and Skin cured by the CUr1-
cuRA REsoLvENT, the new Blood Purifier, internally
ana CuT1cURA and CUT1cURA SOAP. the great Skin
cures and Beautifers, externally when all known re-
NEEDLES fail
Sold everywhere CUTIcURA. so cents: SOAP o.
cents; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the PORTER
DRUG AMI CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for How to Care Skin Diseases
ITCHING, Scaly, Pimpy and Oily Skin beautified
=! " l-oo IA SUM. je17
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GEO. ]. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL

FIGURED CIIALLE DE LAME REDUCED TO
l. 6-1oc
PINK, BLUE. NILE, BUFF AND CARDINAL
ALBATROSS REDUCED FROM 40 TO 25c.
BLACK SERGE, ALL WOOL, REDUCED FROM
so TO :5.12c
SILK WARP NUNS YELLING, THE FINEST
BLACK GOODS MADE, HAVE BEEN REDUCED
IN PRICE.
BLACK CREPE DE CHINE AT $l5O
BARGAINS IN BLACK SURAH SILKS.
FIGURED INDIA SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY
AT REDUCED PRICES.
NEAT CHECKED SURAHS AT 81, REDUCED
FROM 81 25.
INDIA PONGEE, WHITE, 80 IN WIDE, at s7la
BALANCE OF OUR FINE PARASQIS WILL BE
OFFERED AT ABOUT HALF PRICE
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
SILK HOSE IN GREAT VARIETY
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENT.
100 PIECES FINEST BATISTE AT loo
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
90 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ONE PRICE.
n. B.--THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST jel3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

HEAD CAREFULLY.
We are now building extension Of 35x117 feet to
our already magnificent establishment which when
finished will give us
THE FINEST SHOW ROOMS
In the United States. We also have
THE FINEST ELECTRIC LIGHT
In the country making at night entire building as
bright as the finest day in sunlight
We have come to the conclusion that we have more
goods and less money than we want to carry out
enterprise of running building through to sth
street.
We shall open this new addition with new goods
only
We shall commence to run of our present without
regard to cost.
Our assortment is exceptionally large Tor this season
of the year.
100 Pieces CoLoRED LACE BUNTING yard
wide, at 12l.c
These goods are great bargain at 40c per yard but
they must be closed to make room for other goods.
500 pieces Fast Color LAWNS at &c per yard
800 pieces yard wide LAWN, the most select pat
terms, at &c. actual value 1Oc. per yard
Superior quality DRESS GINGHAMS at &c. Der
yard fully worth l21hc
WHITE GOODS
We have now the largest stock of WHITE GOODS
in the city, and at rock bottom prices
Yard wide INDIA LINEN at 5 and &C. per yard.
4O-inch INDIA LINEN at l2lac. per yard.
Just received q large lot Of DOTTED AND FIGUR-
ED SWISS. which we will sell at l2lac
DIMITY LAWN AND PIQUEat 121sc
4Oinch BATISTE, in all the evening shades at
12l2c per yard.
We have just succeeded in purchasing $50 dozen of
Ladies' full regular made Hose in Seal Brown Navy
Blue and Slate, to sell at 1Oc.
Ladies' fine gauge Pin Stripe Hose at 2ec,; actual
value, 4sc.
Ladies' Lise Hose in Fancy Stripes and Solid Col.
ors at 43c.
GLOVES.
Black Silk Gloves at Sac; worth double the price
Ladies' Silk Mitts in all colors at 39c.
We have just received large lot Of
LADIES. DRESSING SACKS,
made of India Linen, with Embroidered Rufie and
Fine Tucking formerly sold for $3.50. we will close
them at csc.
LADIES NIGHT DRESSES,
made of the Finest Cotton with yoke of a-over En-.
brodery, and Embroidered Ruffle Neck and Sleeves
former price $3.50. now 9Sc
OUR STOCK is COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART
MENT.
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL. 8
O'CLOCK,
LANSBURGH & BRO,
je9 400. 400. 424. 42s SEVENTH STREET
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S1xrH
RICHMOND IN THE FIELD
WHAT, THOUGH THE OTHER FIVE ARE
SLAIN, THE VALIANT AND VICTORIOUS
s i T II
REMAINS CONQUERING AND TO CONQUER.

Conquering the prejudices of the PEOPLE and win
ness operated on the principle of
ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST
the letter and spirit of which we are welded TO- end
could not escape from even if we would and being
welded to so pure and perfect a principle which en-
aples us to treat all alike with equal Justice we
would not say, GOODBYE SWEETHEAR GOOD
BYE" even if we could
10 preach one thing and practice another is held nv
all honorable men to be not only reprehensble but
contemptlbe. The people not fools Last season
numbers OF them were caught crippled i'm the cun-
hliigiy devised trap of "GOOD-BYE. SWEETHEART
GOODBIE," and 1t insult to their inteIli-
sehce 10 again attempt to perpetrate the self same
enormy which. in its inception. proved to be "a de-
fusion and a snare, the source Of which must have
been shallow and corrupt.
We offer you PROTECTION against this insid;ons
destroyer Of confidence. and in the business world
CONFIDENCE Is everything
We claim not to have abused your confidence in the
slightest degree and to have Kept the faith in every
essential particular
Give us your patronage and we guarantee Won PRO.
1ECIION III prices loss than this we would not do
more 'hah TINS you could not require We've got the
money, we We got the goods. we've got the grit like
wise the grip and by the eternal we mean To hold il,
STRING OF PEARLS
One hundred Mems Suits, strictly all wool s. II
Pure Linen Vests, hair line, few left 62 cts.
thousands ofSeersucker Goats and Vests, new in.
voice, stripes. checks and plaids SLOT
otfee Coats, 25 cts. Sold on Tuesday and Thursday
nights only from to o'clock
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GENTS INDIAGAUZE SHIRTS, 331sc.; WORTH
~ 5Uc.
Gents India Gauze Shirts &c., worth 15c
Scents Baibrisgan shirts, soc: worth Toe.
Closing out Spring Neckwear at half price.
Finest Satteen Drawers only soc
SprinS weight CndershirtS, SOC; worth Toe.
Medium Weight Undershirts nearly all wool. SOC
ASK 70 see the COMFORT SHIRT. made Of Wam-
sutt& cotton and Richardson's 400 Linen bosOms,
Reinforced ready for the wash tus, only So cents.
ms IS the best fitting, best made Shirt In TIE
Remember; only S5c for the Finest Dress Shirt the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
myZS 1902 + STREET NORTHWEST
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complete autograph diary from ITSS To IaaS
, mas Deen discovered among his grandsons
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= OSAf-> NVfN
L DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DR0P0SALS FOR ICE.
l. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
NAsIIISGToS DC, June l. 1850.
Sealed Proposals Will be received until TWELVE
O'CLOCK MOON. WEDS! SDAl. il y H. TNs- Nll-
FotiiIi, 1850, 10 furnish This Departments and is
several bureaus with daily supply OF the best quality
of Northern Ice the fiscal year ending me BON
lSss TO be delivered AT such times and places
such quantities may be required.
Instructions To bidders VIII be furnished on app-a
ton 10 the Custodian, Room 1oi, Department of the
Interior.
Proposals TO be addressed to the Secretary of the In
terror and marked Proposals for lee
je4~thtSm.6t l.. q. G.. LAMAR. Secretary
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSAIS FOR WINDING AND KEEPING
Il IN REPAIR OF CLOCKS
DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
WAsHISGroS, H. G., June a, lSs.,
Sealed Proposals viii be received until TINF,IN-E
O'CLOCK NJ, FRIDAY, JUNE TWt.NTY-SI NTH,
1850 for Winding and Keeping i'm Repair the clocks
of this department and it, bureaus for the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1Sc6
instructions To bidders viii be furnished on apnca-
tcn TO the Custodian, Room l04, Department. OF the
Interior.
Proposals to be addressed 10 The undersigned and
marked Proposals ior Winding; Clocks"
l.. q. & LAMAR.
jeG-s&wGt secretary
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A LARGE LINE OF ODD COATS AND VESTS
VERY CHEAP AT
THE
je6 CORNER 7TH AND G STREETS
BOOMING.


CORNER TENTH AND f STREETS
CROWDED DAILY IN EVERY PART
THE CRASH IN PRICES TREMENDOUS,
DRIVEN TO IT BY THE LATE SPRING BIJr
CLOTHING MUST BE SOLD,
AND THE FOLLOWING PRICES DO IT:
Genuine Calcutta Seersrcker Suits at $lO only few
Splendid Imitation seersucker Coats and Vests at
81. 80, worth S4. 1870 ~
facture. only few lef.
Alpaca Coats at 81, formerly S1.7O
duced from SIS.
Cashmere suits at $3.50 So rs, $3.50 So rs and
81 LOO FULLY 80 per cent lower than the same goods
are offered for by any other house in Washington
Indigo dye blue Flannel Suits at $780, cannot be
matched under SO.
Indigo dye blue Flannel Suits at ST rs worth SO
Ssiil finer Flannel Suits a. $40, former price SIS
zine Hacht Cloth Suits at Sl2. worth sis
$40 pair fine Pants ut about one-half the usual
prices.
Norfolk Jackets Pants 81 O. reduced from SIS.
Norfolk Jackets at So, reduced from 50.
Fine Black Diagonal Prince Albert Suits at SI5
cannot be bought elsewhere under $50.
4-button Getaway Suits in cashmere worsted and
diagOnals, from $40 up.
Office Coats at 25c. and upwards
FOR BOYS TO ID
Sailor Suits at l.50 worth $2.25.
Sailor Suits at 81, worth So.
Sailor suits at 81 SO, worth So.
Norfolk Jackets and Plain Suits, complete line
FOR BOYS IS TO Is:
A good Suit at 81, worth Sc.
An All-wooI Suit at s., worth $3.50
A Splendid Suit at $3.50, worth S1O
a fine Suit at So worth SIS.
a Bali and Bat given with every Boys Suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-17

Linz CELEBRATED
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
The stronges. and best known to the trade.
H. L CRAWFORD,
Sole Agent for District Of Columbia,
Office-141S + ST. NV.
Warehouse-H. l. Biscoe's wharf, foot OF 10th st.
Orders promptly filled and deliveries made 10 any
part of the city.
PAYMENTS.
GRANOLITHIC ARTIFICIAL STONE,
ASPHALTUM, NEGOTIATED MASTIC.
Streets, Sidewalks, Stables, Basement and Cellar
Floors, or wherever solid, smooth and durable
pavement or floor Is required.
Orders promptly attended TO, and AL work guaran-
teed for the term Of tive years
NOTICE
All representations that the above work, as now per-
formed BY me. infringement of any rights OF
others, that any court has held. isaincorrect
II. L. CRAWFORD,
l4l6 y q. NV.
Telephone call No. ISL ap273m