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WHITE GOODS.


We have now the largest stock of WHITE GOODS
i'm the city, and a rock bottom prices
Yard wide INDIA LINEN AT and Sc. per yard
4o-inch INDIA LINEN at l2lgc per yard.
Just received n large lot of DOTTED AND FIGUR
ED SWISS, which viii sell at I2Iyc
DIMITY LAWN AND PIoUEat IoIac
4oinch BATIsTE. in all the evening shades. AT
l2l2c per yard.
We have just succeeded in purchasing go dozen Of
Ladies' fun regular made Hose in seal Brown. Navy
Blue and Slate TO sell at loo.
ladies fine gauge Pin Stripe Hose at 2oc; actual
value, ISc.
Ladies' Lisle Hose in Fancy Stripes and solid col
ors 43c.
GLOVES
Black silk Gloves at 34c: worth double the price.
Ladies Silk Mitts in all oolors a: 39c.
We have just received n large lot OF
LADIES. DRESSING SACKS.
made of India Linen. with Embroidered RufIie and
Fine Tuckng. formerly sold for SI5o VIII close
them at 9sc
LADIES NIGHT DRESSES,
made of the Finest Cotton with yoke of al-over Em
ofouefy, flnDroldered Neck and SleeSts-
former price SL59, now Csc.
OUR STOCK is COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART
MENT
STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL
O'CLOCK,
LANSBURGH & BRO
je9 40. 422. 424. 426 SEVENTH STREET
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CLEARING SALE $40 suits, Eiseman Bros, 7&E.
CLEARING SALE frock suits. Eiseman Bros.

SPECIAL NpTICE.-Having discovered that the
material contained in II lot of drawers stamped
X.X. Il. ''Challenge," price zoe, sold by us is
tender, and consequently worthless TO the
wearer. We earnestly request our customers
that have purchased these drawers to return
them and exchange them tor stout goods or
have their money refunded. HENRY FRANC,
The only strictly one price hat and gents fur
nishing store in the city.
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GENTS INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS, 33isc.: WORTH
VI Doc
Gents India Gauze Shirts. Soc; worth .5c.
Gents Balbriggan Shirts, 5Oc: worth 15c.
F. Closing out Spring Neckwear at half price.
Finest Satteen Drawers only Doc
Spring Weight Undershirts. JOc: worth sJc.
Medium Weight Uudershiris, nearly all wool SOC.
ask 10 the COMFORT SHIRT made Of VAN
sutts Cotton and Richardson's =, loo Liren b0sOIns-
reinforced, ready for the wash tut, only % cents
This Is the best fitting. best made shirt In f..e
market.
only SIC for the Finest Dress shirt at the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
my2S 1902 4 STREET NORTHWEST
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For cheapest black Cashmeres, Silks, velvets
Satins, and all Over laces go to J. E. Young s.
736 7th street, Mourning Store 3
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Lower Prices than eve

r. Goldschmid. S12-7th st. n W. win offer for
tomorrow only the following unaproachable
Inducements; Wire dish covers 5 in a nest 35c;
New shape of white china Tea sets decorated
with broad gold bands Al pcs. reduced from
500, to S511; with marrow gold band Sc pcs.
only $40; also several handsome decorated
Tea sets with few pieces missing at half price;
Colored glass berry bowls with saucers to
match Acc, worth 100; Colored glass ice
cream saucers IL for SIC, worth soc; White
porcelain cups and saucers only SIC /, dz. sold
elsewhere for SIC; Elegant new shape Of hand
some decorated english china chamber sets
only 5.9S, with covered jar S.97; Covered cham
Der buckets assorted eolors 33c; Goblets with
engraved band for BE; Garden sprinklers 9c
Large dust pans assorted colors Sc; Muffin pans
sc; Pie plates 5 for 1Oc; Bowls and pitchers
assorted colors SIC: Tin cups y pit. for &c, pit.
5 for 1Oc, OF. 3 for 1Oc; Garden tools. with long
handles &c; Tumblers 3 for 10c; Glass sets 4
pes 25c, worth soc; J., gal. Water pitchers CSC,
worth oOc; Colored glass salt or pepper shakers
extra large size only Sc; ColOred glass ind salts
q for 19c; Crystal cake stands 25c, worth 5Oc
Decorated french china dessert plates for 69c,
worth 1.25; Chinese pattern cake plates for
SIC, Ice cream saucers to match for 5:3c Also
an immense assortment OF Baby carriages. Re-
frigeratOrs, Ice chests and Travelling trunks
will be offered at manufacturers prices,
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IolI. I243 IIth ST. 3. +

Spend few moments in reading A. Kant.
mans advertisement In the Post and Republic
can. It will pay you.
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Gentlemen's and Boys Summer Hats.
New style light colored Derbys, So, So SO;
Splendid assortment Mackinaws 81 81 so, 50;
Mems and Boys Jumbos, 25, 30. Use, 81.
Chlidrens wide-brim Shade Hats, all prices;
drop In and inspect Styles and Prices"
Largest line and best make of Trunks:
At X. {. Lewis, 92U TIN St, bet and K sts NV.
N.B.-Price plainly marked on each article. 2
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READ Carefully.

We are now building extension of 35xII7 feet %
our already magnificent establishment which wheE
finished will give us
THE FINEST SHOW ROOMS
In the United States. We al 50 have
THE FINEST ELECTRIC LIGHT
In the country making at night entire building "a
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 our
enterprise of running our building through TO st
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 exceptionally large for this seaso
ofthe year.
100 Pieces CoLoREp LACE BUNTING, yard
wide. at 12lac
These goods great bargnin nj s0c per yard bus
they mus; be closed 10 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 loo. per yard
yard, fully worth l2lzc
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SELLING Orr
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT GREAT LOSS

NAVY BLUE sATTINEs with white figure re-
duced to 1Sc.
Finest quality BATISTE, Csc, reduced to 15c.
PACIFIC LAWNS, very fine quality nearly yard
wide, reduced 10 Sc.
NUNS VEILINGS, 1Sc
Fine quality DRESS GINGHAMS, Sc.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, Sc.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES reduced
to 5Uc.
Splendid quality BLACK SILKS, reduced from
ST. down to 81.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from 81
down to 75c
Very best quality MERRIMAC CALICO, sc.
Beautiful LAWNS, SC.
New York Mills SHEETING. CSC,
COLORED BROCADEVELVETS, reduced to $3.50.
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DRAWING To a CLOsE.-Hahns Clearing sale.
Series III. embracing all their misses and chill
dren' boys and youths low shoes and slippers;
Misses Opera slippers down to soc: Childrens
hand-sewed NewpOris JOc-: Boy and Youth :
Low shoes now zoe, and many like bargains TO
clear out. Cali ere too late. at SIG .th street
and 1922 Pennsy wanna avenue.
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u.,d;n., yIo,,en Sv,o,o

Kid and Goat Pointed Slippers. SOC,
GENUINE serge Shippers
Aiu-ineu opera Zoe GUc.
Common Sense Opera Slippers. Csc
Hahns, SIG It'll St., and 1922 Pennsylvania
ave. 0
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in Dunlap and other popular blocks. Prices So
S2: 45 and S2.t5. A clean saving of 81 on eacl
~ one price hat and gents furnishing store il
this city.
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FIGuRED cHALLE DE LAME REDUCED TO
PINK, BLUE NILE, BUFF AND CARDINAL
ALBATROSS REDUCED FluM - To a.5c
Bl;ACk SERGE, ALL WOOL. REDUCED FROM
80 TO :51i2c
SILK WARP NUNS YELLING. THE FINEST
BLACK GOODS MADE, HAVE BEEN REDUCE
IN PRICE
BLACK CREPE DE CHINE AT 81 30.
BARGAINS IN BLACK SURAH SILKS.
FIGURED INDIA SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY
AT REDUCED PRICES.
NEAT Gu licked sURAIIS AT 81, REDUCED
FROM SAB.
INDIA PoNGEE. WHITE. 20 IN WIDE at s.I.,
BAl.ANtE OF OUR FINE PARASOIS WILL 49,
otff FIRED AT ABOUT HALF PRICE
LADIES AND CHiLDREN'S HOSIERY.
SILK HOSE IN GREAT VARIETY.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
100 PIECES FINEST BATIsTE AT I5c
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
ONE PRICE.
\. B-TliE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST Jel3
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1911. 124a IIth ST. & r
Pearl. Drab and MaDle Derhvs-

For new short end novelties read A. Kant
mans advertisement in the Post and Republi.
can. ,
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CLEARING SALE $40 suits, kiseman Bros, 7&E.
CLEARING SALE children's suits, Eiseman
Bros. cor. 9TH and T..
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The New York Trunk Houso

Is the place to purchase your Trunks. You will
save 80 per cent, and the workmanship will
outwit any baggage-smasher in the country.
n, ct,
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CLEARING SALE boys suits, E!seman Bros.
CLEARING SALE serge suits, Eiseman Bros.
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EDUCATIONAL

"A snla, having taugh! foT two years; WIN .coash
;sSsss p HOWARD So Ssai
CHoRTHAND-SPECIAL INSTRUCTION IN
= Reporting to advanced students Terms noder-
Reps Lessons given Tesidesce ana schools letters
VVASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY:
ta.on 70 All 10 see the method y WHICH You csn
soon learn u profession. fla I'd st. Sc. je6 I'm
NonaaW9o6s 1SsTIIUTE.lalS AND l2lt l.Tii
young ladies' sessions $3.50 Sept So Early ap-
Rlisation necessary as NUMBER of boarders will be
CwTTHIN {. SHORTLIDGES MEDIA ACAD-
- envy admits and Classics young men and boys at
LIDGE, AN, Harvard College Graduate, Media, Pa
TlHE BERLIrz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
123 14th st. n. W., CITY
WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL SUMMER
ALSO SUMNER SCHOOL AT
PLYMOUTH. MASS.
1Ol FR uB cHkE lE5 SErw P,IsdS A AiSI
an vase snssss fGrn
Professeur de Francois. ap2S-2m
CHORTHAND = REGULAR CLASS SESSIONS
= every evening Private Lessons a specially. AN
Offered at w ASHINGTON PHOTOGRAPHER HEAD
QUARTERS 927 / st. NV. apl
business EDUCATION FOR YOUNG AND
- middleaged men and women Spring and sum.
mer sessions of the Spencerian Business College cor
9th and d sts n. v: Rapid writing, bookkeeping.
rapid calculations, English Language, stenographv
type-writlng etc, thoroughly taught Tuition: Year
from date OF entrance day or night $50 three months
day, $50; night, IL; one month, day, 81, night So
ssiS & frincpa ses sak e
a. SfENCER wee Principal mh2S
MISS AMY LEAVITT, OF BOSTON, GRAD
AVA uate and certified examiner of the New England
Conservatory. Piano technique. harmony aud voice
culture. 1912 10th st NV DIS
FI1HE CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE,
Il 493 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Select Civil Service Library;
Practical Civil Service Studies: and
Thorough Civil Service Drill
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVEN.
INGS. Hours from 7 to 9pm
Terms reasonable Ja22-2Ows
DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study: to adults confidential: prepares college
Annapolis, West Point, all examinations.
IVY INSTITUTE, s.w. corner Sth and + SITS. NV
Mathematical. Classical. Business.
5. w. FLYNN, A. NJ
Evening Classes S3 and SIS month. oc29
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuSemcnIs Tonight.
ALBAUGHS OPERA HoUsE.-''The Pirates of
PenZance."
THEATER COMIQUE.-Variety.
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Bound to Keep the Lead.
TheO. Hollander. West End Combination Stores
1900 and 1902 Pennsylvania avenue
Mems extra size alpaca coats, 81
Mems all-WoOl suits, 81.
Mens 1-button cut-away suits, $40.
Youths blue flannel suits So
Youths very nobby suits. $4.5O: children's
pants, i to years, 25c.; children's suits -:
40 and S2.5O;men's Mackinaw hat - 5 20
and 81 40; men $ French percaic sears Tor DC
each. Full line of celuloid collars and cuffs
men Atra size underwear Mems solid leather
dress shoes, $1.25, 81; sc; mems solid leather
low shoes, LILO; ladies kid button boots, 9s,c,
$1.24, $149; ladies' hand-sewed kid Uyfofds'
SIC, 00c.; childrens shoes, heel or spring sizes
S-11, Zoe; 100 fine trunks, from 81 to SO 80. !
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MACKINAw HATS are again the style. Francs
ST. SI.2U, and SI.I5 are not To be surpassed
corner 9TH and ID. The only strictly one price
hat and gents furnishing store in this city.
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CLEARING SALE SO suits, Eiseman Bros, 7&E.
CLEARING SALE serge suits, Eiseman Bros.
BLACK AND WHITE SHADE HATS. % cents,
at Writings, 924 Pennsy lvania avenue.
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F Err "A A R + R "A ssss oooot ssss
+ IA < kA IA 4 ssss 90 ILL ssss =

One Brocaded Satin Parasol silk lining, trimmed
with finest quality of Escur!al Lace handle carved
III representation of bird resting the branch of
tree. These ParasOls-have sold all the season for
Sl1.5O,
CLOSING OUT PRICE, Se9s.
Two BrOcaded silk Grenadine Parasols cbangeable
silk lininc trimmed with black and silk s.Soudanese
lace, ebony handle, finely carved now marked at
S9.9S,
CLOSING OUT PRICE, S64s
One Parasol. entirely covered with White Oriental
ace, silk lining fancy handle with silver tip price
all the season, Sl3 so,
CLOSING OUT PRICE, soos.
Two White Satin Brocaded Parasos, white silk lin
ing. kscural Lace. trimmed, sold for and splendid
value at $S.25,
CLOSING OUT PRICE, $685.
One Garnet Satin Parasol. white silk lining trim
med with two rows Of spanish Guipure Lace, marked
In plain figures. Stops.
CLOSING OUT PRICE, s76s
Three Beautifully Brocaled Satin Parasols, trimmed
with Escural Lace lined with best quality of silk.
sold all the season for SiO.9S,
CLOSING OUT PRICE, SS.4S
Two Black Satin Parasols with colored chenille fig
ures, trimmed with two rows Of Black French Lace
sold by us for 49, S, by other stores for $40,
CLOSING OUT PRICE. Seas
One Satin Parasol, handsomely brocade.l. handle in
imitation Of alligator skim We had twelve of these
Parsols; have sold eleven for $3.50 The last one Is
offered at
CLOSING OUT PRICE, S49s
Twentythree White satteen Coaching parasols, i'm
proved shape, sold all over the city for so.
CLOSING OUT PRICE, Csc
Three dozen Carriage Parasols. very best quality
satin. imported sticks and improved fastenngs sold
for 81 8S and $3.50.
CLOSING OUT PRICES, $1.4s AND $1es
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Bound to Keep the Lead.

124l, 1913 1lth st. =. T..
For big bargains see A. klufman's advertise
ment In Post and Republican,. 2
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TTNO EUROPE--NORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINE
Il London, Havre and bremen. Red Star Line
Antwerp: Hamburg American Lne-Paris, Ham
burg. Royal Netherland Mail Line-Amsterdam.
Floflo INSTRUMENTATION Line, American Line,
North German Lioyd-Ha;tfm0re. Bremen. For plans
tickets aud other information apply 70 the agent,
EDWARD r. DROOP.
Gate w. q. Metxerott 4 Co..
te6-1m o2b H. ava
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ImroarAsr NorrcH

HJ From June 18th to July LIST will take place
great Closing Out Sales in the various departments Of
the Palais Royal. Having had grand summer bust
ness. and having made considerable money, and re-
cognizing the will be over have deter
mined to close out the balance of stock
COST. This statement is not made rashly. stupidity
untruthfuy. We have sufficient wisdom to know it
pays to be honest with patrons Deception is
discovered and deservedly punished. You know
what you have been paying for our goods. Come and
learn the closing OUT prices. 'Seeny Is believing,
is 1t not: Remember REDUCED PRICES IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT. For to-day we advertise
In the Republican the closing out prices in the Under
wear department: in the Post closing out prices in
Hosiery and in this paper the closing out prices of
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1241, 1913 Ilth st. 8. f.
If you want to hear and see the latest ont
read A. knuiman's advertisement in to-mo,-
rows Post and Republican, y
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CLEARING SALE sack suits. Eiseman Bros.
CLEARING SALE Norfolk suits, Eiseman Bros
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1911. 1913 l1tia st. S, f.,
BlOut's Bargain Bulletin.

Don't fail to read A. kaufman's advertise
ment in tomorrow's Post and Republican, 2
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BASE BALL--The Nationals were vanouished
by the Nirginias, in Richmond yesterday by a
score of u To 4. The game was lost by errors
on the part of the Nationals at critical points
ana an inability 70 hit the ball safely, although
park this afternoon, and one of the most excit-
ing game oil n, season Is expected. Games
elsewhere yesterday: AT Baitinore-Baltimore
IL. Louisville =. At N0rIolk-NorfoIk Is, VIII
Inington =. At Newark, n. J.-Newark 4,
Trenton 3. At Observation-Disclosures s, BOs-
Ton y: AT Chicago-ChicagO Z, Buffalo 4. At
New lork-AIetropolitan ], Cincinnati s. At
New fork-Brooklyn 3. st. Louis /. AT ST.
i.ouis-St. Louis 3. Detroit 4. At Springfield
Mass.-Phiiadelphia 23, Springfield 5.
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OCE BUSINESS is "a mutual one. Our luck is
yours We were exceedingly lucky in pro-
curing another bankrupt stock oi $4,000 worth
of fine button. Lace and Congress CATERS. strap
ties, Newport and oxford button and ties,
slippers and buSkinS As intend to sell
them within ten days ii will be your luck To
call at once and get the best bargain ever sold
At IOCNG's Shoe House.
HeiDurl> Old Stand.
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CLEARING SALE summer clothes, Eiseman Bros
We CAN PUT tine improved burners on your
vaPor stove. ~ Eberly * sons, us 9Th street.
CLEARING SALE boys suits, Eiseman Bros.
CLEARING SALE childrens suits, Eiseman
Bros, cor. 9Th and T.
ARTIFICIAL EYEs-Hempier's Pa. ave-, near
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. G., June 10. 1855. III a. IN.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
no change i'm temperature except IN the eX-
tremc northern portion. slightly warmer, Vari-
able winds
For Saturday, fair. slightly warmer weather
j. Indicated for the districts bordering on the
Atlantic
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MINISTER COx'S NEW PURCHASE-HOn s
;. Cox has purchased. through ThoS. j. Fisher
& 90. the ground fronting thir1y-one feet on
New Hampshire avenue and running through
u 2olH siFc2:, containing J. l02 square feet.
The price was Si2,oUO which j trifie less
tiien per loot This ground adjoins 10 the
south the property recently owned by Mr.. Cox
Dupont Circle.
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CARRIERS,

I'll MARKET SPACE,
je12 Near the Corner of It'll street.
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CATTLE MARKET.-Held every Wednesday at
Queenstown, on the Metropolitan branch Il.
and .. K. r., three miles from the city, Lewis
ID. Means, proprietor. 1872 head Of cattle on the
market; 16O sold to butchers, balance left over
Best sold from oas to $40 good; 81. to 5l2; fair,
1927 old sheep and lambs up, i.945 sold
to butchers; balance left over. Old sheep sold
from 3aa to IA. Lambs, 5 to 7. 40 cows and
state OF the market dull for both cattle and
sheep.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

II oCkwooD HOUSE. HAgPER'S FERRY, w.
IL Va, MT = r. loveu proprietress.
opens May So'h Loo feet above tide: s5v WAY
eet above the rivers ms Jar niosQui-
toes; grand scenery: large rooms: table usssS
ceed; good fishing; open until ;So 50 per week
Ia hours from W ashifsgtcn, ID. G. myl 2-2ms
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I HALF PRICE.-Chambray gingha.ns, 5ls cts. ::
ihoia linen, cts, % cts, ets I2L, cts: chill
urens fancy hose, no seams is cts: ladies
ssauze vests silk finish, 81 cts; silks and grena-
south side. ~
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PROPERTY SALES.-MrS. VI. Nelinda Chapman
h:ts Solt To samuel NOrnGEt. for ST. 900 three
lots 6U feet front each. ON the east side OF 12d
street. between VI and y streets. and nine alley
bots on The iI;tre adjoining to the north. Mrs
Annetta +. keeler has sold Ia Rudolph Gold
srhlliI!, Tor $500. a part of the lot at the
northeast corner of Yale and 18th streets in
Columbia Heights
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CLEARING SALE summer clothes, Eiseman Bros
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TWENTY DOLLARS EACH FOR SLEEPING IN
PUBLIC PARKs-l.ast night and this morning
at an early hour Lieut. Arnold, with a squad OF
officers, visited the Smithsonian and Agrcul-
turai grounds and arrested nine men whom
they found asleep on the benches and ON the
grass under the trees. The nine men were
lined and marched oil 10 the fifth precinct
station,whcre they gave their names as follows
Robert Waters, James Taylor. James Alexan-
der, Charles TiscO, August BoelImke John
Miller, Thos. Key, John Ellis, Albert Parish
Thomas Key left 50 collateral. The others
wefe locked up and taken to the Police Court
this morning, where they were CHARGED with
trespassing. Keys collateral was forfeited
The Others were convicted, and Judge Smell, re-
marking that he was not going to have the
pubic parks made resting places OF by drunken
ioaicrs. imposed a fine of S2O or two months In
each case.
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FUNERAL OF THE LATE ROBERT H. Ora
HAM The funeral of Robert II. Graham, which
took place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence. 511 9th street, was largely attended.
The remains were inferred in Congressional
cemetery. Rev. Drs. Mckinney, Sunderland
and Meador conducted the services The pail
bearers We're: Messrs E. G. Davis, w. G. Brock,
&C. DuncanSOn, Geo. w. BalIock, j. Stephen n
son, y. I. Whiting, John H. Bird and Y. NJ.
Dubant, representing the. knights Templar,
Scottish Rite, Chapter and Lodge F. A. a. NJ.
The burial services begun at the house were
concluded at Congressional cemetery. The
funeral cortege was one of the largest that has
been seen in this city for years.
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JUDGE SMELL APPROVES OF THE WHIPPING
Posi- FOR WIFE BEArERS.-"ThiS Is the fourth
VIE bedter from East Washington this week.
SAID Prosecuting Attorney Thomas this morn
M when sam CaS'ell was arTai.sIied in the
Police Court charged with beating his wife
Annie u am guilty" answered Sam. Il think
that the Maryland legislature struck the nail
'n the head when il passed tine recent law
aEeCtIns wife bcaters trcferrin. tn the law es-
taoilShinE Il whipping post for such Oftenders)
s;tid the Judge, who imposed Il fine OF $40 30
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-19

A PLEASANT WEDDING IN EAST WASHING.
TON.-There was q pleasant wedding last even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs John r. John
ston, l45 9Th street southeast. The bride was
their daughter, Miss Annie T.. Johnston, and
the groom was Mr.. George b. Bury, OF the book
bindery government printing office. Miss Belle
Johnston and Mr. Leonard Robey acted respec-
lively as bridesmaid and groomsman. Fathers
Sullivan and Hughes Officiated. There was a
very large attendance OF friends, who were en-
tertalned after the ceremony At q wedding sup
per. The bride received L rOOmfrl of beauti-
1ul ana useful presents. After the wedding
feast the couple repaired to their new home No.
o3 ID street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-19

MARRIAGE LICESSES.-The clerk of the court
has Issued marriage licenses to George b. Bury
aud Annie f. Johnson: William \. Tibbs and
Henrietta French; Charles T.. Foster and Sarah
Ann Cross; Fenton Jackson and Ida Matthews.