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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
Two Georsetoru Commencemcn,s.

The fourteenth commencement Of the law
department Of Georgetown University will
take place this evening at Ford's opera House
at o'clock lIrhe opening address viii be de.
livorcd by Rev. James A. DoOuau, S. j., the
address to tho graduates by senator Jones, Of
Florida, aud the award of prizes viii DO made
by Hon. X. 4. McrriCk The list OF graduates
is as follows: Master of laws-AndroW n. Can.
field, j. Morgan Eastefliug, J. Paul Chew,
Thomas III. Fl,nam, Thomas Is. Harding, IT,,
Harry T.. Knight, w. II, lamar, jr., George
O'Doherty, James l.. Pugh, ir, James f.
SCaggs and IonryW. Cohon; bachelor of laws
---Frank,B. Baker, Michael J. Colbert, Patrick
II. Devlne, p. V. Dolan Arthur W. Ferguson,
Jere johnson, +. NJ. Higgins, John i. Lalioule
samuel u. Latham, William l.. Marcy, Joseph
j. McClOsKey, Isaac W. Norll niger John NJ.
Rankin, II. II. Reese, Thomas j. Ryder, H. n.
SimOns, Thomas j sullivan, Isaac S.Wheaton,
Leonard &. Wood, ana Herbert f. Woodward.
The tenth commencement Of the Linthicum
Institute will be held at the Curtis school
building, Georgetown, Thursday evening ut 8
o'clock. The programme includes the saluta.
tory by :. Clinton Croplcy. Awarding of
prizes will be by lion. Josiah l.. Dent, preB.
dent of the board of trustees
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
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SOUVE II I E S.

25c Jewelry, all styles, for 1oc.
ape lewe ry all styles, 30
OSc Jewelry, all styles, Sjc
zoe Silver Hair Ornaments for 13c
lOc sterling Silver Rhine ston5 Collar Buttons,
Toe sierlins silver Rhine stone Collar Buttons,
n3c,
loc Chrome Fans, nil styles for 13c.
26c Chrome and Parchment Fans for 10c.
lDC Satin and Sateen Fans for SOC.
eSc Gau2c Fans and other styles for S3c
iNc Leather SatchclS for Acc.
DSC Leather satchels for S3c
Sl.iS Leather Satchels for 81. 30.
2 3 Pockeihooks, al styles, for 2lc.
0Sc Pocketbooks and Card Cases for SIC.
25c Oriental Laces, all styles, for 1pc.
20c Black Spanish Guipure Laces for 2lc
Zoe Crepe Lisse Ruchng for l0c
Zoe "Tourisp' Ruchng' q yards In box, for 1oc,
sc Vel s, all colors, for &c,
2Oc "Hernanr Yelling Tor 24c.
5sG H jl EnbroldeFed Mandkerehiots for Soc
sc Chlld's All Linen IIandk erchiefs for &c.
9 for 25c Linen Cape Collars for Zoe.
95c Lace ana Embroidered Collars for 1oc
dSc Homstltched an Embd Fiehus for SOC.
0sc Cream aud Black Spanish Lace Flchus for 7Sc
2oc Black and Colors English Hose for lOc.
SSS s sG Sse hsk aSd ots SF
g. 10 Pure Black SILK Hose for 1898.
Doc Gauze Underwear, improved shape, for 42c.
4sc Flowers, all styles for 3oc.
gSc Ostrich y TIPS three ln bunch, for 76c.
glsf0 ~ttNu lNlllNllhi an hNJ ltb. lOI Nl.lD
l0c EmbrOiderles, all styles for 15c.
2bC EmbrOderies, all Styles for Zoe.
3Sc EmbrOiderles, all styles, for 25c.
OSc Black aud COlOred Chenille Frlnges, for zoe
Clark o. Mt spool Cotton, for &C.
Genuine Pears" Soap for &c.
Genuine "Inbn's' Extracts for 32c OF.
Manicure Sets. worth zoe, for &c.
Champagne Bottle Bay Rum for 13c.
Dr. Garments 'Dentalaid' Powder, 12c; wash.
24c
25c Isle Thread Mousquetaire Gloves for Igc.
zoe All-Sllk Mouquetalre Gloves for 56c.
Zoe warranted all SILK Mitts for 23c.
35c warranted All-Silk Mitts for 2Dc.
ell 10 "Eite" Kid Cloves for DOC
s1OS Kid Mous quetaires (S.button) for $1.8o.
Csc "COaching' Parasols, all colors for soc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
HOW HORSES ARE EDUCATED.

Mr.. Coup Tells OF the Methods Used
in Training His Four-Footed
Pupils.
"Horses ore very much like human
beings" remarked Mr.. w. @. Coup after
the matinee at Ford's Saturday to q group
of admirers of his animals.
How So" asked reporter for THE
REPUBLICAN.
"If you had any experience with horse
flesh you would readily understand. l
have seen almost as many phsses Of tenn
peraments in tho horse as in the human
being. l have found the horse TO be gem
| tie, kind, vicious, aud treachorous, am
bilious and dull, hard worker and again
as lazy as the common tramp. | really
believe If you take the catalogue of
| human traits of character, similar con-
! ditions will be found in the horse.
Have you had much trouble in train
ing horsesP"
THE same sources Of trouble have
arisen as in teaching children. Some arc
apt, others slow, while again it will be
found impossible to do anything with any
Of them. l have discovered that by
patience and kindness, however, n horse
can be taught some things above his own
level. 1t is mistaken idea that the horse
must be kept in fear with the whip. He
must BIO first taken in hand to learn tho
voice, and gradually made to understand
by example tho meaning Of what is said to
him. Teaching horse is just like
teaching n child when you COM
mence the alphabet with him you
make him repeat it, so as to famil-
iarize him with tho sound and mp
pearance of each letter. So with the
horse. ifyou want him to 20 the left or
right, when you say to the left you lead
him by the head in that direction until
he goes in that direction without your aid.
To be sure it takes time to make
him understand, but he will get as used
TO the words you speak and their mean
ing as he does to whoa and get up
| have been many years training horses,
and you can see for yourself their adj
vancement. There is hardly day but
that something new is taught them, and
have found that tho more they are
trained tho better they como to under.
stand your meaning. The horse is quite
afiectionate, and if you treat him right q
better friend cannot BIO found. l am
thorough believer in training horse
with tho same degree Of care you woult
one of your own children, and if under
taken in that way good results will fol
low"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

Ell 40 Pongee Parasols, IL rib paragon frame,
for 81 AZ.
s2. 20 fancy check Parasos, canopy top, for .0a
SL5O All.silk Umbrellas, all colors for 81 80
clos 28in Allsllk Paragon frame Umbrellas
CASA Lace.trlmmed Parasols, oolorcd Innings
for e2.42
| Csc Chlld's Fancy parasols for Doc
SLID Misses pnrhsOls In oil styles, for 81. 10.
| Sl0S Ladies' "NEwrorr Gossamers, 81. 03.
| SlbO Silvgr-gray Newport uosshmers, SL26,
| SloO SHttecn French torsets ali cOlors, Via.
| g. 20 French Woven COrsots for O0c.
Doc Net Lace Bustlcs for Ste
sR6S Imported Tailur.madc Jerseys for s1.O8.
| sl.35 TallOr-mado Jerseys for sl.lO.
! ifC Drawers 1.-TWO rufiies aud tuck for 35c.
! 2Dc Drawers, tucked yoke band, Tor use
GIGS Chcmises, French Embroidered, for VI. 10,
n 40 Corset Covers. solid lace yoke. for 0Oc.
Sl20 skirts, Torchon Lace trimmed, for O6c
| OOC Gowns, good muslin. and trimming, for oOc.
| Zoe Gowns, French runie and emb derry, for Gle.
| DOC Chemises best muslin and omb'd derry for 42c,
$40 Child's Dress, handsomely embroidered,
| for sl.24.
Doc Infants Cambria slips for Doc.
| lie Nurses Caps, various styles, for 14c.
| 2Dc India Linen Aprons for 22c,
| flo Child's Handmade Fedora Caps for SSc.
| sl.OS Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs for s1.25.
| sLOO Worsted Shawls. superior, for zoe.
S2.oS Child's Cashmere Coats, all colors, s2.25,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

The Quantico high tea, which was post.
ponod on account Of the weather will come of
rs late this week as will be consistent with the
moonlight" portion OF the programme. Mrs.
John A. Logan aud Mrs. Russell 5eliridge will
preside NJ an army and navy bazar on board
the steamer Among their thirty charming
licutcnants who win assist in dispensing
cigars, confectionery, aud bouquets, will be
the Misses Morgan, of New York; Miss Jennie
sheriff., Miss Lulu Rockwell, Miss Daisy Rick.
Lucia BOwles, Miss Grace Hubbard, Miss Virgie
Niles, Miss Endicott, Miss Florence stith, Miss
Abbe Knight, Miss Wharton, Miss Emily Wal
ZACH, Miss Marion West, Miss Sallie Loring
Miss Lee, the Misses CoilCy, Miss Daisy Steuart,
and Mrs. ArChibnld HOpkins.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
A Tea aud Pound Party.

An afternoon ten and pound party will be
given on 1shursiHy at tho ChAdren's Country
Home, on the picrccs min road. This date
has been selected by the ladies in charge to
formally open for the season the home, which
will then receive It's first quota OF little guests,
who come for their tWo weeks stay, at the end
Of which time they return to their homes in
the city. Judging by the similar entertain.
Thursday evening promises to be highly en-.
iOyablc In every respect. Stages will leave at
., &, and O'Clock in the afternoon from the
foot OF High ana Bridge streets, returning at
alternate hours
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
"Novelty" Goods in En-
broideries and Flouncings-

44-inch Batiste in cardinal navy. cream, tan,
skye blue, pink, gendarme, and ox-bood, with
All'overs and two widths OF edgings to match.
4sinch Navy Blue Null, embroidered In
white 13 inches OF embroidery and 20 inches of
cloth. Only 81 80 per yard
13-iuch Navy Blue Null, embroidered in white,
& inches OF embroidery, 3 inches of cloth Only
60c per yard. All-overs and edgings to match.
15.nch Navy Blue Embroidery. embroidered
in white, z inches embroidered and 4 inches of
cloth, only S7l5c rer yard Aliovers and Edg-
ings to match.
9-inch Cream Irish Point Embroidery, EN-.
broldered In brown. only zoe per yard
nal = inches deem oiiiy n. 2b per YARD Two
widths Of narrow edgings to match.
43.inch Navy Blue Null, emb roldered in car.
dinal and white. Ii inches OF embroidery, and
20 inches of cloth, only ~. 20 per yard.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

You are well aware that there exists in this
city Laborers Union, which has seen fit to
put me under ban, or in other words has boy.
cotted" me. AS you no doubt are suffering 10
n certain extent fromithe effects of this secret
order usk you 10 meet me IN conference on
Monday afternoon, June /, at 3 o'clock, at the
Cosmopolitan Hall, corner of Eighth and 4
streets northwest. You are at liberty to
bring any of your friends, as have every de
sire for free and candid expression of opinion
Yours very truly, CHR. HRURICu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
Rockville fair June 8.
CITY ITEMS.

SCIENTISTS, physicians, teachers, and otherS
interested in electrical phenomena and phys
ical experiments are invited to call on Dr. T.
=. Rowland at his dental Office, No. I'll Four
and.analf street northwest, between the hours
OF and 10 on Wednesday evenings during the
month of May, and witness the wonderful de.
vclOpmcnt OF electricity by induction with a
now and improved combination Toepler.
Holt2 and Wimshurst induction electrical ma
chime
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings Of Day in and
About the City.

About the City.
A marriage license has been issued to Alfred |
stone andNettio Burrows, of Georgetown, d. c.
The police made ninety.sovcn arrests for the
twentylour hours ending at o'clock yester-
day morning.
Thomas W. and George w. Simmons were
arrested yesterday for lighting on the com.
mons In East Washington.
During the month of May the clerk of the
cOurtissuedlil marriage licenses, agood record
for even the marrying month.
Tho docket at the clerks Office shows for the
month of May that there were eighteen petit
lions for divorce filed and four granted.
The locality bounded by Ninth and Eleventh
and and U streets is now known as Sheols
Base. 1t is not in order to refer to Hells Bot
| tom any more.
At tho last meeting for this season of the Bio
| logical Society papers were read by MIR. Lester
! +. Ward Dr. II. g. Boyer, L. S. N; Prof G. "
| Riley Col. Marshall Mcdonald, and Dr. Thos.
! Taylor.
The father OF VI. II. Mcwhortor of the sixth
/ auditors Office, was recently killed by being
! thrown from his horse while riding over his
| plantation In Georgia lie had been a member
OF the legislature for twenty-five years.
Daniel kaufman, the mail agent who was
! nom letters and aftorward destroying them,
waived nm examination in Baltimore on Sat
urday, and was sent to jail 10 await trial.
An alarm from l3l at 4 p. m. yesterday was
| for a fire discovered between the ceiling and
third floor Of house No. WIZ 4 street, occupied
/ BY Mr. Z. y. Smith and used AZ a boarding
house. Damage about 500; fully insured.
Prof a. y. skinner, OF the national observn.
tory, delivered an interesting and enjoyable
| lecture Friday night to tn young ladies of
! Norwood Institute. The final exercises of the
institute Will take place at MarinPs Hall on
June T.
The fire NJ X. H. Taylors shirtmaking estab.
/ ll6hmcnt, 9jl Pennsylvania avenue, saturday
| evening, was caused by tho ignition OF the
| woodwork around the heating apparatus. The
total loss to stock aud building by fire and
! water viii not exceed $500.
While grubbing In the flower garden under
I tho Presidents bcdchumber window u few days
1 ago the white house gardener unearthed a
large number OF sgvCntovn-yoar locusts They
! were lully developed, with bright, red eyes and
the letter wv" ON their wings.
Tho funeral of Antonio Blonde, for many
years n resident of East Washington, took
place yesterday afternoon from his residence,
81 = street southeast. Row. DR.. A. +. Steele
omCiltCd. A large circle of friends followed
the remains to Congressional cemetery,
George Briscoc, colored after pummoling
to escape for n time. lie was subsequently
seen by officer llugan walking rapidly W
seventh street and arrested. Brscoc got angry
at the officer arrcsting him, and made des
pcrate assault on him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

The Dashaway Reform CLUB met as usual at
Hilton Hall, corner OF seventh and D streets
last evening, an enthusiastic audience filling
the hall Eloquent addresses were made by
Vice President Hilton, Alexander Whcalen, NJ
W. Mcintyre, J, }. Weed, and Mr.. Allen, OF
Lynn, Mass. Nine signatures were added to
the roll Of those who have determined TO live
hereafter without Tho use Of alcOhol.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

1000 dentists in the United States. Every
year they pack one ton of gold into the pco
pies teeth. But they cannot put iron into the
peoples blood. This is done IN tho most eli
cicnt manner by Browns Iron Bitters, which
contains the only preparation of iron that Il
safe to use. Nearly 100000 bottles of this valu
able medicine are sold in the course of year
aud each bottle does beneiicent work
BrOMn.s Iron DllleTs Cnnnot ininre the teeth.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
The Conri Record.

Court IN General Itrm-Jusiiccs OR, JdmC5,
and lfrrrick -Asslgnmon for to-day-Nos. 90,
O.. ~, 20, n, 50.
EgGuy Court-JHtiies Hdgnu. ssignmenI
for to-day Hewitt OF al. VI, Western Union
Telegraph Company.
Criminal C0urt-Jutiios AdcArthur.-AEsign'
ment for to.day-John w. Drew, presenting
false vouchers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
Fourfooted rrIend. on Tho earn.

DR.. Rudolph lIeSel, superintendent Of tho
carp ponds, keeps three water dogs Of very
pure breeds, Two OF them were imported
from Germany. They will dive under water
and catch aud kill a muskrat. They aud a
white eat, which also belongs 10 the establish.
thus materially aid m destroying the enemies
of the fish.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

|. The Ladies' Ala Association OF The National
Homeopathic Hospital will giyoa garden party
and strawberry festival la the grove adjoining
Park, tomorrow, commencing at 4 O'Clock 4.
M The seventh and Ninth street cans convey
passengers 10 within ahUH distance Of the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

In buying refrigerator be sure you get the
best. II Is very important subject and
affects the health Of a whole family. We ask
yOuto inspect the Leonard CleHnGble Refrigera.
tors ut my store, No. sol Market Space.
w H. HOEKF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
Fell Three Stories Before Awakening.

colored man named Joshua Brown, while
asleep Saturday night, Tell from tho third
story window OF house 2l2i & street aud re.
ceiyed several cuts about the head and
sprained his shoulder.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

81 WOULD not live Away" said the Psalmist
In q moment Of poetic rapture. 81 would not
either" says Josh Billings, irreyerently. So
We ssy-but thon while We do live, let us hold
on to our health and spirits. Tho surest way
to do this is to lay IN a supply of DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup. Try H.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

Its title is "ZoToaster." You can buy II,
beautifully bound In cloth, any day this week,
at Charles Baums book and stationery de-
parIment, for only 30 cents The regular price
Is 81 go
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

shortly after midnight Of saturday Officer
Charles Kenney, of the second preciect, ar.
rested George ". Eslln for cursing upon the
street on the way to the station he fought
the officer desperately, and the latter, was com.
PEELED TO call for citizens TOR assistance. Tim
othy A. Doyle refused 10 aid the officer after
being duly mmmonediand he was subsequently,
arrested. The timely arrival Of Olhcer Hess
saved Onlcer kenney from injury.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
Conrre,sionaI GrsIs.tone Rains.

On the assembling Of Congress that body
win be- psii,IonCd 10 pass an appropriation 10
paint aud repair the Congressional monuments
lining the prominent avenues Ia the Congress.
6lOnal Cemetery, Many OF them sadly need
repairs, aud uthcr ought % b. Teplacgd. Their
appearance II ln contrast with tho clean aud
bright surrounding
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

The fro at II. II, Taylor's Saturday after.
noon damaged about 500 worth Of ladies' cot.
ton aud cambria undergarments, which he
will sell regardless of cost.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
Three raceS-Rockvlllc June 3


Jane c. Poynton, 81 street, reports stolen
from her house between the hours OF and S
p M. Friday, twenty yards of carpet; value
Sl5. Thomas Allen, 63l ID street. reports
stolen from his room IN the third story Mon
day night, a suit of clothes; value ST.. VIII.
lam II. DOugal, 3l70 Road street, reports that
about clock Saturday morning his house
was entered through bath room window Of
the second story, aud pockotbook with sN,
u gold bracelet, gold pins, revolver and u pen =
knife, were stolen; value SiS.JO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
lnr m nnmrnnaIhlc Hn,nlInl.

~ YOU want Employment Try the Want"
columns OF ana itEruBLluAM Three lines
three lmuF iur - trutA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

Lot lilo doz Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers
high and low neck, extra good value,
ONLY 15C EACH.
Lot 300 do2 Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers
Chemises, and Corset Covers, good quality anc
thoroughly made.
ONLY 25c EACH.
Lot 3-12O doZ Ladies' Extra Fine Musllr
ChemIses, Corset Covers, and Drawers, splendid
quality, well maze and trimmed. excellent value
ONLY 37lgc EACH.
Manufactured expressly for us: 100 doz Ladies'
Fine Muslin Walking skirts, Cambria Rufiing
0-inch hem, intrlnsicily the best value ever of
fered In Muslin Skirts. and cannot be obtained
elsewhere,
ONLY Doc EACH.
90 doz Ladies' Muslin Walking skirts, Oh In
Cambria RUNE, with nine wide tucks above OK
ceilent quality, fine workmanship. actually
worth s1.26,
ONLY d EACH.
tsecond hoor--Take the ELEVATOR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

Ladies Muslin Under
wear-This Dept. was never
in better condition to supply
the wants of the trade than
at present, and we are now
displaying an. exceptionally
fine stock of the best material
of superior workmanship, at
prices which have never been
lower.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

"ALpERSEY DAIRY WAGONS" Fresh Alder.
ncy butter churncd every morning, and deliv.
cred in - pound Ward prints, ut IOc per
pound Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; but.
iermllk, DC. per quart, and sweet milk at &C.
ppruuuTL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

New Bed Linens.-These
goods take first rank with the
fine trade, being particularly
recommended for their light
ness, GOODNESS, and durability.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
Annual Grand Summer
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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

June /. June q. June g.
Are to be three memorable days The Palais Royal.
Special decorations and entirely stock of Summer
Novelties are to be exhibited The "Souvenirs of the
opening will be found below Only piece of each lot
will be sold a customer We have to make this rule
the goods being offered below cost our competitors would
buy in wholesale lots.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
DRY GOODS.
WHY WE MADEiREDUcTIoNs.

WHY WE MADEiREDUcTIoNs.
Trade has been slow and
we are DESTROYS of promptly
disposing of a large surplus
stock of Spring and Summer
fabrics, the demand for which
has been checked by the un-
seasonable and generally un-
favorable condition Of tn e
weather.
We allow no goods to ac-
cumulate and 60 over from
one season to another, pre-
ferring to open each season
with an entirely new and de-
sirable stock.
REvIEw.-We herewith
give a brief mention of some
of the many lines Of goods of
which we have a surplus, and
which have been reduced and
previously advertised:
Guinet's Black Silks
:1I.22S grade reduced to :11999e
:5:SSSS : ! :EFSSS$$$
22-lnch large Check silk surahs.
LOO, reduced to 500
"a Gilbert Ladies' Cloths.
In a most magnificent line of desirable shades
and coorlngs,
s1.OO and 1925 reduced to 75c.
4o-inch Fine Black All
wool Lace Bunting, very de-
sirable--
5oc, reduced to 37hc,
4o-inch All-wool Black
Brocade Grenadine, elegant
goods
Csc, reduced to soc.
We have a surplus stock OF
Hosiery, and make the fol
lowing reductions to effect
their early disposal. They
must be sold.
Ladies' Oxford Mixed Cotton Hose, good Arm
| quality, double heels and toes iull regular made
FORMER prlce..,..,,. .9Oc
| Surplus stock price,
| Ladies Fine Unbleached Balbriggan Hose
| double heels and toes for summer wear.
| FORMER prlCc,,..,.. ...".'.'.ZOC
| Surplus stock priCe.............. ZIG
| Ladies' Fine Split Feet Black Hose also Whit
| heel and toe.
| surplus Stock prlce..... ....,.....u.....-oc
| Children's Derby Ribbed Cotton Hose, extri
lengths two shades of garnet.
surplus Stock price
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
Swiss Flouncings-

15-nch Swiss Flouncings, finch deep EN-
broidery, only SOC per yard.
19nch Swiss Flouncings, Embroidery 1OIh
inches deep, only zoe per yard.
NorE-'rhese are particularly desirable for 8.
hounce dresS fronts.
Second hoor-Take the ELEVATOR.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

Sspcr gallon, rs cents Il quart bottle. No. 1
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
at MCGee's, Ninth. near D.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

Special train for Rockville june at y
o'clock. .5la. ~. Moo m 81
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01
PURE MAPLE SUGAR.

We have Just received q large lot Of Pure
,l sl,t'r M M ~ h.i,rci augar.c,irod Itap,s
.mali size, l2i4c per pound choice Creamery
Butter specially; sl1 pounds pure Lard for
strictly cash. Goods amountlngtO 81 or over de
livcrud free pOOLE, HROOKE a CO.,
O4i LOulBiana avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-01

90-inch Irish Linen sheetings. excellent
values Soc and 76c per yard.
9O-inch Belgian Linen sheetings excellent
values, soc, 00c, 81, l.l2Ll per yard.
bO-inch Irish Pillow Linens, 12Ihc.
bI-inch Irish Pillow Linens, Soc
4b~inch Belgian Pillow Linens, 4sc.
4b-inch Belgian Pillow Linens DOC
46'inch Belgian Pillow Linens 5Sc,
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