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ALL OUR $3.50 smyrna rugs reduced toS2. 49,
A. our So 90 to 81. -. All 81 30 Smy rna mats
$l.lO. For July 18th, 18th and 18th only.
JULIUS IkSSBURGH, 315 18th ST. NV
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julius IASSRUEGH, 3l5 9TH street. will sell
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday. July 18th,
18TH and .th, >. 200 hassocks at 40 cents each.
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GREAr MARk DowS In Goops,
our Crescent shirt, made of good cotton and fine
Linen Bosoms, reinforced. and made with the patent
stays only 5Sc. Our InvncIbe shirt. made of " ann
sutta cotton and extra fine Linen Rosoms Made i'm
the best manner only 80 cents. Percslle shirts p
Collars ana GUNS, ID cents. Closing "A lot of 70
dozen Suspenders. at i. cents cheap at - cents 3
open work Lace shirts for SO regular price 30 cts
each D pairs French Cnblcached socks fun regular
made, 81. All the latest STYLES Linen Collars Fl o
per dozen. Finest Dress shirts made TO order Tor So
perfect tit guaranteed
At the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
je24 lOo2 STREET NORTHWEST
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LOCAL MENTION.
W Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHISGToS, ID. g.. July II. $50. am.
For District of Columbia. Maryland, and Vir-
ginia, local rains followed by fair weather,
slightly cooer. winds generally southerly.
FOT Thursday-rtins and slightly cooler
weather are indicated for New England, and
local rains followed by fair weather and sta
tHnary temperature for the middle Atlantic
States
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EM B ROIDE ES.

DRESS FLOUNCINGS, new designs, extra value,
As inches wide at 9Sc $l.15. S135. 81 .65, 81 90.
SWISS FLOUNCINGS, new and elegant patterns,
II inches wide, 25 %. 80 and Soc
NEW SWISS ALLOVERS So ~. CSC and $3.50
per yard.
25 dozen CORSET COVERS. v shape. embroidered,
SIC: worth SOC.
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i.EtGHTwooD RACES tomorrow at $3.50. Ad
mission free.
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F q. SMITH HOB Pa ave

Or ~NIE-
Btrgains in Pianos and Organs.
Every Instrument To be sold at some price be
1OTe removal.
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PRISONS absent from the city can have their
or,itr> for Shoes faithfully executed by address
In IIahn's Reliable Shoe House, SIC 9TH st.
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SMITH Il WARDwELL.
Mems and Boys Bicycle Shirts for SOC.
up to So. so, at Auerbachs, corner 7th and H.
This is Just the Season for CIarets,
light Wines raspberry and other syrups. We
have them in great variety and at marked
down prices. Early call advised. 80 days
closing out sale. N. T. METZGER & Bro,
1 AT Tth st N
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Condensed Locals.

Mr.. II. VI. MctIeIland, of this city, while on a
Grabbing expedition at Cape May Monday.
siIppe, and Tell overheard, in deep water, and
narrowly escaped drowning. He was rescued
by one of his companions, who jumped over
board after him.
Henry Menikheim tried before Judge
Smell yesterday on - charge OF assaulting Edgar
Griffith and taking from his person ST. and was
acquitted OF the charge.
NJ j. Colbert Was yesterday appointed an ex-
amIncr in clIanccry.
Those who leave the city during the summer
can have The STAB mailed to- them for any
length OI time and the address changed as often
a. desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance
Prom Joseph Shillington we have the Young
Ladies' Journal for August.
During the second act of the opera at Al
baughS last night an old man wabbled smil-
ingiy down the center aisle until he stood just
behind the Iesiier OF che orchestra, when lac be-
gan throwing kisses to- Miss Winston. He was
removed without difficulty.
The proposed ceremonies attending the lay
Ing of the corner stone of the addition to the
Garfield hospital have been abandoned, owing
To the absence from the city OF Mr.. Justice Mil
Ter, who was To have delivered the address.
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How TO Acquire Good Memory" by a s.
icy q. See educational column.
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Gents Suits Cleaned, dissatisfaction
guaranteed at C.. PUTsCHEs 1729Paav m, ", s3m
81 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGees, 9th, near u ST.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y h. Ward" prints. 85c
per IT, Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik;
Sweet Milk sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents.
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best
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Do Not Let the Summer Heat Affect
YOu.

You.
In New Orleans, La, Tuesday at noon,
June 18th, 1885, an event full of interest oc-
curred-the 1881 Grand MonthIy-the second
Louisiana State Lottery. 1922, 500 was scat
tered over the earth after this manner: Ticket
No. 1S, 145 drew the First Capital Prize of
$15O,OOO. 1t was sold in tenths at 81 each
one to Mrs. j. Clark at Fern, Clarion Co.. Pa;
one to j. w. Williamson, Willow Grove, VIVA,
collected through Bank of Ravenswood, Ravens
WOOD, West Va; the Others were sold to parties
whose names are withheld by request. No.
$4,000, sold in tenths also-two of which
costing each 81 but drawing $4,000, were
paid through the Bank of Commerce, Memphis,
Tenn; one through the Peoples Bank OF New
Colby, care of A. Friant, Willow, Cal, through
Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express at San Jose, Cal;
another to VIM. +. Seymour, No. 1875 Thalia
street, New Orleans, La. No. 7O,453 drew the
Third Capital Prize of $4,000, sold in tenths
each at $1-One was paid to Joshua Burrell, No.
2,215 street northwest, Washington city, d.
C.; another was paid to Samuel Pearson, Wash
ingtOn city, ID. c.; another was held by w. T..
Putnam, Boston, Mass, collected through
paid to the American Express Co., Columbus,
O., ETC., etc. Nos 30, 23O and 4O,2O1 drew the
Fourth, two Prizes OF $4,000 each, sold in
tenths each at 81, two OF which were paid to
First National Bank OF Pontiac, Mich; other
o.; another to w. u. SimOns and j. $. Mappa,
No. 523 Clay street, San Francisco, Cal; an
other to w. L. Garrett of San Francisco also,
and SO the golden shower fell. enriching ali
around 1T. The next opportunity will be on
Tuesday, August 10th, the 195th Grand
Monthly Distribution, to be conducted as usual
by Gems G. L. Beauregard OF La, and Jubal A.
Early of Va, as sole managers All informa-
ton desired can be had from NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La Do not let the summer heat
drive this out OF your mind.
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Do Not FAIL to attend the great 80 days
Closing out sale at y. Il. METZ'iER & BROS,
AZ 9TH ST. II.
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A Friend in Need Is n Friena

If the man is public benefactor who makes
two blades of grass grow where one grew before,
surely he is public benefactor. too who con-
tributes something to the relief of suffering hui
manity. He is a friend in need. Many who
have launched a variety of medicines on the
credulous public, which do no good, friends
but in name. But when preparation which
combines both food and medicine in one, and
which is universally recognized, like the Celery,
Beef and Iron, is given to mankind, then we
may recognize DR.. Henley AS friend to hui
mainly indeed. All druggists sell it.
The Office Of the Howe Machine
is at Auerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms, 9TH
and II streets.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

saw your evesight Consult HempIer. cor. a,
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See our Center window Display Of
15c HANDKERCHIEFS.
We consider them cheap any At this price ne
city

LAWN CHEMIs TIES
Plain Tucked at 10 and Csc.
Tucked and Embroidered, Is, 80. 4S and soc.
Pure Linen with Collars, tucked and plain. 23c.
Percale assorted coors, 23c.
We need not call attention to the popularity of
these goods at present.
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USLIN UNDER WEAR
FOR STOUT LADIES.

Particular attention is directed our Superb Stock
of Extra Large Sizes in UNDERWEAR FOR STOUT
LADIES'
CHEMISES 46. 4S and so inches bust measure
NIGHTGOWNS. SKIRTS and DRAWERS to
match. at very low prices.
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III Market Space. near 9Th street.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED FRENCH LAWNS, Is,
IL. 2DC. ~
NUNS YELLING and ALBATROSS pure wool wide
double width, cream, pink, blue and black re-
duceCi to :S.lac.
BLACK BkOCADE SILK GRENADINES Real
value 15c. Reduced 45c.
FANCY SUMNER SILkS 311. A. Soc
BLACK CASH ERE HAWKS. pure wool 81 5O
SoRAH SILKS, excellent quality, extra width:
cash value 81. 90 Price reduced to 65c
NAVY BLUE, GARNET and BROWN SATINES
1oc
Zach customer who buys SO worth of Dry Goods
VIII be presented with n pair OF Handsome satin
Daitsh towels worth S1OO. large size excellent
quaiilS biiuaI spread, worth Sl-oO je2S
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LEATHER BAGS and valises 80 cents on the
dollar TO close out. Il. BurnStine's dry goods
stor", DIS 9TH ST. n.w HerZogs old stand.
BEIGHTwooD RACES tomorrow at $3.50. Ad-
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SUMNER RESORTS.

Nj, op moT JUNE st. 5sLASp
Special 81 s .;faassnsa.s for lsaI!iss ' VIII :;Ml
wSare Good sailing ana baSss Boats 81 pn
sailing free address r. ! ADAMS BRO; Pney
son. Government Printing ONCE and c xande1 gil
9Th st. NV. jel7-lms
NoUNTAIN TOP HOTEI.-THTs COOL AND
a @ea JUN sT s Of H Hs1a Nil M.
s sii Proprietor Anon Depot. va l. MA msfS.n
NoORES HOTEL LEoNARDTOWN, MD
AVA Is now ready for reception of summer
sdeed an entire new mont. giving large IAtl
number Of cool and pleasant rooms salt water bath
eharge No ma no Terms s25 per month; 50
Pcs om on sns unSa hs
dIs rhuT TEks spd Eraa MOORE Prom
- Eeopened for The reception OF visitors yEM9
Splendid f ts sh and snps a
steamer Nortnampton every Monday WEDNESDAY and
MGI hs f a Point to S
The Northampton makes close connection with the
per Gay S:5 "sf1 f'f e. %Ss.n
n Ocean end of Wesley Lake: fine ocean A Il
s ssw a asy SG",f s1 EafI ls.
O2olh r. J. COTTON & BRO; Props. III
,e7..m St. M Miiss Gown Md Mf
VNHE VICTORIA, ATLANTIC CITY,a 4
u, open all IL the year thoroughly ny
beach free to guests NJ Williams mn mys7sm
RUTHERFORD VILLA SURF PLACE.A -
maths Atlantic na ea CITY n close to beach and park
isio2m Ne r1 F. fSi TTrc q n "Sss-
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK HOTEL. A.,1
NJ SUMMIT OF THE Ar1peHrs1rs EMi
GARRETT COUNTY. MARYLAND.
Between Deer Park and Oakland. in the Glades on
the b. and ..
For full Information address
te14-2m II. H VAN METER. Owner and Prop'r
4 sBURY PARK. N.J--THE VICTORIA
Ocean. Table and accommodations excellent lE:&l
Perfect Sanitary arrangements. surf bathing nnsnr-
September. jelS-2Lm
Diver VIEW HOUSE, OXFORD. MD.-sUR
HSsH 5 g sa
week. No malaria good water. Fishing :.Ef
on osa application kaS s to
ROWLAND HILL Oxford. Md je22-Im
HOTEL HENLoPEN, Al
Open June % 'p' jei0Sm
b 4Hh b SfS $ssP5 sEs1 ssSsA {Mt
This popplar a Resort opens for the reception
Ras been ne. ENLARGED and improved for the season.
B. r Co.'S Ticket Offices. and baggage checked sd
through 1H} Bedford water and pamphlets at c. b.
Prices OF board and other information by application
guests AT the springs and those purchasing tickets for
Je5-bw Owners and Proprietors.
L,MERsON HOUSE. SOUTH CAROLINAa,,A
- ~ ave, near Ocean, Atlantic City n. J.; revEMY
my27-am '' D''' "''''' '''' DUBofs & YotNG.
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LADIES' GOODS.

REDUcrioN.-TEN rER CENT ON ENTIRE
HI STpgk
j. HnTCHlNsoN so5 rcnnsylvania avenue
USUAL REDUCTION OF SEASD>ARIE tOops
MILLINERY. LACEs, EMBRpIDERIFs nR,>ss
TRIMMINGS, BlTTONS RIBBONS. toRSTTA
hANpk El,CliIEFS ColLAllS. RuCHINtsS lce
PARAsolS at Cost. WRAPS and JACK Els nd
halt price WHITE SUITS Selected line nom
$500 To SD FOSTER MD GIyDNT - ~ per patr
upwards Every pair fitted aud warrantad The
opportunity To secure BARGAINS Tor the W. II
thirty days IelS
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4 NA1SklLL MOUNTAINS,
Three thousand feet above the sea, and alb 4 !. 1
sOlutely free from Hay Fever, Malaria VEHA3
Flies and Mosquitoes. I..hH !
SARATOGA.
The Queen of American Watering Places
LAKE GEORGE,
Surprising in the beauty of its surroundings any
inland water of this or foreign countries.
ADIRONDACKS
The famous Mountain Lake Region of Northern New
Hork-a Paradise for Tourists and Sportsmen
On and after Sunday June o. express trains on the
City Station of the Pennsylvania Railroad making
close connections with fast trains to and from Phila
delphia
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESs-Leave Jer-
via Kingston. 2:l2 pm: Grand Hotel lao pm;
Phpnicia. 1255 pm: Catskll Village, 1890 pm
Mt House station, 1:2o pm: Palenville, 30 D. H.
Stages for Mountain House from Mt House station
and from Paenville to Hotel kaaterskill.
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. EMPRESS
Leave Jersey City Station ll:17 am. Arrive Hotel
kaaterskill, via Kingston, 4:i3 pm; Grand Hotel
425 pm; Phoncia $3.50 p. In Catskill Village 3:IO
pm. Stages TOR Mountain House from Mt House
Station. and from Palenville to Hotel KauterskiII.
Arrive Saratoga $40 pm. Caldwell, Lake George,
s 10 pm. Parlor Cars for Hotel KaaterskiIl, Grand
Hotel Station and Saratoga
SARATOGA AND CATSkILL MT. SPECIAL
Leave Jersey City Station OF $3.50 p.m Arrive Hotel
SAL m: PhPncia 1:4S pm Catskill Village, 7OS
PIN; Mt. House Station. 500 pm. Palenvile 500
pm. Stages from Mt. House Station for Mountain
House. and from Palcnville to Hotel kaaterskill
rive Saratoga 900 pm. Parlor Cars for Hotel Kaat-
erskill, Grand Hotel station and Saratoga.
Purchase single or excursion tickets at Pennsyva-
MIA Railroad offices and connect the Jersey City
Station for all Northern resorts by West Shore Rail-
HENRY MONETT,
JyZ-Im General Passenger Agent, New York.
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NINE d. Il. Il Annrn
10 PER Crxr Orr

For the next 80 DAYS we VIII give 10 rcr cent OF for
IA re- EMBRoIDERlES. LACfS toii~TT~, no
SlERN, GLOVES, MlIrS. SUMNER UNDER
chidren's long and short DRESSES. SUITS and
Kinds u en- ii,bRFN's FG1i%isniNG tooi Ina MI
IS Also of our large snd sslgc5 slork 81 FANCY
MRS. SELMA RuPrrvT.
ap2i3m COS orb ST, opposite Patient Office
wv II. WHEATLEN's DYE WORKS
w. Established 1881.
Judging from past experience, the rush ofwor this
fall Will be great that IL VIII hc Impossible
skilled Nurkmen enough 10 90 u A. promptly As de-
ssts and DO 'rS Ii ' VII hx si i ~ In
and Winter garments immediately or during The sum
received aud delivered al residence upon notice Nv
postal card or at the o'ice. LOGS Jefferson George.
sAIMS SANITARY CoRSETS.
Highly fS'ommcnd"d by PhN sicians az styles II
hdIe9s and Misses oorsets al BAUM ; Mammoth
ACCOMPLISHMENTS 'th - mSls-3
SEAk SAKMkNrS ALTERED. DYED AND
- LINED. Furs OLA kinds r,la,red.
~, Miss UUNNINGHAN.
Pi 13i" >th II. NV.
Miss ANNIE X. M MPHEEN.
vi 43o TENTH STREET. NORTHWEST.
Makes ,nrseis 10 order iR every Il, ic and material
HER SPECIALTIES ARi."
French Hand Cnderclothing "Reminiscences
Patent shoulder Braces. and all nress Reform Goods
French Corseis and RtstleS.
Children's Cursets and IL Corsrt Miss us own
make that for the prize Is unsurpassed
y French, German and spanish spoken. mrl4
E'RENCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT.
1905 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses. Laces Lace Curtains Grape VeIlS
Feathers X Id Gloves Flannel and Pongee speciality
Gents Garments Dyed. Cleaned and Repaired Ladies'
Dresses DYED aud Cleaned without ripping ANTON
6CAROLINE LERCH. formerly with A. Fischer and
Maison lriese, Rue Rivolie. Paris Ja6
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DRY GOODS.

Ok ACCOUNT
OF THE
PROPOSED INCREASE OF RENT
OUR BUILDING
WE SHALL VACATE THE SAME
PREVIOUS TO so DOING WE WILL COMMENCE.
MONDAY. JULY 18TH.
AND POSITIVELY SELL ALI. OUR STOCK OF
DRY GOODS. ETC.
AT AND BELOW CoST
a PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT IN ORDER
TO PURCHASE DRY GOODS AT A DISCOUNT OF
FULLY 20 PER CENT 1T WILL BE To YOUR
ADVANTAGE To ATTEND THIS SALE. COM
MENCING MONDAY, JULY 18TH
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J.p.u. OoIoug. Imperial, Gunpowder
Extra Silk Laces for Bicycle Shirts
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 18th and II
Hahn.s Over Stock Sale, No. 2,

1915 9TH st. and 1922 Pa. ave.,
Will soon be at an end. With the heavy reduc-
tions made their stock is naturally shrinking
down, yet there is enough left yet to stock hall
a dozen ordinary shoe stores. Specially worthy
of your consideration:
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Choice Quality Summer Underwear csc
AT Auerbach s Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH and II. =
Great Reduction in Turkey Feather

BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
7O5 and 7O7 Market Space.
SMITH L. WARDWELL.
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y PROPOSED WORKINGNEN'S LIBRARY.-At
meeting of the Federation OF Labor last even
Ing resolutions were adopted providing ''that a
committee of three be appointed tor the purpose
oi taking into consideration the best means of
RAISING a sufficient sum of money for the eStab-
ltshHcnt OI a library and reading roo1Is in the
city of W aShlns ton for the benefit of the wage
working classes This committee was empow-
cred 10 increase its membership by the appoint
nent OF active and honorary members from
among tue business men of the city. MeSSrs. h.
w oyster. 1. =. DenhaIn and NJ j. Curry were
appointed a. the committee. This committee,
sUDsr1ucrtly, decided tO ask Mr. l.. +. Riggs to
act a. treasurer y number OF liberal sub>criI-
lions have already been received from Secre-
tary Whitney, senators stanford. sawyer,
tlemen.
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Also Examine the Display Of
p A r A S 0 L 81

Which comprises some fine designs They have been
REDUCED. REDUCED, REDUCED until NOW you
can obtain them at about onethird their value which
will pay to keep it until next spring; offered
at $l.4S. $l.9S. S24S. 50 90 and $4.9a
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Officers Elected.

At the annual great council fire OF the Great
Council OF the District of Columbia, l. U. X. NJ,
the following great chiefs were elected for one
great sun: Great prophet, y. q. :. VIM. Harris
Wilson: great sachem, VIM. III. richards; great
senior sycamore, James Granger; great junior
sycamore, William Goodrich: great chief OF
records. r. ~. =. Win. VI. STEELE: great keeper OF
wampUrn, L. q. :. James T.. dement,; great rep
resentative 10 Great Council of the United
States Tor two great suns, L. u. ). James Il.
dement,
The Clerks Mutual Relief association lem
yiOyes of I.ansburgh * BrO.l has elected the fol-
lowing officers tor the ensuing term: President,
Ferd. Bre>laU; nr>t vice president, f. \. Bach
zach; second vice president, W. q. Bolgiaur;
recording secretary, Sam'l Hart; financial Sec
Rotary, Phil Blondhein; treasurer Frank +.
Mayor; warden. John r. Kelly; finance COM
mittee, III. Hirsh. H. Baar. Chas. Iardela.
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FINE OLD MADEIRA WISE.-Mr Bowling
has a few eases of this fine wine from Welsh
Bro. s Left, which VIII be sold ut auction prices
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TIT H EER BIB 90 Mn
I HHH FIR BBB 8 MN
B o Nm
Il EEE BIB 90 nm
ss M 4 z ERf 9'S H 4 4 e E.'
IN Nm ~ A Z COG ooS 4 4 EEsr ::

.
See our Center window Display Of
15c HANDKERCHIEFs
We consider them as cheap as any at this price ne
city.
LAWN CHE 8 TIES
Plain Tucked at 10 and Csc.
Tucked and Embroidered, Is, 80, 4S and soc.
Pure Linen, with Collars. tucked and plain 2:3c.
Percale' assorted cOlors, 23c.
We need not call attention to the popularity of
these goods at present
EMF OF D ERIES.
DRESS FLOUNCINGs. new designs extra value,
As inches wide. Csc. Sl.15. 1.35. sl.65 $1.9s
SWISS FLOUNCINGS, new and elegant patterns,
IL inches wide, Is. %. 80 and SOC.
NEW SWISS ALL-OVERS, 60, IT, CSC and 81. 80
per yard.
25 dozen CORSET COVERS. " shape. embroidered,
SIC; worth SOC.
MUSLIN UNDERw FAR!
FOR STOUT LADIES.
Particular attention directed to Superb Stock
of Extra Large Sizes in UNDERWEAR FOR STOUT
LADIES'
CHEMISEs, 46. 4s and SO inches. bust measure
NIGHTfiOWNS, SKIRTS and DRAWERS to
match at very low prices.
Also Examine the Display Of
PARA SOLs!
Which comprises some fine designs. They have been
D.. Won
can obtain them at about onethrd their value which
will pay you to keep it until next spring; offered
at 81. 4S. $l.9S, S24S. S3.9S and $4.9a
GAUZE JERSEY BODICES.
80 dozen Jerseyftting vEsTSat Csc; regular price.
49e.
CHI EMS CAPS,
Of Fine TUCKING, hand-shirred. full rucne. 4sc:
FRENCH CORDED CAPS CSC; worth s12a
LAWN AND CAMBRIC sACoUEa
large and varied assortment, ranging in prices
from CSC. up to 81.
The Balance of Our
CHILDRENs TRIMMED HATS
we have decided to close out regardless of Former
PRICES or COST. and have divided them into four
lots-25c., 4Sc, 75c. and $I25.
FLOW FRS.
1 lot of ODDS AND ENDS large variety, at 12c. q
bunch.
Fine punches of FRENCH FLOWERS, in Boquets
and Montures; exquisite designs, cOOrs material;
some have sold high as $44S: we offer unt, dis
posed Of at CSC.
OST ICH TIPS
WHITE AND CREAM, three in a bunch. French
Curled SO cents
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CHARGES AGAINST AN EXPELLED CHURCH
AEMBEk--IaeOIOre PendletOn, expelled
men4Der OF tine seventh baptist church, col
oter@d NEAR the corner OF 1874 ana X streets
northwest, WAS charged by the pastor OF the
church. lev. iliIssH III. Winston. with threats
OF violence and carrying concealed weapons.
Judge Smell this morning. after hearing the les
tlinOiy al the pastor. took the defendants per-
sonal bonds To heet t:e peace Tor six months.
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BASE BALI--Tt.e Nationals and New Yorks
did not meet yesterday, owing To- the bad con-
Cition Of tine grounds. They play this after
noon IAc Agricultural club defeated the Let
ter carriers yesterday al tine arsenal grounds
by >cOie Oi 80 10 > Other games yesterday:
AT pilId-PAiladelphI >; Boston, =.
AT haIl>s., tIty-DeJTOIt, IL; Kansas City, D.
Ut ~ loGi~-St- Louis. - Chicago, 2. At
lOI!>Vi 4-r-I.J;isviile. 10, baltimore, 1. At
81 LOaIs Louis. .; Athletic, l. vt Cincin-
nati-CiucInnttI, .; Brooklyn 4. At Pittsburs-
lltt>UuEE, .. METROPOLITAN. s.
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BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SAr1SEs

Excellent quality nearly one yard wide: cash
value 2Oc-: price reduced 10 l2l2c.
CRlNkLED SEERSUCk Frs: cash yalue 1oiac g.
price reduced 10 &c. 49,
BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS in all the
new shades of Tans and Drabs: cash yalue 15c =.
price reduced TO l5c
FIGU RED LAWNS, New styles, SC
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F L o w E r 8

1 lot of ODDS AND ENDS, large variety, at 12c
bunch
and Montures exquisite designs, colors material;
some have sold high $44S: we offer until dis
posed Of at CSC.
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LAWN AND CAMBRIA sACoUEs
A large and varied assortment, ranging in prices
from CSC up to 81.
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CHILD REN'S CAPS,
Of Fine TUCKING, hand-shirred. full rucne, 4Sc:
formerly sold at Csc.
FRENCH CORDED CAPS. CSC; worth Sl.26
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The Balance of Our
CHILDRENS TRIMMED HATS
We have decided to close out regardless OF Former
PRICES or COST. and have divided them into four
lots-25c., 4Sc, 75c. and SI.25.
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A SHLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
AOpen July 1st HENRY RAHTER 4
formerly of Grand Union, Atlantic City, and vENA9
Grape hotel, Lancaster Pa. Prop je3O-lm k.SE
Mrs. NJ. T. SOUTHALL, PROPRIETRESS OF
ANl Norwood Hall, Asbury Park n. j.. last 1
season, has taken the St Augustine, 5thvEMQ
ave, which Is now open for guests. McPher- ,hfE
son House will still be OPEN ieS t5-Im.