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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-03

DEAD.-Miss Mildred " Barry, formerly
Ut Tbs city. die,, in King George county, on
Friday last. aged so years. She was a
VhrlStian lady aud had many friends and
relatives in ,his city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-03

TIE WEAIHER-Iast night was again
cold ard h,ustry, the wind at tines blowing
hurricane, filing the streets with clouds
of dust and causing them to be deserted ut
an early hour by all save those who were
compelled to out. The mercury sank to
20 and the river frczs entirely across-an
unusual occurrence for this season of the
year. The continuous northwest gale of
the past week is also considered remarkable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-03

SWALLOWED ACID.-The little three year
old boy of Mr. Martin Power, who lives on
Payne street, this morning got hold of bot
tie of carbolic acid and swallowed mouth.
full Oft, mis,akiug the acid for his medi-
cine. The Child was at once attended by
DR.. Smith. aud is doing well, though suffer
ins from the effects of the poison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-03

PoLlcE REPORT Last night was clear,
Cold and windy, with five dodgers, but no
prisoners st the station house. The only
Gaze before the Mayor this morning was
that cf Ann Gregory. colored, arrested
by Officer Bettice, for filling 10 appear as q
witness when summarized. She was fined
two dollars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-03

CONFERENCE MEETINGs.-At meeting
ct the congregation of the NJ. p. Church,
held on Monday night, Mr.. ]. r. Cation was
rrrtr,l delegate, and M. Z. 7. Petit alter
nate. to tho Methodist Protestant Confer
rnce, which meets Mt Baltimore. OH Aprl7th
next. At this conference an appointment
will be made to fill the pulpit Of tho church
here, in place Of the late Rev. G. B. Mid
dlctou.
The annual meeting OF the Baltimore Con-
ference Of the NJ. +. Church South will he
held at Staunton, On the 10Th inst. The
church here will be represented by Rev. r.
Smithson, and Mr.. Jesse B. Wilson, of Wash
lngton.
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cure. A particle is applied to each nostril, and is
agreeable TO use. Price so cents by mail or at
druggists Send for circular
ELY BROTHERS, Druggists,
de2l-eodatwlyr Owego, n. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-03
The CarroterS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATRE, WASHINGTON
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH /.
EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE.
First production in Washington of a new Ameri-
can play entitled
HELD BY THE ENEMY.
A love story Of the war By Mr.. VIM. 81. Gillette,
author of THE Private Secretary" THE Profess
or" "Esmeralda," &c.
Presented by an excellent cast Now and spe-
cial scenery as originally produced.
Extra Matinee performances Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons by the HUNGARIAN GYP-
SY BAND,
NEXT WEEK
Mr. ROBERT L. DOWNING AS EAUVOUR,
THE EXILE.
mar1-6k
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-03

THE DRAMATIC CLUB.-The public en-
tcrtainment to he given by the Dramatic
Club on Friday night next, promises to be
amos; enjoyable affair and will doubtless
be largely attended. Among those who
will take part in the entertainment are
number Of ladies and gentlemen who ap.
peared several years ago in similar plays
and who acquitted themselves 90 creditably.
On account of the hall being wanted for
the rehearsal Of the public plays; tho next
meeting Of the club will be postponed from
Friday till Tuesday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-03

!um RlvEs-The high wind Of Tie past
week have mad he llies in 'h;. river ex
tren-ly low which. tcg thcr With the ice
tina, tas ,rmsi during III :. past few nights,
nav. iur.rf:rred considerably with naviga'
ton. Inc railroad tranSter tug Brcwerton
and hasya have discontinued their trips, the
steamer W. field, due here es'elday, had
not arrived ut o'clock and Is supposed to
ne aground III one OF tho creeks OF the lo"-
or RIVER, aud tho steamer Corcoran has been
temporarily withdrawn from the Mount
Vernon route. The steamer Norfolk, from
Philadelphia, which was reported in the up,
per bag. started for this city yesterday and
is expected 10 arrive here this evening.
The schooner j. p. Robinson which left here
yesterday, got several miles down the river
when she encountered heavy ice and was
towed back this morning by the tug Pride:
Ice is reported as far down as Maryland
Point aud the preparations for commencing
operations q, the fishing shores have been
temporarily suspended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-03

To FARMERs.-The advertisement of
Captain Herbert Bryant is published else
where. His is one OF the best known
houses in the city, and his business extends
throughout this section of country. His
stock of seeds of all kinds, agricultural i'm
plements o! every description. farm wagons
of the pest makes and fertilizers of his
own manufacture is large and embraces
everything needed on farm. Capt. Bryant's
fertilizers arc we'll known and extensively
used and are becoming more popular every
year. They are manufactured in this city
and are exactly what they are represented
TO be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-03-03

HYDRAULIoN STEAM FIRE ENGINE Conf
pANY.-The regular meeting OF this conlpa-
~ last night was very largely attended, a
contest for the Office Of assistant foreman,
vacant by the death of Harry l.. Wariield,
b ing the attraction. Mr.. Richard l.. Carne,
irs. vice-president, presided, with Mr.. W..
l.. Clark, secretary. One young mau was
elected an active member, and one active a
life member, and three young men were
proposed for membership. Printed tickets
mad been industriously circulated by the
friends OF the candidates, and every aveila-
bic voter brought to the meeting. Votes
we're challenged, and half dozen ITALICS
kept, and from the interest manifested, one
would have thought that large salary was
attached to the office instead of the privilege
of getting wet at every fire, with good
chance for rheumatism or pneumonia IN
cod weather. The voting was close and
resulted in III" election OF Mr.. John u.
Laphrn by poll of 80 to % for Mr.. Frank
In l.. Entwis!e. Ga the announcement OF
tn. vote. it wss, on motion Of the defeated
candidate. made unanimous, and the sue.
u.,,ul asllrant was warml: congratulated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23
Condensed Locals.

Mr.. VIM. Reagan, the well known boat
builder OF South Washington, has just COM
pleted a fine large sail boat, which he launched
at his boat house yesterday evening This craft
IS 81 feet in length, feet in beam, and is of n
Very hne model. She was built Tor Mr. George
Esputa. OF East Washington,and is 10 be named
the Adele"
n new Andrus brick machine the first Of
five recently purchased by the Capitol Pressed
Brick company, arrived at Alexandria yester-
day and will be running on Monday. These
machines each make 10000 brick - day
Friendship Council No. 3, of Federal Essences
was organized in Elks hall last evening with
The following officers: L. Ii. Julien, T. of T.; NJ
Z. Mitchell, L. OF F.; ". L. Post, L. OF r.; j. ID.
Biting, L. of a.
At meeting OF the Master Plumbers Protec-
tive association last evening, delegates To- the
master mechanics convention were elected as
follows:-S. n. Dent, c. f. EckIo1 ID. ond, :.
Sherwood and T. W. Kerr, with j. Z. McAvoy
and j. B. FitZhugh alternateS.
The fire In the old market building, on III and
list streets northwest, yesterday afternoon, was
confined to- the store room of j. p Quill, rear of
104 II street, the loss being 800
JOS Mckenner was taken with n lit during
the services at St. Patricks church last evening,
and was removed 10 his residence, 500 h street,
IN the patrol wagon.
Officers Faivey and Rodgers took 10 the fourth
precinct station = colored male infant which
they found on 24th street. between and h
streets northwest. II was taken To ST. Ann 5
infant aSyl um.
The alarm of fire from box AS last evening
was for the burning OF a window curtain in the
residence Of the Mexican minister, Mr.. Romero,
1892 massachusetts avenue.
The spiritualists have arranged for n meeting
1t tie Grand Army hall, corner eth and l.
streets, this evening, at which the relations of
labor and capital will be discussed
Mr.. samuel II. Shreye, druggist at Uniontown
is reported to have died last night from heart
disease and dropsy.
Yesterday Messrs Birney and Birney, for
John Myers, entered suit against Mary X.
Hillyard and Benz. Hillyard for S5uD for tres
pass IN tearing away portion OF his property,
le2I 9Th street northwest.
Rev. DR.. Duly, the newly appointed minister
10 the Southern Methodist church, at Falls
SCI I'M los NiaHras
day by being thrown from his horse while
riding, near Langley.
Annie johnson, the colOred servant girl, who
was arrested yesterday by Detectives Edelin,
anu Maltingly, charged with robbing her en-
ployer, Mrs Mary Jones, of 209 East Cepitol
morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23
The Ball Players.
THE NATIONALS ADD ANOTHER VICTORY TO |
THEIR LIST.


THEIR LIST.
The Nationals captured another game from
the Rochester club yesterday, making their
fourth successive victory this week. The score
was . 10 2. The visitors earned a run in the
first inning, but could add but one to IL in the
remaining eight innings. The home team
batted hard. making IL hits and earning three
OF their runs. Start led the batting, and
coached his men well. NJ Hines caught Barr
satisfactorily. There will be no game to-day,
but tomorrow the Yale College nine will be
here. Hugh Daily, the one-armed pitcher,
was signed by the Nationals yesterday.
other games yesterday: AT New YorS-Met-
Iopoitan, d, Athletic, =; Columbia. 2; New
York, 10. AT Charlestor-Chartonoega g:
Charleston, 2. At Stvannah-AieIuphis,2 =;
savannah, l. At Acknowledgements, .; At
Ianta, a Al MacOn-Nashville, ;; Macon 3
Az acknowledgements Pittsburg, :. AT
hiladeiphia-Philadeiphia Z; Newark, .. AT
hichinohd - Boston, y; Richmond, =. AT
Brooklyn-brooklyn q; Baltimore 8 AT ST
Louis-Browns, 8; LOuisvilles, q.
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offers the following extraordinary bargains for
tomorrow only, which are positively the great
est values ever sold in the city: Croquet Sets.
Csc; Hall and Window Shades complete, 33c.:
Decorated Chamber Sets, Sass, worth 81:
Towel Rollers, &C.; Decorated Dinner Sets
SLIPS, worth $50; 1a-doz. cups and Saucers, Il.
doz Plates, Vegetable Dish, Water Pitcher
and Market Basket, 9sc.; 1a-doz Silver-p
Tea spoons 33c; t-doz. stlver,,plated Knives,
16c.; Decorated French China Pitchers. igc. a.
piece; Kitchen Sets, containing 22 pieces. ST .O7:
Washtub, w dashboard. so Clothes-pfns, 1 Clothes,
Wash-boilers, 7Sc.; 80 Ieet of Clothesline. Zoe.
no feet, l7c; Brooms, 21c.; 1a-doz. Colored
water Iumblers, &c.,; go sheets "Linen" Note
Taper, l6c. We sell Baby Carriages, Trunks and
Kefrigerators Is per cent. cheaper than any
other store in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

734 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, TOMORROW.
Pure silk Gloves, 4sc., worth Toe; extra
quality, 73c., sold at 81 90; Pure Isle Gloves.
23f;' Worth yer sle 55c Kid Gloves, AGO. SILK
seys,all our Fancy Front Coat Back Jerseys,
regular price S29s, only S1.9S; all our Sdfk5
finest quality Jerseys, $2.9s; Sl.9s Coat Hack
Jerseys 80; Peated Back Jerseys, 73c.;
Children's Jerseys, Csc. grade reduced TO 39c.;
S1.25 quality, S9c.; Cashmere Shawls and
Sfearls, all colors, s1.24, regular price s1.9s;
Lace Caps for Children the largest line to select
from, as low as 15c, 21c., 25c., up to the finest
RRades sPIf greatly reduced ali grades
worth SOC; SOC. White Waists 35c.; best French
Percale Waists, &c., sold by others at 81 90;
Gents Laundried Shirts, Soc, worth roc: best
quality Laundried Shirts, 97c., worth SI.25:
Ladies Gauze Vest, 22c; Mems Balbriggan
Vests, 25c.; regular price, SIC. We will include
hve special numbers OF Corsets at extra low
prices-5OO Bone French Woven Corsets CSC
regular price $3.50; Warmers Health, CSC; our
Bridal Woven Corset, 73c., regular price ST 90:
Imperial Extra Strong, 69c., worth 81 90; our
$1.OO Summer Corsets, 69c. Above extra bar
gains and many others, tomorrow at Clark's
734 7th street northwest.
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All Wool serge, "a inch wide, Dress Pa
terms, 17c., at the Combination. 3

Under u New Name.
The business formerly conducted by the firm
OF Strasburger Bros. will hereafter be continued
by A. l. Strasburger, under the name of
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE.
The principles which have contributed SO
much to the success of the old firm will be main.
tanned by the present proprietor.
our ann VIII always be to sell serviceable all
First special offering Of fine dress shoes for
Easter.
Ladies' genuine hand .sewed finest kid shoes.
BoX-toe and real French heels, only $3.50.
Mems best calf, warranted, hand stitched,
button, lace or congress, wide or narrow toe,
mon sense or spring heel, only $3.50.
Boys and youths calf, button or lace, very
stylish, only S1.75.
Children's fine kid, spring heels, only 81 co.
Infants real French kid. with tas;sls only
75c. -''1 ''''''''' 0A'''
II you want a nice pair of shoes at a little less
money, we have:
Ladies' fine curacao kid shoes opera toe or
common sense, at $500.
Mems fine calf button, lace or congress, also
low-quartered strap, ties and Oxfords, at So %.
button holes, at S1.1O.
Boys fine button or lace shoes, at S1.25.
Chlldren's kid shoes, worked button holes, at
Ladies' kid, French heel, opera slippers, at
Special attention is called to the following ex-
Ladies pebble button shoes, 95c.; ladies' fine
k1d button shoes, $1.25; ladies' house slippers,
Doc; Mems lace, button and congress, 81. 25;
mems strap, ties and Oxfords, 81. So. men
leather slippers, Soc; boys button shoes, all
solid, S1.15 youths, same kind, 81 90: youths
lace shoes, sewed, 9Oc.; chidren's kid, spring
pebble button, 35c.
open evenings till o'clock; Saturdays till 12.
The STAR SHOE HOUSE,
Ut 126 9TH St., between and III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

THE old established wine house of Chr.
Xander, No. 9O9 eth street northwest, has the
finest lot of imported and domestic wines of all
kinds: also, noted for having the finest stock OF
old rye. bourbon and sour mash WHISTLES. y
trial order of some of the fine articles sold there
Will convince you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

$50 DIFFERENT STYLES OF PICTURE FRAME
Moulding, BRONZE gold or wood, which we will
make To- order in any style or size. y speciality
Of25x3c frames Tor crayOn pictures 20 per
cent less than any other store. j. +. Speis-
hOuSe ARf IDS eth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

LEAVE YOUR ORDERS for Potomac roe shad,
large white perch, boiling rock, at r. a. Col
den's Potomac river game and fish stalls, Cen
Ter Market. Roe shad a speciality, rect ived
daily from the upper and lower Potomac.
Goods delivered free in city. Telephone S11-3.
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CITY ITEMS.
Special Prices for Saturday and Monda
at the OriOle. S22 9TH Street

at the OriOle. S22 9TH Street.
DR.. Warmers S1.25 corset, &c.; our cele-
our B. Y. A. corset, 49c.; SC. India linen, 6lc.;
1Oc. India linen, &c.; 12ac. India linen, &c.;
Zoe. bleached or unbleached sheeting. 19c.;
49c.; coaching parasols, S9c; gents and boys
DOC calico dress shirts. $50: tailor made ter-
seys coat back, CSC; soc. chenille fringe, Soc;
linen crash, &c.: siesia, &c.; seamless socks un-
bleached or mixed, two pair Csc; best
ladies' gauze vest, 17c, 3 for SOC; large size
white spreads, 69c.; cashmere wraps, 81. 10;
childrens parasois, 25c.; ladies' parasols, soc.
to SO, all reduced in prices.
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CITY ITEMS.

The Greatest Bargain Sale On Record
will take place tomorrow only at R Gold
schmid S12-7th st. NV. Large decorated fans.
&C.; Extra large size white or colored mexican
hammocks 99c., worth SO; Shelf paper So
cuspadores sc, worth 81; Nickle-piated alarm
clocks e9c:, worth $3.50; Coiore9 glass mugs
painted french china Tea sets (new shapel Sc
pieces, Ss.4s, worth S11; Blade pocket knives
only &C.; Gilt brackets with looking-glass COM
bined only &c.; Large pictures, for 25c; 25c.
Tooth brushes for 1$c; Gilt frames &C.; Deco
rated english china tea sets Square SHAPED a.
pieces, only $3.17; Handsome hand painted
combination dinner and tea set new shape)
glass ice cream saucers IL for SIC; Holland
window shades with spring rollers only &c;
Each french china fruit plates and saucers to
match handsome painted only $1.15, worth
90; Tin toilet sets. pieces. assorted coors only
SLIT, worth $1.75; Table or Dessert knives
with white handles, 6 for &c., regular price 81;
Also an immense assortment of Baby Carriages,
RefrigeratOrs, Ice chests and Travelling trunks
of the leading manufacturers will be offered at
special low prices.
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.,,.,sa,,au,. .Co-xi~n,


TIoSAL--Jefiersoni in rip Van Wrinkle. -
ALBAUGH'S.-''The Silver King
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-BattIe OF Manassas
HARRIs'.-.The MascOtte'
HERZoG's.-"Fun on the Bristol"
DIME overwhelmingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

For TOMORROW Julius Lansburgh. SO 18th
street, will sell Madras curtain, with a five loot
brass Trimmed pOIe, complete, for S2.4S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

WE WILL OPEN tomorrow 400 pair Madras
Curtains. 81, yards long, at 81 10 per pair. Jul
Illus LanSburgh, 315 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

SuRAH Silks
in Beautiful Spring Shades extra wide width OK.
cellent quality. Csc.
HON ESPUM DRESS GOODS, in Beautiful Spring
Shades all pure fine wool, 25c.
ALBATROSS and NUNS YELLING, all pure fine
wool, beautiful Spring Shades, wide double
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES, 75c
BOUCLA DRESS GOODS Ia yards wide, immense
double width, 75c.
Geo A RRR TIT ZEE RRR ass,
&C a a Ear B + En- kRf SIS
ooc6 ~ ( 1 ZEE r + ssss ;.
I'll Morket Space. near 7th street
NAVY BLUE. BROWN AND GARNET sATINEs.
15e
ROYAL. SERGE Beautiful Dress Goods Spring
shades, extra wide width, IL yards for So.
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS extra
wide width cash value 81 % price reduced to 81.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATINEs 1sc
1000 yards of PLAID MUSLIN. good quality6c
BLACK SATIN MERvELIEUX, all silk, CSC
BLACK BROCADE SILK, 75c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. pure wool, $780,
Two Of HANDSOME DOUBLE SATIN
DAMASk TOWELS; worth 81, will be presented
70 each customer who buys SO worth of Dry
GoOds These elegant towels are one yard and 8
quarter long nearly three quarters purefne
linen and decorated with beautiful wide colored
oorder ap16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

PARTIES DESIRING PAPERING DONE will
lind IL 10 their advantage to visit my place of
business before buying elsewhere. Estimates
given Headquarters for Window Shades,
up. j. 4. Speshouse. Agt-, 92S 9TH St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23
A Test Case.
SELLING sroyEPIPE BEERS UNDER A WHOLE |
SALE LICENSE.

SHILLING STovEPIPE BEERS UNDER WHOLE
SALE LICENSE
In the Police Court to-day Judge Smell had be-
lore him test case, that OF Christian Maisak
whose wholesale liquor license has been an
nulled by the Commissioners because he sold
beer by the stovepipe, 10 be drank upon the
premises. Messrs. John T.. Norris and John A.
Clarke appeared for Maisak, and Mr. PaGyett
Tor the District. MIR. Padgett called the courts
attention 10 the case, anu read the law under
which the prosecution is brought Counsel for
defendant admitted the fact that they sold
stoSeplpcs OF beer which were drank upon the
premises and produced the license which had
been obtained by the defendant and subse-
Quently annuIled by the Commissioners. Coun-
sel read the license granted, which provided
That liquor should not be sold in quantities
less than pint, but did not mention the fact
of being forbidden to permit the same to be
drank upon the premises The judge continued
the case for a lew days, in order To give counsel
time to submit authorities and argue the Case.
CLOSING EXERCISES AT A NIGHT SCHOOL,
The closing exercises OF the female night
schools at the sumner building We're held last
evening. The schools went through their regu-
lar school exercises consisting OF reading oral
and written arithmetic and language lessons.
At the close of the exercises addresses were
made by Mr.. Brooks, Mrs. James and Prof.
Montgomery.
PLANTS FOR SALE.-Thomas Bowling will
sell at his rooms tomorrow afternoon at 4.:sO
O'Clock, u choice lot of Gerantums, &C., in six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

LADIES solid gold American stem-wiuding
Watches, SO; gents, $50. X. Harris * Co., 1872
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

For TOMORROW Julius Lansburgh, SIS 7th
street, will sell Jacquard linen for loose covers
81 40 cts. per yard; reduced from o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

For TOMORROW We have reduced all straw
mattngs 10 cts. per yard Julius Lansburgh,
Sl5 tn street.
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Remnants at A. Kaufman's Continuation
will astOnish the natives Q
NJ. NewIneyer,
M. Newmeyer,

NJ. Newmeyer, M. Newmevo.
..oO Ith 81. 1920 Pa. ave.
AT the above stores You can find gray Check
Wool Suiting, 1Oc. per yard; new lot of Short
Ends OF Wamsutta and n. Y. Mills Cotton 71oc.:
cardinal, all wool, 81 %; Kid Gloves 4ac. Eos.
ter's Hook Gloves, In black and colors, 81. every
pair warranted; double width Dress Goods
12!2c.; 3S-inch Tricot Sutting 49c; SILK Pongee
Suit.ng 2oc.; our AGO., 75c and 81 corsets are
the best to be found; new patterns in Laces and
Hamburg Edging; Ladies Mohair Skirts. with
Rufhe, 2oc.; Ladies' Cotton Underwear from
23c to the best; yard wide Percales 6Iac. Ex-
anime our 81 and 81 IL Black Dress also
where; Chiidren's Parasols 23c.; Ladies' para.
soils 5Oc, and good many other bargains.
NJ. NEWMYER
100 7th st. and 1920 Penn ave
Dentelle Grenadine In cream, beige and
at A. Kaufman's Combination.
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Pickwick Club WHISKY Is the b.,.,

Those that miss this sale will never forgive
themselves ,nen on account Of the saving. A. Rauf
AAoA, N01AoAuatlou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

EASTER souvenirs, Easter novelties and Eas-
ter cards, latest styles, at halfprice, at Baum's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

BEST SPECrACLES AND EYEGLASSES. Buy n
Vienna Optician Co.. 6O9 Penn. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-23

LOOSE COVERS for furniture made as low as
SO per set. Julius Lansburgh, SO 9Th street.