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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The Fourteenth
Building Association last night elected the fol-
lowing officers: w. II. Clabaugh, PRESIDENT s.
Thomas Brown, vice president; c. p. Williams,
secretary, and Robert Frey, treasurer, and the
following board of directors: Messrs. w. v.
Lewis. c: w. Edmonston, d. Robinson, ]. 2.
Taylor, Thomas Bowling, E p. Berry, and A. b.
Cropley. The treasurer reported on hand
should pay within thirty days.
The BODY OF THE DROWNED BOY.-The re-
mains of Richard Sorrcl, the lad who fell from
a canal boat yesterday and was drowned, as
stated In THE STAR, was yesterday afternoon
viewed by the coroner, who gave a certificate of
accidental drowning. The body was then re-
moved to Alexandria for interment
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF w ATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature. IS: con-
dition. 36. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
90; condition at north connection, SO; south
connection. SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, Sc; condition at tnfuent gatehouse
SO; condition at effiuent gatehouse, SO.
THE FOUNDING ASYLUM BENEFIT.-Gi.
bert's satrical comedy, Engaged" will be
given by an amateur cast at Albaugh's opera
house this evening and tomorrow afternoon
for the benefit OF the new founding
asylum. 1t is expected that the performances
will be very interesting as the various partic-
pants have prepared themselves with great
care and many rehearsals of the play have
been held. Mr.. J. p. voorhees, will also give
one of his acting representations. The Marine
band will furnish music.
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FIRST DAY OF THE JOCKEY CLUB MEETING.
The first day OF the spring meeting at Ivy City
was n decided success, despite the threatening
clouds. The attendance was large and include
many ladies.
The first race. 81 of a mile, was won by Favor,
the favorite, in 1:1612; Lord Lorne second; La
Polka Sd; His Grace, Alcnora, Little Minnie,
Bandala and Lady Loud finishing as named.
Mutuals paid $50.
Second race, 1 mile; won by Dry Monopole;
Duke OF Westmoreland I'd; Wandering Sd; Hi
hernia 4th; Frank Ward 9Th, and Lulu last.
Time, 1:I31s. Mutuals paid S2225O.
The third race, the National motel handicap
is miles, was won by BerSan, the fivorite; To
niilsia 2d;Eolian Sd; Drake Carter, Col. Sprague,
Bessie, Tony Foster, Eugenia, Charlie Russell,
Ballot, Maggie j. and Whizgig also ran. Time,
1.51L,- Mutuals paid S11.55.
Fourth race, 1 Is miles; won by Springfield;
John Z. I'd; frankie b. Sd; Elmendorf, Ment-
more, Eola and Huron finished in the order
named.
The NTH and last race, a steeplechase, was
won by Hostage, who finished with the field to
Danserfield bolted and Fireman refused the
Jumps Tor time. Mutuals paid S54.
TO-MoRRow'S RACES.
Tomorrow, the second day of the meeting,
offers a good program. The first race will be d
mile dash for maidens years old and up
wards. Purse, $500, of which 800 to second
horse.
second. l L, miles.
Third Face, the Analostan stakes, for year
olds, L mile, with 50 entries, comprising the
best young blood OF the American turf.
Fourth race; purse 5000, OF which S1OO to
second, for ali ages: furongs.
Filth and last race; purse $500, for all ages;
winner 10 he sold at auction L Il miles.
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Real Estate Sales.

Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, have
sold for John I. Arms, trustee, small house
and lot on Sherman avenue to j. Z. Haws for
SIoo. For George c. Payne, trustee, small
brick house and lot on High street, Georgetown,
for S2,o2o. For Richard l.. Wallack, trustee
one story brick corner of Grant avenue and 9th
street extended, to Owen Shughrue Tor 81 $50
For W III. X. Woodward, executor, frame house
and lot, on Massachusetts avenue, near 9TH
street, Tor Si,oUO, To Arthur Balm. For owner
iour-StOry brick, No. 4Oi 9th street northwest,
10 > = Hoover, Tor $3.50. For l. L. Johnson
ana Geo. f. Dawson, trustees, small brick house
and lot, on ii street, near North Capitol street
Tor 81 800. For trustee, lot corner 18th and ID
streets northeast, Tor cents per square foot,
four lots 9Th and y streets northeast, at eight
cents per square foot, 10 Il. j. Collins. For Peter
Fegitn, trustee small house and lot, niontown
Tor 5000, 10 W IN. Leach. For owner lot Oh r
street, between 9th and 10th streets northwest
22Al23, at 40 cents per foot, to K. T. Roberts.
for samuel Maddox, trustee, house and lot on
Maryland avenue, near 18th street southwest
to y. L. Thompson, for 3, 800.
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ANOTHER SPEECH AT SAVANNAH.
At the banquet given by the Savannah Vol
unteer Guards battalion last night Mr.. Davis
was greeted with tremendous cheering, and in
response 10 continued cheering made a speech
In the course OF which he said: at Savannah
needs a guard, here 1t is; if the United States
needs defenders, here they are. If the United
states needs troops for war don't know where
they could get better, Drawer, or more trust
worthy soldiers than right here in Georgia
There are some who take II for
granted that when aIlude to state sovereignty
want 10 bring on another war. / am too old
Tor hight again, and God knows l don't want
you 10 have the necessity VI fighting again
IAppiause However, If that necessity should
ARISE, Know you Will meet ii, as you always
have discharged every duty that you felt called
upon to perform"
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemeurs To.Njrht

ALBAUGH s-"Engagcd" by amateurs.
NATIoNAL-Mrs. John Drew i'll Engaged"
O'BRIEN'S CIRCUs.-Old Capitol Park.
PANORAMA BCILDISG.-Battlo of Manassas
HERZoG S.-"Pinafore."
DINE MCsEUM.-Comedy and Variety.
COSGIEGATIoSAL CHURCH.-Rev. G. Fairs
lecture. " Ireland and the Irish.n
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Il LANNELS
ap27-tu&Em

Every child knows the meaning of Flannel but not
every man knows the quality. There are 20 many
coiors In FlannelS that there is other fabric
could mention that compete with it. There is
Red, White. Yellow, Gray. Scarlet aud Blne more
or less used for Underwear, except the Navy Blue
which covers the outerman from spring TO spring. the
weight according to the season. and colors
there are in Flanne!s many grades there the
Navy Blue Look below and see what you can do
with US in this line
No MEMS Blue Flannel SACK SUITS, sizes
from "a to A. for So 5 which will guarantee In
digO dye.
No 2.-Men's Blue Flannel A. r, SUITS. sizes
from "a to AZ, sIlendidly made and trimmed, and
with eye'ets, only S7.75. Warranted fast color.
No. 3.-Now we shall offer the most popular and
best wearing Flannel made (known as the Middlesex
Flannel) The price for same is only So
Our patrons will please call early, as we close at
pm. saturdays excepted.
NJ. kAUFMANS
Clothing Palace,
apl5-3m Cor. Sth and SITS. Sc
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The Omar NAY FESTIVAL In
!; f##E If. -
KINGS PALACE KINGS PALACE
Our GRAND MAY OPENING or
FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs.
And All the Latest Novelties in the
MILLINERY LINE,
MONDAY, MAYS.
And will continue the entire week with all the
Designs as they arrive daily from Europe and
the home markets.
THE GREATEST EXHIBITION ON RECORD
$4,000 WORTH OF
HATS BoNNETs FLOWERS. FEATHERS, RIB
BoNs, vELvETs, BEADS,
CREPEDE CHINE
And ALI Other Desirable Styles of
HAT TRIMMINGS
LACE CAPS, JERSEYS vIsITEs. BoUCLE
JACKETS. PARAsoLs and
SUN UMBRELLAS.
SPECIAL SALE OF
CHILDREN's, MISSES. and BOYS SAILORS
Elegant Trimmed SAILORS. all colors. 19c and 25c
This is Big Drive
Genuine Mackinaw Trimmed SAILORS, for Boys and
Girls at SOC. only.
Ten Thousand Elegant Bunches of FRENCH
FLOWERS at Soc only.
Five Thousand Bunches of TIPS In all Colors at &c.
and SOC. per bunch.
Specialties In
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS
UNFRAMED HATS AND BoNNETs,
Comprising all the Different Styles the Home and
Foreign Markets Provide.
GUARANTEE
With the Guarantee that our Prices are Lower than
1t, maintain II, and prove it
We invite you to our May Festival and Great Feast
Palace to save money.
|Ef f EsE s f'ea q: !: ss IS
|kk 4 sssss Z aa ss Sass
| F. a 4 E.. 4 e e l. 1. !:
nyA .slA SEVENTH sTRzET n. W.
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On ACCOUNT OF RAIN we will continue our
great remnant sale tomorrow. Come early to
secure the bargains. Mrs. Max Weyl, Agent,
Gl2 9Th street northwest.
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CLOSING OUT OUR DRY GOODS.-We have
determined 20 close out our entire stock of
dress goods at and below cost. All 25c. goods
20 1T 2Oc. Also, throughout the entire stock of
silks. satins and dress goods OF every kind.
CIAS. BAUM, 416 9Th street.
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IHE KN1Gurs Or LABOR
Compelled Large
JERSEY MANUFACTURER
In New York to close up his establishment leaving
him with several thousand Jerseys on hand, partly
finished and partly unfinished. We bought the entire
lot at price and had all the unfinished cut
stock made up by rst-cass taors (knghts of Labor
In this city.
Without further comment we leave the public to
Judge OF the value of the bargains offer this week
Lot represents very nice BLACK JERSEY, coat
back, with white Hercules Braid Trimming worth
$l.5O Sold at Sl.19
Lot IT.-Fne BLACK CASHMERE JERSEY, vest
front of cardinal white and old gold, coat back worth
Sold at SZ.2b
Lot III.-CHILDRENS JERSEYS, tailor made.
vest front, trimmed with Hercules Braid all colors
worth SITS. Sold at $l.4S.
CUTTING DOWN PRICES
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Every garment advertised we guarantee first-class
in every particular.
We shall offer for the balance of the season en-
tire stock of IMPORTED WRAPS at greatly reduced
prices, having divided same into 4 lots.
Lot includes LADIES WALKING COATS loose
and tight fitting Bouce and frisco effects in red navy
wood brown, black. Reduced from SO. 75 to 81. so.
Lot includes LADIES WALKING COATS, loose
and tight fitting. of fine Stockinette well Billiard
Cloth trimmed with Hercules Braid Reduced from
$775 to 1915
Lot includes our favorite "HUssAR" COATS,
finest Stocknette. military loop trimming. Red uced
from $ll.5O to 1915.
Lot includes LADIES STOCKINETTE WALK
ING COATS. black only, double breasted, coat back
Reduced from $3.4S to s.
T. T.. e. e. E; Z ! III
H H NJ w 4. E E Eatk g0S I'LL #uH# En'
EHE Fl ! / i Cos SoS i i III, e.
sle.s1s SEVENTH sTREETN.w.
my6 STRICTLY ONE PRICE,
GpoaeE II. KEEN
TAILOR.
Ala 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
ap2OSm
LNEAREYB VIM HAHN & CO.,
II ~ It'll u.
BOYS II. WALKER TUCKER
1879 Penn. ave.
SCHOOL sHoEa Joa SEfErT
Look fog Life 6Se Boy. 0Oaxantee with every pair.
jA20-e8m
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THE EIGHT HOUR MOVEMENT SETTLED,-or
nOt.-you need comfortable shoes all the same
and the place to get them is Hahn's Reliable
Shoe House, SO 9Th street or 1922 PennSyi-
V1nia avenue, where you are sure OF always get
ting tine full value OF your money. Sec their
Special Bargains, City Items
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PEAcHBLow STATIONERY at whitaker's.

SIS WILL Buy slip covers for a suit of parlOr
furniture. Moses & Son, 18th and SIS. NV.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFF fCER.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. May q. 1856. am.
For Maryland and Virginia, light rains, vari-
able winds. slightly cooler.
For Saturday, clearing and fair weather is in
dictated for ali states except the New England
states. local rains.
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The flowers that bloom i'm the spring, ira Ia,
Have nothing 10 do with the case.
GTlHE CASE is SIMPLY THIs:-PERSONS
i contemplating summer trip aIe cordially in
vited inspect the fine supply of Trunks Satches
etc. Just received at 1916 Pa ave. ali Of the latest
style and durability. Also. q large assortment OF
spring Hats, Clothing and shoes
Goods very low for the next thirty days for
cash.
J. w. SELBY.
ap2o 10lk and 1910 Ponna ave-
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP have reduced the
price OF fir pillows to 5Oc., and viii refund 1Oc
to those customers who bought at coo. Third
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suKrnIsEs To-MoRKow at the Palais Royal.

S245O. S21.5O S24.5O solid walnut parlo
suites. VIM III. Dunn's, 81 9TH street NV.
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FORTY-FryE CESTS-Boys' straw hats. Beau
ties. Francs corner 9Th and ID. the only strictly
one-price hat and gents furnishing store in the
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WOODWARD * LOTHROP will continue their
Remnant Day Sale tomorrow, Saturday, May
18th, on account of tO-day's Indictment weather.
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Shirt Waists.

$50 doz. CSC. waists, 1Sc.; SOC laundried
waists, 39c.; $1.25 French Percale best made,
s9c.; 65c. white waists, SOC. Shirts-Our 75c.
white laundried shirt, SOC; soc. shirt 800;
49c. Percale shirts. Corsets-A few &. p left at
9sc. Warmers health, ,9Sc.; Thomson glove
corsets, 69c. Our 81 French woven corset csc.
Warrens nursing corset, 97c. Cashmere shaws
and scarfs, S1.24, reduced from 1.S9. Nurses
aprons, embroidered and tucked, 29c., worth
4oc. Childrens gauze vests from 0c up. Gents
gauze vests from 15c. up. Ladies' gauZc vests,
PIC. up. Children's confirmation dresses ut
low prices Call and secure above bargains and
many others at Clark's, 734 eth st. NV, to-
morrow,
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a FINE ASSORTMENT of Gentlemens' fine
Hand made Shoes, In all the latest styles. our
speciality Is the kangaroo Oxford tie. Mrs. W IN.
II. Rich, 1T Market Space.
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A Little Girl Seriously Rurnof

HER BROTHER CHARGED WITH WILLFULLY SET.
TING FIRE TO HER CLOTHING.
Late last night Sergeant SafIeu ard Officer
Barnes, of the second precinct, arrested Lincoln
McOuade, a fifteen-year-old colored boy, living
at 1922 18th street northwest, and locked him
up at the station, charged with burning his five
year-old sister Annie on Monday morning.
when he was lett at home to take care of the
house. The little girl and her brother were
playing In the house with two other children
and Lincoln set fire To his sisters apron with q
piece OF lighted paper. Before assistance could
be rendered the flames spread To her neck and
severely burned her face and left arm. DR.. Pur-
Wis was called in and has since attended the
little sufferer. whose injuries were very painful
and perhaps dangerous.
This morning in the Police Court McOuade
was charged with assault and battery. The
mother of Lincoln and his sister said from
what she learned from the other children She
thought The boy purpOSely set fire to his little
sister. The children who were in the house at
the time Were too young to give testimony,
The boy denied the charge, and the Judge took
his personal bond and continued the case in
definitely.
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man has sold for john A. Loring, OF Massachu-
sets, 10 w. II. Goddard, of this city, house No.
fronts "a feet on Fsireet, by a depth of 14S feet
10 an alley, and Is improved by three-story
brick house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07

The OxIDIzED STATIONERY at Whitaker's.
SURPRISES TOMORROW at the PalaIs Royal.
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A YERS PILLS CURE CONSTIPATION I'M
- prove the appetite, promote digestion, restore
healthy action and regulate every function They are
pleasant 10 take gentle ia their operation yet thor
oush, searching and powerful in subduing disease
4 IERS SARSAPARILLA WONDERFULLY
u improves the complexion, and brings to old and
young the bloom of health As purifier Of the blood
IL ILLS 10 equal myA
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Headouarters for Faus.

All the latest Novelties, from the cheapest to
the best. All at popular prices.
Goods exchanged or money refunded If not
satisfactory. Boston VARIETY STORE,
LA 7O5-TO7 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07

REMEMBER, no soliciting at the Washington
Light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself
See the elephant.
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CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING GIRI-De
VIII e Jones, a commission merchant near
the center market, who occupies room at ga
street northwest, was charged in the Police
Court this morning with assault on Maud
BTaselrnan, Al ten-year-Old girl The case was
continued tor a week. 1t is alleged tina: George
MetcIll, aged IL years, with the complainant
Maud Braselman, and Matte MetcalI, mother
Oh George Metcalf, went to Jones room, and that
Mfs Nttcdii lett the room when given ten cents
Dy Jones, and that after she left he assaulted
the complainant. Mrs. Metc,lf was sentenced
by Judge Smell this morning to ninety DAYS on
the farm for yagrancy.
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WINDOW SCREENS all kinds. Moses & Son.
SURPRISES TOMORROW ut the Palais Royal
HAVE a plate and 100 cards printed, 81 So
ut Whitaker's
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BUY five boxes 25c. paper and envelopes and
get u Mikado Autograph at Whitaker's.
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CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
Ladies specially invited at 9Oo 9TH st. NV. Fol
particulars see auction column.
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SURPRISES TOMORROW at the Palais Roya

BABY CARRIAGES from So to $50 made to
order. Moses * son, ] lth and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-07

REMEMBER no soliciting at the Washington
Light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself
the elephant.
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THE LITTLE TYCOON STATIONERY at whita
Enr
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Observation-Disclosures licenses have
been Issued by the clerk of the court to
Paul Huber and Caroline Fuchs; Vim. III,
of Cumberland, Nd; Lewis L. Walker, OF 5us,
Sex county, Va, and Louisa Harper; Benz Cox
ana Eliza Jones; Chas. III. Baldwin, VIM
Thomas and Henrietta Brooks; Richard White
hand, OF A. y. county, Md, and Minnie Robin
son, OF L. u. county, Md.
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ARTISTIC MILKMAID STOOLS, 25c. Moses &
Son.
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VICTOR Fountain pens, gold mounted, Toe,
ut ShitakeT'S.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned everv morn.
ing and delivered in n 10. Ward" prints, 4Oc
per 10. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream 15 cents
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLES $3.50, Vienna Opticia
Co., 600 Pa. ave. other goods in proportion.
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WE HAVE JUST PLACED ON OUR COUNTERS
EIGHT VERY HANDSOME STYLES OF SCOTCH
CHEVICTS IN VARIOUS SHADES OF LIGHT
COLORS. NONE DELICATE ENOUGH, HOW
EVER TO SOIL. EASILY. THEY ARE MADE UP
IN SACK AND FOUR BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS
AND WITH ALL THE SNAP AND STYLE is
POSSIBLE TO PUT INTO THE FINEST CUSTOM
WORK. THE COATS AND VESTS OF THE SACK
SUITS ARE MADE WITH PATCH POCKETS,
DOUBLE STITCHED EDGES AND NOTCH COL
LAR ON VEST SIZES 80 TO 40 PRICE FOR
YOUR CHOICE SUIT, S15. WE IMAGINE YOU
WILL FIND SOME DIFFICULTY IN MATCHING
THESE ELSEWHERE FORS2 THE CUTAWAY
SUITS ARE MADE WITH RAISED OR DERBY"
SEAMS. NOTCH COLLARs-IN FACT. THE COR
RECT THING" WE MENTION THESE THINGS
ALONE THIS WEEK. OF COURSE; WHEN YOU
NEED ANYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE
FOR NAN. BOY OR CHILD YOU'RE SURE TO
FIND 1T HERE
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CITY ITEMS.
Saturdays Usual Great BarSains.
R. GOLDSCHMIp. S12-1TH ST n W

r. GoLDsCHMID, S12-7TH ST. y. W.
offers for tomorrow only the following extra
Il Reduction of 10 per cent on Baby CurriaQes
UIaich arc marked in plain figures and we have
tns ar IN the Gf.y 10 select nom
Ice Chests; Our $4,000 English china decorated
dinner and tea sets combined, $50 pcs. only
$14.39; Our $1,000 French china hand painted
tea sets, SO pcs. only $3.50; Our 4Oc. chamber
buckets only Csc; Our Acc. Highly polished cur
tain poles only 25c.; Our soc. Cocoa door mats
only 41c.; Our 75c. Hand painted french china
cuspadores only 400; Crystal glass goblets, 6 for
25c.; Handsome colored glass tumblcrs only
skates SOC. per pair; regular price s5c.; Hand
some backing case with / large box OF black
ing, extra quality backing brush and large
Large colored glass bread plates only Ice; col.
ored or white shelf paper, 90 sheets for loo;
aed
ehrom m IN handsoms git frames only SOC;
mocks only 9Sc.; regular price S1.4S.
Read and Wonder
at the phenomenal bargains offered for to.
morrow only at $. w. Augensteins, SIT, $40
and S21 18th st. n. W.: Wash basin and SO
clothespins, 81. ;3-hoop brass bound cedar water
silver-pated table knives, S3c.; cabinet size gilt
picture frames, 73c., worth 81. 25; chamber sets
brooms, 2Oc.; 4-string, 25c.; square brass bird
cage, S6c.; square shape covered vegetable
dishes 3sc.; flour sieve, &c.; floor oil cloth, 21c
yard; window curtains complete, 33c.; pa sheets
linen note paper, 14c.; refrigerator tubs, 12c. n
dz. cups and saucers $50; SO canopy or parasol
rattan baby carriages SG.53; $12 baby car
riages reduced to $7.39; $16.5O baby carriage,
with satin parasOl or canopy top, S1O.73; 500
baby carriages, satin lined and latest designs,
at $1,000. Do not be deceived by big talk OF
other stores, but come and investigate these
bargains for yourselves. Specialize per cent
discount on refrigerators and trunks to-mor-
row.
$3.50 and 81
Ladies' and Gentemen's Hand-seWed Button,
Lace and Congress Caters. Are the best ever
sold at 1Oung's Shoe House. Heibruns old
stand, 4O2 7th street. Look tor The Old Lady
in Window.
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$3.50 large ash sideboariS- Walnut and
cherry marbletOp sidebOards. SD. VIM. d.
Dunn, 81 l 9Th street northwest
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Ask Your Grocer
for Aladdin Security Oil. mw,f13t
From the Races
to j OhnsOn's Ladies' and Gents Dining Saloons
AL and 444 9th street, corner of +. Every
delicacy in season.. Polite attention. LADIES'
Saloon, first floor.
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REFRIGERATORs from S2.15 to $50 each
Water coolers from $3.50 10 $40. Moses & Son
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MIKApo LITHoGRAPHs 25c. each at Whita
Rer'S.
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Nor CURRY,

Judge-"Then you positive that the prisoner is
the man who assaulted your"
PlaintiiI-"Yes. although couldn't get good look
at him, I'm positive that he is the man."
Judse-"Why are youso positivee'
Plaintiff" Because before he turned so suddenly
and hit me in the eye, had been walking behind him
for at least five minutes What attracted my atten-
ton particularly that he precisely the same
sort of suit that have The material the
same the and finish the same. and was wonder
lug if he paid $40 for ii, the same a. did
Judse-"Ihen the only thing you of is that
the who hit You had sui; exactly like yours
Judse-"Prisoner, stand up. Did you assault this
mau:'
Prisoner-"No. your Honor; never saw him be-
fore"
Judge-"Where did you get that suit you have on:'
Prisoner-"At Victor l. Aders Ten Per Cent Cloth
ing House. 921 and 929 18th street northwest"
Judge-"Is Adler 4 tailor:
Prisoner-"No sir; he is the best and cheapest
cotlier Washington. only paid SIS for this suit
one that man paid $40 for
Judge-"The Court doesn't propose to give decisions
upon clothing. Prisoner you are discharged and you
young man, never Judge again by the quality of
clothing how much it costs Adler. il sells for
less than half what your tailor charges and let I'M
press upon you that before you again have a
rested for assault first make you have the right
party before you have any arrested The costs
are $40"