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fNUR SALE-HAND'>nME SUBJ RAN t.fs>I-
L dehce: IL roornS Pot.lItc water i.ugSe: balm
room ana clos Il, arg si4Di". -.s Uf
co'ut road above Ttt b,ai!iIii View. good >iriHy,
ibiiIdLce oi hut AID tpwSls Inquire nii,es.
lnN-G-iW*
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CITY ITEMS.
Read Thi. Th.nurhl

1t will give you an idea how and where to get
pair OF serTiceable shoes or slippers at q re-
markably low price.
Soc Ladies' and Misses fine kid Opera Slip
Soc Chiidren's kid Newport ties and low
SOC. Infants worked button hole shoes.
5Oc Childrens nne kid spring heels.
oOc Mems house slippers.
Toe. Ladies Oxford ties, low button and New
ports.
75c. Ladies' serge CATERS, lace or congress.
Toe. Chiidrens fine pebble spring heels sizes
StO11.
&c. Chitdren's solar tip button shoes.
Toe. Childrens hand-sewed worked button
hole, spring heels, sizes 8 to 7.
75c. Infants real French kid shoes with tassels.
$1.OO Youths all leather button shoes.
SI.OO Boys fine low quartered, button or ties.
$lOO Misses genuine kid or pebble spring
heels.
$1.OO Ladies' fine kid button shoes.
81 90 Mems low ties
81 .25 Mems CATERS lace or button shoes
SI.G0 Mems nne low OxfordS and strap ties.
1.2o Ladies fine kid or serge top foxed button.
Sl25 Misses common sense fine kid shoes.
SID Boys veal calf, button or lace
$l.L5 Ladies common sense fine kid shoes.
$1lo Mems warranted calf low Oxford ties.
The above in all sizes and widths together
with a complete line OF Mems, Ladies' and Chill
dren'S fine hand and machine sewed shoes, at
equally low prices, can be found at
THR STAR SHOE HOUSE,
T26 18th street. between G. and III.
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k, o. ALE OF: X,h >NtiF EJE CITY PgfOP-
ertI Farm two miles from g, cuiit...u-
lrs - u acres Apply III r ~ Ia BoiM NiA,,
Washing ton, or JOu-. EPIiA-N, .,iIe,uurs nd
.
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Our celebrated 81 French Woven Corset 50c.;
our 75c. Woven and Handmade Corsets Arc:
Warmers Health Csc, sold all over $1.25;
Thompson's Glove Fitting 9oc Madame War.
ren's dress form Corset $1.25, regular price 80:
Roth's double bone Corset $3.50, regular price
81. so; our 81 Summer Ventf4ating 5sc.; our $5
Bone French Woven Corset Soc; SOC. Corssts
15c.; Ladies Gauze Vests dc; Children's GAUGE
Vests &c. up, according to size; Mems Jean
Drawers 26c.; Boys Shirt Waists lee. worth
35c.; SOC. Shirt Waists, white and colored, 35c;
75c. quality Soc. our 81 and $1.25 qualities
79c. We are doing the Jersey trade of the city.
All our $3.50 fancy front Jerseys 81 90 and
3d. Black StOckinett Jerseys 81; our So rs
vest front coat back Jerseys S1.4S; Children's
Jerseys 39c, was Toe; $1.25 grade vest front
broidery, sold at $1.25, Mt CSC. Remember
above bargains and many Others at Clarks, 734
7th st. w.
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For Saturday and Monday at the oriole.

S22 18th st., doors below street.
2Oc. per yd. Swiss Hamburg 16c.; 35c. Swiss
1sc. per yard; 75c. gents best jean drawers
tailor-made, 49c.;4Oc. drawers, bleached or un-
ble;iched. 2oc.; India linen, 614c., &c.. 1Oc. and
gluZe vests. lie; DIR. Warmers health corsets
9Sc., worth S1.25. We stiil lead in soc. corsets.
Childrens hose, navy, game brown and black,
Z TO S12, 15c.: this stocking is cheap at poe;
table linen. 1Sc., worth 2oc.; ladies, misses and
$1.2o cashmere shawls, all colors, S9c.: 39c
gent undershirts, Doe; 800 yards &c. tOwelins,
4c; l2t2c Oriental lace, 1Oc.; zoe. Oriental lace,
12l2c.; &c. linen towelug, &c. per yard; EileSia,
all coiors, per yard Sc; culorcd cambria, sc. per
yard; 39c. children's embroidery caps, 25c.;
gent uniaundereu shirts, reinforced 'front.' and
back, 5Oc.; gents plated shirts, Numbered 81 :;
taiior-made, coat back jerseys, CSC; military
jerseys, coat backs Csc.
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JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, FRED
- erick Co., StephensonsVA. Open JUNEA 1
list. Terms per day 81; per week. $3.50; fHAAY
per month (2S days.. $40 ln.ES i
Pamphlets at the Star office
my;S-Im JORDAN
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FoR FR1DAY.
RED TICKET DAY.

Our importation of Berlin and French Jerseys hav-
ing arrived rather late concluded sell them out
Our tEDokA newest out, IN all combinations origi-
hai price S;53n one do.ltr oil.
of our pltrons sold So II OIL 10 hundreds
so H9a =, EtokA With Anchor 'front.' quite novelty
our Vlcto Ia with wide white Hercules braid sold at
Our Hussar with silver braid trimmed sold at ST. to
De closed nall Price
Vest Front Rosary Beads trimmed. the latest style
sold at III To be sold nj S3 now.
some few OF different style JERSEYS some sold as
nigh as e3 to be closed at Sl1S.
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
One lot Lace curtains to be closed out at sold
Few Turcoman CURTAINS sold at $500, ut >. So Sod
al 50 90 10 close out S465, pairs Antique Cur
to so All oG IaS ol cIots s tor Ih day
q: 20 cents aiise for curtains bright all designs
Our best Holland shades. ali cOlors with complete
fixtures. on that day o6c. only.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Our 81 large Milan Hats 6Sc
Our 75c large Chip Hats, Coo
school hats, trimmed, only 21c
GREAT BARGAINS IN FLOWERS
Sash Ribbon in Moirs and Ottoman inch WIDE
=, Roman stripe and heavy Black eros Grain. only
25c- Nurses Caps 1sc.
soc Infant Caps, 4;Sc
COTTON UNDERWEAR
We offer only fine goods. nicely made and best ma
Skirts Drawers and Chemises tucked and embrod-
cred tucked aud with torchUn lace. only SIC
LOT III.
skirts skirts Gowns and Chsmises, Handsomely trimmed.
fully worth sloU. Oh that day only S6 cents
LADIES HOSIERY.
we will put counter one lot dropped stitched
and plain Ladies' six Hose. ali s...idrs ON y 80
our stock odds and -nds only Gne goods "A great
bargain, only 10 cents. ali sizes.
GtNTS' DEPARTMENT.
&c Our One Dollar Famous II or ~ plated shsls at
at 10 cents
LACE DEPARTMENT.
Extra fine quality Oriental Flouncinys, full A. in
ehes deep, worAed al the way up, really worth 80 a
All linen iorcnon I.aces &C. yard worth I5c.
25c. Embroide, Les. 19c.
Izl2c EmDroideries. loo
Odds ana Enis in colorei Embroideries Sc yard,
worth 10 TO 2Oc.
NECKWEAR DEPARTMENT.
A few Ell OF those % and C Ladies' Dog Collars.
29c. Children's Fancy Collars. lec
3Sc Crepe Lisse Ruchings &c. yard
3oc. Plaid indsor Ties 25c.
hamburg Collars for Ladies' odds and ends to close
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
y So Chantiily Flouncin SIS per ward
zoe. Dress Loops. ali cUlors to close, &c each
81 % Coiored Tape Fringe. to Close Toe. per yard
Dc. l. ncy Nei.s SC.
Toe Fancy Veils SC
DC Metal Clasps loo
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
1Sc English Tooth Brushes IOc
1Uc T. gish Tooth Brushes &c
Sc English Hair Pms to-day Ic
lUc. Toilet APPS. &c.
lSc- Leather Belts, lie
DOC Satchels black onIy) Csc
81 satchels black ouly), soc
kBf "A Y Y NM MN ssss
BBB "A j. . M MMM Sss1
spiB AAA U,,,IU y 9 SIS 900
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Hats for MINER of 1855.

Beaver and Pearl cassimer high Hats,
Nutria, Nutria MKT and Pearl Derbys;
Genuine Mackinaw Hats, 81, 81 SO 50:
Japan or imitation MacKinaw, SO, rs, 81;
Alpaca. Straw Derby, and blk. LeghOrn Hats,
Boys and children's Stra ws, from 25c. to 81 So
at X. Z. Lewis, the "Orginal One Price Hat
and Furnishing Store" $50 18th ST., bt.I & X NV.
N-B.-Lowest price plainly marked in each
hat
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Best Quality
of Blue Flannel Shirts, at Auerbach's Bicycle
Shirt Depot, 9TH and II SIS.
Souvenirs For One Week.

SOuVenirH FOR One week,
previous to rebuilding. at YOungs Shoe House,
HeIlburn's Old stand, 4O2 TIN ST. Look for
The Old Lady i'll iuuow. Gents So Hand
sewed Caters, 81: 81 Low Quarter Hand
sawed. S:i; $3.50 flexible Ties and Button, 81;
81 Low Quarter Oxiords, $3.50; 81 80 Canvas
and Serge Shoes, $l.25. Ladies' S4.5O Hand
sewed button, $3.50; S3 Flexible Hind-sewed,
~; ~ Lasting and toXed Button, Yl.5O; 500
Oxtords, $3.50; S1.25 Oxford lies and slippers,
81 cts; Misses Oxford Button and 1ies 10 cts
Chlld Low Quarter Shoes, 81, 60 rs cts; BOY 81
Cioth-top Button, $1.2o; Youths Solid Lace
anu Button. 81 cts. All goods marked in plain
figures at strictly one price. We close at p.
H., except Saturdays.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W leather.

OFFICE OF TuE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGrOS, d. c.. May %, 1856, 9 am.
For eastern New York. eastern Pennsy lvania,
western PpUnsy Ivania, western New York
Delaware, New Jersey. Mary land and Virginia,
generally f1ir weather nearly stationary tenn
p1rsiture. variable winds.
For Saturday-generally fair weather with
nearly stationary temperature Is indicated for
New England, the middle Atlantic states, the
lower LAKE region and the Ohio valley.
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!4sen. and 'r1" 10. az HI hiSGa station.
a. L. x; vl-td IN t,,.,ee L. Cy. 10
b4rfain. MtuIUH DC, - I. iIfsEnry-.,t-. ~ .
Il l't@l-bnr.. Mi. MN IN
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90 TO {. ENGKL's Sons. $50 Center Market,
for fre.h egg plants, Oyster Bay asparagus. Cali
fornia apricOts, and Strawberries from Slater 3
farm, Virginia. Come early. c. EngePs Sons,
9th aIreet wing Center Market
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ktNOR SALE OR TO LET-FOR THE SEASON OR
Il tear-lhe residence of the late Hon Edward
learned; II Is one OF the finest and most desirable
f'laceS in Western MuSsschu Is; fully furu shed,
with modern cunvtniences anu ABUNDANT stable =
combinations. add eSs irS. i.DW ARD LEA IN -
PIttAneiu, .IaSS
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Complete Line
of the latest style Straw Hats, at Auerbach's
Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and ii.

Strike! stri;1e!! Strike!M
For VI. Newmyer's Stores,
and secure u Jersey for 5Uc., cOiors black navy
seal and garnet; yard-WIde Lawns, :;loc La
dies Silk Mitt,, in black and colors, 23c; Mems
Seamless Haii-tIose in coiors or uubieached,
two pair for 2oc.; French Satteen Corsets, zoe
Ladies and Mems Summer Vests, 24c.; India
Linen, from 4Ac. up; Ladies Mouair Skirts
zoe; Mems UniaunurIed Shirts, 33, 40, 62la
and 1oc.-we beat all Oh these GOODS COlOred
Embroidery, Sc per yard; Ladies' Unbleached
Hose. lincy block patterns, Two pair tor 25c
cases select Satteens. yard wide, S1ac in pieces
10 match, from 10 10 yards; one lot fine Che
mise oOc., reduced from Sc; Beige and white
Oriental Lace, 10 inches wide, only 25c.; beau
IiiuI black BrOc,de Silk, only 99c.
NJ. NEWMYER
$50 7th st. and 1920 Penna ave.
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BICYCLE and Boating Shirts, Pants and Hose
II the lowest prices. Francs, corner 9TH ana
d, the only strictly one price hat and gents fur
niAning store in the city.
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lNO.; kENT-AT GUILFORD ST aTION VA
Il Col q e. rooms fuI ui,hed compile p n 20 ami
organ: beAI fu tali; good water. shade and ru.t;
near dtiui, Tor the AduIes, box ~, lar
Office
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DOuulaaS'.
.sTid Ritsu for SATURDAY.

It'd Bits for Saturday
81 Kid Gloves, for SOC. 25c. Fans for 19c.
$3.50 Gossamers for $1.25. Gents 2Oc Linen
Handkerchiets for 12l2c. yards best ruching
in box for Csc. Colgate's 81 Violet Water for
Tic. 25c. Lolita Bustles for 19c 81 PERKINS,
genuine Kid Gloves for $1.25. Arc. Patti Bus
ties for 39c. 81 Sweeps the Deck" Umbrel ia
tor SIC. 75c. Lanman Florida Water for 6Oc.
75c. Castor Gloves for 69c. 75c, Mikado Bus
ties for soc. $3.50 Jerseys for $3.50. 9Oc.
Mikado Bustles Tor 75c. S3.47 Jerseys tor 50 40.
$l25 Mikado Bustles Tor 81. $4.25 Jerseys
for $3.50.
Headquarters for "Thomson's," 'Warner's,' -
"Foys,' Her Majestys ~. D." and all first
class Corsets at lowest prices. Our 81 Corset
leads, and cannot be duplicated for l.5O
! DOUGLASS. 522. 624. 526 9th ST.
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THE NATIONALS WIN BY SCORE OF TO O,
The Nationals delighted a large audience yes
terday afternoon by shutting out the famous
Chicagos, winning the game OIL its merits by a
score Of to o. The Chicagos strained every eff
fort to get run in but in vain. The Nationals
were on their mettle and played almost fault
Iessly. They earned five OF their seven runs.
Barr pitched for the Nationals IN fine style.
The few hits the visitors secured off him were
scattered. Gilligan supported him magnif-
Gently. Paul Hines and Knowles both dfstin-
guished themselves by lifting the ball over the
LET: field fence for a home run. The same clubs
play again this afternoon.
Other games Yesterday: At New York-st
Louis, 4; New York, ). At Philadelphia-Phla-
ape e.,,i s; Kansas City, 5. At Baltimore
Metropolitan. /: louisville. 5. AT Brook 1rn-
BROOKLYN, 4; Cincinnati, g.
THEOLOGICAL COMMENCEMENT - Fourteen
students will be graduated tonight from the
Theological department of Howard university
The exercises will be held in the Central Pres
by terrain church, Rev. DIR. Pitzer. There have
been enrolled in the department during the
year fifty-three students. The graduates are
Messrs. Anderson Carroll, Gordon. Harris
Holmes, Jones, Lewis, PaunelI, Parker G. II.
Read, II. A. Read, Robinson. Welsh and
Wheeler. There will be four brief addresses by
members of the class and an address by Rev.
DR.. j. u. Craighead, dean of the theological
faculty. Several OF the graduates are pastors of
OF them is presiding elder, residing in Alex
andria.
The NATIONAL UNIoN.-The market men
join the National union in the formation of
National council, which was instituted last
evening by Il. l.. Teeple, senate deputy. The
ser, vice president; w. 5. Anderson, ex-presi-
dent; Walter Brown. speaker; Ii. W. Scammell,
secretary; j. I'll. Northup, financial secretary;
lain; Charles III. Calvert, usher; u. II. Eker, ser
geant-at-arIns; A: A. Chaplin, doorkeeper; w.
r hunt, j. III. U Donnell, j. III. Reisinger, trus-
tees; Ed. T.. Ford, representative to assembly:
r. j. Sacks, alternate representative to as
sembly.
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STRAW NATTINGs Retrigerators and Window
SerSSus In every variety. Moses & Son, 18th
and streets.
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Don't FAIL 10 see Buffalo Bills Wild West
grand street CavacaGe Pennsylvania ave
nue. tomorrow afternoon, reaching the Capitol
Ut PIN.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenus IO.Nixht.

Observation-Disclosures.
WILLARD HALL.-1estimonial to Miss Sax.
ton.
PASoRANA BUILDING.-SecondB Battle of Bull
Run.
EERzOG' Sway Down South"
DIME MUsECM.-Drama and variety.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COONlR1 REAL ESTATE.
"ANrED-AT MODERATE PRICE, SMALL
w place near railroad station. of easy the
Guy; state price and ali particulars. Address j. A.,
etar oiiice. my27-lw*
IGOR SALE OR TO LET-FOR THE SEASON OR
Il year-lhe residence of the late Hon Edward
races Western M.,ssschu Sc IS; fully fur she'd
modern convenience, ana .nundaut Stable a :,
co.hhloiailois -Addiess .irS. i.DWAED LEA isN -
rlt,oieIu, -nas myZ.-5t
lTO.; kE>T-AT GUILFORD STATION, VA,
II Col e. 8 rooms. fui ui,hed compile D n % au
organ: bed 'ful All; good water shade and iGut
near DEPOT, Tor tie sea Oh. 4Aduies, 81,
once. my-C-iws
t,'k SALE OR Ei:&T-5la ACRI.s. ~ TABLE
Tor Vineyard % III. ct 1rdenet three room nonse
Oil Pic. Beau i"i bGlidins size. III
ssr Office ''' A'oies' s ~ 81.
IGOR sAL!.-DE>i,ADLt SUMMER C0ItAGE
L ON i"Wyr Potomac J. +. BALDWIN,
IGOR RENT-IN THE VILIAGt ut FALLS
tfaf,i, a. fiuus. IF nine ro"lns. 2"o STAGE,
ave. NV. hi. -4-utf
IGOR sALE-HAN p>uME SUBURBAN i.i.,I-
Il .ieAce Ii rooms, pot.nilc water ~ lease: hain
room and cios-t. iarg sbi" -is ir,t uf
con"i't rod. above rit.r u,ai View. ID sir.:s,
ny-2-iw*
l. o. ALE OF; XCh >NGE EJH CITY P8oP-
~ ,cSes 'No nn ,i,,i1 ron ~. 8.
Washington, or JOii. aIEPIiA-N, .Iia.en,ourg. I'D.
N.Y. I'VE
Il l.
nerl, strogys, and best o.d,;sts made iseu cd
my-o t..r.fAL l,!.E o.. 1905 y. y. ave
IToR SiLE-,iOOD MAN>Arp ROOF .3-i;5oN
''.e-.in- and 'rs" 10. IA hisil station, ,; <
/. 4'ieh-bnrs. Nj. !IiyII-..u
A,t@Ai!. . NOM Al >Uo::,r. oN r}tt.
GU. lo;-.saSito :le from s!3 ainfda ior area.
Ia .h''sa hel; 81 i.i"h.5 Ii :. - lio4 ..tn i.
h." hays ,iu<
I,'1K attr- At rrstTiEE Aj,%T,.uiF.I
Il touat; 'arl. ltni.g 100 .,cI.. iwritins Win
te ,oiesgiii. t;,.npiSe. lc..r our lers
e,Gn, mil. tronl Il sNitn-l.,n. Address wv IAi,i.E.
bdrht Nils. Hont.ra.'ry county. Id api1-i"~
L mv,.,m. JSo NO. z Pl l..
t,oR SALI:-HlGHLY IMPROVED M0NT.OM-
srizns farm ON W Warrington and Col,sville turn p ke
nil's g. ir, ,'hs.n ton syer sprinS nta
sligo, Nd mh3i-2ms
L'OR sALE-nNE-HALF MILE FROM NEW
i York ave. aid bousdary. nice 9-room, House, 70
has run Of milk sh, do lars per day: running
ap2:'-lm - ~ A. F Hill & 90 C ''' 1893 Est
E>oR SA!.E-CLUB HOUSE. OR SUNNI /. Kr.-
= sort Propery- 100 acres OF land, about miles
road and lie baltimore ard ohio road liz proved
by very l,;rs ame house and onbuildings railroad
station ON the place. com uIuaon fare DULY five cents.
F2 OF. Terms and price apply TO AUSTIN p. BROWN.
l4-o st a '" ap2i-3m
INOR SALE-LOfS-l0O BUILDING LOTS BOX
100 feet, near SeabroOk Station L. and =. X. r. 20
minutes ride by TO city beautifully located; 1870
sold n six months price $40 lot. Apply to MARION
jAsrhK Il JacESoS. az ST. n@ w..s AN gF
lSOH SALE-A CHOICE LITTLE FARM OF 10
1 Acres in Montgomery county, the district
line suitable for poultry dairy III; three acre lots
enclosed with ten-ioot fence spring and all con-
ven.ences for raising poultry will be Sold with all the
stock and farming I'M plements cheap and possession
gwen at once. john I. MITCHELL, Real Estate
Erok er. leo Pennsy lvania ave. mh;,.t:;u.
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SLATE MAxrE1ls. at shedd $, 4os 9th street.

For RENT. at Hyattsvile, a new and beauti-
fui house, never been occupied. L. ID. WINE,
1890 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered i'll p lib. Ward" prints. ACC.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterlnilz;
sweet MILK DC. per quart. cream % cents.
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ONE HUNDRED REAMs OF NOTE PAPER, Csc.
l. resm at Whitaksr's.
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Nsw STYLES of young mems suits just opened
RarQuul'S.
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VICTOR FOUNTAIN PEN gold mounted, Soc;
new lot received at " hitaker's, 1105 Pa. ave.
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Handsome New style
Light Derbys, at 81, S1.25, SI.5O, 81 and 81. so
at Auerbach Bicycie SnirL Depot, 7th and d. ]


Special Low Shoes and slippers Sale
AT Hahn's, S16 9TH St. and 1922 Pa. av.
Gents Best Custo made Low shoes, 81.
Flexible Sole Calf and Kangaroo Low Button
:, :, AN and a Ties, any style, y, $3.50 aud %.
Our $125 Gents Low Button and Ties have no
equal anywhere i'll the United States.
Rubbersoled Low Shoes for bicyclists, 81.
Hand-sewed Oxford Ties, box or common-sense
Hand -:ewed Button and Newport 1925 and
Opera Toe Slippers, high or low heel, SOC. to
$1.25.
French Heel Opera Toe slippers, TIC.
Genuine Lasting House Slippers, 25c.
Hand-sewed KID Slippers, 45c.
Reliable Button Newports and Oxiords, 75c.
Decoration Bargains,
at the Combination.
Mems Canvas .................... Ole.
Ladies' Kid and Goat Button ..,. 8 30
Misses solid Leather Button. csc.
Poys button Shoes..... ..................... 0Sc.
Boys Hook Shoes. ................... O.,c
Chidren's Spring Heel. 43c.
1niants' Low Shoes. ........... 15C
Fine White Null 1ies.................. lie.
Uniaundrie0 White Shirts. ............ 25c.
Entire line of line satin Scarfs SOC
Full reg. made Derby Ribbed Hose, white
perc.e Snir; Waists 1sc.
Red and White Check Mating. -. .......... 1asac
SILK Mills, good quality ................... 1Sc.
Polka Dot Windsor Ties. Sc.
"A. Kaufman's Combination Store,
1241 and 1243 11th st. s. e.
Open Monday, May 81, until II O'Clock. 1
Dr.. LIE Clair regular 75c. Corsets reduced
| to 39c. r. q q. COrsets 75c. Jerseys, black
aud colored, 49c. Parasois, Gloves, Mitts
Gauze and Cotton Underwear, Laces, White
Goods, Fans, at lowest possible price at A.
Storms, SO4 7th, between Il and X. 2
Pickwick Club whisky is the best
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Bnrgain. i'm SamDle Suits

DHrSHInS III SuI0pIe Su1tS
for men and boys: 400 Pants at So; 300 Pants
at $225, and down TO 81. Save money and
come To the great sample sale OF clothing at 924
1th ST. NV, between and Mass. ave.
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BOOKS. &c.

HENRY G. LANCASTER BOOKS AND STA
II i tonery. $40 7th st. NV. Catholic Goods beant-
ful hAnd-painted Plaques, japanese Novelties and
Artists Materials At Low esi prices myI2-lQts
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PROPOSALS.
I)ROPOSALS FOR STREET SW EEPING IN THE
l. CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND GEDE(iE-

l. CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND GEOIiGE-
OFFICE THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
Call. WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. May 26, 1855.
TWr.LvE O'CLOCK Nj on THUIs SD S' JU uN!i.
TENTH, 1886. Tor sprnkiin.. swee ping aud cleaning
Georgetown, DC. "A"
Bank forms of proposal and specifications can be
gether with all necessary informi.on and bids upon
tht Sc forms Will alone be considered
of bid 'tsl f 81 az Gai or parts
myZ.-6t Engineer Commissioner ID. c.
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP
l. PLIES.
wAE DEPARTMENT, April II. 1886.
at . Sn oS n o 5epsc VII WE'D
NEsDAf. JUNE SECOND 1856. Tor furnishing
for e var
It's bureaus IN Washington, during the fiscal year end
itlank forms Of proposals, showing the items and
est,intd d,lanttieS re.iired together with istruc
this Office w
BIDS will be considered on each item separately.
Proposals must be addressed 10 the undersigned
seu on the outside Of the envelope, Proposals
.,,, {; II; HoYi: Asst oartermaster, U. s. A.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL. FORAGE. STRAW
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
WASHISGTON, ID. G., April -, 1885,
conditions VIII be receWed at so }sis to the usual
TWELNE O'CLOCK NOON. ON WEDNESDAY.
will be opened in presence of bidders for turn! ing
and delivering. during the fiscal year commencing
July \. rsSS such Fuel, Forage, straw aud Bran
The government the right to reject any or
all bids Preference given to articles Of domestic urO-
duction conditions 1t price and quality being equal,
production produced Oh The Pacific coast 10 the extsnt
Of the consumption -equired by the public service
Blanks and full information as to bidding &c. vii,
be furnished by this Office on agpli S lion,
myZ4-6t Deputy q. NJ. Geni U. - Army
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Fine Percaie shirt. SOC.

including two collars aud one pair OF cuffs, at
Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt depot, TIA and II sls.I
Read and lie Convinced that you can get
better bargains at s. w. Auseuslein,s, SIT -SI9
III street, than you can get elsewhere. Gov -
cred excursion baskets, 29c. largest size, :,9c;
shopping satcheis, luc.; largest size, l5c.; liaf
doZ. cups and saucers, half doZ plates, meat
dish. vegetable dish and basket, 30c.; Uol-
land window shades, complete, 33c; haii doz.
spoons, 1Uc.; wash tub, zinc wash board 80
Clothes pins, boxes biueing, soc; half doZ.
coiored berry dishes, 2Oc., worth 0tbc.; Ia ut.
tin water buckets, 23c.; decorated chamber sets.
S2.o1; crystal cake plates, &C.: As sheets shell
paper, &C.; 6-qt tin buckets, &C.; tin cups, SC.
crystal water pitchers, 23c.; 81 crOquet sets re-
duccd to CSC; dust pan and brush, lie; No. ice
cress. 30. ~; No. =, S4.15; 10 per cent discount
Baby Carriages, ReiriseratOrs and Travelling
trunks.
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LINN PAPER AND ENVELOPES. one Quire
and one pack in box, 25c., at Whltaker's.