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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-14

EFFORTS TO HAVE HIS SENTENCE COMMITTED
II HE GIVES IMPORTATION AS TO HIS AC-
COMPLETES.
May 2Sth is the time to which Antonio Mar
dello, convicted of the murder of Carmine Ro-
tunno on the Goth of July last. was respited a
few weeks ago. This respite was obtained with
the view of giving him an opportunity to fur
nlsh information as TO his accomplices, for he
asserts that he was not alone in the commission
OF the crime and that the fatal cut or
cuts were given by another party
in his presence. He has admitted that
he was given portion of the money taken
from the victim. Although the amount of
noney-about thirty dollars--he acknowledges
he received Is about the sum that he was found
10 have spent in the few days between the date
of the murder and his capture, Detectives Raft
and Block. vino made the arrest, do no: credit
his statement about accomplices. With a view
OF getting from Nardello the Information his
friends THINK he has, IL consultation has been
arranged by Count Alberto de Foresta, secre-
tary OF the italian legation; Rev. DIR. Ryan, his
spiritual adviser, and ex-District Attorney
Corkhill with District Attorney Worthington,
before whom Nardelo will be brought and
questioned. Should the prisoner give the in
formation sought, 1t is thought that the SEN
tence may be commuted to Imprisonment Tor
life
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For Saturday ana Monday.

Special prices for Saturday and Monday at
the Oriole, S22 9TH ST., near L.
Gents soc. bieached unbleached Jean
drawers, Doc; soc. bleached Jean Drawers, 39c.;
or best Jean Drawers, tailor made, 4Sc., worth
16c.; seamless Socks. unbleached or mixed, 2
pair 25c.; boys and mems Calico Dress Shirts.
3.)c.; narrow plated bosom Shirts, roc, Per-
c!le Shirts, two Collars and Cuffs, roc, worth
50; Gauze Undershirts, 25c.; our best Gauze
1I; DIR. W arner's corsets Csc; our weil-known
II n. corset Zoe, worth ST. our Il. Y. n. and
Olole Special corset, 400; cashmere wraps, all
all reduced in prices; ladies Jerseys, tailor
n.ade coat back, plain or white and red plated,
9bc.; cotton wOrsted dress goo DIS, tan color, &c.
ptr yard; large white spreads, 69c.; ladies vest,
nigh neck and short sleeves, lie; selesia, &c.;
lining cambria. &c: ladies' Isle hose lhc 1
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Shirt Waists.
COrSetS.

$50 doz. 25c. waists, 1Sc.; SOC. laundried
Waists, 39c.; SIPS French Percale, best made,
eDc; 6?c. white waists, 39c. Shirts-Our 75c.
white laundried shirt, 5Oc.; soc. shirt, 39c.;
i;)c. Percale shirts. Corsets-A few G. Z. left at
ssSc. Warmers health, 9Sc.; Thompson glove
BITING, SSc., price all over S1.25. 81 gauZe
cRrsets, CSC. Our 81 French woven corset, soc.
Narrens nursing corset, 97c. Cashmere shawls
and scarfs, S1.24, reduced from 80. Nurses
aprons, embroidered and tucked, 29c., worth
doc. Cnlldren's gauZe vests from &c. up. Gents
gauze vests from 15c. up. Ladies' gauZe vests,
21c. up. Children's confirmation dresses at
low prices. Cali and secure above bargains and
many others at Clarks, 734 9TH St. NV, To-
morrow.
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THE STAR SHOE House, 726 9TH street,
between u and H--Special sale OF servicea0le
shoes and slippers. Ladies' serge slippers, with
heels. at 1Sc.; ladies kid, button worked holes,
Doc; misses pebble button, sizes IL to- ,, at
zoe; chidren's pebble button. sizes to TO- at
soc; chiIdTen's kid spring-heeis, Doc; infants
best French kid, with tasscl>, ut zoe; ladies'
fine kid low oxford ties, zoe: misses opera
slippers, 5Oc.: children's springfield low ties,
zoe; mems Congress and lace at S1.2o; mems
low OXforiS and ties. SI.2O; boys and youths
ali-leather button lace shoes al 81; youths
c.Anvas shoes. &c
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THE Go1DEN EAGLE

THE SPECIAL FEATURE OF THE CLOTHING
WE KEEP FOR MEN AND BOYS Is THE AL
MOST PERFECT FIT OF EVERY GARMENT
WE OFFER WE IMAGINE 1T TO BE THE
COMMON EXPERIENCE OF EVERY MAN THAT
THERE'S MORE SOLID COMFORT AND Salts
FACTION IN A WELL-FITTING $40 SUIT THAN
IN A $50 SUIT THAT DOES NOT EXACTLY
FIT. WHEN A MECHANIC TURNS OUT A
GOOD JOB HE FEELS PROUD OF HIS WORK
SO 1T IS WITH US. WHEN WE PUT SUIT
OF CLOTHES ON CUSTOMER WE FEEL
CERTAIN DEGREE OF PRIDE IN THE APP
PEARANCE IT PRESENTS THE COAT AND
VEST OUTLINING THE FORM NICELY, HUG
CLING THE NECK CLOSELY, RESTING ON THE
SHOULDERS SMOOTHLY AND FAILING INTO
THE HOLLOW OF THE BACK WITH AN EASY
GRACE THEN THE TROUSERS ARE MODELS
OF CORRECT FIT. THE CHEAPEST GOODS WE
OFFER ARE CUT OVER THE SAME PATTERNS
AS THE MOST EXPENSIVE WE KEEP AND
ALL OUR GOODS ARE MARKED AT PRICES
NEVER BEFORE NAMED FOR GOODS OF LIKE
QUALITIES. WE GIVE PAIR OF ROLLER
SKATES WITH EVERY BOYS SUIT
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND srs
JIM GRADY. MANAGER
my11 GALL BLUE SIGNS)
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DRY GOODS.

STATION PERRY

>tAINN FERRY.
rtCCFSSok TO FERRY a RRoTWFRN
WHICH ARE THE --LATEST EIRoPEAN
NOVELTY" IN WASH FARRICS
100 Prices CONFINED STN LIS IN ASDK.R.
SONS SCOTCH GINGHAMS
IMMENSE Assortment or PLAIN FIGURED
AND sIDE RAND FRENCH SATEfNS VI AIM
To NY ENPREss ORDER BY eros. ROMAN,
"EXCLUSlNE DESIGNS" IN PRINTED PI-Rr
LINEN LAWNS. AT 25c PER NARD
NOVELTIES IN WHITE AND ECRC EMRRoID
Erred SWISS MUsLlNs. FROM 25c To soc
NEW WHITE AND coLoRED EMBROIDERED
ENBROIDEREp INDIA PoNGEE AND PRINTED
CHINA SILK ROBES
COMPLETE STOCK or FRENCH AND BRITISH
WHITE GOODS, 1NCL.U DING ALI. THE NV
Isr FABRICS FOR CONE MINI
DRESSES.r
NOVELTIES IN SPANISH, CULTURE AMI
CHANIlLLN LACE NETS FOR ON r.
DRESStS AND ELOCNCES.
NEW Lpll-iNleS. 81 RAHS. RHADAMf,S AND
lAILLE FRANCHISE, ALL PRICES.
NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS IN PRINTED
''LlGHI-WElGHT' PLAIN AND FANCY ALL
WOOL FRENCH DRESS FABRICS.
In IRA GOOD VALUES IN BLACK TWISTED
SILK GRENADINES. AT 81. 81 - 81 10
NOVELTIES IN BLAC n AND tnLoRED DEN.
TfLlE LANES. AT al PER YARD.
ELIGANf BLACK BEADED SlLk GREN DINE
HANGING FROM s. ~ SIS PER YARD
.SEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUmDINa.
Established 1910. mys
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|Dxoss YrAsr PowDrn

EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED.
NO YEAST OR BAKING POWDER IN THE
WORLD MAKES BETTER, LIGHTER
OR swEETER BREAD AND PASTRY
USED BY ALL THE HOTELS AND RES
TAURANTs. SIX OUNCE BOTTLES, LAR
GEsT SIZE 10 CENTS
RETAIL GROCERs SUPPLIED BY =
FRANK HUME,
IT, ERGooD q CO.,
N. II. SHEA,
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON,
BEALL & BAKER. -.>
HILL & Co.,
R o. EDMoNIsoN.
METZGER BRO.
B. B. EARNsHAw BRO,
TALBOT & McCAULEY.
w. H. n. CISSEL,
A. GAEGLER.
BURCHARD & BRO,
A. N. HAzEN CO.,
8. E RICHARD CO.,
SAMUEL CRoPLEY's SONS
NJ. ODoNAGRUE,
JE DEYER CO.,
E NJ. P. HARRIS
A. HANLON,
DIXONS YEAST POWDER Is MANUFAc
TURED ONLY BY THE DIXON YEAST POW.
DER WORKS. 231 7TH ST s. w. myl2.4t
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AmuseInents Tonight

Amusements Tonight.
ALBAUGH'S.-"FraD iavolo."
NATIoNAL.-The Kirmes.
LIGHT INFANTRY ARMoRY.-Fair
FOUNDRY CHURCH.-Lecture ON Japan by
Rev. j. Soper.
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle of Bull
Run.
HERZoG'S.-'A Hot Time'
DIME MCSEUM-"Brother Jonathan"
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On ACCOUNT of the rain to-day we viii con-
tinue our remnant sale tomorrow. Remem-
Der every piece must go. Mrs. Max Weyl, agt
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HAHN's gents $3.50 h of l.. Calf Shoe, but
ton, laced CATERS, the best shoe in the United
States for the price S16 9Th street and 1922
Penny lvania avenue.
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Re Indictment weather OF to-day
"our Alicer' New NATIONAL Monday Nightl

10 AND II karat gold z asses 81 to 81; Bra
lillian pebbles, $3.50 other goods in proportion.
Vienna Opticfan Co., 500 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-14

A COMPLETE STOCK OF RUBBER GOODS may
be found at Goodyear Rubber Co., 423 9th st.
NV. Seasonable Specialiies-Garden or Street
Hose, Hose, Pipes, Couplings, &c, Hose Reels
and Lawn Sprinklers.
Goods delivered in any part of the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-14

LIGHT color and light weight Cashmere Suits
for small boys, entirely new and exclusive
styles, at Barnum'S.
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JUST RECEIVED a fine assortment of 25x30
gilt and bronze frames Tor crayon portraits.
Parties desiring such will find it their advan-
taSe to call and examine stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-14

JUST RECEIVED latest spring style Light Der
bys, Pocket and soft Hat. Francs, corner 7th
and ID sts-, the only strictly one-price Hat and
Cents Furnishing Store in the city.
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THOSE WHO wish paper hanging done will
find Ii greatly to their interest To call and ex-
anime our stock and prices before going else
where. j. r. SPELSHoUSE, Agt.,
rs 9TH st. NV, between G and II SITS.
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u It II ITO t'-I-, -ht- c,
IDS eth ST. NV, between @ and III SITS

$3.50 RATTAN ROCKERS; Ash Chamber
Suites, Chairs, Rockers, Table and Towel Rack,
S24-oO; Lounges, S3.2o; Walnut Marble-Top
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For SALE.-That valuable property cor. 9Th
and Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill. Geo.
+. Hardin, trustee, 319 Pa. ave. Sc.
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THE LARGEST LINE of gold, bronze and
wood mOuldings in Washington, which we are
ready to make up in any size. our prices are
fully 20 per cent lower than elsewhere.
j. r. SPELSHOUSE. Agt.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-14

NEW STYLES OF Serge Suits for small boys
gray. brown and blue, very light weght-at
Blrnum'S.
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$3.50 SOLID WALNUT parlor suites. Walnut
lounges, $3.50. WM. III. DUNN, 81 9TH st. n. w.
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LADIES WILL Do WELL. by attending the
Closing sales of the Auction AT 90o eth ST. NV.
IIc
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CAPITALISTS AND WAGE WORKERS both
agree on the superiority OF Hahn $50 Gents
Cali Il. OF L. Shoes. S16 7Ih street and 1922
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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! Ew SpRrSo DRrss Goops

y Ew SpRrSe DRrss GooDs
We have just opened a splendid line at Spring Dress
Goods, comprising Novelties la Moolens. plain and
combination: Cloth Suitings in all the New Colors.
Spring Weight India Linens: figured and striped
Mulls: Printed Linen LAWNS Figured Satteens in
Choice Colorings Satteen. Null and swiss Emhraid-
cred Robes. Iongee and India silks plain and figured
Black satin khoaemers aud SuTBh silks Xix and Moo
Grenadines; SIX Hernanies; Lsle and silk Hose In
beautiful shades: DamRSk Table Cloths aud Nafkins
to match all Sizes IN all the patterns: IelCiau
Linen Sheetings Pillow-case Linens an widths aud
qualities, also iu line 81 "a and Linen for Sir
Covers IN all the new designs An Inspection OF Qua
Stock is Solicited
aplo l:isS = "a no
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ANOTHER OF those beautiful cottages, Just
completed at HyattsvIlie, fOr sale on easy terms.
Geo. J. Johnson. rs Market Space; L. II. Wine,
1880 Penusy lvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-14

j. W. BoTELER & SoN have on exhibit fac
SMILES OF the celebrated peach blow vase.
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WHITE FLANNEL Sailor and Norfolk Suits, a
Barnum's.
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.'Our Alicer' New National Monday Night

KIRNEs' Souvenir. Call on Jordan, photo
grapEer.
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LOCAL MENTION.
he Weather.
The Weather
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFT fcEE.
WASHISGTOS, ID. C.. May ii. lSS6. am.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFT fCEG.
WASHISGTOS, ID. e.. May IL. lSS6. am.
For Maryl land. Virginia and North Carolina,
local rains. variable winds, becoming southerly,
stationary temperature
For Saturday local rains are Indicated for the
New England and the middle Atlantic states,
with nearly stationary temperatures.
IN VIEW of the Indictment weather OF to-day
Woodward & Lothrop will continue their sale
of Remnants tomorrow, saturday, May 10,
and we refer yOU to their advertisement on tho
second page for a detailed list of the numerous
bargains offered. other attractions are adver-
tizcd in the Post and "Republican.'
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4 Heavy Track at ivy City.

IRE RACEo 1kSIERDA1-THE PROGRAM To
DAY.
There as very heavy track at Ivy City yes
terday, but in spite of that the sport was good.
The first race, one mile, was won by Tony Fos-
ter, Duke of Westmoreland second; time, 1:5O.
Mutuals paid S2S.75. Second race five fur
longs, Fannn's CHI. g. mo namel won, Young
Lulu second; time, Los. Mutuals paid $43.9O.
The third race, one mile, . walk-over for
BesS, there being no other starters Fourth
race, Willard hotel stakes, Il mile, Eurus
first Eolian second; time, 2:O2. MNtuals paid
Sll;3O Fifth race, is miles, Drake Carter
first, Enigma second; time, 2:O4. NIutualS paid
S24.1O. sixth race, three-quaI ter of !, mile,
Souvenir first, Lord LOrne second; time, 1.21.
MutUalS paid S24.1O.
TO-DAY's RACES POsTPONED-THE PROGRAM.
The races which were to have taken place
to-day have been postponed until tomorrow OF
account OF the rain. The program is as follows:
First race-purse $500, six furlongs-Error, Lit
tie Minnie. Emma Cralner. King Victor, VAN
derins, Renick and Lady Loud. Second race
sweepstakes Tor Jyear-oIds, one mile and one
eighth-Eola, Maynard, Alamo, Swift and
Ten Booker. Third race-Riggs House stakes,
for all ages, one mile and IL hali-Drake Carter
Col. Spraeue, Bersan and Huron. Fourth race
purse of 5000, one mile--TOmasia, Gold Ban,
Charley Russell, Bessie, Pasha and Huron.
Fifth race-steeplechaSe, for purse OF $780,
over tull course-Mystic, Disturbance. Silver
Dean, Wooster and Modoc. Sixth race-Gen-
tlemen riders, one miie-L. NJ Gladson Name
less, Paradox and Gladstone; catch weights
The last race Oh the card was one between
horses belonging to Messrs Aulick Palmer,
McCreary Izbulsky and Jno. III. Magruder.
ROBBERIES REPORTED.-Dr. s. B. Muncaster
14O5 New \ ork avenue. reports stolen from him
at the National Theater an overcoat with set
OF instruments in the pocket, all valued at $40
Mrs. Hyatt, All Sd street, reports that yester-
day afternoon her house was entered, and Is
or 20 silver spoons, valued at $50, stolen.
REAL ESTATE SALES.-AlexanderM cCue has
sold TO David l.. Morrison, for S5,116.5O, Il lot
on the east side OF 10th street, between Caro-
hocc cold
to Pitman Pulslfer, for Fl, 1872. 90, Il lot 5ox213
ON the north side of Clifton street, between 18th
and 18th streets. Columbia Heights The Ma
tional Metropolitan Fire Insurance company
has sold to Frank z. Murphy, for $S, 1888, all of
square $50, which is bounded by 18th and
18th and and boundary streets northeast
containing 81 ,26O square feet
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Our Special Souvenirs.

Previous to rebuilding the exterior and int
rr1r OF our shoe parlors, we will close out on,
Immense stock at greatly reduced prices and
for one week will ofIer-
Ladies' 81 30 Kid, Foxed and Goat Button, 70,
S1.2o.
S1.25 hand-sewed Oxford Ties and Button, 81
cents.
Sl2o Lasting Button and Congress Cater, 81
cents.
Misses S1.75 Heeled and Spring Heel Button
S1.35.
Misses SIPS Kid and Goat Button, 81 cents.
Sl.UO Oxford Ties anu Button, rs cents
Childs TO cents Kid Spring Heel Button, so cts
. cents Toe Slippers and Ties, so cents
Foys $500 Cloth Top Luif Button, 81 80
$1.50 Low Quarters, 90
Men 500 Low and High SHOES, S1.5O.
" S15O Oxford Ties and Congress, SI.25.
Our $3.50, $500, 100 Gents and Ladies
hind-sewed CATERS are daisies
YOUNG'S SHOE HOUSE.
Heilbrun's old stand, IO2 7th street
Look for The Old Lady In Window. i
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LIGHTNING ORDERS received by mail. J. H
kuchling, 40 18TH 81. NV.
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OUR OBJECT IS;

OUR OBJECT IS;
by fall our Entire Stock of DRESS GOODS must be
sold out We want not cost. put offer sell below
cost We have fully determined to go out of the Dry
Goods, and whatever stock we can't dispose of now
Will so to auction We advertised last week great re-
auctions. We will now mention prices of such goods
as must be closed out. $50,
SILKS.
All our SURAH SILKS in Black Col
ors.Checks, large and small, sold as high
as $l.25, we will close out at SO cents.
Light. Plain SUMNER SILKS, sod al
as cents, we will close out at As cents
SILKS.
All our SUMMER SILKS. I'm Black
and White Stripes little Pin Checks in
Red, Blue Garnet, sold high as so
cents to be closed out at 30 cents. JER-
SEf SILKS, in Black and all cOors,
will be closed out at SO cents GROS
GRAIN SILKS. all colors to be closed
out at IS cents.
Evening Shades of BROCADED
SILKS, handsome Goods In Pink. Blue
and Cream. sold Is high as $1.4O, to be
closed out At 90 cents. One lot OF all col
of SATINES, To be closed out at rs
cents . yard Great reduction on all our
Silks.
WOOL DRESS GOODS
One lot of CASHMERES at 20 cents
One lot Of DRESS GOODS at 10 cents.
Onelot of AZ. As and so cents. which are
great bargain. Lot of Remnants In
Wool Dress Goods Velvets, Silks All
less than cost.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS =
One lot Damask Towels 2Ox36
frnged and handsome borders sold at
25 cents. TO be closed out at Is cents.
One lot of Huck Towels, 22x44, elegant
quality, with handsome borders sold Mt
rs cents, to be closed out ut 10 cents.
Remnants of Table Llnen very cheap
One lot Of German Napkins, a. good
quality. sold at l.25 to be closed out at
One Dollar.
CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Our entire stock OF Scrim, sold at 124a
cents to be closed out at 8 cents One
lot of Tape Edge Curtains, beautiful de-
signs, to be closed at S1.1O pair A
much better quality, worth 50. % pair,
tobe closed out at 81. o. One lot of Of
tomans, to be closed out al IS cents One
lot CfTurcoman Curtains. 31a yards long,
i. In Red only. TO be closed out At $40.
Window Shades. OF all sizes at low prices.
1NEARNEsT OR NOT.
+; 4 ~ wv y :. :;
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DoN'T Forget to attend the great remnant
sale tomorrow. Immense bargains.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agt.
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IHE BRANcH BAnrrnoRE SuIRr
FACTORY.
Is still selling the Mystery Shirt he OLD favnrite) q
aoc The Comfort shirt treinfoTCclj made ths
very best material tfiuished only Spc Tins shirt
a. good as can be bought any " here "A any luice.
Now Is the time 10 leave your measure for shirts
Six hnest Dress shirts mn1e ORDER solid hoSoms
Tor ~ either open back open front six tines
Drtss shirts, made 10 order. tpleatcd bosonsl Tor s
any number of pleats desired Perfect tit Guaranteed
AT the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY,
app 1902 n STREET NORTHWEST
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RuMFoRD YEAsr POWDER
THE "OLD RELIABLE" STANDARD BAKING
POWDER. PUREsT STRONGEST, BEST AND
CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD
For sale by all grocers in the District
single oottie cents.
" 05 cents
VIM. II. CRAWFORD CO.,
Manufacturers Agents,
my11-1m Baltimore Md
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LIGHTNING RODS manufactured and practi-
caily put up. j. III. kuchling-
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Alice Harrison, New National, Monday Night
NEW SILK and Wool Mixtures in small boys
Suits, very light and handsome, at Barnum's.
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Alice. New National, Monday Night.

SIS WALNUT marble-top sidebOards; ash
chamber suites, Sis. VIM. Ii. Dumas, 81 eth.
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THE PA1A1s RoYAus
NEW STOCK
SUMNER USDERwEAR.

The New Patent Jersey-Fitting Underwear. while
II may cost more than the od-iashoned, ill-fittng
and badly maze Vests and Pants IS
CHEAPEST IN THE END.
Becanse fitting well it Is more comfortable because
beiS made of Best Materials it will wear twice as
long because being finished In fancy styles it looks
better.
NEW YORK PRICES
Jersey Fitting Isle Thread Vests. silk finished.
square necks, full regular made handsomely trimmed
and finished, Sl.0S
The new Sleeveless Gauze BOdices, with patent
ribbed arms low neckS, from .Sc. to Sis.
French Balbri2san BodiCes high and low necks;
short, long and no sleeves 59c. to SLID.
The old-fashioned Gauze Vests in all styles, Of
Tered for 24c and 4Sc, and are superior quality
those usually sold for 25c and SIC
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Alice Harrison. New National. Monday Night
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SPECIAL SALE Or HOSIERY
Ladies', Misses and Children New Styles I'm
mense Assortment Choice Goods and Low Prices
100 doZ Cnbleached, medium veigh Int Hose Ladies
at 25c. per pair: worth SIC Misses and Children's
English and French Hosiery regular fashioned from
25c up
DOUGLASS,
mh24 $50. 524. 526 9th St NV
MISS ANNIE K HUMPHREY.
AN1 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Makes Corsets to order in style and material
and guarantees perfect fit and comfort
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Handmade JnderclothiUg, MerIno Underwear
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent shoulder Braces, and all Dress reform Goods
French Corsets and Bustles.
ChlldreD's Corseis and 81 Corset Miss III s own
make that for the price Is unsurpassed
\. R.-French. German and Spanish spoken. mrl4
ERENCH DYEINC. SECURING AND DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
1905 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEST
Evening Dresses Laces. Lace Curtains Grape Wells
Feathers Kid Gloves Flannel Pongee our srecslty
Gents Garments Dyed, Cleaned AMI Repaired. Ladies'
Dresses Dyed and Cleaned wiihou; ripping. ANTON
SCAROLINE LERCH formerly with A Fischer and
Milson L rleSe, Rue Rivolle. Paris. jas
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Alice. New National, Monday Night,

IS 1th 81. NV. hetween d and III SIS.
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On SUNDAYS the admission TO the Panorama
vi 9eeoLd battle oil Bull Kun, corner 18th street
and Ohio avenue, will be reduced to twentv
nye cents Children under twelve years of ace
uiteen cents Open on that day from TO ii
)clOck D. III.
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ny fall our Entire Stock Of DRESS GOODS must be
SOLD out We want not cost. out offer to sell below
cost We have fully determined to go out of the Dry
Goods and whatever stock can't dispose of now
VIII so to auction We advertised last week great re-
auctions. We will now mention prices of such goods
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PAINTINGS AT AUCTION.-Messrs Waiter u
Wlhiains x Co., auctioneers, will make closing
sale OF paintings this evening al i o'clocx AZ
liier ssiiesroom, corner 10th and ID streets.
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An Uneasy Feeling

Prevails at present through every branch of
trade IN the land. Induced by our increasing
trade tor fine goods we have this season bought
an unusually large stock OF gents fine Hand
made Shoes, both low and high cut Although
our sales on these goods have been large, they
have so far not quite reached our expectations
We shall therefore hold Special Five DAYS
sale, during which We shall make special re-
that will make US easy
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Gents best CustOm-made Button, Laced and
CATERS, $500, usual price So.
Gents French Calf Custom made Low But
ton, Oxford Ties and Straps regular price 81 so.
now $3.50.
Gents fine Hand-stitched Button, Laced and
CATERS, seamless vamps only "a, equal to any
80 shoe.
These reductions for five DAYS only
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DIXoNs YEAST POWDER IS MANUFAc.
TURED ONLY BY THE DIXON YEAST pow
DER WORKS. 231 7TH ST. S. w. myl2.4t .