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National Republican., 1888-05-06
CONFESSED LDt AIS.

John T.. Hall aud wife have sold suilut 3, in
square M lur -..oO tu John Il, Young aud
wife.
John MrI. ,Hri-i la, bought i,rt, uf sab.
lots uii -. In square iS0 iur S-,nR 0t Mary
L, Cuyanaugh and Others
Henry. Gross la, purchased or ", j. Nrw.
ton aud JumcS g. Iayur tor SllTH?i SuDlOtS
- and =. in 'Qunrc north OF Suuav!l!
The asphalt pavement on II street between
Vermont and Connecticut NrCuu"s, l. In q bad
condition. ana Capt. NNmuns recommends its
Immediate repair.
Frederick w. Pilmg and wife have sold
'uh!Ot H. ~ square ~. to j, Forrest Manning
for $3.50, and Subiut u, IN same square, to
hnn :. Graham for the same price,
Dr Sidney Sumhy and ioscph Mcintosh,
huil Colortd, Yesterday gave bonds In Sl,bli
tor Dr. Gideon H. IilHCkbW1iN appearance IN
rourt when wanted, aud hc wa, released,
Noah L. Jchrlcs aud wife have sold to susan
IT, Shields for SGj,SlSii lot ~ IN square i01
and I" Lewis ], Davis lUr StON suhlut \! In
sVuHrc lDA, all in square bounded by q. T..
Fifteenth aud Ni&tccuih streets northwest.
Richard pick, aia, "Dr johnson. an ri.
legged cuiorrd NouduO doctor wa. charged in
the polrUCUut yesterday with being Il SUSPECT.
Gus pcrson. Judge Smell required him tn give
bonds ur - down Ia the workhuuSe for thirty
days,
National Republican., 1888-05-06

Time is everything. It's Importance cannot
be Ncre-'mutcd "r it, value lcSScncd. In
every walk of life, industry. or calling It be-.
comes u leading iuutur. In travelling or bust.
ness II Is the al-contrOlling matter OF consid
GRAFTON, and q tccw minutes sometimes bring
about astonishing changes The necessity for
Il tLcpcgc in the house or about the person
will find no contradiction and the only qlles
tion for discussion Is the kind and cost. To
establishments. where they can have a large
assortment from which to pick uud many
styles to lOok'at. At II. Harris ~ cos, No. ~!
seventh street northwest. can be seen, proba.
hly. the largest and most varied line oi clocks
and timckGepcrS In the city. aud, what s still
more satisfactory, the prices will be found TO
h" remarkably reasonable.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
WORK OF TIE COURTS.
Get Ready to Push Cases to Hear
inc.

Owing to the dearth of business in cir
cult court No. ., Justice Mcrrick, yesterday,
ut the conclusion of the days session,
ordered recess until next Thursday morn
ing. at 1Oa. IN. In the meantime his honor
will make short visit to his country seat
in Maryland
Justice IIagncr, in circuit court No. /,
also ordered recess until next Wednesday
morning, at 10 q. III. His honor will sit III
the court in general term in the interim.
The sessions of the May term of those
courts commences ON Monday. May IL, and
will tlIcn continue until August.
The criminal court will resume It's session
Monday morning, with Justice Montgomery
ON the bench. ln the event of his not re-
turning from Michigan in time, Justice Cox
will preside. 1t is expected that the attor-
ncys will he ready in all the eases, and that
the Augncy, Middleton, Ferd King, aud
Others will soon be disposed Of. The grand
Jury will also convene again on Monday,
hut outside Of the murder case Of Thursday
last there is ut present not much to occupy
their attention.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
DOUGLASS:
N.NN~NN.N~~N~A-N ~>r = 4,

Absolutely Fast Black Ho-
siery for Ladies, Gentlemen,
Children, and Infants. War
ranted not to stain or crock.
Money returned if for any
reason unsatisfactory.
We ask your special atten-
ton to some choice styles in
Infants Hosiery. which we
think are not to be found
elsewhere.
While in for Hosiery look at
Kid Gloves. Ours glove we
think exCels anything at that
price in this city; While for
S so we show you the genu-
inc PerrinS, Can we do more?
Those Swiss Ribbed Vests
for Ladies at 25C. each are
just n. We have seen none
equal to them as yet. All
qualities up to the finest silk.
Douglass, ,
Ninth and F Streets.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Mrs. ncuMoND's DowSrALL.
She At tributes u Entirely to Indui-
genCe in Liquor.

Mrs. Harriet T.. Richmond, good.look-
ing woman. intelligent, and rather we'll
dressed, was in the dock Of the police court
yesterday charged with being suspicious
character
Detective RAN testified that complaints
had been made against her and he spoke of
u threatening letter shc sent prominent
lnau, demanding $50. The name of the
person hr refused to give. lie referred to
her arrests Tor drunkenness in the streets
and to her bad conduct in police head.
quarters while under the influence Of
liquor. Last Wednesday SHE was furnished
transportation to New York. She sold her
ticket IN Baltimore and came back to this
cit yunder prcteusc Of getting q package
al the British minister's house, which she
claimed had been sent to licr from London.
Witness went to the British minister and
learned that She had been there. but had
hCCn put out
Mrs. Richmond. when pnt un the stand,
told quite Il story of her life She claimed
to he Il graduate Of Aun Arbor University
of Michigan, and was ~ years old, Her
parCnagc was good, and she was pcttcd
and spoiled, aud every desire granted by
her parents. Her downfall, she said, was
due tu her love Tor liquor. which was thrust
upon her when n child. She was for four
wears II clerk in the Treasury Department,
and owed her retention in office To Speaker
Carlisle, Her profession was that of an
actress. aud she was engaged Ia play with
John Il. Rodgcrs's company IN London in
October She had an engagement to see
Hon. John q. Carlisle, but, hrlug sick, she
was unable to keep the appointment. She
was on her way to New York for the pur-
pose Of attending to some business. She
claimed that she had given Speaker Car
Isle set of Shakcspcarc's works, and had
repeatedly demanded money for them.
Judge Smell said that lie would give her n
chance TO resume her correct habits, and
would not send her down He thcrcupOn
released her ON her personal bonds.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
The Unity club.

The last for the season Of the brilliant en.
tcrtainments Of this popular club was at Mrs.
Bruce's l. street residence on Friday night
last. pr u. 5. Lamb read a very bright and
scholarly paper upon Charles Lamb, author
and wit" Miss Lulu McCrcCry furnished
piano music, and Miss \. Townsend recited
How Girls 60 Il Fishing greatly to the de.
light of all present The programme was
limited to make room for the annual election,
which resulted as follows: President, james
u philp; vice president, Dr. y. y Lamb; treas.
iMrr. 4. u. nhNlnr: sonTntnIN. j. K. Mlllnr
National Republican., 1888-05-06
POINTING no y DErALCArI0N.
4 Package That ought to Have Con
tained SiI 900, but Did Not,

\ discovery was made ut the Treasury
department yesterday which it is thought
points to q dcIulcation at the American EX-
chungc National Bank of New York. The
express company ia making It, usual de
ivciics of national bank notes forwarded
for redemption, submitted package from
the bank named. II bore the usual label
and seals. aud purpOrtcd to contain 81 900.
In handling II, however, one of the treasury
experts found that II was not altogether
right, aud II was temporarily laid aside.
Packages containing notes for redemption
are usually made up in the most compact
manner, but this particular one, while of
the right size for the amount II purpOrtcd
10 contain, did not seem to he closely
packed. and yielded readily to hand pres
sure. 1t was subsequently opened in the
presence of officers of the express company,
and found to contain nothing hut brown
paper An examination Of the sealed label
also disclosed the fact that It had been
neatly cut from its original place and
pasted on the bogus package. The treas
Urcr refused to receive the package, aud
notified the hank accordingly. The i'm
preston nj the department is that the bank
put mp the money for transmission to the
department, hut delayed forwarding it, and
that while in it, custody the package was
abstlactcd and another put in it, place
hearing all the marks AMI appearance of the
original package.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Mems Summer Half Hose.

For !5c pair we undoubtedly give tho
hest values In this city. We offer Fancy
striped Lisle Thread Half Hose for 35c that
were imported to sell nj 75c n pair. In plain
cOlors we have all the new shades, also black
in Morley's English and Schopper's German
Half Hose. over 800 dozen pairs, which in
cludcs nearly 30 different styles. The price
S5C pair--is an illustration of the effective
ness Of our cash purchases. Thirty-tliree
dozen full regular English Balbriggan Half
Hose. = pairs for 25c, worth PIC for one pair,
Is another illustration.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
I,nnMnld nniel nnn rcrrr Cnnnnnv.

The subscription hooks If the ahuyc com.
uHny are u"w open at the ohicc ui Gurlcy
uUthrr- l3'p street northwest,
HN tho charter ul the company the capital
stock II S5ONu L. divided into ! 500 shares. at
s!l ter share.
Sub.gllW'"nS VIII he received for hNrnr
ulusing of thr subscription hooks and 3! per
shrlc monthly thereafter Uutil paid,
National Republican., 1888-05-06

An eSomplihcd copy of the last will of VIM.
Gibson. late commander in the United state,
navy. was filed in the registers Office ye.ter-
day. All the estate il left to his wife, Mary
NJ 4. Gibson. aud her herr, and she Is named
aS cXccutrix. The ~il.whicl is filed in York,
Pa. j. dated July II, 1886. and i witnessed by
Worth Smith, of FauQuier county, va, and
Francis r. u. Sands, of ~. Connecticut ave.
nuc, this city
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Marine Hospital service Building

As the building on street, near Fifteenth,
now occupied by the marine hospital service
is too small for the needs Of that service
Surgeon General Hamilton has secured the
property known as the Mrrrick building, 1908
T. street northwest. The lease was drawn
Yesterday and awaits Secretary FHrGhild's
signature to make II binding. II dates from
July, 1883, and requires the payment OF an an.
uunl rental of Si,sOO. the same A. has been
paid for the old quarters The term OF the
lease Is five years. Including renewals,
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Underground Cable service to he EN-
tpu,IpJ

Permission has been granted the Western
uuiou Telegraph Company to extend their I'M.
dcrEimnd cable service, on South Capitol
street. from B To & streets In Il trench to he
made In the Sidewalk east Of the sewer line,
not IN the parking Also to erect cable pole
at northeast corner OF South CauitOl and
streets. and u guy pole on the south side ui
South Capitol street. provided the four old
poles botwGcu thr points mentioned uu South
Capitol street ne removed.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
LADIES' FL n b CAM
BRIO UNDERW
MONDAY, MAY Z, 1888,
ON which occasion we shall inOugurate u
GRAND SPECIAL SALE,

IN purchasing this stock from personal SO
lection we .cXerted every effort to surpaSs
previous achievements, and take pleasure in
announcing that we have been successful
even beyond expectations and will offer on
the occasion of the opening, the greatest
Values in Ladies' Cambria Underwear yet
placed on sale. Notwithstanding the reason.
abCneSS of the prices. our high standard of
quality has not been affected; on the contrary,
we request your careful scrutiny of the ma
triias, workmanship, and finish of every gar.
ucnt. Such values uS We offer can only be
secured by thorough knowledge of the best
backed by sound Judgment and experience.
National Republican., 1888-05-06

It's DelicaCy uf Flavor and the efficacy Of
il, action have rendered the famous liquid
fruit remedy. Syrup OF Figs immensely pOpu.
lar. 1t CleanScS and tones up the ClOggGd and
~ia, and the many ills depending on a weak or
muctiyc condition Of the Kidneys, Liver and
Bowels. For sale In ~ cent and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company, san Fran
pi.tn al
National Republican., 1888-05-06
piInlicn Races,

For Tine accommodation or Ihoso desiring to
attend the spring meeting OF the Maryland
Jockey Club At Pimliro Md,, May Stotl, in.
elusive. the baltimore and Potomac railroad
sixth street station AZ / y. M, running direct
10 the race course without change of cars, aud
returning 10 Washington at conclusion of
races Round tlu tickets will he sold ~ rate
ut 3! Grand stand aul pool lawn tickets will
hc uu sale NJ tickot office, of IA" company in
this city.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
War Veterans at the White House

President Cleveland shook hand, Will, sixty
-ray.inircd veteran, Of tnc first regiment of
heavy artillery, Mnssaclm-Grt> volunteers, in
tlit cu>i room of the whitr hnrl.c yesterday.
They wore Introduced by Coi. Nathaniel
~EutsWul The vets are homrwarh bound
nom their tour through 'hc Virginia battle
fields, li"y will lcaNr for Baltimore to-
morrow nDruhg
National Republican., 1888-05-06
rh. nnngcrnn. Mnrkct Hon.e Mnm,

captain ~ymon~ ina letter to Major Ray
mont complains that the retaining wall OF
the yard uf the Georgetown market
house j. in q duugarnu, condition aud
imrngiiS thc tiyrs ui people along the canal
Tie suggest that ~llW ur money from the
emergency iuMd he used lu make the nrrri.
.uy rrpah>. Tho estimated rust ut he worN
ts about : IWu.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Drbntr for thc NIc,,rick urduI

rhodrbuDo 10y m" rhiopoma inn society of
the Georgetown University for tine Ncrrink
mrdo) viii take pinru un Monday evening,
MAY 81, The question H.. Resolved That
Suffrage .uuuid be- given Ia women" ANrmu-
tive. Mc,Srs UuuhWiy and ODOuur: mega.
dive. Mns.r.. lIrmNy and MrNnrhmiu.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Iocturo OF Ec,, r. Dewitt Tarmngc.

me announcement has been made that
Rev. u. Dewitt Tn'mugr viii lecture in this
city on the oNcuingo oi May l5th nest ut con:
nvgatiundl church. he In, selected Hs hi
subject ~ school iur scandal, and II i, safe
to say that IN" eloquent divine will give AN
interest Ting talk
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Cheap and Good Underwear.
Hosiery Bargains.

Clildren's Ribbed Black Hose, BIC, all sizes.
Ladies' sc. g." Colored Ribbed Lisle
Hose 55c
Ladies' Striped Boot Pattern Hose, PIC.
New shades Schopper's Celebrated Hose,
35c.
Ladies' Warranted Fast Black Hose, 20c.
Ladies' Fast Black lislc Hose, roc.
New shades Ribbed silk Hose, 75c.
National Republican., 1888-05-06

Iuf Ollu Valley Lie Company has brhnd H.
the record a. ten ycal's successful business, in
wlirii II hu, furnished trustworthy insurance
AZ lower cost than any Othvr company,
National Republican., 1888-05-06
MEMS
DEPARTMENT NEAR DOOR OF NO.
l1lg PA. AVE.
MEN ASsIsTANTS.1 }

IWT'IN NNNT'N nv W.
Domestic Bal. Underwear, %, 80, 5Oc.
Imported Bnl. Underwear, T5c, 81, 81 %
Fancy Striped Underwear, Csc, 81, Sl6S
Colored Wool Underwear, 50c and 81.
India Gauzc Underwear, %, -, SOC.
Gossamer or Spring- weight, 30 and soc.
Improved jean Drawers, b0c pair.
iou'll notice our 81 Sprlng.weight All.
wool Underwear is silk-faccd aud the
drawers are re-cnforGcd at parts liable to
wear. The colors, too are new and pretty.
The 5Oc Jean Drawers show Improvement
IN shape.
The new ribbed body-fitting Bal. Under
wear Is only i5c here, and 81 everywhere else.
The Pie Bnlbriggan shirts are marvel for
The money. Just as cheap, in proportion, are
our Sl.25 Bal. Shirts and Drawers: they look
more like silk than cotton.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Damages wanted From Railroad.

Many BNtlVr, Ny NNT NfI0Woys. MossrS
Campbell ra,rington and Irving Williamson
Yesterday Instituted suit on the law side of the
court, against the Washington and George.
town railroad Company for Sl5,O00 damages
.ur hjurir, received by being thrown from u
car un that line She charges that on Wedncs.
day last she WHS II passenger ON Il car and
While cndcaNurng ~ alight near the corner of
First and streets northwest the ear started
suddenly and she was thrown Violently to the
grUUud, sustaining severe bruises and injuries
to her body. limbs, aud arms. and has already
expended SiuO thereon for medical services,
National Republican., 1888-05-06
- -
LnsI Irnins in HnliiInnr,.,

The Baltimore and ohio railroad runs more
and faster trains between Washington and
Baltimore tlun any other line. ruur trains
minutes; siA in one hour. There are eighteen
baltimore aud ohio trains each way between
the Two cities. sec time fable IN this paper,
National Republican., 1888-05-06

FOE family Use no beer Is better than the
Faust from the AuheuS"r-Busch Brewing
Association. Try II. and be- convinced, Of
flee corner First and Virginia avenue south
west. Phone SSD-5. Frank Suhwar2. manager
National Republican., 1888-05-06

The micus, It, aud appearance of our cloth
hi- alC >uch that they cunnut be copied nor
cuuHlcd by any of cur competitors. Eisrlnan
r.,il,pa
National Republican., 1888-05-06

Nryug IN the history ul uur business Iid We
Have such elegant Nuys' aud lhldrru', cloth.
ing Gis"mm Rro~. irhN t. Manufacturing
tlulh.rls and IHilur~.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Mll,rllnH IlInn.n.

The following marriage licenses hty" been
issued: Cla.. IT, llciscr and Josephine Brnuk
naus, Edward liruu and Pearl \ MUZZy.
After being fitted with "ur max" of clothing
buyers mCvw hesitate To- purchase, EiS"mum
bros. ,tll ~ T., Manufacturing ,iuthrrS and
vlil,.s
National Republican., 1888-05-06
PREPARE NOW.

1t is expedient for those needing materials to
make up Confirmation or Examination Dresses to
select their materials ahead. This gives them
double advantage, of selecting from the newest,
and have the materials ready when wanted.
We have laid in a splendid stock and have some
very choice goods lots of new things. You all
know don't limit variety to two or three
styles; unless we can have scores Of styles we don't
say much about goods.
Come and see our beautiful line of Silks and
Dress Goods for Confirmation, Examination, and
Graduating Dresses.
National Republican., 1888-05-06

We shall also display other equally rs good
values at slightly higher prices, Customers
viii md this department pny0nicntly 10
Gated in the annex ON the second floor, ont Of
the way Of the passing crowd, where pur.
chuses can be- Tuhtahly made with comfort.
tSccuud floor through to unnoS1
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Mems Flannel Shirts,

For touring, bicycling, rowing, &c, Csc ST.,
$3.50, 10, ~, $50.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
BICYCL|STS ATTENTION

Is called to the marked down
prices in Bicycle Hose at our
closing out sale Of Mems Fur
nishings. comprising all
colors in Cotton and Wool,
from SO cents per pair up.
Flannel Shirts, Lace and
Button Front, in White, Crays,
Browns, and Navy, at and be-
low cost,
Rowing Jerseys at one-half
OF their prime cost.
Black Silk Ties at one-half
selling price.
O.. ...,' sr.ssN.S
National Republican., 1888-05-06
lie Mu,t Hr>or to the Courts.

Referring io Nr. ruHrlr, T.. W"ll urd'sappca
from the uldnrol rhr commi, mi,,lnncr, relative
4" the roImdmg ct tuN,, paid for the year
ending June 10. 's;L "u property used for
.ay iu lIm that The atturUoy for the District
adNl-c- that hr hc left tu resort tn the
counts,
National Republican., 1888-05-06
The Late Commander Gibson, VIII.

No argument necessary to- sell the clothing
OF the Manufacturing CiothcrS and 'raiorS,
EisCInan Bros. ith Il T..
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Summer Underwear !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LADIES'
DEPARTMENT NEAR DOOR OF NO.
III PA. AVE.

DEPARTMENT NEAR DOOR OF NO.
III PA. AVE.
(LADY ASSISTANTS.)
Jersey fitting Bal. Vests, isc,
Swiss Ribbed Bal. Vests, iSc.
Swiss Ribbed White Vests, 4Sc
Best French Bal. Underwear, Zoe MP.
Best English Bal. Underwear, aOG up.
Gauze Merino Vests for 25c.
Gossamer Vests and Pants, soc.
American Hosiery Go. IS Underw car. 5jC MP.
Lisle ColOrcd Ribbed Vests, TJc.
silk do. do, 81, 81. 500, $3.50, 1888.
Cheap and Good Underwear.
As Illustrations, the 25c Gauzc Vests are
nicely finished at neck with ribbons, aud
those with no sleeves have strongly-ribbcd
urnholes. They come IN no less than six
styles lst, high neck and long sleeves; I'd,
high neck and short sleeves: Sd, high neck
and no sleeves: dth, low neck and no sleeves:
5ih, low neck and Jersey fitting; 9th, low
neck and bust form.
The ~ Ribbed silk Vests conc IN a bca,l-
iiful variety Of shades, aud equal quality
cannot be Obtuined elsewhere under Sl.35.
All Pants We have are Jersey-litting.
Two illustrations, Of many, showing our
cash system, enables lower prices than usual,
and without sacrifice of quality.
Children's Summer Underwear proper
tionatcly cheap.
National Republican., 1888-05-06
The value OF Time.

suits to ordrr Tor so and So. Eiscruau
Eros. ith ~ u,
National Republican., 1888-05-06
House EurniShers
Eead carefully what we
offer:

M day Clock. cathedral strike both hour
and half. in black cnamclcd metal case.
~ inches long. q inches high. our price,
~, regular price. >i2,
Eight day Marh'cizcd Iron Clock, porcelain
dial, marble pillars, cathedral strike, l0lN
10Y. OUR price, $3.50; regular price, $3.50.
Extra Large Black Euamclrd Iron Clock,
porcelain dial. cathedral hour and half
strike, l5!yl0i. Only $l2; regular price,
SIS.
A genuine Black Marble Clock, with inlaii
colorod marble. line French movement,
cathedral chime strike. running fifteen
days. Only So, regular price S2j. Size
nxl0 Another larger French Black Mar
hIc Clock, l3ix9! 5l7: regular value. $50.
m elegant Bronze Clock, French dial, visi-
bic cscapcmcnt, bronze figure Of Mercury,
cathedral strike, something very fine
S!a; worth So,
Walnut s-day clocks, strike hour ana halves,
for $50.
Bronze Tor Pieces to suit above clock, from
"to$a.
A pair of elegant Bronze Statues, with
bronze base, "Duu C@sar'' and "Don
Juau," u inches high OnlySlS the pair;
regular price, SO,
All our American clocks are nf best standard
makers Seth Thomas, AusOnia Clock
Company, &c. We warrant each and
cyoY one, keep Them inordcrfrce Of charge
'or one year, aud when sold put them in
place in your house running.
The above prices are net
SpOZs. ash only,
National Republican., 1888-05-06
Buyers Delighted |!
competitors DlsC0iIRAGED

Prince Albert Satin Faced Coats and Vests.
So. Mems Cashmere Suits, $780, at 9ls st.
Close buying and close selling is our motto.
Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits Sia, Si3, Sl5,
and SIS. FRlEDLANDER'S, 0l. T st.
Lowest prices under the sun All wool
i3c. FRIEDLANDER'S, 9is + st.
Our competitors wonder how we do it. Chill
FRIEDLANDERs, ola Est.
Grand Army Men happy. C. A. II. Suts,s
sets buttons, $3.50. Color guaranteed
FRIEDLANDER'S MISFIr STORE, 0la + st.
YSuss @ sns yS Id EGgnt SO SL Walgg sas
and 80. FRlEDLANDER'S, 9ie + st.
We knock 'cm all ont in low prices and our :,
competitors are hcartsck. Cliildren's suits, ]
All Wool, $3.50 and 81 FRlEDLANDERS, \
Conductors and Railroad Mems Uniform
Suits best quality $40 MisFlT STORE,
We have 3 black broadGIotl coats, sizes 81.
FRlEDLANDER'S, ol2 Est.
Fine Corkscrew Satin Lined Coats and Vests
custom made, only Sii.- Actual value SSj
Merchant tailors charge $35,
Just received % pairs oi Very Fine Custom
Made Pants, They were made for $40, Sl.,
and Si5. our price, 81 your choice
FRlEDLANDEN'S MlSrlT STORE,
9i2 L St.
Fine clothing never so cheap. We have
them In Sacks and Getaways, beautiful tyies
at 81, IS, 50, and $40.
FRIEDLANDER'S, 9i2 h st.
our secret FOR selling chcap--we buy for spot
cash. An imported silk lined and satin faced
suit, nobhy neat check, SS.16.
El,IEDLANDER'S, S, 0l2 II st.
We are the Cheapest ClOthicrS in the World.
Boys Long Pants, i3c; Boys All Wool Vest,
l2c,; Boys Long Pants suits, S!S9.
FRIEDLANDER'S
MiSfit Store,
9l2 F Street Northwest.
Six Doors From Ninth street
National Republican., 1888-05-06
CAMBRIA GOWNS.

- " l'''NN' WV W.
Fine Camhric Hub.
bard" Gowns, yoke of
iom wide Hamburg ili-
sertions. with two
wide tucks between; .
iull sleeves, withtuCGs
edged With cinhrUi
derry. Worth Sl.i. Only
81 each.
rAMBI,lC CORSET
COVERS.
Fine Cambria Corset
Covers, yoke, front,
and back OF Hamburg
inNcrtimgS, neck and
sleeves trimmed with
embroidery. orth
Sl.i2. only 81 each.
CAMBRIC DRAWERS
Fine CumbriG Draw
nrs, two excellent
styles: both have line
clusters uf turks, one
| trimmed with hlrdici
| lace rui,lc. the other
with IGi;'r uf wide Va
| lCncicunes lace. All
sizes, full cut. Worth
size. only 81 ench.
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| With square yoke OF
| Mrdici lace; neck and
sleeves trimincd with
| Mc,!irilncc. Al! sizes
worth SIZE. only -
each.