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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-04

IL Judge Thurman Is not to have unanimous
nomination at St Louis, after ALL 1t will be hard
TO tell whether to visit the greater share OF blame
upon those enemies who have fought him for per-
sonal ends, or upon those injudicious friends who
proposed and pushed his canvass and Induced him
TO emerge from his retirement and consent condi-
tionally TO the use OF his name. He did not want
10 run for any Office lie asked only to be let
alone. Any concession he may have made was
undoubtedly personal sacrifice TO what seemed TO
be the demand OF his party. man with Judge
Humans record as a statesman and a democrat
deserves better treatment at the hands OF the Or
ganization he has served so faithfully through the
best part OF his life than TO be dragged under prom
ise OF a nomination by reclamation into an undig-
Iified factional scramble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-04
WANTED-BOARD.

w pleasant noighhorhood; private family pre-
ferred Address stating price, &C, Boz L. Star ofce
WANrED--A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE DE
" sire 10 SPEND lew months in the country IN the
mcalniy OF Washington would prefer private family.
isoie must b. nrst-class rooms large and every COM
Tort Tort good price will be paid Address COUNTRY.
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Pieces SWISS FLOUNClNGs. ~ inches wide, SEC. n,
o1.26. o1-SA. e1.50. clos. 81. e2.35, e2sO. -
o2.6s yard. Trom ten cents to SO cents o1f th1
regular pr1oes-jnst what We would have sshsd =
"opsntnx" 6ouventr Pxiees.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Cor. Ps. ave and 18th Il
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sAKs AND COMPANY,
OUTFITTERS,
"a 800 TO 3Os SEVENTH STREET,

A GKAND FESTIVAL
OF SPLENDID BARGAINS
IN
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
OAK HALL. COR. TENTH AND F SITS.
SACRIFICE SALE OF SUITS
FOR BOYS TO II YEARS
Suits reduced from % TO &2.
SUITS SUITS reduced from from ~ to $40
Suits reduced from $3.50 to 1913
suits reduced from 81. So 10 y. SO.
Suits reduced from o. so to IS.
Suits reduced from 90 to 90 so.
Suits reduced from $40 so to $3.50.
FOB BOYS a TO - YEARa
suits reduced from 81 as to IS.
Suits reduced from %. 30 to IS so.
Suits reduced from 81 l to 81. So
Suits reduced from . IL to 80 80.
Suits reduced from a. ap to $9 .
A full line Of Cashmere and Cheviot Suits from 90
In,wool 4Button Getaway cheviot Suits at q. so
worth $12.
Atwood Gray Serge Suits at o.. so: worth s12
Fine Serge Suits at $40; worth els.
very best Serge Suits made up in superior style
Blue Flannel Suits from o. Soup
Some Grand bargains in West Of England Broadcloth
Atwood Corkscrew Sack and Frock Suits ct s1o and
upward.
Fine Black Granite Cloth Suits clerical cut at about
one half usual prices
Alpaca and Drsb dEte Coats in regular. extra long
" White Vests from SOC, up seersucker. Poneee and
Fancy Flannel Coats and Vests at satisfactory
to all Odd Pants. FROM 81 up. my25-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-04

To-day's election In oregon comes omnously
close to to-morrows convention In ST. Louis Ore
gon Is republican state by rights. with a ma
1ofty somewhere between ten and fifteen hun
dred; but In the present contest the republicans
have had TO struggle against the bitterest warfare
ever waged anywhere, perhaps, by the prohibition
party, while the democrats have been without a
daily newspaper to support their Candidates In
any part Of the state. These circumstances, to-
gether with the fact that In counties there Is
an acrimonious contest In progress over the ques-
tion OF locating the county seats make the result
OF to-days polling extremely uncertain. The chief
interest Is conferred In the choice OF Representa-
tive In Congress, and OF members of the legisla-
ture which Is TO elect q successor to Senator Doph
The democrats rely upon local controversies and
splits TO carry the legislature for them by a small
majority, but do not appear at all sanguine about
their candidate for Congress. II either Of the old
parties wins In both canvasses the fact can hardly
fail TO have its influence at St. Louis although the
electoral weight OF oregon Is not great because
the national administration has been dragged into
ths hight at every turn. the republicans attacking
Its free-wool policy and the veto OF last years
river and harbor bill with the big appropriation
for the improvement of the Columbia river, and
the democrats endeayoring to defend 1t on both
cOunrS
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The REcoRD Bnokrs.


THE SHOE DEPARTMENT LAST WEEK
SOLD THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
PAIR MORE SHOES THAN IN ANY ONE
WEEK SINCE IT HAS BEEN EsTAB-
LIsHED. As WE DO NOT HANDLE THE
TRASH AND AUCTION STUFF 50 FREELY
ADVERTISED IN THIS CITY BIZ PARTIES
WHO ATTEND WITH UNDERWRITING REG
ULARITY THE AUCTION SALES WHERE
GOODS ARE OFFERED THAT ARE MADE
ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY FOR AUCTION
DISPOSAL WE ATTRIBUTE THE GREAT
GROWTH OF THIS DEPARTMENT TO THE
MERITS OF THE SHOES WE OFFER, AND
THE VARIETY WE HAVE TO SELECT
FROM. WE DO NOT CLAIM THAT IT Is
IMPOSSIBLE FOR A SHOE FROM OUR
HOUSE NOT TO WEAR WELL. BUT YOU
KNOW IF THEY DON'T THAT WE WILL
WITH MONEY COVER YOUR LOSS. IT'S
RARELY IT HAPPENS. BUT 1T DOES HAP.
PEN. AND WHEN IT DOES WE ARE HERE
TO SEE YOU PROTECTED. WE HAVE
TAKEN THIS DEPARTMENT INTO OUR
OWN HANDS - GONE TO THE BEST, NOT
THE CHEAPEST. MANUFACTURERS IN
AMERICA. TOLD THEM WHAT WE
WANTED. THE SHORTEST TERMS. THE
BEST GOODS. AT THELOwEsT Pos
sIBLE PRICES. AND THEY ARE
HERE. EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED.
BOUGHT RIGHT. AND SOLD WITHOUT
ANY FANCY PROFIT. THERE Is AN
OLD ADAGE. THAT ALL COWS ARE
BLACK IN THE NIGHTTIME" IT'S so
WITH SHOES IN THE DAYTIME WE ARE
BACK OF EVERY PAIR WE SELL THAT,
WE BELIEVE. Is ALL YOU REQUIRE TO
KNow-THAT YOU GET VALUE IN BUY.
ING SHOES OF Us.
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New WH1rE DnEss Goops.

Does strictly Cash System enable u to offer you
superior values! Will you learn?
PIQUE. Is. go. %. Is, SO. SOC.
EAINsOOK- Checks and Stripes, 12H, 10, CSC
SWISS. Plain. Figured. Dotted, 90. .A 30, IS, 20.
Acc
INDIA LINEN. 12k IT, 90. 25. 80. 37,S, 45c.
PERSIAN LAWN, Is, 90. 26, 37Hc.
VICTORIA LAWN Il yard wide,. 10. Is. 10. 20. IS,
8Oc.
CHECK MUsLINs 8, 10, 12k 15c.
CAMBRIA (soft fnishl. Is, CO. Csc.
GAINSOOK. Is, IL. Csc.
FRENCH NAINSOOK. 26,. 81, ~, COO
DRESS LINEN, 20, As, 6Oc.
|, FANCY STRIPED DRESS GOODS. 10c.
SILK NULL az yards widsl 75c. Cream Whtto
Blue, Pink Nile.
COTTON NULL Gall colcrsl l23<c
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(8ee spoco bolov,
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E. b. BARNUM 4 Co.
e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE

PHnADE1pH1A SroRR.
Have Just received line of satines Batistes and
Crepelines. In choice and beautiful styles
Special Bargains in White Dress Goods Plaid Striped
and Laced India Lnons Plaid Striped Swiss Plain
India inons. Nansook and Victoria Lawns, Corded
Pque
At l2kc.
We are Offering Special Bargains In Black silka
75c. mp to 90 I'd.
Black Satin Rhadame
75c. to S1.5O
Our 75c. Is Q Special Bargain.
Special Values in Black surahs ct rs, S5c. and Al
We are Offering a 24-inch Black Surah q 81. fully
Full line Of Colored surahs.
60c. and upward.
Full line Of Black Csshmeres,
Csc. mp to 81.
Full line OF Nuns Yelling. In black Csc. and upward.
Special Bargains In Summer Underwear Ladies',
Mems and Children. :
At 25c.
Among them some goods sold this season ct Doc.
AN ITEM FOR MEN
We have Jean Drawer that will at perfectly, made
o. the best Pepperel Jean. and trimmed and hnshsd
in the best manner, 5Oc.
Will continue the Bargain Sale Of Carpets for this
week only great opportunity to get good carpet
little money.
MArTINds, MArTYNoH
CARHART LErDY.
je2 OPS 7sh and TOO IT NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-04

Isolemnly swear that the above Is a true and
correct statement OF the circulation OF TIE EVEN
ING STAR for the week ending June 2, 1885,
Il. b. MOVES, Treas.
sworn 70 and subscribed before me this fourth
day Of June, A. D. 1883.
JOHN T. c. CLARK,
Notary Public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-04

It u suspected that, after their experience Of Q
dry sunday" IN 81 Louis under the new law,
there II no prospect that any OF the early dele
gatss % the approaching convention viii vote for
. prohibition plank In the democratic platform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-04

First, everybody knew it was Gov Gray whom
President Cleveland wanted on the Democratic
ticket for Vice President; then everybody knew Il
was Judge Thurman; now, nobody knows who n
n But the guessers unite In the agreement thai
the real anxiety In Mr.. Cieyeland's mind Is no
over the question who shall be vice-Presadent fo
the next four years, but who shall be President
and his candidate for ce-Presadent Is the maj
VINO can bring tho most votes 70 his candidate 10
Presadenr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-04

FABR1o Gloves.
For Men-Fine Tane&. Gloves, with elastic
wrists; assorted shades Of tans browns, modes
and gray, usually sold at SOC. Only 35c. per
pair
For Ladies-6-Button Length Fine-Grade
Jersey Silk Gloves, in black and assorted shades
OF tan and mode. Only 75c. per pair.
MITTS-All-Silk Lace Mitts for Ladies and
Misses Black mode and tan. loo. 22c. and
25c. per pair.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and sta n. ".
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FIoon ''SpEcrArs.-

Seasonable items that claim attention.
kiannels-Outing" Cloth. in imitation Of
Flannel. at l5c.. Is the cheapest goods of this
characterever offered. Fancy English Stripes.
and very desirable for Lawn Tennis Suits, sea-
shore, and mountain knock-about wear.
We have reduced an elegant line Of Half-wool
Scotch Flannels from 37k to 25c. per yard
Small Checks and Fine Stripes for Boys Flan-
mel Waists and Mems Outing" Shirts
New and Choice 27-inch Anderson's Scotch
Chudda Tennis Flannels, in six beautiful STYLES
of stripes in pink and blues; OIL boiled colors,
half wool, and unshrinksble. Only SOC. per
yard.
sArEENs-Freres Koechlin's French sa-
teens at the low price of csc. A great variety
OF beautiful styles and colorings. Every new
hundred pieces seems the prettiest.
ROBES REDUCED-To close out the balance
of our stock OF
BRAIDED AND EMBROIDERED
ZEPHYR AND SATEEN ROBES.
We have concluded to take dollar off
Zephyr Robes, reduced from a to S3.
Sateen Robes, reduced from 80 to "a.
GINGHAMS-Another hundred pieces Of
Standard Dress Ginghams, at 12kc. per yard.
This Is information enough for those who have
been waiting. For those who do not know them,
we add that so far as the patterns and colorings
are concerned they compare favorably with the
Scotch Ginghams at two and three times the
price. rlaius, tnecks, Stripes III great Variety
with the newest plain shades to match for COM
binations, 121Sc. per yard
For 35c. per yard we offer Bingham that had
we bought them month or so earlier would be
45 and so. Lace and Embroidered effects, In
attractive Stripes and Plaids Plain shades to
go with these, at 25c. per yard.
Andersons Ginghams, in rare styles. Acc.
French Zephyrs, in Lace and Ombre effects, at
45c.
Second foor)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
Cor l1fb and sfs
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INDIA LINEN F1orxc1Nas

INDIA LINEN FLouSc1Nes
That we are Offering the best values in Flounc-
ings possibly obtainable is clearly evidenced by
the crowds that thronged the department on
Friday. Saturday, and this morning. An inn
porter was about to depart for his annual trip
to Europe, and offered us the balance Of his
stock at prices positively irresistible While
we have Founcings at slightly lower prices we
to-day call attention to our superior qualities
at 81 L. S1.25, S1.37, 81. So Sl.75. 81, 1925.
$3.50. $2.75. and So per yard. The material
is 46-inch imported India Linon. and Is en-
broidered from - to SO inches deep. in beauti-
full heavily worked patterns in open designs.
They are used in place Of All-overs. being more
desirable on account of Icing embroidered 50
deep. We have narrower Flouncings and Edg-
ings to matchsesch and every pattern. being the
largest aud finest stock of Matched Embroid-
cries we have'yet offered.
Second foor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Cor ~ tn and sta n W,
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Broken Lors Or HOSE.

Broken lots tits true but none the worse 70 that
One lot wide stripe English Bal. Half Hose war
ranted fast colors reduced from 35c. to 25c.
One lot narrow stripe Bal Hose Those who wear
Balbriggsn Hose will value them at 35c reduced to
%
One combination lot fancy striped English Hose,
comprising Soc and 4Sc. Hose: reduced to 29c pair
One combination lot Of boot pattern and fancy
striped Hose and comprising stockings that 4Sc
and 59c.-nearly twenty different patterns; reduced
to SOC. pair.
One lot &C and G." French Ribbed Isle Hose.
Prize medal awarded this make. To close out the SO
remaining pairs, reduced to SOC.
One lot Shoppers Black Ribbed Hose Ladies' sizes.
29c pair Childrens to 81 Csc pair This lot is not
reduced in price, but the goods scarce, and we
promised to notify patrons the arrival of
supply.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
half
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THE PET PINK Poodle

u HI Il Ell Il INK Il OODLE
PATHETICALLY PLEADING FOR HUMAN AID
AND ASSISTANCE WAS A PAINFUL PROCEED
ING. PARTICULARLY TO THOSE WHO
HAD KNOWN THE PAMPERED "PURP"
IN HIS PALMY DAYS.
Let him live on. however.
We shall continue to tickle him with feather
Every day-Men's Suits in sack and cutaway. ss rs.
Every day-Lippetts, Livington and Johnstown Cas-
smere suits, sacks and cutaways exquisite patterns
and designs s1O.75
Every day-Prince Albert Suits, in corkscrew plain
and fancy worsteds Jerseys in various shades $3.50
sl7.40. $3.50. s2O.5O.
Every day-Boys' Suits coats vests and long pants,
handsome and stylish assortment, $3.50. s512, 90,
$3.50. 1857. 81, s7.75.
Every day-chldren's Suits, sizes 5 to IA years.
Jacket and pants. s1.2o. e.. IS. s37a s3S7. o..
e4.12, s425.
Every day-Men's Pantsloons Of every grade. shade
and description 81 so. s1.75. 81. $3.50. 90. $3.50.
s375. 1887 e4.12.
goods at the prices named In all fairness and
Bow sn and Yen nss IN ANY hae % 1t
we have never seen our prices duplicated by any dealer
We leave the PET PINK POODLE to his own sad re-
sed hsts HIS we hope Viii make him wiser
selling ''''"' W pursue '"e s's" 'e"0' Oh OUR way
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT EXACTLY 10 PER CENT ABOVE THE ACTUAL
COST OF MANUFACTURE
VICTOR E. ADLERs's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
e2' and S2s 9Th ST. NV. corner Massachusetts ave.
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturday till IL p. IN je4
CHALLIES! CHALLIESi COTTON CHALLIES:
" splendid imitation of our Wool Challies, 6Sc
such others claim bargains SC. DOUBLE
COMBINATION, 1241 and 1913 l1th st. g. Q. je:,-3t
IMMENSE BARGAIN,-SWISS FLOUNCING. 27
inches wide. 2?c per yard. India Lnon, 40 inches
wide, SC. per yard. BLUMS,
"a ~ At
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IMPORTED G1seHAMs. SArErss, &c

IMPORTED G1xeHAMs. SArEEss, &c
In PIain Check. and Striped Ginshams. we are show.
ing exclusive styles. 20, 25, 80, 81, 4Oc.
sateens not in favor. hence the reduced price
csc for Koechlin Freres Novelties.
Crepeline at 12kc yard. name for an old
style material but before such lovely colorngs
or figures little skill making and unique dress
the result See orr "Crepelines."
ENGLISH TOURIST sUITINas.
The correct and latest styles for travelling dresses
Every thread wool, and offered for so and 69c. yard
because Of fortunate purchase. You have paid and
will be asked to-day at some places e1.25 yard for
such goods.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(6ee space below,)
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Suxrrn HArs ?
AL TEE NEW oq Hsapx. IN DrRsrs GOV
DuxLArs FIfTL AvEhCE STYLE II cAssl-
AEkES AND DERBlk
Also DUNLAP-s GENUINE MAcKINAv srRAwD
m neS shapes. Boys and childrens Hat q Soc 81
All s''s' = ''v . eng III fa = tss, c;;o,v
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ISoR RrNr-iloe ST. NV, A oorroKrA ABLY
is'stiSSL ~ sSz pct A''H'h' f'1'"'' ''"" -s.s.
I,oR RENT = SUITE or RooNs-PARiJoR AND
oed room with use Of PIANO; modern oonvenlencssi
bedroom IN = priyaie family. e3s 4 st. nv. te<-sr'
EoR REM : ThklE UNFuRSIsHED ROOMS
!sc.ioas 10 sSi SoS.s ss f1 isn iS%. siS (
Tor RENT-fukNIsHEp AND UNFURSIsHED
- ''''"' ALSO UTICA stable Appls H2ili It. ~
EoR RENT : ONE on Two NICELY FUR
, M ssa hoes IN wsst Msshneton rrivste family;
d references required Arply i2Os 3oth at
I,oR RENT-Io GENTIFMAN AND wiFE or
II Two gentlemen = beautiful furt.lei front parior
ON second floor. as bed corner house vc-y pleas
board $50 per onsh S sutts . md sss,rsi
rference- oAehanSed lol6 10Th II. nv 1r
Lon ~ kk NV pELleHT u SOUTH ROOMS
once ''' 'N !" O'''''A Address e'A l ,si s,ar
IyoR RFNr-ro oSE or TWO SINGLE GENTLE
men1 Sax S ,TODi Room turnshsa sd
NOR RENT.PRETrlLY furnished ROOM on
persons sis Addres. Only S.sT o fht' :: .s.'s
tSoR RaNT-JUNE Is, MOST or LARGE. BAND.
as country near cars. Departments, CAJitol thres
,da,s sS.s n,: For r~r'0iArs HaAross PflMA
I.'oR RENT-A LARGE SQUARE. fUENIsHED
third story back room. With buard. suitable Tor
tao. 1911 IAN st NV. near hotaas circle. JEST.
ySoR RENTING PLEASANT sD STORY FRONT
n rooms. also two side roams. shed: iuaul Al
desired. summer pricos. ii29 9Th II 81, ~.
goI RENTING VERY PLEASANT ROOMS.
with OF without board, IN private family. l.
lut locston. Rhode Island ave, near l5th At T,fnS
reasonable. Reference required koo'n IL. locs y
I,oR RENT-12o5 d ST. LARGE HANDSOME
- Rooms second noor' Desirable for business OF
small family. Inquire OF g ; kENflLLp. ~ 81.
k,oR kENT-DELlGHIFUL ROOMS On SECOND
and third noors. ~ reduced rates Tor -uiun,r Tor
man and vile OF gentlemen los Vermont
I,oR l.ENT-l32s ST. NV. OPPOSITE PRANK
IN Park. cool. pleasant rocm- for tie summer
without board. neiercnces eNchaured myls- lst.
fFoR RENT-TMo NICELY FURNISHED sECoND
4 story hootns. main or front facing south.
Win eAy ndow anu lsrse alcqVe; bath adJsoent
Circle ''' 'SA' NV Mar l a,s
nor RENT-FURNIsHED or UNFURNIsHEp
fooins on 81 and I'd honrS sui able huu.el
hsi very aeslrA1e Cor suI.iacr. So n 81. ~.
tok RENT - TWO FURNISHED on UNFUR-
ing II d.s,r,d soi,ve, M ~ l, ~ ~, ~ - SOP
ST nv. private family. i'.l-....
TyoR RENT HANDSOME DuUBIF PARIops
rent Immediate pors,sson Caa ,s seen oa, H., n
and q y. nl. loO6 ST NV. SD -3t.
I,oR RENT-RooMs OR PART or HOUSE. III n.
irst class: owner would board II desired eood Ia 81.
o SSsre within two doors Address H. ". s!sr
I,oR RENT-l4o9 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE II,,H-
Isnd Irrrace FURNISHED roums. southern exposure
EoR RENT-Two COMMUNICATING UNFTR-
II nished Rooms second floor modern rnu.cuien.,rs
hai sqn-re from cars and herdics l42s rferce lao.
I,Ok RENT-i120 n ST. n W. FURNISHED
roons. large and communicating. With north and
srt one square west Of Mar aud Navy De
PHthehts' trahslents accommodated. ny.b-l2ts
INOR r. NI-AlADY HANTN,. A pFT f,uTEfT A.
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LANSBURGH 4 BRO.

400. 422. 424, 426 7th St. Alt. 419 9Th st.
ONE PRICE lea
no NOT BE LED ASTRAY BY OTHERS ADVER-
~ Using Chsllies at &C.; they only cotton aud
can be bought of us at 65$c- DOUBLE COMB1NA-
TON, l1th st. sc. je2-aN
A MOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHALLIES EXQUI-
IA site designs, Sc per yard White Canvas Suitings
"a inches wide, Sc. per yard BLUMS,
je2-2ts 745 and TAT 9Th St se.
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''SroRE News

SroRE News
WOODWARD LOTHRoP,
MONDAY, JUNE L. 1855.
Entire Column Changed Every Day.
w WINDOW SCREENS
We invite attention to our excellent line Of
ADJUSTABLE WIRE WINDOW SCREENS
In various Sizes which We offer at the following
extremely low prices;
Size Is by % inches only SOC. each.
size p by 81 inches only Coo each.
sixe "a by 81 inches only zoe each.
Size "a BY AZ inches only SOC. each.
window Screens and Screen Doors made TO
order. Lowest prices for frst-class work
Fourth noor,)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 1th anil r sta n. "
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TIE New WHITE Su1rs

those who have seen our new stock critcise very
fsvorably. Have you paid visit yet? We give q
list of our prices, and remind you We have many diff
ferent styles at some Of the prices
LADIES', "a. S5. 90, 81, 90, s9,S1Oa14 S16 e19
&22 and 825.
MISSES. Csc. sL5O. sl75, 90 %. s29s. s39s
"a. 90. SO, SO and 80.
CH1LDREN'S &c.. 75c, 9Sc, 81 .35. 81 .6S. 81. 25
81, 6S. 1898. S49S, $5'0S and $685.
INFANTS LONG DRESSES 55c Zoe, al 35
Gigs. sLs3. 1.9s, 1925. 81 6S, s2,9S, s39s,
$3.50, &5. SO, 81 9S and 80 9S.
New styles of tea-gowns arrived this morning. One
OF Cream Chse, with Heiotrope figures and front and
trimmings Of Blue Surah, is q beauty 1t is tight fit
ting. with Fedora fl ont and puff sleeves only sl5
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
IShna harxain halnu
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Vrcr,us Or Tar s'Orrs1so..

Articles slightly soiled by handling, others showing
creases, and few broken lots discovered this
morning. bargains in Handkerchiefs, Gloves Cotton
Underwear. Embroideriea Laces, &c, to early visito
to-morroN.
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(See space below.)

SOC UNpERvEsrs FoR 800.
Because the Ribbed Vests offer at 4Sc more
popular deem it wise reduce those
English Balbriggan Vests to soc. each. Those who
would profit by this bargain must not delay.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(See space below)
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LOST AND FOUND.

IT OST-A SLOTTED FEMALE COACH DOG. ONE
~ black ear. one white. Reward Will be given II
turned 10 32y ct. s.w. IL.
II osr On NIGHT OF JUNE = A GOLD cIGA-
IL rette case with ntiAls A. r. n. Suitable reward
TO nnder. 1s21 Jefferson Place. Je4 2ts
II osT-oN THURSDAY LAST, SMALL oXY-
IL died Watch with fob. name ELAINE" on tack
Suitable reward II left at Star Office. IL.
II osT-sUNDAY AFTERNOON on ST. BIT
1/sth and l3tn gold eyeglasses with chain alta ned
lbcrsl reward will be given for their return 70
lol7 18th ST. NV. IL
n osT-sUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 3, PAIR
IL Of steel-riIn spectacles in q black leather
Reward n returned 10 los It. NV. 1t
n osT-MoNDAY MORNING, Blue SKYE
~ Puppy; lame IN left hind leg. has collar with
paddock Please return 90 loo New H3UI shire
and receive suitable reward. t4-.Bt.
II osT-GARNET CROSS sCAGfPIN EITHEK Ar
ADog show, ". l.. !. Armory. going from klotzs
Restaurant. IL th and Sta, 10 dog show. suitable
reward IL left nj klOtLs. Se2-Jt'
MILL THE LADY WITH GRAY BONNET AND
w shawl who exclaimed umbrella with lady
Avenue car Friday morning. please return the
she has 10 star Office and receive hers El-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-04


MILL THE LADY WHO. ON SATURDAY
w through mistake. took Hand satchel from Mrs
X. A. DONONAN's, 9O4 Il IT, return the with
contents she and recognized. NO questions
will be asked. IL
SMAIL ROOM BOARD OR BOTH. WITH SMALL
- family. widow lady any one keeping house
attending room for single man Address sl NGl-k
Star oihce. Jel-3ts
- IN REWARD FOR INFORMATION SECUR-
ClVO ing the fnal copyictiOn OF the party Who
broke INTO and damaged my hou-ss On the Conduit
roal. near DrOyer's kesL JOHN HOOVER. lS.s3 New
Jersey ave. NV. hlyls-lns
VM.wILLIAMs. GEo.w. McELFREsH. AUrHoR
w izedPavate Detective Asency. Concentration
Promptly attended 10 and strictly contdcutiA Ofce
open all hoursL ". WILLIAMS. Manager. $40 n nw
my4 I'm.
UUsIH,s OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLACE
81 vhere first class secondhand Clothing can -
sold respectable prices. Address or call ~ " sG
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