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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

A MEETING of the Irish National League
in America will be held ut Cleveland,
jane l., to take action concerning the
Papal TesCript.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
He Isin Canada.

CHICAGO, May 28.-Lawyer VIM. Star
key, who is under indictment for jury
bribing, and who has been vainly searched
for during the past two weeks, has at last
turned mp in Canada.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

The latest Presidential cold water i'm
possibilities are Fish and Smith, and st.
John aud Hopkins. They are a quartstte
that needs Identification.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
Advice % Hothsrs.

kn. Windows Soothing Syrup foF
ehilkren teethina. is the prescription of
once 4 the best female nurses and physicians
in tie United States, and has ben used
for fSTty years with never falling succe0
by millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process Of teething its yAlrs il
incslcuable. II relieves the child from
pain, cura dysentsy and diazfh0a, gip
inx in the bowsas and Wind cslie. By
biving health 70 Tie chiA n soutn ~
s., ,s.see
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

THE gasometer in the HOekelega, Can
gas works exploded, demOlishing the build
ing and killing, it is thought, over dozen
men
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

At 1Op. m. the following bullitan was
issued: General Sheridan passed COM
Portable day; took plenty Of NJ urishment;
spoke cheerfully and hopefully and gen.
orally did we'll until 10 minutes before five
o'clock this afternoon, when the &C
tion Of the heart became very feeble,
from which condition il has reacted
imperfectly at this time, He is suffering
neither pain nor distress. He thoroughly
understands, as he all his family have done
from the beginning, the gravity of the situ-
alton, bat is now and has been quite tran.
quill. undismAyed and hopeful for the best.
[Sjgued1 r M. O'RIELY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

To the Editofs-
PIesse inform your readers thst 1--we
positive remedy for the sbovs DsDed dis-
eass. By III timely Ne thousneds q hepe-
len casss have ben psrmanest1g cusl
I shall be Glsd 10 ssod TIVE BOTTLES g
my remedy YaEE TO any q yoar nd.
erswho hsve eoosumptioa II Try VIII snd
me their Express md ?. O. a6t5ss&
RspeetftIly,
T. A. SLocsI T. G,
161 rnsi -, Nsw ZRk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
Pittsbure whselmen Expected.

Pittsburg Wheelmen Expected.
Qaite q large delegation Of Pittsburg
wheslmen are expected, by way Of the
National road, this afternoon, and q num-
Der Of Wheeling boys will go out the road
several miles to meet them. The rendez-
vous will be at Goetze's drug store, and all
desiring to meet the delegation are ex-
pected TO be at that place at three o'clock
sharp.
Justice Davis Court.
Last evening John Harding bad pre-
liminary hearing before Justice William
H. Davis on the charge Of forgery, and was
committed TO jail in default Of $500 bail
for court. On the charge Of obtaining
money under false pretences he was com
mitted TO jail in default of $500 bail for
court.
Mat Daily was sent TO jsil by the same
Justice for ten days in default Of the pay
ment Of fine and costs assessed against him
for profane swearing.
The Gas Consumsrs' Committss.
The committee of seven appointed at
last Wednesdays mass meeting Of natural
gas consumers, is hard at work upon the
matter committed to their charge, and II
is stated they will probably be ready TO
make report to the citizens about next
Tuesday or Wednesday. Hesma Hubbard
& Russell, the counsel engaged by the
COMMITTEES, are devotiug . great deal oi
time to carrying out the suggestions of the
committee, and an interesting report ID
looked for.
National Convention Of the Drummer Boys.
Post r, T. P. A.. held Q regular meeting
last evening ut their headquarters and dis
cusssd the anticipated trip 10 the National
Convention 10 be held at Minneapolis,
MIMI, on June 19 TO %. st. Panl and
the Flour City ara ivallipg each other In
preparations for the boys and oil who an
ricipats the trip will learn particulars from
the State Chairman of the Railroad Com
mittse, Mr.. Jas. g. Gibbs. From present
indications quite delegation from Post B
are going, and from reports from Post A, oi
Parkerburg, and @ Of Charleston quite q
crowd Of Drummer Boys will bs on hand
to enjoy the hospitality Of the twin cities.
Death ofshsrin Handlan's Daughter.
It was with sincsre sorrow that The
many friends of Mis- Helena Frances
Handlan, daughter Of Sheriff Handlsn,
learned Of her death, which occurred Iasl
evening at 6 o'clock. Mis Hsndlsn had
been lying very i'll for soms time and II
was hoped thst she would recover, until
yesterday sftsrnoon, when she rapidly Do
clined and death resulted. Min Handlaz
was . lovabls young Lady, and In hsr destt
Large circle Of friends win be deprived oi
. true friend and companies, who was -
spected and loved By all The bssesved
family have the sincere sympathy u tn
community. The funeral Will take placl
from the family residence on Thirty. .third
street, Monday morning ut o o'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
s.sa nrackars In an Ohio ToUn,

SIDNEY, O., May 26.-The safe in G. E.
Allinger's store in Port Jefferson, was
blown open last night and robbed Of six
thousand dollars
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

Mrs. CLEVELAND has been elected
life member of the Pfssby terian Commit
tee on Hone Missions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

The Methodist conference reelected the
majority of the church's executive officers
yestsrtay.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
q .h,.A IN Ds.,h nv . wsn...

KANSAS CRY, No., Nay 26.-hHy
Cita, wife OF On Italian psddla, was
stabbed TO the heart with butcher knife,
last night by Josephine Corido and in.
stantly killed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

GALLANT Phil SHERIDAN is scOming ont
on top in his tussle with disease. A way
Phil Eas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

DR.. Lyman Abott has been elected per
maneut pasto Of PlymOth Church.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

SENATOR MATT QUAY, OF Pennsylvania,
says tie SHERMAN II AZ is still flying.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

The Senate Finance sub committee will
begin its tariff investigation Wednesday
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY.
How Il VIII be Observed By stephens Post
No. 81.

How Il VIII bs Observed By stephens Post
No. 81.
Stephens Post No. 53 will observs Mem
orial Day In IN appropriate manner. They
cordially solicit the co-operatien Of Ill old
soldiers, citizsns and school children 70 ~
sist in the observance Of this day, dsdi-
Gated to the memory Of those who give
their lives to their country. The Post wiz
assemble at their hall, corner Thirty-sixth
snd Jacob streets, st 7:30 A. NJ. A pro-
ceasion will be formed - follows: Drum
corps, school children, Stsphens Post CA.
R., tx soldiers not msmbnn Of q. A. r,
citizens. Col. Joseph A. ATtIs, Post Gem
mspder, will have compsnd d The pro
ceHiou. March 70 MI Zica csmstNy.
The following programme will b ebssrvsd:
AZ the Cemetery Chorus q 0irn
.'Ihe Countengp" gp".;::.~.........--.-Isn Lutle Gnh
You Have Put No Flowers on Ny PApsn
Memorial Poem = bslcc
Commsndsr--Joseph 4. xrkis.
osissr q he D.y. a .Gn. n. B4s.
Coutributions Of flowers of any kid ass
solicited, which may b len with asy q
the members, Taesdsy, % Early Wsdsss-
day morning
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27
SHERIDAN'S ILLNESS.
The Doctors Claim That He is Pas.

The Doctors Claim That He 10 Past ths
Danger Point
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The following
bulletin was issued this morning: May a6,
s:45 A. M-Consultation BY Dr. Yarrow,
Matthews and O'Reilly. Patient sx'
presses himself rs having passed . restful
night says he has no pain whatever and
feels first rate. No material change in
symptoms hss occurred since report Of las'
night
[Sigued RM.ORRIILY, Wssh'n.
MATHEWS,
TARRnw
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-27

The House monkeyed with Civil
Service reform yesterday.
POwDERLY asserts that he will decline q
re election.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Five cents each will be paid for copies
oflTHE Carrie of the l4th instant at the
counter of the business office.
Rev. ID. H. Riddle, d. D., promi-
nent Presbyterian pastor of Falls Church,
Va, died in that village last night. He
was 81 years old.
-rApna johnson, colored, fell from a
car on Seventh street yesterday and was
seriously hurt about the head. She was
taken to her home in Springman's alley.
ALBERT Morris, n young colored man,
was arrested yesterday on charge of
stealing Sc and pair of shoes from Au-
gust Newman of No. 1908 Seventh street.
Department Commander Lincoln, ac-
companied by his STAFF, visited john A.
Logan Camp, S. o. ", last night and
presented the flag donated by Saks & Co,
General ]. b. Colt also made an address
and Captain g. Il. Thompson accepted
the flag for the camp.
The Ross medal for the private or
non-coiiimissiuned officer most perfect in
the manual of arms will be competed for
on Friday evening by members of Com.
pany b, Washington Light Infantry
Gieutenants Satterlee and Chase OF the
Third Artillery viii he the Judges.
st. Mary's Branch, No. 537l of the
Catholic Knights of America has organ.
ized by eleoting the following officers:
Rev. +. j. Lewis, spiritual adviser;
Joseph Brazeroi, presidents Stephen Hell
muth, Yice-president; Charles n. Leh-
mann, recording secretary Charles
man, treasurer; Paul Helmuth, sergeant
alarms; Messrs. w. s. Silvernade
Lorenz Schwaub and George Miller
frustpps
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
nAsnnA1.n sMALh rAhK.

President Spolding Of the Chicago club
has fully decided upon the trip to Aus
tralia this winter All the arrangements
have now been made except the signing
otthe fun list Of players Tho idea IS 10
take two clubs, composed of the best ball
players in the League and Association;
The two clubs will be under the personal
management of Captain Anson, and Will
start West Immediately upon the close OF
the League season. After playing fare
well game in Chicago they will 80 to
Denver, thence to San Francisco, playing
IN each city. The first practical steps in
the scheme were taken Friday when
plellcr, williamson and Burns signed
contracts TO make the trip. The contracts
date from the close Of the League season
to April 10, 1850.
Some facts in regard to the late special
meeting Of the Association at 81. Louis
have Just come to light II seems that
when the tariff came up for discussion the
st. Louis Club favored q reduction.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati were willing
enough to accede to the REDUCTION, but
insisted that if 2j cents was charged at
the gate that the old guarantee system OF
800 a game should bo readopted in place
of 80 per cont. Of the receipts to the visit
ing club, as now IN vogue. A cry Of hor'
ror went up from several of the clubs at
this announcement, and they decided
that they would rather obtain a slice Of
the Eastern clubs receipts than trust TO
their own gate for support.
"Did not the release Of Mcclure
weaken the Philadelphia Club to some
extentY" Manager Wright was asked yes
terday afternoon. mo- he replied ~
cannot see that 1t has. He was good
batter, IL is true, but poor base-runner
and an exeCrable thrower. / am well
provided with CatChcrs at present in Hall
man. Clements and SChriver so could
well afford to dispense with Mac. ] have
no doubt he will suit the Detroit club,
which sacrifices everything TO secure
hard hitters. | am really glad to hear
that he is doing we'll
indianapolis played rattling game
Yesterday in shutting out Washington
after the latter had made nine hits. 1t
Is doubtful it this feat was ever before
accomplished AT any rate. an instance
cannot be recalled now. II was no dis
grace to drop a game to such playing. 1t
was not to be expected that Washington
would win over one game at lndianap-
oils, and if they pull oil q game to-day all
will be forgiven. The nine stands better
than it did six weeks ago, and when it
came home it rallied and took sixth
place. There is no reason to believe that
IL will not do the same thing again.
Umpire Valentine will umpire here on
Thursday Kelly at Detroit Lynch al
Indianapolis, and Daniels at Philadel'
phia.
Games yesterday New York, IL; Chi
cago, 4. Detroit 3; Boston, 2. Indian
apolis, 2; Washington, 0. Philadelphia
/; Pittsburg o.
The "Cail' and Post"
The CdR boys had an easy time with
the Washington Post team yesterday, de
feating them by the following score:
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
ASIUSENIENTS.
Albaugh,s.--"The Merry war,


"The Merry War" was rendered with
much spirit before fairly large audience
at Albaugh's last night. Mr.. Walter AL
len and Miss DeRue were strong favorites
h th9 & RpaspGs a tf the c6ahg bDfmsF kesPRg eyerg
body by her pretty quaintness of manner
as Elsa. Miss JEANNE Winston as the
Marquis was as usual, the recipient of
much favorable attention. The perform
ance showed some rough edges, which
are likely to disappear in the course of
the week.
National.-"Dr. Jekyll and MIR. Hyde"
A good-sized audience occupied the
seats of the National last night to see Mr.
Theodore Hamilton and his company in
Mr.. Hamilton's version of Steyenson's
CDR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" This version
of the story differs from Mr.. Mans6elds
in that 1t is less disagreeable, but it is dis
agreeable enough. Mr.. Hamllton's pre-.
sentation OF the dual character was re-
markably good. He is fine actor, with
good voice and figure, and always plays
with force in reserve. His Dr. JeEyHls
handsome and his Mr., HIDE fearful
nightmare. The support was unexpect-
edly good, although the support in this
play is so entirely subordinated by the
leading character as ordinarily to be
scarcely considered. A few first night
bitches were observable in the shifting of
scenery last night but they will be rem
edied TO. night, and for the remainder of
the week those who want to see we'll
played play will find it at the National.
Again tonight
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
WEST WASHINGTON
Georgctown Real E.tnte.


business never was better said c. II.
Fickhng, the real estate dealer, in reply
to a Critic reporters inquiry, "and
houses and lots are in great demand all
over the town. Yes, large number of
Washingtonians are making investments
here, and ! have many inquiries daily in
regard to real estate. Mr.. Samuel Cross,
secretary of the Safe Deposit Company, Is
one of the latest corners, and he Is build
ing q magnificent residence on Q street,
adjoining that of j. II. Gordon
"How is the business of renting
houses 2'
Houses are in great demand and the
supply is small ." ,-.--,,
demand for real estate in Georgetown P'
"On the natural attractions of the
town, and its desirability as residence
place. Why, my dear sir, | know of a
physician who recommends some of his
patients to move to the heights Of George
town for health benefits
"Has property increased in price much
of late years.
at has had wonderful increase, and
will have still greater one; inside of two
years property has advanced from 100 to
$50 per cent, and the sales are bona tide
and no trading on paper. Then, too, the
proposed tunneling of Rock Creek has
advanced property in this section. Alto
gether you can safely say that George
town is enjoying quiet, but substantial
BOOM"
Amos jenkins, a l0.year.old colored
boy, while stealing ride on car of the
Metropolitan Railroad Company, on Dun
barton Avenue, between Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth streets yesterday even
ing, in attempting to jump off, had his
right foot badly crushed under the wheel.
| He was taken TO his home, 27l3 o street,
and attended by Drs. Snyder and May
| field.
Temperature and condition of water at
Z a. m.-Great Falls-Temperature, 70;
| condition, 4; receiving reservoir, temper
ature, 20; condition at north connection,
| 4 condition at south connection, 36;
| distributing reservoir, temperature, 76;
! condition at influent gate-house, 6; con
dition at effluent gate-house, 0.
DRovER's REST, July 16.-0ne hundred
and twenty-three cattle up and sold
Best, 4a@5c.; good, 4lQ49c.; medium
| 4@14c.; common, 31@4c. Seven hundred
and thirty sheep and lambs-Sheep, 24@
4c.; lambs, 4a@6!c; calves, 3lGg5c. Fit
| teen COWS and calves, S20@S47. Marke
brisk for all kinds of stock. Good stocl
resilient oil tnls place, was buried iron
his late residence, 322l p street, this after
noon. The deceased was IN the 66tl
| year of his age at the time OF his DEATH
The black bass fishing among TIN
| Thousand Islands is a failure this sum
| mer.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
Sons OF Veterans.

General Iohn A. Logan Camp, No. 2,
Sons OF Veterans, last night received a
beautiful eight-foot bunting American
flag. the gift Of Sakss & Co; yof this city
tion was made by Colonel q. z. Lincoln,
department commander of the G. A. r.,
in very appropriate little speech, which
was replied TO by Captain S. T.. Thorn
ason, commanding, accepting the gift on
behalf of his camp with thanks. General
]. b. Colt of Connecticut who was pres
ent, also addressed the camp, whose re-
marks were warmly received by the boys.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
Reduced Rates TO Cincinnati Gen.
tennial via Pennsylvania Rail-

For the benefit OF visitors to the Cen
tenniai Celebration Of the Ohio Valley at
Cincinnati the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will, on Thursday, July 10,
and on each successive Thursday there
after until and including August 30, sell
excursion tickets to Cincinnati at rate of
one and q third limited fare for the round
trip. The tickets will be good going on
day of issue by any regular train, except
New York and Chicago limited, and TO
return within fifteen days from date of
the Agent at Cincinnati to validate them
for return passage.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
VISITING sOInIENY.


The Thirty-hinth separate Company
OF Now York Here.
The Thrty.ninih Separate Company Of
Wateriown, N. Y, arrived in the city
last night and quartorcd at Willad's liQ-
tel, where they are the guests Of Mr. o.
q. Staples. To-day the members visited
the Soldiers Home, Arlington and dil'
ferent points of interest about the city,
including the Cyclorama. At Z o'clock
this evening they will give an exhibition
drill in front of Willard's. Tomorrow
programme includes sightseeing in the
public buildings and a call on the Prcsi'
dent. Thursday will be spent at Mount
Vernon and on Friday morning the COM
pany will leave for home. The company
is accompanied by band Of2l pieces.
The names of the members are;
CAPTAIN w. r. Zimmerman. First Lieuten-
ant j. S. Boyer, Second Lieutenant Y, r.
Koarfs, Assistant Surgeon NJ. l., smith,
First Sergeant c. r. Murray Second sergeant
and c. B Jones, Corporals j., G, Ayors, w. n.
Brown, G.. W. ClOdwlck, j.. n. Baplce, y, n.
Taylor Il. L. Cook, Priyates G. g.. Pickett y,
u. Avery ID. B. Armstrong, j s. Baird. g.. u.
Baker G. r. Baldwin, W. B. Ball, W. l., Burt,
II. A. Butterworth, G. II. Glare, T.. J.. Davis,
L. G. Dclhaner, j. f. DE Marse p. Ehrlicker,
WI. Felt y. A. Field, Carl EishGrh y, g.
qroumoBs, Il. q, lIerrick, e. Il iieildreth'
f. A. A. MoTeaTty, TeaT ". e. Porter. &. j. quail, +.
II Relyea, S. G. Rider, A. o, shaw, W j..
SHEPPARD j II. Spratt, j. W Taggart, II. W.
Taggart, 4 K. Taylor, l.. II. Washburnea, W.
d. Wise, f. II. York, Theodore Geyout, j. f.
Greene, X, II. Wilcox, l. Il. Booth.
Band-J. Horton, George Jones, A. Jones,
Wt TA BsGs TTGd WAR March J9hR q wSf Sqn'@aR
Smell, Joe Horton G. Horton, l.. IIutchins, 9,
Baker, Il. Webber u. Boyd j. Raymond, Il
Watt, o. Fass, T.. c. Coppcnhlhor, G. ;
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
rhe Randann Clnh.

A new campaign and social club, to be
known as the Bandana Club, has just
been organized in East Washington, with
III. Trine, president; NJ. J. Dwyer, secre-
tnry, and John NJ. Becker treasurer. A
1Senic will be given by the bandana way
ers on the 6lh Of e AtHgusst tg the proceeds 70
some close State,
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
Against the Copyright.

A debate upon the 'Internatlonal
Copyright Law" took place last night IN
the parlors of the Y. NJ. Q. A. Mr.. II. E.
Tasker supported the affirmative and Mr..
L, u. Phillips the negative. After an ex-
tended and interesting discussion the
question was decided in the negative.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
DRUNKENNESS
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT CAN BE oURRu
By ADMINISTERING DIR. HAINEs'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC,

Can be given in a onp OF coffee or tea without
the knowledge of the person taking IL. IL Ia alb.
golutely harmless, and will effect permanent
and speedy cure, whether the patient is q
moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. II
every instance q perfect cure has followed. IT
NEVER FAILS. The system once impreg-
mated with the Specific, II becomes an utter
ist, For sale by S. Il, WARE, under tha
Ebbitt House; II. X. HELPHRNSfINE, Four
teenth street and Vermont avenue, Wash.
ington.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17

Earned runs-Call, 5; Post, 2. Two-base
hits-Robinson, Burns, Cahill. Three'base
Knouff to o'Brien; Robinson to Cahill;.Whal-
ley to Curtin. Left on bases-Call, A; Post,
8. Struck out--Call, 4; Post, @. First base
on bnlls-Call, 2; Post, /. H't by pitched ball
balls-Dunn. 1; Sullivan, 8. Time-one hour
and fifty minutes. Umpire-A. NJ Brown.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
Woodward & LOtflrOp.
close Saturdays at y, M.
Othor Evenings at . O'Clock.

The reduced goods are
meeting with a ready sale.
We are cutting the price on
nearly all goods that belong
strictly to summer, also sur
plus stocks, slow sellers,
short lengths, odd lots, etc.
and the bargain season is
fully ripe.
Reductions have been made in Dres! Goods
silks, Grenadines, Scotch Tennis Flannels,
Scotch zephyrs and Ginghams, Curtains aud
Madras Curtain Laces, Gingham Robes
Sateen Robes, sateens, Ladies' Misses aud
Chlldren's Wool Suits and Wash suits, Mems
Flannel shirts, Parasols, etc.
All who have not finished
their summer shopping will
be greatly benefited by this
semi annual stock taking
sale.
A cleaningup sale in Ladies' Suits. We
have taken from stock about 10 Ladies' Suits
4 HOW H N
pedueed nrice Of AZ each The Iot inciudel
| sateon. Ginpham and White India Linen suits
| which have begun 10 show handling. Sizes
| in the LOT are I8, 3s' 40 and i2 only.
| CThIrd noorl
rod,,o,,ao tr todios, N,slt, rr,1or,vcar
Wa beye tno NAM m Muslin Sbeml.e so nave
We nave t9n many M 10, niu@s!u @ Supihniso, sV & &na1o
reduced lne TO o9ci eaeh, taey re are ment mia%e
IIUii Iaity FIJI ,y, 49, ~, and Sopr
WIN yohS ~ nailuuIs i oioa 3 dii " .U,,a ~,
0. mino o,,,nicrr Rcnd ,n G,
ulliiou mon @ gunut E,i w 90, o tbc
eaeh IL IS " aS gVo9 Dargaln @ au ooc' Us tne
| IsoMns Is!,N,,i aau ti,i,,, ,sN'''9 WIZ "' '"''
| NoecoIu "Uor"
Closing out sale OF Parasols. TO eHeot the
complete sale OF this stock we nave divided
I into seven lots, and marked them at the
| following greatly reduced prlcesi
First Lot. all reduced to 81 each.
Second Lot, all reduced to 81 80 each
Third Lot, all reduced to SO each
| Fourth Lot all reduced TO ~ 20 each
| Fifth Lot all reduced TO 81 oO eacl.
sixth Lot, all reduced to S2:1o each
Seventh Lot, all reduced 10 So each'
These prices make them such good bargains
you will be justified in purchasing
| Flrst hOor-contre tableD
| big drop in the price of Sateens. We
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17
pullman Cars TO White Sulphur
Springs.

On and after July through Pullman
sleepers will be run ON the II p. m. train,
daily except Sundays, to White Sulphur
Enrings and all the spring resorts on
Chasapeake and Ohio Railroad. For
tickets and berths call at office, 5l3 Penn.
syIvania avenue or B, and p. station.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-17

previous TO removal, the best bargains ever
offered In the city in Furniture, Carpets and
Upholstery.
W. IL. HOUaHrON & Co.,
1914 Il st H. W.