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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30
THE SHOE PARLOR.

You would hardly expect to find one of the best ap
pointed Shoe Stores in the District on the
second floor Of any building but it's here-over tbe
l2th-st store Of the Paiais Royal The best shoes
only being in stock. the trade done is with those
who can appreciate merit in Shoes-the few and
i&r between The few and far between con-
sregate here in numbers, and especially of late
because Of the reduced prices list Of which ia given in
the Palais Royal advertisement of the "Clearing
~-~~AAAs
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ADDITIONAL BARGAINS IN FLOWERS

Inc weeks business has melted the stock of Flowers
SO that those that s. 75 and soc will all he
Onered Tor ooc. a bunch on Monday Some really
lovely punches were shown TO the writer and which
VIII reward the early visitor on Monday
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EXTRA BARGAINS IN HOSIERY.

Ahere Is really no occasion for further reductions
=. prices OF Hosiery" said Mr. Lsner he pointed to
' In the advertisement of the Clearing Sale, but
want people to know of the arrival of the BLACK
DEhDf RIBBED HOSE we have been out Of so please
mention them at 25c. instead of the regular price, for
Monday and Tuesday,
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FOR STORES.

I,oR RENT-NEw sTORE AND DWELLING l..sg
II 81. n. ". Handsome plats-glass Mli,loue mod
improvements ana excellent location Tor renting
fooihs Je22-.Bm
I,UR RENT-SIOKE AND DWELLING No 1904
Il 18th st. Nv; new aud suitable tor any busu.--.
Apply TO j. ". A. MYERS A son.
.elo-lm l42s New hork ave.
I,oR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK STORE
II and dwelling. Cor. 10Th ana ens and water.
terms moderate to fr-t-cass tenant Apply 10 JOIiN
D. BOGl T.. l2O1 32d st. Georgetown kIl-.m
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IT LINEN PAPER FOR ou1REs FOR DC.

.haer meaning OF Stationery Department you may
in .ne ABOVE In the list Of advertised prices 1t
looks little but it means much The Ancian, E.,a
mace ana Monte Paper with without ragged edge.
n almost invisible shades of pink blue aud white
Couldn't be prodCced at the mills for aures for oc
mere II Is and envelopes to match for 2oc for two
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lis the celebrated Coon" Collars, reduced from Is
cts to 10 cts each. and the Csc quality Apply Linen
Cuffs sold regularly by the Palais Royal at zoe these
Will be 17c. pair for Monday and Tuesday.
manufacturers stock of Travelling Satches are To
be offered at onethrd less than regular prices In the
Paals Royal advertisements in another column will be
found full list of reduced prices
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JUIY 4rH. CLosrD AL Day.
$S0SSE E.. 4 sMsssgos
Cos LII Err "A / iii NJ { aS g
sss' 4 + T. E.'
ssss I "A 4 ILL En-.
II The Clearing Sale Prices positively terminate
TUESDAY, JULY 3rd. at p. n. Not open the 4th
80 please shop accordingly.
E Erf 4 + 4A.#ssssss
+ ~ "A LII ~ II ssss
E En- En- GS%F AT 9
{ ( Voo" + ~ ILL

/" LOOK THROUGH THE LIST CAREFULLY.
AS ADDITIONAL INDUCEMENTS ARE ADDED
FOR JULY AND 3.
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
CNear door. No. 1119 Pa ava)
15c. Soon" Collars, all styles for lOc
zoe. 4-Ply Linen Cuffs. all styles 17c pair
25c. Gauze Undershirts for zoe.
s16S Fancy Colored English Underwear for Sl.25
81 Fancy Striped English Underwear for 75c.
Soc. Gray Angels Wool Underwear for SOC
SOC. Underwear-broken lots-for 39c.
39c., ACC. and 59c. Scarfs all styles, for $50.
25c. Satin-lned Knot scarfs for 19c.
81 French Percale Shirts for SIC
Csc. Suspenders. all styles for 15c
12Hc. warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 1Oc.
S1.50 genuine Gloria Umbrellas for S1.39.
$500 Gold and Silver-tipped do. for Sl9S
10 per cent off marked prices Travelling Satchels
Csc 'Touristtfor toilet articles-for SOC.
ESQ Patent Leather Oxford Ties for o..
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
csc. Fowne's Silk Mousuuetaires for 75c
Csc. Mianase Silk MousQuetaires for 44c.
39c. Silk Jersey Mitts for 29c.
4Sc. Silk MousQuetaire Gloves for 800.
Csc. Milanaise Silk Gloves for SOC.
15c. Silk Mitts for lie.
Nearly all Kid Gloves at half. price,
la CE DEPA RTMENT.
s1.4s 45-inch Black Russian Drapery Nets Clio
4Sc / u yard-wide Point d'Esprit Net, 44c.
19c. Handkerchief all styles, for 12Bc
Csc. Handkerchiefs, many styles, for 12hc
121Sc. Mems Handkerchiefs, all Styles for 1Oc.
81 Spanish Lace Fichus for 75c
1214c. Embroidered Null Ties for 1Oc
25c. Neck Ruchings. all styles for 2lc
3-ply All-linen Collars, for 25c.
3-ply An-linen Cuffs pairs for 25c.
10 per cent off marked prices Of Laces
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
PC Black Derby Ribbed Hose for 25c
75c. Ribbed and Plain Silk Hose for 5Qc
Toe Fancy Isle Hose, all styles. for Soc
81 Fancy French Hose. all Styles for roc
SOC. &c. & G." gold medal) Isle Hose for $50
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEO
ISoR RENT-NICE LITTLE FLEAsURE sIouP;
VIII take 20 OF 20 peuIle, lying the Loug Bridge.
Apply aoo oth ST. sc. a. j. IENl~. hsn-ats
I,OR RLNT-BIICK STABLE, IN ALLY BE.
tween leth and 18th. aud l. SITS nv. 3 staAs
carrlA@ehOuse loit and Goa hmau's room.
j. Mel. BODSON.
3es-1m l2.,5 street NV
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IsoR RENr-sECOND FLOOR. CONSISTING OF
4 TOUR rooms and lath. completely furnished tor
hght housekeeping VAL rent Tor less during summer
months 10 Responsible parties. Andy at l4i4 Cuiuu-
Una siftet NV. 1-lE-lm 4
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IL T Ii IL
Corner Room. nicely furnished. four uird,Ius.
southern snIusure. convenient O. Pension tioN-r rs
irlniihg DEPARTMENTS. aud Capitol priNat. Nurtheru
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TOh hEN Ut fl1tS.
I.oR RENT-oFFICE- ROOMS IN BUILDING l2la
IL 81. NV. Apply TO
BEALI. BROWN co.
9e<-im 1874 Pet.
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aIcxan siria Affairs.



ROAMING HEEpIC.-A " Washington herdic and
morse Is IN charge OF the police here, ard awaits
an owner. IL vas found by Officer Brenuer aStray
on the commons near the Alezdndria and Washing
ton l-R, and after remaining at the Stattou-hCu.e
awhile, Was sent 10 the livery stable later. Auan
giving name not recognized b. the police ap-
peared as claimant he said the herdic belonged
10 his father, who lived Ia West Washington and
bad been driven of from In front OF DeAtley's
saloon IN Washington. while the driver wa, away
Lieut. Smith told MIN TO bring letter from Major
moore, OF th- W asllrgtOn police, and the horse
and hertfc would be DELIVERED TO MIN.
PUBLIC SCHOOL CLOSISG.-HallCwelp public school
FOR cOloreu girls closed this morning with music
and Othe, exercises III the Lee building on Alfred,
near Princess street Miss sarah ~ Gray IS III
charge, with Misses Chapman, Darnale, Derrick
IancIlI and Williams as teachers. The assembly
room was thronsed and medals cards and pre-
mluIns distributed to the deserving.
NOTEs.-A meeting OF STOCKHOLDERS and citizens
In the Interest OF paying the debts and reOpening
the Mary ahu steam Jerry VIII D. held at the cOus-
eli chamber tO-nisht.-The banks here have de-
clared q se!.i-annuaI dividend OF 81 per cent
The gigs Of tae Petersburg, boat c.uu sent here Tor
the 4tA or July Regatta, are now III the OLD Do
lnlnicn boat hOuse.-Sherir Veitch, OK Alexan-
ara county, Is now, under order or the court max
Ing search for books and other property OF The
county court devoted 10 private use-Wm Tur-
ner mas been nned 80 by the mayor for fast driy-
Ing. Ordinarily the rough cooble stones serve 10
prevent such o1enses as thls.-James Garyey a
young lad has fractured mis- SKULL by falling from
a Tree on his fathers place, near this city,
he>sfS d. AInt!e, Charles GanSS and j. T. Tyler
nave received az the hands OF Mr.. Bishop tue di.
plOmds OF the Virginia Theological Sem!uary-
he County Court closed its session after inning L.
!. horbach 500 anu IL. HoOg and Andrew Darie.l
900 each Tor gaming, ana James Young SO Ior as
sluIt ana battery Young wall be detained In iail
thfee nOHtas after he pays ais nne.-The per.
petGal Building AssOciatI,ns here has loaned $500
AT - pei CeA'-----A frame dwelling with lot on the
south side Of Queen street, between Put and 81
ASdpA streets, Ma, been purchased Tor slOO by MIR
j. T. A,heJ from Mr.. j. &. CrJ ightcn.
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TRUz EcoxoMr

1t is true economy to buy Hoods Sarsapsrilla, for
100 Doses One Dollar is original with and true only
Of this popular medicine. II yea wish to prove this buy
bottle of Hoods Szrsaparills and measure its con-
tents. You viii fad it to hold 100 teaspoonfuls. Now
read the directions and You win ind that the
dose for persons of different is less than tea
spoonful This is certainly conclusive evidence of the
peculiar strength and economy of Hoods Sarsaparilla
81 took Hoods sarsaparlla for loss Of appetite, dys
pepsis and general anguor. 1t did q vast amount
Of good, and have hesitancy in recommending it
~. ". wILLEFoRD, Quincy. Ill
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for So Prepared only
by C. L HOOD CO., Apothecaries, LOWELL Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Special Bargain Lots for Saturday.

- pairs childrens hid oxford Ties, spring heels
or heels, sizes to s, reduced to 45c.
80 pairs misses and clildren'S line Kid Opera
Slippers, reduced TO SOC.
100 pairs ladies' hand-turned Kid Oxfords, with
tips, reduced 10 75c.
50 pairs mems fine Slippers, reduced to Coo.
50 pairs children'S kia ana pebble spring heel
button Shoes, reduced to 40c.
60 pairs childrens button Shoes, sizes 8 to IL.
with solar tips, reduced TO 75c.
40 pairs Misses school Shoes reduced to TIC
% pairs boys and youths all solid leather Shoes
button or lace, reduced TO Csc.
81 pairs ladies' kld-butuOn shoes, opera or COM
mon-oenSe style, reduced TO s1.25.
40 pairs mems Low-quarlered Shoes, tipped or
plain, reduced TO Sl.24.
900 pairs canvas SHOES, ali sizes, reduced to 15c
The STAR SHOE House,
12U 9TH street
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The Cut Telephone Wires.

In the Court IN General Term this morning the
Safe Deposit Telephone case was up again. Messrs.
c. G. VI. Gywnn. and y. Wilson, for the Telephone
Co, stated that they were DESTROYS or some relief
and repeated that the Inconvenience subscribers
was felt very seriously.
Mr. Perry, for the safe Deposit Co., said that they
fully appreciated the Inconvenience TO the pub
lie, and were ready to do anything by which the
pubic viii be relieved, short of submitting the
destruction or their pavement, and were ready to
consent 70 the wires being laid temporarily above
the eurD so that the work OF laying the pavement
would not be stopped.
No reply was made to this offer, and Judge
James said that II the Commissioners would state
thdt y tnlS injunction were removed they would
or would not give the permit, the court would
regulate Its course
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No Right To whip sis Wife.

LESSON THAT AN OLD CoLoRED MAN LEARNED IN
THE POLICE COURT.
Yesterday afternoon IN the Police Court an old
coiored man, named Robt. Day, was charged with
an assault on his young Wife, Mary Day. When
arraigned Robert said that he was only guilty Of
trying TO make his wife obey him. His wife testi-
fed that some one had been talking to her hus-
Dand to make trouble In the family. When he
came home wednesday night they got on 'cross-
questions and he whipped her with large whip
ana SCARED her face. Other witnesses gave SINH
FAR testimony. The prisoner said: 81 was only
Try Ing 30 make her obey me, which have right
10 90. TOOK a whip with n long lash on IL and
whipped her across the shoulder but did not bruiSe
her face"
''You have no right to whip your wife because
she Is your Wife," said the Judge, land you must
also understand that there Is something which
you have TO obey, and that is law. You can have
sixty days In jan"
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We want TO close out these goods at once as our
sizes are somewhat broken on them. Until We'd
nesday We are selling
Ladies' 1926 Hand Turned Button at 50.
2.o0 Dong. Kid Button at S1.55.
zoo kil Button at $1.2O.
300 Patent Leather 1ipd Butt. at 81 81.
200 Handmade oxford Ties at S1.2O.
40
1.25 Kid Oxfords at TIC.
100 oxford Ties at 6:,c.
zoe. Kid opera Slippers at 47c.
mems Hand-Sewed Low OXfordS, S2.5O.l
(TheSe Shoes are q bargain at S4OOj
Mems 1926 Low OXfordS or strap Ties, 81.
The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
! S24 9TH Bet Ii and SITS
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This morning, In the criminal Court Wm. Turner
was tried and convicted OF second Offense petit
larceny. gold watch, Sc., from Robt. Mcclellan,
May q last.
The pump doctors services are needed at corn er
OF LIST and streets northwest.
This morning, IN the Police Court. Mr.. ChaS- {.
Sailer, superintendent OF the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad, was charged with cruelty 10
animals In torturing and toTmeEting n horse at
tached to one OF She ears. Agent Key, or the Hu-
name Society. appeared as the prosecuting witness
After hearing the teS, imoDy Judge Miller dis
missed the case.
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[OOD,S SARSAPARILLA
CITY ITEMS.
Great Special Sale Day,


Saturday, July 80, 1883,
At The Fair Sl2 eth ST. NV.
We VIII offer the following goods at prices that
speak for themselves:
No. Lone Elegant Polished Reed Baby
No. 1-Carrage-upholstered in silk plush
No. IA perfect Gem, for S29S9; worth $40.
No. 2-One Polished Reed Baby Carriage
No. 2-for $1S.4S; worth S22.9S.
No. 3-One Canopy Top Baby Carriage
No. 3-ior Sl0.S9; worth S134S.
No. 4-One Handsome Baby Carriage, trimmed
No. with Brocaded SaIin, for $12.49, worth
No. 4-$I6.9S
No. EAST Lake Carpet Rockers for $229
No. 6-Decorated Tea Sets, complete, $3.29
No. 7-Decorated Dinner and Tea Set combined,
No. 7-129 pieces. We will sell but four
No. 7-of these sets, and the price only $99S
No. 7-Set
No. s-Handsome Decorated Chamber Sets,
No. S-$2.9S
No 9-Handsome Crystal Berry Sets, new
No 9-patternS Saucers and Bowls, for SOC.
No 10-6 Crystal Glass Tumblers for l4c.
No. LIS Frances Cleveland GOblets for 69c.
No. l2-Bandana Lemonade Sets for $2.49.
No. l3-Fancy China Cream Pitchers, Sc.
Miscellaneous:
SpongeS for &C., for &C., for lie.
our Mammoth Toilet Soap, weighs 6 o. to
cake, as good as any soap you pay 2oc. for; our
price DC. a cake, or, 8 cakes Tor PC.
1 The FAIR, S12 18th st, NV,
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After Fourteen Innings.

THE wASHISGTOSS MAKE A STUBBORN FIGHT IN
BOSTON, BIT ARE DEFEATED.
The Senators played a postponed game with
Boston yesterday and lost after fourteen innings
by the score OF TOT. Both sides batted well but
felded poorly, the visitors doing little worse in
both. O'Day and DeaSley aud SowderS and Tate
were the batteries Washington made Is hits
and l6 errors and Boston ii hits and il errors.
WilmOt led the batting iOr Washington with three
singles and hOne-Fun.
This was the only League game played yesterday,
all Others having Deea preye ated by rain In Cincin
natl the home team defeated Baltimore, IL To ..
Al NJ. Louis the ClevelandS were given white
wash, 4 10 O. AT Louisville Brooklyn won, TO ..
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Special Prices at the OriOlc,
SD 9TH and 1922 Pennsylvania ave-, SATURDAY
and Monday

Last paraSol sale OF the season. Children'S 39c.
paraSOiS pc; 79c. misses satin coaching parasolS
g.; large-size Gloria silk umbrellas sl.25; our
s2.G9 fancy-Stripe and plaid parasol must go at
this sale at $40; chiidren's ribbed hose l0c. !;
mosquito netting 80, 43, and 46c., s-yard piece;
undershirts 10, IL, 1o and l9c.; Swiss fiouncIng,
40 inches Wide, Soc. bllck sash-riboon 49c. per
yard; Warmers health cOrsets 9Sc.; a good corset
at SOC. Our SOC ccrsets are the best In town for
the money. Childrel'S embroidered caps 25c.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.-All-linen collars lOc. !;
cults 121Ec.; percale shirt-watStS aundried, soc. ;
men or Joys unbieached drawers pc best tailor
made bleached jeans drawers 5Oc.; gauze under
SHIRTS 2oc; soc. medium and light weight under
shirts 39c; half hose, unbieached OF mixed coiors
seamless, = pair for 2oc.; white lawn bows, 6 for
13c.; white lawn or fancy percale ties, doZ. Tor
25c.; mems Windsor ties l2kc.
FANCY Flannel OvEKsHIkTs.-e9c. plain front
OyershlrtS, in stripes or checks, SOC; 0Sc narrow
plated overshtrtS, In stripes Or cheeks at CO.;
our 81 allwool overshrts, IN plain coorS, stripes
or checks, plain and fancy fronts. at $50; all
wool flannel shirts, dark gray, at &C.
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laOuSekcencr4l lsAnselrcc.,ersy

splendid coffee, pc. H.; old Government Java
conee, SOC, both fresh roasted; delightful mixed
tea, SOC. H.; also very nice mixed tea, at 4Oc.
h.; prime table butter In prints great bargain
at 2oc. To-; lemon extract, l5c. bottle, the quail
1ty guaranteed; Gordon & Dilworths celebrated
blackberry brandy, for medicinal use, 7oc. bot
tie; excellent table Claret, pc. bottle. Leave
your orders early tomorrow fSaturday) }. SO as TO
insure prompt delivery. VI. & Z. METzGER
! AT 9TH ST. NV,
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MOUNTlINs.
n q. y, a

I,ur cropo- oAhAIoGA. -,,.>.
On and after MONDAY, June .. express tram. on
West Shore Railroad will Daily, except sunday,
TO and IRON the Jersey City Station OF the Pennsyl
trains to and from WASHINGTON
CATSkILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.-Ieave Jersey
City Stati. at 500 AIN Arrive Hotel kaaterskill.
PhPnic Q, Il; % m; Mount House station. 20 n
m; Palenvtlle, 1870 pm. Drawing room Cars Jersey
City Grand Hotel Station and Phanicia (for Hotel
SARATOGA AND CATSklLL MT. EXPRESS
Leave Philadelphia $40 am. Arrive Hotel Kaater-
M; Ph9nicia 10 pm; Mt. Hous- Station. 10 p.
~: PalenyiiIo, 4 20 pm Arrive Saratoga 20 pm;
Caldwell. Lake George Top m. Sycamore, y 90 M.
Drawinyroom Cars ihls delphia Grand Hotel Sta
tain House, New York to Caldwell and Jersey City
Saratoga
Leave Washington 900 am. Arrive Hotel Kaater-
skill. via Kingston, Is I'm. Grand Hotel o:05p
m Phenicia, sol pm Mt House Station, 90 p.
m PGlenviLe, 500 pm Arrive Saratoga 9 % pm.
irving lO:4O pm. Drawing room Cars New York 20
Grand Hotel Station and to Phenicia for Hotel
kaaterskill and Mountain House, and Washington to
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect IN the Jersey City Station for all northern
resorts by West Shore Railroad. Baggage checked
c. 4. LAMBERT,
je25tseIl5 General Passenger Agent. New York.
ST RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE THAT THE
c,, orkney SPRINGS property is leased TO Wh. Z.
CHASE. of Baltimore and that II. C: MADDUX has no
connection directly or Indirectly with the property
its management. (Signed) CHAS. A. r. MOORE,
President Orkney Springs Co." je25-lm
SNAPE MAY POINT n. J.-CARLTON HOUSE
Oopen after June IS. Cape House always open.
Cuisine and appointments surpassed by no house
Address
je2i-2m All HAMILTON.
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Po1soSous CosMEr,ca

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER is
harmless as the dew and beauties natural
ly. Properly applied cannot be detected The follow
ing Druggists and those named in succeeding adver-
tisement. comprising all the leading Druggists the
city. sell and specially recommend ii.
4. Try freeman,s hiawatha handkerchief Extract !"
sweetly ehnsinr, permanent. SOC. per OF.
Eary XII, i sna y y, 81. a. ssoN M rn ana SIS
Mass ave; l. b Cutler n J. ave. and Q ST: ". =,
hloezewski. 9th and sits. =. n Criswel 11O1 ct.
butler Cairidge Ind. ave. and ID St; Van Syckers.
13th and sts ". Drew. Conn. ave. and L ct. W.
L Msckall I'D and sta NV; G f.. Keim, 1918 lAti
ST NV. j. M. Major 18th and H sts A. T. Acker ID
and psnp ave; J. II. Purdy. 9Th and H. l. Eli.
o.! loth ana n SITS nv; = Cissel 10th e. aud n
Co.. LIST and sts. NV. Ware. Ebbitt House; ChAs
I. Moore. Penn. ave. and 18th st.. l.. NJ. McComas
Vermont ave and 11th st z. r. Weller. S5l Sth ST.
kemsburg Elliott zoos l4th st; A. T. Hofer. Stl
and SITS; IL Brace. 10Th aud q sts; Tschifely 4
Evans, Wholesale Agents. apll-eo3in.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALs FOR SUPPLIES DEPART NENT OF
u JUSTICE. MAsHISGToS. June b. lsSS.-sealed
proposals for furnishing the Department Justice the
Nee sSaTy supplies OF the articles named below
during the n-sai year ending june 30 1884 Viii
be received until INELkE O'CLOCK NJ MONDAY,
j l. Mn III, at tine Office OF the chief clerk
follows: Full, Ice. Stationery. Washing Towels
Miscellaneous The right TO waive d.fects and
beet any all bids Is reserved Blank forms ard IN
formation viii be furnished Application q. A
jerks, Acting Attorney General. Je36- lOt
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fNkD1EN DOLLARS FOR AsSACLTlNG HIS WIFE
AND NoTdER-iN-LAE.-ThiS morning, In the Police
Court, young co.oced man uaInei Albert Dorsey
was charged with aSsautlng his wife and mother
in-ldw. lie struck his wife with strap because
she lnteriered with Lin when he Was correcting
his stcp-sOn. He then threw cup at her, and IL
Struck her n Jthe:. The defend ant admitted his
guilt He said tIat he had been out with some
boys drinking; That he Went home half intoXi-
caIeC. and had the trouble with bis wife. He
struck her three times, and then threw the cup at
her, she darted behind the Old lady, and the latter
received the blow On her arm. he did IL because
he had been drinking, He was fined s. in each
case.
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Pointed Poinrleas-FOr Wen Only.

You Will save Acc. on every dollar by getting
your Flannel Outing Shirts at c. Auerbacns Men,
Furnishings, Hats, and Sewing Machiue Rooms,
9TH and SIS. Most complete assortment.
.l.9,}O, ly..G3
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The Commencement Season.
CLOSING EXERCISES or ST. JOHNS PREPARATORY


CLOSING EXERCISES or ST. JOHNS PREPARATORY
School
The closing exercises OF the preparatory school
OF ST. Johns College were held last night In the
college hall. After pleasing program had been
carried out, premiums were awarded, as TollowS:
Fourth clasS-For excellence, stephen Guista; for
superiority in various branches OF useful educa-
ton, Dan1 LOughran, DAM Mccarthy, VIM. Hin,
1nO. Richardson, Jhp. DJIan, Frank Clgary, JnO.
BTennan, Howard Chrl>'Inan, Richard Muett,
Fred. smith, Martin Mccormick. Geo BLACK, Frank
RupYert, VIA. Clig5tt, EiVs. Richards, Michael
Buckley, VIM. Kitten, WIN. Sachs, JAS Cannon,
Raymond GiOetzner, Jos. B3yce, JOS. Altman and
Andre" Gieeaon. FiIth claSS-JLo. Rover, Michael
German. Jas. ONeale, Jos. sullivan, VIM. German,
Fred. Collins, Frank Nynne, Raymond Stafford,
Harry Taylor, CaSp3r HclOert, ChaS. Green, JOS.
keIne, hos. keDgla and Bernard Cannon. sixth
CE.SS-Hernan GiOCtZncr, Jos. DepOndi, ThOS.
clark, Jos. Bingslea, 1hoS- kelly, Perry johnson,
Frank Johnston Anton GilOetZner Eiw. Loughran,
>ainI e. Hill, harry S.ecaey, seymour HastiD,
EdW. Lycdain, Nilile ShuAey, Willie Anderson,
Jos. HanIy, Magruder Suit, ). q. Bernstein and
VIM. Mcleod.