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to the expression OF his views In his speeches
Judge Thurman viii leave Ior Washington on
Friday.
A WEDDING THAT WAS ParPoNED.-On the 18th
name OF george sieman and Mali Bernstein, both
Polish Israehtes and the latter q daughter Of
Rabbi Bernstein, OF Ados Israel con-
ihe marriage ceremony has not Jet taken place,
and there are some doubts whether the marriage
Is on VI on. Mr.. Sleman u nrty-two years old and
Quainted with Miss Bernstein, who Is twenty-five
years Of aye, about three months ago. When the
time appointed for the wedding arrived, although
the perspective sroo@s friend, n: Horn' t II
mad depositeo $500 with Ra6p. Bernstein As surety
OF the parties say that they win yet be married bur
Nj. Sienan was Today loath 70 speak OF Il, and
In answer 70 question exclaimed ''G1ve Us q
rest" ~ apparent That ne Is yet Undecided
A suit was nled to-day By A. T. Johnston against
the Republican National League 70 recover SSl7
foF e. a.s ,s,
comes TO this ctty next weeK, win o. The recipient
OF good many attentions from the democrats Of
Mabel Vaughn, daughter Of retired new York
merchant has caused = sensation In Montolair N.
Lapton. good-look,ng young knglishnan, and
Inward Gresy, East nth street. New YORK city,
yesterday aft.rnoSn. He Vas one Of the mcss
prominent dealers In Japanese goods IN the city.
The suicide AG the Holman House. New YorE, q
di y. q ossS aDSc . .s
seebohn, tue author Of ''L1ttle Lord F0ntieroy."
4 special nom Topeka, Kan. says: J. w. Rita
Vanslyks for g 400 lor snsnatiag his US wiis1
snectona Tas JUICY says u . a isssnps q
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2-The directors OF the East
Tennessee Railroad met to-day and received the
proposition from the directors Of The Richmond
and Danville Railroad to lease the East Tennessee
property for period OF twenty years on percent
aye OF earnings. Tie directors passed resolution
Unanimously agreeing 10 the proposition.
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BRoscH1r1s CunrD.

AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH, WAS
CURED BY SCOTS EMULSION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

William sharp Darlington. Philadelphia law.
ole yootor0Ay.
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CARpzrs, CAnprrsu CAsprrsu,

we are daily receiving our Fail supply Of BIoEIOw
LOWELL HARTFORD WILTON CARPFTa BODy
BhossELS MoQUETs. vRLvErs. TAPESTRIES
lnhELfLfs. INGRAIN6. and ART sQUAREa
RUGS. MATS. CURTAINS, and DRAPIN0s IN sr,e
variety. An inspection Of our stock il solicited.
se2o-3m HOOE BRO Il CO 132a n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

Vnron 10 rHI nRsANs HosYnAL-The annual
meeting OF the board Of visitors 70 the Government
Insane Hospital was held this afsernooa Ct the
hospital The board consists Of DR.. Wealine, Dr.
Toner, Asst ATTY. Gen Maury, New. DR.. sundcr.
Iand, ex-Surgeon-0enefal 0unnelL q. n, sur
seonII:enersl Moore 2. 9 A and surgeon- cen
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Republican Confidence.

RepubItC0n COnftde0c0.
CHAIRMAN QUAY AND Mr. DuDLEY THINK THEIR
PARTY CAN CAREY NEW YORK.
Chairman Quay and Mr.. Dudley were in the city
yesterday consulting with some OF the leading
members OF their party with relation to campaign
matters They brought encouraging reports TO
cheer the hearts OF those who stay ana tolln At
the Capitol Both expressed perfect satisfaction
with the way the campaign u going and conn
dence that they would carry New YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

CoLUNBUs Oct. Alt seems probable that Judge
Thurman WILL issue no letter OF acceptance, OWING
TO the expression OF his views In his speeches.
Judge Thurman will leave Ior Washington on
Friday.
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Nominated for Congress.

PnIsBUR0. Oct 2-The democratic cOnfereee OF
the twenty-nrsI district yesterday nominated Dr..
D. Donnelly, Of Latrobe, Pa, for Congress
Rev. w. A. Rankin. OF Oh City, was nominated
window Glass Factories Resume " Ofk
PITTsBURG Oct 2-Arter q shut down Of fifteen
weeks the window glass factories Of the West re-
sumed operations yesterday, giving employment
70 several thousand men. The outlook for the
trade u encouraging.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

The ADVERTISEMENTS for the construction OF the
dry-dock at the League Island hayward Pnila-
delpnia, have been recalled TO allow time for Q
reconsideration OF the site.
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The Democratic Campaign.
MR. MIRRIMAN BAcH FROM HBADQUARTIRS-HI
THINKS CLEVELAND WILL CARRY NEW YoRK, AND
Is SURE ELL WILL.
Representative Merriman, OF New YORK, who has
recently returned from the democratic head
quarters In New York, said 10 Q SrAR reporter To-
DAY: II think Cleveland u going TO carry the
state am very sure Hill will Il looks % II we
would have three-cornered night for mayor, and
as II Mr.. Hewitt wiz be the mayor unless we can
unite on some good man he will not run against
man Brice quietly surrender1ng the Management
OF the campaign 70 Senator 0Vrman and Mr. Bar.
mum. "Mr. bnce IL managing things well" he
said "He ts conducting the Campaign wisely. OF
course, MT. German and Mr.. Barnum are always
on hand 10 advise ana assist him"
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HoRsroRDv Acrn PnospH.r.
ABRAIN AND NERVE room.
and brsan-vorksrs esasruy.

Pans Soar.
PEAas So4.
Pans SoAs
Fam WMrr Hama
BRIaEr CLzAR CoMPLK1Iok
Sorr HEALrHyu Sm
The Great kngiish oomplsxiou ssap-
PEARS SOAP SOLD EvKRywRxnx.
lBewarS Of Imitsuons,
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A Mlsaue CHA colored man named Thomas
Who resades IN East Warrington and = 9 Work. y
swindells yesterday that h1s 1oofseeo:yeeS.old
daughter had been ml1n1nG uo0 home NJ eeooe
because Be had besn TOO 6oay a11 ee1ld nos spass
the TINA He ssatsd that yeAr g I've ESQ 80
diaappeare0 N u eame wN. 80 w. = 49,
nurse. H aa1d that - ropfo1neeo - ~ PAYS
caan that she IVES IN orphan ed - - ho1A. 80
Tor that voason - waS eDploVo4 - enlAko tat
sa:s y sss : - = - - : tss
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EARrrs GA1zn..g
IHE GRt ENBACKr
Wonderfu instance Of Microscouic pa fntsn~ hv
M ShAALrfANT, now ON exhibition
The latest Ensrsvings and ttchinS So'p S,.. All,
rorS. Al the kOGEAS GROUPs AaT'
-. JAMES & EARLE 4 aONa
se24 $40 CHESTNUT ST.. PHILADETPH7A
no NOT FORGET To ADD To youp npIWr
~ ns y,tef. tsmonsde or soda 10 drops OF ANSo.
81 ma ~ ~ khS 1t inpsrts q deli icus 6.vor sn6
prevents Malaria and all Summer Dses.ss - M ;,
get the genuine AnFosturA manufacturec onlv Nv NJ
]. O. b. sisgsrt Sons. SSAAs " % ~
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Capitol rOptcA

NARROW RscAPg OF sPEAkER CARLHLk
Speaker Carlisle returned 70 the city tins after
noon. He was delayed all night by the falling OF
an immense boulder across the railroad track In
front or his train. Fortunately tue train was
stopped IN lime TO prevent an accident
TO PURCHASE ABRAHAM LIHCoLN's PORTRAIT.
Senator voorhees,, from the library committee
to-day reported favOrably q bill for the purchase
OF the life-size oil painting Of Abraham Lincoln By
g. w. r. Travis. at price not TO exceed $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

TIE DBAr1 o. COLLECTOR RoBEnrA-Tne CON.
missioner OF Internal Revenue. having heen In
formrd OF the death Of Mr.. Joa Z Roberts, col
lector OF intern revenue tor the District OF May.
land. Including the District OF COiumbia has d.
rected M Henry T. Dorton, the senior deputy col
!ector TO perform the duties Of the collector until
the once u nlled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

DIETRICH C0NTRAcfs-The First Controller hAa
received Il OF the contracts made By the District
commissioner The work OF examining them
will occupy about TWO weeks
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The District In Congress.
THE PROPOSED AQUEDUcr INVESTIGATION.
The section In the deficiency blu relating TO the
Washington aQueduct to order an Investigation,
had not been reached In the senate when THs
STAR went TO press.
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Th,rd.Cla.s Pess-esfIce..

ThtH0sCI00o ROoteO661C0D,
TIE NEW LAW FukNIsHNo 1HEM WIZ PUEl ANN
LIGHr-NARYLAND AND VIRGINIA OFFICES A.
FEcTED.
Mr.. Albert q. Scott, the chief OF the salary ana
allowance division In the Post-Onace Department.
has finished the allotment Of funds for supplying
third-class post-onaces with fuel and light, and
also for rent OF buildings The money became
available on the LIST inst. HERETOFORE the post
masters were obliged to supply these nscessariss
from their salaries. The oAuse In the post-oface
appropriation Dill making this change READS ~ FOL.
lows: "For rent, light and fuel 70 poet-of1 e OF
the third class, el50,OUQ PROVIDED thst Ihere
shall not be allowed for The use OF any
post-ofnce for rent sum In excess OF $50 nor
more than $50 for ruel and ughts In any one yeSF.
The Postmaster-General may hereafter allow rent
light and fuel ct onices OF the third class
In the same manner - he 10 now authorized by
law to do In the case q ofnOes OF tn md and
second class In Maryland there are nfIen ofices
Affected BY this law, and the total amount sppor.
toned 10 that sta.e b q 66l. In vir.dnla there
are TWEEN y-oeven omcea, and the AMOUNT anpor.
toned u q, Q26 The ofnces Affected In Naryiand
aud Virginia are the following named:
Aaryland-BelA Ar, Cambridge, Oontrev1ue Chez.
tertown. Raston, Elkton, ELicott City, Emmitls.
burg, Frostburg. Hevre dc Grace, Lonaconing, Port
Deposit. salisbury, Toweon. and WeAtminslef.
Christiangourg. culpeper. Hsrmv1Ile, FORTRESS Mon
roe, FredericksourY, Front Royal Glen Alien, Cor.
louisville, Hampton, LeesourY, Lexington, Liberty,
Luray, 4ancheoter, Newport Nsw1 PvcahoataA.
Salem, SUFFOLK, UnivenHify OF virginta, Warren-
ton, Winchester, woodstock, and Wylhev1ua Tho
post-ofdce q AarrioonburG alsoa6y ocoap60 .
Government building.
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cAPr W. J. GARY has been appointed % pom,
ton In the city post-omce

AfToRNIY-QRNRRAI GARLAND reached The city
early this morning nom Hominy Hil, Ark. He
was considerably fatigued By the journey. but ex.
pects TO 20 TO the Department tomorrow morn
ing. ne o1d not 20 70 the Cabinet meeting to-day,
however. HIS general health u sAad TO Be mucn
improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

CAPT. RuoENr GRIFFIN. Engineer Corps form
erly assistant TO the Engineer Commissioner o.
the District, has been granted six months exten
sion OF leave
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TIE PERSIAN NDlsTKR SREs M BAYARp.-The
new Persian minister paid his respects to Secretary
Bayard to-day. He viii be presented 20 the Presa-
Dent ~ noon tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

RANCE or TIE 1HERh0nKTER-rhe following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: . q
N. SO; p N, SO; maximu.n, 81; minimum, S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

A LOCAL PArHxr.-A patent has bssn issuea 10
w. @. Henderson, administrator OF Adam Fux, d.
ceased, OF this city, for down GUILD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

Bids were opened by the Commissioners to-da
for constructing 81 linear leet, more or less
4 feet by feet sewers and entertainments on Ne,
Jersey avenue extended. The lowest bidder wa
]. McCandtsh, his bid being 81 O06. II, ana he wi
be awarded the contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02

TO N TAKEN 10 HIR HoNR.-NrA Sarah Jane
Owens widow OF the late Commodore owens. Of
the Navy, an account Of whose arrival In this city
and unfortunate mental alteration was published
In yesterdays STAR, will be taken to her home In
Chicago tomorrow. sac win be accompanied BY
Sanitary Off1cer Teeple
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The FUNERAL OF Col s. r. SUIT, whose death
was mentioned In yesterdays STAR, will take place
on THURSDAY, at 10 O'Clock r. IN Interment Al ST.
barnabas church, Prince George County, MO
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LOS sALk-AT M
~ tnooce Of IL lass y,
$50 fooG frongkng On
each. Lxi,orul eGrmo 4
one lof Or 70 any 90 ou1
part1cllzD appky - III
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C1osrNe-Our-SA1E Prices.

Yesterday we mentioned All. Linen Bed Linen; Suits
for Misses and Children Dress Goods Ribbons Lea
ther Goods; Gloves. That you appreciated the
duced prices this morning we know. We inform your
the stocks still large and the prices permanently
reduced.
FLOWERS AT REDUCED PRICES
Fine French Flowers, many Of them Silk. Our n
tlre stock In ve grand lots viz Csc, SOC. Soc 75c
and 81. Last week had q half hundred different
prices, and up to S1.9S bunch
FANS AT REDUCED PRICES.
The SOC. Jap Fans reduced to 25c., parchment lsce
sticks, You've seen them and maybe, bought them
elsewhere at o0c.
Csc Feather Fans reduced to Csc Only white
From DOC. to " on the prices Of Fine Fans-thou-
sands of them
PARAsoLs AT REDUCED PRICES.
Last weeks prices were from 81 90 to $11 25 apiece
Now the whole stock in six lots at 81 al 60 al o.
81 S, $3.50 and 30 each Well not to delay call as
the variety rapidly decreases.
sun UMBRELLAS AT REDUCED PRICES.
OIL Boiled SIX. Principally ebony sticks. but some
with Oxldized silver celluloid, hand painted China
cry tai and natural wood Umbrellas that were 81 q
s29S and $3.50. All now in two lots at 81. 10 and
81 As each.
JLwELKY AT REDUCED PRICES
You'll see the trays containing odd pieces of jewery
with Doc and 81 Topped OFF the prices of some
There's Sterling silver, Cut-see Rolled Gold Rhine
Stone. Moonstone and Oxidized Jewelry in Pins
WHITE GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
The girls have been hiding remnants instead of bring
ing them out. Nearly 200 short lengths OF pe En-
broideries; many Skirtinss. ALL AT BELOW COST
Tomorrow We'll quote for Saturday: Cotton Under
wear, Corsets Aprons, Shirtwaists, Shoes Infants,
Goods Jerseys Shawls, and Suits but you'd better
call morrow friday close half day on Satur-
day: Ask Tor the reduced goods in the departments
just quoted.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19

Calvin 5. Brice, who has been chosen 70 manage
tie campaign machinery for the democratic party
us summer. is already beginning TO suffer the
.enalties which men pay for having greatness
thrust upon them His supposed connection with
the New York Squeduct contracts has set the
tongues os the political gossips wagging II Gov
ernor Hi should be renominated in spite OF the
charges against him OF corrupt collision with the
aqaeuuct Contractors and the chief OF the demo-
cratic national executive committee rests under
the suspicion OF icing interested In that adeal "
the canvass Of the Empire state Will require more
water than the aqueduct viii ever convey TO make
II decent. The governor. however, processes to
have nothing IN his record which will not bear in
vestigation- and Mr.. Brice says that he never had
further connection with the aqueduct contracts
than TO serve as surety on a bond.
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LADIES SUMNER UNDERWEAR

AS sweeping reductions in prices for Hosiery for
the iollowine.
4sc. Jersey lifting Bal Vests small Sizes reduced to
25c.
duced to 35c.
Colored Swiss Ribbed silk vests all Sizes reduced
to 92c.
44e; Coored Swiss Ribbed Lsle Vests all sizes. re-
duced to 39c.
SO Colored Ribbed Spun Silk Vests all sizes, re-
duced to 81.
Jersey ting Gauge Vests Csc
Children's Underwear at reduced prices.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19

The bill establishing commission OF inquiry to
Investigate the London Times charges against
Mr.. Parnel IS certainly an extraordinary docu-
ment II confers upon the commission, whose
members, even, are not named, the highest Judi
cial powers, including the right to summon any
witnesses they choose and to commit summarily
Tor contempt; IL denies witness the privilege of
refusing 10 answer for fear of self-criminatiOn,
and offers an indirect bribe to infOrmers who give
aid TO the government. The scope OF examination
Is not limited 10 the alleged Parne letters or to
accusations affecting Parnell, or even TO charges
against members OF parliament, but puts on trial
accused members OF parliament "and Others" 1t
Is probably as ingeniously warped and one-sided a
measure as any ever put forth In a legislative as
seinoly. Mr.. Parnen prudently objected 10 being
compelled TO accept the bill before he knew who
were 10 be appointed judges under IL. The text
As now published leads one to wonder not so much
at his reluctance to accept as at the governments
eheekiness In framing such proposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19

The recommendation Of the board OF visitors
Annapolis. that change be made In the length
OF the course OF instruction OF naval cadets is a
move In the night direction The practice hitherto
followed OF carrying a young man through four
years OF academic study and then sending him TO
sea for two more before deciding whether he shall
be given place In the navy, Is unjust at once TO
the service and 10 the applicant 1t makes the
service needlessly costly, and takes out OF the
young mans life two OF the years which he might
Otherwise spend In getting start In some differ
ent calling In case he Is untitled for the Navy.
Little Is gained in knowledge OF the cadets
capaeity-so experienced officers assert-by these
two supplementary years OF exile. His general
qualieations as well as his special adaptation TO
certain lines Of work, are developed during his
academic course; and. at the end OF that his in
strdctors should have no difficulty In deciding
whether he ought to be kept In the employ OF the
Government or allowed 10 go elsewhere In search
Of a career.
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C1osrse Our News GooDs

few Illustrations that rive idea OF the reduced
prices for Travelling Satchels Neckwesr, Flannels
Shirts, &c, &c Remember this-THE ORIGINAL
lR!CEs WIRE LOWER THAN CHANGED BY THi
CREDIT HOUSES
81 French &C. 4 G." Bslbrisgan Shirts and Drawers
all Sizes reduced to 75c
Csc. Fancy Striped Bal. Shirts and Drawers, al
sizes. reduced to Soc. or pieces for 81.
s12o quality Genuine Isle Thread Shirts, all sizes
to 20 at 6oc
75c. Natural Wool Underwear, large sizes only re-
dueed to 39e.. or pieces for 81.
GAUGE and Balbriggan Shirts loIR and short sleeves
sizes "a to A, reduced to 25c.
ST. The window corner 18th and Pennsylvanis
avenue is filed with samples Of Pongee Knot and
Windsor Scarfs that Imported to sell at Soc and
soc each. YOUR CHOICE FOR 35C.. OR FOR IL
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19
TH 5H51 50 F, .'E .!s SA7Eg;np4r.

"A Special Sale Of Novelties in our Lace Department
branches is always receiving new things and is
SOME NEW HANDKERcH1EFs.
100 dozen hne northumberland Handkerchief
! from l5c to 81 apiece less than usual prices.
S. sIsS e. saSS u.s. ssa5, 81 81 and s4 81
linen with 1s vaienciennes lace borders those ss
white, black and coors. The embroidery on some Of
the more expensive ne as ever
lower than ever before quoted for S
50 DOZEN WHITE In N,G HAsNDKERcH1Ers AT
gns 1na foT from show as
diced, revere, and embroidered hemstitched borders,
sH xh 's
Blas are
plain and wide Rse come
no sra sc
ws or cur We ss rs often s t
50 DOZEN PURE LINEN HANDKERcH1EFs AT
In hes " and sheer linen we show the hemstitched
borders n with n ,H stitching fancy dice pat
and narrow hemstitched borders selling equally a.
CoLORED BORDER HANDKERCHIEFs.
Nothing Rar II new but the prices The new
.sSS.s Tss
ESQ. R HAsSkbHG E5
eENrLEMENSsf FIJI aAS SiS
Linen Handk erchiefs for for 25c. Same size,
styles Of SS5ssrs and Of linen 80
in fact Of last weeks Sc ads sss an. ars
and Tse with
for 25c they are the best values offered by the
FRENCH LINEN HANDKERCHIEF. at II, 25, 3a
IS and 5Oc Orr best purchase for yesrs and yOnr
n JAPANESE lHs SIN GANDKERcHIErs FOR MEN.
Only lately from the Orient. You invited to in.
will Ss. direct
the h0q:s ;tR:s1'hf
to mo ana tPsss
IxcEs g5Esws' k z aSssS
The importers agents are abrosd making selections
to s'T s II
pies are secured by the retailer We have pieces
yard siT pieces Black spanish Gupurs Lace FiounC.
so Hss II
nets. In SILK and Cotton Point de Esprit Nets we
:'sS5 Issssss ?:!;ss
''0s. q xs lsssi sof ss 81 fAcrg
s FRENCH fpd ak1 sIaT Hs IAcrs
also ossd ., asdaosS
NEW RuFrLINas
al, os;s sx s cSss :: sd Ssl % SSossa pre
s sISS ssf Rsin'ss: yS 51 y; g Zoe.
Tourist % yard. in 2 6o1A 24c; TO 0Sc.,
% but ns
pur. 1nia s SsSs S SSi.s. "a AsD cU'ss
Pnfs 3 S Linen n Gaf,s pair 5 s9s 25c
standing Collar. With turnover points, hand en-
The .Hsymarket." the latest Collar from London.
extra high. tiny turnover point zoe. in New York
Novelty Collars ali the fashionable styles. le IL.
chiidrsn' Byron M EHllsr. Hf Z asr sse.
as 80 $50 The vsS s = 2se s san ND
| CHEMIsErrRa
an. TIE latest n9ysty x extra re waist
.so.l As
s.gsn q Va 4 and e.Ass 1.s:.
square and 'u'DiE1sHsc EN-; Ss1kcxwrAR
Two phenomenal bargains sxu our ol Black ann
sDss1 o.4 e t:Y ssss .s yS I.s
gricss up 70 S169S piece for Ans Aand-R Run L1ss
r Al Ai5
| Royal.
WIS = Idas ss}ssA s ss1 g g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19
CLOSING Our DREss GooDs

The less desirable patterns Of CHALLIES at 12hc.
The balance of stock. including the twenty two new
patterns of Chaes received last week for 15c ayar1
Wanamaker's CRAZY Cloth" that he advertised last
week at 12Sc., now Offer ct 10 10. yard
Koechlins French Sateens in istest figured effects
for 15c. yard Judge other STOCK by these prices.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19
BARGAISs IN SEWING MAcH1srs

FOR FEW DAYS ONLY
SHOVE, drop leaf and drawers s5
2w-S W. w. s. drop Leaf and drawers. %.
3SINGER. sIO
INVITE. sl2.
1siNGER, tOscilate. latest,. sls
POST COMBINATION. $40
REMINGTON. high arm. sl3
These machines all in perfect order with late,,
attachments. and are warranted for three years.
CAL early and secure a real bargain at
6. OPPENHEIMER & BROS
STA 9th st. NV.
Good machines Tor rent. AL kinds repair. Agents
for New Home Sewing Machine r14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-19

Ho1LAxprn BRos
Friday Bargain Days have become immensely popu-
lar Friday Is considered dull day In businesx With
Us the busiest day of the week Most readers Of
ne Evening Star. after CHANGING the news of the
osy VIII HOOK Tor something still more ntereatiu4
something which affects the Pocket namely The aver
interesting barysn LAST Of HolIander Bros we seek
your custom We expect to make next Friday Juiy
day; ~ ~AA o1~ Aox snss
ZINE Lawn Summer Scarfs, for 25c
fercale Four in hand Scarfs 3 for 25c.
New lot English Braces, l5c.
Summer Merino Undershirts. l6c.
t I,,s faney HAL H.se. extra quality. $50
Our Toe. Flannel Overshirts, 42c
our % Open Back and Front Dnesa Qbirfs 4sr
Linen Busters all sizes, soc
BOYS Seersucker Norfolk Coats. Csc
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suit Department. We have bought three HUNDRED
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Please remainder the number. 1917 Penn. ava nv.
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