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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

The discussion In the press OF the need OF some
such system OF signals for the Use OF vessels In
fog as that devised oy Captain Barker and noted
In these columns some days ago, has brought to
the front the scheme OF a Mr. Hughes, OF Brooklyn,
VINO has made code for whistles and horns, in
which. as IN Bankers, each OF the thirtytwo points
OF the compass Is indicated by a combination OF
long and short blasts Ike the dashes and dots OF
telesraphic alphabet. The peculiar feature OF the
Hughes code, however, as distinguished from
others Is It's simplicity, the FIRST blasts indicating
the quarter. and the others the especial point
A mariner who knows how TO box the compass
the first lesson the landsnan learns after setting
foot aboard-ls enabled by the planness OF this
method. 20 read a signal by ear the moment after
the code has been explained 10 him IL requires
10 elaborate memor1Zin2, and the huinbest sailor
arioat II ne has his hearing unimpaired Will be as
useful for lookout In fog as the commodore OF a
fleet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

The project OF a national geological park on
Rock Creek for the establishment OF which a bin
has been introduced In the senate, conmends it
self as a matter OF national concern TO all the
people Of the republic, and Is favorably discussed
by newspapers In widely separated sections OF
the country. Forest and Stream says: "There
Is not the slightest doubt that II a national
geological garden or park were to be estab-
hshed at Washington It would receive generous
donations from all parts OF the country, and
would before long. almost without any cost be-
sides that Of the transportation and care OF the
animals contain q large and thoroughly typical
collection OF North American mammals, birds and
reptiles. The surplus animals which would be
constantly coming in could De exchanged
with foreign gardens for such exotic
species as might be thought desirable The
importance OF preserving living North Amer
lean mammals can hardly be overestimated The
buffalo Is practically extinct and the range OF the
elk has become so contracted In the last few years
that 10 Is apparent that the same fate awaits the
noble species There are others that Will survive
longer. but the people at large know nothing, and
never can know, about them unless they shall be
brought close TO their homes. All these animals
should be secured before it is too late and placed
on exhibition where they can be studied by the
naturalist and be seen and admired by the people.
The United states is perhaps the only great
ton on earth that has not a well-equpped Zoolog-
1cal collection, and we, who in so many re-
spects lead other nations, should not be
behindhand In our efforts TO enlighten
and instruct our own people about the
animals that are native to the SOIL.
The Boston Daily Globe also warmly endorses the
plan OF national 800 declaring that "the wild
animals indigenous TO the United States are rap
idly becoming extinct, and unless some means are
taken 70 preserve specimens Of them the coming
American viii be as ignorant OF the animals which
once roamed over his native country as we OF to-
day are OF the mammoth and mastOdOn-" The
Minneapolis Journal in a like vein. complains that
while ali the great nations OF Europe have their
zoos, the United states have made no move in
that direction, and 1t anticipates that the project
Will meet the approval OF Congress These speci-
men comments Indicate that thoughtful Ameri-
cans everywhere Irrespective Of their locality will
appreciate the national character Of the proposed
undertaking and the public benefits TO be derived
from IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

The Scott who nils modest seat in Congress IS
q smaller man in stature but bigger man in poll
Tics than the scott who headed the ticket of the
wing party In 49, The hero OF two wars was de-
feated In his one civil struggle by hasty plate OF
soup; but disaster has not yet oyertaken the hero
OF Allentown and ST Louis. The man who can
pledge the pennsylvania democracy to the support
Of the most extreme tar1n reform doctrine. carry
through the national convention OF his party
every item OF the program laid down by the Ad.
ministrstion al Washington, and induce ex-sena.
tor Thurman 70 accept nomination which he had
never before been induced even 10 consider, is a
good deal Of general, even II he does not weal
gilt epaulettes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

Judge Billings, IN louisiana, takes view Of the
decoy letter question which, whatever else may
be said OF IL, at least appeals more surely to CON-
mon sense than that OF Judge Speer, In Georgia
the other day. He defines decoy letter as
sealed package addressed by one person to another
and placed IN the mail; and hence he holds that
II deserves the same protection as other sealed
packages. This seems only just and reasonable
THEFT Is quite as much a theft, in substance and
intent when the money stolen Is marked for
future Identification, as when II is unmarked II
Is the purpose Of the thief which II is the laws
business 70 inquire into-not the purpose OF the
person addressing the letter or the person TO whom
10 Is addressed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

After 4 strike which has cost one hundred thous-
and dollars In hard money. the Chicago brewery
employees have gone back 10 work, and their
"oosses7 continue 10 be at liberty 10 hire union
men or not as they choose. This sort OF warfare
one would think, must grow tiresome after awhile;
but II 10 kept up with marvellous persistency In
all parts OF the country, thoxh always, apparent.
y, with the same discouraging results.
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The star Ont OF Town.

Persons leaving the city for any length Of time
can have TIE STAR mailed regularly to any address
and for any period they may desire.
81 Al orders for the paper by mail must be
accompanied by the DsOney,-at the rate OF fifteen
cents a week. or fifty cents per month, unless
sent TO foreign country, when the price, inelud-
Ing postage, is so cents per month.
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WHITE GooDs FoR MosDAr.

WHITE GooDs FoR MoNpAY.
We shall continue the 12kc. Offering with
number Of additional patterns and qualities.
Plain White Goods. Checks Lawn Plads and
Stripes, Plaid India Linons. Included in this
lot is 40-inch extra-Quality Plain India Linon
Some Of these fabrics are usually sold At 15,
Is. 20, and 25c.
ONLY 12Kc. PER YARD
For covering pictures and chandeliers we offer
White and Colored Tarletans
ONLY l2x AND l5o PER YARD,
Or 81 and 81. IS per piece Of 16A yards.
Extra good values in
NAINSOOKS,
MULLS.
MASALIAS,
PIQUEs, &C
Second hoor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and + sts n ".
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SUMNER SILKS FoR MosDAY.
ART FAscY WoRk.

ART Fancy WoRK.
Complete stock, embracing nearly every
requisite for art fancy work. To-day we call
attention to an exquisite assortment Of
FANCY SILK FABRICS
In the Newest Art Shaded
PONGEE SILKS. SOC.
PLAIN CHINA SILKS. $50
FIGURED CHINA SILKS, 81 o.
PLAIN AND FANCY SATINS &C.
Fourth hoor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. 18th and sta NV
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GREATLY REDUCED p rcEs


80 Successor to Perry u Brother)
IOO PIECES FANCY FRENCH SATEENS, (BEST
MAKES. REDUCED FROM DOC. TO 25c
90 PIECES IMPORTED. ALL-WOOL CHALLIS AT
o0C FORMER PRICE 600.
EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES IN BLOCK PRINTED
FRENCH SATEEN ROBES, REDUCED FROM
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON EMBRoIDER-
Ed BATISTE AND GINGHAM ROBES.
CLOSING PRICES" ON ALL FANCY PARASOLS.
NOVELTIES IN PARIS COMBINATION SUITS AT
MARKED DOWN PRICES"
40 INCHES WIDE, FRENCH, ALL-wOOL FOULE
BEGES. IN CHOICE MIXTURES. REDUCED
FROM 75C. To SOC
90 INCHES WIDE. FRENCH. ALL-wOOL CHEW
. Ions AT 81. FORMER PRICE SL25.
AZ INCHES WIDE, IMPoRTEp, ALL-WoOL
S SK6W = T GH 19c AND PLAIDs, REDUCED
EXTRA FINE" PRINTED INDIA SILKS AT 75c,
REDUCED FROM 81 AND S1.SJ.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LOUISINES AND SUM-
MER SILKS AT SOC. AND 15C.
LARGE PLA1D' SURAH SILKS, REDUCED FROM
81 % TO 81 PER YARD.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES"IN BLACK AND COLORED
suRAhs AND INDIA SILKS AT 75c, 81. S1.2o
CHOICE DESIGNS" IN MARoUIsE AND CHAN
TILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS AT LOWEST
NEW BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND
HERSANIES RANGING FROM 75C. To So PER
IMMENSE STOCK" OF WHITE GOODS AND
WASH FABRICS. RANGING FROM 121sC TO 81
PER YARD
es-PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY
Perry Building.
~ Penn. ave-, Corner 9Th st.
Established 1910. IL
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ITEMS l. LINEN Goops

ITEMS II LINEN GooDs.
On MONDAY shall offer e-inch Cream Ger
man Linen Table Damssks in handsome pat
terms, extra quality.
ONLY soc. PER YARD.
For the fruit season-White and Turkey Red
Linen Doylies
ONLY SOC. TER DOZEN.
For Lap Robes-66-inch Brown Twilled.Linen
Duckng.
ONLY 75c PERyYARD
so dozen All-Linen Hemstitched. Pillow
Cases, unquestionably the best values possibly
obtainsbe at the prices.
22K by 80 in, Inequality. 'S2 per pair.
224 by 36iin., extra hne quality, S2.5O per
pair.
SPECIAL - 10-4 Bleached German Linen
Sheeting; superior bleach smooth. soft I'm
ished,
ONLY 81 PER YARD.
(Second foor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor 18th and F sits. NV.
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CLEARING Our SALE.

CLEARING Our SAL.
We have large stock Of goods ana must sonvset
| them into CASH before We taks our annual rNvHN-
TORY at the end Of this month. Tor ttis reason W
have PUT THE KNIFE INTO PRfcKa and Il you ~
minced Of CARPETS MATTINes. FURNITURE. or
UPHOLSTERY GOODS. you viii NEGLECT TOUR
OWN INTEREST If you FAIL 10 ATTEND THIS
SALE tell your neighbor of IT. It win pay you 10
buy for FUTURE USE Here are few Of the many
bargains:
25c MATTINos. plain and fancy. CUT TO loo. I'd
Best JoINTLEss FANCY MATING ct 35o. I'D.
EXTRA SUPER INGRAM CARPETS. CSC. YD
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS from SO to soc.
YD.
BEST CRANE BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
s1.15 I'd.
Other grades of Body Brussels Carpets from s5c to
81
BEST MOQUETTE CARPETS. at sl2a
BEST WILTON CARPETS, at q so.
Best All Wool Art Squares Ut 75c pr. I'd
SOLID ANTIQUE OAK CHAMBER SUIT, FRENCH
PLATE BEvELED MIRROR, OVAL SHAPE for
$50. Imitation Mahogany Suit BEvEL MIRROR.
pcs. for $3.50. Antique Suit. BEvEL MIRROR.
8 pcs. for $3.50. WALNUT SUIT, MARBLE TOP.
BEvELED MIRROR, 10 pea. complete. for s4L5o
Walnut SIDE BOARD. MARBLE TOT. 1850.
In UPHOLSTERY GOODS. and LACE CURTAINS
you will have to look through the stock to appreciate
the BARGAINS. Baby carriages ct cost big stock
of the LEONARD HARDWOOD cLRANABLE RE.
FRIGERATORs. the BEST and CHEAPEST in the
MARKET. REMEMBER. THIS SALE Is FOR CASH.
and YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS IT. Come early
before the stock Ii picked over.
W. n. HOEKE,
je4 16. 23-3t SOl Market Space
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IrORHEsT DODGE, COAL MERCHANT,
u Wholesale and Retail
Anthracite Coal of all kinds con stAntly on hand
0kOkGE's CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL.
Saved and split Wood 10 Order
lard and Ofee, Jo0s Water St; Branch Office 1914
Ipl;cs 81 '01'0-a's f0't-otaess West Washington
IslsPhene-YArd loss q. Branch Once s2a-2.
RyIo-lR
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''Sronr News Fon MosDAr.
THIS COLUMN Is CHANGED DAILY
WOODWARD & LorHRoP.

10000 YAnps "Ourrsa. FIAs
NELS
We will open Monday morning.
TEN CASES OF OUTING" FLANNELS
GREATEST VARIETY OF STYLES YET SHOWN,
ONLY 15c PER YARD.
This IL . cotton fabric finished like wool. and
Is warranted fast colors and unahrinkable Ii
shown in 8 variety Of attractive English stripes
IN light delicate effects. and IL particularly suit
SEASIDE DRESSES
YACHTING SUITS.
LAWN TENNIS COSTUMES.
Also for Ladies' Wrappers. Children's Dresses
and Boys Shirt waists. The desirability and
Responsiveness Of this fabric should cause for
1t An animated demand
We also offer: 10 handsome patterns of ~.
inch Shifting and Tennis Flannel-half cotton
and wool-in light checked and striped effects.
Equally a. desirable for mems and boys shirts
as for ladies' Tennis, Archery, Seaside, and
Mountain Suits. Warranted fast colors and
non-shrinkable. Heretofore sold at 37hc.
ONLY CSC. PER YARD.
27.inch half-wool Llama Cloths-a very choice
wash fannel-in about 40 different patterns in
unusual attractiveness. Light, medium. and
dark effects, in wide and narrow stripes, small
and large checks. &c.
REDUCED FROM SOC. TO 37kc. PER YARD.
27-inch Chudda Tennis Flannels, in the pleas
ing chudda-weave stripes, in light summer
effects. Fast colors
ONLY SOC. PERlYARD.
Mems Shifting Flsnnels in an almost endless
variety, and We do not believe such superb
sortment is to be found elsewhere in the city.
Prices SOC. 65c.. 75c. and 81 Per yard.
q We make Q speciality Of Mems Flannel
Shirts to order.
(Second foor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. / 18th and SITS NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

LACE VALUES ExrRAoRD1sAnr
Recent large purchases at the New York
ton sales at extremely low prices enable US to
offer values unprecedented. Advantageous
purchases can be made on Monday.
1000 yards White Oriental Lsces, attractive
patterns, to z inches wide.
The usual 15c. Equality for'12Hc.
The usual zoe. quality for 15c.
The usual 25c quality for zoe
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCINGS.
These handsome laces meeting with An in
creased popularity and will be worn Of evenings
during the entire summer and early autumn.
While we have q superb variety of patterns and
qualities at very wide range Of prices, We to-day
call'particular attention to
81 Flouncings at $1.SO.
42 % Flouncings at 81.
White IOriental Lace Flouncings in an un-
usuallytattractive variety Of choice patterns.
ONLY SOC. PER YARD.
Other qualities at As, As, So. 75c.. and 81
per yard.
SPECIAL-On Monday we shall offer SO doz.
Windsor Ties. in great variety Of attractive
plaids. dots, figures, &C.. in rich colorings, suit
able for ladies' and boys. In the lot is about 10
doz. Boys Scotch Plaid Basket Silk Ties, which
we have heretofore sold at 4Oc each.
CHOICE OF THE LOT CSC. EACH
First floor, to the right)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and F sts NV.
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A Few WonDs To LADIES

O7-INCH SWISS FLoUNCINa, ESQ.,; 4o-INCH
= Swiss Flouncing, 4Sc.; 4O-inch nne Oriental
FIouncng, 35c 4Oinch Val Flouncing, Soc, all good
bargains. DOUBLE COMBINATION,
ie9-3t 124l and 1913 IL tn st. sc
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n 7. wALKKR SONS. 2o4 10TH 81, M.w.
d building fspsrs. CbaseoaL Postlae1 oen:sns
Chim1W Elsa wssis sDa Issss sanA ~. TsE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09
Man Oapras Pnoxprrr FILLED.

The special prices for prsa Goods quoted IN this
fveninG's Bargain List are for Monday. June IL
ONLY. but in Justice to our out-oftown patrons
wEDNI0DAY
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER, DISTRICT
OOf COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON. June 3. 1889
sealed Proposals. will be received 81 this oaos UNI
TMLLvE O'CLOCK NJ. Of SATURDAY JUNE SIX.
the paved aeywsysln the District Of Columbia blank
forms of proposals. and specincatons be obtained
this Office upon application therefor together with
all neceessy information. and bids upon tnese forms
viii alone be consdered. The right II reoerved 20 r
3ect any and ali bids parts Of bds. ~. -. hEbb
3. X WHEATLEY. CHAR W. RAYMOND. Major OF
Engineers, Commissioner. d. G. je3-6t
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MANIFESTATIONS.

@.d. ..p sosi. nas.s sof . Icy Sa. mem
SIS country. and rs.c1s II 'bfuRShzS go
w e'r sltastiOn as narss 70 shidr n Or invalid
hdr, sin w. ' ssss o sss city. Good city i
w Tor Cooks Chambennaids, Waitress Lundress
Suiisn sAMI 4. oooMBs' sse , 81 nv. IL
WANTED-AT DICKS AGENcY.wo COOKS.
w slo TO $40; chAmeermsids, waitresses ngrscs
men. and hotel help for eiS 7fh jc6t-
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
s,,,. nr's,elsss servants free e employs at the
Laundry a. cheap rates. collars and cuffs. &c esch'
w Woman situ..ion a. sssmbs1Ssia or suTse IN
private family good references. Call at s25 10Th st
WANTED-BY AREsPFcTABIE ooIoRED MAN
references given Call s at IIss Us, 81 n.~ IL
WANTEp-A IEEINEp LADY OF POUR YEARs'
Ss MISS 70
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN. NATIVE OF GER
vmany. four years student Of the classics ct Der
Desns des E,s ?, Is Tutor q
SsV fa% Has RS.buSs Ms Sa fraf nSs eooa
MIN c,msrdss and 9.sers Address ~ NJ An
NV AMELIA As OOM-
w panion by trustworthy. highly recommended
lady, who speaks huently three languages Address
X. T.. Star once. 1eS.Qlls
HVANTED-BY TWO YOUNG SWEDISH GIRLS
w situations chambermaids: willing To leave the
city. Apply at l34 Sd ST ny )es-2ts
| WANTED.A SITUATION BY FRENCH LADY
5eS-3ts
XVANTED-BY A YALE 's5 GRADUATE. IN
w structor in boys preparatory boarding school
| an engagement private tutor for the summer
vacation. Address ASSISTANT. Box 7Qs, Kingston.
NY. je7-3ts
| XVANTED-A SITUATION AS CORRESPONDENT
w clerk. by young stenographer willing 20 do other
work; low wages. best references. Address Boz 81.
Star Office. lel-6ts
| NVANTED-A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE SIT
w ustion servant attendant 70 invalid aged
gentleman: no objection to travel Address A. TREG-
| ONNEII. 1895 9th st NV je6-0ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

nRIENTAL LACES FROM 3 TO 3 INCHES DEEP
~ DC. per yard. Immense bargain in India Linon at
Sc. per yard BLUMS
je9-2ts 145 and 141 Sth st Sc
lyme FIGURED NULL SATIN STRIPE AND
Il Plaid Remnants. 10 &c: new French Sa:een Rem
nants select styles 15c: Merrimac Sateen Remnants
inquired and plain, IKE DOUBLE COMBINATION,
llth ST. Sc je9-3t
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L. STARGARDTER,
90 IT III l.

HOLLAND WINDOW-SHADES. PATENT SPRING
Rollers 21c.; Transparent Dado Shades, with pat
ent Rollers, ACC. DOUBLE COMBINATION,
te9-3t 124l and l243 18th ST. ae.
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PH1LApErpHr. STORE.

fHILADErPHrA STORE.
BARGAINS IN SUMNER GOODS
Just received another lot Of those fine Challes at
12kc
French styles of satines; good quality 12Hc. 12H
and 1oc. Crlnkle for : and Toe.
Cashmere Scarfs in black cream and colors. with and
without fringe
hull line OF Black Jerseys, all prices.
h,.i bandanas In demand We have them, from 10c.
to 81
PARASOLS PARASOLS
fun line OF Parasols and Sun Umbrellas Special
2S-inch silk Umbrella Paragon frame, good quality
only $l.15. worth $3.50.
Gloria Cloth sun Umbrella, in "a. 49, % inch with
pain and fancy handles.
satin ParasOs, in plain. checks and paids all coors
TABLE LINEN, TOWELS AND NAPKINS
A full line of Table Linen in bleached, cream and
Turkey red damask. all widths and prices
Napkins Of all kinds TO match.
A fun line of Towels from Toe. TO sc
Anybody in want of these goods will do well TO look
over our stock before purchasing.
Full line OF Embroide-ies in Cambria and Nainsook
Full line of FlOuncing in black and cream.
SUMNER UNDERWEAR SUMNER UNDERWEAR
Ladies' Gauze Vests, 25, 35 and SOC.
Ribbed ' 2J 33. 80, as and 9Oc.
Gauze Drawers at soc.
Gentlemen's Gauze Shirts, %. 81 i and soc
Balbriggan shirts, % 30 and 75c.
75c ~ Anu
Gentemen's Bleached Jean Drawers Soc
Full stock of Mating from 121 to 45c
Full stock Of Oil Cloths in A. D. 4, "a andS
Afew more Carpets at the low price advertised
CARHART LEIDY,
4 md z
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SUIT DEPARTMENT BARGAINS.
PALAIs ROYAL. Second Floor)
80 White Suits for "a. The fit and the style of $40
Suits Less embroidery the only difference
@22 White Suits for S19. Basque of solid embroid
cry, trimmed with Meire ribbons. Sample on figure
IN window Of No 1117 Pennsylvania avenue
@l6S Wrappers for @1.35. Mother Hubbard front
Princess back. American Percale. The equal of the
French for designs and colors.
Childrens so French Sateen Suits for CSC.
S3.oS Sateen Suits for $3.50. Embroidered yokes
and embroidered puff sleeves
$3.50 GinRhsm Suits for $19S. Embroidered
gsmps
S1.5O Bingham Suits for s1.35. Trimmed with EN-.
broidery.
10 per cent discount of marked prices of Cbildrens
Travelling Suits and listers These are made of light
Atwood English Cloths, Tweeds, &C. While they will
not show dust they very stylishtypcaly English
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09

CURTAIN DEPARTMENT BARGAINS
CALAIS ROYAL; second foor)
$3.9S Nottingham Lace Curtains for S315 pair
Never before such Beautiful designs for S39S
1Oc Curtain Scrim for &c. yard We include the fine
new patterns opened yesterday.
29c. Cream and Lemon Madras for 2jc yard
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HEApQuAnrrns Foa Trxxr.

All the LEADING RAcoUETs and TKNNu ooopa
spsldine's, 'slocum" wandsrmsrs and fun NJ e
Ihe beekmxn- Franklin. esarA Taft NshanA wsns
worth. &c kverytiinH N Tie Tennis iins 6
ws.ni~ses pspos q A q svaadtPs. "a. -
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I AIDES OPERATOR SLIPPERS, 49c.: LADIES,
- OXFORD lies 59c; Children's Oxford Tie, 44c.
Genuine French Kid Hand-sewed Button Shoes opera.
TOE and common sense, $3.50. DOUBLE COMBlNA-
TON, 124 and 1243 18th ST. Sc jesy-3t
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DIG OFFER! CHILDs RIBBED HOSE, WHITE
- feet. &c. per pair Ladies' and Misses Pure six
Mitts. lJc. per pair. BUNS
ie9L2t' 745and 74z 9Th AZ IN
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ZINE BLACK JERSEY MITTs, 25c.: EMBROID-
IL cred Chemsette. slightly soiled Sc; LADIES' Fine
Balbrixgan Vest. French neck. 25c. DOUBLE COM
B1NAIION, 124l and l243 11th st, Sc je9-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

yNANTED-To BoRRow-s4ooO AT FIVE PER
w cent long time, on property near Dupont Circle
in northwest portion of the city, which sold recently
for $4,000 cash; house rents for &45 . month. Ad-
dress BORROWER, Star Office. teg-6t
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE SIT
w ustion ant attendant 70 invalid aged
gentleman: no objection TO travel. Address A. TREG-
ONWEI.I. 1895 9Th ST NV je6-0t'
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-06-23

Our girls will now have another ox
cuse to set up late with their best
young man on Sunday night, July
22nd, as there will be total eclipse
of the moon on that night, which will
occur at midnight or a leetle " there
after.
Mr.. August Peterson, from the
mountains of Berkeley county, w.
Va, created no little excitement as he
drove up in front Of Goddard's store
on Thursday with a novel team in the
shape of dapple gray OK hitched in
shafts, drawing a wagon OH which
was barrel of tar, that Mr.. Peterson
was selling to the farmers of thecoun-
try in any quantity desired. The
novelty Of an OK working in shafts
and the way it was harnessed is what
attracted attention. The harness con
sisted of wooden neck yoke with
chains attached which performed the
double duty of shaft holderand traces,
and broad breech band for holding
back purposes completed the harness.
- WiiiidDaspOrt Ledoley.