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NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Surgeon
L. B. Baldwin ordered to the Michigan, re-
lieving Passed Assistan. Surgeon J. M. Edgar,
detached and ordered to the Naval hospital at
the Mare Island yard. Medical Inspector Geo.
W. Woods, detached from duty at the Mare
Island yard and ordered to the Charleston
Surgeon Ezra z. Derr, detached from the Nip
sic and ordered to return home and report his
arrival. Surgeon Dwight Dickinson, detached
from the Naval hospital at Mare Island and or
dered to duty at the same yard as a member of
the naval medical examining board Passed
Assistant Surgeon +. j. B. Cordeiro, detached
from the Mare Island naval hospital and or
dered to the Nipsic, per steamer Of the 31st in
slant from San Francisco.
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ARRESTED IN CHIcAGo.-The commissioner Of
pensions has been advised that Isabella Hart
and George Billings of Chicago, ILL.,, have been
arrested and taken before a United States COM
missioner at Chicago, charged with a violation
of sections 5392 and $685. Revised Statutes.
United States. In default Of bail they were
sent to iail
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Two Pennsylvania Post OfIices.

Postmaster General Wanamaker today gave
a hearing to the candidates for appointment to
the position of postmaster at Pottstown, Pa.
MIR. Wanamaker lives in that district and he
therefore takes personal interest in the settle
ment of the contest over the appointment.
Representative Yardley has already recon-
mended a man for the place, but upon the sug-
gestion Of Mr.. Wanamaker, who wanted the
other candidates to be given q hearing, they
were invited to come here and talk the matter
over with Mr.. Wanamaker. Representative
Yardley was present during the conference
Tomorrow . similar conference will be held
with the candidates for the Norristowh post
once, which il in the same district
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Hydrophobia From a Cats I,ite.

MILTON, WIS, Jan. 14.-Prof. Charles A.
Clark, principal of the Albion academy, died
Sunday night of what is believed to have been
hydrophobia. He was bitten by a cat last March.
but no serious results were feared at the time.
Recently, however, unmistakable signs of
hydrophobia appeared aud his death was a
very painful one. Mr.. Claci WAS in his thirty
fifth wear,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14

RECOVERING FROM THE GRrp.-Secretary
Tracy is slowly, recovering from his attack of
the grip. This morning he was not quite we'll
enough to go to the department, 80 his mail
WAS sent to his house for signature. He felt
we'll enough, however, to attend the cabinet
meeting at noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14

Duty ON LIGHrNINa BUGs.-Assistant Secre-
tary Tichenor in reply to. an inquiry as to
whether any duty would be imposed on light
ming bugs to be brought from Cuba with the
expectation of business being done with them,
without deciding the question, states that the
duty Of 20 per cent ad valorem on, live animals
as prescribed by the tariff law has at various
times been applied to bees. birds, DC.
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STANLEY COMING.
He Arrives at Cairo Today and Receives
Hearty Welcome.

CAIRO, Jan. A.-Henry NJ. Stanley and his
party have arrived here. They were met by
Gen. Greenfell and Sir Evelyn Barring, the
official representatives of Great Britain, and re-
ceived hearty welcome
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Heir to Millions.

CARTHAGE, LIZ, JAN 4-Cicero Roll, rels-
tive Of Charles Roll Of Newark, NJ, who rec
emily found an old Indian title to large tract
of land in the Mohawk Valley, is a laboring
man in this village. He has received advice
that he is joint heir and that the property to
be contested is worth about S6, 000, ,0OO He will
20 east to look into the matter.
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Real Estate Matters.

A. o. Wright has bought for a, 800 of John
Humphrey parts lot 6, square 554, fronting ON
N street between 1st and Sd northwest.
w. W. Carr has bought for $4,000 OF d. 4.
Hassan. trustee, lot 8, square I64, fronting 2l
feet on Connecticut avenue between and L
streets northwest
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. An Old Captain Gone.

DAVENPORT, Iowa. Jan. H--Capt. Samuel
Mitchell, one Of the pioneer steamboat cap
tains of the upper Mississippi. died at his home
in this city Sunday night in his eightieth year.
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Boston Fiehts Che Wirrs.

to the board Of aldermen . communication
recommending the employment of a superin-
tendent TO have control, subject TO the orders
Of the mayor and aldermen, Of electric wires
and appliances throughout the city. The
board appointed special committee to con-
slider the matter.
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Mail Thieves Arrested.

BnAcKErr, TEX. Jan. A-Postmaster @. A.
Gildea Of this place and Nail Carrier h. C.
Hunt have been arrested by . deputy marshal,
charged with robbing the mails They took
ss00 from the pouch between here end spofford
Junction.
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High school Burned.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Jan. A-The high
school building burned last night Loss SO, 600;
insured for Sll. 600
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ONE PARDON GRANTED AND ONE REFUSED
The President has pardoned VIM. White alias
Sipple, convicted Of violating postal laws and
sentenced March 1889, to eighteen months
imprisonment and $500 fine. He has denied
the application for pardon in the case of John
Carrick alias Cantrill, convicted OF mail
prisonment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14

DEATH SENTENCE CoMMUTED.-The Presi-
dent has commuted to imprisonment for fifteen
years at hard labor the death sentence Of Madi-
son James, convicted in Arkansas Of murder
and sentenced to be hanged next Thursday.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth St. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
5 H. KAUFFMANN, Prest

THr fvrSISe STAR II served to subscribers IN the
city by carriers their account 10 per
week. or 44e per month. Copies at the counter.
cent. each BY nlail-PostaTe prePaid-5O cents
month. one year. So; SIX months. 81
Entered at the Post Once at Washington. D. C.,
DsCOnd-class mail matter.
TsE WEEKLY STAR-publisbed Frday-S1 .
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81 All mail subscriptions must bo paid in advance:
ropaper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on application
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS today were
Senators Paddock, Allen, Hoar, Davis and
Casey, and Representatives Frank, Kinsey,
Grosvenor, Owen, Moore, Cheadle, Peters and
Belknap,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14

The PRESIDENT Has COMMISSIONED James E.
Bell as inspector Of rifle practice, second regi-
ment of infantry, District national guard, with
the rank of captain.
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Steamer Rurned-

HoxIk, ARK, Jan. 14-The steamer Decker
burned last night on currant river. Loss sl5,-
000 no lives lost
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SECRETARY NOBLE AND THE GEOLOGICAL
SuRvEY.-secretary Noble had no opinion to
express today in regard to the charges made
against the geological survey by Prot. Cope.
The correspondence already published is con-
sldered to represent the views of the Secretary
in regard to the matter at its present stage
1t is said at the Interior department that the
statements made may be described as being
Gin the air."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RMASONIC-A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
- tion Of Benjamin b. French lodge: No, -,
E.A.A.M., will be held at MASONIC TEMPLE WE'D
NESDAY. January 5. 1880. at a 80 O'Clock pm; A
full attendance requested Members of other lodges
are fraternaiiy invited to be present.
By order of the WIN.
jaI4-2r wM A. galley, Secretary.
R.STHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE.
49, That the subscriber, of the District OF Co
unlbia has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District of Columbia. holding a Special Term for
the personal estate OF Layinia G. Couoly late OF the
District of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims aains the said deceased hereby warned 10
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber on or before the THiRIIEIh DAY of DE-
CEMBER next; they may otherwise by law De ex-
cluded from all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this Both day Of December,
1859 ROBERT q. HOLTZMAN,
jai4-law3 3w 94l st. NV.
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THE HARDEST FIaHr

The Elkins-T Taylor shoe company Of Rochester
NY, has collapsed. Liabilities, 81, 900; a.
sets, SS5,0OQ.
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TARIFF REVISION.
The Committee Of Ways and Means
Ready to Begin Work on Bill.

The committee on ways and means has prac-
tically finished its hearings. The last Of the
schedule was disposed Of today, and all that
remains is to listen to what the committee
term the "droppings." They will begin at
once the work on the tariff schedule to prepare
this bill The Senate bill win be used as o
basis to start ON and such notifications
as the majority seem necessary will be made.
While there will be differences Of opinion among
the republicans as to certain items it is ex-
pected that they will be pretty generally in &C.
cord, the tendency being toward an increase
of duties in many cases.
THE HARDEST FIGHT
will be over sugar, and it is still doubtful what
they will do as to that item. A pretty consid-
cradle reduction is expected in the sugar duty,
but great effort is being made, some Of the
republicans in the House joining in the effort
to retain it a. it is. The sugar men oppose the
bounty scheme upon the grounds that the pub
lie viii not approve Of it, and therefore the
bounty will not be assured.
The principal reduction that is practically
assured is in the internal revenue on tobacco.
An effort will be made to strike at the trusts,
but it is question how successful it viii be.
The indications are that the majority will
stand pretty well by any general plan proposed
by Mr.. Mckinley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14

WINNIPEG. MAN, Jan. A.-The Free Press
announces that the franchises and circulation
Of the Sun and Free Press have been consoli-
dated The oface Of the Sun Was closed yes-
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-14

The strikers employed in the leather factories
st woburn, Mass, have returned to work.
The schooner Jamie Carlton was run into
and sunk of Cape Henry by the British steamer
Afdangorm. The crew we're rescued.
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~OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR
ANCE co. OF DC,

E~SOfFlCE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE fNSUR-
~ ANCE co. OF DC,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 1890.
The annual meeting of the Mutual Fire Insurance
company of the District OF Columbia will be held on
the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY 1890, the 10Th
inst at the office of the company, of Pennsyl
vais ave. aud 9th at. NV, commencing at O'Clock
BY the charter the company the election of seven
managers to constitute board conduct the affairs
Of the company required to be held at the above
meeting.
By the sixth article of the bylaws of the company
ii is provided AT the annual meeting OF the COM
the first business in order shall be the appoint
ment OF chairman, who shall conduct the meeting
and election IN accordance with the
ton, between tho hours of O'Clock am. and O'Clock
PIN"
Amount of premium notes held by the
company 82, ,O29 529 90
Amount OF cash on nand.. S,l06 65
Secnritles.......... .....-.......... 192, l6S 20
Real estate ..,....:................ $4,000 90
Ofhce furniture and fixtures. .......... 800 90
losses by fire adjusted and paid for the
yea 1889. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.734 20
at the ONCE by the 10Th inst.
By Order OF the Board of Managers,
@4- 81 j. WESLEY BOIELER, Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS. NOTICE!

The Annual Meeting for the Election of Directors Of
the Mccormick Cane Umbrella Company will he held
at the store OF Loughran, esq, 13i7 Pennsylvania
ave., on TUESDAY, January n, 1890. at O'Clock
pm q. W. LEANNARDA, President
W. G. RAMES, Secretary jal3-0t
RNTHE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
49, HUMANE SOCIETY will be held at their
rooms, 81 o + at nv, TUESDAY next, the l4th
instant, at Pm. The public is cordially invited.
iall-.}t
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~HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The sixth annual meeting Of above-ns associa-
tion Will be held at the hall, southwest Penn
ave. and 10Th ST. on TUESDAY EVENING. the l4th
instant at O'Clock. The sixth annual report will be
submitted and officers for the ensuing seventh year
elected STOCK holders requested to attend Stock
in the seventh may be taken at this
ing. THOMAS BOWLING, President
Cor. Pa ave. and 1lth st. NV.
W. II. WETZEL Secretary,
1t iall
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KSWEST END STOVE AND PLUMBING
49, House. orders for Repairs to Furnaces
istrobes and Ranges attended 10 PROMPTLY. Thirty
different Patterns of latrobes stock. Prices reduced
one-toErth A large stock of Heating stoves and
Ranges At cost: ti roofing Q; the very lowest Irices
kOonrg TN IN stock. win warrant our roofs )
years. JnO MORAN. 2l26 Pennsylvania ava.
Telephone call 9o&2. o2l-lm
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-.~SPAPER HANGERs!i
FROM GEORGETOWN TO ANACOsTIA!

FROM GEORGETOWN TO ANACOsTIAM
You are invited to hear the report of the Organiza
ton COMMITTEES. Come to Painters Assembly Rooms.
625 Louisiana ave. NV. THURSDAY. 16. 7;30 pm.
Friends Paper Hangers please call their notice to this
Important action ja14-2t'
k~LOM.-THE ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
oss STsrS M Lag @ T ss hsd II shs hai z EVE r.
JaI4-st. EDW BAwsEGL. Grand Secretary
~CoLUMBIAREAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
tion OF officers will held O'Clock pm wEDNES-
Dai '' Mfs iSS 4fa Secretary
1~S,2O PER. CENT DISCOUNT ON OVER
~ coats Now is the time to purchase our
i4 n''S o'src GE6kGE ST sPSaNsf Ssl s'44 4s St
Rxs9FFIcE OF THE CHEsAPEAKE AND
January 1890 to the stockholders Of record At the
the office Of the treasurer Of the company, 61S i4th
St bs MashibgSn b & m from tho 18th 10
~ SAMUEL n. BYRAN. President.
CHARLES q. BEEBE, Treasurer.
Washington, ID. C., January 1 L, 1890 ja14toja27in
K~sPECIAJLy Jyf NoTIGE, fNg1GE, To-, :, ,0oo
va. MAoHlNE lON, u. y, Jan. II, 1871
is \, Is
PANY will be held at the Office Of the company 44s
~ ST. s.w.. ON TUESDAY, January I + 1880; At 80
pm: pm. PHILIP N RSgan; sserl,lrr
N~YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AT OUR
~ store any time this week and try a cup OF the
BLOoKER,s DUTCH COCOA
This Cocoa Is the Choicest Purest and Best in the
market and you only need try cup 10 be CONVINCED OF
its merits and really fine flavor. Recommended by all
physicians. One pound makes 80 cups.
q. u. CORSWELL son,
ja14-4t 1412 and 14l4 Pennsy yania ave.
,W.CT TU.-REGULAR WEEKLY MEET
49, ing at Union Mission Rooms, $50 Pa ave..
MEDS ESDAY, Jan. ID, at l 80 PIN, under the
the Evangelistic department Mrs Cameron of
California Will take part in The meeting
1t MRS. e. l.. CLARK, Supt.
leSHEAvY WHITE WOOL BLANKETS So.
30. New Ginghams and Outing Cloth. Ginghaln
Aprons, large size. only 2Jc JOHNSON,GAkNEk
Co., $50 Pa. Jal4-3t'
R~BLOOKEI'S DUTCH COCOA.
49, Have You tried cups
If not. do not let the opportunity pass This Cocoa
surasses all others in quality and favor and has abso
lutte merit having all the oil removed and Is absolutely
pure aud is perfectly digestible that with
the weakest digestive drink without fear
of dyspepsia pound makes l00cups. Served free
at JOHN H. MAGRU DERS, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, l417 New York ave, and at the uptown
store Friday and saturday. 1l22 Conn ave. jal4-3t
REvIvAL SERVICES AT HAMLINE ME
- church, 9th and SITS. II. W, 1hIS EVEN
ING 30. Preaching by Rev DR.. Corey of the Met
ropolitan NJ T. church. fublic cordially invited. 1t
60 BOSTON PURCHASE" SALE STILL ON.
~ have yet a good assortment of patterns in
both lrOuserpgs and SuitlnHs secured in Boston
ers' offer lot OF 80 Trouserings for s3SS and s:i2
English Cheviot SuitnRs in Black and Blue for S2.
g: WAKEFIELD SIMPSON, Expertrn Trousers,
ja13 9th and 6 SITS. NV
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- -NSSFECIAI-
Upright Pianos for rent.
AL the leading makes.
4. g. SMITH,
h4-12t 1925 Pa ave.
RS37TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE Y.M.C.A,
49, 1uesaay, January 4. $50, PM, at the
congregational church. An interesting program is
provided and brief addresses by Rev. 5. NJ Newman,
b. D., Rev. George Elliot, Rev.T. S Hamn d. d. and
Rev. s. II. Greene.
The public Is cordially invited. ja10-4t
<-YOUk OLD SQUARE PIANO
Taken in exchange for a Bradbury Upright, bal
ance payable 310mohthly or cash.
ja9-6t F. G SMITH. 1925 penna ave.
K~Is YOUR PIANO IN TUNK'
not leave your order at the BRADBURY PALACE
or MUSIC, 122o PA AVE, and II will receive prompt
attention. jaS-6t
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- TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY,
1001 street n.w
CAPITAL, 81 ,OO0,0OO 90
This company Is now prepared issue certi6cates
deposit bearing interest follows: ON ali
deposited for ninety days more but less than siX
months, per cent per annung: 81 per cent on de-
posits more than six months, but less lan u year
and per cent on deposits OF one ssr or longer,
secured investments for sale.
b. II. WARNER. President.
w. B. Robson. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles B. Bailey. George F. Schafer,
James L. HarbOur, l. Franklin Schneider.
George z Bartol. Thomas Somerville,
Richard W. Clay, John A. Swope.
Samuel Cross, J. ). SworInstedt
j. j. Darlington, Eatsersley VI. Tnlbott
John Joy Edison, George Truesdel,
Charles j. Faulkner B. II. Warner,
Albert h. Fox, A. A. Wilson.
o. g. Green, J. ID. Wine,
William b. Guriey, 3 W. Woodward,
John Is. Larner, Chas Benz Wilkinson.
d2U-lm A s. Worshington
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We have removed our stock Of Lumber to our New
Yard, 4th and ID sts. where will be pleased
to see our patrons and friends whenever in want Of
any thing in our line.
We claim that In our new location possess unex-
celled facilities for handling our Lumber. being
yenient both to railroad and river front.
We have in stock full line of Lumber, SASH Doors
Blinds, &C.. aud guarantee our usual prompt de-
hveries to purchasers.
E. Z. JACKSON Il CO.,
Yard, 14th and ID SITS s.w.
Factory and Main Offce southeast corner 18th st.
and Ohio ave. NV. d2S-tu, ,th,s-l2t
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H~FOR SALE-FIyE RRICK HOUSES MOD
- ern improvements: and 5 rooms in one of
the best locations in the northwest section of the city,
under good rental, Price for sl 1880 Terms
$4,000 cash. balance to suit. Partes having money to
invest will do well to embrace this Offer j. T. Di En-
1904 st.n.w ja11-6t
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LOCAL RREyITIEs.

Over 1900 persons OF this city have signed
e pstitiop against the removal of the 3 & Z.
depot in Washington.
little dog belonging to Capt. J. F.
Webster was poisoned yesterday by SONS
malicopsly inclined person.
Mes=rs. O'Neal & Lunt have sold to mr.
Jas Deem, 4 house and lot on ST. Asaph
stresf, between Princess and Queen.
Al average of 65 car loeds of melons bave
gone over the Virginia Midland road every
night this week for northern markets.
Mess,s ONsai & Lunt, as will be seen by
ther card ia another column, offer for
ea!e pumher OF valuable pieces Of prop
eriy.
At loast seven Thousand people went ffcm
Washington down the river to Fort Wash
rgton yesterday to viei. the militia encamp-
ment there.
Capt. Webster says the enenk that poison
ed that vicious pot dog had great deal of
sand in hia craw and was good on the drop
with button.
Yesterday was quiet Sunday. The
churches were SHINY attended and compsr-
ativey fsw strangers visited the city. But
few cases of disorder we're reported.
Charles F. Galloway, of Warrenton, was
led off In Washington on Saturday night
from street Car by two negro men to the
Smithsonian grounds where, as he states, be
was seizsd by them and robbed of his gold
watch and a considerable amount OF money.
The funeral OF Mr.. Wilmer n. Padgett
took place from bis fathers residence, on
north Fairfax street. this evening and was
largely attended The services were con-
ductcd nv Rev w ] Younp and tho nAllbearers
were Messrs. T. w. Robinson, j. H. Fisher, w. D.
Norris, H. Hsntzmon, p 81. Sullivan and Harry
Downham. The floral tributes were beautiful.
Tho Washington militia broke camp at Fort
Washington to day.
This has boon another rainy day.
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Store closes this
evening at S O'Clock.
Saturday at I p. m.

To. day is the Z bird Day Of our
Six Days Remnant SAILS before
etc OK taking, July 81. We are
exerting every effort to clear cut
our Remnants and Odds and Ends
before next Thursday, and will
succeed if a low price be an in
ducement.
Particularly attractive Remnant
bargains are being offered in La
dies, Misses, and Children'S Suits,
Satteens, Ginghams, Shawls, Up.
holstery, Ladies' Muslin and Merino
Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery, Wash
Goods, &c. In these you will be
surprised how much can be bought
for so little.
Mems Sashes at Less than Half
Their Original Prices-ln order to
close out the balance of our stock
Of Mems Fancy Striped Sashes. in
club colors, wide and narrow stripes,
garnets and wines, with spots, &C.,
we have made the price on all 81.
The cheapest in the lot was $l.75,
and from that up to So IS. There
are about one hundred of these,
and at ST ready sale is evident.
Mons Department, 1913 street,
Stock. taking Remnants in Gloves
must be sold before stock
taking, Thursday, July 81.
Ladies 6-button-lcngth Jersey
Tafeta Gloves, in tans, modes and
grays. Reduced to 35c per pair
Children's Silk Lace Mitts, in as
sorted shades Of tan. Reduced to
lOc. per pair.
First foor)
Stock-taking Reduction Sale Of
Silks-A liberal concession has
been made on all values, 60 as to
be rid of them before stock-taking
July 81.
@ Goods delivered in Alex
andria.
WOODWARD & IoTHRoP,
CORNER 18th AND F STREETS N. W.,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
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DRY GOODS.
BiClbergg's Bargain Store
THE WEATHER. ls WARM.

We arc having some pretty hot woather-hotie
than We had it last summer but thoro is one con-
ISOLATION in the fact that its diacomits may DO ma
tcrslly lcssened by observing tho rules of health,
not only in what wa eat, but what VIC wear. In
selecting articles OF wearing apparel one shou'd
be governed not only By texture, bat by beauty.
Thcsc two points cons;dorod tie last, but by no
means the least to consider Is the cost In pur-
chasing our stock VIC have paid strict attention {"
those three essonsials-TEXTURE, BEAUTY and
PRICE. These we have happily combined, and
take pleasure in calling the attention OF custom
ers to few items which We prosont SIS pointers 10