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LAssBrReH & Bios
REVELATIONS.

We cannot say too much con-
TEA GOWNS corning our stock Of Tea Gowns
such lovely creations each and
FROM every one OF the many style sdiffer-
ert The assortment contains
algS everything that Is and beau
tiful. The styles manifold variety
To enough to satisfy the most fas-
tdiOus
SIS 90 We will try to describe some OF
the better numbers.
Fine French Challie Tea Gowns. cream ground with
upk figures trimmed with a cascade of fine Oriental
zee pink satin belt and ribbons. Sl6.9S.
Pine French ChalIie Wrapper empire style. in new
Green. with vine Of darker shade. wide MORE ribbon
sash match Sl59S.
Another in the style. black ground with gray
neure and black ribbons. Sl54S.
Fine Imported Cashmere Tea Gowns, pale blue
entire front. embroidered pale blue surah. with
sleeves and fedora of white china silk. S21
Fine Imported Cashmere Tea Gowns. large fan-leaf
pattern pale ground. with full pulled front and
Sleeve of pale pink surah. s25.
Fine Black Surah Tea GOwn.richly trimmed in black
and white stripe satin s264S.
WHITE INDIA LINEN WRAPPERS and Tea Gowns,
IN I variety of styles. ranging in
price from Sl.0S 10 S9.9S.
SILK CHEMIsE. s39s.
Made of nne India Silks colors. Black, Lavender,
Light Blue Material is excellent and will wash like
your handkerchief Trimmed with lace around neck,
sleeves and bottom. 1t you more than good
quality Muslin Chemise, and so much dressier and
cooler
"Our price. s39s."
CHATELAINE BAGS start as low as Soc
genteel one for psc.
Finer for sl.25, al. so,
Sl.75 81. 9S. g. 80.
Black Leather Bags. leather lined. for Soc; worth
B9c Especially
Ooze Skin Bags in all shades. also in seal, leather
lined, with inside pocket. Sl.21.
BELTs-Every idea is illustrated with u.s. whetheri it
be in cotton, canvas or silk start as low as &c.
Nice silk ones for Ladies Gentlemen, 42c.
Fine Mourning Belts. with mourning buckles,
quite new, don't know OF any one hereabouts
that has them, do yOus
HOT WEATHER MATERIALS
India Linens. Nainsooks. swisses. Mulls, Lawns and
every conceivable White Goods kept by US
CHALLIEs AT &c. PER YARD in u collection Of col
orlngs never eGualed-
APKONETIES AT Sc.
These seem to have taken good hold Unusually
large quantities of this material have been sold lately
probably because our goods are worth more.
INDIA LINENS start at ) cents per yard
Next quality cents up to 30 cents.
An unsurpassed assortment of
grades TO select from
Thousands of yards await you.
EMBRO1DERIES An unapproachable assortment
in all widths.
SWISS, In fine work we excel.
HAMBURG, Fine Wheel Work
NAINSOOK. Finest kind of Hemstitched En-
CAMBRIA. broidery
Allovers, medium and narrow,
to match.
Al mail orders given careful consideration
Feel perfectly safe in ordering this way only be ex
plicit.
Send in your address and receive Fashion Gazette
free Of charge.
Our store kept delightfully."- cool by our Patent Cool
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The Voyage of the Essex.

The b.S.S. Essex. now at New York will
probably be sent to the European station and
Will be the sole representative of this govern
ment on that station until some Of the vessels
now under construction are completed 1t was
originally intended to send this vessel to
Brazil. but this will not be done now that the
squadron of evolution is going there. In case
the Essex is sent to Europe she wall carry the
remains of Inventor Ericsson to Sweden the
land of his birth. The Enterprise, which was
TO have performed this service. will be attached
to the North Atlantic station, relieving the
Iantic and Galena, both of which are in need
of repairs
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

PROTECTION OF POTOMAC FISHERIES
Among the bills of local interest passed by
the Senate Saturday was that for tine protec-
ton of the Potomac fisheries. The bin has
also been favorably reported in the House.
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A Colored Command Mustered.

Saturday evening Gen. John WEIGH, DEPART
ment commander of the Union Veterans Union,
Department of the Potomac, mustered the
Robert c. Shaw Command No. 4. This is the
first colored command of Union Veterans
Union in the country. Officers were elected as
follows: Theodore c. Ray, colonel; George NJ.
Arnold. Lieutenant colonel; George H. Boston,
major; Jerry Robinson, surgeon: David f.
Chase officer of the day; George Rhodes, off,
cor of the puard
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ARMY ORpEns.-Capt Chas. B. Ewing, medi-
cal department., has been detached from duty
at the Washington barracks and ordered to
duty Mt st. Louis" Second Lieut. j. NJ. Cum
bingham, nineteenth infantry, has been
ordered to examination for retirement
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FAX LUNGS


May be made to do good service through long life by
judicious use of Ayers Cherry Pecto-aL The signs
Of weakness "shortness of breath" pains in the
chest and back, . persistent cough feverishness and
raising Of blood All either Of these symptoms may
Indicate weak lungs and should have immediate at
tention
"Ihsve been lifelong sufferer from weak lungs and
till used Ayers Cherry Pectoral. was scarcely ever
free from q cough. This medicine always relieves my
cough and strengthens my lungs other medi-
cine ever did. Ihave Induced many of my acquaint-
to the Pectora in throat and lung troubles
1t has always proved beneficial particularly so in the
of my son-in-law. Mr.. L. A. Snow of this place.
who cured by it of a severe cough."-Mrs. l. l.
Cloud, Benton, Ark.
have had lung trouble for about one year and have
tried many different remedies. but nothing does me
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recommend thismedicine. Cynthia Horr. Harmony,
Me.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Prepared by
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Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 six bottles. s5.
.al5
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The PRESIDENT Come TO CLEvELAND.-The
President is going to Cleveland, Ohio, on the
SOth to attend the Garfield monument cere-
monies, but the details Of the trip are not com.
pleted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

ATTORNEY GENERAL MILLER resumed his
duties at the Department of Justice today after
an absence of two weeks. due to ih-health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

THURSDAY MAY 8. 1890.
Extraordinary cut on MAPLE Strip to close out
for the season.
McNechen's Maple Sirup in glass, 5o-cent size. Re-
duced to "a cents.
Better buy quick. have less than 200 bottles
lefta trihing quantity comparison with our long
list of patrons. Fair warning-buy quick.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY,
AIS Ninth st
P.s.-Special Wholesale Agents for Van Houten's
Cocoa and Cleveland Baking Powder. eye
myS
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EOR 4 Y y + ssss !"
ODD a A " ii sSsS .

GLOVES.-For summer. of course, because
we're liable to turn the warm weather corner
any minute Assorted shades of Taffeta Silk
Jersey. Gray. Tan AMI Black, Boo. assorted
shades Of Gray and Tan Isle Thread. Poe. and
5Oc.. assorted shades of Gray and Tan silk
Gloves. :Ijc., soc. and Soc; Back silk Gloves,
Doe. 75c.. 81. 81 % and sl.5O; ColO-ed Silk
Mitts, 81, and Black SILK Alitts, SOC. and 81:
Childreu's Taffeta Gloves. sizes / to q. 25c.;
Children's silk Gloves, sizes TO ., Acc. It's
Black and Grays and Tans this season They're
fashionable and harmOEize with the adopted
costumes. CHORES are in Tie center.
EMBROIDERIES.- last invoice Of En-
brolderies was Of such excellence. both in quail
ity and price, We think II well TO remind you Of
the dimensions and figures before they are all
gone Various Designs in Hand-drawn En-
brOideries ~ in. to 45 in, 15c to 1926
Naudyke. Pleated HemstltChed and Irish Point
FlOUncln2s. A. ill.,. zoe. to 81 30. Quite a
range, you see: but an equally marked variety.
Good value. stylish. seasonsble and seryiceabIe
You can III afford to pass such desirable goods
for immediate utility. At embroidery counter.
ZOUAVE VESTS-Here's an article which
Possesses unusual attractions. but like every
'TLing Of beauty must be seen 70 be appreci-
sted. 50 we'll merely suggest what you can ask
for. Black silk Gimp Vests, 50 to -; Jet
Vests, 81 Steel Vests, 80 ThSlJars on the Ieft
In the POst We advertise Drapery Nets and
some Novelties IL Children's Muslin and Surah
HstS
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III h FULTON. LOAN OFFICE. lals PA AVE
liz CIV. Established SO. The only Licensed Pawn
Broker IN the District Money loaned ON Watches.
Diamonds Jewelry, sill Ware and other yalua
GE Gold Watches and other unredeen4ed pledges lu
grsss variety 81 Sery low pgscss. llS-ous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

Range OF the THERMOMETERS Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: Sam. So pm, 20; MAXI
mum. 20: minimum. AZ
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
Tho following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO COrsOn and Mccartney, 1llD i street:
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4 RE UNLIKE ALL OTHER PILLS. NO PURGING
"A or pain Act specially on the liver and bile
Carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill dose
OUR OILCLOTH CUTS GREAT FIGURE on
" the floor and the prices for which conclude to
sell II cut still greater one. Our No lUc. our
No. at Doc; our No. at 3Oc. The patterns Sc
lect and We can give you all widths match Our
mOval sale Is the kAUFMAN'S DOUBLE
COMBlNA1lON 1241 and l.43 / til st +. o. MI u st
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LIVE CAPITOL TOPICS.
Senator German Elected "Chairman of
the Caucus Room Notes.

caucus of democratic Senators was held
today to elect successor to Senator Beck as
chairman. Senator German. who has been
acting chairman in the absence of Senator
Beck, was chosen permanent chairman without
opposition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
No Time Fixed For Wards rriaI.

1t was expected that the case of F. X Ward,
indicted for the murder of Maurice Adler.
would be called up today before Chief Justice
Bingham with the view of fixing some day for
the trial Nothing was, however, said in court
In regard to the case. Ii was under
stood IN the district attorneys Office
that Wards counsel. Senator Blackburn
Judge Wilson, Chaplin Brown and
W. h. Duhamel were TO have had a cousulta-
ton to select day and suggest it to the dis
trlct attorney. This had not been done at q
late hour this afternoon. Ii is thought. how
ever, that the time will be fixed in a day or two
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f G. DAVIS

40 Market space. corner sth st.
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Thousands of people taking their Sunday
strolls yesterday turned their steps toward the
navy yard and visited the torpedo boat Cushing
Visitors were allowed to walk over the boat, bus
not to go below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12
W. II. SINISTER 4 SONS.
WHrrrrrH MAcHIsE COMPANY.
Boston and New York

HIGH SPEED. SAFETY HYDRAULIC PASSENGER
ELE ATORS.
go operated upon the PRESSURE TANK system.
steam; BELT and Hydraulic Elevators for Passenger
ahu Freight Service. steel Boilers aud Boiler
Plate Work Of all descriptions
-, - -. -. -. q. w. LEwIS. Agent,
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Indictments.

The grand jury returned today indictments
as follows:
Russell Colegrove. false pretenses in obtain
ing $500 from NJ II. johnson by representing
tina. lac was of the firm of Sloan. Colegroye a
Co. April 4. VIM. johnson. alias Colbert. alias
Ryon, presenting false affidavit IN pension
case. Harry J. Allen, violating section 5467.
II. 5. Us. embezzling letters from mails, April
Il, and James Beagle, attempt at houseburn-
ing Globe theaterD, Aprll6. The grand Jury
was discharged till Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

Two STIMULATE THE APPETITE AND SECURE
Il good digestion Angosturs Bitters Sole Manu-
f.cturers Dr. J. u. b ssigert SOMA Ask your drug
gistA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-12

cclnal are agreeable themselves and the pleasure
IN its use Is unalloyed with Irritating perumery.
Beyond compare for babys bath Ask dealers for il.
m20-l46t FELS h CO.. Philadelphia.
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SIX TO ONE.
The washingtons Beat the Whining.
tons Today.

The attendance at the first game this after
noon. the one with Wilmington. Was not large.
IL was the warmest day yet on the grounds aud
the sun came down hot but it was a good day
for the game.
The two teams were made up as follows;
Washins'on-McCoy, p; Nicholas. C.. Whistler.
lb.' d Brien. 2b.; Gleason SIS; Hill. 81. Jordan.
IL; Bader. c.t; Bird. RI wilmington-steiu,
pi Corcoran, c; Lynch, H.; Coogan, 20.
sullivan, SIS; Newell. Sb.; Jno. Galligan, L.
Hasney. c T.: NJ Galhgan. r.f
Time was called promptly AZ l:s0. with the
home team az the BAT Gilmore umpired. In
the hrst Bader got his first base on balls stole
second and came home on Gleason's sacrifice
hi' 20 second. Jordon out from short 90 first,
and Whistler struck out
For Wilmington Hasney hit safely. but vas
caught out stealing second. Coogan got first
on Gleasons error. and was advanced on
Lynchs single 20 center.
Corcoran hit TO Gleason. who fumbled IL. but
caught Coogan out at third
Galligan out. third 60 first
Score-Nashington. I. Wilmington. O.
Second inning. . Brien Int 20 third and Was
thrown out to first Bird out sullivan 20 first
Hall flied out toNewel on third. For Whining
ton, Coogan led of with with a safe to center
Tor one base. sullivan struck out Stems
slow hit TO Hill forced Creegan out at second
Score-N Washington /. Wilmington O.
Nichols went out on a hat TO Newell on the
third, which he sent down 20 first. Mccoy out,
Creagan TO Lynch on first. Bader hit safely.
put was caught out stealing second
FOR the visitors Hasney went out at first;
Coogan got his base on ball and second ON a
passed ball. Lynch out at second; Corcoran
out at first
Score; Washington, l; Wilmington. O.
curtin lnning-Jordan out at first: Gleason
nled out to third; Whistler out at first.
FOR wilmington lCoogan and Galhgan went
OUT In order at first. sullivan got hls base on
balls and SO did Newell and so did Stein. but
Mccoy retired the side by a beautiful catch of
Hasney's hard hit Score-Washington, 1;
Wilmington. o.
In the NTH inning Bird made a home run
hit. the longest of the season. and Washington
scored two runs. The home team scored two
more m the sixth and one IN the seventh.
Neither side scored in the eighth and ninth
Washington won the game by a score Of 6 TO l.
Base Washington. 4. Wilmington. g.
Errors-Washington. >. Wilmington. I.
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MANY PERSONS KEEP CARRIERS LITTLE
II1 Liver Pills Hand to preyent bdlous attse ks
need.
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DrEIs

DANIEL. On May IL. 1890 KATIE NJ, the beloved
and only daughter of Geo l.. aud Teresa {. Daniel,
aged twenty -four years.
Dearest Katie thou hast laft US,
We thy loss most deeply feel:
Blu: tbs God who hath bereit MS,
He can all our sorrOws heal
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directions around each cake)
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9.
A SECOND REASON
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i'll the eradication of blotches,
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Chapped hands and arms
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FELS'SGERMICIDES OAl

does its work not only sue
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-23
A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
you satisf tctory results, or in case OF
failure \ return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our adj
verliscd druggist Il bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
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FREE COINAGE.

To annul the use OF either Of the
metals is TO ubridg- the quantity Of
the circulating medium and is liable
to all the objections which arise from
. comparison of the benefits OF full,
with the evils OF scanty circulation.
-Alexanie' Hamilton.
The first Secretary Of the Treasury
was considered, aside f;om his great
qualities as a statesman, a lawyer ard
= soldier, the greatest living hanncier
Of his un.e, and waat h. said in the
prime OF his splendid m' nhood aud
magnificent intellect should command
the utmost respect throughout the
monetary world. Had he been living
when silver was dem, n-tized, that
measure would have been impossible,
Is the weight Of bis influence and
financial judgment would have been
on the 81 ie of silver as a money meta,
and would be very etiectual in pre-.
serving it to the country as such. In
tho I,.ht of all the proceed, hts estab-
lished by the brilliant and cons oentious
founders Of the k-rnnhc. 1t seem.
strange that there are men who wish
to degrade our favoritr money to the
level of commercial commodity; vt
such there are and such there will he
Until absolute free coinage puts it
practically beyond their reach to trade
in silver as u speculative articlr OF
merchandise. For the very safety of
silver, and, with It, tn. financial i Z.
teRri,y OF the country, it Is absolute y
and beyond any doubt, necessary that
free coinage should be attained rs
soon as possible. For this purpose
every one who has the interest of him>
self, his family, his friends, and the
whole cou"try At heart, -hould work
for the advance ment Of the measure.
A great ajori'y Of the people Of the
country favor free coinage, and by
exercising fair amount Of caution
and JUG gment at the coming election
the success Of the measure is assured.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-23

SENATOR Hearst contributed
$22,OUU to the Democratic Doodle
campaign against Reed in Maine.
He does not regret the monty, he.
cause he has an income OF 81, 100000
a year; but he dislkrs the outcome,
As he is being numerically guyed on
Reeds 5000 majority.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-23
THE RenuhllcanS of Attn

The Republicans of Al,uras
need not trade for single man on
their ticket, as they have a majority
of $50 t, $50 in the county, withou,
reckoning on the large number OF
Democratic votes which their tickle,
will get
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CCHooL OF PRACTICAL CIVIL, MEcHAN-
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prnught ng. Ar hitsctnre. Assn,ing and Nsviea-
tion. ne y Second STREET. Portland. ur. and 723
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TYy Werthheimer's IS shoes.

~ Location notices. Tor both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TINES offi""
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-09-23

~ Blank Pools OF Lsaor are
for sale .! this Office.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-10-22
THIS MEANS BUSINESS.

pny-Chas. Laney, Of Monroe, arrived
iu Charlotte the other day and showed 4,
Chronicle reporter some fine specimens OF
gold, which were taken from his gold
mine in Union county. Two pans OF orc
produced two ounces Of gold,
poy"Durham still continues to move up
along the line Of enterprises, says the
Sun. The Mallory Durham chcroot com
pany has been organized with ]. 7. Nal.
lory. president; K. {. Peasants, treasur-
er, and Il. Hackney, secretary. Thccapi.
tai stock is $40, 900.
p5-Thc Hotel Fountain property, Win.
ston, has b,cn sold Tor $40, 900. This is
the house that was burned there about
three months ago. 1t is generally be.
licvcd that Dr. ID. W. {. Bcnbow, OF
Greensboro, has his eye on building n
mammoth transient hotel on the spot.
p%"Thc Winston.Salem land and i'm.
provement company has been organized
with capital stock placed at $3.50, 900
The company's main line Of development
will be the securing OF large industries to
be located on their business lots. The
company is now negotiating with large
northern firms for the removal of their
factories there, and several have made
known their intentions Of doing SO.