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A Murderer COnfesses.

Morris, Ill, July Thames Maxwell alias
Murray, who has been under arrest for some
days charged with the murder Of Charles
Decker on the night of June rs, has at last
broken down and confessed his guilt. Murray
and a negro named Williams broke into the
house on the night in question. The family
were aroused. and Charles Decker was killed
by blow on the head and his mother beaten
into insensibility. The negro accuses Murray
of striking the blows and Murray says the negro
did it. Murray only confessed after being con-
fronted with the negro
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A Big Shop for Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 12.-E. s. Lenox, representing
the great barbed wire manufacturing firm Of
Washburn d Moen of Worcester, Mass, is in
this city. In an interview he said: have
purchased about sixty acres Of ground near the
Calumet Iron and Steel Companys works, be-
tween 10th and Hath streets, for site on which
to put up branch factory for the Washburn d
Moen Company. Preliminary work has begun
and l am now going east to arrange the details
of the enterprise. The plant will cost 81. 900 900
and thousand men viii possibly be employed.
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Gibbons Sounds Better.

BALTIMORE. July 12-The Herald notes the
nomination by the Montreal Witness of Cardi-
nal Taschereau to be the successor of Pope Leo
to say that Gibbons is more euphonius name
that Tasehereau. and that the claims of the
United States lay all over" Canada. knights
OF Labor and members of other organizations
Of the masses say that the course of Cardinal
Tasckereau toward the knights makes him an
impossible pope-while the continent that con-
tains him also holds the successful champion at
tho vatican of the rights OF members of labor So
cieties--Cardinal Gibbons. His eminence. the
Cardinal archbishop of Baltimore, is the choice
of organized labor to be the successor Of Pope
Leo.
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CAPITOL GLEANINGS.

IN FAVOR OF THE ORIGINAL PACKAGE BILL.
Representative Morse of Massachusetts, in the
House today presented a petition of the Ma
tional Division of the Sons OF Temperance.
adopted ut its forty -six tn annual session, in
favor OF the ''original package" bill
CALLING IN THE HOUSE ABsEyTEEs.
Representative Anderson of Kansas in the
House today offered for reference resolution
revoking oil leaves of absence Except such az
are granted on account of sickness) from and
after Tuesday next.
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Casati Was Glad to BE Rescued.

ROME, July 12-In an interview Capt. Cassti,
the African explorer, said that himself and
Emin Pasha were heartily glad to be liberated
from the equatorial province by Mr.. Stanley.
Evil tongues, he said, had magnified the mis-
understanding between Mr.. Stanley and Emin
Pasha. They had the highest respect for each
other, and had never seriously disagreed.
Capt. Casati said he intended to take a
long rest and to write an account of his travels.
He claimed to be the first discoverer of the
Mountains Of the Moon. He praised the eli
mate OF Uganda, and said he believed that
English GOODNESS and Italian courtesy would
triumph over the overbearing attitude of the
Germans in Africa,
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A Train Derailed.

ROCHESTER,. MY, July IA special to the
Union from Medna says: As the North Shore
limited westward-bound train on the New York
Central road was passing over Healeys Cross
ing. about \ quarter of a mile east of this sta
ton this morning at $50, 1t became derailed.
The tram had run ahead OF time and was gong
only at the rate OF ten miles an hour otherwise
much loss OF life must have resulted. tn sup
posed that the switch misplaced with evil
intent No one was injured.
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The Behring Sea Difficulties.

OTTAWA, ONT, July 12-Hon. g. II. Upper
states that he does not think any one con-
versant with the Behring sea negotiations at
Washington would make any disclosures Just
now. Nevertheless there is tone of dsap-
pointmen. in Ottawas inner circle over the
unsatisfactory state of affairs.
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Strikers Adopt Resolutions.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-Between 1000 and
1000 strikers assembled in Turner Hall last
night to discuss the present outlook. The
meeting was secret and it was diff cult to OBJ
tain information. Speeches were made denun-
ciatory of President Ingalls, of the Big Four road
and Of the newspapers in general. The leaders
state that plan Of operations has been de-
cided upon. but what that is they refuse to
state. They also say that letters of sympathy
were received from lebor organizations
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
George Denegre to Sylvonia Denigre, sub 81,
50. 155; s3,17975. o. T. Thompson to r. saur,
part 2, SO. 545; s1,5OO. John Ridout, trustee.
to John A. De Wandelear, lots l and 2, SO. 1884,
$500. Josephine W. Rice to H. L. Hayes, part
IL, SO. 77S; sl,209. NJ. r. Sexton to G. H.
Parker, part 4, 50. 473; g.
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The Amenities Strike.

Boston. July i2.-The bricklsyers appren-
tees on the Jobs Of Norcross Bros, this city,
struck last night in support of the bricklayers.
The apprentices, among whom are included
the boys from the New York trade school, claim
that they have been Obliged to instruct non
union bricklayers.
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Real Estate Maifers.

C. d. Kefferstein has bought of Annie Vance
for 1000 lots 20 and 81, block 4, Fairview
Heights.
Mary j. Mcknight has bought Of Annie E.
Rodgers for Is, 700 sub 20, square 100, II. SO by
1925, on between l4th and 18th str eets north
west.
T. B. Stahl has bought OF John Long for
$4,000 sub A. square 1888. 90 feet inches by 80
feet, on 4th between and d streets southeast.
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MME. A. RupyrRr SAYS:

The principal tale-besror of IL the skin Of the
human face F." To regain 4 youthful appearance We
scale this outer skin of and form skin en-
tire. Nine A. Rupperis world-renowned Face Bleach
this without injury harmful effect cutting the
Gallons ing of the pores and drawing out completely
all discoIora;ions impurities One bottle e. three
BOTTLES usually required clear the complexoD) 80
any address Call at ONCE and young girl
with side Of face cleared aud other side as
originally showing vast change send 4c. postage
for fuli particulars. NINE A RUPERT, 43O 9TH ST.
NV. Nashirgton, DC. Jy5
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THE ARLINGTON PARK.
A Bill to Improve the Estate and %
Bridge the Potomac.

ITO make . public park Of the Arllngtoa
estate near Washington, d. c., and for the CON-
struction Of bridge thereto" m the title Of
bill introduced this afternoon By senator
Daniel The bill provides for the layine "a
into public park Of 90 much OF the estate az
may not be otherwise used and for the aPpro-
priation OF $4,000 with which to make roads
and avenues
The Secretary Of War is TO have charge Of
the work, and be 10 directed 10 have eoa-
structed, from the most convenient point Of Tie
Naval Observatory grounds 10 Arlingsoa. su
iron bridge which is not 70 cost more than
s5oo. 900.
vide snd two passengerways. each feet VIDE.
III the bridge cannot be given sufficient heirht
TO admit OF the passage Of vessels beneath the
Secretary 10 authorized 20 have n draw msAa
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Suing the Man Who Sold the LIQUOR.

LArEER, MICH, July 12.-James c. Raymond
Of Attica has brought suit in the circuit C, urt
against John ". Peck, druggist in Attica, and
Danl West and Anthony Williams, his bonds
CATION that May 80 last Peck sold Raymond's
son, boy of fifteen. eight ounces of alcohol
by reason OF which the boy and a younger
brother became intoxicated and were run over
by locomotive.
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South CaroIina's Straig htout Democrats.

COLUMBIA, S. c., July l2.-The convention OF
strsightout democrats YESTERDAY adopted rcso-
buttons denouncing the Tillman movement;
defending the state administration against the
charges of corruption made by Tillman and
others and resenting the insult offered Gen.
Wade Hampton at recent campaign meeting.
An executive committee, with Gen. j. ID. Ken
needy as chairman. was appointed to prepare an
address to the democrats Of the state.
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New Assistaut Secretaries,

Gen. Nettleton OF Minnesota will be appointed
an assistant secretary Of the Treasury under
the provisions Of the Legislative, executive and
Judicial appropriation bill increasing the num-
Der to three. He 10 q personal friend Of Secre-
tary windom, and was at the Treasury Depart
ment today familiarizing himself with his pro-
posed new dusaes. 1t is said now that Special
Agent Spaiding will succeed Col Tchepor a.
assistant secretary Of the Treasury.
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Tosstinu oueen and President.

LONDON, July i2.-At the banquet given by
the officers Of the Honorable Artillery Com
pany last night, at which ex-Goy. Ames OF
Massachusetts and Mr.. Allen, post commander
Of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com
psny Of Boston, were present. toasts were
drank TO President Harrison and Queen Vie
toria. Kindly and feeling speeches were made
BY Messrs. Ames and Allen
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No Lockout OF Cutters.

New York, July 12-The expected lockout Of
clothing cutters, which was to have taken place
today. will not materialize. At meeting of
the unions OF that trade they found out they
could sign the document which was
presented to them, and today this will
be done. There will be no interrupt
ton in the work and the matter of the Benja-
min boycott will remain precisely as it is. The
document they are asked to sign says that no
pledge is exacted from them that they will not
hereafter join or become members of any trade
or labor organization.
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bishop Bourke's Acknowledgements,

special cable dispatch 10 the st. Louis
Western Wdtchman brings news from Rome
that the propaganda has arrested the appoint
ment Of Bishop Bourke - the bishop Of the
combined diocese Of Omaha and Cheyenne.
The Importance Of the news arises from the
not sanction Roman appointment a. against
the accommodation OF congress Of American
bishops. The bishops recommended Vicar
General Philip Brady Of St Louis, and rseopa-
meuded him 3 second time.
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Her Clothes CAUGHT Fire.

Two little daughters Of Zotique Lapord at
Montreal we're amusing themselves yesterday
morning by smoking cigar sttes, when the cloth
ing Of one Of them, aged seven years, the
younger of the two, caught fire. She was 20
seyiously burned that she died In m hour.
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Cholera Leaving Valencia.

MADsID, July 12-The Yalencian cholera
bulletins indicate that the plague is steadily
decreasing in yIrulence. On Thursday six new
cases and i've deaths we're reported at Gambia.
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Name.
Washington stock Exchange.

sales-Reguler Call-l2 o'clock m: Bank OF
Washington, . at Ar lexington and Soldiers
Home railroad, at 7O 20 at 20. Lincoln Fire In
surance, 10 at 81. Washington Gas, 25 at ass: 8
at 46. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, 10
AT ~: 10 At n. american Graphophone, SO at
at Il. ''' '' wv
Government Bonds-C. s. AVS. 1901. registered,
1o Ss 1S asked asked J. s lssi
I2lh bid, I.2 asked. u. s. 4s, coupons. 1907
1918 bid l22 asked.
district Of cOlqmDis Bonds-psr imp. os. 1884,
coin. l01 bid. Per imp. 70. 1901, currency. lO2
bid. Market stock rs. 1892, currency. 103 bid.
2o-year fund. &c. 1892, gold, lo2 bid. ao-year
fund u.s. aSs9 fs,a II, AZ sd Water stock =
1902, l2lk bid Water stock, rs, currency, 1908.
1879 bid. 3-65s, 1924. fund. currency, l22 bid.
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. :. Electric Light bonds,
I'd Os. I40 bid. Washington and Georgetown
railroad. 1910. 6s. los bid. Masonic Hail As
ISOLATION 5s. 1898. 1Os bid. Washington Marke,
tonMarKet company bonds. imr 6s. III bid, I2O
asked. Washington Light Infantry nrst mort
iantry bonds, 20 70, 1904. 81 bid. 1Oi asked.
Washington Gas Light Company bonds, series A,
6s, 117N bid, l20 asked. Washington Gas Light
Company bonds. series u. 6s, us bid Hygisnic
American Security and Trust. lO3 bid
National Bank Stocks-Bank Of Washington 41O
Metropolitan. $50 bid, 300 asked Central, 500
bid. Second. 200 bid. Farmers and Mechanics
100 bid, go asked. Citizens, 40 bid $50 ask ed
Columbia, $50 bid. Capital. 119 bid l25 asked.
West End. 104 bid. 105 asked. Traders. I27II
bid. Lincoln. 10o bid.
railroad stocks Washington and George.
town, 800 bid. Metropolitan. 173 asked. Coluln-
bia. 40 bid, SO asked. Capitol and North o
Street, 80 bid. "a asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home Railroad, 90 bid, II asked. Georgetown
and Tenallytown, COY bid, IS asked.
Insurance Stocks-Firemen's, A bid. Franklin
50 bid. Metropolitan. S3k bid. National Union
20 bid. Coreoran, 65 bid. 70 asked. Coiurnbi
1s bid, 20 asked. German American $50 bid
Potomac, 30 bid, 100 asked. Riggs, So bid
Peoples, 81 bid, @ asked. Lincoln, 81 BID, 81.
ASKED.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title Ic7
bid, I31 asked. Columbia Title. 81 bid. Z asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas
454 bid. 40 asked. Georgetown Gas, AZ bid. u.
5. Electric Light. l55 bid
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania. 30 asked
Chesapeake and Potomac. n bid, 80 ask ed
American Graphophone. l3k bid. Is asked
Miscellaneous Stocks-Wa snington Market Com
pany. IN bid, ~ asked. Washington Brick
Machine Company, 80 bid. Great FAILS Ice Com
pany. 22o bid, 24O asked. Bull Run Panorama
20 bid. 26 asked. Washington Safe Deposit
Company. l27 bid, 14O asked. National Typo
graphic, rs asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage I
bid. IN asked. Washington Loan and Trus
Company, Al bid, 81. asked. American Secur
ity and trust Company. 56A bid, SIX asked
Lincoln ball. 80 bid 100 asked Inter-OceaI
Building Company, l02 bid.
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BALTIMORE Markets.
RAI.TiMOKE. InIx 70 Co

BALTIMORE. July ~. - Cotton dun mid
ding. l2S Flour fairly nctive. Arm. Wheat
southern firm; new, s3a9S; fultz, 9ea9s; Long
berry, Sla9S No. 2, 974; steamer No. =, red, 81:
western nrm; No. winter red, spot. 95; July
e5aa93k; August. 92Aa92k; September, g2La
geA. Corn-southern quiet: white, 4sa5O: yellow,
ISAAC; western easy; mixed spot. 49, July, Al a
AK; August, f3tsa431s: september, 43Aa4I i !;
steamer, AN. Oats nrm-ungraded southern
and Pennsylvania. 34a31N; do. western white.
36a3s; do. do. mixed, 37h; graded No. 2, white,
37h. Rye sssady-cho,ce, 55ai6; prime, 5aa, =;
good to fair. 4sa50. Hay very slow-princ To-
choice timothy, ll.5Qsl2.50 Provisions fairly act
i've. Butter nrin. Eggs nrm, scarce-l5. Coffee
quiet Sugar strong-granulated. 80. Copper act
ive-renned. Is. Whisky nrm-l.l5a1.l6. 'Freigh q
10 Liverpool per steamer steady-cotton, zoe |;
Hour. l2s.6d.; grain. I'D. Cork for orders-3s a
3s.3d. Receipts-nour. 1851 barrels; wheat, S..
900 bushels: corn, 10000 bushels. Shipments
nour. ,3l barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn 20
900 bushels. xaiss-vheAt 256, 200 bunheis; corn,
2s3. 900 bushels.
BALTIMokE. July i2.--virginia threce, esq.,
6Sk: Baltimore and Ohio stock, l03alO6; Norti :
ern Central stock, 6SaT0: Cincinnati, Washington
and Baltimore nrsts. 99t; Consolidated gas bonds
HAN; do. stock, 51a52.'
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WurS THE FAor

lsconstantly covered with eruptions the need OF Q
blood purier IL plainly Indicated. Washes and sx-
ternal applications Of no avail The poison must
be thoroughly eliminated from the system by stiu-
lating the aetior OF the liver and Kidneys. which
organs have become sluggish and imperative. thereby
throwing upon the skin the unnatural work Of
cleansing the system of Tvs Impurities. What il
needed is Ayers Sarsaparlsthe bes. Of blood medi-
cines
MY face for years was covered with pimples and
hunors for which could find no remedy tn began
10 take Ayers sarsspariila Three bottles Of this
medicine effected . thorough cure. lean conndentl
recommend all suffering from aimilar troubles
Madison Parker. Concord, VT
i Lad been troubled for some time with an eruption
Of The skin which, induced to try Ayers sarsa-
yarill.. deEed all efforts 70 cure After taking iva
bottles Of this medicine the eruption began dissp
and with the third bottle it left me entirely"
Louis Degephardt 125 Summer ave-. Brooklyn. n. Z,
Traveller for G. H. Buck Co.. Ithosraphsrs. LAG
Centre 81 S9S York.
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Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to George W. Landon and
Rebecca Norwood Williams; Joseph Malloy
and Catherine Nelson Hance; Henry Gray and
Sophie Robert; Edgar West and Martha Norris.
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The Buenos Ayres Panic subsiding.

= BuESos AYREs, July 1.-THE financial panic
here is subsiding. The premium on gold fell
~ per cent today and at the close was quoted
Ut 1877 per cent
MoSTEyrpEo, July blank notes closed to-
day at 20 per cent discount after reaching 80
per ocnt discount. The president has declined
70 accept the resignation Of the minister Of
finance.
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Julia johnson, colored woman employed ut
No. 100 street northwest as chambermaid,
was arrested today by Messrs. Horne and
Mahon, charged with the larceny OF S41 from
Joseph Morrison, one of the dodgers in the
house, about week ago. She was locked I'D
at the 9th precinct station, and the officers re-
covered Gal and lot OF clothing she had bought.
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A Home Ruler Dead.

LONDON, July 12.-Mr. David Hugh, men,
Der OF the house of commons for the eastern
division Of Carma- thenshire is dead. He was
q liberal and fav ored home rule for Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

NEW TRxAsuRY OFFIc1AL-Under the new
Legislative bill the Office Of the chief clerk of
the bureau Of the controller Of thu currency has
been established and the salary fixed at q. 500
per annum. Secretary Window has appointed
Hopkins J. Hanford 10 the new office. The
bill simply iegalises Mr.. Hanford's title, for he
has been acting a. chief clerk and drawing tho
same salary ever since his appointment in the
controllers Office . year ago.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TbleglamS 10 The Star.
ONLY A BRASS BAND.
An Indianapolis Woman's Last Reques,
Compiled With.

CHICAGO, July IA dispatch from Indian
apolis Ind, says: Mrs Ernest Prentice died
Wednesday. Her last request was that there
she desired was a brass band. She died of con-
sumption and was perfectly sane. Yesterday
she was buried The body Of the dead woman
was laid out in a neat coffin in the front room
Of the house. The mourners gathered about
full brass band was stationed in the yard.
After the coffin had been closed and lifted in
the hands of the pail bearers the brass band
played Nearer, Ny God, to Thee
The pail bearers moved slowly from the
house and out to the hearse, the last note of
the sacred air dying away as the coffin was
pushed inside the wagon of death and the
doors closed. Then the band took up its posi-
ton in front Of the hearse, the procession was
formed and to the music of doleful dirge the
body was taken to the cemetery. A solemn
piece of sacred music was played as the coffin
was removed from the hearse and deposited
in the vault There was no prayer, no remarks
by pastor only the music of a brass band.
An Orange Parade and No Heads Broken
New York, July l2-The Orangemen had q
splendid parade here today and wound up with
a picnic at Jones' Wood, and there was no
semblance Of disturbance. None was expected,
but since the memorable riot of II the police
take no chances. There were 1880 men in
which, Nos. Is. 49, 43 and Al, were from Phiia-
deiphia and one from Brooklyn. Grand Mar
shall David Graham and fourteen aides led the
parade, which was nearly half a mile in
length. yellow seemed to be the prevailing
color today.
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COMPETITIVE TRIAL OF ARxoR PLArHs.-A
board, consisting of Rear Admiral Kimberly,
Capt. Matthews, Commander W. r. Bridgman,
Lieut. Commander Maynard, Lieuts. Meirs.
Switzerland and Fletcher and Ensigns Aiger
and Alderman, was today appointed to conduct
Q competitive trial OF armor plates at Annapolis
August Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

A London cablegram says that Q syndicste
has been formed there with capital Of $780,
900 70 acquire possession of ham and pork cur
jng houses IL Chicago and NebraskA
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Slavin and McAulifTe to Fight.
LONDON, July 12.-On Monday articles for
fight will be signed by slavin and McAuliffe,
prize fighters
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store closes at pm. during July and August ex-
cept saturdays
UNLIMITED Success ATTEND
OUR DAILY EFFORTS.
FROM THE DAWN OF DAY TILL THE DARK OF
NIGHT THE GREAT AND LIVE STORE
Is FILLED WITH cUsToMERa

From daily letters receive from Mr. G. Lanshurgh.
who is Cow INSPECTING the various mercantile markets
Of EurePe his iDeessant instructions to close out
onr4tock, and we obeyin, with vim unsquaied
-betore We making telling reductions merchan-
Else all the store. there is article left I'M
touched.
20 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL OUR
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
This includes every thing in that Department. moth
ing held splendid opportunity for house.
KEEPERS to buy something here and there to fill up
their houses
10 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL THE RE-
MAINDEE CT our La Par<ienne SUITS for Ladies'
These the suits that created such furore with
1t 81 %. s32j. 1915 and 81.
Jast think of Ready made Stockinette Suits well
made. nicely trimmed. for that money and then an
other reduction Of 10 per cent?
Only few left; viii you be Of the lucky ones?
PkRAsoLs SOLD BELOW THEIR COST.
AL f4rasols between Ell ard Q so IN price now
AL Parasols between So and % In price now
sles
Bug one now. In you do not particular need
would be sensible lay aside until next season
l"5 DOZEN GENrs HOSE. Isc
These the regulation a5c. Hose and the assort-
Ient as good as wheu hrst bought them.
4 SPLENDID REDUCTION IN LADIES' AND
CHILDRENs HOSIERY.
ONE LOT OF LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFs, Sc.
Some sold for Sc. Some for I2]Ic. Some for Toe
oNE LOT OF GENTS TIES. MARKED FOR SOC
These sold from :55c. each to SOC
loo YARDS OF WHITE GOODS, now G14c,
were l@<e per yard consisting Of different kinds Of
White Goods suitable for Ladies' and Childrsu's
Dresses, Aprons and Wrappers
ASOUt 200 yards Ioft Of that FIGURED CANVAS
WILL BE SOLD IoR lSc. Per yard; cur price was
Soc.
ONE LOT OF THE BHST FIGURED BArisTE,
40 INCHES WIDE. to be sold in dress lengths at
81 y- aud short lengths at DC Per yard usually
sold At &c. per yard,
40 rIECEs LACE-sTRIPE CRINKLRD SEER
sUcAEEs. with stripes of different eolors, reduced
f.Om l2'se. 10 &C. per yard.
Thus, you ace. striving hard TO dispose
ant raiieiy. to, Of our summer merchandise. The
opportunity you to save money and II you
sre economically iaclned your time 10 prove IT,
Mail orders carefully Filed.
stOse delightfully."- COOL Wade 30 by our patent cool.
ing :gns. No annoyance Suffered while shopping.
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The Squadron Sails,

PORTLAND, Me-, July RUSS Baltimore
Dolphin and Petrol sailed for Bath ct 1915
am.
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ROME. July liable Mesmer has started for
Washington. d. c.. to assume the place in the
Catholic University in that city which he ID 10