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NOT DOLLAR n TEE BOX OFFICE.
can beat the record made BY Mr.. BROOKS IN
his correspondence from New York. The Psrh
Thsater, he says, elossd with dollar taken in at
ths boz odace. vas one OF . very select audi
sncs 81 the Natiesal Thsassr when even that
dollar had not been paid in, bat those patrons
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on. Lost. | Per c.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Henry Pedefious to F. P. Reside, lots IL and
~, 50. 1Os6; 52,34s.20. James r. Lunt to Sarah
E. Churchill sub q, SO. 3a9; s.. W. C. Low
ell to W. II. Dunn. sub 50, 50. IS; $685. So
S. McNamee to Thos Mcnamara, sub SO, SO.
SIC; 5. Margaret Malone to same, do; s..
b. W. Mister to L. H. Darling, lots to 10, So.
1887; 1880. J. r. Brewer ct al. to ]. r.
Brewer ct al, same property; s.. c. Cess
ford to c. Dietz, sub 60. SO. s05; 3,10O Rosa
Lee to III. Walter, sub "a, So 900; e, 500.
Edmonia Semmes to NJ. j. Stern, sub ILL., Long
Meadows; 1925. Jennie W. Holtzman to
Parker Morton, part sub l, block 4, and parts 8
and 2. block al, Efingham; $4,000. Emma NJ
Gillett to James ID. BERN, sub "a. block 8. lie
DroIt Park; Sl,s7S.G6. Ii. IL. Newman to John
NJ. Henderson,; parts 10 and IL, SO. 345; g T.
II. Brooks ct al. to Alice A. Ste wart. sub 49, So
6l7, >. Caroline G. Acker to II. f. Roh subs
50 to So, So 1908; g. C. Early to Harrie.te
j. Ear.y, u interest in part 10, so. 81; 1000.
John NJ. Henderson to Jeanette 8. Sharrer.
parts 10 and IL, SO. 345; 8. Vesta j. Whiting
to Antoinette Margo, lot IL, block II, Brook
land; ESQ. c. A. McEuen to +. d. Bond, / to
ss, block /, and 1 to IS, block 2, Grant Park
g. q. Lauer to W. Smith, part Foxall; 81, 200.
W. Scherger to s. A. Kent pit. 50. 800; g.
Addie s. Reed to p. Pusifer, lot Is, blk q,
Columbia Heights; g.
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Bold Robbery Of a Lady.

daring robbery was committed in the Agri-
cultural grounds yesterday afternoon between
and O'Clock. The victim was Miss Alice
Stellemeyer. who resides near 18th and M
streets. She was walking through the grounds
near the lake when q rough-looking colored
boy approached her and grabbed from her
hand a book and her purse. He threw the book
into the Lake and then proceeded to examine
the contents Of the purse. He took therefrom
IS note, and after returning the empty purse
to the lady fed Miss Stellemeyer reported
the affair to the police and the result was that
a number of colored boys were arrested and
locked up ON SUSPICION
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SCENE IN THE POLICE COURT.
Prosecuting Attorney Dumont and Law
yer Hewlett Exchange Compliments.

William Posey, colored resident Of Free
man's alley, was prisoner before Judge Miller
this morning, charged with being "vag."
Policemen Carson, Daley and Ferguson gave
evidence against the defendant and his counsel,
Lawyer Hewlett, examined them. After the
evidence was all in and counsel had argued the
matter the court again questioned one Of the
officers and was followed by Mr.. Hewlett. Mr..
Dumont objected 10 counsel asking the witness
questions at that time, and words passed be-
tween the lawyers. Mr.. Hewlett told Prescott
ing Attorney Dumont that he Dumon) was
not running the court whereupon the latter
repeated that he was running part of il.
You are not dealing with John Moss or Mr.
Kicks now" said Mr. Hewlett
But I'll deal with you so fast presently that
I'll make your head swim" added Mr. Dumont.
The court told counsel to finish the case,
which was done, and Posey was given thirty
days.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
NAMES OF STREETS IN LIE pRorr PARK

oo Aa les; OF sIRsErs IN LIE pRoIr PARK;
eon,e sine ago MSssrs. a. u. Barber q Co.,
IN IN . ie.'er 70 aae commissioners, requested
that the names OF certain streets in LIE Droit
IMA 10 cnanSeu W CONFORM WIN the city
sueets. TOT instance, ne asked that LIE Droit
avenue DC changed 70 "a street, Hardwood
avenue TO 80 street, Linden avenue to 4th
street, Larch avenue to 5th street, Juniper
street He said in his letter that LIE Droit
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CASH BARGAINS.

BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLE FIGURED CHALLIEs,
3, 10. l:1xc
INDIA LINENS. auction bargains. 8, 10, 1olsc.
VERY BLST QUALITY FRUIT OF The LOOM
BLkAChED COTTON, yard vice. She.
CHINA SILKS, beautiful new styles 371S. soc
IMMENSE ASSOR1 NENr OF FIGURED LAWNS.
5, 8, ~. 121fc. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS
VERY FINEST QUALITY LoNSDALE CAMBRIC.
yard wide, DC.
COLoRED SuRAH SILKS, 39c.
SILK M0HAIR BRILLLAN1INES. excellent quail
ity, special cash bargain. Pc.
HENRIETTA ENGLISH CASHMERES, wide double
width, excellent quality, all colors, cash bargain poe
sHEETlNG COTTON, immense double width, ex-
cellent quality. Zoe
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and half
wide, pure wool, only Soc
HENRIETTA FRENCH CASHMERE SERGE nearly
yard and half wide pure WOOL SOC real vllue, DC.
SlLh MOHAIR BRlLLIANi INES. nearly yard and
acuarter WIDE srecial cash bargain, 45c.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF BLANKETS
LADIES' BALBRIGGAN ENGLI H STOCKINGS,
three pairs for oOc, cheap at 25c. apair.
CAKTER'S CASH STORE
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 7TH ST
A CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF as
ENTITIES THE PURCHASER 10 ONE OF OUR
VALUABLE PRESENTS iy23
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Visitors to the City Arrested.

Two young men giving their names as Chas.
II. Jobst and Edmund H. Fritz were among the
prisoners in the Police Court this morning.
They were charged with being suspicious per-
sons and Fritz was also charged with carrying
a pistol Policeman Galway appeared as the
prosecuting witness and he told the court how
he arrested the defendants on complaint of
some one who said that they were acting sus-
piciously. The Officer said no had conversed
with the men and he was satisfied that they
of the story. Jobst said he was . school teacher
IN Nemours, Pa. and Fritz lives in the came
town. According to their story they have VS.
tied Atlantic City. Philadelphis and other
places and were soon 10 start for home They
made their statements in such . straightfor-
ward manner that the court could do nothing
but believe them and they were acquitted
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The Indiana Republicans.

The Indiana Republican Club held largely
attended meeting at GAR Hall last evening
to discuss the provisions Of the new Indiana
registry law and to ascertain what could be done
toget large number of voters to return home
to register. Addresses were made by Hon. ]. C.
CLANCY, assistant attorney general; Recorder
Townsend of the Land Office; Hon. j. W.
Covert, Maj. L. p. Williams, John X. Leonard,
E. J. Halford and others. After considerable
discussion of the situation Mr.. CLANCY offered
resolution. which was unanimously adopted.
expressing the sense of the club, that all the
government employees from Indiana who shall
not be borne ON the tax duplicate in the coun-
ties where they reside snail go home to register
before the 4th day of August next, and that
each person who may have been assured in the
counties shall immc diately take measures to as
certain the actual fact of his name on the tax
duplicate, and TO procure his certificates from
the auditor of his COUNTY"
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ALopEC1A. FAILING Ham.
HEAD A PITIABLE SIGHT. HAIR CAME OUT IN
FINGERFULs. CURED BY cUTICURA
REMEDIES

In November, 1855, there came bald spot on the
back OF my head In January. 1889. this commenced
to grow larger and other spots came until the back
OF my head almost destitute of hair Ny head
pitisble sight, the hair out by the fingerfuls
and seemed entirely dead consulted your book.
How to Cure skin Diseases" and found that hsd
Alopeca." Immediately began the use of the curt
CURA REMEDIES. The hair stopped falling out
but at first despsired of having any hair
persevered in the Of the CUTICURA RENE
DIS, however. and in three months time light,
downy growth OF hair came out, which turned dark
and became coarse. Now my head 10 entirely well and
covered with hair.
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FoR CASH OsLy.

CLOSING PRICES ON SUMNER LAP SPREADS
LINEN-PLAIN AND STRIPED ANppLAID.
Regular prices-75c. sI25 sI5O 900
Closing prices-0Ic. "a Sl.l2 Sl5U
MONTE CLOTH-PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED,
Regular priccs-sl.00 sl.25 also s2.25 $500
Closing prices .75 "a sll2 sl69 S3.5
LIGHT-WEIGHT PLAIN CLOTHS, IN GREEN
BROWN, BLUE, WINE AND IAN COLORS.
sl:50 $50 1925 $500 $500 $3.50 $500
Closing prices
sll2 slS7 s2.44 $500 1915 s5.6s SO 90
Closing prices SUMMER HORSE SHEETS
These eoo4s are mostly made OF Pure Russian Linen,
PLAIN. Plaid and Checks.
Regular prices
Csc. "a SLIP $3.50 sco1 se.44 $500
1t will to buy these goods TO carry over to
next season. Every piece must be sold.
CLOSING PRICES ON HORSE FLY NETS.
FINE CALF SKIN, IN Russell AND BLACK
REGULAR prices-s4.50 $3.50 81 as and 1928
Closing prices-S337 S2.67 S2.07 and 81 90
FINE KIP LEATHER NETS,
Regular prices-s3 90 s275 1926 Ais
Closing lrices-S2.25 s2.U7 Sl.69 Si3I
IMITATION LEATHER NETS, SPLENDID VALUE
Regular prices-S20Q SlT5 SI2o 95c.
Closing urlces-sl.50 Sl.3l 80 zoe.
6 COTTON-MESH NETS-CLOSING PRICE SOC.
EVERY NET MUST BE SOLD.
ToPHAArS TRUNK MANDATORY
jylS-eoot 1921 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
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Col. MoPrOw's Funeral.

The funeral services over the remains of Col.
Thomas G. Morrow were held yesterday at
the late residence Of the deceased, 1884 Wal
ZACH place. There was large attendance of
friends and acquaintance. The services we're
conducted by Rev. Dr. De Shields,
pastor Of Mt Zion Methodist Church.
At the close Of the services the remains were
conveyed to Arlington for interment. The
pail bearers were as follows: Gen ]. III. Sy-
pher. Col John II. Thompson. Col c. c. Nor
row, Col. Jack Brown, Maj. Frank Strong and
VIM Lemon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
CONDENSED LOCALS.

In the Equity Court. Judge Hagner, yester-
day decree WAS passed changing the names
of Henrietta p. and W. L. Fox to the name of
Carr taken by their mother under a decree of
divorce from VI. Il. Fox.
A dead body was found on vacant lot by
Ofhcer Wright of the eighth precinct yesterday
Mr.. John 5. Cooper. o recent graduate of the
High School, has gone to The Bluffs" Mount
Desert Ferry, Me-, to accept position as
clerk
William II. Charlton was fined SIS by Judge
Miller yesterday for trespassIng on the mall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
ANACOSTIA.

ENcAMPED NEAR PINEY PoINT.-The boy
choir OF Emanuel Episcopal Church, accom-
panied by Rev. and Mrs. Davenport and daugh-
tiers, is encamped near Piney Point Among
those IN the party are Maurice Arnold, Warren
Tolson, Ed. Frisbie. Charles Frisbie. Clark
Frisbie, Irwin Lyles, Ed. Kelly and Bert Thor
nette. They expect to return this week.
WILL Go SOUTH TO LIvE.-Mr. J. S. Reagan.
postmaster here under the recent administra-
ton, has just returned from Asheville &C.,
where he went four months ago for his health
He is quite himself again, and is so well pleased
with tie country that he will go back in few
weeks to engage in business there.
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Funeral of Louis waIdecker

The funeral of Mr.. Louis waldecker, which
took place yesterday from his late residence,
Ala NJ street northwest, was largely attended.
Rev. John Mueller of the Concordia Church
dictated. At the grave in Glenwood ceme-
terry the members of the Sengerbund sang
two songs, which we're favorites of the de-
ceased The pail bearers were Messrs Martin
Altsehuh, Ferdinand knoOp, ID. A. Dennison,
Werner Koch, Charles Dismer and Joseph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
A Virginia Republican Association.

Republican voters from the first Virginia dis
trict residing in this city at meeting last
night formed an organization to be known as
the T. H. b. Browne Club. The following Off
GERS were elected: Caleb l. Taylor of Oman
cock. Va, president; Mr.. Beckett OF EastviIle
vice president; John Jackson of Port ROYAL
secretary; John D. Sneed of Sunayville treas
urer; John Gaskins of Sunayvile, chaplain
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ESQ AND IS. Trousers to order
EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E.

RECKLEssNEss WREcKs.-Whether it be an
estate of law or houses or the possession of
good health reckessness will soon wreck either
and make a ruin. False habits of life. alco-
holIc e1cesses the abuse of tobacco and i'm
prudence in eating and drinking are sure
means of undermining the constitution.
Against such contingencies provide by living
right and using DIR. Henloy's Celery. Beef and
Iron, the great tonic and invigorant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
Races at Bennings.

Next Wednesday afternoon there will be
three races at the Bennings race track. The
first will be trotting race for horses of the
2i5 class for purse of 500; the second for
2:35 horses for similar sum, and the third
running race for purse of 500, of which
S25 to the second horse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
Asking for a Labor Day,

The Federation of Labor at a meeting last
night considered and adopted petition to the
Speaker of the House asking to have a day set
apart for the consideration of labor measures
in the House.
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C.M MANNING. sunsburg. NC.
LITTLE BABY's SKIN CURED.

When my baby was about one month old a skin dis
ease made its appearance his forehead. and con-
nnued growing until it covered nearly his
whole body. physician pronouncedit eczema, and
first prescribed POTASSIUM and afterward a solution of
arsenic, but no good results followed 1 purchased
your CUTICURA REMEDIES, and the first lot took
away almost entirely ali signs OF eczema The second
lot removed all signs of the disease, aud the child is
now perfectly well and has fine skin. I thank you
most heartily for the cure Of my child.
j. ID. CALLAHAN, Magrud or, NC.
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CASH Or CREDIT.

We will sell you q Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, pieces, FOR Sl7
cash or lis credit.
We will sell you q 7-piece PARLOR SUITE. solid
walnut frames upholstered in the best hair CLOTH for
SIS cash or $50 on credit
We will sell you a 7-piece PARLOR SUITE, solid
walnut frames, upholstered in plush. combination
colors, for t2S cash $50 credit.
We will sell you good WIRE-WOVEN BED SPRING
for $2.25 cash or 81 80 on credit.
We will sell You good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
fer 6Oc per yard cash or Csc per yard on credit.
We will sell you q good INGRAM CARPET for 35c.
Per yard cash or Acc per yard on credit
We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free Of Cost and do
not charge Tor the waste i'll matching figures.
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTINGS AND OIL
CLOTHS on Credit at advance VI cents per yard
on the lowest cash price,
EASY WEEKLY MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
all credit sales. and notes required
CASH DISCOUNT allowed all accounts settled in
81 days
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Injured by the Fall of a Scafrold

VIM. Cunningham while engaged in painting
the house Of MIR. Thornton at Mount Pleasant yes
terday afternoon, was badly injured about the
head and shoulders. The scaffold on which he
was at work gave way and he fell distance of
about twenty-five feet, striking on his head
and shoulders Officer Rhodes removed him
to his home, It'll street and Whitney avenue.
where he was attended by DR.. Miller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUdH's.-Lamont Opera Company in
PIRATES of Penzance."
CASINO CLUB.-Grand Concert.
MARSHALL HAIL.-Sons of Jonadab Excur-
sion
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RIVER VIEW
SEASON OF 1890.
THE coSEY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
RkSoRIs COMBINED.

The new. swift and popular steamer SAMUEL. J.
PENIZ will make regular excursions this fayori;s
resort Is follows:
sUNDAIS-Leaving wharf foot OF 9Th st. al 10 30
Am. 8: 10 and ) 30 p Returning at z. 8 and 80
pm Tickets. 25c
"EDNESDAls-Threet trips. leaving at o:45 am
and :45 and o As pm. Returning I. and II 80
pm. Tickets 25c
Family excursions every SATURDAY. Leave at
3; 40 m. and AS pm. Returning / and q 80
pm. Fare round trip, Toe
SATURDAY EVENING tr1ps at 6:45. returning at
III 30 p.m Round trip. PC.
The only excursion grounds lighted by electricity.
The best meals furnished the Potomac River or
snywh re else for soc No ob9ectionable parties al
lowed ON boat or grounds.
y2 L. s. RANDALL. Proprietor.
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No LONGER A LuxURY-A flannel shirt is q
necessity-but no need to pay fancy prices
when our e. % shirts are down to S1.45. and
our sl.75 and Sl.50 grades go for 81. FRANC
Il SoS, One Price, cor. 9TH and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

DREADFULLY CUT.-Grasty's two stores, 1910
II 7th ST. NV, in great confusion on account Of
cut prices IN mating and refrigeratora
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23
ADJUSTMENTS.

Buy Your Coal OF J. MAuRY DOVE Onl-
highest grades Of family coal handled. iyl5-tf
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Columbia Council, National Union.

Columbia Council. National Union, was or
ganized last evening by the election Of the fol-
lowing officers: President, James W. White;
vice president, W. W. Maloney; speaker, J. NJ.
Craig; ex.presldent. ID. W. Landvoigt; secre-
tary. Charles W. Otis; financial secretary, II. @.
Espey; treasurer, George Fordham: usher. III
A Gilbert; chaplain, William ChedaIl; SER
geant-at-arms. John Tatfs; door keeper. W.
L. Reilly; trustees, p J. Byrne, II. X. Collins
and {. ID. Parsons; delegates to cabinet, w. ].
simmons, A. l.. Wood and ii. o. Simons.
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CITY ITEMS

1 Don't Ask You 10 believe any statement
i cannot prove. Bed Springs, CSC: Tumblery.
lSc.; Nice Oak Side Board. Sl2 50. &c.
GRAsTY's Two STORES,
Everything for cash. ljy2sl l5lo-l2 eth ct nv.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

DIG BOTTLE VIRGINIA CLARET 25c D BOTS
ID 81; Best Creamery butter. 25c Ter H.: / bot
lioIn made Blackb Try Wine, 25c.; boxes sardnes,
2oS-; big box ustArd Zoe; Quart Bottle
sweet Catawba Wee, 25c. Big Bottle Whisky, ..5c.
yll-lm' O'HAkE'S. l245 9Th st.n.w
4 UTZ BROS CELEBRATED PICKLES AND Ia
IL bile sauce of all kinds be had bottles Kegs or
barrels by applying their sole agents, A. DEPIEk
Sun, SlS TO SO An ST. myI7-.ln
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Razors Honed Free. 477 Pa. ave. II.

Change Of Life. Backache. Monthly Irree-
ularities, Hot Flashes are cured by DR. Mis-,
Nervine. Free samples at
EDWARD p MkRrz's INA Est
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FOUR SUFFOCATED,
Caught by a Fire in Tenement House
I'm Cincinnati.

At 1890 o'clock last night two alarms called
the fremen Of Cincinnati to Broadway and
Front streets, where a four-story tenement
house was in flames The following were suf-
located: Solomon Menskiki, Mrs. Menskiki,
Era Menskiki. twelve years old. and Aaron
Menskiki, seven years old The bodies of the
dead were taken from the second-story WIN
dows but they were beyond aid. Geo. Hecks-
well, Eva Mesa and Mary Kazemeyer were
badly burned, and were taken to the hospital
Or thirty occupants OF the building twenty
three escaped by the root.
AT Oakland, Md, there was considerable frost
visible yesterday morning. Fires and overcoats
were in general use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

ONLY ONE ATLANTIC CITY, and now is the
time to visit it. Special express train leaves
Baltimore and Ohio depot Saturday, July 26, at
4 pm. Round trip 81. 50, good three days =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

S3 a gal, 75c. qt bottle, No. Rye Whisky.
Best in the world for the money.
ml3-w&s-u MCGEE's, 6S7 ID near 9TH NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

4e7 Penn. ave-. adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and satchsls Of best make At Low prices.
ap6
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. Soc; SOAP.
25c. RESOLVENT, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
SSend for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages,
so illustrations and 90 testimonials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Do you wish to be healthy and strong? q.
Then try the great appetizer, A. b. &. Tonic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

Miss Nellie Chiseldine, who lives at 42l 9th
street southwest and who is employed at the
Dexter steam laundry 10Th and C streets north
vest, met with painful accident yesterday
afternoon She was engaged at the ironing
machine when her left hand was caught in
the machinery and badly crushed and burned
She was sent to the Emergency Hospital and
attended by DIR. Ellyson and was afterward
transferred 10 Providence Hospital.
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ID RI g o o D s.

Rest side-band Ginghsms reduced TO 1Oc
Satines reduced irUm lSA to SC.
Outing Shirts for Men. reduced from so to SOC.
Outing SHIRTS Tor Men, reduced from 40 70 2ec.
Cent? Laundrlsd shirts, 4Sc.
Ladies' shirt Waists, SO and SOC.
Canton Flannrl &c.
ZyIonite Collar, 15c Cuff, Soc
vi have all tho leading makes Of Corpets IN stock
Boys Outing shirts. reduced TO 23c.
CLOSING out Remnants very cheap.
Clarkk o. Mt. spool Cotton. A2I<c
Pms, IA rows for lie.
fiIk shirt Lacers. IN all colors SC.
Pillow Case Cotton 10c.
Closing out Parasols less than cost.
We have an Unlaundried shirt for Soc yurfh re
Rand. McNalley Co.'S Atlas Of the World givep TO
cash purchasers Cali and examine it. Ada worth
$40.
]. a IowNKR.
ZIG 13le 7th o. ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-23

LIGHrSINa RoDs; burglar alarms. Telephone
call 1928. j. II. KUEHLING.
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When druggists get over-stocked in a GER
tain medicine they try to palm Ii of at every
opportunity. Do not allow them to give YOU
sything else in place Of 'Bromodine" head
ache powders, for they have no equal 25c.-
Adpk
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SPECLALTIES.

NERS DR. MULLER CAN BE CONSULTED AND
MI treats iy all Female Conplsints frouu
whatever cause, at her residence, SUN I 81 nv.
Offiee hours ] TO Pm. yl2-lms
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CUTICURA REsoLvENT,

the new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest Of Humor
r. NEEDLES. internally clesnses the blood Of all i'm
purities an poisonous elements, while CUTICURA
the great skin Cure. aud CUrICURA SOAP. an ex-
duiste Skin Purifier and Beautiier, externally. clear
the skin Of every Of disease Hence the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES cure every species of itching, burn
Ing scsly and pmpy diseases and humors of the skim
scalp and blood with loss of hair from infancy
from pimples to scrofula.