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MoHA1Rs. CHA111Es. LAWNS.

SLhS, NELNETS, CASHMERES
VERY FINEST QUALITY LONSDALE CAMBRIA,
yard wide, 10c.
INDIA CHALLIES. immense assortment of new
styles, q, 10, l21&c
SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES, Old Rose. Elec.
tric Blue Steel Gray and Tan, reduced cash price &C.
CHINA SILKS immense assortment Of new styles,
80, 40, 80, 5Sc
HENRIETTA ENGLISH CASHMERES, immense
assortment OF new shades, wide double width, 25c.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GINGHAMS. immense a.
sorimtnt OF new styles. 10. l2k, 49, 10, Poe.
BLACK SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES ex-
celIent quallty, wide double fod, 70 81, 371fc.
VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM
COTTON yard wide. SIC.
HANDSOME SATTtLNS. immense assortment OF
new styles, l213. -, lS 20 Poe.
COLORED SURAH SILKS, 30, 45 Soc
HENRIETTA CASHMERE SERGES elegant French
dress goods, nearly yard and half WIDE all pure WOOL
special cash bar GAM SOC.
EXCELLENT QUALITY sHEETING COTTON
immense double width, POE
SILK MOHAlR BRlLLIANTINES. nearly yard and
aQuarter wide real value oOc. reduced 3yc.
CARRIERS CASH STORE
III MARKET SPACE NEAR 7THST
CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF Al
ENTITIES THE PURCHASER TO ONE OF QUE
VALUABLE PRESENTS ,eo
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Admitted to the Normal School.

Last Saturday morning eighty of the young
women Of the graduating class at the High
School took part in a competitive examination
for places in the Normal School, There are
only forty needed in the Normal school, how
ever, and the following Is the list of the sue
cessful ones in the order Of their standing:
Florence A. Stidham, Agnes NJ. Mcknight.
Daisy A. Williams, Margaret j.. Sherman. Mary
Z. Shipman, Minna l.. Heinrichs. Maud E. GAR
ner, Jennie NJ. O'Dwyer, Maud Watson, Elsie E.
Troutman, Elizabeth 4. Schutt, Marie A. Kuh-
mel, Eveline +. Breed. Marjorie +. Warner,
Sophia c. RobinsUn, Catherine W. Koontz
Edith l.. Swartwout,' Helen Z. Stockbridge,
Mary Z. Hedrick, Emma Mueden, Minnie Har-
per, Clara s. Bremerman, Flora Ulke, Ellen ].
Durham. Elizabeth L. Erb, Bella b. Banks,
Mae ID. Jack, Laura v. Thorn, Christine f.
Carrothers, Laura G. Test, Kate Brewer. Annie
X. Roller, Edna ID. Town, Ada NJ. Harrington,
Masie NJ. Gardner, Blanche L. Pulizzi Lille
I. Bailey, Blandins L. Lutz, Lesca Pollock
and Ada E. Snyder.
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THE COLUMBIA ATHLETES
Entries for the Field and Track Contests
Tomorrow.

The Columbia Athletic Clubs field and track
contests will take place tomorrow at 4 O'Clock
on Analostan Island. The list of entries for
the various contests is as follows:
100 yards-W. A. Hungerford. J. B. Rodgers,
W. b. Haggart, C. C. Billings, p. G. Mclean,
E. T. Perkins, J. C. Irwin, II. NJ. Dickinson, Ii.
NJ. Earle. H. J. Clark, J. r. Elder, James
Springman, ]. b. Elliott, $. j. King, o. S.
King, W. b. Hibbs, Alex. Britton, j. n Carl
ton, H. d. Corcoran.
220 yards-H. NJ. Dickinson, H. ]. Clark, J..
r. Elder, j. B. Elliott S. J. King, ". B. Hibbs,
Alex. Britton, C. S. King, J. N. Carlton, H. D.
Corcoran.
j. II. Elder, S. j. King, W. b. Hibbs, Alex.
Britton.
One-mile run-W. J. Bolway, ]. NJ. Kenyon.
j. r.. Elder, n. Simmons, j. W. Carlton, l.. L.
Harlan, G. p. Macias.
120-yard hurdle-W. B. Hoggatt, c. C. Bill
lings, E: I. Perkins, J. c: Irwin. II. NJ. Dickin-
son. II. NJ. Earle. Alex. Britton, J. N. Carlton.
Running broad jumps. L. Lewis, W. B.
Hoggatt, 5. ]. King. W. b. Hibbs.
Running high jump. L. Perkins, j. C..
Irwin. II. NJ. Dickinson, II. NJ. Earle, Fred
Thompson, Will Frye. J. n. Carlton.
Throwing 16-pOund hammer. G. Irwin, H.
NJ. Dickinson, c. G.. Sloan, J. Rainier, c. W.
Johnson, J. Merritt.
Putting 16-pound shot-E. T. Perkins, ]. C.
Irwin, II. NJ. Dickinson. C. q. Sloan. j. Rainier,
G. W. johnson, j. Merritt, James Green, s. j.
King.
Pole vault-George Brock, C. c. Billings, H.
NJ. Wilson, II. NJ. Earle, r. j. Beall, ]. N. Carl
ton.
Novice bicycle race, one mile-W. A. Hunger
ford, J. ". Mitchell. g. p. Macias, A. ID. Oar
rell. Lee Mosher, James Sprigman.
Two-mile bicycle race-W. Z. Crist, L. j.
Barber, Phil Brown, ]. W. Mitchell.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Ed
Temple to G. E. Fleming, property under deed
of April 25, 1884; g. G. E. Fleming to E.
Temple ct al. same property; 5. Mary E.
Lucas to n. NJ. Mclaughlin. lot IL, blk. II,
Brookland; $780, C. II. Tickling to G. w.
Douglass. pit. Z, b. and HIS add. to WV.
Sl.S50. q. Truesdell to John Morrison, lot 49,
South Grounds Columbian University; $780,
John o. Crown to James Fortune. pit 49, So.
5l3; $4,000. Catharine L. Beale to b. ii. John
ston, pit ~, So. 1879: 8. Same to J. l. Stod
dard, do; 8. W. W. Goddard exr, to b.
Robinson. pit. 6, SO. 343; $. b. Robinson to
w. w. Goddard same property: g
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MorHERs VINO LOVE

their children who take pride in their beauty purity
and health, and in bestowing upon them a cnlld's
greatest inheritance, skin without blemish. and
body nourished by pure blood should to make
trial of the CUTiCURA REMEDIES, the purest, best
and most economical cure for all humors Of the skim
scalp and blood. z
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REDEEM Ir.

REDEEM II.
Redeem what you have lost by not giving US your
trade sooner.
GET BACK
Some Of your hard-earned dollars. Don't be foolish
always There is a tide in the affairs Of men which
taken at the food" leads on
TO PROSPERITY.
you want to take the road which leads to it come
right now. BE wise and call to display Of
PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS,
Strictly Atwood Silk Facing. serge lined fat bound
AT sI275.
CUTAwAY SUITS.
Eight different styles and textures. strictly Atwood
nobby and neat
SACK SUITS.
Neat mixtures serge lined. double stitch Cd
AT s462
BLUE SACK SUITS
slater's Flannel fadeless color. strictly Atwood
Grand Army regulations. two sets of buttons.
AT $3.50.
SACK SUITS.
Blue Serge. fadeless color. strictly al WOOL serge
lined double stitched.
AT slL6o
PoNGEE COATS AND VESTS,
AT s5.
ALPACA COATs-s1. so 81 as, s2, e250 and O..
New invoice of CHILDREN's PANTS, ages to 13
Year,.
Only few SAILOR SUITS. ages 8 to 10 years,
AT Too. AND u
TEN PKR CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
01NTLENKNs FURNISHING GOODS
se7 AND 0eo 7TH ST. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, Avenus
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
10 Open Saturday until IL pm
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Roasting the Drausbtsmen

To the Editor Of The EvESISG STAR:
Some time ago you criticised the proposed
appropriation of $4,000 for the erection of a
temporary building for the drafting division of
the superintendent architects Office as being
poor economy and suggested that 1t would be
better to expend larger sum to erect proper
building for this Office. You perhaps are not
aware that it is proposed to erect this one-story
building on the plan of hot house in the south
court yard of the Treasury. As the court yard
walls will shut of the light from the side win.
dows Of such a building the light must neces-
sari,y be introduced through glass roof. L,
would be cruel to thus roast or cremate the
poor draughtsmen one OF the GuUIn
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Indiana Editors Co,ninU Here

Ninety members of the Indiana Republican
Editorial Association arrived in Richmond yes
terday. They came from Natural Bridge, where
they spent Wednesday and where they were ad-
dressed by Ex-Governor Lee. They have been
to the White sulphur Springs and 20 today to
Old Point. and they are expected to reach
Washington Sunday morning, where they will
disband. They will stop at the Ebbitt House
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Sons of American Revolution.

The organization of 1.-The Sons of the
American Revolution" have appointed a
committee to prepare program for
the celebration of the 4th of July. 1t is
thought that the precedent will be followed in
all the states. Some thirty states have already
come into line under the title of 1.-The Sons OF
the American Revolution" and the others are
expected to follow
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BREAKING Down.
SERIOUS RESULTS FEARED.

The following is from an employe in the o. g. Gov.
eminent Printing Office:
1.-Two ago was in very bad state Of health
Dyspepsia constipation catarrh and general breaking
down Of the system led me to fear serious results
Several physicians only temporary relief At
length. while visiting my home in Hammonton, n j.
physician. who was also personal friend asked me
II had ever tried any of the Alternatives which re-
Piled No. He then strongly urged me to take Hood's
Sarsalarilla was surprised at this endation
and asked why he should urge the preparation
like this He replied Il do not consider Hoods Sarsa
pariia patent medicine. 1t should be classed among
standard preparations for its real worth followed
his advice and have taken eight bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparilla with what to me a marvellous re-
suit. call myself well again. Dyspepsia constipa-
ton. languor. weakness-mi sery-have disappeared
and feel once more like q man.
THE CATARRH
from which suffered or D years is also cured. Nv
head and throat clear and have the use OF my
natural voice. H. HARRALD. 2Ol st. NV, Washing
ton. ID. c."
If you are in need of good medicine to purify your
blood build strength dyspepsia or create
an appetite, try
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JUNE evenings on the river" See advt
A Quarter MilIion Be.ter

When the Louisiana mouse met Wednesday
the speaker received from Mr.. Isidore Newman.
president OF the New Orleans Stock Exchange.
proposition from Benjamin Newgass of Lon
don, England, offering sl,2 coo yearly for
the same lottery privileges applied for by Mr.
John A. Morris, with the additional tender Of
security for the payment Of the amount an
nually 70 the state.
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Fined for Fast DRIVING.

A colored boy named Richard Boland was
tried in the Police Court this morning for fast
driving. The boy denied the charge and said
that the animal was TOO old to run fast The
evidence, however, was against the boy. and
the court imposed fine Of $40 or thirty days.
Joseph Upper was charged with reckless
driving and he forfeited IS collateral
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919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,

WE HAVE ABOUT TWO HUNDRED
DRESSES OF THOSE FINE SCOTCH GING-
HAMS WHICH WE WILL SELL ON MONDAY
AT THE LOW PRICE OF TWELVE ANDA
HALF CENTS PER YARD
ALSO SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN BLOCK
PLAIDS OF ALL SIZES AND BEAUTIFUL
COLORINGS AT THE Low PRICE OF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD,
ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF BLACK
DRAPERY NETS. WHICH MUST BE SOLD
THEY HAVE ALL BEEN REDUCED FROM
20 TO 30 PER CENT If YOU ARE IN
WANT OF A DRESS OF THIS KIND IT
WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR STOCK.
W. n. SINISTER L SONS,
919 PENN. AVE.
ONE PRICE. jel4
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Rev. w. A. Darlington Ordained.

The ordination Of Rev. W. A. Darlington for
missionary work in the Presbyterian Church
was performed by the Washington city pres
bytery at a special meeting held last evening
at the North Presbyterian Church. Rev. w. s.
Miller preached the sermon and Rev. L. s.
Wynkoop delivered the charge to the pastor
John E. Stuchell was received as a candidate
for the ministry
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A Generous Row.

Little Daniel Connell, the five-year-old son
Of Mr.. ID. Connell, has turned over the con-
tents of his savings bank to the sisters in
charge of the orphans. The amount was suffi-
cient to supply hundred fatherless and
mOtherless little bows with premiums
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The PRoDIeIoUs consumption Of soda water
during the summer season has melted the
greatest rivalry among the soda water manu-
facturers throughout the country. Many of
these fountains are really works of art-some
OF them costing rs much as ten thousand dol
lars. Mr. Edward z. Mertz, the druggist of
this city, has just placed one of these modern
fountains in his establishment and it is said to
be one Of the largest and handsomest in the
United States.
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out Of your life" said High School student to
his companion. Take the summer course nj
Spencerian College and secure promotion. That
Is what l did last year. and father said i,
saved for me years board, clothing and shell
Ter.
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THERE ARE ABOUT Two THOUSAND FoUR
HUNDRED DISEASES and their variations and
when = fellow has rheumatism neuralgia or
govt he feels like he has them all. unless he
has a bottle of DIR. Henleys Celery. Beef and
Iron convenient, IN which case quick relief and
cure is assured.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT.

AIBAUGH's. - Lamont Opera Company in
''The Black Hussar."
''JUSE EVENINGS on THE RIvER."-Steamer
Charles Manchester leaving at $50 sharp for In
dian Head and return.
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20 per cent discount on parasoIs. BRopHEAps

EXCURSION TICKETS sold for Piney Point
Hotel for Saturday. the DIST instant Ctomorrow)
for 80. including one days board and lodging,
for the round trip. This ticket is sold for the
entire season for any one visiting the point
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Could Not Say They Were Soldiers

This morning in the Police Court Michael
Liston, who keeps a saloon on the It'll street
road, was charged on two informations with
selling liquor to soldiers, inmates of Soldiers
Home. Policemen Lynch and Voc gave evil
dence against the defendant, but when ques-
toned by Lawyer Shillington they could not
say that the men were inmates of the home,
except from hearssy. Mr.. Shillington claimed
that the proof did not show that the men
we're soldiers.
Judge Miller sustained counsels point and
the charges were dismissed
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We are positively closing out our entire stock
of shoes. We can supply you with oxford ties,
low button and russetts, all shades, and you can
save fully 20 per cent. j. BROCK, 722 It'll st.
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CITY ITEMS.
Big Slaughter In Clothins

at the corner of 9Th and Z streets For to-
morrow We will sell ali our els. els. sl2 and
slO Suits at So IS; all our IS, S250 and s250
Children's Suits at q. g.; Boys Suits, IA to Is
years. at s275, $3.50 and "a. worth IS and sl0
per suit: Mems Working Pants. 6sc.: Full Dress
rants Sl.62; Mems Seersucker Coats. sac.
Mems Seersucker Vests. l5c.; Gentlemen's Fine
Prince Albert Coat and Vest. s7.75. worth ego.
Having purchased the entire stock from Syndi-
cate Clothing VIC are determined to sell every
dollars worth.
Southeast cor. 9TH and E sts.. Riley Building.
IL II. FRIEpLAxpER
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CLEVELAND hEIGHTs.-An auction sale Of re-
naming lots unsOld IN the above subdivision
will take place Monday next This is one of
the best subdivisions of suburban property in
the District;seasy of access and worthy the at
tention OF our readers
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CHILD's SUITS reduced to S375. EIsEMAN
Bros, 7th and f.
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DRWARSER's and Balls corsets. 95c.; monarch
shirts. &C.; LOnsdale cambria, 1890. at BRoD-
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THE MOUNT VERNON
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT co.
On aud after June I, 1880. the iron and steel
Steamer CHARLES MACALEsTER


will leave her wharf foot Of 9Th street. for Mount
Vernon and Marshall Hall follows;
For MO- Mt kERNON.-Every day Cexcept sunday
a. iO an and 2:3O pm, returning IT and > 80
pm Passengers can remain al Mount Vernon unIl
second boat leaves. If desired. Fare rould trim IN
including admission TO the grounds Er-
CANT cafe O.. the boat. Meals AID lunches served
promptly.
For MARSHALL HALL.-Same ss Mount Vernon
schedule tor week days.
On SUNDAYS at IL am, 80 and pm. returning
at.s. 30 and pm
On Fridays and saturdays, special moonlight e1cur-
slons down the river Indian Head" touching al
Marshall Hall gong and returning. leaving Washing
ton AT o:,jO p. M, reaching city pm
Meals and Lunches at all times Marshall Hall lies
taurant.
hare to Marshall Hall and return % cents on any
trip: children between and ~ years. / ) cents
The popular and reliable Steamer W. ". Corcoran
viii make river landings far down lylnont.
landing II Marshall Hall going and returning leaving
her wharf daily, except sunday, at 10 AM returning
~ pm Round trip. 20 cents.
Sunday trips of the W. W. Corcoran 20 Marshall Hall
Will he announced weekly. Bee advertisements.
For charters OF Steamers Manchester and COrcoran
Tor either Mount Vernon Marshall Hall apply 10
= l. BLAME. Captain. on the steamer. le3
Tor CHAkTER-THE sTEAN YACHT "BELLE
To responsible private parties only. Sleeping
commodatlons for 10 for Tourist Pleasure Par
ties. Especially ntted for Family PARTIES Everything
complete and q nrst-class cook n desired
For further Particulars and terms apply board Of
Yacht at 1th-st whaIf. Or
". r. wATRoUs
m3l-lm $40 a ~ NV
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CONDITION OF TnE WATER.


You Can Now AFFORD to wear silk shirt
We are showing lines from 80 up.
FRANC. One Price. 18th and D..
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Go on THE moonlight excursion June "a, 6
pm Recreation Club on steamer Manchester.
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"OLD VIRGINIA"

ALL-wooL BOYS PANTS, al. Sizes % to 81
inches in seam. EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and Z.
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RECREATION CLUB, steamer Manchester, June
"a, evening.
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Try CASE OF HEUEICH's extra pale
lager. The ARLINGTON BoTTLING Co.,
9th and IL sts NV
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT AN. SATURDAY..
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia fair till Sunday; no change IN tenn
perature. except slightly warmer IN western
Virginia; variable winds.
CONDITION OF TnE WATER
Temperature and condition OF water at
am.-tireat Falls. temperature. 20; condition,
II. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 81. Con-
dition at north connection, %; condition at
south connection, SO. Distributing reservoir.
temperature. ~. Condition at infiuent gate
house 10: condition ut effluent gate house, D.
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ALL-wOoI. BoYs' PANTS. 81. Sizes 81 to 81
inches In seam. EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and Z.
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Mk. ). +. SHANNON, manager OF Blue Noun
tain House, Washington county, Nd, viii be at
Riggs House Saturday. June ri. with diagrams
and plans OF rooms. Will be pleased to give
any information TO those wishing 70 visit that
delightful resort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-20

Fireworks AND FIRECRACKERs at GEORGE j
MUELLER's, wholesale cOnfectiOner, 3l4 Pa ave
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WHEN You have dull, languid feeling use
A B. T.. Tonic.
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HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for s5. Prepared only
by c. I. HOOD Il CO.. Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR l
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FIRING LAMB.

For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef GO to J. II. KELLY, 9Th st. wing, Center
market and n l.. market. 5th and h SITS.
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CHILD's SUITS reduced to S3.75. EIsEMAN
Bros, 9Th and f..
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CARPETS CAMPHORATED and made moth proof
free of charge EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 631- 635 Mass ave. w. Telephone 1852.
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LANsBuRaH & BRo
SHIRT WAISTS SHIRT WAISTS.
We take great pleasure in presenting to our patrons
line Of Shirt Waists, think cannot be e1celIed in
it. workmanship and price, and can confidently assure
our customers that such assortment can be shown
by anyone As we shall display on our second floor
Patrons should purchase this class Of goods until
they have carefully through our line. Is many
Of the novelties in Wash Goods are controlled by us
WASHABLE SHIRT WAISTS.
100 dozen Elegant Shirt Waists plated front and
back. with cuffs in all nobby and decided patterns.
sizes to Is years at 25c.
SO dozen Boys Waists. full plated well SHAPED and
finished, extra quality material in about thirty differ
ent figures at Soc each
Our SOC. Boys Waists like those usually retailed
At Csc. but bought quantity of them at figure,
hence the price. They in neat and pretty pat
terms. Each and every one Q perfect fitting waist,
soc. will be the price.
We cannot fail to make mention Of our All-white
Shirt Waists They are the best obtainable for the
money
We carry them in all styles at
Soc. CSC and SOC.
THE Go-AwAY QUESTION
No trouble to and pack up for the country.
and nothing like the expense. either compared with
formerly.
Everyth ing's at your elbow in the store
For example, a paragon of Ladies' Wraps, such
as the short kind, then Busters and Capes. Sum-
mer Shawls. in Cashmere and Canton Silk Crepe.
some embroidered, and plain. Prices are astonsh-
ingly low indeed. On the first noor are kept every
kind of Hosiery ladies' either foreign or domestic
some really pretty styles. Again. have Silk
Mitts. which essential. They come in all colors
qualities and lengths Tennis Shirts and Belts are un
limited in number.
Have you seen ours' They are nice. and prices
temptingly low
Belts excellent ones at &C.. like those usually sold
at 25c
BATHING OUTFITS are our second floor. such
as toe kings with ndestrucbe cork soles combined
well adapted for bathing purposes. at csc.
In BATHING CAPS we have them in all shapes and
prices.
A chance in Busters for travelling wear Mohair
Busters Newmarket shape bell sleeves perfect fitting
at s5.75.
Finest Silk Mohair in colors al Sizes bell sleeves
$3.50.
Striped and Persian effects in Silk Mohair several
colors, Irish peasant style, all Sizes at SO. So
Our entire stock of Spring Weight Jackets hsve been
marked at greatly reduced prices We think it worth
your looking them over.
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Go ON THE moonlight excursion June "a, 6
pm. Recreation Club on steamer Manchester.
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The BEST AND PUREsr BEER in the market is
Heurieh's extra gale" lager. The ARLINGTON
BoTTLISG Co. Telephone 634-3.
SUITS to order, 500 EIsEMAS Bios, It'll and E..
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Diver vIEw ron 1890.

MAsHINGToNIANs' MOST POPULAR RESORT
The New Excursion Steamer SAMUEL J. PENrz
the Fastest ON the Potomac
SUNDAY, three trips, leaving at 10 30 am Ala
and $3.50 pm. Returning at =. and pm 1ickets
25c
WEDNESDAYS. mmencing June e. three trlrs
leaving at 9:45 am. 40 and q AS pm. Returning
at !. d and IL 80 pm. Tickets pc
Family Days commence SATURDAY, July 5
Dancing Day and Evening ali trips encept Sun.
day At the grounds the largest and finest payilon
south Of New York. Fine Brass Band ON Sunday The
only place the Potomac lighted by lectricity IA
cellent meals furnished on the grounds SOC. This
resort has a hne switchback Railway and all other
popular ADJUSTMENTS. The Steamer will be chartered
OF liberal percentage allowed tickets sold by so-
cieties &C. No objectionable parties allowed on any
OF the above trips. L. B. RANDALL.
ms Prourietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-20

THE DRlNKrNo OF COCOA
in place Of other stimulating table beverages is
fast increasing since Blooker's Dutch Cocoa, q
really pure cocoa, has been introduced-Adut.