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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
HOMEwARD BOUND,
The Prssident Begins His Return to the
East.

The Prssideat Begins His Return to the
East.
TACOMA, VASE, May As the presidential
train was about to leave Seattle last evening a
large crowd at the station set up shouts OF
Speech Speech y and the President made
q few remarks. At Kent q short stop was
was made to enable members of the
G. A. R. post and large number of people
to see the President. short stop was
also made at Puyallup, where, the President
congratulated the people on the prosperous
condition Of the hop crop. The train arrived
at Tacoma at 730. exactly on time. A crowd
gathered about the diningcar and gazed on the
chief msgistrate at dinner until the train
moved of, after n stop Of ten minutes, when
the crowd cheered the President most enthu-
siastically.
CHEHAL1s, VASE, May THE presidential
train passed through here at 1915 clock last
night. The President was greeted by an
immense crowd, which had a brass band and
bouhres to assist them in their welcome. The
President made short speech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

Arrangements for the Coming Confers
Accompanied by Friction.

Axx2m8enent6 TOT the COm1nG COn1erOnce
Accompanied by Friction.
CINCINNATI, May THE arrangements for
the coming political conference commonly
called the third party conference, beginning
here May 10, are not progressing without fric-
ton. Even SO small q matter as the kind of
decorations to be used in the hail has provoked
an article in local paper, in which Capt C. A.
Power is represented as endeavoring to incul-
cate his peculiar ideas on the tariff ques-
ton. Capt Power says he is here to
direct the Arrangements for the conference by
providing place of meeting and doing such
other things as are necessary for the convent
ence and comfort Of the delegates. He de-
MES that he is endeavoring to mold the
platform or policy Of the conference and says
that even the program il to be made by the
conference itself: He is still at work trying to
secure rates On the eastern railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
Mackay's Big Suit Abruptly Ended.

Mackay's Big Suit Abruptly Ended.
NEW York, May THE suit Of John W.
Mackay, the millionaire, against Cassius H.
Reed and Edward S. Stokes, composing the
firm of Reed b Co., proprietors of the
Hoffman House to recover casa, 697. IS,
the amount Of a promissory note, and
which was set down for today in
minated today by the plaintiff declining to pro-
coed, as the jurisdiction Of the court was
doubted on account of the transaction occur.
ring between residents Of the same state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
SOME New BL.zEns.

SOME NEW BLzERs
e. 50-La'iies' Cream Blazers. with Black and Tan
stripes. Blue and Black checks. roll collar,
braid fSsteninsrs- Goth Blazers, Navy aud
Biark. roll collar. SIDE POCKETS. 81. SO
each.
% 7o-Grsy and Tan Stripe and Check Blazers. roll
collar, SIDE pockets, pearl buttons. x3. 75
Sf-OO So ~.
e4-5o-Crssln Serge Blazers. very 1ne quality. roll
collar, SHE pockets $40.
oS.VO-Bsctord Cord Blszers, Cream. with Black
stripe, Blue stripe and Brown stripe roll
collar snd square collar. silk cord and tas-
sci ssO 90. $1,000
e4-Oo-Tan and Black Serge Blazers. Medici collar,
braided. cord and tas<ei "a. 90 and s5. CO.
e5.0o-TAn and Black Blazers, square collar, en-
broide-sd with Black and Gold. Tan and
Gold braid. cord and tassel. 81. 90.
% Oo-Nayy and Black Ckeviot Blazer. roll collar
fsced with arinurs sill. side pockets
$500
oo.o0-Navy. Black and Tan Cbeviot Blazers,
square collar, braided and trimmed with
soutache braid. silk cord and ta.sel. fronts
lined with SIX. side pockets. 90. 90 and
eiQ0o.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Coutfrued heiow)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
MARRIAGE I.Icea.as

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Patrick McCafrsy and
Catherine Shea; Robert J. Blrcks,one and
La'inia Scott; Arthur +. Leith and Mary
Frances Leith, both OF Loudoun county, Va;
Charles NJ. Stevens and Katie L. Loor; John
Fortune and Maggie Stevenson: August LINK
and Elizabeth scharf; James A. Watson and
julia Mondin; James Countee and Mary n.
Matthews; Walter ii. Russell and Mary A
Howe; Walter b. Dobson and Esther L. Whit
more; Robert West and Clnra Colby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
A Unique Crusade in Sc. Louis,

Sr. LOUIS. May 7.-Twenty-Ave thousand
Sunday school children will today inaugurate q
unique crusade. Divided into eighty parties
they will in one day make Complete canvass
of the city for the purpose of ascertaining how
many children do not attend Sunday school or
church and to extend an invitation to all such
to visit places of worship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

"Old Hutch's" Eccentriclties Continued.
BosroN, May 7.-Mr. B. p. Hutchinson, the
grain speculator, continues HE eecentricitiss in
this city. Yesterday he purchased a dress suit
from tailoring establishment and invited the
salesman to q champagne dinner with him ct
Youngs Hotel this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

New YoRK. May THE United States Senate
subcommittee on tarih, composed Of Senators
Carlisle. Aldrieh and Hiscock, resumed IL In
quiry into questions Of tariff today st the FIFTH
Avenue Hotel With the committee were Car
roll d. Wright, head Of the bureau Of stsfistios
at Washington; Col. Groverner snd David A.
Wells, the weli-known writer on economies.
The ssaaion il sseset and VII last untn hte this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
Rcal Estate Matters,

G. White has bought for $4,000 Of 7. r.
Schneider sub 81, square 4s2. IS by s5.s75 feet
on 9th between L and N streets northwest
Z. K. Plant has bought for $500 of J. !.
Lehman parts and 4, square s03. fronting 20
feet on 9th street between I and Il streets
northwest.
r. q. Park has purchased of Sarah E Stevens
for s9,37l25 sub 6s, square 49, and for IS, 767 50
LOT 81, DO, each fronting % feet on Connecticut
avenue between Q and Il streets northwest
George Ryneal, jr., and others have bought
and hold in trust for the Memorial Evangelical
Lutheran Church of c. A. Shields for o., ESQ. 0s
sub lots 10 to q, square 9s7, so feet on Mary
land avenue and l02. So feet on 9Th street south
east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
The Catholic Press Association,


NEW YORK, May 7.-At the second days ses-
sion OF the Catholic press convention today
the following officers were elected: President,
c. B. Hal!en. st. Louis Church Progress; vice
president, r. ]. Cronin, Buffalo Onion and
Times; secretary, James Delaney, Catholic
Youth, Brooklyn, and treasurer, Patrick Dono-
hue, Boston Pilot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

Barondess Sentenced for EKtortion.
NEW YoaK. May 7.-Joseph Barondess, the
leader Of the striking cloakmakers, who was
convicted Of extortion. was sentenced to state
prison today for one year and nine months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
, MURDERED HIS DAUGHTER.
The Terrible Deed Committed by Police.
man Burns Of Chicago.

man Burns Of Chicago.
CHICAGO, May IA terrible deed was COM
mitted this morning by Police Officer Hugh
Burns, who is probably the murderer of
his daughter. Iva Burns He has been
acting in q peculiar manner since tho
death Of his wife few weeks ago, and when
ne returned home from the station this
morning his daughter noticed that
MS behavior was unusually strange.
She questioned him and in fit of PAS
SION he drew his revolver and fred two
shots at the girl The first bullet entered the
left breast just above the heart and will
probably prove fatal. The second ball made a
shght flesh wound in the thigh. Burns had
oeeen on the force a number Of years. He was
placed under arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

BALT1N0RE, May I. - Flour Quiet-western
super, GS1a4. lOs do. do, extra. ks5aA z6 do do,
family, aOOa5.so; winter wheat patent, a5OasoO;
6.ssssss-receipts 1855 barrels shipments a,ssi
nrmer; Fultz, 1.i0al.14; Longberry, 1laal.1Ss No.
3, red, nrm; spot, Lii; the month. 1.1sal.13a;
July, 10ek afOsz; August, Lo6,sai0SS; steamer,
No 3 red, l.l0-feeeipts, 2,ss4 bushels; shipments,
1900 bushels; STOCK i3i ,445 bushels; sales $4,000
bushels. Corn - southern nrmer - white, ISaI9;
yellow, 7safs, mixed strong; spot AkaIix; the
month, q; Jane, Il; Jaly, os sssH, spot, No. 2,
white, 7s-receipts, o,SA bushels; stock, 19,slS
busheis; sales, s6,O00 bushels. Oats nrmer-No
white western. Slkassh; No: mixed western,
s1aelf - receipts. aoo3 bushels stock. lol,s7i
bushels. Rye quiet No .. gs-receipts, 1900
to choice timothy, ll.seaia6o. Grain freiehts un-
changed. Cotton dull, nominal - middffng, 81.
Provisions quiet. Butter extremely scarce, higher
creamery. fancy, ssss,: do: fair 70 choice, asass
to choice. ssas4; rolls, nne, Sass; do. fair 70
good, asaso; stofe-packed, lsse<. Eggs active,
trnsr-i4Hsia. Coffee strong, unchanged. Sugar
easier - 6fanulated, ~. Copper steady, un-
CHARGED: WHISKY steady. unchanged Peanuts
BALTIMORE. Nay 7.-vlrginia consols, q; do.
een.folteA - DO. thfees, ekk asked; Baltimore
aud ohto stock, q; Conselidsted eAs bonds, lls;
do. stock, 1e1( haked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

read from the face OF the watch, without the
plication OF any correction.
.. An estimate Of the uncertainty 10 which
these times are liable.
9. The signatures, both Of The observer 81
me telescope and Of the time recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
Omeers EleS-,ed

The stockholders Of the Virginia Brick oom-
pany have elected trustees as follows: Lewis
Clephane, Geo. W. Pearson, b. II. Warner, W.
II. Dempsey, c. b. Pearson. The trustees sub
sequeutly elected officers as toIlows: Presideut,
Lewis Clephane; vice president, Geo. W. Pear
son; secretary, w. H. Dempsey; treasurer snA
manager, =. h. Pearson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
National Board OF Fire Und.rvrit.r..

.N"t1OndI DOaIu OF FIr6 OnQ0rWxIS0f0.
NEW York, May THE National Board Of
Fire Underwriters held its twenty-Afth annual
meeting today. Some seventy delegates we're
present from all sections of the country. Presi-
dent Head read his annual address. II showed
that the year 1880 had been highly successful
one for fire underwriters. The reports from the
other officers were next received, when the
standing committees presented their reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

CHICAGO, May THE markets all opened
strong and higher this morning. Wheat and
corn on the stronger and higher cables and
provisions in sympathy with cereals. July
wheat opened ct LOON against 100 at the close
yesterday, and under good buying advanced to
LOO, reactng before II o'clock to l.OlX. The
advance was assisted by report that 100. 600
bushels had been taken for export At New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

stephenson, the Veteran Car Builder, III.
NEW YonK, May John Stephenson, the
veteran car and carriage builder of this city, is
i'll and confined to his home at New Rochelle,
suffering with an attack Of grip, combined with
a weakening Of the action Of the heart Mr..
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The Strike Of New YORK Hoas..uith.

The Strike OF New York Housssmiths
NEW YoHK, May THE housesmiths' strike
remains unchanged. The boss trainers de-
clined to oct upon . communication received
from the trainers because it was unofhcjal.
The purport OF the letter was that the strikers
would waive tho compulsory exhibition Of pay
rolls aud contracts The lumber handlers on
the Job qeing handled by Hoboksn Arm were
called out today. There are about ssventy-dve
now on strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
Wars Or ALL KINDS.

SPECIAL SALE PRICES.
10 there Wrap depsrtulsnt more complete in every
details Il there better collection Of Travelling u
stsrs Lace Capes. Imported Jackets Resfsrs and Tss
Gowns ct OF Chiiiren's Garments: We wouldn't ash
these questions II antici sAte unfavorabs reply
As you know, it's pot the beginning of the anG
the s-ock- NJ the various stores now very vel
Known You must know that the prices marked or
our garments low elsewhere. Now that W,
allow 10 per cent discount-deduct one-tenfh from
the marked prfres-IT FOLLOWS THAT OUE
PRICES MUST BE The LOWEST. Thus hav,
lowest Prlce-. q variety nnexcsllsd and every con
NsDIeDee for your comfort Now. why shouldn't w
have your patronage,
THE PALAIs RoYAI.
(Coutinuei b~lov)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

A cablegram was received at the Latin
American department of the Worlds CO.
lumbar Exposition this morning, from
Lieut. Scriven Of the army, commits
sioner to Central America, as follows:
Costa Rica has given assurances of hearty CO.
operation. The government will erect its own
building at Chicago and appoint five commits
sioners. The national museum of Costa Rica
will send q valuable exhibit Everything is
favorable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
KID GLovrs L. NEW SHADES.

The new Grsys. Tans and Modes. Just received. vii
match any of the fashionable dress goods. We car
more lsisursy and carefully try on these gloves to
morrow than on SATURDAY..
TIE pALAIs ROYAL.
(Continusd bslovD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

CANroS, Ono, May The Rev. Howard
Missionary arrived II HIS Tome In this city
yesterday from g. Lous- 1t ID UNDERWOOD
that h has received proposition 70 establish
On tndependent Episcopal church ~ Cleveland
ead has he matter undsr sdvissnsn2 He aye
Unitarian Church at Pittsbuxg asd VIII pesb-
ably 20 thsss Nay II.
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Conductor Bronaurh. runeni.

There was large attendance yesterday after
noon at the funeral of Hamilton Bronaugh. the
street car conductor who died at Providence
Hospital Monday from the effects OF Injuries
received by falling under the wheels Of
ms car March last. The funeral tool
place from Bronaush's late home ssso
o street, aeorgetown, and the remain. wee
buried In Congressional cemetery. Re-,
DIR. Register OF Christ Church. Georreto.n.
conducted the service. The floral tributes
included an elaborate piece from the employees
% the washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company. Potomac Council, No. q Junior %
I. A. NJ. was represented by large doleeasioo
and the burial service OF the order wac read Al
the grave. The pallbearers we're Conductors
Collingsworth and Judson Of the Washington
and teorsetown road and Philip Garnet. DIR.
e. q; Msimer, Walter J. Rollins and Tx. Moore
OF Potomac Council Jr. o. A I'm.
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Frelxht Cara Wreeked Near

Freight Cars Wrecked Near Zuni, VI,
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
PETERSBURG, Va, May IA wreck occurred
on the Norfolk and Western railroad this morn
ing near Zuni, caused by the rear section of .
freight train running into the Arst section,
The locomotive Of one Of the trains and twelve
cars were wrecked and the track blockaded for
several houra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
Agent ElboGen's Case.

New YORK, May THE case Of Elbogen,
charged with enticing girls from New York to
New Orleans for immoral purposes, was given
to the jury today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

TIE Osx Am
OF HoUsKKRxp1ns
Avoid the dascomserss Il .
PRoTRAcTED sUMMKA
To keep cool requires much Ingenuity md -
abundance Of money, unless yea svsf ysu1-
sslvesof the
PROTECTION OF oua
IoUITABL1
Which IN
antidote against On domestic ms.
To b suzrOundsd BY svsry possible comfort
while you are paying for IT - your
couvsnisnes suggests
Human happiness.
FURSITyRK.
~ CARPETS.
BABY CARRIA0xs.
REFRIoERAroRa.
GAS AND vAPoR sTov0.
HoUsE I AxR1NAHxp
Cash AND CREDIT Housxa
cat. ae1 md sss Nh ..
90 kaaa svs ~.
Tss Peerless whas,sy Carriage 10 babys ~
friend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

Verney's Sentence Announced In Parliame emit.
LosDox, May The Right Hon. Arthur
Wellesley Psel speaker, in the house of
commons today read . letter from
Sir Thomas 0hambsrs, the recorder who
yesserday ssnteuced Capt Edmund verney.
member OF parliament for North Buckingham
shire, to one years imprisonment for con-
spiracy TO procure young governess for inn
moral purposes, notifying the house Of
Ne ssntsnce imposed. On behalf of
the geveynnasnt, the chancellor Of the ex-
cneqner, the Night Hon. George 7. 0oschen,
said that Capt vsrnsy's sentences and the stsps
70 b taken ~ The house in Consequence would
b considered on Tuesday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
CHnDREx's AND MISSES, GARMENTS

The sailor and Gretchen Suits for Children
Rom 20 10 OF in weight flannel
ehssvt Henrl-ts@. serge eashIser- and fancy platds
ara cbscks The marked priges range nom 90 30 to
sIo- i5e 10 FsI cent discount slo~1f s~Ves you
IRON 3st To sl- 20 on each dress
THE kEEFEIts are irOII 81. p to sS each One
tenth OF the marked price the you select
less 10 pr cent
Our comp etc line OF Ch:ldren's 6inSham Dresses
has arrived and Is deserving your Inspection
brnz the children Every convenience for them and
lon Good nstsirvd sales gir4s and expert modesto
~ MAKE alterations.
The PALAIS ROYAL.
A. LIsSER
Gems 12ss - .>AR~ ssA mye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
DEonrAsrsa THs Darn Ram.

DECREASING Tn Darn RArn
Ths mortality among coasumptivss has bssn mate
rally decreased Of late ysars by many excellent pull
monies. Foremost among them Is SCOTS EMUL-
SION Of Cod Liver Oh with HypophospAites Of Lime
and Soda. Phshiais Bsonchisis Abscsa Of the Lungs
Pneumonis. Weakness and soreness Of the Chest are
completely sub,ussssd By timsy resort 70 thissuc-
csssful combination Of hishiy purinsd cod liver on
with the salts named. which themselves AMONG the
finest reparssvss Of exhausted .nssy. Not only Lung
and Bronchial troubles. but Rheumatism. asnsnl De-
bity the Wasting away Of Children and Adults. scro-
fula and Lumbar Abscsssss and Fesbisnss srsre
moved By this standard psspsrasson For Aa.sni. and
all impoverished conditions Of the blood h y the best
possible remedy and dncs tbs flavor Of Cod IAvsr on
d nuinasd In IT, ehdrsu and dscass LADY mv.,As e.
ps<ssnss no rspugnsncs IN tsktnstt. -
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LADIES Wnsrs AND SHIRTS.
(Coutinued below.)

LADIES Wnsrs AND SHIRTS.
The yassar Shirts lAundered by Earl L Wilson are
the best fitting and stylish shirts made ladies
We show them with plain and plestsd embroidered
bosoms with latest style collar and cuffs White and
oolors- Prices. 81 10 81 - each The following
great vsriety OF eolOrs and designs.
Polka Dot sateen Waists. Sl.6s.
Genuine scotch bingham Waists. e. G.
striped Madras Cloth Shirts. Sl-3o.
Similar styles in sateen. : IS.
striped Wash silk Shirts. s.. IS.
Biack and White SHrah Sill IS. g.
Best French FLANNEL shirts 60. 6S.
striped Cheviot Goth Shirts sssc-
Black GLORIA SILK Waists, 81 IS
81 These garments pieated back and front.
have nevstyls collars and cuffs. full high sleeves
All sizes
TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
(COufinuAd be.ow1
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CaousY SousDs

~ nisht from banys cds srs aiskactins 10 parents
Who ct loss for medicins equal to the emergency.
Not with those who have AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL IN the house. dose Of this medicine
affords certain and speedy relief To cure colds.
coughs, throst. asthma, bronchitis boarseness
and the various disorders Of the breathing apparatus
Ayers Cherry Pectoral has no equal 1t soothes the
inaamsd tissue. promotes sxpsctorstion add induces
GALL Hon
rsposs. Capt. Q. Carlsy. Brooklyn. n. T.. writes
II have used Aysrs Casry Pscsesai In ny ssaRy for
thirty yssss and have always found u the bsys rsmsdy
for Group. to which complaint my children wore
subject"
II uss Ays1 Cherry Pectoral In my practice and
pronounce u 10 b unsQualsd - . remsdy for colds
and coushs."-y. q. Gordon. u. D.. Carroll o..
Virginia
AYI1s CHERRY pEcToRAr
Prepared By Dr. J. C. Ayr 4 Co.. Lowell. Maa.
Sold BY al prusxists. Price. d; s1 bottles. es.i
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THE COURTS.
EorrrY Cnf-nr h.ll.1 4

EeurrT CouRr--Esdoe Ra0n<v.
ioday-hill agt. Hill; testimony before
EDWIN Forrest. Examiner. ordered taken. In
re Henry Washington, W. A. Akin and Franee.
shields, alleged lunatics: vrits ordered 70 issue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
Minister Swift's Remains Ar

Minister Swift's Remains Arrive,
BAN FRANCISCO, May THE steamship Belgic
arrived this morning from China and Japan,
bringing the remains of the late United State
minister John F. Swift, who died at Yokohama
in March Last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

Town Republican Convention Called.
DEs MONIES, IA, May THE republican
state central committee has issued call for q
state convention to nominate q gubernatorial
ticket, to be held at Cedar Rapids July1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

Roman Anarchists Paid to Create Disorder.
ROME, May THE arrested anarchists have
confessed that they were paid by Landy to Gre
ate disorder on May l.
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HAsD-russoID1Rxp H.sDxracH,rrs.

Warranted Pure Linen and guaranteed hand en-
sroldered initial and drawn work in corner, ONLY
25sI KACd- The initials are the large unartistc
poeous pAsterike objects that usually found on
A6eL Hsndkerchisfs SOC. quality for PC. 10 telling
the truth Of tia ksrchisfs we'll offer tomorrow
The PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
chieaGo Markets.

S Ss1c cI. a.. n sS..I ssaosuE Mas.s Wy.
JSi!s siH ssSismssf. ~. osn-SHiy. 1ss; Sep.
tez1bef. nm. PoKk-5nly. ia.17k; September.
lA<1)&. laSd-July, $50; September J.e1H. ma
-July. 614k; September, Gs1k.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07
AYHa's CHERRY PKcToRAI

Prepared BY d.. J. C. Ayr 4 Co.. Lowell. Mssu
Sold By all Drusgists. Price. q; III bottles. o6l
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Range of the Th~rmom~s~,

The following were the readings AZ the signai
Office today: s a. m, As; pm, Sc. Maximum,
So; minimum. As.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-07

CAHHARr & Lr,pr
wiz offer special values In Whfss Goods a
l2sH- yard. Plaid and strips lawns, In,
Linons and Victoria Layna
Plain Black India Linon and slscS prsad
Lawns at l2xc yard. rhsss srs IN sussr,or
values and well worth more mousy.
Ladies' Ribbed Cotton End Lssls vssss a 10.
Is. % and SOC. each.
L.dsssf 6aurs vssas, Ai~h pses ana ,o,~
sleeves. high nsck nd short sassvss. Ct -
and Sos.
Ladies' 0aass Dnvsrs ct co..
Men's 0suzs 6ossamsr ana Sumner Nsr,>e
Shirts and Drawers. extra values ct low prse,,.
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The ususl remnant Bargains and UNUSUAL. BAR
oAINs. The goods mentioned in this column ex-
esptlns wraps, TO wsshington-arrived only
this morning Seven Of buyers have ju.S returned
bsm Nov York. whore they successful in closing
60 sunnS seek frora several manufacturers sns-
haAss IL eRsrias ssmerov Of unusual bsrsaina
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