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Rnt1rattntral.

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW
FACULTY OF LAW.
HON. ARTHUR McARTHUR, LII. D.,
(LATE ASSOCIATE JUSTICE or THE SUPREME
COURT OF TEE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.)
PRESIDENT.
HON. WILLIAM B. WEBB, LII. D.,
Lecturer on the Jurisdiction OF the Federal
Courts.
JAMES SCHOULER, LII. D.,
Lecturer on the Law OF Bslments and Do
mestic Relations.
HON. II. o. CLAUGHTON, LII. D.,
Professor OF Pleading, Evidence, Equity, Ju-
cial Law and Law OF Torts.
EUGENE CARUSI, Ii. D.,
Professor OF the Law Of Real and Personal
Property, Contracts, Negotiable Instru-
ments and Corporations.
WALTER F. ROGERS, LII NJ,
Lecturer on Patent Law and Practice.
HON. SAMUEL F. PHILLIPS
(LATE SOLICITOR GENERAL OF THE UNITED
sTATBS),
Lecturer on the Law Of Partnership and Cor
porations
HON. JOHN GOODE, LII. D.
(LATE MEMBER OF CONGRESS FROM v1Ra1N1A),
Lecturer on Criminal Law
JACKSON II. RALSTON, LII. B.,
Lecturer on Practice and Judge of Moot Court.
HON. II. o. CLAUGHTON, HON. SAMUEL
T. PHILLIPS, and EUGENE CARUSI,
Judges Of the Court of Appeals.
The opening exercises will be held In the
new Law School building on Thirteenth street,
between H and l streets northwest, now
nearly completed, on Monday, October 5, at
O'Clock p. M, and will consist of short adj
dresses by the several members of the faculty
and announcements of the courses of study
The classes will meet at 6l5 o'clock p. m, In
stead of O'Clock, as heretofore.
The new building, which was designed and
will be used exclusively as law school, will
be open daily except Sunday from O'Clock
a. m. to 10 o'clock p. for the use of the
students. The enlarged dimensions of the
new building provide separate halls for de-
batting societies and clubs for associated study.
The library will be largely increased during
the current yesr, and will be accessible to
students daily from o'clock a. m until 10
o'clock p. N.
The Moot Court will begin its sessions in
October, and will sit twice in each week lex
cept during the Christmas holidays) during
the entire term. Besides the preparation and
trial of cases at law and in equity the mem
bers OF the bar are exercised in preparing
deeds OF conveyance, wills, leases, contracts,
and other legal instruments.
The patent ldW course, which extends through
nearly the whole term, is open to all the stu
dents without extra charge. Others desiring
to take this course alone may do so at a rea-
sonable charge.
For catalogues apply at the bookstores of
w. 81. Morrison, 1884 street northwest, and
of Lowdermilk 81 Co., 1924 F street north
west, or by letter to
EUGENE d. CARUSI,
se20-3t Sec and Treas, 4S5 La ave. NV.
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Visitation Academy,

GEORGETOWN, D. c.,
Exercises will be resumed on the 10th of
September.
For furthsr particulars apply to the institu-
tion.
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SAMUEL NJ. YEATMAN, ESQ,
Secretary and Treasurer.

The faculty take pleasure in announcing
that their new and commodious Law Building,
Nos. sos and sos E street northwest, is now
rapidly approaching completion. This build
ing is to be devoted exclusively, to the pur-
poses of the Law School, and, is believed, to
be In every respect thoroughly adapted for
the purposes for which erected. Enlarged
accommodations are provided In the way of
lecture-rooms, and library and reading-rooms
The library now comprising the English and
leading American reports, and the latest text
books upon most legal subjects, with the
commodious readng-rooms attached will be
open from a. N. to 10 p. M, daily, Sundays
excepted, TO students and alumni of the
school.
The Introductory lecture will be delivered
and announcements made for the ensuing
term in the new building on Wednesday,
October 7, at 6:30 p. m. Present and pro-
spective students, alumni of the school, and
all interested are most cordially invited to be
present.
The secretary can be seen at the old Law
Building, corner Sixth and F streets north
west, on Mondays and Thursdays, from 7:30 to
$50 p. m, for information, enrolment, etc.
Circulars giving course of study, terms, etc,
can be obtained at book stores of w H.
Morrison, 1884 street northwest, and Low
dermilk & Co., 1424 street northwest and
at w. 5. Thompson's drug store, 703 Eff
teenth street northwest or on application
personally, or by letter to the undersigned.
S. NJ. YEATMAN,
seplo-4t Secretary and Treasurer
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Agents for French Flint Tiles.

BY contracting with the above firm for your
pavements you will receive rebate of ONE
DOLLAR per yard from the District, under
our contract with the same mr29-tf
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Academy of the Holy Cross,
1872 Massachusetts, avenue,
For Young Ladies and Little Girls,
VIII reopen Sept. IA, 1891 au30-1m

DROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-U. s. COAST.
Il and Geodetic Survey Office, Washington
D; G., September 25, S9l:-sealed proposals
will be received at this Office until o'clock
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Z, 1891, and
opened Immediately thereafter, for furnishing
two hundred and thirty (230) tons best quality
White Ash Furnace Coal, forty (40) tons best
quality White Ash Egg Coal, twenty (20)
tons best quality White Ash Stove Coal, seven
~ cords best quality Pine Wood, sawed once,
and three (3) cords best quality body Hickory
Wood, sawed once. The fuel to be delivered
subject to the provisions OF section 371l of the
Revised Statutes of the United States and
stored in the vaults of this Office. Awards
will be made, item by item, to the best bidder
for each item, and the right is reserved to re-
ject any or all bids, and to waive any de-
fects. Forms for proposals will be furnished
on application to this Office. Envelopes to be
indorsed proposals for Fuel, and addressed
to the Superintendent of the Coast and Geo
detic Survey, Washington, D. C. T. C.
MENDENHALL, Superintendent. se27-2t
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G. Il. ZELLERs.

@. II. ZELLERs. N L. CHAPPEILx.
j. E. SHECKELLS.
ZELLERS 81 CO..
Successors to N. l.. Chappelle & Co.,
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING AND
VENTILATING ENGINES,
And Sole Agents for the FLORIDA STEAM
HEATER,
1859 Fourteenth Street Northwest,
Washington ID. G.
Public and private dwellings heated by
boilers and engines, by the best makers, fur
nished and set up. Remodeling defective ap-
paratus specially.
Refer by permission to the following gentle
men: Hayward & Hutchinson, 424 Ninth
street northwest; George TruesdelI, sos
Seventh street northwest Buchanan Beale,
Firemen's Insurance Co. Building; DR.. Geo.
Henderson, Ninth and I streets northwest;
Rufus l.. B. Clark, 216 New Jersey avenue
northwest; George E. Lemon, 615 Fifteenth
street northwest.
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MOOT COURT

CIRCUIT COURT: PROF. GEORGE E.
HAMILTON. COURT OF APPRLs: PROFS.
MARTIN T. MORRIS, JOSEPH j. BAR
LINGTON, AND r. ROSS PERRY.
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OF Interest to Ladies !

Mr.. E. P. Mertz, the
Druggist, corner Elev-
enth and F Streets, has
taken the Agency for
Jules Famous T oilet
Powders.
These goods have a
wide reputation and are
considered among the
best Toilet Articles made.
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EAncattu1ral.
GEONGaTOTN UNIVERSITY,
SCHOOL LOFLAw

FACULTY:
REV. !. HAVENS RICHARDS, s. j.,
President OF the University.
HON. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, LII. D.
(Chies Justice L. S. Court of Claimsl
Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative
Law, and Legal Maxims.
MARTIN +. NORRIS, LII D.,
DeaN Of the Faculty, and Lecturer on Consti-
tutonal and international Law, Admiralty,
and Comparative Jurisprudence.
HON. JEREMIAH NJ. WILSON, LII. D.,
Lecturer on the Law of Real Estate, and the
Law OF Evidence.
ANDREW B. DUVALL, A. M, Ii. B.,
Lecturer on Equity Jurisprudence and Torts.
JOSEPH j, DARLINGTON, LII. D.,
Lecturer on the Law of Personal Property,
Contracts, and Negotiable Paper.
GEORGE E. HAMILTON, LII. D.,
Lecturer on the Law of Partnership, Corpo-
rations, Practice and Testamentary Law.
+. ROSS PERRY, a. NJ,
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading, Crimi-
nal Law, and Domestic Relations.
REV. RENE HOLLAND, S. j.,
Lecturer on Natural Law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

a small Iot OF Cbidren's Cloth Dresses size to
IL were IS. 80 to % 90. Red Ticketsd 81 81, each
Chidren's Bingham Dresses sizes 4 to 10 we're
s25O to 81 80 Red Tirketed. . Al Is
lot Of Misses White Shirt Waists were 75c Red
each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

In accordance with that principle Of contra
diction in appearance and agreement in
reality that runs all through nature, or, in
other words. that unity i'll variety which is its
chief Characteristic, the public reads today
that while IN the east the government is ex-
perimenting TO produce rain, in the west the
people are overwhelmed in the catastrophe of
a eloudburst- The atmosphere, say the me-
teorolosisis. is almost everywhere charged
with moisture. The problem is to precipitate
it in sufficient Quantities for the purposes of
life Great Mother Nature provides the stores.
mans inventive faculty being orc of these. and
all that is needed is to apply the thought and
the will to the difficulty, to reduce it to the pre-
else necessities of the occasion This seefns to
hit the case Of lack of water. Will il apply as
well in the case of superabundance of water?
1t remains for the Risks and Dyrenforths to
show that it will To stop the clouds as they
roll by In unseen PARTICLES. and take just what
moisture is needed to allay man md the enr tn
fever. and no more. and then to throttle the
air demon as he is about to ling together the
mgredIentsO OF cyclone. and send him headluug
over Pike Pestk-this is science Us sue should
be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

The promoters of the alliance subtreasury
scheme who were made anxious by recent de-
velopments in Mississippi are nearly panic
stricken over the threatened meeting at Dallas,
Texas, OF the anti-subtreasury league. Oppo-
sition to the sultreasury project has not only
existed throughout the alliance, but it appears
that it has been Systematically worked up; by
one of the leading alliance men. Mr.. Hall
of Missouri. II he perseveres. despite the
threats Of President Polk, in holding the con-
yention at Dallas, large crevasse in the south
ern alliance is a certain fact. The withdrawal
on account of opposition to this measure of one
of the leading editorial writers in an impor-
tant state. the published manifesto of Senator
George against the subtreasury plan and other
signs Of division make it apparent that the
farmers movement will not cohere The feel
ing in favor of the subtreasury scheme is as
strong as the opposition to ii, and there are no
signs Of compromise in any quarter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25
The Iowa democrats have probably sounded

The Iowa democrats have probably sounded
the KEYNOTE for all those western and southern
democrats whose cry is silver in unlimited
quantities They have likewise met the party
demand in the two sections named in the re-
spects OF low tariff, or, they phrase il. "a
tariff for revenue only" of an unrelenting
warfare on mOnopOlies, especially of farm
products and Of high license rather than pro-
hibition- The platform is positively lurid in
the plank dealing with trusts and other COM
bines. The tremendous enthusiasm with which
Gov. Boies was suggested for one Of the stand
ard bearers next year in the presidential fight,
taken in connection with this platform, will no
doubt, il the democrats carry Iowa in the fall.
60 far toward making "Boies, free silver and
freedom from monopoly" the democratic
slogan in 1892. IL would seem that if the
Cleveland following is to hold together and
accomplish anything 1t must yield up the plat
form in order to obtain the candidate. This
would embarrass the candidate and to some
extent the party. But the Cleveland demo-
Gratis hope that the silver question will be dis
posed of by the next Congress before the
presidential election comes off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

The experiments in producing rain by con-
cussion Of the atmosphere seem to be success
full 80 far rs the machinery is concerned. After
trying powder. dynamite and the like, it has
been found that the best explosive is gas and
the best agency balloon or series Of balloons
exploded by means Of electricity communicated
from the earth at distance Of something like
i've hundred yards The theory is that there
is almost always some moisture and that the e1-
plosion Of sufficient gas composed of two-thirds
hydrogen and one-third oxygen will precipitate
it. The tests will not be complete, of course,
until it is seen that the conclusions actually
produce rain in good quantities without exces-
sive cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25
BOYS SACK ovERcoATs.

LOT 5532-A DARK MIXED CASHMERE.
SIZES. ZIG. 2-17. 3-ls. FORMER PRICE. els
NOW 81.
LOT 5s59-NAvY BLUE KERsEY, SIZES. 3-l4
2-l5. LII. 2-Is. FORMER PRICE. sI2; NOW SO
LOT 20O7-NAyY BLUE KERsEY. SILK LINED
SIZES. PA, 2-15. 1-l6 FORMER PRICE. SIS
NOW $3.50
LOT 1O242-BRowN KERsEY. WOOL LINING
SIZES Ills, ZIG. LII. FORMER PRICE, $50
NOW a1O.
LOT 35l6-DARK MIXED TWEED. SIZES. PHI,
1-l2. Lib. PA. FORMER PRICE. e.; NOW 81.
LOT 15l4oxFoRD MIXED MELTON SIZES
Ills. 2-17. lis. FORMER PRICE, $40: NOW So
LOT 75OO-DoUBLE-B DRAB KER
sEY. SIZES. lis. 2-l7. lis. FORMER PRICE.
$50; NOW So
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REMNANTS Or SUMNER
DRESS FABRICS.

IL yards FRENCH SATEEN HELIOTROPE,
with DARK HELfOTROPE SPRAY. REGULAR
price. 81. 50. REMNANT PRICE, 81. 81 for
piece.
1917 yards FRENCH sATEEN HELLO
TROPE with dark HELI0TROPE figure.
Former price. "a. 80. REMNANT PRICE.
81. 80 for piece.
10yards FRENCH SATEEN, LIGHT GRAY,
GROUND with HELIOTROPE SPRAY
Former price, $3.50, REMNANT PRICE,
tl.10 for piece.
10 yards FRENCH SATEEN, BLACK,
GROUND with HELIOTROPE LEAF.
Former price. 50. 80. REMNANT PRICE,
&1.7O for piece.
10 yards FRENCH SATEEN. GRAY,
GROUND with DARK GRAY lowered
stripes. Former price. %. 80. REMNANT
PRICE. s1- 20 for piece.
WE HAVE SELECTED SIX PIECES Of the
least desirable Patterns Of OUR PINEAPPLE
TISSUE and have put them on the REMNANT
TABLE for FRIDAY. Regular price, l5c
REMNANT PRICE. 9Hc. yard.
HALF-WOOL CHALLIE REMNANTS at
12hc. yard. Regular price. lSc.
REMNANTS IN ALL CLASSES Of COTTON
DRESS GOODS at about HALF PRICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

The idea Of competitive examinations is q
fixed one In our civil service. The louder the
spoilsmen complain the more extended and the
better grounded becomes the merit system.
The principle Of the survival of the fttest is
just now illustrated by the proposed establish
ment Of n department board for Conducting
competitive examinations for promotion.
Doubtless the next step will be the placing Of
such machinery in the hands of the civil SER
vice commission, where it property belongs.
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ODD FANS.

1 GAUZE FAN, with carved ivory stick.
Former price. 81. REMNANT PRICE. 99c.
RED AND WHITE FEATHER FANS
Former price, 1925. REMNANT PRICE,
&c.
PINK OSTRICH FEATHER FAN. Former
price, So. REMNANT PRICE, S19c
l WHITE SATIN FAN with carved ivory
sticks. Former price, S2.75. Remnant price.
&c.
i HAND-PAINTED SATIN FAN with
PEARL STICKS. Former price, u. REM
NANT price. 81. 49,
BLACK OSTRICH FEATHER FAN For
mer price, "a. REMNANT PRICE, Zoe.
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BOYS ULSTERS.

LOT 472S-GRAY HOMEsPUN. WOOL Innings.
SIZES, 2-l3. LA. els. l-l6. lis FORMER
PRICE. 80; NOW $3.50.
LoT 4l6l-GRAY CHINCHILLA. LARGE COL
LAR SIZES. 2-l4. ZIG. LIZ. FORMER PRICE,
so; NOW $3.50
LOT ll19-BR0WN cHINCHfLLA. SIZES. fla.
2-15. lie. FORMER PRICE, 80; NOW si.5o
LOT 4sO0-DARK PLAID CAPE ULSTER SIZES.
1-lo. BIG. FORMER PRICE, $40; Nows5
LOT 4037-BRowN-sTRIPED TWEED. CAPE
ULSTER. SIZES. LA. 2-I5. Zig. lis FORMER
PRICE. $40; NOws 81
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SOMETHING To THINK ABOUT
PPfp EEEE ERR ERR Y y ssss
hPP EE RRR FRI Wy ssss
+ Err B y SIS $

ODD I'D YOU EVER THINK OF RIBBON AS TIL
2 Draw material" of fashion, 1t isn't until 20,
Odd knot it" and tie it into the thousand and on
fantastic shapes suggested by your good taste that
becomes such refined adornment. RIBBON is fasten
ing itself on to most everything-he demand create
the variety Of colors, kinds and Withstand Keeps
with full supply tend your notion Circumstance
frame thoughts and summer suggests SASHES-
| they help out the gown much that fashion 20
X IS" them-and nearly everybody is looking for al
| oddity. Have you seen ourss They more modern
than many.
WHITE. CREAM AND BLACK sURAH-
10]4 inches wide-with hemstitched and em-
broidered ends. yards long-s4.25.
BLACK, WHITE AND CREAM SURAH
sAsHEs. with knotted silk fringe. AZ yards
long-&425.
WHITE sURAH. with open work on each
side and knotted silk fringe. Al yards long
S..
There Just three Of ''made-and-ready ones" {.
think about.
You may want to try your hand at making them W,
will provide the material you will bring tact AMI
talent
SASH RIBBON in Cream and White, IL
inches WIDE. You can have 1t as long short
as you chooss-$I yard.
SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN SASH RIB
BON in the best SHADE of Black you ever saw
S1.1Oa yard. Lengths" cut TO suit.
NAVY BLUE. GREEN, LIGHT BLUE and
WHITE SASH RIBBONS-$1.2 % yard.
II
interesting subject have dropped hints enough t,
| set your curiosity on edge.
What's nextg Our line of RIBBONS is pretty bis
stock to blanket" with short chat like this. Blu
guess curious to hear prices anythins
elseso will make stray shots at both decoration
| and duty" RIBBONS. They will throw many ,
novelty to light-let out facts about cost ant
! quality that We know will DE interesting.
GOLD TINSEL RIBBON-6oc. and 75c.
yard.
Nav p.ttarns;n pJ ACE n Ar-zr AZ. oxsr,
FANCY LACE EDGE RlBBONs-most any
shade-65c. yard.
PEAU DE SOLE RIBBON in Tan. Brown,
Gray Blue and white-:s9c. yard.
SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN RIBBONisa
sort of stand by" However, we are showing
all the new shades and widths
PLAIN eros GRAIN-dress shades-in num-
bers r. 10 and - This would be a riddle for
aman-but the ladies know what we are talking
about.
] All widths and all reliable qualities of BLACK
SATIN EDGE GROs GRAIN. PLAIN GRos
GRAIN and SATIN EDGE MORE RIBBONS.
1t would be a long list OF prices to repeat. but
they all as low the worth will stand.
SATIN EDGE GROS GRAIN and PLAIN
SATIN RIBBONS--All colors-number 2-JOc.
BY the piece.
We have marked all our ALL-sILK SATIN
| EDGE GROS GRAIN RIBBONS from num-
ber'5 to number Scat special prices-6c. to
19c. yard.
BLACK. WHITE and ALL CoLoRs Gro
CHEF EDGE RUCHlNG RIBBoN-Ilc .
yard.
PLAID TRIMMING PATTERNS for chn.
drcn's hats-two widths-4-inch. 25c.: 5inch,
4Oc. ayard.
Twoinch wide BELT RIBBoNs-Black.
Navy Blue and Cream-5Oc. yard.
There Is Q satisfaction I'm buying Ribbons of US
You know there il ''shoddy" to be shuuned
| Leave your fear behind you when you enter here
Quality rules the stock with rigid hand-and IL yo
put price to price in comparison with others you vii
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Do You Want OsE,

wWWw
WMWW OF EVERY BOYS AND CHILL
W w DRESs orERcoAT IN THE
STORE 80 PER CENToR MoRBIN ORDER
TO CLOSE THEM OUT QUICKLY. ANDIF
YOUR BOY NEEDS ONE FOR NEXT WIN
TER 1T WILL BE DOLLARS IN YOUR
POCKET TO PURCHASE 1T New. HERE
Is A PARTIAL LIST OF WHAT WE OFFER
AND THE REDUCTIONS WE HAVE MADE.
MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY. AS
The BEST STYLES WILL GO FIRST.
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MES's FuRSrsHrse Dre,Rrnr,r
',oDDs AND ENDS. -

'ODDs AND lNhS"
80 Silk Terk STARTS. Band lt,rss and Pour in
hand Ties. slightly soIlsd. k..dured FROM
% aud .yllr. 30 luc each.
dozen 1900 Pure Linen SANDING Collars
Sizes ~. Ia. l0S aud IL. Re,ilc,-d from ! TO
.ylh,. n dozen.
dozen 1900 Linen Standing Collars, with
turned points. Sizes l2k rs. j. aud lo. Re
duced from ~ TO .yttc. a Il, Ken
dozen 100 Linen CUFFS, Esplare and nsund
CORNERS. sizes 10 aud lOS. ksiuced 10 Lee.
pair.
Fancy English Duck Vests. Sizes rs and
~. Reduced from 81 20 4. 50 EACH
Double-brcasted Fanny ing .sh puck Vest.
Size 40 heiuced from Is 10 20 sl5O
Donbie-1rensfes En-lish lfQse Vest Size
~ Reduced from sA.5O to 81 -
! Brown Llnen Vest. Size M Ra,uc,d from
s2a5toxl ~
] Marseilles Vest, Size 30 Rpduc.d from
e. tOsl. ~
pairs Fine Cream flannel Pants Sire. 40
and ~. Reduced irOm - 10 sB pair.
q line Cream lannel Coats. sizes - and 40
Hedu,s-i from s6 10 Is each.
lflrst floor fir~t snneAD
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AIR NElpLEwoRk DrpAnrMtsr.
- ODD flECEs

REMNANTS THAI ATTRACT
an many instances you can save tie ITice Of
Ia. embroidery silk
! Pillow Cover. Reduced from 80 60 1.s-
I satin Sheeting Table Cover. ksslucei fr,,u
loo 90 .sk.
Conoorlia scarf. fsx54 fhcles. Reduced
from VI 20 TO 49,.
i lwiiled iAnrn Table Cover. Reducs-d frUn
eitn 10 sstc
from sl..,O 10 49,.
1 kxirA Pine I.nen Center Iae,. Reduced
from sl..yo To ~ 10
Cui-edse Tray Cover. Reduced from 40 70
si.ooA O's Nu"HF'' Hed"'ed iro~ ECO to
1 searf and Pin Cushion Cover. Reduced
I hoiiy Mood Scarf. Reduced from oil %
10 ~.
(rhird foor, 10th =. butlainvD
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PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS.

4 81. 50 Changeable SILK Parasols s2 gs zach
&c Children's Fancy Parasols. ...... .65c each
3 % silk Umbrellas. 26-inch. Is 20 each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

Red Ticke'eri. s1r m
l enc safatogH. was SS9S. Red Ticketed ST. a
d, s3.3J- So 81
- % Solid Leather Club Bag l. Is
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AK to see the Steel Shears tce're selling at CSC.
j oHNsos & LurrRE11,
7l3 Market Space.
SURAH SILK SASHES

Are little ont Of line e.. we've never sold them
before but we bny anything that's desirable and lowe,
in price than competitors sell them, and always
give our patrons the benefit Of such bargains.
surah Silk sashes. 81 yards long. in Pink. Ligh,
Blue Cardinal, Cream, Orange and Black, trimmed
with Knotted Silk Fringe inches deep. Our price
II. 80. Worth 81. %.
Surah Silk Sashes fully yards long, in all the
rect shades with 9nch Silk Fringe ends Our bar
gain prices 81 80. and for the extra width 81 so The
prices we've named less than you can buy the
teral. to say nothing of the making.
Our Ready made Department-You'll not find more
complete assortment of Ladies' and Boys Shirt Waists
than Ladies' Percale Shirt Waists in both DARK
and light colors at ACC. Ladies' Saline and Satine1
Shirt Waists in Black and Colors at $50 Worth
81 %. Boys Shirt Waists FROM p CSC Sizes tc
ii years.
Mems Neglise Shirts In Madras. Cheviot Saline and
Outing Cloth from 49c. to 81. rs.
few Of the House Dresses left, $1 2 for good
Calico Wrappers and ST. for either ChaIlie Outing
Cloth Tea Gowns
Ladies' Blazer Jackets In Blue, Tan, White and Blacl
at 81. 9S. $50. 50. 50 and IS.
Should you be in need Of Eadeymear for either La
dies Men or Children. irH pay you to see ours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25
TRUNK AND BAG DEPARTMENT


." ih' i!at-foP Duck Trunk. linen lined. dam
aged, was s IL, 80. Red Ticketed. .,.....s 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

The republican candidate for governor of
Kentucky must be suffering with mental aber-
ration, erratic cerebration or something of
that sort He is making public announcements
to the effect that not one of the democratic
candidates in that state will be elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

Everybody else in Philadelphia seemed to
know the lawexcept poor Honest John Bards-
ley, and now he must suffer through his ignor-
anee- HI j." is playing in very hard luck
indeed