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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-18
STOCKS DULL AND HEAVY.

Opening Prices Higher Than Saturday, but
Fractional Losses Followed.
New York, May 1s.-There was nothing left
of the bear scare OF Saturday this morning.
and the market opened quiet, with irregular
changes from Saturdays final prices, though
most stocks were higher. The early dealings
however. developed reactionary temper again,
and all the leading stocks in which there was
considerable activity lost large fractions, Louis
vile and Nashville dropping u. St. Paul,
Northern Pacihc prefe. red, Atchlson and Bur-
hngton each = and the rest of the list smaller
amounts, Union Pacific and sugar which were
acuve, being comparatively well held. A par
tial recovery TOOK place. but the late dealings
were marked by extreme dullness, and at IL
o'clock the market was again weak at about the
lowest prices.
Money is easy at ia5 per cent The stock
market again improved slightly after ii O'Clock,
out the progress WAS Insignificant in all cases
and was later neutrGlized. st. Paul was the
only active stock and the dealings throughout
were devoid of interest. At noon the market
was still dull and heavy az about the lowest
prices Of the morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-18
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Subjects to Come Before the Great Presby-
terrain Gathering.

Subjects to Come Before the Great Presby-
terrain Gathering.
DETROIT. MICH. May 1s.-The one hundred
and third session of the Presbyterian General
Assembly will begin on Thursday next. the
brethren of the south meeting in Birmingham.
Ala, and the brethren of the north in this city,
with Reverend Doctor Moore as moderator
and Reverend Doctor w. H. Roberts
as clerk. With report expected from
the committee appointed last year at Saratoga
to revise the Westminster confession of faith
and with overtures from about eighty presby-
teries in regard to the Union Seminary, some
asking the assembly to veto the appointment
of Prof. Briggs, whose inaugural address on
biblical theology has led his own presbytery in
New York to begin judicial proceedings against
him, among other topics of Importance which
are expected, the coming assembly promises
to be memorable.
DR.. Radcliffe, pastor Of the Fort Street
Church, is chairman of the committee of ar
rangements and entertainment: Gen. Alger is
chairman of the reception committee, and Hon.
James Mcmillan is at the head of the finance
committee. The usual popular meetings in the
interests of boards, as required by the stand
ing rules, will be held
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May ls.-Flour quiet-western
super, d .5a4.l0; do do, extra, A2oa.. IS; do. do,
family, 435a5.4o; winter wheat patent, 55Va6.vo;
spring wheat patent, 5I5ao.Vo; do. do, straight,
a0oa5.60-recepts, 1904 barrels Shipments is sse
barrels; sales, SIS barrels. Wheat-No. ., red,
ll2al.l3a; July, l.091 al.osa.; August, l.ooa q
l.06IS; steamer, No. 2, red, LIS; southern wheat
steady; FultZ, l.l0a1.lJ; Longberry, Llsal.le-re-
ceipts 140l bushels; stock, 69s4s bushels; sales,
$1,000 bushels. Corn dull-mixed, spot TO- the
month, 50aI0A; July, 66a66A; spot, No. 2, white,
IL southern corn urn; white, T2aIs: yellow. ida
1T-receipts, 100 bushels; shipments ~ bushels
No. white western, 5sa60 No. . mixed west
ern, 5sa59-receipts, 1000 bushels; stock. ss.Ssa
bushels Rye dull-No. ., s5-recepts, 800 bushels;
stock, 5000 pushels- Hay frm-good to choice
timothy, I1.00al2.00. Grain freights quet-stean
to Liverpool per bushel. Id Cork for ORDERS per
ton In sack, Is. Cotton nominal-middling 81,
Provisions steady. unchanged. Butter more
steady-creamery fancy, l9az; do. fair TO choice,
i1als; do. imitation, loal6, ladled, fancy, I5 do
good TO choice. l5al4; rolls, nne, Is; do. fair TO
good lsal4; store-packed, lzal5. Eggs actiye-iS
Coffee quiet, unchanged sugar unchanged. Con-
per steady = refined, ll,s. Whisky unchanged.
Peanuts unsettled-SaAkc.
BALTIMORE. May ls-virginia threes, s4k;
Central stock. Is; Baltimore and Ohio Southwest
ern nrst, IS; FIRST income, 81; do. second ID Con-
solidsted gus stock, Is asked. -
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, May Is lciosing. = wheaf-July,
tember, sin. oats-July, Ask; September, Il.
Pork-July, l.a5; September, u-5zk. Lard-july
&52x; September, SsA Ribs-uly, 600; septem-
Der. ks7h.
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ARRIVALS AT CINCINNATI.
Many Delegates to the Third Party Confer
encc on Hand.

Many Delegates to the Third Party Confer
encc on Hand.
CINCINNATI, ONO, May 1S.-The arrivals this
morning of delegates to the national union
convention were numerous. Between 400 and
500 came in from Kansas, 100 from Kentucky
and good-sized contingents from Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Tennessee. Fully 1000
members of the various alliance and
labor organizations are here, and every train
adds its quota to the throng. Five of the eight
representatives in Congress from Kansas,
Messrs. Oils, Clover, Simpson, Baker and Davis,
are here. The Reform Press Association is
holding a meeting at the Emory Hotel for the
purpose of forming national organization and
arranging for an interchange Of news service.
A conference is also in progress between the
delegates from New York and Boston and those
of the southern states looking toward the reach
ing of an understanding that will enable the
niously on the floor of the convention. Those
opposed to the formation Of a third party, how
ever, seem determined to carry their point
HE BELIEVES IN A NEW PARTY.
ST.. LOUIS, May 1s.-Hundreds of granger
delegates arrived at the Union depot
this morning en- route to the Cincin-
natl third party convention. Kansas was
the banner state, while Wyoming, Mis-
souri,. Nebraska, Arkansas and Texas
were well represented. Prominent among the
Kansas delegates was Hon. Charles Cunning
ham, candidate for vice president of the united
labor ticket in 1888.
xviii third party be born at the Cincinnati
convention2"
"A third party is certain, and . strong one
at that, said Mr.. Cunningham: .'The great
issues of the convention will be land, trans
portation and money, with labor and taxation
as weighty side issues
Mr.. Cunningham also said that 80, 900 alli-
the field to disseminate The platform adopted at
this convention.
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DIED.

ASHTON. on May n; lsel. JOSEPH ASHTON.
funeraI lrom 81. stephens Church Tuesday. MAY
~ iSi' al am. Relatives and friends invited 20
HALL. ON Sunday, May II, 1851. at m ANN.
Mrs MARY \. HALL. widow Of the late Theodar.
Funeral from her late residence, $50 stree, north
East east, Medntsdsy at :. O'Clock pm Relatives aud
HOPKINS. On Sunday. May IL. 1891 at 10 .. m.
o. .ear ,rY1oe, - htT rSidenss =; seventh street.
Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm.
lss EDwAkb bi Js All Se ss Ssss,s u Nay L.
resident Of Washington. DC.
kh8SLtf aarIk s ANN May r. lsg . FRANCIS
Mary NJ kolier IN the tssnty -nrst year his axe
aSsm Medae-ay. Ma 70 intsl'usut V :. IN.
usore. sd. Friends ited 90 sftena y
d.as,sr Of MY and Lube ss x s sl.i
Funeral at LeesburE u sday. Nsg ~. at O'Clock
pm
MCPHERSON. At his residence, 1915 Seventeenth
isT R ef the PSinns g May ls lssi CHARLES
Funeral on wedn- sdsy 3:s0p.m.
MULLEN. On sunday. May IL, 1881, at 30 a m.
AGED forty-iour Years.
May he rest in peace
THIRTY street; Georsio%n % f iSsssS. Nay t II.
at 2:so Gloss 2 M SERVICES al holy Trinity ICstho-
onte.. NY and New loTs P a Pleas copy sp,s
I pauL A n SEA MAY H. issi. ALLAN G. PAUL.
Funeral services f.om the Residence Of his brothss,
ss Locust street pnil.deiphia, Tuesday. May H. 81
PlPEh; Departed thus life, in the sxteenth year Of
hrs . 1ss WM LasDkIck; seysnsh son q Henry and
safe in the arms OF Jesus.
Safe on His gentle breast;
sweetly my soul will rest
These wereth last words of Willie before he passed
Isnsrs t5s% ss s2 ,ssn,h s.' extended north
Ent. ax.t.
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A DAYS DEATHS.
Not . single Case Attributable 10 the Grip
Here.

During the twenty-four hours ending 81 noon
today thirty deaths were reported 10 the
health officer OF that number nine we're from
consumption. Grip was not given ss the case
OF single death. Health oficer Townshend
has received a report of the deaths in Paris
during the week ending May = ID shows .
total Of 1,l6s deaths. 20i OF which resulted
from consumption and 200 from acute lung
diseases, a majority of the latter probably the
result of the grip.
During tie same week there were 1875 hero
and seventeen OF those were from oonsump-
ton.
Daring that week there were twenty-sir sui
oides m Paris, seventeen men and nine NO.
men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-18

FAST COLORED GIMP for trimIninz wash
Dresses in all of the new spring shades. IL inch
Wide. SPECIAL PRICE,
15c. yard
HAND CROCHET SETS. consisting Of
CUFFS. COLLAR and VEST FRONT. Just the
thing you want for Fine Wash Dresses Regular
price. 1900. SPECIAL PRICE,
800 for set.
WE ARE ALSO SHOWING . large assert
ment Of JET NAIL HEADS. In all sizes and
designs. also Coiored NAIL HEADS or JEW
ELS These are very extensively used now
for dress trimmings
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A Witness Of the Duncan Assault Tells VIVA
He Saw.

LONDON. May lS.-A quarryman who dis
covered that K. C. Duncan of Washington. d
c., on Tuesday evening last had attempted to
murder his wife on Mt. Snowden, near Bettws-
y-coed, North Wales, by beating her over the
head with a stone, and who assisted
in CARRYING the victim to neighboring
hotel, says that Duncan gave him a IS note in
order to induce him to say nothing about the
real facts of the case. The quarryman adds
that when he came. upon the scene of the
attempted murder Duncan was holding =
to his wife's mouth, but that he
removed it as soon as he caught sight of the
witness. In her delirium Mrs. Duncan ex-
claimed: Don't hack at me; let me up" Mrs.
Duncan today is still in precarious condition
and repeatedly calls for her mother.
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ADivorce Granted.

Judge Hagner today made decree Of di-
vorce in the case Of Katie THICKER against
Aonzo Thecker in favor of the complainant
giving her the custody of the child. The COM
plainant's maiden name was Katie MCGEE and
they were married February ., 1850, and lived
together until February a. 1880, when, she
chsrQes, he deserted her and in January, 1891,
committed adultery with various parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-18
EnpERoR CH.nLEs III.

Accompanied by hall the mobility Of Austria. wrnt
the Carlsbad springs Tor the recovery OF his health.
six Thousand nix hundred hosses THE town rscors
say. were necss.ary 10 convey the company 70 the
place.
The virsus of the water 10 grsst ct thu pssssns
day IL the time Of Charles ii. and althougb
the expense attached 10 journey thithsr ID nos
great now Il vas then. Ne sp not ell wealthy
enough 10 undertake IT, For such the vrtus of ths
Carlsbad Spring h extrActsd- The Carlsbad 6prudai
Salt by evaporation. contAtning al the so1
OF the b obtained % every dug
store ct . tr1ninS cost.
II the best remedy for cstasrh Of the Stomach co..
stipstion. liver and kidney trouhles. eout rheunA-
tasn, &c. Be surs % ohtssn the genuine inpcseu1
srtSrls which musf have the signature q EIeNnn :
MExDELsox CO.. Sole Assnts, usw xork. % sv~V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-18

HARD COUGH distresscs the patient and racks
both lungs and throat. Dr. ID. Jaynes EXgccIor.
ant Is the remedy wanted o. care your cutgh and
Iehe'e Doth the pulmonary and bronchial oigans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-18
MARRIED.

LEAHL.CASHEN. At Cork. ireland, Atril "a
lH1, JuHN T. LtAHl OF Dublin. Ireland. aud ANNIE
M CAshkN OF this city.
PHILLIPS JuNEMANN. In Baltimore on March
TO hOsk 4. JUStMANN.
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GLOVES That ARE FAsu1osAp1r.

Allow one Of our experts to try pair of our 81
White Chamois Skin Mousquetaires and you'll under
stand why we write that Offering superior
Gloves at the price. White and Pearl Pigskin Nous
quetaires with self Black stitching 06c pair The
4button 81 Pearl Kid Gloves, with Black stitching are
also superior for the price. The White Chamois
Gauntlet Gloves at 81 25 are new. good and cheap.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERnrrk

BUILDING PERAIrI
Building permits were issued today - fol-
lows: w. H. Carioo, three brick dwsllings, sls
Massachusetts, avenue and l6 and 10 10Th street.
southeast, eS,000; J. =. Donohue, three brick
dwellings, l0i2-l4 and l6 B street north
east, q, 800; J. Connor. one brick dwelling, l39
d street southeast %. 800; =. Chapel. one
brick dwelling, ga School street southwest,
q. 500; C. @. Pechin, one frame dwelling,
Eslin avenue, Holmsad Manor, ta,O00.
MrscExLAHBoUe
Col Robert after . vacation Of tvo veshs IN
Ohio, returned 70 the city yesterday and vas q
his dssk - the District building today.
ur. 0ladstsas nlusA Dpeass.
Lennon, Nay ls.-Mr. 0ladssous has ainost
entirely rseovsssi his usual stats II hsa,th- n
!: sxPse.sd thet - w b ahls - leave NJ
city tor Havssdsa n day e -
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Mrs's Funs,sH,ses.

MEMS EunSisHISes.
BATH w"APS Or GOWNS
Only short time since. this actus ition to the
wardrobe was looked upon Injury to he the
possession only Of tue more favored Now the
prices are such that almost any man can own
one. They are without doubt n positive luxury,
almost \ necessity. and ii you Once one You
will cherish It a. tried friend" Being made
OF cotton terry they cool and soft and car 10
used a q lounging gown also. We invite your
attention to our superb line, comprising the
largest and best assortment TO 10 found any
where. We showing all the latest styles tn
narrow and wide stripes, figures, paids.
checks and solid colors. All sizes. With and
without hoods. Prices from
So. so to Sl2 each.-
(Ftrst door, FIRST snnex.)
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Range Of the Ther,pome,~r

The following were the readings at tn. signal
Office today: a. M. 66, 3 pm. "A. Maximum,
IS; minimum. AZ.
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Not Gov. Msrcy's Daughter.

To the Editor o. The Evening star:
An item is going the rounds Of the press and
appeared in your Issue OF the 10th instant re-
citing the Tale OF Woe" of a person who
recently called on the mayor of Chicago, III,
claiming to be the eldest daughter of ea-,ior.
Marcy OF New York and asking aid 20 reach her
former New iOrk bone. la Justice TO the
memory of my illasirious kinsman and name
sake desire to state that his only daughter Is
now residing in Paris France.
Very truly, &e.. wM. l. NANCY.
Washington, ID. G., Nav Is. 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-18

Marriage kosnsss have bssn Issued BY the
clerk Of the court - follows Samuel McClana-
han and Josie +. Sanford, both Of Fsuquier
county, Va; James D. Dousll and Lols Deacon;
Charles Roggs Of Richmond, Va, and Maggie
aud Emma Blackwell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-18
An INTERESTING M.nx-DowS liz
HOSIERY.

HOSIERY.
80 pain Of LADIES' FANCY HOSE IN PIN
STRIPES. CLUsIER STRIPES and FANCY
BOOT PATTERNS. ALL COLOks. Regular
prise - and 3u-- MARKED DOWN to 2Ic. .
pair.
BARGAINS IN cHILDRRN's HOSE
We Will one this week - . SPECIAL AD-
vE2rISEMENT CHILDREN's TAsT-BLACK
DERBY Ribbed HOSE. Sizes ssom to o
inches ksxuIar pnss 25c. OUR SPECIAL
price l9c. . pair.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name.

The folloHing are tie opening and closing yricc- %
the New lorS Stock Market. rei sr.ed ~ special
wire 70 Norson aud Aa.aItney, lilD 4 strset.
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w OODWAhD
LoTHRoP-
10TH. nth AND SITS NV.
Are you interested in Linensi II you are. you
will enjoy glance at our Linen Department.
hyou are not. what We are going to show you
Tuesday will create not only interest but
longing for some Of the good things you will
find there. New arrivalsin Damasks. Napkins.
Tray Cloths. Dinner Cloths. Luncheon Cloths.
&c, &c. Such masses Of snowy whitsness;
such lavish layout of qualities and designs
one could only expect to In such Linen
Departments as ours
WE WANT TO DIRECT YOUR ATTENTION
TOA
SPECIAL SALE
OF
WHITE DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS.
fRIN6ED AND UNFRINGED.
This sale must prove of unusual interest to
Hotsls and Boarding House Keepers, Managers
ofisrTe INSTITUTIONS. and. In fact. TO every one
neesiins Table Cloths Examine these prices and
let Us know II they are unusual. We fought
the goods At price concession and you SHALL
have the benefit
LOT No. 1 includes thr.s sizes OF Half
Ble.ched Frinsed Cloths. with Red borders
s1trs heavy quality damask.
Actual ME, 5AxGG inchss. S5e. each
- 54176 inches, 81. 90 each.
g 54Is3 inches. 81. Is each.
LOT No. includes two sizes Of bssched
p.mask Fringsd Cloths. with Plain Blue or
Blue and Gold borders.
Actual size. 55x55 inches. u 70 each.
Actual sine, 6Axs4 inoh.s. e. 90 each.
LOT No. 3 Is composed Of Plain White and
Red Bordersd Pattern Cloths in silver bleschsd
dAmsak-very soft and durable-four sizes-
Actual sire. 1889 inchse Sc each.
Actual sias, 54xos inches 9oc eech.
Actual sizs. 541sl inches. s1.2O each
Actual sine. 54xlOs inches. q. - each.
(Sscond floor, Iltb 1t. building.J
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
tain Piece Goods They tho mos, popular
Of al the summer drapsriss.
Cream and Lemon Madras, our own mporta-
tion-Rsal Scotch Goods.
-25. 81. 20. so and 62Hc. yard.--
Rsal Scotch Madras in colors.
go and 7so. yard
Madras Curtains.
Cream. e1. rs to e. 90 pair
-Colors. %. 75 to "a. so pair
Atwood Upholstery Felt. in all the staple
and fancy colors. two yards wide,
tit Os yard
Extra quality Tamboured Muslin for sash
curtains. 30 inches wide.
--2Ic. Yard
Extra qnality Dotted Swiss Muslin for sash
curtains. 80 inches wide,
--2Jc- yard
FLOOR LINENS.
-10-4. Sc. and 81 % yard
PA. 81. 0Oa yard
oeo cots, IN swiss lace, antique lace, Tam
boured muslin. Nottingham lace and Scotch
Lace
SPECIAL.
Tomorrow morning We will reduce "a Full
size Scotch Lace Bed Sets from
I'll so to 81. "a
A set Of one spread and two shams.
Tourth floor, 11th st. building.)
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)THING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS bv NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING with PERFECT SUCCESS ItSOOTHEs
the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and is the best remedy for
DIAkRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Be and ask for 'Mrs. Windows Soothing
Syrup, 4" and take other kind. 80 cents = oottie
d1D-1y.
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NINE A. RuppERrs New Boor

NINE A. RuppERr,s New Book.
She publishes a book entitled ''HOw TO BE BEAU
IlfCL, and, like the philanthropist she il.
gives it FREE THIS WEEK.
At the urgent request OF thousands of her patrons
Mme A. Rupert. the world-renowned complexion
specialist and famous lecturer. has just published
handsome book giving the public the benefit of her
Years OF study and experience The book written in
plain and sensible language. showing how any
obtain and maintain perfection OF the face and form.
all callers this week this look will be given
Those out Of town II by sending tc postage.
NINE. A. RUPERT.
Branch Once,
800 st. NV,
mh14 Washington, ID. c.
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The win Of the late Annie Johns Babcock,
leaving her sttats 70 hsr husband. W. Il. Bab--
ooct, hes besn oled
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SOME MORE New PARAsoLs

some MORE New PARAsoLs
At the Makers Loss.
This mornings arrivals are Plain Surah silk Para
soils, frnged; IS 9S instead of 81. Bsndb Silk
Parasols. in shades of Tans. Grays, &C. g. 6s
instead of e3YS White Surah silk Parssois, ~. u
instead Of H. 30. And the makers SAMPLES OF Lace
covered Parasols-no alike and only fourteen of
them. %. 4S to sl7. 90 the price extremes.
MEMS All-silk POngee Sun Umbrellas with Green
lining. "a. 9S; Cotton Pongee with Green lin ng sl -
each.
Parasol Covers-Black Silk Lace. 2.9S to - %;
White Silk Lace, 81. rs to So 3d. White Plat VAL and
Oriental Laces. :ac. to 81. 35 each.
1HE PALAIS ROYAL.
(COntinued beowl
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RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
SASH RIBBONS AT Soc.
MORE Sash Ribbons for childrens wear z
inches wide. in Cream, Pink, White, Blue and
Cardinal.
Soc. yard
(First door, LIST annex.)
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SOME New JrwE1RY.

SOME New JEwEIRy
Sterling Silver Lace Pins-daisies. lilies, dag
gers. horseshoes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gle each
Link Gun Buttons Tor Vassar Shirts. rolled
soiu 2Jc
Real Tortoise Shell Hairpins, such formerly
eoiN ~ .0Uc. each
Birthday Lockets. to match the birthday
.9Sc. each
sS-We sell the Real Gold Birthday Rings for 90
cents We haven't the courage tell YOU the rubies
enerads and such expensive precious stones are real
We can they good limitations as those shown
In the rings sold at somewhat higher price.
THE PALAlS ROYAL.
Continued beov)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-18

The viii Of the late Miss Mary Moore. fled
today, leaves certain requests 30 her relatives
ana friends, and 10 the Washington Bible So
clety $1,000 and Guriey Mission e5O0.
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NEw EMBRo1pEnrp FIouScrxos.
BLACK HINDOO CLOTH FLoUNCINGs. 45
inches wide. FAST BLACK WARRANTED.
Very fine. Hem,titched. Special 5Oc. yard.
WHITE HEMSTITCHED FLOUNCINGs,
EXTRA FINE. 9-inch hem. Regular value.
75c- OUR SPECIAL PRICE. sec. yard
45-INCH FLoUNCINGs Of EXTRA FINE
FRENCH MUSLIN HENsTITCHED with
rich DRAWN WORK. pattern Of Greek design
Regular value. 81 90. OUR SPECIAL PRICE,
s1-65 yard
10 PATTERNS EMBROIDERED HEM
STITCHED FLOUNCING, q inches wide.
Regular price % and Toe. Marked down to
sos. yard
VA PIERCE CO..
Successors 10 z. @. DAVIS.
slS Market Specs.
II Cor. sthst
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35c. SILK LrsLE HOSE,
PAIRS FOR 81.

35c SILK LrsLE HOSE,
3PAIRS FOR 81
Our opportunity came when the Importer offered the
balance Of his summer stock a 4 UGH lower price
that we ever hoped to hear of. NOW IS YOUR Op-
PORTUNITI. Three pairs instead of two pairs for a
dollar. Plenty of all Styles coors and Sizes win
dow filled with samp and 200 in the store
The RicEeiieu Ribbed Hose, in tho various shades Of
Tans. Grays. Nodes Greens and Bues the qua ity
we formerly sold at AZ cents The Cluster Rib Hose,
in Leather shades you will recognize rs SOC. quality.
Ihe Plain Brilliant Lsie Hose in Dress Goods shades
also worth 30 cents Those English Rib Hose wit
feet and ankles of Tans Grays and Browns upl
of stripes. another extra value at p cents The
Boot Pattern Hose. with Fast Black feet and ankles
uppers of Dress Goods and Leather shades, we'll
known IOc goods. And the staple warranted
Fast Black Ribbed and Plain Isle Hose with high
splced heels. Three pairs of such Hose instead Of
pairs for dollar 10 . rare happening.
The PALAIS ROYAL.
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READ DANENHowER's advertisement in '.spe-
cial No.icc" column of free excursion 10 Fred
eriek, Md, 18th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-18

SILK FINISH PoNeEEs. lOc.
Until Wednesday evening these silk-like Cotton
Fabrics reduced to lOc. yard The large center
window filled with samples gives an idea Of their
beauty. Placed side by side with our soc. and 81
India Silks they appear So much alike that it's
difficult to determine which is which.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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