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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15

Today the President returns home from his
transcontinentai tour of over nine thousand
miles Official Washington welcomes the first
citizen of the republic, and the people Of the
CITY, to whom President Harrison has been Off
cially and personally a good and effective
friend, Join heartily in the welcome. Presi-
dents go from and return to their home at the
capital at pleasure and at ease, unembarrassed
by the brass band and speechmaking formali-
ties which mark their rare visits to other
places. But the present excursion has
been 50 protracted and SO notable
that this word Of welcome in be-
half Of the home city may MOI. DO amiss.
No other President has ever made such tour
of the republic and no man ever made pleas
anter visits to the people by the way. 1t was
anon-political, non-sectarian affair throughout,
SO far as the public knows, aud there was a con-
tinual effervescence of patriotic sentiment and
general good feeling. In the earlier portion of
the movement through the south the President
was shown the sunny side of life in that section,
ami as he proceeded westward and to the Pa
ciic his pathway was strewn with flowers.
Truly an idyllic journey. What he said, and he
said much, was well said. skilfully and grace
fully. He returns physically refreshed and
with the wider information and the feeling of
kindly interest that come of personal &C
quaintance with the men and affairs of all
sections of the republic. 1t is well too
for the people of some of the states TO be oc-
cssionally reminded BY personal contact with
the head Of the national government that he is
their President and their public servant, and
that the nation IL not something distinct from
themselves, separated from their interests, and
concentrated at Washington. This swinging
around the circle has been ben efcial on both
sides, to the visitor and visited alike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15
Special Announcement.

Advertisers are earnestly requested to send
in their announcements for Saturdays STAR at
as early an hour in the day as possible. and
those who can and will do SO this evening will
confer a great favor. Unless this request be
observed, desired display and proper classified
ton cannot be assured, and insertion in any
form or on any page may be impossible The
phenomenal and constantly increasing circula-
ton of the paper makes this requirement una
voidable, As, in order to reach its widely scat
tered readers at a reasonable hour, its forms
must be put to press at u fixed time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15

The trouble with the Koch lymph Is that
while it heals tuberculosis il is apt 70 leave the
patient hfsless- THIS sor. Of healing h TOO
costly for the average patient Hence the doc
tors are shaking their heads and declaring the
thing no. beyond a dangerously experiments,
stage Yet it is pronounced by some Of them 70
be very promising" Meantime the discov-
ersr is hurrying up his big hospital, where be
proposes continuing his investigations in the
spirit Of the genuine man Of science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15

One great source Of the trouble the nation
has recently had in the matter Of an unassim-
Hated and deleterious population Is found IN
the shamefully Lax methods Of administering
the naturalization laws by state magistrates
and in the defects in the laws themselves.
Whatever reasons existed in the beginning and
continued for long time to exist in this cOun-
try for distributing the work Of admitting to
citizenship in any Of the states between the
federal aud the various state courts the same
reasons do not now exist, and tho reason ceas-
ing the law should cease. Indeed, this evil be-
came so great thirty years ago that when the
confederate constitution was framed pro-
vision was inserted placing the whole matter
exclusively within the jurisdiction OF the
courts Of the general government This prop
osition. SO wise in itself and SO timely, is
now made by the Union League Club In
the report OF its committee on political
reform The committee also calls attention to
the fact that in seventeen states and territories
the suffrage is conferred on aliens who have
simply declared their intention to become
citizens. Other suggestions Of the report are
also Of practical Importance at this time.
These are a longer residence than is now pre-
scribed, that the applicant should be able to
application must be made in his own hand
writing, that a certificate of naturalization i'm
properly obtained may be contested and set
aside and that all such certificates or orders
fraudulently or illegally secured may be de-
claresi null and void by court having iurisdic-
ton. But the important thing is carrying on
by appropriate legislation the provisions of the
Constitution for uniformity of naturalization.
1t may not be necessary or desirable to ask the
people to surrender to the national govern
ment the power of regulating suffrage in the
states so far as it relates to foreignborn voters
II viii probably suffice to make the naturaliza-
ton laws uniform by placing the whole ques-
ton of the naturalization of foreigners in the
hands of the federal Judiciary with more
methodical and stringent provisions as to regis
fration, and greater guarantees as to character
and intelligence on the part Of the immigrant,
and to these ends the prescription of longer
residence in the country before naturalization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15

There are many kinds of stupid credulity in
this World The Corfu mob that kills Hebrews
and burns their dwellings, alleging a. provocs-
ton that the Hebrews sacrifice the children of
Christians at their religious festivals and the
silly Americans Who send money to Engiish
sharpers to recover estates in the moon are two
varieties Of kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15
WOODWARD & LorHnop.
10TH. IIrH AND r SIS. NV.
- CONFIRMATION Of Remnant saE re~s--e~.

weshall make n an object for you to visit our
stores tomorrow by Offering such bargains
as you only meet with Occasionally. For the
young folks there are many very attractive
thinss. viii sive youa few hints that will set
you thinking.
Heading the list are perhaps two Of the great
eet values for the money 20 be offered to-
morrow. and they are unparalleled bargains such
as do not app~ar often in = seasons shopping
experiences
PHENOMENAL SALE OF GOWNS.
We inside you similar offer. you rrmenber.
several weeks ago u skirts. We always on
tue lookout for ,ust such opportunities. but
this one was pleasant surprise 80 us and will
prove the same 10 you. IL consists Of . larse
lot of
LADIES' FINE CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN
GOWNS.
Which we bought from q manufacture 1t Q
price that enables US to sell them TO you.
AT ooc. q garment
HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES
Ladies' Fine Cambria Gowns Hubbard yoke
Of ten clusters Of fine tucks-ruffie Of Hamburg
around neck-fun high sleeves. edged with
Hamburg.
SIC. EACH
LADIES' Fine Cambria Gowns-yoke of Ham,
burg inserting and fne tueks-surrlice neck,
edged with ruffe Of Hamburg finished with
herring-bone braid-hlsh sleeves with Hamburg
ruffies.
-qoc. each
Ladies' Extra Fine Muslin Gowns-Hubbard
yoke OF four Hamburg insertinss and five tucks
Hamburg rufies around neck and sleeves.
Soc. each
Ladies' Muslin Govns-yoke OF solid embroid-
ery-surplice neck--Hamburg rl.ifie around neck
and sleeves.
Csc. each
Special attention is called to the length and
width of above gowns.
(Second floor. 10Th ST burdinCN
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TIE MONUMENTAL

The crowds at our Summer Opening Millinery Dis
play the past two days Of Pattern Hats and Bonnets
Trimmed and Untrimmed as well as Flowers Ribbons
Laces, &C. &C., &C., kept too busy write ad-
vertisement today. But We must mention q few
specialties which We want you to see.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
member that we fit and warrant every pair Of Gloves
from &c. up.
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
4button French Glace Kid Gloves &c. sell regular
5hook Foster Lacing Glove. &c. sell regular 81 25
S-button Suede Mousquetaire, 81. 49, sell regular
s1.69.
s-button Suede Mousquetaire in Pearl with black
stitching at 81. 49, sell regular at 1926.
Pearl Pig Skin Gloves with black stitching at orc.
real value Sl.25.
Black Mitts. all silk. at 25c. worth SIC.
Novelty Silk Gloves at 4Sc. former price S1.25.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY.
SO dozen Richelieu Ribbed Hose in plain and Black
boot patterns for Saturday pair at 25c.. regular
price of pair.
Ladies' Fancy Cotton Hose Richelieu ribbed. also
fast Black Of the and Celebrated Hermsdorf dye
plain and boot patterns. at 2oc fully worth 39c.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests. low neck and sleeve
less. at 2cc. worth Sic.
Sun Umbrellas for ladies and misses from &C. up to
the finest.
Children's Parasos from 25c. up to finer grades
A RAINY WEATHER BARGAIN.
go Ladies' Rubber Gossamers at 81. 40; regular SELL
ing price 80 25.
200 Ladies' Rubber Ragans and Newmarkets that
have always sold from "a to s5. tomorrow Saturday
at 81.
CHILDRENS, MISSES AND LADIES' GARMENTS.
Here il the rate beginning today:
Children's Refers in Tan. Blue and Green, at Csc.
Former price. 81 .9S
Misses and Ladies' Capes, in Tan, Gray and Black,
at $l.e8- Former price, "a to SO.
large line of Lace and Beaded Wraps that were
sold from S10 to S25 now being sold from g. as to
$15. Also fine line Of Embroidered Cashmere
Fichus. from e. 6S to 81Ohaf of the former prices
NIB. Look out for great Muslin and Cambria
Underwear and Handkerchief sale next Monday and
Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15

he Florida legislature reports adversely upon
the proposition to make United States Sspssors
eiseave oy the people The Legislature syi.
dsany enjoys the present senatorial election
nghs In that body and wants more Of il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15

The political condition in Pennsylvania q
narrowing In the extreme. Everybody seems
to b % honest in his eonvietion hat every.
body slss 10 dishonest that progress toward
harmony IL vexssousiy slow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15
MrSs Brrosorsss.
NEGIIGE SHIRTINGs
IOR SFASON nF lSKI

MEMS BEDoSoNes.
NEGLIGE SHIRTINGs
For SEASON OF ISL
Our very comprehensive stock OF Maarss
Cheviot, silk and FLANNEL
NEGLIGE SHIRTfNGs
For the present season will le found exceptioual
IN point OF variety. exclusiveness of DESIGNS and
excellence of manufacture. The styles Arp .r-
eiusively our own being selected hy as and
made 10 our order by
ID. 4 }. ANDERSON.
Manufacturers Of strictly high-class shirting
fat1rios- We guarantee you superb cloths. the
latest styles and the best WORK at the lowest
possible Prices.
Our linss Of shirtinrs ana Seeirre Shirts m
eoualed by few and SURPASSED By none We
ask an inspection.
Samples Of shirtines sen. on application by
mail or otherwise.
DR. JAEGER's TAFFETA CLOTH NFs;rrar
SHIRTS.
Your attention Is called to these. which ara
now Special feature Of our Shirt D.partmep;
1hey are specially conducive 20 health ana
efoeed in Appearance the finest striped linen.
Ihe eotors are eOuea. not z,rlnfed. ana ar,
DssJectlg1ast.
We are the WASHINGTON agent. for mr.
JAEaEk's SANITARY wooLES SYSTEM
COMPANY.
first foor. LIST annerl
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Premier Rudini now says that exaggerated
Importance ought not to be given TO ths New Or
leans affair. Premier Rudini was apparently
the hrst to give this AFFAIR exaggerated i'm
portAnce- II he is now taking his own medi-
cine tbs treatment 10 admirable end he cannot
fad % improve ..ts...-f' -
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Am Dox-r You Fonerr Ir

AND Dowr You FoRorr IT.
We have told Of our SPLENDID BARGAINS An
Lovely sik Warp and Atwood Henretiss. chslliss.
9snghsma chssio,s. ogtinss. prssndiss sas,nes.
presisfion Of them beyond expectstions. We nov
sftc, Dsmssk white and he'd bcrderl. 2ac.
hlic. BieArhed Danssk, nov SO
&c: Cream pslnash Glover leAIl. now Soc.
rs bisschsd psmssk IPoifs Dot, so,. nov o.
fI50 Bleschsd Damask. nov ell 25
e. rs: q. % nov 81 80. pr. warner 3 corssS Is.
BRoDHEAD o.
Estsblished le61. uw1HrW.
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ksporS are in Of another capture Of Siicesa
Lst - give the poor man . rest until vs NV,
captured the Itata-
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MEND YoUn Wars

and you won't have to mend % many rents.
MY boy is 90 hard on his clothes"-Ever make
that remarkf Good people. 1T isn't always the
boys fault They're rough and they're
thoushtless--but what can you expect Of It's
sus-thick quality! We know We weened over
new clientAse with our FIVE DoLLAR"talk
last week. 1t lit the light up lane you had never
thought of travelling for BOYS Clothes. The
meaeer satisfaction some Of you had been get
ting for 81. and more. elsewhere had prejudiced
you against looking at cheaper PRICED
clothes You frankly told us 30. But you took
Us at OUR wOBD-were sgreeably surprised
tas We knew You would be>-bousht-and saved
yourselves the difference.
We begin still lower down-s2. so IL plenty
to insure quality. OF course they're SHORT
PANT sUITs-snd Of course they're TWO
PIECE sUITS-but they are neat in effect
right in the channel Of fashion-and ''hans to-
sether" through ''shick and thin" We don't
care who offers 1t to you-never buy anything un-
lessitis warrdntsd worthy. wealwayssuarantee
and. with Us. the wages Of disappointment is
the RETURN OF THE MONEY. Let Us
suggest that If you want suit to piece out the
school term-then for the vacation-that you
let us hold up our LOw-PRICED lines for your
inspection. The care with which each stitch is
taken is service stripe" At s2. so, SO,
$3.50. "a and so-we've got as much variety
IS most any other one stock holds from begin
ming to end. The higher grades are as full as
they can hold Of quality.
A cat couldn't watch mouse closer than We
eye Juvenile fashions. We dom. follow-ws
move with them. That's why you first find
the novelties HERE We don't look for life
less tree to bear fruit. Our attention goes to the
wide-awake workers the world overland what
they make We have to pick from
In the one matter Of SHIRT WAISTS We
have earned our title Of LEADERS. There il
BEST-and we've got the SOLE CLAIM to it.
Once wear STAR" wAIsT-and satisfaction
isn't complete without it. The 1T Is perfection
itself and the quantity Of patterns-Percale and
Flannel-you have to select from Is not only
immense. but they are designs peculiar to the
STAR
You know how you've had heretofore to look
high and low for what has been wanted in
BOYS and CHILDREN'S FURNISHINGS
and then not get it. If you can ind MANS
Furnishing Store that is any more perfectly
stocked than our Juveniles we'd like to see IT.
EVERYTHING is the only word that reaches
around the facts.
We're nothing if not consistent-and you'Ilex.
pect our SHOES and HATS to be like the Clothes
we seii-the CHEAPEST and the BEST. That's
what they are-tested qualities Of them.
STRAW and CLOTH HATS SOUND and
SAFE SHOES.
What is wanting that we can't furnishi
NOTHING. Then why can't we serve you this
season'
-l-I-
GUESSED YET. You know on what. for
what, don't you' The number Of pins in tho
jar-for . trip to California or Europe at our ex-
pense. Every purchase gives You the privilege
to guess. .
-I-I-
sAKS AND COMPANY.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND
SEVENTH STREET. myl5
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BOYS IMPORTED WASHABLE SUITS
AT $500 AND s325.

II doesn't pay you TO make your bow ,ulss
when you ean buy them well made =, az. .h,y.
prices. Counting the cost q the na,.r1.l- ~.
time. the worry ana the unoertatp,x -, ~.
ntting properly. You viii certainly never under
take the job. especially when you have seen
these.
here IS the description: Imported Blou..
Sailor Suits that can ~ washed -.
out chsnefng color a. long - there "a = thr,.a
left. Very correct in detail. perfect nttsnr.
The prices arr only 81 and sa . suit.
Cd floor. 10th ST. bldg.)
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An UxsnoxEs STOCK.

AS SATURDAY IS THE DAY OF
THE WEEK THAT YOU USUALLY
DEVOTE TO SELECTING NEW
CLOTHES FOR THE BOYS AND
CHILDREN WE ALWAYS PRESENT
AN UNBROKEy STOCK ON THAT
DAY. HAVING PREVIOUSLY FILLED
UP ALL LINES WHERE THE SIZES
HAVE BEEN BROKEN.
IN ADDITION TO OUR USUAL
FILLING UP THIS WEEK WE HAVE
RECEIVED QUITE A NUMBER OF
NEW STYLES IN LIGHT-COLORED
SACK SUITS FOR THE LARGE
BOYS. GARMENTS THAT ARE IN
THOROUGH KEEPING WITH THE
REST OF OUR SUPERB STOCK.
AND WHICH WILL GIVE YOU GOOD
SERVICE AS WELL AS LOOK
STYLISH AND FIT PERFECTLY.
OUR LINE OF SUITS FOR SMALL
BOYS IS COMPLETE. THERE Is
NOTHING LACKING IN STYLE,
FABRIC OR FIT. AND THE PRICES
ARE VERY MODERATE.
B. ROBINSON h CO.,
AMERICAN oUTFITTERs.
pv15-eo QOQ PA AVE NV
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CH1LDRENs AND Misses, DErARr
MENT.

AND Misses, DEPART
MENT.
A complete assortment Of Shirt Waists for
Misses and Children. in cambria. percsle. Per-
sian lawn. India linon and nainsook.
-75c. to %. 50 EACH
As special value offer q White India
Iinon Shirt Waist. with half-inch tucks bsck
snd front-rolling collar and deep cuffs sizes
Sto 10 years-for a.-
To
Fine Figured Persian Lawn Shirt Waists
plated back and Grecian front--coliars and
cuffs finished with hne painsook inserting
band-in misses sizes only.
-s1.50 each
Another lot Of those very cheap Bingham
Dresses for Girls from to 10 years old, in Q
variety Of fancy plads. checks and Stripes
styles.
Size G. s1.5o. Sizes. eliza
Size 10. e.
very pretty bingham Dress. in fancy
plaids-suimpe style-ve back and square front
neck and sleeves finished with narrow friu Of
Bingham.
-size4, also. Size 6. sI.z5.-
-sizes s. So
fluk anu Due TreDCu 61uKnam dresses,
with hemstitched and embroidered skirts
full waists trimmed with embroidered edge to
match skirt. Sizes 3 to 9 years.
--$3. 80. 50. s5 and - each
Children's and Misses Jackets in ali the Dc.
sirabe shapes and materials.
Atwood Navy Blue Flannel Refers, with
square sailor collars Sizes to II years.
-SI7o each
Children's Guimpes. in cambria lawn, null
and nainsook-al the leading yoke styles in
GLIDING Empress" Josephine" and
"Grecian" effects.
-69c. TO o. each
A full line Of Bathing Suits for Misses and
Children
Sc. % to %. 80 each
Children's and Misses Atwood Navy Blue
Flame Sailor Suits, trimmed with three rows of
white braid.
Size 4, 1875. Size 10, %. 25-
Size g. "a. p. Size IL. e5. To-
-sizes. s4.75. Size II. %. 25.-
Crhird hoor. 18th st. bide.)
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Ourpoon SpoRrs.

OUTDoon SpoRrs.
We wish to inform all who are in the least in
terested in outdoor sports that we have q COM
plete line Of Sporting Goods. comprising tennis.
base ball. foot ball. croQuet. &c, ana would he
pleased to have you examine our stock before
purchasing.
TENNIS GOODS.
In Tennis Goods we have the Wright and Dit
son. Ii. Partridge Co.. Peck and Snyder.
Horseman and Woodward Lothrop mskea
RACKErs.
Sears special" s5. SO.
American Tate" $3.50.
american Tate. IT." e4.zh
''Ashby special" s4.25.
'psttitt." e. so
Harvard Special" 60 IS.
'Longwood." %. So
Also many other leading ssckets. Tennis Nets
In all sixes-plain or bound. Also full line Of
Tennis Poles, Guy Ropes and Pegs. Racket
Presses and Cases, Dry Court Markers &c.
Wright and Dftson's 1891 Championship and
Peck and snydsr's 1901 Tennis Balls.
BASE BALL GOODS.
Our Base Ball stock 10 of thes spaldine
and Reach manufacture. and comprises full
line Of catchsrs' Gloves and MASKS, Bsts. Bails.
&c.
Rsschs American Association BAH. 81
spaldinss National League BAH. s1.2A
FOOT BALLS
In four sizes.
Round Rubber Foot Balls. TO- 10 q. rs each.
Rueby Match Balls.
--e225. s32 and - 50ssch.-
cRoQUEr.
We srs Prepared TO meet the demand for this
-ae:. Si-5o. 81 6; se.es: q "a saso-
18th Aoes. 10th ss slsyssoe.l
GLov. DrpAnrxrsr.
Ladies 4-button Suede Gloves In Tsns and
1aAcks with fsather-stitch slnbrotdsry.
-el.2 % pair
ChndrsnS Tsasts Gloves In Tsns and Brown,
20 and Soc. . paSr.-
Ladtss. 6-button-lensth AnSilk ysruey
1ifss IN TAns. Gray. Cream. White and Black,
iAdies' e-butsonasnGth Au-bisck nlk Ter
-75c. pair
uuN 1oor. 11th IT. butlding.)
WOODWARD . LorHRoP.. s,'
l0tA. llfh snd - ~. ny1s
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The Box MAacHE.
We ARE REMINDED By THE WEATHER
THAT WE HAVE LOT OF cLoTH-FIN-
ISL THREE-CAPE NEWMARKET GoSsA.
MERs. REAL VALUE, 1888. WE CLOSED
OUT QUANTITY OF THEM AND CAN Of
FER THEM AT LOW PRIcE-s2 rs. ALL
SIZES. A LARGE VARIETY OF PATTERNS.
CHOICE. s2.75. REAL VALUE. saas.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE UNTRIMMED
STRAW HATS WE ARE OFFERING AT 90
CENTS. SAME GOODS. SAME QUALITIES,
SAME CoLoRs, SAME SHAPES THAT WE
HAVE BEEN SELLING RIGHT ALONG AT
FROM s1.4s TO s24s, INCLUDING ALL
THE MOST POPULAR SHAPES IN LACE
sTRAws, CHIPS AND MILANs. IN BLACK,
BROWN. TAN. WOOD, NAVY AND GRAYs.
WORTH sl.4s TO GAS. CHOICE, 90
CENTS.
FLOWERS ARE VERY MUCH WORN. WE
HAVE JUST SECURED LARGE LINE OF
wREATHs. IN THE LATEST EFFECTS OF
FRUITS. SMALL FLOWERS AND GRASSES.
At FROM 90 CENTS TO LIS. WHICH WE
THINK VERY CHEAP. SEE THE MORN
ING GLORY WREATH WE ARE OFFER
1875 CENTs.~
IS CENTs-woRTH 20 CENTS.
WE ARE SPEAKING OF A LINE OF ALL
SILK ESPRIT NETS. WITH BORDER. WE
BOUGHT LOT OF IN BLACK, BROWN.
CARDINAL. TAN. NAVY. WHITE AND
CREAM. MAKES ELEGANT HAT TRIM
MINas. CHOICE, ALL coLoRs. Is CENTS.
DID YOU NOTICE OUR AID. ON BEADED
WRAPS LAST NIGHT: WE HAVE IS
BEADED WRAPS MARKED TO SELL AT
FRoMs4.os TO ss.es wEHAvEMARKEp
THEM AT FROM s2.ss TO sa4s-vERY
Low FOB QUALITIES.
r. F I'LL Z T.
E E 81 s. Z ! III
E EffFFz 4 4 / / s. Is III {. =:
1t $40 7rH ST. K.w.
Dl'.' a'sh'n' d kiIa sgi fsf fis|sPisi C.
my14-a i2I ilth q. as.
LADIES. Arrrsr.os. LADIES. Arrzs
true, q yog bear that we ~. Headqusrssrs
i. than rufinS prices. sss ', Wha q sssnd
' faE = f2 Sfs oHna0s SHIELDS r.,rn mos.
particularly With %. e Il Is, we believe, the
z; ss:sS e :s:s a =; "a g:
oSf'ao~'-'a': H. b.. b b.. .sss 81 E.
~ s: s. s:iA alsss: SIS. S. s4;9bID
PROVE unsstisfactory the Price VII b ~
'unasa' A''psc'iHpAaS spuBaH 4 mo
nyl5k1s Extsndvs Nosi0s DspcFsns:t.
RLACK LACE HLouECINoe. oee.
u Oriental x1ounctugS. ass.
mv,..~ RArrs xsrrnpSENfsSfS 3SoA 9 r., sse.
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WOODWARD l. LoTHRoP.
myl5 10TH. nth AND y sTs. NV
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I 7. wALKKR Sons, 2os 10TH sr. N.W.-yrRr
=. Baek, Clay ana ftle; f1ss Lining, Ill sasss;
e kinds bulldog Payer. Lime Csmsnts. fslt. Pilsk
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MoHA1R BnrLLrAsr1SE.

MoHA1R BRrLIrASr1SE.
FOR TRAVELLING, MARKETING OR A
GENERAL KNoCKABoUT DRESS THERE
is NOTHING SUPERIOR To A MOHAIR
Bya special purchase under the following cir
cnmstances We can make this extraordinary
offer in MOHAIR BRILLIANTINE: An Inn
porter bought too many Of these soods and Of
Tered them to us 1t such price reduction that
we purchased
5000 yards.
We shall in turn offer them to you tomorrow
at the small price Of
Bic. yard
There are Mohair Glaze, in several .hadines.
-36-inch wide. Sic. Q yard
And
Mohair Brilliantine. in Navy Blue, Olive,
Medium Brown and Mahogany
-4O-inch wide. Bic. q yard
WITH THIS SALE WE OFFER THE FOL-
LOWING REDUCED GOODS ALSO:
soc. Mohairs reduced to
SOC. yard
Soc. Mohairs. in Navy Blue. Tans. Light
Gray and Cream. 40-inch wide. Reduced 70
-Soc. yard
81 Mohair Brilliantine, 40 inches wide. Re,
duced to
-15c. a yard
1.25 Turkish Mohair Tamise light weight
fabric. in Myrtle Green, Bluet, Heliotrope.
Brown, 2shades of Tan. shades Of Light Gray,
2shades Of Gobelin. AL reduced TO
Ella yard
(First floor 10Th ST buildn0N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15

We have about rs Spring Blazers and Jackets left
that must be sold before building operations COM
mence and have put such . price on them that you
cannot afford to pass them without notice. All the
e.. 80. 50 and "a Garments marked at one price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-15

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