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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-01


The following described real estate. via:
All the undivided molety of and in all
that certain lot or piece of land situate in
the city OF Wilmington, with a three-story
brick dwelling and etore-house thereon
erected. bounded and described as follows
to wit.
Beginning at point on the northerly
side of Seventh street, at the distance OF
OF feet Inches easterly from the easterly
side of Orange street. thence northerly
parallel with Orange street ~ feet TO o
corner, thence eaHterly parallel TO Seventh
street 20 feet inchcs to a 1i-feet-wide all
ley thence thereby southcrly n feet to
the aforesaid side OF Seventh street. and
thence thereby westerly 10 feet 8 inches
70 the place of beginning. Deed Record.
No. l3-as6
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF John G. Brlson. and to be sold
WILLIAM SIMMONS, sheriff.
sherif's onice Wilmington. June
II. 1891. jel8-eodgt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-01
BABCOCK'S FAMILY Shoe HOU'

The largest selection of Ladies' NJ NJ GhildrenE
Oxford Ties and Slippers in Delaware, prices are
the lowest too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

A nes twist is given to the eastern question
by the illness of the Shah of Persia and the
alleged Vaccinations of Russia looking to in
reference in the internal affairs of that coun-
try If the King of kingi should tie. Ii Is
believed by the EnglisI IL - thu ear will sup
port the pretensioni 1 al illesI:imate heir to
the throne and use the occasion for occupying
Teheraa with an army that is now marshalin /,
on the frontier. Both Russia and England
have long meddled in Persian affairs; English
internoddling in the period before our civil
war having been eoincident with some Of the
most important archaeological and clinical
discoveries Of modern times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

The saggester Of democratic presidential can
didates has been overlooking Carter Harrison.
of Chicago. in spite of the fact that some of the
third party people have named him. For
the sake Of harmonious effect and general pic
turcsqueress Governor Buchanan Of Tennessee
could lie named for second place. However
disappointing the result might be from a par
tisan standpoint. with the farmers keeping the
top OF the ticket under fire, and the miners COW
ering the bottom, the bombardment would pre-
ssnt a spectacle of lurid interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

The trend of political events in Great
Britain seems TO be steadily in favor of the
liberals Another parliamentary seat has been
wrested from the tories-that of the Wisbech
division of Cambridge. where q tory majority
at the last election Of ]. Os7 was changed into a
liberal or Gladstonian majority Of 260. The
by-electiou was caused by the resignation of
the sitting member on account of ill-heslth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

Prof. Koch should not have allowed his dis
appoir tment to carry him far as a resiSna-
ton of Lis public offices. \ man of his attain
ments should know that the public never
bears malice toward who has dallied
with its credulity. The public realizes with be-
coming grace that that il what il is he-c for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

This is busy year for western supreme
courts No sooner is Judge Mckay disposed Of
in Kansas than the Farmers Alliance and
democratic party announce thei-. determine
ton Of entirely disregarding the decision Of
the Nebraska tribunal tina Governor Thayer
holds over III Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

Nebraska is planting another crop of govern
ors- There Is nothing like a good crop Of gov
errors except larger crop of supreme court
cyclones TO thresh them out befOr. delivering
Up to now the supreme court cyclone in Ne
brsska has been equal to the requirements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

Was il an accident that there were no demo-
Gratis at the organization at Ashevlllc. North
Carolina of a state protective league: And are
there row, since MIR. Randall did. no protec-
ton democrats2 II would seem that il there
are any they are .'layin' low; in sober truth
they are ''sayin' nothin.' What incarnation
has been prncticed that the school Of thinkers
a. old as the democratic party and as respccta-
BILE as the very fathers OF democracy men
holding like opinions with Senator Andrew
Jackson and Silas Wright. and A. j. Dallas. and
James buchanan, and Samuel ]. Randnll-arc
not visible in the party councils any more or
heard of ii the party's action! Since the fam
Gus message Of Mr.. Cleveland. everybody Ill
that organization - a tariff refoImcr- every
roul Of a democrat is a tariff for-rcycnuo- only
man. The silence Of the grave has fallen on
The other wing. and If 1t flaps at all, to use
the homely but expressive phrase of the late
great commander Of that wing. it flaps to-
gether' with the majority wing. These are the
facts; with their significance. only so far as
they point to a policy of m or less free trade
in that party. The STAR hes no present con-
Germ With Cleveland anc Mills at the head OF
1T. Silas Wright would not know his own party.
There speaks fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

The unconscious humorist is always the most
effective. This is exemphiied by the reporter
who after stating that while at Cape May Sccre-
t~zy Foster was serenaded by Hassler's Band.
goes promptly or to say tina, the Score tary
sent To the Presidents cottage for his baggage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

The decision Of Judge Speer of Georgia in a
suit against farmer decided that usurious in
terest could not be collected on a mortgage.
This may encourage the tiller of the soil to feel
that all is not lost, even if the alliance should
not prove successful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24
ExrnA Rrpucrrox liz LAcEs.

l2-inch ALL-sILK BLACK LACE Dsrnf
rouncfne. with fgmins Of graduating POLKA
SPOTS and sUNFLowER EDGE. Regular
value, 00c. REDUCED 20 z2s. yard
1e-inch BLACK LACE DEM FLouNcrN0.
with graduating POLKA SPOT STRIPE ana
rich edge. ALL SILK Regular prics. &c.
SPECIAL PRICE. 45c. yard.
1a-inch BLACK LACE DEM FLoUNcfNo.
ALL SILK. IN RING pattern. with edse q
hundsome bow knot design Regular price, $50.
SPECIAL PRICE.
DC. yard.
1e-tnch ALLrsILK LACE DEM Froryc-
ING, Biack POLKA SPOT pssssrn, with ds>o
rsch edss Of CRESCENT end fsrns. Rssuis
prscs. S5e. Reduced 10 CSC yard.
VA PIERCE q ca.
b euccssossss Z O. DsvA
s1e Markss sp<es.
u cogDg oha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

Chancellor Won CaprivTs determination not
70 allow the corn exchange 70 create tight
ness in the grain market does not direct the
blow at distillins interests, which might at first
glance seem intended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

Before Judge Mckay of Harper. Kan, as
sumsd the functions OF his Office some friend
should have brought to his attention the maxim,
ignorance Of the law excuses no man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

The Tennessee miners insisted on the retarn
Of thu militia. asserting at the same time that
they smoked cigarettes There can be no
doubt Is TO the justice Of any claim that the
cigarette i not a legitimate means Of warfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

The proposed trial Of New York newspaper
for printing the news about the recent eKecu-
ton Ia likely to furnish the reading public with
more points on electrocution than = ever heard
NJ hefore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24
HERE Is A COMPREHENSIVE

HERE Is A COMPREHENSIVE
LIST OF
EMBROIDERY MATERIALS.
The great success of FINE NEEDLEwoRK
depends largely upon the material used Our
exhibition OF Fine Embroidery bears evidence
to the fact that We have the best. which Is
BRAINARD 4 ARMsTRONG'S SILKS,
Dyed with
Cnfading Asatic dyes and every color war
ranted If washed as we direct.
Roman Floss. Soc. dozen.
Crochet Twist, lOc ball.
Wash Flo Floss. SOC. dozen.
Etching silk. :s0c. dozen.
Ecclesiastical Silk. JOc. dozen.
Rope Silk SOC. dozen
Spanish Yarns. pc. hank.
Pompadour Wool 25c hank
Twisted Embroidery Silk. SOC. dozen.
Embroidery Silk. Sc dozen spools
Crochet Cotton. L. NJ. c., l0c ball.
Shetland Wool and Floss. l7c hank.
Smyrna Wool, in all shades. &C. sken.
Germantown Wool. fold, 1Sc. hank.
saxony Yarns. 9 and 3folds I5c. hank
Scotch Linen Crochet Thread, l5c. ball.
Harris Silken Embroidery Flax JOc dozeu
Bargarren Linen Thread. &c. skein. COO.
dozen.
Ice Wool, Black and White. 40c. boz; colors,
45c. box.
Madonna Embroidery Cotton, Black and
White, PC. dozen; colored. &c. dozen.
Zephyr Worsted. 9, and folds. Black and
White. &c. Q lap; Pink and Blue. &C.; othsx
colors. &C. lap. -.- r..
tThird floor. 10th st. buldng1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

There is a throb of pleasure IN old GEORGE
towns heart at the prospect that water VIII be
let INTO the Chesapeake canal next week from
end 90 end and that a resumption of traiiic VIII
follow The canal has long been an institution
in this vicinity and Western Maryland. Its stop
page BY the great food was a calamity fcltacuteiy
BY q considerable number Of people. The PAT
tial use Of the lower end of the canal for run
ing the Georgetown mills did not supply all the
needs even Of this part Of the line. Tor there
Was an interruption Of the accustomed trade
between the upper and lower cities not To be
compensated for either by the vague. distant
prospect of a railroad along the canal bed or
BY any possible arrangement with the existing
railway line. Canals are not now what they
were before the day Of railroads. but they arc
still useful even in this land of the locomotive.
Abroad. in Holland Belgium. lover Germany
and other parts of Europe. the canal still plays
an important part In Commerce
IL will probably be several weeks befoin the
Swallows in the canal bed are removed and
the water become Of sufficient depth for per
feet navigation. Meantime the people OF
Georgetown and Cumberland and along the
canal will use their advantages and await the
time when they enjoy the full fruition oil
their desires touching the Chesapeake canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

One II the mos, enjoyable things for the
veterans at Detroit will he contemplation OF
what Washington hns in store for them next
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

The locg ecclesiastical suspense is relieved
by the announcement that Bishop Brooks will
Be consented in Boston October IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

The fatal "yeilows" have made their appear
ance IN the Maryland peach crop. and The
blues follow as a natural consequence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

Il shor,d be remembered that MIR. blaine has
the same right 70 get well that private citizen
enioya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

The Illinois papers intimate that the chief
justices mustaehc is not presidential
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

We have just received the LAST shipment
LADIES' FAST BLACK CORSET COVERS.
These goods are very desirable at this season
and are INDIsPENsABLE for any one that
wears thin black dresses. These are good
d. fitting, WELL MADE and are WARRANTED
FAST BLACK. All sizes. from "a bust mems
ure to 40. SPECIAL PRICE.
pc. each.
A CORSET COVER BARGAIN.
LADIES' FINE cAMBRIc CORSET COW
Frs, made 20 order. HANDSOMELY trimmed
with torchon lace, square neck. Regular
price. Zoe.
MARKED DOWN 70 So. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

pamoeles' sword was a solid fixture compared
u Qusy resignation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

The New York SON asks what 'snickersnse''
10 II is q chestnut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

our Infants Department
that will encourage your desire to
rig" out the little ones at less cost
than ever before.
We realize the sad fact that we have
yet too much Infants Wear in tow.
While the stock is desirable enough,
yet we ought not be loaded down.
These are closinQ-out prices:
Infants Long Dresses for pc. Nice
Long Slip made Of cambria, with embroid-
cry around neck and sleeves, 25c. Also an.
other style made with yoke lace ON neck
and sleeves. 2oc.
Long Dress made of cambria. with tucked
yoke. embroidery on neck and sleeves and
around skirt. with a bunch of tucks, for
SOC.
Infants Gown. open down the front. with
embroidery trimmings. for Acc.
Long Dress. with yoke of all-over embroid-
cry. full sleeves edged with narrow EN-
broidery. full long skirt Of camtric for Csc.
Long Dress. with pointed yoke Of tucks,
lace on neck and sleeves. full skirt, with
sash, only 96c.
Long Dress made Of fine Nainsook,
Gretchen waist of insertion and embroidery
edge. neck and sleeves trimmed to match
waist skirt 5-inch hem. hand feather
stitching on skirt and waist. only &2.o5
Long Dress made Of fine Swiss. Gretchen
waist Of fine tucks in clusters. with hem-
stitching and hand feather stitching be-
tween neck and sleeves, trimmed with en-
broidery edge, skirt of fine swiss Houucing,
only g.. VI.
Very fine Nainsook. Gretchen waist Of en-
broidery and fine tucking. valenciennes lace
on neck, embroidery edge ON neck and
sleeves to match yoke. skirt with 6-inch
hem and fancy tucking. hand feather stitch.
ing on waist, neck, sleeves and skirt. only
S36S.
For Christening Dress We have Q besuti-
full one. made Of China silk, with point
Valenciennes lace trimmings. the waist 10
Gretchen, with draw work down the center
and point Vslenciennes on each side. FORM
ing q V front and back, with hand feather
stitching all around lace. full sleeves gath
cred at hand with full ruffie Of lace and silk;
the skirt is several rows Of drawn work and
feather stitching. with point lace set up the
skirt edge with feather stitching Of silk.
S1S4S
Short Dresses for 4Sc. to fit children from
@ months to 4 years. Short dress made
Mother Hubbard yoke of tucking and EN-.
broidsry: inserting. full sleeves with tuck
match, pinch hem with bunch Of d 70 tucks.
Only 4Sc.
Short Dress with Gretchen waist OF en-
broidery, full skirt with hem and tucis.
lace on neck and sleeves. Only T9c
Cambria Mother Hubbard, yoke Of tucks
and insertion Joined with hemstitchinc.
neck and sleeves trimmed with embroidery
to match. skirt with finch hem and eight
tucks above. IL -.
insertion and hemstitching neck and sleeves
trimmed with embroidery edge, plain skirt.
with 5-inch hem. Only &l.25.
Cambria Baby Waist with pointed yoke
of nne tpcks. trimmed with insertion and
edsln2, belt, cuffs and neck trimmed with
insertion and embroidery edee plain skirt.
with 5-inch hem. Only q. ~.
Fine French Nainsook Gretchen Waist.
with shirred front yoke Of fine tucks and
feather stitching. neck and sleeves trimmed
with embroidery edge. skirt Of ane nainsook
AouncinE. Il. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

SPECIALS Is SUIT DEPARTMENT
Notwithstanding the lateness Of the season our
assortment of Plain White India Linon Waists
is still complete. We have duplicated some OF
the most popular styles and are in position 10
supply your wants.
Prices. Sc. sl.25. 81. GO. 81. as each.
lot of Fine Scotch Madras Shirts for ladies'
wear. just the thing for outdoor exercise,
thoroughly made and finished. Neat patterns.
All sizes. only a.. 20 each.
(Third floor. 18th st. building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

koy u 40 CT
urdays, other days at D. IN.
r. " III
Try OUR HAND
Al
PPP FER RRR RRR W. Ss
ppts Er RR R YY"
RRnT sSs
ZEE Is Il SSSS -
...,, s.r
every .epsa q. 20 ,ha ha.S , ~, soa , az IN
OURS ARE THAT KIM -, rel p 90
- mo s.,,-,a.,,.,- -. w, s,'hou' an mere
., -. - Io.s "A'e - H''ie 'ro"oie mere
ms .oras- -, I'm. Nv Wonder ~ Is
No, 80, US ina' Is Az uue 20 our selection
nier Tr,,o...ss .,' ~aaria. !. ssx When req
80, p, [iog- ,s"''es' r. ee"'eseT'. hotste
-, we can saieiS INK our
- ~ -, Nm - oe Gun.
- -, az ~T H ~ant 70 'eii you OF some
-, ,II 10 We nave sot- lou
matte, with Than, p,,, - - nc W. I.u 'ne
eli -, -. :. ". &c are irahA eno"Thto
-. ~. ~ ou'-ahu MAKE an allowance
ana 80 W. ,sv 81. 800 az .u ,o ., 81 Si:oo
L.n,,T1-, h., -, ..s fns ~ VI 'heir oeihs
~ 70 u@i A-nS 'nein dsS-' 't- and '1c q
Pan NO. many. skippins about sizes.
,r,
men we nave reduced line Of 1"button
1851. , AisL hIDs from - 90 to sl-5o
81 ~. ~ -. ~ Ios 'nousn. Oh 'hem-nor
VI Ane we nave JUST received OF
i MI Mo1sQCE-
lo
-. -, W - o "a" .no we nave put them
'nis 'ilie IL ei-'o' Bought them to
IT, 20 -. ,or
o1,a I'M III, ~ o-Du'toh bLACh SUEDE NOUS
'nss are worth l.O We have
- - 80 "S'' .uen' AZ ei- ID pair
nAs oeeh calling all the season for these
Anu see no" we nave them marked Low!
o-ou',oh Witt CHAMOIs-$l.
op"'ioh MoCSoCETAlRE CHAMOIS-
"'e. sL%o.ha'urAi color. 81
ou.,on i1LAL AoOsoUETAIRE KID.
-. 81 M - IN oCEDE. e1.oO
~ LAni' MI. Win BLACK Stitching
So st'enea IN fsari-ei:
"neninz. - cents
4-but,on TAN. GRAY and BLACK KIp-s1,
sS..,o raS o. Sud- 49,
Comfort still makes favonte. Of tb. FABRIC
and 81 pair r'SD''' "'''-e1''. .'''' are Ao''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24
SPECIAL REJECTION IL LADIES
WHITE WAISTS

WHITE WAISTS.
We have marked down our entire assortment
Of LADIES FINE INDIA SHIRT WAISTS.
Many Of them very handsomely finished All
well made and are SPLENDID VALUES II tho
regular prices. but down they so.
TIC Waist MARKED DOWN to 59c.
&c. Waist MARKED DOWN TO &c.
&c Waist MARKED DOWN TO PC.
el % Waist MARKED DOWN to el.o0
elJo Waist MARKED DOWN 10 Ell d
ell rs Waist MARKED DOWN TO sl.<4
s2 Waist MARKED DOWN 10 sl62
e. IS Waist MARKED DOWN TO q. 20
81 wais. MARKED DOWN TO s2.3s.
BLACK WAISTS.
el.15 Waist REDUCED 10 aac.
sl.15 Waist REDUCED to e. g.
e2.19 Waist REDUCED to si.s1
THESE WAISTS are . GREAT BARGAIN.
MAKE yourself COOL and COMFORTABLE.
Nothing nicer TO wear around the house than
nv nice thin shirt waist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

nycu've so. any KILT wearsis in ycur fam
lily you want TO lie on hand tomorrow. Every
Cloth Kih in the housc-those beauties ire I'M
ported aud aH-treyy oae-is CUT IN TWO
IN PRICE. They run from 81 30 to 80
Take OF half what they're marked-an1 help
yourselves. Usual run of sizes.
We've no back numbers" to put any tempt-
ing prices on.-They are all of this seasons
get up"-snd we'd iaiLer see what are left for
HALF than 10 carry them over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

Gas AND On Stove BARGAINS.
Csc. Single Gas Stoves for 15c.
81. 9S Double Gas Stoves for sI1J.
Sc. Tubing for stoves for &c. #.
S1.sS Double Burner May Queen Oil Stoves fol-
Sl.5O.
90 ~ Three Burners May Queen Oil Stoves for 75
81 9S -Four Burners May Queen Oil Stoves for - 9S
s49S Six Burners May Queen Oil Stoves for g. 9s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24
The MONUMENTAL"
937 AND 939 F ST. n. ".

THERE'S THE SAME INTEREST HERE TO-
DAY YOU'VE FOUND ALL THE WEEK. GREAT
LOTS HAVE GONE BUT OTHERS HAVE COME
AND THE STOCK is YET PRACTICALLY CON-
PLETE. THE INDUCEMENTS IN PRICE
WAY GENERALLY ARE JUST AS ATTRACTIVE
TO-DAY AS EARLIER IN THE WEEK.
AGoLDEN HARVEST FOR YOU TO
BEGIN WITH.
1900 DOZEN OF LADIES', MISSES AND
CHILDREN's HOSE To BE SOLD AT NEARLY
ONE-HALF OF THEIR REGULAR PRICE
WE HAVE CLOSED OUT THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF MEssRs HERREMAN. COTTON 4 cos
HOSIERY IN FANCY AND PLAIN HOSE IN
BLACK. TANs, GRAY, IN FACT IN EVERY
COLOR. BALBRIGGAN. RICHELIEU RIBBED,
SOME OF THEM HERMsDoRF DYE. ALL GUAR
ANTEED STAINLESS. TO BE SOLD AT l3c., OR
TWO PAIR FOR pc. POSITIVELY NO MORE
THAN SIX PAIRS TO ONE CUSTOMER AT ONE
TIME.
Also Isle THREAD HOSE in all the new dress
fully worth SOC. to &c.
Continuation of the Great Millinery Sale. The
greatest bargains in Trimmed and Untrmmed Hats.
to the ladies of this city.
UNTRIMMED HATS.-The greatest value In any
shape you may desire
The balance Of All-silk Gros Grain Ribbons, fine
quality. satin edge. to inches wide in every desir.
able COLOR at l5c. ayard. Sell regularly
at 30c. yard.
We have IS Coats in Gray. Tan and BLACK. Sold
formerly from 35 to s. Will sell them at the rdicu-
lously low price Of el.4S.
Will sell balance of Beaded Wraps at 81 49, s3 90 and
Co. 90. which is much less than one half their cost
Every other garment in our Coat Department at
greatly reduced prices.
CORsETS. UNDERWEAR IN SILK AND COT
TON. HANDKERCHIEFs. SUN AND RAIN UNI
BRELLAs. KID GLOVES. SILK MITTS AND
GLOVES.
FANS from 1c. to 31O.
INFANTS WEAR, NECKwEAR. RUCHING,
&C.. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24

TN WARE BARGAINS.
Csc. Porcelain-lined got Preserving Kettles for 45c
49,. Porce! lined Kettles for 31c.
DC. Surprise Egg Beaters for PC.
10c. Lib Japanned Coffee Canister for &c.
&c. Shovels for 20
&c. Fruit Corers for &C.
Toe. fluted Cake Pans for &c.
&c. Ice Picks fore.
4Oc. Lot. Heavy Block Tin Saucepan for &C.
loo Improved Dover Egg Beaterr for Sc
tOc. Pot Heavy Block Tin Saucepan for 4Oc
Zoe. 3at. - Z" &" 5Oc
SOC. 4-Qt /" - q" "6oc
9Oc. Got 80 4" " 4" roc
81. % 3 at. - "sl.O5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-24


Only s.c.--
Grhird foor. losh st. buildinsp
TENNIS GoODs DEPARTMENT.
GREAT REDUCTIONS
IN
TENNIS RAcKErs.
The reduction sale Of TENNIS RAcKrTs N
s'sll lin progress. and as are DESTROYS Of
Clearing ont our entire stock Of Rackets before
taking Inventory We have made aaoslsv cut in
their p rice. Hence. u you desire 20 procurrs
new Racket. you should take sdvan,axe OF tbs
= great clearing sale.
Raciets for children. amateurs and prof,~-
sionals. IN all the leading makes. includias
wright a Di,son's" Peck a snyder',-
Horace Partridge Co.'S" ''spaldinss-
"HOrsman's." and Woodward b LOthrOp'a"
Sears speciai"-
Reduced from sS.55tOa
''pettitt"-
Reduced from e. so $3.50
''Ashby special"-
Reduced from o. e5 to saca
''Caxino"-
Reduced from g. IS to ses5.
Harvard special'-
ReduOed from o.. 80 $3.50
''s,andard"-
Reduced from So .5tosa
''Lonewood"-
, Reduced from e. Sotosa5o
"Ashby. r.
Newport
Reduced from e. a5 ,Osi.so
Reduced from o.. ss to cleo
s'Cleveland"-
Reduced from o.. .5tosl2a
'Fairy"-
Reduced from o. to &c.
The ''slocum"-'slccum Tournsment---
slocum special"--''slocum. jr."-wood-
nrarI A -. Z
Lenox"-"American 1s,e"- American
Tate. -''stAndard" - ''Champion"---
'beekman"-''B eeknAn speciAl"--''Frznk-
lin Club"-'frnnkln Expert"-''stsnton
Island" -''st. George" - ''Princeton"-
Windsor" Perfection" -.' Athlstic----
Together with q full line Of Tennis Nets.
Poles, Pegs and Guy Ropes. Racket Presses and
Cases. Dry Markers. Tennis Balls. &C.
TENNIS BALLS
Wright Ditson's. 1881. Championship"
SOC. each. s3. 90 dozen.
Wright Ditsons, $50. championship,s
DC. each, s3 dozen
.
Stock Taxing RrDucrross
IN
HAMMoCKs.
All who have examined cur stock Of Ham,
mocks know the vast extent and the low prices
which have been offered by M during the sea-
son. but in order make clearing sale
effective have made great reductions In
them all.
knotted Mexican Hammocks. plain
SIC. grade.-Redueed TO s5c.
e. grade.-Reduced 10 OIL. 20.
knotted Mexican HAInmocks. coiored-
sl.20 grade. Reduced 20 &c.
sl.40 erade.-Reduced 90 81. 10.
Ell IS grade.-Reduced 10 rs.
Woven Thread Hammock red-withous
fringe
CLIO de.-Reduced 20 s1.15.
eLe5 grade.-Reduced to sl.5o.
The same with fringe
e.. 50 srade.-Reducei TO ef75.
e. 55erade.-Reducedt to oil "a.
e. 50 grsde.-Reduced 90 s2.l5.
e3.25 srsde.-Reduced 20 - 20.
The "Arrowana" Woven Hammock the hest
made for comfort and durability. with Palm
er'spatent" spreader and Pillow. In high colors-
s.. 40 erade.-Reduced 20 81. 75.
e.. IS grade.-Reduced TO e..
The same with deep fringe
81. so grade. -Reduced 10 eco.
80 grade.-Reduced 20 ESQ.
a. IS grade.-keducei 20 s3.25.
(Fifth floor, 10Th st. elevators.D
WOODWARD LoTERoP,
.y23 10th. 18th and sta n.
During July aud August our store clOses