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ENGLAND.
WON BY CARR.

WON BY CAhh'
BfEHcEE 3TER, June 27.-CarI won
the tral haat northumberland cham
piouehip challenge cup easily in 10 b
seconds. In a half-mile flat race
HOlmes Elglishman, won in 2 minutes
md i0Ur tbs of second.
AFFAIRs IN INDIA.
DoNp5E, June 27.-The governor OF
h,agr,. nounces that the monsoon
has nat ct begun. Rains are light.
The ORC. Of cereals has risen ana the
deltls Of ne natives and Europeans
from MSS. are above the average
eFR,i AZ EMPEROR AND EMPRESS.
LONDON, June 81. Preparations for
me arte-tainment of the German en-
naror I'D empress are nearly COM
n,etea. ..iey will arrive in the Thames
an their lnperial yacht, Hohenzollern,
Tnjy P~urth and will be met by mem
bsr3 of /. royal family and escorted
10 Windsor. =.
O, HE following Tuesday the i'm
rerieI t,artv will attend the wedding
6l pctuce Albert and Princess Louise,
Of 3chieisweig Holstein;; There VIII
Nfs u gJADu MILITARY uiopioJ CIV 4AiNSA
.hot or Wimbledon, of regular troops
srd v5lanteers, and in the evening an
;r.neetion of fire brigade of the
United Eingdom.
THE ANTI-sEMITIC CRUSADE.
IoEDoN, June 27.-The Times St
Petersburg correspondent says an
,n4,.s aroitic crusade resulted in thou,
s Iet mpIoyment, as the czar believes
an ~ ne Nihilists. They are driven
10 be secret police, Nihilists, anything
to set hread.
JACK THE RIPPER.
LONDON. June 27.-White Chapel
aistr,eE '.Jackn announces that he is
bout o perform another operation
and tina il the chairman, or glgilan!!ss,
attempt to track him he will knlif
them e ths heart. II is the duty o.
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Mine ODeratOrS,

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 27.-The
state convention miners are in session
here to consider the question of making
contracts with mine operators for an
other year. The present contracts ex-
pire July 1. 1t is believed all con-
tracts will be renewed and no demands
for an advance made, consequently no
strike committee was appointed today
to confer with the operators.
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inst Like a Niger.

WILMINGTON. Del, June 25.-An
excursion of colored Knights Templars
to Brandywine station wound up in a
free fight, during which razors and
pistols were drawn and used. Several
men, women and children were
wounded in the disgraceful ARRAY.
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BELGIUM.

coNsECRATED TO THE VIRGIN.
BRUSSELS, June 27.-With the brief
consecrating Congo state to the Virgin
the pope has sent a letter expressing
the warmest affection and admiration
for King Leopold's efforts.
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Weather Items.

GALVESTON, Tex, June 27.-The
atmospheric pressure is greatest over
the lake region and least over the ex
IRENE northwest. The temperature
has changed slightly. During twenty
four hours rain has fallen over the
Northwest, the Central Rocky Noun
tain slope and the West Cult states.
The wind is variable throughout the
country.
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A Curious Outraee

MOBILE, June pa negro, lying on
the sidewalk, approached two ladies'
on his hands and knees last night.
They thought u YVES dos ans wTisn
he reached them, he gr6bbeG laen ~
the ankles. They screamed sad tns
negro ran of ard escaped The pursuit
of several gentlemen and negro man.
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Miss Cousins.

CHICAGO ILL.,, June 27.-Arguments
on the motion made some months ago
by Phoebe Cousins, looking into her
election to the secretaryship to the
board of lady managers of the Worlds
fair, were before Judge Blodget in the
federal court today. 1t will probably
occupy two days.
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Kansas Grain Crop.

TOPEKA, Kas., June 27.-The Chica-
90, Rock Island and Pacific road has
compiled a statement of the wheat
Weld in the counties tributary to that
road, which comprise what is known
as the wheat belt. The report shows
O. large territory tributary to this road
of 1890, 3l3 acres with an estimate OF
twenty bushels to the acre, giving a
yield of 25,2l7,013 bushels.
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ITALY.
A QUARREL IN THE CHAMBER.

A QUARREL IN THE CHAMBER.
ROME, June 27.-In the chamber Of
deputies today number Of deputies
became involved in quarrel over the
question of precedence for several in
terpellations, which are to be addressed
TO the government on the subiect ofthe
driebund. An uproar Of 80 vigorous q
nature followed that the president Of
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the chamber was compelled to suspend
the sitting for a half an hour.
CANADA.
CATTLE SHIPPING.

MONTREAL, June 27.-Aspecial from
London says the chamber shipping
committee has decided to oppose the
cattle shipping bill as dangerous and
unnecessary.
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FIRE BELOW.

QUEBEC, June 57.-Allen line steam
ship Montsoidian caught fire in her
hold on the way up the st. Lawrence.
The damage to to the cargo by water
and smoke was serious. The vessel ia
here now.
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STEAMER ASHORE.

LONDON, June 27-The British
steamer Gothenburg City, from Mon
treal to New Castle, England, is ashore
near Blythe.
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Plenty of Room in the Sweetwater Country
and middle aged every business especially the

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the police he says, to catch him. He
adds that he has been nearly caught
twice but that he will never be taken
alive.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
rovrD THROUGH THE FALLS.

ST. JOHNS, June T.-The Leery
timber RATS were towed through the
falls by American tugs and taken
down to Beacon Bar They left port
at 4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon
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|mDortant Fact for HOmeseekers.

ndnrhome T n Of buying
from p
dpayma
Hd beautiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

In announcing to to the diocesan convention
Miss Mann's liberal gift of land. assessed at
$50, 900, as the beginning of an endowment for
a cathedral in Washington, Bishop Paret added:
Il have good reason to hope that this lie soon to
be followed by other generous gifts from other
parties, bearing witness to the great interest
which the purpose has awakened" Such do
nations are always suggestive The example of
benefcenee in a particular line is almost invar-
iably contagious. With the present handsome
gift as a nucleus the cathedral endowment
should grow rapidly to large proper tons, and
all Washington will wish that Bishop Paret's
reasonable hopes in respect to the cathedral
may soon be realized
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SUIT DEPARTMENT.

Fine Linen Laun Wrappers, White grounds
with Dark Blue ngures-profusely trimmed
with embroidery to match-thoronghly made
and perfect fitting. Sizes "a and SO. Reduced
from $6 90 to "a. 90 each.
MnIte SUITS trimmed with ribbon and en-
broidery-full high sleeves. Sizes 81 and 81
Soiled. Reduced from S26. 90 to $14 90.
White Suit of All-over Embroidery. trimmed
with ribbons. Size ~. Reduced from $50. 90 to
els. 90.
4 White Embroidered Suit. trimmed with
ribbon. Size 81. Reduced from $l7OO to
$50.
J White Suit. All-over Embroidery, waist and
skirt trimmed with embroidery. Size 3D. Re-
duced IRON 40. OU to 50. %.
l White Suit of All-over Embroidery-gar-
nished with ribbons Size a. Reduced from
$.'o ~ to &l3.5
Fine White Suit. all-over- embroidered waist
and Iu,i-tucked skirt trimmed with embroidery
SIZE ~. Reduced from $2o. 90 to 30 To make
room for our new line of Ladies' White Suits we
have placed the balance of last seasons
stock at prices that will tel you to come in and
look over the lot. You will be sure to find q
bargain.
(inird floor, 18th st. bulding.)
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By the narrowest possible majority the Ohio
farmers have decided in their union that they
will not form third party at present. but a
call for state convention to be held on August
5 at Springfield has been issued and the ques-
ton will doubtless come up again. One thing
is already settled-the congressional candidates
Of the republicans and democrats will be COM
PEELED to subscribe 70 the principles of the in
dustrial party to avoid the latter's opposition.
This makes the contest over the senatorship
very interesting. Members of the legislature
will be required to pledge themselves as for or
against certain candidates for the position.
Senator sherman and ex-Gov. Foraker are the
rivals among the republicans. In view Of the
republican split on the part of the farmers and
the division Of the democrats into Campbell
and anti-Campbell camps. the situation is
almost interesting enough to be exciting.
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MER1No UNDERWEAR DEpAnrMrNr.

The following are lew bar gains in Ladies'
Fine Fancy Silk Vests. all slightly faded, ut
half price:
Ladies' Rose Pink Pure SILK Vest with low
neck and no seeves-V front of crocheted
wheels Size 4. Reduced from 36. 80 to $:}. %.
1 Ladies' Pure Silk Vest, with low neck and
no sleeves and band of handmade silk inserting
around neck. Size B. Reduced from IS to
g.. so.
ALSO
10 Boys Balbriggan Vests. with high French
necks and long sleeves-hne quality. Sizes "A,
T,c. to SOC. each.
% Boys Balbriggan Vests. with high necks
and short sleeves. Sizes "a, 70, D. 30 and 81.
Reduced from ~, so. 55. ". IS and roc. to SOC.
each.
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While church organizations all over. the
country are bitterly wrangling over theologic
points, Dr. Holland of ST. Georges Church, st.
Louis. has, il is reported, two detectives armed
with revolvers stationed in his vestry room to
prevent his opposing vestrymen from coming
in True Christianity announces peace on
earth and good win to men.
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LrAHsrxes CoRosArros RoBrs-
Err rt Esr EEsfk EEnfk Sy-
: EKn I ( RE ! ssss


COMMENCEMENT DAY GOWN. IL !. an I'm
portant occasion to her-should be one Of pride .
Soa She has reached the SUNNI, Of the hrst hi
on lifes tourney. Ambition. young dream own
Its nrst realization-'then you know ali the othe
eiris are Eoins TO be there"-and she wants 70 sp
What n ca" ee-and be in sood ta-tesirin. through
long list. The SILKS, the IACEs and tn
WHITE GOODS are chapters by ,hemselve. in tn
oook OF proper fashion. You won't make any mis-
'.ae IN selecting a
2lfnch WHITE CHINA sILK-50c yard.
ineh WHITE CHINA sILk-6Sc. and sac.
sS1a
nen WHITE or CREAM INDIA SILK
o.- sno 81 I, yard
n i'ohf WHITE JAPAN slLk-15c.
sSsru-
o1hcn IVORY WHlTEJAPAN sILK-sl.25
Ayan.
r1o,HS mhiIE JAPAN HkMsIlTCHED
as,'.Sn ~ S.- - yard.
s,, NnIAM fioohED INDIA SILK
,a,nas u,,,, $1,000,
n WHITE. IVORY or CREAM
~ , nlh MAkP suRAH-soe. . yard.
VA W enhAM sohAh-ela
.ss-:r non MILL MILL WASH suRAH-el yard
.vs-t ShEfh ec
So,n.,
yard.
CHINE s,s '" ~" enIfh DE
24-inch WHITE STRIPED CREPE DE
CHiNE-sl. IS yard.
24inch WHITE EMBROIDERED CREPE
aoIScH w1pT8 yard.
sn.,n.s u,u,cr -, ~ .ne sahe Prlce.
Uineh WHILE slLh MULL-soc and Ella
4s-inch CREAM CHIFFON m ana a, Ok
-
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ART NEEDLEwonk DEPARTMENT.


Each week you will ind something Of inter
~ . on tine Remnant tables OF this department.
for tomorrow offer o lot of odd pieces OF
Stamped and unstamped Linens.
II RAIN Linen Table Cover, hemstitched and
from % to 81. so.
Plain Linen Table Cover, hemstitched and
t Grawn q, work. Siza 36x36 inches. Reduced
Plain Linen Table Cover. hemstitched and
S 1rawn work. Size 31x31 inches. Reduced
L Plain Linen Table Cover. hemstitched and
oIATn work Reduced from 90. % 70 o.. -.
81 toS l.25. ~ LAWN
Concordia Scarf. stamped at both ends. Re-.
duced from 81. so TO Tic ~
Fine Linen Scarf. hemstitched and drawn
to So A0A @'~"
1 Extra Fine Linen Table Cover, with drawn
to $l25. -''A w.
l lot Of Finger Bowl Doyiies, stamped on nne
linen. Reduced to &c. each.
(Third floor. llth st huildinp i
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Extra Fine Brown Plaid Macintosh,
slightly damaged. Size A. Reduced from
el2. 10 to $50.
1 pair White Flannel Pants, slightly soiled.
Size :i6x33. Reduced from 81. so to 20 pair.
Fine Negligee Shirts in silk and silk and
wool, fancy stripes. Sizes IA, IAN, Is, l6K, Ii
and 1Sk. Reduced from 81. IS to b. 80 each.
Fine Neglixee Shirts In silk and silk and
wool. Sizes l5x. I'm and Is. Reduced from
l Extra Fine White Silk and Wool Negligee
Shirt; Size 14H. Reduced from $500 to
64ply Pure All-Linen Standing Collars,
with tu.n points. Size 1S14. Reduced from
21c. to 15c. d for Tic.
(First floor lat annax
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CH1DREN's AND Misses, DEpARrMENr

The following are some very fine quality ma
terials-all soiled more or less. The prices will
convince you of their values as bargains:
= Childrens White Dresses of All-oyer EN-
broidery. Sizes and years. Reduced from
$14. % and els to s. each.
= Childrens White Dresses Of All-oyer EN-
broidery. Sizes 8 and years Reduced from
$40 and S12 to b each
z ChIldrens White Dresses trimmed With
eInbroldery Sizes and years. Reduced
from 80 to % EACH,
(rhird floor. 18th ct. buildine.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

II is alleged that the ear is ignorant Of the
facts in the oppression Of the Hebrews In Rus
siA- IL this be true why doesn't the ear read
the American newspapers and learn what is GO
ing On in his bsihwiek?
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WooDvAaD
AND
LorHaor.
l0rH. 11TH AND = SITS. NV.
BLACK GooDs DEPARTMENT.


SHORT LENGTHS.
Inc oest Endorsement of q style Of rood II
70 De Remnant early In life. These are only
Remnants forestalled. There are not many,
out tney are choice, being ends Of our most
desirable and best selling fabrics.
GRENADINES IN ALL SILK AND SILK
AND WOOL.
All silk.
~ yards Tahetas. Reduced from g. 50 to
.54 yards Plain Mesh Grenadins. Reduced
~ yards Fancy Grenadins. Reduced from
est4Sards Striped Grenadine. Reduced from
SIX and wool.
%: 80 to e7jO ~
"A yards 45inch Fancy Grenadine. Re-
duced from 81. 30 to e3
49, yards 45-inch Fancy Grenadine. Re-
ouced from &10 to "a. 90.
ALSO
few short lenRths" Of miscellaneous fabrics
n =. and 5-yard lengths. all of which will
De offered at exceedingly low remnant pricesL
NIlrst moor. annex to 10th ut. building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

Hon. Tim Campbell Of New York says the
entire New York delegation Of democrats in
the House will vote solidiy for the caucus
choice Of Speaker, but hs does not say who the
choice will be, although ii is not believed that
Mr.. Campbell is without choice in tbs matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
Cloak DEPARTMENT.

Fine Black Twflled Cloth Short WRAPS
trimmed with silk Rimp-frinee ornament In
to $50. @o'.' 'if1iYiiN
Fine Cream Twilled Flannel Reefer Jacket,
full sleeyes Size 81 Reduced to $3.' i'h ~
i Fine Black silk Lined Cloth Jacktt-tfFht Mt.
ting Size 80 Reduced from Sl2. 80 to a. 25
Tan Walking Jacket with vest fronts Size
A. Reduced from $40 to $3.50. b. -
duced to 81. 80.
(Third floor, 18th st. buildtupl
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The Bear viii 60 up into Alaskan waters to
tackle the Briti.n Lion. but really Bear has
no sort Of show with the king of beasts. What
We need Is ship called the American Eagle,
for instance or the Jimblaius |
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BoYs. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

1Cream White Silk finished Jersey Suit-car.
ried over from last season. Reduced from SSto
9 Cream White Flannel Kilt Suits-shop worn.
Reduced from 40 to So. 80.
IL Boys Wool Dresses, cut In one piece. but
have the same effect q regular kilt suit and
are much easier to put on-soiled from han
ding. All size years. Reduced from % to
81. 80 and &3. 80 each.
(Third floor llth st. building)
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J ERsEY DEPARTMENT.

small lot Of Ladies' Black Atwood Cash
mere Jerseys-e.aborateiy trimmed with mo-
duced from 81. SO to 81 7S
Ladies' Navy Blue Atwood Jerseys, with
tucked yokes Sizes - and "a. Reduced from
s.. so to 81.
(Third floor 11th ST huildinel
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HANDKERcH1EF DEPARTMENT.

-. = odd LOTS.
Ladies' White All linen Handkerchiefs, with
coIored smbroidered scalloped edges Reduced
- Ladies' White All-linen Handkerchiefs.
With NORTHUMBERLAND initials, : rs and va.
heduced from 25r. each TO 2Oc. or g for Al
ID Mems hits Hemstitched China six Hand
kerchiefs. with handsomely embroidered initials
2As, IDS. +, 2 G's, 2Js X q Ne Os'
1P, ! r. rs and v. Reduced from sos.
each to DOC. or for Ell WV
(First floor. ID annex)
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The Charleston has reached Callao but NOT
the ltata- That vessel has apparently go.s
into = hole and pulled IL in after ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

Notwithstanding Senator Sherman has built
brand new barn. the Fsrmers' Alliance wants
% harrow hn hopes and plant him deep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28
LoSD1 BAzAa

Special Bsrsain Week in AL Dspsrtmsats- One lot
OF Italian Lsshorn Hassi Black Your choice at 75c
These Hats are worth el.5o. Black Chip Hats. iarss
hats, At &c. Only while they last. These Hats are
worth Ell 81. All colored Lace Straw Hats Sold for
merry for - IS. %. q. 20. e. So sl25. Now must
20 ct 75c.
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FAN DEPARTMENT.

ODDS AND ENDS.
I Hand-painted White Satin Fan Reduced
from So 90 to ~. 90.
! Gray Satin Fan. Reduced from g. 80 to
also.
2 Feather Fans Reduced from a. 90 to Al. SO
each.
Hand-painted Red Satin Fans. Reduced
from %. 90 to 81. rs each.
(Eirst floor, 18th st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

The Esmeraida ought to make q run MP the
Potomac 10 Washington while the coal men are
here and make q contract for fuel
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Hosiery DEPARTMENT.

= 8 pairs Ladies' Fancy Isle Thread Hose
Lavender with Black stripes across the front to
represeht iaclng-very pretty effect-slightly
pair. W. "'f~'
y pairs ladies' Fancy Boot Pattern Cotton
Hose. IN Ian boot with Gray and Tan striped
tops. and Terra Gotta boot with Green and
Ierrs Gotta striped tops. Sizes 81 and 8. Re-
duced to 25c. pair.
(Efrst floor I'd ANNEX,
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The strike among the Loadea tailors \ over
and our Aagio-Ansricaa ssatlsnsn srs sasiss
in their ninsls
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HAMBURG DEPARTMENT

ODDS IN NOVELTY DRESS Ms.
We have number of odd patterns II .>oveity
Embroidered Flouncin rs that remain unsod
all Of which are slightly rumpled. We have
marked them at liberal reductions from regu-
lar prices and will have them all displayed to-
/ pattern. ~ yards, 45-inch Embroidered
Flouncing, Beige and Block effects. Reduced
from u. 80 to 81. 90 yard.
2patterns, same length and depth. Reduced
from 81. % to 81 90 yard:
pieces 4S-inch All-over Embroidery-Black.
with colored work. Reduced to 81. so q yard.
A small lot Of Dress Patterns(4 ~ yards in each)
OF 45-inch Embroidered Flouncings, one pat
tern OF each kind-Black and Gold TinseI-
Colors. Beige and Black Black and Lilac. Car
Sl.75, g.. 90 and s2 % to 81. so yard.
lot Dress Patterns. in Black and Heliotrope,
Bisck. BIscE and White and Bsck and YeIIs sHd
Reduced from -. so and $3. IS to 50 yard.
(First floor, I'd annex
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tY-safurdsy r. Decoration day ana - shall he
closed after pm. Please time your shoOpanx 90
cordingly.
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Baron Hirsch promises TO be yeritsbls Moses
20 ths children Of Israel in the Phaxaohlaad q
Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

AT Hon TIDE.
This is the best time TO he fitted in .
Summer Footwear. 1t is cool now.
and then our stock ia. 80 to SPEAK, ct
high tide. I.
After June ]. in order to have . clssr .
stock by fall. We are beginning TO cur
tail our purchases. consequently can
not offer you as complete selection Of
styles aud sizes later on as We cannow.
MISSES. CHILDREN's AND BOYS
Low-cUT SHOES.
At least p different styles. in Pine
Dongola. Patent Leather and Colorsd
Goat.
At5oc.. TIC.
AsLOo. sl2a
Msl.5o and eaoo
You know the trouble you usually
have at commencement time to at the
little ones. Moral. Buy Now"
LADIES' Low-cUT
WALKING AID DRESS SHOES.
AZTEC, 9sc..
AsLoo. sl.2s.
Atsl 80. sI.s5.
ns2 90 and ESQ
"The nobbiest. most oomfortabl. and
largest line in the city"-that's thever-
dict of many ladies who have Looked
around Our stock 10 now at LisrA tide.
don't wait for the ebb-
GENTS Low-oUARTER SHOES.
In these we only keep the kinds thss
, will wear and that impart perfect cum
3 Ats1.2s., s1-5o.
Asl-s5. $50
At o.. 50 and s3.e5.
Call now. never again this season
will you have a. good . variety 10
select from.
OUTING SHOES
Of all the desirable colors and styles
sdapted for all kinds Of outdoor sports.
- we'll for vacation wear and for COM
fort Prices ct the very lowest cub.
WIN. HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HoUsKs.
SIG SEVENTH STREET.
lse2 PENN. AVE.
my2S 23I PENN AVENUE soUTHEAs1.
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REDUCED.
These are entirely new styles Of this
seasons manufacture.
sizes, 30 and IS from. 4l5 to 80
size. IS, from. S11. 30 to 80.
4 sizes. 81. 80. 80 and 40. .S13. so to slI.
sizes. 81, 81 and 40 ..... S12 to $40.
sizes, "a and S11. 80 to S12.
L size. 81, froIn....... $50 to &16.
i size, 30. from. .. &25 to $40.
In addition to these we have Q few
Black Beaded Silk Wraps at about half
and two-thirds regular prices. Expe-
cially suitable for settled ladies'.
THE "REHAN" BLAZER. This
summer coat is the very personifcation
of style and comfort. 1t is the only
Blazer in the market that rolls all tne
way down to the edge. 1t fits closely
I'm at the back and sides. and will be
worn by the best dressers ct the various
fashionable summer resorts. We con-
troll the sale of this Blazer in Washing
ton. which means you cannot buy IL
elsewhere. Five dollars il almost too
httle-but that is its price. Black and
Navy. S5.
PARASOLS
REDUCED. Splendid picking yet.
When line is sold down to the last one
or two we let them 20 at reduced price.
2Cardinal Striped Parasols. Reduced
from e.. 81 to s1.7a
2 Black and White Striped Parasois.
Reduced from 50. IS to $3.50.
1 Fine Black Lace Psrasol. from o. to ,
90.
Elegant Black Silk Crepe Mourning
Parssol. Reduced from s14 to sl2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-28

REMNANTS IN FINE CORsETs.
$3.50 French p d. Corset for $l.39.
Only eight 90 EcTH T. d; Corsets;
ss5orIp ,, roRR 81 80 g. SOP. D. FOR
sI.39. $50 p. D. FOR si39.