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Name.


Sales-Regular call-l2 o'clock H.: D. c. 8. 65s,
$1,000 at lis. Washington and Georgetown Rail-
10 at ia. Washington Gas. 80 at Il: at - WASH
ington Loan aud Trust Company, at s6k.
rency. ios bid. : asked. Market stock, Is, lssa,
currency, lesN bid 2o,year fund, g, lsy1 gold ios
asked. Water stock, IS, 1901, currency, 111 bid.
so-year fund, 6s, gold, 1902, icy bid. - asked.
3.60s, 1924. fund, currency. ll4,. bid. 116 asked
Miscellaneous bonds-W ashIngIon ana GEORGE
town Railroad, 1910 ID. 1867 bid. los asked. Wash
ington and Georgetown railroad Convertible g.
1875 bid, l4O asked. Masonic Hall Association,
So. 1905 l04H bid, - asked Washington Market
Company, LIST mortgage d, ITO bid asked. Wash
American Security and Trust Company, So, 100 Did,
asked Washington Light Infantry ist mortgage,
Is, 1904. 70 bid. asked. Washington Light IN
Gas Light Company, series A. Go, us bid, -
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
U.s. averoe a. so nS so ssts Gas
ton Railroad IS, 100 bid, lO1 asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington. 40
Metropolitan, 2so bid, 800 asked. Central. $40 bid
Second. Isl bid, NV asked Farmers and Me-
chanics'. 100 bid. = asked. Citizens'. 10 bid.
1s5 asked. Columbia, $50 bid, I60 asked. Capt.
tai 12s bid. - asked West End, Ssk bid.
1O1l asked. Traders, lis bid. - as.eL Lincoln,
lU2y. bid. 1881 asked
a,
300 bid 23o asked. metropolitan 10 bid. us asked.
Columbia. 65 bid, 70 asked. Capitol and North o
Street, "A bid, 4! asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 49I bid, - asked. Georgetown and len
leytOwn, 50 bid. " asked.
Insurance Stocks-tiremen,s, Al bid. 60 asked.
Franklin, IS bid, IS asked. Metropolitan, so bid
asked. National Union, lsh bid, 20 asked. Airing
ton, l1s bid, - asked CorcorAn, 70 bid, asked.
Columbia, l5I bid, II asked. GsrmaI-American,
1S5 bid, - asked. Potomac, 81 bid, asked.
Riggs, bid, asked. Peoples, 6k Did, =
asked. Lincoln, 81 bid. ~ asked. Commercial, ~
bid - asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title. 129
bid l30 asked. columbia Title, 81 bid, 6k asked.
Gas and Electric Light Washington Gas.
43 bid, ~ asked. Georgetown Gas, IS bid U.
Electric Light, 1855 bid, asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania "a bid,-asked.
Chesapeake and rotOmac, 81 bid, Is asked. Amer
lean GraphOphOne, 5I bid, asked.
Miscellaneous StOcks-W ashington Market Com
pany, bid, - asked. Bull Kun Panorama Com
pany, Is bid. % asked Pneumatic Gun Car
rage, u bid, asked. Great Falls Ice Company,
las Did, - asked
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies Washington
Safe Deposit Company, liz bid, - asked. WASH
ington Loan and trust Company, y6Ii bid, 81
asked. American Security and Trust company
yU1a bid. VI asked.
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THE Tx DKoIr PARK PENCE.
Judge Brsdiey's E.-trs,a,ag Order AaarrnsA
blythe Court In General Term.

Judge Brsdiey's E.-trs,a,ag Order AarrnsA
blythe Court In General Term.
Judge James TODAY delivered the opinion Of
the courtin the case OF fairman against the
District of Columbia Affirming the order Of Judge
Bradley with some notifications and
directing q decree in accordance with
the prayers Of the complainant IL
will be remembered that the fence AZ the
northern end Of Linden stree, In the park wss
torn down on January 10 last. Mr.. fsirrnss
and others proceeded 90 restore the fence
and 90 prevent interference the bin was fled,
on which Judge Bradley made preliminary order
to restrain the Commissioners and others from
interfering with the fence they were about v
restore. Judge James said that the drst eues-
ton was. was the order appealable, and the
court held. IL involved the merits. that it
was The order made below restrains the
respondents from interfering with the
plans OF the plaintiffs. and they would make
the decree forbid anv interference with the
fence 10 be erected. This order is 20 be In force
until the hnal hearing. aud Judge James sug-
gested that something had been said 90 what
had been done by a mob. aud IL would be vel
Tor all sides that no one should interfere With
the restoration Of the fence.
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Buckinehasn's Benefit.

The following well-hnown citizens, Messrs
John W. Thompson, J. H. Small 4 Sons, Sam
uel n. Bryan. II. J. Fegan, Rufus H. Darby.
Irving @. Ashby. Lawrence Gardner, E. B. Hay,
Allison Nailor. jr.. Chas. LoefHer, VIM. q. Moore.
Harry N. Schneider, Burton r. Ross.
Charles G. Ball. Acker 4 Kenner, Fred Spring.
man, J: h. Strasburger, Richard McAllisier. E.
H. Neumyer. I. B. Kaibfus with
many others. having written 10 Mr.. John
Z. buckingham, the ever-prsssnt and sdabls
doorkeeper at Albaugh's through 20 many
years. rendering him testimonial benefit and
asking him 70 name date and place. have re-
ceived word from him TO tho eject that June
30 be the time and Albaugh's the place. No
man In town has more scQuaintaness
and friends than Duck" who for moro
than twenty-five years has been meeting the
amnsement-going people Of this city With I'M
varied courtesy q they have handed IN their
tickets, and IL goes without sayins tAas m
benefit viii be an ovation, and u VII b. more
v hs wiz make speech Of asknowk smsuA
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The ANNOTATED
STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENoyATINa
WORKS.
110S and ITO st. NV.
Are doing the best kind Of work. Prices of cleaning
per yard Ingram. &c. Tapestry and Body, 4c vel
to 81; le per yard additional u cleaned by the new
Feathers renovated. Carpets taken up and lad
Leave orders at main Office. l10S and nc ST. A. "
yunus Lansburph's furniture and carpet house. cor
18th and SITS. 1hos. !. Luttrell. dry goods, cor
10th st.. and Pa ave.; N. H.. Neslnyer. halter and
l..29o It'll st. n.w The Enterprise Dry Goods House
l.4l It'll 1t. 81.
n. NEwMYER. Manager.
Telephone SO4 myl3
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MAX HlED.

EDwARDS-MokklLL. On Thursday. June II.
1881. at Cincinnati, Ohio, by hev. Henry NJ Nurtis
JOHN CJUPEk EDwAkDs 10 ELlzAbETH DhAkE
AOkRlll. -
II RRELL-MACARTY. In Oakland. Cal. June e.
1901, by Rev. Joseph Worcester. John BOAhDMAN
THRILL Of Oakland. GA, to Miss LILLIAN
MACAhIf, daughter oi Daniel j. Macariy VI WASH
ington, u. G.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been for over FIFTY YEARS w W.T.
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES
the CHILD, SOFTENs the GUMS ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and Is the best remedy for
D1ARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. wnslow's Soothing
Syrup, +" and take Kind 20 cents . D0ttis.
dl5-1y
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SPRING HATS

DUNLAP's NEW YORK HATS IN
SILK AND DERBY.
Derby Hats in Cinnamon, MANILA Russet
and Gold Brown colors. round and square
crown. Glazed Tarpauln Sailor Hats, new
shape. Boys Derbies at 81 % and upward.
Genuine Mackinaw Straw Hats. made by DUNLAP L
co. OF NEW YORK. ut u. so each and upward. The
hest Hat in the market for the price,
Mioe brln straw Satlors tor Ladies
WlLLETT RUOFF
ap6 w fennsyivania ave. NV
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During quarrel near Abaay, Ca, Thursday
n. C. Eercer, . white msu tWsnty-four years
Of age, was struck and killed with fence rail
By Wayyel Crawford, negro.
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REpErr1 & Co..
149 st. Sc. opp. Us. Library.

One case Fine Dress Ginghams. ....... exc per yard
1OD knotted Fringe Bed Spreads. ............ &c
Another lot OF Challits, fne 414c
Fruit Of Loom Cotton. S11c
French Percales. 80 inches wide &c
Ladies' Black Shirt Waists Acc
We have the best SOC. Summer Corset in the city.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Gents Colored Seamless Half Hose. 12hc
Fine Gloria Silk Umbrella ...................9 CSC
To boom our Corset Department we offer for short
time the following makes vt oneha the regular price,
The and s. Balls. Guaranteed, Tricora, Madam
Mord, Gilt Edge. Electric and c. c. Heath.
REPETTI CO..
my1S-1m Capitol HILL
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Secretary Noble Smiles at the Rumors.

Secretary of the Interior John w. Noble and
party arrived at Chicago yesterday from Hot
Springs, Ark. Gen. Noble when questioned ~
to the rumors from Washington in regard TO
changes in his department disclaimed any know
ledge of most Of them. There are TO b no
changes in the immediate future that know
Of" he said. while have been absent from
Washington for Q month. have been In con-
slant daily comm UNI Win we csp,ss. ;nc
followed me on the trip" The secretary smiled
when asked regarding reports Of his own intend
cd resignation. I do not expect 10 60 abroad
10 represent this country. nor in any private
capacity. This 10 another rumor for the know
newspapers. II seems - though they ought
to dispose Of Mr.. Blair before taking care Of
my future"
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.


The Commissioners have issued an order per-
hitting the Anacostia and Potomac River rail-
road to open street southwest from south
Capitol street to Water street for the purpose
OF relaying tracks.
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TTTTEE FREEDOM OF The STORE IS
-
= '0'' eN'0' " Inv
located IL, the Inezzsnine STORY between
TIE first anil second hoors ar. very handsone ely
furnished with easy chairs. sofas. tables. &c.
and present q deiightfully cool and inviting
appearance. On the tables may be found. be-
sides the fashion journals. the daily pzpers and
writing materials for your Use. Make this
your headquarters; strange with your friends
10 meet her, starting point for your days
Unparalleled service Of our establishments is at
your disposal Make use Of H. III you nAvea
valiss a paekagO Of any lind We will check 1T
Tor you. and We VIII asso wrap any package or
pack case for You ready for shipment by
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Telephone S0i
Hoover & SNYDER
ON SHOFS

The great advantage We have over our COM
petitors 10 that our stock is THIS SEASONS
PRODUCTION. thus guaranteeing to every
purchaser THE LATEST THING IN FINE
CLASS FOOTWEAR. OLD sHOP-WOKN
SHOES are COSTLY at ANY PRICE Shoes
that have been in stock for years soon DRY
OUT-conssquentiy soon WEAR OUT.
You need not wear anything that Is not styl-
ish and does not 1T because you can purchase II
at so-talled bargain sales. but fort same Price
We can give you Just the right thing In size ana
shape that will give pesJect sat,araction in wsar
and quality.
complete stock Of Shoes for everybody AMI
for every occasion.
HOOVER SNYDER.
1217 Pennsyivania avenue. myoI
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During Saturday las arrests were made. aud
yesterday AZ persons were arrested. making q
total OF 1872 arrests an fOrty-eight hours OF the
49, persons arrested 81 were under age.
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These Garments with trimmings Of
choice Lace and Embroideries have Q
national reputation.
The samples displayed in window will
show that 81. % would not be consid-
cred dear for many Of them.
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SUMNER SPECIALS In Su,r DEpAnrnrsr
Fine White Lawn Wrappers. with full robe
fronts Of lace-striped nainsook. tight
backs. and finished with broad hens. Sizes 32
to42
Only a2 EACH
Just received 90 dozen Of those celebrated
Derby Waists for ladies' made Of best French
madras. In . large assortment of neat patterns,
with soft. full bosoms. boz plated backs and
stiff collars and cuffs. Sizes IL to l4,< necks
and 81 to 40 busts.
Special price. q 20 each
Also new lot Of those Gne PercaIe Shirt
Waists. In new desiFns-thorouRhIy made and
hnished-perfect fitting. SIZES sc to a. Usu-
ally sold for 81.
Sic. each
(Third floor, 11th st building)
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From the Ysnkes Dlsde.
Tom-sYou'vs cold, Jack"
Jack (posisivsly)-''No, have not"
Tom-"Oh, yes, you have. Better take .
drink Of this whisky-best thing in the world
for . cold"
Jack-"I-I guss have . slight cold.
Thanks."
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WILL POSITIVELY CURE SICK HEADACHE
w and prevent its return. This is not talk, but
truth Carter's Little Liver Pills. One pill dose
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A Man sunstrucIx.

Lawrence Herbert living at 607 7th street
southeast, was sunstruck In the Smithsonian
grounds this afternoon.
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LADIES TERRY BATH ROBES.
NO LONGER NECESSARY
FOR
LADIES TO BUY A MANS BATH
Wrap. as We have Just received an in voice Of
GERMAN TERRY BATH ROBES.
Made especially for ladies' wesr-handsone
and attractive patterns.
40 so. o.. 80 and e. 10
Third floor. 18th Of. buildiny)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
10TH. nth AND SITS. NV.
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SECRETARY FOSTER will leave for Ohio this
afternoon 90 remain a week
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TIE SUPERIOR
REMEDY
FOR ALL DISEASES
ORIGINATING IN
IMPURE BLOOD;
MEDICINE
WHICH
MAY ALWAYS
BE RELIED UPON
TO GIvE THE BEST
sARsAPARILLA.
CURES OTHERS. WILL CURE YOU.
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BRowS,s IRON .Brrrrns

Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia Malaria,
Nervousness and General Debility Physicians recon-
mend it, All dealers sell II. Genuine has trade mark
and crossed red lines on wrapper. 3
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NAVAL oRDERs.-Licut John r. Moigs
has been ordered 20 examination for pro-
motion. Ensign Hilery p. Jones, detached
from the Naval Observatory and or
dered as assistant 20 equipment officer
at the navy yard. Norfolk. Va. ON the in
spection Of electrical material aud installa-
tion Of electrical plants. Surgeon NJ. l.
Ruth detached from the Newark aud granted Nj
months leave with permission 10 leave the
United States. Surgeon George A. Bright
ordered 10 the Newark. paymaster Lawrence
q. Boggs ordered TO the Remington.
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LAssBuaeH & BHo.

SEA ISLAND PONGEEs.-Of an the
pretty materials of this years produc-
ton SEA ISLAND PONGEE seems TO
hold nrst place. II 10 cool looking. de-
cidsdly stylish. in pretty designs. such
as Polka Dots. Cubes. Sprays. Flowers
and other pretty patterns. Our price il
l5c. PER YARD.
THE SELECTION Is VERY LARGE.
INDIA LINENs.-what a selection
we give you. Every grade is here. Ours
are well picked goods Of the purest
bleach Will never turn yellow or crock
Start in prices at &c. per yard 10c. and
12c. next quality; 15c., 1Sc. and zoe.
next quality; 25c. and SOC. best grades.
AWNING SEASONING put up
Awnings and have the very best practical
Awning makers. We give you q wide
selection Of pretty patterns of Awning
stuffs. IS is the price We start at unless
your windows are largsr. and then the
price 10 more. We can send our man up
70 give you an estimate.
SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS
These We handle largely These are
inexpensive things Of comfort-all shape
doors and windows fitted.
MOSQUITO NETTING. White and all
eolors.
White. 4Oc. per piece.
Same color. 45c. per piece.
He'd. Black and Pink, Soc. Der piece.
Tarlafan Of all colors to cover your
pictures. Start In price At 124c. per
yard.
INFANTS CAPS Of thrse-pisce Swiss
embroidery. butterfly bow, angle frill
OF box plated lace In face. All sixss to
Mt children from six months to three
ysars. This Eives you part description
Of our 25c. CAP for the baby.
BABIES BELONGINGS Of all kinds.
Sacques-
Bootees-
Slips
Skirts.
Dresses.
Flannel Bands.
Cloaks.
Special reductions on all Of the above.
Our prices on these are always guzran-
ted PRICE SAVERS"
BLACK SUMNER CoRsET-A new
idea Invsntive mind has studied out
this for you at last-a Summer Corset
that would hold It's color to wear under
thin black materials Our price 10 81
and guarantee With each Corset for its
faithful wear.
NAIL ORDERS for any goods will re-
csive the most careful considerAtion-we
are even more careful than II you come
in person. All goods sent you by mail
are sod to please; II not you can return
and receive your money.
The July number Fashfon Sheet 70
10 AsrsJOr yow. No charge.
=. / A . TIC: ::
RBf X Y ERR sec e
"a sBR RRR 90
Il. Il I: / Fl 60 8
,slS go. AZ. 80. 40 SEVENTH sI.
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NORSETs

SORSETS
FOR
SUMNER WEAR
s. o." ventslAtinx Corssta
T. and q. venfilating cor,s.s
81 pair
IhomIson's Ventilssinx Cor,etx extra LONE
medium and short.
81 q psl--
r. and c. Corsets. made Of fus Iri.h Imam
cool and durable
al. IS pair
ES. frsneh Neniilating Corsets made Of
double imported canvas. VITA long waste
IN w The back and nnishsd with fns lAce
tSecoad noor. l0th Il. Luiliirx)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
sl6 10Th. nth AND sfs. NV
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THERE ARE MANY FORMS OF NERVOUS DE-
Pills. Tboss who are troubled with nervous veal
mess, night swests. &c., should try than
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HoxEwARD BouNp-An official cablogrsu
from Admiral Mccain at Iquique. Chill, 10 the
Secretary OF the Navy announces that the
ltata sailed under convoy of the Charles
ton at y O'Clock saturday night for
San Diego, Cal. Ii 10 not probable
that she will be forced. as her machinery Is in
bad shape, so that il is expected that a fun
month will be occupied In the homeward trip.
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The Palais Royal would be first to
offer irresistible bargains in Cambria
and Cotton Underwear and therefore
advertises wholesale prices for three
days. No explanation of what the
goods are il necessary. since il Is regu-
lar stock we offer. Only this need be said ::
None ara reserred and that all styles and
all sizes are in stock.
Gowns, Ii to 10 inches.
Skirts. 80 to ~ inches.
Corset Covers. 81 to "A inches.
Drawers, % to 40 inches.
Chemises, 80 10 40 inches.
Any S5c. garment you fancy You may
claim for 90 cents. As you doubtless
know. the price Is plainly marked on
all goods. And. as we said above. no
garments are reserred Here is our
popular Sc. Skirt for % cents, and you
know It must cost that. even when the
materials are bought at wholesale. And
these gowns. with full hiTh sleeves,
aren't they worth nearer SO than 81
cents! These and all other garments
marked IS cents for o. cents. Take
your choice.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market,
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New lorK STOCK Market, as reported BY special
wire to Corson and Macartpey, 1410 street.
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ITEMS Or USusuAL IMPORTANCE.


D dozen LADIES' Swiss Ribbed Com binatiou
SUITS, IN White and Eeru. with low necks and
no sleeves. knee length pants. Size only.
Reduced from - TO Soc each
- dozen Children's Swiss Ribbed Cotton
Vests. in Ecru and White. with high necks
and short sleeves. or low necks and no
sleeves. Sizes II. 16. Is. 20. % and 24-inch
Reduced from p. q. 81 and &c. to
-2Oc- each. for Soc
Is dozen Ladies' White Gossamer Vests. with
high neck and = sleeves Sizes % and 2S-iuch
On.y. Reduced from 55c. to
5 for 5Oc.-
- dozen ladies' Unbieached Balbriggan
Vests. with high necks and i sleeves. Sizes 30
and r.
-2oc each
Il dozen Ladies Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests in
Pink. Blue. Black and Salmon. with low necks
and no sleeves.
-Reduced to 62Sc. each
Children's Fine White Isle Thread Combine
ton Suits. with high neck and long sleeves
high neck and ribbed sleeves. low neck and long
sleeves, low neck and ribbed sleeves and knee
length pants. at a reduction of ~ cents on each
sizs.
Size 6 8
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ITO STIMULATE THE APPETITE AND SECURE
i.s.Srss. b. J. o. b sff6ESf s0Ss. ~ ySSr
druggists.
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For NOSE BLEED
INJECT PONDS EXTRACT.
12
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The New IMMIGRATION BUnEAu.-Hon J. D.
Owen, the newly appointed superintendent of
immigration, qualified at the Treasury Depart
ment this morning and entered at once on the
discharge of his new duties. He was assigned
offices in the treasury building and will
have the assistance Of q chief clerk and two
other clerks. He will have charge of the ad-
ministration Of all the details of the immigra-
ton service, subject to the supervision Of As
sistant Secretary Nettleton, who has been given
charge Of that branch OF the service.
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WOODWARD
AND
LorHnor.
10TH. nth AND SITS. NV.
A HAPPY THOUGHT
Linen printed in silk colorings. The tough
mes. Of linen and the beauty Of silk. Such are
PRINTED LINEN GINGHAMS.
They combine the luster Of silk with the dura-
bility Of linen and come in Damssse plaids and
brocaded patterns. in effective designs and at
trsctive colortngs. Plain shades to match.
30 and 37hc. yard
(second floor. llth 81. buildins)
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CAMPBELL'S
vARNISH STAINS.

HABITUAL CONSTIPATION CURED AND THE
III bowels strengthened by the regular of Car
ters Little Liver Pills in small doses Don't forget this.
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We ask com parison with any you may
buy elsewhere for 80 cents. Look at
these Cambria Corset Covers with
choice lace and embroidery trimmings.
Can you match them at so cents. II
you will have one tried on you will
learn that they At only rs do the French
shape covers. These and all other 4ic.
garments for 39c.
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F. $ = EE e.
! o 90 Fl
us 3 PDP , A " ssss
~I 5 BD5 : / ~ ! \ ssss =

We don't think much explanation is
necessary. You know that the great
volume Of summer business is to be
done between now and July 4. You
know we merchants are struggling to
catch you before you leave town.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June l5.-Flour dull western
super, 3s5aS95 shipments, 5000. Wheat weak-No.
oo rea southern Ane wheat nsm
na-Fultz, lU3a1.O6; LOngberry, al.O7-recepts,
4Ol2O; shipment, 1871; stock, ,3Us sales, $4,000.
july 6Is a62 spot, No. Z, white, 81 southern corn
steady-white, Il; yellow, s6a6s-rceipts, $500;
shipments, So stock 26s.5I9; sales, $1,000. Oats
do 5Oa5l-receipts, 1900; stock, ~ 100. Rye nomi-
nal-No. 2, 93-receipts ASS; stock, 4,6.5. Hay
unchanged. Grain freights quiet-steam to Liver
pool per bushe 2Ad; Cork for orders, per quarter,
2s.6d., nominal; cotton per pound. 4-s1d; flour per
ton in sacks, S. Cotton quiet-middng, sss. Pro-
visions unchangsd Butter dull creamery fancy
packed, ioals. Eggs dali-1sS: Coffee duii~Rio
fa sDD Ma sugar
Whisky unchanged
BALTIMORE. Junee 15-virginia ten-forties 80
bid; do. threes, s4 bid; Baltimore and Ohio stock,
and Ohio Southwestern stock, 50 bid; Consolidated
gus bonds, lls asked; do. stock, AZ bid.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, June Is CLOSING, = Wheat - July,
ber, sas.. Oats-Juiy, slh; September, SIX. PORK
July, lo.G September DO iSs6 A Lsrd-July,
TENDER, 62Ik.
FoR Mr.. RATHBoNE's PLAcE.-Considerab
of contest is being made for the position
Of chief inspector Of the Post Office De-
partment, which is soon to be made va
cant by the promotion Of Mr.. Rath-
bone to be fourth assistant postmaster
dates spoken Of are Inspector King OF Wiscon-
sin, who lives in Washington and is in charge of
this district; Inspector Wheeler Of New York
and Inspector Stewart of Chicago.
The New IMMIGRATION BUnEAu.-Hon. J. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-15

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