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THE CASE OF GUNpLACu.
The Physicians Of the Washington Asylum
Had Nothing 20 Do with It.

The physicians at the Washington Asylum
Hospital deny the statement made by the
friends Of the young German. Gundlach, who
died yesterday at Freedman's Hospital from
diphiheriS. 10 the effect tia; he did not receive
proper treatment at that institution. IL will he
remembered that this Was the case where
application made at several hospitals for
admission aud refused The health officer then
ordered the patient 20 be taken 30 the small
pox hospital He was taken 10 the hospital Of
the Washington Asylum late one evening and
application WIS made TO DIR. James X. hewitt,
who was then IN charge. for admission. A. the
Washington Asylum Hospital has no contagious
ward and as the admission of Gundlach would
endangcr the lives Of 900 inmates be Vas refused
admission. The health Office as stated above,
however, ordered him 10 be treated at the small
poN hospital, and DIR. hewitt voluntarily. for it
was not his duty. accompanied the sick man
10 the smallpox hospital and made
him ~ comfortable as possible and administered
10 his wants. When the resident physician of
the Washington ASYLUM Hospital arrived be
promptly notified the health officer that Il
would be impossible for him or any Of h.s
assistants. who had large number
OF patients under their charge, 30 render
medical aid to the man and DR.
Hammett notified the physician to the poor in
that section ~ look after HIM. According 20
the statements made by both Drs Walsh ana
hewitt the man was never in the Washington
Asylum Hospital and never under the care Of
the physicians OF that institution.
When IL was found tina; a case Of smallpox
existed down the river the health officer and
not the friends Of the sick man ordered his
removal TO the Freedmans hospital and paid
for nurse 10 look after him.
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SAKs AND CoxpAsx.

The nrst thing tomorrow morn
ins--shas Is.
THunsDAr. JUNE 80,
We shall commence three
d.ys' sale Of CHILpRENs TWO
PIECE sHoRT-pANTs SUITS. RS
bound to b bis sale--one you
don't want to miss attending II you've
got boys. It hss come to this point
summer has run 90 far into time
that We have put every ambition
every desire-every thousht-save one
behind us-and that one rules this
stock with an iron hand. THE
TABLES MUST BE cLEARED-and
We know how 70 clear them. You
know how We clear them. More
than once YOU have gathered the
fruit OF our dissemination. Needless
Of coet-mindless Of proht-in-in-IN
the knife goes till the great qualities
hang dangling BY nero threads. On
this great occasion we've cut but
oncs-divided the great stock into two
sections-and to whichever one you
turn yorr attention there's . surprise
awaits you.
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His Election Predicted by Q Delegate TO the
Rochester Convention.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, June 29-President z. A.
McAlpin called to order at 10 O'Clock the con-
vention of the republican state league for its
second days session in the Washington rink.
The platform was then read by Charles A.
Hess, chairman Of the committee on resolu-
tons.
Delegate Thurston Of the Irish Republican
Club of Brooklyn moved that resolution be
added asking the American people to give the
preference to homemade goods in preference
10 those manufactured in Europe. He spoke
several minutes, but nobody followed up his
remarks and no action was taken.
Mr.. Conway, . colored delegate from West
Chester, spoke In relation TO the wrongs Of the
colored man In the south and said the platform
could not be made too strong on that point
He prophesied that in 1896 James @. Blaine
would be chosen President At this point he
was called TO order.
The platform adopted congratulates the low
ers Of good government on the bright prospects
Of . continustion Of the national sdminiutratiou
- now conducted BY Presadent Harrison. Il
also congratulates the cftizens Of this state ON
an aroused public sentiment which assures the
people Of . speedy return 10 fair and honest
sdninistrsAaoh Of public Affairs IN this COM
monwealth- After indorsing the national repub-
hoan platform, ths platform goes on TO cay that
am tks orsanisssion Of tie American college r.
publican lsague The young rspublxcausin the COL
leges and univsfsities q ths nation have per-
formed an cot which nsrits end receives our
heestlsss ccmmendettcn and congratulations,
end, furthermore, hat ~ cordially welcome
The statA."
The executive committee Of the league has
decided 70 give 6scrshsy Job 3. Hedges the
eo,ooo saaAxy which he aGkea - . condition Of
keeping IN once. he WI be re-elected- Presi-
dent acAlpdn has deckded. 70 aeospt s'rs-slso-
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H NJ m f III NH x
NM Il MN IN MN Il xxxk--
F g 3 EH$$sE e. e. A
=. =. $S'SS S0 %
tt.k. SocSS 90 p
SO7 Pa Ave n. w.
AMoRE COMPLETE STOCK OF
HOSIERY
Fon Men. Women AND CH1LDRr,

Than ours cannot be shown hereabouts.
By buying largely enabled to get price con-
cession. which means saving for you
For instance:
In order to get an extra good Black Hose for chill
dren to sell at two pairs for DC. tempted manu-
fscturcr by Offering him price 1000 dozen lots
He took Us up offer and tho result IL we are
able to give you
CH1DREs,s BLACK HOSE.
SEAMLESS AND STAINLESS.
2 Pam For 25o.
Sizes Ito 10.
CHnpnrs,s TAN HOSE
To match russell shoes.
25c. Pam. Csc. Pam. 25c PAIR
CHr1DRrs,s RED HOSE.
seamiess-40 Gauge.
25c. Pam. 25c. Pam. 25c. PAN
LADIES Red HOSE
l9c. PA1n l9c. Pam. l9c. PAfR
LADIES BLACK HOSE.
Plain or Ribbed
Csc. Pam. 25c. Pam. 25c. PAN
LADIES, Russian Blue HOSE.
The fashionable color
25c. PAM 25c. Pam. 25o. PAIR
LADIES, Po1kA Dor HOSE.
Black ground with large small dots.
SOC. PAM. SOC. Pam. SOC. PA1n.
LADIES L1sIr Hosr.
Plain tans or grays drop sticth).
SOC. PAM. SOC. Pam. SOC. PArR
LADIES PLATED SILK HOSE
In tans and Russian blues.
SOC. PAM. SOC PAM. SOC. Pam.
MEMS Fast B1AcK HALF HOSE.
Hermsdorf Dye.
2 Pam Fon 25c. ppm Fon 25o.
MEs's TAN On GnAr HOSE.
2 Pam FoR 25c 2PA1R Fon 25c.
MErs TAN AND Gn.r HALF HOSE.
Regular Csc. quality.
8 Pam EoR SOC. 3 Pan Fon 900
MEs's RUSSIAN Blue HOSE.
Absolutely Fast,
25c. Pam. 25c. Pam. 25c Pam
MENs Polka Dor HALF HOSE.
Russian bloe ground. white dots.
8 Pans FoR 81. 3 Pans Fon 81.
MrSsrx. FosDA & CoxpAsr.
1t SO7 Pa AVE NV.
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WE ARE CLOSED TONIGHT
AFTER 5 o'cLoCK-ANp HAVE GONE
DOWN THE RIVER WITH Our EN-
PLOYEs AZ OUR GUESTS. ONCE
A YEAR WE GIVE THEM THIS
LITTLE TOKEN OF OUR APPRE-
CITATION OF THEIR FAITHFUL
SERVICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-29

ALBRIGHT-AUSTIN. At the residence ~ the trsI.,
In this city. June ~. 1872, by the Hon aud Rev L.
f. Mckinney. NJ. C.. GE0RGE wHYTE ALBRIGHr
q New York city and Miss fLORINEAUGUsrAA AUS
TIN Of New Orleans, la.
SIpDoNs-ROILON. On Tuesday, juno 2s 1922
az ~ O'Clock at the residence Of the brides mother
40 Florida avenue, BY the Rev DR. r. o. Tonr-ils of
6rare EEiscopal Church. CHERRY MARY Anna
BELLA SIDDOSS. daughter of Mrs Mary A Sid
duns and the late Prof J. X Siddons, 20 Mr. JAMES
SMITH R0LLoW Of fredericksburg Va. New York
papers please COPY.
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Real Estate Maftrra,

B. Solomon has purchased Of Vim. IT. shoIes
ct al for s2O,l50 part IA, square 42s. 20 feet
inches by 20 feet, eth between G. and II
streets northwest
Cora f. Fuller has bought for sl4.50O Of
Josephine Z. Fairfax part &C. square I56, 'front.'
ing % feet on p between 18th and 18th streets
northwest
Mary A Soule has bought for 5000 lot n,
square y. aud rs. square %; James B. Winner for
$500 lots Ia. is and 10, square. .. and for
1924 lot %, square OF lexington, all from
George Truesdell
Ellen Henriques has purchased Of r. p. Davis
for sc. $3.50 property on Piney Branch road,
now 10th street extended
The new White Star line steamer Bowie twin
screw. about 5000 tons register. intended for
the cargo and live stock trans Atlantic trade,
was safely launched at Belfast yesterday.
second Edition Coutipued nm Orb Piazza
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Lone Lrrs

LONG LIRE
Il possible only when the blood Il pure and vigorous
e1pel sesofula and other poisons from the crculs-
zion the superior medicine IL AYERS sarsaparina.
II impasts permanent strength and etcency to every
organ of the body Restoration 10 perfect health and
strength
RESULTS FROM USING
AYERS sarsaparina Mary Schubert. Kansas City.
Kan. writes:
Il am convinced that after having beeu SICK vhols
year from liver complaint Aver. ssrsapartlls saved
my me. The best physicians being unable 10 help
me and having tried three other proprietary ,nsdi-
cinss without benefit at last took Ayers sarsaparla
The result was . complete cure. Since then have
recommended this medicine to Others and always with
success"
AYERS sARsAPARILIA.
Prepared BY Dr.. }. c. Aver 4 o.. Lowell. Mass.
Cures others; viii cure you
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Dox.r HrsrrArx.

fou know the old saying. He who hessAtes h ioss
certainly applies with great force IN thnes
When you know You right don't hesitate 10 ~,
II; when you know what you want don't hesitate 20
demand H.
whsn you 70 70 buy . bottle Of CARTER's LfTTI1
Liver PILLS dous hesitate say you want ''o-A-R-
r-E-B-s. donr hssstase % shsi yoa set 'cA-h-
T-E-R's" and don't hesitate 10 REFUSE snythine Or
fered 10 you 'ssme 'o-k-R-T-B-R'-e" o. s.,uss
- eood - 'C-A-R-T-E-R--s.'- Tbsrs n nothine 20
e0od - s,c-A-R-T-E-Rs-s." They never fsn.
Don't heatass 20 say when iraisssions and frauds
re oHsrsd 10 you
DON'T hsssssae 10 demand ths genuine cARrEwa
LITTLE Liver PILLS.
POSITIVE ouAx ron acx zEAnAcHE
Small Pm. Snail Doss. Small Prses. 80
CuDsxs Car
ron riroHHsa
cAsfoRIA
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B,Re,rxs L. Nor1oS LEADERS.

BARGAINS IN NOTION LEADERS.
NOVELTY FLOWER HAT PINS Former
price. l9-- REDUCED TO
Sc. each.
DOUBLE BANDEAUXi in SILVER. GOLDor
SHE'LL Effects. Regular Price. 25c. RE
DUCED TO
I3c- each.
SINGLE BANDEAUX, SAME STYLES.
Former price, Is. REDUCED TO
Sc. each.
R. J. ROBERTS RENOWNED RAZOR
STEILr SCISSORS. 3. 6. in. long Former
prices. SI-25. $1-5O. 81. 81 REDUCED TO
49c- pair.
CHOICE Of all of our LEATHEK BELTS. IN
black or Coiored, al shapes srd styles Former
prizes. -. 80. 20 and So REDUCED To
dc. each.
so INITIAL and SILK ETFECTS in BELTS
IN - styles. REDUCED To
O.. for choice.
10 dozen EXTRA WHISK BROOMS. fun
sizes. Former price. 15c. REDUCED TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-29

Edwin Stone, who teft ean Ffancisco on rsb-
ruary q 70 walk 70 New Yosk city, arrived to-
day: He Lost twsnty-Avs pounds on H. imp.
lice Fuller Of he United STATS suprvms Court,
disd II New Aochslls. r. T., ysslsrasy, ed
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"A RooTINa OUT" SALE
LADIES AND Mrssrs Rustic HATS
LAxsBuReH q BRos.
This will he our WIND UP"
for this season IN these goods.
This accounts for the reduction.
We sold ever many At profit.
% won't mind the loss on
these few.
8 LARGE WH1rE Null Hairs.
With tucked crown. corded
and tucked brim. edged with
embroidery.
sire 10
size 90
size 81
FOOTING OUT" PRICE,
e1.19.
6 CHAMBaAY HArs.
With Tam OShanter crown,
corded brim and embroidered
around edges. turned up In
the back With bow. made Of
null and lace. wide strings
3blue. 3 old rose.
Size 90.
Sixe2
Were s1.4s.
ROOFING OUT" PRICE.
s1O7.
2 PALE Blue Null HATS,
With polka dot crown. siss
RoofflSdS' OUT" PRICE.
4 PRETTY WHITE Null HATS,
with peak crown Of embroid-
s ss' q s'r %sh s saa VAL sish ls sss
~ = ! s; i;Ss oS Si:i ' Il Il
5 Null HATS,
In white. red. pink and blue.
33c
Z EMBRo1pERDD CHAMBRAv HArs.
With peaked crown. iargs
s ssn " Vs. vs. 'iis ss;s. .s as r sls
G Of. en6 %raIhy . ground , edge q
p'hE ko Z SEfs; S SGf! p fk IL
e1.47.
4 CHAMBRAY CORDED HArs.
edse ss0 With them sIniSro x'SS c VIDE
strings; pink. blue We're
as OUT" PRICE,
4 FINE CHECKED G1SeHAm HArs.
Made with full crown. three
rows stirring around brirn,
VA; Lace sa long s, bow 9 9a ter.
81; blue, pink wsTs;
"EooTING OUT" PRICE.
8 WH1rE Null HArs.
Embroidered crown. puff
around crown, corded brirn
sids :sr,n = 0 sises is. ii g:
=; SRsSoffSa OUT" PRICE.
6 WH1rE A11-OvrR EMBROIDERY
HArs.
Turned up in the back. fns
edge: Sizes 10. 90. 81. Were
koor1Na OUT" PRICE.
These make the correct Hats
", sth 0 yea to 1s ss..SSrs saes
ssE2 SseNs rFkeo sB} Fl n s ans
ESs an EasT ss Is ii Il s. d Stia iSa
Second hoor for these.)
oo-o-o-o-o-o-o-O0-
T E. 4 4 ! EII|/ / :;
E 81 W.T. j r e. is 5: III III
4. E E Fl Fl r g. { : ::
40. 4a2. ~. 4ae 7rH ST. NV. ,e2e
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". A. PIERCE ( Co.
1ie MARKET SPACE.
COR. srH ST. AND PKSNA AVE
ToDsr We Announce Ir.

IN YESTERDAYS AID. we AVOIDED 1T.
We speak OF THE EVENT TO COME men
toned in MONDAYS STAR We hsd not
quite come 10 an UNDERSTANDING with
our LANDLORD. TODAY the ARRANGE
MENTS are COMPLETED by which We shall
have an OC and OUT NEW BUILDING FOR
our FALL CAMPAIGN. You know that We
Occupy two buildings The entire rear build
inS Is to be TORN DOWN. even to its founda-
tons and !: II be -eolseed by 81 ElEGAST
NEW BRICK BUILDING Of the dCS~ M
PROVED and MODERN NOTIFICATIONS.
aud Tits Is tc be repiets with the very latest
CONVENIENCES. THIS BCILDISG VIII be
ready for us about October i. 1882. 50 IN order
70 get q finished in short q time we will
have 10 vscats our rear building and turn tt
over to the workmen BY the 18th Of JULY.
Thus you see. We have only about fifteen
days TO solve the difHcult problem Of getting
the STOCK of TWO STORE into ONE This.
ofCOURSE. CANNOT be done with the heavy
stock we now carry. so will have to
LARGELY REDUCE THEM In fact. they
must be LESS than HALF their present. size
hythe 18th Of NEXT MONTH, % you CAN
PLAINLY and HONESTLY SOC that the
ONLY WAY 20 accomplish this Is TO SELL
OUR sEAsONABLE AND DESIRABLE
GOODS RE5ARDBESs OF FORMER LOST.
so HERE THEY GO FOR STARTER
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COMFORT
AND


err Er' en- EEsh ERR EN- Ey- ass
= EEEx kE ssss =
A NYTHING THAT Is sEAsoNABLE rs IN
a teressing. We going on about three
A A popular lines today-wAIsTs. WRAPPERS
and TEA GOWNS. You cannot plead . full supply
for an excuse TO turn deaf ssr-fof no matter how
many you have-or what they sre-there is fsscina-
ton about ours that opens the way to your attention
1t isn't womanly TO be blind such array of art
and hnery.
We may catch some of you the eve Of leaving for
your summer relaxation Could anything appeal In
more pointed terms for your consideration than SILK
snd WASH wArsTs,-than wRAPPERss-than TEA
GOWNS.
Ours are cut % wen-mAde wsll-that they over
come the trials and annOysnoss Of siege with your
modiste-andsav your purses not . trtne
Let's see about the WAISTS first of all:
NAVY BLUE POLKA DOT sAT1NE
WArSTS-plaited front and back-7oc.
WASHABLE BEDFORD CORD WAISTS,
with black. blue and pink strfpes-75c,
STRIPED SCOTCH GINdHAM Waists
sL5o
STRIPED MADRAS wAIsTs-plaitsd, Of
course-ol. 60
WHITE. PINK. PALE BLUE. RED and
BLACK NULL WAISTS. with jabot down the
front-S1T5.
WHITE CANVAS WAISTS. with yoke back.
plaits and belt-s2 90.
Nrf-x- rrsurrx rr-a<- rxra
s2.es.
WHITE LAWN wAIsTs-plaited hack and
front-7oc.
WHITE LAWN WAISTS. with rufae and
collar Of cambric-S1.Z5.
EXTRA FINE WHITE LAWN WAISTS.
with fine ticks down front and back and rufie
of embroidery down the front-S1. So
EXTRA FINE LAWN wAIsTs-s2 and
s2.75
WHITE LAWN WAISTS. with tucks collar,
cuffs and belt Of navy blue. gray or pink stripe.
Did you ever see anything like these beforei-
e.,
BLACK. NAVY BLUE and WHITE INDIA
sILK wAISTs-s3oa
PLAIN and POLKA DOT SILK FRONTS
81 and o.. 30.
Now for q peep at the WRAPPERS and TEA
GOWNS. You viii see some sights worth seeing
and hear some facts worth knowing:
FINE PRINT MOTHER HUBBARD WRAP
PERS-eSc.
FANCY PRINT PRINCESS WRAPPERS
S1-25.
CAMBRIC WRAPPERS. made with yoke and
Vatican back. The ground Is white crossed
with bias plaids-S1.7o,
CREAM BATIsTE wRAPPERS-with loose
front and Vatican back-S2
FINE BATfSTE WRAPPERS. white ground.
covered E!.h poika dots-rnnde loose n front
and Vatican bsck-s2 80.
FANCY COTTON CHALLIS WRAPPERS
trimmed with lace and ribbon-s3 rs.
WHITE DIMITY WRAPPERS, in small
dotted patterns, made with tucked front and
Vatican bsck-e5.
BAT1sTE WRAPPERS. with yoke Of en-
broidery to mstch-wsttesu back-s5.
Saline TEA GOWNS. trimmed with en-
broidery to match-s6 so
INDIA SILK WRAPPERS. trimmed with
laces and ribbons-Sl0
We know there is many oddly in this collection
of ours. Lots Of things-ideas-you won't fnd
worked mp" elsewhere. The originality adds lest
to the quality that will make You appreciate the mod
essy of the markings. Look At them-sven If you
don't buy 8 cents worth
Third oor-tase the elevator.
a PERRra
NINTH AND TIE AVENUE"
Established 1s4o- Telephone 995.
A Eff II Nm FEE CCC U TIT
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OREss Goons SAcR1r1oEs.

IDREss Goops SACRIF1oEs.
80 STYLES Of the CELEBRATED HALF
WOOL MANCHESTER CHALLIES In the
very NEWEST STYLES Chave not been in the
house a MONTH. "a in. wide. Regular price
everywhere 1Sc. yard MARKED DOWN TO
&c. yard.
2piaces Of THE NEW CHEvALIER CLOTH.
aPRTTTV WASH FABRIC. in light grounds,
with iarl, figuring. Regular price. 1Sc- Re
DUCED TO
1S5xc. yard
SHANTONG PONGEES In q variety of NEW
PATTERNS, DARK and LIGHT EFFECTS.
ReS1lar price. L5c- REDUCED TO
ING yard
CHOICE Of ALL o; OUR NEW ALL
BLACK FIGURED CHINA SILKS. In alarse
number Of new styles. "a In. wide. Regular
rice. 81 REDUCED TO
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A SHOWER Or SHIRT w A.srs.

Al . sort Of seasoning TO the
great feast We have prepared for the
next three days we have gathered to-
gether all the odds and ends of
SHIRT WAISTS and BLOUSE WAISTS
Ind used the same sharp knife on
them that we plunged into the Suits.
Seek out the size. that's all you have
TO do.
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MRs. wIEsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTEES tho
CHILD. eOFTENs 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 Mn. winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind Is cents bottle.
Ir Youn BACK Aches
3r you are sll worn out really good for nothing. it is
e'sA'' eHBsiRa8wN 'g IRON B1rrERs.
1t viii cure you and give good appetite. Sold by all
dealers In medicine.
RfL1oUsNEss, CONSTIPATION TORPID LIVER.
D&c., cured Nerve and Liver Pills, SO doses DC
Samples free sCHELLER STEVENS.
=, Cab ST. and Pa.
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TuHkrsH Box Boss

SMOKERS PAsTILs.
Ladies who admire . Breath Of Flcwersn
should take one Of these PsstIls night and morn
ing.
-25c 4 box-
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AL MoHAlR AND SArEES SKIRTS
REDUCED TO ABSOLUTE COST

RIsBoN REDUCTIONS.
3irch GAUZE SILK RIBBON. all shades
asd cologs. in different patterns. Regular
Paes. 25c- and sc yard REDUCED TO
SC. yard.
s-irch ALL-SILK MORE SASH RIBBON
In CARDINAL. PINK. CREAM. WHITE. L.
HCE. Former price. 5Oe. REDUCED TO
3ac. yari
OUR ENTIRE LARGE ASSORTMENT Of
FANCY NOVELTY RIBBON. from 81 to 8
irxhss wide. ali colors and styles Regular
pziee from 30 70 &c REDUCED TO
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LADY W. MONTAGUE sAYs.

LADY W. MONTAGUE SAYS;
Through all my travels few things astonishsd
me more than seeing the beauties Of the harsm
smoking narghihs at STEAMBOAT. After smok-
ing sweet. aromatic Loxsnge or Pnstil IL used
by them. which 10 said 10 impart an odor Of
flowers TO the breath. Ihsve never seen these
Breath Losenses but once in Europe"
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From . g s years. well made. best material.
REGULAR price. 81. S1-O0. s1l0 EEDCCED
TO
&C. for choice.
CHILDEES'S APRONS. with Low NECK
and sleeves Former price. 81. 60 REDUCED
TO
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MrsL7x UNDERWEAR B.Re.1Ss
LADIES' SHORT SKIRTS, MADE OF
WASHABLE BLUE FRENCH CHAMBRA
Dust the thing Cor trzvsiinC)- Regular price.
81 REDUCED TO
acc each.
LADIES' BLUE FRENCH CHAMBRA
DRAWERS. Former price. 81 REDUCED
To
or
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WOODWARD I LoTHRoa
ioxz. nth AND = ara NV.
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shn1s:s.s fss 9!nS s. H9(ashfs&f Z 6ks. Hs.s $
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AL the 81 80 Suits
AL the STD Suits NO AT
AL INC @S.S~ SUNS w
AL the $500 Suits ,,,,,,,,,,,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-29
MARRIED.

second Edition Centinacd on sth Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-29

FoR FOURTH Or july.
Monday will be Independence day. and
the prospect Is that it will be more generally
observed than for many years past. II you
need
FLAGS Or JAPANESE LANTERNS
We hare them IN oyeat variety.
AMERICAN FLAas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-29

VIZ MANUFACTURE
BADGES FOR EXCURSIONS,
BADGES FOB PIcNICS,
BADGES FOR SOCIETIES,
BADGES ron PLEASURE CLUBS,
BADGES FOR POLITICAL. CLUBS
&. N. MEYER
BADGE MAKER,
MILITARY AND SOCIETY FURNIsHER,
422 Seventh ct. NV. jsc7
WHEx A COMBINATION LIKE THs
Capital Brewing Co. produce brewing you bsl Il q
the Best" made teI0kA
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-30
SETTLING UP THE SALE.

Judge Acheson Makes . Final Decree In
Allegheny Valley Railroad-Suit Against
the Citizens Traction Company-News
Of the County Courts.
Clerk Gamble, of the United States Cir
cult Court, yesterday received from Phila-
delphia the final decree, made by Judge
Acheson, concerning the sale of the ALLIE
gheny Valley Railroad. The decree ap-
proves the acts of w. H. Barnes, the special
commissioner appointed to sell the road,
and confirms his report. The, balance of
S37, $50 40 from the proceeds OF the sale, re-
naming in his hands, is directed to be paid
over to the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany as the holder Of overdue coupons, en-
titled to priority of lien on the purchase
money.
1t is also ordered that the '48 and '86
coupons, representing 50. $50, 900, being held
in the registry of the court, be passed over
to the Allegheny Valley Railroad Company
for cancellation and filing, and the special
commissioner is discharged.