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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

In one minute the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PIAs-
TER relieves rheumatic. sciatic. hip. kidney chest
and muscular pains and weaknesssA The nrst and
only instantaneous pain killing plaster. mh9-wks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

Mr.. g. Waraeld simpson has leased the
building nov In course Of erection on the
sOuthsast corner OF Izth and r streets north
wsGA which u expected to be ready for occu-
psney June Is This building will give Mr..
street. but much nssced room for the further
sxpandoa Of his constantly increasing bust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09
JUSTLY Deserved.

WAsHfNaroN. ID. G, March /, 1891
Mr.. WIZ. G. ScRIRSER. 46l G st. n. W., city,
Agent The Stevens Dish Washing Machine
Dear Sir: The Stevens dish washer bought
Of you February has been of inestimable
service 10 me, IS have no trouble whatever in
washing dishes and drying them without the
use Of towels The fact that it will wash and
dry without even chipping dish should COM
mend it to every hourekeeper. Respectfully,
MRA l. l. TATE, l43 ID street southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

0snzAap LAxa's famous boek beer ready
ontugday, MAseh n-AAu9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

CHR XASDKR's current matured xhiskies out
vie all rivals soy eth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

Fedora Dress Shields, Best in the
World. Messrs. Lsnsburgh L Brother write:
Your Fedora Shields are q great success with
u.s. There 10 an increased demand for them"
felQ-w9m
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WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS. DEPARTMENT OF
w POTOMAC. Benefit WeeE of March Z, 1871
HARRIS BIy0U THEATER-
Ihe beautiful Thrilling and Amusing Play.

hoped that every will rally to aid o. this
effort Is for the purposs Of furnishing suitable enter
tannent ior ladies' attending the coming national
mstinees tuesday. Thursday and saturday after
moons. Admission, EVENINGS, o0c.. Matinee, 25c
Buy your tickets from the Woman's heIief Corps a
We receive NJ benefit Of those sold theater Tick
cts Tor SALE Scheler Stevens drug store Pa
and 9TH ST. Williams drug store. 9Th and +: Merits
drug store. cor. 18th and sts mh5-It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

ARTIFICIAL EYES, s5up. HENPLxR's, 45S Pa-sv.
BuRsAxK PorAToEs at J. I. d. PYLKs', Soc. bu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

"Ttckling" in the throat vanishes with
the use OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Only -
cents-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

New Orleans Molasses, finest quality. new
crop.
SOC. gallon
q C. wIrnrR 4 Co.. 1918 Pa ave.
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Dog Collars! Largest line in Washington
Your name engraved free. Call and see for
yourself d. n. WALFoRp. Az Pa aye.n.w. 1t
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Special Notice to Cash Buyers.
Lonsdale Cambria, yard wide. l0c.; Fruit OF
the Loom Cotton, yard wide, slc.; Sheeting
Cotton. excellent quality. immense double
width, Csc. CARrERs. I'll Market space IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

Brown says you are about buying Q Type
writer. Why not look at the Csligraph2 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

Headache. Neuralgia, Dizziness, Drunk
enness, Spasms, Sleeplessness cured by DIR.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at Druggista ltr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

8. Heller, 72o It'll St NV, is making speciality
in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and
Sbsmpooing Also cures Dandruf. mh7-5ts
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I'm two Frxx supunaAx TaAnr. a.

THR Two FNx SUBURBAN. TAAo1s OF LAND IN
Tenleytovn, D. c., 70 be sold BY sxseutrix on
Friday. present . me opportunity for invest
ment For further Particular read the sdver-
nssmsas Of Ann v. onssn, sxssntrix, IN todAy's
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Repairing and Renting. Telephone. 1900
DoMksrIc sEwISs MACHINE Co., eth and II SITS.
mh3-l0t
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"Rockbridge Rye" finest made, - per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYSoRs, 4o4 9Th Ct NV
tal6-aGwtr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-09

None Name Ii but to Praise.
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm No. q
marvel Of liShtness and swiftnesa
jazz Office &s7 sth st. NV.
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u4ALrH.-PARoNiANM INRRAI Wxrm mon
a the nlountains 81 vtrfsnis- Cnrss Jys1spsia,
ssls 81 sioessS and 6rusStsss Vhoisssie Sspss1 -
sEcsIS {Sdissss B.: J. ::es:: 81 &c s; ;
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Port Wine (med. use), fun qts-. SOC. bottle
Rock and Rye, home made andpure, 15c. bot
Golden Catawba. 75c. gal. Csc. per bot
Our Proc Flour (nice). sl.5o. IS and soc. al.
Blueberries, 10c.: Strawberries. l5c. can
colt r. r. WILSON. 9s4 7th ST. nv.
Special Sale.
10 per cent of only for this week. Great
slaughter in Rhine Wines and Whistles Stock
must b reduced. Ladies specially invited.
II. A. sELIosoS's,
mhs4s 1900 and l202 Pennsylvania ave.
New Orleans Molasses, finest quality. new
crop,
soc. gallon.
q c. WILMER 4 Co.. 1918 Pa ave-
Royal Glue overcomes Destruction loo II
Special Notice to Cash Buyers.
Lonsdale Cambria. yard wide, l0c. Fruit OF
the Loom Cotton, yard wide, slSc.: Sheeting
Cotton, excellent quality. immense double
width, 25o CAhrERs. IN Market space IL
Dog Collars! Largest line in Washington.
Your name engraved free Call and see for
yourself d. n. waLroRp. Az Pa ave.n.w. 1t
8. Heller, 40 It'll ST. NV, is making speciality
in Ladies' and Childrens Hair Cutting and
shampooing Also cures Dandruff. mh7-5t'
Repairing and Renting. Telephone. 1900
DoMksrc SEWING MACHINE Co., eth and sts
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Drunk
enness, Spasms, Sleeplessness cured by DIR.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at Druggists ltr
Fedora Dress Shields, Best in the
World. Messrs Lsnsburgh L Brother write:
Your Fedora Shields are q great success with
us. There 10 an increased demand for them"
fe10-w3m
Brown says you are about buying Q Type
writer. Why not look at the Caligraph2
"Ttckling" in the throat vanishes with
the use OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Only Is
cents-
"Rockbridge Rye" finest made, - per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LHScH'A 4o4 9th Ct .. v.
jsl6S&w,r
None Name Ii but to Praise.
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm No.
A marvel Of lightnsss and swiftness.
JAZZ Office &S7 9Th st. NV
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEMITr'S TALLY HO STAGES LEAVE An
1,,. 18th g. n ". a 10 M and m. Arlington,
cololers. Home ADD Cabin John Bridge. Fare, round
trip, So to 76c. Zoo Park andisgston buildnss 6c.
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TO BE NOTIFIED.
Gen. Stevenson VIII Leave for New York
This Afternoon.

Gen. Stevenson VIII Leave for New York
This Afternoon.
CHICAGO, July l5.-Cien. Adlai Z. Stevenson,
democratic candidate for the vice presidencr,
will leave for New York with a crowd OF dis
tinguished democrats at $40 this afternoon
over the Michigan Central in order to Join
ex-President Cleveland and meet the notifca-
tion committee in New York On the 20sh in
slant Although Gen. S.evenson's journey to
the east is TO be made in quite an informal way
ard all the democrats who have desired TO joia
the party have been welcomed. il appears now
that the IT will be quite a significant one and
that Gen. Stevenson will publicly be called upon
to address the crowds that are preparing to re-
ceive him at various cities along the route.
The party which win accompany Mr.. Steven
son will be composed of Hon. James s. Ewing,
his law partner. Of Bloomington; W. @. Ewing
Of Chicago, ex-United States District Attorney
Lambert Tree of Chicago, ex-United States
minister to Russia; ex-Gov. Campbell OF Ohio,
Gen. John Castleman Of Louisville,
chairman Of the democratic state central
committee Of Kentucky; Don N. Dickinson
Of Michigan, ex-Postnaster General; Jacob
richards of the Illinois state central committee,
Chairman Campau Of the Michigan state CEN
tral committee. and probably several members
of the notification committee. Gen. Dickin-
son. Chairman Campau and ex-Gov. Campbell
may not join the party until the train reaches
Detroit.
No opportunity for speechmsking will be
afforded until the train reaches Detroit. at 10:i5
tomorrow night. There a stop Of ten minutes
will be made, aud as Chairman Campau of the
Michigan state central committee and the dem
ocrats Of Detroit generally are preparing 20
give Gen. Stevenson n warm welcome il is prob
able he will be- called upon to make a brief
speech from the rear OF the train.
The next stop Of importance viii be at Bus-
falo, the old home of Cleveland, at 7.25 Satur-
day morning. The route of the party will then
be over the New York Central to New York city.
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A Revolutionary SOLDIER. widow.

Among the bills signed by the President yc.-
teriay was one increasing the pension Of Mrs.
Meridy Smith, said TO BE- the widow of a soldier
OF the revolutionary war. The report on the
bill SAYS: deridy Smith is the widow OF William
smith, who served as soldier in the revolu-
nolary war. She Is now receiving pension Of
sl2 per month under the general law pension
ing widows OF the soldiers OF the revolution
Accompanying she bill j. the testimony of Will
lam Wise and C. II. Stamps. citizens OF New
man, Ca, setting forth that Mrs. Smiths pen
sion OF sls4 per wear is insufficient to afford her
comfortable support, and that she has no
property vha.eger aside from fen poor arti-
eles OF household furniture and wearing ap-
parel; also that she is now about eighty-fiye
years cid and requires the constant attention Of
another person
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
GBADsreNE's SUCCESS.
The Majority OF the English oppositis,
Growing.


LONDON, july is.-Af.er q most bitter fsht
Sir Charles Dixie has again been given an op-
portunity 10 re-enter public iife. Tho aght
against him was not wagod so much on political
grounds, for the Forest % Dean division. in
which he stood. has always given good liberal
majorities, but because OF his connection with
the famous Crawford divorce case. The church
people a-rayed themselves against him and
many bitter personalities were induleed in.
One feature OF the contest was the calling Of
. meeting for the purpose OF attacking Sir
Charles, but the principal speaker expected
Mr.. Stead, formerly editor az the Pail Mall
Gdsette-did not appear and tine meeting WA
taken possession Of by Sir Charles friends Who
denounced the unchristian-l.ke attitude Of the
Social Purity Association. which led in the
fight against the liberal candidate.
The figures received from the district show
that Sir Charles majority. 2.sis. is larger than
those OF The two preceding elections. and is only
Sol behind that OF the election Of 1885. when .
heavy liberal majority was given. The result
Is a surprise TO the conservatives, who thought
that. with the aid OF the uon-conformists. they
would, perhaps. be able 20 win the district
At 2l0 IN. he total returns showed the
election Of 25s conservatives. ~ liberal union
lists. ga liberals, IS -Parnellites. Z Parnell-
ties and lsborists. This gives 800 votes 10 the
government and 500 20 the opposition.
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PROTESTS IN CHICAGO
Sunday Closing Of the Big Fair Not
at All Liked.
LATE RETURNS FROM ENGLISH POLLS
Gen. Stevenson Leaving Home for
the East.
IDAHO MINING TROUBLES.
IDAHO MINING TROUBLES.
CHICAGO PROTESTS,

MAS Meeting OF Citizens Deuounces the
senate's Action on the Fair Bin.
CHICAGO, July 15.-The large delegate reot-
ing Of representatives OF forty-oight societies
was held last night at Uhlich's Hall to protest
against the action Of the United States Senate
IN lacking TO the loan of $4,000. 600 20 the
worlds fair the provisions that the gates must
be closed on Sunday and that no liquors should
be sold on the grounds.
The hall was crowded. The meeting was the
outcome Of the action of The Rhsinlaader Eane,
which issued the invitations. A number OF
speakers expressed themselves strongly upon
the Senate's action, the gist OF which wus the
following speech by Gen. Lcib:
Il WAS astounded," he said. ION learning the
action Of the Senate. We have Tough. JUS:
such hypoc-itical men as its members for forty
years. They are fanatics. They want 70 put
the stamp Of their imbecility on an age that is
100 years ahead OF them. Chicago is an Ameri-
can city. We want no such puritanic restric-
ton. What the world 6 fair directors should say
to the Senate is that unless they removed those
SUNDAY and no drink restrictions they might
keep their money" [Cheersl
Before adjournins the following resolutions
were passed:
Resolved, That il IL the sense of this meeting
that unless the absurd and oppressive condi-
lions attached by the United States Senate 10
the said appropriation are repealed the pro-
posed congressional aid 20 the worlds fair
should be rejected with scorn by the local di-
rectory of the fair.
Resolved, That should such action be taken
by the said directors we. az representatives Of
the various societies. pledge TO hem our indi-
vidual assistance in their efforts to secure the
amount necessary from the patriotic citizens of
Chicago.
The Chicago district turner's. claiming to rep
resent 5000 citizens. have passod series OF reso-
lutions in condemnation OF the notion of he
United States Senate with regard TO the closing
Of the worlds fair on Sundays The resolutions
declare that such action means the inevitable
falling of of at least l., 900 900 admission
tickets, and conclude thus:
Resolved, That in view of The foregoing the
House of Representatives be requested 10 with
hold their assent to the Sc etc nil until these
distractions be removed, otherwise rather re-
fuse TO make any further appropriation at all.
and that they be made 70 fully realize that an
appropriation If passed as proposed. will be
scornfully rejected by the people OF Chicago.
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MASsACRED Icy MINERS.
Reports of Atrocities Committed by the
Idaho Strikers.

Reports of Atrocities Committed by the
Idaho strikers.
WALLACE, IDAHO, July 15.-An sorts of
stories are being ted about the reported mas
sacre at Old Mission. A reporter from Spo-
kane, who arrived here last night, Gays he came
through the Fourth of July canyon and faw
two men with their intrstines cut out hanging
to a tree. Ee says he thinks several others
were hanged in another ravine. Reliable in
formation il difficult to obtain.
SAN Francisco, CAL, July 15.-J. J. Ham,
monc, president Of the Bunker Hill and Sulli-
van Mining Company, who is now in this city,
said yesterday that he had received kilograms
stating that everything wss quiet in
the Cnur dAlene district Hammond said
the directors Of the company had not yet de-
cided what course 20 take regarding the work.
great expense In erecting the mill and making
other improvements, and the shutdown was
much to their disadvantage.
q. r. Smith, who was sent to this city BIZ the
executive committee Of the Wallace miners
union to prevent the importation into this
region Of non-union men, said that while tho
origin of the present trouble could be in
crease Of wages which was unsuccessful
last year, the direct cause of the
trouble being the revolt by the men against o
hospital tax Of 81 per month levied by the COM
pany, and which the miners claimed was not
productive Of assistance to them when
needed. The unions built a hospital at
Wallace and agreed that the dollar
month, instead Of being paid TO the
companies. should be paid to the hospital. The
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Company refused to
recognize the justice Of this rule and the strike
resulted in favor Of the strikers. Smith claims
that the reduction in wages then followed.
SPOKANE, WASH, July ia special corre-
spondent of the Recie,c was warned by strikers
to leave Wallace last evening. Ee was offered
protection by Capt. Budd, in command there.
but after consulting with friends concluded
that it was best to leave.
telephone message received from Wallace
last night said that loud explosion had been
%ns . IN ns mile. srs sa2 4 the o ans
by the owner that il has been blown
mp. Troops are now en- route to the
scene. Foreman Monaghan Of the Gem mine,
who was reported siain in q fight near Old Mis-
sion, has turned up all right He ran for his
life and plunged into the river and swan for il.
After lying ont in the bushes for two days he
made his way to Occur d'Alene city.
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second Edition Continued on 9Th Pare.
MaRRIEn

=, MANNING-FDwARDs. A. mariana, ouebsr.
Canada, on the .-ati OF june 1872 10 the Rev W II
Wat az TIE residence ,. Wni. Fhwardr the hrides
uncle, RoBr. q. MANNING of Mariana 20 LESLIE
late J. L. Elwarls.
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Concert Mt the White uou.. cro.,a.

The program OF the concert TO be given al the
White House grounds by the United States Ma
rine band. John Philip Sousa. conductor, to-
morrow afternoon at 5:55 O'Clock will be as fol-
lows: 1, march, Occidental by request), sousa,
2, selection. "Faika, ChRssaigne; s. colloca-
ZION. "Gondoliers." Sullivan: 4. overture, DO
hemian Girl. Balfe; 5, mosaic. Doris. /" Celher;
8, valse. "Esta iiautina." waldteufol; :. .vm-
pho:aic poem, The Chariot Race" (by reauestl.
sousn: 3. The salvation Army" Herman; 3.
patriotic air, Hail Columbia, Fyles.
The House committee on investigation OF the
Homestead riots returned 90 Washington last
night, leaving Pittsburg at s O'Clock
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Sun SHADES.

The 80 BROWN and ECRU PARASoLS are
ol.5O
The 81. so. g and So 80 CEANGEABLE
STRIPED PARASOLS with the fancy Dor
ders and the PLAIN SURAHS are SO.
The 81. 90, 90. 10 and "a COACHING PARA
SAILS of changeable silk. with satin stripe and
cases to match. are $3.50.
The "a and "a so BRoCADE INDIA SILK
PARASOLS. with fancy borders. are 90.
The IS and SO PARASOLS, with black and
red. black and tan grenadine borders. and the
same grades Of changeable silk. with satin
spots. are e3. 20.
All the attractive prices not laid on the PARA
sOLS The entire Umbrella brigade" comes in for 9
facts in nutshell:
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H1oHwAr RoBsrRr.

Some hirhwaymen steal your money, othsss NJ -
steal the results Of your brain and the fu Of your
labor the latter the worst form of robbery
Merit has made . success Of CAKTkR's LITTLE
LIVER Pulls. They have become housshoid word
and the people viii have them they know their value.
Then comes the highvzvman with his INVITATIONS
AND WORTHLESS FRAUDS. end with thess he
hopes 10 trade upon the merit and reputation a CAR
TIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS
BEWARE OF THESE HrGEwAYMEN; donT b
imposed upon with article offered 10 you '.ust
o. good" az 'C-A-R-T-E-Rs-sA~ rhses . nothxas -
good ss ''c-A-R-T-E-R,-&"
Ask for '.C-A-R-TR-R-'-s~ and Be- sure 700 - -
genuine CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PLLLA
iposrrrvE CURE FOR s1cK HEADACHE
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE SMALL PRIc1
oc3of.n.v1y
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#u ##E.'#E E. E. E e. HIM.:
L HHEErr He H EE11LEEsbB k I f. uJ MN Nm ssss
Err ERR ZEE TIT i FIR EHf Il NM Gee q
I I I EErn + Il RIM Ss es s.
ssss a / EkE
ssss I IL / LII EEEr

eS-A CYCLONE OF BA RGAINsA WATTS SHOE
BUYERS DURING THIS SALE. NEVER BE-
FORE WE'RE SUCH STERLING VALUES OF
FERED IN SEA SOyABLE FOOTWEAR.
BUT WE NAVE DECIDED TO CLOSE THE
STOCK ENTIRELY AND HA We VOWED DOWy
THE PRICES IN ORDER TO IA CILITA TIE
MA TIERS.
We QuorE A Few To-Day.
sa.: 4s al E.ss and $500
(Re0uar % 90 Quatity)
and asss4s se S275
Regular Is. rs Qualitv)
MEMS aFs sssrn wslts button $3.50
Irregular IS. so q.aiftv.)
Mas and i consrss.. T Hezi6 d soiss se Sl.9S
regular g. so QuaIity.)
MEMS Russia Calf and Satin Calf G1 go
regular q. 50 QualftY.)
T AIDES Hana-sewed French ponsola 60 SO
~ Opera and Common Sense. SCL.OO
(Reouiar g. 90 Quaiitv.)
IL ton, in . shapes. A to EE..... SDA.OO
Regular IS 90 Qad!fty.)
I AIDES Bright Dongola Button, all G1 RS
II shapes and widths. ID. 10
Irregular g. 90 Quatities.)
MISSES Red and Chocolate Goat But CT TO
w ton. spring heels. sOl.lS
Irregular 81 so quality.)
INFANTS Patent-leather Vamp and
Dongola Button, worked 90
hoics .................... cCC.
Irregular 60c quaiity.)
eEAND A HUNDRED OTHER GILT
EDGE BARGAINS. WHICH Id OK OF
SPA CE PREVENTS MENTIONING
CALL EARLY TOMORROW AND AVOID THE
SATURDAY EVENING RUSH.
Louis HE1LBRus.
FINE SHOES.
4O2 7rH ST.. N. w.
it Look for 1.-THE Old Woman in Shoe"
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Great SALE
". N. sHUsTER L SONS,
OLE PENN. AVE.

DOPULAR MUSIC ONLY5AND 10 CENTS. TAKE
some on your vacation, learn them and then wri.s
Tor some more catalogue iree; copyright music
third on. THOMSoN'S MUSIC STOKE. 521 11th st.
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We CAN Arronn TINS
REDUCTION.

We CAN Arronn TINS
REDUCTION.
WI HAVE CLOSED OUT THE RE-
NAMING STOCK OF AN UNDERWEAR
MANUFACTURER. 1T DOES NOT
AMOUNT TO so VERY MUCH. YET IT
GIVES US AN OPPORTUNITY ITO LET
You IN" AT PRICE so MUCH LESS
THAN WE COULD FORMERLY SELL
IT FOR THESE ARE SOME OF THE
ITEMS:
|! ZINE ASSORTMENT OF GOWNS at 75c worth
a HANDSOME LAcE--TRIMMED GOWN. full
Els Us YOKE OF ''e1' anu inserting AT Use worth
r me EMBRoIDERY-TRIMMED GOWNS yoke
found nsst .sv Only
FINE cAMsRIc GOWNS. yoke. of solid e.nhroid-
full sleeves Only u. %.
me CAMBRIA GOWNS. yoke Of solid embroid.
cry around neck and sleeves. Only sL25; worth
CHEM1sE.
me MUSLIN CHEMIsE. corded bands. Only
25c. worth 371<c.
Extra FINE MUSLIN cHEsIISE, corded bands;
part sleeves al sizes. from 50 to A inclusive Only
39c. worth Soc
me LAoE-TRIMMED CAMBRIA cHKMIsE.
Only 75c.
HANDSOME EMBROIDERED CHEMISE. yoke Of
rne Hamburg; Hamburg around neck and sleeves
Only 1oc. worth 9Sc.
HANDSOME LtCE-TRIMMED, ALSO EN-
BROIDERY, CHEMISE, made neck and some
square necks Also few round nscks. At Csc, Ell %
az 81 IS .9S. e. 25. ~. As %. 25. %. IS and
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OrHER SEasosapIE BARGAINS.

N OF less active The Palas Royal agents in the
home markets and among the New York importers.
We End that the surplus summer stocks consist
mainly Of choice goods and these have been secured
In some instances s3ss per cen. discount. Let US
Arrival.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15

BALTIMORE, July l6-President Won Der
Horst OF the Baltimore Base Ball Club was
shown an indianapolis dispatch that Indianapo-
League. He said to the representative of tie
Associated Press: ''Cnder no circumstances
win the Baltimore franchise be dis posed of to
any other city. The story 10 q lie in whole
cloth. Baltimore Is In the league TO stay for
the whole ten years. ! never win cell out 70
another town The franchise viii not leave
Baltimore"
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CARRIAGE PAnAsoIs.

ALI-SILK eros GRAIN, with ebony
handles-only 81. 81.
a SATIN DE CHINE, with ebony handles
only sc.
GROS GRAIN SILK, marccline lined-only
%. HEAVIER QUALITY Of SILK-only SO. 80.
sURAH SILK. with lace trinming-S5 and
GO
sURAH SILK. covered with crepe de chine
81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15
Sun UMBRELLAS.

24inch TwILLED SILK. IN navy blue and
garnet-ONLY S325.
24-inch CHANGEABLE SILK-red or blue
with black are the combinations-ONLYS 80. 25.
The 26-inch are ONLY 80.
26-inch RED and NAVY BLUE, mounted on
Fox frames-ONLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-15

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