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DIED FROM THE HEAT.
Fatal Prostrations Reported to the
New York Coroner.
SENATOR HILLS LATEST MOVE.
Democrats Will Help the Alliance
ssss. j" the West swst
FIRE ON A STE M s HIP l..
SENATOR HILLS LATEST MOVE,
FIRE ON A STEAMSHIP
HILLS LATEST MOVE.

An Attempt to Pledge the New York Dele
CATION to Him to the End.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 3.-The sudden call for
the New York state democratic delegation to
meet at the Hoffman House on next Monday
night is accepted here as proof that Senator
Hill expects to be compelled to vote on
the free coinage bill before the Chi
cago convention meets and wants to
bind the New York delegation to himself Just
before he votes for the bill. The sentiment in
New York, Brooklyn, Buffalo, Rochester,
Syracuse and Albany and the large bust
against free coinage that the delegates
from those districts, except Lieutenant Gov
ernor Shehan, who il unalterably attached to
Senator Hill, would not venture to vote
for Senator Hill at Chicago beyond the
first ballot, to which their instructions bind
them, if he should vote for free coinage.
On the other hand Senator Hills pledges to Sem
ator Colquitt of Georgia. Mr.. L. Patterson of
Denver and the Farmers Alliance leaders Of
the two Carolinas are SO positive that he is
bound to vote for the Stewart bill when
ever Senator Morgan forces vote in the
Senate. To escape the dilemma Senator Hill has
induced Chairman Murphy of the New York
state committee to call a meeting Of the New
York delegation to Chicago on Monday night
At this meeting on the excuse afforded by the
Syracuse convention the New York delegation
is to be pledged to stand by Hill through thick
and thin at Chicago.
With this pledge fresh upon its lips the New
York delegation, it is assumed, cannot venture
to repudiate Hill even if he votes for free
coinage fortnight hence. The move is the
shrewdest that Hill has made in his campaign,
which is now aligned not to secure his own
nomination, but to effect combination between
New York and the ultra free coinage states to
prevent the nomination of Cleveland The IN
certain factors in the plan are Tammany Hall
and Gov Flower. Congressman Bourke Cock
ran has kept Tammany solidly against free COIN
age, and it is feared here that he will warn the
organization against the Hill scheme.
Gov. Flower expects to be Senator Hills
legatee, and is not counted as friendly to reso-
luton on Monday night which will commit the
New York delegation SO firmly to Senator Hill
that they cannot change from him after the
first ballot
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WILL NAME NO TICKETS,

Democrats, 1t IL Said, Will Let Several
Western States Go to the Alliance.
Sioux CITY, Iowa, June 3.-Mr. NJ. F. Har-
rington, a prominent democratic politician of
northern Nebraska, said in an interview
yesterday that orders have been issued from
democratic headquarters that Nebraska, South
Dakota and Kansas must be delivered over to
the peoples party. In Nebraska, he added. the
democrats will nominate no electoral ticket
this year. The democrats will have their
own state ticket, but will support the
alliance electoral ticket. The same will be
done in the other states mentioned. and
while the democrats will gain nothing the re-
publicans will lose in what has been heretofore
their stronghold. The election will be thrown
into the House of Representatives.
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THE RED ROCK TRAIN ROBBERS.
Determined Men Join in the Effort to Hun
Them Down.

Determined Men Join in the Effort to Hunt
Them Down.
Arkansas CRY, KAN, June S-Some fresh
details have been received here with regard
to the robbery Of the Santa Fe train on
Wednesday night An Indian just arrived in
the city says that he met on the road
leading from the Cherokee strip into the
Iowa and Kickapoo reservations SIX men, all on
horses that seemed tired. party, consisting
of some determined men under the leadership
Of VIM. Tilhman, left this city. They are wefl
armed and intend to run the robbers down If it
is possible.
One Of the officers who started out after the
Red Rock train robbers at daylight this morn
ing returned for more help, and dozen deputy
U. 8. marshals and sheriffs went back with him
at once. The robbers went west from Red
Rock toward the broken country in the
west end of the strip. The robbers had
Q confederate, who boarded the train at Arkansas
City with q ticket for Red Rock to make sure
the train would stop there. If any Of the
Daltons are in the gang there are rewards for
each Of them aggregating %, and the
officers viii make desperate effort to bring
them in dead or alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

The Court I'm General Term Waiting for q
Paper From the Treasury.

Inc Court In General Term waiting for q
Paper From the Treasury.
The order Of the court upon Secretary Foster
directing him 20 show cause why he
should not pay the Rock Greek Park purchase
money into the registry Of the court Was
served upon the Secretary this morn
ing. Mr.. Poster has directed
the solicitor OF the Treasury DEPARTMENT 20 re-
ply The reply will be. il is stated. reiteration
OF what Secretary Foster has already said
through TIE STAR. that ne is withholding
the money at the request Of the chairman
OF the appropriations committee. who has
stated to the Secretary that such withholding i,
the desire Of the appropriations committee and
the District Of Columbia committee.
In the meantime the Secretary is still granting
Mr.. Holmans request, and no payment has
been made.
The rule issued upon the Secretary of the
treasury by The Court in General Term vrns
returnable today. In the court this morn
M, ing the chief justice stated that for
OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
IN the Rock Creek Park case on indefinite re-
cess would be taken. the court II reasonable
upon the arrival Of the answer. which was eN-
pecied some time during the day. IL was said
Mt the court house that the answer
OF the Secretary had been fully
prepared and would have been presented TODAY
but Tor the fact that the Attorney General re-
quested the Secretary TO allow him to eI-
anime il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

2 YOU CANNOT WELL GO WITHOUT SOME
Wy sort Of HAND CovERING-svsn during the
hotWeather. It's not exactly tidy-not beft-
ting But fashion makes the burden light posi-
bst Yields TO the demands Of comfort-snd grace
fully. too.
Mention GLOVES in our store-snd a hundred or
different styles and kinds-kd and fabrc-sprins
into sight for your selection.
One thing about our GLovEs-sCs hold ourselves
resDOHsibIs for their ut Snd thsir We keep
close inside the bounds Of proper kinds We pro-
grsssivs-not sensational Sensation seeks the sort
that beEsars quality for the sake Of hurrahins"
the pricefOr palry thing that cannot sustain value.
We consider the making Of customers paramount to
making saLes Trade sticks where satisfaction exists
We stick to satisfactiOn Nobody is cheaper for
auAlitiss-snd OUR QUALITIES ARE The BEST.
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iNExPEDIENr To CONSOLIDATE.
Meeting of the Committees Of the Pr-.by-
teries OF Chesapeake and MARYLAND

Meeting of the Committees OF the Pr..by-
teries Of Chesapeake and MARYLAND.
The committees of the presbyteries Of Chosa-
peake and Maryland met this morning at ths
Central Presbyterian Church lsev. Dr. A. W.
Pitzers), corner Of 81 and streets northwest
to consider the question Of uniting the two
bodies. There were present Revs. W. II.
Robertson, A. b. Darlington and DIR. Dinwiddie
and c. 2. Janney of Leesburg and X. KEN
per Of Alexandria, representing the first named
body, and Rev. James Nichols Of Laurel and
Rev. J. A. Vance Of Baltimore Of the latter. Rev.
Dr. Dinwlddie presided. and after a harmoni-
ous and pleasant session and free interchange
OF views II was decided unanimously thar ID VAS
inexpedient at this time TO consolidate the
TWO bodies. At the conclusion Of the
session the members were escorted bv Rev pr
Iitzer 10 the residence Of Mrs. Olivia Smith
No. rs street, where the ladies of the Central
spread for them fine lunch.
The Dundee docks and warehouses in Dun
dee, Scotland, with thousands of tons ~ fiax
and lute which they contained. were consumed
The loss on the goods alone is $3.50. 900.
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SWEPT AGAINST A BRIDGE.

The Current in the Arkansas River Causes
the Wreck of q Steamer.
VANBUREN, ARK, June 3.-The steamer John
Mathews, loaded with corn, bound for Pine
Bluff, ran against the pier on the bridge over
the Arkansas river at 1 am and sank. Rescu-
ing parties are at this hour trying to save the
crew. Capt. Black, the pilot, is lost. He was
seen to 60 down 100 yards below the bridge. At
least one-third Of the crew are lost. The river
is unusually high and it was impossible for the
pilot to steer away from the pier. The engi-
neer, Hathaway, and his family, consisting Of
alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

An Ex-Engineer Tells About the Dsstructio
Of Documents and Lumber,

An Ex-Engineer Tells About the Destruction
Of Document and Lumber.
In the census investigation ]. b. wardwen
testified this morning that he had formerly been
an engineer in the census bureau. While there
he had, by order of Chief Engineer Gully, de-
stroyed hundreds Of thousands of official en-
velopes already addressed. He bad also burned
Eve hundred or six hundred feet Of lumber for
which the bureau had paid from ESQ to e6 Q
hundred.
He did not know whether or not Superintend-
ent Porter was cognizant Of these matters, but
thought that he should have been. There was 80
much mismanagement in the bureau that il
would be difficult to enumerate il all superin-
tendent Porter had appointed to places persons
who were generally known about the city -
bad characters.
ENPLoYIs DRIVEN LIKE AMnNAIA.
Miss Clara d. Boswell, can old maid, :" q she
described herself, and former employs in the
census bureau, testified that shs had been en-
ployed in punching the enumeration alps. The
employees were told that speed was needed and
not accuracy, and they were driven Ne ami.
mals, many Of them fainting undar the stscss.
The work was consequently inaccurate, for
the clerks being forced 10 make large records
would not stop TO correct the errors. Becausl
Of the character Of the work the men would moi
undertake IL, 20 it was placed ON tie women
that was always the way. There vas favoritiEn
shown toward certain female clseas, and thsy
were always The rounG and pretty employee
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IN WALL STREET TODAY.
A Slight Decline Followed by an Advance
the Leading Stocks.

A Slight Decline Followed by an Advance of
the Leading Stocks.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Reading, Burlington,
st. Paul, Louisville and Nashville, Rock Island,
sugar trust, Omaha and whisky trust con-
tributed the most of the total 900 shares sold
during the morning hours on the stock exchange.
During the opening hour prices were weak and
declined q to ~ per cent, the latter in Bur-
ington, which was quite freely sold. In the
hour to noon prices were somewhat stronger.
Some of the leading stock ks were bid up.
Whisky trust and Omaha common were espe-
cially strong, advancing l per cent each. The
remainder Of the list advanced fractionally. At
p. m. values are but little changed from yes
terdays figures.
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FASrs, Cars AND HArs ABOUT
HALF Price.

One lot of Infants Null Caps.
slightly mussed. Have been selling at
from 25c. to CSC. Choice Of lot.
1910.
6Sc and 15c Infants Null Caps,
clean fresh goods. Now 4Sc. each.
9Sc. and s1.25 Infants Null Caps
now 6Sc.
s1.25. 81. As and 81. 90 Infants Null
Caps now Csc.
Children's Null Hats. slishtly
mussed. only 12l6c. each.
Children's Silk Null Hats, all
cOlors. reduced from 90 10 4Sc.
each.
One lot of Children's Null Hats, in
various stylish shapes. reduced from
stSC and 81 D to Inc
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FIRE ON SHIPBOARD,
Damage Amounting to 100000 Caused o.
the Steamer st. Pancras.

the Steamer st. Pancras.
NEW YoRK, June 3.-A fire was discovered
early this morning in the hold of the steamship
st. Pancras, loading at BOWS stores. Brooklyn,
for Liverpool, and was not subdued until the
hold was flooded with water. The loss is about
$50, 900. Three firemen were rendered uncon-
scious by the smoke. but soon recovered.
WILMINGTON, DEL. June 3.-The tug Hamii-
ton Disston of Philadelphia took fire off Della
ware City about o'clock this morning. The
flames spread SO rapidly that the crew could
only run her on the beach above town in time
TO save themselves. The captain and crew have
left on the steamboat Maj. Reynolds for Phila-
delphia. The cause Of the fire is unknown.
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VI aRRIID.

SULLIvAN-O'CoNNoR ON Thursday Iup. o
lsrs, at the cathedral in Bal,inore by the REV q n
OcONNOR. both OF this city
.TILERI,MokRow; On June I. 1892. at tho resi-
uence Uf the bride, AIS EIGHTH street slut sst bv
the Rev c u. SontaC, MILAN l. TYI,rK .na
MARY q. MORROW. both Of this city, .
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SUMNER KIDS.

4-button GLACE-W Il T z.
PEARL and LAVENDER. with
Black s;itchins-e1.5 so.
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CHIFFON REDUCED.
LACE FLouSc1sss REDUCED.

bargains" 5-inch Emb. Chiffon, all colors
"Bar0aias." Reduced from Soc. TO Zoe. per yard
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DEATHS FROM THE HEAT.
Seven Was the Number Reported to the Ne
York Coroner Today.

YORK Coroner Today.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The oppressive weather
of the past few days continues, and the prom
ised cooler weather of tomorrow is anxiously
looked forward to by the sweltering citi-
zens of the metropolis. Refreshing show
ers are expected this afternoon, with q
thunder storm tonight. At the coroner's Office
this morning official notice was received of the
death of four men and three children from the
heat Of yesterday. At noon the thermometer
registered 80 degrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

MI. Dspsw Chooses for New York.
Chauncey M. Depew yesterday selected . site
for the New York building in the worlds fair
grounds. II Il nearly in the center Of The plot
set apart for state buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03
.1xDow AWNINGS.

We will measure. make and hang Best
quality Understandings at 81 each. Variety
Of avning stripes from which to select
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A WORD BEFORE CLos1Se.

tits acknowledged that our Full.roll
Blazer Jacket at IS has no. equal in
the city. We have cloth TO match for
making the skirt. at 81. 80 per yard.
making the full suit costing you but
%. Is.
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= You READ TINS You WIZ
NOT BE DECEIVED.

NOT BE DECEIVED.
Good things have always been counterfeitsd end
imitstsd-articles without merit. never.
We csutioned you last week against the nisstoes of
CATERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Nobody nkes to be dsceived-so donr forgot r.
c.ution-ash for cARTER's LITTLE LIVER Pills,
insist upon having CARRIERS. and Sc shss yDu
get them
Don't forget the caution-dont be deceived
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small PHI. Small DosA smAn Prioa
scleS.n.v-ly
CHuDRrx Car
ToR PIrcHER's
oAsro8IA.
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4 FRIEND OF BLArNE's TELLS WHY HE CANNOT
ACCEPT THE NoMrSATIoS-rHE REASONS THAT
IMPLIED A pEoLISArIoS IN 1888 ARR TEN
FOLD MORE POTENT AT TIE PRESENT rrnr.
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E E T! s. Z !! III
MINI SS MM A ERE SScS H EKK
MN MN I ~ a Ek SSoSS HI EErs
MN ZEE WV ssss
MN EE wwww SSSs
Nm ZEE W sSSS

Our June reduction sale Is tower
ing head and shoulders over any we
have ever inausursted- The army
of buyers are receiving daily rein
fOrcements. As stated yesterday we
are making this the Grandest June
Reduction Sale ever attempted in this
city. No such values have ever been
distributed to our knowledge. Hav-
ing been successful in closing out an
immense lot Of odds and ends, :" sur
plus goods. &C., we have secured
from q number Of overstocked i'm
porters various lots Of Waists. Blazer
Suits. Refer Coats. Blazers and
other merchandise at prices which en-
able us to offer them at about two
thirds what they were made 10 sell for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03
W1LL1AM H. MoKSEw.
933 Pa. AVE. N. W.

IN petite and health on both" 10 Q fsvorite toast
after taking Angostura Bitters. DR.. J. g. B. sIEG-
ERT SONS, Mfrs. je3
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LOT Or WRAPPERS REDUCED.

" One lot of Ladies' Navy Blue, Gray
" and Fancy Striped Wrappers. made
" Mother Hubbard and princess styles.
" Reduced from 81 and S1.25 to So.
~ each.
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blazer JACKETS REDUCED.

Bargains" One lot of Ladies' Blazer Jackets in
Bargains" Black. Navy and Tan. Reduced from
bargains" 81 As to 81. 50.
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Browns IRON B1rrzns

Cures Indirestion, Biliousness Dyspepsia Malaria,
Nervousness and General Debility. Physcians recon-
and crossed red lines on wrapper. 3
RILIOUsNEss, CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER,
- TO. cured Nerve and LIVER Pills 80 doses 25c
samples free. SCHELLER STEVENS,
9th Pa ave.
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NKs. w{Xsf6w5 s6oTEfNd SYRUP

MI ~ W1NSLVWb SVOIHINU bTHUP
hAs been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
Of MoTHERs for their GILL DREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. II sOOTHEs the
CHILD. SOFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND COLO and 10 the best remedy for
DiARhH0A. Sold BY druggists In every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for 'Mrs. winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take other kind Is cants bottle.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June s.-F1our firm, unchanged
receipts, 1890 barrels; shipments, $500 bar
spot, s2a9aA; June, 92ass7: July, saasaI:
steamer No. red. 50 asked - receipts 55,qSs
bushels; stock. 1,lss 200 bushels; sales, 5000
bushels. Southern wheat dull - Fultx. S5a92:
Longberry, SOa93. Coin strong-mixed spot, 6Sk
ASSN. June, 65i<a5Sh; July, s,.a55A; steamer
mixed, 5l-receipts, se,063 bushels; shipments,
l1slao bushels; stock SOS Sss bushels saes IS 200
bushels. Southern corn strong-whte, 5sa5lk;
yellow, 64a54h. Oats nrm-No. 2, white western,
1000 bushels; stock, 1884 bushels. Rye dull
No. ., e2aS3-stock, q, sos bushels. Hay quiet
good 10 choice timothy, 1S.s0al450 Gram ffeights
quiet and drmer - steamer to Liverpool per
bushel. 3D.; Cork for orders, per quarter, o.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, June (closing,s -Wheat-June, slI<;
July, ssx; September, Sax. Corn = June, Sc;
July, 80; September, <sA. Oats - June, So;
September, loss. Lard-July, &4yk; September,
SSlK. kbsJuly, &s7k; September, as
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We are doubiy confident Of ability to you.
Our Assurance stands on two soAa foundations
orn ACKNOWLEDGMENT the makers. You know
tAe1s-REYNIER. TREFOUssE. AUG CHARLES,
BA.sAS. FOSTER and 2. CENTEsIERI Famous
the world over Satisfaction is tummed up in these
half dozen toilers in the field of supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported By special
wire to Carson Mccartney, 14lo r street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03
Two SPECIAL VALUES In SILK
WA1srs.

Ladies' India Silk Waists. Blue,
Cardinal and Black. Only %. 90 each.
Ladies' Elegant SAX Waists, Blue
ground with neat White stripes aud
polka spots, cascaded front. Only
90. so each.
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GARD.
UNUSUALLY Coop VAIuEs In WA1srs

AcKneW. Gamers Fine Soft Finish Percale
Mckneu. Shirt Waists plated front and back.
McKnen. to be worn outside with belt Worth
McKncp. Toe. Only Csc. each.
NcKneu Ladies' Fine India Lawn Waists,
McKneu. battle-ground with q variety of neat
AcKneg and attractive figures. quilting down
hcKne,o front. plated front and back. Only 81
NcEae,c. each.
McKne1. Ladies' India Lawn Waists, en-
NckaeU. broidered collars and cuffs White
heKnsr. quilting down front. White ground
NcKneu. with variety of neat figured effects.
McKnep. Only 81. Is each.
AeKner. Ladies' French Chambray Waists.
Ncknsu Pink, Medium Blue. Lavender
hcRner. ground with White polka dots. stylish
HcKnep waists. 81 each
NcKnec. Fine English Cambria Shirt Waists,
hcKnsD. knife plating down front. Numbered
AcKnew. collar. White ground, with attrac-
NcKneU. tive polka dots and figures s1.25
NcKnep. each.
HcKnsu. Ladies' Sateen Waists, in plain Blue
NcKnsp. and Black, and Black and Blue ground
McKner. with Pink Figures. 81, 81. 80 and
McKnen. 81. so each.
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ERRr,s.
AT JULIUS LAssBuRoHs.
Coz. 13rH AND F Sis. NV.
W1Spow SCREENS.

We offer 1000 Adjustable Window
Screens. strongly made, 1T any window
Only 3Dc each
We make Window Screens to order and
upon request will send up. take measure
msnts and submit an estimate.
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DREss TRIMMINGS REDUCED.

Russian-band Dress Trimmings.
various combinations. Of which we
have too many. To close out the lot
We have reduced them from 78c. to
90. per yard.
Wash Dress Trimming Braids. White
and all colors. and also combination
of colors, IL yards to the piece. Re-
duced from pc. to 15c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03
BIC BARGAINS In BLAZER SUITS

bargains" Right in the height of their popu-
Bargains" lsrity enabled to offer Blazer
"Bar0ains." Suits at almost the cost of making
Bargains" We found manufacturer overstocked
bargains" and closed out for him 500 of his very
'Bar0aiHs." best Styles hence enabled to offer
''Bdr0ains" the following unprecedented bar
''B1r0dins." gains in Blazer Suits:
"Bdr0dins." Blazer Suits in Black and Navy
Bargains" Blue.
"Bdr1ains." sc. AZ Blazer Suits now a. a.
Bargains" 80 So Blazer Suits for 90. 90.
"BaT0dins." 80 9S Blazer Suits for 80
Bargains" Sl2 Storm Serge Suits. go 90.
Bargains" SIS Imported Serge Suits S12.
Bargains" Ladies' Handsome Striped Serge
bargains" Blazer Suits. Blue ground with hne
'Bar0dias" White stripe. Regular value, ol6.
Bargains" Only Sl2.9S.
'Bdr0dins" Ladies' Elegant Imported Serge
Bdrgdins." Blazer Suits. coat finished with flap
"Bdrgains" pockets and silk faced in Black and
BdrOdins" Navy Blue. Regular value. Sl6.
Bargains" Only Sl2. %.
''Bdr0ains" You will not BEGIN to get the worth
bargains" of your money in Blazer Suits unless
Bargains" you buy them of Us.
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AYER.s SAHsApAR1L1A. =
~
612 DILLwYN ST..
PHILADELPHIA PA.
I have taken great deal Of medi-
cine in my life. but no remedy ever
helped me 30 much . Ayers Sarss-
parills. which consider the best
blood purifier In the world
- L wAIx
ouR1s OTHERS.
WILL oU8H Yop.
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JOB Lors Or WA1srs.

bargains" One lot of Lsdies.In Srk Waists.
"BGrOains." in Cream. Black. Pink and Light
bargains" Blue. Made to sell for %. 80. %
"BrrOdias." and s.. Choice. g. 9S each.
Bar gains" One lot Of Ladies' Surah and India
"Bargains." Silk Waists. in Black, Navy and
"BdT0dins." Cardinal. Styles which were made
''Bar0ains." to sell for 90. So 60 % and q. 30.
"BaT0diRs." Choice of the lot, "a 9S.
"Bdrgains." One lot of Ladies' White India
''Bar0dins." Linen Waists plated back and front.
''BdTgdins.r henstitched embroidered collar and
'Bdr0dins." cuffs. Made to sell for CSC. Only
bargains. 7ec. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-03
RIBBONS REDUCED.

One lot of 3 and 4-inch Black Gauze
Ribbons, five or six styles. Reduced
from pc TO 19c. per yard