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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
Famous Gloves.

MIRACULOUS PRICES, The first Of
fers following are standard makes. known
the world over. They were imported
from France. and there are no more in
this country. nor can We get any more.
Our order for them was placed last
April. and the GLOVES have arrived q
month IN advance Of our directions
SuEBRATED LIE SOLFERINO''
GLOVES. 4-buttOn Novelty Glaces, In
tans, English reds, browns. greens and
navy. with large black buttons and black
trimmings. Never known to have been
sold for less than s1-5O. They'll simply
''ny'' At S1.13.
vi ONARCH ''PIQUE" NOVELTY
Glaze. English walking gloves. with
large pearl buttons of any color. white
or black trimmings. twice as good as
most gloves sold for S1-50. to go for
s1.24.
UENUINE LIE TRoCADERO" KID
GLOVES. 4-button Glaces. In blacks.
tans and browns, with black or gilt but
tons. Actual value. SITS. Bought and
imported to sell at $3.50. We thought 80
much Of them that We named and
stamped them THE PIERCE" But
they're going To be sold for sl.39.
These are th:ee Of the best glove Of
fe;s in the world.
II ERE'S ANOTHER:-Suede Mousque-
taires, s-buttOn length. In tans. browns.
grays and blacks, which were regarded
as great value At IS cts, to go Il 40
GEMS A P!IR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
Fall Dress Goods

FANCY SERGES, 1 yard wide. for
girls and chi1dren's school dresses,
browns, blues and tans, actually worth
40 cts. yard. 20 go for % CENTS.
FANCY CIIEyIOTS, very close irnita-
lions Of French novelties, 50 inches
wide. in all the new shadings, all wool,
which ought TO be 10 cts, to go for 30
CENTS A YARD.
BRIGHT C0LORED PI-ATDS, SO
inches wide. for children's school dresses,
selling elsewhere for 621a cts. yard. 60
for 80 CENTS.
REMNANTS Of DRESS GOODS for
every use at HALF PRICE OR LESS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
Saw Tom Hannum OF,

Mr.. T. c. Hannum was on Saturday
night rendered an informal reception az
the Press Club before leaving for his post
OF duty as special agent OF the treasury al
FL Paso. Tex A large number of friends
accompanied him to the depot when he took
his departure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04

u MBREILAS-Being closed out alto
gether. All the Umbrellas here will be
sold for less than IL costs to make
them. Every one perfect Very few
left
HOSIERY-Bis assortment ladies'
Fancy Boot Patterns. with extra high
spliced double heels and toes. celebrated
HermsdOrf Onyx dye. that were so cts.
10 cts. and ST 90. now 60 for 80 CENTS
PAIR.-Iadies' Fast Black Hose. with
double heels. toes and soles. extra high
spliced. actually worth so cents pair.
best stocking on earth at the reduced
price, 25 CENTS
u NDERwEAR-Iadies' Egyptian Yarn
Ribbed Jersey Vests, with long or short
sleeves. high or low neck, that were IS
cts, now 90 for 43 CENTS. Pants to
match at same price.
N OTTONS-Lot OF Fancy Picture
Francs. for photograph, worth . to Sd
cts. to be closed out at 10 CENTS
EACH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
Omcera Elected.

The following have been elected of5cers
OF the Social and Beneficial Brotherhood OF
Bartenders for the ensuing year: Gseree
H Hodges, president; John Mccarthy. first
vice president; Andrew Glynn. second vice
president; William Lerch secretary; John
A. Bhgh- treasurer, and George T. Mccul-
lum, sergeant-at-arms. Trustees, Ir1a
Frede. Theodore S. werland and Freoerie
Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
HamdkerChi
Free

Would almost be an Appropriate sign
TO hang up over the Handkerchief Bar
gain Table in the front of our store. Tie
way the ladies bought Saturday was
marvelous-but then the prices are the
attraction.
N FEW MORE Of the Ladies' Hand
worked Initial Handkerchiefs. with hem
stitched borders. at CENTS EACH
All our LADIES' Fine Embroidered so
cent Handke=chiefs. with hemstitched
borders, scalloped, for . CENTS.-We
have put all our 80 and 75-cent Japan
ese silk Embroidered Handkerchiefs on
the 25-CENT TABLE They won't last
long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
Plain Jap. Silks

% inches wide, in a big assortment OF
colors. which under ordinary circum-
stances would easily bring GO cents q
yard, to 90 for Al CENTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
Urging Mr.. Turner'S Appointmeuf

Friends OF ex-Doorkeeper Turner are urg-
ing his appointment as deputy register Of
the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
A Third Unsuccessful Attempt Mt Sui.
eide.

Mrs. Alice Crook, patient at ST. Eliza
beth's Insane Hospital, Saturday evening
made third unsuccessful attempt at sui
eide by taking poison. After several hours
work upon her by DR.. Berry. the night ply
stefan, the life of the unfortunate woman
was saved. Three months ago Mrs Crook
cut her throat and three months previously
to that jumped into the Eastern branch
from the Anacostia bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04

The b b. L. Extra session.
Now statesmen meet in summer heat
With wisdom wide awake;
But for Butts. the Bromo man,
How hard their heads would ache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
BORN.

born.
BOYLE Born to Thomas and Lizzie BOYLE . son
at pm, Sunday. September 8. isss. At fhei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04

Paper Water Pals, light, durable and clean. sc
Crown Stove Mats, prevent the burning Of
=, iooo -....---. -lot
Heavy Galvanized Iron Garbage Cans,
$l.2J and 81 sc
2-burner Gas Stoves, with feet best COW
. . u
Gas Ovens, best make .....................$ So
Kettles made especially for gas and oil stoves $50
Puritan Saucepans Observation-Disclosures. 500
Puritan Kettles Observation-Disclosures. .60c
Iron White Lined Preserving Kettles. DOC to 75c
Agate Preserving Kettles .............4O to 9Oo
Fruit Presses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
10Th hoor. .11th st. bldg.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
Clock DEPARTMENT.

ALL OUR CLOCKS ARE WARRANTED FOR
ONE YEAR.
One-day princess Clocks. Special price. . $50
One-day Pirate Alarm Clocks. Special price 10,
Ope-day Bee Clocks. Special price. ....... S.,
One-day Bee Alarm Clocks. Special price, 81 az
Eight day Octagon Drop Once Clocks Special 81 I:
18th floor. .11th st. bldg i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04

While the opportunity exists is would be
well to lay in your supply Of Perfumes, Toi-
let and Proprietary Articles, Drugs, Remc-
dies, Notions, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04

IS ssmoeh
Evern thvanf fol- maxim easier h q there
II eneret IN q
q new to
e
but In
Is
al
We
lost u
In
in day o
ofyoum eapd variety tina IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
THE RED FLAG Is FLYING.

THE RED FLAG Is FLYING.
We are Obliged 20 hang ont the danger signsi.-
The people have always been our friends and th-s
shall not be deceived If we can helpIs.
HEED THE WANING.
Many limitations and simulations Of cARTEH's
LITTLE LIVER PILLS are being offered. and iig
our duty 10 raise the danger signal"
DON'T BE DECEIVED.
yo-canne. he too careful; you cannot scrnsini,e
closely. When Won ask for CARRIERS LITThs
LIVER PILLS you want 'C-A-R-r-E-R'-s." Does
be- careless: that Won get ''c-A-R-r-E-R-'-s {"
Refuse all others. take nothing bat the genuine CA
TEk'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
The Great
Reductions

We've made throughout our establishment
are having their inevitable effect. We were
severely taxed In accommodating Saturdays
crowds, and clerks and all were simply
played OUT by closing time. But we've
oil had q deserved rest over the Sabbath,
and tomorrow. can accord you prompt atten-
ton, as we've dsne today. Here are the
offers round which interest seems to be
centered. OUR ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE
will soon be at an end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04
IS A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS,

IS A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS!
The eager hordes OF buyers who be-
sleged usSaturday pronounced 1t the most
remarkable aud lowest priced Dry Goods
sale the eity's ever known. We beg to
apologize for our inability to wait on
all Of Saturdays buyers. With a large
ly Increased force OF extra sales people
We feel able to cope with this weeks
throngs. The goods We offer are most
all advance consignIaents OF Fall stocks.
The rest we'll sell at any price, for we
don't want to house them TIL next spring
and summer. Everything goesi Don't
forget that, It's a rare occasion indeed
and IL won't last long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-04

CHILDREN CRY
FOR PITcHER'G
CAsToEIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
Army Orders.

The following transfers in the tenth infantry
are ordered: Capt. Daniel +. stiles, from COM
pany q to company X. Capt. Clayton s. Bur-
bank. from company X to company @.
Lieut.. Col. Richard Comba, twelfth infantry,
will be relieved from duty with the ninth in
fantry early in June next and will report TO the
commanding general department OF Dakota for
assignment to a station.
Leave Of absence for four months Is granted
to First Lieut. Matthew F. Steele. eighth cav
airy.
Leave OF absence for two months is granted
Second Lieut. Thomas W. Winston. fifth artillery.
The following named officers viii repair to
Chicago, Ill, for the purpose Of attending the
mountaineering Of the National Prison Associa-
ton to be held In that CITY from June z to 10,
1888: Lieut.. Col Thomas f. Barr. deputy Judge
advocate general; Capt James w.Pope assistant
qusrtormaster.
Capt James c. Merrill. assistant surgeon,
Will proceed from this city to st. Louis NO.,
and Hot Springs. Ark. on official business per-
taining to the medical department. and on the
completion thereof will return to his station in
this city.
Leave of absence for one month. on sureeous
certificate Of disability. as granted First Lieut..
William n. Hughes, thirteenth infantry.
Leave OF absence for fifteen days is granted
Capt j. Rozier Clagett twenty-third infantry.
Mai Oswald H. Ernst, corps Of engineers, is
renewed from duty as a member Of the board
OF omcers OF the corps Of engineers appointed
to consider and report upon project for inn
proving the channel Of the Ohio river at Logo
Capt John p. Thompson. third infantry. hay
ing been found by an army retiring board in
capacltated for active service on account OF
disability incident to the service is by direction
OF the President, retired from active service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
BARGAINS,
ODDS AND ENDS
GOODS MUST CO.,
PRICES GARRY TEIEM.

se pres: Ch.es ODDS and i ENDS saaf .a.e
&C; shiEtins percsles Odds and ends sale SIC
loo De-, S.yy Blue. Black and Red Calico. Odds and
49, DFss: dnEham;' odd: and end; sale
ISsAc Outing Flannels Odds and ends sale. SIC
2ss French sstinss. odds and ends 10 ,.....i2sc
1 1o HrSesde ainxhsms Odds and ends sale.
Isc French Lawns Odds and ends sale e I6S
a a Wool Shallies. Odds and ends sale loo
Plaid White Goods ODDS and ena na sale, shes &
13Hc Plaid White Goods Odds and ends sale .l2,<c
l5c. Novelty Goods. Odds and ends sale 80. Nc
Be Wool ssrees. Odds and ends sale. 2ic
25c Wool Cashmeres Odds and ends sale. 10
Dc Atwood Flannel odds and ends sale ...... pc
Csc Al. wool Henrietta. Odds and ends sale 45c
100 Al-wool Henrietta Odds and ends sale 75c
'oc navy and Black Atwood Serges. Odds and
81 g Ladies' Cloth 5i:inci Odds and ends sale. Sc
80 Ladies' Cloth; 54-inch; odds and ends
g. DI.ssmakers canbric odds and end; SALE. sc
ls,; Fancy. Black and ARht back selicia. Odds
Isl F;saes r caiins odds and ends sale
&c Unbleached Cotton. Odds and ends sale. 3ac
INC Unblesched Cotton. odds and ends sale. &c
121c. 45,inch Unbleached Shooting. Odds and
1sc 54.inch Unbieached sheeiinx odds and ends ss'
131c 4inch Bleached sneetns odds and ends t'''
14c 46-inch BIsac6ed sheeins. odds and ends s''
1sc Si:inci Bisaohed sheeinr. odd. and ends sU~'
2sc I0ti Blsached Sheetins Odds and end. sale %
90 yard-wide Biesched Cotton. Odds and ends
&C. yard-wide Biesched Cotton Odds and ends s'''
10c, Fruit OF the Loom Cotton odds and ends
12Hc Pride Of the IVES; Cotton Odd; and ends sHe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
CSC. EACH.
BARGAINS Next WrrK In New
LMBROIDERY.

WE HAVE :uss RECEIVED a NEW
and ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of
FINE SWISS ENBROIDERIEs.
WHICH We OFFER NEXT WEEK at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. a,
follows
LOT CONSISTS Of RICH ASSORT-
AENT Of PATTERNS in FINE swIss
EMBROIDERY. ) inches WIDE, ALL
NEW and DESIRABLE. Regular price.
&c. NEXT WEEK PRICE. I5c. ward.
LOT 10 INCHES DEEP. JUST
IMPORTED. MADE on the FINEST
SWISS LAWN in NUMRERos
NEW DESIGNS and PATTERNS
These goods ar a bar, Iin a. their rexu-
lar price. 37Gc. yard. But WE uFFFc
YOU the CHOICE NEXT WEEk FOE
III yard
LOT 3-FISE SWISS ElIBRoID-
FEY. - inches deep. in a GREAT
VARIETY # NEW PATTERNS. ra,.
ul=- Price. 5Oc. NEXT WEEK, as.
yard
JUST IN NEW ASSORTMENT O,
HANDS CINE ALL-OyEE EsIBKOID-
RE. IN SAINSOOR. CAMBKIC
c. SWISS. from Csc. 10 81 per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

ID.
i;ss: s io clinton ;s:
NARY SsiOSss @s o. M s. Bow. ls See: ::
Day after day we saw her fade
os ns6 ss e .r, ~. snn away,
' ' By H f HUSBAND
May she rest in peace.
Funeral will take place from her late residence Nh
F5., ssn . street sonthwest Monday O'Clock.
T. CLARK. SISTER OF Mrs. VIM. Il. sesmsn' > eAHAh
r COOPER; Z. CAROLINE COOPER. the beloved
from sns v..l. AZ Harmony cemstery Monday. Nav
re c1sss = sG g ..,.aa Relatives
GAwLER. On May ~ 1873. EDWIN GAwLER.
son Of ySseph and LOuisa Gswier twenty INIT
Funeral from his PARENTS residence. 1874 Penn.
oeocs Relatives and fr,sSas ~. MY q =
70 aren't Friends viii kindly omit nowers
G yoNEs On Friday. May 10. 1893. 1T 30 pm,
sELwIN I. JONES, at his residence, 700 ~ 4
and OF Martha A. Jones' sssd asrss
'Tish bard to break the tender chord
when love has bound the heart.
Must we forever part
Dearest husband. we viii Jay thee
In the peaceful graves embrace
S III my y. @ s.s sss will Be cherished
1shsll know the loved ones who have gone befor.
MAJ al. 10Y oyo ay sweet WI. De the meetinE.
The snssl OF death shall Al carry srss ms river
BY HIS SISTER
Funeral sunday. May e.. from Peoples oonsr.-
pm.
rs soo33Rssff9RIH On FTiaisy May e lsss
Emms r. Ruddsrforth. aged forty yesrs and n,ss
Alas; for the drsams that are past.
lie IA q hat x-flI
Which nothing restore.
We mis- thee from our home. dear father.
We miss thee from "a, thy place;
PROM N HIS s1e'R Wife t isx 's carIpREx
Funeral FROM Sis lst street northeast thence -
y s,ssa s'i'1 ana tread. ..SsetSs SSSs
cs sI ss1rs s,o on Ny Is 1904 1t IlAA
ESnsTsl Sunday at from $40 D street SOUTH
spectfuly invited TO s;tenL
,s SMITH On May ~ 1888, at $50 a. m. ISAAC.
second year of his age
APrs s,ss SC one Isv from . Us has eOne.
Aplsce 10 vacant in our home
s' fo pfss5 1 Viii + n hsb
Funeral from his late residence 1910 Sou n c.pI,o
nelaves ana Trends respectfully invited attend
tbsltiinore Papers please copy.l
SMITH. On Friday May To- 1891 SUSAN 4
sMlIH, beloved wife Of Isaac smrh. departed thfs
life in the Fifty NTH o.; long and pain
Jul illness. eIrne with true Christian fortftnde
HOS ~ street southwest
Ds sspshS -; rs Nay s sSs
of Mary Ellen Smith.
It's hard TO break the tender chord
When owe has bound the heart;
It's hard. 50 hard. TO sPeak the wordA
Must We forever part
Dearest loved one. we will lay thee
In the peaceful graves embrace.
Bnt thy memory will be cherished
TIL We see thy heavenly face.
Funeral Sunday at O'Clock from Zion Bsptiss
Church. Friends and relatives invited
SHOOT. EDWARD FRANKLIN sMoOT the he
this he. May ~. 1895. aged twelve years, ssvsa
months and eight days.
Yet through all at times he'll smile
smile Of heavenly birth,
And when the sngels called him home,
He smiled farewell TO earth.
Thefunersl will take place from the Campbell A NE
Church Nichols avenue. Anacostia. ID. c.. Sunday
May 81 at 2:3O O'Clock Ala the friends in
vited
WRIGHT. on Friday, MAJ H. 1873. passed peace
fully into rest. JONATHAN WRIGHT, sxsd seventy
Funeral Monday May 22 q, 1 p M. from the resi-
dence of his daughter Mrs Gilbert ID. Fox Hystts-
Vile Md. 1niermeni at Glenwood cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
EXTRAoRDrNARY
MARX DOWNS IN LACE.

AAsA ~ " 40 IN LACE.
3-inch NOVELTY LACE in CREAM.
REGULAR price. 25c. NEXT WEEK.
19c. yard.
5-inch NOVELTY LACE to match
above. Resulsr price. 38c. REDUCED
TO &c. yard.
oinch NOVELTY LACE in WHITE
Regular price. CSC. NEXT WEEK.
DC. yard
6-inch NOVELTY LACE to MATCH
above. Regular price. 32c. NEXT
WEEK. PC. yard.
4-inch POINT DIRELAND LACE in
BEIGE REGULAR price. 1sc. RE-
DUCED TO l5c. yard.
6-inch POINT D'IRELANp LACE in
BEIGE Regular price, 2oc. NEXT
WEEK. 17c. yard.
9-inch POINT D'IRELAND LACE
In WHITE Regular price, sl5O.
NEXT WEEK. 70c. yard.
4-inch POINT D'IRELAND LACE in
WHITE Former price. SOC. NEXT
WEEK. 47c. yard.
finch POINT DIRELAND LACE
NET TOP in CREAM. Regular price.
4Oc. NEXT WEEK. &c. yard.
6-inch POINT DIRELAND LACE
NET TOP in CREAM. Regular price.
6Oc. REDUCED TO 3ec. yard.
5-inch POINT DTRELAND LACE
NET TOP. Regular price, Sc. RE.
DUCED TO PIC. yard
THE ABOVE are all NEW LACEs
and the REDUCTIONS are for NEXT
WEEK ONLY.
3-inch BLACK SILK POINT
D'IRELAND LACE. Regular price, o5c,
REDUCED NEXT WEEK TO lie.
yard.
4-inch BLACK SILK POINT
D'IRELANDLACE. Regular price, Soc.
NEXT WEEK. 42c. yard.
finch BLACK SILK BOURBON
LACE. Regular price. 81. %. NEXT
WEEK. 02c. yard.
COLORED SILK MULLS, also
BLACK or WHITE. 4S-inch wide
Regular price. 4sc. NEXT WEEK,
sc. yard.
finch LINEN CLUNY LACE IN
SERTING. Regular price, PIC. NEXT
WEEK. l3c. yard.
6-inch LINEN CLUNY LACE. Reg
ular price. Ale. NEXT WEEK, &c.
yard.
and 4-inch LINEN TORCHON
LACE. Regular price. &c. and 3Sc
REDUCED TO 2.5c. yard.
LOT Of WHITE MALTESE LACE.
REGULAR price. 10c. and IT,. yard.
MKT WEEK. Sc. yard.
WE WILL RECEIVE and PLACE on
SALE MONDAY RICH AMI RARE
ASSORTMENT of NET TOP POINT
D. IRELAND LACES. in CREAM or
WHITE, in SETS of d fferent widths to
MATCH. THESE LACEs are ABSO-
LUTELT NEW PATTERNS and
NOTHING LIKE THEM have EVER
been SHOWN in the CITY. The
RANGE OF PRICES will be FROM 1Sc.
to 81. so per yard.
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War Department Changes.

Hugh NJ. Adams. Pennsylvania, appointed
clerk, 81 900, engineers Office.
Alonzo F. Getty of Maryland. promoted from
class to class 2, r. and p. Office.
John Chandler OF New jersey and Chambers
r. Owen of Alabama, promoted from clerk,
81 600, to class /, r. and p. Office.
VIM. A. Edwards Of Georgia, class 1, r. and
p. office, resigned.
Marion C. Lamb OF New Jersey, coryist
$500, r. and P. office, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

MONDAY,
A SALE Or
TURKISH RUGS
WHOLE CARPETS
SURPRISING ANY OFFERING OF LIKE
GOODS EVER. MADE HERE Oh ELSE.
WHERE.
TURKISH RUGS,
Being recognized staple and appropriately used in
connection with every style Of furnishing are seldom
offered for less than their value This collection in
cludss large assortment Of
VERY SELECT RUGS
At the greatly reduced prices given below.
ONE LOT ANAToLlAN MATS,
Average si1e Is,3sin
-weres 5. Now saza
ONE LOT DAaHEsrAN RUGS.
Average sire 3 n. BY n. Gin
Were e. so and slo. Now &C.
ONE LOT DAGHEsTANs. cARABAaHs. KAYAKS
AND sH1RvANs.
Average size $40 n.
Were $40 and sl2:5o. Nows1sa-
ONE LOT IsPAHANs. DAaHEsTANs AND
Average size Sx0ft
Were s12. SO. els and Ella so Now $40
ONE LOT oUsHAcKs. cARABAaHs, pAaHEs-
TANs AND KAZAKs,
Average size 4x7n
-werc sl7. so. $50 and SIS Now s1a. 3d.
These EXTRAORDINARY BAno.,ss
WHOLE CARPETS,
ONE UsHAcK CARPET. size n. in. BY IL II.
oin- terra Gotta center. blue border.
Price. ssz5o-
ONE UsHAcK CARPET. size IT, 2 in. by IL IT.
en-. gold center. terra Gotta border.
Price. saooo-
ONE UsHAcK CARPET. size 10 #. by Is II. in. =,
cream center. red border.
Price. sloo o.
ONE UsHACK CARPET. axe 10 #. s in. BIZ 10 n
cream medallion center, red border.
Price. $3.50 co.
ONE UsHAcK CARPET. size 10 #. 9 in by Is #
sin.. camel center. blue border.
Price. 800 o.
ONE UsHAcK CARPET. size 10 n. in. BY Is n.
red center red border
Price. 500. o.
oNs UsHAcK CARPET. si.. 1o1i4 IT,. camel
center. camel border.
Price, Sl20-
ONE UsHACK CARPET. size 10 IT. by Is n. 10
in. blue center. terra Gotta border.
Price. clio
ONE UsHAcK CARPET. size IL IT, in. by IS #.
Gin. blue center. gold border.
Price. s135.-
ONE GHIoRDEs CARPET. sig, Oft. by IA IT. in.
terra Gotta center. blue border.
Price, s1Oo-
ONE GHIoRDEs CARPET. sig. 10 #. Gin. BY
Is it. 3in., blue center. terra Gotta border
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
GKEAr DRIVE Ok TEE SECOND
Floor.
FLOOR.

TAKE the ELEVATOR and STOP on
the SECOND FLOOR. Some sPLEN-
DID BARGAINS here. THESE are .
SAMPLE OF the SORT.
THESE GOODS have JUST AR
RIVED: IRISH LAWN ROOM GOWNS
or WRAPPERS. WHITE GROUND
WITH BLUE or PINK FIGURES or
POLKA SPOTS. trimmed with COL
ORED NOVELTY EMBROIDERY to
MATCH FIGURES. COLLAR and
CUFFS Of CoLoRED EMBROIDERY.
ALSO ruffie down front. plated yoke. at
the LOW PRICE of
s2OOeach-
IRISH LAWN ROOM GOWNS or
WRAPPERS. WHITE GROUNDS with
BLUE or PINK POLKA SPOTS and
FIGURES. RUFFLE Of WIDE col
ORED EMBROIDERY to match around
COLLAR and CUFFS. also COLORED
EMBROIDERY CASCADFD DOWN
FRONT. yoke Of CLUSTERS Of FINE
TUCKS. FINISHED with COLORED
HERRINGBONE BEADING. These
NEXT WEEK FOR
s225 each.
PURE WHITE GOWNS of FINE
MUSLIN. YOKE of DOTTED SWISS.
HUBBARD STYLE. SURPLICE NECK.
RUFFLE Of DOTTED SWISS EN-
BRO1DEkY around NECK aud CUFFS.
TUCKED CUFFS all finished with
ZINE HERRINGBONE BEADING.
These goods are MADE in The BEST
POSSIBLE MANNER in the LATEST
STYLE. WELL FINISHED. PEARL,
buttons ALL sizes. Made EXPRESSLY
to OUR ORDER. Regular price Csc.
REDUCED FOR NEXT WEEK TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20

In New York yesterday the Church Of the
Heavenly Rest consecrsted by Bishop
Potter having paid of its debt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-20
MARRIED.

cssMITH-MEADs. Gu August Is, 1892 by Rev.
Sym,,ries Z Murray. rector u 81 Andrews Church.
MN MiniV,niISgton; DEL. BENZ. A. SAITH to HATTIE