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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
It 10 Incorporated.

The National Reunion Monument Association
has filed articles Of incorporation. the object OF
which is the erection on Grand Army place of a
suitable monument to the soldiers. sailors and
marines who served the nation during the re.
bsllion; to secure the proper marking on said
place where the various organizations bela
their reunions during the twenty-sixth annual
encampment of the @. A. r. The directors are
John McElroy, W. H. Richardson, J. G. s
Burger. A. B. Jameson. Rich. Henderson
Williams. E. s. Godfrey, A. Van Haake
W. H. Somersmish, E W. Whitaker
g. W. Wilson, Cyrus Bussey, r. C. Revells. d.
W. Houghton, h N. Tillman, L Thompson
g. n. Huelsh. E. K Campb-ll. ". H. Michael
NJ. A. Dillon, Theo. F. Fang, d. T. McGowan
@. r. Redway, A J. Cummings, G. W. Clari
and b y. Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
What the Silver Men Want.

In marked contrast with the fiery utterances
in the silver convention at Denver Tuesday was
the address adopted yesterday. The report
from the committee on resolutions was in the
form Of an appeal to the people Of the United
States asking their calm and candid considera-
ton Of the facts relating to silver mining and
the attempt to demonetize silver. The address
contains about 1000 words. The history Of the
silver legislation of the past twenty years was
reviewed, and the address continues in regard
to the desires Of the west: They have not
sought to impose upon the country some new
financial nostrum, but have asked simply for
the restoration of the coinage laws as they were
from the first year Of the federal Constitution
until the furtive repeal Of 1878"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
THE ORDER OF REcHABIrEs.

Closing Session of the High Tent and the
Business Transacted.
As the members were assembling ct Recha-
bite Hall, Navy Yard, this morning to complete
the labors Of the High Tent, comments were
general and favorable As to the fine harbor, the
picturesque scenery of the Potomac river, and
the beautifully located River View, where the
visiting delegates were Hospitality entertained
last night. The first business Of the
High Tent was the election of officers.
The following were elected: ]. J. MUIR
ray Of this city, high chief ruler; NJ.
G. saum Of Maryland, high deputy ruler;
l.. II. Patterson Of this city. high secretary
treasurer; trustees, W. E. Kitzmiller and Mrs.
A. NJ. McCarter OF Hagerstown, Md, ard Miss
Susie Williams Of Baltimore, Md, (under the
incorporation act majority Of trustees must
and W. NJ. Hays of North Carolina. Hagers-
town, Md, was selected for place Of meeting
second Tuesday Of July next Tho honors Of
past high chief ruler were, BY the
necessary unanimous vote, conferred upon W.
NJ HAYS of North Carolina and E. s. Woodford,
L. II. Patterson and A ]. Eaton.
The report of Mr.. George B. Miles, repre-
sentative Of the High Tent to the worlds fa,r
temperance congress at Chicago, was received
and adopted.
The apricot beverage question was settled BY
deciding that apricot cider is a violation Of the
Rechabite covenant. Resolutions Of thanks
were adopted to the press for reports, to Capt
Randall Of River View for courteous treatmen,
to the excursionists, and also to all Rechabites
and citizens With whom the members have
come in contact for hospitable and clever treat
ment. The officers were then installed and the
High Tent resolved itself into tent Of sorrow
in remembrance Of deceased MEMBER The
High Tent adjourned sine die at 1880 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
News DEPARTMENT.

IA pairs Tan half Hose. Sizes 81 10 and 1oH. Re-
dueed from - to 1sc- 8 for Soc
8 silk and Wool UndershirtA Size a. Rsducsd
from a. 25 to 81 1915
8 pairs silk and Wool Drawers. Size % Rsducsd
from a .25 to 81 pair.
pairs Summer-weixht Gray Msrino Drawers. eiss
80. Reduced from 81 90 to 75c.
Suits Psjamas. Reduced from ~ 80 to S1.76
Silk Negliss shirts. Size IAN Reduced from
a to -
small lot Of English Chsviot Goats. All sizes
Reduced from % to So so.
10 English Milan Straw Hats- Sizes 81 ~. "a
and ~ Reduced from &c to 81.
Bstraw Hats Sizes ~. rs and ~ Reduced
from 81 to 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
MISSES DEpARrMrSr.

Domestic Bingham Guimpe Dresses. nest pink
and white plaids. trimmed with embroidary. Sizes
4. g. and 10 years. Reduced to 81
3 Irish Lawn Shirt Waists, tucked back and front.
rolling collar. full sleeves. Sizes IA and 10 ysa
Reduced from 81 to Soc
Atwood Cardinal Cheviot Refers. lar9s sailor
collars brass buttons. Sizss 4. and IL ysaxs Re-
duced from - d to - 90.
Superior Quality Pque Suits. plated skirt. full
blouse waist large sailor collar embroidery trimmed
Sizes g. g. 10 and IL Reduced from g. rs to g.
I Gray Cloth Refer. Bedford cord effect bias
pockets. bone buttons. Size 16yearA Reduced from
%. 70 to $3.50.
2 Stylish Atwood Navy Blue Serge Refers. faced
with cardinal notched collars lap pockets Sizes 10
and Is years ga and 80 bust measure). Reduced
from %. 70 to o.. so.
/ Fine Swivel silk Gingham Suit. delicate pink
stripe shirred yoke and sleeves Of white null pink
silk ribbon trimmings Size 10 years. "a bust meas
ure. Reduced from e20. % TO $40 90.
loQ noot. sk DQ1loloSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
WILL BE POPULAR.
MIR. sPRINGER's FRIENDS.

They Object to His Deposition From the
Ways and Means Committee.
The widespread announcements which have
been made that Representative Springer viii
not again be at the head Of the committee on
ways and means have aroused the friends OF
Mr.. Springer, and they have begun TO be
heard from in his behalf A number
Of letters have been addressed to the President
and to Mr.. Crisp protesting against the dis
placement Of that gentleman. They argue that
he has identified himself with the interests OF
tariff reform, is thoroughly posted on the sub
ject and should again be the chairman Of the
committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
At Gurley Memorial Church.

During the summer the pulpit Of the Gurley
Memorial Presbyterian Church will be occu-
pied by tine following well-known minister's
July 16, %, Rev. Wellington E. Loucks, d.
Philadelphia, Pa; July so. Rev. Charles A.
Dickey, DID,, pastor of Calvary Presbyterian
Church. Philadelphia. Pa; August 6, Rev.
Henry Elliott Mott, pastor Second Presbyterian
Church, Dubuque, Iowa; August 10. Rev.
Robert ]. Cunningham, DID,, pastor Centre
Church, Charlottesville. Ind; August 20, q,
Rev. Joseph L. Polk, Pin. D., Fagg's Manor,
Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
SUIT DEPARTMENT.

1 Cream Flame, Yachting Suit. trimmed With
bands Of navy hlue. Size 80. soiled. Reduced from
$40 to IS.
2Navy Blue Twilled Flannel Eton Suits. trimmed
with white braid. Sizes 80 and 40 Reduced from
% rs to s5l
Bias Plaid silk Waists Sizes 81 and 3S. Reduced
from %. so to %. So
Figured Percals waista Sizes Sc and 81 Reduced
from so to 25c.
Black and white Duck Eton Suit. ''Bsfthas cedar.
Size 81 Reduced from $40 to 81. so
Pink Striped Madras Suit. embroidery trimmed.
full skirt Size 80. Reduced from Ga to $3.50.
sd door. ,1lth 1t buildtne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Novel Coupon scheme.

The Palais Royal is going to make
novel experiment tomorrow. The plan
is to discover how many men read
the advertisements Of big establishments
like the Palais Royal. To this end the adver-
tisement in tonight's STAR Of the Palais Royal
contains proposition to men which will prob
ably result in more new suspsnders being worn
tomorrow than for any twenty days during the
year. The plan is to cut the coupon out Of THE
STAR and present it at the store, where it will
be received for 25 cents on the purchase price
Of a pair of the 50-cent suspenders displayed in
the window corner of 18th street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Military Honor Grad u ates.

With the approval of the acting Secretary Of
War, general orders Of February 81. 1890, are
SO amended as to direct that hereafter the num-
Der Of honor graduates in any class at the
United States infantry and cavalry school shall
be not less than three nor more than five, to be
determined, in the case of each class, by the
major general commanding the army on the
recommendation Of the staff of the school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
The Arrested Judpe.

In connection with the arrest in Chicago
yesterday Of Judge Jenkins and his in.
dictmeut for his relations with the failed
Plankington Bank of Milwaukee 1t was in
timated that he might resign his position on the
bench. Inquiry at the Department of Justice
this morning elected no news OF this kind
and the officials who are acquainted with Judge
Jenkins do not take any stock in the belief that
he will resign. Judge jenkins is the Chicago
justice who rendered the first opinion declar-
ing that the worlds fair could not be closed on
Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
The Wife VIII Care for the Estate.

Ellie Lottes has, by Mr.. Jesse H. Wilson,
filed petition for q writ of lunacy on her hus-
band, Conrad Lottes, and to be appointed
committee Of his estate She states that he is
an ex-Union soldier, sixty three wears of age
and a shoemaker; that since 1879 he has been
afflicted with harmless form of insanity never
leaving his room, but doing what work she
takes to him and the only estate he has is pen
sion OF $40 per month, the arrears due him be-
canse he has not been to the agency being about
el.40O. Chief Justice Bingham granted the
petition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Cloak DEPARTMENT.

/ Light Green Cape. ribbon trimmed. Reduced from
e15 to 80.
Tan and Dark Green Cleth Capss. Reduced from
% and a. 80 to %. so.
1 BlackClot Cape. trimmed with eolorsd slt sdga
Reduced from $40 to So
Reduced from Sl2 80 to e5.
Lace aud Jet Trimmed WRAP. Size 81 Reduced
from . la 80 to o4.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Burial Per,nita.

During the twenty -four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office on the following:
White-Christopher ]. Shifner, So years;
Hester ]. Burriss, So years; Iuez L. Raybold,
months.
Colored-Annie Allen, % years: James John
son, years: Jane Magruder, Is years; Clayton
johnson, months; Charley Vannetta, 6
months; Mignon /. Dixon, months; James
Boone, 1 month; Mary Small. months: Mar
tina L. Jones, 4 months; Elias o. Thomas, 4
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
West Point Appointments.

Cadet appointments to the Military Academy
have been announced as follows: E. H. Humph-
rev, Omaha, Neb.; T. Connor. Slate Springs,
Miss, with George H. Purcell, Black Hawk
Miss. as alternate; T. W. Loomiss. Norwich.
Conn. with R. q. Burchard, Uncasville, Conn.
as alternate; W. P. Wooten, La Grange, N. C.,
with +. L. Carr, Castoria, n. c., as alternate
d. II. Davies. Lansford, Pa, with E. d.
Bricker, Chambersburg, Pa. as alternate; VIM
Thomas, Portland. Me-, alternate for first con.
gressional district,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
WOODWARD & l0THR0P,
NV
rz-U.sa September at saurdcysal
OUR REMNANT DAY.
TOMORROW. FRIDAY, JULY IA.
TOMORROW. FRIDAY, JULY "a.


10
Ibausst orths
this in
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Thomas
H. Sturgis and Maude NJ. Thomas; George T.
Mcintosh Of Maryland and Margaret A. Ma
gruder: John d. Shakelford Of Richmond, Va,
and Emma c. Deshler OF Mansfield. Ohio;
John L. Gibson and Hattie Jackson: John E.
Russell and Grace A. Pail, both of Fauquier
county, Va; John J. Scott and Florence Alex
ander; James I. Warner and Annie Cissell
Richard Herndon of Spottsylvania county. Va.
and Estelle Lee of Charles county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Patents for District rnve,,or.

The publication Of the patents for this vssh
was delayed until yesterday afternoon. Pstssss
were issued TO local inventors - follow, John
b. Archer, apparatus for the mauufacturs Of
gas; Erwin @. Beckwith, railway torpedo; n.
= burchen and y. L Nevins, jr., support for
telephone receivers, J. c. Pennie, administrstos
OF julius Schmidt. Joint for railway rails; John
y. NUS, as.ignor 70 T. H. Lemlsy, laths ss-
W. l. White, copy holder and printer guide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Get the Best p
THE CONCORD HARNESS
lUTZ & Bro,
<ss Penn ave-. adjoining National Eoss,-
Trunks and Sstchels 1t low pricsA ossS

l. B., =; T q ~ a., \ SoA
l3l6 1thst nv
ffesh assortment OF Whit Goods lust recefved.
con.isting Of INDIA LINEN. DOTTED SWISS sn1
PLAID MUSLIN. al less than usual prices-
beautiful line Of ROi' d AK LINoN rsducsd 20 20c.
IRISH LAWNS. 20 inches vide. l2tc.
Good styles OF LAWNS and CHALLIEs. fast color~.
&c.
so dor LACE COLLARS worth from loc 70 25o.
30 doz STEAL ScIssoRs large and small sisss,
regular prices. 25 aud JOc. closing price, DC
07doz LINN NAPKINS. Dor tered. 30
; STORM SERGE, irrplain and diasonAl.
RI Alex RNfI~f. lAs H. - aud 3oc.
ANDROSCO86IN LfACHED COTTON, &C.
Good UNBLEACHEDC col TON. An short lsnsthk 10.
IFaI'Hi RPRoOf TIC ING. IN > hort lsnsths, l2sSc
sTRiPkD DOCK. for swninss. lJc.
TABLE OILCLOTH in white. marble aud colors. 2Oc.
q, asir,s ont Ar OF our PAkASOLs and UMBRELl.hs
ope-,.urth od Nebster's LARGE Customary gfven
ANY, Bfng your Rochdzle tickets and get tbs bsnens
OF the discount ay5
T. wALKER SONS. 2o4 10Th ST. n ".
y. Building Papers. Moth-proof Goods, FIRE BRICK
spls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
BLACK Goops DEPARTMENT

from go 90 to "a 90
8 yards Gray Plaid. Reduced from S12 to 81
yards Bordered Grenadins, As inches wide Re.
duced from SCI 90 to 81. 90
liz yards Heliotrope Dotted Grenadine Reduced
from go. 70 to %. 6:{
u yard. Red Plaid All-silk Grenadns. Reduced
a Yards Pink Dotted Iron Frame" All-silk Grcna-
dine. Reduced from $3.50 to 81. 90.
Sl5 90 to 800. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
BoYs DEpARrxrsr.

IA Psrcale Shirt waists Size q Reduced from Is
to Ice.
8 White Flannel Coats. Sizes 2. 8 ando Reduced
from g. so to Csc.
White Pqus Kilt Shirts. Reduced from u 80 10
Csc.
8 white 'Fauntisroys KIT suita Reduced from
o. 90 to o.. So
Imported Cream Serge KIT Suit. Rsducsd from
90 90 to 81 25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
THIS Is A PECULIAR CASE.

Rainmaker Montgomery Sued for Damaging
the wheat Crop OF Farmer Ba,ler.
James Butler, Lyon county. Kan, farmer,
has had papers prepared for q very peculiar
suit.
neighborhood caused the destruction OF Buffers
wheat crop. A few days later A. B. Montgom-
cry, q rainmaker, being at Goodland, claimed to
have caused the cloudburst. which came with.
out warning from the barometer.
Now Butler proposes to make Montgomery
rain company pay the damage. The same
storm caused q washout on the Santa Fe line
and Q terrible wreck followed, in which an en-.
glneer was killed. The wife Of the dead en-
gineer will also bring suit against Montgomery
for $l0, 900 damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Cur Grass DEpARrxssr.

1vass. slightly clipped Reduced from A. 30 to
&C. 90.
Decantsr. clipped Reduced from o. 90 to 81 90.
Cracker jar. shopworn- Reduced from SIC. 90 to
$500.
Finger Bowl. damaged Reduced from g. 90 to Soc
z Salt Shakers reduced from 4S to 25c. re-
duced from 25 TO loo
NSsn nooS.. 10th IT. building. J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Nor1oS DEPARTMENT.

q pairs Pearl Garter Buckles. steel mounting Re-
duced from SOC. to PC PAIR
pieces Best Cotton Garter Elastic. slightly soiled
Reduced from l2c. to DC. yard.
3ysrds 1rridescenr Gimp. Reduced from AlO 20
to 81. rs for piece.
piece WV w.
3h yards Silver Gimp. Reduced from % so TO Soc
g yards Gray Passamentsris. Reduced from o. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
AFFAIRS.
The Printing Contract Given to an
Outside Firm.
IMPORTANT ORDERS TO-DAY.
Dunlap q Co. of Philadelphia Get the Print
ing Contract. Although Commissioner Par
ker Opposes-streets to Be Repaired
Other News of General Local Interest.

The contract for doing the District printing
during the current fiscal year was last evening
awarded to Dunlap 4 Co. Of Philadelphia. This
was somewhat Of a surprise, as it was believed
the Commissioners would award the contract to
local firm and keep the money in the District
The contract involves the expenditure Of about
$500. and the bid Of Dunlap & Co. WAS 81 ,0S0
lower than the next lowest bid. The Comnnis-
sioners, however, were not unit in dsposing
OF the contract. Commissioners Ross and Powell
voted in the affirmative, while Commissioner
Parker voted ip the negative. 1t IL understood
that Commissioner Parker did his utmost to
have the contract awarded to local firm He
urged that the delay and trouble incident to
having the work done out Of the city would
more than exceed the difference in the
bids. While Commissioners Ross and Pow
ell were also heartily in favor Of award
ing the contract to q local concern,
still they did not believe the difference
in bids warranted such thing. Mr.. Dunlap,
the senior member Of the finn, appeared at the
District building this morning for the purpose
of executing his contract. He agreed in writ
ing before the contract was signed to pay the
expenses Of a competent man from the Com
missioner Office to revise the proof of the tax
list when the same WAS printed.
He said. in conversation with q STAR re-
porter, that his firm was perfectly reliable and
capable Of doing the work. He employed none
but union men, and was confident that his work
would compare favorable with any in the
United States. He referred to the last contract
he had for doing the printing for the District,
and said shat the only cause for complaint that
he had heard was on account Of the errors in
the tax list, and the fact that he had been paid
promptly was sufficient evidence that his COM
pany was in no way to blame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
CHINA DEPARTMENT.

Odd pieces Decorated Dinner Ssts Plattsrs reduced
from 20 to Soc and from so to 25c Covered vsgsta-
BILE Dishes Reduced from IS to SOC. Plates all sizes.
at1c Sugar Bowls Reduced from so to 35c.
Decorated Dinner Set, 40 pisces. few pieces
missing. Reduced from s12. so to 80 90.
10th noof. 10th st. building }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
REFRIGERATOR DEPARTMENT.

z reduced from "a 95 to g. 90. l reduced from
SL d1o e $S.D5 5edaced from %. % to $3.50
Belongs Hardwood New Perfection" Rsfriesra-
from Sl2 90 to Ga 90.
(4th uoor. 10th Ct bldg. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Muslin UspERwEAR DEp.Rrnrrr

g Fine Cambria Walking Skirts elaborately trimmed
with ne aces and clusters of fine tucks finished with
1915 ~ W
pairs Fine Cambria Drawers, trimmed with Ham,
burE rufe and cluster of tucks Reduced from On 90
to 15c.
(Second hoor ........ 10th ST. building }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
SOCIAL MATTERS.

No'os Oh An'erss''
The double marriage last night at Christ
Church. Georgetown, Of Miss Margaret Ma
grudsr, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Magruder, TO Mr.. George 7. Mcintosh, and
Miss Msud n Thomas. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs W. z. Thomas, to Mr.. Thomas II.
stu,o;. -. attended, nv. ,.,o. g.th.r,n. a,
,hsir sr;.mds TSs .,.., -. ss..s,ui,v dsc ..
r,t.d vith n.Ir,, .rd vh;,. aoyer. Dr
A,hsrt s,r.-t r.-,,--,sd n. dorhl. c.r.uorv
Inc ushers were Messrs. Joseph a. Boise
marry morgan osmuei D. n'se sno "'u.Am %
CornweI- The two best men were Mr.. Charles
Meyer and Mr.. Allie Poors. The brides maids
we're M,ss Mary Rainfall ana Miss Mary sulIi.
van Tb.v nv. rr.,,,,v ro-n.d ,r .,n;r.
p
dresses OF Wniss nenristsA ana carried ounenss
OF Ia France roses.
The two brides were drsssed alike in gowns
OF White iansdowne. trimmed with lace and car
r1ed bouquets OF white roses tied with long
streamers Of white ribbon
A'sI gong nome 70 me 0noe residences Tor
drss..S ~ ~ hirs So, ~. .sns,na ~. .%s
connles stsrted on for . nortbsrn -sSa;ns .,,n
Up
AZ tne ParsonAgo Oh sne Gay psfeet bePtist
Cnuren; rev; ": o Y. Thomas Joined IN matri-
90 - G"S.,a- nv NJ - ".
Usl1. hall - <k<.s~ 49,
.,.aat 0e "s'1 'e0'p'''" - sA's'f "'"'s on @''n
Ex-fresidens harfison u now entertaining as
his Cape May cottage his sister, Mra Thomas
Devin Of Iowa
| Miss HgH Reynolds of This eitv IN yisiting
her uncle, Mr.. Y z. Hsisss, ss his cottaes at
Cape May.
Mrs @. T. Bosvell and little daughter. Beesie
! lsft W.Ar..a.v Sor chi..~o I.cS.o,v,,l. m
and cth.r v,oi.t. - 49, 49, iii rs.ns;,
unt,l October TX
Tbs Grand Drl. A,.x.ra.r ~ R,.,,. a. ms
.n,ov,ne . t..t. Al r,.troro,;,., h,.n;..,;,v
Ysstsriev he n. ths ~nsss ~ NJ IA NJ,
Rohert = Roos.v.,e =. tS.s, .rn.s- ho,as
| 81, otus Lax" on Long Island. and he met their
friends ct . luncheon and garden party. Both
| the mansion and grounds were decorated in
gala style. and the cooling beverages were all
Haey A%sIsn summer onnn, snicT .ne
Huss,Sn cmcers eLloyed very mucn- ioday
rov.I h;shnss. nv . cru;.. 49, ~ a. hsrhor nd
dinner at Manhattan Beach.
Ear,x n.xt v..L N, C.,a;,.- ur,h.-a a.
.o,r.r,.a nv ri. thr.. n,,,. s,.ndd.n.n,.r,
and Miss Dodge. win 70 70 Chicago. where Mr..
Hubbard will deliver an address before the
Geographical Society. OF which he is president
Vice President and MIRA Stevenson and fam
the Resembling Of Congress in travelling
s1rousn we ses' sno p Tx! Inc patty
ar.ea yssssrasy Lsom lineage ano eApect 20
have been In Cbicsro he mast month ana hsSs
| been entertaining friends from the Psci6c
coast
Mira Fvinr. wife os DR. Fv;nr has be.n IN
town a few DAYS Visiting her brother. Mr. PAM
Johnson. She is. A. u.1al .nending the r.rm
weather down at Easton, Nd, at Admiral Fe-
biger's comfortable home there. Her winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
HousErunNrsH1Ne DEPARTMENT.

Oatmeal Boiler. shop worn. Reduced from 75c.
to 81 "a -''1"Se" '''" Vow
Folding Card Table. damaged. Reduced from
Fly Fan; Reduced from %. 90 to sI.5o
Hsrge OsE stand for water cooler. Reduced from
Il Malnut Library Steps. carpetsd. Reduced from
10th Moor. az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Grove DEPARTMENT

s pairs Ladies' 6-butson-.eny h Mousouetaire Cha
mois Gloves, natural color. Sizes III and 61< Re-
duced from 75c. to Soc.
5pairs Ladies' Sbutton-length Mousquetaire Kid
Gloves. tan and black Size 81. Reduced from 81 25
to 75c.
IL Hand-painted Wood Glove Boxes Reduced from
DC. TO 15c.
(1st door.. It'll ST. annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
Mn. divers Charges.

Lizzie Bell Oliver has, by Mr.. Campbell Car
rington, fled a bill for divorce from Allen
Oliver. She charges drunkenness and cruel
treatment and says that the assaults upon her
have permanently impaired her health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.

pair ia Heavy weight Blankets. 4 wool, sofled.
Reduced from e5 TO 1915.
pair ia Summer Blankets. border faded. Re-
ducsd from % to S5 pair.
pair Fine All wool GA Crib Blankets. snasged. Re
duced from 80. 70 to 81. IS pair.
Fancy Plaid Horse Cooling Blanket. Reduced
from %. so to 81. so
(2d foor 11th ot. buildinR,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
CHrIpnEs,s UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT

A very small lot Of Children's Fine Muslin Gowns
neatly made yoke of fine eli stered tucks finished
around neck and sleeves with Hamburg edYinY
Sis fit children from to years OF age. he
ducsd to SOC.
cd floor 10th st. building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-13
JAPANESE DEPARTMENT

3 Bamboo PORTE. es. slightly damaged. Reduced to
% Tea Pots. without covers. Reduced from 25. 60
to Toe. Id.
I'D Moor. at ,