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local, mention.
He*** artificial eyes^ Hxjtnjut's, cop.
.*-rTo" nia-T need a ne w O. A. R. unit
ior the 30th; if so we can furnish von with the
*err best grades of flannels, and made in our
Usual good style. Two sets of buttons.
El* em ax Bbos.. 7th and E sts..
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailora.
Satn Haxbckoeb's sell the best
*10 blue serge^suit in the District.
Betobt Gas Htotes
t at Brooks'. 531 15th st.
Hundreds in use in this city.
Great FrBMTrRE Halt. ?To accommodate
1^?^ " 11 "Convenient to call during
the day, we have arranged to keep op.-n even
Alex. Man.
611 9th street u. w.
New axd But Trrri. Demons in wall papers,
pictures. Ac. l*ict'ire frames made to order
from a choice line of mouldings.
Boota J. Law. 1437Penn. ave. n.w.
Gas asd Oil Stoves, all sizes. Call and ex
amine. C. A. Mri.bijfAS. 1206 F st.
All-Wool trousers to order ?3.
Hambtkoeb's, 621 Penn. are.
Titere's No Sr<n Qualities
ail ours in Men's Suits at ?3.50, slO, and $12.50.
These good- are first-class in every detail, weli
trimmed, well made, and perfect fitting.
Biseman Bros.. 7th and E sts..
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
EcOXOXY ('AS Kinoes?
For bummer Cooking.
S. S. Shf.dd A Bro..
432 9th Bt. n.w.
FrasELi.'s Ice Cue ax shipped anywhere otit
of town to dealers, churches, picnics and fami
'i*- 1425 New York ave.
Wall Papers. House and Fresco Painting.
P. Ha.nsos Hiss M>'o Co. *15 15th st.
Bct Yotb Coal. Coke and Wood from Johx
?os Brotuajui, the leading firm m the Dis
trict
The Hamjcusb Ttpe-Writeb.
At John C. Parkeb'u,
? 617 and 619 7th st. n. w.
Mac-bines for rent.
No Matter How War*
the weather may be. if you have on one of our
f8 Blu,e Serge Suits yon feel comfortable.
M ast color and well made,
Eisexas Bros.. 7th and E sts..
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
Go to K. W. Henderson's, 1113 F street
northwest, for wall paper, window shades, room
mouldings, liiicrnsM. Walton, Ac.
See our flo retort gas stove.
Brooks, 531 15th st.
Scrloin Steak, prime rib roast. 15c. per lb., |
at New ior* Market. 3*1 and Indiana avenue. i
Ocr -10 blue serge suits are warranted fast
color and perfect fitting. Hami i ruf.r s,
621 Penn. ave.
Orn Tailoring Devaktxext Boohing.?Why
(lioulihi t it boom/ '1 here is no such suitings
or troiis,; rings anywhere to be found, especially
our r20 suits to order, and our c5 trousers to
order.
Eiseman Bbos.. 7th and E sts.,
Tailoring Department.
CITY AXI)J )Istrict.
CONDK.NSKD LOCALS.
Elizabeth D. Kenkind was yesterday granted
a divorce by Judge Cox from Conrad F. Sen
kind. 1 he petition filed by Mr. S. T. Thomas
set forth tLe marriage March 9, 1875. It
charged the respondent with drunkenness and
bad treatment.
Senator Stanford has sent to the Smithsonian
Institution a young antelope from California to
add to the collection for the national zoo.
Ihe District Invinciblcs. the newly organized
military company, g ive an entertainment and
hop at t ar; oil Institute lmll last night.
iboiuas Bone, a colored boy, was run over at
10th and M streets northwest, yesterday after
noon by the furniture wagon of Mr. D." J. l'ar
tello. of 913 7th stre et.
Mary Thurston win tried in the Police Court
yesterday afternoon tor ihe larcenv of a silk
dress and two rings and Judge Miller adjudged
ntT guilt}, but permitted iit-r to go ou pergonal
bond*.
Theodore Scliultze wis found guilty in the
1 oiice ( ourt yesterday of the larcenv of a dog
cart and harness. :\rni was sentenced to a line
of f50 or GO davs in jail.
C. E. 15. lias "kit at The Stab office for
the Associated Charities.
Wline Jones an eight-year-old colored bor,
was arrested iues.iay for robbing his employer,
Mrs. Becker, who lives at No. 207 C street.
The money was recovered, and the bov was
released after being lectured.
__Yesterday aft rnoon a colored boy named
Thomas Kowt* waj knocked down and slightlv
injured by a furniture wagon driven bv William
Hauck. near the corner of 10th and t" str* ets.
As it was purely an accident the driver was not
arrested.
Wintield Bagby and another small bov were
fighting on B street the other day,' when
* colored boy rained William Dabnev went to
separate tin m. In doing so he cut Bdgbv with
a knife Policeman Hamilton arrested' Dab
nev, and Judge Miller fined him ?15.
Auction Sale of Lots in Twining Ci?y.
An event of inte rest in real estate circles was
the auction sale yesterday of lots in the new
subdivision of Twining City. As is well known,
this prope rty is locate d on the eastern side of
the has', rn branch, at the end of the new |
Pennsylvania avenue bridge. Pennsylvania
avenue extended passes tlirongh it. The '
gr mnd has been subdivided bv the trustee*
Messrs. Bichard Smith and Charles A Elliott
lesterday afternoon the lots were offered for
sale bv Duncanson Bros. Ihere was a large
attendance, and the bidding Was quite lively
The salt was continued until interrupted by
wtresifiT"** 0t UlghU lhe following lots
In block 10. lots 6. 7 and S. for f. cents per i
?qu-re loot: lou 1. 2 and 3 to Dr. J. W. Bavne.
for ?. t cents; lot 5 to Henry Oettinger. for 4
cents. }?\ 4 to Ernest Selhausen. for 3 cents.
Id 1'i'H k 2. Jot o5 to hzekiel Kichardsou, for 4
ct-nt^: lot;???to Kjinit*, for 4-^ centa.
In block 5. lot 17 to Thomas Geary, for 7V
cent-; lot 19 to Ernest Selhausen, for 7 cents*
lot 21 to Henry Navior. for cents.
In block 6. lot 15 to Thomas Towles, for 3
cents; lot 14 to same. 2! . cents.
InI block 4. lots SO and 31 to Henrv Navior
for 5 cents; lot ">1 to same, for 4 , cents. '
In block 1. lot 5 to Henry Navior. for 5V
cents. -*
Keal Kstate Matters.
A. T. Br it on ha* bought for *45.093.70 of
Rogt rs A Stellwagen. trustees, lots 5 to 13 of
blo?k 12. kaloramu Heights.
S. Wolf has purchased for **.230.N0 of Caro
line J. liege r lot 12 and part 11. square 92 1
3* by lit feet. OU B street, between Connecticut
?venue and 21st street northwest.
Bo tit. Waldrou has bought for #9.000 of C.
M. Carter et al.. trustees, sub lots 37 to 44
squari s.yi. HO by 90 feet, at the corner of Otli
and 1 streets northwest.
Lvinan A. Littlerield has bought for S7.000,
or j. w t.n.bv. surviving executor, parts 2 and
*H!lare ",f s?|?are 12, U.h27 square feet
Oil ttnu-r and 2>th streets northwest, with the
rights pertaining thereto to the channel of the
rotuiniic.
Elizabeth Wood has pan-baaed of Josiah B
7.\ . W *?M 00U- tx,U "? "a. front
tef il fj et on the eaat side of Connecticut ave
l'?;Jviles and M streets northwest.
Hmth I etut. James Dripps and James Bob
bins have bought, for ?5.^43.65. of J. (i. Hes
Wr. tub loU 76 mid 77, M|nare fsi3. 3.3^5.77
square fee t. fronting 41 feet ou C street, be
tween New Jersey avenue and Arthur Place
northwest
W. R Jackson has bought, for $23,000. of
' .,ub ""luare 239, 117 bv
JO. 1. feet, at northwest corner of 13th and B
?treet* northwest.
J. M. Locke v has bought of Martha T. Bis
. ',*rt :a- ?Mttare 15?. 20 by 95
feet on P. between iTth.tud Isth streets north
WClt.
ALHAt-.m s Opera Hoi se.-The sale of seats
Vo "A"i^rit?. which will be the attraction at
Albaugh s n? it week, opened at the beix office
this morning. This opera, which is Czelbul
* beat effort, had a phenomenal run in New
n'iuu" 's said to be pleasing,
while the libretto is filled with witty savings.
Ihe cast will be a? follows: Anwrita, Helen
, ; Milan*ti, Alice Carle; >'orV
E-ura Millard; l'erp,',ia.
M.iU-Un r; >rri HmnKinUi. Wm. I?ru?*tt;
FfKiratvam, t lias. Lang; Jxfretui, Sig. Broco
Ueo. Brodtrick,
and jkJo Cos/nxvn. Louie De Lange.
aZVJ AV0r"ta yi,To"IA " of Hambnrg
r *? ,u htr recent trip acrews the At
lantic. has made a new record and proved ber
??If a regu^r ?greyhound of the ocean." ?he
accomplished the trio Irom Kouthamotou to
'? J?.". ?*o hours and thirty
Th" >? ?<> ?l?ya, eight houii
and thirty minutes from the Faatnet, showine
*fr *? be one of the fsstest steamers afloat
bhe will do credit to the New Hambttrg-Amen
can company's service.
PMMi-roRy Sale of frame house and lot on
?Ui. near K street southwest, to-morrow at 6
o'clock ji. in. See advertisement.
"f- Leonard Accepts.
The Rey. Dr. Leonard. of 8t John's, has ac
cepted his recent election to the assistant bish
opric of Ohio. While his congregation in this
city deeply regret the severance of the pastoral
tie which has been so happy to them all, they
at the earns time honor the diocese which, like
themselves^ has recognized his merits and
ability Dr. Leonard will remain at 8t John's
until bis confirmation by the house of bishops
at the general convention, to assemble in New
*ork city next October. He lias notified the
committee representing the Ohio diocese br
m&iL *
The Columbia Cycle Club.
The Columbia Cycle club held their annual
meeting last evening at the residence of Mr. W.
W. Maloney. jr.. 1738 8th street northwest, and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: J. E. Casey, president and chronicler; F.
W. Donn. secretary; W. W. Maloney, treasurer;
H. A. Laminond. captain; R. Murphy, first lieu
tenant. and B. T. Anderson, second lieutenant
I bey also resolved to attend the meeting of
the League of American Wheelmen at Hagers
town, Md.. July 2, 8, 4. 8
A Roman Catholic Congress,
A congress of the Catholic laity of the United
States will assemble in Baltimore on the 5th of
November to discuss matters relating to the
welfare of the Roman Catholic church in this
country. A number of gentlemen have been
invited to prepare papers on literary and edu
cational topics. The congress will meet about
the time of the centennial of the Catholic
im^o/th* r ?l i ni'?d States and the open
ing of the C atholic university. These events
are grouped together in order to give the bish
ops an opportunity to see something of the
congress, the laymen an opportunity to attend
the centennial celebration, and both an oppor
tunity to be present at the opening of the Cath
olic university.
Golden Cross Notes.
Mr. O. A. Emmons wag initiated into St.
John s commandery at its last meeting. Past
Grand Commander 8. A. H. Me Kim was selected
by the commandery to be recommended for ap
pointment a a deputy for the ensuing year.
i ne committee appointed to prepare for a
parlor sociable have completed their arrange
ments. *
At the regular meeting of Columbia Com
mandery No. 374. held Tuesday evening, Mr
*? *5 Woodward, a member of Meridian Com
mandery No. 1(8, was nominated to the grand
commander for appointment as deputy for the
ensuing year.
Both Principal and Witnesses Fined.
In the Police Court Richard Thompson was
charged yesterday with selling liquor by the
small at Hillsdale. This is the case in which
the witnesses were drunk on Saturday, necessi
tating a postponement. It was testified yester
day that Officer Anderson gave George Curtain
I 10 cents to get a half a pint, and he did go. The
court imposed a line of ?105. and an appeal wag
! noted. Howard Johnson, Richard Curtin. and
iniinis Jordan, who were witnesses in the case,
were lined ?10 each for disorderly conduct.
Base Hall Yesterday.
Yesterday's game was a disaster to the Sena
tors. the Cleveland men winning bv the score
?f 6 to 1. In this as in the game on Tuesday
they won bccause they played all together,
sacrificing and hitting safely, besides playing
their usually strong game in the field. Healy
and Ebright. and Bakely and Snyder were the
batteries. Washington had customary luck in
getting men on basts only to stay there, nine I
?Senators remaining on bags because their fol
lowers could neither sacrifice nor hit safely
Several chances to score were thrown away by
stupidity m running the bases. The Se nators (
scored 111 the first and so did the Infants. The
Statesmen did not score again, but tli? ir oppo
nents made five more in the third, fourth and
fifth, and from that point to the end of the
game no one crossed the plate. In the toventh
Morrill. Healy. and Wilmot each hit safeiv. but
.Morrill was put out at the plate. Washington
made 8 hits and 4 errors and Cleveland 'J hits
and 2 errors.
The fact that the visitors earned but one of |
their runs is a sufficient commentary on the
way the home team played, without one word
more of comment.
OTHER GAMES TESTE ItDAY.
Philadelphia had a picnic with Pittsburg, and
won with hands down, 15 to 4. Beam aud Car
roll and Sanders and Schriver were the bat
j teries. Philadelphia made 15 hits and 1 error
and lVtsburg <j hits and 6 errors.
| Eoston scored twice in the ninth, and thus
won from Chicago, 3 to 2. The batteries were
l.adbourne and Ganzel and Dwver and Farrell
lhe Bean-caters made 6 hits and 2 errors, and I
the Ansonians 3 hits and 0 errors.
New York downed the Hoosiers again. 8 to 6.
by making 14 hits and 3 errors against 8 liitg
and 4 errors. Whitney and Daily and Keefe
and Iirown were the batteries.
At Baltimore? Athletics, 7; Baltimore, 6; ten !
innings. ' '
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
Almas Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine,
last night paraded the streets in their red !
fezzes and received Baum's Temple, of Balti
more, which arrived here by special train at 7
o'clock. The guests were escorted to Grand
Army hall, where they were entertained. A
business session was held at which a number
of candidates, both of this city and Baltimore,
were initiated into the order.
After the business session an informal ban
quet was served, winch lasted until midnight
when the visitors returned to Baltimore.
Transfers of Keul Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
E. M. Darneille to Julia A. Rheam lots 14 and
pt. 15. sq. 8?4; ?2.MJ0. i. S. Lvon to T F
Schneider rob 192, sq. 155: "p. Braneilv to
M Branellypt sq. 712; *300.. Edith E. Kin"
to C. King sub 22. sq. 712; *3.000. G. H. L*
*?tr.i to (j. J. Newman ?uba 30 to 39. m 743 .
Sl.u63.18. J. o. Vermillion to Emma T Mc
i.W'i??"q; 3W; *'- sw)- T- J- King to Ma
zella E Roche pt. 13, sq. fjO: t?. W. G. Pond
to I O. Howard sub 131. sq 271; 81,800. Mary
!-.> t"Vp< V!1-VTto,?" N- et al. lot 15, srj.
23 ' '*, ? to C. Memmert pt. 35,
I Vw 1 W,V *3 000- L ??1I to Sarah
A. li. Wmslow sub 60. sq. 306; . T C Chal
mers to W. I. Boswell subs 71 to 77. sq.'72'l;.
Marriage Licenses.?Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Bailev
Johnson and Matilda Boone; W. T. Place and
Lizzie J McAiijifTe: E. L. Paul and Emma
Reingrnber: Allen Crown and Addle Iiolley
John A. Huzzel and Maria O. Frost. '
Through Sleeping Cars to St. Loris ?
Commencing Saturday. June 1, the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad will place a Pullman buffet
sleeping car on their ' vestibuled limited "
leaving Washington at 3 p.m.. running through
to St I.ouis without change. This, together
with the express, leaving at 11:15 p.m.. will give
a double daily service of through Pullman sleep
ing cars betweenYWshington and St. Louis.
Investors. Look oat for partition sale at
auction to-morrow afternoon of vacant lots on
lirth street northwest, below and near M street
See adv t. .
To Long Branch via B. and O.?The Bal
timore and Ohio express, leaving Washington
at 12:00 noon, makes direct connection for
Long Branch. Baggage checked through to
destination. *
Attention is Cai.leu to the auction sale to
morrow morning at 615 7th street southwest of
a small stock of drugs and fixtures. See ad
vertisement
ANACOSTIA.
Rcn Ova*.?Mary Appich. the six-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John Appich. of Bridge
street, was slightly injured by a passing car
riage while playing in the street in front of
their restaurant yesterday. Had the carriage
t>een moving rapidly the result might have
been serious.
Twice Arrested.?Mr. Edward Tudge, a
Maryland milkman, who comes into town daily,
was arrested twice yesterday by the Anacostia
police. The first charge was for assaulting Mr.
Gny King and the second for fast driving. He
left tbe necessary collateral in each case.
MexoaiAj. Dat.?Dr. R. A. Pyles went to the
city this morning to march with the National
Guards.?The village was pretty well vacated
to-day by its patriotic citizens! who went in
various directions to attend Memorial Day
services. A good delegation went to Mt.
Vernon. Most places of business were closed
part or all of the day.
Temperance Work.?There exists a generous
rivalry between Salem and Anacostia tents of
Rechabites. each endeavoring to do its utmost
in tbe tcmperance course. The former, assisted
by Naomi tent, will gave a lawn social next
week.
Moses Aberna thy, colored, until recently Jan
itor at tbe Petersburg, Va., post-office, who
was arrested a few days ago on the charge of
having robbed the mails, had an examination
vesterday before a U. 8. commissioner, and
was sent on tbe October term of the D. 8. dis
trict court
Eighteen lives ware lost by the driving ashore
of tbe schooner Bavaria, on Lake Ontario, 00
miles from Kingston.
the courts.
Oopbt xa Omui Tib*.?Turticea Earner,
_ . Jftmm and Montgomery.
JM^ 7, Bennett ?gt the Washington Base
ball club; argued and submitted. District of
Colombia agt John Cortin; argned in part
Eqottt Cocbt -Jwfor Cox.
?. . i , -T' *cCe?ev R?*g?; trtuteei di
rected to sell and reinvest Cake agt. The
Kichmond; order of May 27 modified. Butler
agt. Strong; amendments to bill allowed. Sen
kind agt. Senkind: divorce granted.
Police Coubt?Jwlae Miller.
To-day, George Weaver, profanitv; f 5 or 15
?**. S*muel Solomon, disorderly conduct;
collateral forfeited. Arthur Thomis. do_ do.
Frank Miljer. do.; collateral ferfeited. Wash.
Hams, driving over sidewalk; continued. J as.
tarter, profanity, collateral forfeited. John
Horner, violating police regulations: personal
bonds. Bridget Ryan, disorderly conduct; 95
or 15 days.
Suggesting Transfer of a Policeman.
Patrick Dannaher, a tinner, who lives in
northeast Washington, was before the Police
Court this morning, charged on the oath of
Policeman Cutler, of the ninth precinct, with
vagrancy. "Don't open your mouth so wide or
111 club yonr head," is what Dannaher told
Judge Miller the officer said to him. "He's so
lazy," said the officer, "that he will sweat if
my work to him." Lawyer Cahill said that
I oliceman Cutler had caused more unneces
sary trouble among the Irish boys in "Swam
poodle" than all the other policemen together.
Judge Miller discharged the prisoner, and
Lawyer Cahill said he thought Policeman Cut
ler should be transferred to Connecticut ave
nue, where he could handle the dudes.
GEORGKTOtt'Jf.
K.stohts of Pythias.? A fraternal visit was
paid by Nelson division, No. 2. Uniformed
Bank, K. of P., to Hermione lodge. No. 12. K.
of P., last night. After the business session a
banquet was served, at which a number of
speeches were made. The institution of Co
lumbus division. Uniform Rank. K. of P., was
postponed last night It is expected that the
ceremonies will take place next week.
Amiests.?rolicemen on duty in the neigh
borhood of 34th and S streets have been en
deavoring to break up the assembling of a lot
of noisy young colored men about that corner,
and yesterday seven of the men complained of
were arrested. In the Police Court their cases
were disposed of this morning. Sonny Jack
son. alias Campbell and Peter Robinson, col
ored boys, were before the Police Court to-dav
for disturbing Rebecca Robinson, who lives on
P street. They were fined $5 each. A boy
named Arthur Tribbv was before tho court'
charged by Policeman Bloom with disturbing
the quiet of the town. The policeman told
Judge Miller that he told the bov's mother
where he -hung out"?at a place on High
street?and that was probablv the cause of the
trouble. The judge took tlie boy'B personal
bonds.
Temperature asd Conditio* or Water at
7 a. m.?Great Falls, temperature 65; condition
2; receiving reservoir, temperature 67: condi
: tion at north connection, 5; condition at south
I connection, 12: distributing reservoir, tempera
ture. 68; condition at influent gate-house. 4
; condition at effluent gate-house, 6. High tide
in the river to-day at 8:34 p. m.; low tide at
3:28 p. m.
Coroner's Verdict In Bishop's Case.
| The coroncr's jury in the matter of the
inquest into the death of Washington Irving
Bishop found the following verdict last even
ing: "We, the jury in the case of Washington
Irving Bishop, find: (1.) That he died at the
Lambs' club on May 13. 1S8D. (2.) Cause of
death was coma. (3.) We further find that
while Doctors Irwin, Ferguson and Hance
acted in good faith in performing the autopsy
upon the body of deceased, we would state that
Dr. Irwin, through overzenlou?ness, acted in
some haste respecting the direction of the per
formance of the autopsy." Coroner Lew
thereupon discharged the three doctors, who
had been held in ?2.500 bail each. Dr. Frank
Ferguson, who mode the autopsv, testified that
Bishop was certainly dead when "he made it. He
h"fl made three or four thousand autopsies
during his professional career. He found
Bishop's heart abnormal in size, chionic kiduev
disease was unmistakable, and hemorrhage of
the brain.
Mamie Imil, aged seventeen, was arrested in
Cassville.Ala.. yesterday,on a charge of bigamy.
Bhe became engaged to two young men of
t arthnge. and an hour after her marriage to
one on Saturday she eloped with and married
the other.
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the ordinary kind#, and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude ol low-test, short-weitfht alum or
phosphate powder. hold only m cans. Iojual Uak
i>u powuui Co., luti Wall street, X. X.
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Tills is the condition of thousands who suffer days
of miser}' and nights of sleepless atfony from itchiufr,
hleedintr, and burning eczemas and other skin tortures,
and who live in ignorance of tlie fact that a single
application of the CCT1CUKA REMEDIES will afford
instant relief, and point to s speedy, permanent, and
economical cure. 4
School Medals.
NEW DESIGNS IN
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOB
SCHOOLS, CLUBS, *0.
FRANK M. LEWIS,
JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH,
Established 184a 1215 PENNA. ATE.
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Lunch Goods.
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LUNCH
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DRINKS,
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LUNCH f
piceles. \ swm AKD K"7*
LUNCH SUPPLIES?THE MOST COMPLETE AS
SORTMENT TO BE FOUND IN THE
CITY. DON'T FOBOKT TO PROVIDE
FOE DECORATION DAT.
ELPHONEO YOUNGS COMPANY;
?W 428 NINTH ST.
Moth flies
Are now abundant, warn In* persons to look after their
A H. 8T1MEMETZ * SONS.
W7I
Do Not Neglect.
That tired feeling. impure blood, distress after eating,
pain* in the bark, headache. or similar affectiona till
aoma powerful rttseaee obtains a firm foothold, and re
covery is difficult, perbspa impossible. Take Hood's
SaraapariUa, the defender of health. In time to baaiah
all bad feeling* and restore yon to perfect condition.
Hood's Sarsaparilla haa peculiar curative powers, and
accompliabee cures where other preperaUot^faU.
THAT TIRED FEKLISQ.
"During the summer I waa feeling all run down, and
thinking I needed something to tone np my system,
I took Hood's Saraaparilla, and felt much better. I
waa also troubled with dyspepaia, and Hood's Saraa
parilla helped me more than anything else." J. R
DARROW. Ft. Wayne. Ind
"My wife and myself were both generally run down.
Hood's Sarsaparilla brought us out of that tired feeling
and made us feel like young people again. It bss done
more for us than all other medicinea together."
RICHARD HAWKHURST. Amityville, Long Island.
N. Y.
IMPURE BLOOD.
"From childhood I was troubled with pimples, and
every remedy failed till I took Hood's Sarsaparilla. I
have taken Ave bottles and now the pimples are almost
gone, and my general health ia much improved. I am
feeling better than for some time, and I highly recom
mend Hood's Sar*ai*rilla." W. EVANS, 4Go Leung
ton avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y.
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. $1; six for to. Prepared only
by 0. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 2
Great Hat Sale
at
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814 Seventh Street Northwest.
Remember Name and Number. Store extends from
7th to 8th streets.
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS at the fol
io wing prices:
TRIMMED H ATS.
Trimmed Hats, former price (0. are now reduced to
$2.50.
Trimmed Hats, former price $7; are now reduced to
(3.50.
Trimmed Hats, former price #0; are now reduced to
94.75,
UNTRIMMED HATS.
Leghorn Hats, former price $1.40; are now reduced
to 74c.
Children's Hats, all shapes and colors, former price
$1; are now reduced to 4.">c.
Children's Hats, all shapes and colon, former price
76c.; are now reduced to 35c.
Children's Sailors, all colors, at 14c.
Ladies' Untrimmed Hats, all shajies and color*,
former price $1.50; are now reduced to 75c.
Ladies' Untrimmed Hats, all shape* and colors,
former price $1; are now reduced to 49c.
Ladies' Straw Hats, former price 75c.; are now
reduced to 38c.
Ladies'and Misses'Straw Hats, former price 50c.;
are now reduced to 25c.
Our entire stock of Hats must be sold, so come Arly
aud get your choice.
Remember name and number, and be sure you
come to
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814 SEVENTH STREET N.W.
tW~ Store extends from 7th to 8th streets.
iuy2-2m
Sweeping Reductions.
w. m. shuster & 80Na
ALL-WOOL PRINTED ALBATROSS, DOUBLE
WIDTH, REDUCED TO 25a
PRINTED MOHAIRS REDUCED TO 25a
OUR WHOLE STOCK OF FINEST FRENCH SAT
TEENS REDUCED TO 25o.
ALL-WOOL FRENCH CHALLIS REDUCED TO
50a
PRINTED INDIA SILKS, FINEST GRADE, 27
INCHES WIDE. LIGHT AND DARK COLORS. RE
DUCED TO 75a
THESE ARE THE SAME GOODS THAT HAVE
BEEN SOLD FOR $1.23. THEY ARE CHEAPER
IN PROPORTION THAN COTTON GOODS.
THE GREATEST BARGAIN OF THE SEASON.
BLACK CHANTILLY FLOUNCING, AT $2.00,
WORTH *3.00.
NEW MOIRE SASH RIBBONS,
CASHMERE AND SILK SHAWLS.
AT VERY LOW PRICES,
FULL STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S NEOLIOE
SHIRTS IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
W. M. SHUSTER h SONS,
my 18 810 PENN. AVE. N.W.
Accused Of Selling
the BEST CLOTHING for the least money, and fol
lowing price* will convince you;
$10 SUIT FOR $5.50,
$12 " * $6.25.
$15 " " $7.87.
$17 " ? $8.45.
$18 " * $9.7&
$20 " " $10.60.
Price* cut In all Fine Suit*, and it is an established
fact that oar prices are lower than elsewhere.
Children'* Suite 09c. to $7.75.
130 Office Coat* left 18c.
85 pair Knee Pant* left 14c.
100 pair All-Wool Pant*. Ad for $3.87, $3.
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.
DISCOUNT STORK.
026 7th St N.W. bet I and E.
mlS-lm
Straw Hats.
PLY OF DUN LAP'S NEW TORE CELE
,TED MACKINAW 8TRAW HATS.
Mackinaw*, for Boys aud Mao, at 6O0. and
'snnis Hate and ? Cape for Ladle*, ia avary
uraliS-al&r Color Summer Darby, light la
ap8 W05 psonaylvania are.
LAWN GRAM
i st, K.W. opposite Oaeter Market w
CITY ITEMS.
Look to r?or interest We m?u bsiinfw.
Toe finest line of famiir groceries, and at the
low ft prices. M A P. Mitkjm, the live grocery
merchant*. 417 7th st n.w. It,
iv'TC^*?*r Flowing end Scarfs are
JJ? 'C? st present We hsve them in Grena
.'?fc* Then that magnificent as
sortment of W htte Crepe and Pongee Four-in
Hands at 50c. ia worthy of your notice.
" Faaxc. One Price, cor. 7th and D sta.
A? Appet.
.. J.?1* ?ne ?f th? Cixtcbt Dicttosa*t (a beau
tiful volume, in flexible cloth) ia now ready for
aaUTerv. 8end order* to General Agtnry for
n<ixhttigt(m an(i Baltimore. 1006 F st n. w.,
Washington. D. a Call for illustrated Pros
pectus. lt
We mean buglnns. Java and Mocha Cof
fee, fresh roasted and fine. 30c. lb. The bent 50c.
tea in the world. Table butter at 25c. per
pound that will please you. Granulated sugar
?t actual coast M. A P. Mraau, the live
grocerymen, 417 7th at. n.w. It*
New Fashion Catalogues for June free, at
Domestic Sewing Machine Office. 7th and H. 4t
Washington Safe Deposit Co., 916 Pa.
ave. bales rented; *5jjer year. fu\4-4m
I se Rorden't I.lverlue for Dyspepsia and
Constipation. it*
Peer leas Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. m20-3m
719
bargains in 719
HEMSTITCHED FLOUNCING3
AND
BLACK DBAPERY NETS.
WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK AN ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT OF THESE VERY DESIRA
BLE goods, which cannot be ex
celled IN STYLE AND FINISH. PRICES
THE LOWEST OF THE SEASON.
BLACK, BLACK AND WHITE AND WHITE
DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY AT
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN ALL-LINEN.
FANCY-BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS. ASK
TO SEE THEM AND COMPARE QUALITY
AND PRICE.
JEW MORE OF THOSE FINE FANCY
FRENCH RIBBONS, SECCRE THEM WHILE
YOU CAN.
STOCK COMPLETE IN EVERY DEPART
MENT. RELIABLE GOODS AND LOW
PRICES
AT
E. Q. DAVIS*.
718 MARKET SPACE.
mylO-lm
Oca N ew Building
BAPIDLY NEARING COMPLETION.
What shall be done with our present stock contained
at 315 7tli street!
FURNITURE, CARPETS. UPHOLSTERY GOOD&
ON MONDAY MORNING, MAY 27,
We inaugurate
AN IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE
Of everything we have in the house, consisting of full :
stocks of
FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND ITPHnT.STir.BV
FABRICS. i
IN THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
23 Oak Bed-room Sets, consisting of Dresser, Wash
stand, and Double Bed, 10 dollars and 85 cents, made
at Grand Rapids, and solid in every respect. Price
formerly <33.
18 Oak Bed room Sets, 3 pieces, $23.85. Especially
made for us, and differs from preceding suit in having
a larger and more commodious dresser.
This set is sold generally lor 837.
12 Fine Bed-room Suits, 3 pieces, $59.05. Reduced
from $85, and must be sold; they will sell on sight; we
lose considerably by ofMtiug tUem, but go they must
Do yon need a Hall Tree? Cheffonier? Writing Desk*
Mantel Cabinet? Music Rack* Bookcase* Cylinder
Desk? Flat Top Desk? Folding Bed? or anything in
the line of Furniture? If you do, call and see us. We
will make the prices to cause you to buy.
PARLOR SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
PARLOR SUITS.
Fifty-nine Dollars and Eighty-five Cents will buy s
maguifieeut French Tapestry Suit, of live pieces.
It you prefer the same Suit in Silk Plush we can
give it.
$59.85, $59.85, $59.85, $59.85.
These Suits we made during the dull season, and
are covered with the finest Tai>estry and Plush rem
nants taken out of our upholstery stock; hence the
price; they are worth $110. It Would do us good to
have you look at them.
Hair Mattresses, 40 pounds, we will sell at $8.85.
Woven Wire Mattresses we will sell at $3.
Cane-seat Chairs we will sell at 90c.
Cane-seat Rockers we will sell at $1.75.
Tables, highly polished lu all woods, $1.50.
Window Sliades, Plain on Patent Fixtures, 22c.
" Dado * " a3c.
Curtain Poles in all woods, 21c,
" Chains we will sell at 9c.
100 Rockers in Osk, Cherry, and Walnut will go at
$3.25. They have a Heed Buck, comfortable in the ex
treme. and will sell ?;11 rapidly at $3.25.
100 Lanre Rockers in Oak. Cherry, and Walnut will
go at $3.75. They have a Keed Back, comfortable in
the extreme, and will sell rapidly at $3.75.
11On Monday morning we seli our entire stock of Fig
ured Enameled Furniture Jacquard at 10 cents per
yard. We bought them last year; paid :ia cents for
them, but being too high in price their sale was slow.
^c will make them go faster by selling them at 10
cents per yard. Do you need any covering for your
Furniture? If so. look at them.
On Monday morning our Important Clearing Sale
?akes place of everything we have in the house. It j
will pay you to call. J
JULIUS LANSBURCH, i
315 7th st
Great Value In Silk Umbrellas
WARRANTED FOB ONE YEAR.
*
100 Nobby English Silk Umbrellas, fjt
our own Importation, with large, natural
Weichael Sticks snd Silk Covers.
26-inch, $350.
28-inch. $4.
Large variety la lower grades.
AUERBACH k BRO.,
623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
myl5-2m
India Silks. India {Jhallies.
INDIA SILKS, newest styles, excellent assortment
cash value ti'Jttc. Price reduced to 50c.
FANCY SIlXs, 37KC., 40c., 45c., 50c.
Beautiful new style LAWN'S. 6c.
INDIA CHaLLIES, new French styles, 10c.
BLACK SURAH STLKK. 50c.. O'icl 75<?
HANDSOME SATTEENS, French styles. 12Kc
LONSDALE CAMBRIC, very finest uurft?. fife
S^tEAM ALBATROSS, purs wool? douSls rtltb.
8>tc
Select one of the following presents with a purchase
^ of lyw ?!?" Dams.!. Towels, worth 75
eta.; s half doseu fine Damask Napkins. worth 75c.- a
pair of Silk Embroidered Corsets. ^5c ? "
CARTERS. Cash Store,
,n tewa"
FRENCH SATTEENS very finest quality, 25c.
HENRIETTA CASHMERES, pure wool.wldedoabl*
HENRIETTA*. Elennt
yard and a half wide, pweiw., Ilvla, ?
_ to ?<*., cash value 75c.
D SHAWLS. Cream, Cardinal, sad 1
?NTS for Cash Customers
A
a di,xen
o pairs of
AMUSEMENTS.
Kernan-s tbeateb and garden.
11th stTret, south ol IVTiimT Wantasy a.
SIX DAVS' FFMALF WALKING SA1I-H
M1W Tobias. IV11. Killbary. lVssie Macbeth and
F*aus, the Dart M.rar.
S2S Mile* Neneasary for a K?<?
CONCERT IS SIMMER GARDEN.
Admiaaiou to all -'&c*uia. Kwy <Ur, 12 noo? to 12
luxlDurht ?
Jtext Week?Champion Heel-and-Toe Walk. my30
G
HAND MUSICAL \Nl> DRAMATIC
ENTERTAINMENT.
i 4 n -?i r,.^ i, 1
Mar Qurao and ft41.ua} ot S?li <ua by tlx pupils of
M.ss Julls Ma^del,
RATIONAL KIFLEM' HALL.
FRIDAY EVESIXa. MAY HI. 1K89
A&n.uwioo. 50c.. Children. 25c.
Ticket* to he had at the door. uiy2R-4t*
"TlBACOH 8 GRAND OPERA HOUSE" "
Evenir.r* st MS. Matinee Saturday.
Special Matinee Decorst'.on Day.
THE LAMONT OPERA OO.
Ut-.Aer the maiiMremmt ot Mr Sat Roth.
THE MIKtDO
HELEN LAMOST. All.* Carle. I-aura Millard Ma
belia liaSer. Wui. I'rui 11. Geo. Traveraer. Sur bwi'
Hut, Geo. BroUerick. Inuis DeLsmre
General admission, . Reser\wl aeata, 50 and 75c.
Jiext Week?AMORI1 A.
j ni>'27
pBUID CONCERT
THE CHURCH OK OUR FATHER,
Corner 11th and L n.w?
FRIDAY. MAY 31ST. 8 P.M.
MESSRS. MOKSELL,
i HENRY XAXDEB,
1 MEMYLEXI,
E1.1HONZO YOUNGS. I
Misse* OrUnr Metnrer and Heidrie, Mr* Gibson.
E. J Whipple, Wliitaker, Humphrey aud Mr- i
Cuniey, and tlie quartette from the Erauz Abt Club I
mill take part in tho pruj.-raui.
Ticket*^ .25c.
mrST-al
JJAIUUS' BIJOC THEATER.
Wi-ek commencing Monday. May 27. Clo?in? Meek
cf the Season. MatinMn Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday. Grand Special Matinee <in I ?eco ration Day.
The (.-fat artist. MR FRANK K1LDAY.
Supported by a trreat company. in the trrvat l lay,
STREETS OF NEW YORK.
Union Rqnar" by Moouliirht, Five Pi itita. Baxter
Street, Brooklyn Bndife, A Real Eire Engine on the
Stage, Ho*e Carta, Eire Apparatus. etc.
CyPRICES AS IS1AI?il
Globe theater,
Penna. are., near 11th at.
Matinee* Tuesday. Wnlneeday. Inday aud Saturday.
FIRST-CLASS VARI KITES.
Afternoon at 2. N iirlit at S o'clock.
Admission, 10, 20 ain! :t0c my'-" -6t
(Pit CYCLERIEK, 1400 VY AVE ?T FORMS <>E
X PSYCHO CYCLES, suitable for both sexes. Si**< lal
hours for teaching LADIES. Oi*ti till 10 p.ui. Boy
aud Missei*' Salrty Buyi lea. all makes. myl ?
^yASHINGTON U1D1NQ ACADEMY.
Special amcgemefit* can be made at considerably
reduced rate* duriwr tlie summer month* for lc*sou?
in rinK and ridintc ou road. For particulars apply at
Office of Academy. 22d and P *t*. u.w. myl4-lm
"yy ASHINOTON 8CSVETZEN V1UEIN.
The beautiful park on Seventh-street road is now
blooming m the full trlory ofsiiinr. It is the only
place it: the District when?sale from intruders festi
vals. irardeb parties and pic-nics ou a lar*re scale ms y
be held.
The park will be rented to responsible parties by th?
uinlersivned: Messrs. John Hockmeyer, V. P.. and
Christ. Muppert, tn .tsnrer.
.Mr. Alex. Ebert, the caterer of the |wrk, is also well
pri ;ared to entertain dinner parties, (i rivate or otti
ciali at reasonable rates, (ntaranteeintf the lieat and
choicest the markets ofter.
bIMON WOLF.
President.
REIXHOLD SPRINGSOI TH,
Secretary. tcj'.'-lm
ATTLE OF
BULL Rt'N.
ADMISSION.
?pl7-3m 25c.
EXCLUSIONS, PICNICS, &c.
OELECl EXCl USMV
O CEN TRAL LODGE, NO 1. I. O. O. F,
TO MAK.-H AIX HA1.U
TUESDAY, 41 \ E 4. lv>0.
Steamer T. V. Arrow smith will make two trips, lear
inK 7th-st. wharf at !t a. m. and 5 p. in.
Tickets, i>tfc\; Cmldreu. 25c. iioat and irround* in
churireof LoiUfe Goudiuuaic day andeveniiur. ui> :J0-.">
IMITH A.\M 41. PIC-NIC Ol 111! CAP11AL
1 111 XEEICIAL AKMOtlATliiN,
To be Utveu at W ASH1NGTON PARK,
(Formerly uuethler's i
On MONDAY, JUNE 3, IS**. Tickets, each per
son, 25 cents. Prize Bow liiu.-. iuj2M-5t*
TEAMER"DIXIE MAKES HOURLY TRIPS TO
U|iisr rivtrand Dixie laiidiliir*. First trij 9 a.m.
Round trip, 1 .V. Fifty new ph asure boats for hire.
CCMBERLAND'S BOAT HOl'SE, Foot of F stu.w.,
and ii:h st., Georfretowu. my ~'S-tit
(JOLONIAL DEACH
Under new mrnutreiueiit. First irranil eiourslon of tho
season I H1 U.siJA 1. May UOth.ou th< poiNUar steamer
Jane Moneley. lean s Ste| henson's whart. lootofTth
street, y o'clock fcharp. Arrives home U:30 p.m. 5
hours at the lieat h. Roatintr. Imtl.int-, ii-umf. and
crat ing. Au excellent shore dinner will Is- nerved at
th>'hat''l. Ticket*, round trip. 50 cts. SH iltPLLM
& < aTprop* Orvauizatioua can make liberal terms
for Wartetii by apply lug to R. H. EVANS,
Iny25-tlt* 1321 t street n.*e.
OS TON BY SEA.
Merchants' and Miners' Transportation Co.
Steamships sail from
Baltimore via Norfolk to Boston.
Every Monday and 1 bursday, 4 o'clock p. m.
l'a??euirer accouimodatioua unsurpassed.
Fare, iijcltnluit? meals and n am saloon, stateroom
berths. i|l'.'.50; round tnp. (22, Upl>er deck state
room lierths, #14. round trip. #25. For further tn
forination see circulars at all the hotel* in V> ashiuirUin,
or ai'ply u>?
A. L. HUGGIN8, General A?rent,
Lous' Dock, Baltimore.
Telephone Baltimore 247. iny25-3in
13
RIVEB VIEW fr'Ott IH89.
WAbUINCiTONlANS' MOST POPI'LAK RESOBT.
Stumer MAHV WASHINGTON.
Sundays, two trips, l^aviiiK lt> *-iu. and 3 p.m.
RetUililliK *t ttlid t> p.iu. ilt ktu, Jjc. ColUliieUC
izur HatnUjr, Juim
\luiidJiy?~Two trijm, !?*avin?r at 1) 30 a m. and
p.id. lifturuing" at .*> and 1 l 30 p.m. iKkets,
CoiamenclUK Monday. June 10.
Wednesday*?Two trip*, lea\:njr at 9:30 a.m. and
0:30 p.m. llrtnruluK at 5 and A1:30 p.m. licketa,
JSoc. Oomraeiu iiiK >vodneadayf June 5.
i'amily day every baturdav. Li-avm*r at 10 a.m. Ke
turniuvat 5pjsx. licketa, 10c. Commencing Satur
day . J?me l
1'i oJ. iToctor"a Dancimr School Reunion every Satur
day evening, commencixiK Saturday, June X. i^ea\1ugr '
i at ti:30 p.m. Itt'lumiiiK at 11 JO p.m 1 irketa,
j l>ancin?r dovm and t>u? k and at the ?n?uudn on ail
? trips except Sundays. Fiue Braaa liand on Sunday.
Fine dinner aud supper furnished ?>n the irruunds tor
1 ;'>0c. Ihese jn*^unds have a line swin h-back railway
' and all other 1-opular amuaementa. The steamer will
j be chartered or a liberal petventatre allowed ou tickets
?oid by societies, &c. No objectionable parties allowed
I ou any ol the above trips.
my -0 iL. 8. RANDALL. Propnetor.
D
EC0RATI0N DAY AT IUVER VIEW.
THURSDAY. May 30.
THREE TRIPS.
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave at 9 30a.
j m? 1 p.m.. and 5:30 p.m.
DancinK down and back and at the rruuncU all day.
Ticket*?(ientlenian and Lady, 50c.; Lad)''* ticket,
25c.; Children, between S aud 12, 25c.; Gentleman'*
tickets, 50c. No objectionable parties allowed.
E. & RANDALL,
myl8,22,23,25,27,28,29.30-8t Proprietor.
Mount Vernon.
Steamer W. W. CORCORAN. Capt. L. L. Blake, leave*
7th st.wuarf daily (except Sunday ) tor Mount \ ernou, 1
leavimr at 10 am., ivikhiutc VVaamuKton about 3 ;mJ p.
i m. Fare, round-trip, ?1, lucludiutc adiiuaaion to
grounds and mansion.
MARSHALL HALL.
Steamer W.W. CURCuUAN leases 7th ?t. wharf daily
I for Marshall Hall, leasing at 10 a.Ui., mdlillg Waali
| Ins-ti n about 3 ;30 pan.
Sundayi?two trips?leavintr at 10:30a.m. and 2 30
p.m., rea< hini^ Washintrtou at 2 and 7.30 p.m. Fare,
round-trip, 2oc. myl?
fi^ Hl. ROMANTIC OCC'OOl'AN ~FALLfT- THE
1 new steam yacht llAU'ilUlLDI leaves ShenS'a
Wharf it a. m. on Mondays, ednesda)-* aud Fridays
forOocoguan Falls, s'HUik 3 hours to enjoy the most
lieautniii scenery, Ii-huiK. Ac., on the Potomac. Fait,
5llc. Music. StoppinKat Aieuiniru. Arrive ou return
at 7 p.m. W. VV. ulLi S, Captam. m> 17 to Jel2
V 'i KEAT F ALLS AND CABIN JOHN BRIDGE?
New Stealu f.cket > ALLti FORGE makes regu
lar trip* on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
leaving Hitrh and Canal sta, Ueorvetown, at 0 a.m.
Fare, 50c. Urand bass hshinv.
For charter telephone 503-2, Cumberland Boat
House, toot of F at. u.w. myl-lm
^LLXANDR1AF LitU 1 AND1U V ta L.Acti,bloN
two Saloon Steamer*. Every hour from 6 a,m to
7:15 p.m.
12 111LES ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS
F'ree Excursion lor Babies. See wheduie. my 11-3m
HO.' H-K GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
BRIDGE.
bteam Packet EXCELSIOR makes her regular trip*
on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri?lay. leaving
Hiirh and Canal au, Georgetown, at S a.m. Fare, 5uc
round trii>. Apply lo J. G. and J. M. W A1 tlto.
myl-lmo*
UP THE PICTIIRESOI E POTOMAC.
The steam yacht FRANCIS makes retruiar trip*
Iiom M a.iii. to 10 p.m 15c. round trip, the steam
yacht CECILE may be chartered lor select excursion*
at low rate*. JOS. PAtv-ENO. prop., 31.14 and 3130
Water at.. Oeorifetomn. D. C. Also Pleasure boats for
Hire. ap2i*-lm
Xhb Greatest Of All
CLOTHING BALES AT
012 F ST. N.W.
Look oYer this array of prices and wonder.
Children'* Sailor Suit*, s-ray and brown, only 69c
Children's Scotch Plaid Suits, t*0c., area 4 to 14
years. First-class Suits of All-wool mst-irial tl.26,
*1.37, $1.02, 41.87, (2.12,42.25 and *2.50.
Men's rood Working Panta, tt2; Envlish Corduroy I
Pants, ii.ti-'. Fine Dreas l*anta, *1.:!,. *1.50, *1.02.
*1.87 and *2^0 . tiood ^ orktur Soita, 02, (3.8
All-wool Suita, *4 25, *4.75, *5.25. *.">.50and *0;
Fine Heive Suit*, all colors, *5 75. *0.50 aud *7;
Fine Dreas Suits, *7.50, *8. *9, and *10.
Elewant Prince Albert Suita, Cutaaay andSack Salt*
at *11.75. worth *25.
G. A. R. Suita, guaranteed (tat color. $7JtO. Al
paca Coata. 78c.
Coma at ones and secure some of the greatest ot all |
baqraina, at
H FRIEDLANDEB'S,
912 F. Six Dooia from 0tk at.
P. 8.?Bear in mind the number. mhl-3m
/~kUR *4, *5 AND *? WELT SHOES FOR GENT'S
o cannot be *ury<**aed. W* have a nne assortuient
ot Low Shoes for Ladie* and Gentlemen, InrtartUn
both Ruaaet and Black Good,.
?y25-7t*
LITTLE.
422 9th st
T.1LECTR1CITT IN A BOTTLE ? SrFFERERS
MZi from ueuraliria. haadache, kc? fee., please call at
Drt MOORE'S Druf Store, oor. Pa. ava. aud 3d^^
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IS FORMATION OOLUMM.
COMMENCEMENTS AND COXF1RMAT10E*.
We invite the attention nf PARENTS and OCaKIK
IANS to the tuity materials we bare in sv*k suits Ida
for theee occasions.
In WOOL OUODIt w have ? choice selection ot
CASHMERE. *IS1 VEII.IMG, Al.htTKOHK. MO.
HAIRS. DliAP I)' ALMA. HENRIETTAS. CHIDDAft.
in the different grad>-s and prices.
Among the WASH FABRICS we hare a comi'Mi
assortment of LAWNs. INDIA LINEN*. sWlssK*
XAIXbOuES, PIOUEs. MARSEILLES. Ml l i>, i LM.
SIAN LAW Sk, In all the grades to suit your ? Ut*ai
SPECIALS IX EMBROIDERY.
ThestorkconaiataofCAMHR1C, SWISS and HAM
BURG EMBROIDERIES tn all overs. Bouncing au4
narrow wnltha.
The SKIRTINGS are the moat elaborate and abosry
Embroideries ever shown by us or atiyoue else.
Inn't ^ail to attend tin* aale, beginning Monday,
May 'J,, and terminating only when the laat piece la
aMwl
t
LADIES' UN DEB WEAK.
This week's specialties m LADIES' DKKBWU&
QOWX8! OOWXs! GOWXs!
We offer a GOWN, made of mthin. j oke of n.n> rtn^r
combined with a cluster of tucks, with embrotuerj to
match, flailed back, full length.
SPECIAL PRICE, MS CT8.
We offiar ft CAMBRIC OOWJi, yoke o( Valenctetilx*
lace, counected with clutter of tu. ka, double ruffla
around the neck, yoke which la i>lalted hack. 1 tils
garment U uaually sold at *l.^o. Our pAoa, ??
oenta.
We offer a CAMBRIC GOWN. beat quality Vale*,
cienue* inserting, with cluater of tucAa with deep
ruffle around neck ana Hleeves, hnisheU with bernug
boue stitching, full length.
*1 08. RIUILAR $2 OOWX.
We offer a auj-enor quality COTTON OOWM, yoka
wluch la of a uiaHeof tuks, plaited bs. k. trimmed
around neck and aleevra with embroidery, finished
with herrwg-boue stitching.
PRICE. |IA
offer a OOWX made of beat quality rani Uric,
Mother Hubbard style, entire yoke vt Torchon lace in
aerted with neat embroidery , double ruffle of '1 orcbua
around neck and alecvea. signal value. tf'J 4S.
Our CAMBRIC flliWN (we claim auch b?-,suee tha
dc*ign la our own), yoke of sdid embroidery couuecte4
with tucks, trimmed around the yoke, with embroidery
also around neck and alecvea. Price, t'- .08.
Another CAMliRIC UOWS baa a joke of inserting
and tucka, back of which has a ciuaterof pin tucka,
double ruffle around neck and frout, finished with bar
ring bone st.tcluiig, extra good length.
PRICE, *2. MS.
CHEMISE! CHEMISE! CHEMISE!
An elegant CAMBRIC CHEMISE, aquare neck, with
inserting and tucka, trimmed around neck and sleeves
with embroidery, only Tic. Regular f 1 Clitwiiae.
Another good CHEMISE, with aolid embroidered
yoke, trimmed around neck and aleetea, full ieutrth. at
75c. Si ecial trood value.
We offer exceptional good value In ? CHEMISE,
with vqtiare natk, yoke of torchon lace, trnuuMd
around neck and alecvea with torchon lace, at t?hr.
Otir CHLMISE are of extraordinary >alua.
ha\ inir j oke of embroidery. trinim<d around neck and
alcevea. are akirt bottom and full lcuirth.
At $1,118 we offer a CHEMISE, iilcely made, aquxn
Deck, trimmed with torch. >u lace alao around wk and
aleevea, bottom la hnuhod with tucking and lace.
Oocd value.
RKIRT8! SKIRTS' BKIBTS!
At 75c. we claim to produce the lieat poaaible sKIRT.
with embroidered ruffle, and cluater ol tucka atxira
aamc: good cotton, in all aixea.
At 75c. we have a SKIRT Ouiehed with deep Cam
bric ruffle, with cluster of tucking in the ruffle, and
alao clunter above the ruffle
We offer at USc. a aplejidij COTTOX SKIKT. wilE
deep Cambric ruffle, couaiatibg of nine tucka in tha
ruffle, with fifteen tucks above ruffle. m all aixea aud
widtha.
Our (1.S5 SKIRT haa no equal, it being made at
auperior stout Cotton, deep embroidered ruffle, with
cluater of ten tucka above, lull widtha.
At tl.GS we alao have a STLEMDID SKIRT, with
deep Hamburg ruffle In aevcral d,:!ereut iwttema,
cluater of nine tucka above the ruffle, all aisea in
atock.
We have proven to the ladiea ot Waahlnirtoc that ?*e
carry a atock of these gooda aeeoud to none; all new
deaigna aud aliapea, all beautiful patterua jf em
broidery.
For work-nanahlp our rnderwear ia well known.
Our finish cannot be exivlled. There is probaUy
no more particular j*raoii iu the bnaiueaa than our
Underwear buyer. Ko garment ia permitted to be
placed on aale unless it Is |>erfect in every detail, and
the consequence ia we cau easily warraut the ?Mt of
any pieces of Underwear you buy fruoi us.
LADIES' DRESSING BACQCEa
FOR MS CENTS.
Anything you want m a PARASOL r
We have all uew things, anything yonr fancy
presents.
Any CORSET you buy from na that doaa not gtvw
you the wear you deure bring it back to us aud have It
replaced, whether it be a 50r. one or a Hatin Curaet
CHILDREX'S SIMMER CAPS.
For 25 centa we can show you several neat and pretty
CAPS, aome made of all-over embroidery, fixed witE
full ruche aroui.d the face. then the open-lace strip*
material with wide lawn strings
For 4? cento we are ahowing an unlimited number
of stripes in various materials, we think you. will
admire the Puritan, which ia entirely new. it la a very
dressy cap.
For 68 centa tbeae are equal to tboae of former
seasons at 98 cento. We write of a particular styta,
such aa an opeu-#ork embroidered Cap, with neat bow
of same material on top. in all aiiea.
For 75 cento we could not exhibit anything prettier (
they are made of good material, corded. These are
waahable.
For 88 centa, they have a rosette on top; ope?
work; abeer linen; perfectly ahaped, with strings. la
all aicea.
For US cento we can give you several styles to select
from; ws describe one style in i*rti? ular. made of
blocked embroidery adjoining same. we know them to
be a bargain.
For tl.35 -OCR LITTLE LORD FAl"XTLEEOT"
Cape. Tbsse are unique sa well ss dressy.
XERSES' APRONS ! Xl'RSLS' APRONS I
Ws hava received during the paat weak many Dew
styles of Aprons.
10 doeen XERSES' APRONS, scalloped around
bottom, good linen, full siae. at 19 em to.
55 doien X ERSES' APRONS, m six different atylea;
aome one-fourth yard hem; some laoe insertingj
others with dMP hem and tucka; both wideaadnar
row. Any ot these kinds 25 cents.
10 dozen MESSES' APRONS, for tea wear, tat
quality India lines; deep hem and tucka; finished
with neat pattern ot embroidery around bottom. All
for 48 oewta.
SVUSES' AMD WAITRESSES' CAPS AT 25 CTS.
L A S\1 S =
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TKE COOLEST STOU Ol WASUSOTOM.

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