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'-eNb eahsenDoz~.sm Mgvawn&,.
Pau= s WE uota.
SAKS AND CO"Aw.
Ii "Am.-R... O..
- N. .oe" ....- .
x -s ala.b st .0....
N NM ..pa.bsg.. -ei -h memus.
DiE f by empres-fght Won We
low-end tms 'a money duriW tOft
alms ct the sum. If yon sely
want an eace est-a 50 esa Misp.
an for desk wa-w hare Jbr '.
Get the mUt fee year amcey ff is
II only hair a doear.
at ye lwahy ff e a damt
he mos p-on -a This
weather would goe the eam0
walk. The retief it at hand.
thaogh. We've met at Itbe
and boses and CsS SlId with
an sewar of "TEIN T3IS."
feen a GENtINE CAiCUTTA EER.
SUCKER that doesn't welh aythin
to a **TRUE ]LUE" or a CLAT
SERGE that doesnt weigh mab mite.
That ineludes aD the FANCY FLAN
NEIA and SKEGUE that ae a ate
in place in busines now as in the
seali, courts-the ENGLISH DUCK
BUITS-the BOMBAY CLOTR COATS
and VESTS--the PONGEES. MORAIRE,
ALPACAS. GROS GRAINS. Its a
ecol wat down these MaI M co
sort .
The prices won't "tate yW beesth
away." either.
THE BIG EvEN.
The SPECIAL UIT SALE is a
sueteen It wold have bee a owl
prime if wass'L We fear for the
pHrerinatisor -- begane it has sRa
this week to run. The best thing
we In the gale-anid the ceigial
tebts re sill on them. You ema
me just what you are seti-soms
are On suite -some are .5, 2,
S8 ad *let50.
$13.75 t he .,se ,,,,s.
Yesterday we put some ]OS*
LONG PANTS SUITS under the same
pri-r. Theyil At ome-szed fol
better than the others.
SECOND FLOOR for the Bo"V
TBID FLOOR for the Men's
FANCY CASSTUX"A CNEVIOTa.
WORSTED@. BOMESPUNS and 0mO
BACS and some PLAIN BLACK CENT.
JOTS and CORK&CREWS. Its a
new wribkle in specal Suit Sales to
Inciude **taples.'
ThOUSANDS all torethr-Makt
and cya*-SACES and CUTAWAYS.
$13.75 ..t f.. a
YOU CAN TRUST US.
SAEs AND COMPANY.
PA. AVE. AND 7T STRET.
VALUES CUT IN HAI,
AT
T.E WARRN S.OE HOUE.
1115 F ST. N. W.,
ON TE FOLLOWING SMOM:
Seir. Au s . o== Osfora., had ewsL
Rngnlar prire. S1 Oer price. 82.50
20 -ar Mans E.50 Palest Clf hmit and Can
us. at 03.5 per pair.
Ones lot Iadies' Sothern ie a 25 -g peir.
Weth uta.
Two bats IadWe Bandiswed Tara Roots at M~
ger pai. Rearaler pr-. Se.50.
As a abs penny it worth two deisas ms. yoe'd
kuitr lsmp at these bankrupt prices at mac. They
want las leag.
TE WA... .O H..
1115 F ST.EE N.W.,
W.31 SNUSTER ,
MSPEWNSTLVASIA AYE,
DIMITT LAWNS. aSMALLr FIGERS ISECENTS
CANTO* CIOraS REDUCED PROM II TO 10
ALI. INAMm MARRaED AT ACTUAL COST.
DIMITY ITRIPES IN PINE. BLUE AND ULACE.
200 PICs selsg Mentis IN mE AND
BEAUTIFUL 9EiB.
WRITE 00000 & ALL EID8
OFF OF ALl., IN ADDITION TO TEE EE
WEEELT LOW PRICES. WN MAR. A CASE
IWCOUNT 07 TEN CENTS ON TEE BDR.LAB
VETI PUwimE NOTLE
ONE PRICE,
31. W. BEVERID.E.
N. I man.d 6s e.
3ma hits tore full of amsem and sesnes see5
mser a ssirirBSaeeh
KEDGERATORS-J~rtL.AmU. a
A
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3 P,,, $1.
Atbarcr plar m enale no
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metat rt WSeor dobw knt m lbrabime
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a*& a" w,. flor 4.Lopor bowlm 2moo
bowht reefy zmade, while those at 25 embi wones mq
so that the N.. 5madmor, e ame stas -vdI b@m
and suycno tI dssigmu to ahw we qth at SO n8
Patumty tlo supply yomm f*t POW~
Nm's 1W. Qualmift UdomR
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ofry "hokre 4gdxs. 9 sblM i.-hWof
0"a how bm ham th a thube.
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623 412% 68 eeml *20 esoosl to *2.6 for asis
That's bow we dam aft suupb diock
2M TALU **rAt
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Vf theyft splt asmck rnl ath *is
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AMR~i TIMABS*
a~WIWPgA Iat& Mtoasfto .u* Mw
Pvi 1 ak muIm . "1I
69 Yew VaaPe|es
Vy hmendirtle, e 6.la wMnm o
0 tmi.paa n Is --r ......L
e waitevap. M OpOtr.
de and forrust discharge
orD spoka sedha. c.m -- and Mr.
3eidzempomded, as fonlows, accepting the amar
'% hCris and s dass: o 9 e em
nn14 t!F-qUg . it 14W .~he . A
oef theown istes a dyn a ibo 'I
shown end the wotrust devoved sem I
sos cas t ef. frsto thWoe s o
forn. ose thanao
pst ntictes . to.a = it ui i
yu repremtaci #n fo* -boA~lcs
the cm": stats= an te orgs utlg
cha. bsr .. semmd o~g e wti
gift0f in,0 of. faSeenS uo osrer
ansand are sooaalsoo to ~
urs. A proond pe fand1
I most earest defro t ame the * ema.
have repoed,.to wil n.4 simow af those'
yo sepresnut, if coufor the .basof.
the oenatry afe~gare the overnastering
eanotions of th t.
'not hs te duty
"There willbe saneamvue4setn~
for epn a opdo 00scc asam~
sidered the statement our Wy 1 g
put forth .by $ar I m
way at once that I .Aeceet-aM,*
them in fIh. -eywsre Ie aa
party undpr the sways of 64 be
kits Phenomeald po.
prby; under which the plaIa p
- ruled; labor - has bs r
honored and better wavw 1hae
elsewbew; the largest Sxamople of eudil~jW1 '
fore th law the world h s yet se4
promote4. To them ..prinsupahe and this
would be to t he glorloin listosy of
enation for almost the past third of a coan
"YOU And a natural leader i* the e0nist
public servant the swbotantiai result w1hiO I
wise and faithful mInIstration such I
Inspiration for the canveas. I haa es.'
peeted to And associated with his aj
my distinguished friend who now sdorn
the oe. of Vise Presdent. As .the
delegationf my state and wi U the a
sentatives of the ,at hae ut.it
politically wise to ro doctrie rota
tion in eice, ft gives me the. rigl$ .to. claim
not merely the earnest support of a
united party, of whi - are aws,
but the heet counsel and the most watch+
ful pesonal assistance.d .fall its, sihuan& .
experenced .IederS without xe to the a
end that -this preat commonwealth may apain I
throw-it deciivs vote. as it did four years a
and indisputably can do again, on the repuI 4
can side.
bet ken such interest,
one word of affectionate recollection for my
friepd in so many presidential ee I
paigne,, the great -statsman whose
prset , rel . bereavement. ' fellowing s
bard upon two similar blows has touched the I
tenderest sympathy of all, not amerel of his
1tial'aesociates, but of both perties and of
whole eountry. . a
"My state, and I think I mnay ventre to add 4
ImLprgfeassloa 2M.=rzlto. the -aor Is
w hbas e 1a
and announced, deriving an added g9nce -
it does from the unanimous vote from
the character of this body of repro-. I
sentative men from every section of our ceani
try,ad fremtha ouerteous attendanee ethe
cosmittee fresh from the discharge of a simi- I
,ar and mere - imaportant d A d
the Executive Mansion. The sky a
is bright with orMisa. It. seeMs a'
year and~ invoking th favor at I
Afilgy G upoa a ceas which we
foudlybeIevaJt we may c meosy I'
tctswith the nt hope of Victory
at the ,d." .'
Luncheon was afterward served and the party
returned to Now York to attned the ratiaatige
ane in Muso Bal tonight, at which Gov.
Mc 'ey and others are to speak.
DE. SCUDDE'S SUICIDE. t
.*1
Tnhe Accused Murderer Takes His Own
LAte Wit POIMn. V
CMcAoo, June 21.-Dr. Henry Martin I
anndder, who was being held for the murder of I
his mother-in-law, Mnr. Mary Dunton, died at 1
6he county JA at 12: o'elock this morning I
frem the effects of morphi ne, supposed to have t
bieen self-administeredo&
DISTRIJCT GOVRRNBUIIT. a
PZEIT5 1o3 Tamara.oN3 wimas.
As thae north a de of Plorida Cvenue is outside I
the biidt. of the city, te Comnissioneas hsa ee
grbeted the Chesamp.heaand Potomas Telephone
Oempny n t stingfourwireq, be
aang the nterectin of9th street and
lg~aavenue northwest then running out the
kietweed and Queen's Chapel boio connect
with Baltimore.
A siAeOnfoUs ILr.
Away up the E.a-ten branch near the-reies
aceaoolis a place known far and wide by the boys
as Ticking banks. More, boys hste bzest a
erws at ,ispa than 4 a
th.ue t ehae -n-i-i e hteas dnerus. I
imp persoas ,dylag in the hospitat sad.aot
Mafdobyfrlends win hve tobe bured by.
lb Di e o Dnotes an exception in the case
P sster thareed In en ted o Coer.
m a"'ne to erder the alys se er and '
Sdeof ate*met omieehept ees. *
E. J. Iua aredann he sewdr ev,
alas ha sige .l L.Cobb, Jr., prootd
The Cemisesehaweordered the eseelmo
f~ a pulile hydrant at 9th street extended ad
Mrant avenue. i
s141 or suaunaRA~oepg. I
Undsr theacet of sae=ym, 41, em
-p-lsia -e anthoigud to ~a~pbpre
shwng a ejkdta erI
to tel'... . as
and recnet the he~
to the. Slt cotolrfor - .vesa t h
4Jo==linsr'' authority to pay for twelve ex
Ia remethltter to the sa..a.~.
attestln to tie
peed i . As mammauuna
war; e meant ed.aseh a sgs w~h
med ow~s s -~lIsr she.
4..a.
a ,..
M6 ciseveied *am 3. =6@4 at as v g
gt was abe k O se abo -
VAN 1 S@bade
sca. ewto b.
ma at other lb f tast et
he cmnites~ lbt bs4msaa #r teday
ieaId do zoihbg an hk of 1 g -Aven
*tors weW "Na ad.A* .os a
"eead or 4 Jim 69 0"
soek thei g alt hAeir saIIc
#hmqu i kffaIN e . f l''. su.
as ther busaf er ataimig the other elete et
in the Hsestm swWPb
mL, mostly dsanrN T
W 4glMig qulety fto their neighbs ,
se * Aaa - i
m twthtteCleveland nm
Aw*as d MO.
W.ti 3- ameh a111mhr
as tir semiete
IandItSe n etr a Mha
wet 466 os te Bt No t .
M . L Esoon 4413400o
Col. 4'Ba k" ligem was 'hblbly h. ms
washeet and Mandly 4ieshed s
boat the Capitol- today.. The col..s.I a
nman frem wa ba 4ee4 m
&Oces of hie silvery aeap-lois t6
he - bed Ups - of Me hr4aed
mia. Today he was as .raenly fall et'o
win* satest as th. air of his aquhp Iezba
e of econe over that
1, .' p bly: - . tamaim.an. an W_
is db est arrogate to himself lb
prebs1 e
awesidon thaub.t - fkfhouff a
ai~tka~dn w tt h ho.0owsh
mot ofabi e''.and agedm
D.b" ad seet I morning a
IIs*
ofueb i"n sw ths g
hat 'ebds 'alainafino by Wa a ue
p&Afty. The coload also told Ta Bsa
n"a that two or three other private 4imtchs
aived fromncago b hi evbers
Frsed' s udar apiefousalitimatin
i 14 Abe - happy Outco of tho
poua deandi for Cleveland. -Cal.
i rdv" da dispatch 1W 1.l
Wm. G. siamt, W
onespebdent of the Galvestom New., in
he inner ezpl.na that while, sontrary to his
!beepboewelandhadnotbee = .4
hJis omanmanon by acmatlca was only
by the desire to go throuh the fopual
'y 10 oruaa the couventasa. it b
sell toe before COL Sterr le ber
or~ ~ Cbag~aTn tbe became uxeaily
raed les Sbn- eno o should b ma
'eoee 4er. From thisItwlhepb
red that t isquite an ethnA
|eveland man.
mt Aptis 'T CAn to naQuo'rD.
The -antCleveland men, who, for esaas
eqsen, do not care to be quoted as
ugh these days, And a good deal of
omfort in the fact that the "anti
map" delegation fren New - York hae
eea sat down e- and rakegmted to thobaek
anu hto bpgo by exs tar Winey.
hostas amuch distike fterthe anti-snappers as
to the Tammany am at Chieago.
A subsject muh a was e e .
donto Hills ofd heis re to
iw Of the .robaomi toM Of avel..
hisnds of the latter pointed oat what *a
rst hI S a ald be er Hill to coes
at at tunas sk hi - friends in New
!ork to turn i for ex-President and thea
he of his own esat anad work for his elesties
hZ e SasnPaisU. DO -they did U04
be le with enidsom th5
oNter Hill would- see his magnidhens oppor
unity and take it
DItRaICt ]IN CoNeGUR.
L Nasread HeaRg Rese the Senate Cem
. saftS. Yestarday.
Senators Mean., Warris and Hameboough
eve a hearing yesterday afternoon to the rep.
eseauive 9.the tet railroads in opped.
Los te the bill, H. BL 815, which has already
ased the Rooe, provieng for the approva
f schedules on aR rqeds y the Commisaionere
ud o*erwigkgivAqg supervision of lb roads
c tha QPmoe.inhe-- and also providing fhr
l-SAigt street ea, The city roads were
nanmon= in their eppoition to 0h, bill.
Ir. Hart, for the Washington end Georgetown.
neosid the Coqmmeioners wouldhave so time
: attend toeasyAblug of this magnitade. H.
ilowed that the esrese en th Pe mylwanil,
venae line -was inadequate, but if the peblie
relAbe atinst all 16.4 would be. ehanged.
in tined, I.he ntI
saeeat hel road-out of-lbe hamn a
bsesteandphees- it uthe Cos
ulissisa Do sedubhe mi, whisk would
csoate lbheabli esuld be made Ilgid.
S. emst- be altered at a oment- and
noof 00CO The Interest of the road a o
be pis~i were thle e. -Mr. BasSreerd
what jaight be *the
re theuugguees thadmdei rto
be 7th street road, as, intoe, that es
bei run on the ktt hand Asab ad atop
er re~rtwas 4sa
le,.he ruaies to rug
ed heesofjpaothtepulould be
seIS* served byta es h service up toel
'clask and .st'eloch.
-fagos(4the~ptuol~p g~h*
Mih mjh@ie jam then woulihe st6. se
og hi eviees,~at his ojee woul e~eI
etb4uISsS4 he wo~It iges ie
he s aa a treei raleredom
menf asineeasIe al
lb..htemes the e*. a 'Eb
tospw&aaom.
Mn Wileo. apekiog pr l th .b8ina
biessled *e~ulte th bilgs
-m w*cae~u.1 breel,
a serdeise as ese
hwqss, - s~e absme. Ian -
men te a h n tas
m othiag so sesiivgng
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seemmed M ON som iftemm Sm.
whe bad m geming thr
stame 4 pw rbdyne.
. .. . ad Aagas, an Sam
Ubhep. --e--rg by Dr. Jewmey,
haegoe to eem ...of Ner os
be MbR abet he days.
Dr. W. . Grein ha gm to Oelml
sa" far Qe amunmer.
Mr. aN ha. U .m . ( ad mmy %iwes
ga to eik'est tg at liseomed o aessa
qm lbs, U. V., fser ao Owmma.
Mr. amd Mm.. E. Adams ha.. gome se -ower
Maryvind.
les um somao 1 erge" aight
he. vetomeAd 010 a the wes'visit to
Meshm. Pa.
Mrs. Imagnie 0Il- sa Merre will vNise
Momny at m E of:4 aerweet Wolut.
day sequin 1106 ,obed Wo eem
eUehadm of week as amaemd.
Ubes KI* Thomson of (16m Md.. oeter
resa ho the marad me Smol
nab"ai mlmisand O in liddting Washingten
bmm easo md Cse Riha mow e5ar.
lg fte m becaus an dhs cOVA cc Kmcba
eamemr . E. Dae at Ulameet we dmeier
Id ad&m oef mans maba-- bet. the
Urlh&y 0"e. wbch msset. m urdy evtem
kgs at lo veuddemse of Mr. =n M. &. A.
10 5 -tret arr eth. Tbe osum
Perons wbom birthdays fma due thee
= we lb! suprm J . Rm-- "Ad
an mAhqmartet w Afe
A memaber of idsasseumbed bot eesenga
at On beme f Os beel's psets. *146 L
Gaet 60 witom maarem g at Mr. E. A.
= a b. mumb "O4 mmr of
heth t1he War oradomWarI
seli. Palir la 0" P4t. pib
b0 Viet m tid . end J.IL -
lM Oe beat nma. Mr. amd Um. Mgest
hmmmdm*eer hs do emeNay for watem
aim MA rm. Fals. ney wis retorm to
60 tY aboul 5.1w I an wW *be at oemsto
their mad. t 21 L satet ucrthwot
A ddihtl maziest was give. am mundgy
--big bw Mr. Rceown P3osan. esA.4l bw
Mr. 14" J. Omof Rostom and may 4
their massea frienda. Mr. aekemmau pkv
asmm mmand lhe "panish lmm be
Au77";;;L beautfd 'Sr for psae.
lite and viha weft rcadewrd, in Unish Mr.
C"dL N. IL t of St. Lasi. glAmyed The tfte
part chamii. Mr. Kenade wareen anag
ft- now .me im Mr.Rsah..meaumd an enen
mm of hirn ~ompmtImeN. Kim 2a0dMs
Meomel a"M. MLith"- Thmea--rry bme
iT intlewest of 0oamesoa was hight
be, se ar m forpia_ o yed
ie isbwr. w4ow. one raedtaiim
wear alo gvea m ee byMim Amaw White. "Ami
Ithams. Am , smee - omr the
TWmi oe T, e
odMoor., batm and Wileabehr, Mrs.
OiaeMr s. v mad m m. W.saw.,
meem. rok. Voight. Pad. Noo, Moreau,
enkmabog and Win. Wem-ahah.
OSAUPUVL VWf UK muvmmNo
WmbeAtiLs4 SSAS TvE CONiasTest.
Thbe Demandes or em"ee staa wedws
Re"Atvd Go OU Cft.
Praldent E Ertu Johs. of ae
CIlies-' Nademal Book A "aser at
lb. Jaksomwa and b-npeths and Ohio
ne fund of tos city ban twsved
f**m the 0 City Rdf asodatoa and
Mr. J. I. Campbel of 00 <1d7, P., ackewt
edgesent e ls 1,- Oaemebln whch was
made from dhbemrpla of do fa mueow.
for do beenst ot the sallmass by Good n seA
at 00 City 0" 11wEsn.
Pulesa Goeoug P. KaIW of se On city
3.r Ammialln writes: "Plem e=tend our
den=e themas to year emmitS. md cdmme
f the Dhiret of Co=am for yor ind aerde
md germo. gifts. We epeci.fly apprmatkt
this an coming rem a commitSe. et gea@ n
who hvee so recetuy had intereas 4 he na
U"n tO haweE.t
b etr at Mr. Omapbel. heg when
he eoatrMatea was mads, says: "in he men
cf our sorely eriche etitmen I hIesk you foe
" maeter to Mr. Meeadte w io
esaaored to expiain to him s.A he dim~
mwa coma sn to T11mwile and 0 Cty
mad e tenterming ighe msm. After a
e dsell1 g o the dttent. by a Jok
anemones fmme and that as Titmuhse had esf
owed mh mr deeply ls.O *O City es
osumas. amedhald be divided betwom he
two eiaisin he prpor of 40 peao a atte
he beramwr a cent to the a&sb
Jet to bter ==omona m ~ k was tmfd in
Ih erde, wh-efa Uh-ty o
your dmeft into the commus fifnal.ud,
yea letter with the Ibi daily "
Death 4r Mm. aenn Magam.
doeb of Mrs. Ji sas at t. .M
bul's Asylums qpake we for tat inlatoauo,'
smid an oeki to a *ran IepIrtr today.
Mrs. Maga was admitted to the yeam in
Ug and has bee. an inmate ae ht .
e died .eterdiv at the adanced age eat ev
m yelx yin.. tadertr Wrihtprpae
e body obrial and the fa
OA&l toek jiace frome he asylum today. Ibm
interamest mm made i Rotk Crank o-emety.
ae 4r he se.m~sr.
Tbs faNewing oare s e-te--nstare St he
emos 41 he weter 6amuan today: am., 73s
2 p.m., U; masim.n 63; mnmum. L.
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