Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1888, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON: TUESDAY... June 26, 1988, CROSBY S, NOYES. Editor, ‘The Evening Star bas « regular, verwazent bona fide daily circulation more than trebie that of any ether daily paper published in Washington, and much greater thas that of ali the other dally papers bere added together. ‘Tum Stam of last Wednesday In discussing edt- Yorlally the favorable position of Harrison in the Chicago convention, the sentiment for him in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, and the pros- pect that be would run well in the race for the ‘Bomination, also referred to the drawbacks to bis ‘candidacy, the opposition of the Pacific coast, and the fear that through jealousies aroused by the convention he might lose some Gresham votes in ‘his own state. It does not appear, however, that here is any ground to expect the slightest Joss of republican votes by him in Indiana, ‘and running with Porter as candidate for governor, and in view of the fact that the democrats passed over Indiana in selecting their candidate for the ‘vVice-presidency, Harrison 1s expected by the re- publicans to carry bis state. The democrats ‘Still confidently rely upon Harrison's Chinese Tecord to weaken him on the Pacific slope, and they have on their side tne ante-nomination declaration of Delegate De Young that he could not carry California, The California republicans explain, however, that Harrison's objection ’o the anti-Chinese pill was on constitu. tonal grounds, that since 1882 he has been and is now all right on the question, and that Callfornia will imitate Oregon on the issue of protection. The break of the California delega- Uon to Harrison was the first unmistakable indi- €ation that he would be nominated. On the ‘Whole the republican selection of its candidate ts sensible one, and aclose and desperately con- tested Mght may be expected. Under the circum- stances New York's demand of the second place could not be resisted, though many shrewd politi. ¢al observers believe that the nomination of Phelps would have brought the ticket more votes in the electoral college. —————————— ‘What will the mugwumps do? The republicans invite them with ctvilservice reform promises which have been pronounced satisfactory, and a candidate not displeasing to them, from a state in Which the democrats are, notoriously, not civil- service reformers. The democrats make no civil- service reform promises, and their candidate 1s criticised as a disappointment in the role of a re- former. Nevertheiess the mugwumps will prob- ably vote for Cleveland and Thurman, not that they love civil-service reform less, but tari re- form more. 9 Representative Hemphill made a determined and successful fight yesterday to save District day. There isa wide difference in the degree of congressional consideration which the capitai secures between the effect of a perfunctory and half-hearted appeal by the District committee, ‘and a boid demand of the District day as a matter Of right and justice. This fact 1s appreciated in Washington, and the city renews to Chairman ‘Hemphill the assurances of Its distinguished consid- eration, — ~<a oe —____ In reporting the Chicago convention Tae Star has given to the people of Washington the fullest and best spectal correspondence, and by means of its extra editions has furnished them the frst in- formation of the presidential nomination, of the Vote by states on the decisive ballot, and of the Vice-presidential nomination and its details, ———— Under the circumstances, Mr. Lincoin’s trip abroad appears like a neediess outlay of time and Money; Dut no one can tell what might have bap- pened If the convention had been reduced toa choice between the son of bis father and the sgrandson of his grandfather. $a Dakota, whose claims to statehood were cham- Ploned so vigorously by Senator Harrison, gave Lim ber ten votes in convention wita enthusiasm, and would duubtiess be delighted if she had some €iectoral votes to cast in the same way. neo If the inside history of the republican conven- tion of 1880 is ever written, it will be found that Mr. Morton narrowly escaped at that time the honor Which has come to him eight years later. $$ -———_—— When Harrison sees the awful portraits that Some of the papers are printing, with bis name attached, he will almost wish some other fellow had drawn the first prize in the Chicago lottery. a Mr. Elkins has weakened his claims upon the consideration of Mr. Cleveland by a full explana- ton of his Chicago program and by laboring at the last to nominate Gen. Harrison. With Benjamin at one end of their ticket and ‘Levi at the other, the republicans ought to get out & large share of the Hebrew vote in November. ‘The debate in the House yesterday indicates ‘that a part of the District legislature needs infor- ‘mation concerning District laws. It was rather a tasteless sop which the conven- tion threw at the eleventh hour to the probibi- Uonists, ih Qed Seen Es BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. FOR BOYS FROM 14 To 18, Suits we sold at $7.50 we sell now at $5. ‘Suits we sold at $65 we sell now at $4. Buits we sold at $10 And all other grades wenell now at $7. cut down ip the sine proportion WE HAVE A FULL IINE OF MEN'S SUITS FROM eoUurP, @ An All- Wool Cheviot Suit at €8, worth g12. (AD AU. Wool Casstinere St we 4 Fine Prince Albert Suit at Soria eS ‘All Woo! sate ae at 810: guaranteed We ep am lune of Secrsucker Coats snd Vests from 4 ‘A full line o: All-Wool ut eaizusves fuillise of Pougee Coats nd Vests very 4 fall Line of Men’s and Boyw’ Pants from $1 up, ar THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co, wit COR 7TH AND G STs. Tsou Sus At 75e.: reduced from $1.25. We are offering most decided bargains in PRINTED INDIA SILKS st 75c. tm very choice patterns. 4g caality, newest styles FRENCH CHALLIS at FIGURED MOHAIRS st 40c. Finest quality TENNIS FLANNEL at 40 and 50c. Lace, Striped, and Plaid GINGHAMS at 3 7i4c worth 50c. Finest FRENCH SATINES at 25¢. PARASOLS at cost. BLACK LACES at reduced prices. Grest bargains in BLACK SURAHS and INDIA 500 VELVET GRENADINES st $1. ERINTED CANTON CREPES reduced to ¢2. PRINTED CREPE CLOTHS at 10c. New Styles in PRINTED BATISTE. Previous to tm a wwentory we offer decided bargains im R C. LEWIS & SON. 1421 New York eva, (One Price. Nora 4 fide, near 151a street, H. D. Bas IMPORTER axD ‘TAILOR, ec renee mmr nun rexmary verte LYE, JOT WHAT PROPERTY OWNERS NERD. Kyocezn Ovr: COME, YOU AND YOUR DEAR FIVE HUNDRED FRIENDS. ‘Why sweat, swelter and swear? We are prepared to sive you relief. Come up smiling and serene. Our thoughts are ever of you: our efforts always tend to the alleviation of your sufferings. Whether from TORRID HEAT OR FRIGID COLD. ‘The former is now dealing his heaviest blows, and sll humanity wilts before him. Come, but don’t hurry: ‘take it easy and be sure to keep on the shady side of the street, We have just FIVE HUNDRED FINE MOHAIR COATS AND VESTS, ‘Striped and counter-striped with silk The coloring is rich but not ¢sudy; the shades and effects exquisite ly beautiful. The fabric rivale the spider’s web in fine- ess, but possesses wonderful strength for anything #0 ‘apparently delicate and fragile, catehing the faintest breege and sending a thrill of cool delight throughout the entire system: 90 effective; producing such charm- ing results, we were not surprised when an enthusiastic wearer pronounced them TORRID THRASHERS, ‘He declaring that they could ‘“KNOCK QUT” the hot- test wave in one round. PRICE, THREE DOLLARS AND TWELVE CENTS. VICTOR E. ADLER’S 10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10 O27 and 92¥ 7th st uw. commer Massachusetts ave, EW-OFFICE COATS, stripes and checks, on sale ‘Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from 7 til) o'clock. PRICE, 25c. EACH, Hoss Bros, Great Sacrifice in CLOTHING. Look carefully over this list and see what we offer. Broken lots where (only) one or two suit Stock we are determined to close them ‘Will do it. We have 1 Sue blue flannel $3. pante 29 wait and 30 Close at 9 Casaimere Pants waist 31 snd close fs ‘32, inseam Suits worth $7 we are selling for $3.50. Suits worth ‘worth 610 we are selling for 88 Suns selling for $6. HOLLANDER BROS. 1217 Pennsylvania ave. n.w. Har Tanonses, SILK MULL COTTON MULL CREPE FRANCAIS. TULLE. BRUSSELS NET. DOTTED TULLE MARABOUT VEILING, IN WHITE, CREAM AND COLORS. PLOWERS, FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS, ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. Et MMMM OA REE Huse A EER 9° a ¥ YE AA PS bs PEELS 25 316 7TH STREET N.W. HOT-WEATHER BARGAINS. ‘India Linons, Persian Lawns, Linen Lawns, Plain and Dotted Swiss, Plaid Nainsook, Swiss, and Lawns, Datiste, Crepeling, and Challis, extra qualities, at 40. India Gauze Underwear for Ladies, Men, and Chil- aren, 250. sQupvewell Jean Drawers for Men, » ft guaranteed Extra qualities in light-weight Hosiery, 25c. Pure-Silk Mitts that were 50c.,now 250. Fans—Price cut right in half. PARASOLS. PARASOLS. ‘You will have to see them to appreciate the great re- uction we bave made in the prices. Children's in all colorsat 40c. Ribbons—All widths of cream snd black sll-silk ‘Motre Ribbons. Bargains in Lace Flouncings, Cambric, Nainsook, gud Swiss Embroidery; Torchon, Val.and French aces. ‘Special bargains in Linen and Turkish Towels. 8-4 Mosquito Netting, all colors, at less than regular prices. ‘Special value in Men’s fine Neckwear, 250. CARHART & LEIDY, 323, 928 7th and 706 K st. n.w. A Roos Tur Trexsr TO CHICAGO FOR 85.00 Would undoubtedly be s Great Bargain, but no greater than those Men's Suite sold at . BALL, COR. TENTH AND F STS, AT 87.50, a ‘and Seersucker Coats and Vests at Or those fine Broadcloth Suits at $22. (Or those Prince Albert Suits at $18. ‘Or those Clerically-cut Suits at $25. (Or those Middlesex Flanne! Suits st $10. ‘Or those fine White Flannel Suite st $15. ‘Or those Odd Pants or White and Fancy Vests at less than cost of manufacture. Or those Black Alpaca and Drap d’Ete Costs and ‘Vests, in regular, extra long, oF stout sizes. a Gray All-wool Serge Suite at 87.50, $10, Or those Greatest Bargains of all,.the entire stock of Suits for Boys from 4to 18 years st just ONE-HALF of former prices. OAK HALL, COR TENTH AND F 8TS, Irs Hor, Axo Sinz Husrne, AND WE REALLY THINE IT'S GETTING WARMER, ‘The intense heat of the past week or so must remind you that comfortable Clothing is = necessity. We have everything that comes under the bead of Cool Clothing. such as Plain and Fancy MORAIRS trom ($3.50 upward in the most desirable shades. SEERSUCKERS im all the different qualities, from ‘the cheapest to the very finest, All the various grades and shades of FLANNELS, ALPACAS, DRAP-DE-ETE, AND FROCK AND SACK (COATS for extra large men a specialty. ‘You cannot afford to be uncomforteble when you can procure Featherweight Clothing st the prices we name Our BOYS’ AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING are go- ‘ing rapidly, Our low prices keep them moving. ‘THE COLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING 0O., ‘HR24ef 400 SEVENTH STREET ¥.W..COR.D. OFT Deopan alt summer- A Full line of Art Needle: THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. Qoicz Sates Axo Suaz Prorms.|Snc-Axxvat Sroct-Titra. MOTTO OF ¥. 8, WILLIAMS & 00, Braggiste, ‘Under Mascaic Temple, corner Oth and F sta. nw, ‘apd varie (QUININE ‘ ‘Wo will continue to sell Quinine in Capeules end in Bulk st our extremely low rates. PATENT MEDICINES, PROPRIETARY ARTICLES, TOILET GOODS, &0., &0., &o, ‘We will continue to sell at the lowest cut rates. ICE-CREAM SODA! ‘We make a specialty of Ice-cream Sods, Cream with BUR SOBA By ATER Lemon. ‘Strawberry. Vanilla, ‘Raspberry. ‘Cherry, Pineapple. Peach. Ginger. Sareaparilia, Ginger Ale. PHOSPHATED CALISAYA TONIO. ‘This is delightful, invigorating tonic. IE COLD ROOT BRER. PERPURE ERIES. Es FLORIDA WATER 350, PER BOTTLE. ‘Wo call your special attention to our Toilet Cologne g RA $f 00. EF iif HARIIGL IME ‘use only the purest and best drugs and chemicals from the most reliable manufacturers, such as Squibb, Pow- ers & Weightman, and other well known chemista, Bring us your prescriptions and have them properly Prepared at the lowest posuible prices. Don't mistake the place. The TEMPLE DRUG STORE, under Ma- sonic Temple, corner 9th and F sta, 23 ¥. 8. WILLIAMS & 00., Proprietors, A AA AA AAA aa PUDDING DRESS ROBES. ‘You all remember the robe which we sold for $1.68, (about two weeks ago) it was worth @5—we sold hundreds of them—pleased our patrons, aud the robe made up handsomely. NOW WE WILL OFFER ANOTHER LOT CHEAPER EVEN THAN THE FIRST ONE. ‘They contain 10 yards of Fine Chambray, 43 yards of Fine Narrow Embroidery, and 43 yards of Fine TO BE SOLD FOR THE RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICE OF ‘ ANOTHER PU DDIM G. ir DIS GGUNT OFF MARKED PRICES IN OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT, (Bathing Suits and Jerseys not included.) POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. ‘Now is the time to seek plessure on the land ‘And water. For thet purpose the Zephyr-weight Flannel Shirt, the lightest and coolest to be CLEARING SALE PALAIS ROVAL! (2 PRESERVE THIS LIST, AS LAST WEEK'S PRICES REMAIN MARKED ON THE GOODS. MENS DEPARTMENT. Near door, No, 1119 Pa. ave) ‘25c, Gauze Undershirts for 20c. $1.68 Fancy Colored English Underwear for $1.25, ‘$1 Fancy Striped English Underwear for 750. ‘50c. Gray Angola Wool Underwear for 30c. ‘50c. Underwear—broken lote—for 39¢. 30c.,49¢. and 5c. Scarfs, all styles, for 350. ‘25e, Batin-lined Knot Scarfs for 190. ‘French Percale Shirts for 87¢. $1 Plaited Bosom Laundered Shirts for 50c. 50e. Unlsundered Dress Shirts for 390. ‘75e. Tourist Flannel Shirta for 50,‘ 260. Suspenders, all styles, for 15c. 1240. warranted Pure Linen Handkerchiets for 10c. $1.50 genuine Gloria Umbrellas for §1.39. ‘82.20 Gold and Siiver-tipped do. tor $1.98. 10 per cent off marked prices Traveling Ssichele, 68c. “Tourist—for tollet articles—for 50c. 82.50 Patent Leather Oxford Ties for @2. GLOVE DEPARTMENT. ‘300. BIIK Jersey Mitts for 200, 480, Bilk Mousquetatre Gloves for 390. 8c. Milanaine Sk Gloves for G00 tts for Red al kid Gloves st hatt-price. LACE DEPARTMEST. 9c, Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 12340. 250. Handkercuiets, many styles, for 12)40. 12%c. Men's Handkerchiefs, all styles, for 100. 81 Spanish Lace Fichus for 75c. 1254c. Embroidered Mull Ties for 10c. 25c. Neck Ruchings, all styles, for 21¢, ‘S-ply All-linen Collars, 3 for 250. B-ply All-linen Cuffs, 3 pairs for 250. 10 per cent off marked prices of Laces. HOSIERY DEPARTUPNT. ‘750. Yitbbed and Plain Slik Hose for 59e. ‘75e. Fancy Lisle Hose, all styles, for 59¢. ‘81 Fancy French Hose, all styles, for 79¢. 50c. “C. & G.” (gold medal) Lisle Hose for 45¢. 48c. Fancy Hose. all broken lots, for 25c. pair. 265c. Striped Balbrigran Hose for 190. 5c. Children’s Black Hose, all sizes, for 19¢. 1 Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Silk Vesta for 920. 10 per cent off marked prices fine French Vests. 48c. Jersey-fitting Gauze Vests for 350, DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, $1.25 Colored Faille Francaise for @1. 1-19 Colored and Black Surah Silke for $1, 1.25 Colored Satin Bhadame for @1. 500, English Wool Tourist Suitings for 40c. 68c., 40-inch wide Colored Seryes, for 590, 1 Figured Chins Silks for 86e. ‘5c. Cream and Colored Cashmeres for 20c. RIBBON DEPARTMENT. $1.35 10-inch Moire Striped Sash Ribbons for @1.19 $1.50 12-inch Black-Satin Edie Moire for $1.35. $1.50 Bunches French Flowers, all styles, for $1.19. PARASOL DEPARTMENT. Marked 8.08, $5.68, 83.98, $2.98, $2.19, €1.49 Togoat $6.98, $3.98, $3.25, $2.68, 81.08, 81.29. $1.50 “Gloria” (genuine) Umbrellas for $1.39. $2.20 Gold and Silver Handles do, for $1.98. EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT. 25c. 9-tnch Swiss Embroidery for 21e. 19c. 7-tnch Swiss Embroidery for 16c. 20c. Lawns, all colors, for 12}4c. 25c. Tennis Cloths, all styles, for 120. DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT. 10 per cent off marked prices, JEWELRY DEPARTMENT. 25e. Jewelry, all styles for 210. 0c. Oxidized Lace Pins for Se, Bc, Real Shell Hair Pins for Se. 10 per cent discount on other goods, LEATHER GOODS DEPAR1MENT. 25. Pocket-books and Card Cases for 21c. 50c. Pocket-books, all styles, for 4: be. Belts, all styles, for 2le. Gxc. “Tourists,” for toilet articles, for 60c. 10 per cent discount on other goods, FAN DEPARTMENT. 50c. Fans, all styles, for 4c. 35¢. Jap. Fans, all styles, for 25c, Fans, all styles, for 830 11 Feather Fans, all colors, for 82 Fans, all styles, for 81.68. 89e. Dolls (French bisque) for 75¢. 10 per cent discount on other goods, Wi CURTAIN DEPARTMENT. Marked..812.50 $7.50 84.00 93.75 63.00 92.75 Towoat.. 9.00 5.62 350 3.00 %50 2.35 15c. Curtain Madras for 10c. «yard. 1c. Serims, all styles for 12¢. €2 Mousquito Canopies for TABLE LINEN DEPARTM} 45c. Turkey Red Table Damask. for 330. ‘75e. Blesched Table Damask, for 60¢. ae “colored border, for 45¢ 810.00 Fancy Damask Table Sets, for 87.75. 87.50 Biue Damask Cloth and Napkins. for $5.25, © $2.00 8-4 Table Covers, all styles, for $1.50. NOTION DEPARTMENT 10 per cent off marked prices JapanesetWare. 10 percent off marked prices of Sponges, 68c. Imported Hair Brushes, for 500, Genuine “Pears” Soap, for 12c. Dr. Pray's “Onzaline.” for 25c. 18. Oil Skin Dress Shields, for 15¢. 1 7c, Sanglangue Face Powder, 120. 2be. Bottles of Extracts, for 10c. 4c. No, 4711 White Rose Soap, for 120, 1c. Bottles Bay Rum, for 12c. 20c. Brass Placques, for 15c. 13¢. Brass Photo Frames, for 10c. 50c. Lotos Face Powder, for 25e. STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. 1 Te. boxes Note Paper and Envelopes for 12¢. 7c. quire Linen Paper for 2 quires for 250. 176. packs Envelopes for 2 packs for 250. CLOCK DEPARTMENT. 10 per cent off the marked prices. SECOND FLOOR. SHOE DEPARTMENT. 87 finest hand-made Button Boots for $5.75. €4 hand-sewed Oxford Ties for $3.50. ‘94.25 straight Goat Button Boots for $3. 82.68 Andres Kid Button Boots for €2.50. 83.50 Misses’ fine Boots, patent-leather tips, 83 SUIT DEPARTMENT. 12 Sateen Suits, all styles, for $10. 10 percent off marked prices Flannel Suite, 10 per cout off marked prices Beaded Visites, 10 per cent off marked prices Tourist 10 per cent off marked prices Children’s Uisters, 3.98 Children's French Sateen Suits for $2.60. 1 $2.50 French Gingham Suits for 81.98. ‘$1.25 White Dresses, all atylea, for ¢1, SHAWL DEPARTMENT. 81.68 Cashmere shawls, all colors, for $1.48, $3.95 Fancy Embroidered Shawis for $3.43, JERSEY DEPARTMENG. rth rama ape ead 85a ‘White Dresses: found, is the most desirable, At no previous oo — le Deco for OBo, Summer Beason have we bed such « demand, ‘Also sve departments for Shoes, Laces, Parascle, Our stock comprises a complete assortment ip prong Et ey leg ‘Fine All-silk and Silk and Wool Overshirts, ‘Tie. French Woven Corsets tor 590, Be. allstyles, for made up in best workmanship and thoroughly pint ace reton prem na sbropk. STAMPED GOODS DEPARTMENT. ‘We beve an ABSOLUTELY WAST-BLACK japan sang dang A HALF HOSE at 25c., seamless, [agp men sechanne dng Agente for Dr. Teegurs Byvtem fenttary | See nesteccte bem coe ‘300. for odds and for 250, ‘Woolen Underwear. Re. Cases, for cade for 280, AUERBACH & BRO, oe: s-pockst Show tod Slipper Duos 306, 20 Pa Cor Ow Au Tum f et ‘MED AND UNTRNOMED BONNETS j ap mare UNTIL JULY &. : a & 2. BUNT, A LISHED, Propeister, Cor, 18th and Pa ave. seo rat - 1 ges fa ‘TUESDAY, JUNE 26TH, 1888, ‘White Dress Fabrics are now appermest in the aatnds of the fair. Wo. enid, carly in the spring, that itwes going to be “White Goods Sum- mee.” ‘There was every evidence of tt in the ‘Desuty, varieduens, snd reasonableness of the goods, The balance rested with the weather, ‘Which has shown its hearty approval in a dect- ed and somewhat uncomfortable manner. We Feadily packed our prediction by purchasing hesvily early in the season, and last week. after ‘thorough search of the wholesale market, cap- Ped the climax by securing about forty different ote of the choicest White Goods st lower prices than ever before quoted for equal qualities, ‘which enabies us to present our customers with ‘the best bargains of our history, and st a time ‘when the goods are most in demand. (Gecond floor.) ‘Things for the Bath! Fine Terry and Turkish Bath ‘Towels of all sises, in various qudities (Second floor.) Turkish Bath Sheets, @3 and {$3.80 each (Second floor.) Men's Turkish and ‘Terry Bath Gowns, @5 and 96 (Men's Depert- ‘ment, First floor.) White and Ecru Turkish snd Terry Bath Mittens (Toilet Devertment, Men's Department and Linen Department.) Toilet Bath Waters from the best producers, and all the best Roepe (Toilet Department) This much forahint, Weshall have more tomy about them to-morrow. ‘Men's Goods. We never owned a finer selected stock. Elegant line of Ceylon and Anderson's Scotch Flannel Shirts in the neat, cleartooking patterns so difficult to find. Men's Pique Shirts, both plain white and fancy cross striped. Very handsome styles in fancy striped French Per- calo Shirt, Men's Summer Neck-Wear of every description, The latest in Summer Collars and Cuffs, Sun and Rein Umbrelise in more thana hundred handles and qualities. We leave you totake Summer Underwear for granted—except Dr. Warner's, which has just been recetved, (2018 F st. entrance.) ‘White India Linon Flouncings from St. Gall, Switzeriand—the birth-place of Embroideries, ‘On eccount of the great popularity Flouncings havo attained the market has been flooded with Poor qualities, thick-looking, sparse patterns of ‘® Coarse appearance, and of unsatisfactory ‘wear. Although offered to us at ridiculously low prices we purchased none of it—preferring to sell themedium to best qualities at a fair Brice. We have just opened the finest lot of the season, which we secured at slightly lower Prices than bave ever been named for equal ‘qualities, Particular sttention is drawn to the Patterns which are new, original, striking and well rounded. 23-inch White India Linon Flouncings, embroidered _half-way-of-the- goods, for Children’s Dresses. Only 375c. and 50c. per yard. 29-inch Ditto, for Children’s and Misses’ Dresses, Only 62340. and 75c. per yard. 47-inch India Linon Flouncings,at 8734c., 1, 81.12, 81.25, $1.37%, 81.50, 81.75, 82, $2.25, 82.50, $3, 83.50 and 64 per yard. Each ‘and every piece below the usual selling price. (Becond floor.) Large reductions in Pongee Silk Pattern Dresses, Pongee Silk Allover, and Pongee Silk Embroideries. These make very bandsome ‘and serviceable traveling and seashore suits, and are exceedingly reasonable at these prices. 19 yards plain Pot Reduced ds. wide Po! ib.., Lo HE een, [at 10 yds. plain Pongee, Reduced 9 Ponges Embroide a { te aus. Donne Penelioe 81250. 19-1nch Pongee Silk Allover, reduced to 50c. and ¢1. 5-tnch Pongee Silk Embroidery, reduced to 26c. per yard. Both are just half price. (Second floor.) Bamboo Goods—New line just opened in our Fancy Embroidery Department. Bamboo Pcr- tieres, of bamboo reeds and fancy colored ‘beads, $2. Fancy Bamboo Window and Sash (Curtains, strung reeds and beads, $2 per yard. Bamboo Reed Awnings, 6-foot, €3.75 each. Bamboo Easels, brass tipped, large size, only 82.75 each. Blue Porcelain Hall Jars, for hold- ing canes and umbrellas. Cus-cus Root Fans, for perfuming the room: leo serves.as an ornsment. (Fourth floor.) ‘Ladies who wear black all the summer, and desire a light dressy fabric will bemore than Pleased with the new black Henrietta Satine, ‘which bas the appearance of Silk-warp Hen- rietta, without its weight or warmth, and at one-fourth the price. ‘This fabric is also guar- ‘anteed to be fast black, and is not in the least Affected by washing, perspiration, or acids, ‘Two qualities, 30 and 37 4c. per yard. (Second floor; Sateen department ) Wash Dresses of almost every sort snd style for Children and Misses. Of course they cost more than the materials sell for by the yard, but you expect to pay the difference for the making. Making counts for something in weather like thin These are better made and finished than the usual run of factory-made suits, and making in Jarge quantities lowers the price considerably. More styles than we can tell of in this space to-day, so draw attention to these few. ‘Misses’ Combination Gingham Suits, blue ‘and brown plaids and stripes. Sizes, 4 to 12 ‘years, priced according to size, asitis hardly fairtocharge as much for the littleas for the big girl suite, $3 to $4. ’ Children's Fancy Batiste Dresses, cresm ground with bright fancy figures, neat stripes, Bc. Bizes4 tol years, $3.25 to $4.25, s0- cording to size, Children's White Indis Linon Dresses, splen- id styles in nest draperies. = Take the onemade “Gretchen” style, with tucked skirtand sash back, at $2.25 for4 years to $3.25 for size 12 ‘years; between sizes at between prices. These @ show as well as any how close we sell them. with deep white embroidery; sizes 6 to 12 * Years. $5.25 to $7.50, according to size. ‘The same can be said of Misses Suite, both ‘white and fancy, (Third floor.) ‘The summer wholesale Lace Trade is drawing toe close, and in consequence importers are ‘Very anxious to sell the remainder of their ‘tock, and are willing to make sscrifices. Re- cunt very Jadicious purchases under these con- ‘ditions enable us to offer the greatest values of the season in 40-inch Black Chantilly Lace Flouncings, in the very latest patterns, st $1.35, $1.75, €2, 62.15, and 83 per yard,in addition to our regular stock. Wo are showing ‘Scuperb quality in s very heavy, elaborate pst- tern st @5 per yard. We have reduced the Net to match this quality to @4 per yard, GBirst floor.) ‘Late Covers for Beby-Carriage Shades re- ‘Guoed. We prefer tolet you have them ata lower Price rather then carry them over to next sum- mer. Satin-Finished Lace Covers reduced to 8736/80, 56 and 62540, each. We have others ‘Rot reduced, at 28, 30 and 370. each, Of all the breese-makers the handiest and cheapest is the Ciroular Pocket Fan. Black, tan and red, only 10c, A better grade in black only, at 19340.; and astill better gradein black ‘and red leather, at 180, We have everything in ‘Fans, from the generous palm leaf to the dell- cate onteich tipped; 30. to 610. (Hiem floor: rear.) ‘Pernsols bought at suetion prices! Remarks- ble values are now being ofered. ‘Nearly every Parseol in stock is below May prices. Plaid Satin Parasols, in ecru and navy, with fancy carved handles, only $1.50 each. Bera Lace- Covered Parasols, with a variety of baraboo and ‘fancy carved sticks, ouly $2.25 and €2.75 each. Pisin Poogee Bilk Parasols, with fancy carved \ sticks with white bone tips, lined with self and ‘taney silks, only $2.25 each. Lace-Trimmed Ponges SUX Parseols, lined self snd fancy silks, ‘only @3 cach, Black Faille Franceies ilk Paze- sola, in fancy stripes and mall plaids, fancy carved handles, in black and faney woods, only Sheech. These axe bute few of the many ex- client values. You should not fall to take ad- ‘Vantage of this opportanity. (Cie Boor.) ae (Cor. 22th and F ote. 2.0. .. TUESDAY, JUNE 26. 1888; WANTED.-SITUATIONS. v ED OYRL A Oelock pan acd WANTED-—s SETTLED Watstion 5 WASTED—A YOUNG MAN. MARRIED. on | other man), would like to wet a Position as barkeeper work L. GROENK. corner hand 2 sta nw 3 ‘ED — BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED lace \berwork or general house serail janis, good valerate given. At barber's for sale: TED-BY A RESPECTABLE Al Ds 4 <l W NTED—A —~ pores TO CoO! an Cc oe Bly to 1340 Lot, jee. MEN COOKS, #40; Chal WASTED a oe. as . = F-— = Ly FT, or ington Sese . BAML A. COOMBS. 050 Pet ane, yed8-oe° Wietbas Noms Seon aa tae = son. rs a % good ‘Mrs. Gl ra BRICKLAYERS AND THREE Apply to M. J. CURRY & bia ANTED—AT DICK’S AGENCY, WOMEN COOKS, laundrena mes ecoke walters Welieteeetaees men cooks, m men, abd hotel beipfor feeorta G13 7th sL.ws e204 Wittrechitds turnsresnbbs thas, tothe ec mires. a charge of aa infant:"no objections to gravel, best. of E | Tievence miven. Address Mire. B. 104 Tat now. ge WAXTED-A PORTER, A GOOD YOUNG WHITE | T “""N ene ec ae. moan: bring references, after @ wm, at 1001 | \WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE INTELLIGE! ronie * middle-aged man Situation asralet to ees A iguana oF = gala travel wit ae Tnvsiil ee ot ica dant and nurse. Baltimore and Telerence. Address T., Star oftce, WA4XIED—SY A RESPECTABLE OOLO clans tt ot, pmerionee, situation ad Buta: Are 1634 10th st. nw. eetendaemes 3 Vv y ANTED_TWO EXCELLEN: ANTS DE- Felgrences wiven: would like to heave Gly ADNty eS TRED ett fon barat Wisnnrey ‘A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION BY GUNG 3 yok ga. Restienetoa, SRY WANTEDA WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL after 6 p.m, at 1901 Pennayivauis ave. aw. it ‘ANTED_AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITIONS Le ee fen =. SAML A. COOMBS. 098 Fou nw. 3000-56-_ ANTED — DICK'S AGENCY FOR COOKS, yalets for traveling - waiters, and hostlere for family and resort. All city references. ease mgton ‘ANTED- D STICK CANDY MAKER. AP- Ward WUE & Boe ts a Es ANT WATTEDIAT BtRGRaS” AGENCY. 425 10TH War corieranet at, “Gas Office— White aud colored cooks. 10 | repaire uid Pulling, wiling te sake taener $0.40 chambermaida waiters & tify'usetul in any tragch of Peet of reter Grivers, farm hands for 3026-6° WANTEDS 1 BO. IO UNDERSTANDS KEEP- 727 that. nw. vying arene see Rw. ANTED—A RELIABLE AND ACTIVE MAN OF Worcol hnbits, cdissersad Nvorcsces te collect for Egrowiug and popular ‘life insurance ‘company: no Beat ass SoP Fame NEES Waateas LADY FIVE HOURS DAILY TO ‘il « light position; $7 weekly former ex ie" Koon Soul iste Par sirvumne’™ 1° § Dusiness.. best of reter- | ences. Address SONADAN, Star offian Jed | WANTED-ASITUATION AS ANURSE FOR AN elderiy lady or invalid: willing to leavecity, beet | © references. Ac LM. WASTED — CLERICAL POSITION WITH AT. torney (Patent or pension}. or with resi estate agency. by a loval graduate, with best testimonials for invustry ‘and integrity: will enter on trial, Box 85, Star oon. ef 25-30 ‘WANTED ISITUATIONS FOR 500 CHAMBER. | tere, houbeets arti taagers ge" Gite couse | wai Ae 4 And resorts. FL BURNHAM, 090-682 Fret uw. "ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH, AND | W'Step nose _OF @ OR § ROOMS, WELL fron, and ® irl to nurse and make herself ven- ted and convenient to horse-cars: price not TORT Gegmah Call after G orctock, with ‘references. | over 85.000. ‘Owners only. inquire of ENOCH Mal e 7 it WAxteD Ss. GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- ‘work, SH, | WASTED—To PURCHASE FoR a . References required. Apply at 715 2 oupe, Cor 7 noms, with modern eapravementa, PY "| ns good location, between 4th’ and 15th aba D and ‘ANTED—YOUNG MAN 10 CLERK IN MEAT a store; must be “ex I" and well reoom- | \\ANTED—A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTs WILL mended. Inquire 2007 M st. n.w. 2e25-20* y for the summer a rept of bot more than @20 Furnished House of six rooms or more in North WASTED AGENTS TO SELL THE DUPROVED eet ee iatercncce: adden Bag ite ete | 3 wreke Water Filter: it 1s loug ; sella at sight; only 25c.; fits allfanceta; catcbes all wud, dirt, MS ene in it is made of brass, uicely beaded, orna: | WANTED For YEAR FROM JULY 1,4 | spent ed, nickel pied goutsinn x toesigors, | NV Xi rons aw of tor trea gocuie ae | d's fine sieve, ‘To those meanius business weet scction of city. . tar ofBce Fs PHGENTZ G0., 22 Mechanic sts zs eyeeb-ee = TE WASTED Hons SMALL, TO WASTED50,000_ Taby “AGENTS Tent to customers, so we have more calls for ately, also wen: grandest money making inven- | houses than we cau supply. Owners will do well to Hon of the age; over iiliion sold Mra MP. LIT | pi HERRON & RAMEY, TLE, Ct 302. jel Wartep— SS COOK: ALSO. A Rawle of'en suite, with private beth.” 1017 south expow Dertinente: transients accom: Fak RES EE GESISHED AND ‘Woot, Bret-clne eondition, aw. FRYE: Fe -ae OR RENT—TWO VERY PLEASANT oom RE 4 FLRABANT | ROOMS beard in © private fa ‘ave, bear v required. foom i4, 1008 Faw. NT. MODTOT D Wii —COMMODTOUR COOL AND WLI e ermiabed spartunente in «| pein, eet northwest, opposite Mc ' ‘at ereatly reduced rates, ‘an ae POK REN |_THREE ComMUNICATING B Oat OOM ‘on third fi nnfurotabed, wih on Koow ry CoOL BU MME rooms, south front, 3a L steely furmtabed. 13:31 < STED_AN EXPERIE? 23-60 nw. Ao EXPERIENCED ‘OMAN —— to take cherge of children; must be wi to | ~ - - — = JOR KENT—FURNISHED OR UNFU! denygycityg aeference required. ‘Cait s8| | __WANTED—HOUSES. Frye deigattal roome with Norw and sours {OK KENT—471 BST XW. TWO COMMUNE: Freetet Moora unturinsod” coutbers coos pers ate oS 'T—OOOL, PLEABANT ROOMS, sBCOND Boor. private bath “Also, Rooms on chird floor Leah ote sets Se" Fe KENT— x FURNISH Tooms,: first and second floors, with w rae abe aguare wast of War and Navy be Scoommodated. Jel 120" EXFUMNISHED im ‘A FIRST-C Waimipctens Saltzem ors boarding poe a okt ville, Montgomery County, Md. Apply, with reter- ences, at 1140 Connecticut ave. 2e25-3t ‘ANTED—IMMEDIATELY_AT 2028 P ST. N.W., ‘a white Girl to cook, wash aud iron; refererioes re" quired! S20" REAL ESTATE Ge Ae SEVERAL SMALL, Sages 4 “jehlw ‘A PS HILL 1388 F st, pe ae ae K SALE—AT HYATTSVILLE. ANTED_AN HONEST, SOBER WHITE MAN, | BO" O.\y i Mites this foe Washington, single preferred. to attend to ix horwes.. Ay Twenty-three trains dal ° to W. J-SCHNEIDER, 220 East Capitol st. Je" Commutation round-trip fare 10 cente Let: WANTED-DIMEDIATELY—a_ FIRST - c Bergaine in La ding Bites, Stair-builder. Apply to J. E, BOUDRE Hats FOGa B00 fet tStv00d Saeed porate SUG Tih at ne | 88,000 feet Busine Site, 390 feet frout on aventia WANTED; COLORED WOMAN FOR @ houpework in a family of twa Apply at 7p. at ™ w: TED—WAITERS. DRESSMAKERS, and colored Cooks and Houseworkers, Nurses &., goin sity, “Cooks and Houseworkers ior Philsdcip ly’ Brooklyn and New York city, F. M BURNAA 630-62 Festinw. Je23-10* ANTED-AN ACTIVE AND ENTERPRISING young man vith a small capital to take iho sole Cher im T & 00, 196 £. Main st, Louisville, Ky 25 foot alley at side. very desirable, price Beautiful Vila Site) 4 tores. terrace, ti 5; mund, &e.; adjoining property fin Ail of abo ruined aun) wraded beat utes’ walk from stati terms if desired. Apply on high, dry, rich land, well- tiful prospect: 10 to 18 mt. sidewalk on ibe way; ensy pee RICHARD P, EVANS Attorne) V agen’ Ektpkar 20, Or to 4623-30" NS, Attorney OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- tracks of choice timber land in West Virginia, cousisting of 904. 915 and 1,039 acres sll Adjoining each other, Price’ @6 per acre. J. H. BRIS. ‘TOR, agent, Martinsburg, yeds-orr Wisin ot cttig ko chiteanie mee ‘Washing oF cooking, no children tu how come highly recommended. 1107 F st.u.w. jet Fe RENT—SECORD FLOOR, CONSISTING UF months to bia four rooms Leth. completely furnished it housekeeping. Will rent fur ieee dur ug wit reapouniiile parties. Apply at 141 Fe, RENT—ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, op second Boor, with first-class bos: required. 1410 Net nw. BEALL, BROWN & 00. 132i F Ar WSiSTED-AGENTS, LOGAL AND GENERAL, | JOM SALE—THIGTEEN MILLION SQUAKE FEET zd __ Vv 'ANTED —A LADY OF GOOD APPEARANCE FOR & permanent position, Call on T. FRANK GREEN- WOOD, Koom 6, Vecnon Row, cor. 10th ay FOE SALE 530 ACRES AT FOREST GLEN wra- Uuou, adjouing new subdivision; look at it for an investiient. « furnished cottage ou South Mountain, ther with 10 acres of for the small sum of 000. “A chance to Duy a simmer residence. 130 and a gyod frame house and all the nec ‘out - 7 Duildings: “3 nlles trom” the “celebrated orkiser ANTED—DUNDORE’'S EMPLOYME: , = * W fixe coadacted by indive, Baer od oes, Soriuey, Ye. prioe $1200. 1.617 cores, with meoee. and colored, for all kinds of domestic Isbor, for Dis- ¥ Linge, © | Potornwe Kallroad, fine estate yields 01 ot wheat, and 1 trictand! A) tates, with ref n,w.aiy LL-Bw ANTED-A FEW RELIABLE MEN. STEADY employment, Apply at once, 605 F st. n.w.19-2w miles from Washington. This D0 tons of hay, 2.000 bushels 00 barrews of coru anally wood and Bladensburg roads: 1 mile from site of the Catholic University, improved. For lst of farms and * BoaRp | betticulara. call or THOMAS E WAGGA. Wear Wasitinston from July 1st; mnst be on line | SAN. O17 Fst ee. ___ 81-64 of RR. or have conveyance to and from busines. | 7.0R SALE-AT MELROSE PARK, HYATTS. Address, stating terms, location of room, eto..A.. Star | BOT. 34 a Araneta, epost the LETS. office, 3626-24" _ | residence of the late KK. Elliot, evq. Lote 50 by 130 feet, fronting on Melrose ave. Price 10 cents per square foot, “Liberal terms to purchasers of more tha family, on Capitol Hill, re EE. St once” For further ate — & BUTHEKFOUD, Tot or to anyone ull TYLER farm: 8-room house, in lovely grove: eaitiiful site: cheap.” 95 other farm P1935, wile, Me) 4-1 [AVE A VILLAGE BOME NEAR WASHING ION. 1 offer fine village lots, 50x371 feet, at the grow- lage of Baliston, 8 eg Se -room, wholly or partly fura cs on, ‘without board. Keferehces. Acdress i Ws ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR'S Offices, on 14th st’ n w., or on H, near 14th, oF ew York ave., near 14th. ‘Address Box 7 of- ices Wistenay A LADY JULY 1 FURNISHED Va, 2% miles trom New Iron JOR SALE-HANDSOME BUILDING SITES Dunu-Loring. Among improvements are uew depot, post-otice butlding, etore, bandsome bew cot- Parlor and, Bed-room, communicating, on third a floor, in private fatuily, with sgood Table Board: ‘pe ae yg r Sta ‘specia® inducemente to. Mallders z ted, No attention will be paid to auinwers se ents rs {lees tepie and full particulars are stated. © BAICHELDEM, 1225 F ot. nw. J.N., 714 Dat nw, an, rooms. era improvements. Inguire 1038 14th s. po pak no tates eget aie caciotsesoriiry: | North “Anton Helge a: fali"vew and'weet of | ___FOR_RENT—STORES._ ‘Address €. L-/NOWLIS, Bay City, Mich.” WURERS Thien ind vettertly eaithy seis ioe 'R | JOR, KENT 1 AND DWELLING, Lzy ANTED—A GOOD COACHSMITH. 87. A PHILLIPS. 1419 ‘York eve. ‘jevd-im Est uw Handsome plate-giass windows. wod. N work and good pay. JAS. K. PROBEY, = = improvements and excelleut docation, = * ou FOR BENT STORE AND DWELLING KO. 1804 *U Rw. new and suitable for auy business Apply tod, WP. MYERS & SON, 1428 New York RABLE BRICK STOK® Ing, Cor 25th and I ste, and water terms woderate to a firwi-clams tepaut, a J. BOGUE, 1251.3) POR RENT-STOKE AND DWELLING at 103d 14tb st nw, containing 13 rooms, vith all mod. wall-i2we FOR RENT-—-MISCELLANEOUS | Foe RENT SECOND-STORY FOR LIGHT MANU ‘Apply at 40813) st COAL DEPOT, OR PORTION oF ‘satne, with, railrowt Ting werchandise of any ve JOR RENT—BIUCK STABLE, IN ALLEY BE tweeu 12th aud 13th, Kand Leta nw: 3 stella, SALE—THE OWNER OF THAT VALUABLE on Tet, bet, Oth aud 20th, desiras to wakes ;eouth front, 22x153, to an alley No Offer refused." Apply to owner, 800 F ee |ALE—BEAUTIFUL LOT, NORTH SIDE OF Biaine’s mansion, 461100, yuproved by < Rent @16. price par tovt @1 30. One. Wo TANKING, 100 208 Hata FOREST geese deerme! cent eS : location om the Metropolitan Branch B&O. Lots : {OK SALE — at FoREsT INN Pal 6 y desirable villa sites: sev sicve alieads erected ‘WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS AT T FOR A NEW EIGHT. | {Tom 2 cents foot upward THOS G. HENSEY foun brick House. 390 Mat.n-w:; south front. L hi _ 3e9-2mn_ Inquire of J. M. SIM! . Fourth Auditor's office, | 40H SALE—BARGAINS—LOTS AT FOREST GLEN, ‘Treasury Department. 267 | BP a. twenty minutes’ ride from sty, 930 up. ANTED—TO PURCHASE A WELL-LOCATED 4 5 ” And extablinbed Drag Business. _Je8-1m' 142i Pat ‘Address IN- 3026-31 VESTOK, Star office. 26-3" 7 'TED—A GENTLEMAN HAVING A STOCK rm, will purchase. |ALE-SPLENDID ESTATE, 448 ACKES, Fier Mitone brany siti vc ak, Scat rper Coy ¥ Tisusion, sil outbul dings, water, Rout fences “QUOKE De LUCKETE: 00 Fate of Rockville, Md. 26"Tia* ~ JOR SALE—WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDBED | _je23-60" safe. can address “FAR! = pe - = eR Pee er tac COUNTRY HOMES, Fh Shs BE OFFER THREE PEAUTIFUL WANTED | 4, SECONDHAND. | CANOPY.T0 | of trom one to five hundred acres, within from To 20 | A Loiein Koaslyn to, parties coutemplatiag building’ Warren. or an Extension-top Cia gel must miles of the city, suitable for stock, dairy, fruit, aud ech per mouth uutil paid for sat cheap for cash, Address, stating price and general de- | eueral farming’ purposes, at very’ low pflces abd ox Sete t _ scription, SURI Et ‘Very eaay teruns. Call oF and for vulletin. very desifatin Country Rraxdences Slim "T. He SYPHERD & 00. 2321 Fst. SALE—ON METROPOLITAN BR. B. AND O., at Rockvile, Bee’ houses. 6 to 1Ir.; buiiding Yaandcuiry farm bear stations other Sito B00 scren COORE D. LUCKETT. Ua ¥ st or Rockville, Ma. LOST AND FOUND. ‘ED—1 020 NORTH CAPITOL 2 pores for ser machine, oil stove, car ts, ‘all the furniture of a 6-room house Bit after 5 p.m. 25" W. TED—A TENANT FOR A LARGE FUR- ASned ae summer months. If de- Sn Lene pee —PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOL- ‘Woatted Mettroseca made overta frst-claus civic aw. della em. cannot be Of the site of Seuator’ Henderson's five taanmicn, ( will double iu Value Ly the tie ead wan sow R SALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL, LO tnx Bie feet on Boundary Tiree lots have au ou yor the city’ Chat ‘Obstructed, and are located jus’ a litte i te GEO"W. Lixdins” e- .* JOR SALE—THE CHFAPEST LOT. ON ory es ik Heuix, and ear Dr. Hammond's b we trobte. only 25e. per fogt. Terme TROND, 1a2a%p ¥ street © BUILDERS AND e iow oe 18 4 ~ tye GALS ERY, GOS Tin ab ‘hiss, ive ote 18a83- Cor, thaws Gare ‘apes * SO CHARLES EARLY, wise ‘OST—On PENNA. AVE. jel-1m WOK SALE—CHEAP—1 LOT, 20x68; A180, 1 LOT ). Tthand K ste, ne. ‘B2x40. jel-1m_ envelope, contain! clippines. {in the Country -A number of thoroughly-brokeu | fihdcr'pleans return to F& b aie TS Ra MIDDLETON Bose | #04 oblige G. BL PARSONS. stad bebe penedoeed FARLY, 2 MA Re gS a ee 30 ane or SALE_A OF SHORT LOTS NEAR W Wil Pamos fasisabeg. wall sone’ or oN Binds | P=P- 2 | F’Dupaut Gira, we loos of grou done: Sepee eniores: pt attention: | JT OST—BLACK AND TAN BLOODHOUND. Apply EARLY, prices moderate; driven a Bests ‘ever will return same will be well dell 663 14th st nw ‘ANTED—TRY OUR INE AT 20 CENTS | MULF CREYKE, 2420 14th ot 226-30" F®, iE BEST QaFESc TNVesT. Ay : i REWARD FOR THE ARREST AND CON- LS Fe tay yt tg anita eiee | four equates rain avenue Care at ouly « at 3300 wee, 6300, RA 1419 New ave. i ot mm 101 “ie smiths ee ea TT aT Fa Re a mys aot ‘Wit. c.scrrpyer. | [9ST 2 ay 2) pire ison we Hoven, oF s SALE_LOT WITHIN BLOCK OF DUPONT vege eon woogie tga mee gall NS AT bee er ‘el-1in* MEPS ne ee