Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1893, Page 5

WOODWARD AND LOTHROP, Interesting ‘Blanket Mews. 350 Pairs Blankets CO TO THE COUNTERS TOMORROW At Twocthirds and Three-quarters Value. 4 MILL'S ACCUMULATION OF ODD AND SINGLE PAIRS AND HALF PAIRS. Some perfect—others imperfections, such as OIL SPOTS, SNAGS, MISPLACED BORDERS, ETC. with manufacturer's slight 10-4, 11-4 AND 12-4 ALL-WOOL, COTTON AND WOOL AND CALIFORMIAS. All cut and bound at both rouse. ends, making them espectally desirable for present use for town and country If you don’t need them now yon will im the fall and you can’t afford to let the opportunity pass. PRICES QUOTED ARE FOR SINGLE BLANKETS—NOT PAIRS. 80—10-4 Fixe Woor, Corrox Waar, Warre Brasxers,$1.55 Eace, 65—10-4 Fixe Atzwoor Warre Braxsers, $1.65 Esco. 250—11-4 Free Woor. Corros Wane, Warre Braszers, $1.95 Eaca. 75—11-4 Fixe Acewoor Warre Braszers, $2.10 Exca. 130—11-4 Exes Fise Caoasn Warre Beasxers, $2.62! Esco. 45—11-4 Fisz Woot, Corrox Wase, Warre Buasxtrs, $3 Exc. 25—12-4 Fixe Woor. Corrox Wane, Warre Brassers, $2.373 Exce. 20—12-4 Fise Antwoor Wire Brasxers, $2.50 Eace. 35—12-4 Exres Fise Catsvorsa Ware Brayrers, $3.10 Excn OB cnc -nevescceece-nneeenecaceresenneneeseee- oe .-Lith st. bldg.) Goncerning That Important Sale Trunks and Traveling Goods, WHICH WAS BEGUN YESTERDAY. THIS OPEN LETTER FROM THE BANKRUPT FIRM, EDWARD SIMON & BROTHERS, TELLS YOU THE HOW, AND THE WHY, AND THE WHEREFORE OF THE GREAT BARGAIN PRICES ON TRUNKS. BAGS AND OTHZR TRAVELING GOOD3. The prices we think will be * revelation—but the prices are mere figures taking value from their relation to things. You'll find the warprise in the relation. —o TELEPHONE, 1855, SPRING. Eowazp | Staox & Boruzzs, Taoxxs. Varisrs, Travetixa Baas, &o., @67 BROADWAY AND MESSRS. WOODWARD @ LOTHROP, 234 MERCER STREET. FACTORY, NEWARK, ¥. J. NEW YORE. JUNE 9%, 1599. WASHINGTON. D.C: DEAR SIRS: WE INCLOSE YOU INVOICE FOR (1.000) ONE THOUSAND TRUNKS PURCHASED BY YOUR MR. WIGGINTON AT (50) FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. AS WE ARE GREATLY IN NEED OP FUNDS WILL YOU PLEASE PORWARD US YOUR CHECQUE UPON THE RECEIPI OF SAME AND OBLIGE. E. SIMON & BROS. JULIUS ROBERTSON. ‘This was our purchase from the insolvent firm of EDWARD SIMON & BROTHERS, THE Trunk and Bag of Newark, New Jersey. The largest and oldest manufacturers of trunks in the country, s reputation for making among the best and most reliable goods in the world. The firm failed. with ‘The busi- ‘ees was put in the hands of a recetver. who for a prompt cash consideration sold us one thousand trunks for ‘Aaif price. The goods are here and on sale st lower prices than new, fresh and reliable merchan. exactly ise of this character was ever before sold for. (@Trenks purchased now will be held for delivery at the convenience of the purchaser. (Ali Trunks marked free. A strong strap free with each trunk. ‘Lot 2~Tranks with extra heavy duck cover. 28-INCH, REGULAB PRICE, 85.50. Srrcuz Parcr, $3.50. 80-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, 96.00. Srrctaz, Paice, $3.95. S2INCH, REGULAR PRICE, 97.00, 34-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, 87.50. Srecut Price, $4.95. Lot 3—"“World’s Fair” Trunks. ‘S-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, 96.50. Srecuat Parr, $4.95. ‘Lot 4—Square-top Dress Trunks 2B INCH, REGULAR PRICE, $5.50 Srrouz Price, $3.95. 30-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, 96.50. Spectr. Price, $4.45. ‘32-INCH, REGULAR PRICE. 96.95. Srrcrz Parce, 95. ‘34-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, $7.25. Srrcrat Paice, $5.50. 36-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, $7.95. Srrouz Paice. $5.95. (Ath BOOP... ae seeennseenne no eeenee eens. ‘Lot 5—The famous **W. & L.” Tourist Trunks. %-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, $3.95 Srecur Paice, 85.95. 80-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, 87.95, Srrcuut Price, $6.45. S2INCH, REGULAR PRICE, 89.00, Srrcraz Price, $6.95. %4-INCH, REGULAR PRICE. 89.50. Srrcrar Pare. 87.45. 30-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, $10.25. Secu, Paice, $7.95. Lot 6—Fine Leathe-bound Trunks. 28-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, $11.00. 80-INCH. REGULAR PRICE, 812.00. Srecuat Pace. $9.75. 34-INCH. REGI 36-INCH. REGULAR PRICE, $14.50. - Sescruz Price, $11.50. Lot 7—Ladies’ Canvas Hat Boxes. 18AND20-INCH, REGULAR PRICE, 96.00. Srecuat Paice, $4.00. Lot 8_State Room Trunks, ‘32 AND34INCH. REGULAR PRICE, 99.00. t Pare, $6.00. ‘Lot 9-200 Real Leather Club Bags. 60, 70, 80¢. axv Fa Tur “Carrom Sewrxa Macurses, $19.50, Age as g00d as you usually pay double thisamount for. Each machine is accompanied by 8 full set of attach- ‘mente and s five-year guarantee. See them in operation on (C24 floor......-.---.. Misses Szasoxaste Crorursa. —1. Irish Lawn Shirt Waists, neat patterns, tucked front and back, full bishop sleeves. izes 8 to 16 rere —1.5.— Fine Lawn Shirt Waists, plaited beck and front, collar and cuffs finished with plaited ruffles. Sizes 8 to 16 years. ee Children’s India Linen Guimpes. tucked yokes, full sleeves, neatly trimmed with embroidery. Size 10 years. collars, of Hamburg. Sizes 4 to 12 years. —#1.25.— ‘Fine Mull Nainscok and India Silk Guimpes, lace ‘and embroidery trimmed. Sizes 4t0 12. — 82.00, 83.00 and $4.00. — All-woo! Challie and Light-wool Dresses, service- Sble for mountain and sessore wear. Sizes 4 to 14 years, ——95. 00, $7.50 and $10.00. — White Pique Blouse Suits, plaited skirts, large sailor collars, finished with broad ties, Sizes 4 to 12 yeare, —#3.50.— Children's All-wool Cheviot and Flannel Reefers, cardinal, navy blue and tan mixtures, suitable for traveling. Sizes 4to 16 years. aes Bors Seasoxasuz Crormsa. Can your boy use a Suit? No matter the kind_—wo've got them all. and the prices have been cut until they are less than you'd name, judging bs the quality. For summer s Sailor is the right thing, because tt's cool and pretty. Our stock of these isn’t a small one, and inelades all the newest, SAILORS OF SERGE. SAILORS OF CLOTH. SAILORS OF FLANNEL,| $5.00 ones, 83.50. Four-dollars-and-a-quarter buys « Fine All-woo Suit of strong texture. Coat double breasted—lined ‘thinly. Pants reinforced and triple stayed. Have been selling for $7.50. ——Now 84.25. — If you intend getting one of our Leicester (Eng.) Galates Wash Suits you'd better pick it out now. Another week's selling will drive them all out of stock. ‘We still have about half # dozen colors—all good wash- or. — 83.25 and $3.75.— ‘4 Dig counter full of Ladies’ Yacht or Riding Caps— blue, white or gray. 81.25 and $1.50.— 10th st. building.) Is Iseaxts:) Dzvsnruesr. SOME EXCELLENT VALUES IN CHILDRENS GINGHAM DRESSES. Amnall jot of Pink Checked and Striped Gingham Dresses, “Gretchen” style, zouave jacket. Special price, 35e. Better quality Ginxham Dresses, neat pink and bine stripes and plaids, several styles. Special price, 45c. styles very good quality Gingham Dresses, some fancily trimmed in Hamburg edging and white tucking. Special price, 65c. (A floor........-. ---10th st. building.) Soswer Muurseny. “‘Gallors,” the latest in and “4 shape in plain fancy 81.25. Attractive assortment of Trimmed White Chips and st popular prices. endless variety. 3c. bunch. (Second floor. Ea weee-2d annex.) Bice Aso Ware Ladies 22-inch Black end 22 ‘kand White Parasols, various styles, carved ebony handles, finished with tassels. Were $3 and $2.50. Now @2. Also a line of Coachings, all the newest shades, va Hous styles of handles, Were 83.50. Now $2.75 and §3, (Pusst floor... ---10th st. building. ) Ryo, Resser Axo Ware Suors Reovcen. Every pair of Children’s Red Shoes has been marked down toclose. All summer and the coming fall for their use. This season's things, new, fresh and de- sirable. $1.2 and $1.00 Red Shoes now 75c.— 1.50 and $1.35 Red Shoes now $1.— Boys’ Russet Goat Oxfords, —Were 81.50 Now 81.15. Ladies’ White Canvas Oxfords (tan trimmed) —Were 82.00. Now 91.5a— (2d floor... -1st annex.) — Wasa Goons Repvcen. 50 pieces 40-inch Printed Batiste, fine quality, pretty stripes and fixures. —Keduced from 17e. to 12}4e.— finish Paniso Woxess Niu Roses. ve a line of extra len@th Chemises which are frequently used for summer night owns. They are made of cambric, lawn and mull, round, square or Vneck and trimmed with lace or Hamburg. All sizes. $110 8275. Ts Boo ——— _K D. 'FPARTMENT. SPECIAL SALE CLOTH-BOUND SETS. 1 set Cariyle's Works, 10 volumes, —Was #4 Now 86, Lset Hawthorne's Works, 8 volumes. ——Was $10.50. Now 88.40. — 1 set Irving's Works, 9 volumes, ~—Was 86 Now 84 90.— ‘1 set Dumas’ Works, 15 volumes. ——Was #10. Now $8 — ‘1 set Dickens’ Works, 15 volumes. ~—Was 812.50. Now $10.00.— 2 set T. 8. Arthur's Works, 12 volumes. —— Was 87.50. Now $6.00.—— 1 set Waverley Novels, 12 volumes. —Was $7.50. = (Basement... ne .---10th st. bldg.) —o— Woorwarn & Lorunor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.-C,- FRIDAY, JUNE 30. 1893—TEN PAGES: Announcement 'URDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY. FoR im) D RUSH DEPARTMENT. 35c. English Tooth Brushes, best quality 210 10e. French Tooth Brushes down at . Gc $1 Kent's English Hair Brushes only. ‘Te. Shoe Brushes, all bristle, only. 50c. Shoe Brushes, with dip, extra ‘A few Horse Brushes left. Below cost. 10c. Hand Brushes, very «ood, only... PATENT MEDICINES. Paine’s Celery Componnd, only. ‘Hood's Sarsaparilla, onl; Cuticura Resolvent, only Cuticura Saive, only ... Carter's Little Liver Pills, only . Beef, Wine and Iron. only. RUBBER COODS OEPARTMENT. $2 Family Syringe, rubber pipes and connections, and every Syringe guaranteed perfect. Abdominal Supporters, Rubber Bandages, &¢. Competent lady in charge of female department. KOLB PHARMACY, LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES, 1 7TH AND E STS. 3 Cracked China. Having secured the services of an “expert” we are to mend aitivtinds, “or Cracked | “and | Broken Small’ charges. csicisig sd eetee seeee ‘More re of the, Fine Decorated China ailghted) “at eid ver M. W. Bevenwor, nb 215 F Sz Asp 1214G Sr LANSBURCH & BRO. Mossy Every day during the week by us Not lone that the cost on many goods has been ‘smothered, but we got under the line and ‘selling many goods below the cost of man- ufacture. Weare in desperate straits with $200,000 worth of MEKCHANDISE yet staring us in the face, and only two mouths toclose "em out, We would prefer cutting the price very deep now and not carrying them over. We never dite in the same cherry tice, ‘We prefer the money to the merchandise just now. Shrewd buyers have been halting at every department this past week. ‘Tempters are seen everywhere. ‘We have been busy. No direct money in it. But our object is accomplished, getting rid of our immense reserve stock. Bargains advertised hold good until 9 o'clock tomor- row night. ‘These were added to the rest. We find our White Lawn Wrapper Stock is dimin- ishing, but to make effective work of it these are the prices for tomorrow: 1 DOZEN WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, Mother ‘Hubbard front, princess back. Were $2.00. Tomor- rowspriee, 81.19. 10 WRAPPERS, made of fine white lawn, Bishop sleeve. diamond shape yoke, the front of dotted lawn. Were $2.68, Tomorrow's price, $1.50. 14 WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, embroidered cuffs and collar, Watteau back, front neatly trimmed with embroidery. 1 34,3 36,5 38,1 40,442 Were oe See, 01.75. 6 WRAPPERS, made of lace Iawn, plaited at the neck, princess back. Were 82.6% Sizesin stock, 4 36,238. Tomorrow's price, BT D5 8 FINE LAWN WRAPPERS, tucked yoke, trimmed ‘with Vandyke embroidery. Were $3.75. 3 34, 236, 240,142 Tomorrow. @O 75, 5 WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, full sleeves with plaited ruffle on the cuffsand collars. Tucked at the neck and waist. Regular price, $2.98 Tomor- rm 82.25. 1 DOZ FINE WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, the ruffle across the shoulder edged with red, blue or pink, $3.68. Tomorrow's price, 2.75. 6 HANDSOME WHITE WRAPPERS, very full, with bretelles of embroidery 7in. deep across the shoulders, 63.98, Tomorrow's price. @3 ()(), 3 WHITE WRAPPERS, elaborately trimmed with ‘Valenciennes lace 9 in. deep, empire sleeve with the deep lace extending from the puff, $3.98, Tomor- rove mee, $3.00, SIZES 34, 36, 40. Have You ‘Tried our mail order service? It places you in direct contact with the novelties. It is systematic, prompt, reliable. Try it. It's convenient. PACKAGES DELIVERED IN ALEXANDRIA AND BROOKLAND DAILY. LANSBURGH & BRO., 420, 422, 424, 426 7TH ST. Handsomest DENTAL PARLORS IN THE CITY. No one “hank- ers” after the dentist's touch — how- ever necessary it may be—and we think it is.as little as we can do to make your surroundings pleasant and your visit as enjovableas possible while inour bands. With this end in view wo have just refitted our parlors at 401 7thst. for the summer and now invite you to in- spect the handsomest dental parlors 1m Washington. +3030 Ut bras ental “apecialiate” STAM branches of denial ork by “epecialiets” of U.S. Desrat Assoctartox, 401 71m Sr. N. W. Baltimore Ofice: 1 N. Charles at. EXTRA) BAUMI'S, 5 416 7th Street. POSITIVELY HO COODS CHARGED. Closing All through ‘retail store in Washington. We. ‘These are bargains for the ul Sale July we intend to give you greater valaes than ever before offered in ‘e¥en surpass our own previous efforts. necessary articles offered st a sacrifice just at the time when a doliar saved is fully appreciated. On account of important changes tn our bust- ‘Ress wo must close out our entire stock. Im doing this we look to ths people's interest as well sour own, aud the saorifiess are made when you need the goods and we give you the op- Portunity of making 50c. do the duty of $1. $3.75 Sailor Suits, $2.75. Boys’ Navy Blue Sailor Blouse Suite, brosdcloth or serge, two styles. Sizes 4, 5, 6, 7and 8. $5, $5.50, $6 and 86.75 TAN AND GRAY CHEVIOT SUITS, double breasted. Sizes Oto 14....83.50 91.75, $2 and $2,25 WASH SUITS, blousé aad pants, strong-wearing, nobby suits. All go for. $1.38 @LINDIA LINEN BLOUSES for boys, Sizes 3to7. Made with embroidered collar, cuffs and front....d9¢ 96.75 Children’s Dresses, 32, 68. $3.50 to 96.75 Fine Percale and Gingham Dresses, full sleeves or gamps, some made with combina- tion of white pique, all beautiful styles and all escrificed for.. $1.08, $19.50 Silk Suits, $14.50, Bleck I suaizaions prise hese Sn Hosiery, Gloves And Underwear FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ‘Thousands of dollars’ worth of Desirable Hosiery, Underwear and Gloves to be sacrificed ‘at unheard-of-before prices, not msny of one kind, but every item is of an extraordinary ‘worth, and comprises all grades, from the lowest to the finest. For Ladies. Hosuay. At the following prices: me Werth 156. patr. 12 1-20. paps to —— $1.00 ‘The 50c. lot contain Fine Plaited Silk and Novelty Lisle Hose. The 25c. hose is as good as any 50c. hose in ‘Washington today, and every lot will be « revelation to you. Uspxawaar. Ree Worth a 12 1e2e. a to soe. $1.26. ‘The lowest grade to the finest grades allgostasacri-| sk Gloves as low as 25c. gloves that you need at actual fice, including extra size Underwear for stout ladies. RUC Se ee mm Sik Suite, with full trimmed waist, skirt ruffled, Hned and very full. $14. 501s 0 For Mon. Hosiery. pee Worth 0c. « pair. 186. ‘Ge. s pair. 20c. apair. to 85a. tn this lot. Ai peldom presented yout buy Meu’s desirashe Hove se Unvrnwean Worth 85e. to $1.25. ‘You must see these to appreciate the values given a, Lavus: Groves. é eae Worth ‘17e. pair. ‘Re. pair. 25e. ies to ‘Cc. pair. $1.25. pais, , Think of that, ive-away prices. ‘This enormous lot of Hosiery, Underwear and Gloves does not contain very many pieces arades, though, for you to select from. ofone kind. There arehundreds of styles an’ $1.75 White Hats, 75¢. All the finest White Chip Hats in desirable shapes, retatied in every inillinery store in Washington from 81.75 to $2.25. There arenot many of them. Call early for best shapes. 93 FINEST LEGHORN FLATS, large . extremely stylish, all go for $1.50. shape. $1.25, $1.75, 82 and 2.50 FINEST STRAW HATS, al! desirable colors and shapes, 45°. $1.75 Sash Ribbons, 89e. All the finest kind of Sash Ribbons in light colors, very wide; very desiable just now for pleated. all gofor 800. syard. Also the finest 5e., ‘Ribbons, value 35c. to 75c., go for 29c. yard. Te., 9e. and Iie. for Vel- vet Ribbons. Silk Face Velvet Ribbons in all the most desirable colors, were 12}¢c., 14c., 180. and 20c. yard. 2o0¢c. Leather Belts, 17c. ‘We hare put sscritics prices on our entire a 5G. its, Be. ‘75e. Leather Belts, 59c. Bory sie ot belt included siraight or bo ‘Our entire stock goes in this cut. alligator, pateut clasps, purse belts, all incl tock of Leather Bolts. Wash Goods Sacrifices. Be Se inck Wace Gewese Hee Eton Suits. BS. White Dotted uwisees : White Dotted Swisses e: fe. Bine je. Back Satins Be: Light Ground Oi. ‘weather. 5 Percale Shirts, $1.25. ‘Men's Leandered Percale Shirts, including 3 collars and 1 pair of cuffs, nobby patterns, perfect fitting. $1.25 Neglige Shirts, 89c. Made of Congo Cloth—unlaundared, soft collars and cuffe, neat stripes, very comfortabletin the warmest @8c, FANCY TRIMMED NIGHT SHIRTS, madeof Dwight Anchor Muslin, Cash’s fast color trimming, 49¢ Buows, 416 Szvenra Srazer. NECESSITY GUT|s2" IN PRICES. CLARK’S 784 and 786 7th Sts NoWa a We must move befoo July 8, as the store we occupy is to he torm down and re- placed by a modern store, which wo will occupy whem come pleted. We are over: stocked: profit and cost will be lost sight of fo move the Sarge stock, Every article in the store has been reduced. Although we cannot, mention them all ft. will pay you to visit’ our store and price the differs ent goods. SHIRT WAISTS. Ladies’ Percale Waists, 250. quality, 21C. Ladies’ 50c. and S¢c. Shirt Waists, white and col- 39C. Ladies’ 75c. and 89c. Shirt Waists, in white and col- 59, wisdicn! 61.25 and $1.48, White and Colored Shirt | Capt. E. Yi jaists, choice style and trimmings, 89C. BOYS WAISTS. Boys’ Percale, Outing and Cheviot Waists, sll sizes, 250. quality, 16C. Freneh Percale Shirt Waists, 50c. and 69c. Wrappers.= All of our $1.48 and $1.68 Percale Wrappers, in- miling lokics ktarandnaemetiecemune 8G. All #2.95 and $2.48 French Percale, Outing and Flannel Wrappers, $1.48. Cotton Underwear. ‘Ladies’ Embroidered Drawers, 35e. quality, 21C. Ladies Embroidered Chemise, 35c. quality, ct Ladies’ 81.00 several ‘sty! cotton _Tpdies 81.60 Gowns, ea, 00d x “69C. Ladies’ $1.48 and $1.59 Gowns, embroidered, very choice qualit GEORGETOWN. The Great Demand for Coal by Way of the Canal. ACTIVITY AT THIS END. Long List of Boats Arriving and to Come— Pleasant Entertainment of the Young People’s Guild—Several Officers Elected im Different Organizations. There isa line of heavily Inden boats on the canal that stretches from Rock creek to « point several hundred feet west of the Aqueduct bridge. All day long from 7till 6 there are great gangs of men engaged in their unload- ing, but in spite of this there is euch a demand for the Cumberland and George's creek coal that wharves and unloading facilities must be increased or the demand will not be speedily bustle and confusion, waather-beaten rough- ‘voiced captains constantly coming in and going out, consignees singing at the telephone, book- keopers calling off work in a dull, monotonour tone, and in the midst of it all a hundred and ove questions ona hundred and one differon: | } branches cf the canst work are being asked | | and answered. i The following boats yesterday arrived in town via the Chesapeake and Ohio canal: For | Meredith, Winship & Company: W. I. Stephen- son, Capt. 8. Grim, 119 tons; No. 130, Capt. C. BR. Castle, 118 tons; No. 126, Capt. A.D. Me- Ardle, 114 tons; Sallie, Capt G. Woodbaugh, 116 tons; H. S. Bond, Capt. T. Ingram, 111 tons; Mertinville, Capt. J. W. Patten, 117 tons; W. H. C. Bayley, Capt. B. Stride, 112 tons; No. 109, | Capt. B. Stride, 112 tous; Charles Darrow, Capt. T. Crampton, 109 tons; G. M. Winship, Capt. T. Crampton, 112 tons; No. 108, Capt. H. Wilson, 118 ton. For J. P. Agnew & Company: J. H. Mertins, Capt. T. Reed, 118 | tons, and C. W. Ridley, Capt. J. Tice, 117 tons. The following boats having unloaded yester- F. Willand, Capt. Bowers; L. W. Capt. G. Lapold;T. J. Shiftlet, Capt. Florence, game of crap around s tallow candle stick, in dirt of what seemed « secluded in addition OFFICERS ELECTED. Hermione Lodge, No. 14, Jr. 0. U. A. M., elected officers last night as follows: J. P. C., C. T. Butcher; councillor, M. P. Imlay; V.C., trustees, supplied. in the office of the company all is | 0d: day started on their return trip to Cumberland: | ing trades George W. Wise, George Reivetzel and George Bennett. The installation will take place Thurs- day night. ‘THE FOURTH AT TENLEYTOWN. Tt would not seem like the Fourth of July to 98C. Corsets. Choice of our $1.00 and $1.25 Corsets, very popular “"6B9C. Dilk Mitts. Pure Silk Mitts, worth 35c., 2 io. Pure Silk Mitts, 50c. quality, s G. SUITS. Ladies’ Duck Eton Suits, pries $7.50, choice pat- as, " $4.98, Ladies’ Storm Serge Blazer Suits, all wool, $6.00 is the price. $3.98. Ladies’ Storm Serge Eton Suits, very fine,’ $8.50 quality, $5.48. Ladies’ Batiste Eton Suits, sold at 85.50, $3.08. CLARK'S, 734,736 TTHST. WW. the people of Tenleytown and the outside friends of St Anne's Church if « picnic was not given on that day, so to keep up this peo- e's interest im the Patriotic occasion Father has arranged again for the annual out under the trees. Mr. Harrington has pla the Dumbiane grounds and mansion at the dis- posal of the Tenleytowners, and there the good old times will be renewed. ores. J.E. Ray yesterday purchased of Charles THE PARDONED ANARCHISTS, Washington Knights of Labor Approve the Governor's At it & meeting of District Assembly, No. Knights of Labor, resolutions were beckery with but one dissenting vote, thanking Gov. : ; i Ht i A i ral BI G A li? f { & 3 § i i un ‘TT DORSN'T WEAN ANARCHY. A prominent member of the assembly ing of the matter to a Stan reporter veday tbat while be was not present when te il ‘Was taken the sentimen: F whieh be himself entes "aid 4 sentiments,” HEH I t +} feed td = Cukon Veteraue’ Union, Grand “iblic. Prisoners of Ws es ‘sted’ Staton Senate are capecially Feaueryrd RTZBACK. On 3 1803, at Seger, Hine CONRADY RCHWARTE BACK, Seed forty sieht Fours, ciel! months end ton ‘old the waxen hands x PF Gloae the sett and treuny eve, See, how like « brokeu lily. Pale abd besutitul be . Peeidence of H. Cragin lot 38, block 1, of the subdivision of | sire! northwest, MARK s Reno, and Richard Ough and W. E. Lewis, trustees, sold to John P. Clark lot 10, block 11, of the property known as the Palisades of the Potomac Company. No one has as yet been sent to Trinity Church to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Brother Henry Rim! Next Tuesday, July Fourth, being @ legal holiday, the regular monthly meeting of the stockholders of the First Co-operative Building Association will be held on Monday. July 3. Capt. Joseph Passeno has sold out his busi- ness preparatory to his departure for Norfolk, Va. where he will again become actively en- gaged in river pursuits. ———— ‘The Testimony Concladed. In the case of H. H. Smith against N. T. Crutchfield, the first named former journal clerk of the House of Repre- rentatives, and the latter the journal clerk of the last House, to restrain the latter from in- fringing the copyrightsof the former in digests and manuals, the taking of testimony has been concluded. Mr. Robert Christy filed the bill in the Equity Court last Janaary and Mr. 0. B. Hallam appears for the defendant. With the testimony a large number of copies of digests, manuals, &c., are filed on each side, and when the case is called it will likely last some days. —— Policemen Drawing Pensions. Capt. Austin has been asked by the pension office for alist of members of the police force who are drawing pensious, of which there are a number. The authorities are of the opinion ‘that if a man is able to stand the examination of the surgeons of the police force successfully he is not 60 disabled as to be entitled toa pen- sion. It ie known that there are some cases in ‘ions have been allowed the disabil- ity in which in no way interferes with the dis- charge of duty as policemen ——— Mrs. Jenkins Gets a Divoree. Chief Justice Bingham yesterday made a do- cs cree divorcing Susie Penn Jenkins from the | 20- bonds of matrimony with Josiah Jenkins, ‘They were married in Charles county, Md, June 25, 1879, he being forty-three years old and she sixteen. and the bill, filed by E. G. Miles, charged drunkenness aud bad treatment, with threats to kill, &c. a His Leg Broken. Laurence Edelin of No. 1600 B street enst had his right leg broken this morning about 7/ o'clock by a large piece of iron falling om him at Speiden’s blacksmith shop, on ( street be- | tween 6th and 7th streets, where be wax loading his wagon. He was removed to Providence ‘Hospital: connie Ma Sanday ot Th otclock. fbeltianegs, Ghd Mersland yapere pease cups") bd ter of the late Patrick and y ™ tardag., J at 8 Funeral wil take Setunday. July 2, ot 8:30 re Friends and relatives tu YOUNGER. Thursday. June 20. 1 et 5: gm atthe, “of her toa Peer fram Brovie’s ‘jenentnpel Coren street northwest, Sunday, July » Giciacives and friends invited to i Tur Rev Fic Is Fimo. ‘Weare obliged to hangout the “danger signal.” The people have always beon our friends, and thay shall ust be deceived, if we can help tt. REKD THE WARNING. 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