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RAILROADS.

pENNsYLvANIA AIR LINE TO BALTI.
morn, PHlLADkLFHIA,T
skW YORK. BOSTON, and al k6&1 - -
Points in the New Engiand States kk< ~sk w.
THROUGH BETMEEN WASHINGTON AND
INV YORK WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
The equipment on this line 10 new and u the most
elegant and improved hnish.
PEltrpsH PGrioT Cn-s % Day Tdtns
rHttras Palace Slsspiss GAYS Nlghf TSafas
On and efter s IS ?. m Sunday, June -, n, Is7S,
,,,, TWO TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT snndAyD
VIII run between Washington and New York a.
toilows leaving the Passenger Station &C the Ratf-
and streets " WI
Leave washington 6.5S a m daily eSosr, SUNDAY
Arrive New York .. m. daily except Sunday
Leave Washlngtsl SIS .. m. daily.
Arrive New y ork "a. m daily.
Leave New York $50 a m daily except Srndav
Arrive Washington b:ss o. m. daily eAccEi sunday
Leave New YOTk $50 . N. daily.
Arrive Washington 5s5 q. NJ. daily.
Connections are made iH New YORK. with steamers
on Sound New York, New Haven All Hartford
b r. New York CeAtrsl and n udson X vrr X x
Fare 81 low as by any other route.
Baggage called for and checked ~ hotels and rrl-
vate residences 0rdrr~ len ~ the follow Ing Offices
shere tickets aud lnf BrmatiOn can be outainod.-
Northea st corr ct l3f street and Penua north
east corner 9th street and Penna. ave: Passenger
Sisii1n Baltimore ard Potomac X. Il curuer sth
and streets ED = YOUNG
geH-ly General Paseeng IF Agent.
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LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.

LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.
White Cotton Hose at 54s, sec, &c, 81 90, SlO5
81 az, less IL per cent.
Brown Cotton Hose at CO., 72c Soc &c. less 10 per
cent.
Blown Balbriggsn Hose az 49, see. 81 90, 81 81 ,
"A, S2.l2, 81 q, less 10 per cent.
Lis;e Thread Fancy, Silk Hose regular prices, less
10 per cent.
MeriuO Vests at 69c. TO 81 "A, less 10 per cent.
Thomson Glove Fitting ,rsets, regular prices less
% Ter cent.
Linen HensJitched Handkerchiefs at Csc, SOC, sc,
45c, 5lc, 75c, 81, ! %, less 10 per cent.
Initial Henstitched handkerchief at CSC, sc, 81
Sl25, 8 so, less IL per cent
Linen Collars s2d Cuffs
Ladies Fancy soarts. &c, less 10 per cent
hid Gloves and button, regular prices, less IL
per cent.
Lisle Thread Gloves, l, and button, at 7sc, Sc,
81, less 10 per ceAt.
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FANCY GOODS.

Periumery, Soaps and Toilet Articles regular prices
less ~ per cent.
Pearl, Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons at IS cents
10 SIS pr pair, less ~ per cent.
Gold Snirt Studs AT 81 90 to SIS, less 10 per cent
50 50, So, less 10 per cent.
Plain and Fancy ans, &c. TO s24, less 10 per Ct
Fan aud brela Chatelain, 75c. TO So less 10 DIT Ct
OKy iized Buckles, Sets Ear Drops, Vinegarette,
&C, &c, r" gnl ar prices, less 10 per cent.
il JewelrY, r. gular prices, less lO per cent.
PAfssols aud Sun Umbrellas from IS 80 to Si2, less
j. peE cent!
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COMPLAINTS are being made by many poor
persons who have occasion 10 er0ss the long
bridge that while the repairs are being put on
the south draw the company refuse to let them
cross over on the railroad track, when no good
reason exists for IL, but compel them to
pay twenty-five cents to ride over on the cars
The distance to be travelled on the railroad track
II Only few steps across the channel at that
point, and IL as represented, the case IL one of
hardship, IL not In violation OF the charter of
the company, which requires all possible IA
cilities to be given to the public in this respect
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WHITE GOODS.

Hamburg Edges lsc. 10 81 yard, less 10 per cent
Hamburg Inserting, lsc 70 l3 yard less 10 per CT
s"iss EGg.s and Inserting, 25c to 81 yard, less !,
Nainsook Edges and Inserting, Is to s2g yard, les
III per cent.
Victoria Lawn, SOC. to Soc yard, less 10 per cent
less 10 per cent.
Bishop Lawn, at SOC to SOC. yard, less 10 per cent
tucked Frocking at sOc 10 Slysrd less 10 per cent
Striped and Plain swiss, at SOC to 7Sc yard less ID
per cent
Plan 0rea1dy, sc 70 75c yard, less 10 per cent.
Marsalia, at S5ac. to Csc. gard, less IL per cent
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CITY ITEMS.

TRY THE LION LAGER, as drawn only at Geo
w Drivers Sample Rooms, corner Pennsylva-
MA avenue anu ~ street. If
NEITHER FAILING TEETH, nor the peepinc
wrinkles Of time, so fOrcibly tell of advancing
years, as your gray hair. Ayers VigOr restores
its color and makes your appearance more
agreeable to others, as well as Yourself With
fresh, luxuriant hair, the infirmities of age are
lar iehs hotleeaDle. m,w,f,&W
The SECRET why such crowds flock into the
sample rooms of George w. Driver, at the cor
ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and x street, is
because of the refreshing character of his de-
llghtful and cool beverages, and especially so
for the reason that the exquisite quality of the
celebrated Lion Lager is improved by being
Drawn from faucets OF improved construction. #
DR.. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY is
ga combination and form indeed" for healing
and curing diseases of the throat, lungs AMI
chest. 1t cures cough by loosening and cleans
ing the lungs, and aliaying irritation, thus re-
naOving the cause, instead of drying I'D the cough
and leaving the disease behind.
IL YOU CAN'T GIT cool resort to DooIev,s
Arctic Soda Fountain, Capitol Hill. 1868
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR
and Knights of Pythias
Swords and Belts,
Chapeaux, Caps,
Baldrichs, Gauntlets, Cuffs, &c, at
JAMES Y. DAVIS S,Ns.
1876 Cpl Pa av., under Metropolitan Hotel.
CINCINNATI LAGER BEER can be purchased
from dealers at the low price of S1.2O per dozen
pint5. If your grocer does not keep it, send
orders TO Palmer 81 Green, Georgetown, d. G. &.
--~
The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of 1872
were S2l9,660 IIl-s,wtf
THE CINCINNATI LAGER BEER bottled by
Palmer d Green is the finest in the District
and Is sold at the low price of 20 per dozen
pint bottles by dealers throughout the Dis
tict 1916
SUFFERERS FROM CoRNs, BUNIOSs, BAD
NAILS, ETC., find immediate relief at Dr.. Whites
establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite u
8. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, # none but
suitable shoes are worn. tr
PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at Wholesale BY
Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t Is q substitute for
castor Oil. 4,25,eo3:
The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
folness or singers Sewing Machine. l,6
THIRMohBTERs and Barometers nre repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near * street.
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LOCAL NEWS


Rev. Father Boyle Is sojourning at Cobb's
Is and
workmsn are repairing the Long bridge at
the south draw
Abraham +. Hines, Of this city, has been
granted patent for a butter printing machine.
See advertisements in another column OF
Organ Concert at the 18th street Presbyterian
Church.
Chief Engineer Cronin, OF the fire depart
ment returned last night from his trip to the
north, in good health and spirits.
At the distribution OF premiums of st.
klOysius' Sunday school. there were present
nlre hundred children and ninety three teach
trs, and 40 premiums were awarded.
Since the walks on the north and east sides of
the Post Office have been cut down business
there has fallen of perceptibly. Persons having
letters TO forward now generally patronixe the
street boxes instead Of going to the Post Office.
Chief Justice Cartier Is in Ohio; Justice
Macarthur has gone eastward; Justice wylie
has gone to Bedford, Pa; Justice DIN is at his
eountry-sest north of this city, near Sligo; and
Justice Humphreys is at home on street.
From Messrs. Judd & Detweiler, of this city,
We have a useful publication, being " Post
masters Guide and Handy Index TO Postal
Law" compiled by Mr.. John G.. Judd, of that
FIRM, 10 meet questions arising under the new
postal law.
Three OF the fourteen pictures painted by
Gsgllandi, Roman artist, representing the
'' Stations, or Way Of the Cross" ordered by
Rev. Father Mcguire to ornament the walls OF
St AlOysius' church, have arrived, and are
much admired n works of art.
Secretary Robson to- day, in acknowlel ging
the receipt of the report Of Col. W. o. Drew
assistant chief engineer OF the FIRE department,
as TO the origin of the Navy department fire,
took occasion to thank that officer, ami the
entire department, for the prompt and valuable
Services rendered in extinguishing the recent
Ire IN the Navy department building.
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The SEAHROOK ASSOCIATION, which was or
Canned about six months ago by some of the
prominent COlOTed men Of this city, have pro-
cured their certificate of incorporation, and
have effected the purchase OF 4S acres of land
at the station nOwn as SeabroOk, on the b Al
timore and Potomac railroad, some ten miles
from this city The land is admirably situated
Tor the purposes for which IL was purchased-for
parties, excursions, camp meetings, Sc. Meas
ures nave been taken 20 improve the place hy
the erection OF a pavilion and the necessary
buildings 70 accommodate visitors. Yesterday
the first excursion was made there by the con-
gIegsuon or the 18th street Baptist church
The officers of the Seabrook Association ara a .
fOllOvs;-John F. wilkerson, president; Perry
III. Carson, vice president; Chas. Irvine treas.
ureri John n. Clark, secretary. The Bethel A.
these grounds on the lst OF August.
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INFANTS GARMENTS.
Infants Long Skirts at from sl6S to SAC, less 10
per cent.
Cambria Slips
Cambria Dresses, Plain
Cambria Dresses Embroidered
" Flannel Skirts, PIat
Flannel Skirts, Embroidered
equare Drawers.
X hes
60 Walking Cloaks,
g Wool Boots.
And com plete stock Of every article of Infan.s,
WEAR all subject to discount Of IL per cent
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

Our stock Of LINEN SUITS POLONAIsES
REDlNGOTS is the largest in the city, AMI we
lite the attention of the ladies to tho great bar
gains We give by the liberal reduction of 10 per cent
from our prices.
We name a few. with
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

s Planners Patent Yoke Shirts, ready made, for
$40 50, less 10 per ceut.
Nerinu Shirts, She, 81, 81 Is, Is, Sl.75, So,
S725, 81 So, SAYS, So, less 10 per cent
English Brown Cotton Seeks, 81 ~, So, 81 50, 50,
upwards, less 10 per cent.
jean Linen and Merino Drawers, regular pr ces,
less 10 per cent.
Linen Collars and CUFFS, regular prices less 10 per
cent.
Black Tics, Black Scarfs, Fancy scarfs Fanc
Ties, White Ties, &c, regular prices, less 10 per
cent.
Linen and Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs regular
prices, less IL per cent.
Kid Gloves, regular prices, less 10 per cent
Llsle Thread Gloves, IS cents, less 10 per cent.
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International Masonic Courtesies.

Letters were received here yesterday from
the Grand Master of the Province of New
Brunswick, inviting Lafayette K. \. Chapter,
OF this city, to extend their contemplated tour
from Canada to that Province, and rendering
the hospitalities of the MasOns of the CITY of St
Johns. The committee were compelled to de-
cline the invitation, as IL would add over 900
miles 10 the excursion and the Chapter had
already, by vote, decided what route to take
The secretary of Lafayette Chapter received
letter TO day from Hon. Josiah III. Drummond,
of Portland, Maine, the General GranI Hi Oh
Priest of the United States, stating that he
should visit the Grand Chapter OF Canada in
his official capacity, to witness the exempitica-
ton OF the Chapter work by Lafayette Chapter
of this city.
Complete arrangements have now been made
for the international Masonic reunion at Kings
ton, Canada. Lafayette chapter, with other
distinguished Masons, will leave this city, to ac
cept the invitation given by the Grand Chap
ter OF Canada, to exemplify the work of the
chapter degrees before that grand chapter, on
Thursday morning, August I, at 5 O'Clock, on
the Niagara Falls express. The party will stop
the first n ight at Watkins Glen, at the head of
IA Falls; next night at Toronto, Canada, and
then proceed by Royal Mail Line of steamers
by the thousand Islands" across Lake Onta-
rio to Kingston, where the Grand Chapter of
Canada W i'll assemble in annual convocation,
with special representatives from New Bruins
wick Nova Scotia, England, and Scotland.
ARREST OF DIR. MARY WALKER IN BALrI-
MoRK-The Baltimore Ame, lean of this morn
ing says: yesterday the doctor was saunter-
irg along Front street in the vicinity of Col.
ms thester, she Glanced to meet singularly
ga liant FOL cemen, who was so struck with her
EOuaye psntalettes, that he insisted on escort
ing her to the middle district station house.
Mis- Walker did not desire TO walk In that direc-
ton, but the policeman was firm, and the re-
iuctsnt lady was obliged to go where her escort
vent. Ii happened that Justice Hagerty was
holding court when the twain appeared at the
station house, and he forthwith recognized in
the fair prisoner old acd u aintance, The
stern policeman was admonished against COM
hitting such an indiscretion rs promenading
with lady against her will, and was also in
formed that there Is no statute or ordinance
against wearing zouave pantslettes in BATH
more. Miss Walker gave Justice Hagerty q
brief epttome of her views on womans rights
and kindred questions, and then went her way"
A PIGEON SHOOTING MATCH IL about being
made up for next Friday, to take place at
Riley's corral, for fine, double barrel shot
gun-one Of Greener's best London make. The
rise Is from a ground trap At 81 yards, 80 wards
bound, shot limited to 4 ounces, each con
testant to have 10 birds. Considerable Interest
Is taken in the result of this match as many
crack marksmen are entered in it.
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RALTIMoRE AND oHIo~-

m, and l:Ss, SO, $50, sac, 90, 10 an 80 I'm M
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Ato.s o. NJ and o. n. but mot On Sunday
FOh NORFOLK.
At lilo ?. M, but not On Sunday
SUNDAY TRAINS.
IRON baltimOr--The 4.fO stopping NJ Relay and
a. Ri 1py the 5Ss NJ. aud 20 D Stopping
messy oIll the SD ,. m, without stops: the =.
a., $40, h:s, and $50 2. IN stopping at ali stations
A. ron WsshingtOn.-The 6 and e. IN, o. 7.ss and
~ d. trains stopping 1t all stations; the n5 aud
me Q D. m Al Relay only; and the $50 D. N without
Sops On sunday the lilo p. m. will stop af ali
ststlens south Of Annapolis Junction.
FOB POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
$500 POINTS.
Az Az s d. a N snd $50 and SIS P: m Returning,
leaNe Point OF Rocks ut 6l5 and 7,OS a IN aud 2st
p M arriving at Washington At SIS and 81 a d.
Through tickets TO the West can be hsa a. thu
Washington Station Ticket Once ct all h urs Of lie
lay; also, At the Compsny's once, lss PeaDsylva-
nta avenue. Passengers purchasing ticke.s Al the
avenue once, can there arrange to have their
baggage called for and checked II their residence
akeb 20 the depot, and put into the baggage car
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston see al.
Fertisement q" Through Line.n
TH0S. r. SHARP, Master Of TRANSFORMATION
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. K0ONTZ,
Jef Gensral Agent, KashfnRton.
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THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY or
THE 18Th CENTURY
Dr.. s. D. H0wes Arabian Milk Cure,
FOR CONSUMPTION

FOR CONSUMPTION
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds In few hours,
like magic; also,
Dr.. Q. D. Howe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier
Which is purely vegetable, clesnses the system Of
pure, ric blood
For "Genersl Debility" Lost Vitality and
bro on down constitutions.
81 ChcIerse the Nisefeesth Csnfx1v0
To find its equal.
Every bottle IS worth its weight in gold.
Price Il pei bottle; or six bottles for IS.
Sold wholesale and retail by
CHAs. SroTT Co., $50 Pennsy lvania avenue,
3. b. GiIMiS, o21 Pennsylvania avenue.
&c. DUCKETT, corner Penn. ave. and hi st.
j. p. hLBURN Co., near Treasury Departmept
A. DAVIS Co., l4th and L streets
3. MAJOR, 9TH and II streets.
]. H. STONE, 7th aud streets,
ID. b. CLARKE i Co., AZ street and Penna ava
J. 3. JONES, 23d and streets southeast
TAbER Co.. S29 7th street southeast
=. DowLINs, ~ aud O streets southwest
SCHAFHERIl North Capitol and II streets
2. p. HIcKLINs, sol Pennsy iuania ave. And a 81
". b. sToNE, corner 9TH and o streets
MlLfRED McLkob, Georgetown. ap1S-v&s Sms
CARPETe GLAND AT THI 6TEAM OAR.
~ PET BEATING WORKS, $50 Maine ayS.aas,
pet ~ and 9Th sts OarIet. called for AID returned
nee OF extra charge Lok1Nx0 1IO1. spU-ly'
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A LExAsDRIA q WASHING
"A TON r. 3. ~ :
ALEXANDRIA sFREpERIoKsRrRs RR
Oo-n1 a. b aad StxsE ss,s.t,

Local Trsins leave for Alexandria as fallows.-s
~, ~ 81 u noon, l. 2, 5, 4, S, 6,7,s, pm
snna eno y. W. daily u other trains daily excepi
ao9st Trans from a., Iandria arrive as follows
sS, IS, sS, 8 50, 81, SIS D. m: ssa n, ana 4 q
except Sunday " WHIT "Aihs oAlS
lngton and Ohio x. X. ~ w |" NH
QUANT1C0 Accommodation leaves Wa.bfn,-,-
80 9. m. daily, except sunday
CHEAT SOUTHERN rAPREss, via Richnons.
caves nshfngton II 90 o. daily, exec st RandsT
Thronsb tickets 10 all points South and s,I1fhWess
or sale al Omoes, corner 18th street and PennsyIys
lie svenre, and corner sth street and PeunsTIysnss
Were Passengers san have orders for baae ace 10 ~
aafion. W soso-
z. 8. YOUNG, Gen Passenger Agent. ivn-s
RALTIMOkE AND POTOMAC RAJ
- ROAD.
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BBoGGH LINE BETwEESwAs
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

IHR0CGH LINK Between WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WARRINGTON, May 8, iSs-Noou.
. Trains between " ashingron and -
viz: SyX e<ss<tS
fOk NEW YORK. without change Of cars,
IN N uSip Except Sunday at 80 4. N, li0 and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
500 2. N.
ON SUNDAY.
phis At 500 D. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 train only
through tickets 10 Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station Once at all hours
See Baltimore and ohie Railroad asvertisemen&
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
ssfolis, and the West ~
TH0s B. SHARE, Master OF Transportation,
M. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. 3. k00NTZ, Agent WsshinRtou mn
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TRAINS LEAVE FOR TEAMS ARRIVE A.
BALTIMORE. WAsHISGToy NJ
s:B a. N, Niagara EXP. <;2s q m, Western Exp.
Uhb. daily, except Sunday.
eoo 2, M, N, iork hNp e;t5 g. m, n York. daily.
, usy Ieaacept SUNDAY s;Ss Q. m, Mail, daily,
mediation TO Bait us0s a n. "a a.,.,-n ~
Ills q m. Western Exp,i daily ~f"
daily, except Sunday. SOS m Cinciaoa.f Kx =
SEQ .. m, Baltimore ac-l daily. excsnt SUNDAY
eonmoaAtlon, daily ,ex- s:S m, Pacific Xxx press
ED seh1S. daily, except Sunday.
&c Y. M, Olncinhhs NJ SDe p. m, Accomnoda-
osy except SUNDAY. dation, daily.
W. m. Hestrn Exp, leo ,. m, Southern IN. 4,
Trains leaving wsshineton ~ !; IN spd s s
and SO D. m, connect ct Bowie with trains o..
Marlboro, leaving Bowie sxs And MOO M ~. ia
~ 2; a., arriving Al Marlboro v g. m, ls a. m :,
Trains arriving At Washington SIS . m. and 40
Marlboro $50 and rs.
Passenger leaving their orders ct Ticket omces,
corner OF 18th street End Psnnsylv ania and
northwest corner Of 9Th street. and Pennsy lvania
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked Il hotels and residences % all points North
bus, Indian. poii:, LouisviIle, G. Louis, New Or
points north, no Ithvsst .est, end ,outh~est,
rs YOUNG. Gen Pass'r Agent. iyf-tf
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MAN SHOT AT A FEsrIvAL.-An affray
occurred at festival held by the ColOred
BAPTIST church at Mount Pleasant last night,
during which colored man named VIM. Brow
was shot in one of his legs. Frank Foreman,
the shootist, is under arrest.
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TIE NEW NORTHERN MARKET-Con,ractf for
he NreH'h Strs6t Front 4JrGTisd.-At a meeting
OF the market-house commission Yesterday
The proposals for building the eth street front Of
The northern market were read, and on motion
OF MI Brewer, the contract was awarded to Mr..
Thomas Lewis. Mr.. Campbell moved that the
secretary be authorized to draw a contract with
MI Lewis for the completion OF the 9TH street
front within eight months; adopted. The Sc
curity offered by Mr.. Lewis was accepted. Mr.
Bond submitted resolutions that the Governor
he requested 10 place the market stock bonds
authorized TO be issued for the building of a
1EaIket-hOu>e on square No. 44t, at the disposal
Of the commission TO pay the contractor as pay
ments b come due; adopted. The chairman
was instructed TO return the deposits made by
Tie unsuccessful bidders. Several communion
tons were read among them one from Thomas
Lewis accepting the reser walton of the commits
slon 70 his proposition 70 take the market bonds
~ 90 cents or cash, at the option Of the COM
mission, and one from Mt r. c. Hewett offering
10 take bonds at 30 cents IN payment for grading.
On motion OF MIR. Brewer, it was ordered that
MT NaylOr be requested to return TO the COM
mission the plans and specifications he has in
his hands OF the p street wing, and the chair
man was requested to notify Mr.. Naylor of this
action. The District register was authorized TO
grant licenses in the northern mari et for SIX
months a. suggested in his Communication.
Z be acton OF the market master, Sidney Me-
fsTland, in renting and arranging Of stalls in
the temporary market sheds, was Unanimously
approved.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued since orr last re-
Tort: A 2-stOry brick stable, 10th street, be-
tween and T, for ". VI. Humphrey; 3-sto-y
brick dwelling, 18th street, between K and L
sreets northwest, for X. q. Mccormick; s.
OTy brick back dwelling and a brick stable
north side OF Pennsy lvanla avenue, between %
and 81 streets, for j. ). Beall; a 2-stOry frame
dwelling south side OF West, betwe N Monroe
and Montgomery streets, Georgetown, for JnO.
Walls 2-stOry frame dwelling, 5tn street be-
tween a ard streets southeast, for Johu Il.
SOrTlgan; VIM. Tipl {, TWO story frame, 24th
between 4 and northwest; b. Williams one
story brick, 9Th, between VI and southeast;
Waiter jackson twO-st0ry brick, 2lSt, between
J. and NJ north vest; ID. A. Waterson, three
story brick, 81, between Indiana avenue ami
Z St; John Il. LPpOld, two story brick, 9Th
between Broadway and s do; F. Pratt two
story brick. store and hall, 32S1OO corner OF II
AVID 9Th streets; T. ID. Evans. two-stOry
frame stable, n III. ave-, between VI and y do;
4. Luppert, three-stOry brick, F, between 9th
and loth do; W. SyPhaN, two-st0rv frame, p,
between l6;h and l. do. +. Y. French, two
story stable. 2d. between III and | northeast;
W. W. Rapley, three stsry brick theater, IS by
lis 81 feet, L, between 18th and 18th northwest.
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"n.e LawH "THppers 20
Polonaise SIS to q %
Baiiste Polonatse and Redingots, $40 to so, less
Brown Linen Polonsise and Redingots, 90 to SIS,
less 10 per cent