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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

pARGAINS IN. FINE SECONDHAND PIANOS
ID Elegant Square Grand Piano. handsomeG-Sa
case. carved legs &c. nearly new; only s225 .TETT
Piano; only $3.50. Mavnificent new Square Grand
Piano. cost $3.50; only $3.50 cash. leaving city
Handsome rosewood case 7;octaye Piano. only $3.50.
Very fne aoctaye Piano only sl25 Splendid Chick
ginner only t6Q everal extra fine Cabinet Upright
Grand Pianos at half cost All exceptional bar
ms less than half yalue for cash and monthly pay
ments Of So. $40 and SIS. Opep, tin pm
HL1NEKAMP BRANCH FACTORY WAREROOMS
AND PIANO EXCHANGE
APT 10th street northwest. jy20
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Shystcr Lawyers In the Police Court
JUDGE SMELLS NOTICE TO THEM AND THEIR DRUM

Shyster Lawyers In the Police Court.
JUDGE SMELLS NOTICE TO THEM AND THEIR DRUM
NERS.
JUICE Smell gave pretty sharp rebuke to-day to
the sbystcr lawyers who hire drCmmers or solicit
tors to hunt u } business for them among ignorant
defendants In tn" Police Court. This morning the
JUICE read the following notice in open court, and
ordered the CLERK TO post up copies pit in conspic-
uotiS piac,S around The courthouse:
complains are made that persons not men,
berS OF the bar are eng aged about the Police Court
In soliciting business for attorneys in this court
As this Is grossly unnrofesSioaGl conduct. and as
believe that many poor ami gnor ant persons are
Induced IN pay money under false Representation
o. these IRRESPONSIBLE eo-betweens and emnioy
counsel ag inst their own Judgment an interest,
ali SU 50 l. ta:onS or business by unprofeSSion1i
persons Is forbidden II and about the Police Court,
ana VII! &c dc2in u contempt of court, nj pun
iShaDie as SIGH. WN. H. SMELL
Judge Police C0urt.r
Prosecuting Attorney Moore said he Thought the
or'ier woul. meet With the approval OF all good
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SENATOR BUTLER AGAINST NEGRO LABoR.-The
joint summer meeting of the South Carolina state
grange am agricultural society is now In session
at Marion, S. G. A telegram from Charleston, s.
c., says: Wednesday there was an animated dis
cusson OF the subject, How is the supply of labor
pressed, some OF the most prominent men in the
state joining in the discussion. Senator Butler
took the ground that the labor of the state was
becoming more unsettled every year, and that at
no time since the war had negro labor been more
unreilabl" and worthless than now. He wanted
to supply their places with Mormon aborers, and
said that 200, 600 negro laborers could be safely
spared. He wanted them to go to Kansas, Indiana,
CT anywhere else, and thought that nothing so
greatly impeded the progress Of this state as the
superabun lance OF cheap negro labor. His views
were warmly opposed, some OF the speakers show
Ing that his conclusions were erroneous. the pro-
duction OF cotton having increased $50 per cent in
the State under the present system Of labor, and
other crops In proportion.
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WOMAN CHARGED WITH POISONING ANOTHER
Az New Haven, Conn. Mrs Mary Ann Keasham.
thirty years, was found yesterday sitting against
the wall In the kitchen dead. Matthew VIM is a
cousin OF the deceased woman, and he and his
wife, who was jealous OF Mrs. Keasham. live only
short distance from her place. VIM ami his
wife have had frequent QuarrelS, both bring adj
q cted to drink. Mrs VIM went to the pOllcc
office and gave notice OF the womans death. Her
husband came shortly after and asserted that Mrs.
keaSham was poisoned by his wife. Me iical Ex-
amiuer White found several bruises on the body OF
the deceased woman, although not sufficient to
cause death. The case Is being investigated by
the coroner
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In DEATH THEY WERE NOT PARTED.-The re-
manning victims Of the Tivol1 calamity buried
In Baltimore yesterday from Corpus Christi Catho-
Tic church. The scene was a deeply impressive
one. The interior OF the church was draped in
mourning and the auditorium was thronged with
relatives and friends Of the Victims Baskets con-
bcrs OF the congregation, were before the altar at
one time, one OF the corpses being borne into the
church as the mass OF requiem was being chanted.
In another part OF the city young woman was
buried with her infant child clasped in her arms
just as they had been taken from the water. An
were to have been married In o few days. They
were taken from the water clasped In each others
arms.
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BURGLAR SHOT BY WOMAN - Mrs r q
Brace, an Invalid resides on the west side OF the
her as a companion is Miss Annie Gabei aged 90
years At O'Clock Wednesday night Miss Gabell
was awakened by a soun1 as II some person was
head and shoulders OF large man as he prepared
to enter the room. He was standing ON a ladder
resting on the ground outside. Miss Gabou called
to him to desist, when he responded, "l'm going
to get In" She then fired q revolver point blank
at him, and with groan he slid down to the
ground. Search was made for the miscreant, but
he could not be found, though 1t is probable he
was struck by the pistol ball.
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AmEsen,entS. &c. 'EO..,n,ht.

TEEATER CoMIQUE.-Minsyrels and variety.
ABNER's SUMNER GARDES.-Concert
DRIVERS GiRDEE.-YarietieS.
SWIMMING SCHoOL--Gentlemen from $50 ID /!
PIN.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

AtcEc:zGr1I Affairs
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
HEALTH OFFICER CHOSEN By LGTTRRY.-Mayor
Becknain yesterday q. ternoOn solved the health
officer question. The charter requires that the
mayor shall see that the laws OF Tue corporation
b. duly executed" and, as tn, sanitary laws re-
qura medical m IN to execute them, he yester
diy afternoon rfIu sted at the MAYORS Office the
ply sicans having the highest number OF votes at
the Joint council Councilman Hubert Snowden
physicians that the public good required him to
I'LL the place OF health officer by temporary APP
po.ntment until the council should m 7et in Octo-
per- He did not wish TO make q choice between
them because each had received i2votes In council,
and In selecting health officer he would proceed
might chose. Dr.. Smith suggested the appoint
ment OF DR.. Arthur SnoWden, but the mayor said
ha would confine his choice to tie two candidates
that receive IL votes ut the council meeting. 1t
was then suggested that the selection be decided
by lot Both physicians consented, and Councilman
words''healh Off ,er"was written. the others b'ing
blank. Each physician declared that the Fates
wo ssas favor so q the ohe ana srS
first blank card DR.. Jones followed and drew "the
health officer, "and the mayor accordingly selected
new health officer, is a native OF Fauquier, who
came here from Warrenton few years ago and
has built an Office and dwelling on the sit OF the
TO BE REMovED.-The Potomac Steamboat COM
pany, owning the Alexandra ferry. has informed
the city committee on streets that the house at its
wharf, placed beyond the building line, has been
only temporarily located there, and that when the
improvements now being made progress further
the house Will be removed within the building
line.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The Bavarian infantry
band, alter riding through the streets with music,
played lat night at free Open-air concert at the
Con cr:ia gardens, the frs. o. this kind of garden
concerts ever given llere.-The only prisoner at
the station house this morning is sailor named
Matelan, for refusing TO do duty upon his vessel.
The German Cooperative building assOcia-
LynchDurg convention delegates have gotten
homa safelv.-Thc Sinners beat the Stars at Car
Inns Springs, during the recent picnic there, by
to7.---Mr. X. L. Carne who has been eIcampe1
with a number or cadets near Ocean View. on the
chesapeake bay. returned this morning, having
broken up camp yesterday.
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The Courts.
PROBATE COCRT-.yud0o Hammer.

PROBATE COURT-Judge Hdgrer
To-day, James Murk's estate: citation to widow
titon OF VIM Mayse for letters OF administration
with renunciation OF John NJ. Palmer n,ed. Es-
tate OF Thomas Berry: answer Of guardian to ex-
ceptions filed: Estate OF Letitia w. Murphy; first
account and distribution by executor. H. W. Gar
nett, approved and passed. Estate OF Ida X. Davis;
order OF publication. The will Of the late
letters were ISSUED to his wife, Catherine
Mccarthy: bond $500. Estate OF John Coyne:
proof OF publication filed, will'admtted to probate
and letters issued TO +. Rit:enhouse bond 81 400
Estate OF Clara A. Hicks; order appointing W. w.
Hicks guardian to Thomas NJ. b. and Blanche NJ
Hicks: bonds $3.50. Estate OF Chauncey Smith;
administrator authorized to transfer certain stock
ti2 shares North Pl. pfd.) to his own name.
EQUlTY COURr--Judge James.
Yesterday, Wilmington agt. DougheTty; final
ratification OF sale. StinZel agt Otterback restrain
ing order granted. Central National bank agt
Heron; cause remanded TO auditor.
To-day, Nolte agt Note; decree directing all
mony 10 be paid. Washington Benevolent EndoW-
ment Associations; or :er allowing B. F. Leighton
TO intervene. Woodruff aRt, National Shelf nd
File Co.; On hearing.
POLICE CouRr-Judoe SHELL
To-day, Gus Blank. for assault on Mary Shana-
han; Benjamin Bsuersocks, for assault on TheO-
on Thomas Hall, were all fined S.. VIM. Davis,
colored, assault on Caleb Steel; $40 or 30 days
George johnson, colored, assault on Carrie john
son. his vile; IS or Is days. Hattie Harrison pro-
family: IS or days.
HUSBAND AND WIFE BOTH DEAD.--Evan Jones,
who committed suicide Tuesday by jumping from
a ferryboat between New York and Jersey city.
visited his Sick vile in Bellevue hospital Monday
| night, and learned there was no chance OF her
recovery. The couple had just been turned out OF
| their home for nonpayment OF rent Jones pasted
| note In his hat saying his wife was sick ana ne
| was tired OF life. His wife died Wednesday.
dispatch from Rome says the Pope is indis-
posed.
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KILLED WITH SOOTHING SYRUP-Coroner Keller
held an inquest Wednesday In New York over the
OF Carlton av nue., who died from the effects OF an
overdose OF soothing syrup. The jury recommend
ed the passage OF law prohibiting the sale OF
mixtures of this kind unless upOn the prescrnt1on
OF q regular MUSICIAN.
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SUICIDE OF A WEALTHY MAN.-Frederick Mat
thewS, who committed suicide In New York We'd
nesdaJ. was junior member OF the firm OF John
Matthews, soda water manufacturer In that
city. He was only 26 years OF age, was worth
S2oO,0O0, AMI was to re married In September to
Miss Fields, o! Jersey City. Up to his 2lst year he
was confirmed sOmuambuliSt. His father, Ar
chibad Matthews, committed suicide while yet
young man, shooting himself at the grave of
daughter, to whom he was deeply attached.
Young Frederick retired to his room Tuesday
evening In excellent Spirits telling the servant to
call him at seven in the morning, as he had an
engagement. When his room was entered in the
morning he was found dead, With pistol wound
over his heart.
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EL0PED WITH MARRIED MAN.-Society at the
east end OF Long Island Is agtated over an elope-
Alice Conkling, the eighteen-year-old daughter Of
William COnkling, q well-tO-dO farmer. has run
away with stephen Hickman, a carpenter. Hick-
married, and the father of a family, VINO are liv-
1ng1n Philadelphia. Miss COnking is an only child,
and Is heiresS to large estate. She Is described
as good looking. The runawayS are supposed to
he In New York city. Hickman had been at work
for Conkling and had made his home with the
family. He had passed as a single man until he
was Unexpectedly confronted by his wife, who
came on from PHILADELPHIA in search OF him.
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Asfa,rx ia West wa.hinxten

BUILDING AssoCIATIoH.-At the 18th regular
monthly meeting OF the Eleventh Building Assoc
cation held last night at Goddard's hail. 81 $40 IS
was disposed OF, being 10 shares retired at the
stock value rates Of Sei.76 per share.
STRICKEN WITH APoPL.xY.-Col. James A. Ma
gru1e7, We'll known CITIZEN formerly treasurer
OF the board o. public works. had an apoplectic
stroke Wednesday night, and is still In critical
condition.
BASE BAII--The Langley WAY B. r. club defeat
ed the Mutual Union i. b. club of Georgetown
yesterday It Langley. Score 13 to5
CONDITION OF TIE WATER-Great Falls, very
tufbii tSl: receiving res 'rvoir-DOrih connection.
do. ~, scu'h connection slightly tuibid %; dis
Irritating reservoir clear
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At North Weymouth, Mass, Daniel B. Phillipa
nesday night
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AT the instance OF the PHYSICIANS in Attendance
NJ the chilirens hospital the water In the pump
at l2th and Boundary streets has been analyZ ID
and found 70 be pure an WnOlesome.
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j. BEOCK has rcopnned his boot an shoe estab-
liShInent at SOP 9Th street
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Iha"dfp WIN AAiNTAiSiNd NUISANCE.
Warrants have been sworn out By Latham A.
Douglass, at the Police Court, against the Wash
instoa Gis-lght company, and also against Wm
Smith, a foreman OF the company, charging them
with maintaining q nuts ,ncA. They are charged
on the 2iSt day OF July, 1888 and on divers other
days between sid day AMI the 25th or the pres mt
month. with committing. erecting and maintain
IN q nuisance injurious to health. lot on Vir-
sLnia avenue, between 21th and IS il streets con-
sisting OF crushing, grinding aud burning of oys-
Ter shells, whereby nau,eOui doors and nOXiouS
gases arise and are generatcd.' There is q long
list of the names Of w;ne on the ,cks of the
warrants, WAC are residents In the mel .hborhood.
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o.
LUNCH all the very best Ladies' saloon first floor
The Yield Of Wheat
AS usual, the yield OF wheat Will be larger than
the estimates made In advance. We will have
plenty for bread and some to spare. OF the foods,
bread is prime necessity, like Perry Davis Pain
Killer among medicines. Both contribute to the
health. happiness and longevity OF families. The
former may not be SO necessary during the sum-
mer months, when fruits are In season; but the
latter then finds its speediest and best uses for the
complaints incident to hot weather require specific
treatment. II dangerous results are to be avoided
Ladies and All Sufferers
from neuralgia, hysteria, and all kindred COM
plants, will lind without rival Browns Iron Bit
tiers.
FARMINGToN. ILL-Dr. NJ. T. Gamble says: 81
prescribe Browns Iron Bitters In my practice and
1t gives satisfaction"
FORT STEVENSON, DAKOTA TER-Rev James
McCarty says: "Brown's Iron Bitters cured me Of
severe dyspepsia"
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To-Day ]. J. KCox, commissioner, by F. T.
Browning, Med Il bill against ID. II. Warner CT al
for the Sale Oh IT II, "a. l26
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

For THE OPGSIS at J. Brock, soc 18th ST., a fire
sewed kid button boot NJ Sl.5l. worth 81
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WITH every doz cabinet photographs j give
one iLrge or one nicely painted picture. Pau
IrdlleS photo srapher. : 9,n street IL. w.
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FACE AND ETE5IGHr itte l. Helnpier-s. 453 Pa av
FOH THE OPENING ut j. Brooks, 500 9TH ST., Che
Kid Newport tie. 752, worth 81.
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FoR THE OPENING at j. b Ocks, So 1th St,
very fine l!ne OF mems 5resS, Laced AMI button
boots at 4, worth $50
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AUGUSTA NCBLAIR ct al yesterday fled bill in
equity S5alE,t L. E. WaCgaInan ct al. 10 appoint
trustee and apply property as wlllci By John
GiiinhX.
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"AIderney Dairy WagOns.,,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in X-lb. "Ward" prints 35c per H.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per OF. Cream. iSc- pint
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MARSHALL Hail Safe.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
The reference in last Weln sday's STAR to the
storm at Marshall Hail. by which the Mary WASH
ing,on went aground. ocp urred by the breakin. of
her stern line and the pulling OF two outside piles
loose, the ripHin, OF the floor, etc. which has al
been put in thorough repair AMI complete Orler
for Sifety. There were no buildings blown down,
as stated, but TWO large locust trees Every
tig Is In perfect order and safety for excursion
lists to land. G. W. BAUER, Proprietor.
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LADIES' GOODS.

A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
"A Ladies' and Children's
BATHING SUITS, at
NJ. WILLIAMS,
1C1fe Trevise. Paris. 907 Pennsylvania avenue.
l have succeeded in procuring few more of those
JERSEY POLONAISE,
In Back and Garnet,
for which it was impossible to supply the demand
few weeks ago. .e7
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
xnd guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Understandings, Merino Undarxxaap
end finest Imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods.
French Corsets and Blistes. The Hercules" Sup.
porting Corset, for which Miss H. is special agent
and 81 Corset her own make. that the price
cannot be SURPASSED
NB.-French. German and Spanish spoken, as
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FUssZIL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out Of
town.
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BLACK SILK GRENADINES,

Black Silk Brocade Grenadines. every thread all pure
silE, reduced from 81. 30 to 15c. Black Brocale silk
Grenadines actual value 81 reduced Soc.
Wamsutta. Fruit Of the Loom and Dayol yard wi ia
Blesched Cottons reduced to S,sc.
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JApANEsE SCROLLS. TANa ETC.
ana Decorative Pictuses l. Jag Gould. s2l 9th Il M
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WHITE SUITS at greatly reiuced prices at ,
Williams.
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NoURNISS STORE removed, 30 1tl ST. Y0ung'S
Go there Tor bargains in white ana black COOlS.
WHITE bicycle shirts 81. Auer6acl 1th and IL
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THn R1eas F1nr INSURANCE ConpAsY,

THE R1aas F1RE INSURANCE CoxpAsY
BUILDINGS AND pERsoNAi PROPERTY IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ONLY.
Office. temporarily, 10C1 street northwest. VIII
remove to their permanent quarters No. 1881 street
northwest q soon as repairs completedabout Au
gust 18th.
II. W BEvERID0E, President
WIN. 8. THOMPSON, Vice President.
THOS. HYDE. Treasurer.
FRANCIS 2. M0HUN. Secretary.
Trusteee-M w. BeveTidge. T. NJ. Hanson. Thog
Hyde, VIM. q. Morrison, N. W. Burchell e. s. Hutch
inson. Jno. Jay Knox. John Sherman. VIM. 8. Thomp-
son. jy1S- I'm
NyHE lotto" GAS ENGINE
Requires boiler. avoids an expensive attendanoe
no loss Ct time no handling fuel and ashes + q
used extensively for running PASSENGER and FREIGHT
Elevators. Sewing Machines. Meat Chopper Printing
and Ltthographic Presses, Coffee Mills Roastere. Pa
gine runs with exteme moothness and regnlarity Of
SPEED the least number Of working paxa and
great simplicity Of mechanism.
For parhcuars % 9 pEices &c. apply ct Once Of
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Ladies and All Sufferer,
LANDLORDS Rhenlsh Cologne.

LundbOrg'S Rhenish Cologne
Milwaukee Beer,
&c. stOvepipe-drawn from ,cO0d.
-U KNIGHT, 1882 Penna. avenue.
Don't Die i'm the House.
"ROugh on Rats" Clears out rats, mice reaches
bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chipmunks, gophers
l5C, 10
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~ deleterous substance enters into the composition
of Ayers Cathartic Pills. On the contrary. they prove
Of special service to those who have caIomel and
other mineral poisons medicines and feel their nu
rious effects In such cases Ayers Pills invaluable.
A LADY WRITES: 81 HAVE USED AYERS SAR-
"A saparia in my family for many years. and could
not keep house without it. For the relief Of the pains
consequent upon female weaknesses and Irregularities
l consider it without an equal" jy26
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGMA. OFFICER. ]
wAsBIvGToS, DC, July %. 1881, s:3o y "a.
Rl DAY.

For the Middle Atlantic states, iair followed by
partly clouiy weather AMI local rdIa5 in the
northern portion, winds mostly from south TO
west, stationary or lower barometer, rising tenn
perature.
sPECINL BULLETTS-A RISE IN TEMPERATURES INDI-
GATED.
Inc following speech jrinpsTat ure were reported
a. a. m: lstp0rt. So; Montreal, $50: Quenec,
629 Mt W5siinst9n. i65 Cleveland, 49,; Air" I,
g.; st Paul, Ole: Denver, 1oo; Washington, ~
The Indications are that the temperature VIII Else
to-day and Saturday ia New England ana the
m.idt" Atlantic states. with local rains in New
E9gl md and the northern pOr Ions o. the middle
safes on ,turtay followed sunday by sli thtlT
cooler We. ther. Clearing and cooler weather Is
Indicated on Saturday ior The Lake region.
HAWKS GREAT M,RREp DowT SALE, si6 eth
street and 1922 PeDnSylv mia avenue:
LtGf, : Sf.J0 fine OX:Ort.'s md taSSar'S Il.
L1diCS' jersey Lily Slippers worth -, now 81. 25
LADIES' hand or m; chine s"wed Ties and Low
Button, from $l.23 reduced to IS cents
Ladies' 81 and 81 p Opera Slippers, down 10 c.
AMI IS cents
Ladies' cOmfortabl, House Slippers, Is and &C.
Han l-SeWed Kid and gClt tuition Boots. 30
Misses and chiliren'S Slippers regardless Of
cost.
Cents hand-stitchol Low Shoes way doWn.
Gents Canvas Shoes down 10 81 u.
Odds aud ends az half price.
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Don't Die I'm the House.

Milwaukee Beer.
&c. SchOOner-drawn from GOOD
r KNIGHT, 1872 Penna. avenue.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEArH.-Yesterday
afternoon during the thunder storm colored man
nimei Nick Gort!en entered the office OF the Local
Telegraph Co, at 1908 street, and accidentally
placed his body in communication with the ground
wire OF the lightning arrester when q bolt Of
lightning entered the office. The man gave a yell
and fell to the floor, where he remained uncon-
sciouS for ten or fl teen minutes. Rastoratives
W re applied BY Mr.. j. Emmner. the manager, af-
ter which he was sent home. Mr.. McCheS ney, the
manager OF the local express, Was also badly
shaken up.
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HssSs GREAT M,rsEp Dows SALE, sis eth

Cents hand-stitchel Low Shoes way down.
Gents Canvas Shoes down 10 81 II.
Odds aud ends az half price.
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o. n. TOW SON,
0S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK
South Side.

A MOTHER LOT BOYS SAILOR SUITS JUST Ar
frice, g. 80 g. Is and $225 They are cheaper than
nnenA
Great deduction in Mems and Boys Csesimere Suits
to close out.
Our goods Rt no nshts. Straw Hats at Strengthening
Prices.
Ladies' and Mems Low Cut Shoes 1t Great Reduction
to close out.
J. W. SELBY,
3e23 1914 and 1915 Pennsyiyania ayenrA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-27

SORELY AFF1ICTED.-Mr. Michael j. OBrien,
well-known plumber residing in the northwestern
AZ street, between and d, has been very sadly
afflicted this week. On Monday evening he was
suddenly struck dumb. his vocal organs becoming
paralyZed and List evening he, lost the 81 ht Of
both eyes.