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Killed a Nlan with an Iron Rar

R0CKLAND, Me, August AT Vfnal Haven on
saturday afternoon, Patrick Cane. a quarryman
struck Murdock Campbell with an iron bar and
vented from doing so. Campbell died at 7 O'Clock
sanity.
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The Cholera Death List.

oNE HUNDRED AND TEN BRITISH SOLDIERS AMONG
THE VICTIMS.
, ALEXANDRIA, August 6-One hundred and ter
d islsn soldiers have died from cholera In Egypt
since the outbreak Of the disease
TO, STUDY THE EPIDEMIC.
PARIS, August 6-M. Jules Avonszolm, professor
o. organic chemistry, has been ordered TO 40 tC
Esypt, and study the features OF the cholera cpl
demic there.
EUROPEAN VICTIMS IN ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA, August 6.-Seven persons, mos,
OF them Europeans, died here yesterday from
cholera.
CASE At BEYR0UT.
BEfRoUT, August Ga sentinel at the lazarett(
mere has been attac ked with cholera.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ma,oNiC;rA srIcIAL ALCoMMUSICATIoS
be 1s@1s s@PSH on NJ Z bAA sh
.:aft at c'ciock for the n!rrose Of atsnliae
r s h6G n4shlsS Ii Of sili
are n5'i EAKrek GGasS Of deseSry sas M M
.va,,s Of IS s1lIZ \ 81 MEKIz RI No Ilo3 leansyyana
a er ss With to the maxi an Immediate settlement
5s5HzR 5SS5 il; 5: SSAHttS: HtAs$z
Room %. 472 Louisiana avenue. an6-2t.
- FIGsT rI; Go;oPERAIIXE BT1LDING Asso-
FIAHlpf FIksf t2spaY IS hopfft9MN of ZION MONTH
DASmAWA{ HALL COR HIGH and PROSPECT Sis.
0' ROW OPEN EN- ~ ~ ''''''N'
l rses sha srrs -four ;sosh s 1Spay
Of this association over Al 5Ss Ghsri iErrcu President
GEO. W. KING. Secretary aust
r-g- ICE CREAM SODA. FIVE CENTS PER
lMUNCAsTER HowAED's PHARMACY.
jy21 Corner 9TH and streets northwest.
go oFFI%SE % OF lHE BoAED OF lQUA1IzA-
' AI''0f'' j june I ne5s 18th. H. 1853.
The Beard Of TquaEza:en Of the assessment Of the
March 3. 1888 wi be in session daily and hear con-
lT0 at wisS time s the s snd
nos VII be finally completed and reported to the Com
All taxpayers are invited TO examine the books in this
office which contain the new assessments Of their
s s ''as' Of the ''""'''iSSfi GSslR r
sy 1nt fkEEbMASs ssSiNas ssShSssSiS6HH AND Thusr 81
wAsH1sGroS D: c., July 18th, 1888.
NGtee is hereby giy n to the depostors and other
ifTsT coMfa that final dividend fs Of seven ATp Hep
ee.t s Wac deesred in their favor the l2h of May
a, the office OF the Commissioner Of said Company in
III ferositors who have not vet f,raras t,oi hooks
for is divi' end requested 10 do Books
and forwarded to the 'Ccmrris ioner of % tn. Freed
nans Savings and Trust Company Washing on. D. G."
idend is :ls2 397 - of which about .i45 900 has
2oeo5w JNo. JAY KNOX. Commissioner.
80 Having ereaty incre1s our facilities by the
t1 OF an Electric Light Ma hine together
don OF the weather aud are prepared to furnish with
hoto Engraving. fer either relief or print
DESIGNS an1 estimates furnished upon application.
The LAUTFN INGKAvINa COMPANY.
NI6 1425 New York avenue.
VrFiess asoFrs Pns Pine MahSsany eSss4Gy Nsn Walnut
and Ash and Poplar.
ri,,;as spes-1ty In Cabinet aad W1ts Oak
to ali parts oi the City 1'''''' 'fo"'"' Oen'efe'
WM. MCLEAN son,
te23 18th and streets northwest.
r-So SAalL S. sHEDD.
400 9th street northwest.
FINE GAS FIXTURES. SLATE MANTELs. FURN-
AC. AND RANGES.
ie1s PLUMBING AND TIMING.
~ THE ORIGINAL POLAR SODA,
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS,
Without change OF quantity and quality fully main
t9ined.
,e5 -' 0A'-' D 'n 'He A'en"e' near tue treasury
Z ~ GAS FIXTURES!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY TO
ST. ICT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
tLEASL CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
f2o E. F. BROOKS.
FARMERS WHO AHE INTER- STED IN
GcS GROWING CROPS
CHFAPLY AND SUCCESSFULLY SHOULD WRITE
US FOR OUR PAMPHLET ON PURE FEkIIL-
1ZtRS.
good fertilizer can be made at home for about s12
ton by compostng with POWELL'S PREPARED
References in every State Agents wanted for unoc.
cupled territory. Apply with references.
Brown CHEMICAL CO..
Manufacturers of
POWELL'S T1P-TOP BONE FERTILIZER BONE
POTASH. AMMONIA. &C.,
t29 l6 likht street. Baltimore, Md.
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The Presidents Popularity.

LETTERS FAvORING SECOND TERN.
The Chicago Daily Ne,cs Il week or two ago
mailed letters to prominent men In various part:
OF the country soliciting brief expressions o.
their judgment upon the character OF Presiden,
Arthurs administration. The Ne,cs on Friday
last. the occasion Of President Arthur's first vis
to Chicago since his nomination., published nearly
fifteen columns Of the reDlieS to its Inquiry.
Inc replies are without exception highly com
mendatory The sentiment expressed towards
tne PRESIDENT Is ''w"l done. COOL and faithful ser
want" Representatives Miller, Brown, Harmer
Evans and Lawrence, OF Pennsylvania, all declare
mat @ he has steadily grown in popular favor and
has won the confidence OF the people. Mr.. Grier
OF pennsylvania. the original Garfield man, who
singiy and alone voted for Garfield from the first
citation of the President. Senators Harrison, In.
gals, Frye, Sabin. Dawes, Malone and ex-senator
Saunders join In the approval Of the Presidents
dent Potter, OF Union college; President Chamber.
lain of BowdoIn, AMI President Barnard, OF Co
lumSa, call him wise judirious. hlghmindd ID
esteem through RIehari Smith and Murat II Il.
stead, OF Cincinnati: A. W. Camnbell. OF West
ylrglnla: George VIM. Curtis: Of New York. and
man, who nils the presidential oirice :e''' in i,
Mr. ne mastead THINKS Mr. u ArPup has OF
right TO be candidate for another term. VIM.
curtis says he has won the ''approval Of the
country" In behalf Of the pulpit Henry Ward
eecher says he can hardly imagine how the
p resident could have dom better Represent ,tives
kasson, Belord and Taylor, the latter the late
Pre- mt Garfield's successor in Congress- voice
the general sentiment or nraise, Mr. Taylor say
Ing The Presidents success has been IN ,rv-louS
C. +: Fdrwell, OF Chicago. and Web ter Flanagan.
or Texas. favor Mr.. Arthur'S renomiuation, and
Mr Grler. of Pennsylvania, above quoted, squints
the same way by saying that many WHO once
secuted the Presidents renomination now look
with favor upon it. Hon. Nathan Gnff OF West
Virginia. writes that under Arthur's leadership
the aarty has grown stronger and will enter the
next contest conf1d mt OF victory. Harriet Beecher
absence) have nom but good words for the Execu-
tive. Charles Dudley Warner praises him highly
ex-COmm1ssiOner or Revenue ,um does not st MT
his praise, and Mark Twain wrote the following
original reply:
DEAR SIR: I am but one In the IS. 600 01O; STILL
In the opinion OF this One-f ty-frtn mil oath OF
the cOuntry'S population, it would b. hard indeed
TO better President ArthurS ministrat.on. But
DON'T decide till yOu hear from the rest.
HARTFORD, CONN, Aug. 2. MARK TWAIN.
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The Outrage on Little Gcrtie Virtz
THE PERPETgATcR IN I.u

THE fEBPETSATcR IN JAIL.
hAGERsTowN, ND, August Edward Carr, the
Perpetrator OF the outrage upon little Gertie
Nirz, near Sandy Hook, last week, was can
turcd last night, near Knoxville. about two miles
from SANDY Heck. He was committed to 1ail here
tnlS morning. Carr confessed his crime.
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DRY GOODS.
DE1 GooDs REDucr1oSs."
TRUNNEL 4 CLARK,
Sll NJ A u 4 L T

As the season advances have made still further reduc-
tons Ill lrices to close.
i he great job which sold in HANDKERCHIEF;
at l5c. reduced from 25c., We have now made price
i2l1c f
s!tced t. &c for all sizes "a grand bargain! One
lot O. Ets Fancy HALF HOSE Csc. reduced from sOc
tuil IT gular.
a Jou III WHITE INDIA LINEN. Csc. reduced from
% .. &c. JOB lot OF plain white pure LINEN LAWN,
81 &c. never SOD for lcss than SOC.
big job In all Linen HUCk TOW ELS. 12kc In this
oelartnieHt we are Offering many ba gains. Also, q
grand barHain in German ,arnask NAPKINS large
SIZE all L very heavy, %. We sold it for
less than Il 30 before.
Ladies should inspect our DRESS GOODS, SILKS
&c, pciore rurchas ns. as We have splendid assOrt-
sUN GMBktLLAS and PARASOLS will be sold at
Bes. PRINTS &c. REMNANTS &C.
All DOMESTlCS AT ROCK BOTTOM"
ONE PnICc."
jy2S All M,rl q, Sno.o
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Tclegraphic RrscS.

Henry C. Townes' grocery store and awcninc
ana j. *. RobinSon'S cabinet shop. at uoodwiclc
center, Mass. was burned this morning Loss
estimated AT $4,000; partly Insured
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- PHiiApEIfHIA, Pa, August 6-The boy Edward
Iro-uen, who fatally stabbed William Walker
was to-day sent 20 the house OF refuge under COM
m'tment OF magistrate. He will rem ain there
unless the district attorney determines 10 place
him on trial ~ f
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MiikEsBARRE, PA, August 6-Wm. Fees OF
fh'SpurE, iel from an excursion train on the
Lrhigh Valley railroad and the cars passed over
MS bo1y, which was horribly mangled He was
removed 10 the hospital alive, but he cannot
recover.
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PERMITS To RrIIp,



Justice Helmick at noon today decided the &c.
| tion brought by Hop Sing against oseph c. Pean
to recover possession or house No. 844 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, the hearing OF which case was re-
ported In The STAR OF last Wednesday The court
room Was as at the time OF the hearing filled with
Crlesttals. An attache or the Cuinase legation
who was present, Was questioned Informally by
the Justice, and gave it as his opinion that
the contract exhibited by Hop Sing, purporting
10 be signed by Peanwas not 81 gned by Pean In
delivering his opinion Justice ii. lmick conced &C.
cordlng 10 the preponderance or the evidence, that
the contract was properly signed and the money
paid. The translit onssof the contract In posses
sion OF the court did not, however, contain a word
about the lease or possession or the house. More
over, the defendant had reserved the right 10
either give poSs sSion or forfeit the sum OF $780,
which condition was accepted by the plaintiff.
H. seemed 10 the court that II the contract was
genuine the plaintin had his remedy In an action
for damages. He, therefore, gave Judgment for
the defendant. Mr.. Pean, therefore. viii continue
la the peaceIul possession OF his laundry.
The BELT LINE DRIVERS STRIKE.-The strike or
the Bit line street car drivers Saturday, for
shorter hours and Increase OF pay from 81 80 TO
s1.75 day (mentioned I'm Saturdays starr, has
been temporarily settled by the action OF the su-
Ing the meeting OF the directors on Wednesday:
Mr. A. Nj. Clapp. the only director OF the company
In town on SATURDAY. took the responsibility OF
seeing the additional 25 cents paid until the board
meets. IL appears that the drivers. "a In number,
about two weeks ago signed petuon, very re-
spect ul In language. asking an increase or wages
but by some mistake 1t was not sent 10 the board.
When last week q new schedule was
arranged, which some or the drivers
contend will Increase the number OF hours
they thought II was bearing on them FOO hard.
Consequently, most OF them struck, and for a few
hours they were idle AT pre- sent they make ten
trips per day at 81. SO. and II is conceded many
or the stockholders that this is small pay, but the
average OF the receipts is low In comparison
with the other roads and that they cannot pay as
much as other roads. Many favor the In.
crease, however. and Mr.. Lee Barns, the superln.
tendent, has no doubt but that there will be It's
factory arrangements made on Wednesday even
ing.
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FHfLApsIPHiA, August &-The coroner to-daH
held an inQugs in the case OF James SMELL aced
seven years. who died on Saturday from ip,uSie0
which were supposed 60 have been caured by X
missile thrown by playmate named shaw Eyi-
dence was presented showing that the lad sneil
had fallen against q stone step, and the fury
rendered verdict Of accidental death. Shaw was
discharged.
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knights Templar En Route for Sar
EraNCiSCO

TORONTO, ONT, Auyust 6-The Boston Com
mandegy OF Knights Templar passed through this
cliy at one O'Clock this morning on their way
intended to regale the members, was dispensed
with, the comm ,ndery being behind the schedule
time OF their trip
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Arrested at Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS, ONT, August 6-Levi ID. Jar
Iard the aoSc0nding treasurer from New jersey
mas been arrested here. Proceedings for his extra
dItion are ir progress.
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UMMER GooDs
AT SUMMER PRICES
40 inch BAT1STE NOVEL PATTERNS at l8c,
SCOTCH GIN HAMS REDUCED.
FRENCH SATINES REDUCED
POINTED LINEN LAWNS REDUCED,
FRENCH LAWNS REDUCED
INDIA ALISENS-SPECIAL PiiICE
Handsome Designs in Domestic Lawns and Cling.
hams. &c., l0c. and l2kc.
PERSIAN LAWNS. FRENCH NAINSOOK, INDIA
MULLS. DOTTED MUSLINS
We closed out lot Of Misses Hose worth 75c. we sell
for 25c.
s. L. HEMPSTONE,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WI MARKET SPACE.
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Spanish RevOiutiOnists.
OUTBREAK OF TROOPS WHO PRONOUNCE FOR A

0OIbnEAh UF IKUUPS WHO PRONOUNCE FOR A RE-
PUBLIC
MADRID, August 6-The outbreak among Span-
lsn troops. reported from Portugal, occurred In the
CITY OF Ba aoZ capital OF the province OF the same
name Ine garrison OF the town, numbering zoo
men. pronounced for republic, the constitution
OF 1869 and Ruiz Gorilla for president The troops
and the people fraternize. Several regiments OF
press the rising.
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FATAL FIRE IN SAN FRANCIsCo.-A fire on Post
street, San Francisco, SATURDAY morning, was the
greatest In extent or area that has occurred In
that city since 1875 Over two-thrds or the entire
bio X Is In ashes From q little below Suffer on
stockton street to the armory on Post street
everything was enveloped In a seething mass OF
nSme. but the fre was confined within these
boundaries by the efforts or the Rremen. harry
Morgan, an actor, was burned TO death, and sew
eral other persons were fatally Injured by Jump.
ing from windows The losses 10 Is believed. 40
not exceed s200.000; insurance, $4,000
THE KUKLUx KLAN AT WORK.-A telegram -
the New Yo Times from Chattanooga, Tenn,
August 5, says: band OF kukluxers have posted
notices I'm BledSoe county notifying a number oe
Cromineut citizens TO leave the country or theY
will be murdered and their houses will be burned
The parties threatened are witnesses against D
large number Of moonshinerA Great excite0ons
prevails
Hanlan says that he viii accept LaycockS 0Iai-
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THE CoNTRAcT for granite lDr the post ONCE at
Baltimore has been awarded to the Cape Ann
Granite company at <c2a,al6
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LEEsBURG. August 5.-The authorities have sent
for Flave Guy, the colorad boy. who committed
murder upon an old man, In this place. fortnight
ago. He was caught In Harris0nburg, Pa, O FEW
days since.
Mr. VIM. Cline's barn, with all ITS contents, was
burned today. The fire caught from sparks from
an engine or the w. u. d. w. r. r., which runs
within a hundred feT or the barn. Loss about
81 ,100 fabout $500 OF this the tenant); nsur.
ance $500 or $500 only.
The up-train was delayed until nearly o'clock
The engine was thrown I'm a ditch near the track
and one car thrown on. No one was hurt
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Saratoga Races To-day

SARATOGA. N Y, August 6-The first race. A
daSh OF nye furlongs roT maldeus under two wears
resulted In dead heat between Uenap ana
Nsicher; King Kyle third. Time :Oia.
Ihe second race. one mile and a uurlOnc was
Won oy owen Rowling; BUccaneer second and
tested. ~
The third race, three-quarters or a nile, was
Sedan third. Time :l5N
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ARREST OF A GANG OF RAILROAD CAR ROBBERs-
Dick Lindsay, his son Thomas Lindsay, Ellis
Rho les, Mace Jones ana VIM. West, members OF
gang OF railroad car thieves. were arrested In
Brooklyn, Ill, opposite ST. Louis, yesterday These
men all colore 4, and belonged TO the same
gang or which several members were arrested
some weeks ago and are now ia jail at Belleville,
III. Fourteen or the gang have so far been ar
rested. and the prospect that all the remainder,
seven In number, Will be captured IN a few days,
when one OF the most effective bands OF rail road
thieves ever organ,zed will have been thoroughly
broken up Mace Jones Is the man who killed
Town Marshal Green, IN Brooklyn, last Tuesday
night, and Dick Lindsay and Rhodes shot and very
seriously wounded a Car watchman named Mclean
three weeks ago.
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willing to Die Like Webb.

noted swimmer OF Lockport, n Y, Capt j. D.
Rhodes, proposes to run the whirlpool rapids,
where Capt. Webb and hundreds of Others we
lost their lives, In swimming arnor OF Which he
Is himself the inventor. He desired to rake ar
ransements with the park cont any. Offering to
deposit 81 GOO with them as security, but Snp'rn-
to the suicidal attempt Rhodes then replied that
he should come 10 the falls, and IL the auhorl les
would not give him an opportunity lie would cross
to the Canadian Site and try IL.
Bebril, the English professional swimmer, and
rival OF Capt Webb announces his Intention OF
attempting to swim the Niagara F lis whirlpool
He says he believ s h. can safely breast the pool
and believes Webb could have done 1t If he had
gone about 1t properly.
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The Nlarkefa.

BALTIMORE. August 6-yirgfnia sizes second
seri - 51S; Dew ten fortes. 32 threes aa. bid
BALTIMORE, August 6.-Cotton higher m d,llins
loiS Flour steady and quet-I!oward street and west.
ern sner 32oaS'S do. extra. 4.t0a4 as. do. family
eoa6 80; do. Rio brands, 0a6. -. Patapsco family
20: do, surerative patent $50. Wheat-southern
active AID ri western, SPOT higher. option stead
southern red. l3al IA y, do amber, L. l5al IL; No.
Mary land. Il In; No. western winter red spot
snd August IA al l.a; September. LIS. al. isr.
southern hrmer: do western neglected southern white
6oaS2h: do. yellow. 61s63; western mixed. spot
6oa6l august 6Clsa61: September. co ,l,oi err
6lss6lSa; steamer, 54ss bid Oats-old. steady: new
irreSuar southern, 3sa4a; western white, 4ls43. do.
mixed 39a4l fennsylsania. 4os43. Rye steady
70 choice Pennsylvania aud Maryland. lsOaai7 90
Provisions quiet and steady. Mess pork Ii. Bulk
neats-sloulders and clear rib sides. packed aas7s a.
hacon.shoultlers. ~ clear rib sides, o.. Hams
lo'.alG. Iard-refned lO'a. Butter steady western
PACKED Sale; creamery, lsa23. Eggs quiet and easy
i6al' Petroleum dui i-rclined. 7isa7s. Coffee dull
hio carg"cs, ordinary 10 fair, SO. snear quet-A
soft, IA copper refined steady. l4aalah. Whisky
quiet and steady, l.l6 yal.l1 Freghts Liverpool
per steamer steady-cotton, 5-32a3 led; four 81
grain. 5 ga6d Receipts-nour. 2sl tarrtls; wheat
242 600 bushels corn 600 bushels; oats 900 bushels
rye, 1000 bushela. Shlpme,ts-whcat So 0GO bushels
sales-wheat. 439. 600 bushels, corn. 00o bushels
LETTER CARRIERS TO BE PRoMorEp-Four letter
carriers at the city post oce will shortly be pro-
NOTED TO the 81 900 grade. under the law providing
for annual promotions. The vacancy In the ranks
or The substitutes has not yet been filled, all hough
the examination papers or the candidates have all
been passed apon.
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EAsToN, Pa. August 6-Sabato Alexander the
liaiidn murderer was sentenced this morning 20
oe hanged. While on the way 10 prison with the
snerln the murderer attempted suicide by cutting
MS throat with piece of chisel. which he had
concealed In his pocket The wound is about two
incheS long, but Is not considered dangerous
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Young NAN SHOT DEAD BY CONCEALED AssAs-
sINs.-A son OF Mr.. Matthew Beck was o. Saturd Nv
aSSaSs1natet by parties conce led in an ambush
while going along the highway near Jackson,
MISS. , few & days ago in fight with three
negroes he killed one OF their number, and IL is
thought that he was killed by the two survivors
large party is hunting for the suspected negroes
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District Govern ment Affairs
DISTRICT COLLECTIONS,


comparative exhibit o Di- trict collections
mide 10y commissioner Vest between the months
OF July last year and this shows s:-Collections for
july. lss2, e5i,S0l6i do, 1888. $56,5l536 excess
&, ,21392
IMPROVEMENT OF SOUTH WASHINGTON.
In accordance with the Su gge ston made by Com.
missioner imonds saturday To the delegation OF
property owners In South Washington, who de-
sire the Improvement or q street, Mcssrs f. ID.
Wright, Robert O'Neill, ThoS Brown. JAS Fraw-
| ley, Peter McNary. Edward Fitzgerald ana Dennis
Toomey to-day called upon Nice President West
| or the board or Commissioners, and renewed In
writing, the application for the Improvement OF
| that street, which Will probably enter into the
next estimates.
PERMITS To RrUp.
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwlsle as follows: {. II. Arrow, repair Frame
north side Water street. between High and Poto-
mac streets, Georgetown $50. ST. Jones. repair
brick. 22) 18th street NV: sll0 d. II. Webster
repair frame, 1l25 street Sc: $500 Browning a.
Middleton, repair brick, Clio Pa ave. NV; s4O0
w. U. DennlSon, repair BRICK, 823 street n. w. !;
$3O0 Jerrard Mckenney, erect a two-Story dwell
Ing. llth street Sc, between n and o; $500 Or.
May, repair brick, l22S street NV; 1900 Mr.
Waterson, repair brick store and dwelling l25
Pa ave- $3.50. David Nachman, erect store and
dwelling, s. h, between and streets e.; 81. .4OO
IhomaS Graham, erect a atwo-story store room,
Va. ave-. between ~ and 9th streets s.w $500
II. SChuZe, repair brick 1871 street n. W. $500
Judge A. .. Adds, erect a thrO-Story a basement
dwelling. lass. ave-, between Eth and 18th streets
NV: $4,000. James Clough erect frame dwell.
Ing, Unontown, DC; $780,
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BLACK SILK GRENADINES,

Bacx Silk Brocade Grenadines every thread all purs
saA, rednced from II. so to 75c Black BcOcslla silk
"renadnes. actual value 81. reduced TO Soc ~
n, Mam9ntta. Fruit Of the Loom and Dayol ward wide
bieached Cottons reduced to S1<c, ~
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Closing Our SUMNER UsDEnsu1nrs.
eo, Cent GauZe Shirts 3 for 81,
All sly finest Linen Collars 81, 50 per dozen.
finest 4-py Linen Cuffs, s25 cts. a pair
Cns ne iIpy Linen uffs 20 Cts a pair.
Sooo Suspeaders for Is cts a pair
snm'ilcr Neck Wear almost given AWAY
SAA Ae Dress Shirts made to order for &C. at
MEGINNISS,
je2o 1coo = s.,oo. -.,,,
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