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A Tune o. Br.urr
rov

A Tune o. Br.urr
Isl JOY FOREVER
You all know this: but many do not know that we
carry the largest assortment Of
ROLLED GOLD PLATE JEwELRY
In the city and that take especial PRIDE not only to
keep stock always complete but that We are con.
tinually in receipt of the
LATEST PRODUCTIONS
of our eastern manufactures
THE MOST LOVELY DESIGNS
are not the exception but the re and to ~ our
Jewelry Department Is u JOY forever
woRDEGs NEVER CEASE,
and surprise follows surprise. when you find how de.
liyhtfully cheap everything is offered and how far
dollar will go. tudiciously invested
MANY A YOUNG HEART IS MADE HAPPY.
and many lovers quarrels healed by timely pres.
glance her lover il bis wooings were rein
forced by any Of the handsome articles Of Jewery we
display.
IT BEATS THE WORLD
as an article for Presents to younx nd old and the
markable LOWNE,S OF OUR PRICES brinss Il within
reach Of everybody.
The extraordinary length Of time our goods retain
their color Is astonishing and can quote instances
where they have been WORN FOR TEN YEARS with.
out particle change Of color We shall be glad you
Will call in and look over our stock
II. SILVERBERG l. CO.,
sl1 7TH srBEEr NORTHWEST,
sui Near Pennsylvania avenue
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A Whole Family Poisoned.

on SATURDAY evening last the family Of Charles
DICKINSON. OF Raleigh county, West Va. made ar
engagements ID spend the night away from the
house leavinglt In charge Of coored servant girl
Just before the family lett this girl completed the
locked oy member OF the family. On Sunday
morning an returned. At the noon meal the milk
was freely used IN cooking and Tor drinking. Fol.
lowing Tue dinner, the family, accompanied ty q
nelgloor VINO had dined with them, attended Sab
pain scnoo az church two miles distant During
ses sS, 70, OF We school they were taken III and
oered and physician sent for. On his arrival he
pronounced It q case Of arsenical poisoning. The
mix was suo1ec ed 10 test, and arsenic IN large
gu antilles was found The family was conveyed
70 IT'S nome, where two have died and others are
nos expected TO recover The colored servant girl il
under arrest
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A Candidate i'm Kansas.

From the / hi adel phia all
Prominent Kansas Citizen" Come, pard, take
drink"
Stranger" No, thank you; l never drink.
"Never drink"
"Non
wall. II that don't beat all I've lived In these
parts nigh onto forty years, and you are the fi,St
man | ever seed that wouldn't drink ali he couid
get Who be you, anyhow?"
MY name Is st. john
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How it Is Done.

from the View Or cans Pfcayune
The mo1ern young girl is SOLICITORS for q shanely
form, ana IN order 10 improve the size OF her lowe
limbs, exercises vigorously Her method IS 10 81 ant
erect and then raise herself unti her heels leave
the noor, leaving her ili weight the balls of the
feet. Another musele-ceyeioping move Is 10 bend
the knees as far rs possible without lifting the heeIs
from the fioor Infd method is TO get IN ana do
the f1ini.y marketing tor the oserwOrked mother
run the sewing machine an hour or two a day. ana
trOt I'D ami dJWn stairs IN order 10 save The
mother steps These last IRE somehow not popular
with the gir.S
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Salts Against Middleton 4 Co.

Yesterday suits were fled against Middleton
Co. by Gen IL d. MuSSey. 10 recover balances o:
deposits on iniiy.lual accounts il 10. lows: John
Curine. 10 Us OF !. IL Wilmer. for Il ~ 80: A III.
tIn.r, Tor =, u1i3i; and Dr. W. W. Goiding, for
So IA -
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SILKS AND E1vErs

CA1-hS 1ANO ELVETS
BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET al M
COLORED SILKS. 500 FANCY SIMS ~
co ORED SILK 81 so reduced to al IN
BLACK SILKS sl25. reduced to SLIGO.
CASH P-.1CES. NO CREDIT
CARRIERS I'll MARKET SpAcl
BLACK CAsHMEkLS double width. pure wool,
o74 50 81. IS.
Double Width BLANKETS s. co.
CLOTH, for Boys wear 81 and 90
s!eached TABLE linen.75 re luced 10 So
COLORED CASHMERES ture WOOL douhla ,vxd,h
81, 80 81, IS '
COLORED SATINS. 50 BLACK sArrxs IN
BROCADE BLACK SILKS. rs
BLACK SILKS. 81 reduced to 81 50
New York Mills SHEETING COTTON
widest and best q
BLACK CASHMERE s41AWLS. pure WOO, a. IN
Good G NTON FLANNELs
Nuns YELLING, widest. double-width pure ,-oo,
tblack.) 30 po'o WOOL
REMNANTS OF SILKS. COLoRED AND BLACK
cASHMFREs An DRESS GooDsAr
LESS THAN COST
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District Government Affairs.

SfNtIahf NFNUIIIUN Of The CITf.
AZ no time within the history or Washington has
us sanitary CONDITION been be- Ter. The streets anil
alleys are Kept cG2D, the depTeSs d places in pave
ment> ars being repaired, the dliefS are well lined
ana deCd0glLet As VII as the streets and cutters
where fOunl neces,.rT.
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THE DEUTERONOMY CoUSrEKFErTs-A St
found on the person OF John Hoicomb. the oojd
brick swindier, who was arrested I'm that CITY on
sunday. have been Identified as issued from the
cetsefated Doy!e-breekway plates which IL was
supposed had all been turned over to he govern.
Elrnt 10y brockway at the time the compromise was
made with him. The plates were engraved bv
boy and Uirich, and are the most Uerrecf eyer
made. he bills are new aud crisp and the Scorer
service department Is excited the prOsnect ~
several hundred thousand dollars being in cfrr,,
lall0l. ROicOinb was held In 9. 600 io-dIy
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FRu1r o. TIM Loou Cor7ox

FRu1r o. THE LOOK Corros.
Yard Wide Best M2ka
CENTS
Cent?
sEEksUCKER GINGHAars, Sk cents.
DRESS GINGHAMs, Check Styles. ea< cents
F1GCRED LAwNs-F1aURED LAwNs-soent
INDIA LINEN. shc. l0c. l2xc
CAL1coEs. &C. cA1Icoxs e.
Brussels CARPETS FAN Styles, 75c: SOC. asc. $40
r afh-r Proof Bed licking. l5c., 18c
" h1te WOot Fianneis. l8c., 2Oc,, &c.
anton Flannels &C.. &c. l0c
ingram Carpets, fall tyle~ S0c. s7c N. AZ.
liable Damask. 25c. Soc, 37c
Gn1:drsns Hose, no seams 15c
BLACK Cashneres. ali wool SIC. 40c Isc s0c
SPECIAL BARGAIN
LADIES' FLANNEL sUIrINa. Navy Bin. nro,,
Myrtle. Black and Garnet. ut 12k cents
wsON's.
-. eS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South siaa.
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1IeteOrs by the Million.

THE EARTH NOW UNDERGOING A FIERCE BOMBARp-
AEST BY THE STRAY SHELLS OF SPACE
From the Boston Herald
The Garth ls now passing through the stream of
August meteorS, generally seen in the northweS-
Tern SKY after midnight. A single observer under
la'ofaDie circumstances sees from six to eight
meteors an hour. But he sees only one-fth or one
sixth OF tnose visible above his horizon The total
NUMBER therefore visible hour at given station
Is ABOUT 3D. Ii We should multiply Lnls BY "a we
should get over 500 as the number visible ut given
po.nt Oh The eartn'S surface an entire day. pro-
.ued tnat clouds or sunlight did not interfere with
tne oosetVaIion From Single point on tht earth 8
suilace. however, We see Gal! small ,rlOl OF the
atmospheric envelope, and it Is wtuin this atmOS-
pietIc envelope that tue meIeors become visible
day would De Upward OF 10000 Tins the
NUMBER visible at single station, or 10 Oh 10 uli-
pIiea Dy oOo equals S.UoO,OO0 number ol me-
teoEs Iaili,lS eVtry day 10 the earth, winch wou d.
~ the absence OF the sun, moon and Clouds be v,j
DE TO the naked eye.
Fortunately for us, these bodies are not very
large, and protective atmosphere tnlerpo,es be-
tween Us ana their tumu tuous assault Were IL
OTHERWISE everything on the surface or the earth
Wou0 De battered down to common level For
tuS most pLrt these bodies are ulSsOiveu In the
upper regions OF the atmosphere and descend i'm
pe4ceptlOiy as mettoric dust, q deposit OF wulcn
nds sometimes Geen found upon the tops OF
mountains
me August meteOrs are usually OF an orange
Color, move very rapldlyand commonly leavestreaks
"!lcn last Tor one or more SECONDS. These streaks
are nign'y uselui III enabling Us TO fix the radiant
point Win precision.
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MIR. AND MRS. RowELL-A telegram from Ba.
Quilted last January for killing Johnson 1. fvncb
the Utica lawyer, arrived In Batavia last nivn2
nom the eastern part OF the state, where he me
been spending four Or five days With his viia
whose relations with Lynch brought about the
tragedy The report that the divorce proceeding ;
was at the resi- fence OF Mr. Dye a week befor,. NJ
Roweu reached there, and it is intimateu thai the
meeting OF husband and wife was not inteutionai
discussed S'o NV
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A YER's sARsAPAR1LIA Is DESIGNED FOR
-. those who need Il medicine to purify their blood.
nld thern up. incre their appetite and reuyenata
their whole system. No other preparation SO well
meets THIS want 1t touches the exact SPOT Its record
OF forty Years is Of constant triumph over dsease
ToR ITS SOOTHING AND GRATEFUL. rNrrr
once ont e scalp and for thu removal aud preven
ton OF dsndruf. Ayers Hair vigor has no equal II
restores faded gray hair to its original dark color
stimulates the Srowth OF the hair. and gives . oeauti-
IVA" s''''' "'A' 'A>e' appearance aV2
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-, DRIVEN FROM THEIR Sons DEATH BEp.-Joseph
MMeLlsil, Well-to-do grocaryman, living at No 2l5
heSday afternoon. messenger was dispatched TO
distant part OF the city To noLfy his iather and
On entering the house they were met by their
oaughter-ln-law and her sister, Mrs Bruuer VINO
commenced an assault on the aged couple with
STICKS, driving them into the stree. MIR WerreII
appeared IN the police court last night and stated
mat ne wanted police protection wnen he attended
tns iunerai OF Ills SON he also entered formal
complaint against his Two assalants
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John Mcmahon, Of Williamsburg, n. y has a,s
appeared, ard along with him a uacSaoe ar sSo M
entrusted 10 him by Adams Express COMPANY to Te
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Successor to the Iron Duke.

SCANDAL In TIE WELLESLEY FAMILY.
London dispatch says: 'sThe sudden death o.
the Duke of Wellington recalls the death of his
nlustrious father, the Iron Duke, which occurred
almost as suddenly in 1852 at Wa!mer castle. The
duke who just died was seYenty-seven years old.
He was married In 1929 to Lady Elizabeth Hay, WHO
was the daughter OF The Marquis Of Tweeddale and
a ceie6rated beauty, but the union Was never
blessed with children The death OF tue duke
Raises TO the ducal dignity his eldest living nephew
henry wellesley, a lieutenant colonel IN the Gren.
adler Guards, and formerly a member OF parlia.
ment Tor Andover. The new heir presumptive is
the new dukes younger broth r, Lieut.. Coz Arthur
CnarieS wellesley, or the Grenadier Guards who e
domestic lille has been clouded by u scandal He
Was married twelve years ago to Miss kathleen
Williams, 10y whom he has hau three children now
aged respectively II, 8 and years. After a few
years OF marital proprlety the dashing grenadier
became enamOred OF Kate Vaughn, pretty and
popular danseuse at the Ga1ety theaIer. Last sum-
mer ne accompanied her On her provincial tour and
the scandal became notorious that MrS Welies.
icy mao no dllncu.ty Ia Obtaining a divorce on the
ground OF adulte.y. The CHM TX OF Col. WeuesIeyS
ihIatuation for tue pretty dancer reached few
weeAs ago when he look her to Paris and made her
ifa
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inconsistency

From the Boston Globe
What inconsistents mortals are. At North At
teooro Sunday, when tle earthquake came, the
congregation, which had gonei to be saved, rushed
out 10 be saved.
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The KILLING OF THE MeRMoNs.-The story OF the
massacre or the Mormon e.derS at Cave Creek,
Lewis county, Tenn. Is corIoborated. The dead
BODY or one OF the elders was found riddled with
oais IN forest -Four otaeIs were also killed, and
one or the mob was shot dead.
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PAHEREANGTSGS, paintings, enETavin<S. window
shadeS picture Ir4.2eS, etc, AT cCSJ, close ou
business Mdrkriter5, 6a6 Z street NORTHWEST
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Your Last Chance.

Over one-haf vast fall stock will be In before
September LIST, and our summer stock is dwindlIny
down, through our enormous reductions.
Ladies' Oxford and Jersey Lilies, IS and &c., some
worth s. So
low button ties and opera slippers down to
Is and 15c.
~ soc. Kid croquet slippers, now &c.
$1.75 roXed and button bOo,s, only Sl2S
SIPS foxed Laced shoes reduced 10 Sc
81 stylish kid, worked hOie button, only
$1.54
Misses and child's slippers at half price
GenIs - pest hand-sewed low Shoes now s. So
. $40 low button ana Ties, only Sl.25
Boys ana OutnS low-QuarterS almost gwen away.
WA. HAHN d CO.'S Reliable shoe Houses
ZIG Tn street, and 1922 Peuu'a avenue
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Extra Session OF the virginia Lepisla.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS OUTLINES THE BUSINESS.
The democrats OF the Virginia legislature In eau
Gus yesterday, decided to limit the business OF ex-
IRA session, to the passage OF law apportlonlug
the state into electoral districts for presiden-
tial electors; the enactment OF a law dividing the
State into congressional districts If deemed neces
sary the enactment OF laws concerning the election
machinery Of The state as they existed prior to the
SESSION OF 1888 81, such legislation touching the
state debt and finances as may be necessary the
correction OF SUCH mistakes, cleric L! Typography
Cal, as may exist In the or 1883 and 1884, the
amendment OF any act OF 1883 AMI 1884. not polit-
Cal. which AFFECTS any county, city, or town d.
TectN anu not indirectly, and through anybody or
corporation: I" such matters as may be reco1-
mended by the executive the election judges and
Lhe passage OF such laws may be necessary to
Ill vacancies In Office, and TO the enactment OF q
Ia" Ior the reaSSeSSm-nG OF the lands Of the CON-
mOnwealrh.
WI. Vim, readjuster has gone over to the dem
OcratS
A bill was passed in the senate to amend the law
establishing electoral districts and providing FOR
tne cloice OF presidential electors This blu will
pAi5 the house to morrow
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Read What the Drug Trade Saw of
Dufiy,s Barley Walt WhiakeY.

Dufiy's Barley Malt Whiskey.
The following opinion OF Messrs. Curran & Goler
volumes:
Genllemen-The broad difference OF opinion ex-
lstlng among medical men as 10 the wisdom or
propflety OF employing alcoholic Sttmulanus in
disease can never be harmonized by anv argument
In favor OF particular brand of LIQUOR however
true or int.1nsicaliy valuable, notwithstanding
tnat much VI this divergence OF thought may be
Traced originally TO the pernlcous ei1ects or tie
worthless material labeled and Sold as pure ,cil.ps
ever StmulantS are employ ed, whether indicated
or not, tney should be or character unouesttOned
Oy experience 10 the sIckroOm or by the most deli
cate manipuations in the chemists la boratory An
experience OF more than twenty years tn the drug
and legitimate apotAecary business has given us y
WIDE range OIL acquaintance with the wants Of the
PROCESSION and requirements or the sick in the
direction OF stlmuiantS Among the many articles
o. liquor dispensed at our establishment during
t ines ye.rs Tor medicinal use, We can say conf
IDENTITY that none have approached the celebral ed
Duny's Malt Whiskey In freedom from fustl Oil and
other noXiouS materials, 10 smootnness OF TASTE
roundness and deiicacy OF flavor, making il alike
acceptable to all ages and 10 the most delicate
stomachS In typhoid fever, uysentery diarrhHa,
and an low forms OF disease the medical profession
stimulant and tonic without any OF the bud effects
usually following the taking Of spirits less renned
Wholesale o,S Gg RssAiS = a. GoaEE,
Rochester, N. 7.
Best Fitting soc. Jerseys, 7ss 7th street NV 8
The Only Strictly
One-Prtce Hat and Gents Furnishing Store in the
city-lO and 16 paits Full-dress Shirts, price 81 45
selling everywhere at ST. at Francs One-Price, cor
ner SLh and D.
Cold Milwaukee Beer.
gel IN old English stone mugs Johnsons, 40
JOhnSOn's ResfAurant,
for ladies' and gentlemen, 40 and AZ 9Th street
northwest Every dellcacy. Polite attention. La
dies saloon, first door. s
ThOrntOn,s Emulsion
OF pure COD Liver OIL with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, Consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility: easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by physicians Sold by Drug
gstS Large bottles, soc. Manufactured Dy w b.
Thornton, corner baltimore anu Harrison streets
baIluNole, NIL M,w.L
at $3.50. pm
"Rough on Dentist" Tooth Powder.
Smooth, Refreshing, Harmless, Elegant, Cleans
Ing, Preservative and Fragrant l5c. Druggists S
"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In halr-pound ward" prints 35c Der
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, BuIterIiX ana sweet
Milk. sc. per quart. Cream l5c. pint
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, Acirvw sH,t> e;sl5''cvr5
u cleaning sewer had as loSt bstsv .g..>lai ~
Che iron grating falling upon II ~. NsTs.e-.c5
rendered medical treaiu u. AMI .sa removed
70 his home IL the police alEOU.8E,a
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Father,s Murderous Fury.

TER AND THEN KILLS HIMSELF.
A special TO the New York World from Topeks,
Kan, August 18th, says: In the northern part O.
Pratt county In the interior OF this state there has
lived for some time family named Daniels II
was composed of the father, mother, two daugh
tiers, aged respectively nineteen and seventeen
years, three small chill iren ani a son twenty-five
years OF age. The father was so abusive and ty-
rannicai that his wife ami family found it imposs-
bic TO live with him any Ion yer and they sought
refuge In the mouse or neighbor. The son sup
ported his mother and the other children by his
labor.
AT first the father manifested the greatest rage
at the action OF his family and threatened TO Kill
his son. His anger seemed to die away however
and ne finally Induced his family, with the excep-
Jon OF MS eldest son, to return home. On last FIJI
Gay night the father persuaded the son also to 20
nome. Peace seemed to b. restored to the family,
ana they retired in good spirits
Al o O'Clock In the morning. the father arose and
afnhg himself With reyo.ver sent q bullet
through bis wlfes brains She lay Sleeping In bed
he tIen fired at his eldest daughter the ball enter
ing Eer iorensad She sprang from the bed and
ran screaming from the house. her father pursuing
her anu Continuing the firing. outside OF the
mouse the glri fell dead The other children were
reused by the pistol shots and ran from tneir home
70 The houS- OF neighbor. Finding that there re-
malned no one on whom be could further vent his
rage, Ddnleis shot himself through the head anc
feli dead by the side OF his murdered wife
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LIGHTNING RODSi Electric work J. Il KuehIing,
ls 18th street northwest
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Fox s. SIS velour table cover a, W Il Noses
- npF-
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Louisiana Election Troubles.
TROOPS SENT TO TAKE COURT HOUSE FROM 4 RE
PUBLICAN SHERIFF..

A
PUBLICAN SHERIFF.
telegram to the New York Times from New
Orleans, August ii, says: Since the State election
last April. where IL was undsputably shown that
an attempt made to defeat the republican can
ddates for judge, sheriff and clerk in the parish Of
10 ria by the most bare-faced ballot box stuf1ng
matters have remained until now In sort Of statu
quo inc governor commissioned Gates, the demo-
cratic candidate for Judge over FOnUelleu. the re
publican incumbent, but the latter refused to
yacate, anu entered suit under the Intrusion act.
He called upon the neighboltng democratic judges
TO open court and try the case. Gates applied to
the supreme court for relief, but was refused the
legislature being in session. Then the house
formally presented articles OF Impeachment against
Fonteeu TO the senate. which body received them
and formed Itself into hi IN court OF tnpeach-
mtnt, and then adjourned for two years,
leaving Fonteleu suspended under the action OF
The law In the meantime The governor tlen
again commissioned Gates as jud - ad interim aud
bond OF the democratic claimant for the Office OF
Snerin. he latter then made demand on the re-
publican occupant for the office, and was refused
The state or the case was reported to GOV. Meme
r.. who dispatched Col Fairies. assistant ad uLi Mt
general OF MS ST If, To mani and receive lue sur
render OF the court house at New IBERIA ami turn
IL over 10 the democrats Col. rdTeS made the de-
mahd. and was refuset The governors next IN
Strdct1onS were TO use sufficient OF the state
militia to enforce his orders. THIS morning orders
were given TO assemble tie regiment OF Louisiana
He'd artillery OF New Orleans for the PURPOSE AT
loon lour companies OF the T. ,ment under Capt.
Chlapelia eIt 1oi New Iberia Oy tle Morgan train
1hey were supplied With NO and garrison co l.p-
age and ratlOnS Tor three days.
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TEanSserS Of Real ESfafc.

Deeds in let have been fled as follows: Geo 6.
Parker 10 Charles T. Wood lots IA AMI Is sd 1s3
5000 John H. Gates 20 John Y G..te- ior / sn
EI; . Annie ". BurIey 10 Daniel Murray los
~ nd -. In suodivf~iol OF '.ChicheSrer $50 Goth
eFnr johnson 10 LSette A. EOnitZ. iOt II, sd 3SS
sisO1 Anna v. Fdriey TO Mich. e Dsviney lot l.
81 No; Sl3s +. hcOneS 10 T. j. Fisher. lot 9, so
90 =. thaS- StdTkeS 10 same. : II lot s. 81 e25
s5|4 r A. catcher. trustee. 10 same. n. y let s
CO: $50 = Webb To- same, lot IL, do: s. 5ll
gO.lA burns U same. n I lo 5. do: S2I15. W B.
hloty 10 slrne. lot g. DO: 30C0 Carrie = T. Knox
10 III. H. JfckS0n. lot -, blk 8 Mt Pleasant. 21e2
b r. GLb-r, 10 Betsy e. Dudley. lot /. blk. Q Ia
koma park: 500. J. e. q. Kennedy To- Annie 1,
tt.itt. 10 z. 81 -, y go John ONeii 10 u.
cnaei ONeil, lotS h, l.. and ami 10 '.Iiaarlern>a
s2'5n H. j. Bright 10 Sarah Frances hutton. ut "a
So SOS; Sl.+o- w r. woodward CT al, trustees 10
Jehn NiSh1tw. sub. lot B. So Si2 81 9l3 Joan Hum
giirey 10 John COnn-l lnt 81 and Il 4 g. block g.
l. & b. SUD- Pleasant Plains, &c: ~ 81. So w
sChW1n. 81 al tru ie-'. 70 Edward KubeI, lots 80
80 and 4, 81 lUOl: So
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF tbs CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGTnS. ID. -, August Is, 1885,. go am
For the middle Atlantic states slightly warmer
fair weather. y4ri bic winds. generIIIv north-riy
For SATURDAY warmer, generally ialr weather Is III
diceteu for districts east OF tue mississippi river
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ATTEND HowE's Business school. 5I1 9Th street.
EysSHLs ICE CRAM
Shipped anywhere ont OF town
- New York avenue
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Special NIid-Su n, ner Sale at

CLARKs, s34 FRI STREET NORTHWEST,
on Saturday only. Our S1.OO French woven corset
oSc; IhompsOn's 81. Is corset Tor Csc; heJn cor
set, 9Sc, SOLD elsewhere at 81. 25 our 81 90 hand
made corset, &c.; arners Csc. corset at 4sc: lace
trimmed chemises, Csc; our soc. cLemises S9c.; all
our 65c chemlses 49c; our Sis nisnJ dresses &c.,
our sl4s night dresses 9Sc.; pelcale and While
ShftS-our Il % shirt 99c: II 100 SHIRT 75t our
,5c silrt 49,; 400 pair cniidrenS regular made
nose lS;, at 25c all 21G- Isle gloves i2kc
at CLARK 7S4 tn street NV