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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-04
A Fierce Storm of Bullets at Lima-Death
of a Large Number of Citizens.

OF a Large NunlDer OF tiJlZens.
CHARILLos, PERU, August 29.-In Lima
on the 2Sth, there was a storm of bullet. Cor
over six hours. Caceres entered the city
with his rabbie, yelling and firing. The
night before all the government troops We're
withdrawn from Curytel, and the entry of
Caceres, although not unexpected, was
complete surprise His men captured Quay
tel and the churches of Mercede and San
Augustin, from which they kept up a fusi-
lade They also attacked GuadelOpe rail
road station. About one hundred and
fifty persons were killed in Merca-
deres and BOdegOnes streets, and near
the Palace Square, where the fire was hot
test. Finally the Government troops made
a sortie and drove out the mob. CacereS
was accompanied by about ninety horse
men. They appeared to have been
TRAVELLING ALL NIGHT,
and were not in condition to fight troops
well fed and fresh from their beds. Three
hundred prisoners were taken. Caceres es-
capped. The German proprietor of a cigar
store was killed while looking from a bal
cony. All telegraph wires were cut for
miles out of the city, and no trains were
run. Nothing occurred at Charities. The
cable staff is all right. Heavy guns have
been heard for some hours, but no news as
to the locality of the firing was received up
to half-past nine a. III. All is quiet in
Lima. The dead men and horses are being
removed, and the pools of blood cleaned.
The services at San Augustin Church pro-
ceeded with closed doors. Caceres is said
to have thirteen hundred disciplined troops
who were to attack Ca!iaO. These may re-
turn. Last night there we're no guards in
the streets.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-04

MIR. Blaine should manage te
have libel suit going on in each of the
October States by way of adding in
tensity to the campaign.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-09-04
ABILENE REFLECTOR

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
STROT H f r B r OS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

Charles Francis Adams. Jr., has been elected
president of the Union Pacific railroad In place of
Sidney Dillon, resigned. The change promises to
work radical reform In the management of this
great railroad corporation. Mr.. Adams, in his up
ward career as q railroad man. has sustained the
reputation OF his remarkabls family for courage,
ability and Integrity. That mar OF this cnarac-
ter has been put in control OF the road is public
benefit, and It Is only by adopting similar policy
that other great stock corporations can win back
public confidence
Mr. Adams has at once infused new element OF
openness and honesty into the direction of the
road. Fictitious dividends are stopped, and neg
lected debts are to be paid The stockholders may
grumble and quotations sink for the time being
but the course adopted is one that will prove the
only wise and safe one In the end. 1t Is TO be
hoped that the reform In the Union Pacific will be-
come epidemic in Wall street. where OF late years
the robbers have had 1t pretty much their own
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

The Saratoga convention showed at the last
unexpected prudent management the part of
the New York democrats. They do not mean to
make any mistakes this year IL they help it
fammany was placated. unit rule was adopted to
Keep the delegation In hand at Chicago. and the
eoublOus questions OF candidates and platform
referred 20 the future 10 be settled In the light Of
coming events.
But while no candidate was formally endorsed,
Ghe victory OF the machine is complete, and GOV
Cleveland VIII undoubtedly receive the support OF
his state In the convention. The only serious oppo
0tion came from Tammany, but now that its
oec-<hds have been literally satisfied. that
organization cannot well do otherwise than recp-
focate With working support OF the ticket. Mr.
flowers boom, from all accounts, has collapsed,
and various others nave :" died a-bOTnin'"
Had New York formally put Cleveland forward
rs her Candidate, there is little doubt that the
other states would have accepted the nomination
As 1t Is. the states viii probably wheel into line
the understanding that he Is TO represent the
democracy OF New York. fortnight yet remains,
however, before the convention and In that time
number OF other candidates VIII TO 1t that the
nomination does not go by default TO the lucky
udalwave governor.
Altogether the democrats did pretty good days
work yesterday at Albany In the way Of fence
nending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19
] E r 8 z Y 8 I
] z r g z Y 8 !

Our stock is being daily replenshed and we now have
more on hand than at any time this season
Our 81 Jersey in black and all light and dark col
ors, reduced to SLI0
Our stock Of HOSIERY never larrer than at pres
ent. We are selling splendid Brilliant Isle BlacI
Hose for Ladies at 45c pair
100 doz Ladies' Brilliant Isle Hose fancy str neg re-
duced from 81 to Sc pair
70 doz Ladies and burton Isle Thread Gloves IL
all desirable shades. at 1Oc pair
On the third floor of our immense establishment We
have placed on separate counters all our last years
fancy Lawns which then sod at lOc reduced to &c
All our yard wide Pacific Lawns reduced to exc These
will only be shown third floor
We must get clean shelves determined to carry
1t OUT no matter how big the loss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19
READY MADE'OR Cusron MADE

what Is the difference between the two :" question
most frequently asked and very difficult to answer as
complete reply involves full knowledge of the bust
ness, which cannot be impaired in a paragraph. any
than liberal education be gained by reading
the newspapef@
A fewof the points Involved. however. may be no.
tice1 Ready-made work in manufactured during the
dull season. custom work dung the busy. The first is
cut trimmed and made in lar quantities. resulting in
cheaper production Fifty reSdy-made garments can
be cut in the time given ~ one custom garment
The hands working continuously style OF gar
ment. without variation, attain a much greater
speed Ready made work is cut to fit the average man.
custom to fit the peculiar and fasdous. and the risk
being greater the profit must be in proportion Ready
made garments usually sold for cash custom
ments credit The great difference, though ia in the
character Of the work bestowed there being many
stitches and much pressing the custom garment
Which, then will you buy. the ready made custom
That depends largely upon your means and the uss to
which you intend to apply it. you can afford it buy
the custom garment for saint in crepe is twice
saint in lawn" Whichever determine to purchase
buy it Of
H E N N NC,
TIL E CLOTH HER.
je19 40 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

President Green, OF the Western Union Telegraph
company is doing some vigorous but Il-timed kick
Ing against the law requiring telegraph wires in
New York and Brooklyn TO be put under ground
lie declares that the courts viii upset the law but
the court OF last appeal. public opinion, has already
decided that the poles must go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

CLEARING SALE
MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
BOYS CLOTHING MUST CO.
For Boys to II.
Jackets and Pants az 81 rs sold nowhere under 81
acLrts and Pants at 3 80 sold nowhere under - 20
JacAets and Parts at 81 90. sold here uner So 90
For Boys II to 19
Suits at s2..5. sold formerly at 3 %.
Suits al 3 81 s.,i,t formerly at 81 co.
Suits at =. q. sold formerly at sI.ia-
Suits at - 30. sold UrmcrIy ut 300.
SUITS "a; ) 10. sold formerly at 5000
Suits al 80 sold formerly a; Si2fO
suits at $500 sold formerly at Sl4Ol
MEMS SUITS MUST GO.
&c 20 viii huy Business Suit sold formerly at SO
- - viii bTy Business Suit sold formerly at SD
s. will buy a Blue flannel Suit reduced from so
q 80 will buy Blue Flannel suit reduced from SIS
sl2 VIII huv Yacht Cloth suit reduced from Els
81 81 VIII i,uy Pine Blue OF Brown English Chevio-
tuced from SIS
WHITE VESTS MUST GO.
As cents a Vest and upward.
ODD PANTS MUST GO.
The prices put these will make them 20 RAPIDLY
81 % and upward
sEERsUCEER SUITS MUST GO.
Genuine Calcutta end English Seersucker Suits in
the newest patterns prices which expensive establish
meLts cannot approach
OFFICE COATS MUST GO.
Drap d'ete, Alpaca. Imp seersueker. Mohair sician
only found at the ''''' - b''e'
MISFfT STORE,
jels CORNER TENTH AND SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

The death OF Bishop Simpson yesterday removes
a historic figure from the scene and one whose
great influence was throwL on the side of good.
His services to religion and liberty made his life
one OF conspicuous usefulness that his loss will
be deplored not only by those joined closely to his
work By sectar1an ties. but by all who revere the
virtues that marked his character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

The republicans seem 10 be ''turning the raseals
out, or some OF them, without waiting fo- demo-
cratic help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

u,oR SALE A GROCERY LIQUOR AND PROVISION
u store. doing = good bus ness, mt srrat -srrffoe
GOOD r,rson Tor selling offered for Few days only AT.
Iy toe h. KNIGHT, ss2 Dcsissna avenue. .elb-efs
1rOR sALE-sPLENpIp BARGAIS-AN ELEGANT
Il nearly new Chickering square Grand Piano rs.e-
Mood oAS four round corners heavily carved s4p and
y n. nAchc Of Chckerfns's hat for only
$50 Including cover and stool: sTsO monthly
lais nents TO good rarity Can be sen IT PIANO EX-
CHANGE. AZ 9Th street. ee
t.ok sIf-ONE SECoNDH HAND EXTENSION
tup 9ulip carriage. used hut four mouths Price
ei9 Can ss seen ~ JOlCE's carriage factory corner
oi l4th ana streets northwest. yelp %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GLOVES AND RIBBONS.
100 pieces Irish Point Embroidery low as IOc per
yard, worth 25c.
81 pieces loinch Cambria Flouncing 75c worth double
200 pieces Mlracourt Lace at sc. a yard
lto dozen Embroidered Null Handkerchiefs, for the
neck. at 25c apiece Some of these we have sold as
high 81
ioo Embroidered and Fringed Black Cashmere Shoulder
Capes at SLIGO. former price 81
l2ooo pieces OF Ottoman Ribbons all shades from &C.
to l2c. per yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

America comes in ahead, as she should, the
steamship OF that auspiciouS name having Just
made the fastest trip TO Queenstown on record.
On the westward run she has been outstripped by
the oregon. whereby it would appear that the part
Is greater than the whole; but as this Is an alb
surdty, the America will doubtless soon be seen
taking an unquestoned place at the top OF the list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19
ZEE A 2 2 NM Nm sssss
s En- ~ ~ S,S 3 y i y s ssss -.
ZIG SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
HOUSEKEEPERS
HOTEL PROPRIETORS
BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS!
REDUCTIONS EXTRAORDINARY LINEN TABLE
DAMAsKS, NAPKINS, DOYIIES. TOWELS, &c

DAMAsKS. NAPKINS, DOYLIES. TOWELS SC
1000 yards Red Table Daraas. guaranteed fast colors
and l. excellent value 81 per yard. 59c yard
Lot No. 1-Bleaehed An-Linen Table Damask so inches
Wlde al &c q yard
Lot No. 2-Beached Al Linen Table Da1nask 81 inches
wide. az Soc. a yard
Lot Ne 3-Bleache An-Linen Table DaInask, inches
Wild, AT d9c. yar,.
Lot No 4Bleached Al1-Linen Table Damask IS inches
wide, at 49c- yard
Lot No 5-Bleached Al Linen Table Danask "a inches
wide. IT Gle yard
Lot No 6-Bleached AnLnen Table Damask, GA inches
wide, at &c yard
CREAM TABLE DANAsRs
Lot No 7Drab Table Linen for Kitchen Tables 81 in
Lot No Scream Table Danask + inches wide at DC
Lot No. 9Crear Table Darask 81 inches wide at SC
Lo, Nc. I9-Crea Table Damask SC inches wide at 44c.
Lot No iI-Cream Table Darnas 60 inches wide at 47c
Lot No 12-Cream Table Dana.k 60 inches wide at Gle
Lot No lSCream Table Danask 60 inches wide at ssc
ayard
DOYLIES, DOYLIES!
800 dozen Cram Doyiies splendid value at 81 Dozen
500 dozen Cream DOylies actually cheap $50 doz
1o a9.eil Feal German Napkins would be cheapat s7s
500 dozen AlLinen Huck Towels, goo value at 15c a.
1000 yards Al-Linen Blue and Redcbecked Reached
Crash at &C yaTd
l dorm good Turkish Bath Towels former price &c.
a; 1919. '
100 dozen btt quality Turkish Eath Towels at 1ec
luo dozen large size Turkish Bath Towels at DC
WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODS.
5000 yards India Lawns, former Price I2c at Sc I'd
lease OF checked NainsOok, which would be cheap at
IKE, AZ SC yard
case Persian Duity. beautiful goods for dresses at
l2tc yard
lo pieces Persian Lawn splendid value at 3oc a. Doc
yard. " ~
BLACK BUNTING, BLACK BUNTING,
- PEGS Wool Black Bunting, formerly 2Oc q.
MISSES PIQUE SUITS
From to-day We shall offer tire stock Of Misses
Pque Suits all desirae styles ard Of lstes, production
at = discount IF 10 per cent
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS,
In sizes from TO L. made of fine Percae and beautisnl
patterns. az 9oc,
BAUM'S,
4ls SEVENTH STREET NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE-cHoIcE BUILDING LOTS on RrA-
denshurg Turnpike sisht OF str~f can, eeo c.ah
aud monthly payments IHNs A MITCHtfi. 10
Estate Broker, sS$ street Rooms and SIeiW
ISoR sALF-A BARGA1N-A GOOD Lot ON NV
II HAMPSHIRE avenue. between and o sfr~~ts With
small tNeroom house Also. hou.e le3S sth str~s north
west roors al modern improvements Price Ss on,,
northwest ,,,-oS -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19
WANTED-HELP.

WANIED-HE
WANTED IMMEDI .TELY,-.A GOOD. NEAT.
d hones settled woman to take full eh,Ee Of
ses
WANTED-AT MADEs HOTEL CORNER SD
GOOD Sssees and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
WdA.NS.ttIIlRa.-A SMART coLoRED BOY. WHO IN
fsasa fsg s. 4 Rsy
WANTED-A CAREFUL AND INTELLIGENT
,so young colored Man to elevator etc. Apply
1920 + street northwest. It.
WANTED-A CoLoRED WOMAN TO Do GEN
to 1112 II street northwest II
WAVED e.. THREE EXPERIENCED DINING
w room Girls at So6 street northwest. It
WANTED-A WOMAN TO Do GENERAL HOUSE
Corcoran st Get northwest. jel9-3t'
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS BARBER AT ITO
w sth street southeast Good wages. jel9-2t'
WANTED-A SERVANT, EITHER CoLoRED OR
good references Apply at 1912 st jei9-2t'
WANTrEDIwlLLPAYT THE BEST WAGES GIVEN
IA 81 . sns asi sas 2n
west - ~ ie1g ct.
WANTED An ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
store Address af Box Star oa sat
WANTED,-A WHITE NoMAN. TO Do THE
NV to TS 2 % sra small References required Ap
NJ lED-1N hOCkNIi.LE, AN EXPERIENCED
w girl to cook. wash iron and do light Homework in
s family w OF three Address Mrs DR.. ALERT Rock
WANTED-FlR THE MARINE CoRps-MEN.
Pay from sls to Sl6 per month with othins. f %
soah'1ss INQUIRE Nj hfzE
sI,st Marble and Granite
pi 4 fE IL . NET tn SumsE
tween 2 and p. H. or and p tels-3t'
WANTED A STRONG WHITE GIRL ABOUT 16
9Th OF s for Apply e
WANTED-A SMART, INTELLIGENT CoLoRED
w Boy. Is or l6 old be able to read and
GEs hS Bshs sn Star s. well
WANTED-A, WOMAN TO COOK. WASH AND
w i'm must bring references and stay at night Ap-
WANTED-HoNEs1, INDUSTRIOUS MAN OF
w fair edu cati to city business Apply in
person or by letter. Rooms s4, 6s7 street north
VVANTED-A RELIABLE BOY. ABOUT 16 YEARS
W OF age. who can drive buggy and make himself
useful in the family Call after p m at 2Ols street
and be nast d veil
msnd1ea Call at 1913 alst street. West Washington
W WAX I-A TO SELL n WAsHIINGToN
lady needs it, and will buy it on sight cali or address
2453 street northwest je17-3t'
"ANTED-TWO WOMEN-ONE AS COOK AND
w one as chambermaid-in a small family Must
come we'll recommended Apply at at 1916 street
northwest jel3-6t
WANIED-A COLORED WOMAN TO DO GEN
w era housework for family Of three; but a
good cook and need apply references required
Apply to 1116 18th street. jel12w'
NNANTED-A FOREMAN DAIRYMAN AND TWO
w Iaborers farm. Apply at FULTON'S Loan
| Office 3l4 9th street nor Invest. je92w'
WANTED = TWENTY FIVE HANDS TO PLOW
w and hoe in the field: work in good weather until
October LIST, Apply to L. MCMURKAY. Corn Factory,
Frederick, Md. je6- 2w'
"AN1ED = LADIES AND GENTLEMEN - WE
w furnish light work at your own homes, sent by
mail any distance: you can make So to S. day;
vasslng. no IN misrepresentation have good de
mand for on work and furnish steady employment.
Address ROYAL MANUFACTURING CO., Providence,
r. je6-2w
WANTED - 100 WATERS FOR WATERING
w places women cooks. New York and elsewhere,
ways paid. For this city, cooks chambermads nurses,
walters mattresses, dshwashers and other help; Office
open until p. m. 926 n. PRICE l. COOMBS.
my26-4w'
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GREAr D1sArpo1SrmEs7t

We positively expected to commence building July st
but as cannot get possession of the house
TO Us until August LIST. have to wait until thenin
the meantime have marked down every article in
immense establishment to such prices that will make
them hy out quick.
l00O pieces SEERSCCKER at &C.. reduced from 12bc,
5000 pieces LAWNS at Sc These all of
Patterns having ordered them last January We
guarantee the colors of every piece
160 pieces double-width colored WOOL BUNTING at
1Sc per yard reduced from s774c- One case same in
Black at 20c.
GOO pieces ured dotted and striped SWISS at I2hc
reduced from 3Oc.
5000 yards lure MOHAIR CHECKS in different Plads
at I2hc. These goods cost to make 22hc.
EMBROIDERED RoBEsl
We have about 200 left They must be closed at
$500 reduced from GOO.
4.O 500
500 500 1 1ooo
These facts We only advertise what we can sub
stantiate.
WHITE GOODS!
OF every descrption-of our own importation Every
piece has our name woven in it. We save the middle
mans profit, and sell them cheap at retail others
buy them at Wholesale.
Beautiful real INDIA LAWN, 121sc. This was our
15c grade, but find have an oyerstock and they
must go.
All our finer grades have been reduced &C. to 1oc per
yard. which makes them the cheapest Lawns in the
Country.
Three cases of NAINsooK CHECKS at 7c, good
value at 121c
TABLE LINENS! NAPKINS! DOYLIEs! TOWELS!
All reduced as We are overstocked If anybody doubts
our assertion. will take them our Easements and
show them upwards of 5000 dozen Towels aud
original packages of Linen Housefurnishing Goods
rect out OF bond We selling the best Barnsley Huck
Towel at l2hc.. worth 2Oc Our Bleached able Linen
at 5Oc-cost us 46c. to land and cannot be exceed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

N o L G J. a s -
~ NINTH AND + STREETS
HOSIERY
This department We think complete The stock is new
AID fresh and We return the money when price not
- low a. elsewhere
One lot Of FRENCH BALBRIGGAN, worth
Ss1@c.. DC.
One lot SOI ID COIORS Full Regular usual price
b0c.. Offering Three Pair for a.
SOLID COLORS. SPLiCED FEE1 Sc. 81, &c.
AES'o HOSIERY In great varsity. from the cheapest
to the most Iensive.
CORSFTS
Tis department II second 10 and embraces over
50 styles
We sell Corset for 81 shst brings readily sI4o to
u 80 in other cities
Also, wARNER's. THCMPSON's "P. DC P ~
WEkLY. FOYfS. TURNEkS BOSTON COMFORT,
and complete line Of Misses COitSETS and WAISTS.
'ENIILATISG CORSETS at S5c, 81 and LIS.
UNDERwEAR.
This department needs alyertising We simply
desire TO say: The garments our own make. Full
Size Perfect Shspe and refund money If unsatsfzc-
tori in price or otherwise.
JERSEYS
We ask to look only. The Quality, Perfection of
kfs, and the Prfces-sl-S9 up-wfIl we know, please
Wewiu notice other departments next week
DOUGLASS,
- 522-S2H5a6 Ninth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

Twas but . little faded Flower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

We attended the large sale of Langfeld Lichten OF
Philadelphia retiring from business and have secured
a great many Bargains i'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19
Observation-Disclosures.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

NOR RENT-O>BORNE HOUSE. 500 Hath STREET
Il northwest. several large and handsomely furnished
rooms on first and second floors dining room is at
tached house. where meals furnished to of
the house or persons roonng elsewhere Prices greatly
reduced for summer months For terms apply on the
premises. te122ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19
i Wholesale AND RETAIL.
CARD 10 THE TRADE IIyFRY MRN AND PRr-
NAIE RITNEkS

NOR SAI.E-GREAT BARGAINS-AT CHAUNCFY
II j. REED'S Piano Nsrsrooms an eth street north
Hest One Cprsh GRAND nearly new. sla6 ash one
Upright GRAND tnrwl superb instrument e2.o square
lano taken IN eN'h arge. square T1ano handsome
rove aud stool. used but short time s2s-s cash
aud : 10 per month, one Esty Organ, S45 one Mason
4 Ham IA, S35. one Melodeon Sl0. Also a fire lot Of
De-" f1anus and Organs ut low figures for cash ON
.sls
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-ELEGANT OFFICES IN BRERETON
i Building, $50 street northwest corner It'll rooms
single or en- suite. Inquire premises. Jantor 4th
floor ie 2vrS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

troR SALE-A NEAT SIX ROOM FRAME HOUSE,
Il with summer kitchen and in good order. water and
gas, parking. &c northwest section bargain. Ad-
dress Box S. Star once yele Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

P.S-The above mentioned stock must he sold at
once IN order to close up the estate 5elS
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IUSI AND FOUND.
r OsT-SOME TIME THROUGH THE NIGHT OF
June 18th, small black and tan Clip; answers to the
of dot" Finder will please return to 1896 l4th
street and be rewarded. It.
T oST-IN HE VICINITY OF SCOTT CIRCLE
IL Wednesday evening real lace 6chI. Please return
to 1905 Rhode Island avenue. lrs
II OST-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON LAST, A
IL lady's black, satin lined fur cape. The finder will
be suitably rewarded leaving at Oil street south
west. ie16-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-19

NOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW HOUSES OF TWELVE
IL rooms; all modern improvements electric bells &C.
on Iowa circle Apply to j. w. L. MYERS l42s New
York avenue apis low.
NOR SALE-E..EGANT NEW HOUSE ON P ST
between 18th and 18th streets all modern improve
ments. Price SS0OO. Apply to j. W. L. MYERS, l42S
New York avenue my39ws
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INVESTMENTS

COLORADO sECURITIhS.-LOANS UPON DEED
~ Of trust net per cent Bonds and warrants and
nston references gyen CORRESPONDENTS solicited Al
dress Carmichael Malcolm, Broken Denver COLORADO
my20-lms