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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL.

pom to break up cold and cure a cough,
ections of the throat and lungs.
pie say who know it:
81 find nothing else so efficacious as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL in the treat
ment of Colds and Coughs, and have
used it in Group, Asthma, and intipient
Consumption, with great success."-
DR.. j. Ii. WILSON, CenterUille, Iolra.
"My wife, troubled with violent cough
ing, hard and dry, for so years, rot so
low l thought it would Kill her. She
took AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. and is
entirely cured. &c. NJ. CARR, French
Camp, Mss.
Several members of my family suffered
severely with Influenza. All were cured
by Ayes CHERRY PICTORIAL in u few
days. "-HENRY RUSSELL, Somerset, NJ.
'The best remedy that can be had for
Coughs and Colds is AYERS CHERRY
PECTORAL."-E. NJ. SARGENT, LomeH,
HdSS.
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and is invaluable in the treatment of all aft
Tho following are samples of what PEG
"Medical science has produced no other
anOdyne eXpectorant so good as AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL. 1t is Invaluable for
diseases of the throat and lungs"
-PIOF. F. SwEErZER, Maine Medical
SCHOOL, BruaSl0iCk, De.
"AYER's CHERRY PICTORIAL affords
more relief in cases of WhoopiBg Cough
than any other medicine."-DR. ARTHUR
\. Cox, st. Louis, 10.
81 have used AYERS CHERRY PECTO-
RIAL in my family for 90 years. 1t is Il
wonderful remedy for Throat and Lung
Diseases."-L. GARRETT, Ieraaa, Ter.
''Ny children have taken AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL for Coughs and |
Group, and have found it give immediate |
relief. followed by cure.n - Mrs. j. |
GREGG, LOlCeU, Bass.
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Some people think they see remarkable
resemblance in mental and physical character
isiics between President-elect Cleveland and
the late Oliver z. Morton, Of Indiana.
Secretary McCullUch will not call in any
moro bonds at present.
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"SHILOH." by Gen. GRANT.

Begin subscriptions f0iM NoSem5ey, and get
first chapters of Howells's new novel of an
American business man. Price So. 90 year,
as cents number. THE CENTURY Co. NJ Y.
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AN AMBITIOUS cLI,1nEE.

The venturesome youth who carved his name
over that of Washington at the Natural Bridge
in Virginia, and whose achievement has been
immortalized by Writ, was discounted, as TO
hight last week by New Yorker named
Dougherty, while on visit to this city. This
foolhardy son of the Empire State was not sat-
isfed with the hight to which visitors are al
lowed to ascend the Washington Monument
but, in moment when the eyes Of the work
men were off him, skipped nimbly up the scat
folding aud, perched on the extreme top, at an
altitude of 81 feet above the earth coolly
carved his name and descended as calmly as if
he had come down one flight of stairs.
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TEKE .zlDDLETON FAILURE.
A Charge of Embezzicmens.
DAVID W. AND SAMUEL E. MIDDLETON GIVE 1900
EAiL FOR THEIR APPEARANCE.

Mr. David b. Brenner, ex-department clerk,
appeared before Justice !. S Taylor Oh Saturday
aSt AMI S''ore cut warrant charging THAT David
'" Middleton and Samuel T. Middleton being then
and there cO-partnership doing business Mid
dieton Co., DID feiOniousy e!nDeZzle and fraudu-
ientiy convert TO their use. without the assent
OF The said David B.. Bremen, sum Of money, the
value or 80 600. against form OF statue.' etc.
The warrant WAS put In the han.is or Officer
George ID. kenner, who immediately went in
search OF the persons charged Samuel L Middle
Ton was found ar his Office, and David w. Middle
They went before Judge NILS where they each
gave bail IN the SUN OF 900 Tor their appearance.
ALLEGATIONS OF Nj. BRESsEE.
Mr. Brenner alleges that on the 18th May last he
gave Middleton & 60. a check On the Citizen Ma
t-onai bank, OF this city, for $2,1G0 {the exact
amount is a few dollars in excess OF So 100. to be
used Tor the purchase OF fortythree shares OF West
err mon SjOCh; that the amount was never used
Tor The purpose intended: that when he called
Middleton u 60. II sell the stock at advance OF
Your cents anu make over the proceeds 10 him he
Was informed that the purchase had never been
made; that the receipt given him the time the
cheek for {aI0e was handed Middleton & Co shows
The object for which it given and that failure
To carry out Tie contrlct entered into constitutes
efhp Element The defense Is that the .2.1a0 WAS
mercy deposit, and that the bank books will
SHOW II TO DC such. III. Bremen has the Original
over g, 100 Will show that il the purchase money
Tor lortt-tiee shares OF Western Union stock, with
commissions added.
THE CASE SET FoR HEARING IN THE POLICE COURT
on THE 18TH INSTANT.
In the Police Court this morning Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Thomas called the attention OF the
court TO the case and stated that the defendants
counsel, Nessrs. Davtige and Kent were absent
from The city, and the government was not yet
ready. as some OF the witnesses were in New York
he case was then set for trial on Tuesday OF next
wees.
ne district attorney has been engaged in the
investigation OF tie eases against the MiddetonS
iOr several days and. this is probably the strong
est case, IL Was presented first.
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District Government. Affairs.

The Commissioners have made an order chang
Ing the name OF Prospect avenue, on kaorama
Heights to Oakland avenue, there being no less
than six thOroGghfares having the former name
which causes much embarrassment
THE HEALTH CONFERENCE POSTPONED
Health Officer TOwnShend has received a com.
munication from Secretary j. n. Mccormack O.
the health commission, dated at Bowling Green
KY, saying that owing to better reports from
Europe and the absence OF the President and Ca d.
net from Washington. poStponeInent OF the
health conference Will he had Tor the present. Per.
sonaiy the Secretary does not indorSe this course
MISCELLANY.
MI. H. II. Dodge calls attention to defective sewer
running through square 80, Georgetown, d. c.,
from StOddard TO West street.
Mr.. I. E. W ggalnan requests the REPAIR of the
manhoe In the alley OF 1913 18th street north
west.
Mrs Louise Pollock has requested the Commission.
erS 10 hire first story OF the tns. corner
Mount Vernon Place ana New York avenue Tor the
use OF the free kindergarten.
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READ Howe's Business school, Educational colur
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

lady named Elizabeth Snyder had a needle ex-
traeted from her hand at the Emergency hospital.
saturday, by Dr. Morgan IL had penetrated to
its full extent, and had begun To work In toward
the wrist.
Gen. Il. T. WOodfn, governor OF the Soldiers
Home at Hampton, Va, has invited the Fist Com
pany Of the Union Veteran corps, Major NJ T. reII
commanding. to visit Hampton. anu the veterans
have accepted They will leave mere next saturday
eTening.
A cleveland and Hendricks cblb was organized.
at Rockville Nd, Saturday night. with T. ID. Laird
president and Edward Peter secretary.
Speeches Were made By MeSsTS. George Peter,
ITettyman, and spencer Jones, and VIM Pierce
Bell. OF this city.
The moonlight excursion advertised for WedneS-
day evening, August o. by Young Mems Bible Class,
No 20. Of the Christian Church, has been post
pOned
The Washington Gaslight company are con-
Structi1g one OF the largest gas tanks ever erected
IL this country in the square BOUNDED by Virginia
and New Hampshire avenues. q and Goth streets.
a contract made on Friday 10y MeS5rS- Gray
Page with Baker, Pratt q Co. To supply the seats
for the new ArmOry Opera house. The price fixed
Is ST. 900.
MI. VIM S. Richardson. of South Washington,
anu Hiss Annie NJ bailey were married last Thurs
dly at st. Doninic'5 church. the Rev Father
Began Officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson LETT
for an extended wedding tour through the New
llThsi 81
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The IL. Il y. sc. IL. Cases.

TIE DEMURRER N ONE OF THEM SUSTAINED AND IN
THE OTHERS OyERGCLED
To-day, In the Circuit Court, Judge Hagner, the
cases OF Church and others against the Baltimore
and Potomac railrOad-acti0nS for damages to
property-Were acted on, having been argued Snrne
time since ON deInurrrf5 The court Sustained The
demurrer in the case of c. y. Church tor tiamag.
10 property on 11th street, b tween { street ard
maryland avenue. and gave leave to amend in
the following cases the demurrerS We're overrulei:
james E. Morgan $4,000: W. T. Walker. $40 o D;
James III. johnson. S20.0J0: Charles b. Church,
Slo0u; nary IL. Eoyland, $1,000; Christian ku.,-
pert, 5000 S X. Bond. 5000; Elizabeth Strubil,
1900; WIN. Netzey. 5000; c. Il. L. Crown. SI0.UGO
I. a. Hopkins. 5000; Sarah G.. Richards. - CO.,;
". Z. Bal1perger, 5000: ii. NJ Knight $1,000; C..
C. Anderson i, OOO. and Jason Fitzgerald s5.O10
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CITY ITEMS.
Each Of the Following Article.

VIII be offered at great sacrifice tomorrow only
AZ X GoldschmidS, Sla-1th 81. n. W.; Rattan baby
carriages reduced from $40 to SS49 Decorated Eng
nsh emma combination dinner aud tea set reduced
colos S3c; reirgerators below factory prices, Vou.y
LEFTY; Rattan baby carriages handsomely
trimmed reduced from S12 50 TO S. ~: large water
pitchers reduced from SOC to 23c; baby carriages
extra handsomely trimmed, reduced from So 20 10
$l.4S handsome handpainted chamber sets, 10
pieces reduced from S6.75 TO .9s; gallon cut
glass water pitchers reduced from 81 u Az: b T.
6rOWnS superior shaving soap cakes FOR 15c;
decorated CHINA dinner plates for 4Sc, worth 81;
extra silver plated table knives for Sac cut glass
some handpainted fruit plates reduced from 81 TO
43c; extra silver plated tea SETS pieces 81 -.
worth a: half covered dust pans l3c; immense as
sortment OF travelling trunks Will be offered at a
great sacrifice on account OF being oyerstocked: l
crystal glass ice cream tray with 12 SaucprS 10
match 2Sc; handsome carved side brackets 1ac; Q
inch pie plates for 10c; handsome handpainted
french china spittoons1 9c, sold elsewhere for ST.
The following extraordinary bargains viii be
sold for tomorrow only at NJ. Augensteius. sI7 7tn
street northwest: Three decorated Guns and sau-
GERS, Csc; knife boxes &C.; o-boiIed table covers,
49, 12lnch meat dishes. l0c: extra large size fre-
proof teapotS 24c.; -four SieyeS &C.; ouehaf dozen
fruit SaucerS and one waiter, &c., covered -four
buckets, 26c; fancy fruit bowls high stand 23c
worth Soc; fancy vase lamp with chandelier TRIM
ming CSC, worth $3.50; large mixing bowls, Ice;
large cabinet size picture frame and easel, 49,.
butter dishes, Sc; baby carriages refrigerators,
ana trunks almost given away.
The Only Strictly One Price Hat
and Gents Furnishing store In this city is Offering
great inducenlents-Odds and enIS in Fancy Bal
Origgan Underwear, Csc. each, value 3i25, at
Francs, corner 7th and streets eos
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LAWNS. LAWNS. LAWNS.

BEAUTIFUL LAWNS,
g. 10.
SILKS! SIIKN srus,
~. a.5S .7X
NUNS WILING Pure Wool 90
NUNS NLIIINGwidest doubic-widtb nuro ,-,,, III
colors 57k "N''' 49,
BLACK EEoCADE SILK GRENADINES. Al, reanced r.
Chalf price, so. W
CARRIERS. MARKET SPACE
BEAUTIFUL SILK AND WOOL DRESS GOODS "a
reduced to lsIS. - w.
BROCADE BLACK SILKS. 81 reduced to 75
NUNS YELLING, pure wool lace styla 80 redncad n
CoLoRED SILKS dinest quality. 81. so, reduced To
Is ~
BLACK AND COLoRED SATINS. IN
BLACK SILKS! RJaCK sTTvc,
sl.0o. S125. sl.so. sl75 So
bLAeA CAsiaAiLis1 SAANLS. Pur. Wool. STA
wa CARRIERS. I'll MAnxrr SPACE
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E. G. DAVIS,
10 l. A r KEr SPAOt

STERLING SILVER
Not all Of able to have our Table Ware made
Solid Silver and III fact there is the slightest
sy for it. as now even the hand goods repro
duced III fine Plated Ware. And if piece should acci-
dentally be missing" need set the police On
Its track with much less trouble You replace
We always carry line of low priced, very SNOWY
Plated are, and IAN offer
Dinner or Breakfast tastors from &c. up
Tickle Casters at 93c. CAKE Baskets at 9gc
Fruit Stands a. go. Gard Receivers at 93c
Cream Pitchers a. 99c. Sugar Bowls at 99c.
Syrup Pitchers at 93c. Dishes 99c and up
wards
Our Plated Teaspoons at 49c per set marvel OF
beauty and we have Tablespoons and Forks to match
tn ell at 99c per set
We give you finer grade of goods, warranted to
be plated in white Metal. Teaspoons at &c.. Table
spoons and Fsrks at 81 % per set.
For $149 We can give You six Solid Steel Double
Plated Knives such will give satisfaction you and
which We 4Inenl highly, though we have the
cheaper grade at 99c. well.
For 99c. give you Six Steel Table Knives and
Six Steel Forks with double rivet.i White Bone Han
die.
For ooc. we give you Six Fine Steel Solid White
Handle Knives
For 99c. we can give you Fine Set Of Solid Viii
Handle Carvers.
For $1.49 We give you Fine Set OF Solid Rubber
handle Carvers
In this department We have number of other very
cheap goods
From the 1t Of August We shall clo se out all of our
Baby Carriages at Cost
NJ. SILTERDERG d CO.,
SorryC 90
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WashingtOniaa Nearly Drowned.
Correspondence OF THE EVENING STAR

CAFE MAY, N j., August 81, 1884
Cape May was excited to-day over an accident
that nearly proved fatal to Mr. Carlo VeneZilni, OF
Washington. teacher of languages. just ut the
height Of the fun and froic OF the bathing hour a
loud shout, 1.-THE nfeboat, the iife-b 0at. startled
every one. Far out beyond the thrOng was SoI-
tary swimmer Tho seemed TO be at least holding
his own, but Who at any moment might be beyond
hope Of rescue. Two swimmers Walter Deane and
Eugene GaskeD, OF Camden. y. j.. made their way
10 The drowning man and supported him until the
lifeline Could De brought When the reScCe was
achieved huZzaS ami braves filled the air. At the
Dathlng-hUuSe a physician was IN attendance under
whose mlniStiailOnS Mr.. VeneZlani WAS far re-
stored as TO be carried to his hotel 1t seems he is
an excellent SWIMMER. but in OyercOnfdence he
ventured too far out and was seized with cramps.
lie showed great self possession and pluck.
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Bicycle Shirts at Auerhachs, 9TH and Il em,w,t
Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and viyacity
Don't fail to try "WelIS' Health Renewern III
The Only Strictly One Price Hat
and Cents Furnishing Store In this c.ty-Great
slaughter In Straw Hats and Light Derbys, at
Francs, corner 9TH and streets. eos
ThOrntOn'S Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver OH with hypophoSphltes OF lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians Sold 6y Drug
giStS. Large bottieS oOc. Manufactured uy w T.
Thornton, corner baltimore aud harrison streets.
6aAlllioIe, Nil niW.f
The Only Strictly One Price Hat
and Cents Furnishing Store IN this city is Offering
great bargains in summer Neckwear. Francs
coTneT Ith and u streets. eos
On Thirty Days Trial.
The Toltaic Belt Co.. Marshall. MIch Will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-V oltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty days to men
(y0ung or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bil1ty. lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
1Eg speedy ana complete restoration VI health and
manly vlyOr. Address as above. \. B.-No risk Is
Incurred, Is thirty days trial is allowed w,S,m
"Alcerney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered In balfnOUnd ward" prints. 35c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ami sweet
MILK. &C. per quart, Cream Ia. pint.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The g cIfhcr.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. d. -, August 4. 1884. 93D ami
For the middle Atlantic states, parllr cloudy
weather and occasional light showers south to west
winds, shifting To northwest; slight fan Ia tenn
perature. rioiU, barometer For Tuys1av. slightly
colder Ia r weather i indicated for the middle
Atlantic states the lake region and the ONO valley
THE police made Is9 arrests during the ~ hours
ending at a. Il. to-day.
fISSEII'S leg CREAM
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
1f2. New York avenue.
BURY's PIPsIssEwA cures all kidney and bladder
diseases 81.
READ SinsheimerS advertisement
READ Howe's Business School, Educational colun
FRANCS. corner 9Th and d. Is the only strictly
one prlce hat and gents furnishing store IN the
city. Persons not understanding the art OF bar
gaining viii do wei TO buy there.
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CAMP MEETINGS.
At jackson, Grove.

LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE SUNDAY SERVICES
TENTEES DISTURBED BY NOCTURNAL EXCITEMESTS-
CHRISTENING IN TIE WOODS.
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IA health without purs blood Gle a;,se the blood
with Ayers Sarsapalilla
NACis ARE STUBBORN THINGS" AND SUI
ferers from cbills and fever generally find tbeir
complaint stubborn act until they Commence
the use of Ayers ASue Cure That medicine eradcaes
the huxous poison from the system uud invariably
euies oven 'i'e "oIst cases jy19
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SIMMER RESORTS.

(NAPE MAY y J-vILla BElIEVUF CoRSrR
from Beach and T. r station; oosn WV troaa sycty
. rpom- i1ytD--@l MIS- l. D. fAkhtts
GUNNER BOARD.-HoCSE LOCATED ABOUT lea
- fest from beach; good bathing d fishin a Al a
about nile from Lower Cedar Point. terms ~
moderate Address X h. El-hBEEt. N,N- 49, -
berg Charles county. Md A-i-2w
DOCK ENUN SPRINGS AND MINERAL PATHS,
in the Great North VI uuains Winchester n.
Altitude lto eet: f,s dam ,ness. four min
ersl waters; large swimming FOOL.
Terms. Sc 10 Sc yer month u four weeks some
pleasant fourth rucms So
Hound trip cketS. cuoJ until October 2ISt. IS 50
II ustrated PAM hlets, giving all information. ny -
had 4 A. = PRATT x SONS. Mana e.S,
iy2S-l I'm Al 9th stTtet Doril.v vst
CHFNANDoAH ALUM SPRINGS. SHIN 4
- andoah co. IA. Mis-. 4. ] VI Frs. Owner Y ~ v
Hound "Trip tlckets VIA r. and o. rsirOal ar - /
terms ana circulars address ~ at-DVr. ty1l-l5t'
diver SPRINGS :. NUTR EoORr lR x p
Ii BlAkISf =. lpnlrlrt,r. II. M4ry'ss /, 4
unity. Md--S lt-Nster bathing. fine az y ~ y
thu Potomac ilSh c,au> = - S.erS ,Vtrv. -
meal. Terms. II - Ter day 70 Cil Tor t>hi,.C
frrlit, medical attention ur medicine Take AK steamer
which Ian Is 1t ooltoA's or ~ hist,uc's island.
jyl4-ln' il. Z. biAhIoTONE MD
DINER VIEW HRUS 2. OXFORD Nn
4 Salt Water Bathing Road al4,l Fishing y 4
situated init daiety TIL water: YER ~ Y
afdss and pletty ot shade frSt--lssS accom- -
muda lois II moderate rates: ti.iIT,S aa4 d NJ 4.
livery nscted slh hotel itsai rates .o- families
Send for Circular. Ci4ARi.sC.. PEIEIiS, Uwa-r and
Proprietor. bIl-lln
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toL9RED FIRaGo.-Saturday afternoon q fight
occurred near the corner OF 18Th and streets
northwest, IN Which Ella Randolph, cooYcd. struck
,stc. Price, colOrct, blow the head with an
lroa poker, I'inlctig wound four inches long The
wou1ied man was removed 10 the Emergency hos
Et&l, where The fsaSG WAS dressed By Dr. Tayor
after which Price was sent hoine. Ella was ar
rested t3 C!fce: I3Neal anu cha rei befor, jus, re
Mills In Ide Police Court this morning with assault
ana b..tteIy she Was fired s25 or sixty DAYS Ia
jall
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Geo A RRR Odd
G @ IA R r p D
G A A RRR D ID
G @ AAA r r D D -
Geo 4 A Il K ODD

S SoS ! IL ! Ii 5 BD5
IT IS NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE. BUT OUR
AvOwED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDUC-
TIONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. WE
ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS
PREVIOUS TO ANNExINa THE NEXT DOOR
BUILDING.
EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND
DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR; THEREFORE,
RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM so1LED,
WE WILL SELL THEM NOW, AND GIVE OUR PA.
irons THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION. OF
COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE
IN THIS DEPARTMENT. AND ENUMERATE THE
PRICES. SO WE WILL ONLY MENTION FEW
SPECIAL ARTICLEs-FoE INSTANCE:
A GOOD NIGHT GOWN, EMBROIDERED YOKE
WELL MADE, AT &C.
BETTER GOWN. WITH YOKE AND FIVE
PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT $780,;
FORMER PRICE s120
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS. Sc AND 50 INCHES
LONG. $50. THIS GOWN Is SPECIAL FEATURE
PARTICULARLY AS 1T Is LONGER THAN THE
AVERAGE GOWN
CAMBRIC CHEA11sE WITH LACE AND EN-
BROIDERY YoKEs. CSC: GOOD VALUE AT 81. %,
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE
DRAWERS TO MATCH THESE, SAME PRICE
LADIES WHITE Skirts, REALLY THE CHEAP
EST EVER OFFERED
A SPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEEP CAMBRIA
RUFFLE, TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE
AND FINE TUCKING, AT $50.
SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RUFFLE AND
1UCKING. sso.
IN OUR MISSES AND CHILDREN's DEPART
MENr. WE WILL MAKE YOU REDUCTION OF
S35s PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICE FROM THIS
YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN
OUR ASSERTIONS.
THESE COMPRISE GINGHAMs P1OUE. MAR
sEIILES. INDIA LINEN. LAWN AND CAMBRIA
DAESSEa.
CORSETS! CORSETS!
5000 PAIRS AT A LARGE REDUCTION. WE
SHALL DISCONTINUE KEEPING SOME OF THESE
MAKES. AND WILL SELL THE LATTER AT
GREAT SACRIFICE.
LANsBURGH l. BRO,
jyle 12o-422z2A SEVENTH STREET
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the BrCyCIISrs' TRIP TO TIE Oc~.v--rho
large celeSaUpn rom the CAPITAL B.e.c,e club
winch went down 20 NOrl0,i- SaturlI AZ eyeDir.-
ti2t an unusually enjoyable time Tpan ar living
Ia Norfolk the visitors re received IN, ..s--r.
nlte, EOsi;lan. Barrett, oNeill and ,'arrf.,I ~
titr aside 81! cub. who were Irraltjiu-c In their
attentions H1S- their @Uldtace the Car.f,,l
boys mounted cher wheels and took g seven IN he
run over most excellent she'll read ami then
ooarueu tAe tr;iih IF virginia Beach. wht:t the
excellent salt water b3thtH.. was :H1,.h lr'tc,ad
| pom returning 70 Norfolk Mr.. Warren @e..lv OF
nehSf OF Tie CAPITAL cluu. presented q nandso,u,.
nag 10 thr St.-idA CIaD 3s :. r. I.eHlbr..rltp nf n
similar tTip last y"ar. The WASHINGTON BOYS ~
turned holIe tnlS morning. They WERE comma nd "A
" Suo-caJttin, trJ>>inaL ami 'ilH sI,-,>g~ T. l.
Dodge and z. H. Moves took their t1ln.r,. on the
graphs
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The Cave OF the e>.pe,ectiyes.
Mr.. MDEvITr ASKS TO SEE THE FAMOUS MEAoRAN-
DUN 1.

Mr. HDEyITT ASKS TO SEE THE FAMOUS MEMORAN-
Dun 40. ].
MI. Robert Chrtsty, attorney for eX-Detective
McDevitt. has written a letter 10 the District Com
misSioners, saying:
- Ii gives me great pleasure to inform you that
all OF the trnprovident criminal actions brought
against James A. McDevitt, late a member OF the
detective corps OF the Metropolitan police force OF
the District OF columbia, by the nted States have
been finally disposed Of either BY his acGuittaI
upon TRIAL before court and jury or by the voun-
lary act OF abandonment by the district attorney
OF the nited States this District II Is OF great
Importance 10 MI. McDeyttt ID View of these TO all
or Us gratifying results, that ne should have the
privilege OF examining. IN person 10y counsel.
tain written charges. commonly called "IneInOray-
DUN No. l. filed with Your honorable board, re-
1iectlnS. as announced in the public press at the
time. upon the official integrity OF MI. McDeyict,
anu others OF the SO-callei eX-detectfveS
have the honor to apply 10 YOU. therefore. for
permission 10 inspect this and any similar written
prescribed by your honorable board
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