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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-07
Ser ,,Wspltfe" int Gismeer.

Gum eriten Meale bat elm beuti9es
2riessidiff. uMoltfe" .bas n6rbli9e
gismeer paifirt. Wie elm Beri1t bon
Borb bes S9iffes aus Nepfiabif bonn
2. Suli mittbeilt, berlieB Der vMoltte"
am 16. SUM- ben 9afen bon Stabanger
unb banpfte bur9 bic @fdben norbs
tpdrts gegen Bergen.
Sn benz 8erl9t beiBt es bann tpeiter !:
gm Morgen beg II. lieBen mir Bic griiz
men Berge Nortpesens binter uns unb
minften bent an Naturi96nbeiten 10
iiberaus rei9en 2anbe Elm leBtes v2ebe
tDobl" 5u. gBir ri9teten unieren Gurs
nor6meitli9, unb balb tparett Die Iebten
Spiben ber Gerge am 6oriaont berz
f9punber. Ser Wino tpar nidt unz
giinftig, 10 baB mir bereits am 18.
Mbenbs bic @betlanbsinfeln pailirten.
Son ba tpurbe Der Binb ungiinifiger,
un6 erf am 81. batten mir bic Gar=Oer
quer ab. Nun ging's tpieber f9neller.
Nm Mbenb bes %. befamen mir bic
9iiboifipibe BON Sslanb in Gi1t, ein
eifiger 9au9 tpebte bon bort beriiber
unb lieB uns bergeHen, baB mir bereits
am @nbe bes Monats SUM- tparen.
Bon bi9tem Sdnee bebedt redten
borten bic Berge lire ffarren 6dupter
gen 0immel, ales 2eben unb Sreiben
menf@li6er Sbdtigfeit f6ien bier gdna<
lid eritorben au fein. 9lber benz mar
bod ni6t gang 10.
Mls mir am "a. Na6mittags auf Der
Hbebe BON Oiupabog = einem fleinen
Orte an Der Siiboftfiiite ber Snfel-bor
9lnfer gingen, iaben mir, tpie bic drm=
li9en 2eute lire 6ammel unb pferoe
auf bic magere Weibe trieben. Die ion=
6erbare GuBbefleibung Der 8euobner
erregte uniere Nufmerflamteit; bieieIbe
befanb aus einem einfaDen @tiif &inbs
ober S9afleoer, bas, ie na6 Ser Gorm
uno Gr0Be bes GuBes, iiber bemielben
auiammengendbt mar, Elm S9ub, Der
fiir Die bortigen 8obenberbdltnifIe b69it
prattlf9 iff. ba man nit inn auf Ben
Dielen Steinen unb benz @er6a niel
ii9erer gebt, als tpenn man bide Sobz
len unter oem GuBe bat. Serner naren
bic eigentbiimli6en Gormen Der Berge
interehant fait regelmdBise bierieitige
ppramiben unb glatt emppr1trebenbe
Gegel tpe9ieln nit unf6rmig aerriiIenem
uno serfliifteten Steinmaien ab, aber
itets iinb iene ftarren &ieien nit faltem
S6nee gefr6nt. 9lm 25. frib gingen
mir Mnfer auf unb bampften an ber
Offiite Der Sniel n6roli6. 9lm 26.
paflirten mir ben n0rbli6en Polarfreis
unb traten iomit als erltes beuti9es
2riessi3iff ins n6rbli9e gismeer elm.
gfod in berlelben yta6t iaben mir
bic Ntitterna6tsionne. &aum beriibrte
ber SOnnenball ben 0oriSont unb iiber=
goB oenielben nit roliger @lutb, 10
itieg ct aud f6on wieoer empor, unb
Mbenbs unb MOrgenrOtb rei6ten fi9
aart ergliibenb bic 9dnoe. 9Bir bampfz
ten hann tpetli9 an Der Norbtiiite ent=
lang unb batten piel @elegenbeit, bic
berf1ieoeniten Mrten BON 5eeb0geln gu
beoba9ten. 9ier tau6ten 6ebenbe pa=
pageitau6er uuter bic Sber1d6e bes
WaiIers, UNI erit na6 geraumer 3eit
tuieber nit i5rer 8eute 5u eri6einen,
bort lieben ti6 bebdbige gibergdnie
tpoblgefdlig bon ben ianften Welen
id)aufeln, balb treil6te eine 66aar
bungriger M6ben iiber unieren 0dups
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-07

Ser Mansel an Mb3ussfandlen
in ben pontinifden Siimpfen bel &ont
ruff ein @umpffieber berbor, bas Der
S9reden ber &eiienben 1T. Nper's
NguesGure lit ein pirfiames S6ubmit=
tel gegen bic &ranfbeit, unb beilt bie=
ienigen, tpel6e 6erielben perfallen iino.
@ben 10 tpirfiam 1T es in alien dbnli=
den @egenben 6iefeit oes Oceans. 8ers
iu9e feline Wirfung.
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Scho1z' Garten,
U u Rin, Teraa.

Diefer felt lansen Sabren populdre Ser.
sniisungs. nno Grbolunssort bietet bur9 biele
neue ginridtuneen uno 8eri6onerunsen ben
Ginpobnern bon @uitin unb 3ureiienben einen
angenebmen aufentbalt. gs ipirb 6as 8etfre.
ben oer Manager ieirL ftets bas sfeuelfe unb
Bette bon muftfalii9en unb bramatilden 8or.
trdsen oem gnblifum borsufibren unb in ieber
Sinf9t bas 2ofal 10 gu seitalten, um ben Nn-
forOernnsen Der 8efuder seredt gu iuerben.
Wer ii9 i'm Greien bel einem fiiblen Irunf er.
bolen uno erfrifden mill, Der berseife nidt
bor3uipre@en.
LUESCHOW & BESSERER
9,7,p6M LESSER.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-07

IS d babe por," iaste Elm ia.
lentlofer S6riftifeller, ber bod binaus
mill, niebt irgenb ettpas au f6reiben,
tpas nod ME Semanb gef6rieben bat
uno mas auBer mir Niemanb ie f9rei=
ben biirfte." rDann fann es nur cine
gilnitige Rritit iiber Sbre Werfe fein!"
rief Elm College bosbaft.
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0efobten.

slus meinem, 3 Wieilen bonn Salabo aeleee.
men Yaiture puroe mir am 9. Suli elm idmars.
brauneS Yferb 9eitoblen. 9ailelbe lit Sabre
alt, Is Sanb bod, am linfen Sdentel GJ &C..
brannt, bat an BET 8ruit einen f6paraea fled
nnb am aopf einen tpeiben Stern Wer mir aur
@ieOfrerlansuna OeS Yferbes bebuIHid ift, er-
hdlt $25 8eIobnuns
9enrp StabI,
S,7u4m Seah Settlement.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-07

'Tmproved Condition Powders. fur @fer.
be nnb @inbbieb. Elm ausse3eidneteS nno er.
probteS Pulber in Der 8ebanbluns bon SUP.
franfbeiten aller Mrt, aaaemeine ltnpablidteit,
Mntpa9ien Der Saut, @dube, selbes Bafler,
wangel an Mppetit. @ebrau9sanpeiiung auf
Der Etifette. Gabri3irt bon unb gum @erfanf
bel MboIpb OreiB, @lamo PIaaa, aesen.
iber ber Yofoffice, San Nntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-07

Feiles Sarsaparilla" fur
ale 8lut. unb Sautftanfbeiten. Rurirt bic
fdlimmften Sale bon Blutberqiftung bis sur
geipobnliden Ginne. gebraudsanneiiuus auI
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der Alamo Mfta
COMPANY nno gum 8srtauf an @ieberbertaufel
nno on @ripatperionen bel y. Dreib Sau
Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-07

so lange bes Dr. Muguff
&6nigs 0amburger Srp=
p fen giebt, follte Niemanb an 2eberz,
g}ierenz o6er Magenfranfbeiten leiben.
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Bidtis fiir Nusmarberer.
@ruBe YreisermdEisuns in Der lleberfabrt

Der llmterseihnete iif ermdhtist Yafage.
fd)eine, freie 8et0ifismns einsefdlofen, BON Bre.
men iiber 9apre nno Mntlpeypen nod Gan I'm.
onio fiir $44.15 ansaufeIlen.
Der Hreis fur bic @eile bon Gan slntonio
mad oben senannten Sdfen, incl. 8et0fiisuns,
$52.S8.
Gerner rebu3irte Giienbabnraten nod alien
Orten in Deutl9lanb, S6peis, Danemarl nnb
Grantrei1.
adberes 5u erfabren Bel
6. @rieienbed,
22,1 ,tuip Paiiage asent San Mntonio.
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tG0ll's eesetasilitder
eicilianiid,er
a1rsGrlle,,erc1..

:. Ss11en as'ptHnt Elm SsiImitteI 70 entf9iebenss
1ss1taaen eeii1 publitsun ruie ena's 6aar. .err,..
sss. IT. Dss 6dae, IN benen sr cine pouianbiae mie.
0erssrlisuung ber Garbe bes Saares unS .;rs. r.s,
sslsaesn oisliaHo Ser aopfbaut berporseufen. iiub
Anaasis Aite ee,te Ioben i'm nm feirer r,,,,tsr.
oarsn srait wiuen ibrsn weiswerSsuben aoss,,
oesea pfipranslias aarbs ,mb edSnbeit misber,u.
ssssa' 49,. Ssuls N iasstlersn Sabrsn sebrau9en Inn
sslas. psa e. Die aabIbeit per5atet, sduppsn snt.
1efnf pait ino benz 9aare Elm traftises @adstbum
erf1stlf. JnHse Damen itnb ibm an ibrer xoiIstts
ipiaen semosen, neil er BEN Saare sinsn sdb5neu
psi9sn etans ertbeiIt. unb es ibnen m5aIi6 mont
t1r eaas tn ieSsr beIiebisen 5orm susuridtsn, e.
u e. bsi alien beliebt. unb srpar einfad aus benz
0ruHbs. wsii ffets ibren erwartunsen entipridt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-07
9abrgang 81.
MDcr's
Q9ue Cure

entbalt Elm @eBensift sr9sn nllr bon sumpHuf Der.
rabrenne ttehrl bas, 10 pieI man rpeib in teiner
onSern Mr5nsi entbaIten iit. Gs entbaIt fein ebis
hin, aud feline metaIliiden ober anbern fd,abIiden
Neitanbtbeile unb bat baber fenen na9tbeiligen
Gnfab aitf bic Goniiitutien sononrn Idbt ben aSrs
per 10 geilinS pie Dor Der &rant9eit.
@ir sarantirem, bab sper's Weue.Gmre ole
Sale Don taItenr, remittiremoem, itiuem, BedieIs
nito 0allenfieber, 70 pie ppn 2eberIeioen bic
oar9 Sumpfuft berbeiIeiaart fnb, beiIt. SoGte
es mad ribtiger @nwenbrlg su beiIen uerfebIen, 70
iinb bic Gambler burd infer GirfuIar uom 1. SuIi
1882 erHtd9.iat, has Gela ;uriif,u,abIeH.
Or. 9. q. aper & Co., lumeII, 1flair.
Sn allen @potbeten ;u baben.
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Ole
0Dobsntlibe Trcie Wreffe
erideint
ieben DOnneritas
unb fpifet
$3.50 bas Sabr pber $1.25 fir 6
Wrnate in gorausbesabluns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-08-07

ealpert, Teras, s. Mai 1872.
$50 n5dte mseiae Mnertennuus Der fpertbuouen
Gisenf9aften DON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

The announced reduction in fares the
limited express from Washington to Chicago,
By the Pennsylvania line, is an important one,
in amount but il is not worth near much to
the people OF this city as would be a correspond
ing reduction in fares between Washington and
New York, where the travel Is very much
heavier. The latter We shall, however. doubt
less have in due time. Competition by the Bal
timore and Ohio road for travel between the
east and the west explains the cut in the Chicago
rates, just as competing lines between Boston
and New York have reduced the fare between
those two cities at five dollars for the passage
and one dollar for a reserved chair in parlor
car. When the Il. & D. line shall be open from
this city 10 New York those will probably be the
rates on both roads between the two cities. and
Ii is not impossible that sharp rivalry may even
put them below the figures named. But in no
event should they De higher. the distance
from New York to Washington and TO Boston is
about the same. and the Pennsylvania line
could very well afford to carry passengers at
those fares now, if it were SO disposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

Ferdinand Ward has at last been indicted for
grand larceny. Other indictments are expected
TO follow, and il is possible, though not quite
probable, that he may be lodged i'm the peni-
Tertiary, where he properly belongs. Ever
since his arrest Ward has been living In gor-
geous style in Ludlow street Jail, and it is high
time that he was placed upon the same footing
with other criminals. The specific offense
charged in the present indictment is borrowing
all the money from the Marine National Bank,
giving valise full OF U. $. bonds and securities
valued at 81 100000 and then afterwards car
rylng of the securities. To the ordinary mind
that transaction was a clear case of stealing
and 1T Is To DC hoped the jury will so consider it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05
SUMNER C1orHrxe.

IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF SUMMER
CLOTHING SHOULD BE PLEASED TO
SHOW WHAT WE HAVE PRODUCED IN
THIS LINE SOME PEOPLE PREFER To
WEAR CASSIMERES. IN CASSIMERES
We HAVE MADE REDUCTION IN SEW.
ERAL LOTS. OUR SERGE SUITS. IN
SEVEN DIFFERENT SHADES, AT $3.50
ARE THE BEST THING WE HAVE EVER
PRODUCED, so IF YOU WISH A COOL
SUIT BE SURE AND SEE THEM.
GEORGE SPRANSY
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER,
ie3 6O7 SEVENTH STREET NV,
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The CELEBRArrp
DYCKERHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT
Tie stroHges; and best known to the trade
H l. CRAWFORD.
Sole Agent for District OF Columbia
oEce-lilS r St NV
WarehoUse-H- l. Bscoe's wharf foot of IOth 81 sw
Orders promptly nlied and deliveries made 10 any
part Of the city.
PAYMENTS.
GRANoLlIAiC, ARTIFICIAL STONE
AsPHAL1UN. NEUCHATEL MASTIc
StTeeis, sidewalks, stables, Basement and Cellar
floors, or wherever solid. smooth and durable
pavement Or door i required.
Orders promptly attended TO, and all work puaran-
iced fer the Term OF five years
NOTICE.
AL representations that the above work now per-
formed By Infringement of any lights OF
Others or that any court has held, Is Incorrect
guarantee ali patrons of my WORK AGAINST anv
Claims suits for damages
IL. L. CRAWFORD,
- l4lS ST. NV.
Jeepnone CAL NO. SS1. apx.-3m
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The D0ubie-Sheet Tomorrow.

The demand for space In the advertising col
umEs of THE STAR is very large, and adver-
tisers will confer favor by sending in their
orders as early practicable to insure insertion
and classification in to-InOrrow's double-sheet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

Cheating does not prosper in the long run
An oieomargarine company in New York,
after an elaborate effort TO push their bogus
butter product, have just gone into bankr;,ptcv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05
HOTELS.
Brooks Cosanrss1orAn How,

DRocRs CONGRESSIONAL HorFr.
This Hotel situated opposite the Capito,-New Jer
sey ave- ana 1t ae-the most elevated point In
washington. II Out OF the malaria District being
one hundred feet above the level of the po.a r,er
From Its Balconies beautiful view can be had OF the
entire city Of Washington, Arlington Heights Poto
mac River and the Capitol grounds summer boaraers
accommodated with delightful airy and well ventilated
rooms Transient 600 per day. Regular bosrders Tor
SIMMER season n low satsa 81, BROCK' Prom
"AAo-om Tormeriy Of Jersey CITY. n T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

llEDCCTICN
scotch and Scotch finish English Sutings reduced in
pre- rom $40 and $50 10 $50 and SIS per suit to
order w." - '~i' W
W. s. TEL,
Jco 9:S5 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

That the speed of the telegraph can praeti-
esliy annihilate time was illustrated in sending
the message announcing the winner of the
Derby from London To New York in three Sec
onds by tine regular cable line while the New
York Herald claims that the transmission over
its special line occupied but one second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

LOWS BrncDo11
BREWING COMPANY,
BREWERS AND MALTsTERs
OFFICES Nos. sos and $40 VINE ST.
BREWERY, 18TH and PARRISH SIS
PHILADELPHIA, PA
agent for Washington.
n I. BRIDwELI,
JeI3m 3oi VI STREET s W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05
DENTISTRY

nR STARR PARSONS. COR. 9TH AND EN.w.
L. Filling specially; also, the of toothaclo
without extracting. A local anasthetic used on the
gums alleyiates pam OF extracting given apl3
CAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS.
- fifteen years experience Dentistry Office 2O7
l. stn.w. Preservation Of the Natural Teeth a spe-
ciaty. oc22
nR- i. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIST. 437 7TH ST,
IL three doors from corner r. Dentistry IN ali
its branches Teeth inserted 81 per All WORK
warranted lan1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

The trial of Cluverius for the murder of Miss
Madison in Richmond has excited much inter-
eft here, and the verdict of guilty is a surprise
to those who have carefully watched the testi-
nony. The evidence was entirely circumstan-
tiai, and there was nothing which positively
connected the prisoner with the crime Public
sentiment was greatly infianed over the affair."
and probably the majority of the people in
Richmond believed that the girl was murdered
and that Ciuyerius killed her. BUT whatever
the popular belief may have been, the evidence
aS reported by the telegraph. did not connect
the accused with the deed with sufficient direct
ness to warrant a conviction of murder in the
fist degree Oh course there were many points
which might have influenced the jury that did
not appear in the record, but, Judging the facts
from this distance, the verdict appears to have
been rendered in Difference to public feeling
rather than from a careful and impartial
weighing OF the evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05
ATTORNEYS.

4 NHARLES j. GOOCH, SOLICITOR OFPATENTA
~ Counsellor-atlaw and Expert. cloud building,
9Th and r sts Good work, good references moder.
ate Charges. 1wenly-one years experience. d5l
NJ III. MILLER, A1TORNEl- AT-IAW
Ne Rooms and 4, CuntOn Law building,
Az Louisiana
Residence, 24O North Capitol ST mh2s
CAMUEL III. WALKER.
- Us. Commissioner, Notary Public and Attorney
for Rents,
iy2 $40 Louisiana ave next TO Citv r. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

An ''anti-lynchng society" is what is needed
by Mary! and, according to the Baltimore 1meyi-
can, in view of some recent occurrences in that
Stale. Such an organization, properly directed,
would doubtless be agency for good; but,
without passing upon the particular transac-
ton which called for this expression of opinion.
we take occasion TO say that unless they eX-
tend their operations beyond merely prevent
ing a proposed administration of Justice after
Judge Lyncn'S methods, societies of the kind
called for would fall far short of reaching the
real seat OF the difficulty. Where cases OF
lynching occur they are usually due to made
quate or unexecuted criminal laws rather than
IL want of regard for the laws themselves The
true way to stop lynching, therefore, is to Sc
cure the passage of more stringent laws for the
protection of society, and after passage their
prompt and rigid enforcement. Ii the legisla-
lures and courts of the country will uniformly
do their whole duy there will be little danger of
the populaee wreal>ng vengeance on offenders
1T appears, according to story telegraphed
from Boston, that Collector Howard of Ports
mouth. who wrote that he was a believer i'm the
spells system, and therefore begged that his
suecesso. might be appointed, had previously
arranged with the Hon. Frank JONES' who is
the Tycoon of democratic politics in New
Hampshire, to get out of the way to make room
for one of Jones friends. For this act Jones
was To place in Howard's hands all the insur-
ance on his large real estate nterestsso that the
latter would make more money than by hold
ing his federal office. Ii this story is true Mr..
Jones influence with the administration in the
future will probably be considerably dimin-
ished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

NonroLk Su1rs
READY THIS WEEK.
With cit her knee-breeches full pantaloons both
Some very handsome things in Alpaca Coats and
Vests that appeal to lovers Of unusual designs.
Something new in
FANCY FLANNEL
HOUSE COATS,
that recommend themselves to good taste, and you
only have to pay
FIVE DOLLARS
for your choice Of one.
SACK COATS
Of unusual length, besides the regular stock of such
goods
WHITE VESTS
of good quality, in limited assortment Will have no
more this season
In tact things are in such shape that you will find
the best assortment of everything now and ifyou
wait you may not be able to fill your desires would
be useless 20 that have everything no house
truly say that; but what have Is good and may
answer your purpose Ifnot you will not be urged to
buy Ifyou need anything in the clothing line, drop
in 40 7th street, ON
II N N NC,
JED THE CLOTHIER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-05

kooL K1oru1Ne.
JUST THE WEATHER FOR THEM.


MANY THINGS WE HAVE IN STOCK:
CALCUTTA sEERsUCKER SUITS.
NUNS CLOTH SUITS.
IRISH CRASH SUITS.
CREOLE LINEN SUITS.
ENGLISH SERGE SUITS
DOMESTIC SERGE SUITS.
ENGLISH sEERsUCKER SUITS
SILK ALPACA COATS AND VESTS.
TAMAI SERGE COATS AND VESTS
SILK PONGEE COATS AND VESTS
NUNS CLOTH COATS AND VESTS.
sOUDAN TWEED COATS AND VESTS
MOHAIR COATS AND VESTS
WHITE DUCK VESTS.
WHITE MARsEILLES VESTS.
FANCY DUCK VESTS.
FANCY MOLESKIN VESTS SOMETHING
NEW
BOYS KOOL KLOTHING.
CHnDREN'S KoOL KLOTHING.
MEMS LINEN ALPACA AND PoNGEE DUs-
TIERS.
BOYS LINEN BUSTERS.
CHILDRENs LINEN BUSTERS.
LIVERY OUTFITS IN LINEN AND ALPACA.
IN FACT FOR KOOL SUMMER KLoTHING
NO HOUSE IS BETTER PREPARED TO
SERVE YOU THAN OURS
A. SAKS & CO.,
ONE PRICE. PLAIN FIGURE
ie5l a1e AND SIS SEVENTH STREET.
Auction. Auction. Auction.
RIBBONS. RIBBONS RIBBONS
THE NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE
$50 SEVENTH STREET.
HAS RECEIVED THIS WEEK A LARGE IN
VOICE OF RIBBONS FROM A NEW YORK
AUCTION, WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT AUG
TION PRICES
RIBBONS FOR SCHOOLS
RIBBONS FOR SASHES.
RIBBONS FOR HATS
RIBBONS FOR DRESSES
RIBBONS FOR THE NECK,
RIBBONS FOR THE HAIR.
RIBBONS IN ALL SHADES. WIDTHS AND
QUALITIES
ALSO. AT VERY LOW PRICES, LARGE LOT
WHITE PLUMEs CREAM PLUMEs,
WHITE PLUMES CREAM PLUMES,
WHITE TIPS. CREAM TIPS,
WHITE TIPS, CREAM TIPS.
WHITE SILK MULLS,
WHITE SILK MULLS,
CREAM SILK MULLS.
CREAM SILK MULIS
WHITE GRAPES
WHITE GRAPES
CREAM GRAPES
AND ALL THE NEW SHAPES IN WHITE
HATS FOR DRESS AND SHADE PURPOSES
NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE
JED $50 9TH street northwest
SUMNER C1oTHrsa
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT WILL
ALWAYS Be FOUND AT THE
BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE.
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VNANTED-A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO
w obtain room and board at so per month. in
small family, centrally located: must not object to
panopracticing; references furnished. Address w L.
b. Star ONCE. jei-2t*
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1NOR SALE-THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF
Il the late r. h Elliot HvRttsville Md The house
contains l L rooms with modern improvements, and
Is wlthin Two minutes walk to the railroad station
The property contains about four acres of Land arts
caliy laid out. with fine orchard I'm high state of
cultivation The house carefully built and hand
somely finished. and commands a fine view OF ne
surrounding country. Apply to CTIAS a. ELLIOT,
ip.s
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v>OR SALE OR RENT-BEAUTIFUL NEW 3
a story double brick House, 18th and II :. W.
facing smithsonian grounds. For terms &c applv 10
B. III. WARNER. GIG Est NV ie:,-:a
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ESOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG TANKER
Il vile geiding for sale. l5aa hands high. shows a
80 speed " thout training. N, al
stable, 623 g street Can be 9TH 9Th aud 7th
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IGOR SALE-CARRIAGES-NE STYLES OF
4 Surveys. Extension Tops Jump Seats. Bucges
Tor one or two persons. PhRetons and stylish
carriages All frst-class work reduced prices.
A number of secondhand carriages very cheap.
tarrages stored Repairing promptly attended Ia.
EoBI; IL GRAHAM. Repository and Factory. a1o-
-eSf
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STAR PARK, 1906 New York ave

LNoR SALE-RONAL SALNO TRICYCLE. Sol, 5fL
Inch Racer Bicycle; 81 Yale 500 52 Harvard good
as new, $40; 30 linen Hopper. $40; 52-inch shadow
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INoR sALE-FISH STALLS Nos 3 AND HoI-
II lins market Nos II, - 10 and 20 Richmond
Stalls doing pay Ing business. and viii he sold on
reasonable terms. Address No South Bond St,
Baltimore Md. jes-t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LNOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS, SINGLE AND
II en- suite in building 1916 st. All Just fitted
up in best manner. Also three-story building, for
manufacturing purposes or for printing Office, in
rear OF above building. with an office fronting ST.
For particulars apply to FRANCIS g. MOHCN, 1881
+ It. NV. my:sO-7t
INOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS ON FIRST, SEC
l. ond and third floor suitable for lawyers claim
agents They are convenient to all departmr at
1413 g street near the Treasury Dept. myS-lm
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nor sALE-A THREEsroRY FRAME, EIGHT
Rooms, with a building lot adjoining, 1 III ST.,
between / It'll and 18th SIS. : e Its
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l.NoR SALE-A FIVE HORSE POWER ENGINE
II and boiler, nearly Can be running at
SHEPHERD & HtRLEY'S. corner 18th and Sta
m tat ts
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u,NOR SALE-TWO MAGNIFICENT TRIPLE
strung Upright. good a. new. and three fine square
Pianos al great sacrifice for cash. easy terms
at q. L. WILD x BROS piano ware rooms 9os 9TH
81. n i~s