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TNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUA BILE BUSINESS
PROPERTY SITUATE AT THE CORNER OF
THIRD AND STREETS SOUTHWEST
STORE AND DWELLING COMBINED.
Under and BY virtue of deed of trust, bearing 80
date september 24th. A d. 1881, and duly re- :ME
corded in Liber $50, folio S. seq., of the Es5
land records of the District of Columbia and al me
written request OF the party secured thereby, the
designed Trustees will, on MONDAY. AUGUST
TWENTY-FOUkTH, 1885. at SIX O'CLOCK PM
III front of the premises sell public auction all that
certain piece parcel and lot of land situate in the city
OF Washington, District of Columbia known and
being part OF lot one ~ in square five hundred and
thirty Eight (S3S beginning for the the
east corner of said lot, and running thence north
twenty (25) feet thence west sixtyfive 1851 feet
thence south twenty-five (25 feet thence sixty
five 65 feet to the place of beginning together with
the Improvements thereon. consisting a store, now
used as a saloon, and dwelling house combined.
Terms OF sale: 81 600 cash. the balance in two equal
installmenis in one and two CD years with inter
est. secured by deed of trust the p.operty sold
or all cash, at The option of purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost. A deposit of $lUO re-
CURED at the time of SALE Terms be complied with
in days from the day Of otherwise the Trus-
tees reserve the right resell the property at the
cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES H. PARKER,
Office 412 and SITS. s.w
RICHARD J. COLLINS,
aulO-d&ds 46S ST. s.w
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Another Examiner Resigns.

LATEST PHASE OF THE CIVIL SERVICE MIDDLE
IN THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
The civil service commission have received
the resignation of Mr.. Jasper T. Kane as q
member Of the board of local examiners of the
New York customs house, Only a minority of
the board-two members-now remain upon it,
The commission win proceed to fill the vacan-
cies under the law. Commissioner Thoman de-
clined to say anything in regard to the letter of
Surveyor Beattie, naming Mr.John S. McKeoun,
of the VacancieS guryeS"S Kettle vs. W pns
by the commissionto recommend two or three
persons suitable 1or the duties, from whom one
might be selected.' In his reply Mr.. Beattie
named only Mr. McKeoun, giving as his reasons
that he regarded the latter as the best fitted of
all his snbordinates for the position and that If
he should name another 1t would only be as
second choice. The commission will soon reply
to Mr.. Beattie's letter, and the purport of their
communication will most probably be that the
law authorizes the commission to select these
boards of local examiners after consulting the
head ofti1e OfffceTrpIn which the examiners are
to be chosen; that should the commission &C.
cept the single name recommended by Mr.
Beattie, that would be in effect permitting him
to make the selection, which would not be in
compliance with the law.
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OYFrcEn or rHR TArLons' UxToN.-1he
convention Of the National Union Of Tailogs
closed In seasions In Balttmoe saturday. The
following ofacers were elected for the two years
ensuing: President, Charles n. Sharp Phtla-
New York 81 Seeker, naislmOre; J: b Leunon,
Denv0r, ana James w. smith, Springfield, H.
secretary, ycseph Wikin,cn. Nsy York; tsees.
Joha Casey cd WIN. Bcodie, New yoEk.
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AMERICAN HARvEsrERs IN ITALY.-The De-
partment of State has received from Mr.. Chas.
NJ. Woods, vice and deputy consul-general at
Rome, the following translation Of an Official
report relating to the use of American reapers
In Italy: "The ministry of agriculture, DESTROYS
Of making known the use OF resping machines,
vesters ireapers and binders combineS1' Of the the
class which received the first prize at the inter-
national trial held by the government at 0ras-
ing during the current harvest season In the
provinces of Padura, Montua, Rovigo,
piacenza, salerno and Foggia, and
1t appears they have everywhere given the
most satisfactory results. In some OF the
provinces the projects and representatives OF
the agricultural and commercial interests the
pupils of the practical schools OF agriculture
and technical institutes, as well as q large
number OF landowners, have attended the trial
and working Of these harvester."
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- BENSINGER, Auctloneer,
% Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $40 La. ave.

AUCTION SALES OF HORSES. CARRIAGES,
WAGON, HARNESS, &C., &c. EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORN
INGS AT TEN O'CLOCK, REGARDLESS OF
WEATHER.
Parties having Horses, Carriages or Wagons to dis
pose of will find this the best method. We have
stanty hand at private sale large and well
ed stock of Wagons Carriages, Bugges Harness, &C.,
&c. N23lm
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Got Into the Lookup and Robbed Pris.
Oners.

From the New York Sun, to-day.
Three strangers were arrested in North Tar
rytown on Saturday night and put in the viii
lage lookup for being drunk and disorderly.
During the night three North Tarrytown
roughs, by means Of duplicate keys, entered the
lookup, and under pretense of being constabes
detailed to search the prisoners for concealed
weapons, they robbed the three drunken men
OF all the Nauables they had, including $24 in
money. They then told the three prisoners
that they had better get out or they would have
them sent to the penitentiary for six months
each in the morning. This threat did not have
the desired effect on the three men, potwith-
standing the IA that the lookup door was left
open all night, they stayed there. They were
discharged yesterday morning. They then told
their story, and an effort is being made to ap-
prehend the men who robbed them.
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makers union, No. 144, OF which he was a
member, in Pythageras hall, New York, last
night, fell dead upon the platform.
The Irish National League OF America has
decided TO hold . national convention next Jan.
uary.
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FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 23O m. prices
OF the New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire to H. H Dodge, $50 18th street,
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THE GREAT

fTHE GREAT
TO THE S6sfH 49, Wtsf aN fo sotrHwEsr
-sr P9gBaE TRACK sPkENp pT SCENERY
n EFFEtf June I: 2ls f fs ifAhNi
Trains leave ashington from station, corner Of 9th
For Pit,sbuy and the West Chicago Limited Express
rses a H. s Eat s at s So M AND ds pat
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati,
e Chicago with Steering Car Altoona
s ass q e3PneSng at
ers Tor Cleveland and st. Louis ~'' Paeic nx Is
lOP N. daily for Pittsburg and the West, with
sAifiMofE AND lsoTts Z eI KAflRoAp.
For Erie GaRanda i5 Roehestsr Buffalo, Niagara.
tars Washington to Rochester.
AN. daily except sunday.
For New York and the East, =, 5, $50 and 100 A.
day $50 81 800 a6 sn 100 nfha and On s
niSh' Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars
For Boston without change, geo /. NJ. every day.
M Of trains q.
ing 1s Ty sss transit N e F9Sq avoiding dou
For Pn,ladeIPha a aiS, $50 and ll0O AN, 200.
$50 So 600 400 a1e 600 ,o i 656f a. s and
l2;i5 night Limited Express. $40 An. daily.
For RaiiiinoTe So, 5;l5, $50, $40. $50. 11eoA,
ll9oAM:, ZOO 400. 600. 7:iO. 1000 M. and
For Fopes Greek Line. .I5 An. and 4:4o NJ daily,
except sunday.
For Annapolis 6:s5 AM 1905 and 4.25 Pm. daily.
except sunday. On sunday, 400 PM.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
- INGToN RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 500. 200. 925. II:Ol and ]: 35 A.
N. 200. i:26, AS. CPS, sos, and ll::S1 PM On
sunday at 900. 9:2o, IL -Ol A NJ, sos PM.
For Richmond and the South. 500 and IOl A NJ
. daily. and t:i5 PM daily except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria Tor " ashington sos. 500
loo. l0-lO An; loo. S.DJ. ;S:2;5 bio 1I1 and
ll&S5 p NJ, and 12:iU midnight Except Monday.
On sunday at 500 and 1910 A NJ: 7-ttJ 30
Pm. and 12:IO night
Tickets and information at the Office. northeast cor
the station, where orders be left for the checking
Of baggage 70 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS- T. PtGH, j. X. WOOD,
VvASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL,
w ROAD.
On and after JUNE l4TH, 1885. trains viii Leave
Rom and Arrive al 9th and streets Depot follows
Leave Washington a and ABS pm. daily ar
i've Al Belmont Park lO;ol and 6.26 d. M Lees
pGry llOl An and 636 p M arrive at Round Hill al
tl4S am and us PIN Returning, leave Round
HUI sos a m and 300 m. pass Leespurg 6:42 m
And ;5:i6 pm; EelTonr Park tz14 a. IN. and BIS
pm, and arrive al Washington at S:s5 IN and $40
pm
special excursion rates and Sunday trains TO BEL
MONT PARK Monthly and Communication Rates To
Gil points :. NJ. BROPHY,
superintendent Alexandria
+ J. LOCKWOOD,
Passenger Agent.
5O1 Penn ave. Washington. jel3
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
STEAMERS GEORGE LEAR9 AND EXCELSIOR,
s snfnS .a a, 3 3 m nxsusvs win
hotel and o1fic. Knoxs Express 9Th ST. and PennsyL
wanna van ave- who will also check baggage from hotels
For further PARTICULARS inquire at office 9TH street
w p'' W WEIGH. General Agent.
I oW FARE To NORFOLK.-STEAMER LADY
II OF THE LAKE leaves 9th street wharf wash
pm. FIrs,class Fare si.oO; Round Trip. $50 80
stops at Colonial Beach on saturdays Fare so cents
ste..ineT JOHN " THoMPsOS Monday, Wednss,
day and Friday, am jeIS
E'oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
NEW IRON STEAMER WAX EFIELDr
lays and s' sSTG MSIt On at MoSDAfs rHuR
TtEsD&Ys ERIp3Ys and sUND JAY p ne,a toaeh.
and 81 Clements Bay. Nh con Tsss
with B. q o. K r al shepherds See schedule.
Wv. RIDLEY. Manager spi1
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
Fer A. Eas, Kver = a every sATtRHiY at eays
M Ms S.h st. wharf, washington, every WEDNESDAY
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER SUE
Vii Iesnms the route a between gALTlMoRE AND
s kSss MareS leaving
River Freight received SATURDAYS ONLY. and
must be prepaid
AL accommodations first-class. Applyto
STEPHENSON BRO 1th st. wharf
Or1ce:-l2th ST and Pennsylvania av. w. mil 6m
STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES .THSTREET
= wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and SUNDAYS, ct
O'Clock am, for River Landings far Mattox
Creek, returning on Wednesday, Friday and Monday
afternoons For information apply to
q. J.. SHERIFF, lila Pa ave NV.
Orto
mhs c. 7. JONES. Agt, 7th-st. wharf
Mt VERNON, MT. VERNON,
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves sth-street wharf daily Except SUNDAY, for
Washington about $50 p. m.
sel6 L. L. BLAKE, Captain
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF UNIMPROVED BUILD
ING LOT ON II STREET, BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS EAST, BY
AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST NINETEENTH
A. d.. 1885, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. Nj I'VE
VIII sell in front of the premises. sub lot 20
616 fronting 20 feet on II street, by depth of LA
feet TO a so foot alley.
Terms made known at sale. au154t
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Kilograms to The Star.


A Terrible Panic In the DAMAGED
steamer Cheek ed by Cool Men.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 17.-There were
over 600 people on the boat-men, women and
children - when the explosion occurred
The wrecked upper works took
nre, and frightful panic en-
sued. This was speedily checked by the cool
ness or number OF men, who drove the women
anu chlldren aft, and prevented many frantic
women from leaping overheard. Besides those
seriously hurt, q large number were almost or
quite stunned by the shock.
An lncloent OF the disaster was the presence
OF some sisters Of charity, who seemed in no
way excited or affected by the terrific upheaval.
Iney passed quietly among the shrieking pass
engers, seeking out the wounded and in one case
one OF the sisters was seen to make bandages
OUT OF her clothing. The promptness with
which assistance came from all sides from pass
ing steamers and from shore allayed the panic
ana prevented the fire from spreading.
Ihe passengers were taken ashore. The
steamer Is not injured below the water line,
anu, oeyond the tearing away of her works for
wafd, Is uninjured. II is said that the cost OF
repairing her win not exceed $500.
Cholera Spreading in France.
hEf oGEES FROM MARSEILLES CARRYING THE
DREADED PLAGUE WITH THEM.
PARIS, August 17.-Refugees fleeing from
the cholera In Marseilles have introduced the
disease Into Sisteron and other villages in the
Alpine provinces Of France.
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THE AGITATION FOR CHURCH DIsEsTAB-
LIsHMENr.-The agitation In favor OF church
qisestabishment Is increasing in England. Mr.
Jesse Ceilings, Mr.. Henry labouchere, Mr..
disestabishment the main plank I'm their plat
form, and insist that the church funds should
be applied for educational purposes The
Scottish Disestablishment Association has
issued manifesto urging the enlarged con.
stituencies to demand the abolition OF the state
church
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TOMORROW.

lNOLEY, Auctloneer.
THE IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS. 0O8
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
will be sold at public auction. without reserve,
MONDAY, JULY THIRTEENTH, 1885, ut TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. and will continue daily until the
stock has been disposed of.
The stock consists of Silks, Satins, Velvpts, fine
Cashmeres and Dress Goods of the latest and
sir able styles, liable Linens, Napkins, Towels and
Linen Goods of all kinds fine Hosiery, Corsets,
Gloves, Embroideries, Laces Underwear. Parasols
and Umbrellas. splendid line of White Goods, Lawns,
Saeens. Ginghams. Flannels, cassimeres and domes-
tics generally, Comforts and Blankets, Embroidered
Piano Covers, Table Covers, Thibet ShawlS also black
Grapes and other articles usually found in rst-claSS
Dry Goods Store Ladies are specially invited to at
tend this sale, as the goods have been carefully
selected for best city trade, and will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash.
The trade invited to attend, the goods will be
offered in lots to suit will sell at private sale after
the auctions, at a sacrifice.
jy1S25t* N. FOLEY. Auct
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John c. Collins to-day, by Mr.. j. Mcdowell
Darlington, filed bill for divorce against Bird
get Collins. They were married May Is, 1861,
by Rev. DIR. Barker, at Calvary Baptist church,
and he states that not more than two months
after the marriage he observed that she was ad-
dicted TO the use OF intoxicating drinks, and
that this habit grew on her till on July 9Th
last, he considered IL his duty TO leave her. He
also Charges that she treated him with cruelty,
having thrown pitchers, etc, at him; that she
has threatened 10 poison him, oshoot him, and
to cut his throat at night
Meanpou ed bin for divorce sl against Merit
nea l.. Meaupou. He sets forth . marriage in
Philsdelphis, September s, 1879, and charges
guilty OF adultry, and that ON the 18th inst.
she took some OF his personal property and re-
moved IL, As he has been informed. 10 221 ID
street northwest, where she ID now living In
adultry with George c. Poulton.
The New Postal Messenger.
SERVICE LAw:-vIKws OF COMMISSIONER
THoMAN.
The civil service commission have not, a yet
taken any steps with regard to the competitive
examination Of the portal messenger who are,
under the new law recently gone into effect, to
be selected in the various cities for the delivery
OF the special letter service The report that
Chief Examiner Lyman and Secretary Graham
had notified the Postmaster General that these
messengers came under the civil service law,
SUI wouio nave 70 De appointed tnrougn COM
petitive examinations, Is denied by those off,
cials II Is stated at the rooms Of the commits
sion that there has been no consultation be-
tween any member OF the board and the post
office authorities.
Commissioner Thoman stated to-day to a
STAR reporter that the classification In the
post omces Is different from that In any other
branch OF the public service; that it brings all
the employees of q post Office, except laborers
under the law and rules of the commission,
and hence he seemed inclined to hold, without
having given the question anyspecial study that
law. He remarked that IL would be neces-
sary to have messengers who can read, and
VINO have Intelligence enough to enable them
to promptly find the places to which special
letters are addressed. II the post Office author
lilies object to having the messengers appointed
under the civil service rules, they have not SO
Indicated to the commission.
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Our new building is finished and while the car
penters are at work in the basement finishing shelving
and counters shall hold high carnival on the first
floor for a few days only
GRAND CLOSING SALE
All our FIGURED LAWNS, warranted fast colors,
at FOUR CENTS
We have about 600 pieces SIMPSONS BEST
PRINTS in plain black, gold and black, and black
and white at Al cents.
5000 yards GINGHAMS. These have never been
offered for less than 121 cents We shall offer them
at FIVE CENTS.
10000 PIECES OF DoMEsTICs OF EVERY
WELLKNOWN BRAND.
AndrOscroggin, yard wide, &c.
Fruit Of the Loom, yard wide, TIC
LonsdalessSa wide, 711c.
Dwight Anchor. yard wide Sic
Wamsutta, yard wide, 0a.c.
Pride Of the West, yard wide, lie
Lonsdale Cambria, yard wide, lOc
Also. the Best Yard-wide BROWN COTTON at
FIVE CENTS.
Excellent CANTON FLANNEL at FIVE CENTS.
and 1000 Pieces FLANNEL OF EVERY DESCRIP-
TON from the great New York Auction Sale of last
June at much less than we can replace them.
WHITE GOODS.
WHITE GOODS TO CLOSE AT ONCE
INDIA LAWN AT FIVE CENTS. worth Ten. and
all finer grades in proportion.
$4,000 yards FIGURED BATIsTE, 40 inches
wide. 12la Cents. This is the l8c quality
Three Cases DARK sATTEENs, neat patterns at
ELEVEN CENTS.
FIVE CENTS.
5000 yards ENGLISH CHEvIOT REDUCED TO
SIX CENTS Cost to import II Cents
$500 yards DOTTED SWISS, 12,sc.
100 pieces TURKEY TABLE DAMAsK at SO
Cents. formerly 60 Cents
Thousands upon thousands Of other Bargains from
every Department
This sale will terminate in few days, as the store
rooms must be vacated to the carpenters
CALL EARLY, AND AT ONCE
LANsBURGH & BRO.
400 422 424 AND 426 SEVENTH STREET
f:s-BRNa THIS LIST ALONG FOR COM
PARIsoN. .u11
ENTs INDIAGAUZE SHIRTS, 33lsc: WORTH
SOC.
Gents Senrs India Gauze Shirts, Soc; worth 75c
Sent Babrggan Shirts, Soc; worth 75c
losing OUT Spring Neckwear at half price
Slnsst Satteen Drawers only SOC.
SPiins weight Undershirts. SOC; worth 75c
Snum weight Undershirts, nearly all wool. SOC.
ASK 70 see the COMFORT SHIRT made Of VAN
suase Cotson and Richardson's 2 100 Liren bOsoms
;CSasi9rce0 ready for the wash tut, only 90 centA
market - 1850 -
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Miss SMITH RESIGNs.-Superintend Pow
ell, of the public schools, who returned to the
city Saturday, has recatved the resignation Of
Miss Lucilla E. Smith, principal OF the normal
school. The resignation will probably be con-
sdered at the next meeting ofthe school board.
No reason for resigning was stated in Miss
Smith letter.
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Two BOSTON. VIA PROVIDENCE.
SPECIAITTES

nR AND NINE SELDEN, SO MISSOURI AVE.
II Specai ueitment for ladies; thirty years'ex
tslisiVe experience; remedies prompt and reabie
charges reasonable and consultation free; correspon
dencc strictly confidential, call write Office always
OPEN Maane seiden visits ladies any distance 2SSw<
7 AIDES NEEDING AN EXPERIENCED AND
j skilfui temae Physician. should consult the
original Mrs. Dr w IISON No. 5 Park Place i tn ST.
I)ILES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the Of knife, caustic
OR hglture- Cure guaranteed Can be consulted at
20 OH ST. NV. rom TO 6pm- ap25ms
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTSOF
.fkIlEE All business confidential. Iadie5 and 9en-
llemen 90 cents each. 40S street. between Ath aud
9th streets northwest. my6-lawS
nR ROBERTSON, THE OLD ESTABLISHED
lCspecaiist from baltimore, can be consulted every
y N. conhdentaiiy, BY gentlemen and ladies who
need n,ede-l advice and serviees Special attention
a. AL diseases q. women. over
ei.ce. Main Office 80 n. Liberty st. Baltimore Md
je5-:sm
I Mr. W r. PARKER. OF BOSTON ASS. MAC
So neic Healer: Wonderful Cures By laying on OF
iids Nervous and thrcnic Diseases special y Will
Nlsit psie:sIi otiiee hours To D. IN luS 4th
mn1t-2lws
Tf,HE CELLULOID TRUSS
4 Thai never breaks, never wears out. always
clean and can De ~orA While bathing.
Is tor sale - CHAS FISHERS
-, ,-,,,, 63S Ith street northwest
Mrs. FISHER eeyotss her attention ~ The wattsu
A<suy tsSToAA al
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DAvTrr WILL STAND BY PARNELL's CAYpr.
DATEs.-Michael Davitt arrived at Longford
Ireland, saturday, and addressed q large meet,
Ing Of electors: His reception was Vther tame
In his speech Mr.. Davitt asserted that although
not fully coinciding with the views OF Mr.
Parnell, he would take part in the canvass and
assist as far as possible, in electing ParnellitS
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ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
3 am. 59.3 am, 62.O; IL am, 74.5; pm,
79.4; maximum, 70.4; minimum, 57.7.
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IL 9th and streets northwest.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
CARPETS, STOVES, COFFEE OK DK1
MILL 1T FOOT SHOW CASE. &C., AT AUG
TION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST EIGHT
ZENITH, at TEN O'CLOCK, we Will sell at our sales
rooms. 9Th and SITS. NV, a general collection Of
Household Goods 1t
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Our new building is now finished and while the
penters are at work in the basement finishing shelving
and counters shall hold high carnival on the first
floor for few days only.
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n - 1~SD1A OAO z1E o111IS1s5, 00f3<-s WOLS1h
SOC.
Sencs India Gauze Shirts, Soc; worth 75c
Sents Balbriggan Shirts, Soc; worth 75c.
EEioslng out Spring Neckwear at half price.
FINEST Satteen Drawers only SOC.
spring Weight Undershirts soc: worth 75c
~ u, weight Undershirts, nearly all wool. SOC.
ASK 70 see the COMFORT SHIRT made OF VAN
su.e Cotton and Richardson's Zoo Llren bosoms,
ready for the wash tut, only 6b cent&
market 49, HA~NA9 S"As - -
hememner only S5c for the Finest Dress Shirt 1t the
DnSAANCA BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
myzo 10O2 F STREET NORTHWEST
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BUILDING PERMITS

issued by Inspector Entwisle: Daniel Robson.
erect small dwelling; 500 C. Kennedy, re-
pair brick, rear of 205 New Jersey avenue
5000 James Raglan, repair brick,
alley, between 1st and I'd and F and G streets
northwest; $500. John Gregory, erect three
dwellings, square 1919; $3.50. c. v. Trott,
erect a twO-stOry and cellar dwelling. $40 s
street northwest; SO, 200. William A. Ehrman-
trout, repair brick dwelling and store, north
west corner 9th and streets southwest; $4OO.
Dennis McInenny, erect brick dwelling and
store, Sd, between and c streets southwest:
81 400. j. Z. Somers, repair brick dwelling, III
NJ street northwest; $500. Michael RObb, re-
air brick dwelling, 7OS Virginia avenue south
east; 500. c. F. Cost, erect small store house,
18th street; 5000. C. A. Schneider, erect two
three-story and basement dwellings, 1, between
10th and Goth streets northwest; 81 900.
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District Government Affair.".

A protest has been received by the Commits
sOners, signed by Mrs. NJ. l.. Lee and many
other ladies, about the condition Of the side
walk on Sd street northwest, between 0 and P
Streets or rather the absence of a sidewalk.
which was taken up about six or eight months
ago and not replaced,
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