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I'd EDITION
--latest kilograms to The Star.
The Striking Cigar Makers Return to
Work.

The Striking Cigar Makers Return to
Work.
NEW YORK, August 16.-The striking cigar
makers returned to work this morning. The
Shippers, OF whom there are nearly 500, also
returned to their shops to-day. The bunchers
Will go back to work tomorrow and the rollers
on wednesday. j. Brussel & Co. and Ottenburg
BROS. are the only firms now holding out and
stu employing Knights of Labor in the shops.
Inc hight between the cigar makers and the
knights OF Labor had been on for several weeks
ana the Knights have been defeated.
The AnArchists' Defense.
CHICAGO. August 16.-The closing week of
the great anarchist trial opened this morning.
Every inch of space within the four walls of the
court room was occupied by spectators. Mr..
roster resumed his speech. AS to Spies and his
utterances Mr.. Foster said there must be some
timing In the construction of the mans brain
which made him give utterance to his wild
Talk. The man loved notoriety, that was all.
Mr.. Parnell to Become q Roman CathO-
lie.
DUBLIN, August 16.-The Irish Times loyal
lstl relterates the statement that Mr.. Parnell
will shortly become a Roman Catholic.
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uINOR SAIE-IOTS-N.W.
IL ST., 3lst ST.. 24x931a: 35th, near s st. COX
100: two u. near 3Oth st., 20x 100 two 2Sth, near
St, 2OSl2O. At bargains. Lots for sale wanted.
Apply TO G. II. FICKLING
au13-6t 1864 32d n "
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SECRETARY WHITNEY's VAcATIoN.-Secre-
taryWhitney left Washington this afternoon
for Lenox, Mass, to be absent several weeks.
Commodore Walker Is Acting Secretary of the
Navy.
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DELEGATES TO THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR
CONVENTION. - District Assembly No. &c,
Knights OF Labor, have elected the following
delegates to the general convention, which
meets in Richmond in October: Paul T. Bowen,
Willard +. Hobbs, Jos. w. COnsidine, Jas. H.
Hill and ThOs 8. Denham
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

E'oR sALE-THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
II feet OF Ground, east of Lincoln Park ut Cts per
foot. CHARLES w. HANDY. au14-3t
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SENAToRHARRIs,ofT enn., who until yesterday
has been i'll ever since Congress adjourned, was
on the street to-day. In regard to the democratic
state ticket just nominated in Tennessee. he
said to a STAR reporter: at is a winning ticket
We will carry the state by an old-time ma
jority. In the recent judicial election we car
ried the state by 40, The party is in good
condition, and will in all probability increase
that majority at the coming election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-16

A FREE DELIVERY SERVICE has been estab-
lished at Birmingham, Ala, to go into effect
Septembpr 18th
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
A CHEAP TRIP TO EUROPE
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR EMPLOYEES IN
THE GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
THE STATE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing between New York. Glasgow and Belfast,
granting through at reduced ratest Liverpool
Dublin aud the Continent
offer the lowest cabin rates Of any line crossing the
Atlantic. combined with excellent cabin accomoda-
lions, fine saloons and liberal and substantial bill of
fare. Average length Of ocean voyage from 10 to IL
days
First Cabin Balloon, according >..o
to location OF stateroOm, 200 W PAU.
Excursion fire, return good .o.e,.
tor one year. SoO W W.
For further Information applyto
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.,
50 Broadway, New York, or to
GEO. w. MOSS,
au14-1m Adams Express Co., Washington.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
Xv ROAD Co.

Schedule In effect August 1, 1886
TrAins will leave from and arrive At b. & P. station,
9th and B sts. as follows:
Leave Washington 9:lO a m. daily except Sunday
and ~ m. daily. arriving at Round Hin A
m and 7:19 pm Returning trains leave Round Hill
o. 6:OS N. daily and at 81 daily except Sun
day. arr1vlng at Washington $40 and GAS pm.
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates LOCO
mile tickets S2G
R BELL.
aulO Superintendent
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The follow.
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day;
3 "a. m, 81; a. M, 6s IL a m, "a; y. H., so
maximum, 81; minimum, SO.
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JOHN MORAN, Trustee,
aul4. l0,eOdEdy e Il NV

F1NHE HEALING SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
l. Nay will be sold at auction. the premises s.7f%
on WEDN ESDAI, AUGUST EIGHTEENTH iIbll
1885. They are located In the famous Warm -
Springs Valley. $500 fee: above level. BesidrS
the hotel cottages &c 81 acres OF land will be sold
with the Springs The waters noted remedial
agent in pulmonary gastric aud nervous diseases.
has done much and nature has been prodiga in beau
tlfylng the place. This Is now u very valuable prop
erty, with capabilities for large and profitable expan
siOn
For descriptive pamphlets, circulars. maps &C., adj
dress the auctfoneers, QUARLES e. MCCURDY or
n. w. BOWIE
Jy15, S,au2,5,9,12&1S Richmond, Va.
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r UNDERTAKERS.

Osi.PH GAWLkR FURNISHING UNDER
~ TAkEls and PRACTICAL EMBALMER
l.26 'enAsyiv aiiia nv Terms moderate ana
everything nrst-class Telephone cali lO.-l2 my2I
II 4. CLEMENTs, PRoFEssIoNAL UNDFR
- akeF-Thfty Years Experience. 1877 32d
street sna ~ high street. Seorgelowh Telephone
IANES BELLEW
- FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
Telephone call. :k8S-3. ana
1DICHARD s CAIN,
HI fekNIsIIING UNDERTAKEN
iolt stt - Everything strictly first-ciass and %
the most Reasonable TermA III
II ". BARKEk
lNDhkTAkER AND PRACTICAL EMBALNER,
Ofadoate q 1854 Glass OF the Cincinnati School foS
tno&mng &. NJ. Lukcns. NJ. D.. Principal
J. H Clark, Demonstrstor.
612 llth street northwest
Telephone cal o47-A -
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-wm Thomas has sold
10 Mary j. Hosack, for 81, $50. property 'front.'
Ing 23 feet inches on the west side of 4 tn
street, between Massachusetts avenue and NJ
street. j. s. Swormstedt has sold to Chas Z.
MARTIN, for 5000, property on the east side OF
l4th street, between II and street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and 800 p m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire to II. H. Dodge 53e 18th street:
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NAME De FOREST. LONG-EsTABLISH ED AND
Nx reliable Ladies' PHYSICIAN. cor lied daily
her residence. I24S 9Th NV Office hours frora
. p.W., with Ladies only. iyItLlms
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PROPOSALS.

lSo Oh Z IERRA COIlA
Il PIPE AND BRANCHES IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, d. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
WASHINGToN, ID. G., August Ia. 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. ON WEDN ESDAY sen
tember LIST. 1886. for furnishing and delivering In
Washington, ID. c.
1900 feet 6-inch Terra Gotta Pipe
10000 feet 12-inch Tern Gotta Pipe.
1000 feet 1o-Inch Tern Gotta Pipe
300 l2x6inch Terra Gotta, W. branches
100 15-x6-inCh Terra Gotta "Y" Branches
ZOO o-lncn connecting Collars.
Blank forms of proposals and specifications can be
obtained AT ILLS Office upon application therefor,
upon these forms will be considered
The right is reserved TO reject any and all bids or
parts OF Dlds. WILLIAM LUDLOW,
aul6-6t Engineer Commissioner ID G.
WASHINGTON. d. C, -
Proposals are invited for furnishing. delivered at
the new Pension building i'll this city, $50 900 Mer-
ofCement. =
Bids received will be opered in this Office at NOON
NJ C. MEIGs,
pROPoSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING BRICK
l. STABLES FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. G
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER,
Washington, August 18th, 1856.
Sealed Proposals Will be received this Office until
lWEl.NE O'CLOCK M. on SATURDAY, AUGUST
TWkNTY-FIRS 1856 for constructing two brick
stables for the Police Department
blank forms OF proposal can be obtained at the
once OF the Inspector of Buildings upon application
therefor together with all necessary Information and
only bids upon these forms will be considered
parts Of bids. WILLIAM LUDIOW
aulo6t Engineer Commissioner, d. C.
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The Library Site Awards.

FIVE ACCOUNTS APPROVED SO FAR IN THE
FIRST AUDITORS OFFICE.
Thus far five accounts, growing out Of the
condemnation OF the library site, have come to
the first auditors office and have been ap-
proved. These are the National Metropolitan
Fire Insurance company, 3,226.Os: Sophia G..
Chew, 90, 57S. so; Edmund Hudson, 81 ,3S1. 55,
and Il. .. Darling, 81 600. These are all that
have yet been referred TO the first auditor. 1t
takes only one day to get through them when
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MALARIA, CHILLS. FEvERS, POSITIVELY
VA cured In To u hours by PronI ptine" marvel
Gus SPECIFIC: contains no gise: I..sisiess and harm
less Of drug ists, 5Oc. Fronptibe Co. Buiaio y y
tyl5lms 49, 49, -
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Tha Washinrton Navy Yard.

ALL THE BUREAUS TO BE PERMANENTLY
CLOSED EXCEPT THOSE OF EQUIPMENT AND
ORDNANCE.
An order was issued from the Navy
department this afternoon closing up all
the bureaus at the Washington navy yard
except those of equipment and ordnance.
Those to be closed are steam engineering,
docks and yards, navigation, construction
and provision and clothing. AS has already
been stated in THE STAR, the operations at this
yard will be confined 10 equipment and ord
nance work, for which there viii be provided
an enlarged plant. The work in these branches
thus far done there has been so satisfactory to
the Secretary and to Congress that the yard
will be fully equipped and be made the perma-
nent ordnance works. The appropriation now
made Tor plant and work Is only S1,15O,0OO,
but the amount of work and the appropriations
will increase as the various new vessels con-
templated become ready for armament. The
order does not go into effect until the LIST OF
October.
The order of the Secretary turns over all the
buildings and machinery OF The other bureaus
to the ordnance bureau, and all the officers
quarters, &c, to the officers detailed for ord
nance work All the ordnance officers will be
put on duty at the yard, and probably other
officers will be assigned to'that duty, SO that
the number of officers a. the yard VIII DC
larger than at present in all the bureaus.
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MEDICAL, &C.

hk AND MADAM WILSON. lIoS PA
~ Place. 18th ST., between Il and ST. N = SEx1.h
nsnsc iooo special treatment for ladies qeSrin@ re-
hAoie services Advice free and confidential aus; as
DEAD AND BIZ WISE-DR. BROTHERS an, "a
~ 81 ". appeared before and made oath "a,
s the oldest Established Expert Specialist In thIs
city, and Will guarantee In all cases of urivaIa
disease OF men and furnish medicine or no char
consultation aud advice nee ~ nour driny H.,
day Sqoscrioed and sworn before me by ur
BkOIHERS- SAMUEL L. MILLS. a Notary puhIic
In and for the D. OF g.. this Sd day Of July, 1853
Au1-lm<
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PROFESSIONAL

kNASY FEET HEALTHFUL FEET.
~ DR.. WHITE FOOT SPECIALIST. 1416 Penn
sylvania ave-, opposite Wizards Hotel. COrns Bun
ions. Inverted Nails and all diseases Of the feet
thoroughly and skiiifully treated. Fortieth year
practice 81 sitting. Special fee and positive cure
tor
jy3O WARTS AND MOLEa
DERSONS SUFFERING FROM CANCERS
- tLumors' moies, warts, should consult MRS DR.
fS,N Err e. once An infallibie cure, without loss
OF Oiood, Dy her wonderful treatment All invited
consultation free Charges reasonable. 4O8 It'll st
sw. jy161m$
NJ RS DR. J. SEMME5 AND HUSBAND, SUR
~ Eeon Chiropodist Twenty-six. years successful
practlce has gained them the worldwide reputation
o. Delng americas best operators Office l222 st. n.
W. tor sOf and hard Germs. infiamed and joints,
use Mrs Dr. sEMMEs' Black Lotion and salve je2l
1Xx MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIROPoDIsT
ROOMS AND G. VERNON ROW,
GO 9i6 Pennsylvania ava
" AND PRESSED FOR 81
Coats 90 cents. Pant8 rs cents. Vests 2S ceuta
Altering and repairing done in best manner
Goods called Tor and delivered.
X. L HAHN,
705 9th st NV.
e21-2ms and - n. Calvert St. Baltimore
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

ID h. WARNER & CO.,
LIE Real Estate Brokers'
9l6 r street NV.
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EN y "A L z
New room house. near Iowa Crcle..-.......$3 $50
Brick, room house. 18th st. NV ....-.... g 600
SrAxne, B rooms. :s2d street. 1900. . OSs,
Brick, rooms, Kinxman Place. .....--..... 900
rooms. Pierce Place, bet. 18th and l6th-3 300
rooms. 18th ST. near Iowa Circle. 900
IL rooms. q ST.. bet 18th and l4th sts.-..-..7 $50
rooms. H ST., between I'D and 24th.---.3 500
10 rooms. on Corcoran st-..---..-.- 500
rooms. Fenton ST., mr. GOV. Print. Office $50
rooms, Y St, bet 4th and 9Th n .......3 800
Brtcx store and dwelling 18th ST. 10000
BRICK, room. on Riggs bet 18th and 18th q 900
brick, rooms " aAch St. bet 18th q 14th...-.4 80
DO rooms Warner $50
10 On Dunoaron 500
Do on Congress s., near post Office OOO
AS improved and unmproyed property in all parts
oitne city. Apply 10 J. ". MYERS.
VIoSws 142S New York ave.
EfoR SALE-TwO HOUSES; NINE ROOMS
eacn on Isl street opposite new library build
co. 1888 Est au3-2w
k'Vn sALE-HOCSES IN ALL QUARTERS OF
= S uty. zoo numerous 10 mention here for people
~. H.e. noSeiae. or much means; houses in blocks
- ~ oeSetio eorherswith broad pa king and lovely
before you decide. Buy and avoid ru,h Later in
the season HI NPHkEY 4 ADAMS Real Estate
DiO~ei,, oIo = 81 Nv. jy3l
EoR sALE-THKEE-sTURY FRAME 7 ROOMS:
Il lot lSx95; side alley. VIII pay 10 per cent or,
price asked. $1,000. A p HILL q Co. fa3s Fst
ty2Ulm 80
ENOR SALE OR PENTHOUSE I-s3 psf Ap
= ply TO owner 800 l3th ST Key l76I iyl9LIm
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G rCkETARY'S OFFICE NATIONAL PRESS
~ BRICK COMPANY.
Washington, ID. c., August 9, 1886.
are invited at once for the supply Of
TONS more or less OfGeorges Creek Bituminous Coal
suitable tor manufacture of high grades Of prick to be
denvered during the year commencing September /,
1885, on side track or Oh canal works OF company
waterloo station, Alexandria and Washington IL. T.
Payments to be made cash On delivery. BIDS should
be sealed and addressed to
au10tse1 JOHN E BEALL, Secretary.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

IRVING STREET, COUNTY OF WASHING
TON.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust, bearing date sA
ON the nineteenth 19) day of January. A. ID. Eiiff
1882 and recorded in Lber 800, folio 242et seq.
Que OF the land records of the District of
and because In default in the payment of the debt
cured by said deed we will sell at public auction i'll
iront 81 the premises, on ION DAY, AUGUST THIR
ing described real estate. situate In the county OF
Washington, District of Columbia to wit: Lot num-
Pleasant
Terms of sale: Cash. All conveyancing and record
ing at purchasers cost If terms of sale not
pied with IL seven days after sale the property will
be resOd at the risk and OF the defaulting pur
Chaser deposit Of 500 TO be made Mt time sale
i. "A. ROVER Trustee,
Corner North Capitol and H SITS. me-
JOHN MORAN, Trustee,
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STEAMER W. w. CORCO1AN
Leaves 7thStreet wharf daily (except sunday M
Mt y9no1 q 10 O'Clock m: Toeurntng, reonhe0
Wa.ean0eeo abeae $50 p m
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On T1EsnAy al Ar,1 ATS iSSTEviENTEENTu at
TWELVE O'CLOCK Nj, will sell, within our
saleSroomS. the above consignment of Chandeliers
Parties building and in need OF such goods should at
tend this sale. aul4-2t
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EHOR SALE-THREESTORY BRICK, 10 ROOMS
- and Cellar. furnace, CRATE and all mod imps.; new
md compiess on The corner Of l4th and Riggs ST..
%1O,OOO- l1l1 14th s., very desirable brick
dwelling. $S.VOO Those very attractive and cheer
IA new 3-story bricks on Riggs ST., l4th, at
o0,OOO and $1,000. Persons desiring 10 purchase a
well built house In good location should examine the
shove. sWORMsTEDT & BRADLEY
eoA-lm 827 ST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30
TuE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY Briefly Put.

The best 81. 90 French kid infants shoe in the
city, also large stock of ladies' and misses
fine low shoes. Mrs. W. Rich. III Market
space.
Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
cocaine by 8. u. Mason, dentist. 2i3 Four-and.
s-half street northwest.
One dollar round trip to Baltimore by the
Baltimore aud Potomac railroad to-day.
Charges against Police Officers Gotten, Lyd-
dom, and Hawkins have been dismissed.
Mary c. Hicks has applied for divorce from
Hurley I. Hicks on the ground OF desertion.
Michael Heating, by his will filed with the
register yesterday, leaves his entire estate TO
his widow.
81. Peters Church, Capitol Hill, has raised
si25 Toward deiraying the expenses of the car
dinars investiturc.
Go to Baltimore from the Sixth street station.
Round trip tickets only one dollar
Vincent J. Battle, colored, has been held for
the grand jury by Judge Smell for stealing l..
d. Phillips gold watch.
Peter Zingley, a crank, was arrested yester.
day at the Slate Department by Detective Car
ter A loaded pistol was found In his pocket.
The Office furniture and effects Of the court
OF Alabama claims, at No, 1872 III street, were
sold yesterday. Most Of the articles brought a
price nearly equal their original cost
baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company Is
selling round trip tickets TO Baltimore to-day
for one dollar.
Detectives Raj and Block arrested John
Steward and Richard Brown, both colored,
yesterday afternoon for rObbing the safe at
Stewards store, Tenth and streets, Monday,
Of 300. part OF the money was recovered.
Among the patents recently Issued TO rcsi-
dents OF Washington WAS one to Bryan Tyson
for q combined amalgamator end Commentator.
Mr. Tyson has stuck To his task for a number
of years, the above being his tenth patent, all
Of which pertain TO mining devices His pros
poets are such that he bids fair 10 soon take
Tank among tho successfnl inventors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: NJ. Goldsmith, to build one two
story and basement on Eighth street, near ",
to cost $1,000; W. A. Maury, to build one thrco-
nue., near Nineteenth street, TO cost sl5,500;
Phillips & Cole, to build five two story bricks
in alley near Twenty-third and Il streets. to
cost 81, 800; Mrs. Plnn, TO build one two.story
frame OH l., near Third street southwest, to
cost 500; Mrs q Hampfman, TO build tour
two-story bricks on Fifth street, near N. 10 cost
5000; X. Goldschmid, to build three three
Filth, to cost slS, 900; Il. " Rice, to improve %
b street southeast, to cost 500; d. ID. Haywood.
10 build a pavilion at AIRY Castle Park" TO
cost $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-30
The Summer SOktice

Is upon us, and If you would be
comfortable you must wear Sum
mer Clothing. We have every
kind and quality that a thor
ough knowledge of the peoples
wants would suggest to us to
keep in stock.
For both mon and boys wear
we have made ample provision.
The little fellows enjoy the COM
forts of cool covering quite as
much as their para do.
Boys Seersuoker Goats and
Vests from $1,25 to SITS. Boys
Loose Blouse Suits, in Light
weight Flannels. in both blue
and gray, from ST. 35 up.
Boys Handsome Norfolk Suits
in the lightest possible weight
Cassimeres. from 81 up. Strictly
all wool. .....
Boys Shirt Waists and Sepa-
rate Pants in great variety.
Many mother has expressed
her agreeable surprise at finding
such a perfect rose garden" of
choice things for boys and ohil-
dren in our house and at the low
prices we charge.
Gentlemen's Seersucker Goats
and Vests, S1.4o, $2.25. So, and
$3.50. Twenty different styles
in each quality.
Alpaca Goats, all sizes, from
$1.35 to So. A great variety
too large to enumerate hereof
every conceivable kind of Fancy
Summer Coats and Vests, and
the lightest kinds of Woolens 4
Separate Trousers.
If an entire suit of the sam ,
material would please your
fancy better, we have an almost
endless assortment of them, from
thelight- light Partisan Tweeds
to the more substantial goods OF
homo manufacture, and all at
prices intended to be agreeable
surprises to you.
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h*k*kkk&AkkkAkt%
WE OFFER AT
26 Cents Each 4:

LADIES' Night Dresses, cambria ruflo down
'front.' around neck and sleeves.
Ladies' Night Dresses trimmed with Linen
Torohon Edge down front. around neck and
sleeves.
Ladies' Chemises. trimmed with Hamburg
inserting and lace edge,
Ladies' Cbemises, square shaped, 90 small
tucks and Torchon Edge.
Ladies' Drawers, "Fruit OF the Loom" Mus
lin, ticks and camhrio rufflo.
Ladies' Drawers, Fruit of the Loom" Mus
lin, tucks and Hamburg flouuce.
Ladies' Walking Skirts, deep hem and RULED
iounce.
Ladies' Corset Covers, cambria, low necked,
perfect fitting.
Ladies' Corset Covers, handsomely trimmed,
high necked.
Ladies' and Nurses Aprons, lawn, large
tucks and embroidered ruille.
Chidren's Short Dresses, cambria, Hubbard
yoke Of embroidery.
Children's Drawers tucks and embroidered
ruflle.
Infants Night Slips, cambria, plalts.
Children's and Infants Caps shlrred and
embroidered.
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TIE
Shellabarger Livestock CARGO.
s, GlMIrED).
OF wAsHINGTON, ID. G.
OFFICE, NO. 3l7 NINTH STREET n. W.
@. g. Duncanson, President.
A. Is. CIaxton, Treasurer.

This company was chartered in October, 1895.
for the purpose of manufacturing, introduce
ing, and operating compartment stock ears,
aud for general freightlng purposes" with an
authorized capital of S5OO,OO0,, consisting of
1900 shares Of 800 each.
The company has since secured exclusive
control of the patent for the Shellabargcr Com
partment Stock CarfOr the United Sta.es. They
have also contracted with the leading stock
shipping railroad company TO use aud thor
oughly test u limited number OF the Shelll-
barger cars, under the personal supervision Of
an agent OF the Shclldbarger Company, and
hope by August 10 next to have cars en- rJut9
from the far west loaded with cattle.
To aid in the operations of the company the
management offer for sale UNTIL july Is, in
lots TO suit purchasers, 500 SHARES or
CAPITAL STOCK at the nomnal price OF y 10
PER SHARE (par value $500; stock full paid
and unassessable." The cars owned by the Shell.
labarger Company will produce n fair income
while their merits are being made known.
When this shall have been accomplished
(Which will require but few months) II Is be.
leved that the stock now offered ut $40 per
share Will reach its par value.
The Office OF the company Is In charge OF
DANIEL RAMEY, ESQ, who Will furnish full
particulars on application.
once hours, o a, m. to6plm.