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Presagiux Defeat for Gladstone.

SIR CHARLES dixie LOSES HIS ELECTION.
Up TO midnight last night the elections In
Great Britain stood: Conservatives, 2O.; union
lists, 81, GladstOnians, los; Parnellites, %.
The conservatives have gained IL seats, the
unionists q net gain Of Ia seats and the Glad
stonians nine seats Sir Charles Dixie, O Glad
stonian, has been defeated at Chelsea. This
has caused a sensation. A London dispatch,
dated midnight, says the position AT that hour
presaged u crushing defea. for Gladstone. The
Pail MdH Gdzette admit, this,
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Lively Fire In Denver.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC BUILDING QUICKLY

DENVER, COL, July Cat lis this morning
IRE was discovered in the Academy OF Music.
In few minutes the building was . mass Of
flames. The heat was SO intolerable that the
nremen were driven from the front of the build.
Ing. They devoted themselves to saving the
Rocky Mountain NeWs building, and the Goode
and McClintic blocks adjoining. The flames
spread SO rapidly and the heat became SO in
tense that in less than fifteen minutes after the
discovery of the fire the wires OF the Western
Union telegraph company, whose Office is in
the block directly across the alley from the
academy, were melted and all the service was
destroyed. The ground floor Of the academy
was occupied as business houses, in which sew
eral men were sleeping at the time of the fire,
all OF whom were rescued except Tim Enright,
an OLD r0ustabOut who worked for John
kineavy. Enright retired about IL o'clock In
an intoxicated condition and was forgotten
until too and h pershed in the flames. The
cause of the fire is unknown. AS near could
be learned the losses are as follows: p. F.
Hughes, on Academy OF Music, $125.OOO, in
surance, $4,000; Rocky Mountain Ne,rs, $685.
OoO John kineaVy, $4,000; Goode Block,
$4,000, and a number of small losses.
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I'd EDITION .
--latest Tdleglans to The Star.

Returns from the British Elections.
JUSTIN NC cARrHY DEFEATED BY ONLY THREE
VOTES IN LONDONDERRY.
LONDON, July 6.-The following additional
election returns have been received:
Mr.. John Morley, chief secretary for Ireland,
has been reelected from New Contemporaries
by q vole of 10 6S1, an increase Of $50 In his
vote.
Mr.. James Craig has been elected - . Glad.
stOnian to succeed Mr.. Joseph Cowen, who has
retired from public life, for New Castle-upon-
Tyne by Q vote OF 1O,172, which Is S17 less
than the vote given Mr.. Cowen in the last cleo
ton.
Sir w. g. Armstrong and Sir Matthew White
Ridley, the conservative candidates who OPP
posed Mr.. Morley and Mr. Craig, received re-
spectively 1857 and 8, $50 votes.
The corrected returns from Londonderry
show that Mr.. c. Z. Lewis. conservative, re-
eeiysd 1,7s1 votes against Justin McCarthy's
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Rival Excise Boards.

THE oUARRELING NEW YORK COMMISSIONERS
QUARREL AFRESH.
NEW YORK, July 6.-The old and new boards
of excise met to-day at Judge Van Brunt's iu-
strucciOn TO settle their difficulty "like men,"
The old board asked the members of the new
board TO sign statement OF the case, to be
submitted to the courts for final deter
mination. This the latter refused
to do. Then the old board refused to give pos
session. A quarrel ensued in which both par
ties accused each other of bad faith and made
harsh comments. The meeting broke up in dis
order. Judge Van Brunt will decide which
board is TO blame for contempt OF his instruc-
tiOnS.
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Wreck ed by n Horse.

A FREIGHT TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK
AN ENGINEERS TERRIBLE DEATH.
NEW YORK, July Cat o'clock this morn
Ing freight train on the New York City and
Northern railroad, bound south, ran over a
horse at Amawalk station, and the engine and
four cars were thrown from the track. The en-
CINE rolled down an embankment, and the
gineer was caught beneath the locomotive. He
died in great agony before he could be removed.
The fireman saved himself by jumping from
the engine before it left the track
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.
BROS. Aucsionesra


DuNoANsoN BROS. Aucsonesra
s skck Of zoTsT ~ s, 4ER
1885 ~ siR III oss >;
fronting 20 f it.s LIT .:.s 3 5.5S Of
feet and improved BY . two-story and basement E4
ss ana once
oa II % ~
deed 81 trust Or all cash, At option Of purchaser.
piled with ten days. otherwise rsh, d to
sell ct risk and Of defaung purchaser after Ave
published In Washington, D. C. Conveyancing. etc.
El-d DuNcANsoN BROS. AuctionesrA
TTHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
sTREEF ~ zs4 xND
on sFTEsbs At HyGTSH
snadi sell part Lot ID in square 81. 2Oxl40,
Terms: 0ne-half cash; balance ia six months, with
s3tes bearing and secured by deed Of trust
jes0d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
THoMAs BOWLING, AucuonesE.
TkTsTEE's SALE OF THE WEST HALE OF
fs g 81 EkosEdaa ND os Sc z05 81
1sR 'Te o. aeed OF trust dated DECEMBER ~
100 at folio Al of the land records of the Disrict0
OF Columbia and at the request of the parties secured
the premises, on TUESDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF
jul; A ", 1856. at SIX P NJ, the following de-
In the District of Columbia, viz: Original lots mum.
bered three 90 four "a. Ave t5). six 49, seven ca.
nine e. hundred and fourteen ola, being also
sion OF said square (This plot of ground is unim-
proved and can be subdivided to advantage into eli
Terms: Onethird cash: balance in one two years.
WIN interest at SIX per cent per annum, secured by
oeeo OF trust on property sold all cash option Of
purchaser A deposit Of $3.50 required at time of
SAFE IermS to be complied with In ten days other
wise the property will be sold at the risk aud cost of
the defhutng purchaser. by three days previous
advertisement In the Evening Star. Conveyaneing
and recording at cost Of purchaser.
BALTHASAR ARTH,
JeZ4-d&ds Trustee.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
y S 4l2s o 1871 coupon. IIlss bid 112,s asked Y.
As. coupon, 1853. bid 1854 asked. .. S. As. reg
istered, 1854 bid 126is asked. D. c. 5oyear fund.
poltan X. Il. stock los bid. 1o7 asked. North Capt.
tol and Street r. r. stock 46 bid. sos asked Wash
ingon Cas- 80 bid 394 asked. Georgetown Gas, A
bid. Firemens ms, 3Sla bid. 4414 asked. Columbia
ms 1872 bid, 10 asked. Masonic Hall bonds. IO5
Washington. 200 bid chesapeake an. i-ot. Iei. Co.,
Sls nio S21 asked Q. 5. Electric Light. GA bid 70
asked.
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yJNHE WHITE IS KINGI THE ACME OF PER
Il lection in the category of sewing Machines. A
concentration and condensation of mechanical genius
ana skill. The range of work not be excelled II
Is thing OF beauty and joy forever. Call lat
J. +. MCkENNEY'S, All 9th 81. NV. J. b. RICH.
MOND, Manager. Machines Of all kinds for sale or
for The Universal Patterns. See them my22
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DROPOSALS FOR STEAM BOILERS AND PIP
L ING. AND ALTERATIONS Or ELEVATOR
AT THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT
ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGToN MONUMENT,
July l, 1886
Separate Sealed Proposals for the following mate
rails and WORK at the Washington Monument, in this
city. will be received at this Office until TWELVE NJ
on TUESDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF JULY,
1856 and opened Immediately thereafter in presence
of bidders.
L. Moving and resettng one old boiler and fur
nishng. delivering setting and putting in place com
piete one new boiler and all steam piping, cOnnec-
tions &c.
Altering elevator engine, making steam connec-
lions thereto, and fitting up car. &C
Bidders must visit the works obtain necessary
formation
Specifications general instructions to bidders and
blank forms of Proposal will be furnished applica.
ton to this Office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
jyl 2,3,6 lS&19-6t Colonel Corps of Engineers
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5, NAVY DEPARTMENT.
~ . BCREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERINc

Il
~ BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING,
49,, June 18th, 1886
velope Bids for Engineers supplies Will be received
al TINS oitie rGn resulr dealers Or manufacturers
SEVENTH, 1856, for the following supplies of pest
qualify, to be delivered with sixty days from date of
award in the dtsgnated navy yard free of expense
to the Government and subject the usual conditions
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
Portsmouth, n. H., Navy Yard, Classes Nos ? d z
s g. II 81 T. a. s. II a. y = Is z 81 e se
Mass Navy ard classes Nos - is a. g. as o.
30 y 4 navy eli ST. & 2os
81 l3 e e. g. s. g + g g g Z Is
league Island ID Pa navy yard classes Nos. 49, 49,
Washington D g. navy yard. classes Nos. 1. g. 6, 8.
10 IS IS 81 81 "a a; a. - 20 20 = 70 81 81. SO,
N9ri % Va IL navy yard classes Nos 49,
@ s. 10 30 81; 49, 40 a. a. a. g. r. Sc Sc 81
., Key Vest Fla. navy station. classes Nos IL. 81
IS @ "a savS 20 yard classes :, Nos 70 49, IT,
2 70 Is a. g. 3d. 49, a. 4. N as 81 81
The title of the above are as follows viz No.
l. Pig Iron Boiler Iron J. Bar and sheet IRON
Zne, DC; 10 b Erass and Copper Tubes il. Iron
r rs and d. lTEn Pipe ana s Eating M
Pumps Il. kiyets; IS. Bolts and uts: IL. steam
Ensneers Tools = forges; % fiIss; Is Nails Nails: ~
Screws Is Engineers Instruments; -. Lan erns
&c: 81. Lead o. Crucibles: 80. Brick "a. sand
Lime. DC 81: Charcoal: 80 Wood; 80 Lumber; 40
Paints and Oils A. sperm Oil: AZ. Olive on; Az
Cylinder OIL; "A: T.,llow. &c: As. Waste: 49, Hemp
and Cotton Packing; Al. Rubber As. Miscellaneous
Packing: 40 Betting; 90; Hose and Fittings; 81.
Englneers Stores 81. Brushes; 5;S Canvas Rope &C.
ID Alcohol: % Machine Tools; 56. Lubricants; 81
Lard OIL
kacn class must be bid for separately.
Blank forms for proposals and schedules
Giles required, Will be furnished upon application at
this office the navy yards where the articles are 10
be furnished. and ali necessary Information at the
navy yards.
Two responsible suretes required for the prompt
and faithful delivery oil the articles awarded and tie
competency of the gIiarantOrs certified to before
notary other pubic officer.
The right is reserved to reject any all bids that
not be deemed adv antaG eous to the government
and to waive detects CHAS Ii. LORING,
Je2o-law,4w Engineer-in-chief. U. Is. N.
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Carrier ps~...,. Adventure.
TAKEN OFT or REGISTER IN THE MONEY.


TAkEN UVT OF A kfNIsrEk IN THE kONEY-
ORDER BUILDING.
A carrier pigeon was taken this afternoon out
or register In one Of the rooms occupied by
the inspection division OF the Post ONCE de-
partment. In the third story OF the money order
building The pigeon, IL is supposed,
stopped 90 rest ON the chimney, and
made It's way down the fue.
The pigeon was labeled on one wing "John
Sheppard, No. H. and on the opposite was
stamped ''Garneld." The bird was taken TO
the top OF the building and set free at half-psst
two O'Clock. After cincling about two or three
times IL started away south.
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Riot in Londonderry.

DUBLIN, July Ga riot followed the first an
nOuncement of the result OF the contest be
tween Mr.. Lewis and Justin Mccarthy, at Lon
dOnderry, to-day.
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TRANSFERRED TO THE UNITED STATEs.-The
deed OF transfer OF the Bladensburg Spa Springs
property, vesting the title In the people Of the
United states. has been handed to the Presi
dent
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VNALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneera

"ALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers
FINE TRUNKS, TRAVELLING BAGS AND TOUR.
IST SUPPLIES. ALSO. FINE ASSORTMENT
OF LEATHER GOODS. OF A LARGE MANU-
FACTURER, CONSIGNED TO US, TO BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC SALE, ON WEDNESDAY AND
FRIDAY. JULY SEVENTH AND Ninth
COMMENCING ATHALF-PASTTEN O'CLOCK
AT STORE No. 900 FIFTEENTH STREET
OPPOSITE U. S. TREASURY.
jy6-3t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
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MORE VETO MEssA0Es.-The Presidents con-
sideration of private pension bills yesterday
and to-day resulted in his approving . great
many, and also In preparing quite . number Of
veto messages, which were sent TO Congress
this a
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THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
1 CORNER 7TH AND g STREETS

W. DEs1Rr To CALn
THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES TO
OUR UNEXCELLED ASSORTMENT OF
COLLARS AND CUFFS
Linen ChemsetteS 10c.
Four-ply Linen Collars. &c.; 8 for 26c.
Ladies' Cuffs, 10. II and Ice pair.
Madras Cloth Collars aud Cuffs. SIC set
Nice assortment Crepe Lisse and Muslin Neck
Ruching.
Superb assortment Ladies' Hand Satchels A neces-
sary accompanying for every lady shopping trav-
cling. Imitation japanese and Alligator Satchels,
4oc Much finer goods up to 90 each
Fine Lise Thread Gloves 21c pair.
Taffeta Silk Gloves. 25c. pair up.
Pure Silk Gloves. 49c pair up.
Pure Silk Mitts, %, 25 and 47c
Pure Silk Jersey Mtts, black and colors, Acc.
Elegant assortment Corsets, ACC pair up.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL,
5e10-2m Ola 7th Street. Bet and X NV.
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I)ROPOSALS FOR LIME, CEMENT, SAND, &C.
WAsSINGToN MARKET COMPANY,
July /, 1856.
Bids are invited by this Company for delivery upon
the Center Market grourd such time, and In slch
quantities as may be required
500 barrels of freshly burned lime of best quality
for brick work.
400 yards of sharp washed river sand suitable for
brick work
concrete. "
500 barrels of hydraulic cement
Bids To be submitted for all or any of the abova
items They will be opened at the Office of the Com
pany IN Center Market at TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON of THUR DAY, JULY IiGHTH. 1856.
Jy2-H SAML W. CURRIDEN, treasurer
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THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
I1NHIS EVENING, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN P. NJ,
AGUNS, CUTLERY, REVOLVERS, NOVELTIES,
WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY, Ban
PENNSIlNAN1A AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
BY direction of the owner, who is going exclusively
in the manufacturing business will sell all the above
stock at auction, EVERY EVENING. at HALE
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed OF
Bargains may be expected.
mylo-2m NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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Tu1S C1ornns
FoR GENTLEMEN
These are the proper things:
ENGLISH SERGE SUITS.
INDIA SEERSUCKERS
AMERICAN sEERsUCKERS.
SMALL CHECK SUITS
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS
THIN WORSTED SUITS.
SCOTCH CHEvIOT sUITA
ALPACA COATS
NUNS CLOTH COATS
PURE SILK COATS AND VESTS
DRAP DETE COATS
WHITE DUCK VESTS
PONGEE SILK COATS AND VESTS
NORFOLK JACKETS
We only remark there is not to be found elsewhere
another such stock of elegant THIN Clothing ready
made.
ROBINSON. PARKER & CO,
FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE
$40. Southeast Corner eth and D Streets
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TOMORROW.
H1HoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

'THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer
cHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE uN1M-
P Pk0vED SUBURBAN PRQPE 1t ON LIN
KNOWN As PART OF THE HEATING PROP
EkTf. WASHINGTON, d. e.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of ~
the District OF Columbia. sitting in equity, S.
passed in a cause (wherein Heating ct al. ..A
No No s6e1 shall, on " EDN EspAY AFTEkNOON.
O'CLOCK. on the premises, sell the following de-
scribed real estate, situated said District " lots
81 80, 40. A. 4S, 40, So 81, 60, 70 and 10, in Nc
Prospect Hill.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance in six and
We've months, notes TO bear six per cent interest
purchasers Deposits of S25 viii be required on each
unimproved lot, II terms OF sale are not complied
with within five days after day OF sale the trustee
serves the right to resell the property the risk and
je3p-d&ds JOHN F. ENNIS, Trustee.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucuoneera
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, WALNUT FRAME
AhkkoMR AiGNiUUFFs II hAW
TAELEs, GILT FRAME MIRROR WALNUT
WHITING DESK, Easy CHAIRS. LOUNGES.
HAIR AND HusK MATTRESSES. MAHOG-
ANY FURNITURE, PAINTED BEDSTEADS
BUREAUS AND WARDROBE.S, BRUSSELS,
RACK, HANDsoME GILT FRAME MANTEL
MIRROR REVOLVING OFFICE CHAIRS
KEtRiGERATOR. HALL OILCLOTH, CROCK
On THURSDAY, JULY EIGHTH, conn encing At
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell at the residence
OF lady declining housekeeping, No. 525 18th
northwest the above-named articles partially Onu-
OF buyers
V3d WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co, Aucts.
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A. l. RUrTER has been promoted to be chief
clerk in the Office of Treasurer Jordan, not d.
A. Ritter as erroneously reported.
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Tn V1Ews Or People

THE Views Or PEopLE
With reference to purchasing READY-MADE
place and some to another to buy. and it will always
be but you will hear it expressed all sides that
IL person asks another where TO produce good and
eliable clio thing. ready made made to ORDER our
house Is the first mentioned to buy-because its
generally known that We manufacture the best that
can be produced and carry a large assortment from
the finest in quality to the lowest in price
needless to mention separately every article
sell and at what prices, AS YOU WILL FIND ANY
BOY. ON OUR COUNTERS. AS WELL AS A FULL
LINE OF TIES GLOVES. UNDERWEAR. &c
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
my2s 625 Pennsylvania svenua
Orr TAn Bnsr
THE CONCORD HARNEsA
We the Sole Agents for the sals Of the Genuine
Concord Harness and Collars.
Beware Of limitations
BE sure OF Name and Numbar
LUTZ BRO,
je10 %07 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Dorr Go FunrHrn To FAnn
WORSE.
T.. We oeer you the REST PRESERVING JAR yet
invented.
we .,se remind you q what we said .bSut SUGARS
prices SO low that trust will take the trouble to
examine both price and quality before purchasing
Z N. BURCHARD Il BRO,
N8 Pennsylvanie Avenue cor. ~ It
y LBa GOOD COUNTRY Blu TIER. Sl.0Q
u lhe. Best Cream Cheese, 26C
Ny Best Creamery Butter per Id, 26c.
Bottles Fine Claret Sl.O4
] have q Grand Old Whisky, especially suited tor
medicinal use.
Ihavs PURE GRAPE WINE. made By myself
GEO. A. OHARE, AT,
je80-7ts 12z6 til 1t nv.
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The New York stock Market.

The following are the opening and 800 p. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day. reported by
special wire TO H. II. Dodge. $50 18Th street:
Nnme O. I3:OOL MINE O. | zoo
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tWk SALE-k ST. NW-JUST FINISHING lex
\ ~ deep lot six rooms. bath and cellar. marble
a. Da>n, soap stone wash IN kitchen: price
1000 will trade in par for uninpro ell properly or
"a on time. Address for week K. X. ia LOR,
~ N"w FORK ave- Jy63Is
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LOCAL STOCK AT AUCTION,

LOCAA SIOCh AL AUCTION.
81 shares Nat Bank of Republic Stock
So shares Second National Bank stock
80 shares Metropolitan Railroad Stock.
A. shares Georgetown Casiight stock,
shares Belt Line Railroad Stock.
40 shares Great Falls Ice Stock.
100 shares Riggs INSURANCE Stock.
- shares Columbia Insurance Stock.
so shares U. s. Electric Light Stock.
- shares National Union Insurance Stock
80 shares COrcoran Insurance stock.
The above desirable dividend-paying Stocks will be
SOLD al Thomas DOwllnSS Auction Rooms TIL YRS
IA I. at ONE O'CLOCK Pm jy6-2t
nUNCANSON BROS Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND 3 STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed OF trust lef for record with -
the Recorder of Deeds of The District of Colum-
bia on the goth day of June 1856 will sell, on k3a
TUESDAY, the THIRTEENTH DAY OF III ~
1856, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. II, in front
OF the premises all that piece of ground aud
To- 80 OF Geo. burgess subdivision certain lots in
square 1872, the same being the twostory pressed.
brick front residence at the northeast corner 18th
and streets northwest, the said lot being 20 feet
inches in front by 81 feet inches alley and being
three squares northe asst of Dupont circle.
Terms: One-half cash: balance to remain In prOp-
erty at six per cent interest," all cash. option Of
Terms to be complied with in ten days, otherwise re-
sale at risk and OF the deuting purchaser after
five days notice In some daily published in
Washington d. G. Conveyancing, DC, at purchasers
cost.
yt-d&ds HARVEY s. DwINALL. Trustee
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DANENHowER & son. 115Fst

r rs bANESHowER & SON. Ills 81.
ioet she alley improved with two large Brick Dwell
$1,000 Modern i room Brick Residence on Iowa
sl25oo-Five new !. room Brick Dwellings 22d
nn, modern iiuprovsmsnls silgi9y located
roc ms ali modern improvements near Green statue.
so.ooO-Brick Mansion with modern improve
necLs large yard. coach house and stable: situation
f Ga sou hern 'front.' corner property Capitol
ss.5oO-Two room new Brick Dwellings. gas.
s3Ooo-Three new room Brick dwellings, in rear
o. above. On 2o;h 81 n W., rented for $50. 30 per
n ssoo.Ssw rooEn Brick. all modern improve
Haents elslolIy located. on apitoi Hill
VIC new . room Bricks with cellar 6O8
sA'Ioo-Liye room Frame Dwelling. 22IO Va ave.
Tented Tor sl2 80 per
~ IoS-t9ur room new BRICK 22I4 Va ave- NV
Jssss% s1shl.S" new room Bricks. FL and %
Ua sA6 blsns,ix = IMPROVED AND
city. Contiguous Vermont ave- LEU. 80. y. -,
Is on the corner Of i ii and 's 100 @
ste The Japanese embassy ON we,r =, e.t al he
sna built IroS.a ErcE Msu5 nio Sii
H.. r am sxi . NJ i me and The din
iect Win DIVIDING doors. The hall feet pail -
walls painted in oil and the crandeiirs S are se
la The vacant lot. 2lxloo feet, ON the nGrthWSst
corner nas park of 2S t.et in width ny ION
dcpih.Hnd parSing It's front side lux24 H. b. h,
and - lot Of VII! selar.I,s = =
Si@ouo or the corner vacant lot. 21x 100 Wi b. snI
aOuc Tor slUO or The whole viii he I'd tO.e her f~
- -JOt Inl>t> delightful city Tesdeucr tor Sf,ru-
nrr seasOn GA account Ut Its large rooms IN Az.
.rsta sfuohery- -TA ., lawn fountain and sliIi-ht
E.in 90, anu south exposures Apply Ia the r.er
n oil . ST.. Room %. le,-lu
E'Dk SALISBURY BRICK On l2IH, NEAR
81 nv. VII act ten per cent on investment.
asst, SstO.l oIirrS GA u. finely lUcat"t and
saitabt .or 'ficvs chap n purchased AT W III.
BARS low ol5 .th - NV le22-2w
k'Ok ~ALE-AT "A BARGAIN-HOTSE ON COR
4 SoraD ST. bet~ 18Th and 18th n w.. tain
n4s ~ rooms ard cellar, lot ~ by SO house In
th0rOush repair Lowest cash price :. 90, or one
Third cash, balance time
j-sslm AUSTIN BROWN I426Fsr n.w
HNoR sALE-El GHI-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, COS
u 81. between bth and 9Th ..w-: wafer. bath and
EAs nics yard stable ami back alley Price $1,000.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-06
FOR RrH OF JULY ExCURsIoNA

FROM PRESENT APPEARANCES ovERCoAIs
WILL BE MORE USEFUL ARTICLES OF APPA-
REL ON FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS THAN
BUSTERS
WE HAVE THEM ALL READY FOR YOU TO
PUT ON.
AT TIE SANE TIME YOU NAY NEED
SERGE SUIT. A CASHMERE SUIT. OR SOME
THING THIN AND COOL
IF YOU ARE GOING FAR AWAY OR FOR ANY
CONSIDERABLE LENGTH OF TINE, YOU WILL
BE LIKELY TO NEED THE ovERcoAT. THE
SERGE OR CASHMERE SUIT. AND THE THIN
GOODS AS WELL.
WE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY ON sATUR-
DAY TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS. AND UNTIL
NOON ON MONDAY.
OUR CUSTOM GOODS COMING IN IN THE
MORNING. COMPELs Us 10 OPEN STORE
PART OF THE DAY.
E. b BARNUM q CO,