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After Investigating the circumstances attend
Ing the death OF Mrs Levy, who was run over and
killed by horse-car in New York the other day, a
police magistrate has decided TO hold the driver
tor the action Of the grand jury on a charge OF
manslaughter SO far, 80 good But tn evidence
seemed 10 show that the driver was not wantonly
careless; he simply had been given by his en-
ployers more work than he could attend TO- The
corporation. an exceedingly successful and
rich concern, was too sttngy 10 furnish full
sized cars with conductors, and the
driver on a 'bobtair' had 10 be driver and con-
ductor both. IL was Lis business 10 guide his
horse, make change give information TO passen-
gers, LOOK after the fare-bGx, stir up delinquent
payers, etc: and II is hardly TO be wondered that
he would sometimes lose his head sufficiently to
overlook tie condition OF the track IN front OF
him. The jury that indicts and the jury that
tries him will realize all this; but they may feel
that II Is necessary TO make an example OF some
body, and the driver Is the only person To be
reached at close range. IL Is a pity
that. by some more direct process than
legislation, the "bObtail" car could not be
banished 70 the limbo where it belongs. II
is an instrument OF danger for which there Is no
excuse In the thckly-pOpulated sections OF cities
on their outskirts, and In very thiniy settled dis
tricts II Is still available for there the public peril
elsewhere except the greed OF corporations and
the inertia OF the people, whose minds are busy
with other things
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ARAsoLs Ar Low PRrcEs.
EvrRYrHrsa Ar Low Prices.
Continued below y


ALL SUMNER GOODS TO GO. The following H.
Illustrations are all We can crowd in our column.
SHOES.
made Button Boots FOR "a PAIR. Seven different
styles in the lot
ART GOODS
POT pourri." The sweet perfume Of q thousand
roses in these cases. reduced from SOC. to 44c.
Japanese Rose Jars. Quantly beautiful. reduced IS
follows:
From.....-..... $3.50 s1OO 65c SOC.
Fill with the Pot-pourr remove cover for half hour
to ~ RUNE the room
Zoe hank for Imported Knitting Yarns of all kinda
The imported not the domestic. please remember.
TOILET ARTICLES.
sponges. tiny ones at Oc, and monsters for the
bath. at Toe. Thousands Of them and 10 per cent off
the already low prices.
Garwoods Extracts, ounce bottles for &C., re-
duced from Doc
DIR. Shetfelds Tooth Wash. 25c was 39c
English hair Brushes reduced from 75c. to Soc
English Tooth Brushes from 19c. to l5c.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
39c fast black Hose reduced to 35c
75c. fancy French Isle Hose for 59c
44c black isle Thread Hose for 35c
81 Imf orted-remember, imported Silk Swiss
Ribbed Vests reduced to 93c
44c Colored Ribbed Lisle Vests reduced to 39c
FANS
Jap. parchment Fans with laces sticks, reduced
from 3oc to PC. Feather Fans from Csc to 25c
SUITS.
Ladies English Atwood Tourist Suits alterations
free Of charge by expert filter,
FROM $40. $50, SO. $50 sl5. $40.
10 $50, S2S. $50. els, so, So.
Chidren's Tourist Suits proportionately cheap
Travelling Ulters for ladies and children were re-
duced in price month since. Now we offer 10 per
cent off the reduced prices.
Continued below
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HILADEIPHIA STORE

VIII eommsn nee Monday, July l6 Grand Semi
Annual Closing sale. Will offer the balance of their
sumner stock, at greatly reduced prices.
A vast collection Of Remnants Odds and Ends, &c.
At one-haf their value.
eros GRAIN SILK in good desirable shades, soc
ayard just one-half their value
one lot of FANCY WHITE GOODS price was 10, is
and zoe, now l25sc.
PARAsOLS at cost. One lot Of Children's Fancy
Saline PAHASOI-s. price was 45c.. now Gle
Great Bargains in HOSIERY. GLOVES and IN
DEW AR one lot Of Ladies' Full REGULAR Made
Bal6rlgsan AID i1G-strips HOSE. at l25c
One lot Of CoLoRED sATINs: price was rs and
Soc. now soc.
One case CREPELINES. reduced to lie
One case WOVEN sEERsUCKERs; price wa. 1asc.
nov Sc.
one case WHITE VICTORIA LAWN CRINKIEs;
pr.ee was IKE: nowSe.
One lot CoRSErS OF various kinds ranging in price
froil 'oc to 81 30. al 10 20 al J0c.
SPECIAL
One case so pair 81 IL WHITE wOyE BrANE
ELS worth 80 20 pair and will sold at that price
III the i2ll. priee for this lot s2-15.
Remnants Of CARPETS and MATTINGs.
CARHART L LEIDY
tyl4 S2s 9Th and 7O6 stnw
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Ow1se To THr IMMENSE
NUMBER OF CALLERS

During our Great Remnant Sales last week we did no,
have an opportunity to pay attention to ALL and
wishing to comply with the request Of many of ouI
patrons to have another sale this week we herewith
announce continuance of this SALE adding new loi
Of bargains as follows:
90 dozen of Irish Linen Bibbs ordinary sire orna-
nc Another lot Oh coored PIQue Bibbs reduced from
II ~. to Sc
new invoice of fine figured French Saline Rem
nsnts the most superb patterns of the season II
peryard real yalu-. 3Oc. This lot b-inx small
and no doubt the last of the il would be adv
Dlt 10 call earl, IN order to yet the beneft of it
80 pieces Of Pacih. and Steel River Lawns, 2. yard
vide tEh q ground. with lsrge black and brown fig
urest reduced rom IL to Sc. per yard.
~ pieces OF hne Black Lace Buntinxs warranted
We have also received new lot of Blezched Cotton
Remnants, cases worth Sc. to be sold at 61c:
cases worth Toe. to b. sold at worth II &c
To be sold at &c Ali warranted to be free from any
InperfectIon
lotUf tne Batste in short lengths and full pieces
Ga ners and Monographs to be sold at SC. per yard;
standard value. 1--we.
ia line Of the fash enable Compton Cord Sum-
mer Corduroy in all the shades suitable or
bdDatlOnS and trimming red need from 81 NC. to acc
The last lot Of Pacific Cuchmere Remnauts fully 1
yar vide, mostly medium aud dark colors be sold
at f5c. pr yard real value, 25c.
II Is matter of lmpOsslbty specify all the differ
ent BARGAINS on hand, the quantity is large and
our time limited, being unusually busy for this time
OF the season. invite please call and look
for Yourself. Prompt attention and poIiteness, as
heretofore.
IANSBUR6H BRO
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Surely the House Will not adjourn for this session
without giving TO the Centennial Exposition bills
the few minutes OF consideration required for
favorable action upon them? The unanimous
decision OF the House committee and the favorable
vote IN the Senate should be promptly supple
mented by the assent OF the House 10 the proposed
International gatherings at Washington in 1859
and lSSF2
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Mayor Hewitt feels that he is TO be congratulated
on having rendered himself impossible as a cand-
date for any Office. he forgets. however, that this
Is a matter In which the peoples Interest Is quite
as much concerned as his personal comfort. such
men as Mr.. Hewitt, with all his .1sms' and oJdl-
ties altogether too few In American public life
not 10 be missed when they take themselves per-
manentiy out OF IL.
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MAKE Hay
WHILE THE sun SHINES.

THE IMMENSE THRONG OF EAGER PUR-
CHAsERs AT OUR STORES LAST sATUR-
DAY PROVED HOW OUR CUT PRICES ON
FINE Low SHOES ARE BEING APPRECI.
ATED. BEAR IN MIND THAT WE ARE
GOING TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE NAM
MOTH STOCK OF FINE LOW SHOES, AND
THAT cur IN PRICES WITH US MEANS
EXTRA ORDINARYBA RGA ms. AND THAT
IF YOU WANT THE BENEFIT OF THESE
LOW PRICES YOU HAD BETTER CALL
WHILE OUR ASSORTMENT IS YET CON-
PLETE
CIT pprCEc ON r,rNr DrYr,,r,oooa
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Az ExrnAonnrsAsr STATE
OF ArFAIuS
SPRING ALONE REspoNs1BIE
FOB IT.

| GENTLEMEN:
! $1,000 1t has ever been our aim-our ambition
$1,000 to cater to your in the very best man
$1,000 ner at the smallest possible cost to you
s1os0 With that object in view we commenced
s10.so the present season with . stock Of fine
! s1O.sO ReadyMade Clothing. rivslins in beauty Of
slo.s0 conception. design. and fitting properties
s1Oso the best efforts of the leading merchant
slo.sO tailors Of America. The cold spring sd-
slo.S0 monished you to continue wearing your
s1o.SO heavier clothes. The sudden transition
slo.sO from cold to torrid weather later on sug.
slos0 gested the necessity Of Alpacas, Mohairs
$1,000 Ponsees, seersuckers etc. etc, etc. leaving
slos0 US with = peerless stock Of Taiior-MAde
slosO Body-Fittins Suits Of finest Imported and
$1,000 Domestic Tweeds. Cassimeres and Cheviots
s10so on our counters. Now. wine improves with
s10sO age, not so clothing. and as we never permit
sl0.s0 anything to grow old on our hands, we
slOso have Escorted to what slow going mer-
$1,000 chants consider the suicidal policy Of sacri
~A"'oO hSink Pronts aul we coming . uead-sufe
slOS0 loss every suit we sell. but which ,re
s10.s0 kaow from experience to be the safest and
slosO surest policy to pursue. We commence
slOsO every season with bright new stock. Next
sl0so season shall not be an exception These
$40 81 are the reasons why we begin to-day six
S10S0 days sale of Cashmere and ChAviot Suits
s1OSO at the nominal price of 2e, Dollars and
s1os0 Eighty Cents ts10sO) each, worth all the
sl0s0 way from els to s25 suit-that we have
SlO.s0 been selling at those prices and that at
slOs0 those prices were the best values for the
$lO.S0 amounts named to be found hereabouts
SloSO Yet they go now-for six days. commencing
slOs0 to-day and ending next Saturday night-at
s1O.SO Ten Dollars and Eighty Cents Isl SO) for
$1,000 the choice
sl0s0 Samples on exhibition in large show-win-
S10S0 dow. 7th- street front
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nesular price Cut price
5000 Gents finest kangaroo low shoes s3S7
S4'1O Gents French calf, unlined straps 1880
S4.0o Gents fine hand made W shoes ~ A. so
800 Gents kangaroo low shoes slS5
500 Gents rubber-bottom bicycle shoes Sl2O
si.oo Gents reiiable low-button and ties. Sll2
81 % Gehts' canvas low OxfU I'd ties Bios
$500 Ladies' best French kid Oxfords s235
SO Ladies' fine Dongoli low shoes sl62
500 Ladies' patent-leather tip Oxfords Sl45
sI'1 Ladies' Dongola, oxford, 4 w-button 81 20
Sl.25 Ladies handmade Oxford ties 95c.
sIoO Ladies' turned Oxfords. plain or tip. BE
Si.oo Aames Oxfords and low-button...... Csc.
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&PECIAL SALE! HEAVY YARD WIDE BLFACHED
CCotton. equal to Fruit of the LOOM nc per yard.
BLUMS,
ty142t' 745 and 747 9Th ST. se
nuR GREAT CLEARING SALE.
VI Inc Saline for furniture covering bic Sold same
for &c. Double Combination, 1.4l and lo43 18th
81 Sc jyl3-3t
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VIM. HAHN & co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,

S16 9TH street.
1922 Pa ave. and 231 Pa. ave- Sc jy13-3t
SPEClAL SALE! YARD WIDE SATINES GAG
tIyard; were IKE Our Chaes 20 at q NC ward: were
ISIc: BLUM'S,
Nl42t' 74J aud TAT 9Th st. 8. g,
hUR G EAT CLEARING SALE
OOur lOc9. Saline, 1ssc This line is complete as we
recelVed two cases week ago. Double Combination
~ 81. Sc. jy13-N
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-oN THE EykSING OF JULY zTn. A
Il lady's shawl he owner can have the saa,. IN
row az pro- erty q pasi ing for this ADVERTISEMENT
Cad 81 l32 ST. re- Ter : pm. is
r osI-BETwEEN 7TH AND d AND sra ANpE
~ tour rac ksees eont inine ie eacn, names
N.u. kmery. hue auo nklns. hinder Will ru.rsiyo
reward Oy iesviIls ~ star Office Ire
4 osT-A SMALL ITALIAN GREYHOUND Dog
~ issn colorrd collar Win Ilnk rlbison Oow at
t-ched. ma s--d on ne. l4ih st sla tnsa. lslald
ave, saa evening b raj reward I'd for h,o
return 10 l. A DobD i4lo lstI sInw. lr
II osT-A shall. IMo-MoNTh's OLD SETTLE
~ fup female nlaek spot Ov right eye finder VIII
lea return " l4O7 AsssacIpsetts ave. receive
reward lfs
TAKEN BY MIsTAKE OR sToL' fhoM EIDE
II wax II 211 18th 81 W. On saturday evening,
July ill., b&ifel cot ainlnx two trrs cot capitals.
"iil The part, who tOok the please retp them
70 the above address. thes % no ue u any QUE
except the owneIA WAND q kOBlNsON,
syls-a' bu.ders
\ osT-A GOLD LOCK I II sHAPE OF BOOK.
~ aiming t@nniy pl,ture Lab raj rewaral re-
turned TO chAa o.-Aff sys I'd st. NV. Sl4-3fs
q llA REwsRr ASD NO QUESTIONS ASKED
.are .1s ena rms. platinum an rod t.s.-~irs
til.x, lDet the evening the 9th Inst IhOAPs1u
CO., loth o.. ssa LouassAus sss n .. 4kA-Sss
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WANTED ROOMS.

NANTEp-BY FAMILY or TpREE ADULTS
W four uufu uished rooins. references exchanged
Address l. NJ. G.. star once. bl0-S'
WANTED-CooL ROOMS FOR HE SUMMER
w furnished or uufuTnished persons having Them
for rent should cali and bsye many calls for
them lo~M RENTING AGENCY. 6l2 9th st. nv
jyi3-3ts
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SPECIAL SALE YARD WIDE PFRCALE DARK
tPatterns, &c yard 4O-in. wide India Linon q sc
yard: we're II &c. BLUNPs.
yl4-2r 745 and TAT Sth st. S. e.
OUR GREAT CLEARING SALE
OOur Merrimac Saline. 97Sc We sold same at 12 NC.
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COUNTRY BOARD

SuMMER oARptks AT rAUoUi. RiSsTrrurE
s5M-frru,on Va l.r.rs. ccoi roOlus .utlfuL -hsdy
.ei ir i SfS a p 80 III Liz f. 'fTH
eiIsi Vie 8,
SUMNER BoARpERs CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
peasant rooms AID god eoard AIPly 20
piest. wsrren,on. s.snS,.
A PIN MORE VACANT ROOMS AT CHtsTxrr
n GROW Farm fifteen minutes ave from depot,
/ Q. IpNoSsr6S RSoss.lis. Ma ' SSs l.s.'
(,LAGETr MANSION, MAR SILVER spRlN0
" shtlon Met Branch b ana q. railroad. Will have
dre-. Mrs N sSSif> Brishtsood . g 81 Ss So:
4 PEW BosRDERs CAN IA ACCOMMODATED
Baltimore aud Ohio rHiroad. : nlIies out i've min-
S'' /. Mah tsG i. sSi ss r.'ai.r' tf NJ
RUReUNDY HOUSE. TNo NIIEs PROM aLkx
aadr-i one a n,e ir@ station aJss hoo.e one
BUeGUNDf HOUsE, AleKAndriA, Va .yia afs
WANTED-l IGhT or I'm SUMNER RoAkD-
w ers near sldie. Loudoun County, "a, a. mile
Ss,sr; Shade. Sc v kadrss. VA ]. sAFIE Ii. Abe.
Loudonn county. Va bl3-lw
MouNTAIN VIEW HOUSE TNo Mills PROM
WI station and two dali, nAils. good lle fruit aid
sn S. ,s5i - s, wT IA, flSre-s asIoN
4 ftN MORE BOArDERs CAN BE AC,oNMo-
date At Like lies f.rn i've min tes' fr,Ia
hsirine Station Metrs,oiitsn branch 30 X X,
o; address. Mis-. \. J. MA1Ntk
ASNth three rood airl rooius on one noor 1eus.
Mound hllL Loudoun County. Va Nl2-2w.
COUNTRY Bo.RD-a tEw Nokf BotRrERs
ScAn " accommodated best Rou-e Best table best
shs.ie Best dAncng paNil on Bsst ala. Best butte.
AlHy To 4. A. bLsI. hound HILL LoudOan Couuty.
va Nl2-0.
SPRING BANK OFFERS FiRsT.ClAss BOARD;
A2lare rooms fruit mia IN nrion. Terms
80 Ter week rains met daily Iriercnces exchanged
Aadre-s sfhlNo bANh. Alexandria. Va Jy5-2w.
'sU'HE OAKS. wLsr mn. or ROCKVILLE B.
nlly cool and shady. tho t-sf: ten tn a
Ites w4lA from station. Refcrence required Term.
moderate. Mrs- CORNELL N3-im.
4, IRsI- CLASS cot NTRN BOARD PM SHANE
milk anu fTuii seven miles from silver spFlns No
o. )ectun 10 children. leruIs moderate Address
Miss J. fAMCkII, Colesyllle. MOntsumery Go M
1y22ws
1,lissT- CLASS ACCOMMODATION FoRsTHF
u sun inet Tor q tee fser-ons At thu Brpoks MAJ
SION at BROOKS station ID. C.. Met Branch n A %.
~. ~ )e2l-lm
4 pELIDHrFUL HOME IN THE MOUNTAINS
"A Tor families with children: larse rooms lawn and
lnrtlco. slrlns water d aud table complete tor
coni.tt Mrs h McCAkTl. Monroe Grove farIn.
near Allie, loado1h county. Va yc20-Im.
ISNckLIE>r BOARD. GOOD ROOMS PINE
- tha4 beate water. PLENTY Of shade near noun
anus ilNr railroad deIot elsxrAI d. AZ. 1,ams Per
SSgtAit "a 70 $40. Ter m. SO 10 $50. A. D. MclN-
IOhtf, Prop. strasburg. V. bcaO-lus
~ ,oMtoKr RLIREAT." PHYSICIANS PoPU-
- lAr summer resort In the mount ins Il NJ ry-
W. NJ tLARh heep Tryst " ash iIrton 10 Nj les Am
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IMPORTANT Nor1cE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
having bought out the interest Of my old partner
Louis u Wine, in the firm of Luttren & Wine. Dry
Goods Dealers. No. 1870 Pa a special
ducement shall oder for the next 30 days discount
Of leu Per Cent on ali Cash Sa and uysward
all lines of goods Excepting Domestcs. and Five Per
Cent discount on all Domestics Remember. this sale
VIII continue for 30 days only. We have all goods
marked in plain figures Parties need Dry Goods
would do well 10 inspect my stock which is large and
varied Housekeepers are requested to get the benet
of great discount sale.
Thank friends and the public for their patron
age To US in business for than twenty will
that will treat them with the degree OF cour-
tesy shown in the past shall endeav or to always
have The LEADING qualities and of goods and
erals in our line. and at the lowest market prices
Hoping to have cunti uahce of the trade Gus
toners and pubic generally. THOS. J. LUTTRELL.
Successor to Luttreli & Wine, 1880 Pa ave. u. W.
ty16-2w
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WANTED-HELP.

w COOKS slo TO $40: CHAM
heT,n;ids Snrses .pa Lannarr.'ss city or
Cooks. sAM'L A. cooMBs. sae ct ne. Sfess.
WANlED--TEN EXPERIENCED SHOE SAFES
w men at the FAMILY SHOE sToRk, $40 9Th at
WANTED - FIRsT-cLAss COOK WITHOUT
Spruce st. ieDr0it Park. ~ IL
WANTED : AN OPERATOR WITH TYPE.
process pre.erred state wages wanted Address s x,
WANTED-AT DICKS AGENCY. WOMEN COoKs,
w $40 to $40: chambermaids. waitresses nurses
laundress. cooks waters buffers coachmen. dairy
Nv and lump rial Ldinon Of zeil'; hneycloPed and
and retail prices reduced. For rIcesdingIy Mrsrai
term, tern and territory address I. EIL"oop zEiI.
nigh. Apply in store. f1eSF ssn.w ~ anu IL
WANTEp-A MAN TO RUN AND TAkE CARE
LEWIS. sth and SITS ". Nl6-2t'
WANTED-A SALESMAN FOR OUR NEW
w go DIS salesman or ex-departmen Gentleman pre-
Apply. 10 to IL. + A. THUEE co, 1904 stnw.i'
WAN,TIEEap7;AI oNGErA s FIRsI;cL las TAILOR,
WANTED - A PHYSICIANS WHITE GIRL AS
w chambermaid and waitress. with good rec m
menda,ions- Apply at 9l7 10Th st n ". tyl6-3t'
WANTED-A PARTNER IN TIE LAW. REAL
dress Box AZ, star office. Sl6.3ts
WANTED--A FEW LADIES WHO WOULD LIK
w to learn how to give sage treatment Address
MASSAGE, Star office. 3yl4I'
WANTED-A GIRL TO COOK WASH AND IRON
w in private family; good reference required APP
ply to 14i6 stn.w tyf+-3t'
WANTED-l5 SKIRT HANDS: ALSO. WHITE
k,ehen nh, hands &C. Tins ana other cities BI RI
WANTED-TwENTY MEN TO TRAVEL SOME
w thing new. great scheme. II making less than
$2OO per month. il will pay You TO investig te Ap-
ply from to only. Do LAP, 92S ST. NV. l4-ot'
WANTED-A PATENT ATTORNEY IN NEW
w York city wishes to secure the services Of rea
bic and able young acqutfnted with Patent Office
practice. Inquire OF h Q. SEWARD, BIZ st. after
ocIock. N13-3ts
WANTED-LADY AGENTS: NEW RUBBER IN
w dergsrments for females; easily average s.
daily, proof free. Mrs. H. +. LITTLE CO. ChicaZo,
Ill jyl3-4t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE INDUSTRIAL
w Savings and Loan Association. Apply to THOS.
g. HtNSEl. secretary. 1.l26 + ST. NV. or to ChAs.
FkEIhlCk, Collector, 4O1 Az st. s.w., before AIN.
jy1l-6t
WANTED-AT BURGESS AGENCY. 425 10TH
w ST. n wv bite woman for linen room: 10 laai-
dresses, 10 chambermaids, 10 scrubs and di hwashr
for springs ali kinds help tor city with references 6
WANTED -DUNDoRES EMPLOYMENT Blu
w reau, conducted by ladies, and women. white
and colored tor all kinds Of domestic labor for bis
trlct and stateswlth reference. IL ST. NV. llot
WANTED LADY AGENTS FOR LADIES' AND
ally. Write Mrs. 4. C. fAhRIAGTOS. Box 60.
Chicago. jyl0-1tSsu1-1
VTANTED-MAN AND WIFE FOR TIE COUN-
w try; must be good buiteruaker and unders: nd
her business; white preferred Call. Tor three days.
DUNDoRES Employment bureau. 1l7 NJ st W.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

t'oR saLE1I Al Al THoRIzEp To OFFER run
90 ~ 80 q. =, near New slsn.l Office. zoe.
Sh3 10y ~ IT, ~ st. bet. a and sts a " sOe,
- ~ Sy 100 iig II 18th bet and SIS. 81
IN by sfi-. 10 5o-foOt alley. NJ near 9Th sils
~ sy :, y a. Corroran. a ar l7lh 1t. 4. ", 81 80
20. by 100 a. y loIoa, alley H. near az al IS.
blo-t X II. L. LLIroLD' 1881 d st. nw
Iol5S sALL-AN ACTUAL sACKIFICE-A Ior
- ZZhlo3 TO alley. On st NV between "a and Sd
a. me- 70 ,o "a st - Der square iot sid
bi6-lN ihoNAS & ga No. 4 :, k L1S
l,Gk shI.L-lsoKll6 LOT NoIIHEAsT CORNER
suit; 81 THOMAS A. Mil Hill. ~
% Io-Iot s34 g.. Room q.
Sk sAiL-h BLaprILUL LOT on 25Th ST.
IN f1a nploshg Que Also lot the rer. trout
t-poSm BRICK dwellings, bargain tor AprOn,pt cns-
Vice., EHG. Jopn.
gloeoSa Oh eth IT. NV.
\. oK sALE-lOoOo FEET OF GhorND I>NE
Surrounding MIR Ssr sSS sss uy .taH,sa
'' Si6 s,gse' ' 80 go 1pssinpt Ess PC So "a
Eok sALL-rMo CHEAP LOTS. : ST. NF-ToF
YIN 81 2oAloO' sl20 per io.t Yth = .0K9s.
ISoR saLE-PEi SONS sEEKING INYEsIMENT
- ! would ca attention TO lots on st. b,t Isth aud
sisr a osihon Grounds Prieel low. Aadrs, b.. ga
EoR sALE-DEslRABLE BUILDING Ions on
Est 81 n. W, b.t. aud q at lnvestmes.t ar Gee
D H. GEAi Go. sth and rt- IA. ". YIs-Jt
'nk sAl.E-LoT POINTING 30 INT On MN
hslAlsnire ave-. near l. At. ut low heur,. also lots
lri,es. J. II CRAY 90 sth sad ss NV VIE. Wa -
k,ok sALE-CoLoNIAL BEACH Dols--1 IN
stalments; cheap. easy pAy uputs NOT Tar north OF
Loiel. bhny feet higher, s8th b-autiI,d view down
MoN, 6l3 loth ST. to >. "A. HARMON. ia Nl4-sts
l.oR sALE-ABour 5000 soUARE tfET OF
u ground west oi the new Ma. state and Navy D.
partinent. great chance for speculation ~ lie s,li
J. w. HUrcK
EI4-1 l5OJ P,anA ave.
l.'o.. sALE-A BEAUTIFUL BUiLDfNG Tor OK
Il y ST., between 10Th aud lsth sts about 3on 100.
AAooo~AN ,AsI BElI.
y14-3r l0Os d st
l. GA sALE-AT A sACRII Ice, BEAU .IFUL IN
Improved lot on I at ,aIdtul st, 2Oh1l ievt "a
Ter foot Inquire OF ENoC4 aAhis. Oh a stb~
yl5-Jt.
I,UK sALE-LoT On A. 1T. Mar CoNNFCTIcT-T
ave- cheap must lie sold Address oMNEk. Stsr
once. bl33t'
I,oK sAIE-A ZINE DOT ON L ST. BEI.lsr
Il aud ed SITS. nv 3sNl47 10 alley. val D. soid
NeEs chsaI TO an Immediate purchase. Ear further
wAsTs DASENHowEB,
f'oR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN IN A lINE
Lot on q 81 hear 18Th st.u.~.. b Bkl2s.sa price
jyl2-lw IiIs ST
~ RsALE-INENTl-stNEN LOIS ON tHANP
lam aud Ontario avenues uear ba,un.ary street fr
l,nes speculation: easy terms Il,sA. lts Mi
uoublr IN value ia the three Sc tMe.ity
i'et iionI ehcb ~, q Ae,. Prices SO 10 49,
lstu and II sts. lr.a,-l Inn
Iroh sALk-BEAUTIFUL BIILDING LoI. l6rH
81 NV, between ana l.. - is.t runt Al Low hg-
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tyard Indigo B.ae Prints 47.c. yard Lawns C
yard. BLUAs ' - 49,
Jyli-2t' 745 and 747 9Th at 50
nJR GREAT CLEARING SALE
~ our French Satine. NC We sold same A, AZ I'm
pala co!o,s ths a-sortinen Is excellent Double COM
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