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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EOR RENT-yY r o. HoLTzMAs.

s1s ~ .s; S s;.,.. $. =.
& esi2aSs 81. s e
iSs il.n * g isss ass :: St.
das 81 n iar sSs ' g. st ss
lSa1 & n% g F Fsn,Sn Fl 1870
l23: 9th st u w. lir.. SO 402 richardson pi ii so
81 n. J. ave, IT,. so - :. WEI '''''' .
q. q asss j: q asss
q s s9ss t.?3 s aSss
Saan scs%s m Il ave- sc. q
;s; s5S is 1 &c
119 11th st. NV. 2r.. 30
STORES
.:S sSs ii In s2
f psssS Td Ss Ss:
s free q q SGis fes
FHsRi ssEI ass = i a aye 81
az ss1 9s, lsr 90 t9z P s, \; 80
$40 MIST o. .oe 20 ST i5sR St ne NE.
81 % q st. s. e. sr 40 81 13.h st ne 5r
S S4SI ;S az" SO i$6sS i Sc:
sos II st. ne, "a Sig Marks Alley e. g. SO
403 st. ne. Or 1880 RI. 1910 St Sc, 6r IA
N3-1m SWORMSTEDT Il BRADLEY. 921 4 NV.
INOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
II 1206 ST. ........$lOO 1882 N st so
SUOl 10 PA LIST ct. ...,,,,. so
2O24 St.. S12 18th st so
1:}42 Vermont ave ....S IS 1727 18th st 4 As
102 10th rs Isl Pierce Place rs 40
1224 18th St 40 Fayette Terrace &C.,. 20
l242 18th ST. 4l2 9TH ST. 1880
z Dupont Circle .,.., 90 $50 10th ST ae 49,. = so
1000 10th e iaI7 st. 0tco room. 10
r. l. mr. Conn. $3.50 80 ST., bet 18th 10th 1 so
Dupont Circle. POI. 66 10th st. n 'rDupontC1r so
Kst; near ss 1 LIT St n nearloth .I25
92o Farrasut Square $50 Corcoran bet 10 IA. ZOO
Mass. mr. 14th20S. 5:} Il st bet. 18th l4th 80
FITCH. FOX BROWN
jy1S l437 Penn avanw
NOR PENTHOUSE l2l1 ST. NV. SUITABLE
Il for Store and Dwelling. $50. Enquire 926 La.
iy:3- I'm
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saooP.x1s REDUcT1os sale. EIsrx.ss. 18th andr.

We VIII sell for the next four days all our rem
nants Atwood ingram carpets, 10 20 - ydS, at
4Oc per yard worth 71c. per yard julius Lans-
burgh, 315 7th St
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MILLS BILL As REPoRrED
Mills bill as passed
Hon Roger q Mills tarin speech
Hon. VIM Mckinley's tarfn sDeech
non John G. Carlisle's tarfn SPEECH
non. w. {. y. BrecSfnridge's tariff speech.
Hon Thos b. Reeds taFiiI speech.
senator W. r. Fryes tariff and fisheries speeches
non - NJ CutcheOn's pension speech.
lion. AshDei y. Fftch's tarfn speech, and
Tar1n from the White House. by Henry Talbot,
clsrk 70 the committee OF ways and means
Ready, In large or small quantities. at
GRAY & CLARKSOS's,
339 Pa. ave-, Washington, ID. c.
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CHANGED WITH ASsAULTING HIS WIFE-Iouisa
Hicks, colored, was IN the Police Court to-day as
complainant against her husband Vim. Hicks
whom she charged with assaulting her on sun,
day morning with a stout cane. He was sentenced
70 thirty days IN jail
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TppEcAxoE AND TARIFF. Too.
HOW SAY YOU?
Tn for GROVER all over
And FRANCES, too;
A-combine to TIP
Your ancient CANOE

Your ancient CANOE.
Thus the partisans chat each other as the political
cauldroa begins to bubble. Let 'em chat We're not
in the political arena but live and move and have
READY-MADE CLOTHING
World, and would be pleased to furnish any gen.
Navy Blue Suit all wool and fast color, at so
Nobby Chevlot Suit at......................9 .7O
Your choice of large assortment of really hand
some, stylish, desirable. durable and perfect
hitting Suits, i'll sacks aud getaways. at. 10. rs
We invite special attention to q choice line of
English Kersey Suits, Prince Albert style, light
IN color and light in weight, gloye-ftting,
cheap at $35. OUR Northumberland. % rs
We have full supply of Boys Suits-Am sizes
from IL to IL years; Goats, Vests and Long
Pants, $1.96. $3.50. S5.l2, $3.50. sc. $3.50
serviceabe and slightly Childs Suit at ..... .25
strictly aIlwooi Check Suit iworth s5j at. 800
Very fine Corkscrew. single and double breast,
Worth from 1919 to $500 at.....-......... 500
We never tire of quoting prices because they are all
right-a source OF pure delight to
THE PEOPLE
Any attempt to quote prices with is but to ape the
dog barking at the moon-hence the eloquent silence
OF the dear defeated
VICTOR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
Strictly One Prca
Open SATURDAYS till Ii .. m
tF-OFFICE COATS, stripes and checks on sale
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday mornings, from till
~ O'Clock. PRICE zoe ty3O
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OFFICE ColTs White Vests Flannel shirts, and
Summer Underwear at reduced prices. X. c.
LEWIS Son Haiters ana Furnishers, 1921 New
York ave, near 18th St
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WILLIS Ice Co.'S Penobseot ice-red wagons
"a, s4.5O AND s. CHILD SUITS REDUCED to $3.50.
EISEMaS BROS, 9TH and E
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LONG BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, sl.25 a bottle.
Distilled In 1874, Cynthiana, ny. Charles kraemer
hgf "
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Why smoke amean cigar when you can get
"Grand Republic" Ctgarro at same price? Answer
this. For sale by all frst-class druggists. Whole
sale agents. Luchs & Bro
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II YoU ARE LOOKING Tor bargain in diamonds
call on US To reduce stock selling at prices
unknown In Washington. X. HARRIS 4 Co., Az
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ALL ODD PIECES tapestry brussels carpets from
Is TO 80 yds. ut SOC julius Lansburgh 3l5 9TH ST.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

II b. LEPREUX& CO,
Os Qormerly with P. Hanson Hiss l. Col
WALL PAPERS.
We have Just received large consignment OF new
spring patterns We selling all l5c white Back
Papers g yards long, for lOc per piece Gilt Papers
from &c. to oO. Embossed Gilt from 35c to As. All
work guaranteed frst-ciass Fresco Passing and
Uniting q speciality.
J. B. LEPREUX BRO. sos stsw
9TH street cars pass the door. myl
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PANTS REDUCED TO $500. EIsExaSs, 7th and E
MosoUIro CANoPIEs, complete, 81 %. s1.50 sl.6o,
and Sl.7S, at Julius Lansburgh's, 3l5 1Jh ST.
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MILITARY EScAxP1sENr AT Bar RIDGg.-The 30
Datra lion and two companies OF the 4th battalion
Maryland Natl0aal Guard will be IA camp at Bay
Ridge July 20 TO August 3, Inclusive Dress pa
Yade M suDGcwn daily. Trains leave Baltimore
and Ohio depot a. IL, go, anu AGO p. N.
kouId-trip fare, 81.
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NEARLY NEW Grand Upright Piano, $780, at G. L
Wild q Bros 700 9TH street northwest
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r ONDONDERRY LITHIA WATER
Ia " the only one to ne for
GOVT. RHEunATI6A. AND URlC ACID,
No other water hae one third - much uth{a.
One dosBn oue-h half Gallon Bottles q 6Q
el4-3m @. q 6HAfER co. Agenta. lb3 "a svA
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TIE PROGRAM OF the Marine band concert. which
Will take place al the Panorama building SUNDAY
evening next Will be published tomorrow
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ACaIA WEEK AT BAY RIpGE.-Great ,

ACALA WEEK AT Bar RIDGE.-Great attractions
are announced for Bay Ridge next week, COM
mencfng sunday, August j, and continuing until
sunday, August IL, inclusive. lines Thirteenth
Regiment Band OF New York, Itzel's Military Band
Baltimore Light Infantry Drum Corps, band OF
scotch pipers and chorus or fty vocal and instru.
mental soloiSts Will give concerts from IL a. m.
20 8 p. In. The entire week viii be one grand
musical festival The minor attractions VIII be
found In amusement columns OF the daily papers.
AQUl
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fAdyertisementl
ATLANTIC CITY ExcURsIOSIsTs--First-ela table
aud ROOMS, sI.J0 and 81 per day. Hail. cottage
Park Place. MIS- Belle Carrigan, OF Washington.
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ATTENTION Is CALLED to Messrs Gray & Clark.
sons (printersD advertisement OF tarir and men.
sion speeches IN another column.
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MEDICAL, &c.

- Tho Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician in the City,
can be consulted daily 464 ST.. between IN and 9th
SITS. NV.
Prompt treatment. Correspondents and consults-
ton strictly confidential Separate rooms for ladies'
Once always open. au3-6ts
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
Astandard remedy for all blood diseases, causing
throat nasal or skin troubles urinary diseases cured
in forty EIGHT hours Price, $3 per box.
natural Weakness loss of vitality debility, &C.,
&c Price 81. Sent sealed by mail. For sale at
sy3l STANDIFORD's, cor. 9th and W.
MIME. DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABI.IsHED AND
reliable Ladies' Physician. be consulted daily
at her residence 901 L st. NV. Office hours from
10 . y. m. with Ladies only. 1ylS-lm'
M ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
WI or two Of DR.. BROTHERS. Invigorating Cordial
Will cure any of nervous debility and loss OF
power 1t imparts vigor To the whole system. Male
female. 906 st s.w. 5y9-Ims
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED WHAT
Dr. BROTHERS is the oldest established advertise
ing Ladies Physician IN this city. ladies' you
confidently consult DR.. BROTHERS, 9O6 st. sw
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar
Ladies. married or single Forty years experience.
jy7-fm'
- FAD AND BE wISE-DR BROTHERS. 9O6 ST,
g. W., appeared before me and made oath that heis
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city
and Will guarantee in all cases Of private disease
Of men and furnish medicine. charge; consulta
ton and advice free at hour during the day. Sub
seri5ed and sworn before me by DR. BROTHERS.
SAMUEL c. MILLS, Notary Public. in and for the
District OF Columbia this Sd day Of July. 1855
jy7-lm:
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Drove FROM THIS CITY TO BALTD4oRE-Two
boys were arrested IN Baltimore yesterday while
driving through the city on their way IL Is stated
toPhiadeiphia Arthur scott, one OF the boys IL Is
said, stole the team nom IN front OF Mr. Wm.
HeinezaInp,s house on East Baltimore street last
"Wednesday aud drove 70 this city. Here be-,
picked up an acquaintance named VIM. e. TAYLOR
and yesterday morning drove back TO Baltimore
and we're passing through the city when arrested
Scott was locked Up.
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SATURDAYS Cut.price List.

WIN. HAHN & Co.'S Reliable Shoe Houses
S16 7th ST., 1922 Penn. ave-, 231 Penn. ave. Sc.
LoU OF ch1lds 7oc. TO 81. % solid Low shoes, also
boys Calf and other Low Shoes cut TO SOC.
Misses 81 Kid Oxfords, cut price 59c.
LADIES' 81 handmade plain or Tip Oxfords 73c.
Ladies' - Seamless oxford Ties cut 10 As.
Ladies' s. best French Kid Low Shoes, S235
Ladies' 50 hand-turned feaJher-W Weight Button
Boots, cut price S2.37.
Ladies Cousins make, Kid Button (only B. & c.
LASTS, cut price $l.7o.
Ladies genuine Dongola Button Boots, plain or
tipped, cut price $1.40.
Gents $3.50 comfortable, durable Low Shoes, Csc
Gents $40 Kangaroo Low Shoes now 81 80.
Gents a genuine hand-Sewed Calf and KAN
CARGO Low Ties and Button now $3.50
Gents s. French Calf High Shoes now Sa75
Gents 81 elegant Cali Laced, Button, or Con-
gress plain or tipped, now s1.5O.
Opera Boquet Cigars are the best for the
money. Fresh invoice just received. They rival
higher priced goods In style, orkmanship, and
good smoking quality. &C. each; 81 per box OF 80
NJ. p. METzGER,
All 7th ST. NV.
ssROyal GIue'' VIcnds Everything.
Save the Pieces. Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &C.! Always liquid!
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"Royal Glue" at 1Oc. f,s,tu&th
Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
Initiated Constantly,
but never eQualled Colgate Co.'s exquisitely
perfumed Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap. tu,f2w
"RoyaI GIue'' mends China, Giasswood, &C
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1000 BODY AND TAPESTRY BRUSSELS HASsocKs at
$50. each, at julius Lansburgh'S, 3l5 1th ST.
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r.
rooms Kitchen ssTSsSt. room and osIiar al
foE TIVE PERSONS win rent for $50 per mo. 4, "a T.
F9fF I aE 10Th Is n Dag ias ::
fur. 1ir...;:.........9o ll0s St Sc. IS
81 > e: .ss IS i : :: T.
~; 3 :ss :, ave n Sss s !. ss7 e
i is1s s.: St go go a Sh a: svs ne
a aiIs " 4osS s siS Il, SsR !;
14st oh aaSni bss sI|as s. =. 10
2l42-2l IA St NV. 9E35 Fn.w. 4r....... .l3. so
STORES. OFFICES &c
nss4 siss. $50 - a. 81
Fl i fn .yss,a
s,ers w. and cellar alsS staS sRa a. bet sa
store and IT, osn Isn sss p1ds
St n. w. 80 Cellar 1541 NJ ST. NV.
For at Office for af buetn issued 1e o
the 1st and 18th. Iau3I TH0s. L. WAGGAMAN.
REN e ST NV NICE TMosroEY
'S sa5-st "A f. i HShfFa 81. NV.
+ Capitol ST. Inquire sos East Capitol st. auS-3t.
EoR RENT.-6O6 ST. NE, A VERY DESIRABLE
u 2-story, 6;room brick house. with all improve
/" excellent ORDER rent E & AZ Kss' GO COS
EoR RENT-10-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 479 MIS-
s9g1 Ssx bet And 9th sts all modem %
FQR RENT = FURNISHED HOUSE, 21s NEW
Possession immediately. au2-3t'
FoR RENT-lo7 MASS, AYE. n, ", four rooms;
au2-3t. -'pp' 'A'
TOR RENT-9e9 ST. n. W. A CHOICE NEIGH
l. oorho0d and very desirable H 8Hsrpopn
au2-3t. 1895 st. NV.
IL water gas, &C.; Just put in good repair Rent s2o
au2-5t 1895 New York ave.
TOR RENT-429 q ST. N. W., 1O-HOOM BRICK
$50. THOS E. wAGGAMAS.
au2-3t 9l7 street n W.:
1IoR -RENT-THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
',' Rhode '''ns ISL go
au2-3t 927 st. NV.
EoR RENT-CHEApEsT HOUSE IN THE NORTH.
II west for the money: rooms, BATH gas. store: nice
eenr Concrete floor near a 2R St ssr D 96iS sS
lfds 1871 T. Jts ssry 10 fors sept
ausss Viii PIX 'soJ JORDAN i47 st.
EOR RENT-3I6 INDIANA AVE y. W, EIGH-
the owner, who will call on you. THOMAS BLAGDEN
City T. o., Box 5S1. au1-4t
IGOR PENTHOUSE 90S Q ST. N W., ROOMS
Il and bath. Inquire at 416 9th st. NV. aul 3t'
EpR KENT-sMALL FRAME HOUSE on sT;;
Il between 9TH and Sth SITS. NV. Apply at STONES
Drug Store. HOO 7th st. NV. aul-3t
Eok RENT-FRoM AUGUST 10. HOUSE NO.
II 1423 Sth St NV; 10 rooms; all modern improve
ments; frst-class order; $50 per month. Apply to
j. Is. SCOTT, Howard House. aul-6t'
EoR RENT-oN 9TH ST.. BETWEEN 1 AND
Il NV, two new Bricks of five rooms each: water,
&c nice Closets high ceilings back yards nice fence
and alleys all in perfect order Price ST. 30 each
p. A. DARNEILLE,
au1-3t. 1926 St
IfOR RENT-NO. I46 A STREET NORTHEAST,
brick house, recently put in good order. within one
half square United States Capitol; only $50 per
month. X. NJ. MORRISON. 1212k st. NV, aul-3t
IGOR RENT-333 AND 335 SPRUCE ST, Lee
Il Droit Park: rooms; mod. imps.: $50 80 each;
also two houses COS and $50 South Carolina
Sc rooms; mod. imps S27 90. l.. s. FRISTOE,
$40 st. aul-4r
IGOR RENT-6O2 NJ ST NV, ROOMS, NEARLY
IL new. in good condition: $40.
1924 St n w., rooms and bath. in good repair
and central location; $40.
jy3l-6t Il. H. +. LEOPOLD. 1881 F NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Fer the District OF Columbia Maryland Della
ware, NEW Jersey, Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and Viz
slnia, hght local rains. followed Friday night by
lair: warmer; s0uthwesterly winds.
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EDUCATIONAL.

u oCKvIlIE md ACADEMY. SIXTEEN MILES
HI by rail FROM Washington city The eighiieth sas-
OF this institution Se1ns ON Monday. september
IL. The principal Will accommodate IN his home n
members Of his family twenty nVe boys. For terms
location OF instruction and special advantages
address, until September !. Rev. Dr. q X. NELSON,
Brookylle. Montgomery County, Nd au3-lm
luARENs' SCHOOL FOR GIRLs
~ Seminary Hill 10 miles south of Washington.
Twelfth annual session begins SEPT 20, 1883 q. A.
WORTHISGTON. Principal. Box II. Alexandria. Va
References: Rt Iey. A. NJ Randolph, ID. D., Rev. n.
II. Mckim. ID. D.. Gen. W. H. 4. lee. Mr.. Prank
Hume. aus
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Henry ID. Cochran.

Henry ID. COCHRAN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FIorR
GRAIN. AND HARNESS.
1877 FOURTEENTH STREET n W.
Ny customers and the public are respectfu,,v in
formed have removed to the above address, where
increased stock Of Flour. Grain, Hay Line Plaster
and Cement am prepared e I orders with despatch
eB In my new premises shall make a specislty of
carrying full line Of Harness, Fly Nets Haiters
Brushes and everything pertaining TO weli-Ordered
Stable.
~ Goods delivered IN any part Of the city.
u Telephone call 36S-3 V3l-lw
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Ii Ell.
2S6 n. J. ave. Sc, Or. go
104 Ind. ave. NV, Dr.. go
Tag 18th st. NV, Or. 10
124S 18th st. II. W.. Tor. 90
1871 18th st.. Or. ....... so
2422 14th st. Yr.. so
1914 30tn st. NV. 17r. 80
1s42 n st. NV, Sr. 80
lilo 18th st. NV. Tor. 80
l oO4 5 st. NV. Or. so
.115x l7th st. NV, 7r. 40
1909 Stouehtou st. . .41.67
1870 b st. s.w.. 1ir. 40
sos 18th St NV. Or. 40
1880 Riggs st. NV, Or. .35
1880 both st. n. W.. 1r. .35
1909 9TH ST. n.w., store
and dwelling. .35
1929 s st. NV. Or .:257. 30
1907 Caroline ST., Or. 20
1012 n. Ii. ave-. Or. rs
l2l2 Va. ave. s.w.. Sr. ..35
III 9Th st. Tor. ... =
1871 z St NV. Tor. 80
l43l Pierce Place, 7r. 20
1898 18th st. n. W., Or. -
l632!-4-6 nth st.n.w. Tor
.17Ol-4-6 18th st.n. W. Tor
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Amusements Tonight.
PANORAMA BUIIDING.-"Battle OF Shiloh"
JoHssos,s THEArKR-Minstrels,S sc.
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RENT-UNFURNIs
II IL Lafayette So,

4 II Lafayette So,
iSf. ................SoUO
1921 CT. ave. NV. 1Sr.,
large stable rear. zoo
1876 n st. NV, 12r.. . lbs
i st. NV. 12rs Ia
1125 10th st.n.w.,lj .1li
1929 u st. NV. l5r. .1O0
1914 2lst st. II. w..13r. loo
IL st. NV. 12r. 100
172S / ST. n. W.. 12r. .l0u
1916 Vt. ave-, 12r. so. 3:
1a34 2Sth st. n.w.. lar. Sc
1927 DeSales ST., 1lr.. II .
1O16 18th st. n,w.......7.
1904 Conn. ave, i1r. Z .
2404 l4th st.
l!l1 l. st. n.w., llr. II.
942 n. Y. ave.n.w., Tors q:
Ole 10Th st. NV, 15r. &c
JAG . st. n. W., 1xr. IN
l527 y st. a. W., 1lr. .-7C
1919 goth st. NV, 10rs.7(
2402 14th st. ito. d
1909 NJ st. NV, Or. $685.
1224 9th st. n. W., l1r. 81
10Th ST., near q. Tor. ID
1410 n st. NV, l lr. =. g.
911 n. Y. ave. ..13r. sc
The above houses can {
Cur office only, THO
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SHE WAS MOVED To SPsAK.-When the police
HeutenahtS were IN Captain AUstln's Office this
morning waiting topresent their morning reports
TO Major Moore. two women entered ana were
shown seats. After few minutes, the elder one
arose, ana said Il Ieei constrained TO speak few
words this morning. You ali appear TO be waiting
Tor marching orders. trust that you all under
the orders OF the Great King ami" Here the
nre-alarn was struck and diverted the attention
OF the ieutenants and the sister was left without
audience.
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AssiGSatNr OF A FLOUR HoUsE-Wm. Munroe
Oh wilmington, y. C., and Patrick Munroe OF this
city, tra1lhg Is hour merchants under the name OF
MuntOe btUs-, "a ana streets southwest, have
FRANK u. Bishop. The following are preferred:
Sho. ritzi.orrls. ssid5s; T.. Ward, $3.50; N.
NeNerhany, $1,000; NJ. Hallinon. sl0O: " "
Hewitt s4S; w. Adalnson, $50; Jas Cullinan ESQ:
Edward Walker slJO ~~'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

IHOR RENT = FURNISHED - CORNER HOUSE,
y near Court House and new Pension Office; 10
good order 800, or, reserving room and meals
for two parsons viii rent for $50 per mo. r. II. 7.
LEIPOLD, 1881 + St NV au3-3t
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WOMAN BEATEN Ely WoMAN.-In the Police
Court this morning, Hattie Bolden and Rosa Mil
Ter, TWO coiored girls, were charged With as
SAINT on Mary Dimes, also coored. The latter tes-
tined That the prisoners followed her Up and the
instance Of another girl knocked her down ana
beat her. Rosa Miller was f1ued s. and the others
discharged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-03

SEED PROM ESGLASD.-The National Botanic
Garden has Just received from the "ROyal Botanic
Gardens, Kew. $50 packages OF seed OF rare and
interesting species and varieties from ali parts OF
The globe They were seut by Mr.. ThfstIeton
Dyer, director Of the royal gardens, Kew to the
Slnlths0n'an Institution at the request OF Prof. c.
Brown GOOle.
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Iy19-1u

E,OR RENT = 6O6 18TH ST. N. W., l6 ROOMS
II all modern improvements.
BEALL, BROWN h CO.,
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IGOR RENT-6O2 NJ ST. NV, ROOMS, NEARLY
Il new. in good condition. $40.
1924 ST. n. w., 3 rooms and bath, in good repair
and central location; 345.
jy3l-6t r. a. r LEIPOLD, 1881 F stnw
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ATLANTIC HOTEL.
OPEN TILL 1ST OCTOBER
Unsurpassed bathing and Boating.
Good Fishing and Cunning.
Elegant Dancing Pavilion.
Cuisine irst-class. y21-1m
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FLORA VILLA.
jy26-d2w&eo1ws CAPE MAY POINT, n. J.
DIG SPRING PRIVATE SUMMER RESORT. TWO
Dmiles from Martinsburg, ". Va. two large rooms
can't best city references. Address Mrs. l. b. SNOD-
GRASS. Box 1i3 Martinsburg VIVA. Terms. $40 per
month. Iy2O-Sr
VToLCHEsTER HoTEL-oN THE CHESAPEAKE
Il BAI-Three hours ride from Washington. First
class in every way. Address U. h. PAASON. Tolches-
ter Beach, Kent County, Nd 1y24-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-03

The LEXINGTON AND SOLDIERS HONE RAURosp
The stockholders OF the lexington and soldiers
Home road yesterday elected the following direc-
tors: George TrleS1ell, e.. &. Duncanson, E KurtZ
Johnson Thomas SOlerville, l. VI. ktNOuJ James
l. Barbour, L NJ saunders, l. g. Hlne aud joseph
Paul The board OF directors elected the follow
Ing officers: George Trt,eslei, president; C. C.
Duncanson, vice president; + Hurts Johnson
treasurpr; and Joseph Paul. secretary. The board
appointed an executive committee 10 proceed ar
once 10 construct and equip An electric road II
found Practicable.
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WALKER SONS 2ox 10TH STREET II -
Os Asbsstoa Paper. Pre- BRICK and Clay
H2e tstA PulR -
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TCoR SAIE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF DRY
ii Goods and Notion store established y years
tire from business, Delaware aud ST
Mrs. THEO FRIERUS
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EOR RENT
Il 14th st. store, 12r. 81!
sos Mt. Vernon Pl 14r..7I
l5lG 18th ST., l0r., mi. 4,
20l0 II st. str. Tor. IN .i.5l
ia A ST., 10r., m.i......3
2311 u st.. Tor. mi. .32.5
1920 18th St. 7r;. mi. 2
80 L ST.. Sr.. m. 3
623 4 y ST., IT., W l. g.. L
l32 9TH st. ne, Or. e. 17.3
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The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-05-04
pHE1ANu IN TIE TARIFF.

Ia a letter to a friend in this
county, Mr.. Phelau. our present
congressman has the following to
say about tariff retorna:
Ina letter pa blishsd in the Nash
vile American 4th or 9TH Nov,
1886, I SAID openly l was not .
protectionist per Sc, and 1 also said
canvass with PAtter son tina ]
would have veted for Morrison
Bill. I also said this from Mems
phis to Bolivar IN canvass with
Taylor, and i have attended every
Democratic caucus here an1 h. We
openly expressed my intention to
vote for Mills Bill On It's Fl l2l D as
sage | have always cotnended
fora fair recognition Of Southern
Interests IN ,listrlbuuing the bur
deps Of taxation, and I have over
and over reiterated the fact that the
ISIS ue Is one of tariff reform az
Mills has recently said, and it is
we'll known that I am for tariff re-
form. Free trade has nothlng to
90 with il, absolutely nothing.
1 am perfectly willing to meet any
opponent on my tariff position. He
an not antagonize nay position
without ignoring The Mills Bill"