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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

IL is to be hoped that the International copy
right bill, after its exhaustive discussion In the
senate and its translation TO the other mouse, Is
not going 10 be put away on the shelf TO be for
gotten The near approach OF the convention sea-
son suggest the convenient time for doing some
thing with this measure. IL has no politics In IL,
and while part OF the Representatives are max
ing speeches and casting ballots at ST. Louis and
Chicago. the rest can call up and pass the copy
night bill In this way they will be turning to
good account a period that might otherwise be
wasted; for the tariff bill will probably be laid
aside. and the appropriation bills generally nave
something In them which a part OF the House
think ought TO come out, or are lacking In some
thing which another part think ought to 90 In,
and therefore are reserved as rule, 10 be debated
by full chamber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

The prohibition party have chosen a day Of
general mourning for the opening OF their national
convention al Indianapolis Possibly they wanted
10 combine with the memory Of the war against
slavery their Inauguration OF a war against the
rum power on a scale hitherto unknown for the
leaders OF the movement declare that no such en-
tAusiasm was ever manifested before IL their be-
loved cause. They threaten 70 roll up vote OF a
half million IN November. General Clinton B.
Fisk, OF New jersey, is practically without rivals
rs a Candidate for the Presidential nomination,
and the question which agitates the minds OF the
delegates now Is whether a Confederate officer OF
equal standing had not better be chosen TO MI the
second place on the ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

II Is recalled. in connection with the talk about
nominating Judge Thurman for vice-President,
that every occupant OF that place who was more
than sixty years old when elected has died in
Office. The list is limited to i've, and all the
names are well known to readers OF American
history: Clinton, Gerry, King, Wilson and Hen
bricks. Judge Thurman would be seventy five
years old within a few days OF his election, If
elected, and hence, regards the probabilities of
survival, would have fifteen years on the wrong
side Of the account While IL is doubtless true
that some men OF eighty are capable OF more
enduring effort than some OF fifty, the rule is
precisely the reverse. Judge Thurman, however,
has probably put a stop TO further discussion OF
this subject by his statement: "If the people
believe me to be an honest man, they will let me
alone"
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FANCY EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT

FANCY EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
Heminway's Rope Silk in all the art shades.
This Is a coarse, loosely twisted silk thread
pecially adapted for producing bold effects on
such materials Plush, Felt and Bolton Sheet
ing. and can also be used with pleasing and ar
tstic results on Linens and finer materials.
Table Scarfs, Tides Bureau Covers, Lambre.
gums and Table Cloths are also effectively EN-.
brodered in this silk. Colors warranted fast
Only &c. per skein.
Heminway's Knitting Silk is the best for
knitting Purses. Stockings. Fancy Fringe. &c.
spool.
Heninwsy's Underwear Silk in one ounce
hanks, in Cream. Light Blue and Pink Especi-
ally for knitting underwear, being soft, smooth,
pliable and comfortable to the wearer in any
season Of the year. 60c per ounce hank. We
give book of instructions showing the Quanti-
ties sufficient for the different articles to each
customer.
WOODWARD L LOTHROP,
Cor I 18th and sta nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

The diplomats who were expected TO crowd the
senate gallery when the AnglO-American fisheries
treaty was under discussion did not turn up yes
terday, notwithstanding that speech was to be
made by senator Frye, who probably knows more
than any other senator concerning the whole sub
jet OF the international fisheries, and strikes out
vigorously when either the democratic admins
tratOn or the British crown bobs above the forensic
horizon The main arguments advanced by Mr.
Frye yesterday were those which he used In de-
bate on the retaliation bill in the Forty-ninth Con-
gress- There was good deal OF old-fashioned
orator1cal force In the speech though which made
It's impression on the audience and will require
hard work on The other side TO cOunteraSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

The man who shifts suspIciously at all the
epistles Of James G. Blaine will be around pre-
sentiy- complaining that he has not declined the
presidential nomination outright even In the Paris
letter. This sSeptic will point out tnat Blaine
merely says that he could not accept without
leaving in the minds OF part OF his supporters
the impression that he had not been
free rom indlrectiOn, and that therefore
he could not accept. The man who doubts and
fears viii contend that the unanimous and spon-
taneOUs nomination OF Blaine, after numerous
fruitless ballOtings have shown the weakness OF
other candidates, enthusiastically Endorsed by
these unsuccessful candidates would indicate IN
mistakably that no impression of indlrection on
Mr. Blaines part prevails among the republicans,
and that therefore his conditional decIination
OF the nomination was based upon a mistake OF
fact and Is void or yOidable. Some cause OF grum-
bling would doubtless be found IL the Maine
statesman should take a solemn oath that he
would not IN any contingency accept the presi-
Dental nomination in IsSS, would not run II put
in the field without his consent, and would not
serve II elected
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The star ONT of Town.

Persons leaving the city for any length OF time
can have The STAR mailed regularly 10 any address
and for any period they may desire.
~ AH orders for the paper ~ mail must be
accompanied by he money,-at the rate OF fifteen
cents a week, or nifty cents per month, unless
sent TO a foreign country, when the price. inciud
ing postage, is so cents per month.
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General sheridan has faced death many times
IN the course Of his adventurous career but prob
ably never before got into such close quarters with
the great destroyer as during his present Illness
TO say that he has made brave fight Is only TO
say that he still Is the Little Phil" OF the war
days; and, II he pulls through, as there seems now
70 be some Chance that he may, It viii add one
more achievement 10 a uniform record Of yictori-
Gus warfare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

SUMNER CoMronrs AND BLAsxErs
We again have all the sizes in Comforts-for
Cradles. Cribs. Berths. Single and Double Beds.
Size 40 by so inch, white. 81 and 81. 10; Col
ors. 81 IL and 3137.
Size 4S by 80 inch. white S1.15 and 81. 81;
colors, 81 81 and 81 so.
Size 90 by 80 inch. white, 81 65 and S225
colors. az and $3.50.
SPECIAL case ia Fine Light Weigh.
White California Blanket. only 50 so per pair.
Case White Gauze- Weight California Blan-
kets size l04. liza and 12-4; only -, 81 so,
and $3.50 per pair.
Case Fine Atwood Feather Weight Califor-
mia Blankets. sizes lO-4. liza, and l2-4; only
81. SO and $3.50 per pair.
All Of the above Blankets are bound singly-
two pieces to the pair. We sell half pairs at half
the price Of pairs.
We have opened another lot of
THOSE POPULAR DOWN PILLOWS,
which we offer at the same low prices that made
quick work Of the former lots, viz
Ii i'll. 10 in. 90 in. 22in gain.
81 s125 sL75 s225 $3.50
(Fourth hoor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and r sits. NV
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The heavens have not kept faith with the
weather prophets Of the signal corps and the
showery look and feeling everywhere Is unhappty
too consistent with the record OF former decoration
days In spite OF the prospects Of a wetting, how
ever, the parade was a nne one; and the W ashing
ton militia, who were out In all the glory OF their
new National Guard uniforms, made a most sol.
dierly appearance as they marched I'D Pennsyl-
yania avenue.
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"'MorHER,s FR1Expn

'MorHERs FR1Espn
SHIRT WAISTS
The merit hinges on the belt. It Is non elias
tic; has the buttons rivited to IL, and combines
SIMPLICITY, durability. and comfort. with mex
pensiveness.
The belt goes around the waist underneath
the Shirt and is detached when the Shirt goes to
the laundry. The part Of the waist carrying
the button-holes is of double thickness and the
holes double stitched, and the entire waist
otherwise finished in q thorough manner. At
present we are showing particularly large and
attractive variety Of styles. Colors warranted
fast Unlaundered. SOC: Laundered, 75c., Soc,
and 81
Third 6oor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and + sts n. W
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whatever may be said OF GOV. Gray's political
Affiliations In the past, there can no longer be any
doubt Of his willingness 20 sacrifice everything
even the sweets OF private nfe-for the good OF the
osaocratic party.
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VIZ OFrER FoR THREE DAYS
WAY UNDER VALUE.
WE PURCHASED FROM THE GREAT
HOUSE OF PECK HANcHAUs.
esl BROADWAY.
AT SIXTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
THE BALANCE OF THEIR SPRING PRODUCTION
OF cHILDREN's SUITS.
CONSISTING OF NEARLY
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED SUITS,
WHICH WE OFFER THE CHOICE OF AT
FOUR DOLLARS AND EIGHTY CENTS.
MANY OF OUR BEST SELLING NINE
$500 DOLLAR SUITS ARE DUPLICATED IN
FOR THIS LOT OF sUITs-REAL SCOTCH
$3.50 ENGLISH AND FRENCH FABRICS
THEY 60 NOW AT FOUR DOLLARS ANp
EIGHTY CENTS.
THERE ARE FOUR HUNDRED SUITS IN
$500 THIS LOT THAT WE HAVE BEEN
FOR SELLING AT EIGHT DOLLARS, AMI
$3.50 THEY WERE GREAT VALUES AT
THAT. THEY NOW ARE AMONG THE
$3.50 SUITS
FIVE HUNDRED AND SIXTY SUITS OF
$3.50 THE BEST SELLING $3.50 SUITS WE
FOR HAD THIS SEASON ARE DUPLICATED
$3.50 NOW SO AS WE CAN SELL THEM Al
$3.50.
PLEASE DON'T PLACE THIS SALE ON A Par
WITH THE SALE OF A FACTORY sToCK-BADLY
sELEcTED-AND MARKED WAY UP IN PRICE
THIRD-AND HALF MoRE-THAN WE EVER
ASKED. DON'T PLACE THE OFFERING OF A
sTOCK. LIKE OURS WITH THAT. WE SELL MORE
CHILDREN's CLOTHES THAN ANY OTHEE
THREE HOUSES IN TOWN. WHY BECAUSE
OUR STOCK AND PRICES CREATE THE TRADE
IT'S THIS KIND OF PRICES. AND THAT KIM
OF STOCK THAT YOU CAN NOW SELECT
FROM FOR THREE DAYS AT ABOUT SIXTY
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
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II Edward Burgess knows as much about the
lines OF life-boat as about those Of yacht. his
appointment to the presidency OF the board on
hfe-saving appliances Is one OF the happiest hits
Secretary Fairchild has made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30

The n0wer-thief who spoils the beauty Of the
sity Darxing Is at work again, and q corresponding
->1lsliJ should be shown BY the police force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-30
INTERESTING ITEMS FoR MEX

INTERESTING ITEMS FoR MEN.
We offer the following items calculated to
make the extreme heat more bearable;
Mems Lonsdsle Cambria Dress Shirts-actual
weight ~ ounces, half the weight Of muslin;
linen bosom, open in front Only 81 each.
Mems Pure Linen Shirts-bosom body and
bands all linen; open in front or back; combines
GOODNESS, comfort aud durability. Only also
each
Mems "Feather-weight" Checked Nainsook
Drawers, so and 75c.
Mems Lonsdale Cambria Night Shirts, 81
each
ID Mems White Summer.weight Jean Drawers,
80. 80 and S7kc.
! case Mems Gauze and Balbriggan Shirts,
long and shors sleeves. Best value yet
ONLY 25C. EACH.
cases Mems Shirts
and Drawers. in
GAUGE, Gossamer and ONLY
Balbrfggan, both
White, Ecru, and lsHs IN eco
fancy. Shirts with g. w. q q
short and long sleeves. zoe % W G
The Balbrggans are 70 % w O.
usually sold at 75c. s's5S oOoOO CCC :.
while the others are
equally as 20 cd value. EACH
Drawers full cut and
well stayed.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
Cor. 18th and F SITS n w.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED TWO COMMUNICATING, FUR
w nished or unfurnished Rooms, on second floor.
with good board by gentleman and wife. references
exchanged. Address AYONS, Star Office. It.
WANTED-FOR GERMAN LADY OF 49, ROOM
w and Board in American family. Exchange of
German and English desirable. References given
State price, with particulars. Address GERMAN.
Star Office. my30-2 PIE
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


EfoR RENT /. ROOMS AND BOARD : Rooms
- sloo Der week and urwar. Board best and cheap
nv 'A ''"'' ''"''' '' my s ~. ~
S Sls.. sEN ..5 Is rnixATr f. ~ TWO
Sc s''' a'i'sh'iai ''''''"s M" Addr'-, p s..r
EoR RENT-oNE or TWO LARGE fuRNIsarp.
airy Rooms opposite slnithsonisn. third foOr al
Rent reasonable. Address ROOM. st.r once so =
EoR RENr-ii3s lern ST, NV. . DESIRABLE
myso.sS.
I,oR RENT-a. LARGE pELiGRTFUI ROOM IN
room $50 per month APp'y IN store IA sSsst az
lroR RENr-FiRsT FLOOR or HOUSE GA O
- 81 nv q man and ~ite or two grown p-r~ons.
next at low rent. all modern convcnicnces my,a3t'
EoR RENI,coMMuNIcArlNc ROOMS PACING
summit sSSA nr s.a or s is Gsr also rOs laS at
I,oR RENT-Two OR THREE VERY LARGE COM
m1nloa,lns rooms "a hoor. furnished nufur-
lie. Cali or address IL 9th st Nc MD -.
I,oR RkNr-Two OR THREE UNTTRNIsuFp
Communicating rooms on -ssnond noor suitable for
half square fron Capitol lark lso 81. Iny 2a-'
I,oR RENT-A iRETrH FRONT FhRIoR. Win
rooms cool and airy suitable for lazy an of.cs Sr gen
s sae@ sS rs,ris sss Ss hS. and cold ss,r
J,oR RENr-ls24 ST. LARGE AIRY coMMU.
nicsting rooms. on frsi and SECOND nOor. summer
rates; on line Of cars Hrst-clAss table bard next
UsoR RENT-N A PRIVATE FAMILY. TWO
II pleasant furnished rooms % and ei2. mod iIIg.
9th 81 NV. my1a-2ts
I,oR RENT-wAsH ROOMS. WITH All. coNvE-
:. niencs. Tor lsnny work including fuel - -
I,oR RENT-sECoND FLooR-THREE ROOMS,
Ne .rse On closets bathroom with hot and cod ~s,.r
I,oR RENT - DhIIoHTFtL COOL AND AIRY
II rooms ON sccund noor, communicating other
Wise with or without board square from Capitol
lJo hast Capitol ST my2sI6t'
II rooms. corner house east aud south front refer
ences required. ll0l kst. my 24-dt.
FoR RENT-Ar ; GRANT PLACE TWO LARGE
- cool rooms ON "a door. with two lArse closets
each room also one laFse trout 81 noor large
~Oh hENI-fukNIsHED : l457 L 81 NV.
y handsome SUITE OF rooms; FIRST and second noor,
also front bedroom on third door southern exposure.
location and everything rrst-ca--. board ds.ired
IEoR RENT-oNE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.
ronr sspona neeS with hrstlass board references
tNoR RENT-l32s ST. NV. OPPOSITE FRANZ
I'm, IN ihrk; cool pleasant rooms for the summer
without board: references exchanged mylg- l2t.
EoR kENT-DELlGHTFUI. ROOMS on SECOND
aud third floors. at reduc-d for summer. for
man and wife OF gentlemen lOs5 Vermont 80 q.
E,oR RENT-l92o n ST. \. W. FURNIsaTD
south exposure. one square Of War Navy De-
partments transients accommodated. my..5-it.
IroR RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED ROOMS. AND
escellent table hoani reasonable tar,ns nj 100,
18TH ST. just north OF Franklin Park: locatlon aud
RACE. n,,.,a 5.s
l,Ok RENT-FURNlsHED ROOMS SUITABLE
u tor rarlor ana bed rcoin II desired. new houss,
south frOnt all cOnNenlences hot and cold hath 2Og
q 81. n. w.. near lsil-oa Ofiico fny.,:s-3ws
I,oR RENT-ROoMs OR UPPER FLOORS. IN
my l9-lm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A REFINED AND
MACK. Star office. my3O.2Is
MANIFESTATIONS FOR THIRTY GERMAN
W chamoerinsds: also cooks, maids. nurses. ladies'
cities country. and resorts. r NJ BURNHkM, $50,
oS2 ST NV my3o-3r
WANTED = DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS.
" malus wNtress. launGress. eeamstr>ss. nurses.
es ior travenne walters coachmen and hostles for
family ana resorts ALI city references 6l3 9Th ~ n
WANTED : STEADY EMPLOYMENT AS STE
w noerapher aud typewriter; use Remington ma
Ss,n iso rsiersnoes Address z. h.st
Ws s,,ni,!on ~ A TIRsr:cLAss SERVANT. A
soSs2n y Is ,5nsens Willing to stay at nght Ay
WANTED-BY YOUNG CoIoRFp MAN A
,s, place As drvsr good reference Apply at 1:o2s
WNTEp-AT HEADQUARTERS : POSITIONS
W Tor Cooks. ChamberInaids, Waitress. LAuniress
Butlersl sAML A oooMBs 90 ! 81 n y. myss Sc
WANTED - BY SETTLED, COMPETENT
W nurse one baby; best city Inference. 1899 VT
ave. my29-2t.
w ton as chambermaid and 20 assist with other
work willing and oblgiIs. Call at i724 I street
n. my2a-2t.
WANTED-THE SERVICES OF EXPERTS IN
w needlework dressinakinE included may be sc,urSd
on very reasonable terms on application at SIS n st
my,S 3ts
WANTED-s50 WILL BIZ PAID FOR A POSI-
.nnSs acn as Pullman car conductor Addres. NJ.
and o. stas ONCE my2s-3r
WANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN DESIRES A
mission, at Senator Palmers. Mcpherson square.
my24-tw'
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WAREHOUSES.

WANTED-A FAMILY OF FOUR WOULD LIKE
w to take care Of house during summer season;
children. Address +. L.. Star office my2S-:t'
w ANTED-I HAVE DAILY APPLICATIONS FOR
w the rental Of houses OF all Sizes Parties having
houses to rent good tenants by placing them
with me- Prompt collections and returns T. f.
ROSENBERG, BIB 18th st. my11-1m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TyoR sALE-Two WELL LOCATED LOTS AT IVY
City. each o0xlJO. We can offer for q short time
$500 apiece.
my29-3t I. H. sYPHERD n co. 1891 St
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE SUMMER
Il Home OF 10 acres. S-roJm house. fine lawn ana
large oak trees barn and all Necessary outbudings
fne fruit and excellent water. This would amply Jus
tfy any one to buy II only for SIMMER lt aioins
the village of Chanty, Fairfax County. Va. 20 miles
from the city, School. post-ofce, store adjoining
lsh. beautiful, and unsurpassed for healthfulnsss
Cost over $4,000. will be sold for $1,000. ON easy
terms.
Farm of AZ in cultivation and meadow O. room
house, stable &c good land and healthy location;
mile west Of Forest Glen. a. 600
my2973t I. II. SYPHERD Co. 1921 ct.
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80 far . lies in our power We propose to maks
the store an ideal summer shopping place. The
the two grestesf adjuncts 70 perfect Dry Goods
Neutrality-suspicious. Light and fresh air,
Goods House in America whsre thase TIVE elS-
ments are more exempltned.
Aoors In front Of the elevators. The reception
room = for uses and you are invited e l0unge
therein ct your leisure Writing materials are
8 your disposal Retiring rooms, chairs and
fans In plenty. when necesnary the vast extent
Of windows WI % raised % sdm1s q un1nser.
dDne TO mAke your summer eh0ppin6 heso con-
ventsnA eemfortc6le Snd HsSntanles ~
Cor. 11th and y eta. n w.
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Choice Lots &C
CAPITOL VIEW PARK,
l<@i " FDfsst csen Esrk. st low rates, and easy
s~e-- Aksss ~
D. z LEwIs,
-. AS 7th Il nv.
rv%N cd noor.)
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ii YATTsvILLE.

III YATTsvILLE.
Purchase . lot in johnson Wines addition to ny
Hyattsville s rapidly coming to the front suburb
OF WASHINGTON. The ground is high and beautiful.
is of the best female semnares in the state
conducted by The Misses levin. Episcopal Methodi-t
Masonic lodge building associaiion to assst You in
pa5in5 ior house use, tSeniytwe trains daily Com
Come out Decoration Day any other day and look
Our Mr.. L D, Wine will be found on the premises.
and will take pleasure in showing you around
B. II. WARNER co.
myas-3t pIeFanw
L;oR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
Il perty. 5 Of land, beautifully located within
~ miles Of the new bridge at Georgetown; address
LNOR sALE-l0 A. RES, GROOM HOUSE. STABLE
II carriage house. chicken houses high aud healthy
splendid shade We'll Of Excellent water acres All IN aa
II corn; large garden price $1,000 one-half cash
Address OWNER
my.ss-3t. Rockviile. Nd
WANTED-CoTTAGE on LINE OF RAILROAD
rooms; permanent suited r. p. star ofce. ny2s-:It
EoR sALE-sEvENTY-F1vEA ACRES OF AS GOOD
,s . sra as eSn Se loHnd IN TINS st,uds, only
ALICE C. GREEN, 1913 L st. NV. my26-6ts
larve double frame house of III rooms Beautifully
located, an elevation in grove fine old forest
oaks; all necessary outbuDdines. fine water. good
station. Metropolitan Branch
For full particulars apply to
my2o-lm 600 18Th St NV.
VYoR kENT-A PLEASANT RESIDENCE WITH
Il ample grounds and vegetable garden all planted.
Ma @ sOn
from washington; rent moderate. Apply to
q. y ATLEE. 1911 q st, or to
my2o-2w A. JONES. Postmaster et Glendale
nor RENT-A LARGE BRICK MANSION WITH
Il grounds overlooking Washington: half mile from
papered: kitchen. four rooms: orchard with apples
teaches. ounces pears. &c. Apply TO DR.. q. wYfHE
COOh, Thomas Circle. ap2S-6ws
INOR SALE OR RENT-NEW sEvEN-ROoM COT
IL tage at "Brookand," y miles from city, ON Met
Branch Is y. X. r. convenient 70 station; good cell
tees. 4S2 Louisiana ave. my.2-3m
EARM FOX SALE In p @. Co, MD MILES
II from Beltsvile, on b. o Railroad IS acres 10 IN
wood; balance cleared; finely watered. small house,
good roads and neighborhood adjoining Of Bes.
vans shaw. Terms made easy at 800. Address
ensburg 7. q. Co.. Md. my2l-lm
LoR SALE OR EXCHANGE A GRAND STOCK
II farm Of 900 acres, beautifully located in Mary
land, on the Potomac 20 miles from this city good
landing dwellin 9. barns; healthy good neehbor-
miles. X. A. PHILLIPS. l4le n. Y ave. myIy-:sm
LOR sALE-GAITHERsBURG, MONTGOMERY
all elevated and desirable. Inducements offered 10
parties desiring to build. This property In the only
desi able property offered within the Incorporated
limits As lots have been much sought after in this
locality in past seasons with elevation of 500
above Washington, and title iudisputAbe. Apply to
4. b. BRooKEs. Gaithersburg. Nd. my5-lms
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REDucrros In LADIES SILK

HOSIERY.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP have made the
following three reductions in Ladies' Silk Ho-
siery;
dozen Ladies' Black Silk Hose, double heel
and toe. Reduced from Sl.25 to 81 per pair
dozen Ladies' Black Silk Hosiery, 6inch
colored tops of Lavender, Cardinal and Light
Blue. Reduced from &2.50 to 81 per pair
2dozen Ladies' Extra-fi Light weight Black
Pure SIX Hose, double heel and toe. Reduced
from 90 to 81. so per pair.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Cor I 1th and r alta m "