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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

AT THE CHURCH, il Lafayette place. lth-ss
Rev. WM WALTON CLARK Will preach at both servicea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

NETWORK PORT sOCIETYS MARINERS
CHURCH. 40 Catherine-s.-ao rning praTer-meet.ng al
30 preaching 10 as. Service the Swec Sd lam
euage at 80 p. N. Service OF and testimony
rs y. IN. All who Interested the work among
geameI cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. cor. sGth-st-seryices 10 80 a; m. as D.
Preaching by Pastor the Kei. J. RICHARDS
BOY IL, d. ID. a. Sundayschool. Strangers cor
daily invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

NORTH DUTCH CHURCH.
Fulton Street Daily Noon Prayer Meeting
from j. % !. Come In, rest and pray.
top 5, 10 or 20 minutes the hour. your time a6itA.
Nos 1l3 FutOn-st. and IS Ann-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

Actual sales Closing. No
-, ----- share,
o,'G H'rt. Low't Final Bid. Ask'a sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

AT THE CHURCH 29th.st and 5th-sye.-chure
closed during the month OF August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

on the roince Exclshgs tD-av tins Batter market wa,
quiet Fancy Creamery :99Gi9iq. Fir,;s IA q 10
Fancy Dairy l5Gl5Lc Eggs, steady at l3a1l4c for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

NJ bOUTH tHUEJH, 0th-aye. and ZfstN
Morning service II O'clock
The Pastor, Rev. RODERTCK TERRY, d. D., viii preach
STRANGERS particularly Invited
This church Is near many hotels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

tEUS'u u1ITIHz 1HV IHVIIH U1 NlTUsIs
AT THE CIURCH, fSth-st. and 5,havc.-Rev. HER
RICK JOHNSON, u. d., VIII preach at both services.
Evening topic Courage az It's Best"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-22
PH1VI a5q9 s5pA. S s.

IHILApEIrHrA SroRs
WHITE GOODS AT LESS THAN yAIrF
We have about 10 pieces Plaid and strtped
lndia Linens. which Will clO.a Al I0r -
yard Worth l5c. -
Anew more pieces Figured Batiste At the low
pr,ee u Sc per yard Worth l2& &c
hams 10 ~ al l6c. Worth 25c
A good assortment Ginxhams Al Sc 1oc
l<5se- Also simpsons Black and Gray cali
eOes. -' ~AAf
A full assortment Of al kinds of r1ra..
Innings, IN all Color. Cambrics, sis sias Per-
eaalne. Linens. Canvas, &c.
Several lots Of Fall Dress Goods win be sold
nov les IMAM they can he bought for next
One lot SIX Pushes Is inches wide in
navy blne. Green, Cardinal. Brown, and Gar
bst AZ Toe per yard. Very cheap.
On our Saline Counter you viii and acme
eptenold styles IN Colored aud Blackx Of the
BEST makes. We're 35c. Now Csc
Onc lot satin F@rasols marked down 10 Soc
fancy Psrzsols marked way down In prsces
Full line Of sun Umbrellas in % and 2s
Inch. In oloris Cloth. Windsor silk and isle
%arrE SPREADS IN GREAT VARIETY
The best q full-size Spread in the city For
el23 We can give you q full IL A Spread
Norte 81 90. 9thsr. at sLSO. sl.55. s2,
full line Of White Flannels sheettnr, in
B1ssched aud Brown, and other Domsstics II
a fail assortment Of Table Iipens IN
Blsached HALF Bleached D&InAsk. Napkins h
mateh. n very low prices.
CAhHAkT d LEIDY
sufa S2S 7th and 706 u NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-22

a real calamity TO Washington occurred this
morning In the destruction OF the beautiful bell
tower OF the new Churcn OF the Covenant full
particulars OF which will be found recorded else
where. The whole structure as It stood was a
credit 70 the congregation TO which it belongs and
an ornament TO the city, the tall and massive
tower being an especially attractive object,
whether seen at q distance or near by. IL Is pleas
ant 70 know that the gentlemen in charge are not
dismayed by the catastrophe, aud 1t Is understood
that this particular feature OF the church Will be
rebuilt Al once on substantially the same lines and
proportions, but OF course with such changes in
structural designs as viii avoid any risk as to
strength and durability.
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FoR TEE BLoop.
TRADE
ssss ssss ssss
ssss ssss ssss
ssss - ssss - ssss -
MARX
AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
About six weeks ago. while at business, was sud-
denly attacked with excruciating pains In my feet
knees aud hands. So the attack that took my
bed Immediately. and in two three days my joints
were swollen to almost double natural size and
sleep was driven from After suffering the most
cxcruciating pain for q week. USING linments and
various other remedies friend who symp athzsd with
my helpless condition. said to me:
Why don't you get Swift's specific and use it
will guarantee cure and If 10 does not the medicine
shall cost you nothing"
st once secured the g. g. g. and after using 1t the
first day had quiet night and refreshing sleep In
week felt sreatly benefited. In thres weeks could
sit up and walk about the room. and after using SIX
bottles was out and able business Since then
have been regularly my post Of duty. and Stand
my feet from nine to ten hours day and am entirely
free from pain These are the plain and simple facts
in my case and viii cheerfully all inquiries
relative thereto either in person or by mail.
THOMAS MARKILLIE,
IL W. 18th st., New York city
NASHVILLE. TESN.-I have warded on . severe at
tack Of rheumatism by timely resort to Swift's
Specific. In all cases where permanent relief 10
sought this medicine commends itself for . consttu-
onal treatment that thoroughly eradcates the seeds
Of disease from the system.
Rev. ". p HARRISON. d. d.
NEW Yosx, 81 7th Ave-Attsr spending 600 TO be
$3.50 G PORTER.
four had IN hs ss shsp
IN hsy sss pSpS and ik To-Day they are healthy
JOE. T. COLLIER
LADY LAKE., SUMTER Co, FLA-Your 8 s. g. has
proved wonderful success in my The on
my face, no doubt, would have soon hurried me to my
grave. do think 1t IL wonderful. and has equal,
b. H. BYRD. Postmaster.
WACO. TEX, May 8, 1883.
s. s. Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentemen-Knowfns that you appreciate voluntary
testimonials we take pleasure in stating that Of
lady customers has regained health by the use
Of four large bottles Of great remedy after having
been an invalid for years Her trouble
treme debility caused by disease pecul to her sex
WILLIS CO., Druggists
Three books mailed free on application. All drug
gists sell ). s. s.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga
JED New York, 7o6 Broadway.
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resons leaving the city for any length Of time
ran nave THf STAR mailed regularly TO any address
and FOR any period they may desire.
a" orders for the paper by mail must be
ooe0"'porsed oy The nsoney,-at the rate OF fifteen
Genus week. or nifty cents per month, unless
sen' 70 foreign country. when the price. includ-
Ing postage, Is 90 cents per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-22

Senator George showed good taste and tact yes
terday in his defense OF the term Nation" as ap-
Piled 10 the United States II is a rather late day
Tor any discussion OF that threadoare subject In
the senate; but as long as II did arise thanks are
due to representative OF a far southern common
wealth for ciinching the whole business by quo
tation from that most uncompromising OF state
rights advocates Chief Justice fancy, TO the effect
that the citizens OF the United States were zone
people, with one common country II there is
any better definition OF a nation than this, will
somebody tell where IL can be found?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-22

5 BARGAINS In
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
44c Muslin Drawers with clusters Of tucks
REDUCED TO 80 CENTS.
59c. Muslin Cnenise, square neck. with corded
bands and tucked yoke.
FOR SO CENTS
Csc. CORSET COVERS, trimmed with Emb robbery,
yoke of tucks and inserting
FOR SO CENTS.
lis CAMDRIC GOWNS with tucked yoke and sleeves
and embroidery neck and sleeves,
FOR 90 CENTS
THE CELEBRATED PALAIs ROYAL DOLLAR
SKIRT. with tucked cambria ruie and three clusters
Of tucks above
FOR 80 CENTS
Would be cheap at s135
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
We close at O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-22

Washington came out, as usual, with a whole
skin from under the storm which wrought such
havoc from West Virginia to Pennsylvania yester-
DAY afternoon II received, however, enough OF a
blow and OF a wetting 10 remind it how much it
had TO be thankful for. The worst after-efects are
a few mud banks out OF place In our streets. The
wrecks at Wheeling and at Wilmington are seri-
Gus, and the descriptions sent here by telegraph
Indicate that our city had a very fortunate escape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-22

The author ofthe proposed new dictionary OF ex
pletives 10 respectfully invited 10 Washington 10
take notes on Senator Chambers remarks when he
tackles those thirty thousand pages Of manu-
script which Secretary Whitney has just sent IN
answer 70 three resolutions OF inquiry orere d by
the senator seven months ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-22

II appears from the Richmond correspondence
OF cotemporary that nobody has been Injured by
the harmless overhead electric railway wires In
tnat CITY, except such persons and horses as have
come into contact with them
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Personal.

MILL THE YOUNG LADY DRESSED IN
st.ndins talking " two ladies Psnnsylsan,s ave.
nd Iha .s nnr aStn sss yesterday evening shout
rlesse conmun,cste with II A c. star ofhcessu22-3ts
WMwtlLlAMs. GEo.w. MoELFREsH. AUTHOR
w lzsa fr1vste Detective Agency. Communications
promptly Attended % and strictly conhdrnuaA Once
open AL hourA w. WILLIAMS. hsnaesr. $50 y ~.
uUsTH's OLD STAND Is THE ONLY PLAo1
- where nrt-class second Band Clo<1ling can -
sold ~ respsctsbe pr1ce- Address or call 81 .
NV. myl-Sn
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Delaware reports OF the storm suggest a twist
ing cyclone Of the windy west A reference % the
appearance OF the traditional funnel-shaped cloud
- alone lacking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-22

The rejection OF the fisheries treaty by a strict
party vote was indicated in advance by the Senate
debate and was expected The question which
now confronts everybody, in Congress and out is
what the next step will be. 1t is canada, not the
United states, that must take IT. The modus VI
yendi will continue In operation, and any Ameri-
can skipper who chooses may take advantage OF it
and obtain special privileges by the payment OF a
certain annual license fee. But It is within the
power Of the Canadian government at any time
TO terminate the arrangement: and this may
occur when some American fisherman inspired by
the war talk IN the Senate and elsewhere snaps
his fingers at the Dominion authorities and pro-
ceeds to violate their rules What then? It is for
the President TO decide whether he will apply the
retaliation act as a remedy, and endeavor to force
the Canadians, through their commercial neces-
stiles, into good behavior. In this late year OF
grace II Is TO the last degree undesirable that two
peoples OF one blood shall go TO cutting each
others Threats for the satisfaction of showing
that they are not TO be crowed over. II war Is
Necessary, there Is no reason to fear that Amer
lean patriotism and pluck will be equal to the
exigency; but that extremity VIII probably be
avoided BY the peaceful measures already provided
By law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-22

III. ID. BAxR
IMPORrER AND TAILOR
has The honor 70 inform you that his NEW GOODS
-: SxxS psfsons,ly as all garments msdsin his
III PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
uaf7 WASHINGTON. d. q
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- HIS w EEh
THIS WEEK
We are having arrivals Of advanced
styles Of early Fall Neckwear, Soc to
sl5O Boys windsors, 25c
THIS WEEK
Flannel Shirts have the call Our variety
of goods is immense in the better kinds
All the very low-pricsd ones have been
sold, but We may have more next week
THIS WEEK
You may want something in Haberdash-
cry. Collar. for instance. q Night
Shirt, Percale Shirt an Undershirt or
Drawers. We haveit
THIS WEEK
We are selling Percale Shirts very cheap
The reason whys Flannel Shirts have
knocked EN-. You ought to see our Elan.
mel shirts.
THIS WEEK
We have few Helmets and Straw Hats
left. Next week we will have fewer
THIS WEEK
All our Gentlemen's French Calf and
Kangaroo Hand stitched Low Shoes that
were IS. so and 90 we will sell for % 81.
See showcase at corner.
THIS WEEK
All our Gentlemen's French Calf and
kangaroo Low Shoes that were "a so
and s5. we are selling for ls2 90. See
samples in showcase at the corner
THIS WEEK
AL our Ladies' Patent-Leather Open
Slippers that were sl.75 20 at % cents.
THIS WEEK
Ladies' Kid Opera slippers, Steel beaded
ysmps. that were s225: selling for
sl23
THIS WEEK
All Misses and Children's Canvas Shoes
we are closing out for 80 cents. They
sold for 81 so and sl75. Central show.
THIS WEEK
You may find We have something to your
liking even If we have not enumerated
1t above.
sAKs COMPANY.
THE PEOPLES PROVIDERS,
su22 7TH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
SHoEsi BAsoA1ss +,
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
OUR 90 PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE
EDAoNsToN I CO..
1899 AND 1s4l ST.,
.u2l:5. 94s HENNsYLvAN1A AVE NV.
Oun ''Nrw SourH" PArrsr
W. H. TENNEZ FAMILY FLOUR.
None genuine without our brand and circular inside
These standard brands of -four, cannot h. .,.r,..
They are made exclusively Of southsrn wheat. r.16
In Maryland and Virginia The crop of ths.e stat..
being very hne in quality. our nours WIN Il pos.fhis
be still better. Families using them once win Con
WI TzsSsy : Sons
anrzo-Imo 0sorgetown. D. b.
Fohhlsr D0 %sai;. 60. y, HNs .,.5,
Sc cs 4 tpH sfSshsi.p, e ssf
Yard and Once. s00s Gsts. 81: IrsnsS ones, MA
31.s st toDposass Foss-ofAcsI West wsshiassoS.
Tsisphons-Y.rd ssl-2; Brunch omes. sss.a
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Tue question whether the overhead electric wire
syseefn In Washington shall be enlarged and per-
Pesoated 3 OF general wen as OF local interest.
Ine correspondent OF the Baltimore sun says with
truth: The American press and the American
people have tor some time past realized the danger
70 NE and property resulting from overhead cleo
INC wire& IL was until recently useless to deny
the fact that on this question the people were on
one s'de and the corporations on the other. The
Commisioners received merited approval for
the stand they took against overhead
wires Therefore IL Is not astonishing that Sena-
Tor Edmunds expressed his surprise that the
trumvirate should have granted permit for the
erection OF q new line for the running OF street
ears BY electricity. This is a question OF
Tar more than local Importance, for the indorse-
ment BY Congress OF a system TO be used az the
capital OF the country will give prestige 10 these
ceath-dealing overhead wires, and Will result Ia
other communities buying wisdom at the price OF
costly experience" In addition TO the general in
terest In the question, above suggested, the
beauty OF the streets OF the national
city, and the protection OF its people and visitors
from electric shocks so often fatal, and OF the
national and private property therein by removing
an obstruction 70 nremen In case OF FIRE, mat
tiers OF national concern In themselves. irrespective
or the example set for other cities. The local
Interest In the question is intense II Is recognized
that the principle involved is broader than the
nicrc ISSUE WHETHER snort piece OF overhead wire
shall be permitted on the less pOpulous end
OF New York avenue, and that the interests OF
every property In the city will be directly
or Indirectly affected by the decision to be made
II the principle is once established that electric
railway wires are 70 be excepted from the demand
that no more overhead wires be permitted, every
home before which a street railway runs, or is or
may be proposed to run, is threatened with the
Possibility OF an ugly iron pole and an assortment
OF dangerous wires at its very windows. And II
the exception Is made because it Is believed that
no current Of electricity is dangerous unless IL will
certainly kill, and that the companies will never,
though tempted by the greed OF money making,
use current OF sufrcient tension to bring sure
death 70 the average, healthy man, then the tele-
graph wires will claim exemption from burial on
the same plea, with much stronger showing in
this respect In their behalf, and In the end the
general movement against the overhead network
viii be as dead as the numerous victims In our
great cities TO so-caled harmless wires.
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ATTORNEYS.

~ Law bsrboW Law BulldinE 400 Louisssas
svsnuA Wsahznss0as "a G hssAosns& 1xls - =
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-NEw HOUSES, sos AND sos ST.
Tsw. $l4 Also several new alley houses sl0 70
$3.50. II. L RUST. zoos st NV. Ku2S-3f.
I,oR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE, SITUATED
II on prominent circle; 3story aud basement brick
Is rooms: stable in will accommodate horSas
and carriages Will lease for i've ears Terms
reasonable. Inquire of NJ. NJ. PARKER, ltls Il 81
au22-6t
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 osT-THURsDAY, AUGUST 10, WHITE Bull
lLdOg: part of left black. Suitable reward n n
turned to OFFICER MATTHEWS, 9TH Police station,
y. D. ave. bet. ID aud l. ste. ". II.
4 osT-oN JULY 20. DRIVING PROM WASHING
~ ton to Manassas. He'd Pocketbook. containing
stock aud certia Gates and papers any Ons
but owner Information OF will be gratefully
ceived and r,warded. C. H. l., Manassas. Va au23 81
cox REwARD-LosT ON 2IsT INSTANT on
s'-c the street. q one hundred dollar bil. Above
reward paid for return Of McDEEITT A
fLlNDER, Detective Agency. 500 Pa ave. 22-3i.
SOA REWARD-LOsT July 3, ROUND I'm
GU box containing two maps In northeast OF
sOutnegst section OF city. Apply 20 MCDkNITT q
FLINDER, Detective Agency, sos Pennsylvania ave.
NV. su22 81.
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We CLosE Ar 6 O'C1ocx.

F. az E. / 4 !. H / ::
nov a = { E..
e e e {! f r s. E! 5: !. III
|. T.. / / :: :: T
!" E.IIg.JB II Fl / c: :: ::
e. 81 a 4 T:
AUGUST IS.
BARGAINS IN TABLE sETa
Our stock Of Table Linen nearing the end. We
DESTROYS Of clearing out everything this line AT
WE, suo are MAKING every snort IN the way OF LOW
PRICES TO do 90.
We shall sell Tomorrow:
Table Sets Of 2-yard Table Cover and / dozen Nap
kins to match for az 60 reduced from a. These are
extrx-fne red bordered Damask
Fine White Damask Table sets-Cover 2k yards,
with dozen Napkins to match for S3. reduced from
50.
Fine Gold Damask Table Sets with Cover ~ yards
long, and one dozen Napkins to match.
Reduced from IS to S3.76
Fine Cream Damask Table Sets. with Red Border
Cover yards long. with dozen Napkins to match
Reduced from 80 TO o375
Extra Fine Light Blue Damask Table Sets with
Cover 2x yards long, and dozen Napkins to match.
Reduced from SO. 10 to IS.
Then We have any number Of other sets at equally
low prices.
prices.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
We close at O'Clock
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THE TRADES.

CPECTXITY N DOOKBfNDfN0.- AID
- Century Magazines bound for o5 and as osnts 6
THE LxGkTT HlNDEky (estahli.hsd 1o1bl 10l2
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AuHn-oreI SsuoPaoe-
70 ISL si1 E. o va. White White Pn INK
l lSS I'M in. By By II II y yS:. s98 2.2s
Flexible Hoop Csnopies-
?o, sii $ sgd. s Tntss ! HIHs
liS Ss T. L: s s Il Il 81 q: zs$ Sc
(Fourth door; two slevstors)
Bathing Suits for ladiea misses and bows
Well made. and comfortable shapes;
Ladies' Navy Blue. all wool Twtlled Flannel
Bathing Suits. two qualities. SAYS and % per
Misses' Navy Blue all wool Twillsd Flannel
Bathing Suits only $3.50 each.
Children's Navy Blue III wool Twilled Flannel
Bathing suitA only %. 80 each.
Boy'a Navy Blue all wool Twilled Flannel
Bathing euits. stses to ID years. only ol.6O
Boys Navy Blue ans all wool Jersey Bathing
Suits, trimmed with white braid, siSss % ID
ys ss... only gas each.
Nail oRDER pEpARrlxENr-A trial order
wtn readily convtncs you Of the many sdvan-
tsres to be derlved from shopping by mail.
You secure the sanas fabrics. same choice styles
e We hsvs one price only-the samS q ovory
We chesrfully send samples upon rsousst
md e,isrsntss satisfaction even g tie mt
WOODWARD 4 IorHaop,
Cor. 11th and y st. nw
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EOR RENT-STORE-GOOD BUSINESS STAND.
Il Apply 4. A. DUFFY, 401 st. NV. au20-3t'
LOR RENT-HALF STORE ON F ST. NV. AID
Il dress ID. M. j., Star Office au20- st
EOR RENT - STORE AND DWELLING (NEw
bullding), 637 Pa. q very desirable loca-
ton for clothing, shoes confectionery
ty30-lm SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY. 927 St
IrOR RENT-STORE. CELLAR AND ONE ROOM.
- in rear 1924 9th OF. NV. Apply to W. c. JOHN
SON, us 18th ST. iy23-1m
ITOR RENT-NEW STORE AND DWELLING. l229
Il st. n. W. Handsome pate-gass windows: mod.
rooms. ie22-3m
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WANTED--BOARD-

WANTED-BY YOUNG GERMAN GOOD BOARD
w and in private family, where there only
one two DO rders location no object state terms
Box 80, Star office. au22-2ts
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EOR RENT-A CAFE-IN THE HEART OF TT
Il city, doing good business: locality can't be 81
passed. Address, at once A. A. T.. Star Office au2O
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n y. MAkNEh a co- pl6 nnu

I-S Dn 49,. - ASD 81 lSLh 81 va
80 p: m one square from Printing aud kngraSinsI
Department
olo I'D st n. W. rooms concrete cellar with ali
mod inlps: Rent e3u.50 D. IA. The herdics - 10 tie
house. Inquire 405 7th 81 NV. auls ~
I,ok RENT-122s lsTH ST. Nv CONTAINING
u ten rooms wood mantleS tile fhctncs and al mod
.rn IMPROVEMENTS. Apply 90 RObEkr sTEAD
Arch tecL SOo 4 q. nv. auls-tts
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IrOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
The largest and best assorted stock of New and Sec
Delivery, Express Wagons, Farm Wagons and
Carts Coupe Roekaways Extension top and Jump
Seat Carriages Vctorias. surrys, Pony and Doctors
Sole Agent Tor he Courtland Wagon Co. Fine Bug
gies Carriages, Express Wagons and Road Carts
Lousians ave. s. BENsiNGER. suI7-im
I1OR sALR-EI0HT GOOD WORK MULES on AC.
II commodatng forms. r. 8. WINDSOR. l426 St
NV. aul7-6ts
I1OR sALE-A YOUNG HORSE. 10 HANDS HIGH;
IL lame; viii work anywhere; sold for want Of use
Apply Ut stable In rear OF 3l4 Pennsyivania ave
TNOR sALE-NEW PIANO-Sl5O CASH. ADDRESS
Il II. 8. f., 1926 18th St NV. aul6-lws
lcOR sALE-GLAss OF PURE, SWEET WINE,
Beer. Sc yuleps aud al Ofh.r MIXED dr,nIs ioe At
new Family Vine and Liquor Store rs In 81 NV nus
Cisret and Hook 20 cents Q bottle.
Bottle trade specially.
Cigars by the box jy21-skw,3m
INOR sALE-ONE SECONDHAND PEEK 4 SON
Il Upright e1oS; one Four Round -cornered Sopare.
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