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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-31

re FIGHT-The much-telked of fight
be; n "Paddy" Duffy, of Boston, and
Ri :" Mcmillan, CT Washington, came off
at Di'au5 9 o'clock this morning at Fort
200 O. opposite this city. The fght was for
sooO, End was won ny Duffy Ia the 18th
round on foul. The principals had been
IN active training for several weeks. and
were IN good condition. Duffy was slightly
taller than Mcmillan, but of slighter build,
and lacked the heavy legs of the English
man. Duffy had defeated about tWeuty or
thirty light weights in Baltimore. Washing
ton and Boston. Mcmillan weighed l42
pounds-fve pounds heavier than his an
tagonlst-and wac in charge of Pete Lally.
ofBaltimore, whom he whipped in this coun
~ recently. Tickets 10 see the fight were
sold al $40, and some delay WIS caused By
sufficient number not having been sold to
make up the purse. The parties left Wash
inGton last night on the little Steamer Cecil
and the tug A. j. German, and runibsr of
persons le!: hete ia small baas When the
parts arrived they fouod tha: the sergeant
IN charge Of the fort was abssni, when they
immediately took possession OF one of TIE
old barracks and formad a ring in the sec
ond story, against the protect Of The mas
left in charge In the first thee rounds
-i1Hh ,''hu nau TAO oeSl VI VAC uH'i', us aitoI
that Duffy had everything pretty much his
own way. Mcmillan resorted to buttlue
every tins be clncbed Duff, and WAC re-
pea,edy ws!ned against such tsctics Da:-
fy. it is said fearing the crowd was against
him, did not punish Mcmillan as much as be
could have done, but the latter WAS severely
battered
After the fight. which WIS bloody one aud
lasted for some time the crowd took TO their
boats and returned to this city and Washington
They, however. left Mcmillan belinda he tco
badly used up to be moved The fight WAS open.
ly talked about in Washington yesterday. tn, no
effort made hy the police to prevent the men
from leaving that city on their orrand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-31
LOCAL MATTERS

~. ,setion fair, warmer weather, south
wiuis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-31

Ias FLATS TITLE.-In the Court in Cen
u Term in Washington yesterday branch
TIE Potomac flats case-United States
:s'u'l Martin F. Morris OF al.-was argued:
rs was he application of Cbas. Marshall
vi others claiming title in the Potomac
.'s' atis under the title of Lord Fairfax
u Toe last proprietary of Maryland, to bile
y amended and supplemental answers.
-sif', Robert NJ. Mayo and +. Byrd Lewis
s2sared for the Marshslls, and Assistant
g,ici Attorney Taggart for the United
%'s Inc case WAS submitted TO the
S-il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-31

Coon TENpLARs.-At regular meeting
'iGolden Light Lodge No. 3S7, l. o. G: t.,
mDight, three new members were inltia'
I'D, aud the following officers elected to
;ige tre ensuing term c. T., J. L. Her
'a,; Y. T, Salie Roberts; Secretary,
i-o H Hayden F. s., II. c. Field Treas
ler layina Foltz; Chaplain, Nevelle
letnaway Marshal, Julian A. Moore; |.
d Ro5er, Gift Sentinel, w. c. Richards !;
l. D. Jona H. Trimyer; S. ]. T., Hattie
4aeiooough Delegate to Grand Lodge,
@-v Luther X. Dyott. The record shows r
gs1na Increase in the membership, 1t now
o-inR 10 Several visitors from Columbia
i2ise Of Washington, were present and
'ttui . pleasant evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-31

Au Cd woman liviug in 81, fi'4' NAi1
who is said - he worthy 81 al - in rhj ~ot
inyerfv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
LACEs,
LACES!
LACE SN!
LACE s..M
L. A c E s

TWO IMPORTANT REASONS FOR THE SPECIAL
SALE:
LIST. because Of large and very lucky purchase and
"a because of 1.-THE many short lengths left over from
the Clearing Sale.
THE NEW LACES,
Some of the best bargains our good fortune to
secure are to be found.
42-inch BLACK CHANTILLY LACE FIOUNCINGs
At........S1. $3.50, 80.
Worth. ..Sl.35, $500 1926
~ In estimating the worth of these laces we make
comparison withOur last weeks stock Of laces which
were considered good values in fact, were the best
In town at the prices We have give little better
value than our competitors, you would buy alto
gether credit.
PIECES RUSSIAN DRAPERY NET
Beautiful quality of Black Silk. IL yards wide at
S1.10 yard. Comment needless.
200 PIECES ORIENTAL LACES,
From 1Oc. to SOC. a. yard For necks and sleeves to
summer dresses these laces are adapted You'll save
Just half-you get dollars worth by spending SOC.
119 PIECES PLAT Val. LACES
All widths to match, from 1-2 inch to AZ inches
Some OF the loveliest patterns or you have ever
seen. The prices no less q surprise
500 SHORT LENGTHS LACES
May be more or less than 500 Short I,enpths Int
too many to suit prices marked on them IN
send them flying. We might mention there are MANY
lengths OF very fine Lace Flouncngs that we know
will be grabbed fora hint to the wise shopper to call
early for choice.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(See space below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10

SEcoND.FLooR SPECIAL Prices.
SUITS
Our So Ladies' White Suits for So
Our Sl2 French Sateen Suits for 80.
Our 1898 Children's Sateen Suits for so
Our $500 Scotch Bingham Suits for Si.5O.
Our 81 6S Bingham Suits Il to years. 8l6S
10 per cent off marked prices Travelling listers.
JERSEYS.
Our $1.9S Colored Jerseys for 9Sc
Our S3.9S Black Braided Jerseys for $780,
SHIRT WAISTS
Boys Flannel Waists reduced for to morrow-9Sc
quality for Toe; $1.4S quality for 81.
CORSETs.
1925 Long WASTED French-woven for sl
UNDERWEAR.
75c. Dressing Sacques for 59c
SHOES.
Our 80 Ladies' Alligator Oxford Ties forS4
Our 81 Ladies' French Kid Boots for So
Our 50 Ladies' French Kid Boots for a.
Our 81 80 Misses Spring Heel Boots for $685.
Our $50 Boys English Calf Boots for 81
Our $3.50 Mems PATENT Leather Oxfords for 40
Our &2.25 Boys Patent Leather Oxfords for al 75
Our SII5 Children's Patent Leather Oxfords for
S1.5O.
Our CSC Infants Kid Shoes for Soc
Our SOC. Infants Colored Shoes for 35c.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
more bargains below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10

Mr.. Ford's resolution, introduced In the House
yesterday, to inquire into the alleged infractons OF
the laws against the Importation II foreign pau
per laborers under contract promises TO bring out
some interesting facts, II current reports OF the
operations OF emigrant agents and steamship
companies are true. The laws themselves are
good enough, doubtless, II they were properly
enforced; and II should be the business OF the
investigating committee TO ascertain whether the
default lies with the officers charged with their
enforcement, or with the lack OF means, financial
and otherwise, TO carry out their best intents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10

An exchange says that murder by the railroads
In Chicago Is TO be stopped, the city council hav-
ing authorized Commissioner OF Pubic Works
swift, who is said to be a man OF determination
to put an end To the blOOdshed by compelling the
railroads TO guard their crossings When Mr..
Swift has accomplished the protection OF the
people OF Chicago against trains moving at an
Illegal rate OF speed unguarded grade crossings
there will be q loud call from Washington for hi s
services In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
BARGAINS In HAspxEncHrrrs.

MEMS extra size pure-linen Haudkerebiefs Nth
fancy Agured centers and hemstitched borders csc,
each Imported to sell ct jOc
LADIES' Pure Linen Handkcrchiefs at l2xc. each:
Job lot containing many styles. that sold for 25c
each The early caller will secure the choice impor
tant in this instance.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs- They 90 In smaller com.
pass though they larger than the nen ones Thee
are Japanese. With fancy borders: not Chinese SIX
and therefore. win wash we'll and wear almost inde.
nttely.
LADIES' sixe. $50; worth SOC. each
Mems sissa. Soc; worth q each.
The supply II limited. the value extraordinary
Don't call later In the weak and say We .neyer hsd
them." W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10

The 81. Louis notion OF the way condemned muir
derers should be treated is unique. Maxwell is
permitted 10 keep his dog with him. and TO accept
presents OF cigarettes from outsiders visiting the
jail; and this In the face OF the fact that Fri
day Is the day set for his hanging. The ease
with which poison could be smuggled In to him
appears not to disturb the equanimity OF the
prison officers In the least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10

The changes proposed In the Senate bill to
amend the Interstate commerce law show that 1t
Is the purpose OF the persons interested in that
law 70 make It honestly effective, and not a mere
nominal restriction upon the great carrying COM
panies. The requirement OF due notice OF altera-
lions In the schedule OF rates will prevent class
OF tricks which some OF the corporations have
been caught playing, anu which have practically
nullined the provisions against discrimination be-
tween favored shippers and the common run of
mankind The addition OF Imprisonment to GER
tain penalties for gross violations OF the law is
wholesome also. for a mere fine ceases TO exercise
any terrors in cases where the profit TO be made
from defying authority is greater than the loss to
be incurred by Obeying IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
THINGS You MAY REQUIRE.

DR.. shefhed's Elixir Balm for the teeth, Csc bot
tie This superior dentfrce generally retaled for
Soc: our usual price, 39c.
Garwood's Extracts. OF. bottles Csc Cost you SOC.
at the drug stores, and SOC. here after tomorrow
y pound cakes CASTLE Soap for 12c. Not much more
than pound in the usual 1Oc. cakes. CASTLE Soap
that's pure is THE BEST for the skin.
Writing Paper; the most expensive at trash prices
viz, Broken Glass" "Momie." Ivory" quires pa
per for 25c packs envelopes for 25c which is less
than half usual price.
Tourists Playing Cards. 15c usually 25c. pack.
35c japanese Fans, laced sticks, 25c Tomorrow
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
more bargains below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10

The oldest objection raised to the substitution
OF electricity for hanging as a means of execut-
ing death sentences is that suggested by DIR. b.
w. Richardson, OF England, who thinks death
would be made too attractive to the criminal
classes by such a change from a barbaric TO a
civilized process To carry out his theory to its
legitimate conclusion, the Indian practice OF tying
a man 70 stake, using him as target for prac-
ucing with the bow and arrow, sticking forked
skewers into his flesh and finally treating him to
slow roast would be preferable to any mode now
In vogue In Christendom. There may be even
more awful processes than this employed some
where On the globe, but not yet recorded IN books
On travel; for the present, however, the Indian
method Will probably be disagreeable enough TO
satisfy even Dr. Richardson's thirst for horrors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
NEcKwEAR FoR LADIES.
(See space below.)

Our Lace buyer also buys Ladies' Neckwear, and
the following secured in New York last week with
the Laces:
BARGAIN-Doube-row Canvas Ruaiing, yards
for csc, worth 19c. q yard.
ANOTHER BARGAIN-Two-row fine Canvas Ruf-
Hing with fancy colored edge, l9c yard, worth Csc
The BEST 25c. RUFFLINGS-No. 1: Three-row
Crepe Lsse with Breton or Valencienpes Lace edge
No Three-row Crepe Lsse. plain silk stitched:
plated. criped futed. No. 3: Tworow Boiling
Cloth, with one row picot edge ribbon white black
cream lght-blue. pink, or cardinal No. 4: Two-row
Bolting Cloth with silver gilt braid Many other
styles at Zoe yard but the above quoted are espe-
ciay prttty new. aud cheap considering the quality
CHEM1SETTES are stylish. Our new stock is alone
worthy visit. At CSC. each India Linen Chemisettes
trimmed with lace and embroidery. Al 35c some in
all colors Then we have many novelties in vest-form
Chemsettes made Of India Linen, Null Boiling
Cloth, fine Laces Embroideres, Silk Grenadines &C.
Some of the Tinsel, Lace and Ribbon trimmings are
very beautiful. Prices. Soc, 75c,, 81 SIl5 Sl.35
SLIGO. S1.S5, 1925. 81. 90.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(See space below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
SPECIAL PR1cEs FoR MEN.

SPECIAL PR1cEs FoR MEN.
Our 25c. Half Hose for 19c. pair.
Our SOC. Scarfs. all styles, for 35c.
Our 25c. Scarfs, all styles, for l9c.
Our 81 French Percale Shirts for SIC.
Our 81. SO Mems Patent leather Oxfords for g.
Our 81 Turkish Bath Towels for S5c.
Our Csc Ribbed French Bal. Underwear for soc.
Our Soc. Angola Merino Underwear for SOC.
eH- Six "Palais Royal" Dress Shirts for S5
(More bargains below.)
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
Cor. 18th and Penn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
KNOCKED Our

COME. You AND YOUR DEAR
FIVE HUNDRED FRIENDS.
Why sweat. swelter and swears We are prepared IN
give you relief Come up smiling and serene Our
thoughts are ever of efforts always the
aIeviaticn Of your suferings. Whether from
ToRRID HEAT OR FRIGID COLD.
The formeris dealing his heaviest blows and all
humanity willis before him Come. but don't hurry;
take be keep On the shady side of the
street We have Just
FIVE HUNDRED
FINE NOHAIR COATS AND VESTS.
Striped and counter-striped with silk The coorin9
IL rich but not gady the shades effects exquisite
~ beautiful The fabric rivals the spiders web in fine
ness but wonderful strength for any thing
apparently delicate and fragile catching the faintest
breeze and sending thrill Of cool delight throughout
the entire system efectve producing such charm
Ing results surprised when an enthusiastic
wsarer pronounced them
TORRID THRAsHERs,
He declaring that they could KNOCK OUT the hot
test wave in one round
PRICE, THREE DOLLARS AND TWELVE CENTS
VICTOR L. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
w -and s<s 9Th st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly One Pr1oA
Open Saturday till l1pm
"OFF1CE COATS, stripes and checks on sale
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday mornings from z TN
AooeiocA fhICh- %oc EACH se26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
Flowers AND Rrpposs.

Last week we reduced the prices Of the fine French
Flowers. Tomorrow a few further reductions, but
they are temporary-to-morrow only
Csc. Bunches French Flowers for 55c.
soc. Bunches for 75c,
81. 35 Bunches forsll9
Our Sl25 10-inch Satin-edge Moire Sash Ribbons in
all colors for tomorrow S110. How cheap at 81 20
is well known by hundreds of our patrons.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
More harpains below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED COOL SUITES OF ROOMS WITH
w bath and without board. by two gentlemen, in
large airy house Georgetown hillside or Capitol
Hill, or a second floor in houses together Ad-
dress Box II, Star Office, stating terms. jy1O-3ts
"ANTED-TWO SMALL FURNISHED ROOMS
w for light housekeeping by man and wife; no chill
dren; terms must be moderate. Address J. s. Star
Office. jelO-2ts
WANTED-COOL ROOMS FOR THE SUMMER
w furnished unfurnished; persons having them
for rent should call and us: have many calls for
them. ROOM RENTING AGENCY 6l2 9th ST.
NV. jy7-3t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10

L HLADELPHIA STORE.
a great bargain in SILK UMBRELLAS. One lot
~on- DIX ohOreuas'f fully worth 81 price now SLIGO
Great bargains in PARAsoIS all at prices to close.
Special bargain in INDIA LINoNs at l2hc.
FANS. FANS FANS.
One lot Of fine FEATHER FA,;s at 25c.; would be
Bargains in Linen and Silk Fans
Ribbed and Gauze UNDERWEAR, extra good values.
25c ~ ''
Mems fine NaInsook SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Soc
Extra value in Silk MITTs. 25c
HOSIERY. HOSIERY
,, One lot q Boys Military Ribbed HOSE. an Gin.
stripe HOSE, at 25c
We have received another lot of the Ladies' black
Derby -rbbed HOSE, 25c.
MATTINGs. MATTINGs.
Balance OF stock at prices to close Now is your time
10 secure great bargains.
CARHART l. LEIDY.
W 92s 9TH and FOG stn
CAMPAIGN GOODS
Our new catalogue Of campaign outfits with consti-
tuition. drill tactics and full information about organ
izing and drilling Marching Clubs
Illustrated Catalogue free
A. g. sPALDINa BROS. 1Os Madison st., Chicago;
241 Broadway. New York. 1y7,tu,thSs-3m
BOYS CLOTHING Ar A DISCOUNT.
CAN ANY ONE WITH AN EYE TO ECONOMY
AFFORD TO MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF PRO-
CURING EXCEPTIONAL BARGA1Ns-TH1s Is
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY.
Is PER CENT DISCOUNT ON OUR ENTIRE LINE
OF BOYS CLOTHING. INCLUDING SHIRT.
WAISTS.
CONSUMERS OF CLOTHING ARE SUPPOSED TO
KNOW A GOOD THING WHEN THEY SEE IT: so
CONE RIGHT ALONG. PAY Us A VISIT. SECURE
A BARGAIN. AND GO HOME HAPPY,
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co.
jy6-tkf 400 SEVENTH STREET NV. cor. n
IL ADrr"
LARGE STOCK.
Low PRIcxa
L FRANK Il LEWIA
1918 Penn. svA
Successor 70 Samuel Lewis Soma myl-sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
AL THE IsDrcAr1oss

AND THE PREDICTIONS OF THE WEATHER BU.
REAU 60 TO SHOW THAT JULY AND AUGUST
WILL BE HOT MONTHS. AND WE ALI. KNOW
WHAT EARLY SEPTEMBER USUALLY Il THIS
MEANS rwoNoNTHsoF HOT WEATHER, THIN.
CLOTHING WEATHER
SURELY. NOT EVERY MAN IN WASHINGTON
IS NOT PROVIDED WITH CLOTHING SUITABLE
FOR 30 DEGREES AND ABOVE
TLEMEN THE MOST POPULAR IS PROBABLY
THE "PoNGEE SILK" IT IS VERY STRONG,
VERY DURABLE, VERY LIGHT, AND WASHES
EQUAL TO LINEN. MAN CAN'T FAIL TO
HAVE RESPECT FOR HIMSELF WHEN HE HAS
A PONdEE COAT AND VEST ON.
FOR GENTLEMEN WHO DON'T PERsprRE
FREELY. AND WHO HAVE THE "KNAcK" OF
KEEPING THEIR CLOTHES CLEAN. THE LIGHT.
COLoRED MOHAIRs ARE VERY POPULAR. THEY
DON'T WASH. BUT BEING "wIREY" GOODS
THEY DON'T SOIL EASILY.
THE BLACK ALPACAs. CICILL1ENs, BRIL-
LIANTINEs. AND DRAP D'ETEs ARE ALWAYS
POPULAR
FLANNEL COATS AND VESTS. IN THE NEW
AND POPULAR STRIPES. sL5O Up
WHITE AND FANCY VESTS, IN a VARIETY OF
STYLES. THESE ARE ALWAYS USEFUL AND
DREssY GARMENTS. AND EVERY GENTLEMAN
NEEDS FEW FOR SPECIAL USE
T. b BARNUM CO.,
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BOARDING

fVNHE FRENCH CONfECT1ONER AND CATERkk
\ o. the Mkison Ritz IL 10 and 1112 Conn ave.
set and sta. has nov his psriors ON nrst and
ond noou ready the proinenaders u tn
avenue and the public They viii md most every kind
% Ice creamk water ices and fresh czkes. ,e21-lms
~ Rooms with Board. single or en-suitr; str1ctl,
fr.t-c!.ss; transientA q psr dAy. 1hs wEBsTE1
ol3 l3th 81 nw. nAys-SR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
LADIES LINEN Co11ARs.

The "Haymarket," an imported linen collar, and the
latest from London. It's Understanding collar with
wide hem and tiny turnover points; zoe. EACH "New
York price 25c." So says our buyer who saw them in
one Of the leading fashionable stores.
The new ehirt-Front Chemisettes Of three-ply pure
linen. have tucked fronts and are l9c EACH The best
in Pique are soc. each.
LINEN COLLARs-"Inre linen; all linen; the or,v
dltnen Collars for Sfor s5, and the only aineu CS.
for patrsJor &c." So says our buyer.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(See space below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10

Inc favorable report OF the Senate commits on
euucauon on the resolution submitting prohibi-
son CONSTITUTIONAL amendment TO the legislatures
oi the several states for ratification indicates that
inc REPUBLICANS feel the necessity OF further action
on the liquor question. The prohibition move
ment Is drawing its energy chiefly from the repub
mean party, which, having broken with the saloon
interest, now sees the cold-water men abandoning
IL The republican expectation is that the liquor
question will be largely removed as a disturbing
element In politics by the submission OF prohibit
uon constitutional amendment, matter what
the result OF the vote OF the states may be. Even
though the amendment Is rejected, the prohibition
movement being checked. viii, IL Is anticipated,
lose Its force In politics for a number OF years.
Some persons, whose sense OF the dignity OF Office
II keen, may be shocked at the rude designation OF
the Presidentin the legal papers filed In partition
suit In Omaha as zone Grover Cleveland" but, as
a rule, the high functiOnaries OF our professedly
democratic Government receive more considerable
treatment IN this regard than Of their titled
contemporaries abroad. few years ago, for in
stance, the tenants OF a certain Italian estate re-
local authorities after searching the title, adj
dressed their formal demand TO the person they dis
covered to be the owner OF the property as fol-
lows: 'To Citizen Joachim Peccl; by trade or pro-
fession. Pope; conducting business. and also re-
sizing. at the Vatican Palace, Rome And when
the pope settled the BILL he given certificate
beginning: Received OF Citizen Joachim Pecci
etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-10
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just think of it. costumes that sold from S5 to $40
land could not make them up those prces be
sacrificed in that Dresses that the latest
auctions of the Paris market. Really if you do not
take advantage of these prices YOU MISS ONE OF
TIE RAREST BARGAINS THAT WE HAVE EVER
OFFERED.
We have lust five left call early for your pick
Two fine imported CHINA SILK COSTUMES.
one sobelin blue the other figure beautiful
designs handsomely draped skirt. with velvet trim
inlnss OF corresponding shade, perfect fitting.
ACICALL1 SOLD FOR.
fine IMPORTED ALL-WOOL CHALLIE costumes,
exquisite designs skirt with velvet panel and beauti
fully draped. fine lace and velvet trimmings, ex-
tremely stylish.
SJLD FOR Az
NOW HALF PRICE. ...............,...SlS5O 80,
One beautiful CREAM SERGE with anchor design
something hobby and odd made very stylishly, I'm
ished with fancy braid. full drapery
SOLD FOR An
NOW HALF PRICE ~ 1870
The above suits all tailor finished, fautlessly
made and cannot be duplicated No finer and p-ettier
goods have ever been shown in this city.
p = We would call your attention to the 81 "Kn9''
shirt waists which We selling this week for SOC
each, big bargain
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-AHOUSEW WEST OF 18TH ST AND
w south Of ?. worth $4,000 or $4,000; also for
about 5000, in good neighborhood.
jy1O-6t SWORMSTEDT& BRADLEY, 927 ST.
WANTED-HOUSEs IN SOUTH WASHINGTON
w to rent daily application and inquiry. Owners
Will md II to their interest to place their property
my hands Tor sale or rent L. l.. BOYER,
Jy73t 3I3 4bstsw
WANTED-F0R A CASH CUSTOMER-TWO
w eight. room brick houses modern improvements
Must be q bargain. JAMES +. BROWN
1y7-3t HOG st. NV.