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Z. B. BARNUM 4 CO..
93l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

We . modest people. do a modest business in
modest KIND q way aud are always thankful for
We endeavor to show appreciation of the Peoples
patronage ~ selling TO them ~, or,,xc
A. from ~ to 40 per cent less than standard" prices
We have standard OF our own and will not permit
other standards. By way Of illustration We make the
QUOTATIONS.:
Genuine Gaa Goats and s Vests q
Mohar Coats and Vests silver gray and slate, sas7
SIX Mohair Coats and Vests, rich. Stylish durable
Ponsse Goats and Vests large variety, lovely
Mems Cass. Suits strictly all wool sacks and cuta-
Navy Blue Suits. warranted all wool and fast color.
HERE IS THE MILK IN THE cocoANUr.
ereDce to is large and elegant of Fine Cass
mere suits worth az the way from Sl5 to $50. aud
Sacks, Getaway. ana siG ehes, a sIiI'
s .s'. ~, Us 90 si7.sY So sIs 6 sSf FFRsard
s. Ssss: ss;'; Pants
s. SIS .aa 1sais H5 sls' e.
Here is more Of the same sort Of milk mentioned
Mems Working Pants. honest in make and material.
Mems cass Psnss strictly al WOOL of the bes. make
and perfect hitting, Mountains Of 'em! But another
pTss sh.! o. IS sss. s So. It's the
be on time II you must run to make 1t.
10 Pen E1s s1s2 ct e hR1H H5Gss. 10
81 and sS 9TH St NV. corner Massachusetts ave.
strictly One Rrlca
Open Saturdays TIL IL p IN
v.xssoFEIcE COATS: ytr!p.s and checks. on sale
10 o'cioet PRICE 25c. -' n'''"'s' IRON sya 81
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PROPOSALS.

DRoposALs FOR FURNISHING CAST. IRON WA
IEEplpEs sREGq!ALG ca IAG C ANpXAIMEs
ERs GF TIE DIS IRicT Of cohGMBIa WAsa1so
ass Se 9 :, sss Se Sn N a
O'CLOCK NOON. On friday. AUGUST ) 1883.
and Valves Lereinaiier snginerated For speeihca;;
tons, blanks which bids must be made, and all
sns o REJECT sds orc rs Of
B. WEBB. 5. Z. WHEATLEY, GAS. W. RAYMOND.
o5fiSS Z The 6Ss-
HISHia $rSS &
CiAs. W. RAYMOND. Commissioners. D. C. jy26
DEopOsALs, FOR ASPHALT PAvEMLNTs.-
proPosas in dlPiiSais van Ss received = thi. Once
and Yards Hf ,si
specifications can be obtained Ut this Office The United
sa Join MsoS e ny snn al
jy26 27,2S,3Oan1SA2O
DkOPOSA.s FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEW
q a.
viii be received At thi eies nntil TWELVE oCt0cR
Constructing In the District Of Columbia aGs
Pipe Sewers Concrete sewers. and Receiving Basins.
tanei At this Office upon application therefor toy :Ser
wh all s snd bids
sss' sih II s''s Ss
DROPOsALs FOR FILE:CAsEs. DRAWING Ia
4 BLEs; DESK RACKS, MATING, &es;mwAn 3E;
ansi I%IhibSsEsbH5: AGSSsT Tiksr: 1888 At
may q required Lists Of article With plans and
the TO And AZ and
1 MASTER ts'D'fs sasas ass:sef-
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Affair. I'm West Warrington.

CUTTING AFFRAY.-Eariy yesterday evening
James Norris, better known as Cotton, and Chas.
Calhoun, were standing near Buckley's saloon, on
street, Norris had with him bull dog, which
tried TO spring at John and Len Davis while they
were passing, and this caused some angry words
between Norris and Len Davis, which led to q
night Calhoun, IL Is said, tried TO part the COM
batants. when Davis cut Calhoun with knife, In
tieting several severe wounds
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a m-Great Falls temperature, 81; condition
30; receiving reser 'oir, temperature. 50; condi-
ton AZ north connection, "a; condition at south
connection, 30; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, 49, condition at influent gate-houSe SO: con-
ditinn at effiuent gateh0use, 80 High tide In the
river to-day al 1881 y. H. low tide at 4 :53 p. m.
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Wax AND WEAnr

Describes the condition Of many people deblitated by
the warm weather. By disease. overwork. Hoods
sarsaparilla is just the medicine needed
that tired feeling. TO purify and quicken the sluggish
blood and restore the lost appetite II you need good
medicine be sure to try Hoods Sarsaparilla
MY appetite was poor, could not Sleep had head
ache great deal pains in back bowels did not
move regularly. Hoods sarsaparia In Q short time
did much good that feel like new man. Ny
pains and aches relieved, my appetite improved"
GEORGE +. JACKSON, Roxbury Station Conn.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druseists 81; six for s. Prepared only
BY C. 1. HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell. MasA
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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"a, s4-5o AND 5 CHILD SUITS REDUCED to 81 so.
EIssMAS BROS, 18th and


PERFUME DAY AT "MEKTzs--The largest line Of
extracss and colognes ever exhibited In any one
store in Washington. The prices, as usual are
way below the regular rates. All the wel-known
manufacturers represented, Pinand Legrand, Lu-
bin, Alfred Wright, Lunborg, Rlcksecker, Scion
Palmer, Colgates R1ker son and many others.
Special attention Is invited TO the Queen Anne
Extract. This delightful odor Is made from
number OF rare flowers. and IS one OF the most
exquisite and lasting extracts.
About the Queen Anne cologne nothing need be
said. Nearly every one uses IL, and all Ike IT,
The best cheapest, and most lasting cologne ever
The Pioneer OF Low Prices In Drugs,
lOl4 street
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WilnsOt's Dav Again.

ADMINISTERING THREE SUCCESSIVE pErKATs TO THE
PHILADELPHIA TKAM-orHKR BALL GAMES YEsTER-
DAY.
Washington defeated Philadelphia again yester-
day, by a score OF 3 to l. The batteries were
Widner and Mack, and Gleason and Schrtver. The
Senators made hits and 1 error, and the Phillies
4 hits and errors
The Philadelphia Press says OF the game: ''The
home club lost again, but there was ball playing
all through the game. The Phiilies oatted the
ball hard but the visiting nelders played such q
sharp neldng game that only four OF the Local men
could hit the ball clean. II was young Widners
e ere aUd po
sesses about the sharpest in-shoot or any pitcher
In the League. 1t was this ball that the Local men
visitors ran bases with a recklessness that came
very near losing them the game. They threw
away chances for run In the nrst tLlrd, iourtn
hit In the sixth that they scored. Their Icing,
however, was as pretty as a picture. Niinot
felders would not have reached, and Shoch made
several stops OF hard-hit grounders, which earned
him loud applause"
by making home-run hit over center-neid fence
after hoy had reached nrst on balls He also
saved the game In the ninth. With one out and
one on Oas'. Farrar made an apparently safe hit
and Wilmot made a wonderful catch. The next
man made hit SO that had Wnmot failed 70 eaten 1
tied. The only run OF the Phiilies was made by
means OF Daily's mum OF Twins ny ball O'Brien
New YORK took the third straight from Boston
score TO 1. Keefe and Ewing and Sowders and
Kelly were the batteries. Boston lost the game
by poor fielding and weak batting. New York
made hits and errors and Boston hits and
errors.
Indianapolis reached sixth place again by de-
feating Chicago, o TO 4. Van Haltren and Farrell
and Boyle and Myers were the batteries. Chicago
lost mainly through Vans wild pitching and Far
relPs poor throwing. Chicago made hits and
errors and Indianapolis 10 hits and errors.
At Baltimore-St. Louis, 5; Baltimore, q
AMATEUR GAMES
Jeffersons, IA; Orientals, 2. Riversides, 10; Mt
vernons, G.
Chicago reached third place yesterday. trading
positions with New York.
1t was worth the price Of admission alone to see
Powers, the new umpire, do his WORK. He possesses
powerful baritone voice and his articulation Is
good. His judgment on balls and strikes was as
good as has been seen here this season, and his
base decisions were not even questioned by the
players.-Phitddelphiu Press.
O'Brien has been batting hard since he left home.
In the three Philadelphia games he has made 8
hits, with a total OF ID bases.
The Senatorial team goes now to Boston, playing
there to-day, Friday and Saturday. 1t Is not too
much to expect that the Senators will win at least
one game out OF the three, and they may perhaps
continue the surprises.
The Detroit managers have secured theServtces
OF LarocQue, the I'd baseman OF Lynn, Mass
Widner acquitted himself with great credit
yesterday. He is evidently flrstclass pitcher =
well as batter.
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EvERY GENTLEMAN OK HIS or
ING WANTS A COOL. DREssY. AND COM.
PORTABLE SUIT FOR AFTERNOONS.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM his
MORNING Or WALKING SUITS.
THE LATEST AND HANDsOMEsT
THINGS THIS SUMNER ARE THE LIGHT
STRIPED FLANNEL SUITS. NEWEST IN
STYLES. AND NOT 80 COMMON AS THE
WHITE FLANNEL; NOT SO READILY SOIL
ED AND MORE EASILY WASHED THEY
ARE THE "NoBBYn THING FOR YOUNG
AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN WHO APPRE-
CIATE DREssY HOT WEATHER SUIT
DON'T FORGET THAT ONE OR TWO WHITE
OR FIGURED DUCK VESTS WILL ADD
MUCH TO YOUR COMFORT AS WELL AS
TO YOUR APPEARANCE.
FOR YOUNG MEN The NEAT FIGURED
DUCK OR MARsEILLEs ARE VERY DREssY
AND VERY STYLISH
AND THEN THESE HOT-wEATHER CON-
FORTS COST so LITTLE THAT ALMOST
ANY MAN CAN AFFORD TO TAKE THEM
WITH HIM; IN FACT, FEW GENTLEMEN
CAN Al FORD TO GO WITHOUT THEM.
OF COURSE THE EXTREMELY THIN
COATS AND VESTS FOR THE MIDDLE OF
THE HOT DAYS ARE HERE AWAITING
YOUR INSPECTION.
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BARGAINS In LADIES' Spring Weight Newmarkets.
10y o. sixteen, ranging In prices from SO 20 SIS
marked down 70 So each; also Childrens White,
Glngn&m and P1Que Suits marked down less than
cOSl II. n. TAYLOR,
WN. H. McKNEw, Successor,
4s3 Pa ave.
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u l4th St store l2r .s75 % 7thst ne. 5r sl5 30
sos Mt. Vernon Pl lar. Is Several small houses.
I5lI 18th ST., lOr, mi. 40 FURNISHED. -
20l0 st str. .i.5o 27 NJ St. lsr. mi S225
ia ST.. Tor, m 30 1911 nj St, 1lr, Aug. j,
23l1 at Tor mi 81 so SSS, for ]. = or yrs 25
1886 18th St. 7r, m 4. .30i214 A ST., 10r m so
3l0 st: Sr. m 80 220S 14th St. Or, mi 40
623 y st. 1r., W 8 Cottage 10th and Boy 40
l52 9TH St me-. Or. ~ 80 Several stables ID
yl9-lw' G. H. KNIGHT. 607 7th St NV.
EOR RENT-3I6 INDIANA AVE y. W.. EIGH-
Il teen room house, with stable, $40 per mouth;
without stable, S65 per month, in advance Address
the owner. who will call on you. THOMAS BLAGDEN.
City p D., Box oS1. !yl9-9ts
EOR RENT : 6O6 18TH ST. n. W., 10 ROOMS.
IL all modern improvements.
BEALL, BROWN co,
jyl9-1m 1921 st
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LOCAL MENTION.


For the District OF Columbia, virginia. North
Carolina, South Carolina Georgia Eastern Florida,
and western Florida, fair; stationary tempera-
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TnE PoErRArrs Kets Kenethy. llos Pa ava
PIrMBrNo AND FURNACE WORK promptly attended
TO by ;. 5. SHEDD BRO. 4:s2 9th 81.
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A SMALL Lor OF choice perfumes and extracts,
slightly sOled will be closed out about half price,
MERITS DRUG STORE,
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DIArosp sHrRr STUDS are In great demand. We
have the best quality from $500 10 $500 K Harris
4 Co. 4sS2 It'll 81.
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LING. 1854 3od st. nv.
RKNT-UNTURNIs
II IL Lafayette 6Q.,

EoR RENr-o2l o ST. NV; FOURTEEN ROOMS;
g Al modern improyemsnts; 70 Food tsnant only
ysrd; o25 per month. Key. e4l. SIS B ct AZ; M
ro0uH brick: hne locations old30. Kay $50. Also
hsths nsv; s36lo per ninth. Keys 7lA oynsrst
DIS oth sk nv 3o-20
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HPAxrs REDUCED to $3.50. EIsEMAx's, Z

RUSSELL Is GIVING campaign napkins with eacn
II 4
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amsusements Tonight.
AIRAuGps-"sThe Grand Duchess"
JouSsOS's FAMILY THEAIKR-"The Danites'
PANORAMA BuILpISG.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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Love BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, s1.25 bottle.
Distilled In 1874, Cynthiana, by. Charles kraener,
131 9TH st H.. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-26

Do not FORGET Merits Drug store when In need
CT perfumes and toilet articles. The largest as
sorIment: the lowest prices.
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ATLANTIC CITY AND BAcK s3-The second popu-
la excursion 70 Atlantic CITY via B. and o. II r.
win be run next saturday, guly "a Special train
viii leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at pm. On
the return trip special train win leave Atlantic
msdnignr Tickets are also good % return On al
regular trains until Monday, lnclunva--Adu<.
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AL ABOUT REMNANTS

AL ABOUT REMSANra
REMNANTS OF SILKS
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF sATINEs.
REMNANTS OF GINaHAMs. FLANNELs. TABLE
LINENS. NAPKINS. BLACK GOODS. in fact REM
nants Of all kinds and in all quantities marked very
cheap. They are the Remnants Of good styles. and
many Bargains are in thelot
wN sHUsTER L SONS
WA 90 PENNA AVE
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Tickets on sale at B. and o. ticket Offices 61e and
1851 Pennsylvania ave-. and at Depot On Sunday at
Depot only. jel6-3m
HOTEL ALLEN-COR- PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
IL ayes, Atlantic City, Nj. DELIGHTFUL location.
everything table aud accommodations frst-class.
Concert daily By full orchestra JOSEPH 3 DAVIS.
Proprietor te.l-2m
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$500 PANTS REDUCTION sale. EIsENAS's, It'll andE
WILLIS Ice Co. S Penobscot ice-red wagons
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

lroR RENT-l224 I ST. NV EIGHT ROOMS
soa St NV: esgSt rao%s mus nearly new: IN ROOD
order: go. r. II. I. LEIPoLD. 1881 81 NV -25-3
EOR RENI-el9 FRENCH ST. SIX ROOMS, ALL
wEsCoTT & wilcox
iyes-ss 1907 Psnnsyiv.nia ave.
NOR RENT "A HANDSOME MODERN BAY
II window Brick House. 1 rooms No. ga North
Capitol street. Apply at 222 North Capitol st. 25-3t'
NOR RENT-153o COLUMBIA STREET, BET
Il 9th an 10th and and Rhode Island ave- story,
painted: rent e25 Key nsxt door. l533. !y25-3ts
THOR RENT--2Oe 7TH ST NE, s20. 30 PER MO /;
ASP Louisiana ave. 1y25-3t
IYOR RENT-sIX- ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 3l6llTH
st: s.e, water and gas els. Apply 70 r. 3. iAIRo.
462 Louisiana ave y2o-1m
IIoR RENT-REsIDENCE 14l7 33D ST., 4 RS
gas and water; convenient to cars and schools In
quire at 3224 ST. jy25-6t
EOR RENr-HoUsE 40 ST. NV; FRONT AND
Il back basement; psrlor and back room; two bed
rooms and bath third noor aud water; S2o. 80.
advance LEON ToBR1NEk, 322 4h stnw. jy24-lw'
I>OR RENT-904 ST N. w.-lHREE STORY
Il press brick. bay window house; newly papered
nine concrete cellar all modern improvrnen
IrOR RENT-CORNER NORTH CAPITOL AND
brick Houses, with water; $3.50 per month each;
KILL a s mi 4 ZOOS st NV ;yai-s.
I,OR RENT
r2ll2-l4 NJ st.. 12r. IsIs 18Th st. Or. 80. SO
il xpDs ls q st. asRS ESQ eTNS II
iy2-lms l405 4 street
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LISTEN To TINS
ON JULY "a
ON JULY "A.
ON JOY rs.
ON JULY 90.
ON JULY "a.
ON JULY 20.
1888.
The following wonderful nducement will be offered to
strictly cash buyers of Dry Goods
. lash customers who buy S5 can select Of
the following valuable presents:
"A large size handsome Bridal Quilt, worth 81 SO.
Two psirs Of pure linen, knotted fringe. large size
Damask Towels worth 81 Two pairs Of silk -embroii-
Erred erred glove hitting Gorsets worth 81 80 One dosep
S15O. or two yards and half of Inequality Turkey
red Table Damask. worth e..
THE VALUABLE PRESENTS
Are PILED" up on large table the entrance of
our store.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Selling Dry Goods to STRICTLY CASH CUSTOM
ERS. lyle
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b. AND o. RAILROAD TRAISS-An distractions
caused by Hood on PtttSburg and Wheeling diviS-
ton OF Baltimore and OHIO Railroad have been re-
moved and trains are now running on regular
schedule.
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ApDIrIosA- ATTRACTIONS AT BAY RrpSK-oO
miles OF the bay.-Commencfng Monday JuIy o3d
and continuing until further notice the patrons
OF Bay Ridge VIII have the privilege OF q 6O-mile
sail on the Chesapeake Bay via the mammoth
steamer Columbia, the finest excursion boat In
the country. by paying 10 cents additional az Bay
Ridge The boat viii leave Bay Ridge at IL a m,
connecting with the . weekly and 10 a m. (sun.
dsyo train sailing up the bay in fun view OF Fort
McHenry, rendered immortal by Francis Scott
Keys s'Star Spangled Banner" and It's gallant de-
lenders lsl4: the grain elevators shipping har.
bor. ana city OF BALTIMORE. Returning, the boat
wsll reach Bay Ridge al p. m, allowing passen-
gers taking the sail four hours &C the beautiful
resort.
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SEsSH0RE ExCURsION-Only s. to Atlantic City
md return on the b. and U. excursion next Satur-
lay Special train leaves BALTIC. and Ohio depot at
pm Tickets good 10 return unlil Monday In
slusive.-Adt.
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RoBBRRIEs REPoRTKD.-Tnos. H. King, No. 1742
I'm street northwest, reports stolen from the Sig
lal once a silver watch and chain.-Thos. Gray
Anacostia, reports that between ana O'Clock
his morning his mousse was entered by some one
who cut the window Stats. The thieves carried
III a gold watch and chain, a silver watch and
shain, two gold rings and sl2.-Robert Hamil-
lon reports the theft OF S25.75
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yal- lot JOHN SHERMAN l. CO., l4O7 F st. NV.

EOR RENT 1850 &. l. ave-, 7r ..... 80
I2Ol6 nw,l4r. .&115l4.S n ct. n w.. Sr..... 1913
$40 St w., Tor 100 ZIG ST. Sr. pa AZ
312 st. n. W., 2Or- lO021S Arthur Pr. 7r. ID 40
Ola 18th St NV: 12r. 100 1888 Pierce P. 40
500 st. n.w 13r 10 6t7 Mas Or .35
112l 14th st. u. w,1 Ar 20 le30 9Th st. 7r 80
913 St NV, lar .73Il 43l II tn 6r .25.3O
1224 14th stnw lOr 80 10Th ST. n
HOB ST. NV. l0r.. .6ol 406 boundary n. w.7r
22l Sd st.n.w, l0r.. .62.50lS20 st. se, Or. 23
922 y. y. .60224 Mass. n. ar 22
22l <. Cap. st.. 1lr. 90 1915 NV, 6r 81 so
403 st u. 11r.. .5570lS0 Boundary, Or - % 80
1908 9Th st. n.w Sr. 90 1909 Sd st. Or 20 30
1141 4 st. NV, Tor. so 500 H ST. n e. Or 90 so
1896 Corcoran st., Tor. 59lk q: e.. Or 20 30
2lO2 St. NV Sr.... .43 1912 1t. NV Or. 20. 30
22lS 18th st. NV Tor. 40 SIM av NV Or 30
303 ct. NV. Sr. 40 1917 29th 20
1904 st. nw Or. 40l6l4 st. me-. 6r Is. 90
93l st NV, 9r 81. l406 st.n.w. .6r. IL. 40
1898 18th NV. Or. 81. SO IA ST NV Or 49, 30
lOll 10th Yr35. so sol 18Th st n w. Ar 49, ID
1905 at. n. We. III. % l63 L 1T. n W Or Il
~ 9Th st. me-. Sr.. 30 IL Defrees st. Or lt 81
1014 18th NV. 10y. 80. 60 1888 g. u. e.. Is
6..2 st. NV. Tor. "A Fenton Pr ne Or so
1435 st. NV. 6r.... -3Ol2110 TIN st. NV Or. 10
Jy21 b h WARNER Z co. 016 r O. nv.
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NOR lighthouses
2909 Q st. We, Dr..
mi, new. $50
1902 3Oth n. w., Dr., mL35
33l7 N NV, 10r.. mi .35
34S2 p NV, 7r.. m.t27.o 90
1915 Prospect ave. NV,
7r.. m. i................25
1908 T ct. NV, Tor. and
store, N. l.. 20
1926 SD Ut. Or. ,m.i.....x0
jyl6-3m y. II. FIG.
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IHOR RENT-NEw PHYSICIANS RESIDENCE.
IL l414 18th ct NV, let Rhode Island ave. aud p st
Also, 1928 and 1880 ST. NV Apply to J. J. SHEDD.
15O7 Rhode Island ave NV. ny3-th a tn Am
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CITY ITEMS.

A Ten Cent Cigar for Five Cents settles
the question. SO say all who have tried the
'Grand Republic" CtgarroS For sale by all first
class dealers wholesale agents, Luchs Bro. /
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l24 r st. me-. 7r. .2O.50
10 X st. ne. 1r......2U.50
30l Z ut. ne. store. 70
1918 Boundary. Or. 1880
j213 I'd ST. NV. 7r.. Is
6O5 lid st. II. W.. Or. 10. 30
Cottage At Brightwood
4 D rooms ................15
2s2254 Cleveland av. NV.
% rs. Ia. ~
i1J2S Gales ne. Or. IL. 30
100 Blagden's alley u.
W, 4 rooms ............1O
1910 Blagden's alley n.
W.. 4 rooms. g
1912 Blagden's alley u.
W., 4 f's...................S
once rooms III st. Cloud
Building. cor. 9th and
i + SITS. NV.
N A ND 1A07 r sf NJ
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

D.. dosassis siss Hansen z,.. soea
WALL PApEks-
We have Just recslved large esnsisnnsAs q 80
spring psttsrnA. We are sslfns al 15c Shiss -
from 15c. 20 80. knhooed CIT from Sic g - ~
.ork guaranteed Arst-class frsscc fsnong -
80 81 IEpaxux 3 mo- sos 7sIsasx
7th street cars rass The door nyl
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1906 g st. n W.. Or. ESQ
2tl6 G st.n.w., 10r. .40.50
2l42-2144 ] st. n. W.. Or. 30
S35 22d st. NV. y rs. DO
ITO q st. NV, 1r......30
22S 4 st. NV. Or. 80
So | 9Th st. NV, Or. 80
419 N. j. ave. Sc. 11r.. 80
12ll 7 st. NV. Sr. 20. 40
239 1917 st. s.w., Sr. 20
Upper part l40S p st.
n. w....-..............-. 30
6lS = st.n.w. ,6rs. :. 10 80
81 18th st. ne, 6r. 10
1913 18th ct. NV, Or. .10
437 Mash'n ST., Or. III
81 10th st. n. e.. or. Ii
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DENTISTRY.

M sIAEn PAssosS DssrIs1, e. q; Co
ss.s: ssAl - ;sSS ssss: :s1ss - ~
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SPEND SUNDAY BY THE SEA.-The excursion to
Atlantic City via b. and U. r. X. next Saturday
gives every one an opportunity Tor an outing.
Sou1d-trip fare only s. Tickets good returning
until Monday. Special train leaves BALTIC and Ohio
tepos al pm.-AdtG
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CarbOlic Soap, CaIbolic Soap for general
house use. n. Il p. MRTZGRR,
AT 18th St NV.
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EOR RENT
Il I04 10th st. NV. 10
l7l7-l9-21 g. lUr. ca. IS
105 18th st. NV, Tor. 80
1349 Q st. NV. 7r.& b. so
100 Pa. av. NV, store. 40
121 Ind. ave. Il. w, Tor. 30
III s st. NV, Or. l. b. %. 30
1:2e2l2 II st. ne. ar & b. 20
1915 Columbia st. NV,
1918 nth st. n. W.. 6r. .25
1900 I'D st. NV. 5r.....25
i421-23-25 W st. n. W.,
6rs. l. b., new. 20
219 I'd st. NV. 7r. ~. 80
1857 Cleveland ave. NV
Or. and bath. .......22.5Q
100 + sine, 7r......20.50
las 4 sine, 7r......20.5 81
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HorEL kAArERsKnL
CATskIIL MOUNTAINS. n T.
NOW OPEN.
RATES REDUcED-s2l-0o
aweek and upward during July.
Railroad direct the botel For circulaa 10
Address ". y. PAIGE. Manager.
1y11-26t KsaterskillP. ", Greene COUNTY. n. y.
hA'i ocEhS CRY. WORCESTER CO. Md
apply 20 5. J. MASSEY. Ull-ln
ii BARNEGAT CITY, MI
Open June 18th q OctoOer st
Terms. address Z. c. BoICE Proprietor. my25-0A
f,APE MAY POINT, \. J.-cARLToN HOUSE
Cuisine and appointments SURPASSED by no house on
the coast seventh season of present manarsmsns.
Address
ye2l-2n A. III. HAMILTON.
DRIGHT HOUSE, REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL,
I'D reopened June 20. under the same mAnagement e
Last season Pa X r. sccess direct 20 the Hotel Gree
lars ~ STAR ONCE Trsns leave Washington st II 05
noon change at BALTIMORE and arrive II hehoboth e
7:20p- WALTER BURTON. Manager. H6-lm
FI,HE ALDINE. CAPE MAY. n. J.. DEcATER ST,
IL trst house from the beach opposite hot and cuA
bsths For PARTICULAR Apply r. 1BEo- SskLLkh
fellow Proprietor.
HOTEL EMERSON. ATLANTlc CITY, so CAR
heated; modern improvementn electric liehrs Tsls-
phone No 80 sAnL j. YOUNG. fropriseR.
A sBUkY PARK THE GUERNsTI
"A Seventh and ssad AyenusA
palm- osne .s rs1s S e Hi b q p,ov
RRExIoN VILLA. cAPE Hay. n. J. NEAR TH8
myl4-3m Mn ,. A MYERS. p. O Boz ss<
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SALE OF FARMS FOR MINING PURPosRs-THK GOLD
FEvER-CONMANDER KELLoGGs PURCHASE OF
BUILDING LOT.
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Condensed Locals.

LIVE STOCK MARKEr.-At the Union Stock Yard
yesterday l49 cattle were on the market; 1O4 sold
as follows: Best sold from A TO DC. per pound;
yooQ, from As To A per pound; medium. from 10
~ per pound; common IN to 81. per pound; Al
shipped To Baltimore market; GA sheep and lambs
On the market; 719 sold 10 butchers as follows:
per pound; 1876 shipped 10 Baltimore market.
Cows and calves sold from s25 TO S45 each. Market
TOR cattle was dull Market for sheep and lambs
Was fair.