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AUCTION SALES.
T. A ROOT CO.. Auctioneera
AssIGNEEs SALE OF STOCK OF oRocERrFs

~ A ROOT Co, Auctioneera
AssIGNErs SALE OF STOCK OF oRocERrFs
On MoSD.r M HSn SfEsSTq gtks SIXTEEN .. 10
O'CLOCK win sell u store No. rs ~ 81 sw entiis
sssaps e o.pnea e pss: Spice.
Gs,rs and To- scco on; Tank Scales. COnss Mn. New
n; Wiz new !: LES asisS
ExStosspTIoIEas ga SALE ~ sRIqK RWEIL1HNss
sS s4Sfa s iSSs SO5sE k IA
,,..,. 49, Al. AUSr1os
on the days N hours hereinafter named. the follow.
sS It'll gs5E Pay
@ q
' o. 00iI I1T = s spG sfRs I Ess' Of
s e s % ss on ct the dis
street thence north eighty feet west sixty feet south
SS 81 l Thf ssME a Bii q 81 sSK
sTgnnd plan or pla. Of Washington city Distci Of
81, L.. s Il Tnrtons subdivision of square go 'front.'
alley. improved by two-ssoy and BACK build
ing frame dwelling known as 1905 Q street north.
3 ESP THE VE pAX
known and descri ed on the ground plan or plat of
washington city District of Co umbjs. and being
LOT S subdivision of part of square IL fronting
~ ieet inches ON street north with de- tn 135
feet 70 foot alley improved by story brick
dwelling, No 437 st Get northwest
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in equal instruments
az one aud two years. Notes to bear 6 per cent in
oe Sc red by iced OF trust on premises Sold all
be required each pese sold a the time Of sale
tonveyancng. &c, at p rchasers cost Terms of sale
TO be compiled with in 10 days. otherwise the
utor reserve the to resell at the risk aud of
the defautng purchaser after days public notice Of
such resale III some news pub ished in shiny
ton, u. Z. GEORGE EMMERT,
EDWARD CASTELI,
Executors of Jacob Frank, Deceased.
DUNtANStN BhOS., Auciioneers. yl3-d
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IooAy emma 1urhorsf was divorced by Judge
James sitting IN the Equity cour, fr,.u an. n,,ds
OF mstrimony with Geo 2, Zurhor-t- 7nex xer.
married November 2, is7a, ana have two children.
she charged him with cruelty, and stated that ON
Apni ~ last she was driven from her houa. The
decree gives her divorce, alimony ana counsel
- VI; ~ n Hay appeared FOR COMPLAINANT
us, Ssse OK Alice W. Harvey against Lsvap A.
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ty11-d&ds
'YHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

THIRTEEN HIGHLY VALUABLE SUBURB, N
BUILDING LOTS. FRONTI.G ON WALLAC II
AND sIEUBEN S1KEEIS, AND BEING BE-
TMEEN 9TH STREET AND SHERMAN AVE-
NUE.. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH. 1883, at FIVE
O'CLOCK, the premises, l shall offer for sale
pubc auction lots " 10 anu l. front na ON Stenben
stree, and lots Is to ~ inclusive fronting aach
stgeet, il block OF Toad Browns snbdiv. sion Of
Mt Pleasant all ha ing front OF 80 feet by depth
OF loo Re l. being between eth street and Sherman
avenue and opposite the Scheutzen Park.
Terms: One-tillrd cash, the residue IN three equal
payen g. at one two and three years, With bear
ing interest at per cent pe annum and secured by
deeds Of trust Oh, the property sold All convey
and recording at purchasers cost 100 deposit Will
be requ red on each lot at the time Of sale.
jy1-St THOMAS DOWNING Auct.
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Political Notes..


General Harrison was busy In Indianapolis yes
terday receiving delegations, amoag them one
from John A. Logan Post. No. iS9. OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic. from Wabash county, Ind.
who invited him 10 attend reunion OF SOL
ders at North Manchester on August % and p.
In his reply he said, iou Will readily understand
that Invitations OF a kindred nature are coming
to me every day, presented by individual COM
rades and committees, but more frequently by
written communication. l have felt that II
opened door IN this direction Il would be very
wide one, and would either subject myself 10 the
criticism OF having favored particular localities
or particular organizations 70 the neglect
therefore compelled 10 say TO you that II Will be
impossible for me to accept your Invitation. "
After the North Manchester delegation, q party
from Wabash County, numbering n, was received,
ana then came a oeiegation OF 600 from Boone
County, accompanied by three bands OF music.
speech upon the duties and privileges OF citizen
ship the obedience 70 law and the sanctity OF the
ballot
Democratic committee, mas appointed the follow
ing as the campaign committee: Vim. L. Scott, OF
MAUI W. Ransom, OF North carolina; Calvin I,
Brtce, OF OHIO; John s Barbour, OF Virginia; Her
man oelrichs, OF New York; Miles Ross, Of New
Phelps OF Illinois. The campaign conn1ekee wiz
meet in New York next TUESDAY.
the democrats OF the nfth Georges onE|1f have
renominated Judge j. d. Stew ri fU ConRress
The prohiOitionists OF Maryland VIII open their
campaign In cainp-meeting TO be held at Gyp-
Don Tine batttt part Oh thks lA0utu-
The national republican executive committee in
q conference with the executive committee OF
the National Republican League In New York yes
terday, and President Taylor, Of the Indiana
state League, ana Mr.. Fosler. president OF the Ma
uonal League, addressed The committees, suggest
ing plans for campaign work. Col Conger and NJ.
Hayes replied, saying that The NATIONAL oommi-
tee as decided by resolutions was oesrous u act-
Ing In harmony with the league.
Edward Murphy, son OF Francis Murphy, the
well-known Temperance orator. VIII take tne
stump for Harr1son and Morton In Indiana
the TammAny braves nave orgentzod 100 cam
paign clubs.
part Of the peace and harmony men, lnc1udfng ex-
Judge Edmund Waddiu and otherA % adjust TIE
this state has resulted IN failure. The party y
now hopelessiy split me Malone forces wiz Pun
one way and - WE facCtnn another way. Inc
result Il that there W1l now Be double ~ o. 70
publican elecgogs n gtx distFct1 and IN al prooar
btl1ty two republican nominees In every 0oe q ne
ten congre111ooAl o1Der1c1s - - otas2
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The Republic and a DictatOr.hip.
FRENCH JOURNALS DECLARE THAT THB sTRCGGLE
BETWEEN THEM HAS BEGUN

BETWEEN THEM HAS BEGUN.
PARIS, July lathe republican journals, In
commenting on the discussion in the chamIer OF
deputies last night between NJ. FIoquet and Gen.
Boulanger, say that Gen. Boulanger has entered
upon a pebicite campaign and that the struggle
between the republic aud a Dictatorship has be-
gun. Universal suffrage, they say, vail do justice
10 C8sart IN.
The Ldnterne gives notice that it definitely
sewers all connection with BoulangiSIn.
The conservative organs commend General
B0ulangerS attitude and aScrtbe 10 nm the honors
OF yesterdays scene in the Chamber.
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TeIegrapbic Brtefs.

The Louisiana legislature adjourned sine die at
10 O'Clock tais morning.
series OF tests are TO be made at the Chica go
stock yards TO finally determine II Texas lever Is
CONTAGIOUS 10 native cattle
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uL-HEALTH THE CAUSE OF HIS RETIREMENT FRoA
THE RUSSIAN MISSION.
The Presid mt has accepted with regrets the
resignation OF Hon. Geo. v. y. Lothrop L. 4. Min
lister 70 Russia, TO take effect August 1. This
action on The part OF Mr. Lothrop has been caused
by fi-healtn, and has been contemplated for some
time.
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PONDS EXTRACT u used In the household Of the
President we'll that Of the humblest citizen.
Members Of the Army and the Navy. the Bar, the
Bench the pulpit aud the ress-s ranks and classes
Of people-hsve sent their perponal experieuce aud
thanks for the last forty year, until ther letter. have
nled Volumes tesufyfg 70 thu wonderful ours Of AL
kinds u Pain or lnhAmmattou. elected BY kOND'S
EXTRACT.
Remember PONDS EXTRACT ID sold In bottles only,
bnn wrapper with landscape thereon. Deal
with respectabie dru8rists only. my48
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PROFESSIONAL

Ek0F CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
with second sight and veil livery Li,.den mystery
revealed kecoyers lost stolen property. tIuds
hidden Treasures Gives ius ky numbers. Causes
SPEEDY marrlages. Brings separated together. Gives
success IN business Removes all family troubles
b efforts others Judge not all aike the Professor
conyuee the most scepticaL Strang rs
cities will time and by calling on
the only genuine ciairSoyant IN this city, he
eeeds where all Others tai. aud advertiscs only what
he can 10. Sittinzs. DOE Liie-reading by mail on
receipt OF 81 Name. lock Vi hair date of birth Hours
27-3s' l21 9th st. nv.
MNE BROOKE TEILs ALL The EVENTS OF
VI l1fE- All business con ndential Laaies and<en
ti.ptn 30 EACH &Vo J. street. between 4th aud
ttl streets north west DU~4Uws
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I'd EDITION.
--latest q6leglanS 10 The Star.
THE DYNAMITE COysPuRACY.
A Sensasional state msens Made in Court
In Chtc0RO.

CHICAGO. July IA startling outline Of the
case against the members OF the Brotherhood OF
Engineers and Firemen accused OF CON-
plicity in the dynamite plot against the
formally presented IN court to-day. The statement
was made by United states District Attorney
Ewing Immediately upon the arrai.nment
of six OF the accused, Chief Bauereisn
and his comrades, Goding Wilson. Bowles, Brode-
mex, and Smith. The presentment caused great
sensation among the crowd OF railroad men, law
yers, and reporters.
The statement OF the district attorney was ap-
parently based largely on a confession by one Of
the SIX, Alex. Smith.
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NOR skLE-4SToRY BRICK; SOUTH FRONT;
Il Large lot: - rooms; bath rooms. q ST. near lin
y W: will rent tor ? % per month. only SiS,OOo.
S-room new er brick large lot; only s4,JOO:
-rptIu aud bath new: wide front and PARKING: must
he sold. offer wanted, 1900 cash. balance monthly
T. r1Um AMI bath, iItb st NV: new: lot l7x93 to
a lev. $500 casL balance monthly. offer wanted.
Nl3-..t SIALEI II Ii. 624 l4tn st.
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II 30. you should purify the sick room by
burning HxDRoNAPArHoL PAsTILLEs
therein. They burn slowly without .
fame, inparting delightful odor. that
10 fragrant and refreshinR to the sick.
and expels mosquitoes. fies and othsrs
unwelcone insects from the premises
They prevent the spresd Of con.&glou
diseases and effectually destr y lever
germs. Sod BY ali Druggists or sent
post-psjd by sEABuRY Z JOHNSON. NV
York Tor 2oc. jy0
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Cyclone i'm Nor,hern New Work.

TROY, n. Y, july 13-Chateaugay was visited
Wednesday evening by q terrinc cyclone. Ines
tlmabe damage has been done TO property, such
as buildings blown down, trees uprooted fences
carried away, and farm land laid waste. man
and boy at Westylle and q man at Fort Covington
are reported TO have been killed. Hail as large as
doves eggs fell,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

S1EASikK JOHN ". THOMPSON,
- Commencing MONDAY. June -, 1883, for Pofo-
Nae s.JNl iAlflIEss Cu.OnLzl Beach. Nomin
L urri0Lzf. and Leo arutoNn-
Leave Oh street wharf am Monday, Wednes-
day. aud r1day. Rare all LANDINGS nrs-c asa SO
cents: secOnd-class. 30 cents l. W. EMMAkI,
1c-l-oW General Aauaser.
DOIONAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
u tOr LaitilnOre and Potomac River Landings
STEAMER st r. Capt Oeoxhe<zn leaves otepneu.ou's
NtSrI every SUNDAY, ~ 1 O'Clock v. saver
fre1snt II ust be PREPAID
lOF IUrtAcE Information. spply to
m36m Sll street wharf
MI. NEkNON. MI. VERMONT
STEAMER ". W CORCORAN
Laws h@gf daily texcei sunday for Mt
Vernon a. hlNer Landings far down yInont 1t
~ ccoCk - IL Returning, reaches Washington
LDuut $50 ~
slo l. l. BLAKE. Captain.
IsUk PUTOMkC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il Nav IRON STEAM Il WAKEFIELD"
leaves eth -. wharf MONDAYS. THl KSDAYS
80 al ChDAA, a. an returning TUESDAYS
iidDAIS aid SUNDAYS pm. touch at overland
1iss a, tr a. NOiL.IDi Greek Va - leIneIt. LAY
J g uATdtOwl. Nd Connects with b sid .. X K. at
> ypler,is. See schedule. JOHN u. PADGEII, AIT
e " RIDLEY, Manager. al
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IHg BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregate
sl,llsooo as follows: Coupon IS $4,000 at ls7s /;
$1,000 at l27ss. Is registered, sl60.Ooo. at
127H; $4,000. at 1874; sso ooO at l27S;
1000, al l271s; 100000, at l27k. Registered
as s500,0O0, at 1918; s2s5o00 AT 107 HID.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= nearly new, two-stOry
rooms and slcOve, bath
hard oil finish . stained
terrace: just new IL fur
Price, for al. $500.
lyl%2r
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yVRE GREAT
pFNNSYJvANTA pOTrTr

yI'KE GREAT
ITO TO THE NORTH. WEST AND sOUTHwEsT
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT JUNE I'D. 1888
TRAINS LEAVE NAsHLNGToN. IRON STATION,
GoRNER SIXTH AND SHEETS. As Fol-
ForPIttsourg and the West Chicago Limited Express o,
fn mn aes,,bpt d. Cars. Al 2;5o m daily Fast
with Sleeping Cars from TiJtsbufg to Clncinn',ti'
and HARRISBURG to st LOUIS daily, except Saturday,
Western cypress, AZ 40 pm. daily. With sleeping
Cars Msshinzton TO CHICAGO and St Louis, and ex-
daily at harrisburg with through sleepers FOE
I.lv An Tor hfpaRns Pse,se ExpTess 1000
through Sleeper to Pittsburs. and Pittsburs to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For 6rie Cansndasua Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
low Pm; daily except Saturday. with sleeping
For Williamsport. Lock Haven, and Elmira, at $50
For a New a iayk e aed tS sunday sG ION
ll;4oamt ZOO, tio, To- 90; and 20 pm On
sSqnsa oy M MOO Into, 40 An 100 Ala 1000 and
cars 40 = m daily. except sunday. aud 8 As p.
For Boston without Change eA Zoo pm. every day.
For Bar hsrbor without change daily. except satur-
For Brooklyn T. all through train. connect at Jer
sss Guy WITH boats Of BROOKLYN Annex arordius
ro, if f,,ii 4G,i nc r. Nm Yo,k CITY
600 Goo 10 90 and IL IL 20 oh pm On Sum- Sum-
9sy 100 II 40 nj 2; 90 4 10. 8 90 10 90, and
II t-Of Express. al farOr Cars, q 40
Car ~ s
For Bsumore. $685. 100, 900, 9; 80, $50, IL 90
and lao am, 12;05. 200 3;45. 4:1O. Ago.
40, 600. 10 10 90. and IL 20 p IN. on sun.
DAY 300 90. 80; 1i;40 ann. 2:o0. 3:4a
For Popes Creek Lire, 20 ain anu 40 nm daily
except Sunday 1''
For Annapolis. 30 and O 100 m. IL o5 90, and
500 ,; n: daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 900 a.
ALL XANDkIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail.
MAJ, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHINGTuN
RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. 600. 6; 81 s:4o9 :45. 1857 am,
* :0f noon zoo. 4:2o. 800. $50. 6:O.i. 3 :0J.
IoO.,. aud II "a 2 IN. On sunday at q 90. %: A.
iO;o. AIN, 30 %, ;e5, aud 1905 pm
For Richmond and the South, 600, 10 81 am. Tally
W anu 90 pm daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria tor Washlngt H. 6: O5 7:O5
500, 9:io. dol5 lI:o7 am: l 20. 800. 8: d
3:lo 800, 49,, l0:42 and IL :O3 p IN. ON sun.
aa5 Az 10 and llO7 am. 2:OO 5:1O. 7:O5. 8: 32
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvaaia avenue and az
the station. where orders be left for the chez
OF ba ge to destination from hotels and resdences
CHAS T. PUGH. j r. W0ID
General Manager. Ije4l Gen. Pas. Agent
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NHOMA, DOWLING. AuctIoneer.

1WO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK RESI-
DLNCE. No; 80 MYRTLE STREET, BETWEEN
NOhlH CAPT. OIL STREET AND FIRSl STREET
EAST, Al AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JULY TENTH. 1883. AT HALF
PAST fOU O'CLOCK, in front o. the premises.
shall sell lot 213 III Giiberts subdivision square
go, Improved by two-story aud basement Brick
and modern improv ments All taxes paid up first
june.
Terms: Onethird cash, balance in ana two years
with MOI bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust All coEVeyahcing anu recording at purchasers
cost 500 deposit reQu red at the time Of sale.
1y2-d&is THOMAS DOWLING, AuctiOneer.
sF The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN CONSE-
ounce OF the rain. until TUESDAY. JULY SEVEN
EENTii, 1888. same hour and pi ce.
Yl0-d&ds THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
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A Post.Office Robbed.

CONCORD, Mass. July 13-Tne post-office was
entered by burglars last night, the vault broken
open and all the valuaDles therein taken. The
loss In money and stamps will reach 81. 900. There
Is no clue TO the burglars.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctoneers
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED ALLEY PROP.

EkrY.
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columb u, passed in Equity Cause No
l1OS1 docket 20 = trick ODea ct IL. VS. Mary U'Dea
rown ct al. July H. 1858, will II. in front
tie Premises o. WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST FRS T.
1888, at HALF-PAST FIVE Z. NJ. that parcel of real
estat described Lot as in Lawrence IDEA ct al
subdivision of Original Lot in square 7l9 improved
by twostory rame III Use. now under rent.
Terms OF sale a. prescribed by decree re cash.
500 deposit at time OF sac. Terms must be CON-
Piled with within i've days, resale will be made at
cost OF deiautlng purC.Iaser after five days public
notice. All eonyeyancing &c. purchas, RS cost De.
cree also authorizes private o same te ms
THOMAS II. Fl Lbs. Trustee,
40 Fendali Building, corner A. and ID sts. Nv
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MlIiIlIlD
Drpv-

BrcKLEY-MEGTNDIE on Tuesday ruly 7.
lhSS. 10y the Rev Father herNlc 4. J. Blt My -
BLlDGEI AkGlNDLI- bOtu VI MA-hingtOl. DC.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS { co, Auctioneera.

On SAT UkDAY. the FOURTEENTH DAY OF JULY
1898. at HALF PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
at the auction rooms Of Waiter h. ialns l. Co 9th
aud street northwest, Will offer for sale a. Odd
Violin. valued by the at hundred dollars
t$1OOl the same being lett wi h us by Jacob Il.
ietcner on the seventh day OF July, 1887 pledge
or secur1ty tor debt due which have beeu
paid by July 49, 1887 10y said FLETCHER, aud which
Sal debt Is stun due and unpaid
TERMS cash.
jyJ-dts John r ELLIS n co
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TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.

WALTER 3. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers.
ANGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFF.
FECTS, CARPETS. ETC.
On TOMORROW, JULY fOUhIEENTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, We shall sell, III front OF auct
rooms, general assortment of housekeeping articles,
MALNuI CHAMBER SUITES, FOLDING BEDS.
Pr Il MIRRORS, TWO LARGE GILT FRAME MIR
1,UR3; CHERRY TABLES BOOK CASES. CHERRY
ChAMBER SUITE ENGRAVINGS. PAINTINGS,
,HiNA AND GLASS WARE
by order OF the Government. Fifteen Bigelow Body
Brussels Carpets, Six Rolls Of Straw Mating, Moth
Payer, &C, &c.
Terms cash WALTER b WILLIAMS Il CO.,
III AuctlOna-rs.
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IRAvELERs
OF EXPERIENCE
ALWAYS CARRY
TARRANTS
8 Settler APERIENT.
SETTLER APERIENT

A NGOsTURA BITTEkS Is A HOUSEHOLD
wS ~ oysr the world For over NIFTY Years It has
warn the pubic against counterfejts The genuine
article Ii Manufactured BY DE-. j. q. B. SlEGEkT 4
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


The following are the opening aud closing prices of
tn New York stock Market, as reported by special
vile To COrsOn ana hscartney. 14l3 STREET
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SAOt.I kOI Il 10 LONDON. d.
~ NOkDD- L ICsHkR LLOYD s. s. CO
IA-t GxpreSs steamers.
10 southampton .loEdOn- HzsreI Bremen.
rider bal IulS 4. - an Inns. " ed, Juiy Is
y Va fEaAA. sat July "a. pm. Sale. we'd July
%Ai- Eoe. sat-. JuiS Is, y a. IL. ITaye, Wed.
ConfOr able s;a:eroons. excellent taIJe Inxur,ou,
y - loi tIshts frlces: LIST cabin slOO up
1870 Urn, according O. location: I'd
sud e6O birth. steeraxe IL low r.ts- AnuIV ~ - n
DtOof. SO Penn. ave BEAII. Li.UWN A CO.
io-A So lY12
(NUNAkD LINE.
" ChAS- l. DCB01s CO. Bankers, AGENTS
OOo 9TH a NV
Call and Inspect pans and sScrlt,tiou of x.sors
CATIONS made al Gao ts.--axe S,sfl sSn inn
and sI-o Aouh-t4p a. sresIy reduced rates ma M
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w han baby was sick. ws savs her Castor1A
When shs was child she cr1sd for CasteriA
When abe became Miss. abe chung 10 CastoriA
kheA she haa chiuxeu. hhs gave thean Cassox1A
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Minister Iothrop Resigns.

VIZ. Randall Much fsettcr.
Mr.. Randall passed an easy mig at, and was much
better this afternoon
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PROPOSALS.

July :. ISSS-STALLD PROPOSALS WILL, BE
- lived ore vi the Supervising Architect
r.asury department., WASHINGTON, d. a., until Tw0
t'CLoCk L. M. the sENENIELNIH DAY OF
LIZ lsoS fOr the labor and materials required in
tie erection and comp etlOn of Oai buildings tor
the Slzal Offlcs at Washington. d. e., accordance
with SPECIFICATION aud drawings copies OF which
may lie at this Ufce. the face OF the SuperIu-
teu,4ent and Tn .str Builders AS-Oci tou, Bati-
more, nd Zach bad must be accompanied by certf-
bed check tor zoo. pom receipt 1t tins Once of
l-l-OfiiCe uIO1ey-OrieT s., drawn to the
or.r tn Treasurer % the United tate parties viii
lie furnished with copies If the drawings spccin-
CstIoEs- WILL A fl.LIskI. Supervising Arclliect
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WHr DaAe Our

Amiserahle sx,stencs when . few bottles Of
Ayers Sarsaparfna would certainly give -
strength and ensrgy you need Thousands ses
growing Its virtues daily. 30 may you hra
Alice West Of Jefferson. ". We, writes: II ~.s
Ill run down before began to take Ayer's sar-
sapartus. but am nov gaining In strength svekT
day"
6eins very weak and despondent sstsr . loaa
illness. tried Ayers sarssparilla. and two bot
ties nave restored me 70 my forme, health."--
Miss Blanche q Browneli. Boyiston Place.
Boston
AYERS sARsAPARrILA
Prepared BY Dr.. J. G. Aver 4 Co. Lowell Nssa
Sold BY al Druseists. Price Ell six bottles. g.
WORTH IS A BOTTLE
THE GENUINE lxronrrD
SAhLs BAD sPRupsL Water
EPRUDEL SALT
NATURES WONDERFUL REMEDY roR IIvEI
AND KIDNEY DIsEASEA
APkRFECT CURE
YoR
Constipation Cont. rheumatism. Diabetes, and ii
Diseases Of the stomach
Feware of imitattona
1t has given me better satisfsetion than snythins
vienna.
1hsve used It for years with remarkable succssA"-
Prof. Hawszek.
Write for DR. Toboldss lecture on Carlsbad wate
and Salt read before the Ninth International Medics
Congress. mailed free upon application.
EIsNER MENDELSON CO.. sole Agents. Q Bar
clay st. New York. ja2-m,wSf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13
WASHINGTON Soc1ErY WOMEN.
THE OPINION OF A FASHIONABLE MODESTO.
INTERESTING TO MEN AND WOMEN.
TO BE READ CAREFULLY.

Miss J. F. SMITH. No 1889 9th 1t. NV. Washing
ton, D. c., who dresses the leading society Of
that city. writes. under date of June 4, 1888:
"Dear Madsme have suffered for thres years from
Nervous PrOstrstion. and have only kept my feet
through the use of tones. This year it had been
harder hght than ever, but about two months
OF my customers MRS Justice Miller advised to
try your Vita Nuova' l have improved steadily
since began the use Of it, and would like to know If
you viii send 1t to direct and what YOU will charge
me by the dozen bottlesy My forewomsn. who is
sumptive. ia also taking it with great benefit. have
recommended Vita NuovH' to many OF my customers.
All early answer will greatly obge. yours respectfully.
MISS j. I. SAITH.
ITO Mrs HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
'o2 and 81 bark Place, New York"
Thus II VITA NUoVA" recommended and used
throughout the entire country 1t has restored to
health the aged and the infant NJ remedy has ever
COMMANDED such Spontaneous Endorsements. No
remedy has SO many friends The stomach and nerves
aie the causes OF troubles. VITA MO. A"
quickly brings them into normal condition. One dose
Of VIA NUoVA" wi digest hearty meal IN to
two hours, thus relieving the weak stomach Of all
strain. Refreshing sleep and perfect health will follow
its Pure blood its comp mon. 1t il wine
Of coca aud couutsrieits substitutes proved
unavai.inR. aplo-Om