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CITY ITEMS


Cleartng sale bargains in slippers and
Ladies', Kid Opera slippers, ssc.; worth 75c
Laoles. T. ne oxford Ties 60c.; worth 81
Misses, Kid opera slppers. 4Oc; worth 9oc.
Mems Tennis Shoes 6Oc. worth Il.
Children's Wigwam slippers, SOC; worth 75c.
THH STAR SHOE HOUSE, TO It'll St
Great Annual summer Clearing sale
aortSves A1Sen Sre sl7sdssl TN street
bargai for tomorrow. One duz Mason's quart
preserving jars, SIC; 4-qt porcelain-lined pre-
yards floor oil-cloth, only 2Oc. yard. worth Soc;
Imported shopping baskets reduced from 81. 70 to
Sc; Large wash tub. SO cothespins. clOthesline,
1washboard and bottle blue, 92c., worth 81;
paper washoasins 15c.; worth Soc ladies' fine
ianQy zinc travelling trunks, S2.s9, regular price
30; lew style decorated chamber SETS all colors
= regular price s.; English china tea SETS new
SHAPES, 90 pieces, s.. 10. worth s.; rattan baby
carriages, reduced from $40 to s663; 3 extra fine
Daoy carriages, reduced TO 81 l25; regular price,
$22 40; refrigerators % per cent below cost; SOC
extra large oriental tea tray, only &C.
Three Great Bargains In nne Handmade
Shoes.
Ladies' French Dongola Hand-sewed Shoes
Clearing price, $3.50; worth a.
Ladies' Warranted French Kid Hand-sewed OK
lord Ties; clearing price, 81; worth $3.50.
mems Cali Shoes, guaranteed genuine hand
stltched, all styles; clearing price, 50; worth S.
IHE STAR SHOE HOUSE, 726 7th ST.
II You Want a good smoke as in oldeu times
Try the "Grand Republic Cigarro." II has no equal
For sale by all frst-class dealers. wholesale
agents, Luchs & Bro.
A Heated Term
recalls the fact that Colgate Co.'S Toilet Waters
are very refreshing In the basin and bath. tu LEW
Clearing Sale Bargains in children's shoes
Child ems KID, Spring Heels, 35c.; worth Csc.
Children's Spring Heel Shoes, with Ups soc. /;
worth 9Oc.
Misses Pebble Goat Worked Button Hole Shoes
at Zoe; worth $1.25.
Youths All solid Leather shoes eOc worth
$L25.
Infants Kid Button shoes, Csc. worth 4Oc.
The STAR SHOE HOUSE, 126 1th St
For Soc. we give you N inch by 8 to 9 feet
trunk strap, better than Is Soid elsewhere at 75c
ToPHAMs 1921 Penn. ave. NV. cow
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DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
Royal GIue'' Mends Everything.
save the Pieces! MendS Broken China, Glass
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals &c.I Always liquid!
Always ready! All Druggists and grOcers sell
"ROyal Glue" at 1Oc, Istu&tn
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswoo I. &C,
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LoNG BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, s1.25 a bottle.
DlstlIed In 1874, ~ nJhiana, n.y. Charles kraemer,
sS1 sIh 81 a. W.
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The EMIGRATION Inv EsTIGATIoN.-Johann Most,
the anarchist who was a witness before the emf
ierHaw diH n"t r,e n1 e ", iW
value. He said that but few or the German
socialists come to America. Commissioner or
Emigration Charles +. TantO explained The man
ner In which the Castle Garden and the Wards
Island departments are conducted Under the
present law, he said, an emigrant could only be
he would become charge upon the city OF New
YORK. The head Tax or 80 cents Tor each emf
grant, paid by the steamship companies,
APPOINTED TO about $500, 900 year.
PROF. BROOKS New COMBT.-PrOf. Brooks Sc
cured good observations at Geneva, N. Y, last
evening, OF the new comet Just discovered by him
In Crsa Major. 1t Is moving eaSterly, about Que
degree daily, and is now Just ABOVE the star
Lambda. The comet has large head and q short
tail, which, strangely enough, apparently points
toward the sun.
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4 Inducements To.Night.
Condemned Locals.

JoHSsoN's THkATER.-Minstreis.
PANORAMA BCILDING.-"B2ttle OF SHILOH
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| The Statesmen defeated the Chicago team yes
/ terday, to 2, by means OF magnificent fielding
and opportune batting. ODay and Arundel and
| Baldwin and Daily were the batteries. The game
started on as II the visitors would win. With two
| men out on flies, Du1ys twc-bagger and Anson's
| single produced a run. wllmot made the only
senatorial error OF the game the third but pro-
| duced nothing, as It was counterbalanced by the
great work OF the others. In the fourth the game
was won by hard batting. Wilmot was safe on
Baldwin's tumble, stole second, and came home on
Myers singing hit over Burns head. Daily took a
hand and advanced Myers by hit. Then O'Brien
came In for glory and won the game by two
base drive through Van Haltren, Daily and Myers
scoring. Donnelly and Fuller went out on f1y hits,
and Brien tried TO steal third which, OF course,
mace the third man out. Ryan did his best n the
next inning, and made home-run hit In the
sixth the Senators scored the last run by more
on balls and 10 third on O Briens hit, scoring on
DonneIly's single. double play retired the side,
Daiiy having gone out on fly. Washington made
hits and error, and Chicago hits and errors.
OTHER GAMES.
Boston won from Indianapolis, to 1. The bat
terieS were Conway and Kelly and Healy and
Daily. Boston made 8 hits and 2 errors and In
dianapolis 2 hits and errors
New York won from Pittsburg In the ninth, to
- Welch and Ewing and Calvin and Miller were
the batteries. The Giants made IL hits and 2
errors, and Pittsburg hits ana errors
Detroit. 8 to s. The Philiies made 2 hits and
errors, and the Champions hits and errors.
Casey and Clements and Getzein and Bennett were
the batteries.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 8; Cincinnati, 3
Inc senators have good grip on seventh place
now, with Pittsburg within reach.
The batteries to-day Will be whitney and Mack
against Borchers and Flint or Farrell.
When the mines on the field do not correspond
with the score-card announcement, IL Is respect
fully suggested that the spectators be informed
OF the changes which have been found necessary
before play Is called. great many people like to
keep score, but sometimes they are all at sea, not
knowing the players by sight. 1t would take the
umpire but moment TO make an announcement
10 both the bleaching boards and the grand stand.
Hines and Higgins have been signed by Presi-
dent Soden for the Boston ball club The direc-
tors have notified OROurke and Klusman that
they will be released, the former on account OF
unsatisfactory work and habits, and the latter on
account OF the defect in his arm
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1908 and zoos G st. n.

IIOR RENT-HOUsFS. /
1ill2 10th ST. nw- fur; 1908 and zoos st; n;
u Conn av Iii s sSS " St n w. sr 80
:5932 Ii. w. fur. 13r. sQl2Q5 q St II. Tor.
1915 Sunderland PLi0r75 i5 G stn.wi6r 40 50
225 Sd !. NV. Iur..Ilr i24 9th stn.w Or. 40
1919 %, 4 $. ". ST.: Ia s!n;w Or 81 50
5l2 10th st NV. lIr.L IS r Capitol st. Srs IS
ISL Is I'M ave ave. q az G1s St. 81 ns Or
40 st NV so iids ID St ne.
I23 l2th st. NV 1lr 30 Fart OF house l722 Brsi-
I9O6 st. W.. Or. 30 uard st. L. or..
1446 . ST. NV. Srs....45
STOKES. OFFICES. &c
Store 1888 St NV Str Sdwg. :249 18th st
15a store sS 80 10 Market Space RS sso
18th st. 81. 80 ass La ave- AVE. basement 30
Store and IT.. 525 l0tn store and Dwelling rs
and dwelling zoos Room Is pa
st. n .6rs ;........25 4O1 7tu st. Sd hr. g.. q
SO4 b st NV. (shopl. 10
II . above is 9ply portion Of the property my
the lst and 18th. IauIOl rHOs. E. wAGGAMAN.
EOk RtNT-DwE.LlNG 2ll BID ST N. W: z
parking so feet Widei in trout: $40 Apply neHt d"or
cor Sd and b Nv. aulO-2t'
snd S' AND s1o 2eIl STREET VI
BoTTLiNG Co. 18th and R sss NV auo3t.
LOK RENT
ii65r St.: history brick. 9 rooms..........s5 $500
liza 10th ST.. STORY brick, rooms 30
ii'' io'h st. Ss0T FU 1Eek y EISms' 5000
oughly furnished $50 to October l. and thereafter
Sa19-l2t 14is Est.
DOR REET.A CONVENIENT DESIRABLE
Il House. ;'39 Vermont ave NV; containing
n e3H door oa 0'n 00'fn anS Bqare
I|Ok RENT OR sALE--43. ST. n W, THREE
Aso 4as Srel IN eight III
rooms
Inquire at AS St NV au9-3t.
Isis st Sc; Or 5000. Key $40. 3 Houses
Sth and Sta me- 1 Dr. and tsth: new; $3.50 per
Ell SfssHs nar $50 9s$s iSaa s. TT g
snS iRh 4 ,1o sns5
EoR RENT-A HANDSOME MODERN BAY WIN
ow Sssk II H:gs 5OGs 40 ia North Cap
E9R EENi-FIRNIsHED DWELLING. 1905
auS-1ws 125 Pennsylv MA ave.
I,OR KENT-HoUsE. 9I4 Il ST. n. E, MOD. M
per month. Apply on premises. or 81 ION s.
EoR -RENT-CORNER MASS AVE. AND 18th
ST IS and b.; all M splend locations SIS.
80 SO ii kSiGHi SS7 IS. ssn aiRa0~ M s'
l;oR RENT-UNFuRN!sHED-
l nSlca 1922 d dss Tnon s. Il sls
I2ll Sst NV. Sr. 81 80 ofie rooms 7o5 Sun
si0 0 N stn-S Or q b. rber snop. cor. 18th
| AUS n j. ave. Sc, Or. .26
Iil.ER RUTHERFORD.
au7-6t' 1907 st. NV.
1TOR RENT 1874 Pa.av. NV store &6rS3 81
u 1915 SO SOB St. ne. -
1915 NJ ST.. l0r... 500 1872 n. J. ave.
122O Il st Or. &ba th6O 40 ST. 6r 1890
S2l . st., l3r., ......O0 100 st 6r ...lG.30
9b y Or tU1 st 1850
$40 ST., 9r., mi AZ SO ltn st. 6r. IL. 30
81 Sd st. 9r.... 40 81 l2;h St ne, II
2O16 Vt. ave-, 30 SD 12th st. II
6I9 ). e. 7r., 80 434 18th ST. or. 10 30
l4Oo Col STIR 40 Dig Marks Alley $50
1000 Ii st. Or. pa 40 kr. 12l0 st. Sc, Or. IL
iy32m SWORMSTLDT & BRADLEY. 921 Fn.w.
ErOR PENTHOUSE NO. 10 MASSACHU>E rs
Il ave. roUms; II w; modern improvements
SIS. 30. Apply to ". e. JOHNSON. 7lS 18th st.
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MaxweII's Unhappy Relatives.

AN AFFECTING SCENE IN THE ST. LOUIS JAIL WHEN
1T WAS LEARNED THAT ALL HOPE WAS GONE.
When Maxwellwa told In Sl.Louis yesterday that
Gov. Morehouse had refused the request OF the
British government for further respite for him,
the condemned murderer became pale and tremu-
lous The news was conveyed to Maxwell by his
confessor. Father Tlban. Mrs Brooks, mother Of
the condemned, and Miss Brooks, his sister, had
learned Of the result at Jefferson City, through
the coroner's clerk, John F. Ryan. They asked to
be permitted to go inside the screen to meet the
son and brother, and the reques was granted
When they reached the cell Mrs. Brooks rushed
into her sons arms and embraced MIN warmly,
kissing him twice and crying vut, ION. my poor
hunted boy!" Then the sister embraced her doomed
brother. Both ladies' were In tears, but endeavOr-
Ing TO hide their emotion. Maxwell was deeply
affected, and for q time lost control OF himself,
but soon rallied and presented an undst urbed ex-
terror In response TO query he said ne would like
10 see MS father before he died. When Mrs. Brooks
and daughter departed IL was with the under
standing that they were to be granted another
meeting with the condemned man.
Henry Landgraff, who is 10 be executed on the
same gallows with Maxwell, passed his last day
on earth In an uneventful manner. He spends his
time reading prayer-bOOk and smoking an Old
cob plpe.
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To Prevent SunstrOke s.

SIMPLE RULES THAT MIGHT SAVE MANY LIVES DUR
ING THE HEATED TERM.
"Most all these cases OF sunstroke," said the
doctor at the Emergency Hospital to a STAR re-
porter to-day, "are preventable." We have had
only one death; that Is the case Of Robey, and he
was nearly dead when brought to U.S. II ople
knew what 10 do and would attend to a rev sim
pie rules there would be little danger OF any seri-
Gus effects from the heal"
SYMPTOMS, PRECAUTIONS, AND TREATMENT.
Then tie doctor sat down and wrote the follow
ing for the reporter:
while sulstrokes and heat exhaustions are
so prevalent IL would be well for those who are
In the sun, As well as those who work In not places
though sheltered, TO read the following: During
e course OF some eXhausting Labor in a hot al
mospnere there comes on an increasing sense OF
weakness; the sight grows dim rushing sounds in
the ears, and the individual sinks down patti Ally
or entirely unconscious. In severe cases may fall
suddenly. The face Is pale, features sunken, pu-
pills dilated and surface or body cool and persplr
Ing. The above answers TO heat exhaustion and
requires rest and stimulants, the head low and
body recumbent, and IL able 10 swallow an ounce
or two OF brandy should be administered.
III the premonitions OF approaching sunstroke
were needed there would be fewer cases and the
mortality would Of lessened. The patient ex-
pericnces feeling as II a band was being drawn
around his head, headache, vertigo, and weak ess;
aStrOng SENSE or depression felt the middle OF
the chest, and InayUe nausea and vomiting. He
should now go 10 d cooler place and seek, by pour
ing water on his head and wrists, TO reduce the
Hos'e Va MS oouJ. -NO1"itHotdhuiHS INC eAiottncc
Oh these symptoms The laboring man continues to
work, and suddenly falls and QUICKLY becomes un-
conscious. In some cases the condition or uncon-
seriousness Is preceded by deliriouS acts.
'The treatment Is 10 remove th: patient to
shaded place and reduce the heat Of the body
(Which Is greap by an ice-bag applied 10 head
anu wrapping In sheets or comforts, and keeping
them Wet with the coolest water avalIable. lhis
article is Intended 10 Impress on those who are
compelled 20 be exposed during the hot months
the necessity OF ceasing work and cooling as soon
as headache and weakness is felt. A physician
should be called In any case where the least dan
ger Is indicated"
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
III BARSEGAT CITY. Nj
oren June 18Th - october list
Terms. address 4: c. BOIcE rrorrietOr nyas-sa
HOTEL k..rrnsknL
CAIskILL MOUNTAINS. ny.
NOW OPEN.
RATES REDUCED.
Railroad sccess dregt the hotel For circuia-~. so
Address W. 4. PAIGE Manager.
8ll-26t k2sieiskiA r. u. ortene COUNTY. \. Y
= OCEAN CITY. WORCESTER CO. Md
s NSS 1pS r "a ssseP'on Of guests For par iear'
CAPE MAY POINT, n. L. CARLTuN HOUSE
Sopen after June IN Cape House swAis open
the coast seventh season of present management.
Se5i-sm All. HAMILTON.
bright HOUSE, REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL.
- reopened June 90 under the same man.senent as
lars Star Office Trans leave washington at L. O5
nGSn change At Baltimere and arrive at eheooth q,
iyaS-da~sooiw. flohe cs Mn Nay POINT. MI
THE CHALFoNTE, ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
Il Tn, roughly heated hot and cold water baths.
,Sa rar0' passenger elevator op,n fss1a.y e 90
t.:.4. h.s2m,jel3.eO:m
REAUMoNT, kENTrcKY AVE, NEAR PACIFIC
+. O. Bo, as ATLANTIC ciNJh MIS- "a MILLER
N2.-eo.lm Hormerly of the Ldlsonl
UNITED STATES H 9,I,a;i, c,,r,S.
1hs Largest and Leading Hotel
Opens June -. 1855.
h. H BROWN
yc15-2m HARRY b. WARDEN. Manager.
FOREST Inn, FoRE,T GLEN STATION. B. so.
X n. y miles from Washington. Is no. open. under
the National Hotel, A new house, with ali modsrn
MY Gu, Proprletors, Forest Glen, Md. and Ma
tiOnal Hotel. washington. D. c Se3o-2m
l,AU0ulER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Il fsuQuier County, Va.
will be onen JUNE lsr for the accommodation Of
guests The most complete and bestequipped summer
resort IN either of the vi1niAs Gas electric bells
Terms s35 to $50 Ter calendar month. Twoand
Write for circular ~ontanlns anaiy u water
trse p &C Address ,nnrx
RocK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS
GREAT North Mountain near Winchester Va. 81 hours
from Washington.
, A safe home for families No BAR Accommodates
700 A.mosphere cool scenery grand splendid roads
waters steam-heatel mineral baths and larse SWIM
aa p" t sIi s hrsteiass. saed
nlsnts complete beds comiorts lie Terms reasonable
illustrated circulars Al thus Office Apply to
The Sun building. Washington. d. G.
A RGYLF-oCEAN END CONN. AVE. ATLANTIC
N city. n j.; new sanitary arrangement; new man
mil lima el3-2m I. GODSELL.
NAMES MOST POPULAR RESORT
XNl "IHE BLUl FS,"-
Mount Desert Ferry.
new house overlooking the
All modern convene noes In full view of Bar Har-
Dor Boating ami FISHING passed Fine lawns for
Tennis and Croquet u. L. STOCkHAM CO.
ieio-2n Proprletors
IL O1EL LAFAYETTE
beautifully located within ofeet Of the Ocean.
strictly frst-class. cuutaninx all modern improve
nients with IRE ESCAPES and perfect drain sAzs
JelO-2ln 4. IL nILDREIIi. Proprietor.
THE ALDINE. CAPE MAY. n. J.. DECATER ST,
nrst house from the beach. opposite hot aud cold
baths For particulars. apply TO THEO. MULLER
el-lOw Proprietor.
VlREX1ON VILLA. CAPE May n. J.. NEAR THE
lDUeach. and hot baths open Tor the
larle Vel audas terms moderate.
my14-:Bun Mrs. J. A MYERS. p o. Box Ssi.
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A Parade without Mr.. blaine.
fHl REPuBLlCAN DEMONSTRATION IN NEW YORK Las,
NIGHT.

Notwithstanding the non-arrival Of Mr.. Blaine.
the republican parade was held In New York last
night. The reviewing stand At Madison Square,
from which II was intended TO have Mr.. Blaine see
the procession, was crowded to sufYocation long
before the procession reached there. Mr. Levi p.
Morton, the candidate for Vice. President took Mr.
Blalnes place. Among those on the stand were
walker Blaine, Gen. Barnun, senator Quay, Van
RENSSELAER, Cruger, Gen. w. r. Knapp, Barney Big.
In Pon ls Commssioner AcCabe, Gen Mp. Banks,
member OF the national committee from the Dis.
trict OF Columbia; Col A L Conger OF Ohio; Pat
rick Ford, Austin Ford ana Gen. Kirwin. Mr.. Nor
ton was heartt cheered by the various battal1ons
as they passed the sand. Tn re was no speech
making. The absence OF Mr.. Blaine, It Is said, did
not seem 10 DAMIEN the ardor OF the paraders, and
lew aliuSlons 10 him were to be seen ON the BAN
nerS AL along the line or march the streets were
thronged with thousands OF spectators
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

cTEAMER JOHN ". THOMPSON.
- Commencing MONDAY. June -. 1883. for HotD-
Landings NO4ulal Beach. Nonllui.
CuTrloIrau. aha Leo aratoNn.
Leave q IA street wharf al . IN. Monday. Meduos-
DAY and nday. Pare 10 all landings. hrs-c %
cent. secOnd7class. 81 Csants. L. W IN MAXI
ie2i-0w tr.u Ihl sianaarcr.
DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
III Eor laltiInorc and lo;uIunc River Landings.
Steamer 81 il, CAPT UeOghessn leaves Stepnensou's
NlAu every SUNDAY, ~ 4 O'Clock a.. 4GFaf
fieight aust be prepaid
lUr IurtLcr lllOrlAlsl lon. apply TO
slElhkASON 4 BRO.
m3- GIN sth street wharf
VIL VERNON MI VERNON!
STEAMER W. ". CDRCORAN
Leaves 7th-stret What daily teNceIt iayD for VT
Vernon and hiver LAnGnils far down q mont q
10 O'Clock a. ketarLlag, Reaches NEsiilsioa
SO l. l. BLAKE. C~ptaia
U-OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN,is. -
I NEW IRON STEAM Il "NAkEEIfIlg'
Leaves 9TH -. wharf 81 MONDAYS III hNDAfS
aid A1UGDAHs ~ an. Returning 1t LsD Al y
FRIDAYS aid SUNDAYS D. w.. toachln al liEeFl-4nd-
lgs a. & r as Nomini CTtek Va 81 ieinenls isa1
IsoIardtowu Nd Connects with ard o. X AZ It
sleI,lercs See schedule john a. PADGEII at
G. W. RIDLEY. Manager gAI5
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NOR RENT-HOUsES-
Il 1900 Q Ut. NV. Dr..
MI. new. $50
304l n st, 11r.. mi. BE
3317 n NV, Tor, MI ..35
3432 z NV. 1r.. m.t21.5
35 10 Prospect ave. NV,
7r N. t................25
sos p ct. NV, Tor. and
store m.1...............2b
1876 SD st, Ok. ,m.i... 20
tyl6-3an y. II. ETC
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ID. LOughran has bought OF Mary Anderson for
$500 part g. square III, p by the north
west corner OF 10th and / streets northwest Su-
san II. shields has bought Tor -, 800 OF W. L. Cur
ley SUP - square 1873 1871 by 80 feet on street
between 18TH and 10, streets northwest
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Tor RENT = COG 18TH ST. n. W., 10 ROOMS.
Il all modern improvements
ball, BROWN co,
jyl9-lm 1921 r st

EuR RENT-s35-A VERY COMPLETE HOUSE
II Of 10 rooms: cellar. furnace and all modern inn
prov, ments: lightiully situated; 1866 Bounda y.
SWOkMS IEDT BRADLEY, 921 st. au4-6t
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1908 and zoos G st. n.
W, -or...........S110.50
- 9 II ST. NV, Sr. 30
2Q5 q st. IL. W., Tor. As
iolo II st. n. W.. 1lr.. ;. 40
IL u >t.n. Tor. 40. so
! i24 9th st. NV. Or. 40
10 30th Ii. W.. lar. 40
) I'D st.n.w. .9r. 81 90
u 2.d st NV, y rs. 30
.6 r.. Capitol St. Srs. 3J
.U:i Z. Cap. ST., Or. .......25
80 4th st. NV. Or. %
IL 9th It. Sc, 7r. 20
HOP I'd st. ne 1r..,...l2
Part OF house l722 Brai-
uard st. NV, Or. IL
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OFFICES
041 St. I'd floor, D front 937 St. I'd floor m $50
rs heated by stean& loo y33 st.. I'd floor 1rm. ID
041 f. Sd hoor front I1O La. ave-, from 10 10 20
heated by steam. 333 N3 st. W.. Sd noor =
Elegant rooms i'll "Suu Go La. ave-. I'D door. 20
building "hreproof,2 ele- l3 ith st. 2r..... 20
vators heated by steam, ) Is Ill tn ST., :}r, 20
from $50 to 800 each 400 l3h st. n w., hall 20
710 1lth st. n. w., Pr. 30 II + W., 1r
STORES
Magnificent stora Sun Al 18th ct n,w S3O
Building per q, 600 IL IN ab Pa av, store Ii
l19i Pa av store. q ab Pa ay. store
1IOS Pa av- store 30 800 9th st. w., l5
FOR list of furnished call for send to oftce
or list Of property for sale call for send office
Properly placed with for rent sale literally
adver used tree OF cost to the owner.
au6 RSO HOFFMAN. 10th and sta NV.
VCOR RENT-THREE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES,
IL 1928, $780, and 1892 9th st. n. w. all modern
improvements and convenences: each 10 rooms aud
bath; desirable neighborhood. Inquire of owner,
FRANK L. BROWNING, 4l6 9Th ST. NV. au4-2m
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SATURDAY RATES 70 DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
The Bait more and Ohio Railroad will sell special
excursion tickets ftO-morrOv) saturday Aucusr
IL, TO Deer Park, Mountain Lake Park and oak
land. at the rate OF -. Tickets good returning
until Monday, Inclusive. Trains leave Baltimore
and ONO Depot, New Jersey avenue and street,
hin on, at 1865 a ~, 3, and 9:45 D. m
u = lO;oo Il In train has through Pullman buffet
parior car, and the and 9:45 p. 10. trains have
through Pullman buffet sleeping cars attached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

A Heated Term
recalls the fact that colgate & Co.'S Toilet Waters
are very refreshing In the basin and bath. tu 2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

EOR RENT-HOUSES.
l. lll2 10th st. NV, fur,
lH................... SOC
Ill0 Conn. av. llr. .S3.3:.
30J2 Z Ii. w.. fur, l3r. sc
I'll A st. Sc, 13r. .......7:
1916 Sunderland Pl.. lori.
I'D Sd L. NV. llr.
1887 l. st. Il. W. 1Or.......
1910 IL st. NV. Or.
Il ~ + st. II. w.. l2r. 80.
5l2 10th st NV. IT,.
$50 L st. n.w.. Tor. 10
222S to 223S N. j. ave. n.
W, Sr........-....... %
4229 q st NV, Tor. ut
I223 18th st. NV. llr. .5t
1906 g st. II W.. Or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

FINHE AURORA HOUSE
l. with its Annex and Cottages.
ON TIE CREST OF HE ALLEGH ANIES
5000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-WAlER-
select Family resort, at very moderate rates. This
locality is noted for its Bracing Al Il. Hes thfulness
and Picturesque Iandscares- No foys, hay lever,
no mosquitoes. Pure slriig water. GOOD roads.aml
amusenIents. Accommodation first class. Table the
best Circulars the St Office.
au4 j. H SHAEFEn. Prom, Aurora W. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

Ii You Want good smoke as in oldeu times
try the "Grand Republic Cigarro." II has no equal
For sale by all nrstclass dealers. wholesale
agents Luchs Bro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court to Daniel
Dore and Bessie Muller; c. w. Gorham and Abbie
Steanes, both OF Fairfax County, Va; James Lewis
and Mamie FauntrOy; William Brown and Lucinda
Regney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CTTY-Special train
Will leaNe Baltimore and Ohio depot next
saturday afternoon at 4 O'clock arriving M
Atlantic city at 10:50. ON return firm
special train viii leave Atlantic City sunday eve
hhs at arriving at Washington at II 30 mid
night tickets also good on all regular trains
sunday and Monday. ROund-trip fare only ri !.