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MAKE No MrsrAKE

you bave made up your mind to buy Hoods Sarsa
parflla do not be induced to take any other Hoods
sarsaparlla is peculiar medicine possessing by
tue of its peculiar combination, proportion and pr ep
aration curative superior to any other article
the Kind before the people. Be sure to get Hoods
In store the clerk tried induce me to buy then
own instead of Hoods Sarssparilla But he could moi
prevail on to change. l told him knew What
Hoods Sarsarlla had taken it, perfectly sat
isfied with it, and did not want any other" Mrs ELL
A GoFF, 81 Terrace street, Boston, Mass.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for S5. Prepared only
By C. L HOOD CO.. Apothecaries Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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PRIZES AT THE DOG SBOw.-The following prizes
have been awarded at the dog show Ia addition to
those already published in The STAR: MastlfS,
open dog-First, DIR. Arthur SnOwden'S car;
highly commended, ChaS. E. BARRIERS Duke.
Smooth-coated ST. Bernard puppies-Very highly
commended. j. A. Reavis' Blizzard. Greyhounds-
First, j. A. Reavis- Deerhounds, dogs-First, Mrs.
+. h. Loring'S Brian DeernOunds, btches-FIrst,
Miss Sallie Woods Brasina. English settlers,
champion dogs-First, f. W. TESTERS Glenrock.
English settlers open dogs-Flrst, j. j. Snellen-
berg'S Count Hendricks; second, Z W. TESTERS
Blue Prince; third, Richard Smyths Dixie Glad
stone; very highly commended, Chas. 5. Keiler's
Flash and Wash Majors Frank; highly COIN
mended, W. Ii. FergusSon'S Ned ii. NJ De Alleys
White, VIM. Carpenters Rip Van Wrinkle, and l.
W. Lyons Moses. open Enthusiastically. +.
Lewis Polly; second ". r. Travers' Princess Pearl;
commended Richard smiths Queen. Irish set
ters-Special, Ed Maner's Larry S. Gordon set
tiers, champion dOgs-First, A. II. ChrtsrS Alp.
Chesapeake Bay dogS-First, Associated Fanciers'
Whittier. Pugs, open btches-Flrst, S. Z. Rab-
bits Daisy. Puppies-F1rst, Z. W. testers Judge;
ter's Jerry.
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CONDEMNED Locals.

Yesterday Judge Cox, Ia the Equity Court, made
decree constituting the Will OF the late Henry
smith The court decided that Nalvinl EaveS
was entitled t0 have the real estate conveyed 10
her n soon Is she paid The debts due Henry Smith.
IhOs- +. MOnahan, Of Pennsylvania, addressed
ILe AhJ4-PoVerty society last evening.
Michael Hill, a l5bOrer, While under the infiu-
ence OF liquor gathered a bunch OF flowers In the
Capitol -rOIudS yesterday afternoon, for which he
was arrested by Onlcer Hopkins, and this morning
when tired IN the Police Court was fined 81
susan Carter. idicted for grand Larceny, was to-
DAY rci,..,ed on her personal recOgniZance In the
Criminal Court because OF her ply steal condition.
CAir- H. Perry No l:S0s 18th street, reports the
larceny OF Sl5 worth OF clothing. Petit and
D-4pps report the larceny Of - worth of tools
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REFRIGERATOR
HOUSEKEEPERS are invited to examine the CELE-
DRAFTED REFEIGERATORS for which we sole
agents for the District
EDDY'S REFRI0ERATORS,
WITH sLATE-STONE SHELVES
We have sold above for twelve years and every pur
chaser Ia pleased with them.
LORILLARD REFRIGERATOR
For Clubs and Restaurants.
MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATOR,
lined entirely with glazed stoneware.
They are all nrst-clsss Rsfrissraton and do theiz
work well and economically
Write or call for circulara
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAM FREEZERs
None better n. w. BEvERIDGE
my%e-Sm 1000 Pa. Ave.
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SELL1Se. SELLING. SELLING.

SELL1Se. SELLING. SELLING.
ALWAYS SELLING BARGAINS.
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN fine
quality extra width, really worth jc reduced i2 u
, BLACK sURAH SILKS, excellent quality, cash value
Zoe, reduced to Doc
FRENCH SATTEENS, very finest quality, Csc
FANCY SILKS, actual cost 81 H. 40. 4lc.
INDIA LINEN. real fine quality, cheap at 15c re-
duced to Sc.
FRENCH LAWNS, finest quality, 25c.
HENklEITAS, tine fashionable dress goods, TAM
terra Gotta mahoxany serpent, blood, goben blue
pure wool: wide double width: special bargain 4Sc
SATIN MORE twstered silk, all colors: splendid
quality; p-lce reduced, 75c.
HENk1ETTAS. all colors, wide double width. 12
VALUABLE PRESENTS for our cash customers
buy 20 or over and select of the following pre-
sents Pair OF handsome Damask Towels pair of ele-
CANT Corsets worth Zoe, or half dozen pure Linen
Damask Napkins worth Toe
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.
FIGURED INDIA LINENS, beautiful new styles
nearly yard wide, real value 121Sc.; reduced loo.
CREAM ALBATkOSS, all pure fine French WOOL
extra wide double width. wonderful cash bargain 81
CHALLl DE LANES, baautiful styles, 12k.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for our cash customers
Buy 10 or over and select one Of the following pre-
sents: Handsome Bridal Quilt worth IL 90, one doz
Damask Napkins worth Slo0. or two pair of Damask
Towels. my29
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A VERDICT OF GUILTY.-Yesterday, in the Crimi-
nal Court Judge Montgomery, the case OF Addison
Day, "a colored undertaken, On the grave charge OF
Keeping bdwdy -hOuSe on AZ street between
Pennsy lyania and Missouri avenues, was tried on
appeal from the Police Court. Testimony Was
given 10 show the character OF the occupants OF
the house, and for the defendant 1t was testified
that rooms were rented 10 the girls who We're In
the house. After argument this morning the
judge charged the jury that II they believed that
the place was a bawdy-hOuse and the wife OF the
defendant the actual keeper, yet il they found
that lie lived with her and was the head OF the
house, exercising control, he should be held re-
spOnsiDie. The jury found u verdict OF guilty.
MIR. CdhiIl gave notice of a motion in arrest OF
Judgment.
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Saturday bargains.

Tomorrow we shall again offer our regular Sat.
urdly mark-cOwn prices, which promise 10 eclipse
all OF our former Efforts, by quoting the following
which are only few OF the many bargains TO be OBJ
tained at the Old Reliable Family SnOe store: La.
dies oxford ties, plain and with patent ther
tips, reduced from s1.25 to 73 cents pair. Ladies'
- OXIordS only $124; 50 oxford ties, only s.. 9S:
Ladies s. Kid button boots, only s.. l.. We would
call your special attention TO our 81. 40 hand
sewed button. They will cost you 81 so elsewhere.
our $3.50 shoes will be sold Tomorrow only al
S29s. Gents 81 low shoes all 60 at $1.49 We are
selling the best low shoe at LBS In the city,
Gents 81 shoes in button, laced and Congress.
Will go Tomorrow at sos Lawn tennis and
baseball goods at o sacrifice.
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
80 18th ST. NV.
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REDUCED PRrcEs o.
TRAVELLING BAGS AND sATCHELs.
CLUB sATCHELs.

CLUB sATCHELs
Size.... 10 IL IL IL Ia Il 10 Inch
Price. Ellis $50 Las LOO 10 100 90.
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, NICKEL TRIMMINGS
f Price. sIss 80 rs 30 as 80 20 y Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, LEA-CoyEREDFRAME
frise. ely 200 2s5 80 2s5 800 a. e in'A
REAL GRAIN LEATHER LEATHER-LINEp.
f5s 70 30 80 30 ~ st 80 e $50 e inch
GENUINE Observation-Disclosures LINED.
Priee .s4oo 40 800 $50 500 $50 20 % '"S"
GLADSTONE BAGS,
Made Of GOOD Quality Duck.
fTlee....... 600 Us $50 20 400 sss. '"'"
REAL GRAIN LEATHER JAPAN FRAME.
s55 a.s5 400 400 $50 coo. il'"
REAL GRAIN FULL LEATHER-LINED
Price,. .sa 40 800 600 s.35 800 M.
Large assortment of Finer Quality Travelling Has
and other Travelling Goods.
Remember that manufacture Trunks aud Har-
hess. and guarantee 10 give you best value your
money.
mh3l-3m ToPHAM's 1921 Pa ave. u. ".
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MARRIAGE LICESsES.-Marriage licenses hav e
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Frederick
Gordon and Mary Moore; Charles Martin Bell and
Netle Fuller; ThOmas'h. Gardner, OF Alexandria,
Va. and Jennie Jones, OF Toronto, Can; Johnny
Brown and aary Smith; Eugene Moore and Olivia
Ann Barker; Benjamin y. Taylor, OF Alexandria,
Va, ana Ida NJ. Van Geuder, OF Anacootla, ID. C.. !;
Hanson Gasaway and Martha E MOten.
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CITIZENS ASSOCIATION No. 3.-At special meet
Ing Oi the ASSOCIATION last evening IA resolution
Was adopted 10 appoint u committee OF nve to CO.
operate with a similar committee OF Citizens AS
ISOLATION No. Z. 40 invite a wider and more gen.
cral expression OF the sentiments OF people In
opposition TO the scheme or a railroad tunnel
Though the heart OF capitol Hi, and MeosTs.
George VI. oyster, L Chapel, j. Z. lO>t, A. Gil
roGlrd and 5. &. Clarke were accordingly ap-
pointed"
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
S,S,n.en.engS ss-nsUls

AmusemenIs kO-niyh..
C0NGKEG ,TIoSAL CHUEcH-MIle Nogueiras' Con-
cert.
ALBAUGBS.-"The Beg-ar STUDENT
Acknowledgements Lace handkerchief"
EAKKIs.-.sTnC Black Flag"
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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LOCAL MENTION.


In0'cGfOus for "a. 2. hours commencing nj p. IN.
For the District Of Columbia, Virginia, and
North Carolina. light 10 fresh nOrthweSteriy
winds, cooler, fair weather.
running over with 50 many bargains in shoes
and slippers II Is almost impossible 70 give alist OF
the many articles we are OueTing at astonishing
prices. We are selling 75c- ladies' and Misses
opera slippers for JDc.; elegant Rid OXFORD Ties,
Ipped or plaIn ladies' and misses at sJc.; solid
lthcr school shoes Tor boys and girls az 81, worth
Sl-.J cuidrenS solar tp, spring heels or heeIS at
6I, worth 81. Springfield shoes. sizes TO 3,
Guced % sc; chil1ren'S oxford ties. sizes > 10
To- only Soc: Isd es clOth-hOuSe slippers only lc.;
mems ssryiceA0ie lOW-quarteTcd shoes marked
dow 10 II -: mems, warranted genuine Kangaroo
lOW-stIapsd ties. ONfOTdS or button, only $780,
actual value 81; mems working shoes, solid
leather. only 900. worth sl-2J. The STAR SHOE
HOLE. 1.,i I'm stTael.
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Real Estate Sales.

Messrs. DuncansOn Bros. have sold recently at
auction Tor the owners lots % and 80, square ILL.,
situated on Connecticut avenue, near Dupont Cir
Gle, containing $3.50 square 1eeJ, at SEQ per
square foot. Part OF lot ., square ~, improved
BY twO-story ana basement brick dwelling No. 313
III street northeast, 10 Edmund Casey for 81, 400.
SGDIOt %, square az, situated ON sd street, be-
tween anu II streets northeast, To Lettie +. Nc
lntyre Tor 81 y cents per square loot For JnO. G.
ueld trustee, lot go stanton Barnes ct al, sub
division OF certain lots in square 49, improved by
three-StOry and basement brick dwelling, 17l9
Rhode Island avenue, 10 Mrs. Frances McCauley
Iur s22.SOO. For A. A. Brney and f. III. Machey,
trustees, lots 20 and - IN square 6:, fronting on
street, opposite the Capitol grounds, 10 Ida u.
Marshall Tor sl92s per square 1oot. For the owner
lot IS, OF Edwards and GarneJtS subdivision CT
part OF squ1e So, improved by athree-Story brick
dwelling, NJ. $50 street southeast, TO Mary j..
Gardeh Tor =, OCO Lots 10 -, Inclusive, or sub
division OF part OF Peasant Pains, about 100000
square feet, Tor 1000, situated on Nit Pleasant
avenue, near 1th street, TO Mrs. Ellen Spencer.
john Paul Jones has bought. Tor s., 602.5.2, OF
julia ). GOOdfellow ct al, sub 149, square 15J, OF
irregular shape, on New Hampshire avenue and X
street northwest W. Il. O'Brien has bought OF
Geo. A. McIhenny, for si,914, sub lots % and 20,
square 40, Is by 100 feet edch on I'D street, be-
tween and h streets northwest.
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uly29-6t

l'OR RENT
Tel2Fn.w.l1r$ 166 81 637Mass .av.n.e. Or s2:5 .35
1i31 ST. NV, l3r.. Ia los n.w.,tjr 30
~! St H. W., 2Or. 100 400 boundary n ,7r rs
Oli 11tn st. NV. l2r 100 1913 v ST. w. 7r.... %
6l9 ST. NV, 1lr.... 90 PA Mass. II. w. 80
l3l Md av me- llr. =. 20 1916 L. St NV. Or. so
w stnw. 1T 35l3 2l3 !. ST. NV, Sr. 20
81 l. Cap ST.. LII 90 ~ 6o9 Ut. n.e Gr 20. 30
Els 6th St NV. Tor. 30 i4i stn w .or 20.4O
GRANT Place Or: Id u ~ 9TH s.: Ii. Or. 70 30
100 18TH ST. NV, llr.. 40 Ola st. 6r 10 30
3O3 St NV, 81: 40 Il23 NJ.ave ". III. Is 80
SOt ST. NV, lOr.... 4O2l1S ST. NV. 6r.....l Z
g5l st. NV. Or. 6;i l. w. or.
lOil 10th st. nw. 9r3ooO 10 lth ST. ,6r.. l6
1905 ST. II. W.. Or. 30 1852 W., Or 30
622 St NV, 30 y:s3 5tn ST. ne. DR..
33iI St Sc, Or 10 90 800 18TH St sw:, Or. Is
40 ii st. Or. 20 "a Fenton Pl ne Or I3 so
13y Sd ST NV. 7r. 27y0 Az Warner St. Or. IL so
9lO goth st. NV. ST. 80 go ST. Sc, Or. I237
1J35 18th st. n w-6re5 10 1907 22d ST. Jr. =
3lS I'd St. Sc. Sr. 90 YO4 25tn ST. NV, Or l.}J
!l6 st. s. W., Or. ~ 422ll9 9TH ST. NV, or.
1i32 Pierce P 7r. 40 800 9th stu W., 4r. 20
go ArthurPl 7r....254U
my2S b II. WAKNER & CO. GIG r st. NV
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PIER.

On the wave-swept shore of Southern Rhode Island
place Of rest and enjoyment, unsurpassed the At
lantc coast Su fcient communication with the out
side world yet delightfully."- isolated that the Sunday
outcome of cities cannot rush in annoy and monop
olize From the first the patrons of this have
been of the highest characterquiet Of refined
tastes, who blend into harmonious whole socie-
~. at Intelligent arstocratic yet free and
politan.
The Pier and its environment, designed by nature.
aided by art is indeed haven of rest The restless
is in the foreground and in its fury flashing the sturdy
crags rolling in long pillows the sanded shore
the finest beach in the world is present pic
ture Of marvellous beauty and grandeur while in the
background is the picturesque minglng of upland and
dale Of shady walks and drives. Of sylvan glens aud
thickets.
Expressly to enjoy the bathing do visitors from
every state In the Union. No sandwastes, dusty
thorougiares intervene oct ween hotels the be III
ing pavilion. Directly from their clean kept
walks the bathers tTip TO the beach-the rlisening
beach. miles i'll extent. where the children romp and
play from morning till niglt-a charming with
The lazy lapse and lisp of the waves.
The wants ana wishes OF the ministered
by hrst-class hotels arranged Tor comfort ease and
a-season enjoyment Wide verandss stretch seward
and rooly cham beers with modern appurtenances
fair views OF water and land. The tables supplied
by the Rhode Island gardens and the markets in the
large clues. punctuslly, systematically.
inquiry of the prorretors OF one or all OF the hotels
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SIZE The $3.50 MenSBargain suits
Manufacture CloGniers ana TaiI o.

Mr.. GEO. WOOLDRIDGE, the weIl-knOwn canine
ami feline expert or South Washington, has pur-
chased IN canada the celebrated cocker Spaniel
.'Queen Bee" she will arrive next week, and
those interested invited 10 inspect her quail
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Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
s'ROyal Gluc'' yIends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &C.! Always uquidi
Always ready! All Druggists and grOcers sell
"Royal Glue" at 1Oc. LstuSth
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
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The Great Closing Out sale at S. W. Augenstein's,
ing. Large wash basin and 80 clothes pins I3c ;
water bucket and scrub brush, 1Jc; handsome
hand-painted chamber sets, S..9S; worth So; u
backing brush AID box backing, 23c.; decorated
tea sets, 30 pcs S34S regular plce So; oval wash
boilers, 4oc.; worth 15c.; decorated dinner sets
with lew pieces missing, only 1854; regular
cost price sl4; Japanned kniie-boxes, lie; ia
panned cuspadores 25c.; POT. Gem ice-crean freez-
ers, SLAB; .'-Ql, S1.12; 4-qt., STA; door mats
3oc.; SO baby carriages reduced $685. all othei
carriages equally as low. Refrigerators, trunks,
and water-cooers at and below cost
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IAdvertlsennentl

shtABLk REAL ESTATE At AUcrroS.-Thomas
DCMuhs VIII sen Tomorrow, at O'Clock D. ~, the
.a.uaole snree-story and basement brick residence
Win back building, being No. I16l street north
Drnkards trustees. and Will positively take place
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FORREST DODGE, COAL MERCHANT.
l. Wholesale and Retail
Anthracite Goal Of all kinds con stsntly on hama
GEORGES CREEK CUMBERI.ANh CnXT~

Ssx ed and split Mood 70 order.
lard and Once, 3OOS Water st; Branch once I21.
Slst st. topposats POst-othcel. West Warrington
Tsi.phone-Yard 1854. Branch onos sas-2.
my1O.lR
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Are You in Doubt as to where you can pur.
chase Your family supplies to the best advantage,
II so come To our store ana See the low prices on
line COfrees, Teas, Sugar, Flour, &c.
VI. d Z. METzGER Az 9TH st. NV.
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COffccs. Teas, Chocolates. II Fine Coffee
DC. Old Government Java Coffee, 3Oc. fine mixed
or green, or Spring Leaf Tea, Soc; elegant table
Butter, in prints SOC. best Minnesota p. r. Flour
&c sack. NJ. =. METZGER,
All 9TH q n w
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DECORATIVE WonK.

Ladies contemplating going to the ses--hore or to
their country residence for the should visit our
rooms and take with them some of our new TANBoG
suitable for TABLE COVERS. PoRTIEKEs. SOFA
CUSHIONS and OTHER attractive pieces VI work for
Decorative PURPOSES
New and original work constantly received
ROPE SILK hundred Different shades. BA-
GARRoN ART THREAD in sixty shades All kinds
Of EMBROIDERY MATERIAL
oPPENHEIMERs' NEW BUILDING,
5la NINTH ST. w.
Ofleinators and Designers Of New Work
Sole agent tor the Light Running New Home Sewing
Machine. my2O
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Half Usual Prices,
Still Going On.

Fine Derby Hats, all cOlors. soc. tos
ZOO straw Hats, latest styles, Is 10 15c.
AMERICAN, 20J Penn. ave, CD, Gardens
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RUN OVER BY A CARRIAGE-Ab0ut O'Clock yes
teruay afternoon a colOred boy named Robert Wat
hins was Knocked down by a carnage near the
corner OF 18th street and New York avenue, and
the wheels OF the vehicle passed his lett foot,
badly maSnlnS IL. lie Was removed to the Emer-
sency HOspitol, where his Injuries were dressed,
and was aIterward removed 10 his home ON 2Gtn
street.
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anu at Int Brahch, II.y Penna- ave.
15c. plain Black Parasols, 49c.; our 81 80 Satin
Coaching ParasOlS, all cOOrS and shades, $50; our
800 Fancy stripe and Plaid Parasols, 81 40;
large size Gloria SILK Umbrellas. sI25: Gold.
headed Gloria silk Umbrellas, $l.9S; Children's
ParaSOs, 23c.; Children's Ribbed Hose, lOc. La
dies SILK Gloves, DC; Ladies Cashmere ScarfS,
49c.; Cnildren's Undershrts, 10, l2H, 10, 10, aud
3c. Ladies' Vest, plain or ribbed. Pc; ChiIdren's
Embroidered Caps, 2Jc.; our 7}c. Ladies Fast
Black Jersey, 49c.; our 9Sc Fast Black jersey,
plated front, 1;Ic; All-Wool Braided jersey sold
at Sl6 now fl.Os; all patterns Sateens, l0c. fine
styles Challies 1Oc per yard.
Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods
Bieached or Unbeached Jean Drawers. 25c.
best tailor-nade Pepperel Jean Drawers, ACC.
GauZe UndershirtS long or short sleeve 2oc.; BOYS
Jean Drawers, 2oc.; Mems and Boys Fancy Elan
mel Overshirts, Soc; inner Flannel Shirts 60 50
and 9sc.; seamless Half Hose, pc; Tor = pair
Boys Percale Shirt Waists, laundered SOC; Boy IS
Fancy Flannel Shirt Waist SIC; fine Linen Col
lars, lOc.; CUFFS = pair for Pc.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoposALs FOR ERECTING FIRE-EscAPIs on
ScHo1L OF fHE 'brN or IN kEh9HM
Office OF the President u the Hoard 81 Trustees, aia
SAILS IS. viii IT III rSrcd Il ah Mai IL r H Pm
SArUkDAf, JUNE NINTH. isss tor erecting FIrr-
Nam building Of the Reform s.hou the Disrlci Il
ioas aa lie oSian lsI al iSr Al IN, Aha a
buildings. District Of Columbia. upon APPLICATION
and Proposals upon these alone wll b. con-id
c ,s-, ~ rsn' IeI.Hea TO rslei any aud All 9ds
Trustees st 81 ''aA A'iS fr'aen' o. m S2sts %
DRoPosALs FOR ICE-NAvY DEPARTMENT.
posais endorsed PROP csls ior ice ana SGD ' 70
~ Secretary Of the Navy wall be reiyed unt MON
Department aud it- various bureaus and ofices in
Washington ~. With ice during the h.,al year enlinE
Ice OF equl ihereto solid clear and fIee FROM
Offices ~hen, aud IN such quantities may be, re-
Gulr.d The Department Reserves the right 20 r,b.t
proposal is accepted Will le required To enter into
the Navy. ". C. WHITNEY. Secretary of ihe Navy.
my25-law4w
MAY %. lsss.-sEALED PROPOSALS Will BIZ
VI received at the oece OF the Supervising ArchtecL
lrsasury Department, Washington. y. q, until INO
O'CLOCK 1. NJ, on the SEVENTH DAY or Jun.
1850 for the labor materials required TOT certain
alterations 10 be made IN the Ferguson budding
with The Specification copies Of which be
this office the oice Of tine SUPERINTENDENT Zach bid
must be accompanied 10y a certified cheek for SJOu.
WILL A. fkEhkT suPeryisinr Arclitot-niy 80 eu:t
DROPOsALS FOR GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR
IL The DISTRICT or COLUMBIA -MAsHISGros
ID C.. May 2oth, lsss.-Sealed Proposals vii H.
ceived at tine office OF the Commissioners the Ds-
FRIDAY, JUNE FIFTEENTH. 1873. f,r furnishing
the various branches Of the Distract uovrnment with
general supplies. comprising stationery BLANK Furus
and Printing. School Books. Furniture Hardware Thu
ware. Plumbers Material, Groceries. kOots anu Shoes.
Drugs. Glass, Paints arnshes Lumber Iufag Msats.
Castings, fuel Dry Goods. lee and Telephone sup
plies. Blank forms Of PROPOSALS together with AL
formation cab be obtained upon application at Room
30 District Building LIST street northwest letx.n
b aud streets The right is reserved reject any
and all bids or parts q blds. Nm A. WEBB SAMUEL
sioners ID e. my 2o-6t
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

Tor sALE-zA NICE I.-RooN BRICK HOUSE ON
n g ave hesi ssst;on of yspi'nl Alil house ~ Il
nSssrss houses; price $1,000. jSc. F WAJeANAN,
IIoR SALON EASY TERMS. SIX ROOM BRICK
soS Sas 6 to Sfr sehoo aud market. Pee
EnR sALE-NoRTHwEsT- splendid BRICK
Is House OF eight rooms. on lot 20xl20 TO 3o-foot
alley, $1,000; worth So 600;
;el-3t AL st.
l,OR SALE-CHEAP-A GOOD STAND FOR WOOD
and Coal Yard with Office lot 42xl.5, TO 3o-fOos
worth l50 per foot. viii sell 2j il sold at
C.H. PARKER.
jel-3i' Ak and h SITS. sw.
IyoR SALON VIRGINIA AVE. OPPOSITE THE
essa JNo F. wSGGKMiN ieOs I5 st price si-'s
J,oR sALE-Ar A BARGAIN-KoUsE al3 ST.,
marble nahtels oIen e-paces and AL modern CON
lined neigibor6Sod ihis properly recommends it~ei
desirable home for business nsu, profitable
lff h 1aon renting For see '"S5 elm
VHoK SALE-CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS. COR
Az ami Mclean ave sw: worth - 900: will sell for
imps. C, II. rAkkLh. Az ahd 4 SIS sw. iol-3t'
EoR sALE,A sLyEN.LooM BRICK HOUSE on
IGOR sALE-A Nav EiGHT- ROOM HOUSE. WITH
Il all modern improvements Queen Anne s'yie, tour
TcOllls On uFst 10 A4ley.
northwest; two lines Of cans; eectric lights, neighbor
hSed Ss 5S FoSa GFift los St easy
IGOR SALE-ELEGANr RESIDENCE lila D ST.
INV. The owLer OF this doubie house, on account
his being eleu to leave The city, authorized
to offer tue short time a bargain. 100 feet
front on st by 40 Oh 18th St; WIDE parking; this
house is built III the oest manner with al
or permit apply 10 d. Ii. WARNER * CO. jel-Jt
VIOR SALE-CHEAP-RoUSE lIlo ST. NV,
Il u rooms; house q good investment; price. 5000
cash L. III. PARKER
jel-3ts Az and s.w
IGOR SALE-A NICE GROOM HOUSE WITH ALL
L mod. imrs., very desirable nelglborhood. lot
30xl:So. Price, $4,000.
jeI-6t JNO. f. wAGGAMAN, 1908 + ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-01
Bargain Sale Of Shoes for

BArsa1n sale OF ShOcS for One Week
AT j. BROOKS, 7;,2 7uh street.
Ladies' House slippers only 25c.
Ladies' Kid OXFORD Ties only 1Jc.
Ladies' Fine KID Button shoes only 90
And special low prices in liens Low Shoes. I