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A Fearful Cut i'm Prices
For tomorrow. August 1.
At The FAIR, Sl2 9TH st. NV.

At The FAIR, Sl2 18th ST. NV
Even If you do not want the Goods
you ought to see and
examine these great Bargains.
The last of our Non-explosive Matches, 6
large boxes for &C.; Round or Square Folding
Wood Table Mats, only &c.; Hammered Tin
Cups, for &c.; Good Bucket, so Clothes Pins,
Clothes Line and a Bottle Of Blueing all for
19c., worth 35c.; Hardwood Lemon Squeezers
for &c., worth 15c.; Whsk Broom for &c., worth
l0c.; Crystal Shell Berry Saucers. for 25c.,
worth 50c.; Willow Kpife Baskets for &C.,
worth 15c.
We will present to every tenth customer a
Handsome Scene from the Paris Hippodrome.
Handsome Oval Leatherette 13-inch Table
Mats, only &c. each; Japanned Spice Tray,
with boxes, only 16c.; Cedar Wood Brass
bound Keelers, 22c., worth 40c. Oak or Walnut
Center Tables for &c., worth Sl.50; Decorated
japanese Cups and Saucers, only 7c.. worth
l5c.; Hand-painted China Spoon Holders 17c.,
worth 35c.; Handsome Square-shaped Deco
rated Salt and Pepper Shakers, only &C., worth
l2c.; Gold Etruscan Cuspidors, only 22c., worth
40c.; Decorated Lava Cuspidors. only l2c,
worth 25c.; Beautiful Hand painted Gold-edge
Breakfast Plates, only. &C.. worth 15c.; Oil
Paintings, Landscapes, Gilt Frame. size 1Ox14
for &c., worth 75c.; Beautiful Cherry Wood
Clocks, Jeromme Works. either Striking or
Alarm, for S1.4S, worth $500; Silver-plated
Spoon Holders for 49c. each, worth SIPS; 6
Silver-plated Cream Pitchers, 49c., worth 81 %;
q doz. Silver-plated Knives for 59c., worth
S100; Is doZ Silver-plated Forks for 9Sc.,
worth 81. 49, Handsome MajolicaWater Pitchers
for 22c., worth &c.,; Handsomely Decorated
French Tea Set, Sc pieces. for S5.4s worth
$500; an English Decorated Combined Dinner
and Tea Set for Sl0.27, worth $500; Elegantly
Decorated French China Dinner Set, worth
$500, for S189S.
1t THE FAIR sl2 It'll st. NV.
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Our Maryland Neighbors.
,spondence Of THE EVENING STAR.

noSh'iLLL, uiy oU, 1909.
William B. Veirs, son Of Mr.. Edward NJ.
Veirs of this county, who has for several years
been engaged in the mercantile business in
California, returned to his home near this place
Monday night. He has disposed of his bust
ness in California and in a short time will leave
here for Australia agent for an agricultural
machinery mandatory Of New York, expect
ing to be absent five years.
Mr. George A. Loveless and Miss Maggie
Soper, both of Washington, we're married here
yesterday by Rev. S. r. White.
On Monday next a fair and Chinese tea will
be held at the residence of Rev. s. r. White,
this place, by the "Willing Workers of the mis-
sion board of the Baptist church, the proceeds
to be devoted to Indian and Chinese mission
work in California. The fair will be followed
at night by meeting OF the board at the
Baptist church.
Miss Jennie Rider Of Baltimore county is at
present visiting friends at Oak Grove, this
county. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sprigg Poole, Miss
Anna Poole, Miss Mamie Jones and Mr.. W. N,
Hays returned to Poolesville this week after an
extended sojourn at Cape May. Miss Mamie
Poole and Miss A. Beardsley of the same place
are spending the summer in Canada. Mr.
Robert W. Carter, register of wills has SO far
recovered from his recent severe illness as to
be able to leave his ROOM SAN.
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A Female DESTROYER.

Mary johnson, colored, was charged in the
Police Court this morning by Phoebe Coleman.
on Ohio avenue. with destroying private prop
erty. The latter testified that Mary came to
her house to attack her, and not wanting to get
into fight she shut her door and locked it and
Mary burst it in, and she then barricaded it.
when Mary went to the back window and
smashed in the glass and took the clothes she
was washing from the line, tore them up and
put them IN the water closet. The court asked
II the walls OF the house were still there. Mary
testified that Phoebe threw some wet clothes
over her and they got into a scrimmage, and she
acknowledged that she broke the glass and
Mary got piece of the glass and cut her. The
court fined Mary SO or thirty days.
Phoebe Coleman was charged by Mary John
son with an assault at the same time, and the
accused was held to personal bonds.
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More FORCED Checks

Detective Mahon, who arrested the youno
man Hamilton Fish, on Monday for having
passed on Saturday a forged check for eco in
the name of George W. Harvey, as stated in
The STAR. has discovered several other similar
cases. In two cases the forger had signed the
name Of George W. Harvey to checks of $40
each, passing one on Il. Sheen of the Brighton
market and the other on Rev. Chas l. Pyne.
OF st. Johns church. In another case he had
signed the name Of Mr.. Pyne to a check for s35
and passed il on Isaac Eiker, Pennsylvania
avenue and 18th street. These checks were all
passed on Saturday. Another case has come TO
light in which check for so on Mr.. r. d..
Weaver was passed The case has been set for
= hearing in the Police Court tomorrow.
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CorrsspondsDcs Of TEE EVENING star.
LEoSARDrowx, Nd, July %.
The case Of the state Of Maryland against J.
O. Russell for.horse stealing was tried before
Justice Morgan here to-day. The evidence
showed that the horse was stolen from field
near this place some days ago. taken to WASH
ington and sold to Mr.. BENZ. Cooley for s75
Detective Mattinglyaof the metropolitan police
force, Washington. was here and testified that
Mr.. Cooley reported to police headquarters
his suspicious ~ to the transaction. where
upon the witness took Russell, who had sold the
horse, into custody. When requested to write
his name he gave different one from that he
had signed to the receipt given to Mr.. Cooley.
He then acknowledged that he had lied as to
his identity and confessed that the horse
he had sold was the property Of his uncle in
Baltimore. Detective Mattingly then tele-
graphed to the Baltimore relative, who came
over and identified the horse, and to Sheriff
Cling Of St. Marys county, who came to Wash
ington and took charge Of the prisoner. JUS
tice Morgan put the prisoner under bond to
appear before the grand jury. If.
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The Wheelmen Elect Officers.

At meeting of the District of Columbia
division Of the League of American Wheelman
held last night the following officers were
elected: Chief consul, George s. Atwater IRE
elected); vice consul, Norris Macdaniels; rep
resentative to the national body, Charles Neale;
seeretary-treasurer,W ". II. Stearns Chief Con-
sui Atwaters annual report contained much
that was very interesting to wheelmen and was
received with applause. 1t was voted to hold
series OF moonlight runs. commencing August
z, and ii Is hoped that all the members will par
tlciDate
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Real Estate Matters.

DuncansOn Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday
at public sale, lot 8, block IL, Whitney Close,
5Oxl50-feet, to Jawes E. Padgett, 101< cents
per square foot. Also lots and IL, in block 2
same subdivision. each 5Oxl5O feet to Lawrence
Sands, for 10 cents per square foot.
j. F. Batchelder has bought for $4,000 of
Jessie E. Marshall lot 2, Cucholds Delight,
25.S6 acres, formerly part of the McCeney prop
erty.
Levi Meredith has bought of Catherine Ise-
man ct al for $1,000 part lot H. square s74,
corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast
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"The Auction of Dry and Fancy Goods,

At Burnstine's store, 9ls 9TH ST., n. w.. is the
talk OF the town. Yesterday and this morning
goods brought trifing prices French Lawns,
Batistes, Ginghams, &C., we're sold for and
&c. yd.; French Satines at 4c. yd.; Fine Linen
Towles. 4 and sc. apiece; Black Cashmeres 1Oc.
I'd ladies and Gents Full Regular Made Hose.
imported goods, Sc. pair; Gents Undershirts
and Drawers, 10 and l5c. apiece; and all other
goods proportionally as low. Those desiring
bargains in Dry and Fancy Goods, Underwear,
DC, &C., should visit this sale. as the entire
stock must be sold to make room for the manu.
featuring business. Sales daily, 1890 a. m,
2:30 and 7:30 p. m. 1t
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ANACOsTIA.

A MOTHER AND BABE BURIED ToeErHER.-
Mrs Matilda Cook, the wife Of Jesse Cook, liv-
ing on the Nsilor road. died Saturday and the
funeral was held from Emmanuel church yester-
day afternoon, Rev. VI. G. Davenport conduct
ing the simple Episcopal service The remains
were taken to Washington for burial The inn
mediate cause Of death was remttent fever.
Her child, thirteen days old. died of hamilton
Sunday and was clasped in its mothers arms in
! the casket. Mrs. Cook was twenty-eight years
OF age and the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barry, old residents of the District. at whose
home on the Nailor road she died. She leaves
husband and five small children
ELECTION OF OFFICERS By THE RED MEN.-
The Great council, Improved Order Of Red
Men, met Monday night in Usage wigwam and
raised the following chiefs: Chas. Fuller Of
Iuscarora tribe. great sachem: Geo. E. Dunn
short Of Onandago tribe, No. 10, great senior
sycamore; Brother Caliph Of Usage tribe, No.
9, great junior sycamore; w. 8. Dodge Of Min
nicola tribe, No. IA, great guard Of the wigwam;
W. s. Mann of Usage tribe, No. 6, great guard
of the forest; Jas. E. Dement, of Usage tribe,
of Seneca, No. II, great chief of records, and
Brother Baughman of Logan tribe, No. 8, great
sannip.
Police NorEs.-Oficer Kirby carries his left
hand in sling as the result of the accident at
Hillsdale early yesterday morning. just the
taken of by the discharge Of his pistol, as
stated in yesterdays SrAR.-Mrs. s. E. Stew
art living on Polk street. reports that at 1890
am. Tuesday two men attempted an entrance
to her house. She was aroused and fred a
gun at them as they retrested. Mr.. Stewart is
not at home at nights. The police on day
duty will begin census Of dogs in the village
tomorrow.
M1scELLANEoUs.-Theh heavy rains last night
flooded many places and did considerable dam
age to streets and roads.--Mss Clara Grimes
OF Woodward Il Lothrop's is spending a two
weeks vacation with her people at Oxen Hill.
Mr.. w. W. Fisher has been off duty this
week on account of malarial troubles.-A
friend Of Rev. Geo. Bowman of the Baptist
church who had not seen him for fifteen years,
and lost track of him, saw his name in The
STAR few days ago, and coming over to one
of his services renewed their acquaintance and
retouched the memories of auld lang syne.-
The Salem and Anacostia tents of Rechabites
held their weekly meetings last night, having
pleasant literary and musical programs. Salem
tent received an application from Mr. B. Mil
stead. Anacostia tent meets in Gray's hall
and Salem tent in the Masonic temple.
To ATLANTIC CRY VIA B. AND O.-The short.
est quickest and best route to Atlantic City is
via B. and o. and Reading route. Street cars
run direct from B. and o. station in Philadel-
phia to the Reading station and B. and o. ham
som cab service is also maintained to same
point.-Adrt
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Election of Omcars

Minnehsha lodge, No. 1,Lo.G.T., has elected
on,cers as follows: Chief templar, T. G. Whit
comb; vice templar, Nellie Smith; chaplain,
Annie Piatt; recording secretary, Henry Smith;
assistant secretary, Lille Smith; financial Sec
rotary, J. T. Darnall; treasurer, Laura Baker;
marshal. Clarence Lacy; assistant marshal.
Nellie Fainter; guard, NJ. E. Whitcomb; senti-
mel, John Fainter; superintendent ]. T., Clara
n L KIM ~
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CATTLE MARKET.-At the Union stock yards,
u. G., l34 cattle were on the market. One hun
dred and twenty-three were sold to butchers as
follows; Best sold from to AZ per pound;
good sold from 81 to ssl per pound; medium
sold from to 81 per pound; common sold
rom "a to "a per pound. Eleven shipped to
market and oil sold to butchers as follows: Old
sheep sold from to So per pound; lambs
sold from ~ to per pound Cows and calves
sold from $50 to S45 each. Market for cattle
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Rare BARGAINS for To.morroxv

Decorated Dinner and Tea Set. Jog pieces
$3.50; $3.50 French China Gold Band Tea Set
S5.99; Lambeth Patent Fly Fans, best make,
S1.9s; Adjustable Window Screens, 1sx34, Csc.
2sx34, 44c.; 3Ox34, 5lc.; Beautiful Diamond
Cut Saucers, Round or Square, 39c. doz; an
Excellent 1Sc. Chinese Bowl, l2c.; &c. Majol-
lea Cuspidor, 25c.; 6-qt. Gem Freezer, S249;
SGT, 1925; 10 qt., 1898. The balance of our
Refrigerators greatly below cost.
1t" II. HoLLANDER, Agt, 40s 18th St
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We Mean Business and are having bn

We Mean Business and are hav ing bust
ness. All kinds Best Quality Groceries at way
down prices. The finest and freshest Stock of
Teas and Coffees in the District Sunrise
Chop" Tea, SOC. h., has no equal. Java and
Mocha Coffee.30c Id. Splendid Butter rs and soc.
Claret Wine, 25c. bottle. Sugar-cured Hams and
breakfast Bacon. Patent Process Flour, rs
2 Dbl. Sugar at cost. NJ. & p. METzGER, the
Live Grocerymen, All 18th NV it,
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UNpREoEDENrEp ATTRACTION,
OVER MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated by the Legislature for Educational
and Charitable purposes. and its franchise made q
part of the present State Constitution in 1879 by
overwhelming popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semi
Annually dune and December), and its GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place in each
of the other months of the year. and all drawn
in public ut the Academy Of Music. New Orleans. La
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS FOR INTEGRITY
OF ITS DRAWINGS AND PROMPT PAY
MENT OF PRIZES,
Attested as follows:
ave do hereby certify that supervise the arrange
raens for all the oftlNy and Semi nnudI Drdrin0so
The Louisiana State Lottery Com Ddnp and person
manage and control the Drcings Themselves and that
the conducted nth honesty ydTness and in
good Tdith ordrd all parties and authorize the Cb-
Ianv 70 THIS certificate. cith SMILES or our
natures attached. an as ddcertsseD,ents-"
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TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT FOB CASH will
be allowed for thirty days on flannel shirts, straw
and light derby hats. summer coats and vests,
thin underwear, neckwear, &c. r. @. LEWIS Il
SoS, 1921 New York avenue, near 18th.
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BEFORE STARTING

How TO PROCURE a scene from the Paris
hippodrome. Read the Fearful Cut in Prices"
in City Items column.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.

MOUNT VERNON.
leaves th stwharf daily Except Sunday for Mount
vernon. leaving at 10 an reaching Warrington about
3:3O pm. Fare, round-trlp. 81, including admission
to grounds and mansion.
MARSHALL HALL.
Steamer WV. C0RCORAN leaves 9TH 81 wharf dailx
for Marshall Hall leaving at 10 am, reaching Wash.
ington about 8 80 Pm 49,
Saturday Evening.-The Saturday evening trips.
which were 50 popular last season. will commence SAT-
IO3O, and viii continue the entire summer. Parties
going ON morning boat have the privilege of
at Marshall Hall and returning on any boat Fxre &c
sundays-three trips-leaying at 10 80 am 2:30
Fare round-trip. 25c. W.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to Samuel 7. Ward and
Florence NJ. Sanders; Charles T. Leeds and
Mary v. Piggott, both of Fairfax county, Va
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POPULAR SEAsHoRE ExcURsIoN.-The b. and
y. X. X. Co. will run a popular excursion to
Atlantic City next Saturday at the rate of 50
Tor the round trip. Special train leaves at 4:20
pm. Tickets good until Monday, inclusive. =
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Mrs. Isabelle Everson, an old Norwegian
woman living alone in Edgerton, Wis, was
found dead in her bed yesterday morning with
her neck broken. There we're other evidences
of foul play. chest containing her money
was found pried open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-31

We ARE HEADoUARTERs for Gordon & Dill
worth's pure blackberry brandy great remedy
for summer complaint), 75c. bottle; Speers
pure port wine, S5c. bottle; Duffy's malt whisky;
claret wine, 25c bot. NJ. & p METzGER, All 9TH.
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GET A GENUINE BARGAIN in one of those $40
Suits, reduced from SIS, S16 and sis, at
HAMBURaER's. 62l Pa. ave.
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FINE Gas FIXTURES Of the best make and at
lowest price.
s. s. SHEDD Il Bro, 432 9th.
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Snow SHALL BE PROMOTED" said a men,
Der OF the summer classes at Spencerian Bust
ness college. as her mental difficulties fed be-
fore the clear, practical training of a live
teacher.
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~REMEMBER that the payment of prizes Is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New
Orleans tickets signed by the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
in the highest Courts: therefore, beware Of all imita
tions or anonymous schemes."
ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part
or fraction of Ticket ISSUED BY Us In any Draw
ing. Anything in our nslne offered for less than
Dollar il q sWindla ty17-NkslW
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LOOK for the Fearful Cut in Prices in City
Items column
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Washington Safe Deposit Co., GIG Pa.
ave. Safes rented; IS per year. my4-4m
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT An. THURSDAY.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland,
and Virginia rain, clearing In western portions
of Maryland and Virginia; cooler; variable
winds. generally southerly.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town to dealers, churches, picnics and fami-
hes 1925 New York ave.
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DRUNKENNEss. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT.
Positively Cured by administering DR.. Haines'
GOLDEN SPECIFIC

GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
Itcap be given in cup Of coffee tea or I'm articles
Of food without the knowledge of the patients il
solutely harmless, and will effect . permanent and
speedy cure whether the PATIENTS moderate drnker
or an alcoholic wreck. IT NEVER FAILS. Over
100000 drunkards have been made temperate men
who have taken Golden Specific in their coffee without
their knowledge. and to-day believe they quit drink
ing Of their free viii. 4Spage book OF Particular
frea
RF WARE under Ebbdtt Housa
B. Z. HELPHENsTINE. 14th st and Vt ave.
mil 1-oo1 z6t
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On your vacation come in and be fitted in one
ofcur IS blue serge suits, the very thing for
shore or mountain. EIsEMAN Bros. 9TH andE,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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WALL PAPERS, House and Fresco Painting.
P. HANSON Hiss MF'e Co., 1910 F st. NV.
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LArRoBEs, furnaces.ranges and roofs promptly
repaired GEO. E. GARTRELL, SIS It'll st.
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ALL ARE INVITED to inspect their improved
methods OF doing work. The rush still con-
tinues at the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
631-635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1872
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BAY RIDGE, Thursday, August 1. grand tour
nament, eight gun clubs, IL prizes.
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SIS, SIC, SIS SUITS reduced to $40.
HAMBURaER's, 62l Pa. ave.
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Bur YOUR Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
eoS BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
frict
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AT PRESENT we have a great many bargains
to offer Just enough away from the ruling style
TO cause us to sell at cost. and less In some in
stances. follows: odd patterns in Smiths
moquette that we cannot get more of, at 81 per
yard; odd patterns in best 5-frame body
brussels at 75c. per yard; 8 mahogany side
boards less than cost, and we invite inspection
of our new stock also, which is on the floor
ready for fall orders, and the prices we guar
antee. W. II. HoUGHToN 4 Co..
l2IS-l220 + st NV
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PANTS to order So. HAMBURsER's.

We MAKE a speciality of remodeling defective
plumbing. SHEDD & Bro, 432 9th St
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A GARDEN FESTIVAL WILL BE HELD ON THE
~ Gonza2a COLLEGE grounds on WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS of this week
Besides the usual attractions there will he
and 4 Dramatic Entertainment. Grounds open at q
pm. N:5O-3ts
FENHE CYCIERIES, 1406 NY. AVE, WILL GUAR
antee to Teach You TO Ride the Isycno Safety BIZ
cycle for 81. Ladies 40. Special hours for LADIES
open nights. Largest riding school in U. 5. nyl7
CALIFORNIA.
~ Special Parties Semi monthly. Tourist Sleep
ing Cars, Cheap Rates. Southern Pacific Co. Address
T. HAWLEY, Gen'l Eastern Aren't, 1913 broadway,
New York X. j. SMITH, Agent, 40 south I'd ST.
Philadelphia or any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Agent
apl7-w&s-1St
EDEL'S SUMMER GARDEN,
5US-7l0 street northwest
CONCERT EVERY NIGHT
BY BEST MUSICIANS OF WASHINGTON
The coolest place in town to spend an evening.
te11-2m
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FINE BALL PLAYING.
The Senators Defeat the New York
Giants-Other Games.

BULLYING ON THE BALL FIELD - DIsGRAcEFuL
CONDUCT OF CAPTAIN EWING BAKERS
FIRMSEss - HOW THE wAsHrNaroSs EARNED
THEIR VICTORY.
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LEAVE YOUR MEASURE
For pair of trousers to order for $3.50 Made
frst-class In every particular.
EIsEMAS Bros, 7th and E.
SCENES from the Paris hippodrome are very
pretty. Do you want one? Read the Fearful
Cut in Prices" in City Items column.
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HAVE You SEEN

HAVE You SEEN
The pants we have reduced to $3.50, $500 and
S52 EIsEMAN Bros, 18th and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
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Our Greatest Bargain Sale is at its: height Our
friends and customers must call early they will be
disappointed. as the public generally appreciates
the sacrifices are making and are securing their
choice Of
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
UPHOLSTERY GOODS, &C.,
which being offered regardless cost in order to
commence business this fall with entirely new as
sortment from one end of the establishment to the
other.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
pad Roo,, Sats 10 mans, -
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First of the Season.

Just arrived to-day two vessel loads of fine
lce-rind Melons, consigned to ]. II. RICHARD
SON d Co., 11th-st. wharf s.w. jy29-3ts