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BY Far Ahead of ANYTHING You

have ever seen for the money. These few
Items taken from our Matchless Stock Of Fall
Goods are unquestionably the Greatest Value
Ever Offered in Shoe Leather.
Ladies Genuine Dongola Button, q shoe
worth every penny Of %; our price, sl.25.
Ladies Finer-quslity Dongola and Pebble
s1.50
Ladies' Fine Patent-leather Tipped Button,
SL50.
Ladies' Fine Springfield Button, S1.S5 You
can match them elsewhere at S275.
- is the price for our French Dongola But
ton or Lace Bal. Not better-fitting or better
wearing shoe sold at g.
Gents Genuine Hand-sewed Dress Shoes, IS.
Gents. Fine Calf Dress Shoes, Sl75 to g. so.
Gents Solid Leather Neat Shoes, 81 to 81. rs.
Gents Waterproof Grain Shoes, sl5o, worth
s2.50.
Our Stock Of Boys, Misses and Children's
Shoes never was as large or prices as low as
they are now. The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
1t S24 It'll St NV.
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Little Peter Smith, formerly counterfeiter
in Cincinnati, was arrested at Providence yes
terday for passing confederate bills. Several
Italians and others had been swindled
George w. Townley, well-known con-
tractor, shot himself dead in his barn at Plain
field, NJ, yesterday. Financial embarrass-
ment is assigned as the cause.
Henry Delgado has been arrested in Balti-
more and committed for trial "a a charge of
embezzling 800 from John Y. Nichol, oys-
ter packer. Delgado was employed as a book
keeper by Mr.. Nichol.
The steam barge Albert G. Gowen, loaded
with lime, took fire at her dock at Cleveland
yesterday. 1t was impossible to extinguish the
flames and she was towed out in the lake and
scuttled.
The body Of the noted bandit Trinidad Ortiz
was found hanging to tree near Cape Agon
rancho, Mexico Wednesday.
At Castle Garden yesterday there were
landed 3,0S9 immigrants, among them l54 Nor
MONS who proceeded at once to Utah. About
half of them were women.
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Z PURE OLD RYE SOC. pint. MErzGERs, It'll n. W

FoR URIc ACID use Osceola water.
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GEORGETOWN.

The PooR INSANE MAN.-Henry Hawkins, the
insane colored man who has been locked up at
the police station for almost a week, has not yet
been removed to the asylum.
DRIVING Too FAST on THE BRIpaE.-Ely Beck
EFT, colored, was driving horse too fast over
the M-street bridge yesterday. or at least OFF,
Ger Shanks thought SO, for which Ely was ar
rested and was today fined 80.
BOYS ARRESTED ON A CHARGE oFsSTEALING.-
VIM. Irvine and Augustus johnson, twelve
year-old colored boys, were arrested yesterday
for stealing nails and carpenters tools from the
house now in the course of erection at the cor
ner Of 30th and streets
A FRATERNAL VIsIT.-Members of Potomac
lodge No s, NJ, paid fraternal visit to
George G. Whiting lodge No. 20, last night. An
enjoyable evening was spent.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
A.M.-Great Falls-temperature, SO; condition,
So. Receiving reservoir IS; con-
dition at north connection, So; condition at
south connection, Sc. Distributing reservoir
temperature, 73; condition at infuent gate
house, So; condition at effiuent gate house, Sc.
High tide in the river today at 10:45 pm; low
tide at 4:42 pm.
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spEc1r1c for uric acid the Osceola water.
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DRINK OscEoLA.-Every dealer sells Osceola
water.
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Du1rY'sma whiskey soc. bot METzoEH's, 4177
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Ask Your Grocer for
Johnston's Dry-roast
COFFEE.
Do not be deceived by Tough Glazed Coffees
Be sure you get the Crisp Dry Roast.
au2l-lm JOHNSTON Bios. d Co.
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SPEARS port wine S5c. bot. MErzeER's, 7thn
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CHrLD's SUITS s1.95. EIsEMAN Bros, Z & E.
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CHIID's surrs sl.95. ErsEMAS Bros, &
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CITY ITEMS.
Barrains.

borGolnAsr bargains BafEofues
The most wonderful bargains ever offered
will be offered tomorrow at 5. W. Aueenstein's,
6l7, $40, S2l 9TH at NV. Il doz. Goblets, 2lc. |;
Colored or White Gas Globes, 1sc.; a doz.
Wine Glasses, l7c.; s Large Brooms, lsc. |;
Handsome Decorated Chamber Sets, s2.e
worth IS; \ doz. Bridgewood's Breakfast
Plates, &c.; 4 dog. Bridgewoods Dinner
Plates, 43c.; Metallic Bottom Wash Boilers,
47c.; Decorated Tea Sets, Sc pea, ss.ss; n dog.
Best Teaspoons. &c.; Forks or Tablespoons,
CSC. each Stop Pals, l5c.; Cedar Water Pals,
2Sc.; Handsome Decorated Dinner Sets, CLASS,
worth S25; Colored Lamps, complete, IS, IS
and 45c. each. worth double; Handsome Cur
tain Poles, complete, 25c.; Holland Window
Shades, complete, 29c., worth double; Stove
Brush and Large Cake Stove Polish, loo. its
Attention, House Keepers! Are you fond
OF Good Coffee? II so We can sell you the
Finest Coffees and Teas ever brought TO this
market. No tickets. no presents, but the best
goods at lowest possible prices, with sugar at
cost NJ. q P. MKTzaER. lts
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CHILD's SUITS sl95. EIsEMAN Bros, &
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.

II Asst OF THE SEASON.
~ Excursion by the
GERMANlA MENNERCHOR
To RIVER VIEW, SUNDAY, SKPT. rs. 1889
Steamer Mary Washington leaves wharf 3: 80 m
and pm Tickets Soc each Come one and al.
se1,13.14-3ts
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Look at This.-The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co.. sol and SOB It'll St, cor. 18th and
E NV. Best GRADUATED Sugar. 8 cents in 10
10. lots only, to any one buying Tea or Coffee
from u.s. selI-St
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missing teacher because she had no influence
and because her mother was q washervoman.
This was loudly assented TO. Somebody called
for the name and Mr.. Chase gave IT, He went
names when ". n. Smith arose 70 say that he
thought personalities we're out of order, names
should not be banded around carelessly.
Once more die Mr.. Chase take up the thread
OF his remarks, but be was interrupted quite
frequently by gentlemen who were apparently
loaded down with points OF order. These
brought Chairman Holland 70 his feet and he
counseled q more calm and rational mode o,
procedure-iess indulgence in petty technical
objections-then he took the floor in opposi'
ton to Mr.. Cromwen's amendment
BARE FEET VERSUS CALF SKIN.
He was followed by Richard Laws, who
aroused much enthusiasm by his fervid con.
domination of those who supported the board
in their neglect Of pupils whose mothers hail
was gray from the toll necessary TO educate the
little ones, and when he depicted men work
ing almost shoeless in the snow and mud that
members OF the board might be shod in fine
calf skin he WAS interrupted by q storm Of ap.
plause which shook the building. In the midsi
OF the uproar Rev. Mr.. Scott arose, and 40 500,
as he could be heard he yelled: THE trustee,
do not get cent OF salary; they buy their owl
calf-skin shoes"
Mr.. Laws--"I know they don't get any salary
but If they can appoint their own families
their sisters and their cousins and their aunts-
70 De teachers over the heads or our deserving
children they don't need any salaries" Tha
orougn. out hurricane OF laughter and ap
pause 'nat renewed itssn again ana again
liners mign. not' sald mr.. Laws, pc room
s suoasn ior az tne Norman scnooi graous,es OF
discrimination, whether, their hands be long OF
s sho' oissk OF wh,.e tapplsuseI. many o
snese staoua,es went 70 scnooi ~ tneu oar'
seet-iees %nlcn crackeo anu pieo rom tn'
hs ~ VIC! snou,u nos oe Iuiee ous uoV
Others ar hecansa their hair vas isss sna !,
texture. II these men have done wrong turr
them outi' [Applausel
MR. STEWARDS CHARGES
Mr.. Carter A. Stewart. ST.. said he had lived
bera s;nce 1914 AMI tnax so,n.,h;ro =, .ohoo
" 'onVo
anairs. nc charged very empnaucauy tina
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GRAND FIRE WORKS DRAMA AT BAY RIDGE
Commencing Tuesday, August IS, q grand pro-
gram has been arranged by the Bay Ridge COM
pany, consisting Of the new and original fire
works display on the lake. representing the
bombardment OF Fort Sumter, Charleston
harbor, 8. c., with the great war ships, dis
charging cannons, &c. A representation of
Fort Sumter has been built in the lake and will
reply to the vessels. A vivid and realistic rep
resentation OF the historic scene enacted at the
commencement Of the civil war will be given.
In addition to the fire works drama the cele-
brated naval academy band will give grand
concerts every afternoon.
No extra charge for this entertainme Mt
Round trip rate 81. For time of trains see
railroad schedule in another column.
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An Assignment,

Lemuel Ergood has made an assignment of
his stock Of groceries, &C., at 14O8 14th st. NV,
for the benefit of his creditors to Julius Hugle.
Preference is made for the rent due Lucy ].
Ergood, 81 ,25S; J. G. Ergood & Co., S225; EIiz-
abeth J. Ergood, $40; D. Evans, s26; A.
Harris 80
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L. B. TowsEn 4 Son.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
1916 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,

Clark's o. N. T. Spool Cotton, &c.
Fruit Of the Loom Bleached Cotton, $40
Blue Flannel for Bathing Suits from 25c. mp
Splendid Line Of Outing Cloth reduced to &c
Bstise in Beautiful Styles reduced from l2 TO &c.
GinShams In Great Variety for 5, 8, 10 and 12Hc
dob Lot Of ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs, worth
from 10 to 16c., only SC.
Extra Large Linen Towels, zoe.
Red Table Linen. Fast Colors 25o,
12xc Satines reduced to loo
2oc. Satines, reduced to 16c.
Ghaiies that were cheap Of o. closing ct To-
Flannel Suitings IL yards wide. All Wool, soc.
Colored Cambria for Lining, sc.
and Drawer Spool Cotton Cabinets for sala
1yl3-3m
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Fined for Reckless Driving.


Yesterday afternoon at the street car transfer
station, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 7th
street, Policeman Kaucher was on duty when q
negro named Sam Marshall came down the
avenue driving horse attached to 1 wagon.
The animal was going at the rate Of eight or
ten miles an hour. Passengers were getting
on o 7th street car at the time and IL looked as
though the wagon would run over them. The
officer seeing the danger they were in sprang
TO the street and grabbed the animal attached
to the wagon. The driver was released upon
leaving $40 collateral He was tried In the
Police Court this morning for reckless driving
and fine Of o. was imposed.
GAR. EXCURSION TO MnwAuxHx.--Ths Old
Guard and the Department Of the Potomac
have arranged with the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for Q special train to Milwaukee on the
occasion of the twenty-third national encamp-
ment, for which low rate of fare for the
round trip has been made. The special train
viii leave Baltimore and Ohio depot $50 pm
August "a, running through to Milwaukee With
out change, arriving on the morning of the
26th. Tickets will also be good going on all
regular trains from the 2Sd TO 9th inclusive.
The GAR respectfully invite their friends 10
Join them on this grand excursion. For tick
ets, sleeping-car space and general information
apply to John Q. B. Burger, A. H. Van Deusen
and George @. Harris, committee, Ut GAR
ball, 14l2 Pennsylvanis avenue, TO PM, OR
for information to Baltimore and Ohio ticket
Offices, 1851 and 6l9 Psnnsylvania avenue, and
ct Baltimore and Ohio depot
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows: Mary A. Childs, white, s. years;
Mary A. Meyers, white, year; John @. Barber,
white, AZ years; Mary WEIGH. white, so years;
Lucy Clements, white, year; John OBrien,
white, 66 years; Mamie I. Sherry, white, 81
years; George A. Camalier, white, years;
Clara E. Martin, white, 8 months; Helen Mum
dell. white, IL months; James F. Fowler, white,
% years; James Leonard, colored, Al years:
Bertha A. Hall, colored, months; Estelle
Warren, colored, 5months; Francelia franklin,
colored, months; Lewis Moore, colored, Z
days; Mary E. Lawrence, colored, years;
Louisa Austin, colored, 20 years.
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Go TO ATLANTIC CITY VIA PEYSsyIvAxIA
RAuBoAD.-Take the S3 trip TO Atlantic City
VIA the Pennsylvania railroad on Saturday,
August H. Fare only 50 for the round trip.
Tickets good to return on regular trains until
following Monday, inclusive.-Adrl
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He Stole Two Tents.

This afternoon in the Police Court a young
man named Harry Chandler was charged with
the larceny Of two tents from E. G. wheelers
store, corner Of 7th and B streets. The de-
PENDANT was arrested by Policeman Cook of the
fourth precinct, who also recovered the prop
erty. The court heard the testimony and inn
posed fine of $50. MIR. A. B. Williams for the
defendant noted an appeal.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

EoR sALE-sOUTH BROOKLAND - BEAUTI-
sulIy situated about one mile north Of city, near
Cnivernty and the electric cars seven trains each
way DAILY from south Brooiland Station; streets 90
CITY Lots tor sale ct from three ten per foot
lay terms For Psts and further information apply
70 BEDFORD W. WALKER, 1905 st NV, or Nm
o. DENISON. 923 + ct. NV. au3-lm
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The Boys Were Frightened.

There were a couple of badly frightened
boys in the Evans building, 1870 New York
avenue, this morning. They were on the floor
of the elevator. The boy who was running it,
or who thought he was, said that the cable
slipped of the wheel and as the elevator has
no safety catches it dropped. Luckily it did
not have far to go-only about 9 or 10 feet-so
the Gagged inmates were not injured, but simply
shaken up
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- TIE EVENING Stars subscription lists,
the books Of the Office, and its press and de
livery rooms are at all times open to the vel
come inspection of any person having . color
able interest in the correctness Of its claims as
to circulation. This is q guarantee to adver.
tisers that is given by few papers in the world
and by none other in WASHINGTON!
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PROPOSALS.

DkoPoSAIS FOR DEKkICK sPAAs, TIMBER
and Manila kope.-Oftce of Building for Library
August TO- 1sss-separate sealed proposals. for fur
nishtng and delivering: i. Derrick Spars and square
Timber z Manila Rope, for the Building for Library
q N thus city Will be received At this office
until TWO O'CLOCK IN. on THURSDAY,th TWEEN
Tf-sECOND DAY OF AUGUST. 1889. and opened
immediately thereafter in presence Of bidders Spec-
blank forms Of proposals may be obtained on appi-
cation AZ this ONCE BERNARD r GREEN Super
tntendent and Engineer aulO-6t
DRoPosALs FOR CAsES-wAR DEPARTMENT,
4 SUPPLY DIVISION, Washington city. July Is,
lSSS-Sealed proposals. in duplicate, subject 10 the
usual conditions. will be received this once until
IMELsE O'CLOCK NOON, THURSDAY. AUGUST
FIR TENTH 1883. for furnishing the Signal Office
with certain Record Cases and for File
Case Drawings and specifications can be examined st
the signal once corner Of Gath and N streets n W.
aud full Information obtained there to style Of
&C. Proposals. must be enclosed in sesled en-
velopss marked "PTop0sAs for Record Gases Tor Sig
,, Vmee and ADDRESSED TO Chief Of supply Dys.
any 9r al bids and 70 waive any dsiscts. NJ r.
THORP, Chief supply Division
y23.24,25.2S.aul 3Sl4
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SUMNER BAneA1ss.

Decorative Art Goods Ut Less than Cost.
Nome Cloth Doylies (gtamped), &c. each.
20c. splashers, loo each. 2Sc Splashers l6c each.
e .keins Enbroidsry SIN, loo.
Wesh 8ilka &c. each; Boo. dog.
Best Bsrlin zephyrs In all shades, &C. an ouncs
Line OF xoirs and Sssin-edge Ribbons as special
my1t>Sm l602 7th q NO.
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MEETING At THE METROPOLITAN AXE. CHURCH
LAST NraHr-A STORM RAISED OVER THE AP-
PorNTMENr OF rEAcHERs-A ooMMTrKE TO
SEE THE COMMISSIONERS.
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ETNHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
l. AND BRIDGE WORKS.
EDWARD L. DENT, N. E.. Proprietor.
The best facilities in the city for all kinds Of Iron
work, Steel Beams, Angles, &c. always in stock
Fine Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron work Q
speciality. Repaire and general machine work done In
the best manner and 1T short notice.
Sole licensees in the District Of Columbia for the
'Goetz- Mitchell" system Of Beam Anchors and Pro-
tectors Works. Cor. 33d and Ws,er sts Tel. 42S-a
40, City Office l4l3 g st NV. Tel 42S-2.
G3 WAshin9top. D.
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MRS. MAVERICKS PERIL.
Judge Stephen Has an Interview With
the Home Secretary.

THE BARONESS, HER MOTHER, SPEAKS HER MIND
FREELY UPON THE CASE, AND ASSETS HER
BELIEF THAT HER DAUGHTER Is THE VICTIM
OF TWO DESIGNING WOMEN.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR Observation-Disclosures
EoR sALE-sUMMER BARGAINS IN PIANOS ON
- terms to suit
Sne Sermsn
One Baltimore 80
7-octsve Knabe 100
octlVe stern
A. the Ware Room Of i; r i. pR00P. 9S5 Pa svs.
sey.rsl steinway Uprshts low, for sale or rent
EQR sALE.coNIRAcToks, ATTENTIoN.wE
Sofa ss ao s1d fSh e.
r furnsoe. 4 iarEs secondhand Hot Bl,st' Fur
Victor Steam M::ns Pps5F'sSs ,Sss.Sls
az and
h:s$ A'''i 'aGa ss.i :.''
IIOR sALE-A NEW WAGON, SUITABLE FOR
RSDis % TTos T. fk1zz&hE y
-. dsSSs. s.5d n,55 s..s.ss
iad ~ . Sa "
INOR SALE-TwENTY PSYCHIC sAFETIEs, SUIT
aaiss Hover isS e' s.ississ siis ~ sn5
EoR sAIEFoR LADY WHO HAS LEFT THE
Il city, Handsome Black Mare, six years old pretty
& ao s0s ~ the
EoR sALE-sIx-YEAR-oLD IRON GRAY HORSE
Il
horse; perfectly safe for lady. Apply J. H
BUSCHERS STALL, 54l Center Market. au13-3t'
LOB sALE-ExTRA INDUCEMENTS IN FINE
y PiAnos to quick buyers to max room for large
stock now on the way.
MAGNIFICENT Upright Grand. used but six months.
for
SSssaa &:
cost $500, now only 1925.
Richly nnishsd Dark Cabinet Upright, besutiful
style, nne tone, best make. cost S425, now only
$3.50.
Elegant Dark Rosewood Oiss Cabinet Upright, mag.
sisn cost ado. now only SB7S ''s'' '''A'' HD' 40
Beautiful Isle Square Grand. unsurpassed in
tone and durability, rich rosewood the very I'm.
est, used but four months cost $500, only $3.50.
One Knabe Square Piano plain case all in nice order
fair tone; cost new $500, now only also.
One Bradbury Square Piano, plain case. all In nice
order, hne tone; cost new s400. now only s140
One NUNS Clark Small Square Piano. In nice Or
der, good tone, only SIS
Beautiful High-top, Sweet tone Parlor Organ. per-
800
Either Of the above will be sold easy monthly
payments TO suit buyers and nable discount for
cash. Full guarantees given with each They are ex
cepuonally tne bargains and will be appreciated.
THE PIANO EXCHANGE CO.,
The Leading Piano House,
au13 913 Pennsylvania ave-.
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To NrAoARA FAILS AND Rxruax, elo.-
Those intending 70 take advantage of the per-
sonally con Quoted tour TO Niagara Falls TO-
morrow the 18th instant via Pensylvania rail-
road, should purchase their tickets early. The
rate 10 only elo. This In q grand opportunity
to visit Americas greatest wonder at q very
nominal expense and no one should miss it
Train win leave the 6th-street station at 7:lo
Am. and reach Niagara Falls at loss pm.
same date. nckets are limited for return pas
sage within ten days and win admit Of stopof
privilege at Watkins Glen in either direction.
parlor cars win be attached 10 the train
through.
VIII Not Insist on Being Extradited.
Frederick scharf, Who il charged with forgery.
ID willing 10 return from Montreal 10 Rockville,
Conn, without the Formally of sxtrAdition
procesdingl The necessary papers were made
out yesterday and scharf win start Tor Connect
lent in . few days George II. PsuIk ,ons Of The
directors Of The First national bank Of Rook-
VILE, Conn, which oashsd echarfs forged notes,
arrived In town yesterday With Henry Durka
vhsss nans ssAarf SseUsa Ter eliza
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CIR Tn Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTz BRO.
4e7 Penn. ave-. adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and satchels Of best makes ct low prices
apl3
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

~ and Territory. Notary and q. g. Commissioner.
JNQ. BEALI. 1891 + st NV. In Once from 8 An
70 pm. nit
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

NOR SALE-CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE CITY:
Is 18th ct. bet and p. 81 .3xl00, two party walls,
%, 600.
8 st. bet 9th and 10th. 2OIe6, s3,1oo
opposite the District building, three lots each
South side Of Q st. between 18th and 14tb. 90 psr
square foot. DAVID d. STONE,
au1F3t SOC St NV.
EoE sALE1cHoICE CORNER LOTS, s.w. COR.
Il 18th and Rhode Island ave.
NV. cor. 18th and Rhode Island ave.
Cor. n. II. ave-, ard 18th SITS.
tu14-6t W.P. YOUNG, 1903 st. NV.
EoR sALE-23,50O 50 FEET OF GROUND ONLY
j. two squares from navy yard and one square from
street cars frono two streets; the cheapest ground
n t4t seshon; price. only gle. SWORMSTEDT 4
bHADLEf, vi st. NV. aul0-6t
EOh eALE-AT A BARGAIN - LOTS los, 100.
n wight poles sub Of Mt. Pleasant, 5Qx256 on
9TH st. running to 0fh st. n w., will subdivide H. j,
DAILY, Brightwood, DC. au1O-2Ws
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UNDERTAKES.

r1uN COSTELLO. WITH PRACTICAL UNDFl-
i tsher and Emba1msr IN my employ, IS d ID n -
and - IT ne EyeSythtng Arst-clasa Rsssonabie
termA Telephone 266-2. iy3i.Sm
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EOR sALE-FINE TwO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE,
II pleasantly located; large Yard fruit and shAde
trees; good well; $500; essy terms; inquire on
premises. 7. PUTNAM. Maple ava. AnacostiA
lyoR SALE OR RENT-ON Easy TERMS. TWO
II Nice New S-room and Bath Brick Houses all mod
improvements; 426 and a2s New Jersey avenue ae
Apply Of sos Pa NV. jy3O- I'm