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DIED.

BoHRER. On Thursday, August %. lsse. at Gar.
he, S hospi tai. GEORGE ". BOhkEK Of georgetown
Funeral on Saturday at 4 O'Clock n ra from chspei
a. YAK Hill cemetery. Friends invited 70 attend.
n BEEssk SAaA o., on hagust "a lsse, ELLEN
Der remains were taken August % ~ Martins
burg, viva. for intennent
GEORGE IRVINE, infant son Of T. p. and Belle
funeral win take place from parents residence.
O'Clock a. m. :" &
DALEY. On August 90. 1889 at s.15 nm .s,.,
DAILY seSe bs6aSd 81 81 aSb ei be wL La,S.
,he siiy OF Dublin Ireland but Tor the past thirty
years.
hi, FS s's e s9ndsy August at so pm from
fully invited 10 attend 2s
DAVIES. Drowned on August 81 1850. Gronar
aged niteen Yeas. D"'''s
George our darling
nj lr, si Of all our hearts At home,
George, darling, 40 come hoIre
By HIS PARrxu
street northwest Saturday, August "a al o'cloct.
ON Thence 10 81 Augustne's church. where REQ uieIn
sIecuully invited TO attend.
o,i 9aSfM3Ap q thursday AUGUST 22 1854 a,
and hargaret Desmond aged two years four naonths
IA A Pure and lovely child.
he gave ~ 10 EecIliug
But just as ii " as openinr
10 the glory of the day
And took our bud away.
BrHER Auxr.
southwest sunday. August %. at pm
GOLDEN. On Friday. August % 1850. a. 7.ls
S %r "a; o 4, az slI,h street southeast ckLD
age. ~ 49,
ansrsi a. n Sunday at his late residence Res
GRINAGE ON Thursday, August % lssa Al IA.
residence. Brishtwood, DC, ALBERT J. GRiNAGE,
Funeral sunday. August %. at 1 O'Clock am, from
MS late residence Friends and relatives RESPECTFULLY
LAMONT. On August 81. 1889. EDITH MARY
a s, one month and seven days aud on August ~
John O. ANA Minnie Lamont
rssdsSc IL fo SSs'1TFss S9S : e. from
relatives invited ".e
Il SS NIIrs2I, On Angus, 81. 1859. EDWIN
rgnsra from his late rssdsnes on Fourth stree.
MCCARTHY On Thursday. August %. lssa. ..
JULIA wife Patrick ssS nv Year, MIA
Star ~ '''~'aASs t'enlns
MOORE A. Gs,,hsrsburv. Nd, Angus, q. 1889.
North carOlins papers please copyJ
ssovsS r ss OF iMs SSSA, . Gag ,v9
eight years ana one month.
late rssdsnss Mi ros Sssa lsl S% h
,S SanE A, Nv valley %x yies AuEu., 20. Issa 7Is
year Of her age N~~
Notice q funeral hereafter o.
PARKER. On August 23. 1889, ut 2 o'lock Am
at Harvest Home near Beltsville. Prince oeorre
Funeral viii take place from his residence on ,,up
day =, $3.50 pm Friends and rsistiSss srs inSssd .
. TALTAvUII. On Thursday. Aurust % 1855, n
. O'Clock an. EDNA AND L., youngest son Of Joln ii
and Capitola TaltAyull azed TWEEN " one months ~
Funera from residence, 305 Ninth efreef son35.~s~s
Sunday afternoon ~ 80 O'Clock
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Maud,s Murderer i'm jail.

UTICA, NY, Aug. 23.--Maud Bartle, who was
murdered by Edward s. Knowles, three miles
west of Oneida last night, was sixteen
years of age. Knowles was thirty-four years
old and very unprepossessing. He had
for several months attempted to
make love to Maud, who was his
cousin, but she gave him no encouragement.
Last night he followed her into the
house and without a word shot her
in the head. She died almost instantly.
Knowles then fired two shots at himself, but
without serious effect. He is in Jail.
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The REMAINS OF Mr.. DARR.-The body of
Mr.. Darr Of the Agricultural department, who
died in Paris, is expected to reach New York
tomorrow. The Secretary of the Treasury
was today requested TO allow the body
to be delivered to friends Of the deceased i'm
mediately upon its arrival without going
through the usual custom routine. Secretary
Window telegraphed the collector at New York
instructions to facilitate the removal of the
body as requested.
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An Accident to Barnum's Circus.

wArEKrows, NY, Aug. 20. - Barnum Il
Baiiey's circus train met with a serious acci-
dent near Potsdam while en- route from Cow
enuer to Montreal on the Rome, watertown
and Ogdensburg railroad late last night An
axle broke on the second train, derailing six
cars and telescoping two more, crushing every
thing in them. Thirty ring horses, one of the
chariot teams and two camels were killed. The
loss is estimated at $40, 600 besides which the
loss Of the days receipts at Montreal, where the
circus was to show to-day must be added
This viii make an additional loss OF between
$4,000 and $4,000.
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The Florists, Convention Closed

BUFFALO, NY, Aug. 23.-Last nights session
closed the florist convention. Today is given
to pleasure. The delegates went to
Niagara Falls this morning and will
return this afternoon to attend ban
quet. Contrary to expectation no vote was
taken on choice Of national flower. The COM
mittee reported on several species, but recon-
mended none. The committee was continued
and will report again next year. The constitu-
ton was amended to make two sessions daily
instead of three.
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A Chicago Physician Arrested

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S-Dr. o. Baxter Howe, q
prominent physician Of this city, living at 2S9
West Chicago avenue, and having an Office
at 20 State street, was arrested
late last night on charge
of assault preferred by Miss Elizabeth Rudolph
sen. Miss Rudulphsen claims that the assault
took place August Is, when she visited the
doctor for treatment.
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The New York Bakers Strike,

NEw YoRK, Aug. 23.-The situation re-
mains unchanged, neither the bakers associa-
ton nor the employees showing any signs OF
giving in. There were numerous ap-
plicants at the headquarters of the
employment bureau of the bakers association
this morning and a few more employed The
union held a meeting this morning at 1856
Bowery, but nothing of any Importance was
dime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-23

WHY THE PRESIDENT WAS INvITED.-Miss
Clara Barton telegraphs to this city that the
invitation of the Red Cross association to Presi-
dent Harrison to visit Johnstown has been mis-
interpreted; that the President was not invited
to visit the scene of the great flood to view for
himself 1.-The terrible condition of things
there" but to see what great progress had been
made in providing for the homeless, &c.
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Held on q Charge Of Burglary

Held on Charge OF burglary.
This morning in the Police Court, Judge
Mills. George McCauley, q well-known charao-
ter, who has served several terms for burglary
and larceny, was arraigned for vagrancy. Ser
geant Falvey and Officer KENNEL testified that
last night after IL o'clock they saw McCauley
with two boys on the avenue acting suspi-
ciously. The boys when question stated that
they belonged to South Washington; that they
were afterwards at the Baltimore and Ohio
depot where McCauley claimed he had come to
see them of. McCauley left, going up @ street
near Sd and the boys up Indiana avenue.
retraced his steps when they arrested him. The
court committed him in default of bonds and
defendant appealed. George had been attend
ing the Union mission and claimed that he had
q good defense, but his witnesses were not
heard.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP,

They WANT THE UrEs TO GOETHE Secretary
Of the Interior today received dispatch from
Gov. Cooper Of Colorado giving the substance
of a protest from citizens of Routt county
against allowing the Ute Indians to remain in
the county any longer. They state that the In
dams are of of their reservation and are wan
dering about the country killing game
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A RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
"A NAELNOZfD ACCIDCNI'
Three Killed and Sixteen Seriously
Wounded.

PARKEnsBURa, W. Va, Aug. 29.-An east
bound special train, with officials of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, ran into an accommo-
dation train at Petraho, twelve miles east of
here, shortly before noon.
Three people were killed outright and six
teeen frightfully injured. Twelve doctors
have lief. here on a special train for the
scene of the disaster.
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Real Estafe Matfers.

James II. Crew has bought for $500 of J..
]. Halstead sub F, 80 365-l71fxs2 # on P
street, bet 9Th and Columbia streets north
west.
j. s. Davis and w. E. Davis has bought for
$4,000 Of E. F. Jones sub SO, square 19l, 1901
Blake street northwest
}. F. Shea has bought for "a, 500 of John Mil
Ter subs 16 and II, square TAO, ,490 square feet
fronting Sc feet on New Jersey avenue between
X and L streets southeast.
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English Delegates to the Conference.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-In the house Of
commons this afternoon Sir Michael
Hicks-Teach, president of the board
board of trade said England had accepted an
invitation to send delegates to the maritime
conference to be held in Washington, but the
British delegates would not be empowered to
make any engagements binding upon England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-23
GAS AGAINST ELECTRICITY.
The Gaslight Company WIN Fight the
New Lighting Contract In Court.

The Warrington 0sslight company, BY ".
b. Webb and 8. r. Phillips, today fled . bill
against the District Comm issioners and the
Electric Heat and Power company for an in
junction. Judge Bradley directed that . rule
be served to show cause why the injunction
should not issue.
The petitioner sets ont the appropriation Of
e1l5000 for lighting the streets, &C., for the
year ending June 80 next, with the proviso at
tached that no more than $20 per annum per
lamp shall be paid; that said lamps shall burn
not less than 1900 hours per annum; that
the Commissioners may substitute other
illuminating material at the same or less price,
but shall not make a contract for . longer
period than one year. The petition claims
that the Commissioners were Empowered to
contract for the whole fiscal year and the clause
to substitute ''other Illuminating material than
gas" only gave authority before the annual
contract was made and in case Of violation OF
contract
The gas company AYERS that IL entered on its
contract and has complied with the same, and
is prepared to continue the same. 1t is averred
that the respondents have executed q contract
in which the Electric heat and power company
agrees, in consideration Of money out Of
the appropriation noted, to perform the duty
assigned the gas company as TO all that part OF
the city north OF X street between LIST street
east and Rock creek, and charges that II such
agreement is carried out the appropriation will
fall short many thousands of dollars Of COM
pensating the petitioners.
THE INTENTIONS OF CONGRESS.
The gas company aver further that Congress
by the clause cited did not intend that electric
lighting" should be included, and cites the
succeeding paragraph "for electric lighting Of
the principal streets" and other like distinc-
tions. The petitioner charges that by the said
rnn roo<o frov 20 10 ha ra1
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Census Appointments.

The superintendent of the census has ap-
pointed Capt. Joseph W. Collins and Charles
w. Smiley, esq.,, as special agents to collect the
fishery statistics of the United States. Both of
the gentlemen named were connected with the
fishery census of 1880, and have since been
identified with the work of the United States
fish commission.
Superintendent Of Census Porter has ap-
pointed DR.. William G. Day a special agent OF
the eleventh census to collect the statistics re-
lating to structural materials throughout the
United States
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To Enforce the Payment.

Theodore Sheckles, by W. A. Cook and c. C.
Cole, today filed bills in equity to enforce the
payment of paving stock issued for work done
under the old corporation against Thomas D..
Allen, w. O'Brien, George E. Kirk and Others
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A Wonderful Three-Year-Old.

EVANSTON, WYo., Aug. 23.--Faust, the won
derful three-year-old pride of Evanston won
the stakes in the three-year-old race at Butte,
Mont, yesterday, besting full brother Of Pat
Ronin in two straight heats. Time, 2:l8. This
in o race.
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Large Flour Mills Burned.

ST. CATHARrNEs, ONT, Aug. 23.-The Empire
and Phoenix Touring mills, both owned by Syl-
vester Mellon, were totally destroyed by fire
this morning. The Empire mill was one of the
finest and largest mills in the country, and was
erected only few years ago at a cost of nearly
500. COO
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Weather Prospecfs.

The entire southeastern corner Of the coun-
try, including half of New York state, all Of
Texas and the country just below the Great
Lakes, is under the influence of high barometer,
but right here around Washington il a cluster
clouds.
The cooler weather promised came in g small
measure, the morning record being four de-
grees lower than At the same hour yesterday.
Last nights shower, the first for q week,
brought only 2.le0 OF an inch of rain, but
this was supplemented today by
smarter falls that did considerable
good, laying the dust and helping the flowers.
This mornings prediction was for light local
showers, stationary temperature, northerly
winds becoming Nariahla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-23

A Tue FOR THE YAaD.-The acting secretary
of the navy today decided to accept the offer of
the Douglass tug for use at the Washington
yard; price $4,000.
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A Warrant for Browns Arrest.

MONTREAL, Aug. ga warrant against Gid
con H. Brown, who is supposed to be in this
city, has been issued from the crown officers
here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-23

Jake Kilrain started south from Baltimore q
Sheriff Chiids Of Mississippi.
unweloome arrivals-Sk Petsr-sHaltf" Nav
spirit-''Cant ! come IMP" a. Peter-sTd
rather you wouldn'k Yoa are lust ont a. col
lege and we don't want any sdvice sbout Fun-
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Mr.. wanamaker Leaves Newport.

NEWPORT; R. L, Aug. 23.-Postmaster Gen.
eral wanamaker has completed his visit and
left this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-23

The NAVAL ADVISORY BoARD.-The naval
advisory board met ct the Navy de-
partment today and began the con-
sideration of the claims preferred
by the assignees Of John Roach
and Atlanta, amounting "a ahoui
$4,000. There were present Admiral
Harmony, Chief Engineer Henderson,
Capt Robeson, Constructor Hanscom Messrs.
Steers Of New York and Archibald
OF Maryland, marine architects. Com.
modors Sherrett was prevented from
attending by reason Of sliaht teuporsr,
illness. The board win conclude Is wori
next week.
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TIVE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS

Al the Ninth International Medical Congress- Or. A.
L. A Ioboidf, OF the University Of Pennsyvanis. read
tpaper stating that out of thirty treated with the
genuine imported Powdered Carlsbad SpruIel Salt
chronic constipation hypochonda, disease Of the liv
tr and Kidneys ,aundice, adposis diabetes, dropsy
from valVuar heart disease dyspepsia. catarrhal in
nannaton Of the stomach. ulcer of the stomach or
spleen, children with marasmus. govt rheumatism of
The joints. gravel etc. twenty entirely cured
threenuch improved, and not treated long enough
Average time Of treatment, four weeks.
The Carlsbad Sprudel Salt powder form). Is an ex-
eellent Aperieat LAXATIVE and Dsetfc 1t clears the
complexion pU(aes the Blood. 1. in easily soluble.
pleasant to take and permanent in action Thegenune
Product OF the Carlsbad Springs Is exported in round
bottles Each bottle comes light blue paper car
tOon, and the signature "EISNER MENDLE-
SON CO.. sole agents, Barclay street, New ferk,
every bottle one bottle mailed upon receipt Of
One Dollar DR.. Toboldts lectures mailed free upon
IppiicatiOn au1-m.w&f
nYsPEPSIA IN ITS WORST FORMS WILL YIELD
IL to the Of CArters Little Nerve Pills, aided by
Carers Little Liver Pills. Doseone Of each after eating
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SOMETHING New.

SOMETHING NEW
LEATHERoID TRUNKS.
Very light in weight.
STRONGER and MORE DURABLE than
kole Leather. and at HALF THE PRICE.
Made and sold only at TOPHAMS
Trunk Factory, 1921 Pa. ave.
iy22-3rn
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/ GooD INVESTMENT.

Health and Happiness come TO all who psrssss.
emily use Ayers sarsaparillA This powerful
si's.stive effects in the system change that
seems little short Of miraculous No medicine
has been in such universal demand for yeara
Give 1t o trial
IF any one suffering from seuers, debility.
Want OF appetite. depression Of spirits. and las
ntude. win use Ayers ssrsaparilla. am conn
dent azure win result, for I have used it. and
speak from experience. 1t Is by far the best
remedy lever knew."-F. o. Lcrins Bro,kton
NasA
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell Mssa
Sold By all Druggists. Price, 81; six bottles, Is.
feb20 WORTH SIS A BOTTLE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

800 Velvet and Brussels Ottomans Soc
so pes Fancy Mating (40 yds), s4oo.
100 GOO
80 Jointless Mating (40 ydsl, $3.50
5000 yds Madras Muslin. SOC; worth ST. So
4O-lb Hair Mattress at sSS5.
Wire Mattress, good quality, $500
In fact viii sell every article in the house at the
same reduction. Space will not allow us to enumerate
al Do not fail TO call this week. as you can save from
20 to so pr cent on every article advertised
Terms cash on or before delivery. No deviation
fruln this rule.
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". II. SINISTER & sons
S19 PENN. AVE. NV.
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
All a. 90 Nottirtrhana Lace Curtains a on
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Anarchists Expelled.

HHdTCHIStS TLAptIItus
GENEVA, Aug. 23.-Fifteen Russian anarchist
have been expelled from this city.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing Prices Of
the New York Stock Market. as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 14ly
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cARHARr q LErDY.
e2s 7thst. and 7uo K ct. nv.

IT Is NO LONGER NECESSARY TO JAKE BLUe
Il pills ~ ronse the liver aetion CAREERS Little
Liver Fslls are naaSh better. Don't forget this.
VTsk AS9osTUzA BIIrERs To STIMULATE
~ the az ute aud keep the digestive or<ens in
DIR D. J. q. & siegerf sons, sole u.nnufz ctursrA
Al AL druggists
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 93. = Cotton firm - mid
ding, liz. Flour dull: Wheat-southern quiet
2, 81; steamer, No. 2, red, 77a77k; western
weak and lower; No. 2 winter red, spot, SOs a
s0A; August. s0Isas0I; September, SO3sas0S;
October, slAaSlH; December. xaS4. Corn
southern. quiet and steady; white, 43a4o; yellow,
42a44; western slow and weak; mixed, spot, Al:
August Al; September Az; October, 42S a425s.
Oats, active, shade 6rmer-southern and Penn
syivania, 24a2s; western white, old, 27a2s; new,
24as9; western mixed, 22a25. Rye firmer, 5Oa
81. Hay old, quiet; new, steady-prine to choice
timothy, 16.0Oa17.00; new, 1390al400. Provis-
Ions dun, Butter frm--western packed, 10al3
creamery, l7a1S Eggs scarce and wanted, IL.
Petroleum steady = refined, 7.15 Coffee firm
Rio careoes fair, 1S&alSk. Sugar firm--A soft.
81; copper quiet, refined, 10ka10A. Whisky
unchanged, LILO. Freights TO Liverpool per
steamer nrm-grain per bushel, AID. Cork for
orders. 4s.6d.a4s.7Hd. Receipts = hour, $500
barrels wheat. 74,60 bushels; corn, "a, 56O BUSH
els; oats, 26,l00 bushels; rye, l,200 bushels.
Shipments-nour. Is, 100 bushels; wheat, $500
bushels. Sales = wheat. 212,0OO bushels; corn,
"a, 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Aug. o. = Virginia consols, 81.
bid; 40. ten-forties. 80 bid; do. threes, 81 bid.
60 asked: Baltimore and Ohio stock, SO bid'
81 asked; Northern Central stock, 73k asked,
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore hrsts, 81
bid, o99 asked; do seconds, 80 bid, 81 asked; do.
threes, 20 asked; consolidated gus bonds, liz
bid lib asked; do. stock, ~ bid, 44Aasked.
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FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.

Do not fail to the ParlOr Suite Is pcs) Uphol-
stored in French Tapestry are closing at $3.50
well worth $4,000
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919 ExxsYLvAN1A Ave

WE HAVE FINISHED STOCK TAKING AND
FIND A GREAT NUMBER OF REMNANTS OF
ALL KINDS IN STOCK WE DESIRE TO SELL
THEM AT ONCE AND HAVE MARKED THEM
VERY CHEAP; GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
SCHOOL DRESSES FOR CHILDREN.
so PIECES FRENCH sATINEs. IN FIGURES
AND PLAIN. ONLY 90 CENTS PER YARD.
so PIECES GINGRAMs.
ALL KINDS PLAIps AND STRIPES. VERY
CHEAP.
100 DOZEN HUcK TOWELS. 50 DOZEN. THE
BEST VALUE IN THE CITY FOR THE MONEY
CALL WILL CONVINCE YOU.
ONE PRICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-23

Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig-
nal Office today: Sam, "a; pm, 60; maxi
num- so; minimum, g.
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GREAr CLEANING SALE

OF Carpets. Furniture, Rugs, Lace Curtains. Uphol-
sterv Goods, &c, before removal our building
18Th and streets. will be continued another week.
commencing Monday. August 10 Owing to the heavy
inroads made in departments we are obliged to
omit number OF articles advertised last week.
WHAT WE WILL OFFER FOR ONE WEEK, CON-
MENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 10.
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HoHsronDs AorD PHosruarr
MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE
Ateaspoonfui sddsd 10 glass Of hot or cola v~s,r
snd s~setened 70 the taste vii Be found rsars.h,,r
and invigor@ting.


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BzzcuArs Pn1a
BEzcHArs Pnsa
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sos WEAK rs sfS 3lks5b n,a.sr,o~
DISQkDEkED LyyKD
ps sesa o q II 81 prY TO- 5 &c
fs.hirs 81 xEns g. ~ ALLkN 3 co. Soli. zssse -
tdoss pot kssp tSs@5 VII msii EEfSSHA SSfzfyf
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-23

RACkACHE Is ALMOST IMMEDIATELY RE-
hsSed oy wearing one OF CAREERS smart Weed aud
bellAdOnna Bsckache Pl4sters. Try one and be free
from pain Price 20 cents.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. % topening,.-wheat--August
Tx. September, "a; December. Tx. Corn-Au-
gust, 34is; September, 3sk; October. 33ys; De-
cember, "a. Oats-August, 20. PoFk-Septem-
ber, 90; October, a57H. Lard - September,
6.0sS: October. 5.y7k. Short ribs - September,
4-9o; October, 4.87x.
CHICAGO. Aug. % tclosing,. - wheat-AuRust.
"a; September. 76ss; December. Tx. Corn-Au.
gust, 34ss: september, 3ik; October, 34ss: De-
cembor, 33S. Oats - August, COX; Septem Der,
20; October. 2ok; December, 30k. Pork - Au,
gust, a5o, september, ESQ; October, ESQ.
60eX. Short ribs-August k73}(; scptsnbsr'
(, ;ootopsr, A77K.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-23
HILADELPH1A SroRE

VIII offer one more lot Of the La
dies Pine Lawn Hapdkcrchiefs. hem
stitched and revered borders; they are
sold elsewhere at 12l<c. Our price SC.
36-ineh Batiste. Price was &c. now
Ol4c.
SzteenS Price was l2,< and 15c. now
Toe.
Bargains in Ladies Summer Skirts.
Meas White Dress shirts. special good
value at Sos: linen bosom. collar and
WIS: bands; reinforced fronts and yoke
back. the best value for the money to be
found.
4 great bargain in ladies' Corsets, will
offer balance Of stock of Common Sense
cossets. Price was SOC; price 70 close.
Soc.
DR.. Warmers Summer Health Corsets.
Reduced from 81 rs TO soc.
Chiidrsn's Corset Waists reduced TO
Csc.
AATTiSGs at Cost TO close.