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The Constellation at Annapolis.

The q. s. schoolship Constellation, Com
modore C. NJ. Chester, has arrived at Annapo-
lis with the cadets on board. Yesterday all the
cadets except the fourth-class men and a few
others upon whom restrictions have been placed
will 60 on leave, lasting until October l. The
fourth class men will be quartered on the San
tee till the return Of the classes at the begin
ming of the academic year.
Today the Constellation, with her regular
crew, will go to Norfolk, Va, to be fitted out
for trip to Europe, whence she viii bring
curios and art treasures for the worlds Column
bian exposition 1t is said that the officers win
60 on leave when the ship reaches Norfolk, and
that Commander Goodrich Of the training ship
jamestown, which is shortly to 60 out Of COM
mission, with his present STAFF Of officers, viii
succeed the retiring of6cers' family Of the Con-
stellation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

| He Thinks Democratic Prospects Are Bright
| I'm New York.

He Thinks Democratic Prospects Are Bright
in New York.
Representative ]. De Witt Warner, who has
just returned from New York. gives it as his
opinion that things look very bright in that
state for the democrats. He told q STAR re-
porter today that he thought the sentiment
throughout the state was favorable to
the democrats. The republicans, he said,
were getting together and he thought that each
party would present pretty solid front for the
fight. the democrats having the advantage. For
sometime now hesupposed there would be reac-
tions and all sorts of things might happen but as
it approached election day it would settle
down to a hard fight between the
two parties, with general loyalty on
both sides. He said he did not suspect any
disloyalty from democratic Organizations
and believed that all democrats would do their
best for the ticket He did not think that any
harm would come of the Collins circular in
Erie county.
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THE woMAN's RELIEF CORPS.

A List Of Committees Appointed by tho De-
partment President.
The members Of the Department Of the Poto-
mac, Woman's Relief Corps, under the leader
ship Of the department president, Mrs. Ida v.
Hendricks, are actively at work arranging for
the meeting here of the National Department
at the headquarters Of the department, room
80, Atlantic building. As announced in The
STAR the department has secured the First
Baptist Church for the convention. The en-
tire house, 1897 F street, opposite the
Ebbitt House. has been rented for
department headquarters and will
be resdy for occupancy September 2.
1t will BE Handsomely decorated and during the
encamEment week the ladies will be at home to
all callSfs. A bureau Of information for the
visiting w. r. c. will be opened somewhere on
street and the wants OF their sisters in that
particular will be supplied by intelligent ladies
assigned to that duty.
Headquarters for the forty-ave departments
Of the W. r. c. will be provided at room 80,
Atlantic building. A large number Of the Wis !.
iting W. r. c. and delegates have been quar-
tered this week and the committees having that
work in charge have rooms for I, 500 more.
The following il q list Of committees ap-
pointed by the department president for the
work Of the convention and the entertainment
Of the W. r. C. visitors coming to this city in
September next Executive committee, Ida v.
Hendricks, Mary N. North. Reception commit
tee. Sarah j. Neal, Mary 8. Parker. Decora-
tions. Alice Burgess, Jessie Vandorcu. Press,
Mary C. Lockwood, Hannah H. Sperry.
Bureau Of information, Carrie Brookfeld, Lillie
Overacker. Finance, Helen J. Durfee, Au-
gustus Starkey. Printing. ]. NJ. Evans. Drive,
Georgia Balm, Nina NJ. Colboun. Auditing, Mary
C. davenport, chairman. Accommodations. Mary
N. North. chairman; Theda North, secretary.
Entertainment, Susie Lee. chairman: Esteile
vialle, secretary. Souvenir badges, Charlotte
kibbey, chairman; Emma Kibbey secretary.
Ribbon badges, Maria L. Jordan, chairman.
Luncheon souvenirs, Augusta Starkey, Kate
Campbell. Purchasing committee, Margaret
NJ. Petty, Hattie Robb. Flower committee,
Emma A. v. Anderson, Lillian Mutton. Camp FIRE,
Joanna w. Turner, Mary s. Gist. Commissary
department, Sallie r. Jacobs. Annie johnson.
Luncheon committee, Mary Eldridge. Caroline
Lacey, secretary. Postmistress, Eliza p. Wal
son. Pianist, Lena shepherd. Special COM
mittees-Press, Julia W. Mason, Hetty B.
Quanter, secretary. Reception, Maria /. Jor-
dan, Anna v. Saunders, secretary. Accommo-
dstion, Elizabeth Marshall, A. n. Lucas, secre-
tsry. Entertainment, Lula Chase, Alice Stew
art secretary.
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Tho Monetary confsrene..

Secretary Foster said to srAa reporter today
that the Department Of State expects to be
able within few days to name tho meeting
place Of the international monetary con-
ference.
The delay b occasioned by the necessity Of
waiting for the reorganization Of the British
ministry: The department 10 in telegraphic
send Representatives to the conferences about
the choice Of . meeting place. It is likely that
London win be selected, owing to the preva-
lence OF cholera on the continent, althoneh Il d
understood that the English governmsnt h.
mot been very snthusiastie about ths eonfsrencs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

FOREIGN PATENTs.-Attorney General Miller
has rendered an opinion relative to oaths to ac-
company applications for letters patent filed by
citizens Of Austria Hungary. He holds in effect,
that notaries public in that county lack the
requisite authority to administer the oath re-
quired by our patent laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

DIR. GEORGE VAsEY sailed on the oath for
Italy to represent the Department Of Agricul-
ture and the Smithsonian Institution at the in
ternational botanical congress that convenes at
Genoa on September 4. DR.. Vasey has been
recently made an associate fellow of the Ameri-
can Academy Of Arts and Sciences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

WAR DEPARTMENT CHANGEs.-Permanent
appointments: Gottleib wehrle Of Wisconsin,
clerk at $1,000 record and pension Office;
Morgan Spencer Of Alaska, copyist at $500,
record and pension Office; Edgar N. Martin Of
Louisiana, cOpyist at $500, record and pension
oiiice. Promotion: Bartlett E. Harper Of Iowa,
promoted from clerk at 81 900 to class /, record
and pension Office. designations: John R.
Wise of Wisconsin, Daniel G.. Campbell Of Da-
kota and Joseph NJ. Hance Of Ohio, oil Of class
/, record and pension Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

The annual report Of W. E. simonds, COM
missioner Of patents, to the Secretary Of the
Interior shows that during the fiscal year ended
June 80, ls9e, x,s4S applications for patents
and caveats were received.
There were during that period "a s,oas patents
granted including reissues and designs; 1865
trailo maSks registered and labels Registered d;
~, ~ patents sxpired during the year; the re-
ceipts from all sources during the yenr were
u, ,2e8, 717; expenditures, e1, ,l3t; having
surplus for ths ysax of elsA, SEA
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A Wicked Canard.

RocHEsrEl, n. Y. Aug. T.-Ths report iz
the morning papers about the terrible drown
ing accident by which Hiram W. sibley and
family lost their lives is untrue. The following
dispatch received this morning from M.
Sibley himself is seh-explanatory:
.MoxrRRAL, QuKBxo, AUG. "a.
"Mrs. Hiram Sibley, Rochsster:
Report In morning nevspapes an absurd
canard- All well and happy. Oams here te
meet Dr.. Roe. Return TO yacht on Monday.
''(Signed) HnAn."
How the report Of The accident originassd b q
mystery.
CoLLrxewooD, Orr, Aug. H.-The rspor.
that the steam yacht Wahpita went down In q
storm in Georgian bay yesterday, afternoon end
that all but two Of those on board were drowned
b absolutely untrue. The yacht = now q
anchor in this harbor.
4 b under.tood that The report Of ~ losu
Of the yacht wapiti originated through . de
petch ssnt By u cod, vAs I'D pssvisusly
beea dissAaFUs6
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PIPEs AND TOBACCO.
THos REARDoN.
Anarostia. d. O.
W. a. DUNKHORsT, zoos 7th ct. nv.
GEO. =. STEM. $50 9th ST. n
A. MATTERN. 4S7 Pa. ave. NV.
J. 0RUBER. cor. 9th and @ sts- NV.
=. EBERLE. cor. 18th and d SITS. ne.
HOARE wIILETT. 80 st. NV.
H0ARE wILLETT. 1908 St nv.
J. n CRUMP. 1lth and sta NV.
H. J. SCHULTZ. 3OOS ST. NV.
b. y. KISCANNON. 5G2 10Th St NV.
C. J. ANDERMATT. 1923 7th st. NV.
H. C. MELHORN. 3O7 Pa ave. Sc
L GRIEBEI, 10Th and K sts. NV.
JOHN A THOMAS. cor. Sth and SITS.
THOMAS DEAN. 9th and n SITS. sw.
=. W. sHARPLESs. 32I Pa. ave. NV.
C. W DOWNING, 5O7 7th st. NV.
II. F. J. DRAKE. 81 Il st. NV.
Z c. REID GIL 18th St NV
W. A HARNER, sth and L sts sa
A. CAMPBELL. 2l43 Pa. ave. NV.
GEORGE W. SCOTT & CO.. 2S3 Center market.
J. Ed MATTERN. 438 eth ST. NV.
r. =. BOURNE. 200 9TH ST. sw
JOHN R. MAHONEY $50 Northern Liberty Market
EDWARD T. DAWSON. SIT 10th St. NV
HENRY SACHS. 17+O l4th st. NV.
JOHN c. INGRAM. cor. 4th and East Capitol sss
CHARLES ZANGE. 1904 9TH st. NV.
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A Big Fire I'm Augusta.

AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. 27.-A destructive frs
broke out here at 2:so o'clock this morning.
The Alexander Drug and Seed Company, Flem-
ing a Bowles' furniture warehouse, Z. ID.
Smythe's crockery store, Harry Halls photo
graph gallery, Joseph r. Lamar's law Office,
Thomas A Barton. Wholesale music and sewing
machines, the residence Of Leroy Miller and the
Chronicle ONCE were totally DESTROYED. Au-
gusta Dorr's clothing house was slightly dam
aged The loss IL roughly estimated at e400. .oo0
The entire morning edition Of the Chronicle
was worked OF while the building was in
flames. Everything was wiped out in the shape
Of type and machinery. The files Of the paper
from 1900 TO date and the books and subscrip-
ton list were saved Insurance about $500 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

BUFFALO, n. T., Aug. IA sensation second
only to that caused by the failure Of the Ne
tional Savings Bank was crested this morning
by the announcement that State Bank Examiner
Whitton had found two savings and loan ssso-
Citations practically insolvent and that mary
others are In an unsafe condition The associs-
lions reported as insolvent are the Third Ward
Permanent Savings and Loan Association and
the Erie County Permanent Savings and Loan
Association. Examiner Whitton has been CIV
ing his attention to the savings, building and
loan associations since the books Of the National
Bank were straiehtened out. Up b the present
time he has examined six Of these societies,
among them being two known ss "dime asso-
Citations, where dues are paid in at the rate Of
10 cents Q week on each share, and which are
run upon What Y known as the permanent plan
He found that these two were in very bad shape,
and be % reported 70 the banking department.
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An Incendiary Fir, .. r.,svs.v,

WESTMINSTER, Nd, Aug. ia serious Are
occurred in Taneytown last night abom IL
O'Clock. destroying the carriage factory Of L.
A. F. Baker, the agricultural implement ware
house Of A. H. Franklin Bowersox and the
stable and ice house Of DR.. G. W. Weaver.
The fire originated in the paint shop Of the
incendiary. Mr.. Bowersox was burned ont
about two years ago. The drsbug ID credtted
with this latest connagration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

SECRETARY JOHN w. Foster left this after.
noon for northern New York to spend few
days with his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-27

SECRETARY CHARLES FosrER has gone to As
bury Park TO spend Sunday.
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A Bad Track ss sheepshesd.


New Yoax, Aug. 27.-The weather at sheeps-
head bay this morning was threatening at an
early hour and prospects for poor track were
pronounced. The courss was ankle deep I'm
mud, and underneath it was heavy
and holding. Frank Clark, the su-
perintendent. had . large force Of men
st work and was doing everything he could
TO get the Futurity course into fairly rood
condition, but the chances were against him.
The trainers vere out early and worked their
candidates for The great race for the last time.
just 10 keep In the best condition. The track
ss an early hour this morning vss fully three
seconds slow 10 the mile.
The following is the betting on the race: Lady
Vtolet, 8 70 3; Platus. Q 10 I; Hammie, 10 TO 1;
Sir francta, 10 20 I; Lnesrvood, 10 4; Com
msnche. 70 70 !; Gov. Foraksr, 20 10 4; Love
% I; Pat Nalloy, jr., 20 70 I; Mirage, 20 20 q;
Uncls Jim, 20 70 i; MoreIlo. 2 70 4; tncis ysss.
% 70 I, and Spartan, - 70 L
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$~OTTEHBURN
49, LITHIA AND MAGNEsIA WATER
SPRINGS. AMELIA COUNTY, VA.
WASHINGTON DEPOT. 10lS3< l4TH ST. NV.


- LITH1A AND MAaNEsIA WATER
SPRINGS. AMELIA COUNTY, VA.
WASHINGTON DEPOT. 10lS,< 14TH ST. NV.
TELEPHONE lO7O
As table water It is the acme Of perfection. As
medicinal water 1t has equal Received fresh from
springs daily Delivered to consumers In any part Of
the city suburbs at less than half price Of other
Lithia waters It is positive and unfaing cure for
all diseases Of the liver kidneys and bladder indiges
ton. dyspepsia. and all stomach and intestinal dsor
ders r.iically cured by it.
Nearly all sin diseases and blood Impurities are
also cured by th.l WATER which is natures greatest
remedy. ",
The analysis of Prof. a. Froehlins proves tina. o.-
tsrburn LithA and Magnesisvater possesses the
valuable medicinal qualities a any water on the
market.
The following is . partial list q Washington ply
sicisns who are prescribing 1t In thor prActicei
DR.. W. Sinclair Bowen, Dr. Magruder Muncaster Dr..
S. McLsin. Dr. n. s. Lincoln. d. J. W. Little Dr.
G. X. Brown. DR.. J. W. Bovse. DIR. E. A. Gibbs. DR.
II. Wire. DR. l. o. st. Clair. DR.. Beall. DR.. Dooley
DIR. B. b. Adams. Dr. +. A. st. Clair. DIR. Fsrring-
ton. DIR. G. W. West. DR.. Taylor. Dr.. o. J. Carleton
and several hundred other prominent physicians
throughout the country. Otterburn Lthis and Mag
nesia Water has been In for over Eve years and
fully merits the great reputation where
ever known. We have Thousands of testimonials
which have come to us unsoncited. Send for pamph-
let containing full particulars Of snslysis. &c.
Read the following:
Washington. D. C.
Dear Sirs 1t gives me pleasure - state that have
Used the Otterburn Lithis Water Nth many Of my
patients during past year and wthe greatest salts
faction The fact Of it coming fre from the springs
daily is important desideraturn and should com
mand the attention Of physicians.
Respectfully. MAGRUDER MUNcAsTER. NJ D.
Dear Sirs hav, been using youR Otterburn Lithis
wafer Tor lndgestion and liver troyoe; It has osns-
nted me greatly. IL shall continue y
]. V POTTS. 93S NV York svenue.
Dear Srs: Isufered with gravel I'd kidney trouble
found no relief TIL began TO drk the Otterburn
HENRY CLARK ,,r x ..,.s,n
Gentlemen: Having suffered for Spsrs from rheu.
rian'm; her'Susness ana ayspeps' WIN inao'i.y 70
w., "a =. -. - ~. ~ VIC '.s.a.n.. .na
water has entirely cured me and IN am now fully
restored to my former good health nov sleep well
ma feei WEI m every ssSss-- Asea poesnee 70 efmk
The Otterbn-n Ii,hi. Water 4. 8plvered IN half
gallon bottles 2Oc per bottle or allon demi3ohns
al 3oc per gallon postal card of ring half gallon
,,. VI more WI reVeNe imnieoiA'e 1'huon- We ue
fresh water This is better than u plan Of getting
il from druggists in that caso customers fire.
quentiy get water that mas been " In tne orus
oTTrPpT-py TTIII. w.rvva-owp.
1t 101s1< 1.tth ST. NV.
= yi,,oL " IT., ho tiiisd ON A. HEN
1AMIN \. NEEDS. S'4 Va ave. Sc IL
SIssz. o-..r.,. g. sr.,... s.ur e., .rt ,...
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GOVERNMENT Receipts ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, s6l9, ,671; customs. e42l, ,304.
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h Rev. n. n. Brown, pastor Of shs Firus
Lsthsren Church, wynsnsuAnl, n. Y, vas
knocksd ssDsslees BY stroke Of lightning lnat
evsning vhile e1Arssaflg ths young people e
~ eaUsA Aboajurtss are not nsosssaEfly
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GEO. W. SCOTT co. .


II Cor. Pa and AZ st.
ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS on DE-
po.it with II. K Fulton upon which inter
est Is due twelve months more hereby notified
:sd s cs :SE 9 me goods viii be
xu2o-l0t' II h FULTON. Pawnbroker.
E~DR. HENRY A. PoBBINs HAS REMOVED
nv. four doors s.siO connsc;icut ave. Telephone.
EScAUTIoN.- ALL OF OUR MA
Hon ve p.fsieisfiy csution thoss nsvisr sss. q
han 4 *. ofr e .ssss
er. par. are used and only the most reason
- ur,.. .',,, :, sHEEIER WILSON MFG, g CO; G
sGIRMaN-AMERICAN PERMANENT
~ BUILDING IC1 AM ANp LOAN ASSOCIATION.
ofers special indu enents to holne-seekers-nob big
d,ssognt a. or iars sl. q expense to meet The plan
both Sosro~srs and nEsstors Intersst psid on pre-
sssrssodss Share. psyaSe az p 70 1ntS ca S
snhss-rib~d for at any time; no arrears to pay.
No Hasss
II you want to buy home we will show you how 1t
can Be done %S without i, BEING 11r{en k, to ygu
BIsc.. c, W psrr z j. Hannah. ThOs HaDsy. Ds5.
j.ss-sosm s -n1 tGih JoHS LISDER. Secretary.
EhvA HUBBARD co,
erSa,shMtAkSsU hMtASUTssSTgRERs;; isS rnNIs ;;cro1.
Steam and Hot 0ssTIEs 0s,sT Hating Apparatus
116 North Howard ST.. kaltlmore Nd.
an4-1m 9lS 81 Nv. Washington. d. G.
E~A LIGHr WHEEL
For The scorvh-r and those men Who can't bear the
small front Wheel.
THE RAMBLER NUMBER THREE,
44-inch wheel base. 2s-inch wheels; rigid frames;
weisht all on - pounds In hot weather attire "a
pounds Price. sl50 They're worth your looking
Of. to-.
GoRMULLY JEFFERY MFG Co.
y2s l:so5 l4th IT. NV
R~pR "a BALLocH HAS REMOVED
hours sto lO Ia. : 10 5 .. m. o 10 \ D. rele-
phone s:Sl iy:sLlIn'
&ANOIHER REAL ESTATE BOOK
- trON EE'S RENT LEDGER.
SIMPLE. COMPLETE, LABOR SAVING.
.y12 H. l. McQuecI- PtIblls.ss- HOS IL l6 Z st
- Grat@s. W-O1sht-iron Cir~ FIr.urss &c.
Special discounts while making changes.
rnhli-tr ]. II CORNING Tile shop. 30 18th A.
~sErHEspA PARK
This BEAUTIFUL ra-k is open free TO organization,
s--ixned them. Special Inducements nor = ven 10
such orxsnizA ions BY which they can mike lar;s
money on picnics siv-n AZ this POPULAR resort
TESSiEIYToWS ASb ROCKVILLE RR.co..
:y3o1m Iss,I + st.
BErHEsDA PARK HOTEL.
DInners and meals may he ordered By telephone
losc4 y;brlm
REyERYTHING STRICTLY FIRsT-CLAss
ssptarIh~- And O~tnhar A,,ply 10
SsOIm ALEXANDRA FoRTIN bethesda Park.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS Fob EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and z, ). connissionsr
JOHN Z. BEALL- LII h 81 NV
N oGcs from SA Ia % B p.H nois
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ DO YoU sMoKE-A PIPE'
DO YoU sMoKE-A PIPE'
DO YoU sMoKE-A PIPE'
We have
A scs. 900 STOCK OF PIPES OF ALL KINDS.
A s25, 900 STOCK OF PIPES OF ALL KINDS.
s25. 900 STOCK OF PIPES OF ALL KINDS
And In order TO introduce thsmws
Will give away
TWO OUNCES OF TOPAZ SMOKING TOBACCO
with every Pipe the price Of which 10
25c and upward
THIS Is A BARGAIN FOR LIMITED TIME.
For several days clerks have been kept busy un
packing the immense stock Of Pipes that is
necessary TO I'll the orders of the thousands
of buyers. We carry the finest stock
ofPipes Of any arm this side Of
New York. and you cannot
fail to be suited. The
retail dealers
al falling
In lina
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SPECIAL NOTICES

T1SHnE4D2uARTERs THIRD BATTAIIoS
q fsa r. third bsiss1,ns bmiassh1,nsson D e. Angus.
thank the Great Falls Ice ComDar ussre 70 puoile;E
dsPayed N furnishing the bataion' FREE 81 rhsrre
@ @sn at colSnia Beach aS,ins Tn ssasS ,.Gsn. sncaTS
or. ,s,i vas as owing TO the fact that siilar
II. xTHoMlsB B HARRisoN.
NINTH CoRps- Iii.
= resident members Of ~. SSTSHTrH CoshPs
nRp III piease SNps mes s2mIades in RIGGS HOUSE PAR
IT r. A. SPRA6UE. Secretary.
K~NEMBERs OF THE RocHDALE so;
Cone and Sc. me about y1rS yoaI fp,, . x nav vou
sENsE5f'h ENssts5 'hco Coal Is. Ds.si 1s.r'
phone connections sno7 al.
~MITAAPHYsIcAL a LECTURE. AT HALL
the Best of What Is" Cia.ses fue.dav0 rhnrsaay
ofii:e n. adjoining hall g W% sSd - w. uronrs
-a- T. KEEN.
Removed
b wAsHINaT snsS;, nom; 3 3 Qisoa.
AnRsrsons are hereby warned against trusting my
son. Wm W w. Stewart. Is viii pay no bills con-
crediting any body on my account Is Will pay no
OILS eh'ep' e0n'fA'' 0' mS,:f H H PsT,9WS PsTTWARr
IT H20 10Th St n
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OTHER SERVICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

E%AN INTERESTING MOVE.
From 7O1 9th st. to Ills Est.
@. warfeld Simpson will
move TOMORROW (Sat-
urday) from 9th and G sts
n. ". TO 10Th and SITS n.
W. All engagements for
Saturday will be filled
from 9th and G SITS.
on oSs6 SS5SBASs s95 3eT AUGUST sns'nss' S.
.e. corner Of 18th and
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Tailor,
au2e-tr Cor 9th and sts NV
THE fIBkif 4s At dn ,bs IsE S S4I5E4
i was the unsnimSus voice 70 strictly observe Labor
that day 70 ion in River View and Try
and make Il as enjoyable Is possible After the Is. Of
81. me nsT ksc 0ssssn ''a
R~C9MM0N SENSE MUST REIGN;
once asked slowsSis lor @ise men
Ssy or
sSRs There H. L ;rss, treat, deal & Of common sense
ss.cesdi%nsly % healthy: Our W,t famou. g Gi.Tst E st
dor. ass. .fe especially indorssd BY pSssicisn: ans
so-kA%oS e wi %iSE Sis, COMPANY. ,,
AUG: 23 1897. CHAs. b. MUNsON
tuentst) mas returned TO the city. he would
be glad to his fri nds and patrons at his Office.
1924 New York ave NV. au26-6t'
g.. SUMNER sIMMEHINGs" AT TEEL's,
~ Two days more Of buying Four-tn- hand and
Flowiny-end Scarfs at 40c.-and then their
price will be SOC.
Take I5 per cent on the marked prices Of the
White Duck Vests and you have present prices.
dollar. Oren back and open front and back.
Better than some Custom m ade Shirts.
Possibly the fact that one Collar lasts as long
as another. regardless Of price. accounts for
our large sales of these Linen Collars, two for
PIC. Latest shapes.
TEEL's. 'hen's Belongings" 935 Pa. ave. n. .au26
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