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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-16


CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE SMALL DWELL
ING HOUSES FOR HOMES OR INVESTMENT.
Under the decree Of the Supreme Court of the Dis
Cochrane ct al. against Adelmsnn ct al will sai
DAY, July, Twenty Second. 1897 at FIVE
street southwest; lot lettered 'B in Caleb barn
AS AZ and IA street soShWes and S'i lot hG ~ 81
John Hitz ct al subdivision of lots in square 49
with house No. AS street southwest and the house
1852. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, we viii sell the moth
x sfs b. h Nv sS sDS Of lot II
feet by the width thereof Of lot 1S square 800 with
houses Nc; 4y7 and 400 Casey alley s.w. lot 10,
1s.square sol. being a strip 70 feet wide the east
side Of said lot and fronting the alley and extend
Ing north 40 feet and ii inches. with houses 4S and
the full depth thereof of lot Is, square 5;sS with
houses No: 1886 and 1898 st. W.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK 2. NJ we will sell lot :, OF joel
Jones' subdivision of square 545. with houses No.
1850 and 1852 AZ st. s.w lots 3 and OF Thomas
houses Nos sia. sls so ss ga and a So Isl s. st.
Sc Sc. and part OF lot e in square 1s3. beginnins
south II feet. thence So feet thence north II
feet aud thence - feet to the phase of beginning
ing in the city Of washington District Of Columbia
Terms Of sale: One-third cash and balance in equal
instalments at one and two years from day of sale.
option of purchaser reasonable deposit will
GTired at time Of sale each separate purchase and
be complied with in fifteen DAYS '0'' iefn'' 10
BENJAMIN r SO HE ass i 5y. Trustees.
La /
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DAVIS AND JOHNSTON
Light Thrown on a Quarrel Among
Confederate Leaders.
A ESTION OF RANK.

How Lee Came to BE Put Over johnston
Davis Accused OF Favoritism-what Re-
cent Researches Made by a Member of the
board of War Publications Regarding the
Controversy show.
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HE LAST TWO VOL
umes of the Rebellion
Records relating to the
Atlanta campaign, five
in number, are being
issued by the board Of
publication, and in
them we have the full
text of many important
reports and orders
never before printed as
well a. a good deal Of
correspondencemore or
less valuable and inter-
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T .ATIMER SLOAN Anctiepeers and Appraisers.
IL li07 G ST

NEW FOUR-sToRY WHITE STONE AND BUFF
BRICK FRONT RESIDENCE. CONTAINING
THRouGHoUT NIB WITH AL MoDERS
IMPROVEMENTS. BEING NO 1852 SLOUGH
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. JULY EIGHT
ZENITH, 1892, at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the
premises. shall offer at pub auction that Elegant
New Four-story White Stone and Buzz Brick Rest
C9lIsge: 2on153 located on ston:hton street
cable cars, and commando a ma snifcent view OF
Washington, Georgetown, the Potomac river and the
surrounding country
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months with notes bearng interest and
cured BIZ q deed of trust. All convey ancing &C.. At
pprchisers cost $500 deposit required at the time q
days from the day of sale the property will be re
sold the risk and cost Of the defaultin purchaser
LA11MER 4 SLOAN.
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Johnstons sudden retreat in the spring of 1862
from Fairfax back to the Eappahannock before
McClellan's slow advance, with the unnecessary
destruction OF large quantities of greatly
needed stores, is the subject Of much animad
version by Davis. But Notwithstanding when
Mcclellan advanced from the peninsula, the
president no doubt reluctantly, placed John
stOn in command Of the army assembled on the
new front to defend Richmond.
Many new causes of dissatisfaction on both
sides occurred in this short campaign. The
hostility Of the two men Is said to have been
aggravated by personal quarrel maintained
between their wives growing out Of social
grievances about this time, though there
is no record Of such. There was,
Of course, lack Of mutual confidence.
general was silent and reserved as to his plans
overruled Johnston's wish to abandon the
lower peninsula at once, and pretends to doubt
IL he even intended or hoped TO hold Rich
mond. This, however, is evidently an after
thought On his part, Johnston tells US that
he constantly urged upon the military author
tiles the absolute necessity of concentrating to
overwhelm Mcclellan and no notice was taken
of his views. As soon as he was compelled to
leave the command ne states that Davis at once
fastened to adopt his suggestions and collect a
large army. This looks like truth.
Their disputes give an inside view of confed-
crate affairs which will be invaluable to the
future historian. Davis, for obvious reasons,
clearly understates the confederate forces en-
gagged in the seven days campaign. Johnston
Is emphatic in the assertion that the army was
reinforced by fully IS 1000 men, naming the
detachments that were brought forward before
Lee ventured to attack Mcclellan. This would
give an aggregate of los, 900. In her book Mrs.
Davis states Lees effective force mt so, 1872 The
confederate official records on this head are in
complete and unsatisfactory, but there is am
pie warrant for stating Lees army at not less
than *, 900 men, including Magruder's forces,
left to defend Richmond.
SUCCEEDED BIZ LEE.
Johnston soon ceased to annoy the executive
as gensral-in-chief Of the Virginia army. At the
battle Of Fair Oaks he was unfortunately
wounded and Lee succeeded to and ever after
retained the command Of that army. 1t ia said
that Johnston viewed his successor with jeal-
GUS suspicion, perhaps even dislike, but Lees
reputation was so Overwhelmingly great and
well established that he did not venture to at
tack IL openly. He notes q singular fact, that
two kilograms from Davis at Montgomery in
the spring Of 1851, directed to him through
Gen Lee, Offering him brigadier generally,
were never delivered His friends say Johnston
always felt that he should have been reinstated
in the Virginia command after his recovery.
But public opinion warranted and even COM
PEELED Davis to assign Johnston to the chief
western command In the following November.
II included the departments Of Bragg, Penn
berton, Holmes and others. He at once began
! urging the policy Of concentration, but says he
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

A UcT1oN SALE TONIGHT. 81 PA. AVE
n Over 900 lots Of Diamonds. Gold Watches
give. watches Filled Watches Chains. Rings, Guns
REVOLVER from New York Pawnbrokers' Association
my2O-3m
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auc.ioneers.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctfoneers.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF TWO ADJOINING TRACTS
2ckks 1 G2STS1 SY ABS9I HSs
PIKE fAHS siIF tTrE Cd sTks
TiIss Of deed e .rs:. Hssd o 40 3
one q sSs land reeords sO he D.trss q
and Of IN, hs0fs land records nSs
county Nd and at request OF party secured thereby
ri ff pI s aS At Po &c in
IN s ss Sn p fss Se in I
county. being part of tract of land known as Barba
q s
a ae ssed Nay Ia sS f. s @ s Jet.
said land records for said District together with tie
improvements thereon. frame dwelling house. barn.
The land in said District and the land in said county
Terms Of sale Onethird cash, balance in one and
two years to be secured by PURCHASERS notes bearing
day Of sale and deed Of trust on prorerty sold or ali
land about nifty -four in said District be
aS o Win
.n
six days advertisement OF such resale in some news
', a,s. $a,
,.ETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, UNTIL
place.
yl-oosaD. HENRY HEN Il e Go FH5Mtsots Trustees
UTHE ABOVE SALE ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN
is postponed until TUESDAY, JULY NINETEENTH,
,S s.%s ~ $hs$l s FHSsssos
ATIMER & SLOAN. AUCTIONEERs AND AP-
IL PRAISERS. l407-l409 STREET.
AN ELEGANT PAIR Oh HORSES AT PUBLIC
AUCTION
ONE BLACK AND ONE BAY GLIDING.
EACH FIVE YEARS OLD.
l5.3 HIGH.
FINE KNEE ACTION.
The above fine pair of horses will be sold at public
auction SATURDAY. JULY TWENTY-TffIRD,
1892. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, n front of our
tion rooms. 1907 street (cost 81 200, and will be
sold without any walton whatever.
Terms cash
p 1yl1-dts LATIMER SLOAN Auctioneers.
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jy15-dSdbs RATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO. Aucts.
PATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTIoNERRs,
~ $40 PA. AVE. n. w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY ON EAST CAPITOL STREET BE-
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS

~ $40 PA. AVE. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
q EATT hFEhh rs
j. iEsis fESe SO u, and
land records Of the District Of Columbia will sell
s ssss s.fSs :, N
esss
and
eight tStSl beginning for the same at the northwest
feet eleven ann and onehaf inches s'%.
thence east twenty-four cay feet nine and half
saaf 11En 9
nc I fd t6s eass me- the
depth thereof Of lot numbered II in said square sos
ss With o. feet
property will be sold in two parcels or entirety
Terms; One third cash. balance, in one and two
years with interest on the deferred payments at the
paid al
Be- "omped With fteen dags from the day " sale
at the risk and cost Of %
purchasers All conveyancing. recording. &c. at
John NH II, JUNGHASs.l Trustees.
r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts. $50 Pa. ave n. W.
cHAYcERY SALE OF yyAALuAgLE IMpRoyEp
k k5kER EiFsHfEES AND TWENTY rs STREET
By virtue Of a decree of the supreme Court o. the
District Of Columbia passed in equity cause numbered
IL 666, wherein jesse c. Ergood et al complain
ants and Ferdinand Bitter ct al defendants, tho
undersigned. trustees. will offer for at public
auction. in front of the promises, on TUESDAY. THE
TWENTY-SIXlH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1892 at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following
described real estate. to wit Lots numbered three CD
and four t4l in Charles j. Ihlmsns subdivision Of
square M ca SIX nnhatea ana sixteen tolo) I'M
story frame residence and outbnildings. These lots
front thrty-eight (fs) feet North street. with
depth Of one hundred and thirty Ave Q35) feet TO
thirty (}0) foot alley.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One-thrd
OF the purchase money in cash. balance in two equal
instaments at one and two years. with interest from
tine day of SALE to be secured by deed of upon
the property sold or all cash at the option Of the
will be required at the time of sale All convey ancing
anu recording to be at purchasers cost.
LEON TOBRINER. Trustee,
:s26 Az st. n.
Jy14-dSds OBJ 81 N
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE To LONDON.
- N0RDDECTSCHER LLOYDs g. CO
Fast Express Steamers
To Southampton London. Hsvrel, Bremen
Aler. Tnes July 19, pm. Havel. Tues, July 20,
Aug noon Elbe sat-. Aug. 9. 5 a. m. Lahn, Tues.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table luxurioa,
saloon appointments. Prices First cabin, q 40 and
upward berth. according to location; second cabin
$29 a berth; steerage at low rates Apply to Z. z.
DROOP. S2o Penn. ave. :yl5
MALLORY LINE FOR BAR HARBoR. EAST
M port, Me-. and st. John. N. B.
s: s; winthrop. every Saturday, .. m, from Pier
q K r.. New York For rates Of passage and freight
apply 10
C. II. MALLORY & CO..
,e17-a Pier 20 z. R. and 1872 B'dwsy. New YORK
(NUNARD LINE--PLANs. sAILINGs vAcAN-
" clos bsrths engaged FIRST cabin ESQ., ssh, elo)
e20): continent 81. c. L DUBOIS 63l y, sole
agent ID. G. ,a21-6m
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FUTURE DAYS.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctloneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BAR FIXTURES &C.
CONTAINED IN THE RESTAURANT NO 2,9
NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST
. BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in equity cause No
1913, wherein Howard J. N. Cordeza ct al. are
complainsnts and William Mc(iill ct al defend
ants the undersigned trustee in said will offer
Tor sale by public auction on FRIDAY, TWENTY
SECOND DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1892. at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. the entire fixtures contained In said
restaurant, comprising:
Bar Hoom. Counters. Mirrors. Glassware. Ice Box,
Stove. Tables, II Chairs and Safe
Terms of the decree: Cash.
CHAS. ". DARR. Trustee.
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KAICLIfft. DARK & GU, Aucts ,3,U Pa ave. n. ".
TWO SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FIRST AND d
STREETS SOUTHWEST BY AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, JULY TWENTIETH. 1852 at
SIX O'CLOCK 4. NJ. We will sell. in front of the
premises.
LOT IL. BLOCK 5S,,
Having frontage of 40 feet and running back with
houses.
Terms easy and made known at sale. deposit Of
500 required when the property is struck of
1yl5-d&ds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts
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1CS ASp 12i W. FRANKLIN ST, BALTI-
,EDdEwoRTH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
% 3nth wear. Mrs II. P. LEFEBvRE. Principal.
CT. GEORGES HALL FOR BOYS, ST GEORGES.
~ near altimore. Nd. Prof. J. g KINEAR. A. NJ,
frin --Coliege or business; school of established
re-erehces. tyl3-m. w.slm'
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
~ Prep. Dept at worrall Hall, Peekskill. Ny.
Col c. J. WRIGHT, A NJ. Prest.
NS-eo2m Cornwall, y. Y.
EAUoUIER INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES'
- wsrrenton Va Thirty-second session opens on
of virginia. on the Richmond and Danyiile r. K
II miles IRON washington. Superior buildings and
strong faculty For cata.ogues, Address
,,o-.oa,, GEO. G. BUTLER. 4 NJ.
A SHEVILLE. n. C.-THF MAITLAND SCHOOL
"A for girls. 40 French Broad ave.. reopens Monday,
SIIi3m MRS. b. MAITLAND. PRINCIPAL.
DOCK HILL COLLEGE. ELLIcoTT CITY. MD.
~ conducted by the Brothers Of the Christian
Schools Classical Scientific and Commercial courses
Respectable young men and BOYS reserved bosrders
Send Tor prospectus BROTHER DENIS.
iy4-3in President.
HAGERSTowS. ND. KEF MAR COLLEGE AND
"A Conservatory. An excellent school for girls.
ae te.sS g. ,m sa'A'0so" he'- L. L. kb b,,.
NAPLEwooD INSTITUTE. CoNCoRDvILLE.
4u Pa 1892 year. One of the best schools In
fs with energy and teach boys the practical duties
Of US Boys gns sEd 81 ff.T sl e2s,e
, Hilda's school for Girls. SUMNER SESSION he
gins July 1. Terms from $50 to S75. SCHOOL
elstEh NufESioR my2-m
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

CoNlnssIQHEa On DsEDe YQR FvIsY srzr1
y - = . ,'. 53okS.E NJ - ssrs' = =
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JOINS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE.

Announcements for the next academic year are
now resdy and will be sent on application.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

EyENING SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL BUSINESS
II 21S ST W. thorough and rapid courses In st.-
biography and ypewrtsnx pracicsi dictation clAsses
ty1S.lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-24

While the cholera rages more violently both
In Persia and Russia than late reports indicated,
the chief points of danger for the people Of
this republic are il western Europe. The
official announcement that the disease has
reached Hamburg ard Havre is accompanied by
the necessary Official warning and preparation.
Both Havre and Hamburg are connected with
New York and Baltimore by regular steamship
lines. and 1t b.cOrles the duty OF all persons
responsible TO exercise extreme care. The
Instructions sent out from the Treasury Depart-
ment are comprehensive, and it is hoped that
the precautions are timely. The danger is per-
haps greatest from the tramp steamers, because
quarantine regulations can be applied to regular
steamers better than TO those which come irreg-
ularly and unexpectedly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-24

The public are suspicious Of cholerine, for
good reasons. Physicians are apt on several ac-
counts to resort to euphemism, when it is posi-
bic, In naming disease, and other persons hav-
ing an interest. as they suppose, IN CLOSING
over such matters assist in eoncealing the facts
- long as possible The effect is disastrous
The people are sometimes lulled into security
and take no precautions. An outbreak Of the
pessilence, which might have been avoided.
ensues with fearful results to life and of course
TO business. Thus, for the sake of a continu-
ance for a short while Of uninterrupted trade
and communication, city-and those with
whom it has afinities-may be placed at the
mercy Of cholera, yellow fever or some other
contagious or infectious disease. The policy of
facing facts squarely and preparing for the
worst ia both the most honorable and the most
beneficial for any community and for humanity
1T large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-24

The suggestion of President Ingalls, Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway that the employees
OF that road he admitted to share in the pro-
hts shows an admirable disposition to keep pace
with the Advancement Of modern ideas. This
has been tried In a number Of instances with
conspicuous success. 1t would be Just as well.
however, for the feelings of all parties con-
eerned TO conduct any proceeding having this
end In view with only the most discreet use Of
the term sliding scale"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-24

What Is the matter with Mr.. Hill, and what is
not the matter with Mr.. Dickinson? The Sem
afor refuses to be publicly reconciled and Don
refuses to make his headquarters at Chicago.
The quieting Of Quay and the plscation of Platt
have produced harmony ostensibly in the re-
publican ranks, but it appears tina. the demo-
erats are still in lack of something soothing.
which Whitney. a. the democratic Mrs. Wins
low, is presumed to keep in his cupboard
handy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-24

lion
Is NECESSARY TO CONVINCE THE w.sHrxo-
ToN HoUsEkEEPER THAT THE CONTINUED
POSSESSION OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE no
MYSTIC COMFORT. PARTICULARLY wurN
PAID FOR FROM THE SMALL SAVINGS OF HKR
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY toll.
MAKES THE HOME OVER WHICH SEE PRE-
SIDES FAR swEErER AND MORE IoyApLr
THAN TIM WANT or THOSE COMFORTS UNTIL.
Such TINE WHEN sHE WILL HAVE Accrxr
LATED SUFFICIENT CASH To PURCHASE
THEM AT AN APPARENTLY LOWER FIGURE
KNOWING TIE VALUE OF DOLLAR. AND
PLEASED WITH THE EASY TERMS OF
Our EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM
SHE uNwIrTINaLY PURsuEs
THE COURSE OF OUR B;sT CITIZENS AND ES.
Joys LIFE WITHOUT ITS BURDENS. HAPPY IN
THE MIDST OF COMMENTED HOUSEHOLD .
REIGNrNa QUEEN IN THE LITTLE KINGDOM
OF HOME
URcoLossALPARLoRs. OVERLOOKING WITH
flRsr-cLAss WARES AT LOWEST CONSISTENT
PRICES. ARE REPI-ETE WITH HANDSOME
LINE OF PARLoR AND BED ROOM FuRNr.
TURE. CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE. RANGES
GAS AND vAPoG STOVES. INTERPRETATIONS.
BrFFETs. cHIfFoNIERs. wAIpEoBEs. cABr.
NETS. FANCY ROCKERS. PARLoR AND ExrEx-
SION TABLES. coUCHEs. HALL RACKS, sEcRE-
TARIEs. TOILET AND DINNER SETS AND
WORKS OF ART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-24

There Is not an aching void in Brazil on ae-
count Of the death Of the first president of the
republic, Fonseca- His latest acts while in
once were those Of a weak though headstrong
usrrper rather than Of a constitutional chief
magistrate of a republic.
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BRrc-A-BRAc.

Thousands of pieces of French. German and Japs-
nese Bric-a- Brac Just in Countless new.Cups and
saucers in the oldest shapes and quaint and artistic
decorations. Sugar Bowl and Creamers. Individual
Butter Plates Olive Bon Bon Dishes Salad Bowls.
Odd Plates, &c. &c. without end.
Sixteenth Century Bread and Butter Plates at Zoe.
25e 2ec-pstes of the renowned Florence ware.
50 closely resembling Doulton China that expert
could hardly distinguish the difference. They are
DC. White snd Gold Olive Bon Bon Dishes at IS
and Soc and Salad Boats to match. Sc. Beautiful
Gold Embossed Salad Bowls at 81. %.
After dinner Coffee Cups only little larger than
thimble. in blue pink. lavender and nile shaded
effects. lined with sold-only &c.
New Shape After-dnner Cups (very talD. with
heavy gold decorations. So cents. Genuine Limoges
Cups and saucers. from Coo Gold Decorated Boul
hon Cups at 70 cents. Then there Match Boxes
and Tooth Pick Holders-little Gems-st % cents.
Gold Decorated Rose Jars at 20 cents and Candle
sticks at Soc and many pretty things. which
you invited to inspect.
RIBBoNs.
Remnants of AIl-slk Ribbons in all colors ranging
from ,. to yards in length. at
FIVE CENTS EACH.
There is hardly shade which we cannot match in
our Ribbon Department. either in Satin. Gros Grain.
Moire or Velvet Ribbon.
JEwELRY.
lot of Imported Violet Pins bargain at IA
CENTS
Solid Gold Band Rings-an sizes-23 CENTS.
Solid Gold Rings. small sizes-e CENTS.
Solid Gold Rings. with sets-46 CENTS.
Gilt Edge Playing Cards in white metal cases-only
% CENTS
Stick Pins in Gilt. Silver and Enamel. at CENTS
or FOR p CENTS.
Gilt and Silver and Black Enamel Watch Chate, aines
at p cents.
GLOVES.
All sizes Of White Chamois Gloves in stock again
We mean those extra length ones that will wash-the
only kind we keep-they are % cents
The Chevrette English WALKING Gloves entirely
new for the fall. the best quality kid and so nobby
There black with gold sewing black with lavender
and black with red then there all shade. Of tan
with black and white sewing and the English red with
white sewing Each pair warranted. s1.5O.
FANS.
All Japanese Fans reduced to close them out.
All &c.. lOc and 12c Fans reduced to &c
All 19c. and CSC. Fans reduced to.........13c
AL 3oc- and 4Oc Fans reduced to..............27c
All CSC. Fans reduced to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &c
15c. Pocket Fans reduced TO- ..........lOc
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED below.)
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DEuL AND OrHER ELECTRIC F.Ss

Repaired. Electric Motors and Dy~
namos ovcrhauled and put In thor
ough order. Commentators turned
on and new ones furnished
Field Magnets and Armstures rexouni
IN our own shon on the premises.
Motor and Dynamo Brushes for any
machine in stock or made 10 orde-.
JORDAN 4 Macleod.
EnCineers. Machinists. Electricians,
auls-lm 5l2 10th St NV
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Nj. c. GR.srY
15,o-la 'th ST.. bet. and on.w auco
Don't doubt ;ill you try
w. Nj. SHusrrn & Sons

w. Nj. SHusrrn & Sous
gl9 PENN. AVE NV.
HAVE MADE
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMMER aooDS
NAMELY:
INC. OUTINGS reduced 20 -.
lal&c. GINGHAMS reduced 10 s.,
Toe. LAWNS reduced q 3.
12b<c. CANTON CLOTH reiuc@dto
Fine SATIN GINGHAMs from 80. q, ia
25c. BINGHAM 10 2oc.
2oc. GINGHAM. 20 I5c.
All Summer Goods in proportion
Now is your chance for summer ba-pn,ns NJ w,
have foT them this they will be cheap %
buy 10 carry over 10 NEXT But are determined 20
sell them If price will them. Come early Do
foe all are aid One Price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-24

tbs remarkably dignihed campaign. Moth
ing unworthy a statesmanlike contest has come
from any responsible source.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-24

It's amusing to observe how eagerly Canada.
through her newspapers, makes the canal dis
eussaon the pretext for Me and the United
StAte1' attitude.