davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

RECENT LETTERS FROM b. +. WIGRr, =. J.,
President Of GoLZaga College, who is how in
switzerland for the benefit of his health, state
that he is gradually improving, and has en-
loyed uninterrupted good health since he left
Washr gtOn IN October last, and hopes soon to
re- eve orders to return to this city. The work
OF 81. Joseph's Church, on Capitol Hill, pro-
lecfed by Father WIget, has been necessarily
suspended on account of his absence, but will
be resumed as soon as he returns His friends
DO not pect him back until the latter part OF
Ihc summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

AN INTERESTING QUESTION TO BY DE-
SlpsD.-lt Is understood that some of tine lager
DeeI brewers will, In case OF one Of their
mum Der, to be examined on the chs roe Of seil
nng WInout license, to be heard this week,
raise the question, that under an act OF the cor.
poration which gives parties the right TO SELF
tneir own manufactures without license.
they are entitled 70 retail lager without Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&AGF 49, ssaEHx

&e2s<% 49, staz&
wasHISsroS, 1855.
Trains between WASHINGTON AEU VagTr.
MORE and WASHING T0S AND TaE NEsr
are nov run ~ follows, viz:
FOE BALTIMORE
Leave dstty, except Sunday, Ct q, =. auc $50
A. n, and 1880. 2, 4, se, aud 7:3O A. "a
EoR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct ana SOA An
aud 80 andt m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave af A. NJ. and q p n. No train "a
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON eUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMOBD.
Leave at = A. NJ, and $50, q, sac, And
FOR war STATIONS.
Leave q . A. n. and $50 and 80 p NJ.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, st =
a. m, 4. and 80 end % p. N
On Saturday 1t = A. N :. and p. n.
On Sunday at q, go and r. N. only. con
sectirs at Relay Station With trains from Bait
more TO W heeiinG. ParkesburG, &c.
Through tickets % the West can be bad &C the
Washington station Ticket once at ell hours ef
the day. Also, ct the Companys once, 400
Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchasing
tickets at the avenue ONCE can there arrange %
have their baggage called for and checked ~ their
residence taken 20 the depot, and put In the beg
Tor New York. Philsdelphis, and Boston, "A.
severtis ement 81 "Throush Line
WILSON, Master OF Transportstion
l.. ID. COLE, General Ticket Agent
noS GEO. b. kOONTZ. General Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

IsURIOUs MONEY LENDERS EUCHEREp-
Mr.. Clapp,the congressional printer, has ISIS led
an order which is intended TO put q stop to the
practice that has recently grown up OF loaniug
money TO employees by money-lenders at us.
urious and extortionate rates OF interest EN-.
ployees have paid as high as ten and some
times twenty per cent per month for money,
and given the lenders orders on the dis burs ~
GINGER for their pay. Hereafter no such orders
VIII be honored. but the wages will be paid
regularly to the employee, and the lender must
take the risk of collecting his loans as best he
can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

CURRENCY PLATES TO BE DEsfROYRD.-The
Printing Bureau of the Treasury Department
d e., plates. p per, &C., the old plates have
become worthless and could only be made
available in counterfeiting the present issue of
notes. To guard agar st the possibility OF their
well has directed that they be taken in charge
by special committee of seven person, and
conveyed to the maynard, and there placed IN
furnace and melted down in the presence of
the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10
LOCAL Y EW s.
Amusemeuts, &C. Te-NiSht.

NkTZEROTr HALL.-The Pilgrim-Con capt
lecture and exhibition Of beautiful panorama
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-GTand concert and
Temperance entertainment by Metropolitan
Division ~ OF T.
wanna avenue, large NUMBER of new chromos
Just received.
MTRoPOLIrAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA-
TIE, Pennsylvania avenue, between lIth aud
llth streets open every nighi-wIth q first
class entertainment.
NARERIrxR's, io6 7th street.-The pictures
On en- hibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10
SPRING AND sUMMER GOODS.
John SMOOT

CMOVI,
I19 BRIDGE SIRE, GeorgetOya, ID. e.
Has rscsiyed q large assortment Of SPkING AND
81 1ER GOODS comprising full line Of choice
Sllds. Silk shsllies, Bombszines, Mohairs, Pop
inettes. Gray aud Fancy Mixtures for sHIts,
fabrics. Llama, Lace, and other shawls; Aiexaa-
Ore = and Oouryois 9 and other Kid Gloves. HO-
furnishing Goods, Sheetngs, Damasks, Napkins,
Iowefnts, Mattings and Oil Cloths. with Q full
nc Cottons OF the best makes, 70 which he in
the attention OF oash tEysrs. Washington custO-
goods and prices. Ian IL lml i III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

lHE FOLLOWING is the price list a. the re-
duced rates:-6ood White Shirt, Sl.25 = so:
Best Quality, S2.25; Undershirts for Spring,
40 cents; good Socks, Is, 20, and % cents; Eng
lish Socks, 10 cents; Handkerchiefs, Is cents,
good Paper Collars, l2H cents per box. Also.
Ties. Bows, and all kinds Of Gloves, at the
lowest prices.
HoLLANDKR Bros, 2le Penna avenue.
4,l3,l: near 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

MAsoNIC--The semi.annual convocation O,
the Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF the District
of Columbia will be held at Masonic Hall, cor.
ner OFFS and ID streets, this evening. The re-
vision OF the new work, as reported by the
con mittae, Will be one of the features OF Inter.
est and its adoption in the Grand CHAPTER will
establish new era In Capitular Masonry In
this jurisdiction. The address of Grand High
Priest Il. Il. French is looked for with much
Interest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10
PROPOSALS FOR CoAL.

NAVAL ACADEMY.
ANNAPOLIS, N D.. MAY 8 1859 (
sealed Proposals vii be received until gune
inclusive, for supplying the Naval AcaI nv Witb
The to.iowing Kinds AID Quantities OF q oal. vi:
200 TONS OF MBEkLAND LUMP BITCMI
NOUS COAL, Georges Greed
SO TONS COAL. lO'ponnells Mines. Fairmounil
60 TONS ANTHRACITE WHITE ASH LIZ
HIGH STEAMBOAT COAL
10 De delivered an the coal Yard OF the Naval
Acaaemy, Annapolis, Maryland free Of pense e.
the United States, Immediately after the FIRST VI
July neat.
All Of the coal 70 he Of the hest llaity free from
dust, ano TO weigh .24o pounds t. the ton.
The right is reserved 70 reject oil bids cons1 ere1
unreasonable.
Proposals 10 lie endorsed. Proposals. for Coal.
and addressed TO { he undersigusd
N b. HARRISOS.
Captain United States Nav.
myo-| Senior Officer presrnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

TRUSTEES SALE-DE MRNOU PROPERTY
Special attention is called TO the sale on Tues.
day Ilth inst. o the house on II street near Iith
by Messrs. Cooper d Latimer, known as the
DE Menou House or Cham Building. The Sit
uatlon is beautiful, and the property is every
way desirable; the sale is made under deed of
trust and terms are easy. Sale TO take place a.
o'clock in the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

DECORATION DAY.-Representatives o; the
different posts of the Grand Army of the Re-
public Tor the Potomac Department me- on
saturday afternoon at headquarters on + street
to make arrangements for the decoration OF the
graves OF Union dead in this department Ar
lington Cemetery was selected as the scene of
the principal exercises, and the Doth instant
fixed as the day for the ceremony. Suo-com-
mittees were appointed in charge OF the various
details, and reports from various committee
showed that the celebration would De a very
becoming affair. Several hundred vocalists
VIII participate IN the exercises. Mrs. Presi.
dent Grant has expressed her willingness to
act with the committee on floral decorations.
The following are the committee OF arrange.
ments on the part of the different posts OF this
department. Timothy Lubey, A. "A. g.; J.
Edwin Mason, A. ,. G: l. A. Braudeburg, A.
u. G.; Post 1, A. J. Huntoon; Post 3 G. W
Wells; Post 3. s. +. Iiarring ton; Post 1, j
Lewis; Post 5, A. Dudenhausen; Post 6. H. A.
Myers; Post :, j. Il. Adams; Post :, J. II. Ven-
able; Post 9, q. II. Brown; Post 10, A. H. g.
Richardson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10
us LEwIE & DAVIS DENTAL Assam.
H. 1IOE.
NJ. ESQ PrNNslLNAHTA ANENuE.
Between 18th and 18Th stre.ts
rEETH EATEACTE WITHOUT 2

No charge v ~ Re uefe Tor eNtrac;iu "a l.s- A.
ftcrsl Teeth ATE Inserted. aishgu- a a..
paiiyUt VII be required . paw 80 tlt HsezSl
snrsicsl operation when rerforned, tirh N----o
vii 10 Quoted Sb-g tra ttrth mad The
As-VC:ation - nov pT-TaTen "a make T.sfh on
Cola, = ver, and k1lber a. New York. pL4ad..
rh;e- aud BostCu prices AL y rsous ishis- isu
tai work done can have D. 80 hep the shove.
nsme1 cities All work wiz - 'rre o. fh- ret.sst
add beet manner. and warranted 20 Eive entire
lat -ik.rtOu PsrsC ~ 81 To well 60 all ana
anime our work before yrttia 10 else. uert. "a D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

FRESH FRuITs.-Fresh grapes, either Ham.
burgs or sweet white, so desirable IN cases of
sickness, can be found every day at J. Pear
sons a9i sth street, he having procured the
hrst OF the season at great expense. Mr. p has
maoe arrangements for procuring fresh fruits
from California by rail, and notwIthstanding
the great expense attending the enterprise, snort
notice Will be required tor any one to be sup.
piied IN abundance. Call and see his large
stock Of delicacIes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

CLoTHisG' CLOTHING" CLoTHINGm
For Gents, Boys and Children.
Also, fne.as sortment of piece goods for
those preferripg 10 have their garments lade
10 order. Prices unusually low al Oak Hsll,
AGO eth street, opposite Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

nousG MEMS CATHOLIC AssocIArroy.-rbe
annual eiseuon of officers of this assoc,st,nn
was held last evening, al 81 Nattbsus'S T,.
eu.rs on street, between 18th aud 18Th streets
WIN Ine i1,iowing result :-Prssident. Rev ~
! WHY, I'D FIRST Vice President, Col. I a.
,s Ono Ice President, John +. Enpis:
third Vice President, Eugene Csrusi: : .crs-
iary' Thomas r Wageaman: FinanciaI seer.
tsry, Chrls Caiian: Treasurer. Michael
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

ADNITTED To TEE Bah -Ua r,oti-u o. n
DavIogs, Mr. James Eooaa. - tn N4rvIsni
car Was aCT1Itret - he IA o: SCT-s,cs
tcu-s q - D-ss-i-t n morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

OUR CITIZENS who have due regard for the
preservation of their turn.outs, as well as those
having occasion to use the lith street road,
will thank the Messrs. Nailor Brothers for
their thoughtful and liberal action In causing
to be removed at their own expense the stones
and other impedimentd which have for so long
a time marred the pleasure of drive on that
thoroughfaTe. 1t looks a little odd to see pri-
vate enterprise doing the work which should
he performed by the authorities; but as Ten
nyson beautifully says:
IT'S better to be done this way
Than never to be done at all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10
EXTRA FINE WRlskEY AT THREE DOL
IL LARS PEk GALLON

will sell the celebrated STAR waISkEY at
only 81 per gallon warranted pure and Of very
me quality. Also. BAKERS and other Wills
KEYS. PALE SHERRY, in ass, the best in
bottle " III TGNNEY
may lin Cor high and Bridge streets.
IYERl, SALE. HIRING AND HACK STA.
II BLE..Ne respectfully inform the cit a
fZens OF Wsehfr gton. Georgetown, and IN
strangers generally, that We keep al waysNA
on hand for hire 6neHorses ndBugeies Carriages
Hacke, Saddle Horses, &c. Persons desiring to
visit the Great Falls or other points, for fishing
PIC me- or other purposes. will always find ample
accommodations for large small par ties Oharces
moderate. and terms cash. stable corner of Bridge
ana Market streets, GEORGETOWN. near new Mar
ket. NORRIS A GLADMON
apps In Pruprietors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

CoScEET AMP ,TrxrERAscE ENTERTAIN.
gives grand concert and Temneranc. go
tairmsnt az Odd Fellows Hall ts-night Snn,.
Of The test amateur performers in ~ ci,v nj,
enisrtsin WIN vocai ana instrumental music,
advocates OF tne temperance cause. WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

FIsH.-The supply has somewhat increased
since our last, with slight reduction in price
and a good demand. Four thousand had have
been received at Jchnson's wharf and sold at
SIS and $40 per hundred, and about GO OOU her.
ring, which were disposed of at 30 and $40 Der
thousand. Sturgeon are becoming more plep.
tlful and command sales at 50 and 81 50 apiece
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10
I IHE GROCERIES AT Low PRICES.

Best White SUGAR at II cents, Crushed. Pow
CsnIed TOMATOES, pounds; =. 20 cents: 5
P pounds; at t % cents He9nes PEAS; LIMA
WHICH FL.UR, GREEN TEAS, from > 20
20; tDe BLsOk and JAPAN TEAS, bUTrER,
CERIEs. WINES and LIQUORs, at a. low prices
for the quality as any store IN the District. Fer
sale by W III. TESNIY.
2. Z. corner Bridge and High streets.
may slim Georeetogp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

have for sale large pumSer az nhd SO:
SriainG Lots OF al descriptions in different ps.t.
Also, several fine Farms and Cou.,,v s.,. =.
Which you'd call the especial sftentto, ~ rs,,
Sn sI;n. g Sofehase. Also. several very o ne
S~mA k'''ssess On Psnns. avenue, 7tE, and =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

ASSAULT AND BATrERY.-Yesterday James
Bailey was arrested by officer Fitzpatrick on
the Oh arge of assault and battery, preferred by
Catherine Garrison, and Justice Walter com
mitted him to Jail for court
Ohicer Ellis arrested Abel Cottingham for
assaniting Judd Shorter, and Justice Lynch
fined him s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

The GRAND LODGE and Grand Eucamp.
menf, l. -. U. r.. held meetings on Saturday
night, 10 take suitable action IN reference TO the
death of Richard Marley, Esq, OF Baltimore
Eloquent enlogies upon the life of the deceased
Were delivered by several OF his co-Iaborers,
and committee appointed 10 prepare resoIu-
nons OF coincidence. Ii was also resolved to
attend the funeral. and Yesterday morning
about hftv members left IN the O'Clock train
and participated the solemn ceremonies
which took place al the Gay-street hall,
where the body lay IN state tor several hours.
during which time thousands OF persons WIS.,
tied II 10 take a last look upon what remained
OF one OF the oldest Odd Fellows in the ULItei
Stites. The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Dr. " are, and an euI ogy delivered by
Grard Secretary Rdgely; after which the line
was formed, Sni without music, proceeded 10
Greenmount Cemetery, where the services OF
the Orders took place and the remains Inferred
In The line were twenty-one subordinate Lodges
aud four Epcampments, the Grand Encamp.
n ents and Grand Lodges Of Maryland and the
The United States; the Order OF Red Men was
presented by the Great Council of MARYLAND
and subordinate tribes. Altogether II was one
Of the largest funerals that ever took place in
Baltimore, 10 being estimated that about four
thousand men Were IN the procession The
delegation from here was, under Instructions
VI MIR. Cole, General Ticket Al gent accomIno D.
dated with round trip tickets by Mr. George II
Pagels. the local ticket agent, aud a special car
was placed N their disposal and attached To
CAPT Bullin's train, a. & O'Clock. The delega-
lion returned in The late train last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

a STRAY BABY !-Erci'emSRt az Police Head
9hGHers.-About II o'clock to- day, police nan
OF duty called AZ headq uarters to receive the
material for hts summer uniform, ard having
MS lniaDt-a fine healthy little boy-In car
Iaee, he lett II on the pavement IN front OF
headquarters until he returned. A short time
ai'er he al entered the Office the youngster.
having lost the nipple Of the nursing bottle
from ITS mouth, commenced ID cry. when a
kInd-hearted old coIoTed " oman took il from
The carriage and eLdeaVored 10 pacify it,. by
TINS time quite Dumber OF 2 rsons lad gath
cred around, and Learning from the nurse pro
en- now she came in possession OF the child,
there was considerable con lecture as to what
motive the party could have hal in leaving u.
After few min utes further waiting, the crowd
was reinforced by MaIOr Richards and several
police officials. a few gentlemen OF the bar, and
some OF The OF Gals from the City Hall, and
the assemhlage were about making mp their
MINDS that II was plain case of child deser-
tIOn, and that tie guilty party was a hard
he"Tted person 10 leave such ga pretty little
darling just then the handsome face OF Of
hesr Felt made lis appearance, and he having
taken The little one from the colored woman,
placed IL so tenderly in the carriage, and ar
ranged the nursing bottle with such are, As tn
leave no doubt of his right 10 the child. He
then walked Off with his little treas ure amid
the plaudIts OF the crowd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

PROP. RUssRLL's MAY BALL, which comes
on at his academy, No. ls0 Pennsylvania ave-
hue Tomorrow evening, promises to be a grand
affair. The little ones will there show their
proficiency IN the Terpsichorean art. The
dances. which are well selected, will conclude
with national flag dance by sixteen misses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

WITHDRAWN FROM THE LrNE.-As will be
seen by an advertisement in another column
the steamer Wiawaset, Captain Fowke, owned
by tho Potomac Ferry Company, and which
has for the past two years been running b.
tween this city, Cone River. and the various
intermediate landings, has been Withdrawn
from the line. The company have been i'm
a boat to take the place of the Ferry steamers
City of Washington and City Of City OF Alex
andria, between Washington aud Alexandria
during the time they will separately be- with
Drawn for painting and renovation, as well as
TO make excursions during the summer season
to the different points of interest along the
Potomac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10
UNPRECEDENTED EXCITEMENT
GEORGETOWNl

eellipg his entire stock of DRS snd FANCY
GOODS. which was partially destroyed by IRE. al
stock is In excellent condition. but must be sold
once at great sacrifice, in order to again fit q
the store. Call ~ once and avail yourselves %
this opportunity for bargains. Prices aud goods
{" suit all purchasers. Do not forget the place.
ma SIT ll7 Bridge street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

TIE REGIsTRATIoN-At the close OF regis
traitor In the ski Ward saturday. there had
been recorded the names OF So voters, about
go of whom were colored. During the after
noos a colored man named Middleton Foster
PR sented himself for registration, ana when
asked ms residence. replied. "icross tue Ia
elm Branch but that a. he Dad uudefsiooo tna
any person who sraId in Washington mite sh
days could vote. IL was his purpose 10 spend a
much OF this time among his relations aud
trends here as he could spare from his Wife,
who lived IN UnIontown- He would try to
sleep as many nights In Washington as he
could and W Ith this object in view had brought
over his raiions, a shirt. and an overcoat. Tue
Il, ard were an willing TO take This statement
without Foster would swear 20 il; but he
declined 70 make oath that il was his purpose
10 make this city HIS home, his name was not
recorded. A marine sergeant, rho had been
asked by one Of the Board whether he lived
with his family inside the barracks, took some
exception thereto and AFTER retiring from the
registering room procured friend and in vltsd
SAID m en- Der of the Board outside, 70 explain
whether he meant anything offensive by the
question. OF course, the matter was explained
10 the satisfaction Of both parties.
The Board is IN session IN the Sixth Ware
aRaln to day, and the registering Is proceed ng
win somewh nat more activity ,han on Situr.
day, though DO excitement exists At halt. pas:
2o'ciock 2lS names OF voters had been recorded
to-day. OF which number only about sixty Were
oolored. Many marines and fremen. resi- lea Is
OF The Sixth Ward, were registered between Il
and o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10
KI InVS' DVWIiNu' Auctioneer' ueorgeto"n
IMPROVED PRoPERrY ON MARKET ST.

GE0RGETowN. ar AUCTION
- On WBDNESDAl, May u, Is 59, at o'cl'k
E:: p. M, will sell. In front of the premi Sc.
part Of Lot No. l7s; in Beatty aswkins .
addition to Georgetown, fronting twenty fvs (25l
feet on the east side OF Market street between I'd
and ith streets, with depth of one hundred tl0Ol
feet, improved by . two-story Frame Dwelling
Houee.
Terms One third cash; balance In 6 and u
months, with interest. secured By q deed of trust
the property. Conveyspcing and stamps at the
cost Of the purchasers. $50 will be required when
mod THos. BOWLING, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10
SPRING SrITs

SPRING SUITS. SPRING SUITS.
sIO- slV-SlO-sl0 SlU-SI0-SlO-SlO.
haole q 70, liable i Co.,
sue rem ave. }6> Penn'a ave,
o Y. >. Hotel. u. :. Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

ACCIDENT.-Nr. Alfred Henning, a brick.
layer IN the employ of Jones Il Collins. while
engaged in pointing down the front of Mr. w
ID. Wyville's establishment. on the avenue,
near ID street, fell this afternoon, and was
quite badly Injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

CONTRACTS AwARDHD.-The contract for
making the WashiL gton City Letter Carriers
summer uniforms has been awarded to L.
Barr. corner eth and f streets, al SIC. The
hats are TO be furnished by h. II. Stineme,z, at
S1,75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

THE RAcEs.-The regular season open on the
National Race Course to-day; Mountain Maid
Warsaw, Star Of the West and Patchen con-
testing for a purse Of $500. Other contestants
are announced during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-10

A CHANCE FOR A HONR-To parties who
contemplate the purchase of a home, We COM
mend perusal Of the advertisement Of M. NJ
Rohrer, real estate broker, corner of New York
avenue and 9th street, which appears in the
STAR OF day.