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, 1874-05-31

Stylish Business Sutta
made to ordez for 81 60, and $40. and handsone
pants for s. t1o aud 81 the populaz tailoring house
Of ]. l. G4tzext, 1s3 Clsrk atxeet.
, 1874-05-31

Another fatal result from eating raw ham has
~eaf1ed ~ at Saugatuck, Mich. 4 Mr. and Mfe'
s1soo"ell = after partaking Of ham in this condi-
eon' we're attacked By trichina spirais, and died
atter several hundred more cases of death from
a's paettca have been chronioled, people WILL
F'ooaoly begin to let rav ham alone, but at
present. the fascination for trichina splrahs
baeQa to b a strong as that Of sefyant-Rirls TO
, 1874-05-31

ReCeption
At Mr.. Moshers AIT Gallery, 951 Wabash avenue, On
Tuesday evening, Thursdsy evening, Saturday after
noon, aud Saturday evening, June =, 1, and 6.
Vienna Exposition first premium photographs made
by Locscher and Petsch Of Berlin, will be exlibt
ton.
Tho Coming Portrait: Mr.. Moeher having pur-
chased OF the largest cameras IN the world for
making photos, portraits Direct Akes pleasure
in exhibiting few specimens hfe-sizc in Berlin dnsh
equal 10 the finest card or cabinet photograph.
hoshera Historical Album, holding 500 artistic
cray0u, oil, OF wnter colors.
, 1874-05-31


Tho sale ct excursion tickets By the GRIND Trunk
and connecting railway-1ines TO ogdensburgh, Mou-
troal, Quebec, Portland, Boston, Halifax. New York
etc. will commence June i, at the Grand Trunk Rail-
way Office, % and o5 Lake street, aud =. branch
Office Is Canal street and No. North Wells
street. Chicago, and at principal offices in the coun-
try. These excursions hare been very popular with
the public, aud now the line has been placed In fine
condition with steel rail track, and powerful loco
motives elegant day, and the celebrated Pullman cars
on all trains. The Company have made large 1ddi-
ons to the excursion list making Tickets In many in
stanccs that go By Montreal to New York and Boston
return by New York Central Erie Railways to Buff
falo crossing the new International Bridge the
Niagara River At Buffalo, aud by Grand Trunk and
Michigan Ro.ds to Chicago. These tickets Will BE-
good for return trip At nny time before Nov l. 1874
Guide books giving all particulars will be ready fo1
distribution this week and may be had free Of charge
on application BY letter to J. H. Whitman Western
Passenger Agent Grand Trunk Railway, chicago.
, 1874-05-31


Who are cared for in an asy1um at Honolulu, and
the lepers, who arc confined upon the 4s1ana o1
Molokei. I.
In view Of the facts which VIC have related, It
Ia surprfsing to learn that the native populAt'omn ~
Of The Sandwich Islands has decreased over eo
ner cent in forty years. In 1882. tho Ha"anans
ernounted TO l30 315 souls in 1886, they nao
diminished to los, $40; in 1840. to 61:zo ;1a ~
1850. to g. 594 in 1862 to IS, 765; and, IN 11I<:
to 81 ,5s1. 1t is contact with the whte tase
has raueed this rapid decrease. The pIodlglous
change from wild and free methods OF hfo 10 tno
h.bjts prescribed BIZ civilization has necessarily
impaired their constitutions and "eaKenea tuolA
power Of resisting disease. Add to thls tne N
PRODUCTION Of maladies peculiar to an anen 1 peo,
ME. Which have corrupted their blood and oeen
transmitted to their progeny, and We hare cue
r. the reasons Why the Haraiians, like every
aboriginal people, melt away IN the pfesence ~
the nale-faces the frost rnelts before tho sun-
Tle Sandwich Islands offer but little induce
x,sn+ tn the American eEnigrant- Although
theiT climate ia exceptionally salubr1ous then
rarot.tion various and luxurious, then lnhapl-
tsnts-natiyo and foreign-1aost lntelleent anu
respectable. the wealth ano INDUSTRIES ~ 10 ;n
cra,se The land ia not adapted to extensive
srtarnrises in agriculture, But few articles can
b. raised in sufficient Quantities TO creaso =
6onr;shinR commerce. Attempts nave oeen
made to cultivate coffee, eotton, sae'G, e.an r,at
nm ncpner. and allspice but they nave nos
hsan nrosperous. The staple products OF .n9
REsn You'd seem to be reduced to sugar ard
1ee. The native Hawaiin r i've con aeFes ot
and happily upon the produce o1 rith n
pains agninst intnite isadr.utaees So |eas RGeT
FFsward for such tiresone labor mouia u-sut t1.at
% the Y.nRee IKE ambition and it j. lHoly gyothst that
tho future population Of the 1s,anas w Ind
principally, Is !. 1tngs aoes Of u9n the two races
Tbere is but IN inconsiderable local nsFfes, 4s
and the United States has monopoly OF IA,
waiian commerce In 1871, there we're e1po1a.feo re !
pounds Of sugaFi I'm 1sssa and
I71 1ff; pounds of wool Pezishablo fruits have
hnt limited chance for export, IS tho passage
, 1874-05-31

result OF forty years labor in Turkey, 225 mis-
sion, schools, with 5000 pupils four theological
seminaries. with 100 students; and eleven female
neutrality-suspicious.. Forty years ago, there was
only one newspaper publishedin Constantinople,
and that was in the French language. There
are now over thirty newspapers published IN the
city, in different languages. One-half Of these
papers arc issued daily. In 1873, there we're 4l5
schools in Constantinople, attended by 24,ooo
scholars. The influence OF education is extend
ing throughout Syria. The American Mission
supports inBeirut 10 connection with its churches
and Sundav-schoo!s. two high schools, with
pupils and number Of common schools, with
2,l07 pupils. These mission schools haEe been
the means Of bringing into existence multitude
Of other schools by different denominations
.nd there Is general demand among al sects IN
S7ria that their children khau be educated. Not
only Protestanrs but 1atins, Greeks, Aaronites.
and Drusee. hare opened schools Ell over Syria
and their effect in elerating the haolts and man
ners of the people is marvellous. great body
Of readers has been raised up. who demand
books. newspapers, and higher semina1is7 OF
learning.
the British body polite. Mr.. Day notes particu-
larry tho concentration OF all the lands Of ureas
rendering it impossible for the bulk OF the peo--
ple to own homes Of their own. 4 large part OF
Tho West End OF London belongs to the Marquis
of Westminster, and the fee OF great portion OF
the old city is held by the Duke OF beuo1a:
Most OF tie citizens Of London are tenants Of
those two men. In Scotland the Duke Of Ar
eylo has domain OF about 40 square miles, e1-
tending from the Atlantic to the North Sea- Ihe
entire Town OF Killarney, in ireland. with the
land Of the township about it. ia held BY Lord
Kenmare. None OF these great prop1ietors will
sell rood OF land. and ths Ia" protects them in
their monopoly. Land in London, around tho
Bank OF England, is worth f30 square foot, or
$3.50 900 for lot 25 by 100 feet
In Prussia. in the country. the land is cut up
into small estates, and II, ,ooo, 200 householders
own, on an average, 3n acres each More than
! SOD. 600 Of the population follow agricultural
1nrsrits. aud more than one-fIth Of the entire
ppeonle afe owners Of real estate, This subdlTl"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02
holm WILKINSON
No Excuse for Being Sick.

No person can use Boschee's German
Syrup without getting immediate relief
and cure We have the first case Of
Coughs, Csld or Consumption, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs, yet to
hear from that has not been cured We
have distributed every year for three years
over 100000 sample bottles FREE OF
CHARGE by druggists in all parts Of the
United States. No other Manufacturer
Of Medicine ever gave their Preparations
such a test as this Go to your Druggist
and get bottle for - cents and try it
two doses will relieve you,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02
LADIES ltl$fl NOTICE,

Mrs Bastian has just received the
largest and most attractive stock Of
Spring and summer Hats, comets and
Trimmings, ever seen In this city, to
which your attention is invited, OF Ar
t,fcial Flowers, especially, her stock is
tie most beautiful ever offered to the
ladies Of this vicinity Eyerything viii
be sold cheap Quick sales and small
profits is her motto 4w.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02
ALSO 10000 GRAPE VINES
STATE OF WISCONSIN

- Iowa County-Circuit Cou,S,
Charles sherman, Plaintiff against George Cola
thorp, Anton Kro John Topp, John Nondori
Defendants.
Ia George J. Golthorp, Anton Knoll, John
Tiorp and John Noud #, Defendants above pawed
You are h,PebN summoned and required to answer
the com elaint of Charles sherman OF the county Il
Iowa, State Of Wisconsin, Of which copy is here
with served upon you, and to serve copy Of your
auswsr to 'Ae complaint on the subscribers at their
Office, n the city of Mineral Point, within twenty
d IS after the service hereof, exclusive Of the day
OF ,nch service aud If YOU fail TO answer said com-
plant, as hereby required the Plaintiff will take
judgment against you for three hundred and twenty
i've dollar. with interest thereon At the rate OF len
PEE cent per aunue from the Esd day of August 1873
hesidss costs of this action.
The complaint in tais action was filed In the office
OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Iowa County,
Wisconsin, at the 4Hge Of Dodgcvilie, in said
county, On the IN day OF March, 1874.
Dated vt Mineral Point Wls., February 9Th 1874
WILSON 4 JONES,
1SwI Plaintiff 5 Attorneys.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02
SO EDWIN oNESTsetE, gr..
l." y Il N q r. AV K f.,
and Gtaler in

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRN, &c.
Has new and select stock OF Jewel
ers Goods, to which thu attention Of the
public is invited tie is the only en-,
graycr in the city, and Is prepared to do
work in that line on short notice, in the
best style. Watches, Clocks and lewelry
repaired to order, ana warranted salts,
factory. One door above Schneberger' 5,
High st, Mineral Point Inns
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02
LUMAs, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Nov. IL, "a
10 Rer. ii. Il. ReWaolds..

LUMAs, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Nov. II, 81
10 Rec. 81. b. ReWaofds.
Ny DEAR BROTHER :--7Some years
AGO a member of the M. E. Church,
at Mineral Point, Il Cornishman OF
the name of Treloar lived in this
province and was personally and in
timately known to me. Heretumed
home and died rs | have heard.
Have you any knowledge Of ~
widow and family! Are they an
your neighborhood ! II 50 would
you kindly give them my address 50
that they may place themselves IN
communication with me, as ! have
some information for them which
would make it worth while applying
for. | have long waited for an OPP
portunity of communicating with
them, and seeing your conference
appointments in the n. Y. -Adr0cate
thought you might know something
of them.
Shall be glad to hear from you
and am your brother and fellow
worker for Christ,
CORNELIUS BRYANT,
Wesleyan NJ. Missionary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02

AT Mofietts' Drug Store can be
found a choice variety Of Wall Pa
per, embracing the latest and best
patterns. Prices reasonable. Call
and see before purchasing. 1871
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02

HAVING examined the stock OF
wall paper and bordering at the
Mineral Point Book Store, we can
recommend it as embracing some OF
the most desirable we have seen.
Those in want are invited to call
and see for themselves.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02

NOTHING adds more to the cheer
ful appearance Of a home than neat
paper hung upon its walls. a large
selection of the latest patterns can
be seen at the p, O. Book Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02

BEFORE you purchase your spring
stock of Wall Paper, examine the
sample books at the Post Office
Book Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02

Sherwood d Berg are now offering
special inducements in Dress Goods and
everything pertaining to Winter and
Spring wear. They do this to make
room for an immense stock of Summer
goods which will soon be in ordes
Everything very cheap is their motto.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02
.Ha 51D TRUNKS. sl.1I D

Will \ Curry has the finest stock Of
Trunks, Nalises and Travelling bags in
Iowa county, which he is Offering at
exceedingly low prices All who want
anything in this line should see his stock
before purchasing
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02

SEED.. SEEDS til. b. * c. Il.
Mohett have just received a good
and fresh assortment Of Seeds from
the Western Seed Company. Only
5 cents Il package. l3tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02
SPORTSrIE EN-

Who 'llove to fire their shot guns true
at pigeons in the skies, to bid farewell
to pork and beans, and live on pigeon
pies" shsuld 90 to :. Hooking e Co. for
the best rifle powder and other ammu-
milton. l4w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02

DELLER continues a. sell prints and
other dry goods az reduced prices, to
make room for an immense spring stock,
which viii soon bcgia TO arrive. Ii VIII
pay to call soon, as this opportunity viii
not last LONE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02

New and choice prints Just received
a. Deilers; many novel and beautliu
patterns are among the stock
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-04-02

The person or persons who want
to make a bargain could do no
better than by calling at Clauer's,
who will sell at bottom prices FOR
CASH. No one shall undersell him
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QONDs, CERTIFIoAIKs,
- PAID sEwEk XssEssMERfs.

The attention OF property qyners having paid
General Sewerage Assessment Bills II respectfully
called 70 the following facts
Nv the new law Of Congress they can be redeemed
I'm fftyyea- bonds, bearing interest e 6s 100 per
cent fr even eums only, OF 80 and 800; they are
NOT ivable for taxes Of any description.
II your bill IL odd amount, You will be Obliged
mount Of afties or ave hundreds, o. money cen
b paid by the authorities under any circumstances
The undersigned IL nov purchasing these bills for
cas- q the highest rstse.
Hyou have lef, your BILE With the Board Of Audit
you conclude TO sell.
All Information regarding taxcs and District
uaftsrs cheerfuily furnished without charge.
All kinds Of District SECURITIES bought ard sold.
PETER CAMP8 eLL,
STOCK BROKER,
No. ll23 Pennsyivspfs avenue.
aug3.fn Between Wilisrdb end the 1feasury.
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" here to Advertise.

The STAR hss now q circulation very much
larger than that OF all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household in the
District and q wide range outside. The result
Re that TIE STAR srords unsurpassed sivan-
tagee ss q medium of communication between
Al classes OF the community, IN the way Of the
adjustment Of demand and supply.
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DRcPOs FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
SnTedb % ERgIGcing and Pr,HfiHg,
WGSiHgtor, ID c, September 4, l5.
seai.d PROPOSALS viii be received at this Office
fTbsRps six hundred 1sso5 Ions 6 IF Tor
Georges creek Cumberland coal, 10 be delivered
may be r6qnirsd sEd snbjao, 70 the cSnitions res e.
quirt 6y act OF Consress approved July lh, 1870,
ton. and shall be inspected and weighed aud tbs
qreEfiIy Teach lead certified az the time II dely.
e.! b! The person sppoi,tsd and qualified ander the
% cents for each ton Of coal Inspected weighed ami
Proposal. viii be consi6ered binding for ose week
frC the 81 Of October, the Departmsn mt reserving
,he right TO reject ell or any portion Of the bids
Ne proposals will be entertained unless accom-.
ie contract, nor Will any payment BE- made with nut
the certificate of the Inspector that the coal far.
Propcias shall be sd dressed and sent to the Office
Chief Of Bureau Of EUgra1iOg and PTintine Tres
suLy DEPARTMENT. seP5-eotd
DROPOsALs FOR OOMPLETING TaE SEA
WALLS OF THEJAMEs OREEK CANAL.
ENGINEERS OFF cE, DIsIR1cr OF OOLUMBIAB
WAsHIN6TCN, September S, Ls7f,
ssslsd PL9posss sil se 5s9siysd at this OfcA
f5r the cor pieton Of the sea Salis Of ths Jame;
S M sSf@ unh.r and !. Of contract
b.ssrs. Wholly and b sinard.
Plans and specifications with estimate OF material
BIDS must include the furnishing Of all labor and
Mach bidder will be required to deposit with the
Collector, 10 the credit " the Commissioners Of the
ID strict,t TIE sqm t,tso hundred (2cO dollars IS
sLarantee that he VIII enter iato and Garry out ths
eontact, IL awarded bia, according to tse terms Of
Tn, receipt q the Collector must be enclosed with
e"en bid. Tho receip:s will be f5rwarded 10 the
Hector AFTER the aWerd Of the cdhtracf. with in.
stove to the unsuccessfui bidders.
naed aDn hs ey S5s Of will be
Inc party or parties to whom The contract is
try thousand I5O,oDl cellars that he or they viii
anh'ully e"ppJ with the specifications OF the con-
The right 70 reject any or sII bids is reserved.
dressed % the EogiDesr Of the District.
se SCI s''e' FRAsK + HOWE, Chief Clerk.
lust ARRIyRD-3OO BUSHELS PRIM z
CO: si5 Loui,ian. svsnu', between OH .85 ION
EIsE TABLE OLARET
sUMMESs WINES
Best osiifSrp lds oArAwBs WINE from Perkins
SsS the e HTSsY ISs p;iss
sis, 'A'- 7,h and street. northwest.
MISSES 5 HIH X : .,r. saS asI.S..s,
Ssra fSsk 81 81
holders vi" a. .f sEeS ssTiH9i their
Insuranee Company.
s sSS !: fs On.
o.e. sep4-6s
a B H:aTiNEMETZ,
1877 PENNsfLvANIA Avenue, -
| Next 70 the corner Of 18Th sire t.
Has INST returned from New York with a full
81 sas :iS & and @
'1 sr 81. Of ' Ss5s ssaf9:
| knoxt r.il style now ready, lssent for tSi;
| ei.yG price, IS, seps.tr
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nRYUUNG MEMS, CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
A TON,
Corner of o. h and ID streets.
EVENING GLASSES in Latin, Greek, English
Grammar, Photography, Mathematics, and sacred
history, commencing Sep:smber IA.
Hlss5es open to all.
Free Reading Room and Circulating Library.
Daily Prayer Meetings at l2:ls, and D.
Sabbath Evening Services al the Rloms at
O'Clock.
NE WELCOME ALL surl-tr
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NPRECEDENrED REDUCTION.
Best make Paper Cambria double Width, Sc.
1EdToscoggin Gotten, lac.
Prints, b1sc. and mp.
Elegant Black Irons Silk from 76c TO IS Is "a
Lyons eros Grain 81 l. GO. worth S2D
Black Alpacss aud Mohairs from 25c. up
Canton FlaBnels, beet makes, lOc aud Up.
AZ Linen Towels, 81 dozen fSfor 25c aud up.
All Linen Hemmed Hdkfs l2tzc, worth 25c,
Beautiful silk Clicked Balbriggsn Hose, only
IS Is bcx.
Biz Gore Corsets, SOC; red need from 75c.
Elegant Paris Kids. Csc, q button, Sl.D
PaIasols and Sun Umbrellas, and ALL DRESS
GOODS at g'taf Sac-tfce, 10 close.
We offer none but tTSf class goods, selected with
view 10 beauty ami durability. Those wishing 90
get the fullest value for their money sh 1uld examine
cur stock. This is eur final redu ction.
BRODHEAD q Co.,
augl5-sm 1908 n street, between l3th and 18Th.
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AUCTIONEERS.
RoBIRY II. RYAN

Z. y. AssIIN. RoBIRY n. RYAN
=. b. RYAM d co.,
General Broker and Real xsfste Auctfouecrs, e2S
TN street, Federal Building, opposite Post
Once Department. \
Special improvement and General Sewerage
faxe epaid promptly and 81 Low rates. apls-b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-05
LOST AND FOUND.

II CsT-OD September 4th, abunch Of KEYS. The
- hDaer will be suitably rewarded By leaving them
at the Star flee sep5-3.
ChME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
- sJR1BsR, on the an inst, q BED
STEER. The owner will prove property .AlF
pay charges, and take IL away. J s. MAB.AA
TIN, 81 BeRll street, Georgetown. sepo-2ts
I OsT-On September LIST, a Child's White
II CAPE on 7th street, between the Avenue and
Post Cthce. suitable reward will be gvea if lefl
IL streets. sep3 Ct
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MEDICAL. &c,


nR. JANE WILSON,
II AthOroughIy eypor1enoed aEi scientific Mid
wife and Lsdies' PHI siciap
Ladies arlene cd to IL their residence any hour
night or day. OF plS sna THE cost of at
tenGence at the Doctors private residence, 10 q
stzeet northW est, between LIST and % SITS. marty
Ia. ROBEB rsoH,
- <l6 I0TH SIREEY, EEIk Pa AyENyg,
,om long experience IN both hospital soo
=. iyate practice, will guarantee cure IN ell Dis
eases OF the Urinary Organs, Gonorrhss, elect,
s:rlotors, 81 phtils, and speImat1rrhas. Gases %
GonorIhda recently Contracted cured II Stobdsys.
SyrhIlls IN eli its stages quickly tured snd the pc:
sen entirely cradle Atsd from the sy stem without The
nse 81 mercury. spermatcrrhOes, Brought or BY
oIcesses aud abuse ia youth causing loss Of memory
aad insanity, general debility, organic weakness
iDPctency nerv Gus irritsbiity, Symphonic of con
sumption, indigestion, psipitation OF the heart
pains IL back, dhnness Of sight or giddiness, evil
newly discovered remedies. Or. r., located ici
many years al 19 =. Eutew street, Baltimore, Nd !,
has consented, after many solicitations by hisN
eington patrons, TO open q permanent odlne iG thst
city where be may be consulted every Red nsxdsy
ana Saturday In each week, from n. to m,
janT-ly
ATEnALa DISEASES Of all kiDdE iresisd. De,
I scribe case aoo enclose es: advice aud meal
r.ns viii be sent. Adsress Mrs. Or. THQHPEO&,
po. sac North istb stress, Phlstelshia Isu5Y IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-05

Dr. Mary Walker has only filed the position
o. private physician in the Sultan's harem for
q month, and be ALREADY wish e. be Wa dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A B.sIEsss MAN WITH SIS eco CAPITAL
in .as cd .s.s,ses rSs,ss sss,se ns .Ttsss
SO ession' ard address Tor one week BUsIEsss,
$500 EfrihS SAS 8 q .soI, sm BOT
aud sl.sn en- real estate Tor two or three years.
.e,.a 30 sll TS 81, sf oSs Po,, 5 5Ssh p:p
81 S00 TO LoAN-si0 s5esTs, c q 6rst-cIS.s
,,,,n GEO. IRuEspRLL,
Stock PRlxILKass-PQts, Calls, sirsddIes
Sss 9oIs f. rr'fs'i 'Ns e 4. v;
S5O.OOO TO LoAs roR five Y.Aks
civ lin,s IN The p Ias ,p OF prSer see
zig l4th street. sepsst
$4,000 Or r.. Io Lo oaI, s, OF All WEST
It's; 20 Commission. Address "MoRTGAGk,"
$4,000 We h:ys ~. .mOo1t 70 loan on
ospirsi ioe.,,a psSSM iHsTI, sssE fnssp'r''
.o,,..o,,h esi Estate Brokers and aust,on -ers.
Eok shLE.Reiss shout to remove 70 nav n--
!smSs sIyiSS and fi < e n s' e
ehess sore r., sysrse are tr safe
sylysnis avenue. sepl 81
G5 OOO FIVE THOUSAND poLLARs
Go,OUU. Of SECOND NATIONAL RANK
sToCk' or lees to suit b0yers, fr sale sire OF
susa-st. Residepce L. droit Psrk
VNEBAyE PRESENT sKvsRAL hFPLI-
a., estlons ior houses tor rent snd one purchaser;
6sIed for city PROPERTY Owners q houses q rect
ton city property, give rs q call, ~ we MAKE no
oh ns.H only for sctTsl roc oEnised services.
Once ours from 10 q. IA until .. m.
Also evenings from uItil
hne5-lm Cor. 7th and Louisiana avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN $4,000. s. 900 AND
10 Lea a..se.
bly, located. Also. several smaller suns B. A.
s WssRsSKB' Federal Buildings, corner IN and
SEwER-TAx RIOKIPTs.
We psy ss much as any house in the city for
sESER-TAX RECEIPTS,
In large or small quantities.
HESTER 8 RYoSs,
Real Istate sgencr,
eesio-Im NO Ito LIST ST. .. e, % pitol Hill
ECKIPTEp sEwER BILLS l-The above col
Aeecttd, ana Oil other slsims against the District
WIN fErTIBoSE,
saeo-l No: 1893 y street north Sest.
FOE SALE Oh IxCHANak FOB CITY
Il PROPERTY.
NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.
HBTh sSAt sir rAf SR fwU
FORTY AOREs TAoH.
LOcA TON UNSURPASSED FOR HEAL tn.
FphEtSS; VdkWS Or THIS CiTfLhND
BEsTGRIPE LlND YER F0USnD
IN 1RlS COUNTRY, AND EQU-
ALL GOOD FOR ALL THE
SMALL fR UITS.
ConsitefiDs these, and many other advantages:
their close proximity 20 the Cfty, aud the very low
prices 81 hich they offered, bstter invest
ment could be made Aprly TO
R0B'T A. PHILLIPS,
ZEAL ESTATE BROKER,
COS l5rH STREET,
leH ir Opposite Treasury.