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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-29

OF Wnicn WePc 0ftorWnfQ yecoRutzeu " 49,
Society. OF which society Mr. Main aiterward occu-
P,sd s sso n chair os
died, after short interval Mr.. Nam was eiecIod
by the Radcliffe trustees to supply his pisce n9.
side the observatory, and the volumes Of Rad.
ciie observations have been second only to those OF
they comprise observations with transit circle
formerly used by Mr. Darlington ut Rod HILL ooserva-
lions with the fne Oxford besides meteor
illogical and other observasio6s-the chief suoject
OF the meridional observations being tns 70
observation Of Groomoridge's crcum-poiar stars
ing their proper motions has been derived
ssnaea tex. book for "a. Unvsrsy. published in
1858 aud Of parliamentary astronomy wrlsen
for wsae's series IN 1882 No took noy Ss sso
the time OF hts decease no was IN bis seventeen year,
7. 7. COOPER.
Mr.. T. T. Cooper, British resident at Bhamo on the
Irrawady, whose ASSASSINATION by one OF his sepoy
guards has bosp reported by cable, was Inc we'll
known traveller, whose book, "Travels by Pioneer
Of Commerce." attained some popularity on It's pub
lication seven years ago He was born ~ sun
derland, on the 18th OF April, 1887, and
commenced active lie At tho age Of sixteen,
whom he sailed for Western Australia, spending
some three four years there in various govern
ment employments. Subsequently he proceeded to
India and occupied himself commercial pursuits a.
Kurracheo. Madras Ransoon, and other places Alter
Ierward settling at Shanghai his energetic, adven-
turous temperament led HIM to undertake thAf re-
markabie journey which recorded IN mo work
above mentioned. Ascending tho Yanx-tszc-kang 10
the limits OF navgati0n he landed on the Chuen
or northern bank, aud traversed that remote aud
picturesque province from south to NORTH subsequently
crossing the frontier into tho intention o.
passing through by the trade route 20 Lnassa ana
lnda, and belnE driven south Journeyod the peru
OF his life through the sembarbarous border couu-
try into Yunnan On finding hrs way back 10
Shanghai he round 10 Calcutta, In the hopo Of
being able to open up tho desired route by way Of
Assam. Lord Mayo, then Governor Genorai,
assisted him IN hrs views, but ne vas un-
able to force his way through the Mishmi
country At the eastern Dcnd OF the BrahmaputrA
HIS OF this expedition was published 10 1873
under the title OF .'rne Mishmec Couatry." no
VISITED England In 1871, and IN March OF that year
read paper At an evening meeting Of tho Geogr.phi-
Cal society, "On the Chinese Of Yunnan ind It's
Borders /" In 1872 he sent out 70 Burmah
Yunuan on their return alter their fruitless
pointed British Resident ut Bhamo but, his
ana returned 10 England. While here no was ON
poycd Tor some t,mo Al India Once but eariy IN
january 1877, despatched on pubic service again
10 Iudia and some aftcr reapponed TO the Resi-
dency al Bhamo. Details still wanting Of the IN
fortunate occurrence which terminated his lie, but
thus CHI ls known that the murder had no p0hical
character, his assassin being one Of his own guard
and faithful Sepoy attendant having fallen victim
NJ th0 Snulaf tTa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

The far West, to the surveys i'll which atten-
ton is elsewere called in tO-days STAR is not
without peculiar usefulness even in its pres
ent undeyeIOped condition. The SuperfluOuS
energy of people must find vent somewhere
In OyercrOwded nations war sometimes re-
Iieves the pressure. Foreign exploration is
another channel into which the adventurous
and danger-loying element of population may
he directed. The reckless spirits of densely
populated England, apt to become dangerous
in the humdrum routine of their island home
hunt the tiger in India, brave the blazing sands
of Africa, or press towards either pole. We
are not behind the inhabitants OF our mother
country in love for foreign exploration: but
the vast area of our territory and the diversity
OF climate, geographical features and man
himself in the different sections enable every
one, whatever his disposition, to find some
where within our own dominionS, his fitting
atmosphere and field of action Reckless
daring. often miSdirected, or wasted, or win
ming only prestiGe in other nations may here
be utilized OF developing the country's re-
sources, may fOnnd a state. or explore the hid
den treasures OF some already founded. The
mostvaluable explorations are made by those
III whom love of science and love of adven-
ture are combined the typical western pioneer
OF the 18th century should be represented with
his hand on theOdOlite, When men of this
stamp are enabled. through the aid of govern
ment, to enter upon organized and extensive
operations, their labOrs are of great value
they are the fOrerunnerS and guides of the
emigrant, the prophets of a time when the far
West shall exert vast influence i'm deter
mining the destiny of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

1t is painful to be convinced that implied
confidence cannot be placed in the statement
of the English papers But if we are to be-
lieye our consul general at Calcutta, the story
of the fortune of s2i,OO0OOO left in that city by
the death of a man named OKnefe, part of
which was announced positively to have been
received in London for the benefit of one of
the heirs, Is as unreliable as some of the news
paper sensations OF this country. Our consul
GENERAL reports that there is no Okeefe, no
I'm ,n, no fortune, no heirs. mo nothing" So
oheefe,s heirs, who have been writing IN In.
Ga from all parts Of the United safes, mus,
lie disappointed '''''''' '''"''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

One of the the ries put forward in regard
to the explosion i'll the Minneapolis flour mills
was that the communists had commenced a
war upon capital at that point: but the more
probable explanation is that the explosion
came from the fine middlings produced by the
patent or Hungarian plan of making flour. In
this process, which is in use at the MinneapO-
lis mills, the grain is first run through rollers
and cracked. 1t is then taken to the large
stone mills and there crushed. The crushed
grain Is placed in common reels, the bran sep
arated and the fine flour bOted off, leaving
the middlings or gritS still full of very small
particles of bran and -four. The middlings
are cleansed by being passed over inclined
sleeves, through which blast of air is con
Stantly passing The coarser grains are thus
SlfIed out, while the fine dust is blown into the
air. The middingS after being cleansed are
extremely fine-fner than sand-but do not
adhere like flour. They are run into huge
bins holding as much as 300 barrels. and there
kept until ground into -four These middlines
when exposed to the atmosphere are extreme
ly explosive. Everywhere in the burned mills
notices were posted fOrbidding the use of
matches or open lights especially near the
mddling bins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

Tile terms in which the official recognition
of Mexico by the United States is couched
prevent Mr.. Yallarta's diplomatic victory from
exciting unbOunded enthusiasm among the
MexicanS. The words of our government
seem to imply that the recognition is a cOnces-
sion on our part for the purpose of relieving
Mexico of embarrassment in fulfilling certain
obligations to the United States, instead of
being something which Mexico can demand as
right, and which we ought not to withhold
Consequently the blood boils in the heart of
one of the Mexican papers, and it expresses a
yearning desire to fertillze the soil of Mexico
with American gore. But good reason for
believing that the Diaz government is not en-
tirely dissatisfied with the issue of the matter.
is found in the fact that the Lerdist organ is
furious, more, perhaps, at the regulation itself
than at the terms in which it is expressed.
Lerdo Is not combining his attacks on the Diaz
government to the newspapers. An armed
force, UNFOLDING his claims, has been organized
In our territories. and part of it has succeeded
in crossing the Rio Grande. Our government
will now proceed to show how much better we
manage things than weak and revolutionary
Mexico, which is unable TO so guard its frontier
that squads of marauding Indians cannot
cross, by effectually preventing the violation
of the neutrality laws, which the crossing of
the border by this organized expedition would
involve. We are fOrewarned, the attempt is
serious one, and unless we check it We have
no right to blame Mexico for similar thOu Oh
less aggravated failures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL VIM. Z. BURFORD, 7O8 e street,

For .SlJe
TW0-story press Brick and Back Building 8
rooms modern improvements; lot 20X125 to an
alley; situal ion northwest: for g. 8OO-$2CO cash
Daapce IN three years at per cent, in monthly
Also, three newly finished two-story press-brick
Houses In northwest section of city, with rooms
and modern Improvements, for 81, 600, on easy
terms.
also have some great bargains in large hand
some PROPERTY. Will sell at panic prices, or take
some property in part payment. Several elegant
Lots centrally located at reduced prices.
1b,ves,o ooo ~ 10 70 L Ia an;
sS,OOO In one or two sums at per cent. ap1S-r
Tor RENT-Elegant new HOUSE at LeDroit
l. Park, all modern cOnveniences, eight fine
rooms: $46. Also, Nos. 81, % and Is st. n. %,
Apply at BlRSEY's Law Office, Room IS,
LeDroit Building, ST., or at 20 st. ne.
Any of the above will be sold on long time and
monthly payments. ap13-1ms
L7OR RENT-Furnished PARLORS and BED
IL ROOMS, and ROOMS furnished for housekeep-
ing, and several small BED ROOMS; 1854 Pennsyl-
'anla avenue, corner ~ st. mar11-2m'
NOR RENT-By WIN. H. MAIN & CO.,
- Real Estate Agents, 125 Pa. ave. NV.
No. IL 1St st. Me-, IL rooms. mod. imps. $50
3-story and base Dr., 3O4 E. Capitol, Tor. As
NO. 1l6 4th st, Me-, mod. imps. .............2 rs
No. 2311 NJ st. NV, IL rooms, mod. imps ..... 80
No. 1888 Va: ave. s.w., rooms. mod. imps.... Is
Cor. AZ and T sis. s, W., mod. impS %
Good store on Pennsylvania avenue. .......... 20
No. 629 Md. ave., n e.. rooms. ..............,l S
ap9-1m ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

The presence of the Cimbria OFF the coast of
Maine is exciting the Canadians. They are
measuring their strength in point OF cruisers
with view to increasing it for the better pro-
lection of their fishing feet. The sensation
caused by the arrival of the Cimbra attracts
attention to the fact that England has not yet
so protected her vulnerable points as to be
ready for war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

In Governor DennisOn'S resignation of his
CommissiOnership the District will lose faith
1ul and conscientious officer. 1t will be
matter for eongratulatiOn if he is replaced by
As good man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

The business men of this community will be
interested in the new license law proposed for
the District of Columbia, the provisions of
which are printed in tOday's STAR. The bill
is now under consideration by the House Dis
trict committee, and its Importance to the
business of Washington will justify the use of
so much OF our space to give an idea of its
character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04
NO. 626 HOUSEHOLD DECO No. 626
EST. ( RATIONS. Z ST.
NEW SPRING STOCK
NOW OPEN AT
NJ 4 II Il RIT E r $.
No. G26 Il Street, one Door East of StL St.

Choice selection PAPER-HANGINGS latest
designs, rich and harmonious in colors. embracing
MOOre's, Dresser, East Lake, Jeffer'S and other
Sty les, with fun line of medium and lOw-priced
papers; Borden 8 DadO'S Friezes, &C.
WINDOW SHADES, with gilt bands, and plain
W hite, which we make up i'm Shades to order.
PICTURE FRAMES from Card to Portrait size.
in Walnut and Gilt; also, a variety of rich Silk
Velvet F. ames, Card and Cabinet sizes; Fancy
Chape and other styles Porcelain Paintings, &c.
per and WOrsted.
PietuIe- room MOULDING in Gilt, Walnut and
Cherry: Picture Hooks. Nails. Rings, &c.
PAlSTEkS' ENGRAyINGS. Chromos, Oileo.
graphs. Figures and Landscapes in appropriate
Sole agent for BREWERTON's POPULAR
ORDERS ior Paper-hangings, Window Shades or
guaranteed. Terms cash,
Free Art Gallery.
NARKRITER,S
m!46i' No. geo E ST.. one door east of 7tb.
ICE PITCHERS.
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India and Canada show their filial feelings
in way to make Mother England proud of
them. Such excellent behavior on the part of
India, who is only an adopted child after all,
is especially gratifying, and England no lon
ger grudges the heavy expense of bringing up
the rather unruly youngster in the way he
should go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

The reports of business in New York city
do not show that the great improvement hoped
for there has been reached, but it may be
worth inquiring if portion of the business
done in that city in the past has not been
diverted to other quarters. Probably Balti.
more, Philadelphia and Boston by their i'm.
proved freight facilities westward are taking
away some of the business that New York
formerly mOnOpOlized. If New York is wait
ing, therefore, for return of the flush times
OF an undivided western trade as test of re-
newed prosperity, she may be disappointed :;
but 1t would appear that she is doing fair
spring business with good prospects ahead.
Elsewhere through the country there seems
TO be hopeful feeling, and especially in the
west where the prospects for abundant crops
were never better. The number of bankrunt-
les continues to be formidable but this indi-
cs..es nothing more than that crippled debtors
are making haste to avail themselves of the
liberal provisions of the present bankrupt
law before it is repealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

NJ RS. NJ. j. HUNT,
A Nos. gu and 6:B ID street. Dn
Chip, Leghorn and straw HATS and ~
BON ETS. all styles and prices.
20 boxes FRENCH FLOWERS, Just received
Fancy SILKS, GAUZES, SATINS, RIBBONS.
ORNAMENTS, Ostrich and Fancy FEATH ERS.
Jouvin and Monogram KID GLOVES.
Lisle Thread GLOVES, for ladies and misses.
Ladies are requested to examine before purchas-
Ing elsewhere.
my 4-tr Mrs. NJ. j. HUNT.
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ICE PITCHERS.

old CLOTHIN9, &C.-L. RICE, dealer In
&C., 623 It'll street southwest, offers great bargains
He pays the highest prices In CASH Tor the several
~. noy6.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

NJ U T L { L.
We are now offering the best assorted stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
it has ever been our pleasure to show those i'll want
of the latest, lest and mOst-approved brands and
styles.
Our Motto-The Best Goods at the Lowest pos
sble Rates-strictly followed, has doubled our bu-
sineSS in the past six months and promise al
who may favor with their patronage our best
efforts in every way. Shall open MONDAY Soft
finished Bishop Lawns NainSOOk> and Vic. Lawns,
at 25 cents, worth so.
W. NJ. BROWN,
my4-r 314 Eighth Street n.tr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

NEW STOCK OF
L 4 II 4 5 o l. $,
With Fancy Handles, 81 90, 81 %. 81 so, 81. rs
$500, 81. 80, $50, etc.
IVORY HANDLES.
PEARL INLAID HANDLES,
FRENCH HORN HANDLES.
In Plain and Twilled SILK. Is inches, 20 inches,
90 inches, "a inches, at
c. NJ. ToWSON cos,
CSC Pennsylvania HrenHP.
4-tr South Side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

Col. Perry Carson, a wellknOwn cOlOred
citizen, gives his views elsewhere on the ques
ton cf colOred emigration from this District
He opposes emigration to Liberia or South
America. but favOrs going to the west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04
EDUCATIONAL.

GUNNER COURSE at
- SPENCERlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
'h ana streets, during May, June and July,
Iultlcn by the month in Penmanship. Core
spondence, bookkeeping and the calculations con
neCted Herewith.
For terms inquire at the College Office. MA 3m
MAPLEWOOD IN INSTITUTE, CONCORD
S45. Students prepared for business, Yale or Har.
ward College. Instructors first class.
fel 22-1y j. SHORTLIDGE. A. M Prin
AMES CORRIDOR. Professor Of Penman.
x Sh,p, Ut. Cloud Building, 9th and r. Writing
Booked ping and ShOrt-h md taught In short and
easy courses of lessons. Thorough instruction
SCHOOLS. je4-1yE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

A LII WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT to know
"a the best One Dollar GLASS
ES accurately suited to the eye, at
II. II. HEMPLER'S, Optician, as -
Penn. avenue W., corner tk street. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

A FINE ENGLISH MELTON SHIT. THE
IA best In the city, at
ar30 A. STRAUSS, 1ol1 Penn. ave.
GEE THOSE HANDSOME SACK SUITS,
~ ngnt coored, and made equal to custom work,
to be found only at lap3Ol A. STRAUS'.
A GOtD BUSlN ESSSUIT FOR 81, CHEAT
"A est Suit in the city for the money, at
apso A. STRAVS', 1ou Penn, ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

NJ EW b 90 X 8.
Landolin. Auerbach. ...................sl 90
H ramos and Other Poems. LOngfeliOw Is
Memoir OF VIM. r. Bartlett. Palfrey.... 1 &c
PhiOchriStus. OF
Birds OF a Feather. Southern. CIv. 1 90
For the Other. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1 SO
Canoeing III kanuckia. Norton L HabDertUn sc
COnStantlnOple. De Anxious. ........-... rs
Punch, Brothers. Punch. Marx Twain ...... sc
Ideal Life. Ella r. Mosby. Observation-Disclosures. Is
The Viking and Other Poems. Sptncer....... 1 rs
ROgue's dictionary. g. w. Matsell. ........ Oh
All of the Latest Half Hour Series.
CROQUkT, in all styles.
large assortment of the NEWEST CHRONIC!
at greatly reduced rates.
SOLOMONS CHAPMAN,
my Att 011 EenpsSNlV0,sS0 400,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

"ANTED-A responsible TENANT for that
w delightful little House. Al NJ st. n. W. Car
at JOHNsON'S Gallery, 800 Pennsylvania ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

IcE' 1cE.' IcE'"
Large and small consumers of ICE are respect
fully Informed that the
OLD AND RELIABLE
GREAT FILLS ICE COMPANY
run wagons the entire season. not only in the CEN
ter of the city. but to the MOST REMOTE POR-
TONS of WASHINGTON and q EORGETOWN
ALSO.
LIE DrOit Park and Mount Pleasant.
PRICES As Low As THE LOWEST, AND
FULL WEIGHT GUARANTEED.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE and DEPOT:
Tenth street UharT 8. 10.
BRANCH OFFICE:
1909 f street "a. a..
BRANCH OFFICE:
High. betreen 1st and I'd sts., Georgetown.
Orders addressed to either place will receive
prompt attention.
j. c. WHITWELL, Superintendent my46t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

IMMENSE BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS,
Best quality Androscoggin yard-w COTTON,
II cents by yard or piece.
Splendid assortment of Spring DRESS GOODS,
all The newest patterns and colorS from IL, Is, 49,
20 and % cents.
Black GRENADINES, Lupin's celebrated make,
from rs, 81, 81, Soc, &c.
100 Patterns OF new LAWNS, 1870.
Plaid Swiss ORGANIZES, yard wide, IL &c.
LINEN for Suitings, from 1873 cents up.
Black SILKS, from s., IS. 81, s1.25. SC.
MATTINGS and Spring CARPETS.
c. NJ. TOWSON l. CO..
636 Pennsylvania Avenue,
my4-tr South Side, near 7th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

ENOR SALE AND EXCHANGE,
n By THOS. j. BROWN. LeDroit Building.
12r. bh., st... So, 600 7r. b. h.. 18th St So $50
II. p.b: JON. ST.. 800 sr h., stI $751; ~: z 100
.r. H., X; L. av.: 5000 5 r. b.. s st. NV. $50
Large br. h.. with lo' 42x93. 9th st ...... 8 900
r. n on corner lot, 1890 z St............. g S25
~ n Sth ST. lot 25x1GO, fine location. 600
VIII exchange for smaller property the equities
III several attractive residences northwest. instr
EOR RENT
L b. 81. WARNER & CO.,
BRAINARD Fl .WARNER, EDWIN A MCINTIRE
916 street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

Average srrOrn Daily Circulation orer
I5,5O0-bein0 q mach larger bona fade,
regular and permanent circulation than
that of all the other daily papers IN the
city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

CONSULT DIR. LEON the oldest established
~ specialist In the city. He guarantees perma-
nent and speedy cure in the shortest time possiba
OF an Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases Abandoned
and 1I-treated cases specially. A thorough cure
or no charge. Separate consulting rooms eos III
olIOcl uOItuW0ct nOyl-lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

NEW YORK WINDOW SHADE HOUSE.
A\ BEST GOODS-LOW PRICES,
6lS NINTH STREET,
apply Opposite Patent Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-04

WANTED BEDROOM, neatly furnished with
w bathroom adjoining. in private family; state
fee. my?o,*
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-On street, between 4th and 7th sts, an
IL ENVELOPE containing a sum of money:
name on envelope. The finder will receive IS by
calling at 453 n st, NV, u*'
CD REWARD.-Lost on May l. a small black
pA and tan DOG: grey under the chin; ~ =
ears cut; answers to the name Of Dan. r3
The reward will be paid if returned TO-
No GIG 9Th st. W. liz
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WANTS.

" ED-lMMEDIATELY-Th MILLIN-
w ELS; $50 It'll St., between g and ii SITS.
my4-3is
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NOR RENT-On the highlands of Lynn, Mass
~ r. SI1e, OF the most delightful SUMNER RESI-
DENCES Oh the Atlantic coast. with an unsur.
passed view of ocean and country, and near a fine
oea peach large ard picturesque Cottage well fur
niShed. with stable, fruit and shade trees etc
For particulars, apply at SO8 5h st. NV, in this
city. ny4-3ir
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"ANTED-A SITUATION as housekeeper by
w lady OF experience. who can give unqueS-
tlon$D Die references in regard to character and ca
pability. Address Mrs E.. S.ar Office mI3 81
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

NJ EW BOOKS.
Walks in London, by Augustus Hare Beauty
t0r Ashes, by Dr. Dickson. The King in HI,
Beauty, by DIR: Newton. Kingdom OF Israel by
the author OF Wide-Wide World, Voyage OF the
Pnper Canoe from Quebec to the Gulf OF Mexico
by Bishop ~
AZ the latest publications received as soon a.
published; ct
WM. BALLANTYNE A. SONS.
apzo-f 42S SPppHfb 81. m pr
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"ANTED-A small quantity of TYPE: also. a
w 10Y or LADY with some experience in type
setting. Address H.. care Box 421 Washington
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bui-
letin of all property for sale and rent on my DO ks
which can Re had on application at my office, or
will be sent by mail if desired.
auction Sales
On SATURDAY. May 4th at5p H. new franz
House, corner and New Hampshire ave.
IS, 500, 81, 500. $3.50, at per cent. mr4-tr