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cavalry and 200 guns, including u battery of
Armstrong guns The men were reported to
be sutfeEiog great deal from fever, and such
forces, too, arc always likely to fnctuate in
pumbers from Justification and quarrels. The
Ne"es Wjeaer dbCnbiaH places the strength of
the Ameer's regular army Ut "a 600 infantry,
l3,OOO cavalry and ahout lQlQ artillerg u a
with field batteries t26 pieces) and about 25O
old style cannon IF various descriptions.
According to the Russian staG reports, the
Afghan army contains 81 regiments OF the ltue
90 of which were in 1873 armed with f. tigid
riies, some having ba. onets, Others sw ords
Thus there are about 81, 900 regular infsrt-y
that have been drilled for eight years by ma
tive iDstrCctors, many OF whom have serv ed in
in the Englieh Army The cavalry is compos-
cd OF 10 regi giments, each Of troops of nomi n
ally 100 sabres. OF the 64OO men probably
5000 are in the field. There are 5000 irregular
cavalry, levies from the Usbegs and the people
Of Zsmindewar. The field artillery is placed
at batteries, in all 80 pieces. Excluding z the
mounted pieces in the forts, there are about
100 gons in use and ss many in reserve. There
is also the old militia force (estm seed at 9o 900
horse and 81 200 infantry, somewhat decreased
in value with the creation Of the regplar army;
the Herat and the Usbeg armies might yield
coutngeuts of about 10 900 disciplined troops,
and there are $500 irregular rihemen (JezaiI-
chees) fairly under control. The soldiers have
q uniform Of theiL own, and the Ameer posses
ses gun, rife and perez ssion cap factories and
large stores of army oi1thing.
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DEATH OF SISTER cANDIDA'S MOTHER

The Washington, D. c., correspondent
of the Baltimore Mirror, writing under date
of November J9.h, says:
Mrs. Ann Brennan, who died here last
Thursday, in the seth year of her age, was
buried from the Immaculate Conception
Church on the Saturday following. The
Requiem Mass was surg by the pastor, Re- y.
P. F. Mccarthy, assisted by Father Walter,
as deacon, and Father Hasty,, of Lexing-
ton, as sub deacon, the funeral procession
walking from the house to the Church, pre-
ceded by Father Mccarthy and other
clergymen with acolytes in cassock and
sCrplice. This venerable matron belonged
to one of the old Catholic families-the
Clarkes, of Ulster, Ireland, and came to
this country from the county Armagh some
forty odd years ago. A little more than a
month after her arrival in Baltimore she
was left widow in strange land, with
out friends able to help her, and with five
little girls to be provided for-no boy
among them upon whose manly arm she
might ever hope to lean. Crosses and
trials followed each other and purified her
soul for the work laid out for her. With
rigor and an earnestness that comes only
of Catholic faith, she braced her shoulder
under the cross, and, throwing her cloak
over it, heroically marched on till the hour
of triumph. She wears the crown now,
and her children rise up and call her
blessed.
OF her FIVE little girls ono is enrolled on
many a private calendar of saints. Two
others are active Sistsrs of ChaIity-Sster
Antonia, now at Mount Hope, and Sister
Candida, whose mission has been at New
Orleans for many years. Both of these
have been superiors of educational institu-
tions, and have done their part to illustrate
the glorious history of their Order. Sister
Candida is now seriously i'll at the Mother
House at Emmittsburg. In New Orleans
she has twice contracted the yellow fever,
while nursing the victims of that terrible,
scourge, and now suffers from the effects
Of her elf-sacriRcing devotion to q child
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BEAUTIFUL ARE TIE FEET


who died of scarlet fever last spring. Be-
ing ordered By hec pbysician to take sea
voyage from New Orleans to Baltimore
reached home, as t1e Sisters love to cali
st. Josepn's, when the telegraph brought
intelligence Of the recent epidemic. She
woufU nave ImmedIatefy reCurbed 10 J6e
post of danger, had not tie positive COM
mards of ber superior restrained her zeal.
Another of these daughters is the vie of
Jonn enner, Eeq., OF Aogpsta, Ga, the
superintendent of the telegraphic serv ICE
in the South and the remaining one, the
eldest, s our Mrs. Kearon, the wife of
ters are now grandmotners. E verybcdy
knows Mrs. Kearon. The poor know her
and bless her-the charitable and generoos
praise her for the opportunities she 8nds
for their exercise of the virtue of almsg,v.
ing, and stingy old misers dread the quick
ening prods she gives to their hardened
condolences.
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be avoided, But, he says, under the total lacl
OF isystem IN that departm tment the responsibility
Il 50 loose: and fraud SO easy, tat the wonde'
ls not that peoulation should sometimes occur
but that 1t does not ,ppen in all cases.
II Is currently seated that Gen. Butler will
at an early day, make q speech in Congress or
puluoZing North and South, and will demo I.
stfate whatever UHEes may have nap peped
South are few in comparison with the gepelal
m m,9timldation of operatives and wo-kingme in
| Mas achosetts by the Republic Srs at the last
election. Il is known that Bueler as defeat
| ed by these agencies.
! ALABAMA-Nontgonery, Nor 27-Iu the Joint
convention of the Senate and Rouse to-day the
1ourp ais of each tonse of yest .rday were read
1t appearing that Gov. Houston had received
| majority in each house, he was declared
elected United States Senator for ak years
from the 4sh of March next. Not vote was
cast against him in the Senate. and ont OF 90
cast in the House he rece; 5ed 81.
At p. m, to-day, r. A. Cobb delivered his
inaugural address as Cover nor and took the
oath of flee. His remarks were devoted t D
State matters almost exclusively.
MISSISSIPPI "A dispatch from Port Gibson.
datei Nov. 27th, says DR.. Buck. Sheriff of
claiborne County, having received information
be re daylight this morning that Harrison
Page, negro desperate, who assassinated the
cbanoery clerk of this county two years ago,
was at his house, three miles from town, went
CIT with his Deputies to arrest said Page. One
stantiy killed from ~indow. The Sheriff
on forcing the door, was shot in the bowels,
race and arm, and is in q diving condition.
Thos. Har wood another depucy, W as knocked
into an old cistern and left for dead, though
be has since revived and is 10 seriously hurt.
A posse left town Immediately, and Charlie
William, onesof the posse, while riding near
the Page House, was shot through the face,
arm, leg and hand. He is still alive. The as
saesin escaped, though some of his aocomplices
were killed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The British Parliament has been summored |
TO meet December 54.br-9a +h D "a He
Tisza, the Hungarian Prime Minister was en- |
tertainirg Count Andrassy aud number of |
delegations, bomb exploded in the rear Of |
the palace shaking the walls and destroying |
the windows -Iu the ST. ivan Coal Mine |
near Terre Haute. Indiana, an explosion oc-
Cured last week, killing 10 men and wounding
9--The Grand Jury, in Chicago havo in
dicted several high officials for defr rauding the
Govern ment Of $3.50 900 in connection with the
work the new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for the despoi1ers of A. T. Ste ,sart's grave, is
at a complete stand still. Eve y trace hereto
fore discovered has been followed up and has
resulted in simply nothing. and the police say
they have now no clde. Mrs, Stewart has in
creased the promised reward from S25 900 to
SO, GOO -The Marquis of Lorne, the SON.
ln-law of Qaeen Victoria who was recently
appointed Govern or General of Canada, and
his wife, the Princess Louise, arrived at Hal
fax, on the 25;h. They were received with
great reioicings.
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rsrms-sinsls Cory. Cents; BY HALL, ss-ia Advaass
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
PUBLIsHKp WEEKLY By
rhs Ns.s Orleans Catholic Publication Oop,psnv a.
" 1l6 PoydrGs stSeet .cOrnero Of Camp.
The Direoterso Of the Compaayares
Nost Eev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PKRcHR,
Arohbishopo of New Orleans,
President.
wM. j. CAsTELL,
Vice President.
Very Rev. g. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. G. MorN1HAN,
Rev. T. j. KENNY,
Rev. T. J. SMITH. C.M.
Rev. B. A. NErTHARr, G. ss.B.
Very Rev. P. F. ALLEN,
P. e. MORTIMER.
JoHN T. GIBBONS,
JOHN McCAEFRxx,
d. II. BUCKLEY.
All eommunioationssre TO be addressed TO che
Editor of1As Morning Star and OafholieMssssaoss.
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ApprovsloJ As Mos.Rss. AreAbiskop.
We approve of the Aforesaid under.
taking, and commend IL to tho Cstho
Of our Diocese.
J.M.ARcHBIsHoF ovNnw ORLEANS.
Dssspsbsrl2, 1867.
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Morning Star and Catholic M Messenqer

The MORNING STAR has been started
with the approval Of the ecclesiastical
authority OF the Diocese, 10 supply an
admitted want in New Orleans, snd In
mainly devoted to the interests of the
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere In
politics except wherein they interfere
with Catholic rights, but will expose
iniquity In high places. without regard to
persons or parties. Next to the spiritual
rights of all men, 1t will especially oham-
pion tho temporal rights Of the poor.
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FOR RENT.
Brick cor 4th and D n. W., II rs......."....Ss 5
6Ick go. SiS u Sc. u. w.. IL ls.............u. 50
BIZ NO. 11O6 9th st. n. w.. II rs.............. As
BIiCk No. sSU Z1st Sc. n. W., Srs.............. As
Pile No. 81 a. W., II IT,. Recommendation. 45
Brick No. d6o8 Oh st. NV. 10 ............ 30
6IHk 10. *! u ST. NV. Srs.................2 81
Brick No 1245 7th St. W., Is Is
crane NO. 5O7 Il: I. ave. NV, 7rs............22h
Brick No. 1918 9Th st. nv ,8rs................ 20
BIick No. II st. NE. s......"........... 20
Brick Sottsge No. l210 st. NV, rs. ........ SS
6 Die ~. LIZ 81. w., 6rs......,.......s 16
TIsme No. os,S Stn b. n e. 5rS., large ya,d.... Is
Frame No. 412 st. Sc, 's.....,,,.,,,.,,.,. Is
ost OF the above Houses have bath rooms in ad
dition to the number OF rooms specified and areir
good repair. Apply to ALBERT r. FOX, go =
sts W. SeC5 St
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To Corrsspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
y uSiness Manager OF THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
6ence, etc.
Checks, etc., should In all cases be made payable
Co the order OF THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY.-not to that of any Individual.
AAnonymOus communications not read: ro.
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tsS1e on the 1st aud 18th Of each month q bu,.
letin OF all property for sale and rent on NV books
winch can ne had on application 1t my once, OF
will be sent by mail II desired
Loans.
2,OOO, 81, 0Co at per cent. sep7-tr
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The Star for the summer.

Persons leaving the city may have THE STAR
sent 70 their ADDRESS By mall postage prepaid, for
Of ID cents Fer week, 60 cents per month, IL rs
for three months, or p for six months.
X The money to pay for the time required
must IN all cases accompany tbs order. Other
0fse the paper cdnnot be sent.
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dcerooe ssrosN Daily Circulation ocer
IS'oSONoeSsso much larger bona fsde,
re0H|ar ana permanent circulation than
Hsof Of all the other daily pagers n the
city added together.


To Travellers and Residents Abroad.
THR EVENING STAR win be found on file At the
Iolo~iIe places, where, so, advertisements and
subscriptions viii be received:-Henry r. Gillig
20, AS strand, Charipg cross. London; Charles
1tartWlck, lib Boulevard Magenta, and n, 7,
Eerald oface. 81 Avenue de rOpera, Paris.
To Advertisers.
Advertisers are requested to send in their IN.
1ouneements - early In the day possible, and In
al cases before u O'Clock N. The insertion In the
same days Issue OF those reaching the once After
ehAt hour cannot be assured.
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THE SEASIDE JIBRABY.
Out to-day In Clear, Bold, Handsome Type,
MOLLY B4WN,
By the Author of '.Phyllis.o

LATE Issues.
3a4 Tsrrs'lpthwaite, ny Su an Morley ~ Zoe
.S3 Molly Biwn, by th. Anrhcr OF '.Pnyius'' soc.
92 Vivian Grey. by Bel janir Dis. a.H w gO.
39l TIE Primrose Path. by Are OIiphsnt SOC.
ESQ The Marriage OF Moi Fergus, ~ william
900 N, - acE observation-disclosures c.
3SS FREQ Vernon. 10y j. r. Smith ,.....,,. zoe
oS7 jet: Her race or Her Fortune Annie En-
wards ......................!O r
sso SrgDA by EU1da. ......................2O :.
5 Wooed and Married. by Rosa N. Carey -. 2Oc.
!S4 BACK TO the Old Home. May Cecil Hay 10 ;.
For sale by newScealers at above prices and sent,
pos paid, on receipt OF IL cents for 10 cent mum
hers. and Is cents fog 20 ces t Eumfes BY q EO
MUNRO, II to 81 Vandswater street. New York.
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TNHE GREAT BOSTON
SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
401 PennsvtU0Mta Are,ssSe.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG,

Our stock Is now complete for the Fall season,
Which contains All srs1es OF LADIES.
2 Ices to suit eysl ybody. from Il COM
tien House thanking the public for the great sue
cess he hss had In the past season, soicts the
mears to sell his Goods at the west possibIe prices.
which can be seen marked in plain figures In front
OF the door.
FIGUBES WILL TELL.
Laoies' very best Fl ench Kid, all styles and quail
ties, the best PHI ladelDbia make,
Ladies genuine ecatskin Shoes from. 3 90 to 8 90
aides Checked Top 6aiters first class
Ladies Lasting congress alters ali sizes, at,. So
LADIES' Morocco Caters, at ................... 10
Ladies White Kid Slippers for Balls and Par
at Variety Of Button Goods. ali "
Men caiisiin Boots. ali size; from wv ~ o.
Mems Philadeipnia m Ike Boots. .sv So
Mems Kip Boots all sizes and all
IS:
Youth's Patent Leather Shoes, finest quality
Philsdelphia make at. 30
Boys Boots In sizes from 1 to5..............1 25
Inc rartlcn lar attention OF pare It's who are about
to invest In School shoes for tn children Is called
800 PAIRS OF MISSES SHOES AT IS CENTS
All OlucT OuNS III proportion.
Childr. ms Shoes. with heels, sizes from g to 10,
at 80 Gel Is pair.
CIildreu's sutton Shoes, Philadelphia City
MAKE sizes from t. s. at 40 cents.
Boys school Shoes. all sizes at IS cents per pair
The broken stock Of sumner 6oOds-no offer re-
fused.
Great inducements to wholesale buyers.
TON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE, esl Ps sn ave. so'
sep7t LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor.
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A Ii WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT N rnov
e 1e oss5 Ons Dollar 6I.Ass- @@@.
y: y. 6EnPLER'a, Op1cian. ~ ~
OSS0noylNonaA avenue q. V,. ooenaF az strsee !:
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1ORDPERTY Fob RENT.
By + .. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auc,ioneer.
10TH AND SITS. n. ~.

Chg nj Furni. he'd House NJ st.........S o. o.
r u hished House, st n.w................ 400 20
ta5o New orr "ve. Ia. w., II Gvvms Iulu. ioo -,
~ "A. ave. n. w.. 10 rooms ............... luU %
tSxp Penn. n. w., business house. 1900. 100 ~
VT 18TH st. q ", Ii rooms moo. impe. IS 20
sel Lzth St. NV. Is rooms. mod. imp6..... DO 20
Pr 81. NV. 10 rooms, MOI. imps. IS 20
xI4o IA ave. q. w., IL rooms. mod. tmpS...- 90 90
I'D Va 81. n. w., IL rooms MOI tmps. 3l 90
4o4 So. NV. 10 rooms mod. tmpe. ~ 90
w 5tD sc. n. w., 8 rooms, mod. imps. IS 90
sls I'm st. NV, 0rOOms. mod. imps * 90
sxl 1th st. NV, rooms, mod. fmps IS 90
S26 7th st. NV, rooms, mod. imps. IS 90
l5xo 9th st. NV, 10 rooms. mod inps. ..... % 90
~ Isl 81. &c., rooms mod. tmps. q 90
EO Mo. ave. o.W., rooms. mod. iDpe. 49,. IS 90
lZ5 Mo. ave. s.W., rooms, mod. impS. 49,. Is 90
1l9 CArroll st. Sc, rooms, mod. imps.... 20 90
III CArroll st. Sc, rOOmS mod impe..>. 20 GO
1sts 18th st. n. W., 8 rooms, mod. imps go. Is no
ST. SW, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 12 SO
6Ix Penn. ave. W., large store 125 90
i4lS New YORK ave. n. W.. store. Is 90
s4xS New YORK ave. H. store. ........... 10 90
ere trent othce room $40 st. a. w...... 90 90
once rooms at l41S, 142S and 1425 New YORK
ave. NV.
FOR SALE
hOusEs and LOTS In every section Of the city At
E1ces 10 suit the times and tarms that Will suit
snstomers. Call and see my list before purchasing
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GREAT BARGAINS IN FAIL GOoDs.

All wool double width French CAshmeres. 90.
ard Up. Back and Colcred silks and Hisct Vei
vets. very cheap Camels Hair De Beige, Boy-
great variety. Fine doub'e width NAVY IN.
'Wy.ateTproof. s7Sc Yard wide long Cloth duished
se.eSs ct,en, ioc. Yard sts% 9f Rsscs "a
shes,ing, soc standard eccdsl, Linen Crash for
linen ollars I5s q for c. cents linen %s Az,
1se pail carks best 200 Ard SPOOL Cotton Sc
hAI,dker9hiefs l6c. and up Thompsonss csic-
r Ts.a glove nttIng Corsets, si.oo pair. Waite
snheis from l2Nc. per yard Ia finest SrH les
Lad es. extra long silk CloI Babrivssn Uoss' srS
nrsSnt Button Md owes 81 Is per pair, and
eSnpieta stock of desirable Dry Gpals e1u xllv
car. 10 per cent. discount allowed ON All Inep,rt
ca SEA- s ~ Urn r., BRoDhEAD 60 i
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g 60LDSTEIN D CO.,
LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERx
NORTHEAST CoRNIR TENTH AND ID srRxxrs
Private Bntroncs on Tenth 6trsa.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
Cos Pennsylvania apenue.
Our GOODS are as good rs any In the market
O piices are fully 20 per cent, less than any other
house. -"
markeo 10 plain figures.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Il AROUSE,
rortirg IRON judiciary Square. Address Post
fee Bo1 664. sell g.
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LUX At THIS LIST,
ladies' Kid Worked Button Hoes. ...........S2 90
Ladies Goat SEAMLESS Rutt N -. N TX and 0 m
Ladies' Kid Seamless Button ........ "a tn q m
Ladies' Best French Kii fVarrant-.dl .-.-- S0
Ladies' French Kid Button ........ ii ko To q m
Ladies French Heel B. ton .,....... 20 fo 4 m
Ladies' Foxrd Button Boot, ...,.... a r. tn Q 60
Ladies' FoXed or Goat Lace Root ~ n To n X
II dies Hard made slippers. ....86c. to so
Misses Goat Button Boots, ,,.....,....Slto I T6
misses MIC bntton Boots... ISL Is 70 80
Children g ace and Button. soc 20 rs
Boys and Youths at verv low o. ices
Gel tvs Calf Congress Cater, ..,,.,,,, "a To TX
cents Fine Calf Hand stitched Congress .... so
gents Solid Lea: her Congress. ISL Is and 80
Cents Working shoes. Observation-Disclosures DO
Do0N " TO 90
cents bals, Ties and Slippers. q TO so
visit VIII convince you that these are the best
goods In this city for the price, O0''
No Branc h Store,
SCI str GEO MCCARTHY
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DRY GOODS.
FALL DIZZY GOOps AND CAHPE-

Spening 200 pieces Dress Coda l2ls 20 &c
BE line Atwood CAshreres In civ Al a saving M
10 TO 16c. ward IN prioe w
RIsrk SILKS, 81. IS, 81. 81, 81 % TO Is: cheap.
I.adies' AND chiidren's Hose ~ how prices
oo iannes, IL =. Is 30. 25 10 BEST goods,
Canton flanpels g.. up
Wen and boys CaSsineres In AargS,ns
Cheapest House IN city on White Blankets n so
no. brussels ~ cost 60 close out; TIC 10 III.
tssf Tapestry Lnsrans, s7s; sold elsewAera
81. Ingrans %, 81 81, as 10 t2c sarsaIns
i. n. NAUDAIN,
Sc f-u Joy Market Sp0~s.
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"ANTHD.Two respectable white sir,s wish
frs -class ceok, washer AID troner; the o,her as
chamber maid AID waitress: are capable In any
picity TIE be 50 of reference given. Please a4r
A g Star cfica. Sc e &
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"ANTFD-Two small HOUSES with 90 8
W rooms and all modern improvements, On Cap
- Hill or nOrthWes ern part Of city, st not over
Per annum Addr, SIS D. CTOR, r ON IL floor 3,
T 81 Office Department., stating location and
price, SO IS
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"ANTED-1MMEDT ATELY-Half- grown white
w GlRL from IL 20 IA years Of age; must be
eat and tidy; an entire orphan preferred. 20 be
ssdopied. Apply OH st No. 1889, between and
N. Sep6 81"
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Il BY r. II. SMITH.
Zeal Estate Broker. LIZ Droit Building,
Corner of 9Th and r streets

ENOR RENT--By ThOe J. MYERS, ReaI Fst.te
Frame Store and Dwelling, lii Pa. ave. NV,
story Er sTe s19 2a ga mod i@p: 10 rooms
2story Brick, l1Ie 18th Ct. a. w., MOD. imps' %
f sams H R1,. g. s9s 18Th st. mod mps
2-sto1y Frame. 20lS street northwest. 8 rooms.
4.stEry Brick 80 11th st. IA rooms mod fmps'
bllek House. 1000 r street nor Invest, "a rooms,
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"ANTED-An experience ID q LES LADY in
~ Lanes and Gents Clothing House HER
II u. Slo ~ ST. NV. SeD6 81
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"ANTEO-A SITUATION In the Drug 3 Isl
" ness 10y competent Druggist; nov or the lst
OF October: will WORK fer q moderate salary Adj
dress UhUGGIST. Star nffi.a. -.
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E'OK skLk-C nvenient to Ammendale Way
Sta ioI., the Dru2 HOUSE and GROUNDS
also, bClLDIH@ sIETS, rolling, well va
tsrsd, healthy conn: y. Address Dan L AM.
AHS, befSN1iie M sep2-3m
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN. Z. BURFORD. 70S street.
Three story Brick Houses for Sale.
Srecfal bargains offered In two-story press
brick Houses, with Z and 8 rooms, and ali modern
improvements; $3.50 or $500 cash; balance in small
monthly pay ments, or to suit purchaser,
For Rent.
1918 ST., frame Observation-Disclosures. .$25
l5bl ST., brick, r. mod. imps. ............. Is
!6uS SSIcoran ST., brick, 6r.................. Ii
1870 Goth st., frame, Observation-Disclosures, Is
To LoAN.-$3, 600 to loan, In one or two sums
at per cent. Apply to
VIM. e. BURFORD,
Je2S Real Estate Broker, 7O8 st.
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EOR RENT--By THOS ]. MYERS, Real Estate
- Agent: 1915 st. NV.
S-Story Br1ck, 726 18th St., IL rooms.
story Fran BIO ed ST., mod. imps., 10 rooms.
5-stoIy Brick, 418 50 st. n. W., mod imps., 10 rs.
story Brick, gil 18th st. W., mod. imps., 10 rs.
2-story Brick 1l18 18th st. Nv, mod. imps., rs.
story Brick, 80 H st. u. W., water and gas, rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-18

Instead Of fOOling around with the eclipse
out in Colorado, Edison ought to be inyenting
a coolophone, or whatever he wants to call it
That would not only make him rich and
famous, but everybody else happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-18

Let US see! Didn't the raving Reavis urge
superior climate" as one of the reasons for
changing the seat of government from Wash
ingtOn to 81. Louis? Out of the frying pan
into the fire. would be nothing along side OF a
trade like that.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-18

The suggestion made in the London Times
that on asphalt pavements unShOd horses will
be used to the greatest advantage to owner
and animal is worthy Of consideration and
experiment. 1t is stated that in Brazil unshod
horses travel over the toughest roads with the
heaviest loads, after their hoOfs have become
properly rounded, with increased sureness of
footing, diminutiOn of expense, and an ao-
sence of the diseases thai are caused by the
practice of shoeing. III shoes are unnecessary
in the circumstances suggested by the writer
III the Times, it is worth while examining
whether the horses which slip on asphalt when
shOd in the ordinary way will not travel to
better advantage when a larger and rougher
surface than the hard, bright shoe gives foot
ing on the pavement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-18
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