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FOR RENT AND SALE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THOS Z. wAGGAMAN. SIG Seventh Street.
(Chanses made every Wednesday ana Saturday,
7hree-Story Brick Houses For Sa,..

L~ct-StpTr bFfct HOUSES For S1lf.
Park Hote.. !th ST road. mod irlrs - 49,. sos OOO
20 .,2S 18th st NV mod mps 10 rs 30 900
90? h 81 NV, mod iinls IL rs ii 5o0
21oi & Il NV med. mrs Il 1900
-. ~; Iih ST., D. NV, mod. mns.. rs -. $500
s s9s aTh At ne mod lnaps. 2.0oo
ss Sd Is &, s sw moo mod im pss 200"
7,eo-Stcry Brick ana Frame Houses For SAL
62l ST s.w FIJI, srs......-...............S 81 400
a aosi x : 81 NV H.; rs--........... 100
pa 10th st ne, f h water. n. ........' isS
l2al to l223 st nw,fh wafer. rs........ ioGo
1854 TO 1862 L st. NV, f. H.. 6 r. each .... 9Nb
l4s :. Carolina ave ne. bh.. - zoo
SS' St s.w., h.. rs COO
U,.improred Property For Sale
Union ST. bet. and s.w. per A.. 10
somh capitol Ssa i set and per iS
Rentgcky ay,. h.,. sc. ay and st. Sc. pert 10
oath st. bet and NV. per # ,............ 10
\ St, bet 23d snd oath NV. per # -....... 10
10th St, bet and Virginia ave NV, rer TT. 10
Houses For Rent.
Cor. l4th and sits, furn., mod fmps., IL 1925
S n 18th St NV, mod inlps. 10 RS ..---.-.-. 60
40 Missouri ave NV. Elou inYs., ID rs....... 10
% s"3 r r. ST NV mod mrs IL rs..:.......... 50
a .s s Missouri $ ave NV mod mis' Is rs.-.. q
Cottage on Meridian Hill mod imps. il rs - 25
10 st ne mod. inps.. 10 rs................... -
40 Rhode Island ave. mod. iml's. IS. -
81 st Sc, mod imps.. . rs.................. 20
s siE st nv NV m0d, i inIrs ~
e 1911 |, St NV mod nnrs rs.............--- l.
Dol n ST. ne. Ii
1858 Az st. s.w, water, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Stores.
not a tn st 1,, oIsn' RS s.,s 20
s; E: cor. 9th and ID (lllt. .............. 20
1912 and 1914 Pa ......,.. 81
StsIle n rear of 1890 /. st................. ~
40 la ave (store) rs Il
;,s,,, 80, A.. -. -, ,-.,. e :
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GOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner of 7th street
- and New York avenue, entrance on New @S
u the city; Money loaned ct the lowest rass0 q
O interest on Gold and Silver Watches PiSfe md
0snfienens Clothing. CARPETS. and ah articles q
Ssaoo jAnlly
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
of all property for rent and sale on my books which
can be had on application at my Office or Will be sent
by mail if desired
Loans.
$4,000 at per cent $4,000. $1,000. $500 at per
cent. .r
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DROPERTY FOR RENT,
L BY Il. o. HOFFMAN
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10th and F. SITS n w.

Elegant Furnished House. NJ st............Sl25o 90
Furnished House, 4 ST. n. w................ 100 Oh
1920 Penn ave- n. W., business house. 100 o0
FURNISHED House, st. IL W. bet 18th and 18th 100 90
l0to 18th St Il W, 10 rooms, furnished ...... 10000
20I ID St II. w, IL rooms, mod. imps. Is 90
do "a St II. W. IL rooms, mod. impS 5000
~ st. n W., rooms, mod lmps ............. 1000
S25 9TH st n. W. rooms, mod. imps ......... 35 90
9l1 9TH ST. II. W, rooms, mod. imps ......... $500
919 9Th st II W., rooms, mod. imps. ....... $500
92l 9Th St n. W. rooms, mod iinps. ...... $500
923 9TH ST II. w. rooms, mod. imrs $500
l19 Carroll ST. e., rooms, mod. imps 1900
III Carroll St s. e., rooms mod mps ....... $500
516 18th St S. W., rooms .................... 1900
612 Penn. u. w. large store............. LIS 90
1419 New York u. W., store .............. 1900
l423 New York ave Il. w, store ............. $500
l425 New York ave. W., store..... ......... 1900
911 eth St II. store. .................... $500
?l9 9Th St n W., store. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
92l 9TH st n. W. store. ........... $500
6,,of ,p,, nTHna 0fn 90
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Average srorn Daily Circulation orer
1S,6OO-tein0 a much larger bona ade.
regular and PEI n,onenf circulation than
that of oil the other daily papers ia the
city added together.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

k'oR SALE-Stock aud Fixtures of b AR ROOM
Il IN q srnoi locality. Address RuSINFSS Cn,
Post office ortssl l,s ,
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A CHANCE FOR THE POOR-If you want an
IA OVERCOAT like the rich wear, and for less
money than a ready made one, call at HERZOG'S,
3OS 9th st. NV, Pa ave- There you will find
large stock Of secondhand Overcoats. very little
worn, at low prices. Oct26-lY
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DOR RENT
B. n. WARNER l. CO.,
BRAINAkD n. WARNER EDWIN A McISryRr
GIG street Northwest
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Il By F. H. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building.
SOC T street.

Il By F. H. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, LIE Drot Building
SO6 street
Zu22 st. NV, 16 rooms, mod. imps 875 90
l4l4 st. NV, dwelling and restaurant .., IS 90
IA A ST. Sc, II rooms, mod. imps ......... 5000
1910 = ST NV, store. 1000
~ r sc ne, rooms, mod. imps. ........... zoos
lS5u.SZ i 81 NV, mod: lmps .......... $500
ZOE IWn ana NV, III rooms, mod imps 1000
- Lth st. Sc, rooms, mod imps 1000. ..... 1000
i45l-5S % St NV, rooms, mod imps 1890. 1900
FURNISHED House, n st. nw...... ............ 500
r urnlshed House, ID st. Observation-Disclosures. COCO
Houses and Lots for sale in all parts Of the city
oct19tr
i No; 1880 st. NV, all mod imps S 800
No 323 Missouri ave-, gas and water, % rs.... 60
No dUU MISSOURI ave-, mod. imps., II rs. SO
40 Sl1 oth St sc, store. 20
Stable ST., bet It'll and Sth se...,.,,,,,,..... 8
FOR SALE
houses. 4th and A, Sc, mod. imp. ....... So 500
Hopse and store cor. 18th Rn.w. ,gas water $3.50
,, nave also for sale a number of very desirable
Houses situated on Capitol Hill. having all the mod
ern improvements and convenient to both Lines of
Slss; Stss AA Eeh L Real Estate Broker
oct41y 7OS st NV
Tor RENT-BY THOS j. MYERS. Real Estate
Agent, 1216 st. NV.
Frame House. sos 22d ST. L. W., 10 rs mod inns
2siory Frame. 20l3 st. NV, 6 rooms
4story Brick, 405 18th ST. IA rooms mod imps
3story Brick, 1414 + st. NV, Ia rooms.
ONCE looms in May Building. cor. 9TH and En.w
FOR SALE-Fine Residence and 1900 feet of
ground 9Th ST., near l. NV. aug9-12ws
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nR. C. C. cox
- HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO HIS RES.
IDENCE, 213 East Capitol street
Office hours from to 10 a. m. 4 to 5 p. m, and
from to p. IN.
Calls for professional service left at the drug store
Of A. F. HendershOtt, corner and 18th streets
n. W., will receive prompt attention. Oct24-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-30

TOR PENTHOUSE No. 229 Mass ave NV in
i, GOOD repair rooms with gas and water; also,
improve ments. Inquire of JOHN r. CONDOR, cor.
4lD ana IL SIS. NV.
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BOARDING.

A NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED
n room, with bath room attached, ON second floor
for rent, with or without BOARD in a private fam,
lily, at Oil 18th st. NV. Oct:0-3ts
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E'OR PENTHOUSE 4O4 X St NV containing II
l. rooms With water, gas. throom, cellar. latrobe
permanent tenant, $25. j. G. FOWLER, cor and
4tn 81 nav. OctI9-.}ts
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ENOR KENT-To a small family of aduits-f,lrnish
L ed HOUSE. in the country; street cars pass the
gate; owner to board in payment of rent agreeable
PEOPLE and pleasant home an object. Apply to H
costa, d. G. Orfiq az
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kNOR RENT-933 K ST.-Two large ROOMS e.,
L suite, furnished as paror and bedroom or two
closets hot and cold water; location excellent and
central Oct29-3ts
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kfOts RENI.612 La. ave. NV, IA rooms. $50: 1920
Il l422l426 L 81. NV, rooms Sl7; 21OJ 10Th ST
NV, rooms, $10.50 I746 9Th st. NV, rooms and
store so; office 509 + ST next door to Critic
NV. ocf1Q(t4
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LOST AND FOUND.

E'OUND-A Gold SEAL RING, which the owner
l. can have on proof of ownership, and payment
OF the cost OF this advertisement Apply to Proper.
~ Clerk Metropolitan Police Oct30.3f
I OST-On the Goth, Scotch TERRIER: Iwbt
II and long hair covering his eyes. Cor
ner 10Th and h sts., No. 1901. A liberal re- 2K
y or return VIOLIN, which has been missed from
the premises of Mr.. HAGERTY'S Restaurant, cor
ner It'll and SITS. The above reward will be paid
and no question asked. IT.
7 OST-Between Franklin and High School, on 18th
1 IL E or SITS GOLD MEDAL For Drawing to J.
T. Spindle" with $5 and 81 gold coins attached The
FINGER will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at
1923 10Th St NV. oct30-2tz
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FOR RENT-One or 2ROOMS, second floor: de-
Il slrabe location; marble nantes, stationary
washstaEds, walnut furniture: house and flIrni
ture nearly new; small family; no children Ad
dress Comfort, Star office ocf2g n
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E'OR RENT-TO GENTLEMkN-In a new private
aor residence, Overlooking 18th street Circle two
ROOMS, furnished as sitting room and chamber !:
al H. modern improvements. Inquire at Grocery,
1870 18th st. NV octo9 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-30

FOR RENT,,SECOND FLOOR of large private
communicating bedrooms, a parlor; ali front and
Wei furnished heat gas, bath, &C. and bells; cor
OF principal street lines. 1908 sth stn W. oc393s
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DOR RENT-Nicely furnished PARLOR and BED
lao KOOals Communicating, on second floor; rent
$40 Ier month. Board in the house at No 81 Sd
st. west. oc,oq ar
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k'OR RENT-DWELLINGi No. 1885 Sth g.. NV if
L has rooms, is three-stories and basement and
Is provided with all modern cOnveniences rent 800
Fay able in advance. W. s. THOMPSON, Parma.
clst, ioa Ioth ST. Oct29-lw
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k'OR RENT-DWELLINGo over Strasburger's Auc-
Il ton Dry Goods House, 726 It'll ST., suitable for
hrst-cass dress maker and general Housekeeping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-30

HOE RENT-ln a private family near the War
department, to a gentleman aud wife or single
gentlemen, a nicely furnished ROOM or suite of
rooms board If desired. Address Home Comforts
Star O1nCe Oct29-3ts
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ROARD-The Parkinson House will take WIN
ID TER BOARDERS for $40 and S25 per month
GOOD Hotel Board and meal hours to accommodate
all. oct:}0 1ts
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TOR RENT, WITH BOARD-Two ROOMS COM
Il munlcating or single; southern exposure; pri-
waite family. References exchanged. 1901 Massa-
Chusetts ave NV lis
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TOR RENT-Comfortably furnished ROOMS on
first, second or third floor; hot and cold water in
every room; bath two floors, southern eastern
and western exposure. Apply 1927 Vermont avenue,
McPEerSOn square OGtl9 Inn
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w stabling, careful attention city reference given
Farm on It'll st road. miles from the city. Terms
$S per month. 0: II. p CLARK, Sligo P. O., Mont
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E'OR RENT-$2O. comfortable Groom BRICK
Il HOUSE, No. 1854 10th st. NV. Inquire on the
relllises or OF d. A. CHAMBERS, No. 6j3 f ST.
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TOR RENT-Three unfinished ROOMS with
Il use Of gas, bathroom and latrobe: Sc each: can
furnish. 1442 Corcoran st. Oct2S3tT
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WANTED-Everybody to get CARD PHOTO.
" GRAPHS for only So per dozen; 10 small PIC
TURES. rs cents, at DODGE'S, 467 Pa. ave-, bet ~
and 9th sts Oct5fws>
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X Or RENT-T05 H ST. \. W.-Two ROOMS
Il south front heated by latrobe, with use of bath
room; hot and cold water; to gentlemen only 70j
II st. W. oct39 3t.
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TOR RENT-A four-story BRICK HOUSE. con,
= tanning 10 rooins, an modern improvements :
r,srCrsib.e tenant; No. SO7 Az St sw ApSly newt
door. No. 800. nct3O2t
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SATURDAY. Oct. 5-P M-The stock market
has been devoid OF prominently conspicuous
events to-day. tho course Of prices continuing
about tho Same rs hid out Yesterday afternoon.
Tho opening quotations showed no change over
night. but during tho early tradc fractional
decline took place In the Grunecra. which. how
over. WIS quickly recovered. and n further adj
vance Of a TO = Z cent. followed. These stocks.
Lake Shore. aud Lncknwnnnn we're the only
representatives OF the active list that received
marked attention. but comparatively Largo
trade WAS recorded in several of tho low priced
" occasionals." which were made conspicuous
by contrast with their usual condition OF innr-
tivitv. Among these 81 Louis and San Fran.
cisco advanced from 10 6, and Missouri
Kansas nud Texas from 3's ~. -. LOUIS,
Kansas lity nul Northern sold az 'aNi' Kan
sus Pa'ilh. 20 s.: and canton. % - A. In
III" afternoon, 81 Paul common. Like
shore. Michigan Central. IacknwarnH. Con-
irnl ma Hudson, ana Pacific Mail
wcrc ndvnucel oyrr their early prices. AMI. as
a rulo. let ~ Ht HIGHER figures than last niglt
lut the NorthWrsterns and ~. Paul preferred
showed no Improvement. tho last named being
D, cent. off from opening sales Unlike the
tion 10 rraiizr with the close of the week tn an
amount beyond The ability " the market to take
the onrrtrs and hold the advance. This ron-
hition evidences strong support. and causes
lower prircs. who are standing on short con-
tracts to any considerable amount. and the Ecn-
cral outlook certainly favOrs the opinion that u
srn~modic market ~ one OF the probabilities q
tn coming wrck.
The following table represents tho opening
highest. md lowest sa's. r"cular way. ~ the
principal stocks dealt ia during tho week. to-
gether with tho number OF skates dealt in;
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New HAVEN Oct. 5.-Ths morning at Wood
bridge SIX miles from here the clothing OF Mrs. Jacob
Kunz caught Are from the kitchen stove She ran to the
barn in frenzy AMI. rolling about the floor set the hay
aud buiding Are shortly aicrwari she ran into me
opcn air naked her clothing having been burned MI aud
icr hndr literally ronsttd black she lrmlr INTO wa
rAsr her suilc,ings. and MAS drowned linush lrr
sufficiently SERIOUS a. nave caused death Mr.
Knnz ,an employee of the Winchester ArmoTy, in THIS
etv The barn and wagon horse adjoining were
burned The ioss 10 estimated - 1900. aud 10 covered
BY insurance.
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RAILROAD.
AND uNifED STATES NAIL RoUr
IN a ~ atho- - II ~ IL.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
on ard after sept ~ iS1s
Trains eave New York VIA DesDrOsses and Cortlsndt
sts Ferries ~ follows
Express Harrisburs Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
Win Pullman Palace cars attached. "A VI, and 81
" dAiy.
For whamsport Lock Haven Cory and Ere ats.31
y. ". come cting Cory for rtusville. Petroleum
Centre aud the Oh Regions NnIansport and LOGS
Haven. y 4
Ba.umore Washington. ami the south. Lim,ed wash.
inetln Expos, OF Pullman faror cars daily except
SUNDAY SD 4 NJ. alrivV Washington 40 =
Regular a. = JOA NJ IL 80 anieP VI. sunday 80
and p "
Express Tor Philadelphia ~ : 50 8 30 g q 80 Lin.
tied. II A. VI. !, T. . Is 80 B. 80. ana . 2 NJ.
sunday. 4,Hl and y A NJ g. T. 81 : 3D. 80. ami . T.
". Enngrant aud second class = VI.
Boats " Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey 'Ity ahori.ng speedy AMI direct
transfer Tor Brouklyn travel
For trains 70 Newsrs EhyAActh. Railway. Princeton.
Trenton Perth AnioN Remington, bclNisrrr. AMI
other points see lncA !ucs tt Az Irset Otilres
Trains From ltsSnrgn. 81. 20 a. VI. 10 ~
daily; Il ~ 4 VI. q So i. VI daily. except Mnndny
From Washington and Baltimore. . -. y ~ 4 NJ, "a.
5 IS, 1910 = VI Suuia,. q -. o ~ A " From Paula.
celphia. Is. 30 . W iuSO II 80 4 NJ, 10.
40. I 30. q So : ~ 100. 10 .Of VI sunday, , u.
80 go 10 ~. II ~ A 81. 10 ~ 7. N.
Ticket Ofrces. SO ami "a Broatway. Aston House
and foot OF Dcshruses and Cortlandt sts Court At
and Brooklyn Annex Depot iout o. FULTON Il. Brooklyn.
ia. iit and lis Hudson -. HnhoNen Depot Jersey
FRANZ THOMSON. I. r FARMER
General Manager Gcnl Passenger AGENT
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ELEVATED RAIL

s. nearest paint tor Wall It ferry. Coruaudt st. near.
point Jersey City and Commuupnw ferries Park
place nearest point Tor Post Once. city Hail. nni
barclay -. ferry iiohoNcn. Chambers st.. nearest
point for Pavouia and Err Railroad terry. Franklin It
Grand 49, nearest uou ter Dvshrpsses IT. Ferry tuJcrscy
CITY anu Peoples Line Alhnui Bcrc
e II nearest points Tor Chtisnphcrst terry 10 uboken
l4th st--Schrcst point - lmon square aud L,crnu
Theatre, Academy OF Muse. Irving ami faumtuy Halls
81 st--Ncnrcst point To Bnotns - James AMI fhrk
Theatres Grand opera ilou>e. Oilmor0'~ Garden. Ma
T"Wulc anil Jersr, CITY cffics 1911 st-Nrnfcst
ron To standard Brosd' ~. am fnh Avenue Theatres
Aquarium. ami san FRANCHISE Minstrcls 42l It Con
meets with New lutk Transfer CO.. cabs Tor Grand Ten
oil Depot SSH st-Ntarrst pOiut for Central PARK
For uptown trains. take rldp stations For
down town trains. take west side stnunu. Fare 10
cents except between the hours OF hs aud ~ and
aniTP " when the iHrc Is AcCnts Connects with the fo
lowing h0rsocsr lines At Rector st. with ears Tor south
ferry. ~ Grand st with DesbrosS,s and East
Grand 81 ierres H Beccker - with for cast mi
west Mt nth At with cars tor Cdrsnphcr and East ION
It 'crrics ~ 4h II. with Tor West 23i AMI East
23l and 3Iii It ferries NJ 35i It with cars tor Wee
hawken ferry, at 18th u with 90 Belt Line Rail
rond NM. GARRISON. President,
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STEAMBOATS, auo Rallrcios.
4 MINES inihiiR GROW oS BALD HEADS.

4 NAMES iihiR GROW on BALD HEADS
FARE REDUCED
VA
PEOPLES EVENING LINE
FOR ALBANY
FiRsT.CLAss. 81. DECK so CENTS
EXCURSION To ALBANY AND RETURN $3.50
STATE ROOMS. 81 AND g..
LEAVES PIER Al. NORTH RIVER FOOT CANAL ST,
DAILY sundays excepted At 6 2. VI
Making close connections with trains on \. CEN.
TRAI n. for the West. DELAWARE AND HUDSON
Il n Tor the North. and SrsQuEHANNA r. R. for 'hc
southwest
ROOMS COMFORTABLY WARNED BY STEAM
THIS Is THE ONLY NIGHT LINE or STEAMERS
SELLING TICKETS AND Cl1EcKtNG BAGGAGE TO
PLACES oN TIE y CENTRALR r.
FREE TRANSFER to md from BROOKLYN by
BROOKLYN ANNEN TICKETS at all the principal
hotels and west,otts Express Offices New York and
Brnokvn.
EVENING BOAT FOR ATHENS, srrY-
y . NESANf. SEW BALTIMORE and tOENMANS --
Steamer WALTER BKE1r will leave Pier 81. loot ot
canal 81 Nofth RIVER. every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,.
and FRIDAY 40 o'clock 4 VI
4 THE MARY POWELL. leaves Pier q, y
"A r Ne-trv - dnty 1870 T. VI. making all usual
hniing, Connects West Point for c'bi spring
'I,ROY BoArs-cIriZLNs LtNE.-Ncw Palace
S.cancfs ravc daily. except Saturday. at g T. NJ.
IRON rcr ~. y r.. not LEROY 81 sure connections tor
all points North and west Free transfer from Brooklyn
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TO PHIL.ADrLrHIA.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
81 TWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FoCRTEEN THRurGU TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
ThREE nkfuIS IL PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN INV NuRk
DOUBLE rRACK rIF MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND III FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLt IL SAFETY
oN AND AFTER July = 1878
Express Trans ltavc New YORK. Desbrosses and
tortlAnit ~ ferries. AL follow.
80 ~ fl. q - 81 Limited. II 4 VI l. s. d. s n
;N. 800. ami sundays. 80 ami D A VI D. Il,
q 50. 80. 80. ana . p VI
Bolts of BROOKLYN Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey tliy, aiordng speedy aud dircct
transfer tor Brocslyn irrvcl
Returning trnns leave Philadelphia - ~. 735 : -
Ani 4 VI ,Lihiied ENpre,s lh = 81 !,
=. 3OA VI I. s. + NJ lni ~ M.dnsht
Ticket Onccs 5.S and tti Broadway. l Astor house
sut loot Of pesor>~es and cor,Anit - Court - and
bfok Nn Annex De pot foot u Fulton -. Bfunku. IA
JIG and lis Hudson At Hohosen. Depot Jersey Clty.
buns ant Ticket once. Battery place
fRANk THOMSON I. T.. FARMER
Genera. Manager Genera Passenger AGENT
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tllantto-- ttnlales.


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A wNnicd-Ouiside hands tor nnc work In Quantities
Acknowledgements hands Tor medium work IN guam
A-wnntet -Outslc hands for cheap work in quantities
4 -Nauted-O lcrlturs uu MhcrVr Wilson's machines
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-06

Tie opcmns. hlshcs' lowest, ana N closing Pm
OF stocks to-day were
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
FOURTH EDITION.
Dow,, the state.

Rhodes 5. HemmOEs, for many year,
postmaster at Milford and one OF it,
most upright and respected citizens
died on Saturday, the 23d ult., in tn,
18th year of his age.
Six routes have been proposed iol
the ship canal.
seaford Masons will publicly dedicat.
their new hall on Christmas day
The county farm al Hares Corner Il
to be sold at public sale on the 18th O
December.
The colored Methodists of seaford are
building a new church.
| The sloop James X. Burnite will be
launched at Frederick, in few days.
She has been thoroughly rebuilt and is
about as good as new.
Rev. Robert H. Davis, son of Thomas
}. of Milford, has arrived at his mission
station in Japan, with his family all
well.
The Newark NJ. +. Church choir will
give concert in the College Oratory
on Christmas night.
The Nees says: II isn't work that's
running the young men Of Milford by
any means. No, it's waiting on the
street. corner for somebody to invite
them into the nearest saloon.
The Moral Reform Association oi
Smyrna has appointed a committee with
instructions to issue call for State
Temperance Convention.
Lowe d Collins store at Little Creek
Landing, Kent county, was broken into
on Thursday night OF last week and
robbed OF about one hundred dollars
worth Of goods.
Miers X. Richards, a merchant doing
business for several years past near
Lewes, has bought large steam mill
at St. Mich9ls, and will remove to that
town in few weeks,
The Representative elected from st.
Georges hundred states that he is un.
able to answer all the communications
he is receiving soliciting his support
for the Office Of clerk of the House. ~
The Maryland and Delaware ship
canal engineers are now surveying the
Oak creek route, from Dr. Robinsons
mill to the Choptank river. They
have recently surveyed the Wye river
and Skipton route.
A Teachers Institute for Kent County
will be held at Dover, Dec. l1th, 10Th. !
18th, and 18th. In addition to the
usual topics Of interest in the sessions
of the Institute, VIM. S. Schofeld, ESQ.
and Rev. Enoch Stubs, of Philadel- |
phIa, have been engaged for evening
addresses.
A young man named Joseph Peel
living with Mr.. J. ). Novel; near Bren.
ford, fell from load of straw Oh We'd
nesday, and was injured SO soversIy
that he died on Thursday. The young
man was raised by Mr.. NOVEL;, and
had resided with him several years.
Charles Jones, an insane young man
y years of age, 5! feet high, stout
built, black hair, small inustacnp,
With scar over his left eye, left home
IN Sunday night Any one giving in
formation Of his whereabouts will con
RI favor on joins l.. JONES, Dover Del.