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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-29

Only wholesale liquor house IN the
city il Gallagher's. Main street. a,ti
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-29

Pure artesian water baths at the In.
ter-Ocean hotel barber shop. Rober
j. Coleman, proprietor. PSI
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-29

I. Tillotson arrived this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-29

\ fresh supply Of Elliges' he,
West cigars just received at Savage
drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-29

n. II. Gerrish, ex-deputy county
treasurer, has returned from his trip to
the Canadian Pacific country.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-29

Notice advertisement Of auction sale
Of driving rig this afternoon at
o'clock.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-29

lfyou wish the best s, 10 and II
year old WHISTLES call on Professor
Bach at his new brick building where
he keeps the best goods in the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-29

First class printing at this office.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-29

For Safe.
New buggy, new harness and pain
of small mules, good drivers. viii be
sold at auction to-day at . o'clock. p,
M, at Ringer 4 Jonson's stables.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-29
THE DAILY JOURNAL
UyIEN ('/TY. uO.NTJNJ

mrs CRY, MONTANA.
LOCAL ITEMS.
.trrirai oJ Trains
No. I, we,, Bound. Due at Miles ,i,y l:ao a. NJ
40. 3 Es, Bound, Due at Niles city l:2o a. N
The mail is closed at O'Clock, D. IA.
rssofiiee open 10 til II o'clock, a. M. sundays.
First class printing at this office. =
L. Tillotson arrived this morning.
". W. Dority. of New York, is
Latest New York styles of hats at
Orschels.
sam White last night arrived from
Buffalo, Wyo.
Paul Mccormick, of Junction City,
arrived by the train this morning.
Fine assortment Of Stetsou hats at
orschers.
IA. Richards aud q. NJ. Kirwin, of
the 60 outfit, came here yesterday.
r. j. West, who has just returned
from Chicago. i. at the Iuter. Ocean.
Superlative excellence in mixed
drinks is Guy Durkec's boast. "
j. Millar Graham and r. n. Lane,
Powder river, are at the Inter-Ocean.
Notice advertisement Of auction sale
Of driving rig this afternoon at .
o'clock.
II. II. Gerrish, ex-deputy county
treasurer has returned from his trip to
the Canadian Pacific country.
T.. Eastman, lie Mars, Iowa. il here
looking after the Chapman x Richards
lot of Short Horns and grade cattle.
Now you can get your fall style of
hat. at &. Is. Towers X Co.'S.
X. Fletcher, acting stock inspector,
who has taken hold temporarily while
W. ID. Smith is sick. Is at the Inter
Ocean.
Yesterday WAS delightfully."- cool and
breezy, rendering outdoor avOcatiOns
plea.urable and indoor work en-
durable.
r. J. Rappel, of Chicago, returned
from Mingusville this morning. His
trip in the country has improved him
in every respect.
An unforeseen cause prevents Barney
Schmnield and his wife from starting
on their trip east this morning. They
will defer il Il short time.
J. NJ. Holt, went west this morning
10 look after the balance Of the pur-
chase pI stbfk itT tut IIottS uiouuu
Livingston aud Shields river.
Louis Ree,ler. n well known brick
and stone mason of Helena. died on
Tuesday from the effects broken
back caused toy the breaking of q
scatfoId.
rwenty-one ears of beeves for the
Powder river cattle company In charge
q; squire Murphy, made n good run
over the Albert Lea route and reached
Chicago early yesterday
4 wagon upset near Virginia City,
covering and killing DIR. j. {. smith,
Of the above place, on Thursday last.
DIR. Smith was a pioneer and man
whose loss is deeply felt.
Harry Gerrish was "A passenger ON
last nights Pacific express having been
absent about two months on the Cana
dian Pacific. Harry is looking well
and thinks Miles City is ditto.
Letter List
The following letters remain un.
called for in the Miles city postoflice
Aug. -, 'ssi:
Armbrusier, Frank j
u
Bash. LebbeIis - Barr, Hon Mr.
Bell, Freddy II Bloom, Hauk
Blake, Ed Boisvert, Louis
Bowman, Henry Bradstone, Thos
Bushby. ; I.
Cain, John Clemmens, VIM
Clark, Mary A Coon, A A3
Dougherty, Mrs Caroline
Edwards, II L2 Estill, Wallace
Evans, J
Fitzgerald. Patrick 2F'rench, &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

London persists In laughing at Bernhardt's Mac
beth, and will not be brought TO reason by the
actress tears or her wrathfu exclamation that the
English could not be expected TO understand Scot
tisn antiquity NO doubt sara herself is entirely
FAMILIAR with that subject, for did not certain dis
tinguished republican Senator master the subject
OF finance IN a fortnight? But the cockneys per
ast In their preference for the Macbeth OF Shakes
peare, as interpreted by kean, Macready and Sid
dons to the French version and guy the foreigners
numerically. No wonder Bernhardt we,ps and
curses, for IL Must be trial 10 the nerves TO play
Tragedy 10 an audience roaring with laughter
such eIects are generally reserved for amateur per-
iOrmanceA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

This Is Tree country, and every mar is supposed
20 have an equal voice In the choice OF rulers but
sometimes the selection, as matter OF fact is con-
sideraoly narrowed down. Thus, at present the
country Is waiting on the democratic convention.
The convention is waiting on the New York dele
cation, the New York delegation is waiting on the
Kings county delegates. and they are waiting on
the word Of boss Mclaughlin. The latest infor-
nation Is that Mclaughlin has given his instruc.
lions TO the boys to go for Cleveland that as now
tne cat has finally got its milk from the COW, IL
VIII begin 10 worry the rat which Will then proceed
To gnaw the rope which viii hang the butcher who
VIII Kill the OK which viii drink the water which
VIII quench the fire which Will burn the stick
which viii strike the dog which Will bite the pig
which VIII jump through the stile and 50 let the old
woman get safely home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

Mr.. Sargen. got home YESTERDAY. and heinr
promptly interviewed, spoke very frankly on sub
1ects relating To- his diplomatic troubles He said
the exclusion OF our pork from Germany was only
one feature In general policy OF retaliation which
he believed, would soon extend 10 the exclusion OF
even our cereals. He favored the policy OF protec
tion, however though II might cost some portion
OF our foreign market. for his observation OF the
state OF labor abroad convinced him that orr
workinsInen would never stand the competition OF
the pauper Labor OF Europe He thought German
Immigration 70 this country would continue. though
II drained the pick OF the population and was much
opposed on that account by the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

watchers OF Congress cannot have failed to no
tice the great increase in importance into which
conference committees are growing The fashion
nowadays Is TO formally disagree to all amend
ments proposed by one house TO a DILL coming from
the other. and refer the points In dispute to COM
mittee Of conference, composed Of three members
OF either house. These six congressman can add.
cut and change the bills submitted to them pretty
much as they choose, and their work is generally
ratified without much objection consideration OF
any sort The custom has grown popular from the
difficulty Of getting the houses ia free and open
debate TO agree 10 anything, and Is perhaps a.
necessary device under the present code OF rules
But IT is a dangerous convenience and greatly In
creases the responsibilities of the President of the
Senate and Speaker as they select all the confer
ence committees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07
SUMNER SILKS Ar HALF Pn,cg

We HAVE JUST PURCHASED FROM AN IMPORTER
A LOT OF
CHE CKED SUMNER SILKS
AT ABOUT ONE-HALF THEIR VALUE AND HAVE
PLACED THEM ON OUR COUNTER AT THE low
PRICE Or oOc THESE GOODS ARE fell BOILED
1LaCE. AND AT THE PRICE ARE RARE BARGAINS
BLACK OTTOMAN SILKS AT 75c THAT WOJJI ID
BE CHEAP AT Sl.25. WARRANTED ALL SILK
We ARE OFFERING GREAT INDUCEMENTS To
BUYERS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
SCOTCH GINCHAMS I5c
FRENCH SATINES &c
PURE LINEN LAWNS l5c
FINE QUALITY BATISTE. WORTH Csc, AT &C.
PARASOLS AND sun UMBRELLAS VERY CHEAP
ONE PRICI.
W. NJ. SINISTER Il SONS.
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
y. B.-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST teao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07
Now Is TIE TIME

You begin to carry ont your half formed resolution Of
number Of articles without which you of could
jus. what you want. but beg leave to mention a few
Necessary articles below, Of which be just the
thing you are looking for:
Rubber Cloth Travelling Satchels. 7oc, S9c., 99c.
Leather Travelling Satchels in black and colors with
without outside pocket at S1.98 S229 So 40. and
S29S
Canvas Travelling Satchals. splendidly made, with
outside straps. at s249, 81 20, SO 20 and S349
Grain Leather Travelling S2tches very fire goods all
in beautiful light shades 81 o.. Si.4o, and S498
Excellent Lunch Baskets, from Acc. up.
Genuine Mexican Hanmocks (no imitation at SO.
worth $3.50
Hanmoc ks TO hold 900 lbs. at 9ac
Baby HamnoCks (they can't fall out Of them) at ACC.
Iarye assortment of Hair Brushes, from &c. up
Whisks and Clothes Brushes, Shoe Nail, Tooth. Hat
and Shaving Brushes all remarkably low.
Puffs and Puff Boxes, Infants brushes, Combs and
Baskets.
French Hand and Folding Mirrors, from 49c.
SOAPS AND PERFUMERY ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
CHEAP FANS OF ALL KINDS.
Toys of every description well In and Out Door
Games of every kind.
FIREWORKS supplied short notice at lowest rates
II. SILVERBERG Il CO..
D3 s12 7TH STREET n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

The new directory OF Boston Indicates, according
to the rules used for CALCULATING In such cases. a
population at the present time OF ilO.cOo This
shows handsome Increase since the census OF 1870
was taken, when the population was set down az
ss2,53o The gain between 1870 and 1880 was I12OoO
or about the same rate OF increase as shown for the
last four years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07
GET THr Brsr

GET TIE Brsr.
The CONCORD HARyrsss
The CONCORD COLLAR
Nehave on hand large stock OF the Celebrates -cor
COtD dAAN1-SS OF al kinds and descriptton
- Lowest Prices
Seotes SsSraase and Road Harness . specialtx
LUZ l. BRO.
4s. Pennsylvania Averue
AdsCiAne National Hotel
Trunks and Satchsls IN at loves, prSss
IveFy genuine CONCORD HARNESS has makerss
name and trade-nsxrk stAlIped ca 1t myI4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

IL Is little singular that case CT genuine
Asiatic cholera, about which there can be no posi-
bic mistake, should be reported by young practi-
toner in so distant and unlikely place as Wash
1ngton, just as the disease is reported to have
passed its worst at Toulon, without gaining much
OF foothold any where in the neighborhood Of
that city. 1t is singular, but 1t is not alarming.
Case OF severe stomach-ache always assumes grave
proportions when cholera Is being talked about
and large allowance must be made also for youthful
enthusiasm and desire for professional prominence
on the part Of the attending physician at such
times That there Is no foundation the ridicrl-
lOus report need not be said in so many words; and
to give currency to 1t Is hardly less wicked than
silly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

After lying in counatose state for days, the ses
Sion finally expires this afternoon. Its record has
been anything but glorious the best praise even
Its friends give II is that it has done no great
HARM "Wel," said a weeping mourner at a wake
after endeayoring In vain To think of something TO
eulogise In the departed, swell, he makes q good,
quiet corpse"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

Congress didn't find time TO act upon the free
DT1cye bill, the steam grievance, the police bill
the measure for new post Office ami various other
matters Of pressing District interest: but it was
able TO give two days 10 the passage OF a private
bill relieving Mrs Patterson from $4,000 District
taxes because OF her "hiSh social position as one
or her eloquent advocates stated II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

In standing OUT against the appropriation for the
Nicaragua concession, the House takes big risk.
II nothing happens, its obstinacy Will be approved
oot any international trouble 5ws the country
viii not forgive its lack OF foresight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

II looks now as IL the democrats mean m ,.ro
pains TO reassure their audience by telling them
plainly In the prologue that their tariff lion IS only
Snug the joiner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

The arrangements Of TIE STAR for supplying full,
accurate and Intelligent reports of the proceedings
OF the Democratic National Convention this week,
have been made upon the most complete scale.
Special wires, leading direct from the convention
hau, In Chicago, TO TIE STAR office, will bring
fun special reports OF the proceedings almost In
stantIy 10 the editorial rooms OF this paper when
they VIII be promptly supplied TO the public
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07
PROPOSALS.
DRoposALs FOR LUMBER.

DRoPoSALS FOR LUMBER
Il Z. 8. NAVY PAY OFFICE
..,. Washington, July 2 1884
until TWELVE NJ, THE TWENTY-sECoSD N
STASI, for the below described Lumber 10 he de
liyeTed at the Navy Yard Washington d. C. in Twenty
DAYS, free Of expense to the aud sut-
tect to the usual inspection and conditions viz:
- bureau IF Steara Engiaeerisl0
LOCO feet 1913 Georgia Yellow Pine, fret quality ma
less than u in wide. Nv
1000 feet 50 Geors,a Yellow Pine, first quality ncs
5000 feet -, No 2Wbite Pine, to average lain
5000 "A Indiana Walnut to average IA in
All to be Il the Very Best Quality
No person shall De rec ived by contrartor Win A
not guar dealer in the articles which he offers 10
supply and the right Is reserved rejet sny or an
lis Responsible security required on t. bids fo-
faithful performance Bank forms 4 bids 10 lie had
at this ONCE and all necessary ton at Navy
b7-Iaw.2w Pay Director. U.s.N. Navy n Pay AGENT
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
Il sEckETARy's OFFICE.
SENATE OF THE UNITED SrATKk
Sealed Proposals VII h t hume , "a SH,,
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. July SIXTEENTH 1854
!or Iurlshng stationery for the Of the Senate q
tns United states for the next bscsl year
Blank forms OF proposals showing the quantity and
qusty OF each article and the form OF bond to be snod
by tie bidder and sfreties VIII be FURNISHED applacs-
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for station-
cry for the senate and be directed to the Secretary q
the Senate Washington.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at this
once free Of charge ANs0S q. MoCOOK
lel6 law<w Secretary Of the senate Of the q. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07
EDUCATIONAL.

NECCA1NMUSIC- REoUEs rOF NUMEROUS
~ friends auq rulals, viii remain this summer and
shortest nethc All those desiraas 10 Se broS. NJ INK
IN :, I I T IL VII hay tLei, voices trained
now this summer concerts and o-atoss At
t tiS I DE MoLohskI'ss Musical INSTITUTED
~ y" iVlh aN'iiue ap4
ITkE>oH LESSONS. PARTISAN PRoNUNCIA-
90 non lass during summer: For young ladies
,a Ear a Mednesesy snd Frdas a. $50
day at t.. as I'm. Mlle.E rRUD'HoMME. 1873 st nv.
MIR, AND Mks. ALFRED BUJACs EDUCATIoNAI
va home Tor 9uus ladies and children, 1884 street
1919. boaniers liiuited to six y5st-
TNHE EE.aIrz ScHooL OF LANGUAGES
Are ,sts ing a Iiranch at
Best Instruction ia French German 10y superior
rNF, gativ I, 9h s,S S sP, 20, cis3i ms
CONVERSATION
Fee extremely low. Apply
Prof Jolly
rs Franklin street. baltimore:
MERCHANT HOUSE.
'eH Atlantic City. Nj
RALTlMORE MD. MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE
ladies aud little cnIis Foundeti 1859. Mr. ssry i
yon,s AID Mn Maitland principals assisted by Able
Address Principals for Circular. t-g7-Im
JOINS HOPkINs UNIVERSITY.
COLLEGIATE AN6 UNIVERSITY COURSES
t nthi academic lsar begins September "a 1854
TSiagtkEs ar open e young men Of merit fon
Circulars giving full information viii he sent ON ap-
ication 10y postal card to teu University e25 sSmSm
ERFDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY. FREDERICK
Il MD;-Scholasiic duties resumed Wednesday sept
f ars r'sf aSE fiiiSf f 4r-s
TIVE WEST WASHINGTON SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS
vii resume , on WEDNEsDAY September 10 isss.
lhTRSal 81 the prenlis 6. T. DuSr6F 9rs X
NIsIc-GuITAR, SINGING. PIANO AND HAIR
during summer b. Prof l. oRTENs fEiS i2 s rs 1t
so ST. H. "" OF music stores. Satisfaction gusran-
DAVID S. l.. JOHNSON.
~, - mn, onsailist aud Choir Master.
M Gd ioth street northwest Pupils taught privsteiyr
4 sELEcaT BohRpiSG AND DAY SCHOOL
C. Prncas Iai2 and ia l4 r s a1a n mort
cc d sraea a's Us ~ b.Ss f e..
0fs5 v sceGri' at NM w Ni,G Gas Sfarito
HowE,s BUSINESS SCHOOL. bI7 IRA st, BAsr8R
tInction Bo9klseinF taught without ts1i-5ooE.. in
Ies course BookEeepns. Penmsnship arttbm Ds
lire oaeSz sSSe kad 4 s.,n %sn t.D s 5G
llolie IS Terms hleher after October let my90
\ Iss ANY y LIEAyITT, OF BOSTON
lGiy Lessons continued during the summer Address
sO'- iolH street Aultnwest- myb
SIENCEHIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE LINCOLN
: ial4 btuldlng. corner 9th and ID streets. Day and
NlRAt Sessions. Complete I'm arrangements for
uHlt.ns sons and daughters. and men and women for
tt support usefulness and honoratlr iidelrndsncA
scholarship for year from date u entrance dsy or
ilplt $50 Ier quarter iay $50: night, sic studenA
sessions Circulars mailed Oh application
HENRY {. SPENCER PRINCIPAL
MRS SARA A. SIENCtB Vice Principal DIn29
= W. FLYNN A NJ PRIVATE TUTOR,
- handk
Mathematics, Latin, Greek French German Epsiish
lr.paration for Colege West Point AuDsDolla AID
competitive examinations Terms " sdysuca
THvENING CLASSES e5 a MoyrU
II Arithmetic. Bookkeeping Fnsiish 0rsmrnse
fernapshp, U. s. History. Geography Spelling su1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

Cleveland seems 10 have decided lead at CHI
cago and accessiOns to his camp are noted hourly;
but the New York sun still refuses To shine upon
his candidacy. That paper hoists a danger signal
In q first column editorial to-day warning the
democracy that 'the distrust OF Mr.. Cleveland Is
not confined 10 any organization or locality. 1t
exists In every part OF New York. and in the strong
est and most influential quarters. Moreover, there
Is this difference between the antagonism OF such q
compact organization as Tammany Hall and that OF
those democrats who are now opposed to Mr.. Cleve-
land: The latter cannot be subjected TO the same
rigid discipline as the forces OF the Tammany chief,
and they are not sure to obey nomination rs the
Tammany men did in 1876. They followed Mr.. TIL
den because they looked to him always as leader,
anu believed In him, and they hot likely 10 turn
against their viii to the support of unsatisfac-
tory, halfway democrat with the enthusiasm with
which the next democratic canvass must be fought,
II 1t Is not to be fought In vain"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07
Top, CAxpHonrsr-

BrsHor, CAmHonsr-
Cures Chapped Bands Face, Laps or sny rourhnes AZ
the skim removes sunbufn and renden the Skin
t<autifuliy soft and Smooth. No toilet comrleto
without n. sold entirely upon fts inertia Price
&c per bottle Try il. and II satisfied rUturn
tse 6DttSs aud have the money refundsd
Ilebaiss" l. G. BISHOP. Drusyssk
81 othstxes6 cor. n strsssn q
ap4 washnssnA ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

Indiana divorce laws used TO be one of the great
scandals OF the country, and they may be tri1e
loose yet, for auSht we know; but, however that
may be, her supreme court IS sound on the question
OF legal responsibility for criminal acts A case
In point was that OF Col. Robert VI. Goodwin, who
committed suicide IN Jail at Je1ersOnviLe a few
days ago. With good prospects for brilliant
before him, he some time ago fell into evil ways
and the love OF liquor 50 completely controlled him
that his family were compelled 10 place him in an
Insane asylum, under treatment for alcoholism.
After tine he was discharged cured but he never
forgave those who secured his confinement. He
was specially enraged against his brother, and,
meeting him on the street one day, not long after
ward, shot him dead. He was tried for murder but
on account of the strong plea for insanity or de-
menta was sentenced 10 state prison for life. The
case was carried 70 the supreme court which ruled
that voluntary drunkenness is no excuse for
crime" and that deIrium is NO defense for crime
Unless 1t can be clearly shown 20 be at the COM
mission OF the crime This is not only sound CON-
mon sense, but good law. and II it prev allied
generally society would have much better protec-
ton from the lawless than it now has In many
states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07
THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C,<MoNDAY JULY
FOR RENT-FLATS.

IHOR RENT-FLAT AND ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR
i Light housekeeping. second door Of 112S 12th
street northwest from LIST of July Finest location
the city Best references given and required. je2 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

Il t-I.---
frame, L. bet. 18th and thu. 500
Apply TO j. W T. MYERS
my1O9Ws 1s2S New York avenue.
THOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW HOUSES OF TWELVE
Il rooms; all modern improvements, electric bell. &c
on Iowa circle. Apply to j. w. L. MYERS. li2S New
Iork avenue. api9 I2w'
NOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW HOUSE ON psf
between 18th and 18th streets all modern improve
Hlents Pr1ce 5000. Apply TOD W. T. MYERS. 1923
New York avenue. my3- lIws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

NOR RENT
Il LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE ON Ii STREET
between 18th and 18th streets northwest Inquire at IS
iotu street je2l- I'm
FOR RENT-14l6 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
Il house, very Hastily and conveniently arranged and
in best Of order; ii rooms gas. bath &c: rert $50
PARKER TOWNSEND, l4l8 street Il. W. jel9-lm
EOR RENT-15l9 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NEAR
i Scott circle Inquire of J. j. SHEDD. 1902 lAth
street northwest Iuy.la am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

p s.-The above mentioned stock must he ,o,d at
once, in order to close up the estate telslm Dc IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

TNoR sALE-JHEkE NEW e-RoOM HOUSES; ALL
4 mod imrs. near l4th STREET. price, $500 ole
sroou, all mod mps, $3.50. Also. 5-roon house
WITH mod imps, very cheap; terms inquire Of
owner a. DUFOCR'S DRUG sturr
ty7-lm. Isis 18th str,et
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07
eFoR SALE OR EXCHANGE

k.'Oh SAlEz-AT GElER'S 4ss c sIREFT-s0 CAR
RACES and Wagons of all STYLES both s.s,ona l.nd
aid hr%- Ladies lha-ioI- AID Village Carts Al-o
Slie Lot = liurs's adapted for all purloss C,,itr
lane stock 81 hursrs and ArTias ON the .t Of
TRIMS sali 10 s,e us No trouble e. slow go,a.
Us NN r. GENER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-07

EOR sALE-StNERAL TWO STORY, SIN-E, ON
Il bricks. northwest. renting for SIS per month $50
cash. balance $50 month. with interest prc- - lUl
A good opportunity to get home. These are new.
houses. JNO r. NAGGAMAN
iy3-6t Il Str.,.- ,1.--I,,,o,,