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Messrs II. Christv and f. d. f. Brady to-day
Fled q bill Tor Thomas Holden against George
w. Harvey for the appointment Of a receiver,
and the settlement of the part aership OF George
w. Harvey & Co He sets forth that the part
nershlp was formed In 1857, and that the
Defendant diverted the proceeds Oh the business
refuses 20 account to him, &c.
Mrs. VIM. Burris while walking with her hus-
band Oh street. between 9th and eth, on
wednesday evening, stepped in "a coal hole
which had been carelessly left open, and was
very. badly bruised in her Limits as also
sprained. She was taken 10 her home 5O1 9th
street, and is under medical treatment.
Walter Latney, the cOiored boy who was
arrested by Officer Cole for stealing fifty cigars
from Ellen OBrien. was sentenced to thirty
days in jail by Judge Smell to-day.
Jerry Gathers, colored countryman from
Maryland, was fined 500 or 80 days on the
chain gang by Judge Shell to day Tor carrying
q revolver. Matt Bell, another colored maa
who carries deadly weapons was fined the same
sum.
Full particulars of the sudden death OF the
alee-PTesdent: arrangements for the funeral,
supplement Of this paper.
CARRYING A PIsToL.-Griffin Conway, col
Ored, came In from the country to-day with IA
loaded revolver in his pocket and got drunk.
He was taken in by the officers Of the fifth pre-
cinct and locked up to answer before Judge
Smell tomorrow to tell where he came from.
The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. l.-Judoe Cor.
To-day, Fitzmorrs agt. Miliigan; verdict for
plaintiff $165. Moses & Son agt. Taylor; jury
respited.
EQUITY CoURT-.Tudge Hdgner.
"Wednesday, Anderson agt Anderson; sale de-
creed and Watson ]. Newton appointed trustee
10 sell. Richardson agt. Clark; SOL. go dis
tributed as per stipulation. King agL Watson:
auditors report confirmed ana payment
dered. Birth agt Birth; exceptions of defend
ant sustained in part and overruled in part.
Brown agt. Sanders; on hearing.
To-day, Pumphrey agt. Humphrey; sale rati-
fed nisi.
CRIMINAL CoCRT--JUdye nac.irtIs
Wednesday, Charles hamilton, murder;
guilty OF manslaugnter.
POLICE CoURT-Jad0e Shell
To-day, Waiter Latney, colored, larceny; so
days in jail Noah NJ. Lee, do: do. Martin
Uonnelly. do; six months. Charles Herbert.
assault; so days. Thomas Banks trespass; SIS
or Is days.
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Death Of q Forty.Niner.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 27.-Peter Donahoe,
prominent figure in railroad and financial Cir
cles on the Pacific coast, died at his residence
in this city at II o'clock last night. Mr.. Dona-
hoe established the first iron works operated in
San Francisco, and was closely identified with
the growth of the city. At the time of his
deash ne was president of the san Francisco
and north Pacific and SOnoma Valley railroad
and of the San Francisco gas light company.
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Ine Home OF the Good Shepherd.
WHAT HAS BEEN DONE THE PAST YEAR AND
WHAT 1T IS PROPOSED TO DO.
Mr.. NJ. I. Norris, attorney for the Home of
the Good Shepherd, has submitted the annual
report for that institution. The object OF the
institution is the reformation Of fallen women.
The house is in the immediate charge OF eight
Sisters, members Of an organization devoted to
such purposes, and known as sisters of The
Good shepherd" It has a capacity OF about 3s
penitents. but it is the desire and purpose of
the incorporators to enlarge this capacity.
There are 80 penitents 10 the institution, who
are learning to support themselves, and it is
the purpose OF the institution TO make itself
self-supporting as far as possible. Since its
organization, upwards of two years ago, il has
received 80 persons as inmates, of whom 25
were brought by the police. During the past
year it has received So inmates, of wnom 10
were brought by the police and II were
brought by their parents or came Of their own
accord. The police have found it a very useful
auxiliary. and have expressed regret that more
ample provision has not been made by law to
enable them TO commit more freely TO the care
OF the institution such unfortunate women as
they find offending against the laws Of morality.
A similar regret has been expressed by the
judge of the Police Court.
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DIDN'T UNDERSTAND SPANIsH.-The U. S.
consul at La Guayra, Venezuela in a report to
the State department, calls attention to the fire.
quency OF mistakes by officials in the use of the
Spanish language. He gives an instance a
mistake which came TO his notice. A New
York firm shipped to Venezuela a lot Of "cotton
hoes. on which there was no duty. They were
described, however, as cotton hose and cost
the person to whom they were sent nearly $3.50.
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EprrHELroMA,
OR SKIN CANCER

For seven years I suffered with cancer on my
lace. Eaght months ago friend recommended the
use OF Swlns Specific and determined 10 make an
em0i, 70 procure IT, In this successful ana be
gan us use The influence of the medicine at nrst was
70 aggravate the sore but soon the indam-
St S Wa aiiayed and began to improve ansr tne
nIst rev pottes My general health has greatly I'm:
proved prove am stronger, and able t, do any Kind Of
work Inc cancer on my face began to decrease ana
ons ucef 70 neal until there is not vestge OF lett
only little scar marks the place
MRS JOICIE A. MCDONALD
Atlanta, Ga, August Il, 1885.
have had cancer on my face for some years. ex-
eshaing nom one cheek bone across the nose 70 the
Shei II mas gwen me great deal OF pain, ~ times
burning and Itching to such an extent that It was
aimost unbeatable. commenced using swift Spe-
enc IN May 1855 and have used eight bottles It hx,
gwen the greatest relief by removing the inhammA-
ton and restoring my general health.
Knoxville, Iowa. Sept 8, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8. Atlanta Go. N. Y. 157 W. I'D It. Is
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Squntters Armed with Rifles.

RETARY LAMAR'S ORDER.
FLORENCE, WIS, Nov. 27.-Armed and Or
ganized SQuatterS on land included in the dis
puted Ontancg0n grant and the cash entry dis
trict are driving off the lumber owners who
own patents on pine lands, and are cutting the
pine. Frazier, a contractor Tor Culbertson. and
many others have been ordered TO stop cutting.
The lumbermen say they will continue opera
tons and defy the squat.ers, many of whom
are lawless and disreputable, and armed with
repeating rifles. Much trouble is anticipated A
recent decis on Of Secretary Lamar favors the
cash entry men. but the squatters are bound to
assert what they claim to be their rights
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CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMAN ON THEIR WAY.
Senator Miller is too unwell to travel. The
other California congressman have started for
Washington. In an interview published in the
San Francisco Examiner Congressman Henley
Is quoted as saying that he and Congressman
submitted to Congress. Il is an .'cxc!usion''
bill. Under its provisions no Chinanan will be
allowed to land in the United States after July
LIST next,
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OFFICIAL Nor1cE
OFFICIAL NOTICE
OFFICIAL NOTICE

Court OF Common Sense, No. 1.
GREETING.
All good citizens of Washington and vicinity are
summoned to appear at
VICTOR E ADLER'S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House 92 and 929 7th street
coRsg Within Se
fines ofthe District of Colt nbia.
se1a Are 1
ally able to testify that
ADLER'S
en Per Gent Clothing House selling good Clothing
vicinity.
Given under my hand and seal in the 11th month Of
the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty We
PUBLIC OPINION.
Judge of Common Sense Court, No. l.
Attest: POPULAR PRICES,
Chief Clerk
Why is ADLER's Clothing House known as the
Ten Per Cent?
sells clothing ss exactly Ten Per
fine clothing 10 the public for very small margin
Crossexam ned.
Does the Ten Per Cent system pay and If so, why?
PAYS becaus- although the profits are very small,
quick sales at small profits bring large profits at the
quickly and thus turns owes his Capital several times;
while the old fogyhgh priced cothiers are anxoasly
summoning up the case.
The advantages of buying at
ADLER's TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Are that You get the Prices Best Material
and the Best Workmanship
Success IS the true test of merit, aud the large and
rapidly increasing trade Of
ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
Demonstrates that the public has learned that they
always get full value for their money.
There was a very wise judge,
Who lived n his same town
He said eff you want clothing cheap
Put ADLER'S number down."
VICTOR E. ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
e27 AND 929 SEVENTH ST. n W.,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
~ Open evenings until 9; Saturdays until IL
no23
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For Murderinx His Paramour.

LONDON, ONT. Nov. 27.-Benjamin Simonds.
who was sentenced to death for the murder OF
Mary Ann Stokes. his paramour, on the 5th OF
June last, was hanged in the Jail yard here, in
the presence of about one hundred persons, this
morning. Owing to the height of the ground
overlooking the Jail wall, the machinery of
large crowd had collected. The trees in the
neighborhood we're also crowded with men and
boys. On the scaftold the prisoner prayed aloud,
In q clear voice.
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TRYING no MATCH GAUDAUR AND TEEMKR.-
]. A. st. John, OF St Louis. has received letter
from Roger O'Mara, Of Pittsburg, expressing Q
wish to close With the former gentleman's offer
20 match Jake Gaudaur against Teemer. Mr..
amount Of money on Teemer against any man
In the world. Mr.. st. John has replied that ne
will back Gaudaur against the Pittsburg man
for $1,000 . side and the championship ol
America, the rsce 70 take place early next
spring on any good lake course that may Be
mutually agreed upon, gate money to be divt-
ded at 90 per cent TO the winner and the bal-
ance TO the loser. II this offer is accepted M.
st. John viii ~ once draw mp articles ana make
depooat
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From Wall street Today.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-The Stock Exchange
opened at IL O'Clock this morning. First prices
generally show only moderate changes from
the closing quotations of Wednesday, but St
Paul and Northern Pacific preferred are strong
and Union Pacific ana Missouri, Kansas and
Topeka are weak
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CAPT. D. NJ. SCOTT, LIST infantry, has been or
dered to report to the superintendent general
recruiting service to conduct recruits to the de-
partment Of the Platte for the z tn infantry.
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A Row Killed by Hors.

years, named Snyder, living near Cabery, was
killed and eaten by hogs yesterday while sleep
Ing on q straw stack near his fathers house.
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A Riot Between Striking Miners and
NOn.UniOn Men.

PITTsBuRG, PA, Nov. p, 11:4O AMT has
just been announced here that a riot occurred
at the fourth pool this morning between the
strikers and non-union miners. 200 strikers
are In possession Of the mines. Several men
were injured and the police were compelled to
retreat. Both sides have sent for reinforce
mentS.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. 27.-There are
over 1,SOO cars of wheat in sight of Minneapolis
to-day, and yesterday there were over 900 cars
with over 100000 bushels in the elevators
There is only left 100000 bushels capacity
nnOccuped, all of which is virtually under con-
tract to private parties; so really there is no
public storage room. Sheds to take care Of
400, 900 bushels additional are being built and
It Is thought side track lots will be sent to
Duluth for storage
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A FIozr 10 THE DEArH.-,At BlackS
Wss shot and fatally wounded BY Robert
Bishop, who had been arrested by the mar
vor. and ehos Bishop three times. Bishop dis
spDeared in the confusion, and no traces Of htm
have been found Il b believed that he died Of
hia Wounda 70
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The Death of King Alfonso

FRENCH INTRANSIGEANTS REJOICING.
PARIS, Nov. 27.-The members of the intran-
sigeant party are jubilant over the death of
King Alfonso.
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RkM0E or THr THrRxonHrsR.-The follow
Ing were the readinn at thesignal once H-0ay
SSis.1mr 40: am. 87.2; II An. SS 81 P1'
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Pirot Has NOT Fallen


LONDON, Nov. 27.-The report tina; Pirot has
dicted.
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BALTIMORE Nd November 27.cvirginis sixes,
pastdue coupons 5Sla: new tsnforties. 3s1h: new
threes. 6OAs bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. November 27-Cotton hrmer
and quet-middling, 9ss Flour steady and quiet
Howard street and western super, 3.OOe3 35:
do. extra. 3.5Oa4 10: do. family 4Oa5O O city mills
super, 3.OOa3.4O do. extra, 3.5oa4.5 SO; do. Rio
brands, 4S7a5OO. Patapsco family, sos; do super
ative patent 600 Whest-southern easier. with good
inquiry; western lower and fairly active southern
red, S5a96; do. amber. l;ooai;O2: 80: western
winter red. spot, SSA bid: December. S0AaaSS4:
January, Slssaeis February: 9sfaSs9: Co!nS
southern white. new, Asa5l; old. 1!a5E do yellow.
z an janusry. zSsis,s: Fe6rusEy. zsszss::
steamer, l7a4S. Oats hrni-southern. 36s36 western
white, 36a3S do. mixed, 33aS6: Pennsylvania,
s5ass rye higher and nr%. 5a.7a Hay ai@, With
Provisions nrm and quiet Me- pork. 1850, Bulk
Bacon-shoulders. Ga; clear rib sdes, q; hams. liza
packed. Iisl5 eIssaesy: 9osai Ese ssssdy. Ss!ssss
retroieum nrms,e :, a Cemse a1a,-hae
sorS 60. copper refined nrm lOAal5aa. WHISKY
aaiea-conon. 7s2d.: 1ogr. Il: essia. "a Rscsipa-
900 Sos6:,.; ea. S0o ssshs:; Sasss!.
1ai6s-whsnk 6l6 90 oushels; eosn. Il 600 baah1A
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CHICAGO. liz. Novsmbe. q. p Mzwhea
10'e ny: Ssta$Se 3sts :sssdy-Ss.h. ~ %
seed, La Whisky. l.it. foef vel "a ie1ei
Cxsh and Decsnbsr, $50 January, f7lkaNsel
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Hon. Jeremiah W. Dwight, . former membef
ofCouKgess oied at his home In Dryden, N. 4.
YuBesedAy.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, Nov 27,-The CITY
notei was destroyed by fire this morning The
guests had q narrow escape. Del Rowe Jumped
from a th1rd-story window; John Feeny was
rescued unconscious and is now in critical
condition: The servants escaped In their night
clothes. The fire was Of incendiarY origin
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The New York Stock Mark,

The following are the openlng and 2:45 pm. pr1ces
Of the New York Stock market to-day, reporteJ ~
special wire to H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street
Ndme o. H:45 Name o. ! 2:I5
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AUBURN, n. Y, Nov. 27.-Rev Charles
Hawley, ID. D., died last night, aged sixtySiK.
he was one of the most prominent men in the
Presby terian church.
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EINOR RENT
II Io06 II ST., Tor. f.. S95 2916 NJ st. ST. mi S2S 35
ILL., 9Th, IU rs, fur So IT5l-l 75o ST. 7r
14l2 2Oth NV, l2r--.-.1 3Ol7 ST., % so
21i9 ST. 9r. flrn ed. 80 2S1t5 st. tr. M % SO
1873 st. ST.. fjIrn ed 40 S41 25th ST.. 21 so
24O4 Pa.av Tor. 40 so l22O 2ith Or waterloo 4O
2116 Pa.av Tor. m 80 1904 Corcoran 0rs 20 80
24US Pa.av Tor. mi 40 90 1902 Corcoran Or s. So
1l43 Il l45 2lSt5t., 1859 Valley St. IT.. l6. SO
TT m so 1919 X ST.. ST. water. s
11J4 I'D ST.. Sr. 30 O0 $50 ,d ,waterl 81
1877 Pa ave Tor 40 90 Canal ST. 4r...-. / 2
213. St, ST., MI. 0.4O Rear 2Ul5 " avenue l3
1908 oath ST .6r. 305 5l3 2d st water i 90
Store, 3Ol9 NJ st...-.--:5U 2i21 23-1.1 = 30
6lo6l1 2Sdst., 7r. MI 30 ;SO27 Water st. F. 10
2I21 n St, lOr., H. i-..5O 1920 Penna Pr. 10
Apply WESCOTST q WILCOX,
MS 1907 Pennsylvania ava NV.
NOR RENT-A NEW AND COMPLETELY FUR
II nished House: all linens table ware, silver. &C.
eleven rooms; Within half block Dupont Circle rea-
soDable rent. Also, several unfrnished Houses near
Dupont Circle Apply CHAS. EARLY, COB 18th st.
NV. Oc--2m
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The Jackson democratic association of which
Mr.. Hendricks has been a member since 1867.
viii meet TO night TO take action In regard %
his death.
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A RUNAWAY Boz ARREsrED.--Cari bonrn-
kessil, boy Of fifteen years OF age, was
arrested an fugitive from his parents ~ oaiti.
more to-day by Detective Raft and Will oe sent
back. letter was received by special deiivefy
~ MAJ. Dye from Chief Fry this m0fnanS ana
" moon the boy was In custody.
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PERSONAL.

4AIASOO4N1A41.
WILL. MISS JENNIE COOK COMMUNICATE
w with u young lady friend who has not her
for four years Address LIZZIE, Star office. n272t+
|. w ASHINGTON SCHOOL. OF PHONOGRA-
w ply and Photographic Headquarters
has removed to
n16-1m 624 II NV
MASH. DETECTIVE AGENCY - OLDEST
w established; calls at residence promptly
tended Tor reliable information lr nSed consultations
Tree; Office hours am 10 10 p m managers. w WILL
LlAMS & L. H. PRICE. SZj 81. NV. sel6-3m*
4 yIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION CUES
" tiOns and answers in all subjects Send ten cents
IVY INSTITUTE,
n141m* Southwest corner Sth aud sts. NV.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
OupOn we now prepared to pay fu1l value for
Gents Second-hand Clothing Address or call at
'JUSTHS Old stand 6l0 u st. OcS3m
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An Extension In tho Great Telephone

To-day the ten days allowed the parties In the
great telephone case to file their briefs with the
Secretary Of the Interior expired. The only
brief filed is that of the Washington company,
but Commissioner Montgomery has received
notice from the counsel of the Globe and Beil
companies stating that they will require TWO OF
tnree days more to prepare their Dr1eis, ana
asking that this indulgence be allowed tnem.
THIS request will, Of course, be granted.
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THE HAM1LroN TRIAL JURY.-District At
t0rney WOrthington states in regard 10 the
Hamilton murder trial that he Is satisfeo tnat
the jury did the best they could under the cir
cumStances The fact that the prisoner has
been out on bail for two years the jury could
not overlook and did not.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
J,,OR RENr-UNFURNIsHE

J,>OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il 9il Pa. store 500 Sl3 Pa ave- n.w r. $40
1853 ST 10 10 9{Z ST. office. 30
1915 Pa Ii r-.S3.;}3 2;S1 goth st. NV, r.. 30
lSU9 Ii st.n.w lOr-S3.33 943 NV, store & r. IS
1915 Pa.av.upr n.o6.b6 .oS 11th St Sc. r....20
Mount Pleasant r-....65 400 Est. Sc. r...., 20
o224 store&Sr.5U los Park ST n e., Or 9
gI2 n office. ..--5O 1885 Wylie St ne Or 8
Howard University bit 1909 sc. NV, Of rooms
14l4 1Ith St, 1Or... ..-4O
FURNISHED.
R. Law. mr. 18th, Is 1900 Conn. av mr. r. IL SITS
Iowa Circle, Is r...-..250 near l3th IL ri 25
y mr. .th 13 200 NJ ST.. mr. th 10 r-.. 100
q st. mr. 18th, 10 FOO 10Th st., mr. n, 9 $50
near l1th IT. 200 I'd, near 4 ST.. 1871 Is
Iowa circle, 14r-.....- 200 I'd, near d St.. 9 rs
NASSAU mr. 18th IT. 2OU l4th, mr. tn. Cir 10 100
y, 18th, IA FOO st.. mr. 18th, IL r.--1OO
18th. near St, Fayette ST., G'twn, IS
Permits to see the above houses can be had at my
office only.
Property placed with for rent sale Ia literally
advertised free of cost to the owner.
MA R. o. ROLTZMAN. 10th and F SITS. NV.
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Lnoh KEN l.
IL 24o4-e.S Pa. ave. $50
1910 18th n. W.. ID rs.
1853 + NV, IL rs. .S3. -
1905 y NV, 10r...S3.3 "a
1914 10Th n.w.,l2rs....75
1706 Conn. av., IL rs...-1C
2111 G. 81. NV. 12r...-..6t
SO4 i 9Th st. NV, Sr.....5C
Hardwood ave. 10rs....5C
ZIG 18th NV. .lOrs. 81
1902 l4th St NV. ,lOr.. &c
931 o 81. NV. l0rs-..45
1I49 9th st. NV, . rs. AZ
1913 10Th N. W., 6rs..
322O n ST. NV, 12rs.-..4(
MI ID, III
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

l. - - Il
co OSn FOR A DESIRABLE DAIRY FARM
epAsAcO one mile from Navy Yard Bridge in
the District. with of the best paying Milk Routes
III Washington and all neceSsaries for the business
Purchaser can have crops in barn and nine milk
II desired. Premises In hrStc;aSs condition Inquire
GEO H. ARMSTRONG, Good Hope Hill, or address
Postmaster, Garfield ID L. n27-:3t<
DROPERTY AT LAUREL FOR SALE, ON THE
l. Il. & o. r. r.. about half to Baltimore. 'front.'
ing about $50 feet Main street not far from r. r.
sisng Of large stone factory building; foundry build
ing and six dwelling houses with the land in fee suit
able for manufacturing purposes and jOd site for
summer hotel. boarding school. &C. will be sold low,
Address II. c. EATON,
n25-eO4w 80 Franklin ST., Baltimore, Nd
4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT SIX MI, rs
"A from Washington. containing 112 acres all under
high OF cultivation II has every convenience
for easy and first-cass farming and the marketable
mansion recently designed by well known Bos-
architect aud IL rstclass i'll ali its arrangements
Also two good dwelling for foreman other
hands. As q suburban home II is luxury and needs
only to be seen TO be- appreciated The parts
with only because business demands his removal to
Boston.
Inquire Of owner g. r. PRIEST on the place one
mile from Takoma station, ID. G.. Metropolitan
Branch Il. and .. X. r. Post Office address Box 393,
Washington. d. c. nlS-2w%
T,NOR SALE-IMPROVED FARM IN VIRGINIA,
- not far from the city, near hourshing village.
Inquire at 1929 New York ave-, after pm. nlO
NOR SALE-WE HAVE A GOOD MANY
Il small farms on the Metropolitan Branch, in the
vicin ~ Of Linden, Forest Glen and Gathersburg
Also two very desirable Houses in Hyattsve. A. r
HILL & CO.. 1885 St n5-lm
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l2O31 9th NV. 8 1880
l40S Boundary, 7rs. 80
345 Z st. NV, 3 rs........3O
ll2O 9Th st. NV, 8 rA..3O
20. 9Th n. e.. 6rs.....-22.5 so
Ia K st. ne: 6 rs......2O.O
1902 81 n e., 6rs............2O
1921 h st. NV. 6rs. Is
$40 K st Sc. 9 rs. lie
1927 9TH ST. NV, 3 rs. 10
l511 9th Sc, 5rs.........14.3O
Fenton Place, g rs..s.....14
5l5 18th st. s. IL
lib Nj. av. ae.,5rs....1O
/ Wilson, 4 rs................-S
w ADNED Oh U - q
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NOR RFNT-A HANDSOME HOUSE, THREE
IT 81 1ry basement. the Blaine house mod
crate rent Apply II. D. AASLEf. sos I4th ST.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

LNOR SALE-FIVE NEW SEVEN-ROOM BRICK
IL Houses on Wylie st. ne, between 18th and 18th
SITS: price ~ 400 and 81 800, monthly payments
OF $1S and $40 per month.
PARKER & TOWNSEND,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

| CARRYING A PIsToL.-Griffin Conway, col
Ored, came in from the country to-day with n
| loaded revolver in his pocket and got drunk.
He was taken i'm by the officers Of the fifth pre-
| cinct and locked up to answer before Judge
Smell tomorrow TO tell where he came from.