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SenWGkCea WhAn EcEJWRye
HEARING IN THE CASE OF EDWIN A. M'INTIRE.
At q late session of the Police Court held
yesterday afternoon, Judge Smell heard testi-
mony in the case Of Edwin A. McIntire, the
real estate agent, charged with perjury, as
heretofore mentioned in THE STAR. The charge
is that Mr.. McIntire, while administrator of the
estate Of the late David McIntire, made sworn
statement showing that the moneys, goods aud
chattels which had come into his possession as
administrator, amounted in value to $5,S45,
while he really had S20955, showing a dis
crepancy of $15,11O
MIR. Vim. T. Gailiher, who married q grand
niece OF the late David McIntire, swore TO the
warrant, and was the only witness examined
yesterday.
TESTIMONY TO-DAY.
When the case was called this afternoon
Mrs. Annie Galliher testified that after the
death of her grand uncle, David McIntire
she saw her husband open the chest belonging
to the deceased, and in the presence of defend
ant and witness sister count the money,
which amounted to between SIS, 900 and
$4,000. MIR. Galliher gave the defendant
5000 to defray funeral expenses. Her
husband, she said, placed the money
in the Safe Deposit company, aud witness held
the key until the defendant was appointed ad-
minstratOr.
Miss Emma v. McIntlre, niece of the de-
PENDANT and sister of the previous witness, tes-
titled that there was about $4,000 In money
in the chest
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CITY ITEMS.

=. GOldschWtd, Sl2.7sh 90. m.W.
requires more room TO meet the demands for
the great Holiday season rush, and, I'm order TO
DO SO, Offers tomorrow, Friday, q Fine ABSORB
mcnt OF Fine China Chamber sets, Dinner Sets
and Tea Sets. During the late vast improve
ments In our establishment these sets got a
"a. lie damaged, and ON that account shall offer
them at such low prices that the publics will be
compelled to buy them. Remember, they are
only slightly damaged and 1t prices that they
are almost given away.
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DisalIowed and Reduced.


MORE VAR DEPARTMENT VOUCHERS STOPPED
BY CONTROLLER MAYNARD.
Second Controller Maynard has disallowed q
voucher of 81 $50 and reduced another from
81 600 to $64 In the accounts Of Paymaster
VIM. Smith. of the army, being the amounts
paid to VIM. e. Hogan and Daniel T. Ames
in May, 1881, for services as expert
witnesses in handwriting in the case of Cadet
Johnson G. Whitaker, tried by general court
rate of 800 per day for Hagan and over $50
per day in the case of Ames. The vouchers
were certified as correct and just by Asa Is.
Gardner, judge advocate, but are not approved
by the Secretary of War, nor is any authority
shown ior the employment OF expert
views the statutes in relation to tine paw of
witnesses before courts-martial in his opinion,
and says that SO tar as he can learn the pay OF
civilian witnesses before such courts is re-
stricted to q per day. He holds that neither
in the statutes nor elsewhere Is there ,any
recognition of the right of expert witnesses 10
an increased compensation.
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Conference Of Coal Miners and OpeE

PIrTsBURG, Dec. 1O.-A national conference
of coal operators and miners to consider the
question Of the equalization Of wages and other
matters affecting tue interests of employers
and workmen, will be held in the city on
December 18th. Chris. Evans, executive Sec
rotary OF the National Federation of miners,
has received letters from many leading opera
tors expressing themselves favorable to the con-
ference,
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General Foreign News.

LORD CARNARvON WILL NOT INTERFERE
DUBLIN, Dec. 1O.-The Earl of Carnurvon.
lord lieutenant, has declined to fnterfere with
the sentences OF the prisoners convicted of nar-
ticipation in the outrage at Cross
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Solid Leather Shoes

Tor Boys and Girls, At the well-known Low
Priced Shoe Store of
4 STRAsEURGER, No. 300 9Th street.
four doors above 1.
Button Shoes, with heels, from IS cts. up.
Spring heels, from So cts. up.
Common sense pebble Shoes, from % cts. up.
Fine kid and pebble shoes, al Sl.24.
Red-top Boots, at "a cts.
Boots with tips, at % cts.
Boys English Balls, at 9S cts.
Boys button shoes, at 81. %.
Boys fine calf Shoes at STA.
low prices. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

WYE TAKE PLEASURE In RECONNAISSANCE
w Halls Hair Reviewer to our readers. 1t re-
stores gray hair to its youthful color prevents bald
ness makes the hair soft and glossy. does stain
the skim and is altogether the bestknown remedy for
all hair and scalp dsd >seA de6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

., new ORLEANS BADLY GoyERNED.-"The po-
lice department OF New Orleans" saws a grand
jury that has found true bin against the
mayor OF that city, lis a wretched affair, insui-
rampant throughout every portion OF the city
by day and burgiars plying their avocation
throughout the night. The city Is In q deplora-
PIE condition, and every citizens house Is la
pie TO DE entered any hour OF the night or day,
MS family fnsuited and his house robbed, un-
less there Is male protector on the prem Uses
IN a fearful condition Of neglect and filthy be-
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Shot By His Faithless Wife.


CAUGHT WHILE ELoPING, SHE ASsAssINATEs
HER HUSBAND ON THE ROAD HOME.
d. d. Lofand, O grocer of Chattanooga, Tenn,
while returning from q pursuit Of his faithless
wife and her paramour, was shot by the woman
through the head Monday, near that city, and
fatally wounded. Lofand married his wife at
Bristol Tenn, five years ago. He made con-
money there, and three years ago the
couple moved to Chattanooga, where the hus-
band went into business. A few months ago
James Wilson, young man from Social Circle,
Ga, made the acquaintance Of the young wife,
and she seemed completely fascinated by him.
In order TO take her from he city Lofiand pur-
chased a farm in an adjoining county, but she
became dissatisfied and he sold il shortly AFTER
ward She applied for a divorce and claimed
81 800 OF the money realized from the farm as
aiinony. She secured possession OF the money
by some means and last Friday night eloped
with her paramour. Lofand followed them TO
Scottsboro, Ala, and they fed from that place
To tue mountains. He overlook them, and the
woman pleaded SO piteously that he promised
to forgive her She said she would return with
him and they began the journey home At an
unfrequented spot in the road she suddenly
drewa pistol from her pocket and shot him
through the head. put spurs to her horse and
escaped. The bullet passed entirely through
Lofiands skull, and he is reported to be dying.
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v,Iri,a sa AZ OPERA HousE.-That special "a
S9ri,e OF the ladies and children, Maggie Mitch
Washington next week appearing at Albaughs.
MO- she will give pearl OF savoy" Tues,
s sax; t.ls Barefoot" Wednesday Lors
ing n1gnts. Maggie, the Midget" the new play.
~. NAT af SA THEATER.-The excellent COM
comic opera at this house next week will open
on MnThhaay evening with Milloecker,s most sue
Is -, work, "The Beggar student following
81 81 gu iuesoay with the great New York success,
IA anon am ~. The company contains AZ people.
ana a., lovers of light opera will be delighted TO
comnendeda as the ITALIA theater organization.
FORD OPERA HoUsE.-Miss Esteile Clayton,
VINO mace quite sensation by her realistic act
footed in one Of the SCENES, will be at Fords next
week. Much has been said about Miss Claytons
people who are curious on the subject will have
vetts" is founded on ouida's novel, 9TH
THE BURDErTE LECruRE-Bob Burdette,
the "Hawkeye Man," will deliver his very hu,
the Mustache," at the Congregational church,
rnaay evening. Mr.. Rurdettes humor has .
natlonai reputation, and one can scarcely pick
up paper without seeing some bright scintii-
iation from his facile pen therein. The sale OF
seats at Ellis music store promises large au-
SSi i and no one can afford to miss hearing
'erHE CRADLE SONGS OF MANY NATIONS"
AZ National Rifles hal. Friday evening. prom
These luliabys were rendered lust winter in
New York and Baltimore with decided success.
Some of those most prominent in the Baltimore
rendition will appear in this. and the names Of
such local talent as Prof. and Madame kaspar
give assurance that all who go will be pleased.
The STAR LECTURE COURsE-The third en-
tertainment in the South Washington Star
lecture course at the Tabernacle this evening
will be Prot. Camnock's readings.
The WAGNER SOCIETYS second concert will
De given tomorrow evening.
HERZOGS OPERA HoUsE.-Gilbert and Sulli-
vans PIRATES of Penzance" will succeed ''The
MikadO' at this house next week.
DIME MUsEUM.-"The Two Wanderers will
be the attraction at this house next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

THE HEALTH or FACTORY oprR Arrvrs-rur
QUESTION OF MARITIME QUARANTINE
COMMISSION 10 STUDY YELLOW FEVER PRO
POSED.
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GEN. Logan and Mr.. Endicott.

.
THE SENATOR SHARPLY CRITICISES THE SECRE-
TARY OF WAR.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Dolph introduced a
bill to amend the act of the last Congress to
allow to officers and soldiers compensation for
personal property lost at their quarters while
they are absent on duty. The Secretary Of War
in his report called attention to this act and
advised that it be modified and restricted, as it
was entirely too broad in its terms.
Mr.. Dolph in his remarks agreed substanti-
ally with the Secretary, saying the act as it
stood practically allowed Compensation for
personal property lost by officers and soldiers
under any circumstances.
In some remarks upon the bill Mr.. Logan
criticised the Secretary OF War tor what he had
said in his report On the subject OF this bill He
said the Secretary had made some blunders,
and intimated that while he may be an able
Logan said a boy OF sixteen ought to under.
stand the statute, and made other filings at the
Seer etary.
The bill was finally referred to the military
committee.
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CLOTHING retaiIed at wholesale rates. Else
man, 9TH and r.
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NEW instantaneous photograph gallery, I'll
Market Space
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Keme,hy, 100 Pa av.

FUSSELLs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
1427 New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

TNHE CONSTANT FEELING OF BEING
Il played out" and FUSED up can readily b re-
moved by using Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

Harvey's, cor. 11th st. and Pa ave., has just
received Canvas-back Ducks weighing "a lbs.
to the pair; also the finest Diamond Back T IRA
plus, Oysters-as usual, best in WASHINGTON. I
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With loss OF 1a The decline was checked by
1880. and was followed by q slight recovery In
and at IL O'Clock the market is weak at or near
the lowest figures Of the morning. The market
has been active throughout
WashinEton stock Exchange.
on he chang o% quotations
Isl fsS S .s 5s;.s :;
ssss lsa. currency; IiSS bid, lis asked. 20
esoIsssSTn 3; bond: Lis BID MsiroPs siSa ana Il
r. IS BID 5Si asked Wsssnsta% Ga sc 81 BID iet s4
GS 4 sd
Columbia ms: In bid, d asked. Potomac ms, IS
tate Tue Insuranoe, 1ooas bid los asked. Penn.
Tei. Co. 81 asked Chesapeake and Pot Tel Co., 81
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, NJ, December l0.-virginia SKIES
tSrees 81: North isa lid a
BALTIMORE. MD. December lc.-Cotton quiet
ern steady snd quiet western easier and more active
southern red, S0a85: southern amber 9saiOO;
esS saaary sos sssss T TsSsua asS
S3.93is: March, 947saS5G. Corn-southern steady
white: zss4sss southern yellow. 4sassis . western
mixed. spot AZ asked fresh: Dscemesr. A.s.5*;
4Sa Oats strong and duli-southern. 36aIO: western
white, 3SA4O: western mixed, 35aSs; Pennsylvania,
37a4O. Rye nrm, TRAYS. Provisions frm and quiet
ssussr-cpPHss sshneS steady, l,oassior Whisky
Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotfOn.
2.O71 barrels wheat. IL, 200 bushels: corn, $1,000
bushels: rye, 900 bushels Shipments-aour, 6746
barrels; corn. 81 900 bushels Salas-wheat 6O4 COO
bushels corn. $4,000 bushea
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. December 10. Has q m.-Amount
OF heat passage increased 800 600 bushels DUR
ing the week, and owing to absence of cables
wheat was heavy at the opening to-day. May started
at 93a. under the close yesterday, and broke OF
rapidly 70 82as, at which IL IL now quoted. Corn
weaker-year, Al. Preliminary. $50. Lard-Jan-
uary. 6.O7As.
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WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 1O.-A man sup
posed to be VIM. Kunkle was arrested in Lee
quietly brought here last night. He was taken
before an alderman on suspicion of being i'm
plicated in the murder of the Kester brothers in
Seybertsviile some weeks ago. BY request of
the authorities he was committed to the county
prison to await other arrests and further testi-
mony. The police are OF the opinion that they
have the right parties who committed the deed
but refuse to give any Information.
Pleased NJ the Presidents Proposition.
OTTAWA, ONT, Dec. lO.-Extensive prepare
tons are being made by lumber firms at Ottawa
and the vicinity for operations on a large scale
is at the In
Clevelands message to remove the import duty
on lumber.
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Frssh Aldsrnsy s'ptasr shurnsd every moan
Ing ma dolivoroG IN - a.. ward" printa, A6c
pcr 10. Also cottage &hoeos and butter milk;
sWest miik g p0f Quart cssAn Is esoH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

Foe THE HOLIDAYS eyeryb body must be sup
piled with wines and liquors. For the best and
purest call ut Chr. Handlers, No. 800 9TH street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

LIEUT.. Col. CHAs. A. REYNOLDS, deputy
quartermaster general. hasbeen directed to APP
pear before the army retaining board at Cover.
nOr's Island. New York. for examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

Boz BURDErTE lectures at Congregational
church Friday night.
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C00 1afvef Off onO Lime.
That pleasant and active agent In the cure OF
all consumptive symptoms, "Wibors Com.
pound of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime" is
being universally adopted In medical practice.
Sold by the proprietor, A. b. Wilbor, Chemist
Boston, and all druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

Gov CAMERoN,s LAST MEssAGE-Gov Cam.
eron, OF. Virginia, sent in his last annual mes
sage to the legislature OF that state Monday. He
rcfterates his Endorsement of the Riddlebercer
bill as an equitable settlement OF the state debt
and reports q decided Improvement In the oys.
ter industry unuer the operation OF the law
passed several years ago at his suggestion. The
available funds and convertible property now
IN the treasury aggregates 81 ,815,213.
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CLOTHING at wholesale prices. EiSeman, cor
ner til and E
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New AueOmastc 0eW1ng Machines.
Fresh supply just received at Auerbach's 4 II

Executor Weather 9srtp~. &c. yard.
RAIIEY- Sl6 9Th At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

1985-l2:I0 a.m.-Cotd wave coming. The
temperature will tall abCu. 20 degrees in the
next 80 hours.
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e1.2S Acme pattern, Clamp Skates.
i BAILEY, S26 9TH Of.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Francis P. B. Sands
has sold to Mrs. NJ. I. Gannett for $1,000
hOus on the north side OF DeSaleS street, east
of Connecticut avenue-James T. Wormley
has sold to Emma Johnson for $4,000 the
ground at the northeast corner of 18th and ID
streets fronting 1879 ieet on ID street, 2312 feet
on 18TH street and 4S.9 leet on E street.
For THE NIGHT LODGING HoUsE.-THESTAR
las received for the Night Lodging house fund
from Mr.. Alex. 81. Bell S5; from Mrs. Eliza G.
Bell So.
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SEATS for Burdette's lecture at Ellis musi
store.
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Deruaxa Dasney, s95 9TH st. n. Wa Wood
and Brushes. I'm
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lyATARRH.

CArAnRH
COMPLETE TREATMENT,wr INHALER FOR
EVERY FORM OF CATARRH, 81. ASK
FOR SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
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CALL AND SEE our gents fine calf W aulken-
fast shoes, hand-sewed, all styles, button, lace
and Congress, ut S2.S9. Equal TO any 81 shoe
in the city. FAMILY SHOE STORE,
SlN -fh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

REDUCTION OF 80 PEE CEN IN all staple
dry goods, blankets, comforts, cloaks, newman
kets and ready-rns.de dresses. Call 1t once to
secure bargain;- Herzog, 91S 9TH street north
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

New Ausomssic sewing Machines.
Fresh supply just received At Auerbachs a. II.
Casteria-
When Baby Was sick o..,,
When she va, a.. E cs o4;sa for o...or,.
She cinng TO c.stoaA
She gave them oastoriA
"as' o-'' We gave her o.ssoriA
"'A '-' :" She ' cried for oastortA
When she became Miss
She chung 70 CastoriA th.s.sk
To Order. ss pants. Eisemsn. cor 7th e
DE-. .. =. slgesae.d,
pupil OF DR. p. Ricord. the celebrated specialist
Of the Hospital du Midi, Of Paris can be con-
from 10 a. m. to pm. .at the National hotel.
MereIl. ia ssh.-Every style show cases.
Threat Diseases
81
relief sold only In boxes. Price zoe. 60
Bsys' sack overcoat. Eise.nan, cor. 9TH az
Dr. nayta KeuneAy.s
Favorite Remedy cured my wife OF General De
biIfty and Liver Complaint Gratefully yourss
VIM. Lundy, Baltimore: Nd: 60
Dsys' NORFOLK suit Eiseman Bros, 7th 4 e
roe AseAs.s a.A Casarrh
Try Michseiis' Cigar, No. 72l 5th street. between
q and H. Sure rsISeG
nerpara naansy,. s3s 9Th ct. n. W.. Wood
and Willow Wars and manuiAceurer u brooms
Paskvsek Clss wnlsky = the 30.
rrssh Aidsrnsy s'pt1sr shurnsd every moan
ing snd dslivsrs1 e ie: WEE < IsinsA. xSc:
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The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 1-Jud1e Cbx.
Yesterday, Croft agt. Miller; verdict for plain
tiff for $232.S4, with interest.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-5uige Merrick.
plaintiff; damages cent. Craig ct al. agt.
Warmer: verdict for plaintiff and damages
agreed upon.
EQUITY CoURT-Judqe HdQner.
Yesterday, Ball, guardian, agt. Langley; order
appointing VIM. \. ]. Langley guardian ex
lftem. Jewell agt. Jewell; divorce granted.
Ford agt. HerzOg; motion for injunction denied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

Roe AsehsA aUa Casarrh
Try Michselis Cigar, No. 72l TIN street, between
a and H Sure fol16G
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Hon. JNO w. DANIELS grafton at the WASH
fngtOn Monument Dedication for sale, price
15c., at Gray & ClarksSn's, 339 Pennsylvania
avenue. Globe office.
CLOTHING retafIed at wholesale rates. Else
man, 9Th and E
No MQRE high nrices Heinuler,S
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LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF MAJoLIcA WARE
AT AUcTIoN.-N-. Bowling will sell tomorrow,
at his auction rI0nss at ten O'Clock, q large con-
augment OF these goods, to which the atten-
ton Of the trade II directed.
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CLOSING SALE--Messrs. Walter B. williams
Z Co. will make the closing sale OF Statuary,
bronzes, Bisque Ware, DC, tomorrow at II
N. and 2:30 d. N.
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Dr. David keanedyS
Favorite Remedy cured my wife OF General De
biIity and LAYER Complaint Gracefully yours.
VIM. Lundy, Baltimore, Nd. 60
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A HUSBANDS SUIT FOR DIvORcE.-Yester.
day Oliver c. Block filed bill for O divorce
nom Henrietta b. Block, setting forth a mar
rage In 1873, and that she subsequently left
him and refused to return to house keeping
with him, saying that she was after pleasure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-10

RANGE OF THE THE3MoNf.TER--TLc follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day
3 am, 55.4; An, 1876; L AIN. i49; 2 d. M
AL. Ma ximum 5e u Minimum. i3.2.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-24
AUCTION SALES.
p. T. Kavanagn.


LANCY residence property at auction-T will sell
j. at auction on Saturday next, May so, ct O'Clock
p. m, 100 feet Of ground Nelson avenue, being
lots 10 and 20 block So. Dayton & Irvne's addition
to st. Paul This fine strip OF ground Is situate on the
north side Of Nelson avenue betw Louis street and
harrington avenue, and In the immediate neighbour
hood of our most highly respected citizens viz. A.
j. Goodrich, Esq., Stanford Newell Esq, Hon, N.
W. Kittson, f. q. Rogers ESQ D. W. Ingersoll.
ESQ., and many Others Summit Avenue park, within
about block Of this property, adds much to the
value and beauty OF ell residence property here, espe
ciay on summers evening by the rays OF light shed
from the electric tower permanently established
there. Terms one-haif cash, balance In one and two
years Of per cent. interest. =. T. Kavanasl. auc
tioneer 144-45
EURNITURE ct auction--I win sell at snction at
Il the residence No. 255 Sherman street, aornes Of
Franklin street. on Friday, May 20, at 10 L. m, o
general line Of household furniture consisting Of
parlor, bed room, dining room and Kitchen furniture
one large No. 9cook stove, one Radisnt Home heat
ing stove one black walnut bookcase. carpets. etc.
etc. T Kavanagh, auctioneer. 144-49
TsENfsi Tents! Tents !-Desirous Of going ont Of
4 the tent business I will sell stock On hand
amounting to about $1,000, at big discount for cash.
call and stock and prices; wifi rent tents OH rea-
sonabe terms for the entire season. Tents and poles
can be seen at warehouses Cednf street and Park
avenue. T Kayansgh, corner Third and Cedar
streets. 136.14l
A FTER this dste and until further notice. auction
II sales Of furniture and other personal property
on the corner OF Third and Cedar streets, will be
made on Wednesday and Saturday mornings Of each
week. instead Of Saturdays alone as heretofore.
Kavanagh. 9 1S5-44
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Rush B. Wheeler
REAL
ESTATE
. AND
LOANS,
1870 East Third Street, Drake Block,
ST. PAUL MIMI
1870 East Third Street, Drake Block,
ST. PAUL, MINI.

1t behooves one who would do a general
real estate business to have property for sale
in all parts of the city, and while we do not
claim to have on our books all that is desira-
BILE in this great and growing city, yet the list
is Increasing daily, and now embraces prop
erty Of every class and description. If you
have lot or house for SALE D lease call and
let US know where it Is and your price and
terms. We may have a customer for it al
ready. We make no charges unless a sale is
actually made. Give us CHARGE at least to
try and sell for you. Our Office is thronged
with customers, constantly, and $4,000
worth actually sold in week, gives but faint
idea Of what we are doing.
- If you have money to invest on a specuIa-
ton we can show you several nice deals. the
result of which cannot be doubted. If YOU
wish to buy a lot for home we certainly can
suit you; or perhaps you would buy house
already built, and save the wear and tear
which everyone who builds must endure. If
SO, we will willingly show you what we have
for sale and leave you to decide the question.
Our list embraces ZONES for the poor with
easy payments; homes for those in moderate
circumstances, neat tasty, comfortable: and
homes for the rich. This talk to be continued
at our office.
ROOM 1O1 DRAKE BLOCK,
~ MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT.
RUSH B. WHEELER.