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Threatened Railroad War.
THE B. AND {. AND PENNSYLVANIA CJITT1
EASTBOCND RATES

TIE b. AND {. AND PENNSYLVANIA CUTTING
EASTBOCND RATES.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. I4.-The threatened break in
eaStbOund rates now seems inevitable and the
sklrtnish has actually begun. Yesterday the
Pennsylvania placed a block OF tickets in the
hands OF scalpers, with the natural result OF de.
Quoting the commission from the already low
rate round-trip tickets TO Cincinnati now selling
al ST. or 81 one way, and 10 indianapolis for
understood that proportIOnate cuts are being
MADE to an other points east, between 81. LOUIS
ana Baltimore. The Baltimore ana OHIO
VIII naturally be compelled to meet lii s
cut, and with the strained relations
existing between that company and the Penn
syiVanla 1t is said an open break is certain to
occur unless the Objectionable tickets are wi h.
drawn. Should the Baltimore aud Ohio tail
into line the Bee line cannot keep out.
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Iowa Suits Against Railroads.
THE STATE TRIES TO COMPEL THEM TO REF

THE STATE TRIES TO COMPEL THEM TO REIN
CORPORATE UNDER ITS LAWS.
CHICAGO, Sept. ia Times special from
DIS MONIES, Iowa, says: Gov. Larrabee has di-
rected the attorney general to bring suits
against the Chlcag0and Nor IN western, Chicago,
NIL ana st. Paul, Illinois Central aud Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy railroad companies TO
compel those corporations TO comply with the
so-called Sweeny law. The act requires ali
corporations doing business in Iowa TO reincor-
porate under the state laws, the object being to
prevent transferring suits to the federal courts.
II is Understood the corporations base their re-
Iusai on the grounds that the law violates a
constitutional provision. The suits will excite
great Interest, and probably be Carried to
tue highest federal courts. :
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Secretary Manning Undecided.

HfVNl JUG NJ 7. W ORD, to-uAy.
gentleman on intimate terms with Secre-
tary Manning, who has seen him recently, said
last evening: ANY statement that Mr.. Man
ming Will or not return 10 the Treasury depart
ment u simply guesswork. Mr. Manning has
not decided himself yet what he shall do. The
president IL an xious for him 10 return and Mr.
Manning has given the matter serious consid.
Grafton. dis general health Is improving, but
ne VIII always have sun leg. lie SAID 10 me:
4 am trying 10 forget business for the present
aud shall not decide any Thing for the future
right away"
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MA a6 akakaD,

COLLINS-SHAw. In Baltimore, September 9th.
1856 by Rev. Father Dedsr Of st. Vincent church.
WILLIAM IL CoLLINs, Of Georgetown u g. and
LII LA SHAW, OF baltimore, Md. .
FRf-CONNER In baltimore June LIST, / $50, by
the Rev. d j. Gregory. w. 4. FREY " Many con.
MEX.
RoBEY-GRAY. At the residence of the b,ide,s
hlhei. Anncostla, ID. e.. september 4, 1855, by the
heV. Isaac feck, NEHEMIAH hoBhN 70 kMAA
&. GRAY.
SEELf-DENT On Thursdsy. September eth
1906, oy the hev w. b bartlett of 81 Aun's CAth.
o.ic church, Baltimore Md, MI. hAkkl SALLY u
New or. cily. " Miss EUGhNIA DkNT. Of Waah-
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The McBride.veruey Case.

THE CHARGES OF IMPEDING JUSTICE.
In me Police Court this afternoon the case OF
Mary ]. Mcbride aud James A. verney,
charged with having on July 23d attempted to
impede justice by endeavoring to influence a
witness, was called.
Mr.. Cook for the Defendants filed objections
to the Information. Alter argument the court
overrued the objections, also q general
demurrer.
Mr.. w. E. Williams testified to the arson case
pending in the Criminal Court.
detective Raft testified TO the arrest of the
parties within two hundred yards OF the Jail,
and described the meeting between Mcfarland
and capt. Verney.
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Affairs I'm West washington.

Martha Custis Peter, vile OF DIR. Armistead
Peter. took place yesterday AFTERNOON from the
chapel at Oak Hill cemetery. The following
gentlemen acted as pali-bearsrs: Messrs. Sam
uel Z. Wheatley, Willie Peter, William Dun
iop, William Laird, George L. Dunlop, Edward
.. Peter, Mayhem Platter, George Peter, Thomas
Hyde, William A. Gordon. A large number OF
relatives and friend, Oi the family followed the
body toits last resting place Rev. DR.. Lindsay,
vi 81. johns T. q. church, and Rev. DIR. stuart,
Oi Christ p. +. church, otficia.ed.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, n; con.
uitton, 80. Receiving reservoir, temperature
II; condition at north connection, SO; south
connection, &c. Distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature, IS; condition ~ intiusnt gatehouss,
30; emuent gatehouse, 80.
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DENVER, COL, Sept. 1.-the Aztec fair, es-
t'bilsned and collected by the Orrin Brothers
ana Nicholas, OF the city of NJ xico passed
through I'll Paso, Texas, yesterday on lis Way
70 boston, where 1t will give the people OF the
united States illustrations OF the inside life OF
Mexico The fair comprises a large mum Der of
natives who will illustrate the different
branches of Mexican industry
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From wall street To-day

NEw YORK, Sept 1.-The stock market
opened strong this morning, FIRST prices gener.
aLiy showing advances over the closing prices
Ia Omaha while Missouri Pac. was A. The mar.
Ket as usual was extremely dull, the GrangerA,
Lackawanna and Nanderbilts being the most
throughout the list, and Canada southern
showed decided strength and scored an ad.
vance oil q per cent At IL O'Clock the mar.
Aet 10 dul and nrn. Total sales nrst hour
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The Bulgarian Question.

A ATTRIBUTED NO
ALEXANDER.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE North German Gazette
pronouhce> untrue the statement attributed to
frlhce Alexander and extensively published
here that one Of the reasons for his abdication
was was the iact that all the members OF the triple
atiiahce iofoade him to carry out the Intention
he had formed OF executing the leaders i'm the
coup u efdL The Gazette denies that the prince
resolved res ve upon any executions, and says that
peace, not TO allow any executions to be in.
Hicted, Tor the reason that 1.-The permitted them
ne would incur the danger OF retaliation II =
rs poaitictaI outbreak, which Was possible
ana even imminent, should occur.
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Railroad Development In the North.

HELENA, Mont. Sept. 1.-THE Helena board
OF trade gave banquet last night to J. j. Hill,
president, and j. 5. Kennedy, vice president, OF
citizens of Montana were present. In reply 10
the coast, 1.-The Great Northwest" Mr. Hill
promised to give Helena a second eastern con-
hectlon within fifteen months, and one that
would shorten the time to the east at least
twelve hours,
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RESIGNATION

hksI0NATIoN AND APPoINTxENr.-Albert
Williams, jr., OF San Francisco, y geologist Ia
the geological survey bureau, has resigned. ~
accept the presidency Of the Michigan school OF
mines. David r. Day, OF BxitimOre. has been
appointed 70 the Vacancy,
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THE FIRE o DER CONTROL

ARMY ORDERs-The leave of absence of Cant.
Louis h. Stille, 23d infantry, has been extended
two months. Col. RUFUS Saxton, assistant
quartermaster general, now OH dutyat Louis
vile, KY. have been ordered to Tennessee and
leaves of absence OF The following second lieu
tenants has been EXTENDED until the LIST o.
october: L. 9. Berry, 4th artillery; Robert g.
Proctor, 6tn artillery; j. ]. Perkings 9th cav
airy; =. N. Jones, jr, 9Th infantry, and s. II.
Elliott, 9th cavalry.
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Envoy Sed~wick,s Mopana.4

DENVER, COL, Sept. 11.-An Ell Paso Texas,
special 10 the Associated Press says Envoy
SeuSwick spent all day yesterday in Pasu del
Nurte Mexico, in close consultation with Con-
su! III 1Shanl. In the evening he moved over
10 the Hotel Vendome in FL Paso
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The Steamer HammOnia Ashore.
LONDON, Sept 1.-THE steamer HammonIa.
rom Hamburg Tor New York, is ashore ~
biahkenese, six miles below Hamburg,
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Shot While Duck Hunt,n~

ABERDEEN, OAK, Sept ia party of south.
ern gentlemen arrived here last night with the
remains of G. Hooper Phillips, ex-mayor OF
Nashville. He was accidentally shot by James
halns AT Nlne-mlle Lake, yesterday, while duck
hunting.
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EourrY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .Zamea

EoUITI OOUHf-JV00e J0N166
and ra,ssence TO audit0r' Garnest nos Co.vnI All.
appearance ordered. Serrin agt Fowler; leave
to Withdraw petition aud purcnaSsr Ntiord re-
Spresser ayt. Spresser: testimony before q,
q. Lovejoy ordered taken. Fleet axI Fleet;
do. II. w. Smith, do; TAYLOR agt Taylor. do.
do, do. Johnson agk Alien: w. Binney an.
pointed guardian I'd lttem. Williasns 1T.
Williams; motion for slimoLy and counsel fces
denied. V0Isns ag1 Ward; security for costs
ordered.
POLICE CouRT-yasdoe 6sseR,
To-day, Michael Green and Andrew Brooka
disordefly; % or ID days each. Fannie KIM,
profanity; % or days. Rudolph Field, sou:
day bar; 9zO dne. Aichael Mcl;Aun, throwtng
stones; St or oays Jane Dods0n and Maria
Johnson, ARRAY; x6 or 10 days each. William
luson, maintaining nuisaucs; peeSoaat seeo6nt.
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FOR SALE-COTS.

ITOR SALE-ABOUT FIFTY FINE CORNER
Lots In East Washington. suitable for all kinds OF
business or Tor private residences at half their al
vaiue. Bona noe buyers can purchase on their own
Terms. another inducement, we guarantee a perfect
ute IN every instance and ali deeds prepared free OF
charge Prices are now lower than they ever Will be
WELLkR & REPETT1.
se3-lm 326 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
lNOR Saloon THE HEIGHTS OF MERIDIAN
Il Hill, where properties must soon attain several
times present value. making investment as prohtable
as location delightful, superb plot Of level ground.
only few feet north of Boundary st. on west side OF
18th st. enclosed by picket fence 26 463 square feet
OF ground fronting on Prospect ST. 100 feet on Meri
dian ave- $50 feet, Crescent ia feet: command
Ing one OF the finest views In America, n forest and
plain. tine broad Potomac. and the beautiful city.
Washington OWNER, Box 244. City Pc sel-2w*
L>OR SALE-A FRONTAGE OF 200 FEET On
l. ST., between 18th and l4th Sc: small house
~ cents foot; easy terms will sub-divide; now is
time to NY and obtain the advantage OF navy yard
improvements Apply to owner. Room a. 1881 st.
NV. jyl7-2m
TOR SALE-LOTS-1OO BUILDING LOTS, 5Ox
II $50 feet, near Seabrook Station. and p. K k 20
minutes ride by to city; beautifully located I6O
sold IN six months: price sl6 lot. Apply to MARION
JASPER NJ. JACKSON, 2l2 s.. NV. Washington.
au3-3m
nor SALE-TWO LOTS ON 22D ST, BETWEEN
II L and NJ streets, 90 feet ieep suitable TWO
small houses: street paved with concrete.
Lot on 10Th ST. within square of scott circle. 27
feet front by iXO eet deep; elegant tirstcasS
several Lots on 18th St., near T st.. at reasonable
prices
Two Lots on 10th St. near r st., 25x1lO: elegant
lots for frst-claSs residence Price reasonable.
yl4-Zm n. z. BROWN 1426 St
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LONDON, Sept 1.-the cabinet met this af
terhoon and Sat an hour and half The sub.
Jects under consideration were the Bulgarian
question and MIR. Paruell's land bill
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Mr.. victoria echilling- Hulscamp has tsjs-
graphed Rudolph Ar0ns0n, OF the Casino, from
Dayten, N. J., .:sying: "Wtll report on Monday
morning sufo."
A convention Of stamp eoilsctot1 will - held
next Monday and Tuesday In New York city.
- organize phitateltc oocioty At America.
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MINISTER cox COMING HOME.
Mr.. Heap Will Continue Negotiation.
for New Turk ish Treaty.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Sept. 1.-THE Hon. s. s
COX, United States minister to Turkey, is about
starting for home on a furlough owing 10 ill.
health. Mr.. G. Fl. Heap, secretary OF the
american legation, will conduct the affairs OIL
the office during Mr.. CoX's absence. MIR. Hear
VIII continue The negotiations for q new tariff
between the United States and Turkey
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Increasing Confidence at Charleston
Slight ShOeks

CHARLESTON. s. c., Sept. lit is bright and
beautiful to-day, though it rained heavily in the
early morning. People are gradually reoccupy-
ing their houses.
There We're three or four slight shocks of
earthquake during the night, but none serious
ana comparatively few persons were aware of
their occurrence.
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Cum mings Beats Georre
The EnUlioI. Cah1not

LONDON, Sept. 1l.-Cummings beat George Ii
iOur-inlie run at Preston to-day.
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Fire at Freehold, N. j.
THE BUSINESS PORTION OF THE TOWN TN
DANGER

FREEHOLD. Nd, Sept. 11.-An extensive fire
Is raging mere The prime. pal business portion OF
Tue Town VIII probably be destroyed. Two brick
stores OIL Clark and Perrine, aud John Taylor's
MOTEL, opposite the court house. have been de-
stToyed.
Fire department assistance is coming here
from Long Branch, Asbury Park, Red Bank
ano Matawan. Thv town water supply is IRON
cisterns. The fire, the origin OF which is un.
known, started In the Perrine store. John
iaylors hotel Was one of the finest country
noteis III New Jersey and was only rebuilt two
years ago. The tire Is still spreading aud will
probably cross Main street.
THE FIRE o DER CONTROL.
FREEHOLD, N. j., Sept 1.-THE fire Is under
Gontroi. Five buildings in all were DESTROYED.
Ihe loss Is estimated al about SlOOOuO The
out.
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Montgomery County News.
THE PUBLIC SCuuOLS-THE nEMacRA TIc p

montgomery County News.
THE PUBLIC sCHooLs-THE DEMOCRATIC PR.
MARY.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, Sept. 18th, 1885,
Monday, September 18th. begins the schol.
astic year of the white schools OF Montgomery
county. The colored schools will open October
1th.
c. F. Fawcett has been appointed by the
school board, and approved by Senator Geo.
Peter. to scholarship in the Western Mary.
land college.
Charles Clagett, colored, charged with steal.
ing silver wsltch from John J. Davis. near
gainesville, has been lodged in jail here.
The democrats OF the sixth Congressional dis
trict will hold a primary election today, at the
place in each district fixed by law tor holding
Congress. Each district will also elect ave
delegates to a c1nyention to be held In Rock
Vile, October 26th, 1886, to take in considera-
ton the needs OF the democratic party.
CHARGES OF LARCENY AND RECEIVING
STOLEN PKOPERrY.-Anderson Page and Peter
mOrning-Page for the larceny OF $lU2 from
w. c. Hill, and Hunter for receiving S45 OF the
money. Knowing 1t to have been stolen. Page
pleaded guilty, and his case was sent to tue
grand jury. In the case Of Hunter the testi.
mony was taken, showing the loss Of the money
ter and MaSon aud 6fiicer RHODES. Tnss Ssse
was sent to the grand jury.
Ing were the readings a. the signal oiiics to-day:
a. M, 70; a. n., "a; IL u. m, "a; y. M, 7S:
maximum 7S; minimum. II.
DEATH OF PETER FEGAN.-A dispatch from
Hot Springs, Ark, WAS received In this city yes
terday by the relatives OF Mr.. Peter Fegan,
stating that he died there Thursday. Mr.. Fe.
gan was resident Of this city tor several years.
and conducted ~. Wholesale liquor store on
Pennsy lvania avenue, near An street. His body
Is expected 70 arrive here Tomorrow.
RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-W William Osborn. Sol.
diers Home, reports that while In q restaurant
ON TIN street yesterday afternoon, he was ROB-
bed of $50. Mrs. s. Handler, $50 18th street.
reports tnat abouts O'Clock last night ner house
was entered through side window and robbed
OF jewalry and revolver, worth SA6. John r.
Hickey, 10th aud K streets north west, reports
stolen from his money drawer SIS. James
Moreland, 14O514 9th street, reports thut his
house was entered through rear basement win.
dow yesterday morning aud u table cloth aud
S2.6O stolen.
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THE CHARLESTON BUfRERERS.
WaShingtOn's Fund for Their Relie
Still Increasin9.

The following contributions for relief Of the
Charleston sufferers have been received at THE
STAR office In addition to those heretofore men,
toned: Six divisions government printing
office. $685. Charles E. Foster. $50; DR.. r B.
Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Larner and
Morgan Steam Laundry, each $40; "G. b. B., u
each S. sads5 anS a1sh' Cash.
Cash" and &C. b." each 81; .'Cash" and emu
Charles g Duncansou has obtained the fol.
lowing additional subscriptions for the relief OF
me Charleston sufferers: John 7. Lehman, $25;
Raree. & Ross, $2S; John I. yost $40; Or. 4, A.
orme. $40; Geo. r. Keen. IS; Chas. kellogg,
&c; Jno. Joy Edison, rs; E: E. White, IS; II. {.
o Towso son ss sS MN sSS.ses ss
asrson S. Ro1i. s. fletcher Co. 90 s 4. {.
Bien, l. Moxley. N. land, Cash. H. F.
Burgess. VIM. Mayse, Jno. F. Waggaman, II:
l. smith, John Cook, Cash, W. b Gregg, 81
Mr. John I: Heck, Of the Government printing
once, Interior department branch. sent the
following contribution TO The STAR: Enclosed
the destitute family from Charleston OF whom
you made mention in last evenings paper.
Please turn the amount over to the proper per-
Mrs. [. silvey, formerly Of Charleston, but at
present employed in the government printing
ladies. OF which she is chairman, to receive con-
trioutions Of secondhand clothing, bedding,
ETC., for the Charleston sufferers She states
that she will either take the clothing to Charles
ton In a few days herself or will send H. to q
responsible person there, who will properly dis
Tribute it among the worthy. Contributions
will be received ut Willard's hotel.
Miss Edith NJ. Collins contributes $40, pro-
ceeds OF lawn party given by her and others.
The District Commissioners have received the
following additional subscriptions for Charles.
ton sufferers: q. c. NJ, and Is months old
baby, 30; +. D. r., 81, and DR.. Townshend, SIS.
The Commissioners to-day telegraphed to tue
mayor OF Char eston, =. c., to draw on them tor
1,154 ON account OF contributions received.
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90 10 GEO q wALKKR ron no,rruvxT.r
W 0rAntee Work; - 1ncil1s1eo n y sahan~ton 10
ouee woek Omce and Yard SOx % COS horSS S,ssnsSl
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HAS BROTHER In Observation-Disclosures
Walker, superintendent OF police, this morn
Ing received u telegram from j. Z. Raston, Of
Omaha, Neb., Stating that Frank Confrey, OF
the Union Pacific engineer corps. died there on
tue night OF the 9th inst. Mr.. Ralston says
that he cannot find relatives Of Confrey, bu /
has been told that he has a brother in Wash
ington, d. C., and requests Major Walker to
make inquiry for min. II Mr.. Cont-ey Is in the
city the major would like to hear from him. SO
that he may answer the telegram.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

1NOR SALE-NEw HOUSES ON THE install
ME\T PLAN.
2I3 1 St Sc, 200 cash. $50 a month. $4,000
lol2 Linden ST., lie Droit PARK $50 month, So 9 20.
1915 Line. St. - 81 20 }
ISIS 4Inden ST., $50.
Boundary st, near corner of Linden St, lie DToIt
Park s:55 "A month S3.sOO
Boundary St. near corner of Linden st., lie DrOit
PARK $50 month. $1,000.
Boundary ~, near corner of Linden ST., lie Droit
Park, $50 month. "a. $50.
SO4 New Ham psniI ave. S1OO cash, S25 Q
h, 81 400
l2lo " - NV $500 cash. S35 month, 1000.
12I7 W ST. NV. -3UD IN. $50 "A month $500
2236 to 2242 18th n. W., 500 cash. SIS d month.
81. 40.
1854 i -th ST. w, 500 cash. S25 a month. 1900
Z%oO lZth St corner Boundary. $500 CASH, Soo
month, 81 sou.
22UO 18th ST Nv corner w St, $500 cash. S4o d
month, S4-5OO 1880
Apply TO JOHN T. ARMS,
seIISt $40 r ST. NV.
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Denmark Initiating Canada.

The schooner Herbert NJ. Rogers arrived It
Gloucester, Mass, last night from Greenland.
On July Sd the Rogers arrived AT Logitopie on
the Greenland coast From Logitopie she sailed
10 Godthaab, q settlement containing about
500 inhabitants, but was prevented from land.
log by the governor OF the place. The captain
oil the Rogers was told that "A Danish man OF.
war patroiied the coast To prevent Americans
from nshing or trading with the natives AS the
treaty between Denmark aud the United States
forbade their doing SO. Capt Neie then sailed
north IN search OF halibuL stopping al Holsen.
berg, but was driven from the narbor and
threatened with the seizure OF his vessel II he
came there again.
The winners at the Brooklyn races yesterday
and Barnie b.
IL IL officially denied at Constantinople that
tne porte refused 10 receive Sir William A.
w hlte 4s acting British ambassador In tue
absence oi Sir Edward Thornton.
coioreu company Of the 9Th Massachusetts,
Voiuuteers, of Boston, Ia visiting Norfolk. Va.
and will also go W Petersburg, Va
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE-AT BARGAIN-THE HOUSE OF
Il naval officer about to leave the country; 10
nath and st Bile; situated within two squares ut
Iowa Circle Price S8,UOO
AUSTIN p BROWN,
sei-lm l426 +
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H A Z
New room house, near Iowa Circle SO $50
Brick, room house, 18th st- n.w....-......3,OOO
Frame, rooms. sd ,OO'
Brick, rooms Kingnan Place. ......-..... 600
rooms. Pierce Place, bet. 18th and 10th 8 300
9rOOms, 18Th st. near Iowa [ ircIe.6.OOO
IL rooms Q ST.. bet 18th and 14th ......7, $50
rooms. St, between I'D and 24th....3.5OU
10 rooms on Corcoran st............ 500
rooms I4th St, business property 900
rooms. Q st, bet 4th and 9Th NV. =. .-.3 300
Brick store and dwelling. 14th st.. 10000
Brick, rooms. on Riggs ST. bet 18th and 14th-6 OOV
Brick, . rooms Walach ST., bet 18th u l4th..4 500
Do On Dunbaron . ............l 500
DO on Congress 81, near post 900
Two houses s Z. ave. Ae both for } 500
Also improved and unimproved property in all parts
au2oSw' 142s New York ave
ENOR sALk-STORE AND DWELLINV, l4TH
II ST. NV: $4,000. GEO. W. LINKINS, 100 2O.h
St se.-6t
LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FINE BRICK
Il residence In Alexandria Va, containing nine
rooms, also bath and store rooms. coal vaults aud
good CELLAR water and gas through large side and
both boats and ,ar,. VIII exchange for Washington
property, improved or unimproved, and assume a
small incumbrance WM II. BARSTOW. 6l5 eth
ST NV aul0LIm
IIOR SALE-HOUSES IN ALL QUARTERS IF
y the city. too numerous TO mention here people
or on beautiful corners. with broad parking lovely
views You that about to purchase please see us
before you decide. Buy aud old rush later In
the season. HUMPHREY & ADAMS. Real Estate
Brokers. 6lS 81 NV. jy3l
EHOR sALE-TWO VERY FINE NEW GROOM
reasonable price. BATES q WHITMAN. 1907 st.
Nv auI4-lm
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THE DEATH OF A WORTHY YOUNG MAN-The
many friends OF Mr.. Albert l.. Miner will be
panied to learn or his death which occurred
tnis morning about IL O'clock at his mothers
residence, No. 1l6 u street nor hwest. Mr.
was for Several years employed on the The
EVENING STAR, and by his ainiaole disposition
and good conduct made many friends. His
mother has TIE sympathy OF tue community In
her ahiiction. He was her only sou.