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Breathing Through the Mouth.


81 Nicholas.
Tight dressing, though the most serious hin
drance " the na0it ol good breathing, 10 noS
the only obstacle. There careless ways Of
sitting and standing that draw the shoulders
forward and cramp the chest; and IL is as hard
for the lungs 70 do good work when the chest =
narrow and CONSTRUCTED il is Tor a closely ban,
daged hand TO Set copy OF clear, graceful pen
InaaSnip. Then there are lazy ways oil breath
Ing, anu one-sides ways oi breathing. and tn
particularly bad nauii OF breathing through Tho
mouth. Now the nose was meant 10 breathe
Through, and it is maryelousiy arranged ior a.
tering t,ie impurities cut ol the alr, and IoT
changing II ~ "A suitable temperature lor eE Ter.
ing the lungs. The mouth la such appara-
uus, and wnen air h swallowed through the
mouth instead OF breathed through the nose, it
has AN injurious effect upon the lungs. A story
ID told Of an Indian vino had "a personal en-
counter with q white man much his superior IN
size and strength, aud W no WAS asked aIterward
IL he was not AFRAID. "Me never afraid vi man
who Keeps mouth open, Was the immediate
reply. Indeed. breathing through the mouth
gives foolish and weaA expression 10 the face.
sas you may See 10y watching any asleep with
the mouth open.
IL may be noted that an anemic, or low, con-
dition OF the blood L. seldom found where there
Is an established habit Of lull, deep breathing
with the mouth closed.
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TARIFF REGULATIONS MoDIgfxD.--In view
OF the Acting Attorney Generals opinion that
tin cans containing French peas and other sim.
liar goods are exempt from aoty, the Treasury
duty at the rate OF 100 per cent Nd valorem on
papers containing needles. cartons containing
china tea sets, books containing pins, earthen-
war jars containing meat. and In other sim.
liar cases.
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The COurm.

EQUITY COURT-tud0e James.
Yesterday, Pollard ayL CarrJl reference to
auditor. Wall ast. District; rule returnabie
October LIST granted.
To-day, Wortningtoa agt Randall; trustee
direcieu 10 accept order. Johnson as,t Alien;
iea.e to amend. Zyprecht agL Zyprecht APP
pearance ordered. Chapman agL. CLARK; hear.
ins In General Term ordered. Levin agL
Fowler; collection of insurance directed, Will
lard agL Corcoran; injuncton denied.
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w ILL THE PARTIES WHO VII NESSED THE
w arrest from u 81 hOoner moored q doek tdur-
hS the ReGe tt4) on Tuesday, pie send their re
specti aQdT 10 Z. +. sAuAN 2237 CleyeIa md
ave. for the sake Of justice. Its
IN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEM AND
1ents' Secondhand CT hing Address or call Al
JUSIH > Old stand OlA ID st.
4 lAUTlON-GkTH HAR1rS INSECT POWDER IN
~ Il free from poison. Ii 10 not sold loose My trade
mark Is ON the lid Beware OF imitation. Send card
TO I'll "a 81. NV. seltLst4
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He Was the Institution.
THE ALLEGED CoLORED swINDLER HELD FOR
THE GRAND JURY.

THE GRAND JURY.
De Witter Dumas, the alleged colored
"swindler," was brought up before Judge Smell
to-day on charge OF false pretenses, it being
alleged that he obtained So from Father Tewes,
of ST. Marys church, in aid of an Organization
for the benefit oil the coiored race. The prisoner
is aouuL 5S years OF age, and was born in Lon
don, En. iund. He is said 10 be good sleno-
grapuer, and is AN excellent ttiKer.
Mr.. Lavender recited the Charge to the court,
anu stated wnaL ue expected to prove in cOn-
nectiOn with it about the alleged institution
iOr the uenefit OF the colored rslce.
''He is demonstrating that there ought to be
sucl an in,titution,' said the judge.
Father TeweS testified o giving the defendant
$5 upon his representations.
Detective Manon testified that after the arrest
he went to II place in Baltimore where the de-
fendant said his headquarters Were, and finding
tuere WAS no sucn Institution he reiurnea aud
informed the PRISONER wnat lie nad learned.
Dumas tnen said tnat ne was the lnsIitu lion;
lnat he was its PRESIDE mt, aud added, II am DE
Wltler Tunas."
Tue defendant testified in his own behalf,
ana Tue cHse Was sent TO the grand jury; bonds
$500.
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INOR sALE-THosE Two HANuSOsE NEW
Il Brick Houses on 18th ST. NV. containing rooms
eacn anI an modern improvements Price, sS.oOu
ana 80 wv terms 70 sui: rented x21.5O per mouth
each DAN IN HOVER q son. II l5 + st. sezst- %
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I9oR sALE-THOeE lWo HANDsOAE NEW
s.es ana apuses al On 18th 81. coniailns reons
s sd Isassa sos $. sasn
E9ns Es, sALE-vERY NEAT HOUSES IN Mt
.saa.av. j.R HERTFoRD,
FoR sALE.sEyERAL NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
4 houses, with bath rooms aud gas fixtures. in
I part OF the city heated Throughout with
'''''-' ''" go 20 $50 Aesnss res nGs'P 2: BROWN.
.e,o.o,, Real hatate and md Loans.
sxIo9m roo house in northesstesn par. Of the
-' 's y 'A's 0' s2a 2tEs1ns tss nShin. Z BROWN.
se22-2m i4-o + st NV.
ENoR sALE-BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS, ONE
square: desirable ior Office holder; 4OO fruit
SAMUEL ENGL.sH. Wo.f st. any saturday evening.
EoR sALE-OR RENT, on LEAsE-I333 COR.
y cOran St; IL rooms: mod imps.: in thorough and
handsome repair. Inquire OF OWNER. on premises
ground 2si. oy s6 Ieet 10 wide alley Irice ~ 900
chaser. Address Box 25 star oiiice. se1o-im
EoE sALE-A BARGAIN. IN WEST WASH
II ington-A good twostory back building and base
ment frame and brick dwelling, nine rooms. all mod
ern improvements lot 4zx1O in frst-cass neighbor-
nooo fTce $4,OUO 10 an immediate purchaser. EASy
terms.
On St n. e.. two frame Houses Lot 8Oxsa Price
500 each.
Also row of new brick Houses in 80 n. alley, nw.
Price, "a 800 for all.
BARGAINS ON CAPITOL. HILL
A new two-story bay-window and bnck-bulding
orck dwelling: six rooms; BATH range latrube and
slate manels on 9th St.. near Greene statue: $1,000.
terms easy
A line line new brick, bay window, six rooms and bath.
on Stn 81. S. c.. S2.5Otb; terms easy.
Two new two-story and basement brick dwellings,
nve rooms and cellar, ON n st. near navy yard;
1wS new Brick bay-window dwellings on X
street northwest. near Washington Circle; So 500
each; and three new Groom bricks mmediat ly
IN the rear. $500 each Three two-stury "A
orcks In rear OF 80 10Th ST.; rent. 81 80
So,OOO. New fOur-rOOm brick, Z2l4 Virginia ave. n.
W; rents $123O per month; $1,xOu All good invest
mentS
sels-lm DANENHowER SON, l115 st. n W.
Eut sALk-A DESIRABLE THREEsTORY
a nrlck dwelling, roOms III dern improvements,
central location. rice s6UUo tn cash purchaser. Ap-
ply ON the premises. 1913 9TH st. NV. seIUims
NOR SALE
We have Houses in all parts of the city and at all
prices that we can sell on the nstaliment plan
bargains or Investors with ready cash. Please call
ana see us be.ore purchasing.
HUMPHREY & ADAMS
Real state Brokers, 61S + ST. NV.
insurance anu loans procured. sal6
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PhiladeIphia Nominations.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3O.-The democratic
county conventions to-day endorsed George 8.
Graham, the republican nominee tor district
attorney, Joseph Allison and VIM. s. Pierce,
the republican nominees for judges OF common
plea court, and nominaied James Gay Gordon,
the present judge, for judge or common pleas
court No. and Dr. VIM. b. Trites TOR coroner.
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WAsHINaToNs VALLEY FoRoH HEAD
oUARTERs.-The trustees for Pennsylvania of
the Patriotic Order sons OF America, will meet
the Centennial Memorial Association at Valley
the Sons o. America TO ltN the mortgage oif
General Washtugt0n's headquarters.
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Washington >.ocx axc,auye.

1.-THE following changes from yesterdays quotations
onthe WashIuso S.oei Exon .iig. ir noted TODAY:
ttss. looI rec se. ed. lI2 bad, l1>1a asAsl |. :.
ts. coupon. l-eia MD. - asked u. As, reg
1874. currency. 1I7as bld. Il iS7s d. .ty, M
find. tis, lob2. CON Il34 Did. 10 aske, Washing
ton Gas, 80 bid. S9l2 ASKED. t,remeus Iis, 4Zl.
asked. 70 on,ac I.,s., .,l bad. Riggs .ls j, 81.
a.Hea. National Metropolitan bail" 1 40 bid a..
eiS ana -anItS L-ank, GeOf,t t.wn. 80 ni t..
Reai 1stat Iit4e in,df-.ee, 100 pid. los -.
S,SA2 viu, S4.s ssh ed
Nat. Safe Deposit Co 1881. hill -
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select Jew, DuL to put lii nOiniu. canuidates
for election AZ The ensuiiis election"
Tue ecrets,ry tnen read t.e cal. The chair
man and secretary vi the convention were Sc
iecteu sas temporary otlcerS.
THE RESOLUTIONS
The following sesoiu,ons " ere submitted for
Considerations: Ine democrats VI MASSACHUSETTS,
hereby rea1firm TIE principles euunciateu in
the national ueinocratIc platform of 1884, and
view with saO,s. .acilon the benenceut results
Oi denlocraiic rule in tile nation. Presiueni
Cieye,And iias kept td,t. with the people, he
II reueemlng the pledges Oh reform on wnicn he
Was ciectcu, aud n,, ,iNen iiie c,,ua rs a ciea.,
cdt,,D.G ANA patfiotic administrations, worthy
.. L.ie support AL .r.euus sood govern
Nell. He n;., NInuI. t.c d-iuucr.,tic party
from the sianders oi It's enemies 10y demonstraL-
il.g lis niAess iur power, ami its ABILITY
tlon honest, thri.ty a.u conservative
management oi its .iftirs. We recognize and
app. aud the steau.sst aunertnce oi the Presi-
dent to his lo-eiect.uu PROMISES and the
pieuse maue 10 t.,5 people IN 1904 III regard to
civil service rcIOrlE. ine paiLisau ABUSES Oi
republican rule nave b.en largely Corrected;
The qua.ity aud tone ot the civil service
Lnrou, ut tne couatry has been vastly inl-
proved; the power OF al P'intinent ana
aud restraint, niau.f.stiy inspired by "a sincere
ue ire to ui>pen,c public patronage and nil the
offices wnicn belong 10 the people In a new anu
De. srifit, O..seu upon Lac to,ert regard ior
honest differences of opinion. lnis Is In strih-
ing aud Wholesome contrast to the vindictive
oatracisin %. la, uppohe".., practiceu ,or nearly
lSir,. tlOu.
Ne demand Judicious reform OF the tariff.
Honest money must be maintained. The
gou and silver coinage Oh the cons. ituLlOn and
t.ie circulating paper meaiuin, based on buth
cOinaSts, and easily converted into either,
must oe deieudeu agaln>t all assaults.
Inc citizens Of Mas>aGhueells Fave an abid-
ing interest," iu the Ocean fisheries which ior
genera .ions have been carried on by her ves-
ST IS and fi>nermen. " hire taXutlon direct and
indirect Is iinpo,ed, anu a revenue drawn By
tue Town, STATE and Federal governments from
the hardy n,nerlnen vino hou uuder flaas
We shall OPP Use all efforts to admit rivais
under iofegn tag to sell their fish Tree OF du,y
unu taxes in The markets OF the United States
We welcome the new era Oi OR, anized labor.
Remembering the long ana earnest struggle
naae by tue democrats vi Mas. a:.iusetts IVr a
repeal OF the tax on the poor mius ballot, We
have the right 10 congratulate the wOrkinymen
that at last the republican, party has surren-
dered on this Issue, and that an amendment
aboiishing the pOil-tax qualification is on its
way To the people. We p.edge ourselves again
to the task OF aDoiishing contract labor in pris-
Ons and the extension OF the ten-hour law, TO
include women and children employed in mer-
camille establishments.
JOHN +. ANDREWS NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR,
John +. Andrews, OF Boston, was nominated
for governor by acelaina tiOn.
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HE MISSED OVER SEVEN HUSpR

He MISSED OVER SEVEN HUNDRED Doll
LARS.-"Lsist night when started out I had
800 in my pocFet," SAID Henry Rosendale. u
IsacniniS,, as he entered the detective oIhce
this morning, ''and when l woke up in the
station uouse this morning the officers told me
only had two cens." Kusendaie was inIOxi-
Gated at the time, and had been l0c1ed up NJ
the station TOR iuLOx Oxication.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

CALLED on THE PnHs1DENT.-Commodore
Harmony, Gov. Porter, Assistant Secretary
Tho mpsop. Gen. Drum and Rev. r. Il
Kennedy, Of Henderson, KY. called upon the
President to-day.
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NV.

NV
l5l0 23d Il 221S &
2222 Va. av.. LII "a. 900
S.W.. n. r.. Il S.E.
4t6-S llth, b. h., !, 9r.. 10, 600
do LIST & 3 h. III real
Lh-, Aw., or...-..-.3, 900
2l6-2L 18Th l. Ky.
Av. Sc. b. bXs,-C.aN ., 700
515 1lth Sc, 4 b. ,6r. z, 600
b12 Il Sc. f.h-, Dr., ,Uvu
y Gil 1 s.e., 5r.-...2,U u
o4@0344 VI s-w- ,4r.-I,i o.
ll2 h n-e., t.h.. 6r... ,ovU
,oLS l1th Sc, Gr......l. 500
SzO 3, h st Ne. 7r....1..,uU
3Io o. h Sc. 6r......l, 400
4Uo&4iO 9th, s.w..-l 900
Az 3u ,.e., f.h.. I'll 100
Alley, 4l2 & 9th, ii ~
! | s.w., tn, 4.r...........9OO
portion OF property on my
ottlce for bulletin issued on
EAOS. i. WAGGAMAN.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR SALE-FoR INyEsTMENT-TWo NINE
l. room Bricd Dwellings in northwest. occupied BY
permanent and best OF tenant; Careful and prompt
pay frIce. 5000 each.
NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.,
Se3U-3t 500 II st. W.
LNOR SALE-6O6 NJ ST. NV, THREE->TDRY
i and basement brick: rooms: all modern m-
provements; house In good repair; lot 2ux1OO In
qGre on premises se30-3t%
IFOR SALE-SEvERAi. OF THE MOST DESIR-
> able reside 1ces in Hyattsviile, at prices from
elCOO TO SlO0OO. i. III. SMITH & SON, 122Z
street. se3O-2w
INOR SALE-THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY,
- cor 6th St and Pa. ave, Capitol HILL GF.O. +.
HARBIN, Trustee, 319 Pa ave. 5. se3o-3ts
tNDR SALE-UIoN EASY TERMS Or PAY
L ment House 800 NJ NV. corner Sd ST.: T.: I'll
M IL handsomely paper ed throu yhout; facing puDlic
park LOUIS r. SHOEMAK r.
se29-3t go + ST. E.
vNOk SALE-AT BARG AIN If PURCHASED
Il at once, q very desirable s-room-and cellar new
briek House on .th ST between y and NV; nice
front and yard to wide alley. suitable for stable
purposes. LOUIS L. SHOF MAKER.
se29'St 90 f ST.
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LNOR SALE-N. w.

IL HOO 10 1903
Riggs, ,b.h., Sr....-S24, 800
sSI&So2 9Th. bn. ,s.24.UUU
22lU 10 2l34 Boun-
Diary. b. h., 4r......-lG, 800
2O-4 10 zO4Z Boun-
dairy, hh-, 4r......15,7UO
] to D, alley bet NJ a.
n. 18th & l3lh......6, 600
1l39 to llolla I'D. d, ,UuU
liX3 2Ota. fh-. or. ..&
z h. In rear, 4r.....-5.OOU
2l26 to 2l;SU h. b.h. q, ,UyU
1871 u. fh. 6r. 10,
IL $50 24th. b. h. .4r.5,UuU
LA .&49 VI ALISON,
4r.&Z oh. in rear...4 500
i43-4i Prather 8 al. Il 500
l534-36 9th, b. h. ,6r.4, lot
4O0-l1 Baar's alley-4, ,UvU
The above Is only u
books. or fnll list call at
the LIST anu lJIh iSe2SI
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COUNTRY BOARD.

RoARDERs SOLICITED FOR THE FALL IN
unrivaled for health free of malaria and frsc Ass
country Recommendations supplied oouatifully: 20 per
county, Md. se&,-i I'M
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PkoPEkTY.

tss ~, pace OF Ia acres with Improvements and
sliIIDie iof SUBDIVISION into sites bounded by
hs pIopossa koes Crssk park Pierce nil read and
tAe h4hsie road Direct criye TO ths new presi-
asnIa. home. kineiy situated on three hills sur.
toehoeu " saAtey aho massive oak and eh.stnut
sHna Ian os ooosni rs whose Ia part Price
V.DV PS& sSse SNO A fkkS<OTT.
S~&M l4l6 81 NV
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ouRRNsrowr CA LIE MARKEr-

QUEENSTOWN CA LIE MARKEE.-1S7 cattle
IN the market loS sold to butchers as
good sold from 4 to 4Asc. per ib.; me-
diam, sold from 31a to Gage. per It,; common
irom 2ia 81 per 40. % eit over. 1.322 sheep
anu lam Us ou the marke All sold to butchers
follows: Old sheep sold from to 3lac per
lb.; yeariing sold from to 4a4c. per H.;
lambs sold from 4 to &c. per ID. 2S cows and
calves suld from $40 to 500 each. Market
for cattle, slow. Market for sheep and lambs
good.
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NoOomrxAINr A0AiNsf T1E WHITE MxN.-
ICFuWfuot the Blnoki0Ot ehieE who was loyal 70
ne Dupinion governinenI during The recent ~
bellion. arrived at Montreal yesGerday, accom-.
pNnied by his brother, Three BuliA Being asked
what he thoughtot the rebe!lton. Cx0wioot .stds
rei,ais on the Americas side had 20 undergo
~ mot disposed 20 run me same risk foe my.
silf and thS tsibo. Moreover. I had no cDsns
risint % make against the white men, and lam
slad that promlsed them my trieudship and
kept n The Others tried hard - get me on
tkssir ida and they offon sent me- t06aoc0 for
tilas purpese, bat always returned their ~
Evening star., 1886-09-30

The New YORK &tOck Market,

TIE following re the openn and 500 ?. price,
OF the New York STOCK Mar~ today. rv.OrseI 81
special wire L. Il. Dodge .1,i9 is n SLreeL
Evening star., 1886-09-30

TIE MOTION FOB NEW TRIAL.
Chicago special Says: The only juror In the
anarchist trial who sw0re that he had never ex.
pressed any opinion upon the subject was Scott
g. Randall. among the afiidavitS died tor the
new TRIAL In the case is Sne BY John Soreii,
which states that Randall told the af1iant that
ell OF the anarchist prisoners should be hanged.
S0reiis who n M Old man. said to-day that he
might possibly be mistaken a. to the identity
Of Randall, bnt be did not think he wxA Later
he recognised . Mr.. Fiske, . friend Of Randall,
g the persOn who made the remark In Ques-
tiou, aud stated that he would At once with
draw the Afndavit he had made In the cAse.
This it il stated, destroys ons of the chief req
soma urged Tor = new trial OF the anarchists.
APRIEsr IN TaouBLk-A hotel keeper In Q
parish near MSsntreAl is In trouble with his
priest, under the folio owing circumstances Tue
priest, having heard snAt the hotel keeper
had sold liquor On Sunday sum.
dSmsnded $50, or 10 default he would
denOuncs him In public. The hotel keeper,
though inn0ceua vas efraid, and would have
complied but for his friends. who told him he
Wns liable 70 be prosecuted at any time. He
applied for warrant ioc the arrest of the priest
l0r attempting 70 ext0rt money through
threats. Is u expected tbAt IN day O. two the
arrest viii be made.
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1896 p ST.. 1ir.-.-....---S10
2ul3 q st, lOr...--........-tio
l6Z4 18th st. NV. 1Ur-6o
SO1 2Ist lar. .m-L......-.-.6U
l45h 81 ext. = Sdwel ngS. 50
I73I 18th 81. NV. 9r 80
Cor. N-H.aye.&Q ST. .Sr-5o
.-U32 u ST n-w.. llr----.0O
2 6 A st. Sc. llr..--..-.--4O
1870 Ii sts.w.. l2I.-----...4O
llth st extd.1 dwfg--i0
.SUtj q 81 n-w------.:S:S IS.
l44O X. /. ave, 7r--.-....Z2
1922 lst s.w. ,6r.---..-...l5
SHED.
3lOl II ST., 11r-.-......S150
1905 Mass. ave-. 12r...25O
IZl3 conn. a. lar. .SI o6
iUis Conn., ave-, l2r...20O
i2O4 18th ST. l3r-..--.-.2OO
4 .O2 18th St, llr..-.-i25
1876 i9th St L.n.w.1Zr-l25
1904 lYtn St E.w. .9r.-.l25
l6lS .lst st.. llr......-.l.5
4 1OG Conn ave............l2J
l343 18th ST., 12r.--1l2.5O
! 44o y ST.. NV, 1lr.-1UO
lI0l p 81. .w.,lOr...--1UO
2UOy i St, 9r..-...-....-.-.l25
AIN * Fayette ST., 1lr--s5
10 list ST., a. ...--..--..15
examined by permit from
A. j. FISHER Il CO.
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THE CAsD OF HERcf. AAyr1LI..-The District
Commissioners have had the charges against
Sergt Charles SalEell under c0nsiderAtion
nearly ell uAy, the argument tor 6a11eli being
by Nj. Eugene Carusi and for tho District BY
the attorneys tor the District The cAse was
stu under AoviDement Ut three O'Clock.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
MASSACA USETrS DEMOCRATS.
Their state Convention At Worcester
TO.Day-Jhe HseSOlutiOns.s

WORCESTER, Sept. 3U-The democratic state
convention assembled here to-day at 11:3O AIN.
Hon. p. A. Collins called the delegates 70 Order.
AT that hour the hail was well filled.
Hon. p. A. Collins, 1n assuming the
CnaIr, said: mis- is not gathering
Called tosetAer tO tatify the nomination Of a
select Jew, UuL to put liz nOiniu,.tlou canuidates
for election AZ The eusuiiiS elec,lun.
the ecfetury Lnen read t,.e CAL. The cnalr-
mau and secretary tue convention were Sc
iecteu as temporary officers.
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Il O R A e.
Brick, rooms. wylie st. ........ 81 400
Brick, rooms, mod ilnps.. 18th 200
Brick, rooms, King Place ......-..... 600
rooms. Pierce Place, bet. 10th aud I6ih-s.3OO
6rooms II ST., between 23d and 24th..-.3.5OO
~ rooms on toreoran st,.,.: .....4 500 :,,,.,
rooms Fenton St, mr. Gov Print Uf6cr-i 800
D., rooms; ST bet 4rh and 9TH NV. 300
Brick, rooms. on Rigs s bet I3fh and iiih6 900
Brick, rooms. Wallach ST. bet 18th & l4th.4 900
Do 5rocms, on w arner 400
Do. 'n Dunoarton 900
Ii Brck, H. 5e, 9th Sc, ath.nr PENSION ocs o0S
Also improved ana unimproyed property in all parts
sel53ws 1925 New lork ave.
t>OR sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON II ST.
~ SIX rooms each; all mod imps: ten per cent
Brick. on h, between 2Ist and I'D suitable or
s'sf i44s New Yors a,s aSe easy Apes 81
ENOR SALE-LANIER HEIGHTs-A VERY
I substantial. ntw broom Brick dwelling. W tn
1900 feet of ground for "a. $50 pretty lite Lot
5oxl4U. well located. on Kansas ave. for 81 I.OuU
The hal dsomest lar Lot in the Subdivision,
prety 10000 lots All of this is most desirable
property and rapidly growing ;,stsr. bs!ter ,,,,,,
se2s st i423 st. NV
L,oR SALE-A FINE PROPERTY ON F ST. NV.
IL improvements consist OF nice house, IA rooms.
cheap ns House on 3d. near rGssn iah 10 on
All mod imps-. SIDE lot 20 fl. 'front.' sI4UOO. A nice
HOUSE. n ST. u.W ii ToolbS HiOu tnpa, iOt ~
stable in rear; $500. New, splehdidy built house
on NJ ST. NV rooms. staircase cnerry, everything
hrst-ciass; $500 Nice brick HUusr. 9TH s.w., 8
roums med imps.: S3,OUU fine House st. bet
2Uth and list NV, IA rooms, al mod AMPS, stone
steps and trimmings; $1,000. Two stores with
dwellings. l4th ST. n.w.; seOUO each; offer wanted
Large frame House. iOth ST. s. IL rooms, mod.
np- lot 26 IL y IO5, stable in rear: s;0UO three
brick Houses. 18th 81, H. e.: will rent for sS each:
81 800; AZ per cent Investment oEO. W. IL v
kINS. TO Goth St
LN:R SALE OR RENT-NEARLY NEW HOUSE:
~ ~ rooms; In perfect order: fine location Du
pOnt circle; every Improvements; rent s75 Price,
Sll.oOO Apply 1870 Connecticut ave. opposite Jel-
ferSou Place seZs-,ts
NOR RSALE-VERMONT AVE. TWELVE-ROOM
II Brick: handsomely furnished connecticut ave.
i2room Brick; Sl6OOO. Near dupont Giro. e, hand
some i2-room Brick. $1,000. U 1t 9,h L. w.,
two hne room Bricks: so GOO anu 9. UOU Column
bia ST. three new s-rOum bricks; o5.ouU.
se2o LkWIS IL WR,GHT l2l2i, + AZ
Evening star., 1886-09-30

INVEST THROUGH TIE SOUND AMI RE
Liable Western Fnrn Mortgage Co, Lawrence.
Nan. S..pitai anu SURPLUS, S-ou,OUO. Carefully
e. iected IS. a.rigaee Farm Loans payable in n. Y.
ciiitleS Absolute satisfaction. 10 years experience
NO losses Reer to lhirl National b. NIX. n y. city:
National bank, Lawrence. Kan, hundreds of III
vestors. For fIil lnfo NATION call upon address
su~ .-3n* sH Ia, IL lTf.k. frederick. Nd.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

INOR RSALE-DESIRABIEL LOI. NJ ST. BETWEEN
4th and 9th south 'front.' 81 ieet inches wide
by 2lo Ieet deep exIend Ridge ST.; IT,, of
ground Price sl ~ per foot Inquire 6IS l.
NV se2S-6ts
E.NIR SALE-NO CASH If IMPROVEp OR WILL
Il Trade ON Cash BasiS-Lots near Treasury, near
Peusi Office, near l4f St and Capitol
ST.. large list OF otner properties, improved and
uninpt owed, on ordinary terms.
se<.ot l. A MCINTYRE 9IS st,
Evening star., 1886-09-30

SPECIAL BARGAINS. Several six-rOom houses
ON "A street northeast all modern improvements 10
per cent investment. Price, only 5000 eat III also
BRICK. rms. Corcoran bet 18Th 14th "a 200
" 10 I" - iStable) 6,oUu
IL :" 1000
bet. Vermont ave. & 10th..3,Su
11th near + (for business 100
18th near 4 ST., new house. .....-5. TOO
bet n. Cap. d list sts. L. 100
Apply at once 10 j. w. r NJ YEkS,
sel5:Sw< 14xS New York ave.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

LTOR ORRENT-BEAUT1FULLY fNISH
4 thTse-siOTy. DaywIudow house. 2l2 North Capitol
ST. LIeiy oCcupiesi By HON. y. e. blanchard, Louis
lana Apply al -Z2 North Capitol st. sel1-2w*
NOR KENT-
Il 40 Il St n-w., new, rooms m imps, $500.
l. &. YOUNG.