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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17
Efforts to Check Negro Immigration,

New ORLEANS, Dec. 16-A special to the
Picayune from Edwards, Miss, says "The ex-
odus of negroes from this vicinity continues un-
abated. Every train carries off carloads of men,
women and children. the victims of emigration
agents, who make them believe that the bottom
land section is q veritable negro heaven. A
mass meeting of best citizens was held here to-
day and resolutions were adopted and ordered
to be posted warning the emigration agents to
desist from their efforts among the negroes or
forthwith leave the community. The meeting
appointed a committee whose duty it is to wait
on, in a becoming style. all such agents who re-
fuse or neglect to comply with our modest but
earnest demands"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17
Alaska's Boundary Line:
Ottawa Special.

OIIHWd
The Minister Of the Interior, Hon. Thomas
White, stated this evening that negotiations
were pending looking to the appoin tment of
joint commission by Canada and the United
States for the purpose of settling the boundary
between Alaska and British North America.
The cost of such a commission and surveys
necessary would be approximately g. 00O 600,
which would be borne jointly. Difficulties
which are coming up over the possessions of
large lumber and mining interests there render
it necessary that something be done at an early
daV
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A Passenger VINO Paid No Fare.
Special to the Indianapolis journal


RAILWAY. N. j., Dec. 16. The telegraph oper-
ator handed to the conductor of the express
train from Philadelphia, on it's arrival here, last
night, telegram from Jersey City, saying:
"Tell your engineer there is the body of man
on his engine" Upon examining the pilot of
the engine a mans body, terribly mangled, was
wick and telegram wasssent from there to the
dispatchers office at Jersey City whence the
above notice was sent back to the engineer. The
engineer does not know when he struck the
body. The body has not been identified.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17

Monday afternoon travelling book agent
called at the residence of Elmer Mcclure, No.
IA Davidson street, and Mr.. Mcclure purchased
of him Bible, for 81. The agent was to have
called on Tuesday for the money but he did not
come until yesterday morning. There was no
one at home but Mrs. Mcclure. and she gave
him $2O-bill out Of which to take the pay.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17

NEW York, Dec l6-Mr and Mrs. Hamilton
Fish gave reception. last evening. at their res
idence, on the occasion Of the fftieth anniver-
saFy Of their marriage. The reception was con-
Aned to the relatives and nearest friends. Mr.
Ftshs full beard is silvery now, but is as luxu-
liant and dark as when he was Secretary of
State in General Grants Cabinet He wore a
dark rose in the lapel Of bis coat. and leaned
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17

slightly on a cane while receiving his friends at
the parlor door. Mrs. Fish was Miss Keane, of
South Carolina, fifty years ago Her grand
father represented South Carolina in the old
confederation of States which preceded the con-
stitutional union of States. Mir. and Mrs Fish
have seven children and seventeen grand child
rem. All of them were present except one of
the grandsons, who is at school in England.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17
Family Fatally Poisoned.

CHICAGO. Dee 16.-At South Evanston. this
morning, all the members Of a family named
Yates were poisoned at breakfast The family
consists of mother, two children and servant
Each was taken violently i'll Immediately after
eating. Tonight the lives of Mrs Yates and
the oldest child, girl of four years, are des-
paired Of. Oatmeal mush, partaken Of by the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, A. NJ.
Special indications for twenty-four hours from
A. NJ: For Indiana-Fair weather; slightly
warmer.
For Ohio and Indiana-Fair weather; south
eriy winds; slightly warmer.
For Illinois-Fair weather; southerly winds;
slightly warmer
For Wisconsiu-Fair weather, followed by
light snow: variable winds; slightly warmer
For Eastern and Western Michigan-Snow;
variable winds, becoming southery; slightly
warmer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17
A Cause for Regret.
philadelDhia Recor

Ph1IadeIphla HeCOru.
That portion of Tennyson's 'New Locksley
Hall" which has been cabled to this country is
bad enough to arouse regret that the hero Of
old "Locksley Hall" did not carry out his origi-
nal intention of mating with savage and rear
ing dusky race In some Island Of Cathaway so
distant that he would never have cared about
returning to civilization.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17


Representative Matson, of Indiana, has sue.
ceeded in getting more than three hundred of
his constituents into Office since the present ad-
ministration began, and he isn't through yet.
Matson is one of those cheerful statesmen who
hold firmly TO the old Jacksonian plan of reform
ing the civil service with scoop shovel
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17
Almost Persuaded.

Atlanta Constitution.
We are getting ready to advocate female suf-
frage. If women were allowed to vote in pri-
mary election, for instance, and there was any
doubt about the fairness of the count, a rumpus
would be raised. Please don't forget that.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17
Past ReDair.
Il oston Transcript

Boston Transcript.
Judging from Tennyson's last poem, Locksley
Hall was seriously damaged by the tnunderbolt
which sixty years ago he babe fall on it
with rain or hail, or fire or snow.
The ruins are neither pleasing or picturesque
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17
SOCIETY MEETINGS.


A A. o. N. M. S.-MURAT TEMPLE WILL
IN. hold a meeting this friday evening, OF 7:30
o'clock. Election and installation of Divan for en-.
suing year. Full attendance desired.
j. T. BRUSH, Potentate.
c. F. HOLIDAY, Recorder.
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eoxarnor Alrer,s Christmas csifts-

DETROIT, Dec 16 -Governor Alger will give
each of 487 Detroit newsboys suit of clothes for
a Christmas present. The boys will be measured
next week and suits delivered at their homes on
Christmas eve.
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A Social Sensation.
Washington Special.

Washington Special.
There Is wicked rumor afoat that Mrs Whit
severe rebuke from her mistress for calling on
Mrs Logans buffers daughter before the latter
had called upon her. The social world seems to
be terribly shaken by the skirmishing over pre-
cedence
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17
Gifts for Christmas,

For either lady or gentleman, nothing Is more
delicate than box of Colgate's exquisite Cash
mere Bouquet Soap.
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family, is found to have been mixed with rat
poison The poisoning is not believed TO have
been accidental, but no one person is definitely
SUSPECTED
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EDUCATIONAL.
BOYS CLASSICAL SCHOOL

Eleventh year. Prepares for Harvard. Yale and all
other Colleges snd Scientific Schools. Send for cata
logue. Special instructors in Gymnastics Voice Gull
ture and Drawing Primary department.. Careful
dianapolis, Ind. Separate school for girls.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17

ScRoFuf.A, that moss assaded faint in the hu.
man system, finds perfect cure in Ayers Sar-
saparilla
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-17

He handed her in change bat $11. and then ran.
She describes him as a middle-aged man, with a
sandy beard
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Local Observations.

Time. Bar. Their. Hum. Wind Weather r, ain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-25

The debate yesterday on the Congressional
library bill did not carry the project on very
far toward cOnsummation. Mr.. Holmans sub
stitute, approPriating only one million dollars
instead of the three millions contemplated in
the original measure, and providing for the
choice of a site by the District Commissioners
and the Secretary of the Interior on 'sground
owned by the United States.'' is in the interest
OF false economy, and isapparently intended
10 defeat any measure for the erection of an
adequate building. The federal government is
not yet reduced to such q condition financially
that II must cheat itself in matter like this.
There are no grounds now owned by the United
States which would be suitable for such a build
Ing as the library requires. There could not be
built for one million dollars "a house entirely
nre-proof, INTELLECTUALLY a credit to the nation
and of dimensions ample to accommodate the
vast collection of books and papers now dumped
in IA heap in the rooms of the west front of
the Capitol, together with the Accommodations to
be expected during the next fifty years. We
have in the new Pension Office an example of
instructed frugality. II is huge barn, I'M
slightly and forlOrn, without either the beauty
or the dignity properly attribute of one OF
the great public buildings of the national capt.
tai. It's only value from an artistic point of
View Is as a warning against future attempts at
the cheap and hideOus in architecture. But aside
from all considerations of taste. there is prac-
teal side to this question which must not be
overlooked. 1t would be the height of folly 10
make patchwork of the new library enterprise
To put up building which would be outgrown
in ten years or twenty and have to be enlarged
or exchanged for another. There is 10 waste
equal TO a waste by driblets. Money will be
actually saved by doing work now which Will
not need mending in any respect for two or
three generations to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-25

Mr.. Mitchell, of Oregon, has probably set the
fashion on his side of the Senate chamber
which his associates will follow with their votes
when the EdmunGs resolutions called up
for adoption. The first resolution, containing
condemnation OF the Attorney Generals course,
will be likely to go through strict party
lines. The second, containing threat that the
Senate will refuse to confirm nominations
where papers are not furnished on demand is
likely TO fail through the indisposition of a good
many republicans to let business he blocked by
a controversy of this sort. The end they have
been seeking will be gained, to all intents, by
such a division between the spirit and the let
ter OF the Edmunds crusade. They will have
expressed their sentiments to the satisfaction
of their own consciences and of their constitu-
ents. They bear no personal ill-will toward the
administration; they are not especially con-
cerned to keep republicans in office and demo-
Gratis out. What profit would there be in con-
tinuing the struggle?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-25

T AIDES WHO CONTEMPLATE PUR,
CHASING THE MATERIAL AND MAKING
1T UP INTO SUITS FOR THEIR BOYS
SHOULD, BEFORE ENGAGING IN THAT
LABOR OF LOVE, VISIT THE GOLDEN
EAGLE CLOTHING co. AND EXAMINE
THE STOCK OF BOYS AND CHILDREN's
CLOTHING THERE DISPLAYED, AND
THFN-BUT NOT TILL THEN-DECIDE
WHETHER OR NOT 1T WILL PAY THEM
TO MAKE THEIR BOYS CLOTHING.
We ADVANCE THE OPINION THAT
THEY WILL CHANGE THEIR MINDS
AND BUY THE CLOTHING ALREADY
MADE ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY SEE
OUR ELEGANT LINE OF SAILOR SUITS.
IN DRAB. BLUE AND GRAY, AT s175,
AND OUR ENDLESS VARIETY OF OTHER
KINDS AT PROPORTIONATELY Low
PRICES.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND d sTA
I'M. GRADY. MANAGER
mh25 GALL BLUE SIGNSl
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The crank seems to be as much an object of
terror in England as in the United States. An
individual OF this species made London half
crazy with excitement yesterday by tossing
harmless written petition into the queens car
rage as 1T rolled by Since Julius Caesars en-
counter with ArtemidOrus, the man in the
crowd with the paper has been an interesting
figure in connection with royal professions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-25

The minority report of the civil service reform
committee of the House in favor of the repeal of
the civil service, recalls the Dutchman's recipe
for quieting barking dog by cutting off his
tail-just behind his ears. To amend an obnox-
ious law out of existence is certainly a heroic
remedy, but whether a wise one or not is quite
another question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-25

Grand Master Powderly has acted wisely in
cautiOning the Knights OF Labor in Waltham
against striking for petty causes or using the
boycott without good reason
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-25
GEO RGE SPRANSY
mh25 507 SEVENTH ST, Opp q. s. Post Office
SPRING STYLES ARE READY.

For a $3.50 ALI-wOOL SPRING OVERCOAT 90
10 the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO
For a $40 Light Color SPRING OVERCOAT tina, is
worth ~15 90 10 the London and Liverpool Clothing
Co.
Or, II you want an extra Fine SPRING OVERCOAT
at SD that isworth $50, go the London and Liver
pool Clothing Co.
II you want good SPRING BUSINESS SUIT at
50 20 to The London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
or, If you want ALLWOOL CASSIMER slit
at so. so TO the London and Liverpool Clothing Co
For Fine BLACK 4-BUTTON CUTAwAY sI1Ir
at $40, so to the London and Liverpool Clothing Co
For an Extra Fine PRINCE ALBERT slit at
$40, 20 TO the London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
Hyou want good CHEVIOT SUIT for a boy from
10 10 10 years old at So go the London and Liver
pool Clothing Co.
Or, II you want a good CASSIMER SUIT from Sc
70 -. go 10 the London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
Or 1t you want CHILDS SCHOOL SUIT from So
to SO that is worth nearly double go to the London
ana LIVERPOOL Clothing Go.
or If you want Il fine CIIILD'S DRESS SUIT frouu
60 To -, 20 TO the London and Liverpool Clothing Co
We have fIll line of PANTS for Men and Rows
from Sl.25 upwards
ChEdren's Pants from % cents up.
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Spring DREss GooDs.

JUST RECEIVED A FULL STOCK OF 42-1NcH
BoUCLEs ALL COLORS, AT IS CENTS FULL
STOCK OF HOMEsPUN, AT so, IS AND 81 A
FULL STOCK EXAMINES, as INCHES, AT 81.
A FULL STOCK ALL WOOL TRICOTs, AT 25
AND SO CENTS. Cd DO, AT 81. FULL
STOCK COMBINATIONS, ALL PRICES. A FULL
STOCK NICE DRESS GOODS. AT 10 AND 12la
CENTS. A FULL STOCK OF sATINEs. 121a. Is
25. IS AND 9Th CENTS FULL STOCK MEMS
AND BOYS CASHMERE TABLE LINEN. NAP
KINS. TOWELS, ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES
TELEPHONE NO. 935-2
JOHNSON & LUTTRELL,
mh25 713 MARKET SPACE
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FINE On RYE WH1sKr
Fine Old Rye Whisky.
9uc per pint bottle. Reduced soc. per pint bottle.
ooc. per pint bottle. from soc. per pint bottle.
.Oc per pint polite. ISc. TO 6Uc. per pint bottle.
QUO Der pint bottle. DOC. soc per pint bottle.
Fine Old Rye Whisky
Fine Old Rye Whisky.
Warranted perfectly pure and reliable. or money
cneerfuiIy refunded. ARTHUR NATTANS,
mh25 Cor 14th and I sts and I'd and d SIS NV.
L'REE TO MEN-WHO SUFFER- FROM NER.
vous Debility, Lost Vigor, Exhausted Vitality &C.
free trial package of the Marston Bolus together
with sealed treatise and testimonials will be sent on
receipt OF 10 cents In stamps.
MARSTON REMEDY CO..
46 West 18th St,
mhZo,eO-lm New York.
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E E E ! - H !; \ :: ::
RED TICKET DAY.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN REMNANTS.
Don't purchase Dress Goods before you see what
we have in our Remnant Department"
NEW SPRING DRESS FABRIca
Remnants Of Atwood A. Tricot at 42c I'd.
3s-inch Chudda at 45c I'd
Canvas Cloth at Soc yd.
Canvas Lace Effect at 30c I'd
Camels Hair. 55c. tan shades
Homespun at 25c. yd.
Cashmere, &c. quality at 45c
OF Table Damask, all linen, at 4Oc yd.
at Soc yd.
Special Bargains in odd Towels and Napkins
NEW RED TICKET INDICTMENT IN PIECE
GOODS
pieces Atwood 3S-inch Albatross In cream pink
and blue, In any quantity, at 37lc yd, at Soc
D pieces Silk in plum. green, wine navy and brown
Guinet Silks of a superior quality, 81 yd Only one
dress pattern Of each color to be had at this price
Regular price $780,
special numbers Of Atwood Black Cashmere one
sold at Soc for &c., the other sold at 7k TO-DAY ony
soc.
SPECIAL FEATURES OF OUR WHITE GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
100 pieces Jones' Cambria at 24c yard
1000 yards 4O-inch India Lawns at lOc yd
so pieces Check Nainsook at &c. yd.
20 pieces cable cord Piaids and Stripes Csc yd.
70 pieces hems:ick Checks and Stripes, zoe. yd
LOU yards Victoria Lawns. a bargain, at Sc. I'D.
ANovelty-5O pieces Fitted Stripes at 3Oc I'D.
These goods are entirely new this season. and should
by all means be seen before purchasing other goods.
Large Plads (very desirable) in White Lawns, a
special feature, at zoe. I'D.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Portiere Curtains So 10 pair; cheapat $3.50
$4.75 So
$3.50 s5.75.
blue and olive 90 pr: cheap $3.50.
New lot Madras for curtains, 12l2c yd.
piece Curtain Net, "a in. wide, tape edge 3&c I'd.
Jute Table Covers. liz yd. square, 81, worth 81 25
Tapestry Table Covers, beautiful patterns, 81 90,
worth $2.25
Chenille Table Covers, 2yds square, 81 75 worth SO.
Hassocks tBrussels) Soc, worth 75c.
Hassocks (Axminster), 65c worth 9Oc
Ottomans Brussels Csc, worth 1925
Ottomans (Axmnster, with tassels), 81. 25. worth
$1.5O.
New lot of Shades, all colors 3Sc
Curtain Poles, with brass fixtures csc.
S-Particular attention is called to the quality Of
Holland in our Shades
Our Ia White Spre ad S2c., worth 95c m25
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SPRING OvERcoArs

are now IN demand and judging from the way
ours are selling we must have them in the
right styles and prices.
PRINCE ALBERT COAT AND VEST.
In Prince Albert Coat and Vest our stock is
particularly strong We wish to call Your At
tention TO two lots
Lot 315 is black corkscrew worsted. with
Hat braid: vest made in same manner: with a
neat style rolling collar Price SID
Lot 800 Is a very fine black ccrkscrew with
SILK facing; vest 10 match. Price $50.
The fit OF these coats and vests is perfect
Our stock of Spring suits is now ready.
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ID ONT ID 0 II.

DON'T PAY $50 To HAVE SPRING OVER
COAT MADE To MEASURE WHEN WE CAN
SELL YOU ONE READY-NADE JUST AS GOOD.
JUST As FINE, JUST AS STYLISH, JUST AS
WELL MADE AND THAT WILL FIT YOU JUST
AS WELL FOR s3a
THERE'S HEAPoF NONSENSE IN HAVING
AN OvERCoAT MADE To ORDER AT FANCY
PRICEs
wEDoNT KEEP THE CHEAPEST GRADES OF
THESE GOODS. But WE CANsELL YoUAN ALI.
WOOL COAT. CUT IN THE NEWEST STYLE
WELL MADE AND WELL TRIMMED FOR Sl2
FROM THIS UPTHRoUGH ALL THE GRADES
To THE FINEST SILK LINED IMPORTED
GOODS
ENGLISH Top COATS FROM s125oUP. EN-
TIEELY NEW AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES OF
THESE GOODS
LIGHT WEIGHT ovERCoATs FOR SMALL
2
Z. b BARNUM CO.
mills s31 PENN AVE
IL vOLUTIoN
IN THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE
BLENDED TEAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE.
BARBOUR & HAMILTON.
Wholesale GRoCERs AND IMPORTERS.
GA Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
Have secured the Sole Agency for the District of
Columbia for the sale of
CARTOONS ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS
Never, perhaps, III the history of the tea trade has
success so rapidly followed introduction of new
oeteilc article as IL the case OF these blends
which within the short space OF one year hav. hae,
supplied 10 every leading hotel Ia PhilaerIph Ne,v
YORK. Boston and New Orleans, and by them pro-
noueec vastly superior any straight teas they had
been accustomed 20 use.
Write u BARBOUR & HAMILTON for tes,t
monials- Give these teas IL trial aud Won will meyer
Use any other. mhS-< IN N 2,,,,a
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REAL SoorcH G1seHAms,
Fine Quality, 16c.

We have just closed from importer lot Of fine
SCOTCH GINGHAMS. which we offer at the low
price of l5c.. which is about one-half their value
eros. Roman, Marozeau & Co.'S finest quality
FRENCH SATTEENS in neat Foulard designs
BORDEREDS ATTEENS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HAMS, STRIPED MULLS. EMBROIDERED
WHITE and ECIiU MUSLIN ROBES.
SPRING DRESS GOODS Of the Newest Shades and
Latest styles
PIQUE CLOTHS. BISON CLOTHS, ALBATROSS
CLOTHS, DIAGONAL CANVASS FLORIA CLOTH
MoHAIR BOURETTE in all the new shades of Tan,
stone, Tobacco Monte and Myrtle
Together with very large stock of choice Novelties
which cannot be seen elsewhere in this CITY,
RED CLOTH in Spring Weight tor Jackets at 81 SO
and 81 per yard.
INDIA PONGEE In designs
PLAIN. COLORED INDIA PONGEE CHAU-
Tunes CHINA PONGEE at $40 per piece worth
SI2
Great Bargains in SATIN MERVEILLEUX. maze
by C. and j. Bonnet. Lyons. at 81, worth 81 25 Very
superior for the price.
Large and elegant stock of MOURNING GOODS of
the very newest fabrics.
We cannot speak too highly of our SATTEENs, as
they cannot be duplicated and we would advise an
early purchase.
REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS for 15c
New Stock SPRING HOSIERY and UNDER.
WEAR
PARAsoLs and SUN UMBREILAs.
ONE PRICE
w. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS
n. B.-THE REST ia THE CHE pFSr rnboa
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WANTED---LOTS.

:" ANTED-SEVERAL LOTS ON MERIDIAN
w Hill and other suburban subdivisions; must be
cheap Also, small! tracts OF western lands Address.
stating location, price and terms. BOX g. Star office.
mnZ5-3tx
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WANTED-BOARD.

VXTANTED-TWO YOUNG LADIES WISH
w Eoard in good country home one in excharrg &c
for instruction i'll music and piano. must e within
ten minutes ride OF the city. Address VIRG MA
Star Office. mh233t*
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TINE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE MOVE
Il ments and Massages-Prof NISSEN, eos 18Th ST.
Ladies and gentlemen assseanta Patients treated q
their residence desirsd n,h25-8m
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IL FARM OF 40 ACRES IN p. @ co, MD.
Onequarter mile from Magruders station. Ii & Z. r.
r., and one-half from Bennings about four 10 WASH
ington, good road; five acres ian wood dwelling
three rooms aud stable in good repair splendid
market farm; cheap, SO a Also, So acres adj
Joining, 10 be sold in connection with first
Part cash balance on time. Applyto
MARION DUCkErf, Trust e and Att y-at-I.aw,
mh2I-slm Badensburg Nd
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WANTED--ROOMS.
WANTED--HOUSES.

VNANTED-BY A FAMILY OF FOUR
w adults House of nine ten rooms west of 9TH
St. NV: careful and rel able tenants once
stating terms and location, W. NJ POlNDEXTER,
1Ul 18th St mh24.2t*
"ANTED-A BLOCK OF DWELLINGS OR
w business block worth from $4,000 S1UO.OUO
and paving good income. Address SYNDICATE,ca care
p. U. Box go. mh2O-.t.
"ANTED-1O PURCHASE A SM all HOUSE
w ana Lot; price not to exceed 81, 90; will pay
cash down; no attention Will be given to any reply
which does not give number of house, OF street
number OF rooms, ETC. Address Box So Star office.
mh23-3t*
"ANTED-TO PURCHASE A SMALL GROOM
w House. in good neighbOrhood, for about ST 600
cash; no improvements but water in yard. Address
with full particulars Box 145 star office. mh4-4w%
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I>OR SALE-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY PLACE.
the l4th ST. road, northeast of Mt Pleasant
tanning pa. acres. more less The improvements
consist Of dwelling house of . rooms necessary
stables and houses. The location Il desirable and
the price temptlng-S5Oo per For particulars,
apply to FITCH FOX 4 BROWN,
mhgS6t l431 ave