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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

ohfSE~fOtR
Il st ne, containing seven rooms and bath terms
easy. Price $1,000. AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loan,
d14-2w 1926 st. NV.
IrOR sALE-SEvERAI NEW SIX ROOM BRICK
II Houses, with bathrooms and fixtures, in north
western part of the city heated throuehout with Ia
tr9bes. for S2,40o Terms. from 5000 TO $500 cash
balance, from SO to S.55 per month.
AUSTIN P BROWN,
Real Estate and Loan.
dI4-6t 1926 st. NV
VrOR SALE-HOUSE ON ST. n w 8 ROOMS.
with all modern improvements and stable. Lot "a. q
xl40 feet to alley. Price $500. Also 6-roon
Brick House. bay window, all MI, st.. for 81 300
Apply D. Nj. GOODACRE, HOS New Hampshire ave.
d14-lm
II Gated residence on Farragut square which viii rent
figure to pay 10 per cent on the price 600.
JOHN SHERMAN 8 CO.,
dl4-3t l407 st. NV.
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COL. LUDLOW PREPARING REPLY TO COL. WILSON.
Col. Ludlow will prepare reply to the letter re-
Gently received by the District Commissioners from
Col. Wilson, commissioner OF public buildings and
grounds, calling attention to occupancy by the
Baltimore and Potomac road as freight yard OF
public reservations On the line Of South Capitol
street and the old canal Col. Ludlow Is exainin-
ing into the facts relating to such occupancy.
The permit given to the railroad company was
siOners In June OF last Col Ludlow says that
II 1t is true that the ground occupied belongs to
federal reservations the Commissioners had no
authority TO grant the privilege enjoyed by the
railroad company. He will examine the maps and
records OF the District OF Columbia with view to
asceftAintng whether they agree with Col WILL
occupied, about which there is some dispute.
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FOr0erss HnfalHatiOn.
LEAVING HIS BUSINESS TO FOLLOW LIGHT OPERA
COMPANY ARQrT.

COMPANY ABOUT.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 14-Thomas n. GAun-
ders, lately bOokkeeper with j. Bowers sons
shoddy manufacturers OF Chester, Pa, was
arrested here last night, charged with
having forged the firms name to checks footing
up about 81, 600. Saunders went to Chester this
morning without requisitiOn with Police Chief
Williamson, OF that place. When the Bes-
sic Grey opera company visited Ches-
fancy to Miss Grey that he OBJ
tanned two weeks leave OF absence, and accom-
city, appearing here or twice last week in the
chorus.
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The Campbell scandal.
LADY COLLINS WITNESSES FLArLS CONTRADICT LoRp
KS

LADY COLLINS WITNESSES FLArIS CONTRADICT LokD
collins WITNESSES.
The trial OF the Campbell divorce case was ne.
sumed In London yesterday. Dr. Hicks testified
mat Lady Colin Campbell had never had a mis-.
carriage A fcotman employed at Leigh Court
testified that Lady Collins room there was situated
on the side OF the building opposite that contain
Ing the room occupied by the Duke OF Mari
borough. Frank Miles, an artist, and Neptune
BLOOD both testined that they saw Lady Colin
Campbell in London on sunday August IL lss..
the day on which the defense allege she was al
the fur1eet hotel with the Duke OF Marlborougb
Neptune Blood testified that he had since the be-
ginning or the trial examined the door OF the din
ing-room in Cadogan Place, through the keyhole
OF which Man-servant ONeill testified he once saw
the plaintiff ana the Duke OF Marlborough. Wit
ness said there were naps over the keyhoe on both
sides OF the door. He looked through, bur could
not see any object Oh the floor six feet away nor
any article In the room clearly enough 20 swear IL
It's Identity. Mrs. Blood. Lady coins mother
testined that the Engagement between her daugh-
yer and LORD Colin Campbell was made without
her knowledge. Witness swore that Lady Colin
was In her lwitnessD house on sunday, August IL.
1883. On cross-examinatlon Mrs. Blood admitted
That she was anxious 10 break on the marriage
between defendant and her daughter, because the
Campbell family treated her daughter so badly.
MI. Russell, counsel for the plaintiff promised
70 conclude the case for Lady Colin on Wednes-
day. The case was then adjourned
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A NEW BANK.-The controller Of the currency
to-day authorised the Citizens National bank Of
IoyG0 Dak.s to begin business with capital Of
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Reducing the Eeyp,ian ARMY.

LONDON, Dec. 14.-England has decided to reduce
the Egyptian standing army TO 10000 men and
the army OF occupation to 5000, thus largely
reducing the cost Of armament Of the Egyptian
government.
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MIXING THE APPROPRIATION BY CLASSES.
The sentiment OF the Secretary of the Treasury
and OF the House subcommittee On District APP
propriatiOns Is In favor OF appropriating for the
salaries Of school teachers specifically, instead OF
providing O lump appropriation with an ''average"
salary. superintendent Powell WILL therefore,
make up list Of the number Of
view of having the appropriation made
by classes. Commissioner Webb, who made the
existing classification of teachers IL well pleased
with its operations. He says however, that he
thinks it would be well to reduce the number OF
classes. Speaking OF the matter to-day he sid IL
enabled the school authorities, where such thing
is advisable, to increase the salary OF z teacher
other words, he said, under the old systems In
order to increase teachers compensation they
had TO SPOIL q very good teacher OF low grace
perhaps to make poor upper grade teacher.
A "0fand Tour Of the World' viii b given At
Metropolitan N. i. church on December 20th, 2lst
and ed, including views OF great eittes snA tam
Capt. James =. 1pes, OF the 1n01Anapohe Light
Infantry, IL In the city arranging Tor MS company
taking part in the competitive di4n.
Last night about 1880 O'Clock thieves entered
the residence Of John W. Jewell 1641 tn aeteet
northwest, by breaking glass In basement window,
and stole an overcoAt worth $40 ana - worth q
TIE MANDATE of the Supreme Court fevetsing
the judgment Of tho Court q Clnims IN t4e Cnoc-
taw nation case was MAD with The C0art q Cta1ma
this morning.
Frslgnt condnctorsent Ae entire NM q IL Louie.
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SwA1N-TUCKEk. On December 9Th, 1856, W. r.
SWAIN Ia Miss ALICE u. TUCKER, both of this citys
wILLSON--MARAMAN. On December 3, lee6 n
Louisville, KY by Rev. J: Reid shannon, WI e
MiiLsoN, formerly q wsshngton. u KATIE i
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Cooperative Coal Mining.

TIE KNIGHTS or LABOR ENCOUNTER DIFFICCITTrS
telegram from Chicago, December 18th. says:
The Knights OF Labor state executive hoard in
session here spent considerable time to-day. con-
sidering the outcome OF measures which, ir
successful, will thwart the rapacity OF the coal
monopolies in Chicago and perhaps other neigh
boring cities. Agents OF the order have circulated
paper among the commercial and manufsctur
ing men here 10y which the signers agree 20 buy
coal OF the knights provided TIE latter furnish IL
at rates OF 81 20 80 per ton under those made by
the coal ring This document has been signed by
about SIX hundred Of the leading consumers ~ the
city. The Knights are relying upon cooperative
shafts az Connelburg, Ind, and In st Clsir
county, ILL.,, purchased by the general executive
board OF the knights last year The capacity OF
these miheS Is 10000 tons per day. All arrange
ments We're made 10 begin marketing coal here
the lst instant. Only one difficulty was eneouut-
cred, but that has been lnsurmOuntable. Ii Is
alleged thai the Ohio and Mississippi railroad re-
fuses 10 carry more than one car load per day for
the knights. and the Illinois Central declines 10
carry any coal whatever. Evidence Is now being
taken by special committee OF the state execu-
tive board concerning conspiracy against their
mines, said 10 exist between the railroads. coal
operators, and the banks. The recently elected
labor representatives will, n Is announced, bring
the evidence before the state legislature.
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IT - UNpHRsrooD that no change in the once Of
bank examiner at New York until the LIT Of jan
uerys when 4 ts expected that HI. v. r. Snyder
VIII succeed Nh. Serbia.
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, McManus agt. Standish ct al; on hear

To-day, McManus agt. standish ct al; on hear
ing.
EQUITY COURT-Judge James
Yesterday, Gleason agt. TrOlich; Sarah A. Tro-
Itch appointed guardian ad litem. Brent agt. Mid
dlet0n dismissal OF bill as to lots 81 and %, In
block 2S1, ordered. Lemon agt. Fitzgerald; hear
ing concluded and submitted.
To-day, BOhman agt Seal; appearance OF alb
sent defendant ordered. Behrend agt. Georges
ct al; 40. Abraham agt. Abraham; do. Cr0pley
agt. Kirk; do. In re j. j. Combs, lunatic; audi
tor's report confirmed and payment ordered
Hofnback agt. Schwak0ff; Mary SchwakOn APP
pointed guardian ad ntem. Proctor agt. Fftz-
gerald intervening creditors ordered TO contribute
TO expenses OF suit. Sullivan agt. Sullivan; trus-
tees appointed to SELL Kaufman agt. Kaufman;
testimony ordered takeDSby N. N. Richardson.
CIRCUIT CouRT-JudQe Hagner.
Yesterday, Hunting agt. Buckingham; judy
ment by default.
To-day, Fitzgerald agt. the Baltimore Potomac
R.R Co.; verdict for plaintiff for $3.50. Crown ast
Same; on trial.
CRIMINAL C0uRr-Judge Macarthur.
To-day, Ellen Jack2on and Sarah Jackson, grand
larceny; on trial
PolICl CouRr-,yxdgs Shell
To-day, Catherine Robinson cOlored, larceny;
slo No. Or 90 days; William Boswell. profanity on
jacob Honey. disorderly conduct ~ county; DIG.
William Hall and Henry Martin, disor0eriy on l.
street southwest; ccllatefAis forfeited. George
w. Jones' cruelty 70 animals; - OF Is days
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

1COR SALE-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF HOUSES
II desirably located for homes Investments, which
we offer upon easy terms all cash. to suit pur.
chasers VIII be to your advantage to consult our
list before you decide.
HUMPHREY h COLMAN,
Real Estate Brokers,
n6 61S st. NV.
EOK sLE.Two TwO-sToRY NEW BRICK
IL Houses. 913 and 915 U st. II w. These houses are
Just being finished, containing rooms modern i'm
pEovemepts bay window: very complete and attrac-
tive for the low price OF $4,000 each: 9th ST. al
most at the door Terms easy. -
JNO A. PRESCOTT,
d4-2w 1416 + st. NV
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Portions of One Body Recovered.
CHASTITY DISCOVERY AMONG THE DEBRIS OF THE RE


ST. LOUIS Dec. 1.-THE work Of removing the
debris Of the Shaple1ghC antwell fire continued up
to late hour last night, and the Searchers for the
bodies of the two victims were rewarded by ind
ing portion OF that OF the clerk, Arthur W. Pal
mer, who was known to have persisted in the
pick pair Of shoes crushed out OF shape and
somewhat charred- A heavy weight had rested
upon them, and through the open cracks In the
away from the sole crushed and bloody nesh pi6-
truded, half charred by the fierce heat to which it
had been subjected. The feet had evidently been
to lower level, for no other portions OF the body
were found at the time. The shoes were evidently
those OF Palmer, for they were found at about the
spot where his desk would have fallen in the crash
and it is known that Palmer had the same kind OF
shoes. No portion OF the body OF Mahon, the por-
ter, was found.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-sIX LOTS: BEING THE SOUTH
S"S9 S rs; S Ss
EoR sALE-ON COLUMBIA ROAD. SOUTH
at d H5e: JOHN sHff rs! / : ! CO: W.
Goth and st. 1855 improved SS by SUB sub
@ pss s. 1SS wei SCI as9 aas
%p1aSsa Issms Js
sssa Is ss iDs g. q ! nd
a aia,h so 'front.' for Eqs Il sections Of
EOR -7CHEAP-ELEGAN BUILDING LOTS,
SfEfiS So sssYss!sSs 70 New Library qHSs
FOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAIN-LOT on NJ ST,
1 s and ip st. s a 95y
EOR sALE-A FINE BUILDING SITE, 25x1OO,
Il On ST. near 1st NV, at IS cents per foot; Will be
d1i.3 ''n'' III Inc c cRI,Rs s. DUBOIS sos 9TH st.
FOE sA AZ c.I DESIRABLE LOTS ON WEST
= side OF 18th st, between l. and NJ NV each 25x
10 70 alley also two lots east side of 10th, each
o3s 'P ns pf New aye
Tor sALE-FINEsT BUILDING SITE ON CAPT
1oth . nar ST s h two
ST. near sd ST. nW 1e oa,n s $500 Sre
f 9isS AaO other cheap properties r. LEWIS
lroR SALE-CHEAP-s SOUTH FRONT LOT ON
= St opposite Mexican mansion; - feet wide 80
foot alley only per foot and S400 cash required
st. diff.
E9k sALE-Two VERY DESIRABLE LOTS ON
nm i3n 81 eS5ended near the Harlan mansion College
f f' Pf1ff per foot easy terms " r. dl fEfr
E;oE sAILE-yACANT GROUND
a4 Few WA bEskaB BhET 2F IHE CITY
This class Of property is being rapidly purchased as
h IS sS B5ass a 5
er PFT OF Fs EoNp s s6K
MONEY should avail themselves of the present oppor-
-, o. CA McEUEN,
EoR sALE--TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. WE
on st., between 18th and IAN BY IS feet to
FOR sALE-CHoICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
t. Ssr d His1s s szs
loSitl1p and VIZ 5sa.Pp R1sHfsk Co.
EOR sALE-LoTs FOR SALE. AT a SACRIFICE,
5 several fine lots on Colonial Beach beach frent
FOB sALE14 Splendid BUILDING LOTS ON
90 eea s. 1 Bd IL I st Price pr R 81 foot
and 20 cents foot
Lots in all parts Of the city.
,,, THOs. G. HENsEY,
d1I-3t 1OO6 F st. NV
FOR sALE-wE OFFER FOR SALE THE DEsIR-
n able PrGPery GCEner Of 9th and sts known
the whole plot containing square feet Of ground
for eos III the city
vs. s ssaI aS "a ;s REa s6Ss
Agents. daeat
INOR SALE-VAIUABIF NORTHWESTERN cop
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. MD, Dec; 14.-virginia SKIES, past
due coupons. 65 do. ten-forties AZ; do new threes
Goa; North Carolina sixes old. 123 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Mp, Dec l4.-Cotton steady and
Quiet-middling, 9tsa9H Flour firm and Quiet
Mheat1,southsrn steady western higher with better
81 No western winter red spot and December, SS1l
SS;2asss G9Fnnso1thsrn easier and steady western
-; western mixed, spot, 46a46h December 48a46s
atsa ass9 aa41 steamer AZ
;,9a40: western mi4ed, 35a36; Pennsylvania, 35a4O
Rye steady. 0Sa0 Provisions nominalfy steady, ERrs
higher 30. Coffee higher-Rio earKoes, ordinary TO
Whisky steady. 23a1 "a: Other articles unehansed
freights to Liverpool per steamer quet-cotton, I'd
flour, Is: grain, 45.s3d: Receipts 1907 bar
flour. 496 barrels. Sales-whest, 3d., 900 bushels
corn, 229, 300 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. IL, Dec: a. p: m,-Cloee. wheA,
sss:s7sS: Nay s5 Corr s asSHs:ogs sS
dyTS::h; s5is 5Hsy, 3SS Rye: q Barley, S.:
Whisky, liz; .Pork nrm-Cash. 100: January
6.15.
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PERSONAL

ENTLEMENs SUITS SECURED
W AND PRESSED FOR Al
Altering and repairing done in best manner
Goods called tor and delivered
K hahn
EOS 9th Ut. NV, ttelephons cali 5O9-3), and a
y Calvert o., Baltimore. Telephone call 1511--2.
d4-0La
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FOR RENT--HOUSES
INOR RENI

EOh REM
Il 1919 l at, 16r. .S15
E25 = St NV 15r. is
1924 18th ct. n.w.,12r.l4
1102Qo 18th NV, Tor. 10
l503 = St NV, 1Zr. -
El0 = st. NV, 12r.7
1103 = St NV, 12r...7
2Q20 3 22 n ct. n.w-,Ik.!
6Q7 18th ST. NV, 11r.
NY N ST. NV, 12r.....-1
326 Ind av- IL r.. g
S2S q st. NV. Or. ...5
1927 T 30. NV, IL rs. 3
~ X st NV. 9r.3
Z2O1 18TH st. n.w..--31.5l
1887 18th ST. n.w..7r30.6
I39 Sd st. NV, ar. a.
1424 l. 1t. NV, 9r......3'
175S1757 s st. NV, 1r2l
120S 22d Ut. n.w- 7r.25.J'
l123 ". J. ave. NV, or. 2.
2S2O y st. NV, Sr....-.2.
1907 VI at. NV, 9r.....2,
133 = St ne, . rs. --20.4.
49, III st. NV. 6r-.....2l
AIS n. J. av. n.w..6r. 1873
lila y. Cap. SO. NV. Is. 4.
g2O + st. ne, Sr.-....-.-1.
435 9TH St ne. 6r.....1,
1135 7th at. NV, Or. 16. 8,
4l2 y. J. ave. n w, Or. "a
222S Cleveland ST., 9 I'll;
2lS r st II W. 6r-..-...1.
2.2S Cleveland. 6r.....-1.
402 p st. NV. 5r...1.
22l4 Cleveland st. Or. L.
dill b. II. WAR
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A Servant Girls, Union.

A SERVANT GiFIS' CMiONs
BANDING TOGETHER TO HAVE THEIR WAGES RAISED
FIFTY CENTS WEEK.
PITTsBURG, Dec IA Greenville, Pa, special
says; A union has been formed here by domestic
servants for the purpose OF advancing their wages
80 cents a week. Any girl refusing to join The
union is to be boycOtted as are merchants who re-
fuse to pay the higher wages. The girls are
united in the movement and so far have gained
their point. The movement is looked upon with
considerable amusement, but no one seems In
clined TO oppose Che action OF the girls.
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0 2o34-2o3s sth NV. ,ers15
o 2216-1S-20- 1924 $685.
0 Cleveland st, Or. ......1j
o Is Fent. Pl ne. Or. IA. 30
D 80 y 1T. s.w., 5r... Is. 80
5 4l5 Warner stu or. 1850
3 621 l. st. Sc, Or. 81
) l Cottage Row. Ar. 10. 30
, 913 18th St s.e.,, . T. 1880
D 300 18th st. s.e., , $4,000
q 18th and Benning's, 5r u
, Oil 18th ST. Sc, 5r. 10. 80
D 1905 TO LII 3 Sd Sc, 5r. ] 0
, 213 Q st. n.w- Or. 10
D IL Q 81. n.w..or.......S
, % p st. ne. 6r.......S
o 18th and d SITS. Sc. 5r. &
0 . Wilson st., (fearl. Ar. y
@ 49, h St, (rear). n. W, 4r. :
U 2051 9TH st. p.w.. Or. \
. 9l4 Sd st. s.e., , rs. ID
> 2222 Sth 81. NV, 3r.....7
5 STORES.
D 613 NY. ave-. Prs. $50
> 2210-2212 14th NV. -
D 204o 3 tn st. NV. ID
3 STORE K DWELLING.
D SQ7 18th st. u W. Or,
y by year .....--....-- SSUU
) $40 y. Capitol ST., 5 rs. 40
> OFFICE ROOM.
B HOG + st. II. W, 2r.-.S4O
Oi
NEp IL 90 OlR + AZ m w
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t26OS K st., FIJI, 4r 81, 800
1919 L st. NV, f.h-,
6r.. and 2 houses in
'ls1 Isst siss, ais0 i 9'ooo
] st.n.w., b.h-, 4r.....5,00Q
IBID st.nw.,f.h..6 Or. 5, 900
'l1743. 174J 18th ut.
NV, FIJI, 6rs. 1000
|i122 D st. NV, b.h.,
mi, 7r....-........4,G0O
1913 to AL Prather's
alley NV, b. h., Ar. a, 500
I1153, 1855 Goth st. n.
w., b.h..(water), 5r.4,200
i615 / st.s.w.. 3 houses
! rear. FIJI, Or. .......3,0 600
404. 400 8. Cap. st.
! s.w., FIJI, Or. 1000
i1109 goth st. NV, I.
! h., Or. 900
l1!27,l529 z st. NV; 49,
! FIJI. Or. 1000
342-344 NJ st. s.w..
FIJI, 4rs.. 800
SIG, SIS Sd st. s.w.,
FIJI. IT. 500
Alley.b bet. 4Hand 9th.
H and ! s.w., f.h.,4 900
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The Action Against John Dillon.
HE CHARGES THE GOVERNMENT WITH STREAMING tn

IHe EACtIOh against JOnn DlIIOns
HE CHARGES THE GOVERNMENT WITH STREAMING THE
LAW AGAINST HIN.
DUBLIN, Dec. 14.-Mr. John Dillon appeared for
himself to-day in the action brought by the gov
eminent against him for agitating in favor OF the
" plan of campaign" IN his address to the court
Mr.. Dillon cOntended that the language he used
in the speech selected the basis OF the prosecu-
ton was jusifiable and that the crown was strain
ing the law against him.
PUT UNDER BONDS.
The judge declared that the 'plan OF campaign
was clearly and absolutely Illegal. He ordered
Mr.. Dillon to give personal bond in the sum Of
81 OGO with two sureties for CT 900 EACH for good
behavior in the future within twelve days. or go
to prison for six months.
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Ayeling, the soclaiist, and HE win, havereachsd
BALTIMORE
IN BaidriAee, young dsughsx of ex-Pca,
mass3 DaldftgG 0f 0feeuburg. p, Was asTOUted
TOR yobh1ng the malta
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TIE MANDATE Of the supreme Court fevefsing
the Judgment Of tho Court a C1nims In thu Choc.
taw nat1on case MAS MAJ with The Coart q Claims
this morning
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EDh SALE-
II 1861, 1853 Linden st.
h,.6r-.:-.-;;----S3O w
213,215Ls St, b. b. or 900
200 Vermont av., b.
1029 10Th at. f.h..4r.3, 90
1919. 1909 Madison
ST., I. h. Ar. $50
431, 453 Ridge St, Z.
14 4: i745 18th St, '00
b. h., m. i, 6r........2,5O
% 13H St. 1, 2, 3, 4,5,
6 Schwinghammer's
alley. FIJI, Pr. g, SO
100 goth St, f. h..
or. .......-...........2,OO
1927 and 1729 Z III.
1914 10th ST.. I. h.
or....................9,OO
424; 426 o ST., alley,
4. h., Ar. ........... so
1915 18th st, FIJI, sri so
616,61S Marion alley
FIJI. Ar ..........I,6Op
400, 40S 18th at. s.w..
LII, mi, 9rs. go
909 Va ave, s.w., b.h.,
1rs.-............5,5Ol
The above IL only q por'
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MAR RIRn-

RED STAR CouGH CukE supplies needed wsut.II
has no narcotics, and is purely vegetable.
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T. 1443 Corcoran ct 8 room Brick mod imps.
St, bet 18th and goth, 7-room Frame
st, bet 10th and 10th, 7-room Brick House. mod.
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MAnnAes LlcsSs.s - Marriage licenses have
Boyer and Nellie Murray, Of New Hartford, Conn
Robert J. windsor and Emira r. crowley; Dan1
and Grace II. Huntley; ChAs. W. Beach and Mary
Z 0orham, OF Fairfax county, Va; Robert v,
Y0st and Lillian n. Conner; E 8. York and Lillian
II. circuit.
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Major Moore has sent to the Commissioners a
list OF articles that have come into the possession
Of the property clerk and he asks for authority
sell the same by auction.
Samuel H. walker, formerly major Of police has
written to the Commissioners asking that the dis
trict attorney be directed to defend him in the
suit brought against him for false arrest by Hugh
Murphy.
The commissioners yesterday returned TO Mrs.
Charlotte Smith, I'm compliance with her request,
her application FOR appointment as major or police
OF the District or Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-14

TIE LATE MINNIE RAyM01ps PRoFERTy.-The
property OF Minnie Raymond, or Roach, who was
week, has been turned over TO Nj. Campbell Car
nngton, administrator, and will be sold at public
auction by DuncansOn Brothers. The estate COM
prfses the household e1ectS Jewelry and over 800
In bank. The estate Ii valued at.about e, 500.
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Reports received at Emporia, Kan,
within q day or two indicate that the
loss OF cattle 10 western Kansas aud
eastern Colorado by the terrible cold
weather will amount 10 at least 25-
600 head Thousands Cf aDininls
nay be seen staggering along parity
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1lRT IRHEGRT0M I0uHn.
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J. N. H0uSE7, Proprietor.
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flcrtS No pains Willie sta'r'i iur tLeuucum
ha lniiou OF trc travelling yulii
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vlIccs IN thu county t. stopat: gogG nsLlug
u the Immediate yio.Llt! Of the hOtci.
Aug. 2. =.