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FOR SALE--HOUSES
THOS. G. HENSEY,
Real Estate and Insu rance Agent.

~>~~-s
THOs G. HENSEY,
Az. Real Estate and insurance Agent,
EQR sALE-FINE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
PES SS%S &C. $4,000 L taken
se.i e. eth 81 E.
'' SzsHs az
SALE ale sTokE mp
i4sss si'e price, $1,000 d1ix
EOR sALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS
esns Ps an
room sr zt W Vail Place, bet. 18th 18th
T0sm' and cellar Caroline S$$
s, bet. Yer ave and 10th. $500
SEsH ssa .pS
rooms and cellar, L. bet Cap and list SITS
n24-2w' 1428 New York ave.
s1sa e. Sss y sh sn st s SITS
Fr FRAME rooms roa%. m s %ps. 18th st 9
BRICK roons Kinsman Place 1000
rooms. Hesce Place pet 18Th and 18th $SS
roons st. bet a a; and and 5fth s.s.::
r0Os q Ssfc0f business ,s SSS
ps st. Se e. ar a sSSy Rrnt
. rooms on Riggs ST. bet 18th and 14th. 1000
{. rooms and store 18th and SIS, s,w:.: 5000
10 rooms on ST.. bet, Goth Il 21st st., new oo
on Dnnbarton ave 100
on Congress st.. near post Office :,
14r Brick f. bet 9th and 9th mr. Pension Of 500
Also. improved and unimproved property in al parts
na4-2w. 1928 New York ave.
EroR sALE.,THRFE NEW HOUSES ON ST, SIX
pns %s ten sen.
on between 21st and 22d SITS suitable for business
PISS 1s Sao90 Terms easy Apply to j. MYERS s
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE,
JOHN E. BEALI. 1920 st. ''' ~ n30-Sm
FQR sALE--BRICK HOUSE CONTAINING EIGHT
on 4tS and 5a
bought nsdla at Ss'1OO CHARLES W HANDY 4 ,..
EOR sALE-THE HANDSOME PROPERTY ON
rss Ts adS sfs
just being competed will sell separately If desired
otter here great bargain for an INVESTOR chance to
$40 St NV. n30-6t
EOR SALE-FOR D $50 WE WILL SELL ONE OF
y those new two-story and basement brick dwellings
on Defrees ST. near North Capitol st, containing g
rents Tor 600 per annum. b. II. WARNER 4 CO.
NOR SALE-ONE OF THOSE NEW AND At
tractve two-story press brick dwellings on Cleve-
latrobe &c. concrete street charming neighborhood
RRsRa esse s enH ARS
DOR sALE-FOR 81, 700, ONE OF THOSE CHARM
Il ing little two-story press brick dwellings, Ceve
land ave, between 18th and 18th and and Boundary
crete street rents for SIS per month B. H WARNER
CO.. 916 st. NV. n30-3t
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BALTIMORE, MD. De- 1.-vireinia skies, con-
g. new tSrses es
,, BALTIMORE F. Mp BIZ, Dec 81 l1cottSn quiet.md
s snd Western d. e1rs
s se ssmS o city ' sngss f.iss ss
S DO
Winter .s ed SPOT bid: pSos%Ssi ss JAM
aaiet; southern white. 45a47 southern yellow, A
80 R2
s Sssse1a
sylyania aOs$5 Rye firm and quiet S6s5s Hay dull
.sa Clear
PssS ss *: hsms sd.r u
En- sasi s5 psss5lsn
"a ss is.i Fr:ss & Es1s:S
steamer a1 aSur M grain ssseF
S.5s!
xsss SS sS:sss % 1890 sS SasSs.
Chicago Markets.
NY g Ma 0s as 0iS
ealSaSioa e l 5snps rssras7s g.;
rusry, 49, May. Az Oats ermTcash. 26 Jan
RFiiss q u s'ys @ li 1:iI!ss is
LIS Pork steady-Cash, lO.40; January 1888 May
11.221. Lard stron9-Cash, 6.10: January, GIN.
KNIGHTS And MINERS UNITKD.-A Pittsburg
dispatch says: Now that the differences
between the Knights Of Labor and the Miners
Amalgamated association In the coke regions
have been settled, the men are preparing to stand
together II strike Is ordered. Master Workman
Byrne, OF the knights OF Labor, and Secretary
Mullen, OF the Miners Amalgamated association,
have issued joint call for delegate meeting OF
both organizations to be held OF 6cOttdale Satur-
day. Master workman Byrne said: "An the
trouble between the association and the Knights
OF Labor has been adjusted, and In the future we
shal work togetner The meeting saturday is for
| the action OF the two Organizations. This board
when organized, win move tor another conference
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The Empire Garden Burned Out.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The old Empire garden, SOC
Sixth avenue, once one OF the low dives Of the
city, burned out early this morning, and for some
Elephant and the BijOu theater, which adjoined
It, would also be burned, but owing to the efforts
OF the fremen these other places escaped destruc-
ton. The fire broke out on the second floor Very
few people were about at the time. The place was
damaged a OOO
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Give Up the Problem and Killed Him
self.

VIENNA, Dec. line suicide OF Baron SeckendOrf,
a professor in the college OF agriculture, which
was announced yesterday, was due to the failure
OF his intellect. post mOrtem examination dis
closed the fact that his brain was sOftening. A
paper found on the Barons desk shows that he
had been trying without success to solve mathe-
NAUTICAL problem TO be used In a lecture which he
was to deliver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-01

B. AND q. NEW EXPRESS CONNEcTION.-The Bal
imore and Ohio express assumes control to-day
OF the traffic hitherto managed by the Adams and
the southern express companies on the Queen and
Crescent route between Cincinnati and New Or.
leans and IL II probable there may be new adj
1ustment OF Rates
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NOR SALE
3O5 n 333 Cat a.e

T2o3 J St NV, BIB. mn 325 to 3s3 ST. Sc, mn
OoO ri 600
ego NJ: aVsse.' BIZ ooo $50 sss "a NV, ooo
1873 Vermont ave aaio 10 'o:ssss bound
as % TT s sf{ It ass 1Ot5.5
go % II ny to sh il5i sd
pa % , 135 = 600 s Ct NV IL, Ar 5000
~ ai.1 NV 1913 s9 and + houses R% af
RI 8: NV u 900 2i isai 2ias, si380 2'ooo
Cd s; 900 fH sSSo
odsd iis5 a ai' St NV nS. nm
nj. NV" 900 1917. iia;4g Madison PUN
40s, 4l0, 4is sth st. ooo 1Ss D st. NV. bh, low 0o
n Cap e. SITS NV 1000 4 to Il iii PrstSers 200
1908 9TH st. NV, b. o'0O 1916 10th st. NV. T.
tss TSF fg ss oss
EOR sALE-A sIx-ROOM FRAME HOUSE ON
oath St; lot 46 feet 'front.' contains over 100 So
feft sSo s1d nS 1,t Price, sS4oo GEO
Tor SALE-G0OD BUSINESS PROPERTY ON THE
north side OF Pehna. ave., between 18th and 18th
sts Will net over per cent on price asked. Now
n29-lw A. P. HILL co. 1888 st.
FOR S@ SALE II -9s4 N ST NV; TWELVE ROOMS;
Il all modern improvements brick stable in r sn
n29-2w 1922 F ST. NV
FOR sAhE-sPLENDID CHANCE FOR INVEST
By ina Sas 81
NV. no9-1w.
oh s spiendid Business Property on 14tbs St
For full particulars apply to HUFIY DYER,
EOR SALE BARGAIN-FRAME STORE ON N
'e nga. ss:y' ''h- hEH 14ssa + St.
FOR INTERNATIONALLY FINISHED NEW
nod imRs Ress Iowa Circle Price $4,000
Houses: With all D modern Sh INV
provements, just completed: ALSO two ten-room
ss r sasn set
h9nary wash trays, &C., on st., bet 9Th and 9th
n naacaSs Of eo1 \ vi F. iBiAs sKs sv
FOR SALE-THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE 1880
a ssg: isaah 6 RaG3.
COB 18th st. NV. n1O-lm
FOR sA Nv =. vo,,D cu.vcr nc
Frame roO%s bet AZ and SIX st a.rc
rSSm: soss t e. and
BT Also n eS0Rs e H ss bet p and MIDI
Price each for these ;hd agent
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TWO HANDSOME
d p1Spsrss e W.
IfI9 New YORK ave- NV n17-2ws
EOR sALE.FINE HOUSE ON GRANT PLACE,
IL between 9th and 10th SITS. NV; $12, 900
n17-2w. 1915 New York ave.
IIOR sALE-THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
a. House louise, on ST between 9th and 10th SITS
n17-2w' 1419 New York ave.
1COR sAIE-FINE HOUSE ON ST NV. BE-
= tween 18th and 18th SITS. NV: sixteen rooms;
S42OOO GEO p. GOFF,
nII-2w' 1419 New York ave- NV
VCOR SALE OR RENT-A NICE HOME-TWO
Il new room brick Houses, 305-3O7 G NV They
are substantially built all modern ips coal vaults in
moderate. Apply to o. T. DUFFY, 6O7 7th st. NV.
F0R sALE-WE HAVE NUMBER OF HOUSES
II desrably located for homes or Investments which
We offer upon easy terms all cash. to suit pur-
fhasers It will be to your advantage to consult our
HUMPHREY l. COLMAN,
- Real Estate Brokers,
no 61S st. NV.
INOR SALE-49 MASSACHUSETTS AVE N W
Il ten room House; all modern improvements lot A
~ to an alley. bargain to immediate purchaser
DANENHOWER son, 1l15 Est. n4-Im
INOR SALE
PIG 10Th st. NV rents $I2 So $50
d.i S =, st.. rents S0... ........ 1000
SJi Sth at rsnfs
n3-2m JOHN Il bbEAII, i430 F, st.
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Meeting Of Nsethos.ss.s EsisllOps.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-The bishops of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church began their annual meeting
here to-day ior the purpose OF fKiHg the order OF
Episcopal visitation 10 the annual conferences
next year and for the transaction OF other bush
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District Government Affair.".
THE NEW FIRE ENGINE


ordered for the fire department from the AmOSkeag
company, OF Manchester, n. H. arrived in the city
to-day. 1t is a powerful double engine, OF the
Crane neck pattern. 1t will be placed in No. L
Engine house. on street, and the engine now in
place OF one OF the smaller engines, which Will be
held as O reserve engine
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Lewis Bell, erect a
twO-stOry dwelling, NJ, between street and
Canal; $500 C. W. Holl, repair brick dwelling
237 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; $125. James
Henry, repair frame dwelling, z and I'd streets
southwest; $3.50.
SECRETARY LAMAR's REQUEST.
Secretary Lamar calls the attention of the Com
missioners to the stone pavement on It'll street,
between and G streets, adjoining the eastern
wing OF the Interior department building, and
states that it would be great relief IL 1t could be
replaced by asphalt.
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Killed by Lightning While i'm bed.

PORTLAND Me-, Dec. Mrs. Susan Willard, a
middle-aged lady, was struck by lightning and
killed during a thunder shower last night. She
was in bed at the time The bolt came down the
chimney, crossed the bed and passed out through
a window, shattering the glass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-01

BOTH PALLIATIVE AND A CURATIVE for all Liver
Complaints, Bronchitis, &C, may be found In Dr.
Jaynes Expectorant. IL is a standard remedy for
Coughs and Colds, and trial viii prove its merit
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NO CHIEF TO-DAY.
Why the Commissioners Have DELAYED
the Police Appointments.

The District Commissioners did not appoint
new major and superintendent of
police to-day, and have not yet filled the
othef vacancies on the force resulting
from their action in the Arnold case. The appoint
ments Will probably all be made about the same
tlme One OF the District Commissioners was
asked To-day II they would not first appoint a
major and then consult him as to the promotions
10 De made. "We know" the commissioner said,
what men are entitled to promotion, better than
new major would" This was interpreted as
meaning that 1t was PROBABLE that the new major
would not be taken from the present officers OF
the force.
the delay in making the police appointments,
as STAR reporter was Informed to-day, is due to
the delay In the appointment OF the committee OF
ten citizens, authorized at the meeting Satur-
DAY night to wait on the District COmmissionerstn
the interest of Lieuts. Arnold and Kelly. The
commissioner, II is understood, have out OF respect
to that committee, delayed their action, for after
Lieut.. ArnOlds place is filled it will, ii is
stated, be beyond their power to reinstate
MN, or even to consider a proposition to
relnState him. The commissioners, 1t is under
stood, hold that when ArnOds place is filled the
law would prevent them from reappointing him.
They have now waited three days, and will prob
ABLY make their appointments soon If the COM
mtttee does not appear.
Mr.. Riggs, chairman of the Saturday night
mass meeting, has not yet announced the CON-
mittee of ten.
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0' oof 1euusyiSsnA avenue Northwest
Money ,L0sned on Gold and Silver Watches T,;..
TTo,ntos3 sSwsixl P1stoiA, Guus, Mechsni.i Toois
an essy snd Wearing AppaS Old God
oc2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-01

Corporation Counsel Lac0mbe, In New YORK, has
decided that betting on races q not illegal pro-
vided no registration Is made Of the bets and no
tee Il paid 70 the stakeholder.
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AUCTION SALES.

VALUABLE u, UNIMpROvED PROPERTY ON H
STREET NORTHEAST AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH. tyaxx
1886, ut FOUR O'CLOCK PM, in fft,llt of the E}6$
premises, will sell, without reserve ~ follow.
ing-described property. being part Of Not numbered
nineteen 09 In square numbered eighM hundred and
fifty nine (S59) Beginning for the thirty feet
tine ses an s n 4 s
thence south hundred feet; thencst essf fwenfv
beginning.
TERMS One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months. for which the purchasers notes bearnT siy
pr1psrss sold Ti be taken or all cash option the
required ~ tVe Of sale. All reoOrinr and onvevanco
Ing ct 4, cost 81 pnTshaser terms not Complied
resod at the risk and cost Of dsfsulting purchsser
d1-dts THOMAS DOMINO Imct
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Went Ashore in n Binding Storm.
A BLIZZARD ON THE LAKES

DETROIT, MICH, Dec. IAN Erening Journal
Manistee Mich, special says: During a heavy gale
and binding snow storm the steam barge Maggie
Marshall and cOnsOrt Arundel went ashore three
miles south OF ManiStee harbOr at O'Clock this
morning. Both crews are safe. The vessels be-
long to Louis Sands. The Marshall was insured
for $4,000; no insurance On the Arundel. The
latter has 5000 bushels OF oats aboard and lies
high and dry.
Capt. James Anker, of the Arundel, says that he
has been sailor for many years, but never ex-
per1enced such gale as that of last night.
special from ChebOygan says: genuine win
ter blizzard and northwest gale are prevailing,
and the air is full OF snow. Several vessels will
lay up to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-01

NEW YORK, Dec 1.--AntOn Reeves cloaks, at SO
Lspen ard street, made an assignment to-day for
the benefit OF creditors to Jacob p Berg with pre-
ferences amounting to S2,75O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-01

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name. o. 500 Name. o.

The following are the opening and 300 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 1.-The directors of the
Canal National Bank state that they cannot yet
tell what methods were pursued by Blackstone in
his embeZzlement. They are still examining the
1natiOn is finished. BlackStOneS bond is $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-01

HOaOtHOHHS 11cs1SuHys
Maurice F. HOlahan, Of New York, a chief of di-
vision in the Commissioner Of Customs Office was
to-day appointed special agent OF the Treasury
at New York at salary of s. per day. Thomas C.
Sachse. of Louisiana, was promoted from special
inspector at S. per day to special agent at 50 per
day, and w. c. Hudgins, OF Texas, special inspec-
tOr, at 81 per day, was promoted to So per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-01

wants Democratic Postal Clerks.
REPRESENTATIVE RIGGS SAYS THOSE IN HIS DISTRICT
CONSIST OF EIGHTEEN REPUBLICANS, EIGHT DEMO-
Gratis AND ONE MUGwUMP
Representative Riggs is insisting that the Post
Ohice department shall give the democrats better
representation among the postal clerks Of his dis
tr1ct He says there twenty seven postal clerks
In the district, and that eighteen OF them are
rank republicans, eight are democrats and one Is
hybrid or mugwump." Mr.. Riggs thinks that the
democrats should have majority OF those clerk
ships to say the least.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-01

COURT IN GENERAL. TERM.
To-day, q. s. agt. Hitz and Prent1ss: hearing re-
SuNed.
CIRCUIT CouRT-.yudge Hdgner.
to-day, Barber agt. Veale; order for commission
TO take testimony. Burke agt. Dwyer; on trial
CRIMINAL CouRT-yud0s AacArthur.
To-day, Ludwig Gunnell and John y, Adriaaus,
conspiracy; on TRIAL
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Ql1227 wylie n.e.,5r..310.5O
) sos N. Y. ave. m L.. %
D 951 q, Sr over store. 20
5 413 Dn.e.. Or. all i'm. % 80
B 116 +, N. e., ST., IN. .20.40
3 1879 Bound st. n. e.. Or. 9
) % Piers court s. e., 3r.3-5O
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n3O-6t.

NOR RENT
II 9th. nr. Mass. ave. as
1915 Pa av., N. l., 11r...7
171g14t NV. ,m-i.,1 Tor. &
171714th NV. mi, Tor. g
401 ID n e., m l.. Or. g
"a x n. e., m l., 8r. -
625 s. G. ave. 8. e., Or i
20 Blad- road, , 8. T., 5r.. !.
no3O-6t SWORMSTEI
EOR RENT-HOUSES.
1421 Q, fun. mi. 11r.a12
2016 + St. fur, 11r. ..12
1114 18th St, 7r......5
1515 Goth St, 14r.......4
2121 X ST., 7r..........3
1918 10th St, Sr..
6.ss9 s st.. Tor. z
ITO 14th st. ,7r-....,.-.2
2012 9th St, 6r......22.5
511 N-Cap. st., 6r........2
519 N.Cap. St. 6r...-....2
932, 934, 9344 Gath
ST., Or ..................1i
Basement s.w. cor. 9th
and ID SITS, 2r.-...--...1i
40 NJ st., Or.
No. 2. 18th 81. road, Or. I.
AZ Defrees st, TIL
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RANGE OF THE THERNoNETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: a.
M, IL; a. M, 81: IL a. M, a; p. m, 40; maxi
mum, so; minimum, $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-01

The following senators and Representatives
have arrived ia the city and located az the ross
dences d. signated:
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Hon. Simon Wolf will deliver a free lecture ON
Egypt" In All Souls church on Wednesday even
ing next upon the invitation OF the parish union.
TINS lecture viii contain the results Of Mr. VOLTS
observations during his residence in Egypt az con-
season with q concert at the UniverSaliSt church.
18th and streets, on tomorrow {Thursday) even
ing.
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T 4 BRADLEY, 927 F st.

I321. 323, 323x d st.
5 eli 18th 81. s.w., Or. 80
o 493 Md. ave. s.w., 11r. 80
o 3 Nj ut. ne. 7r........20.5 80
5 1914 Pa ave Sc, 7r. rs
5 % 7th st. ne, Or. III
5 100 35th ut. NV, 6r.. i !
5 1915 35th st. NV. 6r.. 10
Q 2040 Boundary St n
o l109 Riggs st. n.w..6r..1 :
1927 18th st. s.e., 6r......1O
b 2226 Boundary st. n.
5 4 Pleasant Place n.w.,ir...9
) 434 18th st. ne, 4r.......S
5 40 18th st. me-, 4r.......S
STA I'd ST. ne, Or. 8
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the northeast corner of M and 10th SITS NV,
sistipg Of three large m1derp dwellings two Of them
offer here great bargain for investor chance to
secure an elegant home. Apply to JOHN 7. ARMS,
$40 st. NV. n30-6t
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MUST PAY Duty ON THE RIFLEs.-Applicat ion
was recently made to the Treasury department
for the free entry of three cases OF old French
rifles which were presented by the French min
lister OF war to military organization of San
Francisco known as the French Zouayes Acting
Secretary Fa1rchild has denied the application on
the ground that there is provision Of law under
which 1T can be granted.
A NEW YORK CoMMITTEE.-The special commit
tee OF the New York chamber of commerce
consisting Of Messrs. William H. Lyon, Ambrose
Snow and Hiram X. Miller, appointed to represent
the chamber In its opposition to the proposed re-
a western city, have come here to present the
objections to Indian Commissioner Atkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-01

All so. g. of 50. 439, ex-
cept lot 10 s.w......54(
18th ST., bet. w and
Boundary NV.
4 ST., bet A. and 9th
SITS. s-w............--....t
II ST., bet. 4th and 5th
SITS. ne.
X St, bet. A. and 9th
SITS. Sw. west halo $50.
The above is only a DO,
books For full list cali q
the LIST and 18th (n30
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-13

She has natural advantages. railroads are
coming, her destiny 10 stamped with prog
ress and success, and she intends that the
people shall know IL. We want no broken
down bankrupt individuals, but We well
come live men and women with energy
and push from every land, and We will
make IL their interest to cast their lot with
US. You may do well where you are, but
you can do better here. We unhesitatingly
state that Englewood 10 bound TO be the
next great cattle shipping point in the
west. The cattle kings Of this section OF
country represent property worth millions.
We want wholesale and retail houses Of
every kind to locate at EnglewoOi. From
this point you can sell goods foi large ter
ritory south and west. Come At once. DO
not wait till the railroads, now building,
arrive. You can make money now, both on
goods and the rapid increase Of all the real
estate you may buy at present.
We have an Incorporated city OF the Sd
class, with population Of about 500 We
have over 100 good buildings. some OF which
are the best that can be found on or on the
railroad In ives. ern Kansas. We have now
under construction several good brick
buildings; one sehoOlhOuse TO cost $1,000;
bank building, 50xs0 feet; one business
house, 5Oxl00, two stories; one church
building. good size; 100000 brick
will soon be burned to finish the build
ings named. We have now completed one
hotel, with ~ rooms, costing $1,000. and
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-13
ENGLEWOOD, KANSAS.

The Star OF the Western Empire is pic
turesquely situated near the wooded banks
of the Cimmaron River, in the center Of q
large and beautiful valley--the grandest
wheat, corn and grass gre wing country in
the world; destined to be the great rail-
road, commercial and manufacturing centre
OF sunny southern Kansas, because Of nat
u-al surroundings. beautiful location, and
the many railroads now projected and build
ing toward it, being as it is the supplying
aud oatfitting point for the new Oklahoma
OF the west. 1.-THE public land strip, (which
extends 100 miles to the south and west and
which comprises the most wonderful grain
and grass producing soil on the globe, Is
the great cattle field in the west. No other
town in western Kansas Is 50 favor.
ably situated to become q large city, and IL
cannot be disputed that EnglewOOd holds
the key to the commercial trade Of vast
area of untold and ever increasing wealth;
its prospects are unequalled, and its rise
and progress bids fair to he unparalleled In
the history of this western country.
EnglewOod will not wait years for slow
increase OF population to bring IL into no.
tice, as hundreds Of other cities have done.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-13

few names Of parties Interested; Hon. Re-
dciph Hataeid. president. who 10 repre-
sentative In the Kansas legislature; u. l..
Walker, viee-2resident, ex-rcgister United
States Land Office. wichita. Kansas; n. a.
Toler. treasurer and secretary. Wichita,
Kan; Ex-Governor Click. ef Topeka. kan.;
Hon. Y. 7. 6ilIet,. Of kingman. kan.. and
several Others. all members OF the CON-
pany.
Nau can secure lots In Eagle City by
erecting buildings thereon. for reference
A. To location sud railroad prospects. viii
refer YOU to The atosc mar, which VISA
drawn from official records. To go "a Maggie
CITY. Take the Tu-eois stage 81 Dodge
City. which will land you at tsxie city
near Fulton creek stage station. A. miles
southwest Of Beaver creek store. on the
North Canadian river. Cot. furge-on 10
proprietor Of the stage line.
for information regarding Eagle city
call on fogg, assistant secretary Of town
lite. or address
\. 6. T0ltR.
4 ichita, Kan.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-13
A s,rin Of M Man. Land. =,

An examination Of Q map Of the United
States will show a strip of land several
millions of acres in extent, marked public
land" lying between the states Of Kansas
and Colorado and Texas This strip OF
country was left out by mistake In the
original surveys, and is not included in any
state or territorial jurisdiction Neither is il
reached by United States Law. 1t l. wholly
without judicial authority, and is, conse
quent,y, the abode Of the very worst classes
in the country. Cattle thieves and criminals
Of all kinds resort to it As a refuge, and
cattlemen have partly taken possession Of il
to evade the action Of the president, ex-
Guiding them from the Indian territory.
There they have established their ranches
without molestation Cincinnati CONNER
cial Gazette