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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

SAtD OF SBAm for the Mustn Concert begins on
Monday morning as Ellis CO.. Music store. See
AmuS8monr cOlffmn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

Bradbury Pianos
New and secondhand; $40 pay
F. q. SMITH, LOIS Pa. ave.
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Deserving Of COnfidcmce.-There Is no
article which so richly deserves the entire conf
0ence OF the community as Browns BRONCHIAL
TROCHKs- Those suffering from Asthmatic and
BrOnchial Diseases, Coughs, and Colds should try
them. Price, % cents. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

SaXOnV Wool, German Hand.Knit
Socks, extra heavy; pairs 81. At Z. AUHRBACH's,
Cents Furnishings and Sewing Machine Rooms,
9TH and streets. 2
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CAMPAIGN Parachute Lanterns, only 25c. at the
Pair, sl2 9TH st. NV
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VIC. OoLLIys has resumed banlo Ieachinz.-Ad.

SALE or snArs for the Musin Concert begins OF
Monday morning az Ellis & co. 5 music store. Sc
advertisement In another column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

Sewing Machines repaired for 81 at you
mouse. Send postal TO W. Funk, 1881 9TH. Goo
machines $40. All warranted. eos
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EVERYTHING good can be had q FussRLLs Res
taurAnt, las New York ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOn nxNI-UNYuRNIsHkp
as.s ss Boa {: :. nv .o
iis NJ VI .vsn~ q iS S i2ss ,a, s st nv Or -
5o Mas. ave- Y5f iss sss :. Il. nv nv ss
iisss 5S.s HI HI u %s
isa fa. nv. isr ss $ 3 =. = TyksisafDii.
ssS iS.h 81 ?. " i2r loo issS q. n..r Dupont
i!os pa ave- ior SHSn Sr i ~ X
1915 sl.t n.s-ilr 81 So isth ct. mr. " isr aos.SS
ls04 Conn ava. llr .s5 RI av. mr. scott Circle,
SSs g M IA. ave: near iSiG
1919 aoth ST nsi0r. 20 q, nssi ism ioi lss
is3s I'm LAT ....es g at. near yo.h alr -
isis Tss nv ST. n Ss.r a LOU. iir: 100
$50 Il; =: ssS as$
i1ys n ct NV: sr..... IS RLsSnr 10. lar 4i6 81
ssn :. & Tor sS S ls's ss5 ss
2tls ian NV icf IS st mr. eoti ilr $50
gun nv .stsS {: mr. mr. isss i isT 500
aS.9 * Az. 40 1906 10Th st. NV. ar. 80
orr once only THOMAS J. FISHER 90.
FL l5ls oorcn st, lor. $50 eeos St NV. ~
1850 ssh st r g oss ~ :. It me- ns
:oss 81 nv as Dr. i l9 1871 Ls Ar 70
r IL I.
is3l "a NV Or is 10 gS ST. S.r Mary r. &.. 10
az s4th 81 NV. 6r....i Is i2io I'd ST &C. 4r.
2oSh ST. ma. or..... ID Stable 1904 18th 10
..o,. wAsH'N DANENHoMLR,
eC-v-Ss Ills st nv.
lrOR RENT-l60s AND 1910 18TH ST. NV
= three-st9ry and Placement; nine rooms bath broom.
A ,.p4 to Jas e. PAYNE Rooms II ana n Slower
L,oR RENT.
sSe ssh !; 81 :e lor sa5 lsI5 9Th 3. n w. sr. sss
s03 ST. NV. 20 SIS ST. 8 e. Dr.. 1850
oc20-3t W. CLARENCE DUvAL. s2S st. NV.
EoR hENT-723 18TH ST. \. W., HANpsoMELY
on, bard , sHSs en- suite OF sse Win ~ MIN,
hOtels ana all car lines oc20-3t'
I>oR RENT-DwELLING OVER OFFICE 1908
IN good eondi;iaH: rent only sSi5o. b. caas' s.
sHRESE. lV09 9TH st. NV. oc2O-3t
EOR RENT-27 IOWA CIRCLE: ELEGANT
~ NSass furnished sl3S per month or iess y taken
IHoR RENT-eiO-NEw FoUR-RooM BRICK;
Il water and sewer; rear Of 434 o st NV. ego two
thT:.,s.Sry brick. i52s columbia 81 NV. " +
foR k REM N ST; NV. sewn ROOMS
si sIIS fiiT W pes
1HoR PENTHOUSE AND STORE. li2O 18TH
Il ST. NV; building new; hne store and cellar
rent 5000 Per year. Apply wEscoTT WILCOX,
1SU1 fennsy ave NV ocl93t
TrOR RENT-sEyEN- ROOM BRICK HOUSE; BAY
win, window. cellar bath al Modern Improvement
from 9th St. facing lie Droit Park; $z5 Inquire Of
40 Boundary. ocls-3ts
IHoR RENT-HoUsE 2lOs O ST. NV. KEY AT
Il drug store, corner 2lst St
II. W. BLUNT
oc19-1m 1859 31st St
ITOR RENT-404 I'd SIC N W., ELEVEN ROOMS
Il and bath 1--WE rooms on noor; basement:
minutes to Interior, Pension and Post-ofhce eart-
ments; &f5. b II. WARNER 9lo ut. NV. 1885,
lI,OR RENT
Is l5ls-20 Eth ST. Or s35 122s-30 H st. ne. 7r25
l522.2s l2th st., Or. 80 l22-34 IA St e. ar IS
Apply to GREEN a CUNNINGHAM.
ocl9-1m' l4O5 y st
EOR INSTRUMENTATION BRICK; MOD
Il imps. 302 st n w. Call ct once Nm T. HOLLY.
MAN, 1871 4 st NV. ocly2t
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1AKD-WIDB ALL-WooL Dress Goods, SIC. DR..
warmers Corsets, sc. BRoDHEAD's, 9O7 St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20
Peerless Dyes
Are the Oest Sold by druggists.

SaXOnY Wool, German Hand.Knit
Jackets for Ladies, Men, and Boys. AT c. AUKR-
BACH's, Mems Furnishings and Sewing Machines,
9TH and H streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

JOhnsOn's Restaurant, 9th and E.
The best steamed oysters in the city; the cele-
DRAFTED Lynn Haven Bays half shell. Every del
tcacy In season.
2 Franz JOHNaoN,a 9th and f
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


l>oR RENT-A HANDSOMELY IrRNfsHED
u house southwest corner az isth and se 80 I.
rooms be<fi~~ hath. attic snd cedar. tl1o pei
for months el Is per month ~ the yesr; -.
osi8-et sWokMsTkDT BRADLEY. s2sf q.
V,ok RENT-UNFUENIsHkD.
1871 lsn ~.lsr ..sioo leos-7 co,h 81 nv $50
2lO3 D ID ~ IS VI ave and nv o. 80
les Corcorzn 81, lsr. SO 500 Boupdyns -.or.s -
SS2s PSI, nv. 80 ZOO sth ?, s. ?; ~. g ~
106 Indiana ne. lor. 80 once n 13Ol u @ no -
200 ct ~. sr.. 81. 80 Barber shop 18th \ -.
FURNISHED
Conn ave- bet. isr. yer year. ..-......-.. 500
W ave ed IA 4 - T. stable. or ycer ..- St'y
ST., bot 9th and 10Th, l2r- pr mouth..-..-.. -
Sunderland llAce nv. llr.. per month-..-.-.. As0
VI ave-. near Iowa Circle, Ter month. ....... ~
oc2-3ws $50. ct ne
Eok RENT-THREE-sTuRY BRICK DwEILIsa.
IL IL rooms. bathroom ard crllHr al modern
provements we'll located IN vest; rent 30 go
month INLAk kOThElAfOkL. 1907 o. n =.
leoR RENT-BY X O. HOFFMAN, RIAL ks-
II tate and Insurance Broker. Ion and STA ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

SOUND RlAsoN.-Our constantly increasing sales
confirms our belief that We sell the best made
clothing In Warrington. See our $40 sack suits.
klsKMAN BRoe, Corner It'll and Z.
Manufacturing ClothieD and Tailors.
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ADJUSTMENTS

We BANJO INSTRUCTOR,
It Address sos ST. n. W.
a LBAuoHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
LAST PERFORMANCE
TONIGHT Ats
MISS MARIETTA NASH.
In her Iaimitshle Impsrsonation Of
-KATTI-
THE FAMILY HELP
Next week-A Satire ON Society entitled
FASHIONa
Look at the Company.
The Irwin Sistsrs-May and Flora
The Jeromes-Chas. and Ella
Hilda Thomas-Lulie Ia yerde-Katie Oonway-Chaa
seaman-oeoree Murphy-Charles Sawteu-win Arm
strong. oc2O
REMExsEs tbs OnpHAsa
GRAND soG S ALE I,iLlE AND FOUND PARTY
n ST. roy 5o aaf ssSE asFS Fl
AT IS Ri.i RsH e SRSsohY
On sfs e1d Ssh &;
Two ga G. SssT Diamond Rim.
8 " sI tins .ss selling in tine
ZANE mus. apply in writing to ED J. HASS1S. ST
See advertisement. in Church New.
oc2O. 27.no3. 10, IL. ~, 26to29
NEW NATIONAL THEATER-
TONIGHT AT 8. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE.
TONIGHT AT 8, FAREWELL PERFORMANCE
Mr. W. J. FLORENCE
CAPN ED'ARD CUTIE
IN DICKENS
DoMBEY AND SON.
Next week-IMRE KIRALFY'S Grand Spectacular
Combination in the Colossal Revival of the Ravel PAN
tomime.
oc1O NAHUM
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$50 win buy q pair OF SWEET Sherwoods So
shoes at Aoran's 1022 7th street n ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

sale Of Seats for the Musin Concert begin
on Monday morning at Ellis & CO.'S Music Store
see Amusement column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

READ National Book BIndery adv. Page 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

PERSONS SEEKING INVESTMENTS FOR CAPITAL
should consult the advertisement OF the Smith
National Cycle Manufacturing Company In special
Notice column.
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u.
oc2-sw. 80. b 81 n-
Eok RENT,ITnREE-sroRY BRICK pwELLIsa.
.i Is'fa e isG r. :. o
Il tate aud Insurance BROKER. lou and sss nv
HOUSES.
i blS 4 :. nv tSr sS e :, nv. 70
5l9 l3,a st NV s2r - door, iiOs IA ave. =
isss i:.n :. 90 !. s;s !. ar 70
SS5 1s scr no. lar 90 7c on. :. "a
!ss IS 81 " g IL Ia It 4 az :. ., e
ny i, n %. % 80 ts1.on 4 ne ;gr y .
sl5 "a st. lor.....45 ~ Linton P-ne .5r IS 20
IA; .:a 'sss IISSss S,,: ;
10y stse sr s.-....59 l2ll ID - NV. sb0ps....s
- = fUSNis11p HOUSES
y near 18Th st. l3r $500 Conn. ave near st. so
Iowa Circle - 200 a. near 18th. lr. loo
at. aiss 1i near
Con . ave nssr S :. eo sS.h near Sii. s.
q = s:s: IS; IS $ e q
s.,.S "a s.ss; frOn'r, sse Il ave. Ir9% 10 % g
ijesant in -sun si5 IN 81 sr- 49,. 49, 3
sssoS. heated ~ .sss bi ~ 4. %. n
IRON sJo 70 sioo each 4os lJs 81 n a. hall 20
'i' ii'h 81 nv" -r'' sdIosrs
h sr,sd.ss ne, .1r sSo i3Ss p
oSi5 r. O. HoLi2m.S lou To- ana ~, ., 81 Is
| L,oR RENT-l23 ST. 5. 4. THkEE-sToRY
I,.n brio. Is rooms; heated n lprn.os ~ cop'e-
ocIo-iat isisFa
EoR RENT-A NEwLY-FURNIsHED TEN-RoOM
s2s ss aoUs ia. sS
Fo DIx k, n ~ oI APP
I,oR PENTHOUSE ~ ST NV. SIX ROOMS.
modern imProyements els 80 in nice rspsir
Apply 10 W q JOHNSON. us l3th st n ". oci5- lm
Sok kENT-A DEsiRABIE HOUSE MAR FAs-
iaRfi. COS is's st 0O n'0"'h A''' o SEaS
ISoR RENT-FURNIsHED-i523c oRcoRANsf
hs6ca e"' BASEMENT BRICK GoI' S;iIy for
oell-l2t l4ls Fsl
EoR RENT-FuRNIsHED-l5Ie Il ST 2-sTonF
~ and BASEMENT . rooms: very comfortable heUss.
ocl1-l2t lsls Fst
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
= Dupont Circle .sl5O l+34 y st...............s0
i i9St ;s;.....isS i.s; is.s !, .......-.fS
sgs sS.a g g i issss :: Il. oisss
FURSIsHED
ls ss.r n is,S Ss sSd sss
Mass Mas :Ts n e ssa
Conn .ye -.near Il Dos 90 ave n W near y, leo
cell l437 Penn. ave. n
EoR RENT-lsal 10TH ST., THREE.sTohY
P PSRIs e spe9 year On three ysA is.-.
I,oR RENT OR sALE-THAT FIRsTILAns
Gently occupied by sen Morgan hollow walls. h.ia.
xSSy h1; ss $: .I kss IL %
For. kENILLURNIIsHEp. We ,9FELR ros
containing 10 rooms fully and complstely furnisheL
fSs s[%' to g nig' i sssfkE e co. i.o7ran
+ mod: imps. xpplyio o. c, ekLLS..
IroR PENTHOUSE l347 CoRCoRAN ST: 3
soGn IN ps ss.f GA. eah ron ne all oa
s+6; Thos. h. wAeeAMAS.
Ia sa Nv: nfsesn r1pms NTH ali m,dsrn impross
L>oR RENT-FURNIsHEp-
L lso2 M,'~ ave x = S29S LIS r. s's-...siSs
leo ssIdax JAS s ssf S oI i.d bga e."
| IToR RENT-FoUR NEW FRAME HOUSES. PIys
.aisSie for person having horses ana ~.sSn. SIS
per Se %Slss ~ JAS s a bAEs - e CO. e1f
FSsss s IL sr l..e Itsf q a's
sSt s,h s,; sr m. ,s 30 sls I'm e. or ~slsri
So $50 Il .Is III 81 n sS III 4 Sss... 8
~ n, q !, ne Or mi 10 i s ~sl,e st $3.50
rs pa s.e Or: ma is 50 q: isIo :. ss- sr
SIC Inn I'm ss6E K fSE / or
nksTa sEs 2 SIX nS Ss,s sESs HoVs
s2l st. NV. IL rooms. ESQ per mo. Owner At 5is
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BROOKS, 18th st Prices guaranteed.

Pianos a per month
organs 81 per month
II. g. SMITH l225 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20
CITY ITEMS


sale e ssas. for the Musi1 a. cspcsrs psgins
Sec Amusement column.
Orxans Slightly Used.
Price SIS and upwards; IS payments
+. G. Smith, l225 Pa ave.
CaeaSrh Curea..A clergyman. after years Of
suffering nom that loathsome disease Catalrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy. at last found q
Tese which o c~1e sh ana ssved him from
sending sef-addressed stamped envelope to Prof.
J. A. Lawrence 80 Warren ST., New York city, will
receive the recipe free Of charge. oc20-s26t
Tine Question that agitates the public mind
is not who Is to be President? but What shall We
smoke? Grand Republic Cigarros and Buffos Is .
solution OF the question. For sale by all nrst-
class dealers wholesale agents. LUcHs BRo. 1
Only SIS for New Homes, Douacssics,
and singers. Other makes SO and IS. Repairing,
81. At FuSKs Sewing Machine Agency, 7th nearO.2
Domessic Sewing Machine once, 7th 4 Il.
New and secondhand; $40 payments
i +. q. SMITH, LOIS Pa. ave.
PhlIlips' DigestibIe Cocoa.
An efncacious drink for the nervous and dyspeptc5
sale Of Seats for the Musin Concert begins
on Monday morning at Ellis Co. IS Music Store.
see Amusement column.
For the Miseries OF catarrh use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. The peoples remedy. 25 cts. 6
Felt and Rubber Weather Strtps for
doors and windows. L. H. HOPKINS, $50 + ST. NV.
th,s,tu3
% Per Gallon, 7sc. Quart BOTTLE, No.
Orders by mail. McGEE's. 9th near D ST. saw
SaxOnv Wool, German Hand. Knit
SOCKS, extra heavy; pairs 81. At Z. AUHRBACH's,
Gents Furnishings and Sewing Machine Rooms
9TH and streets.
Deserving Of COnfidcmce.-There is no
article which so richly deserves the entire conf
dence OF the community as Browns BRONCHIAL
IROCHKs- Those suffering from Asthmatic and
bronchial Diseases, Coughs, and Colds should Try
them. Price, % cents. eos
Sewing Machines repaired for 81 at your
mousse. Send postal TO w. Funk, 1881 9TH. Good
machines $40. All warranted. eos
Peerless Dyes
Are the oest Sold by druggists. eo1y
saxOny Wool, German Hand.Knit
Jackets for Ladies', Men, and Boys. AT c. AUER-
BACHs, Mems Furnishings and Sewing Machines,
9TH and H streets. 2
JOhnsOn's Restaurant, 9th and E.
The best steamed oysters in the city; the cele-
DRAFTED Lynn Haven Bays half shell. Every del
icacy In season.
FRANK JoHNsoN's, 9th and E
Use Anchor Brand Coffee and no other. I'm
Heavy SaxOny Wool, Gray Under.
wear. Extra line Soc, 75c., 81, Sl.25. At. q.
AuERBAcH's, Knit Jacket Depot 7th and H SITS. 2
SaxOny Wool, German AIand-Knit
Bicycle Hose. Best in the world At c. AUHRBACH's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20
LOCAL MENTION
The Weal,,er.

LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
Torthe District OF Columbia. Maryland. Delaware
trusts sunday morning.
Fos CASH on DKLrvERY.-Ten n.,t.r,. sr,,,,,s
Dest MOquets from 30 70 500 yards In each pstisIn
al SIS per yard; also, seventeen patterns best
nTs.irs%s Siseiow body Brussels Is 70 $50 yards
Rugs Tapestry Brussels, Body Brusses yelyet
and Moquets, all sizes. al about half their value
W: b. MOSES Son, 18th and +.
ssvEsrY , BsLs; JAMAICA ORANGES, 500 crates
and for sale by Harris Z anderson Oh La ave.
READ National Book Bindery adv. PageA
s.LE OF SEATS for the Musin concert begins on
Monday morning at Ellis Co.'S Music store. See
Amusement column.
PIANOS FOR RxSr. g per month
u l. WILD Bros, 700 TIN St NV.
MRS. NJ A. HARDcAsrLs Co. have opened show
rooms Tor the sale OF art needlework and materials
or embroidery. at s1l 18th street northwest,
niled- Former patrons are respectfully Invited 70
ealiand examine our stock.
BROOKS, 18th st Prices Guaranteed.
Pianos a per month.
organs 81 per month
r. G. SMITH, 1225 Pa ave. ..
1AKD-WIpR ALL-WooL Dress Goods. Sic DR..
warmers Corsets, CSC. BRoDHEAD's, 9O7 Il ST
YoU CAN FIND just such an overcoat as you want
II our immense STOCK See our SIS overcoats.
ErsKhAN Bros Corner 9TH and e,
MANUFACTURING Clothiers and TailorS
hEIsrSGKRs ice cream. 235 and lois 18th SITS NV.
$50 win buy q pair OF SWEET sherwoods s.
shoes at Aoran's, 1o22 9TH street NV.
CAMPAIGN Parachute Lanterns, only CSC. at the
fhir, ol2 1th 81. NV.
CORN, DAN, AND HAT &C Goodacre's, 1226 II n. W
fEoAKS OF TEE GuARp-Gnbert and SuIlivan's
new opera, TO be had at w. @. Aetzerott Co.'S
lilo street.
BRooKs 18th St, Largest, Richest, Newest, stock
NV SroRR-New stock OF wall paper, pictures,
and picture-frames. B. J. Laws, 1927 Pennsylva-
nia avenue. formerly with Mr.. W. II. vernon.
FINE PoRrIA1s. Kets Kemethy. 11Os Pa ave.
sAIs OF slAm for the Musin Concert begins on
Monday morning at Ellis Co.'S Music store. See
Amusement column.
BvnYrnxs good can be had q FussxIL's Res
taurant, LAS New York ave.
BROOKS, 18th 81, Gss-Fixtures and Chandeliers.
SOUND RlAsoN.-Our constantly increasing sales
confirms our belief that We sell the best made
clothing In Warrington. See our $40 sack suits.
kIsKMAN BRoeL, Corner It'll and Z,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

Phllllps' DigesttbDe Cocoa,
An ecaciOus drink for the nervous and dyspeptic.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

For the Miseries OF catarrh use Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup. The peoples remedy. % cts 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20
PoL1r1crAss

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PIANO TUNING:
~ unison Brands and Uprights. 81: z Oct,
srats rates firstclass work in every instance Also
nne UPri&nts Tor rent. v. BECKER, 6O1 9th ct NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

EOR RENT-l226 18th ST. n. W.; MODERN
Il house, containing central staircase, hall, wood
mantels and all conveniences. Apply to owner,
kOBEhT STEAD YO6 Il st n. w. oc2O-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

DEATH OF MRs. CATHARNE OuRAND.-Mrs Catha-
rine Ourand, the widow OF the late Elijah Ourand,
died AT her residence on 4th, near street north
west, on Wednesday night, and her funeral Will
take place tomorrow afternoon from McKendree
N. L church Mrs Ourand was eighty-three years
Old, having survived her husband. who for many
years was q watchman, messenger and clerk OF
The Treasury Department She leaves many de-
seendanta, including several great grandchildren.
she was member OF the Foundry NJ. L church
when that and the East Washington were the only
Methodist churches In the city, and over thirty
years ago joined McKendree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

INJURED By FALLISG.-Miss Gertrude Strashuru
OF Alexandria, Tell at the corner OF 9th and n
streets yesterday, and striking her head on fhe
CG-track was badly inJured--Mr. Narc,sse De
Inongeot, OF 900 street, who Is blind, YESTERDAY
ieii over the carriagestep In front or 900 street
northwest and sprained his ankle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

FNKD PoR STRIKING HIS SrEP-NorHER-A colored
boy named Andrew Addison was before the Police
court this morning charged with aSsaulting his
Srepnother. Mrs. Addison lives on 9th street be-
tween and streets northeast. The boy Is a
cart-driver, and last week he earned AIS He
gave the money TO his parents aud drew - cents
This morning he called ON his step-moJher for
another advance which she refused 10 make and
the boy abused her from the outside OF the house.
she opened the door and he struck her with a
brick. The court Imposed fine s..
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1912 10Th st NV. llr.so5
l220 On.w.. Cfur. }. Or. .ti5
10 1884 Corcorsu st.. lJr. So
I'll A St Sc, l3r. 10
% 2S30 p st. n. w.. l0r......J0
225 Ind. ave. n. W. yr. 30
10 ISIS psf NV Tor. 30
W 2O5 u 81. W.. Tor. .....4J
~ 1919 Corcoran St, ] lr. IA
- 229 Indiana ave, Or. "a
1918 30th NV. Ter. 40
20 l3@s Corcoran ST.. sr- 40
IS l4l4 llth SIN w.. Sr. !. .35
ll140 n Y. av. NV. l2r.35
% BIZ Ost. n W.. l4r....3J
2121 X st. NV. 1r......33
I l2l42 l st. n. w.. Sr.. .3:s.oO
= $50 pa 1t. N. W.. Or. 80 90
. SOs L 81. n vs. or......3 81
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CITY AND DISTRICT

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THE WOOL GROWERS AROUSED.
They will Organize to Protect the Wool
Interest.

MOUNT VERNON, Ohio, Dec 25 1ss7.-To
the wool growers of the United States
The sentiment favoring free trade in this
country has been augmented to the extent
of the presidents influence. In announc
ing his sympathy with those who do not
encourage A rserican industries and do
nestle labor, the executive has emphasiz-
ed his contempt for your industry by pro-
posing the repeal of all duties on foreign
wool. You number about 100000 of
voters and give employment to about l.
600, 600 men. Every State and nearly every
county In each State of the Union has
tlocks and flock masters. Your flocks gem
orally are small, your wealth limited and
your locations so scattered as to render
organization and united action difficult.
Once the producers OF 00,000.000 pounds
of wool annually, valued at about $780,
islation OF 1882 check your growth and
actually reduce your docks in num-
quantity to the extent of Is per
cent. These results followed a small re-
duction of protected duties Now the
president proposes their abolition so that
South America and Australia, with other
foreign nations, can supply the consump
ton of The United States spindles and
looms The officers of our national sOci-
ETY. desire to organize resistance to this
cruel attempt. In order to secure it's de
feat by action, consolidated resistance,
advise that you petition Congress freely
from all parts of the country. Send let
tiers to congressman from every district.
Have each association of wool growers,
State, county, township or town pass and
forward appropriate resolutions. Incite the
grangers or associations of husbandmen to
unite their votes with yours in urging Con
gress to promote the welfare of agricul-
ture. If you have not large or consoli-
dated wealth you have votes. Exercise
wisely the power which athis privilege
gives. The founders Of four republic
placed in the hands of its people the power
TO correct the errors of those who make
or administer our laws, without insurrec
ton or violence. The executive has been
msuformed. Remove the deception and
let him and the nation know that you will
not submit to the proposed injustice with
out resolute struggle.
G. DELANO,
President National Wool Growers Asso-
ri
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-06

Mr.. Carman editor of The Rural New
Yorker, says For eggs we are convinced
that for this climate white Leghorns will
give us the greatest weight of eggs the
year round, and, if kept warm and clean,
will prove the best winter layers. The
egg of n Dorking will average as large as
that of II Leghorn, and they will lay as
many i'll hot weather. But they cannot
stand our winters rs well. Lcghorns and
Dorkings will stand ali the food they will
eat and not get too fat. The Brahmas, if
over fed. will get too fat and stop laying
We have known four pounds Of fat to be
taken Off a single Brahma hen,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-01-06

Another new cotton picking machine is
attracting attention. This one is the in
vention of Mr.. Groves and is reported to
have given satisfaction in the vicinity of
Galveston, Tex, where it has been put to
field tests.
A big find of chestnuts in Virginia.
The King apple brings high price in
the leading markets Of Great Britain.
The board of control of the New York
State Experiment station, at recent
meeting, elected Peter Collier director, in
place of DIR. +, Lewis Sturtevant, re-
signed.
According to DR.. Salmon there are two
contagious diseases known as hog cholera.
The first affects the bowels and is genuine
hog cholera; the second affects the lungs
and is swine plague. An animal may
have both at once.
1t is thought the tobacco crop will be
one Of the smallest on record The Ci,var
tobacco of the east is generally reported
as in good condition, while the prospect is
more unfayOrable in Wisconsin,
The wool report prepared 10y the bureau
of statistics estimates the wool clip for the
yeas ut $4,000 900, and it says tnat TN,
number Of sheep has increased since Il e.
last census from 30, 600 900 10 10000, 900
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