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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03
Children'S ImitativeIes Illus
trated.

Not long since there WIS wedding
mp town, and quite a nuToer of chill
dren. who are in the family we're pres
emit The officiating clqpyrasa mSsr
the ceremony very h,af enc, c''A
the children caught II - slit BOW nos
an hour passes that ssg aeEs.asa;;g +
not gone through with by a. l.ae's.
ones. On one occasion We -tpO % be
married were pronounced man and
wife in very short time. wAen the
miniature clergy mankastonished the
family by saying: e SO hot in here,
Ill have to 90 in thelhalI to pray"
We ,hev followed bip 10 thu coasr
spot. where they fdtshsd The services
Indianapolis JotLadL
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03
Tn, Insalubrious talian.

The Italians. and particularly those y
living IN New York and Philadelphia.
are in an infamed state Il mind be-
cause Uncle Sam propose to investi-
gate the padroni businessFn order TO s
cLeck the dumping on Of shores 'af--
the refuse of Italy.
Almost every week std9nefs arrive
r0m Italy with vast numf rs, OF poems,
% use an appropriate Msfaa word.
Nb.ra are 90 many of the crowded
l1 lie seamer lat it seen possible
iha1 llydra9. us very ny De used
TO gel lren ali eL They
Asre crowded togsthes 49, y dns in
en unopened box is. ia
thoroughly isolated as a atm
ielerl
A similar condition OF a
yails in Mulberry street sbs.e
.rt.dians OF the l65-eg ciSss sre Is sfsss,J
as the raosquits In jet,oy, whcrs
they arc said t,De SO oad tns season :.
that they N, not abIss tol get on
stranger az at once. so they sts
around in reliefs and wait for
turns Ike customers in a barbersl
There IS sanitary objection. to
lower ordet of the Italians Wdg
~ very much obliged to hat *
Itax mp C5iumhus, but because lI9
JNd ia 5 country and inaugur
az history Of the world-4hs4 ix
4gA why the IN -TTaGians shl -.
zoe perm "a to star anothe4 new e9
tie cholera. Neither al i We X
r II n%1ss=Tfceof smatlpoa. { +
Csc f sneilpoKx AN rs
denio the man wltA5ap srsas
Lot It It is Ike a new 60
Every body is liable &c tfke
off with it. =
If the Italians have no { 4ec. on, ~
prefer that Death should ksS M O. asfne
his old fashioned scythe. wv DC not
care to have him swap it of Rr
patent mower. Already the dfngg
are pasting cholera cure labels on Their
unsold bottles of liver remedy
Scientists tell us that theR are no
less than $50 organic forms the all
we breathe. If the malario class .
Italians continue TO accumuiV e in NeS
York, it W II not be long hhfore y
average New Yorker will draw !.
his windpipe an entire zooldk cs 8 y
den win every Ur6Es--@f,is q
much hence the insalnbri1 us Z
must not come over here SCI much On
less he is fired out of cannon 5aasi
, with carbolc acid as 70ou &C he 81
: rlves. Hen. 3. SUee: rg Ietds EifIta7s
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t heaVed a


voiae a. -
. huJer4s -, -r said MS
1 Ichshad C9 a tnlss chist suokea-
man, ia v.-a g. .-l Aow O language" fo
which sic was renowned.
Pamela turned aa innocent, puzzled face
upon MIS- Ichabgl--a very lovely face witt
O pure, pale skin, aud soft, shy brown eyes
though in Brimblecom, where rosy-cheeked
beauties were the fashion, they had neveI
thought Of calling it so.
"Oh, the widOwerl / couldn't think for -
moment what you meant. Poor mani rI,n
sorry If he can't and one. But nobodY,'U,.u
expect me to give up Keturah, surely ~ 70
growing too old; and she wouldn'''"'0 An''
anyway" NJ,
The committee looked at ear, o'nef' inelF
mission seemed a somewhat ''-Aou,' o"e "
perform. Was Pamely s 1hnooent "S sue
lookedl Mis- Ichaboj 'Sl q ureaului Suspi-
cIon that she was dea. nd sne resolved not
10 be daunted. .,,..,.,
aeIf gsein' YOU as lef SO kicd OF deper dent"
sac said.
f,srriy. on KNOX, and Pamely laughed
W. ~ M ans faulty have got to
.,v - ANS they don't want to be
go. 4 Mis- lchabod
- Er com will ever have
n an ot es, I am such
nttlo thing tbat IS Ton 'pch."
There was the SD .8lc.a. n on Pa
mela's cheek al p tense @ t her
mouth that the col 2.
They only saw her IauN ai t-t p
high dudgeor
al hoys the time won't ,8me when Fo.
wor-t find 1t laughing matter" said Miss
Hosea Blodgett, who was determined not "
come away without saying anything; !hat
would be so humiiatng to tell of.
"Oh, hope not" said Pamela, sweetiy.
That was the very worst thing about Dea-
con Semple-you never could make him mad,
said Miss Nancy Perkins, as she opened the
gaze. Aud though the other members Of the
committee wouldn't acknowledge 1t, Pamela's
resemblance to her father in that respect was
the thing that they had found most aggra-
waiting in their interview with her
Before they reached their homes they re-
penteG that they had not said MORE but there
was something In Pamela's manner that
made It seem al impossibility. The commit
tee could not explain it clearly. Pamela had
been quite pleasant and polite, but they
al1n't care to 90 again. However, they quite
agreed that the matter ought not to rest
there, AMI they were wlling-evon anxious
TO 20 spd confer with Mr. Stockbridge, the
minister, upon the subject. She would not
dare 70 be so high and mighty with the min
ster.
The Rev. Mr.. Stochbridge was a grave and
dignifed man of nearly 40, who, when he had
first come to Brimblecom, ten years before,
had had the caps Of half the young ladies of
his parish persistently set-at him. They had
nov, II they had not wholly Abandoned the
cap setting, learned to 'draw It mildly, lest II
g+Te all IN vaiD,n for the minister had never
aoEu the slightest sign Of being caugb%
= seemed ngzs9azt embarrassed when
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

MARIA PA, Queen of Portugal, is
tery talented woman. She takes very
,litue interest in politics. preferring
outdoor sports to the intrgues Of
statesmen. She is a clover horsewoman
and loves the chase. She is also II
good swimmer and always wears a
medal which she gained ten or twelve
years ago for saving the lives of her
two children who. falling into the sea
aLCascaes, would have beer drowned
if their mother had n5F iUlpe' into
the water and rescued them she g a
good pianist sings 4.iEly wal. ana is
very fond OF the theatre Saa an
artist in water-color painting SD hoy
pictures sell Uen'l-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

Jor ToBIN, until recently a porter
In a Boston hotel, is said to have
accumulated fortune while there OF
about $50, 000
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

THEY have formed a cheese trust in
New York. The trust business must
be On its last legs when they have to
cheese it.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

HENRY w. SLoCUM. tennis champion
If America, is engaged to be married
to Miss Edsall, Of Staten Islani This
is the most important love game
Slocum has over played
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

millionaire JOHN MACKAY Will
spend October in New York city. HIS
partner, Flood, is dying Mt Homburg
Of Brights disease.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

Miss MABEL CHEsNEY, daughter OF
.sr stable parents at Paulding, Ohio,
ia-. ped with negro who worked
,ui father.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

wrrs-wheat . DO lh earth ought
10 wear q roseate hue III me eye of the
honest and hard-fsted northwestern
Salmer.c--~
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

WF1Lr IT, rrince of Wales was in
Hungary he broke roulette bank an d
won Si 1000. He may not make
great ruldr, but His Highness is good
deal of rouletteT
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

A PHILApELPHIA La rho active
in beneyolence is kno h az Bless her.
heart among the 'yst4inz rls-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

- onlv love hardly in hsrfave. tool
And se>ax. you would sake e toto
Ne aer voice broes.s sheu ksred her
face with her hands. The harse walked
slowly and 'there was a ya....- toag M
terval of silence.
AT last Mile stole sly glance at Z
the face of her companion to - how
he bore up under the deserved dsAun-
citation.
He seemed to be bearing up undetlt
remarkably we'll for he was indul slRg
in a silent fit of laughter. He sobeFed
instantly. however when he saw thai
she was looking at HIM.
Before she could demonstrate. he had
clasped her in his arms. 81
You are my first aud only lovey
he cried; land know | an yours alsa|
for no woman ever uttered such bitter
words TO one she did not love. Hear
me. Millie." as she tried to break away
from him: Il am not a widower; |
never had wife; l neVe' shall have
, one unless you accept me- and Inc
r photograph which you must nave S'een
on my table-that is NJ cause Oh
ridiculous m sundon ahg on Four
part. recei" n - - ~
Philip ester = 4 P'ctGl S
FL v 10 dla r-sr Rary, S2
1ie Use words q ,neI baSS
~ own intias, which are 1.-THE sa
niue. That is all. darlingd land itS A
up the terribly forbidding sclomts
MT it?"
What need was there of an a nst
with her head nesting upon
shouldorP And when they retIrnel
from their drive. and Paul assisted
radiant-faced Mile to Alight, Dick.
the irrepressible. excl3imed. loud
enough for everybody on the preRhise1
to hear:
I'll bet Nellie's Teller has popl
the question"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

=ssi aSLI "havy at the present rate she
will have another inv,ncible armada
by the time her baby king cuts his
stomach teeth.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

EXTENSIVE deve u OIL nave
cen made rece' TX county,
pennsylvania, in aa@ DEE al olS'rlcI
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03
! CoI&f Da on Sling
III 4sf- Slipper com Bdmy

"A II LII
to OF st,,,nn &c
char H.. - W. .L;, oe s"', w,
to 80 01>"o1 I''
20 70 1s.,I';~. u, ,rLoraar ill., -
inlo " H Ioil' ','.' 49,, V' on1r nnos
ur''0 'no' i lH.' r pS.otoa ,,Iaao onco
some oGu'- ,.,I' ~ z1,anor an,4isd bv q
u"S' ''uu nov ,.oa,.,;antr hired for the
coniPe'o"' 49,. go o,o,nsrs oo
PURPOSE "Di'o .a,iun. -.--,.-,sarrot
BACK 70 Vno'' '''i- - - ,'". 800 -
sEaeP'hg> "',' no 'o7'
temper reru"P' 'ii'o 'o'- ',,,.-' ,.Io,,,
p-e-- VI" .-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

YAM PHoN LEE, q graduate of Yale.
assaEried wealthy New Haven
q, has been appointed
Pacific bank, Saa
5rssN> atlepl II all
lle his country Iaa. the
Chinese. nave ~ TIE bseA
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03
! I.inansa RAnuiTed.

Ee YOU a license to plaY?" asked
Ang man as the fair girl was
- organ. License to Play
nlied she, Il never heard
20 YES. you n1a
a.ss.I . LII 1srt3
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

WF Foe~r New York proda
IS sand 10 10 in u.a.. e.
da. Unfortunately for him his crime
comes under the eXtralition treaty and
be can be brought back. There are
some things Of which the smartest thief
may he in X tSEauce. Ar Foster 49,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

&c is the name of a Cbinaman in
~ho is worth $500, 600 in real
y evidently IS devoted to
wealth.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

chief lieutenant, Major
Barttelot, the news of whose murder
has already been given, was a very
clever ana energetic officer with a dis
tnct vocation for adventures, but pe''
3 Of s. most arrogant msnner
bis nAriors and full ofthe no.
tbas the natives coUd only be
aged by shooting ID the spot the
wao showed sens of discomfort
Officers Who seed with HIM in the
Soujan Yela's numerous anecdotes OF
this n1pr2 which probably explain
why ~ 81 into trouble with his car
rier< Major Barltelot VAS a tall
pg man with a strong face, but au
'y mouth. II went through the
a ""u campaign as a mere stripping.
vo!unteete.. for the Ssui,n .arv:ca
wben only u years old. and was s.a.n
ElIled. p His father Sr Waller
Bsrttolol. is one Of the best known
tory members OF the honss of com.
syons and belongs to avery oil f,4, y.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1888-11-03

NJ. 1gitG this pgumaqe.
Sed wJla ->~~aa .t1e,--
h"~,. ,C.,o.is o",. sv.s ,aou ..
zars Tor the profit of the poor little
>A.en.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR T-FURNfSHED-Af l43T L ST n w
! handsome suites of rooms, on first aud second
floors central locaton southern exposure. Board. IL
DESIRED h6-3ts
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED-D1N ROOM AND
j Kitchen. centrally located Terms moderate to
right party. Reference required. Southwest corner
Sth and SITS. NV 1t
1SOR RENT-471 ST NV, THREE RUOMs,
unfurni~ he'd suitable for light housekeeping.
third floor; "a and modern improvements; southern
exposure: rent SIS; immediate possession. nih-I
1COR RENr-A LADY TAKING HOUSE INC N
pisled with board reasonable terms. Call at 500 18th
ST. NV. IT.
IrOR RENT-FURNIsBED BACK AND FRONT
i Parlo., suitaD.e Tor single gentleman. 1902 l.
ST. mh3-:bts
IGOR RENI-93O n W THREE LARGE ROOMS,
singe suite; suitable for party Of gent ienen:
rent reasa nable. mhl-Bts
i with board 1911 10th St. few doors from Du-
pont Circle, mh.p-3ts
DOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE
i for single gentlemen. 81 and 81 per month; good
CATION; MSS the door: 0l0 NJ ST. Inquire in the
wholesale ronfe, tlonery store. mh3-3r
1t0R RENT-wITH BoAkD-Tw0 BEDROOMS.
wi; h psrlor, il desired location and appointments
very desirable. Address K l.. star Office. mh:,-}t'
NOR RENT-THREE UNFUaNIsHED COMMUNI-
II eating rooms. Second door: with all modern inn
provenents: price $40. 2O14 9th ST. NV. mis- Be
1C0R RENT-A FINELY.FURNIsHED SECOND
Il hoor front room; very large with bay window.
conmodious closet open crate transoms Apply after
3o'cock References 1880 18th 1t NV. f2o-12t
1COR RENT-1lOs NEW YORK AVE. n W., ONE
room. with board moderate price: references
changed f22-2ws
II fb2O-lm J.. C. HUTCHINSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
W oonwAnD & LorHsors Co1uxs.

This column II devoted TO the enumeration OF
the numerous bargains daily offered By Messrs.
WOODWARD LOTHROP. corner Of 11th and
+ sta NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED.BY A BRIGHT. REFINED YorNG
Hishsst rsferences- Address Miss s. STAT once.
WANTEDzAT HEADQUARIERs : POSITIONS
,nS N1r,es Sa WaissesS Laandress
Buffers. sAML A. oOOMbs. go = 81 nv. mo 81
WANTED-A SITUATION AS CoACHMAN BY
w an English Coachmsn. who thoroughly under
de Lesseps and her prominent per.ou. IN fsr,s
Speaks French Has letters OF rec,mmrnia,ion csyer
Office. A'''sss ooLa AZ s.Ar
VVANTED-BY YOUNG MAN HAVING HORSE
w aud buggy, place az collector or drummer best
OF references yiven. Address X. star once rnh.st.
MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS MAIDS.
w, w sesmstresses nurses waters. housemen. coach
s y male and %h
WANTED-DICK'S AGENCY HAS FIRsT-cL ASS
w CookS chambermaitis, wAitrpss q lsundrNssTs
seamstresses nur es buffers, co chmen, house men
and boys, with city references 613 7tn mhi5ts
w maker work by the day in ialnilies i an xrert
draper aud filter: references given- Address Eox i3
WANTED-A SIT ALTON By A RESPECTABLE
Office. mh5-3ts
WANTED-FRENCH BUTLER. GOOD REFER
w ences would ikr TO mud Stustion in = ash
inRton family. GEORGES, los 9TH stn mh:,-:Sts
WANTED-EMPI OYMENT BY 4. YOUNG MAN
MAN. TBS 18th ST. NV. nh3-3ts
WANTED-BYA GERMAN MAN SITUATION AS
ADDER Boz Of q na re o himself Isstg in
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
be ND soSM
RENTING Rem. BUREAU."l7 9th NV. till ppm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

lsoR REST-lo ACRE I, UNTRy PLACE SNAIL
II dwelling sud statJs; god srrinT. Iron'inE
Dsn1, roe 81 u,isS IRON boa,ds Sna nee, Goa
1,oR sALE-FARMs IN THE ME- iKoPOIITAN
i Branch r. X several blue vrass farm an irsinia
Pisce o, over 500 scrss ricn ~, TIA lld
1n s,, cost si4oVoo rrioe si0.oo1 NM a. louNa.
II miles from WASHINGTON near Pals C'hnr,lL Mn.
Timber and tiilase land ,rchari-. Ntney ards r1s,s
barn. cellar wsson she'd one niie from .iTsd
s,,a,,.p -,or- schools s chnrc'es clc.e ls verS
nohehi o bring In May neat NIL ~ sold very laN.
t,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE F0R ACIrY RESI-.
deDce Farm of asr,s I.riins iand well tened.
- aeres in sod. several Springs OF eNceeili water
;5nt3, s.loon rsrlor, tall. dinins room. pSiirs
'nda frt sd sa. SHAs,.s pss, sud COATS YER
sga nrssssy os,iidinss .rgunds
OF every variety. located ia Hil district Pine
aeorses County. Nd. q ai,cs trs,m Mashtr ytsl. 4
HTTcHiII ss4 j. 4. i KSon i-O'o ih @ss.so,
NOR sALE-lss ACRES oF LAND CANT cF THE
-, Caixcrt sstases Prince Geopols County, Nd. :
nnln rosed bus mostly IN scoi timber. seo er are.
MITCHELL. s.:s4 st. room 4 nLs-Iot
!,oR sAI.E-A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE COUNTRY
HON Of IL acres with new 10 room house Of modern
ter plenty OF fruit grxI ga within NIB 81
f tl school. store an postotcs and only mice
N
olen pTloe $500. on easy terms 4. n. siPHEkD
~. ioo'fH mh3-3t
uyOR sAIF ONT mr. TIM yEpV ts !. = ~. a. -.
II and best OF Ire fa,,ons Mon,.r,sa.r, 800,
farms al acres an trstSc.s.. is'S .,,s a., siN
provenents ~ miles west OF "Reminiscences ~, M
Mot Itr M NJ ,.r,S. "a - n -. ~ i..it. " sne
4, pHfnp A do ioas q "a VI '~3' 'o'u.- "a
,,,,s.,.,,s - -. % mnS-Se
H>Oh sALb-OR fMHANGE-A FINE PROPERTY
y KNOWN as Rose Hi Farm. IA FaiI1as Com ~, Va,
of good land large dwelling. IL rooms. hrrn and a..
necessary ouibndinss farm well waterei. the r.,
tract euclosed by good teuca 1his property %
iSrd m .Snseaeencs OF the death Of the ow ler the
1--we STICK and farming imp,m. nts az satisfn.tofy
Prices. JNO. 4. MAoGANAN. lOu3 Il. mh.i-.tf
r,nu C.tr rama, a..
Il trnn rsiIr,, al a - 1870 va th
,aii sfnrta5 a. 60, o., o-e siia 81, nhiidliis
milking: cash fur mia daily. within sue tr.,,n
ashingt No land. 1hls ; a hurlAiu lnautrs
OF OWNER. "a. COrcorAn BUILDING
Also q farm at Bicksu's station Mafrf t,olt..U
Bra Oh X, of ~ ceres good land. hpss ~ al ,,o,,-
We'd fenced: possss-ioa siyen in,ne.iiatrly t,,c..
s[,vVu. A"-fs~ih- Inquire % ohNkh. 70 Cptcorsn
ihio w
NOR sAfE-DN ME- Nh a Am Al A. 4. a.,
II acres OF land well w.fe-l,. ,,,.fs., - - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

The New York Sun views with gloomy forebod-
inss the aceessions 70 republican strength In New
jersey through the partial Cancellation OF the pro
hitdtionists and satisfies itself by consideration
OF sa0denipg statistics that the democracy ON a
free-trsde platform VIII lose the state and ,ts nine
eNetofal Vo'es, which are indispensable to demo-
elAe suceess 10 'ne next presidential election. II
would have cheered up the So.n vonser,pIlv 4, On.
President had written that forged letter decIin,no
a denomination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
FOR SAIE-HOUSES

ISoR sALE-eoop BUSINESS PRorERIY, 22ls
y lsth - nv. brick store lat 2QNlso. Stable %
resr offered Tor short time 81 $4,000.
GUS n n ave, rDoin- Ard tain. moo tnape
Fourteen -reom brick 18th. 81. rea, $50.
prte ss.ooo easy tsrrn.
rh 81 NJ, pear D, noon brick water Ia yard.
10000 icet % ErOund near terminus H-st. cars.
i,unt On Two stryets Srou aud stable suis.-
Die ior dsiryman; only a., loo.
EgR SALE = .rnRKE pEsIRABIg ouRNFR
slVoVo aud sll.cOO leCtively
TSLER . az HEnFoRD.
h-S~ lu7 o. ~.
IroR sAIE-ATTNACrTvE HDTsF oNa COR.
= ner 10, WITH ~ Mnds sgrroimtiw 1915 30th "a.
best LEGALITY Of Oh ksilON \. Pass q g. door
lngnire OF GkO. b. sChAfkk lscihc buildIns.
l,oR sALE-NEN HOUsE ill5 % 81. n. v. 40
II roiu. and osta all modern I'M roveIu.nts. fres-
coed and pa cred key neat dor n17 Irice. 50 900.
Il IL MADISON PLACE PACING
LAFAYETTE PAhk, lMME llArkLf NORTH OF
pLNN-NLNANIA AM.
oc%nis.ars S:ebersi. inos s. 4 ys1ea '' 'h'
lot fronts 81 isyt uI.on lsisyrtte iars and has a
deT.h 81 l4a feet and eansins q 7o square tset 81
provenents consist CT lanc rlok Bali inss kijnnei
ON souta . property nov eelosins 10 the L. E. Gov.
For further psrticulars aud permission to .,snin,
spply 90 1Hos. J. FISHER a 90.
mil 81 lasaFst
ISoR SALE BEAUTIFUL. NEw HoC,E NKAR
II Dupont q rcle finished IN hard WOOD u rooms
la h. furnsce lsre closets well arranged Tor
,ence AID comfort srties ring 20 rur,isss .
and psrmit a. msIecl spply 10 Gko W LlNklNS
18th and II streets mh..-Bt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

III the FISHERIES treaty was an issue In the Maine
man-eipai elections, r is evident that the New
knsiand towns will have none OF IL Ths ,.,,S,,
Can gains are attributed In part 10 the tar s1,,a
ton and In part TO the fisheries controversy.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
E0R sALE-HoUsEs.

4 go = J. ave ss s ooo So 2ad St NV 4 r. -oo
ssio 70 yss4 Bdy q 2isss' ST. nv. b.
2os 10 sei$ Boand 1890 10 al F.ihsi 800
soo 70 90 Q g, NV: 2i4si St n ~ p n 80.
tser Is 500 AS 81 81, nv. iSsf.
22ll 10 S229 10th ~ houses 10 rear 4 600
10 S q a,a:s, 5000 80 TO 1854 Psi.nvcoo
900 lsss 81 n ". 6n 80
;ers . 900 Isl las fisrcs St
a., 5000 ,ssi to- 10 los Linden ii;l'VOV
,SR, ;S1 "a, tss; 5000 eloo Vernon, sv. n. ~
house. rear 600 S to s sa;. alley ;,'oOO
h Or and house. coils t oh ar nv n 5000
aisS aiso Wv s:na.Ss 81 s.OOO
Isii D:t ". 'O sd III to % Coz 5; n W. .''o
s5 2d 81 W. Sn o0oo s MADISON Il, LOO
srs-.-... .&so0 W. e. b sr........ 500
HE above IS rGply portion Of the property on
Ii. LIST and 9Th Imh6I THos. 4 wsoaANAN
FSR s, saLEIA . BakS CA Is HE NoRTHw ST
n II fshKfk fiIs f Sst"en'' $4,000 i $nsIs.
EoR sALE1AN ATTRACTIVE HOME. ipl4s n
rOoms !. OF red Tor sale with or without .rer
moatrn ns ses order s.. ss
SsPs BY 6 Pp q The
and sbe use can S ssn Il ISs s can
apnl he ton z; for permits to FITCH rox BaowN,
lroR sALE-FoUR Il ROOM HOUSES WITH ALL
- modern mpr, veipents. cor 5th and sts n, W;
ST, for 10 per cent Investment Inquire ats4S at
NV mh6-}t.
IroR SALE SIXTEEN HOUSES CONTAINING
i've and six room. EACH VIII located and rented so
This Is rare OPP ortunity % cet good raging vest
lnent- Also several alley houses centrally located nj
bargain. JNo. r. wAoGAMAN, zoos n 81 m
mho-6t
Il 922 q st. s.w.; lot 3s feet front by les deep:
good Investment; price $1,000 G II. PARKER,
INSIST ~ and sts s.w.
IruK ROOF HoI 81 ON "a sr,
bet 9th and 10Th sw.; cot ~ by t25 deep. will
mh:-3t' ami ~
NOR sALE-CHEAp-4 GROOM BRICK HOUSES
: 70 on NJ At sw' sl.e5o each $3.50 cash, balance
hh3-3t' A. and Esw.
ISpk sALE-CBEAP-4 NKw 6-RooM HOUSES on
-, bet and q sw. with al mod mn. price.
800 each; sood investment CH PARkEE
tnl.'-st 4k and 4 s.w.
IroR sALE-CBEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS COR
Il ~ and Mclean ave. sw.. with all mod. imp-.
pr s:ioo: $1,000 cash, lance j, and years
mb3-5t' c. n. PAR ER, As and Z sw
NOR SALE-FIfGANT 8ESIDENCE. VERMONT
u ave near Mcpherson Square. ID rooms. pantries.
trunk rooms plate glass Windows west east snd north
Inh3 It K II T. LEiPoLD. 1851 q, NV.
nor sALE-N. E COR 9TH AND NJ Sis y. W,
9-room brick. nearly new heated by furnace, al
l.: hne properly r. r. l. IPoLD.
mh8- 1881 + at nv
lSoR sALE-sEyERAL NEW AND HANDSOME
dwellings desirsey located. which ,,e not on the
mh3-6t 1903 + st n
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED,,FoUR ROOMS. AL,o BATH; BRIGHT,
w cheerful. unfurni~hed. House with SAINT, nv
plumbing: between and p sts west of l4th st
highest reference given and required
Office. uh.J-3ts
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EDUCATIONAL.

nRAwIN0 AND PAINTTSo-,sT,sIi . 40 -
- l3I e. rhook. thorough ina rvctssa n ~
s,,. si esre.o stsenton 70 b<Tfnners TENN 49,
Ir<o NeM nork ave-; take eievstof. MI e's.rs
TUE cELLULoIp rRUsS
~ That never brsskx. never 49,. <.,s - -
aye ssn - ssrn While bsthise
CHAa F1sHErk
Mn rSsuxn ...,.- exS 9TH street. pz,rel vssl
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