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Chances 20 bet ON Harmon.
I'M the New York Herald

II there Is any republican in New York who
yearns to risk his cash on the probable election of
Harrison and Morton now is his chance.
The Cleveland and Thurman Wholesale Dry
Goods Club have deposited in their rooms, at No.
343 Broadway, lot OF hard cash, which, the
Herald Is authorized 10 announce, viii be wagered
as follows: $500 TO 5000 that Cleveland will re-
ceve not less than :,37 electoral votes: $500 10
$500 that Cleveland Will carry Illinois; $500 70
1900 that Cleveland will carry Michigan; $500 to
5000 to 5000 that Cleveland will be elected
President
II man does not want to wager such large
amounts ne may wager any part or the above but
no pet OF less than $50 will De accepted.
Inc man VINO puts this money up Is worth more
IMAM $500. OOO HIS cash Is ready now, and Will lie
ready until IL Is covered Four years ago he was
one OF The most pronounced Blaine supporters In
the dry goods district.
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nepOrteo IOr IHE EVENING STAR:
CIRCUIT CoURT-The Circuit Court OF Alexandria
city, Judge Keith, resumed its sessions here this
morning and considered civil cases all day. In the
case OF George Washington agt. the Midland Co,
granted for sixty days. judgment Tor $234 II has
been given In the case OF Davidson agt. McGraw.
The cases OF Atkinson agt. the Midland Railroad
Co., and Joseph Christian agt. b G. Carter have
been continued. The court took up later the case
OF Agnew agt the Washington and Alexandra,
Midland and other railroads in the FOur-mile run
accident suits, and some preliminary motions were
argued. Mr.. Linden Kent and other Washington
lawyers being present. These Four-mile run cases
will not be decided at this term OF the court.
The ARLINGTON REGISTRATION CAsR.-Judge
Chichester, OF the Alexandra County Court. has
affirmed the decision OF Register Bali that resi-
dents on the Arlington property, owned by the
United States, are not residents OF Virginia enti-
scores OF citizens OF the United States, who have
heretofore voted, OF the elective franchise The
state code furnishes no means OF an appeal from
The county Judge in such cases 1t is, however
said that a case may be made before the United
States courts under the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments OF the constitution.
RELIGIOUS REvIvALS-Revtval meetings are in
progress at the N. Z. Church South, on Washing.
ton street, under the lead OF the Rev. Mr.. Young.
protracted meeting with religious interest Is
X. F. Bishop, and next week revival services will
begin In charge OF the Washington evangellsts
southern Methodist Chapel at the village
N0TEs--Alexandr1a had more Indians on its
streets last night than many have seen before
since the time when Washington city had no ac-
cOmmodations TO lodge them, and the south
western Indians that came on business with
President Jefferson lodged In this place. King
street was, Tor awhile, like street in Denver
The city democratic committee and the Hendricks
Club have arranged for public meeting next
saturday night, at which Senators Vance and
Blackburn and Representative StOckdale are ex.
pected to speak.-AL Valentine colored has
been sent to Jail by the mayor for court on the
charge OF assault and battery upon Earnest
Dudley, white.-Au the schools OF this civ
public and private, are now in successful opera
ton, and there are 100 children In the schools
a little sneak.thler crept In the house OF Agent
Moore, OF the Adams Express Co., yesterday, and
stole gold watch, which was soon afterward
recovered, the boy having offered 1t for sale for 10
cents. Policeman Young arrested the thief.
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slight IRE at the residence OF C. Schlegel, 1923
9Th street, yesterday, did damage TO the extent OF
a ne child OF Maggie Somerville. 1898 10th street
southeast, died suddenly last night without medi-
cal attendance.
evening made arrangements for raising OF a re-
publican banner Saturday night.
The owls will give an oyster roast at Clifton
Beach on sunday. The J. W. Thompson will start
at $50 Il m
The pOst office IS calling on some OF those who
recently paSsfd tine civil service examination for
Clerks and Carriers places, preparatory 10 making
selections To Ill vacancies.
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DRr GooDs FoR CASH.

heavy. sliah,y i1 HLAS2ETs immense size, extra
a1t,s III "A CASHMEkES, pure wool, extra vida
6opoie With. Tan. Terra Gotta, or Blood serpent
reduced cash price. ASc. 49, '~~e ooc'
a Prssent No. IA pair Of elegant Damask Towela
HANbsoME CLOTH pLAIDs, one yard and hal,
Present NO "a h.f a 70: cur cash price SOC.
Damask Napkins worth INC e N~@ASs pore Linen
LADIES' BROADCI,OTH ons v.-a .ra $500.
pure WOOL all colors real value IL rsdncsI y, ~
worth 15c. Aor0'osreo Cofseta
with purchase Of e6. ~'s pE~ens
CARTERS
III MARKET SPACE NEAR 7rH ST
ELE0ANT ROYAL French Serge pure voo, v,,.
o0nos S,asn: ~ eoaors' wonderful bargain q SOc
Ri .:. BS Cunt
Present. No. 1.-TWO patrs Dsnansk Tovels yCo.tS -,
HENRIETTA CAsHAEREA, nearly one Nh snS = /:
half wide finest quality: worth q. reduced 81 hc
Present No. 6-One dozen Damask Napkins TS~,rth
LADIES' CLOTH sU1TINo. ops y,ra ana -.
wide. pure WOOL speciai bsrgsin Soc
Baby. '0s W.
with purchase Of $40. se25
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I>OR RENT-s-RooM FURNIsHEDHOUsEF FALLS
IL Church. $25 Groom house 4th and h sts nj q
$:s5. l0-roon furnished house 200 Delaware avenue
sG5. r. 7. HU1CHlNs Co. 1921 II St se2S-3t
I,oR RENT-446 INV JERSEY AVE s. e 2-sroRY
IL aud basement brick rooms all modern ,mrroVe-
nents s22 80 NJ n PARKER. l4ls ST se3S-i3t
l,OR RENT
U W offer q handsomely furnished house on Rhode
Island ave. between 18th and 18th Sta. q most de-
ishtful locstion; side windows s1ylng lrht each
room Two parlors, dining-rcom. eight bed rooms
HILL 4 JCHNsTON,
se25-6t lbOS Penn. n.
L,oR RENT-i5oe Q ST. n, W; IL ROOMS;
open nreplaces- srEIGER 4 LIkBEkAANN; 1903
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FINE PoKrxArrs. Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa. ave.
A PROGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN.

Tor Furniture, Carpets, and Upholstery Goods
line fail season has opened, and again take my
position In the front rank prepared TO ofer a line
OF FURNITURE, carpets, and upholstery goods In
when, Tor price and quality competition Is open
WIN any advertised price list. My stock is COM
piete In every department. AID all the novelties OF
the latest styles. TO which ask inspection from
buyers before purchasing, as am determined TO
sell at bottom prices.
3lI and 3ls 1tn ST NV, furniture department.
oS2, 634, ana $50 ID ST. NV, carpet department..
3ll 1th 81 NV, upholstery and drapery depart
menL WASH b. WILLIAMS.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
A ususen,ents TO.Nighl

NATIoSAL--"The Two SISTERS"
ALBAr6H's.-"The Ruling Passion"
PASoKANA--"Battle OF shiloh"
HARRIS "A Cold Day."
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lis ST. u W.,
Are anxious for you TO call and inspect their new
Ane OF Furniture, Carpet, and Upholstery Goods.
Price marked In plain figures. Come and judge
for yourself AL prices guaranteed. Two eleva-
tors. W. II. HorGHroN Co.,
1918 and l220 St NV,
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IlorA
PowDrn
BAk1so
ABSOLUTELY Puns

This POWDER never varies marvel Of purity.
strength. and wholesomene.. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude OF low test short weight alum or
phosphate powdsrA soid only IN eass. ROYAL 6Axno
PowDxR Co. log Wall It.. Mx
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VISIT VISIT NE WEsr END FURNITURE STORE before
a IL Lowest prices In the city. s. h. BROWN
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-, NE DCNLAf STYLE SILK HAT, %. Youmans Mil
al. anu an, V.ner shaped Derbys 81 to$4 stetson's
Z; Lewis Son, 1927 New YORK ave. near 18th ar
Aiso iuii line OF underwear, neck-wear footwear.
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF LOT OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS. &c
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. passed september 9TH less IN
Equity Cause No. 1905. Docket 2s. we, the under.
signed will offer for sale q gub,,e aaeton eS The
NINTH. 1855. at TWO O'CLOCK A. NJ. q lot Of
Blacksmith Tools. Bellows. Sc, now in the black.
smith shl situated on street, between 9TH and stb
streets northwest. Washington, ID. C.. formerly occu-
pied by the firm Of Kraft ConnOr. and all the part
nershIp effects and personal property " said rm-
CHAPlN BROWN,
3S3 4 n 81 NV,
SAMUEL G. MILLS,
6l1 La n
Trustees and heceivers
DUyCANSON BROS, Auctioneers se27-2t
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on at Rich's Shoes, III Market spac,

How TO KEEP WARM-Why its easy enough II
you buy Johnson's steel Plate Warm Air Furnace
Every one guaranteed
A. s. JOHNSON I24O 9th sc. NV.
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IHE LADIES HONE JOURNAL and Practical House
keeper isn't over the heads OF the women who
nave tne making OF homes and do their fun share
OF the work; nor Is it beneath their notice
Inat - why million families buy the October
number now on the news-stands- .enfsN ana
million VIII buy the December number ~
There - another reason for getting the numher
number. e AN"ASei'ns
You get all three, and September nv sending ten
Philadelphia -A "oSNNAA,
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LATEST Style Lorgnettes, HEMPLEKs, ave. cor ~.
ALL HousKKEEPERs should read Moses sons
advertisement In this paper OF bargains In house
furnishing goods
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LOCAL MENTION.
TIE LADIES HoNH JouRsAl ana practice, t,o,,s

For the District OF Columbia. Maryland. ana VIZ.
glhs3, iair' stationary temperature, westerly
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We Cosr1suz To SrrI Woop
CUT IN Rf,esws inssqsps;ssH n r. ~ sprins
~, Es show the lasgsst stock q BkAss fIRk GOODs
butchers Boston folish. nov ssusrsliy ussd ~
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ook Own and without hesitation we say the
pest mace boys and children's clothing In the
Guy. school suits, s.. Eiseman Bros, 7th and
= sla, Manulaeturing Clethiers and Tallors
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MANY BAReAIxs at Rieh,s. ~ Market Space.

WE MAKE no idle boast, but we do know that
We can show the largest line OF suitings and
trouserings In the city. Pants to order So. Else
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OF Local and state Democratic ORGANIZATIONS or
the District OF Columbia, last evening", elected Il
=. Marshal, OF the Maryland Association, prest-
dent, and Charles Rowe, OF the Columbia Cluh
secretary. Anexecutive committee was appointed
as follows: =. =. Marshal, chairman; Juilus Rm-
nef, X. y. Edmonston, J. r Trenten, q. A. Eliiott
=. H. Schoppert II. b NcKeene, and J. w. q. NOR.
to1; COMMITTEES on transportation-A 2. Marshal
nlner. W. c. Van 1atre, G. r. Rowe, and H.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IyoR RENr-HoUsEs
ssss i If ssss @
Ist s 81 ss..
lSs5 III, d,s !, w Tor sst7 SOrroT.n ST. 60
ss 4 @ z s. "a g H as = y g
Big Ion st NV. iir IS as St e. s. s NV
liz 10Th 81 NV llr e5 g Myrtle stu q. 7f. is
NJ NV 50 ss Ss; s. SUI s. oh ss
9ls H 81 NV sr 80 6r.:;;. ............l43o
so5 s, NV ToT..sg Pis.ss aat Place hs NV
1919 oOroor.n ST. Ills 4r......
STORES. OFFICES. &.
an - ss:s: rs,
s SsS sss se f. ltle n :5 vernon ss Row
4Ss La ave-. base. s 90 shop so4 s.. nm lu
81 ns 9sS st: r.: III i 4 Il a. A.
books For fun list ell Office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th. lse25l THoS L. wAGGAMAN.
EOR RENT : FURNISHED : WE ,oFFEk FOR
Chief Justice Waite containing 10 rooms elegantly
ply % JAMES A BATS. i4o5 + St. n. v. sesS-sw
Tor RENT-s45 : BEAUIIFUL NEW EIGHT
Il room brick; just finished handsomely; all modern
story braes water gas and bath 1877 Coium6ia st
NV. WM. f. HoLTzMAN. la2l st. ". ses,-3t
oaa 81 6.,,.a w & 10 Rooms
Est se25-5t
IrOR RENT-B H. ROBERTSON. 1915 II sT NV.
II FURNISHED.
1901 Connecticut av. $500 1904 lsth st. (season
200 18th st 1873 83 1907 Rhode Island ave. II )
11l7 Rhode Island 800 l3l5 Nst......... $50
IVA Connecticut ave 800 1920 Sunderland st. . 100
lafayette Square, 1919 hst........... 100
1863 Sf k issa island
UNFINISHED.
Lafayette Square. & LOO 1871 18th 100
VA 18th l25 SO g St ............loo
1852 100 1877 18th st............45
other handsome houses not mentioned in above
list. se24-6t
lroR RENT-HOUsE I347 CORCORAN ST; 3
Il stories. rooms. cellar gas, bath and all modern
improvements in perfect order; fronts south: rent
$40. THOS. L. WAGGAMAN.
sea lin 9l1 h st. NV.
INOR RENT-I425 CORCORAN ST, MODERN
II TENDON RESIDENCE; PAPERED THRO GIL
OUT AND IN EXCELLENT RkPAlh
EOR RENT OR sALE-THAT FIRsT-CLAss
Gently occupied by Sen. Morgan hollow wallis hard
wood hnish steam heat. plate glass, and No house
Apply to W. Z. DODGE, 700 9th ST. hey ZIG ID ne.
se24-2m
LcOR RENT-FURNIsHED-sSO PER MONTH TO
Il careful tenant: bright pleasant house, much more
desirable for small family than fats; herdics PASS
door. IVA 18th ST. NV. se22-6t.
l>OR RENT-l537 l4TH ST. NV COMFORTABLE
3story brick dwelling saloon parlor
large dry cellar; yard; would suit physician or mill
liner; rent, CAS-. OWNER All 18th stn W SEP lw.
LOR RENT-BY r. o. HoLTZMAN RIAL Is
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and SITS NV.
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The Schuetzen Fest.

Mr. JOHN L yoGT CROWNED AS KING-rHE RESULT on
YESTERDAYS CONTESTS.
At the Schuetzen festival yesterday afternoon
Mr.. John L vogt carried on the honors and won
the crown In the prize shooting, by making a score
OF "a out OF as. Geo. L SeuIerle was second with
So and J. J. Appich, the former king, third, with
Al Mr. Vogt was invested with the insignia OF
his rank In the evening
The LADIES' prize-sh0otlng contest ended as fol-
lows: Mrs schwartz, nrst; Mrs VIM. Fendner sec.
ond; ArS j. J. Applch, third; Miss A. Richards
fourth; and Mrs. VIM. Berens, NTH. the prizrs
Tor bowling were awarded as follows: First prize
So. Cnas. Ebel, IT.; second PRICE sl2 W. Fendner:
thlrd prize, 50, c. Hoffman,; fourth prize 81 H.
Fendner; NTH prize, a, q. Seurerle; sixth prize,
=, r. Vogt; seventh prize, 81, q. Dohle. Prize OF
- lor greatest number or ten strikes q. Seuferle
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W. III. HouGHroN e. Co.

Stove REPAIRS, Hardware, Sheet Metals, and
House furnishing goods A. ii. Young,
5O7 7tl ST. NV. ODD. T.. O. Dept
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COMFORT RETREAT, POPULAR FIRST-CLASs
resort in the Mountains Of Maryland strictly non
malarious; advantages unexcelled; fishing, hunting
&C. W. N. CLARK. Keep Tryst. Washington County
Md. se7-lm
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PERFECTION AND uSsuRPASsABLE--We claim In
the varied stock in our Tailoring Department.
Suits TO order, SO and s25. Elseman Bros, eth
and sts-, Manufacturing ClOthiers and Tailors-
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Shooting the Cats.
BoYs pRTENsE OF HIS GUINEA PIGS JUSTIFIED
THE POLICE COCKT.


THE POLICE COCkT.
This morning, In the Police Court, ex-Judge
DRAKE OF the Court or Claims, appeared In the In
terest OF his grandson, Horace westcott, who was
charged by On1cer S. S. Smith with fring a gun In
Violation OF the police regulations The boy lives
at NO. l4l0 10th street. Judge Drake said that he
would admit that the boy fired the gun from the
oacn WINDOW, put that II was done In ignorance
Oh tne law. The boy, he said, has q number OF
Small guinea pigs In the back yard, and recently
the cats have carried on some OF them. The nov.
ne SAID. got tired OF losing hts pigs and his
Motner tolo MN 10 shoot the cats, which he ola.
The omcer was called TO tell what he Knew OF the
case. ne said that he heard the shot fired Mon
Gay nignI ana ne went around TO look tor the Der.
son who nred IL but could not ind him All he
could nnd was dead cat: Then he heard a second
SHOT nfe1 ne found the boy, and he admitted
that he nred the shots. The Judge asked MI
Padgett whether or not person has q right to
asIsn9 ms psopsry Ia tnis way. Mr.. Padgett
how it would be In case OF burglar. M Pad0etS
said that was different The judge said he ciid nos
think that the facts would justify him In holdin0
the defendant and dismissed the case
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ISOR SAIL
1 xgoh4 q g. w. rooma Lot 263xl<o 10 allsy.
g10s H ST. n.wy IL rooms. lot 2oxl22, $4,000
al francs s "a g bet and Pa eve. lot sS1ios to
oi Est PEI. isth and lsth roomA lot eoerI47 to
Hss; near zist frame rooms. lot 2lxsa 10 alley.
,, e he: bet 10Th sna 2ls. IL poona Lot 2ozi2ossso
2Si 10th q. frame rooms. lot eoxloa ioH 70 20
II. alley. 81 100.
List GEO r. SSN q i Ssssu .lS .. .sssss
EoR sAIE-NO 1872 MASS .AvlEUE-A FINE
II 3-story and English basement brick house. con.
tans - large and cears has latsst improved
stesm-h heater; very best plumbing.
Bazenent-Two ne once rooms. todlst room store
room and kitchen.
FIRST Foor-farlor. library and dining room
Second E1oor-Four large chamberA hafh end TOLLS
Third F1oor-Thres larrs chambeu.
Transoms doom and windows hou1e built Of the
very bert material and under the fmmedtete suporv-
the open nre places and handsome wood
mantsla. With spproprsse 6ling IN ssch room front
md back Stairway: speaktnr tubes: vde ball north
snd south sxposurs iot 26x106 BEAUTIFUL house and
For 5ssos sssnA snA pssnis 70 inY.st s So
sece-os I:io4 = ST a. ".
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT = YESTERDAY. A LEATHER-cOvERED
lIMeinorandum Book. of value except 20 owner
liberal reward viii be psid returned 70 $40 81
e. 10 sth and sts NV. kochs Printing once IL
III osT-A BLUE SKYE TERRIER; ANswtRs 10
Lname Of Jack Reward viii be paid n brousht %
the once Of the Portland lAth ct and Va ave- ssxIx
II osT-sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM 1911 y
List n. ", . small skye terrier. fieese retnrn %
above address and receive reward sexo-5c
II OsI-BETwEIN K-sT MARKET AND 9TH AND
40 n ", ice-route book marked INDEPENDENT Ice
%. Please return 20 I. j. NAsH. 1915 9th st n e.
and receive suitable reward ss20-st'
osT-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN DOG AN:
IL swering 20 tbs name "DandiA" Liberal reward
len at 40 9th Ct s-w se2S-Sf.
IL ct. o. w.. . very sman black d-tsn dog. Yeilou
ribbon around neck and answer % name Of Dot
Above reverb for its return 10 le46 1<h o. end
questions asked sexo-SS
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IroR sALE-cHoICE CohNER LOT. 4TH AND
.. Sew York ave npi, " upon ea,y terms
l,oR sAI.E-sENERAL LOIS on l4TH 81. NV.
II at LEES than current prices small cash payment.
and long time for p deferred Eaypsaisr
Il coran 81 near 18th side aud alley 2l~L
y l95xioo; Hillyer ave. 2orso. BENZ D. DAVIS.
I1oR sALE-JoT 49X97 or EAST CAPITOL ST !,
II at sl.50 per foot. also a beautiful house tie
poIths o pre- $4,000; rent $50 per mo saar.-s
NOR sALE-A FINE BUILDING IoT ON EAST
IL Capitol It. 2oxI24 to soft alley southern expo
Three short oa Boundary ST. at head Of n J. ave.
southern exposure. at 81 per .5d it -,
Also; lots IN Columbia Hslshtk Meridian HIL W hit
se55-6t THos 9. HESsEY. 1926 Fstn.w
I,oR sALE-To CLOSE AFFAIRs:oF SYNDICATE
IL lots IN ehoice northwest sections; 18Th: loth.
fu led r II. T LEIIOI-D. 1881 ct ". se:55-6t
CoR sALE-cHEAP-cHoICE Lol IN u ST PART
OF Northwest; good frontage. hne outlook. s3 400.
MINER, l3l3Fst se25-Jt
HOE sALE-FINELY LOCATED LOT. FOR LAR0E
- private Residence; st. near 18Th 81 south irOnt;
-. sth and sts. n.w se253t.
I,oR sALE-LoT NEAR l4TH ST. AND DR.
Il Aanmonds new BUILDING; onlS 3ec Per io9t
se22-lw. ii2ss st.
INOR sALE-A FINE CORNER LOT, ON GRADE
Il improvements. i've ullnutes'
walk u fennsylvanla ave At only eS5O-s 200
down balance sl5 per month X. A. PHILLIPS.
14l9 New York ave. SEW
IyoR LEAsE-A CHOICE SQUARE OF GRoUNDoN
II grade in one Of the best aud RAPIDLY improv-
ing portions OF the northwestern Of the city
suitable for florist or other business.
se:s2 Ct b. IA. WARNER co.
V,oR sALE-ATTENTIoNl BRooKLAND PRICES
l. advancing Now h your last chance 60 secure q lot
al Original prlces Only lev left Prices from s225
TO 800 per lot: elevation $50 feet Potomac;
good water. only i've minutes by rail the city
adjacent % new University and Soldiers Home Call
early and secure your choice. McLACHLEN q
BATCHELDkh. l2lo Est Nv. sel-3m
I,oR sALE-LoTs AT BROOKLAND FIRST STA
II ton north Of city. Met. r. r.. opposite Catholic
University; cheapest in market; easy Tor par
uculars apply 10 WALKER a MILsON. lOO0 ST.
se1-lm
TSoR sALE-cHolcE SMALL LOTS IN MOUNT
Il Pleasant only $500 each. small cash IAym
ceiyed j. H. HtRfFJkD
seo-lm' l4234 r vt.
VToR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINIDAD
IL al 18th and boundary for sale NJ bargain.
small Cash payments. long time. low interest
BLAI1- BhOMN a CO.
su14-2m 1871 fst
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TN DEAy VIII BE GLAD He Is CoxNe.-H. A
Wales, OF Bridgeport, Conn.,. the inventor on shs
Invisible sound disc for deafness, which has ar
tracti such Widespread attention In this counfrv
and Earope. VIII he at the National nolsI 70
OorzOw.
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Do You
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
There IL NO Use in Talk ing about good
cigar. The argument is exhausted. Let us stand
Dy the "Grand Republic" Cigarros. For sale by
all frst-class dealers. Wholesale dealers, LUCHs
& BRO.
Have you been to see how Samstag Is slaugn-
ter1ng stationery, books and fancy goods at 442
9th street northwest?
Domestic Sewing Machine ONCE 9TH q 81.
Peerless Dyes
Are the Dest. Sold by druggists. eO1y
Sewing Machines Repaired for 81
at your house. Send postal to w. Funk, 1881 9TH
st. Good Machines, s., SO, and SIS. 3
Dix0n's Yeast Powder always reliable 3m
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PERSONAL

VUN y WALTERs. or ANY ONE KNoWINo o.
w his wheruabouts. VIII pleage con1nunicste q on0
with JOS. H HANCOCK 1VS n CAY g. nAlunogs
Maryland. ee<o-SC
TNIyoRCEs-A GOODRICH. ATIUkNEY-A1-LAW.
LIZA Dearborn st., Ch,csgo; sdvtos frss: .syenX-
one Year, exper1ence; busines oulcsi} no teeok1
OIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and s.swsn ss9d i0s. % n ru r.-s,sus.
ssl-1ms Southwest cor. eth and 50. nv.
Nv MWIIIiAMk GEo.w. MckLFREsH. Aurno0p
w izec Private Detectsve Arency. Commun.cne1Qo
oIen ~ hours ". wll4LAnA nAn.gsE 40 D M
TUsT1Y OLD STAND ~ TIE ONLY PIAC1
81 Wkrrr nruf-clnna second Hand C1ofhin4 en- IL
cold Fsspscssbs prscss. Addrsn % ean a ele "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

Justin York, well-known jockey, was fatally
injured ON the Queens County N. " race track
yesterday.
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EoR sALE-AT BARGAIN-A FINE THREE
story seventeen-room brick residence: large back
menn on st, near Thomas Circle lot 20xl2 TO so
i nSu etsy ror price &c. apply 70 wAsHN DANEN-
hOWEh, 1lko II ae34-1U
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

I,oR saLE-To CLOSE our AN EsTATE-AS NICE
Il three-siory Press Brick House. Ca II st. bat pth
md loth nv. 10 rooms. mod tnts ut lsKl0Oi
$1,000. On 18th a.. bet I and n twO-story AID
EASEMENT BRICK. Rooms. $4,000. A neat two story.
sess-a I'M ~ NAGcAMAN lO0S Pa,
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EoR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FINISHED NEW
Il house. ten rooms. mod. nuIs.; heated with fur
mace; double stairs rent only $50 yer month: 1872:
loth ST Apply U. l. DUFFY, owner, o07 eth 81. NV