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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE-AT sACKIfICE-
o 1ssa r, , 2, ps 80 :, ,as n s
l., 40. sonar loss. : .e63 square fest
ihr,e-siSy brick house. A. - bach aley rs,onns;
i Ii s'im ID NJ S., ssGpa :, Nv.
Eve s ss 49, LOT on THE NORTH SUB OF
q fssi iTon,-oNE On mi n 81 DELIGHTFUL
nS-U rs 18th 81 nv.
IGOR sAIr-Two BFATTIpr-I arm DTNa lois
= OF east siae q l2th Il. between . aud sts Nv
,I q, ~ "a. inoni-e o. 20 iget by d.lth Il 80
seldom offered Priv. $1,000 ior Sssa Terms sasS.
n3-3 "hA''ihs ~, hlNPla
I'oR sAI-EzLoT on FRrE st. MAR isTH
fr AS5l-@ A iSr iog9 ss9 L, n ko-r,nogns
loot BENJ Davis. isiS Isl 'A AfA fi Is s'
Lon sALE.Ti!E LOTS ON c0RcoRAN IT.
! BET J "a - alld New HamI~i IN ave the irusss
p somnereta On TIA, street An lent ehace -
hOpd r. X T LEIPoLD. lash ii' 4 NV iio-a
lroR SALt--A NUMBEE OF LOTS IN THE FoI.-
lowins snedisisionS r. in Meridian nm "a
n s1s; 'n Ro.s6aai '' ,f ai k + g Nss s
IIsNsk InNs ;s;HV 49, - Meitney dose 90 "
IGOR sALE-rMo BEAUTIFUL LOIS. .o,lO0
81; near ls ,, 81 Pree; pc. iooi -
each. Price. pr fout..... -. ..... : %
st, near l4th 81 one lot 2lNieo - = "a
loth 81, let~een / and Sta. lot. 3Oaa4. 81 80
Very cseap % sler,d.n nm $40 feet from B s:
AIRY ST Price. per loot. $500. .-. 5tle
fs-6t aEo ". LlNAiNs. Isth sud 4 sis Az
V,Ok sALE-AT A BARGAIN-l.AKoI FtaN IAaB
II On leth ~. n between EcuusV iNEria ave aul h
ST The hest and cheapest an tins Vciuit, 20
hold Tor o. Improve Tor bus Tflrfal-ss
b-Ot SrElGkR liiBkEMAN. l3o8 u.
b,Ok SALE-IHE % EATESr BAlGAIN ~ IuIs
y city Tor 81 yer foot. l.,th - SONl6n ID
To 2ufOut alley, with lO-fobt side alley Ffularty
selling al around uiog sLSo Y,r loot. For sartLeI
WA~II-N naNFNHpWFR.
Successor % Dsn-nhower ~on.
II I'm ms Il a.
IHoR sALE-oNE HUNDRED lois IN SECTION
bounded by liih 10Th. and Boundary - sna
northern limits ui NJ Pheasant for uild
Ing purposes tins rgi, rstrts greater Httracti.ts
Than say other m the suburiss Improved stI,ssss
sdt walks, ElS sewers. and street Iailrusd Col
nei'-l bCrs schools. and cburlss several tine site.
"Netteoklng The ci,y. bEAJ. L. DAVIS. 1919 Il.
la.s., Inn
f,oR sALE-THE RtsT INVESTMENT or THH
II lay otter Building Lott grads. ana on -trest
oraNenue, within four squares OF rsnusy lNAna ave.
str,et cars, Tor Only 500 each-s.5 a Nu, balance
SlVher uontA r. 4. PHILLIPS
n---bu' lllN Auek
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THE BODY OF JOURNALIST MEANY.-The remains
OF stephen JOS. Meany, the wel-knOwn Journalist
and Irish patriot, formerly OF New York arrived
In that city Saturday afternoon, accompanied by
delegations from the various Irish societies and
press representatives OF Waterbury, New Haven,
Bridgeport, and Danbury, Conn.,, and Boston. The
remains Will be placed in a vault at Calvary Gene
terry until II Is removed to Ennis, County Clare
Ireland, where the mother OF the dead journalist
still lives.
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TON BOWIE SHOT N THE SHOULDER By WV. CHEW.
Tom Bowie, the alleged negro resurrectionist, Is
confined to his bed in jackson alley suffering
from the effects Of pistol-shot wound received
yesterday morning. He attempted to act as peace
maker between VIM. Chew and VIM. Ellis. These
two men were engaged In an ARRAY In the alley
about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. when Bowie
came along and separated them. The trio then
stood discussing the situation when Henry Madi-
son appeared. Knowing that Madison carried q
revolver, Chew put his hand in the latters pocket
and pulled out the weapon which he discharged,
the bullet entering Bowtes left shoulder infiicfng
a painful but not necessarily dangerous wound.
The injured man was taken III the house and
physicians were summoned. They probed for the
bail, but failed to md it. The police learned that
Madison had given the weapon to Chew, and all
day yesterday they secured 'SwampOodle" for
both Chew and Madison, but neither Of them
were to be found. This morning Chew surreD-
dered himself TO the officers OF the sixth precinct.
He exOnerated Madison by telling that he CHEVY
took the weapon from Madison's pocket. He said
that be had been previously assaulted by Bowie
and claimed that he fired In self-defense. Chew
was locked up 10 await the result OF Bowie's in
1ur1eS
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The Gas Question i'm West Washington.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Some days since, in your report of District bus-
ness before the Senate 1t was stated that John
Leech, president OF the Georgetown Gas Light Co.,
had protested against the terms OF the bill now
before the Senate to regulate the quality and price
OF gas in the District and that through his efforts
an amendment was made providing for a ma1nte-
nance OF present price OF gas, should there be no
consolidation. Now, Mir. Editor, that means no
consolidation, II IL means anything. Why? Be-
cause before the adjournment OF the last session,
after conference between the subcommittee OF
the senate and the officials OF the Georgetown
TO enect consolidation, which they did not do,
and never will do as long they can influence the
committee by their representations OF poverty;
while their STOCK, having a par value OF $25 was
refused at 45h on the local board last week. 80
being asked. should the president OF this cor
poration be permitted to dictate amendments 10
bill now pending before the Senate without allow
ing the gas consumers a hearing? JONES
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A ROMANTIC EPISODE.

STARR night ramble Is all very wen. provided
the fog and the dew and the night air don't give
vgl neuralgia IN which case scotch oats Essence
= hp only remedy tina; VIII quickly and radically
cure this ami all other nervous diseases AT the
: tflr time II VIII probably Clear your brain sum
a. rtIv % that IN me futcre you viii let such SEN
t;.nrutaI nonsense as midnight ramoles alone.
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The Courts.
EoCIrY CorRT-Judoe Cor.

To-day, Brown agt. Hollidge; testimony ordered
taken In 20 days Bohrer agt. Olterback; pay
ment OF counsel rec 10 guardian ad litem. Thorn
agt- Nailor: payment or notes into registry Oueeu
agt. Hoffman; testimony ordered taken before NJ.
\. Richardson. Ottlck agt. Muhlhofer; 20 DAYS
allowed complainant to take testimony Boors.
kOos1i; auditors report confirmed
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An USIQrE DIsPLAY.-Tne exhibit OF goods at
the auction rooms of MIR. Thomas Downing 10 be
sold on THURSDAY and following days L. something
quite out Of The ordinary run, as auction displays
&c II appeals specially 70 the eye OF taste and
~ rhaps IL mtg also DC said the purse OF penty
Bur- at any rate, 10 Is well worth inspecting since
10 see 10 Is almost like a visit to an Old Dutch
museum. and the sale Is likewise worth attending
for the chance 10 may AFFORD OF picking up choice
and rare objects which have something quite
above ordinary market valne. Particularly Is
This OF the quaint pieces Of siiyerware, fine
glass rare porce,alns, &c, Included In the cata-
lOgue, but IL applies also 20 the large display Of
clocks carved and illsid furniture &C.. the like OF
which. either In quantity or variety. has never
been seen here before. one popularity OF the eN-
hiOit which Will especially commend u 10 cOllec-
tors Il that all the pieces 10 b. sold are handmade
and genuine examples % the period they reIAe-
sent, while ali the siiverware bears hall maTAs
or stamps OF the government, atJesting It's stand
ard purity. II were Idle To attempt any thing Ike
a description OF even portion OF the display In a
paragraph like this. A fair Idea OF It's character
may b. gained by reading the advertisement In
AasIler column, and stiii better one by visiting
the rooms Of Mr.. Dow iIn.. where the whole con-
sggnmenI viii ue Oh view Tomorrow and next day.
And this every one Interested IN the matter,
whether a probable purchaser or connoisseur,
sAJQ.G DO.
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Between the Ceiling and the Roof.
THAT'S WHERE THE POLICR FOUND DOCTOR JOHN


THAT'S WHERE THE POLICR FOUND DOCTOR JOHN
son.
ON the 14th OF last month a certificate of death
was returned 10 the health ONCE the name OF the
attending ply siclan appearing as John c. john
SON." The clerk issued burial permit, thinking 1t
was the signature OF a DIR. johnson who is we'll
known TO the health ONCE. subsequently It was
discovered that the person whose name appeared
on the certificate was a cOlored man living In
South Washington, and that he had never regis
McGinn. Of the health Office warrant was issued
for johnson, charging him with practtcing as a
ply sician and falling u register at the health
ONCE as such. The warrant was sent TO the Of
fcers Of the fourth precinct, who were unable to
md him Yesterday morning about O'clock Ser
geant Daily, with Officers Smith and Howell Wis
tied house on ID street. near Delaware avenue
southwest The Officers searched the house. but
failed 10 ind him. In one Of the rooms the Officers
found bed which had been occupied by some one
during the night and was still warm. The officers
climbed through the trap hole leading TO the roof
and between the ceiling and the roof the doctor
was found. This morning, in the Police Court, the
doctor pleaded guilty 10 the charge against him.
and at the suggestion OF the prosecuting attorney
The court took his personal recognizance.
THE NATIONAL OPERA RETURN ENGAGsxESr.-The
members and managers OF the National Opera
Company look forward with pleasant anticipa-
tons 10 their return 10 this city for another en-
gagement next week, and IL is safe 10 say that
Nashington's large circle OF muSic-lovers will be
equally glad TO have them come back. AS fuljy
I'VE hundred people failed to obtain admission 10
the performances Of Nero on Thursday evening
last, Manager Locke Will open his second engage
inent with that opera on Monday evening, repeat
Ing IL on Thursday. Faust" which Is Beautifully
given by this company. will be sung on Tuesday
evening and at the saturday matinee; "Lohen-
grim on Wednesday. 'Queen OF Sheba" on Friday
and .'fannhauser" on saturday night The sale OF
season tickets begins at O'Clock tomorrow morn
Ing at Metzerotts. Seats for single performances
VIII be placed on sale at the theater box Of1ice
THURSDAY morning.
| a PROPOSED NEW RAILRoAD-At q meeting at
Warenton, Va, Saturday. 10 consider the proIec {
OF ouiicing an AIRLINE railroad west beginning at
Washington making Warrenton one OF It's stations.
A " Pay NE, Il. Il. smith, Greneville Gaines and n.
II. spindle were appointed a committee TO CORE
spoEd win interested parties and To take steps 70
1 secure a charter, ~
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

,-sscator, ror the - hours commencing at -. ~
For the District of Columbia, Maryian and Viz
cta!l warmer fair weather, light 10 fresh winds
shifting TO s0uthwesterly.
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HUYLERls Cocoa, for breakfast and supper.
Vanilla and family chocolate; pure, healthful
Sold by grOcers. Wholesale depot, Jas. L Barbour
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smuseuseuts ro.u,pbt.

Amusensents Tonight.
CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCH.-Campanini Concert
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N.rroSu--"She."
HaKRIs'.-Ada Gray In EAST Lynne"
kgKsASs-"AriZona Joe"
MANASSAS PAsoRANA.-Day and evening.
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Ok BLoop, GOBLIN Blue.
TERRA GOTTA ANDTAN
The New Spring Shades in Ladies' Broadcloth,
Pure Wool one yard and half wide,
Worth 81; Reduced to size.
Good Quality PLAID MUSLIN, sc.
Bargains in INDIA LINEN, 8, 10. 12kc
FRENCH SATTEENS. finest quality, CSC
AMERICAN SATTEENS, French styles l2kc
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, real cost
COLORED SILK VELVETS, worth e.; only Soc
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET,
cheap at 81. so; only TIC.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE, NEAR SEVENTH ST
Cash Customers who buy 81 over will receive ONE
Of the following presents: One pair of HANDSOME
Damask Towels worth 81; One Pair of Silk En-
brodered Corsets. worth 75c.; Half Dozen Fine
Napkins worth 75c.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, slightly soiled, 81 81
81 r. $I.37.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs pure wool, one yard
and a-haf wide, worth 81; only soc
Elegant Dress GoOds-FRENCH SERGE, pure wool
wide double width. all cOlors; wonderful bargain,
31hc.
TkIco CLOTH DRESS GOODS. pure wool. wide
double width 375Sc.
Cash Customers who buy 80 or over will receive
ONE OF the following PRESENTS Large Size Handsome
Bridal Quilt. worth Z 80; Two Yards and q Halt
Table Damask, worth Sl.S7; or One Dozen Fine Nap
kins, worth @1.50.
Don't fail to ask for the Valuable Present 70
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ST JOINS ORPHASAGE.-Yesteriay afternoon
The anniversary services OF 81 Johns Orphanage
were held In 81. Johns =. T. church The religious
exercises were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Leonard
rector OF the par n, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Me-
Uricers OF the Orphanage, from which IL appeared
that there are some seventy three children In the
Institution, under the charge OF .Slster sarah ;.
that among the larger gifts were a sum of 4, OoO
toward the endowment fund from a LADY a CON-
HOdlOns country home. with 10 acres OF land near
Arlington, Va, from a gentleman; a valuable lot
adjacent 20 the orphanage. IN the city extending
10 street from another gentleman, and an an
preparation OF 5000 from Congress toward hutId
ing the recently-cOmpleted wing OF the insIitn-
ton An appropriate address was delivered by
the Rev. DR.. Bodine, president OF Kenyon College.
Ohio.
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c. A. Roor & Co.,

HlUFT's LEssONS and entertainments. Attend
one TOMORROW 1890. 4:15 or \.
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AuctiSneers are cnstag out the entire stock OF
Dry Goods ana Notions OF the 18th street PalaiS
ROYAL aI4 9TH street northwest, this week TO the
highest bidders sale every morning at 1890 p.
IA and 30 IN the evening.
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valentines, Valentines. At Gould's, 9Th S.

Before Removing to our new store, 4s3 I'll
st. the entire stock OF boots and shoes at 46l Penn
ave-, will be sold at sacr1nc ng prices; those II
want OF great bargains should call at once. Jacol
StrashlrUor
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CITY ITEMS.

Enormous Reduction In prices OF Colored
Shirts. Percale Shirts, formerly SITS and 81 so
now $l.25, at Francs, One-Price Halter and Fur.
nisher, cor. 9TH and d sts 4
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RoGERT's COUGH SYRUP contains no poison and
can Ue given To children with perfect safety.
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HARVARD CLUB DINNER.-The annual dinner OF
the Washington Harvard Club Will be given at
Wormley's OH Thursday evening. President Eliot
and Hon. hugh McCulOch viii be tine guests OF
the club.
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FOE Washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r. Kelly,
sta list S2s, 6g and $50 center Market. and POS and
40 Northern Liberty. Corn beef a speciality.
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lrOR SALE
II In Loudoun County, Va, splendid Farm, contain
ing 800 acres; good stone house barn and milk b
corn house. carriage house, sheds aud other Uutbud
ings The land is of the very best quality and in good
state of cultivation so of the best oak timber
i'll the county; good orchard, fine freestone water
neyerfailing springs in every field: for grazing pur
poses the farm has not its superior.
b. II. WARNER & CO.,
f11-3t alo r ST NV
NOR SALE-FARM OF BPS ACRES OF GOOD
IL land, well fenced healthy location. situsted in
Westmoreand Co., Va nrst-class fruit land chestnut
loan: might exchange for city property. Address
OWNER, Box Log, star Office. fll-3t'
LroR SALE-A FARM OF 53 ACRES AZ MILES
Il from Alexandria Va good hen house: good out
buildings; apple and peach orchard ami good land.
Will be sold cheap cash balauce 10 suit Call or
address. OWNER. 70 Corcorau building. city. fll3t'
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SPRING STYLES-Men's Felt DerDys, sl.J0, 81 and
so Extra value. A. r. Lewis. 40 9TH ST.
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CHss ". wOop. els Pennsylvania avenue has a
fnIl line OF complete Amateur Photographic Out
it, prtce only a. 80 and 81.
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FOE TEE PooR-J. !. VI. sends 81 20 TIE STAR
ONE Tor the Associated Charities, and s. H. Alex
aDdria, Va, 81 for the police fund for the poor
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

EoB RENT-44e NEW JERSEY AVE $ 4 SEWN
rooms and In elezxnt condision. My two u ccks
from the Capitol; $3.50. NJ NJ. PAkkEla lsls
ISoR RENT-To DEsIRABLE CoLORED TEN
- ants several new houses q ntAnng ruoIn- e1ch ,
water ~ kitchen located McCulionNh and Ding
mar nan iiaeei rent only go and slo each. CHAs T.
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GUILTY or HOUsEBREAkIsG.-1n the Criminal
Court. Judge Montgomery, this morning, the case
of John Green, cOlored, Indicted with Edward
Mitchell, who was tried and acquitted last july
for HOUSEKEEPING. was called Mr. IlpscOmb pros
ecuting and Mr.. r. L. Taylor for the DEFENDANT
The indictment charged HOUSEKEEPING in the
nsht, at the residence OF Jon J. Georges No. 81
& street southwest, IN February last, when two
tubs OF household goods were taken, and IL Is
alleged that Or1cers Burns and wagner, seeing a
wagon driving along, took the parties IA custody
and found the stolen property IN the wagon The
lury found 4 verdict OF guilty
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To SPEAK GERMAN IN five weeks, register with
out delay Masonic Temple.
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Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
Tree. WALFoRD, 4S7 Penna. ave. Sm,wSs
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Condensed Locals.

Mr. Jno. l. Miller, Of the firm Of Miller Jones,
died saturday afternoon after brief Illness. His
funeral took place to-day from St Patrtcks church.
The pah-bearers were: Henry ii. Talmage, j. c.
Hall, j. G. Tracy, Al NailOr, IT,, Gen. Shelly, Geo.
Il. bearing and A. r. Mills
A movement has been started among Irish-Amer-
lean citizens 10 have statue OF General Shields
erected on the circle at the Intersection or New
jersey and Massachusetts, avenues
John King has sent 81 TO the police department
for the benefit Of the poor.
Michael LeCOyey, who Is under charge OF assault
ing the boy NJ. c. Boss, reported In saturday =
STAR states that he did not assault the boy until
he himself had his arm cut by fragment OF bottle
thrown by Boss.
This morning in the Criminal Court In the case
Of John r. sullivan, In ticted for granddaughter In
having killed Henry I. Lipscomb last fal bail was
given In the sum OF 5000; j. l. Weaver surety.
Christian Bibstein, employed at Heurch's brew
cry, while handling some shellac, saturday after
noon, was badly burned by the shellac taking nre
from a candle.
The LeDten regulations announced by the car
dinal for this diocese, and which have been pub
lsned In The STAR, were read in all the Catholic
churches or the city yesterday.
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tree. WALFoRD, 4s7 Penna. ave. sm,wss
"Royal Clue, mends China, Glasswood, &C,
Phillips Digestible Cocoa, delicious
fat-prOducing drink; does not distress
fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. "Ward" prints 4oc. per 10.
Also Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk: sweet Milk
sc. per quart
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ROBBERIEs REPORTED.-Geo LOsekam No I323
street, reports stolen Ssa T. VI. MeTrick. No.
IFS y street. reports stolen 81 worth OF harness.
Geo. Finn, LIST street, between. O aud p streets
southwest, reports stolen from his house SO
NT> Fannie Elliott reports the larceny OF a velvet
wrap worth 81 Frank Braund No. 80 C street
southwest, reports stolen from his house sIO5 j. c.
HavenS, No 305 street northwest, reports stolen
$500 VIM y Burns reports the larceny OF three
chickens. r. b. Gray, OF New York, stopping at
the ST. James reported TO the police Saturday
hight that while Oh the street ne Was robbed OF a
a watch and a portion OF his chain, which he
values at 600. The watch was recovered In a
Dawn shOD
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

BosERr's CroGH SYRUP Will cure at once.
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Il By 8. b. WALKER, ASS Louisiana ave.
124 9Th st n e. rooms; BATH cellar, furnace but
ler's pantry; very low to desirable tenant f9-15t
INOR RENT-2017 Q ST, DESIRABLE HOUSE, 9
II rooms, cellar furnace; in q naval neighborhood.
K. BUCHANAN, The Clarendon, 140l N Y. ave. l2s
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SHAREs CENTRAL NATIONAL BANk STOCK
oai 500 rare purchase.
FRANK H. pEIOUZF
tl3-st l4lH 4 ,tu-Ht hsIla.-. lfll '.ilr..
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

I.oR sALR-A MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT ~
octave llaao for l35 cash, ady leaVins city.
An unusually nne Offer. Must bc sold once 4gGs
Ii ST nv Gan be seen between and pm. fl3-et
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ExCrRsIoSIsrs FROM NEW ESGLASp.-Tne New
England eXcursi0nists who left Hartford February
=. Tor tour OF The booming southern cities, with
ibis city az ESQ last night on their return trip
and started at O'Clock this afternoon for New
YORK The party number forty prominent manu.
lecturers merchants, and journalists, and are un-
der the charge OF H. 7. Sperry, editor OF the Hart
lord Post. which has taken the New England
agency for Decatur, and viii send other parties
SOu;h during the year. Mr.. Sperry says The party
has already made large Investments at Decatur,
ana the trp viii result In the establishment OF
many New England manufactures there ana in
other places
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DAR1IEs shEkING SAFE INVESTMENTS IN
IL Local Securities Will be furnisJd iu particulars
90 application AZ our Once. oUkl-El BIOL Hf Ia
1919 ST ~ ial.I-Im
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EOR RENr-DEsIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE
Unexpectedly vacated for remainder of the season
silver linen and all complete for immediate posse,
sion location central st of l4th ST. and above II
Star office fll..xts
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l>oB sALE-A SECEssITY-WEBsIEKs IN.
l. abridged Dictionary. latest and best edition, On
monthly snbscrlption, at standard price fur infOr-
nation address Whistler, star Office. tays-l La.
l,oR sALE-BRoUGHAMs, CoUTEs AND ROCK
II Always private use. made by best nskerr in
prime order and at onehAlf orllal Also car
riages buggiss aud wagons 4e6 Ia, ave ". n.
GElER. 1ss
ISoR sALE-THE OTTO GAS ENGINE Re-
II euires boiler svoids all expensive sttendancs.
and price list u. bALLAUf. Axea. ga 7ILsI
nl2-om
I,oR sAI4E-NEN. CLEAN In E-f1CkED BED
II Feathers. lc. found the best cotp try iof>
the money; orders by mail OF otherwise tronpty de-
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