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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTRD-A FARM OF $50 TO 800 ACRES
w within 10 miles Of the city. Address. with price
terms, location, o. c. Star ONCE oco-3t'
IroR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR WASHINGTON
Il property splendid farm at Railroad station Fred
snck County Nd for particulars address d NE
WANTED-FARMs AND COUNTRY PROPER
same & Id . ssS sts q
CO., E215 r stn.w oc6-3t
LpR SALE-BY I. r. sYPHERD & co 1891 ST.
II Asrss s91n,ns :. Of The
Brookviiie Turnpikes; the hnsst for subdivision in
that locality; $3.50 per scre-
Test farms ia Montsomsry Couuty ~ milss from sii,
yer Spring station and miles from the city by turn
l5t Acre. hishly improved; miles from city by
IFS Acres with Unusually nne improvements. 9
miles from the city in Prince George County Nd SO
32s Acre: y miles from the city in Prince George
Va; $40 acres ~ miles from railroad station: SIS
per acre the other $40 acres a. slo Per acre both
10 Acres miles from new Aausduet Briase,, in
horses and four COVE tns view Of The city; $1,000:
Arlington, on public ro.d: $4,000
on . ~ s
church school Ross-of nee near by; 600
from sisy; on Pm. Church Road ). 500 per
sizes aud pr.ces and al on easy ,srms ' ocs 81
EoR sALE-THE CHEAPEST FARM IN AMER
Il ica-650 acres, halfway between baltimore and
Warrington; mile from railroad: price, so per acre
CHAs. A. SHIELDS, 1905 St NV. oc5-st'
EoR sALE;-CHEAP "A THIRTY-sTx ACRE
trses Of Land miles from the Center Markst
yssrs s1fhEs6 Co. 1871 1871 F.s an %~ N os nss
EoK sALE-FARM OF !a23 ACRES. SIX MILES
ground Of =, unsSrRs:.sa sasty; ssysrl :pfinss ana
1T q rSnGtRf xssr house and other 6udinss
Il City Property-l00 Acres Of Woodland. mile
from LAndover, on the Baltimore and Potomac hxli-
rSse a building sts Tor Country home very
west Of Ardwick. the Baltimore and Potomac Rail
fSsd 10 az also very cheap
from sea6rook St b 4 p x R. ten miles from city:
and in cultivation Also scrvs At Wilson ST.
ffsi i' ssT sS .: saa sss
biadensburg, Md sel7-3mo
Il vile, Nd desirable Lots. opposite the Handsome
residence Of the late b. X. Eliot esq. Lots SO by
Sn to of
S:s q sD sas s' T sGif
e Two tracts Of land about miles from Washing
tanning $sh: ne other a. .sTs. would @sis ss-
nicely homes and unless private sale
serve. Terms: fourth cash balance in one. two
three. four and I'VE years. Parties Will be taken %
Price Sl2o per acre For further information see
au2S-dtocl0 Washington. u. @.
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Inc Norn German Gozefts says that the state
ment That Prince Bismarck Threatened 90 rest0n
unless Prof. Gencken were prosecuted n N elm
putent lying tnventton.n
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V0HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

REAL estate II THE NoRTHW Stern
PART OF THE CITY OF MAsHINGT0N; DIS;
PREMISES No. 1888 STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded among the
land records of sad District, III Lber 1918. folio PA,
thereby, will sell at ublic auction. in front Of the
premises On WEDNESDAY. the SEv NrEE ESII 4
O'CLOCK Pm; the foIowins .descri6ed real estate,
the ground pa. thereof Lots and 10, in Chss
J. Whites recorded subdivision Of Lots In Square 236.
together Wi b the improvements. &c.
Terms: One-third cash; residue in two equal pay
ments at one and two years respectively per cent
terest payable haf yearly. and secured by deed of
trust on the property sold all cash. at option Of
purchaser Deposit Of $500 required at time Of sale
All conveyancing at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with IN ten days from sale deposit for
feited
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR Low-LoTs T. 8 AND
SQUARE ia tr0ntins fee. on Dsl.v .n,ecs sys
bered perfect tue: 80 cents per foot easy rs,
Inquire 80 II st. ne. oco-2c
@ Is.nnr i IL sss sG md.. sd
West w.shington can be 6oush, al bargain II eenght
is IT 5HTbt ism
EoR sALE-LoT H. SQUARE LOGO; 1880
sSgare feet st loo; on srsde AsafSrds ,Ss,ssss;
313 East Capitol st. IT.
EoR sALE.A sPLENDIDLY LOCATED ooRNLRR
lot on 18th st. SSlumsi. Essns. q ssS :, 100 900
Hddre.: a. Z STATUS. star once. oc6.6t.
EoR sALE-RARE CHANCE-oNE OR THREE
S's s's on JUN
EOR sALE-THE CHEAPEST AND MOST AT
- tsStive little building Lot on Washington heishts
q feet mont in square with Judge
': s:s,s. ':k SII sAlEsht.
EoR SALE LOTS on sToUaHToN ST.. 81 TO
q a5; Corner New York ave. and North Capitol
StS g. east only SOC ,HSni5e iSs Sshs5 Of
o j, OF TIE MSsg ;E
a. hst .Hd 90, st e. 500 Terms easy. oHAR.Es
ii. On CHOICE OF fowh fiN NJ bUJL a
q q: % OTIS fsrsSkfl taS
Obihsou ouice, cor Stu snu ave-
IrOR sALE-BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK
Il SO down and BIO per month will buy Q nne build
ing lot on grade and on street or avenue within four
squares OF Fem. ave. cara 1t only $500. K PHIL
LIPS 14lS New York se15-lm
INoR sALE-ATTENTToNi BRooKLAND PRICES
Il advancing. Now your last chance secure q lot
at original prices Only few left Prices from s225
to 300 per lot elevation 23U feet above Potomac
good water; only nve minutes by rail from the city;
adjacent ~ new University and Soldiers Home Call
sAfch lG a HalS o st Gn',s I'm
EoR sALE-LoTs AT BRooKLAND. FIRST STA
II tiop north Of city Met. T. r.. opposite Catholic
University cheapest in market easy terms For par
ticulars apply to WALKER WILSON, l006 OF.
se7-l I'm
ITOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINIDAD.
Il at 18th and Boundary SITS for sale Of bargain;
small cash payments long time. low interest,"
bEALI. BROWN CO,
au14-2m 1921 St
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THE Os1r WAr To Do II.

WE ADVERTISE 10 INCREASE QUE
BUSINESS THAT'S THE ONLY wAY TO
DO IT. ITS OF INsIaNIF1cANT 1lPoR-
TANCE WHETHER WE ADVERTISE
THROUGH A REBUs CAS- WE HAVE JUST
DoNE). Oh AGAIN THROUGH THE
NEWSPAPERS. CAS- WE ARE ABOUT TO
Do3 OUR SIMPLE PURPOSE Is TO SELL
MORE GOODS.
THE SYSTEM OF SELLING FuRM-
TURE. CARPETS. DRAPERIEs, Stoves
ETC. WITH BIG MAJORITY OF THE
BILL ON THE CREDIT SIDE OF
THE TRANSACTION. THAT ISN'T
NEW. BUT DUB WAY OF DO
ING IT IS. WITH Us CREDIT
DOESN'T MEAN THE FALSE PRoTEo-
TON OF BIG PRICE-wHCH You
MAY NEVER PAY-BUT IT MEANS A
CLOSE PRICE. DEFENDED By OUR
FAITH IN YOUR HONEST INTENTION
TO DO JUST AS YOU SAY YOU WILL.
THAT'S THE ONLY WAY WE CAN DO A
CREDIT BUSINESS WITH YOU. IFYoU
WANT SOMETHING IN THE FURNI-
TURE LINE. AND YOU CAN'T VERY
WELL PAY ALL THE CASH DOWN. THE
PRICE WON'T LEAP WAY OUT OF
SIGHT THE MINUTE YOU MENTION
CREDIT. NO. INDEED. BUT. IF. AFTER
WE'VE LOOKED INTO YOUR FACE, AND
BELIEVED WE READ AN HONEST PUR-
POSE THERE WE SHOULD FIND you
wILLFULLY BROKE YOUR PROMISES.
THEN THERE'D BE SUCH A CHAsM
BETWEEN DUB PRICES AND OUR Es-
INNATE OF YOU THAT NOTHING
COULD SPAN 1T. THE ONLY WAY TO
PROTECT YOUR CREDIT WITH Us Is
TO KEEP YOUR WORD.
HOUSE HERMANN,
CASH AND CREDIT FURNITURE AND
CARPET STORE.
921 AND e23 SEVENTH STREET n. w..
AND 636 MASS. AVENUE N. W.
c1 DIN
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Political Notes.

rANNASY SoNiNArEs SHERIFF GRANT FOR Mayor
The Tammany Hall convention in New YORK
last night nominated Sheriff Hugh ]. Grant for
mayor. County Clerk Flack for sheriff. Senator
Edward +. O'Reilly for county clerk Alderman
George II. Foster for president or the board OF
aldermen; Ferdinand Levy, DIR. Louis B. Schnltz
and Edward Hanley Tor cor0nerS The speeches
made and resolutions adopted pledged Tanmany
10 the support OF Cleveland ant Hill and con-
tanned denunciations OF know-Nothipglsm.
which were interpreted as an attack upon Mayor
Hewitt
Mr.. Blaine did not arise from his bed In Detroit
yesterday until late In the afternoon when he
took dinner with Mrs. Alger and the family.
Walker Blaine said TO q reporter last night thar
his father would undoubtedly be able TO keen his
Grand Rapids appointment Monday
secretary Villas and Representative W. C. p
Breckinridge addressed an immense Assemblies
al the Brooklyn Academy OF Music last nigHt
Extensive preparations are being made by the
Indiana republicans for great state rally on the
llth. when Mr.. Morton, Senator Sherman. MT.
Blame, Chauncey NJ. Depew, Gen. Hoyey Gov
Foraker. Gen. Gibson and others are expected M
Indianapolis. Lincoln League clubs from All sec
lions OF the state will be present, ana the COM
mittee OF arrangements, representing tn repub-
stration "will be conducted on q scale never be-
fore attempted outside New York city,"
large republican procession at BROOKLYN was
reviewed last night by Hon. Lew p. Norton Soma
TOR Quay, Gen. J. N. Knapp and others
EX-Gov. Hubbard, or Minnesota who was in
New York yesterday, said that mis- state would
give a republican majority OF at least 25OOO.
Congressional nominations have been male ne
follows: Nineteenth pennsylvania district dem-
ehusetts district, democratic, william Skinner Of
Hoiyoke.
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The Courts.

kkObATk COURI-Ju0ge james.
Yesterday, estate OF Elizabeth Thomas: will
nled- Estate OF Bela Broncs, letters or admins
trailon granted TO Henry Orth; bona $500 Estate
of Townsend Turner; order for sale Of team.
Estate VI Ada Fairfax; letters OF administration
granted w. ). Ludlow; bond $4,000 Estate Of
Michael Deyiney, letters OF administration TO Kate
Devlney; bond $780, Estate T. j. Latham
letters 10 Florinda ID. Latham; bond $500
Estate Martha Wheelock; motion for com
mission to take testimony. Estate OF Chas D.
Penneoaker; answer OF c. ID. Pennebaker, IT,
med Estate OF Catherine Freeman, Will proven
and letters testamentary issued 10 j. +. Freeman.
bond goo. Estate OF Henry Erni; letters tesla,
mentary issued TO Mary j. Erni on special bond OF
500. Estate OF Anna Janney petition for transfer
OF stock filed. Estate OF John Harrington; viii ad-
United 10 probate and letters Testament airy
granted Mary Harrington on bond OF $500. Estate
OF Augustus l. Shaner; Will admitted to probate
Estate OF Albert G. Odenwald, do. and leeters
granted Amelia +. Odenwald; bond 600 In re
Ellis NJ. McMaster; G. w. ONeill appointed
guardian In guardianship Of II. Z. Ryan, ct al :
order nsi confirming safe Caroline c. Arthars
estate: fnal notice. Accounts were passed In the
guardianship OF Robert BAH, Clara Edmonston
Annie Louise Powell and John Raum; admlnis-
traitors of estates OF Emma Chalet joseph s.
Powell and Nicholas o. Williams.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Miller.
To-day, Chas- klemt, cruelty to animals; 500 or
sixty days. Sidney Maron, vagrancy; bonds or
sixty days. Francis hagan do. bonds or ninety
days Jno. Smith, violating building regulations:
personal bond. Jno. Ganley, disOrderly conduct: :
$40 or thirty days Jno. Hulse, violating police
regulations; personal bonds. Vim. johnson, dis
orderly conduct; $ or 1fteen days. Bridget
Ky an, vagrancy; bonds or sixty days Peter Col
Inns, profanity; s. or fifteen days Jno. FuIley, DO
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

IrOR sALE.-BARGATN-2 BEAUTIFUL NEW
resadeacss nogthwese sear leeh 81 3siory. osss-
ment 10 rooms per cent on investment; prices
spscttvely oAooo and 800 each owNkk lass
Pierce Place bst and ssa. NV SILL Inn
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. ihk SIf MARKErs--The ofnciai Price Current
- ~ Washington produce exchange says the
80 1890 asnee Is stronger and gain marked up In
R ,ssSs v"Ans 70 strong and advancing wheat
.a Sp0t grain Deliveries In lignt Offering:
a..t nc SILL puOyanl, while somewhat weaker on
lutures. Receipts OF hay conIInue light esne-
e.ay Ior choice timothy, and prices are iirm. with
Sasr $50 49, Ibis 10 probably due 70 the
ouss seSsoh Win farmers, as reports conrrn the
crop 70 De an average one. The demand conIinues
800 ~, sencuy enoice nearby Creamery and
70 Demand Ihe demand for on-quality stock n
SLOW and Irregular. Cover ana garlic navor r.
Gently conspicuous In many Heretofore cnnce
ularks OF creamery, mas prevented their sale even
al shady prices Elgin creamery In umIIed de-
mand, owing 70 high price The egg marSet !.
strong ana all receipts are Immediately taken Ar
quotations. The. poultry market Is active nnder
nsnt receipts and good demand Better Demand
for choice varieties OF eating apples while peaches
are about done for. Grapes In large supply and
low small dried fruits IN good demand. Potatoes
In good demand select varieties; sweets plenri-
ful Onions steadier. A few ches.auts nave
arrived and found ready sale at quotations.
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6l6 to $50 Md. ave a.

F9IRs s "a !,sa .,o
and 3 sv sSssf 600 lila lie 9Th 4
4cS 2 4os fin Fl s:
,S5. $500 lsIi D q. W. T. h.
ri ss:..:::S:; $3.50 ss$s 70 1884 st ;s.SoO
~ = ~: $500 10 and nd Egg i5s St. .I;oOO
ne: $500 ets .a Ia ssy q st. ,sOO
~: :: NV: . ss.soo 1903 S1 St. ne: sOO0
s9s Ssh s000 0i and 81 houses s rear rear $1,000
5000 % to Al st. aw., b b.
81 BE-. -. .. $1,000 4S4 and 400 south CAP ;sOo
stgs ". Az NV 1si4 s. N; or 5. n
Il Madison 4 SO 70 BOZ v.i u w. LOO
sss i.,n st .e aeoo : E as.h st sOO
,ios $oth st n aoo . 5. n e.
Ths Hns Of ne
the list and 10TH. loc5l THOs. Z. wAGGAMAN.
FOR sALEI;RRIcK HOUSE COR 3lsT AND, n
IN e ths dssFaDs e
st. NV Alter Il M. at kSefvilis. oc5s s''
EOR sALE-DEsIRABLE HOUSE on RHODE
10 lot
First Floor Atlantic Building. 92S 81. oc5-3t.
TIOR sALE-I AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL TO
brick Houses ten.nssS at $40 par
%Gnh sseh p ss pse that will pay per cent Money
oc5-3t l3I3Fst
LNOR SALE OR RENT : HANDSOME HOUSES
throushout the most fashionable part Of the city.
Money loan 4 short nos aS Rostkf
son. 1915 II st. NV. oc5-1m
a.s. .i:ss5 NEW HogsE y, DE
4
NOR SALE-e3,OOO WILL. BUY A HOUSE AND
oss q bAvb :T6S SOC &c
So 500 new. l2-room House. 20 feet 'front.' facing
edged ' DSv Il sTSSE soo $. ot
between an% ii: rs. WIN ssns Tor ss5 i. Is sy
a, o Saosi Z 81 D. k7 ~ 6. NV.
FoR sALE,A FINE BusINEss PROPERLY On
10 sw Of the e: o ss
law property in this location IS specially d.rsSs for
h: ossS ssDd' in value THOMAS 81 I. E6on
TOR sALE-HANDsoMK. wELLBUILr RESI-
dence fourteen rooms; elegantly pepered superior
aurs q owner. 65i G.ssschu.ets. ave ~: oc4-st'
EoR sALE-B.RaAINs ~ REAL estate
%ens: i.Iss isi 9th street northwest between and
Bushes: Property. 9Th street northwest six rooms
and store mod sr3s ,.sSs lot
Very SA pretty room Brsef Iii modern improve
ssss Caroline '; wfRsSs SissSS zoos
T,oR sALE-BRIoK HOUSE $40 Q ST. n w., 8
e rooms and bath: al mod. imps price S4..0O:
SgH1 st ss'
Ss1s as nv 500 1929 s ss:s F. O., sseSo
- :: asi ct! { &
fs .ss;i S is' E Il nv
SIA SARo ~. ,1llAaDsoHF SEW
s::ss =: 'Sss III III SSsss rs rs
very desirable corner residence near Iowa crcls
@sn;s Ssx ...Sls % & g tRsss so..ss Tbs
properly very Attractive and viii be sold q bar
s..2 19s PARTICULAR inquire Of r i4is
EoR sALR-NoRIHwEsT CORNER PRoPERIY.
r., 1303 n cor 18th e lot 50x100; side lawn az
n !::s s.s cor: IL q
I eve IVY ss SS. ~:
sf s s sd
EOR sALE-oR RENT-ll25 i0TH srHEEI
donS: sqcs oSssas II sose
SEQ; S:;ss:; 9 ''''7 asss ;si s s.; s::.-
RoR 5HIETlosI DIs1AeLE nv ~. x;sT2 ~
sss snS ss scsssss.ss 20 nom "a 80
.osa 49, SScss s ga 49, :sS
| MIXTURES; spohng saR0i let lo5&1 t3sms ~
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A ssIaNEE's SALE.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
WILL SELL AT WHOLESALE COST PRICES
90 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL PuRCHAsES
OF IS OR UPwARDs)
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
STATIONERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
IN STORE NO. 9l3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST. CONSIsTIN0 OF
FINE PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
MISCELLANEOUS STATIONERY,
Work BOXES
PICTURES FRAMED AND UNFRAMED
FOCKETBOOKS AND CARD CAaka
TRAVELLING CAsKe
GOLD PENS AND PENClI2
PLAYING CARDS.
AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF slfAILER
ARTICLES USUALLY FOUND IN A FIReT-
CLASS STATIONERY STORE. BEING
THE ENIRE STOCK OF
JOHN =. PARET.
SPECIALLY INVITED TO THE SALE
All persons indebted to John r. psret are requested
20 call and settle at and al pepons having claims
1nst him are requested TO present me same within
sA1UEL MADDOX, Assignee.
A61 Louisiana ava
Mr.. Pazet wiz eouttnus the engraving bus1lsss st
zane plAcs untu further notice ee13-lm
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY TRoNTINo on
NOhTHWEST M ssSS Is a 4 i n ~ ?

Y
u III 4
81 ~ Fey I
dysiins Of about IA rooms. modern improvements.
great BY se.:Gn Of iss 9csSn pO:,ssss.
INVESTMENT q desilsble dwelling. $3.50 '
property struck Oh. An oOnveyancins 1t purchaser
oc6-d&ds Waller b WILLIAMS CO.. Aucss.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneen
s.: p ssf s FIJI Of oSs
M, 5e.utiful cohesion Of Plants, from the weii
door deCOr.ton during winter. Consisting Of Palms.
S,r9tons Msrantas. Begonias. Ferns, and other hns
oc6.s. WATER SEiI 4 Evil WILLIAMS CO. Aucta
E !HAANCERY SALE OF A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~ wE EHE sHTrA SIDE OF sIK kTEEN BE
s sTTkkEETs S HS3REEIHWssT HOUSE No 1902 r
&c q
SSSS
bP p aS,. sHSv9 :: the
,sSSrSss az in L6sr Of ne Escord: Of
IN s
said cause with the improvements consisting
of s.s OF sale cash to be Paid on the de-;
equal instaiments at one and two srs from the day
OF sale bearing interest until paid at the rate Of
cured by the promlssory notes Of the purchaser or
Il b :;s %
Sonve, ancins recording st purchaser cost 600
N''' ~ ' JSMIs 5. EDWARDS. Tru.tee.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct. oe8-eodSds
VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctionser.
CHANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Is Ssss SfIsS PREMISES
q
shall sell & public auction in front Of the premises
GER 1855, aLEPAsT FoGh O'Clock
Fl .tu.aa d in s sss psss or
gushed the plat thereof part Of Lot Thomas
Browns subdivision Of Lee. Hill and described e.
feet north from stoddert thence running
Win Win Valley Valley ~ a. Is
tersects the east line OF the Sip: thence south with
:a east Is sn :as sR us y
point 2, beginning until intsrsects the east line Of
feet. more Or less to the place Of besnnns together
with the improvements. &c.
payments. ut and TWO years respectively, six per
cent aud secured BY deed OF trust the prop
Of 600 reanrrd a. sas M
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten
me '' ShASIEs H. ok&sIS fru:sss AD'
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Part Of The CRY u wAsa hsaT Dis BIS.
TKICT OF COLUMBIA. BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES No. 1888 STREET NORTHWEST.
90 1,,l,,
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EOR SALE
1851 AssA ave q. VS. pr s34 600
1856 Masa ave. x0r 10000
Mass. ave.. bet 18th and l4th Sta lsr.... $1,000
Mas ave-, bet 18th and 18th SIS , lar -. 25,0O0
Maes sve., bet Scott and ThomAs Circe....-. $4,000
18th 1t. new. Scott Circle. 1Sr............. -. 900
Conn. ava, bet. N and n l5r............,.. l6 500
u ave-, bet 4th and 9Th ...........-... 1000
Conn ave-, bet. and eta. er............... 10000
St bet. 10Th aud lth sta NV l2r ........ 10000
I'll 18th st. threestor birch. ............. 1000
istn ct. near 5, Or .......,..............- 1000
st. e. bet LIST and I'd Sta, Sr............. 5000
Cleveland ave-. 6r 1.s00
We offer for sale an extensive list Of large and ANAL
houses not included in the above. also hne building
lots in the northwest and cheaper In all tons
of the city Gall at our once and examine bulletin
se2o JOHN SHERMAN Cu.. l401 St
INoR sALE-A HANDSOME. NEW, 7-RooM BAY
II window. select BRICK houss 500 ct NE: soiidiy
lar modern improvements: Q model Of convenience.
convenient ublic school; easy terms. owner VIII
LIAM MAYSE sic 9Th st. nv. sels-lst'
ToR sALE-6 NEW BAY-wINDow BRICK
Il houses corner Of 4th and ID sta n q. containing
9 rooms. bath and every modern Improvement: hand
eomely finished: will be sold cheap and on cay terms
For further Particular call and see WAshN DANkN-
HOWkh 111o Est ee<<-lm
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Transser. oe Real E.s.s.

Deeds In fee have been fled as follow: W. Il.
Beck 10 K T. Sinclair, lot SO, So 134; 81, $50. C.
d. CragiD 10 e. W. Castelar,, DIT lots IL and L. BIS
addition To West Washington; $500 j. s. Boss TO
. 4 Marxwood, lot os, So $50; g. A. e. Clark
70 Seo: AeGoines. lot IL, block q, Mt Pleasant;
D. Lsyhton ct al, 10 Geo. II. Baldwin,
Diock d brookland; g.
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The registration OF foreigners In accordance
VIA the decree recently issued by President Car
nos commeneed yesterday at the prefecture or
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Teemer Takes q sHeader.o

From the New York World. October 5.
The dozen or more professional oarsmen who ara
entered as competitors for the road-sculling cham
pionship on the new hand-power tricycles which
begins Sunday night, have a merry time In prac
lice, and not a few OF them have experienced the
terday Teemer, Ross Hamm, Piaisted Bubear. and
East We're practicing, and Teemer and PlaisIed
mad lalis which, luckily did not result In Injuries
Ieemer ran Into carpenter at work on the track
and the saw-wielder became so badly mixed up
with the wheels that when extricated he had
little more than the wristbands OF Ills blouse LETT
Lee, Hamm, Mckay, OConnor, and East following
In the order named. Among the knowing ones
however, East Is looked upon as a winner as he
was successful In q similar race in England
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ISOR SALE
IA GENTLEMAN BREAKISG UP HIS STABLE
VII sell At crest bargain. handsome saddle and
arlvine horse he u year. old very stle and PER-
tecy safe has all saddle eaits and fast traveller viii
De wsrrnrted sound. also o handsome pair Of black
mares, 15t banda gentle In slnals or double hsrnes.
and one Is good saddle annual; very nne family
carriage Tor FOUR an elegant de bar top buggy:
Sarr1axes are nsary new. and sprinx.
puslness wagon, two sess nne hand made harness,
their real value II sold ct once. Apply at
PRIVATE STABLE
12e 18th St Nv.
oc4-3t' heaf Corcoran Art Gallery.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-14
iHINGToN NOTES.

swcre hurt by the explosion
he foundry Of Petit 4 DrIpps,
!.
Carlisle contested election ease
Until Saturday ut the instance
lent.
Gland held Saturday afternoon
lree fortnightly receptions which
: TO the Washington public dur
.on. An immense throng was
many distinguished people.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-14
Lth CONGRESS.

Among the papers presented
G, Jan. 4, was n petition handed
Hale protesting against any
= fishery treaties and In favor OF
American fishermen under ex-
and legislation. Mr.. Voorhees,
.ctition In favor Of the present
nbcr. Mr.. Cullom presented
ons OF the Illinois state
sing the Interstate law.
ernmcnt ownership Of telc-
dcnouncing gambling In
ring the restoration OF immi-
,scd In the Reagan bill, OPP
,ition Of the whisky and to-
avoring the placing Of salt,
C., ON the free list. Among
uccd and referred were the
II. CulIom. amendments 70
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-01-14

The bath takes up good deal oil
the time OF all Persian women. Even
the poorest will attend the hamman III
least once week. For the lady the
bath ID one Of the serious Affairs OF
life, and takes up daily from two "a
four hours Of her time. IL Is some
thing more than our idea of q bath,
The victim is scraped and rubbed and
parboiled. The soles OF the feet are
pumiced until they are as soft and
tender as those of little child. The
hair Is thoroughly washed by means OF
hot water and the saponaceous clay
for which Shiraz is celebrated. Then
the attendants mix in brazen bowl
the aromatic henna with the requisite
amount OF lemon juice till brown
paste Of the consistency Of Cruel Il
produced. and several handfuls Of the
repulsive looking compound are
smeared over the lady's head. Then
the hair, collected into mass, ID
bound up In cabbage leaves. Small
quantities of the dye are smeared over
the eyebrows; the soles Of the feet,
the toes, the palms Of the hands, and
the finger tips are also covered with Il.
And now the lady has to sit perfectly
still for from one to three hours, till
like meerschaum pipe, she colors,
and IL is exactly the color obtained on
the best specimens Of the pipes that l,
most fashionable among the Persian
ladies. Day after day the bath ID
thronged with women, each sitting
perfectly still for the color 70 "toke.
But they have their reward, for the
henna dyes the hair beautiful, deep
warm chestnut hence gray hair d un-
known among Persian ladios.