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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

CATTLE MARKET.-At the Union Stock Yards 81
cattle were Oh the market yesterday and all sold
70 butchers as follows: best sold from An to Axe
per lb.; good, 80 TO 4c.; medium, 81 TO SIC; COM
mon, pa 10 &c. Eight hundred and nlnety-two
sheep and lambs On the MARKET and sold as fol-
lows: old sheep sold from TO &c. per To-; lambs
Az TO &c; cows and calves sold from SIS to $45
each. Market for cattle was fair; for sheep and
lambs was dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

A gas jet set fire TO the contents Of bookcase
In the study Of the John Wesley church, on Con-
necticut avenue last night. The fre was put out
by No. engine company without turning In an
alarm, after damage TO the extent OF $50 had been
done.
Washington Camp, No. 1. Patriotic Sons Of
America. will give an excursion TO Marshall Hall
this evening on the steamer COrcOran. There will
DC display OF fireworks during the evening.
The body OF Thomas SULLIVAN, coiored, eighty
four years Old, was found IN the Eastern Branch,
near the Anacostia bridge yesterday. The old
man left his home In East Washington last Thurs
day, and had not been seen since. He lived near
the Branch, and, II Is thought, accidentally fell
into the water
Mr. John Hoover. now In his ninety first year, Is
lying III at his residence, on New Jersey avenue,
between NJ and streets northwest
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PROFESSIONAL

Map: + ARDENNE. THE CELEBRATED PAIN
Mist ana ClAtrvoyant, R1ve your enact l3e-
chart and TO her sttters their names In full Tells
how TO hold the affection Of husband lover and
ILL., @ st. W, seIy-lms
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

4 HOUSE 1905 THIRD ST. NV,
With all modern Improvement
PERFECT GEM OF HOUSE.
Seven rooms including bath
Closets In every room, with hallway gas and water;
large yard.
% and see It. Rent. s2O.50 per month.
House opan for inspection
b Il wARNFR Co.
se12.1m 916 St NV.
fcOR RENT - 224, 232, AND 23S NEW JERSEY
II n rooms; bath range hot and cold water
&c; these houses new and built in sty
$50 per month. THOS L WAGGAMAN,
oe12-3t Gil St NV.
EOR RENT-NEARLY NEW 2-STORY AND GEL
Il lar corner brick dwelling in northwest section;
convenient TO street cars; parfor dining-room and
kitchen on first floor; 4 chambers and bath room
above: cellar under whole honse; immediate possess
SION rent 637 so per mo. TYLER RUTHERFORD,
1907 St NV. se12-6ts
LNOR RENT-146 A ST. NE, BRICK HOUSE, 9
H rooms and bath; recently repaired throughout;
within square U. s. Capitol; 335 per month. X. NJ.
MORRISON, 1212h St NV. sel2-3t
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FNR BUILDING Lors corner A and 18th streets
southeast. Will be sold At auction tomorrow afAr-
noon at O'Clock pm. Also. ut O'Clock p.m
valuable building lots corner ID and q streets and
on Sd street, near q street northeast These salss
present an excellent opportunity for Investment
and should be taken advantage OF See advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

THE wASHINGIONS LOSE ANOTHER GAAE-THg REC
ORD OF YESTERDAY.
The Senators were defeated by the Pittsbur1
team yesterday Dy the score OF 7to2. The bat
teries were ODay and Arundel and Sta.ey and
Miller. Both sides batted hard and feIded we'll.
but the Ptttsburgers were more fortunate In get
ting their hits together, and won In consequence
Washington made 1 earned run, Il hits and 2
errors. and PitJsourg earned runs, II hits and 3
errors. Arundel made hits, and Hoy O'Brien
and Daily each 2. The feature OF the game was a
wonderful catch by sunday IN the ninth, with
Arundel and Hoy on bases on safe hits; Wllmot
hit short ny TO center that WAS almost safe but
sunday ran hard and caught IL almost from the
ground, continuing 10 run until he had crossed
second base, thus putting out Arundel who had
started Tor third
Indianapolis took a game from Boston, D to A. by
batting early. The batteries were Clarkson and
Kelly and Shreye, Buckly and Myers. The HOosiers
made hits and errors, ana Boston o hits and 5
errors.
Detroit beat the Phillles 8 TO 2 by tremendous
batting Conway aud Bennett and Casey and Hail.
man were the batteries The champions made Is
hits and errors, and Philadelphia hits and =
errors
Chicago downed New York ; TO = The batteries
were 1ener and Farrell and We l and Ewing.
New YORK made hits and2 error, nd Chicago II
hits and errors
Cincinnati, IL; Kansas City, 0. St Louis o.:
LOUISVILLE, .. Brooklyn, 2; Cleveland, o.
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For the District Of Columbia. New Jersey. East
ern Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware. and yir
ginia, fair; warmer; westerly wtuds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

How 10 KEEP WARN.-Why, its easy enough, II
you buy Johnson's steel Plate Warm Air Furnace
Every one guaranteed.
A. g JOHNSON 124O 9th st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

AT meeting OF the central democratic commit
tee last night it was decided. view OF the pros
pect OF unfavorable weather, to hold the ratifica-
ton meeting tonight at Aloaugh's opera House
instead Of In front OF the City Hall There Will be
a display OF fireworks from the south front OF the
Treasury Department Ex-senator Mcdonald
speaker Carlisle, and Representative Allen, Of
Mississippi are announced as speakers I'm addition
TO the list already published
A stand Will be erected In front OF the Opera
House, on the west side OF 18th street, to accom-
modate the overflow from the indoor meeting.
Tickets TO the opera House will also admit TO the
stand detachment OF the Marine Band Will
furnish music Tor the outdoor meeting.
AL the rnal arrangements for the meeting, such
as The assignment OF committees, &C. were made
at a meeting OF the central committee at AL
Daugh'S this afternoon. The speakers will be
taken 10 the opera House In Carriages, and CON-
mttteeS have been appointed TO meet delegations
from neighOOrlnZ clues and towns
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RAILROAD JOINTS, sSow-PLows, AND cRoss-rIEs DIS
CCSsED.
This morning the roadmasters' convention reas-
sembled at $50 O'Clock, and the discussion of
standard joints was resumed and finally referred
back TO the committee with the request that all
roadmasters during the year give their experience
with statistics as TO both the long aud short angle
joints. report was submitted on snow-plows.
recommending for light SHOWS the ordinary plow
and for heavy drifts the rotary steam plows
Alter a short discussion the report was adopted
The subject OF cross-ties, TO size, material &c
was taken up and discussed till noon.
WHY Mr. OYSTER REsIGSED.-Mr. E W. OYSTER
AZ meeting OF the Federation OF Labor last night
tennered his resignation as president OF the organ
Hation- Mr.. j. W. COnsidine was elected 10 the
position Mr. Oyster announced as his reason for
resigning desire TO be politically free TO act "a
that IL could not be claimed that he was using his
influence as the head OF the Federation MIR
oyster says In his letter OF resignation: s'Oryan
hatlons are the only protection workingmen nave
AGAINST pauper wages, either under "a tariff for
Irotecuon' or "a Jarir Tor revenue and saws
through organization alone have American work
lJgm saved themselves from being forced dow n
10 The degraded condition OF the Chinese Italian
and Hungarian cheap labor, which has been i'm.
ported under contract IN droves, or induced 10
come 10 this country in swarIns by those who
haSe shouted loudest and longest Protection 70
American labor" -
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10 rHE PrBLIc.-I desire IL TO be distinctly
understood that do not give up the en1ravi
business but Will at all times, be ready TO receive
and execute orders for visiting cards wedding
cards, reception cards, monograms, crests AZ
dress dies &c, making this q speciality al the
same TIM VIII gladly receive and promptly exc
cute COMMISSIONS Tor the purchase OF ANYTHING In
my fori1er line OF business, but no goods will he
carried In stock. Prices Tor anything given on
application john Il. PAKET, s13 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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ConsErs. hoopskirts. bustles- M. C.wHELAS, 12o5F
BUY OIL at 10 cents per gallon. Fine lamps and
otl stoves u street china store, 1OlO.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

~ open the Halet Davis Piano Rooms with Q
choice LOT Of Upright Pianos for sale and rent.
es-6m H. l. SUMNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

80 ~ AkRrzs for drugs You can save money.
MEMS DEsBY Hans, fan styles, $50 and 81; extra
value. A. 7. LEWIS, AS 9TH ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

MINISTRIES COMING TO THE NATIONAL. - The
nrst minstrel entertainment OF the season will be
given at the National Theater next week by
Thatcher, Primrose Vests weil-knoWn troupe
New features for the new sc ason are announced
The sale OF seats for the begins at the
National box-of1ice tomorrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather.
1cr the District Of Columbia New Jersey, East
sinia iar; warmer; westerly winds
DENocKArs show your patriotism by being pres
ent 1T Ratification tonight.
JOHN T. PARKr. having Determined to make
radical change In bis business, mas assigned mis-
entire stock 70 Samuel Maddox this city who win
sitlon or all goods now on hand,
The entire stock TO be sold al ana below COST
BAY n ay De mad In paper and envelopes, gold
DOCKS ana cases work-boxes traveling-cases
Playing cards; pictures framed and unframed,
s sna an ,olcies usually found in nrst-class sta
Esssryshing win be sold, without reserve. for
10 TO MERITS for drugs You can save money.
Mkss DEsBY HATS, fan styles, 8. so and 81; extra
value. A. 7. LEWIS, ass 7th st.
YOUR eyesisht suited 81. Hempers. Avcor.Ax.
FASHIONABLE RIcH's SHOES. III Market Space
BnooEs' 18th ST.. largest Richest Newest, stock.
TEs PnR CENT on on china and glassware this
week al y street China Store, 1910.
TELEPHONE your orders TO Mertz's drug store.
HOY 10 KEEP wAHx-why, its easy enough, If
yGa buy Johnson's steel Plate Warm Air Furnace.
livery one guaranteed.
A. s. JOHNSON. 124o 9th st. NV.
GOOD STOCK. RrcHs SHOES. TIT Market Space.
BsooKs. 18th ST., Gas-Fixtures and Chandeliers
MAIL your orders TO Merits drug store.
CoRsErs. hoopskirts. bustles. NJ. C.wHELAN, 12ooF
BUT OgL at 10 cents per gallon Fine lamps and
oal stoves street china store, 1910
BROOKS, 18th St Prices Guaranteed
ONE year ago lowered the price OF drugs in
Washington, saving the people from p TO 20 per
cent and supplying them with the purest, freshest
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TO THE CAyfRNs OF IrR.y-
Inc tenth annual excursion OF the Germans of
baltlmOre and Washington, In charge OF Louis
Muthr 70 the Luray Cayerns will leave Baltimore
and ONO depot sunday, Sept 10. at s:3O a. m
Inns Will De the last opportunity OF the season TO
sLAt tne easerns and return the same day. The
train Will consist OF reseryeC-seat coaches
and VIII run through without change -Four hours
VIII De allowed for the Inspection OF the cayerns
Iunch car VIII De attached 70 the train and q
brass band will furnish music for the OCCASION.
Fare for the round trip, only a so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
NOR sALE-FINE LOT &3,2oO; % FIT. FRONT;
within one block Of several Of the handsomest resi-
dences in the nw. section. J.R WIMER,
se12-3t 1913 1T,
TCOR SALE--TWO HANDSOME LOTS ON ID ST.
Il 9th st ne. with frame house renting for S5
per month: price, ST. So title perfect monthly pay
ments. Open this week only WALKER WALTER.
6l3 St NV. se1I-3t
1IoR SALE THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILD
cheap If taken ut once. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1905
+ ut. NV. se10-0t
IrOR sALE-DEsIRABLE LOT ON PATH ST,
Il near II NV. 2SxlO96; small Frame House, sos.
Nv wAsH'N DANENHowER,
Is 3 and e SITS. sw; with an old 7-room frame: lot
sel0-3t' c. II. PARKER Al and sta sw.
IrOR SALE-LOTS AT BROOKLAND. FIRST STA
Il ton north Of city. Net. L r., opposite Catholic
University; il inarket easy terms For par
se1-1m
TNOR sALE-CHOICE SMALL LOTS IN MOUNT
Pleasant. only $500 each: small cash paymrnts re-
ceiyed. J. K HEKTFORD,
se5-Im l423k IT.
TfOR sALE-FROM e225 TO S6OO-LOTs 5Oxl5O.
II at Brookland, the first station lRrooksJ from city
cent TO Soldiers Home and Catholic University; 30
feet above the Potomac commanding nue. views Of city
aud country several houses in Of erection
Tor full particulars see McLAChLEN BETCAEL
DER, 12l5 Fst n. se1-lm
Tor sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINIDAD.
small cash paymsnts. long time. low interest
su14-2m 1891 = st
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Dxnockar show your patriotism by being pres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12
FURNISHED.

Dupont Circle; .66 10th st. 'rDupontCir $50
t n st.. near 18th 20 st. near
20 farrakue square 100 VT w., a.. IFS
Mass ave mr. 14th los 3l l1tn ST., bet and O. 5
Conn ave hear st 30 Corcoran bet 13 Il. 100
st., bet 18th 10th. $50 K st bet 18th l4th 50
FITCH. FOX BROWN.
seS 1A:S7 Penn. ave.uw.
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NEW PRESSES 40 rvn,
IN MCQUEEN WALLACE aim
b0Oh, JOB AND COLOR PRINTERS
11O6-l 10 street n w. south ma,
nasne EQUIPPED nfste ONCE prepared 10 era
cute orders Tor all kinds Of printing n shr 1872
Competent workmen poyel WIi sfnliv 10 nI S
Zine Printing SpecialIy " 49,
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EDUCATIONAL.
1928 l5ru Sr.

The MISSES KERR's school for ycuns rAs,ss -
Little oirls viii oIen WEDNESDAY. SEPT. "a 40
Communications for limited numbs Of bosrain~ Ps,
pills sss-s~
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EOR RENT-HOUSKS,
I2ll A 1t. s.a. l3r 81
1887 L Ut. NV, Tor. ....,
1742 + st. NV. 12r. -
2S20 2 st. NV. 1or. ....i
927x e st. a. W., Or. ....i
2Q5 u ct. II. w., lOr.
1919 Corcoran t.,11r.. =.
13A7 CorcOran st.. Sr. 4
2l0 N. j. ave. w.. 7r. 4
625 22d st. W. Or. ~:
146 L. Capitol st.. Srs.. /:
1414 18th vt. .. W.. Or. =.
e04 @ st. Nv, 7r........a
% and 81 ] st. ne. 7r. 3
14u6 d st. III W.. l1r.. q
8 + ct. NV, y RI. ..a
I'LL T Ut. NV. Sr..25.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-12

"A GIL 9TH st.. OPP. U. g Patent Office
Fan term of 1888 begins September Ia.
Day and evening sessiona
Principal
Circulars at sauls seedstore and the Booketores m
THE coLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL,
Il (rhirteenth Year,. Select Institute for Limited
lumber OF Boys English, ClAsscs French. Mathemat-
ics No extra charge for French school opens oCIo-
BER I and closes JUNE l.l53s 81 NV: near the
hhrnngton hotel LUCIEN Z c. CoLLIEkE. 4, NJ.
!; Risys of Riggs Co. Bankers: senator Jno K.
McPhe rson OF New Jersey: Hon. Thos y. Bsyard Sec
Rotary OF state; judge Andrew wylie. Capt Francis
u: nAnlsey, Y. .: NJ and otner patrons Au2l-3m
SPENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE THREE EN-
~ tire noors National Bank OF the Republic Building
the door, Institution established 1854 Arzctics bust
ness education that quahes young ana women for
sfsupport AID useful lives bay and evening sessions
ing Qrthogrsphy the English Language. Correspond
ence Rapid atoms adapted 20 every
variety Of business Business Practice Vocal and Phyk
cal Culture by the D~lsarte system Gives including
ments Of Political Economy and Coml Law; Coml
Geography Tuition lees: Year scholsrphip day sss-
sions, ten months payable on altering 100: or IN
monthly ins.l%eG.s q Sio sscs &c go BY N sss guar
courses: Depsrtments for stenowaphy. htm.n Short.
h hD. apS s sns sc Ss
Write or call for Illustrated annual snnouncement
school year berins Monday. Sept J. College open for
On and after M0pd,y Ana HENEy
vice-PnncipaL L GARFIELD SPENCER secre-
tary aul3
ISRRNCH THOROUGHLY MAsTERED IN TWO
common sense Il. LAkRoQUE. the only native A n,
q r.rs s1rbonns oriSs s ,n PROCTOR Of si.s.c
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Ct johns coJLEoE. ANNAPoIrs Nd. KIoHr
- psi~rtnents and Pour coursc. ~ study. sfndsnn
ptrihlttd 10 board IN culs II de~irca- Terms vcry
nooefste freTeutory school, attached specik a.
.ennon sisea % hitting boys % enter cee tbs uni
versity. the military OF naval srboos q The Gov.
srllnieul situatoh most BEAUTIFUL and beAlthftd.
A M. IVA Pm
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USRENCH THOROUGHLY Mastered IN TWO
L years by the best Of all methoda. namely: The
common sense II. LAkROQUE. the only native A. n,
Of Paris sorbonne University, professor Of classical
and modern language. o03 10th Ct nv. au2S- lms
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i'm PlR CENT on on china and glassware this
week at y street China store, 1910
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EDUCATIONAL.
GEoRdETowN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF LAW.
NJ FACULTY.:

GEoRoETowN UNIvERsITY-scHooL OF LAW.
" REV. J. HAVEN RidaaiRps ST.
CHARLES v. H tpf Fa lie D.
HON w1LLisM a Z. Ri oaaisplis; IL D.
tChiei Justice o: 8 coart q Caimsl
HON. CHARLEs p JAMES. LIZ d,
Justice supreme Court. District of ColumbaL)
HoS %T II Ne arSiH ffk K shs Ii.
tJustice supreme Court District of Columbia)
Lecturer Cons titutionai Law. Common Law Plead
M Ma ri si f. So SRsRflis'f %r s.
Lecturer on Equity Ple.dins ana Practice and Ad.
JAMES q. PINE. LID
Lecturer the Law Of Real state the Law Of Evil
dence. Criminal Law and Torts
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON, IL D..
Lecturer the Law OF Personal Property. Contracts
Negotiable Paper. ar 2emes.ie Relations
GEORGE Z. HAdILTON. ESQ.
Lecturer on the Law of Partnership. Corporations.
Practice and TestAmentAry Law.
circui. cour.-pk MGo ae aSsht l. HAMILTON
MSS MilLi&G n MEkhick' and Marlin "a hEsf +.
Introductory lecture announcements for the en-
s. ss sne On o Ss and #
$50 p m. All interested are most cordially invited
The library located In the Law Build NJ with COM
modious reading attached. will be open from
q m TO 10 p. daily, except sundays 10 students
and alumni of the school. The humber of volumes
has been doubled since the close the last term and
besides the leading reports now embraces the latest
text books upon most legal sub3ects
d 10 z p. daily for Information. enrolment etc.
Circulars giving Of study, terms etc. DO
northwest and Lowdermilk 4 Co. I424 + street
northwest and at W. s. Thompson's drug store, 1O3
10th street northwest or on application personally
by letter. to the undersigned 5. NJ YEATMAN.
selO-4w Secretary and Treasurer.
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VICTOR L. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. IN
OF. and s29 9Th ssnw. corner u..~.,,r..,.
strictly One krAsA
Cren Saturdays tin IL {. IN
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EOR RENT 1927 st ,7r store %
Il 1540 Pa. ave-. 10T 12O8 goth st. 7r. tn 81. sc
and store. 1870 Marion st. 6rs ~ 81
933 q ST. Tor. z ) 1910 both ST., 7r . 81
SOC 2lst, 12r., IN l. go 672127 II St, Or 30 &C
Cor. 23d aud L sts., 1Or., 1874 29tn st. 6r .s2 Sc
store and stable ..... go 2428 z st. q rs 20 &c
l147 St. Tor. ..455O 81 Is Pa ave-, ST. 20. O(
725 goth, Tor. mi. "A so l2l3 -l7 goth, Or 20 4s
Sd35 st.. 9r...... ~ 20 292O Olive st. 6r..y..2 q
3043 ST.. Tor, ~ 81 1917 18th 7r m g. III 81
1927 Pa. Nv, l0r. m 4 U. 30 u SO st. ST. II &c
l343 WSllach st., 7T.35. so 3429 n St, Or II sc
2141 at. 7r. mi. ..33 so 22.,5 II st. Or - i 8 &c
l150 22d st, Sr.... .35 30 400 goth 7r stable IL
2134 St. b. IN. l. 80. IS 1125 L st. Or Ia &c
02S Pa ave- (store). =. So L 23 st. Or MI rs 81
1:t45 Wallach st.. ar. 81 80 4O6 2lst. 6r j < az
$50 yUtn st.. Ur 81. 30 25-2421 1T 6r IN "a
2141 1t Sr mi. :. 81 so T. 17 ct, 5r - i.
2311 n St. 9r....... 81. SO Store 24th and III - /:
610-tSsl 23d ct. 6r., 1908 Saith st. br.... IL
10 80 Hear ia 10Th st, 4rl 80
249S st.. 7r. and SIC. 30 Hear 2407 st. Or IN n
l7lh 10th, 81. store ~ 24lS Va ave- 5r @ IL
gl0 French st., Dr. 20. 50 65d-65S- Navy Pi ii Il
l52f Pierce St. IL TT so stable, stalls L hi
92O gath st.. st.. mi. % l26O6 st, 10 3(
1908 st, Or, rs Hear 20l7 N Y Gv Ar II
For aOll LsS Apply 70 WESCOTT Il WILCOX
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Tor RENT-2OTH AND NE. IN MILES FROM
II Capitol frame House, rooms and acres more or
ess) good and splendid water; abundant pasturs re-
VIII be leased to responsible party Ave Year, NJ
3i6O per year; 1t Is well located tor dary truck
farm. Apply ct premises. sel-lm
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS
FINANCIAL

Depoutta ExchsDes. Loana Collectsons
hairoed ssocks and bondA snd sh ssSSrs'sS -
and Baltimore bought and uold
spsrialty made OF investment escur1tkssl ptstrfo
ephone STOCK dealt In.
AmsrsoSn bsu Islsphops otock bought md solA ~
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TOR RENR-
Il Sol Z st.n.w.. l5r. 800
GA 18th st. NV. l2r 100
BIZ @ St NV, 20r...,.f0t
20l6 0 n. W.. lar. %.
1224 18th stn.w..10r..1 &C
1I03 II st. NV. Tor. q.
1106 Z st. NV. 17r. g;
III 30 ST. NV, dr.. d.
l3l Md: ave. ne, 1lr. &C
sos 18th st. NV. 1lr. &c
4Q3 q st. n W.. 11r 1910
1920 g st. n. w, ] Or. 90. 4;
22l E Cap. St.. l1r. OUT
174l + st. NV, 10r. OF
1929 18th St NV, Or. 81
Ills Cor. ST.. Or. AT. ol
1885 Corcoran st., Tor. AZ
2lO2 II st. n. W.. Sr. A.:
1:4o 29th st. II. w., Sr. .4C
1884 Pierce Place. 9r. AZ
407 I'd st. n. w.. 7r..,..4i
log q st. s.e., l2r. 81. sc
1n5 18th ST. NV, 7r.3a sc
454 II st. Il W.. Sr. =. .35.5C
10l1 goth Sc. n. W. 9r35. sc
1920 Walixch Pl.. Or. 1885,
I'll 9th st. NV, Tor. &c
1923 5 st. NV. Sr .:}(
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-11-29
ANyINsURANCE DECISION.

A Compress Company Gets Amount of
Insurance on Cotton Burned.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, November 24.-The
case of tie Union Compress company,
Little Rock, vs.. the London, Liverpool
and Globe and twenty-seven other insur-
ance companies, was decided in the United
States court here to-day. 1t is very
important suit, involving the status of
cotton policies. The litigation grew out
of the refusal of the insurance companies
to pay insurance on. the company's cotton,
destroyed in the burning Of the Union
Compress building November, 1887. Some
1000 bales of cotton were burned, upon
which policies had been taken out by the
compress company TO protect the interests
of tho railroads who had issued bills of
lading for the Shipment of the cotton, as
well as to insure themselves against loss.
There was clause in the policies
making them void in case marine
insurance was taken out on the cotton.
Marine insurance was taken out by the
consignees, but not by the Compress
company, and the insurance companies
would not recognize the policies, claiming
that they we're void. The amount sued
for was $4,000. The Jury rendered a
verdict for that amount in favor of the
Compress company.