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T1HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
il
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FIGURING
Mill IN GE0RGET0WN, d. c.. KNOWN AS
THE FOUNDRY MILLS" ON THE CHESA-


MILL IN GEORGETOwN, d. c., KNOWN AS
PEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
Court Of the District Of CounSis sitting in equity
in cause No 1925. the 4th day of September. A.
D. 1858. the undersigned trustee, will offer pub
re B.
1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. ON the premises GER
tain real estate in the County Of Washington in the
District OF Columbus being part OF the Foundry
which was purchased BY John y. Berry Co. from the
estate Of Gen. John Mason, deceased said part being
bounded as folows: Beginning for the same at the
southwest corner Of the western old boring mill below
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and running east
wardy from said corner N. BAN deg. E. to the south
ern line Of the path OF said canal (ths line
of said old boring mill and then running again from
said beginning corner by line s. 3OA deg W., to the
Potomac River (he above two lines forming the north
% is the
10 understood to be limited by line drawn s. 1904
W. or n IL 3O4 from the center or eastern face Of
shaft said line being parele with the east gable wall
Of the eastern old boring we, extending north wardy
to the southern line Of said towing path and southery
to the said Potomac River. with the improvements
each day and supplied with 500 inches Of water from
said canal aud which said water power Is to be sold
herewith.
The terms Of sale to be one-thrd % part in'cash
the residue in two 90 equal payments In one I'D and
two CD after date Of SALE to bear interest at
ally to be given for said deferred payments and
the title to the premises to be retained until full pay
ment Of the purchase money.
$1,000 to be paid at time Of sale. II settlement be
not made within days from time Of sale resale may
after five t5S days advertisement in The Evening
ns~'eiHR xk L Sfshi I%fRE%s Trustee
seS d&ds TIA 18th st., Washington. ID. G.
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A REMARKApnx CAsE.


THE WELL-KNOwN CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT
PROCURED FROM THE NATURAL SPRINGS
OF CARLSBAD, BETTER THAN ANY
OF THE SO-CALLED BLOOD
PURIFYING REMEDIE6.
Tho Cashier Of M 9ugHenheim's soma 81 and 80
Franklin street. Of the largest import houses In
- follows:
For years I have suffered from absoesses which
always formed the back Of my neck, ana had to be
cut from time to time to obtain relief fused all sorts
Of blood purters but without avail. The abscesses
until my physician advised me 70 use the genuine i'm
pSEte 20 s Spruasl ssits R0wdeS for
been entirely free from the disease. Ny complexion
cannot speak too highly of this really valuable remedy
and have recommended It to all my friends, who also
speak of its wonderful effects - Q laxative.
Yours very respectfully, METERS
The Genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Powder is put up
in round bottles Each bottle In paper cartoon
and has the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad and the sigma
ture of Esner h Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents, around
the neck of every bottle All others worthless mi
tstions. Pamphlets and Dr TobOldts lecture mailed
@ Barclay St., N. Y, Sole Agents. aul-m,Wkf
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AYxa,s Ham V,oon

Rendsn the hair soft plant and giossy. Pro.
notes fresh growth. and curss sruptivs dis
easss OF the scalp. Mary A Jackson. Salem
Mass., writes: II have used Ayers Hair visor
for number Of ysars. and It has always gwen
me satsfsction. Il II IN excellent dressans.
prevents the hair from turning gray. insuEss
it, vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and clean"
several months ago my hair commenced
falling out, and in . few weeks We almost
bald. bought bottle Of Ayers Hair Vigor.
and. After usine only part of It my head wss
covered with heavy growth Of b. .r.-Thounas
Munday. Sharon Grove. Ky.
AYERS HAIR vIoOR,
Prepared by DR.. J. O. Aver Co. Lowell.
Masa Sold by Druggists and Perfumers. ja2:
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For the Yellow Fever Sufferers.
The following additional subscriptions for the
benefit OF the yellow fever sufferers at Florida
have been received at TIE star ONCE:

RoBBERIEs REPoRTEp.-Burglars visited the Co
lumbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb yester-
windows Open Some Undertaking was stolen.
There was also stolen a box containing Jewelry,
&c-Aloysius Langley, No 1874 North Carolina
avenue, reports that about O'Clock Saturday
morning his house was entered by cutting the
stats from the front and rear windows and some
small articles were stolen.-Charles Strang re-
ports that his store was entered Friday night by
cutting Stats from the windows and $1.15 was
stOlen.-John F. Simms, No. EOS street, reports
that while In the Baltimore and Ohio depot yester-
day he was robbed OF q silver watch and cham
Mary C. Nimmo reports stolen from No. 922 18th
street q brown dress and other articles-Mrs. Z.
A. Ward reports the larceny Of q silver napkin
ring.
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From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-The stock market was
somewhat irregular this morning on a very mod
crate business, the changes from saturdays flnal
figures extending to y per cent either way. The
market was still quite irregular in the early
tiOnal advances were established in many stocks,
Green Bay leading with \ per cent. The upward
movement was OF short duration, however, and
most Of the gains were lost There was better
tone toward the end OF the hour but the feverish.
ness still remained, and at IL O'Clock the market
was irregular and unsettled, generally at fractions
better than the opening figures.
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GEo. W. sTICKNEY. AuctiOneer. 93e st.
lkgSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
BERED lilo AND ILL., STREET NORTH

BY virtue Of deed Of trust to u.s. recorded in Liber
folio 4g6 ct one of the land records for the
District Of Columbia and at the written request the
party secured thereby will offer for sale in front q
the premises. on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-FIRST DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
the following property situate in the city OF
Warrington. District of Columbia aud known and de-
scr16ed as lots numbered 81 and 80, in Chas A. Lee
mars subdivision Of lot numbered nifty two (52) Of
numbered SOC as said is recorded in Lper
No l5 folio 80, Of the ONCE of the surveyor Of the
each house
Terms Of sale: Cash. Deposit Of SlO0 will be
required on each house. AL conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
within days or property will be resold at risk and
cost 81 defaulting purchaser. VIM. MAYSE JR
se10eodSds GEO w STICKNEY
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The Georgetown and TcnlcytOwn
Railroad.

THE MEETING IN WEST WASHINGTON SATURDAY NIGHT.
The meeting OF the citizens interested in the con-
structiOn OF tine Georgetown and Tenleytown Rail-
road held at the ONCE OF Charles II. Tickling
Saturday evening wasq quite enthusiastic. Messrs.
John E. Beall and r. w. Goldsborough explained
the proposed route OF the road and answered
questions as to the rights granted by their charter
Remarks were made by Mr.. w. A. Gordon, In
which be pointed out the benefits TO result from
the proposed road. AT the conclusion OF Mr..
Gordons remarks a number OF gentlemen took
stock, swelling the amount subscribed for u
something over LOCO shares. The gentlemen IN
charge OF the enterprise say that the road Will be
built and running to Tenleytown before March.
"In regard to permit for poles and wires being
granted" said Mr.. Goldsb0rough 70 STAB re-
porter, mo dificulty is anticipated Mr.. Colds
borough also stated that the incorporators OF the
road are legally advised that the city OF Washing
ton, In which the erection OF overhead wires after
september 15 Is forbidden, does not include
Georgetown or West Washington. AS an evidences
OF the reception with which the proposed road is
meeting, continued Mr.. Goldsborough, several
large subscriptions have been received, con-
spicuous among them those OF Gen. K C. Drum
and capt Rogers, U. S. A.. each taking 5000 OF
WHAT COMMISSIONERS WEBB SAYS.
The Commissioners have not yet received the
expected application OF the new board OF directors
OF the Georgetown and Tenleytown Railroad for 9
permit TO erect poles for an overhead electric wrt
on High street, West Washington. Commissioner
Webb said this morning that the restriction re
SaTQlnS permits IOT OVeInedQ Wlr6S tndt SOeS lutS
effect on the 18th instant, according to law ap
piled to the city OF Washington. He thought
however, that Congress undoubtedly intended 70
include West Washington or Georgetown within
the provisions. Mr.. Webb does not like the plan
the proposed road and the manner OF arranging
the poles and wires so well as he doe.
the arrangement OF the lexington road. He SAID
there was some question as to whether overhead
wires could be erected after the 18th on permit.
issued before that date. The Commissioners hac
been inclined TO think that wires could not b
erected after that date; but Senator Plumb SAID
that the intention was that no new permits should
be granted after that date, but that the work FOL
which permits were secured before that date could
go on.
CAPT. sYMoNs SAID TODAY
that 1t was Major Raymond's view OF the
law that no overhead wire could be put W
after the 18th inst The law says thu
Commissioners shall not, after that
date "permit or authorize" the erection OF sucf
wires. He did not think they could allow any
wire to be put up then. This, however, would
not affect the Georgetown ana Tenleytown road
II the law was held to apply only 10 the city Of
Washington.
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A UCTION SALE IN ANACOSTIA
"A TWO NEW COTTAGES AND SEVERAL VILLA
SITES ON SHANNON PLACE

We are authorized to offer at public auction on WE'D
NESDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
1883. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. two very
pretty Cottages just completed with rooms and
cellars and large lots Also several Lots with frontage
of and 80 feet These Cottages offer splendid oppor
tunity to persons who desire to secure nice home
shannon Place Is improved with brick sidewalk gas
and trees and is only block from the cars
with brick pavement to Neighborhood excellent,
Terms will be easy, aud will be made known on the
day Of sale. DUNCANSON BROS,
seS-4t Auctopeers
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H0ported for IN EVKNfNo SfA1.
THoAPsoN 6HooTp HArD.-Saturday night num-
bfr OF colored men had gathered As usual near the
bridge pump q the crossing OF PITT and GfbDon
streetS In the crowd Were David Thompson ana
The occasion was . lively one, ana about O'Clock
Thompson shot Haid. The shot - reported 70
have been accidental Haid was cared for and
Thompson II absent
COMBINATION CouRf.-The Corporation Court Of
the city OF Aexandf1A opened it, september tern
In the Market Square Court HOUSE this morning.
road Company for the appointment OF board OF
nve freeholders 70 ascertain the compeneaoon q
provement within the corporation nor such land q
the company proposes 70 take for 10 purpoeeA
Nof1alfhs pubic schools begsn their regulaI
nss Ssen S S & T1Isiy Z & cSarc6-x col.
lection In AID o. TIE yellow fever mnoren va
taken up last night q the Second PRESBYTERIAN
ya.terday e - oldGlds Bavsass chuEeh % seass
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MAIDEN, MASS, Sept 10-Father Flatly, OF St
Mary's church, yesterday announced at all
the masses that he had received Instructions
from the archbishop that at a meeting Of
the church dignitarieS held at Baltimore instruc-
tons were issued that all Catholic parents having
children must send them to the par0chial schools
under pain OF sin. number Of pupils who have
formerly attended the public begun to-day to at
tend the parOchial school.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. AuctiOneera
TRUsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
WEST.

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated on the 18th dag of
June A. d. 1875, and duly recorded in Liber No $685.
folio 40 Of tbs land records Of the District Of COL
umbia aid BY the written direction Of the party
cured thereby, will sell at pubic auction in front Of
the premises 70 the highest bidder. MONDAY, the
SEVENTEENTH DAY Of SEPTEMBER A. D. 1883,
at HALt-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK IN. all that certain
piece parcel Of land and PROMISES situate In the City
OF Washington, District Of Columbia, and known and
designated and being part Of lot numbered i've ()
in Davidsons subdivision of square numbered two
hundred and etghty-seven (2S7l, beginning on II
street hundred and forty feet and three
(3) inches east from the southwest corner Of said
cauare thence north ftynine (09) feet and eight (S
inches thence northeasterly parallel with New YORK
avenue twenty-three (23) feet and six (8) inches
thence south sixty nine 500 feet and three CD inches
to street and thence with said street twenty
q feet and six (6) inches TO the beginning with
the improvements said real estate will be sod clear
Vt all taxes up TO June 80, 1883, inclusive.
Terms, one-third cash (of which deposit of A2OO
must be made the sae) and the balance in two
instaments, payable in six and twelve months from
the day Of sale respectively for which the promissory
notes Of the purchaser dated the day sale and
bearing interest at the rate Of six per anuum
from dste until paid interest payable semi annually
and cured by deed OF trust on the property sold
must be given, or the whole purchase money may ct
the option OF the purchaser, be paid In cash
the terms Of sale not complied with within ten
days from the OF sale the trustee the
to resell said real estate at the risk and of the de-
aulpg purchaser after Ave days notice in the EVEN.
INo STAB newspaper. AL conveyancing and recording
at the expense Of the purchaser.
ss4-l2t THOMAS McaIIL. Trustee.
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Affairs In West Washington.

PROPERTY ON MONROE STREET DISPOSED OF N
WuI--The win Of George Armstead. filed Satur
day. leaves TO his sisters, Caroline Thomas. OF
Richmond, Va, and Mary Dixon, OF Philadelphia
and to his nieces. Hannah Tuckson, Sara TayloI
and Winnie Curtiss, and TO william Simpson and
James Armstead, his property on Monroe street
in this place.
Carter, q young colored man, fourished his revol.
yer In reckless way In Fields oyster saloon Sat
urday night and was arrested. Today In the Pc.
BREAKING SCHOOL HoUsK WngDows.-The colored
boys on "Herrtng Hill" who attend the Chamber
lain school building object to their vacations being
dows In the building. Thus far nearly fifty win.
dows have been broken out On1cer Hawkins
arrested colored boy named John Moore for
breaking one OF the wtndowS and to-day in the
Police Court he was fined Is or seven days and un-
less the money II forthcoming the boys vacation
on the farm win end about the beginning OF the
school year.
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The Death Record.

During the forty-eight hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported 20 the health
once as follows: Patrick Doyle. white. 80 years
Henry J. Reid, white, % years; Richard Matthew'S
white, years: Minnie Miller. colored, year; VIM.
Lee, colored, 81 years; Sarah Turner. colored, 81
years; Mercer Garner. colored. 81 years; Maria
Price. colored 81 years; NealOr Harris cOlOred "a
years; Eliza Barnes, colored, Il years; sylvester
Hall, colored, year; fmnk Anuster, cOlored, 1
year; Jos Dyson Lee. colored months
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BALTIMORE. I'D. Sept. 10.-Virg1nis skies. con-
sodsted. 81 do. new threes. 6oh; ten-forttes, 35h
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Nd. Sept 10. - Cotton quiet. and
steady-midding, 104. Flour quiet and hrm-Howard
street and western super 2B5a325 do. extra. 3.4Oa
Aba: do. family, 4.50a5:O 90; city mills super 2S0s
500; do. extra, 8. 4Oa3.9 do Rio brands. 500a525
Wheat-southern. duh and lower: Fultz. l00slO4
Longberry. l0la1O4 western quiet and easier; No
cember, 99Aa100. Corn-southern nominally firm;
white. 56a57h; yellow. 55a56x; western, firm and
higher; mixed. spot. 544 bid September, 53Aa
western white. :,2a34; western mixed. 2Sa31. Rye.
western Ii oOai65O. Provisions. fairly active and
hrm-mess pork. = SCALE 20; Bulk meats-shonld-
ers and clear rib sides. packed 9s9h Hams. 1874
IAN. Lard = refined, lOAa1Oh. Butter; STEADY
coaee. steaayokio csrsoes fair. i4xa15 sassr frS
Whisky, arm, 126al2S. Freights to Liverpool per
steamer, dull and nominal - cotton. Nd; hour per
ton. lSa Cd: grain. 5xa6d. Receipts flour, 100
barrels Sheat $4,000 bushels: corn. $500 bushels;
rels; corn, 1000 bushels Sales-wheat 2SO.OOO
bushels; corn, 100000 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept. 10.-The board Of trade opened at
10: 80 O'Clock this morning. Wheat was weak and -
lower than the close on Saturday: December being
quoted at 02ha92x Corn was lower, with October
at A ha44X. Oats were unchanged. Pork was &c.
hisher at 1412S f9s October L nsi was up IKE
were unchanged. at A. Al O'Clock the quotations
for October were: Wheat 91A corn. Az; osts 243s:
pork, 400; lard, 1909 short ribs, $50.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6lGglaHlS to The Star.
GOOD WEATHER IN MAINE.

Heavy Vote Being POlled and the
Republicans Hope for Increased MA
JOrisies.
PORTLAND. NE, Sept. 10-Tne election Is pro-
ceeo1ng quietly. There are Indications OF heavy
vote. The weather Is good. Probably the repub-
ncans Will carry the city by small increase over
tneir usual majority. II looks now as II the ma
1or1ty would reach 600 or 500
An gNkXPkcIKD REPUBLICAN GAIN AT wArKRvTLLK.
VAUDEVILLE, NE, Sept 1O-Politfcal interest
ana nne weather combine TO bring out a large
vO.e To-Day. The republicans are 100 ahead, and
VIII PROBABLY carry the city by So q gain OF 100
rom the spring election. The neighboring towns
Keep well up TO the 1884 vote
CLOUDY WEATHER AT EASTPORr.
EAsTP0RT, Sept 10-It is cloudy here. Warm,
clearing weather is now reported at Bangor and
Augusta Reports from other towns In different
sections Indicate fair weather throughout the
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PLUMP AND Rosy BABIES.

Plump AND hosY BABIES.
Had it not been for Lactated Food our little baby
must have died She has been using it for three
months, and is plump healthy. checked baby
Ara Aoue Lappia. Kokomo, Ind.
SLEEP ALL NIGHT HAPPY ALL DAY.
I'VE tried other foods but finding none to agree with
our little girl used your Lactated Food She began
at once to gain nesh and improved in health To-day
she is bright, lively and hearty any child can be-
sleeping twelve hours at q stretch, and waking up
laughing every mornins."-Wm s. Trapts 18TH
Sunaach ST., Toronto Ont.
CUTTING TEETH EASILY.
'IActated Food IL an excellent food for teething
children My baby is using it and Is cutting teeth
this hot weather without and trouble"-Mrs. Nina o.
Brand. Iartha, No.
SAVED FROM CHOLERA INFANTUM.
"Our baby had Cholera Infantum and until we tried
Lactsted Food, could find nothing to stay on its
stomach 1t retained your Food without any trouble.
and soon recovered."-Mrs. Il. ". Logan, West Mon
teTey. Pa.
THE RESULT OF USING LACTATED FOOD.
Most Nourishing and Economical Of Foods
$50 MEALS FOR AN INFANT FOR 81
Easily prepared. At Druegists-25 cts. SO cta, 81.
tE valuable pamphlet on 1.-THE Nutrition Of In
fants and Invalids." free on application.
WELLS RICHARDSON CO.. Burlington. vt
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More Betting On tho Election.
HEAVY WAGERs By PROMINENT MIN ON BOTH SID
RHPoRrRD TO HAVE BEEN MADE.

NAVHO ADCSsam8 ~ w.
HEAVY wA0ERs By PROMINENT MEN ON BOTH SIDES
REP0RTkD 10 HAVE BEEN MADE
From the New York World.
Betting on the result OF the presidential cleo
ton is getting little more active. During the
last week. Q number OF repub1cans, on the
strength OF the returns from Vermont, nave
been encouraged to wager q little cash ON Har-
rison. The announcement 10 made that h. II.
Warner, the hver-cure man OF Rochester, mao
S2h 600 which he was anxious TO bet on MI. Har.
rfson, even. Saturday Police Commissioner steve
French bot q, 600 even. that Harrison would wln.
M. French has $500 staked on Mr.. HarrisonS
election, In different sums One bet Of $500 70 500
made last June before any one had been nonii-
mated. Mr.. French regards his bets as perfectly
safe. He says: III were rich man would pet
Q great deal more for think we have got good
thing this year, It's jass IKE finding money TO
A prominent natter uptown was reported yester-
day q anxious 70 put up 10000 ON Harrison.
The members OF the republican nauonal com.
mittee have made number OF beta They 90 not
care 70 have their bets made public, however Tor
the eake Of appearancee chairman 2oay nas e
penchant TOR betting ON slection. and this year ne
e said g have gone IN quite necvy ~ asi sn
and ueG1dee have nufacient supply OF clotnee
and hats 70 Last him untn the nexs PRESIDENTIAL
Gen coodlos, Of Kentucky, has expressed his
confidence n Gen. HAzy1son1 election 20 the ex-
tent o. several thousand 0ollAy4 Lao& week he
met man who wao anxious 70 put up g, 00Q
against 800 that Cleve1an0 would carry lndl6na.
Gen. 0oooloe covered this - onoo, Day1ng thot tf
No TOO eood . chance 70 looa
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
ROUTE 10 LONDON.
y NOkDDEUfSCHk

GHOkI ROUTE 10 LONDON,
- NOkDDEUfSCHERL LLOYD CO
last Express Steamers
To Southampton uondon. HAvrel Brennan
Aller. We'd. sept. II. 10 u M; kider, sat Sent
Is. p Inns. 1ues-. sept Is, s y. M; saale
Trsve. We'd. Sept. 20, an
Comfortable scateroous. excellent table,
saloon appointments Prices: LIST cabin, S75 and No
ysrds berth. according % location; 20 cabin, ESD
berth; stssrae st low rates; Apply TO E y. DxOOFs
6st SsaA eve bkAIIs 12oxxk CO, l32l q
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COMMANDER CHAs L HUNTINGTON, commander OF
the navy-yard at Pensacola, Fla, to-day tele-
graphed 70 the Navy Department that on account
OF the serious illness OF his wife he desired q
months leave OF absence, which was granted.
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MARRIED.

REED-BYRNEs On August o. lsss, at the PAR
sonsge Of 81. Dominc's church by the Rev. Father
Logan, JAMES ;. REED OF Wheeling, Vest We, 70
hATE b. BYkNEs OF Washington. -. {.
tWheellng papers please copy.l
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uNOk SALE-IO CLOSE AN ESTATE-ONE OR SIX
II small frame Houses north side of New York
between I'd and 4th n desirable investment
or small homes LOUIS p SHOEMAKER go 4 NV.
sS-3t
1tOk SALE-NEW SIX-ROOM BAY-wINDOw
frame house two squares from street and her.
dies, on BiEdensburg road. 81. 2U0; $500, balance
$40 per mouth; owner on premises seS-3t'
V'Obs sALk-LARGE. WELL BUILT. CENTRALLY
Il located Brick House. OH New York ave; eleven
rooms. bath new ~ unbing. all in complete repair:
suitable tor residence Investment Will rent
readily At slOOO per annum- ALBEkT +. FOX. 920
Il NV
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MINISTER CuRRYs REORGANIZATION. J. L n.
Curry, U. 8. minister to Spain, has been accepted
by the President Tho Madrid climate is the cause
OF the Minister'S resignation.