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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

GO TO THE Masonic FAIR, E-street Rink, and see
the BO- Peeps drill beautiful young ladies In hand
some costumes, Friday evening, May IL. Admis-
sion, loo.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sALE.NEAr wELLBUILT FRAME oS
Pars ST, Mt Peasant; rooms. attic. and dry cell
ApPI5 to &Eo o > OK GRkH.M. i4o5 St mio-5.
Eok sALE7A BARGAIN-IN THE NORTHWEST,
extension 10 rooms: ali ma l.: hreplsces and fur
mace; terms easy THos. q HkNskf:
Lon sALE-THE CHolCECoRNER or 10TH 81.
Il and Scott Circle about 500 fee, Of paTsinS.e
myIo-3t 1908 St NV
EoR sAIE-THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
l. ION ST. aud Rhode Island ave y,u u xo,-xa
myIo-3t 1903 + st. NV.
ISoR sALE-NEw PRESSED BRICK HOUSE SIX
~ 41ns bath range aud latrobs; LANCE cellar: lot
$1,000 terms easy; Inquire of owner. 223 sth st.
ISoR sALE-THAr BEAUTIFUL HOME. 300 V sT.
roses q every variety also fruit gsraen tearing
abundant house q brick built by owner for self al
to be appreciated Inquire Of d. J. MAcARTy, on
premises. myiO-3t.
j have nine-room houses in the northwest for
so.oo0 n. NJ FARMER
II 1910 q ST. have jus, received a cAblesram from
c cas Saspc 20 reGgoe The rrice to 900
ara Is great oarsain Permission to inspect can I've
myio-6t NJ M 14isFst
ISoR sALE-wE HAVE A GOOD MANY SMALL
j houses and farms Of all sizes in MontgoInery Co,
Nd Nd convenient to the rairOad A 2. HILL 4 co.
TOR sALE-LARGE HOUSE CT FOURTEEN
Il rooms. lot 20 0N90. brick stable rear of lot;
l2th. bet q and nv. A. z. HILL CO, 1883 T
ISoR sALE--DECIDED BARGAIN-7-R PRESS
u brick st, near l4th. lot 2lnl45: side an rear
y; 20 alley offer wanted sTisk st. /. near s
MT my rsassi' offer wanted srALkf ga HI Id
IIoR SALE-LOyELY CORNER BRICK HOUSE:
Il northwest; bay windows side and front: library;
ciatsd SerV cbaap, - 200 must lie seen 10 De aipfe-
my9-3t WHITAKER JORDAN. I4l1 st
nor sALE-To CLOSE OUT sYNDICATE-sEy
Spruce ST, between Lsrch and Jumper sts LeDroit
Park 2lxl0o To paved alley. We have three Of those
my9-6t ioo3 st. NV.
IEoR SALE--IF TAKEN BEFORE THE l5Tf
$1,000 cash and balance TO suit. This house Is nm
ihed IN natural II rooms arge brick set fur
tile hearths and is in perfect order lot to 10
this office. ". RILEY DEEBLE
myS-St 1919 St
IGOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY ON q ST BET
lease 10 rstclass tenants pa,ng NJ per cent upSn
the amount asked
The fine property on southwest corner Of 10th and
o SITS. store and dwelling. Price $4,000.
large three-story brick house r St between 9th
feet Price si3 500 - ~"
Elght-room brick house on ST. near 10th Price
Nine room house on st. 10 ST. frame stable on
Fourteen, room brick house on 18th ST. near NJ ST.
Nine room brick house on X St between 2lst and
Two houses on ST. between 10th and 18TH size of
lot 40 feet inches by 90 feet 10 wide alley This
expense. Price S2S. 600
The desirable residence TAI kst.
FRANCIS HUFTY,
myS-3t 1901 st NV.
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FCssEIL's Ice CREAM.

MORE STYLES than ever In pantaloonings to
order at y. EIsEMAN Bros, 9Th and Z.
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LOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
NEATLY DONE AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED BY.
BYRON g. ADAMS
my2-1m 514 Sth 1T NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE of splendid building lots opposite
Capitol grounds, fronting north Street and on
Arthur Place, on Friday, 18th, at 5 o'clock. See
the advertisement elsewhere.
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Gas FIXTURES at SHEDD
CITY AND DISTRICT.

SUITS 10 order for $40 and So.
EIsENAS Bros, 9TH and <.
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MINsTREIsY AT THE NATIONAI--There will be
week OF merrlinent at the National Theater be-
ginning on Monday night, McNish, johnson &
Slavin'S troupe OF burnt cork artists, one OF the
best now in existence supplying the fun. Car
roll johnson can furnish an evenings entertain
ment all by himself, and there are several other
popular favorites in the company. This engage
ment will open the supplementary season at the
prices.
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AN ENTERTAINMENT will be given at the Ebbitt
House this evening under the auspices OF the
Washington Society OF the New Jerusalem. Mr.. A,
X sponord VIII read paper on Books and the
Art OF Reading" Music win be rendered by MIS-
7. G. French, Miss Pnebe Holmes, and Miss Maude
WOlston.
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A~s He hopkins removed Ky r ST. WITT,
Door, and window Frames for flies. eos
MOrell, 734 9th st.n.w. every style showcase eo3C
Ice Chests, 1910; Refrigerators, SO. At J.
W. SCHARFER Bro, China and Glass, 1920 7th st.
NV. eo-tOje1
Wind Mills.
In order to introduce our low-pr1ced warranted
Shoes to ft all feet Gin reason), will commence
saturday, May II, and give to each purchaser OF 81
or more windmill, which is q fine thing to amuse
the children.
At this time we will not mention any prices, as
they are TOO numerous, but call and see Tor your
sell, and we will guarantee you saving OF % per
cent on every pair OF shoes you buy.
Money refunded to dissatisfied purchasers.
BOSTON SHOE HOUSE, 9l2 18th st. NV,
II. GOLDSTEiN, Proprietor.
We close at Ppm. 3
For strengthening and clearing the voice,
use "BrOwn'S Bronchial TrocheS." 81 have CON-
mended them to friends who were public speakers,
and they have proved extremely serviceable."-
Ret. Henry Ward Beecher. eo3&k
2j Per Cent Discount
on about 60 odds and ends OF Travelling Bags and
SatchelS. Most or these bags OF splendid quail
ity, some are slightly shop-worn. They are all
bargains. TOPHAMs, 1231 Pa ave. s,tu,th-2w
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eO1y
Phillips DigestibIe Cocoa furnishes
nutrimenJ and aids digestion.
"ROYal Clue, mendS China, GlasSWOOd &C.
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Revised Plum bling Regulations.

BILL TO AUTHORIZE INSPECTION OF ANY HOUSES
NEW OR OLD, IN THE DISTRICT
The Commissioners have written TO Chairman
Hemphill, enclosing bill ITO authorize plumbing
regulations In the District OF Columbia" The pro-
visions OF the bill are that the Commissioners
shall make, modify, and enforce regulations gov
erning plumbing, house drainage, and the ventila-
tlon OF house sewers, and also governing the ex-
animation and registration OF plumbers and the
practice OF the business OF plumbing, and that
they are authorized TO prescribe reasonable pen
alties for violations OF any OF the regulations
Heretofore only houses under course OF erection
were under the control or the plumbing Inspector
while under the provisions OF this bill the plumb
Ing inspector is authorized 10 inspect the plumbing
aud drainage OF any house in the District OF co.
lumtta This bill was drawn in accordance VIII,
recommendations OF the plumbing inspector and
health onicer, who for several ye,rs have recom.
mended The necessity OF proper legislation giving
tne pumoing inspector power TO examine the
plumbing and ventilation OF Old houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

MEETING OF CITIZENS ASSOCIATION No G.
Twenty members constitute quorum In Citizens
Association No. q. IL was As O'Clock last even
Ing before that many arrived at the place OF meet
Ing. The secretary. b. $. Pike. read the resigna-
tons OF Geo. w. Lnkins as q member OF the assO-
citation, and or Calvin Wilmer, w. $. Roose W. III.
singleton, John H. voorhees, and Judge w. w. Up.
ton as delegates to the citizens REPRESENTATIVE
committee, which designations were all accepted.
The following were elected delegates to the citi.
Zens' committee 10 NIL the vacancies made by the
designations: John w. Thomas, Gen. W. I'll
Browne, Dr. Eugene Belts, John ii. Brooks and
DAME, Shanahan. Alternates were elected as fOl.
j. 7. Sothron and Il. q. Calvert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

ATTENTION Is called 10 the advertisement OF Mr.
Forrest Dodge In another column, who has estab-
nshed wood and coal business at 3OOS Water
street, with q branch ONCE, LIZA SIst street.
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MorelI, 7a4 9th stn.w.. every style showcase t

l.. H. Hopkins removed 500 St Wire,
Door, and Window Frames for flies eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

Phillips Digestible Cocoa furnishe:
nutrimenJ and aids digestion.
"ROyal Gluc'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
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)R RENT-BY T. u. HOFFMAN.

II
HOUSES. NV. cor 18th and Penn.
81 0 18th st. NV, Tor. $3.50 ave. l9r ........&150
500 18th st.. l5r.: 100 941 ST.. I'd floor. front
Sill 18th St NV, 1Or..S rs heated by steam loo
I'll 1lth st. l1r 40 941 i, Sd hoor front "a,
7O7 st. NV, l3r......65 heated by steam. 1888
141S st. or .50 II . St. I'd noor, 2r. 15
l84l r ST., Tor. ...... 80 12l3 st., Sd floor 2r.20
l74l st. NV, 12r... 30 1000 st.. from 10 to IS
2O27 st NV. Tor. SO 937 + st.. I'd floor. 35
:326 ST. n W., 10r 90 y3I st.. Sd floor erm. 10
Sis I'd st. n. w. 1Or- 10 939 St. I'd noor IT.. 10
1545 9th stn.w Sr 1870 4lo Sth ST.. I'd hoor.
1911 Marion st., IT,. 80 4lS 9TH ST.. Sr..... 20
1903 I'd st. ne. r....25 410la ave-. from 10 to 20
l25:S st. a. e. ar. ..,2 so y3l ST. I'd door -
1351 st. me-, 1rs - 50 0@o La ave. "a moor. ~
Zoo Linden n Fl Fl a. e., jr. II STORES
al FentOn Fl. n q 6r 1880 Magnificent store, Sun
~ Fenton Pl n Or 1880 building. per 800
SO Fenton Pl e.6r 13 S0 IlUd Pa av, store. 10
636 9th St To-. 5rs Ii 1908 Pa av store. so
OFFICE ROOMS 421 18th st NV. 40
Elecupt rooms in "Sun 900 9th st NV %
Building "freproof2 ele- 7th ab. Pa av store ID
yatorS, heated by steam, l1th sb. Pa ev. store.
from $50 to $15Qesch.
For list OF furnished houses call Tor or send TO ofce
For list Of property for sale call for send to office
Properly placed with me for rent or sale u literally
advertised free Of cost 70 the owner
myl r q. HOLTZMAN. 10th and + sta NV.
TSOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE: 944 NEW
IL York ave. threestory brick fourstory back build
ing modern improvements. Inquire 625 Pennsylva-
mia ave NV. NOAH WALKER b co. Possession
June l. my1-1m
EOR RENT-A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
II House. near Dupont Circle, at nominal rent from
18th Of May to October Ia No children,
myz-1w GEO. w. LINKINS. 18th and h sta
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uNOR Observation-Disclosures
I l22l Ct. ave. NV. 2403 14th st..... &C. Ga
lSr.............. $50 1926 9th st. NV. 1Or $50
1916 NV, l2r. l25 10th ST.. near q. 1Or. "a
st. nw 12rs 10 400 st. n. W.. 12r. 80 &c
lab st. NV, lar. l20 1871 10th ST.. Or. 81
ll25 10th stn w. l5r IL 2422 14th st. SO
1880 X. l. ave. f.. leo 13l4 30tn st. NV. 17r 30
1929 q st. nw l5r.. lOO 1870 Is st. s.w.. 11r. 40
1914 2lst st. NV. l3r. 100 II St nw Sr AZ
1904 Conn. ave. l3r. ..-837 I'D at n.w Or 40
1916 VT NV. l2rS334 1330 29th st. W., 7r. 81
1894 2Sth st. lar 80 1876 Riggs st. Or 81.
1016 18th st. 10 1205 5Oth st. n. 1lr. ia
1102 9th ST., 11r. ..... 20 1909 9TH St II. w. store
1904 Conn ave. llr. and dwelling. 3J
24O4 14th st........75 l42g st. NV. Or. .2T SO
91G 18th st. NV, 1or. 40 1907 Caroline st Or
SIT 18th St NV, lar. 20 1012 N. II. 6r "a
1416 ST. NV, 1%r ~ pa LIST st s.w rs. l5
1927 ST. NV. 11r.. 20 S02 21st ST. NV, l4rs-
The above houses can De examiner by permit rom
our office only THOMAS J. FISHER l. Co.
my7 1924 Ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

SOOTHING Music FOR THE POLICE CorRT-This
morning while the Police Court was In session a
BAND. consisting OF harp, violin and guitar, was
playing "ROek-a-bye-bab IL had the effect OF
making the witnesses dull anu sleepy and 50 an
noyed the court that the Judge sent oiricer out
10 stop the music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

CONCERT BY Miss THURsBY.-The pleasant
announcement Is made that Miss Emma Thursby
Will give concert at the National Theater on
saturday evening, May 10, assisted Dy Fraulein
Aus der Ohe, the pianist IL Is three years since
Miss Tbursby was last heard here, and her return
will be welcomed with genuine pleasure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

w. r AND c. Cat the annual meeting OF the
WoodmOnt Rod and Gun Club, held Tuesday even.
ing, officers &C., for the ensuing year were elected
as follows: President, Henry A. willard; vice
president, Thomas j. Fisher: secretary and treas
Urer, W. e. Mclntire; executive cOmmlttee,-includ
ing officers also-F. b. Mcclure, Charles c. Glover
and Andrew McCallum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

The FASTEST TRAINS IN AMERICA The
fastest trains In America, II not In the world are
the forty nve-minute express trains between Wash.
tngton and Baltimore via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad These trains leave Washington at IL a
m and us p m; leave Baltimere at 10 a m and
II a IN. In addition TO these flyers the Baltimore
and ohio runs sixteen other trains each way be-
tween the two cities, four Of which make the run
In nifty minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

Ice Chests, $40; Refrigerators, Sc At
W. SCHARFER BRO, China and Glass, 1920 9TH
NV. eo-tOje
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

NOR SALE-AT TAKOMA PARK. PRETTY Z
Il room House. large grounds, everything complete;
$4,000. MCGOWAN 4 CAMPBELL. zoos 1910 f
st. my10-:}ts
w Road; must be cheap. Address Box $50: City
p o my1O-}ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

LIVE STOCK MARKET-At the Union Stock Yards
10 butchers as follows: Best sold from Az TO 5Sc
per pound; good sold from A. 10 4&c. per pound
medium sold from 10 Axe per pound; common
lambs on the market and all sold 10 butchers as
follows: Old sheep. (clippedl, 10 &c. per pound
spring lambs, 10 loo. per pound Cows and
Calves sold from t2J 70 So each. Market for both
"~fSs sheep and lambs was good.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


Tor RENT-THE RESIDENCE OF GENTLEMAN
Il going abroad for two three Viii be rented
for one year at ZOO per year. two three years
az Sl-O00 per year. House situated on 10th St Was
recently completed and built in q most substantial
manner. Hard wood hnish and BEAUTIFULLY pspered
throuehout. HILL JOHNSTON.
mys-6t 13S 18th ct NV
IroR RENT OR SALE-THosE BEAUTIFUL. CON-
II venient new Houses. 91i and 9l6 $ St; ten rooms
and bath; parlors. dining room. and kitchen rst
floor cellar under whole building shed with servants
closet in rear large yard Apply at 9lS st, 10
Owner. $40 9Th ST. NV. apl1-lm
NOR RENT
lib lar, all mi. 81 sl3 10th ST. ne. 5r. ..s12
122S NY. ave-. 12r.m IS 1919 Wylie ST. me- Or II
95l ST.. Sr .&store,ni 80 lle6 ST Or 10
500 n St ne, Or. Rear 262l st. NV Ar 10
120S wylie St Or $50 1873 bound ST e 5r q 80
SD 18th st me-. 5r.....1 $40 I'd ST. Sc, 3
SO 18th st ne 6r.. 10 1924 Wyle ST. g. 30
my1-lm SWORMSTEDI BRADLEY. 927 + NV.
1918 Est. l1r...... s60I room house and stable in
2O2I St. IL r........oO alley. IL
Clio. ". LINkINS
ap2S-2w 10Th and IL ats. n
IrOR RkNTAA NINE-ROoM HOUSE e22 II ST. N
IL in best Of order all conveniences: SIS PER mo-
key next door. Apply 635 d ST. NV, G. L. SCHAF-
FER ap3o-3m
l>OR RENT-NEw FIRST-CLAsS RESIDENCE,
II 141+ 10th st NV. bet Rhode Island ave. aud
Also, los AID 80 ST. NV. Apply to J. J. SHEDD
lJO1 Rhode Island ave NV. myth. 4. tu, 3m
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lrOR RENT
f6l2 Fnw..l1rs 166. CO 31s Cd st. Sc. sr. s25. 60
1877 ST. n. w. l3r. =. % - NJ.aye 1r25. 81
3l5 st. N. Va, 2Or. 100 61 Mass Or.
Ola 18th st. NV. LIT. 100 ~ II X st. Or. rs 80
1907 n.w 1Or.. 10 15l2 Columbia ST., 6r y )
l7O0 ST.. l..r. % Ii lth st. Or. y
6l9 st. NV, 1lr.... Is 400 Boundary NV, 7r .5
l3l Md ay. lIr.. 80 1918 V st. .I3
9l7 stn.w. ,llr... pa Mass. % 30
All Sd II Or. 46O Washington st ID 80
13l4x 9th al, W OrI. 502l5 Ii st. Sr. 20
21 Grant Place. Or 30 900 Sd st. Or. % 80
:l21 h. Cap. 1r. 30. 20 3 ST. 20. 30
:,2lS 9Th st. Tor. so 500 II st. 6r... 30
S23 10th st. IL. 9r.. 30 l123 NJ.ave .6r. 20 40
106 18th ST. llr 10 :,27 81. Or. 0.j
1888 18th 81. Or .3I % Defrees ST., 6r. 1867
sos NV, Sr. 40 40 10 II st. ne. l6
204 St. NV, 1Ur. 40 9:S} 9th ST. 1t Or Is
lOll both st. 9r5 30 :}05 18th 81 w., Or. Is
3l7 ST. e., 9r 30. 90 1888 II st. Or. 10
eO6 ST. H. e. Sr 2S. so 1865 ST. s.w, 6r. IA. 80
622 ST. w., 80 6.9 l. s.e, Or. IL. 81
PHI II st. Sr. 30 BOB Mclean av.s.w. 12}0
7:}9 Sd st NV, Tr.. 100 1l13 N. j. ave- Or IL
40 ArthurP., 7r. ~ 80 626 st II e.. Ar.
80 2Oth St. n W.. Sr27 so 800 9th st.n w. Ar 70
1885 9th ST. ,6r25 9l9 9th St Ar. 10. 30
my7 u II. WARNER & CO.. DIG st.
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u House, near Dupont Circle at nominal rent from
18th of May TO October Ia No children.
myz-1w GEO. W. LINKINS, 10th and b Sta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

MKxBrRs OF CONGRESS and others desiring IN
rent would do well 10 look the me opportunity
offered In the advertisement by Fitch Fox 4
brown or the handsome furnished RESIDENCE for
merry occupied by Hon. Robert T. Lincoln when
secretary OF War. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

IrOR saloon SMALL CASH PAYMENTS AND
l. monthly payments at cash prices
10 parties seeking nice homes and rst-class invest
mentA invite Inspection of those beautiful Houses
On H ST. and Linden Place a. q
These houses built by me by days works. all
of different design two and three stories and back
ouhiialngs to 10 rooms each handsome solid antique
built: handsomely hnished in different woods. and
only seventeen minutes ride from 18th and n Y ave.
northeaet pronounced by purchasers the handsomest
Duii and cheapest houses ever 9nsSsa ~ Asn'
ap11-1m l422 n. Y. svenue
IrOR sALE-PARTIEs HAVING HOUSES FOR
Il sale, ranging in price from $1,000 and upwards,
would do wen to place the same u my hands: have
constant aud increasing demand for all kinds OF i'm
proved property, JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
Real Estate Broker,
ap2l-1m (KsllogY BundinS). l4l6 y u. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUcrIOS-Mr Thona
bowling will sell tomorrow afternoon az o'cioc
lot 4, In square Pa, ~ feet ~ inches front by
depth u 164 feet 10 30-fOot alley located on IN
north side OF l. street between 18th and I4th I'm
proved by two frame dwellings,, Nos 1921 an
1923 street, and also by two frame houses on IN
rear OF the lot. This property Is In fine Location
and should command the attention OF investors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

EXCURSION TO CINcINNArL-The Baltimore and
ONO Railroad Will sell excursion tickets TO Gin
cinnati from all points on Its lines May I3 and "a
good returning until May 20 inclusive at rate Of
one nrst-class limited fare for the round trip The
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

VrOR SALE-LOT OVERLOOKING CITY, AT HEAD
Il Of 9th St; 00x150; on easy terms; at zoe.
Also lot on kenesaw 1850 square feet; east of
18th ST. small cash payment terms to suit; at zoe.
Several lots at H. l6 and 1Sc between 9TH and 18th
SITS. extended. GEO. +. GRAHAM, li07 + St NV.
RS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Ano,bcr Case OF speculative syndi.
eaG.W

INV YouE, oct D. Tho laat edition Of
the N1H and Eynau myE ono ~ lhc big.
gost Bwiulliug schemes that has been
worked IN this city for many years has
been brought To light by the disappearance
u one William II, lnghnm. and the closing
oi the brokerage office ut "W. II. lugham
d Co. u" 40 Nu. $50 broadway. As vet uu
can br made. and very possibly the ,NiuUt
OF the fraud will mover Boz known Luf
from present indications, LOSSES ul thu vie.
t.uH Ui tHn speculative mania viii run we'll
49, luIU ihu thousands aud may aggregate
more than 100000 II b. simply another
ease ui tHu speculative syndicate swim.
dI.. lHnId lhat lughlm came 20 tha
cts from Chicago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
AM,.irrInn. I.nI.nninr.

GALr, Ont Oct 5.-Thrc1 similar pack.
ages addressed TO three ladies arrived here
through the mail and were delivered yes.
tcrlay. Mrs. Cherry was lint 10 got her
package and gave the contents, six chUco.
late drops, 10 her three children. Shortly
after eating the drops al three oithc child.
ron were taken with commissions. and. al.
though medical aid was NJ once procured,
one Of them died. OF the olhCrs. one !.
In a critical condition and the other will
recover The ncws oi the poisoning spread
rapidly and reached the other recipients
before the drops contained In their pack
ages bad been eaten. The boxes bore tho
Toronto post mark. There is no clcw 10
the sender.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

months of this year of 35S new enterprises
compared with the same time 1887, and
OF ,767 compared with the same time
1856.
Basing our calculations upon returns re-
ceived by the Manufacturer Record, amply
authenticated and verified, and in the case
OF incorporated companies compared with
the official reports OF the State officers, we
find that during the first nine months of
1883 the amount OF capital, including cap
ital stock of Incorporated companies, rep
resented by the new manufacturing and
mining enterprises organized or chartered
at the south, aggregates about Sl2l, AIS, 900.
IL is OF course true that with many of these
companies the actual cash investment is
not SO large as the amount OF their
capital stock; but there are many
small manufacturing enterprises, port
able saw mills, small grist mills, GIN
nerles and similar small industries, cost
ing from few hundred TO 81 200, that arc
not included in this list. The aggregate
cost OF these would be very considerable
and partly, though not wholly, offset the
100 great capitalization OF some incorpor-
ateG companies. In addition to these,
every manufacturing enterprise is con-
SANITY adding here and there a new piece
of machinery, which in the aggregate is
very great; but We take no account OF
that, only including cases where a mill is
greatly enlarged, remodeled, or other ex-
tensive improvements made.
Summing up the amount of capital and
capital stock represented by our list of
new enterprises and the enlargement OF
old plants for the iirst nine months OF 1883,
we have:
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A DESPERATE LOVER.
Being Refused. He Declares Ho will Cut
His Throat.

Being Refused. He Declares Ho will Cut
His Throat.
Troy, n. Y, Oct. 5.--Circat excitement
prevails at Stephentown and Sand Lake
over the disappearance of Chauncey Lar
kins, farmer thirty-fiyc years old. Lar
kins was wcll.to-do for farmer of that
section. II is SAID he had paid attention TO
nearly every young lady in the ncighbor-
hood, or had attempted TO court them, hut
his suit was always rejected. 1t is said he
proposed TO five different women last week.
Saturday evening Larkins drove up TO the
farm house of n neighbor. He had a load
of apples. The farmers daughter went TO
the gate in response to "hello' from the
bachelor, who said: ave come 10 offer
You my heart and hand" The maid re-
piled that she was not thinking of matri-
mony. lie offered the girl his apples, then
his horses and wagon aud finally declared,
81 will deed over my house and farm and
everything own TO you II YOU will marry
me-" Ills offer not being accepted, lac
drew razor from his pocket and OK
claimed: III YOU don't marry me I'll cut
my throat" Larkins then drove away.
returning 10 his farm. lie disappeared
Saturday night and no trace Of him has
since been discovered. Searching parties
were organized in StcphCntown and Sand
Lake, aud for two DAYS the woods and
mountains have been explored without re-
suit.