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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19

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Carloads erbaIten. Man beiu6e bas
@eIddft uno prife bic preiie. 400 6
Ali 9Gutons5 traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19
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Obne aOmmifton '.@ebhbren
bon $1,000 an auftparts auf l Bis 10 Sabten
auf SbpOtbeten bon cultiOirtem 9aab, Elm.
9~ei6untes @eibelanb unb Grunbeiaentbum in
srossren Stdbten in EeraS. slntauT upb
8erldnssruus bon 8eaonrS 2iens.
Trancis Smith, @alowel & Co.,
$50 Commerce. StraSe, Gan gutouio, Ssras,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19

Mir glauben bieiem Briefe faum ned
etuas bin3ufagen au brau9en, als
b6dftens ben Wunf@, bob bic bon ben
6riebri9sbureer Statbribern gegebe.
ne slnresune auf fru@tbaren 8oben
fallen m1ge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-19

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pirb Elm 9iealntdbdeu. Ma63ufragen
in ber Office ber uGteien prehe".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01

Remembering his vigorous championship OF Dis
trict interests washington Is disposed 10 view the
extraordinary eviction theory OF Senator ingalls,
more In sorrow than In anger, and on the proper
assurance that they are not TO be elected from
their homes by the Incoming President, the people
OF the District will undoubtedly throw the fun
weight OF their influence ia favor OF the Senator's
nomination and election TO the presidency. The
District Is magnanimous and reasonably disinter.
ested, the slurs Of runny little senator Vest TO
the contrary notwithStanding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01

The locomotive engineers view Powderlys letter
as an able effort In the line OF Mark Antony's
speech at CSesar's funeral They consider that he
extends one hand In friendship and stabs them
with the other. THE STAR feared that they might
50 eonstrue the document. With engineers out OF
WORK through the Reading strike coming to take
their places as individuals OF course, and not as
Knights Of Labor, and either by reason Of or In
spite Of the Powderly letter. the members OF the
brotherhood ind no particular announcement In
the prospect, the railroad company steadfastly re-
fuSfng 70 arbitrate. Present tendencies would
send the striking Brotherhood engineers into the
employ OF the Reading road and the striking K. Of
I. engineers into the employ OF the Burlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01

wrifrid Biunt's defeat at Deptford Is backset
for the liberal party in England, and especially
Tor Its home rule wing. 10 Is scarcely 70 be Won
dered at, however, In view OF some OF the circum-
stances. IL was hoped that his recent prominence
~ a sufferer for his political conscience sake
would rouse enough popular sympathy In his be-
half 70 pull him through: but he had too heavy
odds 10 work against. Mr.. Evelyn, whose retire.
ment nom parliament created the vacancy for
Deptrora was elected as q conservative, and there
was nothing 70 show that a majority OF the cleo
tors In his borough had changed their partisan
faith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01

The contest rhickens. The streets OF the city
demanding seven or eight million dollars worth
OF improvements are engaged in deadly struggle
over the division among them OF an amount 10 be
cur down 70 four hundred thousand or six hundred
thousand dollars The distribution cannot be
satisfactory, but IL may be made with reasonable
fairness as between the sections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
InonrAsr ''Saopprsa. Nrws

Before details are given Of to-morfowb GREAT
SALE OF coRsETy AND LAcEs ~ remind TER
star rsadsrs Of Important baains for this week -
the PALAIs ROYAL In the Republican column
for mems bargains 10 worth reading Yesterdays Post.
. column for housekeeping Goods and Upholstery
0ood quoting the latest and final reduced prices 70
Gloss out the departments. MONDAYS Star bad the
souvsnir prices for the ipssrmal opening Of sprin1
Dfsss Goods and TriS<minss. Yesterdays advertise.
sent luotsd prioee oer Ans Shoes that aes towntak
This mornings fost has List Of the Boys Clothing
remaining and the anal reduced prices to close TO-
nosFuw's Republican viii have . column for New
Wraps. New Jesssya New Hosiery. and New Parasola
Indncsmentprices to early purchasers are quoted.
3hs Bargains advertised In shove dspartmsnta should
mare this the busisst week since Chxistmas q ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
Gun AssuAr Dxvx SAr..

Ous ANNUAL Ds,z Sn..
THIS MANS GREAT BARGAINS Soe nouss-
Read THIS ADD. rrr TIN CASH n rom
POCKET. AND CONE AND TAKE ApvAN.
TAaE OF THE OPPORTUNITY.
REMINDER IT ONLY LASTS THREE DAN.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY end sArpnDAr.
NDTHRsE PRICES ARE oxLY FOR Case
Extra Super INGRAM cA1P1rs. Aoa psryA
Patterns Of TAPESTRY BRussErA sasnse sssss sse
70 during this saas as Soc.
ART SQUARES st Csc: NIGEL Linz.
sMYRNA Huas. former price ~: ae~ s4.so.
Any Of our sio sMYRNA RUGS for sd7s
Our Entire Stock Of MADRAS MUSLIN. ranging from
81 to e.; now 30 Ut S5a psfyd
DOTTED SWISS for vestibuls, and SASH CUE
TAINS 35c.: price was 6Oc
We still have . fair assortment Of PORTIERE8 and
HEAVY DRAPERY which We viii close oat At
Cost. Prices start at 81. 50 and stop st go. Yeu
will ind some splendid things among than
a line Of SPUN SILK and TAPESTRY, for uphelsaM-
ing, from CSC. to sl.35.
Alos of JAPANESE 4.roLD scRrrxs. .l,shtiy dam.
aged. at 81.
lot of LACE CURTAINS. Of which Ne have from one
to three pair of pattern; prices l.jO to IS; We
cut down TO 81. 20 all around to mako than 70.
6.Inch HOLLAND SHADES. Spring Rollers. for gee.
A MANTLE BED. with wovrx.w1RE SPRING.
slL50.
SOLID WALNUT, MARBLE TOP, CHAMBER SUIT,
BEvEL PLATE, for e3l5O
ANTIQUE CHAMBER SUIT, BEvEL PLATE. sa5.
PLUSH PARIoR SUIT, sz pieces. for $40.
Also several handsome ANTIQUE CHAMBER SUITS.
on which We have Cut the Prices for this sale.
We have too many ORIENTAL and TURKISH Hu0s,
in all sizes. left over. and do not want to keep
them through the summer.
COME AND TAKE THEM AWAY AT IMPORTERS
PRICE
BARGAINS ALL OVER THE HOUSE.
Remember you can't afford TO MISS THIS CHANCE.
Z you are wise. and would save money.
We make this sale for TWO REASONS: To MAKE
ROOM for our SPRING STOCK. and to Convict
THE GOODS INTO CASH. Hence any soods charged
Turing this sale viii be at regular prices.
DON'T FORGET THE DATES. MARCH lsr, %.
AND 3D. AND BE SURE You GET THERE.
". Il. HoEKE.
s0l MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
f r r { T. T. 4 4 :. E E. E
TIT 90 MN NM 90 RRR
: 8 5 g.: H#jf::$ ) st.:
sRR 90 w yw.-ssss
s FRI g W WWWWWWw ssss
X 90 W SSSS
s sss 4 H Hsf s'S 4 I#fSSS$Sssssssss
gB a. s" RG GO IA IA lin mss
sbS a AR 0GG AIM mn SSSS.
FRIDAY,
RED TICKET DAY.
ODD LOTS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
ONLY FEW MENTIONED

L.
Cent? % sd Gloves, in light shades only. stitched
Gent. q Perssle Shirts, ,colisr. and pair of
glove o Ell p fga RnlS FrT,daS' 'oe
.h. e. OF ffasy ondre''ed Kid Gloves spring
iot OF Shiidren's Canton FLANNEL Drawers Sizes
e n child from 10 10 years Regular price 65c
Let u Boys heavy ribbed double knee Hose. Sizes
r. ana ~. IN brown blue and gray. Regular price.
a., Akf EMBKofDERY DEPARTMENT.
for Slams seEf fssaiS ss
A' UPHOLSTERY Sic sYf DE ffaiisifE iss
2 peces Oh coiored scrim. was loc. I'd Friday &C.
p Fur Rug; sS Sffs r 6f 81 1ER!fiasa1s
ii e neS PsogsssDh Frames. ss.os 1sa color.
'a @ot TOILET fi1[.Gsfy ai tSsb DEPARTMENT
day S%sii sas: y,' sse' FIJI
0' h' ssfs1fs ief EESS44ay &c.
iSs OF Amber Hair-pins. Friday, 5 for 25c worth
hqs 5sSs'Fy EoEsh q e & e Friday CSC
6o:daros Rans f xSlsiS a aes Friday,
ie, q sii-snl Spanish riehus, worth sl.so. Fri.
49,. DRESS TRIMMINGS DEPARTMENT.
soc and re Fr ada e'np 'eparAble pattern. worth
Big bargains BHIf5s Z Rsh sss
10, o. Of sa.re M..s E ESfa 9s Ira
Friday. 10c. q dozen. w. ~o~eu'
LACE DEPARTMENT
1 ios o. Zeal Torchon Laces. worth Toe and 12kc
10. q 4ssinsS Oriental Flouneiur. worth SOC ANA
''e, .'.'? ka hsa'if ais BIZ. BfsaRrMEsr
Soc. FRIDAY, soc. a yard "'''u ~ ana
4 lot of Doc Embruidery Fyidav 10.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
lot OF Brocaded SILK velvets; colors-nsvv hroc,.
ana garnet were s1-50. Friday. Zoe Der ward ~N
iot on Neiyeseen. light brown, NAVY plum and
Light gray. Friday. 40c- yard p'u"1 4nu
BOOK DEPARTMENT
ma, ans compete works = vois CLOTH publishers
ISr ether items see our advertisement under the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01

The experiment OF compulsory education, which
has not proved eminently successful In civilized
communities in the East is soon to be tried on the
reservation Indians If the Vest bill which passed
the Senate yesterday becomes law. IL may work
with the red men better than with the whites
because the penalty imposed for refusal to comply
with the governments demands Is a cessation
OF rations, and this means a great deal to
the lazy bucks who would naturally be the fore
most opponents 70 progress on the reservations
The academic course at the proposed Indian
schools includes, it Will be observed, reading,
writing, arithmetic and geography. The compan-
ion study 70 geography-history-is conspicuous
by It's absence. Why is thise Are there some
little episodes In the story OF the transfer or pos
session OF this country from the Aoorigines to the
Caucasian invaders which IL might be imprudent
TO call into too much prominence after 90 long a
lapse OF years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01

The customary period or retirement being fin
ished. the tarir-reform hen has Matched its egg.
VIII the chicken lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01

A rood many heated words have passed through
the newspapers between the advocates and the
opponents Of an American monument to LORD
Byron In which charges OF q deficient moral
sensfbfity on one side and OF ignorant bigotry on
the other have not been lacking. The trouble
seems TO Ie that. In the minds OF many, It Is Inn
possible 70 divorce Byron, the poet, from Byron,
the man, thoroughly enough TO prevent the
shadow OF the young lordling's frailties from
ciouding the orillancy Of the artists genius
It may be remembered that q similar contro-
very was waged over the monument raised by
the school teachers Of Baltimore To the cratic
Poe. A strong effort was made 10 induce william
cullen Bryant, then the senior living American
poet, TO take conspicuous part In the exercises Of
dedication. but he declined In a letter which,
though not read at the public ceremonial, found
itsway into print soon afterward, and called
forth wide comment MY diniculty,r he wrote,
"arises from the personal character OF Edgar A.
Poe OF which have In my time heard too much
10 be able 70 join in paying especial honors to his
memory. Persons younger than myself, who have
heard less OF the conduct TO which refer. may
take different view Of the matter. and certainly,
DO not intend 70 censure them for doing So
think, however, that there should be some decided
element Of goodness In the character Of those to
whose example public monument directs the at
tention Of the world" nevertheless, Mr. BRYANT
effected . SUFFICIENT compromise between con-
science and courtesy to admit OF his composing an
Inscription commemorating simply the deserved
distinction Of Poe's work 'for originality In the
conception, SKIN In word-paintng, and power over
the mind Of the readern
Possibly some such guarded tribute may satisfy
at once the friends and foes OF the present. move
ment. A monument to mans genius Is not neces-
sar1ly also monument to his most CONSPICUOUS
neral traits, and yet II requires a keener sense
than the public generally possesses to keep the
line OF demarcation always clearly In view. The
suggested discrimination Is not 80 readily made as
apursiy physical separation, such as that which
was proposed BY the patriot warrior OF the revo
luton when asked what would have been done To
Benedict Arnold II the Yankee rebels had captured
him AFTER his treason: I'VE should have buried
with military honors the leg that was shot at
Quebec and hanged the rest Of him from a gallows
tree,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WANTED-soLICIToRs OF PATENTS, ATTEN-
w ton!-A young Mechanical Engineer desires EN-
poyment as an assistant examiner or other vacancy
ponths experience; attended course Of Patent Law
drsss rs: star o fss
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
W for Cooks. Chambermaids Waitress. Laundress
Butlers. sAML A COoMBs. 9;,o st. nv. mhI-3:'
WANTED-DICKs AGENCY HAS FIRsT.CLAss
w Cooks, chambermalds, mattresses. laundresses
anu boys with city references 6i3 eth ST. NV mhi2:
w ANTEp-BY CoLoRED MAN, SITUATION
a. coaehman; good city rsterepees Address lo?0
WANTED-A POSITION AS HoUsEKEEPER BIZ
Nya midde-ssed woman who has had large sx
Address ss Star Once
WANTED : A LADY WOULD RECOMMEND A
ton as nurse or chambermsid in private family. Xd
dress. stating wages for three days to K H., $50 d
ct. n ". mhl-S'
WANrED-BY YOUNG CoLoRED MAN AsTT-
w uation waiter or driver; good references fur
nishsd- Apply 1924 2lst St NV. It.
WANTED;-A YOUNG. INTELLIGENT AND RE
object but employsd dessd would l SnI
SHIP All frsnfiin st. city. ~ mhi-ss.
WANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT ENGLISH
w girl Situation as chambernaid nurse for
child; best references Address 'INTELLISESI."
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY. ENGAGEMENTS
w in few first-cass families to do sewing: under
stands dressmaking best reference Address Box 3S,
Star Office. f29-2ts
WANTED-sEwINd IN FAMILIES By THE
w day week make the incest ladies' chill
dren's underwear and is q first-cass operator
ing machine: references given terms moderstA Ad-
dress Box T3. Star office. f29-3ts
WANTED-SITUATIoNS FOR COOKS, MAIDS,
w seamstresses nurses, walters housemen, coach.
men, bartenders snd others, male ard female.
F. NJ. BURNHAM, 630-632 st. n. ". f:..9-3ts
VUANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF LOWER NARY
w land wishes to connect himself with some commits.
sion house in Washington have had some experience
in business furnish capital: best reference
Address WANT, Star Office. rest
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
w help free 70 e,nplyers referenes ensrsrsesd 70
RENTING BUREAU, III 9th NV, till y pm.
iax7-30ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
FOR SALE--HOCSES


FOR sAII-AT A sAcnIrIcE n soLp AT
once me-. Ssil-onilt $50 "a, Is
sSrs. % Us Isl, Sill s.s .pe ' brss S Gss
contain. EIGHT rooms and bathroom, With az modsrn
.s For 700 lee. ,hsn !. s.k.s fos sial.s epr,y "a
,oinins. Apply 20 oNNlll ON prrlni-ss. mhi-a
Eos SAIL ho9m sRiSk -, ylrn Al attic
m SSl.s sss% #Sifss si sSSSss i.isr q
III assss Ss E:S:;s = sst =. s'ss:.
ness about town sod isr ssn, 2, ne 80
r Livery AND s, y; s SSasI i!s. . sos
krarrfEff f fSs y,asS Ess5Ys s0,r, q,
Lac . sss .lS,s: sgrs s' ,;',sa by the
ssr,h nd ssnlsin. .as:r "a fs ss q
p sTo,s%sh,: tss [ IA s.i
FYr further psrtiouis,z sad y-rn,.-iou % s,.nsn.
- asi g rHOs j. f1shassS s. 49,
EoR sAIE-A BARoArN-DwELLfNG HOUSE.
~ six rooms. hal. closets fEOntins the Potomsc.
:: ~ sss and APs sod IN az .s Y .s sG 81
Tor SAIL CHEAP s3eOo : wELI-BurLr
Bf6 Caroline Ssswssa iS;h .aa 81. NJ ii1ss
IeoR sALL-~Ix-Roox RRIck LOT 2o,ao To
&aIfkS wiLsoS p lScs is'h $4,000 '1ss 'r.
-. :. = -, y, "s
t>fSh sALs-A, On Al sAChiIlCt-oNNER
house eot+o. lot sotso ouiy 81 900. term. easy Z:
room brick new .,th AZ w q Soc ~. ,.. s-,.
rosa kouse. q; ne bet "a .na Al IS ~ opo
terms cay s-room brics, % 81 mar lltE ~ -
tepoo. and one Cor $4,000. SALLY HiIIs 90
80, go, a ,, 49,.
+ birch Sat assr s,b .oa,h ,ran, ,s, no
latrObe. pubic alley in r~af. rrntitg ivr sis NJ
month; only A.. lOO % NJ BkNANI kle orh a.
81
,,,o,,e- -.
IsOh SALE - INV 5-EooM bklSk HOUSE,
within hall square 81 str~ct carr. I 9Th q n q.
sn l;So Siy ss9v os.h 80 per month iOr ,ses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
WANTED--HOUSES.

WNIEp.FoR a CUSTOMER 4 HOUSE IN
~ sood order. = or rooms and cellar. mod tmts
nos ess than 20 feet front lot % run y an alleys
Lron $4,000 To 5000 IN rood nesxhoorhoosl north
h sta NV. mills
WANIEp-A HOUSE IN A DESIRABLE PART
az o tne northwestern section Of the city for SIS
ovy 20 Sxuoco must have three rooms on nrst noor.
wen nTa house must have been recently built.
answer bsfors IL O'Clock Fnday. "a inst HILL &
JOHNSTON. s3s 18th st n. II
WANTFD-1o PURCHASE FOR CASH. HOUSE
sssS OIL rooma centrally locsted, from $500 20
saSOO would not object TO cool frame. state par
ocmars Address SPOT CASH. Star once. mhl-3t.
WANrED-HoUsFs
w We wish n once from owners and for immediate
81 puufnssers ier cash IN nv. section;
= or lx bay wsniow. AMI for about 81 9. 900.
-, 4, Ayr. osy window. Ami. $4,000 % ~ QQo.
D.n- A. mod imp. for 10 per Investment, $4,000.
~, lOr, . mi, no basement S3 500.
* a. sr AMI. bay window. $4,000.
fse, 70 sr A Mfr by s1ass sS9 e g. 600
WANTEp-To EXCHANGE ONE-oUARTTR IN
r.s se ne 10 sroand soon 70 be subdyided and
VII trade for home In northwest section and pay
l225 r stn.w. f25-et
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
". Il. HOEkE.
s0l MARKET SPACE.
f29-2t 3Os AND $40 sTH STREET.

LABOR, Success AND IusrnA1rry
The theory Of our advertisement this week.
LABOR: we have been busy taking careful inven-
tory Of our stock.
SUCCESS; the result we hsvs reached Wa satis-
factory one due compensation Of our never firing
efforts to please the Public and gain their coufdence
aad patronage.
LBERALITY: We have selected lot of odds and
ends. consisting of WORSTED DRESS GOODS. domes-
tics Of all kinds in many different varieties and prices
exhibited on our weil-known Sd floor this Thursday
and Friday at such low figures to effect rapid move.
SPECIFICATION AS FOLLOWS:
tfnl styles and large variety Of colors at lOc par I'd
Worth 15c.
Several cases Of nne English Dc Beige rsmnsnts in
New Spring Shades and desirable lengths at loo Per
I'D Generally sold at lsc.
One case Of CREAM coLoRED pExTH1LE DRAP.
cry. which can also be used for dress purposss II
I'd wildcat l0c per I'D Standard value zoe
Aquantity of TUscoRoRA CAMBRIA remnants in
all lengths at Toe. Per I'd Worth l2xc.
Ceases of NAVY BLUE DOTTED CALICO in differ
ent shades at &c. per I'D. Standard value &c.
new invoice Of BLEAcHED ANDRosooooIN
COTTON remnants. A II &c. Worth o.. in "a at
Sc. Worth l2hc
The last lot of the celebrated ALLEN FURNITURE
PRINT in French desisns at 6le per VI. Regular
value Sc.
2raS>. ~ Aha .~>r,r. ur%sp,an,, v~ -, - ..-~
CALICO remnants in almost every desirable length q
&C. per ID Standard price SC.
We have been very successful in our BLANKET and
CoAFoRT department this season. and In conse-
auence thereof come to the ooacluaon 10 ell Tie re-
ainder Of our stock wthous profit tn oedse 70 ,nahs
clean sweep at the end Of the season.
great speciality and bargain We ahali call the
attention Of the Public to lot Of souRD BLANKETS
and SPREADS ct greatly reduced prices.
We extend IN invitation to the Public TO live m
call and look for thsmsslvsa. q ve have bsrrsins
which can only 10 appreciated By bedng e1amipe ana
- We 40 not advocate the principle 1t forcne sale on
any body. you need not be afraid to be molssssdL
POSITIVELY ONE PRICE.
E 4 E$E r. =
IL. II 1 ssssS .sss -.
E E E ~ r +: f. s. +: III
=. RsR sa1 90 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01


W.. rent $3.50; rriss. j, 200 issh :, MA
fss.s. fbsvfbb D sfSSE sos raa..
IHoR sALE-Horsrs
., -, n d Ar 200 s6soo
81 NV sY S6. Sra y 200 Mssh T sua III
and 1850 and isss 3s,sta :iSSIp p. n 70 ooo
I'd NV nh 4xor "a 800 I'll - '""f ~ IA hoa
22ii to 2sss iosh 81 ls5s Va, n sooo
. TO sth-st. road 10 8 81. n. " b n
i,ss 70. % l74a st naooo 81 70 os st ne.
fb Srs sooo 9r e'h 81 Nv n,-o,.
n + sr 500 b d, Or. g.. 1000
iiSg % III ~Sd ssi;ooo igis. l22S Madison -.
ea Nv; In srs..-; oooo 81 NV, IN ...-..-..2o00
eir;13 i; $500 No IN n Or. 900
81 h. 1900 :. : 1000
$500 b, sr.....,.-.''' 1000
IN. Or. 60. 1000 b b, ar -. 500
or sr. s'n :. e. q 1000 va v h.elror . 800
sr aoo sa,h.,.. - se saa
30. IS. ~ a. Myr.
ag2ss I p.ss q ia the on my
LOB sALE-sl1 ROOMS AND AND rA anss nAs 1ls
Toe 70 5ofoot .lleyi ~ 7eo gns,hird cash baisnos
on and ~, Two year. John Y. poSoHoE. Real Estate
Y,oR s.IF-Nrw TuE,r s7=57,y ,,,,,,, ~,
4 inr a., ra,s. Il, - i - aShi DhSh OWL.
Gated squares INN pu7'ni Circls. prlcs ss5o0,
terms very easy. TYlJ :. q RcTHLkFoRD.
l as ?. 1907 Pet nv
0n st y. On hAchaNsE foh fARM: WHICH
brick nod iinps: niSe lot good 6ssins-. stand W
Y,ot NV roy, 80, -,
most eoliiefe bay wlna"w Russ. ,I az of c rhh
roSms bath furnace ranee front and b.ck st.irs aud
eLLAT nsno~oe4s pslercu o-hut4uI ch aidel-
the inside ones and $500 esh 10, W. nd ones.
HIN 9r s Iar =, 81, ana see washN pANEN-
n f23,im
FOE as SAL ~, ,..ou, n-,.. .r,.,
ern improvements ~ frstclass condiiOu throughout
tween sth aud 18th sts nv
f25-lw 435 9TH :, nv I'd door
.,op S.,r.r-n.--- go, -.
i nsr lot with versnda. terrace and sr unds sur
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foons: houses us near lows Circle sa.2oO The lest
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iousble quarter OF the northwest Iowa circle;
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ROBT g FLETCHER
f22-lot searon Hall. $0s 9th 81 NV
FOR sALEZsEyEN HousEs-BRick, FoUR
Tor 40 pr MONTH ~ DER cent III
each. or $685. for all ROBERT 3 TLEICHfK
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-01
WANTED -ROOMS.

NNANTED-HOUSE BY SMALL NORTHERN FAM
w ily where rent would be taken in board Address
MON TGOMERY, Star office. It.
VNANTED-THREE COMMUNICATING ROOMS
w on frst or second floor southern exposure; with
required. Address A. J. L. 143l St NV. stating
terms mhl-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-12
ARRESTED FOR STEALING SILVER.

Bridgeport, Conn., Nov. I.-Miles A. French and
his wife, Nellie, arrested in this city last night
as they were taking train for Boston. French had
been employ or the past three years by the Bridge
port Copper Company his business being 10 extract
silver from copper ore. For some time past he has
been systematically stealing silver thus obtained. The
company had no means of knowing the exact amount
of silver taken from each ton of and they trusted
10 Fiench's honesty. When ton of ore would cX-
ceed the average he would appropriate the excess ia
his own use. French soon began spend money
freely and lived beyond his salary, which caused
the firm TO investigate matters. This resulted in his
arrest French or his wife both made fTequeft
trips to Boston Providence and New-York, where
they met agents and disposed Of The plunder n When
silver in bars II thought that French has stolen
from $40 600 to 81 5000 In this