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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20
A Sure Way.
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From HarDer's Bazar

fruin Harper's BazGr.
"John," asked Mrs Bentley, suppose you heard
noise downstairs and didn't know whether 1t
was tue dog or burglar, would you be so cruel as
TO send me down 70 ind out?,
mo, DEAR" said Mr.. Bentley. 81 have better
way lbah That I'd wait until next morning II
the silver was gone, I'D know 1t was burglars and
dog - "~S SAA9
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From lime.

from IIme
1.-The great objection have to the house, said
the new tenant, "is that can always hear vague
murmuring, caused by the people talking next
DOR"
We'll ma am" said the agent, 1--WE can have
the walls made thicker for you.r
"Thicker?r she exclaimed, "why, then couldn't
hear q thingin
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A Rich Treasure Cave.

THE BONANZA JUST STRUCK IN A COLORADO MINE.
One OF the most marvellous strikes that have
been made In Colorado has just been made In the
Aspen mines at Aspen, Col wednesday night a
cave was struck which is 30 feet long and about
20 feet high. Lying on the wall is bed OF ore z
feet thick that is enormously rich. Some OF it
goes high as 1000 ounces to the ton and it will
average several hundred ounces AT the far end
OF the cave crevice running across the formation
was found OF an unknown depth. Attempts were
made to get some idea OF its depth by timing the
fall OF stones, but the stones would keep on fall
ing until the noise OF their striking ag iinst the
sides would grow too indistinct to be distinguished
strong current or air comes up through the ifs
sure. This Is found In the first level, which was
formerly known as the "r1ch' drift. After pass
ing through the ore that gave 1t this the
Is In about 300 feet, and has now opened the new
bonanza found In the cave. This mine hoisJed 76
tons OF ore In three hours this afternoon, from
O'Clock until 4, valued at nearly $4,000.
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Talks About ElOWerS
wIND0w-GARDENINg IN wINTER-sOME NEW FAVOR
TIES.

AdsAo AOOut E1OWeE0.
wIND0w-GARDENING IN wINrER-SOME NEW FAVOR
Says writer in VicE's:
First, let US notice the freesia. Here Is plant
admirably adapted to the greenhouse and the win
dow garden. Its graceful white flowers are pleas
lngly fragrant. The bulbs can be pOtteu for sew.
erai weeks In succession during autumn, and thus
supply Of them be provided TO bloom cOntinu-
ousy from mldwinter to the latter part OF spring.
Inc chlon cltnx, or glory OF the snow, a bulb
to raise as any Of those already noticed. 1t has
MOWERS that are porcelain blue With white centers,
and are produced apundantly.
ine one peculiar treatment that Is essential to the
welfare OF all potted bulbs Is that they be away
In dark, cool place, but one free from frost,
where they can develop their roots before the
CROWN OF leaves commences. When the roots
nave nled the soil and are running around the
sides OF the pots, the bulbs can be brought into
Will be produced, but the blooming Will be abortiye
| II attempted sooner.
Besides the bulbs already named we might still
lnentlon Ile oxalls number OF varieties or when
are excellent 1ree-owering plants OF the simplest
culture The lily, IN its many varieties Kindly re-
aS 20 POI culture Some Of the best varieties
common white, or canGidum: l. 1apoticum lonVi-
lOrum, L hariisii, or Easter my Of Bermuda; l.
l. lancif0lium, both rubrum and album and the
variety known as l. prBcox. The value or the lily
" ING yaey LOT winter blooming is well known
ers Is the cyclamen. The species most In use and
Tue oest Is cyclamen persicum IN It's cultivated
THE LEMON LILY.
A great favorite with our grandmothers was the
lemon LILY, with It's starry, odorous flowers Then
II seemed 70 loose prestige and was relegatsd to
Ine ROADSIDE, but is now restored to favor and
S S, 70 the public under Its botanical name,
desirable perennial 1t Is really one Of the lOvliest
OF tne early summer flowers; graceful in shape
golden nd
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Ruined In Trying 20 Corner Lead.


THE BIG CHICAGO FIRM OF CORwITH q co. CARRIED
DowN-A SMALL PANIC IN NEW YORK.
The failure OF the attempt OF the biggest lead
nrm in the world, Nathan Corwith & Co., OF Chi
cago, to corner the lead market by purchasing the
surplusage OF the output OF lead produced in the
smelling works OF this country and the suspension
OF the nrm OF Corwith & CO. were the main topics
In financial circles In Chicago yesterday. The at
tachments filed In the local courts cover assets OF
Corwfth Co. and the Corwiths individually TO
the amount OF over $500, 600, and In general way
IL Is known that the Liabilities OF the firm are at
least $2OOO,OOO. The amount, however, has refer
ence solely TO the recent purchases including the
october delivery, ana merchants interested in the
trade believe that even the amount OF g., 600 600
Will be exceeded. The assets Of the firm In Chicago
consist OF consfgnments OF pig lead In different
warehouses amounting, 80 FAR a. known, only
about TO $4,000 In value There are, OF course
bills receivable, but their value Is mere matter
OF conjecture, because the resident partner, as
wei as the attorneys and banks Interested in the
case, refuse to talk about the failure. The legal
transactions known so FAR are an attachment suit
1or $39, $50, begun in the superior Court by the
Union National Bank; replevin suit for 81, 5OO
brought by Everett Post, dealers in lead, and q
secured replev1n suit, brought by the Chicago and
Aurora Smelting Co., for $40, 600.
Inc failure OF COrwith Co. and the collapse OF
the lead corner caused a small panic on the New
YORK metal exchange yesterday, and the bears
maze very successful raid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

From Judn

makes you 60 around with such heap OF COTTON
stuffed In your ears.n
"Wen. you see, the fact II that dine out almost
every evening, and the pianoforte IS SO much in
pared ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20
Political Notes.

Representative Mills addressed an immense as
semblage or democrats at the opera house in Bing-
hamtOn, n. Y, last evening.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland have been In
vited TO be present at the Cincinnati exposition on
Thursday, democratic day."
"A short period OF rest has greatly improved Gen.
Harrison. He received a visit from Gen. Lew Wal
lace at Indianapolis yesterday. A big demonstra-
tion VIII De held BY the republicans In that PLACE
on the 18th. Gen. Butler, Mr.. Morton and Repre-
sentative Mckinley are expected TO be present.
Judge Thurman called on Mrs. Hendricks at In
dianapolis yesterday, and In the evening made a
speech at the opera house. He will speak at Gin
cinnati. october %; Wheeling, West Va, October
80; Neisonvile, ohio, TO miners In Hooking Valley,
November =
The County Democracy congressional conven-
Ton In New York last night Endorsed the nominal
lion, by Tammany, OF Representatives COX and
Fltch. They made other congressional nomina-
tons as follows: John Cavanaugh, ex.alderman,
IN the sixth; Lloyd S. Bryce in the seventh; limo.
thy j. Campbell, in the eighth; John Quinn, eY-
assemblyman, In the eleventh, and Roswell p.
Flower, In the twelfth.
Last night Taminany Hall held q ratification
meeting or the democratic national state and
county Tammany ticket Eugene Kelly presided.
W. Bourke Cochran was the chief speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

CRUSHED BY A SNowsIIDR.-At Telluride, Co..
Thursday, while Charles and william Weller
miners, were digging their way through the snow
from La Junta Basin, snOwslide came down the
mountain, carrying the men down the side OF the
mountain for 500 feet, and burytng them under
20 feet or snow and rocks William managed with
the aid Of a pocket-knife, to dig himself out, and
though wounded, made his way up town. rescu-
ing party started out, and, after Two hours hard
work, found the body OF Charles underneath
several hundred tons OF snow and rocks crushed
to q ShapeleSs mass
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Orthodoxy.
IRON Time

sunday-senool TeacLer-.Johnny. What does n
mean 10 return good for eyiI?1
SonnnyIsi alnt sure, ma am. but guess It's
q Gentleman .'sN WI HinA NC -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

Az Russians smoke cigarettes and delight to
nola gallon OF carbon In their lungs and then
rou u out like steam from 'scape-pipe. In South
ern Russia and the Caucasus the women-ms-
ssonss ana even some unmarried ones-smoke al
most Is universally as the men. have had, two
Or tnree times, nicely ladies step up 70 me
me ngnI suppose this arose from my having
sh cigar: from which better light could be had
ern RUSSIA and nc St Petersburg have seen but
Two women with cigarettes, and think they were
sraveierS ] am told comparatively few here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

UNDERTAKES FIGHT OVER BoDY.-John WAL
iaces vile died Thursday, and he started from his
house in Dow street, Belleve, N. j.. in search OF
row. He secured q superfiuous quantity OF both.
and as result there was a lively time at WAL
McDougall, Compton and KeyIar put in an an
pearance and claimed that they had all been en-
gagged by wallace to bury the remains of his WIFE
After light between the undertakes, in which
Wallace was implicated, Undertaken McDOugall
was victorious and he buried Mrs Wallace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

SAYS lie WAS HUNGRY.-Three lads, named
steele and Reed and otto, escaped from the Or
phans Home In Wabash, Ind, Thursday. otto
was speedily captured by City Marshal Ellis. The
prisoner created sensation by declaring that he
could not get enough to eat at the home and was
hi-treated. The matter Will be Investigated
Mrs. Jones, the matrOn, denies the allegations
The other rugitives were captured at LagrO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

SHE is NOT MARRIED YET.-Edward +. Curtin, a
weanhy contractor, residing al $40 Ciasson ave-
nue, brooklyn, was arraigned before Justice
Schiellein in the twenty-si ward on Wednes.
day, charged with betrayal under promise or mar
nage: Inc complainant is Mary Agnes Conway,
visited her for five years, and Repeatedly prom
iseu marriage. About six weeks ago she procured a
warrant Tor his arrest. curtin ded from the CITY,
1ut returned on Wednesday, and was arrested
ne pleaded not guilty, and furnished $500 bonus
ior MS appearance Tor examination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20
The Floor Had Been Mopped.

From the Burlington Free Press.
Relative Visiting Missouri editor)-"Weil
must say, John, this ONCE floor doesn't look as
though 1t had been mOpped for year."
EditOr-'1t has. though. Col. Smith was in day
before yesterday, and he mopped 1t up with me
In great shape"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20


VIM. A. Norris, q brakeman on the Virginia Mid
land Railroad, was struck on the head and In
stantly killed Thursday while passing under Bun
DR.. Jno. Scott, an old and well-known dentist OF
Pittsburg, Pa. died OF hemorrhage on q Fort
Wayne express train yesterday while on his way
The boiler in the woodlawn sugar house. at
Houma, La, exploded yesterday, killing one white
man and three colored men, and wounding TWO
the Pittsburg OIL Exchange was excited yester-
day by bear rad. IN which prices dropped from
Emperor William left Rome for Berlin yesterday
afternoon. In bidding Premier Crtspi farewell the
emperor said he hoped To- revisit Italy, accom-
mend railway disaster, died at the state Hospital
nine dead, and another man IS said 70 be dying.
the pope has Instructed Cardinal Rempolia,
70 lss sSs e
Ian newspapers with reference 70 Emperor WILL
Jams visit shows that the Italian government Is
seeking 70 render the situation OF the pope more
The initiative committee on the French revision
oin has declined 20 consider the proposal that
pleoisclte precede the revision OF the constitution
The 1ourneymen ship-builders at Dundee went
on strike for an advance Of wages "Wednesday.
and the strikers win resume work to-day.
The stockholders OF the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia hailroad met Thursday IN knoxvtlle
as the East Tennessee, VrS MIA and Georgia Rail-
way tmprovent and equipment bonds, 70 Improve
the road by the purchase OF additional rolling
stock, TO build feeders and extend the line.
William Suern, aged Ihirry.swo. visited tho
house O. John TrythAL neighDor. near Reading,
and nlled bis body with bucEshot, nring twice,
and then beat him until he died. Trythal sus.
pecseo Stern Of intimacy with his wife.
Advtces from Zanzibar state that while the
British gunboat Grimm was chasing q slave dhoW
sne was nred q b the Arab slavefss ana neuten-
ant was killed. The dhow was ultimately cap
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

AMANUFACrURER SUSPECTED OF FoRGKRY.-Ham-
let Briggs, OF Rochester, who since his fathers
death has conducted the business OF M. Briggs
son, sale manufacturers has disappeared. At
tacnmentS on his property to cover notes OF the
value OF $l4, 900 have been issued The signatures
70 these notes are supposed to have been forged.
HIS daughter says he has gone to New York be-
cause he needed rest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

From Merchant Traveller
"Theres one thing I want you to be careful
about" said laundryman to his new cashier
''Yes SIR"
always require cash from a young man who
doesn't change the ends Of his cuffs. It's sign of
extravaganza that can't be mistaken"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

VIZ WAsr You To Red Tus
IT MAY SAVE YOU MONEY. We ARE
SHOWING A LINE OF TAPESTRY BRUs-
Sells CARPETS AT 7so. WHICH WE
THINK Is As GOOD VALUE As A DOL
LAR AND FIVE CENTS WOULD BE FOR
DOLLAR IN INaRAlN AND BODY
BRUSSELS WE ARE SHOWING EQUALLY
GOOD VALUES. OUR CURTAIN STOCK Is
MARVEL OF BEAUTY. We HAVE A
SPECIALITY IN SILK CURTAINS AT ss
PAIR CONE AND SEE THEM FOR
FURNITURE You KNOW WE ARE PIo-
NIERs IN Low PRICES FOE GOOD GOODS
sTY pyRrr NJ veu, papy nm svyfrv A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

MINER SHOT AND KILLRp.-About month ago
James Hunt and JACK McNeal, two miners, work
Ing at Caperton, w. Va, had q difnculty about
sister OF the former. which came near resulting In
had him placed under bond 70 keep the peace.
Thursday night the men met at o coal miners
shanty, and McNeai accidentally dropped q
without word OF warning, shot him In the back
OF the head He died about an hour afterward.
Hunt escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

kx-Goy. HANLToN's IILNBsar-Ex-0ov. Hamtl-
ton, o. Maryland, who has been III for some time
~ da&efstown, Nd, Was In q critical condition
last night suffering from blood poasoning. He was
noe expected 70 live through to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20
IL Keats the corn Palace.

From the Omaha World.
Chicago Man-''Very rne very fine, indeed! This
corn palace is really beautiful"
Sioux City Man-"You haven't anything like it
In Chicago, l suppose2"
Chicago Man-"No, not exactly nothing in
corn, put we have an architect there named
dutch Wnos QUILT just one corner In wheat that
knocks this thing OF yours silly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

"A PosER-Judg1ng from recent complaints about
the clerks in tine london post-onice, the hard.
shrink from them In competition OF Intelligence.
some weeks ago Russian scientist sent letter
IRON MOSCOW 70 Mr.. Warwick Wroth, the address
Londress Musee BrittanniQue, q Monsieur War
WICK Wroth." This letter was sent 70 warwick
scum"
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

+ in he atty, loe.,,on IN. nee sd 81 prloe ina,
& slsa. '''-'''''' 70 e r. L. WARNER CO..
sE 3 Son:,p ts
=; ; ~. .sss ns'shSasSoos. czHa 4 !liEips
ISoF sALE-TW0 ooRNER LOTS AZ IS AND s5c.
e. rs e.. .sssss sI Z. cSs
L. sALE-LOr on q So NfIh lhfH ), ".
kiscSFl Il ,sS 1907 X s .s
Fss ss ss7ias' sse III. xAf s;S 60;
, osSe; s.IK-s1ka1TS-SicE LITTLE Lot; 18Th
oe 4. S. and ats 2G.i psss. 800 a.~
ToR sALE-IloT ON 10Th ST. NEAR NJ, Is By
:a: u hss:s: 3. 900 Term: ss.y. BEXLI S59%S
T. 18Th and l4th Sta NV 2o,ioo 30 loft alley.
oci ds Sni swoshsTE & BRADLEY. p27 s. NV
i Let and "a ets. ne; isx7o. Zoe b II. ~AhNhk
CO.. elo y st. nv oe2O-St
EoR SALE OR ExcHANaE--LoTs !, 50 AND
Utah value $500 cheap Tor cash or VIII exchange for
ns ssi ISL md ''f''-'- WIN. e. BECK sIanx
EoR sALE-AT GREAT sAcRlflcE-BEApT ifUL
u baildins lot Oh q; near 18Th st; 10 y Lov
. data WHITXkI Il i JORDAN. itI7 Is. ocis-3,
IYOR sALE-wE HAVE A FEwvERY FINE BUILD
!pse nj Aura SGS ss1 sa
I2I5 st nv. ocis-3t
EOR sALE-sPLENDfD LoT ON TIE SOUTH
~ side Of near, near New re .vsnns S5s ssSS
f 20 eSssS H. L. s
EcoK sALE-LOw-PRICEDL oTs-A GREAT BAR
s. una IN 1oss At Anssosa the cheSPsst oss Ne
EoK SALE :. LOTS * MT. PLEASANT. ONLY
tsnss AND lS. near terminus 4 In p sss s1
E os ss9dss sSo par loot Hkk BIG
L :. cents Per foot J. 4. HEREFORD. l423b y st.
FoE sALE.FoUR LOTS on THE EAST SIDE or
price per foot sio ana Il WARNER Coz s'oh
~ with 2 good building on ONE part Of il, row
rent 1f w e XXI ssiI + rCnB
Erok SALE OR TRADE-LoT IL, SO. l02s, FRONT
II mig 40 feet ON Maryland near 18th . me-.
SSGrTs oaE saS 80 .su.f Eoo inst THOMAS
LrOR sALE-A sPEcULATIoN-LoT 22,iOO TO
u .uey 10 feet vide ON St W. next TO corner OF
diana ave- and "a 81, sieo per .S1sre foo worth sa
MeH ef in s4 hesse R Il pnPt
| IHOR sALE-A LOT on B ST. BET. ISL AND ID
| Ise. We consider this very cheap at the price.
oc2o-3. a. si6fn NV
I,ok sALE-ATTENTIoNl BRooKLAND PRICES
a. .rg1n.l prices. only few islt Prices iTSI sas5
sSSa mater only ys MINUTES: by rs iToM the ETY.
SxfchEiDEK a isls p. fn0aS' 'h's s.i.sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

A NOTABLE PHILADELPHIA ENGAGEMENT - A
Philadelphia special says: The engagement OF
Miss Louise Bowler Drexel, daughter OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Drexel, and niece OF A. J..
Drexel, to Robert Morrell, stepson OF John g.
johnson, OF the Philadelphia bar, has Just been
announced. Miss Drexel and her two sisters, Miss
Lizzie Drexel and MISS Kate Drexei are said TO be
the wealuhiest young unmarried ladies In the
United states. The aggregate fortune that came
70 them from their father. after the payment Of
about 81, 5OO,OO TO Roman Catholic charities was
something over $13,OOO,OOO. IL Is 30 invested as
TO give each OF them an income OF over $500 600 q
year.
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PROPOSALS.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, q. d NATIONAL
- MUSEUM, WARRINGTON, October 20 1SSS.-sealed
Proposals Will be received until TWELVE Al. NOxEM-
Der THIRTEENTH 1883, TO furnish supplies the
smith sonixn Institution and U. b. National Museum
during the fiscal year ending June 30 1888. until
tbs award OF tor the ensuing Of the toll
lowing classes: Cases. Drawers etc Chemicals and
Chemical APPARATUS, Gissa Hardware, Lumber. faiutA
Ola and Brushes Textiles Electrical Station
sry Food fog LIVING Animal Washing Of Tow... Mis-
Awards will be made only to established manufsctur
ere OF or dealers in the article 1he right reserved
TO waive defects and to reject or all bids rsrs
OF bds Blank forms. with sp cincstions Tor propo-
sails aud further Information Desired by intending Ind
deTs Will be furnished on APPLICATION 81 this ofce
r Langley. Secretary. oc2o.2a.3o.no36kl0
HOWARD UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER ia 1883.
HI PROPOSALS FOB Pill MbfN6
sealed proposals for bath tubs aud wsterclosets will
be received by the undersigned until FRIDAY, Octo-
Der %. lSSS. at HALF-fAsT ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.
n. Particulars Furnished on application. The right
10 reject any all bids 10 reserved
ONCE hours, to 10 80 al
ocl9-6t J. b JOHNSON Treasurer
HOWARD UNIVERSITY, OCTOBER 10, 1885.
III PROPOSALS yOR TN ROOFfNG.
untn TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, FRIDAY, October
20. l666 for Furnishing material and putting . tin
roof on porch containing 600 feet lInore
tess) Particulars FURNISHED On Application. The right
70 reject any all bids 10 reserved.
Once hours, . TO 10 80 am.
Ocl9-6t J. b JOHNSON Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-20

ts.IS y uchItehlea, OF Berlin, SAYS thar Dr IN
poia NJ made lengthy reply 10 the statements
l1u =, " " aaekenkle In his book. He condemns
r. hackenLies forceps as banefuI and generaIIv
tii'or,s the oernen doctors With regard 10 DR.
ie~e -z:e request on May 20, 1887, that be per.
bfpose VI obtaining particle OF the diseased nor
"a ior mieroscopical examination, DIR. Totoid
"a ne reiused because ne considered thar DR.
Aol<'e saoula n1n.ssa perform the operation.
iAps FoETrsE WITH AN ArsUK.-Harry Bol-
cto. OF Minneapolis, has gone 70 Canada With
$500 10 h alleged THAT he made this sum on
Nh t. which was stolen BY an ingenious proces,
baOsaD was an empioye VI The Union Elevator
tStany, aud had ban OF his own located below
thsompabys bins. He Is said 10 have removed
q Ord iron. one OF the chutes and put another In
~ fad with an augur hole In IL During the
loasAy process wheat would pour down into Hol-
eoAs DIN through tais augur hole. When
no4hsd eesa 80 obtained ~ loaded &c into Q
esf went te 70 markUe
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOE sALE-TEN PER CENT INVESTMENTS OR
Siss ~; Ss:is :s':: $3.50 ''a
EoR sALE.A GOOD pABGAIN n a FRAME
oeos On r. & AR CO {. sis sY 3. nv.
ESR sALE-DEsiRABLE HOUSES, cHEAP-NEw
s sou Mss 81 ss
% and
ID S ssS IS S's SO
Z hSu:s vita S.ssmsa bay ;xiadcs:.nd al ing mod
neisnoorhood Apply at sI3 L st nv. oca0-3t'
Tor sALE-No REASONABLE CASH oFTFR RE
Ss1 avn '1 iar c.i9afai s' i %
EoR sALE-3l33 o ST \. ". WILL BE SOLD
sss:G IN RsS %SESHS Co. s,e
TOR SALE CAPITOL HILL : DESIRABLE
S:ncs ps pf XXI
E.K sALk-FLEe1ST BUSINESS OR RESI-
BENZ PIKE Isls nP o's w all parts o. osaS
EoR sALE-NIcE STORY AND CELLAR BRICK;
;sss:' MONTH G.ss
EoM sALE-FoCR SPLENDID ALLEY HOUSES
81 cent nIss Ssi S siS
FOR ssA "a. ST, sw2 BET. Sd AND ~
f bii s p,y cent on
ssM s1Sky asp
houses well built of best material: large rooms
finished tiled M.H.ss ..n,
ranged to suit Houses are II feet WIDE. reoms eel
NJ ioSs 4. ca.
EoR sALE-A FINE PROPERTY IN THE SOUTH
I west; good house: modern improvements; lot 66x
oclos Il %AKNHk IL co. ' siS ss st n nS
I|oR sALE-DEsIRXBLE STORE AND DWELL
a ; 1890 I'VE wEsSoff nssf 1s'
EOR sALE-yALUABLE PROPERTY ON @ ST..
sds qs.
Price, sa.75 per square foot wksCoTT WICK
1907 Penn ave n. ". oc2O-3t
i Two new si.room Brick Houses on 9th St aw.,
gas. water, &C. Rent sl5i q 200 each.
$3.50 each. Rent, SIS. SO
90 One six-room Brick in rear Of Z ST.; $500 Rent
Three 81 room Brick: On q st. .~. between and
Two new ave: room Bricks on st ae q. 800 each:
$500 for both bens sls5o ,.. -,
built good material, Boundary st. between 9th and
Pi1s new sects on St. s.vs.p and
each. Rent, 81 4.5o. barsain.
The above Houses are good for investment paying
from TO 10 per cent net u. L BOYER
oc2O-3t 3134 sts.
TOR sALE-OwN HOME AND PAY no MORE
Il rent $3.50 down and S35 per month will buy an
excellent S-room brick dwelling. pleasantly located
3k squares from Pa. ave. Price. only $4,000.
X. A. PHILLIPS.
oc20-lm 14l9 New York ave-
EoK sALE-A BARGAIN IN THE TREMONI
House. situated on the corner Of Indiana ave; and
I'd St: 14o ieet ON Indiana and rs feet I'd ST.
contains sixty rooms Inspect il aud call for further
information. B. H WARNER 4 CO.
oc20-3t 9l6 at. nv.
INOR sALE-s6.5 500 FOR A HANDSOME NEW
II 4-story brick bay window l0room house; all con.
yeniences; furnace, &c. 305 ST NV, near Pension
Once. Terms: $1,000 cash; $1,000 in ono or two
years: and balance Of $4,000 in years Address
HOUSE OWNER, Star Office. ocl0-6t
IfOR SALE
Il Groom p b.. b W., all m l., x st. n.w.. 81. $50
Broom brick, lot 30x107. 1eorgetown. 3250
room p. b.. b,w lot 17x7 3, stable n-w...... $500
6room press brick, all m. t. Sth ST. 500
One OF the handsomest corners In NV. l0r.,
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from new State Departmeni: 10. 3oxss...... $500
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