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CArARRH To CossuMpr1os.


Catarrh In its destructive force stands next to and
undoubtedly leads to consumption 1t is therefore
singular that those scted with this fearful
should make IL the object Of their lives rid them
selves Of it. Deceptive remedies coucocted by ignor-
ant pretenders to medical knowledge have weakened
the confidence Of the great majority Of sufferers in all
advertised rsmsdiea They become resigned to life
Of misery rather than torture themselves with doubt
ful pallistives.
But this will never do Catarrh must be met ct every
tase and combsted with all our might In many
cases the disease has assumed dangerous symptomh
The bones and cartilage OF tbs nose the organs Of
hearing. Of SEEING and Of tasting affected to be
useless the uvula elongated the throat inhamed
and irrtsted to produce constant and distressing
cough.
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Book Is better because you get tfor fair price.
but likely to feel better you know the price
WAS fair
MONEY SAVED
On Books 10 good as money saved anything. One
OF the easiest things to save too only have
care.
At wANAMAKER's more Books are sold over the
counter than in any other house between the
Timely works on Agriculture and HORTICULTURE:
large assortment Of French Books: Sessides and
FRANKLIN Squares. Standard and Miscellaneous Works.
bound and unbound; aud almost any printed timing
that proper people read
The prices always fair. and any getabls Book 10
there or viii 10 gut
BOOK NEWS
How little the title Of Book tells youi Even You
see all the Books, how many have you time to get
at the inside of!
That Is where BOOK NEWS will serve you . good
turn. We send it out once month, a-brim with just
what you want to know Of the latest Books and the
gossip Of the Book world By the best judgment Of the
best judges IL tests the new Books and says why this
Book should be reed and that skipped.
With each number an author portrait &c. SOC. .
year.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
d17-6m Philadelphia
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Fuver.i ss EA,ser A.x A,.,,.

The funeral OF the late A s Absl IN Baitim,-s
SATURDAY afternoon vas one OF the most largely
attended ever seen In that city. TIE usual Ger.
vice was held &C his late residence By ths Rev Mr.
Hodges OF the Episcopal Church. ~ which were
present only the immediate family and the pail
bearers Az Greenmount Cemetery thousands OF
people gathered 90 pay the the last tribute OF -
spect 90 the founder OF the S,s1L All the employees
classes OF society were represented Mayor La
trobe, ex-Nayor Hodges Assistant POSTMASTER
General Knott and Mr.. Burke, OF the Phisoelpnie
Ledger, were among those present. uunafeos "
ladies joined In the tribute.
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HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
Takes pride in stating that VITA NUOvA (NRw
LIFE) will cure or greatly relieve Dyspepsia
Insomnia. sleeplessness Nervousness. Hystsrfa.
Pain in the Back Of the Head. or any Trouble
originating in Depressed Condition of the Nsrv-
oas System;
THAT the sales Of Vita Nuova far exceed any other
nerve remedy ever manufactured;
THAT its regular use will take the place of all liquor
or alcoholic stimulsnt and will. II persisted In.
/ efectua,ly cure drunkenness;
THAT the sick should use 4: to restore health:
THAT the well should use it to prevent sickness;
THAT all overworked persons should it 10 prevent
fatigue or breaking down:
THAT all energetic Americans should use it con-
stantly to enable them to maintain their energy !;
THAT it be relied upon as the prescription Of .
wen-known physician and not qusck nostrum;
THAT care should be taken to avoid limitations and
substitutes offered in place of Vita Nuovs;
THAT it is for sale At all druggists in Washington;
THAT you should send to Mira HARRIET HUB
BARD AVER. SO aud "a Park Place. Kew York
City for copies of letters Of Recommendation from
Senators. Members Of Congress-. Judges and Di-
vines, and people whom you know and believe in.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. April 23.-virpinia skies, past
due coupons, 80; do tenforties, 50 do, threes.
63}4 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd. April 23 Cotton steady
: middling. S1salO. Flour steady and quiet :
Howard street and western super, 2.37a 10: do
extra. 3.00s315: do. family, 4O0a4.5O; city mills
super, 2.31a2.6O: do extra, 3OOa315; do Rio
brands 4.7Oao00; Patapsco superlative patent,
80; do family, 5.15. Wheat - southern frm and
choice. wanted; red. 94a97 amber, yoa99: western.
higher and dull: No. winter red spot, 9OHa9l y
MAY. 91a91ss June 921sa92h; July 9la9l August.
S9>sa9l. Corn-southern. nrmer white 62a631s; vel
low 64a65 western. frmer; mixed spot, SO asked
May. goseos4. Oats steady-southern and Pennsyl-
wanna, 3Sa42 western white, 4.a43; western mixed.
39a41. Rye FIRM 1oaIo Hay aisher and firm.
steady and fairly active = Mess pork, 1900. Bulk
neats-shoulders and clear rib sides, packed. 7sS
Bacon-shoulders 71saSk: clear rib sides, o.: hams,
l2s12A. Lard, refined. 50. Butter steady-western
packed 1sa22: creamery, 23a27. Egrs, steady ard
quiet 12al2b. Petroleum Quiet-refned, ~. Coffee
higher Rio csrgoes. ordinary to fair. l4a14x Sugar
firm and active - soft. %; copper refined firm,
liverpool per steamer dull - cotton, 1.l0d flour
per ton,, As; grain, I'D. Sales - Wheat, $500
bushels; corn, d, 100 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
and dry weather caused wheat to open frmer with
May haAc higher at S1h In spite Of receipts above
the estimates opened with May unchanged, at 54x.
May pork started at 1905, decline Of &c. on
count of heavy receipts Of hogs. The Mag option is
now quoted as follow: wheat, S2haS2k corn. "a 1a
54S: oats. 3lx; pork. 14O7h; lard. $40; abort
ribs, 7.27H.
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HsoDtsical Notes.

WIN. II. narpum. chairman OF the democfafic
national committee. was IN New York yesterday.
having Just returned nom ST. Louis where ne has
been making arrangements tor the democrale pa,
be renominated by exclamation. Their VII % no
other name presented or thought Of" MT: BArnnni
thinks that Mr.. Blaine viii be nominated oy 'hs
senator Cuiiom says be Is not candidate for
the presidential nomination.
The republicans OF Norfolk, Va, have elected
nine delegates TO the state convention. all except
ore being nom the Malone fsction- IL 10 very
generally understood that the dele CATION r. solid
Tor sherman. Malone having 30 declared himself
Petersburg elected Malone delegates, and both
Wise and Malone claim the Richmond delegation.
A uniformed club OF 900 Blaine Republicans,
under the leadership OF Mt. T. N. curtin. OF KAN
sas City, Mo-, will 90 10 the Chicago convention
IN June. Mr.. curtin has for nearly two years been
organizing clubs OF Blaine admirers In missouri.
and be claims that he has 200, 900 sympathirer IN
the state. one-sixth OF whom are democratA
The South Carolina republican state convention
VIII be held AZ Columbia May L and Il Is expected,
nrst, with Hswley good second
The Tompkins County, y. u, republican con-
venuon met SATURDAY and elected nve delegates 20
the state convention 70 be held At Buffalo May 10
majority or the delegates are Blaine men
The Maryland prohiotionists are making great
on the national ticket Joshua lowering, a wealthy
merchant, 10 the choice OF the state delegation.
Gen Fisk II their favorfte for President The
party VIII make nominations Tor Congress In every
district
Republican primary elections were held In
Washington TERRITORY SATURDAY. The returns In
dictate that the delegation 20 the national convep
ton are without Instructions In Seattle tickets
headed For President. James q. Blaine" were
erected py overwhelming ms1or1tieS Ia every ward.
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COLORED METHODISTS.
The Zion A. M. e. Conference In Thu
City.

The session Of the A. N. E Zion Conference was
opened this morning with devotional exercises
conducted by Bishop Lomax. Rev. 6. W. johnson
and Rev. Hanson Butler were received by the
bishop into full conference. The committee on
complaint recommended generations from the
complaints In the cases Of Rev. q. I. B. Grace and
Rev. Geo. Bosley. Rev. J. F. Waters was reported
for elders orders The following were ordained
as travelling deacons: A. c. Washington, 8. J.
Mills. j. A. Bonner. John Q. Adams and Thomas
R. Sommerville. The candidates were addressed
by Rev. John w. Davis. Elders were ordained as
follows: B. F. Wheeler, r. N. Jacobs, NJ j. Snow,
J. R. Dangerneld, Hanson Butler, r. Il. Norton and
John 4. Waters.
Rev: B. N: Gudgeon. the general agent Of Zion
Collegiate Institute at Greenville, Tenn, made q
statement OF the work being done.
MIR. J. &. Darcy, the editor OF The Star, OF Zion,
In 9ena Of he Of tina,
The committee appointed 10 prepare eulogies on
the life ana character OF those who had died dur.
Ing the year, reported that no deaths had occurred
The report on the bishops address was sub
mittea by MT. J. c. Darcy. and the recommends.
ClOnS In regard to the general fund, temperance
ana greater activity in missionary efforts were
1t Is expected that a nnal adjournment will be
reached this evening"
Yesterday there were three services held at John
morning, Bishop Lomax in Tue afternoon and Rev.
]. p. Thompson IN the evening The collections
for the day amounted TO S76.54
A. M. e. Conference I'm Baltimore.
Henry H. Sharp, L. ". B. Ballard, Chas. q. Way
man and John Boston, who were elected to
deacons orders at the A. N. E Conference in Bal
timore, were yesterday ordained at Bethel church
by Bishop Wayman. Rev. J. w. Goldsb0rough
was ordained eloer By the bishop a. Trinity
ence Revs. Jno. A. Handy, W. r. Arnold, J.. w.
Collett and Rev. I. @. stewart were elected dele
ga3es to the General Conference which will meet
May at indianapolis RevA VIM. II. Brown, ].
H. A. johnson, N. w. Travers, and jas. N. Cargill
were elected alternatee. communication was
N. E. church, appointing as their representatives
at the General Conference Jno. A. Slmms and VIM.
b. Barnes with VIM. II. Cooper and j. y. West as
alternateS. Rev. Jas. WOoten, the local preacher
at MI Pleasant, was admitted on trial, as were
Henry B. Hartman, Samuel Ringgold and ThOs
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Mexican OFFICERS Senseuced 90 be Shot.
REVIVAL or THE BORDER AFFAIR AT NoGALEs, All
IONA

The supreme military court OF Mexico has con-
nrmed the sentence OF death passed by the infe-
rior court % Col Francisco Aryizu ana Lieut. Benz
Gutierrez for having authorized q violation Of
American territory ana an attack on American
police officers at Nogales. Arizona In May lsss,
Arvku crossed the boundary line &C the head OF
small force or Mexicans and rescued Gutierrez
IRON the American police authorities by whom lac
had been legally arrested. The AFFAIR Was re-
gardec In a very serious light by the Mexican var
ONCE, ana both delinquents were condemned by
competent military tribunals 10 be shot. Arvfzu
and Gutierrez appealed TO the supreme military
court which has sustained the decision OF the IN
ferior court The day for the execution has not
Yet been liked. secretary Bayard sent an appeal
Tor leniency 10 the City OF Mexico which has prob
ably been held In allegiance untll alter the case
appeal should have been decided, Whether ~ viii
save the men now from the death penalty remains
= sepn
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TNAS FIxTUBEs, RLECTRIC CHAyDpr rrpa
VI Finest line Cry6tal Ohsndeliers II tbe e,tx 80
f.ctgrsd ~ SCHULTZ GAS fIxTUkE AND ART
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The Deash Record.


During the forty Eight hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
oficer as follows: Charles r. Cost white, twelve
days; David b. Eiker. white, ten months;
Charles E Gerhardt white. twenty-one years;
Charles Torbensen, white. thirty-six years. sidney
w. simnas, colored, thirty-stx years; ChaA CLARK,
three yeAB; Annie Il. COT white, hfty-three years;
ysmss Sweeney white one yeart Robert ST., =.
colOred thirty-swo years; fetsr LawsoA, eoiored.
stxty-one years; Thomas J. Fisher, col0red, three
hours; J. b North white, seventy eight years. ThoA
Newman, colored, one month; John Thomas ooa.
ored, twenty-six years; Tanner Watt4 col0re1
eighty eight Xeani Harry Camposl1 o9lored. Two
COR. eolored ninS mSstns; Henry .. thorn, white,
thirteen yeais; Columbus W. Thorn, white, forty
eight years; Hannah White, white, seventy-four
years; Henry + RICK yhiea tweaty-esven yesrs;
~ LAY Cunnlngnam white, twenGy-two yeafsi Den-
colo.sd. two ysAf.i tiigl.iA 3: Ls~i. white, mine
yoar9y Frank 4. Martin, whitA e16ht yearss Gar.
net Scott, coloesd. nve year.: MAfz q Mcmahon,
White one month; Hiram ". Jaoksons weaeA
seventy yeaEA
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At Little ROCK, Ark, an iniuncsioa Aes psea =.
sued seain1 the southern txcAAnos Telelhone
Brewer holding that the recent d06iaioa Of tke
U1ited states supreme Court We consultative.
John FoFreet James Tra1no8 and An0row HAGan
were In New York Saturday with . number q =
and 80 can't pieces On their person,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson aud Mccartney. 14lS street.
= Aaans [ C.
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Judge Cox In the Court In General Term, to-day
delivered the opinion or the court in the case OF B.
L. Walker ct al against the District and United
states Treasurer Hyatt certiorar to Quash certain
liens for improvement and nuisance taxes. The
court declined to grant the motion to set aside the
liens except as to minor tax.
Tickets Tor the recent Potomac Boat Club fair
$4,000 house, will be redeemed by James W.
Walsh, 1419 street.
From Madison Co. THE STAR has the May num-
Der OF Harper'S Monthly Magazine.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

No RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HorsR TO-DAY
There was no reception at the White House to
day, the President remaining at Oak View all day.
The INDIAN COMMISSIONER TO REsrGH.-1ndian
Commissioner Atkins, who is a candidate for elec-
ton to the United States senate from Tennessee,
will resign his present place to enter actively into
the canvass after he has completed the annual
spring letting OF contracts for Indian supplies.
OFFERS FOR SALE OF GOVERNMENT BoNpa-The
Secretary OF the Treasury to-day at noon opened
proposals for the sale OF bonds to the Government
April IL. The total amount offered was q. s24, 600
Of which $3.50, 900 were coupon As 1876, 900 regis
tered As 81, 152,6O0 registered ANS, and 81, 900
sos. for registered ANS. from sl07: 70 TO s107,s
for coupon AVS, from $l24 20 to t12573 for regis
tered As, and from sl24 20 TO $l25 four coupon A.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT CHASGEs.-Penson ONCE
Appointment; Geo. Ii. Getz, of New York, g., 200,
By transfer from War Department. General Land
souri, special agent, s. a day. Resignation: Chas.
c. Frost OF Dakota, special agent, 81, 800. Promo
tons David Lescallett Of Colorado 500 TO 8, Oo0
IT n UNDERSTOOD that Civil-Service Commits
sioner Oberly will be appointed superintendent Of
the Indian School Bureau, when the Indian APP
preparation bill, which provides for such an ocsr,
has become law.
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. CLEVELAND INVITED TO
PErERsBuRo-A committee, consisting Of Repre-
sentative Lee and Messrs. Jno. @. Jackson and N.
T. Patterson, tr, OF Virginia, called at the White
House to-day and invited the President to attend
the musical festival to be held at Petersburg, Va,
Ms E
by committee consisting OF Mrs. Gov. Lee. or Va
Mrs. Blackburn, Of KY, and Mrs washington, OF
Tenn. The invitations are signed by 400 children,
who are 10 sing on childrens day. They are pre-.
pared In handsome style. The President ana Mrs
Cleveland said that they would be pleased to al
tend the festival , ana they found they could DO
Representative Lee.
TEE MccoY-HArrrsLD vrxpsrrA CAss.-The No
Coy-Hatneld vendetta case was argued In the
United States Supreme Court this afternoon, en-.
Congressman Gibson, Of West Virginia, and ex.
Governor Knott, Of Kentucky, appearing for the
opposing sides
CAPT. BYRON DAvrDsos, 9th cavalry. having been
found by An Army retiring board to Be inoapaci-
tated for active service, has been ordered 70 pro-
COURT or CLAIMS JUDGMENT AYTnAxD.-The
Supreme Court OF the United States to-day aflmed
the Judgment OF the Court Of Claims In the case Of
the District q Columbia against WIN. G. Murdoch.
equally divided-four Tor sffirmancs and four fof
fsvsrsal Therefore the ludgment below sta1dA
Hon. Z J. Phelps. o. 9. minister % England,
made his appearance On the noorof the senate
this afternoon, and was accorded quite recsp.
ton. Republicans - Won - democrats cordially
| AZ Little Rock Ark, an ipisnceioa Ass psea -
conpssy % favor q 50 tsI H. o0SparS. 5SSss
n.sMer holding that the recent ds6asos Of tks
were in New York Saturday WITH = number a -
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One Out Of Five.

D1FIOtLIf % 6ETIINI JVk0kS.
In the Criminal Court. Judge Montgomery, this
morning, the difnculty IN obtaining jurors was
made apparent On Friday, W. II. Douglass one
Of the petit jurors was excused and TO obtain one
to MI the vacancy the court directed that fve
names be drawn from the box. These were drawn
and called In court this morning a. follows: Geo
A. Shehan, c. B. Han, Christian Heurich, Z s.
Westc0tt, and Chas. Early. Only one answered
Mr.. Heurich-who was excused on physicians
certificate. Subsequently the Others, with the
exception OF Mr. Westcott, appeared MeesrA
Early and Shehan were excused on account OF
business. Mr.. Hsu was accepted, and MI. West
oOtt was sent for TO take his seat In the box. M
Westcott, when he appeared, was excused
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see that there 10 Q class OF persons who are
troubling themselves . good deal about the mort.
gage Indebtedness OF the farmers OF the country.
A tiller OF the SOIL feel very much ike resent
Ing this impertinent Interference IN the private
affairs OF those who represent the agricultural In
terests OF the country. A bill has been recently
introduced into Congress 10 authorize and pay
ofncials Of the Government 70 hunt up this vafua-
t u1e mesnSsn, INC nov: why the dsrms Don't
sional men, and members OF Congress, all and sim
GUAR. owe more money than the farmersf ! won
pose OF having their Indebtedness ofiicially ascer.
tanned and certified, and put on record In some De-
partment OF the Government? Ana then, what
would be the use OF all this expense and trouble,
except TO aid few political Jeremiahs, who keep
themselves before the people by croaking disaster
As matter OF fact everybody In this country 10
In debt; the farmers less 30 than any other class
who own as much property as they do The credit
this country, and indeed OF every other civilized
country. In this day OF active competition In
tradesmSn without STOCK mar and f,xtures some.
thing like that OF his neighbors9 Must he peddle
peanuts or work by the month until he can open
maxim "pay as You go,S reckon. was made for
those who have the money to do IL with II IL q
little too primitive and imprscticaoe FOR the
business but the wel-to-do and the rich people
We need TO foster, Judiciously, rather than dis.
agency by which the resources OF the county are
being developed. and by which It's present
material prosperity has been secured As 10 the
mortgages on the farms OF the country does not
every sensible man know that all the property
In the country, real and personal Is Chang.
ing hands constantly ana that sales OF
merest fraction CT them are sold for ready money.
Deferred payments always remain on mortgage or
deed OF trust Look among the farmers, especially
at the West, and see the changes that are gong
on. IL is the exception where a man spends his
life, or half OF IL, on the same farm, or that he
leaves 1t TO his sons unencumbered, who occupy it
after him. These changes are constantly occurring
East and West, and every change as all cash Is
seldom paid by the purchaser, new mortgage Is
laid upon the property. Besides the country 10
new, and pioneers as q rule are always more or
less migratory and poor. How shall poor young
man get farm and its equipments II he does not
run In debt and execute a mortgage on his pur-
chaser Is 1t public policy TO have AL our young
men work by the day or month half their lives
until they have saved enough TO buy a farm? Il IL
worth while to make this class OF men public
| spectacle and discuss and record their supposed
misfortunes, follies or extravances because they
do business ike other people on borrowed capttais
Avaunt demagogues and humbugsl JIM BROWN.
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Aeser TNenty Years.

IMMINENT 10 RELIEVE rus SURETY foa a NAE
INDICTED N 1857
Mr. ". P. Bel. In the Criminal court saturday.
called attention 60 the case OF John Hartnett IN
oiceed In 1857 for an assault, stating that there
was forfeiture, and moved that the Judgment be
entered satisfied The case was after the Tor.
fefture, ended with q nolie proa There Is about
$1,000 worth OF property belonging TO one OF the
suretiee> and the title examiner now report that
the fooelture Is Q cloud upon the title.
Judge Hoge claimed that the court could not after
tne close OF the term reopen the case and That the
ONLY REDRESS they have II by going 10 the President
ana asking him 10 remit the forfeiture He how.
ever, the court had the power would not oppoer
the granting OF the motion,
The court TOOK the motion under sdyisemsnt
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

rwoR sAIE-CHOICE CORNER-I62 FEET ON
ken.sav and 17s feet on 18th ST. may be d.
sSSs ~ ''1' BENZ. p DAVIS, 1919 st.
LYoR sALE-BEITER THAN A SAVINGS BANK
l. n s25 down and s1O per month will buy q hut a.
Ers Lot on xrade aud street within four
squares OF Psnnsylv.nia syenue cars 81 only $500.
spz3-3m r A PHILLIPS, 1419 New fork ave.
T,OR sALH-THAr HANDSOME LOT AT INTER
IN section New Hampshire ave, L and ODD sta u " 3.
,e4x65-lthree good building lo.A-price per square
foot. ~ so.
DesiTsble Lot on 18th at. north Of Rhode Island
ava 24xl0O 10 alley In rear Price per square foot
81
one Of those beautiful Lots II st. n w. facing Con-
necucut and Rhode Island Price per square foot
o.. so
on Rhode Island ave-. between 18th and 18th 1T. ::
% feet front 20 alley in Price per square foot
tcbeAph-s1-JO.
Lot on $ =. near ION St; 2oIIoo to alley in rear
Lot Is. block Ia and Lot Z, block e. Nsridian Hill
Cheap II sold at once.
Also. part Of Lot 104. d. and L. subdivision OF Mt
Pleasant. Price Per square foot, Acc.
For Monthly bulletin apply TO
WESCOTT WILCOX
Pzo-3t 1907 Penn ave NV.
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Real Eslare Sales.

trustees for SIS COO pI lot 10 So 42o 9 feet front
on 7th ST., bet. q and II SIS. NV. Chas. Baum has
bought OF q. +. Whiting and II. r. Dulany, sub loi
40, 81. 1885, 25 feet front on Mass ave-, bet. 18th
and 18th SITS, NV, for $1,000. subject to a trust
for $4,000. Messrs Whiting and Dulany have
bought or Mr.. Baum, lot 8, blk. "a, Columbia
Heights, for $4,000.