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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17
HOW YIKE GOT EVEN.
A Tale OF the Backwoods Region Of
Iowa.
From Texas Sir inRs.

From Texas sift inFs
In the '.Brushy Bend" bottoms Of Skunk
river. Iowa. a few miles from the villag. OF
Talleyrand. there lives u set Of uncouth. uu-
shorn and unwashed natives. whose equals for
ignorance, meanness aud general cussedness"
il wou.d be hard to fnd.
One morning Ike YIke. "Brushy Bender"
rode a skinny old mule into TaIleyrand and
stopped at the Office OF the justice Of the peace.
"Moruin', 'Squair," he said, Il want to git
law SUIT"
What about2" asked the justice.
Wal. you know that sheep-steaiin' Zeke Ash
don't ye2"
Yes. You and Zeke had fght?"
''Wusser'u that" said Yike, q thunderih'
sight wusser'n that That Zeke Ash i. too
mean to sleep good"
We'll, what has Zeke done?" asked the Jus.
Done? You'd better ask what he hain't
done. He's up an left his own family an ran
of with my wife. that's what he's done, aud
want him yanked up for it
Well" said the justice. this is serious Do
you know where they have gomez"
They've gone down the river nine miles
clean to Copplck Ford, and they're alvin in
one Of old Coppickses cabins"
The justice learned all he could about the
matter, issued a warrant for the arrest Of both
the man ami woman, sent the constable after
them aud instructed Yike to appear the next day
as prosecuting witness. Yike then went to the
saloon and related his bereavement to a crowd
OF loafers and told them be had had q warrant
issued for Ash's arrest
'Oh. pshaw." said one Of the loafers; Il
wouldn't arrest him; I'd show my spunk and
get even With him N some other way"
Yike hung his head for q minute and then
slapped his knee and said: I'm blasted If
haint thought of bilin' good plan. Jist you
tl-m0FrOw an " m art
ast, Zeke Ash er me" and he rode away.
The next day when Zeke Ash and Yike's wife
were srraigned before the justice Yike was not
there to prosecute. The justice sent the con-
stable out to see il any of Yike's neighbors
were in town in order that he might learn why
Yike did not appear. The constable found and
brought in old Jake Grissom and when he was
asked If he had seen Yike he replied:
Yes, sir; seen i'm this mornIn' bout sun
peep"
Where was hep" asked the justice.
Him and Zeke Ash's wife wuz a-runnin' OF
together"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17
ALEXANDRIA.
Rero-ted for TEE Rvrxrse sr.a

kerorted for TEE kvRxfSe STAR
TIE MISoa Orr oFrrcEs.-rhe officers
choseL At the last meeting Of the city council
are now ing their bonds and TAX ing the oath .
required by law and entering upon the dis
charge Of the duties OF their Offices. Each
policeman gives bond in ESQ. The surveyor
Is required to give bond but the law 6Kes no
penalties t. his bond The other officers
elected by the city councils are not required 10
give bond. The laws designate several officers
whose election was passed over. No keeper "
the poor and workhouse was chosen because
Mrs Cornwell. the matron in charge. has for
many years past conducted the aims
house with so much skill and prud-
esce that council has determined to
let we'll enough alone. NO oyster inspector wss
chosen because the policy OF having such an
officer Ia now questioned by all the dealers.
The keeper Of the powder house would be q
useless officer. as the United States troops blew
up the powder house aud powder is now stored
4y tue private firms in private magazine near
Hunting creek.
PoLrrIcAL-The city democratic committee
primaries to elect delegates to the party con-
ventlon. which precedes the gubernatorial
election. The meetings for the purpose of
electing delegates to the convention will be
neid next Friday evening at the usual places in
the several wards.
DEMONSTRATIONS division. No. s. Knights
OF Pythias, will visit Washington tonight in
uniform In order to institute Columbia divis-
Ion. OF p. of that city. The Knights will re-
turn home on the late train.-Isaac jackson
and Henry Goldberg Of Washington who came
here yesterday afternoon buying up junk. were
arrested by Officer Taylor for carrying on the
junk business without license. The mayor re-
qulred them to pay the license fee sum, $40,
and they left their wagon and team as surety
while they went to Washington and returned
with money to pay the license.--A mule be-
longing to MIR. ]. ND. Smoot was killed yester-
day afternoon by u railway engine while back
ing across the Union street track near the
| lumber yard-Mr. NJ A. Muir has bought
| for $3.50 a dwelling and lot on the west side OF
| Alfred, near Queen street. Similar property
| as eiigibiy situated would sell in Washington
| for sl.SO0.--The Mount Vernon fire insurance
company of this city holds its annual meeting
| to-morrow.-The Alexandria musical associ-
last night
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A QUESTION OF ENDURANCE.
What DR.. Bayne Says Of Maurice Adler's
Fight For Life.

1t was DR.. Bayne's day at the Adler house
and when the ordinarily jovial medico came
out after examining the patient there was no
smile on his face. 1T has simply resolved
itself into a question of endurance" said be to
STAR reporter. How long the fight will
continue it Is not easy to predict, but il cannot
last much longer. Since my last visit there has
been perceptble failing; an increase Of weak
ness and consequent decrease of ability to
cope with any of the changes which are liable
to come at any moment"
ALLEvIATINe THE WOUNDED MANS suFrERrNas
Maurice Adler to-day is as comfortable as
any one probably could be under the circum-
stances. The water bed has alleviated his
sufferings considerably and has kept his tenn
perature down to figure where it is not doing
very much damage. This morning the clinical
thermometer recorded SO 40 degrees Adler's
pulse was, at the same time, I02, and extremely
feeble and huctusting. His respirations were
% to the minute and labored, bu; not as much
so they were few days ago. He has accom-
modated himself to the condition in which he
finds himself, and is if such a thing is posi-
BILE, getting accustomed to it. Formerly he
struggled with the breathing in his throat;
now most OF his breathing is abdominal in its
nature, and he naturally has less trouble than
before.
Last night brought with it fair amount Of
sleep, and this morning Adler was evidently
refreshed for time. His appetite is no better
and that which he displayed but q short time
since is entirely absent.
HIS ATTENUATED BODY.
A not unnatural feature Of the case is the at
tenuation which has come Of four weeks OF
suffering and confinement to a bed. At the
time of the shooting Adler was quite feshy and
his neck, which was pierced by the bullet from
Wards pistol, was OF more than average cir
cumference. The neck has been almost skele-
tonlzed, while the weight of Adler's body has
decreased from rs to 80 pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17
DEPARTMENT CLERKS.
How the Revival Of Secretary Schurz's
Cruel Order Strikes One of Them.

Secretary Noble recently had circulated in
the bureaus of his department an order issued
in April. 1880. by Secretary Schurz. which he
announced was still in force and should be OBJ
served. The order was to the effect that impor-
tunities for promotion by employees would be
not only fruitless but might imperil their po-
sitions. As this order was passed around in the
pension Office the following verses in type
writer were pinned to it by an unknown poet:
Alas! Alasl can ii be so,
Must we no more indulge
In opportunities to gain
On other clerks the bulgei
Must we then hide our sense Of worth
80 Like some poor, tiInid dove,
Despite the fact We want the earth
And the plentitude thereof
But such is life. When skies seem bright
The lurking storm clouds menace,
Ard when we think we've reached the goal
We hnd our name is Dennis"
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The difference between . loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving sxac, figures is .
wide one. and Of great significance to q person
interested in the statement The SrAn soears
to its circulation This is . point of great i'm
portance to advertisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17
Auction Sale of Real Estate.

Walter B. Williams 4 Co.. auctioneers. sol
yesterday at public sale parts OF lots & aud 9,
in square 4Ol. fronting about Is feet Oh 9th
street between L and N streets northwest i'm
proved by two-story brick dwelling. to Mary
A. Kern, for $1,000. Also lot Is, in D. b.
9rof's subdivision of part Of square 440.
fronting IN feet on 7 street between 9TH
and 18th streets northwest, improved by two
story brick dwelling, to VIM. f. Reamer, for
81 $50
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Nit. Bethel Baptist Church Troubles

A Baptist council. composed Of a large mum.
Der of the cOlored ministers. convened at the
corner of Sd and P streets yesterday. and de-
cided that MIR. Gay Burnley, in their judgment,
was not the legal pastor of the Mount EetheI
Baptist church, and further that the act by
which thirty-nine members out of the men,
bership OF seventy-tive were excluded was
wrong and unscrIptural. It was therefore re-
commended that the m mbers OF the Noun.
Bethel church 30 excluded go back and az
sumo their former positions Ill the church b.
Rev. N. Keeling was the mod, rator Of the
council and Rev. Z. Scott clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17
Only Wanted o.. go.

Many are the absurd transactions which take
place in banks. says the Youths Companion.
some Ut them showing an overcautiousness IN
the care of money, and others, like the follow
ing, indicating an amusing ignorance Of il
value.
A Georgia paper says that Q negro. the fortu-
nate possessor Of valuable house lot one day
sold bis property for $4,000.
He WAS gwen q check for that amount. which
was carried in due time 10 one of the banks.
The paying teller asked him how much Of the
money he wanted in cash.
Il wants all dat " paper calls fur" replied
the negro.
"WhatI You don't want elo.0oo in eash2"
Jesse. sab"
"An right" answered the man, and In ave
minutes be began piiins the money on the
counter.
Az he laid the e5O0 packages on the counter
the negro's eyes grew larger and larger
Finally. when twenty Of the packages had
been placed before him, he looked intently at
them for q moment and then, with broad
grin on his face, said:
Use jist paralyzedl Gimme q dollar n .
half n you kin keep de rest till I call agin."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17

At Bethlehem, Pa, Eve hundred furnace
men employed at Cranes iron works struck for
restoration Of wages. The pay was reduced
10 per cent last March. Five furnaces have
been banked and work suspended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17

Dr.. Mellow has sent In his resignation 10 the
medical society OF Charleston, q. c. They have
declined 70 accept it and intend to expei him.
He was blsckballed there when be nrst came up
for admission. The druggists also refuse 70
put up his prescriptions
Miss Mary Tibbstts, the daughter Of New
Brunswick n p, Who was arrested in Nontreai.
Accused Of impersonating an EnglishmanS
widow and Of conspiracy 70 murder, vas w.
tsrday honoeably disehargsd iron custody.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17
L fhoTiI ABLE INVESTMENTS. DEPRESSED
l. Ok SAIL

oh sA-h BoUsEs
,t7l4l D near 5tb ST. me-. Two-story, si1-room.
(7z+J I5tn uear ST. NV. Two-story Frame. lot
i6J3j oh Ie4r P st. NV. Two-stOry Brick seven
FOCUS spd ee,4ar; $1,000.
BrE s :. "a and s.L and
t1-5' lZth lie ween 4. aud . sts NV. 1hree-story
t7VsJ i3tA. oet. and St.. Two-story Brick:
eight roVs.s bath, aud cellar; $500.
Ihres-story aud Cellar Brick eight aud ts,h;
t5-5I Beautiful Three-story and Basement Brick,
Con anine doureen roo,s sitate GU Que Of tns nest
e0rnsrs LII the northwest; 80, bargain at $1,000
.2e5, Southeast corner Of 10Th and " SITS n w..
(-soJ North side oi y, bet. 2IsI and I'D sts
lots ami IL ir0It BY 50 u Price yer square foot
q U4l 18th ST.. bet. Mass. ave. and st. NV. 6J,
Hyaits,iIe MA beauiI- u residence aud attract
i've .ro,,ds al I,oeI NM ross,.pts hot .Hd cold
pavement ali the way.
bes11i1.. s.so, lot Corner u assSron aud ba,Ii
more pike aud Guy ave. bargsin at s5OJ.
mile. Tistrict 40 .crss veil adj ted for cui,
;yis5t f'o Eva Il %Ai irsei l. u" cc So
l. OR sALE-s3,650-s3 $500 CAsH-s35 MONTHLY
VIII re, Tue last Of IL u those Bsauuiul s-slory
an ssd hss1 snan s SsyS,ndoS AID b-eouy Honss
S. sod cso rue pa l."l'S oyn nrs p.ess; two
1.oR sALE-DON,I MISS THEM-oNLY 3LEFT.
i $3.50 ~ s. ESQ, including nee side lot : =
naoutLly Will secure the lretieSt( Curen Anne
u o-st Improved iOcs.ion northeast, Oh two ines,
t~V-siory aud b. buliuilg bay widOw aud balcony,
rOoiis not ~ d cold water hnish. Oak nIAiteIs
built b. dAy-~Jrk W. t. bUkEOhD,
j. 1867 l422 n. \. ave.
IroR sALE-NEw BRICK DWELLING NORTH
u west; tnst nVOr parlOr, library, dining rOOlu.
kitcien aud large pantry secobd nOor, TOUR chambers
aud bath eel.eted cellar Under whole hOure
furnace aid all u-Od IIIps lrice $1,000. III II
kU THEkk a kD 1907 ST Sl3-6t'
EoR sALE-NEN THREE-sToRY AND CELLAR
y br1ck Dwelling. 18th st. NV, three ruOlus
deep tel rUiiS, furnace and all lIlOJ. iuIs Price
20, OOO, d. Re, red IbyuIens at per cent IllEk Il
hCIHEkt OkD, loCs Of. iyl3 Ot'
lSOk SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR UNIMPRovED
rUlerty IN any section VI the ty. fOuI b-sto.y
and barelIIs III OTlCk HOUSES eontziniLg and
bath Oh u 81. 2:ld n. W. Price sU,oIU: also =
large nub-r VI other houses in dferen sections OF
The city tor exchange Tor snInipIUveu IrOIe ~.
AIs1lN +. bio" \, heal Lstsle aud Loans,
1919 ST. n
Room IA. Glover bldg; take elevator je22-Im
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The membership Of the farmers' alliance n

The membership Of the farmers alliance N
North Carolina has reached nearly 100000
MIR. Basil Gordon OF kappahauuock. Va,
whose name is prominently mentioned In con-
nection with the eaectiop a. chairman OF ths
democrauc state committee. has been very "
at bis hume, but u now better.
The New York kaa and E<p,~ss says that Q
rumor u current in political circles which
shelves ex-President Cleveland permanently
and places ex-Secretary Whitney in the lesd =
the democrstic presidential candidate Tor 1854.
Professor Hogan made an ascension from
Williamsburg, n. u, yesterday in Mr.. Camp
bell. air ship. The propeller blade, by which
the ship In stesred. broke while high In tbs ar,
and II u not known where Hogan landed
Miss Angeioza Wilietts, the rich young dsagh-
ter OF Episcopalian parents, became . nun u
New YORK yesterday, much against her parents
viii.
Among the things nov talked Of for eonsbin-
ing into trusts are hossla lumber, salt and sasat
skewer1
Connscsicut will be the next ssass 10 vote o.
prohibition An amendment 10 the oonseisu-
ton viii be voted On in October and ~ as1sa1
y regarded - foregone conclusion-
H. n 6loau q Rosnoks, Va, k.s boon q.
rss>ed tor paasins eeaD1sr1s1s nsas1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17
The virginia Governorship.

The light for the democratic nomination for
governor 10 growing very interesting. The
convention viii meet in Richmond on August
II, and will be composed Of I,52l delegates.
About one-fourth Of the delegates have been
chosen, and mp to this time Mckinney leads,
with 0Ferrail second and Beirne third Rlch-
mond will elect her delegation OF eighty-two ON
Thursday night, and THU will put BeIrne veil
IN the lead, the delegation viii doubtless BE-
solid for him.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


L,OR SALE - A BEAUTIFUL HOME; LARGE
Il grounds with shade. in Mt. Pleasant. 18th st
sended- Inquire ofOwner, C. .. MONTAGUE jyl1-1ws
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP RTy. 7O7 MNw :
- south frUnt. 10 roOIns. and bsth; lot % feet
tnehe- BY I'd alley side and rslr stable price az
Per foot Inquire ll3l 18th 81. NV. ~
L,OR SALE THAT DESIRABLE PROfIhII
npntlng o. feet south side VI T. st. bet Sd and
~ str. NV, AID runuinx back Is, feet a large
two large brick dwelling houses coutaI ming twenty
rootns each aud large stable having wide and side
nieys even foOtO the ground can te advaDtgeousy
improved mis- property will be so to an immediate
the ErOund sIOueL X. II. Z. LEIPULD. sv. cor. 18th
and sts. iyl7-3t
LHOR sALE-AN ELEGANT PLACE on ST,
Il all mod imp. nus, alley in rear: terms very
easy; also House ON Eth ST. near Iowa circle rea-
sonAble IHOS. Z. WOODS son,
YI7-3t Pacific Building q a st. NV.
E,o-. sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HldE ON 9Th ST.
son, Psc nc Building. GA Il st. NV. ylf-3
I,OR sALE-l4O3 Dist ST, TEN ROOM, THREE
Il Story Brick. four roons dsep, deep lot, cellar,
furnace $1,000 cash. b .lxAce To suit -,
Slo-Jt A. j. NHlTAkkR, l3d11< ST.
lfoR SALE MORT IwEsT = THREE: STORY.
Nine Room Brick Iarlor dining ROOM and kltchen
on nrst roor; side and rear ahey furnace; IOx92.
I,OR sALE-6RLAT BARG sIN-oNLY ONE LEI
Bricks; sIeskng tubes EaI'ered tbrUnghont; all
modern inproy ments ABS LIST ST ne REDUCED from
$4,000 To 81 500. WRIGHT sIOCkEII,
ny ST. $40 ST. NV.
l,OE SALE = HANDSOME NEW IREssBkICK
y ayMlndOw Front six rooms aud bath Brlck
provenen Is easy terms very cheap 3 1000.
tylo-3t' WhIGHT & STOChETI, $40 ST
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

EoR sALE.IHE ENTIhE CON- FMS OF GEN
q; mans stable consisting OF Handsome styIsh
Bay AS;s yssss I'D; IL hands: an ,Itrsorqinary
e a Dsggs S5sy Ss H. h-na s
.nia,.i one Small fSns ehiIdrsn sind Kind and
sGhs SS " eSdEsn sia sr Ess
sisss. bl.ntet. ko6es Sc All Viii BE- sold sepsfaie
teeIans horses. Any In search OF superior sreles
S 70 sSen a. ~ the a red s
gamer For an examination and trial Of Horses ply
s siSSR # stable rear Of residence 1901 NV
E,oR sALE-CHEAP STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Stnall OrOcery store doug fair business; god
sssnd f0f liquors s00d reason for 'eins y 9:t
EoR SALE OR CHARTER-THE ELEeANTs STEAM
da.Si eapIe, ss H.l long e lss, ~a a ~ sss
a 7tE-.t i ferry ~ every ''0iAf 0 T1 6 Ken
EoR sALE-A BARoAIN WORTH NOTICE-A
md Fri Sa s.aS. .sf iSSs ' S
E9R sALE-RIyLR SAND By CART OR BOAT
cun.eerlAnd'. Boa, House; F,s,. Wharf.
Ol6lm Telephone $685..
For sALE-A coUPELETTE IN SPLENDID
Ell. ID s.. sn DC isG G Ct 5ffn S.h s. Law
1eoR sALE-ELEoANT LIGHT VICTORIA pole
and shaitsL n.ade 10 order rs Grcsg BOwe, hill
oSsrd value 3s SCI DSu6ie and sinxle HSrse sS'
Apply Private Stable. lOU4 18Th ST. NV iyl0-3t'
1toR SALE CHI AP-MEAT AND PROVISION
4 store-Nul sell cheap tV retire frUIn business
has JUST been newly apered and painted; IN nrst-
Glass csIndiuon- Address NJ Z L.. star Once.
Nl5-3t.
EoR sALR-T0 HARDWARE DEALERS, CAR
4 y nters and Builders: leo to $50 tons Of sab
Mehnts. Sorted sizes 10 suit. JAS. BA Es. lro1
foQndry, Fresidsnt aid Pratt sta. Baltimore. Nd
Vio-im
EoR SALE TWO FIRsT-CLAss cows AND
II CAN cheap: will do we'll By calling at
LUDMtl0'S. StOtts 81 alton, d. @.
II. and o. X. r. within blocks Of farm. IL LOST
4, Or sALE-sPRATT,s PATENT
II Dig Blscutts lid Medicine,
SCH aID'S Bird store. 81 18th st. NV
book on Treatment Of Logs sent Tree. !e15-lm'
Tor sALE-BAR AND RESTAURANT 7TH ST
y NV. Apply to n. NEUkoHR, corner 7th and Far
e<ut sta NV jyl5-6t'
EoR sALE-AT MILLER 4 JONES BILLIARD
SALOON. National 1hezter Buiiding-seyeb Billiard
Aoles. Two foo tables Ivoro Balls. cues and hacks,
part Ti5~et
FOR sALE-LARGEsT AND BEST AsSORi MEM
~ the lowest cut prices ever offered for cash and
20 trsde Columbus bug<1es reduced 10 81 so; CUT
Snarr sprreyxsl25; Day ton ate xtension-top a.
90 % sun.i-se.t surreys. sl20. Al 9lbsr work In
3s2I-lm Cor. 9th and n Y. ave. and i2JU ga Il
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

,oUETEY PE9,PPE ;E TO PrkcHAsE
be situated on Line of railroad and distant
agent should state locat price TERMS and all par
neui RS OF interest to buyer address v,,,,rn
jyle-5t' Star ofhce.
.oR sALE-AT EVANSVILLE. A GOOD SIX.
L ROOM tottage: lot lOOxl 80; good water; side
jyi6-st b Il WAHSL il's' c. s-' SYS st. NV.
ItoR SALOON The 7TH-oT. ROAD. BR GIT.
Wood = arm containing 30 acres; II sold at once
TI6-3t b ii. WARNER CO. sI6Fs st, NV.
OR RENT OR sALE-oNE OF HE HAND
rooms 10, and cold water bah, and . latest I'm,
prOvements House surrounded by Beautiful Lawn
his Tearing or hard of bnest fruit garden planted
iaise stable for terrls Sc address e b. Star OF
An INvEoTMLNT FUn LADIES'
SILK CULTURE
Is industry that is especially attractive to Ladies'
The easy work. the short aud the Large profit are
inducing many to enter the
SILK Colony AT
oDENloN.
time.
As q country home the natural beauty and sdvsn-
tages Of the situation Is ,urpassed.
Az an investment it is frst-cass IN every respect
ODENrON'S
Success within the years will surprise even
the most sanguiue of her colonists Those who buy
now will reap the harvests II the future.
A FEW MORE LOTS IN THIS TRACT FOR s325
SOUTHERN SILK ASSOCIATION.
iyl6-6t 40 NV eth st.
I.OR SALE-FAhMS MAR TENNAILY1UWN-
Il % acres adjoining the farms If Gen. Drum,
lessrs glove yde and Go .dshoruugn. f.Unting ON
bOth the Rockville Pike aHu the IiYeT Road Fine
agricultural laId Win nigh aud bvGuluul villa .tes
and AZ The IrIce, 10 yer acre, the de-
slrble Speculative properties III the In hart
or as y whole. OF terms apply " DULANEI AVAIL
l.NO, 1870 st. NV. iyI5-lw
1, Oh SALE-oOUNTRY RESIDENCES AT STA.
i TONS Oh MetroI olitan aid BAiiInOre Branch.
baltimore aid ohio, ,-UO 10 $1,000, a. QUO aid
SH,UUU- btautlIul Lois at Cole e Para. Induce
Inemts " builders JOHN U. JUuNsO-,, 92S ST.
iylZ-lw
I, oh sALE-oN NET BR d. l. a., BUILDING
Lots, Cottages, ana @, u tFS Homes, grain
dairy and poultry iarlIs To stations sIleu
did tlnDcr Lands. CUOkE u. LICkETI, 81 ST.
IL g. S-2m
II ROOM BRICK HOUSE: 10 ACRES OF iAhD,
I K garden, aud frult: III Bl.deusbu,R : D u
MARION DCCkLII.
Je2e-lm Attorney -al-Law, BiAdeLsbu4g x, Md
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4 COMFORT RETREAT, POPULAR RESORT IN
\Aountains VI Maryland near Har er's cry, home
comforts aud country advantages ulexcelled W. M
CLARK. Keep TrysL Washington county. Nd.
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Fined for Contempt of Court.

Harry Richardson was in the Police Court
this morning for contempt Of court failing to
appear az witness on the 18th instant He
stated that Officer Proctor notified him TO ap-
pear and had paper in his hand, but he was
advised that 1t was not legal Summons q the
paper was not read. 4 dne Of Is wss lmposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17

GUNNER BOARD--OLD BROOKS MANSION.
SBro0k and. ID. c. ~ miles frvm city; altitude 2O0
ieet cool house large ireSh due shade trees
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Il An assortment of second hand Bradbury Upright
aud Square IianOs. hearty all fully war
ranted also for SAFE che large STOCK Uf Planes and
ORGANS OF other well-knowr makers, slightly used,
winch am selling on easy payments of 80 and $40
monthly. f. 6. SMITH
Am l1.l0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17

S,PRING BANK FARM, TWO MILES FROM ALEX.
- Andria onvenieut Tor gents I'm Office trains
twice day; fruli, aud milk IN abundance nigh
W. tass
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1,Ok SALE-DON'I MISS THEM-ONLY LEFT
! $3.50 ~ 81 30, Including nlce side lot; -
naoutAy Will secure tue pItiert( Quren Anne
II test Ipf owed fUc..ion northeast. two ines
t~-siory aud onCk buliullg bay WiLdw aud balcony,
not AID cold water. nnish Oak nLAlIteIs
built b dAy-~Jrk- W. l. bULEOhD,
d l3-Ot' la22 n. A. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17

The remains Of Walter Taylor, colored, who
was found with bullet hole through his wind
pipe near Elkton. Nd, have been brought here,
and the funeral took place to-day. the inter-
ment being in the Harmonial cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-17
COUNTRY BOARD

ROALDEkS WANTED AT LOCUST HILL;
~ hea4thy location Jul view Of nou.i tains Col
hose shade. fresh fruI,s, Vegetable milk aud ice
Apity j. N. ChAaILLiN, thiICIilOnt Louuoun co., Va.
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