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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
MAINE WOODS ON FIRE.

Augusta Sept IS (specaD.-Flres are raging IN the
Dead River lumber district and lumbermen here arc
much concerned over the fact. fire has broken OUT
in Chain Pond Township and bids fair to spread eX-
tenslvely The long-contlnued drouth has parohed
the earth untl the surface is dry as finder anu dhe
fire runs readily. About five years ago a, Dig HIo
ragged In this district and lumbermen were losers 10
the amnnnt OF H15O.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

Chicago. Sept. 16.-To-day's game was pitchers
contest but miserable fielding spoiled it all. An
1rewss batting and daring base-ru running won Inc
ZANE for the HOosiers.p The score was
istnsno .......... o 9 9 / 90
Basehits-Indlanapons 5, Chicago 6. ErrOrs-lndian-
,poIIs : Chicago o. Pitchers-Boyle and Hutchinson
UmpiTe-Lynch. -
A. aw-Uayen-NeSy- Haven g, Lowell s; first
game. Ncw.Haven 3, Hartford o second game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

New-Haven, Conn, sept. 10 (Specia,-Thc annual
election of the New Haven school district which
held to-day, resulted in the election of James A.
Howarth Samuel X. Avis and Max Adler TO the Board
of Education, by majority Of about 200 This
complete victory for the free textbook party. and
inlres the adoption of free books in tho public school
The campaign has been a bitter and great
deal Of personal abuse has been INDUCED in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

PRETTY EASY WAY TO GET MARRIED.
The peculiar ideas that some Christian scientists
entertain about marriage seem to have been waited
over the ocean to Poland. Mrs. Ethel Grodzmisd,
Polish woman forty years old, landed yesterday at
Castle Garden and announced that she on her
way TO Utah TO Join her husband Samuel. 1t ap-
pears that samuel cOurted Ethel by proxy and married
her by letter. She went TO Utah yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
THE COURTS.
HER STORY AND HIS STORY.
A WIFE WANTS A SEPARATION ON THE GROUND
OF CRUELTY. AND THE HUSBAND SAYS

OF CRUELTY, AND THE HUSBAND SAYS
SHE HAS A BAD TEMPER.
The domestic troubles Of l.. A. Morton and Annie r..
Morton were placed before Judge DAILY in the Court OF
Common Pleas, Special Term, yesterday. They were
married on June A. 1868, and have two children she
seeks separation, charging him with cruelty ana
failure TO support his family and says that In Juiy'
1888 after her husbands return from visit to Den
mark young woman named Doris Hanson, whom he
brought from that country was installed as mistress
Of his household and treated his family badly some
times locking up tho food that they were compelled
TO go to bed supperless.
lie is a builder, and his wife says he Is worth
$50 600 fIe denies this and all her allegations OF
ill-tpament and says that she is woman OF un'
governable temper, uses profane language, is ex-
travagan and has threatened his life. The case was
adjourned in order TO give her an opportunity 10
present, answering afidavlts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

he presented them for payment It found that tho
defendant had only 80 cents 10 his credit there.
Grinowsky said yesterday that the suit was scheme
on iasars part to get back the diamonds, because
ne says, showing that he has paid for tho goods in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

Includes sales OF $4,000 barrels September "a
81 al ola 81 90 10
Refined oil was unchanged at 100 cents per gallon
In NewYork and Philadelphia and 40 cents In Batl.
more.
Foreign quotations-M Antwerp the market was
shade higher II 3fG II rs francs but unchanged az
Bremen al 05 marks and at London at 3 34G Cd per
imperial gallon.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FrancI.co. Sept. l6 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

EaTned. runs-Washlngton 3 New Yofk O. IW [ss
Ns-BTown Richardson . Home runs-Tlernan ward
stolen bases-Hoy, Mack DAILY. First base on balls-Of
o'Day 4 of Person 4. Struck out-o'Dsy q, Fe[son g.
Passed balls-Brown y. UTpire-Knght. Tfme-1 Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

at work on her have been suspended The orders oi
Naval Constructor +. r. BOwles TO this Navy 1aru
have been extended to October 1892 and he VIII coma
plete the Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17

The BrOOklyn players had an OF DAY yesterday. THO
team starts for Philadelphia this morning. The Bride
grUOms play the Athletics to-day, Wednesday and
Thursday, and Washington Park on saturday.
The MetrOpolitans defeated the GOrhams at the Polo
Grounds yesterday afternoon after interesting game
Darkness stopped the match at the end of the seventh
inning. The Indians were unfortunate In their
fielding, but won the game through superior work
al the bat running Oneh hand catch by Reipschager
the feature Of the game The score follows
ss cl6SSs .,.,.........:.S Q Q $
The Metropolitan aud Gorham teams will play again
o. the Polo Grounds this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
HOW THE LEAGUE RACERS STAND.

GIANTS LEADING BY SIX POINTS - LOCAL
GAME.
The Giants took the lead in the race yesterday and
now excel their Boston opponents by six points.
The New-York, Philadelphia and indianapolis teams
the League games yesterday, the Cleveland Pitts
burg game being prevented by rain The record is as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-17
FIFTH RACE-SELLING. MAIDEN TWoYEAR-
OLDS. FIVE ENRLONGS.
SIXTH RACF-SFLLING.
SALE OF THE sPENDTHRIFT YEARLNGs.

. Doubtful starter.
Firs. race a. , y. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
Flower Thieves I'm the Parks

The parks throughout the city have been
beautifed with flowers and shrubs, and as usual
the vandals, who are prevented from depreda-
tions in the daytime by the presence of the
park watchmen. visit the reservations at night
when the guardians of the place are supposed
to be asleep. But fortunately, the regular po-
hcemen are not always asleep, and sometimes q
pilferer is arrested. Lincoln park has suffered
from the work of flower thieves and the officers
have been on the lookout for them. Last night,
about IL O'Clock, when Policeman Stahl was
watching the park, colored man gathered .
bunch OF hyacinths. The officer placed him
under arrest and took him TO the station. He
gave his name as Henry Taswell. This morning
in the Police Court he claimed that he had not
been here very long; that he was unacquainted
with the laws and would not have committed
the offense had he known il was wrong Judge
Miller gave him warning against repetition
of the offense and imposed a ine OF IS. The
sentence was suspended with the understand
ing that if the offense was repeated the sem
tence would be enforced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

S,NOis SALE-S-RDON BRICK. MOD IMP, IN PER-
feet order. Pa ave, near Washington tircle. lot
front two streets Irice. $4,000 New 6-rOOm brlck
lie Ir,it FaFE, IlJt imp, b. sold very cheap
lWD Groom bricks, I-utet t. lay III per cent On
au.0uu' a~A-d- DAVIDSON x DAVIDSON,
ar:l-''V SlOF 81. INV.
VvOB SALINE ARE AUTHORIZED To SELL
tuy tVO-Stpry ana BASEMENT Brick Residence
truG--tt trJT'. ON 9TH -. next 10 the corner
ii OH and sts. for $1,000. It's pr xiUIty 10 the
CITY HAL and tension LUleag tIy render tliS most
desirable location Tor lawyer patent pension at
tOrney. The lot Is ..Jzt+.
FITCH. FOX & BROWN,
Gp1I-3t l4.i feunsy lyaHia ave.
rNpE SALE-FINE TWO-STOEY AND CELLAR
4 House, 10th -, near u. = 600, fine corner
hath. new house. nv. lot 1GXSJ. S4.JJU. terms
MdsS near 'th So. large house renting Tor
sl.JDu, $1,000. 1-Tn0In house, \ ST., 10Th,
$4,000. Vi ST. lutI, south IrOuI. lot 21Xl2U,
$500 SlALEl s Banner, 1918 r ii. apll-}t
EIJE SsLE- HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE, BAY
Windows. eleven rooms. hall through Csnter; mod.
lnI-, northwest Ten per cent investment. -. 800
aIil-:I EEDTORD y. WALKER. 1906 St
TIUR SALE-FiSE NEW BIICK HOUSE. GOOD
L location, al sold on HoIt.4ly Payments Fur
tAsr paftsCu inquire az NATIONAL INSTALL
MINI HOUSE. Jl3 9Th st. II. W. ap9eO3t
EEOB >ALE-l31H ST. NM, FRAME HOUSE:
seven ruJ-Es, renting for $50 per month. lot Xix
So. IA -uOu locality II taken ct once, only So 800.
X. NJ MORRISON, l2l.la - NV. Spll-3t
NOR SALE-DEsIRABLE CORNER RESIDENCE
II ~. q and 9th sts nearly new: 7 rooms: all
mode IA INF IOyeIgts cheap Tor $1,000; also, House
adt,lnI.g- Tor $4,000. OWNER, 10 9TH ST. IL.
mills m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
Pain I'm the Back and Hips.

Kate McBurney, 173 Fifth street, Detroit, Mich,
Il was taken with severe pain In my back ana
hips. IL continued 20 grow worse until / had 10
keep my bed tried several remedies that we're
Recommended, without doing me any good then
put on two ALLCocK's POROUS PLAsTERs. They took
the pain away 20 quick that was able 70 be up In
less than twenty-four hours. and In a week wes
entirely recovered. was also cured Of O chronSs
cough by the use Of ALLcocK's PLAsTKks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
The Metropolitan Club Fire.

The long dispute over the damage to the
furniture of the Metropolitan club, caused by
the fire year ago. has been finally adjusted by
arbitration, the whole matter having been by
agreement submitted TO Messrs. u. L. White,
Horatio Browning and VIM. b. Moses. The
arbitrator have awarded the club S4,4l4 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES

IrOR SALE-THAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT
Il the intersection of New Hampshire ave-, Boundary
and W SITS. improved by large l0room frame cot
tage and IroOm frame cottage size of lot, 1861! feet
ON St, about 9S feet on New Hampshire ave. and
1O1 feet Boundary containing 1863 square feet
For price and terms apply to FRANCIS HtFTY,
ap3-1Ot 1901 + St n W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR SALE,,FoRTY ACRES on BRENTWOOD
II road; good house, two miles from Boundary ST.
adjoining Mills station, y. o. r. L.. beautiful sub
division SITE adjoining ground sold for 5000 per acre
III March, price $500 per acre; $4,000 cash. balance
70 suit At BriShtwOod. ID. g., large lO-rOom house.
o acres OF ground, stable, and carriage house plenty
of shade onethird cash, balance two or three
years; $4,000. Is. L. GILBERT * co.
Real Estate, Loans, ami Insurance:
apl3-3 CD 81. NV.
IGOR SALE-HANING SECURED TRACT OF 40
Il acres beautifully situated the b. * o. H. L. and
line Of Sandy Spring X. *. and only mile from
B1ghtWoOu, offer the at OIe-half the cost of
adjoining property. This tract good
for subdivision. and invite the immediate inSpec-
ton OF any DESTROYS OF securing good invest
ment. CAkUSI, EVANS & CARIrSL
apl3-3tt l2.S4 street
no NOT BUY LITTLE CITY LOTS IN THE
kfcouIltry! OF any lots on low malariOus land
home when You can secure land by the only > TO
12 miles from and in tut of this city, in Il to a.
acre lots hign dry and perfectly healthy Prices low
and terms to suit. X. A. IHlLLIPS,
apl3-t 14l9 New York ave.
NOR SALE-AT BROOKLAND, FIRST STATION
Il cut from Washington on Met L. L., near electric
cars, opposite university High. healthy, and beauti
July situated, lots At from 10 10 cents easy terms
also. very pretty cottage. REDtORD W. WALKER,
loOo mh2l-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
LOST AND FOUND.

c1A REWARD WILL BE PAID on RETURN
CIV to Star office OF Black Satchel. containing
b3 pair of gold spectacles and some papers, lost IN
HeighbOrhOoSi Of list and IL SITS. NV. IT.
I oST-A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING MONEY
IL and private papers. Finder retain ney.
heturn papers 10 NAI. L. HOLToN, al q ST. NV.
apl3-;3t'
I OsT-ON LAST SUNDAY EVENING A GOLD
arrow-shaped Breastrin. with pearl setting in CEN
ter OF shaft he der will DC rewarded upon return
ing II TO 229 Sd 81. NV. II.
( osT on THE 4TH INST. HEAVY GOLD
~ rings bOod-stune set: letter K engraved It
Literal reward lSd for return of same to BROWNING
4 MIDDLETON, 90 Pa. NV. apl2-2t'
/ OST-lF THE PARTY WHO TOOK LADN'S
~ Ioc6ettOok 81 Center market AYrll IL. who IL
known, Wlll r, turn kvtau1k IA SANE condition
tahe suitable reward viii be given and no questions
asked otherwise she VAL be prosecuted. koom 1,
12l5 II. NV. apl2-2t'
4 OST-oR SIOLEN-SlUO REMARD-A LAD1'S
~ pm; solitaire diamonds a gold bar: the above
reward Will Ue paid II returned to BELL CO., l4S7
Ienna. apl i-gts
I oST-WHILE OUT DRIVING IN The NEIGH
~ Dorhood OF Connecticut ave. and ] st., Light
Cloth Jacket. The finder will please return 20 1872
81. and receive reward. apll-;it'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
ARCHITECTS,

- TANTON NJ HOWARD, ARCHITECT, MAY
- Building, 9TH and L SITS. II. Architectural
and Mechanical Drawings OF every description
promptly executed by expert draLg Jal jim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
BOARDING.

HJR ST. y. W. FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
VI Dor without Board. one back par or; one large
room on I'd floor hall bedroom 81 floor apl2-:Sts
SIC 9TH ST. NV, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMO-
III - datlons for families at reasonable terms
Good table and all the home comforts Summer rates.
APPS lwf
40 TO THE wEST-END CATERER
w To Strangers and the Public: beg TO state that
L can furnish trst-class Meals. delivered to YOUR
rooms nice and hot at any hour Mail orders promptly
attended to. ". JACKSON,
mh29-lm' West-end Caterer. 1905 X St NV
DLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD. AT RE
Il duced rates for the spring ard summer months t-
GuceInents TO families desiring nrsI-cass aCCOmOda-
lions at summer prices Inquire at AL Z ST. IA. W.
mh2O-lm
THE UBURN-PENNSYLNANIA AVE, COR
Il I'D ST. location convenient and delightful; pleas
ant rooms: nicely furnished; good table: terms rea-
sonable. mi Inn.
OCC 14TH ST. NV; FINE LOCATION; ROOMS
~ - en- suite or single; choice table. Mrs. ID. Is.
STOCkHAM. mil Inn
ENHE WEBSTER, BIB 18TH ST. NV. SIGHT
seers home; central to all points of interest:
lufnlture elegant rooms, with board, 40 to SO;
day. al 10 81. J. A. DEWITT, Prep. jaI4-0In
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FOR RENT-HOUSFS.

T,CR KENT-UNFURNISHED-
Il Cor on Conn. ave liOS z al. NV. S2OS IS
suitable ;ur residence l:;OG ia stu. .O.IU
II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13

aplO2w l4lS st.
IIOI. SAIE-I3l5 CONNECTICUT AVE, TIRE
former residence Of the laIe ex-senator Iulee #
f.uslta- his house built by the former owner
with care. and the that II l. one OF the
Iuo> CaifurJabis homes in Washington. / ne present
owners are willing to sell al about Apply to
aV9-2w 100 i st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
COUNTRY REAL ESTATEl

Il We have several new houses with about one-half
acre of land at GaitnerSburiy Montgomery County,
Md, that can sell tor 81, 900 and $4,000; cash
payment of $500, and balance i'll monthly payments
A. L. HILL X co.
Gp13-eo6t 1888 Il St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13
SALE-HOUsES-

q .'OR SALE-HOJS SIS
Il Cor y and 2lst st. H. W. 3-story brick, 10 rooms
and BATH, al mod. imp, excellent location 700
> ST.. bet l+th and l,Jth Sts. n.w south front, 3
story anu concrete cellar brick, 10 rooms, all mod
mp, cheap, e1.1OO, $1,000 cash, balance in one,
Two and three years.
18Th ST., bet z and SITS NV, one-Lalf square of
Dupont Circle, history new brick, l. rooms, ali
mod mp. lot 2l1OU. most fashionable location
CAta Iest house in the city; 100.
y ST. bet. 10th and lOIh history brick 10
rooms. all mod imp, very cheap; ST, 800.
lIiI St. bet and SIS. BRICK store stable in
rear, lot 2Oxl2O; 5000.
I'd ST, bet and sts NV. 1-stOry brick, all mod
imp, ; large ROOMS, lot 2Jxl40; $1,000.
Cor. ~ anu = SIS. s.W., :-stUry brick, store and
DWELLING @4,SUO
1913 ana 1927 4th st n. e. . 2-story brick. rooms
anu DAt al nod mp, lots lOx10O; rents for a. Is
each: -, % aIId $500.
Is. F. GILBERT K CO.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
apI3-3t go L st. NV.
yvOR SALE-HANDSOME S-ROOM BRICK ALI.
mod InIs., nigh ground, on Mass. ne, street
aPl3-:it' a. >. CAYwOOD, 933 9th st.
NOR SALE-STOP PAYING RENT AND OWN
L Your home; % TO $500 cash, balance ON easy
monthly Payments at cash prices: viii you the
pretuest we-DuJ, > or ;}-stOry house, bay window,
balconies; to 10 rooms hnIsaed III natural wood
Oah IuaEtes; open fire places in the prettest part
northeast; o. two lines Don't fall them
apI;i-:5t' ". l.. BUKFUKD, l4:22 y. Y ave.
E.OE SALE-NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, NEAR
Washington Circle, twOstOry frame six rooms, gas
and water; lot l9xS0; $4,000 REDfURD ".
NALhkk 1905 st apI3-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13

i 80 18th st..str Sdwg. 90
/ 40 l4ti st. store and
r.,1.r ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13

J,OE SALE-HOUSEs-
Il North Capitol, near st. new l0-roOm and bath
blIck finished in natural wood heated By furnace cab
met m2ltes electric BELLS large closets, all
fences, price -. 900.
list, near III ST. n. W. 3-story brick, 10 rooms and
BATH N best order, very pleasant Residence; lot 2Ux
100, frame stable III rear: price $1,000
A. near LIST St L. ostOry basement brick with
all modern improvements. This property is offered
at : 900 less than its value. b. ii. MARNkR Y CO.,
al 1871 90 st. Il. W.
I.OR SAIE-THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF A
Il member Of Congress, CA X St, lear Mcpherson
square; Il rooms bathrooms. and cellar heated by
steam and hUt arr open nreplaces III ell large rooms
UrIce S3O,UUU; with furniture, So. 900 EOr permit
To- inspect apply to TYLER & kU1HLRFO ORD,
aIO-lZt' 1907 81. II.
EOR SALE-NALLACH ST. N.W.-TWOSTORY
Il bay window Brick, SIX rooms. bath, pantry and
concrete cellar, mod. lmps $4,000
apl3-3t REDFOED ". WALKER, 1O06 st.
NOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-A NEW TWO
Il story and basement. Groom and bath, large bay
window, pressed BRICK front house. l7OS 4th st H. w.
the low price OF $4,000; only $500 cash required
balance to suit purchaser. IHOS u. HESSEl * co,
1900 st. Il. W. apl2-lm
IGOR SALE-SPLENDID BARGAIS-EIGHT-RO ROOM
= Brick. IS1iOU, fronting south; near 7th and SITS
e convenient 70 herC,ics and cars price, 49, BOO
A. j. NHlIAkkR, 13O11a / 81. Api2-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13

4 Two seven-roorn frame houses at Gaithersburg
Md. at Sl2 per month. A. p. HILL L co,
aUl:R-pClt L 81
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lhese lots are on Wafer street L street south.
anu each fronts - ST. feet. sale I-.rtmIItuTy.
Terms: OLe-thIrd cash. balance iu siN and twelve
months, with Per cent interest secured ,N deed q
trust deposit OF 500 each lot at time OF sale
Cow anClg, Ac, al purchasers Gust Terms u.
colplied with IN ten days otherwise rSal. al fiSk and
cost ~ deaulng purchaser after uXe DAYS advertise
d. c III NCANSoN pE,,s $3.50
az l:S-d Au,.ft,pSsrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13

E,OK sALE-DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE
northwest section, corner lot 5Oxl 90 with 23xl OO
feet parking, and elegant modern yelling. Apply 10
owner, al 1903 St L. ". Ap5-Im
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-BUsTNEsS PROP
Il erty on St between 9Th and 9TH SITS. n Fine
rr-idence property IN West Washington: brick IL
lot 25xl50 side lot adjoining 24&xl o. Also
5stOry hay -windOwed brick IL rooms. 4O1f Is. St
nv. Also large brick building W.. near Pa ave.
sutble for select school. society hail. club house
ariufn will sell for cash long-t time payments
tede for building lots. farms, western lands.
Sod l1cal stockA THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
RaazO-l@ SS4 h ST., Room 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13

IGOR SALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY
n property-desrable Farm 100 acres. house, barn,
and fruit; between two railrads mile from Bladens-
burg For particulars address p W. BROWNING, 33l
Mlssourl ave- NV. apS-lmo.
a. OR SAIE-HORSE, VIRGINIA BAY GLIDING.
Il 10 hands; weighs ], 100: sound, kind and gentle:
SIX years old smooth trot in 80 better Ad
dress u. 5. BAECOCK, Frederick sburg, Va m2S-eo3Xs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13

lTOK SAIL - ELEGANT TEN-KOOM BRICK
house. ali modern imIrONeIn large VeraHilah.
splendid lo-Etiun, s.vs. cor "a and SIS NV; con-
Ntaient - l. =. Car itOi. cry EIsl and Pension
ice Ior particulars inquire OF > e. MILLS, Gl7
L. ave. ". mil 2-.2Iu
!Tuk SALE - FOUR NEW sIX-ROOM BRICK
houses, with range latrubc, bath. &c two lines
81 street ears northwest section each $500 Terms
easy. Get bulletin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13

E'OR SALE-I ST, BET. 4TH AND 9TH, NEW
bflck house; z rooms and bath: convenient to
business schools and churches $500.
DAVID ID. STONE,
apl3-3t SO6 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-13

NOR SALE-A BARGAIN-ll-ROOM HOUSE ON
10th street extended Mt Pleasant, with $4,000 IT,
Of ground. and having frontage two streets Can
be sold for $1,000 owl.er intends going JOHN
SHERMAN & co. 14O7 L ST., or Il. s. LIPSCONB
18th st. extended, after , O'Clock apl3-3t
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fl'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

sS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, AIlIL TWENTY SECOND, 1854 SANE
HOUR AND PLACE. By order Of the TRUSTEE
apl3-d&ds THOMAS DOMLING, AuctlOueer
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Fronting 55ls feet hat street west between and
streets SOUTH susceptible 81 subdivision INTO several
building lots.
Terms One-tird cash. balance IN one and two Years
al per cent. gay aDle nuually secured ly deed
OF trust or al cash az the option OF purchaser d.
post OF TlUO required AZ tine of safe CoNeN auc.
Sl AT hEser cost Terms To Doe conn lied within
10 DAYS Otherwise right reserved 70 r~e az risk and
cost OF aeiaulting purchaser after five DAYS public
noNcc OF such resale IN some newspaper published in
Nashii,s ton, ID. C. EUNCANsON BROS.
apAD-u AuCtioueers
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, APARTMENTS.
D Fur. fat. n St, bet. 18th
, SlStn lIor summer. 30
D Fur. Hat. SIJ 18th st.
D u.w..-..... $50
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mhlS-4W'

kSOk SALE-tMONG THE MANY FINE RESI-
CeIces otter fo- sale the following. ST. bet
l5tl aid til So. story and basement brick, II
rooms. all mod IIIV. 300
i..ih 81. neIr Iowa Circle Or ....... G.1UD
: 49, bet 10th and 18th SIS. With SIDE lot . 500
l -, let. 10Th aud 9TH st- .-............ $500
lata. lrl Z sui 4 sts. -....... I5UO
Marion 81, MONS. cellar, al mod mp. 100
j. ". T. 1il E-i.S * SOY,
mi lS-Aw- 1870 y ave-
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CHARLES II. CEAGIN, in o.
apl3-dts M.ll-IAM ". nnl0Al- } -Ius--.--


Lot $ fronts 81 feet 10 inches uu Water street near
u and Lot ) il Of Water and streets south
Lots and I. square CO..
Lot : Is at corner ~ First and street south
fronts % 81 feet. Lot Is ON Mater street: near
street south, fronts i9 feet
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BUILDING LOT FRONTING - :l-I2 FEET ON
- HALF STREET WEST. BETMEEN \ AND %

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL EIGH-
TENTH at SIX O'CLOCK. viii sell IA front ii lie
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II FRANK B. CONGER-
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
l4l5 STREET
HOUSES FOR SALE-NORTHWEST SECTION
Mssssehusett ave. $50 600, $4,000, $4,000.
t4O.OOO. S35, 600. $4,000.
Connecucut ave. $4,000. $4,000, $4,000,
$1,000.
Nerm0ntsye.. s34. 600 100000
Rhode Island ave, S3S, 600, S:38. 600 500. 600
loth 81. 100000. s75,OOU, s35 ,OOo
18th 81, s2S.OOO.
st. S05,OOO
h ST. S3l 600.
ST. s65OOO. $40. 600, 100000
st. $4,000, $50 Oo, 81 ZOO, $4,000
Pst. sl5.OOO, $4,000, 47oOO
Y St. 100000.
Hillyer Place. 81 $4,000.
New HA-npsh ave. and 25th st 80 OOO
Houses under $4,000 and unilirrovea ,,rorn-tr an
Al parts VI the city. AOfe'' 1
FRANK B. CoNGER.
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OBTAINED AT OUR OS-
be inspected only by per-
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EfOR SALE-CHEAP--DARk BAY MARE, LIGHT
Il dayton. harness. robes splendid rig Tor pleas
ure or business. Is til st ne. aplo-2t'