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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21
TIE COURTS.


No important issues were filed in this
court yesterday. A motion for judgments
on the pleadings in John NJ. Moore. adj
ministrator, VS.. c. L Newman ct al, was
| overruled.
| A motion to dismiss an appeal in Kirk
| patrick VS.. Hendryx ct al, was sustained.
| A demurrer of c. C. Phillips to reply of
| Cooper, in s. w. Cooper vs.. W. h. Phil
| lips ct al, heard and taken under advise
ment.
! A motion to require plaintiff to separate
causes of action in Mathewson vs. Smith
was overruled and twenty days given to
! answer.
a motion to require plaintiff to separate
| causes of action in Wichita Savings Bank
VS.. John Vandine ct al, was oyerruled and
twenty days given to plead.
| A motion for default of defendant in
| Martha A. Fitzjerrold VS.. Yates ". Fitz-
Jerrold was stricken from the docket.
| A motion to vacaUe judgment and for
! leave to file an answer to A j. Miller vs.
W. l.. Carlisle was stricken from Its
| docket
A motion to strike pretended pleading of
| Hoover and Young from files in Steele and
| Walker VS.. Otto Weis, L. i. Mallory ct al
was sustained.
A motion to quash execution in D. B.
| Mcdonald VS.. Peter and Jane Coggshall
| was sustained.
! A motion to require plaintiff to more
fully set out and state his cause of action
in Bailey VS.. Sadler and Rosser, over
ruled.
| A motion to discharge punishment in
| B. Lombard vs. Eta T. and B. Cerow,
heard.
A motion RI diSp,;cc cont aoaiu st defand-
ant John Burwell IN Mcknight and Hines
| VS.. I. u. Burwell, ct al. over-ruled.
A demurrer to first cause OF action by
culp in the Meriman Park Land Co., vs..
George w. Hutchinson, ct al. sustained
and ten days given to plead.
| A motion to make definite and certain
the cause of action in J. J. O'Connor VS..
Joseph Leeper and Daniel Slosser over
ruled and ten days givan to answer.
| A motion to place cause on trial of II. L..
! Smithson VS.. John V. Hume, administra-
tor, and John Houck. minor, sustained.
| In Badger Lumber Co. vs.. j. c. Wood
man, ten days were allowed to file new
bonds.
Mrs. ". f. Lease who has been making
| herself proficient in law as practiced under
| the statutes of Kansas, yesterday made
application to Judge Reed for admission
to the bar. Attorneys Hume, Conley and
| Miss Merrill were appointed an examining
committee to consider the lady's qualifi-
cations.
POLICE COURT.
Judge Museller's docket for yesterday
showed the disposition of S. Logan,
| charged with drunkenness at the rate
| of IS.
John Rossler for leaving team uuhitched
was found guilty to the extent of ST.
Jim Collins, a plain drunk, was fined IS,
and execution suspended until May 20
Z. Roller, charged with selling liquor,
| was continued until April "a at 8 a. H.,
| and bond fixed at $500.
A family broll between the Fullers and
the Nolans, who live on Thirteenth street.
resulted in charges and counter charges
which were dismissed all round, the court
administering word of caution about
future conduct.
JUSTICE COURT.
All the Justices courts were busy yes
terday with civil work OF minor import
ance, but no work of a criminal nature
came up.
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HIPATIA.

Hypatia will meet tomorrow, April %,
in regular business meeting at the resi-
deDce of Mrs. Ceilings, SIP West Central
avenue. The first quarters dues are now
due. ELLA G.. SHIELDS. Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Kings Daughters will hold bust
ness meeting next Tuesday, April %, at
Mrs. X. CoX's rooms, 149 North Emporia.
a full attendance is requested. The soci-
ETY. has new line of work
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21

WICHITA COUNCIL KNIGHTS KADOsH, NO. 5.
A \. Scottish Rite Masons on Monday
evening at o'clock for election Of officers.
d. 4. MITCHELL, Secretary.
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Mr., Z. f. Brando. of Chicago, is the
guest of his uncle, Col. 5. f Jocelyn, and
will remain in town for some days. Mr..
Brando says he has come 10 the conclusion
that never before in the history of the
world has there been such a seemingly
united effort to lie about a place as has
been agreed upon by the press Of the
country in regard to Wichita.
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Mrs. W. l. Threlxeid mother OF Mrs. !.
7. Fig and sister of Mrs Capt.. T. B. Car
Ter. OF Indianapolis, arrived IN Wichita
yesterday on a visit ia Mn Eia1.
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4 WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE.

1t is understood that the final arrange
ments have been made by which Mr. A.
Knight, OF ST Louis. and a heavy property
holder in Wichita, will erect four or five
story building on the southeast corner of
Market and First streets for a wholesale
dry goods firm that has long laundering
for a foothold in Wichita. The building
proposed will have a frontage of fifty feet
on Market and 140 feet on First street. and
will be a fitting companion to the five
story Sedgwick block on the opposite
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-21

A very pleasant social was given on Fri
day evening by the young peoples society
of christian endesvor of Lincoln street
Presbyterian church at the residence of the
pastor, Rev. s L. Hamilton, 1913 South
Emporia avenue. An elegant lunch
social, games and conversation engaged
the company tor several hours
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RELIABLE TESTIMONY.

Among those who testify to the merits
of Allcock's Porous Plasters are Mrs
Henry Ward Beecher, Hon. Samuel j.
Randall, Cyrus ". Fold, jr., Hon. James
w. Hustled, Charles ID. Fredricks, Henry
King, manager Seaside sanitarium, Hon
f. L. Pitts, General F. B. Spinola George
Augustus Sala, Marion Harland and Sis
tiers # Charity, Providence hospital, Wash
ington, D. C.
Beware of limitations, and do not be de-
ceive6 by misrepresentation. Ask for
Allcocks and let no explanation or solicit
tation induce you to accept substitute.
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POLICE COURT.

All the Justices courts were busy yes
terday with civil work of minor import
ance, but no work of criminal nature
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Piano. Invitation Ia DanSe. on
Weber Tausig ....... Mr.. John Shastid
On Tuesday evening few of the friends
OF Miss Jennie DEAN surprised her by q
farewell call at the home OF her brother
Mr.. H. II. DEAN, with whom she has been
visiting for several months. Ii was in
tended as Il farewell tribute of respect to e
young lady whose charms have won for
her among the young people Of the city
many admirers, and who thus sought to
show their appreciation Of her in her de-
parture tor her home in Button, Ind, for
which city she left Wednesday morning.
The evening was very pleasantly spent
in the prevalent social amusements.
Including pigs in the Clover etc,
and AT an early hour" lowing
10 the cessive climatic disturbances,
outside, over which they had no controll
the Young folks babe the affect onste
farewell and LETT for their homes, wishing
MISS Jennie safe journey and happy
return bone. and hoping, too, soon TO re-
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.
PRINTERS.
PROPOSALS.

DR0POSALS FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES FOR THE
IL u. ). MARINE RPS,-HEADQUARTERSC :.
MARINE CORPS. CHAMPIONSHIPS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., April 3. 1889. Sealed Pro
pOsals, in duplicate will be received this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ of the SIXTH DAY OF MAY
O'CLOCK VI OF the SEVENTH DAY OF MAY MKT
for furnishing Fuel and until TWELVE O'CLOCK N.
of the EIGHTH DAY OF MAY NEXT tor furnishing
Forage, to the United States Marine Corps, or
of the following stations from the LIST July,
1889, 10 the Both June, 1890, viz, Portsmouth y.
H.; Charlestown, Mass. Brooklyn, v. Y; Philadel-
phia and Le-gue Island. Pa. Annapolis. Md WASH
Island and San Francisco, Cal Sealed Proposals will
also be received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ. of the NINTH DAY OF MAY MKT for furnish
ing Supplies, consisting of Cloths kerseys Flannels
Blankets, Hats, Helmets, Military Stores. Broons,
Brushes etc. TO be delivered at the Office of the As
posas Will also be received at this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. of the TENTH DAY OF MAY NEXT
for furnishing Stationery To be delivered at the office
of the Quarter master, Washington, j.. C.. All sun
plies To be delivered at the places named free of
pense to the United States. Speci fcations blank
forms of proposals, and all information be OBJ
tanned upon APPLICATION al OF the stations named
ington ID. c., and Assistant Quarterinasters 2I6
South Second street Philadelphia Pa, and 81 San
some street, San Francisco, Cal This office reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids aud waive de-
fects, and bids from manufacturers regular
dealers in. supplies only will be considered Proposals
be made for one more articles, deliverable al
more stations and will be considered separately
endorsed proposals for Rstions, Fuel Forage Sup
plies or Stationery the may be- and addressed
TO Major II: b. LOWRY, Quartermaster U. S. Marine
Corps Washington, ID. c. ap6-law4w
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

IroR sALE-PSYCHo-PATTERN SAFETY BTCY-
4 Gle, ladies' or gentlemen's. balls all over. Best
English make. Best lamp, bell. satchel and tools.
Apply by letter or after y. m, Mr.. PALMER, soy
oth ST. NV apl-6t'
Tor SALE-THE LARGEST STOCK AND BEST
y variety in the city Of Agsies. Ex.-Top Phsetons.
Surreys, and Spring Phaetons Miniature Phsetons
Nlctorlas; Doctor Phaetons speciality, and fifty diff
ferent kinds Of business wagons and tcks sole agent
for the Columbus Buggy Co. vehicles; trouble 70
show work whether You buy not. j. T. PROBFY,
cor. 9th and \. Y. ave and 1890 SD st NV mh9-im
EoR SALE-THE otto" GAS Engine RE-
Il Qures no boiler; avoids all expensive attendance;
TO loss OF time: handling of fuel Send for circular
and price list u. BALAUF, Ag't, 73l 9TH St ME
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The Catholic societies in New York are takin
measures for participating in the centennial e
Washington's Inauguration.
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Il G:57 Pa Sc Or kstes6 60 3 Piers Ct sw :3r s3. 80
959 Pa ave Sc or. et0 l03l 9th ST. ne.
1870 10th ST. NV, III. 90 1888 6tn St lie. Or 20
!43l D. av. NV, 80 Green's alley water -
$40 ST. NV. ,Orstore 80 1873 Buy. ST. ne, 3
4O3 H. Or, MI 500 1927 4th ne, Or & eel 10
l4O3 Col. St NV. ,6P2J4O lll6 Nj ST. e., )
l4SI NJsy Or, mi. - IL Pierce ct s.w, }r. 3 80
1885 9th St ne. 81. - 30 226 I'd St 5 e. ar -. \
80 Sth St ne, Or. .22.JO Rear 1910 G., ID
b3I Pa ave. Sc, Jr-....2O STORES.
OBJ Ia aV. se.or. ,inl.2U 637 Pa. x. $40
! O2g 18th st. H. G. 81. 20 63y Pa ave 3 @ 40
114 9TH 81. Ii. e., 7r..2O STABLES
49, 9th st. ne, Or. $50 Rear 81 ; st.. al O
m12-lm SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY. 927 Fnw
EOk RENT-NEw BRICKS AT $3.50 AND
\ Sl22O' not far from Pension and Printing bureaus
on Belt line others in W below Museum ON 9TH ST.
lire. L. A. MCINTYRE, 9lS f. lnhS- I'm
/, ORkENT-13l3 and ISL RHODE ISLAND AVE,
now occupied by first assistant Postmaster General
and Commissioner of Pensions will be vacant trst of
April This property is located Immediately
the late purchase OF the vice president Apply to j.
SHEDD, l5U1 Rhode Island ave. r6-I m
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

INoR SALE Oh TRApE-2o0 ACRES fRINE
II land GAINESVILLE. AlAtchua Co.. Fla 40 acres
near Baldwin. Duyal Co.. lila. l5o acres superior
farming land in Madison county. Wis. - aCres in
Dent Co.. Mo-, railroad and town. Farms in
Virginia and Mary lSnd. containing from go 10 3 600
acres; viii exchange for encumbered property IN
Washington city or District of Columbia
THOMAS A. MITCHELL.
mh2O-1m A3{ st. Room &
I,oR sAIE-LoTs AT FOREST GLEN MD. THE
Il most beAutlfu location tor a home outside Wash
ington; only = N. and Sc. per foot. J. X. HERT-
FORD, l+23ls st. mhl6-Sm
L,oR sALE-THoSE MAGNIFICENT VILLA
L, SITES OF TO ACRES, on RosSLlN
AND OVERLOOKING TIE ENTIRE CITY, SUR
PASSING ALL OTHER SURROUNDINGS OF The
CITY FOR HEALIHt ULNE :, SIGH Illness AND
CHEAPNESS; ) To CENTS PLR FOOT.
1. II. SlPHERD 4 CO.
mh1Alm 1921 ST.
SEvEN- ROOM DWELLING on r. r. AVENUE AT
CHyattsyIlle one minute walk from station, l,SOn.
also country farms. Address MARION DGCkETT
Attorney -at-lSw. BladeEsburg, Md. mh1-2mo'
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Ex-sIayor Clymer VIII Welcome You,
May 23

From the Daily Eagle Reading. Pennsylvania.
READING, March 26, lSS9-To the honorable
governor and the mayor of =: Evergreen
Place" environed by trees, evergreens ;xalso
fruit and grapes.
While in Washington Ono capital in Europe
or Asia more beautifully on Inauguration day,
mailed YOU the able and patriotic speech OF
President Harrison. Also accurate map of said
city from government surveys, and a sketch Of
notable men. civil and military, then at our
national capital copies can be had at STAR
office). This visit 20 Washington recalled Wv
idly TO my mind my first visit TO the capital OF
our country, March 81, 1896 L was then a
young groom on my wedding journey. Presi-
dent Polk was then in power. 1 attended the
state reception. Everywhere flowers the
sweetest gems of brides and groOms, the Ian
guage of angels whereby they write on hill
and vale eternal truths. The rose (the
flower peerless) hung up by the ancients,
emblem Of secrecy, not a word spoken 70 be
known outside the walls of the castle Our
blessed Lord exalted welded life in dignity
by his first miracle, turning water into wine.
The three great events in life birth, marriage,
death. OF these, two come 20 all. Thousands
die childless The three recalls to us the Holy
Trinity. The lnapproachable Except by
prayer and inscrutable Almighty God.
Number seven is wonderful In seven DAYS the
great universe was called into being by our
great loving creator. We visited Mount Vernon,
the home of Washington, the Supreme Court,
halls of Cnngress, national observatory, Con-
gressional cemetery and other lions of the city,
and returned to beloved old Reading with
bride and sister Mary, after delightful journey
which will ever live in fond memory's store
house.
On the 23d day of bonnie lovely May, and al
ways, / shall be happy to welcome you TO my
home to witness the safe and rapid operation Of
my fire escape to rescue human life from the
calamity of burning buildings. Fraternally and
respectfully. DANIEL Boz RDEAU CLYMER.
(May have the pleasure 0f your reply prior
to tyepty-third Gayof MAY.
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WASHINGTON DANENHOwER,
apG-3t III L st. n. W.

HID.
1880 Riggs st. NV, 6rS35
i 81 Rigs st. NV, Or. 30
1906 lGtn 81. NV. Or. 30
l3Os StA Il. NV, 30
1924 18Th st.n.w..Sr....2o
rs LIST II. S.w.. Or......l0
90 LIST 81. s.w.. Gr.......lo
IL LIST st. s.w., Or.....l5
1888 Both st. NV, Sr. IA
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An ALLEGED INSURANCE FRAUD. - Frank
Kohler, treasurer of the Peoples Mutual Ac-
cident insurance company Of Pittsburg, Pa,
made information yesterday against Mrs.
Hettie b. Garfield, wife Of the late James A.
Garfield a prominent merchant, Dr. H. T.
Campbell and Christ Martin, charging them
with conspiracy 10 defraud the company out Of
$1,000, by representing that Mr.. Garfield died
Of an accident, when in fact he died Of con-
sumption
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CPECIAL : 500 YARDS CHALLIE, SLIGHTLY
= dsn.ged By rain in trsnsP9rtston yin be PLACED
and pm, at 21<c per yard. Positively will not be
sold at any other time during the day Clarks n T.
spool Cotton. &c. per spool
: BLUMS
ape-2ts 745.747 sth ct AZ
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have several thousand acres of Mineral Lands in
West Virginia; also many lots in the Rio
BoEito, California also lands in Alabama For
Their particulars call or address
THOS. +. WAGGAMAN,
81 street II. W.,
ap4-3t Washington, d C.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GLASSES IN PAINTING AND CRAYoN FOR DE
" partment clerks. from to O'Clock. Inquire at
the ART SCHOOL Room %. Walter building, 1910 +
st. ap6-Sts
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PR9aPpossAIssr E9R EHRN,sHING 4sINcH CAST.

DROPOSAIS FOR FURNISHING 4S-INCH CAST
IRON WATER-PIPE AND CASTINGS.-OFFrCE
OF MAsHISGroN AQGEpucr, WASHINGTON, c., March
20 1So9-Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be re-
ceived ut this Office until noon, WEDNESDAY, April,
TEN 1889 for furnishing and delivering in the city
OF Washington. %. eco Enea feet less of As
inch castiron water pipe and such special castings
may he required for increasing the supply Of
the city Forms and specifications be obtained at
this office The United States reserves the right to
reject any and all proposals. The attention of bidders
is Invited the Congress approved February
20; 1885, and February %. 1857, Vol %, page 333
and Vol "a, rage Ala, Statutes At Lyrge. JOHN NJ
WILSON, Colonel, U. s. ARMY. mh2o-4t&ap5.6
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New ROUTE TO NEW ENGLAND The establish
ment of the b. 4 o. train service 10 New York
opens up a new route 10 Boston and all other
New England cities. Passengers can procure,
at b. a D. Offices, through tickets TO al princi-
pal points in the New England states. Baggage
checked through TO destination.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

345 z At. s.w.. Or. 800. so
3:il Va. ave. w.,7r....l7
SOo 4 = sv.. tir. H. 40. 80
81 y s.w- Or, w. L. 80
4oS y s.w.. = r. W.. 10. 90
! Cor. Union and VI sts.v.f2
l22J Maryland ay.n.e.4rl0
333 Mclean av..5r. .12. 80
% VI s.v., 4F......-.-...S
lOl1 Sd s.w.. IT. WI
l13 l. ST. sw. ,5r..........S
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PERSONAL.

J,oR EASY SHAVE OR FIRsT-CLAsS HAIRCUT,
4 40 TO the LITTLE STUDIO around the cor. OF 4th
ST and Pa. BOB 18th, opp Millard's operated 10y
hrst-class Phiadel phia white artists mh23-lst
" SORRY 10 HEAR YOU ARE ILL WISH
Ne could be with You Hope TO hear OF improve
ineut soon. b. IT.
NO JOKE OR HUMBUG-A WHOEVER PAST
~ middle with ample means, no children no ln
cllmbrGnce of any kind. would Ike TO CORES iond con-
Mentally with lady IN like situation IL tEis meets
the eye OF such one. please answer, GIVING true
name and circumstances, age Sc, to MlDOMEk. star
office apt 81
/ WILL GIVE $40 PER MONTH To ANY ONE
Il securing me a situation Is watchnIan IN bank
any public building. Address J. b. s.. Boz II. NV
('INIL-SERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send Zoe TO
5. W. FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
mhS-lm' Southwest cor. sth ana h SIS. NV,
WM. WILLIAMS. GEO. ". MCElFRESH. AU1Ho
w lied Private Detective Agency. Communications
Promptly attended TO and strictly confidential Oce
Olen all hours. ". WILLIAMS. Manager, 9SU h NV
myi-l2ms
nIyoRCES-A. GOoDRICH, ATToRNEY-AT LAW.
DIS4 Dearborn ST, Chicago: advice free: twenty
one years experience business quietly and legally
transacted. sel5-s.lu,th,4y
EUsTHs OLD STAND is TUE ONLY PLACE
- where nrst-class Second Hand Clothing to
sold al respectable prces. Address call Oly
NV. Ayl
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hLNCANSON DKOs.. Auctioneers.
MoRTG AGES SALE OF SCHOONER HENRY r.
GIBSON, HER TACKLE AFpAKEL AND FUR

by virtue OF mortgage, dated June 20. 1857. and
recorded same day IN the custom house baltimore,
Md. IN LATER No Fl folio o. Nc. the undersigned
the lluEtEaEecs therein named. will offer sale,
public auction: 70 the highest bidder, SATURDAY.
hkli- SlAiH, lSSg, az NOON, at Mhcatley's wharf,
near the tool Of Oth street, ticurgetowu District n
Columbia the whole Of the schooner vessel called the
'HENRA r. GIBSON"
of Baltimore, Nd ~ tie burden eiEhty-nine s5lOO
lSS luu) tons OF thereabouts. together with her
Masts, Yards, SAILS Rigging. Anchors, Cables, BoAts
Tackel. Apparel and AppuItenances.
Ipfln.
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ao,.s PETER C. STIRUyEN.l Mortgages

sE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE TNCIFMENr
weather the aloye sal, Is POSTPONED until SATIR-
DAY, AfillL lHlklEENlH, $50, sane hour and
place. PETER 4. SIRITNEN.y
aiHi-l IiS- / MHITE MortkAeees.
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ap4-3t Washington, D. C.
FOR sALE-DEsIRABLE PLACE AT BRIGHT
safSTFf AH2 zHsSfE
1907 st. NV. ap2-6t'
EOR, sALE-.IDLEWILD-A LOVELY NEW HOME,
appendaEe to cit, home Address GE0. W. BELL,
I AMP FOR , aAAEpEN MING; i NEAR STATION
per month Box l, Benning, ID. G. ap4-3t-
II o LEASE - wooDLEY. ON wooDLEY LANE,
fifteen minutes drive from Boundary with furni;
ture ready for occupancy heater range and hot and
COLI water has frstclass barn and carnage houses,
cmpiete oGti OF farming utensils can be leased With
the place. two ne Alderney Cows just fresh tor sale
CRANE, PAKKIs & co, Bankers. Ebbitt House. "
GARRETT PARk-vERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR
monthly payments; the only Metropolitan Branch
SUBDIVISION with avenues and paved gut
sr FL NRY fPeITs apS
mh26-tmyl
NOR SALE-22O ACRES OF LAND. ON LEES
- burg turnpike, mile from Falls Church, miles
excellent neighborhood, with schools and churches;
s s nd DARN Of water ~ tent good
terms Apply to or address ROGER ". Gull,
mhl3-w&s4w E Fayette St, Baltimore, Nd
a. new eS >, The yo %o
with stable and ice house and 1--WE of and good
property key "a the premises. Price e., 900 Apply
to l. B. TUkNBULL, 900 Capitol ST., Richmond, Va.
mh2S-eod ut
EoR RENT A FINE FARM IN ALEXANDRIA
IL county, Va, the farm of tie late BAIL HALL.
known us the Homestead" Halls Hill, Alexandria
good dwelling. The land is in good condition and well
oae the paw SIS ns
Asxandra, VA or g WALTER HALL Halls ail
IVOR SALE-25O CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
IL FARMS AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES in i'm
mediste vicinity OF Washington; finely adapted
GROWING. Call send for new bulletin Just issued
mh14-lm I. II. SYPHERD b CO., 1921 ST.
"A suitable for hotel. for rent Address A,
p. o. Box IA.
mh22-lms Berryville, Va,
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LOST AND FOUND.

I oST-MARCH d. A MASONIC RING: M
lLtlas G b. A. on inside; 50 reward will be paid IL
turned TO 1Us St NV. ARTIST.
L OST-THIS MORNING on VI, BETWEEN 9TH
IL and 1tE, or eth between aud W. sI,ecia-
Giles and case, useless except to Finder viii
please return 10 451 VI ST. and receive reward. It,
I OST-SI0-APRIL 4. 20 HALF DOLLARS ~
L paper wrapper; 80 reward on return TO 1905 4
ST. 1t
I ,oST-APRIL 9TH ON nth ST CAR. APOCKET-
~ DOCK containing about S33 Reward IA re-
turned TO 1907 W st. NV. 1t.
,OUND-SEWFOUNDLAND DOG WITH COLLAR
Il and name "Brund." Owner will please call for
him and pay charges. ". II. MCGINNISS, 354 Penn
sylVanla ave. nv ap5-.3ts
I oST-A LARGE SCOTCH COLLIE; WHITE COL
lar and breast; tail tipped with white name Dodo.
Reward O1 ID 81. NV. ap5-1t.
L OST-LADIES' GOLD WATCH. PLAIN HUNTING
~ case, stem winder; small Twisted Gold CHIN
attached Lost between March II and "a. Liberal
reward. Address Box 3, star office. api-3ts
i oST-TWo SMALL KEYS TIED TOGETHER.
1Iaeward If returned to 1871 Corcoran ST.. or 80
10Th ST apJ-H'
I OST-A RED IRISH SETTER DOG ABOUT =
~ months cd Finder Will receive liberal reward
Dl returning TO l4OI 3lst 81, Georgetown d. Cs5-B
I OST-A LARGE MASTIFF DOG. APRIL l. NEAR
- the corner OF 9TH and q stS. Color liElt buff
Liberal reward Will be paid If returned ~, lth st.
NV. aIJ-ot.