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Electricity I'm the Hearts Beats.

From the Philadelphia Press
DIR. Augustus Waller of the hospita, schools
has recently made a number of experiments
showing that it is possible to detect, by exist
ing electrical instruments. the electric currents
generated at each beat of the heart Two peo-
pie holding each other by the hand and con-
nected with capillary electrometer give evil
dence Of electrical shocks through each other
The hands of single subject dipped into two
basins of wateI in connection with the electro
meter, give detection of the instrument at
every beat of the pulse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03
ANACOSTIA.

PERsoSAL--Mr. Harry Anderson. son OF Or
Ger l. b. Anderson OF the police force, and
Miss Susan Cook of Prince Georges county
will be married tonight.-Dr A. NJ. Green 10
able to sit up.-Mrs. J. r. Pursell. who has
suffered a relapse from her recent severe SICK
ness. is again improving. Prof. and Mrs. r.
Z. Messer and daughter write that they are
spending tho autumn pleasantly in MInneapo-
lis. Mimi.
NoTEs. Masonic hall has been fitted up and
opened for a department Of the public schools
and is alive with little folks.-Morkmen
have begun laying brick walks on Jackson
street.-EXcelsior team. knights of Pythias
OF Washington will visit Anacostia lodge to
night
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Secretiye Beneyolence.
From the Buffalo Courier.

Two very pretty girls in this town recently
attended service in church where they were
strangers. When the time came for taking up
the collection they found to their dismay that
they had but one cent between them. And
there, coming up their side of the aisle with
the plate, was lovely young man with whom
they were slightly acquainted. They simply
couldn't put that solitary cent in the plate, and
to put in nothing was not to be thought of.
Then one Of the girls bethought her that she
had a small envelope in her pocket. She
pulled it out, dropped the coin in it, sealed it,
and when the lovely young man came along
she dropped the envelope In with an air that
made the collector think it contained ct the
very least q IS note.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03
A Cemetery for Horses.

One Of the most unique cemeteries in the
United States is that at Sheepshead Bay, Long
Island, the burial ground for noted horses II
was established two years ago, and by the end
of the first year three noted racers had found
q resting place within its quiet precincts. The
three in question were Lucky B., Dew Drop
and Porter Ashes Yea. As heretofore. the
common brutes which live out their allotted
days and die without making a better record
than 10 will be given over to the tender mer-
cies of the equine potters' field boss on Barren
Island. which is in the immediate vicinity.
The racer burial ground is beautifully deo-
Grated with flowers and shrubbery, and suit.
able headstones mark the last resting places Of
the kings and queens of the turf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03
THE NEGRO In THE SOUTH.
Proposed National Bureau of Relief
Action of the Blaine Inyincible Club.

At a meeting Of the Blaine Invincible club
colored, last evening, Perry H. Carson pre-
siding, resolution was adopted providing for
the organization of national bureau of relief,
to be located in this city. This bureau to be
authorized to gather information about the
colored people. their condition and the wrongs
they suffer; to report the same to the daily
papers, and to prepare documents proper to be
forwarded to the President. 1t was resolved
that the cause of the negro in the south be laid
before the next Congress. r. Fl. Gleaves, W.
H. Jones' JohnW. Freeman Rev. Mr. Townsend.
Rev. Mr.. Robinson. Carter Stewart and p. Ii.
Carson were selected as committee to
organize board of relief.
AFTER MAJOR MOORE AND CHIEF PARIS.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
central republican committee to obtain, if
possible, the removal of the chief of the fire
department and the superintendent of police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

Five hundred people saw Maggie and Katie,
daughters Of E. A. Stallsmith, q prominent
man Of Hartford, Ind, immersed Sunday night
by the aid of lanterns II was the first nocturnal
baptism outdoors that ever occurred in the
state.
Frank z. Ramsea, . well-known minstrel man,
died at Atlanta, Ga, yesterday Of malarial
fever, after two weeks illness.
The James g. Blaine, IT,, divorce suit has
been postponed.
A Chinese leper was found picking grapes at
Napa, Cal. The finger joints, ankles and knees
were swelled TO enormous size and the flesh of
his toes was dropping on in . decomposed
state.
Isaac Clafin, octogenarian, Of Milford, Mas,
has lost his fourth wife-by elopement
The mysterious killing Of Eva Mitchell in
Chicago year ago IL cleared up by the story
OF man and woman who say they were driving
and ran over her. The culprits were partners
in liaison and kept the matter secret foe fear
Of disgracs.
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Mrs. Smith Left Last Night and the
Work Of Demolition Goes on Today.

Mrs. Jane Smith continued to hold the fort
at the Lochiel house last evening. and it was
some time after dark when her furniture was
removed to Mr.. Walters storage rooms on Z
street. Exactly what terms were agreed upon
is not known, but Mrs. Smith left the house.
and this morning the street and pavement in
front OF the premises were clear and workmen
resumed their labors at tearing down the house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03
A Peculiar European Custom.

If you don't buy ticket when you get on
train, says Berlin letter, you will be made to
pay fare from the starting point Of that train,
no matter il it was 500 miles farther than you
had actually rode. When you get ON the guard
never asks for your ticket, and You go to your
destination. There you are fenced in and
The ticket Is the only evidence you have that
you got on at "a way station, and II you have none
they take it for granted that you got ON ct the
other end of the line, and charge you accord
ingly. II You haven't money enough to pay
that you 90 to jail.
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A Star-eyed Belle.

From the Epoch.
The wearing Of monocle, cord and all, by
pretty brunette in New York restaurant at
tracted no little attention the other day. She
had bright eyes and seemed good with them
(as is said of the pugilist's ists) even when not
using the monocle. 1t is true that one swallow
does not make a summer. and SO one female
wearer of a monocle does not establish the fash
ion, but should other ladies follow her lead
there will be wailing in dudedom over the
adoption by the fair sex of the distinguishing
badge of the dude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: H. B.
Davidson to P. J. Inch, pit. SO. 9O7, g. Julius
p. Vinson to same, do; q. J. b. Hill to G.
II. Hammond, subs and 8, SO. 1912; sl,543.55
b. F. Leighton ct al. to James P. Lewis, lot q
blk. 10, Brookland; S525. Jonathan Root ct al
to =. ]. Inch. pit. So. 907; s.. John Miller to
c. w. King, sub lots 80 to l04, So GA; 81, 1887
w. Z. Wright to G. II. Maurer. sub sc, So. 9l6;
s.. b. Z. Keyser to II. NJ. Baker. lot 8, So. 6.
of $50; $1,000. b. F. Leighton ct al to c. N.
Myers, lots - to %, block 30, Brookland. g..
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Real Estate Matters.

B. X. Plain has bought for $4,000, of F. Il.
G. White. subs 9 to 81, square 1855, the entire
square bounded by I'd, Sd and E streets and
North Carolina avenue southeast.
W. II. Swarder has bought for "a. 500. of G.
W. King, sub 80, square 635. 16 by So II feet on
c street north between North Capitol street
and LIST street east
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AUCTION SALES.
Eo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer, s36 st.

4 NEO. W. SllChNth, AucLoleer, S3O St.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY On GEORGIA AVENUE AND T.
sTkEET SOUTH BETMEEN SIXTEENTH AND
SEVENIEENTH STREETS EAST, IMPROVED
Bi TWO-STOKY FRAME DWELLING
KNOWN AS No. l62l STREET SOUTHEAST
AND LARGE OUTBUILDiNGS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the Goth day of
May, AID. 1887. and recorded in Eber 1857, folio
2i9 ct seq Of the land records Of the District OF Co
lubla Will sell Al public auction in front of the
premises MONDAY, the FOUkTEkNTH DAY OF
OCTOBER, AID. 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, Part
Of Lot numbered two 90, in square numbered ten
hundred and ninety ne u09l) in the city of
Washington, in the District OF Columbia, being all
OF SAID lot except that part conveyed to Salem H.
Hurley beginning at the northwest corner of said lot
and running thence east along the line of street
southeast th ~ t0J feet, thence south eighty one
dividing line between oIs numbered two (J and three
90 III said square. thence north ninetyone S feet to
the place of beginning and containing 2.OlO
feet Of ground less. The part to be sold
tains seyenty-two hundred and seventy tive 7.27o)
square ieet of ground more or less, fronting T.
street southeast thirty U feet and Georgia
sixty 1.-TWO (62b feet and is improved by two-story
frame dwelling and large outbuildings
Terms OF sale Ole-hIf cash and The balance in one
and two years from date Of sale with interest payable
semi ualy. secured by deed OF trust the prop
erty sold or all cash at purchasers option. All
veyancinS and recorng AZ purchasers cost. deposit
Of one hundred dollars q 1OO) required ut time of
sale II the terms Of sale not complied with within
days day Of sale the right
fautng purchaser after three days public notice
such resale III some newspaper published In Washing
ton. DC. JOSEPH PATCH, Trustee,
oc3-eo&ds 0lO Rhode Island ave.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- The difference between . loose vague
boast and an AFFIDAVIT giving exact figures is Q
wide one, and Of great significance to person
interested in the statement TIE STAR ssoears
TO its circulation This is q point Of great i'm
portance to advertisers
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FOREIGN NOTES.

A storm prevailed on the Black sea yester-
day. A number Of Turkish vessels were sunk,
Involving great loss of life.
By the capsizing Of boat on the Rhine at
the village Of Reese, in Germany, Yesterday five
persons were drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03
The Particular Mr.. johnson.

From the New York Sun
sis there q Mr.. johnson in this carp called
the conductor, as he entered q coach on q Le-
high Valley train and held up telegram to
view.
There isl" replied three men in chorus, a.
they rose up.
'But this dispatch is for John Johnson"
That's mel" replied two of the men, while
the third looked relieved and sat down.
(which Of you is married." continued the
conductor.
II ami" both answered.
swell, think this dispatch relates to the birth
Of twins at home and is congratulatory."
"That lets me out, thank Heaven!" ex-
his brow, while the other flushed red and
white for Q moment and then received the dis
patch.
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Charged With Drowning Her Baby.

Yesterday afternoon Sarah Coates, colored,
Of 5l4 4th street southeast was removed to Jail
on a commitment by the coroner. She had
given birth to an illegimate child on Tuesday
and yesterday morning drowned it The dead
infant was sent to the morgue, and after in
vestigation by the coroner he committed the
mother to jail TO answer for the murder.
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How His Boys Turned Out.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Visitor Cooking at the photograph arbumS
'You have fne-looking family Of boys, Mr..
BiIkerson. And they all seem to have turned
out remarkably well This is Hiram, isn't it?''
Mr.. Bilkerson (proudly)-'Yes, that's Hiram.
He's in the theatrical line. Gets $I50 O week
for merely doing little speciality business and
singing what they call q topical song. Hiram's
q good deal Of genius. That next one 10
Christopher. He's the vice. presideni and
manager Of base ball club. Made $4,000 out
of il last year and didn't turn his hand over.
The one on the next page is Oliver. He owns
the fastest PAGER IN any fourteen counties
around here. Built q fine brick house out OF
what he made with the animal last year and
the year before. Yes, my boys are doing pretty
we'll come out with me 10 the barn L"
visitor-"But you have another son, hsvenS
your"
Mr.. BiIkerson (reluctantly) -"Ye-e-s. Bis
names Gabriel Hes professor Of Greek, OF
theology, or something Of that sort In college.
Gabe Is Q good enough fellow in his way, bus
he doesn't seem 10 get ahead Come out 70 the
barn, Mr.. Swackhammer, want 70 show you
my new span of grays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

At Terre Haute, Ind, Catherine Catell, who
has been in the insane asylum for treatment,
fatally, and had to be taken to the hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

Edward L. Randall hes sued the Chicago and
Rock Island railroad company for $4,000 dam
ages in depriving him, - he alleges, Of every
Opportunity of earning livelihood ct his pro-
fession e Q telegraph operator by black-listing
him because he was an organizer Of the ordcs
Of railroad tslsgraphers, benevolent sssocisp
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, e36 F st.
IKUsTEEs SALE OF House NO. 1902 STREE.

NOkTHNEST.
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, recorded in
hber No. 1854. folio 437 ct seq, one of the land
records for the Distrei Of and at the request
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the following described property situate il City
Of ashington, District of Columbia known and de-
scribed rs lot numbered Ia in Cotnan, executor and
trustees subdivision Of certain lots square ~
sold subject TO certain deed of trust TO the
sum OF about s22Vo E1act amount will be stated at
time of sale.
Terms OF sale cash. 500 deposit win be required at
time of sale Terms to be complied with ten days
the property will be resod at the risk and Of
the deisuitipg purchaser All conveyancing aud re-
cording 1T purchasers cost.
JOHN 7. ARMS, r.
oc3-eod&ds GEOtw. S1ICKNEY,( AEosseesI
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MONEY TO LOAN.
A JOURNEY THROUGH THIBET.
Experiences of MIR. W. W. Rockhill In
the Country Of the Lamas.

TRAVELLING UNDER DIFFICULTIEs-CURIoUs Gus
TOMS OF THE PEoPLE-AUToMATIo PRAYERS
AND MISUNDERSTANDING CUSTOMS REVERSED
WHY FORMER EXPLORATIONS FAILED.
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FOR lighthouses.

Fsh hFsi ~ 1: :ss g
is9a 81 - NV" 5Yr .iS 81 Va s33I 4. ne.
isfi fa!S & NV 3 81 Is +: ss;' s!-{sssSS
fess 1s!$ z III ess . o.. fssS
ISS1 iS'h.s No. 1884 :. 3. Sr
435 I'd st. NV. 4e J892 G sd st. NV, Or 1879
9is S:a ~ nx. isr 70 5i q St e. ..
GA 90 2oI4 sth St ps;w-er ~ 90
i5ie SIN 81 St n NV, 90 g 5oI 3 sx
35S !. IN g 81 3 sta Il ats
2sss 50 1923 III + ). sE Ne.
i gs9 9tS DIS St los t9 ,6 n.s i
sSS sesh NV sr iaS LA th St st. ss pr iS
507 i3th st. .e.7r.25. 63a Gordon ave-, Ar SO
I9i2 7th st nv $3.50 10th , st W. 3r...7
itts sErs R.ss I5 4sn s:
I0I Sth ST. me-, Dr. % 9l6 list n w.......1O3O
81. sea t'h ST. ne 3 sT ii WAIVER CO.. s1s Fa.nw
1yOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED
z0i ave ssos 80 I5x ss9 e st i g
14i5 Mass ave. TSr i46i ssous fought ST.,
Papsnt Circle I4r 200 Sol DIST 81. NV ST. 60
l2l6 18th st. NV, 13r2OO 60i 18TH w.. Sc 81
si2 10th st n, "; o. 2ol5 Hillyer place. Or. IS
~ I6 tsS Is9l ST. n W. Or
l413 st. NV. 11r. 242s 4th stn.w Or. Al 81
IDS St sos st h st. NJ S Sr 80
wv S1sr is saa s.sSls1 1907 Caroline ST.
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Conn ave near h. 15r. $500 Conn av mr. IT. &C. 81
Hsa at NEAR st NEAR 10Th
mr. ls st. s si ne Sth 4ps
NJ Mas, NJ SIN 200 sSsh St NV.
Il 3 from
se2S 1924 + st. II. W.
Fo1REa R r. n - ,CoKCoRAN sTol9 ROOMS
ERMANN. 1903 st. se2S-6t
EOR RENT HOUSE AT FOREST GLEN. MD.
J. II. HERTZ ORD, 1419 st. se27-1w
LOR RENT-FRoM OCTOBER 1-13O1 2IST ST.
NV very desirable corner brick residence con
electric bells and all modern improvements; house
beautifully decorated and in perfect order.
,..o THos. J. FISHER CO..
Il HOO 18th ST., l2r 5000 Stable rear 1897 st. s25
l112 18th St II h St me-, Or. 80
hppiy G' to ST. Or o. JAMES E n GREEN
se23-1m Real Estate Broker, laos st.
F9R: RES S1:;j HAVE q. one OF THE MOST pc
for rent furnished at $500 per month; finely ocated
large and 3 hall rooms. will rent for months one
u term of years the premises have every mod
seSGiit jNo q. PhEsc6T APe i4iS st. NV.
INOR RENT-GEORGETOWN-TH THREE
IL story Room and Cellar House; 1902 3Oth St :;
st. NV. se3O-lw
IrOR RENT
II l72S 10th St, near Senator Sawyer's house .s75
12V2 2lst st. and New Hampshire ave- 90
1928 St, Dupont circle. S55
i5@4 18th 5SI biost s DUPONT p1n
Stable near corner ConIecticut and go
FUkN ISHED
1924 10th st. near Dupont circle. 81 900 year
1914 10Th ST., fronting Dupont circle $1,000 year
% IT'D = hS
13l st. NV, II rooms 81, 700 year
l2O2 LIST and New Hampshire 81. 500 year
CHARLES EARLY
se2S-1m SOB 14th st.
LNOR REST-ENTIRE BUILDING NV. CORNER
IL 9TH and l. NV: has elegant large store grade
door and II rooms above all i'll good order will lease
to responsible party at low figure If taken at
W C. DUVALL, 925 st. se2S-5t
V,OR RENT-A NEAT BROOM BRICK HOUSE;
u mi. ia st. ne. S25 per month key next door.
9th st. sell-3m
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LoR REST-oFFERED FOR RENT FOR THE
y hrst ume-that haEdsOn.e Corner Property House
% rovms arge grounds and stable the northeast
corner Of Massac hCsetts ave. and lth st.
he interior OF this House beautifully finished
and furnished throughout il elegant style. and
Gle Of The most attractive homes WASHINGTON. VIII
o ltssed Tor season or term VI years. tor
years unfurnished II desired Apply premises to
sRl4r5R JOHN sHERAAN co. l4O7 u q :
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FOR lighthouses

nor REM
II 1908 st. AR. eco 23096 Champaign sv Ss
2Ol1 ST.. Sr. fur 10 100 Congress ST. ne,
20l6 ST.. ST., unfur. As 5r.................lO
2l49 Pa av.. 90 Str 22d sts II so
se2S2v GEO. ". LISKINS. 10th and SITS H. w.
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EOR RENI-FURNIsH
II near Massachusetts, ave.
In excellent condition and
from top to bottom: no Oh
this Is the best bargain OF
city rent 500 per month.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IL Connecticut ave., 1t great sacrifice o13,o00;
owner leaving the city. Apply CHARLES EARLY.
603 4th at. se30-6t
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IyOR sALE-NEW sIx-ROOM BAY FRONT
Bricks, Sd near +, d 9Th, near 9th; all me-
$1,000, $500, 49, 90 and $4,000; cheap for cash
or monthly payments WRIGHT b STOCkETT, $40
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oc3eolw
EoR KENT-

EOR RENT
- GA 18th st., 11r.s100
s2l U st. NV. IL rs.
all IN f-.................6O
33u 9TH 81. sc. 3r., m.L-55
400 LIST st. i2r., m.i....4j
l4G5 Bound n. W., lOr.3j
1O33 6thn.e. 6r.. mi 20
lC2I 9th ne 6r.m.I. 16. 10
12O3 u St Sc, 6Is 1890
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EoK RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

lyl5 stn.w-12r sS7 30 IL B st. n.e ,1lr...s7o
House in lexington. 76 y3l ST. lOr 40
quo Del ave. ne. lIr go 2O9 5r., g..l5
123O Union St IL 30 l!.fy VT n w., l2r so
FURNISHED.
10Th 1t. bet. X and 5, per year. steam heat a. ZOO
Sonn- ave. bet. and s. lsr, year....... $500
xlst St bet K and 3. lSrs. per 1,s0O
10! st., l2r. per month $50
III VI 81. n W, per month. $50
loO3 Vermont ave. W, pei month. 125
2O2 Delaware ave. n. "; lQrs-. steam heat. ITO
seo3l2t. iS01 -
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HEBRON 4 RAMEY.
1907 st.

Rear 3O5 9Th 8. e-4rsl0.30
7l4 18th St 3 e., or.....l0
4 Green's alley NV, Ar. g
Rear 1910 Sc, LIST d -
Rear l21U ! Sc. 2l a.. 3r.6
1880 Miller's ct. Sc, or
3S "a Piers CT. sv. ,3r.3.50
STORE.
631 Pa ave. s.e..........So
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ED HOUSE. 18th ST.
,, IL rooms Tits house Is
! is completely furnished
cap furniture in any part;
q furnished house IN the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-03

TrOR SALEM GEORGETOwN-CHEAP FINE
Il home or Investment on 30th st. N; three
story room; all modern improvements. Apply 70
CHALMERS VOORHEES,, l4lS + St n. W. se30-1 / W
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L1OR SALE-wE OFFER SOME VERY ATTRACT
y i've and Complete 9 and 7-room Houses ON street
between 4th and 9TH sts at reasonable prices and
on easy terms. For particulars apply to
swORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

INoR sALE-FoUR NEW HOUSES JUST READY
II for occupancy. in the northwest; all the mod.
imps. handsomely papered throughout; prices. re-
spectively, $4,000, S95OO, 10000 and $4,000.
b. r. WARNER { CO, 9I6Fstn.w. oc3-5t
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se21-lni

T,OR EENT-TwO GROOM BRICK HOUSES 210
II and 2l119 st. n w. with hot and cold water, cell
lar and BATH all in good condition Inquire al CPS I'd
ct. NV oc33t'
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EroR sALE-13l1 Q ST. NV, 10 ROOMS AND
Il bath, in good repair.
STEIGER LIEBERMANN,
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lTOK SALE-THE HANDSOME RESIDENCE OF
Il the late Senator Yulee, located near the intersec
ton of Connecticut ave. and 18th ST. below Dupont
circle. The property is Of the finest i'll the city
and the house contains paror, 8tory, music
room, library dining room, large sitting room hall
and buffers pantry main floor; five chambers with
dressing rooms attached and bath room second
floor six chambers, bath room and cedar closet on
third floor three servants chambers and two store
rooms in attic; basement contains billiard room,
kitchen, laundry, drying wine cellar, servants
dining hail. furnace and store rooms electric bells
and wires for lighting gas chandeliers approved
system of steam heating porte cochere and all modern
improvements the house is handsomely decorated by
Tiffany the lot contains ga! square feet q ground;
oc3-3t FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN, 14:}7 Pa. ave. NV.
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EOR REM HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
IL House: most desirably located; near Arlington
Hotel, overlooking Mcpherson square; particularly
adapted for III. C. foreign minister. lola 10th n W.
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ISOR REST-EOTEL WINDSOR, COR. 18th AND
Il n. Y. ave. Recently remodeled and repaired
throughout steam hes; and electric bells located on
square opposite Presidents house, L. 5. Treasury
State. War aud Navy DEPARTMENTS pass door foI
all parts Of city. Address j. W. MARIN. Washington
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-28

NEW coal companies: The Nilwood Car
bon Coal Company is one of the new cor
porations of Illinois; the Greenwood Coal
and Coke Company has been incorporated IN
Arkansas; the Petit Jean Coal Company,
capital stock $1,000, 600, headquarters at
Little Rock, Ark.
On account OF the annual spring migration
to this country of European stone-cutters,
who return to their own sod when the busy
season is over, the Stoue-Cutters' Union of
New York has requested the mayor 10 no
tify the contractors for the new municipal
building that American citizens only must
be employed upon 1t.
TIE Fourth Of July, Labor day and Wash
ington's birthday Of next year have been
set apart by the American Federation Of
Labor as the dates for the holding of mass
meetings in the interest Of the eighthour
movement. The movement is 10 eliminate
May l, 1890, on which day general demand
will be made for a working day Of eight
hours