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DETROIT, Mich, April s.-A special to the
Ne,os from Sullivan, Mich, says: Forest fires
ignited this town yesterday noon and burned
the larger portion of it. Twenty-Five families
are rendered homeless and destitute. Grand
Rapids sent an engine that worked all last night
to save the Sullivan lumber company's mill
One hundred persons were fed and sheltered at
Ravenna, village miles distant The stores
and railroad depot we're saved The losses ag-
gregate $26,5OO.
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BalI-Players behaved by a Wreck.

WATERBURY, Conn, May S.-Last night n
freight train on the New England railroad
broke in two at Tanners, SIX miles west of
Brewsters, and afterwards one section ran into
the other, causing bad wreck. A locomotive
on its way to a western road was run into by q
derailed portion and badly smashed. The
York and Boston ball-players, was delayed
nearly nine hours and will not reach Boston
until late this afternoon
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Had to Jump for Their Lives.

wAusAu, WIS, May s.-Knox Bros. big saw
mill was destroyed by fire yesterday. The 125
employees jumped through the windows and
down the log-slide to save their lives. Loss,
$4,000.
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Twelve Hours of Steady Rain.

PIERRE, DAK., May s.-Twelve hours Of
steady rain, the heaviest for years. visited cen-
tral Dakota yesterday. In the present condi-
tion of crops IT now insures a good yield u
grain all over the country visited by it.
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Another Fund for Cant Murrel

LONDON, May 6-The fund which is being
raised a testimonial to Captain Murrel, of
the steamship Missouri, who rescued the pas
sengers from the sinking Danmark, has reached
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

DUBLIN, May SACK Hickey, pugilist, got
into dispute to-day at Cork with cab
driver. In the fight that followed the cab
driver was fatally injured by Hickey, who
broke the mans jaw with his fist Hickey was
of manslaughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

Mr.. LINCOLN, the new minister to the court
of st. James, was honored with an informal
luncheon at the Chicago Union League club
last evening. Nearly all the members of the
club were present. Mr.. Lincoln will leave for
his new post in about ten days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-08

INDICTED FOR CoNsPIRACY.-The commission
er of pensions has been advised that the United
States grand jury at Norfolk, Va, on the 9TH
instant, returned indictments against Henry
Williams and Henry C. Thornton. both of
Hampton, Va. for conspiracy to defraud the
United States in the pension claim of Henry
Williams.
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Her Body Found i'm q Pile Of Burning
Brush.

CHEBoYaAN, MICH, May s.-The body Of
Miss Mary Ann Gallagher, well-known lady,
aged twenty-five years, who has been missing
since Monday morning, was found yesterday Q
short distance from her home. in pile Of burn
ing brush, literally burned to . crisp. II -
said that her parents objected 70 her keeping
company with certain young man, and that
this unsettled her mind, and she committed
suicide BY jumping into The burning hssp.
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Large Shipment East Of Thorough
bredS.

CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from Lexing-
ton, KY, says that last night special train of
seven cars left for New York city. These cars
contained SO head of thoroughbred yearlings,
the property Of the Elmendorf and McGrathiana
studs. They are TO be sold In the metropolis.
This il the largest shipment from Kentucky at
one tune of thoroughbred ysaxlingA
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NAVAL APPoINTMENTs.-The Secretary of the
Navy has appointed Charles F. Pierce an act
ing boatswsin and Edward Smith an acting
carpenter in the navy.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTo-DAY-Internal rev
enue. $500. .484; customs, SI,139. l63.
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eF Send copy Of TIE WEEKLY STAB to your
absent friend or relative. 1t costs only one
dollar year, and il worth double that amount
TO every reader.
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Y~ SERIAL. SAY SAYINGS AND BUILDING

g. SERIAL sAYINos AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING.
The eleventh annual meeting Of the SERIAL. saw.
INGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. and also in
conjunction with the the first meeting for the
stock will be held at the associations hail. 81 7th
st n. W., WEDNESDAY, the Sth inst, at 80 O'Clock
pm shares are 81 each, payable monthly, CONNIE nc
ing with the current month The secretary and
treasurer will submit his eleventh annual report ON
Gers the ensuing year will be elected. and
such other business viii be may properly
before the meeting The secretary and
Will be at the meeting at z O'Clock 70 receive sub
scriptions and payments Of dues
KOBT. G. CAMPBELL. President,
6l7 10th st. n w.
JNo A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, Kel-
logg building 1416 + ST. NV. nfy4-4t
ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS DE-
~ posted with me upon which interest y due
slx months more hereby notified 70 call st
and pay interest their goods win be sold ct my
ton. May II. 1858.
H K FULTON,
myl-llt' Pswnhgohsr and Auctionssr.
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EQUITABLE

~ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
First payment
18th issue
May, 1889.
Once open daily from I'm to 80 p. M when sub
scrpon for shares and payments thereon is received
Shares e2. so per month; $1,000 advanced on each
share.
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages of
the Association other information furnished upon
Application "
THOS. SOMERvIILE, Pres't.
JNO. JOY EDISON, Secy. ap29
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TEE EVENING STAR Is served to Subscribers I'm .hs
city BY cArTers their account At 10 cents per
week. or sc per month Copies at the counter
cents eAcn BY mail-postaxs prepald-50 cents .
month; one year, %: six months 60
Entered 1t the Post Once at Washington D. c., -
second class mail mAtterl
TEE WEEKLY srAR-published on Friday-&1 .
year, postage prepaid Six months so cents
t1 All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
no paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known ON spplication
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A NAVAL BOARD, consisting of Capt. R. ".
Meade, Chief Engineer De valm and Naval
Constructor Mintonye, convened at the Wash
ington navy-yard to-day to take into considera-
tion questions as to the size and class of tugs
best suited for the needs of the service, the
cost of which will not exceed the limit of
S35, 900 each. as provided for in the naval ap-
preparation bill. Four tugs are to be built.
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The COUNT OF UNCLE SANS sCAsH.-Treasurer
Hyatt expects that the count of the cash in
New York will be concluded by next Saturday.
Maj. Meline. the assistant cashier. who was in
charge Of the count, was taken i'll and was
forced to return home. Mr.. James A. Sample,
assistant teller has been sent in his place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
9l6 Pa avenue
Storage Departments all above ground my4-4m
HAVING WITHDRAWN PROM THE
~ late firm o. willet a Libbey. shall in few
days open q yard with q complete stock of
soned lumber and mill work. which time the public
viii be notified RICHARD II. NILLET.
my31w
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|. A New BANK.-The controller of the cur
rency has authorized the organization of the
Houston National bank, Texas, capital 800, 900.
Henry s. Fox, president; l.. L. Jester cashier
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e~ ROCHDAIE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.

g., ROCHDA14E COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
Members OF this Society are informed that the new
TRADE CARDS and Lists for the year 1889 and 1880
frvm members named below The old, or brown, card,
which expires April 30 1889 (Of no after that
date should be returned with present address written
across n, to the members of the committee when ap-
plying for the new card and list. Many important
changes have been made in the list of contracts and
members Will hnd II much to their advantage by OBJ
tsinirg the same without delay.
Persols not members can obtain needed information
hy applyins to any OF those named below. ALL meH-
lrs must be in possession Of the card and list or
ibey VIII not DE recognized Apply at once at the resi-
Oeuces Of
a L. Longley, President. SO6 A stn.e
smith Thompson N.-Pres't. 1929 81. NV. A. g. o.
Harsha. Scc'y 9O,j II 81. Cash-rOom, Trey.
4 Nanderhoef. 80 ST. NV, Bureau stat
J. T. NcCGbe, 20 I'd ST. n-e, p. q. Dept
L i. Hunt. 1917 ST. NV, 9th Aud. office,
n W. Smith, 116 St =. W. q. NJ q. o.
John Morrison, 624 Y 81. NV. Pension Office.
y. l.. Gr.dley. 1O6 II. n.w-, Registers office.
Dr, jos. JOuy, 22lS Pa ave. NV, q. q.
John FINN. 5ls 23d st NV. A, 6 o.
q. Is. Sayer. 1C3 18TH ST. ne. =. q. %.
r. j. Young 400 Spruce ST. Treasury Dept
&. V. Easkell, 1900 V 81. NV.
&. 5. Livingston. 2ll2 n st. L. s. Sig. Office.
A. y Meeker 2O1 Sd st. Bu. Eng. and Print'x.
". L Middleton, 10 2gth at, Georgetown.
Edvd Sc xtOn. 1872 Linden place, n. e., u. p o.
". H. WOmersiy- lf2O II 81. II. W., Treasury Dept.
Capt. JnO- \ Haryay, l2.9S G. ST. W. Agri1 Dept.
VI. X Henderson, 105 9TH St II W.. at CIGAR store.
The secretary also be at the latter place for
few minutes each day at IL and 4 o'clock.
By order executive committee.
aP2O-3w j W. HARsHA. Secretary.
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A DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE.
Scarcely Vestige OF Farm Improve
ments Remaining.

TERRIBLE VISITATION UPON STAFFORD COUNTY.
KAN.-DEsrRUcTIoS OF PROPERTY OF ENrKr
KIND, SOME LIVES LOST AND oraKRs SERIOUSLY
INJURED-LIsr OF THE CASUALTIES
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lxS GAS FIXTUEES,
49, I. A VI PS.
MANUEACEI REKS' PRICES.
GUARANTEED BEST QUALITY AND WORKMAN
SHIP.
SCHULTZ GAS FIXTURE CO.
ap29-;}m 1915 st. NV. Sun Building.
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THE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s.B. KAUFMAN, Prest
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LIEUT.. COMMANDER WM II. EMORY has been
detailed for duty at the American legation al
London. He will be attached to the legation
and act under the instructions of the Secretary
of State, but will not displace Lieut.. Bucking.
ham, the present naval attache
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-19

The Candidates Here and the Contest
Seems to be Growing Warm.

All the speakership candidates are now in
this city, and all the various headquarters will
be opened today or tomorrow. Messrs.
Burrows and Reed arrived Sunday and Nc
Kinley yesterday, completing the list. Reed
and Cannon are both ut the Shoreham,
Burrows is at the Riggs, Hendersonis at Worm
icy's and Mckinley is at the Ebbitt. They are
all very reserved about talking, but il is evil
dent that none is so confident as to think his
work is done and each one feels that his case is
hopeful
REED rs SAID TO BE CHAFINa
under the combined effort being made against
him by the other candidates, and is inclined
to resent their opposition as a personal
offense. All indications point to
VERY HOT FIGHT
from this forward. The objective point Of the
fight by the opposition to Mr.. Reed now is to
prevent the votes of New York from being gov
erned by the unit rule and throwing its solid
vote for Reed. II is supposed that he has two
thirds OF the New York votes now and the ap-
pllcation OF the unit rule would give them
all to him. McKinleys friends are claiming
considerable strength in both New York and
pennsylvania, but, generally speaking, Reed
arrays the east against the south and west
Cannon and Henderson are working very
quietly and Burrows is affabiy silent
On the surface there is no sign of the work
that Is actually being done, and the situation
may be surprising to a great many people when
the canvass is laid bare
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Rockville News.
Dndence Of The EVENING STAR.
Rnrvyrrrp Nov.


ROCKVILLE, November IS.
In the circuit court the damage case of
Blaine against Brady is still on trial and prom
ises to last from ten days to two weeks longer.
The grand jury is still in session, many OF the
witnesses before it testifying in regard to vio-
lations Of the local option law.
A corps Of engineers are now engaged in run
ming line for a branch Of the Metropolitan
Branch railroad from Forest Glen station to
Georgetown. Several surveys will be made.
The most popular route in this section of the
county would be from Rockville, along the line
OF Cabin John creek to the Potomac.
Rev. Father Rosensteel, the new pastor OF st.
Mary's Catholic church, this place, held his
first services here yesterday. A large congre-
CATION was in attendance.
Since the election the subject of piking the
principal roads of the county is engaging the
attention of our people and an effort will be
made through the representatives from this
county ir the legislature to procure such legis-
lation will enable the county commissioners
to issue bonds for the purpose. 1t is also
reorganize the Rockville and Georgetown
turnpike company and secure enough addi-
tional stock during the winter to commence
the regarding and piking Of this important
road early next spring. Owing to the heavy
rainfall during the past summer the county
roads are In much worse condition than gen.
orally At this season of the year, and taxpayers
are waking mp TO the fact that IL is poor econ
omy 10 spend from eighteen to twenty thou
sand dollars yecr on ordinary dirt roads.
The nnptials Of Mr.. VIM. Carlisle and Miss
Mamie Walker of Gaithersburg will take place
at tho N. E. church south al that place on
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock
Preparations for the formation of loan and
trust company ct this place are progressing
favorably. SAM
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GEORGETOWN.

SUDDEN DEATH.-An aged negro named Buck
Lacey died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his
residence, No. 3125 street. The remains were
removed to the morgue this morning, where
the coroner will make an autopsy
SOCIAL Notes.-The marriage of Miss Octavia
Woodward to Mr.. S. Bowen Turpin will be SOL
emnized tomorrow afternoon at Dumbarton
avenue NJ. E. church.-An enjoyable and we'll
attended dance was given last night at Linthi-
cum institute hall by the Erminie social club Of
this place.
w. 4. SEYMoUR's FUNERAL.-The funeral Of
w. +. Seymour took place this morning from
Trinity Catholic church. Requiem mass was
said over the remains by Father Kelly. The
pail bearers were: II. ]. Taylor, Jno. Leech,
Thos. Knowles, +. F. Brown, j. T. DYER Jno
Z. Libbey, Mayhem Parker, b. F. Waddey.
DANGEROUS HOLE.-There is a hole in the
sidewalk at the corner of 31st and Il streets of
goodly dimensions, and which is quite danger
GUS. The authorities have been repeatedly
notified of its presence.
Police CoURr CAsEs-Mary Russell. a col
ored woman. whose house faces Rock creek is
the lawful wife of Henry RUSSELL and she OBJ
jects to his visiting any other woman. Whether
he does or not, she thinks he does and yester-
day she went after a colored woman named
Johnson. The result was that she was arrested
| on charge of disorderly conduct This MORN
ing Judge Miller lectured her on her future good
behavior and took her personal recognizance
Louis johnson was tried in the Police
Court To-Day on charge OF swearing on 3lst
street. and his personal bonds were also taken.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following sales of live
stock at Drovers' Rest, d. c., yesterday are
| reported 325 cattle up; all sold. Best, 3S4c.
to &C.. good, Sssc. to $40; medium, Sc. to
SIC; common, 2Ac. to 2s4c. 1lS sheep and
lambs sold. Lambs, SC. to 61sc. old sheep,
31c. to 43c.; yeariings, 4c. to 51sc; calves, SC.
| to &c. 10 cows and calves, s25 to $45 head
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITIONS OF WATEB AT
| AM.-Great Falls-temperature, so; condi-
ton, l. Receiving reservoir temperature, So;
| condition at north connection. 8; condition at
south connection, 3. Distributing reservoir
| temperature, 40; condition, 80.
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AUCTION SALES.
J. ". sTICKNEY, Auctioneer. o3o y 81

GEO. W. sIICKNEY, Auctioneer. o36 n St
sSLE OF A VALUABLE Two-sroRy FRAME
DWELLING HOIsE, NO. 2ll ELENEnTH
THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE GROUNDS.
By virtue Of q decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed on the 9th day OF No
yenber 1889 Ia equity cause No. l2OlD. docket 80.
painants aud Mary w. Ford and Others defendants.
will sell at public auction. in front OF the premises
The THIRTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A d.
1859. ut HALF-pAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
p. NJ, that certain piece of real estate
that part Of original lot eight 81 in square three hun
dred and twenty (32ol. beginning at point IN the
line Of 18th ST. s.w. thirIy-three t53( feet north
from the southeast corner OF said lot; thencs
feet thence due west one hundred uO0l feet sir tUl
inches; thence due south twenIy-one CID feet, ano
thence due east hundred OO) feet sx co. inches
To beginning; the said piece OF land being I'M
proved by twu-story frame dwelling house and be-
ing the improved section OF the southwest part
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the said decree: One
third the purchase money In cash on the day u sale
or within ten GAYS thereafter, aud the balance IN two
equal payments AZ twelve and eighteen months from
liz day Of sale the purchaser ,yng pronissory notes
for the same bearing interest a. six per centum
nnnutu from the Gay sale The purchaser
AT the purchase money in cash on the day Of sale,
within ten days thereafter The ute VIII Dc withheld
loo will be required when the property n sold. Ala
conyeyancing the purchasers cost II the terms u
sale are complied with within ten days afer tho
ay OF the trustee the right 70 rse the
chaser after nye days advertisement IN news
PAPER printed and published IN said city,
WILLIAM W. BOAkMAN, Trustee,
n1o-d&ds Room 8. Webster Law building
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR TILlN9.-wAR DEPARTMENT.
supply Division. November 10, 1Ssy-Sealed pro-
posals IN duplcate subject the usual conditions
NOON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FIFIH.
1889. for rsmoyine cement and laying tiles
10th street northwest, Washington. D. per spec-
6catons TO be bad application 1T the ONCE u the
undersigned. Envelopes attaining proposals should
Be Endorsed .Pfopossls for 1Aying Tics" aud 3D.
dressed 70 n. y. 1HokP. Chief supply Division.
pl9-2t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

IcOR sALE-LOTS 70 AND "a BLOCK 20. ia
iona Park over 900 square feet; ut sacrifice
COOKE D. LUcKErr.
n10-Ss e35 Of. NV.
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BOARDING.

rTNHE LITCHFIELD,
Il 9o6 FoukrEENTH STREET.
Washington. ID. c.
nIo-1m. d. b. sToCKHAM. Proprietor
I .ARGE AND COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
~ hoom with hrst-class hotel accominodatiops At
moderate prices.
nol-lm Inquire at All C ct. NV
7 ARGE wELL-FURNisHED ROOMS WITH
~ nrst-class Board ut the Auburn. Pennsylvania
ave-, cor. I'D st. NV. oc2t-ims
MI ISIS MARY CHERRY, org l4TH ST NV. CON
Az tenlent 10 the 14th-st. cars. Permanent and
Call. oc13. lms
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ATTORNEYS.

DADGET 4 FORREST,
IL ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELoRs AT Law,
4U2 9th 81. Nv.
Telephone 1851. oc3o-ou
EUGENE 7. ARNOLD,
45s Louisiana ave.
Opp City Hall. toc7-3ml wssLlngton. d. q
4 AMPBEIL cARRIsGroN, AITohNKY-Ar-LAw.
ID. &. hesadence. l2ls a 81. NV. d1x
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT OFFICE, RAILING INCLosURF,
j with fne Roll Top Desk. Char. heat amt -as. : -
and $40; call and examine. OTro pUKER \ co,
nl6-1' 90 lOth 81. NJ
1roR RENT-DEsIRABLI OFFICE ROOMS, WITH
= steam heat and elevator service, In the Lehman
building. laps ny. ave. A. l. COUMBE.
nO-lm 1923 NY. ave.
NOR RENT-DEsK ROOM FOR RENT IN LARGE
u roomy front Once first floor.
ns-lm W. hOPklNs q co. 1870 81 NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD FOR NAN AND WIFE, WITH
two children ages three and half and two years
In the vicinity Of 18th and Sta, by Thursday
Terms not 70 sexceed $40 per mouth.
Address Boz 81, Star ONCE. nI0-yts
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

HQR RENT-DEC. 1-STABIE ON 30-FooT AL
n ley, 18th and o SITS. Three Stalls Coachman's
Rooms. water and gas. l44l Rhode Island ave
oc30-2m
t'OR hENT-l.kRGE STABLE AND HAIL ON G
= ST. Bet 18th and 18Th. including LaTle Nard; $40
Ter month Stable IN Of 1888 81 NV, s25 PER
montn: Also Commodious stable being built in rear
o. ISSS . St nv; s25 PER month BEAI-L. BROWN
o SO., ISL r ST. ocI03tn
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FOR RENT-FLATS

ISoR RFNT-CoTTAGE FLATS. 2ll3 n ST NV
, has -Four Rooms on Zach door; bath aud heat .
everything new and in condition for house kcerang
&c; rent So and sac per month. Apply 10 MIS-
COrTS WILCOX. 1907 Penn. ave. NV. ni6-:N
uHoR RENT-l22l 32D ST. wEsT WASHING
st PAINT STORE nol-lnl.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
IGOR sALE-a0O ACREs OF LAND. BEAUTY
fully adapted for villa sites; half-mile north Of
Rockville depot; sloping south and finely drained;
Acres s orR Of sass s0o With 6
buiidings the land Is hne and rises above the sur
niSSt country ss So IKE ISr1 Iuckrrr
II Properties for Subdivision between washington
and baltimore at bargain. SAMUEL BEALMEAE
3lO St Paul ST., Baltimore. Nd nl6-3ts
EoR sAIE-s2.QOO WILL PURCHASE 4 T0s-i
inents cost &l,3V0. SAMUEL BEALMEAR 3I0 81
Paul ST., Baltimore, Md. nl6-3ts
IoR SALE-FARMS-WE HAVE sEYERAI FINE
snc ri'Hss Nd
E0R sALE--vALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY:
4 about 90 Acres, near Benning station, DC; on.
tremeiy Desirable and an immense bargain.
GEORGE T. HOWARD,
nlo-oS- fremen's insurance Co. Building.
i Home in Village Of Linden, 8 miles from city an
barn. Sc 9. acres. web sioeked with fruits ana dow
WALL u more desirable so1Htr piaee saR b
EOR RENTING ACRES, NlNE-ROOM HOUSE.
se1e sSaae sna I rn mt SS
and sta n.e.; sl44 year. Call 1t 14l5 H st me-
lTOh SALE OR MISUNDERSTANDING TRACT
70 acres west f fSGs sias
ARCHITECTS.
o. Won META aoH1r1gz,
..as-su. iai S..s &; s;ss DC
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PERSONAL.


- ID. CHILDS FORMALLY EMPLOYED By Ma
% ional Express Co. Cor helrs will hear something
To advantage by communicating with NJ. ri, star
office. ulJ-5t-
NsDw Is I'VE TIME. VIZ WILL PAY "bItf
IN Money" for first-class Second hand Clothing Adj
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An aggrieved female has just recovered q
verdict OF $500 damages from the proprietor OF
the Turkish baths at the Hotel vendnme. He
scalded her legs and feet by farming on the hot
water at the wrong time.