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Huntin. for a ScoundreI

BABYLON. L. l., July 23.-There is intense
excitement here over the escape o. Eph Mills
after the outrage lie committed on Sunday on
Della Jackson. The police at all points on the
island have been requested to capture Mills if
possible. He is believed to De hiding il the
thick underbrush in this vicinity and his cap
tire Is OILY question Of time.
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Death of a Kansas NIiser.

TOPEKA, KAs., July 23.-S. S. Cartwright, a
wealthy miser, who resided here many years
and was worth at least $3.50, 900 died yeeterday
of heart disease. He was living in garnet and
no one was present at the time of his death.
He owned several large cattle ranches in this
state and had valuable real-estate interests in
this city. lie had two daughters and a son il
Albany. y. y. His will makes an equal divis-
ion OF the property among them.
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Drowned in Presence of His Wife.

ANDERSON, IND. July 23.-Friday evening
while bathing IN White river west OF here,
Scott Todd and Charlie Hoscour. aged ten and
eleven years, we're drowned Sunday evening
Stephen Billby were on the river bank hunting
for the bodies. A rope was stretched across
the stream. 10 this rope Billby was hanging
IL nIid-strgam when he lost his hold He was
carried under in swirl of the water and
drowned In the presence of his wife and two
children.
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A Coal beavers, Strike at Dulutb

DILUTE, MINI, July 23.-AI the coal heav-
ers on the Duluth docks struck yesterday, join
ing those out 4 West Superior in their demands
fer an increase from 40 to so cents an hour
The Pioneer fuel company acceded TO the de-
mands Of Its men and they returned TO work
The Ohio coal company and the Northwestern
refuse TO pay the advance and will holo out if
possible. There viii be no trouble.
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Narrowly Escaped Drowning.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Pahick Ford, of the
IRISH World. who is spending the summer at
Centreport, l.. l., took his wife, child and
lady visitor out for a row day or so ago. By
some means the boat was upset and the party
thrown into the water. Mr. Ford was the only
one Of the party Tho could swim. Some gen
teHen went 20 their assistance with boat and
Succeeded I'm rescning the entire party
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Want the Doctor ExpeJIed.

CHARLEsTOS, S. c.. July 23.-The only organ
ization Of which DIR. Mellow is now a member
Is the Lafayette Artillery, Of which he is sur-
geoL. The veterans OF that company have de-
elded to resign unless the doctor is iInInedi-
Gtely expelled
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The WARM EuyDt.

LONDON, July %. Gen. Grenfell, the
British commander in Egypt, reports to the
war Office that he intends to make a general
advance against the dervishes at the end of the
present month at which time the British rein
f0rcements will have arrived and all arrange
ments will be complete for the movement.
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Terra Gotta Clay i'm Kansas.

TOPEKA, NAN, July 23.-Discovery has been
made that farm directly west of this city con-
tains fine bed of terra Gotta clay. Beds in
New Jersey and Ohio have, prior to this time,
furnished all the terra Gotta works with clay.
This industry. when properly developed. will
be worth to the city about 100000 annually.
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A Railroad TO be Sold.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, July 2S.-In the q. S.
district court yesterday Judge Woods issued a
decree for slO6.20z in favor of Camille Weeder-
held of New York against the South Bend and
Mlshawaka railroad company on foreclosure.
The mas GER in chancery was directed TO sell the
road without unnecessary DELAY.
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Preferred Death TO Disyrace,

LOUISVILLE, ~, July 23-Mary elders,
daughter Of a merchant On the Cumberland
river near Somerset. Ky., shot and killed her
self yesterday morning. She had been engaged
TO Vim. simpson, who accomplished her ruin.
and she preferred death to disgrace
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GarI.tze's Death Warrant Signed.

ASSAPoLIs, Nd, July 23.-Gov. Jackson to-
day signed the death warrant Of Melvin @. Gar
ltze for the murder of his wife at Cumber-
land Garlitze viii be hanged August 30.
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Died From FouI Air

DEs MoISEs, Iowa, July 23.-Joseph Larsen.
aged fourteen, was overcome by the damp
while cleaning awell near Macedonia Saturday
afternoon and ]. A. Wilson, who was lowered
70 rescue the boy, was also overcome. Both
died -
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Conc to Canada.

Kansas CIR, No., July 2s.-It is reported
that E. E. Polster, lessee of the Terra Gotta Ium-
Der company's plant in this city, has gone to
Canada leaving his accounts $4,000 short
Polster's family left to visit their old home in
Germany two weeks ago.
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Fatal Fall From a Wind

BALTIMORE, Nh, July 2S.-Wm. h. Horney,
while erecting an awning to-day at No. 500 West
Lexington street, fell from the second-story
window, and, striking on his head, was in
stantly killed
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PERSONAL.

VVANTED-BY WHOEVER WITH soME
w money in property. mechanic by trade. the
Qunin OF o widow, with little money also ONLY
those with no incumbrAnccs need apply. Address u.
L. ", Star Once lt.
DRIvATE DETECTIVE WORK IN ALL ITe
II branches shado~lng IN or cut Of the city by en-
perts all business strictly confidential MOkrIlfiR
BRADFORD. Room -, s34 St NV. jy12-eFs
nIyoRcEs-A oooDRICa. ATToRNEi-A AT LAW,
Ol24 Dearborn st. Chicago: advice free, twenty
year, exper1elce: business euletl. and legally
transacted selo-stuthly
A UTHoRIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A WIN. Williams Geo. W. EcFlfresh Cornmunics-
tons promptly attended 20 and strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Once oyen all hourz- NM WILLIAMS. Manager, B26
fn-w. my4- 3nls
VUsTH's OLD STAND Is I'VE ONLY PLACE
q whore nrst-ciass Second Hana Clothing can bs
I'M rnrl"
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-SATURDAl LAST IN WASHINGTON D.
~ G., Gold Ring, with Square Cameo Set and int.
uels inside vaiued keepsake. Liberal reward n
left at liz s. Royal ST., Alexandria, Va. III.
II oST-oN THE 18TH OF JULY PJJ0 DoG
~ Suitable reward Y returned to Owner. ga ST
n.e. N23-3ts
II Osr = $40 REwARD-sINCE JULY 4 1854
~ small square Gold Scarf Pin with small oval
bloodstone set. Address McDEvITT 4 TLINDEE
Detecuye Agency, eOo ia ave. NV. Hl2-sts
i oSf-THis MORNING, 6TH-sTREET WHARF.
Key ana two Photographic Suitably rews -ted for re-
turn OF same TO e2s,H n. j. ave. NV n22-2ts
II Osr-oN JULY 10. A SMALL BIACK-ANpTAN
4ZGyp: German Beadle. suitable reward Will ts
paid II returned 70 1918 9TH ST. NV. V20-3ts
I osr OR MIsLAID-TEN SHARES OF STOCK IN
~ second houeste4 Building Associaticn num-
bered rom 7lo to 11e. IN the name Of Mr.. u A
Howell Application has been made for the amount
uue % ssia SHARES. Jyls-6t
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Speaking Of hand organs, an italian sat in
the gutter up in Ellicott street, Buffalo, one
morning over wrecked instrument He
seemed Mozart broken and clutched the Handel
hereely. Some one came along and threw a
stone at il, and it Gottsch&lkd so that it was
out of tune. The man went off in a Wagner
something. Verdi go?" asked sympathizing
German NO one knew. Well never Liszt to
you may as well be Chopin it up into Kindlin'
wood" said another. ''Oh, he can Mendeis-
sohn's he get home" said the corner grocer,
where1pon the gentlemen all went Bach to
their respective houses, and the italian trudged
away Chicago Anseyica.
You can't bring up child in the right way
unless you happen to be travelling that way
yourself. darlington Frs Press
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THE Mosr ATTRACTIVE sRAsHoRl

The MOST ATTRACTIVE SEAsHoRE RESORT IN
MARYLASD.-Ocean City is one of the most
attractive resorts on the Atlantic coast II pos
sesses beautiful beach and all the facilities
for bathing and sailing. II is peculiarly inter-
esting to Neutrality-suspicious. this season from the
fact that the principal hotel is kept by Mr.. C. W.
spofford of the Riggs house and that the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad has in service @
through train 10 that point, leaving Washing
ton at l:l7 ID. m-Adrf
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SPECIALTIES.

TyHE DEATH RATE IN TREATING PHYSICIANS.
u abandoned with the Hectropoise A l<s f6.,
fys Per cent lnvssssseon tnv,ss4 soAk K'WkHK
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w Intelligent Colored Man, a situation in private
PRvATE irs a dee IT.
WANTED-BY BEsPECTABLE COLORED
w Girl situation to do Plain Cooking and Cham
| st. NV. --ts It,
WANTED,Go TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
men Buffers, Walters and general homework 6I} 18th
st.nw. Also European Steamship agent. jy23-5t'
WAN1ED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
Nurses. sealnstress. Men Waters Cooks Coachmen.
Buffers. sAAIL A. COOMBE, 926 st.n.w jy23-5t'
WANTED-AN EDUCATED RELIABLE, COM
w petent Woman wants Situation OF responsibility,
1913 st. NV. ty23-3t'
WANIEp-BY A GILMAN Girl, 4 PLACES AS
w Chamberm4id in Private Family Apply at
1926 9th st. s.w. good references iyI3-3t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MANA SITUATION
W IL House; Waiting or any kind Of Rouse Work,
WITH Horses; city reference; call at 1914 st.n.wlt'
| WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD EDUCA-
w ton with 20 Years Experience in Flour and Feed
references given address 5 d. W. Star office jy!I-}s
MANIFESTATION = WORKING HOUSE
Companion Gerinan Nurse, SsftIed womah, Gntya
Mo6k nlsq foo Go Nurse references
| yNANTED-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
~ e e iesires TO enter uIoL an Apprentice
ie jy2$st Address APPRENTICE L. Star Office
| NNANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COIORFD
w mace urse or CldmDerfnall. v
references. Call or address MARY EDWARD /, 1850
list ST. NV. jy:l2-2t'
w ANTED-BY NEAT YOUNG COLORED WO-
w man, a Placeas Chambernaid or Nurse; willing
to leave the city Address or call at AIS ST. Ii W
J. 22-2t'
Neutrality-suspicious. FOR 500 WHITE AND
w Coored Cocks, HonsewOrkers, Drivers, Mai4s
Hosters Nurses, Housemen Sea1nstresse and others
Ga few Germans. Swedes and trench hand cities
ard country. BUkNhAM's, go 9th ST. NV jy20-6t.
XNANTED-FItEE, HOUsEKEEPEks AND All L
w employers furnished highly recommended Ser
wants, Clerks, &c Applications for governme
ployment prepared. Rooms registered same terms
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE III u NV
jy206r
| NNANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, AGE a. TFM-
w perate habits, holding responsible position my
present employer reference, ability Manager,
Book keeper, Clerk Collector. &c Address Box 45
| Star office. jylS tit'
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FOR RENT-STORES.

I(tR RENT-A LARGE AND VERY DEsIRABLY
4 IL, ated store, nos Connecticut ave NV
TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 st. jy23-6t'
NOR KENT-FOR ONE YEAR OR FOR A TERM
Il of years, Fine Store: best locat. in the city,
S02 9TH ST. NV. Apply to owner, Iii Rhode Island
ave. NV. siy23-lw
EEOR kENT-STORE AND CELLAR, NORTHWEST
Cor. tn and SITS suitable any kind of BUSH
ness; inquire Oh the premises. iy.2-:8t'
E'OR EENT-GOOD, LARGE STORE AND CON-
crete Cellar at Cos 9TH st. good location to
permanent tenant, go. A. T. COUMBE. 1925 New
York avenue. jyl7-6t
I,OR RENT - STORE 2lS 10TH ST, NEAR
Wholesale market and La. ave-. suitable for
mission or grocery business particularly. Inquire
S2O La ave. ielS-3ln
l., OR LENT-S1O ORE AND DWELLING ON M
Iortant business thoroughfare for millinery, con-
iecpnery, druggist. tailor other light business
I'll est. NV, Rent 40. Keys adjoining. je1 s-3m
EOR hENT-STORE AND DWELLING; ALSO
Il Hall Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights
Apply lU23 9TH st. INV jyl0-2w'
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-TABLE, BOARD. IN EXCHANGE FOR
w an elegant Upright Piano location convenient TO
Patent Office. References received aud given Address
PIANO, star ONCE. ty22-3t'
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BOARDING.

WANTED - ON CORCoRAN ST. NV, NEAR
w 14th St, several Gentlemen BOOMERS, with or
without Board; references exchanged Address COR
COhAN. Star office. ty23-2ts
TIME AUBURN, PENNSYLVANIA AVE, CORNER
IL I'D st. NV.
Cool pleasant rooms with board at reasonable
prices. my2S-oms
TINE WEBSTER, 513 18TH ST. NV, SIGHT.
u seers home central to all points Of interest; new
furniture elegant rooms, with board. 90 Sl0; per
DAY. 81 70 81. J. A. DKWITT. Prop. sal4-6m
BICYCLES.
CMTR's DART" sAFETIRs
- For Ladies' aud GentG
SOL 9Th st. NV
Boys and Misses 6afetioa 3a26-a0
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EOR REM
II 1920 18th St, ] Ar.
SIG l3sh n or, W. kg.l5

y ,t"~V I'tH ~, N, $40 Ioih n-3 .br., ". Eg.lO
-l.... SoD la1l Md ave n
$50 9th St Sc. l3r......55 water - - rs 50
zoo Sc, 12r.. mi. SO Callan II "a q Or :,
SlS ; St NV, OR, mi. 30 $50 18Th 81 N q r 10
1880 Riggs Or, mi - lsls Wylie n a. Or " nj
4UaS lst St, llr ;i5 Roar 300 9TH ar L D 30
i5.g 81 n W, lit; AZ 2OIo Hutton CT, NV T. -
1907 9th St. 1r., mi ..:b5 1OlS Hutton CT "a W 4 81
l42g Nj mi or -. SO 2O:s3 Hutton CT "a w ar q
- tn 81 sc IN l. ,br2o Green alley. y
i4Uo Col st,or MI 93O Rear l2l0 Sc, LIST Il -
40. Col ST. mi %. 40 hear 1910 Sc I'd ii ,r 3
1927 N.J.ay.. Or, mi. ..25 1905 { ST Sc 3r... : q
5:tl 9Th 81. Or. IN % 1924 & st :Br. 8
.:52 9th n. -6r. ,mL22.50 Piers CT. sw., 3r so
$50 Let nLe..or., In-i-.22.o0 FURNISHED HOUSE.
II % 9th st he mi 20 1904 Ii st. NV Tor . 100
1893 Chine. Or. mi 20 STORES,
l0l2 TIA sine or mi. Is 637 Pa ave. So
1915 1tn sine or mi Is 5ll 9th St, 3-st bl e. 90
iu2S 9th u. e., Or. nj. Is 22o2 l1th st. NV, or.
63t q 81. Sc. or. mi. and store. D
SO S. c. ave- Sc. or. 10 STABLES
lOl4 9Th St ne, Or. mi Is Rear 81 ) st NV 5
SO1 ST. ne. Dr.. 1850 1910 9Th ne. 6r., mi Is
SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY,
YiS-lm S27 stn.v.
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Ne. cor. of 18th andQ
SITS, per year. $4,000
X ST., bet. Conn. ave. and
18th st..............-30O
\ st.. bet. Conn. ave.
and 18th st. $50
Dupont Circie........25O
l. ST., bet. l4th & l5th.25O
Sc. cor. 2lst and X
sts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
G ST., near 18th st. LOO
Cor. 10Th & Il sts.n.w. .2OU
Il St, near Arlington
Hotel. 200
DE SaIes ST. .............Ou
], bet. 18th & 18th. 1876 81
X ST., bet. 10th x 18th. 300
n. e. cor, loth and X
SITS. ,.S:333.:b3 per month
\ ST., bet. 18th & 9TH. l Az
q st. mr.. n. II. ave. ....l5O
h, near McEherson 50. 800
Conn.av., above X. zoo
BULLETINS CAN BE
ElCE. these houses can
mIts from our office.
tyl3-eo2w
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LYON sALE-FINELY LOCATED RIM ma srTr-
-, "a facing south on Bot NbAkN 81 near head u
- = Wa u SOLO ~ loN nsure q Immediate
Pu a.,is IHOS. J. iIsHER A CO.
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INoR EENT-l453 lass. l457 BOUNDARY ST
Il New 2 story AID Basement BAY Window bricks. :
rooms cellar, bath, Se. So 90 1872 81. New 3
Slory ana basemen Brick, IL rooms, heating-roOm
pan, &c: coo 1926 HsIh 81. near Penn. ave. New
5-Story and Basenent, 10 rooms, cellar, bath roof
&C.: 800. A L. PARDON, 1926 h ct. 3yls-tt
FOR RENT-PkETTY BAY WINDOW BRICK
l. House. 3o2 II ST. NV. seven rooms, bath and
cellar; good yard Key Al BOG II ST. NV jylS-lw'
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FOR SALE-IOTS

LOS SALE or ExcEANeF-Two roTs oS
hsrya -. al 4oc per fooi On CoIumlas fieicitst
ol VII eAe1anse one lot for LGmbcr and Mil Mork
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING OFFICES,
II beautifully papered aud painted, with private
layatory and closet; rst floor. 14O7 St. nw.: only
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F%rs SAL on ExcHANeE-Two lots on
ana r, ~ Boa iss s sa& ss ~'fs
P fa f sAL az IL At sAcRlfIcE-a BEGuTi:
-. <hoaIVu VIII two IArty walls. TO e. Immediate
sssR ssS ssl at sssag u. pr % s,r. ss
FOE sss a. % !5,g ST BIT 10TH AND
het loth and l7th sta. nv, Two Lots .Snilo 70
Road - lst 3Oth and as, sts 7era5, sIley "a.
Ap M. TT ., '"e ". RILEY DIERLE
T'oR sALE-LoTs ATEcKINGToN. BRooKIASD.
AS SO some S S:, Ky , ana a, ;1sars 4 owes, rs,s
Burche Building, 3th sniFsts iyss..st fss''
Ion sALE-flNELl LOCATED BUILDING SITE
~ re iSe.n IN sS9th on BOZ MANY 81 bead q
pa nh. e, THos J. lIsHER a CO.
'9hR , SALE : II KAIoRANA wAsHISeToS
pTor ..., can be realized ThOs. j FIsHiE Co
EoR sALE-RE AUTIfUL LOT ON ST BTr
MIA sa as,tS "a ~ SIS ~ " irnSns & H. IL IN
hs2re; rHos. }. FISHER CO.
EoR SAIE-GREATEsT BARGAIN IN THE CRY.
II Building sites near stu and II sts n n : trly
sl;2O PER square foot. A. J. WHITAKER laOs1
I,OR sALr-YoTR ATTENTION. PHASE BEAU
iao i a, sS aB mt 81 seT h H. s r
~ ~ il'e.-snt 4 NJ
prices %Estkf0Eb. I42 T. 9 Ssv a. rs sSss.
NOR sAIF-Two OR THREE OF THE HAND
sunest loes in Mount H,asan Vill4sre. suitable
tlthertor btillelfig " investment. Can he boulht
ssesp Low directly from owner. Address o AkpNLh
''' UNIV. N-o-it
ISoR SALON COLUMBIA ROAD THREE COR
u her fropcrtles between 18Th and 18Th sts and
several other desirable lroutages az prices ranging
run .'.,S 10 Doc Clio =. GRAHAM. l5O3 Ia. ave.
y.oR sAIE-LoTs-
- loonld2 cor. IAN and Kenesaw. Csc.
3OAl3n' COG. 10th AID PRINCETON. 5uC
oSAlSs, Del. ave. next % cor g, xl.25
SoAtlo, n side c, bet 9th and sth n. -. sc.
ooKlSo. NV; cor d aud l9th NV. soc.
3ONl % lot -, blk. ri, lale st. Col htights 5Oc
Lots - ana %, 81 s4s, SOC.
Lot -, sc. luoS, nc.
Lots 20, ., % and p, blk "a Takoua part 4Asc
i.ots and = block, 4, Ivy City. 5Ox2OO ,ach $40
AO's IN hossiyn-oest bargains OF All-:3c. 20 Toe,
...,- L. ID sAPHERD 4 CO.
'-'-eoim sun Building.
tNok sAlE-A BARGAIN N BUILDING LOTS al
OH eohcfeted street water aud sewer Only al.
must Oe sold AZ Ten days lots VIII be built ur8
jy2O-6t A' i-Di : ~ bHA ! Si-a
I,OR sAlE-JUsT OFF MAINLAND AVE. on
west SIDE OF IN 81. ne. frontage OF 10 feet;
15c. ~' fAAee'
A nice 2O-foot Lot west side Of sth ST. e. near
massachusetts, ave-. price. 4 loo.
A lot on ID II. 9TH ne. faslng Marvland ava
and one on & ST. between 9th and 9TH ne: viii lie
sold cheap 10 immediate purchaser.
ooieet trout ON NJ -. neaI North Capitol St oppo-
SITE ground held at soc. price, 6lc.
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4, or RENT-UNFURNISHED.

II.
14l5 n st. n. w.. l1r. .s65
l2UU2 =, st. n. W., Or. 10
9l4 Eth st. NV, Tor. go
l9l6 18th st. NV, Tor. .55
% g st. NV, l2r. 500
!. l23l y st. II. W., Or. 80
lu0S 10th st. n. W, Or. SO
49, New York ave, l0r..45
1850 18th 81. NV, 7r. As
l6l7 l4th st. NV. 7r. As
b, ITO 18th st. NV, Tor. As
81 n. j. ave. NV, yr As
11oS VI st. NV, 7r......4o
104 Y ST. n W., l0r......45
iIuO9 III st. NV. Or. 81. 90
1888 Pierce Place. Tor. Az
1901 Z st. NV. Or. do
2410 18th st. n-w..1Ur 40
4O6 Chaplin ST., Or. 40
1907 18th st. NV. ! Or. 40
liza Conn. ave-, Tor. 40
11U0 10th 81. NV, Sr. 40
1880 18th st.n.w., ar. IS
1876 N ail4ch IL. Or. 3:S.:S:I
1882 Riggs st. NV, Or. 30
1884 Riggs ST., Or. .....3O
1900 9Th st. u. W, Or. 80
1906 10Th st. NV, 7r.25
1907 Caroline St, ar %
De examined by permitfrom
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NoR sALE-REAUTIfUL LOT ON ST BTT
= 10Th and lsth SIS ". frununs % n ~, in on
n ST vita depth OF lOo Will BE- sold ID ressai,le
heure. IHOS. J. FISHER a co.
S-~-ht 1874 IL.
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EoR SALE IN KAIoRlNA

Il HEIGHTS and COLUMBIA HEIGHIS hneiv III.
CAu-u hultdins sites, a. irces which hand e,Ine
pronts can be realized. ThOs. J FISH a a CO
Jy22-6t lS5a A. ;, 49,,
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Eoh sAIk-loIS AT LEXINGTON BRoOKIANl
Ivy City. Rossiyn aud al suhurlS Al 5oysesf &c.
Also some very choice city Iots JONAS a tiiBbS
burche Building, 9Th an y sts i,.s.l-.Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

Il 5000 FEET OF GROUND:
New HAMPSHIRE ave, 18th and sts viii make
twelve lots OF less than Is frontage
aplo FRANK b. CONGEtl, l4l5 4 st
Il THAT SPLENDID LOT
on southeast corner New HamI shire and st Cd
e3 Ier foot FRANK ID CONGIR
aplO 1913 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

EoR sALE-Iors AT A sAcRIFTcF-t BF.TTTf.
IN ~ On the Nsst side os l5th 81 hsfuesn ID md
WI Two lArty walls. TO e. immediate
f ursna-ef 500 Also a very cheap LIT On y a
foot. DAVID y. SIONE 500 y - - - 49, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

EoR sALE-coEcu sr BFT. i6TH Am
eet 10Th and lsth sta. nv, Two Lois 2.nilO 70
Road 81 bet 30th and 3ls, sss s2rab, .ll,v "a.
and rear. 1Oc. Al RIf ~ M ~ \ S'a's
D.s.Bi aa,ar-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

l, OR kENT-922 ST. NV, $50; 1881 WAL
ZACH st. II. SIS; 40 St n. e.. S35; l7l4 9th
st; NV, 800; III 9th st n. W.. $50.
y2O-3t X. NJ. MORRISON, l2l2h f NV
TroR RENT-s23. So PER MONTH WILL RENT
4 nice 2-story Brick House with rooms and cellar;
ail Improvements; nice front and back yards 637
Mass ave. ne. keys at drug store.
jy203t+ B. h. WARNER CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

,ISHED.
Conn. ave-, above r st. $3.50
Cor. Conn. ave. < n ST. 800
Gonna, b. y & Dup'tC.250
Jefferson Place a. b POO
psf, mr.. Dupont cir. .-l50
J Conn: av- lear Dupont
J circle. .125
} X ST., bet 18th aud
18th SITS (frOm Oct
! D,.....................l25
} 18th ST., bet. II and /
, sts-.--..--.... -..-.-...,l %
Conn. ave, al jsCent TO
} Lafayette square. 200
} 18th St, near Dupont
Circle. SloO.66 per mo
, L St, bet. 18th 4 18th
sts.-...-.....s....S3.:S3
/ 18Th ST.. bet. ii and 1
SITS aor summerl. 80
} North side Corcoranst..
} bet. ] 9th and 18th SITS. 80
OBTAINED AT OUR OF
be inspected only by per-
HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
1903 Penn. ave. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-23

WANTED : STORAGE Ar 48O PENNA AVE |.
w separate Locked Compartments for household and
other s2odss tor particulars apply st PEsmisest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-18
FACTS WITHOUT FANCY.

Frank Collom, the wholesale forger OF
Minneapolis, WAS released on 100000 bail
yesterday.
A fine of 81, 600 and costs in each of "a
cases was imposed upon Gus Welhe and
Abner Taylor for importing foreign work
men to work on Texas new capitol.
Forty thousand acres of Illinois iron and
coal land have been sold to company
headed by W. L. Scott.
Clarence Genet Pell, a well-known you- g
collegian of New York, was shot and
killed in mistake for deer near Rome,
NY.
The pressmen of the New York World
struck yesterday against an Objectionable
foreman.
II is said that Chinese high-fnders have
decreed the death of every member OF the
Chinese theatrical company, now playing
in New York.
New York bookmskers lost S., 900 by
mistake in a message, which made Ten
Booker win yesterday instead OF Bron
Zomarte.
The New Hampshire legislature has ad-
jourred.
Miss Fannie Tosey, of LaCrOss, Wis, q
messenger on the steamer Werra, was
robbed of $1,000 at Jersey City.
Blue Rick, Chaos, Dafaulter, Salvador,
and FireDzi won at Mammoth park yester-
dav. Estella, Santiago, Cassius, Los
Apgsles, Judge Marion and Prather wen
at Saratoga.
Marcia Guernsey Beach, the wife OF
we'll known Vermont minister committed
suicide yesterday.
Ex-Governor G. Brown, of Tennessee,
receiver of the Texas Pacific railway, died
yesterday.
W. P. Montague, clerk in the Fourth
Auditors Office at Washington, has resigned
Unless it is case where a person is in
absolute need, no more money will be paid
ont by the Johnstown commission, until
the final distribution.