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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24
Der Cinderella sd,ab ssture,

@de OHs9oufpnftraBe unb Noenue c.,
bieier beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
ieinen neuen 8orratb BON 81 m III r.
9u1en fir Serren, Samer unb
&inber erbalten unh bat cine unbers
gIei1li6e Muspabl aler Sorten uno
QuaIitdten. Ser Cinderella G9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic 5abritate Der beten
6abriten nnb iberbietet Naes, mas i'm
bieiisen Marft gu babeu 1T. Gpecias
iitdt flr Serren: Der &odforo S9ub
fir So. IS perlobnt fi9 Der Mtbe, i'm
CINDERELLA Store bor5ufpre.
den, ebe man anberswo fault.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24
galifprntasgNeiue,

Granddaughter inben Elm eroBss 2as
ger bon feinen California @einen BEL
5errn s. s.. Weper ant Nlamo
plasa. 6err Meber fudt bic Weine
an Ort nno STEELE aus ui,b fauft brett
aus Dem Reaer Der Wein5ii9ter. 9ls
gutem Genner 9elingt es ibm ffets, bic
beften Sorten atissupdblen. @r fann
feline 2unben uiio Gamilien nit eiiiem
guten Srppfen berieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in bor5iigIi9er Qualit6t
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @allOne - fret
ms 0aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24
@mslii6e gd)mle,
San Nntonl o, SeroB.

Gnerfannt tiidtige 2ebranfait fur Gnabeu
uno Mdbden; felt breibis Sabreu in roger
8irtIamieit. &ortreFli9e 2ebrtrdfte infer be.
tpa6rter eeituns. Der englif@en Spra9e tpirb,
mic Der beutfdea, boue @ednuns eetraaen.
" u6ertem nuierridt I'M Sbanif6en. @ini9er.
mabeu borhereitete S4iler finoen ieoerseit
Gufnobme. Ndbere Nastunft ertbeiIen Serr
j. @rooS, 8rdlibent bes S9uI. 8orRanbes
uab @ M. 8arbed, Dirsttor Der anfalt'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24
asarnuaa! ltmtersetdbmet fetme Mpten.

9dnbler uno 4genten, tpel6e Rpten
fir elm auf Nb3ablungen perfauftes
Biano ober Orsel berlangen, ~perfaufen
pber iibertragen bieie Noten an Mnbere,
unb i'm Sale Der ni9t piinftli6en 3abs
lung III bas Smitrument fopie bds be-
reits gesablte GeIo H9er Derloren.
Sbos. @o8gan & Bros, 208
@ommerceifraBe, San Nntonio, bertauz
fen pianos uno Orgeln on Ieidten abs
3ablunsen obue Noten unb 3inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24

Wir iinb nod ni6t beranlaBt
infer groBes 2aser BON neuea unb ge.
brau9ten Btanos unb Orgeln 81 Der.
taufeu, benno9 f6nnen mir before Sers
mine unb bi0igere preiie unter gutter
@arantie seben pie iebes anbere @ei9dft.
Sbos 8Dggdn & Sros.,
208 Commerce 9traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24

5ay- Warum polt Sbr pianos stpei.
feIbafter Site BON reiienben 9dnbIern
faufen, tpenn Sbr Die e9ten 5merion
in Der neuefien ausfiibrung biaiger
unb unter lei6teren 8eolngungen In
benz bepdbrten 8ei9dftsbauie BON
3bos, 8oggan & Bros. baben
f6nntS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24
@cridweuoet nibt 0ure l8ett

unb @elb. iaoem Sbr nit 3tpeifelbaftea
Wtebi3iaen erperimentirt, ba bod DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
10 poitip fiber in ieiner b%eilenben @irs
lung lit, I'm feline Gabrifanten gu be-
redtigen, bas publitum oamit. nie iie
bas bur6 IpOtbefer tbun, unter elmer
geb6rig bei6einisten q arantie au
periorgen, baB es ales, ftr mas es ems
pfoblen Dirb, b%OQbringert, ober bas ba'
fit be3ablte @elb prompt auriidgegeben
piro. @s beilt 2ebertrdgbeit ober Biz
lioIitat, Snbigeftiou ooer 9Dspepie,
alte GlaRe ober Blutentartungen, fro,
pbul6le 2eioen (S9wiuoiudt Ober
2ungenftropbuloie ni6t ausgenommenl
tueun re6t5eitig eingenOmmen unb Ors
bentli1 probirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24
Qanlpfer Agentnr.

Die nGreie preife fur Sc.
ras" bertriit bic folgenben DampFers
2iuien, ertbeilt ale udbsre gustunft
tuesen paifage ua6 unb bott europa
unb bertauft SampfiatH. uua giiens
b~abnbilete gu ben gniebrigiien Staten.
Die 2ifte Der boH uns r%sprdfentirten
2inien lit:
Sambnrg $ MnterieanifGe Saunpf'
idifffabrtS 0eielIidaft. II q 81
GeS Gtar Clinic (Stattperpen).
Goptpa8nie Generate Sranss
atl6mtiaae. iAga IA
zMszz y aeEAaA LIZ
saj gE .iIse5saBass5 s
sfik tks5 Ht 4
saa ,es 75ss
Hsssass "a -Saaassss5 sAesile sa4t
: 8tiifS4 EHaAffaN So
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24
say SIN beIiebten Miifipms.

Sas- SIN beliebten Mtiiipnss
@arten Iino GB3immer eingeri9tet
uub erDfnet porben, moielbit man re.
glldre Mabl3eiten einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiIen fam. Mablaeiten perben
i'm eigenen 8ei6irr a~usgeianbt uno auf
Wuni6 Dinners unb Soupers ins 9ars
geliefert. Nufmerffame 8eoienung urb
prompte NusItlbrung ber 2luftrdge ga.
rantirt. Gbeiner & @anl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24
gases =0aeniefeiten.
Sulau ,.

8ro6e 8eltiir3ung berri6t in
Otlaboma, ba bic 8ul1besbeb6rben iebt
bort @rnit bamit MAIDEN, bic Orobung
aus3ufiibren, alie %bteienigen Nnfebler,
tDel6e oDr benz %. Mprtl, Mittags IL
lbr in bas Der 8efiebelung er6fnete
@ebiet gebrungen unb tpiberre9tli9
2anb bsIest batteu, tpieber beraus3u.
t%perfen. 9as be3iebt fi@ ni6t nur auf
Garmer, f%Dnbern aud auf itdbtif6e
@runO OSigenbtmer". Naein in
Gutbri: wilr6en 6 bis 700 perfonen
BON bieier MaBregel betrofeu tperben.
Der Nntpalt beg gum Sobe bur9
@lettricitdt berutbeilten M6rbersGemm.
Ter in Stem Dotf bate betanntli1 gsgen
bic 8oQfrefung bes lrtbeils appelirt
un6 aud etnen Ginhaltsbefebl ertpirtf,
unb guar auf ben @runb bin, baB Die
ueueingefibrte 9insi6tun9s : Metbobe
vgrauiam unb ungem6bnIi9" lei. Ser
Gall iiegt ieBt benz &i6ter our gntl9ei.
bung Dor. NIs Sa9berhdnbigen batte
oerielbe fetnen @eringeren n~orgelaoen,
als 3bOmas u. gbiion, pel@er erfldrte,
baB elm Wenf9 bur9 ben eleftrif9en
5trom ausenblidli@ unb i6msr3los ge.
t6otet merben t6nne unb baB bieie Mee
tbobe baber ni6t grauiom senannt wer.
Den oiirfe.
WusIanD.
Das CUR Jibruag Der unteriu=
6unsen gegen 8oulanger unb @enoHen
einsefebte Senats : Gomite bat - pie
aus Paris mitset9eilt pirb - bef9loi,
fen, ben Sen. Boulanger, ben @rafem
Dillon unb SenrD &o6efott aler poIis
tiiden unb birgerli6en 3e6te berluiig
gu ertlGren, neil Ie Ii9 getDeigert boz
ben, ii6 uor benz 5enatsausi6uHe in
8e3ug ouf bic gegen fe erbobenen Ans
flager 81 bertbeibigen. 9ur9 biele
gntideiouag wirb ben @eaannten bic
Wdblbatfeit 5i irgenb einem Nmte ents
a0gen unb Der Gtaat erbdlt bas 3e9t,
ale ibrs in 6rantrei@ befnoIi6en 8es
tbtbiimer gu fonfisciren.
Ser ierbii9e &egent &i1tics 1T
l6per erfranft. gs beiBt, er babe els
men S6lagsQnfaa gebabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24
Gin aaufraantt In Der lt~nter7aOf.


benz burd EN- leibenbes unb iareieubes
Sinh niebrere Rddte Der S9laf geranht
murbe unb Der au Der l1eberaeuanna ae=
langte, baB Wrs. @inelpms Sccfbins
.Snrup ssrabe Der artitel lei, beiIen er fiir
bas 8inb benStbi9te, faufte einen 8crratb
bacon. @lS Ct mad 9auie tam unb ieis
tier 6rau bapon Mittbeilnns madte, mel.
serte fe ltd, Dem Sinbe bon benz @etaufs
ten gu perabreiden, ba ie cine Nnbdnee.
rim Der 9omSopathie mar. Die nddlfe
Nadt purbe rieOer idlafps psrbradt.
Nls Der Sater arl nddlfen Taae mad
9auie fan, fonb er bas Sinh idledter
als ie, unb be es abermaB cine idlafiole
Nadt befiirdtete, perabrei9te er pdbrenb
Der Nb~peienbeit ieiner 6rau benz 8inbe
cine BcrtiOn bes SHrup unb iaSte nidts
bapcn. Die Nadt barauf idlief gnes
mcbl uro Der fleine Sareier ertpadte
am 0ior9sn nit beiternt @efidt. Die
Mntter mar ~erIrslf iber ben pl5Bliden
munberbaren @edfel unb obnobl ie fid
5uerii beleioist fibl.e, als fe G~uftlirung
erbielt, ieete lie benno9 ben @ebrau9
bes Ssrnps fort. Sdre;enbe 3inber
unb idlafSie Mddte finb ibr jest unbes
tannt! Sine e~in3slne Brcbe nit benz
Snrup bat nod bas 9eiben iebes Sinbes
unb bas 8prurtbeil Der Mutter beliest.
Sn alien apctbefen gu baben; 25 Gents
bic 6laihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24

= Sas sr6Bte Eager bon 9epebrs
unb 8epolDer : patronen un6 Silien
bel Piper & 9 9ultbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24

Sauienbe BON 0eilunJeH fOlgen aui
ben @ebraud bon DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-07-24
Sllamu 9atrinen.9 lbfnbr.e hftem,

Office: Is Rorb. TlOresftraBe, 3eIepbon
359. 6. g. Nbbep, Wanager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-18

all the ladies OF the cabinet and Mrs. Cleve-
land have great love for Mrs. Sherman and
have always admired her for her social quail
ties and warm heart.
1t Is limited in fashionable charitable circles
that the Vice. President-elect has partially as
sented to the gentle opportunities of the
ladies of the Garfield hospital for the use of
his newly-rented mansion for o loan art ex-
position from New York for the benefit Of the
hospital. The ladies are anxious TO
have the use of the lower floor for several
weeks. III the plan should be carried out it
VIII be one of the most distinguished enter
tainments of the kind which has been wit
messed here Tor some time. Mrs. Harlan. wife
OF the Justice of the Supreme Court. is the
president of the hospital: and her lady asso-
ciates are among the most prominent in official
and social life.
Mrs. John I. Arms will not be at home to-
morrow but will see her friends on the follow
ing Tuesday as usual.
Mrs. O'Neall. of Indiana. will not be at home
on Tuesday, at 935 II street northwest but will
be at home Tuesdays thereafter throughout the
season.
Mrs. Alfred b. Taylor will not receive to-
morrow.
Mrs. b. L. jackson and Miss Jackson give a
tea tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. A. T. Britton will not receive on Tues
days again during the season.
Mrs. John Blair Hoge will receive with Mrs.
and Mrs. Moore. at the Ebbitt. on Tuesday.
Her receptions at the Portland will be resumed
on the 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-18
NO HOME BUT A PUSH-CART.
Husband and Wife and Two Children
Out I'm the Rain All Night.

Lieut.. Kelly was sitting in his room at the
sixth precinct station this morning when he
noticed shabbily-dressed man showing push
cart. The man stopped in front of the station
and minute later there appeared woman
carrying young child in her arms. They were
all soaking wet. When told to enter the station
the man lifted another child from the vehicle.
They were taken at once to one of the dodgers
rooms where they dried their clothes. The man,
who is a native of Ireland. gave his name as
Daniel Little, and the woman was his wife
Elizabeth. Their children, both boys. are
eighteen months and four years old, respec-
lively. The lieutenant had their breakfast sent
In to them, the first square meal they have had
for some time, and they certainly enjoyed it.
The husband told the lieutenant that he was a
glass-blower by trade and had lived i'll Phila-
delphia. When business got dull there he took
his family to Richmond, Va, but
BAD LUCK FOLLOWED HIM.
He was unable to find employment there, and
after a months stay he was compelled to-
leave for his former home. He stated that b e
left Richmond week ago and walked all the
way to this city. Mrs. Little, who is an intel
hgent woman about forty years old, said to a
STAR reporter that she went with her husband
from Philadelphia to Richmond expecting to
do better iii the latter city. When they left
Philadelphia they had some money. and were
able to travel on the railroad. They remained
in Richmond until their money was exhausted,
and week ago they started for their old
home. In Richmond no request was made for
assistance.
THE DREARY TRAMP FROM RICHMOND.
Before leaving they packed what bed cloth
ing and other articles they had in push-cart
which weighed about 200 pounds Sunday
morning they left Richmond and started along
the road on their way to their former Pennsyl
vanla home. They travelled day and night,
finding it difficult 20 obtain place of shelter
remained over night.
This is the first time we've had to travel in
this way" said Mrs. Little as she kissed her in
FAINT child and pressed it close to her bosom,
and" she added, Il hope it will be the last. g"
How did you manage to get anything to
eat?" she was asked.
Beg for it," she replied 1T was mighty
hard thing to do, but then could not see my
dear little ones starve to death. The roads
were very muddy and we found it difficult to
travel with our heavy baggage. Nv husband
pushed the cart and cared for the oldest child
and carried my baby most of the way"
HARD HEARTED ALExANDRIAN.
''Did you have place of shelter last night?''
she was asked.
mo" she replied, 1--WE were out in all the
rain. Before the rain began falling we came
to place called Alexandria. There we asked
for shelter, and my husband offered his over
coat to man if he would let us remain under
a shed until this morning, but he refused, and
so we continued on our journey and crossed
the river after daybreak."
Sanitary Officer Frank heard the husbands
statement. and the four members of the family
were sent to Philadelphia on train
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-18
WANTED-ROOMS-

WANTED-A FLAT OR FOUR UNFINISHED
w Rooms hrst second foor for light housekeeping
two IN family state rent notice takxn reference
exchanged v. B., Star Office. flS-3ts
WANTED-SEvERAL ROOMS. LARGE AND NE
w, oium size, for permanent tenants. located in
northwestern part of the city: no speculation Ad-
oress or call at Room L. I'll G ST. NV. flS-3t.
WANTED-A HANDSoMELY-FU ROOM
tsouth front Preferred with board In Qutet pri-
vate family, on Capitol Hill, three squares
Capitol Hill Post-ofhce. fl6-3t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND WIFE WISHES
w Or unfurnshed rooms in quiet family, suita-
pie Tor light housekeeping permanent if satisfactory
Address, stating price, PERMANENT stare once 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES

Euk sALE-Two-sroRY BRICK DWELLING
nsron ~ nv psrlor. library and asnins-rOom ON
nls. n1ur Tour chsmhers aud bsth-ro slslse ce
pssmen, onlr ssn a'ohen below priss t3 90 c~sh
fio-ots 90
NOE sALEzAT A sAcRiFicE-FoUR TWO
Rhode islsnd ave mss nnchs 90 i2th 81 above
yard and woofsbed In rrar price $4,000 each ip.fs
,sle-im. fsnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-18
The McMillin Tariff BIZ.

Inc McMfitfn IarfH Bill.
POINTS FROM THE ACCOMPANYING REPoRT-AN
ATTACK UPON THE SUBSTITUTE.
Mr.. McMillin's report accompanying the
tariff bill reported by him Saturday
from the committee on ways and means
begins with an attack upon the Senate
substitute, some of the provisions of
which are characterized as entirely inexcusa-
bic. The report says that the committee, being
unable to agree to any tariff bill which gives
no relief to the people. but which increases
their burdens, have prepared the accompany
ing bill, and tenders it in the hope that it may
be accepted and adopted. While it does
not make all of the reductions that the
present condition of the Treasury and the best
interests of the people demand, it is rendered
in spirit OF compromise. Practically it is the
bill heretofore passed by the House with the
chemical, cotton, and most of the iron schedule
stricken out. Figures are given to show that
the bill would reduce the revenues by $72, 133, :
029. The remainder of the report is made
up of
AN ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF TARIFF REDUCTION,
based upon an array of figures, showing the
value of agricultural products at different pc.
RODS. 1t concludes as follows: 'The toiling
people Of this country have seen the income
thing in banks upon which to
draw, and the tax on manufactures paid by
| those whose industry was protected by high
tariff rates all repealed. and yet have demanded
in vain reduction Of the tariff taxes imposed
| on them during the period, under q
promise that the imposition was to be only
| temporary. Your committee think their Just
demands should no longer be disregarded."
In the case of Abraham Lincoln Cant, col.
| ored. charged with perjury in the Compton
Mude contest, Judge Phelps, in Baltimore, de-
cided that the United States courts and not the
state courts have jurisdiction.
Harvard law school men are incensed over a
vote taken at recent meeting of representa-.
| tives of the different classes, whereby they
] will be debarred from contesting for class hon.
ors on the river. There are a number of first.
| class oarsmen in the law school who intended
| to organize q crew of their own.
| Officers have returned east from Washington
territory with G. s. Loucks. who disappeared
| from Albany, Wis, in September, 1887, taking
with him another mans wife and two children
and $1,000 or o., 900, which it il alleged he en-
bezzled from his employer. 8bct
| Proceedings to set aside the will Of William
Parker, according to a dispatch from Keokuk
Iowa, reveal the fact that he left tive families
| One wife lived in Hancock county, the other II
Rock Island county. Both women are fighting
| for Parker's money.
A shanty In the wilds Of Sullivan county, N,
Y, in which eight woodchoppers were sleep.
| ing, caught fire last Tuesday night and Lewis
Crocker and Frank Layton were burned "a
death.
Holland N. McTyiere, senior bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, died at thu
Vanderbilt university, Nashville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-18
CITY AND DISTRICT.
.Judicious Advertising

.Judicious Advertising
CREA TES many a ner business;
ENLARGES many On Old business;
REvIVES many a dull business;
RESCUES many a lost business;
81 YES many a failing business;
PRESERT We Smdny a large business;
SECURES success in any business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-18

To ''ddoertise Jadieiously,' use the columns Of
TIE EVENING STAR Ecerybody in the District
reads It; and in proportion to the returns yields
advertisers, IFS rates are much the cheapest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-18
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

IOi hC1N NUNS.
EOR RENT-sINGLY OR EN- SUITE FURNISHED
a., rooms on second floor. Also one hall room, IS.
IGOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEEK
II handsome suite; also large rooms near executive
mansion chamberlin's and Arlington Hotel I325 Vt
TrOR RENT-FOR INAUGURATIQN-THREE Or
II four gentlemen can be accommodated with Rooms
IN family partly; private house; cars pass door Apply
FOR r. 1T FIJI ROOMS WITH BOARD:
sga Spsa caterer n
INOR RENT-BY MONTH, OR FOR INAUGURAL
e ton, handsomely Furnished Rooms. en- suite or
s Hnsa With I'M eHard near wOrmeys and Arlington
EOR RENT-THREE LARGE COMMUNICATING
s,rS rn rooms second h9or SO two rooms
and r snn w ADDRESS s Bo1 Star e
TOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM on FIRST
st SF
EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR: 9
Rooms, with alcove and four large closets, suitable
for housekeeping or otherwise Apply s1a Idtb st
IoR RENT-THREE COMMUNICATING ROOMS.
on second floor, for light housekeeping, furnished
S or sTor and on rs, igor
LNOR RENT-THREE LARGE AND ONE HALL
Room, second floor unfurnished; private family;
rent So in advance TAI 10Th St. NV. fiS-5t's
INOR RENT-l634 9TH ST NV TWO PLEASANT
Il second story front rooms: desirable locality con-
yenient to two lines of cars. Call after f. 1866
LNOR RENT-TWO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
4 apartments. to single gentlemen only. Inquire at
2131 st. NV. fest
NOR RENT-PARTIES DESIRING ELEGANT
IL Rooms, permanently, well furnished. with private
bath situated in most desirable part Of city.
sonable terms. Will call at 1017 18th st. NV fl 63ts
INOR RENT-THREE TO FOUR UNPUBLISHED
II rooms. with kitchen, suitable for small family.
References required. Apply l016 ST. NV. fl5-:3ts
LHOR RENT-l149 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, TWO
Il large communicating rooms, furnished parlor
and bedroom; they well lighted cheerful. and
sunny and afford tine view of the inaugural parade
f15-:y-
IGOR RENT-sECoND FLOOR OF BUILDING
IL 1913 Pa ave, adjoining Brentanos Apply in store
f1o-lw
KCOR RENT = PARTIES CAN SECURE CHOICE
II rooms Gu suite or singy. furnished unfurnished
with good board; new house; location irst-clsss.
St n. W. between 10Th and goth. Address H. g., Star
Office. fl1-6ts
LrOR RENT-l2ll F ST. NV, TWO VERY DE-
IL sirable rooms, 3D. floor front, $25 3 rooms, Sd
floor back, S25. Apply to r. o. HOFFMAN, 10th
and SITS. H. fl4-6t
ENOR RENT-93O NEW YORK AVE, PLEASANT
IL furnished Rooms. with Board, suitable for gentle
men. or gentleman and wife. f12-6ts
NOR RENT-TwO OR THREE VERY DESIRABLE
Il front and back communicating rooms, second floor
very suitable for dentistry millinery business.
1919 Pa. ave. NV. f5-1m
NOR RENT-933 g ST. NV. HANDSOMELY
IL furnished Rooms and large Parlors with open
fire place and furnace heat suitable for senators and
Congressman. dlS-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-18
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-BY MARCH Is, SMALL PLACE IN
" 70 station, rall.
reasonable, by the year. Address Box los, Star Oe'
VyOR sALE-A GREAT BIG BARGAIN-5oo ACRE
ments and rich land; viii e,chsnee for Washinston
property OF rood unlisted stocks. SAMUEL BfAL-
NEAR, 80 ST. Paul St, baltimore Md. Hest
I,oR sALE-stMMIT HOTEL GAITHERsBURG.
run from washington: Il trains each way day: 40
painted and renovated last year %. acres Of beautiful
grove and nearly 10 sompets sets Of furniturs no;
carriage house. A p. HILL & co. 1888 IT. New
I,oR sAL.E-FIRsT-CLAss SUBURBAN RESI-
eopeetd cellar mnern 1Sr5Sn nGtS .a
condition. lot 50rl50 elevated site fine view: Price
B Ben T' ia DAVIS ISis part SSs9'
IyoR sAIE-THREE HANDSOME TRACTS OF ~,
and es s1OiRns linden spo station, no on the
fine for residence sites or for subdivison $500 and
~ ACRES on B. and o., I mile from Boundary ST,
fronting on rsirosd and outlet on turnpike ies beau
and cellar barn stable sason-sheds, henherS. store,
house splendid WELL also running water. station op-
Tors Of { AND ACRES, at Mills station, on B.
and o., miles out high aud slightly building sites 10
2i2 ACREs adjoining the new sai,iiSison Of Char
Bladens6urs turnpike. large mansion and grounds.
S s Ss met s.ass
good timber; high and slightly for residence sub
TWgNr 20 efE Arlington on the
south. fronting on two man roads, Immediately
line of either survey Of Mount Vernon unnter-
rupted Of city and river and MARY hills
miles from every part of 1t; IN miles from Long
Bridge. $4,000.
TEN ACREs-5-room house, elegant new barn. and
all under cultivation: running water and splendid
well Inaenihcent view ofcity and Teneytown heshis
ONE ACRE-3-room house on Falls Church road
2 miles from city; nne view Easy terms; $50.
TEN ACRES-Mostly in fruit 4-rOon house; 10
minutes walk from railroad station, miles from city,
81. 500
"a ACRES, unimproved, on river heights. between
Aqueduct and Chain bridges, miles from the city;
1850.
81 ACRES In Falls Church Village. on W. q O. RR.
new and elegant cottage, rooms; minutes from
station; $4,000.
200 OTHERS,
embracing some of the finest and best improved Farms
in Montgomery and Prince Georges counties. Mary
land, and Alexandra aud Fairfax connnes Virginia.
T. II. sYPHERD co.