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RESURFACING THE AVENUE.
Capt. Symons Hopes tO Have the Work
Done by October 8.

TIE STAR has heretofore referred to the letter
Of Mr.: Myron NJ. Parker to the Commissioners
requesting them to hurry the work Of re-
surfacing the avenue, and also to his request
that if found impossible to finish both sides,
one side at least be completed. In reply to his
communication today Capt. Symons says that
he has every reason to believe that if the
weather continues favorable the avenue will be
entirely completed from 7th to 18th streets,
and the north side of the avenue from LIST to
7th, but has strong hopes that the entire
avenue will be completed by the sth of Octo-
Der, as every possible effort is being made to
hurry the work
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About fifty delegates from thirty countie
met at Birmingham, Ala, yesterday and reor.
ganized the greenbsck party Of Alabama. II
is headed by w. II. Davidson, who was recently
an unsuccessful applicant for the United States
marshalship of north Alabama.
Jack Dempsey, who arrived ct Portland,
Greg, yesterday from San Francisco, expresses
the greatest confidence in his ability 70 beat
''The Marine" and says he 10 anxious for an
other fight with him.
Al LINCOLN, Neb., yesterday the collapse Of
two buildings caught seven men and buried
them beneath the debris. Six Of them we're
rescued In . few minutes without serious in
Jury, but Il was over three hours before the
other could Be released No one was seriousIy
injured.
At Winona, Mimi. yesterday IRE in Laird,
Norton b Co. 3 lumber yards destroyed a, 00O,-
900 fest Of lumber, 1000. 900 shinglss, three
story brick ware house and contents and other
property. Lea, $50, 900; insurance, e17o, 800.
Six laborers Of Brsddock, Pa, yesterday vis-
tied Beaver Falls, Pa, and going out into the
Of beer. LAgt night Ave os Tie 1sn vsfs
found deed drunk end The othee one With .
bullet hols through kis hsax& 00osrs were
semmoued, but ~ M n - nsan1ime unads
their escapA
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ANACOSTIA-

THEY MET AGAIN AFTER MANY YEARs.-One
OF those incidents that reveal the best side OF
human nature occurred in this village a few
days since. Mrs. Susan Bryan of Prince
Georges county, aged eighty-two years, came
into possession by inheritance, when q young
woman, Of q large number of slaves, among
whom was one named Caroline Henson, now
eighty-six years of age, who had been reared
from childhood by Miss Julia Lanham, also of
Prince Georges county, and often q child
played with her later owner. Caroline's hus-
band was owned by a neighbor planter and
relative, DIR. Edward Bryan, who. in 1886,
moved with his family and effects to Mississippi
The two slaves were given the privilege to 20
or stay, but the attachment for the master
being stronger than that for husband or wife
the husband followed his master to Mississippi
and was long since buried near him at vicks-
burg, while Caroline remained in Maryland
About forty years ago she was given her lib
erty, and during ell the intervening years had
not met Mrs. Bryan nor did either know the
other was living till on Saturday last Caroline
learned that Mrs. Bryan, was visiting relatives
here, and passing the house recognized her
face at the window. On being ushered into
aged women gave vent to their feelings and
wept freely in their embraces, and together
they traversed in memory the family events
for three-quarters OF q century.
NorEs.-Residents Of the District along Penn
sylvania avenue extended are endeavorinR To
has been surveyed having two crooks in it
The Commissioners have ordered the village
supplied with fire ladders in response 70 4 re-
quest from the local citizens association.
The ball given by Mr.. Geo. Richardson at Gen.
terville, Nd, 10 miles from this city, last night
was very successful The dancing was con-
Quoted in a pavilion in the grove. Messrs.
Chss. Etzler. VIM. Dorsey and Gene Fisher of
this place were present-The meetings at
the Good Hope tent have become more spirited
this week than st any time during the camp,
and many convers ons have resulted, while
snxiou seekers continue to come. The pro-
gram for next Sunday IL very elaboraxe.-
The Sons and Daughters association of the
Macedonia Baptist church win turn ont in
regalia 1t SPIN. Sunday, on the occasion of :
benefit sermon by Rev. Edward WiiliA-Nr.
John Roach Of this village won the medal In the
shooting tournament ct Marshall Hall wednes-
day, but owing TO dissatisfaction il win be con-
tested for again soon.--Prof II. 8. Petty of
our public schools and family were at home
yesterday en- route from Front Royal, Va. "a
Montgomery county, Nd, where they win re-
main two veeks.-Mr. RAlley Purcell. ned
eighty-six. has gone 10 Colonial Beach todsv
for little recreetion---MrA J. q. Ncoirr z
whiting he Rockville fair.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

- The way TO advertise d 10 put your
announcement whore il win be seen by the
people You want to reach. TEE srAa reaches
everybody in Warrington, and all advertise
tisemeuts IN it, columns are regularly and
carefully read BY I'll members Of the house.
hold
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Sent to Jail for Assaulting a Girl.

Sc"t 70 OdH IOr AsSauIClu8 u UlrI.
In the Police Court this morning, Montgom-
cry Collins. who had been arrested by Officer
Rhodes near Brightwood was charged with an
assault on Ada Yerkes, girl Of thirteen years.
Yesterday afternoon the accused man stopped
the girl on the road and started to carry her
to the woods when she screamed and he let 20
his hold Of her, but not until he had torn her
clothing. 1t was testified that the accused was
q supplemented man. The accused took the
stand and said, Il am not guilty" Judge
Mills, after questioning him, remarked that il
was evident that this man WAS of unsoupd
mind, but he would send him to Jail for six
months, and in the meantime the proper au-
thorities could examine him
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The Bankers Have Skipped.

A daring bank fraud has been unearthed in
Lynchburg, Va In December last Judge
Latham of the corporation court granted q
charter to certain parties to conduct the
american insurance and banking company"
capital 100000. In January business was
begun with R. N. Brown Of Lynchburg, presi-
dent; @. G. Welliner. secretary and treasurer;
the two mentioned Morton Brown Of Gala, Va.
w. d. Weiiiner, Lock Haven, Pa, and II. J..
Brown, Pennington, Pa, board of directors. A
lively business was carried on until recently,
when the commonwealth attorney secured SUM-
cient evidence to induce the grand jury to
find indictments against Brown and Welliner
for fraud. Yesterday, when the officers went
to serve warrants on the indicted parties, il was
found that they had skipped.
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Judge Cox today made decree Of divorce in
favor Of the complainant in the case of Theresa
NJ. Lynch agt. Daniel j. Lynch. The bill filed
in November last by Mr.. A. B. Williams states
that they were married in Baltimore in
September, 1873 and charged desertion in
1919
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CouRT-JudQe Con.

EQUITY COURT-Jud9e Con.
Today-Hanson agt Hanson; testimony or
dered taken by E. Forrest. Mobely agt.
Mobely; do. White agt. White; sale decreed;
j. W. Warner, trustee. Davidson agt David
son; J. h. Gordon appointed guardian ad Item.
Jacobson agt Sellhausen; sale finally ratified
and reference to auditor. Lynch agt Lynch;
divorce granted.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for TIE EVENING STAR

Reported for The EVENING STAR
SCHOOL BoARD.-The city school board met
last night, Pres ident Smith in the chair and
nine trustees, with the superintendent and
clerk present. The superintendent said that
there was II demand for high school studies
in Washington school and that il would be
impossible for the principal Of that school to
teach the high school or eighth grade and part
OF the seventh grade also, ar was the case last
year. The higher mathematics had already
been introduced and there was q demand now
for latin, chemistry aud the natural sciences.
II the board desired these studies to be pursued
it would De necessary TO ft up the upper story OF
the old academy building or put new school
there and then LET Mr.. Picklin have none ex-
cept eighth grade students, or Mr.. Greenwell
none except seventh grade students. The board
directed the superintendent 10 adopt this plan.
The election Of a principal for Hallowen (col-
superintendent TO re-employ Miss Gray,
the present principal, with the un-
derstandlng that she shall prosecute
the author of the recent charges made against
her and subsequently withdrawn On voting
for janitor of Lee tcolored) school building,
Messrs. Wright. Fontaine, Hopkins, Clagett,
and Lumpkins were nominated. Il was stated
that Wright had been sent 10 the penitentiary
for ten years for robbing Mr.. b. wheat's house,
but that on belief OF his innocence be had been
pardoned by the governor. The first ballot
stood: Wright, 8; Fontaine, s; Clagett, 1;
Wright 6; Fontaine, s; Lumpkins, l. So
Wright was declared elected. Some bills were
ordered to be paid and the board adjourned
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY LASps.-Upon sppiics-
ton of county clerk, Commonwealth Attorney
Clements has given his opinion that lanes sold
for delinquent taxes and bought In by the COM
monwealth can be redeemed up TO the date OF
the fourth Monday Of this month. Until re-
Gently the commencement of the September
term was the fourth Monday in the month; it
hoo h3a nh... a. h.. Gx.<
have made application 10 redeem their lAnds
be allowed until the fourth Monday. because
county owners are becoming anxious 10 keep
their titles clear.
NoTEs.-The republican campaign win b
month by Col William Lamb of Norfolk. Gen.
Malone win speak at the opera house here
during the campsign.-The Columbia hose
man, vice Geo. w. Duffey, deceased. Robk
Evans and j. l. Duffey have been chosen e.
sistant foremen---A dividend Of II per cent
chanics' savings bank has been declared-
Hugo Herfurth, cigar dealer Of this city, has
made an assignment for the benefit Of his
creditors. The estate Of the late George Stern
agel and the banks of the city are preferred
creditors 10 the extent Of t2670 The total
debt win be about %, 900, while the assets are
amount-Some i've hundred permits for
colored pupils have been Issued - Ear BY IL
clerk Of the school board.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT MY OFFICE


COMPLETE PRINTED LIST AT Ny OFFICE
OFFICES.
o41 st., I'd floor, 5front llegant rooms in .Sun
rs heated bysteam. $50 building "freproof, 2ele-
~ "a Moor, trout ystors, heated by steam,
n. heated bv steam 80 tIen. 40tO $40 each
g31 81 from ~ To y III st. NV. Pr 20
800 st.. I'd floor. IT.. II I'LL st. u W., 3r g.. %
40 La. ave.. from 10 to 20
STORES.
1928 4th st. $50 1929 14th St. u. 400
1927 14th ST. nw.......60i
Those elegant New Stores, 1016. 1o1s, 1920, 1922.
lO24 and lO26 CONNECTICUT ave, will be finished
October l. For particulars call ut my office
se2 X. D. HOlIZMAN, 10Th and + sts NV
I(OR RENT-234 N. CAPITOL ST, 10 ROOMS
4 and bath, $50; 1872 Penn. ave. NV, Store and
Dwelling, l. rooms. $780, Store without dwelling,
$40; Groom Cottage, lie Droit Park, Sl2; Brick
Stable, stalls, carriage and coachnians rooms in
alley BET 18th and 18th and and l. SITS. n. W. 81
au31-2w j. Mel DODoON, 1925 ST. NV
FoR RENT,oIFERED FOR RENT FOR THE
Il nrst nme-that Handsome Corner Property House
OF rooms. large grounds and stable the
corner OF Massac husetts ave. and l1th ST.
he interior OF this House Is beautifully finished
and faIplshed throughout in elegant style and offers
one OF the most attractive homes in Washington Will
be leased for season or term Of years,
years unturnished If desired. Apply premises or to
aul 4-Jm JOHN SHERMAN 4 co, l4U7 at
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1xCu1nou 10 BAxzmonx.-Ths a ana O.
rsi!road COMPANY win sell exeursion ticks1s %
God returning until esptonber a - rs1s ~
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HOTELS.
EB BITT USE
WASHINGTON. d. G.
MONDAY. AUG. 20. 1SSQ

MONDAY. AUG. &c. 1854
NEW CROP TEAS. NEW CROP TEAS
Every lover Of this wholesome and delightful bever
age aware Of the difference between Fresh
cured New Crop Teas and those . year or more old
Appreciattng this intelligent discrimination the
part Of Tea drinkers have industriousiy applied
ourselves Gas usual to secure supplies in this line
from the VERY FIRST ARRIVALS. We are there
fore now able TO offer . variety Of GENUINE NEW
CROP TEAS The invoice includes four grades Of
CHOICE FORMO6A OOLONG, prepared from the
VERY FIRST PlCK1NGS, which IRE delightful in the
cup. Prices, Soc. to $l.25 per pound
Our New Crop formoss Oolong ct SOC. l. guaran-
teed to be SUPERIOR to any Black lea that can be
obtained elsewhere for the money.
ELPHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY
42S NINTH STREET.
P.s.-Fresh arrivals Of NEW MACKEREL every
few days. most desirable breakfast dish in warm
weather. egg
au26
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CoNEY ISLAND AND New YoRK-e7 for the
day, September 2. Good two days.-Adut
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ks1aHrs TEMp1AR RpcA11A

&ANHUH1o y LNFLAh 4StOAIIA
UNIFORMS FOR WASHINGTON, COLUMBIA DE
MOLAY AND POTOMAC COMMANDERIES
Are manufactured aud sold by US q low as any house
49, in America.
Az goods strictly best quality and guaranteed regu-
Also UNIFORMS FOR OLD DOMINION COM.
MANDEhf Of Alexandris, Va. at Factory prices.
WILLETT & RUOFF,
aulS-3m goo fennsylvanis ave.
VNHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
l. AND BRIDGE WORKS
EDWARD L. DENT. II. T., Proprietor
The best facilities in the city for all kinds of Iron
WSIk, SteeI beams, Angles. &c. always IN stock
line Ornamental Cast and Nrous hit Iron work
t{.cialty. Repairs and general machine work done in
Tie best manner aud IT short notice,
Sole iceneeee in the District Of Columbia for the
6oex-Aitchei' system OF beam Anchors aud Pro-
4ctors. Works. Cor. $50 and Ns.er sts. Tel. 42S-A
.,, City Onice> l4l3 q 81 A.w. Tel 42S-2.
2<S Washington. y. y
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FOR lighthouses.

!bi SiH ds:;5 .i iss i5ss i;
sSs IN :. lS9 p F Tsp st. or "a q e
H;I Vie g Isl Fierce ss p u. g
io$s ga 4 nv G.: 3 ~ s.s &: ne,
3. a ies sass iGi h. x
1923 1893 Fs 3, nv LIZ "a 5 tst .: 4 NJ
52e Ind nl' av n NV, isr. 50 SO st :e s
Ist5 Issb g g 1853 e 81, &
li6s s sy SO jig 5Se !. st. IT,
3IgelS j st. NV. sra Is s. $, ne. Or. 1850
lf$? d q R
d9G s 81 NV lSr 33gSs 9i + ns
iS9 81 Sc. i6r; IS. 4? 1884 st. NV, Or is 80
wslseS g g 9 ave
ssh s 3; t 50 ss3 nx
23J lss n W., ST. 20 80 1894 9Th st. NV. Ar; n
isSf AZ Nv si$ e $$ sSsh y
st. Stao a S 4tS 81 ns iS
yS ~ 1899 81 !; .' sis
1874 9th St NV S. i40s i4ts sr 81 nx9o
$3.50 Sesn W. or c d+ts M, nv; e az
716 f st. s.w.. Sr. .25 AZ 9l6 2Ist n w.. 10 SO
au31 B.H. WARNER & co, GIG Est NV.
EoR RENT NEW BRICK DWELLINGS,; 8
for sSSKssISRBiyis
FOR RENT-TwENTY;TwO NEW HOUSES. ON
q Washington circle, I'D ST.. K st. and New Hsmp-
leased 1Hs
be ready s fer oecuRancy about October and will
the north. which will be SIS ~ w.
ALI are open for inspection
au31-6t. RH. WARNER h co
Eok RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
i9l5 Nstnw.. LIT ss7; so Once rooms, AIT 11thst
House sre ID ib atsRington' Elec; nv soto $50 al
2e4 Del men iir SO III iY57 Il 81 81. w
i iS3 ~ 3n it i:
HOS Conn., ave. ys s$S Conn. .vs...sSo
10Th ST.. bet. and $, per year 700
l2o' ST. IT, per T qSiRTx ,;iiYtttvoSn $50
l342 9th ST., 11r. and bath $50
1915 ith St. i6r and and oath.
l2og st. 81 and bath; IS
sesf% e GG HHT oR'R Co, 1893 St n.w 80
EoR RENT-i304 RIGGS STA THREE-sTORY
ffGIR SE'5h WE r modern se9f~
+ 10 i5th St.. LIT. SIS sos Goth 81. NV, er. 1s4s
aSSS nv House on s09 GSsmpia ao0o
$ 354a P st. svl 81 40 ave., 5r..........1o
au31-2w GEO. w. LINkINS, 10th aud SITS. NV.
INOR RENT-TWO FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCES,
1913 Rhode Island ave. and 14l2 18th st. Apply
to j. j. SHEDD. 1907 X. i. av. au3-s tu IL, &d2m
E0R RENT-l3o9 RHODE ISLAND AVE. SEVEN
II Rooms and Bath, Mod. Imps, location unsur-
passed; $50 per month. JAMES A. BATES h CO.,
14OI 81 NV. su30-2w
L,OR RENT
4 1902 st. n ". 11r s65 I 90 18th ST., sr... s35
liz 18th St Stable 90 162 10th ST.. 6r Pr so
1908 10th st, l2r SO 80 H st. n.e., Or. 20 80
1929 Corcoran st 1Cr. 20 Hughes alley, q
Apply toGREEN CUNNINGHAM, laos st.
au.92-1ms
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CHILDREN's CLASS,

OwING 10 THE GREAT SUCCESS Of the water
fire works at Bay Ridge last Sunday the same
will be repeated on o still more extensive scale
Sunday, September 8, on the Chesapeake bay.
Passengers can remain seated on the cafe porch
and witness the entire display. For time of
trains see another column. Round-trip rate, 81
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
IL c9SS AsH SsD sts
~ Thus j. FISHER CO.,
EQR SALEM THE LITTLE TRACT'-
II Wen located Lots on 18th and 9th sts, Columbia
and
fully given on application a3o r,s,
au3l-6t 1854 FIST. NV.
IOR sALE-LOTS-
bet l saS ard g2d south
St st. Bet be 9Sh AND AMID it,s 'front.'
anu S,sts os sssS} alley $50
'Gf s' IT, 5sS ss 800
f ssHbE adn sTaEE5 S5tF 4,ssl s.
public alley in rear Of the handsomest improv-
So aa e THos. j. FISHER CO. 1894 + st. NV ~
OR sALE-NoRTHEAsT-AY VERY DESIRABLE
ess s55oS feet. deefdsd 6ssn Soa
Ground On East Capitol st. west of the park selling
ssy S and IL the .ss
SstsSs r price advanced GHis IsEsG SSy
IGOR sALE-NORTHEAsT-100 FEET FRONT
u age on 4th st near stanton square very desirable
SE Sso :. for building purposes cHAs A Ms EgGN
isonlaFss very desirable: avenue now Being
thsfs LII f. 1sssir
H., age on 18th St bet g and q. sts.; also two 60
nees SrbssF II st bet Bg
ata es.'e N september oAAS . asEHES
E0E sALEnyERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON
sass q %san
ieet Of ground for little money buyers seldom 70
EUnS 9ssssuFss ground oH.s No
fsaa s's ;iHai R$y SsS.. On i is'a
NE corner 70 Sa; 9th and .ss f. 9th and e1o
6H4 GoETEN 4S st n sGGS .nyiss
FOR LE-NoRTHEAsT-ls6 FEET FRONT ON
on I'd St near st. AxOOd property It low ssnres n'
su31-1ot fzaoF ETL;
feet ss q Asss.siass as
On so qe es on so feet q
ceptble of very economical subdivsion-infoo 81 lots.
sSsa Property at 10" figure MiSssaSS5F
E0R sALE-ELEGANT LOT AT COR. OF CoLUM-
sa Ioia sna
and water sewer near by sdewsIks laid carbstones
fohb 5ciaS.yf n nse'd.izsd TYLER
/ 10TH ST. CORNER ST NV
handsome Large Corner Lot; fronts 90 feet on 18th
st. and 125 feet ON r St Price "a per square foot
THOS. ]. FISHER Co.
aa3l-0t 1924 r st. NV.
r 16th st. bet. o and SITS n W. Two Fine Building
sites ONE 20 feet inches by 125 The other
~ Ieet inches oy 12b feet deep Wide public Alley
IN rear Price, $3.50 RE S6 sSsr : iS Sssuv. -
.us1.e. -Ao'' : sls1 III. : Soi NV.
TOR sALE-I IN "KAEoRAMA"- BTAUTIFm
= 1uuding Sites st speculative prices. For plstg
lQlOTu8Qon
,ual.e. TA6s. j. rlsHEs 90,
EoR sALE-F1FTY LOTS IN .FAIRyIFV.w BF-
n tween lexington and National Fair 0rounds 25x
100; $3.50 each. Easy terms. This properly n on
Tor Investment For plsts and information spplv Is
RUST HuN0RRTORb.
.111-Sm 024 18th ct NV,
LOB SALE-LOTS AT FOREST GLEN NM .15aTY
= 70 minutes ride from city; g cent? PEI foot
he.an a1sirEfSSSdR 1882.
EOR sALE-THE NATIONAL CxPIT1I. fTVFST
n souaree $50 $50 and 60l, koutinS on ~ foIows
ing streets: T. E6, and +, bctwecn 0iS nnd ~
sss ne. and on 9th IT. between Y and y NE Thnss
lote are very desirable either q tns
o1sss punaing purposss IeEme made e g1it pgr-
- '''~ s H7H2RHs \. xAzxrs, ,..4a.a.
SAMUEL v. cuss3Edf b h3RSs, 4ssss sss ~
National 6o{o Dspo;iX 6S3{<3Se
817<2A New York ~ ~ 1Efk =
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EOk kENT-UNFURNIsHEI

LOh hENT-UNEURNI
l. t7o1 Il. i. ave. NV,
11r......-.......& sos. 3:
1413 Mass, ave-. 17r.
and stable. 200
! Dupont circle, lar. 2Ot
1316 18th ST. NV. 1:ir2Ot
II IA Conn.av.. 1Sr. / SO. 81
912 18TH st. NV, Dor,
stable. l66. O..
lab q st. n. W.. 11r.
and store. ICE
122s N st. n. w., i5r. ..l2l
100 18th st. n.
w.,16r. and stable116.6I
14Q1 Stoughton ST.,
lit. ............. .S3.3
1901 2lst ST. NV, Sr. "a
BOZ Z st. NV. 1lr.......75
sO23 o st.n.w.. 1lr.and
staole.....-............. 10
The above houses caD |
crI office only. 1HO
8u3l
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The Broolklyn Broadway Franchiss ~.
voked.

Al Albany. n. T., yesterday, Jussses Mayhan
tn supreme court, handed down . dscinioa
annulling and revolving the charter Of u
Broadway railroad company Of Brooklyn Hs
holds that TIE company has surrendered III ths
corporats pEts1lages and franchisss granted -
y y TIE act - de lsgislature passsd April "
1850. JUe1os Mayhsm psrpstually bass he
company nom exercising any Of II. corpsra1s
structlng any railroad under o. By virtns q
any Of the provisions Of ths sct
The company failed 70 lay trsoks - uain1ain
railroad - agreed 70. Tie s1ft ~ bcoug13
By Attorney General Tsbor.
DxE1 PAnx 0rEx UuuL oCsosR LIZ
Baltimore end ohie rnllEoad ennounon ~
saEly aaennn , - p1o1snu1s6 1Dason q -
ssIss.s ssss : - q sss1s~
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IroR RENT-TwO HOUSES, 7o5 AND 7Oe.< ST.
II Rooms and BATH large yard and cellar: ali
mod tmps. Tor $3.50 month Apply at the Earle
Market, cor. Of Sth st and sd. ave ne see-fjts
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odEU.
i4l5 n ST. NV. 11r. s65
y42 y; Y. ave. NV, yr..65
60i 18TH st. NV. 1861
2024 Hliiyerpl., l Or. 66.67
Y14 18th st. NV, Tor. 80
1909 Ii st. NV, Or. 81. 30
10th st. NV. Sr. 30
1901 q st. NV. 6r. ....50
10 1 l. st. NV. llr. .5u
lO4 q st. n W.. 10r......45
1888 Fierce place. Tor. az
7 liza Conn. ave, | Or. =. 40
1913 1tth at. NV. | Or. 40
80 5 III st. w..store. 9r 40
1880 18th st.n.w.. ar. 30
1905 9Th st. II. W., 9r.. 30
1905 16tn st. NV, 7r. %
1907 Caroline ST., ar. Ia
222 1st st. s.w., 6r......l5
1887 both st. NV, SIR. IA
e examined by permit from
MAS j. FISHER & CO.
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u 1229 New York ave- NV, 12r mod irnps $50 90
B4O st NV, FRS, bay window, mod inps. -. 80 30
e4z ST. NV, FRS. bay window, mod imps.,. 81. 80
soi,V 81 NV 1rs-. mod imps. % 90
se6-6t q. cAMPBE.TiI..' liz 10th st nv.
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Z FURNISHED RESIDENCE,

mi. bSsu,',,1 49, ShosEIiS AsENUE
corner OF Massachusetts, avenue and l5th st. uw op-
posite the LOUISE HOME "-contains about fifteen
rooms ali nicely arranged and completely furnished.
VIII be rented to g nrst-clAss tenant . term Of
For permit to inspect the premises and price
Apply TO
j.. " N. HUYCK CO.,
1905 Pennsylvania ave-,
eeo-lW darlington Insurance BuiIding.l
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EDUCATIONAL.

1vY HALL-A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Nd; Quincy method used. Kindergsrten Tor Young
children; new building elevated delightful location,
Der 23, 1855. Miss EMMA PBENTiBs. Principal.
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FOR RENT-134o .vERMoNT AVE. NEAP IOWA
= Circle IArge md Finely Furnished House, con
pinine ID fooas; numervus pictures and severn
kccssoi sf4taary house never before rented
ss3lv T. Q. CUTTER C0, iSz3 n nv.
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n '''''''" o-'' ''''o III In" '0hooi'
OCTOBER l. 1889, at z o'clock p.m., when the an
nouncements will be made.
Catalogues can be obtained at the principal book
stores and application the Secretary Treasurer
As the number of students admitted the classes
limited those intending to enter tue school should
enroll on OF before October J. proxio, at the office of
the I rea.
CAMPBELL w. BUSHNELL, Sec'y, zoos st. n w.
EUGENE d. CARUsI, Treas,
se2- I'm Cor 10Th and L SITS. n w.