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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

WNgIrEd, June 2a,-Tho link cons
Meeting Martin Burke with tho Cronin
murder wua completely established last
evening when Martenaen, the express
man who hauled the furniture a. Carl
sons cottage aud who arrived here yea
to-day, identified Burke among ilfty'twO
prisoners aud citizens who stood In a
Homi,clrclo In the jail yard, The identl,
ilCatlOn was complete and beyond ull
doubt, Martcnapn walked before the
men and picked ont his man At tho first
glance, Chief Hubbard Of Chicago has
been notified 10 THU effect, Burke stood
the ordeal wrll-hH mover illnchcd and
maintained the same n0lid d0meaunr
that has characterized his actions since
his aWcBt. Burke wdH hprucrd up cons
sIdorahly and looked better than he did
In the police station llo took tho proc
cecdluga a. % matter Of course and did
not appear 10 CyIuor Nu interclt thprein,
Chief McliU0 Says liurke'H Intellect iH
duh aud that ho l1uot capable Of show.
Ing any feeling,
nurI,es iyos Ayertcd,
When Muteuep1 plHOd down tho limo
Burke stood twouNclh with hiy hands n
bis pockct and hia ryvd uvcted Mar
ton6cn glanced guickly la his IA. ,
marked hsnumbtr ON q slip Of pal O
aud passed ON CSUminiug The iUCrb y
the other men, Altrr completing tu
investigation ho rolWHol 10 whore Oh.
officers and counsel weru standing unU
hold a Whispered conversation, CuW.
aol II, ", Howell WA heard to rcmWh
"Wo are satisfied, We viii not want
anybody olso 10 idcniily lho prisoners but
bo positive ul the numnnr
Matguacu was accompanied 10 Win
nIpog by q police officer whose name
cannot hn ngccttampd, but who iu q ~.
pcrior OF Detective Collins,
Chief MORuc Wys they now have cloW
sailing and ho believes There will bo nu
further difficulty In presenting uIit'
cicntly strong evidence toWgWr 3urkvH
cStrUdtiun lccgWphiC dispatches are
passing rapidly between Chlcl Hubbard
aud the officers here,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

ALBANY, Mo-, June ~, "A cyclone
passed over northwestern Missouri yos-
terday afternoon dsmolishing a number
OF dwellings, schools houses and other
property Tho house Of II. p. Williams
was blown to pieces and one of his chill
dren killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
WANDA.

Running mile lIliG, half 5iil sired
by Wayerly son of imp, Australian,
frat dam wild Nan by Embry's Lex.
ington, second dam Glencellln by Rim
gold, third dam GlenluCe by imp Glen
ere, fourth dam by Am, Eclipse, etc, to
the 18th dam. See American Stud
Book, vol. 4, page 507, Fec $50 by the
ge 1On, $50 TO Insure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
A ncnnent nnnIrh.

WAsmNaToN, June g9,-Assistont
Secretary Tichnor Of the treasury has
denied u request for the dRcontnuance
Of tho practice of requiring imported ci.
gors 10 be stamped with customs stamps
on the ground that such stamping Ia IN
oxpress renniromont Of the law.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
MOSCOE.

Sired by 1Iylas, 2;2liG 1rst dam by
Strattle Buck, son of Bonny Morgan.
Fec, season $40 TO insure $50.
eB-Spring Season from February 18th
to July ist, Eau Season from Septem.
Der lst TO November 10th,
tT"t want to rent the use Of fifteen
WANDA MARES TO breed to "Black
Cloud" in March. / will make II an
object 10 owners of mares, Send or
call for extended pedigree Of stations,
fOhutshm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
RED JACKET.

: 'ired by Red Eagle, son of Grey Eagle,
4 lNdam Lady Woodbridge, by Frank
/ l,8.on, second dam Lady Eyens, by
r. mble's Eclipse, third dam CavarneS,
by Am. Eclipse, etc, TO nineteenth dam.
See American Stud Book, vol. b. Fee,
$40 by season, or 1926 10 insure.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

WhoRt hns haen advanced | 8.i cents
with snlc6 Of $4,000 900 huahols hero for
the week hot this speculative moyo
mont seSmn 70 take no account OF the
fact that wheat and -four, equivalent 60
about 30,0Oa,000 bushels in cSoosJ oil u
minimum stock, viii probably ROMAN
from tho last crop, July /, 10 be addod
to q now eupply, which now promises 10
exceed all requirements for tho nOSt
year. Corn IA l-e cent and oNta o. cents
higher, FOR no other reason than because
whent advances,
Cotton has declined IS with sales Of
is0,0 bolcS In a week, which i8 moro
than double tho ontlro stock Nt all ports,
A long expected break IN cotroo lowers
tho prlco Ia with sNlcs Of GOG, 900 bags,
But The price Ia still 10 cents for Deccm-
Der options against l.2 u year ago, and
operators wonder that the public docs
not buy,
Pork lard and hogs Oro n fraction
lower; sugar unchanged for this week
aud leather l-9 cent higher for some
grades, Tho general tendency Of prices
has been slightly upward, but tho ad.
vance averages only an eighth Of por
cent. for tho week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
ARTICLE XVI

aro o. Attho general election 70 no held IN the
year one thpuannl olfht hundred ana nlnepsiwo,
"Ahall there DO u convention 70 revise, hltof, OF
amend the Constitution p shall 10 huhmlit6d 10 The
electors VI The blate, aud. IN Uatn majority Of oil
tho olo0iom voting VI huch election 0oclde m favor
at y teuyunuun, tho Uunural Assembly ht ~ noxt
totlon, shan provide. BY law Tor the election Ol
delOHHtua and the Assembling VI Hnuh convention,
" N nfOVlugd IN the preceding section, but hu
Hmondmuut ofuN ulnslltl0n, agreed upun Nv any
epnyunli0n NArmbltd In puiauHuuO ol.lha article
thh Nfo elect unill tho tAmu shall have bton uuh'
nitud to the electors Of the a4tt Anu ADOPTED ly
ktAluuty of those voting thereon,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

Tho Greatest Discovery Down 10
tho prosoat Timo,
And the only medicine known TO man
that does positively cure these diseases
by curing the Liver such as Headache
OF all kinds, Constipation or Costve.
uess, Rheumatism Of all kinds, Nervous
less, Skin Diseases, all Stomach Diseas.
ss, like Kidney disease, yields every time
60 this Great Discovery; Paralysis Is
prevented and Dropsy cured by It's time.
iy use; Il clears the skin and cleanses
the Blood. All that lsnecessary TO con.
vince, Is n trial. Call Ut T. ID. MoFAR.
LANDS drug store aud ask for DR.. H.
MacFarland's LiUh Book, IL tells you
all and gives yoW'Bymptoms, Sold also
by u. II. Baltzly, Masslllon.
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7 !!lE Yl5EEllaToI l!T. MILE Ia -.
nRECORDS.
Lake View Park Farm,
Ed. ]. MEYER, Proprietor,
BLACK CLOun.

Record 217ll sire Of Black Cloud,
Jr, 2;26, aud others; by Ashland Chief,
son of Mambrlno Chief. Service $50
by the season; 800 to insure,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Legal Notice.

Adam Denlous and Mary Denoug residing ~ Fay.
ilCliOward county Missouri, VIII take nouoQ mat
nMay 10, 1880 Charles Don0ls filed his petition
IN tho common pleas court OF stark county, ONO
against tho above named parties, praying Tor
Judgment against said Adam DenlOua on n0le ly
him made duo April ~, 1880, aud calling for sbOO
nlgo praying judgment on u contract between
charles and Adam DenlOui whereby tie lAttuf
agreed 70 pny tho said Charles Dcnlouh ellO nof
ypnr during hia natural life alleging that thore IN
now duo thereon $3.50 with INTEREST," also paying
that decd 70 Mary Denloue OF tho north hall OF ot
Nj, 10 In Navarro, o. be act aside aafrauduont nnd
void and alleging that said 1ocd was made IN trust
for said Adam DenlOua 20 dcfrnud this nlnlntli and
further praying that tho court order any Install.
mnnia due under said contract herelftOr TO he
made charge on said lot and tnat said lot 80 far ~
IA necessary bo subjected 10 payment I said n0lo
and contract An order OF attachment has been
inaued IN this action and the above described lot
has Denn loylod upon, and process Of gnrnlAhomont
hna been served on uoOfNo Lucas, Judgment N
asked for $500 aud Interest from Aprll W, 1880
alqo Tor 6ibO aud interest thereon from April 4
iBH0 Aad parties arc required W answer ON or be.
fore July o. 1850 or judsmenb WI, ng @ AEgn aEalpst
them. OhADblb DhNiVvb'
JANIS J. GRANT Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

sro .. County ofioeu shall No elected IN tho
eyhn yrarh on tho mt Tuesday attff thn iiHl MnHs
0ay III NavumbOf Ny tho eltctlu Ut eAch unuuIt, N
such manner and i6r such torn NJ oven NrlrH Hf
may be- provided BY low when q varaury UHrufI
IN county utnco n phAll bn nlul ny appointment
f0r thr remainder Ot thn lpfm,
kHO, a. township 0nerfn aud elective nuhlc,
phi OHCnfa shall 81 tlotod u the odd years un thu
hat rurhiY after tho lnt MpndaY IN hUyauhur
~ tic electors Of cnCh township Uf municipality, W
hhuh manner, aud Tor such iufin Of rtou years. W.
may ho provided by law Whom vacancy ut0uts
IN township Ot municipal once u shat bn hltd hy
appointment for tho remainder Of the toim,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
4 TWO eIuBT bRlCk,

Estimated 70 Cost si,O0O,
This ia from tba Satinnal Rullding Plan
associations "Artidio lomes' Brick two
story and attic houEa, with stone foundation
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

and cut stone trimmings Slate roof, Height
Of stories In tho oear-drst 10 feet 0 inchoal
second, 10 feet Attic unfinished, Cellar 0
feot inches Principal rooms finished IN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27
Heavy shipment Of Gold.

Tho heavy shipments Of gold this week
are u surprise 10 many and are attributed
by some bankers 90 The needs Of the
Bank Of France and the large cNpcudi.
lures Of Americans at the exposition
For June thus far merchandise exports
from New York are 10 per cont larger
than last years., with imports somewhat
smaller but even these changes would
leave n heavy eXccss Of imports over OK.
ports TO be- emet by shipments Of securities
or gold, AZ present the temper Of specu-
lNtion docs not encourage the belief that
foreign buyers will take railway sccun.
tics largely, On the contrary, domorali.
2atlon Of rail ratios islikcly tobe followed
by foreign sales Tho stock market Is a
little lower than week ago, but with
great speculative strength still shown IN
the stocks which have been controlled
by powerful combinations
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

JOHN LOEw,
NOTARY PunLIO--Nayarre, STARK County ONO,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

hard wood with oil finish, inside blinds, eto.
First story contains hall, 1ElG parlor with
llroplucol, lagliiduIug room lW,th FIREPLACE,
lGEli, Kitchen, llEl8. unutiy aud china clos.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

ing room, bath room and closets rrIncl.
pal rooms hard wood, finished IN oil inside
blinds, oto,
Estimated cos, Of building, Ss,O0o
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

Tho business failures occurring
throughout tho country during the last
seven days, M reported to Il, q. Dun s.
Co., number for the United Statos iO5
and for Canada 20, or total OF eco as
compared with g5O last week and 925 the
wook previous to the last, For tho
corresponding week Of last year the
figures were g0d, representing l1G
failures In the United States and 2e IN
the Dominion of Canada.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

foot inches n lc,t inches, parlor with
llrrpmocl, layl5, sitting room with fire.
place, l6ygO, library 10 rcot inches \ 70;
dining room, 10 loot inches go Kitchen,
10 royt iuuhH Is, pantry iyS china
euoJ lyi, Front anI hack Nairt Second
story contains four largo chumhpra, drcs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

HEo iH Whenever the once u secretary n state
eIa hnNOmea vacant Tor any " tho raufes iiinu
U0ned IN teoii0n 40 0t thih Article TIC H1YeUlHi
hlall hll ihe vacancy w appolnl lpi lhe residue
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-27

$50, 90 The REGULAR fefsinn Of eAeh General A.
aenby snail oola amenon on tlle iint Monday Of JRn-
uafy neEt alter u lk chosen,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
Auction Sales of Real Estate.

Duneanson Bros, auctioneers, have sold al
public sale lot in Cooke Park, Georgetown,
fronting 81 feet on Road street by depth Of
l36 feet on Park avenue, to Jas. III. Mari for
81 cents per square foot. Also lot in square
966, fronting so feet on Massachusetts avenue
and 80 feet on East Capital street by about so
feet on 18th street northeast, containing 5.546
square feet, to Jas. T. Ryan for Si2 per
square foot; also lot IL in the same square. az
the northeast corner of 10th and East Capitol
streets, fronting 2l75 feet on the latter
street and 1850 feet on the former street,
to John q. Slater for SL45lS per
square foot; also lot IL, same square,
at the southeast corner of Massachusetts ave-
nue. and 10th streets, fronting 43 feet on the
former and 1892 feet on the latter, containing
1888 feet to Jas. p. Ryan, for Sl.ls per square
foot. Also lot Is, same square. fronting 20
feet on Massachusetts avenue, aud containing
1,444 square feet, to r. V. Campbell for Sl.O6
per square foot. Also part of lot l. in square
9l9, improved by a two-story brick house. at
the northwest corner of East Capitol street and
9Th street northeast. 10 Jas. Il. Ryan for 90 200.
Thomas Bowling, auctioneer. sold yesterday
at public sale the two-story frame house l25 q
street northwest, the lot being l7xl27 feet TO
Thomas Brown for i.SJ0
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A Shooting ARRAY.

This morning Vim. Churchill and John Jack
son were in the Police Court, charged with an
ARRAY, and the case was continued until Tues
day next. Jackson was a witness in the Police
Court yesterday against woman. Churchill,
friend of the woman was angered and went
after Jackson and encountered him on Half,
near NJ, yesterday. IL is alleged that after
sharp words had passed jackson pulled a pistol
on Churchill, who wrested it from him: that
Jackson got another pistol and fired one shot,
and that then Churchill fired, the shot taking
effect in Jackson's chin. Churchill went to DIR.
Winters, where the wound was dressed. Both
parties were arrested
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L>OR SALE-THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE
city of its kind aud especially desirable for who
wants cheerful home with plenty of sunlight
well~built three-story brick, ~ feet front wide
lot in rapidly improving and desirabH portion OF
Capitol Hill. containing IL rooms large concerted cell
terms TO suit purchaser
Owner ON premises
1t. 500 North Carolina ave-
L,oR sALE-BARGAINs-I435 r ST, 2 ROOMS
and bath, mod imps.' lot 20x1 40 to alley; select
18Th St Nv, new. rooms and bath; nicely pa
psf; n. W, new. rooms and bath; s425o
81, new,T rooms and bath: splendid condition
St. near 10Th. cosy brick house. rooms and bath,
ST near 18th. II rooms, mod. imps 81, 900.
my25-3t DAVID b. s TONE. 500 + st. NV.
TroR SALE-VALUABLE PROPERTY-PARTIES
viii md II to their advantage t. consult H. NJ MAR
I'm zeal Estate and Insurance Agent, 1929 Pa.
NV PERSONAL attention given to all business con-
FOR SALE.1A bargain; l,62o feet of ground, i'm
proSed o{ broom house; an excellent location IN
a desirable home, rooms and bath; frst-cass con-
dtlon press brick front; 21st, Pa. n.
price, 5000. An extended sale list of property at
once. ID NJ. MARTlN, 1929 Pa. ave. NV. my25-3t'
E0R SALE-MODERN l2-ROOM RESIDENCE
fashionably located. northwest three rooms deep;
open hrepaces in hall and rooms This house is sub
staitIatiy butt by leading architect and builder and
Is thoroughiy nodern. Price, 81 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
A Hop at Olney.

A very enjoyable hop was given last evening
at the Olney Grange hall, Montgomery county,
under the auspices of the ladies of the neigh
borhood. Heretofore such events have been
under the management Of the gentlemen, but
last evenings hop far surpassed its predeces-
sors. The dancing was kept up until after 2
O'Clock. At midnight - company was re-
freshed with sandwicNJ and hot coffee.
Among these present were Misses Matte
Ashby, E. B. Handlan, Ella Gray, OF Washing
ton; Messrs VIM. Zea, j. Marion Fowler. jr.,
Frank Glasscock, Harry King and Nye Worth
ington, and Drs. Julian Gartren and Frank
Brightwell, of Washington; Mrs. Dwinnell, OF
Baltimore, and Mr.. Bernard Ashby, Of Gull
pepper, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

Governor Buckley, Of Connecticut, has vetoed
the bill to prevent deception in the manufac-
ture and sale Of butter and cheese. This 10 the
bill prohibiting the coloring of oleomargerine
70 resemble genuine butter and cheese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

E0R SALE BROOKLAND LOTS HIGH AND
II healthy; only 20 minutes walk from city; also
convenient TO electric and steam ten houses
under construction We have the choicest lots for
at prices ranging from TO 12c or $500 TO 5000 per
lot also few lots at Pc, OF 81 so per lot
MCLACHLEN 4 BATCHELDER,
my25-lOt 12l5 4 St
GSOR RENT-CHEAP-CEDAR GROVE, SPRING
ST, Mount Pie asant, Il room cottage: large stable
and coach house; acres of land plenty of shade and
the best of water. my25-3ts
lrOR SALE-1O ACRES OF LAND AT BRIGHT
IL wood, near proposed park and horse-car; improved
By an S-room frame house, &C.; whole divided
Price, $500 per acre.
my24-2tt A. GUENTHER.
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A Child Run Over by a WAGON.

Bessie Brown, a colored child about eight
years old, was run over by a milk wagon near
the corner of 10th and L streets northwest last
evening and she seriously injured The
wagon was driven by John ]. Mahoney The
occurrence caused quite a commotion among
the colored people aud threats were made to
lynch Mahoney when Officer Slack arrested him
and took him to the station. Mahoney was
charged with an assault on the child, and in
the Police Court this morning Mr.. Darlington
appeared for him. Officer Slack testified to
making the arrest and TO the excitement, and
that Mahoney said he told the girl to get out Of
the way.
DIR. S. L. Cook testified that he attended the
child and found a wound on the left temple,
bruises on the left leg below the knee and that
the left shoulder was dislocated and bruised.
The child was present carried by her father.
and she testified that she did not see the wagon
till it was but n few feet of and did not hear
apy alarm given She tried TO get out of the
way, but the team turned right over her.
VIM. Schooler and others testified that the
horse was going at an ordinary gait but did not
stop; that the child was on the way from
Geo. TAYLOR testified that the cry Look OUT
was heard just as the wagon approached the
child.
After further testimony Mr. Darlington
claimed for the defendant that il was an acci-
dent. and referred TO the number Of children
playing on the street.
The case was continued till Monday.
During the last month large number Of en-
igrants have been passing through Montana en-
route to the British possessions, travelling by
wagon. It has been ascertained that they are
Mormons from Utah and Idaho, and that their
destination is the country through which the
Gall railway passes.
Governor Hin win attend the banquet 70 b
given TO ex-President Grover Cleveland by the
Young Mems Democratic club on Monday even
ing ct the Fifth Avenue hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

IvoR sALE-NEAR STATIONS on METRoPoII
tan Branch grass grain fruit. stock poultry and
dairy farms, 10 900 lots, cot agss and Conn
try homes. COOKE ID. LCCKETI, q:l5 r a
my25-lm
AT KNOWLES STATION, MET. BRANCH n, A
n o. X. r. nice building lots at and cts per foot
y acres with 4-room house, $1,000.
Highly improved farm 40 acres. 2 dwellings All
necessary outbuildngs plenty Of shade aud fruit Of
all kinds well wstered lays nicely for subdivision
board walk to the station; 81 600, Apply TO
On the premises any time during wednesdsys. or
other days after ASS train ny25-if m
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FARM OF PAS
Il acres i mile from Millikin's station, b and p III
X. This Is splendid place and highly improved; new
s-room house. barns stables. house and other out
buildings; all fruits and vegetables raised can be
disposed Of probably TO several large canning fac
tories within half mile from place For particulars
apply TO c. b NILSSON
my23-lw l4lsFst
EoR SALE THE HANDsoMEsT TRACT FOR
subdivision in the vicinity of Wsshingon, so acres
known rs Bunker Hill Farm, Brooks, the first sta
con out on the Met r. X. opposite the Catholic Uni
yersIty and near the Electric The streets of
Brookland abut on this property aud could be con-
timed through il. For full particulars enquire Of
my2o-lm REDFoRD W WALKER 1000 + st
EoR RENTAL STATION, 9 MILES OUT on
u Washington Branch of b. and o., IL room house
Tor IL per month. REDrORD W WALKER
mySJ-3t 1OO0 st.
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5000 FEET OF GROUND;
twelve more lots OF lees than Is feet froptsSe
ap1o FRANK ,. CoN0ER, 1t16 n IT.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

II 14th, II rooms baths parlor library and larre
dining room on LIST floor: handsomely frescoed and
papered. Lot 24xl35 to wide alley. Price s25 600
A nice IA room dwelling, Rhode Island avenue bet
14th and 10th large closets; all modern improve
ments; house only been built year: heated by
steam; open fire-places in each room. 100000.
A No. dwelling, Mass ave, Thomas Circle
IL rooms; bath; hard wood finish handsomely pa,
pered south front. 10000
neat 10-room brick: bath, hot and cold water lot
20xl20; West Washington. Only, $4,000.
For full particulars apply to
EOR SALE-91S NJ ST n. W.
il 1904 Columbia ave.
SIP ST. NV.
20 and 20 Grant Place
SIS and $50 18th st.n.w.
PLANT TURpIN,
Safe Deposit Building,
Il Nayr Nnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

EOR SALE-THE DESIRABLE PROPERTY 734
II 10th ST., bet @ aud II SITS ~ w.. three-story and
basement dwelling poems. lot 20 by LOO feet. APP
ply V OWNER, lu1o b st. NV. my24-2r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25
SUMNER RESORTS.

EcOR RENTAL COLONIAL BEACH-PART OF A
Il cottage to small and agreeable family; also seve-
raj cottages for sale or rent g. b. WILSON, l4ls
D. Uy25-3t
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safe Deposit Building,
myS-1m 10Th and New York ave
VNOR SALE-BY OwNER-A VERY HANDSOME
location northwest For particulars address p o. Box
313 my21-5t-
E0R SALE - THREE-sToRY BRICK. BAY WIN
I'd st. n. e., near Mass. ave. VIM. H. BARSTOW,
my21-6t 615 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-25

IGOR SALE-AT BRANCHyILLE HEIGHTS, ON
Il Washington branch Il. and o.. miles from WASH
ngton: beautifully located lots Immediately sta
ton, at from SO to $500 lot $50 cash, balance
on very easy terms. For plats &c call BEDFORD
W. WALKER, 1905 st. my4-lm