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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-12-31
GROWING SERIOUS,

rho Condition of Affairs ut Portland ON
Account OF the Non Pay ment Of Wages
to Railroad Laborers.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 29.-The situa-
tion of the discharged laborers from the
Union Pacific's Puget sound Is grow
ing more serious every day. At present
there are about 1000 In this city and the
number is increasing hourly. The most
of them are destitute and are unable to
get money on time checks, which were
due on the Goth. A large number Is be-
ing fed and lodged by the city. Owing
to the inability of j. II. Smith T. Co.,
who had the contract. to secure money
from the Union Pacific, the men are be-
ing put off from day to day, and as the
money is not yet forthcoming 1t Is
difficult to foresee the outcome, as the
men are growing desperate. Some are
sore pressed and are discounting the
checks at so per cent. j. IL. Smith Is
now at Omaha endeavoring to secure
money from the Union Pacific. Upon
his arrival there he telegraphed that the
company had promised him $500, 900 this
week, and on this assurance the situa-
tlon has somewhat been quieted. To-
day Mr.. Smith telegraphs: "Will leave
to-day for Portland. money or no."
Speaking Of the situation, one of the
contracting 6rm to-day said: ''All de-
pends on the action OF the Union Pa
cifc. II we can obtain the money due
us we can pay of our men at once"
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HALIFAX, N. g., DEC. 26.-The ship
Selkirk arrived here In disabled condi-
ton Friday last with cargo Of oil. A
survey was held by Capts. Wood and
Hunter, who ordered the cargo between
decks to be discharged, and the ship was
hauled into the dry dock wharf for that
purpose. This afternoon John Stairs 4
Co., agents. received cablegram from
Admiral Watson, who Is st Bermuda,
protesting against the landing OF the
cargo. The grounds for protestiaG are
either of the following: First, that the
admiralty has certain rights to the dry
docks and premises; second, th&& the
place set apart for discharging b too
near the magazine. Stairs 4 Co. have dd
cided not to entertain the admiralty
protest, and they will make an attemp
tomorrow at the time appointed to un
load the cargo. II Is thought that ther
will be : lively scene, - It Is understoot
the naval people will try to prevent th'
landing Of the oil. /
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Dec 23.---Nothing Of conse-
quence was done In the senate until Nor
gAn's resolution of yesterday instructing
the committee ON ivileges and elections to
report an amendment to the elections bill
was taken up. He then discussed II. Sem
ator sherman, from the committee on
finance, reported bill to provide againsG
the contraction OF the currency aud for
other purposes, the caucus bill. and IL was
read twice and placed on the calendar. The
senate finance committee reported the
finance bill, with an amendment striking
out the provisions for the replacement of
the deficiency In the national bank circu-
lation by the issue OF treasury notes and
inserting a provision for S20a, O00, 900 of the
2 per cent. bonds, fedeemable at pleasure
after ten years. The elections bill was
taken up and Senat or Call, OF Florida, spoke
four hours In opposition to IT. After ex-
ecutiye session the senate adjourned.
WAsHINGTON. Dec. 23.---1n the house to-
day the speaker made n number OF COM
mittee appointments and the house ad-
journed until Friday.
WASHINGTON, Dec. e4.-But little busi-
ness was transacted In the senate to-day.
When adjournment was taken 1t was until
Saturday, with the understanding that on
that date IL should Immediately again ad-
journ until Monday.
House not In session.
WAsHINGTGN, Dec. 26.--Senate and house
not In session.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.--The senate met at
noon and a communication from the gov
ernor OF Idaho was presented transmitting
the credentials of the senators-elect from
that state, Gov. Shoup and Win. j. McCon-
nell. The credentials having been read Gov.
Shoup was sworn I'm. After a discussion be-
tween Carlisle, Reagan, Spooner and others
regarding the legality Of the election OF
the three senators by the Idaho legislature,
the credentials Of Mcconnell were referred
to the committee on privileges and elec-
tiOns, senator Aldrich offered a resolution for
the amendment OF the rules. which he had
heretofore given notice Of, and asked that IL
be printed and laid over. Senator Cockrell
asked whether IL was now in order to move
to refer the resolution TO the committee on
rules. Senator Aldrich asked that the mos
tion would be In order when the resolution
comes up. senator stewart gave notice
that Tomorrow morning he would move to
take up the financial bill Senator German
moved to take up the bill for the adjust.
ment Of the accounts OF Iaborcrs, ETC.,
under the eight-honr law, but senator
H0ar claimed the floor on the cleo
tions bill and Senator Gornan withdrew the
motion. Senator Hoar yielded the floor to
Senator Hiscock. who addressed the sem
ate at length In support OF the bill At the
conclusion OF senator Hlscock's speech Sem
ator Hoar addressed the senate. Without
concluding his speech senator Hoar yielded
for an executive session, and the senate
soon adjourned.
House not In session.
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.nocuLArloN FoR PHrHis,s.
Results Of Experiments with the Koch
Lymph In Now York Hospital.

Results Of Experiments with the Koch
Lymph In . Now York Hospital.
New YORK, Dec. 29.-At Bellevue hos
pital comparative examinations Of the
sputa OF patients inOculated for phthisis
with Koch's lymph have begun. In the
case OF one patient, before incubation
three bacilli we're found in the field Of
examination. After the third injection
thirteen to twenty-five bacilli were pres
ent. The sputs had increased to double
the quantity than before injection. After
the fifth injection the sputa diminished
In quantity and contained from Ave to
ten bacilli, The mans general condition
was improved and his appetite good. In
another case of phthisis four bacilli were
found after the first injection, so to 100
after the third and forty to sixty after
the sixth. Now. ten days after the first
Injection, the sputa is diminishing In
quantity.
All the inoculated patients have in
creased In weight since the first injec-
ton was made. This is regarded a. .
strong premonition OF the ultimate sue
cess OF the inoculati0ns in cases Of phthi-
cfs
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OTA, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1890.
DESpERADOES KILLED.
Two Brothers Shot Down WAlls Rssissin,
~ Arrest.


HINcKLEY, Dec. 27.-Three very tough
Brothers named Kane, from Hastings,
sMinn., have been working in O'Brien's
Humber camp. Christmas day they came
20 the Central hotel for y big drunk.
They began drinking heavily, raised o
big row and detled everybody to arrest
them. Marshal Booth came In and Qui-
seted them down for while, when they
got into quarrel between themselves.
After dinner they got into fight and
Marshal Booth put them under arrest.
Two Of them resisted the marshal and
combined In an attack upon him. Being
In danger OF being overpowered and
Killed by the drunken desperadoes. the
marshal was compelled to use his re-
syolyer. In the ARRAY both Of them were
shot, one OF them through the head, be-
Ing killed instantly. The other was
shot In the eye and fingered few hours
and, died. The third one was arrested
and now Hes In Jail here, and swears re-
venge on the marshal for killing his
brothers. The bodies Of the two men
who were killed lie In the hospital await
Ing the corOner's Inquest
The kAnes were all single men. They
re I'll under 80 years OF age. Marshal
sADOth gave himself up to Sheriff Me-
sss.ssg I'm - NAYS be did Il in self-de-
fonSa
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r. srfai Of Their Fate.

CREsT0N, s. D., Dec. a7.-The Indians
are still carrying on depredations aud
are growing much bolder. A half-breed
came into camp on the Cheyenne river
and was interviewed about the hostlles
In the bad lands. He says he left Pine
Ridge agency few days before with l5o
fricndlics who went to induce the hos
tiles to return from the bad lands.
There are at the least calculation 500 to
600 warriors among the hostiles, all well
armed, and all declaring they would
fight. He maintains great fears - to
the $50 friendlies. d he is almost sure
the majority Of them will be killed. He
eAys the hostiles have IN immense stock
,of psovisions, and that their stronghold
I'd almost imUrc9nAbl0.
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BEN BUTLER'S FAREWELL.
He Tries His Last Criminal Case and I
Defeated.

Defeated.
BosToN, Mass. Dec. 26.-An interest
ing incident in connection with the case
of the United States vs.. Carrie E. John.
son, which was given to jury In the
district court Thursday afternoon, was
statement OF Gen. Butler In the course
OF his argument for the defense that this
was the last criminal case he would ever
try. The woman was charged with at.
tempt to defraud the pension Office by
swearing that johnson, deceased SOL
dier, was her first husband, Ignoring
marriage contracted many years ago to
y man named Stevens, who Is now living
in Vermont, and from whom she had
never been divorced. The defense was
that being but IA years old at the time
the laws Of Vermont rendered the cere-
mony voil. Gen. Butler made the clos.
ing argument for the defense In the
morning and District Attorney Allen for
the government, and both gentlemen did
themselves credit by their able pleas.
1t Is somewhat OF = blow to the senti-
mentalst to learn that q verdict was
given that the woman was guilty, and
that the old hero had lost his last
criminal case.
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THE MASONIC AID.
Much STIR In Canada Over the Affairs
Chicago Company.

mucn STR IN CANADA Over the A6Atrs o
chicago Company.
TORONTO, Ont, Dec. 27.--There Il.
much excitement In Canada over the
affairs OF the Northwestern Masonic Aid
association, whose headquarters are IL
Chicago. Tho organization has in force
in Canada over $1,000. 900 Of insurance
among the Masons. 1t has been doina
purely Mason business In Canada, but
1t is coming to the knowledge OF tho
Dominion government that the associa-
tion was accepting non -Masons as risks
in the United States. 1t was notified to
quit business In Canada or put up tho
statutory &5.OOO,0OO deposit Vt Ottawa.
The latter 1t would not do, so 1t has been
prc-emptorily ordered TO withdraw from
Canada. 1t is said that after the with.
drawal from Canada, the association
can snap its fingers at the Canadian
patrons, who have paid in many thou
sands Of dollars in assessments.
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THE MARKETS.
sioux city Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY, Dec. 29.--iIogs-Estimated
receipts, 1000. The forenoon market opened
up active. Bids we're lively on basis OF
teady prices with Saturday, and nearly
he entire lot Of fresh stuff. ten loads. was
sold before IL o'clock at strong $3.50 for fair
to good hogs. There was no choice stuff on
sale, tho bulk being mixed or common loads.
The quotations ON this kind Of hogs are
"a. 40 down to 1886. The market will close
strong.
Cattle Estimated receipts, 100. The
market was dull. Only two loads OF fresh
st,.ff came In, and about all the trading
Was In h0ld-oyers. Stock cattle sold
shade stronger. Slaughter cattle were In
active demand, but there was little In the
yards to satisfy the call. A bunch OF fat
steers sold for $4.lo.
Chicago lave stook.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.--Cattle - Receipts,
10000. Market shade lower than satur-
day.
Hoss-Receipts, 10000. Market steady;
packers, s3.6oa3.75; Hight, e3.600s3.65; ship
pers, $3.65M3s0.
sheep-Receipts 1000. Market higher.
Chicago Produce.
CHICAGO. Dec 90. - Closing - Wheat
steady; cash, sSc; January, s91sc; May,
07097Lc.
Oorn-steady; cash and January. 4s1lc;
0ats-firn; cash and January, 4os.a
4osSc: May, 437sc.
Rye-Steady st 64Lc.
Bariey-Steady at 7.d075c.
Flax-Easy at ei.l21s0l.f3.
Tfmothy-Firm 1t ol.22.
Whlsky-o1.14. &.
PrOvmions-Pork firm: cash. $500; Tan
nary, 5000; May. elI.l0. Lard Arm;
Short ribs Arm; cash. N.s5; January, o5.05;
Nav N.61k Is
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 29.Sixteep ship
wrecked sesmen landed here SATURDAY.
from tbs German steamer Eldrux. They
were the captain and crew Of m AmeFi-
can fishing schooner wrecked willis on
the way from Gloucester to Newfonna-
land banks, aftsf halibuk Their vessel
was wrecked during storm. They took
= ~ boe&s and W0ce ye0cnDa.
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DAKOTA 81 4
MANY DISASTROUS FiRES f1l3i
PAST WEEK. ESs'| 81
Nins fuildinss Co Up q snsels - NJ
| ,wOod AN Aged EIk PslnsSr HsS1Gl ~ y
The Fia,nes- lslsses q No Desonts
EiOux Falls. ssias sss sks sskss

Nine fsuildings Co Up u sneole q "
| ,woosa -An Aged EIk PelnsAr EaS1G iS y
the Flames l8lsses % No. 1Deeonts
Sioux Falls. .ss
DEADwoOD, Dec. Al 1910 CASiDQ
mas night fire was dfscovesed n tUjl
Ing on Main street. Ii the Fff1t NAt1 III;
this city, and In an Incredibly sh0s4 tt11oe
the building was fierce raging fuxn6e
and within 4 very few mi1uteS tha =
Joining buildings were ablA1e. a hiSkE
wind carried the tlames along anail ~
less than nine buildings were destroyes u
Among the buildings burned wea q &
livery stable Of >. g. Fargo Z Hop, t1s
store of John Renter, the 9rOcery Stoe3
Of John Flsnnigan and 8 meat m0rk11
In addition to the livery stahie, &. ~.
Fargo & Son lost large barn and tNDs
story store building Just at preseuS ~.
occupied. Fargo's loss will anaOaut tnI
from e5, 600 TO 81, 600 BenteTat oxoo
Flannigan's about 9l,000, Au1f n@
about $50, 600. Owing 70 the kroat II -
tance from the last water main e y11
impossible 70 save the buildinss, hus ~
the united efforts ef the
3dnn q n6Ra ~ i n I)S
livery stable of FRANK Ees3y as j
residences were saved. Tho Oe3kin
the fire Is unknown, but there y eSxl1
indication TO show that II was the aet III
an incendiary, many believing tt - ri
the result Of desire for vengeance ~
the part OF some drunken rallfu4
graders, who were incensed BY tbs -
tion OF Mayor Starr IN ordering the -
turned on gang OF them who were aio@I
turbing the peace and when ordered ~
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DEMISE OF GEORGE HULL.
He was tho Originator Of the Csrdin
Giant Hoax.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. GA dis
patch to the Sentinel last night from SUI
perior, Wis. reports the death at Bing-
hampton, N. Y, of George Hull, who
left Superior few weeks ago to spend
the winter in the east. Hull was the
originator OF the Cardiff giant hoax, and
reports as to his death are conflicting.
One attributes it to suicide. Another
SAYS it occurred the day following the
robbery of his son-in-law, Mr.. Gates,
who lost g., 500 In New York. The Card
i'll giant was dug up on Hull's farm
about twenty years ago. and Hull made
considerable money out of it before the
hoax was discovered
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Banker. and T,rokcr. susp. nd.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 29.-Gerlaeh
4 Hayes, bankers and brokers, announce
their suspension on the stock exchange
to-day. The failure ia not heavy one.
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PErTIGREw At HOME.

Fhe Pickerel Statesman Returns 80 HslD
sepstor Moody to Re-Elsctien.
SIOUX FALLS, y. D., Dec. 29.-Special:
United States Senator Pettigrew arrived
home this morning, He will devote his
time to helping Senator Moody to . re-
election. Pettigrew 10 confident Moody
will be returned. He will not return to
Washington for couple Of weeks.
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10. UNAUTHORIZED TO OFFER A FINE PIECE
OF BUSINESS PRoPERTYIN THE HEART OF THE
CITY. HAS FRONTAGE OF OVER 100 FEET on
TWO STREETS; NOW RENTED TO PAY PER
CENT NET on PRICE ASKED; SUITABLE SITE
FOR HOTEL Oh APARTMENT HOUSE.
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BELOW Is LIST OF MEDIUM SIZED AND
SNAIL shI H3EsLs From MhlcH BUiEKs CAN
TIoN: '-i iN ANi Lo|A-
90. TWO FRAMES on LOT 3Ox55 on I near
ioth St nv; houses rent for $50 per month. the
20 TWO THREE-sroRY BACK BUILDING
Bricks ON ST. near ID ne. rooms and hath each
p 20; LARGE HOUSE OF Is ROOMS on st. near
Pension ONCE. Irice clio. 800.
go. HANDSOME NEW BRICK ON FIFTEENTH
81 nesrO % IA r'oms. every modern Improvement,
hot water heat: lot "a .3NlOO. Price 100000.
30 Two-sToRY BRICK oND st near 18th ne. 8
rocms bath and all nh let 1890 To alley. only $500
cash required. price IS. 400.
]. FINE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
residence of 10 rooins; handsomely paIered. every
stable. lot lshl2O Price. sS 30
- sTH ST NEARoNw THREEsToRY BRICK.
rooms and bath stable lot 2ONoo; $1,000.
IL NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NEAR SIN Sc,
IHkEE-slUhi BkICh, L. Rooms. all MI. sd. 800.
6s FACING SOUTH ON FLORIDA AVE near
9th st NV, Two Very Handsome New iir,cks Zen
rooms and all MA stone trimmed; cheap 200
,33. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NEAR l.. New
THREE. story and Basement Ten.room BRICK. hand
some nnlsi ana every convenience. 90, 90.
81 HANDSOME AND COMPLETE HOME in Ten
hill. $1,000.
ON st near "a ne. rooms bath: all IN a aluays
rented 1900 trust due '9S 10 be assumed sou
10 400 WILL BUY New q room Brick. worth
easy sA 90. all conyenlences. centrally located
now rented; $3.50 cash. s4J0 March. 81. O. 900
March. D3.
30 IN BOOMING NEfGHBoRHOOD, half square
from II st on 9TH ne. New Back building BricxA
feet deep; only Is. $50.
81 BUSINESS PROPERTY IN CHOICE location,
9TH street near n W. 3-story Brtrk; Is rooms.
occuled as dwelling easily converted into ofcee lot
25N05; only $4,000.
30. TWO NEW Two.sroRY AND BASEMENT
bath; Nery cheap at 81, $50.
30. 1TH ST. NEAR L n W suitable for business
property 3-story Brick; lot 25xl To- price, $4,000.
80. OFFER WANTED FOR FOUR New Bricks on
9TH St next corner II ne. u rooms and bath; lot
lbx51
Ga. TEN NEW FRAMES o ROOMS each on I a.
near 18Th Sc; rent IS Price each Q 900.
-. l. STREET S.w near 9Th Two Five.room
Bricks; l36x65 each; cheap at $1,000.
S. 1. GEORGETOWN. O ST near 34th. Three si.-
room Bricks, rented at $3.50 each, price ts $50
each.
25. lie DROIT PARK, 7-room Brick on Linden ava
Just above Florida ave. all mi. cellar: s4.5OO.
%; LIE DRoIT PARK. Nice Two story Brick in good
neiThoorhood; % rooms. bath and modern improve
Mehts. concreted cellar; Iapered; price s4.OOO.
MARION ST. NEAR n \ rooms and hath.
freshly painted and papered, l9x6O. only 60 zoo.
IL. EIGHTH ST BET. T. CAPITOL ANDANF.
Three '-room Bricks. l69rl20. 81. 900 each.
is. MASS. AVE. BET 9Th AND 7TH Sis NE.
Two broom Frames; lots 22xs0. 1000 each.
Is. MADISON 81. BET 18Th AND 10TH Sis.
NV, 9-ioom rane, water and gas .s.asxg5; e. 600.
Is. RsT BET. 4TH AND 5THN.w.. 7-room Brick;
lot l5Nab; $500.
g. ST BET. nth AND l2THsE, New . story
broom bricki lot lo19s to SOFT alley. $4,000.
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FOR lighthouses.

II rem, s4o0 year: 1872. 9Th 81 NV; Or. House:
he herdie goes to the house 4-roSm Fiat ,:ii.
ss9Ty Aye e fen. ns All the
Inquire +03 9TH st NV. sl2-st
L,oR RENT-HoUsE 436 ST. NV; ROOMS;
ply to VOC G5HNsnS 9is nth q. aus I'm
IIOR KENT-A sIX-ROoM HOUSE: MILK HOUSE.
cellar wei, and ia5ge barn aSont two acres Of
sPTS to Gn H z sHR 7S rsFs
FoE EENrBY I ras, s,s r whGGa AN
HOUSES
The '.Nsltby." Nj. ave. Upper part 14Os st.
~ a 9 st st nv s3s3 II! ~ ave ".
800 Pstn. wfnrl. l:ir 80 l3l4 9,h st NV Il 50
si6-ss-sG G and IS Nj 1881 Il! ave- g
1918 sY ION i. W. 5i" di4 st n Nv g g
l 1874 orr St 1T Upper part l4loPs' o.
l4?i fIOridI ave. NV. 2ol2 LIT NV. sr.:... %
e56a Pa ave. n. W. sr. 10 go + CAPITOL St. 20
1909 l2th st NV. 7r. 80 1872 an st NV or IS
1877 1Si kst1w 80 80 PA 1917 st sw' 4rloso
STORES. &C
st. h dwg 21I2 NJ st. Str. dwe. 444 LIST st.
Hall "a i5Sf 4ia f fs'' store s tS5m 4 18th
s,S dws 800 st. str IT, Sxs. o5 st 30
Str. & da9. oi6 ii:i Store room i5Ii ii st
Stable reaG lJlS l. ST. Store room. AL st. sc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 Store room 33l K st ne B
shop rear 1870 On.w...5
OFFlCES
COB 5th st. W. r3 SD J2l 18th st.. front RIM.
tu;ton Bldg 4 IL 1850 I'd floor ........,......l0
Gunton Bldg r. ..6. L. 80 603 9TH st. N. w., room
9Th and Pa. RIO 10 Observation-Disclosures
The above 1. only portion OF tho property OH my
books For full list gail II Office for bulletin issued
the LIST and 10Th. lsl2l TIiOs. J.. wAGGAMAN.
l-OR KENT-2l02 l4TH ST., UPPER PART OF
House Over Store: \ nice rooms and bath hot and
cold water suitable for housekeeping; rent > 30
sI3 Inn THEO. EKIE BUS, l43g u st.
NOR RENT-A NEAT GROOM BRICK HOUSE.
II S2O Is st. Sc; 1890; also live New Brown Stone
Fronts North Carolina ave. and gth ST. sc. ready
October 1. J. ID. CROlSsANI, Clio 1lth ST. NV.
slI-lm
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

H1s,. sS1 sSIs
sssSig'ey sonpIs,e IN every rartieul.r and IN Re
eh.rs OF e:s ont ;f%
EoR sALE-A SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE on
has large front yard .hsde 80 price 5000; IS Re.
a1e sSYE L me- co Be sos ss vi" stas
For sALE-PREssEp BRICK HOUSE; SIX
and s .,Ss bath hall; oil MI 10, 1870 g. alley
sl.3t sos st NV.
Tor sALt-PREss BRICK HOUSE. ROOMS
ana hen and cellar: lot 1sNlO TO wide alley
also side alley; stable Loc.t,on 9th ne near
sis.St T. l. DV sos 81 + : It nv Nv.
For sALE-llTH ST. BETWEEN AND srs.
.ooe.. Two Tw0s'ory bses' wsh az 5SSRs co each
sfs,Si cae5i p H. ">"N'H " Il SP
E,cR sALE-4TH ST BETNEkN y AND Z SIS.
a 500 i~0s'0ry and Basement S,'Ss niIe rSSm'
sis,s, cs5m D. H. " ANNhE afS SF
EoR saLE.E ST BErwEkN NORTH CAPITOL
and s,s NV. Three story and basement Brick;
si5-5i o''OO' o56 1855 H. "ANSfH s i ~ / 81.
Tor sALE-FENTON ST. BETWEEN NORTH
sp'H 90 LIST It. iSsiki:5f EpsESe six
EoR sALE-o ST BE TWEEN Sd AND AZ Sis.
-. D, a Is sf Il WARNER 4 'c co.
slS0 $3.50 Yi0 Est.
For SALE OR kENT-NEw BAY-wINDOw
i Brick; rooms: speaking tubes and all IN, 4 imps
. 1ss ca:G Ss.n ned month"; iS 0 H
l., 1901 Pa ave. sl:i-.lt
nor SALE-Sl0 TO s25 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Il Frame and trick Houses; Convtnient to mod
lmps.; price 81, roo TO IS 800. these bargains
GEO. j. EASTEkDAl, Room 3. COS r st sl3-lm
loR SAI.E-IMPRoyED-LED RoIT PARK MIST
y side OF HARDWOOD ave. three Srlendidly Built
Houses OF 3 rooms. s5,J0u. ". NJ lAKkER.
slS3 lIls r
EQR SALINE ARE OFFERING AS A SPECIAL
II Bargain the Handsome New 3-story Press br,c <
Front Houses. 5ls TO OPS spruce ST. lie Droit Park
cohtaiiil eight rooms. Of bath the
lowing terms one third cash and the balance paI
e32 30 per month, which includes interest prin-
cllal. lefsons desiring TO secure n home
ncnt would do we'll 10 INSPECT this property. II is
very deslrnlly located. being square from the
cable and 9,h ST. cars which direct Treasury IN
fourteen minutes These houses cannot be duplicated
in the city Tor the price asked They will lie oren for
inspection every day from D to pm
JNO. T. WAGGAMAN.
au22-lm 200 ith St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES &LOTS
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE BY
WASHINGTON pANENHowER
Corner 18th and .ss no.

1l< SEVERAL VERY HANDSOME ANT
STYLISH sTONf-TRONT HOUSES on 81 near
New Hampshire sui stantnlly built aud tn-ttly
nnished basement contains kitchen. furnsce rom,
coal cellar and trunk hFst hoof-large raror
RECEPTION hail. dining and buffers psntry seq
ond hrOr-thr-e bed rooms and hath roOm third
n9er-ihr,-e bed rOonIs and linen closet. Prices
$4,000 TO sl5.J0O.