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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
FIVE DROWNED.

A Boat CapsiZed During Storm on tho
Coast OF Central America with Awful
Results
NEw ORLEANS. Aug. 6.-The steam
ship City of Dallas from Central Amer
lea repoyts that Captain Charles Raw
ley, OF the schooner Joseph p. Macheca,
OF New Orleans, loading of Living
stou, Guatemala, while en- route in
sail-boat TO the schooner with
the commandant, judge Of the
port, and two unknown persons, also two
Carib boatmen. seven in all. were cap
sized during a storm and all drowned
except tho two Caribs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

LToEs. Ia Aar s-At Preston.
tTentT-one n-f.es rorth rest ~ tais cis~.
Al epidemic rrosci ~ some % ~
Sack ctelera h-oze Gus week ago
ard s.are teen fftcer deaths haTs oo-
carrea Tie vicaus ts1s far have
been eitser cai. .drsn or elderly pecpls
sud taere are stili seventy cases The
disease seems 10 5e Vezy co2tsg
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

CEpAH FALLS. Ia. Aug. 6.-TuesdaY
night Policeman Tom Stingley shot d.
NJ. Jones and George Miller, two young
farmers. Miller was somewhat intoxi-
Gated, and Jones was trying to take him
home when the officer interfered. Jones
was shot in the abdomen and died an
hour afterward. Miller was wounded
in the thigh. Excited crowds have been
on the streets all day. and threats of
lynching have been freely INDUCED in.
Stingley IS IN Jail at Waterloo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

TNDIAvAroI1s. Ind. Aug. 6.-The in
ternat0nal convention of machinery
molders was in session here Tuesday.
President Fenton delivered the annual
address. He said tae present condition
~ The machinery molders in this conn
try was most deplorable, due. he
Thought. 20 the want ~ an organization
devoted exclusively 20 the welfare q
the mol5ers lie advised against re-
sorting 20 strikes. and recommon2ed an
amend ueut 20 the constitution forbid
ding strikes until oil efforts al srbitra-
t.on fail The president referred 70 the
growth Of the order. and said that she
mem bers8ip had increased zoo per cent
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
shot Down in the street.

HArIETTsvILLE, Tex, Aug. 6
Constable ". A. Stubs and Jim
Tucker. two prominent citizens, were
shot down on the public square Monday
evening by John Smethers Jr., and Bird
Kelly. Constable S.ubbs was shot
through the head and died instantly
Mr.. Tucker was carried of in dying
condition. About seven shots were
fred. In tho excitement that prevails
the cause OF the shooting can not as yet
bo obtained
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
Inrrrs Mad Act.

WEgoSA. IL. Aug about mid
night Monday night Otto Wenzlsd shot
his sweetheart Mary Wenzlaf, who is
also his cousin. and then shot himself
diving during the night The girl ia
not expected 20 live. Her refusal to
marry Otto is supposed 20 have been
tao cause Of the double tragedy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
A RAP AT REED.
Congressman Cummings Charges
Against the Speaker.
idaae in Connection ~ith the kliterf
Nasy Yard investigation Eol-
tciie's Answer.


WAsHrNaroS. Aug 6-ln the House
Mr Mckinley 20 from tae eomlalttoe
on rulss reported as substitute iof the
Cumel4ncs resolution s resolution asa
ing The Secre tary 81 fhe Navy for tAe
reasons Tor The inireaso ~ fle force 90
kiuerg navy ysra
Ia speaking 90 the resolution ~.
Cummings tN \. 3 said that he rose a
defense q puoiie morality and puhlis
law Which had been mensced ty high
public official. The oraor increasing the
fcroe OF tie klttery navy yard iookod
as tlough the design Was "a pse eAoru-
tive power Tor partisan purposes. l.e
referred 20 The eTh which would result
from TIE Introduction so po. lcs lnto
the navy yards. and going back o. tae
administration of tae NAVY Department
hy Secretary lobesou. he ccmmenfod se-
Verely upon lhe action oi that ofi,ial IA
SLING n&yy yards nllh partisan frienas
jnst previous % Congressional elections.
lie charged that the kittsry yara was
used Tor political purposes. ari QUOT "A
figures - show taat previous ta elec-
ilons the list Of employees was ouch llrg-
er than u Has . laoAth or two ~ lerw sac.
Tue majority ~ ioe men mployea
came from Maine. tie state of Thomas
hiaekeit heeA ife quolta Al ltnk ia
from tho testimony taken hy The Wait
thorne committee ln 1876 % show that
tie policy Of the Eepubl.can party had
been 10 use tie navy yaras - further
political ends Inis policy MAS worse
than The shotgun policy.
Mr. boote.4o l1le) said that the gen
teman was entirely ignorant 81 tie
matter about winch De spoke Al
though The eiecilons generally we're
he'd IN Novenoef' the congressional
elections were held ln september, 80
that II lo,u0S men were transported 10
the klitery yard not one oi them could
have voted ior Speaker hood o. TIE rep
resentatiVe from Sew Hampshire The
resolution was then adopted-yeas, 1915
nays. 80
Mr. Lacey la submitted the major
ity report on the Clayton-Brock'nridge
election case. The report which de-
ciares the scat vacant was ordered
printed and laic over. The House then
went into committee u tie whole, hr.
PaYson lliL) IN the chaif' on The gen
oral deficiency bill
without olspos rs of The hill the com.
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
sENATE
NAsHINGToN, Aug. o-The senate
Tuesday Immediately proceeded % tie
. consideration of the tariG hill tie
pending item being paragraph los. on
page l9, 'cylinder aDd glass, polished p"
Senator Berry lArAl aldressca the
senate on the general subject ~
tarlh legislation. lie denounced tie
bill as bill ot false proienscs, sailing
under false colors, aud neither honest
on It's face nor IN us purpose lt pro-
fessed 10 reduce taxes, bat it Increased
taxes It proiessed 10 oquaii1e ootlos
on imports, but a. maee them gross y
unequal
Senator Wilson (la) replied % Sena-
tor Perry and the discussion continued
( Tor long time. Al its close an amend
ment offered by Senator Mcpherson O..
4 J. 10 paragraph JOG a. % sizes OF win
4 dow glass was accepted by Senator Aid
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
KILLED by a Powder Explosion.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 6.-Neil
Carlen, 4 tinsmith, was incloslng a
Hercules powder cartridge IN tin can
Monday morning for the purpose Of
throwing il into drive we'll. when the
cartridge exploded. frightfully mang-
ling his head and back. lie died in a
few moments. John Van Nculcn and
James Lewis. fellow employees, were
badly hurt
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

GrTHF1E, Oklabous Territory, Aug.
r. Election took place in the Ter. sory
Tuesday for men bers n the Council.
Representative and delegates -at-lsr7s.
Returns received show Republlcsn
v.ctorT Two Thousand votes we're cast
in Gathria. and rstnrns from elsewhere
casting = heavy vote. Tue Legislators
.. u - rarn % frer
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

To~TsvrrTF. nv, Aug -Retarrs
from sixty copnties hsve been received.
a-i indicate a majority of 7s oo9 for
Lo0rmoor lDem.l fcr Clerk - the
Coart ~ Appeals This IS decided
gain over eae majority in the last state
e-orlinr
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
KILLED Ui.son

CHICAGO. Aug. G-Trederick Vilke.
10 7-5 Wost Fourteenth street. shot
and almost instantly killed bis loyear-
old son Albert in 4 family quarrel q. II
o'clock Tuesday night The fathe
him self is at the county hospital with
fractured skull and the doctors say hi
recovery is doabtfuL
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07
AN IMMENSE GAIN.
Secretary Mcclure says Csrpentsrs' An
nusl Wages Have Incre-sed $500

nual wages Have Incre"'"d SSf0oo'-
600.
CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Tuesday mornings
session Of the convention Of the Broth
erhood OF Carpenters and Joiners of
America was devoted 20 fling the re-
ports OF the general president and sec
retary and the appointment Of the Gus
tomary committees. General Secretary
McGuire's report among other things.
said: In four years sc have advanced
wages of carpenters y 4s cities TWEEN
ty-fve 70 seventy-fve cents day,
which. Tor union and non-union men in-
terested. amounts to s., 500, 600 year
more wages 20 the carpenters IN those
places" The eighthour question vas
reviewed az some length. In thiriy-six
cities the union has been successful in
introducing tic eiEht-boar day. lhe
reduction % hours. toe secretary said.
gave employment % $500 addition car
ro~fg~s
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

WV YonE Aur : -Co1nei1r1a-
Florence 7. nors-e. q Camden. y 7.
hss bean arrested charged wita having
forged bonds sn5 mortgages - fhe
anao.nt az e. 'oo re vas held ia
g. 8ae f'r trfal
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

NoVTREkr. Car. Arg s-Licsnsl nF-
Inspector Rea whc 5efaalted fron, Mn
neapolis wien something over so. ooo -
TIE citv's far7s was arrested in rais
city Tuesday ard taken 60 Miansspol
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

BosroN. Aug 81 r. Csuson. of
the Boston Athletic Association. Tnes-
day afternoon broke the record for hop.
step snd innp. clearing a feet5 iuches-
The previous record was a fees rs
inches made in 1855 ~ Mslcon W.
T~~4
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

- is re- rorte1 ttst rhoisrs in viraler
f0rm hss ag7es-ed in several Russiar
toens o. tae Pollsa fr0nAsr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

Drs MORRIS Ia baq Sire vas
Started ir bsrr 81 Perry Tuesday ~
son6s children. 7 10 harms we're burned
and tks 2-TeaF-ol6 da8rhter ~ III "
Pa ard tbe f.resT-oIa esuga:sr of >. q
seeley psrlsaes in tbs famsk
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-07

We do business on a cash basis. and
can afford to sell 4 good article on .
small profit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

On Friday night . delightful informal dance,
that began at $50 and ended with . Virginia
reel at 8 a. m, was held in the Prescott school
building on University Hill. Among those
present were Miss Frederick Prescott, Miss
Williams, Miss Lizzie Williams Miss Macauley,
Miss Mamie Macauley, Miss Gertrude Bartlett,
Miss Hunt, Miss Walker, Miss Grace Walker
Miss Stirling, Miss Maude Sterling. Miss Alice
Prescott and the Misses Blanchard, Messrs. J.
A. and A. Macauley, c. Z. Prescott, John JOY
Edison, jr., Galley, Stirling. Parker, Stickney
Barnard, Carter, Townsend, Macintosh, Jen-
kins. Gahsm, Bartlett. Emery and Drs. Good
all, Middleton and Fitch.
Representative Lester and family of Georgia,
formerly at the Riggs, are now at the Rich
mond
number of friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ls-
roy Farirman spent pleasant evening Satur-
day at their residence on Capitol Hill The
occasion was Mr.. Fairman's twenty fourth
birthday.
Mrs. L. V. Smith, wife OF Lieut. Smith of
the third infantry, Fort Meade, South Dakota,
IL visiting her parents, Capt and Mrs. ID. j.
Young, 1913 Corcoran street
Mrs. John B. Allen has returned to the CITY
after months visit to New York. Senator
and Mrs. Allen are now located at No. 10 b
street northeast.
Mrs. Jeanette Thurber will give a box party
at the concert tomorrow night for the benefit
of the Boys and Girls National Home and En-
ployment Association.
MIR. and Mrs. b. II. Warner have returned to
the city from an extended tour through the
south and west. Mr.. Warner has been rendered
a dinner at Wizards by his co-directOrs in the
Columbia National Bank. which occasion will
be used for the presentation of an elegant tes-
tmonlai appreciatlve of his services presi-
dent of that institution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

There goes General Averill," said gentle
man as fine looking man went by the STAR
Office one day last week; "a famous soldier in
the late war. he was, and am reminded of a
story of him. He and the late George W.
Adams OF The STAR bore striking resem-
blance to each other and ON one occasion a
dozen years or SO ago, he was approached in a
hotel lobby by gentleman who saluted him
with:
''Ah, this is Mr.. Adams of The STAR be-
lieve?"
II am very sorry" replied the General,
"but it is not. However, will give you card
to him."
With this the General, in all seriousness,
took card and wrote as follows: my dear
MIR. Adams: The gentleman presenting this
card mistook me for you. AS have refrained
from killing him, think you should reward
him. Signed: AyERIII"
The gentleman presented the card but not
until he had become very much better ac-
quainted with General Averill.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

L,OR RENT-NICE OFFICE ROOMS IN 0I7 ST.
L W. Also the dwelling part and stable.
a1-lw JOHN q. JOHNSON, Atlantic Building.
L OR RENT-FROM APRIL L., 1890 TWO LARGE
Il lnmunicat1n2 Office Rooms. sd door, go r St
NV. W. G Dun ALL, s.5 r -. apj-:It
ltoR kENT-DEsIRABLEo OFFICE ROOMS WITH
u steam heat and elevator service, IN the Lehman
building, l42o ny ave. A. +. COUMBE.
ml3-1m l4l5 n ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

NOTHING.
In Lent you must deny yourself
Until the days are spent;
For Easter rhymes with feaster,
And nothing rhymes with Lent.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The GLHE CLUE CoScERr.-The concert of
the Yale Glee and Banjo Clubs at Lincoln
Music Hall this evening will be gala society
event. Many ladies and gentlemen prominent
in social and official circles have secured boxes
and a number OF orchestra parties will be on
hand An exceptionally good program has
been arranged. After the concert there will
be a reception at Mrs Dalzelrs
A F.sHIoSABLE CoScERT.-1he operate con-
cert tomorrow night at Music Hall for the
benefit of the Boys and Girls National Home
and Employment Association promises to be a
fashionable event and "a very artistic affair
Miss Marie Deccs and Srgnor MontegrIffo are
among the artists who will appear. The cause
house should be sold Tickets, 81, $50 aud
e.. at Metzerott's.
LINCOLN Posr FAIR.-The fair Of Lincoln
Post, q. A. f., at the Washington Light In
fantry Armory Is proving great success. The
Washington Light Infantry, the Old Guard and
program is changed every evening and new at
fractions are announced for every night.
Big Days Work at the Post Office.
The largest days work by II per cent ever
done by the registry division Of the city post
Office was done last Friday. The records have
all been completed and the report will be for
warded to the third assistant postmaster gen.
eral this afternoon. On that one day alone the
letters received for distribution amounted to
S,A9l pounds, while the pieces made up and
dispatched amounted to 1851 pounds. There
was no particular reason for this great amount
OF mail handled, and il simply shows how the
business done at the Washington post office il
constantly and rapidly increasing.
Saturday evening as one Of Downey's teams,
driven by George Fletcher. colored, was re-
turning from the races one of the horses baIke ed
on Jennings bridge and got to prancing, when
it fell against the railing and into the river.
No damage was done save breaking the har.
ness.
Yesterday morning q team ran axay nm nh
between g and d streets southwest and N,
driver was thrown out, having his head cut and
wrist broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
FOR RENT--STORES.


Vr0R RENT-STORE 1884 l4TH ST. NV; 2ON4o:
two bay windows; double door: yard, &c rent
SO GOOD business stand EUSr a HUNGER
FORD Ora l4th ST. ap4-:st
FOR RENT-TALBOTTrs SUMMER HOUSE, FUR
Il nisned, Is rooms; III miles from Evansville depot
aud u mile from station, Sugar Loaf Mountain;
good Tor transient custom; nice swn good fruit, &C.
Address n. l. TALBOT, Barnsyille. Nd ma -eolm :
lNOR REMITTANCE STORE AND CELLAR, OOs
= IN ST. sw:: low rent TO permanent tenant. A. L.
CoUMBE, 1925 New York ave a.S-:St
fHOR RENT-APRiL -, PURITY DAIRY. IlO2 Z
Il NV, together with kitchen containing hotel
range; good Opportunity to a ong-ests b she'd
business without cos. Apply 4321s llth st ap4 IL
l'OE RENT - STORE az nth 81. W, NEW;
Will b, completed BY April ). Store 0l6 letL
NV. sbo per month IHEO A. EARDING, 6O6
1lth ST. NV. AMI Inn
L>0R RENT-DESIRABLE STORES AND CELLAR
Il heated BY steam, l3@s ard ls:s9 lith 81. Il W,
At reduced rates. Apply II. U. HOLTZMAN, 10Th and
SIS L. W. mls-e3t
lroR RENT-1l4l 1TH 81. NV, STORE AND
Il Dwelling or Store only; all modern improvements.
Apply To GLo c. BkhGLiNG. 1914 81. nI.9.J -
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FINANCIAL.

UOHN SHERMAN Il co.
q Rormerly Of this city,
INVESTMENT BASKERS
San Diego Cal
SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST,
WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE sECUR-
ITY, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID IN
WASHINGTON OR NEw YORK. AS DESIRED.
San Diego IL one Of the most promising cities Of the
Pscinc coast, Correspondence solicited. M
mo W. COkSON mo W. MCCARTNEY,
ID Member NY. stock IL.
coRsoN & MCCARTNEY.
GLOVER BUILDING. l4l9 y ST NV
Bsnkers and Dealers in Government honda
Depoeits. Exchapes. Loaps Coueessona
Railrosd Stocks and honda and all securities listed
on The Exchangea of New York. Philsoelp Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of yestmenf securities District
Bopds md AZ Local Railroad Csss INSURANCE. aud Te-
Xmssicsn Bel Telephone Stock bought and sold ,yl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

| AAS Az" A"A Az nc" style ol iaWp-requlu
is wool.
suffering husband who gave up all his cash
Tor Lent to meet the nilliner bill for Easter
sends in this:
Oh! she is pretty picture,
Walking there along the street;
On her head an Easter bonnet,
| Just SO natty and 30 neat,
| There's nothing better on the street.
Az she wears my gift-the bonnet,
Just as she is, dear and nice;
On this glorious sunshine Easter,
Does she think about the price
OF my Lenten sacrifice?
The man who tries to take things 40 they
| come-the tsse ball catcher.
Jones is a laundering good fellow" re-
| marked Brown to his wife.
YES" she responded acridly; 'yes thunder
| ing good; all noise and no results"
Assume virtue though You have ii not"
| said the man who picked up the other fellows
umbrella, on rainy day.
A postmaster greeting: Where did you get
that hat2
Satan's Easter Monday compliments to So
ciety: "Ah, therer'
No truer words than these are spoken:
The backbone Of Winter is utterly broken
And has been since last fall
A cattle drover's dog is no sailor, but he
knows how to ''steer his bark"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

No truer words than these are spoken:
The backbone Of Winter is utterly broken
And has been since last fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

N T. FULTON. LOAN OFFICE 1918 PA AVE
hs n w. Established 1870. The only Licens<d Pa vn
broker In the District Money loaned on WaIcles
Diamonds yewelry, silver Ware and other va usble,
eN-Gcld Watches ana other unredeemed pledre. in
great vr-isty at vsry low prices. xl3-6us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

cattle drovers dog is no sailor, but he
knows how to .'steer his bark"
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A BIG BARGAIN IN Farm JUST BEYOND
IN IennAlytOsn, cheap sold az once. 1HOS h
WOODS n son, Real Estate Brokers. GA ST ~
ar.i-Gi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
SHOOTING STARS.

The material in a new style of lamb-requin
10 wool
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4 bAkGAlN
"A ffty two acres Of desirable Land including many
beautiful Building sites. at Laurel, oppo-itr bar.
lAHn, within ten minutes OF end naiputss "
another railroad station. Price 81 ~ par acre.
lhis Land fronts on the proposed new boulevard
and he most desirshly situated.
Apply At once 10 BALDWIN BALDWIN
sr5-:sts GIL eth ~ nv y. or Inufel ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

I,OR sALE-NEAR ROCKVILLE, LONELY COUN-
Il try Home, commanding site, eight-rOom hous.
with spacious attic. all outbudnxs quantity of
choice frut OF every variety, pure water aud nue.
shade; ~ acres or more. running stream and place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

IOR kEAT OR SALOON LONG TIMF-TMO
New Sly room Cottages. 200 ards from Amn,e en-
dale Post Ofce. 10 miles from the city Nsit or ad-
dress GRANT kMMEN. Ammendsle. Md: sl5 Ter
month, 20 he paid in advance. m:il I'm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07
'ooKE d. LUCKETT. a35 st.

ISoR sALE-22ls ACRES NEAR STATION Ar
H Herndon,Na. good room Frame House, plenty Of
fruit, well, spring and running water; $4,000 AZ
WARMER q CO., 9l6 ST. NV. spsI4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

A sBEsTos LINING, PAINT AND CEMENT.
n Pstsnt 7. G. chmpeys. nre prool
and 3-ply 1arrsd RoonnN, Lime. Ceuent and Co.,
coal. =. 7. WALKER Sons. zoo 1oth 81 H.0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

IspR SAIk-A DESIRABLE FARM OF % ACkES.
- with Choice Fruits, well watered and desirable
buildings; located ~ MlndhAu's Station, Met BrsnS
Is Sok 4. For particulars apply wINbHAM STA
lion. Nd. sp4-3ts
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FOR RENT--STABLES

EfoR RENT-LARGE STABLE WITH SIX STALL.
hear Scott Circle. w L. YOUNG, l B03 81 Att
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
EoR sALE-sEyEN- Rco& eoTTAeE. MA bs.s,
. n nni s Vii ,T .,,,s .r, lCs .ia frsi,.
raymenl. o. 4. HiSE, Ssnns. Y. ''G ni n'O iSl.
A rLhAsANI SUMNER HOME MAR ARDwIcK
a stsn2n: b and mr. New aud Modern sSyis
and s ss5,1 ,c s.Tsn s,'h ~ .aai
-. WILLIAM A nHLor
I.oR sALE-A NUMBER or TRACTS stIrAhII
1hsritcn Hsshss ana prsnSsr,.s~ SSlsss stat.
sp5-lw
I,oR ssLE-coUNTRY PRoPERTY-fINF FARu
hocs 10 sns ssS, s SSS., Sss s,,s 5.s ss
contains about 81 scrcs, sbout % IN umhr ~
IA. s1n s1SseS for 30 sSSs c sss s.
.s iST s una for S ss.S ss,.ss
fences 1hls place be bought cheap. ffne chance
sp5-a Ills F,inv
EoR sALf-LEEsBURa. LoUDON COUNTY, yIR-
mss f ,D Lesssgrs fsm o94,s,n. I.A sres az
land IN RrS at. .S,e o. -.s, n ss
sist o. lsre Br1ci Mansion ana sVrry oassuilSns
and .sru sSs ss
one sea Sr r ~ sanea and select society and only
Should ee .ss tho SSu1,rs hone os for one scck r
cash, balance one Two ana ,hr,.
sos ~ S Ma RS iSsss,SssNHowrR,
tsph sAIk,sMAIl FARMS Al VIENNA HKRN-
iIi don ana and Falls Church Va Glendale laurel Rocs-
sl.ae Ana bssdensours. Nd ali special b4rgAns,
1scFes 70 80 scres praces frOnl $500 20 a.. OON
$50. hOhlskAhP q JESTER
- ots OF. n.w.
lS0R SALINE HAVE LOVELY COTTAGES ar
- Vienna Hsrndon. fsls Church and Carlll srrirs.,
va. hyattsvllle and Laurel Nd. Anscostia and oth.r
speurn~h places which We are selling for very sulal
AoRTskAsIP q JESTER.
Pe--t $50 81 n
I,Oh SALE-l4 ACRES OF LAND SITUATE on
- the railroad between Washington ana AlsxAndrla.
va sood s-room house and stable. also house
Want THIS Is hArprain might the WITH the
privilege Of purchasing Address Boa - staI ONCE
ap5-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-07

I,NoR sALE.l4 ACRES or LAND. SITUATE on
y the railroad between Washington and AlsxAndris.
Va good sroom house and stable also house for 60
Want this Is hAgrain might rent the xlib. the
ap5-s5t.
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THE COUNT OF THE DEAD.
Arrangements at the Census Office for
Collecting Vital Statistics.

ENUNERAToRs TO MAKE CANVAS FOR THE CEN
sUs YEAR-REcoIDs MADE BY HEALTH Off
GALS TO BE UTILIZED--NoyEL WAYS or RI
coRDISa-AS ELECTRICAL COUNTING MACHINE.
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Irok sALE.FARM Oh 2is ACRES oNEHALF
Il mile from Rockville adjoining West End Park /"
land high and rolling: excellent for subdivision MILO
lois or villa sites l25 IN wood for price
terms Apply 10 MAURICE TALBOT, Attorney
Law, Rockville, ND. a.,-SI