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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-14
LAUREL. HEIGHTS!
(2orbeers9iigeI.

Dies 1T Der ein3ige Siigel in BET tm=
gebung Der 6tabt, ber errei9bar 1T,
obne baB man giienbabnen f~reu3er
ooer on fleinen Siitten boriiber muB.
Sie 8erbe1erungen finb ale borSiiglId
uno bic SiraBeu linb beinabe big 81
biefem puuoeri90nen Stgel eraoi,t.
ST lie9t 100 Sub bod iber Der Stabt
unb bic bubi9eien 06uier Iiegen in
ieiner Ndbe.
Sietet Die fd1nffe 9lnsfidJt.
Ste reinfte Suit II. Der bette sdJatten.
8rettefte Strasen uao 2loenucs.
Ste frifbeffe Sceam Srife NIB bic
s~eiisaoefte sage tn ner staot.
Sober gauplab Dat mebrere gdume
unb Strdu9er, tpie 2ebensei6e, Mee'
fatde, Msarita, 2orbeer unn ,periiz
monen; ongepflanate S6at'
tenbdume UNI ieben Glod.
Sn bieiem &limo iinb S6attens
bdume unb Seebrife peientli6
Die 6auptr6bren Der Waferz uno Gas
leitung geben big gu ben Saupldbeu
unb perben iebt meter sefhbrt.
San Yebro. geIfnap, Soparo, Main
unb Me@ullougbs Ibenue laufen brett
bur9 bas G~igentbum.
9as gisentbum liest biz att cine
Meile tnnerbalb Der StaStsrensen.
Die 8aupldbe baben cine Gront BON
so SUB, Die Npenues baben cine 8reite
bon so Sub unb bic Qaeps cine ioI6e
bon 20 SUB unb finb in Der Shat $1,000
tpertb; i'd berfoufe aber ebt q II
SDl6e, bic bauen mplIen, bic
Got fir $200-$400. gtadbem meb'
rere Sduier aufgeilbrt norben fnb,
perbe i9 bic Breife erb6hen, bis Ile
oerfauft unb nit ben i66nIfen 9duiert
in ber Stabt San Nntonip bebaut finb.
8ebingungen, Elm 8iertel baar; Brett
auf LANCE 3ett nit 8 pro3ent 3inIeu.
Werben 91ufer Iofprt in Nngrif &C.
nommen, 1T 8aar j.. Nn3ablun9 nidt
etforberli6.
Wir tpini6en 0erbeierungeu gu boz
ben, ni6t @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
Wo. Alt 81 SOuiton GtraBe, San
Qntonio, Seras.
SAP G.. Mbams.--...@ igentbumer.
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Muertet.

= Nus Gainesville lit Die Jta9ri9,
eingetrOfen, baB bort Serr 8. %.
Mbae, Der Idngere 3eit in San Mnto.
min dig 8erii9erunss. Nsent lebte uni
aud eine 3eit lang Se.retdr ber 9an.
%belsfammer mar, bort getorben 1T.
5err Nbae erfreute fi6 bier elmer aug.
gebebnten Befannti9aft unb alsemei.
rter 8eIiebtbeit.
: Ser @%elansberein yGrobfnn"
tuirb am 2. Wdr5 elm groBes &on3ert in
Rrif9's 6ane beranfalten.
= Ser biefige Grieger Berein giebt
ON Samftag einen Wasfenbaa in Der
n@ambrinus> 9ale".
i = Sn S6ol3' 8ananen.@ arten pros
ou5iren fid oSpauiide Stubenten".
= Sn ieiner an 2ibe Oatz5traBe SO
selesenen Wobnuns farb setern frib
6 ubr 6err @onrab 8urtbarbt. Nls So.
oessnria6e wurbe elm 9er5I9lag conita'
tirt.
= Seute 1T ct. 8alentinessSag an
pelGem Uncle Sam biele taufenb Doll
lars fir 8riefmarfen einitreiht, bamit
biele bunberttauienbe iei9ter Would-be-
WiBbulbe auf anompmen Wege ibren
@efiblen freien Saul laffen unb ibren
Mitmeni9en e~infdltige &arteu ~auienben
f5nnen. Weiter bat's feinen 3wef !
Ser Setectibe @erbarb berbaftete
ben @ei6dftsreiienben @arbpel, Der eli
men Ghed auf bic Girma DreiB, Sbompz
ion & So. gefdli6t hatte.
: 9errn Wm. Neumann 1T iein ges
i~aiteltes pferb, tpeldes er Dor Ieinem
Store in Der @aft= @ommerces5 Str. (9teu.
mann & Sde) %angebunben bate, &C.
itoblen morben.
= Sim Donnerftag Na1mittag ftarb
Jrau Maria 9oiert i'm boben Nlter BON
81 Sabren. sic binterIdBt bier Sin.
Ser unb cine grpse Nnaabl BON gnfeIn.
= Sobn s.. Smith unb Clara Dip
bell lieBen fi9 BON Gountp 8 glert eine
9eiratbss 2iceu3 ausfelen.
- Ser @runbeigentbums r8ubm"
in San Mntonio nimmt INNER groBars
tigere 9imenIionen an. 60 tpurben
geitern wieber 204 Mder-ein She'll bes
i%ogenannten &epsS tonezpart- bic in
IS groBe gau @runbhtide ausselest
finb, fur ben preis bon $110, 900 bers
fauft. Die 3dufer limb sroBe 9apitas
liiten BON Denoer, COL, bic offenbar
groBes 8ertrauen in bic 3utunft bon
San Nntonio baben.
Gin paar acknowledgements S66ns
beiten, bic fi9 geitern Nbenb i'm Nlamos
Yabilon in bic 9aare, refp. in bic
@olle, serietben, unb babel eiuen aiems
lid betrddtli6en 2drm bonfibrten,
murben nebit ibrem farbigen Moonis,
UNI befien CUNT Der STREET ~ent1tanben
mar, perbaftet unb erbielten freies
9ta6t Quarter i'm ppli3eigewabriam.
- Seute Morgen purbe nit Der 2e=
guna bes @sleiies Der StraBenbabn mad
Wefts@nb begonnen, unb spar bon ber
@de Der Norb Shores: unb 9oufons
traBe aug.
= Sn Der gta6t bonn 9Dnneritag
gum Jreitag brangen @inbre6er III ben
Store bes Serrn Nug. WoelB unb er5ras
den ben 8eIbffrant. Die SpiBbuben
iplen babel uugefdbr $4,000 erbeutet
baben.
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@rnnSeiaemtbmms . itebertraaunsen

Sgua3 Meper an 5. &obler. elm Strei.
fen Sano an @berrpsStr., 500.
pebro @bape3 unb 6rau an gmil
Meper, @runbfid On Siibs Shores. Str,
1.500.
@srs. M. 6. Maurp on O. S6oIer,
Grunbfiid an &iOer abenue, 81. 900.
6. llpIon an @b. Gtebes, She'll Dor
5 @runbfiiden am altsn 6air. @rounb.
Sobn g. 0orn on peter Corn,
@runbliid on Der 3. Str, $500.
gatbarina gieienba9 Oil Sobn 9,
Corn, 8runbfid on 3. StraBe, $500.
g. s.. Wolf an Sane 9. abbott,
@runbfid on Mesquite unb Sbabo,
StraBe, $500.
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SDaiSthe Grfiubunasaabe

frnnte taum marternbere Iprturen eriinnen a5 bieie=
nisen, beren @rrbanbeniein man in benz @eii9te etne5
an &beumatiSmus pper Meuralsie 9eibenpeu lieit. Die
Sdmer3en linb bic SpIse paprn, bab man einem Inz
fale ppn NbeunatiSmuS unb Meuralsie ni6t sIetd gu
Gnfans Ginbalt setban. Gpifetter's Waasen=gitterS
beiist, ipie seidtdte pratticirenbe aer5te s%efunben baz
Ben, midi nu: cine beilenre, %ipnpern aud i9isenbe
@irfIamfeit, no iene 9eiben pprbanbem pter ia bic
0eisuns gu b~enfelben Seist. SO itebt felt, baB bieie
itarte aber itAere bptantlde Mepi3tn, pelde fd auBerz
benz 70 tpber 5pesif56er Sanction ~erfreut, nt6t nur Bel
fprtseiestem Gebraude, ipnbern aud Bel ~einselnen Do
fen befier lit aS bic oft ansemanbten unb iebr ii6eren
@ifte. OaS 8lut lpirb bur6 bieies Seilmittel ppn benz
rbeumatii@en @ifte sriinblia ~sereinist nnD bic Nerpen,
penn ~hieielben anseSrifien, Dor ben ~duBeriten 5aredlis
den G@merSen, bepabrt. Oa8 Wfittel, peldes Mebi=
sin eripart, lit aud iebr wirtiam sesen Malaria, Niez
%renleiben, Ierbauunssbei6werren, Ieritppfuns unb
Qeberletnen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-14

s5err 6. $. Nsiiller III Der Weff.
Commerce : StraBe bdlt tets bas bol.
fommente 9aser in 3eidenmateria=
lien, Iapeten, Garben, @las, Spiegel.
glas, 8iloerrabmen, GirniHea unb allen
3ei9nens unb Mtalersu tenfilien. Stint
IeriI1 ausgefibrte Yilber uno 5tatuet.
ten ae. finb in elmer iebens mertben Sol.
lerie our anIidt unb gum 8erfauf aus.
ge5ielt. Sn Sapeten uno 3immeroefoz
ratiunen 1T bas @ei6maduolite uao
gleueie bort 81 finben.
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Giue Crojasns
our Nmen0irgltg Der 5ettioa 8, Gbap
tsr II her TeDiblIteu Sfoinan3en.


Sri e5 beror0u ct o0m Stabtz
ROTH Der SiQ6t GQN Wntonio:
DaB 5tftion s, Chapter IL Der aez
Dibiytea Sy0inanaen, bobin om:ubirt
pcgOe, lin in Submit folgenberinaben
AT lapten:
5sftinu 8. IS lou ungeiebli9 fir irs
aean cine perfoa Ieill, encyclopedias
8teb out9 irgenb ei:le Der 5trabeu Der
Stobt Gan NntDnio su treibeu inner
balls na6beuannten 8e3irfes. 9ie
Gren5e beiielben 1T pie folgt: 8eeinz
reub on Der Si6Ieite Der ei|ernen
Bride iiber ben San Nttonio. SsluB III
@rano Uoenue, bQnn bftlj9 ser 5tra.
Ben fIu0t bon Gr0n6 Noeuue folgeab
big GUT 8ereinigung bon MalnuBz unb
NuItinfraBe, balln iii0Ii@ e%ntlang benz
@eleiEe ser 0a!DeHon, Satrisbura utb
San NRtonio @iienbabn big su Der
StsIe, I'D bieies @eleiie basjenige
Der san Nntonio, uab MrQnfasz
paB.Babn @fre1t3t, baan tpe1li9 entlang
Dem @eleife Oct San Nnionio unb
NraniasspaB=Babn big our 9iib. 2ares
Oo.Gtrabe, bann n6rblih nit Der Straz
Benhudt BON 9iib, unb Nor6 sGrioHraBe
biz 3ur Norb 2a%rebotraBe, bann ents
lang Der San Bebro Greet big gum San
Bebro gatf, bann 6itlid) am Grodett.
9lab ober AbeHue Bis our &od QuarrD
&oab, bonu iiibIi6 big 3ur SonesItraBe
u1O bis gut gtele bes lnfangs.
paIlirt uub angeHommen am 10.
6ebtuar, 1890.
8rDoa GaIIaeban,
ItteIiiri: Mapor,
6. 9. gtaubon, stabtz@lsrt.
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Sudleus ylrutca.gaIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fir Sdnitte,
Nuetfdunsen, @ef6wiire, 6ieber. unb Saut.
ausf3Iag, Gls9te, seiprunsens 8dnoe, 8rUit.
morrtoiOsn OOer teins sesa9Iuns; salise
Satisfaetion .earantirt Ober bas @elb pirb
3uriiderfattet. % Gents bic SdadteI. Bum
8ertauf in allen apotbeleu. Dreib, Gbomp'
fon &c Co., @bolefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-14

- Die Sab. Netps" iast, bob na6
benz @rgebniB beg lebtea Directory"
fir 1890 Die 8eb6lferung Bet
Stabt @alpsifon auf SLAB G6pfe gu
beranidlagen let, olio gegen bag 8ors
iabr einen 3uipa6s BON 1905 na6s
toei{e.
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Glue Sroitta,;s

Sur Nnlenoirung Bet Geftionen l unb 2
BET 8ef6rdftung unb Gontrollirung
beg 8lids SPILLS innerbalb Der
StabtgrenSen bon Sat Nntonio, Die
an II. December 1889 angenommen
uao gebiQigt tpurbe.
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Serlangt.

@tae Samilie NIT erwadienen
SGbnen fir etne s attle &an6
tn Der Nabe BON eagle @aB.
Wtr lieTern f%pltenfrei eine Strede
Suten Sanbes gum @nbau ppn
5elbfraaten nit BENT nSt1isen gu
bebDr an 8ieb &C. @tne quite Sc
lesenbett fir feibige Seute+
Ndbsres Bel Goldfrank,
Frank & Co., Gan &ntpaip+
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= Ma6t Cure Befiellungen fir Sta
hslbrabt, glatten Srabt, @!ienble6,
GupferbIe1 unb 26tbe bel piper &
g 9ultbeB, 80 & IS Weit @om'
merce : Strabe, San Nntonio, Seras.
Spart 8elb unb 3eit.
Garantie fit uisorisIe Matftpreiie.
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= Wie Spreu Dor benz Winbe, flies
ben @rfdltuueen Dor Or. Nuguif So
nig's 6amburger gruftbee. Ginfunb'
afuan3ig Gents bas padet.
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ealpatipn SeG, baS terhbmte amertfanil6e Sell
mittel fur Sranbz S9nittz unb 9rlbpunben, Quetz
idunsen unb 9errentunSen, lit in alien Iprtbetern fur
nur 25 Gents bic Slai6e Su baben.
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Git ~oankbarfr patient,

her istnen Nemen ni6t aenanut babeu min, unp Der
ietne ooaftanoiae Wteoerberfeumne ppn sdbtpes
rem geieen elmer, tn ctnem Dettcrbu6S ansesebenen
aI5aet %perrantt, last bur& uns nafelte fcftenfret an
SUD eiitbalt 0teseptc, bic in ieeer Apctbefe sema&t
ipereen tprneu. G6tdt Cure abreie NIT Briefmarfe
an: |, Wrtpat &liiiif ,ino StSpenfars", Is 9BeR
IL. Ctr, @sp Ycrt 81. o.
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3it Uerpnmten

getpdfetbares 2aub nit @ebduIits
feiten III ber Stobt.
8. 6. 8rotbaus,
10,6mt1mm 10 Solebao.S traBe.
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: Sn Nep Oo,t mobnen %, 900
polen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05

Its bad"
"Are you and Burgess friendly" asked Mr..
Hagelton.
Yes, but we are not AZ all intimate. I
have heard Of his doing things that do not
approve OF and did not care 10 be intimate
with him. / have heard officers who ques-
noned his truthfulness"
DO you know what veracity means7"
In general way. i think il means gen.
eral bad character"
hImY"
No, sir; not At all"
WHY THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Officer NJ. l. Fisher Was called and sworn by
Mr.. Douglass
DO you know Sergeant Burgess2 IL 60,
what Is his reputation for truth and vera
CITY! asked MIR. Claughton.
i object to that question" said Mr.. Hasel-
ton.
Well. as that seems to be rather an impor-
tant point 20 he settled. l shall ask for an adj
lonrnment until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
and then we can bring in all ;he Law that bears
upon the matter" said the counsel for the de-
tense.
Then this court is now adjourned until 10
o CLOCK tomorrow morning" was Mr. Douglass
conclusion. This was satisfactory 20 all aud
the Commissioners took a recess until THAI
hour and devoted the rest Of the afternoon %
other matters OF District interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05
ANOTHER TERRIBLE EXPLOSION,
A Second Scene of Horror 1t the st.
Etienne Mines.

The entire city Of Etienne, France, was
thrown into the greatest alarm yesterday
morning by the report Of fresh explosion Of
fre-damp. In o few moments thousands Of
persons were rushing madly to the mouth Of
the yiiiebeuf pit, and scenes Of the widest
confusion ensued- Ii transpired sfterwsrd
that one of the old screens used 10 keep back
the fire in the mine had suddenly given way.
1t was weakened by the explosion Of July a.
Sheets Of fame filed the galleries, Although
the managers declared that no actual explo-
sion of fire-damp had occurred They cam
not, however, explain away the report of the
explosion, which brought the thousands OF
people in terror TO the mouth of the Dit The
women and children of the miners who are in
the mine working are in state Of frenzy The
manager said that only five miners we're seri-
ously injured and that the others escaped by
fight This explanation does not satisfy the
crowd of anxious people and they are simply
waiting with bianched faces and trembling
Limbs for what they fear will be the worst
Al IL O'Clock there was q second explosion
and q terrific outburst of fire-damp name in the
pit Twelve workmen who we're repairing the
hre screen were 80 frightfully burned that most
of them must die. Altogether there were sev-
enteen casualties, mostly fatal. A the man
ager and engineers and large number OF nsa
have not come mp from the pit it 10 difcult 70
obtain accurate details. There 10 but one i'm
preston, however, and that u that another dc
disaster has occurred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
MT. PHEASANT RAILWAY.


The committee recently appointed bv the
citizens OF Mt. Pleasant 60 see the Comma
sioners and obtain their influence m IN. SUM-
port OF the movement toward getting better
street railway facilities for that section of thu
city called at the District building Yesterday
but on account of the absence Of Mr.. Douglass
the formal hearing was postponed until tomor-
row AT II o'clock. Commissioners Hine and
Robert had n talk on the subject with the CON-
mittee. which was composed of Messrs. A. A
Lpscomb, Chaplin Brown aud Messrs. Camp
bell, Matthews aud Atkins and Dr. Jameson.
CONTACTS FoR HAULING.
The proposals OF George ". knox and OF
James Sprlngmann 90 do the hauling of iron
pipes, valves &c, for the present fiscal year
were yesterday accepted hy the District COM
mlssloners. SprIngmann is to do ali the haul
ing beyond the city and Knox all within the
city limits.
THE ROCK CREEK RAILWAY
The Commissioners yesterday gave O hearing
to Chief Engineer ". Kelsey Schoepf of the
kock Greek Railway COMPANY Heexhibited a
chart OF the route of the proposed road, which 10
TO start at Florida avenue and 18th street
From there II will run to the Columbia road,
through tliffbourne to the Geological Park,
crossing Rock creek on a bridge: through
Noodiey Park and the Evans tract 10 klingle
road. thence through the California syndicate
property to lIerce's Mil road, and on to the
District line. From that point II will run out
INTO Mary land 20 connect with the proposed
southern extension OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at a station called Chevy Chase. IL is
proposed TO complete the road by Nav next
Ii Is 10 be an overhead electric railway.
WANT TO RI COMMISSIONER OF CHARITIES
Applications have already begun 90 reach
the Commissioners for the position OF superin-
tendent of charities IN tins city. position that
was created IN the recent District Appropriation
bill. The salary is S3,OO0 The President is
the one who has the authority TO fill the posi-
ton: So OF course, applications 10 the Commits
sioners are useless One of the first applIca-
tions received was from Miss Phmbe Couzins.
HIS JURISDICTION LIMITED.
In the case of special Officer Duble of the
police force, whose removal Lent Col Hams
has been DESTROYS of obtaining. the Commits
sloners today deprived the officer Of so much
OF his jurisdiction as extended over govern
mont property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05

Five Hundred Iron Workers Leave the
Carbon Works.

Yesterday afternoon 500 men employed
in the various departments Of the car
bon iron works went on strike. On
July LIST 100 men employed in the pud-
ding department struck for an increase OF
IS cents on the dollar per ton This the CON-
pany positively refused and the men we're dis
charged and the pudding department. shut
down.
Yesterday It was started up with forty-eight
negroes. and today sixty more are expected
from Tennessee. This is the cause OF the
trouble. The men in the other departments,
500 in number, say they will not work with
what they term BLACK legs"
1t is asserted that the negroes now at work
are frightened almost out Of their wits, a. the
workmen are making threats of violence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05
From Boyd's.

Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
BOTDs. MD, August O.
While Rev. A T. Neel and daughter we're
driving along public road near GAINESVILLE on
Saturday the horse took fright, throwing both
occupants violently to the ground, breaking
Mr. Neefs arm. His daughters ankle was
caught in the wheel and Was broken. Both
were also considerably bruised.
About $4,000 gallons OF milk are shipped from
here TO Washington, ID. C., monthly.
A grand union picnic will be held August "a
by the Sunday schools Of BOyd's, Neelsyile and
Dsrnestown. Presbyterian churches at a point
near Germantown has been selected as the
place.
One hundred and eight dollars was the sum
realized from the lawn party held by the1adies'
Aid Society on tile night of July 80, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ. J. Maughlin, for the benefit
of the Presbyterian Church. The success of
the party due to Misses Brooks, Lowe,
Blser, Ida and Mamie Young, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Young, Mrs. Pollock and Mrs. Maughlin.
JWW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05
Praise for the National Guard.

There are some men in Congress who believe
in the usefulness of the National Gusrd gener-
ally and in the superiority of the National
Guard of the District Of Columbia in particu-
lar. One of these is Chairman ID. b. Hender-
son of the committee on militia. Tho House Was
yesterday discussing the defciencynppropriation
bill when II came to the item OF Sls562 65 tor
the local sodiery. Mr.. Dockery OF Missouri
wanted TO know something OF that particular
deficiency and gave Gen. Henderson an OPP
portunity 10 draw on him a statement as TO the
comparative cost of citizen soldiers In the
various states.
Gen. Henderson said; In California the cost
is so per annum per capita; in Colorado, ESQ;
Connecticut, $50; Illinois. Gas; Indiana, go;
Iowa, sl5; Kansas. Sl5; Kentucky. $40: LOUISE
ana, $40: Maine. S25; Maryland. 80; Massachu-
sets, $40; Michigan. SIS. Minnesota. SIS; Ne
brasks, Si5; New Hampshire, SIS; New Jersey,
$50; New York, so; North Carolina,
S15; Ohio, S25; Pennsylvania. $40: Khode
Island, SO; Vermont $50; Wisconsin. 80; Dis
trlct Of Columbia. Sl2 This Ii the least ex-
penslve militia that We have IN the nation. and
from personal inspection of the performances
OF only last week will say that better trained
militia than that OF the District of Columbia
does not exist"
Hdrtng made az gOUr mind 10 sign use petition
against die atkinson biiL, do not deldy dong q.
Sign at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05

POLICEMEN WHO SERVED UNDER HIN SAT HE WAS
STRICT AND PARTICULAR ABOUT POLICY MEN
THE vERAcITY OF MR.. BURGESS MADE An IL
sUE-fIsuINa CLUBS THAT DON'T FISH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-05
FOR SALE-LOTS.


EoRsALE-coRNER LOT. wrlH FRAME HOUSE,
II 18th St and Oregon ave. 19x10l: rental s12 per
month; only s2 per foot Title Co.ts Abstra act
auo-3t GEO. \. GRAHAM. 1919 r st
TfoR SALE CHEAP-sQUARE OF GROUND
4 fronting 1855 feet on 7th St aw.; fronting 1 So
feet inches on 4 st. aw; fronting 1875 on Sth st
sw, being square south OF square 439 splendid
square for warehouse or coal yard or lumber any
heavy business the only square fronting the river
that can be bought At the price asked-s per foot
terms to suit or will sell half Of the square c. II.
PARKER. ~ and SITS. s.w. au5-3ts
Tor SALE-CHEAP-HALF SQUARE SAG Oh
Il lots in said half. 50xl00 feet 10 25-foot alley:
good investment for builders; prices 90 10 CSC. per
foot.
au5-3t' o.H PARKER. ~ and sta sw
EoR SALE-SoME OF THE HANDsoMEsT LOTS
- In Holmead Manor. Mount Pleasant between the
9TH and 4th St cars sun sAle Streets are now
being graded and sidewalks laid and trees
THIS fall. These improvements being done with
price rom $1,000 TO $4,000 TO be built at once
Prices OF this property will be advanced when street
improvements completed or plata and other in
Est tyIS Am
FOR SALE LOTS IN FAIRvIEw HEIGHTa
\ lying on west side OF Tenallytown road, utter
section OF WoodlSy lane easy terms electric cars
now running to this property. Apply to
my2l-3m JOHN Z. BEALL, 1921 ct.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
STABLES.

stable In SO. bounded
by MY. sye. and II st.
and l4th and l 9TH SITS. 90
Stable in 50. bounded
by l. and NJ SITS. and
goth and 21st .25
Stable in SO. bounded
! by NJ aud y and Conn.
ave and 10Th st. rs
OFFICE Rooms.
519 9TH st.. Sd and
4th floors. Is
il1OS \ st., Sd ana 4th
floors. $50 AID cas-
519 It'll ST.. suite 2
rooms, I'd floor. 90
1903 Pa. ave. .............6
ISHED.
10th st. near Dupont
Circle CT
jefferson ri. bet. Conn.
ave. aud 9th st. 166. 81
X st. bet. 18th and
Rhode Island ave. bet.
18th ana 18th. 1861 81
18th. with stable. 1867
10th st. bet. l and K. loo
DE Sales at. .............150
n st. mr.. Vermont sv. 30
Vermont ave. bet. Ma
Iowa Circle ...........125
n st. bet. ] 9TH & 18TH. IFS
Ii st. bet i 9Th and 2Uth
sts..
n. w.cor. i 1th&DeSales
18th St, cor. De Sales
st.-.- -.-.-.........- ID
q st. bet. 18th h 1Ssh. 125
Vermont ave. near
Iowa circle. 100
g st. bet. / 18th h 9th. ..S6
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wEsr WASHINGTON.


EOR RENT-l6l7 18th
Il NV. l2r..m.i...S3T.4U
2J9 LIST Sc, Or. mi 10. 80
LIS Mass.aNe. ,Sr22- 80
Boz r J. ave. n.w-.-....s:.S
hu2-:5ts CAIWOOD s. GAR
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AL Florida av m - RrANO

53l Florida sv.n.w..srs3o
$40 spruce st. , Or. 80
1883 ] 9Th St. Or :. .25. 40
20 Arthur pl.. 7r..25.4O
l426 Pierce pl-. 7r. 20. 40
20l0 l 9th st NV. Or. .25
1880 l4th St NV, 7r. rs
l25 y. J. ave-, 7r. .2aa.92
) HOS 10Th NV. Or. 80. IS
6la I'd 81. ne. ar. .22.S6
$50 Mass. ave. Ne,
SO e ' L 81. |; e. Or. II. 30 30
PA Mass. av. n.w.6E2O. 90
SlS l. st. s.w., dr. 20. 35
l02l Sth st. W.. 5r. 10 IS
lGO7 ID 81. NV. Or. Is. SO
1886 9th ST. u. ". IN. j s. 30
l24y Md. ave. NE. 5r. Is
$50 G 81. Sc, Or ....l6,a5
1926 Prospect sy.. erie. 80
llS III ST. ne. 5r. .......l6
g:7 LIST sc. ne. Or. 1870
2l3 . st. n.v.. Or. IL. so
Temperance n. v. .or. II. 80
34l VI st. s.w., 5r.....,.1l
= Cottage Row, Ar. 10 so
II Blas denis n. W., ARD. 30
162 Navy ri. A.e.. 5r. %. 80
ga Gordon n.e..4r.S.30
J 20 Fenton 81. Nv. Ar. e. 9
kings court. 4r.... 8. 80
2:.e2 sth st. NV. Pr. II
2l7 Wilson St, Ar ........7
STORES.
ll43 9TH ST. n. w., Or. SO
Ylo 21st 81. NV. 10. so
INEE 4 CO, 9lo Fstnv.
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I73 = st. n. W.. Or. mi SIS
1916 Nj. sve. drug st. / .
L 3 l. NV. Or. &b. I'd a.. 1 5
2132 Sth n. ". A., Jr........14
+53 Afmory e.w., 4r....e
RET1, l. 9Th and n. I.aye.
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IyOR RENT-FRABIE HOUSE, TEN ROOMS AND
II stable: modern improvements; in excellent con-
oition: comfcrtable; close Pension Patent, Post
and Printing offices. Rent S35 per month. Inquire A.
BEHREND, ass n st. n W. an4-3t
IGOR RENT-HOUsEs III AND 10 NEW YORK
ave NV. excellent condition sill modern mprov
nents; rent $50 Yer month Apply ia st. NV
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