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RARE CASE FOR DOCTORS.
A Man With Snake-Shaped AMI
mails in His Blood.
B altimore Sun.

m ais IN HIS BtOOu.
B altimore Sun.
An interesting ease, not only to the
medical profession. but to the world at
large, was received last ever ing at John
Hopkins hospital. The patient has an
imals i'll the shape of snakes living in
his blood. He is from Charleston.
S. c., and has suffered from his
peculiar disease more or less for twenty
years. Many times his blood has been eX-
amined under the microscope, and the
snake-Shaped parasites have always
been found present. The blood for ex-
animation has generally been drawn
from finger tip. This is the first case
of the kind to put in an appearance at
Johns Hopkins hospital. and few doe
tors in the United States have personal
knowledge of the disease.
THE PATIENT
is strong, robust man, apparently
about forty years of age. He discussed
his case with reporter of the Sun
freely and cheerfully, and seems to ex-
pect to be cured. 1t is only lately, he
seemed to grasp his case. He thinks
his disease not rare. but believes the
medical profession is just getting down
to knowledge of its prevalence. Its
existence. he says, explains many
phases. in sickness which heretofore
physicians have not been able to fathOm
and explain.
Filaria sanguinis horninis is
THE SCIENTIFIC NAME
of this parasite which habits the human
blood. 1t is found more in southern
than in northern countries, and es-
pecially in Brazil, Egypt and some parts
of the Orient. 1t is, as stated, snake
like in appearance and about the size of
blood cell. 1t is found, sometimes in
great numbers. in the blood during the
night time, being. as rule, absent dur
ing the day. The mature female para
site has been found inhabiting the
lymph-vessels of man. particularly in
the legs. Owing to the Instructions
which it causes in the lymph-circula-
ton, and to the local irritation which
its presence induces, it sometimes gives
rise 10 assesses, and perhaps to that
terrible swelling of the legs known as
elephantiasis.
One of the
EMBRYONIC STAGES
of development is believed To transpire
in the budy of a species of nocturnal
mosquito. Through the bodies of the
idead mosquito, which are liable to fall
II the drinking water, it is believed the
spread of the parasite may occur.
Only twenty-five cases of this disease
are said to have been reported in this
country. Vague pain and lassitude are
its characteristics. The elected fluids
have milky appearance. By some the
disease is said to be not dangerous,
though ineurable. Others relieve that
the parasites, becoming massed in the
blood, may form clot aud thus stop
the circulation by blocking up an oritice
OF the heart. The disease IS not Coll
the patients blood will be frequently
made at the Johns Hopkins, and great
interest is. expressed in the curious
case.
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Important to somnambuIists.
Texas siftings.

1EAtS SiAbIiiSSs
Brown lat the Office of celebrate d
physician)-Doctor, l come to ask 20 u
if there is no remedy for somnam-
bulism?
Doctor-Do you really walk in your
sleep?
Eyes, have been a somnanbulist for
the last two years. and it seems to me it
is getting worse"
"That can be cured. Just take this
prescription to a hardware store and
have it filled"
"'Take a prescription to hardware
store? You mean drug store, don't
you doctor?'
II mean precisely what I say. This
prescription calls for paper of carpet
lacks. Before retiring take two table
spoonfuls of tacks and scatter them on
the floor of your sleeping apartment.
Two dollars, please.''
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the close of its second year. The
country covered by the two associations
also shows striking contrast,as will be
seen by the accompanying table, which
give the number of members each as
ISOLATION has in the different states and
territories. Upon examining it closely
it will be found that the National has
almost monopoly of the business in the
New England states and those on the
Atlantic seaboard as far south as Mary
land, while the American practically
covers the whole Western field and has
never been reached by the older organ
izati on. and which was in consequence
the ringers favorite stamping ground.
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NOTICE OF AssIeNMENT-sTATE O

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT-STATE OF
l Minnesota, County of Murray-District
Court Thirteenth Judicial District.
In the matter of the assignment Of C. C.
Christman. insolvent.
AT Fulda, Minnesota, January IL, 1890,
the undersigned hereby gives. notice that G;
C. Christman, of Fulda, in said county and
state. has, by deed In writing dated Jan. 9,
1890. made an assignment to the under
signed, Jonn NJ. Dickson. of ali his property
not exempt by law from levy and sale on
execution, for the equal benefit of all his
creditors who shall file releases of their de-
mands; said assignment is made under the
provisions of chapter l4s of the General
Laws Of the state of Minnesota for the year
1881, us amended by chapter 80 of the Gen
eral Laws for the year 1859. Having duly
qualified as such assignee, all creditors claim
ing to obtain the benefits of said act are re-
quired to file their claims, duly verified with
the undersigned for allowance within TWEEN
ty (20) days after the publication on this
notice. JOHN ID. DICKSON,
Assignee.
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DIED.

HIRZEL-In St. Paul, Jan. IL. 1899, Lena
Hirzel, aged fifty years, wife OF the late
William Bast. Funeral from Assumption
church Tuesday at:9 a. N.
SWAINS0N-In st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 10.
1870, John Swanson, aged seventy-two
years. Funeral from late residence, corner
Minnehaha and Arkwright streets. Mon
day. 18th inst, at $50 p. m. Friends are
invited. Chicago. ST. Louis and Whitehall,
Mich, papers please copy.
FOR FUNERALS.
Fine fve-glass carriages for funerals, So
John Grace's Livery, $40 East Ninth street
Telephone 1882.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-13
COVERS THE EsTERN FIELD
Phenomenal Growth of the Amer
lean Trotting association.

The growth of the American Trotting
association has been very rapid, and
now at the beginning of its fourth year
shows a listof All members, ninety-nine
OF which Joined it during the past sea-
son. This showing, when compared
with the progress of the National dur
ing the same month, shows large bal
ance in favor of the Western organiza-
ton. AT the close of 1888 it had 265
members, and the list submitted by the
secretary to the board of review when
1t met at New York last month showed
that fifty-three clubs had sought
Its protection in 1889. thus bringing IFS
list of members up to the same point as
the American association reached at
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Superior Real Estate.

The undersigned have the largest list
of Lots. Blocks, Acres and Pine Lands.
Taxes paid for non-reSidents, and
special attention given to their business.
Correspondence solicited. Mobiles q
Linnen. corner Fifth and Nettleton,
Superior, Wis.
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toward the body. He can jump across
stream Of water six feet wide without
an effort. La coming down stairs he
deScends head foremost. He is indus
triOus and economical in his habits. and
never forgets friendly act.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-13

Ex-Goy. John p. ST. John,
OF Kansas, will lecture on "Prohibi-
ton" at Peoples church Tuesday even
ing, Jan. Il. Admission. 10 cents.
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FACTS AND FANCIEs.

We recommend the use of Angostura
Bitters to our friends who suffer with
dyspepsia, but only the genuine, manu-
featured by Dr.. Siegert s. Sons. AT
druggists.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-13
Ex.f;oy.Jof,n p, s.. Kobu.

Of Kansas, will lecture on ''Prohibi-
ton" at Peoples church Tuesday even
ing, Jan. IA. Admission, 10 cents.
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Horses Wintered at Oak Lawn.
Box stalls if desired. Best of care
and attention guaranteed. For particu-
lars inquire John Mather, $50 Robert
street.
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DR.. TELLER,
$50 jackson Street.
ST. PAUL, MIMI.

Speedily cures all private. nervous. ehronls
and blood and skin diseases of both sexee
withoutthe use of mercury or hindranee from
business. No T. RE, NO PAY. Pri-
vate diseases and all old, lingering cases.
ing Ulcers, blotches. sore throat and mouth
pal is in the head and bones. and all dis
eases of the kidneys and bladder. are cured
for life. Men Of all ages who are suffering
excuses of mature years. producing nervous,
ness, indigestion. constipation loss of mem
DRY, etc, are thoroughly and permanently
cured.
Dr.. Feller. who has had many years of ex-
peIienee in this speciality, is q graduate from
one of the leading medical colleges of the
country. He has never failed in curing and
cases that he has undertaken. Cases aud
correspondence saeredly confidential Call
or write for list of questions. Medicines sent
byInail sud express everywhere free from
risk and exposure.
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pEpcnMAl Have you ever seen a pair OF
! llicOnHL the celebratedW. L. Douglas
So Shoes for gentlemen and for ladiesY IL
not. don't fail 10 call on one of the dealers
whose names appear in his advertisements
tomorrow.
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Health Is Wealth.


DIR. E. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT. guaranteed specific for Hysteric
Dizziness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Nervous Preservation caused
by the use of alcohol or tobacco Wakeful-
ness, Mental Depression. Softening of tne
Brain resulting i'll insanity and leading to
misery, decay and death. premature Old Age.
Barenness. Loss of Power in either sex, In
voluntary Losses and Sperma torrhOea caused
by over-exertion of the Train, self abuse or
over-indulgence. Each box contains one
months treatment. 81 box, or six boxes
for So. sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of
price.
WE G GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by us tor SIX boxes. accompanied with s.,
we will send the purchaser our written guar.
antee to refund the money if the treatment
does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued
only by Hippier & Collier the open .all-night
druggists, corner Seventh and Sihley streets.
81 Paul Mimi
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MRS. HILLER's RIVAL.

The Magnificent MausoIeum That
Will BE the Final Resting Place
OF Millionaire Flood and His
Family
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FOR SALE---HOUSES

lrOR sALE-BRICK BUSINESS BUILDING, nth
II St near 1T NV, lot about 20x96: $50. 0OU. 10
brick dwellings, northwest section. good investment
for 100000 Elegant brick dwelling with large side
and rear yards. 81 west Of 18th ST. NV. 40 00O
Large frame dwelling IN nice order and 80 900 square
feet ground on l4th q. extended; $4,000. 2lS I'd
st 20 room brick and tenenients in 30 feet
II rooms. bet Goth and 21st NV; SlhOUO IL
room brick dwelling, Sd bet and NV; $4,000
sos 51Uand sig st. ne. 90. 900 each. 3-story
and basement brick dwelling. q bet 18Th and lith n
W. $4,000. Desirable residence on Meridian Hill
overlooking the entire city; $500. Nice place at
Mt Pleasant for $4,000. 1902 18th ST. n W desirable
bous. aud location; $4,000. Frame dwelling, lot II
xlOO, 1505 ST. $500. Frame dwelling. los
s61arllo a. st: Sc; only $1,000; Desirable
$4,000. 2l9 St Sc. comfortable brick dwelling,
room for stable on the alley: $4,000 2030 L St NV,
brick $4,000. 1881 st. NV. lot l4xl0Q; $4,000.
Brick dwellings 2U20 and 2022 Vermont ave- u. W. ;
$4,000 each Brick corner property, 1916 ST. w.;
$500. Frame dwelling. us 1th ST. me-: Sl 100
Frame dwelling. 92S Sd st. se.: &1,lOO. W. c.
DUVALL. ga + ST. NV. ns-5t
Ic0R SALES.--FUTURE HOMES AND SAVE YOUR
II money $50 to 800 cash. s25 monthly "a
little more than rent-wl desiraby located a
room modern houses ct cash prices.
nS-3' W. T. BURr0RD I422 New York ave.
IGOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN!-BUY A
IL home and pay no rent,-350O down and $50 per
month will lny an A No. l brick dwelling of &
rooms: lot 221sxl1 ~ feet to o 12foot alley with
fine, large, new 2story brick stabe cost of buildings
$4,000 value OF lot. 81 ZOO This fine. well located
property Is offered for days at only $500 above
easy terms; being premises NJ. 4 10 st. Sc.
INST X A. PHILLIPS SON. 14I9 NY. ave.
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The National Guard Engineers.
East Washington Committees.

The East Washington Citizens' Association
has appointed the following special commit
tees: On equalization Of assessments and Dis
trict revenues-W. L Weller, Thoa- W. Smith.
Gen. Duncan g. Walker, II. L West DR.. W. b
French, A. r. sperry and Henry l. Bryan; o.
railrosds-M. W. Wines, +. A Lehman, e. p.
Goodwin, ]. w. Whelpley and n L Weller; On
Improvements Of public spaces-Arch. n Bliss,
o. b. Hallam, Geo. +. Hardin, Duncan Thomp-
son and DIR. John z Carpenter.
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A Wife's Bill for Divorce.
Susan Mahony has, by Z n Hewlett Aled
bill for divorce from Joseph Mahony. They
we're married In March, 1885, and shs eharrse
non-support and assertion N April 1851.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

ISOk SALE-NEw TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
prick dwelling, SIX rooms and bath room: all mod
imps near Washington Circle At low figure tAY7)
- TYLER RUTHERFORD,
y n
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GENrs Surrs SoouREp
ASK 1ouR GRocrn
ALMOST A MURDER.
James Henry Cuts His Stepfather's
Neck-Narrow Escape From Death.

James Henry Cuts His Stepfather's
Neck-Narrow Escape From Death.
James Henry, q young colored man Who
lives near Delaware avenue and III street sonth-
west, had been drinking yesterday, and when
he went home about o'clock he objected to
his mother going to her society meeting.
While he was talking to his mother his step
father, George Thomas, came in, and when
James thought that George was taking sides
with his mother he drew penknife and cut
his stepfathers neck. The latter ran into
another room and James threw . fat iron u
him. Policemen Smith and SANFORD arrested
James and took the injured man to the Emer-
gency Hospital, where the wound was dressed.
The physicians said that il the blade of the
knife had gone one-sixteenth OF an i1eh
further the injured man would have died
The case was heard In the Police Court this
morning, and after hearing evidence Of the
assault and Of the defendants good character
Judge Miller fined him ESQ or four months.
The National Guard Engineers.
The newly organized engineer corps Of The
DONG. held q meeting last evening ~ head
quarters and completed its permanent organ
ization by electing Cyrus c. Babb, geological
survey, treasurer; Frank L. Stevens, ordnance
Office, secretary; Gilbert Thompson, geological
survey, historian, and VIM. WEIGH Of the patent
ONCE, librarian. The executive COMMITTEES was
organized by appointment of Cyrus &. Babb
chairman and the election Of two members by
each platoon, as follows: First p. Il. Devins
and A o. Hutterly; second, Vim. A Fry and
John 4 Ward; third, +. W. Holt and C. y.
Demo. The commanding officer, Gilbert
Thompson, announced that ct the next meet
ing November IL, he would address the MEM
bers and others interested on 1.-The Duties Of
Engineer Troops." There were three original
-
plication for transfers. The retiring committee
of promotion received vote of thanks.
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j. III. FL.S.e.x.
DO you know him and his terms. II not SAX your
friends about him.
DIAMONDS.
MATCHES
-. -. - - AsD JEwELRT,
withw. 8. TAPPAN Goa 9th at o3oom
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Florida near tbs gulf; accessible to railroads and
steamers land Is now yielding good crops of fruits
vegetables, &c. For Particulars apply to
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ITARMS. FARMS. -FAnMs FARMS. IN ALL
II parts of Maryland from as to 900 Per acre.
Now 10 the time 70 invest in farm lAnds &ashing
lon. 7. 4 BROOKS. 6l6 18th st NV. o.5-lm
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~ A r p E T s..

Just orened q beautiful line OF wiitons Moouetts
Velvet hooy Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets:
NhtOn, velvet and Sny Garrett hugs, all sizes:
ingram Art Squares. Walton and Smyrna Kues and
Mats M choice Lace Curtalns CURTAINS
and DrnIefles III graf variety. Those furnishing will
Ind IL to their advantage our stock before
purchasing. HOOk- Bko. 4 co,
k--3In 1928 st
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II nally located property ON 18th and l4th sta NV,
at reasonable figures
ns-6t' TYLER i RUTHERFORD 1907 F st. NV
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FOR SALE%1OTS

Tor sALE-Tw0 BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOTS
sown c0Iiee '' wilson on 1s
cG%YsHy building. cor 7'h st and Louisiana
1ToR sALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT on
a., is s, st. between ana SITS NV; 2gyl42 to To-
Firemen's Insurance Company building.
TOR sALE--LoTs "a TO 80 SQUARE Iea. ON N
ses: tue most desirs6e vsa ground lie ncrsS.
f NEST for b pTyste RESIDENCE WILSON rirepens
II 18TH NV; 2ax1:5; to an immediate customer viii
,'o H s'D'' ''' A' 4: WARNER 8 CO. 8,
TOR sALE.WE CAN SELL LOT 8, SQUARE IL,
per square foot. DEEBLE, DAVIS 4 co.
sAIEpH fFsH HIEbHs la 5f ST NV
lots on 18th aud w SITS. NV: lSx66;
sp bes Sei AND s'h }e'S
We can sell one or more Of the above. nS-7t
FoiR; sALE In SQUARE II, IMMEDIATELY AD-
ave running through to 18th double frontage on
for APARTMENT house. with stores underneath: in the
ei Ss-1w Room sA 81 Asla IL RH badinr
Eon sALE-BARGAIN IN GRAND BUILDING
Il SITE Il st. near New Hampshire ave-; 80 teet
only nhy b Ssy
DOR SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WHITNEY
Il ave near of 18th st. BOZ 80 IT, 3.jc
18th st. near Whitney ave- oOxl:il IT.. soc.
sherman ave. near Whitney ave; 50xl00 fl: 2Sc.
nS-3t CHAS. II. BkICE, 1aO7 St
LOB SALE-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER FOX M
j. mediate Improvement 1st and II SITS. NV: near
the electric cars: Tox11O; S1oJ.
Lot 3, SO. 1913; u -Nl2U; :,Sc.
Lot s, 50. 1854; ASK 12U; SSc
nS-3t GEO. W. LJNK1NS, 500 10th ST. NV
Tor sALE-vALUAbLE LOT NEAR THE WAR
n department., G. st bet 18th and lS;h sts ~. Ok
1l3 SIS To Soft nlley loft. alley side: pre- sent
improvements rent for zoo Per aIluu,u; $4,000
nS-3t GEO. ". LlNKINS, 500 18th ST. NV
NOR SALE-BY FISH MILLER. l2l3 T ST. y W;
IOPPckrUNIff for BUILDERS and 1--WE ,1ORS.
We have several large properties especially suited
Tor sItdi' lsloI. which VIC offer on easy terms. We
have al lots very nice Tor persons desiring to sceu
homes; terms easy.
BkOOKLAND LOTS very cheap &c to 12c nS-7t
Tor SALE-13TH AND n STs. NV, SPLENDID
u corner property; o0xlOO Apply ON premises,
l0Uo ST. nS-1,t
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12S 9th nt. n.M..h.h..

l12s 9th Ut. n.w..b.h..
81. ...........SS.0 600
i.23.. 1 St NV. ia,
Sr......-...".......-7.10O
IS 1 st. n. W.. b. n.
3as &, i;;'' 3ii jackson
Hall alley..........6.25 $50
lil6 I St NV, oh.
lila K iii0 9TH st. 5.
W, b. h. ,7r. aud l FIJI.
IL rear. 5000
i33 to AL Prsther's
alley NV, b.h. u. 900
233 l3l6 81. sw.. D.h..
Sr. 900
500 9th st. NV. b.h..
Sr. .................4,Go0
81 to 323x ID st. Sc.
f.h.................-:i, OU0
> > llth st. Sc, b.h..
Recommendation
303 x :tO5 q st. alley
NV, I. h............2,200
lib to I29 Pierce st.
NV, b.h. 1,S00
u q st. n.w., f.h.,
or. ..::.............l,50 800
l22O I'D st. NV. f.h.,
A.. .......,....,...l,000
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LOR sALE-

= NFss
Il 2211 TO .,,243 10th
st.n.w.. b.h. So. .S25, 200
G:5S B ST. s.w.. b.h..
1Sr................25,00 900
/ to u O'Brien's court
n. w. b. h..........2O.oOO
GIG to $50 Nd. ave.
s.w, b. h., Ar; ..;;is. 600
st. u. W.. b. n, Ar. 10000
20,.4 to 2oi2 B'd'y
ri. NV. b. h.. DR.. 10, 700
1913 l st. D.w., b.
a.. ] lr............15.0 900
a6s Missouri aye.n.w.,
b h., l;ir. 10000
%1:o NJ 81. NV, b. b.,
INSTRUMENTATION
il3S 18th st. NV, I.
h.. and 4 houses
rear. ..............l0,00C
500 l4th st. NV, f.h.,
Vr -. .......,....g .0OQ
1888 TO l743 L st. u.
". Or .............1 1900
207 q st. NV. b.h.,
lVr................ 5000
Or. ........... .S.OOU
19si Bdy.st. NV. f.h.,
9l6 q st. s.w., b.h.,
r...................S, 90 q
113y to ll51% 2;5d st.
NV, f.h.. 4r. 5000
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EOR sALE-HOUsEs ON EAST CAPITOL ST
i bet 10th and 18th SITS all mi Price, $500
each: one third cash or less. GEO. A. JORDAN,
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nORSEf CLAGETT,
~ Fepdall Euildipg, opposite City Hall.
Orpnene Court Business, administering and Man.
aging Estates. Collecting Accounts sc.
Local stocks and Ponds Bought aud sold.
Money to loan. Inyestments made. ol5-1m
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EIOR SALE-STORE AND DWELLING IN FINE
Il section Of northeast dwelling contains 7 rooms;
stable IN rear tae present occupant doing business
1000 Ter month. price Tor blildIng and stock,
50, 40; terms. $1,000 cash balance, $45 per month
Tor permit to inspect apply TO DUGAN BUTLER,
n. W .kt
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A VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
IA ton, the premises. at IL w., November Is
la9oa most desirable and attractive estate.
Va, on the hichmond and Allegheny railroad known
Eastwood Grange and said TO have been before the
OF tie most desirable plantations the james
river 1t is of the best feuced farms in the
elegant mansion and numerous outbaiIdings; abupd-
Lnce of pure running WATER its adaptation grass
makes this property most desirable as stock farm
implements. household furniture. Possess 70 be
had Ut once. printed description OF the estate VIII
sent any person who may desire II by application
to VI. II. BUCkE. Sabot Island. Va. W. A PARSONS,
81 North 9th St, Richmond. Va, or L B. WESLEY,
o25,2S,nl4,S.ll
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Il FINE RESIDENCE,
No. 1876 STREET NV
A LARGE DOUBLE BRICK MANSION, three
stories. attic and Basement containing over twenty
rooms: numerous large closets; storage rooms and
conservatory.
Lot 5Oxl:i5 to wide well-paved alley: large stable
and carriage house
Price, S35.OOO terms third cash; balance IL
one Two and three years ut > per cont.
For permit TO inspect the premises apply to
j. v n. HUICK.
nS-2w lDU0 Pa.
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'oE sALE-FISE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
u - near A0th q. l. NEWMAN.
nov Room 20. Atlantic building.
E'OR SALE-lS36 18TH ST. NV BRICK HOUSE
cohtsihin< seven looms. bath. trunk and eel
~ All moi lhps-: IN nrstclsss condition: lot l75<
D % TO Alley Price $4,000. G. L. NEWMAN, Room
-, hhsutiS o14lulhs ES-7r
l.oR SALLY BETWEEN IsT AND I'd sTs
todefn improvements. (5J) $4,000
III NV. Of the b. built and most eonxsn
atty arranged houses in the city fourteen rooms hot
ster heat and open treplaces. cabinet ruantels. a
taber OF large stationary warrobes cabinet tels
~ everything necessary to = complete home NH
ve0ld % less than cost TO owner (SI Al OOO
Syrland ave NV, two-story brick. six looms, hall
b. (J5J 80 900. -'
-t bet NJ and v SITS. n W. elegant brick mai
aen OF fourteen rooms 1882 $1,000.
III lot ON New YORK bet l2th and l2th n,
aw.uproyed b. ouilding urder rent
WATERS THOMPSON.
nbs ROOLa y. Atlantic hu.llit,v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11

E0R sALE-HOUsEs ON sTH ST. Sc $4,000
l. eseh: easy terms. CLIO. A JORDAN.