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The Cattle Market.

There were one hundred and sixty-seven
cattle on the market at the Union Stock Yards
yesterday and all sold to butchers as follows:
Best from AZ to 4sIc. per pound; good. from
~ to 41kc. per pound; medium, from So to
&C. per pound; common, from 2 to SIC. per
pound. There were eight hundred and eighty
seven sheep and lambs on the market and all
sold as follows: Lambs. from 81 to &c. per
pound; sheep, from to 4slc. per pound. Cows
and calves sold from $40 to $40. Market for
all kinds of stock was good.
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Medals for Public School PupiIs.

The exercises attending the award of eleven
gold medals to the successful members of the
Posts Amateur Authors Association will take
place in the Smithsonian grounds Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. The medals will be
awarded by a committee TO pupils in the public
schools of various grades whose compositions,
written upon given subjects, are pronounced
the best. Secretary Noble il announced to
speak
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LIQUOR Furnished With Eatables.

Judge Miller in the Police Court yesterday
afternoon disposed of the case Of @. W. Hech-
niger, who was tried in the Police Court last
week charged with keeping his bar open after
midnight for the purposes Of business. The
testimony taken last week was to the effect
that beer and whisky we're furnished with eat
ables The decision Of Justice Montgomery in
the johnson Hotel case. was referred to and
the court gave Judgment against the defend
ant A fne Of Go was imposed and Mr.. C.
Maurice smith, for the defendant, noted an
appeal
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FOR lighthouses.

LPoR RENT-THE BEST s-RooM BRICK DWELL
inf II TN. city isa a prrs en- per aon's being
s s'%s 1t T Ri IL
l4oR RENT-NEw 5-ROoM FRAME HOUSE IVY
i SSIiE; s. gfF month, MoLicHtES BATCH
I,oR RENT-THREE HANDSOME NEW THREE
u s,o.y Bay window houses. fronting on the Capt.
,eIe-1m go 81 NV.
EoERENr-7so4 STREET s E, SIX ROOMS AND
ply 63l East Calitoist iei2-6t'
IGOR RENT = FURNISHED HOUSE WITH IA
fruit sa s Also Hanss
s nSr, 81 Mt FeIIIt HptI5nishsd apple orchard
E;0I RENT-s25 PER MONTH. 7-ROoM BRICK
H House, l54o Columbia II. near. Rhode Island ave.
eq IN Il SdeE nPs 1eS At Isss Piy Dr.
IFoR HENT-BY c. H. FICKIING. REAL ESTATE
Il Broker; 1864 32d st. West Washington. d; {.
water and water closets in yards: Including water,
1f S3 gam st NV. ~ sses PrOspsctaye. 20
1907 pam 81 n W.. ~ 1926 Prosper ave. 80 ~
1s Be "a ST. NV 1880 so Ds S. s bI 5000
l6 sri , ID n 1895 q 81 ;6,R 1000
Sr; 7rs. m. r.; 2150 br., rs, m.i...... so 90
Cali nSfGn Weekly R5of5'{ l GSGk
ttOR hENT-l449 Z ST, ONE OF THOSE BEAU
tllul ne houses; rooms aud bath. pspered in the
sh y and "a the sT, cellar whole length
ml9-1m THEUD FRIEBUs. I43sUst.
EOk kENT- 1913 ) st. NV. 6r..... 81
lI3a Cne 81 "a. 500 2:52 9th IL. e dr. stale
80 9th st Sc. 13r ..55 5l3 Gales me- 6r.. IL 30
I3l3 ri sy Dw, Or. JU Rear 62l II ne, 4r......S
715le Stb, 1lr., all mi. 30 FURNISHED
632 D St, bakery. 80. A GIG st n W. Or 40
309 ST. NV. l0r......4U STABLES.
III Nc ave Sc; sr.; 30 Rear 81 st. NV 10
600 n.e Sr. ali mi 30 Rear III q 1T. nw....S
929 9Th st. II. W.. Sr. SD OFFICES.
1917 I'D ST., Or, Ami. :}3 93l ST., I'D floor.
IlS ii ST. ne 6r...-254O SIOhES n DWELLINGS.
500 ST. ne Or. - 30 G:I9 Pa. 5r &s'e 30
129 ST. sw., Or 70 30 334 Pa ave, Sr: kstore. 81
Eok RENT FIRST-CLhss RESIDENCES. l412
l. 10th st. and 1915 Rhode Island ave Apply to
my12-lm j. j. SHEDD, 1907 IL. l. ave.
IHOR RENT-A GOOD FRAME NEAR DUPONT
y Circle to coored tenants; s 10 month Apply COB
18th ct. NV. je92w
L0R IsENT-20i6 PoRTNER PLACE. BETWEEN
Il 14th and 18TH u and V SITS. of those little
gems of houses built about year ago. rooms. and
bath: artistlcay papered throughout concrete cell
lar dry and airy; 20 good tenant $3.50.
m19-lm 1HEO'D FRIEBUS. 1889 st.
LrOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
Flats in The Milton t2:}4 LIST 80
at. s61.S 60 S55and SIS 52:l4 Water ST. (w'rehe)
1341 Mass $50 105 ST. s.e............J
142S st.............50 3l5 Pierce place
1877 22d St. ..... SO Az IN ST. ..:.iS.50
Hitch, FOX BROWN.
milo l437 Penn. W.
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EOK SALE-
kRS Il ~ a M

L S3s St sw' s B h don 4o4 ! zoe s. Capitol ooo
si6 to $50 Md ave- oa I'D, tt ST. Sc, 81 5000
0l IsI St. n w.. 6i%i ooo AZ ga III St
17as st. NV ~ i i" iiti St Sc. IN ooo
22ii 1923 10Th s69 and 3ii st ss 80
l6$ ION oOO II Myrtle St ne b. H. .poo
lii5 10 i745 Estn s@4 & ST. sw. eOO
1Si5 East Capitol ST.; Alley bet 9th and 7,R ooo
aS= NV: 5000 sd5 10th St SEE: H.
~ 81 'w, D. $500 St, n w. h. 5ii sSS
liza ilI6 9TH SIS. l9l5 Est, n; W. FIJI. ], 500
". bh-, ar. d IN; II Capitol alley s.w..
400 46s IitL 1915 to o. 10 st 4'o
239 81 st. sw.. blu 6s q st. ne. III,
sos Gih NV. ,,e Hope ave SEE: bh a.oO0
1:5sv St NV. ~" 4es l. st. Sc bh' soo
Or. ..3s00t 3r....-............... 500
ne above Is only portion Of the property my
the LIST and 18th. tje17l THos. Z. wAGGAMAN
FOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE;
hGqfs Located IN s shs pEs..sss art q Mt Pss.as
COh SALE-NORTH SIDE OF ST BETWFFN
Il 10th and i6th Three-story Brick: rooms M and
n e II H. PhRKE Hsfapes house
EOR SALON 9Th ST. NV, NEW TWO STORY
ways 81 rent; s4.2jO. M. NJ. Parker,
I|oR sALE-soUTH SIDE OF ST. NEAR 10TH
;S%sy ass,s S5 sssissy
isid:ss --0I'e' =. e0'OOO ~ NJ f4H4hls sF::..
lyon sALE-vERY NEAT TwO-sTOKY HOUSE
$500: N: N. PARKER. iiisFst '' 'HS jei Sssf'
TOR sALE-A BARGAINING 9a7 MASS. AVE.
j NV 10 rooms bath. mi. steam heat, &c. ; 4OI
100 story brick stable on rear. Price $1,000
n21-lm THOs g. HENsEY 4 CO.. 1900 st. NV
Eoh sALE-AN ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME
bath MI. in Perfect condition; lot 10 OK to 10
!e4;i% if HIS & HssNsEY CO.. 1900 F s,nw
FOR sALEmpkETTY coRNER HOUSE NORTH
Fnes ;;55o. ,WSsHN DASENHoNsfEHRes n's'
leio-t l90 lli3 + ST NV
brisf heM dor on roo st.
End for, rooms and bath 2oxi0O TO alley. price
' jsiG.eoo. ho'' a. hi 1906 8 ST. c Nv
Eog sALE,-A FINtLi FINISHED HOUSE ON
sss6 a .ey Srcs aas solar ribs rSo%s bath
sEY 4 co. 1900 i St nv iei8eo6t
I1oR sALE-GREAT BARGAINs-HANpsuMF
mi,
n nrtural wood; oak n,snels: excellent neiEhbor.
SSS sa5 1 %oasAS a's sESS i'5fsf
l422 n \. ave: - jel4-6t
I|oK sALE- THIRTEEN room BRICK DWELL
closets; on bet 18th and 18Th SITS n W.; lot 34s
~ 10 alley; $4,000 W. " ia
t134 B. II. WARNER & CO.
-5eI1-ot BIG st. NV.
IrOR SALE-TWO-SIoRY sIX-RoOM BRICK IN
II 9th between and SITS II 9. Price only Al pm
tSosl b. H. WARMER L. Co.
1elt-ot 9l6 ST. nw>
1Sok SALE-SEVERALQf THOSE CONVENIENT
4 ell-built Two.story Bricks Arthur place n "
Each. "a ZOO. tSSS b. II. WARNER 4 CO.
el4-ot 9l6F ut. NV
FOR sALE1Two NICE Two-sIoRY. AND BASE.
Il ment Brck Ks, rooms bath, IN desirable Ioca
ton on SD ST., Georgetown. Each. IS. 500
$50 u. H. WARNER CO.,
!eIf-ot Yl6 r St NV
1tOk sAi4E-34TH STREET NEAR N. GEORGE
town t-story Brick Ill rooms; bath: cellar: lot
81 .+xi5o; with stable ON alley 81. 0OO "
CU6, Is. II. WARNER 4 CO.
yeit-ot DIG ST. NV
IfoR ,sAI.E-vERY- DESIRABLE LOCATION ON
4 18Th 81. between and sts NV, 2-story Brick
f7o9l. b b. wARNERk CO.
]eit-ot 9l6Fst Nv
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3el4-6t
1913 Pa ave

MONDAY. JUNE le. 1890.
ELPHoNzo YoUNas COMPANY offer the
DESIRABLE SUMMER BEVERAGES
In large supply and great variety, including
Ginger Ae.-Imported and Domestic Several
brands-Prices low.
Lime Fruit Juice. -lmported-Eieht nine differ
ent brands-Low prices.
Raspberry vinegar.-t"shrub'Dl mported-yery fine.
Condensed Cider.-A new drink-yery desirable and
inexpensive.
Lime Juice CordiaI-Imported- Excellent
MandAhlins Java Cofee.-A genuine srtice-super-
Tor in the cup to any other
variety.
FOrmoss Oolons TeA-Selected leaf from first pick
ings-onIy Soc Makes
delicious Iced Tea
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY
.ei6 AIS Ninth st
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IGOR RENT-FUENIsHED OR UNFURNIsHED-A
Very Desirable House. 10 fonls: AL eontehi,E
Apply - PREMISES after pm. 1924 So IA W. 1Io1 n
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EQUITY CouRr-Judoe Cor.

ALL VINO PRoPosE handing in articles In Tn
SrAR's advertising contest will please observe
that no articles will be received lster than Esi-
day. June Goth.
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ALL WHO PRoPosE handing in articles in The
Stars advertising contest will please observe
that no articles will be received later than Fri
day, June Goth.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,OR SALE-INyksTMENT PAYING TEN PER
n cent on 81, no; Frankhns NV: bottom pr ice
o 1850: some heap lots also. o. N. BRYANT. 5l6
9TH st. NV ye1S-2t'
ISoR sALE-A GOOD INvEsTMKNT-sI.2oo FOR
story Brick; 5 rooms. water and gas IN pretty
part OF the northeast half square from St cars and
herdlcs always rented ct ~. Do per month"; only
$500 cash REQUIRED.
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Terminus Of Rock Greek Park.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
$3.50, $500. $3.50 AND 1900.

II.
Very large lOts-costlng more than S3OO-A q per
month. This ground Is located station aud bor
ders on the 9Th st pike. -Four subdivisions center
here and all Of them are being rapidly Improved
Many houses noe III course erection. Streets are
being made connecting Linden. one half mile Distant
with Forest Glen Within one bali mile the Station
there already 40 houses including hotels Que Of
them costing $4,000 these lots for the present
offered cheaper and the ground sells per ncre for o
times as much as where lots are being sold in
inferior locsion Forest Glen lies ad Jacent to Roc
Greek and must In consequence be benefited by
the Park. 1t has beautiful station good store,
school. churches and an excellent sanitariuln,
bids lair to become, III the very near future, the
finest and most desirable suburban the
National Capital. }. Il. HEREFORD.
in2S-lm 14l9 q st. NV.
l,oR sALE-W00DsIDE. ON TIT MErRoPoLI-
y tan Branch, at fenwick Station eight miles from
Washington. THIS beautiful suburb has Just been
opened 10 the public. after large expenditure of
money on streets. avenues and sidewalks. Several
houses have been erected and to be built
once The location Is high and occupies command
ins view Of the surrounding country. The
perfect The tract has large front Oh Brightwood
avenue extended and 10 bat short aud pleasant
from the city. new station Will be erected at once
BY the railroad company and plans have already
prepared Tor the The lots large and the
low Grent Inducements will be offered par
Ties Who viii build at Houses built and sold on
iustaliinents Before buying elsewhere and
an4ine this property and then you form your
CONCLUSIONS without regard TO the terms adver-
tiseinent. b. /. LEIGHTON. Proprietor. 49, Louisi-
ana ave. ". m23lm
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IGOR SALE
II The following Suburban Places from TO 3 miles
from the city suitable aud convenient subdivsior
tor homes for persons desiring work in tue city
and live short distance liz the country acres VI
800 per acre acres at 100; 20 at 100. 20
acres with 1room new house, at xlSO; 10 acres at
Carln springs at $3.50 3 lots Balstok at $500
IS acres At Rossyn NJ 21xc per foot; "a acres i'm
proved, al $50 ii acres al 5000 10 800; is
acres at Balston at 800 lots on Rosslyn Heights
overlooking city at cents foot 40
30 acres at 90; =. acres at 500. 20 acres, large
new house and barn. 600, 81 acres adjoining the
Arlington estate for S20U; As at Tor 3
cents foot all Also, several CouI-
try Places for reLt Also several Exrms on the Pot-
mac river from "a to $40 acre. Call send for
property list Persons will be taken SEE property
Tree OF charge. JAMES L. CLEMENTS.
1e12-1Ot Washington b C.
foR RENT-MY FARM NEAR BLADENsBURG;
Il so acres fIuit good well water. fine pasturage
AMI beanhfni situation 6-roOm cottage, stable and
good uthndings. Will lease by year S25 per month
JOHN sftfhES, Az Louisiana ave. jel2-6t'
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT GATH
ersbirg. Md about Ia acres Of land new seven
room house with cellar stable, outhouses, Sc well of
ex elebt water at door, all varieties of fruit three
minutes walk FROM station with sidewalk the entire
distance Price very moderate If sold immediately
Apply to C. +. HOGAN. Gsthersburx, Md. jeI:.-6t.
IGOR sALk-AT BKANCHVILLE. ON THE b AND
Il o. miles from city, Acres Of Land and Eight
room House beautifully situated in a grove Of oaks
s3,oOV. L. X. BhOOKS. $40 18th ST. jel2-6t
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Il Farm CT FORTY ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
BALI MILE frUm railroad station. Fails Church. Va.
hNe miles from oeorretown ID. C., inp owed by hIe
modern dweiiiig of ID rooms. large barn. stable
room for 70 cows and horses, and all necessary out
ouilGlngs The location Ii high and heaithfui. COM
nanding beautiful view OF Falls Church and the
country. beautiful lawn and elegant shade trees
running streams Fine pear and apple orchard and
snail fruits lac farm be subliyided into build
ing lots. Inquire OF l. A. oREENOCGH
m2l-lm Falls Church. Va
EoR sALE-MlLE FROM HIGHLANDS; FROM
u WASHINGTON. substantially Built Brick. Or. yood
well and spriLR, acres good land highly productive
and fruit JSo sfEfBkN. Az La. ave. my23- Inn
IE YOU WISH HOME IN THE cot NTRY on
the instaiiment Plan send name TO Box 36s, City
20 Location accessible by rail- c, Gle the
year round my2o-im'
EOR SALSA ACRES ON b. AND o. R.R, IL
IL miles from Charlton Heights: 10 from Washing
ton new dwelllpg, lOr large stable; 800 young
n.y23-lw
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nRAFTMEN's AND ENGINEERs'
~ SUPPLIES
ARTISTS MATERIALS
PICTURE Framing
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FROM $3.50 UP
AL in greatest variety and at bottom prices at
ScHMID1'S 504 9th ST.
Branch j 722 Pepns ave. apl0-3D
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N. CARLISLE, NJ D..
~ late 1856 Boyston ST., Boston Mass, now located
at $40 st w: Washington, u. c. All diseAses Of
the Skin successfully treated Growths or dishgur-
ing blemishes sklfully removed. Hours: Ioa. IN. 60
p. M Appointments for other hours bymaii DIR.
CARLISLE, $50 81. tSenator's Row. m3l-1ms
r sPELSHOUsE ACT. HAS OPENED A
Os New Store at 6oo 9TH st. NV. opposite Patent
Oftce) with an entire new stock Of Wall Paper.
he inspection Of his former patrons and the public
invited my2E-lm
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SPEc1AL ANNOUNCEMENT
NJ. W. GAIT. BRO CO.
JEWELLERS AND sILvERsMITHs,
CALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR Gus
TONERS TO A DECIDED REDUCTION IN
OSTRICH FEATHER LACE, GAUZE CREPE,
AND HAND-PAINTED FANS. WITH PEARL.
IVORY AND FRAGRANT WOODEN STICKS
THESE FANS ARE DIRECTLY IMPORTED
BY MEsSRS. NJ. w. GAIT. BRO 4 CO. AND
REPRESENT THE PRODUCTIONS OF THE
BEST FRENCH FAN-PAINTERS AMONG
WHOM ARE RoNoT TUTIN. EUDES, A.
KIEZAR A. r. ZALEsKI, KoSE-MARI AND
DENAMIEI.
ll07 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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BE SURE not to send in your articles in THl
Stars advertising contest later than Friday,
June 10th
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ISoR RENr-Two SEw AND ATTRACTIVE
Il Eouses Near Dupont Circle. One roonas aud
hsts; 40 gshsr i. rooms sna haiti. $50; A b.
ekNAks, l4l0FsI nsxt-ln'
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lSOR sT-BEAUTIFCLH HOUSE NEAR DUPONT
II Circle . al. 10 month. Apply
je9-2w CHARLES EARI.i. sos 18th II. u. ~.
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II sS5 lth NV. l0rs75 1918 lltb ST. n W.. ST. $50
s14 lth 81. NV, Tor - 6i3 La ave. I'd floor 30
1904 Il. NV. sr..---40 l:26 18th st w. or % so
6l2 q 81 NV, sr-......3I l2lS Md ne. 6- IL so
Sss Ct N ~, lur...--. 30 - 9TH ST
ALBERT r FOy
%l4-6t 12OFstuu
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2l46Ist. Or, m.Ls32- 80
81 sci. st, 7r., MI. 80. %
:.Ol6 NJ, ar, b IN l.. 80. %
.lI.ly1< Pa.sv..1r.m 80. %
SO list. 6r.. mi. 80. 80
/ :S:B6 I'D st. sr. m. L BOO 20
sos Mas. ave. ne, Or. -
.I:y.J Ia. av.. 6r.In.i %. 20
lois Goth. or, mi. %. 30
lI4l -4th ST.. Or. mi. %
:.;.OT l4th ST.. Or, mi. %
26O2 IA l. ST, Dr. - 80
l2OG I'D, Or, m.t...2l. I'D
:3l1 I'd 1t. n c. Or. 30. 30
Il2I :2.3d st. Or. mi. 2O.30
s21 Dn.e..tir., In.i......... 20
1908 Il ST., 6r.......IS. 80
.:}2 10Th. br........---l5. 30
l1'l3 r ST. Or........1J. 30
$40 18th II. g. Dir. mi lib
stable. In.i,r.20l2 h 81. l .
x30s . Va. ave, 6s......15
4 - A. sansL "a a. ~ 80
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nor SALE-TwO-STORY FRAME, SEVEN ROOMS
l. on Connecticut ave near DUP cont Circle; splendid
lot. 2Jx3T.6. 100000.
3SS II. WARNER & co.
tel7-ot ol6F stuw
BrOR SAIE-SPLENDID PROPERTY on YER
Il mont ave. between n and q SITS. lot 26x l35 i'm
proved 10y Three-story Thirteen room Brick; heated
by steam. An elegant home i'll nice location S2SOOO,
90 b. II. WARMER \ Co,
jel7-5t ~ GIG + at n W
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

1foR sALE-sTH ST. NEAR @ NV, GRowTNa
business location, o-story Brick 10000
{1IUl B. H. WARNEk 4 CO.
lel4-ot QlR 4 AZ
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1sOE RENI-BY THOS. z wA9GAMAN. REAL
IL ESTATE BROKER. 9l7 ST. NV

Hall. % door, AID 18th Str and dwg 1900 Del
81 J. ave W.
Str SdSg. 1 100 q ne. Store & dwg S:i3 st =
or ne. go. 50
Str. a dwg. 4Uo Mass. Store All Gst r.w Srl..5O
ave. NV. 1r--.....-.--3 30 Str. K dwg q 18Th
btr. d~g. S1O u ST and Bdy. n. L. 90
zv, 6r.--.-.-...-.-..30 Hal 1900 IN St sw-..l2
Str and dwY. 1891 Mass. Stable rear 81 NV. 10
ave. 30 shop rear 1870 ST. D
OtkICES
DIS n.w.,2d ftrs. s&O 437 9Th at. I'd n.hrsl5
46S la. sy.. - y. > rs3O 6l5 9Th St and D.
s6S la ,Itb e. % 9th 4 Pa. ave. RIA 20 10
The above Is only portion of the property on m,
books Eos fun hsS cal Office for bulletin issued Cd
the lst and 18th Ljei7I THOS Z. WAGGAMAN
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1920 81. Gin rear) - tl34l 14th ST., good
story brick. stalls. cellar ................ $50
coachmans rooms 500 237 II st. NJ ..........2l
NJ NJ. PARKER.
jel6-2w I4lSF st.. NV.
IrOR RENT-NEw HOUSE, ALL MODERN CON-
Il venienees; newly pspered throughout; GENITAL 10.
cation, being l.53l r st. near Pa. ave, and
18th sts. Also Once Rooms G. BECKER. i34o
Pa NV. jel 4-0I
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The officer 81 Hawthorne Conucl No. 81 Legion oil
Justice. Viii De Installed at MI Morris Academy u"
uigl!t BAH VIII follow the installation ceremonies
The nnh annual ball Of the Lou club take, place at
Association Hall one hundred and t"cnty-nntU ST. To-
night.
The Frank H. Elcckcr Association win hold ball IN
Harlem Turn Hall tonight.
The owl of the Annexed District hcld their an
rual ball Al Keller, Grove lll Assembly Rooms one
hundred and Nty first II. and lifd ave. LAST nElt.
Lanes Hi--,u. of so. 80 Ed-t one hundred thu
f.i,r.,,th g. had hls skull fractured YESTERDAY VINE
,,orilnr Oh a building AT one hundred ana puItc'ii
= and ~ernud ave. \ heavy piece oi UNDO WHO u
t ',W t.rs we're handling Ten on him. lie was
removed a. thc Manhattan Hospital
Lao Tnmulin-. age sixty three, whose nom" l'
AZ 80. q. ani second ave. found dead al y 'Iu't'
Yesterday morning lc had been 40 extreme ur-'I'u
mon for -omc time and Al, death VA, DIRECTLY que ~
lack Of medical attendance. Coroner ochuIN VIII ho'
an inquest today. ,t..... ,,
Angelic Cirocco. age thirty seven wears HNlng =,
So 40 East ON" hundred and thirteenth ST. Iot ny"
an alteration with Gu-cppl Llbcllo. axe twenty "h
lives In the anne house The alteration ehu'I AZ
:, O'Clock yesterday by Lah"llo puneins Sulcllv
INTO Caroccp'- breast, INJECTING dangerous, ""u,l,
I1bcllo escaped, and CaroccO was removed To t"c
hOs ptaL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

j. II. wilson Of New Brunswick, for many years
a member Of the Board OF Frcchol1crs Of somerset
County ana one Of the leading men In that county,
died Yesterday from the effects Of attack Of the
grip lie was prominent in Reformed Church
matters.
The sparks VIII continued yesterday and
further evidence was submitted Intended 10 show that
the testator had been unduly Influenced 10y the Rev
william Connolly, who made rcslduary ieHatec
under the Will which is now beng contested.
People IN the city thoroughly aroused by the
RELIGIOUS revival conducted by the Rev. T. Fay Mh',
and IN which ten of the Protestant churches Join.
The churchc, were crowded yesterday and hundreds
asked to be PRAYED for. Two hundred asked for
prayers on Sunday. Tomorrow Will be observed by
all the churches as a second sabbath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN

Mrs Alicia Murray Of No. 80 Columbia-st.. was
held for the Grand Jury yesterday. upon charge oi
arson in setting fire TO the house in which she lvc
on January q.
The Court humboldt society gave It's annual ball
in the hall in Snhth-st last evening.
The trial Of a suit brought by Mis- Annie oNonnor'
Of No 900 Hudson 10 recover $1,000 from Ihomp
son & Norris cork manufacturers At 40. 10 Prince
st. for the loss Of the tips Of two fingers of IeF cIt
hand was begun in the city Court Yesterday. she
operated cOrkCutting knife, and IL was ont ~ ordor
and fell. taking Of her fingers
committee Of war veterans and some members
Of the Alfred c. Chaplin Club Of the Fourteenth Ward
called upon the Mayor yesterday and urged the re-
appointment OF Police Commissioner Ben.
The Bridge Trustees decided Yesterday 10 retain
Master Of Tran pOriation HoaGland ana Tram Dis
hatcher Prince IA their present places the acton 81
the executive committee aboshue these oi'c> bcins
rescindcd. Tie December reports show receipts o
SllO6O7 and expenditures Of S'o.3-l - Tie
Bridge cable was stopped for two hoai- yesterday
afternoon 10 allow piece TO be put "a, and trains
were run by locomotives.
The sixth concert # Carl Bcuth, with the thirty
members of Sedls orchestra will take place on Thurs
day evening The programme Is Of unusual interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
MESTCrESTER COUNTY.

WHITE rIAIN~.-Thc financial report II II. John
Roman Catholic church for %" YEAR l-7' SHOW
I'll 80 receipts and cXpcudliur" II t"l 10 ''
p.r.ry TIE Last fWo years pdruciuIl -'H""l anu
hall building costing -. 600 Ni, been built TT
Hamilton. ave. and on TINS structure utut "l
-ta.suO -ilu remains. There is no dcht on ti'
,irlo,.i a verdict II = 1000 AGAINST Tie Ions Island
E,lrnd Company. .u favor ~ William F.Uerrdd, Tor
fAc hiU.r. ~ h- SON Michael, A. crossing IN
Long island city ,N Year, The al ofiAhIt
tlr loari - -pory. yesterday for th' piNl"-' ~
holding r,. a.r.- 81 lfnd 80 tr''or LandIn- lt!"l =
fI. Van CYrtlirdt NrIv hurfir- ground. Ihe
-apcr, -or, granted tc petition without any opIe'uoS
bc.r. made.
~ING ~ING.-Accorius 20 the report Of Postmaster
Laurence during th" la,t -iN month, me 'drfl,F ,
delivered 2OGIO7 lcttcIs, .'39- postal cdII' anu
To- BIZ -UlIrr- etc. Il"t collected 80. ,' zoe II
letters. ir-..5 mail letter. snJ- local postal 'au-'
-. ID NAL postal ctrI-, and "l.Jp' nc" 'al'l'' r'
making nltn-oth,r bO6. -1G p.ccc1 OF mail Wi'l'F
handled ny the Office. The amount Il money orl'r
and postal note, issued and pad for ur 'N uoH'.'
,fdIfs December 81 i--O. was t-oii' "', ana stamps
odd .,.at - mlh.us . total oi f-'.--" '7.
NEN. ROCHELLE Ilu-ucupt CrincL ~ ~
ROYAL Ar.Alll. v!ll have .r u -alltii'u oi ni,'' '
r..'t. .. Joseph itHit"n Bias been cr " Pi''l
t..t and Richard NlilIn"..N secretary "i u'r
chants or-afIl.'ion designed 20 protect D. h,".'I
t.tIr.t persons who ..tir debts ana l'''t t' paw
fl.lu. 60 The Board Of Trustee, Dag pad 5000 Do
,'r now trl,h fr Ent"rpr-" Hook and Ladder
rompanv The Comm.-- iourr, " sever ana
Drain, have awarded tie ,rrcr contract ior H'n--v ~
and cert rcatcs ~ md"tt'du".- q" Uc amount ~
s5oOOo drawing per cent have been issued III part
uaXweut therefor.