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The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01

Five hundred members of the Brother
hoot of Railroad Fire men held II meeting
Sunday, at which FIRST Nlcc-Grnnd Nor
rissey. of Gabsbnrg, ILL.,, presided. Hesu-
lutions were adopted favoring the passage
of the bill pending in congress requiring
railroads to use automatic brakes ard
couplings on freight trains. The resolu-
tion also pledged the members to do all in
their pow,rto prevent trainmen .rom work
ing SUNDAYS.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
L DEAD NOW.

Tho Deatl. of Ills Child Drives . Man In.
sane-1Ie Shoots His Wife and Hangs
Himself
ManiaviIle Ault, deputy recorder Of
Belmont county. o., while laboring I'M
der q temporary fit of insanity caused by
the death Of his child and sickness,
shot himself through the head
with a revolver. The ball passed
through the skull without doing
serious damage. He Immediately turned
and shot his wife, who was standing near,
killing her Instantly. He then vent to his
fathers barn aud hung himself from the
%rafteIs. The tragedy occurred ut Au;t's
home. near Centerviile, Belmont county.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
\ Mcrn i.url,ed Iu Death.

The Commercial hotel, an old-time Den
Yer structure, burned near the union depot
Mt an carly hour SUNDAY morning. Tho
loss was not larpe owing to the worn-out
character of the Improvements. About
forty persons came near being suifocatcd,
and seven were carrie | ont of the burning
building i'll IN insensible condition. John
Johnson. having carried out q lumber of
people, mostly women, lost his life finally
in attempting another rescue.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01

The peach crop is an utter failure in the
eastern states this year. The apple crop
is also n partial failure. The only quality
being received are a few g ron and small
apples of the Red .Astraclmu aud early
summer varieties from Maryland and Vir-
ginia. The on'y fruit IN the market comes
from California. and this is picked green
and ripcns en- route. Ten thousand bask-
cts will be about the crop of peaches for
the eastern states this year.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01

1t is now definitely known that of eight
Apaches under the Kid, who murdered
sheriff Reynolds and deputy and escaped,
all save three have been killed by cowboys.
Kid aud two others are at large. de-
tachments of troops from all forts are out
with hopes of intercepting them. Lieut..
Michael, with scouts, has been IN pursuit
since his fight on Friday in which one of
the renegades was killed. Three White
mountain Apache renegados came in and
surrendered to the troops.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
After Granite Ouarnea.

An English syndicate has offered the
Wetmore & Morse Granite company $780,
600 for its works at Montpelier. and its
quarry at Barre vt. The syndicate is also
e%ndeavoring TO buy out az many granite
firms at Barre as will sell out, and six are
understood to favor the transfer.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
DIR. wild and III. Los, TriIes.

Rev. d. Wild, pastor Of tue Bond street
congregational church, Toronto, and
formerly of Brooklyn, we'll known by his
eNpoundiag of his theory that the
Anglo Saxon race are the lost ten tribes
of Israel. has resigned his charge TO go
travelling in Europe for Il few years. 1t is
stated that lie has received q call from IL
CATION OF one of the largest cities in
The United States.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01

found on the banks of Mononeahela river
md she has been missing since. Two weeks
ago Miss Mcdonald visited a fortune teller
IN Pittsburg, who told the young lady she
would die on Aug. Z and be buried in the
dress she wa !. he married in. It is feared
she brooded over his till she became in.
m and jumped into the river.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01

The Nachfichten says that Prince bis
marck in an interview emphatically do
clared that he had no desire to return to
return to Office, rs he was too old TO as
sumo the cares of state. He said that if
he decided to visit England he would go to
some seaside place in September.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
Killed Ill. TIRE. Chvldr.n.

The intelligence of II horrible tragedy
has come from Labrador. Thomas Oliver
k He'd his three children and then commit
ted suicide. on May 4. The infreqnency
of communication with Labrador accounts
for the delay in hearing of the crime.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
WILL BE HELD.
Connected with tho Annie Good
win Case Held To the Grand jury.

ICTShH" VOhticCteU VIII tho Nnnto Good.
win Case Held To the Grand Jury.
Cornelius Merritt, the undertaken who
Luriel the body of Annie Goodwin. the
pretty cigarette girl, was held In 81, 900
bail to appear as witness against McGon.
gal and Harris. William Davidson, the
doctors driver, who drove the body of the
girl from the 'ying-in asylum to Merritt's
nn :crtaking establishment, was also or.
raj, md in court and held in 50, 500 as an
accessory after the fact. The body of the
girl will be exhumed aud an examination
made Of it.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
Denver Make, "a Recount.

Geo. l.. Sopris, the supervisor of census,
has announced that the population of Dem
Yer aud its suburbs WAS l26. ls6, an in.
crease over his former figures of 1000.
This is the result of n recanvass NY tho
city's committee.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
Fatal BOILER Explo.lon.

The Touring mill OF Mead Bros, at
North Jackson, Ohio, was completely
wrecked by the explosion of the boiler.
George Mead, the engineer, and William
Thomas, an employe, were instantly killed,
and Tom Mikesell probably fatally in
iured,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
An indiana Man obtains $500 Damage.
for IL Whipping.

WI Illu1ist'h Mhh Oht;lihs N5,OOO DRMlHges
for Whipping.
Marion Kendall. a married man who
lived Mt Eiizavilie, Ind, four years ago
aud who was charged with %assaulting q
Young girl. was taken out by white caps
II night, tied to a post and beaten into
insensibility. lie became paralyzed from
the effects and brought suit for $lO,O 900
damages against five of his assailants, who
were respected citizens of the county.
Judgment was given for 49, 900. The de-
PENDANTS carried the case to the supreme
court, but n decision handed down from
that body last week aflirms the judgment
of the lower court.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
AN Insane Brake,nnn.

An Insane Brakeman.
Brakeman Hilbert, of New Albany, Ind.
on a local Monon freight, suddenly became
insane. and jumping from the tram, was
instantly killed.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
The Argentine Kcnublic C%on~nirnc,

THE Argentine Republic Conspiracy.
Tho city of Buenos Ayres is greatly ngi:
tated in consequence of the discovery of u
plot to overthrow the government. The
place is garrisoned by 4.0GO troops and
1000 policemen. The bourse is democrat.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01

Act of an Insane Negress.
A negress employed as a nurse a CAIRO
became suddenly insane recently and killed
and ate the bodies Of the two children Of
her employer.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
viii Examine Their Contents.

Gnatemalan dispatches state that Pacific
mail steamer will receive n subsidy from
the Guatemalan government. which gives
authorities of that country q right to search
for contraband goods, among which cour..
arms for nations ut war with her.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
~Cloakmaker. AN mt work.

All the cloakmakers who have been on a
strike sine, June 16. have resumed work in
all tho manufactures and shops. The
manufacturers now shy they will be able to
meet ull contracts.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
Park National Receiver,

The comptroller of currency has mp
pointed Gilbert r. Shaw receiver of the
Park National bank of Chicago.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01

Michael Eeright, the amateur oarsman
and brother of Conrad Enright, the we'll
known oarsman, drowned Monday night in
the Don river Mt Toronto while practicing
IN his shall
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
Fatal Glimpse of the Future.

Miss Jennie Mcdonald, of Duouesne.
left two notes. one for her aunt with whom
she was living and the other for her be-
trothed, saying she was going to commit
suicide. At night her hat and cloak were
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
Two Men Choppcd 10 i.,ece..

Benjamin Hanson and Nicholas Moran.
farm hands. were partially chopped to
pieces by getting in front Of a reaper drawn
by runaway horses ten miles south of
Madison. Wis. Their condition is crit
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
To he Pad In Fun.

The following South Dakota item is in
the deficiency bill: To pay George Mat
thews in full tor the unexpired term
OF the Fifty-tirst congress, for which he
was elected as delegate from the territory
of Dakota, from November 2, 1889, to
March 4, 1891, $6,679.7O. This is because
Mr. Mathews was legislated out of Office
by the admission of tie Dakotas. This
item was 3lso inserted Mt the request of
tha South Dakota representatives: For
r%eimbusiug Capt. Il. c. Bowen for ex-
penses i'll u suit brought by William Stuart
ct Yankton, SOL.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-01
nor spRINas. 9. D,
SOUTH DAKoTA's INTERESTS.
soutl, D.kotarlp.

One Of the hottest fights that will arise
in the senate during the debate on the
tariff will be led by Senators Pettigrew and
Moody, of South Dakota, in favor of pro-
lection for the development of the tin in
terests Of that state. There has never
been any serious effort made until now to
develop the tin mines of this country. In
the Black Hills OF South Dakota are UNI
doubtedly some of the richest tin mines in
the world. and they have only been looked
into sufficiently to ascertain the quality of
the ore and something of its extent.
While lead. silver. especially copper, and
nearly all other ores indigenous of the
United Suites heve been given specific at
tention in the tariff laws, oui tin has been
permitted to receive only general attention,
aud very little of that. Tin is one of tue
most popular articles of consumption in
the country, for it goes into the use of
every family to . greater OF less extent.
The South Dakota senators say that they
have enough tin within an area of sixty
miles square to more than supply the
United States, and that it can be fully de-
veloped within two years if there is proper
encouragement gwen by congress. They
say that they will not ASK as much encour-
sgement as rs given either copper Or lead,
aud they declare thnt tin is a much more
essential product than either of the others
named.
Mr.. David Day, chief of mines and min
ing in the geological survey, has been out
to the mines in South Dakota, and intends
to prepare a statement of the promises of
tue South Dakota tin mines. lie says
that undoubtedly these mines are as rich
as any that can be found in the world, ii
not richer, and that they are much easier
to get ut than any that can be found else
where, but the difference in the prices paid
for labor in this country and Wales and
other tin-producing countries make it es-
%sential, he says, to have protection ut the
hands of congress for two or three years
until the mines may he developed.
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OBSTRUCTION AND DEATH.
The Lessons which a City Grade Cross
ing Teaches.

STATISTICS OF OBSTRUCTION TO TRADE AND
TRAVEL AT SEVENTH STREE AND MAINLAND
AND VIRGINIA AVENUES THE DrsTH-rRAP
GRADE CROSSINGS MUST co
The facts in regard TO a single one OF the
eity's grade crossings suggest the facts in re
gard to all and explain the intensity OF public
feeling against them. Senator Morrill, says:
I'm addition 10 the occupancy Of important
portions Of Delaware. Virginia and Maryland
avenues there are now within the city more
than sixty crossings of streets and avenues st
grade by these steam railroads As penlous as
sixty spring gun traps. and all tending
greatly 20 the depreciation Of the
value of real estate in the city, as well as TO the
multiplication OF deplorable accidents" On
March 18th, lsO. The STAR published an Illus
trated article on the grade crossings Of WASH
ington. with especial reference TO their dan
gers and the slaughter of citizens which had
been accomplished through their agency.
There was no specific showing as to their OBJ
struction TO travel and traffic. To supplement,
this article a careful record was kept on June
10th. 1890. of the travel over the crossings AT
9TH street and the intersection of Virginia
and Maryland avenues. twas made under tie
supervision Of a prominent citizen OF south
Washington. and its accuracy will be a~ttested
10y afidaylts, If occasion should require H. The
time covered WAS fourteen hour. from Jam.
10 5 m. on Tuesday of tins week. The record
Is as follows:
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a Church Snciahle

The Ladies Mite Society of Gorsuch Nh
Church. of which Rev. J. ". Cornelius is pas
tor. gave a very pleasant sociable last evening.
A fine musical program. consisting of selec-
tions by the Messer Quartet Club Of Union-
town. Instrumental trio by Prof. Goss. Messrs.
Downey and Roche, autoharpe solo by Prof.
Garland. piano solo by Miss Carrie Law, hui
morous reading by ID. c. Smithson and piano
duet by Prof. Goss and Mr.. Mount. was rem
dered. after which the ladies served ice cream
and cake,
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Charged With Robbiug an Old Soldier.

Peyton Holmes, a negro with but one arm,
was a prisoner in Judge Miller's court today.
He was accused of having stolen $40 from an
old soldier named Murphy. The latter was in
a saloon on 9TH street. He charged that Peyton
followed him from the saloon and robbed him.
Holmes was held for the action of the grand
Jury and was committed in default Of bail.
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Cable Car Casualties.

Yesterday afternoon Geo. Whiting, aged ten
years, while riding on a cable car saw the con-
ductor coming and jumped of at 18th and II
streets southwest. He fell, cutting his head
badly and was badly bruised. A cable car ran
into an avenue car at 9TH and Pennsylvania ave.
nue. last night, but no damage was done. A
cable car collided with a two-horse carriage st
9TH and II streets northwest last evening and
one of the horses had his leg broken and Wa
killed.
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IL
FOR SALE

o SAL
That beautiful suburban estate on the B. and O. r.
r.. AZ miles from Washington. at Highlands, being
the property of the Highland Country Club, located at
the railroad station and containing about CS acres OF
high land. improved by 4 large modern club house,
with water, gas. &c. a neat cottage, eight rooms; bowl
ing alley, with servants quarters, stables. &C. The
property will be sold as an entirety. including house
hold furniture, &c. which cost over $4,000. The
grounds have already been subdivided and beautined
with graveled streets, shade trees. &c. There has been
a larEe demand tor lots in this subdivision, but owing
to the nature of the ownership the MANAGEMENT have
decided TO, sell as a whole at a greatly reduced price
from actual value. A splendid Opportunity Is here Of
fered for a fine suburban investment, where all the
preliminary work has been done. First-class railroad
facilities and fine roadways leading to the city. For
plats and full rs to price and terms apply
to JOHN +. 700 18th st. NV.
my}0-2w
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EVERY MAIL brings in a series of articles
written Cor The STARS advertising contest
The writers of the three best series will 10
handsomely rewarded.
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DARTIES DESIRING BOOK NDIN OF ANY
Il description will do we'll to call. before giving or
ders. At ]. q. HODGES. 641 Il. ave. NV, Opposite
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1T woN'T TAKE MANY MINUTES for the fortu-
nate possessor Of a facile pen 70 earn SlO0 il
The STARS advertising contest
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THE ITCHING oF THE SCALP, falling Of the hair.
resulting in badness. are often caused by dam
drum, which may be cured by using Halls Hs9
Renewer.
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George E. Brent. who in 1869 came 10 this
country to establish a branch of the London
house of Macmillan a Co., died in New York
yesterday morning of consumption.
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EOREST GLEN,
L Terminus of Rock Creek Park.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
800. 500, $3.50 AND $500.

70 PEh MUNIH, Il
Very large lots-costlnE more than S30O-SlO per
month. This ground is located near station and bor-
ders on the 9TH ST. pike. Four subdivisions cen ter
here. and all Of them are being rapidly improved.
Many houses now in course Of erection. Streets are
being made connecting Linden, one-half mile distant,
with Forest Glen. Within ore-half mile of the station
there are already 40 houses, including = hotels, one of
them costing 100000. these lots for the present are
offered cheaper. and the ground sells per acre for 8
inferior location. Forest Glen lies adjacent to Rock
Creek. and must in consequence be benefited by
the Park. 1t has q beautiful station. good store,
school, churches and an excellent sanItariuIn, aud
bids fair to become, in the very near future. tile
finest aud most desirable suburban ann Z to the
National Capital. J. h. +
m2S-lm 1919 u ST. u. W
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FOR

IrOR SAL OR RENT-DESIRABIE
II in lie Droit Park good lot, stable. &c.
my24-lSt'- TYLER L RUTHERFORD, 1907 st
EOR SALE SPLENDID SUIT
Il able for q Doctor; 921 Mass. ave. NV; Is roomA.
bath. m. l. lot 40x10O: 2-story brick stable on rear
I or price and terms apply to THOS q. HENSEY 4
Co. 1900 + st. n ". myoI-lm
TO sALE-G ST. NV. PROPERTY AT A BAR
II gain, for a few days only, q choice location with
good improvements at a very low figure, lot IS. sxlO3
TO alley. VIM H. BARSTOw,
te1-1w 61h 1th Al n w
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10 SALE-WOODSIDE. ON THE TROPOL
Il tan Branch, at Fenwick Station. eight miles from
Washington. This beautiful suburb has just been
opened TO the public. after o large expenditure of
money on streets, avenues and sidewalks Several
houses have been erected and more are to be built at
ing view Of the surrounding country. The drainage is
perfect. The tract has q large front OH Briehtwood
avenue extended and Is bat u short and pleasant drive
from the city. A new station will be erected at once
prepared tor the same. 1he lots are large and the
prices low. Great inducements will be offered to par
ties who viii build at once. Houses built and sold on
installments. Before buying elsewhere 20 out and ex-
anime this property and then you can form your own
conclusions without regard to the terms OF any adyer-
tisement. L. /. Proprietor. 4s2 Louisi-
ana ave. NV. m23-lm
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HoDekrNs & Hopekrss
HIGH CLASS TAILORING.

NEW FIRM.
Mr.. WILLIAM E HoDGKINs for many years
senior partner in the house of Charles A. smith 4 Co.
having Withdrawn from the hrm. and. with his son.
Mr. EDwD. ". HoDGKlNs Also for - years con
nected with the same hrm). have established them
selves in the elegant chambers. - School ST. CNiles
buildingl. Boston. directly opposite the old stand.
where they will continue the business Of
FINE TAILORING FOR NTLEME
We solicit the patronage of gentlemen who desire
the best results Of the tailor's Art assuring them that,
with our long experience. We can give entire ~satisfac-
ton.
ENGLISH HUNTING REECHEs
AND HIDING TROUSERS
A SPECIALITY.
HODGKINs l. HoDGKINs,
~ soHoo ST. BosTo
my2o-eolm
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LIoR ALI AT SPRINGFIELD. BALTIMORF
"a and Potomac Railroad. 10 Acres. with Large Brick
watered. $50 Der acre. JOHN STEPHEN. 472 La
ave. ml5-lms
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BURcHELr,s
FAMILY TEA
tSpring Lead
Is
Superb in Quality.
Delicious in Flavor.
and. well iced. q
Cooling and Refreshing
Beverage Without Rival.
Sold at soc. q pound
by
D. W.
lo.0 8 St
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6to IL I'm % Total
am. = p.m. No.
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nor sALE-SOME CHOICE BUILDING III
i92-A Handsome Building Lot on south side g st.
between goth ind 21st sts improved by 2-story frame
with nine rooms lot 30xl20 to Q l6.foot ,oncreted
alley. Price $22o square foot. WESCOTT. WILCOX
1907 PennsylNania ave. aud 9th st. and Louis
lana ave.
~5l9.-very Desirable Lot on west side 10th 81. be-
tween Il and s SITS. 20nxl10 to alley in rear; ith.
proved by . two-story frame in rood ordsE Price
$3.50. WESCOIT, WILCOX d co, 1877 Penneyl-
vania ave. and 9TH st. and louisiana ave.
~393-Very Desirable Lot on east side 10th st.
near L st. n W. lot 17x120; side and rear alley. Price
1928. WESCOTT. WILCOX 4 CO, 1907 pennayl-
vania ave. and 9th st. and LOuisi ana ave. je7-eo3t
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FOR

EOR RENT-2OIs PORTNER LACE, 7Rs....sa6
a . u -. AT IIsa-aut. ~
l534 Pierce place, gr
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EOR S~ALE-FOUR LOTS $50 Fl. 'FRONT.' ON
II Breeds Hill, Mt. Pleasant, csc. to SOC. cool and
healthy; good school. Dr. BREED. Howard avenue.
m3l-2Ws
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SthDleB. 800. ...-...-..t 10
Stable in SO. bounded
10y l. and NJ SITS. and
20tE and 2lst SITS. .25
Stable in sd bounded
{ 10y NJ aud y and CUnn.
ave and 18Th sts. %
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EOR REST-HOUsE 1905 6TH 81. NV; con
II tanning six rooms and bath; rent 1910 Ter
nlnnth- AnulE 70 ~ SMITH. 6l5 Z 81. NV IL 1T
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u miles from Charlton Heights: 10 from Washinx.
ton: new dwelling, Tor. large new stable; GOO youna
fruit trees: ss.0 Dol. JOHN STkPHEN. Az La. ave
uyc4llns
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OFFICES
500 Fs:.n W, Is; e.. az 7th .bkr; 2dh..s

j IU2 y 81. NV. \ rooms: mod. mps...... $40
So SC ave. Sc. = rOOu~. mot. mVs....--.31.1O
1904 i1th 81. NV. q ROOMS. mod. lups--.....:J.3O
:33 spruce st. lie IrOlt FHrk. = rooms. M. 300
1926 l. 81, GeorgetOwI4. : rooms. luCd. amps. 81. 81
toiO-0t BARNFs * WEAVER, 629 / ~. NV.
lNOR R~ENT-EOUSE GlS NEW YOKK vi y. W :
T2-stUry press b.ICk. containing d rooms and bath;
oil modern improvements. rent ESQ. Inquire Owner,
.3sl New AUrS ave. nv. ielO-3ts