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ACROSS THE CHASM.
Winnie Davis to Wed a Grandson of Rev.
Samuel J. May, the Abolitfonist.

A special to the New York H1'old from Syra-
cuse says that the announcement is made there
Of the betrothal of Miss Winnie Davis. daughter
of Jefferson Davis. to Alfred Wilkinson of Sy-
racuse. a grandson of the great abolihonist
leader. Rev. Samuel ]. May. Mr.. Wilkinson is
Young lawyer about twenty-eight years OF
age and stands very high III the community.
He first met Miss Davis on the occasion of the
visit of that lady to Syracuse about four years
ago. 1t will be remembered that Miss Davis
received very cool reception from one or two
families in Syracuse and this treatment is said
to have brought her and Mr.. wilkinson in very
close relations. lie resented the cool
ness shown her and CALAMITY CHAM
pioned her cause. The friendship thus en- gen
dered between them blossomed into love in due
time. Some two months ago Mr.. Wilkinson
went to Europe 10 see Miss Davis and spent
several weeks With her on the continent The
actual time for the wedding has not been set.
but II is understood that the date viii be in the
near future
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4 Politician Stabbed,

John Welsh, well-known democratic poll
tician of Trenton. NJ. was probably fatally
stabbed while in fight with Jonat than Coax
ley, notorious character of the eleventh ward.
Monday morning. CoakNy was arrested after
desperate fight with the officers and was CON-
mitted to Jail without bail to await the result
of the wounded mans injuries. The fight grew
out of dispute the men had over voting a GER
tain ticket Coakley approaching Welsh. who
was peddling tickets at the second precinct of
the eleventh ward. and after receiving the
ticket he began abusing Welsh for attempting
to impose on him. When Welsh attempted to
leave Coakley struck him in the face. The
men then clinched. when Coakley drew a knife
and plunged it in Helsh's side.
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GEORGETOWN.

CHILDREN MUsr NOT JUMP Rory N rHr
STkEkT.-Seren colOrcd girls who wanted to
see The emancipation parade were in the Police
Sourt TINS morning. charged with disturbing
'he quiet Of Georgetown by jumping rope aud
klpping on the pavement near the corner OF
Sulh ana NJ streets. Judge Miller said that
. .t We're many persons in the city who think
were T ' ross. :; can 1e used same as If they
sam cannot he used Tor any such purposes
Ans tlnne he said he would discharge them.
AN ALihl WHICH nmN'r MoRK.-This morn
Ing IN the Police Court Policeman knoop tola
Judge miller that William Harris, cOlored. was
one Of the ringleaders of the t,,orcetoun
''crap-shooters. Disturbing the onist ~ H.
town, was the only charge that the officer
could make against him for plavinv .,rrsp
hut Harris denied the charge and proved an
alibL The witness by whom the alibi was
proven admitted that he had been arrested
himself The alibi did not have the desired
effect. for Judge Miller fined William "a
\ FAMILY kFUNIoN AT THE MoRk HousF
Frances PoindeXter Will soon be able 90 cele-
brate her one huniredth visit 20 the Police
Court As defendant Frances il - colored
woman about sixty years old and today va.
her nlncty-ninth appearance in the police
Court. She was charged by Policeman Cotter
with being drunk and disorderiy IN Cherry
alley. She plead no; guilty 10 the charge. hut
the officers testimony against her was cOnclu-
slNe Her name and face we're enough 10 sat-
.sfy the court Of her guilt. even II no evidence
had been heard She was fined - or fifteen
days. Her daughter. ''Calcndonia" PoIndoN-
ter. was sent down yesterday by Judge Miller
IN default Of payment Of = tine for disturb
ing the quiet OF Mater street, 50 there viii be a
family reunion tins afternoon.
NuTEs.-Fourtcen arrests were made IN thus
precinct yesterday, thirteen Of which were FOR
oIsordcrly onduct--James Sherrier has dr.
posed OF has farm on the Conduit road. two
miles above Georgetown, containing about ~
acres. for $1,000
TEMrERATTRE AND COMPTON OF WATER AT
AM--Grcat Fails temperature. -: condi-
non. 30. hocelylng reservoir temperature. 60;
condition NJ north connection. %. condition at
south connection, 30. Distributing reservoir
temperature. J6 Condition AT inhucnt gate
house, 20: condition nj efiiucnt gate house, %
High tide in the river today al $50 am. low
tide n y pm.
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ANACCSTIA.

|. q. 6. C.-Ihe Aaacostia Commanderv
United order OF the Golden Cross. gave an m
Nltatlon social IA Cirays Hall Monday night the
hous" beng filled with guests from the village
ana cltN. Grand Commander Ehlc presided.
An address Tor the good of the order was made
by lpr. Granger. The Misses Simonds of WASH
mgton sang a duet. one of the sisters after
ward giving solo and the other a recitation
Miss ODER and Mrs. Gordon OF Washington and
Mr.. George Watson OF the village contributed
to the musical program and Mr.. ID. G. smith
son gave recitation. Refreshments were
served and Il WAS midnight before all had de-
parted. Inc commandery now numbers thirty
slA knights and ladies and - steadily growing
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An IIeiress to Wed a Prince.

Alexander Cameron, the wealthy Toronto
lawyer who married a rich Detroit widow
named Ward, has returned from Europe but
Mrs. Cameron and his stepdaughter, Miss
Ward, are still in Paris, and it is announced to
friends of the young heircss that she will. in
June, be married TO Prince de Benyon Cara
man of France. Miss Ward is but seventeen
years old. With his bride the prince will re-
ceiye an income OF nearly $50 600 a wear.
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Engineer Inspection of the Canal.

Civil Engineer Coryell with a corps Of assist
ants leaves Washington this evening for Cum
berland. to make a thorough examination OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal from that
place TO Georgetown, with view Of ascertain
ing the ACCESSIBILITY of its restoration as a
waterway. The receivers appointed by the
court ut Hagerstown left Cumberland at 10
O'clock yesterday on their proposed trip of in
spectiOn Oyer the canal.
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Poor Fishing at Great Falls

Among the anglers of Washington registered
at Great Falls yesterday were j. III. Hunter. A.
J. Whitaker. DR.. Goldsborough and son, Chas.
Kelsey. J. A. Dow. DIR. Eaton and son and H.
Billings. They report the poorest bass fishing
known for many years.
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The National Linseed Oil Trust has alb
sorbed the name and property at Chicago of
the National Linseed Oil Company and now
has a capital stock of SIS, 000. 600.
Thomas Wilson, q promising young man of
Weston, who found jug of whisky which had
been concealed in a fence corner by a moon
sinner, imbibed so freely that he died shortly
afterward.
Walter johnson, chief of police at Bluefeld.
was waylaid and murdered Saturday night by
moonshiners against whom he had testified.
Frank Hereford, son of ex-senator Hereford
OF West Virginia, was badly injured by the ex-
plosion Of an overloaded gun last week. He is
in danger of losing his eyesight.
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Crushed by a Falling Wall.

A dozen men were engaged yesterday in
tearing down an old building at 10th and
Spruce streets. in Reading. Pa, formerly &C.
cupied by the Reading Hardware Company.
The roof had been removed and the large
rafters which supported il were being lowered.
when. without a moments warning. the rafters
remaining fell in with a crash. The contractor.
Henry Trump, was hit on the shoulder and
held down by the rafters. 1t WAS then noticed
that the high wall was swaying and soon il
crashed in. burying five OF the men in the
debris. The unfortunate men were removed
FROM their perilous positions and taken home
in the ambulance.
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For, SAIL SALEv NAN. LOADS WELL ROT;
ap16-aw 10Th ana + sts. NV.
IGOR sALE-ELLIOTT HICKORY SAFETY; 10
ST. ap-IG-Gt'
EOR sALE-OSE MARE. TwO-s EAlED CANOPY
C-Y., star Office. ap16-3t'
IGOR sALE-A VERY FINE BAY MARE; SEVEN
4 years old: sound and gentle; thoroughly broken
WIILiAms Hamilton G' Lpr 1' Co Va tp aiG,t'
I|pR sALE--FIyE 90 GOOD HORSES FROM
SITS stable McGnITH l. K ENNELEY'S. It.
tIOE SALE-$35 FOR MUSIC BOX. ENTIRELY
new; jast imported; plays II airs nearly . feet
500. Address SWISS. Star office. apI56t.
IIoR sALE-A FINE YOUNG HORSE: Ii HANDS
M, high %erht J. lac pounds; years old next
Gnp Be sen on 1 GhTEsday ths iItb from an
ON 9TH st. NV between st. and La ave. apIJ-:,t'
IIOR ALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CON
4 slsung OF Parior, Dining Room and BED Rooms;
Csil at i;i2S 6 st. NV '' api5.;5 5is''
EVOG sALE-A SPLENDID SADDLE HORSE;
very stylish; perfectly safe for LADY. Box a.
I,OR sALE-CANARIES MALES AND FEMALES:
"a B g, CAGES tsrr2ts 81 Gold Fishes Globes
aij-Im' sCHMID's Bird Store. 3i7 10Th ST. NV.
EIOR SALE-A PHYSICIANS pHAETON; STRONG
Il and in good order; s65 92O st. apl5-.'t-
k,OR SALE-HASDsOME EXTENSION-TOP SUR
rty; latest style; good make; and Superior Day
ton Wagon both equal to new; will lie sold great
sacrifice for want of use PRIVATE STABLE, 1904
I3th st NV apl4-3t'
E'OR SALE - THE HANDSOME BAY MARE
II Myrtle: SIX years old: is extra free, prompt.
pleasant driver takes no notice Of locomotive
street objects; absolutely safe tor the
person TO use and Is superior saddle animal VIII I've
ELEGANT PhStUn Buggy, Set Handmade Harness,
Ladies saddle, Bride, Laps, BlauEet &c. sc.
De seen until sold at priNa:e stable. 1OOO 18Th ST.
Inquire for
apf4-3t' MRS. STEWARDS TURNOUT
I'OR SALE-CHEAP ROLLING TOP OAK DESK,
Il Sldeboard. Hat Rack, Steel Engravings. French
Cock, Leather Lounge Refrigerator. Bent Wood
Chairs, Card Tables. Screen PUrtieres, Velvet Car
IetS Parlor stove: all good new. 81 ST.,
I'd floor front Office for rent. apl4-3t-
ENOR SALE-DAkK BAY MARE 1alS HANDS
high, years and il suitable Tor family business
purposes has been driven by ladies' also one Dayton
wagon nearly also SparSpTiIlS .quartcr Buggy,
One Set of Family Harness. One Light Driving Har-
ness; also PhaetCn and Carrlage. The above be
sold 70 settle an estate. Apply to COACHdAS, il
of 1921 18th st. NV. ai4-3t|
IGOR SALE-VERY HANDSOME BAY HORSE:
Il nearly tnCrougEbred 10 hands: sound; broken
to single aud double harness goot saddler. Apply at
stat r. IN alley of 1913 lot list Price, $3.50
apl4-3tf
ESOR SALE-AT PRIVATE SALE-FINE PONY
Il ZIG, consisting OF Nice Gentle Pony: tricks of
rey; seats four children; Harness. Boys Saddle and
Bride Sold separate ct a bargain. PRIVATE
STABLE, rear residence 1901 X st. NV. apl4-3t'
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

NOR RENT-A NEW SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, ALL
II mod innps-, ID and L sts a.. Tie party &C.
cupynx will sell carpets and furniture recently Vur-
chased at a reduced rate Apply immedEteiy at 3n6
se.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

VEOR SALE-A FINE CLUB HOUSE AND PLEAS
Atlantic Ocean. shooting and fishing tie very best
20 900 acres Fine Timber Land in a body in North
2s9, 900 acres of Pine and Cypress Timber Lands in
5000 acres of Coal Lands in West virginia.
:, Cal at the office Of the SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
COMPANY, Room 30, Corcoran Building. apl6-3t
EORRENT-"GIEN MANOR"-AT FORESTGLEN
room; hot aud cold water; electric bells. &C.. near
HLKIFoRD i4IS ST. PARTICULARS Apiy ap e H.
EOR sALE-13 ACRES, IMPROVED BY SIN
and oa About 4pry h;
PrSEGssd Mount vernon beautiful view and
fssy y '5as AsS
aud new barn miles from this city price. 81 75o
easy spi 'sF#'' JAMES T. l GEfFE = 4 W
T3p a-rs SALT Ad,E. At A BARGAIN q AGRks AT
foot ' RHp i1S wv " %A fil SSn' per
alf-lw zoos + 81. NV.
L paired ,hdgewood" the country residence Of the
late Chief Justice chasG !, is s 9tsEEa for
DAR les WISHING 10 RENT OR PURCHASE
Home IN , the country send name and address to
location desirable. apI4 ST.
nor SALE OR RENT-IN MONTGOMERY CO.,
near Sandy Spring. Neat Eight,room Cottage with
sTABLER, Brighton. Nd ai2-im
nor sALE-1HE SUBDIVISION OF "WOOD-
!, ridge irontine nearly mile baltimore and
anng acres streets laid out and Eqrt i'm
E0k sALE-BAkGAIN-41 ACRES UKUu 40:
beautifully located III the town nyattsyllle Nd
5000 terms easy. ". 7 WArEOGs, paw
apl2-lm Atlantic Building
1yoR RENI-FOk THE SUMMER.
Il Crcedmoor near Warrenton. Va beautiful home
9fFe eT1Rg9 l9r sumner boaEers Tor arrcpas
EfOR RENT AND SALE-WAsHINGTON Gl.OSE
L Cottages rs Of
me Grove Prices Tor rent for the season $50 70 800
apl0im
T. OR kENr-FCRNIsHtD COTTAGE; 8 ROOMS;
large wall tent abundance OF shade; fruit; good
Washington, DC. ap!I-iins
BToR sALE-A DESIRABLE FARM CONTAINING
Mount Vernon estate ANA III s.ght of Washington. A
II. sNO~DhN. Box :" Aexandria. Va. ap!-9w'
EOR SALE-sEVEN- ROOM COTTAGE with bcarl-
tlful shade excellent water; large lot with fruit:
payments q. L. HINE, Vienna, Va. mis- I'm
EoR RENT OR saloon LoNG ,TIME-TwO
dale P"ss is r Vg yards iFovi Ammen-
dress, GRANT AMMEN, Aminentiaie, Md %i3 Per ii
month. to be paid in advance. m3I-Ini.
IIOn sALE-LOTs AT BARGAINS: FOREST
Glen Md; twenty minutes ride from city. Apply
inter- interest," 'qi' HLETF S l4i HDG " r"'ls9i no
EOk sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTIES A SPE-
calty suburban Lots Country Farms
business iroieftles, &c u IL CALh ERI, u CO.,
Room Z, lOlO st. DIV. m2l-lme
EoR sALE--AT EVANSVILLE, DIRECTLY oP-
Il poslte railroad station, about Three Acres, i'm
proved by The fI'le BRICK 25-room dwelling known as
Tie Hyatt mansion and by 6-room frame dwelling
the most desirable and valuable properly in Hyatts
VILE. r ii, aNIl II n sos
lS%-3m l..,.S L 81. NV.
1tOR saloon METE BRANCH, b. " o.. LOIS,
u Cottages and Country Homes; Poultry, truck anu
Dairy Farms; Rockville Pike property
mh'-3m COOKE II. LJtkGrT. 935 st
ErOh EENT-THE HYATT MANSION Al HYATTs-
lIItS
tlUa J.. II. SMITH son
i2Z-2m 1222 + II.
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FOR lighthouses.

EoK REM 2252 llth. store Or 8 / }
l433 st n:w, lor 40 go calisn n or. 80
500 6r.....2 20. 30 zoos Wyhe ne Or o 80
506 81 ne 1872 1871 Bound st ne, Or. s.
go 9TH st. Sc. Or. 1880 93I ST., Sd aoor-
spI-lm sWOEAisTEDT d BRADLEY, g27 st. T. ~
NOR RENT HANDSOME NEw HOUSES ON
Is'6-s rooms and bath; both are bsaGtifriiiy fn-
SOOand 800 per month res, ertlvely.
apll-2w' L. L. APPLE. Room So 622 F st.
ISoE RENT-HOCsE 436 l ST. y. W; SEVEN
II rooms al modern improvements; good re pair;
go per month. Apply 10 ". c. JohNsoN. as 18Th
f.oE KENT-BY THE IST OF MAY, 1859 COR
eoraa =; NV. rooms, all modern improvements;
lnents: s25.Jo. Gil. kUPPEk1, iO3 eth st. nv.
I;oR RENT-APRIL Il. 1890. NINE-ROOM
b1ieA House, WITH modern improvements l ol9
NV. sps-iin
T;oR EENT-FURSIsBTp or UNFINISHED
I tsn6 L st. Nv near Conn ave-; 10 rooms MI :
ap5-lm v. H. BAasTOw. GI5 9Th ST. NV.
L sic aist, Sr $1,000 5i5 Goth St.. sr. $3.50
aP3-"w GEO. ". LINKlNo, Sth and Ii SITS. n
E9K RKNT,FTENIsHEn-6 DUPONT CIRCLE,
rooms. laundry aud cellar; rent. $500 ap3-2w.
V,oR RENT-A NEAT NINE-ROoM BRICK
lo hons si.o neT i an mi 4 r. 1ooB ms ksy neh
OwNEK. Sis 9Th or 90 lin st. mrs I'm
JTOE Rents FIRsT-CLhsS RESIDENCES 1412
II 10Th st., 1915 Rhode Island ave. and 1928 o st.
NV. Apply to
Ii.2l-:Iln il sHFDD. 1906 II. l. ave-
E.OR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
Il Flats IN The Milton" Fayette Terrace .... $50
At. S6J. SOB and S40 OF 9Th st. H. -
1iiI Mass. 80 stable Ctuv. hst...2O
1871 II st...........lOO Stable near X 9th. Il \
l434 Sst...... 40 l41 ST., oihce.,. Il
1918 Pierce Place.....25 Eayette ter NV. 70
HITCH, FOX * BROWN,
mis- l431 Penn N W.
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED REAL rs
w tate within the District of Columbia, several
snail amounts which desire TO gia9e ,mmsda'eIy.
18th and h SITS. NV. ald
S9O,OOOssAHtaS1aA-N tiShoSs r SESSS tA
AM AUTHORIZED BY THE .'PENNA. SOUTH
Il ern Investment Co 10 Maze Desirable Loans from
500 10 $4,000 and 10 Purchase lane OF small
nroperues, improved or Inimproved. Uttered al
Barssin NeEOtsiions eomIleted in few hours where
81. n.w, oIp. Trinity Church. aP9-lW
MONEY TO LOAN
Nh IN SUNS TO SUIT
On approved real estate
Good Builders Loans made At snort notice.
apI-2In 9lof ST NV.
NE HAVE A LARGE Sun or MONEY ToLoAN
Nus, be sums 1s. 70 . ss at Isa PER cent Interest
apl-1m l5O3 Ia ave. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN AT FIVE PER CENr oN APP
specially. TlLEk 4 RI III EkFOhD.
mh2o-lm' l3Os 81. NV
W on approved real estate secqrity q; and Per
mhi fHiIse" moderate so, I q and ddtTls ~
MoNkYTo LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Al LOWEST
1 rstes OF interest other approved security.
n,s.am ihos. IL HLNsti a T w.! Bankers.
U'o LOAN IMMEDIATELY s3o.oOO-IN SUNS
= TO suit. from $1,000 upward on good Heal Estate
SECURITY ACKER GApSBI
MI oNEf TO loan IN SUMS To SUI. Al > AND
AAA opeF cent, OF D c. real estate security.
,os fhASA l. kAN lINtis l5uS PA ay'.
X EAL ESTATE lNNhsTMLN2- SAFE AS I. 5
hive Percent; Parable quarterly. lusuns Of $1,000
900 On Real Estate
5000 NIL THos. T. wAGGAMAN.
M IN SUMS FROM $500 UPWARD.
Al D AND Is PER CENT.
ON
REAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT
X. q. HOLIZMAN
no Corner lOth ana D SIS n "
VI proved Real Estate security. Large amounts a
r eclaliy Also. a. Agents Of the United secGnty
le IeI2.d on instsllment plan, With or without
IIic insurance. lSy n.vuts 10 ,. 10, - 20
years. L. a. SMIlH son. l222 r st. d27-6m
11ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL
w estate security IN Washington city. No ceay.
d. J. +. CULLINASE 4 co. COS r 81. q W
4, MONUMENT. LIFE AND IoNTINE POLICIES
IL bought at highest cash prices. Loans negotiated
upon same at reasonable terms. Apply Il NJ. H. ACHE
son. 1919 81 NV. nos ON
MONEY 40 LOAN
NJ On Approved Real Estate Security, jn Dstricto.
Columbia, al aI sums desired, at lowest
teIesI. mos }. ElSHiR q co.
SELF la A -. a..
Nj OHke 10 LOAN
Ul IN sums 10 surt, 3. lowest rates approvedrsA
estate secur1ty. FITCH, tOA a BhONN.
o-V li''t EeuusytNALIN aNeuCe.
Al ONLY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE or FIRST
w class security, at terost no e4ay
"lere he security 10 good.
iIY o {. GREEN. @ua eth ST. NV.
NyoNEY 20 LOAN on REAL ESTATE Al Low.
wAsH'N DANENHowER,
ap24 Successor toDAAINHUNE ar q SON. ms FIST.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.
94O Louisiana ayenne.

hR. HAYWARD. SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS
1tDIseases has resumed practice. OLDEST MEDI-
CAL ELECTRICIAN. All irregularities remeiied nj
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V,oR SALOON sTH ST. EXTENDED, Two-sToRY
Il Five room Brick lot a. 42x1, Price only $1,000
b. II. WARNER 4 CO,
ap16-4t al6 + ST NV
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lsif sunderland place. yr. mod imps., PER mo- 90
- -.e. tSr mod nm - Ter month. 80
i"VO i.liod- Island nr- Iowa rciemUG- Iups >
,,,, JNt Jk$ISAED.
5Si- 9lieIiSlld ilaC- @r mod lmps. per mo. o
8eftofai y i-r, mod. IuTs-. yer month. 80
.lu4 st. Vest Washington, Tor, mod iInps TO
80 Corcorai =, Hr. ru q iup-.. yer month - 30
91o.s 81 vest nasiilnsClI. Sr. mod. liuIs %
~ So cor. i%th NV. ar mod Iups, per mo- 80
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N1oNEY 10 LOAN ON APPROVED REAL rs
w tate within the District of Columbia, several
small amounts which desire 70 place Immediately
lowest rates " interest 6EO. v. Ll>kINS. cor
10Th and Ii SITS. NV. sl6
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nor SALE-1HE SUBDIVISION OF WOOD
= ridge" fronting nearly 2 mile Baltimore and
tanning llO acres; streets laid and partly i'm
proved; $4,000 A. p. FAED0S
apl2-0t Lee ar
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EooR sALK-oN sTH ST EXTENDED, TWO STORY
Il flve-r room Brick lot a. 42x12 Price only $1,000
b. Ii. WARNER 4 CO,
ap16-4t 9l6 st. Nv.
IroR sALE-EAsT SIDE Arb ST. BETWEEN D
and SITS Sc. Two-story snd Basement Brick: Line
rooms with all modern improvements; s4,50O.
apl6-4t b. II. WARNER L CO, 916 81. NV
IIoR sALE-A FINE LARGE BRICK HOUSE on
4 Wide Lot at q Bargain; l2 rooms; three stories
and cellar, BATH furnace, range, pantry, &c; $1,000
on eisy terms. Owner on premises, SOB North Caro-
lima ave IT.
IGOR sALE-CHEAP-THE PLEASANTEsT HOME
l. on Capitol Hill, near cars and herdcs For terms
apply OWNER JOG 1lth st. ne. ac16-6t'
EoR sALE-s0UTH SIDE NEW YORK AVE- BET
rooms aud bath; lot 34xs5: easy terms UST /
HUNGEkFOkD, 624 4th ST. apl6-lt
IGOR SALt-A IL PER CENT INVESTMENT IN
= :, so3d tSame Honses; renting for s27 month; lot
NOE SALhA o tePS cheap House on st nearly
viii rent tor 81 : month 81, 600 Would trade as
payment on Broom House. DAVID D. STONE,
IL 500 ST.
NOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN OF WILL TRADE
- on Real Estate. improved or unimproved q hand
some new residence. 1888 st. near VT ave-. 4
stories; beau tiiul front; 20 roonis bath rooms:
handson.iy palered: pretty chandeliers: heated by
steam ot FOX i3o to soft alley; also side sley which
may remain on the property at per cent. For par
tculars apply to DAVID ID. STONE. sos st. n. W =,
or OWNER, ON premises. DAVID ID. STONE.
III SU6 Z st. NV.
TfoR sAI.E-DEsIRING TO LEAVE THE CITY,
VIII sell my Residence, Ola 81 ST. NV, at bar
gam IL rooms in rst-cass repair with all tho latest
modern conyeniences; heated by hot water; east
south and west exposures; lot .5xg4 easy terms. APP
o. NJ BRYANT.
api0-St oi6 9th st. n W,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-16
FOR Observation-Disclosures

IIOR SALE-NANURE-SO LOADS WELL ROT
II ted Horse Manure at 18th 81. wharf aw. Address
l.. NJ. WILLIS,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1890-01-30
tFirst publication Dec. 10, 1887
MoRTGAGE Whereas Default has

M oRrGAGE SALE-Wherra Default has been
W made In the conditions of certain mortr.
age executed and delivered by +, P, Norris
mortsasor, to Edmund H. Carter, mortgage
hundred and eighty-nine, and recorded as ~
mortgage in the Office OF the register of deeds
of the county of Richland in the territorv ~
Dakota, on the 18th day of April, A d 18aS. nj
II O'clock IN. me sfnseno0n in book S Of mort.
cages, on pagets On which there is claimed to
be due at the dats of this notice. the am"nnt ~
OF three hundred and twelve dollars, and sixfv.
nve cents (SSl265) and no action or proceedinp
mas been instituted at law or Ill equity tn re
cover . the debt secured by said mortgage or any
Now, therefore, Notice is hereby given. that h,
virtue OF power of sale cont a ined in said mort,
gage, and OF the statute in such case made and
provided the said mortgage will be foreclosefi hv
Il sale of the mortgaged premises therein de-.
sc'inea. , Miich sale Will be made at the front
door Oh the court house III the city of WahpetOn.
IN the county OF Richland and state Of North Da,
kot;1, at public auction, by the sheriff of SAID
county, or by his deputy, on FRIDAY. the
2lst day OF February, A. d. eighteen hundred
al ana ninety, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
said mortgage. with the interest thereon. and
costs and expenses Of sale, the sums Maid hv
| sald Edmund II, Carter. if any, for taxes. and
nity dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated in
salu mortga ge in case Of foreclosure
90 me ~ p premises @ described in said mortgage, and
i, So 10 De sod, are the piece or parcel Of land
situated IN the county Of Riehland and state ri
North Dakota, and known and described as
| ioilows. to-Wit: northeast quarter (ne ~ sec
.lo lWenty.thlee (23) in township one hundred
ana n,nd tItyhye y M SIs5) Of range fifty one (5l).
p'ofl EDsiUSbia. nj nj wse, CARER a 4 = 1882
H. ~; ttnn,,o,. INN, Mortgage.
First pub. Jan. I'd, 1901