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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-17
Acquitted Because Erc was Insane.

PoTTsvILLE. Pa, Jan. 17.--Geo. Freh a young German, who killed his friend Bernard Ronnell. on November 23 in Seltzer's meat packing establishment. was acquitted by the jury on the ground of momentary insanity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-17
All Quiet at Para.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-The steamship Ambrose, which has just arri. d from Para, reports everything quiet there at the date of sailing, January $.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-17
Jack Dempsey Very III.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.-Jack Demp- sey's illness has taken serious turn, and it is feared that he is in the first stages of consumption.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-17
Sudden Death of Bishop Nissley.

LANCASTER, Pa.. Jan. 17.-Bishop P. Nissley, of the old Mennonite Church, died suddenly at hls residence in East
 Donegal township, aged S3 years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-17
Tho British SQuAdron.

ZANZIBAR, Jan. 17.-A Admiral Ere mantle, with the whole British Easl African squadron, will arrive here to morrow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-17
Bismnrck in n Socialist Debate.

BERLIN, Jan. 17.-Prince Bismarck has signified his intention to take part in the Socialist debat te in the Reichstag.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-17
Pianos! Organs!

IHAVE secured the Sole Agency for Waterbury and vicinity of the eel brated MASON & HAMLIN Pianos nd Organs and also the STERLlNG )rgans and Pianos. Those intending Q invest in a Piano..'or Organ will do yell to consult me before concluoire purchase, as can positively save them ,oney. Call or address until further ,otice.
 R. c. FORBES, ... 225 =. utk Main Street.. ~ Catalogue mailed free
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-01-17
YourPoCketbOOkiS Your
 Friend. FACTS OF REAL INTEREST!

In few days we will be talk. ing Inventory and as our stock is very heavy, now is the time to purchase.
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Applicants Under the New Pension Law.
Notes from West Virginia.
Of The EVENING STAB.

Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR.
MARTISsBURG, WA, June 90
special term of the circuit court will be
held by Judge Duckwall July % for the trial
of the prisoners now In jail A number recently
made their escape, three of whom have been
recaptured- The sheriff and his deputy are in
pursuit of the Others. A reward of $50 10
offered for their apprehension.
Capt Hoke, prominent citizen Of this place
and an old resident, died few days ago.
A syndicate composed of Messrs. III. ii. Boyd.
Geo. NJ. Bowers and L. l.. Harrison of tins
place and Mr.. b. H. Warner of Washington and
MIR. Jas. 5. Simmons of Roanoke. Va, have
purchased the Faulkner estate near town con-
tanning about 600 acres. Consideration. $50 COO
A serious accident occurred last "Wednesday
evening to Mr.. Henry Bales. an employe in the
b. and o. shops in this place. Beng anxious
to reach home before the return of the b. and
q. excursion train he made effort 20 get on .
freight car while the train was in motion, but
fell, the wheels passing over his right arm,
rendering amputation necessary. He is a man
of family. COLUMBIA.
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An ENTERTAINMENT IN TIA COUNT ABOVE
GEORGETOWN
Last evening between sand 10 O'Clock .
country wagon stopped at the Georgetown
police station and a colored woman in the
wagon inquired the way 20 Freedmans Hos
pltaL In the wagon. she said Was dying
man. who had been assaulted IN MARYLAND Just
across the District line. on the banks Of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio canal
After being directed to the hospital the
wagon drove away. Half an hour later the
Undiscovered vehicle stopped in front of Freed
mans Hospital and Dr. Shadd. who was on
duty at the time, responded when the door bell
rang.
The woman in the wagon. who seemed deeply
interested in the wounded man. stated the case
TO the doctor. The latter had the team driven
into the yard and the form Of the injured man
was removed to siretcher and carried into
the battle held' ward OF the hospital
THE VICTIM
The man, who was found to be in a diving
condition, WAS John Harris. colored. about
Twenty-Five years old. He was injured SAtur-
day night, and on account Of his serious condi-
tlon his friends had him brought TO the hospi-
tai. John Harris once a resident of
Georgetown. but little less than a month ago
~ "thf w 4abhANNnltIN county, mu.. ABOUT
miles from Georgetown, and worked at or near
Cropley's brick yards.
HE WAS TOO GOOD LOOKING.
John was good-looking young man and be-
ing good dancer he was invited to all the par
Tor socials, cake walks and dances about the
country. Although he had only been m the
county something like three weeks. the country
boys had become jealous of HIM. and when he
attended dance or social gathering anywhere
the country boys always walked in and out and
indicated from their mysterious actions that
they were gong to do up" the city chap.
Last saturday night John dressed himself in
hls best SUIT of clothes and attended the regu-
lar Saturday night dance given by the girls IN
ms neighborhood. He took a girl TO the dance
with him and he noticed. as usual, the myster-
ious actions of his rivals.
CHALLENGE TO DANCE.
The dance was nearly over when one OF the
other young men came over to where John was
talking TO his best girl and said: You don't
know how TO dance" John thought different
and 80 Informed the one who spoke to him.
IN bet that YOU can't beat Greedy Diggs,"
said the other fellow, and Harris took up the
bet Whether any stake put up OF not 10
not known, but the pavilion WAS cleared and
the two men started out TO do the light fam
tastic IN the latest improved fashion. The
country violnists played their best and az the
WORD the two dancers appeared on the floor.
At the conclusion of the dance the spectators
declared that John Harris had danced better
than his competitor. Harris was happy, but
his defeated rival suky.
THE FATAL QUARREL
He first started quarrel with Harris, which
was continued along the road some distance
Harris told Digs that there was no use getting
angry ana they might as well be friends.
Dlggs. however, had no idea of making up.
anu before going very far II is charged that he
| dealt Harris a blow the head with a stick NJ
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Eliza Barbour,s Will.

The will of the late Eliza Barbour was fled
today. She names her daughter, Lucy Ann
Barbour, as exectrix; leaves Il to her daugh-
ter, Mary r. Booker; $500 to her daughter,
Catherine Shorter; 500 TO Oliver V. Booker;
S3s each TO Robert Albert, Garrison and Fred
verta ana Virginia Lewis; s33 10 Jennie Lewis
aud her personal property TO Lucy A Barbour.
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ID RY @ o Ds.

India Linen. in all grades, 5. 8. 10. l2I< and 25c.
White Goods at all prices
Sheeting, ~ yards wide, lSc
Pillow Case Cotton, lUc.
Good Bed Ticking, s and lOc.; Feather Proof l5c
Red Table Linen. fast colors, 25c
Gents Outing Shirts. rs. 80, 30 and Zoe
Boys Outing shirt Waists, z5c.
SAtines, 10, l2,s and Sc. worth double
Lawns. fast coors, DC
Cballies, fast colors, DC
Gents Unlsundered Shirts IS and 5Oc
Ginghans 4, 10 and II Nc.
Closing out Parasols very cheap
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, 10, IL and l5c
uii line Of Hosiery for Ladies and Children
Clarks ONT. Cotton. Acc. dor.
Ladies' Cotton Underwear, Aprons &c
Light shifting Calico, DC
Androscoggin Bleached Cotton Short Lengths &C.
4. b. TowNER son,
ie2O 1916 7thstu.x
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GoLD-TIP BOSTON GLORIA UMBRELLAS SIZE
~ 20 warranted not to fade drir. 79c Black
Milan straw Sailors, l9c. White and Black Lace Straw
Flats, 25c. kAuFMAN'S Double Combination Re
Inoval Bargains, lth st. Sc je2S ri
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

no Arthur pl., 7r..s25.4o
1926 Pierce pl., 7r. %. 40
~ 4 X st. n W.. 6r. .25. 30
2Ol0 Is st. n. w., Or. .2o
AS LIST st. NV, Or. ....15
1880 ] 4th St NV. ar. rs
l12J y. J. ave-, 7r. 2:15.y2
HOS 10th n. W., Or. ~. ~
6l9 I'd 81. u.e- 0r. :..21.S5
247 18th St ne, or. -. 80
1910 ii st. NV, 7r. -. so
l120 10th st. n. W, Sr22 so
500 Z st. 5. e.. Or. 30
1927 y. Cap. ST., Or. 1850
1917 l. 81. NV, Or. 20. 30
l249 Md, ave. ne. Or. 20
III 5 18th n.w- Sr. Is. 40
lS2l 18th NV. Or. 20
I 6l3 II st. ne. 6r....lS.5O
| l615t 9th NV, Or. 1S.40
3426 Prospectxv. =, Grl6. 30
923 V st. NV, Or.
927 LIST 1t. ne. Sr. 1873
1913 - 50 n. W. Or. 10. 20
4l3 bIdge St. 1r............15
2265 Cieye'd ave, tjr. .l3
30 lst st. ne. 5r......l3
1913 | st. Sc, ar. ..12.5O
Temperance n. w..or.l1.3U
324 LIST. 3 W., 5r....lO.SO
2 Cottage Row. Ar. 1850
Foundry alley, Ar. 10
! l BlaEden's NV, 4r-9.3O
a62 Navy pl. s.e.. or. $50
81 Gordon av.n.e., ir.4. 80
20 Fenton n. w. Ar .....9
Kings Court 4r.....S. 30
Rear All % st.s.w..4r $50
Rear yl9 V st. w., Az. u
25l6 18th st. NV, Ir....S
North's Court. 4r....6.5O
1l36 Cushing pl. Ar. Is
STORES.
1143 9TH st. Ii. W., Or. SO
931 9th st. n.w..........35
- IL st. lie, G.........30
1874 9TH 81. Il. W.. or. 20
el6 2lst Ut. NV. ...10.3 80
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A Ii KINDS OF WOOL REMNANTS MOHAIR
"A Remnants, LAwp Remnants, ChallIe Remnants,
Cashmere Rennants-second hoor-3b<c. per yard.
That makes business. KAUFMAN'S Double Combi-
nation Removal Bargains. llth ST. Sc, l24l aud
l233
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THE COURTS.

Court IN GENERAL TERN-Chief Justice Bnag-
ham and Judges Hdgae1, CoI and James.
Yesterday-ritt agt Davies; argued and sub
mitted. Windsor sgt Dexter; argued and sub
mitted
CrRcUIr CouRr-yudge Montgomery.
Yesterday-Of1ey Co. agt Kengla, verdict
for plaintiff for 5000. Hurd, Waite a Co
agt Johnston; verdict for defendant
report was received at 5 o'clock yesterday
at Halifax from the steamer Westmesth.
engaged in laying the cable between there and
Bermuda At that time she was Oh Bermuda
and the cable had been buoyed-
The bill allowing the consolidation Of GO
and electric light companies in Massachusssa
has been vetoed
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LOR RENT

90 Ach4 - ~ ~
ed { Pa. ave, ..9ir.''i /
IA 81. NV, 35r......l2.
1897 y St. l2r. ZIG. q
1y21-23 y n.w-lOr..9l.6
2lO lst st. me-, It's
Euclid ave-. lar.
6l2 18th s.. n. W. IT..
l3S b st. D.e.. Or. .......G,
1914 Sunderland ri. llr7,
6I9 Z Inv. 11r. ..6O.4l
2022 y St. Tor ........6l
131 Md. ave. ne. l1r. q
1907 2Uth st. II. W.. Or. 81
S33 9TH st. NV, l1r. %
3.S) & st. II. W.. Sr. 81
1887 Both St. Or. 81
1885 9th II. w. Or. 40. D.
123 18th Il. W. Sr. 40. 4:
ZIG q St n-e- I1r......4.
HOS NH ave-. Sr......4,
2l02 II st. II. W., Sr. 4.
! : z st. n W, lar. A.. ~
90 +: Cap. ST.. lr. .4U-5,
4O1 I'd ST. n. W., IT,. A.
2l14 Pa. ave., Sr.....-..4i
ly0l VT. ave-. llr......4I
1913 10th NV. Or. 81 81
30y y J. ave. NV, 7r35 ~
454 II st. NV. Sr. .-35.5I
1926 10Th NV. 81. .35. a,
1914 Wallach. Or. -.....J,
l2l2 y ST. II. W.. 7r. 81 8,
Oh G st. NV. Or. ....32. ~
l4OS V t.n.w.. 7r. .32.5t
1896 18th st. Il w., 6r3I.5I
3ls I'd ST. Sc, lOr...3O.6 81
4 , 4th st. Sc, Or g. 30. ~
BIS Il st. ne. Sr. 80. 4,
43y | st. NV. Sr. Ia
III LIST st. NV, Sr. 80. 4,
1904 14th n. W.. Or. 81
1914 l4th -. IL W, Or. 81
1924 9th st.n.w., 7r.27. Is!
81 > French St. Or. .27.S:
81 18th 81. =. e., Sr 20. ~
$50 \ at. NV. Sr.s25. A.
1888 18th st. 6r. % Il
ieoS II II Wal
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
IHoR sALE-BARNEs & WEAVER. $50 ST. NV.
RFAuTIEuI HOMES


WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THOSE
seeking homes to the Brick Houses just being
finished on the north side (southern exposurel Of
ST. between LIST and I'd SITS. ne.
THESE HOUSES ARE ELEGANTLY PLANNED.
class construction throughout. They have on first
noor, Han Reception Room Parior Dining Room,
and Bath with Linen Press and large Closets
eoo b ef hoPs ss Concrete CELLAR
under the whole house.
THEY WILL BE FITTED UP WITH ALL THE
latest improvements and will be complete in every
particular.
TO THOSE WHO BUY NOW WILL BE GIVEN
chance TO finish their houses to suit themselves that
is they can have natural wood hnish-Oak. Cherry or
and all those little things which go to make home
beautiful said. to suit their individual tastes
THE LOT is, II FEET FRONT AND 76 DEEP.
w alley in rear In thus Is ahe sewer ano os
broken sewer pipes sewer gas. &C Each lot has the
advantage of a large parking.
THE LOCATION IS POINT WE WOULD CALL
City the Pension Once e.overnmsnt Printing Once
and all the Government Offices
NOW FOR THE PRICE 1T IS $4,000, WITH
terms e suit Call at our Office for further informa-
BARNES h WEAVER,
1t 629 st. NV.
IVOR sALE-LAsT CHANCE-s3.3OO TO "a, 900
Will Buy Brick House in One Of the Bss, L1G ca
money in the same section: call this week.
CARUSI, EVANS x CARUSL
jyl-3t 1924 + st. NV
1,OR sALE-I AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THREE
Il of those Beautiful and Desirable Bricks, numbered
l06, los and 10 18th st. me-, the
owner is going to leave the city permanently. The
lots fraction Is feet front by 100 feet deep
to paved alley each house has rooms and
GREETED cellar thoroughly modern i'll point of location,
plan and construction These houses not exceled
Capitol Hill being only square from East Cap
itol St Price $4,000 For terms and cards of admis
sion, call OH
G. B. GIBSON CO.,
302 East Capitol ST.
tyl-2t NJ NJ. RUHRER, Trustee.
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NER 4 CO. 916 Fst.n.v.

1892 18th. 7r,mi.S3J.5 so
2l46 ] St. Or, m.I... 81. 30
2l33 J. st, 7r., mi. 20. 30
20 10 NJ. 1r., b., III. l.. 5000
IGC6 2lst., 6r.. mi. 30. 30
1856 22d St, Sr., m. /. 1890
800 Mass. ave. ne, or. rs
9lS I'D ST.. 6r.m.i. 20. 30
lOlS 20th. Or. mi. %. 30
l32O Pierce. Or. mi. %. 30
ll4l oath St, br. mi. 20
zoo l4th ST.. Or, mi. .225
92l 2'ld ST., 6r.. mi. 22.50
26O41s l. st, 6r.....22. 80
1906 22d. 6r.. mi. III. 30
81 | Sd st. n. e.. 6r.......2U.5 30
$40 2Ist. Or. W. kg. 20. 40
Il 40 + st. Or, water. 40. 80
81 ID II. e. ,6r., III. 20
1908 Il st., 6r.......IS. 80
SIG 18th II. e. Or, mi Ia
Stable. m.i..r.20l2 X st. -
80 I'll Va. ave, 81. ...15
404 list ST. Or. water. 400
3l5 26th, 6r., w.....l3.30
,HINGTON.
1896 sd, or. 4 store. S25
29l $50 Olive at. Or. 81
l22o 30th., 6r.........1S.50
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THE TENNIS PLAYERS.
The lie Droit Park Tournament Draw.
Ing TO Close.


As the tournament in lie Droit Park draws to
a close the prediction that the winner would be
hard to pick is verified by the close scores and
long-drawn-out play, indicating the narrow
margin OF difference between the skill of the
yictor and that of the vanquished.
Barnard won the first place IN singles from
Wright by the score GO, co, g. but every
other game was deuce, in the last set every
game but one being deuce once or oftener. But
terworth and Dudley won first prize in doubles
from Wright and Brooks, o. 60, GA. nearly
every game being deuce.
Barnard and Frank Butterworth began the
championship play yesterday. finishing one set
which went to Butterworth. GA. and beginning
a second, in which barnard has two gaines TO
one for Butterworth. The drawings for second
prize in singles and doubles have taken place
and these matches will be played today.
Barnard and Butterworth continue at O'Clock
today.
Miss Maggie Cooper won first prize and Miss
Edna Smith second prize in ladies singles.
The prizes will be awarded on the courts this
afternoon, probably by Major Butterworth. A
meeting will also be held TO discuss the desir-
ability of forming permanent association Of
lie DroIt Park players for tournament pur-
poses.
Applicants Under the New Pension Law.
The clerks Office at the court house was
besieged all day by applicants for pensions and
their witnesses. So great was the rush that
the clerks had to request the services of a door
keeper to admit the applicants as much as pos
sible in the or der in which they appeared. In
large majority of the cases the papers
were not filled out. and the witnesses in some
had not apparently been apprised of what
they were expected TO swear TO. Consequently
the work was much more onerous than II might
have been had some preparation been made.
Ii was suggested that if the papers are pre-
pared before they cali on the clerk much
trouble will be saved
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JOHN HARRIS LAST DANCE.
The Fate of Young Colored Man Who
Was a Social Favorite.

He WAS KNOCKED on THE HAD BY A sULKY xrvsL-
BRoUoHT TO THIS CITY TO DrE-a TRAGEDY AT
AN ENTERTAINMENT IN TIA COUNTY ABOVE
GEORGETOWN.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

WHEN You BUY GARMENT AND IT
RIPS, TRAYS OR FADES WHAT DO YOU
Dor STAY AWAY FROM THE DEALER
EVER THEREAFTER OR TAKEIT BACK
AND GIVE HIM A CHANCE TO MAKE
PREPARATION, WHOEVER HE Is TIE
LATTER Is THE RIGHT THING TO DO.
THEN IF HE DOES NOT GIVE YOU
SATISFACTION YOU KNOW WHERE
NOT To DEAL AGAIN
WE HANDLE ONLY SUCH CLOTHING
AS WE KNOW TO BE RELIABLE But
IF FOR ANY REASON THEY ARE NOT
SATISFACTORY BRING THEM BACK
AND WE WILL STAND THE LOSS.
DO NOT FAIL To SEE OUR INCoM-
PARABLE STOCK OF SUMNER wEAR-
ABLEs. ESPECIALLY THOSE ULTRA
STYLISH WHITE AND FANCY FLAN-
MEL AND SERGE SUITS. ALL SIZES.
SHAPES AND PRICES.
ROBINSON. PARKER & CO,
RELIABLE AMERICAN cLoTHIERs
3e2s-eo $40 SEVENTH ST. NV.
FIREwoRKs.
FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS.
OUR LARGE. FRESH AND WELL AssoRTEI
STOCK OF FIREWORKS is for convenience of sale
442 NINTH STREET,
One Door from Z
Don't forget the Number
3e30-2t' NJ. sILvERBERG & co.
EDDY REFRreERAroRs.
AL sizes Of this
CELEBRATED REFRIGERATION
They are STRONGLY BUILT, HANDsoMEL
FINISHED and PERFECT IN PRACTICE HaS
Slate stone Shelves and packed with perfect MOI
conduct 1r. For they have received the highe,
merit wherever shown
EVERY EDDY REFRIGERATOR WARRANTED
NJ. W. BEvERIDGE,
Importer of Pottery and Glass,
1908 Pa ave.
3e"S-3t Sole Agent for the ID C.
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"Ho1MEAD MANOR

lots in Holmead Manor, Mt. Pleasant, for sale.
Tines" Lots directly in the line Of substantial i'm
prOvements on and near hitney the fashionable
drive from the northwest section Of the city to Sol
dters' Home. with street either side and only
few minutes walk from Boundary. The trustees
determined to improve this property, the lots
eligible building Immediately and acceptable par
ties purchasing Lots and desiring TO build have
money advanced for that purpose with easy terms of
payment. Streets being graded and sidewalks laid
and trees will be planted in season. Business men,
familiar with values i'll all sections in aud the
city, pronounce this property substantial for invest
ment and the prices reasonable Than any sub
divisions placed Oh the market this year.
Lots from 1000 square feet upward
Prices from % to 35c. per foot.
Terms easy.
Take the 18th and 14th st to examine this prop
erty and observe the high location and beautiful out
look on every side.
Plats and important information to improvements
can be had at the Office Of
je7-3m WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO.. 14O7 Est
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DENTISTRY.

hk STAIR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST. COR
lCEnw--flrst-class fnlings inserted. Application
70 Enns prevents pain IN extracting AL branches Of
Dsntistry. AT present lVcatioa ten years. mhI2
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1.OR RENT-9s2 FRENCH ST. NV, EXCELLENT
II neighbOrhOOd. Seven-roOm House IN CoHplete
Crcer, ali modern improvements, lcludne gas
rent " Apply to L L APPLE Room DO % ST.
VHOK RENT-ATThACTIvE HOUSE. SEVEN
II rooms: al newly repaired and pain,so; - "a
81 e, cheap at s25. hklSAELL q NJ II ~
zoos st. Bl-o1
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EoR RENT

t.OE kENI-
w. TN III ST. Nv '"+.,.e-..... s75 90
al ET,is Ii.,y,i ave cor 10th st a W. store 20 90
eS1l -, h :, ~ ~ Or Bay-Window Brick mi. 05O
:Jto I.,,L =, :, y. 1r ay-wiudOy Brick mi. Il 30
5I9 16tS - N Va . Offce Rooms m i. 4 = to IS 90
a - -, ,-r,,i1 Brick --............ 10 30
1t0S 10.S =. ~ StahIs two stalls kc 900
jyI-Ix sppiy to X q. CAMPBELL. Jl7 10th St n. W.
T,OR RFST-A SIX-ROON BRICK HOUSE, WITH
III Bay window. G.Sl Rhode Island ave. 1yl-3t'
7,OR RENT-THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
II Brick 3O7 st n reTuOdeled and put in good
condition very desirable location xOOd neigh borhOod
Apply 10 CIV NEIs 437 u st jyl-6t'
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IroR SALE-CHEAP FOR CAsH-Two LOTS, leX
Il rs, llth ST. near B ne, zoe. Two Lots. 9TH
and East Capitol. 81. OWNER, 9l3 East Capitol st.
fxl-
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l. OR RE-

l. OR REM
j Stoit Mansion, 23rs 600
l72:} II st, ! Or. IN. i. 100
1410 10th ST., Tor, m.i15
l4l2 goth ST, l2r.. MI. 10
6l6 La. ave. lOr.....-
2Ol4G Tor. mi. go. %
Ne. cor. 21st and II SITS. ~
$40 10Th ST.. Tor. mi. so
1l3l ] 18th. str h dwg. or -
23l l-l9 Pa. av.. gr.. 30. 80
23l 3-23l7 Pa. av. Or. ~ 30
2021 ii st. 7r. mi. 40. 30
10 2UIhst.. I Or. .m.i.45. 30
1888 18th st. 9r.m.i.. Az. so
1l43 and 1l45 2lst.
l2r.. m.i.............40.5 so
2125 l. st, Or. mi. 40. 30
"a 4 h ST., Sr.. mi. 1850
g32 I'D ST.. Or. mi. 40. 80
l12S-:30 I'D St, Sr. 40. 30
212y X 81. yr.. mi. 81. 50
1852 Larch st. lOr. 30. 80
1854 Larch ST., l0r. 10. 30
1l26 I'D St, Or. IN i. b. 30
WEST WAs
2S19 n, 12r.. m.i......S60
XII - nrrVnhfffn Mr. ~ IN
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WE WISH TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THOSE
seeking homes to the new Brick Houses just being
finished OH the north side (southern exposure) Of
st. between / 81 and I'd SITS ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-01

EoR SALE-CHEAP-LoT % BY 544; ~ FEET
Il front by 9S feet deep to 27-ioot alley The only
lot I'D St that be bought at that price5oc per
foot cash.
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L Fine business Corner.
OFFICE ROOMS.

$40 9Th ST.. Sd and
ith fioOrs.............a
HOS h ST., Sd aha Attn
hoors. $50 and s35
Jl9 18th St. suite 2
rooms, I'd floor. ILL
1903 Pa. aye.............-S
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lrOL RENT-BI THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN REAL
II ESTATE BROKER 9l7 ST. NV


SIS 7th 1t D W, rIn IS 40 bsnt rs 4T2 La ave ] o
a. n. W. fr. 40 9th and Pa ave. T. II o
I6S La ave. ST a IT. 80 46S La Ith front
The shove il only portion OF the property on my
books For full list call at office for bulletin
the LIST aud 10Th. ijylI THOS. L. WAGGAMAN.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-04-18
School of Methods.

The department devoted to the preparation
of girls, who have left school, for the duties
OF wives, mothers, nurses, housekeepers and
servants was next visited and in this import
ant department of the Pestalozzi Froebol-
Haus over forty young women from the
various ranks of life were gathered. 1t was
under the special patronage of the crown
princess, whose own daughters were its first
pupils. The lady who directed the teaching
of washing and ironing kept a close eye to
the perfection of the work, which is all CLASH
fed. At one time table linen was washed and
ironed properly; at another the best methods
of treating dish towels are taught at an
other the washing Of nauuels and the doing
up of prints and ginghams; at another clear
starchng, the cleansing OF laces and fine ma
terials, and 80 on, until the whole round Of
a family laundry has been scientifically
taught and enforced by practice.
In one room a girl of II or 49, formerly a
pupil in the kindergarten, was washing win
Siows and paint Well dressed, she was poised
on step ladder, polishing n large pane Of
glass with channels skin. Her pail of suds
stood ON the shining floor, with "A bit OF oil
cloth under it, that not "a drop of water should
touch the varnish. | involuntarily looked at
the wall paper along the edges of the window
and door castings and baseboards, and saw
that no careless wash cloth had ever left its
trail on a surface for which il was not de-
signed As glanced back at the maiden she
was folding her towels and placing them in a
covered basket, with compartment for each.
I'm and Around Berlin.