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was one Of he first drivers of trotters, and
the son took To the business naturally, be-
ing So precocious in this respect that NJ Z
years of aye he was matched by his father
To drive a trotter in a race. and that the
old grntlcman's confidence in the boy wis
not misplaced is shown by the fact that
young Budd won the race. hcing such "A
mite at the time that an arrangement had
10 he fixed To the footboard OF the skeleton
wagon in which he rode 50 that his feet
would not he left dangling ia tine mir.
Before he was of agc Hiram Woodruff,
the crack driver of those days, selected
Doble ns his successor in the management
Of Dexter, and it WAS Dublc who drove the
brown gclding in III; ut Buffalo when lie
went a mile ia 2:l1a, smashed all the rec
orls and was sold To Robert Bonner for
$1,000 Then came Goldsmith Maid, a
mare that, when Doble took her in hand,
could not trot in 2:30. She gradually i'm
proved, reduced the trutting record To Ola,
and was by odds the greatest campaigner
of her day. DUblc has always been al the
top, aud when eX-tioyernur Stanford, of
California, wanted "A man to assume the
management of his great breeding farm
Doblc was solicited 10 take the place. He
declined, and then he WAS asked To name
man. lie suggested Charles Marvin, and
now Marvin is known as the most success.
full man in the world with yoEag trotters,
he having, with trottrrS bred on the stan
ford farm. made the best iru.ting records
AT /, :, 5 and I years Of age.
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p. j. DONOVAN.
The Clever outielder and S~iuggrr Of the
Brooklyn National Lea.uc Team.

The Clever Outielder and S~iuggrr Of the
brooklyn National Leaguc Team.
=. J. Donovan j. thr centre fielder of the
Brooklyn club of the National league.
He was born March II, isG1. NJ Lawrence,
Mass, where he learned to play ball. His
professional career commenced in lsSi.
when he played ia the ou,,ieiG for the pro-
fessional club that represented Lawrence
in the New Englar. league. lie con
tinued with the LawIrarr team in l,N; un-
Ill il disbandel, and finished tne season
with the Salem club, aiSp Of tiao same ASSOC
citation. Donovan hai an excellent bat
ting record in his fir trri Seasons accord
ing To The Clipper, rtI ling twelfth in the
ofiicialaveraycs OF tn New England league
in ls-i and eleventh III l,e;.
In ISIS and 1859 Donovan played enter
field for the London tUat. club, and great
ly distinguished himaelf 10y his hard hit
ting and line fielding, leading the Interna-
tional association In the former season.
He mata five successive safe hits in "A
championship contest in 1sS9. At the COM
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24

THE Liviug-ton PsJ has changed
hands, lIr. Wh-ipiry rstiIiug aud Mr..
j. +. Hui, who has Teen %coBnpct.u
with the paper since It's first pGblica-
ton, succeeding 10 the business aud
editorial management. The new pros
prie,or announces that the Pot will
continue to be republican in all that
the name impne., notwithstanding u
prevailing rum r 10 the effect that the
paper Was to be switched to the sup.
port OF tie labor ticket.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24
SFiri.ct In America.

Although americans have been dis.
posed to flown ut the idea OF that
old tiur in4lish game. cricket. ever
becoming popular with them. iudica-
tions urr that in another season this
game viii become u general pt.'ine for I.
large number. The points in the play arc
bccomiug knpgn, aud in the vicinity of
New York city alone four out 81 i've big
athletic club, have regularly organized
teamsa aud certain days for practice. Up
10 this season only cricket clubs could dis.
play good teams.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24

MR. FIEI ID, labor candidate for con-
gress, exprt...s the he ief that BIZ
candidacy will draw from the repnb-
licsn yO,E IN silver Bow aud Deer
Lodge counties, and from the demo-
cratic W 2 n III. outlying couptieS.
The geut!emau's estimate is eminent.
ly correct a. fer "a Custer county l.
concerned.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24
MODERN cRooueT.
A Big Tournament Was Recently Held
mt Norwich, Com.

A Big Tournsment Was Recently Held
mt Norwich, Conn.
The game Of croquet as a door yard
pastime is still popular in some localities,
but it has largely lost its charm through
the increasing fascination Of tennis and
other lawn sports which offer more violeet
exercise and Il better opportunity to dis
play fine costumes. To offset this. now
ever, is the fact that it has been elevated
by Il large number of enthusiasts to the
realm of sports played for records.
The National Croquet association was
formed in New York in lss2, and every
year since an annual tournament has been
held on'the associations grounds at Nor
witch, Conn, the ninth of the series having
just ended.
These grounds, of which a picture is
given in connection with thi, article, are
81 by II feet in size. The surface is Of hard
rolled earth, lightly busted with sand, The
arches tor "wickets,' rs they ARE profess
~sionally known Pre 3%4 inches wide, with
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24

mcncnmca; Of the present season Donovan
was under engagement with the Boston
club of the National league, with which
he remmiurl until u few weeks ago, when
the Brooklyn club secured hi, service. to
iill the position Of center field, vacated by
the unfortunate breakdown of Corkhill.
lie has proved n valuable acquisition to
the Brooklyn team bDiagnu excellent out
fielder. a clever base ruHuc and n hard
hitting left handed hatsman. lie also
ranks high ~ "a cnachpr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24
Catcher Bligh.

Ed Bligh is the young catcher who was
recently given his release by Columbus to
play in Louisville. lie was released by
Columbus because they had too many good
backstops. Won der Abe wanted to sign
him, but he preferred Louisville. Cincin-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24

been driving trot-
tiers ever since he
was a boy, and his
name has been AS
sociated with the
IN $ famous
horses on the
American turf.
He Is "A medium
sized "A His
father, now "A hale
old man, who cele-
brated his sew
enty -lifth birth
day not long ago
in PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24

WHERE THE CANES WEIR PLAYED.
the exception If that in the center, which
only measures 81 inches. The mallets are
Of boywood, p; inches long by q. inches in
diameter, with handles from Ia IL inches
long, and the balls. which are made of
hard rubber, are 81. inches In diameter.
Among these experts the game has been
improved Hutil itrcquirrs almost ~ much
skill as does billiards. Carroms on tine
wicke,s AMI the wooden ''cu>hiDns'' which
surround the grounds are Of common &C.
cu~rrence, anl occasionally a player aston
ishcs the uniauEcr> by "iu'npiag hi, ball
over n wicket or another ball which inter.
venes between him and the object of his
play.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24
4 Famous Campsignrr.

Walter +. j. the winuerof the Merchants
and Manuiacrnrer>' stake which was de.
cidcl at Detroit recently. lie had L. meet
a formidable field, IL SUSAN, Play Boy aud
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24

White-6, Z, 10, II, ~, lst.
White to play and win.
SOLUTIONS.
Chess problem No. IS.
White.
Key move.
l.,Q to obs
Checker problem No. 75-By J. II. Mas
myth.
White-Gs. II. IL. 10, q. Black "a, 8, 10,
1s., ~.
White to play and draw.
White. Black.
lulIt ~ y lis to II
2..lg to 10 g. 5to IA
BIG TO D., 5 TO 10
T.. Gto15 l..i3 TO IL
Drawn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24
A FAMOUS DRIVER.

Budd Doble, the Well Known Handler
OF TrOtting Horses.
Budd Doble is one of the shrewdest and
best drivers who ever sat in a sulky and
held reins over a thoroughbred. He has
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24
Chess problem No 55-By II. T. Bird.
Biack-Eight picrcs.
Whitc-ii.ht pieces

Nhitc-t''tlt pieces.
White 20 play En,I u.ic in two moves.
Checker problem 10. T5-By T.. A. Dur.
gin.
Black-3s, b. is, 10, -, 80.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-08-24
Call for a Republican County Convention.

In pursuance Of Instructions received from the
Republican state central Committee, primary eAec-
tiops are ordered TO be held In he various pre-
eincts named below on Wednesday, August 9Th.
1850. between tn hours Of 5 and 6 O'Clock, p, m :,
for the purpose OF ~eleeting delegates and alter.
mates To the n publican county conyent'o on 10 be
held a, the court house in Miles City. Mont :, on
10 urday. september 9th. 1870. at . o'clock p. m.
for the purpose Of selecting seven delegates to rep,
resent Custer county IN the republic n state con-
vention 10 be held in Putte City, Mont, on the
1lih day OF sepismbe,. 1890,
The appor ionment OF representation Of the diff
fsren precincts in the county convention will he
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ENok sALk--HANDs0MK NEW RESIDENCES IN
L fashionable locations; ,
sfiLlsH sfoXE-FRoNT H6H hf' on 3 st. near near
New Hampshire ave Substantially built and tastlly
coal cellar anu trunk ROOM rst hoor-large parlor,
reception hall, dining room and but pantry sec.
n9orEthree bed rooIns and linen closet. Prices,
Si rWU MEN TIN TiIiHiRREE-sToRY AND R.srNENr
BRICKS on ST. near 18th NV. 8 rooms; hand
snmely papered large closets electric bells first floor
GoRSER T6Ga seS New so SbSS9 CON-
PLElE; lighted by electricity; rooms: convenient
to street cars IN ragdiyn Improving neighborhOod.
FiNE THRILL sTokI AND BASEMENT BRICK
on 9th st near 2 n.w.: basement fitted for store;
appliance for modern housekeeping; large yard AZ
stab e; lot lsxi20 Price. $500
Handsome Three story and Basement Brick contain.
lns 10 rooms and every modern Improvement lot
Tw . vEkY HANDSOME RESIDENCES IN UNI.
SEkslrl PARK; eIeyant appointments; 10 rooms in
bought at actual cost OF building ~
PM kIsIDLNCE on VLRMoNT AVE. NEAR
FISE RESIDENCE on RHODE ISLAND AVE:
= ST NEAR 18TH. TKREE-sTo AND BASE
velense; lot 2oxio0; choice neighborhooa: 900.
VERY G&SDsGMk NET c6kSER e. H HI usy'0 81
ais, sPOy so Il - rooms t model house sl5o0o
HOT sEs flushed in magnificent style; 10 rooms.
See m hhsiS 'eIss SE% ousrs ON
eoran 81. near New hhinrshre ave. rooms and bath
iurn ;@e pageIea cheap q $500;
sTOhY BRICK; s rooms ali m II ieet front: side
and rear 7lley $4,000
reeias ana bssh stable: lot aonJs sfSoo. BRICK
NORTH CAR LIMA. AVE. NEAK STH s.E,
HIEhsroHi b"I SAsh Il SS0la.: e R
1t lll5F n.w
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EOR SAIL
Il a2IO to :s2234 Foundry
st. NV. =, h.;...sl6,S0o
20::4 to .a.042 Bound'ry
IT. II. W., b. h. :. 10, 200
22ll to :.,:.,.,9 10th st.
NV. b.h.. Or. .13, 600
113:i 10 l74S L ST.
NV. Or. 5000
12.5., i 81. NV. 1. h..
332s 70 1884 i 81. n. W..
In, 5r...............7 1000
3:tS to 314 jackson
Hall alley n.w......6, 300
/ to q alley bet 18th h
18th. NJ l. n NV. 5000
1l39 to 1 l5lh 23d 81.
NV. {. b. .ir......-6.000
IA IL 18th st. NV.
b. H., IN. l.. Or 30, 900
4Oo TO AL BARS al
ley n. w. Ar. ....... 5000
Il23 goth 81. n. W., b.
H., Dr., and = houses
IN rear, Ar. ..6. 000
S3l to $40 I'D st.
NV. H.. Or. 500
AZ y st. IA. W. I'm. Or.
a = houses reir. 4, 600
i32S V st. NV, f.h..
tir. q. 600
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DOR SALE-BY A. g. CAYwOOD-
II = Lots ON Ut. near NY. ava n ", II n front
each per it., Y5c 17th st. bet 4 and n W.. io n
r. NJ per II s146; Lot Ivy CITY. 30 f. fron price
S529; kenesaw Ct near llth a. w., 80 fk 'front.' Per
IL Doc. iau23-2t'l A. l. 0AYwU0b, 93S oh sf
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LOR SALE

lam AUTHORIZED TO OFFER FINE PIECE
OF BUSINESS PROPERTY IN THE HEART OF THE
CITY. HAS FRONTAGE OF OVER 100 FEET ON
TWO STREETS: NOW RENTED TO PAY PER
CENT NET ON PRICE ASKED; SUITABLE SITE
FOR HOTEL OR APARTMENT HOUSE,
WASHN DANENHOwER,
1t 1l15 st, NV
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FOR lighthouses.

I,0R RENT-EOUsES IN WARD COURT, Be
LIZ tween n. II. ave and 22d st. and M and sts nv
range. hot d'cold ter and water closets S12 so
per month. Apply to JOHN Z BEALL,
au6-2m 1921 ut.
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he above rs sp,ya portion Of the property On my
books For full list call obce for bui en issued on
the LIST and 18th. lau22l THos. 4 wAGGAEAN,
I. Or sAIf-F ST. NE BET. lsT, AND 2ND ST.,
Very Pretty New :-story and basement Brick; 8
rooms and bath $4,000. MERRILL TERRY,
au22-3t lila st. NV.
Itoh SALE OR RENT-NEw BACK HOUSE: SIX
" rooms: with improvements; xl.l 10Th Ct NV.
hent SIG. Apply &C LUIS r. 6H0EMAKER
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At Rockville, Nd, 12r.,

-, Aso
III l.......-..---...-.-sSO
400 Vi ne. DIR. Hill. - 90
AIS NJ u. e., tr., IA L..22l. 30
lO29 9th st. ne. Or. 10. -
J Oh y Sc. Or a cei'r l2.50
iO3 \ .. e., Or. JILL. Il. 30
III n Sc, Or .&cel'rl2.J0
- Fenion ri. 0r. u.ilO.3U
4 Green's alley. Ar ...... .
u kiers CT S. w.........350
sI0kES & DWELLS.
6J2 y NV, or. 4 store. 40
1901 18th store x o. liar. 25
J BRADLEY. 027 Est. ma
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205 18th St n. We b. h.,
.S1. 900

POS l2th st. n. We b. h..
6r.,............ ,.S3,6 600
1858 X st NV, bin.
lOr..:.-...........3.OO0
141S n. ). ave, NV,
f.h,. Or. ......;.:...3.C00
1919 anu l::..:..2 Madi-
son st. n. W, FIJI. 1000
Stable in alley bet. l5tn
n 18th, X 4 l. sts.
INSTRUMENTATION
45l and 453 Ridge ST.
u. w. f.b.............3.00O
4 Z l. st. NV. b. h., M.
Nr-.-.-.:........2 1000
900 and OH l ct. 8. e..
1. u. pr. ......-.....2.oO0
32:j llth 1T. Sc. f.h.,
or. ............-......1, 1860
ga q st. s.w., &. H.,
Or, ................l,500
IL Capitol alley. b.h..
Or. ............--...l.4o 0
roo and 2l5 l st. n.e.
b. h. fr. 800
4 II X 81. &C., III,
5r.. 900
TIA llth.sI. n.e., I. b.,
4r...................1,0OO
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EfoR sALE-A BARGAIN - SIX-ROOM BRICK
Day window. bath, &c: terms easy. 927 L Of.
s.w. aus3-3ts
l,oR sALE-BY FISH 4 MILLER. 1918 ST.
4 NV, Brick Houses. modern improvements.
coreoran, b. IA & 1onw. n b. N.Cap- 1stn NV,
sr 9s ia ti oo
NIB Sab NV. 1860 90 Mass. ID ID L Alb ne,
al b. a Yn.e. vr. ,bovi 6r............... ,SjO
) Ia 4 9Th NV. Or 2,s00l au:sa-6I
Efok sAI.E--AvERY HANDSOME BAY-wINDOw
= Brlsk Dseilins Y rooms cellar and bath wide
aux33t W. !. HOPKINS CO.. 1870 ct. NV.
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SNAP FOR SYNDICATE, INVESTMENT CON-
PANY OR CAPITALIST
HALF SQUARE CONTAINING 80. 500 SQUARE
FEET IN CENTRAL LOCATION NORTHEAST.
OWNER WANTS TO SELL; HAS NAMED PRICE
TO MAKE II GO.
WASHN DANENHOwER,
1t Ills + st. NV.
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Or JOHNS COLLE0E ANNApoLIA ND.
Right Departments and -Four Courses Of Study.
PrepsEatery school sftached
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN THE PREPARATION
OF CANDIDATES FOR THE NAVAL ACADEMY.
!s Sf c;i;al'ss'' ''as TEJzs eifa st LID Pm
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VToR sALE-INvEsTORs WILL DO WELL To sFF
I THESE PkOpEhTIEs BEFORE BUYING
81 NEAh 9Th NJ, 1SOxSO. only...... 75c per II.
tS y z Ar +, lc. per IT.
III nisII iarn AMP ~ iUOxlOJ. 42><c. per Il.
rs sau,1TTss 2i LOO r. r;; .5sc. per r.
~ p .ls goo 81 22,sc. Per It.
=, 54xs0 .s6c pr IT.
~ "a - n y. w o,xl DO DOC. per- II.
oR I'm % AZ . W. eSxH6 cheap. zoe. per f..
i69I04 ;..;::;;;;.-v.......:..,.. Use per IT,
FL III NSE T. SOC per II.
ST Elsgant Lot. 6s BY about IS: easily
~ ' WAsa Il DxNESa sss r., H.
~ HIS y st NV.
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ECE REM
l. FURNISH I'd.

Il UkNISHtD.
S2o " 81: 6r. mi. ..e40
l NFCkNisHt ID.
ia G ne. 3r.. mi. 60
II Ia l4th 81. a M a. yr. so
s3o 9TH si.s.e.. 1 .jr., ni.i 55
10 lita lVr-. AMI 80
DO ) st. lOr.. all mi. so
Ol5 Y st. Sc, 6r. mi rs
oOU II ST. &c. 9r., mi. . ID
lOla ; 81. 0r-, all MI. -
isl I'D -. Ar.- a.ir-i. 80
49,, NJ. ave. n W.. Or.
ali m.i...............3d5O
au6.lm hMOkNkTEQT 4
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EOR SALE-FINE LOTS IN THE NORTHWEST.
IfiFTEENTH ST. NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE I;
ME lot, 2Sx6o: with two frames renting $50 per
month Tor both cheap: u, 1000.
CUNNkCi lCUr AVE. NEAR X; lot AZ feet front
running through to 2lst ST. elegant site for large
house; "a per IT.
south frontage Of So IT.: 80 per II.
MEN HAMPsHIkE AVE. tust south Of IT.. lot
35x1Oo; with small frame; "a per IT.
Qsr NEAk 18TH ST. 20 100; ~ rs per #
SXE ~ NEAH iafA 81 10 o. 100; ~ per y.
cottage aud brick stable; Sl5,000.
FINE FRONT ON w ST; suitable for q builder.
26UxS5; 81. 80 per #.
NEAR Is III. FACiNG SOUTH ON o; nne block of
per #.
LOOK At THIs.-LOT lss6190; on st. Just
west of 14th; e.,S25
INST. NEAR 18Th NV. lot COX LOG: s5eIs.
HlLL I'LL AVE NEAR 2lST ST.; 20xg0; only
18TH ST NEAR NV; a0xlOo; price $4,000
WASH'N DANENHOWER
1t HIS 4 1t "
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1 NOR sALE-DEsIRABLE DWELLINGS AND IN
II EESTMENTS

I>oR sALE-DEsIRABLE DWELLINGS AND IN
BARGAIN-rwo-sT0RY BASEMENT BRICK ON
rented; 900 trust due IN '9 to be assumed; $500
s3. 400 WILL Buy 4 New GROOM Brick worth easy
S3,GO0; all conveniences; centrally located ne;
now rented; 1880 cash; $3.50 March, 81; l.60O.
IN 4 BOOMING NEIGHBoRHoOD half square
from II st on 9TH ne. New Back building Bricks,
BIZ SIX SIS. PROPERTY IN CHOICE location; 9th
occupied dwelling easily into offices lot
7IH 81. MAX j. NV; suitable for business
OiFER wANfED FOX FOUR Sew Bricks on 5th
St mex, f9rner ne ro9ms and Tain lot l6x55
room Brick; tine lot; all mi; cheap; SO. 500.
FACING SOUTH ON FLoEIDA Ave. near 9th st.
NV, Two Very handsome New Bricks; ten rooms
Brs1 Ess PkoPEKIY. SIN st. near Ii: 3O.l1x1o3
FKAME HOUSE On Il, near 9th st. Me-; II enss;
! .TKEEI s.W. near 4th. Two Five-room Bricks;
II STRIFE NE, Two sSeveII-room Bricks near 9Th
st i2;, ,Ss each' $4,000 each.
GEORGETOWN. 81. near :}4th. Three Six-room
LIZ DkOl1 fAl.k !-room Brick Linden ave. just
above Fiorids aye All MI cellar; $4,000.
neighbOrhood u rooms bath and modern improve
ments; concreted cellar; parered: price $1,000.
tlGH II ST BIT: =. CAPITOL AND Ne,
Three room Bricks, 6 9xl 20: "a. 900 each.
6-room Frames; lots 22Nso: $4,000 esch I'' WI
MADISON 81. BEL. 1JTH AND 18TH SITS NV
EaTe Tffs AS sTS H W. Brick
lot l5x95; $4,000.
sa PEI Bkt u 18th x AMP 18TH Sc, New s,Ory
Groom lot LOWE Il S aNsy nsS22G
1t 1llo F st. NV.
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TosKPH oAwIEk,
d FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EM1 ALMA
$780, liza tsInsyivsnis ave s.N. :.
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SIOREA

UyOR RENr-A NICE NINE-RoON BRICK HOUSE
Il with large yard and parking. kitchen ON Ist floor
excellent neg hborhooG and near cars; rent $50 Isr
mo. A H. LEI son. 18th and X. i. ave. an:l5 81.
I,oR PENTHOUSE Ills 10TH ST NV NISr
II rooms including bath: hot aud cold water range
sc Rent $50. Inquire At 9261a La. au:S.- M
l,0R RENT-A SEvES-RoOM BRICK HOUSE,.
II modern in prUvements. $40 Delaware ave n q !.
IL squares from the Capitol; rent s2U.5 Apply
PA llth st.s.S. au.s2- 81.
TyOR RENT - THE CENTRALLY LOCATED
n House. 1871 New York ave. 81 rooms aud bath: :
two water closets and bsca yard all good condition.
Apply on premises after & pm ap2s-tjts
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1HOR SALE-FINE LOT on PRINCETON ST NEAR
IL Sherman ave., in T. BIS sub, 50Yl So Only 2Sc
per foot. WASHN DANENH0WER
n y
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1.NOR LE--LOTS-MERIDIAN HILL
Il Erie and Ontario ave-, lS4x..50, soc,
10th st. ext, 200 feet front, 81.
Ontario ave. bet. Superior aud Erie sta, 100xl4O
5Cc.
Ontario ave-. 6Oxl95. to Central st, 6Oc.
WASh'N DANENHOWER,
4 n
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II oSkLANn SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY
- strils. Montsoinery county, Md. rropcns Seyt
40 lh.fOosh training - ained at with the IN ma
sneel a. lar as Js~sible OF home sOv.l 1hs
nunoer ~ limited and rsTeciAl n gwen tls
nS.s. oi ne scholars For circulars and further
%ls-4m S., :; ~ : 1870 Ma
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II Cor. LIST. and d sts store and dwelling $4,000
400 st. new store and dwelling. 80. 90
window brick -. 200
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EDUCATIONAL.

TI,HE MEDICAL. PHAKMAcFUTICAL AND
II Dental Departments Of Howard University wll
open their winter session &C oBkh lOr circu.srs
sadross &. a PTRNiS. N. n,
su2O-toc1 Secretary n ls SIN Of ne.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WoOD,s COMMERCIAL scHooL, 4o7 EAST
full operation since 1885, and heartily Endorsed by
business practice. arithmetic RAPID writing grammar,
correspondence. spelling md typewrting. Over 100
in attendance last year Re-opens Sept g. Once open
for arrangements after seps. \. Annual scholarship
S25 Typewritfnx el0. Cifcularx.
au22-3In COURT T. WOOD, LIN. Principal.
A cADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS. lsla MASS.
n ave-, impsrta thorough knowedxe IN English
Music and Art PiAao. violin. harp, guitar banjo
taught Languages general vocal drawing and
IIoME FOR cHILDREN-A LADY LIVING o
I1miles from the city on the b and o. X r. desires
take few children 70 train and educate. Address
Box A. Star office su22-2fs
SHORTHAND.
- Acme Photography scQuirsd In 10 easy Iessona
Typewrtiug anrht free OF charge 10 Shorthand stu
dets Sessions dag and eyeuing. students helped 20
positions See dssSrtpt,ss for fsi PSrt,cr,
Fst nv. y. J. AULvEi. PRINCIPAL su14-i2t'
RaOoKEvILLE ACADEnY. MokTeoMEkY
Naval Academy the Counting Honse and the Farm
session begins Sept Id >. u wAkfIELD. AN
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Il T..
au23-2t Room 4, Atlantic Building
NOR sALE-SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; LOT 20
4 xs5 feet; price, & 200 cash. Address OWNER r..
Star Office. it,
LNOR sALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN IN TWELVE
Il room brick House in thorough condition; every
imiroveeDt. desrably located 20-foot alley in
Price VIII sell at once Address INVESTMENT. Star
Office. au23-3ts
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ID oCk hill COLLEGE
AASondncted by the Brothers of the Christian schcolA
situated nion the sloIe OF one OF the rtctnrcsans
ii,s 9Nerlooking kLLlCol1 CITY, HOWARD
SOlNTh, MD. Scientific classical and Commercial
Sosfses STUDENTS rtneiNed Bosrders Deg
scholars For Particular address
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The above houses can determined By permit from
eur Cftce onlE THOMAS J. .FISBER co.
aus 1874 ut. n ".
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I,OR sALE-sOME OF THE HANDsoMEsT LOTS
l. in Holmead Manor. Mount Pleasant tbetween the
9Th and 14th 81. carsI still for sale Streets
being graded and sidewalks laid and to be planted
this fall These npro, enIents being done with
price rom $1,000 to $4,000 TO be built at once.
Prices OF this property will be advanced when street
Est. tyl2-3m
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SPENCEKIAN BusINFSsCoIIFGE.

~ corner sth and u Nv.
hPtscticAl business education that qualities young
men snd ~onen Tor sslf- SUPPORT aud us~ful lives,
rear oe-lns MuNlAl, srlI 4. Oface open for ar
rnselehts run August 20 his co,.s,re
SIX schpols VIZ schoo II Practical lusirss nd Ac-
counts. includts English lAuxnAxe busans.. .r,fh-
insLS anu Ia Ia wntllg. huIAl aud social culture,
SshoSI - preIaratoTl tngiSh. Including elementary
oookheeplig school OF Shorthand and rypewritins.
lnclud ne pune tuAuoD anu spelling Schoo of SIsncs-
ri&1i ftsct ca Team shin tuolalins te.lsrs tor.
mai course and blackboard writing: Srhool Of Ne-
chaDicsi aud Architectural nraNin nclud ng govern.
nient worA school Tor Cvil Servce rGinius ndiy,d-
uAl aLd class Instruction. DAy and Night Sos.ann.
lear = hoiArsipfor bushes. course day sessiuus al
l.shme lorn entering and balance on monthly in
stailinents OF % each. 600 paid in full o en-
teslns ar s'ho larshp nislt -essious ESQ payAAs
80 on oifer and hAlAn m monthly instn nlents n
81 each OF $40 pgd IN full on entering OuarfNrlf
rates: ego day sessions. sls nsht Nrlte or
ALn hmm .