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Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

when .slEi5rt..,l with any ag the aslssr-
llsI,s s5-It di-aass whn,A make ale a
Eur,Iaa. try Hrgtts e'Gre- I8 Is eissiraH.
tee,L Tf lt doss YOU ~ good i cosis
vou notain.<
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

'ss nay 0reas, efOzs :.
= H. : aiFfy the home = W-. VI
Z Aes dellzhssuF rras-
., sae guest Ct ll5zl Ara--
sai''-'i,ss.a- Il aaecrar
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

7 ? EeNatou las rs-r-Bs !
'r' "a q srfp Co Memphis, oxford
and down dha I q Is far AS C..a-
e9pr aud Feporrs hslt crops remark
able aae--Sunff lwet T5c.l.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

Mira. MeEl-ay Vas called t.
Memphis a few dlvs ago. a1 ne-
counts OF the Illness Of Eer dsarhs
er' Hlss hats- whom we are rJ.d
to learn IS Tmprcvfug.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

Tr. w z Avemt passed throU2h
Oxford last FrIsI.sv, EN- Route to
e9egtgrI ON hgSf- ass.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

Stop and th1akr Plantation
Call Cure (Isesulsr aud HAzteiesst
cures 50 cases cut ef every leo.
and price snIy 51 cts For sale ty
Or. j L Chandler, OxfsEd
AA Houatoa & Son, sbheTilIe.
IT Afvis, Thyiors.
Webb. & NullDr Dallas
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

W III Lewis OF TJeeaPofE Is
nav Subscriber to THE EAGLE.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

bose substantial anI popu, AR
eltszeHs AessFs J III WeIeh ana
Curtle' Hail from the Easr were.
z. ID see gs r'sesIsy- Thcv report
she people as talking pchrlea a lit
th e0ttan crop falling Of. health
good, and Prusfacted meetlu . al
IT aa,. them.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03
w w. 6. KERSHAW.
Merchant Tailor


Wy Fall Cassimers and samples are now ar
irving and am better prepared than ever To get
up first-class Clothing mt low prices.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

Liss'a Praf- .si tEe o..ga Sla. aes
tas sae PsfacsPal az l-f, W. -,
41y marrlre for 0sfrT his
aems- lie c.aa1e CD fsa a. r..
nsIla taar mouths. tua Elses. 4 -
sea saaa ae taa been wlta us IT,
seea- Ceiae a-tra--C1lambia
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

rFs -rsats yosr wish a captivating smile.
Ysrfr hand be u ssreiY Saka
B,ss "a eiscted. you chi Bet your pile.
Helr ztVe you the eas,i snake.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

The board os Supervisors Will
msrs usxs Monday
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

Miss Notlie Bmulaa l Isft this
aieruIng tor Sarrlrs To rssume her
.lafp.s IN the PubIIe schuoI there
The hAaEE will Keep her posted
~ to what takes place Ia Oxford
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03


ID ofsttins drs Has
hiest mp
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

Mrs. Bruce. wife Of w FL Bruel
Of Beus >, dleI suddenly Idss sun
dsv.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

TIE cattca eruP in LTFaveste
will not Be as IGrge ~ the pros
pscss frss IadIc;rtc,t In the cou
test for supremacy the cotton b.
had L poor shlN asanst the eai1
weather, rust and worms.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

I Will Guy aEt sell furnitnre on
esn ~ Issl0D er otherwise. I have
at present, PLlI5r suits, Bel room
suits, Cook s-svps, Sewing ml-
chimes; exc. IN 6rsS elsss order.
They are = hlrglTu-
A W JLeksos.
,Jafv Is. 1891.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

,,5, ssas errlas Wagons rhrgs t.ar.s e,s
49,, -, ~ ~ 9sa Secaut Hand s-pIn4 w,.r.t
-, -. ,-p isap Iur Gas u ar .F1ud nor lrilBIa ~
g'vfard. Ana u nsii 4 N nrT,,r W sT5''it-
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

Nr- y y Ia.issau bis 1ssses,r-
II hlnlself WITH ueaal esa De
found az mv furniture sstlBI.sa-
meat. lie - the fuest cabinet
EorAmau That Ia ever bseH ~
0AE rt asi l. a PRACTICAL furu
tare Ean-
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

Ot Hamburg Edging. al wplths.
as a great reduetleu, az
hrs. !. 4. SivIv-s.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

Anew I.ne at ttI9vss, IIss re.
ceiErds Ls
Nfs. 4 e SlvEeT's,
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03
Great Millinery Slaughter
$ AH4fr.

will sell all Of my Fine Trimmed Hats at Cue-Third thsr
Value, all Summer Shapes FIcvsers and
Ribbons at Sacrifice Prices at
=sss- ~ q Shirley > nefhZAesY 4 notion hcae5e
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

= Sood seeaaL-aaad EaaTa- ton
typewriter fer sale. ebeng -
casa VIII selI new rlte.irs. -
same make.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03
And Altering Ready SIade Clothing

Fyeuu danyth hing n = Ca
Juys5 sol W.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03

It. losTa Aulraws.
August 5. ISgs.
Oxford eagle., 1891-09-03
GREAT REDUCTION I'M NOTIONS.

viii sell at reduced prices my stock OF Swsse Waite
and Black Lawns. Swiss EdgIag Hamburg Edgng.
Laees> Ladies' and ehiIdreas Hose. CeFsetS. IIIts
and Gloves. Handksrchefs. Neck wear.
HaIe ornaments PURSES Fans.
Underwear a sacrifice Al
-1siS- ~ T. z/le/eY nafIdne5Yf f1scfecls hcs,9c
NEXT % OFFICE
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WORK OF THE CORONER.

Cases which Required His Investigation
During the Month of September.
The report of Coroner Patterson for last
month was made to the health officer today.
The report shows an active month for
the coroner, there being an average OF
more than two cases . day. There
were sixty-two deaths requiring the
coroner's action, but only one Of them was q
homicide. Tha. was the killing of Jandorf by
Sam Moore in the United States Jail. The
number of suicides was larger than usual,
there being five cases, while there were nine
cases Of drowning. In thirty-six Of the cases
the deceased persons were colored and forty
ono were males There were only two unknown
infants found.
Henry Kiefer. Harry L. McGraw and Holly s.
Heath were drowned at the bathing beach, and
Gustav Uhlrich lost his life in the river near
the new bridge. Policeman Constantine was
drowned down the river, and Welton johnson
and Robert Grantlin also filed watery graves.
The latter was drowned OH the steamer W. W.
Corcoran when the boat was burned. George
King and Elizabeth c. Harvey also lost their
lives in the water.
Mary NJ. Sins was one Of the unfortunates
who ended her life, and she used q razor on her
throat for that purpose. An old soldier, An
dreas Wohlgemuth, selected the pond in the
Soldiers Home grounds as the place to die,
while Michael Mahl, an aged man, selected a
piece Of rope "a the best means to end his life,
and hung himself from the rafter in a slaugh-
ter house. Marie Wolff, or Kraemer, took a
dose Of poison and wrote letter or will before
her death
dose Of narcotic poison killed Julius Jen-
SEN
Alfred II. Gage died from asphyxia- He
failed to turn of the gas when he went to bed.
Gilbert Hsckey was the only person whose
S-.I
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The twenty-third reunion of the Army Of
Tennessee was called to order at Grand Army
Hall yesterday in Chicago by Senior Vice Prcsi-
dent Col Sexton OF Chicago. committee of
fve, consisting Of Cen. Dodge. Col. Howe, Gen.
n. d. Lcggett Gen. Green b. Raum and Cen
A H:eksniooper, was appointed to make proper
resolutions Of regret over tho death OF the late
president OF the society, Gen. W. T. Sherman
and to solicit subscriptions from the members
Of the society for the purpose OF erecting q
monument IN his honor. II was also resolved
that the society subscribe the sum Of s550 TO-
ward the sherman monument fund. Last even
ing interesting exercises were held ct the Audi
forum. After prayer by Right Rev. sam
Fsllows addresses OF welcome wero delivered
BY Gov Filler Of Illinois and Mayor Washburr
OF Chicago. Col Sexton responded on bshal
OF the socisty The annual GRAFTON was deliv
cred By Gen. A. Hickenlooper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
THE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Applicants Elected and Retscted-The Race
Question Said Have Had Influence.
The Medical Society met last night and took
M q number of applications for membership.
Some were successful in passing the ordeal of
election and in the future viii be fuIl-nedged
members Of the society, while others failed of
the necessary thres-fourth vote and are still
out in the cold Among the latter class were
two applicants, graduates OF Howard Uni
vsrsity, and their rejection las renewed the
charge that there il . discrimination in
The society to discriminate against Howard
University on the race question and for other
purposes Both the Howard University grad
uates whose applications were rejected last
night we're white persons and one of them was
Lady. The successful applicants we're Amelia
Erbach. G. A. Coggeshall, W. ST. Clair Bowen,
J. Foster Scott, Louis Mackall, jr, Thos: J.
Kelly, E l. Tompkins. B. Ashbourne, Caphart
Clifton Mayfisld, Elmer Southron, Charles W.
Brown J. +. Price, @. H Stoweu and fayette
@ Ewing.
GOSSIP ABOUT THE AFFECTIONS
Just how much the Howard University quss-
Hon entered into the rejection of two candi-
dates by the society ID rather hard to place, a.
beth sides seem to have . disinclination TO
talk The rejected applications were J. N.
Carroll, F. j. Woodmsn, Mrs VI. ID. Spach-
man and ". d. Hughes, the two
latter being graduates from Howard Uni
versity and DR.. Hughes being the recently
appointed medical inspector under the health
ofkcer Many of tie friends Of Howard Uni
versity attribute the rejections referred to to
combination among portion OF the society TO
rsject all applications from Howard University
on scooant of the race question, and also In
an sndeavor TO draw students away from thas
institution, and some Of DR.. Hughes friends
are inclined 70 trace his rejection to the friends
q the late health officer.
TRIBUTE TO DE- MUMMY.
Among the other occurrences at the meeting
Last night was an eloquent tribute to the
memory Of DR.. Murphy by DIR. Lee and the
passage Of resolution expressing the sorrow
Of the society at the loss which the community
and the profession had sustained. DR.. Lees
speech was an eloquent one, and in closing he
said Of DR.. Murphy: AS physician whenever
have had occasion to be with him have been
satisfied with his skill and judgment, as q
friend he has done his part in proving himself
true 10 those who were most devoted and faith
f1l TO him. and a a companion in the woodssnd
fields on the rivers and mountains-in all OF
natures haunts that knew him SO weil-he Will
long be remembered"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
PROPOSALS.

y the once OF the euperintendeat. Treasury Depart
msp e. wsfsEfef r S1i fwo 9SteSk
for al the labor and patszias required for Tin koof
&c. for the Mtndsr building. Washington. D. G.. IN
accordance with the drauinx and copies
Of which msy b had g this once Each bad musf Be
Accompanied by certihed check for not less
than per cent q the amount q H. pFopoasl sThs
Department VIII reject all beds received sfer the time
herein rfafed FOR oreninR the aame also hos which
- net comply sSetly WITH eli shs reauiremsuts q
this fnvitsfion fropo.as 1unt b fncosed in envsi-
6 tie Wines. spldi1E, Mss6is9sse. .. q" "a a:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

PEOPLE WIFE HAZE that Is continually falling
cut % thoss that are bald eau stop the falling and
Get : good s-ewsh Of hair b. using kaiis Aar Re
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ALEXANDRIA.

THE FIRST MErHoDIsTs OF ALEXANDRIA.
The Alexandria Methodists have occasion for
graduation that the frs: services Of the NJ.
T. church here were held under circumstances
almost identical with those Of the first services
Of Methodism in America, mentioned by
Bishop Hurst in his welcome to the ecumenical
council yesterday. The Methodist church
last century by Ezekiel Cooper and William
Walters. held its first meetings, like those in
New York, in q sail loft in the upper story of q
building on the southeast corner Of King and
Union streets, near the Washington and Alex
andria ferry wharf. in 1904 or thereabout.
Ths congregation put up frame building on
Church alley" where the rear portion of the
present Catholic church stands In 1910 this
frame church was sold to the Catholics and the
present NJ T. church erected on Washington
street between King and Prince streets, where
it still stands very much improved and is known
now e. Trinity III. E. Church
SHOOTING ARRAY.
Last night during an ARRAY near the corner
Of Cameron and Henry streets Abe Douglass,
colored, fred two shots at piggy" Washing
ton, colored- Neither shot took effect, and
Douglass was carried to the station house by
the police, and this morning was held by the
mayor for the ofense-
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
The democratic senatorial convention assem-
bled at the Hpera House at noon and nomi.
mated Capt. George Mushback as candidate for
the Virginia state senate from Alexandria, Fair
fax and Prince William counties. Tho county
convention will meet this afternoon.
NOTES.
Ex-Gov. Fitzhugh Lee spent last night here
and this morning went out with Capt P. D.
Hooe TO visit Gen. Lee at Ravensworth.
The liant house and lot on the Alexandria
and WashinrtOu rrrnnike near ippc.
ton has been purchased for $4,000 by Mr..
yauea Powerful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
Presidential Pos,mast.rs Appointed.

The following named presidential postmas-
tsrs have been appointed. The Offices affected
all became presidential. on the 1st instant. and
In each case the President appointed the in
eumbcnt Of The Office q. the time i. YVES raised
TO this class;
James NJ Cockrum. at Oakland city. Ind ;
VIM =. Peddyeord, at Nappanee. Ind; VIM. II.
Muilin. at RGston. La; Geo. Piummer, at Lis
bon Falls, Me-; Geo. d. Austin, at Phillips,
Ne; Wn- H. Motley, at Woodford's, Me-; Asa
y. Fay, q. Marlborough, Mass.; Jas. E. VIM
brough, at Snow Hill, Nd: Jay W. Higginbot-
tom, at Norborne, NO.; Henry l. Smith, at
San Jaconto, Cal; Chas. II. Gray. at San jean
tro, Cal; Geo. W. Hemenway. at Winters, Cal
Chas. u. Core, at Homer, H.: Henry c. Over
man, at Woodlawn Park. ILL.,; Chas. F. lie
Compile, at Corydon. Iowa, Chauncey +. Owen,
At Ienborn- Iowa; Horace n. Taylor, at New
Cariisie, Ohio; Roger Richards, at Shawnee,
Ohio; Green b. Creekmore, at Jellico, Tenn.
Vim. McMznis, At Baird. Tex; Vim. II. Cats.
u Grsnbury, Tex; Mrs. Mamie ]. Rsnshaw, At
Whitewrisht. Tex; Moses W. Smalley, at Wolfe
City, Tex; Samuel A Rounds, at South Bend,
Wssh-; John IL MILAN, at Warrington, W. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
FOR RENT-STORES.

LfOR hENT-STORE AND DWELLIN0; sIy
4 rooms; CELLAR; water and gas; 4O4 9Th IT. ~. !:
LfOR RENT-l7l4 Nh ST NV, sT0RF. DWELL
Il ting and stable. Good business place for any bua-
ness VAL rent store separate II 20 dssrsd Inquire
1151 6th ct. n ". ocfSsss
LOB RENT-9r0kE 625 d ST. NV; IN GOOD
4 repair; suitable for any businonuI Apply 70 W ri
JOHNbON. 5lS 18th st. n y. a1orim
ESQR AENT-Sl4 PA AVE n. w., LARGE sfORf
25x5o; teu-foom house, mod. hnp1-, over sfore
Aleo twostory and house In the rear
ycPs 09ggh 20 3o-toee allsy. SwokhsTEDT 5
Er01 EkNT.STQRx AND FLATS, JUST COZ.
ssssss. AePly 9 = L 1sfA6isANb. fp0m 40 o..
eossn building. sslSSims
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

lroR RENr-TCRNIsnKp. 10 ADULTS. A yEkH
II desirable nai OF STA rooms east, souta snl
sxTsure price sta reiercncs. ssotsh n ~ tl7se<t'
LNeR RkNT-rNo SUITES OF rive hooNs
each, WITH windows the north aud south. a~rond
floor, A. o 81 NV. Rent rssiucel 90 tl- O. small
family Apply % D. A. MCINTYRE. - - n v.
opposits Trinity Church. ere-h
LoR RENT-,'HoICE FIAT, CAPITOL I'LL.
y thrce extra isr1e communicating roonIs. e~rond
nocr al modern improvements HANDSOMELY psIsr~d
!istt hou-skeepins Nefy de>ar.tie. III Oh - ne
INoR RENI-IN NrsT IND HATS. ss2e n 81.
u near sasnal orhce sud ten minutes from 1rssury
Del artmen. hNe roous, osth ranso. al modsrn I'M
pr. vgrlenrs rsnt Sel
Also tlree MONS. hath pantry With sink and ~rsg
rent slos each has q s-s.r~ss oosl vault eDl -
meter.
l'oR REN1-SECoNp-sTORr FLAT. l<0s lfTE
II 81 a ". seven rooms. with heat and water. y 4.
Mef AhLAND. Room 20. corcoran building. s-rt-sf.
E'oR RENT - WELL fUkNIsREp sEoQNp-
Il noor nat six rooms and hath; complete N al ap
poinmenfs; eNceiienf chance for sdnlts de-arlnE
quiet coniort and rriNacy % secrre cory hose no
children DOS Apply LIS l4th -. Alter 10 .
ocoNs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08
BOARDING..

rINwO GENTLEMEN WILL FIND A PLEASANT
room and good board d moderate price in a small
private family by applying at Gil X II. after
p during this and the coming week. References
exchanged. ocS-3ts
: A REFINED PARTISAN LADY WOULD TAKE
"A few select boarders; French spoken at table, in
struction IL desired superior accommodations; high
est references given and required. Address CON-
yERSATION, Star Office. oc5-bts
S)ll7 u ST. NV, HANDSOME ROOMS TO
~ rent. large snd small. furnished and unfur-
nished, from 10 up; furniture new mod. inps first
class board i'll the house location central a Inn
TINHE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH ST. NV. RATES 81
l. per day; week, 81; headquarters Tor sghtseers;
6rstclass home place; runs stages daily to all points
OF interest. myl7
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h .
EOK sALE-BAR ROOM DOING A GOOD BUsT.
ness; will sell cheap as owner Is going west. Call
at PIG Il st. s.w. oc2-1ws
EOR RENT - CORNER DRUG STORE AND
dwelling twelve rooms business established thirty
years. one of the best locations northwest; long lease
given. Apply at once to GEO. W. LlNkINS, 500
18th st. nv. ocS-6t
EOR SALE-ROCK SPRING INN. SITUATE ON
y the Conduit road two miles nearer Washington
than CABIN John bridge and mile from terminus
two elegant springs on property; public watering
fountain, &C. good 7-room frame house. large barn
and plenty Of shed beautifully shaded has next
70 The iargest trade on The road. which Of The
Including fprnttuie cfocksry. fixtures &c For fur
WAsH'N DANENHOwER,
01262W Cor 18th and g SITS.
CLEANING WATCHES. Soc. MAIN SPRING. SOC. |;
crystals l0c. warranted 70 years in business cash
for DAD gold. silver Watches. Jewery; confederate
money. Jewelry store under Metropolitan. jy1O-3ln
VOp TAKE NO CHANCE
L Ramsay cleans your watch for 81, puts IN MAIN
spring tor Il, and warrants his work one year. We
clai to BE- the best and cheapest practical watch
makers in the city. l2.s4 T st. NV jalU
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LUX KILN IL NEU I'M
Il The Clarendon Hotel,
n y ave and 18th ST
NV. 7Or. s625
5l0 llth 81 NV, Tor and
= large halls and
store..-..-.-...-....---25 80
Columbia road. l5r. 20
l3Y h 81 NV, 15r. DOS. 81
1879 NJ ST NV. l5r.....2OO
Sl5 18th 81 NV, l6r l06. %
81 10Th ST NV, l0r. 100. %
l22S NJ 1t nv. Lx......lJO
JAY Mass ave NV. lar. l3J
III Pa ave NV, DWELL
ing and store. Tor.
SO l4th st NV. l.,r.....l2l
$40 l4th ST NV, llr. lel
$40 L Cap ct, 2sr. .l2j
lS36 18th st NV. l5r. :. LII
1874 G ST NV, 3r. l2I
lUUY 9Th ct NV. l4r...loO
l64& .Slst u NV. l3r. 100
ll04 18th ST NV, :2s.r. 100
lS3 18th st NV. l0r.......1Ot
2OlS X ST NV. llr. SO. 81
16,!S 10th It NV. llr. 81. 81
62..5 L 81 NV. l5r. 49,. .S,B. %
l1o2 9Th ST NV. llr.G5
FURN
Conn ave near K st NV,
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ocs el3 Pa. ave,
EoR sALE-AsTY PIANO. ONLY ESQ. POP
- ulAr m,s,c only md Zoe fres casAlorns :ss&~a-
sels-lnl THoMsoN's MUSIC STORE. GIL 11ft e..
RoR sALE-oNE SECONDHAND UPRIGHT.
II $685. slO cash and 10 per month Pianos for rsnt;
pianos moved HUGO NORcH 4 COZ, Aruntr .,r
bohiner pianos. oS5 nh q. nv. 80
EoR sALE-cLEARING oUT FOR NEw sToc (:
one nn< upright piano equal 90 nes. e1s5essh .lro
bargains other 01sl-claEs uIHtrEf ulsDo1 -
cash bus e q. L WILD q Mos. 100 nh 81 M ~
Lon sALE-AHANDsonE ANTIQUE ozT On
II IL stops, nickel Gnrer euzrd inst fr~u 81
oryi beautiful instrumenf; only as c.nh FTf''E
fkk& CokLIff. 6lo l1fh ~ Nv -
Z FIVE DoLLAzs MONTHLY
S2s .. @ SMITH. l2s5 n -
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED-ENGLIsH MAsrIFF, ANSWERS TO
~ name Tonans wearing tag 1a1l. His return to
~ st. ne. or Information Of his whereabouts viii
be literally rewarded. ocS-2t'
II OsT-A BLACK AND TAN GYP. REWARD IF
IL returned to W. c. BONSAL. Mt. Pleasant. It,
I OsT = WEDNESDAY NIGHT. FINE BLOOD
Abay horse; had web halter, with rope attached.
Liberal reward tor his return Information leading
to his recovery. 9UY North Carolina s. e. oS
T OST-A KNIGHT TEMPLAR WATCH CHARE
II Suitable reward will be given IL finder will send
dress to Star office. oc7-3ts
7 OST-ON 18TH ST BETWEEN ST. AND NEW
IL York pair of steel framed spectacies in
Fin Ger will pleuse return them and receive
ward. l.. STARGAkDIER. 6l3 18th st. 4. W. o7-2t
~ where between 80 and SITS n W and the Zooioei-
small diamonds. Finder will be literally rewarded
upon returning 1t to 2l9 Sd ST. NV oc7-2t
T OST - SCARF PIN - DESIGN, GOLD KNOT
~ with pearl head pin through knot; small dialnon,
in center. 30 reward if returned to FRANK HALL.
cor. It'll and SITS. wv. oct-;jts
C1n REwARD-LOST SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER
RaO ~ 1881 silver open face Elgin wasch, No
9th St. NV. oc6-3t'
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WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED---HOUSES.
WANTED-TO BUY A NICE SMALL HOUSE
w from owner; no basement kitchen. Address
p. o. Box g. Falls Church. Va oce-3.'
WANTED-BY PHYSICIAN, HOUSE BETWEEN
w III and @ and 9th and 18th sts,: state rent and
number OF rooms on frst floor. Address HOUSE X.
WANTED CAN RENT EVERY HOUSE
w brought into my once in the next 80 days. My
list OF applicants for furnished houses il especially
large. It'll A. n GoRAAN. $40 Ism 4. NV.
WANTEDITO BUY HOUSE OF 8 Rooms.
With stable and large lot. on Capitol Hill for
Se,ooo or less. Owners please address O. K. Star
WANTED-AT OMEGA GENTEEL HOUSE OF
" seven OF eight FOOTE'S in rood neiEnbcrhood; rent
mot 70 exceed $40 Address W. and f., Star Office.
WANTED-BY A FAMILY OF ADULTS. A TEN
~ room house. MI. bet K and p. 18th and 2uth
sts rent not to exceed $50 per month Address Bog
l57. Star office. oc7-3t'
WANTED-.ATo ONCE FOR CASH. DIRECT FROM
beyond stb ooo P Sr,ck Iso m o NOT or
send description at once. VI. b WATSON Co. 6:,o
WAANTED-QUICK SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
w what have you! W. B. WATSON CO..
oc3-V 03o st. n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-08

SHE'D.
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1914 Z 81 NV. l3r..........s5
2Olo O - NV. 9r.........s5
l;euls y 81 NV, lOr. IS
lsgi 18th ~ NV. llr. %
"a 18th 81 NV. Tor .....oO
2l49 Fla ave NV. Or. go
lila 18th st NV. 3r
. \ n ave NV. Pr. .......Jo
l.-S3 18th 81 NV. sr......s5
1854 18th NJ NV .sr. .....45
sOl X ~ NV. Sr and ST. -
sUe ii NJ NV, ar.
80 18th ~ NV. VI .....45
llOO 18th ~ NV, 2r......40
1880 18th st NV, sr......35
800 \ h ave NV. store
and dwelling. Or .....30
Se4 l.,th ct NV, IT,. 20
ouS A ST Sc. 6r.............j
s0l 18th st nv. ux.......25
3lO LIST ~ ne. ;Br. ~ h. -
l32 Mass ave NV. lSr...-
224.SS II II NV. 0r I'D
sl5 4 st sw, 0r........D
2ls LIST 81 sw. 0r. Ii
IsHED.
q 81 near 18th OF NV,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05

The death Of Senator Wilson re.
moves one Of the few remaining states
men of the old school. Judge Wilson
was q man who always acted from
principle and never from mere ex-
psdisncy. He never thought 10 right
te vote for any bill he thought wrong
10 itself in order to secure the passage
or defeat Of another bill. He never
believed in choosing between two
evils-hs rejected both when il came
to choosing between the Force Bill
and the Free Coinage Bill. he posi-.
lively refused to vote for the letter.
in order to defeat the former. he
never thought it right to do evil that
good might come. In loving him,
Maryland loves one Of her ablsst and
truest sons and the nation one Of its
most patriotic servants Merchants
and Manufacturer Journal 1- .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-03-05

CONSERVING AGAINST THE AMER.
IcAN HEN.-The duty on Canadian
eggs 10 TO be svaded By an ingenious
scheme. Enormous henneries are to
be erected. buildings being placed on
the boundary line. so that ons-half Of
their area will be in Canada and the
- ~ - "a sns
hens will be fed on "cheap Canadian
food" and tended by "chsap Canadian
labor" on one aide. and do the laying
of their eggs on the other. It 10. Of
course. nothing less than . dsstardly
attempt to deprive the American hen
of the benefits of the tariff bill, know
ing that the crushed and defeated Mr..
Mckinley il no longer in the House
to prevent it.--Chica9O Herald.