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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-20

INVESTMENTS.
The fsT II II SSp c FTk
ruKE 'QGREafRN S City "a THE WORLD"
Every citizen Of the United States should desire to
own real estate in the capital of this prominently
IN '. World d as ss IL G
social and scientific center of the country Its pros
upon the prosperity and growth Of the whole Country
As the nation increases in population and wealth 50
and social h are being
ii is Growing Tso NET 5 tEEEEAnE AND EDUcA
vantage adjoining superb institutions Of learn.
The day moi far distant when piece Of prop
CT in city w b "a. the
center and winter health resort: city Of eonyen:
o
the site OF the great American University terminus Of
from the White House. near Woodley Inn a. and the
Dun5ane Club: 1t is part Of the northwest section.
LOTS 1926 TO $3.50.
One million hve hundred thousand feet already
sold to pur. hasers IN ali parts OF the country Good
The AMERICAN UNIVERSITY project is sure Of
splendid communication. $40 OOO. GOD VIII be ex-
;asf9 ssff ABOUT
HElG aF fh AP GsYs q THE GE9gNDs
WHERE is IT LOCiTED.-ln northwest Wash
and only aslort distance OF View President
Cieveands corner country home. and Grassiands ex-
mile nortwesl ei the g. SaTa e 91
tory. costing g. 900. 600 and short distance west Of
the National and Geological Parks, where Congress
las already authorized OCO COO TO lie spent. At its
las: session CONGRESS appropriated $40. 600 for grad
TO the American University. This within the
city is the most beautiful and fashionable thorough
HOW DOES THE LAND LIE,-It is one of the
hghes points within the District Columbia and Ii
very picturesque and roInantic The around slopes
is :x LOO Iset, and cast to $3.50 per lot
NTH cash. balance in =. aud years. All taxes
ait to date o: deed. which is tnrnishe free
Inc TAX on snyie lot viii only lie dollar two.
copy OF the Columbia Title Insurance Company's
cerhate given Tree to every purchaser We have sold
to bankers brokers' editors, lawyers, army officers
ministers, school acers government employees and
pr9nlinen; business men.
HOW ABOUT NORTHUMBERLAND are be.
ing graded to their full width. ninety feet Parking
hteen feet wide in front OF all lots purchasers
garden spot i3I5 feet Tor nothing buyers OF corner
lots get larAnS l1x i:Ofeet. No restriction deed
Five besuaSp coss9e, renasi n
erected OH the Heights. he construction q nag
Irns. res:a. nee Is also well under way.
MORRIS ADDITION TO NORTHEAST WASH
Lots from 800 to $500 SIS cash; balance in 1, .
ana years interest 6per cent Thissubdivis;on with
the Northeast section. 1t will be but short time be-
0fs LIZ T b Ssssff s sahaaes IN value
II you are looking for home from 3d. $50 to &C. OOO
and you set your moneys worth. We have 80 houses
you h-y choose from aud NO reasonable offer refused
is higher owing is nsarnsss to the csnis1
~ ~ '''''' INV JOHN F. " W%aGAMH MAN.
se:o-u Cor. OF 18th and G sts. nv.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

pUT YOUR MONEY
IN
REAL ESTATE
In and around Washington city. which will in few
years social and intellectual as well as the Do
ltical. center of the United States.
II you are looking
FOR AN INVESTMENT.
OR HOME SITE,
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS.
THE WASHINGTON AND ARLINGTON
ELECTRIC ROAD.
To pass through this subdivision, is now under con-
struction Cars will be running over the road by the
middle Of next month.
THE BRIDGE ACROSS THE POTOMAC
Will be under construction in less than thirty days
completion of which will place the residents Of For.
Meyer Heights within 10 minutes ride of the center
of the city. In the meantime passengers over the
electric road will be transferred in carettes over the
Aqueduct bridge to the Washington and Georgetown
railroad.
AsToNE QUARRY
Of beautiful hard blue stone
Has been opened
In Fort Meyer Heights, from which
STONE WILL BE FURNISHED AT COST
To those intending to build. This stone will also be
MACADAMIZING THE STREETS.
contract has been let for grading the streets to the
amount Of sl5. OOO at which large force is now At
work.
LOOK AT OUR ADVANTAGES.
Cheap stone for building.
An electric road.
Only one-haE mile from city.
Right on Military road.
Ad1ons Fort Meyer.
Highest elevation.
Magnificent views.
Graded streets.
natural park.
Overlooking Washington city and the Potomac.
Healthy location.
Pure water.
Prices only DC. to 15c. per square foot.
Lots on route Of electric road, &c. to loo.
NOW is THE TINE TO BUY.
The improvements to be made this fall will cause
big advance in this property next spring.
You could hardly call this suburban property as 1t
Is SO near the CITY, and when the electric road
pleted residents OF the Heights reach center Of
city quickly those residing in the northwestern
or Northeastern section Of Washington.
THE VIEW FROM FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
Is simply grand, taking in the whole city of Washing
ton. the Potomac river and the hills OF Maryland and
Virgins for miles around.
PRICES QUOTED ABOVE
Viii not last lonR IL you thinking Of buying do
SO At once and reap the bene1t OF advance which
Is Likely to come In the next thirty days
We can give you any size lot from 5OxlOO feet to
one acre.
1T WILL PAY YOU HANDSOMELY
subdivide same into small us sell them for
you.
Don't hesitate to call and let us drive you over the
plMTp pnu, ;r, we nave teams Tor that purpose
ROBINSON L LODGE,
Investment and Real Estate Brokers,
Us US Us M and h a;1 { 8, nI n x
ocl5-tu, tn. Is
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LADIES
AwoNDER IN sHoEMAKING.
SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES'
AFULL LINE NOW In STOCK
Price s35
These Shoes look well and fit well.
They are comfortable to tender feet
Made on the bench at our Baltimore house
Good material used to make them.
Call and see them Ask for them It's the fsvorit,
family shoe.
You won't be without them after one trial
Extra orders will be 80 cents extra price.
This shoe is worth q. 90 o: anybody's money.
Ask for our make-S3. 30 Shoe.
WILsO CARR,
Custom Shoemalers.
s2sF ST. NV
oc19-6t Baltimore Store and baltimore 1t.
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SHOOTING sTAkA


I'VE win be consistent 10 the end, I" sid 90
western horse thief 70 another.
Yes" was the reply, I'VE yin hang 70
gether."
In Congress there's a maxim that
should guide the honor seeker
The man who speaks the most b not
Most likely TO be Speaker.
81 tell you," said the enthusiastic Young
athlete. that young Bifkins was the Moses Of
our foot ball eleven"
Il see." she said interes.edly, .and You dis
covered him IN the 'rushes. didn't your"
You'll be man like one OF No some DAY."
said the patronizing sportsman 10 . lad Who
was throwing his line into the same stream.
Yes. sir. he answered. Il spose I will some
day, but blieye Id rather stay small and
keteh few fish,"
81 desire" said the scribe to the scribbler,
ito become famous. You must help me-"
Alas. replied the scribbler, Il cannot do
anything like this for myself"
That makes no difference. will write Q
poem"
lies; but your poems are not good"
That also makes no difference. will write
q poem and you shall parody il. Thus will my
poem become famous and will be great among
men. What viii you get2 Won't you have
the honor of personal acquaintance with .
famous mann DO you desire the earthg"
The zoologist finds a topic Of absorbing In
terest in the sponge.
Twas nothing but little kiss
Twas but lock Of hair;
But they broke him up at billiards
And n the bill of fare
us that wild cat Of yours tameY'
Course he is; sart.n;' replied the old trap
per. Jest keep i'm chained up an don't 20
too neard i'm and he's like a lamb"
TT is a great pity" said the sportsman's
wife after he had told her of his days e,peri-
ences.
What isg" he asked.
That fish can't grow as rapidly before il 10
caught as It does afterward."
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CHOICEST GRocrn1Es.
PRICES GUARANTEED.
FRESH NEW GOODS
ARRIVING DAILY.
N. W. BURCHELL
Importing Grocer,
l3S5 + ss.

J.. III. FLAxAaAx.
Do YOU know him!
Il not ark your friends about him.
Watches. Diamonds, Clocks and Jewelry.
sels-sSl Oh 9TH st. n. w.. next corner Of II q.
RTIsTlC FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT
"A tention sfven to all uttings. Large studio for
KETE xESITHYS aAIIkkT. ii0S "a S1 iii L *.
ave. e.f7,9m
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To HousEkEEpERs
GU CANNOT Go WRoxa
S3 Penna. ave.

You CANNOT Go WRoSa
In buying Dunlap Hat. Dunlap in
PRODUCED fine grade head gear in
America and are his sole AGENTS
for this city. The leading shape this
season is the low crown and wide
brim and is worn by all fashionably
dressed men in America. Our motto
has been and always will be- Goods
sold as low any house il America
quality considered"
MILLETT RUoFF
Hdtters aud Furrfers.
au29 sos Pennsylvania ave. n. w.
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GxNrs Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR n
Coats. SOC. Pants. 25c. vests, 25c Alterinw ana
rofauing done In best manner. 6oods called Tor aud
delivered. Telephone call 1882.
n I. HAhA. sO6 9Th q. NV.
ESQ And l25 D. Eutsv g.. Hslftmcrs. Ma
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ATTORNEYS.

GEORGE w. KERs
Attorney -at-Lsw aud Solicitor Of Patents
Warrington, u e Central building. 9Th ana Pa nvs
PATENTS AND PENSIONS
ca, E Iaten caveats and trademarks procured
ooNt claims prose pensions obtained consulta-
tloh on All legal matters Tree charge sci l-;,m
A GOODRICH. LAWYER. LA DEARBORN ST. :.
Sin ago. Ill. "a years experience; secrecy:
specia faculties IN several states Goodrich on ii.
Norce. with laws Of ali states. in press price, oe
BEILCARRINGTON,A TTORNRY-AT-L1W
u. Residence. 9a3 st. n. ~. 3.sl
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OCTOBER 20. 1891.
FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

4V0 OA0o-oOnohc AMI thhlO1hn
VOR sALE-CHEAP-NEM a-HoRsE WAGON.
i.r sn sasH fGT S! srsh or lumber business has
E0R sALE-sPECIAL SALOON OR BEFORE
u November 1 We will move into our new store, ol2
one and stable so on ns and
retail For the nsas 10 days We wn sen All Styles Of
. ss ns: $40 sos o. q q
B: !. po%SEf SON.
ocoo-ss lisa 18th St NV.
L>OR SALE-BAY MARE; THOROUGHLY BROKEN
to saddle and harness. no vices Apply to so2 l9sh
nor SALE-JUST FROM KENTUCKY, A HAND
:ome sorrel mare. nrst-class saddler and driver;
70 r. ..s% az @ S /. Ias
sTT CO.. ans s TS. rHisoS aSSsE
Fo,Rs sALE-Two OR THREE HoEsEs; APPLY
ocao-ss Ice Cream Store. l427 n = ave.
EoR sALE-A LOT 9F NICE EoksEs STsT IN
STABLES. 32ss al st., Mes. Washington. u. c. O2o-S.
EOR sALE---FINE THRkE-oUARTER BUGGY IN
%; 80 mo 81
EoR sALE-sELLMAN BRO s LIVERY STABLE,
buek6oard ans Fr AMI horse s saddle; pair ns
h sSSs' I5 hands sE0Od wagon horses sLLLMAS
%s.eLsd TEAMS snsls driver. ana saddle horses.
60 G,sx Eye facility S. iI"nns 81 sSguf hSrss.
sisr sses 5cscei..a is pS.sons Gus s
BET 18Th sn and + s: @
su253m
5000 viii buy If taken a. once. frst-class coupe
high: rsnsy. GOOD traVe,er n' perfectly Kind and
gentle; PAGES under saddle: square trot In harness
door. is
E0R sALE-A VERY FINE PAIR OF FLOODED
y Of
ocl7-3t Room "a, Washington L. and r. Bldr
EOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT AND FINE-LO0K-
ing family coupe or carrlase horse good saddler
prles: sO Nm bring afternoon to any address On
DOR SALE-FRoM COUNTRY. ONE OF The
,a most stylish bay coupe horses in city; hlsn head
sSu Ws sr aa us S % .n %e 4
EoR sALE-ONE FINE COUPE HORSE; SIX
a. years oia must be sold owner has no use
al go at bargain 45G Pa sSe NV o' ,y Vs. MN
E'oR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED, TWENTY HORSES,
several hne coach horses; prices reasonable; horses
T. es 3 or money reruadH n
EOR SALE JUST ARRIVED = 20 HEAD OF
choice horses; two pairs u:aIed coach teams; two
utes: several general purpose horses also ten low
priced street car horses and mares will be sold cheap
In rear OF Ol2 " ST. n. W. YATES \ bIhNE
ocl4-tjt
EOR SALE-A HANDSOME PAIR OF DARK BAY
Morgan horses, l51s hands high weigh l5upounds
each; well mat he'd; hvs and years old petecty
gentle and good drivers Address JNO. <. ALTAFEk,
Harrisonburg, Va ocl4-6t'
EOR sALE-THE ONLY FIRsT-CLAss HAND
made dayton in the city also business OF al
kinds. A n GREGORY
se1S-lm 9th st. and New York ave. u. w..
EoR sALE-CARRIAeEs. WAGONS AND BUG
L gies on easy terms. Repairing and ordered work
promptly attended 70. COOK 4 JAIbOE. ;.Y5 Mat.
West Washington. mr.
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We wish to call the particular attention
Of customers and the public gen
orally to our NEW STOCK of FINE
AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
which daily opening. comprising
n beautiful line Of Bedford Cords ands
complete assortment Of New Fall Goods
Of the Newest styles. and ~ popul~s
prices.
Also
A COMPLETE STOCK OF MOURN
ING GOODS Of the best makes inn
ported.
In fact. We can show you ons of tho
handsonlest lines OF fINE DRESS MA
TERIALS to be found in this market
Al marked in plain figures .; the Lowest pracsa.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
v. L. sHUsTER Z soHA
sssB e1y PA AVE
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Twas nothing but little kiss
Twas but lock Of hair:
But they broke him up at billiards
And II the bill of fare.
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us that wild cat OF yours tameY"
Course he Is; sart.n;' replied the old trap
per. Jest keep i'm chained up an don't 20
too neard i'm and he's like lamb"
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10 one OF the chief blessings Of every home n
always insure good cnstsras- puddines ssucee, AZ.
use Gail Borden .Eagie" Brand Condemned MIA
Directions On the Label. Sold W your grocer 80
DRUGGIST
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EQUITABLE c. B. ASSOCIATION.

Circular Letter Announcing That subscrip-
tion Books Have Been Opened Cor the 22d
Issue Of stock.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
oi' sAAh-
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

In order to encourage improvements on our new
subdivisions. now offer ACREAGE TRACTS, con-
tanning SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, at Low
RATES and OF ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
This property is TOO well known to require much
commentator from us, situated 1t is aIong anu
overlooking the Potomac river, and commanding an
excellent view OF the picturesque country surround
ing it.
No better investment be made in or about the
District either home for and speedy profits
Upon the completion OF the railroads being con-
structed through this section IL VIII be sslbe
reach the center Of the city of Washington from any
part OF this property by a ten minutes ride
beautiful and picturesque country.
Special Inducements TO parties building this fall
Stone Tor building furnished from company 8
quarry FREE OF CHARGE.
For pais. pamphlets and full particulars apply at
company sofice,
oc2l-3n 14l5 vt. NV WASHINGTON DC
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The forty-second annual convention OF The
missionary societies Of the Christian church
has opened in Pittsburg.
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i tell you" said the enthusiastic young
athlete. that young Bifkins was the Moses Of
our foot ball eleven"
Il see, she said interes,edly, ''and you dis
covered him IN the rushes, didn't your"
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EoR sALE OR LEAsE-N ST. NEAR BID ST.
n W. eiesant location large double house ;3ox l0;
y looms and bath prise. els. 900. h. Q. DONALD
son. S2o q. NV. ocls-3ts
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The zoologist finds a topic of absorbing in
terest in the sponge.
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''lt is great pity" said the sportsman's
wife after he had told her of his days expert
ences.
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L'OR SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER
II housesl-lin Nov. 1 ! offer my r, sidence l4:ej
Rhode Island ave. at the low price of slsSO This
j. tneiy cOnstructed and most convenient I2-roou
house IN the very best SEXTON he city; built by
days labor for owners occupancy, and in perfect
order; lot Ox lo6 TO o;oct alley. containing sewer
aud tite perfect; enrumb-l nce; terms
one-third cash. balance long tine adlnisson only
after IL O'Clock.
T. W BYRN ,ofhce Mum L Co..
EoR sALE-CAPiToL HILL-BEAUTIFUL COR
Il ner home; new; ten rooms; ornamental pressed
BRICK bay windows electric Leils and lighting ,csbi
net IEantels; stained glass elegant parking. OWNER.
lOOl Massachusetts, ave. lie. ocl1-3t'
LroR sALE-GREATEsT BARGAIN ON CAPITOL
Il Hul--New yroom and bath bay window brick resi-
dence. handsomely finished and decorated; modern
conNeniences. good lot and excellent loczton only
S3JuO. 81 40 cash, balance easy payments; don't
TAI to see H. FULTON LEWIS. 1873 81. ocl1-S'
L'Ok SALE ST NEAR 2D Ne 0ROOMS AND
cellar; $4,000. number Of desirable properties
on II 81 u. also on Mo- a. =. iptn 81. n
h. desirable room and cellar dwellings; small
ner store aud dwelling in northeast sold in days
can oe had At . bargain-
WATERS THOMPSON.
ocl1-8 Room 3. Atlantic building.
E0k sALE-CHEAPkST HOUSE IN LIE DKOIT
fArk rooms and cellar must be sold at
Pfics. ,OO L. b DONALDSON. VS. Il st. n. ".
E0R SAIL OR LEAsE-N ST NEAR BID ST.
n W. eiesant location large double house ;35x l0;
- rooms and bath prize, el3, 600. Il. 9. DONALD
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fMsI ST: BET; r AND s SIS. NEW
BklCK; q ROOMS; ;;:;...:;....;..::. s23. 900
ALL n. L; LOT 3oNl50. SIS. 900
IL ROOMS; ...:;....-: 200
ST BET. 18Th AND 18TH SIS; 10
ROOMS II, 500
NJ l. s2X.A' =, 1. IL. 500
THKL E-sTOkY BRICk: sl2. 600
59xI40 sI2 600
,,K0oMs AID hATH: L., 900
Rooms AND BATH; 29xl1Y.. ;sll 500
And BATH 90. 500
AND BAH. 60 600
II. 81 BRf. I3TH AND i6TH Sis 4 ROOMS
AND bAIH tx 100. IS. 500
STORE: STABLE: eoAi06: ..:;.............: 81. go
Rooms AND BAfH ALL 81. /; aoXso 81. 900
TAGL; LOT 5oXla5; 400
AND BAH; LOT - 6Xe:. So. 600
:, ROOMS ATDb BATE 24Xa..,. 49,; Is. 900
ROOMS ROOMS AND Bath; aiXio0:,; &c. 600
CoITtSk: t9xli;;;.,:s:;-., a. 500
=, L1 q Z. =, \, 1000
81. RENTED AT slQ 81. O5O
oclI-3 l3l9F ST y. ".
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New DREss Goops ARRIVING DAILY.

l5lo-l2 1th ct. a. w.. bet. p ana Q.
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In Congress there's a maxim that
should guide the honor seeker
The man who speaks the most b not
Most likely 20 be Speaker.
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I'VE win be consistent 20 the end" sid 90
western horse thief 20 another.
Yes" was the reply, I'VE yin hang 70
gether."
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SOCIAL MATTERS,

That a fish can't grow as rapidly before ID 10
lught as 1t does afterward."
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E'ok sALE-TWO SQUARES FROM CAPITOL.
two story and cellar bay window press-brleh nins
Pr1es =. coo. Il. s. DONALDSON. 30 81 n w.
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lots ON ST. n. 9. between 9th and 1th; facing
south, 2u1SO 10 alley 81 per loot.
lots on Biliney st. between l4th and 18th; facing
south Chimney 81; is just the Of the 18th ST.
h..l before you IeGCl Mount Pleasant, 1t has watar
sewet and gas and mere improvements in the way Of
new houses than any ether in that locality }
these lois bc bought If purchased at 81 per
foot.
FINE BLOCK OF LOTS suitable for subdviding
and building On ISL Il ST. BET. r. AND s. a.. 30 per
foot. JOHN Is, MIGHT
lluSl, 4, st
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} 6Dl to Oil y n ave
} and four houses on +
} l:sS2 1 st. IN. 5r......s. 90
xS2s to 1884 + st. b b,
I5I9P st. b b. m i. Or. s. 6uO
l.Sth 81 bet Mass ave and
NJ ST .....-....-...-.o, 500
} ] to 6. alley bet VI and
y. 18th andl3th SITS. q, coo
1889 20 ll5ljs I'D st.
I h. Ar. -...-........B q, 900
J 49, to al Prather's
alley. b h. Ar. .......6. 900
} ll23 :3Oth II. b Ia. 6r.
and ? houses IN rear.
Ar each---.-....-..-o. 600
2Ol3 ) 81. Z n, 7r...J. 900
J La and 1919 Madison
81. I b. Ar. and > brick
houses IN rear ......4, 500
~, 80 I'D 81. b h.
Or, each. A. 500
1872 and 1924 Sth st,
) b b. m /. or ......4. 400
Al y st, b, Or. and =
} houses Ia rear ....4. 900
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LOR SALE-BKICK HOJ SIS.
i 4th st. n W. near Mass. ave, 7r and b . e., 800
9TH st. Il. q rooms and bath. 2,.,:5O
9Th ST. St, rooms ana bath 5000
9th ne. St, rooms bath ....... 1000
Corcoran St near 10th. rooms and bath 500
NJ st. 9th ST. 10 rooms and bath B, 500
Florida near I'D St, 10 rooms and bath. $500
Nit. le1sanl Or. ana b. .,Ox l stab!e..... q. 500
10th 81. near ., rooms and bath 10, 800
18th near X, rooms aud bath and stable IL 900
ocl1-t WALTER A. BROWN. 1923 Pa. ave.
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Enw.Rn souLL. EaI.er ana fEapEIstol
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Seventeen Killed.

BUTTE CITY, Mont, Nov. 4.-Th, worst
mining accident o. the year took place at
the Anaconda mine yesterday, wha seven
teen miners were killed on the cae coming
up. Midnight, the time to shiftthe gangs
of men, had come and a cage fullof miners
returning from wok stepped on. into the
open air. Their pl.ees were at once taken
up by nineteen mel, who were b take up
the work they had .ust abandoned, and the
cage was started toward the dephs below.
The rope had been Inwound but couple
of times from the Slowly revolving windlass
when there was a sudden snap, a e-y of hor-
ror from the shaft inwhich the cage bad but
a moment before disappeared. The rope
had broken and the cage, with its nineteen
inmates, was precipated to the bottom of
the mine.
1t was some littldime before any assist
ance could be sent lem. The shaft down
which they had plugged to death was use
less, and other way of getting at the place
where they bad nlen were roundabout
/ Fortunately there vas some help for the
/ dead and dying mel in the mine itself
number Of mirrs Who we re through work
and waiting toe relieved were at the bot
tom of the sha waiting for the cage to take
them out. Addst them, narrowly missing
some, the cagaashed- 1t broke, and befort
their eyes yer' the mangled bodies Of their
companion. hom they were awaiting.
There was lite, however. that could be
done. OF the Iaeteen men who made the
fearful ride seyeeen were dead, their form:
crushed out ofll semblance to those o.
human beings, Vile the two who were ye;
breathing had 'dhopes of recovery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-11-11
Mckinley on the Resul.

CANrox. o, Nov. 5.-MajOr Mckinley has
thus expressed himself in regard to his cleo
ton:
Il am now convinced that the judgment
of our citizsns dos not approve the con-
slant agitation of the Tariff issue in the face
Of the fact that it can accomplish nothing.
Il must surely be apparent to all alike that
the conditions without which effective legis-
lation is impossible do not exist.
The Republican Senate and Republican
President are baiwarks against which free
trade forces dash powerless, and with no i'm
mediate prospects of a change in these con
ditions, the only result Of continued agita
tation is to disturb business and retard en-
.erprises which the new law designs to en-
courage.
In spite Of al The bill is working its way
and from being on the defensive. as yeal
ago. we are now on the aggressive. EheE
business is already good our people will NO
long tolerate movements which disturb it
+ In the face Of the conditions have named
and you will End that the Republicans anC
Democrats alike viii call halt on the meE
1 whose stock in trade Is not fair, square srga
meut, but juggling Misrepresentation Of tn
same
"0bio has gone Republican. and l seoep
the result as indirating that this State stand
By the Republican party, with full faith il
is protective principles as embodied in tn
Tarifl law; and, more than this, Ohio stands
as she always has, in favor Of a full dolla
and sound currency