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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
no ONE SHOULD MISS II.
Tomorrow's Big Star win Contain Many In
terssting Festures

tersssing Features.
Tomorrow's sixteen-page srAR will be well
worth careful reading from beginning to end.
To say that II will be an interesting number is
not sufficient It will be marvel Time,
thought trouble, hard work and money have
all been expended literally with the view of
securing for TBx SrAa's readers the very best
literary feast possible. The menu is unparal-
leled In any paper in this country, and
the preparation Of the dainties is in the
most appetizing style. The many thousand
wAshingtonians with whetted appetites viii b.
served promptly on time tomorrow afternoon,
and they win find enough good solid entertain.
ing reading matter to last them well over Sun
day. just to give an idea Of the attractive con-
tents Of tomorrow issue the following features
are mentioned:
BIRDS OF BEAUTY Qllustrased).
Some of the rare specimens to be found in
the District
IN THE FAR NORTHWEST Qllustrated).
Following the Improvement in the archi.
lecture of the natives.
THIS Is wOMAN'S AGE Qllustrated).
The varied and effective uses of laces and
ribbons.
ROADSIDE SKETCHES (nlustrated).
A tramp to Brightwood through the Rock
creek valley.
A LAND OF EARTHQUAKES Qllustrated).
The terrors which the people of San Salvados
have encountered.
BEHIND Tue SCENES.
Interesting gossip about theatrical people
IN sOCIETY's SWIM.
The cad of summer life ct . gay watering
place.
POSTMISTRESS OF LAUREL RUN.
An entertaining story written for TEE EVEN
ING STAR by Bret Harte.
BEFORE THE VICTORY.
Fannie B. Wards forecast Of the effect of the
Gillian revolution.
FROM SERvITUDE TO PROMINENCE.
How Senator Bogy finally recognized Sem
oeoH ID uCos
LONG BEFORE THE WAR.
What Washington society was in the twenties
By John F. Coyle.
ALONG THE NORTH COAST.
The pleasures of coaching through historic
regions.
TWELVE HUNDRED A YEAR.
How young bachelor can live on that
salary.
HOW TO GATHER PLANTS.
Hints to amateur botanists offered by the
Smithsonian Institution.
FORTUNES IN MEXICO.
The field for American money across the Rio
Grande. By Frank G. Carpenter.
FORGERs ARE DEFIED.
Counterfeiting soon to be lost art in the
United States.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Some of the conveniences of modern
houses.
IN THE PEACH SEASON.
How the fruit is canned in q big Baltimore
packing house.
A VISIT TO MADEIRA.
How the people of Funchal celebrate feast
day.
NEW YORK NOTES.
An interesting letter from the metropolis.
By The STARS special correspondent
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The fall demand for houses to rent now
begun
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THE PARK PLACE DISASTER.
Inability OF the Coroner's Jury TO Determines
the Cause.

The subscription lists for the relief Of the
sufferers by the Park place fire in New York
last month were declared closed at a meeting
of the relief committee yesterday. The total
sum received was S27. 535. The committee re-
ported that out Of sixty-three families inves-
tigated forty-seyen required help. In twenty
four cases the committee recommended that
the money be paid in one sum ranging from
800 to 81 900 and in twenty-three cases it he
paid in installments extending over periods
ranging from six months to six years.
The investigation as to the causes Of the dis
aster ended yesterday. The only testimony of
importance was that of Samuel Fry. who had a
number Of workmen in the ruins searching for
the bodies He testified that while at work in
the ruins on August q he expressed the belief
that the building had collapsed. man who
was standing near and who, the witness has
since learned was Mr.. Liebler of Liebler 4
Mas, whose place Of business was in the build
ing, stepped up to HIM and said: keep still;
we will make il appear an explosion whether is
was or not We want our insurance"
Mr.. Liebler subsequently took the stand and
denied this. lie admitted, however, having
had a conversation with Fry
After listening 20 the testimony of several ex-
perts, Coroner Hanley declared the testimony
closed. He then briefly addressed the iury
He said it appeared to him that the question
had narrowed down TO four causes any one Of
which might have caused the accident, viz: lst
fault In construction; I'd, defects in material;
Sd, Overwhelming; 4th. explosion.
The jury then went TO lunch.
The jury last evening returned its verdict
Ii was very peculiar one and does not specify
any person or persons who are 20 blame for the
disaster or any definite cause therefore ID
finds that while the tmbers and walls Of the
building were Of fairly good material and con-
struction the iron columns were not as strong
as the specifications called for. IL also finds
that the fall of the building resulted from the
breaking of one or more Of these columns, but
that the fracture of the columns was due 20
some sudden shock applied TO their exterior
and not primarily due TO their apparent weak
ness
The jury says, however, that il is unable 10
determine whether this was caused by the ex-
plosion of benZine or some other shock In
conclusion the jury recommends that the leg
islature provide for periodical inspection Of all
buildings used for printing, manufacturing,
storage or similar purposes, SO rs TO insure
against overlooking and the use Of explosives
or dangerously inhammable substances in any
building where other labor is employed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

Two electric street cars colided yesterday Of
Gloucester, Mass, badly smashing them. Thos.
Wilson, driver, had both legs broken and Q
passenger was seriously injured %
Fire originated "Wednesday night in the store
Of 8. E. Costley ut Atlanta, Ga, caused by rats
gnaxing matches The loss was about sIa000.
II has been decided by the Canadian govern
ment to increase the depth Of the new canal -
Sault St. Marie 10 nineteen feet
Gov. Merriam OF Minnesota yesterday finally
refused 70 interfere in the case Of william
Rose, convicted of murder, and Rose will 10
executed ct Redwood Falls, Mimi, October u.
Enoch Pratt, the philsnthropist and the
Oldest bank officer In Baltimore In years ~ we'll
- Of service, yesterday celebrated the eighty
third anniversary of his birthday at bis home,
'Tivoli"
In q three-cornered fight At Corsicana. Tex,
Dnputy Sheriff Chubby wss shot and killed By
ro!icsman Rufus Highnets. The result q =
cid feud-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR SALE :. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY,
a IRON one TO three miles from washington city.
built through xlessndris county nss. Arlington:
i;ss: s.;s Sss::
% hoSss vs. no
S:S so1si .SS se4s.
ss75; Is srrs. .. as acres .. ESQ 50 .erss. l.rse
and Y :so ' rs
a $50; scrs. at ea75; isrre house original
and n Sss
Arlington. 20 acres at 90; 80 acres. large house
and outbuildinE.s S40Q Per acrs;. % scrss large
$500 All these places can be bought ON easy terms
70 buy. Send for map ami large list Of properly.
fA's' taken 70 ~ JAMES les Z. SsAI1EGENrs
se94t i:i2I q. NV.
EOR RENT-AN EIGHT.ROOM HOUSE AND
four acres Of land on BadensburR road; nye min
nsss drive from city rust the place fof Tsisng Poui-
" .Gx rent 70 rsh' party si q sko &. no
EcOk sALE : BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE AT
Branchville on the B. and o. r. r. has rooms,
cellar and pantry; charming location large lot lO0x
tiefsi to inspect ~ BKooKs. S1S isS &. 0n nw .0'
se5-lmo
Tor sALE-TMOHUNDREDs SUBURBAN PLACES
and farm. Explanatory list aud com rehensivs
map OF country thirty miles around Washington sent
I Is; Also places for rsnt JAMES Z. CLEMENTS.
l5sl 81. NV aulg-lm
EOR sALE-AT wOODsIDE, NEW siX-ROOM
cottsgs, with range, hot and cold water. bath, la
H3e; stable f9r two horses cellar and shade Price.
latt0be, cellar and shade. Terms to suit.
3y24-3m b. +. LEIGHTON, 49, La. ave. NV
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For SALE
PALISADES OF THE POTOMAC
LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

In order to encourage improvements on our new
subdivisions, we now offer ACREAGE TRACTS, con-
tanning SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, at Low
RATES and Oh ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
This property is too well known to require much
CONNER lation from us. situated 1t is and
OVERLOOKING the Potomac river, and commanding a
excellent view OF the picturesque country surround
ing it.
No better inv estInent be made in about the
District either home and speedy profits
Upon the compIetlon OF the railroads being
structed through this section it will be possible to
reach the center Of the city Of Washington from any
part OF this property by ten minutes ride over
beautiful and y cIuresque country.
Special inducements parties building this fall.
Stone for building purposes furnished from companys
quarry FREE Or CHARGE.
tor plats Pamphlets and full particulars. apply at
company's office,
sp2l-om i415 + st. NV. Washington. DC.
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THE OLD FOLKS AGAIN.
Way down upon the Plata river,
Far, far away,
There's where the Tallapoosa ever
Sticks in the mud today;
All up and down the whole creation,
No coal-scows nigh,
Safely she represents our nation,
Down there in Paraguay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

GOOD ONE.
Somebody who doesn't like the nomination
sends in this: 1t is conjectured that Boss Plat
in making the collector Of the port of New
York the nominee of the republican party for
governor acted on the legal maxim: "Qui Fas-
sett per alum; Fassett per Sc"
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PROPOSALS.

DKoPosALs Fob BUILDING AN ADDITION TO
- the Female Work House on the Grounds OF the
Washington Asylum. Once of the Commissioner
D. Washington, ID. c.. September 8. lSJl.-Sealed
proposals Will be received tins office TWELVE
NJ. on ThURspAl. SEPTEMBER II, 1891. for
constructing an addition to the Female Work House,
ON the grounds Of the Washington Asylum. Blank
forms of PROPOSALS and specifc together with
ali necessary information, be obtained upon ap-
picaton therefor at the Office Of the Inspector Build
ings OF the District OF Columbia and only bi4s upon
these forms Will De considered The right reserved
10 reject any AID al bis. j. W. DOUGLASS, j. w.
ROss. IL ". ROBERT. Commissioners. u. c. sl0-6t
DkOPoSALs FOR THE COLLECTION AND RE-
mcysl OF garbage and dead sls-C ffics OF the
Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia. Washing
ton, Seltsnlher T. lsSl.-Sealed prcposa. be
ceiye<i al this once until NOON OF Tues DAY, THE
1wENIl-sECOND INSTANT. for the collection
and removal OF garbage and dead animals city of
Warrington and ITS immediate suburbs for the
pirei portion OF tie current fiscal year. The con-
tractor will he required To SIN Of
which may be seen uion aspiration at this offee.
Blank forms o. proposals and specifications may be
obtained. together with all necessary information,
upon Application at this Office. JOHN W. ROSS,
HENRY NJ ROBERT. Commissioners Of the District
OF Columbia ses-t,t
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From Fauquier Springs.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.
FAUQUIER SULPHUR SPRINGS.


Correspondence of The Evening star
FAUQUIER SULPHUR SPRINGS, Va.
Sept. 10, 1891.
Among the arrivals at the Fauquier Springs
during the past few days are Rear Admiral
Earl English. Mrs. Earl English, Mrs. Taunt
DR.. and Mrs. P. NJ Rixey, IT,; Miss Rixey, Mrs.
Judge Barlow. Mrs Darneille and Miss Maggie
Darneille Of Washington.
On Tuesday night We had phantom party,
which, however, was not meant to express that
the season here is dead, but rather that after a
few days Of quiet 1t has suddenly come to life
again.
Wednesday night very amusing impromptu
euchre party was given by Miss Papy Of
Savannah. There were six tables and four prizes
were given. Tho ladies first prize. q pretty
frosted cake tied around with colored ribbons
was won by Mrs Taunt Of Washington. When
cut the cake became suddenly transformed into
good old-fashioned southern corn "pone."
The first gentleman prize, Needles and pins.
When man marries his trouble begins" was
won by Mr.. Robinson Of New Orleans, while
the boobies" were awarded to Mrs. Earl En-
glish of Washington and Col. Murray Forbes Of
Fauquier.
All Of our entertainments now are unique, II
nothing else and wits are constantly ct work
devising something little different from what
has gone before. HE best Of all Of them,
think, will be the tournament for old confed-
crates, to take place on the 18th. It is to be
hoped that q remnant of the 'Black Horse"
which made this region famous during the war,
will be on hand to show the present geHeratior
how genuine southern cavalryman could ride.
Tuesday night the usual tournament ball win
take place, and on Monday night grand calico
ball will be given to the guests Of the hotel and
the surrounding cottages. X.
Thomas Montgomery, well-to-do farmer Of
Benton, ILL.,, killed highwayman who attacked
him with . knife Tuesday afternoon.
The American Tin Plate Company, organised
for the purpose OF manufacturing tin plate and
ported under the laws Of Indiana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

HttrHfPteu Mufuer IN h1ChmOnd.
A daring attempt was made last night to muir
der Arthur Rooney. clerk at the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad Office in Richmond. Rob
ert Harvey, q negro porter at the Office, has been
arrested, charged with the crime No motive
for the deed is known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
1. B. TS Sss Eso 4 s Sos.

L. B. TowsrR & Son
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
l3l6 7th ct. q ".
Aenr1stta Cashmere, all wool, shades, 500.
denrietta Cashmere. al. co.ors, wool face, 25c.
ATWOOD Plsids. 40 inches wide, SIC.
Black Brlliantipe. 35c. Worth 45c
hull line Black Dress Goods from l2kc. to 81.
Flannel suiting, ~ yards wide, In Back and colors
White Bed Spreads from SOC. to a.
Large Size Bed Comforts from 13o. to "a
lQ-4 Unbleached SheetinR, l5c
1O-4 Bleached ebeetipg lie.
He'd Table Lnen, fast coors, &c.
Large line ladies' Blazers. Soc, 75c,. n. n. 20
BOYS School Suits from 81. 75 up.
Odds and ends Of Table Napkins, very cheap,
Gents Night Shirts embroidered from SOC. ,7bc and
Blankets in White. Red and Gray in all grades.
Beautiful line New Style Dress Goods.
Black Cashmere Shawls. single and double, from
Summer Corsets reduced to 39c.
bortrees Duplex Corsets. 81. auc9
pOPULAR MUSIC ONLY &c. AND lOc CATA.
lo9ue Tree: copyright music one-thrd of also one
2d.hand Weber PIANO for sale at a bargain THOM.
SUNS MUSIC STORE. Sill 18th st. aulS-lm
I'HE aAW NT REPORTER CO.. 500 2 ST
.e3.tr N. W. MOORE. Manager
DOoKBINDrNG
H. q, ITS branches sgsssl price. Century and
e'-ou oil 9Th st. nv
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THE EVENING STA
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALEzBUILDERs. INTENTION.
Lot 5oaioo: ST. W. near \. Capitol 7oc
s g. ens s. near w. n n. c.I 4 @
City improvements and near lexington railroad.
se11-a SOL Est.
Lon sALE-L0r FACING LINCOLN PARK ON
10 s sST ia as Feet sars
w 1naa M BROS. corner 9th and s' nv Isis
LoR siI.E-HANDsoME BUILDING LoT ON
Sonneetcgt ave- 2S1s1 70 siley With frame house
h Led houses. p''i nEsRsLL W sis
I,oR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON n ST. NV. !;
Pour q hnest on 10th st. near pupon, Circle.
cheap ". +. THOMAS. Rooms "a and q. cor; Oh
EoR sALE-THE VERY CHEAPEsT-TEN LOTS.
lsx!,5 to asy. in most desirable location north
b. p'ss. a, . nSssi
I lator-s3, 800 will buy four good building lots on
ssid 5 '0 We r. nsI Td hsf1 i422 ave.
F3EE . s :. SO vii BUY AL9T Pr NoRTa
viii buy lot test front on North Capitol St, Just
h .siGs. BEPcE EiE1 LIihfssscoMB els ,4.h st.
We have several single lots in lie Droit Park at very
reasonable prces compared with north west property.
se1o-3t saJ + st. NV
EOK sALE-TO BUILDERS
j Bees, corner in Le Drot Park; e5,1Oo. Price,
BARNES WEAVER.
sel0-3t $50 / st. n. v.
1IoR sALE-s2o5 LOTS. MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
at Mills snew) station 3nensif mile from ei!y
ERpaY &GAi6E l ' d ie' st. '' seios
EQR sALE--BU!LDERs' BARGAINS
zoe @ and n 60 IT, ony Cn
9ss On osn St BET, and no, iSr the tTo
iot on Eii, . bet and Sc. $3.50 per foot Es
seiG;:. EDWIN d. JONES. Sd and Pa. ave- Sc.
EoR sALE-BEAUT!FUL LOT IN TRINIDAD;
oc i'h st. '41sS to alley; southern s1pUsqrs only
selo3. l. . s 3 + st. NV.
E0R sALE-A BARGAIN-LOT 5O.15O on sHERI-
nEb ia isT aa WX HInkyE 6 sash
EoE, sALEAsEvERAL LOTS ON MERIDIAN
Hill near 18th St and Florida ave 20 by about 100
sss at
sas WI pay ,' dn s1es o
foot Large number OF other desirable lots. Send tor
see-6t oA 500 iSt h st. NV.
E0R sAIE-,sPLENDlD FIELD FOR sPECULA-
- ton nearly an entire square, has four fronts;
ayes also the By 18th i los iy SQUARE
@ terms Ell nREISfd property
seSGt $50 Pa. ave. Sc.
desirable lots ranging in price 500 $3.50; fine
GEO. Y woEIHINGToN zero.
se91w 1885 st. n
EOE SALE-COR. LOT; 5000; EASY TERMS; ONE
square from Lincoln Park; splendid location for
store six fine bricks in same square and four
nearly competed on opposite side of street from lot
WILLIAMS BROS. cor. 9TH and L. Telephone call.
1207. sept
For sALE-THE CHEAPEsT DOT IN THE
l. northwest. on bet. 18th and 18th SITS. southern
exposure 10, .0x9o to alley Price reduced to 2.65O
seS RUSH & co, SIG 9th st. NV.
EOk SALE-FINE LOT On COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Il near 18th ST. I2xlij to prompt purchaser at less
than current prices. (S.21.J
au15-2it' TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD, 1907 F st.
EOR SALE-1.2 OR3 EAsT-FkONT LOTS, 9th $.
l. e,near East Capitol St, 81. U5; or east
front lots adjoining 2li llth st. 75c. Inquire
at 9l3 East Capitol st. aul1- Ilns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

Binks: ''The police are going to make raid
this afternoon
Jinks: lis that so? What kind?''
Binks: Parade"
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pkop0sAIs FOR PAVING AND CURLING
sIoNERs DC. Washington. d. c.. sept 5, ISL
sssssd rop9sAs viii bs received at this ONCE until
lNELNk O'CLOCK NJ THURSDAY, SEPTEM-
BEk SEVENTEENTH. 1891. Tor curbins and paving
roadvsysi the District Of Columbia. Bank forms Of
proposAIs and Specifications be obtained at this
on,ee upon Application therefor tosether with all
will be considered. J. ". DOUGLASS, j. W. ROSS
H. II. RobkkT. Commissioners ID. G. tss.,-tjt
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WHAT THEY WERE.
Nam" inquired country boy, gazing into
stationers window on street, ''what's pape-
teries?"
deed, don't know. son." replied the
mother, unless they're the husbands of name
teries."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

IT DO; IT DO.
A rumor's like kiss, you know,
From north to sunny south;
Its quite the same in either place
1t goes from mouth to mouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

By putting black ink on white paper you may
make the paper read.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


EoR RENT-FURNIsHED. s25; uNFURNIsHED.
Ia as; lo-fSo% ssliaT houss furnaee larxe barn
HH neg :sf Ssy ma Hi eiRS:
On 1h p 5s
OF Capt Haycock and other army and navy ofncers;
w. 51D saSssSs -four
Apply 70 owner. Il. I. vEfRs, Rockville Ma. siI.st'
E0R sALE-soME OF THE FINEST SMALL AND
En- TH I3 Notary Public. Rooms q "a
E,OR RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED,
one Of the hsndsolnest country places in the Dis:
FOR RENT-,FARM-A TRACT OF So ACRES AND
': ::ss, Inquire Of AUG si Sf =. y. !.
EoR sALE-3s ACRES; MILE FROM TINAI-
directly e :s5Fs COINS .es L. .v.
WITH .G Hss axsns .PSus
l, ss Cleared f 5SkE4T f k5iH
EOk sALE-BY DuCKkTT FORD, 6I7 ST.
Tnw Bargains s sir. In small country place.
xS ME- and ~ ipeaiA's' opposite
;! acres with dTs Ing on river' miles from Wash
o. ssrss Broom dwelling; 81 miles from Washing
% mile: from Sr:nshys
from afsss with sssi,ns 1850 fruit trees; N miles
80 acres; good dwelling; so young fruit trees; II
miles from Landover station; e. SOD.
~ acres ,%s dwelling and barn; x mile from
Coed S,roop, dwslllnv acre of land; Sunny
a.. 10 acres high and nicely wooded; at Lanhams sta
4 scres; Z mile from Branchvile station; nice
dwelling and plenty Of fruit; 81 ,OOQ.
ing: plenty OF fruit; loo. se9-3t
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR RENT FARM OR
country place near the city to before de-
gliding. l make Speciality Of Montgomery county,
n. ss.n s saa ss:sS,s tour
DC. ss5-6s
EOR sALE-sEvERAL CHEAP FARMS
40 acres 80 miles from city 80 25 per acre.
~ ss acre; n near N b9wie Nd s per acre
5sscTes mar Hapndon W. e Sgt vSa aole:
aSf5a4t' TYEIR RufbERfSS skf fsfs iao7 ra
EoR sALE-TwO HUNDRED FARMS AND So.
burban homes. Full list and accurate map Of
country thirty miles around WASHINGTON given upon
appncat9n Also places for rent. JAMES Z. GLEN
ENIs. l3-l ST. NV. sulS-lm
Lies between the Metropolitan branch and the 7th 1t.
racing the railroad on the west and the pike on
the east and sopng toward both The drainage is ex
vision 10 eight miles from Washington and 10 the only
one Oh the branch which the pike. Tkerss
thirteen houses Low on the and more are to
De buiit at once The Rock Greek National Park. ~
surveyed extends to point opposite the southern end
OF TINS subdivision and to tue west OF It about three
quarters Of mhe. Executive avenue extended forms
Constitute. Wien competed, the nearest drive from
the city to the subdivision.
bos Sr sale on tsTms and lower than in any
For pats and particulars apply to
B. F. LEIGHTON,
JyZ4-3m 49, Louisiana NV,
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CHANGE OF BASE.
Attorney-to witness: $50 you follow the
water for living, do your"
Witness: Eyes, SIR
Attorney: "AlwaysI"
witness: mo, sir. Sometimes 60 up
stream"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

Brines-incredulously: ITS that man O typi-
cal New Yorker?'
Jones: "Of course he is. He was born in
Ireland"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

MILWAUKEE, 80; WASHINGTON, 8.
Dead, alas our base ball nine is,
Those We always held so dear;
Now that they have reached their finis.
Gently lay them on their bier.
Milwaukee beer!
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FOR SALE---HOUSES.

I,OR sAIE-TN TIE CENTRAL PORTION OF
IT tine n ". house and bath; lot 20xsS; price
co. 500 easy .e-I.s the house is Ia good order: neigh
borhoOd desirable, and 4 i sac gee OF property TO
Buy. WARREN CHoATE Co.
NOR SNTENLW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-LOT OK
II IiG $40 OJOs house row being brit on adjOin NJ
10; sold a once. price sS. - per foot BEIGE
LIPSCOHB, 6lS 18th - sell-'H
INOg SALE--A CHANCE TO GET 4 MOI NEW
II houSe at btrsin. OnsOe tile hest streets IN lie
Druit Psrk. two stories and concrete cellar, hand-
sOnsy papcrel. with 3-story stable. 2U-it Siiey
Easy terms, on y ef..a0; must 10 sold soon
Ii DAVID D. STONE. SOj r St n w
L'UK SALE a SPLENDID INVESTMENT :
II choice p:ecs Of business property ON 81 near tn
10 and bath beside lot runs to wide alley.
VITA brick stable, Will rent for $40 month lrlee
$500 -
II DAVID D. STONE. SDO 81. n. W.
I'OR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE ~ SOLD THIS
II w-ek-a twostory brick on llth - near srooiHs
anu bath, good sized lot, with tWOstOry brick Stable
Price reduced to Si.OUl A chance 10 1st oArsain
u DAVID D. SIONL. so 81 n W
EOR SALE-.4.FO WILL BUY AN s-ROOM
II brick house iO-h st " uesr Y. -
1t DAVID D. STONE. eb6 St n W
I'OR SAIE-.5i:si iNp 2l:sS STH ST. NV. TWO
II broom bricsS paying over y per cent on invest
nlant. Price each. : 500. $780,, .
seIi-st. 4 5. CAYwoOD. 93S 9th 81. n. ".
IvOR SAIF-FOR TEN DAYS ONLY-A CHANCE
10 buy cheapest bus ness property on g St n "
Call at once ". r. THOMAS, Room "a, corner 9TH
arr n seIlsg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

The procession this evening promises to be
Kind OF go-as-you-police affair."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11
LITERARY.

LITERARY.
He: 81 understand Miss Penleieh has pone
into literature
She: 'Ah! What kind Of writer is she?''
He-grinning: "a type writer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-11

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