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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
Specialize. q. n. A,...a q Co.'S,

The OF any sort OF bargain sale At r.
Altman Co.'S establishment 10 always SUFFICIENT to
draw n crowd. Tho sharpest Of shoppers knows full
well that marked down" sale this house
means exactly ths-that reliable line OF goods In to be
closed out at sufficient drop Id values to make IL
worth while to 20 to some trouble to secure the bar.
gain Hence the special values quoted Just In the
bric.a.brac department meet with eager responses
Royal Worcester and Crown Derby the wares repro.
sened In this special sale. Cups and ssucers of Ok.
quists oolorhg and shapes many with delicate open.
work edges. pudding and fruit dishes, candeabr,.
plates OF every slse teaete SETS vases and urns
furnish the most desirable features and are marked
At from 90 to 80 cent below tho usual retail price
The prospective curament Of the space given to ths
the reason advanced TOR closing these
goods at such figures.
Among other beautiful specimensof china which are
selling rapidly for Christmas presents are the Coapoft
and variety OF Royal Worcester ornafne cd
with gold uhe last ware which only be duplicated
At one other house In this city, In the form OF boubon
holders vases. cups and saucss. in special patterns
Judging from the crowds around two special counters
ON the main floor 1t would seem that fans and leath.
or Roods-part,euIsry leather pock eAng
attractions In the nrst new designs been added
Of late. especially In the vauze variety which, by the
way. the popular one Feather fans the richer vari.
ees OF lace fans beautiful and fragile seem only SUIT.
able for full dress occasions whereas tho gauxs with
Its exquisite segmsnts Of lace and Of painting 10 Gle.
CANT enough for almost occasion and not too dressy
to BE- used with plain toilet. fsvofits design u
sprsysd With Wild nowsrs surrounding lace figure Of
; woman sitting By spinning wheel with winged
oupids lowering above. very me display Of opera
yassss at the same counter Il another dra wing card
Pearl silver gold. and aluminium are incorporated In
host OF settings. with-and without holders Nova
lays. however. the holder is Qnite the fashion.
As to pocketbooks seal leather 10 the fAvorite In
black and morocco in colors Silver mounting, are
used ~ much As ever Tho pocketbook and card case
combined tho farorite style For men, the seal wal
ct. mounted and unmounted has the lead ChatelaIne
Gather satches heavily edged with oxidized silver
md silk and leather shopping bag are selling quite as
apidiy - the pookssbooks--Adv. n
tt. .1........ Asr.s1. s.-. u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
THE GREAT ARMOR TRIALS.
ROLLED PLATES AND HAMMER FORGED
PLATES COMPARED.

TIE oAesai Conclusions or Admiral Kinber.
ley's Board On the Recent Competitions
At Isdian HesA-American Nickei-steel
gurpasses the Best Products OF Creusot
The general results OF the trials Of American
made ship armor carried on this year at our
naval proving grounds are already known.
lions OF the penetratlons OF the entire series Of
thirty shots fred during the two days. Oct. 81
and Nov. IA. The six 10x-inch plates tested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

signs-the one illustrated 10 or6. Others n
larger sizes range respectively at 0s.6o,
$1,000. $500 to $1,000. Tho same aesisr
set with diamonds Instead Of pearls ranges
At SIS. 800. ol95. $3.50. All OF these
may he worn - pendants. We carry . very
complete assortment OF everything new In
pearl brooches In tho shape OF hearts, aeur
do lis, stars, &C.. and In combination with
diamonAa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
Watches.

A nickel novement-fun ruby JewelleA-aA.
JusteA to hest, cold. and pesitien-guaraa.
teed to run within % seconds . month
caseA tastefhlly In Il or 10k. geld, 10 Q Per.
feet watch. We keep then In gsntlenen's
sixes, $50. SIS, $780, Ladies'. Csc. O00,
O7Ss eruaAenteA ana Jewelled cases fron
Ol6 to O1o0 extra. Geatlenen's vest chains
and fobs, In geld or with platinun eonbinsA,
SIS, SIS. SO. SIS. aad upward, Ladies'
chatelaines from %, %. Gle. SIS, 01S,
and upward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
DIAM on DIS,

Our Wonderful Window" 10 wsrth yeur
notice this week.
II contains DianonA Necklaces from 01OO
to 5000, carriage, SIS to $4,000.
Bracelets, Pendants, Rings, StuAs. Bat.
tons, In fact everything that 10 novel, now.
rich, and unique, including Watches, Clocks,
and Silverware.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
BROOCHES.

Brooches set with
pearls SD 4 I . N o n d .
make effective and taste.
fai ornaments In contrast
to the more ornate Jew.
elry Or the past few
years. Tho bow knot 10
oae or the prettiest de.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

WHITE PLAINS Dec. 1e.-Justice Dykman this
morning heard the argument on the injuno-
ton case against the New York Stock Ex.
change brought by the Consolidated Exchange
and the Western Union Telegraph Company,
IN which the stock Exchange 10 restrained
Company from receiving the quotations OF tie
Exchange for distribution on gold and stock
the motion and dismissed the Injunction with
$40 costs. "'~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

Ths I.AssaAss AsrosAs &a.s,
b suited tos ~ sSssi n = taA.-AAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06
HE STOLE TEN ovERCOArs
And He Was Sentenced to q Year in
Jail.

Jail.
Several of the detectives from police head
auarters went into the Police Court this morn
ing each carrying a number OF overcoats
which had been stolen from the different
school buildings The defendant was William
Couneu. eighteen years DID, and there were ten
charges against him.
LAWYER Campbell Darlington was counsel
for the accused and he stated that the proof in
some cases was sufficient TO convict. In other
cases he said there was u good technical de-
Tense. it being question of larceny or reeeiv-
ing stolen goods.
he suggested that plea Of guilty might be
entered in each case. with months imprison-
ment a. one year. he thought, wouId De
enough to vindieate the law.
Judge Miller was Of the same opinion. lie
thought that by sending him Ia Jail, where he
would have nothing TO do, a longer sentence
would only make him worse than ever
while speaking of this matter. said the
Judge Il desire to call attention to the TACT
that notwithstanding there are 80 many cases
against this defendant he can't be charged
with second ofense and peoples property
cannot be properly protected That h the re-
suit Of the failure of appropriate i.Slsiauoh,
and this condition Of affairs Is much 10 De
deplored." ,.
the court told him that the only difficulty the
CONT had to contend with in the matter was
tina, he could not be sentenced to labor III the
goods had been little more valuable the
oaenses would have been grand larceny pun
ishable in the ten cases by thirty years in the
penitentiary.
You have piled up good record for your
self, said the judge. You started out TO be
thief
Il didn't steal the coats" interrupted the
prisoner
You had better give up that idea that they
can't convict you. the judge continued AMI
when YOU come ont of prison You may as well
do so with the idea that YOU can't steal u dol
lars worth Of anything and keep II.
Sentences amounting 10 one year In jan we're
IMPOSED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: A.
h Cralle to J. B. Cralle, lot - and parts 81 and
-. 50. s7e; % to 80. 50. 1867. and part 4. So
9o4: g.. Joseph Paul to T. Kern, lot 6, blk
10. Bloomingtlale; $1,000. John sherman to
same. lot 5. 10. do; % 500. Elizabeth Slocum
to h. W. Chssney. W. y &. blk. &. Meridian
Hill: g. NJ. NJ Campbell TO T. Z. P.Iiro. lot
g. blk 81 BrOCklsnd: =. W. +. Sweeney TO
" shelton. sub h. 50. 79l; =. ]. H. Spald-
ing to L. T. Pritchard. part 4, 50. 1850. g.
T. I. Pritehard TO Lille b. Spalding. same
property; =. J. F. Mitchell TO ]. E Bes.ll,
lots 20 10 % and part 10. sd. al; &. J. g.
Slater c. Gessford. subs 80 to 70. 81 to 81 and
81: 50. 81; =. Emily Turner to A. +. Fox,
part :. So AS; 5000. ". Meicklejohn to John
Meicklejohn. part CLillum Castle Manor; >.
f. Speech TO ]. l.. Weaver, lot IS, block Is, lie
Droit Park; >. F. Clark to W. McPyncheon.
int in pit. 3. 50. 81; 500. i. II. Walker to +.
A. Buckingham, subs l6s to 17s, 81. sol; g.
y. e.. Mills To 4. H. Parker. lots and 3. so. 593
=. James Shoemaker TO Ellis Shoemaker et
al. pit Friendship; = Stella Bell To Anna
Prov Peanywitt. pit I. So 1021; SIPS. NJ l.
Weller ct al To h. =. Hepetti. lots 81 TO So. blk
4; lots to ], biz o. lots Il To q, blk 10, Twin
ing City; Sl.Sz37j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06
ALEXANDRIA.
SCHOOL BOARD.


The city school board met last night. Trustee
Sweeney was called to the chair in the absence
of President Smith. and ten trustees attended.
Bills of Messrs. Z. Rndd, F. Wild, W. A. Vim
cent Coean. Cavalier and French were ordered
10 be paid An appeal of Mrs c. &. Wells reia-
tive TO the suspension of her son by Miss Wat
ties, teacher vi Washington School, No. III, was
considered and the action of the teacher was
sustained The I'D of February was declared
a holiday in honor of Washington and the
principal Of Washington School was requested
to have appropriate exercises ut the school be-
fore dismissal ON that day. 1t was ordered that
an account be opened by the clerk Of subscrlp-
tons and donations for the opening OF the
Alexandria Library and Free Reading Room,
and some subscriptions were announced
PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTION.
The school board considered again last night
the question of admitting pupils to the schools
whose parents reside outside of the city. The
question arose on the admission OF son OF
Mr. Milburn of LOudoun county. lad now
living here with Mr.. A. T. Haymaker. After
considerable debate the motion to admit was
rejected: yeas =. nays 2. and the precedent OF
admitting no pupils whose parents reside out
side the city was adhered to-
NOTES
Mr.. John r. Zimmerman has bought from
James r.. Cation for $1,000 two dwellings with
lots on Prince near PAYNE street. and has sold
one Of the houses and lots for $3.50 to Nh. II. A
Cline.
The Second Presbyterian Church held re-
ception at the church parlors last night, and a
most agreeable evening was spent by the par
ticipants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06
He Liked Cake Too Well.

There was a neatly dressed eolOred boy in
the Police Court this morning who answered to
the name of William Taylor. He was not more
than seventeen years old and he looked like a
stranger in the city as well as in the court.
This morning he was arrested in the Center
Market by Special Officer Mckay, who found
him helping himself to cakes on bakers stand
although he had money in his pocket.
Lawyer Moss spoke in behalf of the boy and
argued that hunger caused him TO do what he
did.
The boy at first denied that he took any
cakes. but when questioned he admitted that
he did take just one.
But he had his pockets filed, interrupted
the Officer.
Judge Miller said that il the boy had beer
hungry he would have taken bread instead Of
cake. but counsel thought that his client liked
cake better than he did bread.
Taylor was required to give bonds or 81
down for thirty days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06
Real Estate Matters.

Yesterday the deed Of Gen. Ordway to the
Northern Liberty Market Association was filed
for record IL conveys for consideration the
west part of square 5l5-323 feet 10 inches on
9Th street extending to and l. streets north
west with a frontage Of Isl feet ON each.
G. A. Baker has purchased for ga. l32.60 OF
George Truesdell lot y. ~ and %. square s; y,
in squares 10, and IL, in square %, and for
1851. IS lots Il. - and -, square IL, Ecking-
ton
c. f. Sterz has bought for $500 Of VI. Ash
ford et al part s, square 403-l1.70x70 feet on
9th between and X streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06

There were two colored boys tried in the Po-
lice Court today for shooting crap" They
we're Lewis Sinclair and Charles Hutchinson.
Special Officer johnson and Policeman Jen-
aings gave evidence against them and the boys
denied the charge. Judge Miller asked whether
the boys knew how to shoot crap" or not. and
they replied in the negative. Lawyer Kicks.
their counsel was taken by surprise at their
answer and he abandoned the case. The boys
were lined s. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06
The Decentralization Company.

In the Equity Court this morning Judge
Bradley had before him again the case of the
Eleetro-lbration Company against sanehe for
injunet ton to prevent the defendant from dis
posing Of the eleetropoise. &c.--the argument
being ON the exceptions Of the complainant to
the defendants answer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06
A Bicycle Thief Arrested.

Detective Aahon yesterday arrested Clarence
Downing, nineteen years old, ON a charge Of
stealing bicycle from the front Of the Capt.
tol a few days ago
He denied the charge, but when the bicycle
Was recovered and he was identified Is the per-
SOC who sold il 10 a countryman for 80 he adj
united his guilt and said he had intended going
in the navy.
The bicycle belonged to Mr.. J. Z. Tibbets Of
9l2 street and was recovered from near Pts
GATEWAY creek from the person To whom ID had
been sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06


10 Arlington Heights. near line of electric
Wser and Would make 4 e Os
nient and beautiful suburban residence small suOdi
building lots near same Also "a atres 5room house.
ne ss rs $50 fSn ssh With Sians
cottage; 40 down. balance sa:, per month: price.
tu lands Just west Of the city along the nroposed ee
trie railroad 20 Arlington and MT Vernon Tor sale
ssna sap tor Inst a1s msg Of sGpry around
fs5-iw 'A '' is.i + s.. a.;
EOR sALE-DEsIRABIE BUILDING LOIS AT
L Brookland south Brookland, 1akoinx Park. Ar
ie44t SERcE NJ THOMAS. 100 S Gor s Sds
EOR SALE-A FINE TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN
L ing IL acres more. or less, situate the Conduit
the surrounding country; adjacent to property now
being subdividsd For price and ts,9s sEIy e.
fest. 1901 stnw
I AKELAND HOUSES AND LOTS NOR SALE ON
iu subdivision is situated in Prince Georges county,
Md about miles irom sshington. on the Wash.
where an eistrs railroad Viii lie caiit In altitude il
higher than WASH. has good drainage. is perfectly
Heighis. Colleee PARK. Bsrwyn and the srOiiSis oi
the Maryland Agricultural College II has
WIDE well graded avenues. ON which s. 100 shade
have been planted and are now being noxed. II has
iIful lake Of clear acres in area Ii has
new station, whsre 20 or more Trans stop daily
N
about ~ minutes drive. - houses competed
and in course erection 10 OF which have been sod
and occupied within months, and OF l.j IN
ilproved lots sold ~ or 10 purchasers will build
have already conilnenced. school, mill ice
house, electric light plant. walks, &C.. will soon be
constructed Churh.s. schools. stores. &c, con
yenlsnt. Erces Of lots $2uU to $50. Terms SlC
and ~ per month"; per mouth lots $50
or less. Lakeiand has more improvements and
veniences and better lo ated subdi-
VISION about Washington where lots can be bought
Imam With ts iennas po1ans
oItpudngs wells, punips. cellars baths. heaa.
families as follows:
q. OOO $l.:UO. each $40 cash $40 psr mo. .sr
PEI. 4UO& 2$f 90 each Sl5 cash $l:5 per
q. s0oSi ~ UOo. each s:0 casl mo- ;.k Or.
ID, :O0& o.. JOO $40 cash $50 per 4 air.
cent DISCOUNT Will be made all part cash
apply to EDWIN A. MN NAN. owner. l4i)6 Column
bls ST. W. lbet. 9Th and 10th and y and from
to 10 m. y. m st Lakeland from 1250 Il
4p.m. je1o-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06

The WASHINGTON Loan and Trust Co. paw
interest Capital, sl,O00,0O0- b. III. WARNER
President--idrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06

Mrs Berry % Columbus. Ga. x.as found in
her room late Tuesday night with her throat
cut from ear to ear. The murderer Is believed
to be Mrs Berrys husband The couple had
been living apart, but ON Monday they were
apparently reconeiled. Berry Is missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06
Two Boys Fined for Crap Shooting.

You've LADIEs' drill at the Jahrmarkt il
postponed until tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EOR RENT-NINE-IOOM HOUSE. STABLE AND
small Within Sao ON
for Ps. Star psF
EOR sALE-FARMs-WE OFFER THE FOLLOW
ing special bargains in nicely located farm proper
ties:
with half mic front on the Potomac river; broom
DIV cling and outbuiidines: includes pretty little
2OJacres, q mile below Bowie. fronting half mile on
railroad Broom dwelling and outbuildingx; 81.
Is acres OF excellent garden soil, miles from Land
q acres; miles IRON ay.ttsyiIls and same dis
Washington: fronting on public road; 8 acres in
=; ;S :s;' DtoKEf 81 ! / t & p w. -"
II ing twelve miles from Msshinz ton, two from rail-
r0 ssa :;s''0n ito St. Paul st. Baltimore. Nd
EOR SALE ON THE MAIN STEM OF TIE
g ss u tss
railroad running back the Wash. and BALTIC turn.
@ p he nsis u VIII iS0
great advanags. with good PROMISE Of pIont Price
per ie: at5s s-o' b. d. "AA Sla s. co nv
EOk sALE-lls ACRES OF LAND n PRINCE
william Shs county as VA ~ miles rom NV, Waslinxton
APPLY ss!iis t. FRANCIS n;sI HF :, \ "
Virginia end OF the new Iron Free Bridge at George
town; suitable for d.yision price, g cents per
loot in lots Also IS acres adjolninf. same price
rs Tots os al
containing Al $50 80 feet tAO each. easy terms
T 1 IL: u pssr
g. "s srs.s osS sS1 NEW Ss sous 9
icon heIss q b Soo . a aces 800
1o 70 ARES room house. U.s. 5 3 acr rou 81
room house 5000 !. acres l9roohl house. o. GOO
Per ssry: o acres, SSoam 6ouss s5g :' an e iSs
hn Ae Of s
fotomac river; llS acres between Washington and
sn lie 81 SIS
containing oreinsl oak lumber. splendid ducking and
poultry stock and irt farms for sale as Wen IS hand
business in city and desiring to live short dis
lance in the country 10 save rents. to make good
the purchase OF the above They are ali
ssna stamp list Of property and map of country
surrounding Washington ETY. =, r~,vr.
fl'Hk PEACH LANDS OF SOUTHERN MARYLAND
's,' not only good g, T. II 81. s;s''
poTOMAC RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKR BAY
-; ssss: aud d. Z: cAISt tStf
.ls e APP 3 AZ IPT a.
,''s l' sias ass''ss$:;s :s;':g '
| YARNS FARMS. FARMS. FARNs FARNs.
IIo 81. s E e & A,,s.sd TS@ .sss: 80
lana. s:sr xssassss Is sSss are VIM ss s
every yoox. j. u. 8ROOKk,
| dSrsm 610 Elth =. n v.
II YOU ABE INrnREsrED m LAND N MONT
ss ssi.:s ;ns 'ss3Sp ''s cosy s n
H1sar srn. 1ss:. ssS s ,s's .aIarEs
p,..c s ss,i H :nd Si. Ss % s,SSs
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WANTED SITUATIONS.


WANTED-BY YOUNG NAN With GOOD EDC
w cation, rapid rtenoErapher and tyIewrter. posi
mon s xas ssras II 70 fs a'fr werS at.sI
WANTED = BY A RESPECTABLE cOLOREI
woman a situation as chan6ern1sid can furnish
w ANTED- YOUNG coLORED BOY. PLACE
w as driver o. TO work About the house; best city
reiersncss Apply address lss, 10Th st. W. f6-t
WANTED-G TO DICKS AGENCY FOB COOKS.
men y have references iron last place Ois It'll
w ANTED-A SOPRANO WITH CULTIVATED
voice reader AZ sight would IKE pos,iisnn1 ~
star office. ied-2t'
WANTED : BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
rnri: : situation TO do general housework or as
WANrEp-A LADY WISHES TO fIND A GOOD
ences. Address L. u, star ofice. IT.
N ANTED-IF YOU NEED HELP FOR HOTELS,
w restaurants, stables coal AMI wood yards. farms
clerksn stores any kind of contract work private
+ ifHRR iss fhsfs
4su l,th st. NV fe62t'
N ANIED-BI COMPETENT COLOKED
ertl souss%ors ar viii do rsmserMork; 1ood refer
en.es. Apply l.l1 18th st. NV. 1t.
WANTED-BY A CoIyORED WOMAN, A COOKS
w place only have the best Of city referenee Cali
or address l4,;7 I'd st. NV. It.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN
in %ns ia sa as nd 5vsr 81
useful Baltimore ST.. bet LIST and ID and o SITS.
NV. IT.
WANTED-BY INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY
w Position as clerk cashier in laundry has had
salary not as auch object as
WANIED-YOUNG WIDOW. LO.O.F DAUGH-
w ter, desires position housekeeper take charge
OF hotel city or country or would correspond with
Answer at Sdrss elderly Mrs = asT5
MA, Philadelphia. Pa, general delivery. fe5-4t'
WANTED-BY TWO NICE COLORED GIRLS,
w situations as chanbermads VIII travel wash
dishes. Apply 6U st. NV. feo:N-
N ANTED : SITUATION BY FIRST-CLASS
w florist and gardeners best references. Please ad-
dress " NJ, Star office fest
WANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN WITH ONE
w child-situaton as good cook in private family.
Call at once. .O4 stn.w. feast
WANTED-sITUATION BY FIRsT-CLAss COOK
W and carver; years experience; objection to
go 20 country Address Z. G. D., Star Office. ie4
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG COL
w ored man who can operate the ReInfnaton type
writer POSITION ss sSeh No objection to leaving TIE
WANTED-Bi A RESPECTABLE COLORED
w GIRL situation as chamberlnaid nursei FIRST
class family can furnish reference Call address
LIS st. NV. fe4-:St
WANTED-BY A WHITE GIRL SITUATION
w as ehalnberrIaid. willing 10 assist with children
and make herself useful. Call for three days at lYUc
ST. NV. fe4-;5t'
w and polte servants. Also Positions Tor applicants
for clerical work. CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
DUkAND sHACKLkfokD. Prop. yOs Z vt. n. W..
ja:S1-l2t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS. MAIDS,
w bookkeeters, bart ners drivers engineers paint
ia31-ot- BuRNHAM's. ITO st. n. W.
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rHos. Z. WAGaANAN

81 sDSs 3 R5 SoEss5s. Hs 3d.. Z s'ss
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| 406 La Az, 2front rms 80 2 basement rooms. Ar
4g& Ia ave-, la ave................ $40
80 sth NV, front IS a.. La ave. = 4
Gunton bldg. u: l.! 80 iiS La ave. back room. IS
Central hleg, Ia. 10
The above Il only portion Of the property ON my
books. kor tu last call office for bulletin Issued on
the LIST and l5th-
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FOR RENT-FT,ATS.

ErOR RENT-AFLAT; THREE LARGE COMMUNI.
eating unfinished ROOMS and bath; all newly pa
pered three large closets and book in passage
second floor 1918 l4th st. NV. Inquire l42S Pierce
place NV. fe4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06

90 sNI CCCArARRH REMEDY
Discovered bye q insanity rsiieyss and
z Dan sn:in~ns paS-C osspsed,ly cures C.sarrh,
D sirian- Cwhy do you suffer. Osu7
I'd CcC ID infAllible cure.
sud by c. CHRISTIAN. MhoissaLs and kstaf
nlt-ha s6a fenna- ave
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

NOR RENT-2-STOkY BkICK STABLE BACK OF
lOl2 10th st. l. at $l2 30 per Address EU-
GEM ARNOLD. 4oo La ave.. or GEO. i. HARDIN,
80 Pa. ave. Sc. ja.l-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Iuh sALr.-ElIgsANI Is, SlNfSS UOHNEh-
II i hire trlrk siorss lot Esxfs< IL u IN
and y sta n " k-nts,i for 5000 I~r year; Ihis 70
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LOB RENT-SEVEEAL NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS;
brilliant tone; hrst-class make; rents paid dur
ing 1s0l credited bought. Latest music only lUc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-06

fe4 Room 4. Atlantic building
T,OR SALE
II UppssIte the residence Of senator Hearst, finely
located ON New HamIslire handsomely finished
and eeganf home The frontage Is - and there
n alley in the
IHOs. J. FISHER CO.
fe4.h 1:e24 o.. a. ~.
EoR sALE-Gssc ST Me-; Two-sToRY BAY
II window BRICK; az rooms. hath and all M l. lot
Tx = wei paved alley, price -, Inquire of
ON y In lTsfIisrs re4-Hs
LsJK SALE-fINE ST. PROPERTY Al BAR
II gain. 3xtory ll-room brick IN near trh 81 n.
90. D. BIkBER.
te4-3x ;:kls Sc. Nv.
EoR sALE-NEw 3-sT0RY BROOM BRICK on
il ofh near - 81. NV. conrrefed cellar. furnace and
AZ mod. imss Rented sf 80 Per month tr.css e.
is4rss is5 .. s.u.
E0R sALE-EICE FRANZ HOUSE CONTAINING
= rooms, On 18th H. near Nv: Lot z5xN A
oazUaxn - o2.0oo .. 1lkDZk.
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