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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30

We recently hit upon one of the
frauds of the umbrella trade" only a
little One," but none the less fraud.
Going into any store to buy an UNI
brella you ask for " twenty-siX inch "
size. The dealer sells you an umbrella
marked 600 inch" Measure it and
you'll find the distance from centre to
circumference "a - to % inches.
Those marked 1913 inch" are just as
short measure. This is true of nearly
all American made umbrellas. The
best English makers label theirs cor
rectly, % or ~ inches.
For years we have unwittingly lent
ourselves to this small deception, but
are through with it, and henceforth
every umbrella we sell shall be truth
fully labeled.
We couldn't find any umbrellas in
the market that measured full 26 and
% inches, so we had to order these
sizes made specially.
They are ready i'll
Best 81 and $3.50
Alpaca So and 50 25
SILK Sarge 81 so and 90
Light silk mot pure dye 50 so
Pure Dye So SO and 81
The 2S-ineh sizes, % to so more.
A few with fancy holiday sticks, $40 and sI2, and a
line OF vrgoe, Middleton & Co.'s LOndonmade umbrellas
marked 70 and p inches, SIS to 49,
We have collected at Prince street
store and marked down all we have of
the old short measure frauds. Cotton
that were 81 to 50 now 70 cents silk
thai were So to $3.50 now $3.50 each.
About 175 umbrellas all told. Don't
want them around any longer.
ROGERS, PEET 81 CO.
sRFoahHpEw9AY}} SwTa@Ss
STORES. Gals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
CITING A POLICE SERGEANT.

Samuel Caffray of No. - sherlock Place, has begun
suit against Police Sergeant James ID. Reeves OF the
First Precinct for $4,000 damages for alternating the
affections of Mrs. Caffray. lie is an engineer In one
Of the large buildings in lower Broadway, New-York.
Sergeant denies the charges, and says 1t Is an
attempt to backmail him the part of Cafiray The
sergeant has instructed his lawyer TO push the case 10
speedy trial. Mrs. Caflray denies her husDands
chs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
4 MONUMENT OVER MRS. TRAcY,s GRAVE.

monument has recently been erected In Greenwood
Cemetery over the graves Of Mrs. Belinda E. Tracy ana
Miss Mary F. acy, the wife and daughter of Secretary
benjamin F. Tracy, who lost their lives in the burning
of the Secreiarys house in Washington on February j.
1890. Tho bodies were removed from Washington
some months ago. The monument Is in the Ocean Hill
section OF the cemetery, about 100 feet from the grave
OF Henry Ward Eeecher in Dann-ave, between Hillside
aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30

CUSTOM CAUSES FATHER SCULLY'S DEPAhIUhL'
The statement published yesterday that thee was any
thing Unusual surprising in the removal oil falhef
scaly from the presidency OF st. johns College, III fou
ham and the appointment OF one OF the priests OF ST.
Francis XavieTs College 10 succeed hint was rejected as
mistaken yesterday when submitted IN one of the pro
fessors In ST. Francis Xaviers College lie said that
the members OF the Jesuit Order, whether rectors OF
churches heads OF colleges, were rarely left more
than few years in the same charge. Father Sculy's
new place Of labor is at 81. loseps College IN Pila-
aIph.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
oulRgIxG Els PRIMER WIN FORGERY.

MORT, Rio.k ard Sinoa Wise arc partners In Cloak
nrfa turing business No 2C3 East Tbdst. but they
o, IN the best One OF the customers Of the
firm was the drygoods firm of Mcfarland o'faherty. in
Fobth.aye on Monday last Wise delivered some cioaks
10 thu rD and received check 70 the amount Of *o4 a.
,sa ,ndorted the check with the firms name and cashed
a II. gave none Of the money To Clock. The latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
HOME NEW
PROMINENT ARRIVALS Ar THE HOTELS.

CIARENDoN-Count Charles Bozent1 and Nine
Modjeska. FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Senator Thomes W..
pa,mo. q, Michigan and General John r. Cutting, Of
San Francisco PLAzA-Coneressman Charles Tracey Of
Albany. vICToRIA-Migue Suarez Spanish Minister
at Washington and Edgar Dewdney, Canadian Minister
of the Interior. wINDsoR-Judge Robert H. Bishoo' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30

then caused WISE. arrest on charge declaring
that he had right sign the firms name. wise wa
arraisned before Justice Ryan the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday, and was held for exanination'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rise 700 Set 430 Moon rises Coz Moons age ~
HIGH WATER.
4 n Sandy U,k $40 Gov. Isrd. 707 Hell &C.. 300
y ~ sandy HI TIC Gov. Isrd.. 1897 Hell &C.. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
Holiday
Announcement.

Messrs. Tiffany & Co., Union
Square, New.YOrk, have cOmplet-
ed their preparations for. the
approaching holidays, and sug-
gest that an early examination
Of their stock will enable pur-
chasers to secure the choicest
selections.
Articles now purchased will be
cared for until the time for
delivery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
Announcements

DR.. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keeps the teeth white and pures the breath.
An elegant toilet luxury sold everywhere, % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
80 WEST S9TH-ST
Diseases OF System Gento Urinary Organs.
1 npo;ency and Sterilty. Hours 10 /. TO u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30

"ANERICAN MONEY, GOLD, SILVER AND CUR.
FNCY"-The currency articles OF MIR. Horr. with
li,d,ed untter reprnted from " Big Issues Of an %
Year" in cheap supplement- sheet form for popular
distribution 1 TO 10 coses cents each postage rais
100 COPIES - freight to be paid by purchaser
900 copies or more, 81 thousand. ireisaI 10 70
mi, id nv nurc in.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Detroit 1891 Now out. Copies can be ordered "
mail or bought in The Tribune Business Once. Iss
proceedings in full. reported especially Tor fh'
Tribune by n Presbyterian clergyman. 80 'ass'
octnyo PAGES. - cents n copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30

The Brooklyn Jockey Club announces that the Fort
Hamilton Handicap for three year0lds IN 1892 will
he a guaranteed race OF tn OF $4,000, Of which
The second horae will receive II 800 and the third
500. This year this race Was worth but 200 70
the winner; next year it VIII be worth $4,000 SO
thot aIl the higher class three year0ds may be gotten
ready for IT, the will not be run until tie latter
part of the spring meeting. The conditions are 500
TO- starters half forfeit or 600 II declared Weights
- be announced February l. and declarations To be
mace February 20. The distance Is one mile and a
TheTs will be many good tlreey earo!dS out next
wear and the Fort Hamilton Handicap should be n
race of Great ntIvst II will be the most valuable
three yesrold handicap for In this country
and the BROOKLYN club deserves commentator Tor lts
lberaNty AID enterprise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30

PEoUor. T.. & w.
NEW COLLARS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
ANACOsrIA's CELEBRATION.
How Washingtons Birthday VIII he on
served I'm That suburb.

IN hhat SuburD.
A rousing mass meeting was held at Gray's
Hall last night under the auspices Of John A.
Logan Post, No. Is, GAR. Department Of the
Potomac. The object of the meeting was to
enlist the cooperation of the citizens and pre-
pare FOR fitting celebration of Washington's
birthday. Many ex-confederates were present
and yankee Doodle and Dixie we're sung
with vim. A large part of John A Logan Re-
lief Corps. No. z, attended. Commander A Il.
Frisbie called the gathering TO order Com
rade George II. Armstrong elected secre-
tary. The following committees were sp-
pointed: Procuring decorations, Commander
A. B. Frisbie and Mr.. J. T. Fowler;
decorating. Messrs. Chas. Freeman. Butler
George +. Pyles, George. II. Gray and Com
rades Robey and c. +. Watson; entertainment.
Messrs. Petty, Hopes, Butler, Abbott and
Comrades King. Peck, Dony and Commander
Frisbie. Messrs- Pyles. Barker, Green and
Comrade Watson were appointed a committee
10 wait upon the District Commissioners
TO urge their attendance and 20 secure
the use OF the unfinished school building The
preparation and serving of refreshments were
confided to the ladies Of the relief corps. In
vitations to attend will be issued to the Pre-i-
dent, cabinet, District committees and 60 the
Maryland delegation. The Secretary OF War
viii be requested to order battery to psrtiei-
pate.
The various committees will meet this even
ing at the Office of Justice Armstrong. The
third battalion DONG, the Old Guard and
the National Rifles have signiied their inten-
ton to come. Principal ii. +. Petty has ar
ranged TO have 400 public school children sing
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
A GALLANT RESCUE,
Seven Men Saved by Lieut.. HoIcombe ana
an Albatross Crew.

IN Albatross Crew.
A boat from the United States fish commits
sion steamer Albatross, manned by Lieut. J. H.
L. Holcombe Of this city, who was in command
Of the Albatross in the absence of Commander
Tanner, rescued seven men from drowning in
San Francisco bay on the night Of January 2s
About quarter to IL O'Clock heavily loaded
boat containing nine seamen and their lug
gage put of from q ship which had just ar
rived from Philadelphia to go the Sailors
Home. The boat was rowed by Q run
ner OF the institution. When a short
distance from the vessel the overloaded
boat began to ship water in large
quantities and was soon swamped, Its occu-
pants being thrown into the water. The
shouts for help were heard BY the crew OF the
Albatross which was lying at anchor in the
stream of Broadway wharf. boat WIS
hastily got away from the Alba
tross and rowed to the place whence the cries
proceeded, reaching there in time 10 rescue
seven Of the men who were found clinging TO
the keel Of the capsized boat. The rescued
men were taken on board the Albatross and
conveyed 10 the ships laboratory, where resto-
rativee were administered by the ships surgeon.
Three Of the capsized party attempted 10
swim TO q vessel at anchor, but were overcome
and drowned. With Lieut. Holcombe in tAe
boat Of the Albatross which performed the 81
liant rescue were Coxswain jacobson, Quarter
master Hagsn and Seamen Mingart and Hansen.
Their boat was q small dingey and they
went to the rescue at considerable hansa
to themselves. such was the suddepnea a
the call TO man the boat that the rsscuing
party did not have time 10 don their csstses-
Lieut. Holcombe was attired In . dressing
gown and some Of the men went into tAsr bsas
In their night clothes and bare feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
WHISKY OF We OLDEN TINE.
1t Did Not Tangle Men All Up Like the
Modern Article.

From the Seattle Times
''More than one-half Of the men that are ar.
rested for drunkenness and taken to the police
headquarters are crazy drunk" said a veteran
officer. There is something about the whisky
men drink nowadays that winds their under
standing all up, twists them all up and fumbles
their ideas into q shapeless mass," he con-
tinued.
Now, years ago, back east, it was nothing
unusual to see a man get SO that his legs would
all twist up and his tongue would even get q
little thick now and then. but he seldom got
crazy drunk, like men do nowadays Why,
just the other day we had a man up here that
had too much Of that jackson street whisky.
and he crazy that he was hysterical. He
could walk all right. but he would laugh like q
maniac one minute and weep like a whipped
baby the next. and then he would throw him
self into an attitude that would melt wooden
man in front of a tobacco stand to tears.
This is q great age OF improvement, but
don't believe that they have improved on the
whisky Of our grandfather day very much. {"
and just then the officer had to saw Of this in
teresting dissertation on whisky to 20 below
and unlock a prisoner, but everybody agreed
that he spoke as an oracle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
CHEAP, CHEAPER. CHEApEsri
pRrCFS nOuyr

We have determined TO enlarre our place Of bust
ness the buiidefs are urging TO let them
MofA et once In order 10 do will have partf-
non on abon, onsthiId OF our present room and
overvrowd u.s. To avoid that we have determined to
cut prices more than the goods must CO. See our
prices:
Ammonia, &c. bottle
Now lUc. -
Meeicated Red Twilled Flannel worth a5c now 2ic.
Best Calico Blues. Blacks Puppies and Color. oniv -
Good Calico in remnants only ac.
blesched and Cnhleached sheettng. lO4 wide, l6c.
Best fruif of the Loom Bieached Cotton RiSc
Best lu4 Blesrhed sheetinx bic
Best "a Bleached sheetfnF bic
All Dress goods ut cost or below Boyu' sWiudaor
iies C stockns an. worth &c. and lbc., reduced
70 &C. mana: ~ and q. Cogsets tie. Good Corsefs
lsc Dress Buttons &c. dog. All lemnanfs vsry cheap
a lew LADIES' short Coats at cost
.. B. TOWNER SON.
~ Isla TN ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

The womaa's Medicinal Prsss AssosAsszss
Discuss the All-Absorbang TopIe.

The w0man'S Hattonal Prooo Aso0Gkn14oo
Discuss the An-Absorbing Tspte.
One Of the most interesting and largely -
tended meetings of the Womans National Prsas
Association was bald ct Wizards Hotel -
evening. MrA Lincoln presided, and when ths
meeting was called 10 order the large parloe
and corridor were crowded with N eager sadi-
ence, noticeable among which were Maj. Swords
and Capt Petit Of the Pine Ridge Agency and
Mr.. W. C. johnson Of the Niagara county Tus-
csroraa. Mira lockwood, Ma Ralsson end
Mrs. Roby were added 10 The dslegstss 10 TIE
National Council from the association and nrH
Claudi. b Money vs. elected Wise prsadsnS
for Mississippi
The president introdueed lGiss Emma @.
6ickles, who gave . brief sketch Of her experi-
ence ct Pine Ridge agency. One relic broughs
from the field OF massacre was Q poor brokea
doll, which IVES found near one AZ ne htsIs
Indian children.
Major Swords, Who for many Year, - .
member Of ths Indian police, through his in-
terprs>sr, Capt. Petit made graphic rectal
OF the dtuation at Pine Ridge. Mr.. W. c.
johnson Of the Tuscsroras Of Niagara county,
n. T., talked Of the indiana Lon a hone cd
friends and aasociations
Ma. Roby Of Chicago, Judge Mouiton end
Mr.. J. L. AcCreery poke. Mrs. Clara B.
Colby, wife Of Cen Colby, Who adopted -
little Indian vsif rescued 81 Wounded Kss, IN
terested the sudienoe with her history Of -
Lite baby, Whose name, fnssrpestsd, b 1aa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
Mr. Hadley and the Union Mission.

The directors Of the Central Union Mission
have secured the services Of Mr.. s. H. Hadlev,
who for five years past has been the superin.
tendent Of the ''Old Jerry McAuley Mission, u
in Water street, New York, to aid in ten-days
special series of gospel services to be held q,
follows: Saturday, $50 Pm, Mission Hall
18th and NJ streets; Sunday, 8 pm. Mission
Hall; Sunday, $50 Pm, Fourth Presbyterian
Church, 9Th street between G and II; daily
during the week at II m. and $50 pm. at Mis-
sion Hall; Sunday February 80, IL an,
Fourth Street ME. Church, 4th street south
Hall; Sunday. 5 pm, 18th Street Presbyterian
Church Dr. Grimke's); Sunday, 7:S0, First
Congregational Church, corner 10th and g
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
wouldn't Acknowlsdse His Mistake.

"Pardon me, but think you have made q
mistake in counting this money" said . mild
hammered gentleman, according to the New
York Times, 70 the paying teller Of one of the
big banks down town. The mild-mannered
gentleman had Just received . bulky pile of
currency in exchange for check and had taken
the precaution to count the money himself on
the spot With look of disdain and in very
frigid tones the teller replied: I'VE never make
mistakes here, dr. You win hnd that TO be
correct"
"But am certain, !" aid the gentleman, earn
estly. Il have counted these bills twice and
you have given me too"
''You are mistaken, sir" interrupted the
clerk. haughtily. 81 never naks . mistake In
counting money"
but I tell You that In this instance you
have" insisted the gentleman, very politely.
'You have given me too much" -
sir, that 10 impossible. Please don't take
up any more Of my time. There are others
waiting to BE- attended TO-"
The mild-mannered man looked sharply ~
thence, said: s'Oh, very we'll I can stand Il Il
You can" He placed the roll Of bills In his
pocket and left the bank. An observer Of the
Incident followed him out and ventured 70 in
quire: Are you sure that the taller gave you
too much money!
"Yss, sir" promptly replied the gentlsnan.
HE overpaid me $50, and he vin Ind Il out
very soop, but he viii never admit it. That
man would lose hah years salary rather thsn
admit that he hsd made mistake. With some
paying tellsrs that feeling amounts 70 nania
Next TO their lives they prize thsir reputsaions
for accuracy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
CONSUMPTION.

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use thousands Of Of the kind and Of long
standing have been cured Indeed no strong my
ia its efficacy. that will send TWO BOTTLES FREE
with VALUABLE TREATISE on this dises 81 10 any
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~ An Established and Reliable Physician.
Can be consulted daily at 464 a., between az and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

TVKNRY srEISBERG fREsCo PAINTER.
ID ONE, so l2tk 81 NV
p,. Plan sss:i ali a. s ~ p.issias. ,n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

=. y. bentley has purchassd - \. n. 1.hsr
for -, % subs - end -. square 80, 0alJ
By 1ooo0 fest On 81 between II s>rsso -
xlortdA avouno.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
SHOOTING STARE


io' trunks with her 10 America 10 make . show
vifh-
NJ oAm-iro'' on 'he oase oail tr,oe onsns
s.a ma. srrshsemene Tor iso su1ke o. me
s'oe, ae'es~oon 70 remain a. ms guest Tor NE
Some loxe ,.t,.r~ -. =. "a, .A..
fled.
At q recent tsbleau exhibition i'm Chicago
The Sleeping Beauty was represented BY q
pic,ure of 81 Iou,s
iae u'ouno nos seems 70 De getting IN N
VIVA ~'ou' ~ "ei ~ oouia DC expected.
FIVE o CLOCK rrAs rrc.
nov doth 'ne dude depiore that Lent
ZONES soon 70 sAn's ana Sinners
~x,.x
..r ,oo a.. on 1ao. CIR .nA' "~a ''1''sa
NC. ~. zen 'ons year.
ox.rr '' " ''" ~ >H ~
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thing sbou, that"
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EO1s OAl1C 1Olo.
no NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY
- by purchasing lots in subdivisions that are not I'm
advancing values
LOCATE YOUR HOME,
PLACE YOUR INVESTMENTS.
DO YOUR sPECULATINo
In the new and beautiful Subdivision Of
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
Barton Walkers addition to Brookand, where you
can get favorable terms and city improvements.
VISIT THE HEIGHTS.
60 UP THE TOWER fkP EXAMINE THE PROP
COMPUTATION TICKETS AT 90 PER QUARTER
METROPOLITAN BRANCH B. l. o. RR.
ELECTRIC CARS EVERY 12 MINUTES.
At city rates of fare.
Unquaifedy the best for the money Of any subdi-
vision on the market
pls.s. intoT,nation. q &c. NJ nom ON" nEpFoRp W.
MAKER son. zoos 81. or OF H. BAkTON.
1:s31 St. jal6-lm
r YOU DID NOT KNOW YOU
COULD BUY LOTS FROM
siI5 TO 5000
And upward in sight Of the
wAsH1NG Sfplto oIfrY y STREETS
Extended full width, and have
ALL The STREET IMPROVEMENT,
bRiHEs and sHh5k TRES funisS:d ~ NE
present owners, and sE 'N sii,i MATLa
contemplated si Pk fhs pt EARS authorities.
1opass the property in the spring.
,,,vxc,Lso cated a. mt sTseotion Of
ANACUSTIA. DC
Terms: One-fourth cash balance easy. Titls per-
feet Abstract free No trouble to show property.
' McLACHLES { B aiati Ell 1EGa
oil Corner 10th and u SITS. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

We WAxr To
CATCH TOUR EYE
Then Ne sxpsctso
CATCH -FOUR TRADE
In order to do this W win
GIVE YOU A DISCOUNT OF Is PER CENT
On all Cash Purchases Of FURNITURE, and in CAR
PETS. RUGS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
We viii quote you special price
II you WILL CALL
,sa4-ln 9Th q. and Pa. .v~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
PERSONAL.

L EnOON AL.
IF Mss OLIVE TROMANHAUsER OF MIME
apols is III this city her friend. q. c., would lie
pleased to See her At tredonia Hotel before Thurs
day. IT.
INFORMATION WANTED AS TO HENRY p
CIsre. formerly adjutant eighty third hew York
volunteers; are about ftty-hve hair and mustache
dark. streaked with gray tail, slender and slightly
STOPPING last seen in Washington. January 81 81,
New York. Address ALLEN RUTHERFORD. ATTAIN
tic building. Washington. ie,i2ts
A YOUNG LADY GRADUATE SEVERAL YEARS
IA experience as teacber) with knowledge several
LANGUAGES desires to teach foreigners Engllsh best
reierenees- Address 9. II. l.. star Office Ieo-.t'
XNANTED-THE PRESENT ADDRESS OF FAM
w lily Name OF Bryanr. with whom Capt. Henry u.
Todd assistant provost marshal. boarded while i'll
Msshlnston IN lste Address q. Star Office fetj-lOt
HAVING SEVERED MY CONNECTION WITH
IL the smith Prenlier" agency, $50 NV.
am now located 1t JO6 st. NV. Typewr.ting neatly
tor and Delivered. Miss NJ. l.. HEiiRON. fe5:ts
A UTHoRIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY,
hours. MM- WILLIAMS. Manager. E.0 j 4. n v.
d4-sms
FULL EVENING DRESS SUITS, SILK OR SATIN
L hned' to order' only fp;wrvvopru cove
ta27-lm' 2l1 North Paca ST.. Baltimore. Nd
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ ahd answers: SEND ~ cents 70
tal4-lm' Southwest cor 18th and K SITS. NV.
NOW IS THE TIME. WE WILL PAY "BIo
Money for gents, nistclsss second md clothing
Address " call al JUsIH's OLD STAND, Ulv ID &.
NV. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

AKELAND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON
IL SMALL MONTHLY PAlMESIS--This oeaufi-
fu Subdivision situated Prince Georges county.
Nd, about miles from " Washington. on the wash
Br. b. U. HI. and the Wash and BALI pike,
where slsrtrc railroad will be built In Attitude
higher than WASH. has sOod DRAINAGE. Is psrfeSty
hsAlthy sdsacent and surrounded BY Charlton
tn Maryland Agricultural College. IL las IL miles vi
wide. well graded avenues. which s. uO shade Trees
have ben pisntet and row being ooxeo- IL has
park thas contains s sares, IN which there n~au-
oful lnke OF clear fresh water acres IN ares. IL has
nDU Seatioo. where 20 or more trains stop daily
ncketst washnton oeents the run m TO 10 minutes
about I'd minutes drive. - houses are completed
and occupied within months and Of Il, more I'M
improved lots sold 10 or ID purchasers Will build
some have already commenced. A school mill. ice
house. electric light plant walks. &c.. will be
eonstrueeed- Church-s. schoos. stores &C.. con-
venisnt- Prices Of lots. t1O to $500 Terms: $40
cash and 10 per MONTH or e. month ON lots $40
or les. LAKELAND has more improvement ts and con-
vuson about Washin2ton where lots be bought for
les than souble these prics. ID comfortable frame
DWELLINGS with brlck foundations. porches closets.
outbukhnzs wesls pumps. cellars baths. heat, sc
On lots that ayeraxe - acre. TO 10 sold TO desirable
si .oo q. 30 esch slo c.~b $40 per mo. Ar
2sliOOk eel ~. each ais cash SIS per 5r.
iSaOlG.sss 7tO eac hsrSc.sh and s:eJ per mo- ia.
- .fOk 81 sO. each s:sOcash and 80 q xsf
per discount will be nlade tor all OF part cash
snie< For particulars plats free tickets &c
spply 10 EDWIN A NEWMAN. owner, l4O6 Column
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SO 10 q m OF 2. m or 81 Lakeland trom 1x::D u
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