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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
AN .INNOCENI', ABROAD.
How Yankee Girls Try to Take NOr:i,
Carolina Boy In.

A handsome young North Carolinian,
who has recently moved to a great
Northern ely to live, has written home
to warm friend, who is married man,
and bis letter is rich, rare and racy. The
CHRONICLE was permitted to read it, and
at the risk Of ''giving our friend away
we print the following extract:
"l'll just remark before closing that
there are 10, 600 more women than men
here, and a fellow has to be in an eter
nal fight against having what some peo-
pie call "a good time" What glori-
ously good tine you could have here if
you ''just weren't married" You can
have it anyhow if you will come here and
play single. Well, the fact is, being
marri I'd doesn't make much difference.
LET NE KNOW WHEN YOU ARE COMING
sshy He Stretched Cut His Arms.
I'll tell you an incident. [ was talk
Ing with q very handsome girl short
time since. Was at the same boarding
| house with her, and you see it was per-
| fectly natural to talk. Both were stand
| ing and in some remark I made |
stretched out my arm to emphasize with
a gesture
She Careened Over His Way.
| [ dont know what she thought, but
she careened over my way. | thought
she was falling and caught her; and
caught her with an almighty grip too
You won't blame me when l tell you that
she is employed as 'model'' in the to-
NEST store in Washington. She Is the
most psrfect figure I ever saw.
He Didn't Catch on.
Well, / stood her up again On bean
ends, and let go; and instead of any con
fusion or apology on her part, she look
ed at me and uttered contemptuou
"humph." Tricks like that are might.
common here. | think there ought t.
be hand to protect the ''innocents.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
EupepsY.

This is what you ought to have-in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily, and morning becaute they find it
not. Thousands upon thousands of dol
lars are spent annually by our people in
the hope that they may attain this boon.
And yet it may be had by all. We guar
antee that Electric Bitters, if used ac-
cording to directions and the use per-
sisted in, will bring you Good Digestion
and oust the demon Dyspepsia and IN
stall instead Eupepsy. We recommend
Electric Btters for Dyspepsia and all dis
eases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys
Sold at SOC. and S1.O0 per bottle b,
John Y. McRae. druggist.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
CITY Election POllhOlaers

The following pollholders have been
appointed by the Beard Of Aldermen to
serve at the 2ming municipal election ::
FIRST WARD-C. @. Grow and ". W.
Wynne.
SECOND WARD-B. F. Womble and " :.
F. Debnam.
THIRD WARD-M. B. Barbee and ).
T. Watts.
FOURTH WARD-F. NJ. Lampkin and
VIM. Mitchell.
FIFTH WARD-Ed. Dobbin and 6. d
Williams.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
A Banquet Given by the Alumni in
Washington City.
(By the United PreSs.1

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 1.-The
resident Alumni of the University of
Virginia held their annual banquet at
the Hotel Normandie this evening. Sen
ator Daniel presided, and among the
other speakers were: Henry Wise Gar
nett, John B. Moore, DR.. Harrison, DR..
Wilmer, DR.. McKim, Fish Commissioner
Mcdonald, Judge N. George Barber, OF
Kentucky, Mr.. Leigh Robinson, Thos
h. Ellis, Rev. Jos. Reynolds, DR.. Well
ing, of Columbia University, and Dr.. j
L. NJ. Curry.
A meeting of the Alumni will be hel6
at the Columbian University Monday af
ternoon, at which the subject "Unlversi
ty extension" will be discussed by Dr.
W. T. Harris. In the evening recep
ton will be rendered the Alumni by Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. D. Cabell.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
OFF FOR ROME.

Baron Fava, Italian Minister, Gone to
See His Sick COuntrymen.
CBy the United Press.)
new YORK, April 11.-Baron Fava,
the Italian minister at Washington.
sailed for Europe this morning on the
steamer La Gascogne. A number of
prominent Italian citizens and some OF
the attaches of the Italian consul's office
were at the pier to see him off. He will
20 direct to Rome.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
Fife aud Biihorn at Union Mission.

Mr. W. P Fife made short but very
touching and effective talk at the Union
Mission last night. Mr.. Billhorn sang
several beautiful solos and delivered a
short discourse. He is grand musician
like all Germans, but abovo all, Ike 2
German Christian. His whole soul seems
to be in his sacred songs. He is i'll charge
of a city mission in Chicago. If you
wish to be charmed go to Edenton Street
Church tonight and hear him.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
A HARRISON MAN.
lie Got His POstOfIice and May Now
Get His Dues.

He Got His POStOflICe and May Now
Get His Dues.
A Harrison apostle arrested.
His name was W. Fl. Morris and his
business was postmaster at Nelson, Dur
ham couLty.
A letter containing a check was mailed
recently by the N. G. Wagon Company
to W. II. Hobgood at Nelson Mr.. Hob
good received the letter but no check.
Morris tried to get the check cashed
in Durham-he failed-was arrested by
Deputy Marshal j. r. Upchurch and
brought to Raleigh, where he was tried
before .. S. Commissioner Purnell and
bailed over to the June term Of the
Federal Court.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12

A New Typographical Map Of the
South Appalachian Region IN which
Western Carolina is finely represented
has " inst been issued by Washington en-
n;neers % It is compilation into con.
1enient form of some half hundred OF
the large hypsometric maps prepared by
the limited States Geological Survey.
Scale. FIVE miles to one inch; 40, wv
s~nare 0O miles of territory. Price $5 90.
Rv + A. Maher & Co., No: 1926, 13th
Street. g. N, W. Washington, D. O.,
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
President N. @. Vet. Associate
Trinity Boys Learning VOlapuk'
[Special to STATE CHRoNICLE.l

Especial to STATE CHRONICLE.l
TRINITY COLLEGE, N. O., April II Oh
The students of Trinity College have
organized Volapuk Club in order to
study that language. Much interest has
been created here in it by Rev. Mr., Camp
bell, of Concord, who delivered lecture
here last week on that subject. This is
the only Volapuk Club in the South.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
NJ MEMORiAL DAY.

Gen. Cox the Orator and Gen. Ramseur
the Theme.
Gen. W. r. Cox has been chosen as
the orator On Memorial Day. His sub
ject will be Major General Stephen D.
Ramseur. AS our readers know, Gen.
Cox commanded a brigade in Gen. Ram
sour's division and ia that brigade there
were two companies from Raleigh-the
Oak City Guards and Raleigh Rifles.
The theme and the orator are fitting for
the occasion.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
RUTHERFORD COLLEGE,.
The Largest Contributors to its Re-
building.-WhO Else Will Help?

Especial Cor. STATE CHRoN1CLE.l
RUTHERFORD CoLLEGE,N. O., April 3
Will you have the kindness to publish
the names and amounts below, given by
persons who have contributed $25, 90
and higher. Some of these have paid,
others have not.
have received a number of less sums,
which l may publish at later period; :;
and some persons Of means have prom
ised me even larger sums; but they have
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
Catholic Church Services.

Rev. Father Francis is in the city and
will have the following services at the
Sacred Heart Church this morning: oun-
dav School at 1920 a. m, mass and ser.
mon at II a. M, afternoon services at .
p. m.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
THEIR FEELINGS WOUNDED.
ITALIANS HAyEGRoWN SORE
OVER THE SLiNGs OF THE
AMERICAN. PRESS.

grspl knows the Ropes and Declares
That the Italian Government Dares
NOT Make "A Serious Demand upon tho
United states for Redress.--How they
were leased.
BY Cable.l
LONDON, April IA Rome dispatcb
SAYS that everybody is on thel uui yiye
for the next act In the Italian American
drama Crispi has openly stated that
the Rudni cabinet dares not make a
rious demand for redress upon the
gated State and that the Italian people
Save been held up to ridicule by the vac
.IltOu OF tho ministry.
We Have leased Them too Much.
Iae statement that American utter.
.s,g> have had an influence in proyok-
hostile feeling is confirmed. In ad.
au9u TO the press dispatches, the Con-
J General at New York has kent his
yernment fully informed of the edito-
a0a0 expressions of the press of that city.
taese are considered as extremely ob.
aaAJous III tuelr tone Of contempC for
Italy : strength, both naval and military
Iae caricature which is said to have
given personal offense to King Humber,
is one in which a monkey figures with 8
crown on its head, and features bearing
q resemblance TO those of the King. The
clerical, or vatican faction are alleged t.
have circulated widely wood cuts O
these carlcatures, as showing American
hatred and contempt for the quirinal.
The Feeling Bitter.
Altogether, whatever the outcome O
the difficulty, the feeling toward Americ
Ia high Italian circles is very bitter
Among the lower orders the complica
ton IS having contrary effect. Tn
people seem to anticipate that the gate
Of the American paradise are about to
shut on Italians.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
JOHNSTON's MEMORIAL DAY,
The People Called upon to Observe
April Goth as Memorial Day.

The People Called upon to Observe
April Goth as Memorial Day.
HEADQUARTERS GRAND CAMP CONFEDER-
ATE VETERANS, DEPT OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va. April l, 1891.
Col. JULIAN S. CARR, President
DEAR SIR AND COMRADE !: By a reso-
luton passed by R. E. Lee Camp Con-
federate Veterans, No /, of this city, the
Grand Commander has been requested
to communicate with all the OOnfeder-
ate Camps of the country, and ask their
cooperation in securing the observance
of memorial day in commemoratlon
of our late honored and beloved COM
mander, Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. In
obedience to this request, Sunday, the
26th day of April, 5 o'clock p. M, has
been selected.
1t is the general desire of our people
that this should be done to show our
love and respect for this great man and
soldier, and it is earnestly requested that
you will co operate with the camps
here, and throughout the land, IN dong
honor to his memory.
Please give this all the publicity pos
sible by publishing in your local newspa'
pers and otherwise.
Truly and fraternally yours,
w. P. SMITH,
Grand Commander Grand G. ", De
partment of Virginia.
THos. ELLETT, Adj't General.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
A Traitor Bitten.
(By the United Press)'

(By the UnlCeu fFeSS]
CITY OF MEXICO, April H. General
Miguel Lopez, who, it is said, betrayed
Maximillian to the Juarez forces at
Ouretaro, was bitten by mad dog Wed
nesday, and is now undergoing the Pas
taur treatment.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12

We show everything desirable in La
dies Kid Gloves for both day and even
ing wear.
w. II. & r. S. TUCKER & Go.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12

French Organdy Lawns, first cousin
to the Organdies fully as lovely in design
and as dainty in effect.
VII. &R. S. TUCKER Il Go.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12

French Organdies such as our grand
mother wore, are at the front again.
W. II. & r. S. TUCKER u 20.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12

will publish the smaller amounts
soon. Will all who have subscribed
please send on the money, as we need 1t
now?
r. L. ABERNETHY, Pres,
Rutherford College, \. Z.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12

New Chemisettes. in Swiss, Null &C.
with Black Polkasp Dots.
VIII. &sR..S. TUCKER y Go.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12

IF you want to enjoy your meals
strengthen your digestion with Simmons
Liver Regulator.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12

Take Simmons Liver Regulator to
keep the bowels regular. One dose is
worth 100 dollars.
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-04-12
HEADQUARTERS OF NORTH

HEADQUARTERS OF NORTH
CAROLINA VETERANS ASS JCIATtoN,
COMRADES OF NORTH OAR.kINA VETER-
ANS ASSOCIATION:
In agreement with the above, l invite
tbe Confederate Veterans OF North Oar
olina TO take suitable action, in their re-
spective communities, to carry the above
patriotic purpose into effect.
Respectfully,
J. S. UARR,
President N. O. Vet. Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

I AKELAND HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE ON
Ia SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.--1his beauti-
tul subdvison 10 situated in Prince Georees county
Md, about miles from Washington, the Mssl
b. OF the b. o. kh. and the wash. and Bait pike
where electric railroad viii be built In altitude il
healthy and adjacent to and by Charlton
Heights. Colleee Park. Berwyn and the grounds OF
the Maryland Agricultural College. 1t has Isl Of
wde we'll graded avenues, which =, 100 shade
have besn planted and now bein9 boxed. Ii has
tiul lake OF clear fresh water IN area 1t has
new station. where 20 more trains stop dsiIy ;
tckststo M.ahinxton 1cents the run IN
or about " minutes drive p houses competed
and occupied Within n,onths, and OF Iii more I'M
improved lots nnd ~ OF 10 yurchasess viii build
some have already commenced. A school, mill. ice
house. elertxlc lleht plant. wslks, &C.. will sooa
cons1ucted> Churches schools. stores &C., con-
venieat. Prices " lots, &2UO to t9U0 Terms: Z 40
cash aud t1o per MONTH o. ~ pcE nsoEth lots $50
or less. Lakeland has more improvements and
yison about Washington where lots be bought
less than doahae thess psies 10 cozns0rsabse
dwellings with brick lounaations. porc5es. clossSA
outbutidip2A vel1a. punpA ceisss. bstils hest &C..
On ioss tnst sxessxe sers. 70 - s,id 70 desirable
Si.No 8 = 100 och go e.sh slo p-rno. ~.
~ ~ 40. sash ~ esse = Sb psrn.o g.
lS2.2O0Se2. t, cache md 1 pei mo. ;1 r..
1Ss1Dkl 81. ~. each ana go par NO az.
per csnt dsrount villa N maxls asIor part cann
sxiy e SSis SRSnisH.. S.n IN as uoinm
hs = n ". fbst- otn and 1Deh md y sssi - non
= to 10 am - Pm q - AnkalaDd SSun 1x;30 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
The Spinner Memorial.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
There appeared in your issue Of yesterday a
statement that scholarship would only cost
o., 800 all told These figures are erroneous
and apt to mislead many who will take them
for granted in the selection of the memorial.
Yes, 1850 will pay course of three years
tuition and board and lodging in some univer-
sity for one pupil, viz: $500 tuition and SIS
monthly $500 year. for board and lodging;
in one year. 5000; in q course Of three years,
II, 800. And then? Where is the memorial:
At these rates only one girl would benefit by
IL. What is TO be provided is not 81 500, but the
capital producing 81 500 at safe rate of interest,"
girls training each year. For training one
every three years-that is, exhausting the
course for one student before selecting Q new
candidate would require three times less. or
$4,000. memorial IL not a memorial
unless it is perpetual. 1t can only be
made 90 by capital safely invested.
These figures are low and liable to be increased
in the practice rather than decreased People
who endow scholarships by will generally be-
queath from IS, 900 TO ESQ. 900, because they
wish TO leave q perpetual, unincumbered me-
mortal Of their name. The Spinner Association
must figure on the same basis or il will be o
miserable failure Sentiment is one thing, and
hard facts another. A statue, good OF its kind,
the design to be competed for by American ar
tisss, can be had for sl5,0O0 to $4,000. When
that is paid for the responsibility ends and the
association can retire with a sigh of relief. its
duty Is done completely. In any other line,
unless il undertakes to face the figures. IL 10
bound TO meet with trouble and leave for
others to struggle with . memorial of its un-
business-like proceedings Figures tell; study
them No mention is made here Of home or
hospital, as between the land to be bought and
the house to be built the sum would far exceed
those given above; and even then nothing
would be done, unless a capital 10 added cover
ing an income sufficient for the salaries of .
matron, cook and ianitor; add six inmates at
least. and you have family of nine to provide
for at the lowest, $500 "a month, IS GOO year,
that il $4,000 capital, besides the building.
ThoSe who endow such institutions figure by
the hundreds Of thousands. Whatever Is done
must be done thoroughly; no one is behind the
association to help it out OF swamp if it falls
into one; IL cannot afford ~ leave a legacy of
embarrassment behind it. Il. NJ 3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
GEORGETOwN.
CATTLE MARKET.

March 10, 1ss1--Fifteen cattle, all sold.
Best sold from to SIC, good from ~ to
&C., medium from 4 to 41zc., common from
~ TO 3i<c. sheep and lamb-Lamb from 5 to
pc, sheep from 3 to &C., yearlings from to
O. &C.. calves from to 20. Five COWS and calves
SIS to 80 Market good
NOTES.
An interesting lecture was delivered last
evening At Mt Tabor Church by the Rev. Hugh
l. Elderdice on the subject Of "Old Sweet
Hearts,
Mr.. VIM =. TAYLOR intends 10 leave George
town 10 go into business at Salem, Va.
Mr. Wilson ;. Fuller is confined to his resi-
dence on 10Th street BY sickness.
Mr.. c. II. Cragin has returned from thres
weeks trip 10 Florida
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
To Talk on University Extension.

There will be distinguished gathering at
the Columbian University April - next at $50
o'clock. The commissioner Of education Is to
make an address on university extension, and
graduates Of the University Of Virginia and
other famous schools are to speak on this sub
ject. Prof Richard H. Moulton of Cambridge.
England, has been in tied to be present and
make an address this subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
LIEUT.. BOTELER's CASE.
The Commissioners Looking Over the Case
some Doubtful Points.

The Commissioners have not yet approved
the finding of mot guilty in the case Of Lieut..
Botsler Of the police force, who was recently
tried by the police trial board on the charge
OF intoxication. Whether the charges will be
dismissed as recommended is q matter Of con-
lecture Recently the Commissioners have
ovsrruled the findings Of the police board in
several cases The case was discussed by the
Commissioners today. II is understood that
the cause Of delay is due to the testimony OF
one Of the witnesses, who testified unwillingly,
and was evidently concealing something, and
one Of the witnesses for the defense, who, it is
charged. was intoxicated at the time himself.
Commissioner Douglass deeply engrossed
IN the papers this morning. When a STAR
reporter interrupted him and asked what dis
position he proposed making Of the case he
replied with twinkle in his eye that he only
had ono vote ont of three, and was consequently
but 50 per cent Of the pow rs that be. and
his decision was not worth much He had not
made up his mind. hoSI' :, he said, as to
which way he would vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

EOR KENT-sPIENDIDLY FURNISHED TVN-
Il room house. new with al N. l.. cheap; healt ~
location, south ont, bay windows, side iightx al
yard. W. c. DODGE, 100 9Th ST. n ". mhlO-2m
DOR RENT-THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE
Il 1917 I'D ST., containing eight rooms, with all
modern Improvements and in excellent order. ESQ
per month. FITCH, FOX BROWN, 1887 Pa. ave.
mh10-Bt
DOR RENTIsTORE AND DWELLING 1911 q ST.
NV; suitable for millinery stationery. confec-
tfonery Or other light business or for ofce purposes
Inquire 926h La. ave. mhI0-lm
EOR RENT-BY OWNER-ONE NEW BRICK
4 house 40S I'd St. Sc hss9 rooms and bath. cad.
automatic gas ghtng conveniently located fronting
on an improved park: two squares from the library
4lS st. aw. mhl01Ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13

EOk RENT
L Rms cor 9Th and d
NV, I'd f1r. per yr. os50. 90
Rms cor 9TH and d NV,
Sd floor, per year. 500. 90
Rms cor 9TH and Dnw,
4th floor. per year. $50. 90
Basement 18th and d n
". per year. TO. 90
2Ol1 Mass ave NV. fur,
per mo. 13r. ~. 90
1519 Il / ave NV, fur,
per mo. 12r. .....:AS. 90
2l13 Pa ave NV. fur.
per mo, 11r .......l 3. 90
o B Ut NV. fur, E,r. .1ijO. 90
1909. II and l3 G 1t n
W, unfur. prm, / 4rl0O. 90
"a Iowa CIR. unfy, :1OR. ~. :s3
IJ 18th NV. unfr. 1:}rS:}. x,
1855 p NV. untur, ! 1r 81. SO
1921. 23, %. "a and -
Cor st unfur, Tor. 80. 90
LAS N u nv. unfur,
per mo. 1Or. ....... 80. 90
9lS Mass ave NV, unfT,
per NO. Tor. 49,. 40. 90
lilo T NV, unfur, III. f3. CO
mb1lAf GHAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
6lS Spruce st, L D PIX.

51S Spruce st. L d PIX,
unfur, per mo, Sr. 81. 90
G9 % stnw, unfur, 81. -. 50
01. cor 18th and H NV,
unfr, 6r. ............ -. 90
24S} H st NV. unfr, 6r. :as:3. 90
SGs Il S04 n H ave NV,
100 4th NV. uniar 81. ID: %
l9k st NV, unfur, Or. LII. 30
l4uO-14OT H st ne, suit
able for stores. 6r. .l4.O
206, 20S, 2..S and 30,
rear Of Onw. untr, Grill. so
pa ] H alley, NV. un-
fur. H...............12.W
4Si l. 4S6 Marble alley,
untur. per mo. hr. 10. 90
Irving st, unfur, Or. 10. 90
I'D DingInan pl, Ar. ..A:iO
y Blad'g road, 4r. -. 800
1868 and 1865 Erie st. &. 90
Rooms = and z saul
building .............1.00
$40, SI2 and S14 Deca-
tur st., unfur. per
IN, Or. IL. 90
L. BANES mo lAth sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-13
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR SALE 18TH ST. NV, rwo-sToRY
= and haselnent hou.-. ! rooms and hath All nod
sn PM hs.sr. CaI Room "a baltic Suildaa i &,
@a.S lU
On Pierre place bet ween l$sh and issh Sta bosse
sp msnts 81 rsss snS hath room rented for go
THos. J. FISHER CO.,
comfortable houss. conssinns sst rooss ma s.,s
ron e.5ine, m.nsels and ali imrroyelnen,s Renfsd
m.,as rHos- !. FISHER = CO..
For ,,s sALE-aousE WITH .so rEfT OF
IS Sslsg sF0oii.nd. sc. o~nss. isiss'h
a ststtST gsn sh s.a .n So ss.l
al m % ,g' iS Isl ;sf, s $3.50
E>oR sALE-A SPLENDID NEW RESIDENCE ON
"A 20, 81 ne bet lst and I'd; one Of the chocsrs si,es
.io5: SioSe N siss the ss r Ss r1 S S:I,
DAVID D. STONE. sosFa.nw.
IGOR sALs-lN FASHIONABLE PART OF rHE
- northwest near scott cirrle. a x.ll-bnIn hrist
hoase al osrrain, contains ~ and bath LOT "A
is, ,s9 =, Z, r9nSnz back To ofoOt Alsy price
,,TSR sATfS1 NEARLY NEW RESIDENCE ON
sos ssIEH 0 SoRSER RE sin s Ga AZ
nfs- Conn ave b bS Viii b s sf5Si ss
most elegantly nnisle ed hou.es thai has len .rsi
dcus p.Iiors dining room and f,csn IN s. ss
ped rooms and bath cellar under whole house ~ IS
il 0' ' bAv Affyi Z. ' sr5 S;Si.cs ssr.n
FOR sALEIowNER WISHING TO LKAvk THE
proi, psrk . s,. Sss ,SnaS~ nct hou.. IN h
sS s. su tren Ne h.s put the price low in order to
Il David i. STONE. sosF~.nw.
FOE SAL cHEAP HOMEIoN ELEynNTH
with nssr = 8ries ssht rooms and hath lot isnis
Sk SiEirs 200 viii VIII BIZ sEvExRoox
mouse SAib B. Dear sf is .G 81 ssfi g, .y
EoR sAIE-A DECIDED BARGAIN INA NEW
- sr1s , house northwest, i've minutes wall from
IS nm si fs sos y nearly e PER zen,
sssis msire rooms bath and furnace. eletric
once to n.w1n = 80 .s~', A'p' ~
EroR sALL-soMETHING NEw-oFFEkED FOR
on ON n. near NJ S,if0 70 S'ioo, alley: SPLEEN
1t DAVID ID. STONE. sos st. NV.
EroR sALEmTHE MN HOUSES NUMBERED pa.
ia and 2le North Capitol ct they have 10 rooms
gh6orheod sad,.cent % o.I,,ol grOunds is erce
KEII @eTERhS. fcSs fs st. ''f"' Apply n e Tins
EoR sALE-MoUNT PLEASANT PROPERTY.
Water. aas. Sewers. Cable Cars. &C.,
see our mist Of improved and unlproved properly al
-. BEDFORD v. WAEka Ike i 8 Sun,
FOR sALE-lMI 18th ST. n w; BAY-WTNDow
stable with water front and bach gard sid. and
rass n.S to gsfss ooO cash. m ASSRy on
INok sALE-HoUsE, LARGE LOT AND STABLE.
desiraby located; northeast; cars and herdic
prSperty is actHaiiy WORTH Ehsfnk5S es, thIn