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GLEN ECHO CHAUTAroUA.
n Field Day MISUNDERSTANDING DE
kont.ki's Piano Recital Tonight.
tofreslon Iencr % The Evening Star.
GLEN ECHo. July II. Il

corresponisac- Of The Evening Star.
GLEN ECHo. July II. 1891.
Yesterday was a great day for the boys. and,
in fact. the older people enjoyed IT almost as
much. 10 was fcII day, and the Y.M.C.A.
Athletic Club turned ont in full force, and the
air was ringing with the oar-split,ing calls OF
the rival factions. The games were held in the
open field above the tents. and IL was cleared
AEd lcveled much 80 possible and seats ar
ran ged for the spectators The band vas sta
tioned in the shade Of large cherry tree and
pIsyed at intervals during the afternoon.
There was n very exciting foot race and hurdle
race. pole yaulting. hammer throwing. and the
final and most exciting event the ball game be-
tween the Y.N.C.A. nine AMI Glen Echo nine.
Tho MICA are known as frst-class players,
and as the Glen Echo nine was picked
NJ from the grounds and had never
PLAYED before they could hardly eX-
poet to compete with professionals, so
they were not very blue over their defeat, but
winners and beaten all went 10 the rNer anu
forgot their triumph and lie feat in the delight
full swimming pool Prof. Sims has chosen for
them. The entertainment last night was
great success II judged by the enthusiasm man
ifes.ed b. the audience. Mr.. Robertson played
some Of the old familiar airs on the sleigh bells
aad musical glasses and Mr. Brooks gave some
Of his own lulInitable select tons Following
the entertainment Mr. Jennings gave very
pleasant informal reception to Chevalier de
EOI.t-ki who Will give the recital tonight. He
has taken the people 10y storm with his quaint
old-fSshiOned courtesy and kindly face and
manner. The baud played several selections
before the reception tent and every one had a
chance to meet the cheyaller. He viii give
recital tonight that viii delight music
lovers and critics. Ills program shows what
q treat l. IN store for those who
hear him Allegro. from A fiat sonata, by
Weber: Awakening of the Lion. Caprice
HerJIque. by De kOntski; PolonaIse, { sharp
minor. by Chopin; grand waltz, + fiat, by
Chopin; AdaGiO. from u maj sonata, by
Beethoven; Tarantelle by Schumann; serenade.
bv Schubert and Scherzo, Is sharp minor,
from orchestra symphony. arranged for piano
By the cheyGlier himself.
This morning Rev Dr. Elliott lectured to
the sunday school normal class on Biblical
Interpretation. and in the afternoon after the
band concert DIR. Geo. ii. Corey Of the Metro
politan NJ. T. Church gave I. very interesting
lecture on Character and Culture"
The cars are running without any hitch now
srd the attendance daily increases. for people
hnd very little trouble or delay in coming out
and returning by the electric line
Tomorrow there will be 4 lecture in the
afternoon by Mr.. Geo lule on Memory" and
in the evening a series of readings and recit;l-
nons by Miss Jessie Dalrympie of Philadelphia.
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Galilean Fishermen,

The r ". Union. Grand Tabernacle. Nc. g
q. L. o. n: g. F.. in COMPANY with the Il. W.
NATIONAL :. q. ruler ThOS !. Hall Of B,lti-
more. met at Daly's Hall. 1885, 9TH street north
west saturday evening. July IL. and organ
lied new tabernacle under the name Of Rising
sun Tabernacle No. 80 with the following OH
GER. cato -. Baker. L. ". ruler James W
Johuauu L. W. A. ruler: Hattie Groenle.,f. L.
W .cribe. Alice Bake. x. ". treasurer. Mag
gle Aleu- Il. ". conductor, Sarah Mitchell. X.
v aGVI-.. William johnson. l.. ". instructor:
Rose KsLer l.. ". messenger; William Bri-cO.
L W. doogkecp,T, Robert BriscO, X. W. in
slaIIllg ualc,r.
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Mr. Blaine cut driving yesterday after
noon IN an opea carriage. lie was holding the
Te.a-.a ~ be has been doing occasionally for sew
eral laws lis physician, Dr. J. Madison
Taylor. said la; night Mir. Blaine IL Improy-
ing very rapidly. Within few days Ee has
seemed % takc a fresh hold upon life and
health lie has a strong constitution. and nc
one Who sees h.n can fRII 10 notice e. rapid i'm
prove neat almost daily. Those near the see
rs.asT feel confident that 4, will rciurn 20
Washington 10 the fall 4 w,il man and able t.
snt-r into active political life"
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In the Criminal Court. Judge Bradley. this
morning Abraham Coleman plead not guilty
~ keeping gaming table George Gwynu, for
Violating the policy law. plead guilty. He
stated that he was now undergoing sentence of
six months. having been sent down by the Police
Court on April 2 last. and asked the leniency Of
the court TO enable him 10 make an honest liv-
ing for his wife and children. promising never
10 touch the game again The court gave him
thirty DAYS in Jail Harry :. WEIGH. for false
preteases IN obtaining couslgnments OF butter,
200 pounds. Of W. L. Goodspeed, plead not
guilty.
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Found De.ul In Shepherd. Alley.

Joshu. Johnson. colOred. was found dead in
shepherds alley, between l.. VI. 9TH and 10Th
streets. yesterday. from what appeared to he
cuts about his head. and from the large guam
ti;y Of blood about him II ~as thought that he
bad been murdered. Deputy Coroner Schae fer
eAAmined the case and found that death had
bSSR caused By rupture VI the heart. and
pEaI we're taken for cuts gere made by rats
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DEEDS in fee have been hied as follows:
Ella 4. h,atou TO Martha J. Garrett. part :.
block :. Takon4S Park; esq. NJ I. Weller Ia
w. Msyse ct al. lots AID 9. 81. s. Of IOz5
o. 81. 80. q. r. Emmons CT al 10 j. H. Dsish.
part l.. al. rs; S21It. II, q. Lewis 20 Emma
L Merrill. sub 90, block -. Long Meadow,
.loOD. Betue &. PTo4t 20 W. Na,-e. lv,s sa.
81. =9ls 81 J. W. Harry q al 20 q. &. "
M~srader. property en- Tcu.cytowu road; :.
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Mr. Richard A. Dawson. whose appointment
n a separate cCmmis-ione- " the worlds fair
:or the purpose Of collecting the exhibits on
the part Of the eolored people, was requested
IL a recent meeting of colOrei people in Charles
county. Ma. a. reported III lHE STAR, writes
u "a SIAk that lac Is not "a candidate For .he
0ihcs. but Is IA favor az the appointment of
Nj. James NJ. TOwnse nd. the recorder Of tue
general land Office
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shortage in q County Treasurer's Books.

SH"Ftast IN q VOuhty Irtasurefs BOoKSs
committee which has been examining the
books Of Richland county. Indiana, for ten
years back has discovered o shortage of over
5000. covering the period from 1850 to 1888.
lranA Gillespie was treasurer during that pc
nod. There are many who believe that there
must be sOrae mistake about the matter and
an Alously await further deyelopments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-14

Michael Dryer has matched his grea. horse
Longstroet against Ed. Corrigan's Riley for
si,ooo side and purse Of 5000 to be given
BY the Brighton Beach Racing Association.
The distance Las not yet been definitely de-
cided upon. but will Dc either one and three
fourtiIs or two miles. The race will probably
DC run carly next week.
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PROPOSALS.

DkoP0sALs foRCoAI--THE REFORM SCHOOL
Il of the District of Columbia. Washington, d. c.,
July 1881 Sealed proposal. viii be received my
noon Of J ULY EIGHTEENTH. 1891. fo- the delivery
at the reform school, IN such Quantities and st sach
.chool OF the following One hundred tons more %
less OF white ash furnace coal 100 tons more or le<s
OF white ash range coal, stove size aud 900 tons.
more or less Georges Greek Cumberland coal lump
quality and tres frona slate % Other Impurities =
weigh s40 pounds 20 the ton and fee Of 30 cents
rets1 fdds waive defects u reserved Propos.ls "a
he sealed and indorsed Proposals for Coal A. j.
FALLS. President Of the board % Tra.,ees- ,yss-,d
nEPARTMENT Oh JUSTICE. WASHINGTON.
~ DC. July 16l1.-Sealed proposals. will be 10
sssssP, q sgileiag I psEsrtmsn. q ya.cs =
ys.I sedins June 40 lsx With he losiss srscls:
ianeous supplies. Schedules and infornsstso1 fsss
niehsa by chief clsrh 0yon aIpliostsea- w Z
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The Clergyman unapired.

Thcro vss a sensational game Of base hall on
Sunday al Washington. Ohio. near Springfield.
The society Siri. organized ball team and
challenged q club Of young men. the men to
play With their let hands. The score was ~ 10
Il in L4VOT Of the young men. Rev. Mr.. An
der-oa, a Presbyterian minister. Umpired the
GAAe-
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

Tor RENTING HANDSOME NEW HOUSES
A hney papered; IN. i. ;6l3 tssS F ST. t,. e
New ilr brick. 1873 9Th st. w.............. A. o.
jyI4-6t WRidnT sfoCKETi. $40 NV
FOR RENT-lQRooM HOUSE; NkwLY PA
-pered head Of 18th St. ID Florida ave. W.. Only
EOK RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
4 IsD De SALES ST. CONTAINING Il ROOMS
AND BATH. POSSESSIQN GIVEN AT ONCE.
100, HILL X JOHNSTON.
lyl3-T l,sE1 Pa, "
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Sunday afternoon a fire broke out in the
Hammel & London barn at Trenton, ILL.,. and
an entire block Of i've buildings were burned
The loss will reach Sl5, 900; insurance, S5 900.
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STORAGE AT NO. $50 PENN. AVE II 8EPARATE
locked apartments sor household and other goods
Rooms s clean ana tsss from moths -o,.,~-
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Coon fishing and grabbing at Colonial
Beach. steamer Geo. Lesry. . G.m.--idcL
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE GOING. AT A GREAT BARGAIN, A
lovely country home Of 10 acres. with handsome
Falls Church Va. and seven and haIt niIss tra, :,
Washington; plenty OF Shade and fruit; quantity Of
od pGckEf Sf,ssi foEb 6i7 Gni' ii
FOR RENT-CoUNTRY STORE AND DWELLING
1 Ut Glendaie, b and z. Il; II. convenient TO the
tuniiy: Apply 70 Allied xERMiILioN at Gien,
a k.t, or to GABRIEL DUAL. rs \. Charles
Eok sALE.A BEAUTIFUL FIvE-ACRE TRACT
i AT LINDEN, on MET. BRANCH b AND q.
tHocE Per sn soa G soT
@ is MOST f ssfn sf for rnS IS
htss Tak is9T SpEN .sThITIoY ys ,ninu,s
yiItat - = -' " j. b WfaTR H. los 18th st.
Tor sALE-DESIRABLE FARM, 2,3 ACRES OF
ias in upper nart Of pnss William nsa1 the
minutes walk 10 railroad station telegraph and teie-
i'sn lInmsdiatsy For further information apply
WAAiNyTmasDn,..TH0o nn REM to, OR Buy on MONTHLY
railroad; must have comfortable dwelling and neces
sary 9utsuiidings. Address X. \. q T. Star once
FOR sALE-oNLY 81 MILES FROM CITY, $40
Tyler Tff PTS So q % 70 Per
Eoh sALE-A HANDSOME COUNTRY RESI-
Il dence three miles from city; house and out
bulidlh2t; nne water house located in o beautiful
grove location high and healthy. For terms. &c APP
ply TO THOMAS BOWLING. llth and Pa ave jy10-dt'
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALR.-wILL BE
"A sold at private sale the farm known The
Chids" farm. near Emory, upon which Mr.. NJ. A.
Chlds, deceased lately resided containing 20 acres.
improved by good dwelling. barn. stsbkng. fencing
and all necessary outDuildings. Ire PROPERTY
miles from Rockville half mile from the Washington
and Brookyille turnpike, and seventeen miles from
Washington. ID. G. The neighborhood Is Of the
in close proximity The fxrm is il excellent state
cultivation and will be sold upon easy terms Ap.
ply 10 JOSEPH b. CHIt-DS. Linden, Nd, or r. &.
CHILDS on the premises. jyS-6t.
EoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. BIAKIS-
Il toms Island, in middle of Potomac rirey; salt
water location unsurpassed. inoequ toes delight
full breezes. A bargain. Plans At DANENH0wER'S.
18th and q SITS. NV. Nl-lms
EoR sALE-A FARM OF 500 ACRES OF THE
- best land in Virginia; ONLY 2A MILES FROM
NORFOLK. On turnpike and river: unsurpassed for
eral agriculture stock; viii be sold A. whoie or in
tracts to suit purchasers.
VIZ. C. DRURY 4 90
sl3 and y3l b d. nv
u,,o Washington. ID. G.
iy1-lm' NarfoiI n.
EoR sALE--NEw sIx-RoOM COTTAGE AND
= one acre OF land. IN handsome grove. excellent
Easy terms y. 4. HINE. Vienna. Va api5-hn
REfoRl BUYING. RENTING on iNsURIN0 A
not rnss y ,o sn Ms SS" H ss 9ss have
,elU-1m ti2 M NJ
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SEE Auction SALES for Colonial Beach lots.
Afrf
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BUSINESS CHANCES

l.'ok sAI-E-GkocERY AND PROVISION sIohr
dolns tooa iaS ing business Sickness reason Tor
| LoR sALE-oNEoF THE BEsT PAYING NEAT
and PROVISION markets IN the northwest h0rss aud
MaeSn Jsckson Ice boz, low rent. sales Aser.-o s,J
ie, nearly az cash II sold At one 100 cssh.
SCHOOL FOR SALE or TO LET-THE MARY
- iand Military ana Naval. oxford. Ma AlnIie &c
communications Ior $40 cadets Hnd ofoers WIN
erill erounds. assembly rooms and gymnasium.
tor catalogue address r. o. Boa a. Oxford Nd Ji4 81
LION sALE-ohoCERY AND LIQUOR sToAx A
rsre chance PARTIES selling ont oa account oi eAs-
iAg city. Apply i3U l. ~. n. yl4-6'
BUILDERS. ATTENTION.
have IN hand > 10 square feet Of ground in West
sapi,i Tor small cI,aT ht' ssi' ~,,i
this have l2oOO Orcks, estimated. az coltAiei in
days wIll SELL together WITH tae IU a. 4 Slso.
OF searaies al option VI purchaser. frice aud
Jyi4;it Ia. n -
I'oK ~ALE-A BUTTER. BOG AND Mia 81 OkL,
in good locJfion southwest lie sold very ,i-aI
ior casa Address IL. A. 10, star Once. at
DERsoNs INVESTING FROM s2U TO xato can
4 treble their money within stnty days No riss.
&. CO., Star office. No.
WANTED-THE POSITION OF SECRETARY OF
w pnbhc company Is offered 10 a gentleman Who
dress 4. 10. r.. star Otice. MA 81.
+ osT-oN TUESDAY JULY Ia, ON CONN AyF-
- BET een l. ana M. or ~ Ct car. ni.ksl watch
Conn. ave. IL.
Eok sALE-FURNITUKE AND GOOD WILL OF
boardsrs house splendid condition and ceItr. isrt
o. yl,y; Good reason Tor selling. Price ESQ. q a..
EoR sALE-sTOCk, fINTTKEs. MACHINERY
and tools u gun locksni,ih and continuation
1900. Apply to c. BoiLK. 2li 7th st. s.w. iyi53t
Eoh sALE-GooD WILL, STOCK fINTUkEs
= and license OF old-esta5lished rsstA arani aud
ADklAANs. Room q. 4s,4 Louisiana ave. ,yI3-3t''
EoR SALE-BABGAIN-To RAISE CAPITAL no
VIII sell par Interest in two Patents
ne articles are IN great demand house the
country. Can be furnished at low price and arre
proht Apply 20 Z. bofEk. ga 9TH st. s.w. yl3 3t
AVE HAD s1O.UOO PLACED WITH Us TO-DAY
you nave good security We can let N YOU have the
money. but security (reA eststel lie -ciass n
Is useless 10 Apply. Nec9nT9 uls money exclusively.
,eIl-3t 1915 M.
nRUG sTORE-WANTED ONE-HALF OR ONE
REC ir9 s.4 0'sc. .
ISOR sALE-GANI's BRICK YARD. EAST VASE
inston, complete with 20 Coz bricks; rent s4VO Rer
r. DONOHoE. 3l3 East Capitol st. yll-gs
I,oR SALE BAR ROOM AND REsTAURANT
Il ard house furniture Of 10 reason Tor sell-
s1e. w q NJ PxkKEh' aaS mn rssas ,yio
CLEANING WATCHES. sos. MAIN sPRTSG SOC;
CRY stAls IUc warranted 20 YEAR, in businsss :cash
Money e EVERY ss9re nass ,esTy: oonIsaersss
LToR sALk-IIQUoR STORE: DWELLING At
y tached VIII sell stock. fixtures. furniture. %.
Place supplied with water. and eleS;iric lebts
as party must leave city. GOOD Investment. Cep-
trsly located. Address Box ia5 star ofce- iys-is.
NoU TAKE NO CHANCE
spring Tor 81, ana warrants his Sori one rear Ns
claim TO be the best and cheaTesI practical vstch
n'akers in the CITY. l224 ~. nv. Ale
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IN square bounded 10y Mass ave aud Y 81 and tan
anu 10TH SIS, ESQ
IN square bounded by 10Th & 18th a n l. sts -. p,
IA sY"sre ecanaed by Conn ave and iy~h and VI
81 ILELINS CAN BE OBTAINED At OH OF.
ittf. thESL hO( SIS CAN RE lNSPlCTkD
oNLl Bh fEkMIIS fhoM OUR OFFICE
-, HILL JOHNSTON
y--s.tu.th 1903 Jenna. ave. nv
Eok RENT-wE OFTFR FOR kENr COM
- mi PtLEfEif FtRNisHfD, THf RLsiDfNcK OF
BEING RENONArEp THROrGHOUT; CONTAINS
- - MOONS Mllll BATH ROOMS AND CLOSETS ;
Bal, ROOM ATTACHED To HOUSE, FINE
STABLE LAilGh GARDEN REAR AND SIDE, 10
CATION MOST DE SIRABiE
HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
ge-3'o-m las PA. AVE. NV.
t'ok RENr-20lS poRTNER PLACE ONE OF
= those nice little homes; rooms and bath hand
soieiy papered. concrete cellar whole house heated
hy ia'rooes and range rent sSs. So. THEop. rRiE-
pe IfoI ST NV. te,s2-Stn
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Marine Band Concert ut the barracks.

The following is the program OF the concert
TO be given by the Marine Band. 5. Petrola,
temporary conductor. at the Marine barracks
tomOrrow II pm.
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EOR sALE-NEw sIX-RoOM COTTAGE AND
one acre OF land. IN handsome grove. excellent
water. ten minutes wek from station. Price al fasl
Easy terms " + HINE. Vienna. Va api7-hn
RktOhh BUYING. kENriNG on INsURiN0 A
not what you want viii get Il. r. BENJAMIN
,elU-1m 6l2 Fs nv
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l'uGl hENI-


. L Ky
IL ;; t'e, Eth and 18th
SIS. IA. ", WITH lArEe
sia'.c and glrdgn uti5. Osi
Mas aN, DVeiIoVA
Thomas C..rle. with
-. Ns--+ 1855 49,. ss>N
18Th -. cor NJ. overlook
in- Conn ave, with
st@n.c -...-...-.....4lU.O
Rhode Island ave ls.t
l.th aud Cona ave.
WIN siai'ic......-T IL
Conn ave si.tils. ter
hef 49,. ky. =,
y nr ACi-EeIsOu 81. .....lsD
& =. cor 'htsu. "a,
jefferson place and
H7h St-....--......--..s.S
lStn II. OVERCOMING
Conn ave. bet NJ aid
y sis. with stable. 20
Rhode Island ave yet
lliA anu lbta SIS. no
Thomas clr-.s.....sI.,
II i'et l1ih aid 18th s.,5
h 81 hct l,,th and l,;th
st~. WIN Siaule..
Without Stable .Ysl
\ bvt l:th and roth. ,s,s. :sS
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1910 IrLriSAA lAsat'f 30 -
ltsN ism ~ .............s5
luOd 18th st..........-...sS
srH tsrrNSut - nv ..9i
lsr-b I st.................tss
l.s.Ls Z si..........-....sN,
1871 l >'...... ......... q,
VI n 81 ne..........--.lS.So
DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave and
9th sin~. ~ sSf-r mo
OfflCE ROOMS.
HOS p - nv, art fluor
af.d l,n-siltt'iiI ....... lbQ
iius D -. III anu SIN
nOors........ $50 aud -
SHED.
lam -. cor l. s,......s3OO
II II let lsES end ssh
81 1850 ..-..- a.s. W.
y ~ Ice; CUun ave and
ltFh ~t-.......... INV
lott, ~ bet , aud h ste 10
eSilil ave al accent 10
Lafayette SquAre. lao
JVEersA,n l'iscN let Conn
ave and lpth - I'm
II sths; l0th&l7ih. ltsiOs
ib@i 18th and lirS. ltsi.~s
Mass ave bat ION anf
It'll sts.--...-.-.--ltsi %
lsisi =. cor Dc sales Il. l.AN
liz ~. lie; BAND = ste. 10
Coma. av tot. X : Lists. 10
jefferson .sce bsiCOEn
ave \ l!rh II .,.....l25
llfh - ls.t . and 4 SITS. .l:s5
Jefferson r,Acp bet Com
aN and l.Ehst.....lcNf *
Il =, bS.t I tthS 9Th SIS 100
.sth II. cofl.er 2 NJ. ... Ito
7 81 bet is;E and 18th
"a St lei i and fsiis.. ~
18th 81 near Boundary 80
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L'Ok SALE GROCERY AND PltOlIsION sIohI
dong sOOd iay lnl business. Sickness reason .or
selling. Address s.J.l., star omce. y ii 81.
L'oR sALE-oNEOF THE BEsT PAYING NEAT
Il anu provision markets IN the northwest hdr.s
wagon. JscksO Ice box low rent sales aNer.-ao eD
ler DAY. nearly all cash IL sold uuoe, zoo cash,
1y14-t- CASH Star -tuce
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FOR RENT-STORES.

DOR RENT-NEBY DESIRABLE BRICK BUsI-
Il house i'll center Of city. Pa. bet. Sd and
Attn Ii. large store and additions dwell
ing Of 10 roos up stairs large cellar and back build
ing elevator, and foot alley in rear; will lease
OF years moderate FOR futi partic al
ply to SWORMSIEDr l. BRApLki. !J!1 st. Il. ".
Jy10-6t
LNOR kENT-l42O 9TH ST. w, ADJOINING q
l. 81. market large store with dwelling and cellar
modern improvements; suitable for any business
rent $50 By CHAS. s. SHKESE, 1903 9TH st. n. W..
jyllU
LHOk RENT-WARE HOUSE, :OS 10TH ST., 4
L floors and cellar. suitable Tor Wholesale retail
business; will lease Tor term OF years Apply IL
JAMES NJ. GREEN. al 18th ST. yl1-3t
L'0h RkSf-wAkt Housk 100, Il ST, OPfo.
Il site wholesale market. Rent SO. Can lie divided
INTO two stores. Inquire 92G1I La. mylue..nu
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EOR RENT-HOUSES-

nor RENT
u l43l st. NV, 7rComs. mod imps ....... $50 IS
G!O Isl ST. NV. rooms, mod. inps. 80
,OlS Portner place. ROOMS, mod. imps. ~. so
3G1 Portner place. rooms mod. I'M 30
Al 18th 81. ne. d rooms. mod imps. 81. 20
l4O Madison ST.. Orooms. and water Is. 80
l2f3 I'D st n W.. roons. water and II 20
2O9H ST. ne. rooms. water ana L. 80
ll2l l.fh St n W rooms. water Is. %
f.l, rear I'D .tth 81. rooms. water. 10. 80
et, rear ITO 18th St, rooms, water. 10 30
III. rear I'D I'D ST., roons water. To- 30
1lO st. Mays place. rooms water D. 30
WAsHN DANENH0WER,
Jy11-3t Cor. 18th and u SIS
EoR RENr-l5 l. ST. \, w. Or, NIL. .sl4 90
lOl Heating ave. n e.. or. ...-....-...-... lU.50
3 Jackson ST. ne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO- 30
s.S Navy place Sc A.. a. 80
1l4s Burden court n W, 3r. rat............. $50
46J Armory ST. sw, 9r: .........-............. $40
% Pierce ST. NV. 3r nat;;::................. 800
CAYWOOD a. GARRETT.
1yll-Sts 18th and New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-14

T3G 10Th st 500 Iowa circle ....... 5000
t9th st and Jef place SO Mass near 18th. 1870
81 near 10th st......-2sl 10th -. ltS taj
lst ST ne. A St. .2ss. 50 10Th II iear y 100
Conn ave near .0S. % 18Th Dupont circle
Al 81 near 14th.. 100 - near 18th ... r.,
fITCH. tUN a BROWN,
lyl1 li.y. Penn. ave n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-14

SCHOOL FOR SALE or TO LET-THE MARY
- land Military ana Naval oxford. Nd Annie &C.
ool IolatigIs Ior sSo cadets Hnd their ofhoers
nFLI grounds assembly rooms and gymnasium. me
bOAtlilg and Oatling. house steam heated AID
TOR catalogue address Z. o. Boa A. Oxford Nd ia s.
1,oh sALE-nhortii AND LIQUOR sToA.
Il rsre chance parties selling account leAs-
IAS CITY. AHlIy $50 y. q. ". NIA-;Hs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-14

fIHE A.BUkN, PA. AVE. AND .:lD ST. n. W.,
nicely furnished rooms and beard by Gay. week or
month fe2l
THE WEBSTER, 5l3 18TH 81. NV; RATES q
i per day; week, So; headquarters for sixhtseers
hrstciass home place. stages daily to all points
OF interest. myl1
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-29

The short article in a Western newspaper
of the past week on the manufacture of iron
and its history, does not mention the many
abandoned furnaces and works to be found
here and there convenient to the ore mines
worked many years ago. The traveller in
Pennsylvania especially will stumble across
the ruins quite frequently At one place in
is an old furnace that has not been in use for
upwsrd OF 20 years. Although at that time
in q clearing, dense wood has in the inter-
vening years grown up about and even in it,
for right in the center of the inclosing walls,
which were long ago unrooted, stands d
sturdy oak, its gnarleG branches reaching
out the window places like the arms OF an
uncanny ogre, while the foljaged top rises
far above what is left of the entire building.
The structure may remain In the un-
ireQuented place for many years in its pres
cnt condition, as it is built soiIdly of stone.
In The neighboring ridge exist valuable
veins Of ore, waiting or the time when the
approach of railroads will develop the
country. Ii is the failure to do So no doubt
that caused their abandonment in the first
place. Having no facilities, excepting
wagons, TO transport their product, the
miners and manu- acturers were compelled 10
desert their works. In this instance the
railroads constructed otherwhere may be
Haid to have been a curse. OPENING up
other districts and reaching handlly other
manufacturers, these furnaces OF the wilder
ness, if the term may be used, were thrown
entirely beyond the pale of competition,
hence their ignominous abandonment.