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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13
Is THE GRIP OOMING2

Everything Indicates Its SPEEDY ApproauA--
What the lndicsfions Are Coucsrning n
Abroad.
Reports from Europe ~hich are appearing IN tins
papers show that the grip has broken out In tsoss
violent form In Engssnd and the indications arc
that u h commencing its fourth annual tour of the
world. The physicians here IN America report
many people suffering from symptoms which inn.
cate the coming on Of this terrible scourge. While
there may not yet be epidemic there arc
enough cases and enough serious cases 70 dcnsna
the greatest care and caution The proverb. In
time u peace prepare for var "a one Of the ma
valuable sayings ever uttered The grin. w1Gh a
Its unpleasantness with all Us seriousness win ~
its danger, can lie prevented. n taken In time "a
II people properly prepare for IL
There Is but one way 10 prepare for the comine
on Of the grip and that rs 70 tone up the systea,
build up the energies. strengthen the fe and tAus
avoid rs ATTACKS by being Thoroughly prepared foe
them This cannot, however. be done except d
oneway: That way 10 by the use Of some pare
sfnuiant- which win hep the vital force increase
the circulation and Strengthen the ME esnsrnzly.
There is, however. hut one pure mcdic1na slime
liant known 20 the medical world or -
American people. Tia, stimulanf has bcen lsefsgo
NE puhi.e Tor years and l. exceedingly pVu1nf
wita both men and Sonsp- N l. DInys Pure Nan
WHISKY. II IL MT an ordinary wAi<ky. buf puro
medicinal ane- lts popularity \ goaderfui. en1 =
u duo entirely 20 the fsrf that n 10 srpeftcr n
every way For prevent ne the coss,n< 81 The G11D
ss gncquaie5, for " fsft,hes re systcn - gl1Sp
stand is aftscks- Care should be taken thn1 -
druEF,zt 90 Erscer sells you ssne o<asr Missy
which he nay claim 81 ne Just e rcd Tn<fo =
no<11n9 W11r4 60 49, ~ 01nGa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13
JACKsON,s PARTNER.
Abe Banks Given Three Months In Jail
Judge Miller

Abe Banks Given Three Months In Jail by
Judge Miller.
The body Of Andrew Jackson. the colored
man who was shot and killed BY Policeman
oriani. who was trying TO capture him last Fri
day morning, heretofore published in The
STAR, wss removed to the house OF his sister In
Freeman's alley yesterday. and from there the
funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon
The case involving the dishonesty Of Jackson
WIS heard in Judge Millsrs court today, but
poor Jackson's lips were sealed in death and be
was unable to say a word in defense Of his
character.
Abe Banks, however, was alive and as he was
in custody he had 20 appear and efplsin. Abe
was accused Of stealing. IL being alleged that be
was with Jackson on the morning that the latter
received his fatal wound. The milk in ques-
ton, as well ~ two Jars Of cream. was taken
from the door of Mrs. LOCKWOOD house.
A tall colored man carving a cane and wear
ing heavy boots and high-water trousers, who
gave his name as Richard Robertson. was put
on the stand after Mrs. Lockwood had related
the story of the robbery. He described Jack
son and Banks as being "chums' and
said that they were always together. Friday
morning, he said, be saw Banks at Jackson's
house very early in the morning. He judged
IL was not later than o'clock. They went out
together, Jackson carving the basket that was
recovered BY the officers Friday morning.
Witness was in the neigh borhood Of 18Th
street when the shooting occurred He said he
was on his way TO work at the time and he saw
the two men running from the alley and he
heard policeman saw, "Iialt' Ten minutes
later, he said, he heard the shooting.
Policemen Jackson and Oriani were then
called. and they related the circumstances at
tending the discovery of the men in the alley.
Mrs. Jackson, widow of the man who lost his
life for q small quantity OF milk, in court.
but Judge Miller excused her, saying she ought
never to have been brought there.
Sarah Jane Robertson was the next witness.
and also told Of the men being together early
that morning.
that he slept with jackson Thursday night At
the house OF Jackson's sister and Friday morn
ing he said he walked down as far az Jackson's
house with him and there they separated. He
said that he then went to Wards saloon on 9TH
street. While there. he said, somebody said
that jackson had been shot.
"When did You get up that plan Of stealing
milk" the judge asked
Il wasn't in any such plan," he answered.
IF / wanted to steal i would steal some thing
better than milk"
The defendant said that he reached Wards
saloon about 6 O'Clock and that "Fete," the
bartender, there.
The case adjourned until the bartender
appeared. He gave his name as Peter McGraw
and he told the court that the prisoner was at
his place about 6 O'Clock that morning
Exactly" remarked Judge Miller. ''when
they violate the law there is just where tbey
are likely 20 CO."
The judge thought that the prisoner was with
jackson at the time the theft was committed,
and gave him three months in Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

The following named officers will report in
person to the board Of officers appointed to
meet at the Army building, New York city,
January 8, 1893, for examination with view to
selection for transfer to the ordnance depart
ment: Second Lieut.. George r. Landers, fourth
artillery; Second Lieut. Frederic A. Trip, first
infantry; Second Lieut.. Alfred NJ. Hunter,
fourth artillery; Second Lieut.. George w. Burr,
hrst artillery; Second Lieut. William X. Dashieii,
seventeenth infantry; Second Lieut.. William G.
HAN, NTH artillery; Second Lieut.. Golden
LII. Ruggles. third artillery: Second Lieut.. Jas
Hamilton. third artillery; Second Lieut.. Alvin
h. Sydenham, fifth artillery; Second Lieut.
William c. Davis, 9Th artillery; Second Lieut.
Milton F. Davis, fourth cavalry.
Additional Second Lieut. James A. Shipton,
fourth artillery, is assigned to q vacancy Of
second lieutenant in the first artillery, Decem-
Der 8. 1892, with rank from June ii, 1892, vice
Rennard, resigned. He is assigned to battery
A, Fort Hamilton. New York, and will proceed
to Join that battery.
The following named enlisted men are, BY
direction Of the President, upon their own APP
plication, placed upon the retired list: Corporal
Chas. Hawksworth. ordnance department; Phi
vate Solomon Hare, company F, twenty fifth
infantry.
The leave Of absence granted Capt Louis v.
Caziarc, second artillery, h extended two
months.
The sxtsnsion ef lsavs Of sbssnes sraassd
Second Lieuh John ". Furione, Azss cavalry.
y further cxtsuded one mnnth On uuxrpon's
csrtiacats Il disability.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13
CONDENSED LOCALS.

TUE body OF colored infant was found IN
Gales woods yesterday.
THR bicycle voted for a. the fair Of the organ
committee Of Ryland NJ. b.. ChApsi was awarded
to Ernest Gibson, he having received I. 100
votes.
AT THE meeting % the Bethel Literary and
Historical Association. on VI street between 18th
ard l6 Ia streets northwest. tonight Mr.. Fdxard
Fnr9uhnr Of the scientific library. Interior de-
pariment viii present paper on "lh-marck
and Cayour. the Progress Of Their Nations An
Comparison and Contrast"
Nm. JAMES A. RvTEEEFoRp l. somewhat inn
proved. although still confined 60 his roam.
PATRICK II. c. BRESNAS Of this city has beca
elected 70 membership in the Institute Of 40
counts. New York.
I~ THE care Of Isaac Jones' convicted Of PER-
jury. Mr.. J. T. l.. Drain today filed q motion
for IA new trial in the Criminal Court.
TIE CRIMINAL CoURr Was convened this
morning by Justice Bradley, owing 10 the
absence of Justice McComas. who is today
attending the obsequies Of his daughter In
Hagertown. Nd.
II THE Criminal Court. Justice Bradley,
today William. alias Remus Carter, colored,
was tried for HOUSEKEEPING in entering . rail-
road car on October 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13
A SANTA CLAUS LETTER.
He Sets Some Matters Straight and Wants
All to Write Him.

He Sets Some Matters Straight and Wants
All to Write Him.
The EVENING STAR Santa Claus Club is pros
pering exceedingly and there is promise of
wonderful growth in the immediate future.
But some Of the little ones have become con-
fused. Several letters intended for the club
have been sent to Santa Claus and we're today
returned By him. Children who want to re-
ceive letters from the old saint will, Of course,
send their letters to his address, Zeroland care
of EVENING STAR, but the young folks who
desire TO contribute their dimes for the benefit
Of the poor and thus become members Of The
STAR club are to send their donations to this
office either directly through the medium Of
their school teachers. Tho two organizations
distinct, although Santa Claus is the ruling
spirit in both of them. Some Of the children
also think that Santa Claus wants only poor
children to write to him. This is a mistake
He wants TO hear from ali aud will do his best
to answer all. Here is the letter he sent today:
REINDEER MOUNTAIN. ZEnoLAND,
December IL, 1892.
My Dear EVENING STAR: How are you? How
are all the little boys and girls You introduced
TO me last Christmas9 How are the good peo-
ple who helped me out when my stock Of warm
clothing and toys was about gone? Never had
better time in my life than l did n year ago
when We first went Into public partnership for
who don t have the best Of everything in that
world OF yours. Up in Mars there is no poverty
now-hasn't been for many ysars--so my visits
there are nothing like as frequent a. they used
to be. OF course the youngsters in Mars want
to see me just as much your little ones In
Washington do, but cannot waste many days
on children who have everything they want all
the year round, and il the Mars Christmas didn't
come in June l wouldn't 60 there at all.
have been reading all the things printed about
fhnfE orA Ct.l II
thingl Looks ~ though we were going to be
overworked. but guess We can stand it. Some
OF my little correspondents have been sending
me dimes and asking for badges. but as you
promised to attend to that matter / have
forwarded those letters to you. The un-
Outstanding was that should answer only those
"chicks" who wanted Christmas letter from
me. expect to see you soon; in the mean
time I'm going to depend on you to keep our
little assistants busy preparing to relieve the
misery that will come around just when every
body ought to be jolly.
Very truly yours, 8. CLAUS.
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The Prisoner Discharged.

On July Is last John Bundy chased q maa
with pistol, but did not fire it, and left the
District. Returning few days ago he was ar
rested aud taken before Judge Miller
of the Police Court on the 9th in
slant on the charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons. Mr.. E. n Hewlett made
the point that he was charged with violating
the law Of July Is last and it could mot be
shown that the act had been signed and was in
force when the odense was committed. Judge
Miller dismissed this charge and directed that
Bundy be taken before Judge Kimbali, and
he was there charged with violating the act
Of 1871 and sentenced 10 ESQ fine or ninety
days in the work house. and was committed.
yesterday Mr.. Hewlett procured writ Of
habsss corpus and he made the point that the
act Of 1871 had been repealed BY the oct Of July
last Intendant 6toutenbcrg had Bundy
q the court houss this morning and Mr.. Pugh,
special attorney tor the District, argued thas
tie petitioner Sc discharged, - he had been
oouviotsd under m sct WhicA hnd been r.
pealsd. snd ~ osdg ~ nads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court TO the following: Mont
eomery Z. Dnnforth Of New York and Mary A.
Pool Of Elizabeth City. NC; Thes. J. BARNES
OF Boston, Mass, aud Margaret l. woodley,
Chas W. Scott and Agres NJ. Leonard; Thos.
J. buchanan and Alice Tilghman. Willis
Franey and Alice Ruin: David W. Combs ana
Emma Zeller; Chas. Winu n and Laura Marshall;
Louis L. Butler and Lucinda Bowie; j. r.
Davis and Lilly Barnes. both Of Portsmouth,,
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13
SHOOTING STARS.

1t comes. the merry season when
The maiden on 4 lark
Compels the bashfullest Of men
To mistletoe the mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

ARRIVED.

Schooner Mary T. Denty. Blackburn. yo.nini.
Is cords wood. Carter / Clark. Schooner Matilda
Weston. Atkins SAINT Msrys river. oysters Schooner
Alliance. Mattinxly. Cosu. ovs1ers Schooner Hattie
we9e. Cummiugs. Micomico. oypieTs- schooner
Little 0abse. 1txgs. AlexanarA. htht 6oop Willie
nnstse -. Saint 0eorTe's Island. pleasure cruise.
SAILED.
SCHOONER Sunny eouth. ofhsoa. ea1nt Mars river.
eeAeoosr Nsttte Mar. Chersrs. Saint 0scruss l.snd
eshssosr owe xsak. Howfak. WAssnAss uvss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

EoR RENT-HYATTsvILLE-s ROOM FRAME
a1:
81 summer; possession at once n. pucKETT
y Dsanwoca. three miles from Washington. 5 acres
With VIZ r2om awsins and Out6uildinss plenty of ruis
ass DUcKETT FORD. 81 F St n. w.
,aSsen sSoana i u esss' :sa.!s ,ss. sss.S;
3Sas 'i:'ss sfts:s me
L. somsf. in .iEh. Of Washington and klsfsadris;
rood bpans a .D De ~S.s sna
fruit electric railway to Mount vernon nov com
Draw. AsR R.s%ais'v q
F%s,s s,nLaasu y psopEEry aE9Ts1
and : adj s s,
ss1 for ss BE- so s.s ~
sl Is @ FOR sSsss ss5S ses
soS pe sprnss Sac cS; ssn .a
chnrs @ s spg
Falls Church. $50 per acre ternis 70 suit IS acres
E' Il es 70
and asr so9 per ss S.c%
aoSm nit, .rss new
and o1cSa4a as SssR q Ays
@ and
aspecialy send cali for my large new isl, With
si AZ Il irSaIR g 4 %D''
dlo-3t 1921 Est NV
F0,nn saLE E 2 -, ACRES OF MoopIs!SD: 20
dioss JONES ns0 DES ssr.' ssS e nv.
For RENT NEARLY NEW coTTAaE, ONE
sfiifP sos -tis # s sy ". 0n a
FooEi, s4 H,S,d :, ss MILLS
s;ss
saa es VIII : has
d9-et' Star Ofhce
Tor sALE-NEAR bFTHEspA PAkK-l4sA ACRES
y u THdS.SSir rs :d,:isns .Ss hold
FOE s sA5 II A a CHOICE LOT At FOREST
sn' q; fsf;;R isl $500 s and
sa Rsef y..S
FSI :ois sp . t monthly Dsym ,5 Prices fIsm
S:ss'
ZOE sALE-oN SMALL. MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
e few more very desirable new homes at Lakeland.
&: IS ::s :$$ s 3 E! me-
Three s2 500 cottases. 6to s25 cash and $2S mo
One u 600 cottage. rs. $50 cash and $50 per
Two - 500 cottages. to 10 rs a45 cash md $40 mo
All Of the above cottages are convenient to the
feucss. outbutldngs, 30. and some of them have
ocnsn esf &c 5. chr e
hassl:nS i :sye.sd sisSt miles FROM w..h!pst9n
the proposed boulevard and electric railroad to Bsti
more. 1t has beautiful lake. stores. pos, oface.
schools. churches, TO- Communication tickets to
Wei: Web only ~ cents each way Tes:s property e ,sr
At .teland. INQUIRE for T. J. oAPLE. supt. nle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BUILDING REsTR1cT1oNs.
Nothing ,ess than 81, 300 Houaes
Sidewalks. mscsdamized streets and all improve
ments at companys expense. We intend to make
FORT MYER HEIGHTS
the national capital 1t has the natural advantages
and king the entire city.
The ". aud A. Electric railway now in operation
runs through center Of the property and viii be
completed to Sixth street depot.
We wi ! continue to offer during the month of De-
cember liberal Inducements to parties desiring to
build In this property. Will also advance money for
building purposes.
number OF cottages will be built this winter and
improvements continue right along.
Thists
NO MUSHROOM TOWN,
But Is improving steadily destined be the site
Of somc Of the finest suburban residences around
Nashtnxton II you are looking for a safe and profit
able investment we invite you to look the Property
over.
II you are looking for place to build you can find
no prttsr spot and no more liberal inducements than
Offer
Look into the matter and have Us show you the
prolert
ROBINSON LODGE
Managers Of Fort Myer Heights,
% aud % Atlantic building,
dim $50 at II.
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A fitting tribute-the cheque for the tailor
"Your boy has q remarkable muscular de-
velopment." said the ueishbor. "Aren't you
afraid he'll become pugilist2"
.No."
"why not?''
"Hes tongue-tied."
When the sky is all dark and forbidding
And the rain drops necessarily pour,
The joke Of the stolen umbrella
Doesnt cause to smile any more.
Many q fellow Who 10 conspicuous for his
sighs before he marries turns out to be = very
email man afterward
"He told me I was the only girl he ever
loved"
And told it SO that you believed its" In
CURED her confidante.
'sYes"
81 would consider his offer very carefully.
He certainly ought 70 do well in business"
mo, said Miss Many Springs, al never stand
before my mirror any more"
That determination, presume" said Der
sarcastic friend, 'is the result Of mature reheo-
ton"
II say. Reginald, what are you wearing that
crush hat for? Crush mats are entirely out Of
style
81 know it, but have a room in one Of these
modern fats and have to economize space"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

The Case NoiIe Pressed
In the case Of John H. Henderson,. indicted
for obtaining money by false presenses, in ths
Criminal Court today nolle pros wss entered
by the United States attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOX SALE-LOTS.
For sALE-cHEAPssT LOT IN wAsHINsroN;
y; J; # ;ii Il 1is ~ |i'F' q:
For SALE 5Or1o0 on 7TH ST. NV. BET. R
% n: ssss for We :'S5i
FOR sALE-A FINE BUILDING 1T sl1s7 70
u p.vs s sl,ey on Corcoran g. bet 18th and n r.
suit SUIT S1G's XII srT 81 ys' ensap siias 70
Foe sALE1ssogTHEAsT .oosSEs 18Th AND
sG si corner in coisBbs a aSSsS ,oar
a.. ..s g. d saSsf ,9D
'a a{a issm' ED. J.. o,HAnE. 1ooerm
18th and l4th 1s1so to alley only 81. 10 per
'Val ias u.s. the place for e. siSrs oH.nE looer.
+ near HANCOCK circle for 81. SO; alley in rear;
3lRfSS GIiY,YfiThhsEws CO.. 1891 81.
Atract eontaininE 5000 square feet; price. 90
t!ast sSntsiHi1E 1900 square feet; price. 50
ss'''''ns go sS'shs 81 ss1'.
FOR sALE-LoTs 90 AND 30. SO. "a. ABoUT
IS, E :od By The ' osnsf. fIfEicS sos
FOR sALE-RLEcANT LOT on BET. 18TH
4 and lsse reduced for short period to 81 50
AZ dIa .sH l'' WahifFEns THOMPSON. 1sasrn.w
ss sA I'm .1 CRAP All Lot on Ss0Is
front by 49, feet 70 4o-foot alley temporary i'm,
Inquire 1916 NV dl2-3.
FoR SALE AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. IN
site; ten lots offered for ooc. FER loot one Of the
Ssss D.e'ss 81 on the market today for
a,a.m j. HARRISON JOHNSON :Ss Is SON. q
FOB sALE-A SURPRISE IN THE REAL ESTATE
be- tsS Il ob Ss1 '0 S 4s5 S Gliding
T Riggs place size 40 61a5; grade; at ca so 50.
FOB Ale I side q ST. near 17sh
'1s e isy s,. g o. IS s ,20: near new
pSn6[ ' %aL Il tS b sKS%N 1923 Pa
For sALgPARdAIN;,L ST NEAR q AVE
a. sizs lS e1a5 on Grade part alrs.dy erc.ystsd
dl0-3t 1923 Penn. ave.
I2th near ne. plots M $50
st lsh and lstS n lsU e1lo6 per foot 1885,: So
d1o GxTE assn 7 TI6GpSs sS 1915 St
i Most desirable business corner in n e. section Of
city sio lso' E3t 4 z. e liz sGfs
i Georgetown. Cook Park. 2 lots. adjoining new
hG aiS hP SA Gfnsn fif M 1885
For sAL IaaiA WHOLE SQUARE Of oE9gNp IN
di St Apply to fAAH isoi FIFTY i NV.
tie hsiVhts Of the Potomac overicostns the entire
s' APrs 0' 'I ShhScs cents
d1O-3t 1901 + ct NV.
FOE SAL p. CORNER LOT IN ONE or THE
IS. f gsiS Is RrffS o1 APsy n 70
Fee sd;s ooo So TT OF esSUSp AZ
price sR e ss4 Riffs g.; 1901 ssP sS
only ssi deep 70 H an s itsa'i ro oS
alos, ~ rHAso1 IsGf F 7, l. v.
nesE shS bsry f Sudnr rree %
d,o.s. FRANCIS 5sG HY T :, + w.
+ DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
18TH IT. BET BET $ AsDr.
y; ;:s :'s ziVE * s:s
FOR sALE,Two DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
xpSfyPo and fhssq1s per
EoR sALF-CoLUMBIA HEIaHIs-oNE OF THE
hnest corners in this beautiful Heights. l0ox150.
i is ,' 0si5 Ssa sp
snd many others. o. W. WHITE
d1O-3t $50 F st. n
TOR SAIE-L0TS-
Bye, W. WHITE. $50 Est. NV
G St. near oh ne 1890. ,....-.......... 2Qc
slst !. near near \ I've ia s.1
Florida ave near 9Th n. ". lSxSO. -. g., 500
4 st neI eth 81 los .....................Sl 10
1th s. near q wv 4Sxa9 ...................S1J 80
dl0-3t'
L'oR sALE-wE MAKE SPECIALITY or PROP
erty in COLUMBIA Heights. st. Pleasant. Holnsad
Manor. InglesiGe and other adjacent proTerty aud
pA ties desiring 70 sell purchase will find TO their
AdvsntaGe to call on US. ZEvELY FINLEY.
dlUoL 022 81. NV
ON .L.rrI .rrI1r
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VETERINARIAN.

II J. KEAN. V. N. D. UNIVERSITY OF PA. D.
l.. Veterinarian.
Treats diseases of domestcsted and pet animals.
3D. and East Ca itol sts. TIE er hone ILL., ms Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

When the sky is all dark and forbidding
And the rain drops necessarily pour,
The joke Of the stolen umbrella
Doesnf cause MS to smile any more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

A fitting tribute-the cheque for the tailor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

IHOR SALE-THOSE HANDSOME HOUSES COR.
18th and W SITS. y: ". every modern imrrovems1t;
electric bel speaking tubes. ane cabinet utsls
beautiful decoration substantially built. with heavy
bgovnstone trimmings pient TO cable aud
the IL 81. cars and only square FROM the new
electric roa 20 run 81. 8. o. Il Prices
low; terms 70 SUI. Monthly payments II desired.
Open daily for inspection satcblusn in charge. Gully
houses i'll this section having lne granothic e.ds-
walks nlf)lu
To, sALF-HOUsF NEAR 2IsT AND SIS
4 h W, having width Of b fest; 10 and
ba only Si1.oOo. A. Ii. SEMNES, COZ + ST.
n2l-lEn
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ErOR RENT-HYATTsvILIE-S ROOM FRAME
cottags; large yard and garden water In Kitchen
close to station al In nne order; s16 month winter
Sls summer; Possession at once. NJ DUCKETT. -
ais 6l7 st. =
ENoR sALE;--AvERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT
Deanwocd. three miles from Washington. acres
with room dwelling and outbudings plenty Of fruit
dia-3t DUcKETT h FORD. si7 St n w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

Many a fellow Who 10 conspicuous for his
kighs before he marries turns out TO be = very
small man afterward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

II would consider his offer very carefully.
He certainly ought 10 do well in business"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

"Your boy has = remarkable muscular de-
velopment." said the neishbor. "Aren't you
afraid he'll become . pugilist?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IfOh -ALE-GJLD DOLLARS. HALVES AND
Il quarters coin list. 10 cts show css@s. all
linds; DID gold ami silver, coins and confederate
monsy bought.
ool2-3rn G. W. TECHNEE. 231 Pa ave NV
E'OR sALE-A HANDSOME GORDON DOG; FAST
and staunch me retriever: guaranteed, repre-
sen eli T,rics, 80 For further Information write
GEO u. DAVIS, Vernon Mills, Va. dl:i-2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

le07 23d St, bh, 9rs. 81. 800
SOUTHEAST.
HEB and ll17 NJ
81, FL. aud 6-s. 3. 900
+l5 I. at, Z h. t;r. 80, L, 600
Alley. bet 18th n 7tb,
q ! r, h b. 3r.....I. 500
800 10th st. IN, 5r, 1, 500
1345. 1877 and 1919
X -, { h. 5r. each. L. 200
Ais K st. I Ii. Of. -. L. 600
Hope ave. b b, Ar. 800
1907 4th st. III. 4r. :. 500
} SOUTHWEST.
$40 70 $50 Md ave.
d h. 4r........... .18, 900
'l113 ana ZIG 9th 81.
4 b h. 7r and Il b In
s1e i i,t tj st. III. Sr. 3. ) IS
467 and t69 L st. Z b.
4d,s = ana toS s Cap St. S'0
{ j.. 6rs. each. ii. 800
So and 344 NJ ST,
4 b. g, 800
456 isdst b h. 5r.... /, 500
ol3-l5t1 Bm'fe's al
ley, h. 4 rs, each. =. 900
N o. tbs property on my
once for bulletin issued o =
THOS. K. WA9GAMAE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-13

T. NCILDING LOTS; SUITABLE FOR SUBDI-
LOTS. NOR HEASI AND NORTHWEST:
10th and D sts ne. 5Sx75.
18th and Duncan n e. 6Sx1OO
10Th and Lawrence N. W. 64xIO0
18th and Bacon: 5oxI5o.
st. between 18th and 18th ne;
lots each I7x100
Willard ST. n.w.;
3lots; each 23xSo.
st. G. near 7th;
lots 16x1O0.
Elliott st. n e. Nd ave.
3 lots l7x74.
26th near L n.w.; 2SxSS
JOHN B. WIGHT.
d7-6s I4io G st.
FOR SALE-CHEApEsT LOT on BET 18TH
Il and Is. sts- 81. SO yer foot.
J. +. BFALE.
oo-im Cos 81. keoyu 81.