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HOW HE INVESTIGATED.
A Sunday school Superintendent Found
Rolling i'm the Gutter

A Sunday school Superintendent Found
Rolling i'm the Gutter.
John Henderson, a Somerset county, Pa,
Sunday school superintendent was picked mp
Wednesday night in Pittsburg by the police.
Henderson vas drunk and rolling in the gutter
Thursday morning he was sent to the work
house for five days by the police magistrate.
When arrested Henderson was well dressed and
had in his pockets a stocking, yellow garter
and small horseshoe.
Henderson said that he and friend read an
account in the newspapers Of the social evil
crusade in Pittsburg. They wanted to investi-
gate the matter for themselves. Henderson
was sober by the time he got TO telling his
story. He felt something in his pocket. and
reaching in drew forth long .shspely stocking
The prisoner seemed stunned, but almost fell
in fit when he found a handsome yellow
garter in the stocking. He declared he had no
idea where he came in possession of the AZ
ticles His investigation into the social evil,
the prisoner said, for strict scientific ends,
to be used in his Sunday school work, of which
he spoke in glowing terms
He explained his drunkenness By the state
ment that he had been so carried away by his
feelings over what he saw that be had taken a
few glasses to brace himself up.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

t ,o,. SA :. p G. 4 PARKER, .as q.
s. month
a5os u g nv; nsy Groom brick houss. with
nod GnSs f s saooo saSoo cash. bs I1 IN y
sos on 8 s.Xj 1o-roun brick house; all moA.
Ss l ssP'i' :a q! 20 :
81 ~ month S'f s ssc'; go ss
ssg ! s sRf Z ysiFsi
,; tss S1s 4: S.;i; 4. y. nod imp IN com
En-; s month '''
Fac. s.'ss sSS:' 4: H s:.A Ts
Fol- sziE-cHEAp-
l F9k s fttIs:: "a so2 each
R f5s n r. SIR n T'a's0i sss Per month
1924 ~ st. y. rooms; all mod. imp. Price.
fSK ssALE-oHEAr-
ri 8; e 5 :s'.s ; is: ssE' sSp! e: hS %ss
Fl .;::;s III: 4: s; IS
se0s ,oo%; md :sor. and good
Ss sSs @@s So ID and st. ''' rent
s monsS Be-
FOR SALE-CHEAP-
One Groom brick house on ~ st. bet H and I; all
mod imps. lot 25 II. 1925 could be made q good
business property. Price, %, 600.
FOR SALE-CHEAP-
500. 641. on e st. Sc; IL rooms each; all mod.
Price. -, 800 each
FOR SALE-CHEAP-
Two houses 746 7th st a. a. brick buildine, q
rooms lot % feet mont By 100 and house 74e 7th
se, frame; 0rooms lot 20 feet front by 100 feet
deep Price Of the two. 60 500. Onethird cash. bal
FOR SALE-CHEAP-
- and r. &, s. ssoas Groom brick houses with
@ II. PARKER,
d16t 435 ~
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A March Stolen by the Boston and Maine.
+. b. Prince Of Boston confirms Q report
that he has bought controlling interest in the
stock Of the Connecticut River railroad in the
interest Of the Boston and Maine and the New
York and New England roads. The stock was
purchased for about $40 pershare and for cash.
The New York. New Haven and Hartford rsil-
road ON Tuesday last secured from the direc-
tors Of the Connecticut River railroad their
consent 70 lease that road, the idea being 70
mako Il . portion OF the consolidated sysfem.
IL Wis supposed that this settled the matter.
butt nov Appears that the Boston and Main
has stolen march on the New Haven people.
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Cleveland's Election Did Not Cause II.

Cleveland's Election Did Not Cause It.
General Manager Modatt denies published
statement that the election Of Cleveland as
President caused the shutting down Of the
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Comp.ny's north
steel mills at Scranton. Pa He says:
"Ihe rail business is always duh trhis season
Of the year, this year more than ordinarily so;
but the mills will resume as soon a. sufficient
working orders are received, no matter who is
President"
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Its Ex-COnfederate Captor Concludes That
the War il Over at Last.
Capt. II. c. Ward of the sixteenth United
States infantry. who is in charge OF the recruit
ing station at Nashville, has received letter
from Phil Alexander of Rowan county, n. c..
the man who captured Capt. Wards sword
when the captain was taken prisoner nearly
thirty years ago in front of Petersburg.
The sword inscribed: Presented to
Lieut.. H. g. Ward, company G, ifty-seventh
regiment, q. V. l., by his friends. Worcester,
March %, 1884,
Mr.. Alexander writes that be had intended
keeping it as war trophy; but as the late cleo
tion proves convincingly that there is no north
south, east or west, and that we are brothers of
one common country, he has concluded to re-
turn the sword to its proper owner. Capt.
Ward replied appropriately and will receive his
sword in few DAYS.
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The Railway Mystery Still Mystery.

The story autographed to TIE STAB that Jas
Frouatt had been arrested ct Railway, n j..
upon evidence SUFFICIENT to convict him of the
Railway murder mystery Of 1887 was untrue
Chief Crane Of the Railway police force said
that the last arrests made in that city had been
disposed of in police court on Wednesday morn
ing. Ex-Chief Tooker, who, it was alleged,
had worked upon the case for the past six years
and had arrested Frouast upon statements made
in confession by his little daughter, denied
that anything of the kind had occurred.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.
~ 9TH AND % Sis W

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND EIGH-
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust dated the 2lst
day Of august, d. 1891. and recorded in Liber No.
1923 folio 36i ct of the land records of the
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the parties
secured We will sell at public auction in front Of the
DECEMBER, A. d. 1902. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
z the following DESCRIBED real estate situate in
the city OF Washington, District of Columbia to wit;
rhs west ss sixteen 16 feet front by depth Of eighty
two Q5ol, together with the improvements thereon,
being brick dwelling and known 1877 Oregon ave-
nue.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance In one and
two year, with interest at the rate o. per per
snnum and secured by q deed of trust on the PROV
erty or all cash, at option Of purchaser All convey
of 5000 will be required 1t time Of sale Terms Of
gale to be complied with in ten days from date
or the property will be resold at risk Of defauting
purchaser or purchasers. MAHLON ASHFORD.
c. II. WILLIAMSON,
dlI-eod Trustees.
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6O7 ga ct, b b, 6rs. 81, 900
SOUTHWEST.
616 to $50 Md ave.
lila and Ills 9Th st,
bh. 7r and If h in
419 LIST st, fh. Or. 3. 875
467 and 469 L st. Z h.
al Ms,N 81 s T. d.. 8 s sSS
$40 and 344 NJ ct.
4o4 a. and a aF 4os & Cap St,
Z h. 6rs, each. 500
456 1stst, bh, Or. II. 800
Alley, ~, 9th. h and
i SITS, I h, 4 rs. -. 800
61315-l7 Burks's al
ley. { b, 4 70, each. =. 300
SOUTHEAST.
1113-15 and I'LL NJ
st. IN. 10 and 6rs. 80. 600
t321 and 323 d st. ( b.
3Q2 9th st, b b, Or. s. 600 600
909-9l1 / st. I b. 5r. 8, 900
415 L st. I b. Or. 1, 900
ion Of the property on my
at Office for bulletin issued
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN.
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BuRsio Electric Light works Burned.
The electric light station on Court street ef
the General Electric Company at Buffalo v~s
Quilted by fire yesterday and most Of the vslua-
bic machinery was ruined The los viii rs.ch
90, 900 on q conservative estimate
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auct-. 1216 + st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PE.0V S50,l PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO.

TRUsTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
n I4 E,2, sTouaaToS STREET. NORTHWEST :.
Liber No ZIG. folio 435 ct seq. one of the land
records of the District of Columbia, and at the
guest OF the party secured thereby. will offer for
sale sale IN front Of the premises on FRIDAY THE
HALF-PAsT FOUR OCLOCKP P: NJ. the following
described property situate in the city Washing
ton, District Ct Columbia. 70 Wit, The twenty (20)
feet front by depth Of one hundred and fifty O50)
feet sdlening the east thirty GO, feet of lot
bered hftynine t59 In the subdivision of the south
grounds Of Columbia COLLEGE Sold subject 70 GER
tain deed of trust to secure the of S. 600 and
terest from October , 1892 said deed Of trust being
due and payable April 25. 1895.
Terms of SALE One half cash and the balance in one
with interest at the rate Of go per centum per
snnum payable semi annually, and secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold all cash. at option
yeysncing nd recording at purchasers cost Terms
70 be complied with in ten days the property will
be resold at risk and cost of defautng
i've days REIMBURSEMENT
d5-eo aESokaGEf {. TMiMooNs. Trustees
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON &C
count Of the rain to WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
TwENTY-FIRsT, 1882 same time and place.
JAS. E. PADGETT, -.
d11-3t GEORGE Z. EMMONS.i irustees
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CHuncn Am cLun, No. I, Of SAs Ls,soa, -
mortal Congregational Chnrch, rave ~ -
concert Al she church lass evening end - 4
large attendants.
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E.c.p. OF n smai,psx psss~,s

Elijah Grant. . smallpox patient. sscapsd
hon the psst house Of Elizabeth, n. J., Thurs-
day night The man uss found In scott Rurk
under the influence Of liquor. Junk naa
took the patient back 10 The psss horss n ~
wagon
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATEiCI 3. O. BRKINAI. @. a.
Of Institute a AccouHia New York
Public Accou1ts1t md Ao6ftw.
ss21-0n 1224 = nv.
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r ATCLIFFR. DARR CO.. Auctionser..

X AICLifFE, DAhh CO.. Auctonsers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF EIGHT VALUABLE BRICK
FNlES THinf 81 T9k aSS H
cine E sgsffsT ru tAEELr OCCUPIED By
& &: *:
P 55k % IosR II is S. SE .as5s
81 ind g sSsss Rda: 81 s. Is "a
l3l are improved each BY new eight room and bath
s u B .n s s
ia ave nv Lott l43 I4e l4l and l4o are imme
desirable stable lots
is !. HAEf PAST FoGk SIX
we will SELL in front Of the premises by virtue Of the
s s su :au s1s Lac lag s lS A
is m sn and a Ia sFe tno.n =. hGu.s; Nos
and are similarly improved as the above mentioned
particulars Of which viii be ststed at the time Of
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money,
each b p.a a ms
OF sale the balance in six and twelve months. for
day sale to bear ntsres. At sH cent per
num- or All cash, at the option OF the purchaser Co
furnished. Terms to be complied with Within ten
0-' '''H' '-' FRANK II sisf t. BGowN1Na.)
a7s... PA ai SHES i Trustees
W-THE ABOVE SALE OF sUBLoTs lse. 1se,
.ssssnS IS Ss ;a1'' $R1'SISSfs
PAST -FOUR q PSkSR +. BROWNING,
d17-a.a. PA 81 REstFFs x Il y Trustees
TNIJNCANSON BROs AUCTIONFERS
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

L,OR SALE-HOUSEs.
ct. n Q. bet. 9Th and 7th,
BRICK HOUSE. ROOMS AND BATH.
~ : - Rooms AND BATH. 1000
DESIRABLE HOME;
room. .1a ssta ~ Y cSd S6h ss bargain
nFtoAe front rooms and bath all modern inn
pfoHenepa % East Capitol IT. car line; small cash
= u NNEAk WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
Very desh ebie 3ftory and basement brick house IN
$4,000 fok wELI-BUILT HOUSE,
rooms End path only u. 600 cash located on st
HOUSES IN MT. PLEASANT
large stable. This y perfectly arranged home built
In the most complete and substantial manner.
FOR %. 500 We can sell comfortable home; thrse
"'n"'e' ~. VIZ tf HnT sfo 6I HE; HOUSES
In Mt. Pleasant. ranging IN price from %, 500 "a
clio. 600. ZEVELY FINLEY,
1t 622 ct. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Nothing less than q. 500 Housss.
sidewalks. macadamizsd streets and ali improve
ments at eompsny's expense, We Intent to make
FORT MYER HEIGHTS
One OF the most attractive and prettest suburbs
the ma tonal capital L has the natural sdvantages
on IN elevation Of 200 feet and only one mile from
and overlooking the entire city.
Inc W. ana A. Electric railway, now ia operation.
fnsopEh center Of TIE property and Win b
We WI continue 20 offer during the month of DE-
cem9er liberal Inducements to parties desiring to
Suild In this properly WIN also advance money Coz
building purposes
number Of cottages will be built this wintsr and
|fsSyssmsnss ospsinus right along.
NO MUSHROOM TOWN.
But Is improving steadily ana destined to BE- the site
o. some OF the nnsst suburban residences AROUND
wsshington. II You are looking for ssSs ana proiiS
over. S>~s~sss
II yon are looking for place 10 build you can Ana
~ o9er.
Look into ths matter s.d have ~ shsx yoa ~
RoD1NeQN D LODGE
Manages o. Fort Myer Heieht..
80, u and V Atlantic bli1ding,
eAAm $50 st. NV
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+ ATTMER SLOAN. Auctioneer.. i4o7 G 81.

r ATIMER SLOAN, Auctioneers. l407 G 81
HANDSOME I2s mi =, AND wELLKEPT HoUsgHoLn
1 NEST M a pSRTs AVENUE NORTH
1892. commencing 81 TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. At red.
dence No. 1926 Massachusetts, avenue northwest. W.
S% VIZ AND OAK CHAMBER SUITES
SQUARE PfHNo,N HANDsoME PARLoR SET.
HhIK hEp HuSK SMLATyT,RpEssES PILLoTs.
FINE CARPETS AND RUGS. MANTEL BEDS,
HANDSOME MIRROR FRONT FOLDING BED.
SIDEBOARD. STAIR CARPETS. ROCKERS,
sll in fne condition and deserving Of attention
dl7-dts LATIMER SLOAN Auctiooeers
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WITTY, WISE AND WICKED MAINS WIN
apretace by HESn PINE Dc BoIs Msshins-
ton: Brentano's
SPECTACULAR RoMANCEs. By W. n. BALLOu.
New York: ". d. Rowland.
THE "F" CIPHER. BY J. @. BETBrxE 81 Paul:
The Price-McGll Go.
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF JAY GoULD: And
HOW lie MADE HIS MILLIONS. New lOrk;
j. s Og1lyie.
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UNCLE RENTS AND MS FRIENDS n, Ian.
SaAspIsR HARMS BOSTON; uoaghesn Mtria
a Co. Washington VIM BalaBtyne a sons
new batch Of stories. some Of them among
the best ever served up TO the people who enjoy
such practical wisdom rs Joel Chandler Harm.
gives TO the world in dialect. The illustrations
are by Frost.
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HiLDEGARDE's HOME. By Laura T. RIcHAxps.
Boston: Estes Lagriat.
This book belongs TO girls and Il good
enough and clever enough TO satisfy the most
critical
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EOR SALE
II NORTHWEST.
423 n st, fh. Or and
Alley gcq bet e u III III. Z ~"
and NJ SITS, ( +. Ar. 8. 800
131 and 133 Pierce ct.
sos ei 4 Fl st. b h. m i,
zoos NJ St, Ii, l5; rs. 3. 80
l219-L22s Madison
st, (, 4rs. 8. 600
Stable in alley bet
18th and 10th. Z and
45l and 453 Ridge SC.
fh 5fs. 5000
245 Pomeroy st. b b.
24s and a4s P omsioy
81, b h, Or, each. g. 800
1109 Goth ct. I b, 5r. 2. 600
1922 32d st. I b, Ara q, 500
300 and 3O5 o ct al
Icy, f b, 4rs. -.-.2.2 200
616 and 61S Marion
alley. I ;, 4rs. ..2. 600
lib to 129 Pierce st.
b b. Or. e, 600
The above is only Q port
books. For full list call
on the LIST and 18th. fdiSl
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VETERINARIAN

IT J. KEAN. v. NJ. d. UNIVERSITY OF PA ).
l.. Veterinarian.
Treats diseases OF domesticated snd pet animsls
Sd and East Car ito SITS. Telephone 2ll-2. ms I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17

THE BLACK CARNATIoN; A RIDDLE By
FERGUS HUME. author Of The Mystery Of .
Hanson Cab New York: National BOA
Company.
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EOR sALE-THOsE HANDSOME HOUSES COR,
18th and W SITS. p: ". ;eyery modern Improvement;
beautiful decoration. substantially built with heavy
brown-ston trimmings convenient to cable and
electric road to run on st. 8. .. u rooms. Prices
Open daily for inspection; watchmsn In charge Only
houses in this section having fine granothic side
walks n191m
ENOR SALE-HOUSE NEAR 21sT AND R SITS
Il n. w., having width Of 26 feet, 10 rooms and
bath only 81. 600. A. II. SEMMES. 500 st
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d16-3t

mace: nj -. M n M sle. 600
bath, furnace. I'm. II. 500
"a mi -: 49, IL. 900
mace. = MI 80 5000
bath and cellar. q m each $3.50. $500
gath near Pa. ave. n. W., n and bath. 80. 5000
st near "a n. w.. Dr. and bath. ........... $500
mace, papersd, s.m.i. new. ........:...::. $3.50
Npapersd. Observation-Disclosures. a6oo
d st near 18th n e.. 6r and bath ......... 5000
linden St ne g. and bath. ................. $500
Duncan place n. g.. Sr and bath easy terms. 2.70O
terms 80 .. .... NV. a2oo
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER
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BICYCLES.

"(NAPITAL" CYCLEs-HoLIDAY PRESENTS.
~ The best present You can buy yourself OF friend
is new Cycle. 1898 Capital Cycles. nght-weight
rneumstcs. hi.h trade wheels and are fully
warranted. THE WHEEL EXCHANGE,
d16tr 1Ie3 New York ave.
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r .ATIMER SLOAN. Aucs,onser,. ,4o7 street,
CATALOGUE SALE
OF the Valuable
MEDICAL LIBRARY
OF THE LATE DR. CHARLES A. BACON.
Also his
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Including some very fine
ILLUSTRATED WORKS.
To b sold at our Art Galleries. lAo7 @ street.
Second Floor.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
DECEMBER TwENTY-sEcoND AND TWENTY.
THIRD 1859.
Commencing at HALF-PAsT SEVEN p. M. each
evening.
BY ORDER OF THE ADMINISTRATOR
d17-d&ds LATISfEB SLOAN. Aucts.
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il a2a 81. NV
EOR sALE-0oOp HOUSES
Is Bath
near ih sSea's: .9U and iDH each
S :: Z: mes; room: g: I'd s:ss SSS
s bs e.: III ~. sfYs sS I'D . Ssss
sth s. .sS n;.;: s. and bath caiiioa::::.: SSS
+ R:;s en- g.: 6:ih md stable: 90
sG sia st. .' Or q. Sf6 S'' F. rxRxs si4 !: so'
4 SficA dwslli.E 1873 lpth st NV. thirte.n rooms
dseorsssa built Under our PERSONA sapsr
ETE aEss i and price
Ton, sALE-THREE-sToRY ELEvEN-Roo
X e. e.S.s ' ~:
& E;5is i St Easy
with ali Latest improvemsn... in f.shionabie CEN
Pf1ERs sshHs fs8BR '
Eok sALE-ECoNoMiCAL AND DESIRABLE
ssa:'' is
FOE sALE-To INvEsToRs. MUST BE SOLD;
I've merry psy r0SM S,cs: L D.eis P.,f an
% Pasf sna Rs. cent on DI,s'
fok sAfE9Sa e. and s,h St, rooms q 4SS
FOR sALE-I23s Duncan place n. e. Q rooms
Gis-st wRiaHf 1 sTiocKETsTi;' sia St n wv; V.
EoR sALE-HoUsE ON nth ST. NV. BET. n
sGssP RGiee fSs;s Y
EoR sALE-.:wHY PAY RENT .wHEN YOU CAN
Capitol snd fsr
%1Ss Hs1 pi lob n yGS VIII pay Apply &
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RoWEN. Second Crop Songs BY N. C. BusSER-
New YORK; Charles Sor1bners Sons. Washing
ton: Brentanos.
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AT THE SIGN OF TIRE WHITE SWAN
tale OF old Pennsylvania BY OLIVIA l. VIZ
SON. Boston: Estes Laurfat
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THE STORY OF MARY WASHINGTON. ",
MARION haRLAsD. Boston: Houghton. klniin
Co. Washington: Robert BealI.
Just such sketch Of the mother Of the srrt
President rs might have been expected of such
writer Domestic history recited after the
most pleasing fashion.
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mysteriously cultivated flower, an equally
mysterious crime and a strong flavor Of min
gled affection and police.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Morx.n and Lamar plsss ioo.l % ;Sesy cheap
81; :a3S Il 81 SsSy i. Ssfs sovEss q Sx
a. asT on san
y sege S E s.
81 sad d g ie4s ss.. sias z ssss St .o ~
pet and q; l59 # front by averaxe deptn Of il3 r.
cara hsS.ss erected this ground VIII rent readily
aiSS = ,ss 1925 sa1iO.; Rs e near
ToE sod ! =. iass 18th 8. H. e
pet: ard 66 front; running through to wsrrck
~FoHS sHiESIos 4. So 1854. fronting n. Q fee, on
issS and i4sh, Sidewalk q: and sswer r? per T.. q
e" ssttt Ai sfS ss' s "a gos 6.
Lon ssAAlLtE-ELEeANT LOT Of BET; I7TH
ec ai7 ld' Waters Va En- r fHoMPsoN.
For sALE-MosT DESIRABLE BUSINESS COR
1.s sse o'n'' "%h Hffss slc ThSSfsos 80
dist 1885 INV
FoH sA1r-ooIg sfsTf6 aNEIaHTs AND OTHER
Ne e cor so 1S,h snd Ksnssa ,n
North IA, "a, Re ae.nole pear iA.h IS
FIT; .'' near osoia NaFFh ss 800
s. s. Ss sHS .sD :
;Si :1 hS g. Sissi
F9R sALE-P ST. BEL. 21sT AND ED Sis.
L e21l2o to wide alley s 81 Is r,surR.oo
dl7-a 1874 St. NV.
EoR sALEnR ST. BET. 18th AND nth sTs..
isi0''' 20 o''sS to 'l RHE6s ss 8 Il FISHER co.
FSh sAIE-isTH R HH6s AS S5sSsK sIso ososs1
TOR SAILOR EXCHANGE on A DwELLIN0-A
j. beautiful lot on consreted street. Washington
f5hi e IS tsfns On e LOTS
roR fxSaGNf fas IN lS Hee1sEsA NUMBER OF
pieces Of ground northeast and southeast.
Il tn ~ DAVID D. STONE. so4 ana sos Est.
Z Kenyon st. Columbia Heishts lis fsst from Ian,
sites B VI ffS f?g So and sos st.
EoR sALE,oNE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
sHIsh ND 81 ~ sE Cok hANp
IS ST III sOaTREE ESf
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ais,s. 1888 a5f fES 4 iof I'VE. NV.
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II side Of 18th bet and G SITS. 5000 or less cash.
s s2s is s di;
FOR sALE-A FINE LOT OF GROUND ON sTH
st northwest; improved by two smallHrame houses
size 25195 Price for the whole, S5 600 See us.
B. H. WARNER Il CO..
d17-4t u.56O 9I6 IL st.
Fog sALEETRREE FINE LOTS on MERIDIAN
s$&b 81 Is
dist 1903 PENNA. Avenue NV.
EoR sALE-TO BUILDERS.
l. NO CASH REQUIRED.
Lot St g. g. near n. j. so IT, front 81. so
Lot Cap st. near p q y front. e
Ivy St near s. Cap. SO # front ..--.....-... 90
ne: near nssr = osB ~ fTo ds front - 9o
TrSso ma y. 8. IT. nronbb I'd deep .--... ~
d17-3t Apply to JNo 4 BTTIER. jr., 6si r n. ". 10
FoR sALE-EcoNoM,cAL LOTS IN HoLMEAD
lot cor. Lydecker and Eslin 431101... &c. zoo
lot. Lydecser ave.. 27rs1. ............... 1859
l lot, Lydecker ave., 21x1O. ....,,......-. L 400
Terms easy. Apply 70
JN0. NJ. HENDERSON,
II SOB l4th ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17

STUDIES, LITERARY AND SOCIAL. n, R,cu-
ARD MALCOLM JoHSsrus. Indianapolis The
Bowen Merrill Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17

FERPlENED PHILOSOPHER Being an en-
animation 20 Mr.. Herbert Spenoers various
hteiAnces IN the land gaestien With sons IN
reehtA! reference % his y mpAthetic lhylo--
l. Webster A Go.
In which the doctrines 81 which Henry
George IL the great apostle .r. reiterated
with all the power OF Henry George. .trons
mind and ready pen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17

Some Of Burners best. presented in . neat
volume. Just the thing for the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17

EoR sALE-THE COLUMBUS BUILDING, e17F
IN complete repair; Is rooms and two-story brick
d7.E JOHN O. JOHNSON. Owner. 617Pm
EOR SAILS NEW PRESS BRICK 3-sTORY
and basement house., within tvo blocks Of Outpost
cExHLTs ExRIY. ID izsS q. - '' nss Ass"
ErOR sALE-HOUsE l26 MASS AVE. NE, q
= rpons and bath; modern improvements; price,
eisy SSd. - ~''' wv" de.ist
EOR eAIL-NEE .HOpsEs; BARaAINs; EASY
ia.s = s.s mo isaa;s. owasA aiS 4 ss'.:f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17

In verse and with accompanying illustrations
Mary NJ, Mitchell oslsbasss the pss~ing and
the coming year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17

Ihh WELL DRESSED WOMAN A study IN th>
rIacucal Application Go Dress 10 the Laws %
neAltn, Au and NuralS ~ HsIKs ssurrnf
Icon New lork: Fowl Wells 90. WASH
ingion; VIM. Baliantyne sans
A skillfnlly constructed appeal for tho de-
strnciion Of cor-ets and the upbuilding q
new and improved physical and moral woman
hood. Carefully written, clearly printed and
well illustrated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17

Five years ago The Cosmopolitan first made
its appearance ss the property OF Mr.. John
Brisben Walker. Since that time there has
been steady growth in every department %
this popular magazine until now IL ranks with
any OF its competitors for public favor Brains
and cash have been lavished upon the enter
prise and after struggles that would have dis
cess has finally been achieved Mr.. Walker
does not need any monument lust nov. but
when he does no better one could be found than
The Cosmopolitan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-17

One OF the cieverest Of Mr.. Johnstcn's many
clever works; Of great merit and filed from
cover to cover with healthy thought popularity
expressed