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ADJUSTMENTS.

The demand for reserved seats for the
Schubert concert exhausted the capacity of
the Y. NJ. G. A. Hall yesterday before the
chart had been open many hours. The
committee estimate that five hundred per-
sons who are anxious to hear the Schuberts
will be disappointed, and they regret their
inability TO secure Tomlinson Hall or either
of the opera houses for this and other num-
. engaged Tomlinson Hall for the Ovid
Musln Concert Company and the Y. M. q.
A. athletic entertainment. two attractions
which are certain TO draw large audiences.
That delightful comedian. in everything
he does. Sol Smith Russell, will begin a
three nights engagement at the Grand to-
night in Peaceful Valley,"a new comedy
drama. by Edward +. KIdder, which, in
Mr.. RusselPs hands has been the most con-
epicuous success of recent productions.
That it 10 admirably suited TO his peculiar
talents, and thoroughly enjoyable. Is con-
coded by all who have seen it. The charm
of Mr. RusselPs acting is in its naturalness.
In Peaceful Valley" he plays q homely
character, Hosea Howe. IMAM who thinks
what he says and says what he thinks" He
has an unusually good supporting COM
pany, and the advance sale 10 already large.
Germans new high class MINISTRIES very
popular organization here, will give per-
formances. made up almost entirely of new
features, at English's tomorrow night and
Saturday matinee and evening. Seats are
now on sale.
For more than a dozen years Manager
James Hyde, of Brooklyn, has been ac-
credited with carrying off the palm as o
vaudeville manager. HIS com bInations
have been considered the finest on the
ROAD" by the profession. The salary list of
his company, which will appear at the
Empire Theater the coming week. 10 in ex-
cess of g. 900 weekly. The company is an
exceptionally strong one of it's class.
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KILLED BY MR.. HILLS ROAD
The Transcontinental Traffic Associa-
ton Finally Gives Up Its Life.
It's Last Breath Kicked Out by the Great North
ern-Disadvantages Under Which the
Wabash Railway LabOrs.

The Trsnscontinental Traffic Association
is dead. The efforts of Chairman VinIng
and others to keep the organization alive
have proved unavailing, and all that re-
MAINS to be done Is TO see that the corpse
receives q decent burial It was only after
long session &C Chicago. yesterday. that
the friends of the association gave mp all
hope of being able to save 1t. There was
no representative Of the Great Northern
road present. Traffic Manager Finley re-
Piled to Chairman Winnings teleg gram. ac-
knowledging with thanks the invitation to
attend the meeting. but declining to do 90,
on the ground that it would be both incon-
venient and unnecessary. Even after that
she question of adopting new agreement
was discussed, but. of course nothing came
Of it. A resolution was finally adopted in
structing the chairman to wind up the at
lairs of the ASSOCIATION as soon as possible
after Dec. i.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DTNT OuTNA F.P. SMITH& CO
J. ANCY LAMPS SH Ill. st.


roses. Mr.. Richard shick and Miss Alice
Hamilton assisted. Fifty invited guests
were at the supper. The bride was dressed
In white bengaline silk, pearl trimmings,
princess train, bridal roses. Miss Hamilton
wore pink crepe, chefron trimmings. The
party will be In indianapolis and to- NOR
row night in Cincinnati. They will be ab-
sent week.
wELLS-MATHEwS.
Yesterday afternoon, Nov. 16, at the resi-
dence of K. II. Hail. on North Tennessee
street. the marriage of Mr.. Charles W..
Wells. of the firm of Kothe, Wells & Bauer.
of this city. and Miss Henrietta Matthew'S.
of Lexington, Neb, was very quietly cele-
brated. only the immediately family being
present, Governor Ira :. Chase OBLIGATED:
They left immediately for the East. and
will be at home to their friends after Dec.
8. at their residence, 221 North New Jersey
street.
GRIMM-RosS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind, Nov. 16-At $50 o'clock
this morning occurred the marriage of Miss
Myrtle Ross. daughter of A. j. Ross. q
prominent business man of this city. and
Rev. William S. Grimm. of New Castle,
Ind. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. w. Lamport Mr. and Mrs. Grimm
left at once for New Castle.
STRASS-NATHAN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE. Ind. Nov. 16-A fashion.
able wedding occurred at the Jewish Tenn
nile at o'clock this evening, the bride be-
ing Miss Rose Nathan, daughter of one of
Fort Wayne's wealthiest citizens. The
groom was Simon Strass. prominent busl-
ness man of Ligonier. banquet at
Standard Hall followed the ceremony.
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VIII Keep u "BIeck List"

The Retail Merchants Association met in
the governors room In the Board of Trade
Building and formulated plans for their
mutual protection. The plan adopted by
them mbraces the keeping of q "Dlack
list" as follows: Each merchant furnishes
list of persons failing 70 pay accounts due
them. Those lists are mailed to every
member of the association, and when one
of the persons whose names appear on the
list deals with another member he must
pay cash for what he purchases or the
merchant selling to him lays himself liable
TO q fine of S25.
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Change. Needed in the Election Law.

Changes Needed IN the Election Law.
% the Editor OF the Indianapolis Journal:
The Indiana election law needs several
alterations. One tho Journal has already
suggested-that the voting and counting
go on at substantially the same time. An
other desirable change Is that the polls
should close at 4 O'Clock. The form of the
ticket should also be changed. The pres
emit ticket was formed in the interest of
force every voter to vote straight party
ticket. Hundreds of voters who really de-
sired to scratch some candidates on
last Tuesday voted straight tickets
rather than risk losing their votes
by some slight error in stamping.
The ballot can easily be lessened in size
aud much simplified in form by printing
the names of the candidates for each Off CO
on the same ticket under each other the
same as IN ordinary primary election tick
cts. and by requiring each voter to stamp
every person tor whom he desires TO vote
The possi bility of mistake would be reduced
10 the lowest point. with the added gain
that each voter can then vote precisely as
he desires.
Another change in the ticket should be
made by leaving blank spaces SO that voters
may write or paste the names of other per-
sons than those printed If they desire. The
present form of ballot IN the last men toned
matter is really Unconstitutional for every
voter in Indiana has the right TO vote for
whom be pisases regardless of conventions
or petitions. and should be afforded the
opportunity 30 70 do. GEO. Is. CARDwILL-
NEW Albany Ind. Nov. Is.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to jackson l.. Byard and Laura Charles.
John w. Sanders and Clara f. Gramley,
Charles w. Wells and Henrietta Mathews,
James b. Ebert and Marinda Cooper,
Charles GoiDes and Lulu Labor, Captain
II. Peters and Kappa J. Harper, William A.
Youngerman and Ina Louisa Craig, Will.
lam Booker and Nellie Sayre. John c. +.
OFT and Ida Rasemann, John L. Curtis and
Josephine Sheehan.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW Y0Rx. nv
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A beautiful home wedding was celebrat-
ed yesterday morning. at 10 o'clock. at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Nor
rison. on North Pennsylvania street. The
bride was their only daughter, Miss Grace
Morrison, and the groom was DR.. George L.
Hunt. son of Dr. p. G. Q. Hunt. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Joseph A.
Milburn. of the Second Presbyterian
Church. in the presence of the relatives
and nearest friends only. The house was
tnstefully arranged for the occasion. The
floors were all canvased, and che cor
ners and mantels were filled with
palms, and IN the parior white chrysanthe,
NUNS, ALI the chandeliers were festOODed
with smilax. The bridegroom and minis
ter stood under the central chandelier I'M
attended as Harris orchestra played the wed.
ding march. The bride wore an exquisite
lace and carried bouquet of bride roses.
In the second parior yellow chryssnthe-
NUNS were used and in the dining-room
pink. After congratulations had been
offered. q wedding breakfast was served.
The brides Ia BILE was smbellished with an
oval basket of pink chrysanthemums and
ferns, crystal candelabra and satin RIB
hons in bow knots at either end. AT noon
Dr. and Mrs Hunt left for the north, and
upon their return they will be at home af-
ter Dec. with Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison.
They wero the recipients OF many hand
some gifts from friends in this city and
elsewhere. Among the guests were Mra
Alfred Hoberg of Terre Haute, Mr. and
Mrs. c. j. Weiton. of Chicago formerly
| Miss Helen Prettyman. of this city. and DR..
| Mungen, of Fort Wayne.
BEFMER-BRATTON.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind, Nov. 16-To-night the
Rev. Frank Hayes. of the Presbyterian
| Church, united in marriage Mr. Charles ID.
Beemer. of this city. and Miss Katie Brat
ton. youngest daughter of Mr.. b. f. Brat
ton. one of Muncie's best-known business
men. The bridal party stood under q
| canopy of smiiax and laurel at the home of
| Mr. Bratton, and the pariors were dec-
Grated with chry santhemums. smiiax and
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Doing Good Work.

The monthly report of j. b. Eckman,
district inspector of the JOINT Rate and In
spec ton Bureau. shows the gains to the
roads during October. at Indianapolis to
have been as follows: Carload freight,
1890 500 pounds, ~. 429. 40; platform frei ght
S92, $50 pounds, 81. 80; clsssifi cation
charges S124.71; total revenue gained. el0,-
65559; revenue gained in October, 1891,
S937264; increase over same month In 1891,
q 2Sl.95.
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RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
~ indianapolis Union Station.
IdnGS.|
Trains Run by Central Time.

Washington Streets.
TRAINS RUN A FOLLOWS:
sDaily. Daily except Sunday
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: Coughs aud Colds.

Those who are suffering from coughs,
colds, sore throat, etc. should try Browns
Bronchial TrocheA Sold only In boxes
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NNNsZNEEX4IIa S5= IS s. fSg Ssv <"

From Indianapolis Union Station.
Trains leave for st. Louis. 6:10 am, 1850 am,
1880 pm, 1900 pm. IT aims connect at Terre
Haute for e. q T. II. pointa Evansville sleeper
on 100 pm train
Greencastle and Terre Hsute Accommodation
leaves 4:00 pm
pm, $50 pun, 7:45 pm.
Terre Hauie and Greencastle Accommodation
arrives at 1000 am.
Sleeping and Parlor Cars arc run on through
trains.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE or rHE COMMISSIONER or TIN
iss5i. SsSsns bum @sSsss e. a. y & sss.
er- o. the District 0; cSluin'as ira, ,ss foio~tns
.sts " .rs shs. ss To- g. ggsS s:s
Ausas, leo .nd ha WINS b-R msde thsi the
Snsh.ii ~ . y s.s.-s ss.in.i tn .S@ss,as
s vi M SS.ss. :, ssr sss s s so' r.n vi
s,;rs,,s ,p,erss,-a ansii TME1,SE 0cIocH NJ,
ses. sSusr, SIS !. .sss in .sSa s saa.ss isi
: n sun i S. ~ n .a.s go SnP.,ss
:as ss N . .sasa. h.. q .ssrs "a AZ ss. =
SQUARE ls6 nnr.sed alley n .Su,s S.n u sassrs
square 9eo all unpsved sil-ys in ssa.r- saa.rs 90
:qusrs S Il ShpsssS s a., IN ~ sss: " ,sHs
sousTs sa ssss 81 So al .-,, s IN
s 7, e fs "a 80 g :, nv sar,s ans south .ae.
mon, ave- 4 - " north aud sorih sides. Sl-s 10
Sd sta 81 nv. north and -,uih side. 2arh 10
sts "a st n. W. .S-i sid.. 70 IA ave- Isyin9
w bSTsis , 9Th i i "s sos side & sos
SILL Commissioners Of the District of Columbia.
~ District Of Columbia. Ns.hinston, u C June Il
lSs-Io al whom u may cnncern: II having beca
Columbia that the foosi6s named .OrS !. ns"...f ~
for The public health ssfrty oomfcrt under pubic
tsvHs sS n.as tss, sSs Sf n sa .sa T. s
The sosu 1 % .s sss sns 1 Srsp- as -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hsrrly siN- n.tic- thai they vii
s Ss fw + sss s oS P P's
ElGHrEENTH isst2. Said ohjections should h. sub
@ 'a sa.r Hs Scrn a sna s .n q
n streets northwest IN east alley q 5lh h-
tween and streets. 9TH aud 18th street. northwest
ehtehdins LOO feet. le>s. norfhwsrd from
sewer ~ street IN north alley. square Sts lt~-en
"a aud ID y and streets extending 20 more OF
less eastward from sewer "a n -tre*t alley square
.yiysnia syegue northSs-S' 4 u barssI. ASS. 3 ".
ROSS. wM. I. ROSsEI.I.. Commissioner of thu ms
trict II Columbia l.,A-n
OFIIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
y, District 81 Columbia =NA-hingtor. n. c, June a
Noiioe - hsrshy siSsn that the Commissioners
" the DISTRICT OF Columbia. under opinion Of the
st'rheS fer ths District 81 columbia tutenifo lease
". properly helonxing o. the District along the bor-
Der ~ the Ssines tresk OAna Auy fuer-tn desiring
rem this IroIry should mske sIaicstten q said
nnnniissinn n not later than June Il. tsqe. y "
DOUGLASS, j. ". Ross. " A. kOSSEI.I Com
nlissOnrrs. D. q. hsiat
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LEGAL NOTICES
Is TIE SUPREME COURT uf nm DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA

IL TIE SUPREME COURT uf THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
The 49, ,tAA a June. lszla
Mamie 4. Norinent Clarence y. Nornleut st Al
No. LINN. E4uftA Darke' .gg
ON motion II the plaintiff Us Mr. Thomas p Wood
ward h,r s,lisitut. T. ordered that the tsfenaaut
HEM r VI. Hurlee CAus he nptearanc, o. ~ rntersA
herein ON or before the rs rule dav occurring forty
days sfter this dan utlytNis tl. S.us. Vtil h. tr
cesded With a. in ease uf default
20 the property nrntioned IN the h ~ rTlnint for
an srcount. an Injunction and a nesciNer.
This notice To- be published In the Washington I.w
-c BY the Court: HAGNfR, Justice. &c.
True copy. Test: j. 4. hpINsi sl-rk AZ
5ell-1aw.a 10y l.. 4. WILLIAMS, Asst t1.rk
II THE SUPREME COURT OF TIRE DISTRICT
of Columbia.
Holding special tern fnr Orphans Court business
In ~ estate Of LdNard ". R.ul@y late Of United
Application having lcen tus,te l,tt.r~ sd a.
deceased. by Ceft Gelr-e q. kiney. g. = y. notis.
court Friday the isi day q July isfl NJ nclork
Ia 70 show csas' n any exist. AGAINST the granting
of such Ri,n,ira,inn.
copy II this order shall BE- published in the Wash
fnvton Law Reporter and The fNsning Star once
week IN each OF three successive wks fore said day.
u! the court. A. b. HAGNEB, Justice.
te4-las3t l. 7. WRIGHT. Register of Wills. DC.
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WHAT A VAs1rrr Or Russrr,

footwear one sees On the streets these days Thrss
point In their fagoe thas commsnds them to almost
every one-they Always look neat and never need
polishing The handsonsest styles come from WILSON
= CARR, go r st. NV. end thsir stock h dmply
enormous. The ladies obtain any fsncted color In
0oat-Tan. Oranss. Coffee. Wine color and
Their department. for fniases end cAildzsn
% complete before Their famous q 80 Shoe In Just
- popular - ever bscause b such rsst for tired
achtng feet The lad1ss hevs choAce between dull or
medium narrow. This Ahoe for d bult in sew
sra Shapes Ill q them neae and drssy In Appearance
Have you ever wosn psirs NJ them. ,eo-0s
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FIFTEEN SIy-ROoM
TWO-sToRY BRICK HOUSES,
PRICE 81, $50 AND s. 800 EACH
ON EASY TERMS.
Now Is the time To make choice as the houses
arc fast approaching completion. They contain six
rooms. BATH large closets and pantry i'll kitchen; la
trobe in pl-lor and open fireplace heater in dining
ROOM finished in hard oil with cabinet and slate man
tells. ~
located on Duncan place northeast. which is being
improved with pavement. curbs and sidewalks
For full particulars cal upon
McLACHLEN 4 BATCHELDER,
my Corner l0th and q sts
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

oaRR SAL, sE a. p s,EAA5gI1ruL ,yRIANeUL4R LOT
ESQ lsii I 10.
EoR sALE.sEyEN SHORT LOTS. INCLUDING
u corner 81 10th snd z ste ne. oyeriooking Md
e SHELBY iEHn laos s. ns CHEAP eass
FoR sALE-Two spLENDID. FRONTS ON MD
sf aT B BaRaAN WITH wS9d . yard Ss
EOR sALE-BY OWNER. 2OO9 ST n w-FROM
ss iG ~ j. ss, .r9n' on corner Ct and
FOR ! sNALE-L0TS IN THE NEW SUBDIVISIONS
$500. 5000 and $500 by far the profitable in
asd p4iess ever ''''s' ''fs vi ;'F
For sALE-l62xlOo TO ALLEY ON 4TH ST.
'n jss-ss A. p FARpS sis ! l SS-; !,
E,OR sALE-F ST. y. E. NEAR 18th AND MD.
ave lots: Iz1lOo to ao-ft alley. facing south
iee-st - - " JOHN R. WIGHT. l4,oe st.
E0R sALE-145s RHODE ISLAND AVE ;oLD
ercs hou,e lot 30 feet inches BY about II
10. near can be bought As low. &C, BOYER.
For sALE7 a, R sg Isl ST NE BET
nS! Z sSa j. sJHRs sis IL I s I
authorized to offer a reduced figure a beautiful
plot of ground at the corner Of X and a2d SITS. NV
i ieet front ana 9 feet deep parking on both SITS.
jea-3t 1874 F 81. NV.
EOR SAIk-1 SQUARE NORTHWEST; 81 % PER
i foot ] square northefst; 40c. per foot 3 half
squares, southeast Soc per foot, 10 choice corner
So 600 IS SMALL CHEAP houses will pay Id to I2 per
cent: I'D cheap homes northwest aud northeast: 4
pretty houses on 9th St near ST. cars northeast.
For bargains look for Red Key" on the sign OF
KEY BROS. & CO..
)e4-1m 9l0F st. n. W.
EN0R SALE-Sl0 SECURES A LOf.
Il have for sale SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS
in the Srownv seaport city of NEWPORT NEWS,
which be secured by paying $40 cash and $40 per
month until paid for Money invested in these lots
cay be doubled before you finish paying Tor same.
FOR pats and Information call on JAMES F; BROWN,
Agent. 0O4 10:h st. NV, Washington. D. C.
Telephone 473 jeS-lm
ssEOR SALE
suBpIvIsIoN GE6RGEToWN HEiGHFs
THESE LOTS ARE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
nE tI srkF y 10Th AND slsT SITS. oNoo AND
GgRBEDs AND SEWER; WATER AND GAS PUT
il IEEI ASb pERTH % A% Is rs rs is sI fhEf ~
ERfE IL Il cf fEH s sSSGHAE So9T
MONEY FURNISHED TO BUILD WITHoUT CASH
PAYMENT nCERTIFIED COPY OF THE REAL
ESTATE TITLE COMPANY FURNISHED 10 NAY
ARTdbTTs a fEJGE LIST Sk APP
myls:sm C. H. FICKLING 1as4 saD ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

LN0R SALE
II This is my regular season fo- offering great
parsans IN pianos which have been rented during the
winter months and which In many respects are as
None OF these pianos have ever been soldf
a guarantee given with each instrument,
tuned Tree Of charge for one year,
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to sSsShT ssss es.e s s6 Hd
s'sss e =: 1Ss$ GOO / Iii
s 81 st II j. $50 ST f St H. M l., 600
!c q ~ i Siis III id ID
ae to A. 5 5 4oa and 400 Cap st.. D. '
!. 200 3i2 and al II ST. H..
los5 u 81 100 cog iss st. str and dws.
10 %. 600 tee l'' ~ ( slE. Ia and 800
t sss ' 600 si: baT F2s@s al 800
$50 III I; Rs sz Il t SEA h. 800
4. .li.t s. +, s 81 e m Loco 4rooms
~ 7s 81 1c' Is ;s J o. "a, ;,;d SO
Il ihl; I. T.. : = s.s 81 i.s SSS
i aS9 In ave- 81. r. + 2 IN A. SO
Ts 'N fS + Gs IL. g al Of as on
EOR sAIE-A GOOD SIX ROOM FRAME DWELL
sasss . Ga SIDE sg as
cs4s Et lsi54slI HAEDF 8. ! +.
FOE sME E. TYo-sToRy AND CELLAR
de ewns ps Of s osed n
ss sfS s'H'zsis s 81
SIS sssiaT I.s sen ..1
SIS S.ESs s.
sh$&S p E6Es FHs sHST REsts
Esfh f s4. Il sSar leO RRPrs
sTREET BEi: SfH AND 7rH SIS Nv. NEAR
IS HkSH Al IS, III ss sStSHf ~ sSH S1df
fE Isis HffIf r. SSiH 5 ASSS soa $685. EASY
For sAI.E-NEARLY NEW BAY-wINDow BRICK.
al nod 1a i%S: s.atsd BY ls..bs hsnasomsy pa
IN fs css and S1 p1r
only aoc; isriH. ssoSssss s.:nss nsns sS:
,ti62# AA'fhhpAi h ss y. NV.
Tor sALE-2-sT0RYs & ROOM AND BATH BRICK.
with q, Al, NOD inps desirshy located on st.
Ssss EIsTk SdHSe HsSLHakM.s.
FOR sALE-NEw SEVEN ROOM. CELLAR. FUR
nae BATH pspersd brick on tth 3, n e. nsar
lel0-6t 1SS st. topp. Ebbitt Housed.
FSS ds: sA14E IN. FINE BAY:wINpoy BRICK
cheap and on easy term, 4 sold at once .n Ds ''''
,slo3,' ssh and r .ss NV.
EoR sALE-oNLY d. DO. 4 NEW THREE-sToRY
l. dwelling; brown-stone front: near 18th
n large yard and alley viii sell on easy terms
1et.-t KEYS BEALL. sls St, Room IN.
For sALE-A BARGAIN IN s.w.-oNLY 81, 600
Tor two-story and attic seven-rooln brick on 18th
u s.N alley In reHr KEYS BEALL. 9lS + ST.,
ROOM IL je9 81
EoR sALE-BIG BARGAINS
x.n no ay and "a ~ "a St sc betyeen Pennsyl
ss.a;S rented 4 70 80 per mo- y cash. balance
For sale-Hoase and lot els st. ne 90 rooms and
BAH and csilsr good ysrd 20 alley north s.i. and
HOUSES ON CAPITOL HILL; emily q. $50; $500
Sasn balance monthly. CHAS. A. SHIELDS,
)etd laos ST. n
LOB sALE-1lTH sr. BET. N AND sTs
NV s1xl06to 2Qfoot alley good l0-roeni frame
floor Atlantic building, 92s st. n v. tsat6t
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IEt'so plaItS VIII De sod reAeOnable mOnflIy
inssellments. Call and see our stock b.for. Won
purchase. ' ~"
jell-a E. F. DRoop. 9s5 Penna. ave.
tSoR SALE-.EoLIAN AUTOMATIC ORGAN; THE
most ditfcult music can be played BY any one orig
nal Sosl OF orEan. $3.50; will be sold sacrifice
also LOO rolls of music. 7S7 9fh St NV jelllTt.
E>OR SALE-A HANDSOME STYLE LARGE
nearly new square grand piano. in BEAUTIFUL conti-
non NeN sweet and r1rh tone finest make cost synl
only slo cash quick buyer This j. a rare chance
Don't miss it. THE PIANO EXCHANGE 9l3 Pa
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ttOR SALE-PIANo-GREAT SACRIFICE; GOOD
4 order cost 300 only S65: also Burdet organ cost
10. for go also rosewood guitar and violin cheap
AT private no use. 1O2 18th st. NV Ire
stool and cover. for sl2S. l625 i+th 81. ". 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-11

LOR SALE (WEST WASHINGTON
2t>o Poniar ST NV. 1913 Both st. g fir cot
4rf, 15x7o. .......... 5000 taVes 4 and tjr lot
@t,S st NV, 3r Dr. lot tibxi Is - Al; 900
, !UHlOl .-..;.:.. 800 oe1i q ST, ". IN 1. br,
3421 st NV hr fr. lot 20: 2DxlO0. alley 4. 600
2IIl2O 70 alley y, 100 asj43 Prospect (cor-
I5SI sd 81 NV, ar b., nerl NV, Tor br, mi
10y 1IlD 600 lot S5x.D; alley. g, 800
f5b-s y 81 NJ. Or each, 313l NV, 7r br. IN
LOT oxIo. alley 800 lot 70 in. XII 10. q, 500
zoo Z st NV. 1Of br. 1901 35th st NV (cor-
N 3, 100 perl, 7r and store, fr,
3ZUd r st NV lOr br mi lot 3Oxl0O. Z, 900
., ana store, VI |: A, 00030s0 st NV. l1r br,
3SU' ST NV. Tor br, III l. lot 2Sx 100. 49,. g, 900
n -. 4, 600 BIB \ st NV, iir br,
~ IL SD vt isT br, IN IN j. lot 2Ox120. 10, 900
l., lot 2o.o01l3o, 3l61 p ST NV, 6-rooIn
alley 500 frame, lot l6xtj1 =. =, 600
CHARLES Fl. FiCKLING
aplS-3m l245 ;}1d ST. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-11

GREAT BARGAIN.
$40 DOWN AND IS PER MONTH
Handsome Upright Piano. grand scale full octave;
rare chance viii be sold for S2I0 the above pay
nents.
r. q. SMITH
je3 f225 PENN. AVE. n w.
EoR SAIE-sl35 WILL BUY AN EXCELLENT up
l. right piano. HUGO WORCH & CO. 925 9TH ST
W. Piano Dealers. Pianos for rent moved, packed
and shipped. Sohmer Piano agency. nly24