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Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: Richard
Ryan and Lena NJ. Rollins of Virginia: Clay
Ellis and Cornelia Hill: George X. smith of
Alexandria. Va. and Rosie f. Fletcher of Prince
William county, Va: David Gaskins and Eliza
beth 4. Stephens; Karl w. Ptingst aud Katha-
rine W. Meyer. both of Baltimore, Md: Charles
Z. Bronson of Mansfield, Ohio and Lima Wright
of Lexington. Miss; herby 5. Kendall and
Mary h. Jenkins. both of Fredericksburg. Va /:
Alton W. Cornwell and Alice Reed; Cove C.
Ainslee of Newark. y. j., and Kate ". Foun-
tame: Edward I. White of Knoxville, Tenn,
and Honora q. Sullivan; Benjamin Carrige and
Regina Guinevan Of Altoona. Pa; f. J. Wild
or Meyersyie. Pa. and Margaret Mackall: Wal
ter VI. Donaldson and Ruth y. Collins: .Tere-
miah NJ. h. Bayiey of Baltimore and Belle C.
keefer; James II. Clark and Katie Z. Funk;
Frank Roberts of Marshall. " C.. and Nettie NJ.
kosack: Harold V. Hirshberg OF New York
city and Kathleen E. Murtaugh Of Chesapeake
City, Va; James ii. Howard and Hannah Fox;
Edwin Howison and Minnie NJ Davis: Chas II.
Murphy and Kate Herndon: fgaatius Ii. DOZEN
and Mary VI. Flavin: Joseph NJ. Eberly and
Emily j. Ledman, both of Fairfax county, Va.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
0 Ths assh Of ssp,sm hsns i scr business
In e's Of sn Hall r, S ,ns bsFss Of Column
Application having been made Tor the PROBATE of a
ana for as o T .sd ate
said Henry Hall. deceased. by Mrs Sarah Hall. the
Notice is hereby given to all concerned to appear in
ihis gGTrt is O. :, ffEIPnATh 3G4sER TWENTY
Gauss. if any exist. against the granting OF such APP
copy of this order shall be published in the WASH
IN ton Law Reporter and Eyeniny star once in each
Oh snfee e rsnft weeks *fcre siia ,
A true copy Teste: l.. r. WRSHr
Proctors for Applicant. se2s-1aw3w
Fiji Fiji s5fREsE c5 ds l hGPnT
M " p. Of Columbia. -,
wilson T. brown aaity. No eG i1i y Brown ct al
Upon motion OF the comp anant by his counsel 1t Is
iy a p @
to he entered herein on or before the rule day
vii poredrd with as in case Of defau tho
the IN Of s r. Tor an and
h The sst as 9o;ss
Evening Star for tie period Of three weeks
l. III IT. < SyLAE Mi Asst c,.st SoSss S:s
IN TIE 's 1pE "a! 81 y9 TR Glib DlarRrcr
l. OF COLUMBIA, July 20 lssy2,
Mary NJ. Farnsworth VS.. William Farnsworth Equity
- No 1868
iron motion Of the complainant. By her counsel
enter his appearance herein before the next rule
day occurring forty days afts this day, 9th rwise
the cause viii be proceeded with in Of default
The object OF this suit In 80 obtain divorce vncuio
% Z, for the fun
Is further oroefed that the above notice be pub
lished ia the Washington Law Reporter AMI in The
Evening Star for the period Of three successive weeks
before said rule day.
A. B. HAGNER. Asso Justice.
A true cory. Test: J. Il. YOUNG CIerf
sel4-law3w BY W. 4. WILLIAMS, Asst Cleyk
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THE BLUE AND GRAY.
A Fraternal Meeting In Richmond Of Tho
Who Were Once Foes.

A Fraternal Meeting In Richmond Of Those
Who Were Once Foes.
A meeting Of members Of the G. A. R and
their ladies, assembled in Lee Camp Hall,
Richmond, Monday night, was addressed by
Col Alex. W. Archer, commander Of Lee Camp.
Fraternal speeches we're also made by Gen. E.
H. Harland, Maj. J. c. Connolly, United States
district attorney Of Springfield, III; Maj.
Cleary Of Buffalo, N. Y, and Maj. r. NJ. Wood
Of Joliet, III.
The following resolution was offered by E. A.
Nattinger, chief Of staff, department Of ILL.,
nois:
whereas we sincerely feel the warmth and
sincerity of the welcome, the purity Of their
purpose and the courtesy Of the attention ex-
tended to us on the part Of r. E. Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans; therefore. be il
Resolved, That We extend to the veterans
of the camp our sincere thanks
Resolved, That we extend to Lee Camp Q
most cordial and pressing invitation to visit us
at our post room in the north, and also all the
confederate camps OF the south 10 come TO US
at our homes and test the sincerity Of our invi-
tation and try the character Of our hospitality !"
The resolutions were seconded by representa-
dves from Maine, Vermont. Massachusetts,,
Colorado, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. Ohio, In
diana, Connecticut. Iowa, West Virginia, Mime
sofa, New York, Michigan, Rhode Island and
New Hampshire, and unanimously adopted.
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ALEXANDRIA,
TIE SALE or CRY rnrsr L.Sps.

TIE SALE or CRY rRrsr LANDS.
The policy Of the city authorities in regard
20 the public landings On the river front. which
came into the possession OF the corporation
when IS was organized from the old trustee
board. is now complete. The last public inter.
esi in the river front landiug-. except ia, ash
wharf. wss sold bv the CITY council last night
The town trustees held these landings In charge
FOR thirty-one wears. and the corporation for
over one hundred and ten wears. renting or
leasing them. but some ten wears ago the
policy of selling them broached and has
been carried out since. A. these landings were
IN fact not corporation real estate o. al. but
lands held for the public benefit; IL would seem
fair that a. public landings are no; needed the
money derived from the sale Of the lands should
he invested as a fund Tor public parks, which are
needed.
An IMPORTANT CITY COUNCIL xErriSa.
The city council met last night. Profiden,
Marbury presiding in the aldermen aud pr.si-
dent snowden in the common council Tho
only business transacted was the favorable re-
port OF the joint special committee on the pro-
posal IF the hnSkin Wood Nnicauiriug Com
pany Of Washington 20 buy the intere.s ~ tho
eorporaiion " MeNSudria in thu Pioneer mills
Tor $1,000. The proposal was unanimously ae-
cepted in both boards aud the mayur and
auditor authorized 90 make a dscd and ~ amy
20 II the seal Of the corporation. The MAYOR
aud auditor were also authorized 10 sell az auo-
uon, after ten DAYS public uoace he
cooper shop property on the Potomac strand
and Duke street. opposite the Pioneer mills.
An order Was made for a decd % CAPT. Herbert
bryant Of the old Iany wharf property at the
foot of Duke street on the receipt Of the !ast
payment
NOTES.
The funeral Of the late Henry McwIliam.
took place this morning from -. Mary's Church
and the remains were followed by many friends
10 the Catholic cemetery.
Another car. the sixth. has been placed on
the Mount Vernon electric road
Prof. Balm Of Michigan lcc.nroa at Thrifty
VI. L. Church Las; Night on Love"
The following republican supervisors have
been appointed here. a. A. NoWland, Nor
folk herby, I. Harper and 4. Evans.
Policemen GRADY and Arlington have each
lost an infant child within forty-eight hours.
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CorRT-.yladre Rrnd'e,L.

EQUITY CoURT-y,sdge BRADLEY.
Today-Bell agt Bell; sale ratified nisi and
rule on defaulting purchaser. Gaghan agt.
Gaghan reference to auditor. Harlow agt.
Carroll; testimony ordered taken in thirty
DAYS. Dawson agt. Dawson; leave 10 file
amended bill. Williams agt. Williams: testi-
mony before Albert Harper. examiner. ordered
taken Hanna agt. Pendleton; reference &c
auditor. Buckley agt Scott: do. Sauer agt,
Humphrey; sale finally confirmed. Gallagher
agt. McIntire; time to take testimony limited
HELEN agt. HELEN: contract for sale OF infants
interest cOuiirmed-R. Smith appointed trustee
to convey.
CIRCUIT CoCRr-.Ji.dge Bradley.
Today-Halley against District: Shoemakel
against same; judgments in certiorari
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED.

Schooner Flying Scud, Baltimore, Capt Morgan
from the lanes river with 100. 600 feet Of lumber
Schooner Elizabeth. GEORGETOWN. ID. c.. Capt Ben
nett. from st. Mary's river, with 30 cords Of pine
wood. schooner Annie 7. CLARK. Georgetown. b. a..
Capt McCrocker. from leocomico, Va. with Ocori,
Of pine wood. Schooner Leroy. Alexandria, Va,
Capt Richard Wright. from Coan river. with oysters
SAILED.
Schooner Dandy. Tappahannock. Va. Capt Gov
in9ton. TO Jackson's creek to load with oysters
Schooner Eliza J. Pendieton. Isiesboroi. Me-, Capt
to Georvetown. ID. c.. to load coal for the east
Mieomico river 70 losd oysters for Baltimore.
70 Norfolk lght to load lumber FOR this port Schooner
Edward Dean. Annapolis. Capt. Joseph Lawrence.
TO Blackston's Island. Schooner Lay Thorough.
bred onancock. Va. Capt Carter. to Hunting creek.
Md.
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house'
Then they went over to the cashiers desk
and had some words. His attention was
called to testimony Of the Omaha judge, and
witness said he did not remember having seen
the judge in the place the evening Of the trou-
bic.
WAS NOT A BouNcER-
On cross-exRmination witness said he was an
attorney-at-law and had lived here twenty
years. He could not say positively which one
used the bad language, as he was excited at the
time.
Did they create any d,sturhance?"
Not until the remark was made. and that
was enough for me-" replied witness.
Enough for what?" asked Mr.. French.
ITO put him out.
''Oh. then you're the bouncer?'
NO. sir" replied witness, II am not a
bouncer'
Witness said he saw a number of colored
persons served In the restaurant that night.
ME-. LEsuEL sHowELI-
Mr.. Lemuel Shovel! a mechanical engineer
from rhila delphia. was the next witness called
He testified that he had been in the restaurant
fully ten minutes before the colored men came
In, waiting for place to get something to eat.
What was the condition OF the eating bsr?''
asked the court
1T was filed" answered witness, land at
some places the men weie two deep"
Witness told of the noise made in the place
and said there was some swearing. but he could
not tell VITO did it. Witness said he ALWAYS
dimes at Mr.. Harvey's when in the city and
never before had he seen such boisterous con-
duct in there
Henry Elwood, who has been cashier at Har-
vey s Tor twenty-five wears, also gave testimony.
HIS testimony corroborated about what the
other witnesses for the defense had said.
MR.. HARyLV's TESTIMONY.
Thn lnea d.. A..
he gave orders TO his employees TO furnish all
G. A. r. men who came in tie place. and he
had no tr ouble with any one except the prose-
cutting witness in this case Witness said he fur
nlshed msny a soldier something 10 ca; or drink
for which he never received cent. If a soldier
got drink and put down ten cents il WAS ac-
cepted just as well the regular price.
Defendant said he had more customers that
day than he could accommodate. T. f.
lhomas was on duty rs cashier on that day and
he also appeared as n witness. When The prose-
cutting witness came TO his desk he said. I'm as
good as any --- white man in the place. "
He said that this remark led TO disorder in the
place. and number of persons got up from
the table.
WAITER EVANS EVIDENCE
VIM. Ii. Evans, colerod who was employed
in the restaurant that evening as a waiter was
called in rebuttal. lie testified that the seats
the cotored men took were engaged. as the men
TO whom they belonged were Mt the bar getting
drink. Witness told the men that he cou!d not
serve them then only for the reason that the
seats were occupied. He had never received any
orders from Mr.. Harvey about serving colored
people. He had seen colored men drunk at the
bar. but had not seen any of them sit at the
table and eat.
Judge Miller laid down the law az affecting
the case and outlined the proof necessary to
maintain the charge.
Not Guilty.
Late this afternoon, after the testimony was
all in, the jury gave verdict Of not guilty
without leaving their seats.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

| FOR sALE--THREF-ROoM HOUSE AND TWO
scres good orchard near railroad station price.
IN acres Istwssn Tashipston ana Fails Church
sGsa
Ssa,n d5s slSo Fer 10 seTss on the Pc
Ballstop; 5.ro9m house: cellar and barn; 81. se0,
SInstsn sisR,s sly i,S ssSS dox% s Saanss
on very easy terms send FOR new list and map con-
'reas- many JAMES T. 1921 st NV
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A. FINE 58-ACRE
barn. fences. water and neighborhood satisfactory
ss
DOR SALE = MANY PIECES OF SUBURBAN
Large
the soqnfy q miles sroand Is Washnason "' bon buy
any suburban farm or river front property until you
st JhMEs ' SL Ssiis III J.. isa, st. NV
For sALE-14& ACRES. NICE HOUSE. NEWLY
ons sSss
Guiding farming R lmgemsRt & and ,IoVss COW
For sALE-TRAcT OF Q! ACRES ON LINE OF
electric cars. north of and close to the city.
..oea BEDFORD W. WALKER 3 son:
L Brookland Park ali modern improvements: con-
yenlent to steam and electric price, 3d. 600 and
-Four new houses in Brookland proper price, g.. 500
building - ~" no"''' "00'n i00 s @SfI9rSn
TOR SALE = FIVE HOUSES AT METROPOLIS
sss ~ sEaGf isnf
Room 100. Corcoran building. se26-3t
If YOU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY FOR A
At o
nnJ SPeeis bargains in Brookland South Brookland
L,OR SALE-4OO ACRES OR less OF coon LAM
l. on Potomac: in sight Of Washington and Aiexan;
as rts1 Rsss
water and fruit the electric railway now comIletsd
1esandr ns a prswer AaareS' ssSSpxs'
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
~ Two very desirable lots ct Glen Echo Heights.
d on line of electric railway. reasonable price
ESE Fo Star wss ss for selling Address
EoR sALE-AT LAKELAND. MD-FOR 60 500
,;i 90 cash and seo ner month will buy we'll
stable for two horses and asrSse: Cn To-.
feet front and 1913 deep insIosed With niskst fence
and s25 per month, new Groom house with porches
oS T and on 10
fence; three blocks from station. Ten other proper.
Ss and pa
monthly payments from 3 10 to a4L per month. Lake.
branch Of the l and a G@
the line Of the Proposed boulevard to Baltimore It
chrshes &c Communication tickets s to washington nS
Se "a AMY to 20 DS 81 sSs
owner, 1406 Columbia st. bet. 9th and 10th and
v and + SITS. from TO 10 a. IN. pm. se13
SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 7O5
" 9Th St W.. patent office, prepares abstracts
Of titles TO lands in MONTGOMERY and Prince Georges
counties Nd. and in Alexandria and Fairfax coun-
ties Va Also insufes titles. Send for fee list
je:3- w&s.tf
For sALE-LoTs-wE HAVE FEW LOTS
i left in Kensington. Easy monthly payments.
Call and see plat and prices Petworth. Brookland.
Metropolis View. lexington. Edxewood. Brentwood
Mt Pleasant. Anywhere you want lot we can hnd
you something good.
JOHNSON 4 BARRETT
se!Al 800 st. n.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TAKOMA PARK
L OAK ave- Beautiful home. less than two square.
from station; house IL rooms, CLOSETS furnac, au
six and yrA.es Gle rant wood msntes nssty
an acre OF Qrouni ins shSls, oak. chestnut, e..
fruit. running w,ter good WALL barn. chicken hous,
and yard viii sell at bargain exchsn1e for civ
property. Call on or address OWNER. l.s2 st. u. y
ap30-tr
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The Columbia Bowling Club organized last
evening at Heurichs bowling alley. on 10th
street, and elected officers for the ensuing wear
as follows: George Seufrerlee, president; A. J.
Whitaker, vice president, and Sidney Smith,
secretary and treasurer Among the members
present were Messrs. Myers. Mockeridge. Ross
Denekas. Hughes, Whitaker. Seufferlee. Grasse.
Scott Smith, Nuts aud Brown. This club plays
the Dutch game of cooked hat" and meets
every Tuesday evening.
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The will of the late DIR. Charles Rauterberg
was filed today. He leaTes to his son, DIR. L. T..
Rauterberg, 1905 VI street and l4l4 9th street;
to his daughter. Julia Karr 2I5 Sd street north
west and 40 street northeast George En-
inert lis named as executor
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THE BEAR OF THE BOARDING HOUSE.
"Wont you play?" said the young man who
always puts his foot in it.
"Oh, certainly, since you insist" che replied
'What would you like to hear?
And the bachelor who doesn't mind being
disagreeable said. II think Heart Bowed
Down by Weight OF Woe would be as appro-
pirate as anything"
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SHOOTING STARS.

$50 you feel timid about walking under
LADDER" asked the man who is superstitious.
Yes" was the reply, Il do, if a man hap
pens to be using it for the transportation of
bricks"
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10 Mount vernon romsrrov.

To Mount Vernon Tonnerrow.
The steamers to Mount Vernon, the tomb Of
Warrington, leave tomorrow ct $50 an, IL
am. and pm The fare for the round trip u
70 cents, including Admission 70 the mansion
and grounds Of Mount Vernon. Thsss itssm-
err have the exclusive privilsgs q handbag at
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SCHOOL DAY
A FELLOW FEELING.

FELLOW TELLING.
"How d'y do. We're sorter connected in
business, so we might as well be sociable."
II don't quite follow you" replied the digni-
fed stranger"
why, you're the superintendent Of the in
sane asylum, amt YEP"
"Yes."
swell, I'm the man who wrote the leadin'
popular song"
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mo flies on mel" exclaimed the self-satisfied
young man.
''ies, there is" replied little Johnny, you're
settin' on the fly paper
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PROPOSALS.

DKOPOSALS FOR CASTINGS AND FORG1NGS
Il FOR THE NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON. d. c. -
September Is. lS:t,.-Sesl-d proposals, tntiGrsed
,prspos, for CASTINGS and torrings Tor IN. Navy
Yard. Washington u. G. be o,ened October L.
lsS VII! be received at the Bureau Of supplies and
hcUounts. NaNy Departnent. Washington, p e.
lss. and puhliry opened immediately thereafter 90
Furnish al the navy var. stftnyton. D. C., eight
riso Qlsniiry OF steel rginRs. The articles must
nfo-tu 10 the standard and the usual naval
insprcttcn- Blans proposals will b. furnished upop
aypiicad 10 the navy yard. Nashirgtop ID. c.. or 70
the bureau 1he attention Il manufacturers and
dealers Is invited Tie bids, all other things being
elus. d-i led b. lot. The department reserves tine
rix:t to waive defects reject AL bids not
dee.i@i advantageous 70 the government EDWIN
sel1-2Aw2v
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PERSONAL
LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-A SMALL BROWN DOG: LIGHT BROWN
spots over answers to of Trip: tax No,
'&H Suitable reward Will be paid BY returning him
to 25l4 14th st NV 1t
OST-FEMALE PUG DOG, WITH COLLAR AND
II tai No 1854; name Frank Harris on collar Re
ward if returned to 100 ST. ne se2S- 81
I OST-FRoM CARRIAGE YESTERDAY. PROB-
II ably on NJ st. in Georgetown dolls ieRhorn hat
trimmed with old pink ribbon. Please return IT'S
X st. lts
EOUND-SEPT. %. 1892 ON MT. VERNON
i grounds. purse containing a small snm of money.
owner can have same by calling 81 101 18Th st. NV .
Room g. and Paying for this advertisement IT.
7 oST-oN MONDAY EVENING. IN NEIGHBOR-
~ hood Of Goth ST. and Penn. ave n. -. a lady's
gold brooch in shape OF daisy and stem. Reward II
returned to 1913 1t. NV. sen1-:}t.
+ OST-SATUkDAY. BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
IL dog; white breast; collar; tag. Return to
STEPHEN MOFFETT. 03y Louisiana ave- n W. and
receive liberal reward. seo7-}ts
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STORAGE.

THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN CoNP1NY.
household furniture. pianos psintinsp and mirrors
separate roems dssfreA Hauling 70 and fron resd.
fhoas s06. isas1-su, 49,.
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MANICURE.

AN1 lat. 7U3 18TH ST. n. w.-Ths only Imporfer ana
Manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE aud Ct{TROpOK
1ST GOODS south of New York. nussltr
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The ex-summer boarder
or cash is a hoarder,
Though he mentions his trip but to blame.
Experience teaches"
The sage gravely breaches
But he'll try it next year Just the same.
Proverbs often fail. A new broom does not
sweep clean in the hands Of the servant who
has had experience.
SCHOOL DAYS.
The small boy taunts the teacher new
And she in vain may fret.
She knows whatever he may do
Hos "mommer's little pet"
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Quite number Of eolocsd persons Of bosA
UsivsrdV q 6Eisssa
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j SPECIAL psNGAIS.
New ~ ruuuI. la-h md lay trIrE with All mod
tanF- h-stst ~ tt.--at--. i~~--znIy l,s-at-i.
pr 81 10. - -uU cas-, balance 80 month
ME- bone.
C1r FAsTERDAY HALDEMAS
.eg- 3 s;SFsf a ~
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II N~N broom brick, with al mol. in-s. hsni-
ssfuey 20 sr- h@sfsl uy furnace d--irally lOcatni
NJ near Abe rrlrr. Ell. 40. Terms, $500
cs-f- hs-4si mon hlv
CIr7l EAsTEEDAY h HALDEMAN.
r-2s-at COS s..
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FOR SALE-PIANOS

FOR SALE-PIANOS.
SS.t F5St G ans R5ANP pc FIRST
II 3 a u.s. s?ie il.A st.
L'oR sALE-A MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO
ishtiy used; iine make and fine tone. for 1919;
..a-~ 1 ~ TH& p "a ExcHANsE:
L'UR sALE-A HANDSOME ALMOST NEW PAR
and very rich tone one Of the best makes; for only
- ASH " SUI a. '"E TIE Yi FAM ExcHaSGE Zen al
s-,ys-.It yl| Pennsylvania ave.
E'oB sALE-PIA>os ATAsAcKIf1cE loMAKE
one hne. nearly snuAre srand ...........s l75
n.l" E.h-r n-arly rev s,luse grand ......... 800
Ca;. h.. il,a,ht on eaymen;s monthly TO suit They
inst about Onehali price. Gail and see them at
IhL PLANO EXCHANGE WARE ICONS.
s~;,7 aI3Pa AZ.
LOE sALE-AN ELEGANT ORGAN.
,,s mirrors Gsr.sn only used eS mouth. cost
sl2J. VII sell for s69 on easy monthly paym.nts.
.s:e 1a.s s' Pa & s seE. Nv.
EOH SAI.E-sRADBCEY UPRIGHT GRAAD.
TN very '5sh%rS WITH ms foT
sale and will sell low. on easy 9nthiy rsyments lie
80 rs,5 Penna. ave. NV
NOR sALg-GR.ND sQUhRE PIANO (BEsT
Il ilake) at a sacrifice II sold at once. 4sl Mis- -ouri
se2U- 81
LNOR StIE-A GREAT BARGA1N-ONE s37a
U sweet toned b-antiful MAHOGANY UPRIGHT piano for
siSJ cash fully warranted hne stool 5nd cover in
cluds-t. At O.. l.. WILD 4 BkOS',
s=.f ~ 100 9TH ST. ".
I.oE sALE-hN ELEGANT NEW UPSIeHT
Il Eiano; mahoeSny case. fine tone guaranteed: 3lS5
casa. New organ. $50 Pianos .or rent HUGO
"oncH < Co. go I'm ST. W. sohmsr pianos
NOR SAfE-PiaSoS-
small secondhand upright piano for beginner; In
pFEiFFER C0NLtFF
se3 Az llfh ST. NV
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SPiFNDiD CpGNTE DWELLING
Three -fufN q r,sf nrcs heated ~ fuTuar-. SPEAK.
In tubs a.. 40 ilitf. ctuv-f.i.n-s-. ds;r-
say o.. 80 ~ Ifire. $500 terms. $50 cAsa.
bal 4 $50 Ter -ith
CO. AMSTERDAM 4 HALDTNAN.
sss-.t Or 4 -,
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

I)ERSONS WISHING THEIR PENSION voUCH.
executed At their homss requiring the serv-
ices Of notary after ofce hours. can be waited upon
by addressing note to
b. .. SAMPSON. Notary Public
au3t-lm' 16oo 18th ut. nv
COMMISSIONER or DEEDS FOB LIVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and y. g. CommtxBionse
JOHN T. BEALI. LEA o. nv
In once from . N. % p.n. uol7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-28

-Four Of the greatest bargains be had on 10th
H. W. this side Of Columbia 20 per cent less than
! actual value. DANIEL ABMAT.
se21-3t l3l3 81 N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-28

L,OR sALE-TwO LOTS, II BY % TO ALLEY.
on 18th just south Of b ST. s. c.. sg70 eath S270
cash. balance In before two and three years these
lots a bargain. WILLIAMS BROS.
Se2S-3t 9Th and N W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-28

II -ht MONS ani b~:h hsy-wirdox brick dwelling
with a. Io.t irlus. ARR bot paved alleys. side and
rrar ds-irshly ipcatsi On =. ". Yrirc 81 600.
Isrrn> $50 rs-h. halsnre easy monthly IayH ents-
Tbs 4 q decided hsrrsfu.
t19 YESTERDAY K HALDENtS.
q II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-28

1hay~ ~ Ter q, nj ilyes.tls-.; IN tri-k house
IN ho-tl-ss 80 ia = J. BIufk.
sess-L 81 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-28
NaIrTUI AST'

New 1-ro,sn and hath hay window brick dwelling;
te-irs ably arrtux- and street
situated IN u.r~ u-iSht-,-hood. n . vrf-e - fn
Terms. go. taisnre monthly. This hOu-- will be
- lated II
a q YESTERDAY HALDENAN
-~-s-.S GsFst.