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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-08

but one sense remaining to her-that OF
touch-she now Ind speech and hearing
and a wonderful inner sight, ike that
OF clairyoyants. This lasted Tor some
years. She has Il yet, indeed, but she
has steadily discouraged tho gilt and Of.
late years has sought mot to use II But
tliat.she lasithe power Of, second sight
no one who knows her, medical or lay,
doubts for IN instant. M. go. !. ~, !.
All places arc alike open to her men.
tai vision. Distanec,interposes no bar.
riers. No retirement, However secluded,
but yields 10 her penetrating Vision.
This power. nj course, ID confined To-
objects and persons that interest her:
She will dictate tho contents OF sealed
letters without single error. Slew W
visit tho family circles OF her frlcndsiin
distant towns aud tell what they arc do.
ing and describe their personal attire.
Persons entering the house OF her'aunt,
whether acquaintance or strangers,
are instantly recognized. Any article
which has been niislaid SHE sees and
tells whore II can beliound., She dis,
eliminates the most delicate shades Of
color. She works In embroidery and
wax without any patterns. Her wax
flowers arc marvcls OF beauty. She
never studied botany orItook II lesson
In wax work. and yet che never madeia
mistake in the form OF Il Hover or ileai.s
woSpEoUs mASDlultSrTSi0 ~
Holding her pen or pcncirin sher:lett
hand, she writes with 2exiraordinary
rapidly, the 'lettcrS being well formed
and legiblc.j She wrote u poem OF ten
verses in as many minutes, her thoughts
flowing with the rapidity oil lightning.
In cutting velvet leavesfor pincushions
she holds tbs scissorI by tho knucklcs
OF thumb and finger OF tho left hand,
and bringing the velvet with thumb
and finger OF right hand-botli hands
being behlnl her llead--sho cuts the
leaves as sharp as II they Ind boon cut
with die. In tho carly part OF her
illness she cut over 1000 OF these.
When she passed from the rigid 10 the
limp Condition she forgot all that &C.
CURED during the nine ycars and began
to talko mhttcrslnt the time OF the
car accident. The mine years have been
blank and are still SO toTher. .'t.s.-
8 Ono sen.c---tlie sense OF touch
what a world it opened upto her! With
it she could read with five times the
rapidity OF ono by eyesight. Sheread
by running her finger over the printed
page MS well in darkness MS in, light.
With this sense she could discriminate
the photographs OF friends, tho faces OF
persons in the room, etc. She never
sleeps. She does her most delicate
work in the night, prcferring night to
day. Hcr. rest is taken III the trance
state, which answers for sleep. She
performs none oftbeordinary functions
OF lie unless it be that OF breathing.
She receives nothing and gives out
nothing. unless tits insensible perspira-
ton. Her circnlationo OF blood isslug-
gish, and, as ~ consequence, there is
verylittle animal heat.
y asr-..s-4sE T0SDI,CTS AaFIt'StNFSS
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Y piscouRAeEDG GIFT. ~ n. \,
Then came period OF transition OF.
awful anguish, and the frozen muscles
relaxed Whereas she had before had
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for Infants and Children.

,"The use, OF Castoria Is co uriyerpal and
It's merits SC well known that lt seems work
OF supererogatioii 20 endosseit. Few ore the
intelligent families who 10 not keep Castor.a
within easy reach
: - CARLOS MARTIN. n. D.,
s,5l ~ '-Zt New York City.
Iatn Pastor Uncomfortable Reformed Church.
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fectants. They may be used for sosksng soSled
linen before sending 10 60 the LAUNDRY, and for
ashing the foors. woodwork and wsls % an.
room. They may also be used FOR the hands
and. with The exception of the subliussse soln-
uon. Tor general personal use. Siropser solu-
tions q these dlsinfectants or OF suluhate 81
iron should be employed Cor the FRESHMEN, o.
excre,a or Tor s.tsrating the sheets IN ~hich =
dead body 10 eureloped pending a-rsngemeu..
for burial suitable strength j. OStained bv
dissolsing two dTaciims Of corrosive suhlimnto
or four ounces OF chiOrinAted lima IN q gallon
Of water. or by making 5 per cent solution %
carbolic acid. ANY OF these should lie added in
volume equal 10 that az the material - be dts
infected. he disinfcctaat Nhoulc be permitted
TO net ON eNcrr;a Tor an hour. after which the
contents az the vessel may be disInsed OF.
preferably by burial As contact wIih metals
decomrcSe the sublimaie solution il should 10
used only IN earthen ware or other suitable
vessels.
frivy vaults or cc~-pools thnt have become
infected by the addition 81 discharge direct
from patient must be treated hbcrallv with
chlo-iDRted lime. sulphate % iron. 90 strong
solutions OF suhlimate or carholic acid
4 dry or oven heat OF go FAh-er hfit. rom
tinued Tor two hours. ar an exposure - super
heated steam. twenty-five pounds pressure. for
one hoar, Il useful FOR dealing with tufected
garments
TEMPORARY TREATMENT
Temporary treatment uniil q medical officer
Is called in should consist OF sppliestions Of
mustard on the abdomen. with warmth 10 tho
body aud feet and 10: brandy punch IN small
and repeated doses. the die, 90 consist q we'll
boiled rice and mlk. and n the discharges con-
tinue lsndanum thirty drops should lie given
two or three times with the brandy The medi-
cine recommended and generally used IN India
H. n maid carminative consisting Of one tart %
opium. two OF assafc iidA and three II black
.aAsl int. a.
when taken early TO have checked the disease la
thousands OF cases
lf tine post becomes thoroughly infected.
security cnn be obtained ci..y BY abandoning
ihe dangerous locality. Troops thai have
fallen hack before the advance of the fieease
nave oiien cscnicd seizure. or escaped further
disease IL withdrawn eabseau.nt 10 the limo q
their attack. Atempora-y abandonment II the
iiicc ted locality IL therefore recommended n
there is ground available for OCCUPANCY.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EoE sALE-BY BARNES WEAVER.
l. 90 ST. NV.

L 90 St NV
l4e CALIFORNIA ST. NE
inf bay bath al mod
and iarrs IN every room rented 70
good tenant at $40. 30 ger month.
l1l2 ETH ST. NE.
siS-ro9n frame an mod imp.
Lot I01s5 70 IO-ft. alley
Balance monthly.
ST. Sc. NEAR 18TH ST.
/ prsc s.s 4, DE
New Groom brick mod. imp.
40. 4l2 ELM ST; LIE DR0IT PARK.
New.press-bricf bay window front. six rooms. bath
all mod imps.
1896 LINDEN ST. LIE pRoIT PARK.
rooms. bath. all mod Inns.
s'e TO $40 ELM ST. LIE gRoIT PARK
A olocf of houses three story p-ess-brck 'front.'
six rooms. bath. all mod irnps.
1868 LINDEN ST.. LIE pEoIr PARK.
of Prlss. Z Il t go
Press brick two sides. six rooms. bath. all mod.
imps.
Next . corner Of Larch st.
New. press brick. bay window six rooms. bath. all
mod imps concerted cellar and yard 4-foot alley In
sos SPRUCE ST.. IL DsoIJ Cd PARK.
New press Srrs bay JndO sna 81.
alley in rear.
1892 LARCH ST.. LIE DRoIT PARK.
A. pretty home.
Price. "a. 800.
all mod. imp.
1934 LARCH ST.. LIE DIoIT PARK.
Corner l3,ft slIey.
imp. large closets in every room. concresed cellar
under entire house.
5l25l4 2D ST. NE.
Price, "a 500
Press brick. ay-window front, seven rooms. bath,
all mod imp. ccncreted cellar.
$40 Cd ST. NE
Corner Of alley.
Two story. press brick. bay window. seven rooms.
bath. all mol imp. concerted cellar.
rood substantial dwelling.
oG P1Srs ~ 4o ssn
mod imp os feGii5 to i5too, asS fl.ms Stable
a2s ELM ST.. LIE pROIT PARE
Price. "a, 500.
II,
mod imp alley in
coz SPRUCE ST. LIE DRoIr PARK
Price. Is. TO.
New. three story and cellar press brick, bay win
dow. six rooms. oath, all mod. Imp.
GA MAPLE AVE. LIE DRoIT PARK.
Price. u, 800
Press brick. bsY window, six rooms bath, all mod
imps-, concerted cellar; alley in rear One-fourti
cash. balance monthly.
sol SPRUCE ST. LIE DROIT PARK.
Corner OF Larch st.
Price. sc. 900.
A handsome home.
Six rooms, bath, all mod. inlps large closets II
every room; concreted cellar under entire house.
3O3-3O9 MAPLE AVE. LIE DROIT PARK
Handsome residences.
Price, &7.O0O.
Nine rooms. bath, all mod iiups., heated by
furnace all electrical attachments; large lot.
81 MAPLE AVE. LIE DRoIT PARK
Price. 1880.
Three story, press brick bay window, nine rooms
bath. all mod. imps- heated by furnace.
BARNES WEAVER
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Il
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

TOR SALE-A EIRST-CLASS LADNrs BICYCLE;
A good as new; VII sell fC- 80 cash cost, SIgJ.
address F. - E.. Star oficc. 1t
L'oR SALE-vIcTOR SAFETY BICYCLE; CUSH-
ion tire good a. new: cost $50 Tor $50. Address
SNAP, Room 2s4. War Department seS-:,t'
TOR sALE-ONE VICTOR SAFETY. prRFrCT
a order good as new $50 One Dart safety for
lady CT Gentleman. $50 lns:allmen.s taken. THE
CICLERlkS, 1904 q -. NV. se1
L,oR SALE-EAGLE PNEUMATIC SAFETY
bicycle; used two weeks; perfect; $at III
fenna ave. se6-e,s3s.
l. fiaucnd frame; brand new; only SS. will
take $40 down and $40 Ter month. lGl3 9TH II.
W. ali
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS GRACE A x. sTEELI

II
sorr.no Artist snd Teacher OF Vocal Music.
~lo-3w' IMP y - ne.
e AGE ELoCUTIQN AND PRACTICA Al ACTING.
- Ms. ELLA WREN BLAIR. tho weh-knO~ a
actress. u T~eperrd % take puI!ls the dramatic
ART. Room A. Nations, rheatsr builaaas.
seloisw1ms
MISS PAUL WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL AND
VI kindersrten septenber Il. at 1905 Is: street.
SPECIAL attention 20 advanced puyi .elo-n.
VI l2th St n aud vii s,ren he dan -iis school
t.It. H. y. IA. Childr~n's cissses SATURDAY sept
IL. ioa. IN. For particulars inqu;re 1871 llfh a
n IL
W-ANTFD-k YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO
w teach n lew saalI chiltr~n &c three hours
elch daN either az their own home or they coming 70
her. Address l. z. Star otace. selo-3r-.
ERInNDs' SELECT SCHOOL An HI ENFNTARY
Il and high school for hCth sHxCs. 1911 I street.
bes1ns its tenth year Sep'cnhe- -.
starting IN the ETfioaiy deHer;Int nj child NAV
tnue without change OF shosi under tie glli lancs q
eNi'e-ienced and thoroughly cd.cafei teachers VITO
HNersse one t. every seventeen chiidr,n rnfil
ton Tea students Nil sL.rr this fail Cornell lale
Princeton aud The Gss Iust.tl OF TECH
noiocy AMI in attendance students nv paTfng for
other COLLEGES
The building has been especially ARRANGED for hool
MT o>es has al modern Improvements aud = Ne Z
sunrfed WITH niaI~ reference cooks and Vita eul-
icsl and Thys:cAl laboratpr,.
Instruction Is s,iAp;ed o. need. and caTs-isy ~
students and there Special aiyantaes AIT uns
The students IN attendance have deserved reput
ton Ter yea. rog ess nnement and for their
.oyus nj of school life
ie<; books arr fnrn Sled freA. Catalogues sent on
application. Of-e ho urs from 10 m 10 II m Be
s~lo-tr THos. ". SrDUFII p-incirai
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senator Hsn's Handsone Hone.

Senator Hill will become . permanent rcd
dent Vt Albany. For some time the beautiful
villa just north Of the city line built by Jos-
X. Emmett, the deceased actor, has been
offered for sale by his widow. Yesterday,
rs telegraphed 10 TaE srAR, Senator Hm pss
down e50.oo0 for il and viii reside there in tbs
future. The place Was built by Fritz Emmstt,
and is modelled after villas he saw while In Ger
many. II h ssid 10 have cost him ESQ 900. 10
IL surrounded by fifteen acres Of land and con-
tains thirty rooms. There are large briuk
stables with finely appointed stalls, lodge for
the gxtekeeper, . lake Of three acres Of pure
spring water, stocked with game 6sh BY The
late Seth Green Of the New York sssss 6sA
commission. A young orchard contains choice
fruit trees. The grounds contain rare orus-
mental shrubs, plants, &c. There ere grsv-
eled walks throughout the grounds. Wind
mills pump the water TO the house. Thsrs
are complete Russian and Turiash bsxha, with
. six-foot plunge bath, dressing rooms, -.
The billiard and smoking Rooms are modsls Of
completeness. Gas 10 made on ths grounds
and there il Steiner chemical Ere extingu1~hsr
In case Of ere. II IL intimatsd that he nan-
sion viii not BE- long without . missrsss, md
thss an Einira girl win be installed there.
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PROFESSIONAL.

NRS. F. K. WHITE. TRANCE AND BUSINESS
NJ medium Advice given on all business affairs
Also ins s examinations Office hcuEs. 9 y Ia.
'TRUTH.-IF YOU WISH TO KNOW THE TRUTH
STOUT yourself and friends from int sitye scent fir
RrineipP,es,in"raiy msataysnd physically eo9
DROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsTABIJsHED
advertising cls.rvoyant. ssro.oee- and medium in
this city. Has wonderful prophetic gift Of secoa
stolen properly brinss SEPARATED aSesher Gauss ..
speedy nsrriaxes Gyes success ~ business.
cities and ali in trouble will time and money nv
GS , I. me right Place q. once. as he succeed.
and adversrs only VIVA. me can do Ali business con
f Ta "a sa', H s1aanssa Sitting, sos.
bet. AZ and 18th SIS s.w sss.ass'
DROP. j. y. HUBBARD, AsTROI OaEa. READ,
L yo'ir entire life gives advice love. marriage
b,is.n ss ami health; daily Except Sun.
given '' NJ HOROSCOPES written .e ls,sen'
NINE, PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
Nu reader OF the age; Information given with pAs-
isi MARION Il sse :H and ~ P .n ss e. sn
NJME. BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF
n ne; All business conadsntisl Ladies' and gentle
between LIST and North csritol ste. n. W seS-2w:
MNE, RAPHAEL, CELEBRATED CLAIRyOY
w snt and asrologis. born with caul efyes names
sS. e one % II
sultins her. Room 10. 80 st. nv. suaeIsss 81
DROF. THOMAS OF THE MAGNETIC INsTI-
4 tuts OF Paris Treat,nsnt ct his once 6sl 18Th
% queen, clairvoysnt and sstroo9ist Me long ssu
dent Of oecutisn- 9sS First Ct & v. hours 10 ID
M1 AZ, ~, Iy4a III ANIcUFE AND oaIRopo;
FIR NkNicEsS pn sad caIso 70
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Arrival nj the Scandal with the Worst
Cholera Record OF All the ships.

Arrival nj the Scandal with the Worst
Chol. rl Record of Am the shin.
Az rrs .h;. ,n.r,;... H.. -. -.
70 f'eea
He i"i''"i's i'"lh SNihouthe island over The
cHpie signed ~ d.. Byron:
''Iiaye visited the Scandia this evening and
find The following. To.a, ,u,,,,.- q, ,...........
, o.. Va Ps3.ettetN'
- e-'A' 20 seefSse' s'l' crew. -. On
'ne voyage there were thirty-two desihs. ~
VIII h there were tveuty-uine in s;eerase one
an cabin and two am,,y the cram L.. -.
starting il, opr ,ns, cr,,,.l u. =, -
s.y,,, -. =. . -.
oa'es sfioken WIN tne plague 10 The hos
litai here ON Swinburne Island.
The Scandal sailed from Hamburg ON August
Is and was due ut New York yest.rdav II h..
been variously reported tina, an. b.s .ho,,, on,
steerage passengcrs and il has been exiaected
Una, she would be the final coup FOR the plague
r.a., ,i,i anefleah COMPANY. A. the
more than realized N .n,.h r,o,,.,;,s ~. ~.
which Can't. Kopff has he.n rom,'.l,s5 :, ,.,...
ha, bere,afor, hee, rocorl.I s;,' ~
reign of The ,layua WIG P'-'u'
Tho Uarhuro a,,.r;..., c.....- - A.
six aims urder lie r., 90 a. Ilp-i.t s. m
viz. The Noravia Rnc,a Na,,,.,>-s. w.-S1s'
stubberbnl ana ,hs $500 ~ """nAA' "'''Aaa'
The .crr;l,ls ,.,,Is, H., "a. . a..
sed The fears =, e.. ha.,,h So .ei am. Iusn "
great anxietv 10 ,,rox;Se a % 50. g. a.
! En IL Thuf 80. .l.L -
In The loyer roaa-...5 ~''~N WIG $3.50"
DIR Io,l;ns - L.s 4. -. A.
news ara re =, =. - g. o W reoeINe nv
ahout o,bsr. 4, IA -. -. -. s'e ~
b,ste 20 send ,ha .r,a,a,,o .,s;nn y. -, sa
n.nars s., 49, 49,, o'ss ~ tner
praSan,os % a.s eoe Ut SenAins ~ss
the line st.t;ne ,l,, aDatsa- y, - -.
Robemi. 10, U..h... -. ., -, 80
s,e,rage rass.naars IN 49, "a, .ss
from live 20 s,ss, a. ~, AZ o o.so
ha,,a.aa - i:'.i.s 'nA' 'ne S'eeisks s"e
II -. =, ~. ..Isa A., n-,.,,,
INV NJ. AZ a5,;,il,.i ss.,sa w Doue. III
Is sare 20 g., ,ha, - =. u -
Mor.via sn5 So. az h'.t o.u mp lhs ens
nass he ;,ho,,, u, os,eer sln 20
an exten,,sd d.,aa,; so sse
= 'N'N '0' oo'o'
DIR. JENKINS AROUSED.
DIR. jenkins WINS clad only in his dressing
gown when be met the reporters. and the l,ok
of care tb., sbro,d.d hi. to- -, A.. "a -.
tbcre Vas nothir, n. o0,la IA
ment showed all too plainly his belief thai ne
battle had only begun.
pepnts seguine, who had also retired for the
aae,h. an ~ pSs; .he lact =, .nrty-so
nerssct er;da,n,c ma r an.'Aaha Tins
snl,s y .!Th. sc.nd,. pP ,enen ~, slAss "
sh;n q a. ~; ~ ,, 500, 90 sIsset
oua,sn,,ns ma =. ,s aI ~, .usa, nov IN iossr
mos, uboIl, .,oa,... ,s.'a.'..- :, - N"' NJ
NJ IanL;,s :, 80
in, 90 90 a., ,Sa ..ri, y. 70 ,l res., Insseo-
ace,onns,io5 n. H.. S.,.,asu ~ 'ne n'oi nl.s'
nn,h i"a,e',.,;o,, =, -, ule, W maze tesr
scsna;a ,,nsHns IL 10 IL es. ,esse. Ine
-, 49, - ny. hDoA si'e. dusk' hsNits
II an ;,,n.,-s,. On iSiAnu aoou' oloek.
eXenina H. I.n.;..s W. ~ ref "a 'nc esIis
ton ,hs. - ss,a, ~. ss'u -. 70 ~.
hosa,a ,,,i,s 20 M IRON ,ne ocsnais
- - f,,,l' ".u 'neie mourning IN ps
,;s;.s ma eH.. any nsue ,nai ne s,i-
n;ah.'S -. e"' ''Ae 'A'' WHICH mas orokeh i-ss
IN.
ne news 1 ranie 70 nm, nAe oot OUT OF
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

~ l4o1 O st.
FINE GROCERIES AT AUCTION
me sale ~ tis5" arH-'erles at kenue,lNs. l.sa v
S Is vii bc re.. IA ~ ON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER
iAii-t III. 1sf2. at TEN O'CLOCK.
rms IL an exceptionally fine lot If goo's and
trade generally
II LATIMrR L SLOAN, aucts.
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES FOR
L the navy yard. Washing ON. u. C.-August 30,
lsSeSeaied proposals ndersed Proposals for Ord
nance supplies for the Navy Yard. Washingt n n g.
TO be opened Septeniber 10 1892 will received at
the Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
NOON. SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH. 1857. and pii-
iicIy orened immeiiately thereafter. To furnish
az the navy yard, Washington. u. c, a quantity II
oil, tools. lumber. beams. screws forging braid.
castings railroad material. cement sand hardware.
Er.: alao, services and material for putting down
162o square yards asphalt floor The articles mr.st
CONFORM to the nav standard and The ue al
laval Inspection. Bank proposals will be furnished
mon arp.iration TO the nsvy yard. Washington. ID.
G. or 10 the bureau. The at.rttion OF nsnus lrers
and Is invited lie bids all other things being
equal, decided BY lot The del srtment tn
Tslt 10 waive deiects re feet all bids
,tetrret atyaLtasoous the government. EDWIN
81 r" All. faymaster General, I. 5. n. sc7-2aw..w
A RcHITEcTS OFFICE, L. s. CAPITOL. WASH.
"A ing.on ID. e.. Septernbar 3, jSr.-Propossis for
sippiy;ns sni l,tins In Place pnmbing fixtures and
un'l fill RsDAI. SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH
1872. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, at this Office
werr ,,.alis Gad stetLnoi'p. can he seen; EDNAilD
CLARK. Architect. L. :. Capitol. SEQ So 10 - l3
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STORAGE,

THE sAyETy sTo.AeE AND VAN coNPANY,
= wefehoQnee Nos 10 and II IT n-o.-0tneeru 81
housshold furniturs. pianos psintinsS snd mirrurs
sepsrass fcemsn dss1Fsd Hsllpr q snd ftoa red.
Phoss S06. iaan-Ani 49,.
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BICYCLES.

SAFETY BICYCLES. HIGH CLASS. INCLUDING
" %1ifnnss pneym.sies ana cgshioos thss patterns
eaine - ADVERTISEMENTS for next year. Reparfnr and
renting. large stock Of accessoFiea PALNER 9
sON. ccr. Mass ave. and 9th IT. NV. se2-lms
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PROPOSALS.

" Washington. D. c.. Sc 9. S. lS59.-sesled pro
posals VIII be received at his nfhcc until TWEIEE
9 fssss. for furnishine granite :cu-binv. Blank
with al necessary into-n'a alton. may be obtained
at this office The right s leseIyed 10 rejcc:
any and all bids or parts nf bids. J. ". DOUGLASS,
Nv; loss. wM. L. RoSSELL. comm ssioners
ID. Z. sei0-6t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


EOR sALE-3 ACRES OF LAND Ar CAMP
4 Springs. Prince GEORGES county, Md: improved
to-se, with roOlns and lgrve hall. kitchen
lerre Earn end al oUt buildings: fruits Of ali kinds
shc iand Is No extremely Eealty: pct office and
CHURCHES con- enent; . miles rom An.cosIis a de
cidca bargain. JOHNSON. CHEW 4 co, 6l1 / st.
arl0-3t
ENoR SALE-FINE FARM OF 2oo ACRES: TWO
L miles ifoia Lar ha!n's station. and p. good
narts dwelling IN no"r order: lana * client; only
hifcent farm adjoinin. go acres; dwelling rooms
good barns and outhui!din :, Gao frit trees sl5
rer acre srisnld line OF Prince Georges NJ. fsris
from TO ~ miles OF WASHINGTON from 81 To $50
+ ~. NV. seIO A
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS
Au Best facilities for selling country property
ses-in JOHN STEPHEN. 1913 st. NV.
E,og RENT--A DESIRABLE GARDEN OR DAIRY
farm h!ty-fpur acres: newly repaired 6--oom cot
tage good fences: splendid grsVel road TO city
healthy r. A. PHILLIPS SON
au20-lm i4:22 New York ave.
SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, iOsj
Nth st H. W; near patent Off prepares abstracts
counties, Nd; and in Alexandria and Fairfax coun-
ties. Va. Also insares titles. Sead Tor fes i.st.
ie:;-m. wss.I
Tor SALE OR EfCHANGE-FOR CITY PROP
Il erty. improved or unin,proved nnsrrifcens
c3ttars St q arrentOn, Va. th about "a acres
and oushoases Nice apple ONWARD. Price, 81, 800.
Appiyto DUGAN Il BUTLER.
auatim CO.. + -. Il.
MARYLAND TITLEs.-THE PRINCE GEORGES
W Co Abs; act Co. Incorporated by specis. OF
Of Maryland examines titles real estate
n Prince GeorTes county ad gives certificates or
stracts thereof. Terns lnolera.e WashlnytUn osra
Room So Fendall bldg. ~ and ID II. .y.-3In'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

A Suspected Case on . Hamburg Vessel.
The Toronto Globe correspondent at Quebeo
says there is reason to believe that . cass Of
cholera has been found on board Of ths
steamer wandiahm, from Hamburg. which
pxssed Father Point yesterday inward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10

SUGGESTIONS As To DESTRUCTION. QUARAN-
TINE, HYGIENE AND CLEANLINESS OF DWELL
mos AND PERSONS THAT Niaar BE Poll
LOWED IN OTHER COMMUNITIES THAN ARMY
POSTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
A CHOLERA CIRCULAR.

The Surgeon General of the Army Give
some Information and Instruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR SALE BRICK HOUSE 100 .7rH ST. NE
newly Ssts ind S Ill EASY TTRs
DEsisED. cHAs. A. SHIELDS. i4o5 st. NV.
sS htf Hn5 5EEFns
and bath handsomely papered brick set ranse cab
@ @ t .sy Apply Ss; '1 SHSs
r. and 81 on and Ss Fl
and stable, +; easy te5rs Smaller property will be
'Issn ''f' S%SE H. Roa% & eth ST.
F0EEo SALE o. 5xcMASsE FOR R, YS.MpEoysp
SSs 10 hath md Sd
iettered street within half square North Capitol and
s sn % printing
EOR sALE-HOUsE ID NEW YORK AVE. NV. |;
+ s. Lot l5,l by 70; alley. Rent SIC. $3.50.
800 7th st. Groom brick; W. & S. sAs; rented
All imps. in 'front.' $3.50. " ~ ~
,o Two srets and two frames on ST. Sc. Lot 81 by
. Sfasfs s. e ! near
Two new room bricks on NJ st. rented at $50.
And large properties. improved and uninrroved. in
..oa. JOHN T; p BON oboe, .,
,rs,, = 80, -, ,-,,,.- 49,,
kQH SALE-Io PER CENT-ELEEEN NEW BR,Ck
onnoussss' wei rented; IN Eood iocat1on- frice'
eesG sacn VIII sel one 0f more. ,,,r,, ono r..
see--t 1AMEo u 1Eo En-, o3e u.
toh DALE xopruu-rSr
ao,, .o o,2, ,o. NoHi "hSi.
and sr iY So 900 1920 Goth $. NV. b. 49,
~ !. ave nv; 600 rs! aSs 5, NV. Zoo
/ to I6 O'Brien's M i1Ir...........IS , 900
court b h. 4r So. 10, 600 1913 Ut NV, b,
zoos TO .s0;T f st, b mi. 12r.......... IL, OO0
h. tirs 20 600 l:}4} 18th l. h. ST. IL 500
221O TO 2.s::fs Boundary lS20K st NV b h.
ST. bh A. ali - IL 900 IN T. Tor - 10 500
n sTGunoary- oo ~ anu 4! 81