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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

Another ReduGllOh IN Flour
l am now offering for sale
a new brand Of Flour the
"Matchless."
This is q fancy patent
made from the very bess
selected wheat, which is
noted for it's health-giving
properties
Try a sample bag, for l3e
l l.6 barrel, OH lbs. 800
J barrels, packed, each $3.50
Barrels, for $3.50
These are strictly cash
prices and are very low
JAMES C. MORROW
i2th and rrenon CTS.
whining ton. Delaware. nl-ctx
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-17

LNARM FoR SAlE-i1ither at private or
IL public sale.
The subscriber Wishing to retire from
business. will sell at public s'lle on the
premises, on
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HlATT>kILLE.
HYArrsvIIIs. Mn Oct & $50

HYATrsyIILs. Nh. Oct s. 1897.
Correspondent 81 The Evening star.
The commencement Of a FORTY hours devo-
ton Was celebrated with grand high mass at -.
Jerome's Catholic Church yesterday morning,
the celebrant being Rev. Father Neyius. 49,
sisted by Fathers Del Cali and Fletcher. Father
Russell, the pastor, acted A. master Of ceremO-
MES. beautiful procession Of children took
place after the mass. The choir. under the
directorship II Mr.. George Riley. aud Miss
Edith Gallant. organlst, rendered excellent
music. The forty hours' devotion viii he con-
tlnued hntil tomorrow morning. High mass.
conducted by Rev. Father Russell. was held
this morning at $50 aud another viii take
place at 1899 tomorrow morning. Rev. Father
Nevins preached an interesting sermon last
evening at : 30 and Rev. Father Fletcher viii
preach at the same time :his evening
Eureka Grange will shortly commence to
raise and improve its hail near Stntts station.
The upper part 81 the hall viii he used fur
meetings Of the grange and the lower for enter
tsinments. The grange numbers eighty mem
bers.
The Badenrbu,g Democratic Club me, n
BladensbGrG last SATURDAY evening aud m1 %
arrangements for registering I, m1crr.tic voters.
Mrs. hate l.. Reed of Washington has been
visiting Mrs. l.. II. Campbell
4 wrestling match betWoea pirkury lee aud
Thomas Turner. colur.i. took piac, IN Eiadeu--
burg last Saturday evening aud wituc--.d
by large crowd. Turner was victorious.
Considering the drouih the corn crop In tho
county Is in an excellent coudiiivn lud rus
prospect for gardening IN the fgtar, 4 good. "a
the growth Of onion seed iaay be co@sid acd .
criterion.
Henry TAYLOR got into an alteration 81 n
Lucy Ross. colorod. in Bladoushu-r bet Sl'ur-
day night over tho possession 81 Mr.. Va -
mans baby and Was severely handled by he
irate Lucy.
-
Alto Hall. in Blalensbuis. las: SATURDAY. nirht.
An orchestra. under the header hip q Air. 40
Garges. rendered excellent music and Ma r
Tip Garge- gave an exhibition 90 clog duncii (.
prize dance took place between Mos-rs. y.
]. Spicer and T.. l.. Goldman. che latter b,ing
declared the winner
The regular fall term OF tl.e circuit court
conyenes AT Upper Marlboro today.
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GEoRGsTowN.
ACCIDENT TO A LITTLE ror.


About $50 O'Clock Saturday evening as wilis..
the six-year-old son Of Mr.. II. J. schultz %
s00s NJ street, Was playing near the corner %
3ist and NJ streets. a horse attached Co n bnck-
board and driven by a colored man came DASH
ing by and before the little fellow could get cut
OF the way he struck by n trout wheel q
the vehicle. knocked dowr and run over. Ibs
driver then made his escape. Drs. Louis and
J. Macksll were called in 60 attend the child.
whose injuries. they said. were OF the abdomen
TAEES SUDDENLY III
An old gentleman who gave his name
John II. Barr and his age n seventy-two va.
taken sick the street Yesterday afternoon
and conveyed 10 his hom~ $50 5th southeast IN
the patrol He had come out for n car ids m
good health and been suddenly ssized With the
illness just ne he was getting "a at the enl %
the Washington and Georgotovn Railroad Com
panys route.
rHREE-IEGaED cALr.
An honest boatman who has lust come down
the canal with n load 81 coal REPORTS that at the
farm OF Mr.. George Beller. sitnnte near the I'd
waterway. monstrosity In the form % three
legged calf exists. IL l. nov sight we,ks IA
and doing we'll Two of the legs are hehini.
the other IN front. This l. located ON th. left
side and necessarily moves very a~kuardlv. 10
having several JOINTS NJ the shoulder he
freak Is a great curiosity in the neirhborhoci
and all the farmers for miles around have
seen IL.
NOTES.
Mrs. Mary f. lee Bcall. daughter % the late
Com. Jones Of, Lcwinsyillc. Va. died yesterday
at lJ0s II street. where she was Temporarily
staying. The intermcnt viii take y ace tomor-
row at Lewinsville, TO which place Tie body vii
today be shipped.
O'Clock
The Georgetown Cyclists Yesterday tool q
run to Fairfax Court House. Falls Cbur, h.
Vienna and return
Mrs. Mary Nisswell. Mrs. MRtiie Dodge. Misc
Lizzie HAYS and Mrs. Lewis ~ Lam. Mass
aud Miss Jennie Nisswell uf south Boston Who
have been guests " Mrs. A. l.. Jones OF 6ia Y
street. have returned home much pleascd with
their first trip 90 Washington.
r. X Berry has sold 10 Olive n. seward for
S625O part of lot in Dent Ct al sub of Linthi-
cum place.
W. l. Boswell has sold to sue d. Williams loo
2ll, in square -.
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GEORGETOWN MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The Term viii Commence This Evening
With DIR. j. Tabor .Iohnson,s Coursa.

Inc leim All commence Evening
With DIR. j. Tabor Johnson's Course.
The medical department of Georgetown Col
lege has been SO steadily growing in influence
and in the number of its students in the past
few wears that it is not surprising that the open
ing this year will see the largest class in the
history of the department in attendance.
The years work will commence this evening
at $50 when the students will enter immedi-
ately upon the practical works, Prof J. Tabor
Johnson taking up his course of lee
lures. This medical college has made
some large strides in nany directions lately
and especially in fostering and advancing prac-
teal clinical work The laboratories have
been improved and a large number of new ap-
pliances introduced. the theory of the college
being that practical clinical and laboratory
work is OF the utmost importance TO the student.
The faculty at Georgetown in the medical de-
partment is well balanced and its members all
distinguished i'll the various lines. In the an
nouncement for the year DR.. Magruder, the
dean, has drawn especial attention TO the many
advantages which Washington Possesses in the
way of hospitals. museums and libraries for
the medical student. and that these facts have
been appreciated can be seen from the statemen;
that this years class at Georgetown includes
a number of students from Europe. Australia
and other foreign countries, as well as from the
United States.
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Some time yesterday email iron safe waa
stolen from Dennis DriscoIs saloon. No. iO07
Sd street southwest The safe contained : 20
bond Of the National BrcHins Company, S2lo
In cash end a gold chain.
Sarah Pratt complains to the police that h q
Thursday she Was robbed OF Sys. The money
was stolen from her house.
]. ". Townsend reports the theft % pair q
diamond earrings. They were stolen from his
house. No. PIG 18th street southwest soma
time in September.
Frank Ree-ide, eos street southeast. com
plains that he has been robbed Of a coat and
Sll in money.
David c. Mount. 1928 9th street northwest.
reports the theft Of a set Of buggy harness and
a lap robe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

Program OF the First Weeks Events-Lead-
ing Stables Expected.

Program OF the First Weeks Events-Lead-
ing Stables Expected.
Many OF the leading stables from the east and
a number from the west will be represented at
the autumn meeting Of the Washington Jockey
Club at Benning which begins two weeks from
today, October IL, and continues two weeks
Secretary Drsney has sent out the program
for the first week, which is as follows:
First race, purse s600, Of which SIS to sec
ond and s25 to third; for all ages. Winner of
first race on first day to carry 8 pounds extra.
Non-winners Of ESQ in 1892, il three years old
or upward, allowed 10 pounds. Two years
old to carry 100 pounds. Six furlongs.
Second race, purse $500, Of which s75 to
second and e25 to third flor three-year-olds and
upward. The winner to be sold at auction for
e., 500; il for less one pound allowed for each
900 down to GOO; then two pounds for each
500 down to $500. One mile.
Third race-A handicap sweepstakes of sl0
each il not declared, with $500 added. Of which
el06 to second and ESQ to third; for all ages
Entries to be made by IL O'Clock Tuesday, Oc-
tober Is; weights to be posted by 4:30, and
declarations due twenty minutes after last race
same day. One mile and q furlong.
Fourth race, purse s500, of which e75 to
second and s25 to third; for two-year-olds
Non-winners Of three races Of the value Of
ESQ each allowed pounds; Of one race Of
ESQ. Is pounds; beaten maidens allowed 20
pounds Six furlongs.
Fifth race, handicap hurdle, purse e400. Of
which s75 to second and e25 to third Time
of entering and declaring same as third race.
One mile and half over six hurdles
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ANACOSTLA,

st. Teresa's Branch, Catholic Knights Of
America, have secured a band of sixteen
pieces for the celebration of October Fl
Father Mallan celebrated mass at st. Teresa
Catholic Church yesterday
Mrs. Munroe reports to the police that her
till was robbed Saturday of 81
Miss Lena Talbot of Oxon Hill, Nd, is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Simpson Of Congress
Heights.
Mr.. William Sullivan Of South Washington is
visiting Mr.. William Dougherty Of Howard
avenue.
Mr.. George Horner Of Congress Heights has
entered into business in Anacostia
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
ARRIVED

Four-rnast schooner J. r. Teei. Boston Cart John
son. ten days from the ksnnehec river. with i.g,s
tons Of ice the Potomac In tow Of the tu Juno.
schooner ". u. Nanname. New hu-k. Cat. Copritt.
from kizabethl"rt; M. with 80 tins u rr,a rrk.
SAINT Gedrsts Island vim is iss i a,s
schoonrr Golden Gate, Baltinorc Cart sglhysn.
Schooner John b Conner. Baltimore. CArt N.rsinat.
from Norfolk. with 10000 let 4 llnts,r.
Morris. from rctersburT. with rs opo ~, q lunr.
Brown. from ciirs q Nonini. with 20 r-,i. 4 rs.
wood. Scho,rcr May Flower. A-rundria. CuT't.
wood schooner Emiire. Nishinston d. .. dsit.
fapnes from ashins rrp.e; scheeser O. 80 y;
20 cords OF lane wood S,,,ho.,ncr silver star.
Alexandra cart 'A- bAs, oHr 1r fraS ri -
sloop Wave Georhciosn. u, 9. Cat. scott; fr'.n
Joseph Annar oils. Can't Edwsrd Eu-s.l fr,.n, lie
Micomico river with 900 bushels g is sr,o,ser
s @f Nay EetSra AiS2anGris ,sjt ia5',
DinSy from the Wi,omtco rivcs. with sop bus Z
oysters. Schooner : = snytl.. snna, Cara tl,-
Schooner Martin Wagner AnHai H. Cat Rem. =
s2a from s = Ssor I. 'ne With Soe eg.s q
Barnes from 81 CleMeLt'- hay. with 80 hn-i.'s q
r Russell from Patixen riv.r -1ti 80 br- ri. Il
oysters schooner j. n " cray. 1-or-riovn. nc.
of oysters. schooner Chiaf TEupahsnno-l va,
o Snr. s~i Barse 'p Msa aR S y ne s q
Donaldson. from PIilsdslrhia with 40 :; n - oo,
BsTSe seli1st rLsa ;. Cart nu-ay
Barre p. ]. Hanswan. Fii l.lfi,ia. Ca.'. Hay.s
Enma Amelia. Pliladeiphis csSi Ioagh-sn. iraas
Philadelp'Iia. with 262 tins 4 coal Isarlrs INT
Betty, Philadelphfs. Capt. DemISe-. from hl.t-
delpia. with :,5 tons II coal. Bsire Inmll I,lia-
asy ,an; CO a, FIs, iT , hr i 8 M M
timore, BArges Geor.c McHeever. Msihes Z. ~.
Eomeward Bound katie Moore -nf 1honiu- 10
keeyer. At Georgetown with coal FROM Philael h.s
SAILED
Schooner Mary Ella. Alexandra. Va. .csrs Weston.
10 lower Potomac 10 load wood Schooner Mn-yf Jane.
Alexandria, Capt; seldom. % Nomini % load wood.
Schooner Mary r. Denty. Alexnndria. Cart. W ".
George b. Faun,e Alexandra. Cart Fsunc. 70
Mnchodoc creek TO load OYSTER. schooner Slb1 &C
L.sht. Aelandris: capt- Nelly; 70 fa,rasnt rlser
Dinsy, 10 the MicomicO river.
SUMMARY
The number Of craft 10 make this harbor lass ve-l
was hfty-hree. OF this number fortysir schoon-
ers three sloois three bsr1es and one steamer
te,clusive Of REGULAR river s,eAmers) The arrivals
distributed between the days u the VOL f1
dsy. ten. The arrival ,onnsss darn: the a.si vas
scow Scnasy sss
1885, Thursday. i. 100; Friday. 1.o0o Saturday 27s.
The .rriysi % ice Tor The weef 55-f tons Nom
Mednesasy 100, ooo. Tharsday as. zoo fhs ssr'vs
Il %.S SSss vs. ss,s ssy Co. sS.y
The number Of bushels 81 oysters arrive y La.
SossS r! as.. s. e es va Is s:ss
Porss rsIgc.sni.d ssrs Bsisiners. O. ssoirssen, 3:
Ss; koesi:na. Me- New Haven. Conn. ess each
Nh. BERxARp MCDOWELL viii represent he
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THE last ofhcial act of Justice Montgomery
was performed ON Saturday in signing the ex-
ceptions taken In the case Of the Win Of Michael
Tally. deceased
Rossar Lx1 Of the Virginia bar was Id
nittsd 70 the hax of H. 0ensral Isen, o. mo-
No. 6 II. 0ocdon, tedAy.
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TAKING TIME BIZ THE FoRELocK.
MERRY Christmas" said one Congressman
to another whom he met on the avenue
what do you means by saying Merry
Christmas now?" was the surprised interroga-
ton. 1t isn't even December VET
II know it. But Mr. Holman will be back in
December, and won't feel ike saying it then"
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Gone to New York,

Mr.. James L. Norris, democratic national
committeeman for this District. left the city
this morning on the II o'clock train, accom-
panied by several friends, to attend the meet
ings Of the national league Of democratic clubs
in New York city. Mr.. Norris will represent
the District as national Committeeman in &C
cordance with an invitation received from the
New York associations, and he viii be with the
delegates selected by the Jackson Democratic
Association, Of which he il president.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

The merry school time now is here,
And little Johnny can PROFOUND
To teachers all those questions queer
He asked when company was round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

THE AGE OF ESTABLISHMENT.
Housebuilder-I want to look at something
handsome in the fireplace line.
Dealer-Yes, sir. Do you want to put fire
in it?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

Misses Kate Newell, Sarah Barker and Mary
E. Greene were ordained deaconesses by Bishor
Potter ct Grace Protestant Episcopal Church,
in New York, yesterday. Thsss young women
40 ~ art IN this country - taks ~ oedss
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SHOOTING STARS.

BAcKsLIDER.
In church she chants the sweetest things
In an angelic way.
At other times they say she sings
Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay.
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"Women." she said, "are broad in their ideas
and in their methods. They do not exhaust
valuable energies in bringing small things to a
fine point"
II have noticed it," he answered. "A woman
invariably gets a man to sharpen her lead
pencil"
Doctor said the sick man, "do you think
I'll live?
"Oh. yes.''
After some thought the patient resumed:
"Have you made out your bill yet?''
"No."
well. so make it ont and then tell me
whether you think I'll want to-
He hasn't a word of complaint to pronounce;
An affable m;en he finds better
Hell be thankful if on him his wife doesn
pounce
With, MY dear, have you posted my letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

"Do you have natural gas here?' said the
stranger in Washington.
"No," was the reply, Congress isn't in SEES
sion now"
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Fort MEYER HEIGHTS.

EFT FORD. 617 st. NV. oc3-N
r oRT MEYER HEIGHTS.
Have You been there. Are you looking for safe In
vcstment where values rising. II will pay you to
inspect this Il 10 only one mile fron the
CITY aud on the Washington and Arlington Electric
NOW IN OPERATION.
Eisht minutes ride from terminus Of cable line in
Iro hundred feet elevation overlooking entire city
and Potomac.
Money advanced to lot purchasers to build homes
Not mas Urn or lmIarinary Wushroom town
visitors to II become impressed with its beauty in
manner more forcible than anything that might be
Fort Meyer HEIGHTS IS ideal alyear round prop
erty. Il is everything that could be desired for q
home, FOR an investment and for
LEGITIMATE SPECULATION.
People are beginning to realize that there il a great
future for real estate In the vicinity Fort Never and
Arlington. his section il rapidly advancing in de-
beautiful villas and suburban homes in the country
What pref Ter spot could You wish for!
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY BR1 paE
At Three Sisters" will be under construction at an
early date and the entire route OF the WASHINGTON
and Arlington Railway completed to 9th street depot
Now is the time to invest. Call or write for MAPS
and terms.
ROBINSON 4 LODGE,
Managers Of Fort Meyer Heights,
90 and 95 Atlantic building,
oc1-1m OPS and $50 F st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EUE SALE-IEN SMALL HOUSES On ST.
Il NV. near government printing Cfi1ce, on easy
ocI-3t JOHN F. PARET, 1907 st.
Tor SALE-IF YOU WANT GOOD HOME AND
splendid Or ON and bath-ro house: concrete cell
lar; all mol imps. for 90, 800; small cash pay
ment and S3 monthly. se30s3ts
ErOR SAILOR ExCHANGE-HANDsoME NEW
residence ten rooms. cear and bath steam heat,
tiled BATH cabinet mantels xanty decorated south
'front.' near Duront Circle ". l. HOPKINS. WASH
inuton Ian and Trust building. $3.50 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

M. BERNARD MCDOWELL viii represent ths
East washington Cleveland and Stevenson Club
Ct he convention Of democrssic clubs 70 BE- hcl1
n New York to0orrou.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR RENT-As BROOM DWELLING IN HYATTs-
EFT FORD, 617 st. n W. oc3-3f
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$4,000
PROPOSALS.

'rRLAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE SUPER
30 lS99-Seaied proposals will be received at this
enc until Two 0cGL0CK ,s M on the NINE
medately thereafter. for all the labor and material
required for Iontnv and cleaning brickwork paint-
tnR. &c. at the bureau Of engrav ng and printing.
Washington, D. c.. in accordance with specification.
fce. Each bid must be accompanied BY . certified
check for not less than per cent oi the amount
Of the proposal The right Is to reject any
and all bids and to waive any defect infornaly In
any bid it be deemed in the interest OF the govern
ment to do All bids received after the time stated
VII, BE- returned 20 - biddess Prepos:l: mus, BE-
for Pointing and CLEANING Brckwork, Painting. &C..
% the Bureau a. Engraving and Printing, aahtng-
SUPERVISING Architoce oc3-so0s
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FOR SALE-oN EASY TERMS-s-ROOM sUBUR
Ran R % TST RWN at ssa ,a miles out
FOR sALE-oR WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
dia sTsst = land situated on The Hamilton road.
Baldwin farm end containing 80 acres more less.
sSf only SEQ RI Eli sis sh .spy
Tor sALE-A MAGNIFICENT TRACT OF p
acres only abou. miles from the Capitol. inter,
by s , ss
Fl s,G the cs dessSs
viii sell consaeraby under its market value for one
divide into good sized lots and win sell promptly a.
very sa asd on sWR terms
Gre @ lc9o 1th ST. or call on premises between and
For, s sadd .,.y NICE NEW GROOM DWELLING,
1shsr desirable property in Hyst,syils for sale and
se5o 3. DOchEd ai7 ESQ t4f NV
SGBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 700
- IN ST. n near patent Office. prepares abstracts
eounts Md and in xsIandra ann and FarraT con
ties. VA v. Also nsuros titles Send for fee list
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FINE 56-ACRE
i farm; three miles from Washington; the dwelling,
Sefs; usual terms II. <. PHILLIPS son. ~ New S
IL YOU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY FOR A
at once on GRACE NJ. THOMAS. 100 Corcoran build
ing; Special BARGAINS in Brookland South Brookisnl
and Metropolis View. se.6- lin
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
"A Two very desirable lots st Glen Echo Heights.
Md on line Of electric railway at reasonable price
fmnroved well shaded: unncumbered title Gear
ERNER. Star Office. sel1-l4ts
DOR SALE-AT LAKELAND, MD.-FOR So 800
4 50 cash ana S2o re- month. will buy new vol
putt 1-rcc N house with Dorches atrobe well, np
&c a stable for two horses and carriages: lot 81
feet front ard 1913 deep; nrlosed with ricket fence
hve blocks from station. Also for 81, 500 S2j casl
and SD per month, new Groom house with porches
cellar lafrobe. well puinp and ontbuildnCs on 10
feet front and 200 feet deep; inclosed with pickle,
fence; three blocks from station. Ten other proper
TO - 800 will finished and offered for sale on
monthly payments from = 10 TO S43 per month Lake
land Is situated eight miles from Washington the
Washington branch Of the b. and O. railroad also on
the line of the proposed boulevard baltimore 1t
has beautiful lake. stores pos Office, schools.
churches, &C. Communication tickets to Washington
only 6s cents each way. To property for fur
tier particulars apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAN
Owner, 14O6 Columbia st. n. bet 9th and 10Th and
. and p Sis. from to 10 a. m pm. sel3
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TAKOMA PARK
4 Oak ys.-Beautiful home. less than two slu,-s.
Fix areplsces and crates ee rant wool antes nearly
an acre Of ground: ans shade. OAK. chestnut, ~.
fruit running wstsr. cool well. larn. chicken houss
and yard will sell at bargain eXchsnge f.. .isg
property. Call on or address OWNER E,lI 81. n.
appO-tr
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+ bY / Sr,RG,RDrER sl1 r5,h ,,uw
..,lar - sable IN rear. Vel rsated. Lot COY
Nor,h-.,,-fTyity oea,ion. e.,ory .nl celia hay
r.n,s.l T. s--l tenant only o.. O's, I-r,l. Easy
butt Tr s nd S.f. tery shi c.sl Ts y
sin - - = Ir->,-h. ~ t7,nt : 81 -,-.lns snL
crete. ss.'s'i l.y ;urn'se A desirable hone Iriee
NstbsN-t : AGAR ion. pretty ? -s:ory Ari base-
ussnt tram 6rli-rs AM ath stao," IN rear N.l In
s,se.., ,i'ion lot l7aAlOO u Wide alley bar
We Fl.r,da ave. 10, lI,h AM ie,h 50. .
BATH. con ryt- % la, fgrnarc beat lot l6sNl-l 10
Narth-4-, I,th -. rloriIs ave-. one q the
rre,ti--, .ni N = -lmpst- hou-s in the nosth-as,
vi pas. dooF rad y complete. bargain
$780,, trf $50. "a. 70 sgod party; IL
f..H. come .'.r-. VI. Stable IN war. renting
xSi;h~es; -T~e-s,ary and base rcn; b-ick rooms
and BATH Si psir-.s . zen ably at els. so,
rI,ei r -n.'i-' F, sT sfscr qp s,a,a
rs;s Sn,aPs , - S,s 70 bands and .,95y
hss , s;.AiI 20 s S2i isRid Ga ls,hp
u,oK sAIF-BY WATERS A THOMPSON las
4 E-w. Desirable property n al sections q the
F1E a2rS 1sK7 OF pA ne S,r = The
G.; nv 3 storis. al modern int roven-snts lot
xlNlsi Aved slS1 VII SOL ~ - t4,uUD
d.s 20 trust > Yer cent pri,e very low II sold at
ouc- A. sasE Ia. i.Ilsassltsfe t-e fu- money.
IEIBi L. DAVIS q Co.
orlgt 1913 i a n.
p,ok skfF-x!cf SIX Room HOUSE N NJ.
II n-ar at ins prise Il. iOJ ~ sold az onse SlOD
trsB easy Inontk!y payments Addre-s oNNEn.
Star on - ssl-1t-
EuR SALE
VIZ HAVE A SrNBKR OF HANDSOME new
hou.~- In uurthx-st ranging VA price non >sSOO
o. sl5. asbI ~hach tho-e Who looking for nome,
II MOUNT PLEASANT. conVenient % calic csrs
v~ shaw you very desirable houses RON s>Op 10
so"'o' WI" - .''' LEVELY FINLEY.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EsOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON YALE ST.
Il just east of 18th, IL offered at sacrifice at 2jc
only 1910 cash. balance in dne two and three years
you deal with owner and save commission; lot u
50x1JO Address (or calD OWNER, 1908 North Capt.
tol oc3-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

EfOR SALE-36OO NOW WILL BRING 1000 IN
Il the spring the cheapest lot Massachusetts, ave
bet. LIST and 2i SITS. Addres, j. c. g., p o. Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-03

I,OK SNLE-ON FILM ST. LIZ DkUIT PARK.
Il near Hsrswo.d ave nice . s'orv and cellar bay
window brirk hsu y rooms ard AL raj Prize only
s4ooO tSo. III WHEAT sUIEk. 1906 Pa ave.
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