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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28
ALEXANDRIA.
DID NOT PURCHASE.

The Haskin Wood Vulcanizing Company Of
Washington did not purchase the cooper shop
property of the corporation, which adjoins Pho
neer mills, but the lots we're bought by Capt
Herbert BRYANT, Mr.. W. 5. Moore and the At
cheson brothers, who own property in the
neighborhood.
FUNERAL OF A VETERAN ODD FELLOW.
The Odd Fellows of Potomac Lodge. No. 80.
and Manley Encampment, No So, attended TIL
afternoon from No. 426 North Columbus street
the funeral of the late John IL. Watkins, who
for more than half century has been a promi-
nent member of the order. Rev Dr. Carson of
the NJ. i. Church South officiated in the relig-
ious rites, and many friends attended the re-
mains to the grave.
WASHINGTON VISITORS
The Mount Vernon electric railroad does not
want for visitors from other street railroads.
Few days elapse that some officials from other
cities do not pass over the line and express de-
light at its working. Among the Washington
lans who recently made up pleasant company
of Invited guests that went over the road in a
special car were Mr.. Lewis Clephane and lady,
Mr.. {. b. Pearson and lady. Rev. DIR. Hersha
and lady, Mr. II. 7. Marsh and lady. Mrs. G. C..
Nidetto. Miss Sindoff. Mrs. Dulaney. Mrs. W.
o. Edmonson and Supt. Downey of the cable
line.
The Columbia Novelty Company of Washing
ton has just been chartered here. Among its
incorporators are E. W. Royce, Thos. J.
Phillips. Alexander Mahon. Jas H. WEIGH and
Parker Ii. Sweet. all of Washington.
The marriage of Dr. Harry Hartman of Bal
timore and Miss Mary J. Klopstein. the
daughter of the late Vim. b. Klopstein, drew
large assembly from this city, Washington and
Baltimore Yesterday
I
dress here on the 4th of November and Mr..
j. l.. NJ. Curry the I'd of the same month
The marriage of Miss Minnie Virginia Lam
non. daughter of Mr.. Thomas Lannon to Ny
James p Quinn. president of the Young Mems
Sodality Lyceum, took place this week, with
nuptial mass. at st. Mary's Church. Lohen-
grin and Mendelssohn wedding marches were
rendered by Miss Mamie Dewitt. After de-
lightfui reception Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn left on
the l0:l5 train for a northern trip.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT


IN THE SUPREME COURT OFF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA
The Doth day of September, 1892.
Catherine q. Lee. by William CamInacx her next
friend. VS.. Henry c. Lee.
No ALL. Equity Docket "a
On motion OF the plaintiff. BY Mr.. Edmund Burke
her solicitor il is ordered that the defen an. HENRY
@ Lee cause his appearance to he entered herein
before the first rule day occurring forty day. after
this day otherwise he will be proceeded with
in case of default.
The object of this suit is to obtain divorce
cu'O 1.dtr5HOnu by the plaintiff from the defendant
and that the plaintiff be iored her maiden name
OF Catherine g. Robey. on the ground Of two years
sbandonment anu drsertion by the defendan % the
plaintiff II IS further ordered that this shall
be published in the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and
IN The Evening Star apr q week for three
successive weeks
b. the court: A. G. BRADLEY, Justice &c.
A true cory. Test: J. X. GOT NCi CLERK &c.
oclila BY NJ. A. CLANCY. Asst Clerk
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The Record of Deaths.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
White-Ellen c. ". Grant. So years; Adeline
c. Cook, SO years; Mary A. King, So years;
Mary G. Crippen, 30 wears: Mary b. Tuohy, 5
years; Jas. r. McCathran, 2 years; Robert b.
White. 81 years.
Colored-Louisa A. Jones, 63 years; Louisa
Smither. "a years; Ida Hawkins, IL years; Hattie
Sterin, 2 years.
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Educational Notes.

Many people would like to increase their
stores of educational knowledge with the assist-
ance Of a tutor. but they do not care TO enter
class for that purpose. Private lessons. ele-
mentary or advanced. may be had on appiea-
ton to Prof j., lio6 Hopkins place (20ls street,
northwest.
Wimodaughsis classes are improving the men,
tai and material condition of many women
Experienced teachers have been placed in
charge of the subdivisions which include type
writing, stenography. civil service. French,
German. parliamentary law, elocution and Eng
lish literature. Intending students should reg
ister Immediately at the Mimodaughsis building.
1928 street Ada l.. Smith il superintendent
The preparation OF pupils for all colleges il
the work done at Harvard Preparatory School.
9l6 l4th street northwest Only a limited num-
Der of pupils admitted to the classes Those who
prefer private tuition may be accommodated.
Edward T. Lee, B.. is principal
As culture increases the popular tendency A.
toward visible expression of artistic taste Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. T.. MCKINNEY. whose studio Il
at i0I Sd street northwest, give lessons in oil.
water colors. crayon, pastel and china paint
ing.
The successful women of this and the coming
generation viii be those who recognize the value
OF physical culture. If the children are prop
erly trained the good effects will be evident all
through life Those who are no longer children
may be made physically Young Miss Alice
Gertrude Nutting of I0I7 l4th street Is an ex-
perienced teacher. a
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-1f5D ACRES OF THE
L best land in Maryland good improvements; all
necessary outhuilinas plenty Of grass. fr1t water
and wood; eyeryth.ns in complete order; IL miles
FROM Washington; country road near railroad
j. j. HALL. Laurel. Pr Geo. Co.. Md. oc2tj-6t'
A RARE OPPORTUNITY 70 PURCHASE \
"A snai. farm of l:6 acres pea- Hamilton Loudo II
county, Va splendid land well fenced, water unslIr
passed new house and barn for dairy purpose has
equal; must he sold to close estate Price, $50
b. II. WARNER l. CO..
oe2S4 GIG st. u. W.
L'OK SALE-A VALUABLE Farm OF $50 ACRES
of fertile garden land; three quarters mile from
Beltsvile station, L. and o. H. r. and less than half
mile OF Baltimore and Washington pike. the line Of
raiiroa the construction of which Is assured. Inl-
ings also quantity of FRUIT Property has consider
for subdivision. Price. 80. 800. Terms to suit.
oc24-6t DUCkErf FORD 81 7 st. NV.
Tor sALE-A FARM OF 100 ACRES. THREE
l. miles from city; large orchard, buildings, &c. .
would make excellent dairy, stock fruit farm ,
price, $40 per acre; terms. 800 cash. balance to
suit have other places for sale Send tor my large
list Of farms and suburban property for SALE with
map Of the roads and direction around Washington
oc2i6t J. L. CLEMENTS.
L,oR SALE-FARMs. IMPROVED AND UNIM-
- proved, at and near stations on Metropolitan
branch. and in all other Iarts u Montgonery county
se2S1m COOKE ID. LUckEfT. Rockville. Md
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Mrs. Mary b. Butler and Miss Caroline Brad
ley have, by Me@rs. Phillips d Mckinney,
flied bill in equity against Charles Bradley
and others for the partition by safe of lot /,
square g. on ID street, X street and New Jer-
sey avenue northwest, real estate left by the
father, the late Associate Justice Bradley
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Mary A Sibley to the use Of Albert G. Sibley
Yesterday, by Mr.. F. H. Mackey. filed . suit
against James H. McAvoy, well known horse
man, to recover S240. She claims that her son,
Albert G. Sibley. was, by agreement Of May IS,
1891, apprenticed to defendant to be trained as
jockey and stable boy, to be paid e5 per
month for the first year and $40 per month the
second year. She claims that the defendant has
not complied with The agreement !
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STORAGE.

THE SAFETY STORAGE AND VAN COMP ANY,
L warehouses Nos 10 and II L st. n.e.-Storers OF
household furniture, pianos. paintings and mirrors.
Separate rooms il desired Hauling and from resi-
iences and depots. ALBERT IREGO
none 4O3 lau.}l 3InI MANAGER.
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MT. VIM. II. Clngett's VIII.
In the Probate Court the win Of the late
VIM. H. Clagett was fled and admitted to
probate and letters issued to the widow q
execufrix today on special bond. He leaves his
estate to his wife, Sarah Adele Clneett
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

FToH sALEz4 FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
P Pa lots some Of then l3s Per IT.
uc2S 20 IaO6 q Il n w.
Eok sALy-ss. ODO-LOT 4OXI27, NEAR DEPART-
safe inv~.tsn and mone s IN H. MLET
& DAVIS CO.. s1l 9thn.w. oc2s-eoot
ffs d4d. LOTS oS LIST ST Fly
PER wh nfffisa 1851 6sA ssl1n9s one
Zoe sALE-si 300 WILL Buy CORNER LOT
L IN East Washington. Good location for grocery
oc.,s-a,. &C. WALTER ,oo,F~p.w.
Fok sALE-FoUR NICE LOTS ON THIRTEENTH
ky ana Pi sh lex sE' rnsc
ESaR foot ave Send f6r pi THREE tSEE
FOR sALE-BuILDTNG LOT on 4TH ST COR
F nsT 81 agtssI ,roa, so easy e5S A.
FOE d SAsbbs.THE iin CORNER u S OF EAST CAPITOL
for sale at bargain price; hne chsnce Tor hnilder;
1 oea7-; ;ai''' A. r fARD8 si5 ! l4 aS ST.
EoR .sALE-BUILDFRs AND CAPITALISTS
sou; Of Mass a1e FronaE le's 6o fest 6 81 es S.
ROOM ioT nine lotoot houses Price this week ST. 10
oc27-2t AGGUsr DoNATH. 1928 sth st. NV.
EoR SALE-DESIRABLE LOT ON ST NEAR
.onneSticut ave. lot 25xSo feet; price square
NJ, FOB sALE niaA f BLOCK OF GROUND IN
~" 49, as WEsc6fTI.. 'v w tH95i Se i H1EsroN.
ocz.-H NpI "a ave and 9TH St and La. ave.
For SALE SEVERAL OF THE CHOICEST
cash ~ Will De iEF'REs %kIe i9,t small
EoR sALE-I0o LOTS, CONTAINING 100. 900
81; feet; PC. per foot; terms one-thrd cash; 100
lots adjoining The above sold the last year for
suburb to Tashincton. D. C.; GRADED streets shade
trees board walks and recorded Plat; for SELL
ve-traiion. OWNER. Star ONCE oe26-st
EoR SALE-A MAGNIFI ENT BUILDING SITE
at Corner Of and 1h St four
B. H. WARNER 4 co.,
oc2o-3t GIG + st. H..
EoR sAI.E-A FINE BUILDING LOT on o3p ST
oe265t ECO list.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
esu g 0 . s s from Dr.
han coThs GheS corner Rsr f on ls
iE'n HOS ~ sPrJImf fJHEh Co. 1924
NFE PRopERTY on i4TH 81 ST.: EXfENbE S6t at
less than ruling prices Can be subdivided into very
1f Ri DF%SE'1Sqi1, kPqss & 1908
EoR -BARGAIN-4 PRETTY LoTS. c ST
sftT hsia h and 10th SIS only SEQ egrh
sToCkETT, 6i9 E st. n W. oc20-im
For saba BEAUTIFUL. LOT IN ECKINGToN.
v q" o Ghea Less han coo cash bal
J. h oKAl y 90. so st. ocl3-l3t
l,OR sALE-CHEAP Lots
3Iots on Dol ave poe
q ~ W, ORR a. sc
5 3o lots lots on r ls.h St .ls and 9c
200 lots in american University Heights Is apd 5c
Ades1Tself sns,Hsss pE2%Rs St Re,:
au26:Irn
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COnstables Appointed.

Today in the Court in General Term W. F.
Salter David NJ. Proctor and Isaac n. C. Cole
were appointed constabies.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR E-NORTHwFsTERN INVESTMENT
,.e s'1es dr At ss.s dissoan 10 an ss
FOB sALE-RARE BARGAINs-A HALLET 4
fred ~ %p or ps.n S o osacsned at 5000 i
LET DAVIS rooms sll Yth st. oc2s-Gt
WANTED-TEN SHARES OF GARRETT PARK
o w stock st $40 per share. Add ess g. P Star
EoR sAI.E-sa23 CASH WILL BUY STOCK, FIX
lures horse aud wa9n Of corner grocery in north
see tbs immediately. Address H. Il. W. Star Once
FOR SALE-.A SMALL CIGAR STORE, DOING A
reason given for selling. IL H. W. Star office, as-3t'
pARTNEN WITH CAPITAL WANTED TO DE-
ci, edop if q, mineral property Investigation So
ZOE SALE-GRoCERY NEAT AND PROVISION
4 sfore GOOD stand good cash business bad health
I. ia. ios rs selling cheap if sold within few dss
I WANT TO BUY A SQUARE OR HALF SQUARE
o HaG stHPd bo SsdGs, s sa h s.
Vim H III Is 500 &C. p cash
series. at so.; they bear 8 per cent interest. paid
c fG secured
2O7S CASH WILL BUY GOOD BUSINESS
% 10 stand Nv. horse years old. wagon.
s e1 d rasss and pSs complete chang
FOR sALE..DRUG sTORE-AN EXCELLENT
T. stand; will sell whole part. Address O. c. a
M snf an @ to 500
per or prefer selling half interest to good man
Sl5 9th st n W. oc,7-3t'
EOR RENT-A NEW STORE. TO FEET DEEP. AT
geo n1v %9p p +, store + Just rebuilt 1o IN s..
watch and frepsrrns trade IL III the city IS be-
cause he does his work honestly and we'll
Watch main spring, 81
All work warranted one year.
Hear what the people say. 1921 st. n. oc25
DOR SALE
L frst;class family residence in one of the most
south upon government alton and convenient
an house built By CHARLES IS Of s
very best construction and workmanship. u con-
fESDALG (. ALE2ANDER.
oc24-1Ot Attorney for the owner
FOB sALE-uQUQR STORE; DWELLING, AT
vii fa sa Sod rent reasonsbs long lease
be sold at Address BOX 30. Star Office ociO5w.
FOE sALE.GRoCERY., CIGAR AND TOBACCO
o sss2rs; 7o' - St sw doing good cash business
EoR SALT-AT 4 BARGaIN-A FINE REsTAU-
4 rant Incense guaranteed good stand nnos
ocIRl2t 6ig st n W.
PERSONAL
IEII, LEFT. DON'T GET LEFT. GET BIG
clio; hing we want
oc2S JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6l9 st. W.
IF J. T. C1SSELL, CARPENTER ND MACHIN-
Il tst, who worked for V. Baldwin Johnson a short
time last fall, Will call Mr. J. it will be his ad-
vantage. oc.,1-:,t.
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"a Communications promptly attended to; confden-
iial: Office open all hours. Best references. WM
WILLIAMS, Manager. $40 ST. n. ielO-5m'
(uvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
y and answers Send 10 cents
g. W. FLYNN, A. NJ. Ivy Institute,
tyEA}rn' Southwest 9Th and ais. n.
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Home for Ipcurables.

The Home for Incurables, as has been stated
in The STAR, is just now in need of funds to
tide over the winter months. The home is one
of the working and hard working charities of
the District and with the prospect of being
obliged to cease its operations with fifteen in
durable patients on its hands should appeal to
the generous instincts of every one
The following additional subscriptions for
the home have been received at this office:
Heretofore acknowledged. .......... SI64 90
Cash little girl. Observation-Disclosures. %
In memory OF dear mother, who was an
incurable for two years. 200
p. NJ. Dubant. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Gill 4 Co., confectioners, 18th and F
streets. portion Of profits on charity
day sales. ................. 1900
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Total to date


The treasurer of the institution, Mr.. II. S.
Everett, wishes to acknowledge the receipt Of
S25 from Mr.. Albert c. Barney,
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

BUY = LOT
And will
BUILD You HOME on EASY TERMS
can sell you large lot. 30 or 60xl 81 for from
$50 up TO 200; title erfec: good elevation: fine
view; city streets extended 30 rect oide These lots
are located in addition to BROOKLAND where values
are rapidly adEanring Now Is the time 10 invest.
For full part1cl lars call upon
McLACHLEN BACHELOR,
au21 Cor. 10th and : n W.
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UNDERWRITERS.

g II. HINES, UNDERTAkEH AND EMS MEE
.. and manufacturer of supplies. 1874 20 per
cent saved Oy consulting Mr.. HINES. 18th St
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Interviews with directors OF Concord ana
Montreal railroad prove that there ID no founds-
ton for the report that the road has entered
into any alliance with the Old COLONY.
II Is officially stated that there u no truth
Whatever In the report that the southern Cot
ton Oil Company j. 20 be consolidated with he
American Cotton Oil Company.
The British steamer Northumberia collided
today with the schooner Estremadura Oh Souler
Point The steamer returned TO the Tyne.
A runaway on the incline plane Of the
Phillips glass works at Mapietou. Pa, lsss
night ran into . crowd, killing Archie Din, VIVA
Temple and John Barclay instantly Miss Nsrva
wilson end Daisy Banks were sssiously iujurp6
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SIS that paper on your desk refuse?" asked
the janitor.
Yes, replied the struggling poet. at has
all been declined"
why" said the detective, sis that watch
like clever cOnundrum!'
That's an easy one replied The footpad.
Cos I'm agoin' to give it up"
SIS this coal anthracite?'' he asked as he stood
before the fire.
NO she replied, CHANGING at the scuttle,
Its out of sight
I'm prodigal son, and my name is Mac eagh.
But I've found my right home, and m III it
to stay
Quoth Hill. Dear Macyeagh am sorry to say
That my fatted calf stock is quite slender to-
day.
Hayseed Statesman-"Now young man. YOU
write down jes' what tell We about this meet
ing"
New Reporter me. sir. but nv dis
tinct instructions from the city editor were to
write it up
GETTING IT INTO SHAPE.
"There isn't much reason to this work of
mine. said the poet jauntily, but it has
rhyme"
Him." said the magazine editor, couldn't
you put it into blank verse?''
Il sometimes think Of standing on my dig
nifty, said Willie Washington, but l always
give it'll up"
"Why?"
Because I'm not tight-rope artist"
"Yaas." he said. II shall have to challenge
him. He called me liah don't you known
How ill-bred." exclaimed his sister.
wasn't it!''
'les-when there are many pleasanter
words that mean the same thing"
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

tOR SALE-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE on ETH
= 81 n . near Isnroin Park. containing rooIus and
Jsth interior handsomely decorated and attratively
Designed exterior presents aui; al effect in pressed
crirE snd stone; numerous closets, electric a'pll-
anee- 6c Lot IL situated Dfoot street and
bss stable In rear To several horses II q
a. ching house. also for sale without ssble for
Lrice and terms apply EASTEkDAY NAILES 81
St NV. oc26-3f
L'oR sALE-SIX HOUSES ON @ ST. NJ BE-
u tween l4th and 18th SITS. AMI two on Floren.e
place ad1utntny. Plans drawn by Victor Aindelef.
prominent architect. houses well built throughout
elegant In APPEARANCE, press-brick fronts bay win
Cows uf special design. cement cellars nantes two
cold water fine fixtures fouTlight chandelier In
rarlor, nrs,-class plumbing
IL Corner Of @ AMI Florence place; lot l619H1o;
rconls and bath store room separate from dive ling
part two snow windows, two cellars $1,000 ,
co Three newt on c. each lot l6x7O, six rooms and
hath ga 600 each.
CD T.cnert on o; lots 16rlO0 each siI rooms and
bath 81 500 each.
ca Two Florence rlsce lots 15x8f and
bath corner $1,000 the other az 500. Double
st line on u and herdic also herdc on Maryland
0EO n. JOHNSON, Owner. 81 Y 81. n W. and
ocpul4t' JOHNSON 4 CHEW. 81 T n. W.
L'OR sAIF-sFvEN-RO BRICK HOUSE, ALL
i m concrsted cellar, attic; fine cOndition; de-
sirsble residence OF Investment Yrice. 81 80 Ad-
dress B I. sESER. l0e Corcoran bldg oc25-6t'
EQk sALE..AT A BAKGAIN-LARGE BRICK
i house Princeton St brt. 18th and l4rh SITS. ;
front back yard. large stable in owner
ious 70 sell. LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKFR,
oc248t go st. NV.
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SHOOTING STARS.

Now doth the weary writer,
With nothing else to say,
Fill up the place of yawning space
With Register today"
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FOR SALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLES.
F, sAiE 3, sTILlsn IRON eRAY MARE
$50 lbs s, geT ,i 200 will take sIGo for quick
FOR sALE-FOUk CART HORSES. FIVE COAL
sHAN's LiiyEEis STABLE Css between New Jsr-
FOR sLE-A PAIR -FIRsT-CLAss FAMILY
95oleP t IT,. sl hSs and G old IS hands .
lutey sound fearless OF steam ears &c will sell
s no n ssf efT an BE- seen at
Agent. Rappahannock Academy. Va. oc2s-5t
For sALE-A GENTLE MARE, YEARS OLD;
perfect sound IS not afraid Of steam or eectri'
most new. cheap. Apply 14i4 6th s.. n. .s-2t'
FOR sALE,GooD WORKING HORSE. CHEAP
EOR SAFE HORSE. DAYTON AND HARNESS.
L Apply 1908 y. c. ave ocy7-2t'
For sALE.sEyERAL HoRsEs, WAGONS ,ANb
SYLVAN oT ai2 f q me Call at oe Penn
EoR SALE. SPIRITED BAY. HORSE, SIX
i Years OIL it's Kind and a sTeedy driver price.
FOX. Brtssile, MI. orIa-;3t'
EOR sAIE-BY PRIVATE PARTY, ONE FIRST
lars Il GFSTKa GGRE 2Ee %oE I2T Pnr Is1
New York ave, bet 4th and 9TH ,ts. NV. oc27-;'t'
FoR SA,EJDo YOU LOVE GOOD HORSE
Carriage and Harness epasitry. Ne have 80 os
and blankets q al STYLES also light and yIisl
makes at the greatest bargain offered. ". r.
Gil Eh, 4'b Pa. ave. NV. oc26
NOR SALE-A STYLISH SEAL BROWN HORSE.
L sixteen hands; young. sound. we'll bred, k,ni and
gentle suitable FOR coupe carriage. Call Jwner,
ISIS 18th st. NV. os1S 3t-
LOR SALE-CHEAP BAY HORSE: SIX YEARS
OLD; sound. Kind and good roadster. 1905 q st.
n v. oco6-1t
NOR SALE-TwO GOOD DRIVING HORSES
1ith ot.2,;-:,t.
ITOR SALF-GOOD GENTLE HORSE LOW
Il busy and new haInrs-; Viii sacri Ace all for Sg5
cash. Call al CHApMAN'S STABLE, 1925 eth St
n. oc.I11t
FOR SALF-VEKY CHEAP FOR WANT OF Use
i hne driving and riding horse Red wilkes: fun OF
style AM action. Stable rear 1870 Corcoran n W
Oc215t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

stow. q soe.i a. new cost SO; VIII sell Tor hail
priee. Appiy $50 New York ave. NV. oc2s-;It'
For s.LE-FosIAGE STAMP cATMoaUEs,
s;snaaIa Pos,ASs sssH.. cs:.eSGs . cents Weare
Sas fST 'Ns e Sa% .,I for e. the q
ay high prices for DEPARTMENT STAMPS such Execu
Po.i One War sad Interior Department, STAMPS stamps,
or guy # Cs5.ss
rsS1; ave ,hiri store below ~ st, Nv Mholessle
STAMPS oc2s-:ts
EoR sALE-ABOUT 200 GOOD TREE BOXES;
ye-y TfssSqsf ae e .mIeai,,s pTrcha.sr Inquire
shove 6eorg-aown. oc27-3t'
. ,%,S when shut Price Ses
L,oR sAIE-UPRIGH PIANO ONLY SLIGHTLY
Pr,vs.: pariy Tor half its value Addres. CASH r.
case. with table. ladies' xod watch. gents silver
asa s3h fk "a SIR ssaf F. ave
FOR sALE-3oINCH WIDE soUNOE WHITE
duck % 600 Yards in lots 70 suit, at oaly Scents
p f sas and many oR %,.Sss 5A
EoR sALE-GoLp FISHES FROM 10 CENTS Up
ward; also sim. ne csnaries. n.9esins birds. Is,
.sSed scnMi6s BIkb store n5R ?sI Fly ,S s. Z
EOR SALE HYACINTH. TULIPs. CRQCUs.
\ Chin ..ted il,es. narcissns and other bulbs;
oci.im' scHMID's. 7la 18th st, NV
E,oR sALE-rYPEwRITERs OF ALL MAKES
.ad .Sa. 70 h:- .Hnia
s sSf on E 9se{ dHF
e.. an, nd fnd hrna an. Ry ',. ssRs for circular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

JrsrrcE OF THE PEACE Mills has decided the
case of the Baptist Home against Mrs. Merrill,
one of the inmates, in favor Of the home. and
Mrs. Merrill has, by Mr.. Lipsconb, taken an
appeal
The divorce case of Emma J. Kirksey sesins
John J. kirksey was this morning dismissed in
the Equity Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

NOR SALE-
L $50 coupe harness for $50.
800 couIe harness for $50.
go sur. ey Earness for $40.
S'sO combination harness Tor si7,
els buggy harness for SiI. 30.
- stable or street blanket. "a.
d :. :" " g.
~ SiS5
Fur and lap robes in great variety and at very low
prices Stable goods OF every description whuiesa 6
and retail. y. y. HARNESS EXCHANGE
ocZ@ot 6l2 10th ST.
tHOf SALE-A FRESH CAR LOAD OF ALL KINDS
L OF horses received every Week. including drivers
ana bus horses speedy and good variety of heavy
draught horses. Rear # Gl2 q st. NV DAVID
soNDHEIAEE. Telephone 50S. ocloI,n'
E'ok SAIE-FINE PANEL DELIVERY WAGONS
hand-rnade business and dayton wagons: big dis
count on all Carriages A. II. GREGORY
oclo-2m Cor. 9Th st. and n. Y. ave. n w.
FOR sALE-CARRIAGEs WAGONS. HARNESS
Il whips. &C. have on hand nearly 300 carriages,
sstineof victorias cabriolet Kensing,ons phastons
buggies and 20 different styles in OAK or rustic n,.
terms one whole noor Of 100 business wagon,
can he seen al this establishment; ais, vhips Ian
robes &C. TO be found here. Large stock OF rstclaxs
secondhand Carriages and wagons ALWAYS on mani
These goods will be sold at right prices al my new "a
pository on q st. W, e.. All goods warranted
invite the publ % cali. may their aiy,n
IaHe. = - MEMS mvS:i-tr
NOR sAIE-CARRIAGEs, WAGONS AND UUI
Il Ries easy terms Repsirine and ordered w1rs
promptly attended To- COOK JAkBOE, 1885, VI
St. Vest WASHINGTON mh.II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-28

Il sometimes think Of standing on my dig
nifty, said Willie Washington, ''but always
give it up"
"Why?'