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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17
Robert Sonierviiie, Aactioneer.
BY ORTGIES & co.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES,
900 Fifthayc., near s4th-st.
PAINTINGS
BY
HAMILTON HAMILTON. n. A..
AND
J. n. DOLPH, A. n. A.
To be sold by Auction
(M0NDAY) AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
at g O'Clock.
20 stomce Notice.

Postefnce Notice.
tshOuld be read daily all interested changes may
.''Is need be specially ID:
%ksn s Is desired 70 send dspcat Of and CONF
ms,es documents Letters not Specially addressed being
fopsn mails for 't the ending January % r
s,.::. sa,t r 81 @ Us. "'S
sgs5 sa Sss s an sFS. s:'
ouapoa and ss Es'sss
reS,sd per sase e. m fp IaTsss ana hrsy:
lilo and Puerto cortea must be dirsctsd per coban i
sp r. for sigeheds and Greyt""n' ptr Brsfuhd'
~ ,. sI ss 90 ags s city s
Of Beri,n; Il tsappemeatafy * M for Europe.
re s, Ss 10 md !Ss pss;
sff for P sni, f1 %$sr! ct Go e.
f:Ss Rs'1s r. "1sa' sS'H s'e
Fortune Island, Hayt and savanis. ETC.. psr S. Al,
s."ss. /: nd F,s i. rio ,. ,s Bio
Sans ss,st. S b 10 ssss
valencia cthe: Colombian rosss must g;
FSFssd BERMUDA xssi r..
heS. pnd SreoTn per sapemns .rS so % os
FORTUNE Island .ad ta%ssa cSs. Limsa:
r,s ssT sTi,.si.Ss l1 s so'iFTsss os e:
Yer 8 s. La Gascoene, via fave; ct 80 n. (sup.
Elementary 0 80 a. M for Europe. per Elder. vie
Southampton and Bremen (ieers for Ireland. France.
switzerland Italy Spain PornEs and Turkey must ss
r'e' for s. csois snd St. Thomas, SIsis as:
Wndwad Issnd, direct per Belas dstssrs toy
Belar): at 10 q. m. for Netherlands direct per T.
Fdam. Via Amsterdam (letteFs must be directed per
EdsmH 10 a. M supplementary II M for Europe.
Ieche Chapas. Tabasco ard Yucatan. per s. Iucata9
uetters Cuba Tampico end Tuxam direct and ohee
Mexican States Via Vera Cruz, must be directed pes
Yucatan'). 49,.
MoiIs Tor the Society Islands per ship City n Papda
from Francisco close here daily up to January 25
at 80 p Mails for Chine aud Japan, per g Gaelic
from San Fancisco close her. daily w To- Iangary 2'
Fiji. and samoan Islands per s. Alameda tfrom S5u
Francisco close here daily up % January 30 AZ 80
D. m (or arrival ut New.York q 8. =. Aurania with
British mails for Australia. Mails for Newfoundland by
daily at 80 r. M Mails for Maueon by rail Boeton.
by close at this Office daily a. 80
D. Mails for Cubs. by rail e TAMPA Fla: and thence
BIZ steamer Sailing Mondays Thursdays and Satnd,ys).
close at this onice daily at 80 a. m. Mails fH Mexico.
overland unless specially addressed for dis match by steamer
close a. this Office daily ct a. m.
Trans Pacific mails AZ forwarded b San Francisco
daily and the schedule 81 closing ia arranged the
sumption their uninterrupted overland transit to San
Francis Malls from the Fast arriving time nc san
Francisco on the day Of sailing Of semrfs dispatcheo
thence tho day Registered mail closes st y.
previous day.
Extra supplementary mails opened the piors Il
tho English and French the hur n closing Il
sumlementary mails a. tho Postoice. which remain opea
until within minutes OF the hour Of sailing n steamers
CORNELIUS VAN COLT Postmaster.
Postofhce, NewYork. y. Y. January Is 1892.
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IN tributes which, IL not always sympatbctic. are
dccorous. The Ambassadors of the Great Power,
are IN consultaton the momentous Question
whether their messages of coincidence should he
Ielt Doth at Osborne and at Marlborough House. or
at Marlborough House only. In the absence Of
strict precedent they decide for Marlborough
House only The sovereigns Of every country in
Europe telegraph their regrets. The homage of
Kings accompanies this heir Of Kings. destined
himself to he King, to the tomb. There is
not one Of them who was not of kin TO the
Prince whom they lament, so widely have these
English royalties married and given in marriage
with the royalties of the Continent. The President
Of the French Republic is among the foremost to
express to the Queen his sincere sympathy in
the cruel loss which "Your Majesty and your
august family have sustained This is a phrase
that the Radicals may critcise
The message from the President of the United
States came in less direct, more official and les,
personal form, but was expected and is welcome
There is no quarter of the globe from which some
thing is not heard, for there is none where the
British Empire has not foothold Colony
answers unto colony, and the States which under
this boys ancestor were colonies do not forget
that his people are their people, removed by
few generations only The subject races of India
and the freemen of Australia speak in the same
WIZ, MoNCu w SAME human 1ceungS. ne
dispatches which come from Canada are like the
dispatches which come from the Cape, and both
are all that the friends of the late Duke need
desire.
The human feeling is indeed, widespread, and
becomes most tender when the thoughts of men
and women turn to the Princes betrothed. Hers
is perhaps, the hardest fate of all No day passes
when parents do not lose their and maidcns
their lovers; bat this girl loses u lover and
throne The Princess Victoria, it is known, would
have married Prince Eddie for a cottage, but none
the less does she miss the most splendid destiny
in Christendon week ago the people of Eng
land looked to her as their future Queen, the
Empire as its future Empress. To-day she is
again the Princess May. The vision Of glory has
vanished. Congratulations have become con-
dolences. The sympathies of great and kindly
people surround her. but no sympathy can much
avail. G.WS
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The American Encyclopedia gives those dimensions
as II miles by 4 the Encyclopedia britannica j"
miles hy ( and JohnsDn's lmpenai 'yciopeuin' iS
miles by staten Island to VINO" III p''' 'o"-
Gguration Juan Fernandez tear, some ie,"'o'a"ee,
ha. ~ Ia SQUARE miles aud the Pacific island 10,
Judge about . third larger.
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The Ca NH idse. Ffth.avs and Thrty-:hrd.ss. Il .
salaaai mode, bo.ei Cuisine unsurpassed. Lorens
Reich, proprietor.-tHoms Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-17

Imperial Grunum 10 tho purest. safest most reliable
wholesome and delicious Food for Infants, Children
Nursing Mothers. Invads Conyslescents ano the Agsa
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6petial Notices.


"Aitosether I Consider the Deskn Collection one in
the highest degree crdabie the Judgment and taste o.
It's owners and containing alike In its largest and smaless
items examples OF japanese Art desirable possess ant
u character pas The oriea OF the critics ex.
animation, while their Intrinsic beauty must recommend
them to the ordinary cooIsseur and to the sppreciatve
public" SIR EDWIN ARNOLD.
THE DEAKIN
ORIENTAL COLLECTION.
THOMAS E. KIRBY. Auc.ionccr
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Manages.
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
ca. IN. to 0. and 30 to 80 Q. M.
AT THE
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
EAST 2sD-sT.. MADISON SQUARE
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE
ON TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 10. AND FOUR FOL-
LOWING DAYS. AT $50 O'CLOCK p NJ.
AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION
BRONZES, ENAMELS, LACQUERs
IVORY CARVINGS, PORCELAINs,
SWORDS, EMBRo IDERIEs. METAL
WORK. CABINET SPECIMENS. ETC.
BELONGING TO
MEssRs. DEAKIN BROTHERS CO..
formerly Of Yokohama.
~ Catalogue OF rs Lagos with preface by Sir EDWIN
ARNOLD and 10 fulpage illustrations. mailed receipS
q price. % cents.
Art Robert somcrviIIe. Auctionecr.
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS. JANUARY
21ST AND 22D. 1892, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
To be sold auction Smith Brothers Gallery % West
42d-st, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
CHOICE COLLECTION OF FOREIGN AND
AMERICAN
OIL PAINTINGS.
Representative works by che following well'known
artists:
Van ErIack, Eedwt De Prudnick, Deloobe, Haqyssss.
pa. Sa oSac;, NJ V2ss ysn ,h DGh nwn
J. II. VITA. Eastman Jones' ltollin Smith, T. Ruddell.
n Rouge W. c. Filter, Walter Satteree. c. Harris.
Prank De Haven, A. r. TAFT. s. Mmssrave. W wcSra
Quette Eugene Courtese HenrIetts Lambert, wm Buss
Baker, and others
To be on exhibition each day and evening at
SMITH BROTHERS. ART ROOMS,
No % West i2d Street between 9Th aud 9th Avenues
Monday morning until time Of sale. Catalogues malice
application
Az Robert Somerviiie, Aactioneer.
BY ORTGIES co.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES,
900 Fnth-ayc, near S4th-st.
PAINTINGS
BY
HAMILTON HAMILTON. ". A.,
AND
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address
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A 4RRIEU.

STRF-COOk-At home Of the bride, l.3OS Post.st
San Francisco. Cal. Thursday, January ~ 1872
Beacc lighter Of Mrs. and the late Aaron Cook u
Mr. Albert Sire, Counsellor ut Law, OF New.fork CITY
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Suecial \ otites.

NubUto.
An Exhibition Of Paintings by
j. q. BROWN. N. A.,
VIII open Thur-dsy. January 2ist ut tho
FIrru AVENUI ART GALLERIES,
3og FtfTH.AvE.. NEAR 3iri.S1.
The collection includes subjects which have
made Mr. Brown famous and which. by bis happy treat
ment he has made peculiarly his own
The sale, which will lie
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE.
VIII take place Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 70 and o.
ROBERT soMErvLLLE. Auctioneer.
BY oHTGlEs co.
BY the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
30 FIrTnAvE,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
January 81 and %.
at o'clock.
PAINTINGS IN OH.
by weI.known American and Foreign Artists.
Marble Groups by C. D. Ives, OF Rome Excelsior"
Fat, Piazza and Ncolao Marchett, Of Carara reprc.
.cntlng "D4tuIblig the Sleeper ana cupid ohaiP'""8
Ills ATOMS
To be sold by Of the executors OF he estates OF
Edward T. Beach and S. T. Dewey, deceased.
EXHIBITION TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
from a. m. to and to 10 p. IN.
A. boxers Uucr~ 49,. ..a A..
stomach made whether taken pure a. WIN Wnss %
10 uors.
Beware Of the Grippe!
WHITE TAR PAPER Is TUE BEST PREVENTIVE!
ASK FOR IT.
THE WHITE TAR COMPANY.
l2j INST, N,w.Yoik
Congress >prns. -,
THIS famous water D'InR 10y re-
tubing restored all It's former strength and excellence
mo great mineral drinking public might DC seen
Tho last nlsun at SaraOga-huryng to Stake their thirst
al this heathfu fountain
Corpulcncy certain reduction, half 20 one pound daily
~, st,ry,,t'on drugs or massage. Professor INCE
:, ecelist 5j3 5th ave. Call send for circular
For .uItry suunmer days
,hera IL no refreshments like the Crown Lavender Salts
now 40 much In demand. Reject WORTHLESS imiIstleas
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Religions Notirss.

! ACADEMY OF MEDICAL MEsMERiSM AND HYP.
| NOr1sM. 3l6 West 5oth.st-Krv DR.. McCARrHYS
subject tonight 'Covile's Health and Healing Cru-
oIsed Conversations ana bible illustration, Of curative
| magnetism following. Miss MCCARTHY. solo.st. Exs
| perimenial class Thursday evenings.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. Msdison.ave. and Goth. sk-s
Rev JOHN FULTON. ID. D., Will preach IL o. m. and
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IIcadounrters Lnfa yettc Post. No. 140. q. \. R.
Comrades are earnestly requested IN attend the funeral
services Of our late conade Henry C. Logan at s. John
edge Room, Masonic Hall 6th.ave.. corner o3st. on
Sunday January H. az 80 m, IN citizens de,e wear
ing G.. \. X. badge. ~ IL MILLS,
TTEO w. GlsEIG OOhiu"hoc''
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AT THE LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
northwest corner l2lstst. Rev: ROBERT CoLLiER VIII
oren o series OF sunday evening services at rs D.
Rev MERLE ST. G. WRIGHT. Pastor. will preach a
IL a. Sunday -scho0 at 10 IN. All cordially
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| MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
57th.stLThe Pastor Or. KITTREDGE. will preach
Ing and evening. Evening subject Peters Dellveranco
| from
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noticed Michael's cleverncss and taken
a liking 10 him in the past DAYS. Young
Beithorpe had married and was master
Of the old house now Michael thought
that nc would write and ask If he
might be his guest.
He wrote, and speedily received a re-
ply. u was Belthorpe's cousin who
wanted 90 buy Chase's old cottage and
garden, and the farmer was willing
enough co renew his acquaintance with
a man who had risen in the world.
Michael was sure Of comfortable quar-.
ters and % hearty welcome.
The history 81 Eastmeon is lost his
tory The antiquary comes 90 visit the
church. which contains the quaintcst Of
fonts iuncqualed even by the one in
winchester cathcdraD, and seldom
leaves the place without paying visit
% the old courthouse and inspecting
all its chambers. Many Of these rooms
are falling into decay: many are never
used at all, but everywhere there are
distinct traces Of monastic building.
Michael remembered the place very
well lie had never been romantic. hut
he had wondered sometimes whether
any tragedies had ever been enacted
within those massive walls, and under
those old arches, springing from
crowned and mitred heads. n was a.
surprise b him 70 find that the house
bad changed but little since his boy.
hood
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CHATTER XVIII
rnRoueH SMOKE AMI rr.,,,r

AhhVlRh SMOKE AND FLAME.
The farmer gladly assented to his
guests proposal that'th should take
breath of fresh air before dinner.
There was but one way of approaching
the courthouse, and that was the old
way, across the farmyard and through
the white gate. They went out, past
the meek cows and cluclSing hens, and
found themselves in the lane by the
churchyard. The days work was end
ed, laborers trudged homeward. ex-
changing n word with the farmer as
they passed, and looking inquisitively
at his companion. Not one Of them
recognized him, although he remem-
bered many Of their faces we'll enough.
Perhaps prosperity changes people
more than poverty does, perhaps the
successful city life is harder than the
rough country life. Anyhow no one
suspected that this pinched and enact
atcd stranger was the briqht-Iookinp
lad who had lived amongst them "A few
years ago.
Once as they passed the open door Of
n cottage, Michael felt strange thrill
Of self rcproach. A pleasant-faced
woman, between sixty and seventy. sat
sewing in a wooden armchair. with "A
erutch on each side. She looked up and
nodded 20 Belthorpe.
How are the pains this evening. Mrs
Crakc?' ne asked. kindly.
well, not much better, thank We. but
no worse" she answered, in cheerful
voice. "And how's all the little ones.
Mr.. Bclthorpc?"
They're bright enough You1 sec
them tomorrow; their mother has got
a parcel 90 send you"
fro M Cov.rfer--r.
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CHAPTER XVII
THE CROWNED HAD

Once more the primroses had unrolled
their soft crinlklcd leaves and opened
their yellow stars in the hedge-baulss
Of EastmeOn. Once more the spring
scents rose from the earth. and April
sprinkled the velvet Iuosses with sun
beams and glittering tears The trees
were budding in the old Savoy church
yard; the grass and ivy newly washed
with gentle showers. had put on the
freshest green and Olive thought II
quiet country places far away. Good
news came 20 her from the little viii
lage among the downs Jane and
Aaron were ~ be married I'm June. and
both were wonderfully happy and well
contented with their lot. The free air
ofhis old home had driven Aaron's clouds
away; a grave and quiet man he would
always be; but great deal Of his
awkward shyncss was gone lie was
prospcring; old Bartlett relied upon
him as son. People had learned 20
respect him add have confidence i'm
his JuugIneaL michael had been
horn for the city; but Aaron was "a man
who needed the simple influences Of
rural life.
Michacfs father. the drunken black
smith, had possessed battered cottage
and piece 81 ground in Eastmc0n.
The cottage was "a mere ruin. and the
mt Of garden was 30 small and unpro-
ductive that when the blacksmith died
IL was difficult 20 find another tenant.
Michael could not afford 90 repair the
dwelling. and was glad 20 let Il 20 the
nfst person who was willing to live in
~ man woll stricken In years and very
poor Busy With his own grand
schemes young Chase seldom bestowed
a thought on his sorry little property At
Eastmeon' but one day there came n
letter from Awyer, saying that a
client Of his desired 10 buy the land aud
ould house on II. When this letter
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MEN AND WOMEN OF EUROPE.

The cars crown is said 90 be worth
four times as much as Queen Victoria's il.
a LovEn Of genealogical facts has dis
covered that Nine. Carnot is related TO
the count of Paris.
PRfNcE BfsNARcK's physician has Sc
lected Nervi. Italy, as place OF winter
residence for the ex-chanccllor.
The king Of Denmark putson no frirs
or style as he ramblcs through the
atreets Of Copenhagen and would prob
ably attract Gwen less attention than he
does now II nc didn't wear plug hat.
TIm prince and princess Of Wales are
known as the c,lri and countess Of Chee-
ter whca they travel on the continent.
10 was as the carl Il Chester that the
prince made his celebrated American
tour
SPrRoEoN's grave in Norwood cernc-
terry IS marked by a single slab bearing
the inscription: sc. II. Spurgcon.r Mrs.
Sturgeon has suggested that The word
Waiting" be added, and the suggestion
Is 20 be carried ont.
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IL Is well-known fact that birds en-
JOY much longer terms Of life than do
mammals. Hesiod and Pliny both tell
us OF rocks that lived 10 the patriarchal
age OF 200 years, and that the average
life Of a raven was go years. How far
this was correct we cannot determine.
~ is well known that they outlive man.
While swans have been known 10 live
goo years. chafiinches and nightingalcs
have been kept in confinement for 40
years Sirardin tells us that he had a
heron for 81 years. and that he knew OF
two storks that built their nests in the
same place for 40 years.
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THE philosopher stone" was an Inn
nginary substance which the ancient
chemists Thought would change ali
bascr METALS 70 pure gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-04
TO You WANT A SUBURBAN HoMEf
You CAN GET ONE AT LAKELAND. MD.


LAKELAND, Prince Georges county. Nd, contains
more tan thlrty houses Besides natural advantage
OF location 1t has magnificent lake Of clear lipid
Eahr. stocked with fine hsh and we'll supplied with
lnles from this city via the b and o. r. r. or the hal
umore pike and in the direct fine of the propo.ed
hsryIand and Washington Electric R.R. The houses
nave from nve 10 ten rooms and well built good
Drck foundatons with porches, cloeetx cellars OUT
buildings, wells. pumps. bzths. latrobes &c on lots
that contain about 1900 square fest OF sround
stores convenient 20 trains daiiy~comm utston fare
she.
For further particulars. plata &c. apply to EDWIN
= NEWMAN. l400 Columbia st NV, between aud
IT, n or after m AZ Lakeland ask for the SUPER
latenaehG MI. n d CABLE GyLw.
EoR sALE-BUY A PRETTY HOME, NORTH
= hensinsten i miles from Washington: q rooms
Information apply to J. EDGAR SMITH. 40s 18th st
NV. ap25-m,w&sllt
ISOk sALE-ONE ACRE OF GROUND IMPROVED
4 oy nve-room house. barn and chicken house: two
miles from the city: $1,000: $3.50 cash; balance as
rer month new Groom cottage. basement; 5000 So
feet OF ground At railroad station; miles from city
price, $3.50. $500 cash: balance, ESQ per month
to houses for sale with from
-. JAMES Z CLEMENTS.
may 20. 1921 i st. n W.
E'ok sALE-AT HYATTsvILLE, HANDSOME
the side lot splendid place business house and very
Valuable; house on corner Look at IL and be con-
WINGED that it is a bargain az e. 900. Terms easy
my25t slts Fstnw
EoR sAIE-AT HYATTsvILLE, A handsome
cottaSe with seven rooms and stable: lot J0xl SO;
ths aide lot splendid place for business and very
vauapie; house on corner. Look at IL and be con-
b H. wARNtR 4 co.,
my2-ot 9l0 ct NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-04
FOR RENT-FLATS.

Il Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments.
the WOODMONT. l:ali and Iuwa Circle.
ap2l ]. +. ROBINSON, Prop
1>OR T-wELL-FURNISIIED SECOND FLOOR
fiat: rooms and bath: adults only summer rates
l3a1 18th stnw ap20-1 IN
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
o.lSn AN ACRE WILL BUY TEN OR No
t1eOA1O acEes IN the xlllA it Ia,rIl.n Of Nj

c.lSn AN ACRE WILL BUY TEN OR MORE
SCoO aces N the wills site Iortlon OF West Bud
time the nedsrn stana-rdA than are several hisla-
Center Market only 40 miniites TO R,cIviiie 80 Of
which are passed IN com ortably upholstered
sra iner@diase station. on the NStrSpeIi,an 6rHnch
by the local TRIMS than is taken 80 hockylo by
BAfokE DECIDING THE IMPORTANT CUES
OF where purchase ei;ier for home or an invest
msnt consider the AdyanssSes ROCKVILLE ore-s,
suring cool, sieep-giv,ns nights in Summer
trcea9m from malaria and mosq uito = Sr which the
rrseaon, irpa dIinf,ns saioSns, szissSii;,s holes
.sr.s particularly At Tie eSss Of sriisss Ito Var
Pare water IN abundance which does no, pcrcOiaso
Cheap hyii g.tu.ly D per cent cheaper than IN
eheaper best meats IL TO Io cents creamery butter
- s5Snts. Nese;a.ss very cheap in season and
several churches. many schools four market stores
US sroeesy snd other sores livery stables
Fan An ,ndeiendeni commr ATTY OF 2.ooo people.
den icfnsss Teiesrarh. wher.wisa to nSt,fs srens
IN wash n;ton who can on the next tram.
hare eonolnstion o. country advantages and city
s asi away With the nuisance Of carry
hockviIle is the Chi dren's paradise buy acres
snS IN lev years you can subdvde into small ots
S1,ne sna TAX the SITUATION For maps aud al
IL HENRY \. coPP 7O6 sta s.nw.
IroR SALE
u Halpne station. METROPOLITAN branch n and O r.
~. Io-roOm frame dwelling in hrst-rlaxs condition
stAp.e Ior hofses. other outbuldngs all kinds OF
irait; o acres OF ground; price. $1,000
1 ,To1m eoaasei very large hall; Y acre OF
- acres, IN proved by 5-room frame dwelling
SlooV All the above property Is right at the sts
non For further particulars apply 20
EAslEkpAl 4 HALDEMAN
my9-3t 6Os st
I,ok skLE-NEw slx-RoOM FRAME DWELLING
- with LANCE lot; good nelghborhood. only Ihi ri,
minutes ride from the Capitol price e. - nm
400 cash. balance small monthly paymeut las
IERDAf HALDEMAN. Gus st. mys-3t
u hotel or Potomac Heights, ofpo-lts Georr,.towi
College; near Free bridge. oMNEis. 722 II st nc.
my4-6ts
tOR sALE-rwo NEW sEVEN-ROOM cor
4 tages large lotss at Ingleside, mile iron
AQueauct bridge Il. A kHILl1Ps a son,
fny4-lm l4.l2 New YORK ave
f|oR sALE-BEAUTIFUL NEN RESIDENCE %.
Il Anacostla Heights. overlooking city and river
iraine house: rooms with bath. heated by furnace
l. >. PUTNAM, Anacostia. d c. myA-t
LSoR SALEM HYATrSvILI.E MD, A NEARL,
Il new seven-room houso; lot 45Kt5O; minu tes x
aeIot; brick sidewalk TO door. Apply b. 1. SMITH
Hyattsvile, Nd. my3-:lt.
lSoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SIZE oI
y ~ acres between Bladensburs aud Landowner sta
nom non, y mule from Bladensburg; $3.50. DUCKETT 4
rOhD, oi. sthw W. my3-3t
EoR sALk-45 ACRES NEAR TERMINUS OF
ds,nailytown Add kville Electric railroadg lies
oeautifully for subdivision $3.50 per acre Call 10
iurther particulars Would sell part.
J. r. JOHNSTON co.
myo-~t 1918 Of nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-04
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