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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-23

NEW YORK TIFF INSURANCE. C0.
Begs leave to announce that it's Twenty-Year
Tontine Policies, issued in 1872, are now
maturing, with the following results:
Ordinary Life Policies are returning from 20 to 81 per cent in
excess of their cash cost according of insured See
example below.) E -
per of their cash cost according age
insured (See example below
Limited Payment Life Policies returning from AZ
per cent in excess cost according to age Of
insured (See example below)
EXAMPLES OF MATURING POLICIES
Policy taken at Ags4 $1,000 Cost 1902 Cash Value s75776
Policy taken 80 soo0 Cost ss5s Cash Value sS2as45
Policy taken at Age 81 10000 Cost 1885, Cash Value sio
These returns are made members after the Com
pany has carried the insurance the respective pol
icies for twenty years.
Persons insured under Ordinary Life Policies may lieu othe
above cash values, continue their insurance. original
per cent of all premiums that have Been paid and annual
dividends hereafter they accrue (See example below
Persons insured under Limited Payment Life Policies may,
lieu of the above cash values continue their Insurance.
wthoutfur payments and receive CASH DIVIDENDS
of from 81 to 63 of all premiums that have been
example below.)
EXAMPLES OF DIVIDENDS
Policy (see above) be continued for the original
original with dividends and the accumulated
dividends amounting to $o8oo2 be Withdrawn in cash.
Policy (ee above may be continued without further payments,
receiving annual dividends and the accumulated dividends,
amounting to $4,82o,3o may be Withdrawn in cash.
Persons desiring results policies issued at their present
and further particulars options in settlement will please
address the Company or its Agents. giving date of birth
The Management of the Company further that
H. THE COMPANY'S NEW BUSINESS FOR 1901 Elk
CEEDED ST. 100000.
2. ITS INCOME EXCEEDED THAT OF 1890.
Il. ITS ASSETS AND INSURANCE IN FORCE WERE
BOTH LARGELY INCREASED.
d. ITS MORTALITY RATE WAS MUCH BELOW THAT
| CALLED FOR BY THE MORTALITY TABLE.
$. A DETAILED STATEMENT OF THE YEARS BUSL
NESS will be published after the Annual Report is com
pleted
WILLIAM HI. BEERS, President
HENRY TUCK, Vice-President
ARCHIBALD H. WEIGH, Second Vice-President
| RUFUS W. WEEKS, Actuary.
OFFICE SEABoARD DEPARTMENT,
| us, III and 119 Broadway,
|
HENRY W. BALDWIN, General Manager.
PERCY " BALDWIN, Assistant Manager
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new HAVEN STEAMBOAT COMPANY

STKAMKRe leave New Hsvsn enlly Cercept
sundsy1 at io:is am. and II oNclocf nd
nigh. Returning, leave Peck Slip, New york az
and II pm stsiArooms for sale sf Peek n
4shope No. 7e2 Chapel street. and al KlocfT
tr1g store. Sunday boat leaves New Haver al
House.
FArs IS cents. Round trip rckeis 81 CrooI
for str dsvsl. J. W. CARTER Aren't
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-23
STATE CORRESPONDENTS.

Jan. 22.-D. L. johnson whils making an ak
helve last week cut the cords of his left thumb,
completely disabling it.
Street B. Todd found his Arabian horse,
.'Spud,' dead in his stable last Thursday even
ing: NSpud" was about thirty six years old. Mr..
Todd had owned him twenty two years.
Miss Mary A. Beecher has recovered from the
grip, but is not yet able to attend to her school
duties
The many friends of Mrs. Justus Peck and Miss
Garry johnson will be glad to learn that both are
recovering from their recent illness.
Miss Jennie Atwater of Derby has been spend
ing two weeks with friends in town.
William T. Robinson is preparing to build an
ice house.
Miss Leta Beecher is attending Miss Cady 3
school in New Haven.
At the meeting Of the Union Cemetery associa-
ton Saturday evening, January 16, the following
officers were elected President, D. L. johnson;
secretary, E. o. Pardee; S. R. Woodward, treas
urer; and JOS phi 81. Swander, sexton.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-23
Housatonic Railroad.
Starin's New Haven Transporter
ton Line.

Every Day RIcept SATURDAY..
Leave New Haven from stArln n
Dock at io:is O'Clock pm Tia
JOHN h sTARIs, Captain McAlisfer, every
OORSlSG every Monday, Wednesday and IN
lay. Returning, leave New York from Pier IA
y. x, foot OF Oourtlkndt street, at pm: the
startn every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
Tie Corning every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs-
day; The only Sunday night boat from kex
Pare VIII sersh n cabin, nc, sl4ieroon q
Free stage leaves the depot on arrival
Hartford train, and from corner Church Ana
Chapel streets every half hour, commencing al
$50 O'Clock pm
Tfcfets and stassrooms can be purchased at
the Tnnrtne hotel, at the DowDa& News Oou-
Pany, SEQ Chapel street., and at Peck RishepT
va Chapel street.
a. VAN vALKKyBuRs Agent
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Hamden.

Jan: 22:-George W: Hayden, 81 died Thurs
mothefin-law, Mrs. Mary E. Bassett. after o
short but severe illness of pneumonia. Deceased
vious to his desth at the Jennings Bit comp aH
in Yalesville. The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon from Mrs. Bassett's, in Augerviile.
Frank Spencer, son of Ben Spencer, the grocery.
man Of Augurvie, is quite sick with pleurisy.
DIR. Wright Of New haven is attending him.
Quite a number of young people enjoyed the
skating at Lake Whitney yesterday.
Rev. MIR. Cuttings wife and children, of Whit
NEVILLE have recovered from the grip.
Miss Sarah Dickerman was able to resume her
studies at the Augerville school Monday.
Several couples attended the concert and
promenade given by the Veteran Volunteer
Firemen's Sons association in New Haven last
evening.
Mrs E. L. Andrews is slowly recovering from
the effects of the grip. Her daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Bidwen of Springfield, Mass, has been staying
with her during her sickness.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-23
THE BEST OF PROOFS.
Physicians Recommend and Use
the Compound.
Such Men as DIR. Hanaf0rd and
Surgeon Newton.
They Say the Nerves and Brain
Must be NOurished and Fed.

The nerves and brain must DO nourishsd
and fed, not stimulated into starvation.
So say the physicians.
Pains's celery compound is a nerve and
brain food.
Physicians use and recommend it.
DR.. j. Il. Hanaford, whose writings In
The Household, Health and Home, and
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City Court - Criminal Side.Jud,

Eli 81. Seco, embezzlement, discharged;
Frank Gallagher, highway robbery and
assault, nolled John T. McKeever, breach
of peace against John McKeever, father,
judgment suspended; same. drunkenness,
$50 fine, Sc "a costs; Peter J. Wentdellon,
breach of peace against Mudda Hansen,
$100 fine and three months in jail, ap-
pealed to court of common pleas; Edward
Stanford, breach of peace, continued to
January %; Thomas F. Custer, injury to
railroad.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-23
DIR. EDWARD ROTH,

graduate Of Bellevue Hospital Medical College,
and Of New York College Of Pharmacy.
OFFICE LOCATED
In tho Clark hui, ding, Nearly OppO-
site the Post Office,
81 Church Street.
Special treatment for CHRONIC DISEASES.
Cotarrh Cured and all Diseases of the
Nose, Throat, Lungs, stomach Liver
aRd Kidneys RheumatIsm, A sthma L.
bronchitis, Nervous and Skin Bis.
cases.
Once hours, o to II .. m., to and to 8 D. m
Consultation free at ONCE or by mail.
Patients living at q distance can be
successfully treated by mail. d29 nrm
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-23
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court Civil Side - Judge
.zts Hall.

Superior Court Civil Side - Judge
Hall.
In the short calendar session of the Su-
perior court yesterday motion was made
by Attorney Hamilton to amend his com
plant in the city's suit against the Derby
railroad, showing forth in q clearer man
ner the right and interest of the city in
pressing the suit for the property owners.
Attorney William Trumbull opposed on
the ground that the city had not shown
by what authority it can represent the
property owners.
But Judge F. B. Hall said that if the
city could show that they had such an in
forest they were entitled to do SO, and he
took the papers.
Attorney w. L. Bennett was given q
commission to take testimony in NewYork
city in the suits against the Bunnell &
Scranton estate.
In the Camp Va. Pearsal case, q suit for
alienation of affections, the court refused
to grant motion for a postponement of
the case for one week, and told the parties
they must be in court next Tuesday. It
is thought settlement will be effected out
of court by that time.
A divorce was granted to Christian R.
Wesler on the ground of desertion. In
1886 she left him and went to Colorado,
which this court did not recognize. viii
helm Geron was also granted divorce
from Anna Geron on the ground of adul-
terry.
Tho case of J. F. Busche against Mary
Adelia Busche was continued another
week to obtain evidence of Mrs. Busche's
resistance.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-23

Government Bonds.
Tho following were the quotations for United
States bonds at the call to-day:
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05
THE GIBBS CASE.
The Defendant Is Put on the Stand and
Gives Important Testimony.

The Defendant Is Put on the Stand and
Gives Important Testimony.
The Gibbs trial was resumed before
Judge Smith of the superior court yes
terday. The following witnesses testi-
fed in the line of establishing the iden-
tity of Donald Mckay: w. McLain, H..
Todd, R. Davis and Ben Donahue.
The defendant. Edward A. Gibbs, was
placed on the stand. He testified that
he had met Anderson on the 2Sth of
April. He had first been approached
by man named Phelps, who said that
Anderson wanted to sell his livery sta
BILE. The witness then had an interview
with Anderson, who wanted $500 for
his outfit. After considerable dickering
Anderson agreed to take 1880 for his
stock and stables, and the bargain was
closed. Gibbs declared that he never
promised "cash" to Anderson, and the
mortgage and note were acceptable to
Anderson. Gibbs declared that no mem
ton was made as to McKay's where
abouts or as to his ability to pay. An
derson took the note and mortgage ap-
parently without concern as to whether
or not they were worth the paper
upon which they were written. The
deal was made while l.. HI. Gibbs was
present. Gibbs denied that he brought
the bill of sale, and all the necessary
papers with him; or that he came fully
prepared to make the deal. In answers
to questions he said he thought his title
was good to the land when he made the
deal with Anderson. He said he had
spent five years of time and from $40, 900
to 5000 to defend his title to his share
of the Los Coyotes ranch.
Mr.. McComas cross-examined Gibbs
very closely. He asked good many
questions that the defendant attempted
to answer in satisfactory manner to
himself, but which did not seem to make
a very profound impression on the jury.
When he said that the financial stand
ing and whereabouts of Donald Mckay
were never inquired about by Anderson
when the deal was made, he contra
dicted Anderson who swole that ibis
assured him that he was a solid man
and resided at that time upon the land.
Two more witnesses were examined
and the case was then closed.
Deputy District Attorney McComas
opened the argument for the prosecu-
tion. and Mr.. f. l.. Binford aud Mr.. e.
G, Munday presented the case for de-
tense. At the close OF the latter's argu-
ment court adjourned until today.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05
THE CITRUS FAIR.

It Promises to Be a Big Sue
cess.
Demand for space at the coming citrus
fair is being received at the secretary's
offic, chamber of commerce. San Diego
sent in formal application for her space,
and La Canada applied for the same
position she had last year. Vernon is
at work on design for her display.
Santa Ana holds mass meeting Satur-
day at 80 O'Clock for the purpose OF ar
ranging for design to represent her
district. Glendora also calls a meeting
Saturday night for the same purpose.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05
Pasadena sends word that thew will hold

Pasadena sends word that they will hold
q meeting in day or two to decide how
much space they will want, and the
nature of their design. Demand for
privilege space is also being received.
The celebrated Art Leather company of
Santa Barbara intimate that they will
make larger exhibit than they had at
the agricultural fair. The secretary is
busy mailing the premium lists to the
various citrus localities. Indications
point favorably to the fair being grand
Gllccoss
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05

six-pound can of powder, touching it
with lighted match, causing it to ig-
mite the powder in the can, which ex-
ploded and badly wrecked the entire
building. severely burning the faces and
hands of three children,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05
0, what q Cough.

Will you heed the warning7 The signal per-
haps of the sure approach of that more terrible
disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves If you
can afford for the sake of saving SOC. to run
the risk and do nothing for it. We know from
experience that Shilohs Cure will cure your
cough 1t Eever fails. This explains why
more than Million Bottles were sold the past
year. 1t relieves Group and whooping cough at
once. Mothers, do not be without it. For
Plaster. Sold wholesale by Haas, Bar1ch &
Co., and all retail druggists
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05
Relief From Indteestion.

Frank w Gillett, 221 Second avenue, New
York, writes:
II deem it my pleasure to testify to the
phenomenal effects of BRANDRETH's PILLS
upon myself, in eradicating from my system
the most aggravated form of indigestion, the
attacks of which were nearly as severe as
spasms. After a costly treatment two boxes of
BRANDRETH's PILLS have put me in better
condition than have been for years."
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05

The hypophosphites Of
lime and soda combined with
cod-liver oil in SCOTS Emul-
sion improve the appetite,
promote digestion, and in
crease the weight.
They are thought by some
to be food; but this is not
proved. They are tonics;
this is admitted by all.
Cod-liver oil is mainly a
food, but also a tonic.
In Scott's Emulsion the
cod-liver oil and hypophos-
phites are so combined as to
get the full advantage of both.
Let us send you a book or
CAREFUL LIVING free.
Scorr s. BOVINE, Chemists, i3s South 5th Avenue.
New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05
Boy and Gunpowdar.

ELMIRA, CAL, Feb. 4.--Last night
while the 7-year-old son of Mrs. Parks,
was playing with gunpowder, he placed
some upon table upon which was
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-05
Look at Mullen, Bluett & Co IS show windows

We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria canker mouth and head
ache in SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. A
nasal injector free with each bottle. Use 1t If
you desire health and sweet breath. Price 50c
Sold wholesale by Haas, Baruch & Co.. and all
retail druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
BOARDING

Az GLEN MANOR. FOREST GLEN. MD. 20
IA minutes ride from v y. ave. station, 20 q. A.
visitors can lie accommodated With board and rooms
u apt liet for soon. Address ALICE K SMITH,
care J. H. HEREFORD, l4l9tist. sel5-jt
WANTED - BOARDERS DURING THE EN-
w eaiapment; superior quarters: in th- n W. /;
WIN or ~liht ct pftyate tables GRACE NJ. THOMAS
100 CorcorAn building. 10Th ST. aud Pa sel0-ts
MRS. BLANCHE A IAMBRHTs BOARDING.
IVA and Apartment House. IA East CAPITOL st. now
oien HAndsoins suites Of rooms for families; aces
sfbe BY lines Of herdies and street carr se:3-3ni
TABLE, BOARD At SUMNER RATES AT THE
WOODMONT. 13tn and Iowa circle. ,y7-2,n
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WANTED-HOUSES.

UASTKD-sEvERAL HOUSES IN THE NORTH
w west for rent FROM s35 10 els Ter month. lean
secure good tenants for the same Call at once.
GRACE ". THOMAS,
selo-H Room 100. Corccran building
WANrED-To PURCHASE A "a. 600 OR Is, 900
w house In rthwest southwest: must take In
exchange two me suburban lots at Brookand part
payment difference IN cash OWNER. $40 18th 81.
n Sel1-Ns
WANTED-HOUsRs FOR RENT. WE HAVE
w daily calls for houses for rent of vacant
houses nn6 tenants by putting them in hands
selO-Cf. j. II. GRAY * CO.. 6.}1 st.
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T!17 p. ave NV, isea and 1924 9Th st.
aoos 70 ao7 st. Isl a ana q LIS Fierce st. - 400
ads4 q a0ia Boundary 2ooa st. IN, 5r. s iSS
iSis st NV. ooo 80; = (; as; > 600
col 70 oii =: ooO Isss ana lasS si K and ~,
g92 HH NV q. u. 93245 Pomeroy st. h, -.
s to 1884 q. b.. liae Goth st. H. 5r & GO GO
1873 s.. Zoo sS sSd 80 s ss 81 i Il. 800
alley bet and eis e. md F. s III Marion 200
s's m a ias 600 tslss q % fsros
HasS RI g. sr. 600 coz "a s.. sSS
snd2 houses IN rear. 424 and 4se 3 81 al:
1is1 st and wv i9e es . Z ia IL s5ih ST
houses in rear. h., Sk, Or sses -; l. 500
ass SSS " s. sl s.ss ave- 900
s: ri i5ss III 81 iHSs
EoR sALE-A HANDSOME DWELLING ON r
t,s ST bet 18th and e; III. nicely built and beau
table sna house 9ta bath noo%s ios a
e.. 'ss Sss 'fissi fs
.Sd I.
improvements; price. $4,000 70 e 900; Instsllment
on CASH. n NJ MARLIN.
sel3-6t 1929 Pa. nv.
EoR sALE-A CoZY HoME-NEw HoUsE-Sa3
4 9Th st. Sc pfees-br1ck bay-wtndov 'front.' with
Ss sna
hirobes front parking and hne back yard with shed
sa.ss s:s1s
houses; cheap. with small cash and monthly pay
.sl3-at. City Post once Boz Sos.
TOR eALE-LooK At THESE; LEFT OF THE
lat.st yentencss brown stone; electric appliances;
cabinet mantes; reception hall tc lot 1exlO0 70 Is
zoos private sllsy; hssssan - e faI8 u.xrx
sslo-soa Northeast cor. istS ana -. ~.
FOB sALE-NEw SIX Room HOUSE, s26 IiTH
se c @SSssp nell essh
g: gre: =, IS; S Jpn key Sss' door ~ ON
ROB sALE-IHosE ELE0ANr NEW e-ROoN
tsrps- Loeh = thsna- 17oo Cosooren 4 rooms Nd
:s.ns a. IN. house. zee, o. III
oeS Locality II rcoms hath III m ons q he NJ
eniy 0i4. 900: ss:y tssms: iuInishsd Scuss cnpsso
'' ON fHsrEiSfxr PLAN
sevsrM very pretty stone and pre0-hg1ck 'front.' s.x
room houses elegantly located n L. Droit fsrf on
very easy monthly psymentA- Why pay rsnt when
the sans money vi nay for . housss Good six-roo@
Hosss ii psrs q Ss AZ Tor s.is Sn ssss team.
.sl2.ln " IS ~
EoR sALI-Hopsk Is wv YoRK AVE- NV
msns; s.S fsoah 8 OWN % pssasss ss sSssr
<S8
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FOR SALE-HOCSES.

a.
L ans'i., =. - y 80 y u 49,. A, 80. MACH
~, 80 a.. 'fos :. - :. - 20, hosse. ~ ~. ~
~ 80 't los thai tai real value 70 clos arairs q
rnane,e
~ ~ aaiii's - - an tr.lrff Nerr o.
ss oo JauSf - .ssG MAN
-el22w -OO itth 81 nv
p,op -, -. -. - =, ~,
L S..,.s, =, " ~ ~ -, - III MI
AMI heated iy s;.a.n A. ,tii tr.is saf
uniIu!r ovs4 rrJ,.ttV Frls .. sic 90 and n oso
fo'u 'Hc"IfiouAly ~cll bali Goii-.s. With
m T.. e!ec'rirai APPLIANCES. A.. raons
deen ,....... -. Prfre 81 ooo
Two JstorN tAy window hrirks uesF sNe CAP
Two new - -, A., frlc- r*HSO
taeDf trsu. .,s - @"i hos1 v" M. - ~,
Il frktn~fc, > -. -. -, H.. h.,ea
scil hiri't 'f ~" '-' t-,r.. al 40
s;orv hri,k Il :, 1T oh -, l,,, .. N ~ Pc. III !. ~
3-~io-y AMI cellar h,rish .,, ;, -. Wv"
n 80 -, -, &c.,. -..-.. Rt es.oo
~S+R M" 'eAN hfi"k. With . rouius and - -
49,. -, -, > >. tfiie r,.Ns
io.S :, ~ -. = y. "a . .n"~ ~ -. $50
H., "a - -, - ,I-i' -oi-.ti 10 . irl,e ~ tNsl
3-s;ory Enslish has-in.ui ho,,s, uear i,ur-an,
Girls .,.......--.- $500 Irt~e no 30
sel0 z. I. KAISER Atlantis itiiiit,e ssss 3 :; n "a
y,np Say N,sKV t,Et..., -, -. =. -
4 ,a,p - ft,t nv - - -, NJ =
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e.,.p =. ta.,-., a -. As.th Nc. eioSAntiy
80 =, ms NtTTT ss.afrk SN.rh-
ee-''' -''N n ~. d tst n
I,OR SALE -7ol. sOl AND -os - ST NJ SIX
ro-,rs ami hath .ah huilf IN the ve-, 90 man
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NOTARIES PUBLIC

persons WISHING THEIR PENSION Vof5fvI.
- 80 sxecuted q thelr homes requxr1nr - -
q Q. SAMPSON. Notary Pvhass
sn5l-lM. 1910 lBsh q AZ.
ConnRsIoNKR or DEkDe ron EvK1Y STAR
and f''rs'.33o kkSS'1fEy 81 ~ = , 9sPYl.s.
/. In once from Ca m 20 p-n IA
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WANTFD-ROOMS.


-
WASTED-BT MAN AND WIFE THREE IN
w iu-ntshed rooms second floor. suitable for
light househ es;irg terms must be very reasonable
Address J. L star oifoc. sel5-2t'
WASTEp-FuRNIsHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
w keeping furnished fat or furnished houss To
rset- Address u. III p. star ofHce. It,
WANrED-Ar ONCE. ONE on TWO USFUR-
w nished rooms between leSi and both streets and
and x srset. Address with terms s. T.. star
Nice IT.
WASTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, 4
w comfortably furT.isho In quiet locality for
Septe ID to = inclusive. state price. H A F..
Star ofhce. It,
WANTED Two or THREE UNFURNIsHYD
w rooms with heat. AMI bath for three adults.
Address. stating terms. 2 J.. star ofice. sel4-3t'
WANTED-oCToBER Is TO MAY, FOR GEN
w teman and Wife, OF 3 and bath. fur
n:sh.c er unfur isasd. heat and light and board IN
rr1vat- family other borders between 18th and
2lst AID and SITS. ". refeTenc.s- Address,
with terms. Z. s NAVY. Star Office. sel4+H'
WASTED-Two ROOMS IN The NORTHWEST ;
w street line suitable for q physicians Of
nee. Address A b. C.. yl2 10Th st. NV. ss13:S'
WANTED - IN THE NEI6EBoRHOOD OF
w Georre;own Heights. between 29th aud 32d SITS.
room suitable for select school Address Miss
LtNDSAY. Star Office se13-3t'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ENoR sALE-GooD FARMS; BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
u suilding sites Improved and rnilaprovsd. fe.
selSs 10 81. Paul street. Baiiimo or.' Ma.
LNoR SALE SPLENDID SITE: q ACRES HIGHEST
+ land joining Rocs creef Pafl: near 7th -, road
s sna SaIye Y5 ,tS9 s'Tc road unafE c
FOR SALE-40o ACRES OR LESS OF GOOD LAND
4 on Potomac; In sight % Washington and Aeran-
dTia sin miles below the latter place Of ORIGINAL
water and fruit. the electric rHiIway nov buiidin:
Tssssdf 1Gs EEsobS'S Address
LoR 2ENT-Two VERY CONVENIENT HOUSES
M =, rs5e'' Glen Nd IS and Tsops sls SRd ssS
ps sei nSnsH H. HEhI isisd. :.
EoR sALr-AT ABARGAIN-sFvERAL SMALL
Gated n sSs and vs O se,s IN ss S. 70
same neshborhood The new electro road nos being
TO in Pe
se13@ es0fst NV.
EoR sALE-S-AcRE TRACT, WELL LOCATED
the new electric road viii pass very des,r
ssl, IoGfs sif sa6ESSRfE sc 'f 81 m
IroR sAlE-AT LAKELAND. MD-FoR 90 500
= 80 cash snd s25 per month. viii buy new well
g.. stable Tor two horses and cafriss-: on lot q
s b tiOei af fToS aP IN ses d, Ok, ts.Ss
and 70 per month, a new oroom house with porches
Il eet and 5 sat Se spe nsS.ad NTH on pe s
fence; three blocks from station. Ten other prurer
TO - 500 will he shed and offered Tor sale on
monthly payments from el0 TO e45 per month. Lake
land Is situated eight nies from Washington on the
Washington branch Of the h. and o. railroad also on
the line Of the proposed boulevard baltimore. II
has 2 BEAUTIFUL lake. stores post ofhc., schools.
only % cents each way To property. or for fur
tier PARTICULARS apply TO EDWIN A. NEwMiN,
owner l4od Columbia 81 n W. bet Orb and 10Th and
o and = SITS. from 70 loan pm. sei3
EoR sALE-LoTs-wF HAVE A FEW LOTS
nj left in kensinston. Easy monthly ,paymenis-
asrsPSs View fef
MI Peasant Anywhere You want lot md
you something GOOD
JOHNSON 4 BARRETT,
se9-lm 600 r n ".
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ExPEhiESCED GEN1LkMES ARE STRICri.Y
prices for their left-of ciothiug ct yUSIHs OLD
bIASp. OH ID 81 n W. sells
A uTHokIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AdSNcY
"A communications promptly attended 10; connieIl-
uAl- once open all hours Best references Wal
WILLIAMS. Manager. ss,0 81 NV. ielo-4fn'
fIvIL SERVICE TRANSLATION QUESTIONS
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