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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFEICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. G..
-, ~ WASHINGTON. p c.. Jnly 10. ls93.-To all whom
following named works are necessary for the public
been made that the works be ordered under the
works from Fl psrtss interested ERsl GsDst
1888 Said Obeesion. should be submitted in WIT:
syds aRd SIN street
street 9Th street east side from ~. Ms, s2u
north side. 18th to I4th streets; 1st street. s. e..
18th street n w.. east side. pennsyi1ania avenue to
alley !granoithicl; 14th street NV front Of 1928
ID streets. Kenyon street north Side. Setween 18th
and 14th streets; Park street, Mount Pleasant. in
font OF lot 3lst street north side to streets.
ELL. Commissioners. D. G. N2i-6t
0FFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF TIE
been represented to the Commi.sonefs o, the Dis
mains are necessary for the public safety. comfort
and health. under public act ". 16l approved June
Commissioners hereby give notice that they viii re-
ceve objections to the construction of the said works
n s Z s.a Nj g.
should be submitted in writing; laying water mains
ON sa 4,
7th streets southwest south side of Rhode Island
avenue between 10th and 18th streets northwest on
street extepded between Howard avenue and Lincoln
street northwest on 4th street northeast from TO
street. on nth street northeast between c and d
poSsss.:s ROSS. NA Il f Phf R 'ssefE
POWELL. Commissioners D. C. jyl7-Gt
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TAKEN from A MUMMY,

The Strange Scarfpin Owned by . Seattle
Man.
From the Seattle Press-Ti
A well-known gentleman of Seattle the other
day handed to a reporter a curious-looking
scarfpin, the head of it being of the size of a
small MARBLE such as is used by boys. In color
it was Of q peculiar reddish amber, and seemed
to contain strange life-like heart, from which
a drop of blood seemed ready to fall.
"a heart of fire bedimmed with haze"
''What is it?" asked the reporter.
''It is ON eye taken from mummy" was the
reply.
where was it taken from?" was asked.
II was at AFRICA, Peru, in 1882, and took it
from mummy myself" was the reply. "A
number OF young men and myself one day
were out for sport and dug up half dozen
mummies for the sake OF seeing what they had
been buried with. We found money, pieces of
pottery, &c, but did not strike gold mine.
Nearly all the better class OF mummies seemed
to have these eyes in them and l took this from
one of them. l could not learn what it was.
Some people in Peru contend that 1t is the
natural eve preserved and hardened in some
manner. while others think it fish's eve. They
do not bother their heads much about it down
there. however. The fact that these ewes are
found in mummies is sufficient for them. l
have never heard of any tradition connecte
with them.
Il took the eye to jewelry store in San
Francisco and tried to get it polished but could
not. although half a dozen men worked on it.
The powder arising from it while they were at
work would make them deathly sick and also
get in their eyes and blind them temporarily.
You see that it has scaled of in places.
finally had it set in this pin as you see IL. !"
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LIFELINE GUNS FOR USE AT rrnss.
An Adapted Bresches Buoy Would Solve shs
Hieh-Buildins Preblsm.
a.

An Adapeed Bresches Buoy would Solve she
High-Buildins Preblsn.
From the Chicago Daily Globe.
Had the fre department been equipped xssA
apparatus for throwing ropes to great hsiss~
or distances, such % are carried by all Lilo
saving stations, many lives could hsvs been
saved from the flames at the cold storage Ere.
Every man who escaped alive did 90 by fiu-y
rope. With proper gun or cannon . rope or
numbers of them could have been shot up over
the tower and made fast by the imprisonsd
men. The ropes can be rendered non-con-
bustible. No new nor expensive machinery
would be required At the life-saving station
at jackson Park, Monday could have been
found huge guns with endless coils Of life lire
attached. The guns ere heavy spear, which
carries the life line out to wrecks, helpless
boats and drowning men. Twenty such life
lines could have been fred up and over the
burning tower Every shot Of the gun would
have saved the life Of brave fireman.
with the high buildings in the business
center such apparatus would be most vaiusbie
and could be carried on every hose cart. Ind
viduals imprisoned in the tenth story, cut OF
from all escape. could be saved lance could
be shot into the window and the rope made
fast Nothing would b easier. II the eun.
The lance and the rope ere good 20 save life ct
-, Why NOT use hreproof ropes 10 ave nsn
from dsath by Ore?
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
scriber. Of the District of Columbia. has obtained
holding a special term for Orphans Court business
min K Plain late Of the District Of Gei1@eis De-
deceased hereby warned exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber. before
s sS BY
The aEbs rs hAN A Ok e Spy
JOHN B. LARNEB. Proctor. jy22-law3s
i MISUNDERSTANDING oLUMBiA.
Holding special term for Orphans, Court business
In re estate of Martins Martin late Of the District Of
Columbia. No. $3.50. Administration Doc. 10
t traitor. on the estate q said Martha Martin,
A Taylorl. notice is hereby given 70 al concerned
EIGHfEENfH. iseS at Ten O'clock StH 4. n. to
show cause If any exist. against the granting Of ouch
copy Of this order shall be published in the WASH
inston Law Reporter and Evening Star once
IN each OF three successive weeks before said day
iy22-law3t L. P. WRIGHT. Register of Wills. D. Q.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
July 1883
'A"''e' L. '"' DOCKET IS. 'Ar'ef' NO. i>'o'"'
On motion Of the plaintiff. by Mr.. D; W. Classic.
his solicitor it is ordered that the defendant
first rule day occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with in Of
default.
The object of this suit is to procure divorce vim
culo ma trimonH from defendant the ground of de-
sertcn for more than two years before the fling Of the
This notice to be published in the washinst on Law
Reporter and Evening star.
R.r rns Sopy Test. fAf YoGSa " eieSs &C.
ys-Iaw;,t BY L. p WILLIAMS. Asst. Clerk
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CHICAGO HOTELS.

KALORAMA HOTEL.
N Frst-class. desirable location: pure air; rooms
large and HIGHT furniture cafe in conn &c ton
Terp,s 81 day for each person: liberal discount
parties For particulars inc uire at 1l3 WASH
ington. BARNES & MCPHERSON
Jyi1-1m Formerly of Washington. Proprietors.
HOTEL BANCROFT. CHICAGO. FIREPROOF;
IL Calumet aven ue and 29th street-l4i fine rooms
steam heat. baths every floor; frst,class family
hotel: best location in Chicago near Worlds Fair :
European andAmerican plan; 81 to 81 per day. Write
for circulars if wish to rooms my27s 10
ISiRST- CLAS, ACCOMMODATIONS, WITH
l. board. in private residence convenient to three
lines Of direct to fair; fifteen minutes ride MRS
J. A. MYERS. 1925 Michigan ave-. Chicago. je23-3m
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The Infinitesimal Fracture.

Mr.. Surplice-''Miss Lily. as your pastor, 1
really must reprimand you; hear you 60 out
with your kodak on Sunday
Miss Lily-"Oh. yes. dear Mr.. Surplice! but,
then, you know. my kodak takes such teenie-
vicente little pictures"
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-FoR EXCHANaE on A SMALL
oa rS Ss
Let on Kenesaw ave. bet. 18th and l4th. Colum6is
ron EicAASaE-on houses. 10. 75,l5o on Whit.
ny FOX ss' e s. comm. o, anal,
one foSm housea choice lot on Kenyon st. l4h
1t DAVID D. STONE. so4 and sos st. NV
FOR sALE-PETwoRTH,- PETwoRTH. PET
Buy lot in rssxer.h for 8 foot. w...r.
car line. Terms One;thrid cash. balance in two and
T ss''A Call b III R.t: L1pscoMB s,s ,4.n ST.
For sALE-A BARGAIN-LoT 37x27; BUsI-
oRS ss For furhs5 infer
FOR sALE-ATA GREAT sAcRIFICE-BEAUTI-
SSooi,Smbian College sub.
80 f. BY l55. north side Bacon 90
vii buy .. sess in E..t t 6.anS Na shcS
East .aa se
ground level; pure water: communication fare to 9th
DS % sas s os. with ss
monthly in,tallments. and should the purchaser die
In fee simple 10 purchasers heirs, ~ 1
FoR sALE.A NO ! LOT ON GOTH ST., NEAR
on ssOs sseS nnndss
rent 'ohsaD to HMM s%msd,a'i ;o gpFs6.s:r5
SdO Landing the nne suburb Of Atlsntic City; s
Is i s:sSInx on sns
s sofs and sure inv:ssmsnt $50 Invested wi bring
10 per- cent Cd isi es.h es
ts sssH: hA Z.
Room washington once GO i; ;y15 3 g.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
July Z, 1893
Charles E. Barber v. winifred Barber No. IA $40.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE D1srRIe

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Jane V. Arnold ct al. Elizabeth D. Padgett ct al
No. 1851. Equity.
The trustees having reported sale of Of square
$50. fronting on street south between Sth and 9th
streets east described In the bill herein il is this
9TH day OF July. 1899 ordered and decreed that the
said sale be confirmed the 10Th day Of July. 1898
unless the contrary b, shown before that day
provided copy of this order To published once this
week and once week during the two succeeding
weeks before that day in The Evening Star.
Signed: E. f. BINGHAM c. ].
True copy. Test; ]. k. YOUNG, Clerk
1yS. l5.32
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L PIANOS AT SUMNER CASH REDUc-

L PIANOS AT SUMNER CASH REDUC-
TfON PRICES.
Owing to the overcrovded condition Of sales
low prices for cash. during the months Of July and
AUGUST. or until the stock Is sufficiently thinned
We name few among the treat number Of bar
gains; l Fischer UpTisht Piano. 800; Ebony
i fSy5n FPPis s3;b octave Plane sl9
Chickerins Square Piano. with modern improvements,
SID; Chiekertng square. very handsome. rosewood
case. carved leas, serpentine holding. modern i'm
Of various makes at various prices.
some OF these pianos have been used only Q few
months. Every instrument Is perfect and fully guar
anteed and We VIII allow exactly the price paid for Il
In exchange for higher priced Instrument at any
cover with each piano. and charge for delivery
This is not sensational or humbuR advertisement;
we will do just a. say. Please remember, as soon
as this lot they can never be duplicated at the
same prices.
JOHN F. ELLIS CO..
1y1Sow e37 Pa. ave.. near 10th st. NV.
A SUPERB AND MELODIOUs TONED UPRIGHT
"A fano: made by Newly Evans, one of New
York's reliable firms this instrument u but sirhty
used, 1t has responsive touch and even scale.
the purchaser. HUGO W0RCH CO.,
Pianos for rent. moved and packed mhl4-Iy
EOR SALE
SQUARE PIANOS. as good a. new standard makes.
from S25 upward, for cash or on easy monthly pay
ments- We MUST sell these to Rive US ROOM and you
can secure splendid piano for almost nothing by
PFEIFFER / CoNLIFF,
je" AIT 18th st. NV
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For clear head and steady nerves
Take Bromo-Seltzer. Trial bottle l0c.
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pRoPOSALs FOR CONSTRUCTING A FAMILY
l. y BHILDINd; REFORM SCHOOL. WASHING
office of D.; T; Carpenter, chairman Of the build
School. 6O4 9Th st. n w. until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ. on MONDAY. july TwENrY-FouRTH. 1898.
the Reform School. Blank forms Of proposals and
specifications. together with all informa-
my office and only bids upon these forms will be
.dersd Inc iHh, y tS wsys defect and to
man Building Committee. 604 9Th st. n. W. jy13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-22

HEN ONE Is WEARY
with needlework, worn
out with machinery,
dazxled with electricity
and blinded with look
ing at pictures, then ia
. good time to 60 to the
Midway Plaisance and
in the complete change
of scene rest ones facul-
ties II not ones feet.
We spent four hours
one day in the Cairo
street alone and with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-22
A Dead Man,

''Ps, can't they arrest Hill for trying to ON
NIT political suicide?''
mo, my son; he succeeded"
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A NOMINATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
"A Works Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Carpets made moth proof free OF charge. Mattresses
made 70 order. Once. ITO Pa. ave. Works. 170S
mh20 NJ NEwMYER. Manager.
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IMPAIRMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON
- M July I3 1Saseaed proposals will be received
THE SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1893. to fur
nsh said department with Stationery and Mis-
year ending June 80. 1894. IN accordancs with
schedule OF articles which will be supplied to per-
and ~ t bids or t. accept portion q any BID
schedule; Is reserved. Each bidder will be required
e furnish with his bid bond with two sureties In
the sum OF ~ OO. as . guarantee of q faithful per-
formance OF the contract which may be awarded him
All samples submitted should be left at the Station
cry room" of the department.
iy14 La. IL. 10 % an
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PROPOSALS. FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
Il Sewers-Ofhcs Of the Commissioners D. C.,
TiIj be received al this ONCE until one 6CCEocx
sewers in the District Of Columbia Blank forms Of
Proposals end be obtain ed at this
once j. w RoSS. NJ. II. PARKER, G. F. POWELL.
Commissioners d. G. WHIT
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

immediate purchaser. 7.room house: water in
oS s Loci Box st s. ;as
CHEAP CoTTAaE-AT o. 600; HOT AND COLD
mn eG n'1S E i. sn G: stable
:m sH miaut Sc6 6sc ss; Mss
SUBURBAN CoTTAdE.:-LOCATIoN HIGH AND
and h @a airS rooms: nns Lawn shade fruit
8 e 60 p; Ss;F Address SUBURBAN
HOVE SITES. S25. $50 4 S75.
:":".y 81 Mn Z nss 5sy S ZEE & ,s...
lots in Leicester noW and thereby take
s ins s5sn !. Ssssa j:
s ~ viii S' be not healthy s ssa ire.
yyaa,. 1sisosd S..ss sas'd w q rsaa,
and, and Baltimore . and many Of wsshing-
/: s. two .t :s s :nd SnriV.sd
":'n ''S1 Frss site. to industries. in.
1Rrcrs7s s.atu H%wx &c e.
osSee Soars 8 a. "a. 70 D. IN M " ,yi5eim
FOB sALE-AT FOREST GLEN. AN IDEAL
cellar ana coa lot srs
S reason. to quick purchaser. Address IDEAL.
u splendid house in Hysttsvnle-7 rooms and large
ssa closets pantry ard store large
ia iss si;;:ss
For RENT-NICELY FURNISHED SIX ROOM
Il so I'd d. .nS .. party
F9R b EENrA PRE- BETTY EIaaTR9oM HogsE
i S:fxcHEsS Il; ssfS$ifSfS
md afa
FOR RENT,AT KENsIYGToN-A NEW 7:RoOM
house. with ssrden. outhousss and fne well loca-
asa VIZ sftHseS Sss 'spi
FOR sALE-AT TAKoMA PARK--soME NICE
'fssis 'h ;pa tesGs lewis r.1om. p.-.
TOR sALE-A. BARaAIN-IN BRooKLAND NEAR
to ,s ,g1'; B. T. wt is + !: Tn NV
station large place dsiishsfui .i,uation;
''ia STAN: :a%s R
s: sG VII small s.: e
~ sssa'z
FoR Rs = Mt c9ITAdE ~ HYAITs:
@SsS ie'fS Si5'
EoB sALE-''wHITE OAKS" LANaDoN. D. c.:
large house. mod. imps. spacious grounds; or
namented lawns cool shade delicious spring water;
best of drainass; miles from Center Market. No
iS:sss!ss iaSis.d q bESfY Bon I ios CITY
EOR SALE-AT GREAT BAR6AIN-ONE HUN
drcd acres. entirely covered with most beautiful
oak grove; located Metropolitan R. r.. Montgom-
cry Co. convenient to express station.
aG
by viiiA4es.
the property for syndicate ten to control as
positive SPECULATION; also wnereon to build beauti-
full summer homes for themselves
Gentlemen desiring dririno park should see this
property
Alevel plain sufcient for one-me track lies in the
center of the great oak grove
Nothing equals il near Washington. Don't fail to
seeit. Terms easy.
Address F. PENROSE SMITH or
L. 8. CHAPMAN.
jy20-.t III 18th st. n w.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

For sALE-NoRTHwEsT : s5. 6O0-w ARE
authorized . offer for few days one Of the most
Of Dupont Circle built x Hns
ara a
ss oS
very dssrsbis being i.shionsSis and convenient for
s,rs S &c. Price a on very easy terms Ibis !.
FISH, H.fTRs sSs III
Foh 6AsIkABLE DWELLINGS NORTHWEST.
Houses 2o 70 solo 18th ST. nsa. e
and III p.s
$50 per R2gs s % Gps z sG aEsros
v1s-5t 1907 Pa. ave. and 9th and La ave.
FOR saLE-422 Elm ST.. LIE DRoIT, PARK;
s,sni and
per n'R Mks COT 1n EIfa6x HrEsToN.
,y1s-5t 1907 Pa ave. and 9Th .nd L. ave.
t-o0,6 G.n ySg be-: ,,1 ss for a. so
S feet in Msss W (. improved 'nd pay
@ Is! :,ssia e + init: sass colt
e. Il sas Gs sr e ss
s. 2 sSs .iisy g; 3: ga ~ y. .a.... . - ''' '''
Sos 18th shi 81. Nv
N17-6at Real Estate and Insurance.
EOR sALE-P ST. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL. 2
L story and cellar. 7rooms and bath. furnace.
81, n g near 9Th ST. story. rooms. in sood 'o
is s: = Ma . .s IsSs 's5s
sioOes.h and bis moa,slXs . rn', s"'
yI5 1895 F at NV.
Tor sALE4 NEW P; B OR. AND BATH, nth
L st. ns b. q. and 4 %. 59o TENS 70 suit.
yI-4x Cor a 18th ana : .t she ne.
p and bath am TX 10. Is sis5. PIe..
You FRANK ; e "a Ess Sss5s su 60 what
iy1-tw Cor. 18th and 9 sts ne.
Y \ oS ss !, soo H9 9oS .i ssAs MD
suit; FRANK /. SASoSc KS CO. 8. l"
stree. concreted; 81. $50; -pspered and ready to
SSSSsrRy 20, AZ, Is, e. Keys .t FRANK l. HGNCo6K
FOR sALE-3-sToRY BAY-wINDOw BRICK
house rooms; bath and larss cellar; nice yard
pa s nearly S.
FOR SALE ONLY $50 CASH AND Gus PER
IL, month will buy nice new frame house. contain
ELS Ei[ ifass q: NJ ;ggy s
FoR sALE1oNLY TWO LEFT OF THOSE
sdssr :s ind ssea
EoR sALE-A MOST BEAUTIFUL foUR-sTORY
4 cor house 10 rooms and ans tiled bath room;
S .s ~
@ ssas rsaSesca i
o ri "a ave 1sr
FoRsALE-
v. make . speciality, of BRooKLANp property.
% g ss1s: s:f :au.r.
s e saa
10I ''H ''''' SsEH ssH lgSn BACHELOR
.p2aa Cor. 10Th and g sts. n. ".
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MIDWAY PLAISANCE.
A Woman's Experience in the Nina
ture Cairo at the Fair.
SOME OF TEE SIGHTS TO Be SEEN.
The Camel and Donkey Rides and
Their Result.
DANCING IN THE TEMPLES,

Correspondents Of The Evening Star.
CHICAGO. July 49, 1899
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

EOR SALE-PNEUMATIC SAFETY, $40. SUIT
Il able for lady gentleman also Columb ia cushion
at same price both full ball bearing machines vi
Il ST. n W. after p m jy1o-tr
ItOR SALE-SSo-FULL BALL-BEARING HIGH
i grade cushiOn-tire safety; combination for LADY,
gentleman used one week guaranteed. Install
nents taken. S07 18th st. NV after 5. iy14-tr
EOR SALE-FINE VICTOR. WITH 16-INCE
i cushion~ SO: also ~ Victor ''B," l<-lnci
cushions $50 cash or instalments. HOS st. Cup
stairs 81, or l221 st. after y. Visit
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PROPOSALS.

pROpOsALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
L building at WashinRr Barracks, d. C-Sealed
proposals In triplicate subject to the usual
Will be received at the Office Of post quartermaster
SATURDAY. AUGUST NINETEENTH.- is9S. for
the erection OF one double set OF ,tan qu:rters
diately therssftsr W6ittsp susransse: by tive i.n-
accompany bids The successfu bidder to enter into
contract with the United States. under bond for
600 co. stgned by two disnterested parties
ties within ten days after notification Of acceptance
Of bid. Specifications. blank proposals and drawings
can be obtained by those intending to bid from the
unaSrsigned e. p TOWNSLEY. First Lieutenant
and Y. ~. Fourth Artillery. A. A. Q. M.
Jy22.2 30. au2. 10
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
this office until the oath inst. and opened imme.
diatey thereafter for all labor and required
d9r up heating and power apparatus Tor GS
iege Full particulars can be obtained by applying
In person at the college, Proposals ust be inclosed
IN sealed envelopes aud delivered on before the
da,e above mentioned. Bond 10 full amount OF bid
Viii oe required OF all making proposals to do work
Il. W. SYLVESTER.
1y2O6t President Maryland Agricultural College.
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MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIKOPOD-
WI list. 7O3 18th ST. " w.--The only Importer and
Manufactures OF FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
Isl GOODS south Of New York nozUtr
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Lakeiard Is situated eight miles from Washington
on the B. o. r. II. Communication tickets 81
cents each way. Apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAN
]. GABLE. Supt. ie:S6-tr
EOh sALE-HOUSE: EIGHT ROOMS. BATH.
attic overlooking city and river; near street cars
large lot: fruit trees. Call address T. J. PUT
NAM. 81 Franklin st.. Anacostia Heights mylS-2m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-22

EOR SALE CAPITOL HILL-A COMPARA-
Il lively new bsy-win dow house Of 8 rooms and
bath Isrue reception hall; newly and handsomely
papered Etceiy painted and grained has both front
and back stsfrways thoroughly modern elegant mir
rOr rnantes purchaser may select fixtures; nice
'front.' yard, deep lot; for stsbe iocslion
desirsoe few doors from new library and cable road
one square from Capitol; worthy of Inspection open
Sunday and week days; 209 LIST St e small cash
payment. balance s25 per month; hays been offered
20 per month to rent Apply L WALTER WEED &
Gu. oOe llth ST. n W Jy22-3t
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EoR SALE-s& PER CENT NET, CORNER
i store and dwelling under lease Owner must sell
20. sDo street n W. brown stone. basement. 12
soSs n.surs, ok TILED bath room cellar heated BY
basement. rooms and bath IS 500. IL small
houses raging 1917 cent to exchange for lots or
ty.-S-s5t-
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HONE SITES. S25. $50 & 275,

boom IS. McGill building. 90 @ st. NV.
O0ice hours a. Va. to y. W. 3yI5- I'm
EOR sALE-AT FOREST GLEN. AN IDEAL
u home; siI rooms. bath, attic. cabinet mantels.
reasonable to quick purchaser Address ideal.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21

he was again at Tampico in com.
mand of revolutionary party. lie
proceeded into the interior as far az
Acaiets near Pueblo, where he Wa
met by Bustamente with superior
force, defeated, captured and
executed. g Galveston News.
State Press is wrong and the
Laredo News is right. State Press
may be all right about ancient
history, but the Houston and Texas
Central Railway company did not
name it's stations after the dead
heroes of the Texas revolution.
Gen. Mexia owned several leagues
Of land in Limestone county, and
the deal by which a town was
located on the same vas no doubt
satisfactory all around.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21

Among the conlents announced
of the January number of The
Forum which has been reduced to
f3 year, % cts. copy) are
noteworthy article on Sumner by
Senator Hoar, who knew Sumner
as Intimately as anybody knew him;
an article on "The New Sectional
ism: A Western Warning to the
East" by Professor Keasbey, of
the University of Colorado, a new
writer, but a careful and independ-
ent student of public questions and
a writer of both power and charm;
articles on Football by DR.. D. b.
St. John Rosa, the celebrated phy.
stefan of New York, President
Angel, of the University of Michi-
gan, and President War6eld of
Lafayette College-sn interesting
discussion from both the medical
and the educational poiut of view;
a striking literary article on "Has
linn g'a,ion Dried up our Litera-
ture?' by Mr.. Sydney g. Fisher of
Philadelphis, and other notable dis.
cussions.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-21

When rich Murderer pleads in
sanity, he is acquitted. But when
real lunatics like Guiteau and
Prendergast kill prominent officials,
they are hung by law. And such
is Judicial murder. To the credit
Of Texas it can be said that Henry
Purnell was not hung for the kill
ing of Superintendent Reeves; yet
he was no more insane than
luiteau or Prendergast. Lunatics
should be confined where they can
do neither themselves nor any one
else injury.