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but why, madam?"

Because he is tied to one of the deep
est, sliest foxes in the whole city Of Lon
don."
Jeremiah Pearson, ma'am? What
can you know of him? He bears good
NAME"
mo one in this world knows jeremiah
Pearson as know him, admiral. l
warn you because have friendly feel
ing both for you and for your son. The
man is rogue, and you had best avoid
him."
'But these are only words, ma'a-
Do you tell me that you know him better
than the brokers and jobbers in the city,"
"Man," cried Mrs. Westmacott, twill
you allow that know him when tell
you that my maiden name was Ada
Pearson, and that jeremiah is my only
brother?'
The admiral whistled. "Wheww cried
he. "Now that think Of it there is a
likeness"
"He is man of iron, admiral-a man
without heart. I should shock you if
were to tell you what have endured
from my brother. My fathers wealth
was divided equally between us. His
own share he ran through in five years,
and he has tried since then by every
trick of cunning, low minded man, by
base cajolery, by legal bubbles, by bru
tai intimidation, to juggle me out of my
share as we'll. There is no villainy of
which the man is not capable. Oh, I
know my brother Jeremiah. know him,
and am prepared for him."
''This is all new to me, ma'am. Pom
my word, I hardly know what to say to
it. thank you for having spoken SO
plainly. From what you say this is a
poor sort of consort for man to sail
with. Perhaps Harold would do well
to cut himself adrift."
"Without losing day"
"Well, we shall talk it over. You
may be sure of that. But here we are
at the station, so will just see you into
your carriage and then home to see what
my wife says to the matter"
AS he truGHed homeward, thoughtful
and perplexe6, he was surprised to hear
shout behind him and to see Harold
running down the road after him.
why, dad," he cried, 81 have just
come from town, and the first thing |
saw was your back as you marched
away. But you are such a quick walker
that I had to run to catch YOU"
The admirals smile of pleasure had
broken his stern face into thousand
wrinkles. "You are early today" said
he.
Eyes, wanted to consult YOU"
Nothing wrong?"
ooh, no; only an inconvenience"
What is it, then?"
''How much have we in our private
account"
pretty fair. Some $500. think"
"Oh, half that will be ample. It was
rather thoughtless of Pearson"
what, then?"
well, you see, dad, when he went
away upon this little holiday to Havre
he left me topay accounts and so on. He
told me that there was enough at the
bank for all claims. I had occasion on
Tuesday to pay away two checks, one
for ESQ and the other for G120, and here
they are returned with bank notice
that we have already overdrawn to the
extent of some hundreds"
The admiral looked very grave.
whats the meaning of that. then?' he
asked.
''Oh, it can easily be set right. You see,
Pearson invests all the spare capital and
I~oo,oo nc e,oooU o1.oi1o YOcSihlo in
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS d. c.
~ Washington. d. C., February 3. 1893 al
whom IL may concern II HAVING been represented &c
the Commissioners Of the District of Columbia til
the following named works for the pub
lie health. safety "r comfort. under public act No.
20 approved August 8. 1890. and requests having
been made that the works he ordered under the com
sessed AGAINST abutiing property the
hereby Civ notice that they will receive
said works from all parties Interested until IL O'Clock
M February ! l. 1893 Said objections Should be
submitted in writing. Laying and reiayng sidewalks
2Sth St n W: east side, Nto SIS NJ ST. s.w. south
SIDE LIST to south Capitol sts st. south side.
18th TO 14th SITS. I'd at. n W.. both Sides F to
sts q st II: W. north de. ID TO Attn sts st. n
north side. 9TH to Sth sts. 18th both SIDES
Maryland ave- TO Water St; l4th ST. W.. east side,
square 1874. j. W. DOUGLASS J. W ROSS, W.
I. ROSSELL. Commissioners d. C. fe4.Ct
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PROPOSALS.

L ceivec until SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ELET-
ENTH 1898. inclusive to furnish the civic commit
tee Of the inaugural ceremonies with and sad.
de cloths. Number required, two hundred or more
Of each. Samples must be furnished with bid II
L. JORDAN, Chairman Subcommittee, 5I7 9Th st
NV. JAS. h. SMITH. Secretary, 629 Of. NV.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. JANUARY "a 1894
i There will be sold At public auction, at TIN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. FR1DAY.FEBRUARY TENTH, 1893.
Of condemned property BELONGING to mi. department.
chairs. tables. carpets. &C. Terms Of sale: 10 the
highest bidder for cash The articles sold to be re-
moved without delay and ct the risk and expense Of
the purchaser. CHARLES FOSTER. SECRETARY.
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HOTELS.

THE GRAMERCY.
l. S2:i, A2.5, S21 Vermont avenue
Opposite the Arlington Hotel,
Refurnished and opened under new direction
Rooms single and en- suite. Transients. Terms a.
per day. Monthly and weekly rates. First-class
table board reasonable. d3O-1m
MISS HARRISON OF STAR VILLA WILL, OPEN
Al the Baltimore Inn. Chicago. April 25; it is but
ten minutes wala from the fair grounds; accolnmo-
dations flrst-clsss. Miss HARRISON II Hammond
ST.. Worcester Mass. ja2J colin
III OTEI GRENOBLE.
IL 18th to 9th st. and 18th ave., New York
FINEST FIRE-PRO0F HOTEL IN THE CITY.
With apartments adjoining. Euro can plan.
Acknowledged to be the greatest of any Hotel
In he country.
Cuisine and appointments cannot be surpassed
d26-eo2m WILLIAM NOBLE. Owner and Proprietor.
WILLARDS HOTEL,
Pa. ave. and 18th ST..
sen Washington, D. c.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Tn THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
The oath dsy az tAnusry 1890
John Seaman rs, Catherine N. Kennedy =. al No.
14245. EQ docket, a
On motion Of the plaintin. by Mr.. II. B. Noul.on.
his solicitor it IL ordered that the Defendants uy R.
Ne nedy and Joseph Kennedy. cause their appear
ance To be entered herein before the frs rule
day occurring forty days after this day otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as In Of Default
The object OF this suit is 10 appoint tr stce re-
lease iced of trust when the Indebtedness secured
has teen paid This notice 20 he published in Eyen-
ins Star and ths WASHINGTON Law Reporter.
By the court; A. b HAGNFR. Justice &c
Trne copy. Test. J. r. YOUNG. Clerk e.
ta25-1awr By NJ A CLANCY Asst CLARK
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Trains leave daily from Union Station (B ana ;
9Th and Is ats. A" -
Through the erandest scenery in America. with tn,
hsndsomest and most complete Solid Train Servcs
West from Waahington
200 p IN: day-''Cincinnati and st. Loui, Lin
ited..Solid vesrbu'et. newly equipped. electric.
lighted train Pullman's finest slesp ars Washing
ton to Cincinnati. Dining attached At MaysyjlIe
TO serve breakfast Arrives Cncin natl 90 a. m In
dianapolis II 90 g. H.. St. Louis TBS D. m Chicago
5:a1p M. ,o
solid vestbule train with dining car and Puilman
slssners for Cncinn IT, Lexington and Louisville
LeIington s. Top. m. Louis vile $50 p. IN Indian.
apois ii :O1 D. m. Chi"agp TBS q. St. Louis Al
2O0p IN. dailv-Express for GordonsvilIa, Char
lottesvil,e; Richmond, Waynenboro' Staunton and
Richmond.
513 and l421 Penna. ave.
ma H. W FULLER Gen'l Passenger Aesnt
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At the regular meeting Of the board % a.
rectors Of the Ohio National Bank Yesterday
Mr.. John o. johnson rendered his resignatioa
as vice president, stating that his private BUSH
ness would not allow him 10 give 10 the ofsics
tie time which the position required The
board accepted Mr.. Johusons resignation with
regret and Mr.. l. N. ssunden vss unani-
mously elected vice president 20 hii the vs-
cancy. Mr.. johnson remains on The bosra -
directors.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

EAsT FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN Nrw YORK
Z PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND WASN'T NGTON
Arrangements have been made by the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company with the Steamship
lines operating out Of the above named
freight deliveries Washington from New York aud
Philadelphia in (40) forty hours and Boston isD forty
eight hours. JOHN CALLAHAN,
dl9-3m General Superintendent.
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MEDICAL &c.


PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
= with the best of medical reference by applying ct
9i39th st. NV. dS,:,ms
nR; MULLER. 1927 9TH ST n w.. TREATS ALL
- chronic affections of the eye. ear, throat iun1s
liver. kidneys and obscure diseases years in city
once hours. ITO II a. n. and to pm. aul;i4ims
STRANGERS. TAKE NOTICE.-DRs. BROTHERS
- and Gray treat all diseases. No cure no paw
Only established advertising physicians in this city
Established 10 years. U6 Il st. W. ta3l-lms
TAPE wORrS REMOVED WITH HEAD OR NO
charge at 919 ~ ST. Reference: Richard Fert-
ner, with Mike Scanlon. 9th st. above Pa ave Her
bert Gordon zoos AZ ST. ". j. 4. Gardner, 1877 K
st s.. ia5l-ims
CONSULT THE Only UROsCOPIAN PgYST-
~ clans in Washington, Drs. BROTHERS and GRAY;
near forty years at 906 vt. I'VE have re-
duced the sixns of incipient disease almost TO GER
fainty by examining into the chemical character OF
urinary deposits" We will describe your disease and
symptoms without asking question by the fr,t urine
in the morning. We treat al diseases successf,y 10
which the human family are sub;ect-dyspepsia con-
stipation. piles scrofula. rheumatism brOnchits
fits and ali nervous diseases, diseases of the skin
lungs, stomach, kidneys. &c 1al7.lms
nR. BROTHERS. INvJGORATINQ CORDIAL "a
~ powerful Nerve Stimuant and Tonic OF alltbe
remedies Tor Nervous Debility Neuralgia Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class of people who
are weak miserable, letharRic sleepy, lack OF anbi
ton and zes there remedy equal to this Cordial
1t has been in for fortyve years In this cty
LABORATORY. 80 ST. s.w 1a17-1m'
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Prof. CoIiiere 20 Lecture.

At the request Of 4 number Of bis frienda
Prof L. L. c. Coiiiere will deliver q lecture
"wednesday. February u. at the National
Rifes Armory. The professors subject wil
be The Philosophy Of Speech as illustrated by
the English and French Voice" No charge fos
admission.
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DRoF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsTlBLTSHEp
advertising eiairvoyant. astroioser and mediumin
Born with wonderful prophetic sft Of second sight.
a. b 5s syenTs ., yS e ,r9m cradle 20 rave
stolen goods. points opt your enemies from your
rsses with happy results tells Whether the one yo
love true false. intsE-ets dreams gives
Strangers from other cities and all in trouble will save
time and money by comins tn right place once.
most skertcsl Adyertises only VIA, he can do Al
business S sonhden'tsl Sitting. 3oS Hours, 3 to p
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A MERICAs GREATEST MEDIUM. MRS. E.
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satisfaction guaranteed All communications strictly
NOTE.-Public test meetings at wonn'. Hall. 7ol
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NINE. FRANCis-CARD READER AND TRANCE
from too BAG 1st st s ."' ''''' is3i 1S''
"ITs LUCKY TO CONSULT GIPsIEs. "-oUEEN
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g am. to 10 y. m. Omen sundays jaol-}w.
NINE. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
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day, 10 a. NJ 10 8 =. IN. I5oS l+th s;,n,w. r26-lm'
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between list and North Capitol SIS n " jnissin''
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BICYCLES.

IL NPITAL CYCLES. ALL e2 cUsHION-TIRE
y wheels reinced. 20 per cent on IL cash for he
net 30 d.ys Fully Guaranteed. his6lkrsde. light
N Ade on the Interchangeable system
MAshlNSfON CYCLE Co, 1923 " Y ave.
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE RAPHAEL. CLAIRyoYANr AND ASTROI
1N o<ist born with csul. gives names and lucky
dates tells how retain husband or lover Consult
her on love, business OF heath She wi MT dupe you
with worthless charms go r ST. n w. Room 10.
ialS-4Ws
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POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON" and NORFOLK"
Daily D. m from the foot Of eth st. for Fortress,
Monroe. Newpor: News. Norfolk. Virginia Beach,
service via Norfolk and Carolina railroad aud Atlantis
Coast line. between Norfolk. Wilmington Charles
ton. Savannah. Jacksonville and ST. Augustine
JNO CALLAHAN
d17-t Gen. Supt
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You pay for what ron get-get what you pay for
Accept no substitute for Cudahya "Rex" Brand
Extract Of Beef.
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RAILROADS..
THE GREA'

NE "hIA prNSsy,r,xr. porrr
TO TIE S9EHas N n i hS D. s9ttrHwEsr.
STEEL eshfSRSP s fdSipaESr
TRAINS Il i fSi II q II iH6Sa Is
49, cSENER 9Th AND sTs: As FoLLoWs;
fnf ssi Gsl :. & i
s1 fsS%e'9 Cal E1eSs:s . S S
disnarolis and Dining Car HsrI,sbuTr e
and s,S pslios Car a. a aai
FnissarE to pt,sSnrs and Sleeping Cars from Pit.
bouts c and d cnsinnssi Express, 10 daily. p.
Cars Hsrrissnrr to ST. LOUIS snd cneinsa; and
Dining Car Harrisburg to St. Louis Western RI-
70 Sic.s Sai wsh sssgns Gar,
risbnrg With through Sleepers for Pittsburs aud
Pi,, sns. cSlHmtas; cinSinpad: IRdianapol..
Is'Rss 10 Ma as nn S s. ss,
for Pptts6nrs and the West, with through Sleeper
For Kane; cansndsiEaa: Rochester and Niagara Fail.
For f Fls SHpa, and
S and NTH 9ay s.ssD, Il
Roehsstsr snslo and dil Siss.s.
E gss g p r. daily except WITH
For wliiam.port, FsnOvo and Eimirs at 10 1, m.
daily, e.ssP. sunday For wiiliam.port only / Is
FOE ia .Ei M F saRss'ys SH
psSs sas s1 SsssS. ss'G?s f scS
j. ISi sans.9 Il i sss|:.. ss:s, =
Parlor. and Dining Cars. no coachesS. :. 20 3. rs
90 am. 12l5 $50. 3.15 400. 10. DO and
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FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast express 750s- M. week days and B. IS p. m
E.prsss: 2: OF and 5: 40 D. m. daily
For Brooklyn: Ny, all through train, connec. At
n sTss ;rs City with b9stT e Brooklyn Annex afford
New 70 Yo ql'Sf avoiding double
For Atlantic City IL 90 a. m. ID Il D. M week day,
ana li.5o p. m. every day. Saturdays only. $40
For Baltimore. 500. 6a5. zo5. : 20. 80. 8. %
p g. L oS AID I, d = I, am Il 3
8 no On Il snaae 10 90 70 20 ~ j. ard q
az, 345 90 Limited. 40 5. 20. 6 Il 40.
For Pope's Creek Line = Oam and T. 36 n. m. daily
For A n 20; 90 AMI Il 50 M and 70
and 4 90 .. m.
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH.
i@6i noon noon 100 81. a g 3 !o 81
SS:37: g. T. ; so3 70 O., and | 20 .. m; ON saa-
g. Is & o. and 10 o. p. IN. ''''' D. H. ''''' -
Accominodation for Quantico Z. As daily; 5 o7
For Rrh@ond and the south. 4. 30 and 10. 81 A. NJ.
s s"o 34S 70 a. T. LIZ ,,4+ % an L3o o.
44 am aos. as o.. o. - 10 B. L Is ami
Tickets and information at the Office. nor.hea. cor
ner 18th street and Pennsyvania avenue and at tn,
station where orders be left for the checking >.
c1Issse to 6rsinaton from hotels and ,esiaencss
General Manseer ua7 GENERAL Passen sY AGENT.
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LOR SALR-HOUSES.

LOR SALR-HOUSES.
HOUSE No. M n st. n. tc
Comment on the neighborhood
Of this Y 81. house is superfu-
Gus Its propinquity to Dupont
Circle. Connecticut avenue, the
Church Of the Covenant, &c.
i a guarantee Of the a-.stocrscy
Of the neishborhood As to the
house itself 1t must be seen to
be appreciated The material is
brown stone and brick; honse
contains 10 rooms. with bath and
cellar. II is /. roonlt deep on
foors soDlsthiHq rare noud-
dGys-GHd has back as rel as
fToit strt Interior is beauti-
fully papered and decorated and
is thoroughly convenient and
comfortable in every respact
lot Is 1880 feet 10 aD-foot
alley. Price is only sl4, 1000
Apply 10
CHAS. EARLY.
ODJ lith 81. NV.
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lNOE SAIL
sl5 n -. sty eel. ar < bath. fur. s. 800
1857 Nd ave 2s;y 4 base. II. 80. 1000
It bet. eth 5th ne. . -;y L eel, era bath,
2-to-y brick ...........-. 4, 500
ttyyS near iS-n 3 sty < eel Hr furnace. q. 500
49, ifh ~. n. - . - eel q iurnace.... &, on0
list A T. d. W 3 IT, qr al nj IL 600
pr-vun & y H. 3-ty. Tor. s IN. l.. IL. 900
fei;in WAIFiS 4 THOMPSON. 1885 st. NV
LNOR SALr--JOO CASH AND BALANCE TO SUIT
L viii buy 80 g s.. ne. new seyeD-rooTn brick;
Handsomely Ii i~hed. near cars and herdics. Price,
-. so. Wright SIOCKETI. 6lg 81. NV
fa1A
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ErOR -ALE-A NUMBER OF NEW . AND 3
- -'Ory dwellings, all l.. desrabIy located N. W.
gn smsl cash yayments and easy terms Prices from
r5.Jooto $1,000
BAKER. NORRIS HAMPTON.
81 (41l st
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T. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST. n. W.
~ Building Papers, Moth-proof Goods, Fire Brick,
Clay and Tile Adhesion, Tius Lining, Pulp. SlSts 10
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ARE You Go,Sa To ErRopr,

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ns1 have your letters and cables addressed care
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is Indispensable. Send for copy Of THE PASSEN-
GER. " containing valuable in ormation, free.
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TOURS To THE TROPICS-ATLAS LINE.
Il weekly service from New York to the Island Of
Jamaica, renowned for its salubrious climate and
natural winter station OF the British and
headquarters of the British in the West Indies
Good hotels and splendid roads.
Regular sainas also for Haiti. Costa RIGA IN the
many ola world towns Of tina spanish main. Illus
tratsd pamphlet mailed free PIN. FORwOOD
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ public for all states and territories a SPECIALLY
by II. H. EVANS. ofice Cpssement) 1871 r Vt.
Always n Office office hours ja1-f
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS PoR EVERY STATE
Sand territory. Notary and L. s. Com issiOner.
oc2S JOHN T.. BEALL, 1871 F s.. NV.
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uL sALE-W A-B' pk>FsHuNFR,
~usr~s-ur -
rrvs-l hover a son
isal STATE md tn-lranre Broker.
Nu ant ts-fs Nv
A

N''t ~fAf OK lAtHaNGF-
y 81. pa co fI .Hsfk at th--- properties
rffs Isl . o ". uags story AMI 49, building
t@Y Fl.f.e r--i hri.E h1uss. cellar. furnace /,
gusat rn1trs 49, hath. -fatuuary wa-hrtaud. rAng-
srn-ia ttsf-s.- IaU.- tnslt pAIer.d stone sillr
"a sn1 lr1a -fets t-lnx ou- n. most con-
pet D. u-sa .f f.a '-E Nil - -uli easy moIthy
y. n"ut- sflr. $40 r~ru' 70 inspect at this
1901 -. p ..-r.' 1870 q, In.soa, a,i.y. new.
sfur, nnI ak a.rs uay. ~4lil,s press lsick H.
g. aT. 'HrfiaH. ...t tfi bath station ~
Ns-'r-sf.s raHz~- rrt --a chan /. Isf-. tsDd-on-ly
- ~i -t1Ir s.- frIrt 4Gi rsar ron ste and iron
O." rltlr 80 90 ~a-s monthly Payments.
- 10. 49, r~Truif p" INSPECT a. this of.ce
.A - = n 81 70 IHn~t O. ard side Ifcot
slsf l-s Has.r rlHw HrfH : s0,yi r,ans and
49, n'1tls ss'-rrr-- re- remit u inspect this
S51Is' BE-. -4- lea o. aofoo, a,l.v new b.v-
~iu = -i"A - -,arIls art eel ar .Inase and
tsTtrti De- INSPECT - i-l- s.rrr
=. - ~ a. 81 aui b =. ~ p - IN q, 90
- ~ o. - rnH ~ -. square iJi A room
f@.is Do us. OBJ sl'sv. rri-r 50 20
Nv ~ ~ f.sr 20 ittl sni -, . It NV two
..-"r ~. ., SOD
no. VIII lAEh. Nt \ soon frame
sgti-@, -. f-ass-. cellar. a.. and larse lot /.
A'-o --yrrs p 80 anss, los in Rorkvill. PARK
fott -" o. 80 ~arh. aai money advanced tor
CHHfiroV HF GIFTS MD.-.ne~ roo,, franz.
softas- 81, a. A. sut ace To-. p-tcv. 80 90.
CIItLlANL HEtolfI : -Oae 81 ths nus-t corner
iut- q - -' i.ysiau D. =. h!acs :. siz- SOIi
RlvttuALE PNEE hive Of the fees, lots IN III,
o1bip i--ea %. r.. 80 zach
N.>H'S bA,ESHOwER.
sllg.s-ar
uaUsuhnx--k Sor
Isa. stare aud tu-ursne. Broker
S~AfW l.,ih and q st. n
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For s "A Inu,, ,onrnx r,o,,
Hound 10 enhance IA raIts>
~ n e. new and complete: situ-
Hted near electric cars IN hign ground:
command nr a beautiful view OF the
city The lot IL ~ II. front Tie honsa
faces south, hiss cellar. furnace. tiled
bath room aud porcelain tub. Tha
ktchen Is on ground floor, and the
house Il finely papered and Painted
Only ~. 600. Wktrh IS chsep!
JOHN Is. WIGHT
fss 14l0 G ST. NV.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

NE OFFICE or the ANNOTATED STEAM
Atafpes Cleaning Worts and the Z. s. Mattress Co
has been removed 10 ITO Pa ave W Bedd,nS ~
every description made 70 order the lowest prces
I.3 II NEwNYER, Manager.
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Z B B T T USE,
WASHINGTON. D. c.
OCEAN TRAVEL

CHURT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. s. co.
Fast Express Steamers
To SOUTHAMPTON uondon. Havre). Bremen.
@ Elbe. Tues Jan. Il. Gam. Dresden. Tues, Jan.
ss,. Feb 4, o m. Trave. Tues. Feb. z. 10 am.
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table, Injurious
saloon app intments. Prices: First cabin, $40 and
inward q berth. according to location second cabin,
$50 a berth steeraye at low rates Apply to f. f.
DROOP. y2o Penn. ave. ta1l
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II EDMOND AND DASvTLLE RAILROAD co.
IL +. W. HU1DEKOPFR AND REUBEN FOSTER
kECEINERS

RECEIVERS.
Schedule in effect November % 1892
~ trains arr We AMI leave at Pennsylvania P,sss,-
ger Station. Wa-hington. u. c.
s. 10 a. m.-Daily, connects at I.vochhure for ali
on Norfolk and Western railroad and FOR ali
prnclpal no'nts south all Divisions of Richrnori
and nanvtlle System. Pullman Sleeper Nav YORK
and Washington 70 atlanta, connecting thence with
sleeper 10 New ',rlHsns via Mon gonery and Mem
pms via hirminEham. uniting ut Danvi'ie with
Sieeer fo- Au"nsn. connects at Manassas for From.
Roys, and Strasbrrg daily except Sim Law
- p.m.-Daily for warrenton am chs 1o.te,vf,,,
except SUNDAY.
10. ~ Y. m.-Dailv WASHINGTON AND SOrrTU.
MESTtRN VESTlBCLED LIMITED composed an
Iray o. Pullman SLEEPER Dining Parlor and Smoking
cars and runs TO Atlanta (ine IL hou-s) with Pull
man SLEEPER THROUGH New York and Washington to
New Orleans via Montgomery and New York and
and Washington :. Memphisvia Birmingham. Dining
car New York 10 MONTGOMERY.
20 ~ IN Daily for all principal points sorth On
Kichfnond and Danville system. Pullman Sleensr
New fo~k and Washington 70 Hot Springs via Ashs-
WIG: and washington TO atlanta
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington at Q. 10 a. H.. a. - D. M and . y
n.W m; and % a. m, daily. Train leaving Wash.
ingfon 9 p ~ M and arriving 6. 53 m. runs to an
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
D. 4oa m 10 40 a. m. and g. 20 n. IN. Manassas Divs-
hon: 70 40 M and 81 30 d. M. except Sunday
Tickets, Steering Car reservations and Information
furnished at office. 1900 Pennsylvania ave and xt
ton. y. G. >
J.; s, BROWN. General Agent Passenger Dept.
W. A. TURK, General Passenger Agent
W. IL. GREEN. General Manager. MIG
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L MOTH SIDE OF ST.
BETWEFN nth ST. AND CONN. AVE,
Avery desirable lot. "a feet inches 'front.' at rel-
sOnabe price.
Apply to J. v. n HUYCK
u.