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Locked Up in a Refrigerator.

David Jacobs of Stapleton, S. l., was &C.
cidentally locked in the cold storage room of
his meat depot. The clerk locked the re-
amining the stock of meats. He thought
that Mr. Jacobs had gone home and went
to lunch. Mr.. Jacobs tried to get out but
found himself a prisoner He began to
feel drowsy and realizing that he was being
slowly frozen to death attempted to in
crease circulation by running about. The
room was too small for this, so he kept his
blood going by pulling down the meat from
the hooks and throwing II around.
When the clerk returned an hour later
and opened the cold storage room Mr.
Jacobs tottered out and fell In his arms In
a dead faint. He has since been reduced In
weight from $50 to 14o pounds and will not
be out for two months. The clerk was dis
charged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

NJ b. Curtis. the actor on trial for the
murder OF Policeman Grant. testified in his
told how he had left the thealar with owe,
1o0 In his pocket. On 5th street an I'M
known man struck him on the head and
robbed him. when Officer Grant came olons
and arrested them both Curtis said he ala
not shoot Grant and that he never carried q
pistol except when travelling.
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Wanted 20 Coin Block Tin.

John Gill was arrested late Monday night,
In Jersey City on a charge Of Grand lar
ceny. He offered to sell quantity Of block
Tin TO a dealer at far below its value. The
latter Informed the police. The dealer on
the advice OF the police. arranged 10 meet
Gill. GIL, with the dealer, went TO "A canal
boat where three and a half pigs or tin
We're produced. At this point Gill was ar
rested Capt. Denninger of the canal boat
was also arrested an accomplice Gil
was recognized an old offender. He has
and New York for counterfeiting. A qusp-.
tity of small blocks OF tin were found az
ellis residence 354 York street These
the police believe were to be used In tho;
manufacture OF counterfeit dollars. They
say Gill is one OF the most dangerous
counterfeiters I'm the country. Roth GU
and Denninger Were arraigned this Inorn--
ing and held for further examination
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DuNCANsoN BROS. Auctioueers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE, BEN,
PREMISES NOS. l10e AND 110e EIGHT

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE. BEING
PREMISES NOS 110e AND HOS EIGHTH
STREET SOUTHEAST. WASHINGTON, d. G.
bearing date April 10. 1895. and recorded in Libsr
No 1870, folio 154, ct SEQ, Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia we viii sell at pub
lie auction In front of the premises to the highest
bidder. on "WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY-THIRD
DAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1898. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
dred and thirty 900, contained within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds. beginning the east
side Of Eighth street southeast, distant sixty
eight t6s) feet six %, inches south of south L
ner Of SAID square. and running thence south
thirty $50 feet thence east fifty and forty three
one hundredths 80. Al feet, thence northwesterly
on a line at right angles with Georgia avenue
fourteen and nine hupdredths Q4.O9) feet to a
point forty-four and fifty hundredths t44.50) feet
thirty and nfty bundredths (305OD feet, more or
less. to point seventy-ive us, feet due east Of
said Eighth street. thence north seventeen and
nfty hurdredths d1.5Ol feet thence west seventy
Ave $50 feet to the place Of beginning, with the
improy enents. consisting of houses Nos. 1108 and
ington. ID. c.
Terms one-third of the purchase money cash
tof which 500 must be paid at time Of sale and
balance in two equal installments at one and two
years from date of sale with interest at per
cent payable semi-annually and secured by deed
Of trust the property sold, all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser II the terms are not com
piled with in ten days from day Of sale the trustees
reserve the right to resell 1T risk and cost of tho
defaulting purchaser i've days public adver-
tisement All conyeyahcing and tax certificates
at cost Of the purchaser
MAHLON ASHFORD,
CONSTANTINE Fl. WILLIAMSON,
au9-eod&ds Trustees.
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III. l. Spring, a young man from Ctica ro
went into the Office OF the Gould's I'm New
York 70 ask for help in getting work and
the police We're called. When the detective
arrived he was asreeably surprised 70 md
only a mild-mannered young man awaiting
him. who had neither a bomb nor AMT ming
else In his pockets. He went willingly with
Crowley TO the tombs court. and there told
Justice Martin that he had had no idea he
was annoying the Goulds and would gladly
promist never TO bother them again
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An Unjust Verdict.

comments at some length on the Injustice
Of the verdict obtained by a French ex-
minister to Hayti. against T3rentano, the
~ sold a paper containing q libel upon the
ex-minister, and on this account has been
ordered by court to pay f200 damages and
costs.
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NORTHEAST.

FOR sAIE-HOCSES- NORTHEAST.
2zli to DAB 10th st. 1853 to 1889 st. bh.
oh, 4 and 6r. So, 600 sr. and 500 to $40
III7 Pa ave. h. ooo 18th st. BIB. Or. AL ooo
to is o.BiIen'; 'e e. r2s. st. BIB. n sAlI.00
scS g. . sosa St, 90 i;
st 3: 's e. s'S e. b'an1i5y g st. SSs
eos II st. h. 7r.12.eoo s0s to 2I5 1 st. bh.
ass s to s ss5. ' St, to ssl I'd st. b. 900
,5 81 st, h. o0o ,O g Sd st n 81. LOO
Ii Ks and IS Goth St. 111s-is and III! VI
b H. er each. . g. 500 st. III, 10 and Or. IS. 900
212a Va ave. n. Ir.6350 32l and 323 d st. N,
432 to Al Prather,s 100 oil ST. IN. 5r 9. 600
Ii2a 10th st. bh, Or. Alley, bet 9Th and 7th.
and houses in r'r g and E. bh. 81. 4, 500
ar each. ........ 1000 400 10th ST. III. 5r 500
20i3 st. IN. 7r.. 5000 1345. l341 and 1910
1922 and 1924 Sth st. st, m, 5r each1, 30
bh IN 1. 6r. 400 Hope ave. bh. Ar. 800
The above Is only lES portion Of the PROPERTY On
aus T. E. wAGGAMAN.
FOR sALE-ONLY TWO LEFT OF THOSE
and " sts NV: every modern convenience and
handsome decoration; price, 81 1000; terms to
suit Room s. 1901 Pa ave. NV. 1c24-tr
We make a speciality OF BROOKLAND property.
and II VIII pay you to call on before buying
We have LOTS at from to 80 cents pei
square foot that can sell on favorable terms
and HOUSES from s.. 400 to $4,000. No trouble
To- show property.
NcLACILEN 4 BATCHEIDER.
apzZ Cor. 10th and G SITS. NV.
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Last Night. Debate.

In the House last night Mr.. Williams oe
Mississippi advocated free coinage OF silver.
He said that even n an attempt should be
made by the administration 20 caiole votes
for repeal by the promise Of petty ofices.
and ne did not believe IL would be ATTEMPT
not be coerced.
Mr. Williams took occasion I'm his speech
to refer TO Assistant Secretary Quincy OF
the State Department I'm a manner not al
together complimentary. and compared him
TO the late Roscoe Conkling.
Mr. Newlands Of Nevada made a speech
In the House yesterday afternoon for he
free coinage OF silver and created very
agreeable impression upon the delivery OF
this his maiden effort in the House.
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GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. Auctioneer, 14l1 C st.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. lab:


PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO 1882
VI STREET.
Iiber No. 1872 folio %, OF the land records for
the District Of Columbia. end at the request Of
the party secured thereby, will SELL I'm front Of
the premises, on MONDAY. THE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF AUGUST 1893 at FIVE
O'CLOCK T. NJ, the following described property,
situate In the city of Washington, District Of Co
lumbta, TO wit Lot numbered IA. In heirs OF Jno
Davidsons subdivision OF lots in square pa per
plat recorded in Liber n. X. folios 81 and S. OF
the records OF the surveyor OF the Dsstfrt OF Co
luinbia. said lot fronting - feet 10 inches on
street and running back with that width 40 feet
10 an alley Sold subject TO certain deed OF
trust TO secure the sum of Sic. 600 and interest.
Terms OF sale: 81 900 cash. and the balance in
excess VI said deed of trust. In ! and years with
interest at the rate Of per centum per annum
secured by deed Of trust the property sold or ali
cash. at the option OF the purchaser $3.50 deposit
at time OF sale. Terms to he complied with in ten
day. or the property will be resold risk and cost
OF defaultfng purchaser after five days Advertise
ment in The Evening Star.
GEORGE J. BOND
PHILIP A. DARNEII.LE.
auA'oNds Trustees.
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
High prices on bicycles longer prevail The
long talk ed-of cut has come!
TIE MAJESTIC
A fully guaranteed high grade machine fitted with
NJ. and W. pneumatic tires and equal to any
bicycle earth; for SIS cash. No installments
No exchanged Call and them
GEO s. ATwATER
fe23m 1870 Pa ave-
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AUCTION SALE OF CNREDEE-MED PLEDGES.--F.
WARREN JOHNSON. Auctoneer. will sell BY
tduHE Iuc TWp- a. E9IIn1I iSaa az n AZ
PAST SEVEN P. NJ, all goods on which interest
remains unpaid. consisting Of Gold. Silver and
lets. Rings. Jewelry Of all kinds, Diamonds,
Clothing. Books. Cyclopedias, Pictures Guns. Re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

The b u. l. Extra Session.
Vow statesmen meet IN summer heat
With wisdom wide awake;
But for Butts. the Bromo man.
How hard their b. - ~ould acbs
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TOMORROW
Horses. Horses
s. BENSINGER, AUCTIONEER.

WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAR NO. $40 LA. AVE.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF 4 CAR LOAD OF
Houses AND MARES NEW AND SECOND
HAND VEHICLES. HARNESS, &c.
Mr.. Eli Wilson of Philadelphia has consigned to
a load of Horses and Mares and pal
Of good large sized Mules. which will be sold
within the Bazaar TOMORROW CTHURSDAYO
MORNING, AUGUST TWENTY FOURTH, AT TEN
O'CLOCK. In this stock will be found good, large
sized work and good driving horses and one pail
Of good large-sized mules We invite the atten
ton of buyers to this sale, as the whole lot will
positively be sold without limit
ALSO
Lot Of New and Second hand Vehicles, Harness
&c.
It s. BENSINGER, Auctioneer.
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struck Against Payment I'm Checks.

The Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad
Company yesterday paid their men at
Terre Haute I'm checks. The men triei 20
discount the checks with merchants buo
failed. The switchmen struck last niSho
as result OF the payment with checkG
and all traffic was at a standstin in tbs
yards meeting OF trainmen was held
last night They may decide to strike to-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

Before breakfast Bromo-Seltzer
Acts - brscer. Trial bottle, ioc.
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Horses

Is HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES FROM
ELZABETHTOWN, PA, CONSIGNED TO Us
BY d. B. KEIFFER,
AT AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY. AUGUST TWENTY FIFTH, 1893, AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. WE WILL SELL,
WITHIN OUR BAZAAR, IN THE REAR OF
OUR AUCTION ROOMS. 6l2 E 81. y. W,
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD OF GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE HORSES AND MARES, CONSISTING OF
GOOD WORKERS AND DRIVERS; GENERAL
UTILITY STOCK. DEALERS SHOULD AT.
TEND THIS SALE. NO RESERVE. SALE
au21-4t THOs BOWLING & CO., Aucts
c. G. SLOAN & CO.. AUCTIONEERs. l4O7 c ST.
Successors TO Latimer Sloan.l
CHICkERING GRAND PLANO. ODD PIECES OF
PARLOR FURNITURE, COUCH. ODD CHAIRS
AND ROCKERS OAK BOOK SHELVES,
CHERRY HALL RACK. RUGS. CARPETS AND
MATTINGs. OAK AND WALNUT SIDE
DINING CHAIRS. MANTEL BEDS. OAK AND
WALNUT SUITES, DOUBLE AND SINGLE
BEIISTEADS. DOUBLE AND SINGLE HAIR
MATTRESSES, DOUBLE AND SINGLE WARD
ROBES ANTIQUE BUREAU, COTS, HEATING
STOVES, x. TABLES, COOKING UTENSILS,
&c. &c.
On THURSDAY, AUGUST THRTY-FIRsT, 1893,
at Ten O'CLOCK a. NJ. at residence No. 1927
ST., near 10th st. NV. will sell for cash the
above mentioned WE'LL kept furniture.
au22-dts C. G. SLOAN 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
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Robert 1nglis. marine suDerinter dent N,
Liverpool for the Cunard Steamship Cora-
pany. and six others were drowned in the
Meme river. near Sutton bridge
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE

Three per cent commission to seller.
THOMAS w. SMITH,
aue-Im Cor LIST and Ind NV.
FOR SALE-NEw EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. WITH
cellar. all mod. imps. 1906 3Oth st. NV; two
blocks from two lines Of cars Apply to ED. J.
HANNAH, SIT l1th st. au6-6
FOR SALE-TwOs OF THOSE HANDSOME NEW
houses Of Sth and East Capitol sts-; 8
rooms and bath; elegantly fitted out; one Of the
best locations on the Hill. Inquire at the ONCE
of FRANK L. BROWNING. 4l6 5th st. NV.
NJ
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II. BERNHEIMER & CO., AUCrIONEERS,
SUCCESSORS To WEEKS Il Co,
63I LOUISIANA AVE n. W.

IMPORTANT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
WE WILL. Sell on THIRspAY. AUGUST LIST
SALES ROOMS, CONTENTS OF HOUSE RE
MOVED TO OUR SALES ROOMS FOR CON
VENIENCE OF SALE
1 FINE ORGAN, l PIANO. 2 FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS, FINE PLUSH AND OTHER PAR,
LOR SUITES PICTURES. ORNAMENTS, LACE
CURTAINS, FINE BOOK CASES, OAK, VAL
Nut AND ASH BED ROOM SUITES: TOILET
SETS SPRINGS, HAIR MATTRESSES
CHIFFON1ER THE HOUSE WAS CARPETED
THROUGHOUT IN B. b. AND INGRAM CAR
PETS, 1 FINE PORTABLE RANGE, KITCHEN
EFFECTS &c. &c.
SALE RAIN OR SHINE. CONSIGNMENTS RE
CEIvED UP TO HOUR OF SALE.
II. BERNMEIMER & CO.. Auctioneers.
1t r. C. JENKINS. Salesman.
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FOR SAIE-ON FRANKLIN PARK-13Is X ST.
tl- late residence II senator sherman; admirably
adapted entertaining Apply TO WI. ii.
SANDERS 4 Co. 1907 7 -. u. vs.. au1s-e,s5t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE $500 CASH. 81 PER MONTH FOR
one % the prettie-t little homes in the southeast.
two st"5fe-. SIX rooms and bath. press brick all
MT large lot and paved alley In rear; cunve-
nient 70 car lines Call at to SAMUEL.
RfERER. 5p9 9TH St NV au2s-3t
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FOR SAIT-i3O+ V CApITpi. ST. NEAR y. Y.
ave. ears. a beautiful new lp-ropm house. open
every day. Examine and apply 10
AuiS-soGr wv. IL SAUNDERS X co. 1i07 F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

Lieut.. King, inspector of rifle practice o
the second battalion, arrived in Atlantis
City today and is now Quartered in camp.
b. E. Dakin, esq.,, of Washington, wa
in camp today. accompanied by his wife.
John G.. Cowie, esq, who was forme-l!
a lieutenant in the Washington Light In
fantry Corps. was an interested spectator
at the dress parade.
Privates Brandt and Wynne are reportet
as on the sick list today, and are conse
quently excused from duty till ordered bacl
to the command by the surgeon.
Private Scott OF company B has painted
a very handsome sign, which now adorn
The Star tent with his compliments.
Quite a large number Of the boys ATTENDED
a base ball game today between two loca
clubs.
The boys have quite a joke on Privat,
Niedfelt Some one told him in camp las
night after he had retired for the nigh
that the officer of the day had detailet
him to go on duty at once in full-dres
uniform. Without remark he arose ant
arrayed himself in his white coat anS
shake. and shortly after made his appear
ance before the officer. The officer wanteS
to know II he had lost his reason ant
when 1t was explained to the private tina
the whole affair was a huge joke he en-
joyed 1t as much as any one. J. c. s.
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FOR SALE-P ST. BIT. nth AND 18TH
NV. 3-sty. and eel 13r-. brown stone
front and sssIs. electrical appliances. tiled
b1ra RON. a. J. SlSOOD
- - 49,, c,,,',f...-s... - -'' ~ 10 ooo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

auIo 1895 81. NV.
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incompetency of certain District oficiaIs.
The HOuse-tO-House Inspection.
The Commissioners have received from
Health officer Hammett the weekly report
Of the house to house inspectors as COM
piled from the reports made by the differ
ent persons engaged in the service. The
report is as follows:
Number of squares inspected, &c; number
number OF families occupying houses, 25sa
number Of persons residing In HOUSES H. :
COS: number Of rooms. l6ooi: number Of wa
7S2: number of lawful garbage receptaclee
63s: number OF unlawful garbage reccpta-
cles, LEA; number Of nI.saaccs found ga;
number OF premises severed, 1,Si2: nur,ber
Of premises without sewers, ne; rlaS;ug
total inspections in this sarvice TO date as
follows; SQUARES; Los: houses and prenl.-
rooms. 25s4so: closets. a. 2se box prfvies
lo.446; lawful garbage recep.acics. no. COS; nr.
sanees pr TsHspsselss ls nut
premises without sewers eOSe
Twelve hundred and forty-six houses were
roun nv without IN ,,, modern plumbing the usual
proportion of which were abated the hal
ance Were referred to the proper District
The work Of house-to-house inspection f.
progressing satisfactorily. the men are dili-
gently performing their duties and this
previous reports.
Looking After the MIX Dealers.
Prof. Hird. the chemist in the health de-
partment, is OF on leave of absence and
consequently the work OF examining dairy
products Is temporarily suspended. During
his absence. however. Inspector OFT is Wis
iting and inspecting diaries and the n.ilk
cans that are being shipped out Of town;
and thirty milk cans were examined az the
Baltimore and Potomac depot and found IN
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SOli SALE 1893 81 Ne. A NEARLY MA
brick house, rooms and bath: 50 900. sSa.
casa: balance monthly: lot I7ISi 10 alleY. 10,
all modern iEpe-. large ruyuls. nsIt 10 .,rnsI
and 18Th sts.. fne view Of MARYLAND ave-
18Th st rstcd. I y. soon To Dc rofcrct,.S
kuu-s = open for Inspection Call at FRANK l.
HANCpCh = Gu 10 show y0u this house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

Dor SALE-FEW DOORS FROM THE BRITISH
legltiun. a handsome residence built Of brown
stone and bTic5. heavy stone steps. contains IL
and large bath very elegant
ceytiou Eall. nice large Closets throughout the
hons. rouV~uirutly arranged. having 4
o h,-'rs with frcnt and rear stairway; buffers
pautry. euurrcte cellar under the entire house.
heated throughout by furnace; all modern i'm
prov eiuents, such electric bells, speaking tubes
Sui mirror mantsls. the lOcaton l. pei feet. the
property - worthy Of Inspection. price, Sli.t-O;
very accommodating terms; call and let drive
yOu cat. l.. WALTER W E-lD x 60.
alS-lm JUJ llth NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

FOR SALE-AT 4 SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL NEW
g-TOom and bath brOwn-Stone and brick Residence
Mass ne; large saloon Darlor: hand
some cabinet rnantels: tiled hearths lot Is 20
feet front, this l. complete home in every
respect. also very desirable new Groom and
hath brown stone ard brick dwelling on 18th ST.
NV: bargain; only $500. trouble to show
property. For particulars apply To
ts3-3n EMERSON X CAHlI-L. 6-&} Z ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

For SALE-CAPITOL HIIJ-A HANDSOME
3stOry-and basement press brick bay window
house. containing q large rooTls. = baths. electric
bells. lighting speaking tubes and ami. Loca-
ti0H Capitol and Library Price. $3.50
s. 00 cash. balance be arranged to suit
purchaser. HUNTER & HUNTER.
au.~i-4f $40 14th n.
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roR sALE-BARGAINs

u St sc. near New jersey ave. desirable new
from and bath brick dwelling: receptiou nall:
cabinet mantels; complete In every respect. Price
only 5000
from brick dwelling; cellar: ami: location
IN 81 50 near ID ST.: irs a bargain at 81 $50.
Easy terms.
CheJpesT house in the city: r st. n = near Sd
St. Is room hrtek. bath: ami; always rented
AZ 81 per month: lot l6xeO TO alley. Price
only s.. TJ0 EMERSON x CAHIII.
49, 623 NV.
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EpI, sAIE-AN ELEGANT BROwN-sToNE RESI-
a-u"- in the finest AMI fashionable section
II the city located i -. NV. sruar.
from Dupont Circle. contains IL large cunusiioJls
rC-nf-. elegant reception room AMI cellar: very
EI<e buffers pantry, with hot and cold water:
Tear stairway leading from to kitchen; zine
Erge tiled bath ToDu- with latest sanitary nickel
plumbing. The house j Handsomely and artlsrf-
ctlliy Iap-fet and decorated throughout; the gas
nxtlEe- " the lines and -as lighted by eie,-
tr1city. elef tic bells, Speaking tuUss and burglar
alarms. in fact. every known improvement and
cuny-Hlerc~ fslnd In iir~r-cIlSs b, use the Icra-
tn II Ncry desirable, bs.- fa>hiOna bic. and con
Ncnirnt ,"r stores. ears. hcrtlirs. g.: elegant
private Tesi'i-uc-s -uiii- W all side. uhirh
Will greatly lurreaS- the value ~ tbi. t,-,,.rt,--
IL lJt + 2lNlDi. with side AID rri,r u,y.d
alley, which gives every GdyaEtas, OF a e,,rner.
price reasonable at $-u.tsU: terms can 10 ,,sj.
% suit Apply L WALTER WEED 3 90
N%" I'm 500 llth II. NV
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FOR SAIE-CoRNER ERICK DWELLING: NINE
rusmS. all MI; well located northwest; price,
s. 5f-. TYLER Il RUTHERFORD.
au5-3ws no. Ie2l 1901 + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-23

FOR SALE-tsOGD HOME-NICE SIX-ROOM
bath and cellar brick nicely rapered; small cast
payment. bal long time Price. $4,000 On y
e ave. Apply 2S9 l2th II. 1t
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Fur SALE 81. 800 WEST END-NEAR THE DE-
partmsntS G--1ou. brick house; small cash
payment: monthly fnstaIIruents. great bargain.
au1aGt II. NJ MARTIN. 1915 Pa ave. NV.
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Pol: SALE real. ESTATE THE FOUR STORY
brick dwelling AZ 1874 Cascofan st. Containing
- and bath. with all -ro.lsru ,onv.u.nces:
win be sold on easy terms. Z l. GOODMAN,
MIS- .Stf taL3 18th IT
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-24

tie girl, too. Marths-BahI Fsther-Csn
you tell me her nsmei Marths-Idttls
children mustn't talk at tsble.-Paris
Figaro.
II can't understand It," said Mr.. Gew-
gaw at the gas Office. Lsst month nv bill
was SIG. and this month 1t is $50. /
haven't burned a bit more gas this month
than did last. Now how in the name of
honesty do you account for thatf1 lyon
didn't pay last months bill, !" said the clerk.
-Hsrper's Bazaar.
"Now this house." said the native of
Allegheny county, Pa, pointing out a log
cabin to the stranger, 'fs the most won
derful structure of it's kind in all this
country" Whats wonderful about t,fs
It's the only log cabin west of the Ale
gheny mountains that Washington hasn't
slept In. PUCK.
He-I love you, dearest, and 1 never
shall love you one whit less. II shall be
my purpose as lopg as live TO make Won
happy and contentsd. She-Yss, YES; I've
been married before. Let us come down
to something practical. How much are
you going to allow per week for spending
money'-Boston Transcript.
Editor-No, my dear sir: ss a posthu-
nous poem, these verses would be good
But do not see my way clear TO publish
Ing them just now. Poet-Bnt what ad-
vantage would it be to me to have them
Published after my DEATH Eiitor-I can
not say, my dear sir. But a posthumous
poem Ia especially valuable In the fact that
1t assures the reader that no more will be
written by the same author. Brooklyn
Life