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DENTISTRY

DIR. GRAHAM. 301 7TH ST NV. SPECIALIST
In operative and surgical dentistry. Filling and
extracting positively without pam No lnrxpa-i-
enced. newly hedge1 graduates nor incompetent
boy assistants intru>ted to practice patsnts bn
all operations performed personally by DR.. Graham
ENtractinP, %.
Extracting with gas local anaesthetIc Soc
Cleaning. I5c.
Filling with platina. silver amal-am 7sc
Porcelain crowns So gold crowns. So
Very best full set teeth, 81 Uoo1-lm.
GEOSH0N'S DENTAL PARLOHS, ESTAB 1897
1908 18th NV. Artificial Teeth inserted 81 to SO
Open all hours, including Sundays. Local anaes
thetic used for painless extraction Of teeth.
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U. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, THE LEADING
dental organization of America. Scientific DEN
TISTRY at moderate prices by experts only. 4Ol
1TH ST. See card in another column oc9
FREE DENTAL INFIRAIARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge ex-
cept cost of material. 1925 II st. NV. den
tai department of the Columbian University
from l 20 3. pm. daily. except SUNDAY. Ex
traction free. Infrmary open from October 3 to
June 30. sec3-tr
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SPENCER, L. w. HUIDEKOPER AND
RElBEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS.

SAMUEL SPENCER, L. W. HUIDEKOPER AND
REUBEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS.
Schedule in effect November 10. 1893
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania Pas
senS"r Station, Washington. ID. c.
500 am. daily.-Local for Danville and inter-
mediate stations. and through coaches for Front
Royal and StraSbErS daily, except Sunday, and
connects at Lynchburg with Norfolk and Western
stations westward daily.
IL :Ol am, Richmond and Danville fast mall
DAILY To- lEnchburg, Danvillc and for principal
points south Richmond and Danville system.
including Admission and birmingham, also Opelika
Pullman Sleeper New York and Washington to
Atlanta, uniting at Danville. Va. with Pullman
Buffet Sleeper for Charleston. s. c., and at Greens
boro, y. C., with sleeper for Augusta.
AS pm..Daily for Charlottesville and inter
mediate stations.
1913 p.m.-Daily. WASHINGTON AND SOUTH.
WESTERN EESrIBULED LIMITED. composed en-
tirely OF Pullman SleCpeTs and Dining Cars. and
with Pullman Buffet Sleeper through New York
and Washington 10 New Orleans via MONTGOMERY
and New iorl. to Augusta. Also New York TO
Asheville and Hot Springs &c. Pullman Sleeper
Washington to Memphis via Birmingham No
coaches.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DTvIS-
ION leave Washington at $40 am, 4:35 pm. daily
for Round I'LL, and 6:25 pm, except Sunday for
llerndon ard intermediate stations Returning, ar
rive Washington $50 am, 2:i5 pm. daily from
Round II i'll. and 6:53 an. daily, except sunday
from Hernd0n only.
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
7:13 am, 2:55 pm. and $50 pm; Manassas Di-
vision, $50 pm. daily. except Sunday, and S. 40
III. daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets Sleeping Car reservations and informat ion
furnished at Offices, 5Il and 1900 Pennsylvania
ave-, and at Passenger Station. Pennsy lvania Rail-
road Washington, u. c.
W. II. GREEN, Gen. Man.
W. \. TURK Gen. Pass. Agt.
l.. s. Brown, General Agent Passenger Dept. MO
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MEDICAL. &c.

DIR. LEON
Can be correspondent with through Box 432, City
Post Office.
dG-6ts
STRANGERS, TAKE NOTICE-DRS. BROTHERS
and Gray treat all diseases. No cure. no pay
Only established advertising physicians In this
city. Established 10 years. 906 ST. s.w.
dim
DIR. BROTHERS, THE MOST RELIABLE AND
longest-estahlished specialist in this city. with
so years experience; IL years at 900 Il st. s. w.
Consultation free and strictly confidential d5- m
DIR. BROTHERS. INNNGORATING CORDIAL Is
powerful Nerve Stimuant and Tonic OF all
the remedies for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia
Nervous Exhaustion Paralysis and that class of
people who weak, miserable. lethargic,
sleepy. lack OF ambition and Zast there is no
remedy equal TO this cordial 1t has been in Use
for nearly forty-hye years in this city.90G s.w.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
1T MAKES NO DIFFERENCE
IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE
TT MAKES No DJFFFRF<cE

whether it's professional player, an
expert amateur or a beginner All want
and should have the very best PIANOS.
Experts demand it, beginners require 1t
In order to become accustomed to the
proper sound and the proper action.
You'll find the best PIANOS in the coun-
try here-the five leading makes. It's
for you TO choose which one of them suits
your taste best. All are sold on easy
terms
We're agents for the famous ''AE-
oLIAN." the wonderful selfplaying in
strument-an instructor as well as
source of amusement. See it here.
SANDERS 4 STAYMAN, Pianos, 1874 + ST.
And IL n. Charles ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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FUR
1923 y II ave. 13r. 500 20 Arthur nj 7r % 90
6os 18th lar. 500 29i6 olive St. er. - s.
90 La ave iSr- -IS0 III 18th st Or -. ~
= Iowa cir. lsr- l25 6S3 Mass ne.6r o. SIS
i i20o F st NV. ST. .1oo $50 st ne 7r. p 20
600 12th st NV: 15r.. 80 I2i5 st. 20 30
ciIS * 81 NV iir--. - 22O4 st NV, 7r.. 20 30
2s19 I,, St NV, Ed i2s o. Sc Sr 20 %
ISL I4Lh 81 store 80 zl3l Va NV. Or ~ 80
luz y ii ave- Sr- 1913 IFS II ST ne. Or. 20 30
~ st, Or IS s. ll6 Nd ave sw, sr....2O
nl+ 81 81 nv. l4r 10 900 h ST Sc Or. 20
TIE Milton-ADartments. 1913 II st me- is 20
80 lin 81 NV; lZr-oO o. 1879 st ne. Or. 80
do-O IN 81 LOT % 30 Fla NV. Or Is so
up ga9 81 NV 90 1913 Sd ST NV, Or. 1880
iVS n 81 nv. H. % 90 st ne. 1r........1s
ii..G 25 ST ST. % 1917 3Ith st. 7r...Is
i i612 %, St llr 50 g. 50 Myrtle st ne 6r IL
aVIo - 81 NV IT. 5ll st ne. Or. 1880
- - In 81. TT: % pa 9th st Or. Is
H. iS.a 81 NV. 'r-4o % 1895 II st IL
10 L2ig lon ST 20 1921 st NV. 6r....l5
90 ,o 81 NV, ST - Conduit rd Or
a 10 Linden 81 9r-4259 912 ST NV. 3r.....15
81 Maple ave. sr- 70 .2T o st sw. Or. ......15
S4S St ST. $50 Fla ave NV. Or 1880
ISIS 18Th St sr $50 81 so Grant Sf s ave- Or e. Il %
ia st. 6r.-.-..---35 22S5 Cleveland. er.13 80
1000 Linden Or. 1850 i9s6 wyiie st. er IL 50
u Nass ave ne. 9r3o5o Ills 81 st Il. 80
Sth u ne. Sr- 30 10 2J:,g MeEsmore. Or = so
Is 18th St IT. 30 ~ $40 Csllan st ne. 6r.12.5 80
= 81 NV. Ir- 80 10 121J 3jth -. Or. IL
IL - NV. Tor. 30 339 Mclean av.5r II 30
iaaO St hail. 30 11I3 y ave Sc. CIR. II 40
l+22 Fla ave. Or. 30 1916 Half st Sc. BRILL go
.'eiS 18th 81. 9r..-.2j.5n 2I2j 18th ST. 5r....11
l'1+ Eth II. Or. - IS 81 I1th ST Ne. Or.
Sl3 Mo ave 6r--.. Fin loo Huron st. Or. 10. so
l2OI 9Th st. Is. - 912 21st st. store. 30
2tb2 Hardwood ave. . 81 z St 3r....... a. 80
b. 49,. st NV. or - 81 2 Col ave, 4r...... 20
1924 L st NV. Or - % COO Gordon ne ar o 80
- ) ave Sc ar 22-S5 1913 Kramer ne. jr9.30
3 MISS ave NV. 1905 Kramer st. 5rS.H0
y .-.----..--- -22-9D AT y 81 Sw. IT. r'r. 10
81, +th 81 No. 81. 22-91 TGD Navy pl. 5r... 80
IL r. II. WARNER & Co. $40 F st. NV.
FOR RENT HANDSOME 2-STOgY AND CELLAR
Iay-viEd1W brick. and bath; ami; :
large yard; rear alley; in good ncichsorhOod on L
81 ne- EASTEI;DAY * IIALDENlAN,
u-J-u COS + ST. NV
FOR RF-NT-2026 HILSER PLACE. \ SQUARE
and h1lf above Dupont Circle; three-stOry brick:
Twelve roNuiS; tarlor- library dining room and
kitchen all first floor
scii-tr WI y. KING. Owner. a1s ? st.
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LADIES' GOODS

MADAME LOFFLER FEHRS. 725 18TH ST NM
formerly of X. II. Stearns & Co.. Boston makes
evening and street costumes in the latest st,les
at reasonable terms. ,l2-6ts
LADIES, sEAI-SKIN GARMENTS REDYED sAND
altered Furs OF all kiIds repaired.
Miss L. CUNNINGHAM'S,
n2f3m 13OS sth st. NV, st.
GOLD. SILVER AND FANCY PAPER, MASKS
Cold Paint. Scrap Pictures. Tree Ornaments
Paper Napkins, Favors, Toys. French Tissue
Paper Dolls, Flowers, Lamp Shades. GoTJID's
421 9th. nl4-im.
MADAME GENESTE. $40 A ST. Sc. WASHING
laces done up equal to new: curtains n specially:
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ACCORDION PLATTING-ONLY FRENCH PRO
cess this side of y. Y: skirts. 25c. per I'd work
sent throughout the L. s.: pinking buttons and
buttonholes G. W. LUCAS 9lS 9th NV. DEL Pm.
L. J. BENJAMIN. PRACTICAL FURRIER
Ladies furs improved 10 any style: robes reIin-
ed at moderate prices; head ties q speciality
n9-lm' 1912 9Th st. NV.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. SOC 18TH AND
12G612oS NV. ARTISTIC DYEING, CLEANING
AND RESTORING Of light, heavy, fancy or orna
mental materials goods fabrics PLUSH and
NELVETS and articles OF wear. Our patronage
extends into the most fashionable circle. nos
ESTARIISHED lS5o.-FAGRETS HAIR Tonic
or the Mecca Petroleum-Prevents baldnres
Keeps the hair and scalp IN n clean and healthy
condition. Sold by WIS. THOMPSON. 7o3 18th ST
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MANICURE.

PAYN. MANICURE AND CHIROP-
odist. 703 18TH ST. N.W.-The only importer
and manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and
CHIROPODISr GOODS south of New York. au2s-,r
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IF YOU WANT TO BUILD
See us for lot. We can furnish YOU with lots
In any part of the city suburbs. One of these
Lot 22x125 #. to alley. p ST. bet 10th and
18th SITS.
20 s61sIlh #. to alley. Corcoran st. bet 18th
and 18th SITS.
25xs5 1T. to alley. 10Th st. bet o and p SITS.
And a corner lot in Takoma Park at a very
low price.
GEO. NJ. MYERS, Real Estate, 1905 PA. Av. NV.
do
FOR SALE HANDSOMELY LOCATED LOTS AT
500 to $500 EACH for s. Il month. without inter-
est, IN West End Park: also houses for SALE at
ferred For plats and circulars, address HENRY
y. CoPP, 7O1 e ST., opp. patent Office ma I'm
FOR SALE-A VALUABLE LOT. 25X1OO. NEXT
10 Barber building 18th ST. and opposite the
IOst ONCE. Address $. W. BALL, Room T.
40 Broadway. n. Y. city. n21-1m'
FOR SALE-s25 PAYS FOR LOT 4OXsOO FEET IN
beautiful Egg Harbor City: railroads, the Cam
Den and Atlantic and Royal Reading route: COM
mutation fare 10 Phila. % cents: has Is hotels
furniture and silk factory knife handle works. %
clothing manufactures. canncries. Is cigar
factories, 90 wine makers. 9 champagne makers
with immense wine vaults. vineyards, brew
saw mills. parchment paper works. public baths
fine parks. lake and fair grounds. building
societies electric lighting contracted for)
and other industries too numerous mention:
these lots are sold cheap TO close estate:
only few left: 81 down and 81 per week: 10 per
cent on for cash; send money; I will select best
lots left and send warranty deed free by re-
turn mall send for circular. RICHARD w
Washington Office. 600 F st. B. T. WEIGH. Jr
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1922 and 1924 Sth st

SALE
oo,, . y, 80 ~ VEST 1922 and 1924 sth ST.
b. and Or. So, 900 NORTHEAST INV
III Pa ave. b, o 1910 Fla ave. h.
1 to IS o'Brien's Ct. 1927 NJ st, h, Or. $50
1000 to ao27 s. .. lfn st. .a.soo
st. h. 4r. ALL 1880 2s st, h. ar. zoo 90
9O3 H st. h, 7r. 1900 200 to 215 L st, b b.
1882 st. h. 5r.. 5000 Ar ..............I, 500
1928 to 1884 P st, b SCI to 81 I'd st. b
1919 st. h. IL los 81 st. h. A. 100 80
6r..... -. 5000 SOUTHEAST
1853 and 30 Goth st, Store and dwg. cor.
b, Or. each. e. $500 Good Hope and Mar
2129 Va ave, fh, 7r.6.3jO lor roads, fh Or 1000
1918 18th ST. III. 7r 5000 9099l1 St. h. $4,000
433 to AL Prather's 415 st, h, Or. 600
allev h h. 4r 6 900 Alley bet 9Th and 18th
1123 Goth st. b h, Or, and E, h, 3r. .1.500
and 2 houses in RI 3O5 10th st, h,5r. / 500
Ar each ..... G. 900 l345, 134I and l349 X
2217 18th st, h. m st, h, or each ] 200
i, or.-.-...--.- .o,JOO III II ST. IL u .i'VVV
The above is only a portion of the properly on
my books. For full list call ut othce for bulletin
d5 T. E. wAGGAMAN.
FOR sALE-BY AUGUST DoNATH. 6ll 7TH ST,
opposite the Deaf Mute College, on Florida ave.
It'll st. east, 4 number of large, snowy
houses, by far the finest in that neighbOrhood.
They are 20 feet front, go back to an alley CON
tain 10 rooms and buffers pantry; are heated Oy
furnace. The location is elevated, overlooking
the entire city. The price is very moderateaoniy
any reasonable purchaser. The superior and
tasteful inside finishing Of these houses must
commend them 70 any one who takes the trolole
10 visit them. Houses open for inspection df
FOR SALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE COR.
house with all modern improvements, cor 4th
ST and South Carolina ave. Sc; $500, on easy
terms. Also Groom house, well built ana all
mol 1mps-, for $4,000. easy terms. Apply TO
J. IL GRANT. 1916 b ST. s.w. n2l-4w
FOR SALE
Do You WANT A HOUSED DO YOU WANT
home: If you do call Office write us
anu our agent will call upon you and save you
lot OF trouble and worry in house hunting. Tell
US what you want, price, location, number Of
rooms, etc, and We Will try to suit YOU.
go ZEVELY < FINLEY,
dtGt 622 st. NV.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AT COST CORNER
brick and stone dwellings, containing IL rooms
and bath; finished i'll hard wood; heated by
steam; all eonvenienees; will trade for unim-
proved lots.
For fun particulars apply to
DICT 81 y Ia, III :, IL,
FOR SAI.E-R ST: NV. NEAR 1ST, 7R 5000
X ST. NV. near 18th, IL .......... IL 300
y 81. NV. near 18th, 10 rooms ......... 10 600
COT'O-au -. NV. near 10th, rooms -. Z 700
NJ 81. NV. near 10th, Is rooms. .......... 10 900
HOlmead Manor near 18th, S-rOOn brick - 5UD
9 81. NV. near 9Th, ler., i15 #. 'front.' 10000
I'd -. Sc near East Capitol. cor. house.. IL 5sI
Il ST. ne. opposite Capitol grounds. unusIallv
handsome house, heated by Staatu I5r IN 0no
Z ne. I'd, houses Or and bafb ~
800 cash, balance in monthly payments Zoo
d4-Gt e. 81. NJ
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON,
Attorney at-Iaw.
Webster Law building, 500 u ST. W.. Wash
ington. DC. Residence. 933 h So. n. d22
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IF YOU WANT TO BUILD

FOR SALE DESIRABLE CORNER LOT. ~ FEET
on and 70 feet Florida ave-: will divide,
selling either frontage. Apply at REAL rs
TATE OFFICE. 1880 10th ST DIV
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FOR RENT
1911 31st NV, 12r $50. ~
1910 Pa ave NV. l d. 80
lJl5 2Sth.st NV. Sr....4O
$3.50 y st NV. 12r. $3.50
$40 p NV, Tor. mi. 40. 20
Howard ave. Mt T,
Sr&b. large grounds. 20
l5O3 18th 81 NV, 1Or 80
ZOOS Y NV, Tor. mi. ~. 30
1909 18th NV. or. 81. 80
1O3 f st So. ST. 1850
Oh list st Sc, Or. ..2I.5O
FURNl
400 G st, 12r. $50
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-ONLY $1,000 FOR A
nice lot on \. j. NV; 20.9i
feet front. with 15-foot side alley; for store
dwelling. II. l.. RUST, 62I 18th NV. diff
FOR SALE-LOT 90 FEET FRONT By lib DEEP
to 2O-ft. alley; adjoining lot 20 Il. front 10y 10
deep; splendid place for fiat house of small
pointments. real. ESTATE OFFICE, 1880 10th
st. d7-2w
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AN IDEAL WINTER RESORT
HOTEL BON AIR.
AUGUSTA, GA,
Will open December 6. 1885, a modern hotel,
with all latest improvements and convcuiences
located so feet above sea level; range
of hills Aiken; particularly dry, halmy AMI
inyigorating climate: excellent cuisine; pure
water and perfect drainage select orchestra AMI
abundant facilities for out and indoor sports. For
booklet and full particulars address, until No
vember 20, c. A. LINSI.EY Fifth Avenue Hotel,
New York city; after that date, Augusta. Ga.
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HOT SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY, VA.
Baths will he given in
THE VIRGINIA"
during the winter
A masseur will be in attendance.
Send for illustrated circular to
n14-lm ]. F. CHAMPLAIN, Manager.
AIKEN. SOUTH CAROLINA
WINTER RESORT for HEALTH and PLEASURE
DrieSt Climate in the United States, except
points OF great altitude in the
Rocky Mountains.
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
OPEN FOR SEASON OF 1S93-'94 NOV. Is.
For circular and terms address
n1l-ln b. p CHATFIELD. Proprietor.
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SHTNGTON AND OHIO DrvIs-
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

W. \. TURK. Gen. Pass. Agt.
L. s. Brown. General Agent Passenger Dept. MO
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FOR RENT


FLU Nl
Mass ave. 18th and p
SIS 800
ii st bet 18th and
18th SITS ........ 500
T. l ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave, with
stable ...416. 81
NJ bet 14th & 18th 300
Conn ave bet VI and
y SIS .3OO
Conn ave bet VI and
y SIS .--.-.-...29l 81
h st bet 18th and
VT ave. 20
18th bet Z and Q SITS .22j
X st bet 10th and
18th SITS. .2US. 81
Jefferson pl bet Conn
ave and 18th ST. 200
Il st bet 10th and
list sts-...........2 200
10th st bet y and Il. zoo
II at bet 18th and
2Oth sts- ---.-.-...175
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FOR SALE-TO PARTY WITH 81 600 OR MORE
cash. two beautiful and 1O-room houses with
cellars, bay windows and ami: situated in
northwest. N :"
Suitable for Congressman or other high officials
BIG BARGAIN to immediate purchaser
dJ-5t Address OW\FP K g.:
FOR SALE-VERY HANDSOME l3-ROON NEW
dwelling; every modern imp: beautifully situat.
ed near Dupont Circle; price, $50, coo; reduced
to $4,000 for a few DAYS
dJ-3t BEDFORD W. WALKER A. son 1oOe 7, O..
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An apartment in The Concord Of rms and
bath, completely and handsomely furnished. $3.50
STORE.
ROOMS.
U1lce rooms on LIST door of 1914 H. heat and S5
HOS 81. LIST floor furnished rooms and
and basement. .S125 bath on + st
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iGERFORD. 1919 II st.

AoAALD.
Cor II and Goth. 500
! bet 18th & 10th. 1861
Sc cor 21st & Il. .166. 81
De Sales ST bet 18th
st and Conn ave. $50
| ST bet Goth and 2lst
S(S l0O
18th st bet 1 and
h SITS. $50
21st bet q and K SITS. -
2lSt and . SITS. ......135
Z De Safes st bet nth
st and Conn ave. .f2J
21st bet K and S....125
y st bet 18th and
| Conn ave. .125
18th st mr. Mass ave .125
18th st mr. Iowa Cir. 100
10th bet o and z SITS. 100
I COTCOran st bet nth
and y II ave. 100
F bet nth * 18th. SO. 80
y 81 bet 14th and 18th. 20
TS
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iJS< anu IVA SIN ST,
b b, ~ i. Or. .....4, 400
NORTHEAST.
1910 Fla ave, b b,
m |, Or. 3, 200
1927 NJ ST, ( h, Or. 1880
l2O2 Linden st. b h,
OF .......... =, 300
1897 Gales st, I h,
or ............--2, 100
26 q st, ( h, Ar. 2,cOO
200 to 215 i st. b b.
ar ..............l,5 500
ST to S31 I'd st, b
Il, 6r. 500
1O23 Sd ST, ( h. Ar. /, 600
SnTTTIIL CT
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FOR SALE-NALUABLE 14TH ST. PROPERTY; on
very easy terms; bargain to q quick buyer:
1-stOry AMI basement brick dwelling; fine loca-
uon for a physician or dentist. For particulars
see SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY
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FOR SALE-RY AUGUST DONATH GIL 7TH ST
s, new brick house; rooms; bath; cellar:
furnace: l6xsO 10 alley: northeast: prfce re-
duced from $500 to $500; must have $500
''iSh- dat
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1ANOS
PIANOS FOR RENT. SECoND-H PIANOS
Including OF make, hut slightly
used. WM. KNABE K CO. Sl1 Penna ave au1
WILLIAM c. FRISSELL. G23 9TH ST. s. W,
Factory Piano Tuner and Eepairer Orders by
mail. Maryland and Virginia and the District
Lowest prices. Advice given purchasers free of
charge. myl-tf
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE COST-CoRNER
or ID AND ST NV; two handsome new
brick and stone dwellings containing IL rooms
and bath; finished il hard wood: heated by
proved lots.
For full particulars apply to
EILERSON & WEMPLE
DICT gu IIth - "a,
The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-03-30
FAMOUS EDITOR DEAD
ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD EXPIRES AFT
Err TAKING ETHER.

One of His Ideas Was to Daily Print a
Verse From the Bible-He Was an Edi-
tor, a Lawyer and Man of fAffairs-Brief
Sketch of His Career.
New YORK, March 25.-Colonel Elliott
Fitch Shepard, editor of The Mail and Elk
press, died suddenly at his home, 2 West
Fifty-second street. His death followed
the administration of ether by DR.. Charles
McBurney and the family physician, Dr.
;. w. McI.ane, who were about to make
an examination to ascertain whether the
colonel's suspicion that he suffered from
stone in the bladder was correct. Colonel
Shepard had been in good health, but near
u month ago he noticed symptoms that
led him to believe that he was afflicted
with stone in the bladder. He let it go
and did not consult physician until q
week ago, when he went to DIR. McLane
and told him of his suspicious. The doctor
The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-03-30

confirmed them and advised him to at
least submit to an examination, and to un-
dergo an operation should it be deemed
necessary. The colonel agreed to this and
an examination was decided on.
The Oxygen Treatment Fatal.
Before the arrival of the doctor he com
planned of severe pains, and said he thought
he would go to bed But he first went to
the telephone, called up the office of his
paper and gave number of instructions
about it's future conduct in case anything
should happen to him. AS nobody in his
Office knew he was i'll these instructions
caused considerable wonder.
Colonel Shepard then said that he was
ready for the surgeons, and they, with the
nurses, began the work of putting him
under ether He had inhaled the drug
but two or three times when the physician
detected dangerous symptoms and stopped
the inhalation. Colonel Shepard sank rap
idly, and it was feared that he could not be
rallied. Powerful restoratives were ad-
ministered. At the end of an hours work
with oxygen he was restored to partial con-
seriousness, and he continued apparently to
rally. Soon after, without warning and
for no apparent reason he began rapidly
to sink The oxygen treatment was re-
sumed, but it was of no avail, and he died.
He was unconscious, and his death was
peaceful. The cause of the death given by
the physicians was mdema of the lungs.
Brief sketch of His Life.
Mr. Shepard was born in Jamestown, N.
Y, on July 25, 1888. He graduated from
the New York University in 1855 and was
admitted to the bar in 1858
The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-03-30
re Picklea Horse Meat.

PITTsBURG, March 27 Officer Moreland,
reported to Superintendent of Police Ninth
of Allegheny, that Frank Lewken of Fred
erick street, killed horse and after skin,
ming it cut it up and picked it away in
barrels as he would beef When the of
ficer called on Lewken he found portion
of the horse meat cooking in a pot on the
stove. Lewken is Frenchman and
claimed that he was cooking the meat for
his chickens.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-03-30
He Was Bound to Die.

NEwTowE, L. l., March 2S.-George
Riley, granite polisher, stabbed himself
with a pair of scissors near the heart and
then cut his throat with knife. He also
lighted newspaper lying near him. When
the fire was extinguished RiIey's dead body
was found lying on the floor. He was 46
years old and has wife and children liv-
ing in Utica, N Y.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-03-30
Victim of Practical Jokers. -

CHICAGO, March 2S.--William Shaugh-
messy, who arrived in Chicago two weeks
ago from Ireland, made novel plea when
arraigned in court for nearly killing De-
tective Slogan. Shaughnessy claimed TO
have been told by friends that all men in
Chicago wearing large black hats were
robbers, and as Slogan answered to the
description he dealt with him accordingly.
He was released
The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-03-30

HALLowELL, Me-, March %. - Ricardo
Gonzalez innocently put to death his two
children, Sibira, aged 2, and Pilan, aged
by administ ering to them oil of chenapo..
dunn as medicine, not knowing its effects
They died later in the evening. When the
father realized what be had done he be-
came insane and attempted suicide.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-03-30
Saws She Was Disaouointed.

CHICAGO, March 28-Mrs Elizabeth Dun
hams side of the story OF the divorce suit
filed by E. w. Dunham. ex-president of
the board of trade, and ex-member of con-
gress, as outlined by her lawyer is that
Congressman Dunham obtained his wife
on false pretenses. 1t is represented that
he said he was worth 81, 600 and be