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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

trouble; he is all sound.
Some Georgia Nuggets.-All the good
men are not in the cemetery-but
they're living mighty convenient to It,
Some cast bread upon the waters
only to hook the fish that nibble at It,.
"All the worlds a stage" and some
men are trying to see who can play the
devil best.
God once made a world for one man;
but instead of being grateful, the man
went to growing because he couldn't
go visiting.
There's a peck of happiness to every
pint Of misery in this world, but some
folks are in the retail business and find
the pint measure handler.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

All the patent mecscInes advertised In
this paper, together with the choicest
perfumery, and toilet articles ETC.. can
be bought at the lowest prices at J. w.
Conn's drug store, opposite Occident hotel,
Astoria
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

Parties visiting in Portland can get The
Daily Astorlan at Handley Haas news
stand l50 First street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

Don't stew your fruits over a hot
stove. Preserve them without cooking.
FoNrd q Stokes will tell you how.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06
NoTTCEl

Use Zinfandel wine intead OF coffee or
tea. 30 cents per gallon. Don't forSet
Peach and apricot brandy, also French
Cngnac and wine at Alex. Gllberts.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

Your fruits will not ferment II you
use Antifermentine. For sale by Foard
Il Stokes.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

l.. T.. Fisher. newspaper advertising
agent, q Merchants Exchange. San Fran
cisco, is our authorized agent This paper
is kept on file at his office.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

Free at Crows gallery, n life-size
crayon with every dozen cabinets or
dered. offef good for 50 days.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

The lady and the tiger, Bishop Gull
lem-Yes, it is good work, and
trust you believe in maintaining for
eign missions.
Indeed l do" Why papa sees Mr..
Cleveland every day about oner-
Life.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

Del Ferguson. general job printer,
Astorian building. upstairs. First
class work at reasonable rates.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

Western Churchman-That's tn
trouble; he Is all sound.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-07-06

In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County Of Clatsop.
A. Leberman, Plaintiff. VS.. H. M.
Spencer, and +. e. Habersham, De-
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ASTORIA TO SAN FRANCISCO

, Columbia Wednesday june :.
state SUNDAY June II.
Oregon Thursday June ID.
Columbia Monday June -.
state Friday June %.
Oregon Tuesday June 27,
COlumbia saturday July /.
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HYDROGRAPHIC CHARTS.
Showing Islands in Both Oceans and the
Governments They Belong To.

Showing Islands in Both Oceans and the
Governments They Belong To.
The photographic office, at the instance Of
the State Department. has prepared a chart Of
the Pacific and Atlantic oceans with al their
islands and surrounding territory. Itpossesses
unusual interest at this time because it shows
in detail the islands near the United States that
either belong to foreign governments or over
which they have protectorates. In the West
Indies England has the larger number by far
than any other country, beginning with the
Bermudas and the bahamas of the Florida
coast. She has islands well off the Chilean
coast and others near the Paumotu group, be-
longing to France. Near by are the Cook
islands to the number Of thirty or forty.
Her latest acquisition are the Gardner and
Danger Islands, which she seized last year.
She took the Gilbert Islands in 1883, an
other large island called Ellice the same year.
and any number of smaller ones. In 1883
she annexed several bits OF land near the
Fiji Islands, and the next year some islands
near Samoa, which is practically surrounded
by her territory. Three or four hun
dred miles due west Of Hawaii she has two
more islands, Johnston Island and Coral Island
From the chart il can be seen that England has
gradually encroached toward the United States
in the Pacific, the only other islands on the way
she has not taken being the Hawaiian group.
France, on the other hand, has gone toward
Chinn by taking in the Loyalty Islands and q
little one called IVAN, not far from Samoa
Germany has hung on 10 the Marshall and
Admiralty Islands. The United States is shown
by the chart 10 have no outlying possessions
except the Aleutian Islands in Boring sea and
Midway Islands, north OF Hawaii
Copies Of the chart we're sent to the Senate
Yesterday with the. Presidens's Hawaiian
message.
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Strikes-Whiteside 10; Stone, z; Thompson,
8; Birney, 8.
Spares Whiteside. %; Stone, &c; Thompson,
-; Birney, 20.
Breaks -Whiteside, IS; Stone, II; Thompson,
%; Rirney, ~.
Umpire and scorer-Wm. NJ. Dove.
With tonights bowling the tenpip,tournament
will come to u close. and as each Of the "Pig
Six will stoutly defend the title as well as
make an effort to fatten his respective indi-
vidual averages. there will be a fine exhibition
of bowling and no doubt large number Of
lookers-on.
The bowlers of the club are favorably i'm
pressed with the idea of having team bowling
among themselves. 1t is proposed to divide
the bowlers into four teams Of five men each,
each team to play five games. The captains Of
the respective teams will be Walker. Dove,
Cross and Jones. 1t is proposed to play the
games in March.
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

,.. w Schedule in effect November -. 1sa,:
r.. c,,.. avenue and G street
pres. trains II. 20 q. M. 8. l. p m. daily.
bpled III Limited g. EXPRESS s5 m daily, ~
For Ls1inxton and staun.on, 10. 4os;m.
For Lurav. Natural Bridge, Roanoke, Knoxville.
ChsttaDooqs and Memphis. 8. As m. IL 10 p m
For Lursy. 3 20 D. M daily.
Is 90 As minntesi. TsG 90 70 20 10 CO. IS min.
i II =. "a f M 70 s 81 a.
70 30 rs 90. As minutes) xS o.. 30. ~ 30 90 90
81 Ti M g. s5o 1 IS g. g. 9? x % e Is
For Ann.SoIis !, and s. 80 M. IL 1, and + .,
For Frederick. ts 45. t1l.3O m. sl15. "a %.
E. sas; sss way pSas. Cd
For Gaithersbnrg and way points, IS 25. 20 90
SnIy,. s 4? ito 4os m 70 s. @ @ S'a',oa'
For phiaasphi. Asa YpEI Boston and the cas-.
bin GS d Di9pg 60 slcsS o. On;
For Phiisdelp his. Wilmington and Chester. BOD
For Bcston % 20 p; m with Pullman puIs. sles,-
via Ponqhkeepse bridge. landing passengers in B. an
NJ: station at Boston.
Except Sunday. Daily; SUNDAY only.
Bageae. called for and checked from hotel. an !
sss 4 o 5Sft S and issi sSss Ss5i
Gen. Manager. tn14l Gen Pass As't
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Argument I'm the Rochdaie Case.

Argument began in the famous Rochdals
case before Judge Cox at IL O'Clock yesterday
and has continued today. II will be remem-
bered tina. the members Of this voluntary CO.
operative society discovered over a year ago
that certain Of their officers and members had
incorporated the society. one, at any rate. Of
. similar name. under Virginia law, and that
they brought suit 10 RESTRAIN them from doing
business under such name or from using the
money and property OF the society. Last
spring preliminary injunction was granted In
compliance with the prayer Of the PLAINTIFF.
and Mr.. Harsha and his associates were re-
quired TO deposit the money and books Of tbs
old Rochdale Society in court. Judge Coz nov hns
heard the lengthy pleadings The position now
of the Virginia society is that Il has right or
desire 10 use the funds or property Of the old
Rochdale Society. Mr.. Worthington, for the
voluntary society. has finished his opening ar
gument and Mr.. Lewis has been speaking for
several hours for the defendants, who are the
Rochdale Co-operative Society. styling them
selves incorporated" bot since the temporary
injunction the "Sational Cooperative Society"
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR The NAVY
Yard. Washington. D. C.-February 2. 1859 -
Sealed proposals. indorsed 'Pr9posas for supplies
February 81 1898" will De received at the bureau %
: :op s. and unit fw 5
TEBRUARY, TWENTY-fIRsI. 1895. and pub.
nish at the Navy Yard. Washington. p. O. ausn,i,y
of files. hardware. betting tool steel tool. sad
upright tubular boiler. and 1T the naval proving
ground Indian Head, Nd. a quantity of pir~. pips
fittings and valves. The articles must conform 90 tho
navy standard and pass the usual naval insps~tiou
Blank proposals will be furnished upon applies,,"a
70 the Navy Yard. Washington. DC. or To the bt
reau The attention of manufacturer and dealers IL
invited Tie bids. all other things being equal 10
cided by lot. The department the right 20
waive defects or TO reject any all bids not deemed
ADVANTAGEOUS TO the government. EDWIN sTEN.
ART, Paymaster General. u. 4. N. fetS2aw3w
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OHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 10, 1872
Trains leave daily from Union Station (B and p.
9Th and b SITS.
handsomest and most complete Solid-Train Services
West from Washington.
200 p m. daily-''Cincinnaa and st. Louis Lin
ited"Isolid vsstibuled newly equipped. electric
lighted train Pullmans finest slee ling cars ashing
ton to Cincinnati. Dining attached at May sville
to serve breakfast Arrives Cncin rati 500 m. In
dianapolfs IL 30 g. st. Louis 7:35 Chicago
6:a5 I'm.
IL ;lOp m. daily-The famous IF. F. ". Lmita1"-
a solid vestibue train with dining and Pullnla
slespsrs for Cincinnati. bexington and louisville.
Lexineton 10 p. Louis willie $50 p. Indian:
apolis II :05 p M; Chrszp I:35a m st Louis 7:4l
poor; m iailv-ESprsss for dordonsviil:. Char;
principal Virginia points; daily. except Sunday. FOE
Puimaa locations and tickets at company's OMEGA
oh and 1421 Penna
IA II. W. FULLER. Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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THE BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
The Contest at the Columbia Club Drawing
to q Close.

The Contest at the Columbia Club Drawing
to Close.
The tenpin tournament of the Columbia Ath-
letic Club is nearing its end. Last night the
third assignment filled the alleys with anxiety
and pins. The anxiety affected those lower on
the list as we'll as those who bowl tonight, for
upon the result depended advancement or drop
ping in some ones total for the entire series.
1t was very apparent early in the evening that
the assignment had a surprise in store for some
one, for the men bowled as they never bowed
before.
Stone very clearly demonstrated that his for
mer work in the tourney was not his best, and
he took advantage of the opportunity the
Segment gave him to move up in the order of
finishing, and his steady bowling was rewarded
with 761 pins as a total. He led the class with
172 for his highest single game, made in his
fifth string He moved up about five pegs,
jumping from eighteenth to thirteenth.
Whiteside got back to his old form and
bowled a strong game. AS will be seen by his
score he rolled a steady game and a careful one,
and he will move up two and possibly four
numbers in his standing. The stesdiness Of
his bowling can best be seen in the score Of
strikes, spares and breaks, he having three of
| one set Of figures and two of another. He led
| the evening. with ten strikes.
Mr.. Birney's work disappointment to
| himself and to his friends, every one Of whom
| hoped he would go up several notches. He was
unfor tunate in having number of bad splits.
| He was evidently not in his best form.
Fred Thompson did not seem to come up to
his standard. He failed to reach higher than 149,
| while in former series he touched 176 and when
| he had rolled the last ball in this tournament
he Immediately went into practice with the
ninepin bowlers, where he will make a good
| record.
| Norman Bestor, who was in the assignment
| for last nights games, did not take his turn.
but will bowl tonight with the big Six, and
| he and Frank Johns will no doubt make it very
| interesting tonight for some of the bowlers in
| this the last assignment of the tournament
| Mr.. Whiteside in addition to the other re-
markable things he did last night made two
very pretty spares. In the second game he had
$40 and in the fifth game 5-S-7.
The scores Of last nights games are as fol-
| lows:
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During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
White-Emma L. stebbins. 40 years; Claud-
ius s. /. Nestle. 4 years.
Colored-Harriet Anderson, "a wears; Davy
Newman. 4 years; Warrington W. Uncles. %
years; Sadie Evans, % years; Bessie Carter, 8
weeks; Catharine Tucker. 81 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES

C,OR SALE
We have been authorized 70 sell that handsome
brown stone and brick; contains rooms bath and
cellar nicely papered and rrsined electric bells and
gas lighting apparatus Thoroughly modern in every
particular. An elegant deep lott location very de-
sirable. Achance seldom offered to yet such q home
at 50 OOO and on your own terms. Call and see US.
l. W. WEED 4 CO.,
ja2Slm 500 18th st. NV.
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FOR BRAIN FAC
Use Horsforl's Acid Phosphate.

DR.. W. II. FISHER. lie Sueur, MIMI, says: 81 md
n very serviceable in nervous debility. sexual
weakness, brain flag. excessive use Of tobacco, a.
. drink in feyers and In some urinary troubles. Il
IL grand good remedy In I'll cases where have
usod T."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-16

James OShea, Wilson Ingram and William
Cannon were instantly killed and several other
miners seriously injured by falling rock at
Mine Is, in Sebastian county, Ark, Tuesday.
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u edmond AND DANvILLE RAILROAD co.
IL +. W. HUIDEKOPER AND REUBEN FOSTER,
RECEIVERS

IL +. W. HU1DEKOPER AND REUBEN FOSTER.
RECEIVERS.
Schedule in effect November %. 1892.
All trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania Passs1-
=. 30 a. m.-Dsily, connects at LvnchburR for all
stations Norfolk and Western railroad and for all
principal points south on all Divisions of Richmond
and Danvtlle System. Pullman Sleeper New YORK
and Washington to Atlanta, connecting thence with
Sleeper to New Orleans via MONTGOMERY and for Mem
Sleeper for Augusta. connects at Manassas for Front
Royel and Strashure daily except Sunday.
}: 43 p.m:-Daily for Warrenton and Charlottesville
and through train for Front Royal and Substantially
10 4, n.m.-Dailv WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN vESTIBULED LIMITED. composed en-
tirely Of Pullman Sleeper Dining. Parlor and smoking
Cars. and to Atlanta (ims IL hours) with Pull
man Sleeper through New York and Washington to
New Orleans via Montgomery and New York and
WASHINGTON to Aiken and Augusta via Columbia,
and Washington e Memphisvia Biz birmingham. DininI
car New York TO MONTGOMERY.
II 90 pm:,psily for all principe, POINTS south on
New York and Washington to Hot Springs via Ashs-
vile. and Washington 70 Atlanta.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington at Q. 10 q M: 435 p m and g 25
2. IN. daily. Returning. arrive WASHINGTON 3. 30
100 ?; m; and 53 m. daily. Train leaving Wash
ifnSton 70 p m; and arriving 6.o3 a. m runs to an
Through trains from the south arrive washinxton
ion. 10. 40 a m. and 8. % p. m. except Sunday.
Tickets Steering Car reservations and information
furnished at Office 1900 Pennsylvania ave. and =.
Passenger Station. Pennsylvania Railroad. Washing
I: s. BROWN General AGENT Passenger Dept
W. A. TURK, General Passenger Agent
W. II. GREEN. General Manager. nl9
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AT THE RIVER FRONT.
AERIgED.

Schooner Nina Tison. Green. Pensacola. 100. oo0
feet OF lumber and 800 OOO laihs Johnson VIM
satt; sloop Wave Grlyson. ChicomuHen cre.k. 40
cords wood, Carter CLARK. schooner Tizzi- Lucy.
Byden creek, Va $50 bushels OYSTER. Schooner Po-
cahontas, Mschodoc. 4oO bushels oy stars scAOoner
Whiting Henderson, ST C.eOrse's leland 400 bushels
oysters Schooner Isaac solomon. CLARK. Georse's.
500 bushels oysters.
SAILED.
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HONE FoR A CABINET OFFICER


This house on Mass. ave- is a veritable
palace and would make elegant home for
cabinet officer wealthy gentleman. Has
wide halls. spacious double parors. large oval
dining room (wen adapted for entertaining
large eompaniesl, has eight handsome bed
rooms and contains every convenience and
comfort known TO modern houses. The beauti-
ful decorating throughout the house done
by HESS Of New York. Has an ample front of
b feet Large and commodious stable in rear
Price. including furniture. s1s 600, uhtch 10
iou.
CARD; Sh,uid the title 10 any property
sod o. US prOue deTsctirs upon examination
at the tIDlS OF sale ire srilI reyana the deposit
ana all expenses incurred in examination
JOHN B. WIGHT. l4lO St. NV. fls
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ANY TINE YOU WANT ANYTHING PRINTED
"A and get In z HgRkY come TO TIE LAW Be
PRINTIN0-ENGRAvIN0. Noted for PINE WORK
r. v. NOoRE. NapaGR mk16
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RAILROADS..
THE GREAT
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUI
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCI

TO THE E3RTG, wEsT kSS SS9fEEHwEssr
STEEL Rails Raj, HAaSifIc CENT S EqEiPMENr
TRAINS Il fSi II & q 5fG1 FRom s
- CORNER S.sI 9Th a. AMP B SIS; AS FOLLOWS;
Pnm a vestbus css. at p M
Say Gssmbaq E1pEsss a, 10 Is dali.
dianapoiis and Dnins Car HARRISBURG !, {
Ps LOUIS psraT h1
e a1a and S'T Td TS Pitt
Louis and Cipsinnati Express lop m. daily. Pa,
Dining Car I%irisSurs st LS%is Wssssrn f EH,
a'y ~. ssRnS H ar
Th rH%.n b SHINES Ga. P.ss S
Gago; Southwestern Express 7.Io p M. daily for
and S3s9g faman sssSas "a,
1 W;Ssshinst9n to st. Louis Sleeping Car Har
E. ni F%ss's ssi g. All;
an hs wh through Sleeper
For Kane. Canandsirua. Rochester and Niagara Fails
For Erie csnsndaisua and Rochester daily for Bu,
falo and Niassra daily except SATURDAY. 10. A.
sasep'Rs Gss snd S.e,.
ssapnr Car fni f tx a Saturday with
For dW,liamspOrt Remove and Elmira at 10 T.
For PAfIAnEfrhIs new Ne Y SsRay A Sh5y THE
$40 Uimited. Dining Car). and IL a. m.
sandas q B. fS Gss sna II b N
Psrior. and Dining Cars, no Coaches,, 90 .. 90.
100 am. l2.15. 23o. 3 Is, 40. 10. 90 and
';CoNGREss-oNAr LIMITED
NewYork, 400 p. m. daily. for Philaielphia week
For PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast express. 7.50a ~ week days. and }. A p. n.
hhG 1r1a.a 3 4, ma :; ooa: m: daily.
For Boston, without chanpe ~ n N, ,raal-
For Brooklyn. Ny, all through trains connect a.
Esrs s; CITY with boats Of Brooklyn Amer sfor1
ferrsee across New York City.
For Atlantic City. IL. 90 a. M 10 L. D. m. week days
and IL 81 p H. every day. Saturdays only, 9:4o
For Baltimore. 800. CPS. 7o5 go. 80. sen
9" PIG 30 81 % T. 90 and H IL -, an FL
On SUNDAY. !. %. o5 81 x g . o. Ir.
= % S fimi.e ID 40 e "a 4o G rs
For po &C. 10 90 40 and ID II Bpm 3d. ,uu
For AnhspoIis. s'a5o, 90 and II 50 a. M and 20
pm daily except Sunday. Sundays. 9. 90 a. N
FOR ALEXANDRIA AND THE SOUTH
f0t noon 100 a g H 4s 81 q!
Az + ii 9a = ID q and j: 20 g On saa-
6f5. 8. % and 10 o. p m. i0''' '''' .
Accommodating for ouantico. 7. As daily; 5.07
For Richmond and the south. T. 30 and 1857 ..m..
and 4. 90 p. m. dsily.
Trains lsaye Aissandri. for WASHINGTON. o.. @
800 IS % 20 4 g. l., o. di 10 md d
9G sgpas s s g. s II 20 Il i Is and
Ticket. and information at the Office northe.s. cor
station where orders can be left for the king
TO ss,aaOn from hotels and
General Manager. I,a7I General Passenger Agent
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

MARYLAND. ST. ,MARY,s CO, CHARLoTTE
$50 for the session beginning Feb. l. 1885 Military
discipline practical instruction in business and
classical courses Beautiful and heathful location ct
the historic Cool Springs" 40 miles from Washing
ton and 90 miles from Baltimore For further infor
nation address @. N. THOMAS. A. M Principal,
Charlo tie Hall school fe15-1m
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The rsme. the Place. the Article.
Row, eyerywhere-old Dominaoa c,earssssa
phoeogr1ph n evsy pockn0A
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FoR SALE-HousEs.
An AR1srocRArrc HOWE.

House No. I'M " 81. n. ,c.
Today we call attention to that beauti-
full house street. 1t Is situated
ahalf square from Conn ave- about
square from Dupont Circle and i. in
close PROXIMITY TO the Church Of the
Covenant The neighborhood as We
need hardly tell You. is one Of the mos:
aristocrstic in the northwest section.
The house itself IL all that can be de-
sired 1t Is handsomely finished in
brosn stone and brick has 10 rooms
bath and cellar. is four rooms deep on
the FIRST two floors and has BACK IS
well as front stairs The interior W
beautifully decorated and papered and
the house IS fitted with every modern
convenience. Lot is 1880 feet to 20
foot alley. $4,000 - the price.
Apply to
cHAs. EARLY.
;os lAsh Q. nv. MA
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ATTORNEYS.

GEORGE W. KERN AND EDWARD L. GIEs.
" Attorneys-at-LAw,
Have removed to Rooms 81. II. 80. wsrer building,
9th and F. Legal business Of every description
transacted. Rates reasonable. fe4-1m'
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON,
~ Attorney-at-LAw.
W:&stSs LIZ BuiiSaaF SOS p q =. w.. wsshinstep.
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EOR SALE-wASH' DANENHOwER,
l. Successor to
Eisenhower Son,
Real Estate and Insurance Broker,
18th and q SITS. NV
FOR OR EVfrHANGE


II will pay you TO look at these properties.
14l4 2Sth ST. n. W. new 3-story and back building
bay-window pressedbrick house; cellar. furnace.
good rooms and hath. stationary uashstznd, range.
front an iron steps being Of the most
plee houses IN the city: will be sold easy monthly
ofsce
$50 = ST. ne lot lsx7O TO lO.oot alley: new =
story and back building window brick house
cellar. furnace, Z good rooms and bath stationary
vashstand; range, crystal chandeliers handsome
paTered stone ss front and iron steps and iron
park fence being OF this most complete houses in
the city will be sold easy monthly payments
price S5. $50; get permit 70 inspect at this ONCE.
ayOB I'd St lot loxS4 TO and side 3foot
alley; new bay-window bricS good rooms and
Office.
500 ID st. lot I6xs4 3O-foot alley new bay
window brick; good rooms and cellar. furnace and
permit TO inspect at this Office
LARGE alley lot in rear Of above lot 81. in square
1871 7 St Nv. sub lot 20. square l3l, 4room
lle and l3l. ia rear Of 100 and 1,F st. NV, two
RocKyTILE PARK. Ma 5'o s new s-room frame
eoitess furnace range. cellar. &c. and large lot
Also several Of the finest lot. in Rockville Park
from sloOto $3.50 each. and money advanced for
CHARLTON HEIGHTS, MD.-Aneu room frame
CLEVELAND HEIGHTS--One of the finest corner
lots IN the subdivision lot . block Z; siz., J0x1l
PIN tH fi fg9, * 81 NO o, m. fines,
subdivision price, $500 each
WASHS EISENHOWER,
Successor to
Danenhover Son,
Real Estate and Insurance Broker.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-16

L'OR SALE-A NUMBER OF NEW 2 AND 3
story dwellings. all l.. desirably located u
on small cash PAYMENTS and easy terms Prices from
g. JOOto $1,000.
je4 t45) gro St NV
L'OR StLE-s6, 500 NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
II NEW TEN-ROON HOUSE; BROWN STONE
FRONT; FINISHED IN NATURAL WOOD; FUR
NACE AND CABINET MANTELS. SMALL CASH
PAYMENT. BALANCE MONTHLY.
fe6-lit CHAS. EARLY. 603 14TH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-16

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