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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13
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Barter Srrsn sesrdnb Sn Mobr Smann Mbs gm D Gtrha
5r gp ena SOn 5rani SObn Dsrne Spb Ssder aOn SoOs
SaiOb Saus SObn Dasner auh emon Sn& smOn Sn sn Or
Ser. So 2ouis 5r Warn Sab 2umturs, Sobn Srn Snr
atner. Seinr aod 8ar Steer m Sbob Sahion GbD ebes
Msbea ~ unb 8m5sn bfB bic a 2o S24o0 nemd $1,000
au Der ganf pn $1,000 MsE uusebn s4oo saI
aosennuentar p6ns 2nfnssb 1T s5 eertetsras
zines Wtsebes $780, bsm Iobe Der 5rau Mslbs s25.
Die 5reisrab aose o 2ss g. o. S. ipder sssnb
te ue bren Sit benz niraIen SaSbl Sbre 9ammunsen
est ubans Saae at bic aose ent f4 6b6n ebsns
erfrsuen.
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Ser ~Sbea"
Writer.

$40 faufen ben Sbea xppe Writer
init rs Gbaratteren. uno SIS fur ben eius
faben Cbel, mt Der @aranie. before
arbeit 5u tbun, u,e iraeno cine Mafdine.
Sie urrbinoet Ginfahbsit nit 0auerbaftia
feit, edne0latsit reidnsfeii Der Operation
uno bali lau9er obne 6eparatur aus. ole IT
gsno elne anoere Maidlne Ssin 8arbenbanf
rtort ben Operateur. Sie III bibid. iompati
nldel.pIaitirr, perfect uno al GrIorberniifel
eniprsdeno. @ie eipe 0rudsrprtifs proouSti
lie tin reines. Isisrlides Wanuieript. 8uel
ooer 3ebn GSemplare tonnen auf einmal ge.
na6t weroen. Srseno cine intelligence %er
Jon fam fd gum Spe ateur in 3luei Eager
ausbiloeu. aBir offeriren $1,000 ir9snb
elnem Operateur, Der 10 plsl lelftsn tanu. nj,
ole 0oppelte Soelt.
8uueIIdiiise asenten iuo 8eridufer meroen
uerlan9t uno 6dnoleru ipsjisle 8ortbsile gs.
Jsbsn. Sur Rampblete uno &efsren3sn memo,
mon iid an Odell Type Writer Co.,
i6S-364 Dearborn 81. gpleago, 50
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(Gar bas nSuanOn De&snbat'.)
Oeutfte 2p8en nnb 0efeIlfbaften.
Der Scranton @ratIj gereiu

wurbe M6 1859 ben na&snbsn edmen ssnbet eimn
5uber Mn 8opF. Sbann NbpanoIp Nnbs d uoopb 8dn Or
s. g. ammann Sni& 5rep SObann 8aiter aer bann
Dos ere Def Snfoporiune 0ns nuar 1872
Rr g. Dana
Wssben unteine NeIdor 8wub, emon Subsr S. 50 9pe,
Gbrf Subsr @ubOp Gni @belm bdI Rsnbart @f 3pF
Anol gsp Sobn abpanap anoreas Nds bn @pps ron Me
5Otn 8Iatt n tOb gBf Sbon aub ebf Sruiss SaOb Sung
Medior Bergen. Charles s. speis.
Die s Nsisbab bs gersns 1T 100 unb Der @eb Der 8apan
das $4,000 8wsd bs gerenS 1T nnfdsuns Mts unb be-
Oasm aaneuten beueben wie 9Fs fdmer glotnasS
Der 8en ssbSrt bsmlben
5terbefafe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13

Serr GiieIe, bsRen atpsiter Amtstsr.
min am l. gpril 1893 au gnbe eebt.
mar Elm duberit sstpiRenbafter 8eamtsr,
Dem bic Steuersubler bon Scranion be
oeutenoe @riparnlfie perbantsn. Das
lint 1T bas peraninortlidfs in bei
Stabt unb follte nur in ben Sdnben
sines tidtisen @siddftsmannes fein
Wu boffen. baB bic BGreer bel ber be.
ooritebenpen Wabl oieien umitanb nidi
auber Mdt la7en, iOnit mlbtsn iie f6pe,
oafdr buben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13
8 o 8 mannsr Orbsm.

Ser p gas Stamm Io l4O s. D. Of g. d. murbe sesdnbe II
Sanuar 1871 unb bic inb bic 2eopb Sdmp GbaS
Rsu @Oswn aep. GarS Gbburbt g8m ub 9bsobOr Fnr
Dos ermban bes SammeS bru Oobe 1891 s22l040 bic @
isbeb 07Ds 9eammunssn noen in dbunS Sae ieteu 9nus
abenb hat.
Inter gamsn Gbsusr Osnirs f& ananss
Sabre Elm bem anben Hbmann ameebSrenoer Stamm
oerisIbs idon Sabrn pisbs auselSf
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aanfalidbes gdrbeu Der elumem.

Ibsef6nittene 8lumen tpsrbCn am be.
ten IN folseno,r Weiie eefdrbt: @rdn
mittsllt Sdursardn (NutliumiaIs); roth
mlttslit Goiiu. f3Iibn unb SuIpbOfu6liu
blau mlttelit Der blauen 0srbinouns be-,
Observation-Disclosures; eelt
mittslit Natriumpifrat. Dur4 Niidsn
Der 9biunssn oieier Sarbitoifs in Der.
i@isbenen 8etbdItniiien Iaien Fb per.
i4lsesne 5arbsnabitufanssn bsritsasn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13

@esen trodenen. ansreifenben Suiten.
bei bem beionoers Der idwerl6slid,
SdIsim 8sibwerben peruriadt, brinsl
oft bas @inatbmen Der Ddmpfe BON bet
Bsm Waf T. in ipeldem etDas 2odiaIl
aufsel6it 1T, erobe @rlsidtsruns. Dis
Nuantltdt oes Salwuiabes ourf nu,
itwad iein. ionit brinet iis Der grfabr'
uns semdb leidt GonseitiOnsn na4 Del
Sunse berpor. Gin balber IbeelDffsl
pol auf Elm 2itsr Baiisr ssndst poIl.
fommen.
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SoIsenbss 8esspt sur gntfernuns bon

SoIsenbes &esept aur gntfernuns bon
8un,eln i'm @eiidt 1T bem ,,Scieniifie
american" eninommen unb piro mans
den unierer 2eierinnen bon SniereH,
i,in: Wan nebme sleide 2bsile Bob,
mems uno @srtenmsbl unb mif6e eS nit
einsm rOben 81. Wenn bieie Diais boil,
ltdnois bart unb trodeu 1T. mable iie su
elnem felnen 8uIper unb ,iibre bies mil
Acknowledgment Ials unb Sonis Su elmer
Sable on. Gin bider @nltri6 bieie,
Sable iiber Nadt entfernt aae &un3 In
uno ma6t bic Saut 10 aart, ipie bic zines
iunsen 8inoss.
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@eiferu Cre6eb 8eef.

auber ben Bwei earlaounsen ,ussri&ta. .
5Ieiid. oas mir Wontaa uno 0onnsrftas ct.
9aIten. empfangen mir tdslt friid seiGlah
tetes 5leiid uom eanoe, friihe unb Solf.Gier.
Butter. Sdfe uno 9auoprooutte ibsrbaupt
Rir baben ferner einen 8orratb Der better
Bologna Wurit. friide uno ssfaI3ene SduI'
tern 8ippen. ebuds. Wunoftiide etc. Infer,
BoIosnalpurit ibertrifft ale anbere.
Dale & 60.
Ais Yrro ahte Strrbe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13

= Cine Sibuns bss Select Councils
unb cine semsini6afllide Slsune beiDs,
3wsise bes Staoiratbes iOate Bonner.
itas Mbeno absebalten tperosn; es ware
ieood ni6tS barauS, tenn pom Common
Council batten iid nur sebn, unb pom
Select Council gar nur brei WitsIiebst
sinesfunpsn. p,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13
6eiebdfts. .Mnjei8er.

Bud, uns Meeicsn,sSrusfer.
Greo. WasneL TrHdaEbsit jetr gri,
in eneliiter unp peutibsr Spra6s, 81 eada-
panna apenue, ssseniitsr esm cin sy Stprs.
GisarrsmSabrifant.
u. W o I d M ar n, bic tslistien ,,slIfpnfp"
une ,.8ia Rins" Giaarrsn aue SOrisn Ia.
baf une &auhe,artfsl, 5t1 eadapanna @pe.
@roesriss uns propiiIonsn.
9s6tolb, 8ranepp & Co., Grad.
fulssr BON 9earls & Steel), 1i6 penn @pt.
ShlGaer unb Seal, "a yadapanna
aus. bas bribmts Nbite SpUnss Wsbl.
8rsb. 5 gBibmaytE DslifatslTsn,
$50 eadawanna Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13

9illi6le 8c1hpuben bcfunbsn cine Srdabeft
be5 Musl@ebunae sSreons beS menfhliden
86rpcr6, Der 2eber, unp llnre9elnl6biofeit in
ben Gunftionei her pcrf6icbsncn sur 8srarbsi>
tuna Der ousacionberten Gliiiisfeit bsimmieu
Sreane. @ennein llebcrfuh Spn Gale int Dilute
suriifbleibt +, iretcn biIIi6Ie 9efa.pertsn auf,
pelte fi6 bur@ osl6lifes 9tufehen bcr Saut
Y. I. 10. on,eiaen. slls Elm Mlttel esecn tisies
9etoen iinb Or. @uduit &6ni0'e .Sambrrser
Sropfen aufS @6rmite ,u empfebten. Sdon
mad, ben er1en Ooien ipirb Der @rpetit ,uriG>
f.bren, bic WnttiNfcit ipirb serldpinben nnb
ntuer 2sbenemutb wieberfebren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13
Gagen 6leebcrg,

no. 23l Reun ~ penus,
Smporteur uno Gambler in
HorSellan. II. Srrenpaaren
Gampsn. &lppladed anc MrfI ruoareu.
xifbs une SOtelnaaren
cine Spe3iaIiidt
gIegantes 9aser. - 8illisite 8reiis.
@rapirsn auf @Ins nod 8ef elluna
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13

Stabt. Gontroaeur GifeIe bat ioeben
isinsn idbrliden 5inunaberidt Uerbhsnt.
Ildt uno mir entnsbmen bsmislben bic
iolssnben 3abIen. ipslhe bic ginnabmen
unb NuSsaben Der Staot Scranton fur
ooS Nehnunasiabr 1892 aeben:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-01-13

Oas einfadte WtitieI gum @aHsrs
cidtmoden bon Sdubmerf 1T cine Muf.
I6iuns BON befem. ipel6em Baraffn in
Bsn3in, tpsl6e alien Mnforoerunsen sss
nlst. Das paraffin ipiro fein ssidnit.
ten, in cine balb nit 8en;in eefdllts
5Iaide seiporfen. bieie Bitter umseibIt.
telt unb bic seiattiste 26iuna nit einem
Daarpiniel oeer elmer tpeihen 8iirits
aufsstrasen. Das 8ensin perountsl
itnea unb ldbt ba8 Paraffiu in ben
porsn auriid, 70 bab man in Der Restl
nit elmer einsisen rleberitreiduns oas
Oberleoer iatiist, ipdbrenb Die Ndbte in
ben Sueen awiihen Soble uno Oberlebti
nod Defenders iOrefdltis Iberpinielt pers
Den miHsn. Nab benz 8erbunten bes
8en3ins. tpesen beH.n Seuersefdbrlidfeil
ielbtreoenb bic Bebanoluns fern BON
;Seuer unb Wdrmsqusaen por3uuebmsn
1T, bleibt nur baS on uno fiir iib peite
paraffin aurGd unb madt bas Geoer ela'
it,i9 unb biesiam, Dor alien aber pDals
paifsroiGt, au9 nebmen bic Sdubs balp
pisoer Shwdrse oper Wi6ie an. grf
nad ldnserer 8enibunS madt ii6 cine
abermalise 8ebanolunS nit Yarafn.
Diuns aur @rbaltuns Der Waferoi4ns.
fslt nDibia.
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&ans nnb Spf.
baIte Orbnuna In allen Dinaeu.


Die Orbnuns it cine quite Sparerin
in Der 8a&e, in Der Glsibuns. i'm Wdi6es
idranf. Wenn i'm Serbit bic Sommers
tleioer fur ben Winter iauber tpessepadt.
i'm Srdblins bic 8eI3e unb DinteriaGen
sessn ibre Seinoe orbentIi6 ssiddbt wsr,
oen. 70 miro bas nnse3isfsr menis S1a.
Den anribten. Wenn bic @di6e re6t.
ssiiis aussebsneri. Gleiber na6 Der 8es
nubuns orpentIi& ssrsinist peroen. tpers
ben iie Idnser erbalten unb anitdnbissi
ausisben. als bel nabldiiiser Y,bano.
lung. @enn ale Rsts in Der Rude in
oaS AbfaafaB tpanoeru, sleidpiel, OBJ Il.
permencbar iino ooer n9t, piro bas
WirtbfdafteseIn tpobI feinsn Sparsro.
iden fur unpOrbereeiebene Sale abper.
fen. Sebr piel fommt eS auf rihiiss
3eiteintbeilun8 an; ieber Gag iout,
planmdBis nit Nrbsiten bsiebt isiu, bod
lmmetbn 10, baB sur grboluns unb su,
Bswesuns i'm Sreien turd sinen Spa.
3ersans senaseno 3sit bIeibt. um is'
oeS Ding i'm Saus on einen sdns be.
huhhhSh Ptup 81 Apuhs puutb uipt pue
SUDDEN bana4 bel selssentltdem 81.
brau4 bic sanse Samilie in 8smesuns
isbe. Msnn mir i'm Winter auf einem
BiIberrabmen SIiesenitmub uno i'm
5ommer auf ben Gblriimien 8oblsnitaut
isben. 70 i6nnen mir nit Sldsrbeit an,
nebmen. baB bic Oronuns ,br Nei6 in bem
bstreienoen Saus niht aufsei6Iaeen bat.
Yir f6onen Samllien beobadtsn, bic bsl
slsidem ginfommen I'M, bel fat sIelder
Berionensabl bod in san3 peridleoensn
8srbdlinlGsn Isben. Die eins Isbt aus
DER Sano in ben Muno, fommt bel Der
serineiten 8eridledteruns bes @intom.
mems in eins traurise Sage bic anbers
1T sesen etmaise nnslldsfdue sei4dbt.
oa ble orbsntl,den SauSbdlter fiir ols
Belt Der Notb aeior3t baben. nnb biss
~ tbuu. 1T PHldt ieber Wutter. ieosr
frau. @ute 3eiten uno srobe @Infiinfle
iollten unS nidt 10 fiber unp ibermaibis
MAIDEN. bub mir ni6t itets aud in alien
8leiniDfeiten itrense Oronuns balten.
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Nnr Sie beaen @aaren 3n ben
aaetbillisiten Yrsiien.

30. 242 Mbams Mnenne.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, Washington October 81 lsq3-
The Commissioners OF the District of Columbia
have received from Congress the following bills
with request for their views as TO the propri,ty
OF enactinS them. They will hold special sessions
to hear statements Of parties interested the
dates hereinafter stated: TUESDAY, October 81
1888. at O'Clock pm. ii. Il. bill 42OI. "A
Dill to regulate and suppress the production and
emission Of smoke from bituminous coal and TO
provide penalties for the viola tion thereof within
the city OF Washington" WEDNESDAY, Noyeu-
her ]. 1898. at O'Clock pm, II. X. hin also,
"A bill to protect the owners Of bottles and
cine and other articles in the District Of Column
ba.' J. W. ROSS. NJ. NJ PARKER, G. L.
POWELL. Commissioners u. c. 1t
OFFICE OF THE CONN ISSIoNERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington ID. G, Oct
81. lS93.-To all whom IL may concern: II having
been represented To the commissioners OF the
District Of Columbia that the following named
work Is necessary for the public health, safety
comfort, under public act No. 10. approved
August 6, 1880, and requests having been made
that the work In question be ordered under the
be assessed against abuttng property, the Com
missoners hereby give notice that they will
receive objections to said work from all parties
interested until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, No
vEMBER SECOND. 1888. Said objections should
lie submitted in writing. Laying sewers, as In
dicated plats in the Office OF the Engineer
Commissioner. u. g, In eastern end of alley,
extended and P,ney Branch road: on east side
OF Monroe street. Anacostia. between Harrison
street and the line OF the Alexandria branch Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. j. W. ROSS
n. n. PARKER, c. 3. POWELL, Commissioners
D. c. oc2Sst
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT
NORTHWEST.

NUN II w rAS L.
Upper pit 14l6 14th
st, Or. .............$N
34 F st, 11r. 40
&03 Q ct, Or. ST
1422 33d st, Or. .35. so
1927 Fla ave, Sr. .35
1924 SD st, Tor. IS
1000 Sth st. 7r. IS
ATS NJ st, 7r. as
ID floor 4O7 10th st.3r. 80
Upper pit 140S p st, 7r. 80
Upper pit 1901 r st,
81. ...........So.oO
42S P st, 7r. .25. 80
1926 Sth st, Or. .....25.3 5
Upper pit 141O p st, 7r. Is
B houses on Sth st ext,
14s4h Q st, ST.. rs
1913 I'd st, Or. 20. 30
BIB n Cap st, Or. 20. 80
Upper part 1913 sth
st. Or. 20
1874 eth st road. Sr. 20
Sl2 p st, Or. 10
ll25 10Th st. 7r......20
202 11th st. 7r. 30
932h Fla ave, Or. Is, 80
40 NJ st, Sr. rs
O31 18th st, Or. 1880
l29 LIST st, 5r. 1880
Q Champlain ave, 5r. rs
IOO6 \ ] ave, Or. .14.3I
1919 Sherman ave,
OF 80. .1S.CO
The above is only a p,
my books. For full list
issued on the 1st and 15t
Oc27 7
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SAL4E-BY OwNER-A NEW SIX-RoON
mouse noese s a. MI i32s Emerson St me-; s2,75o; So
ing on 18th st. near ST. at a bargain; eas,
terms. THOS. J. CLARK sos 18th St ne 26-3t;
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prtion of the property on
call at office for bulletin
h.
HOS. E. WAGGAMAN.
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FOR HOUSB-
NORTHWEST.
Ala ls4s NIX

FOR SnnI,, NOISES Is;Se Sd s':th, ,r, 500
Alley bet 9th ana b b. rooms
IN I rooms. $500 eaee soUfiiEisr. i''00
ISL and 1873 Pierce ilIs-i3 and 1lI7 "
s!os st, b h, n -. s2 Z, and ga D St n -.
ooo4 N st. III. 5r. $50 eaaii st. m. 5r 5000
l2lei22e Madison srs St, en- m Or 200
Isl and 4Ss Ridge sas ;osh E 1S g.
3 houses o; ss on sherman 0 i3.s: la.7 and Is4s
Idas sed ST. ST.. Ir :, s "a st, +. 5r 1000
a%a and pos 81 al ,oo h'P so azr vi 4 500
els Marion alley, N .ss and 81 sas St. IT. $50
,is to iaa risr;e st $50 =. rsG m a.; ss soS
90. h, .1 Ss' issa q co s!2 and s44 NJ st.
sley.f h; roomsI. 500 $50 list st. h. sr. f.sSS
iTT 10 q. II. Goth ST. ooo Alley.4 IA and 9Th.
b h. er each. :. iao ' sr each. noftes a. ON
my soo sso'' ro. G gn portion Of the
oc2o I. E. wAGGAMAx.
FOX SA.E-WEII. BUILT WE'LL ARRANGED
cellar; large closets: conyencnt desirable iors
o mnn; near \. n. ave- and Washington Circle:
80 It. alley: There is no better opportunity 10 10
. nuS aaesirahe home Price and terms most
"a l4th st. NV oc19-tf
FOR sALE-LoOK AT THIS CAREFIIIy-Ioo,
St NV; elegant new house: stone front:
hard wood: hot water heat; every convenience:
not built by contract. hut by DAVIS labor n.
CENTRAL LOCATION makes this very desirable:
is rooms; price, $4,000.
ocl2-lm JOHN o. JOHNSON & CO.. e,7 F st.
FOR SALE 434. 43e 9TH ST y. 1.-TWO PAR
ticularly handsome, solidy built 7-room bay win
dow pressed bricks 10 feet from: built with or
ira care: all modern improvements; abundant
closet room: bright. dry, coy. convenient; terms
easy. Inquire Of owner. WILLIAM MAYSE bia
yin 81. NV scl5-2m
FOR SAIE-ONE RI,OWN- STOZI. Avn ,,prSS1,,,
brick houses: 10 rooms, beautiful cabinet maptels
with elaborate plate glass trimmings; parlors
and reception hall finished in Moorish design:
tiled bath room and vestibule. electric bell.
speaking tubes. electric gas lighting. large yard
steam heat and granolithic sidewalks VERY a..
efrable for high government officials or Congress-
men Fashionable neighborhood west OF l4th n
se2-3m OWNER, Room 8. 1901 Penn ave
FOR SALE-NEw EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE WITH
cellar, all mod. imps. 1906 Goth ST NV: two
blocks from two lines Of cars. Apply to Ed u
HANNAH. ST. 11th 81. NV aua-tf
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FOR SALE
NORTHWEST DWELLINGS,
PRICE ONLY $1,000.
Houses 2002 and 201O 18th st. NV: 3-story
and basement 10 and tiled bath; hard
wood finish: terms
WESCOTT, WILCOX HIESTON.
1907 Pa and 9th and La. ave.
Houses open for inspection. oc2S-2t
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

ARTHUR W. ROBSON.
GlS 18th St n Te1crhon~ 166a.
Steamship. Passenger and Tourist Agent.
Tickets TO Europe By all hnes.
Drafts in sums TO suit.
FOREIGN ExpresA sAuol Custom Hopse ReoeuP
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In NV, 2Or. $50
X Ut mr. 18th NV, 16r. ri
J. st near Is NV, OR. :. IS
Mass av&Scott cir. Ia 35,
r I av mr. CT av, 17r. 3es. 2
] st mr. 18th NV. 15r. 33:3. 3
r ! av mr. Conn av nv.
lor....................%
W ave b l. 1t NV. I8r. 30
Mass ave near 18th at
NV. 1sr. ...............3 70
Connsvnr N at. 15r. 30
X st near 10Th NV. lSr 20
Mass av l. Goth. l5r. %
18th st mr. Scotch. 1Sr. 25
Mass ave near Scott
Circle. 13r .......... %
NJ st near 18th NV.
1ar. .2OS. z
Goth and F st. NV, i4r 20
X ! Az near 18th at NV.
1765 psf. iir ..........II,
n y cor n H ave and
Corcoran st. 13r. t66. q
18Th st near NJ NV. 1lr.l5'
2lst and o sts NV, lOr.. liz
211 y Can st. cor. -. Is
nnGs1na a. 70 -
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1913 r st NV. 12r,


unfur ...........1,OO0
i2S Sth st NV, 12r. IS. 10
500 La ave NV, 3r. IS
1914 n Y ave NV. 12r 80
1915 T st NV, IT. .S5
817 I'D st NV, Sr. IN
1897 and 80 B st ne.
tr .......... 10
917 9th st ne, Or. III
GIL / st ne, Or. .. .16. 30
622 and "a Md ave
sw, Or ............17
800 and IL NJ st sw.
1r ...............16.6O
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121 Pierce st NV. Or. rs
623 c st sw, Or. :. rs. 30
101 Va ave Sc, 7r. IL
1923 L st NV, Or. ~
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Yard place. 1850
4 Champlain ave NV,
5r .................1 10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28

FOR SALE-OR RENTAL LAKELAND. MD. b.
and o. RI, miles ont fare. ga cents -.
Ar. house, 81 .OO0-S1O cash. $40 per mo. Rent. Sc
Or. house. 81 .sOO-$lS cash, SIS per mo. Rent, 81
sr house, s.. SIS cash. 50 per mo. Rent. 81.
1or. house. 81 0a-S40 cash. Si0 per mo. Rent, S2s
EDWIN A. NEWMAN, Owner, Iakcland.o or Tel 1918.
oc24
FOR SALE SEVERAL TEN-ACRE TRACTS, ON 4
good avenue, and within few minutes drive
Of the city.
PRICE, 500 PER ACRE. For location and par
ticuars apply to
ELLERSON & wEMPLE
oc7-1m GIT 14th st.
BROOKLAND PROPER AND VICINITY - SOME
special bargains also houses for sale. For facts
and prices call on GRACE VI. THOMAS,
oc12-1D 100 CorcOran bldg.
WE CAN SELL CHEAP. on ELECTRIC ROAD. AT
Brightwood. from ) to IS Of land: fine for
subdivision. GALEN F. GREEN, 1343 ST.,
c. {. LANCASTER. 1913 F st. se2S1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-A FARM. AND A BARGAIN, CON
tanning lo5 acres in two tracts: Of IS. i'm
proved by a 10-room dwelling; beautifully To-
on three roads; variety OF fruit: excellent coll;
churches stores school and post once conven-
lent. This with twenty in wood. situated
an estate at the low figure OF $500. For fur
ther Information call on WALSHE SCHWARTZ.
rs Pa. ave. NV. oc2su2&s Ste
Fo9 SALE-vHLAGE HOMES N ROCKVILLE
country seats. farms of all sizes, and timber
lands at reduced prices and on easy terms
oc2s-st COOKE ID. LUCKETT. Rockville, Nd
FOR SAIIE-OR EXCHANGE CITY PROP
erty. if4-arre farm: six miles above GEORGETOWN:
small dwelling; large barn: well fenced: land ali
cleared Price, $500. JOHN STEPHEN, $40
9Th st. NV. lie
FOR SALE-l43 ACRES. PRINCE GEORGES
county, Md: good house: rooms. cellar with
hack building Of two rooms and attic: barn. corn
house. large tobacco barn and other outbuildims;
fair fences: elegant water fsprngsD and plenty Of
IT; soil soft and good: Is acres In timber; apple,
peach and pear orchard: about 800 trees; store,
post Office. railroad station. school and black.
smith shop within half mile: land gently rolling;
JOHN STEPHEN.
it, $40 eth q.
FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE Farm OF $50 ACRES;
o. mi. from warrenton Va: good outbudings
and facilities for raising $500 broilers yearly
and accommodations for 900 hens. For rarticn-
lars address Z. W. ALLEN. Box z. warrenton,
Va. oc23 i1ts
The herald., 1893-09-26
A MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
ST. JOSEPH, MO-, VISITED BY A
CONFEDERATION.
Some OF the Best Buslness Property in
tho City Destroyed-Firemen Un-
able to Cope With the Flames
for Lack of Water.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. 25.-St. Joseph
experienced million-dollar con6agra-
tion today. The cause OF the fire was
the stub of lighted cigarette thrown
carelessly on the floor of store room on
TIE fifth floor OF the big department
store OF Townsend, Wyatt 4 Emery.
The fire department could have put out
the FIRE but for the failure of the water
works pumps to give pressure sufficient
TO forca water to the required height.
The fames had got beyond the point
where chemical apparatus might have
been of use. When the fifth
floor fell it became apparent that the
building was doomed, and the firemen
then directed their efforts to an attempt
to confine tho fire to the building.
Handicapped by the inefficient water
supply, they were unsuccessful. The
Townsend x Wyatt building became a
roaring furnace and the flames leaping
q hundred feet into the air soon at
tackled the Commercial bank building.
Almost simultaneously the flames
Jumped across the street the Carbery
and France blocks. Then it was appar-
ent that the whole block was doomed,
and the fear became general that the
entire business portion of the city would
be swept away. The roofs Of the Carbery
and Frame buildings were burning
when water begon to come. The depart
ment stopped the progress OF the flames
north at the German-American bank,
south in the Carbery block and west at
the building occupied by Ransom, Gar
ret & Brewster, Wholesale dealers.
From the Wyatt, Townsend &
Emery building the flames leaped to the
building occupied by Ranger & Shoup,
crockery dealers, which quickly sue
cumbed. Then followed the building of
S. U. Allen e Co., Wholesale grocers.
and in quick succession hotel and sew.
eral email buildings occupied by small
tradesmen were consumed. 1t was
O'Clock before the fire was under control.
The confagration had been under way
6 houre. AT 6 O'Clock the fire was still
burning fiefcely in the hotels.
The burned district is bounded by
Felix and Edmond, Sixth and Seventh
streets, and the south half of the block
between Edmond and st. Charles. Sixth
and SEVENTH
Allen Laird and Oliver Knapp, fire.
men, fell from ladder into a burning
building and both were badly burnt.
Fire Chief Kane was badly burned and
young man named Hunter fell two
stories into q cellar and had two ribs
broken. Calvin Wyatt was struck by
flying bricks and was seriously injured.