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New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

r,,oro will be a. decidedly original political pa
n,ah, in the With Assembly District. In
i""e ,no,raIIv of Charles s. Adler. who Is the
noio, , ,,'an and Sound Money candidate for the
ip,, &, that district. The original thing about
h'''' h, ~, Co the men OF whom II Will be made up
tiie p n, 10 Tho Original Tenth Ward Athletic
Ihcrc ~inn Mr. Adler IL president: the Ilncoi,
Iiup I,,o ~ and the Empire Athletic cup men M, Mn
the butchers ana hctto no and last but least
sto nmsbcart pedlers who Will nave tn,n oa n ~
With the They will be plen'rmI,,E I,, awn witb them
tre ,nr,zs zion papers TO show that they are
;,,1cns and that their appearance means votes i1
sound The Isview,hhs ing head1uarters Of the
,ncoIn League Mr.. Adler Will be the cnei 9I .. IA
rnvcwing cohorts. and ex-senator iIat,. Tumr Etra
Iauterbach and ex-Police Com'h'ss'o"e' '""'
are expected TO be present
nh. handsome Mckinley and Hobart banner OF
-. whiting Manufacturing Company has beeh
w. T., Eourtb-st and not In Broadway, as pub
lished
,rh. committee OF the italian business men OF the
xyxJIId Assembly District invites ctizehs'
rha,her Italians or not. and organizations 10
,ake part In the parade and mass-meet'ns OF .ne
pohert T. Wright Republican Club TO oe held This
.,,ar,nr Citizens and organizations desiring 70
Tn ne ~ are requested to report to John Thomas'
tahs span ~ the headquarters Of the italian pivi.
sion No 4is East One hundred tweIi1'S veil ha IA
m to;day 1a ay;.,, The R1s.r mPssi'e'"' Park, WIZ "
Thar. wss swung yesterday afternoon. from tho
po,. and Wilson buildings in Abingdon square, an
American nag 2Sx4o feet in sse. made OUT OF Amer.
,.., hunting with the names OF Mckiniey sn S.Io
aohart ana sound Money" the cause th~y repre-
sent. upon II
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
TROTTERS AT LOW PRICES.

A Wall Street man who attended the annual sale
OF trotting stock at John II. Shultss Parkvie Farm
yesterday described the condition OF the market as
active out weak" There was large crowd IN
attendance at the training barn. where the sale
took place. The prices were lower than ever known
for the same class OF stock In New-York or the
fftyodd trotters young and old. that passed under
the hammer Of the auctoneer Peter c. Kellogg. less
than half the number sold for $l00 or more each
Among the animals offered was the brown mare
Sudie d., with record of 2:35s4. made as yearling
In 1857 This performance was a champion record
when made, and Mr. Shuts paid s. 900 for ,he mare
soon afierward. When offered yesterday she was
knocked down for s00 to IIildebrand Brothers, or
Brooklyn. Jean wilkes 2:2iia, we-bred daughter
Of Guy Wilkes. 2:l54. fetched the best price OF any
thing In the Parkvie Farm lot James Mct'lenahan
paying $3.50 for her Her weanling nly by Stranger.
the of Goldsmith Maid. 2:li, was knocked down
to the same buyer for $50.
In addition to the Parkve Farm consignment.
about thirty horses belonging to Colonel EdWard
Morrell. Of Philadelphia: William NJ tialsted, OF
Ncw-York. and other owners were disposed OIL
The we'll known trottng mare Corne. 2:l3l4 ~ e.
f. Clay 2:iS went for s575 to w. T. Sturgis. Ellen.
2:29ls. by Garthwait. was sold to Alexander Camp
bell Of Brooklyn. for $500 The sale VIII be con-
tinued this morning. beginning at 1880 O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
am. rpryTON BEALE GETS A Df'oho"'
s,r CHARGED HER HUSBAND WITH FAILURE ~
SUPPORT HER.


a., Oct % (SpeciaD. Harriet Blame
vonrest daughter OF the late James e. h'a,ne'
Beaie' hso,ute divorce by decree of Judge Will
sscaIsa Wn,ehouse. W of the Supreme Court this after
am IAN, rhe hearing was held in Judge Whitehouses
mbers at the courthouse Mrs bea'e appea,rhs
'.n as,e G. Cornish OF Augusta. her counsel Inc
WIN have been in progress quietly for several
months. ,,. .,,s that tho COM
,u, -, uoe married TO Truxton Beale In Washing
nr an April l3. 1884, and that they have one chi'd'
walker Blaine Beale. six months old. MIS- ne",e a.,
,,hnaiscted 10 provide for her support .
h' ~ ,ndorsement on the back OF the paper SHOWS
Al Nv nr,crss was served on Beale In Washington
In n" October by United States Marshal Albert a. WI
on on Rcales counsel Reginald Fendall. or Washins
s SUI ,r,s here to-day but did not appear at the near
o' On' lie informed Mrs Beales counsel mat no oppo
Itiop ~ the divorce would be made by MT Beae ana
none -, ,,o..a ,ho Judge v,vc the
custody OF the child to the mother Mrs heaie "aNco
al Lain for dover and almony.
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sords and Dc Carmcndia will play Off the nna MAJ
round either to-day tomorrow There S a,so sun SUI,
i@e' @ 20 lac settled before the close OF the tourna-
ment on Thursday. The feature today Is a. ioas
@ ILL., cnmnetitIon open to all the CLUBS OF the as
sol ' ,,on II, is 70 be governed by match-pay rules
md may last until tomorrow ne n P.u., h's
match originally announced ior 'o-"'o''o"' "''
been dropped for lack Of entries. ,.o,,,os.
Following are the results OF yesterday : games
rirs, round-Bevery Ward. IT,. i'altuSro pea. ,n H. y
Huntington, saasburgh by default H. xnro hv de-
1,", ~ II sands Ardsley. beat H. NJ Hartmann "s h,
i,iu" Converse, Lakewood beat
WS'c Ravnal Knollwoci, = up to play u, w,
NccorJ rnund- l. de tiarmcndia beat itoVeriy Whrn'
q, "n z 10 play: James Converse beat W. H. sands
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
WARNER MILLER HEARD IN ALBANY.
The FINEST POLITICAL MEETING OF THE YEAR
IL THE CAPITAL CITY.

IN THE CAPITAL CITY.
Albany. Oct. 20 (SpeciaD.-The largest Republican
nass-meeting held in Albany this year took place in
Harmanus Bleecker Hall tonight under the
tuspices Of the Mckinley League Of the State
Fully 1900 persons were present. The leading Re-
publicans and Democrats Of Albany. with their
wives. were in the audience. Every seat in the hal
u taken Addresses on the political issues Of the
dy we're delivered by ex-senator Warner Miller. of
Herkmer; General O. II. LaGrange, OF New-York.
nd Charles r. Knowles and John f. Montignani. Of
tbs city.
Ar Montignani called the meeting TO order. He
nuoduced Charles T. Knowles as the permanent
saarman, and Mr. Knowles made strong speech
nvm the business mans point Of view in favor OF
~s election OF Mckinley and Hobart
warner Miller In opening his speech. dwelt upon
A y protective tariff policy of the Republican party
Io prophesied its restoration If Mckinley Is
escted he then assailed the free-coinage plat
lmm OF the Democratic party. and described the
aperiences Of other nations with debased currency
@o nat money. Mr. Mler's speech made a pro-
"uno impression and he was frequently applauded.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
THE PIGEONS ESCAPED UNHARHED.

r,,r FIVE OF THE SPECTATORS GOT THE SHOT
INTENDED FOR THE BIRDS WHEN GOEBEL
PULLED THE TRIGGER.
The Taman r. Hyde Association OF Westches-
ter Village. gave an outing yesterday In honor or
the man for whom the organization Is named Mr.
Hyde Is Il politician of some prominence In west
chester village and nearly five hundred people as
sembled yesterday to eat his clans and drink his
we'll whatever was provided for that purpose.
After the clans were eaten and the other Things
disposed of. the crowd prepared TO shoot pigeons
Evcrvbody was supposed TO take n shot. Among the
arst 20 sight the gun and pull the trigger was Her.
man Goebel, the proprietor Of the Trolley Hotel
Goebes first shot the last of the day II Is be-
beiieved that the pigeons escaped unharmed but
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
CLOSE GOLF AT ARDSLEY.
THE FINAL ROUND REACHED IN THE OPEN
TOURNAMENT.

The match play contests In the open goif tourha-
nent n, the Ardsley Casino were pushed forward so
rapidly yesterday that only the hna rouh' no" re-
aims 10 be decided Not all OF the eight survivors
from, Nondav's handicap competition were obliged to
play in the frst round. defaults by H. r. Hunting
ton, of the Staatsburgh Golf Club. and D. e. ken
nard OF Tuxedo. gave Victories to Bever.y ward Jr
OF Baltusrol. and to H. y de iarmehdia' OIL ',usTy
In the remaining games in the nrst rouh' CON
,c,s. and Rcynal had a close match throughout. po'h
,,.,,, 4, their best form. At the end OF the frst
nine holes their were even. but converse ps
- ,u,,inr WAS left the winner by two up. win
ona "a nlay Sands. In his match with harr"'''
49,, a.cded advantage from the start and clearly
y" ~ ,ihc second round the match between, Wa,u
rd H." Garmcndia was rather too one-sideu 10 M pc
81 ar.nt interest De tiarmcndia winning py HVe uP
~ Wondd three to play Sands and Converse VINO ~oIt
.h other pair In tn. semi finals. had the cioscst
nno W., 40 ~ the day Sands losing the match 10 Con
S"rse by one hole and creating good ne'', & oi sur ,h
nrisc The cxcecn. putting or converse Wao '''
pphi"f feature OF his game The cards were
Converse
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
UONORJNG BRAISTED'S MEMORY.'

The memory off Color bearer Braisted IL being
bonorcd nv a novel and impressive ceremony at the
7th Regiment armory every evening "heh 'ne
company drills are over. at abou' ':SV ~ "'' Wv
80. 49,, caII.d TO attention." snd the bugler
.o,,rd. .tans" The men stand immovable any
norsnn wbo nav be walking on the drill floor or 10
the galleries comes to halt the sinered and
the iphts I'm the rife gallery go out and remain ~ ~
r,S,,a e the weird notes Of taps resound tnrougm
the building This ceremony VIII w
evening this week.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
. APsLEY'S ESTIMATE.
.,rpIcrs THAT M'KINLEY WILL
~ LEAST 3O2 ELECTORAL VOTES.

.rrs WHICH WILL CONTRIBUTE THEM
81 MORE ENCOURAGING NEWS RE
c,,vEp BY THE REPUBLICAN CON
cREssIoNAL COMMITTEE.
,rcRhpH TO THE TRIBUNE.]
oct 2O-Everybody at the head
Wsshhs ,hs Republican Congressional Commit
nsrtefs u air of confidence and determination
u wea'S confidence in success and determina-
tbsse da!s IT. The campaign which is now
don TO ,,s Anishing touches has been most Ia
rsvns IA ~ exacting one. so far as the committee
xdeus Sa an" and everybody at headquarters from
y conce,an down has done his duty faithfully
he cha' A., of them have right to feel proud of
md we'll a., ~ and confident that II will be suit
ths wcrk sod vice-Charman Apsley feels so sure
,hy awcKinley's success that he not only re-
q MAJOR assertion that the Republican electoral
s.ras ~ ~ ,oce,ve at least 3o2 votes. but ventures
seket VIII ,ns states which will contribute them.
70 name total exactly comedies with that or
rr Ap'.' uanna. of the National Committee but
Charma'a. tn each case was reached by a dinerent
" rssu' >,r Apsleys table. which is tentative
psthoo' 80 carefully revised in the light OF 'ne
one 10 'o'.s,worthy information and made puohc
h.est uu' ~ saturday. is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
croCr rycHiNGE NAY NEED MORE ROOM.

An officer Of the Stock Exchange said yesterday
,,o, while there had been informal suggestions
from some of the members that part of the new
commercial Gable Building. adjoining the Ex-
change should be secured Tor me use OF me for n
o,o oh,meo the matter had not been brought before
the Tommittee of Arrangements or the Goverhihs
Committee which IL the administrative bony OF tie
I,.nhangc when the Exchange Court BulldlnE Is
Torn down to make way for the new Office building
nyo tied by w. w Astor. other quarters ~oua ,
bay. IN he found for the Stock Exchange clearing
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
NOISY CONTEMPT or COURT.

While the trial of John Stanley going q
yesterday before Justice Smyth In the Crimina
Branch OF the Supreme Court two big wagons
coal arrived at the New-York Dlspensary. acroa
the street and the drivers began to unload the coa
by means OF an iron chute The unloading mad
great noise. which disturbed the court proceedings
Justice Smyth sent for the drivers and told theS
that they must stop the noise or he would commi
them to jail for contempt OF court. The driver
were frigh tened at the prospect OF jail and con
recess.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
THE DRUG TRADE RALLY.

Yesterdays noon meeting OF the Drug. Paint oh
and Chemical Sound Money Campaign C!up al nos
20 and 81 Maiden Lane was attended by about %'vv
80 - who heard speeches by Henry Marsnaii. OF
prnnklvn and John Oeher. Mayor OF Carlstadt. ~ ).
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
4 CHTRCH ARMY ORGANIZED.

The Parochial Missions Society of the Unite
States has passed resolutions making the Churc
Army OF the United States regular organization
to last for year's time at least The army hs
already been established in small way under tn
supervision OF Colonel H. II. Hadley. OF No. y
Iexington-avc.. who originated the idea. and It
work will be extended. Colonel Hadley will prob
adv continue In charge and the army will incd6
porate the best features Of the Church Army
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

special train behind BRYAN in his nnai tour Of
t,iihois. Iowa and Nebraska ending at Omaha
"e nisht before Election Day. In addition to hav-
ING Mr. Mason speak close to the Bryan meeting
piace IN Chicago. The plan is for Mr.. Masons
IalIway companies will allow for safety stop at all
me pIaces MT. Bryan stops and II possible. speak
nominee ' o"'' ~ ~ "
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
REGISTRATIOy UP THE STATE.

vons Y, Oct. 20 (speciaD.-The complete reg
sa0n Tor Wayne County is 1882. Last years
s'stion was 1854. The Republican canvass
assst A4s5.
.A.uoa-s. n. Y. Oct % speciaD.-The total reg
~ Suon OF the town is 1865 gain Of 800 over last
49,. This shows active work by the Republican
On srssers. and is very gratifying. The same zeal
~ .Vfk was done In every town in the county,
large vote will be polled.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
TILE DRYGOODS MEETING.

John r Van Wormer. Jesse Johnson and Joseph
Ievison were the speakers yesterdays noon meet
Ing Of the Wholesale Drygoods Republican Club at
No $50 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
AT THE TRAVELLERS LEAGUE.

Ex-Governor Pinchback. OF Louisiana presided at
Yesterdays noon meeting OF the Commercial Trave'-
lers' Sound Money League az Broadway ana Prince
81 The speakers were Major John Byrne ana
Henry b. Tyler, Of Maine
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

harness horse and they were sadly disappointed
He went away we'll and made the first quarter In
0:3lN the half In OOIs, and the three-quarters In
1901 But the horse weakened on the turn INTO
the stretch and came under the wire very Urea In
2:c4,s Andrews says the failure due TO lack OF
work. Gentry will be shipped to PhiiadeiPnn,a nn
Thur sday and will! start at Belmont Park October 2S
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
THE HAMLIN TROTTERS AND PAGERS.

Buffalo. ~ Y. Oct. 20.-The Hamlin string OF
troters and PAGERS arrived Village Farm yester-
day from Lexington, Ky. Robert J. came with the
string but will be shipped to his new owner. f. w.
Tcwkcsbury. OF New-York this week The Hamlin
horses will probably winter at Village Farm.
The trotters and PAGERS owned by William Simp-
son. OF New York. arrived at the Empire city Stock
Farm Cuba Allegany County. to-day.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

Total numner ,mser ~ of games s to be payn. o.I for
the pairing the fctMs S!eensn Tarraseh a VS. sbuy
to,morrow charouseK schlechter yysnowski Vs. Soa
Marnczv Morn w. vs. Tschigorin. Pppiel VI bye' S""0
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

a team has been selected TO represent the Kings
County Wheemcn In the team race OF the Long
Island Association OF Cycling Clubs. consisting OF
G. r Earl. a. q. Rclyca. r. A. Laws and G. NJ
Ifendrickson and r.. q. George. W. H. Ross and
G. s Uenshaw substitutes. The clubs entertain
ment season begins on Election Day with stag
and before another week Is past two bowling tour
namcnts viii be well under way. pool tourna-
ment Will also be begun.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

~ SPEAK TO BRYANS AUDIENCES.
,saieaso. Oct. ~.-The Illinois committee of the
s~S0eucan party decided to-day to send ex-Con-
~.man William r. Mason. of this city. In a
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
A REORGANIZATION OF THE METROPOLI-
TAN ASSOCIATION IN VIEW-WINTER
PLANS OF THE KINGS COUNTY
WHEEL MEN

p Anthony Brock president of tho Metropolitan
Association OF Cycling Clubs is working earnestly
on his suggestion bring the different cycling as
socIations closer together and he has been as
surcd that fully thirty clubs. including all the
strongest organizations In the city. will be present
at the Hotel Bartholdi meeting next Wednesday
night. Mr.. Brock * Of opinion that an entire
reorganization Of the association IL advisable
The committee in charge of the meeting VIII con
sist OF James ONe Mecca Whecmcn chairman ;
NJ H. Frcidenrich. Harlem Whcelmcn: G. Faul-
haber Greenwich Wheolmcn: W. A. Drabbe. At
Atlanta Whcclmcn. and w c. Iiotze, Prospect
Whcclmcn. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

The annual meeting OF the NewYork Cycle Board
OF Trade will be held next Tuesday evening. II
will bc followed by an Entertainment which will
doubtless be "A pleasant afrair.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

Cyclists desiring TO join the League OF American
whcelmen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks by sending names and addresses
o he Cycling Editor. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
$40: for two-year oIds; selling.
hardIcap steeplechase.
FIFTH RACE-Pur'e
,ouN r GENTRY GOES TO PIECES.

JOHN r. GENTRY GOES TO Fr@'
rsrrs Haute Ind, Oct. so-rherc were 5000 people
., the track to-day to see John r. Gentry make the
.tt.mot for the nrst record Of two mInutss for .
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

NO DOUBT ABOUT MINNESOTA.
t.mneapolis. Oct. 20 (speciaD. Governor Clough
=. ss'uVe that Mckinley will carry Minnesota by
vi isss than 5000 and that the entire State ticket
eiected. though by a smaller majority.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

won easily by a length; TWO I'Hs'H' "e'"''
and third. -.
sixteenth miles.
. =. ,ry.r. n e Ben Eder. by Fonso- =, q,
vorkmatp 2 yrs. 1O7 rb: '...'. :'' 80
W. C. Rollins" b. c. pee'''"' (joggetU 8-S l-2
A. NJ Hunters D. C. o"''"' ~ lSloanc) lis 10
m, UIrsch) o lO-1 81
KinSstone ." ~ Tme-2OOl1.
Won IN A drive by a length; two lengths '''"e"
ond and third.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21
wo, in . drive by a neck. head between second ana
third
THIRD RACE--Purse 500: for maiden t~o-y'ar-o'''
Allowances Five furlongs.

Won by half length head between second and thrd
ro,,RTH RACE-Tf,E CAsTLEToN STAKES; for two
,,.ar- old nues; value 5000; selling Last hvs fur-
longs Of the Eclipse course
Kensioo stable. b. successful by q,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

coupled. ,..., ..,o,a and
THRU
FIFTH RAcE-THE HUNTER HANDICAP; for o"'re
New-York tribune., 1896-10-21

rA. ,.rdsome Mckinley and Hobart banner OF
.,o writing Manufacturing Company has bech
,a,sod in Fourth-st. and not In broadway, as pup'
Cd
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE METROPOLITAN 20
lice, District Of Columbia, Washington, May ID,
t tgs is hereby given that there was re-
found, one old-tire. bicycle. The same will be
returned to the fnde-, William Davis, II not
ciafmed and proven by the owner or before
May "a, 1896. RICHARD SYLVESTER, Chief,
also Property Clerk, Metropolitan Police. By
order Commissioners, D. @ my15-8t
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A new Groom house, never been occupied
shade. To n customer will be sold cheap. VII
exchange for a small farm In Montgomery count,
Tor Washington property.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HOTEL SURREY, Y MILE FROM HAGERSTowN,
open MAY 1S; rec omnodations frst-class; large.
= shady lawn; hot and cold baths; electric lights;
my123w'
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% room country place, near station, r. ant
o. r. X. The electric cars from Washington &C
Baltimore will pass near this place. Excellent
water; fine shade, with from to 20 acres Of
land. See uS-
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7-room brick on F near I'd ST. ne; mod. imps
rents for $3.50. Price. 81, sc
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WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO., LTD. -
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

From It'll st. Ferry Wharf
On MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays at
m: Mondays for river landings to st. Clements
Bay, Bretons Bay and Nomini Creek; returning
arrives Tuesday afternoon Wednesdays for river
sndlngs to Breton's Bay and Nomini Creek; thence
to Piney Point, st. Georges, Smiths Greek, Coan
and YeocC mco rivers; returning. leaves Nomini
Greek Thursday afternoon for river landings, arriv
10 N"mint Creek and st. Geueut.s Bay; returning
See schedule. (noi-tfl 6. w. RIDLEY. Gen. Man.
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beautiful new house on New Hampshire ave
north Of Dupont Circle; handsomely finished; wi
exchange for vacant ground.
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frame house on the corner of Georgia ave.
and 18th st. ne. Price only. 81 200
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FOR SALE-BY JOHN QUINN, AT ITH ST. S.W.
23S Mclean ave.sw., Sr brick w.,g.& iatrobe ST. go
f25 Sd st. s.w., Or. brick; 1Sx1O0; to alley. 80
Two 6r. bricks, bet9th and 10th stS.s.w. 2xl26;
bath 4 gas large stable Price of both. 5000
myiG-St"
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

E s. RANDALL POTOMAC RIVER LINE
Steamer Harry Randall leaves River View Wharf
7th street, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at
dog creek, Va including Chapel Point and Colonial
Beach, returning on Mondays about pm,: Wed.
nesdays and Fridays about $3.50 pm. Passenger nc
commodations frst-class. Freight received until
hour of sailing. Telephone 1765.
F. A REED CO., E. s. RANDALL.
Agents, Alexandria. Proprietor and Manager
GEO. o. CARPENTER, Cen Agt
ja30 Washington, D. O.
THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co. WINTER SCHED-
ule.-Steamer Potomac will leave Stephenson
wharf, foot eth St, every Sunday at pm, for
Baltimore and river landings. Accommodations
strictly frst-class. Freight received for river
landings on Saturday and must be prepaid Rates
given on Baltimore freight. STEPHENSON e
BRO, Agents. Office, 91O Pa. ave- Telephone 745.
de31- If
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nice. new 10-room house, with concrete ce
lar, on 22d st. near n; was built to sell fC
5000; can sell for. 81 80
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On Defrees St, a good Groom house. for cash,
very cheap easy terms Price. 50, 900
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very nice 2-story and cellar brick, on P
9th s.. NV; rooms. Price. Sc, 500
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" H. H. Inc electric cars from washington TO
Baltimore will pass near this place. Excellent
land. See
A beautiful house on New Hampshire ave.
north Of Dupont Circle: handsomely finished; will
exchange for vacant ground.
A nice. new 10 room house, with concrete cell
lar, on I'D st. near N; built to sell for
S9oVo' can sell for 81 500
A good dwelling, with store attached on nth
near ST. Price. 80, 900
Fonr good alley houses in the northwest, rented
az $50 each; At the price for which they will
be soil will pay over Il per cent. Price So 400
A corner lot In the s.w., now being used as a
coal yard. The owner retiring from business it
will be sold for less than value.
A large lot II st. near 21st NV, about As
feet front; improved by two good brick houses
one on the front, the other on the alley: alley
house rented at 5000; front house would rent
for about $40 per mo. Owner leaving city. Price
frame houses on sth near W st. NV: lots
161ll2 The price Of one 81 600; the other, 81 200
B. H. WARNER & CO.
ole T st. NV.
A Groom house and store at Autre Park, on
the Metropolitan Branch, b. and o. +. r., viii
be soil cheap to enterprising young man who
wants to start business. Terms to suit viii
exchange fer q small house in this city.
SO acres of land at Asheville. n. O., opposite
the magnificent premises of Vanderbilt
- good 7-room and cellar brick house near
b. ii. WARNER & Gu,
myl4-th,s,m,3t DIG L ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-18
AURORA HOUSE

THE SUMMIT HOUSE. HARPER'S FERRY, W.
Va, opens June II with greatly improved facil-
tiles. Strangers are requested 10 give references.
For information address Miss NJ. ]. BOXER,
Clerk 2ms