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ENnnrtn for Fabrnnry.

WASHINGTON, March tll.-The
moutniy statement OF the principal
articles OF domestic exports Tor the
month OF February and for the eight
months ending February 2Sth last,
Issued by the bureau OF statistics,
shows that during February the ex-
ports were aa follows:
Breadstufis, $l5,0O6 .657, a decrease
M compared with January Of about
81, 10000; cotton Sl7,l9O,73S, decrease
about Sll 100000; mineral oils ss.5el, =
las, Increase $500, 900; provisions, H.
Guiding cattle anu noge, ST., i0S, Sll,
decrease about $500, 900.
For the eight months the exports OF
breadstufis are given as Sl36, 95l, 7s9,
es compared with S04,224,249 for The
same period last year; cotton, S1S6.
68S, 70l, as compared with Sl44,S25,249
lor the corresponding periou last year;
mineral ole, SAL, 7S4 1865, a comparative
gain OF about s50U,0OO; provisions,
Including cattio and hugs. SlS,77S,l6i,
u comparative loss OF about $500, 900.
The total EXPORTS for THESE four
articles durlug February amounted to
s4S. lGT, S54, a net loss as compared with
January Of about $4,000, 900.
For eight mouths the gains were
shout $50, 100000.
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a schillihg S; Company
San ETaucisco

Fits Is making kick about. Ii Filz
makes no complaint OF Silet's con-
struction OF the rules, will not. But
1t would be bad policy Tor me, at the
Present tim, u agree to anything or
object to anything until know where
the sore spot isl with Fiizsimmons.
81 think 1t ia good thing, however,
that Siler gave out hiB letter when he
did. Ii is better for us to talk for a
week Ia advance of the fight than to
talk for a week after we get into the
ring.o
Referee Siler was not In the best Of
bumor today over the objections TO his
construction OF the MaIquls OF Queens.
berry rules that hau come from the
Fiiz'immons camp.
"Wben | was In Chicago" Sller
said, "Fitzsimmons told me that he
had no objection TO the construction Of
the rules that have been made, and
that being the case, cannot see how
he can very well object to them at the
present time. However, l did not
rule as L did for the purpose OF con.
sldering what Fits would like or what
CorbeIt would like, or what anybody
else would like. l ruled exactly az |
thought was right, and | viii stick TO
my ruling. AT the same time, | wish
IL understood that L am not in the
least trying to dictate to the men. All
want If an agreement Of some sort,
and IS long ss the men are suited, !
do not care what that agreements.
guess that By the time the fight Ia due
both men will reach an agreement
without any trouble"
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MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, March ~
Warren Harley OF the Indiana stat,
prison has ordered the suspension 0l
ali WORK by every convict not hired
by a binding contract.
The order was unexpected by the
contractors and is felt most heavily
by Ford, johnson & Co., chair manu-.
faclureIs and the Lake SlIe KNITTING
company which lease the labor of near 5
Iy 200 men.
This sudden action was due to the
discovery that an emergency clause
was attached to the blii pnsseu by the
general assembly abolisning contract
labor and the bill thus became law III
soon as Gov. Mount FigEeu 1t. The
new law provides that contract work
shall be abolished rs fast as existing
contracts expire, and by the emu OF
the year more than 800 men VIII be
Idle.
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NEW TINE CARD, IN EFFECT MAY 10, 1885


pGpArr
700 NJ overland limited for Chicago. Omaha
Denver, hSneGB CITY. Ct Louis, ogden
and Para Ui,y.
SEQ M local express for San Francisco
Ogden, Cache Valley and intermediate
points
.:otp n local e8prets for ogden and inierms.
diAto points
5.oo p n AtlGnuc express for Chicago. Omaha
Denver. hAnss- Cay, st LOUIS. Butts,
Portland, San Francisco.
$40 m local express for MeIcuT. Unite
Provo. Ncphi. Nanu and intermediate
te,ob y N mai and express for Provo, Nephi,
Milford, Frisco and int rIne dlate points.
H14b a M mixed train for Garfield Beach,
9oosls ana TerminuL
ARRIVE
80 , 80 overland limited from Chicago
Omaha, ct Louis, kRnsas City Denver
Park city and Cgdcu.
Dos man and eXpress from Helena, Butte,
Portland, sEu Fran cisoo. Ogden and in
term edate points.
iiib . m local express from San Francisco.
Cache Valley, ogden and intermediate
$3.50 a m Atlantic cxpross from Chicago
Omaha, st. Loui-. kansas City. Denver
1910 a m mail and express from Frisco, MI.
ford Ecphi, PROVO and iutermcdiat nolnts
e:3o y IN local express from hercur, Tintic,
Froyo, Nephi, Manti and intermediate
points
.t6J . N mixed train from Terminus, Tooel.
Snd Garfield Beach.
tTrAins south OF Jusb run daily except
Sunday.
Run daily except Sunday
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TORONTO, Ont, March l2.-Miss
May Eva Bsllington Booth, com mand.
er OF the Salvation army Ia Canals, is
dangerously III and Der recovery is
doubtful.
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The Now NH LIKELY 10 he Amended
III several Particulars.

WAsHINGToN, DC, March 1.-THE
tariff situation Ia giving the Republi-
cans some concern. They feel cure
that their bill can pass, but II lie now
believed that the debate is going 10 be
extended in the Senate. /, 10 known
tuat the intention of the Democrats Is
to talk on every subject In the bill.
The delay 10 regarded by some Demo.
Gratis rs good party politics. After the
schedules OF the bill become known II
Ia believed that there Will be a suspen.
sion of imports for several months a nj
consequent falling of in receipts,anL
the bill which was designed to IN
oresse the revenues, they say, IA a
matter OF fact viii show decrease.
THIS view ia taken by quite number
OF Democrats, whc say that II lie their
policy 10 hsve the bill passed, hut not
until after 1t has been thoroughly dis
cussed. Without an active majority
in the Senate The RspubiioNus will
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10. i.S East Temple Street.
Salt Lake City, Utah.

Safety deposit boxes in our BURGLAR
proof vault for rent at very low rate.
Open for deposits Saturday night
Until s o'clock,
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| mt be able to hurry the measure
along. The Republican silvetiles
have indicated they will not prevent u
terfi bill from passing, but are not
opposed to tho policy Of delay.
The Rel uUlicon senators now feel
that the Lew bill will have 10 be
amended materially by this committee
or finance In the Senate. 1t is know u
that two scheduies hAve been tubmlt-
Ell TO the members OF the finance
committee, one being the chemical
schedule. without making close
ex mination IL Is uncerstood tlat
senators think that the rates are in
some cases higbe. than the law OF 1880.
AS s1On as the now oil Is presented
the Republican members OF tho finance
committee win begin confederation
OF II, even before 1t passes the House,
In order to have 1t brought before the
Senate at an early day. There was
talk at one time that the Republican
members of tho fisance COmmiitee
would be consulted by the wsys and
means committee while the latter was
nj work On the tariff, in order that
measure might be iramei which would
require az little amendment by the
Senate as possible. This has net been
done nor was IL expecte by tho senR-
tors.
AT present the only definite part OF
the program OF the Republican sena-
tors IL to bring the tariff bill before the
Senate as soon as pogeinle anu press II
with all possible speed.
THE Wool SCHEDULE.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Ri
publican members OF the wnyBHnd
means committee devoted today TO the
consideration of the wool schedule o.
the tariff bill, ami although consider.
able progress was made, one or two
more days will be required TO finish IT.
Foremost In Importance OF tine work
done today was the practical reauop-
ton OF the Mckinley rates on wool.
Raw wool OF class one, which includes
msrino, down clothing, woods and
other soft qunlitiee, are made dutinble
at IL cents q pound. Wool of clGss
Two, which inciudcB Leicester, Cots
wsld and Lincolnshire, at IL ce0ts q |
pound, aud the washed woOls OF these
glasses take 20 auu "a cents, anu
secured 33 ami 80 cents pound. The
Mckinley rats OF SO per cent sd |
valorem on woods OF the third class or
carpet woods is retained.
The classification OF woods was some-
what changed by raising few varie-
ties formerly olassed as carpet wools |
to the clothing wool classes. Among |
them are China lambs' wool, Egypt |
Iau and Morocco.
The American Wool Gcowers' asso- |
citation has asked for IL cent duty on |
woods OF class one, but the committee |
has not approved their requests.
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WARRINGTON, March ll.--President
Mckinley's nominations OF the four
smoassadors which have been sux'
lousy waiting for some days are to
be cent to the Senate next TUESDAY,
and there Is a strong probability thai
the list will be as follows:
EmbassadOr to Great Britain, Col
John Hay OF Illinois.
Emoassador TO France, Gen. Hora ce
Porter of New York.
Ambassador to Germany, ex.G0v.
Merriam OF Minnesota.
En- bassedor TO Italy, Hon. VIM. f.
Draper OF Massach usetts.
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line running two
through last trains daily to
LeadVille. Aspen Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20, 1894

Train No. leavos Ogden e:45 a. IN.
Salt Lake 1850 Il. M, arrive at Pueblo
300 n. M, Colorado Springs 7;i5 a, m.
Denver 9:s a. IN.
Train No leaves Ogden 6:35 p. in.,
SAT- Lake $40 p. M, arrive Mt Pueblo
5:S5 p M, Colorado Springs $40 p. m,
Denver 9:25 p. IN.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take the
ID. & Il. G. and have comfortable trip
and enjoy the finest scenery on the con-
tinent.
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PURE room AND pRlNK

Nix. GROCER:
Would your customers
drink more tea if their tea
were better ? Would they
buy more groceries ?
Would your business be
better or worse, if you sold
better tea =?
If .SeA21iag's Best is all
that we say it is, it will make
your business better; if it is
not SO good as we say, give
back your customers all
they have paid you for it,
and A4cy can't complain.
We pay you.
AschilIiae 81 Company
San Francisco s7t
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New YORK, March l1.-At the
funeral OF Mrs. Bsecher today only the
relatives and "a lew old friends went TO
the cemetery. Mrs. Bescner's body
was iDclosed In black broadcIoth.
covered coffin with oxidigud silver
trimmings and bearing az oxidigej
silver plate. Fully 5000 people viewed
tue body wniie 1t iay in stato In the
church.
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New YORK, March 1.-THE Herald
thus morning says;
There was secret conference OF
baseball mngnates In this city last
hight. just what they had under
discussion could not be learned In its
entirety, although 1t WAS ascer,ained
that the Brooklyn club had offered
500, 600 for the transfer OF tho Cieve-
Ianu team to Brooklyn.
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ATTORNEYS.
Order for Arrest.

Judge Hagner Saturday morning ordered
the marshal to arrest William +. Geyer and
hold him in confinement unless he supplied
by noon today the sum of S237.JO. amount OF
alimony required to be paid the defend
ants wife, Annie v. Geyer, who is suing
him for divorce. Later in the day, however
Mr.. Geyer presented to Judge Hagner an
cffidavit setting forth that he was wholly
unable to pay the amount mentioned at
this time. The court was asked to set
aside the order of arrest
Judge Hagner finally decided to suspend
the order until the first of November
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE suPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia, the fith day OF October, 1871
Ella A. Fulck Is. George A. Folck. No. 1860
Elaity docket Al
On motion Of the plaintin. by Mr. o. C. Uine
her solicitor. II is ordered that the defendant
oeorgc A. Fo'ck. cause bis appearance TO De en-
tered herein on or before the first rule day occur
ring forty days after this day. otherwise the cause
VIII oe proceeded with Is in OF default. The
marriage with the defendant ON tho Grounds ~ DE-
sertien Tor lhe a aud uninterrupted period Of two
IL the Washington Law Reporter and Evening - ar
once week for three successive weeks e;,lr, STA
DAY. N 0''N
Ky the court. w. $. cox, Justice. etc.
]. Il. YOUNG. Clerk
'c11-1aw.3t by X. ]. MEIGS. Jr. ASS. c-e-t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-THESE COOL FALL DAYS MAKE
wheeling delightful. High grade sample md used
bicycles In No. condition. at SO upon S.
monthly payments. Lowest prices and easiest
terms ever quoted In this vicinity for Dependable
wheels. =. G. SMITH. l225 Pa ave. oc2O-0t
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uInens OF Q V1affOF.
Mrs. DIR. ]. d. Miles Of vicksburg, Misa,
is quite III at the residence Of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. DEN.
ham. 2z22 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,
at the American House, cor. 9Th ST aud pa ave
Is the best In the city: only SIS per mo- dining
rooms End kitchen reitted and newly furnished:
electric lights and fans: special accornmalatious
for ladies'. CHAS. W. LEANNARDA. Prop.
t31-3m
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.

CHARLES s. BUNDY
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
OF all the States and Territories,
N11-0 III ~ ct. NV. lnoW EQUITY building1.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

EOE SAiE-A NUMBER OF FINE SECOND HAND
Carriages. consisting OF b.oughams, yictoras
r"-kawayS, cpEPes. &c-; also single and double
Apply 70 Storage Department. DOWNEY LIVERY
SiABl-i- l6-2 to ~ l. st NV oc23-tf
For EXCIi ANGE-CARR1AGE VICTORIA Is
E,s-i cJn:iiiOn What have you: Pleas. address.
ElANS. T. % Box 25s, City. oc23-6t
FOR SALEM BALTIMORE STYIISH TURN
OFT consisting OF two very healthy, gentle horses
beAi.l-c,t victoria. English sIlver-lountti hlr-
ness al" hrnStlam; to be disposed Of AT low
lF!ct, owner going abroad fof some years For
ldftIctitrs dtireSs Box 30 S:ar office. oc2O-2yys
FOR SAl-E-A FOREIGN MINISTER LEAVING;
cry has Tor sale one pair handsome bay horses 6
Years OBJ; one brewster landau. one SET Of silver
stable utensils; everything slightly used and in
pyIi..t coalition. Apply az MANGAN'S FEED
-ot-' 4oI3 l. ST. ocig-6t'
FOR SAi1~3 OLD COUPE ROCKAWAYS. SG5
30, Sfe; one cVupelette, s6J; hansoln s75: one
--S"fse Trap. $50 J. J. COOK 3295 N ST NV
SPEiAI- BARGAINS IN FALL. CARRIAGES F0Tl
casi-Ntw iitfshurg and coupe rockaways OF the
very Lii'st style; secoad-han bron:ham in
nrst-ciiss order. pole and shafts See nv stock
OF the very attest In doctors buggles; also a com
pi@te stock % fancy panel and open business
wagons JAS h fRoBEY. 1870 32d ST NV
Prone 1928 seoi Am
SPECIAL. SALE OF BUGGIEs TRAYS. SIjEKFyS
pauna and dayton wagons At cost for cash onIy
No trade T. J. COOK ''
Vif-fd 3I9o N 70.
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FOR EENT-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS NEW
NEVER OCCUPIED 1.r3 Harvard ST.. ONE su.
fiom 18th; IL rooms and TILED bath; LARGE,
bed rooms; HANl,SDMEIl papercd: HOr
WATER HEAT; NOTHING LIKE IT FOR $40
MONTi. STONE X FAIRFAX.
OcIg-tf ST
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ACCOUNTANTS.

]. E BATES. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AL
dtor. 81 Washington Loan and Trust bldg-Ac-
counts OF corporations films and individuals ex-
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FOR RENT

FOIt REM
sG1 III st, it,. $50. 90 BriGhtwood-1ith &
ISIS III - NV. 12r.!o.OO Park 30. 90
1919 11th ST. .45. o. :}I 1T, 20. 40
31l9 Cambridge, Or - III 'rtS Sheridan .103t
100 av. 9r.... % 90 1901 Union CT Ar. .lU.00
81 st. 7r-.. 20 W Is DinSman CT. .G.3O
oc16-tf GASCH EI.OS.. 1907 F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-OR SALE-AT S13.5Oo-1il2 2OTH
St NV; 10 rooms: all modern convcnienrcs:
beautifully decorated: Dupont Circle; half
square from Metropolitan electric cars: most de-
sirai,le location in the city: S'iJ per month.
ocs-tf JANiES A. BATES q 60. 1907 f st. n. ".
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FOR SALE-NEAR 18TH AND C SITS S.W.: NEW
S-story bay-winicw brick, with hrownstone trim
mincs: . large rooms and bath. lot 90 feet deep
to alley: rented at $50; reduced from $3.50 TO
S5sD for prompt sale.
oc23-3ts JOHN F. PAEET 1311 G. ST
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE.IF YOU HAVE a SMALL. HOUSE
CORNER ON THE HEIGHTS 18TH AND LIZ
}ECkER; rooms. bath and cellar; 3 storles
handsome paper; 4 cab. mantels; open IRE
places. &c: beautiful corner. aud WILL TRADE
Al ACTUAL COST. Propositions from brokers
solicited W. s. MINNIX.. 1927 NV. oc23
FOR SALE-TWO OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
in Columbian College subdivision corner 10Th and
BInney sts-: II rooms each; magniIicentiy flnisl-
ed: Will he sold cheap and good terms. Apply
to Owner. CHAS. C. DUNCANSON, 9th and u SITS.
NV oc2J-6t
FOR SALE-s4, $50. NORTHWEST:
1Oroon brick: rented 5000 per mo.
r. S DONALDSON.
oc23-2ts o20 10th st. NV.
FOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Elegant 1o-room press-brick. $1,000.
Il. 5. DONALDSON,
oc23 2ts $50 10th st. NV.
For SAIE-NOT FAR FROM L. s. CAPITOL,
three-story brick of s rooms, BATH cellar; fur
nace: excellent surroundings; $4,000 only. Ad-
dress 'REDJCED.'' Star Office. 1t*
FOR SALE-STRICTLY MODERN HOMES on
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
CONNECTICUT AVE.
18TH ST. II. /. AVE.
have large list of the finest residences in
this city for SALE. ranging in price from S6,00O
to $4,000. many of them the will not
allow advertised.
Call and before purchasing.
Tel. 1902 I41O {; st NV.
cc23
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FOR SALE-TIiREE GROOM HOUSES: HALF
block from electric ears; paying L per cent
investment; asked price, $500 for all. Apply
for Information after / pm. at 1884 9th ST. NV.
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fOK REM
1I1s NV cease. $50; 1913 NV. furnish
etIi. S.5U
sci1-tf HERBERT A. GILL. 1919 St NV

For RENT NORTHWEST. on LINE OF EIlE'-
tic car, . VERY FINE CORNER PRIVATE RES
1Df.NCE $500 L St; II q on Il floor; hot
water system. &c. R.at. $50 per month on a
lease. WASHINGTON DANENIiOWER. iii q
ST. NV OcS-iri
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE..
614 18th st. NV. Formerly 4O7 9TH St nwl
c. X. URNER, A. NJ, C. E.
Thorough courses in Business and Shorthand;
individual instruction by expert tenchers; large
weil-lishfed rooms and halls: moderate tuition
and easy terms. limited number of free ecbolar-
ships In typewritins. Catalogue auos-3m
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FOR SALE-SI50 CASH. AND LESS THAN $40
monthly, including interest. will huy 10-room and
bath bay-window brick; X ST.; this month.
Oc23-;.t' JOHN +. pAIiET. 1i11 g st.
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Mrs. MacCARrEELAMONT. VOCAL LESSONS
Pupils prepared for Opera, concert oratorio church
and ballad singing. Class private instruct ion
Studio and residence, 929 NJ st. se25-1m
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FOR SALE-BY A. BEHRESD, Gil f ST. NV
T42 18TH St Sc. Ir. b. W. b. Gel & sta 81 900
1893 18th ST. Sra St. business house. So $50
us WashiI >tun NV. f.h.. lot 11ax1o0. 81 $50
16D; II ST. ex., (. h. and stabling for horses,
excellent location for wood and coal yard.
lot bDNJJ p 900
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Also large list Of desirable furnished houses.
FITCH FOX " BROWN.
oc9-tf i06 q NV

FOR ET-NT-DNIY S1i.3U-G ROOMS AND BATH;
just filisIctl oak St. lie Droit Park; open daily
CHAS. F. BANES. 1Ith ard G. sts. oc19-Gt
FOR Ef.NT-2Ily AND 2Ia1 FLORIDA AVE NV,
letwccn Mass. ave. and X st: . rooms; very
desirable location; rapid transit; each, only
81. 80. Apply 10 HILL. X JOHNSTON, 1893
Irnna. avenue NV. Jc4-1n-
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Si.ooo-0N y. Y AVE. NORTHWEST, NEAR
9TH STREET. :;-story and cellar: 10 ROOMS
AND BATH: all MODERN improvements: newly
painted AMI papered; In perfect condition. deep
rear yard IL feet TO an alley. Must be sold 10
settle estate. Easy terms
Il. J. MARSHALL.
oc23-3t 80, IIth st. NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SAI.E-NFzAR BEIGIITWOOD ELECTRIC
ears, t-roon cottage: windmill barn, etc: only
SGD, cheapest house Ecrth Of Washingt Dn big
reduction JOHN +. PAi;ET. 1911 Il ST. oc2,-;t-
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FOR SALE-A BAHGAIN-ONLY $3.50; EASY
TERMS; COY HOME: NOTIFIED BRICK AND
BRDWN-SToNE FRONT; & rooms, bath and
large concretpd cellar; paperei ard painted in cx-
cellent taste; furnace, range and open iirepaces;
excellent neiglborhooi
oc233t X. W. WALKER & son, 1905 NV
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

MONEY ALWAYS ON HAND TO LOAN ON AP-
proved District real estate in sums to suit, ut
and q per cent: commission nominal. ALBERT
f. FOX, 920 + st. n.y. oc23-tf
FOR LE-DESIRABLE 6 PER CENT LOANS
ar their face value. Apply to COLLINS & CAD
DIS. 5i1 18th St NV. oc23-Iw
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-BY T L. SCHMIDT. 1916 ST. NV,
h0usc No. 1T 4th St, NV; store, q rooms anu
Iafh. ali rrnd inns. S25 oc23 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

The Elizabeth Peabody kindergarten Normal
SSnooi, and Mrs. Aanns Kindergarten and School
lelS sunderland place, will begin fall session
OCT 1897. Children taught French and German.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-25

FOR SALE - LOOK AT THIS BEAUTIFUL
home and large yard before asking cur reasons
for selling 50 cheap; then ask lowest
price; must sell; Mass ave ne, convenient
TO Capitol and new library, thIee-story and base
nlent press-brick dwelling; brownstone trim
mings; 10 ruoIns 3nd bath; high ceilings; heated
by furnace; open frepaces; tiled vestbule; cabi-
net maptes; large closets; electric gas lighting
and bells; speaking tubes; handsomely decorated;
finished In oak; every convenience known to Il
Well arraneed house: lot 1Sxt1 SIT. private
alley; i0-foot parking in front; round bay win
dow; cost about $1,000 Make offer and likely
Won will get it. ZACH N. KNOTT & Co,
oe23-2t' 1i25 n. Y ave.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-11-19
Bargain Days.

The Mankato Free Press speak.
ing of bargain days, says: mon.
day and Tuesd.y, Nov. % and %,
have been designated as bargain
days by a large numh>r of the
merchants of this city, acting in
concert. These merchants swill
make large discounts in their
prices on those. days, making it ali
inducement for the people to
come from a long distance in Or
der~to trade in this city. NsOther
places have had b.rgaln days, and
it has been found to draw large
trade. Mankato will offer induce
ments for purchasers which will
surpass anything .&The merchants
have made arrangements with
thu city fire dep 'rtment for an ex.
hibition each day, and with the
Concord band FIR a concert on
the street each day. These event s
will most ikley. occur between
three and four o CLOCK in the AFTER
noon."