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Evening star., 1900-01-27
OLEOMARGARINE SHIPPED
Statement of the Amount Sent Into the
Several States.
Secretary Cages Answer to Mr..
Tawney's Resolution Re-
ceived Today.
OLEOMARGARINE

The House today received from the Sec
retary of the Treasury an answer to the
recent resolution of the House calling for
information as to the amount Of oleomarga-
rine shipped into the several states during
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1889.
Amount by States.
The total amount of oleomargarire ship
ped during the year was 1865, IA pounds.
OF this amount S16S4S pounds were ship
ped into the District of Columbia; 1,791 $50
pounds distributed in Maryland and 1,159,-
400 pounds distributed in Virginia.
Illinois is the banner state, 1S,63S, ,921
pounds of oleomargarine being distributed.
Pennsylvania comes next with IL, ,433, ,341
sey 5,s75,975 pounds. New York shows only
222. 7SS pounds. while West Virginia re-
ceived 1,2o6,S65 pounds Other distributions
are shown as follows: Indiana. 3,925,22S
pounds; Colorado, LIB 537 pounds: Kansas,
1,65S 544 pounds; kentucky, ], 400. ST. pounds;
Louisiana, 1.043,Ja2 pounds: Massachusetts,
., ,0s3, $50 pounds: Michigan, 2,n92,5 ,52i pounds;
Minnesota. 1,343.s65 pounds; Missouri,
3, 133, ,313 pounds; Nebraska, .024, ,9s5 pounds;
Rhode island. 3,594,9S4 pounds; Texas.
1,51s,254 pounds; West Virginia, Loo, ,s65
pounds.
Nevada received the smallest amount 625
pounds, while far-off Alaska got 1889
pounds; Alabama. 226,oo3 pounds; Arkan-
sas. $50 pounds; Arizona, rs 767 pounds;
California. "A ,923 pounds; Connecticut, 1884,
255 pounds; Delaware, 40,475 pounds;
Florida, 5S0.225 pounds; Georgia. 495 ,004
pounds; Idaho, 5S.22i pounds; Indian ter
ritory, 152.21S pounds: Iowa. 20 922 pounds;
Maine. 1G2.2I4 pounds: Mississippi. 104 .622
pounds; Montana, 446,022 pounds: New
Hampshire. 455,5S3 pounds; New Mexico,
115.SJO pounds: North Carolina, 11O,244
pounds; North Dakota, 7,110 pounds; Okla
homa. 117,39s pounds; Oregon, 1920
pounds: South Carolina, 25S, ,159 pounds;
South Dakota. 55.432 pounds; Tennessee,
III $40 pounds; Utah, $3.50 pounds; Ver-
mont, $3.50 pounds; Washington, 63,345
pounds: Wisconsin, I14,142 pounds; Wyo-
ming, 39,547 pounds.
Great Amount of Work Involved.
The letter accompanying the statement
says that he preparation of the data
called for a vast amount of work, which
was performed by volunteers in the internal
revenue bureau. who put in 800 hours of
extra work.
The information as to the distribution OF
oleomargarine was called for by Mr.. Taw-
ney's resolution. Mr.. Tawney said ne
wanted the House to know the amount of
oleomargarine distributed in states which
have strict probibitory laws. The informa-
ton will be used in connection with the
bills now pending before the House to fur
ther tax oleomargarine and regulate its
sale.
Evening star., 1900-01-27

War Office Denounced for Posting
News From the Front.

LONDON. January 2t.-The afternoon pa
pers describe the general dispatches as IN
pleasant reaIing for the British people, in
tensely mortifying to the national pride and
damaging to the country's prestige. and
scathingly denounce the gazetting at the
present time of reports which, the st.
James Gazette says. display academic fri
voIiiy not uaeommonly found in combina-
ton with considerable practical incapacity,
lapsirg into sneering when they ought TO
rebuke, and filled with the slang and humor
OF Kipling's subaIterns."
The St. James Gazette sums up its opin-
Ion as follows:
'Ghese dispatches sweat the folly which
has prevailed throughout the period the
campaign has covered and which mas ex-
acted its usual 1.-THE of lives and men,
There are signs of important movements
developing IN the north of Cape Colony.
Gen French has succeeded in getting IN
touch with Gen. Gatacre possibly presaging
a combination of the two columns and the
commencement Of a concentration of the
forces, which is believed TO be the ground
work of Lord Roberts plan of campaign.
The war office has no explanation, at least
for publication, of the abandonment of
Spion Kop and there are no advices in this
connection from independent sources. The
disposition today is to regard the eVacua-
tion as not so serious at first thought,
and commentators are abusing the mill
tary authorities. both at the front and at
home, for publishing hasty accounts of an
Incomplete. half-understood operation, thus
alternately thrilling and depressing the ma
ton.
Inst of london Volunteers Sail.
LONDON. January 27.-The last detach-
ment Of the infantry section Of the London
volunteers. numbering 134 men, were en-
trained this morning for Southampton,
where they will embark today for Africa
The route from Wellington barracks to
Nine Elms station was thronged with
cheering spectators. but not as on previous
occasions, the order of march was un-
disturbed The lord mayor and sheriffs ac-
cnmpanied the troops TO Southampton The
battery section and ammunition column
completing the regiment, will leave Feb
ruary J.
Casualties in Lyttleton's Brigade
LONDON. January 27.-The war office an
nounces thar the casualties reported bv
Gen. Butler yesterday occurred in the bat
talions of Gen. Littleton's brigade. which.
so far as known at the war office, was not
engaged in the capture or defense of Spion
Kop. 1t appears, therefore. that they are
additional to the considerable casualties
which Cen Butler has reported as having
occurred at Spion Kop-
Reported Relief of Mafeking
LORENZO MARQUES. DELAGOA BAY.
Friday. January 26.-It is reported on good
Transvaal authority that Mafeking was re-
heyed Tuesday. January %
Pro-Boer Meeting In Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 21.-Friends Of the
Beers in Chicago are preparing for a great
demonstration at the Central Music Hall
meeting tonight, which will be addressed nv
Jane Adams, the Rev. DIR. H W. Thomas
Rev. DIR. Emil g. Hirsch, the Rev. Jenkin
Lloyd Jones and Others
Evening star., 1900-01-27
BRITISH FIRE WAS INEFFECTIVE.
Boer Account of the Artillery Practice
at Spion kop.

BOER CAMP, Modder Spurt, Upper Tu-
gela River, Tuesday, January 2S.-The Brit
ish are now endeavoring TO force with 10000
troops the Spion kop route to Ladysnith-
The firing on Gen. BOtha's position yester-
day was terrific. The grass was fired, rocks
dislodged and trenches pierced. but the bat
tie was practically or.e-sided, the federals
only firing thirty shots. A ball from a shell
landed in Gen. Botha's pocket. The only
Boer casualties were some horses wounded.
The firing ceased a. dark. but was resumed
this morning in the vicinity of Ladysmith
and here. but up to noon it lacked vigor.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
MORE LAND NEEDED.
Proposed Enlargement of Naval Prov.
ing Grounds at Indian Head.

ing Grounds at Indian Head.
1t has been found necessary to acquire
a larger strip Of land adjacent to Indian
Head as protection against disaster from
the gun tests at the proving ground The
cost of the land is piaeedeat s2S,0OO, but
the fair price is estimated at $4,000. It
may be4 necessary to resort to condemna-
ton proceedings to obtain the land. There
are 300 400 acres in the strip. which IL
is proposed to inclQse in a fence with signs
prohibiting trespassins. 1t is now neces-
sary in discharging guns to fire almost on
the Virginia side in order to keep away
from the people on the Maryland side of
the Potomac river. The Indian Head res
erpation is 1000 acfes In extent and, while
the proposed addition is not absolutely
necessary, it is deemed wiser to secure it
under the circumstances,
Evening star., 1900-01-27
BURGLARS GET sI,7OO.
Bind and Gag the Watchmen and
Then Use Dynamite.

CHICAGO, January 27.-Three masked
robbers entered the factory of DR.. Peter
Fahrney & Sons Company last night,
bound and gagged four employees of the
concern, blew open the safe and escaped
with s1,700 in currency and considerable
amount of notes and other valuable paper.
The explosion shattered the safe and made
a complete wreck of the office in which it
stood. The shock was felt a block from
the scene of the robbery, and the whole
neighborhood was aroused by the detona-
ton.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
IN MEMORY OF BAIRD.
EulOgies Delivered in the House of
Representatives.

After transacting minor routine business,
the House of Representatives turned its
attention to eulogies on deceased members
The date of February 10, heretofore fixed
fer eulogies on the late Representative Set
tie of Kentucky, was vacated, the time for
the exercises to be fixed later.
Eulogies were then pronounced on the
late preventative Baird OF Louisiana.
Those who spoke were Representatives
RansdeH Ha-), Eddy (Minn). Bartlett
(Ga), Meekinson (Ohio), Meyer Ga.) Clay
ton (Ala). Wheeler (Ky), Broussard Ga0
Henry CTex) and Epes (Va.)
At the conclusion of the eulogies resolu-
tions of respect were adopted, and then,
at 30 pm, as a further mark of respect,
the House adjourned.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
WILL NOT ROW AT HENLEY.

Decision of the Rowing Authorities OF
Pennsylvania University.
PHILADELPHIA, January 21.-The row.
Ing authorities of the University of Penn
sylvania have abandoned the idea of a
Henley trip, and the proposed Paris trip
will not be acted upon until after the Hud-
son river regatta. This decision was reached
at a presidents meeting, at which every
6epartment was represented. The rowing
committee reported that the crew could not
be entered at Henley without losing at
Poughkeepsie, and that "the game was not
worth the candle"
Evening star., 1900-01-27

Gen. Warren Said to Have Lost Very
Heavily.

BERLIN. January 2I.-Scme of the papers
here claim to have a telegram from Pre-
toria saying that Gen. Warren was enticed
into Spion Kop, where the Beers fell upon
him; that seventeen of his cannon were
captured, and that Buffers hastv retreat
ever the Tugela river alone can save him.
The alleged Pretoria telegram adds that
the British losses were 500 EIen killed and
Leo wounded. The dispatch comes through
Brussels. and does rot receive much credit
in this city.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
WANTS A sUBTREAsURY.

The Claims of Minneapolis Presented
to the Treasury Department.
Representatives Tawney and Fletcher of
Minnesota, accompanied by Thomas Lowry.
and Mr.. Pavey. capitalists of Minneapolis.
had a conference today with Assistant Sec.
retary vanderlip concerning the establish
ment of a subtreasury at Minneapolis, In
accordance with bill introduced by Mr..
Tawney. The delegation presented the
claims Of Minneapolis and the great north
west section upon the government for a sub
treasury. No decision has been reached
upon the subject by the Treasury Depart
ment but Secretary Gage will shortly send
into It.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
WESLEY J. FRANK ARRESTED.
Charged With Completely in Appo-
mattOx County Post Office Frauds.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NORFOLK, Va, January ga fourth
arrest in connection with the alleged postal
conspiracy at Feres store, Appomattox
county, has been made. Wesley ]. Frank
has been put in Jail, charged with being
one of the men who presented themselves
as a corporation doing business with a
capital of $4,000 and dealing with question
able books, whereas it is said that their
only capital consisted of a typewriter and
circulars
Evening star., 1900-01-27
JAPANESE BATTLE SHIP SAILS.
Reported in London That Shikish lima
is on to China.

LONDON, January 27.-Some of the after
neon newspap apers associate the departure
TO-DAY of the new japanese battle ship
Shikishima with possible complications in
regard to the situation in China, especially
as il is announced that the Shikishima will
endeavo5t to traverse the suez canal by d.
vesting herself of her armament. Up TO
the present no ship of such size has travers-
ed the canal.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
IN INTERESTS OF LABOR.

Proposed That S1.5O a Day Shall Be
Minimum to Unskilled EmpIoyes.
Mr.. Glynn of New York has introduced in
the House two bills of interest to- labor
one bill provides that hereafter upon all
work conducted by the United States gov
erpment $3.50 day shall be the minimum
price paid for unskilled labor, eight hours
to constitute a days work.
The other bill provides that convict-made
goods cannot be sold outside OF the state or
territory where they are made.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
LOCOMOTIVE BOILER ExpLoDEs.

The Engineer, Fireman and Conduc-
tor of the Train Killed.
DETROIT, Mich, January pa special
from Battle Creek, Mich, to the Journal
says a Chicago and Grand Trunk locomo-
tive blew up at Edwardsburg this morn
ing, killing engineer, fireman and conductor.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
INTEREST ON TAX ARREARS.
Representative Pearre's Bill Ffxin.
the Rate,

the Rate.
Mr. Pearre has introduced a bill in the
House Qd. r. 750D providing that the rate
of interest to be collected from any per-
son owing arrearages Of general taxes
prior to July 1. 1898. now due to and the
liens for which are held by the District of
Columbia, shall be per centum per an
mum In lieu of the rate and penalties now
fixed by law and all accrued costs: Pro-
vided. That this act shall apply only to
taxes paid on or before the first day of
January, 1901. 49,
Evening star., 1900-01-27
First Delegates Elected.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ATLANTA. Ga, January 27.-The first
delegates in this state. w. A. Pledger and
NJ. B. Morton, have been elected for the
eighth congressional district. at Green's
boro' Ga, to the republican national con-
vention. which meets at Philadelphia. juno
10.
Evening star., 1900-01-27

Harry Varden Sails for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. England, January IT,
Harry Vardon. the open golf champion.
sailed from here for the United States to-
day on the American line steamer ST. PAM.
Evening star., 1900-01-27
DEATH OF CHARLES MALTY.
He Was Associated in Business With
Abraham Lincoln.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 21.-Charles
Malty, who for three years was associated
in business with Abraham Lincoln at
Waynesville, ILL.,, is dead, aged eighty-eight
years. He was born in Vermont, and dur
ing an active life occupied many positions
of public trust
Evening star., 1900-01-27
THE FORTUNE BRINGER.

Frequent and constant
advertising brought me all
/ own.-A. T. Stewart.
Evening star., 1900-11-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

A. B. DUvAI4L AND @. A. BRANDENBURG,
Attorneys.-In the Supreme Court Of the District Of
zion Of sixteenth street NV No. $50. District
Court.-Notice IL hereby given that pursuant the
act to-
District Of Columbia, and for other purposes -
an ii. sc rspe to the
and extension Of Sixteenth street. in the District
and an act @ Of Co.. gre d. June
lumbia road east Of Thirteenth street. and for
other purposes" the Commissioners Of the District
Of Columbia have filed a petition In this court
pray the condemnation Of land necessary tor
the extension of Sixteenth street northwest from
Morris street to the District Of Columbia boundary
line with a uniform width Of hundred and
sixty, Qeo) feet, as shown on plat or map pre-
said petition and marked Exhibit D. c., No. L.
prayi J. that jury of seven % judicious, disin-
teres4 ID men, not related any person interested
in the proceedings, and not in the service en-
pigment of the District of Columbia of the
Unit. States. be summoned by the marshal Of the
District CT Columbia to assess the damages each
owner of land taken may sustain by reason of the
lxnds for the purposes of such extension and to
asses the benefits resulting therefrom against
Oh each side Of said Sixteenth street northwest
between Morris street and the Bagden subdivision.
r s se r @ a% and Dd e
sev 90. four ~ and eleven % of A. r. shep,
herds t to the dep depth Of two
the benefits may be found by said jury to extend,
S sn ssss S
ir~ tn" provisions Of the aforesaid acts of Con-
gress. 1t Is ordered this 18th day of November,
A.D 1900, that all persons having any interest in
the proceedings be. and they are hereby, required
to after this court the 7th day of December,
1900 / 10 O'Clock am, and to continue in at
tenda- until this court shall have made its final
order ra:ifyir, and confirming the award Of dam
ages aud assessment Of benefits of the jury. Pro-
vided. copy Of this order be published M once In
{ Washingto" Law Reporter and in The Evening
Star, ashingto Pos and the Washington Times
new papers. secular days at least sto six times mes
sch &c hnra ahp cd TO of hi,
notice to be served upon such owners of the land
tc be condemned may be found within the Dis
trict of Columbia. By the court: A. B. HAG
NFR, Associate Justice. A true copy-Test: j..
X. YOUNG. Clerk. By r. J. MEIGS. Jr., Assistant
Cler pol9m&w,6
Evening star., 1900-11-28
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF rfE
Supervising Architect. Washington. ID. c., Novem-
her - l. O.-Sealcd proposals viii be received Al
this ofit unit TWO O'CLOCK PM, ON THE
SEVENTEENTH DAY or DECEMBER 1900 and
then opened for the Extension Of Vault ,issu. d
visi, }. office OF the Comptroller of Currency
Treasury Department building, Washington. d. c.
In ccordarce with drawing and spccica tons
copies o which may be had at this onice at the
disel ,tloD of the supervising architect. JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Architect.
uo26 u, W.T.. 81
u. ENGINEER OFFICE, 1875 ". CAPITOL.
ct, Washington, ID. C., October 20, 1900. Sealed
proposals VIII he received here until NOON No
SEMBi1R THIRTIETH, I90D and then publicly
opened. for furnishing wrought iron pipe fittings,
Ranges, valves and pipe hangers for building
for Government Printing Office Information fur
n.shed application. JOHN STEPHEN SFWEII.
Lieut.. Engineers. Oc29. 30. 81 mol 81 2S ct
Evening star., 1900-11-28
A Veterans Story.

George Lewis Of Shamokin, Pa, writes: Il am
eighty Year, of age. I have been troubled with
Catarri, foi fifty years. and ia my time have used
great many catarrh cures, but never had any
relief until used Or. Aglew's Catarrhal Powder
One boz cured completely" Sold by f. s.
WILLIAMS. 9th and \ sts.; EDMONDS VII.
LIAMS, Sd and "a. ave.-13.
Evening star., 1900-11-28

Emma Ford, colored, thirty-one years old
was stabbed in the left side OF the head
last night while engaged in a row in BANDS
alley. She went to Freedrnen's Hospital.
where her wound was dressed. Her state-
ment to the police was that the injury was
inflicted by Harry Strivers coIored who
drives an ice wagon. The police are look
ing for the driver, as the woman SAYS ahe
will prosecute him.
Evening star., 1900-11-28
Horse and Driver Hurt.

While descending the hill on Louisiana
avenue. opposite the Police Court, late yes
terday afternoon, one of the horses at
tached to one of I.ttlefield & Alvord's
wagons slipped and fell and was severely
injured. John jackson, the driver, was
thrown from his seat to the pavement by
the accident and had one Of his hands pain
fully cut.
Evening star., 1900-11-28
Seven races at SEEMING track tomorrow,
Thanksgiving day.-Advt.


.JeTaFy Hcp6bIfC8hB Meet.
Resolutions indorsing the appointment of
Capt. VIM NJ. Meredith as director of the
bureau of engraving and printing, and
thanking F. ". Palmer, public printer. for
recognition accorded New Jersey repu5Ii-
cans, were unanimously passed by the New
Jersey Republican Association last night at
Metzerott's Hall. The body decided TO
make its organization permanent and will
participate in the reception 10 be given by
President Mckinley next month to the
publican clubs of the District.
Evening star., 1900-11-28

Steeplechase hurdle race and five other
races at Benning tack tomorrow, including
Washington cup, at % miles.-AdVt
Evening star., 1900-11-28
BOARDING.

THE NORMAN. sos 18TH ST.-ROoMS. SINGLE
or en- suite with without private baths; first
class board a reduced rates; good service:
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Woman Stabbed.

Racing, rain or shine. at Bennng tracl
Thanksgiving .day.-Advt.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR sALE-s1s l. ST. NV.
Price, $500.
Just about the amount loaned on IT,. Cost $500:
| S-story brick dwtl ling; central location
no27-2t STONE FAIRFAX. 300 st. NV.
FOR sALE-HERE,s ps;s 4 RARsAIN- q So
Renting for ss5 PFlee nents s9sSe sSei when new
years ago. s7.25o; stories and cellar; rooms
and an bath; eenyenient location: 2es st. NV.
no27,2t STONE 4 FAIRFAX. sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-2orH ST. NV NEAR PA. AVE; 4
room brick and frame; newly papered and paint
Inquire CoNNoR's COAL OFFICE. 2sth St
FOR sALE-12a3 MASS AVE-
R breI stable sa In
to close an estate price reduced to s1s6oo Easy
no2est: DesS; DATID D. STONE CO., so4 st.
| FOR SALE-wAsHINGToN HEIGHTs-TwO AR
;aa tstie homes: nearing completion. north side Of
rooms, 2 baths steam heat; best construction; !;
neSssf ness equipment wEAvhk Rl,ss s'2SSS RsSs 1916 st.
buildings containing two hats each: price. 5000:
rented at 1920 per annum each: locat ted on elec-
see WEAEk 'H BRo Sees id 5G
no26-tf
FOR sALE-1o PER CENT INVEsTMENT-NEw
SfI %e oea'ss saso at " Bros Price,
FOR SALE : PRESIDENT McKINLEY's RE-
eo h insure ts g good advance % hin, in real estate
ONCE building near city Hail. District building
readily @ GF S4 an
pur laser could easily make a couple Of thousand
dollars within short time Owner forced 70
sell. Building is 81 front; contains II rooms.
Prize, l60O0.$1. 900 may remain at $50; In
noss55: :ssasnf bHVp Rayf IS ST Stow Co.. so4 st. NV
FOR sALE-N1CE 2-sTORY RESIDENCE. ON
CAP ca .. Hin near E. Cap. sr&b. cellar; lot TX
reasonable terms J. c. WELDON Co, PA
FOR SALE-COLUMBIA ROAD AND CONNECTI-
rosms. ~ JOHN sHERMAS.
no23-tf 61O 18th st.
FOR SALE-AN ATTRACTIVE sROOM HOUSE ON
JOHN SHERMAN,
no23-tf 8IO 18th St.
FOR sALE-BY THE OWNER-2Oe F ST. NE;
e small Groom brick: water and gas Inquire at
an apartment house; % opposite our finest park: iSo
no ss% Ss oGbEs n E1i4i E1 4ae st. NV
Fot sALE-2 FINEST GROOM AND BATH
bricks: 2.story and cellar; HARDWOOD ~ FIN
loc ,tion NV. Only s4,35o; easy terms: fine lot
10th AMI no11-28t
FOX SALE-INSPFCTION OF THE WELL-BIILT
perfectly planned house 1926 18th st. NV. II In
vited All convenences; electric appliances; TWO
Vii be so
on liberal . terms Open from II am. until pm
Fo.: SALE-FoUR SQUARES FROM CONGRESS
sional Library, on Capitol Hill, lO7 5th st. ne.
on premises o. Of WM s. nOLToN 7O4 14th NV.
oc9-52t+
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PERSONAL.

TOMORROW is HOLIDAY THE DINNER TOAST
shouli refer to standard rates for men
garments. VIII call before after ofice
hours JUSTH' s OLD STAND,
no2s5l 619 ID st.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, AUTHOR
ized 603 18th st. NV. Open all hours. Estab-
lished 1885. Honest and efficient service guaran-
teed Strictly confidential Phone 2525 no2 26ts
Evening star., 1900-11-28

Two races over the jumps, Washington
cup, at 2A miles, and four other races at
Benning track tomorrow.-Advt.
Evening star., 1900-11-28
THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT CO,
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
MEDICAL.

DIR. CZarra,
317 9Th ST. NV.
OLDEST GEsMAN SPECIALIST in skin and
biood diseases PRIVATE DISEASES Of both sexes
quickly and permanently CURED.
X-RAYS for diagnosis.
Daily from to 6; Tuesday and Saturday till
B pm, fY0.tf
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FOR SALE-AN ATTRACTIVE S-ROOM HOUSE ON
Washington Heights at a real bargain.
JOHN SHERMAN,
nO2S-tf 6iO 18th at.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

MAPLEWOoD, CONCORDvILLE, PA.-sUCCESS
full school; one Of the best to infuse energy to
wake up boys to duties Of life; $3.50; under 13
$3.50; new gymnasium; tobacco.
no14-w, Sc -26ts4
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FOR SALE-COLUMBIA ROAD AND CONNECTI-
cut ave.. a complete and beautiful house; u
rooms. JOHN SHERMAN,
nO23-tf 61O 18th st.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-NEAR NAVY YARD-$2.500
chance to buy corner frame, with large lot.
261134. with stlbIe; house has . rooms and wa
ter; rented now 1t 1850 per mo.
z, s, DONALDSON,
It, go 10th NV.
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MANICURE.

PARIS = MARLBOROUGH PARLORS - LONDON
sc1 Vermont ave, opposite Arlington Hotel Com
plexfon and Scalp Specialists. Hairdressing,
Mancuring. N. Y. Imperial Hair Regenerator
.-pnlicaticn rooms Phone 776 no3- 26t'-5
Evening star., 1900-11-28

FOR sALE-10 PER CENT INVESTMENT-NEW
broom brick; rented at $3.50 per annum. Price,
$l.5o0; well located. WEAVER BROS,
DOZ6-tf
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FOR SALE-NICE 2-STORY RESIDENCE. ON
ca. Hill near E. Cap; 81. .&b;. cellar; lot 2lx
124 IT.; CWner las left city and 1t must be sold
reasonable terms J. c. WELDON & CO., PA
f. Cap st. no24-7t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-oR sALE-AT A GREAT BAR
hat; within IS yards of two car lines central:
houses ow on II ;ented for $1,000 mo.
Apply EARLY LAMPTON. 615 1Ith st.
pO21-lot