Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1890, Page 2

THE. EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. — SOCIAL MATTERS. The Vice President Gives a New York Dinner—Personal Notes of Interest. The Vice President gave a dinuer of thirty- six covers last night in honor of the New York delegation in Congress. The guests were Sen- ator Hiscock and Maj. J. M. Farquhar, Mr. Covert, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Clancy, Mr. Magner, Mr. Turner, Mr. Dunph; pi Mr. Me- Carthy, Mr.’ Cummings, Mr. Quinn, Mr. Flower, Mr, Stahluecker, Mr. Stivers, Mr. Fitch, Mr. Ketcham, Mr. Knapp, Mr. Quackenbush, Mr. ‘Tracy, Mr. Sanford, Mr. Moffitt, Mr. Lansing, SHOOTING STARS. Tt tak buck eye to see a horse chestnut. You can't pickups barrel of lime by the slack. Mamma—calling from the library: ‘‘Kather- ine, when does the Supreme Court adjoura?” Katherine — in the perlor | with Falig: “About eleven o'clock, Iguess.”. ~ Editor: “That was a very bad joke you sent Mr. Sherman, Mr. Belden. Mr.’ De Lano, Mr. | in.” Payne, Mr. Raines, Mr. Baker, Mr. J. G.Saw-| Contributor: “But it was original.” ef, Mr. Wiley and Mr. Wm. G. Laidiaw, mem-| Paitor: «Yes; kind of original sin, 80 to ers of Congress from the Empire state. ake The managers of the Foundling Hospital Rave a tea yesterday between the hours of 4 and 7 o'clock, which was most snccessful. Mrs. Smith sat behind a table at the door and col- lected the tariff. In a room at the right of the hall were Mrs. Collum, Mrs, Heaven and Mrs, Wallace, the president and two vice presideuts, who acted as a reception committee, The Fooms throughout were decked with laurel and agreat profusion of field daisies, In the tes room ice cream, strawberries, coffee and cake were served Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Me- Cartney, Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Nobie, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Grafton and Mrs, Lightfoot, Lemou- ade and flowers were sold at a table in the ball, Miss Haidee Williamson, who is one of the effective workers in this charity, bestowed her good offices on every hand and ‘Was most active in showing the visitors around through the dormitories that they might see how ‘the little waifs were cared for by Christian organizations, Thirty of these children have Leen adopted into good homes in the past three and there are thirty-six children on Among the patrons yesterday were on Derry, Mrs. Dolph, Mrs. H. A. Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Outhwaite, Mrs, Mrs. Willard, Yope, Mre. Edson, Dr. Shippen, Mrs. Mattingly, Sea Mrs. Hazleton, Miss Kate Foote, the Misses Heaven and others. Mrs. J. P. Jones, whe is one of the active workers in the Foundling Hospital, is still con- fined to her room with a cold. Mrs, Mattingly will next month go abroad to ag her daughter home from school, where she has been in Paris fur the past two years, Mrs. C. E. Hutton of Camden, N.J., formerly Miss Lucy McGuyre of Washington, is enjoying @ visit with Mrs Raphael Cailis at No. 529 6th street northwest, An interesting meeting was held at the resi- dence of Mrs. Coolidge yesterday afternoon and the subject of public Kindergartens in the District was fully discussed. And it was found that not until some of the District laws are changed, particularly that one in regard to school children under six years of age, will it be aneasy matter to establish the proposed —— rtens in the public schools. The next of the ae | talks at Mrs. Coolidge’s will be upon the clothing of infants and little children, ‘et 2:30 o'clock on the 26th instant. Mrs. C. I. Cleborne, wife of Medical Director Cleborne, who is stationed at the Naval Hospi- tal, Norfolk, Va. arrived here yesterday on a visit to Mrs. Theodore D. Wiison, 1631 16th street northwest. She will remain for ten days, The entertainment this evening given by the ladies who are interested in the Children’s Hospital will be quite a notable society event. It will take place im the grounds and buildings of the hospital, on W street between 13th and 1ith streets, from 5 to li o'clock. ‘he enter- tainment will be for a double purpose—to celebrate the opening of the new wing of the hospital and to raise funds for the purchase of new appliances and equipments. The demand ‘or beds at the hospital is increasing all the time and the enlargement of the building creates a demand for new cots, LIQUOR LAW " CASES. Trials in the Police Court—“The Even- Dick—who is an authority on horses and nothing else: “Aw Miss Susie, you don’t think, don’t you know, that I am uttably bwainless do you, don’t you know?” Susie: “Certainly not Dick. I think you har as much good horse sense as any man I know. “All things come to him who waits,” is no longer the motto of the striking Chicago wait- ers, It isn’t water snakes man sces when “‘ got’em.” THE SONG OF ALLEN. “Tush a bye baby, on the tree top, Private John Allen is going to stop Singing his song; then Baby won't be Frightened again, till it climbs up 4 tree. The fastest time made by any train in the world is that made by George Francis Train. Little wads of taffy, Served up once or twice, Make most everybody Feel exceeding nice, “This is a very long wait you've given me,” said a customer to the coal dealer after he had been sitting around the office for an hour. “I'm sorry,” responded the tardy dealer, “but that will be all right when you get your load of coal.” ONE STRIKE FOR APOLLO, Apollo raised his tuneful hand, So graceful, light and free, And with a skillful. soulful touch He struck Tom Ochiltree. ———~ser_—___ UNDER THE GERMAN FLAG. The Commissioners Will Not Interfere With the Drying of Clothes. ‘The perplexities which daily beset the Com- missioners are not altogether those connected with the issue of liquor licenses and the ad- justment of the steam railroad problem. Our city fathers are not only required to apply their knowledge of human nature and municipal law in meeting the local exigencies of the trust, but are occasionally compelled to wrestle with questions of international import. Some- times it is deciding whether the residence of an official representative of some foreign nation should be taxed and sometimes they are called upon to placate the indefinable fetish known as international courtesy by giving the butler or scullion or perhaps the minister himself a free license for his dog, and thus giving them the benefit of the law of nations to the extent ing Star” as a Legal Authority. This morning in the Police Court Judge Miller was calied upon to decide another case pf an alleged violation of the liquor law brought against a wholesale dealer. for the Banner Brewing Company of Cincinnati, Henry Bush, agent was the defendant. The information charged that the defendant was a licensed wholesale dealer and that he permitted liquor to be drunk upon the premises, Witnesses were called who testified that they purchased bottles of beer in the defendant's place and that they drank the beer from the bottles, Mr. Shillington, who appeared for the de- fendant, said that a similar case had tlready been decided by the court, and he then read the court's decision in the Siss case. “What are you reading from?” asked the court. “I am reading from Volume 76, No. 75,026, of Tas Evexrvo Stan's reports,” replied Mr. shil- ington, “and they are considered an authority in this District.” The law was argued by Mr. Shillington for Bush and Mr. Dumont for the District, NO LAW TO COVER THE CASE. Judge Miller held that the act of 1872 revised end repealed the old act reported in Webb's Digest. The court, the judge said, eannot legis- late, but can in this way call attention to the defects in the law and show the necessity for the passage of the act now pending before Congress. The decision of the court was that there was no law to cover the offense and dis- luussed the case. No? EVEN A WATER HAUL. Wm. H. Fugitt, who keeps a saloon and din- ing room on 434 street southwest, was charged with violating the Sunday law. He was de- fended by Lawyer Padgett. Several witnesses were called, but only one of them had got a drink inthe defendant's place. That was a glass of ginger ale and it was furnished him in tue dining room. “This was water haul,” remarked Mr. Du- mont. “It was noteven a water haul, ” added the Judge, “as no water was drunk.” The charge was dismissed. THE JUDGE REBUKES A WITNESS, Mr. Cahill appeared as counsel in the case of Jobn Leonard, who was charged with conduct- jug an unlicensed bar in connection with his grocery store in South Washington. The court heard the evidence of a colored man named Witliam W. Bagby and also that of a colored boy to show that they got drinks and a half- pint bottle of whisky at Leonard's, The wit- ness Bagby said that he had not spoken to any policeman before going in the place, nor did he receive mouey from an oiticer to pay for the liquor. When Policeman Lewis was called his evidence showed that Bagby had told what was not true. The officer saw Bagby on | the street and afterward at the police station | before he went to Leonard's place. He also suw Bagby get 25 cents. Bagby was recalled and he reiterated his evidence given before. When he heard tae policemaa contradict him he remembered having seen the officer earlier im the day, but he did not remember about the quarter. “How old are you?” asked the judge, ” was his reply. “Sixty-four years,” “Have you ever been arrested?” 0, sir; never in my lif Here's a man,” said the judge, “who has four years and uever been ar- the judge continued, “you have never been arrested and yet you have committed a offense here this morning that might send Jou to the penitentiary for years and years.” “Ie that so” asked the oid man. “Yes, that's so. You have committed willful | end deliberate perjury. Only a few days ago there was a scoundrel in this court who swore a whisky man through aud the next day be came in and sold the District out. After denouncing the action of this class of Witnesses and commenting on the reported de- | cision of Judge Bingham the court dismissed the case. YET ANOTHER CASE DISMISSED. The last liquor case was a charge of Sunday bar against George W. Bauer. Half a dozen witnesses were called, but they only got the a in debt, for they all testified that they went us far as the closet in the yard. Mr, ington made no defense and the case was pose William G. Silence and Joseph A. Silence were charged with keeping an unlicensed bar, ‘They were represented by Mr. Padgett and the eave Was contigued indefinitely. Mary C. Hollohan Divorced. Judge Hagner this morning made « decree of divotce in the case of Mary C. Holichan sgainst Harry S. Holloban in favor of the com- plainant, allowing her to resume her maiden ame of Jueneman and giving her the custody of their infant child, Marie Hollohan. The bill filed by Mr, Campbell Carrington states they were married November 24, 1886, have one child and charges December 8, 1887, he compelling her, by his cruel treat- ment, a te ery to her mother’s, “She charged that «short time after commenced @ course of ill poor gn nb ally came home between 12 and 3am. under the influence of liquor; that October 19, 1887, of relieving the pressure of the exchequers of our effete neighbors to that extent. Several days ago United States District Attor- ney Hoge, in accordance with the many pro- tests received by him, wrote a letter to Maj. Moore, calling his attention to the unlawful use for private purposes of the parking adja- cent to the building line of some of the streets of the city. He particularly called attention to a case recently brought to his notice, where the occupants of the premises at the southeast cor- ner of New Jersey avenue and I streets north- west regularly devote the parking on the New Jersey avenue side to the drying of clothes, He called attention to the —a clause of section 225, Revised Statutes, whic! provides that parking shall not be used for private purposes, Maj. Moore referred the papers in the case to Lieut. Keliy, in whose precinct the case com- plained of is located, and he examined the case and recently wrote to Maj. Moore, saying that the resident of the house complained of is Mr. P. William Buddecke, chancelior of the German legation. He said’ also that he applied to Prosecuting Attorney Armes for a warrant aud that gentleman refused, on the ground that it was not a proper case to test the law on. Just what will be done is not known, although it is understood that the Commissioners have no intention of interfering with the modus vi- vendi of the Teuton laundrymen. ——— Amusements. One of the best concerts in the Gilmore- Strauss series is the matinee by. Gilmore Sun- day afternoon at Albaugh’s. The prices for this matinee are within the reach ofall, and his program is & superb one. In addition to his band he is accompanied by three splendid soloists—Miss Ida Klein, lately of the Metro- litan Opera Company, who has sung with Thomas and Gilmore with the greatest success; _ Edward O’Mobony, the basso, is a classic owerful singer, who was the star of the ea osa Opera Company; Mr. Wm. L Lavin, the tenor, is also w Jown as a pleasing tenor. General admission to all parts of the house 50 cents, Reserved seats 1 and 75 cents, Now on sale at Metzerott's, A pleasant and instructive entertainment will be given at the Church of Onr Father, 13th and L streets northwest, tomorrow evening, when Prof. B. P. Murray will deliver an_ illustrated lecture entitled “From Dan to Beersheba.” bom) arene willbe for the benefit of the Sunday school. Sale of seats is now in progress for the gagement of the Lamont Opera Company at Albaugh’s, which commences an engagement on Monday next in “Erminie.” The company includes Helen Lamont, Laura Millard, Emma Hanley, Mabella Baker, R. & Graham, Loui De Lange, Lloyd Wilson, George Broderick, Charles Graam, Alexander Clark. Gene admission 2c. ; reserved seats 50c, and 75c. ‘The Fourth Street M.E. Church Mite Society will give @ strawberry festival at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 8th street southeast, this evening, Prof. vid Charles Bell delivers his first ‘he Merchant of Venice,” at National Rifles’ Hall this evening at 8 o'clock. The new wing of the Children’s Hospital, 13th and W streets northwest, will be 9 — with an entertainment from 5 to 11 o’cloc! evening. Admission 25 cents, Shoal ALEXANDRIA, Reported for Tax Evextte Stam. ‘Tax Exectiox Topat.—The polls were opened at sunrise this morning in the four wards, and the doors of bar rooms, closed at sunset last evening, are still closed today. re is no interest whatever in the election, as there are no candidates in the field except those nomi- nated by the democrats. An effort is, how- ever, made to bring outa full party vote, but withOut the excitement of competing candi- | dates this will be impossible. There is no com- plaint as to the fairness of the election. Tus ig meine Mergtixo oe Friends meeting house rty on ‘Asaph and Wolfe streets hese, bas been feos foe) bya syndicate, which ge up oat row of houses — the grounds, was once of hg for the adjoin panna ~ boat da, which owns the Property. It was afterward rented and used as a colored home for the — — a mae meeting place, The meetin; il now be torn down, Notes. —' 4 tanebel of Mra. Nancy A. Moore, widow of the late Cornelius Moore, took place from St. Mary's Church my beet Mrs, Moore. nee Bell, has resided here all having been an adopted hter Capt Samed Guy Fhe Jan! St. John’s my go to this afternoon in order to lege Nine at the base At Alexandria county is held I when she was sick, he brutally assaulted ber; that he committed adultery im 1887 at Bay Bidge and iw Baltimore _THE BREWERS ADJOURN After Listening to an Account of Travels in the Holy Land. CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL ASROCIATION—THE EXPOSITION BREWERY—OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR—ADDRESS BY COMMISSIONER MASON. The second day's session of the brewers’ con- vention began at 10 o'clock this morning in Grand Army Hall The attendance was quite as large as it was yesterday, and the conven- tion feeling that there was much te do today if it was intended to reach an adjourn- ment by evening, as was planned, wasted no time, but got right down to work. The convention is one of busi- ness men who understand their business, know what they want and how to go about it, They are here to advance their business interests and no time is wasted in filibustering or mere time killing. Reports of committees were read and disposed of rapidly, although they were all of importance and showed that the committee have worked faithfully during the past r for all the interests of the brewers, e following list of names of dele- gates among the several hundred in attendance shows the business standing held by the mem- bers of the association: SOME OF THE MEMBERS, Wm. Bartholomay, Rochester, N.Y.; Wm. Hoffmann, Buffalo; P. Doeiger, Buffal Grah, New York; S. K. Nester, Genev: Heusner, Rochester; Henry Clausen, a, oo York; Martin Nought, © Buffalo;’ “F’ Ringler, New York: Louis Freund, Baffaio; Fred Miller, Kochester; J. F. Kuhn, Buffalo; Chas. Parkaw, Buffalo; Carlz Schind, New York; H. M. Haar, New York; Fred Opperman, New York; W. A. Miles, New York; Herz Zeltuer, New York; Jos, Ha- ber, Brooklyn; Joseph Liebermann, Brooklyn; W. M. Don Levy, Brooklyn; Frank A. Ehret, New York; Albert Carry, Washington, D.C.; Ed. G. Uihlein, Milwaukee; Peter, Toepfer, gare Paul Narath, New York; Straus, Baltimore; ‘John Erdrich Philadelphia; C. Fe enspan, Newark; Ellis Wai City; ch . ‘Rusk, Allegheny Philadelphia; Louis ‘. Eberhard, Allegheny City; George W. Eberhard, Alley bony City; Fred | Wolff, Philadelphia; Theo. Engel, Philadelphia; Otto C. Wolff, Providenes; W. Herrmann, Knoxville; Geo. Gunther, Raltimore; T. L. Stronss, Baltimore; F. C. Manning, Baltimore; F. B. McCormick, Boston; A. J. Horton, Bos- ton; C. C. Hanford, Boston; Wm, Kr ,Omaha; John Storz, Omaha; John Goetz, Omaha; Chas. Bayer, 4 Albert Lackmann, Cincin- nati; Wager, Cleveland; John Smith, ld Chris. Heurich, Washington, IN MEMORY OF THE DEAD, ‘The first committee to report this morning was that on condolences, It reported the death of one honorary member during the year, three associate members and 19 active members. Suitable resolutions were reported and were adop‘ed unanimously, the convention standing in honor to the memorissof the departed mem- bers, Presidert Lefens made a few appro- riate remarke, beautifully worded and touch- ing in sentiment. Reports on the literary bureau, contingencies and restrictive legisla- tion were also read and adopted, THE QUESTION OF REORVANIZATION. At the session yesterday the committee on reorganization reported a plan for organizing the society on an entirely new basis, No recom- mendations were made and the report was laid on the table for action today. This morning Mr, A. Danenberg, chairman of the com- mittee, moved that the whole matter of reorganization be referred to the board of trustees ,who hold several meetings through the year.’ They are to decide about the matter and make their report to the con- vention in the spring of 1891, when detinite action will be taken, ‘This motion was carried unanimously. , THE BREWERY AT THY EXPOSITION, The question of the world’s fair was quite a puzzler for the convention to deal with. The brewers intend to have alarge brewery in active operation at the exposition, showing to all who wish to see all the various methods of bre the popular beverage. Such an exhibi- tion is sure to be a good advertisement for the brewers’ business, but the question was as to who should stand the necessary expense. The dis- cussion was started by a motion made by Mr. Geo. C, Clausen of New York that the matter be left entirely in the handsof the board of trustees and that $5,000 be appropriated to de- fray the preliminary expenses. This was car- ried and the association will see to it that the beer is brewed. OFFICERS CHOSEN. Mr. Kendall, chairman of the committee on nominations, reported the following: For presi- dent, Thies J. Lefens of Chicago, Ill; for vice presidents, Jas. Liebmann of New York, H. B. Scharmann of Brooklyn, N.Y. oS treasurer, Jos. Liebmann of Brooklyn, For members of the Donra a trustees for the term of three years: Wm. Mi of New York, W. M. Hoffman of New York, Edward 8. Uiblein of Milwaukee. Members of the vig- lance committee: Henry Clausen, jr., New York; Henry H. Reuter, Boston; N. W. Ken- New Haven; H. K.’Scharman, Brooklyn; Gregg, Hudson; Aug. Uiblein, Milwau- Ellis’ Wainwright, St. Louis; Peter Lieber, Indianapolis; Chr. Moerlein, Cin- cinpati; L. Schlather, Cleveland, "Ohio; Alfred’ Werthmeller, ' Burlington, Iow: Wm, H. Hull, New Haven, Conn. ; Jos, Theure: Chicago; Theo. C. Engel, Philadelphia; T. F. Straub, Pittsburg and Allegheny; Robert Port- ner, Alexandria Va.; August Goebel, Detroit; Wm. Hamm, St. Paul, Minn.; Henry Von Der Horst, Baltimore, Md.; A. Reymann, Wheeling, W.Va.; Phil Zang, Denver, Col; P. Metz, Omaha, Neb.; A. @. Wieland, San Francisco; Fr. Fehr, Louisville, Ky.; Moriz Levinger, Sioux Falls, Dak. Advisory Committee—J. Chris, G. Hupfel, New York; Wm. A. Moles; E. G. W. Woerz, New York; George Ehret, New York; Th. lace, New York; Christian Feigenspa: D. Cc. THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1890. - ANTED--HELP. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS wae SONS HAVING OFFICES IN THE ANTED—DESKS, COUNTER, SA ae SAS Fe) RENT 717 11TH ST. N.W. TWO LARGE bor! Pension and ffices to ures abd Office. Address Ay: Furnished p+4 pe tine Sry ho Facey: Wie Se 818 per monthy ne Dew hones. Noms: Price G10.s04 a ari cas work coveras, 5 WixZED WASHING 70 po aa POR BENT—1340 S STS, W;, COMFORTABLY ED-A-YOUNG MAN FOR G FUR | ing, bo. “Cali or eddrecs 1013 Sa st. 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I 7OR- eS NEW AND SiO ANTED_A SHETLAND ayy Devinn Firat. “ilsor Flos | Piet of Repair Work prom jorse and Busey or Wagoi ae ute gers OFC trade, Address CHOSEN, Star oftice. : genitemen Stites {ove meow a W WAEEES BACK CERTIFICATES, STATE ems and price asked. Address 1.B. Fe, RENT—THREE APARTMENTS OF 1 ‘three roots gb suite private beth and lowe gaptly furnish the WOODMON ‘Sa and lo _ ‘Te. ‘3m FOR RENT. OFFICES. ir ANTED-A_GENTLE DRIVING HORSE FOR JOR RENT—OFFICE ROOM—CENTRALLY LO. Summer Keep and Sinall Hire; to go in the coun= ey for limit phacton tse: only orcasl- Bally used and Fats awe ee exposure, Apply F. T. HALL, ‘Address KESPUNSIBLE Ke, Btar office. oma Wareeate BUY A HAMMOND TYPE WRITER, sete condition and lowest cash HENR) = +603 ith Peete WAMEDoT KN THAT C. D. COLLINS, Builder and Carpenter, 714-710 Taseacae Makes @ Specialty of Remodsiing and Jobbi: made to order at short notice._my19-1m* 5 ED_H. BAUM PAYs THE HIGREST CASH. Prices for Furniture, Carpets, Feather Beda Ofice and Store Fixtures. | Eutire Houseboids & ity, Storage on reasonable terma, Address 314 Oba my?” V > HORS: FOR PASTURE AT LAKE View ‘Farm: terms ped month. » N. J. WAGNER, my16-6¢ Rockville, Ma, V “A LIMITED, BER OF HORSES to ‘Pasture at 2. Ww, a, Warm at Avenel, Md., eizh rom this in miles fi city “pol, with, plenty of sha oo Mt ata jouse, best of care. Address Albauy! Washington, or JAMES WILSON, Avene! ae ilgut- komery coullty, F2 T—A FINE OFFICE KOOM AT 1300 F B.w.; @40.80 per month, . THOS. G. HENSEY & ©0., _m21-3t 1300 Fst. aw. JOR RENT — OF Fit ° EIBST FLOOR onG st bet. 14th 0 per mouth. Apply to WM. FINLEY a Cutail Gate. eeie JOR RENT—TWO UPPER FLOORS ON PENN- sylvauia ave. bet. 9th and 10th ats, suitable for gitets ck photoxraph gallery, For particulars address AKL, Star office. Fe (RENT—DESIRABLE OFFICE oo I the Lenman Building, 1425 ave. ; elevator, food light and ventilation and all tod. imp. ; mod- A. T. COUMBE, 1425 N.Y. ave. my7-1m_ COUNTRY REAL E STATE, ALE UPRIGHT AN Fe, Sa Tee ce SON HOUSE STABLES Con Morwes, Sue ej wil sell iets sturie. Also Horses, HENRY BOWERS mer Othe © Foe SALE-« HANDSOME BAY HORS Kiud and suitable for pe | or Lee” aniving @ sTkbtes ‘f ken at once. “ey " pi SALE SR RAPT MULE. ben Apply at Sia Fon aw, eo Avuble: price Ot Fok ss SFHOWOE 'GHBKED SADDLE DIE HORSE, d Kevenue. Five rec for running oF aang ll exchange for obe oF two 1 WIRTON MATTHEWS, 331 F st. FS SAF E-GGaR aN erat eyeRy STORE located in South Washington business. A: CIGARS, Bia Star otioe mei Sa OK SALE—BEAUTIFUL 8QUAKE PIANO, FB wrtaves, Rover aod cee bart ata ine wath Reo cover Soy plete, “a 5 camb. ¥ BIRT S m21-3t 937 Pennsylvania ave., bear LOth Fs SALE—OR EXCHANGE—¢2.000—A PLEAS- ant Villave Home in Valley of Vingiuia for sale, cre excellent garden ; fruits in abundance ; water, Sc. ; cheapest and best living anywhere, to y iw Step a pony. Ya TO PASTURE AT GEN. sle's Stock Farm at 83 per month; Dest of pas. ture, running water aud pleuty of Cs attention. Apply to General Man FERTY, Loth st and Louisiana aves or at the Farm. Telephone call, 700. my12-3in WANED: PARLOR FURNITURE, UPHOL stered Mattresses made over; work done in a neat d substantial manuer. Slip Covers cut and made; Ht teed. ELSON, 1223G w. m10-66 = TRY “ORANGE BLOSSOM, ure cure for female di , sample free. Also Lady pecute to sell Dr. McGill's “Complexion Lotion.” Mrs. F. A, BAILEY, General Agent, 429F st. nw. F SALE—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE—17 AORES ‘and improvements ; land adjoiuing Linden gration; only 9 miles from city; suitable for subdivision ; the finest Tece of krowud wear Washington for eub. division; will be sold very cheap to close an estate; & ¢ seldom offered for profitable juvestment; & bargain if sold at once. DUCKETT & FE SALE—ON EASY TERMS, 120 ACI aT Belteville, Md. within seven minutes of two ota: tions on the 'B. sid O. has 1}¢ mil road frontage on thiree siden, with new fenclug the entire distance aud good buildings, @ud will be sold at the low price of 45 per acre; this is the best offered 1 investment, JOHN F Bw, m2: Fe | SALE—FEOM 1 TO 1, .000 ACRES OF LAND on Rockville and Georgeto Pike, on the line of gleciric raliroad: urice from -000 per acre. 0,400 to oan on Washinton nouns al “6 ERT Ts Fat. Want D-LOOK HERE! ALL KIND OF FUR- hiture stored a M. F. REAMER, ¢ DESCRIP- also all kinds of { mnerchanidise, store aud oifice fixtures, Be. A.C. WINSTON, = 7th st. a. W HO! TO KE Horses Winter = Summer a epicianee order box Price's Livery Stables S12 6th at: iw gt road, 8 miles from city. 0. HP. CLA Ws TED—-PRIVATE LETTERS AND OT! Writings to Kevise, Correct and Typewrite; strictest confidence ntewd.s tranelations 8. W. FLYNN, AM, Ivy lusutute, established 18’ corner Sth and’ x Wa “AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE & fice every day, Working Women, Men, Boys and Girls; no waiting for work—epplications for guvern- ment positions prepared, May Building, “th & E uw. TANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING ‘@ AND Kenovuting Works: Feathers Keng tresses Made. Over: Furniture Steamed snd. Mothe estroyed, F.H. YOUNGS, 140z Fa ave, ‘Telephone WASTED, {| IMMEDIATELY — 4 FIRST-CLASS White Barber of sober habits anda union man at 22636 Cut.ne. m20-3t" J ANTED_DISTRICT EMPLOYMENT O- ciation, Women aud Men Cooks, Waiters, Butlers, W House Girls, ANTEDCTRY SCKIBNER. BEST ES ‘Table Goods, 20c. per pound. Cooking, Ne 0 Theodore C. Engel, Fhiladelpn E. W. Voigt, Detroit, Mich.; F k Milwaukee, Wis.; Henry Uihiese Milwaukee, Wis; Wm. Bartholomay, Rochester, N.Y; Wm. ©. Seipp, Chicago, iii.; Louis Schlosstein, St. Louis, Mo.; Geo, Moerlein, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Chr. Heurich, Washington, D. ©. ‘The board of trustees consists of th follow- ing gentlemen: Thies J. Lefens, chairman, Chi- cago, IIL; Henry Clausen, £ New York, N.Y. George Ehret, New York, ; Joseph’ Li manu, Brooklyn, N. Y.; L Denenberg, Newark, N. J ; Henr; Ht” Raeter, Boston, Mass. ; Gomme Burkhardt, Boston, Mass ; C. W. Berg. nar, Philadelphia, Pa; Ellis Wainwright St Louis, Mo.; August Uihlein, Milwauke>, 18.5 Leo Ernst, Chicago, IIL; Lao El sot tres Ohio; Edward W. Stiefel, Baltimore, On motion of Mr. Danenberg the report ot the committee was etree Seat ted an: the secretary was requested to fen one wae for the delegates present, This he did ani the gentlemen elected as named, THE CLOSING BUSINESS, ‘The press was gracefully recognized by Mr, H. H, Rueter, who said that while the doings of the association were largely for the interest — publio generally and should be known by yet there the actions of the society would never known outside _ four of the hall not for aor newspapers, Therefore he aed a vote of thanks to the press, and this wi Passed unanimously amid{oud spplause, Some routine business and th of votes of thanks to the various committees end officers closed the business of the day. BEER IN JERUSALEM. Mr. Scharman was called upon to give an ac- count of his recent travels through the Holy Land, Mr. Scharman is a witty talker and his it was a one, though he “talked He told of lager-beer saloons in Jerusalem and the Valley of Jericho and said that while the road to Jordan might be @ hard one to travel, it was not a hard enough one to keep good beer from being oa ried over its dusty way, COMMISSIONER MASON ARRIVES, The the afternoon in riding around the city and view- ing the sights and visiting, by special invites tions, the local breweries. The annual ban- gust of the will be held this evening at o'clock at the Toasts will be re- to by Hon. Butterworth, Senator Clausen, jr., Hon, Hon, James W. Covert, ies’ Maids and other He:p: work guar- 4 i, per pound, Warranted not to get strong (ke anteed; in clty or away. BOWIE, As aa butier does) for cue month, or money refunded. ~ |B. --Do u't take anything that is © bul pet tte best, wich Wantep—a Fi FIRST-CLASS EXPELIENC "s,” or “ull the same t! ms ” bul fk ‘the ig which gineer, one who understands machine M. 330, P dress HOPE, Star Offic Wiantene -A WHITE WOMAN TO Do GLY ERAL Housework and who will stay at night; aud 7 p.m., 2213 Washington circle. om! Vv VY ANTED—MAN AS AGENT OF OUR_ PATENT Safes; size 28x1 8x18 inches, sizes as | factory ‘ot goverued by erie. pool. © rauted; rare chance; permanent business. and catalogue will convince you ageuts clear onth. Write for exclusive territory. Cincin ROO ‘aa V DORE’ ‘T BU- Feau, conducted by Ietiee bien and Women, hite and colored, for-ali kinds of domestic labor, V TE) NCH AS Maid or Governess to Grown Children and Plain Sewing: with a family going to Europe preferred; best city references. Address X. V., Star office, y ANTED—BY A GERMAN GIRL, : Siret-class Chambetiuss references. Please address ANTE COL 4s Chambermaid, Waitress Stuall Housework ina Private Punt Ist. n.w. WEARTED BY AN EXPERIENCED SHOE, TALE man, a Situation a» Clerk; mmand a Ki a references if required, Address SHO! 8 /Sar office, 7 AN’ Cooks, Laundress, Maids. Waitress, Nurses, But- lers, Coachmen, Waite: en Help for this city or Siroed oll have refereuses. 615 Tthetnw. 1 Wastes ‘SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE ‘Man as Driver or Houseman. Can furmisn ypferences for either service. Call or address 178 at. D GIRL, SITUA- Surge "or to do Apply to 1228 ANTED— AT HEADQUARTERS — POSITION for Cooks, Chamber Maid, vi ee ete aoe and Nurses, Seamstress, Men Waiters, Cooks, Coach. man, Butlers.. SAML. A. COOMBS, 926 F se'n.w.1t? WinteParh A GERMAN GIRL, A SITUATION ag Cook by June be seen’ at her present }4 Corcoran si.; American family preferred, D = RYAN EXPERIENCED | LaDY'S ‘iad, a Blt dress WALBORG: yuation, A: office, myst ANTEDSA YOUTH 18 YEARS OF AGE DE- bookkeepii og wg boone oF A tere ip.oSiar office mors ANTED_BY A aor WHO HAS HAD LARGE Experience in Institutional Work, both as Man- Matron, Position as Matron jreference unex- ceptions le, Address L.K., Star office, m20-st ANTED—A SITUATION AS WORKING HOUSE Keeper or Companion by « refined, educated Zoung woman, ins arat-class faunily. ne objection to ante S itreferences, Address 0.4. T., Star office, W xz. gieaTigs FOR COOKS, NURSES Drivers, Maids, Porter, Bartende Housekeepers and others: i Maids and ot rses to travel «Japanese Housem: cities, coun! ind reverts, BURNHAMS. 1110 G seaw mT Oe, for sale only by. ter ‘OR INVENTORY WILL BUY a GRo- ccr3, Liquor and Provision Store in 4. S200° SI ess ; OW i; this 1 five Acres vanvanit i Bie ICK cat LANDS Anscoappiy to _Office—Monroe st., Anacostia, HE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY OFFERS FOR male, Im bulk, the Stock aud Fictures contained in store 1217 Pa. ave. n.w., occ ‘firm of Hol- upied by t lander Bros., Clothiers and Furuishers. Address writ- ten marae wo MER, J ee, 8. SUGENHEL: AX BUSINESS OPPORTU ity Fine Grocery Stones trade ovtab! ished; best tion in ite neiguborhood: wil sell yo give ‘bole stton- Hon to other business, “Address 0 Vz wees of- RESTAURANT Ne AK NJ Fz SALE—CHEAP, tional Theater, 1311 F& “SALE — SHEAE™ 70 x PROMPT “SOTEE Wholesale and Ketail Butter and Produce Store: best stand in the city; ouly reason for selling, sickness, Address H.U.P., Star office. N ENEKGETIC MAN WITH A FEW HUNDKED dollars can hear of ' nice little 1anufacturing business where he cau double lis money every, monta by addressing C.E.K., Star office, 120-35" WASTED—10 BUY A FIMST-CLASS BARBER Shop; central location, Address BARBIE SHOP, Star office,” my17-61 FALE, § DAVIS) UPRIGHT PIANOS; THE sts Piano of the aye; superb in tons, touch aud action, elevaut uew BT, BUMNEM SLL Oth at be = WALKER, NOTARY PUBLIC. Dealer in Kesl Estate; Houses and Vacant Lots for sale northeast. 458 ‘Louisiana ave, 3% ne. MONEY TO LOAN = ANTED-TO PU Ss NEAR HYATTS- ville, House with about Three Acres of Groun Blenty of shade and all neoat outbuildings. ad- CALLAHAN, m2 1-66 50 W, Baltimore si., Baltimore, Ma. FSi SALE, ONE ACRE OF LAND, WITH VERY Nice New Dwelling and other necessary outbuild- rater gitusted on the Loughe Georgetown and Ten- adjoius the Duublane S20, W. LINKINS. Cor. of 19th and H sta. n. w. Fe, RENT—AT FALLS L8 CHURCH, Sea Comfortable House, Good butld ngs: fruit and beat of water Wenient to cars. Apply 907 OR SALE—LOTS 650X200, AQ’ oT bridge within 10 minutes walk and besstifel view of the city, 4 cents per foot ; easy terms; several simail places containing from 2 t0 10 scree, improved Ry huproved. within 3 miles of this city, from ‘stoo to 8200 per acre; eas: és + SoTKMES E, CLEMENTS, F st. nw. large grove; con = jt JOR SALE—UPRIGHT PIAN GOTHIC Ma Dogany case, 7 octaves; ouly 8175 cash. LIAS & CO. ON _m21-3t 937 Pennsylvania Dear 1Uth'st, Fors SALE LINDEMAN BQUARE | PIANO, 7% Rosewood case: 150 cash; ‘tuliy warranted JOBN F. ELLIS & Co., _m21-3t 937 Pennsylvania eve., neat 10th st nS i cee cpa Ut case, 75, octaves: ouly $20 aS F. buLis $, co., _m213t 037 Penpeylvante sve hear tOe ab at, F& SALE—WEBBER SQUARE .PL ~~ HAND- nome hosewood case, carved legs, Ove: ag bm full iron traine; splendid instrument, with stool and. cover complete, only 62% x: 20o., ELLIS m21-3t 937 Pennsylvania ave., uear 10th st, FPO SAESSTOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4 GO eet ‘yatta ‘Cuurch” A basyein at @2000 CTs hear BOYER & CO., 008 F st. mw. Fe, aaa PAIR OF HORSES, PERFECT match ; handsome, stylish end zoung wi Feasouable, “Apply st stable ia Fe SALE-HAWKEYE CAMERA, NEW MODLL, $12.50; 425 Outat, 8.75, all plioto guods 1 cent discount. overs tur the West ol st, second fluor. J. CHAMBERLAIN. Fee SALE to oF THE FINEST ST. Bi r bubs in the Country, Call at T PIANO, Wal NALD G59 Poeun. ave. ae. ROK. SALE—CHEAP—a Goon, Fine Fire proof Sale: has combination lock new; barwain to sell st ouce to save Address Box 50, Star office. ages, Seed uweons. m20-2w* 607 La. ave. nw. {Qk SALE ONE LARGE COFFEE Mi THES Fx Mickel-plated Show cases, cheap, mM CARLEA, vo myZ0- 5 om Cale Te bow 2s horse ty ears sd perhiolly een ooh se wed by & aris Dayton Wagon sud Maries. AP pis rear 122i ith st 20-30" ow: Fe SALE—TWO FINE HIGH AND DESIRABLE rms, situated on the line of the Met, Branch R-R.; one farm one mile this side of the cit; of vil Je, Mi the other is near Washington ti tion properties contain about 160 acres each aud have numerous eroves of oake aud chestnuts fa- Vorably situated for shade and ornament. ‘ash- ington Monu nly sisible fromm either place. ‘Ihe property is bordered on two sides 3 thane to eine enliven’ seamen choice properties have been in on of the preseut owner for, » number of been increased figures to quick buyers who desire veluabie properties, elther for improvement or tavest- nent. For further information in regard to terms, Ke. or address the owner, TEON AEDS Ey CHAPMA’ 11h at, ENT OR SALE—ON LONG TIME—ONE New Six-room Cottage, with one acre of ground: 200 yards from station. us , locality or. address Day* AMMEN, Ammendale, Md. 21-4t" OR 8A‘ Le— A EABM OF FORTY ACRES. MORE. E OR LEgs, HALF MILE from railroad « Falls Church, Va. five miles from Geo: time ~e ecessary OUut- hp ened beclenfal cot w of Falls say and the A beautiful lawn and elegant shade one ants watered Fine pear aud 1 ‘ine buildings. a apple orchard an to buik Fiction! &cmat ama H act 4 ares & Co. os pte aud atte, Algo o oue set et ot Double andy pe see i * DERMOT Tw BRO. 310 Fen orene mi RB SALE—BROWN HORSE SIX YEAKS OLD, ‘Kind end gente w all harness. suitabie fo: lady, SUE ane sty ign: sound: for $140. Call or addres J. Al KEKS, Belvedere Hotel, cor. Pa ave. wud Jd st, Bw, miv-er Fe SALE-M [MUST BE S0LD_—FINE BRED Mare S yours old; speedy. 211 Instat we mld-ute JOR BALE — CANARIES, MOCKING | BIRD Gola ‘Globes | bron, s Dox re a ane. # b _m15-lin* i SCH D s tire Fok SALEGE you wa ane 6900, FIRST-CLASS urges, Fhaetot Cue winder Hantaede Devious call ‘ot’ Anat (cor. ULL aad New Sort areca. Lowest prices in town tor the quality of | work, eos JOR SALE—JUST AKKIVED-THIRTY HOKSES among them some fine drivers aud draught. Aino Nsculkork, Four Low-priced Horses. ow FSS BALE-BY 8H. WALKER, 458 La. ave. — O8 SALEBY SB. WALKER, 458 La. ayy — ae “yy wee — pi large verfect titles. 6 per cent interest, payable seu! ally, wold at par and accrued interest my 14-3 {UR SALE~A VEKY BAKE BARGAIN IN A UF ange ty oy Sheet tue, beauti- oho Dertfect order. be sold et any sacrifice rented. 811 ¥tb st. my 16-Os JOR RENT—A HANDSOME NEARLY NEW 3-room Cottage, stable, garden and 23 acres ture incloved, at the Bamiet of Ballston, sie ules from ule city es ‘2 per mouth. RK A. PHI & SON, 1419 New York ave, m21-7t" JOR SALE—A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED TRACT UF LAND, containing acres, with Frame House, in tye Hewhtus’ sdditon te Geonretown, close to the FENLEYTOWN ELECTRIC RAILROAD, Has two on wide avenue can be subdivided to advantage ‘with but small loos for streets. This Reet is offered for a few days at S wrest bareain. | Apply to See eee 1418 New York ave. Fo AGE EAR JESSUP'S sta tion, ne Washinetor ‘Branch ‘'B. and 0. railroad, co faining deven rootua, Apply to M. BANSOX 139, 3 Paul st, Baltimore. F° RENT—FOR THE SUMMER OR ED: == 3 Dwelling near Annapolis Junction, it contains ping rooms, without or with land. Apply to MB. 110 St. Paul st,, Baltim: mle. XCURSIONISTS To SS ia Examine my Proverty.about 5, minutes wok from station .O-room Cottage: 40,000 It of MoS Y, 70 boay aT? N AT FIVE PER CENT ON AP. | plenty ade; ‘gplongid garden planted — y eat Eats JUEn ea cepaee Hom "800 apiece. GEO H EVA, Gener On belts aa iw. | premises or with Munn & Co., GAS ity, m12-12t" ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO oaUre ATS AND | JJOK SALE_FINE PROPERTY OF 83 ACRES Oper cent, on D, C; real eutate from and overlockiny city: just back. of RA RAWLINGS, 1509 Ba. ave, Arlington Park; will subaived iful build: myl9 ‘ibe Arlington ire ins. Co.'s offic) ing sites. JAMES z CLES: NEY TO LOAN IN ALL SUMS AT 5 AND 6. ish cent on Keal Estate Security, MM. PARKER, 1418 F st. 00 ‘On Real Estate. my5 THOS. E, WAGGAMAN. Mose TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT 6 AND 6 per aor ee neal Heart, ‘Loans promptly made “mim CHARLES W. HANDY, 921 Pet. n.w, ONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE ‘OK SMALL SUMS 1M real estate securit: os Bi BO. (TSON, 1516 H st. n.w. ONEY TO LOAN IN Lai AND SMALL ‘Sums at Lowest Kates on Heal Estate Security. 4 fow sums of 83,500 and up at 5 per cent. ANTED — So gp ie Payee FIRST-CLASS erry int TER GE Oh “OFFI ice ‘and jour otter wil bet ith dispat May Bi wuilding, 7th aud £ nw. ap: are Ay ead NURSES, ors. Wi rs, Drivers, Porters, Kitc! — aud others; a gM ee House: ee resorts, BORNHAM'S, 1110 Got nwe” OU? 80 Penny WANTED—ROOMS. WARTED TWO 0 OR THREE UNFURNISHED for Light Housekeeping by department be. taken in the agreed; must be ree oe Stat om stating terms. ae" ‘WO FURNISHED ROOM! UIT. See De eedemsa aad anans Jona located eS attention vid auswers = Address C.M.G., ‘of- m21- ete Sa MAN AND WIFE THREE UNFUR- myzor’ ta nished Co1 Rooms for louse- eeping in porthweatyaction; references exc or JH. B., 514 6th at. dw. MAND BOARD IN A PRIVATE in ten minutes’ easy walk of Treas- Yee wy, a Loa roy he sensenehle; ’ WANTED—LOTS, SS aEBG. Mart be terrain LOTS IN WASHING- Ww GE Baltimore ste werbeltinen ee, 326-5 WANTED--HOUSES. Meee eal ‘A LADY, WHO HAS 's House or digest Wirtba taba JUNE 1 OEE 15, aaa ae OR price, &c.. ENT, Star 1-31 PURCHASE A SEER mz0 Set ULCHIN: co., ap26-3m eh 1503 Paave, NEY TO LOAN 1N SUMS TO SUIT ON KEAL ¢ Dist it Columbia. DUGAN & ‘Estate in the 01 BUTBEK, Successors tod. F. Cullinane & On. 099 F | © i YDU WAR MONEY?—810 TO hg aay by iy ‘Tousohold ther : prineiyal aud interest interest payable i weekly” or monty publicity.’ Boxe, su ‘9b, Star of r LGAN ON APPROVED REAL ES- Mane within she District sof Columbia: several Gxo. Wi TANKING, or. 19th and H ste, n.w. ONEY TO LOAN, ‘OR SALE—200 ACRES ADJOINING KNOWLES’ Station: beautiful tract for subdivision ;on Metro- tan railroad. Price lo 10394 Acres at Laurel, Md., on Washington and Bal- timore turnpike 14 21-100 Acres om, senleytown road. near Woodley mi7-6t @UR SALE—! * scene ad Sualty of lana Sale = "Boom 7, 1010 F st. a.w ake oe cheap, with au au 4.5 y terms. 2U Acres, G-room new house, 3 O00; price $500 down, balance to suit. Be Rew 8-room cottage, 2 miles out, 10F 82,500: Que-firth cash, to suit. Lots cou! % to 10 acres, Chain near FS "SALE—1WO HOISTING ENGINES AND Boller. Apply to office of ae my F& | SALE—A CABLE & SONS UPRIGHT PIANO; ine, ony 150. THOMBOS ts STOLE, oe 0 a OMBO. sic 8 Lith st, Agency famous Shoninger Piano mal'2-ieb FOE SALE-NOW 18 THE IME TO SAVE money. Len days’ sale of s lot of Boiled audSecond- hand Carriages, Buggies. Daytona, Burreye, Carts, Phaetous, Buck boards, Urocery au: i, side Bare, Extension Top Family Cattiages, Pine Sor tworbores Kobes, Whips, Nels, Sheets, teat for cus gr ou omy" etn Call* er ‘or ou osay” vermis, @ 4 Citas 308 Pe, od JOR BALE — FOR CEMETERIES — METAL ‘reaths, Gay Wire Set Iron my Wire Trei- a i for Hi ntl ‘Terra Cotta Hanging “sire work of any. kind made to order. DCHMID's, 3 317 12th wt aw. See Fe SALE BARGAINS In SQUARE peamee, gout foreamn a. Ske Wik uD Se wloes y POR ; aw ‘Bach Piacoa for FSS SAL HANDSOME KEW PARLOR © gnoax, the stuck we ad’ solid walu ul oe: iio Nutlmaker's wuarautee, wor al PEELE FF, 514 1ithet. ow. _sph JOH SALECAMRIAGES, WAGONS AND “BUG terms; 100’ jobs to select from. He- ies on pairing, pain aud tcl Beatiy dove "COuk SJAKBOR 5205 M at, Geurgewwu, D.O. mee Fev: SALE — THE “OTTO” GAS ENGINE KE quires no boiler ; we, guiendanee, ey: jos Sac Seca ere LOST AND FOUND. OST—OX NORTH SIDE OF 1 uy BET 1018 and 224 ‘mset Kuby. Liberal reward i turned to 1voT Lat D PST Os FRIDAY LAST, FOX TERKIER with black and bite ribbon on meek. 1425 Net. nw. T_THIS MORNING OX CABLE Oy 32. Lica 7h and I and Cent seta cot and Leathe: gold row. Koward if returned to SEARD_FOR INFORMATION RETURN B5 SARNERa niitos tauen frou Luis Goume. “iirlemieemmenlete Ug OST—A SET OF PLANS FOR HOUSE ON N wT. Finder will pel pits EK GYP. tan marke ou besd aud ears: tor retare of samme te ly * tend be more aw. ‘Please leave uufurmation at at O34 sos 5 per oe ites 9 ee | ae a a i —s fOr 85 per ac TUESDAY EVENING, A LINKED VAMES AGF ENTS, Bracelet wi with Padlock. 2iuider will be wuitably in warded vib en m16-6t D.C | Hrabace's, oor tet myst Railroad, 115 Acres, with Large Brick eballdings and well fenced and wavered ie60 per ccre, JOHN BIEPHES: ‘ie ave. Im* R SALE — COUNTRY PROPERTIES A SPE- Feotiy. subarten esta Far Fas SALE— AT SPRINGFIELD. BALTIMORE re X'sUMS TO SUIT Properties be. He CAL: Gon eoore oot Bulle gnats ineg | LOO Facuer eS WARN: (08 RENT. OF ore ENSBURG, a5-2m mri Fine. Lion eas Se aud well: DM cerercraagien ica suppres nmaeeta i eer Nee TS SEN BIEPHEN. 472° La eve, m15-3m ee yee FOr SALE aT ay setae home = TPS, LQAS_DIMEDIATELY—e30,000—18 SUM ed by the Bae wick 2B-room Gwellios so ful from 61.000 upwasa, on food Bess atate | Ee yet unnain, enn aod oy 8 room frau trause dwelling ms” 1008 Fat uw. | Pug most dearable FM BaITE § S08, ONEY 7G pay, a ROM 8500 UPWARD, oR SACE-ON ME METS BRANCH. & & 0- TOTS, Be 5 AND G,2ER CENT, Eee Sriehierreenn ‘Truck and BEAL ESTATE 18 THIS a. Corner toms sa Fae Sw, PERSONAL Moe FOLOAN AT, LOWEST MATES OW AR UBTENAY—Y XOT BELIEVE THEIR me cyt aie is of the ited Secunty | C's CORRE Focgive and come” a meat | ‘of without years. F. i. os oe aa) an” re | pete ta a ee = TO 1 ee Youwmr YSEeeS ces 08" BEWARD-FRIDA\ . . Loetxe’s: AYEVENI BO. 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