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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-02

THERE was largo attendance nj
the skating rink Saturday afternoon
and evening.
\ YouNG German advertises for
n situation to drive horse and at
tend to garden.
The migratory music teacher {.
Kessler is once more on the deep
blue sea. He does not appear TO
know when he is we'll off.
His Majesty the King gave Il
lunch at the Palace Saturday after
noon, to which q number of our pro-
minent citizens were invited.
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Picture cord, and gold and silver
wire, picture knobs, hooks, ETC., also
patent hooks for curtain hanging, at
King Bros Art Store. 957 st
The annual meeting of Fort Street
Church Society will be held Wednes-
day evening, March 4th, when re-
ports will be read and officers
elected.
The Annual Meeting of the stock
holders of the Honolulu Ice Works
Company will he held Wednesday,
March 18th, at 10 O. clock, at the Office
of Wilder & Co.
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1T is probable, says the Friend,
that building for the use of Japan
csc will be erected by the Hawaiian
Board on Punchbowl street, near the
North Pacific Institute.
The Press Publishing Co. has
voted to accept u Charter of Incor-
poration, and elected the following
officers: President and Manager, L.
G.. Thrum Treasurer and Secretary,
r. S. Smith.
The Friend for March comes
promptly to hand. The number is
given up almost exclusively to the
memory of Mrs. Lowell Smith and
Rev. DR.. Damon, and is very in
teresting and valuable one.
THERE is large hole on the ma
kai side of the King Street bridge,
which needs attention at once. The
earth and woodwork have caved in,
and it is very dangerous for horses
and pedestrians.
OK Wednesday next, at Brewer &
Co.'s store at 10 a. NJ, Mr.. E. p.
Adams will hold large credit sale.
He will offer Chinese goods, plows,
OK carts, hand carts, carriages,
guano, etc. Further particulars may
be obtained from catalogues and
posters.
Tomorrow evening at the Fort
Street Church, the Rev. Robt. Mac
kenzie, of San Francisco, will de-
liver his lecture on Gratis of Scot
fish Character" for the benefit of
Oahu College library. We have no
hesitation in saying that there will
be full house.
Mr.. j. w. Yarndley is at present
rehearsing double quartet of sing
ers and orchestra in Hadyn's "Sea-
sons This is a most delightful
composition and it is to be hoped
that ere long the public will have
the pleasure of hearing it.
HERE was q tremendous crowd
at Central Park, Saturday evening,
to enjoy a ride on the roller coaster.
The place was closed at twenty
minutes past nine O'Clock, and a
large number were then waiting
their turns. 1t bids fair to be q
very popular resort.
LAST Saturday afternoon, Engine
Co. No. 2. had splendid drill.
Starting from their house they went
to the corner of Alakea and Hotel
Streets and had two streams OF
water on i'm exactly seven minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
NOVELTIES In BLACK GooDs
SEATON PERRY,

sEATON PERRY.
fSrcCFssoR TO PERRY & BRorHER,
INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS LARGE AND
COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED
BLACK GOODS,
COMPRISING ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES"
IN MEDIUM AND LIGHT
WEIGHT TEXTURES
GENUINE BLACK CANTON AND JAPANESE
CREPES, BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNIA N
KS PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED BLACK
BLACK BRoCADED VELVET AND sURAH
GRENADINES
LUPIN'S BLACK SILK AND WOOL AND CAM.
ELS HAIR GRENADINES
'GREATL1 REDUCED PRICES" ON BLACK
BROCADED ALL SILK GRENADINES BLACK
ARMURE, SCRAH AND INDIA SILKS. Luz
PINS BLACk CARMELITFIS. BENGALINES,
NUNS NEILINGS, TAMISE BATISTESCASH,
MERE H1NDOU AND JERSEY ALBATROSS
PRIESTLEI'S SILK WARP, ENGLISH HEN
RiETTAS. MELROSE CLOTH AND IMPERI-
ALSERGE, COURTAULDS ENGLISH era PEsS
AND xEIIS; ALL WIDTHS AND FIRST
QUALITIES. TAPE BORDERED CARMELTTE
FOR MOURNING Wells. LUPIN'S GRAPE
BORDERED, HEMMED AND FRINGED
THIBER CHUDDA, GRENADINE AND FLOR
ENTINE SHAWLS
MOURNING PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS.
NV BLACK SILK AND Isle HOSIERY
NOVELTIES IN MOURNING HANDK Err
CHIEFS. BLACK MILANESE SILK GLOVES.
@PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave. 9th ST.
Established 1910. iv3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
921 Pa. Ave
SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL DALE
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS
We desire TO attract your attention to well con-
LADIES MUSLIN T sSPt AND COR
,,,,o, nil, -, e,,. =; SEls .,,
qf fRkkE BEPARTME SES,,
Best obtainable for the money
so dozen Muslin Chemse, three clusters of three fine
- 80 ~ Only 25c EACH.
90 dozen Corset Covers, made from Fruit of the
Loom" Muslin. neck trimmed with Lace. finished
ONLY Csc EACH
90 Doz Misses Striped Seersucker Skirts worth 37a
ONLY CSC. EACH
our "One Dollar Ladies Muslin Walking Skirts is a
better skirt in every particular than any skirt hereto
tore sold by US, and is as good as is usually sold
so boz Ladies' Muslin Walking Skirts 61i inch
Cambria Rufie, with nine wide tucks above excellent
quality fine workmsns3iP aeEaal,y worth s1.25,
cORsET DEPART RI Me- W.T.
stock of Corsets comprising the reputable makes
ofboth American and foreign manufacture.
side steels clasps nicely embroidered. Much better
than is usually sold at this price. viz:
1 case of Fine White Long Wasted Corsets, extra
quality of bone perfect fitting, curving nicely
ONLY &c. PER PAIR
90 doz X g G Corsets in white and drabs, long
finish.
orb s,, ONLY 81 PER PAIR
The celebrated Il c." Paris made French Corset in
White cream and gray Couti best whaebones, fits the
ONLY $3.50 PER PAIR.
personal attention given to all orders
woo Ros Taf SRv ssodns o ToHss
ONE PRICE ONLY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

There Is a certain hard-fsted common sense
In the composition of President Santa Maria. of
Chill, which commends him to the business
world generally. Our rowing South American
commission recently interviewed him, and,
from their report ofthe conversation, must have
learned great deal of practical wisdom from
him, although the meeting cannot be said to
have been very successful from the commits
sion's point OF view. The President told his
visitors bluntly that he saw no use for treaties
or special privileges or trade congresses Under
existing arrangements his people could buy and
sell where they pleased. He believed in letting
trade take care of itself, unfettered by attempts
10 direct 1t into favored channels. II the
United States wanted Chilis guano, as the
commission limited, why, its citizens could and
would come and buy It Chill does not love US,
but on that account, perhaps, she freely gives
us a large dose of good advice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

One reason that is given officially for revok-
Ing Secretary Chambers domestic order is cal
culated to excite quiet smile, from the pro-
found knowledge of female human nature it
displays. 1t is intimated, officially, that it is
found difficult in practice TO determine the
degree OF punishment proper to be admins
tered TO an officer by reason OF the violation by
his wife of a navy regulation, as ''the degree of
control, and hence the degree OF responsibility,
is found TO vary very greatly in different FAM
lilies" There are volumes of worldly wisdom
In this philosophical observation. It has been
found and recorded from times of remote an
tiquity, and in all chimes and nations that the
female OF our species has a way at times of as
serting herself and gaining her point, as it is
called which isvery disastrous to theories of male
ascendancy. There are iadies,-and very meek
and demure In aspect, probably,-in every ones
circle of acquaintance, who, If inclined to follow
their husbands to Paris or Timbuctoo, would
probably do so, even against the instructions
of a Secretary OF the Navy. Very likely the
Secretary has gained some experience in that
direction since the issue of the obnoxious ord er
now SO very properly revoked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
PROFESSIONAL

lNXERCISE ON EASY FEET IN THE OPEN AL n
Land sunshine best promote health and lJnge vii -
hence the elite of the world visit whits e.isie
ilshment, l4lo Pennsylvania avenue, opposite VII
lards hotel, tor the treatment of Corns. Bunof.a
Inverted Nails and all Diseases of the Feet 18th co
secutive year of practice in Washington tkstiIaoae
estb III n. Eutaw ST. Office fee 81 a sitting my2s
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTssoF
Ah LIFE. All business confidential Ladies' and gep-
iemen 30 cents each 4OS street. between 4ih aIa
9th streets northwest myti-sws
Mrs. DIR. J. sEMMES. SURGEON CHIRop6
ANI DIST, MANICURE AND DERMATOLJOGIsF
Corns, sot and hard, Bumons, Infamed and sose
Joints, Club or lngrowtng Nails absolutely cured
without pain or blood. Hundreds of testimonials ~
the elite OF Washington of remarkable cures All
should try Mrs. Semmes' method of curing Bunors
Sure safe and permanent. Once 1922 81 4 doox<
from l3th up one flight mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

Practically it makes only the slightest differ
.ence whether We have a minister at Vienna or
not, so that we have to consult national dignity
principally in the NATTER and under the cir
cumstanees IT is perhaps most dignifed to in
sst that Mr.. Keiley's appointment is q suitable
one, SO far as We are concerned, and that if the
Austrian government for reasons of their own
refuse to receive him, to permit the mission
for the present to be vacant Both governments
appreciate the real situation perfectly and no
III feeling need be engendered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

Reduces the size and increases the length of the wais,
of heshy ladies without injurious tight lacing Try
them Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Is the best spinal supporter ever made and IL SUD
ports equally well the abdomen and all other paris
the body. 10 produces an elegant. graceful and
artistic shape, irrespective OF The wearer's form.
1t Is proof against perspiratOn and moisture and will
neither corrUde nor soil the underwear. 1t neither
stretches nor breaks at the waist, and the bone
them.
IL never changes its FORM always retaining its original
shape IL Is Invaluable Ia young ladies', because Ii
removes and prevents stopping and round should
era We have al sizes.
LANSBURiH G BROS
WOODWARD & LDrHROR.
aplAra DOUGLASS x BRO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

A recently published satire purporting TO de-
scribe the fall OF the republic starts the trouble
In a riot in Chicago, which brought the disor-
DERBY elements TO the front and overthrow re-
spectability- They are having a very lively
little riot in Chicago just now, but we do not
quite despair OF the republic OH that account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
BARGAINS In TaousEna

AT THIS TINE OF YEAR THERE Is ALWAYS
A DEMAND FOR "ODD" TROUSERS, BY WHICH
WE MEAN TROUSERS ALONE, WITHOUT
COATS OR VESTS.
OVERPRODUCTION AND GENERAL DULL
NESS IN TRADE ENABLED Us TO OBTAIN A
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THIS LINE OF GOODS
UPON TERMS IMPOSSIBLE EARLY IN THE
SEASON. WE OPEN THESE GOODS TODAY.
THEY ARE ALL NEW GOODS, CUT IN THE
LATEST STYLE, OF SEASONABLE WEIGHT
AND FASHIONABLE PATTERNS, AND WE
OFFER THEM AT PRICES THAT WOULD NOT
BE NAMED ON GOODS BOUGHT EARLY IN
THE SEASON. WE BOUGHT THEM TO SELL;
WE MEAN TO SELL THEM, AND WE REALIZE
FULLY THAT IN ORDER TO DO THAT
PROMPTLY WE MUST MARK THEM Low,
GIVING YOU THE BENEFIT OF OUR BAR.
GAINS. THEY ARE NOT OLD STOCK, BUT EN-.
TIRELY NEW AND FRESH GOODS. THEY ARE
IN MEMS. YOUTHS AND BOYS SIZES
WE DON'T WANT YOU TO FORGET THE
SMALL BOYS SUITS WHICH WE HAVE BEEN
ADVERTISING FOR NEARLY A WEEK. YOU'LL
MISS BARGAIN IF YOU FAIL TO GET ONE
OF THOSE, FOR CERTAINLY THEY ARE BET
TER AND CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN BUY
THEM ELSEWHERE
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lust DUBLISHED.

JUST PUBLISHED
Schoulei's History of the T. s, vol g.
History of the People of the U. s.: McMaster vol 2.
History Of Russia BY Rambaud, 3 vols
General Gordons Journals at khartOum.
Life and Letters of General Upton.
The Congo: by III. NJ stanley.
Naturalist's Wandernys i'm the Eastern Archi-
pelago: by Forbes.
Lie OF Frank auckland.
Matilda. Princess of England.
Maiden All Forlorn: by the Duchess.
Tender DorOles; by the Duchess The Daemon of
Darwin.
The Buddhist Catechism.
Agent for Jno. Ii. Aldens Publications
w. H MORRISON,
jy3 475 Pennsyivanis ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

-Four years ago yesterday occurred the
awful tragedy which plunged the country into
shame and terror. A new administration was
forming its policy, and the course adopted was
obnoxious to the last degree to powerful fac
ton. The excitement of the time overcame a
poor wretched scoundrel, whose foolish loose
brains ratified in his head, and the tragedy at
the railroad station followed. The detested crime
of Guiteau has, however, borne some good fruit.
1t sobered the passion of faction and paved the
way for greatly needed reforms. Thanks not
to him. but to the horror which his crime i'm
spired, a public sentiment was aroused in sup
port of a wise plan for modifying the evils of
arbitrary patronage, and a law was enacted to
carry into effect these views. Both parties en-
dorsed the new law in their platforms, and in
particular the successful candidate identified
his canvass with it.
Mr.. CeveIands administration thus far has
not, in the main, disappointed those who ex-
pected him to give an honest and earnest support
to the civil service law. Within the scope of
the regulations the employees have not been
molested, and in the wider circles where the
technical protection of the rules does not ex-
tend, there has been q commendable disposition
10 make changes with caution and reason.
1t is, therefore, peculiarly unfortunate for the
administration that by what, it is only fair to
believe, was misunderstanding or the practice
of a deceit, rather than by intention, the pract-
Cal carrying OUT OF the CIVIL service law i'll one
OF the departments was largely committed to
man utterly and openly opposed to its spirit.
MIR. Higgins has certainly the merit of frank
ness. He does not mask his contempt for the
Presidents policy in hypocrltical Difference and
defeat it by indirect and underhand means
His disregard of its provisions is open and de-
faint And it must be confessed that some de-
gree of success has crowned his efforts to nulify
the PRESIDENT intentions and to bring them into
general suspicion. So far as his influence ex-
tends, and if is very considerable, he has de-
moralized the civil service precisely where secu-
rity would otherwise reign, and where it was
intended to reign by those who framed and who
favor the civil service acts.
The prompt and emphatic action Of Secretary
Manning, in concert with President Cleve tanu
and Commissioner Eaton, in the Kellar sap-
pointment yesterday. was in refreshing Con-
trast to the policy which Messrs. Higgins and
Chenowith had assumed to be that of the ad-
ADMINISTRATION. Secretary Manning's note to
Commissioner Eaton states the whole case in
one pregnant sentence: 81 intend that this
Department hall strictly observe the law"
That is plain English, and 1t follows as logical
corollary that the execution of the law shall be
entrusted not to enemies, but friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

Founru Or JuLY
GLOVE OFFERINGS
we deem IL only necessary to state that better
values than the following 10 be found.
For Evening wear-Ladies 4 Button Cream White
suede Gloves. all sizes This Glove usually sells
SIoo AS a July bargain we offer them at 30 cents
per pair.
THREE BARGAINS IN SILK GLOVES
Ladies But Length Black Jersey Silk Gloves, at
the low price of3Il2c. per pair.
Ladies d Button length Jersey Silk Gloves in ligh t
grayS modes tans. white cream and black extra fine
quality only 62l2c per pair.
Ladies' and 10 But Length Jersey Silk Gloves in
silver grays. modes, tans white. cream and black, ex-
ira fine quality. only zoe per pair.
WOODWARD & IOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRCE ONLY.
921 Pa. Ave. fly3I 9l2 St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

To judge from the scenes In the Birney.
Lovejoy investigation, what is really needed ii,
school councils is an old-fashioned school.
master with q birch rod to keep the unruiy
boys in order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03
DENTISTRY

nR STARR PARSONS. COR 9TH AND EN.W
Lf1lling specially; also, the cure OF toothaciss
without extracting. local ansesthetic used on tl.s
gums. aieSlAtes pam OF extracting Gas given apis
SAMUEL l. SCOTT, DDS
- fifteen years experience IN Dentistry ofice 1907
+ st-n-w. Preservation OF tie Natural Teeth 4 sps.
oaIty. oc22
nR r. N, TALBOT. DENTIST Az 7rH ST..
- three doors from corner E Dentistry INA al
Us branches Teeth inserted 81 per set All wore
warranted All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-03

notable fact recorded in the seventh and
last annual report of Captain F. v. Greene, as
assistant to the Engineer Commissioner of the
District, is, that the last vestige of the old
wooden pavements, so many miles OF which
were laid in the days of the Territorial govern
ment, when street improvements were pushed
with feverish haste, is about to disappear.
Fortunately Captain Greene remained In office
long enough to complete the task of relieving
the city of this incubus of rotting wood, and he
leaves behind him city celebrated everywhere
for the smoothness and durability of its pave
ments His report, the full text of which is
printed in THE STAR to-day, gives q succinct
account of the present condition Of our streets
and avenues, and shows the various stages of
improvement py which the present excellence
has been attained. He favors liberal expendi-
lures in the future for improving those parts of
the city which were necessarily somewhat
neglected when large portions of the annual
appropriations were required for replacing the
old wood pavements. Thus the way has been
cleared for Captain Green's successor to devote
himself to projecting and undertaking new
Improvements.
Another gratifying feature of the report Is the
strong grounds it gives for hoping that, before
many years, Washington will be entirely rid of
telegraph poles. Provision has been made for
the gradual removal Of pole lines, a consum-
nation toward which, this report informs us,
Washington has made more progress than any
other city in the country. Captain Greene's
departure FROM Office, and from the city, which
owes much Of its present attractIveness to him,
is generally and greatly regretted. The best
testimony Of the intelligence, industry and
fidelity with which he has performed his duties
here, is found in the satisfaction with his work
which all citizens feel.
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E. b. BARNUM 4 Co.
es1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

So1r Aarsrs.
MOsCHOwITz MODEL WAIST LININ0R
SAVE TINE TROUBLE AND MONEY.
GREAT REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN
THE PRICES OF OUR CHOICE STOCK SILK
GOODS HAVE NEVER BEEN OFFERED 20 LOW
AS AT THE PRESENT. WE ARE OFFERING
THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS IN ALL
GRADES OF CHOICE SILKS AND WoOLENE.
SPECIAL PRICES ON PONGEE ROBES REDUCED
FROM $50 10 $50, FROM go TO 916. LARGK
STOCK OF FRENCH SATTEEN9. $50 PIECES
CHOICE STYLES AND BEST QUALITY BATIsTE
15c.. REDUCED FROM 200 0IN0HAM ROBES
REDUCED FROM Sl36O TO "a
-
w. n. sHUsTER 4 SONS,
- 90 PENNSYLVANIA AvENyE
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AR: WASHINGTON, FRIDAY JULY 1sss-DouB1E SHEET
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

s. wi.eea. oaa:sed House
6: Ks S:'; s &: 'sss ss''
E7oR RENT-A NICELY FURNlsHED HOUSE
N dssirsSle location; for the snm%sr or By ths
year. 1ll4 lSth Ct NV: terms mooe-sse. ls
F0R RENT OR sALE-Two-sToRY BRICK
sS s S.y ssa Sc: & SOC
FoR RENT-IN THE NoRTssWEsI AND CEN.
1nisSsa Eon . 500 Per Sosih tiS e.
TIRE, 0ls Est q. ". yS-St
EoR RENT..HovsEs
!s.3 s: Hss gs.:| s. sss's
1921 st mt, g. l1rs I09 S0l 2lst s.; MI. 10 rs-6
1is ss Ia; st. st. mi Is L sSs st.
5os fa5cS,an :, m a
sTOREA and oFFICEs
1919 PEI Moass La ave- r esri SSHss
fas ,2 sssis sta e q
The above is only small portion Of property on my
s heels {: as i ~ SMS s Fl ;d
sH ss Sss les@ ana s ss, SIX
1s,FYSSs SaesS ssss k snS l =. st.
i rooms, bath and cellar ali modern consenicnces.
1427 s st. NV. Apply at sos 18th ST. NV. E2sts
ENOR PENTHOUSE sl6 Q ST. n. W. ROOMS;
r sss and water Apply to H. EeAS' 2l2 s. NV
ENOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE AND CEN.
tray located Brick. 7O9 llth NV; nine rooms,
bath p DC; good repair; seA ALBERT r. FOX s20
Nor RENT-sis nth ST. sw., ROOMS AND
sna opy near mod
lIth 81. sw. r. - " iya,st.
Fee EEN r. Ks g g. H R.I 2s,s
s. near isss st. F. s ay. If. ,as s 50
Saqe,f Ss 'is s St.
is 81 Street n@ iarss
Mass aye Eenn 18th sL 9SS 1919 l2sns.ress
Lafayette square l7r ,a 9 21ss near st.
15thst. \. RI av Sr;l50 sos 81. NV, iOrs...-45
Ma vs1H iss Il It,
Gran, Place, fur 1917 s' Corn ST.
jy2 RIO. HoLTZMAN. 10th aud y sts. NV.
FOR R EN- VERY pEsIRABLE kEsI-
u dence 1875 Jefferson Place: ten rooms; all modern
sFIsfss MAJ HfkS 10 suit
NOR RENT-HANDsOME NEW DWELLING.
apply q S1i Avn ="
ST.. Georgetown. iy1-1m
FoR RENT-A PLEASANT HOUSE OF SEVEN
posure; s25 St. sw inquire at 7ol Sth st sW jyi-si.
EOR RENT.1428 ST: NV. NEAT 2-sTORY
II Brick Dwelling, containing rooms and all con.
yeniences. Apply to THoS J. FISHER & CO.,
1924 st. NV. jy1-6t
nor RENT.ls30-!3s4 RIGGS ST. AND 1888 3
IL ST., three desirable Brick Dwellings, with all
modern conveniences. Apply to THOS J. FISHER
d CO., 1924 + ST. NV jyl-6t
EoR RENT-3O3 7TH ST. s. E.. 8 ROOMS, NEW
Sa s hs'f
LEY, S2S + ST. je3O6t
nor RENT-A NINEROOM BRICK HOUSE
i modern improvement Apply TO WHEATLY
BROS. Georgetown. je3Q1m
nor RENT-FURNISHED-l6O 10TH STREET
II corner of @ IL Rooms nicely furnished. PAR
kER & TOWNSEND, l4lS st. je27-l2t
lNOR RENT-THE STONE MANSION, COLUM
IL bia Heights most desirable place, overlooking
Washington. Wide lawns Good stabling. Rent low
je27-6t PARKER d TOWNSEND. 14lS F St
NOR RENT-DESIRABLE HOUSES.
IL SIG. 769 A st. ne d rooms, mi
SIG. 1l5 ST me-, rooms. mi
SIS 3O1 9TH st. Sc, rs, mi
$:55 1910 ST. n. rs, MI
$50. Fine Groom Brick, 100 c St Sc.
Apply to BUSHNELL & CARUSr,
te93m 1OO6 L It. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS


For s Sal, s,.s, EIegRE 10 PERMIT OF Is
sse' s.is.s G = q
feet on l4sh 81, i:e on Y.ie 81 u sold within
q: ' :ssa Hsis sA'f iR' f
ESR s sALE.T tn e, ATTENTIoN OF cAPITAt
excellent and un.urpss.ed building S.s cal,ed %
81 e ss lo ssn .: sae
70 an alley 1900 fee, q parking 20 the lots; wills
.' Room s g a a' ss
F9k .ALE.. II LoTs on ? ST, RFSTwEls
foot alley. LOUIS p. sHoEMkKER,
i Corner Property on ieth ST.. near T, ony 40 fss
deer; and two LOIS on 8, near ion cash 2s.isS
70 s sllssx' LOUIS r. sHoss sS <, n
I1oR sALE-DEsIRABLE BUffpTN0 LOTS
sns w ss. ON s. h9r stanton . sv Cars . "a
STissf g ssli om go to $1,000 sAPpiy 20 pr 4
D: G: 30 ID O'CLOCK am. n. = NIss.
Eokk k satkf CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
%hsnsy Sncf ~ a .ee q
svenIe at the main entrance 70 the Soldier hoss
building sites north ofths city. viii be sold entire
,.,o,w THoa J. rrsIEs
ENoR SALE-FINE BUsINFSs LOT on WEST
side Of l4th ST. faces 80 foot alley; very cheap s
81 foot Lot ON st., 18th NV, with side and
rear alley, only 4oc - feet north ride NJ st. n y ;
s $40 cash and sios month without in,eress os-y
Q room bay window House on Vermont ave NV. lot
runs through TO 10Th st., only ", $50 small pay
ments in installments Vice parking beautiful loss
ION No agents need apply. OWNER, 1881 a..
FOR sALE.BY AUSTIN P. BROWN, 1920 y
- st. nw.-46,ooo feet Of ground on 1eth ST y.
between Scott Circle and 81, and 90 600 feet on New
Iampshire ave, between Dupont Circle and 1 st
Sl6.Oo0 to 100000 lel0-2m