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PASSAGE TICKETS

uTI n Tor working people, Send 10 cents
II H y postssn AND we will mail you free a
IIII Il royal valuable sample box Of goods
that vii put you in Inc q ay OF max
ing more mouey in few days than you ever tho
possible at any business Capital not required
You can live NJ home and work in spare time only
or all the time. All ~ both sexes, 81 al ages,
graudly successful. 50 cents 10 - easily earned
every evening. That all who want to work may
test the business, we make this unparalleled oner !:
To all who are not We'll satisfied we Will send 81
TO pay for the trouble of writing US Full partic-
ulars. directions. &c. sent free Immense pay
absolutely sure for all who commence At once
Don't delay Address -TISsoN X Co. Portland Me.
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CANDLE LIGHT CLUR

is an exquisite perfume. Sold at 35 cts.
per ounce. Prepared only at Hinrichs'
Drug Store.
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NoTE the following cheap prices on
our muslins: Dauntless, bleached, sc. !;
Mantle, bleached, 7c.; Beaver Dam L.
L., unbleaohed, Sc; Enterprise, l.. L.,
unbleached, &c. These prices are way
below cost, and this is a good opportun-
its for everyone. J. A. KoEHLER.
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PERSONAL.

JERE DoNoHUE of Milwaukee was in
the city on Tuesday.
JUDGE SMART went to Madison on
Monday to be present at the opening OF
the legislature.
ALFRED L. CARY of Milwaukee, attor-
ney for the NJ. L. s. & W. Ry., is attend
ing court here this week.
r. D. CONWAY and wife of Kewaunee
are visiting relatives and numerous
friends in the city this week.
Hon. JOSEPH Villas left on Monday
morning for New York where he will
remain on business for some days.
JOHN BARNES went to Amigo on Tues
day to attend to some business before the
circuit court of Lsnglade county.
MRS. RANKIN left for Washington last
week being called there by a telegram
announcing the dangerous sickness OF
her husband
AssEMBLYMAE EsTABRooK left on Mon
day to draw his seat in the capitol.
Senator Carey and Assemblvman Robin
SOD followed on Tuesday.
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CFirst publication Jan. 8. 1881

}. Turner, Attorney. ianoo
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-03-10
CANAL MILLS,
I'M. AYRES, Proprietor.

desire to call the attention the flour dealers and the
fact name have made change combination mill to the
Complete Roller System making -four by the gradual reductions and
with the latest approved machinery for thoroughly eliminating all i'm
pue am prepared supply the trade with -four seconed to
in the market feed bottom figures
Your correspondence solicited " NJ AYREs Arkansas City, Has
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THE CHEYENNE TRANSPORTER.
Subscription, 81 Per Year, in Advance.

Cheyenne and AraDah@ Agency, DARLINGTON, lED TER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13

The situation OF affairs between Russia and
England is very grave. and a declaration of
war by either may be made at any moment
Such declaration would probably come first
from England because she has made the de-
mand on Russia for an explanation of General
Komaroffs action, the removal Of that officer
and the withdrawal of Russia's troops. II these
demands are not complied with, then, from the
position England has assumed, there is nothing
for her to do but TO make q formal declaration of
war. II seems that Penjdeh and Pul-ikhatun
are twoposts which are claimed both by Afghan
istan and Turkestan If they belong to the
former England claims their prOtectorate, while
If TO the latter Russia claims their possession
While the commission appointed to determine
the ownership of these and other places
in dispute was preparing to make
a survey the Afghans seized Penjdeh
and the Russians 70 get even, occupied Pull
Khatun. An outcry was raised in England
against the action OF the Russians, but 1t does
not appear that Sir Peter Lumsden, the repre-
sentative OF English interests on the boundary
commission, objected at all to the movement of
the Afghans. The occupation of Penjdeh by the
Russians is explained by Gen. Komarof to have
been only after the movements OF the AfgbanS
had made it imperative for him to fight them.
II war should result, Herat will he the object
i've point OF both Russian and British troops,
with the probability that the latter viii reach
Il first If the Afghans as friendly to the Eng
lish as the Ameer asserts. This is an extremely
strong position, and if occupied by the English
commander he can afford to stand q seige and
wait for reinforcements from India. In the
meantime the Russians will be concentrating
their forces, and the result of an engagement
there will have great influence on the duration
of the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13

The conviction of James D. Fish, president of
the Marine bank, of New York, for nisapplying
is a healthy sign in the administration of JUS
tice in that city. 1t begins TO look if the ex-
ample of New Jersey in that direction is to be
followed there and elsewhere. When diShon-
est bank officials see long terms OF imprison-
ment staring them in the face they will handle
the money of others with more care.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13

The Illinois legislature is in hard luck. 1t
was hoped that some result would be reached
ON Wednesday next, when it is expected that
the successor of the late Mr. Bridges will make
his appearance at Springfield, and now death
takes away another democrat. This win delay
action for twenty days longer at least, for
election cannot be held at an earlier date, and
in the meantime the daily farce of taking one
or two ballots will go on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13
GnASD SHrnr SALE

We have been making preparations for this sall
some time. and controlling for this secen. - we DO
the productions Of one Of the very hest and mosa
economically managed factories in this country We
are thus enabled to osr custcmen the very best
intrinsic value possible to obtain.
Notwithstanding the low prices at which these are
offered they will be found fully up to the standard'
- regards Workmanship. quality AT and finish. for
which this factory Is noted.
Boys Unlaundered Shirts, finished, excepting but
tons and button holes sizes IL to 13la.
ONLY 10 CENTS EACH
OUR ECLIPSE"
fine UnIaundered Shirt resnlprosd. linen bosom
and bands fell seams and gusetted Sses IL TO 16 in
ches,
ONLY 20 CENTS EACH.
OUR "MAsCoT"
fine Unlaundercd Shirt, good Muslin. nns linen
bosom and bands REINFORCED body failed seams, gus
setted, nicely finished, sizes III to 171A
ONLY 80 CENTS EACH.
OUR PARAGON"
A fine Unlaundered Shirt, made from Utica Nonpa-
rei Muslin good linen bosom and bands, feenforced
body, felled seams and gussetted, thoroughly made
and finished, sizes IL to III inches,
ONLY 80 CENTS EACH.
OUR TALLY no."
fine Unlaundered Dress Shirt, made from wan-
sutta Muslin. REINFORCED body, linen bosom and
bands felled seams gussssted and thoroughly made,
sizes IL to 171a
ONLY e2,a CENTS EACH.
OUR EEL MAHDL"
A fine Unlaundered Dsess Shirt. extra good Muslin.
REINFORCED body 21OO linen bosom and bands, made
with sectional yoke spendidly mad and finished.
Sizes Ia to 17la.
ONLY IS CENTS EACH.
OUR BACHELOR"
A fine unlaundered Dress Shirt. made ftom finest
Utica Nonpareil Cotton REINFORCED body 22O0 linen
bosom and bands, made with sectional yoke. bosom
lined with butchers linen hand worked button holes,
completely made and finished sizes IA to 1S,
ONLY 81 EACH.
THE PLATED BOSOM"
Newest thing for spring and summer wear. 10 and
Is paits, Utica NOnparei Cotton, sectional yoke
enforced body, all linen bosom and bands. lined with
butchers linen, bosom finished to order. gentle
mans Dress Shirt.
ONLY s125 EACH.
NIGHT SHIRTS
Mems unlaundered Night Shirts, made from good
muslin, collar and cuffs attached. felled and
gusseted, sizes IA to 10,
ONLY SO CENTS EACH.
Mems unlaundered Night Shirts, made from good
twled muslin, collar and cuffs attached finished with
pocket, felled seams, and gusseted,
ONLY 80 CENTS EACH.
> Mems unlaundered Night Shirts, made from Wan.
sutta muslin, pocket collar and cuffs attached,
felled seams and gusseted, extra length, and made
full In the yoke, sizes Ii to 49, splendid quality,
ONLY rs CENTS EACH
Mems fancy unlaundered Night Shirts, best muslin,
trimmed with colored embroidery and French colored
bordering on the collar and cuffs down the front and
On the pocket full length elegantly made and finished,
sizes Ia to IL,
ONLY 81 EACH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13

We have badly-spelled ungrammatical
communication signed 'Ex-Teacher.' efftsively
nrging Mr.. Bernard T. Janney for the position OF
superintendent of public schools, in place of Mr..
j. o. Wilson, against whom 'Ex-Teacher'' seems
to have a prejudice. This communication in
Its tone and form shows that the writer is very
properly an er-teacher. but it Is not very good
endorsement for Mr.. Janney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13

The health officials of Philadelphia have
begun personal inspection of all the premises
in that city to enforce sanitary measures as a
prevention Of any possible epidemic this sum-
mer. We do not know whether Health Officer
Townshend has the force to do this in Washing
ton or not, but 1t would be good thing for the
city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13

Gen. KomarofTs account OF the engagement
with the Afghans is a specious defense of his
action. There Is a suspicion, howe yer. that he
Is romancing Us TO facts, for other dispatches
tell q very different story, The war feeling in
both England and Russia is at fever heat and
Russia having knocked the chip off England's
shoulder the latter must fight unless it can be
shown that the knocking off was an accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13
BnocKs CosonEss1osAr. Horn.

This Hotel b situated opposite the Capitol-New Jes-
sey ave. and st. Re.-the most elevated point In
Washington It's out Of the malaria district. being
ons hundred feet above the level Of the Potomac river
From its balconies beautiful view caa be had OF the
entire city OF Warrington, Arlington Heights. Poto-
mac River and the Capitol grounds summer boardefs
accommodated with delightful airy and well ventilated
rooma Transient 90 per day. Regular boarders Sor
summer season at low fateA ii. BROCK. Prop,
mh163m Formerly Of Jersey City. n. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13

The failure of Queen Victoria to send birth
day congratulations to Prince Bismarck may
prove an unfortunate omission if Germany
should be called upon to mediate between Eng
land and Russia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13
IAssBuRoH & BRo.

LAssBrReH e BRo
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL Ii,
WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL DRIVES,
A FEW IN EACH AND EVERY ONE OF OUR DE-
PARTMENTs. THESE PRICES ARE FOR THIS
WEEK ONLY, as THEY ARE SPECIAL
LACEs.
ia INCH ORIENTAL LACE, 2OC YARD;
REGULAR PRICE, soc.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACEs:
s ,d AN 5 5 GIN
A HANDSOME ORIENTAL LACE. 9 INCHES
WIDE, FOR 2oc- n YARD; REGULAR PRICE
NOTIONS
BARBOCR'S LINEN THREAD Sc
NE PLUS ULTRA PINS (BEST9. &c
RICK RACK BRAID, 4C. \ DOZEN.
CHENEY BROS BEST JERSEY SILKS. s11O.
OUR REGULARS 81 CoLoRED SILK, D. INCHES
10 PIECES BLACK SILK, soc. A YARD;
WORTH SOC
BUTTONS.
1o,OO0GROss DRESS BUTTONS OF ALLKrNDs
AT sc. DOZEN: WORTH FROM 10 TO 40c.
UNDERWEAR
CORSET COVERS. 14c.; WORTH CSC.
NIGHT GOWNS, CSC; WE'RE s1.2a
RIBBONS.
ALLsILK OTTOMAN RIBBONS. IN ALL.
SHADES @ SHADES OF ORANGE IN
CLUDEDl, Nos 1. 5, 10.
&C. &c. Sc 1oc A YARD
ALLSILK SASH RIBBONS CBLACK) Csc A
YARD.
GLOVES -..ss.e-
ANOTHER LOT OF 4-BUTToS KID GLOVES
ABUTToN SUEDE GLOVE, .5c
HANDKERCHIEFS. trl
NEW STYLES IN a fOJ O-sr-r1 ,>r1r,
DERED HEssTITCHED HANDKERCHIErs
AT SCI WORTH 12lqc.
DON'T FORGET OUR
BOOK DEPARTMENT
HUcKLEBERRY FINN, s1-so; REGULAR
SHAKESPEARE COMPLETE. IN IL yoI.
UMES, HANDY EDITION. S3.3I; REGULAR
PRICE, $3.50.
RUCHING
SEVENTEEN STYLES OF CREPE LIssE
RUCHING AT 19C.: WORTH soc
OTHER DEPARTMENT.
sun UMBRELLAS.
2s-INCH PARAGON. OLIVE WOOD STICKS.
WHITE GOODS.
1212c. INDIA LINEN THIS WEEK FOR lOc.
lgc.BoOk-FOLDCH CHECK NAINSOoKS FOR &c
CKAZY CLOTH. Ice a YARD; WORTH 25c
CHlLDRENS COLLARS.
MADE OF LACE OR EMBROIDERY, 21c:
EMBROIDERIEs
WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF TEN PER
CENT On ALL EMBRoIDERfEs FoR'THIs
WEEK ONLY.
HOSIERY.
LADIES LIsLE THREAD HOSE. IN BTseq,
AND CoLORS, AT 43c-; WORTH Fully sc.
MISSES NEW SPRING HOSE. ALI. t,IZE.S
FROM To Si2 25C.; WORTH AT LEAST soc.
CHENILLE PRINCES
OUR LOOP FRINGE. ALL cOIOtS THIS
WEEK FOR soc: WORTH SI25
SPLENDID COLORED CHENILLE FRINGE,
Al ooc. YARD; REGULAR PRICE 75c
GENTS FURNISHINGS
ALL 4Sc SCARFS AT 39c., FOR THIS WEEK
ONLY.
SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL APRIL Is
LANSBURGH & BRO.
40. 40. 424 AND 42e SEVENTH STREET.
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RBB A U U NM NM cSSe
2 "A u u MMMM
BBR "A Z i MMMM ssss
BIB UU II II Il SssS

o!'o Il a W Nj NJ N
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
wehave just placed sale full line of Alexandra
LYONS BLACK SILK,
which for Perfection and Finish there is none better
and we guarantee the wear of the same We have
them IN the following numbers
Alexandra Giraud & Co.'S
CELEBRATED ALEXANDRA BLACK SILK.
Number 3, at LOO.
Number ). at 1925
Number q, at $3.50
Number ., at SI.62Ia.
Number s, at Sl.15
Number 9. at $500
Number 10, at 500
AT BAUM's.
INDIA PONGEES.
ANOTHER INVOICE OF THOSE GENUINE.
INDIA PoNGEES AT THE POPULAR PRICE OF
45c. AND G2lzc. PER YARD
AT BAUM'S
ENGLISH PLAID DRESS GOODS
so PIECES OF CHOICE PATTERNS ENGLISH
PLAID DRESS GOODS AT
35c. PER YARD
AT BAUM'S
EMBROIDERED SUITINGS.
20 PIECES OF GEO y GILBERTS 81 EMBROI-
DERED SUfTINGS AT THE ASTONISHING
LOW PRICE OF sI.OO, AT
E E E.: 4 ###$ !; :;
apl3
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Has THE CHANGE
IN THE WEATHER

MADE YOU THINK OF SPRING CLoTHINGr IF
20 WE WILL BE PLEASED To SHOW YOU
WHAT WE HAVE PRODUCED. WECARE VERY
LITTLE To BOAST OF THE STYLES WOULD
RATHER HAVE YOU PASS YOUR JUDGMENT
on THE STOCK AND ABOUT PRICE WE ARE
ALWAYS As LOW, IF NOT THE LOWEST, FOR
1T WoUID BE FOOLISH TO GIVE A GUARAN-
TEE IT WOULD KEEP Us BUSY RETURNING
MONEY FOR GOODS
GEORGE sPRANSY.
oNE-PRICE CLOTHIER,
5O7 Seventh Street.
apl3 Opposite U. 8 Post Office.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

nor SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY
II property-a Farm of 81 y acres in Prince Georges
county. Nd, 3l2 miles from Capitol Good loroom
house, outhuidings, excellent water Apply to r. &
oboLD 4th St ne apl3-3ts
NOR SALE-GOoD PAYING HOTEL PROP
a erty- Central Pennsylvania; furnished; Is acres
land connected: Odd Fellows hail. store-room meat
market and other necessary outbudings: licensed:
good reasons for selling. Also, fine home Property in
Williamsport Pa, cheap. Might lease above uroi,er-
ties For fuller particulars address JOHN y WIGHT
MAN, Trout Kun, Pa apll-1m
I.NARM FOR LE-"ARCOLA--LOCATED ON
Il 1th-street pike. nine miles from Washington 100
acres GO in fine growth of wood: nearly new three
story house with twelve rooms costing =, 600 good
outbuidngs and water. VIII be sold at a great bar
gain Apply Oh the premises of Geo. T Rust. owner
of PARKER & TDW'>SINn
apI0-12t lgIs Est n w
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j. G.. HurcHrssos,
FINE MILLINERY.

TRIMMED AND UNTRINMED HATS AND
BONNETS
CHILDREN'S HATS IN ALL STYLE1
FLOWERS" HAT 6CARFS" AND GOLD
LACEa MOURNING MILLINERY sPE.
CIALTY." PARASOLS IN ARTISTIC DESIGNS,
FROM BEST MAKERS IN PREVAILING COL
ORS. FULL LINE OF MOURNING AND CAR
RAGE PARASO1&
SILK UMBRELLAS" AT BARGAIN.
NOVELTIES IN JERSEYS. LATEST PARIS
STYLES.
LADIES TAILOR-MADE sUITR
BLACK SILK COSTUMES FOR go. WORTH
$40. WARRANTED TO FIT EQUAL 10 CUSTOM
MADE
TRAVELLING RACIAANe IN NEW DESI0Ns
Spring WRAPS" OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FOSTER KID GLOVES. WITH IMPROVED
PATENT HOOKS, FROM q PER PR UPWARDS
SILK AND Isle 0LovEey IN NEW SHADES.
DRESS TRIMMINGS. }
LACEs, BUTTONS. BRAIDe. Ac
Trevise, Paria fap1ll GOT p ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13

A SQUEEZE
We belong TO the bear side of the market In our
efforts to be able to offer low prices do some awful
squeezing and pleased to state that this week
again we can offer decided attractions In ad-
dition to the large number we have on hand
We offer this week:
500 Sample Cups and saucers. individual, this
springs importation, One-half the regular price,
300 sample Dolls Of every possible style made In.
Guiding kid body French dolls, at AGO. and beautifully
dressed dolls from Csc. up.
Three Joint Fishing Rods 19c
Six Joint Fishing Rods, brass trimmed reel bands
extra tip, Sl.I9.
Two Joint Bamboo Rods 49c
Four Joint Bamboo Rods, oec
Six Joint Bamboo Rods, 81. 10.
Reels from ACC. Lines, Hooks Flosts Sdnkers &c
Croquet at 70 50 and 99c. per set.
Roller Skates, rink pattern, CSC and 70c
Roller skate Wheels, for SC
We have just opened splendid line Of Baskets and
would mention:
Palm Lunch Baskets at Is, 20, 20, 70 and 00c
These are extra large goods, Of best quality
Satchel Palm Baskets. all sizes, from 30c up.
Willow Lunch Baskets numberless styles 26c
Rush Baskets, Flower Baskets, Knife Baskets Scrap
Baskets, Market Baskets. Clothes Baskets Work
Baskets, Work Stands, Knitting Baskets, Shopping
Baskets, Travelling Baskets, Fruit Baskets &C. DC.
AL at remarkably low prices and Of the best make
Our stock ct present is unusually fu and we Aattsr
ourselves that We can show, without doubt THE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS
AND TOYS in the city and. ~ we are continually
squeezing the prices down we also that we are
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY
NJ. sILvERBERG q CO.
312 It'll street and 31S 9Th street NV,
ap13 Near PennSylvania avenue.
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I1NOR SALE
II Fine Residence-A threestory and basement
Brick House; mod. imps.: situated on Grant Place,
bet 9th and 10th and aud sts. price 81 500;
terms For particulars inspection of premises
apply to owner FOSS 13 Grant Place n ap6-lm%
NOR SALE-TwO HANDSOME NEW RESI-
II dences. 8 rooms each, 1921 and 1923 NV: the
houses are built In the most substantial manner-press
brick fronts orownstone trimmings twostory square
bay windows hardwood mantels thing freplaces and
a. WILSON, Eiremens Insurance Company corner
w Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-13

OLD HEADQUARTERS,
SIG AND SIS SEVENTH STREET
A. SAKS & co. ap13
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IUNNIN0HAM, Halter
", Has Just received the Spring Style Block
SILK HATS made 70 ordo1 and Old sfvise r.rucuA
ele6 611 II q NV. svAes 0Ssa1 ~
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NOR SALE
IL 16nrS C. l5r SOB 600 p mr. 9Th ST Sr 81 900
iowa Circle 13r....1S,U0Ol T. nj. 18th .Sr 200
18TH mr. n.w Sr-.S.5O0 I'd ar. ID Tor. 900
:, mr. 10th NV l3r.eUo 4, m. H. ar and bath 3 500
o, mr. 9th st NV, lr6500 Pierce p mr. 4th or 800
i, nr. 10th n w. Tor. 5000 .thnr r. ap St B loo
E.Cap nr5th ST, lr 5000 b. 9TH, nd bat
ECap mr. 9th st, lOr.5JOO 10Th mr. E-Cap 800
., mr. 10th stnw Sr 300 Corcoran, b, 600
apl0-3t r III. LEOPOLD, 1881 + sc NV
L>OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liz EAST CAP
I itol St.. formerly occupied by Representative
Springer of Illinois and the Hon. X :. Cox. contains
rooms and bath: ~ feet front the lot Is IS
feet deep This property is delightfully."- situated has
south front and close by the Capitol in Of the
pleasantest and most healthl parts the city and
offered for sale the extremely low price of 5000
The furniture II contains be Lad a a low
praisal if the purchaser Of the house desires it. Ap-
Plication to inspect may be made to
JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
ap72w l4I6 ST NV
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E.NOR SALE
NJ NV, IL r-$14, 600 NJ ST NV, Tor b. h Sc 500
St NV, Ia ZOO st. NV, Or. bib 500
Atm St. NV. l2r 5000 4th ST. NV. .r bh.4. 500
18th stn.w. ,l2r. bh.s,OOO ii ST NV ,Sr b. HI 500
9th ST. n.w ar h. h.-3, 300 9th NV. ar h 900
LIST st. Sc, Or, b. h..40OO ST. .5r b. HI 500
NJ St. 8. Ar, b.h...9J0 > st. or, b. 100
ap1-2w o. E DUFFY & CO., 6O1 eth st. NV.
NOR SALE-THREE HOUSES. 1000 and 1902
II AZ st. and 364 X st W. Inquire at LEONHARD
SCHAFFERTS, 1902 4l2 ST. fe2S-2m~
NOR SALE-ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST NEW
E Residences In the northwest section of the CITY,
at q very low price WIN. p. YOUNG 1903 + St
NV, mh21Im
NOR SALE-REsIDENCE OF THE LATE
Il ADMIRAL SCOTT, "2O2S G street.
Apply CHAS. EARLY,
mhl2-Sm 1O1 18th St. up stairs.
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EHUR RENT
II 1914 list St 14r l25 1912 Est nw j Or m $40
1886 18th ST, 4r..m.l2 1889 18th St 2r mi 20
1907 VT. av l:5r. IN. lbs ..,6 ST. lGr m ~
IS..I ass aN LIT MI 100 1914 30ih st.n.w.. .r10
.S5 ST., l2r M iS33 1854 29th ST. .mI.....35
1920 X. Law 1r mi .S SO s26 x9 81 h W. ST m l5
416 9th st. 16 r, M --- 20 ill3l L st. NV Sr2 IS
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co,
f2O 1924 F street northwest
LNOR RENT-1S29 JEFFERSON place: THREE
- stories, rooms, bath. modern improvements in
thorough order possession March 20: rent SEQ APP
ply 1877 Jefferson Place. fI:S-om
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NOR SALE-THE n. w. CORNER OF 18TH AND
II Rhode Island ave, at a bargain If taken within
the next 3 days. VIM. z. YOUNG, 1903 ST. n. w
apl33t
Il ing Lots lSx1O0 II. on NJ st. n. W, near eth
Call between y and B. at sU1 9Th ST. NV. ap11-:St*
ICuR sALE-LoTS-l5TH ST., ADJOINING
sard ave, near 18th St, 81 SO: New Hampshire av,
near L, Soc: 14th near I, 9Oc.: g. G. Sd and A
n Y0c.: r. near 10th n. eOc; French, 9th.
55c Vermont av. and st.. 45c Sd. rear e., 45c..
U. near 10Th, 35c: V, near 18th, 35c: " 18th.
3Sc Madison near 18th soc; kenesaw av, near l4th
St, Ia and 2Oc Mt Pleasant g. 10 and 12c and other
bargains Z. H. T.LEIPOLD 1881 st. ap1o-:St
LNOR SALE-AT a BARGAIN-THE ATTEN-
ton of builders and spectators is called to
numbered 1904, between ~ and III and 18th and 18th
SIS. ne. which be subdivded suit purchaser.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, $40 ST. apl0-3t
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Il 5l46th ne, z f-S2. 500
305 E.Cap.n.e., 7rs...2. 800
515 18th Sc. 8 rs...l,6nU
1914 Pa-av.Se., Srs.-.2, 300
1406 Sth NV, q rs...2, 4S1
Sl2 18th NV. 8 rs. 1000
625-621 10th ne, .r.2,0Oo
SIT 4th INV, d rs. 900
2O24 Boundary, 5 $4,000
ap1O
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NOR SALE
II A Farm of 312 acres 200 In cultivation. balance
In timber; well-watered and adapted TO stock, or 70
grain and tobacco new barn and small tenant house,
title perfect and free from encumbrhnce situated be-
tween Washington and Richmond. miles no n
railroad station and the same distance from Bowling
Green. the county seat OF Caroline county, good
schools and churches at Bowling Green Terms: One
fourth cash, balance on time 10 suit purchaser
Address WILLIS -DRITMMoNn
aplolts Room auroi, P,,tl.in.- uya.ht.s..S
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$40 HI st. me-. @ rs. 81, 600
1880 18th NV. 8 rs. Il 900
2l6 DELAY. ne, 5rs.. I 800
81 to % Myrtle .rs-l, 700
t4,l6,SiMyrtle, . rs-l, 200
342-3l4 NJ S. W. 1 RS 1 900
2Sl0-2Sl2-3Sl5-2Sl6
n Pa av., 9 rs.-..........l 500
THOS. K. WAGGAMAN
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vSOR SALE-LARGE STOCK OF NEW sEdoND-
u hand Carriages, Buggies and Phaetons, rs new
dayton wagons of my own make. 3 Sizes a reduced
price; 20 new Racine Spring Wagons. a sizes. am
the sole agent for them for the District II will paw
you 10 give me call All of this work at reduced
prices and sold on time TO suit purchssars
Factory, 1920 Prospect ave
. Repository, 1924 32d st.