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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-12
WATCHES, &c.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, DC.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
WATOHES, 6C.

CHEAP FOR CASH
Lancaster Watches at the Lowest Prices cyer
onered being stock holder enables me To sell
these watches SO cheap. Elgin, Waltham and
Sther Whlches on sale spectacles, Opera Glasses
Sc repairing OF the above named articles vs. |
receive my personal attention.
=, ., LOUIS WEBER
NO lo5H North Queen St, opposite City Hotel
Near Penna X. X. Depot)
ASAgent for AURORA WATCH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-12

THE decreasing hold of royalty on the
English popular fancy is shown by the carry
ing OF a motion through the House OF Com
mons to reduce the grant for the maintena ance
OF parks belonging to or used exclusively by
royalty or members of the royal family.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-12

AN.Ohio lady asks what she shall give her min
ister Try St Jacobs Oil. Fifty cents
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-12
SITUATIONS FOR GRADUATES.

SIIUATlONS FOR GRADUATES
~ Many applicants write 10 us % Can ,,o,,
procure ior me situation III take q course AT
your Institution ?" To all such we wouid n,
we cannot. under any cireumstanees nro,nisss
situation, TO students. We wish every pupil
LANCASTER COMMERCIAL CoIIEaE
Tor the same reason he would enter any otbar
schooi-solely for the benefit he may defiye by
tAklng the course: send for particulars Ad
oress IL. O. WEIDLER, Principal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02

Herr Most, the anarchist and blatherskite.
entertained a Baltimore audience last night by
one Of his wild harangues, in which me proposed
promiscuous murder as the panacea tor the ex-
listing evils OF society. some dark night" he
exclaimed, "seize every railroad president the
head of every large corporation, every colonel
OF militia, the chiefs Of police, the mayor aud
the heads OF government and chop their heads
or" Then, according To this philosopher, there
will be nothing Ito stay the onward march of
the people towards era of love and peace
and brotherly feeling" How the families and
friends OF the truncated officials would regard
such an era, the orator did not say, nor did he
describe in any practical detail how the colonies
OF militia and other reprehensible persons were
10 be simultaneously dispatched. ..Some dark
night Is too indefinite, but as IL frequently
happens that militia colonies have friends who
would like to loan them money To- 90 to Canada
10 avoid the general slaughter perhaps il is ius.
a. well tor the anarchists not to outline their
plans too clearly.
Who IL Is among the railroad presidents and
heads of large corporations that supplies Most
with money to go around the country for the
purpose of making labor agitation ridiculous
Is not known, but some such subtle person nc
doubtexists, and keeps Most in food and drink
especially drink. For ii is just such frauds %
he who harm the labor cause more than any
thing else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02
Literary Attractions for 1855.

In to-day's STAR Will be found the first part
Of an original and delightfully."- written story by
Mrs. FRANCES HODGsoN BURNETT, of this city,
entitled "Much ADO" This novelette, will run
through four consecutive issues of the Saturday
Double-Sheet STAR, the last instalment appear
ing in that of January Odd. 1t will be found
very attractive in every part, and in the subtle
delineations of character, keen analysis of feel
ing and vivid portrayal of situation, by which
it Is marked throughout some of Mrs. Burnett's
most artistic and delicate touches will be per-
ceived.
Although not pretentious as to character or
size, and costing complete in this form-in con-
nection with much other entertaining and in
structive reading matter-only the trifiing sum
of HIGHT CENTS, "Much ADO is really equal in
volume, as it also is in interest, to many of the
stories Of the day published in book form, and
costing in that shape from a dollar to a dollar
and q half each. This novelette, will be followed
by other original stories by authors of hardly
less distinction and popularity than Mrs. Bur-
nett; and as they are all copyrighted, their Pc
rusal can be enjoyed only by readers of THE
STAR. Particulars of these further attractions
will be announced in due time. Meanwhile
The STAR desires 1t to be understood that as it
has been In the past so it will be in the future,
the very head and front of journalism in Wash
ington-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02

President Cleveland takes the ground that
the trainers OF the constitution designed the
Senate TO be the assistant and not the enemy of
the executive. He proceeds on the theory that
the power given to the Senate to investigate
the Presidents selections and to authorize or
disapprove them associates that cha mber with
the executive in responsibility, and hence the
two parties should work in harmony and SYM
pathy. The President, therefore, is not dis
turbed II the Senate exercises its powers by a
vigilant inquiry into the nominations he
makes, nor does he expect that all these Sc
lections will stand the tests that should be ap-
piled. There will evidently be no friction be-
tween the President and Senate If nominal
tons are passed upon in good faith on their
inertia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02

Governor Hill, of New York, in his Inaugural,
address yesterday devoted himself principally
TO review of the history of the state. Topics
nearer the times he said he reserved for his
message TO the legislature. In the course of
his retrospect, however, he made the following
handsome allusion to President Cleveland,
which, we are informed, was welcomed by a
burst Of applause:
Elected to the office of governor of the state
by an immense majority, he entered upon his
executive duties, which he fulfilled for two
thirds Of his term, discharging them with such
dignity, sterling honesty and painstaking eff
cheney as merited and received public approba-
ton, and elevated him to the Office Of Chief
Magistrate Of the nation, where, thus far in his
administration. he has exhibited wisdom
and statesmanlike ability which has largely In
creased the confidence which the people re-
posed in him.
Under the circumstances this was quite q
significant utterance, and we are told it made
rather q sensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02
An UNUSUAL THrra.

IT Is NOT CUSTOMARY TO LAY IN
WINTER STOCK AT THIS SEASON OF
THE YEAR, AND YET WE HAVE DONE
IT. In THE EARLY PART OF THE SEA-
SON WE LAID IN WHAT WE THOUGHT
WOULD BE A SUFFICIENT STOCK OF
BOYS ovERcoATs WE WERE DE-
CEIvED WE SOLD A GREAT MANY
MORE THAN WE ANTICIPATED, AND
IN CONSEQUENCE WE FOUND OUR
SELVES DEFICIENT IN SOME QUAIL
TIES OUR BUYER TOOK A FLIER IN
NEW YORK THIS WEEK, AND, TO QUOTE
HIS OWN LANGUAGE. THIS Is WHAT
he SAID:
Lot 1854 Doub,e-b-easted Overcoat, with
Sapes and Cuis Of Black Plush for Boys rom n,
L least 81 years ''0- ouf price ''' Out "0''"
Lot 7s2-Brown Frieze overcoats for small
Boys. These are double breasted and have
Capes Price only So, worth "a.
Lot 795-Oxford Kersey Overcoats. single
6 6rsas.ed satin hass faced and siik sleeve !nngs
old. These are regular SIS coats.
Lot Observation-Disclosures Chinchilla Over.
coats, Plush Capes and Cuffs, for Boys from
to Syears old Our price $3.50; would be cheap
Lot l2s1-Brown Mixed Kersey Overcoats
with Capes Of same material, for Boys from
for smaller sum than So. but we name only
Lot l335-Brown Mixed Diagonal Cloth
to years We sell you these for $3.50, and
you cannot match them for So.
Lot so1 ls3 seo Plaid Back
yet ours go for $3.50.
Lot 1341.Brown Mixed Diagonal Overcoass,
Cape with Velvet trimming and fit Boys from
&c. sto years g Price, $3.50; you can do no bet
mere Overcosts, cut long. and suitable for Boys
from to 10 years old; would be cheap at So,
yet we ask only $3.50.
DOUBTLESS THE NEW WORKERS
WERE SURPRISED BY THE ADVENT
OF OUR BUYER FOR SUCH GOODS AT
THIS SEASON, BUT WE WISHED TO
SURPRISE THE PEOPLE OF WASH
INGToN AT THE SAME TIME. WE
ARE ALWAYS GOING FOR AND GIVING
BARGAINS WE EXPECT TO DO BUsI-
NESS OUT OF SEASON AND IN SEA-
SON, AND IN THAT WAY KEEP THINGS
LIVELY. INTACT, ALL SEASONS ARE
OUR OWN 1T MAY PAY YOU TO BUY
A BOYS OvERCOAT NOW, EVEN IF
YOU WILL NOT WANT 1T UNTIL
NEXT WINTER.
NOTA BENA-BOYS' KNEE PANTA-
LOOMS, THE KIND WE AND EVERY
BODY ELSE HAVE SOLD FOR SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS A FORTUNATE PUR-
CHASE ENABLES US TO GIVE THE
LADIES RARE BARGAINS FOR FORTY
NINE CENTS.
SAKS & COMPANY,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
JAZZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02

According to an official report the coal re-
sources Of Pennsylvania available for CONNER
ciai purposes sufficient to maintain the
present yearly output of the state for 500 years,
But other states are now pushing forward as
rivals Of pennsylvania in coal production This
ID especially true OF Alabama, which rose from
production OF 40. O0o tons In 1888 to q 900. DOC
tons In 1854. 1t is remarked that while the
output has largely increased the commercial
value Is considerably less, showing a decided
fall In prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02
INTERESTING To EVERY LADx.

INTERESTING To EVERY LAnx
OUR ANNUAL CUT SALE OF LADIES MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
The goods are made ofsuperior quality Of Cotton and
as the prices we put on these goods we don't
expect one piece left at the ex-
pirstion Of next week.
These goods are displayed on our second door.
Lot 1-CHEMIsE, with Tuck Yoke, good cotton. 21c
Style 1-CHEMIsE DRAWERS and SKIRT; Che
ters of Tucks and Embroidered, Ssc. ' ~
Style No 2-Made Of the best cotton cordet bands.
eHan ha a aoT IN e au Wsa
price. Acc; now 33c skirts made Q. the best of
in Princess style, 33c.
fine tucking and pieces OF the best Embroidered
and Cambria Rufie Band, Neck and sleeves, regu-
Style No 2-CHEMIsE made Square Neck with solid
Neck and Sleeves, with Embroidered Band, 49c.
DIR ,,h made Of the best cotton with insert
kuhe. at 49c.; regular price 73c
Cambria Rui1e around Neck and Sleeves made Of
the best cotton, extra long, at 49c.
sHoET UNDERsK1RTs, with Cambria Rufis
and Tucks. at 47c
SHORT SKIRTS, with deep Embroidered Ruff
fe clusters of Tucks above the Ruffie at SOC
Lot 3-GowN YoKEs, of clusters of Tucks and 8
pieces OF Embroidery and Embroidered Neck and
CSC. oe u tue 0eS' e0''0n' 'S' former price,
.. CHEM MIS- we have good many styles One
ss Of yo Se wifi IF . Lsss fa
regular price, Csc. Some are made of the finest
SKIRTS; with Cambria Ruf1e cluster of Tucks
In the Ruffie, and Embroidered, at 69c.
Lot 4,GowN, with all over Embroidered Yoke,
Rutiie Neck and Sleeves csc; formerly sold at
SKIRTS, with rows OF inserting Of Lace with
deep Lace and five Tucks above the Ruftie. at Csc;
former sold at $159.
SKIRTS with deep Embroidered Ruffle and Tor
chon Lace under the Rutte, and cluster OF Tucks
above the Rutfie, at CSC.
SKIRTS, GH ~ GOWNS AND DRAWERS,
Viii Ana the Sa thGsd a, TINS price you
We also keep on this floor q large assortment of
WORSTED GOODS.
Childs Handmade WORSTED CAPS, closing at 21c.
Infants MITTS, lie
Infants LONG SLIPS, 15c.
Child's FLANNEL SKIRTS &c.
One style PLUSH CAP, sold at Sl.9S we will sell this
week at $l.70. Good value at $2.25,
LANSBURGH & BRO,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
42O-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02

NOR SALE-CHEAP-A FINE LOT ON n ST.
II between 7th and 18th SITS sw.: 2oN.5 deep y M
two side walls; cheapest lot ON ST. &. n PAR
KER, 4la and Il sts s.w. d3l -:Its
INoR SALE-CHEAP LOTS IN THE NORTH.
II eastern part of the city. We offer for sale a
vestment figures several entire squares half squares
ern part of the city. THOS. j. FISHER A 90.
dlS2w 1924 NV.
NOR sALE-LoTs-l2TH ST. pa AVE AND 2
- st.; St, 18th and 18th: Pa ave. 18TH and 18Th;
Mass. ave-, 18th and lsth: r. / ave. 10th ana I7lh:
Md and ID 81. me- A p HIILEtD
d12-lm 1875 r st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02

YSMAsSA shkhRlEs FROM THE OLDEST
L Wine House in spain seven grades
xoo HUME, CLEARLY 4 Co,
>" oOS Market space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02
NEw IRISH AND GrnnAs
LIN Z Ms.

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER)
PURE LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS ALI.
WIDTHS AND LENGTHS, WITH NAPKINS
ALL SIZES TO MATCH. MANUFACTURED
BY JOHN s. BROWN & SONS. BFLFAsT, IRE
GERMAN FANCY LINEN DAMAsK FRINGED
LUNCH CLOTHS.WIT DOYLEYST TO MATCH
NEW NAPKINS, DOYLEYSAND TRAY CLOTHS.
from 81 90 to $1,000 per doz-
NEW HCCk AND D1AMASK LINEN TOWELS
nom 81 90 to SIS. OO per dozen.
NEW BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING
FULL LINES OF PLAIN AND TwILLEp
CRASHES AND GLASS LINENS
81 DOT RLEEACED CANTON FLANNEL, FOB
TABLE COVERING. >~~'
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON IMPORTED
W Hdf JACKETS. NEwMARKETs AND
suFhEs sTocK OF LYONS rA1LLE FRAN
sgkAHs AND GEOs GRAIN SILKS. N M
BLACK, WHITE AND ALL COIoRs. F0HS
STREET, RECEPTION AND EVENING
ELEsANT BEADED sAT1Ns AND TWO TOME
BR0CADED xELvETs FOR PANELS AMI
LYONS BLACK AND COLORED SILK WET.
NE VII IN Fh9N 500 TO $500 PER YARD
NE Ep SsLk SAN4 E CREPE. ILLUSIONS AMI
6 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DIspr.Av
ING EVENING GOODS BY 0AsLIGHT
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BuiLDrNo.
Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street
kstaosned 1870 ja2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02

THO IucreaS6 Is more than uOuDIe that OF
1884 over 1883. when it was 3,547.
1t will be equally interesting and indeed of
greater value to the readers and advertisers to
know that without exception the circulation of
The STAR was very considerably greater for
each month of 1885 than it was for the CORE
spending month of 1884, the average increase
per day for the entire year being 2,75S in a
total daily Average for each month of 22 ,l23, as
follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02
WANTED-HELP.


p ~ !. e Ss vi on table and assist in dining
w ANTED-CHAMBERM NONE BUT
IVY, w experienced one need apply wELcKE r..
NTED-sEyENTY-FIvE MEN FOR WEEK
w OF Salvfni. Apply on Monday morning at 10
ocS s SHARP at the stage door Of Albaushs Grand
"ANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO COOK
w and do general Homework for small family.
Must stay at night. Bring references 1857 st. nw'
"ANTED-TwO WHITE GIRLs-ONE TO
w cook, wash and iron, and one for house work.
VTANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN AS HOUSE,
w keeper and companion, at 100 St ne. j2-2ts
"ANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO DO THE
w cooking washing and ironing OF very small
WANTED-A GOOD HOUSE GIRL TO DO
CURED Call between and PM at 20 isss st n.
UTANTED-A YOUNG LADY WHO UNDER
stands + dayors system ten Of cutting ,a also two
address at once Nine B.. Star Office N ' ja2.2t.
"ANTED : ExPERIENCED SALESMAN IN
w Wines and Liquors, on good ission must
Address with arst-cass reference only Box is, star
Office. ja2-3ts
w ANTED "A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
maid and waitress in a small family Apply a. 5yo2
WANTED = A GOOD. SETTLED WHITE
w woman to cook; must understand her work thor.
Oughly at the Alderney Dairy, 929, 931 d ST. n w.
Call between and III. ja2-3t
VXTANTED-WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN
w Cooks: $40 to 500; chambermaids. nurses, gen.
eral workers, scrub and kitchen girls men cooks s.
A. COOMBS, Emp. Bureau, 926 ST. NV ja2-5ts
XyANTED-sOPRANO ALTO AND BASS FOR
w comedy part; also singing children to complete
opera company. WM n. LELAND, AIT eth St.
Room 3. d31-3t*
VXyANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN
w for general housework in private family of three
adults and child Address, with references. Box
l2O. Star Office. d31-3ts
UTANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO GEN
w eral Homework; one that will stay at night pre-
ferred Apply at 40 Louisiana ave. d31-3t*
UTANTED-AT ONCE-WHITE AND COL
w ored Cooks, White Woman for hotel pantry one
for pastry store room. Men Cooks, Coachmen alt. g.
halfgrown Nurses, Laundress, Chambermaids and
Mattresses Nat Labor Bureau SIT 9TH st.. between
f and F SITS. d291ws
WANTED LADIES. BOSTON INDUSTRIAL
w Co, 10 Pearl ST., are furnishing pleasant and
easily learned work, mailed to any address, good
wages given, no canvassing. all materials furnished.
Send your address to p. y. Box 5O7S, Boston, Mass
d22tu, hsatl2t
WyANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN IN
w city or country, to work for us at their own
homes daytime evenings:the business light pleas
and easily done: no canvassng or peddling good
salary paid workers who devote full time to it;
steady employment furnished all the year round. Ad-
dress FRANK EATON, Boston, Mass, Box 5l53
d5-1m*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS
heated by steam in new addition to the Arlington
Fire ms Co Building, 1905 Pennsylvania ave, be-
tween Riggs Bank and the Department Justice, and
adjacent to U. y Treasury. White House, War, Navy
state and other Government Departments. ja2-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

LNOR sALE-THE FIXTURES. FURNITURE
II and lease Of stock brokers' Office: everything
complete one of the best In the city. Address
BROKER, Star Office. JR2-3t
A PARTY WITH A FEW THOUSAND Doll
LAlnrs desires 10 engage I'm an active business In
fui As his capital. Address RELIABLE, Star once
S1,OUO ness In country town on the railro.a
Address H. Box SO, Gathersburg, Md. d3O-2w.
CH 600 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS Oh
sYO,OOO real estate here worth $4,000. un-
numbered; interest payable quarterly AT per cent Pc
annum Address Box lo2 Star Office. d.''6t.
DARTIES GOING WEST CAN PURCHASE OP
4 owner very fine lands an choice locations reason
able prices; favorable terms. T. .. Box ga. Nash
tngton, ID. G. d3OwSs4'
"ANTED-TO SELL THE HANDsoMIsr
Wv Building Site on dupont Circle: improvements
thereon paying . per cent on the price ASKED Apply
YINTIE NORTH wAsHINGToN REAL ESTATE
proved and unimproved property for sale Offering
rare Chances for investment Parties desiring u pdr-
chase or having land for sale In the north ~ north
east section of the city will find II 10 their adVAnlage
attention and energy 10 the development OF thai lA
OF the city. This company has seventy tlloUsAne
feet In one tract on New Hampshire ave- al bargain
Tor investment.
Also, 2OO,OOO acres of improved farm lands IN VIZ
n23-6m 5I0 81 NV.
II r. HEREFORD REAL ESTATE, LOANS IN
- . surance, 142S ". Y. ave. Money loaned on Tea
estate and other security Real Estate bought any
sold Rents collected Insurance in hrsi-1Ass c0H
panies oc24-3n.
u0ypEpr rypruyprrrNo
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EOR RENT-HOUsEs.

month
Furnished. 18th St, near K; $500 per month
FURNISHED, @ st., near 18th: 81 rs per month
Eurnished, n g., near 18th; 500 per month
FURNISHED, near Iowa circle: 800 peT month
AUSTIN p. BROWN,
1925 + st. NV,
114rSm Rel E1tata and LoonS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02

EEEk1 DELlCACY IN THE LINE OF FINE
IL Groceries, - popular prtceA
,o. HUME CLEARY ca.
o<oS" 607 Market Spacn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
L OsT-oN JANUARY i, 1856, BLACK
lIPocketbook, containing 500 aud receipts 70 n
Murphy. Finder will receive 80 by returning W
JOHN HOFFMAN,, night watchIaan National Nv
tropolitan Bank. ~.
II OsT-ON DECEMBER 3IsT POCKETBUoh.
L. with owners name ON L. Liberal reward II len -
Room lO8, US. Patent Once. IL
IT oST - SO REWARD DECEMBER l3Ih,
IL large White Setter Dog: lemon aud spots On
body; long tail, carried high had on round lestns
collar when lost w. f BURFORD, lsl3 -
NV. ta2ot-
II OsT-FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY Isl
IL about 1:30 O'Clock, on corner Pennsy yaIla hNe
and 18th st., gold dollar Bangle, inscribed fAiN
ward. jA2-2ts
II OST-wEDNESDAY EVENING, EITHER Al
-l/Albaugh's theafer between there and oth ~,
three diamonds suitable reward III returned " 50
9Th ST between ID and III SIS m va dSl-S
II OST-ASKY BLUE TERRIER; CLIPPED EAhS
IL and bobtail: name Tim: hair rubbed OF one 10Y
leg; In vicinity of 33l q n. sw. SIS reward ~
turned 70 Howard House. corner 9Th st. and penisT
wanna ave. NV. d3lSr
IT OsT-DECEMBER BOTH, ON RHODE ISLAND
IL ave-, between tn and Sth sts., Black fur Az.
the gin OF deceased parent Finder will pleas e 90
at 1O5 Rhode Island ave., and be Literally rewhfo
de:sl-3t<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02
The Advertising and Circulation Of The
Star I'm 1854 Large Increase

The following Is a correct transcript from the
books OF this office OF the number of new adver-
ments printed each month in THE STAR during
1855, as compared with 1884, showing an in
crease for every month of the year. and a total
increase of 1870 for twelve months in a grand
total Of Al, 49s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02
FOR RENT-STORES.

TNOR RENT-CANHY STORE FACING THREE
r schools house rooms: water and large yard
or Z. A. MCINTYRE S1s by. dS1-8ts
TOR RENT STOKES. WITH DWELLINGS
- above: One at 1919 Izth =: nv. inst anished
I, 1856. These stores and Dwellings ere desirably
located for business In northwest section and all
NV. d3lslwe
EsOR RENT-FINE LAHGE NEW STORE, 2O26
II Latin 1T, with airy c0nefeted cellar: handsome
show windows and dwelling; modern improvements
Apply to FRANK ]. TBHETS, corner 1Ath q. end
New York ave. Palace Market d2kJW
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WANTED--HOUSES.

moTs use WORTH AB8uT
west or northeast section; five six rooms Address
Box l3 Star office. Its
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w House, IN. l., on East Capitol st. on SITS.
ne or se., but not beyond 7th. Address r. E L. 227
East Capitol st. la1-3t*
VITANTED-A HOUSE WORTH ABOUT So, 600,
w on installment plan; first payment not more than
$50 Address b u, Branch p o. Capitol Hill ja13t*
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FOR SALE-HOUSFS

J>OR SALE-wELL-BUILT BRICK 42o ,y1IT -
II -. W. also fine large House, l8es I Il. q " -
site franklin Square also House, D. Il.ff..e Il
OWNERS, AGO 9th II NV. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-02

NOR RENT
I IA 9th ST. NV, rooms and water: So.
459 ST. NV. rooms, all mod. imps.: S27.60
1871 n. j. ave, rooms. mod. imps.; S2l.
5l1 r. !. ave. rooms mod imps., frame $3.50.
.3S 10th ST. NV, rooms, mod. imps.. frame: S22
40 Boundary, rooms, water and sewer $l2.
l52l and 1923 Marion st. NV, new bricks, rooms
S15.iO.
Cor 4th and 0st store and 8 rooms with water; 81
Frame House. rooms. mod. imps.. Congress ST.,
post office, Georgetown. DC; STA.
BY CHARLES 8 SHREVE,
d31-St llo5 18th street m w.
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I,oR SALE OR RENT-FRAME Hot ~ ~tKts
\ rooms, water aud gas: northwest. Dot - H., y
Feet price. 5000: $3.50 cash balance in S2o in,.3
ments~ Rent, $40. LOWE a kINTZ 1921 49,
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LN0R SALE-GREAT BARGAINS-F0R s. sS
IL five new two-story brick Houses We rooms cal
nicely located northwest; renting for : each or n
per cent investment. Also for Sill 500 seven tu-r
story Bricks lone good business corner: slK ana
seven rooniE gas and water; fire location nnrt hws
within four squares 9Th and tts.; renting sldl
monthly. W. u, III RtpRn
ja2-6ts 1i22 New
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I>OR RENT-THE MOST DESIRABLE FIVE.
II room cottage on Capitol HILL Is 9Th street s.e:
convenient TO street cars and newly fitted up with all
modern improvements Apply TO j. II. SOULEr
Room 5, 7l9 Market Space d3O4ts
nor RENT-TwO NEW BROOM FRAME
Il Houses on Bladensburg road, 4. mile from l4th
BRADLEY 927 ST. de201,t
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FOR lighthouses.

L,oR RENT-NEw sIX-RooM BRICK HoUsl
II with bath: all mod impS No IL Mas sv
NV: rent SIS. Key. No. % 4 ST NV ia2-3ts