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Easy Victory for Yale.

HARVARD LEFT FAR BEHIND-rHE FASTEST TINE
EVER MADE BY TIE COLLEGE CREWS.
dispatch last nlgnt from New London, Conn,
says: 1.-The eleventh annual eight-oared race be-
tween the university crews OF Yale and Harvard
was rowed this afternoon over the Thames River
course, A miles straight away, and was won by
Y ale by twenty-four lengths. Time 2O1S. Har-
wards time p IA. The series OF races between
these two colleges now stands six to five in favor
OF Yale. Iale'S time to-day Is the fastest ever
made on the river, SURPRISING that made last year
by Harvard C20:2O) in the race with Columbia.
Yale had a better crew than she has ever had be-
lore, and they gave the best exhibition OF eight
Dared rowing ever seen on the Thames River
Their movements from start TO finish were the
perfection OF grace. every man surging In exact
time with every other man, and handling his Oar
so cleanly that not splash was observed through
out the race. At the finish every man was in good
condition and showed no signs OF distress Har-
ward, however, r0wed with the poorest crew she
has ever sent TO New London, and they received
the worst defeat Yale ever gave q Harvard crew.
In fact, IL was simply q waik-over from start to
finish
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The AMERICAN BURGLARS ABaoAD-Btlly Porter
and Frank Buck, the American burglars who were
arrested in London for robbing jewelry house at
Munich, were given hearing yesterday. The
proprietors OF the Munich house were present and
recognized the 1eweiry found in the houses OF the
prisoners as part OF the plumber taken IRON their
establishment. The accused were rOnanded until
to-day. Their wives were in court during the
hearing ~NS
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REVENUE OFFICERS AND MooNsBrrxRs FAIR

REVENUE OFFICERS AND MoONsHrNKRs FIGHr--
a desperate battle occurred between revenue ON
GERS and moonshiners near Black Springs, Mont
gomery County, Ark, "Wednesday. Internal Reeve
nue. collector Frye and posse raided the moon
dlstilleries. Shortly afterward the posse was at
tackled from ambush by an armed band OF moon
United States Marshall Trammei was Killed. Col
lector Frye has teegraphed Fort smith for rein
fOrcemenIs -
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AUSTRIA HURRYING SOLDIERS TO THE FRONTIER
FIVE Galic1an regiments now stationed at Wien.
ma have been ordered to proceed to Galicia with
out delay by special transport trains. The regi-
ments were not due at the Galician stations until
september, and the change or arrangements Is
owing 10 news being received at the war ONCE OF
the march or two Russian infantry divisions from
the interior toward Gallcia.
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KILLED IN DUEL OVER CHURCH MArrKRs-Sam
Alexander, coiored, was shot dead Wednesday
night In Walton county, Ga There was q church
ieStlVai, when quarrel arose as to who had done
best work for the church. The contestants retired
10 Instance OF $50 yards and fired several shots
at each other. Alexander was killed and some
others were wounded The inquest was held in
the church. Charles Cooper was decided TO be the
murderer, and Is now In Jail.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

LoREsT INN. FOREST GLEN STATION. b. L o.
IL r. L.. miles iron washington is NOE open under
the manasement Of f. Tenney and W H Crosby. Of
the National Hotel. new house, with al modern
improvements Write for circular and rates- f. I I'm
NEY CO. Proprietors Forest Glen. Nd. and Ma
tionL Hotel. Washington. d. G. tesO-"m
IF You HAVE NOT ALREADY DECIDED WHERE
to so for your outing" at once to Fort Gr1s-
wold-on the sound" nrst-elass Hotel at moderate
prices, opposite and two miles below New London.
Conn Nearly every one of their cottages engaged
Every convenience the heart could WISH No mosQui-
toes low temperature and glare the sand
many places We have tried IL and know that all wis.,
ftors will be peased-Neto Fork Correspondence. 1t
bright HOUSE. REHoBoTH BEACH. della
management last season. Pa. R. R. access direct to
the Hotel Circulars Star Once Trains leave
washington at II 0J noon. change at Baltimore, and
arrive at Rehoooth at 20 pm. WALTER BURTON.
Manager. t3O-2t
IyOR sALE-CoLoNIAL BEACH A SUCCESSFUL
IL cottages already buit-CottaTes and Lota. some
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HE Young KAIsER GOING TO RUssrA-The Der.
In correspondent OF the London Standard tale-
suite, Will embark on the imperial yacht Hohen-
Lollern on July IL or IA, and proceed direct TO ST.
petersburg, where he Will remain for several
days During MS stay magnificent fetes will be
given In his honor. The arrangements for King
Humbert visit 10 Berlin will be agreed upon at \
meeting between Premier Crspi and Prince Bis
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THE MYSTERIOUS WHITE PAsHA.-A London dis
patch says: II the white pasha In the Bahr-el-
Glazel province Is Henry NJ. Stanley, and he in
tends TO relieve the white slaves at KhartOum the
government will actively assist him; but II he in
TENDS TO hold Khartoum and to send from that
place force TO Emin Bey, IL is not probable thar
the government Will support him.
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MRs- RAwsoS GIVES BAu,-Mrs Mackie Rawson,
the wife OF the California millionaire banker who
attempted TO murder In court her husbands law
yer, Whitney, was yesterday permitted 10 give bail
for that ofense. Whitney Is still In serious con-
dition, but II Is thought he Will recover. Mrs
hawSon Will be compelled TO remain In Jail thirty
days Yet, notwithstanding the bail to atone for
her contempt OF court, IN continuing TO shoot at
whitney, though the Judge was loudly calling for
order.
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Is rug PANAMA CANAL LOAN A FAurRE?-The
London Standard contends that even II the state
menI that I 30, 600 bonds or the new Panama
Canal loan had been taken were correct the loan
Is a failure. ItNOuld give the company possess
sion Of El9,OOO, 600, but tn1s sun would melt like
snow under the tremendous expenses OF the
works. combined with the dead weight OF the
interest, now exceeding E4.0O0,000 yearly. A
year hence A. would be q company with q capital
and deDts amounting TO $4,000, 900, with no
available assets
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EtOped With an Heiress.
CLERGYMAN's YOUNG SON CAPTURES AN ORPHANED
SWEET GIRL GRADUATE.

W. L. stephens, son OF Rev. ID. A. Stephens, pas
tor OF the Church OF God, in Pittsburg, and Miss
Marian Juliet Bennett. OF Lewiston, N. Y, eloped
and were married. stephens Is twenty years OF
age and Miss Bennett eighteen. She is pretty
brunette, an orphan, and on becoming OF age will
inherit fortune. They were pupils at the Bar
keyv1le Academy. Venango County, Pa. Both
were members OF the graduating class, and In the
chase for honors the pair, early In the season,
passed all competitors, the race fually narrowing
down between the two, the lady eventually prov
ing the winner by only one-tenth OF j per cent.
They eloped The day after commencement exer-
clSes, going TO Salamanca. n. Y, where Rev. II. A..
were pursued by r. F. LOucks, principal OF the
academy, who did hot intercept them at the rail-
road station and failed to stop the ceremony by
telegraph. The young couple came to Pittsburg
Thursday and were cordially received by the
CrOOm's uareutS
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The K.IsER's GRIEF roa HIS FArHER.-In re.

1BE hAISEkS GRIEF FOR HIS FATHER.-In re.
script addressed 10 Prince Bismarck, dated Tues
day, Emperor William refers TO the prooun nd shock
caused py the death of Emperor Frederick follow
ing 80 soon the death OF Emperor william l. and
says: 81 have lost a most anectionate father and
the country faithful and noble ruler. Germany
IN sublime unanttnlty, mO1rnS with me- Foreign
nations sympathiZe With Us In our common palm
From distant parts OF the world Germans sent ex-
pressionS OF sympathy. II is truly touching and
IL anord5 me lofty consolation 10 my beloved
father so sincerely yenerated. From the depth of
my heart express the most cordial thanks for
these marks Of earnest feeling which have lifted
Inc from my sorrow, and at the same time give
assurance that my earnest efforts, like those OF
my ancestors, Will be directed In undisturbed
peaceful Labor toward promoting and consolidating
the welfare or the country. May God give me His
blessing 10 this endr
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A Plunge Over Niagara.
An UNKNOWN GIRLS FAREWELL OF TEE NAN WIFE
WHOM SHE QUAgRELED.

WHOM SHE oUARRELED.
A Lockport, y. Y, special to the Philadelphia
Press says: on Monday what was supposed to
have been the body OF a woman was seen to pass
under the cantilever bridge at Suspension Bridge
enter the Whirlpool rapids and disappear from
view. Lockport man, named Cross, was sitting
Islands waiting for conveyance to come their
way, when a girl OF eighteen years rushed
around the bend in the road, clad In a white
dress, and apparently very much agftated.
Her eyes were sunken and bloodshot, and she
looked back TO see II she was being followed MI
Cross looked In another direction, and there stood
a dark-cOmpleXioncd stranger, well dressed and
wearing silk hat, angrily watching the girls
every movement. The couple had evidently
quarreled- To prevent himself from being seen
the stranger moved into the clump OF trees and
lodged back and forth and then darted across the
bridge and was seen no more There can be no
doubt that In Mt or desperation she cast herself
into the seethin2 waters, and added her name to
the legion OF those who have met death at Niagara
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The Problem Of ELECTRICAL Executions.

From the Electrical World.
As the time approaches for the going into effect
Of the law passed in this state for the electrical
execution OF criminals, the ACCESSIBILITY of this
mode OF execution Is again being discussed, and
experiments on living subjects have been UNDER
taken 10 test the new method OF punishment.
That electricity, when properly applied for the
purpose, Will cause death has been established
beyond DOUBT. but 1t has been recently pointed
out again that there Is some probability OF the
victim being only temporarily deprived OF the
signs OF life, and thus meeting a more terrible
tate later on II is, therefore, suggested that,
TO prevent any possible burI alive, a post
NOR EN- examination be made This somewhat
novel question introduces another factor OF un-
certainty, for case might thus arrive In
which death might be cue TO the post-mortem
Instead OF the electric snock supposing the latter
10 have only stunned the victim for a greater or
less time. Regarding also the question OF the
spllling OF blood at electrical executions recent
eXpe iment at Mr.. Edison's laboratory where a
dog was killed by electricity, shows that under
certain circumstanc es, too high electro motive
force for example, blood may be drawn from the
victim by the bursting or blood vessel. While
we believe that executions by electricity can be
made as sure and as painless as by any other
method, II Is TO be regretted In some respects
that IL has been chosen 10 replace the oce OF the
hangman, II IL Is TO be attended by grim and
CHASTITY Incidents or accessories. That may meet
the views OF those who wish TO make executions
horrible but we sincerely trust that electricity is
TO b. free from such recommendations.
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EDUCATIONAL.


S49RTTd dIIS EN- MEDIA AcAPEMY = ,uonr
RGE Nadia M IarvAra GRADUATED Prinspa and
r EssoNs IN BOOK FORM IN ARTISTIC DEEP
I1BkEAIHiNG for strengthening and enrchins the
tor ss o Head I and Also
for the building Of Health. strength aud Vitality.
EAET7S COLLEGE OF ELooUr1oN
313 9Th street northwest Washington. D. G. je3O
d9wsd well eqnipped departmeIts Of Mechanical and
iDE sh sasr and Laboratories
my12-iawSt T. c. MENDENHALL. Pres
CtHELIENHAM ACApEMY-BoARDING SCHOOL
- for Boys on Chslten Hills near lhladelphia
grounds; military drill prepares for college or bust.
s y1s v e1pns lsn
2HOO MAPLEwOOD INSTITUTE, FOR BOTH
5nsnsss Graduating Ensiish Graduating seiesta;
sGES Hb ss Me- BY e JOSEPH
NEWH ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
III the world; 100 Instructors: 2252 Students last
0Tatory Litsratpre French German and Italian Lam.
s. to S25; Board aud Room with Steam Heat and
E bin Light 50 g SEQ per week. Fall Term
address
E. ToURJEE. Director.
je6-w&s2m Franklin Square. Boston. Mass.
T E.. SCHEEL. TEACHER OF PIANO. ORGAN
q aud Singing. Particular attention to beginners
ye as those to be qualified for teacher. Or
RoRDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. Nj.
- Sharming location on the Delaware. Healthful.
and art Health, manners and morals carefully
sgefsea For ei snS % nddreis
II'HE PEEKsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY PEEKs.
joins hsT \ !3 Tp isSd sGr s.s0sue
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. THREE EN-.
- tire floors National Bank of the Republic building.
Garner g an and sss Coo and eommodiSus
evening Rapid Writing and Bookkepng Practical
n e a@ Of re
Graphophone is taught in this COLLEGE the first insttu
daily; Special summer rates Scholarships issued at
time sp TeS.fs free H spENGE
SPENCER. Secretary. je29
u oCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SANDY
leSprng. MONTGOMERY County. Nd. lS miles north
framing home health carefully s.tended
n TAfoW WITT For M .e s.ssS H IIsRs
GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANYONE TO MAKE
ss ieslze Srsyon porsra "a 10 Lessons No k1oTl
REYNOLDS. May building. 18th and Z sta jl6.2w'
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ST.
Piano VOICE. o fas dorns &
advantages. o. B. BULIARD director. myS-2m:
I A ne SiRk1rz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
723 l4th 81; NV. washington
opsn q. IN
Ne - = 14'' - - A-'N o'0 o''A' my sson
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 313 erH
M st. near City Post once The Highest Stand.
aot GaRfYS
President. c. Z. UKNEk. A NJ G. Z. Prin. mhlG
w KiNDERGARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
FOR the training M9tS OF Teachers
Model Kindergarten and Primary School
Ma af IoSiss r asi1i prne.p.,.
NIT. VERNON SEMINARY
HOO 1'0A '11o sFhh SEFF 4: :: AND 1ias llrH
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Academic intermediate. and Primary pepsrtmenta
@ sp atS al branches IN
I Thus Year: Second Term begins FEBRUARY
S0%M9dog. new school building hs.tS By steam
Forparticular apply.,
tass-6m MRS. E. >. soMERs Principal
Cook1xa BIZ Gas
full Line Of
GAS COOKING STOVES
On hand and for ssls.
mhs1 WARRINGTON 0AsIIaHT colEPANx
GEx1-s Su1rs SoouREp
AND PRESSED FOR u.
Costs Soc; Pants, 25c: Vest 25c Altssing and
kepatrSng done IN best Goods called for and
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To PUSH CHRISTIAN WoRK--A delegation OF
students FROM the universities OF oxford,
Cambridge, and Dublin and Utrecht University
Holland, arrived at New York yesterday on the
steamer Britannia from Liverpool They come
TO this couRtry 70 take part IN confer
In Bible stGdy at the residence OF
ID. l. Moody, OF Moody and Saakey fame
AZ NOrthneid, Mass, on July j, there will also be
In attendance about 400 delegate from the various
branches OF rhe Young Mems christian Associa-
ton OF America.
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Poisoned His Family.
TaE rERRIBI L CRIME or A CoLORED BOY AT yAcKso


VILE, FLA
Says dispatch from Jacksonville, Fla. June 2s:
The arrest Of Lemuel Dean, young eolored lad
here, to-day brought 70 light the particulars OF a
heinOus crime. The boy lives In Hansontown. a
suburb. with bis father, stepmother, and her
three children BY former husband on Mon
day George Dean, the father, ascertained that
Lem had stolen a revolver from a doctor living
near. He made the boy return IL. and also
threatened him with 100 laShes for the tnef;.
On Tuesday the entire family, except Lem and
two young children OF a nelghbor who ate dinner
there. were taken violently IL That evening two
OF the children died An autopsy revealed poison
IA large Quantities. To-day George Dean died In
great agony and IN eOnyuiSlons. Several arrests
were made, out the parties proved their innocence.
Finally Lem was arrested and he at once confessed
the horrible crime. on Monday he purchased
box Of rat poison on Tuesday he helped prepare
the potatoes for dinner, and, watching his chance
threw N half the contents Of the box OF poison. He
showed the officers to-day where the remainder
was. and manifested little concern for his crime
The TWO other children will hardly live through
the night lie colored people are highly aroused
the fair, and would dispense quick Justice II
they could get hold OF the young prisoner.
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DOR SALE-HOUSES-
1911 d st. n.wf. h..

Il
Il 120N and l2I0 Pa. 1911 D st. nw.f h.
76i to 700 farrssat St s'oo s to 1854 ST. NV
., NV o. r., ... $1,000 b., 5r........,... 5000
so - Myrtle st. ne 80 I'D st. NV. BIB.
lii4 fii5 9th St $500 ss5 Sd 81 w. Sa
W, 7r. III fr. rear g 600 9r.....,.........4,7O 700
foo q tuo Ilth ST 2142 L st. n. W., bh-.
W.. bh, m.i Or. 800 Or .................. 1000
cof otn ST. II. e., d: 34OS n st. NV, b.h-.
6i3 and $40 st. H. 1so3 1904 si :ii;s.'Oo
20 and 30 i3 st. 1ooo 1851 and nd 1868 Linden
w., or :.......... 1900 ST. NV. bh, Or, 5000
1908 st. ne., bh. 2l9Q Vt .ay oh. ,7r-3.000
81 to 6s 6 st. ne. f. b. b.h.: 6r....... 5 600
81 to ssX St ;s''' h "xt.ie s. no
6l5 LIST St sw.. f. h.. 81. r.............. 1000
and houses rear. 3 900 l4l4 Sampson St. n W.
os2 ii'h St Sc u it NV til srl5SS
S3I to s4l I'd st. s. e.. 903 to 907 st. NV.
l. h. 4r:...........240 b.h Or 500
~ to Al Z st. s.w, bh, 1923 Madison st.
or....-..-..-....2,2OO fh. 4r..............1.30 300
The above ia only portion of the properly on nv
books For fuii list cal at Office for bulletin isse n
the LIST and 18th. Ue29l TEOS. E. WA0GAMAN
ENOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-IN LIE DROIT
Il Park, newly finished three-story Brick IL rooms
aud bath parity furnished all modern improvements;
elegantly finished in natural woods throughout: large
yard with porchcs front and back and well shaded:
only $4,000 cash required. Apply Box 49, Star ofice
je2S-:5t
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FOR SALF-HOUSES

NOR sALE-NEw PRESSED BRICK FRONT,
room oaySnaew 5o1ms sr large selsr SlSss: bath, ne
$500. Apply to Owner. 223 9Th So IT.
EoR sALE- CHEAP-TwO-sTORY BRICK
u house. BIZ st. sw:: has i've rooms; rents for
john sAERGHN S Co. l sSi It "eeA '0' SIT
EoR sALE--s50O0 Will. BUY ONE OF THE
Ess o .ns
aney; south 'front.' only one square from 9Th and
DoNoa6E. sis East Capitol St ''''@.' ieso-st'
IL house containing rooms: lot 37xe1 feet: finest
cash Inquire Of ESoSa Maks
VoR SALE = CHEAP = LARGE ELEvEN-RoOM
MSun 4a5 St monthly
FOR sALE-A GOOD INvEsTMENT-wE OFFER
" brick House. built only last year Tor 81. 200 al
sSs Is SITUATED on
Tor sALE-A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE
wC Ss, to alley hQSss s
r ,pso. '''' ''i MSIaohEEs
Il and back building Brick Dwellings,. each contain
ing aud all nj. located n. W. price for both
TiLEs If 1907 snw
IroR sALE--CHEAP-2 BRICK HOUSES oNFsT.
J. bet "a and 30 s.w.; good bargain sl;399 each
Je3o-3t' ~ and sw
NOR SALE CHEAP-224 st. S.W.. SMALL
s ssS'e with good lot so1l* ffft f e Hsy Only
je30-3t' AZ and SITS. s.w.
I1OR sALE-CHEAP-sMALL HOUSE AND GOOD
lot on E. bet and LIST sta 'S + Ir Pss sbqS
ie3O-3t' ~ ANA Eaw.
EOR sALE-CHEAP-sMALL HOUSE AND GOOD
lot Is by 1oo' on Sd St. bet and ptR iT Price
je3O-3t' Az and E SITS s.w
EoK sALE-CHEAP-A GOOD BUsINEss COR.
% 4 X.
all mod imps Price $4,000: terms easy;
,e3O-3t. Az and sw.
EOR sALE-CHkAP-2, NEW GROOM. BRICK
mi. snd sasn BAL s5o5
EoR sALE.,,CHEAP-3 NEW, BROOM BRICK
PARKER, Az and s.w. je5O-3t'
FOR sALE1Two NEW BRICKS ON Az ST.
Now
$500 each: Wn. Il: d iaSs i : W
only long ms
new house, rooms, bath room, cellar yersnda la
80 from
I'VE fHs 8
Building. IT.
Fon sALE-e57 NORTH CAROLINA AVE: $. =.
new three-story Groom brick bath psntries. &c.
ff1 Sr vi ssh So sold Gase
EyR sALE--NEW 6-kOOM COTTAGE. IN MT;
only Sy sssn yss s
Oak street. Call on premises je3O-3ts
EoR SALE SEVERAL DE sIRABLE NEW
dwellings, located in W. west of l4th st.; prices
range from S1,0 600 t. ) 1000.
WASHINGTON DANENHOWER,
Successor to Danenhower Il Son,
ie30-1t Ills L st.
L'Ok SALE-FIVE IMPOSING THREE-SrORY
brick dwellings. located on the corner Of I'd aud
SITS ne. Just four squares from the Capitol: these
houses are just compieted ndsomey terraced, and
contain eight rooms and BATH with all IN. l.: bay
Windows; corner house commands hue view in
Ste careful inspec of these houses would trade
one or TOR desirable lots. price and terms
apply to WASHINGTON DANENHOW ER, Success
10 banenhower i Son. l1l0 F St. W. je.S0-1m
ErOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE-$5,OOO WILL BUY
one OF those desirable houses. Nos. 12O, LIZ or
ia Maryland ave W. three-s1ory aud cellar; ten
rooms and bath large lots; investment; must be
sold WASHI NGiON DASENHOMtk Successor to
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TNOR SALE-AT BARGAIN-TWO FINELY FIN
ished Houses 472 aud 474 o st. u. w., IL rooms,
Ost ie13- Inns
TOR SALE-Two NEW TWO-STORY AND BASE
- ment brick dwellings, q rooms. all mod. imps.
q BRADLEY, 927 st. je1S-lm
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EoR SALE
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON TIL
TENTH STREET AND VERMONT AVENUI



cHS STN1 AS y or PEsrRAPE REsIpENcE on THE
TEENT list STREET AND VERMONT AVENUE
row can am; be had at baIsan If purchased within ten
o ss5e o !. aty b Sh rear Se
rsbsss are n5 n se, with lately
parlors and dining on rst door; seven bed:
on aps s
IN eas. two and three years. FRANCIS 6, HUFTi
LIOR ALE : SPLENDID HOUSE IN MOUNT
Pheasant 10 rooms: al IN. t.; hard wood finish: eel
lar under entire house furnace and wind mill price,
sif Is5l located b. Il. WAKNtR 8 Co.
l. New 10 room bay window house. fur nshed
N excellent style, in the heart of the city 30
Lot on 10Th ST. bet III and r. a6ias with small '''oo
house now nov renting for $lS per mo 5000
state On alley. ne. corner property III NV
1000 i: H. sYPHE;Ri;p CO. s. ~
For SALE-THE CHEAPEST CENTRALLY LO-
contains srse and y sy on "a
fG ies price $1,000 h0tSR fpr Fox
i A splendid Business Property corner 9th and
B9qndary SITS NV with dwelling over the same New;
cellar all modern improvements; will be completed
Eve new two-story brick houses rooms and cellar.
On On Boundary between 9Th and 9th SITS. NV. each.
je26-ot 916 st. NV
NOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
i Az St n. W., handsome 3-story brick. IL rooms.
al modern improvements in excellent con diton large
430 H st. NV. large 3-story frame II rooms. all
modern improvements IN thorough repair; fine stable
bath built
handsome DWELLINGS: stables on the rear.
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ct RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE THAT THE
Orkney Springs property is leased to WM G.
CHASE, of Baltimore. and that H. c. MADDUX has no
connection directly Indirectly with the property
it, management. (Signed) CHAS. A 4. MOORE.
President Orkney Springs Co." je25-lm
TAPE MAY POINT. n. j. CARLTON HOUSE
Oopen after June %. Cape House always open
Cuisine and appointments surpassed by no house on
the coast. Seventh season Of present management.
Address
te2l-2m A. H. HAMILTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30

EOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST CENTRALLY LO-
Gated 3story brick house in the city 10Th nw)
contains y large rooms and = baths; rooms Oh I'd
floor; price 81 500; bottom figure
ie2S-3t ALBERT +. FOX, 92O st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-30

LrOR ALE "A SPLENDID HOUSE IN MOUNT
Pheasant; 10 rooms ali III. l.. hard wood finish cell
lar under entire house; furnace and wind mill; price
$1,000; Will exchange for lot in the northwest, de-
sirably located. b. II. WARNER Il CO.,
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