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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-11

AS SEEN BY OUR ARGUS EYED
CORRESPONDENT.
Washington, Jane 10Th. 1883.

Washington, jane 10Th. 1883
Verify the Republican mountain
/ hath brought forth mouse, Tho
/ party which elected Lincoln, the
! rail-Splittrr, Grant the tanucr and
Garfield the toW.path boy, and
| which has so loudly claimed to bc
the peoples paltv,thc friend Of the
| multitude, etc. has taken Il new
departure, this time they have Sc.
! lcctcd II member of the blue blood
ed silk stocking aristocracy to head
their ticket, whose only distinction
! is that he iS the grandson
OF his %randfnthcr, and have
hitchrd on t624hc tail II New
York banker, whose only distinc-
ti'n is the possession of many bar.
relS of ready cash which he is cX.
pccted to distribute around liber-
ally during the camprign.
Harrison and Morton is a queer
Kind Of Il ticket to ask work ing
man to vote for, but of course the
Republican managers expect thou
sands OF the wage workers Of the
country to support them The
question is will they get them ?
Time will tell. IT the Chinese had
votes they wOuid doubtless be sol
i'll for HARRISON
lhc democrats in Congress are
much pleased with the republican
ticket rs The following opinions
show; Senator McphcrSon- 1t is II
very weak ticket. In the first place
Il =
larity in the country; Second his
Chinese record will lose the pacir-
ic slope, and | do not see how he
can hope to, carry any doubtful
state. Senator Butlrr-Thc nom
lnation is the weakest the rcpub-
licanS could possibly have mace.
Harrison possesses no personal
popularity, aah has no claims to
craftsmanship. ! served with him
oralong period outhc committee of
territories, know him well, and ann
certain that he possesses no Gle
mcnt Of leadership. Senator lIar-
ris- Harrison i rs good Il man rs
the democrats could have desired.
II we cannot beat !im we cannot
beat anybody. Senator haulkncr
-ljarriSOn is Il weak man. can
not see how man dri'catCu three
or four times in his own state can
hope to hr elected Representative
BiggS-lInrrison VIII not stand II
ghost Of Il show. California will
90 democratic and Cleveland and
Thurman will be- elected Repre-
scntativ" Ad0o-rhat ticket
cannot carry new Jersey. Clcvc
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-11
\ tough one on Thurman.

Col. Thomas Ochitrcc with sus-
piciously red haudkei chief in his
haiHls which he vigorously protests
is not a"nandAna." tolls this story :;
When Thurman was in the Senate
one of his rcIlOw-mcmbcrs was
Henry c. DAVIS of West Va, The
The fthcr-im-laW or =. B. lIkin5.
An important HbItc came on, in
which Thurman took a leading part
In the midst of it Davis went to
sleep with his hc,d on his arm
on his desk Thurman stop-
ped TO blow his nose, and il is one
Of his personal pccuIiartins that on
such occasions he literally wakes
the dead, ON this occasion he woke
Davis, who in carly liCo was Bal
timoro and Ohio brakeman, ana
who rs he opened his eyes, caught
sight OF Thurnnn's hondana way
ing in the air. In his half daZcd
condition he coupled The sound and
the handana into II railroad danger
signal, and grabbing bis desk he
attempted to twist itaround like an
oldfi liOncd brake before he re-
memDered where hc was and began
olaugh at the delusiOn.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-11

The father OF Johr S. Wise was
the man who hanged John Brown,
whose "body lies monldcring in the
grave, but whose soul goes march
ing on Several patriotic speak
ers mentioned John Brown in the
course o! their rcmarkss At these
times Il smile, half OF amusement,
hnlfof diSdain, lit up the face of
wise. 1t was a peculiar position
for him to be rlaccd in.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-11

Mr.. Rural lIaysced, i'm town on a
VISIT, has just been shaved, and the
tonsorial artist "touchcs" him for q
hair cut.
barber Your hair looks pretty
bad comes over your coat collaf,
sir. Shan't fix il for you?
'taNSccd: Wall, don't care if
No' do. You might just pull the
CnH! collar down Il liitIc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-11

"MammR" exclaimed little
chicago boy Indignantly, after tho
visitor had gone, "when get to be-
a man, I'm going to get up soci-
ty for preventing ugly old women
from kissing mic" little boys"
Chicago Tribune.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-11

"If ii wcrc customary in this
country to confer titles upon men
who rank in literature, what would
! -" asked n conccited journal
lat OF his senior. "BarOn of Ideasss
was the terse reply.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-11

him, he had no urorijrn onL 10 -, :"
ilucncc behind finn nrI hn J,,,
mined TO take his wirn nnt
burden, but as an iusnirn,inn ,nu
start II career for himself lIis @ nm.
Virginia and from Viruinin tn - ~
why should Inc moi corrv t,. r,n,iI,n, ~ ~
further Wcsto JIr corrinL ont ttn
idea, and the year Of his mninritv
saw him hang out his modest Inv.
ycr's shingIc in Inliononolis
1t was in 1855 that youur IIurri.
son began his career i'm indi,u.
He looked then thc rccorr snvh
like II schooIbov, Brardles. with
big buIwing head. coyrrri viii
tow like hair, and sct upon y sbor-
Ihick neck; slender of iiyurr. i'm.
mature of voice and alone ,nnu o.
strangers, there seemed IittI@
promise Of the brilliant career to
follow Yet he had a wife ana w,s
poor. For a long time hr lived in
three rooms in a Little old housr'
which still stands ON vermont
street, near Alabama i'm Jn,li,non.
oils.
But thouuh so ,,,, 49,,
known his hc,d LnIJ "i" ,' W.
soon brought hin, ;mi, Di"n' ',n'
was surcc' sruI rrorn no ,,o.'vv' ,."n, nt
One of his n,rI;ns, ',,,,' H'"'' :,
II Icgislativc cinvn.timntin,, ;,,.,';,; ';.u
he was cmplnynL h,,ir,,, r,,''.''' 49, " '''' -
ic GOvcrnur Jn.n,h ,Wn;'.I',
The ability hn ti.,J,,.,l Sn,'
brought him other rnsnt r, @ "nn
ofthc earliest of thn.n I,n ,,., rn' r
tunatc cnourh 1n l., ,N,nn, ~"
assistant proSrc,,tnr ="
man charged with nniSon;n,r Xxx,
at the Raw IIou,"L,n iii o,'n.t"i
rc-a case which nxo;in1 ,,rn't
public interest nnnL ~ oi;,,',
followed. and sinrnthnn ~, Ne NJ
ways been pressed vi,h hn.i,o..
II is worth while sovinm in.t hnrn
that aside from his nrnminrnrn ~
public lilo, he has for nnn,I,.tr,n ,In
cadcs been one of the rnrnInn.t low,
y"rs i'm the state. Nav ,h,t t;,n
Hendricks finn is hroI, ON u,, !, rn,,.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-11

Wnntcd-A cnt which will not
bring up a litter Of squirrels given
her eat. stories Of such happy
families are again getting too nu-
merOus to he true.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-11

General Sheridan says he would
rather he father of twins than
be President. He will flnG no op-
position to the realization of that
ambition-nothlng in fact but SYM
pathy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

~ROyal Clue, Nlends Everything.
save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &c! Always liquid!
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"Royal Glue" at loo. fstuGth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
THROUGH THE SIDE DOOR,


sunday mar Case.
JUDGE MONTGOMERY KxPREssEs HrxxxIy ox rur ann
jet OF foLIcExENs METHODS OF GETTING EVIL
DENcK.
timothy A Sullivan, of 1910 street northwest
was tr1ed In the Criminal Court this morning foI
Keeping MS bar open on Sunday, April l2, 1885,
MI. sniiiington for the District ana Mr.. Cahin foI
Sne DEFENDANT. 0fncer Mcnamara testified that,
with another ofdcer. he went to the bar and got
sooa wafer and cigars and paid for them, going In
through the Side door. On cross-ex animation wit
ness said ne was in citizens clothes and had that
day been sent out TO see who were violating the
ia" To the court witness said that the door was
closed, but on rapping were admitted, and found q
DDarkeeper present. Mr.. Cabill claimed that the
Distfict mad not made out a case The court had
grave uounts as TO allowing the case TO go to the
jury ne did not Ike the looks Of q case where the
onense Is the specific thing the oficer induces the
party to do. He can see. when there are COM
plants that the law Is being violated, that an
may get In and If he finds others there and
business going on, case is made. II there IS no
appearance OF the place being open and an officer
getting In induces the sale. the party should not
oe held In former case he had similarly ruled,
Ano IN that case 1t was shown that the only VIOLA
ZION OF the law was the sale OF drink TO of1icer
az the ofhcers request To convict the jury should
but If satisfied tnat ali the man did was 70 sell the
SOFA and cigars at the request OF the ofcer, they
should acquit
Mr.. Cahill declined to argue the case, and Mr..
shlLington argued that the evidence tended TO
been served
The court repeated his views that the one act
was not violation OF law, but they were TO con-
slider from this act and all the circumstances as TO
the means by which admission was secured. what
was found there and the general appearance OF
things, as to whether the bar was open for bust
ness.
verdict Of not guilty was rendered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

petition was fled to-day by Thomas s. Hick-
man fOr the Issuance OF a writ OF de uautico in
QuirendO In the case CT his sister, Sarah j. Hck-
man. who Is the owner OF certain real estate and II
l. alleged that she il unable TO care for IL.
Harry Hand, the young man arrested on charge
Oi stealing bottle OF whisky and cigar from the
Garrick house on street, was acquitted by Judge
Miller to-day.
at National Rifles Armory on Friday evening FOL
the Oenent OF Union Chapel at Colonial Beach.
An eXemplified copy OF the VIII or JnO. NJ. brown,
who died In Prince George county, Nd, In 1883,
was filed In the Oce OF the Register OF Wills yes
ter1ay.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon the horse
attached 10 the Dixon Yeast Powder Co.'S wagon,
driven by James ". humphrey, ran away at 9th
and VI streets, and at the corner OF 9th and f
streets cOllided with a buggy, throwing Mr..
Humphrey out and slightly injuring him
Col. Jas. e.. Nckibben and capt. l. l. Blake,
owners Of Marshall Hall and OF the steamer W. W.
COTcOran, have contracted with the regents OF
Mount Vernon to have a new steamer placed on
the river 10 accommodate Mount Vernon visitors
On or before Nay /, 1850.
The WEEKLY STARS PocKet Atlas or the World
Is offered free TO every new subscriber for one year
To the WEEKLY STAR. IL Is a handsomely printed
book OF lgl pages prOfsely illustrated, with more
than 100 cOlOred maps and diagrams, and contains
a wealth OF general Information. see advertise
uenJ IN another coluIun-
Senators Palmer and Henderson Will be the ora
Tors at Arlington. W. a. CrO1ut, the poet, and
Geo. Lllebridge leader OF the choir on Decoration
Uay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

Reported fo- TEE EvxNINo 61A1:
sersss Is isit mere IN the sale Of he xis1andria
next week As the city has now . lien upon the
may aGd isFe g &c City me Dsops
have been % much disappointed In the canal, how
ever, from time 20 time In the last half century,
canal-goose never laid golden egg In lie, and not
much Is hoped nom dissection. Il is likely, too,
United States Court viii sit at Norfolk this week,
and Gen. II. II. Wells will 60 down from Washing
ton TO make some motions in the matter on behalf
THE COMING THACnxRs INsfrTuTK-The school
authorities are preparing for the coming state In.
% SSe
furnished with new settees. the contract for that
work having been given to Mr. B. f. Penn, the
primary schools Of Miss Price and MISS SlssOn viii
be kept open during the institute as model schools
for primary teaching in this state, and that june
these schools The Braddock House has arranged
for the accommodation of teachers at low rates.
and snd aux o are board ana
will open. IL is expected the 10th OF July. TX
Superintendent j. Ormand Wilson, OF Washington,
OF the institute, and the name OF ex-Supennten-
dent Zalmon Richards is also mentioned in that
NorEs.-Mr. Francis Hufty, OF washington. the
new president OF the Old Dominion Boat Club, Is
busy, with his committees In arranging for the
regatta here on the 4th OF July. II is thought
now that there will be good representation Of
the Washington Oarsmen OIL the occasion. There
Is some suggestion that Oil should be poured on the
waters TO make things smooth for some of the
state clubS-BuSineSS at the fsh wharf Is now
become very slack, and the season Will be entirely
completed In less than ten days.. II. Lob, who
was nned $500 by the Warrent0n court for SELL
ing coupons there without license, is now In War
renton 70 give bond pending an appeal, and he
VIII give bond before Judge Keith to-day.-The
smashed near the canal basin on the Washington
road, last Sunday evening, by a FESTIVE horse
Messra Rushman and Iden, who were badly In
Midland railroad depot few days ago, are Inn
proving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
AMUSEMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER-There were few empty
seats In the National Theater last night when tho
curtain went up on MI John A Stevens, play "a
and uncriticai one, seemed readily TO interest
itself in the fortunes and msfortunes OF the rather
commonplace personages or the drama, laughed
easily when anything OF humorous nature was
salo or done, and applauded handsomely all the
points" These were scarce In the first and second
acts, but things nvened up q bit later on, though
at no time did they become perilously exciting. In
1act "A Narrow Escape" Is mild drama in vtlla1ny
as wen as humor, wen suited, perhaps, TO the
Detween-SeaSOn period OF theatricalS now on, and
allordlng lair snare Of1nterest and amusement TO
people VINO are not exacttng. The people engaged
~ are , o more Imam average merit ME- stevens
". LAIRD fairly effective. Mr.. Hudson Liston as
hen,', the vagabond; Mr.. Lennox as Tim; Emily
Lytton as Dolly, and Miss Dickson as the house
keeper, supplied the comedy element. Miss Russell
was interesting and winSome as May. Decidedly
tne strongest and rather the most artistic work Of
the performance was done by Miss Margaret Lam
ner In the small part OF Gabrielle, a haif-bred
indian woman, who aids the villain to perSecute
the hero and heroine IN the third act but suddenly
turns ON him In the fourth, without apparent
cause reveals the plot, and so ends the play. Miss
Lanners nne presence and incisive, nervous man.
ner, aided by her undOubJed dramatic instinct,
gave her special fitness for the part.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HoUSE.-"The Black HuSsar'
began the second week OF his adventurous career
at this house last night before an audience of
good proportions II Is needless TO say that there
was no abatement in the fun. nor that the merry,
the martial and the sentimental mingled as ciey-
ery and as gracefully as heretofore In M1lOeckerS
Charming score as rendered by the competent
artists OF the cast There Is noticeable Improve
ment In Mr.. Wilkes work In the title role, and in
the ensembles. Miss ManOla also gives greater
satisfaction than she did at the beginning OF last
week. 1.-The Black Hussar" will no doubt continue
to attract large audiences TO Albaugns during the
week.
HARRIS BJOU THEArER.-Jennie Calef who Is
one OF the most mer1UOriouS and popular OF the
new generation OF soubrelLes entertained a large
audience at the Bilou last night in comedy
drama called IAN American Princess"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses hay
been issued by the clerk Of the court to John
Nagieson and Teresa b. Mason, both OF R,chmon
Va; James H. Reeder and Mary L. Ross; Jam,
Foley and Gertrude +. Daily; W. II. Scott an
Mary G. Bartlett,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET.
REDUCED PR1cEs OK
TRAVELLING BAGS AND SATCHELS.
CJUB SATCHE1.S


Il 30 1ss 80 rs 10 a 1s Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, NICKEL TRIMMINGS
f4ss sla e 10 lis 80 IL as 80 a y Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, LEA-COvEREDFRAME
SHss ais y aoo aas 30 & rs 80 ss Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, LEATaER-LINED.
fss 1S 30 go go 40 sso aso Inch
GENUINE ALLIGATOR-LEATHER LINED.
Sic. % 30 , ls e6 II Inch
GLADSTONE BAGS,
Made Of Good Quality Duck
Priee...... .sado a.s5 $50 2a5 400 at. Inch
REAL GRAIN LEATHER, JAPAN FRAME.
Price. .s265 s.45 400 $50 $50 so. inch
REAL GRAIN. FULL LEATHER-LINED
Price.....sa4O 500 $50 rs 500 as. An'n
Large assortment Of Finer Quality of Travelling Bag.
and other Travelling Goods.
Remember that we manufacture Trunks and Hsr-
money.
mh3l-3m TOPHAArs. 1891 Pa ave. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
Rev. DIR. Giesy Critically IN.

Rev. DR.. Giesy, rector OF the Church OF the Epph-
any, Il again critically IL. lie has been confined
10 his house nearly all winter, and has az times
rallied 50 that his recovery seemed certain. The
trouble is pleuro-pHeumOnia, and trip to Florida
WAS taken about two months ago, In the hope that
a change OF air might be OF benefit to him, but he
did lot improve, and had 10 be brought home be-
fore the time intended On Monday last an incl
sion was made IN one OF the lungs TO allow the
escape OF accumulated pus, and for a few days he
experienced great relief. Since Friday, however,
he has been losing strength, and this morning was
reported to be very weak and In no better eondi-
lion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
Tar TIRED Feline

Is experienced by almost everyone at this season. and
many people resort to Hoods sarsaparills to drive
away the languor and exhaustion The blood. laden
with impurities which have been accumuiating for
months moves slugsishly through the veins the mind
fails to think quickly, and the body is still slower
respond. Foods sarsaparlla is Just what is needed
1t purhes vtaizes and enrches the blood makes the
head clear creates appetite overcomes that tired
feeling. tones the nervous system and imparts new
strength and vigor TO the whole body
HOODS sARsAPARII.LA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for 85. Prepared only
BY c. HOOD CO., Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass.
4 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-22
Fnox Rxv. WIZ. W. Patton. DID, II. D., pre-.

Fnox Rxv. wM. W. PATTON. DID,, IL D., presL
dent Of the Howard University, Washington, ID.
G.: Having examined with considerable care
"Bradleys Atlas OF the World, take pleasure In
stating that ind 10 handsomely executed In the
engraving printing and binding, and remarkably
complete and accurate as TO the countries delin-
eated-facts constituting 10 an excellent work OF
reference for public or private library. copy
has been purchased for our institution Those
wishing 70 examine this work may do so by ad-
dressing James Daniels, 1893 Pa. ave-, Wash, d. c.
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CITY ITEMS.
Have You Seeu Theua1

Have You Neeu Thcm1
s1 eG1nsI %e sass ss 81 Sur
ladies' g. Is D0ngola Kid Button at s14h
Ladies, SS5s Pat Leather Tipped button at sl.sz
Ladies' Genuine KID Oxfords zoe.
Ladies' ripped Oxfords genuine KID. s5c and up
TaPe ss1 sDs ssp ssos S SOs .De
v LsS:-T:s.,. Hs.aea.s1 .,s s:sss.
Agents for Wright Dftson's Tennis Goods, and
for the iine line OF English RacQuets Of Bond 4
S CO., London; also selling agents for PNk
We win furnish anything wanted in the line OF
tennis Goods at prices lower than the lowest.
wright DitSon'S Tennis Shoes.
7o5. 7O7. 700 Market space.
Dwelling for Rent-9eA TIN st. nw.-Go
go 60 j. &. Youngs &C. store for bargains.
cheap paint store. 5-gallon cans given away. I
Only s92.5O for a High-Arm Singer.
Latest Improved, with side drawers. drop-ieai
ana all attachments. Warranted for fte years.
AT FUNKs Sewing Machine Agency, 1881 7tn
street, near O-street Market. eos
In 1850 browns Bronchial Trochesr were in.
1roaIced ana their success as cure for Colds,
paraleied- tu,th, sat&k
Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
Franklin,s Insect Fluid instantly kills
all insect lire No poison, grease, or stain. Price
rs cts For sale by all druggists stu,&th
NRoyal Clue, Mends Everything.
save the P1eces Mends Broken China, Glass,
CURVATURE, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &c. Always liquid!
Always readyI All Druggists and grOcers sell
"Royal Glue" at loo. f,S,tu&th
The Ltght.kunnimg Domestic, is
sold at Auerbach's Sewing-Machine Rooms, 7th
and h sts., our only authorized agency for the
District OF Columbia. Also Fashion Papers
60 DOMESTIC SEwING-MACHINE Co., n. Y.
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eoly
Ice Chests, S2.30; Refrigerators, &C. At ].
w. SCHAEFER & Bro, China and Glass 1920 7th st.
NV. eO-tOtel
MOren, 734 9Th ST. n. W., every style showcase eo3O
"ROyal Glue'' mends China GlassWood, &C,
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NV. cor. 9Th 4 Dae., ar.
ana store. 80. SO
1919 Wylie Ut. ne, Or. .13
l126 Q st ne. 5r.......10
Rear 2621 ! ct. NV, Ar. 10
1873 Bound-stn.e..5r.9.30
S26 I'd st. s.e-, 5r..........S
l2246 Wylie n.a ,Jr. q. SO
& BRADLEY, 927 Fn.w.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES-

EoR RENr-el5 ST. 10 ROOMS. WELL SUITED
\ Tor boarding house; hes all modern t.nlrovr-
ments and Is in rood condision: eloA u NJ FARMER
141S y st. mylo-2u
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

Ysss ~. ave. 81 Il ss: & ss
s9sih g So So / !. (. ne. .is5c
Sss 3 1859 1859 81 ne:
sa Bay s s g g
saPS ss 81, 90 81 !: s1 T.
q So S sSa 70 2. so o. ro SSS
ssa ss asos fefs $. :.
s 1903 70 :, Sc; s:ss s..si: in eos
sas " 81 .Sd va
EOR RENT..bRICK HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS
.,r and bath; bay ySndos cellar ga range sse
" 9th e
EoR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
from 81 carr; double house. large srounas besaii-
full shade good stable city water and sas. heated by
1 81 Is. ns' pssS. o.
Fok RE I, IaaIsS BaIck HOUSE, ase q ST.
month ont II advance Inquire l04 Indiana ave nw.
NOR RENT-PREss-B BRICK BAY-wINDOw, WITH
II concrete cellar. seven rooms and bath; oil mod
9exy dpa apa ., psn s best
EOR RENT-936 P ST. NV, NINE ROOMS AND
mn rs .sz tssAs9 tSsf
LrOR RENT-AN OLD-EsTABLIsHED BUSINESS
place has been for the last l5 years restaurant
suitable for any kind Of business wholesale or retail
the cause Of owner giving up business the place
public for children TO live In the premises now cloeed
Tor repairs; will be ready in few days o2o 10th st.
NV, bet ana SITS. myl9-3ts
EOR RENT-9oO FRENCH ST.. e-sToRY BRICK
u house rooms: mode,n oonyenienoes convenient
rooms 2-story stable IN rear; houses in good order
Apply to CHAS. G. DUNCANS0N. 9th and d sta. n W.
my19-3t
FOR RENT-l340 " ST, n w; 8 ROOMS. BATH
Il and mod, improvements; key at McCulloughs
lumber yard; $2O.3O. L s. FRISTOE. $40 st. ! W.
myl9-3ts
EOR RENT-A NEAT AND TIDY BAY-wINDOw
II brick house, rooms and bath; all mod imp. $40
ct. NV. Rent $35. By CHAS s. SHREyE, 1125
9TH st. NV. myl9-3t
LNOR RENT BRICK HOUSE. IL ROOMS: ALL
II mod. imps.; 1425 9th ST. NV; in good condition.
Rent s35. By CHAs. s. sHREvE. LIS It'll ST NV.
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- 33d NV, 22r .Sl002i5 18th NV. LIST Z. 30
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m17-2w 1T. DYER, 800 18th ST. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the 2. hours commencing at p. m.
For the District OF Columbia, and Virginia, slight
chsnges In temperature, rain, preceded In the
District OF Columbia BY fair weather, fresh to
brisk eaSteriy winds
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MATCH RACK, Brightwood. May % 800 pm.

MArrISGs, MATTINGs, MArTINss, the largest Lint
and lowest prices In the city at
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NOR RENT

NOR RENT
I9l5 !, l4r.. all mi. 81
02l o. 13r., all m. i......6
1929 N. Y. ave, l2r..m.i. q
951 Q ST., Sr. &store. MI !
S05 II st. ne, Or.
l208 Wylie st. ne. 5r-Al
S25 10Th st e.. 5r.. IL
ol3 18th SC. ne, Or. j
nyl-1n, SWORMSTED