davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

Trough on Rats" taken with suicidal intent,
used the death, at 2:3o O'Clock this morning. OF
Henry vogeier, the tailor, who resided at No 6l7
X str ct northwest. vogeler was born in Sweden
10 1895. He came TO this country several years
ago, and for some time past had conducted bust
mss on Z street. This successful attempt was the
.ourth or nth time ne tried TO Kill himself Being
quite feeble ana In poor health he frequently took
small doses OF laudanum for relief From time to
time he would go on sprees and when sober would
swear that the next time he got drunk he would
end his life His wife was always careful on this
account about permitting poison TO remain about
the house. While living at No. Gas X street some
ton and there attempted suicide by hanging him
self with handkerchief but was discovered be-
fore he succeeded. On several occasions afterward
ne attempted suicide by taking laudanum. Ere
quently when he would get on a spree he would
lie down and make believe that he had taken
poison. ne r'peattd thi so often that yesterday
taken poisonous drug.
Several years ago when the Salvation Army
their meetings. ne soon became a religious
enthusiast, and, It is said, deprived himself OF
many things for the benent OF the army. He at
tended their meetings regularly, and took part In
the religious exercises, and for this reason his
friends called him the "Hallelujah Tailor
SOBER lie had but little work during the winter,
which greatly disturbed his mental condition.
since the opening OF spring he has had plenty OF
gave way TO dependency. Yesterday morning he
told his wife that II she would work some button
holes In some clothing he would finish a suit
during the day. He lett home and went to mar
ket 70 get something Tor breakfast He remained
an unusu lilly long time and when he returned he
was under the influence OF liquor. He
brought with him o tailor whom his wife Gid
not like, and she told him OF It. He went
out OF the house several times, ana each time
when he returned he was drunken than when he
left. The last time he returned he walked up
stairs and went TO bed. His wife thought he was
goins 10 sleep on his drunk and did not 90 near
him untii she heard noise In the bedroom, and,
going upstairs found him lying on the bed vOmt-
ing. He told her that he had taken ssrOuRn on
rats" and That he Was sorry for IL.
Drs. Lincoln, Bowen, and COOK were called in.
but they were unable to do the sufferer any good.
He fingered until 2:3O O'Clock this morning, when
he died. The coroner was notifled. He heard the
statements OF various persons concerning the
manner OF Vogeler's death and gave q certificate
In accordance with the facts. The deceased was
memOer Of the Swiss Society and the order of
American Mechanics. The members OF the swiss
society took charge OF the body this morning and
prepared II for burial The funeral will take place
sunday afternoon. The tnterment will be made In
Prospect Hill cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

Amsusensents Tonight
NAT1oNAI--"Mazulm. the Night owl"
ALBAUGH'a-"william Tell"
kIKsAN's-Electrical Sensations
PANORAMA BUILDING.-"Battle OF shiloh,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
ROckYille (iOAsip.

CORPORATION OFFICERS UNDER TIE NEW CHARTER
LIST OF cANDfDArEs-RRAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AND BUILDING vEAENTs-PERsoNAL CHAT.
Correspondents Of The Evening star.
ROCKVILLE, April 20, 1888.
The election for corporation officers under the
new charter, to be held here May Z, has become
the absorbing topic Of the town. The number OF
candidates for the i've positions under the corpo-
ration Is steadily increasing and includes the fol.
lowing wel-known citizens: w. veirs Bouic for
mayor; council DR.. E E. Stonestreet, John II.
Kelchner, H. Maurice Talbott,' Lee OfYutt, j. W.
Warner, Cooke D.. Luckett, j. 6. England, X A,
Bogley, Benz. Haney, ID. +. owens, E. b. Pretty
man. In addition 70 the above some have come
out for day or two, cautiously felt the public
pulse and concluded that they had no special call
TO the position.
The large house Of Mrs R. 7. veirs, at this place,
has been leased for the coming season by Mrs. Cor
yell, VI Washington.
Mr.. Rooert Bfauley. OF Washington, has leased
for the summer the line residence in the west end
or the town, belonging TO Mr.. RUFUS King. The
family Of Mr.. King will spend the summer in fir-
slnia-
Tine Cabin John Hotel near the famous high
span bridge, on the AqueducJ roaI in this county,
has lately been enlarged by an annex 4Oxo6 feet
MT. ThoS: G: Bowen and Miss Gussie Gardiner,
daughter OF TnOs. Gardiner. OF this place, were
married In Baltimore yesterday by Rev. Father
Cunningham.
Chas W. Prettyman, as trustee, has sold the
Edmonston property at BroOkevi.ie this county,
containing 10 acres, for u, 500.
The Rockville public scnOOi has enrolled 14e
ever made.
The District Lodge, /. O. G. T., viii hold a public
meeting d. Brownlngsvflle on May II. This order
Is making Rapid proc re5s In the county, and is &C
comprising mucn go ID In The temper nee Cause.
juvenlie branch OF the order nas recently been
orgdnlzet al Poolesville with large number OF
members.
Mr.. Perrie Stevens. OF Washington, has con-
tractel with Mr.. ThOs. c. Groones, or Rockville,
ior the erection OF nne dwelling house at Ran.
dolpn station, on the Metro poliLah Brancn Kali
ROAD ABOUT three mics IRON this place.
Rev. Father Connolly, OF ST. Mary,s church. this
place, Is DOW accompanying Cardinal GtpDOnS on
mis- .our through the south.
pieasaut entertainment for the bepent of the
N. E cnurch was gwen at Gaithersburg on Wed
nesday night, under the auspices Of M. and Mrs.
SCer[eIt 8. A. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
CITY ITEMS.

CO9fees, Teas, and Chocolates.
Good Roasted Rio Coffee, 2Oc per pound.
best Golden Rio. roasted, 25c. per pound.
Fine Blended Coffee.
Excelsior bran /, very fine drink, 2sc. pound.
Old Java Coffee, roast d. 3Oc. per pOuad
Mocha Con G, roasted, 3Oc. per pound.
Acme Brand coffee, So. per pound.
All fresh and nne inequality guaranteed.
splendid Teas 35c., 40c., and soc. per pound.
instantaneous Chocolate, 25c. u SOC. per box.
Tea and Coffee Depart ment
N. & p. METEOR,
AT 1tn st. NV.
p. S.-We nave just issued circular from above
department. Call and gei one.
NJ. d P. METZGER,
AT TIN ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
A Counterfeit Note.

CRIMINAL CHARGE GROWING OUT OF A GAME OF
CRAP.
This morning In the Criminal Court the trial Of
Major Newton, colored, on the charge OF passing q
counterfeit ten-dollar bill on W. II. Shaw. OF the
Monticello Club. on last Christmas day, was re-
sumed. The testimony showed that a game of
scrap" was In progress and defendant was losing,
when he produced the bill and had II changed by
Shaw. Newton claims that he got the bill from a
man In West Washington, and did not know 1t was
counterfeit until Shaw sent him word to that
enect and that he then wrOie Suaw, telling him OF
his Ignorance OF the fact ami Offering to repay him
the money as soon as he got to WORK again.
VERDICT OF GUILTY.
The case was submitted to the july without
argument and brief charge. They returned a
verdict OF guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
FOR SALE-HOuSES

SoR sALE-A Must DESIRABLE yFw TEN
room BIRCH house on p ave nv: hot n and 81
soea property vs built ~ Occupant e. re~idepce.
~, nrssSlss. IN every tAru ulsr fsrnft 20 cxsm-
$4,000 cay tsrms CHARLES W. RANDY.
sp%S-N e2i e n ".
- nooins sno Al modern imf'rovements lot % NJ
~ ieet. AZ esrr.in Apply % = X BOND. aei
~ 81. spsi az
LSoR sALE : THREE prsrRARI,r ooRNrR
= q eesnmEH well located. northwsst, &C $1,000
f2IHR : kurHrRroRp.
i&-tZW 1901 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
FOR RENT--HoUsES.

1NOR RENT
i 17l7. l710. end 1871 q It, NV near stass pspt.
3story and oesenent new houses ell mod tmVs fur
mace ana 4rasce; wooden mzntels; now paperlng.
Ready by Nay l. JOHN SHERMAN Co.
ap2l-6e 14J1 g. n ".
EOR RKNTITHAT BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, 2O2p
1Portner Place q W. cuntsinins roome. bath hall
cellar. and all modern improvements handsomely
papered throughout; BEAUTIFUL Chandeliers &C rent
only SO Der mo- MASH'N DANkNHowER
ap21-1w Successor to Danenhower & Son. 1115 st
EOR.RENT-l43l 81. NV, A NEW BAY-wIN-
Il dow brick house, containing rooms and bath and
CELLAR with all modern improvements aud beautifully
pspereo throughout rent $50 per month.
WAsH'N DANENHOwER,
ap2l-1w Successor to D.nenhower Son. l1l5 St
LOR RENT
II 1929 New York ave. NV, 10 rooms m f...... $50
9S1 st. cor. 10th. store dwelling aud stable. 60
Cor 9TH ct. road sumner st. Cottage stable 30 so
SO2 New Hampshire ave-, r.. m. 20
liza ST.. r,
Apply to
JN0 A. PRESCOTT.
ap21-7t (kelloer Buiiding) 14l6 St n ".
LOR RENT-FOR THE SUMNER PRIVATE RES
y idence, overlooking city; large grounds. shade.
fruit garden, stable; heric and furnished
star once. ., ap2l-lws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

The managers OF the Brooklyn Grand Army
parade on Decoration Day announce that President
Cleveland has accepted an invitation to review
the parade.
Wm Spurgeon, the cashier for Hurst, Parnell &
Co., OF Baltimore, who fed in December 1856,
after having stolen thousands Of DOLLARS from mis-
employers, has been captured in Springfield, Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
LOCAL MENTION.
The WeallleH.

Is6frutors for ne 81 hours commercfno AZ 8 y. ~
For the District OF Columbia. virginia. Delaware.
Maryland New jersey, and Easter e1usylv :,
siynty warmer fair weather, light 10 fresl Vail
able winds generally southrrly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

He Coz DRUNK.-An iron band rveted around
mans head will not prevent IL from swelling the
morning after a big drunk, but scotch oats
Essence Will reduce il very quickly, and at the
same time take away all headache, STEADY and
calm the nerves and set you straight In an hour
IL Is natures natural cocktail. as wen as the
greatest OF all brain and nerve tOnics-
After April 10. 1ssS. every bottle OF scotch oats
Essence manufactured by the company Will nave
On its pasteboard wrapper a $4,000 forfeit guar
antee that IL docs not contain particle OF opium
morphine choral or any other narcotic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
A Family Row.
An ASSAULT ON A BRoTHER-N.LAw.


In the Criminal Court this morning Mr.. Moss
called attention to the case OF JOS Singleton.
charged with an assault on his brother-in-la law.
Frederick jenkins, before this court on appeal
stating that he desired to withdraw the plea of
not guilty. Singleton pleaded guilty and Mr.. Moss
asked that sentence be suspended, stating it was
q family affair. and Sin, Teton simply took the
part OF his sister, jenkins wife. jenkins deni d
that he was be iting his vile, and said the assault
ment did not agree with what M. Moss said and
he might Withdraw the plea. This was done and
the trial proceeded, the evidence being somewhat
contradictory.
The jury found verdict of guilty.
RECESS FOR TIE CRIMINAL COURT JuRY,-Tbe
petit Jurors In tue Criminal Court We're excused
this morning until May BY Judge Montgomery.
the term Is 50 near up 70 date that when Cases are
Called counsel often state that they are not ready
IL IS expected that dunng the recess OF the Jury
me Counsel win prepare ther cases and the recess
Ihk BOTS AND THE RUBBISH HRAPs-The cellar
unoer the city post-oflce Is undergoing It's annual
s.eannS A iorce OF laborers has been engaged
inx ~ OUT through coal hoes In the pavement 70
tne street outside. Little derricks are rigyed over
tnsse noies and the scene looks Ike q miniature
~ Oh the OIL regions. The RUBBISH re-
noors oeiore II Is hauled away. The bows have dis
cotteo tuis ana troops Of them hover A. on nj ltna
s =, r EAU, 70 rake over every neap. They
una IN them many treasures priced by boys nm
Der bands bits VI pencil and many other hl..s
o. That Kind that have been swepl I'M from In.
ONO noors are .nciuded In the means and m navs
ifoan oos point OF view, 10 rake over the mean
MARITIME ordered on Saturday delivered an
Gay before 10 n u. s l. hoover New York ~.
ker corner 81 and Indiana avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

OPPOSITION TO THE FARWELL RAILROAD BILL
AT a meeting last evening at st. Dominics Hall
OF citizens OF South Washington a committee was
appointed to prepare a memorial to be sent to
Congress and to the District Commissioners In
opposition to the Farwell railroad bill The COM
mittee Is composed OF Messrs. E. d. Donnelly, W.
P. WEIGH, W. J. stephenson, George White, n. H.
shea, J. j. Branson. G. I. KAN, David Murphy, c.
this memorial 10 suggest plan for the location of
the railroad tracks and dep0ts. The plan favored
provides for the location OF the depOts In the
LIST. Sd, Canal and streets. 1t provides also for
making southern connection by trace, down 81
street TO K, thence TO Water street. 10 q new
bridge to be constructed over the river
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

THE SUCCESS OF the Turkish CroSs-Cut Cigarette
Is due 20 the fact OF possessing such dellcacy and
character OF flavor, virtue acquired by the blend
Of the highest cost turkish leaf with the better
grade OF our home products
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27


An AHBoRD POLICY WRITKR ARRKsTED.-knorts
Are being made By the police OF this precinct 70
SrsaR up the practice Of policy playing Louis pnd.
THIS 10 the second charge against Dudley within
short time: Collateral amounting so was len u
TRouBLH AT CoLoRED BALL-At colored ban
last night at Fishers Han, dispute arose be-
tween James 0otngs and Raymond Beckett IL
was decided to have It out and for that purpose
they repaired to the street and IN front OF the Gay
warm, when omcer Lyddane put in an appearance
"A SPECIAL OrFicER caARsED WITH THki1.--
rested ana locked up at the TN precinct last night
he being charged with having stolen tow line
erty was recovered nom Dryfus' Junk Shop where
It Is alleged vass sold it. vass LEFT IS collateral at
NorEa-Robert Baptist. charged with disorderly
conduct on street. forfeited S collateral in the
Police Court t0-day.-The regular weekly meet
Assocston h Sfee. Unlon CHRISTIAN Hss
was largely attended.
GRAM KlcKIPn-Canal boat Loudoun arrived
@. T. Dunlap. Canal boat col victor L Baugh-
man arrived with 1000 bushels OF wheat for g. 7.
TExPERAruRs AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 2
a m;.G eat Falls, temperature, %; condition. 80;
receiving reservoir, temperature So; condition at
ton. IL; distributing reservoir, temperature, "a;
nar. AZ innnent 80; condition az
oiuuous kaoc-nOuSe, ~ Low tl0c In the river 10
day at S:44 a. m, high tide at 4:1S pm.
A. FINE OF SO FOR CONTEMPT OF CouRr.-wm.
CorDln, colored, who was summoned on Wednesday
70 appear as o witness yesterday in the case OF
Major Newton, charged with passing counterfeit
money, failed to respond. He was arrested on an
attachment last night and brought into court this
morning. The courl, after giving him q reprimand,
imposed q flne OF $40.
TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
onered free 10 every new subscriber year to
the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is a handsomely printed
book OF 191 pages profusely illustrated with more
IMAM 100 colOred mapsand diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information. Sec advertise.
nent in another column.
kILRArN WILL FIGHT SCLLIvAN.-Richard K. Fox
mas received cablegram announcing that Kilrain
Will accept Sulllvan's challenge Tor fight in
America, London rules, for the diamond belt,
$1,000, and championship OF the world. Kilrain
st YES IN reply to the challenge issued by John L.
Sullivan to night Mitchell or him (Kilrain) for
$40 600 side and the championship or the world,
the hight to take place either in England, France,
or America, III the battle Is TO be decided In
America 1t must be decided west OF the Missouri
River six months from signing articles" Klrain's
engagements here WILL not permit him 10 fight
sooner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

45c., s5c., 81, S1.5O, s2.-Over 10000 fine
Hats. Hall usuil prices. Latest styles and coiors
Best hat In the city. 81. AMERICAN Hat Co., 200
pennsylvania avenue, Botanical Gardens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
Dun New ADVERTISEMENT
OF SPECIAL (CAsHl BAR9AINa

OUR NEW ADvERTIsRMFNT
OF SPECIAL (CAsH) BAR0AINa
LADIES' CLOTH SUITIN0, spring shsdss pure
wool one yard and . half ws1c, Doc.
FRENCH SATTEEN,, nne6t quality, Csc
HENklETfAS, the ueW.~tyle dre6s-goods pure
wool, wide double width; 0CBELIN Blue TERRA
COITA TAN. SER. ENT. GREY AND BLACK l6c
BEAUTlt VI SAT EENS, French styles, 91<c.
SATIN MOlRE, tbs new-style trimming; 0OBELIN
BLUE :, TAN IkRkA CHTrA. 0kEY, skkPENT.
BLACK SUkAH slIKH, excellent quality only SIC
Cash Customefy who buy % or over Win select
ONE Of the following pre1ents Pair Of large siGe DAM
76c. -
III MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH STREET.
casn Customers who buy 90 o. over win select
towels. worth ~; 0ns Dozen Damask Nspkins
sl-5Q H.ndscm; Ss!dai Guile xoEtn $50,
pure wool al new spring sAades. cash value u.
ckExn HbATRoss, srsss-vtae double width.
pure wool special cash bargain. 3skc.
HENRIETTAs. sxsn-wtde. double width very nns
sIxGR AND S6onRS sft8E es = rSsi coss pe.
Don't deal with Ne until you hsve priced dry goods
oes "onosaui can nex1anA sp2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

NorTcE-An persons desiring fresh marketing
Sundays would do well 10 leave their orders ut
New York Market on Saturdays TO be delivered
sunday free OF charge. Positively no goods sold
sunday, only orders sent out.
NEW YORK MARKET,
=. L HOOVER, Proprietor,
Cor Sd and Indiana ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

RoBr. n. JoHSsoSs 2s-24 18th street wing, Gen.
ter Market. Strawberries, Grren Peas, Caulinower,
View PotatOes. Brann Asparagus, Cucumoers
Toma. OeS choice FruIt. &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

DELICIOUS AROMA peculiar In itself is I'M
parted In smoking Turk sh Cross-Cut Cigarettes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
LOB SALE

= SECURE HOME
Sx rooms and bath VII rent TO reliable tenants
ioS Lnes, nve houses are well located 81 700 each;
any reeeonaole oder for the whole considered.
ap2s-8 y b WIMEk, 1918 r st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

I'm MORE than getting the value OF your money
BIZ purchasing your clothing OF Eiseman Bros. cor
ner 9TH and E, the only manufacturers In WASH
ingtOn-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

ONE HUNDRED DOZEN children's Isst black Stock
ings &c pair, worth JOc. j. c. Hutchinson, 9O7
Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
Transfery OF Real Essate.

Deeds In fee have been filed az follows:
Julius Lansburgh to C. B. Osborne, lot ID blk. Is,
Meridian Hill; $500. W. Mayse to Julia L v. NC.
Cord, sub 81, 50. TIA; =. Theo. A. Harding to
W. W. Hartwel ct al, subs % and 80, So ITO;
500. SarahP Clark to Elizabeth A. French, sub
%, 50. 500; 81 400. d. Pratt Wright to B. r.
Rhodes, pit. 81, blk. 6, T. BIS sub Pleasant
Plans; $3.50. G. W. Fowler to Mary f. Exile,
pt. 10. 81. 500; s. r w. Walker to B. b. Rokes
sub 80, 50. 39o; a, 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

MEMS COOP BLACK and colored Derby's, 81. so
81. and $50: boys straw hats. 25, Soc, 81. X. c.
Lewis one-price hat store, geo a 81. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
POWDER.
ESoYA
BAx1se
ABSOLUTELY Puax

This powder never varies marvel Of purity.
strength and wholesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot be sold
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only in CAM. ROYAL BAKING
PowDxa Co. 106 Wall st..N .x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
CHEW "Rosenfeld's Gem" Tobacco.

ALL TIE LATEST styles In picture frames mould
ings. at lowest prices; first-class work. Ole
frames regildesl WOOD & FORSYTH 1908 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27


NAH Meere Will Hnferce 10 when He
aer.~as., s.~.s 0.e.ss.
'S
NJ 10y VI sno eA ~ " ~. pooA our
~ Moose saao 70 . sfAh reporser tnis morning
tnat ne nao NOT as yet received an onlcal COPY Of
action The iav ns sasA vnuld ~ -, :. -.
Cor,r,....o.,- - e.. c..s~ ~ W WIG
after being fully informed Of it, provisions he
would see TO It's enforcement,
-. ss.e y. 20. .~"SeI sAao 70 TAh re-
Porser snis morninG tnat tnere would De some nice
eSal points raised with reference to It. The nrst
section provides shat Il shall Do unlawful for any
person or nersons or ..e<,c, ,,o, =, = -. -. -.
Cries of xashSnSton ana raen y. P1ssona IN Ine
trfct of CoInmbts 70 NJ rov IN tns D,s-
and noois m tne resni, ~ arv W nske oooks
rnnnrg "a 40 n, $780, ~ ~ ~ uOssing race OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
.fOK RENT-BY K o. HoLTZMAN.

HOUSES. 1882 wylie ST. e.. 6r sl3
q stores. lyr.. 1898 SO OFFICE ROOMS
BOB 18th ST.. l5r..... 100 Elegant rooms in "Sun
oli ltth ST. NV, lor-.Sv ISulding, hreproof.2 ele-
LAO st n W, IBID ystors, ue.ted Uy steam,
I'll 1lth st. NV llr..7J from $50 to 81 20 each.
101 ST. NV. I3r.....65 95l ST. I'd foor > front
14lS ST. II. heated by steam 100
lSil St. Tor. 30 94l +, 3D. floor, trout rs,
ll41 st. nw- l2r.. 30 heated by steam. SO 33
2027 St NV. 10r... 30 l2l5 st. = huUr 2r )
$50 ST. nw- Tor. 80 1909 ST. I'd floor As
1O0 1th st. L. W. 9r....4.p $50 ST.. I'd floor. 40
JOB I'd st. yr.....l S37 st., Sd floor, lrIn Il
3l4 IA ST. n IT.. d J5Y S.. I'd floor 81
1903 ST. me-. Ir.. - 30 Alb 9th st. I'd floor. %
l2ol st. n.e, Irs e2.oU AID 9Th y
6b ~ ST. sw. 6r....2 20 31OIa. ave-, from 10 to 20
4oO st. se 9r.. Is 5.Sl \ st. I'D -
5lS 9th st. sw Or... 10 10 La. ave-. I'd moor. 20
4S3 h st. s.w III
200 Linden PL ne. Dr. Is STORES
~ Teton II ne Or IisO MAGNIFICENT stors. SIM
~ Eenton II neoE 1880 buding. per an 800
36 Fenton PL e.6r 1880 Al litA st 40
For list of FURNISHED call tor send to oes
or list Of property for sale call for office
Property placed with me Tor rent sale literally
api6 R. .. HOFFMAN 10th and sta NV
II 1918 ST.. IL rooms bath. cellar furnace. $50
.021 ST.. IL rooms, bath. furnace ....,,,, 30
l room. I'd story. for busin $50 20
apl4-2w GkO. W. LlNklNS 18th and Ii ST.
1, OR RENT-l3l4 9TH ST. NV, 10 R., STORE,
and dwelling, mod imps.; $50.
92O st NV IL r.. mod. imp. ............. $40. 90
For fun list call at office bulletin issued LIST
and 18th. E. f. KOSENBEnG,
apll-1m 6I3 18Th ST.
: 1902 at Ior. .s7oI 1924 18th st Or s4a so
2ll2 N st. Tor ........0bl 2lli 81. is
apply to Gi.E.N q CUNNINGHAM.
ap2-lm' 1405 r St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27
The City POst.Office.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
How unreasonable and unwise It is for the
House committee on post-ofilces and post-roads to
ersist In antagonizing the senate bill for the pur-
chase OF square 4O6 by one and another PROPOSE.
ton, thus preventing year after year. the procur.
ing OF any site whatever for the proper accommo-
dation OF the city post-onice May not be allowed
without delay, which done, would enable the Gov
ernment, at cost OF not over s. 600 to put TEN.
pordry one-story building for the city pOst-ofice
on the space now occupied by Stu street, between
E and streets, anording ample accommodations
Tor the receipt and delivery OF the mails The
Postmaster could have rooms In the LIE Droit
building Tor his Office aud such OF his assistants as
might require them. This whole arrangement
could be completed by the first or july and the
Government could take It's own time In extending
the General Post ONCE Department TO 9th street.
HORATIO KING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-27

VOC can depend upon II, our clothing Is the low
est step for prices and the uppermost for cut,
style, and nnish- EIsENAS BROS, 9TH and E, the
only manufacturers In washington.