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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23
Washington Grove.
INCREASING INTEREST IN THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES
AT CANP-MEETING.


Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON GROVE, August %, 1888.
The people in camp are becoming much more
enthusiastic since the clouds have passed over
and the pleasant glow OF the sunlight is felt once
more. 1t has been delightful, but decidedly cool
since yesterday morning. Overcoats, heavy wraps,
and blankets were In demand last night. More
any weekday since the opening OF the camp AT
IL O'Clock Rev. Mr.. Still preached, his text being
"Go home and tell thy friends what great things
the Lord hath done for you" II was an eloquent
address An impressive prayer meeting preceded
the opening OF tine usual morning worship. 1t was
led by G. W. Hobbs, OF Baltimore. Many grown
people as vel as the little folks attended the
children's class at O'Clock These services are a
pleasing feature OF the camp, and are daily grow
Ing In interest; The children sing very sweetly.
led by Prof. Henry Wilson DR.. w. T.. l. Wetch
preached at pm. from the text found in Gen. 4S:
II, Is. Several requests for prayer were made at
The close OF the vesper service at Grove Avenue
tabernacle and at the opening hymn OF the regular
worship OF the sanctuary the place was filled TO
whom there are many, were well represented.
Rev. T. ]. Cross preached a solemn and impressive
sermon from Luke, "In hell he lifted up his eyes,
being In torment" After which DR.. NICK. Kelley
ADDED q word OF warning and eXhOrtatiOn Seven
penitentS presented themselves at the altar OF
prayer. To-Day the sacramental service will be
observed. DR.. Herbert Richardson, who arrived
last evening, will preach, and at p. m. the Lords
supper Will be spread. large concourse OF county
people are expected to-day. Rev. Alva Hop
came into camp yesterday and Will remain here
with friends several DAYS Miss Salle Nicholson,
Price, returned home last hight. Mr.. Glen Poole.
the cOrnetist, Is quite sick at the Grove Hotel.
Mrs. Frances Garrett is the guest OF Mrs George
evening were Nj. Thomas Dove, j. E Cramer,
Henry Onutt, and Miss Hattie Boswell OF Wash
lngton; Mr.. Jack Carter and Mrs. j. Entwisle, OF
Rockville anc Mrs. Thomas Renshaw and Mr..
John II. Miller. Ii.
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RAILROADS.
DIEDMONT AIR LINE

DlEDMONT AK LINE.
Gordonsvilie Chsrottsviie. LynehburT and stations
Springs. Allegheny SPRING. Bristol. Knoxville, koms
Calera, Montgomery and New Orlesna Pullman
Mfsst S 70 fe Daily for warrenton Char
lottesvie. Gordonsvle. Stations Ches. Ohio Route
kSSSsy Mount Panvis sns Stations BE-
CHARLOTTE. Columbia Augusta. Atlanta. Birming.
pam SeT Orleans Texas and GsifSrna
ton with Pullman Seepers Montgomery to New Orleans
and Mann Boudoir sleepers for Birminshain. xicks-
Columbia and Augusta Solid trains Washington to
Atlanta Does not connect for c. and o. route points
a, 5 p. M.-Daily, except Sunday. for Manassas
Strasbury Luray and intermediate stations Connects
$40 PMEwestern Express paiiy for warreatop.
Gordonsville, Charlottesville. Louisville Cincinnati
and Ohio route Pullman SIeepers and % SOLID trains
Washington to Louisville and White sulphur Springs
e 81 Louie, also for Lynehbury Bristol Chattanoovs
points; Through Pullman Sleepers Washington 70
Memphis without change.
burg Dsnville Raleigh, Asheville Charlotte Column.
bia. Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY, New Or
lngton New Orleans, wa Atlanta and Montgomery.
Pullman Sleeper Washington to Augusta Ga, without
change Pullman Sleeper Baltimore aud Washington
10 White Sulphur Springs and c. and O. Resorts.
ington 90 An, bsily except Sunday, ard 4:45 E.
NJ: Returning leave Round Fill $50 AN Daily. and
l:39 pm Daily except Sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte. Dan
vile and Lynchburg arrive IN Washington 200 An
burg At IL is A M. and $40 PM: via C6esapeake
and Ohio route and Gha,lottesville at $40 PM
TcEes se ea car aeserva.on and information
furnished and baggage checked at Office 1900 Penn
and = stion PnRsy
aul3 General Passenger Agent
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How tlAc Senator were Overvvheln
BY the G1auss-Osher Gaaaes Yesterds

How tIac Senator were OverwheluneA
BY she Gianss-Osher Ga0es Yesterday.
The Senators could not solve the mystery of
welchs curves yesterday. and the Giants had no
trouble ic hitting whitney hard 50 that the game
went TO the visitors BY the score OF to ADDED TO
these two factors was Kelly's umpiring which was
very unjust TO the home club In several instances
resulting IN Q general discouragement OF both the
men and the spectators In the nrst inning the
Giants scored twice on Richardson's and Tiernan's
singles Wards ny-out to Hoy, and Connor's three
Dagger TO the club house. In the second WEIGH
struck the ball sQuarely for four bases, then
Ewing's single went through Hoy, and the
runner went TO second. Tiernan reached
nrst on balls and each runner stole base, scoring
on MI kelly's bad decision at nrst. Ward hit TO
Shoch, who fumbed q little and threw low to
O'Brien. The latter dropped the ball momentar1ly,
but recovered It clearly before the runner touched
would have retired ne de
but Mr.. Kelly did not see 1t that way and the two
runs came In. The next man went out. In the
single and Whitneys two-bagger, and again in
the sixth on Richardson's SAFE hit, which Hoy
f1m6ed, ana Daily's catch Of Tiernans ny.
Snoch d1G the only batting OF the home team,
making ghree-bagger aud . single. The visitors
p1ayeo rsm mar game in the Held Washing,
and error. WEIGH struck out ten men, three OF
them In the first inning.
OTHER GAMES.
Boston defeated Philadelphia by great batting
and nelding, the score being o to 8. Clarkson and
Kelly and Sanders and Schriver were the batteries.
Boston made IA hits and errors, and the Phillies
q hits and errors
Pittsbury played two games with Chicago, losing
tne nrst anu winning the second. The first score
was o 70 q tlttsourg making hits and error,
ana chicago o hits and errors. Staley and Mil
Ter and krQck and Flint the batteries. In the
second game PIttsburg won 10 to z. The batteries
were Morris ana Carroll, and Borchers and Farrell.
flttsourg made IL hits and errors, and Chicago
10 hits and errors.
Detroit won from indianapolis TO 2. Burd1ck
ana buckley and GetZetn, Wells and Beatin were
the batteries. The champions made hits ana
errors. and the H0oSiers hits and 2 errors.
Al Kansas Cily-Kansas City, 5; Baltimore, L.
Az 81. LouIS-St. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, z. At Cln-
cinnati-Cleveland, 3; Cincinnati, O.
BALL NOTES.
Esterbrook and Shomberb have been released by
Indianapolis
Mr.. Kelly had frst-class reputation when he
begun WORK here as League umpire, but he IL In
lair way to lose 1t now.
Hoy must look out or he will get the same bad
habits AS Paul Hines.
Boston plays mere to-day.
IL looked TO the spectators yesterday as though
Captain Daily was suffering with a bad case Of
SulkS. His nelding was all right because he only
mad atriplet or easy flies TO catch. But when he
came to the bat he not only struck out three
times out did so In such a Way that many thought
ne dld not try to hit the ball. He IS such a good
ali-round.piayer that perhaps the public is getting
70 expect too much from him.
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Transfer OF Real Es,ate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: Mary
Ward Joyce to Emily M. Drummond, sub 1877 So.
365; 81, ZOO L. A. BallOch to Louise Kuhn, pt
Peters Mill Seat; u 500. Jacob =. Rosenthal to
Philip Lobe, lot and pts. and s. 50. S12 s., 100.
S.sH. Hurley 10 Irene NJ. Lowe, pit. 2, So, 1901 !;
$500. Martha A. Coleman 10 W. 4. Okie. lots %
and "a blk. Ivy City; $3.50. $. w. Curriden to j..
s. Boss, pt. 8, SO. $50; 81 800 Mary Cunningham
70 Margaret A. Fegan, sub 81, so. 42I; SO, 400. H.
b James to Maria Walker. subs 15 to H. 50. II;
s. +. Gooscnberry TO Eastern Hilsdale Lodge
GOO Samaratans' Pt. 2, sec 4. Barry Farm; s75.
S2,970. c. FL. Snyder TO John II. YooS, sub. So
block 30, Long Meadows; l,5O0. c. A. McEuen TO
the District q Columbia, lots 46 TO 81, block s,
sec. 3, Burrville; s435. b. L. Nevlns, jr to Jas.
Mazella Z. Roche TO Joseph ID. Mnans, sub. 81 50.
47S; A,250. =. d. Milans to MaZella L. Roche
subs IL and 19, SO. 723, and sub. 90, so. 672;
A,25O. James Eagan to owen McCabe. W. u %,
H. Mott, lot 6, block SO. Columbia Heights; s. 500
Ella b. Carr to F. H. Mott, lot s. block 49, Col
umbia Heights; $500. F. 8. Ooold to j. H.
Locker, part q, 50. 99o; s., $50 Elizabeth Brown
Farm; $. Joseph Brown TO d. Lockerman, lots
q and "a, 50. 332; =. d. Lockerman 10 E. j.
Warning, same property; r. s. ID. Webb TO Rosa
Costinette sue 5. So. 1O15; $1,000. G. +. Dawson
to J. A. Taylor. lots 15 and To- 81. 1923; s327s 40
Takonla PARK: x31O.74 Ii. b KirkwOod 10 j. W.
Richardson, parts and g. so. 773; part Z, So 945:
subs 10 16. 50. ~, and sub A, 50. III; s. &. NJ.
McClay TO w. Aayse, subs % to 50, 50. GA; s.. 4
F. schneider TO Mac A. Bayne, sub lots so and 81,
SO. 9SS; $3.50. c. Werner TO j. +. Abel, lot 6, So
510; $500 JAS u. Miller TO W. E Hodge sub
lots a TO 50, So 276; $4,000 James A. Taylor 10
District OF Columbia, lots Is and 49, So b23 81 OOO
L 7. Stutz 70 5. DestO. sub 6, 50. 6ls; s4,734 j.
\. Leighton 10 Theresa Lewis, lots IS ana IA, blk
~, BrOokland; SS25.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

ISoR SUPERNATURAL -hooM BRICK, NV;
4 81 feet front: mod IN nearly nes; SIDE yard;
400 down. balonce ESQ Daonsny. Inquire ENUCH
MARS. ol7 r ST. NV. au2S-3t'
IrOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER RESI-.
II dence on south st., only one square from hast
Capttol ST in perfect order nine rooms; prscs only
$4,000 M.MRoHkkR. 500 East Capitol 81. aug 80
LNOR sALE-THREE ADJOINING HOUSES BE-
It ginning with tue northwest cor. Of 6th and
thess hp uses very desirable and eemplete in
every CT For price. terme and psrtculArs call
- NJ NJ RoH1ERS Real Estate Once 3o2 last C.pi-
tol &C. au23-S
L,oR SALE OR RENT-THREE-sroRY PRESS
9Th . W; newly pspersd and in nrstclass condinon
throughout For price aud permit 20 inspct Apply 70
I,oR sALE-A NUMBER OF FIVE TO EIGHT
II room brick and frame housss; rsnsng In price
from Ell 0U0 to $4,000: suitable for invcstmelt pay
ing frym TO 2per cent Y. l. BOYER siS ~ 81
LSoR sALE-NEw BRICK HOUSE. ON 18TH ST.
NV; eleven rooms furnace electric bells; SPEAK
Ing suees and Al mod IN ,mrr0.s,nsn, rriSe
Z. l. BOYER, 313 Al St anZx-St
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD. Z. ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PALM
Mist and Cairvoyant, give you your exact lite
chart and to her sitters their names full Love
affairs q speciality Charms worAed &" Satisfaction
MADAME convince the most skeptical and brings
go luck to al. HE q IT. NV. jyl4-6w'
II voyant, Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Bora
with SECOND sight and veil Livery hidden mystery
revealed. Receivers lost stolen property. FINDS
hidden treasures Gives lucky numbers. Causes
speedy marriages. Brings separated together. Gives
success in business Removes all family troubles
tnd evil Influences Cures sickness. If disappointed
BY efforts others Judge not all alike the Professor
convince the sceptical Strangers from other
cities will time and disappointment by calling
the only genuine clairvoyant in this city, he
ceeds where all others tail and advertses only Whist
he can do. Sittings. soc. ife-resding by mail
receipt Of al Name VI hair date of birth Hours
. to 8. Open Sundays from 10 pm.
K3l-1us 42l 9th st
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WHr Dosr

Ton take Hoods Sarsaparlla. II you have impure blood
have lost your appetite have that tired feeling or
troubled by sick headsche. dyspepsia hlioumesa
has accomplished wonders for Thousands Of adaicted
people and given fair trial. ID reasonably certain
10 do you rood
no appetits no strength and felt mean - any ons
could, and b about my WORK. Since taking Hoods
sarsaparills have not had the headsche my food has
rslished and seemed TO do rood and have felt my
self growing stronger every day" II. 4 s1x1xnAx
10 Grand ava. Grand Rapids. Mich
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold By all druggists 81: six for Is. Prepared only
by c. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries Lowell, Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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WHHDRAwN FROM rHE STATEN leland REaArrA-
TIE racing committee OF the Potomac Boat club
have decided 70 return the vase which the eight.
cared crew won last year At staten Island. They
which taxes place there early IN september owing
20 the continual illness OF Robinson the Inability
OF wooten and Fisher 70 row, and the poor showing
OF the new men.
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wAsHNGzDS Lott INFANTRY IN CAxP AT ATTAIN
TIC Cur.-Tne b. and o. special express saturday
eli DAY sunday 70 call on the boys Leave b and
o. depot D. m, SATURDAY: returning. leave Atlan-
t1c city D. N sunday, arriving home about MID
night Tickets also good on all regular trains On
sunday and Monday. Round Trips s2oo-Adu<
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nyER 100 CASES CURED By wEIGLry Ma
O1aTia and Agus Extsrnlinaxor during MAJ ana juno
IN Harrisburg. Pa; most al them OF lonG standing.
eoEpe g 8 10 and * ye.EA Vm cure "a ont q 25
kkAkA Wholesale Agents. 3y2s-1m'
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TEE CANOE CLrBs CAMP-FnE--Crescont Land.
ing. up the river, was brilliantly Illuminated last
evening The Canoe Club entertained Their friends
In handsome style there. A large bonnre burned
brightly near the dancing tent and the guests, as
and Dixie. looked upon picturesque scene. Chi-
neDe Lanterns completed the decorations OF the
grounds, and with hne dancing music ana pleas
tnx.
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TIE MONITOR AND MxRRNAc.-At Bay Ridge this
week. The greatest display OF fireworks ever
given IN America No extra charge. Round trip,
h.-kdsx
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TIE NAVAL COMBAT between the Monitor and
4enimac Will be portrayed with hfe-like ACCURACY
this week % Bay Ridge. Round trip q. No extra
chAK4e.-Adu6
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ONLY ONE ATLANTIC CITY.-And now II the time
20 visit IL special express train leaves B. and o.
depot Saturday, August Is, at pm Round trip,
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TEE JUDGE THOUGHT IT a CASE OF LYING AND Nor
PRoFANlrY.--Mattle Aeads was charged In the
Police Court to-day with profanity, the prose-
cutting witness beng man named Vim. DAVIS who
teStlned that ne was in company with Amelia Nil
ler on l3th street on Tuesday night when Matte
came up and cursed him Matte adrntrIed accosf
Ing them but denied tue swearing. The court after
several witnesses had been sworn, said this shows
ca8e.
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OHxNrS9 CT THE THEATRICAL SEAsox-The reQu-
~ tpeatncai season of 1855 80 Will be opened in
Warrington on Monday evening at the National
Tneater with performance OF THE Paymas<er y
q new melo-drama by Duncan b. Harrison The
play has been well received In PhiladeIphia tina
week. In the cast is MIS-. OSullivan DmfYeI n
baitlmore lady, who has Just gone On the stage
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BOARDING
DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST, pTH ST. COR
~ ner Nv. Gold Aid AmAlsam filliL ~ asIeci.l-
W lam prevented an extracting by applic.uon -
gums aching teeth srtlnclAl teslA ln.orts1
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fr0HL % 11-nETRxs.SrArTvR WILTSHIRE
The fpnerA OF ex-Representative W. W. Wiltshire
TOOK place yesterday from his late residence sI2
LIN street northwest Rev. DR.. CurAbert oruci-
pell-oea were Judge Douglass, c. E Earle.
representatives John T. Hurd and Poindexter
Dunn, sepator Mitchell, Glenn w. Cooper, W. W.
Upton, 3 8. Shellaoarger, and Capt Ed Webster
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Observation-Disclosures.

d. dos@sriy sssS p H.n.es his. = ooa
WALL fApE1kh
We have just receivsd large ccnsieDusnt 81 new
sTrfng pet6rnA We are seiitng al l5c yhits B.cs
rom lbc. % 30. Enbo8sd 00t fr0n sc "a "a All
sork guaranteed nst-ciasA krssco fsxnftng and
i'AuAs iErnEux mo. sos Asx
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A DrOWsy Guardian Of the Public Peace
HORSE RATING THE GRASS FROM AROUND SLEEPING
POLICEMAN.

A DrOwsy Guardian Of the Public Peace.
A HORSE RATING TIE GRASS FROM AROUND SLEEPING
POLICEMAN.
There was an amusing case heard before the
police trial board yesterday which was the topic
OF conversation In the various police precincts last
night. Ondcer Royal OF the East Washington
station, was charged with violating rule No. l85 Of
the manual, which reads: HE must constantly
patrol his beat, unless otherwise directed by The
rules and regulations" Mr.. +. p. Gloss appeared
for him. The charges were made against the
on1cer by Sergeant Mulhall, and It was alleged
that the on1cer was sleeping In the park In front
OF the station where he belongs when he should
have been looking for burglars On his beat The
witnesses were called To Suostantiale the charge
and they proved 70 be two colored men. They told
how, on the night In question, they found q hors<
eating grass around the sleeping policeman, whose
club and hat were on the path while he was on
the grass They swore that they took the animal
TO the station and tied him. One OF them destined
that he pointed TO an ondcer, who proved TO b
Horton, and said that he Horton) looked like the
man who was asleep. but that sergeant Bryan
Told MIN that he (Horton) was not the man, but
that Royal was The witnesses were unable Il
identity any one, and the members OF the board
declined 70 hear the testimony OF witnesses for thu
defense, and dismissed the case.
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OUR BOYS IN CAMP AT THE SHoRE.-Take the spe-
ctal express Tor Atlantic City, Saturday, 2oth and
pay them visit Leave b. and q. depot D. m.
Round trip only $300.-Adu.
FIREWORKS Ar BAY RIDGE.-The greatest open.
air entertainment ever given In America-lOO
persons, ships engaged In the representation. NJ
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SUMNER RESORTS.

ssDoNcE DE LEON" OPP CONGRESS HALL.
IL Atlantic City, square from beach; choice
rooms; cuisine appts FIRST class unobstructed Ocean
view: e2 70 $3.50 per day. 4. A RICHARDSON. 23-2t
THE wooTTEN-ATLANTIc CITY. \. J., DEL
made 20 PARTIES visiting this city during stay o. W l.
L. c. MRS J. W. SIMPSON. au:s2-0t
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, vA-ALuM
- Chalybeste. Lithia Arsenic Waters elevation boo
teet Terms very moderate Open all year. For
pamphlet address A J. ny Eks, Prop'r aul5- lot.
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CANOEING FROM CCMBZRIASD.-A party OF canoe
lists VIII go 10 Cumberland. Nd, next week and
paddle down the river 10 this city. They viii
camp out In the woods on the return trtp The
party Will be composed or VIII Stock bridge los
A. Oliver. Ed. kimoall, c. E Marshall, aud L r.
Oertle.
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CITY ITEMS

Eire.-We have still great many shoes on
hand from our late nre, which must be closed out
In order to make room for our new fall stock.
Ladies' genuine French Kid Button Boot e so;
worth S.
worth $3.50.
Ladies' KID Button, s1.25; worth s2.5o
Mems Calf Shoes. all styles, regular price, 5000;
our price, $3.50.
Mems SHOES. in Button. Lace and Congress,
S1.25; worth $3.50.
Other shoes In same proportion.
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
$40 9TH street.
The ssGrand Republic,, Cirarro is the
only Cigar that pleaseS everybody. For sale by
all nrst-class dealers. Wholesale Agents, LUcRs
Il BRO.
Dtx0n's Yeast Powder always reliable 3m
New Gas Fixtures c. A. MUDDMAN, l206 F. colin
Morell, ia 6tn ST. NV. every style showcase
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eoly
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C.
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SPEND SUNDAY AT THE SHoRk-Express leaves
b and o. depot, pm Arrive Atlantic city 10 AZ
pm keturhing arrive home at midnixhI Hound
trip, H-AdUG
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kS>Oh sALk-hOUNka
T sQ4 sth st n e, 4ee 81. n w-b.b-ns ooo
CAS- and 649 ST. ne. I2o53 Ii Il. NV D. n, -,
1908 n ST ne. bh. 22s Indiana ave. NV -.
g. to Is Sd me- ie..OO IL y ION 81 NV. ~
IS 70 IL Myrtle st. S' North or Gap = and 81.
h. m. 4. srs........3.4o0 NV b. h. m Or 5000
5l4 OH St n e. 4. b., ZOOS 9Th St NV. b D.
4si and ass Rdss & 'oO ss i iss St .S low
So to sfi 81 st se $500 az M ave- :s nh
10 Myrtle st n e: 49, sos 9th n y. b h, soo
q 70 Ii St s1 ~ AS !, % Az 81 NV
or ST. SCI Or. 1000 Ale, De, SIN ith /
Is Myrtle e., b h.. 4 II sts.n VIII Ar $500
OBJ S4os st. NV h. nj
IN: - 1000 Is6a to iso4 SIN 49,
4, e. 1880 2io1 VI av NV d. 49,
st NV ri:sSS q =, I'M ar Loo Loo
Ihe above is only a portion Of the DroPerty or my
the LIST and 18th. iauail THos. E WAGGAMAN.
EoR sALE-Two NEW CORNER HOUSES. NEAR
\ Capitol. northeast. on monthly payments: 20 and
lsf ieet 'front.' good lots TO alley, well built With all
mod imps. Box IL. Star office au2l 80
EoR sALE--BUsINEss PROPERTY on WEST
improved by one-story brick and stable neigh
borhood Rapidly improving; tins property will shortly
aue1-3t ills st NV.
EoR SALOON 9TH ST. BET I AND N. l5rs IS 600
Mas. ave n 5sl 2 neas s is,h $500
sa2i-3t: o. A. $. VcaYwooD 80 9th st NV
lroR sALE-CHEAP-sIX-RoO HOUSE on 9Th
70 GOOD alley; price $1,000 cash. c. II. PAl.kEk.
AZ and L s.w. au2l-3t.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
EoR SALES PER CENT GUARANTEED on IN
II vestmes the next A years 10000 feet of ground
o 0e AZ or or Nan sse
part some good city lots IN northwest in exchange;
aa au.S ST. 'A CASH. REsfoNsIBLE." Star Office.
IvoR sALE-McLACHLENk BAIcHLLDER. 1918
st NV have lots IN Brookl.nd Tor sale at ors1-
NOR sALE-IF TAKEN AT ONCE, THREE FIN
II Lots on Rhode Island eve. between 18th and 18th
each to alley in rear and are choice lots 81
for sn es, a,ns or investment p0Ip1ssw WARNER
EoR sALE-sEvEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS, MAssA-
sold for os cents per loot This ID decided bargain
s s ~ De made D sat p
EoR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-oN I'D ST,
e. ss and . lie rs s = g r. sy go
Est. NV. au20-6ts
LOB sALE-AT REDUCED PRIcE-THAT ELE-
Lot enss o ors D.
70 be erected near at once. cHAs. A. sHIELD 1906
NoK sALE-I WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR
+ few days three Of the finest building .itss
Meridian, adjoining senator Hendersons At 80 eta
ps su lSSs -a on oN-pln 'f PfiR6ox 1926
IoR, .,,l "a LOIS IL TEINIDAD
small cash payments, long time 10. Interest
Il Brookland. the nrst station (Brooks) from city
on Mst = sEsnch Of and o r lying I'd
feet above the Potomac: COMMANDING ne view Of city
and country; several houses course of erection
For ful particulars ZEE McLACHLEN { BATCHEL-
DEB. 1xl5 ST NV. my-2o- SIN
LOB sALE-CHoIcE SNAIL LOIS IN MT PLEAs-
Il ant only sou AID 5000 enclfs small ca-h pay
naents rece1ved- J. L. HERTFORD,
y2S- I'M 1423h 1t
FINANCIAL
NO v. coksoA no ". MAcAKTNEY
- Member n 4. stock e.
COReOH MACARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. ls19 h ST. NV.
Isnken aud Dealers IN GvserplDent aondA
DcpositA Exchange. LOans Co1lecticna
Railrpsd Stocks and Bonds and ~ sscuriteg listed
en- the Exchanges of New fork. fLtaaeiphAA Boston
Ind Baltimore bought aud sold.
Aspes;ialty made Of investment ecuritiea District
tphone stock dealt in
American bell Telephone stock bocght end soadtyls
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