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AMUsEMENTs.

ALBAUeHs OrHRA HousR-The performance OF
fuy as merisoroSs and enjoyable ss nsd pseS IN.
IL showed their appreciation By frequent ap-
musical numbers which are interpreted through
the representation. The voices heard in these
and the
nrst FURY; LILY Post, the 7Ttanio, and Hattie
Harvey, the Puck are especially Deserving OF mem
acting rse ssk 81
giving verisimittuoe OF real life and human In.
seIest 70 the representatives Of mortality in the
charged BY every member Of the cast whose role
was OF consequence: The Quartette OF enchanted
and Messrs. Henley and Sutton. were highly
amusing, and the quarrel scene In the third act
was given with vigor and Dreeziness that quite
nined, but yet very human duke. Mr.. Lyons, az
Sotom, was decidedly successful both In and out
Of me spell. and his fellow-craftsmen were
piece y rich and beautiful, and the elaborate
scenery was handled last night with few bitches.
calls for word Of commenGation. Owing 70 the
gin GIN every evening At 7:45 and the curtain win
NATIONAL THEATkR-When the curtain rose on
Ine nrss part OF Thatcher, Primrose Vests
minstrel entertainment last night revealed
opera than the traditional habitat OF burnt cork
art In fact, only the end men of the troupe were
o.coAoos cAO oSucI peTIOrlncTS wearing tnclr
natural color with their Shakespearean costumes.
Inc sides and back OF the set were covered with
pink SIR, and the erect on the eye was quite
striking, II trifle incongruous The
nrst part consisted of the usual vocal
features tnterspersed with Jokes. The sing
Whyte. johnson and Curran was good. Barney
Fagan's military dr1ll called out vigorous APP
piause, and George Thatchers '.idiotisns" had the
familiar convulsve effect on the audience The
Brothers Byrne's concluding act was novel and
entertaining
*
play that Is well calculated to win popularity
among Q large class OF theater-goers and it was
wen presented at Harris last night
FOB THE YELLOW FEVER Observation-Disclosures
Is again called TO the concert the benefit OF the
yellow fever sufferers in the SOUTH which will
De given at.Congregational church on Wednesday
evening. Prof. Bischon, Prof. Stoeving, the vtO-
nn1st; Miss JEANNE Winston and other ell-known
musical people are announced to take part.
Tickets a Ellis,
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Oun CASH n1cEs Fon


HENRIETTA CASHMERES, all pure hne wool,
wide double width 0obeitn Blue, Terra Gotta, OK
Blood Tam Serpent and Black: cash value Soc. price
reduced 4Sc.
LADIES. BROApCLoTH. all pure fine wool, one
yard and half wide. Gobelin Blue Terra Gotta, Tan
and Black cash value 81, our reduced price S71c.
BLANKETS $3.50, S. &c. 50.
BLANKETS -, -. 90 30.
BLANKETS $3.50, a., 1878
BLACK SURAH SILKS only &c., real value 75c
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE.
VALUABLE PRESENTS
For Our Cash Customer
Buy Is worth over and select one of the follow
ing pressnts 4 pair Of handsoms pemask Towels
pair Of silk embroidered corsets worth Use
ROYAL. FRENCH SERGE, all pure fne French
Wool, wide double width all colors; very cheap It
SOC. our reduced cash price 37hc.
HENRIETTA CASHMEREs, all colors all pure
price reduced to 67Hc
BLANKETS sliRhtly soiled, large size, extra heavy
e.. 80. &3, 1915, "a, "a. 90, So.
TklCO CLOTH, pure wool double width 37kc
LADIES CLOTH sUITING, pure wool nearly one
yard aud half wide. great cash bargain soc.
VALUABLE PRESENTS
Cash customers are requested to select one of the
following presents If they buy $40 worth or over:
handsome Bridal Quilt worth so; pairs Of eie
CANT Damask Towels worth ~; dozen nne Linen
Napkins worth 81. 80 sel3
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Affair in West Washturtou.

FREsHBT IN THE P0ToMAC.-The river at Great
Falls Is now fully Is inches over the dam and the
water raising. Generally the water reaches but z
to 10 inches over the dam.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following sales OF live
stock at Drover's Rest yesterday are reported 2l3
cattle were sold Best, 4ka4kc.; good, 4a4Ac. |;
medium, 3xa4c.: common. 2Xa3c. 3O2 sheep and
lamos-sheep, 2ha4c.; lambs, 4Xe6Hc.; calves,
4a6Ac. 15 cows and calves, S20a&57. 80 per head.
NOTES.-The ladies Of Mt. Tabor M. T. church
have arranged to hold supper for the benent Of
the church tomorrow evening"
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER At z
a mL-Great Falls, temperature 68; condition
4: receiving reservoir, temperature, II; condi-
ton at north connection, 3; condition az south
connection, 5; distributing reservoir, tempera.
ture 20; condition at innuent gate-hOuse, 8; con-
dition at eff1uent gate-house, z High tide in the
river to-day at $3.50 p. m. low tide at :21 pm.
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Our Or SoRrs

II feeling peculiar to psrsons Of dyspeptc tendency.
It may be caused By change Of climate season or
life The stomach IL out Of order. the head aches or
does not fssl right the appetite il capricous the
nerves seem overworksd. the mind ID confused and
irritable This condition finds excellent corrective
IN Hoods sarnpsrla. which. BY its regulating and
toning powsrs restores harmony to the syytem,
and gives that strength Of mind. nerves. and body.
which makes one feel perfectly we'll
N.R-Be sure TO get
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
Sold By al drueyista q; six for s. Prepared only
By c. HOOD L CO.. Apothecsries. Lowell Ma
6 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
ONCE as follows: Chas B. Fuse, white, "a years;
Jas v. Reardon, white, 20 years; Catherine GIL
hooiey, white, ID years; Mary Grace Dole, white,
q years; Sarah A. Hartford, white, rs years; Ada
Groome, white, Is years; VIM. Bassett, white, 81
years; JAS Ashton, colored, years; Dollie Hayes.
c0lored, month; Mary E. Cutes. colored, year;
VIM d. Cousin, colored, months; Martha E.
Taylor, colored, IA days; Andrew j. Rallies. COL
ored, years; Mary +. Andrews colored, SO years;
David Clark, colored, IS years; Richard Fleet COL
Ored months; Annie Harrison, coored, years;
Magalin Cook, colored, year; JOS Forester, COL
ore0, D DAYS; Martha Jackson, col0red, % years.
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James Lingan Randolph died last evening at his
residence, near Jessups, In Anne Arundel county,
Nd, aged about seventy years. He was wei
known in this District he was son OF the late
Col VIM. b. Randolph, the chief CLERK Of the U. 8.
Treasury, who served as inspector-general Of the
District militia. and grandson OF Gen James Lin
gan, OF West Washington, who was killed by a mon
In Baltimore while repelling an attack on the 1ail
many years ago. Mr.. Randolph entered the sery-
Ice OF the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad engineering
department In 1886, and his 1rst work was assist
Ing IN locating the line west OF Harper's Ferry
The Metropolitan Branch was located ana con-
structed under his supervision, and also the Chi
cago Division. which was opened In 1874 In late
years he had been the consulting engineer OF the
road His vile, daughter OF Col John Strother
OF Berkeley springs, and sister OF "Porte Crayon
survives him He leaves also two sons both Of
whom are well-known civil engineers
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Died Eating Watermelon.
THE DEAD BODY OF AN OLD COLoRED NAN FOUND

SHANTY.
Persons living in the vicinity Of Goth and
streets complained to the Officers Of the Sd pre-
cinct this morning that there was a sickening
stencil coming from house No. 22O7 street, and
they thought that an old colored man named
Adam Patterson was lying dead there Sergeant
Irunnell went to the one-story frame shanty where
the old man had lived and found the dead body in
q half sitting position on the bed beside the REM
nants OF partially devoured watermelon The
OLD man was about seventy years old and came
here during the war from Petersburg, Va. He was
last seen sweeping about his house sunday morn
Ing. Corner Patterson was notified and will view
the body this AFTERNOON. The old man was In
destitute circumstances and his body will be
buried by the authorities.
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District Government Attain.
TIE cHEsAPKAKR AND OHIO CANAL co. xxRxr
FROM TAXATION.


Some time ago TIE SrAK called attention To
Assessor Fshslette 70 the Commissioners relative
TO the delinquent taxes OF the Chesapeake and
received It's charter Certain ground was sxemntea
from taxation. Since the canal company ceased
TO exist these lands have been put on the asses
Teerred 70 Attorney RS9s Tor am oDniep was
passing upon IL he says he can see no reason why
the TAX should not be enforced as on other lands,
but that he greatly doubts its liability while the
property OF the company. He calls attention to
the exemption clause In the canal charter which
reads mot while ant and 50 long as It works the
taxation, imposition or payment whatsoever" In
conclusion, he says that 80 long as the company
on It's property.
The Commissioners have considered the con-
Ss District sasySr 70 ssu Ds
land in the county portion Of the S'
OF the act OF Congress approved August "a, 1883,
and have the Commissioner approval
THE SURVEYORS ANNUAL RRPoRT.
sssd sns
cs,ysa from private parties and lee Subdivisions
trict OF Columbia service was rendered as follows:
SIX surveys OF streets, alleys, roads, and lots for
schools nve plats OF opening new roads in the
1857 that an appropriation OF $500 be asked OF
Congress for the purpose OF mounting and preserv-
Ing valuable maps and records fast going 70 decay
ana snelves Tor current records.
MARRIAGE LlcxNsEs.-MarraReli licenses have been
Issued py the clerk OF the court 70 r. O. Dodge
and Elzaoeth Wolff; George y. Godfrey and
Ca.nerne Henson; George SieInan and Mali Bern
stein; Charles Quaries and Eliza Chase; Joseph
n Coleman and Cecilia e. Richards: VIM Haw.
kins and Matilda Bumbry; w. H. Hunter and Ka-
ne v. Council; Walter Han and Mary WAIVER.
both OF Alexandria, Va
JHANNIR WINSTON, 30 well and favorably known
20 the washington public, being on short yisit 70
Baltimore previous 70 her departure for the Pacifc
slope, very generously volunteered her services
anu will sing at the concert tomorrow evenino Ss
the benent OF the sunerers this being
positively her last appearance In Washington Tor
probably very long Time.
REUNION OF BAPrSn At Pen MAn-srrcrAI RI.
cuRslox VIA b O.-On Thursday next, the 2Ofh
instant, the Baprtsts wiz hold their Annual ~
union &C Pen Mar. For this occasion the II n
X X viii run special excursAon 70 this Delight.
ful resort ana sell round-trip tickets at VERY low
rateA The train win leave b o. Depot Thurs.
oay, september 20 &C q. N, stopping q Takoma
silver spring, Rockville, GaitnersburG, Boyda md
nasneevule. The rate from warrington win Be-
s c,s3 and corssponoingv low rases frum tha
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We HAVE few styles OF chamber suits which
We wish 70 close out, and have MADE = Mo cuf IN
the prices see our window for one Of them.
WI. III. HoEKK. Sol Markell Snace
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In srrL1, Rich's shoes, III Marret snace
DIR wEII, scientiac opt,cian. 4s1 Pa ave.

AUCTION SALE TO be continued tonight ana Wei.
nesaS niSnI COD and silver watches at low
PiNeA SrRINEN BRoe, Brokers'
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the COurts.

EQUfTY CoURT-Judge Oor
To-day, Queen agt. Brooks; leave to prosecute
between survivors. In re. Laura Smith alleged
lunat1c; tnQu1sition confirmed. Miller agt Hop
kins; sale ratified finally. Sparks agt Phillips:
auditors report ratified. Kolb agt. Utermehle:
dismissal Of bill without costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18

BEST IN WAsHISGroN.-Our own make school
featuring Clothiers and Traitors
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LOCAL MENTION.

The Weather.
For the District Of Columbia Nayv1srd ANA W,
ginis fair; slightly cooler; winds shifting 10
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pOMESTIC Sewing Machine once, 18th 4 H. tt

Hotel johnson, European, 18th and streets.
A very choice lot OF New York and Norfolk oysters
received to-day, among which are the celebrated
Hampton Bars, Blue Points, and Shrewsburys.
High grade only. Lifetime experience. Ladies'
and Gents Cafe. Take the elevator. 2
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seS-eo2w

EOR RENT-HOUsES-
l. 2904 . st. NV, 9r..
MI, new..............S4.
30.e4 Q 1T 9r., m.i......4'
304l \ ST., llr., mi. 5,
3432 p NV, ar. MIR. 81
3203 p st. NV, Tor. and
store, m.i...............2.
3423 4 10 y ST., or. and
bath. Lob
1yl6-3ln e. II. tlS
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
EoR RxNT-uNFURNIsHEp.
! "a Lafayette ssooiiit;SS \ s S :. nm +,

Tor
Il Ia Lafayette s0., llT42 \ st. n ". sr.... ESQ
$500 lllO 18th 81 nv. Tor. so
.rrs stable rssr. $50 sSl6 ilsh st. nv i0i.5
1914 St W., 23r. ESQ 15l4 30th ST. NV I7r so
Mass. ave. " Pr 1886 7l163S 18th ct n W. Or so
n H ave. n w., 1Or.-..-l1331 Corcornn st. Tor 90
1870 Mas. ave-. lit. LBS 1870 81 s.v. lir . 40
ct NV, l2rs les sos 18th Of. NV, Or 40
1925 10th stn ", i5r II 2406 I4th 81 NV Tor. AZ,
1879 St n. .l5r. 100 1704-6R NV. Tor. 40
l0t4 LIST St n 13r. loo 1S54 kiggs st, NV. Or %
la2s st n W. l2r 100 1850 R,<rs =. NV or. IS
1914 2lst st. NV. Tor. 100 $50 29th ST n w. Sr IS
112S ct. NV, 13r loo 1909 9TH ST. IL W., store
1902 Pa ava 10r... .9l.67 and dwelling ........35
1916 2lst st. n.w,1 1r 30 1918 1th NV, Or IS
1915 ct Nv, lar SO. 81 1884 2Yth n .7r IS
1l21 DeSaes St, 1lr.. l429 st. NV. Or 81. 50
l0l6 l5tn st Is 1907 Caroline St, Or %
l!O4 Conn ava, ur...To FURNISHED.
S4O4 l4th 20 Conn. av mr. X. 1Sr20S %
9lG 18TH st. NV, 15r. q st., near 30th, llr l25
1871 st NV 11r. 20 10Th st., n, 1or lbs
l5l0 10Th St NV. l0rs 40 Mass &20th 15r -
~. 18th st..... .0o61N. mr.. 18th St, Sr. So
i!O9 St NV. Or. .66.67 Mass 18th. l3r $50
"a N ave. n ". ..9r 65 Masss v mr. 18th, 15r 800
1910 St NV. IS r. Law. mr. 11th, lar 416 81
S o02 e. NV; 81, 90 18th stnr. 2lr. 800
SQl4 Hillyer p, 10r.. 80 Ct av, mr.. ~ 20r 333.33
I'd n ave.nw..13r. go r st. mr.. 20th 1lr. $50
~ y J. ave. ae, 9r- 90 H st. nr. 18th. lJr 400
IOf Ind ave- NV. Dr.. go X St. 18TH l3r 200
y4xS 18th ST. 9r-...... so Thomas Circle 500
1871 18th st.. 81 SO 10th and SITS, 12r. $50
cur ofice only THOMAS j. FisHEk Co.
sel5 1924 - nv
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT-s15 REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF A
IL Morocco Leather Pocketbook containing $40 in
Bills and I've Rr1missory Notes negotiable to
II OsT : ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, GOING
lfrom I'd st. NV. to K-st. market, gold breastpin.
suitable reward will be given returned TO 720 I'd ct
NV. It,
II OsT-MONDAY MORNING. A WHITE AND
Liver colored Setter Gyp; answers to the name Of
Bess. Liberal reward for her return to 81 Il st.
Gag 1879 se1S-2ts
EOUND-CAME TO MY PREMISES, RED AND
IL Roam Cow. Owner call, pay charges and take her
away WM HOLMEAD. Mt. Pleasant d. c. se1S-3t'
II OST-SUNDAY NIGHT CARD-CASE, CON
~ tanning about 500. Finder will be literally
wae1ed Apply at Star Office. se1S-2t'
r OsT-THIs AFTERNOON BETWEEN BOSTON
IL House and 9th st., black silk purse containing
money. suitable reward il returned to &. /. KEEL
LOGG. cor. 9th and SITS 1t
CTRAYED TO MY PREMISES SATURDAY. SEP
- TENDER Is, large white and brown spotted Cow.
owner can have same BY proving property and paying
charges; JAS. +. wOkTHINGTON. Good Hope Hill.
Anacosta p q. se17-3ts
II OST-SATURDAY SEPTEMBER Is. DIAMOND
IL Earring in Woodward 4 Lothrops store, corner
1lth and sts, on way from store to corner 10Th
and f. via F. Liberal reward if returned to sos
ne. sel7-2ts
II OST-slO REwARD-AN OLD MALTESE CAT
A"bundy." The above reward viii be paid for his
covery. No. 300 N st. NV. se15-6ts
I OsT-ON SEPT. 10. IN 9TH-ST. WING OF CEN
IL ter Market. Lady's Pocketbook containing o sum
OF money. liberal reward ii returned to 1245 3lst
st. NV, or Office. Center Market. sel5-3t:
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ALL hoCsnx1RPHRs should read Moses 4 Sons
ss1vssement In this paper OF bargains in house
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HILL 4 JOHNSTON.
1903 Penn ave.

1926 SD st. or. .m-i......2o
1909 35th St. 5r.......-13
i STORES.
100 32d II. n.w....G75
J, 12O2 [" ..... 35
32l6 n I" 500. 80
aud Oats. so
STABLES.
. Masonic Hall alley SO
Killing. 1894 sd St NV.
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ANOTHER CAMPAIGN BANNER.--The Commissioners
nave granted the Republican Invincible club
permit to string campaign banner across Penn
sylvanla avenue at Perry Carson's hotel. The
banner VIII be elevated next wednesday, when
there will be q display OF fireworks
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Transfers Of Real E.tate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: B. F.
Leighton ct al, to Geo. E. Truman lots % and "a,
blk 81 S525. Ellis House to John c. Yost, sub 81;
SO. 1908; $775. Andrew Diltz to Geo. Emmert. sub
40, So e42; 81 ,306 Edgar s. Kennedy to JAS. Gass
sub IL, 50. 500; s., 800
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DO NOT FORGET for Bargains In Furniture, and
remember no Old stock or shoddy goods.
AT BREiIBARrHs, ODD Fellows Hail.
7tE ST. NV.
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TAILORING DKPARTMKNT.-Our fall stock OF fall
sutfngs and trouserings now ready. Eiseman
BIOS, 7th and sts-, Manufacturing Clothiers and
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furnishing goods
AsroNlsHrNa, how blazing advertisements viii
close out old stock
AS the fall Is upon US and having Just completed
Ine LOT The fall trade, invitation Is extended
me, and 70 those that contemplate purchasing 10
WISH my warerooms that are now ready for busi-
nsss NY stock Is complete, all OF the very best
ior sty lie, quality and nn.sh, prices included
w. Ead competition can't follow. Furniture
Conpiete In all It's branches Don't forget the
pace. BksITBARrH's Odd Fellows Hall,
TIN St NV.
JUST RIGHT. Rich's prices, TT Market Space.
SCHOOL Books at school-list prices at
JOHN c. PARKKRa
TAILORING DEPARrxzSr.-Our fall stock OF fall
Tatlorsl
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. 11oe Pa ave.
How TO KEEP wAxx.-why. It's easy enoughi If
you buy Johnson's steel Plate Warm Air Furnace.
Every one guaranteed.
A S. JOHNSON. 1910 9th ST. NV.
GossAxER CoArs, all sizes. 81, Honander Bros.
PxnTNo.-Milans. SIG 7th ST., bet. andF. Esti-
mates furnished. Low prices Established 1s7o.l
SCHOOL BOOKS at JOHN c. PARKER's, 6l7 and 6l9
7th ST.
Do Nor FORGET for Bargains in Furniture, and
remember no Old stock or shoddy goods
AT BRKITBARrH's, Odd Fellows Hall,
III ST. NV.
or EVERY DEscxrrrIoN-Fan overcoats Else
man Bros. It'll and sts-, Manufacturing Ciothiers
and Tailors
.KAxeARoo SHOES. the best made, at Rich's 1T
Market Space.
fouR eyesight suited 81. Hemplers, Avcor. ~.
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EOR RENT

NOR RENT-
I612 + st. NV. sit 90.
GA 18th st. NV. l2r ]
3l2 9 st NV. Dor.
20l6 0 NV. l4r.........
1224 l4th stn.w..lOr. /.
ll03 H st. NV. lOr...
l106 4 st. n. W.. 12r. -.
II I'D %. NV, l1r....
III Nd. ave. ne, 11r. A..
403 u st. n W.. llr .55.
1870 g st. n. W., ] Or. 81.
BIZ o 1t. NV. 1Or......
22l E Cap. ST.. llr. so.
l14l + st. NV, Tor.
1929 18th st NV, Or. /.
E1S Cor ST.. Or. .46.
DIG 9Th st. NV. 1Or45.
1885 Corcoran ST., Tor. 4.
2l02 H st. II. W.. Sr......
643 E. Cap. st. 11r. 40.
1245 18th st. w., Sr. D..
4O1 I'd OF. n. w.. 7r......
1904 L st. u. 9r.......
1884 Pierce Place. Or.
1913 10th Sc. n. W. Yr35.
1910 Wallach n. Or. 3:S
1929 Wallach Pl. Or. 33.
1I20 Sth st. n.w.,9r. 80.
22lS 9th ST. n. w. Tor. i.
622 o st. W., lOr,.,.,.
2lll II st. NV, Sr...,,,
1889 9Th ST II. W., Tor. =.
429 II st. NV, Sr........
~ 2 St n, W., 6r....;a;t,
81 z st. Sc, Or. %.
Big LIST st. s.e.. 1r... .25.
2lS Arthur Pr. 7r. 20
637 Mass .av.n.e..Tr.-2a
1926 9th St n. w..7r.25,
1918 Linden St, 7r......
1908 Md. ave. s.w., l2r
pa Mass. Nv. n. -
sel5 b II. W
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CITY ITEMS.

Fine Delaware Grapes direct from Canan-
daigua Lake, n T., the most delicious table grapes
on the market. Very choice butter. pound prints,
30c. q pound Mocha and Java coffee, 3Oc. q
pound. Minnesota patent process hour at low
rates. NJ. q p MRrzGER
AT 7th street northwest
Stylish PantalOOns, 1850, Hollander Bros /
IL you don't want to get left hunt up the re-
taller who Keeps the "Grand Republic" cigarros.
agents, Luchs 4 Bro. 1t
COrsets cleaned and reboned 81 12O5 F St
International Exhibition, Newcastle,
1857.
Colgate q CO.'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap
and handkerchief perfume received first awards.
tu,f-2w
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SCHOOL STATIONERY at JOHN G. PAxxxx,s az ana
619 It'll ST " - "A' ~A~
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q s;E a = s4S per month. RIOS. Z %HaaSHSS:.
F sI.i EEENrTSsHp y ss6o ~, an
Conn ~ iii sss SO s s!9 saJ s sSs q
.SSs II JsS;:s i:
a 3S ,d, e nv. Tor Est NV. IA.
s3ss E:s ~. "a ogl ! 5 ssass
1913 s5sss I ~ : :, =. g sis
sss j. nx Sc n s,S e
I$Ss ssEssr:S s s bs. Law ave
STORES OFFICES &c
Store Store i iSs ri Ans L ave. b.'e
s,s;s "a ;..i "a f.; "a
sSsG s 90 4 S;;; ash st: ii::s
he Is, nSF i ig list
house a1s sGfE 4 near r. e
rooms all m L, dumb waiter, open places piazzas
.tuc reserved: $40 Cali after p. ' seis.st:
FoR RENT-I4O9 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
stabs ApSIv bsr , rge house Is rooms and
dress. IT
Tor RENT-HoUsE ll3 MARYLAND. AVE, AD-
and cellar; rent, $50 month se1S3t'
EOR RENT-TWO NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSES
%pSg to i2ls
EoR PENTHOUSE 1926 wALLAcH ST., SIX
Address saap ONCE s good frE% Sss
FOL; RE mt STORY sIx.RooM BEIckS;
4 HHis st. 1 na. gas l29 st. NV e. se dsSRs
EOR PENTHOUSE Az ST. n W., IN NO.
II repair; rooms and bath: with all modern i'm
NOR RENT THE OLDEST BUSINESS STAND
TTT H beside stSss r0SR al newly fitted up Apply to
u eight rooms and BATH double parlors. dining-roo
and kitchen on first aoor cherry mantels with b g:
de.irsbs party cHAs A. sAfsIDs' i6os ST w.
ST. p:ro9
sss oxsE sSHd ss'
lCOE RENT = HOUSE PARTLY FURNISHED; 8
noaae 81 Tsssr Eis &C. long RSrcass
provision store; three.sicry brick store cellar aud
rent. s45. Inquire 1922 G st NV. IT.
EOk RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
1921 18th ,14rsl 90 1915. 1927 wallach pl s35
s sl5 s. :, NV i ISI id5 q &
1902 9Th ST. NV torso SO Union st. s.w. IL
1870 Corcoran st l3r; .50l0fice RS 1O5 9Th stnw %
Mt II. av NV, 1Or46. lOffice rs 1907 stnw.25
LOG Indiana ave-, Tor. 40 Barber shop 18th
9OO St NV. Sr....31.5Ol
FURNISHED.
18th St. near O. 14r, stable in rear per year 900
St. bet. 18th and 14th, 1Sr. per year .,.. =, 500
sunderland Place NV, 11r, per month. ...... $50
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
sel1-2w' 1907 + st. NV.
NOR RENT-A sIX-RooM FRAME HOUSE, WITH
u all modern improvements; terms moderate; square
frSm u CSlum6a cars and herdics; 9th st. me- Enquire
EOR RENT-NEAT z ROOM PRESS BRICK
Printing Office. "a ST. ne. Apply TO CHAS. CUR
lin. 914 LIST st. n.w or GIG st.; $2lo0 se1S-3ts
NOR RENT-FURNISHED- Per NJ
1905 Sunderland Place. iir:.::.:.:i SS
UNFURNISHED.
iS, - $4lo 90
iS;S Sunaeriana race LUZ,
i3ld 20th st. ........................ go
100. DULANY = WHiTiNG. "
sl7-6t 1920 st NV.
EOR RENT-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
all modern improvements; we'll located; northwest:
conyenient to cars and herdics. TYLEk 4 RUTHER-
FORD. 1907 + st. NV. sel7-6t'
LOR RENT-DESIRABLE NEW BRICK HOUSES
- on New Jersey ave-, between b and ats. n. W.
Nine rooms. heated by furnace; bath range hot and
front parking substantially bulls and very attractive
RIOS. 4 WAaGAMAN.
se17-3t 9l7 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. 11os Pa ave.

Row TO KEEP WARM.-Why, its easy enough II
you buy JOhnson's steel Plate warm Air Furnace.
livery one guaranteed.
A s. JOHNSON, 1910 9th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18
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