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EoR RENr-UNFURNIS

Va - nv 4-S Az ~ nv ;
Il IL lafayette So,
1Sr.. $500
1S2l ct. ave. IA w. lSr.,
large stab e rear. 80
1914 T 81. w., 23r. 10
Mass. ave. n W. i Or 166. "a
ZIG Vt ave. NV, l5r. l5U
\. h. ave. NV, lOr......-
1870 Siass. ave. 17r. .l25
i st. NV. Its ....125
l125 10th sIn.w..l 5r.l l5
1879 u ct. Ii. W.. l5r. :. 100
l644 2lst st. n. w..l3r. 100
1914 2lst 81. NV. lot. 100
1l2S l st. NV, l3r. Loo
l102 Pa. ave. Tor. g.. .9l.67
1916 2Ist. st. n.w.,llr.y0
1876 ! ST NV, 14c.S3.35
lI21 DeSales ST., llr.. 10
1904 Conn. ave, ilr....1J
1914 p st. n. w.. l:Sr......10.
lob % St. NV. llr......1O
9lc 18th st. n. W., l5r. 10
1877 Ost. NV. 1lr....-1o
1919 20th st. Nv. Tor. 40
2404 14th ut. sc. ia
l1U9 N st. NV. sr. .o6.0I
l415 y st. NV, 11r....6o
2O02 Il st. NV. 9r......6O
2Ql4 Aillyer Fl, Tor. =. 30
81. N. y. ave.n.w..13r. 60
2.2.6 n. j. ave. a.e.. Or. 80
l04 Ind. ave. NV. Or. 60
2402 14th st. ........oS.33
1881 10Th 1t. 1T. ST
24.e2 l4th st. Or. ....4l.o1
1llU l3tn st. IA. W.. Tor. 30
1904 y st. NV. Or. 30
24l6 l4th st. NV. Tor % (
1914 3Uth st. NV, l1r. 30
The above Houses can ne
our office only. 1HOA
seq
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sIlIit.
1858 18th ct. n W.. or..s50
1871 Corcoral ST.. lOr. ~
1870 d st. s.w.. lir....40
24u6 14tn st. NV. lOr. 40
1905 Il st. NV. Tor. 40
JOS l:5ta st. NV. III. 30
- o Riggs st. NV, Or. -
lo.}0 18th st NV. 1r. 80
1908 9TH ST n.w.. store
and dwelliug...........3.J
1el3 sth ST. NV, Or. :. 30
LIZA :.2tn st. ..1r. ID
j 4e9 : II. NV. Or ..21. ID
] > y ...9th st. n.w.. 7r..25
l5U1 Caroline ST.. Or. -
1923 Nj Il. NV. 7r......O
222.l2 st 1t. s.w.. 6r.....l5
FURNISHED.
18th and K sts., lSr...2J0
10Th ST., near Dupont
Circla, l2-...........250
Coan.ay. e. mr. Il. lSr. go
2 ST., near 18th. l0r. .l5o
q St. near goth. lIr. Us
y St, near l4th, Or. l.s0
% ST.. near 10th. 1lr. 100
18th St, near y, Tor. l25
Nass-av S,oth. l5r.333.:S 50
n. nr. 18th st, Sr......S5
Nass.av.. nr. 18th, l:ir $50
Mass.av-,nr. 18th, l5r. 800
Il. I.av..nr. Ito, lfr.4l6.61
18th ST.. mr.. i, POT. 300
Ct av-, nr. n. 20r.333.33
r st. nr. Goth. llr. go
y st, mr.. 18th, l.Jr 400
h ST., nr. 18th. l3r. 200
Thomas Circle. 500
10th and Q sts., 12r.. LOO
, examined py permltfrom
las J. FISHER & Co.
1874 + sc. NV.
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Robert Harris, a colored boy attempting to
jump on train on 9Th street last night, fell under
the cars and had Toe cut from his right foot He
was removed 10 his home, No. 4l6 street. In tue
police ambulance.
Onieer Slack mas In his possession for identinca-
tion gold breastpin with the Initials -. A. T.,
engraved on IL, and set with hair and a As gold
piece, on which are the letters sc. E CO. They
were taken from a colored man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

MARRIAGE LICENsKs-Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk or the court 10 w
\ Clark, Of Phiiadelphia, Pa, and Lille Nash OF
Mestmoreland County, Va: W. Z Fuller aud
Hepsla W alker, or Alexandra, Va; Thomas Bag
gett and Lizzie Beavers, both OF Fairfax CounIS
Va; Chas. Z. Ashton and Ellen curry; Benjamin.
Allison, or NaAville, Tenn, and ReDecca Delany:
stephen kayutcnd and Henrietta Wheeler
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

Sewing Machines for Rent
Dy week or month at AueruachS, 9TH and II, sole
agency for the lght-running domestic achines,'
domestic Patterns" Il "DOme,tic Dress FOrins"4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

GOOD ExcUsz--Good Boy-Father NAV I 20
TO Brockmann's monkey ana poney show
your mother and me.
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tloYAL
Ror4I
BAx1sa
PowDra.
BAxrso
ABSOLUTELY PuRr.

This powder never varies. marvel Of purity.
styeneth and vholssomsnssa More economical tia,
the ordinary kinda aud cannot b sold in oompstt,op
With the multitude Of Low test short WEIGHT alum or
phosphate powdsrsI Sold only In cana RoxAI BARN.
PovDn Co. 1o6 wan d. ME-
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Hotel johnson, European, 18th and e.
New York and Norfolk oysters. High grade
only. Popular prices. Ladies' and Gents cafe.
Take the elevator. Steamed, New York Stews,
Half-sheil, Saddle Rock BrOii, &C. Lifetime ex-
pertence.
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FAIL ovlacoArsLGeo. spransy,s, 4a4 7th st.

HENRY PETERSEN, whose establishment at An
street and Pennsylvania avenue has made him well
Known, concludes to come up town. and Will open
AZ 4l4 and 4l6 18TH street northwest. To mOrrOw.
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HOOPS SAasApAn111A

II carefully prepared from safsaparilla, Dandeion
Mandrake. Dock Rpsisaewa Juniper Berries and
other wellknown and valuable vegetable remedies by
peculiar combination proportion and process giving
to Hoods sarsapara curative power not possessed by
other medicines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-28

PERFECTION AND MISUNDERSTANDING Claim In
the varied stock In our Tailoring Department.
suits 70 order, $50 and SIS. Eiseinan Bros, 9TH
and SITS. Manufacturing ClOthierS and Iall0rs.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR sAIF-CoMFuRl ABLE NICE GROOM
II Rrfsk ON ~ a a. near 18th; all convenience..
p &c a. 700 Terms 90 suit purchs-er MAceuwAN
A CkAPBfII zoos = 81 se2s Sc
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vsOR SALE-
f2oi4 H stnS.. rooms. lot 26.s1l4o to alley.
3i0s St NV. II rooms, lot 2oxle $1,000.
al q drmss "a 6 I'D bet and Pa ave- lot 2s1lo5 to
X st. bet. 18TH and 10Th 8 roomA lot 2o.exl47 to
Hst;, 2ist frame. rooms. lot 2I,s2 to alley.
Sst. bet 10Th and 2lst IL rooms. lot 2o,l2oshto
a3l 10th s., frame rooms. lot eo,loS los to 20
And large number Of other properties send for
list. GEO. W. LINKINs. 10th aud SITS se22-6t
EQR sALE-No l4l2 MASS. AvENrE-A FINE
- 3-story aud English basement brick house: con-
slns large ROOMS and cellars has latest improved
steam heater: very beet plumbing.
basement.Iwo hne ONCE rooms. toilet room. store
iirst boo -farlor, library and dining room.
second fioor-four large chambers, bath and toilet
room.
Third F1oor-Three large chamber
1rsnsoins over doors and wndows; house built of the
very test material and under the immediate superv
sion OF the owner open places and handsome wood
nantei., with appropriate thing each room front
and back stairway. speaking tubes: wide hail :nortA
and south EXPOSURE lot 25xl05: BEAUTIFUL house and
4. DYER
seZ2-ot 1904 y st n. ".
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1.-THE Grand Republic" Cigarro cannot be beat.
Try them. For sale by all first-clasS dealers.
Wholesale agents, LUCHs & BRO. /
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FOR RENT HOUSES


EoR RENT-vERY CHKAP-A HANDSOMELY
= Furnished house, almost new: good ueighborhood:
800 per month b II. MORRISON, 1915 ct
TrOk RENT-FURNISHED-A THREE TORY
- Brick House OF IA rooms; Handsomely furnished;
utuseed on fashionable avenue; Will lease for one
more years; S25o. Inquire Of n. n. PAnKER
se2S-12t l4ISF St
LcOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE
lwithin boo. Du. ont Circle; S55 month Appy
CHARLES EARLY, Gus 14th St seoS- Wv
ErOR RENT-A DESIRABLE HOT Sc NEAR FAR
EAbLY. COS l4th St se2S-2w
Tor RENT-A 6-Rt ON BRICK HOUSE, WATER
4 and sewer; larre yard aud back entrance. 80 ~
door. seyS-3ts
EOR RENT-TwO TEN-ROOM HOUSES, WITH
bath room and closets ST.. in . fashionable
Politin cars; houses flushed in excellent manner;
handsome nantels tiles and open fire. places through
out. Rent $50 Der month each.
HILL L JOHNSTON.
seZS-St 1908 Penna. ave. u. ".
90 81 st 20 Or. Gas 9Th 81. ne.
s s1 St NV r.. 20 40 81 st ne ar, 20 90
l3SS 9th st n W o. IL 30 1909 sts.e 6r.-.....lO
se:s.3t W. CLARENCE DUvALI. 9o5 + St NV.
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Il UNFINISHED HOU~ES
18Th ST u; W, corner n. modern improvements;
". @. METZERoTT CO.
se2l-1m lilo + st. NV
I,oR RENT-l4o7. l.oo l4ll BOTH ST. (NEw);
4 Possession October 1. 1888. Apply TO l@c3 :IOth
St or VA 10Th ST. au2y-lm
VrOR RkNT-BRAN NEW :-STORY BRICK. BAY
Il windows hot and cold bai b. range, &c. 10 roums:
4 immediate gOod tenant low rent Of x42 Inquire
2O3 u ST. NV. sel5-2w
I,oR RENT-I52s ST. NV. $50 PER MONTH
II Apply to J. J. SHkDD. 1907 Rhode Island ave.
NV. au.SO- ths tn. I'm
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weashev.

The Weather.
For the District OF Columbia. Eastern New York.
Eastern PennsyNauia, New Jersey Delaware
iaryland. and virginia colder; fair; northwester,
~ winds, with light frosts In the interior
Make Housekeepers OF Your Girls IA the sub-
Jects OF an article In the October Ladies, Home
Journal and PRACTICAL Housekeeper, now at the
By the way, you send ten cents In silver or
ramps you Will get Tour numbers, Including the
1nanAsSINng anu Christmas numbers, both OF
which are TO be extraordinary
his magazine, which is nearing a million sub
scfloeIs SHOWS what can be done by numbers.
lew us costs out little apiece for paper and print
ing and binding. The cost Is In getting al Il and
slipping between
We are always at It; never stopping. LADIES
HohE JOURNAL, Philadelphia.
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READY FOR TIE EArrLK.-The Manufacturing
kstaoiisnment, 9lS 7th ST. NV, has their stock
complete OF ready dresses for ladies aud chill
oren; also, coats and underwear. AIl-wool tricot
cloth dresses as low as &o25. To buy the cloth In
any otner store would cost more money. We Will
not quote any prices, but beg or you call and
convince yourself OF the great bargains we have.
We also guarantee saving of 25 per cent on every
purchase Of dry goods from US "Manufacturing
4staolishmenl," 9lS TIN ST. NV
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FAIL OvKRcoArs-Geo. spransy's, 434 9Th st.

ALL HorsEKEEPERs should read Moses & Sons
advertisement IN this paper OF bargains In mouse
furnishing goods
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The Fair. $40 9TH 81. NV.
BIG DRIVES! BIG DRIvEs!!
Last Saturday In September.


The Fair. $40 9TH IT. m.w.
BIG DRIVES! BIG DKIvEs!!
Last Saturday In September.
Tomorrow Big Bargain Day.
Excellent Red BOrdered Cocoa Mat, SIC.
Our Renowned carpet Sweepers, $1.l9.
Notified Smyrna Rugs, worth Csc. Tor SOC.
hand-Painted Freuch China CuspadOres, 47c.
Pretty Nicktne CrumO Brush ana Tray, pc.
Halr-covered Dust Pan and Brush, 2lc.
Fancy China Mustard Pot and Spoon, &c.
Table Mats, only &c.
Combination WnisK Broom Holder, Match Safes and
Wnisk Broom, 14c.
Handsome Hand-taiuJed China Bowls, neat deco
Decorated English China Chamber Sets, s219.
Floral Decorated Tin Toilet Sets, $1.35.
Decorated Sqlare-Shape Tea Sets, So 10.
Decorated Dinner and Tea Set, combined, 100
piec s, new shapes &C., only $12.39
sllver.Piated ForSs, extra quality. Tor soc.
large assortment OF Smyrna hugs, ranging In
prices from &C. TO $7.4S.
The FAIR, Sl2 7th st. NV.
FRANKIE Co., Propretors
Steamed Oysters, Johnsons, 9th and E 2
Saxony Wool German Hand.Knit
Jackets for Ladies. Misses, Men anu Boys, at c.
Auerbachs, Mems Furn., HAS and Sewing Machine
For Saturday, we shall o1er the following
Ladies Kid Button, $l25, worth $780,
Laules Patent Leather Tip Button, $L49, worth
Ladies' Genuine French Kid Button, $3.50, worth
s..
Mems Button, Lace or Congress, $685. worth
$3.50.
Mems Calf Shoes, 81 go, worth $780,
Mems Fine Hand-Sewed Calf SHOES, $780, worth
s..
Children's School Shoes, &c., worth $3.50.
Infants Kid Button Worked Holes, SOC, worth
81.
The above and many other bargains at the
0,rnh FAMILY SHOE STORE,
$40 7th st
Unsurpassed for Workmanship and
Durability.
Our Ladies Fine English Waukenphasts at g. so,
our Ladies' Hand-sewed Dongolas at $3.50, our
Ladies' 81 PatentTipped Lace Balls, our Gents 81
Fine Cali Dress Shoes, our Gents s. Handmade
Dress SHOES, our 81 rs Gents Calf Dress Boots
The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
S24 7th St, bet. II and ].
Steamed Oysters, Johnsons, Och and E 2
New Sleeves for Knit Jackets, at Auer-
Dach'S h, Sewing Machines and Mems Wear. 4
Domestic Sewing Machine once, 7th & H.
Over so Year, Experience
In soap making has brought Cashmere Bouquet
70 Its present perfection. No toilet soap equals it.
f,tu-2w
DtxOn's Yeast Powder always reliable 3m
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Harrison and Morton Campaign BALL
TO BE BOILED FROM THE CAPITOL TO THOMAS CIRCLE



THIS EVENING.
The Harrison and Morton campaign ball, that
started from Cumberland Saturday, reached this
city last evening by train having been the feature
OF political demonstrations at several points In
Maryland. 1t will be escorted from the Peace
Monument this evening by the Republical Ma
tlonal League Club. Republican Invincibles, South
Washington Harrison and Morton Club, the Young
Mems Fiambeau Club and the various republican
state ORGANIZATIONS. The line OF march Will De up
OF the Republican National League Club. Speeches
Will De delivered from platform In front OF the
house by Representatives Henderson, OF Iowa;
Con, OF West Virginia; Johnston, OF Indiana, and
others This ball is modelled upon the one which
was used In the Harrison campaign OF 1S4O. D.
h Brockett, Of Cumberland, Nd. Is the designer
and builder. 1t Is a canvasS-covered sphere IA
ieet In diameter, painted red, white, and blue, In
Imitation oil the American nag, the blue fields be-
political notices
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CITY ITEMS.

The Oriole, s32 sth and 1s20 Pa. ave-.
oners Saturday ana Monday the best so cent 4-but-
ton Kid Gloves ever offered in this city. An ex-
cellent stitched-back KID Glove, fully worth 81 at
&C.; childrens an-wool Jerseys, coat back, S5c;
ladies' JerseyS coat back, 4ec.; inner quality Jer-
seys, plated front, ?3c.; aii-wool Jerseys coat
back, 3d.; fine stockinette Jerseys. Sl.l9; very
nice Jersey military style braid across front, only
$1.49; children's Undershirts, 10, 12h, Ia l8 2l,
"a cts, according to size; childrens Understands or
Drawers In better goods, 10, p, % cts childrens
half.wool UndershirS or Drawers, 25, IS, 80 40
cts ladies' Merino Vests 25, 35 20, 40 cts ladies'
Wool Vests 20 cts ladies' red wool Vests or Pants
IS and 81 cts. large size BeQ ComfortA 69c.; red
lined Bed Comforts, SC; black Cashmere Gloves,
worth CSC, AT h.; our 75c. ladies' dark striped
Skirts 60c; better quality Skirts IS and SO cts;
children's Ribbed Hose 10c.; black Saline COrsets
49c.; ladies' unbleached Hose, full regular lie. |;
ladies' black Hose, white feet, 3 pairs for PC.
Mems Furnishing Go0ds-Heavy Canton Flannel
Drawers, pc; best tailor-made goods at 49c !;
heavyweight Mer1no Undershirts, 2oc,; WOOL
mixed Undershirts or Drawers In white or gray.
80 and SO cts; camels hair Shirts or Drawers 62c
white or red all-wool Underwear, 9Sc.; French
ribbed Half Hose, Iull, regular made, i4c.; lisle
thread Hall Hose, seamless pairs Tor Csc. linen
Collars for 25c.; linen Cuffs EXC; yarn Socks
pairs for 2oc.; nne mer1n0 wool Hose, CSC; 36-
inch Windsor Ties, 10c.; mems Handkerchiefs, 4
Tor &c fancy cheviot shirts, soc heavyweight
Balbrggan Half Hose, pairs for soc. closing out
our mems GOssamers at soc. Shirts, Undersh1rtS
or Drawers 10 ut men up to $50 pounds weight
store closes p m, Saturdays excepted.
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icy lkk CtSr Less THAN Cost. for ten days on
purchase OF s. upwards at Paret,s el3 Pennsyl-
ysnia ave. Everything goes. Stationery and
fancy goods or all kinds See adj
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NOR sALE-ooMFuRl ABLE NICE GROOM
/ e g ioos f = s4l' p1 .sss s..
EoR sALI-HoV,ks North o.e and ] 81. s AZ.
mi lst' 80. sssssoo isos 9th 81 nv. -,
81 Ss 1ss s house. r r q g NV
M n .i iif'.. h~N $1,000 ese 81 a; a.
s,s sci n tsA 4. mn S. sas oh 81 n ~.
tiS c ID. S si1t 800 Sss 70 S ss :.
lois Ioth 81 n ", D. s., ............-,..,. $500
ocs e. ~ NV. d h. NV II Z. 500
lolo Ha. n ". oh rm.'..........,.... 1850
iats iasS 81 NV b. s'oO = s =. n ~ IN IN 1900
i y s.ooo so. ssS tn. Il. 800
io 81 NV. hh m o e+S and ess b ct. n. -,,.o
Iiif Oh ST n W. 1903 ii 81 ma soV0
rs Ind,api NV Nv es % IS o 81 ns 49,
ifls gun 81 NV. SIS iiik 81 .s. as 80
'' ei I'll ST .s.i h Or. 1000 ZOO
Hnls q. RE At S 81 S snc .s.a %s
ths Is, and 4 in. I.rssl Taos K ~AaaxnAN
oh sAlk-IHosE DESIRABLE NEW 2-sToRY
lem cSSssnin srrs' rS Ss.Ss an. sp'
d opes s ps sr n SsS s,s heated b
..ss.,o,. Apply to Green : o6sSfSSasS
Soh sALE-BARGAIN II SOLD AT ONcE-i2-
me- Oh n Ssrs .s Sindos south front near three
lime Address oNNER sos / ct NV . ssssss. On
SoR ,s.ALLtmaousk 1921 on v. and sI.bl de-
y nrso,e home or Investment Property tai. street
Is . .s9 e ess! LOUIS p shol s.1,;
'n Pm s =. .r,rsn aeUsE, SIX ROOMS on
'l .sI.., 5000. caiaTEs v. SSSSPsG
T s,s s ;, BRICK House i4i5
n~ , 10, s ND = y fsice $500 Permit
-. GHsitIEs " W a Snss
se<.-o. p2l eth.
I, OR sALE.THREE NEW TwO-sToRY g. ROOM
Barracks: sood investment; be 6oasIt al b.rs
2-story Groom brick dwelling. st. bet 9th aud
10Th sts n W; s2lo0' rents fer els
h. ss ene sTa'k h0"' y sSS "a b
se2s-ot s2S - nv
IyoK sALE-Io PER CENT lNvEsTMENIs- NFw
II blick corner store and dwelling teasp $4,000;
rents tor go per nIunth. also, 5-roon bricS l,,S.
rented at $3.50. CHAA SHIELDS. lOOo ct
NV. ser n.
I.oR sALE-To CLOSE OUT An ksTATE-AN NICE
II three-story Press Brick House. II st. bet nth
$4,000. on i2t6 ST. bet and NV i1S-, tSyi AID
Groom BRICK, on h 81, bet "a and 81 a " a. ,ta
All q SD order JS Se fer SsaTsS
I,OR sALE-3o2 AND 800 Sd 81 Sc. ROOMS
Il m H. new two-s ory and basement boy window
bncAs; very desirable; trims easy. HLIsKEIL a
MCLEAN, lOOe 1t NV -e22-6t
E,oR sALL-A PREss BRI, FRONT HOUSE on
n St, between 18th st and Connecticut ave. 10
rooms bath and closets rriss, only slo soo
se.2-et 1908 Pennsy SSnia ave nv
I,oR sALE-BETTER THAN A SAVINGS BANK
Il s2o down and 10 per mouth will buy nne build
SOU res Of Penn ave- cars al only 600 P iiIr
LIPS. l4Is New lorA ave- sel5-lm
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COftees, Teas, ChOCOlatcS, &c.
Our Coffees have met the success they Justly de-
serve and customers come IRON all parts OF the
city to purchase them, They are selected with
great care, fresh roasted and fine. Old Government
Java, SOC. Splendid Tea, Mixed, Green or O0long
SOC. ID hci0us Plulns and Delaware Grapes direct
from Canandaigua Lake, New York.
i NJ. & =. Me,Zger, AT 9TH St NV.
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So9 Boundary, Or. % so
lll3 o. b st.n.w., or. 20. 40
~ Z st. NV, Or. ..20.35
loo2 Sd 1t. NV. Or. .20.30
BIZ G 81. s.e.. 6r. ~. 80
12l5 2Sth 1T. NV, 7r...:lU
400 Boundary n.w..7r 70
20 X st. ne. 6r. 10 so
az l. st. NV. 6r.,...1S 80
"a II p st NV. Or. 1880
as N.J.ave. NV, Or. -. ID
% Defrees st.. 6r. 1867
l1O fierce ST., Or. 10. 30
sos 10th st. n .e.,1r. Ii. 40
ia 10Th st. SEER. 1880
81 X st. Sc, Sr ....l5.42
IA 9th st. NV :. OR. .15.40
iIl3 A St ne, Or. 5.4u
los Nj 81. NV. Jr....l5 80
3422 Pros ect av.. 6rl5.30
:526 9Th ST. n e.. Or. :. 30
1925 18th NV, 5r. .la30
Whitney Close. 6r.......l3
9l2k2 5thst. n-w..orl@30
1884 18th st. a.e.. 6r......l4
Cleveland ave-. Or. .....14
20 Fenton II ne. Or l3 50
511 9th st. Sc. or. .l3. 80
81 l1th ST. n.e., Or. ..13
6..9 L 1t. Sc. 6r.....12.37
Nc. EN- sv. s.w ..6r. l2.30
6:.2 4th stn-w., Or. IL. 80
Ills 18th St ne, 6r.....l2
125l I'D St n.w- 5r:.:.lS
lib n. j. av. se-,7r ll.z0
il7-25 Fenton Pi. nell. 30
1857 n. J.ave.n.w,3r1l.30
9l5 27th 1t. n W., 4rlO.30
2l3 Q st. n. W.. 4r--.-....10
Go Z ST. Sc. 4r-
NEk q CO. 916 y o. nv.
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VISITING MILrrIA--The Gray Invincfbles of
Philadelphia, Pa, will visit the Washington Cadet
Corps arriving AT Sixth-street depot on SATURDAY.
morning, at 10 O'Clock, with IL officers, 95 mus
kets AID 70 musicians In the band. Saturday ar
pm, they will be photographed from the south
front OF the Treasury. AT 4::}O pm. the two or
CARNATIONS under command OF Major Fleetwood.
VIII Dc reviewed In front Of the Arlington by Gen,
eral Oroway and the District Commissioners
Inc Visitors viii leave sunday night for Richmond
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l414 18th at. NV. Or.
I746 X. av. NV, l2r.35
Upper part 900 Il st. o
81 n AND ~ sHFf $; .p:.5r 81 SO 90
219 9th st. s.w.. 9r......2o
1896 4th st. NV, Or. 20
931 and 9:I3 c st. s.w.,
Ur....................22.50
1851 18th st. n W.. 6r. 20
40 II st. NV. 4r......2O
1908 18th ST. N. W., Ar. ] d
so Myrtle st.n O.. 7r..-...E
1914 :,dst. ne. 6r......12
2122 X st. n. W.. Ar. IS
S41 I'd st. s.w.. Ar. q
206 18th ST. s.w.. 4r......5
1917 b 81. Q. W., A.. ...3
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vNOR SALE-JUSI FINISHED-TWO HANDSOME
II Stores, o37 and 639 Pennsylvania ave. Q. each
has five rooms second floor fitted mp for house
keeping with kitchen bath, no: and cold water,
10th store and dwelling thoroughly heated by
ia cellar which dry, well ventilated. and has
eted foor Lots 20 feet front each. Price, 637
as. 500; tj:Sy $4,000.
Three 4-room Brick Houses in alley in of Penn
sylyania ave aud 9TH St rented to good tenants
for 10 80 each These houses have water IN tchen
and coucreted yard. Prsce for the three. $500.
A wei located Building Lot, 10 IT. in. front to
alley on south size of North Carolina ave. between
swUkMsTEDT BRADLEY.
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WHAT A DETECTIVE SAYS ABOUT
"The decision In the Case OF Chong Lee, rendered
by Judge Miller" said q detective to q STAB re-
porter, "will give the police department authority
TO break up all opium joints, power which they
never before thought they had For several years
the department mas tried to nnd some law under
which John Chnaman could be held for this
oHense, but until the case OF Chong Lee was
brought before the court they were unable 10 ind
any cause or procedure. The finding OF d law ap-
plying TO these cases Is good thing for the peo-
pie "a the District. The habit OF smoking opium
prevails in every laundry In this city, The sinok-
ing Is not only INDUCED In by Cinnamon, but
many American linen, and even young girls visit
the laundrieS and smoke opium. They usually be-
gin out OF curiosity, and then the habit grows on
them, often To sucn an extent that they are un-
drinking"
81 once found fine looking man In one OF these
joints smoking opium, continued the Ofrlcer IL
asked him why he did so, and he SAID he could
not help IL. lie first smoked because he had the
rheumatism, and found that IL relieved his palms.
put the nablt grew on him TO such an extent that
ne now Was unable TO quit He knew that the
on him ne could not control it,"
'ho~ about the Chinamen?" asked the reporter
'Ihey are, OF course, Affected in the same way, {"
answered the oincer, "Dut they Can probably
STAND the effects longer than an American. They
not only smoke opium but they chew II, which Is
sure death. The opium remains in their stomach
until large ball Is formed anu their death uIts
smoking opium Is getting 10 be q fashionable rad
among certain people. Under the law where
Cinnamon charge lOr the privilege OF smoking
opium they are liable"
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20 Pm Cent Orr
ALL CASH SALES

ALL CASH SALES
NY ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES. Ola
MoNDe. STERLING SILVER AND Sill
vER-PLATED WARE. cLocxs BRoNxks
oPERA-oLAssHs. ETC. ETC. At A DIS
COUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
FRANK n. LEWIS
sse-S1 1915 PA. AVE.
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TOR RENT-HOUSES.
II 1915 n 81. NV, l5r.,
fur. 1225; unfur. 800
Upper part 1905 &17OS
Pa av. NV, Sr.........75
I'll 4 st. se.. l3r.
n12 10th ct. NV. 1lr. .65
1884 Corcoran ST., l3r. 81
9l9 II st. u. w.. Sr. ..,5O
230-236 NJ. q. n ". Or. 80
go Ind. ave. NV. Or. "a
lS4l Corcuran ST., Or. "a
1919 Corcorsn st. llr. IA
2142 4 Zl44 / st. NV,
$50 toS35 I'D NV. yr35. 80 80
14O6 ID st NV, 80
Sd hoor 725 7th st u. W. 20
Upper part laos P Ut.
n-w. "A M ch