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Alexandria Affairs,

WHAT WAsHINGToNIANs CAN vorR IN ALKxAN.
DRIA.-The right OF Alexandrtans resident Ia WASH
ington TO vote her has just been 1udicfally con-
sidered by Judge stuart, OF the Corporation Court
IN the case OF ]. owen Kerby, on appeal from
Register Penn. He held that United States EN-
plOyeS from Alexandria who retain their deter
mination TO return when out or ONCE have the
right TO vote. Those whose families reside here
but do business In Washington, returning often
and still claiming their home In Alexandria can
also vote, but those who, at some time In the past
have resided here and VINO have moved away with
their families and have no tie to bind them TO the
state except floating intention 10 come back at
some future time, can not vote. AS Mr.. X erby
Is OF the latter class the register Is sustained In
his refusal TO register him.
VISITING tIREABN.-A delegation of the Phenix-
Vile, Pa, hose company, Is a visit here and the
visitors are the guests OF the Columbia Fire Co
Last night they were entertained at q ball in
McBurney's Hall and to-day paid visit to Mount
Vernon. Two colored men who accompanied The
Delegation are lodged at a c0lOred boarding house
NOTES.-The County Court, Judge Chichester
has closed It's session. The last trial was that OF
Frank Helnback for assault upon Gilbert Sherrer.
mentioned yesterday, In which verdict OF guilty
was given yesterday afternoon and q fine OF Is
was impoSed--The hour inspection here now is
not compulsory, yet A, 7lS barrels were inspected
Tor the september quarter. The1nspection OF the
september quarter Mast year was 9,614 barrels,
inspection tnen being cOmpulsory.-Miss Nettie
Scndrl mas succeeded Miss Jennie Stanton, having
resigned as teacher or Washington school No. T.
MR.. W. II. Marbury, OF this city, has been an.
pointed assistant treasurer or the Richmond and
Danvllie Railroad Co.-TibOeJJ Allen, supervisor
resigned. A''
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Day GooDs FoR CASH.

DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. immense size, extra
heavy. slight imperfect $3.50, 80. 1915.
HkNRlETTA CASHMEkES, pure WOOL extra wide
double wi th, Tan Terra Gotta, OK Blood, Serpent,
Gobein Blue. Mahogsny and Black real value Soc.
reduced cash price, 4Sc.
Present No. IA pair Of elegant Damask Towels.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs, one yard and half
wide pure wool; real value 75c our cash price SOC.
Present No. "a half dozen fine quality. pure Linen
Damask Napkins worth 75c
LADIES' BROADCLOTH. one yard and half wide.
pure WOOL all colors real value 81 reduced to 81 &c
Present No. "a PAIR of silk Embroidered Corsets
worth 75c.
Cash customers select of the above presents
with Q purchase Of Is.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR nth ST
ELEGANT ROYAL French Serge. pure WOOL wide
our cash price 81 &c.
Present No. 4-Handsome Bridal Quilt worth nj 5O
BLANkETS. immense sze pure wool g. 86 so
Present No. 1.-TWO pairs Dsmask Towels worth a.
HENRIETTA CASHMEREs, nearly one ward and 4
haif wide. hnest quality; worth 81. reduced 81 &c
Present No. 6-One dCzen Damask Napkins worth
Sl.50. f.' "N
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, one yard and q half
wide. pure wool. special BARGAIN SOC
Present No. Pair Of fine Wool Blankets for the
Baby. AoA WIG
Cash customers select one Of the aboys
with purchase of $40. se27
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Looking for His Mother.

VIRGINIA BOYS SEARCH FOR HIS RELATryEs
''Say, mister, can you tell me where my mother
hves?" asked country boy Of Stationkeeper Cess
ford at the first precinct station-house Yesterday
afternoon.
81 dOnt think can" replied the stationkeeper
Betty smith," replied the boy.
.What is your manner"
"ElliS Smith"
show old are your
sixteen years"
"Wnat Is your fathers manner"
"My father Is dead, but his name was BROWN I,
Inen your mother was married second tme?n
"Oh, no; my fathers name was Brown and my
mothers name Is smith"
"Where are you from?D
I'm from Stafford, Va" He added that he had
brother left home about two years ago His mother
sala tnat she was going 10 work In this city, but
ne mao not since heard from her. His brothers
name is Willis Smith, who he also THINKS is in
washington; The boy was told to find the num-
per ol the mouse and on what street he was
stopping and report TO the station and the oficers
"oolo 20 tneir best TO ind his mother and brother
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

-
Eess9tss5-,ss. E:sr: q: Z: is':::fs
R9S 4 =: ii II 4 = y
Slf Y \ !. y; ss:f isSs s'S.; ~. 's:iSsS
elise A 1 uAywoop. 90 OH .. ~.
FYs sE NJ, btsiAAs, ELAyANIInooA
syFlys ss:s. ,Sb4 Is =. siSsi
l>oa RkNT-HRioK. ifSs STn II. NV, ssvEN
4 Ss.sS Sso Sss sss'A. fsaSS. fktERS. SIP S;S
l>0H RENT-IHoaf INV afx,k0oM HOUSES
BE heasi sud- .V0ettua as.r ssertie railway, wide
!!sSsSsaSs WI y Sss:a.a aba. SSsS. l. L EHsf.
Eoh kkNT-A MAT six,R0ON hKicS HOUSE
III ela a. &e, tlo, 80 pr gaoath, key at $40, M-o
XXI 81, nws ID rVesaA 500 pes w. Owner st 5ls
Sss- Widow Sisk SSSss. ssais,ais room. and
s'nSiiS ';a ~ sisA ,ii rP 40 s'f
E0R RKNT-l3aT lIrH sT.S,w., 6oN1oRrARLK
S-ssory brck awelsus SALOON pArlor roouss bath;
ass a ssS s5S xSSS 81, lax ss e 9
EOA RENT-iN ANAoosTlA. NEW sIX.RooM
TSssss large lot: sood water; swiftly .nd health.
;as tS0'' for s00 ''' s'- iSpsa &
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D. You

D. You
have that sssrsms tired fsslius laasuon without ap.
petite OF stssassh. impaired digestion. and general
FEELING OF misery Il 10 impossible dssczibeS Hoods
sarsapssila 10 wonderful medicine for creating IN
appetite promoting digestion, and tonius up the whole
systs Gvtrs strength and activity in place Of weak.
moss and debility. H sure to get Hoods.
take Hoods sarsaparilla every year q tonic with
most satisfactory results. recommend Hoods sar.
sapariia to AL who have that miserable tired feeling
@ FAMILIAR SA9 Bridge street Brooklyn, ny.
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druEsists q; six for a5. Prepared only
BY @. l. HOOD CO.. Apotheoartss Lowell. Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Their COurlship Ended.

MARYLAND NAN GETS BRIDE IN THIS CITY.
For some three or four years past Mr.. Joseph
Letournau, OF Annapolis, Nd, and Miss Fannie
May Turner. OF 1894 New Jersey avenue, this city,
had been keeping company" and for nearly a
year had been engaged. Yesterday their court
ship was ended by marriage. The young man.
some months ago having attained his majority,
asked the consent OF the young lady'S father to
tnelr union. NO satisfactory answer was received
oy the anxious lover. II was thought that this
would prevent any wedding for time at least
ever, and once In a while the lover visited wash
!ngton. Finally an agreement was reached that
II he came up here about the 1sJ Of October his
sweetheart would consent to marry him The
young man Called at Miss Turner'S residence yes
terday, and the lovers walked to the house or
friend living on 9th street, near p street. Leaving
the lady there, the young man procured q mar
rlage license, and they then proceeded 10 the par
Sonage OF Grace NJ. L. chu Oh, where Rev. Mr.
Weech tied The knot which binds them In matri-
mOny, and they left for their new home by the
afternoon train.
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Two Divorces Granted

Yesterday. Judge James, In the Equity Court.
made two DEGREES OF divorce In the case of Nettie
Ashton agt. George Ashton, the petition, filed In
April by Mr.. Darlington, stated that they were
married december % 1883, and charged the hus-
band with being an habiLull drunkard and with
beating and abusing her and threatening her life
In the case OF Laura Bellew agt VIM. X. Bellew
were married May 20 1884 and she CHARGED h. m
her. ~fFNAS
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for Edu-
catfonal and Charitable purposes and its franchise
made part of the present State Constitution in 1879
by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually, (June and December,. and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
on each Of the other ten months in the year. and
all drawn in public, at the Academy OF Music. New
Orleans, La.
I've do hereby certify that snperrise the arrange
nen for all the Month and SENT nnudl Drdui,sOsof
The Eousidna State Lottery Company, and person
,adna0e and control The Daginos theseipes. and that
the conducted utth honesty [drness and in
faith to,co-d all arties and authorize ke Conn
zdav to this cestylcGts srih tac-stnsles " se-
natures attached in rs advertisements"
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CITY AND DISTRICT

A0use0snss To.Nigh6
NAIIoNAL-'Tns World Against Her.
AlAArGR's-"Si
HARkB.-~The Golden Giant"
kxRSAxs-Hyde's Specially Troupe.
ESrHxxr RINE.-Aonkey Comedians
PAxoRAMA-sBatt,eo OF SHILOH"
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FOR SALE-HOuSES

IroR sALx-TiiRE s DRY AND H.srVrxr
Pre-. iet hou,s omsnolern imprOvrmen,s.
sod nsishberhood. Apply STA L 81 ". oc5-sts
l.OR eALE-pRlssED BRICK BAY wINDow
II uips rooms and l4thi every modern oonvsnie Nc.
lot IL .oxlSd 20 SO-foot Alley. on ct e. let 0th
and 7th, inspection until October o: Al loo ons
third cssh. Agply 70 John y. DoNoH0E 3i3 East
Capitol ct oo3 So
I,oR sAlE-BkIcK HOUSE $40 o ST. n W a
C rooas aud bath Al mod. igge prio. %. zoo;
INoR eALH-A y ,RGAIN-A HANDSOME NEw
dwellins near Dupont Circle 81 the price which tie
property coat about i've ysars when the ground
vas worth lsss than bs.f IL present value
ocs-ot Nm. r. YOUNG 1903 II e NV.
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BReoGA lash ., Prscss eNarsasseSA


Wa hepe 70 reNcA . usilit0a s0osauoers before
~ eso VI the year. and SAts b how and why,
TIE prtrs % tWo earNafvs pAyS Wf Septemocr,
oceoeSs, Novembef, Decenbef, send Ten cents u
Atver 90 Stamps
Tao LADIES' houss Journal and Practical HOUSE.
Hespsc-3evsf MAS published bptoro so go0d
nsxA&Aae NO wives and da0xotors tof aaytainS
IKE t0e saooey,
II y tAe coming million that does IL. We havo
passed The esif militoo--lndced NC pissed u oaco
eeNee-uo trust we have passed. 10 tor gocd
%uAop are permancnt yearly Subscriptions
Toe fvSt are onty ten-cvnt suoacnpuooS NO
matter, What We want b TO let all families Know
What cfao q a million can ge< for Aau-s-ooaiar
year,
the Ocsooer Number Is on the rcws-stands-six
CENTS lkpiE1 fioYH JOURNAL. Philadelphia
FAIL OvHRcuArs> ErsRA ~ RR0sl, TN and 4
AAk HoQS.xIxPxks should read Noses sons
sQvsfsseemeaS la SAis paper Of bargains N house
fernhssias goods
6skAz RAEaAcSs 10 new and used Pianos at q
L Wild bros. TU9 IN street northwest.
FAN OvHR<nArsl KiSx1AS Bios, Sth and L
k8Ss DgRsI HATS, fail styles sl.So and 81 extra
vniue. 4. 7. LswSs as TN ST.
OCR Oh PASKoSs pleased and new ones aston
1soet ~ oar iln,2eaS1 stock OF clothing. see our
Fall 0vsrcoass $40
snsxMAN RsosL, 7th and L
Manufacturing Clo<aiers and Tailors.
MIX AND WHISKY TEsrxks, HExPLERs ava, ~.
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Wilson Pure Rye whisky
3 Justly celebrated for Its purity and excellence.
For the sdeboard or the sick room 1t has no equal
% per gallon, el.25 per bottle. Give it trial.
n. 4 p. METzGER,
All IN N
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

EoR sALE-oNE PINE BLACK NkKE AND ONE
ipi5 :. 10 Il 'S Ss %, .fssi s ,e% n O' "- IL
s1s. s q 50 ht.saf ls: s sSh 4
ilnss ~ ~ - % e. - yery streis Jersey
sslSe. ss.. sSsy sossr sss ssr Ham,
SOC Ip al kinds and qualities horse BLANKETS sad
tl.ssSsr. Tofh2SS issi r. .ss . NV ' $50 IS ia
ISoh sALE-yEkY HANDSOME sTYL sH DARK
i hs,a re- sssr old, trce aud ple.-snt 10 drlvei
s ss.sn On A 6. SksIwAED H1 Mocsqlsgs
yery me; cheap for c,sS en- =. s.sp A. Pe,eis
ssaole. 3ll 9Th st nv oc:-at.
'39h sALE-LIITER or FTNF ENGLISH pro
Ten. scEGIDs Bra ssSS. s si issS It n No
i Tiss sssAd m. loUR-sEATED CAR
sss 81 10 seen at stable IN OF sois Ret nv
i Y Re sA.l n,h FATHERS NEw AND CLAN
STANDARD pusTEs co. S:s Il hT ~ ssiIyeT.d'
q, s Year. IA stLaNnIn, ALIVE IA1 HORSE
a q AnS quiet suitable Tor e.rrlare OF coSps ~
u sound aud KIN sud eood saddle bDs Af hohsL:
.ss sod hairless vii sell -eIAr4tely raTe cl,.ns y,
winter sdd. Boz ias. s.f o ss.s away ,eT ss
= a nntnres centrally located. nov dong praai
immesiAte ptohiAble business and MI 70 e.a.sse an
bargain J. {. HANILAND Mitchelrs I,eh.n nssa 40
d 81 n. W. eS<
SoR sALE-A PAIR OF YOUNG HORSES. wElI.
y mstched sold for want OF use: can H. sen r.
ClArk's st~ble liza q st % S,.
,ok sAIE-JlsT PROM TIRE CoUNTRY-paRK
BAY Horse 10 y hands hlsh. i've year, old snuni
sent.e good driver. Can be seen al kEANilyS 81.
. Anie ear OF 70 st, bet. 18th and 18th nv
L,oR sALE-A VERY RooMY JUMP-sFAT Rock-
~ away carriage, an good order. cheap. Addryss T.
Star Office. ,,r.s-.tt
l,ok sAIE-sToCk AND FIXTURES or A Gi,o-
Il Gerry aud provision store and tar TO an Alta he'd
good business stand EoOd reasons for -.llns Appy
corner New Hampshire ave aud ST nv oc--i.
I.oR sALE-aURsE AND BUGaY-BAY HokSE
Il old. sold for ault will -.ll .lp.r.telN
Apply AZ CLAlkk's LIVERY STABLE ls.,. q ID "a n
oc2-3ts
\. OR sALE-oNE BAY HORSE, YEARS OLD. A
tine driver very gentle. also Dayton aud itSrns-s
can be seen at l2ls & ct "a ". bargain. o,2 81
l,OR sALE-7-HoksE oTro GAS ENGINE. GOOD
Il terms Nm Z. CoDD. POLO AliceAuna 81. alt
more. OIL al
l,oR sALE-FURNITURE OF A PRIVATE RESI-
II dence-A family, STOUT TO remove from thu ,fty
offer part all the Furniture OF a hAnsl-uIne resi-
dence private sale for q days addts-s "a al
next Wednesday evening. WILLIAMS stAr uffco-
cl-3t'
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Look at the Art Exhibition OF Needle
Work, made on Domestic sewing Macine at St
Joseph's Fair, Rifes' ArmOry. c. AURRBACH, 9TH
and II, Sole Agent. /
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U. 8 MAMMALS SALE OF q fine assortment of
onoeo viii take place tomorrow morning az II
O'Clock &C the auction rooms OF Duncanson Bros.
9th and streets northwest
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WHEELMEN AT TENNIS.
Opening Of the Tournament Of the
Capital Club YESTERDAY.

The tournament OF the Capital Tennis Club on
the cluos courts, corner 18th and streets, COM
meneed yesterday afternoon, and the opening
games were well contested. good deal OF inter-
est was manifested by the spectators of whom
there was good attendance notwithstanding the
emily weather. In the preliminary round Ii. w.
oids beat l. w. Seely, Ga, 40, go J. Mckee Bor-
oen Deaf L. b. Cram, 6-5, 81. The latter contest
was particularly interesting and was replete with
good plays. Borden was In excellent form and
managed to return with success the tricky left
handed serves OF his opponent. In the nrst round
= s:s Z Lewis beat Douglas Dyrenforth, e-a 81.
ane annnisned match between La Dow and Kaun-
r r' se0ou SET all and three games to one In
n,n o' ol haunmann. The match between H W.
o JUS ano !; r. Borden was also unfinished the
Two unfinished contests win be comnstad th,s
a,s e,rnoon' ana Clarence Byrnes will be pitted
Eugene Byfnes lrs snS j., W: Z. Cram against
BeAlL o"sA oSoAnss SeWdEu
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The Dowager Empress Victoria, who is seay,n,
saturday. w
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Sewing Machines for Rent
Dy week or month at Auerbach'S 7th and Il, sole
agency for the lght-running Domestic NJ achinesn
domestic Patterns" domestic Dress FOrms u
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Domestic Sewing Machine ONCE, 7th H.
81 Buyers get Glass Platter Youngs Sc
store, 924 9TH St Bargains given In ali depart
menus 1856
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CITY ITEMS.

The Reason why the Grand Republic CT.
earros ana Bunos are so popular is they are the
osst value Tor the least money, and long Havana
nI!er. For sale BY all nrst-class dealers Whole
sale agents, LUCHs BRO
18th and sta n w.
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sc.seiis .r~s CfNUINx- uhsch - oder q 4ec -
~ of eve u poun1A e l7e. - pssna kotA
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InaAequacy Of the Auaco.eia Ea,,A~.
10 the Editor Of The EVENING star:
Ine repott Oh Capt symons upon the Anacostia
for the travel being the only means Of sccsss 20
washington from the Governments Hosn,ts, To-
the insane, the German Orphan Asylum and two
Important highways into Maryland. which con.
verge al the Anacostia end The trafr,c IA nes
ana constant; % market days nifty or sixtv fearns
draw must % raised 10 pass ali vessela from a.
scow up. creating o blockade from one-eighfh ~
long. The bridge IL narrow and while iaros ,oa y
OF hay or straw are crossing often other vehiciSs
are compelled 70 wait az the endA Parts OF ma
buggy tops broken In attempts 70 pasS
ANAcoonA
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RasesA issA g. aAe-Ftx,xtes and caaaaeuera

neENH We ScHeeA characterization rlAAy
va sssafaeSs We pstfsrAAAee ef HeeknaAAS
AsakesA Peass AID aegs "a E.ssreot k,ak uiM
ee.esssSS a. a&ls = n iAs.esd VI ss3a kvvAiaS
u eeatS ~tA Aasals AAy eAaAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

TIusfBEs SALE OF desirable dwelling house M
406 street northwest This house Is desirablv
located and suitable for business or professional
man.
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% Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
KY Wh1Skey, best In the world for the money
Orders by mall MCGEE's, 9th near D st. saw
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- Pleasant Valley Dry and Sweet Catawba,
one dollar per gallon. JAS. d. DONNELLY
i Cor. 14th and as n w.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E1'eh hEN4-
~ FpEN4sHHR Per meath
ave ane Houses m kAsde hlnAa ave. near
eesns, Hease, sL Aw. overwhelming i-Sfk
ls x. Esss 4, f tesa sska a.
Nah NE laAA rssaAs ND ssatle,
1eth 81, NsrF nAE and stable. ,,,.
$sJAss aaA Oh, Asaf Iowa GFcA Inc, lsd Sabls 300
eAiaa. nsss satas Inca AND tssiliah sas D aas..
fsS: wear RaiSat eis,s. n Es.is Stissils
LAW ssSSls My. Te1 ls sd Ne1sssrs 10
SstMsa ssss iowa ureis, ius tsiG .iass
ksltY Tvs kea-s st., L. sr aaiS. GsSses iowa,
tkfkkNlAaEh
~ Pear 4tA O.. AVID raplc, s1G "a
l54v latA o., VA Iowa Oh. Gle 1A0
Ss dssS ms asss eysa, sye gr, sNa tsla".
s'sseA hea.s rAa .terys .ps l.t end stA Aw,A IA
S.rssa. esass ~, year lst eAiy Oct H.. Sa@
sosy lAth q, awsllaf steve steis, ,v,...,,..,..
eAli 4,fS An tAAeA 10Th st
&vf peitAissawA " lAslspet sptly to
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VIM roLrrseAA BAsA . Kr4Asss,.

ne vvsahercal 1904 peAf4As, pNf ma
81 hsnss and our dressss are srlilar fAss,
-THs ksAseN WsF,
We ere the only ssaAafSvturor. Ia the oisr up,,,
TAG ready-made aresscz. yv,ss ara SssssS
~ess asS We are ssie " give ysa a Es,ytseMe,ss
ws.ssss docs ~ 81 fae asrx wiN pa tivsS
yese tes &Sfs - aas e>set aresssaAkiAt es,ab.
leAnsaS We ssse aaeke sso@sse 20 es,iof IA as,e
aa{s astHetN kesAesseet, VI. kaarsaasse q saviAs
Y % peg eeAs ea al dry eesis parcA sesa tsesa ~
AASs&Aefsaisss SsfAslsesANNN
PIN tia strV& a ~.
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EOK RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

1921 10th st NV. 90 1919 wallsch Place .35
i94Q 19th St NJ l9r 90 l2o5 4th st w. Or 81 59
2l03 St NV, Tor. 50 SO7 Boundy NV, 6r.225 so
a22 Corcoran st l3r 80 2UO6 sth ST. 6r 20
1927 st. NV, 1!r.. so Union s.w, .13
Mr. NV. lOr46. 80 Office 7O5 9Th st.n. 25
100 Indiana ave Tor 40 Office rs 1907 st. n,w25
800 St NV, Sr.. 1850 Barber shop 18th NV.
FURNISHED
18th ST.. near O. lar, stable in rear per year 900
NJ st., bet 18th and 14th, 1Sr. yesr = 500
Sunderland Place NV. llr.. per month $50
TYLER RUTHERFORD,
oc26ts 1907 st. NV
INOR RENT-l226 MASSACHUSETJ AVE. NV,
Il three-story brick ten rooms and BATH bay win
dow; latrobes gas and ater recently repaired Key
at 1890 Massachusetts ave. ocl-3ts
ICOR RENT-TO PRiVATE FAMILY, No chill
II dren-part of furnished house; nine rooms; mod
ern improvements. us 18TH NV. $50. Apply on
premises ocl-3ls
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kspucI your rent by placing your spare rooms
with K p. Hutchins Co, 1921 street.-Adr'L
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nfOkrED DUTCH BULBS AT AUCTION -To-morrov
AZ ~ O'Clock, at bis auction roons, NJ Thomas
Downing Will sell a choice Consignment OF Hya
cantns, Narcissus Tulips and other Desirable sp CT
mems, being direct import alton. Ladies' and
t1on. " "ssen-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

Cut Prices on Lap Robes and Horse Blankets
OF all grades at ToPHAMs 1881 Pa. ave. 1w
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Use Anchor Brand Coffee and no other I'm
Good day has come, when you can buy good
uniment-Salvatlon O1l-for Is cents
DtxOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

Tukas ned - 10 sseoad coasfterastoa Of yeal
1oasy wSsl speas whoa yua hay Jour etotAins
a. ga
EssxxAS Bsos. ,tA aad Z Reliable Cio<aiesa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

JAfASkss PokcKLAISs, BRoSZEs, &C., AT Auc-
Iios.-Inere wall be a closing sale OF this eoIlec-
Ton al Downngs auction rooms tomorrow al 4
Oeiock- IL Is choice lot or goods, and some OF
tne nnest sp elmens yet 70 De sold IL Is stated
tnat the consignment must be closed out TO-
morrow. w
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nove&Seee " laoeee, MeaseA aud oAltdfVaS wraps
ssasA FeseSA IoseA hssAeey, saskVrweAk, se., IL
TSte3N 90 feaaaytvaala aSeaae>
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~ '31 0sVVLv " W1sCV33 annSS WILCUX.
IIoR RENr-Q}A 81 \. W. TEN.RooM BRICK
PAINTED and papsr d; t6A to permanent tenant or
WOULD sxrhxass for smaller property. u b, GAY.
WOOD. O10 ssA NV. oo3Sr
INon RENT-l%8 O ST. n. T.. NEW TIRE STORY
bay window brick, seven rooms bath and cl9.st,
III modern improvements; $40. ]. ]. WILMAkTH
Attorney-at-LAw, 927 ~ vt. NV. oc3-3r
EOR hENT-TEN-RQOM BRICK HOUSE, HALL,
4 water. rae, latrobe BATH bay window; good negh.
RICHARDSON. HOG L u. oo3- St.
Tor kENT-DwELLING lll7 10TH ST n. W.. !:
- $50. Key ncxt door. Inquire 926 Louisiana ave
NV oc2-6t
EOR RENT-EI0HT-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
IN 0sorgetoyn; the owner. plain mechanic and
children. Add ess SOBkk, Star Office. oc2-3t'
EOR Rem T-TEN-ROOM BAY.wINDOW BRICK.
I905 st; NV; m: /: newly pspered convenient
Sl0o Vermont ave.; stable; s22.o0. OWNER. p95 o
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IhE GOSPEL MEETINGS TO be conducted by Rev
= II iatInan Will be opened this evening with a
pNnmnary meeting W be held at Wesley Chapel
AitefhOoh anc eVrrlns services viii be held tach
Say, oesIhhlng on THURSDAY and continuing
through until the IAN INST Tn. meetina,s - g
sspeci3Ily Intended Tor young people, and win be
hed Under the auspices OF the sunday SCHOOLS on
the central district 0oAs Vi
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Il very desirable residence near Iowa Circle
com aiming thirteen rooms aud ali m Improve
mems. New stable accommodating three horses This
property very attractive aud VIII he sod al b.r.
gain: For particulars inquire Of NJ. NJ PARKER
se29- LIT l4lsFst
INoR sALE.-BARGAIN-2 BEAUTIFUL NEW
Il residences northwest near 10th st. 3stury base
ment, 10 rooms per cent Investment prices re-
spectively $500 and s. 500 each OWNkR las
Pierce Place bet 5 and 4 u.w sell linz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03

IHE AsBVRY MUsEE has teen opened In the Old
N r. church on 9Th street, between + and r. wnere
Is on exhibition reproduction In wax OF Nun
nacLl famous painting. Christ Before Plate y
realistic. SN''