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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

oh SALE ITO ,,ru srxw
Threestory ten-room brick residence, with good lot
To an Immediate pure Will he sold cheap, prop
cry must De disposed OF within next few weeks.
THOS j. FISHER 4 CO.
mh23-6t ID a i st n
IHoR SALE-RHoDE ISLAND AVE. BETWEEN
- l4th aud 10TH; new. ID rooms built IN the
thorough manner. VI. II. fAhkER
mh23-lpt 14ts 1T.
LroR sALE-I5I0 q ST.: 22xI2O: IL ROOMS;
l. built IN most approved manner tor owners use
VIII be seli cheap. price reduced NJ. NJ PALkEh
mh23-l3t slIls st
L,OR SALE-3STORY BAY-wINDow BRICK. aO3
Il ST.; rooms ali improvements, south iruni,
venieit TO churches schools, and market 81 100
$500 cash. Owner 90J [ 81. mh.,3It'
IrOR SALE - S...5o0-EAsY TERMS A RARE
II chanre TO secure a cheap. comfortable home.
House Jls ST. rooIns. ct "a froat by ITO
feet deep TO 2S-foot alley. Apply al once 10
ChAS. A. SHIELDS
mh23-3t lG0O ~. NV
vNUR SALE OR EXCHANGE 49, FOR VACANT
Il ground-three-stCry brick near Government PRINT
ing ofice, now under rood rental
mh23-6t FRANK II. PELOUZE. 1i16 street.
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FINE CoRsErs and feather-weight bustles, 1905 +.

NOT THE SIANRsE TwISs-JOhn Edwards and
Wm Carleton occupied the same room together In
- ate street, Chicago. CuriOusly, both were SUI
ir-lng from intense neuralgia pains In the face,
and we're driven almost crazy by that and pro-
lp1ged SleeplessneSS. The first named, driven to
despair, shot himself through the head. while the
second, by the advice OF friend, procured bot
lie 81 scotch Oats Essence and In fortyeignt hours
wsis "A well and happy man.
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Assaulted by a Drunken Officer.

CoL0RED POLICEMAN BROWN FINED S20--AN ADD.
TI0NAL CHARGE OF PERJURY MADE AGAINST HIM.
This morning Special Officer Uley Brown (col-
ored) was called upon to plead to a charge OF as
saulting young white man named Harry Mace,
who testified that about IL O'Clock Tuesday night
while passing the corner or New Jersey avenue and
street he saw Brown holding TO tree box blow
Ing his distress whistle. Witness asked him what
was the matter. Brown called him u vile name
and answered. Il can tell you what's the NATTER"
Dd struck witness with his club. He then drew
MS revolver and said, "Ill shoot you for fun"
witness ran into front yard and the defendant
dealt hun two more blows.
several other witnesses gave similar evidence
and one OF them said that the defendant also
threatened TO shoot him. All OF the witnesses tes-
tlnet that the defendant was drunk.
The defendant denied that he struck Mace and
that he had been drinking He said the white ones
had been drinking lie attempted TO arrest Mace
for ObStructing the sidewalk.
The judge commented on the fact OF an officers
drinking, out said as no serious injury had been
done he would make the fine only $40. Mr.. Shep-
perd directed the prosecuting witness to out
warrant against Brown for perjury, which was
done.
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Phillips Digestiblc Cocoa does not dis
tress, ana adds flesh and weight. 2
California Tickets, j. +. Minor, b. & o.
Depot. 26t
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Our Tea and Coffee Department has be-
best OF goods at reasonable prices Try pound OF
our Coffee or package OF our tea and you will he
pieaSed. N. & p ME1ZGER,
i Al 9TH street northwest,
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HARp1Ne OK OsE String.

HAnp1se OK OsE String.
AND THAT STRING PLAYS BUT ONE
TUNE TO-DAY. ANb THAT TUNE IS ALL
ABOUT SPRING OvERCoATs.
THE ovERCOATs ARE NOT ALL ALIKE,
HOWEVER AND THERE ARE SPECIAL
TIES AMONG THEM.
FIRST WE MENTION FINE GoODs-As
FINE AS YOU'LL SEE ANYWHERE. AS
FINE AS YOUR TAILOR WILL MAKEYOU.
AMONG LIGHT CoLnRs THE NEW VEN
ETHAN OvERCOATING Is ONE OF THE
HANDsoMEsT AND MOST FASHIONABLE
GOODS BROUGHT OUT THIS SEASON. WE
HAVE THEM READY-MADE, LINED WITH
THE FINEST SILK SERGE. GENTLE
MANS OvERCOAT. AND NO ONE ELSE IN
WASHINGTON HAS THEM. THEY WERE
MADE FROM OUR OWN GOODS FOR OUR
FINEST TRADE
NEXT COMES OUR NEW BROAD. VALE
DIAGONAL wORsTED. DARK CoLoRs.
THESE ARE ALSO FINE GOODS MADE
UP FROM OUR OWN PIECE GOODS. AND
ARE EXCLUSIVE STYLES.
THEN COME DOWN THROUGH THE
VARIOUS GRADES TO OUR s1o. s12 AND
$15 COATS.
WE BOAST ABOUT THESE GRADES.
DON'T THINK YOU'LL FIND so GOOD OR
SO STYLISH COATS AT THESE PRICES AS
WE SHOW.
WE KNOW THE GOODS. WE KNOW THE
MAKE. AND WE GUARANTEE ALL
z b BARNuM L Co.
mh20 s31 PENN. AVENUE
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CoooA-rHErA

Easily digested: Of the 6neet flavor. hearty bever.
age for strong appetite delicate drink for the ser
sitve Thoroughly tested; nutritious pslafable: m.
excelled IN purity no unpleasant after efects Re.
Marian Harland. Christine Terhune Herrick Dean
n Thomas, n d. pronounce IL the best Of N the
powdered chocolates. No other oouals IL in 6svor
purity. and antdyyPeptc qualities. Sold BY Gr0csrS
q. o. WILBUR SONS
d14-w.fkm,6m Philadelphia Pa
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Oar Filthy Streess-A Correspondence
Suggestion.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Iobserved last night in your paper a few lines
referring TO the flthy condition OF our streets.
This has now lasted three years, and is disgrace
10 the Government and is just destroying the at
traction the city has had for spring travellers.
why do you nor write daily about II, spacing your
article, and drawing attention to II? or better,
why do you not start petition to Congress or the
commissioners and get IL signed by property
tholders? There Is no excuse for the NTH. 1t
destroys not only comfort In the Streets but fur
niture, apparel and works OF art
. March y, 1855. CAROLINE H. DALI.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

E,oR RENT-GENrl.ENAN GOING ABROAD WILL
sase Tor one, two or thre' year completely new
uweting desirable northwest location. house CON
tains rooms, exclusive Of store rOons. closets.
Mster.eosets, and fael rooms. rent moderate. Ad-
dress NoMAD. star once. mhle-st'
tSok REM OR sALE-NEw THREE STORY NINE
II room houee. u ! ne well built; desirnSly lo-
cafed; mod lm furnace grate cellar, Large closets
f2O-5v.
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FOR SALE-HOUSFS

I,oR SALE - FINE RESIDENCE DESIRABLE
Il locality; large rooms. hard wooi I'm. sh: oak and
walnut floors. furnace open CRATE: lot - by 100
with stable; offer wanted Address OFFER, Star
Office. nih23-2t-
E'0R SALE-BARGAlS FOR SMALL INVESTORS
II brick. nearly price 81 500 $3.50 cash: rays
over 10 per cent. Address INVESTOR. Star office.
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'ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glass Wood, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u Id. "Ward" prints 45c. per 10.
5c. per quart.
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The Service Of Warrants.
JUDGE SMELL GIVES SOME ADVICE TO THE POLICE
FORCE

FORCE.
This morning, in the Police Court Judge Smell
gave some good advice to officers concerning the
service OF warrants, especially those issued by
magistrates. 1t appears that two colored men
Henry Fields and VIM J0nes-were arrested by
the officers of the eighth precinct on a charge OF
stealing four pigs from the farm OF Perkins &
McChesney, in Prince Georges County, Nd. The
pigs were sold to a colored man named Samuel
Dean who lives near Howard University Learning
where the pigs were, Mr.. McChesney went before
Justice Helmick and obtained a warrant on which
there appeared the name OF no defendant. 1t
charged that whereas VIM. r.. McChesney hath
upon oath before me, justice OF the peace,
declared that pigs OF the value OF So were feloni-
ousiy stolen, taken and carried away out OF the
possession or the said McChesney q Perkins, and
That he hath Just cause TO suspect, and
doth suspect that the said goods and
chattels are now In pen at the reser-
voir near Howard University, you are therefore
hereby commanded TO search the said premises,
and II found, to bring the person before the Police
Court" sHI
Mr.. Shepperd refused to pay any attention to the
warrant, but Dean and his wife, who had been
arrested, consented TO give up the pigs as soon
they learned that they were stolen. The judge
told the officers that they should examine all war
rants given them for service. II In this case the
man had resisted and assaulted the officer, the
latter would have had no remedy, as the warrant
was no protection whatever. The charge against
Fields and Jones was continued.
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West Washington Building Association
SnIt.

BILL FILED FOR AN ACCOUNT, RECEIVER, ETC.
j. A. Blandon and the executors OF the will Of
the late Capt. James Goddard have, by F. W..
Jones, filed bill against Mayhem Platter and W.
d. CassIn, trustees. and others, for an account,
receiver and injunction, This suit grows out OF
the business Of the Thirteenth Building Associa-
ton OF West Washington, and compliments aver
that they borrowed FUNDS from the association;
that the association ceased 10 do business in Feb
ruary. 1856, when those who had not borrowed
ceased 10 make monthly payments OF 81 per share,
which the bill AYERS they should have continued
They assert that no time OF the partnership was
fixed, but it was understood that when the
money accumulated was sufficient TO cancel
the shares OF stock at the nominal value,
1t should cease. The compliments charge
cert ain members with irregular and improper acts
under the names OF the president, treasurer secre
tary and directors, by which the funds-over
Sl2,OO0-were lost, and that on February Is, 1856
the sum In the trea5ury-abOut 81, 400-was arbl-
trarlly divided, and since then not single loan
has been made They aver that all acts since that
date are illegal and void, and w. Knowles claims
10 be president, 5. I. Brown the treasurer, and
john Leftch the secretary, and claim the right to
control the business OF the association and know
Ing OF the proposition OF the bill, Nave advertised
their property Tor sale. &c. They pray as above.
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MES's good fur Derbys s1.JO, fine g. best 81 80.
Latest styles. A. II. Lewis, Az 9TH ST
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UNTIL APRIL we will make a discount OF 10
per cent on all purchases made from US for cash
On or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets. Up
hOlstery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
plain ngures. W. B. MOSES s. Son, llth and SITS.
luru .po-apfold.- Lam. Tobacco
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FoR RENT-HoUsEs-

hENT-HOUSES-
Il ISlo sunderland II. 1907 1lth ST. NV. ar. 80
81 u ':ns i6S I iSl h = SsS
30 ST. NV lar. .;s3 80 Coz l7ih and Bay SITS.
liz iSsa n.%- fur sS:sO a ION l st W. ST.:
s nw sSs & ssp st ns Or
IL i. As Sc. l3r 239 18th St sw, Or. 70
It n s s ssh s. St NV NV i5f
5S5 st. St. NV s 1tn st :; 1e Sc
lI9. 18th st. n. W. JIG 9th ST. sw, crib 80
ssi st NV e coi hin 81 i Ter %
STORES OFFICES. &C
ses % R sSs 81 sprs and dSns A
store 305 eth st s.w,2r. 3 Gpnton Building. room
sssFs IL. md nx i j. NV is,
s. S Cap pa 81 DWELLING r5 k90n ave. base:
Cellar 1913 St; 1oas s, msH' lssr $50
the i, pf issh ssIs Nos
dsnee 81 and bnPon REL Gr
Gle containing ~ rooms; can be rented until Novem
mhaa-at iis aG Ten a Di ave- NV.
= pie SEVERAL t;roem frame houses: water in yard;
DH %Rss;. IS month. Key at so5u stnW,
EoR RENI.l1l4 18TH 81: n W., pEsIRABI.E
new house east and south exposnre rooms al
occupied R5, By LIST of April Apply 100 i3'n st NV
E0R RENT-145l N ST. NEW 4-sTORY BRICK:
large rooms: rooms deep; elegant wood nnish;
furnace open fire places. Sc ,oDn,~
mha2.at A . ' Az St
EoR RENT : FURNIsHED-A NICELY FUR:
= nished s-room house for six months at q nominal
mhsaSs GEO " EfSRf f 18th IN and sa.nw
EoR RENT-FINEsT LOCATION, 5O4 18TH ST.
with yard hot and cold bath. furnace and latrobe low
rent to good tenant mh22-2w
EoR RENT-NEAT NICELY PAPERED GROOM
Easy terms. Apply to aO2s 14th St NV. mh2s-3I'
E,oR RENT-OR WILL LEASE FOR TERM OF
business properly on 10Th 81 NV. between Snd E,
0rnG G aA' 'f ISti Is' s 1iS}
VcOR RENT-1eO9 ST. NV, IL ROOMS NEWLY
and han. han. pspsred .hrougnout southern eI-
MRS BkEEsE E06iss House from to npS 81 az y
EOR RENT-A NICE SEVEN ROOM BRICK ROUSE
the Capitol 81 Deiswsre ave n.e Apply 2is iith
st sw Key at ID Cstn.e mh22-3t'
lIOR RENT-329 nth ST S. E., ROOMS, WA
mno.,r BELL. BROWN 4 CO..
NOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE IN NORTH
- western section. iashionsby located. IL aud
la h convenient to hotels s,rset-cars and heriics
II concrete cellar. rooms aud bath: all modern i'm
provements; allin best condition. liz New iSTk
l,OR RENT-SEvEkAL VERY DESIRABLE PER-
a,h estiy new story and basement BRICK houses on
in mis-. a improvements. b. HWAESsRx CO.
mh22-3t' GIG st. II. W.
lSOR RENT OR SALE-A NEW 3-STORY BAY
Il window press brick house, containing 10 rooms
and bath modern lnprovem hts; southern expos
large yard IN re:r and stable. House be
be appreciated as tins is lovely home call $50 East
Capitol ST. n.h..2-:St.
NOR RENT-TWO BRICK HOUSES, IN CONvEN-
Il lent locations tor Sl6 aud SIG 80 FER month
HILL JOH sSTON,
mh21-3t S:tS 10Th ST. NV
I, OR RENT-A LARGE HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR
u summer boarders, near Harpers Ferry. For par
tic la apply TO A. ). CAiwOOD, 935 9th St W.
mh21-:SIs
ECOR RENT-BRAUTIFULLY LOCATED S-ROOM
dwelling 1T b. sttsvi le Brick pavement To door
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Fine Old Rye whisky,
"A years Old,)

$3.50 per gallon.
!5c. per bottle.
w. An extra fine quality, Sc. per quart bottle.
~, Also, box Of so good Cigars, eOc; worth 81 2a
Tnese cigars are the marvel OF all who see them
NJ. p. METZGER,
AT It'll street northwest.
-. w. Augensteim, S17, $40 and s21
TN ~. Ne We, offers for Tomorrow the follow
Ing bargains which are, without doubt the best
values ever before offered in this city: Patent nov
city Clothes.W rfngers, 1888; large Tub, Wash.
BOARD SO Clothes Pins Clothes Line and bottle
Ollcioth, 2lc. yard; best quality table Oil
ciotn, zoe. yard; step OilclOth, &C. yard;
TN Iollet Sets, &C; new style covered Dishes,
44c., worth 81; childrens fancy Baskets, &c.: 5
papers racks, &C.; fancy wood Salt Boxes, &c.;
boxes best Backing, &C.; SOC. curtain Poles only
Brooms. 16c. large size decorated Chamber Sets,
G4S; extra large china Stop Jars, SIC; Hat
racks &c; Wooden Water Buckets 1Oc.; nest OF
spice Boxes, pc; cOlOred Finger Bowls, lOc.
medcated Toilet Paper, &c. package; smyrna
Rugs, 2Oper cent below cost.
Our shoe Department..
An unsurpassed offer: Our nObby $l.99 Opera
Toe Satin-Lined and COmmon-Sen DOngola Kid
Button, all solid leather, $1.4a Our $l.50 opera
Toe and COmmon-Sense Button, for LADIES' and
Misses, unexcelled at that price, $lO9. Our Chill
dren'S Heel 90 Spl Heel Button, all sizes, for
80 ~, 3D. 6g, 80, 80, 90 cts. TO $780, Special Tor
Gentlenen-All styles or our $l.75 Shoes, $l.24.
Our BOYS Lace Shoe, to 5, 93c; Our Youths
Souvenir for Children will be given away, com.
mencing March 81. Every customer entitled To
one. Double Combination store, l24l and 1241
l1th street southeast. g
Our Tan aud Cnfgoo nono.s,,.,,, hoe ho
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NOk hENT-HOUSES-
l. 1916 Sunderland III.
NV, Tor. 8115 fur.
tie same uni. $40
1874 Q st-n.w. fur. l7rs 100
80 ! ST. NV. lar. ..S3. 33
1862 psf. n. W. FUR, l3r. so
n12 10th 1T. NV, fur.
ySO. unfur-...-.-......6 go
20 3D. st. NV. ur..1lr.75
I'll Asst. Sc. 13r........1o
lLR = st. n. W, l2r. 20
1908 + ct. NV. l2rs. .6S
20I @ st. NV. 10r......55
2Oo q ct. NV. Srs. so
1907 18th st. n. W..
,daSr .........;.-..--.45.66
63l / st NV. Or 40
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS


I.oR SALE - JUST RECEIVED - THREE CAR
II loads Of carriages. buCgies and phaetons. manu-
fsrtured 10y the Celebrated Columbus Bnga,y CO.
JAS h PROBLi. REPOSITORIES. ls:5O 3ad 81 W Wash
iDston. cor New York ave and Oth Il. miles, In
I.on sALs-A WHY HANDSOME IRON fIRE-
II place. known q thu old-fashionrd open F-aukhn
STOVE iron hearth. suitable hands, for nails
ariors IL II IN perfcci order parties wishing 10 ur-
chase can see II NJ 81 r. caIitol - mh25-5t
g.,UR sALE-FOR CAsH-sTOCK. FIXTURES or
II well-.stabshed dry goods and fancy business.
For particulars apply Nj st ne. mh.3-st'
IroR .E-CHEAI-Two FIRE PROOF sAiks.
IL one small one medium combination locks viii -s
low. Address Box lOs. Star otioe. Tuh2B-2t.
I,OR SAIE-DDG CART AND HARNESS, GOOD
- as new suitable tor tandem team. Address NARY
LAND. star ONCE mh2.-2t'
NOR SOLICITATION MACON, GOOD As NEW.
II Can be seen NJ II SIS mh.32t'
I,oR sALE-FINE HokSE-PoMER ENGINE AND
= bsler; also POWER pump All in good order y
o. Box os3, city. mh22-3t'
EoR sAIE-Two GOOD SOUND YOUNG woRk
Mules. Carts, Wagon and Harness; will sell eether
or seI'aTsie. Apply to al ST NV. nin2.-"t.
l,OR SALE-A KNABE SQUARE PIANO IN
II good condition; price. sl3o. 1881 ION ST NV.
mh.ee2ais
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IrOR RENT OR SALE-A NEW 3-STORY BAY
Il window press brick house. containing 10 rooms
and bath modern nprovenl, nts southern exposure;
large yard in resr and stable House be seen
be apprecix ed, tins is lovely home ali 6:,O East
Capitol ST. u.h.I2-:}t.
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MARRIAGE LICENCES - Marriage licenses have
been issufd oy the clerk OF the court 70 TnOS. G.
While and Emma NJ M0rtenon. both Of AleXan-
drla, Va; JAS. Fountain and Annie Mckinney.
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RoBT. III. JOHSsoSs. =, - 9TH street wing, Center
Market Strawberries, new potatoes, asparagus,
oeets. beans cucumbers, cauliiower, tomatoes,
cuolce fruits, &c.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

rHEw "Rosenfeld's Gem" Tobacco.
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I, OR RENT-A LARGE HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR
summer boarders- near Harpers Ferry. For par
tic Ia apply TO A. 5. CAiwOoD, 935 18th St u ~
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IHOR RENT-SEvEKAL VERY DESIRABLE PER-
y iectly new 8 story and basement brick houses on
18th ST. near 81. W., rooms and bath, hard wood
inish an improvements. b. HwARNER q CO.
mlc2-.Sts
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EOk RENT-TwO BRICK. HOUSES, IN CONvEN-
Il lent locations, tor SIG aud 10 80 FER month.
HILL a JUHA SION,
mh21-3t 1sS 18th 81 NV
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EoR SALE-HOCSES.
II GIG To 6:iG Md. ave.
s.w.. bib, irs..SlS.00o
Sc, IS, IL. and ~ Myr-
tie 81, ne. b h., mi.
lii e. ana iiio 6,6 's St.
s.w., b.h-. FRS. and 1
FIJI. in rear .........6.000
1l39 to ll5ia I'D 81.
NV. f.h.. AIRS. 5000
400 and 4US llth 1t.
sw. b.h.. Ia j., 9rs. . COO
2la6 to 2l30 X St N.
W., b.h.. 4r..........5,000
1871 ID ST. L.. W, I. n.
Dr ..--....--....... .,-UUU
80 I'D st. u. w, b.n..
Or RECOMMENDATION
S27 I'D ST. NV, b b..
Hr.-...-.....-....... Il, W
2li2 l 81. NV, b.h.,
9rs -.............4. 600
S04 Sth 81. ne, f.h.,
srs ...-...... ,0OO
2l44 l ST. NV, b. h..
33,!s 10 1884 p st NV.
fh., 5rs-...........i,O00
1928 V St II W. bib,
6r.................3, 500
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON MASSACHUSETTS, AVE


The lot fronts sixty 900 Massachusetts, ave.
and contains nearly 900 feet of ground. worth "a
Improvements consist of a fine three-story and back
building pressed-brfek residence. containing fifteen
vide psrkii 3 in iron b autifuliy ornamented with
THs Ioied in The nsi ssrtnn as ne
city ana wall be sod tor less than the above value of
For permit to inspec, premises Apply to
nlh22-a 15OJ Pennsylvania ave- n.
IIoR SALE DECIDED BARGAINS : I2-RooM
Il brick. cor VI. ave and street. only $4,000; lor.
SsS cor In an and ION s,s ave ne G stoS IS
cor. 18th and Caroline SITS. only s1.ooo: Tor brick
frames. cor path and K SITS. ". lot 56SiS. only
Srcs III Rr and St s nx 10. sic ss
S, 900 EN- s. frame IT 300 IS5
alleys only 300: 7r brick new. llth st very
s sasf s1 X lot ls sr
each. VT n lots lsK54. only "a 600 each Or
@ S g. s 81 east only 81
brick is 9 st.. near Ie1h T. sd999 90.
Il 2 new bricks. rooms rent for SIS each.
new bricks rooms rent 10 each s-'ooO
fr neW i Srie IS'a rooms. wide oo
m nSt GES v. LfSkiNs. 18Th and sii. NV nsoo
INOR sALE-THE NEW HOUSE NOW BEING
w Containing an "a reos. All mod np snd viii '' be
finished IN .trstclass manner: Terms, psrt cash.
Ssianee N mSn my, mstsiments If desired JOIN r.
lSoR sALE-NEw HOUSE. Ms osT.N W. con.
II tanning 10 rooms and bath House bias all modern
improvements; papered, trescoed laundry sppnances
Wooden mar.iei ui,ns heated by furnace ana crate
neeiing with i5-ioot alley Price $1,000. e Terms
eI mhsi hsy at GAS q astt " aoG HANDY
EOk sALE-A NICE NEwPREss-BRICK HOUSE.
Il just finished. rooms and Bathroom modern
provements, No. 6S st. NV, price $4,000 Apply
premises. mh21-1oc
LOR sALE-HANDsoME AND SUBSTANTIALLY
Il built new 9-room residence. well located NV:
Sc horne sTEIahER : s' IisBi RI
ITOR sALE-BARGAIN IN BUSINESS PROPERTY
- on 18th st. also bargain on l1th St. near y ST.
$1,000 fSI sSs isss sss YORK cs a.
Ei4io Iiih. llr. SO 500 9th st. bet & Nal 5000
izth Kenss.w sts 80 Whitney sih
Coed ..room f E house. lot 2oaioo IT, n st ne.
mhai-3t: s. cAYwoop. a35 9th St NV.
Tor sALE-oNE OF THE. MOST DESIRABLE
Is properties ON the north side Of street 20 feet
%hal- HRp'' 70 fsoi strssta NV.
IrOR sALE-FoR s55O0-NEARLY LOT PRICES
Is with new eighteen-room House thrown In; nearly
$1,000 feet: one square from depot, Iakoma fArk
e eoSs s o. ssrs Guy aosEs
IIOR sALE-NEw BRICK HOUSES. (NoRTHEAsD
IL on very easy terms
swoRMsrEDT BRApLEy
LOB sALE-saso CASH: sAL,ANcE. 81 sis -, PEI
Ss s is6o SSSls "a - II eeS. ss ns.
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TNOR RFNT-BAY-wINDOW BRICK HOUSE 20
IL II ma, IL rooms. bathroom. aud all mod impa,
g $50 per month TO good tenant Inquire Of 8. Il
B0dO 321 ~ st. mh1S-6ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

DEfEsTED.-The second exhibition game between
The New York ana Washington ball clubs,.nlayeC ed
at Jacksonville, Fla, ID trday, resulted ID de-
Tat 81 the senators bt~a score % 10 10 2~tTane
aIc Murphy ard Gilmore and Mack were the bat
teries.
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TNOR RENT = TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
II eixhS rooms, hall. and all mod imps.; 6lS L ct n
y: n gpod condition: rent ESQ By CHAa q
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l,OR sALE-s35O CASH. BALANCE els PER
II month new aud neat frame dwelling, 2552 9TH g.
road. ABE!ehtwood syel oppostte scheusse9 Psxk;
price o1s5oo. Apply 22o 7th - Az. 0-3m
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I,oE sALE-sTYLIsH RoN-GRAY COLI. a.
Il years old. thoroughly oxen No. busgy horse;
yrice. sl40. ID. q. ElCHELbERoER Ansco-iis
ID. q. NH - -sls
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VERDICT AGAINST THE DI>TRICT.-Yesfer1ay
In the ease Of Aknle GARRISON against the District
Of Columbia, a verdict for $1,000 damages was
found Tor plaintir for injuries suffered b. her Ow-
Ing 20 ftli at the intersection OF II street and
Delaware avenue on June -, 1854 The Tagging
Of TIE crossing had become diSarranged and she
stumbled ami fell into an excavation near by dis
lOcaIing her right elbow
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NOR RENT-l7l4 18TH ST. n. W., DESIRABLE
l. new house. east and south exposure, rooms all
modern improvements inducements 10 good tenant if
occupied by LIST of April Apply 1900 l3tn ST NV
mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-23

LOR RENT-BRAUTIFULLY LOCATED S-ROOM
- dwelling Vt by sttsvi le Brick pavement door
HARDING WAT Rs, Cos 18th ST. IL W. mh2l-jt