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An Unlicensed bar Case.

HOWARD c. KNIGHT FISED-THE POWER OF THE
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS DISCUSSED.
This morning In the Police Court Mr.. Padgett
called Judge Millers attention to the case OF Ed
ward c. Knight, the saloonkeeper, charged with
keeping an unlicensed bar, which was continued
from last week. Mr.. Gloss. for the defendant,
again called the courts attention to the fact that
the Commissioners had the defendants 500 de-
poSit, which they refuse TO give him They at
nrSt offered 10 give him his money minus the
amour. OF the license TAX TO August 10, portion
OF which time they now Charge hlin Win conduct
ing an unlicensed bar. his morning the prose-
cutting attorney said he could enter suit for the
money. lie wanted 10 know VIII ner the ComluiS-
sloperS had right TO tell people TO violate the
law by selling Liquor because they have u deposit
at their oflice.
The judge said he did not think they had right
TO pernt violations OF the law. lie thought they
merely suspended tue operation OF the Law pend
ing action Ola the application.
Mr.. ladgett said that the proof was or sales since
september i, anu that lie would not ask fof judS-
ment IL the proof covered the time before August
Ii.
The judge said that he was not satisfied with the
proof until he heard the testimony OF the license
cltrk. lie thought that NJ. Knight would have
no trouble In getting his uioney from the CON-
miSSiOnerS.
Mr.. Gloss said he did not think 1t was necessary
to make a dozen demands, and lie would not do 1t.
Tue court imposed nne OF sos. Mr.. Gloss said
that he would noIe an appel
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King George 10 Abd,cate.

WEARY OF HIS UNCOMFORTABLE THRONE AT ATHENS.
London cable special TO to-day's New York
World says: The wedding OF Princess Sophia OF
Prussia TO the crown prince OF Greece Will take
place at the end Of next June at Berlin. The
princess is not TO enter the Greek Church, but any
children OF the marriage will be brought up In the
orthodox faith OF the Greeks The fact that King
George OF Greece contemplates abdicating his
throne announced some time ago. now hear
that his majesty, who Is by lar the most popular
member OF his family, has privately lntlmated TO
the Emperor William and 10 the car that he In
tends 10 take his final departure from Athens early
next summer, before the marriage OF the crown
prince and Princess Sophia. King George recently
purchased a chateau In Denmark In the vicinity OF
the royal Schioss Of Fredensborg, and proposes to
reside there during portion OF the year. AZ other
times he Will live In Germany and in Russia.
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WANTS TEE WEEDS RRMoyrD-


Some days ago the Commissioners received a
southeast, requesting that they cause the growth
southeast, TO be removed, as II Is thought they
The Commissioners have looked into the matter
the Improvement OF affairs.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The report OF Health On1cer TownShend for the
week ending september % shows: Number OF
deaths, 1O3; white, So; colored, "a. Death-rate
per 1000 per annum: White, l94l; colored,
32.56 Total population, $3.50. Eorty-nve were
under i've years OF age and sixteen over sixty
years and thirty -four were under one year of age.
Eighteen OF the deaths occurred in hospitals and
public institutions The deaths by classes were
as follows: Zyno;fc, 81; constitutional 25 local,
10; dev-lopmental, 10; violence, i. The principal
causes OF death were: Group, L; cerebro-spinal
meningitis, 1; consumption, 10; diarrh9al, ID;
eIyspelas, i; typhoid fever, A; maiariai fever,
1; pneumonia, 3; bronchitis, peurtsy, 1; puer-
peral diseases 1; whooping cough, q; diphtne-
ra. Births reported: 13 white males. IL white
females; Is eolored males, 10 colored females.
Marriages reported: 10 white; 8 colored.
MISCELLANEOUS
Inc commissioners have recommended the ex-
pendlture or $50 on 9th street northeast between
b and streets. ~~"N~
Another gas lamp VIII be placed on the east side
NJ street. "'euu9 anu
commissioners Webb ana wheatley. accom-.
panied oy Chief Paris left this morning for Ralti-
mofe W inspect q new chemical IRE engine.
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More Trouble for Mr.. Watts.

HE IS NOT HELD FOR HUGGlSG A WOMAN on BALTI-
MORE STREET, But is ARRESTED ON NEW
CHARGE.
Philip Ii. Watts OF Prince Georges County, Nd,
who attempted to hug Miss Madeline waxter on
the street in Baltimore and gave his name as
Michael Damon, jr., as stated In yesterdays
STAR, was let on, as the young woman
would not press the charge against him.
An officer from Prince Gaprge's County, however,
was on hand, and arrested Watts on charge Of
threatening 10 Kill George Smith, OF Bowie.
Mr.. Bannon told a Baltimore San reporter the
following story: "Mr. Watts Is friend OF mine,
and about two years ago he took fancy to have
his named changed from Watts to Michael BAN
non, jr., and consulted me abont Ming an appli-
cation before the court. / finally dssauded him
from this idea, but lie insisted upon being called
Michael Bannon, Jr. Some months ago Mr.. Watts
visited Baltimore for the purpose OF buying some
goods for his store. The goods were bought and
addressed TO Michael Bannon, jr., Bowie Station.
Not long afterward received notice that there
was lot or freight, express, and mail at Bowie
for me. As was not expecting any goods was,
OF course. surprised. i went TO Bowie and found
Watts trying TO persuade the freight agent TO let
him have the goods, insisting that he was the per-
son TO whom they were addressed. knowing OF
Watts habit OF calling himself Bannon, l under-
stood the trouble and succeeded In getting his
merchandise for him.
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FROM THE BICYCLE RACES.
A Chat with speedy Brown About Oh,
Recent Contests - why Crisa n No
Champion.

A Chat with speedy Brown About the
Recent Contests why CHisa n Not
Champion.
Phil S. Brown has returned home from Hart
ford, having participated, during his trip, in
seventeen bicycle races, at Newcastle, Buffalo and
Hartford. In conversation with a STAR reporter
to-day, he SAID thar he had won fourteen prizes
seven OF them being first prizes On the whole he
had done really better than he expected. W. E
Crst, he said, had won about the same number Of
prizes when they parted az Hartford but Crist had
won several since then, "and" he continued with
significant glance, II think that from now on Crist
will win Just about every race he starts In"
because Windle will be out OF the races?" sug-
gested the STAR man.
"Now that's where you are wrong" replied the
plucky little cycler. "Crist Is more anxious 10
meet Windle again than anybody else. Both men
are expected TO be at Philadelphia on the 29tn,
and II they do not come together IL won't DC Crst
fault"
"iow do you account for CRISIS defeats by VIM
dIe?" asked the reporter.
"Well, In the INST place CTS. WASH IN .,p,,top
condition when he started on the tour, and then
he tried TO race at Newcastle after the loss OF the
end or his finger. The track was so rough that he
had to SLOW up on the turns, being compelled TO
hide with one hand. His wound and lack oil train
ing were both against MIN at Buffalo, Whtre the
track was also rough, and he WIS easy prey for
Windle. HIS form kept improving, however, ana
at Hartford he was ali right. He lost
THE MILE CHAMPIONSHIP
there to Wlnd.e, but II was only by chance. Win-
die, Midgeiy, Crist, and were all in IL, and were
well punched on the last turn. was simply SET
ting the pace for Crist and expected him to pass
Inc ON the inside but just at the oppOrtune mo-
ment Crisv was on the outside, was pocketed, and
couldn't get out, and was therefore unable 10 get
in his final squirt. Windle won by a tr 1e, and IL
was such a close race that his friends wouldn't
allow him to Tide any more at Hartford. Windle
deserves the honors he has won thus far
and at present is entitled to the amateur cham.
piOnship but think Crist Is the better man.
judge from personal experience. In the recent
races had Just about as good a chance with VIM
die CriSt did, While when Crist Is in good condi-
ton he can squirt away from me whenever he wants
10. Ihave speeded with ali the professionals
anu amateurs and in my opinion CrlSt has the
fastest final spurt OF any OF them when he Is rid
ing at his best. See II he doesn't down Windle yet
IL the two come together
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CITY AND DISTRICT

Announcements Tonight.
ALBACGu's.-''The Ruling Passion"
NATIoSAL--"The Two SISTERS"
HARRIs,.-"A Cold Day."
PANoRAMA--"Battleo OF shiloh"
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EQUITY C0CRT-JudQe Orr.
taken by w. ii. Smith, examiner; Bailey agt. Bur-
roughS; do. oy II. X. Elliott, examiner. HenKle
agt. wilson; subpoena duces tecum ordered Jones
agt. Jones; julius Weight appointed guardian ad
uteu. EmmonS agt. Garrett; ID. 8. Mackall do.
Hume agt. keefe; sale decreed and n. I. Murray
Hushley; divorce granted
POLICE CoURT-,J,td0c Miller.
To-day, Minnie Mergen, cOlored. vagrancy;
ponds or % days. Fannie Smith, colored, diSor-
derly conduct; s. or 10 days. Rose Riley, do. col.
lateral forfeited. Frank Duval, do; do. Charles
Alien, colored, DO; personal bonds. Maggie
brown, 1oiored, vagrancy; bonds or go days.
Mary Nuttrell, no.. do. Edward Drane and Henry
Mccarthy, suspicion; personal bonds. Louisa
Green, eolored, dsorderly conduct; S. or Is days.
beal compton and James Harrington vagrancy; ;
bonds or 80 DAYS each
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Are anxious for you TO call and inspect their new
nne OF Furniture, Carpet, and Upholstery Goods.
fflce marked In plain figures. Come and judge
LOT yourself All prices guaranteed. Two eleva-
Iors W. II. HOCGHTON Co.,
1918 and l22O ST. NV.
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MANr BARe.Iys at Rich,s. az Market Space.


NANYA1GN-
For Furniture, Carpets, and Upholstery Goods.
The fail season has opened, and again take my
position IN the front rank, prepared 10 offer line
OF furniture, carpets, and upholstery goods in
which, for price ana quality, competition Is open
plete In every department, AID all the novelties OF
the latest styles 10 which ask al inspection from
buyers before purchasing, as / am determined TO
sell at bottom prices.
81 and 3l9 TN ST NV, furniture apartment.
632, ga, and $50 ID 81. NV, carpet department.
3ll TN ST NV, upholstery and drapery depart
ment. WASH u. WILLIAMS.
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john L. SULLIVAN VERY ILI.-Dr. Bush SAID to
New York Sun reporter last night: "JOhn l. SuIIi-
Van Is very sick man. have not been called to
MIN to-day, but II would not surprise to receive
word at any time that he had had serious turn. {"
When asked II he expected sullivan to recover ne
said hesitatingiy: Eyes he has chance. But lt
would not surprise me IN the least to receive
nasty summons TO his bedside"
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Application was made to the Probate Court In
81. Louis Monday for the appointment OF a
guardian for Arthur Phillips, a clerk, who has
gone crazy over his luck or III luck In drawing o
So, oOo-prize In lottery. He got the money last
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Condemned Locals,

The Old Guard, Union Veteran Corps, last night
adopted appropriate resolutions respecting the
death OF First Sergeant Robert Nelson, and de-
cided 70 attend the funeral which takes place to-
morrow, In a body.
Yesterday Marion B. Sheridan fled bill in
equity against A A. Mari ct al. for the substitute
or trustee. Harriet DimOnd filed bill against
Catherine Dentz et al for the sale OF lot to satisfy
tudgm Mt against Vim. Cahlll
DIR. c. L Dufour has been added TO the pharma-
eeui1cal faculty or Howard University.
Yesterday, while Clarence Butler, q thirteen
yearold colored boy, residing at lie street, was
playing with a revolver, he shot himself In the
hand accidentally. DIR. Gill, OF the EMERGENCY
Hospital, extracted the bail from the palm OF the
hand.
Beal Compton and James Harrington, inmates
OF the almshouse were before the Police Court to-
day for vagrancy. They were permitted to leave
the Institution yesterday, and when they returned
they were drunk. They were given thirty DAYS
Zach.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COMFORT. RETREAT, POPULAR FIRST.CLASs
~ resort in the Mountains Of Maryland strictly
Inalarous; advantages unexceled; fishing. hunting,
Md. se1. I'm
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Ock Own and without hesitation we say the
oest mace boys and children's clothing In tue
Gy. school suits, IS. EiSeman Bros, 7th and
4 sea, MahuIacturing Clothi rs and IailOrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

How TO KEEP wARM-Why. It's easy enough, II
you buy JOhnsOn's steel Plate Warm Air Furnace.
livery one guaranteed
A. $ JOHNSON, 1910 9th ST. n.w.
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Look at Rich's Shoes. NJ Market space.

sKE The MARsLE-ToP WALNUT Suns for s31. at
te MesCEnd Furniture store 8 K Brown &
Son, 10th street aud PENNSYLVANIA avenue n. W.
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FOR RENT-HOuSES.
EOR henley X. o. HOLMAN. REAL
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and sta nv.

,ooo-ar,..v.ar . sg g sssao = 10
5lo lIth g. NV. 1or .ly9 .s:.2 81. IVA
lSss 1:tp 8 = g l o Z si
sfs ii. 4: !. 81 81 81 ::
5is S !: { N: IS. $ tid'ss Il n
5ss { i5 s asp %s,s sss
sIi3 s. aw iii iii b st nv. shop
near 18th St. rYsS.sgeP s a1 sSs1s
fs, nH1 =. lSs e IN
K, 9Th ST. i2r.. zoo 2gh bet q and X Tor loo
" ave. ns ns. fs 8 E OA' " S ID It'll
3 sGss lss' s s e aSsr
"a b. ssss d 10
Elsxant rooms in ~snn 5i3 lsth st. p. %
si;s sl g ssss s6S is * Gi
Maen,ncen. stor.. SIM l.o3 Pm av- store. ESQ
F sv pss aS "a as .s store store
SEGA h. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and SITS. NV.
+ 1921 I6sn 9. NV. lar; m 800
sSa new e,1 H 4. mS Sf avn mi 90 90 20
Bismsrsk ST. 7th-si road d..
se se.!s' tkellore BSiid h ais 81. NV
EoR RENT-TEN-RoOM BAY-wINpow BRICK.
MsSs stnw nav newly Pspered sOnve s
2l06 Vermont ave-. large stable. s225o. owner. so5
+ 10Th St, bet N St and Dupont Circle
tn ST betwt en- and go
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BROOKS. 18th ST., Gas-Flxtures and Chandeliers

the varied stock In our Tailoring Department.
Suits 10 order, $50 and s25. Eiseman Bros. 18th
and sts., Manufacturing ClOthiers and TailOrs.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weafhes,

For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, ana Wiz.
yinfa, fair; stationary temperature excent in
southern Virginia slightly warmer; westerly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26
BROOKS, 18th ST., Largest. Richest, Newest, Stock

We MAKE no idle boast, but we DO know that
we can show the largest line OF sultingS and
trOuserings In the city. Pants TO order -. Else
man Bros, Tailoring Department, 7th anu Z SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-26

FrNrwRFR fhst the presence Of Generals Besure.
pard ard Early. who charge Of the drawings Is
seuarantee Of absolute fairness integrity thatas
chances are all equal and that no one can possauay
divine what number will draw prize
"REMEMBER also. that the payment Of ,,r,,.. q.
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSof Nav
Orleans, and the tickets sned by the Presdent Of
an Institution whose chartered rinss are recognized
In the highest Courts tnersfor Lswars Of any uits-
uons or anonymous schemeA" .e12
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BROOKS, 18th st. Prices Guaranteed.

ALL HoUsEKKEPERs should read Moses Sons
NOTWITHSTANDING In this paper or bargains In house
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BEAUTIFUL Lorgnettes. latest nempIers, cor AZ

STOVE RyPAIss, Hardware, sheet Metals, and
House furnishing goods. A. III. YOUSG,
.jO7 eth 4. NV. Opp. T.. q. Dept.
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"How shall Our Girls Behave7v IS the title OF
Mr.. Sherwoo1's paper on half our spoiled chil
dIen-'he other haH are boys--in the Ladies' Home
journal ana PRACTICAL Housekeeper
send ten cents In silver or stanps. and vou
shan nave u the rest OF the year. September Octo-
Der, November. December
ana we snail nave your half dollar next year.
We are after million subscrihers- havs thrse
quarters ~
The october number Is on the news-stands-stx
Nnt> LADIES HOME JOURNAL. Pniladeluhia
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w. II. HoUGHroN & CO.,

MEss DERBY HArs fan styles, 81. so and 81; extra
value. A. I. LEWIS, 435 9TH St
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i. HcsnANp 0n AxrkD DrvoRcE.-Judge Coz. q.
oay, 10 the Equity Court, made decree OF divorce
" the case q Jacob Hushley against Ameits
y. nusnley. The oiu nled BY Mr.. Elmund Burkss
end they uved at wtlliamzport Pa and Xisxan
oria, Va, and have three childfen; that Tor 0Se
yesfs sne refused him access to her apsrtments
ana nnauy, 10 lsd2 caused his arrest for aftemnt
ing 70 enter his own house and abandoned and
oe:eoeo MIN, and finally sold OF had nenf "a Penn
Vivauis Their pofsona property
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HOODS sARsAPARnLA
CITY ITEMS.
The Fair, s12 ?th Sc. y. w.

The Fair, $40 9TH Sc. n. w.
New Fall Goods daily arriving.
Some Special Bargains on
Thursday, september %, 1888
Prices for that day only.
Embossed Nickel Trays for &c.
Embossed Square Trays, lac.
Embossed Whisk-Holder, with
Match-Safe and good Whisk, lac.
Large Notified Cocoa Mat, SIC.
A good quality Rug for soc
Large-size Hand-Painted Naples, gold
lined, handsomely decorated, 19c.
Daisy Soap-Dust 2 boxes for sc.
Indian Glue as good as the best; every
bottle guaranteed, &c.
Best Fruit Cans, per doz., 39c.
Cut-Glass Preserve Dishes &c.
Cut-GlaSs Sauce Dishes, sc,
Hand-Painted French Cuspadors, 47c,
Wire at-Hangers, only 4c.
Large covered Clothes Hampers, soc.
Folding Table Mats, only sc.
The FAIR, SIC TN ST. NV.
FRANKIE Co., PrOprfetOrs
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NEXT WREK At ALBAuGH's-Tbe s,,ra.,,,,, a..
next week at Albaughs will ue BARLEY Camnheii,s
successful play "Sibera." The Sale or seafs s,a,s
open to-morroW morning at tine box once
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HE'D.
1888 18th Of. n. w.. Or. $50
1881 CorcoralI ST.. lOr. 40
1870 Is 81. Sw.. lir. 40
23u0 l4tn st. NV. l0r. 40
l1O0 X st. u. W.. lUr. 40
Dos i3tl st. NV. 81. 81
Is u kIges ST. NV, or. ID
l.E}0 29th st. NV. 80
1903 IN ST n. W.. store
and dwelling. ~
1918 18th st.n.w.. Or. 81
la:i4 29tn st. m.w..1r. 30
! 4:e9 5 st. NV. Dir ~ %
LIS :s9;h ST , p.w.. -
lJO1 Caroline St. Or. ...25
! 29 NJ u. NV. sr......o
,s.2 st st. s.w.. 6r......l5
FURNISHED.
18th and X sts., lUr...2JO
10 b ST., near dupont
Circl,, lSr............2250
Conn. av.. mr. X. lsr. 80
Y ST., near 18TH. 10r. :. 100
q St, ne r goth. llr. Id
y st, near Ian. 9r....15o
y St, near 10th. llr.. 100
18th st, near y, Tor. 1..b
Mass.av.&o0th. ior. 3:I3..sS
n. nr. 18th st, Sr......s5
Mass. av., M. l5tn. l:sr 2on
NASSAU mr.. 18th. l5r. 800
L. l.av..nr. LIT. ,I4r.4l0 "a
18th st..nr. /. 2or. 300
1T av., mr.. y, 2or..S.i:S.3.S
1. st. pr. goth, 1lr...2.tO
L st, nr. 15th. l5r 400
Il st, pr. 18th. l3r....2c0
1 homas Circ.e.......5Q0
lOtn and y sts.. 1:,r.. 80
examined ey permItfrosn
LAS J. flSBER s. CO..
LEA = 81 ne.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.
EoK RRNT-UNFURNIsHEp-

k<sOn 1hN1-ONr GhNtShED.
5 5ss1 1 g "a, ,4, e % ss9 ,s7se
IiSs s,S st g Union "a !. Z. NV =.
SSs Sss n 1897 e :snx
st. bet l3th and l4th lsr. per 500
. ..,,a. M II H T EgfhFKFohD. Loo
se11-3w. 1907 ct. nv.
FOR RENT.BRIcK HOUSE; 100 3TH ST. NV:
aoa.: III l 81 & na 10 rooms. eco per
h: .sss S,s ns sls e S fsr nS ~ ,s,s
H S;,sT ,,ss. Isl. ST BRIck
T. ga sr aW heated & %
FOR RENT-EUREIsHED HOUSES.
. .EeIS to JxN ROYGk 8 GO:
IL 9th and sts. NV; separate or together; a nice
JSHSsoS sISd stors Tor business Apply ,s C
Is SIS b st. e. u.s. 30 per mouth: Key At si6 Also
sis Stb st w. fourteen rooms $50 per mo- Owner
EOR PENTHOUSE 219 18TH ST. Rw, TEN
bepsrsmen and Ssh; half square ffow Agricultural
se26-3t 443 9TH St. aw.
EOR RENT-SEvEN ROOMS AND BATH. GAS.
water and al modern improvements. for $685. fine
-~>~--~.. O@A ". W.
EoK RENr-CORNER HOUSE 5TH AND SIS.
~ NV: ten rooms with all modern improvements
Also. Eouse .2 st. Inquire at 474 o st se26-lw'
FOR RENT-2 NlNE-RooM BRICK HOUSES,
G Am 81 rent 200 per annum. Apply to JOHN +.
Il 14g3 3lst st, s story, 10 rooms, furnace sc
af,fS ST. 81. ~ rooms hree-story........ g 00
Stable bsek u fG f41s coreoran 800 800
ses6:ss A ST. & fHHni JORDAN i4i7 $50
FOR RENT-NEW HOUSE, SIX ROOMS; CoMFOR-
sSs $oS md sos new s's si4
EoR KENT-614 G ST. 8. w.. q ROOM, AND
bath hall conereted cellar la,robe gas and water;
T. PXkKE northwest corner nes ~ and ss
E0R RENT--47 ST. NV; BASEMENT, DIN
BIZ RiS e n ,dyanss CAN sss ~ st. TLSS TO
EoR RENT-ELEaANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE,;
Corner ,S # 18th and SITS W. suitable for small
,r.ost swoRMsrEDr BRADLEY:
EoK Observation-Disclosures
pnn o6 ti s.:i ....slg9 1909 18th st..5 81
26s4 Fla Il i Isl st st. q. 50
3 IA lI Va,s St nv I1s5 l9th
$Ss n. a.s g III {. S Sics room: 20
166 is,h Pace: AZ. ut 81 53l 1lth ST.
~S~S ~ ~ e@ usW.s. .bsOVe
y ~ FURNISHED
Dupont CirG. ..9l.6e Z, nnave.. near r. ave. 200
st., near 18TH .2z5 10Th St. 'rDupontCr.1 .
S2J arraKit n.rlre 700 st.. near 10th. .125
Mass ave ave mr. i4taSo s 3, Hays
Conn. ave., near n. 200
FITCH FOX BROWN,
se26 1431 Penn. aveu.W
HES AT T.s MEGNTELLo-sIxHE1 s01, GOT
L'QR RENT-HOU>E 500 81. NV, EIGHT
L rooms a, bathroom. $50 per month. Apply to
E. H. THOMAo Yl6 st. NV. se26-3.s
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Have you been to see how Samstag Is slaugh-
tering stationery, books, and fancy goods at 442
9th street northwest?
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Domestic Sewing Machine ONCE, 9TH H.
Sewing Machines Repaired for 81
at your house Send postal to ". Funk, 1881 7th
st. Good Machines, 5, $40, and SIS.
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EoR RENT-UNFURNIsH
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LOn KEN T--U MURINE
l. IL lafayette So,
1921 CT. ave. u w., lSr.,
large stab c rear $50
12l4 + 81. w., 23r. 225o
Mass. ave. n W., 15r 160 "a
ZIG VI. ave. n. W.. 15r. 100
y. Ii. ave. NV. Ter.
ls'D Mass. ave, l1r. .125
] 81. NV. l2rs .......1..5
11eJ 10th st.n.w.,i5r.ll5
1t29 q st. n.w..l5r... 100
164J 2lst st. n. w..13r. loo
1914 2lst At. NV. lot. lou
lI..S ! st. NV 13r. Loo
1l0a Pa. ave. Tor. ..9I.61
1916 2Ist. st. II. W, l1r.S0
1876 ! st NV. l4r.S3.3:5
'lI1 DeSales ST., llr....15
l104 Conn. ave, 1lr. 10
15f4 Z al. n. W.. l:Sr......1o
2O2:I Ost.n.w.. llr......1O
BIC 18th st. NV, lJr. 20
5, y st. NV. 1lr...-1O
1919 .0th It. NV. 10rS. 40
2304 14th ut. SO 81
1tuJ NJ st. NV. yr. 1857
l415 n st. NV. 11r. Co
2u02 X st. NV. Or. 60
2pl4 iiillyer II, Tor. 90
91s y. \. ave.n.w.,13r. 90
23,6 y. j. ave. Sc, Or. 30
l04 Ind. ave. NV. Or. go
24O3 18th st.........5S.35
1851 10Th st. !,r. 81
24sS l4th St 9r-....il.G.
lilo 18Th st. NV. lOr. 30
1904 - 1t. NV. Or. 10
24I6 18th st. NV. Tor. 30
15l 4 Both st. wv, 17r.50
The above Houses can u
Cur office only. 1uOl
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LrOR ISHED-
Il III 10th ST. Brick House, mod. jumps. ..,.,,.S-5
pa ST. Brick House. mod
1113 l. st, rick house. moo. lnrs. 90
149 at Frame House. mod. inps 80 80
2O06 18th St, l.r ok house. mod ,inl.s........l9
20oS Eth st. Brick House. mod. imps. 10
1921 18th st, Buck House. mod inn loo
20lO davidson all y. Brick HOUSE, roons,.......I2
2llS 10th st.. Brick House. z rooms. Is
1910 14th St. tore. mod. imps. 100
SOB IL st Store and Dwelling. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
se22-6t FRANCIS HUFTl, 1901 ST. NV
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PRIZE FIGHT ARRANGEp.-Wm. Mcmillan, the
prize-nghter, who recently fought Lslly, and
Peter Duly, local man, met last night and 81 med
articles for prize hight, TO take place within 10
miles OF West Washington four weeks from date