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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-11

In an appreciative editorial concerning the work
OF the CivIl-Service Commission as indicated in
its recent report, Hdrper's Weekly says: THE
question OF examination for promotion is elab-
orately considered. Its object is well stated
20 be the exclusion Of unit persons from the posi-
bility OF promotion and the reduction OF the effects
OF influence to a minimum The argument for
compulsory examination and for certincation OF
the whole eligible list is presented at length with
Mr.. Lyman's dissent from the latter provision.
Practically, as a method Of wedding out incompe-
tency from a service where 1t Is largely filed by
incompetency, compulsion may be desirable. But
In a properly appointed service IL does not follow
that man is UNFIT for a lower place because he is
not qualified for a higher OF the same general
kind" The mild criticism Of this comment upon
compulsory examinations for promotion by an un-
swerving friend OF civil-service reform indicates
that not all cviserylce refOrmers are blind 10 the
illogical and absurd character OF such examina-
tons The evil 10 be remedied by the establish
ment Of an examining system was that OF unjust
promotions due TO "importunate solicitations and
coercfve influence from the outside and prejudice
favoritism or corruption on the part Of the ap-
pointing oficer." The civil-servce rule framed to
meet the difficulty called for examinations OF a
character 70 test the fitness OF persons for promo
ron," and authorized the commission to make
regulations providing these examinations for pro-
motion. In pretended conformity with this direc-
ton the commission prepared what are officially
styled Regulations for promotion" but by
making compulsory the examinations provided
and BY causing failure TO attain a certain percent
age In them TO become ground OF discharge from
public service or OF reduction In grade the COM
mission framed under misleading title regulations
for dismissal. well as for promotion Ambition
and miscellaneous Information were imputed to
every clerk, each was compelled TO compete for
promotion, and the examination to test fitness for
the duties OF another class than the one occupied
was made part OF the test OF fitness to hold
the ONCE OF which the practical duties were already
% creditably performed that the clerk was not it
must be assumed, liable to discharge for inefency.
II Is not astonishing. In view OF the facts, that
HdrpeT's Weekly admits that the only practical
excuse for compulsory examinations for promo
tion is 1.-The wedding out OF incompetency.s which
can apd ought to be weeded out without them.
and with which ground OF dismissal regula-
lions concerning promotion have nothing to do:
or that the same paper feels bound TO protest
against the Illogical assumption ''Lhat a man is
unit for lower place because he Is not qualified
Tor a higher place OF the same general kind"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-11

Norfolk boasts a recent day on which the only
arrests for intoxication were OF four men no mad
come down from Washington for an excursion.
What an orderly city ours must be, when so many
OF It's inhabitantz being seized with a desire &c
get drunk, feel bound 10 go 50 far from home &C
carry out their purposei
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ODonovan Rosa was q witness before the con-
gressional committee on immigration yesterday.
Hs said that only the worst class OF convcts were
ssnG from Esglish prisons 10 America He also
tsveiaed thai be was sent from prison TO America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-11

One man has gone 10 his death without receiving
his dues. His name was Landgraf, and he was
hanged yesterday az ST. Louis on the same gallows
with MAXWELL He was only a vulgar murderer
q common fellow who committed a common crime.
who had no well-to-do friends TO stand by him
no expensive counsel 70 fight his case step by step
through all the courts where belonged and others
where II did not and stave OF the final accounting
for three years; no foreign minister 70 interpose
at the last moment in his behalf and no strangers
Interested enough IN his personality TO shower
him with flowers and other favors. Under a sys-
TEN which aims to dispense equal justice TO all
men. either Landgraf ought 10 have received lust
as much attention and enjoyed just as many ad-
vantages In his attempt 10 escape the extreme
penalty OF the law as Maxwell did, or else Max
wells advantages ought 70 have been limited 10
those enjoyed by Landgraf. No fair mind would
Degrudge a man the chance TO make a nyht for his
life when accused OF a capital crime; but the dis
troution OF favors and OF opportunities for escape
should be made with greater impartiality.
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FOR RENT-UOUSES

EoR RENr-HoUsE isss 18Th ST Nv
u rooms and hath nom. modern impr sveusnts IN
eaire II f2S tth st nv. sfter O'Clock m slo a-
V.oR RENT-A n ROOM HOUSE wIrH Am
II modern improvements, 1919 9h 1t. n ". o~ner
would tele nom and board In part payment Il rent
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. ooDwARD & LorHnop.
INFANTS WrAn DEPARTMENT.

INFANTS WrAR DEPARTMENT
We have opened many new things in this de-
partment.
Infants Short Eainsook Dresses. Gretchen
Waist" Fine goods. S2.75 to 50 each.
Infants Fine French Null Caps, Soc, 62Hc,
and 75c. each.
Infants Fine sfk-embroidered Caps. SO.
2.25. $3.50. and SO each
Infants Flannel shawls, silk-embroidered.
75c.. s125. 81. so. 90 to "a each.
INFANTS CAMBRIA SLIPS, Csc. 37hc,
SOC. to 75c. each.
INFANTS NAINsooK SLIPS. sL37, sL75
to $5 each.
INFANTS CAMBRIA SHIRTS, 35c. and
37]sc. each.
INFANTS KNITTED woRsTED SHIRTS.
short sleeves 37hc; long sleeves, SOC. and
Use.
INFANTS FINE SILK SHIRTS, sL25. $1.5O
each.
INFANTS SHORT FLANNEL sKIRTS,62k,
rs. 94c., 81, and S1.25 each
INFANTS LONG FLANNEL SKIRTS, 81.
sL50. %. $3.50. to 81 each.
Infants Hand-knit worsted Sacques, white
fancy. SO, 75c., 81, 81. %. and 81. SO each
Infants Cashmere Long Cloaks. 1915. 81. 80,
$3.50. Sc. $3.50. $3.50. 80. $40. slO.5O.
S12.5O, Sl3. so.
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Walking Skirts, deep cambria tucked
rufiie. two clusters Of four fine tucks each above
the rufie. Price. 55c. each.
Muslin Walking Skirts, with 5-inch Hamburg
rufie and nine tucks in the skirt. Price. 81.
Ladies' Lawn Dressing sacQues tucked rufie
around neck and sleeves and down front. with
two clusters. each of four fine tucks. on either
side of rufie. Price, 75c.
Lawn Dressing Sacques tucks down front,
neck aud sleeves, and bottom trimmed with
polka dot embroidery. Price, 81
Second floor, two elevators; separate depart
ment)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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> Inch GLORIA UMBRELLA. GOLD TOP
- Sl34: 26-inch gloria umbrella, gold top.
81 80: 2S- inch gloria umbrella, gold top, 81 SO.
DOUBLE COMBINATION, lIth St s. e aulO-2t
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1908 and iooso.n

STORES OFFICES Ga
Store e33 ct NV str Ndwg 2asp rsthst
rent per year. : I 300 n "a. $40
1890 Pa av Rear storo % ~ Market space n. y
Store and cellar 2l26 and q ..... 40
18th 81 n-s.... % 90 3oe la ave. basement. 80
Store and IT. DO loth Store and Dwelling ds
ST n ". 10 Jana Il s.N.. br......9O
Store and dwelling 1908 Room 10 Pa av 9Th II 20
81. n.e.ors ;....-- p 4Ol sth st. ID n'E e
S0s st n ". (shopl 10
TIE above T. only portion OF the property ON nv
books FOR full list call ~ ofhe for bulletin ISSUED %
the LIST and 18th taulOl lHOS T. NA0GAMAN.
I,oR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
II . lO3 % ct. W.. lOr..b5 dl'ss Union sw.6r sls
900 st n. w. sr 80 dTgs Union H. sr.ss 81
1911 W. sr. 80 so ONO EOS stn 81 x
$40 ST NV. ~. b Barber shop. 18th
lo03s st NV. 1r......3Ql aud En.w.
TllER q RUTHFRFORD.
su5-6r 1907 -. nv.
I,oR RENT-FURNISHED DWELLING. 1905
TROs. u. BOND
aus-lvs 12S hennsylvaniA
I,oR PENTHOUSE NO. 10 MAssACHU-Ei Is
- ave. roums, nv modern improvement
els so. Apply 70 W. Z. JOHNSON. 7ls 18Th a.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TIRE
ODITRIcT OF COLUMBIA, MAsHIseTos, August 10.
lssn Sealed proposas Will be received this once
until Tw ELNE O'CLOCK NJ ON MONDAY AUGUST
TWENTIETH, 1ses, for constructing q BIRCH police
station House. frOuting 9th st. bet. Maryland ave.
nue. and ST. Blank forms Of PROPOSALS speci-
hcatiops together with all other Necessary iniormsr
ton be obtained upon application therefor m the
ONCE Of the Inspector of Buildings Of the District IL
columbia and only bids upon these forms Will be- con-
sdered The right i reserved 70 REJECT blds
Nm. IS WEBB SAMUEL Il MhEATlEl. CHAa
W. RAYMOND. Commissioner u. &. aull-ot
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. pI,rRIcr
" OF CoLUNBfA WARRINGTON July % lssR
Deeming II conducive 20 the public inter~~t 70 vidsn
Columbia from Boundary street 10 lsth .trxf
extended, from SO 10 90 feet the Commissioner 81
the District OF Columbia have hsd the route surveyed
and plat thsr.9i Prepared and hed An tbs once In
hereby given Of the Proposed widins OF the highway
aforesaid and all persons who have objections L. pro-
sent thereto are called attsnd 81 this once a
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. TUESDAY, the TOfJk-
TkkN1H DAi Oh AUGUST, 1854. 81 which time The
Commissioners Will 1ve hearing all p-rsons IN an
terss,. " y Mkbh :. n MHRATLli, CHks. W.
RAJ MoND. oommissionera DC. b23-mss3w
DRofosALs Eok FUKNNHINo CAST IRON
u WATER PIPEs. SPECIAL CAsTfN0k AND
nALNEh-Offlck or TEE COMMISSIONER, D. q,
wss.S s 4: C.. A.s.s. 1. lsss-ss.lS PROVO:
O,CLOck n. on SATURDAY. AUGUST E0Hi
EENlh, 1ess. for furnishine Csst-lron Wsser IiIea
special Csstiues and Nalves For tions bsp IL
on which bids nlust be made aud al other
Apply a this once Tbs rght rssrycd 70 r~jsct snT
sra I;as e. EsS rsy e S,qs MEBk
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HILApELpHrA STORE.

We will offer the balance of stock Of SUMNER
DRESS GOODS at cost and less.
Batiste reduced to 10 cents per yard
Balance of Crepelines reduced from 12kc to &C. per
yard.
Extra fine Plaid and Striped India Lawns reduced to
121fc. per yard
Great bargains in Wool Dress Goods 1t 25c, Sic.
375Sc.. Soc.
Win offer special bargain in Marsees Quilts. full
ia, tel.
Extra choice styles in Koechlins satines, 25c.
One lot Mems Cream Flannel Yachting O. rts re-
duced from s1.50 10 81.
Bargains in Summer Underwear for Ladies', Men and
Children.
Great mark down in Hosiery.
One lot Of child's full regular Ribbed Hose, good
quality. Price 25c to 35c.
frlce .1oc
In black. navy and browns.
Bargains in White Flannels extra qualities st 25c
Sic. 81 NC and Soc
fun line Of Mems Furnishing at very low prices.
MATIINGS. MATTINGS MATTINGS.
Remnants at less than cost
CARHART LEIDY.
au11 92s 7th and 7O6 st. NV.
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T-,oR RENT : COG 18TH ST. n W l0 ROOMS
BALL, BROWN q CO.
L4oR RENT-sIX- ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 3lelITH
st; Sc, water and g4s sl5. Apply TO h 4 IAIKo.
SS2 Louisiana 1y.,5-lm
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
A FEW COUNTRY BoARDERs CAN BE ACCOM-
Amodated a. the old Hyatt Mansion. n ystisyille
rsa.oess Apply Mr. j. faaIf ' on Prni ss'
A FEW MORE PRISONS CAN BE ACCOMMo-
farm situated high, healthy and pleasant. terms
McATEE- Buck Lodge. Montgomery County Md II 81
GOOD COUNTRY BOARD AT a. PER WEEK
goinery County. Md aulo-2t.
FEw MORE BoARDERs CAN BE ACCoMMo-
N dated at Rocky Knoll healthy location and plenty
q shade, =. Address IL NJ. HoGE Lincoln. Loudoan
A FEW MORE BoARDERs CAN BE ACcoMMo-
a dated at Locust GROW farm near the mountain;
rate hddress Mr. II oWAk mai Irs sss Fcd-
ericE County. Nd suisse
fNoUNTRY BOARD CAN be HAD NEAR POINT
s,I;t ~ n I'M n1a hI,,. poss nsns Rs1 2i
DUNBAR, Itidge r. o. ST. Mary's County. Nd Terms
NVANTED-A FEW MORE BoARDFRs- NOUN
w tain View situated eastern soIe Of Blue Ild,re
Mopn,4s a. the Isguisite e comic, FURNISHED JAS
BROWNSVILLE. WASH. 90. A. X FEW LADIES
- ana gentlemen can be scoommodated with board
) per Wei Miss 1ikzif BorsIEI srown.s fiG.
Wash. Co. Nd sus-6t'
A PEW MORE BoARDERs CAN BE ACcoMMo-
eeieas water and Ss1t fS .arroaains. . very
spy ss JOIN AXE er s N
County. Va su7-ot
DoARD FOR FEW AT MEANWHILE, NEAR
ID Mountsvtlle. LDudoun County. Va. hlsh. heAltlD
location Arzs airy rooms. fruit milk; larse shady
lawn; IYa!as. ssss hshiHs. Address II ;. RkcToR
HoUNTRy BOARD AT MI. PLEASANT, MILES
NfrOm blue RIDE Mountain. miles from Round
Hill station 100 yards from the post Office For par
ticulars address A. L. HI MiHhEl, PaxsOn p o.. Lou
don Co., Va eSO-w6s2m
RoARD on FAM. NORTH HILL CLARKE
ID County, Va locality airy and delightful, cannot
be surpassed; write Tor circular c. NJ CAsTLEMAN.
CastleInan's Ferry 4. o., Va -e02mo
INXCEILENT BOARD. GOOD ROOMS. FINE
IL chalybe water shade; near mountains river.
depot TELEGRAPH. &c TeTms; Per week o. o. slO. per
m. e25 20 ESQ. A r. MoIN1Ukff. Prop, stra-b1g.
Va. 1e2O-2ms
so yoMFoRT RETREAT" PHYSICIANS PoPU-
~ lar summer resort In the mountlins Of Nary
land tnear Hsrper's Ferry, advantages unercelled
W. NJ CLARK. Keep Tryst. Washington Co. Nd je2-3m
PROPOSALS
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WANTED--ROOMS.


WANTED-BY A WIDOW LADY, ROOM AND
w Board with home comforts. private family.
Terms must be moderate. Address '-Smithfeld" Star
once. auli -3ts
WANTED-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS.
w nrst second story: In the Northwest section
must have isrre eosets; no children. and no house
unless full particulars In every respect are gwen
Address CLOSETS, Star ofhce. IL
WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLAss CATERER A
w dinine-room and ktchen where there ARE several
boarders In the house. References. Address BUSl-
NESS Star ONCE. 1t
WANTEDNTHREE OR FOUR ROOMS. FULLY
w furnished for housekeeping, in any part ~ city
that has good neishborhood. Address ARLIN Star
ONCE 1t
WANTED-COOL ROOMS FURNISHED OR IN
w furnished Persons having them for rent should
call and see us; have many ca Ii for them. ROOM
RENTING AGENCY, Gig 9Th st NV. aull-3ts
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
w two furnished rooms with board. References ex-
changed Please give terms Address N. A. E. Star
Office. It,
WANTED-3 ROOMS FOR LIGHT HoUSEKEEP-
w ing for small family; within easy reach Of the
Franklin school building and Treasury. Apply j.
NJ. SIC 18th st. NV. IT.
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY. NO chill
w dren. o modern house Of about ten rooms, in
thorough repair; located between 9th and 18th and
and sta n W.: will rent by month or year and pay
monthly quarterly in advance; possession TO be
given by August 81 Address giving Prise and de-
au1l-3ts Alexandr1s, Va.
WANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
w children, an 6-room house with improvements;
Will be permanent tenants: rent $50. Would ike to
take Possession August 2S. Address A. Central Nat
Bank. It,
WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH CLIENT
w piece Of improved property ~ an Investment,
worth from $4,000 to $4,000 A. I. CotMBE,
1925 New York ave. au1l-3t
WANTED-A HOUSE OR SUITE OF APART.
w ments for three adults location between and
and 18th and 10th Address. giving location
and terms, A. B.. care John Sherman Co. l407
1t. NV. au10-3ts
WANTED-BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
w six sevUn-room House, between 18th and 10th.
and SITS NV; rent rot to exceed $50. Address L.
M. Star ONCE. au10-3ts
WANTED-To BUY ON EASY TERMS A SMALL
w House, modern improvements; in Q desirable
neig noorhood; cost not to exceed $4,000 Address
WANTED-TO BUY OR RENT A HOUSE OF
w from to II rooms, in good condition. Address.
stating terms and exact location. GOOD TENANT,
Star Office. jy30-1ms
WANTED-HoUsES OF ALL GRADES TO RENT
" or sell. We have more calls for houses to rent
jyl3-3m HEBRON RAMEY. 1907 s.
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MEMS 6AUZE SHIRTS. FRENCH NECK. TIC
NA mems baibri8xsn shirts, french need 2sc
H men Angola shirts and drawers, 3oc DoUBIi
COMBINATION. 11th ST q q. suf0-1t
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COS 9TH ST. s.v- ar. m-L45
337Dst. sw..sr. mi. ~ 20
asa q ST. W., sr.wr -
| 1851 c s.~.. Or. b.r.2o-5o
ll252 sw. or....l ~ 80
459 y sw.. Or , mL.2O.30
ll.as9 l. ST. sw. 5r..........
73244ew. storeroom , ,
2os & sw.. 5r.. VT. 1870
ilS7 Hst. 5r. WIN. 10
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L>oR RENT-A HANDSOME 2-sToRY AND BASE
II ment house. press brick 'front.' with larze bay win
dow. all mod imp; 11Os eth st. NV, containing
rooms Inquire Of II. slPE, 4ol X ct NV. suli-St'
IroR RKNT-e-RooM BRICK o ST, MAR 18TH
Il ST NV; only $40 Groom brick. I'd 81 n.w
r sS7 So. q 70 m brick, new lith St. e2a 4-roOm
auIl-3t sTALEy Hill. 1910 st.
IroR PENTHOUSE AND STORE ls4e PENN.
Il W. newly pspered and painted; large kitchen
aud dining ROOM has tenant occupyln three rooms
ESQ Per month; will remain II desired hnt sloo Per
suii an A''ov rsoorr n VII COX 1907 Pa ava
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NOR RFNT.

EOR RENT
4 345-341 Estaw., mod
imp .-.....-.......t22. u
fOs 18th sc, 5r...,..o.Jt
oos OH = w..sr..m.t...2.
al0G st.sw..6 m-l.2l-3(
l02O 9TH sw., Or. Way l.
4os q s.v.. Or. wr. 1873.
l4l II s.e., Or. w'r.....lt
$40 50 n-e-6r-. wSg.163l
au11-3ts G. Il. PARK
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED- PARLoR.
y dinins-room, kitchen first floor: corresponding
hoor large yards conereted cellar COOL very desra
BILE for summer. References 307 N ST. NV. It.
E,OR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOMS WITH Al
bath f sooT at ;S 0''1 room win
FOR RENT-Two ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR;
Tor RENT-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS ON
Il third Moor: no children Call after p. m Refer
ences given and required. TIA 18th ST. NV. IT.
EOR RENT-FoUR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS; Sd
City Hall and Pension building front good
neighborhood; cars pass door, m IL rent low. It,
lent Board at 100 East Capitol ss. Table Coarders
accommodated It,
EoR RENT-sO2 L ST. n w., TWO THIRD
unfurnshed. with good board, at reasonable rates.
References required 1t
IVoR RENT-sEcoND FLOOR PARLoR, WITH
waite also somnunicstins oackroom with PR
EoR RENT-Two LARGE. NICELY-FURNIsHEB
EOR RENT-NEAR CAPIToL-THREE LARGE
second noor suitable for light houseIeerns rent for
summer S13. 2l6 I'd ST. ne. summit Terrace al 1-2s
EoR kENT-TwO SUITES OF THREE ROOMS
Also furnished Apply at sis st n W ,si 5-sm
DOR RENT :. UNFURNIsHED ROOMS on THE
ana rst 4. aoGr Apply sls Indiana ave-. besyeeP "a
NOR RENT-AT HIP ST n. W., TWO LARGE
Il nicely-furnished rooms north and south exposure
with bath suitable for one or two persons. summer
rates. au9-6t
VNOR RENT-NEAR CAPITOL. HANDSOME COOL
Il Communicating roonls vacated by NJ c two lines
cars and herdics Good table board Or whole or part
OF house. with dining room and kitchen. 204 Del
ave. ne. au9-3ts
INoR RENT-TwO NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS,
Il large and small one; in good location; good
board IN private family; references required 1l23
18th ST. NV. au9-3ts
INoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. 037 ST.
l. NV au9-3ts
TfOR RENT-PARLOR AND BEDROOM. I'D FLOOR
Il in private family large double house. south
and east front; references required 1101 st. n.
W. jy17-4w'
EOR RENT4 COMMUNICATING ROOMS THIRD
Il floor of house 635 ID ST. for light housekeep.
ing So Inquire in the store below OF G. F. sCHAF.
X Ian
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NOR RENT
II Brick ) IL 9th ST. n w, IL rooms. sS5
Brick ll07 ST. rooms ................... 80
Brick 1117 st. NV. IL rooms SO
Brick Clio 9th ST. NV, Srooms................-4 -
Brick ID IL 9Th st. NV, IL rooms............ 40
Brick 126 ST. NV, rooms. IS
Brick Alb n. j. NV. 10 Rooms. 80
Brick 1410 St NV. 10 rooms. ................ 30
New brick $50 s. c. Sc, rooms............. %
Brick Is 10 Columbia St, rooms............... 25
Brick 207 18th ST. rooms. %
Brick 80 I'd ST. ne, 10 rooms................ 25
Frame HOG Va ave. W.. rooms. -
Brick 2225 7th-st road rooms ............-... 20
New bricks Md. ave. 10Th ST. n e.. q rooms 3
store-room 9th and sts. n.e............... Is
New brick 734 10th ST. Sc. 6rooms...-.-........ ID
Brick 1877 Valley ST., rooms Is
Brick 003 10Th q. ne, rooIns...-.............. IA
Brlck sOs ~ ST. n-e, ID 1901
Brick 20l6 Greene Court Rooms ............... IL
ALBERT r. FOX
au11-6t $40 II. NV
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EoR RENT-HoUSEs.
e9OA q st nv Or

II -SUs = 81 n ". sr.,
MI, new.............rJO
30il y St. llr.. m-i....35
33l1 INV. l0r., mi IS
3432 z NV, 7r.. m-L27 90
80 10 Prospect ave. NV,
7r m. i................25
1908 4 ST NV, Tor. and
store, m.L..............25
1876 SD ST. Or. m.L......2O
1yl6-3m c. h. FIC
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LrOR RENT-WEST END FLATS, 1920 K NEAR
Il new Signal Offce. rooms and range, SEQ 4 rooms
S15; ROOMS with pantry, $40; all have sinks bath.
coal closets gas meter. au9-3ts
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r !. wALxER soxs. 2ol 10Th STREET =. y
d . Asbestos. paper, Fire Brick and Clay,
Lima csnntA chnzc9sl, Hsch
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loR kiNT-pY X o. HoLTzMAN

OFFICES
941 st. Cd floor, front p.g7 r st. "a floor $40
~, heated by steam 100 g3g ST. I'd hoor, rn Is
81 r. Sd noor. front r. ssO la ave- from 10 70 20
heated by steam. 1888 s3l d st. n ". 81 noor p
Elegant rooms "Sun o. La ave-. Sd fioor.
building. "nreproof. y ele- 5l3 lth st Pr -. 2D
NHtors heated by steam 5l3 1 an St 3r - 90
from ESQ 10 800 each 400 l3S st " hall 20
sls llth ST. NV. 2r.. 80 1911 st n w. 5
STORES
MAGNIFICENT stora sun AL 18th st n. W $500. a3O
building. per an...3.eO0 18th ab Pa Hv store rs
lsQl Pa av.. store.....l25 lsth Ab Pa Ay rs
1908 Ia av- store 50 sos 9th 81. n " -. Is
tor list OF furnished call or SEND 10 uc
For list Of property for sale call for send 60 oce
Properly placed with me OF sale u lberAlly
advertised free Of cost % the owner.
aus r. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and y sta n "
I,OR RENT-THREE HANDSOME NEM HOUSES
II l32s. 1880. and 1882 9th st. a. "; All noiern
improvements and convenieuces. each 10 rooms and
bath; q desirable neighborhOod Inquire Of ou n.r.
FRANK I. BROWNING, 4l6 9Th st NV Au4-2m
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WANTED--BOARD.

XIANTED-AT PLEASANTLY LOCATED HOUSE
w station, board for two ladies' other board
ers. Address ROAKD. care Braces Drug Store
d. c. au10-2rs
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1he above houses can 1e eIamInea OF permitirom
cur office only. THOMAS j. FISHER 4 CO.
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-02-22
ST, JOHNS COLLEGE,
ANNAPOLIS, MD.

In addition to the regular Collegiate
Course embracing English, the Classics
and the Sciences, Special Courses in Me
chanical Engineering and Applied Chem
istry are provided, under the direction OF
a full corps of Professors.
Students may board in the College
Commons, Private Families or Clubs.
TERMS VERY MODERATE.
Students from this College admitted at
Johns Hopkins University without ex'
animation.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL ATTACHED.
Special attention given to fitting boys
to enter the military or naval schools OF
the government.
Buildings heated by steam. Situation
most beautiful.
Second term commences February 1911,
1888. Good opportunity for students to
enter.
Fer catalogues address the President.
26 I'm THOMAS FELL, A. M.