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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-24
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT rNDIcArIoNs-FoR 81 HOURS.
WASHINGTON May 23-For Maine, New.Hamps hire Yer
mont Massachassts Connecticut Rhode Island and
ern NewYork slightly warmer. fair weather, preceded by
local rains In Massachusetts, Connecticut and Eastern New.
York. light to frssh soatheasterly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-24

Some readers may think NOn.Magneic Watches
needed only by who labor among .dynamos other
electrical machines that 10 Is for these that they
possess special value but this Is by
the To all such workers tie Paiiinras Palladium
Mons Magnetic Watches indeed necessary even In
disDensabie, Is well attesed BY the evidence OF Mr.
Others by whom while engaged IN their professional
experiments, all other watches have been found to be
totally yalueless.
But II there were not q dynamo in existence; II
had electric lighting, electric motors no biography;
IT, electricity unused and unknown, Non.
Magnetic Watches would still have positive ana marked
gnesm has always been and VIII always be,
peryadng active and potent though subtle and unseen,
force in nature Probably no ordinary watch has ever
that has been unavOraby affected by IL IN
degree. by It the scientific adjustment and
regulation have been couneacte and made almost OF no
avail To eiectualy guard against IL has long been the
Poiards embodied in the watches made by
the Geneva Non Magnetic Watch Co. marks an important
carries a may intend hope 10 carry watch
has interest No buyer matter what his occupation
calling afford 10 overlook the advantages these
watches Offer They cost than others, and they
certain TO prove accurate satisfactory and
liable time keepers, and more enduring.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM
THEODORE b. STARR.
FINE JEwELRY PRECIOUS STONES WATCHES
sILvERwARE &C,
COG 5TE.AVE. MADISON SQUARED
Through to 1.l26 Broadway.
Gedney's Steam Carpet Cleaning WOrk%-Carpcis
reasonable Olce and storeroons 564 Broadway
1926 7rI-AVE.
Send fer circulars Tel. Call l26-2lst 81
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crowd, through which II was difficult TO pass be,
fore, became solid ml ) upon which police,
man could make no imI session and which could
be penetrated only by lady who threatened to
faint. Even the Presidtst, who agreed TO shake
the hands OF all who des red it. had to take back
his promise several time,
Il do not care to see ihe President so much,'
was the pleading cry OF many half-suffocdted
woman 81" but want to 81 his wife" Mrs. Clcve-
land shielded by chair and supported by the
gallant Governor and the amiable Moderator Of
the Northern Assembly, was dressed in black
grenadine, trimmed with old gold passementcre.
Her bonnet Of black had similar trimming. She
seemed to enjoy the struggle OF the people, ana
while her husband took Der hand the young wife
received the glance and smiles of hundreds. 10
morrow they will attend some of the memorial
exercises and dine with Mt. and Mrs Cadwalader
On Saturday President McCosh Will
give a reception to Mr.. Cleveland
day whether Mr.. Cleveland would see Princeton
defeat Yale IN the afternoon, the discreet Scotch
man replied That he would see the baseball game,
but as for as the result was concerned he could not
say lie would only say that We" meaning
my college, beat ," thSm,' meaning President
Dwight's nine, before. but as for next Saturday
he was not overconident
The Assembly, in its brief business sessions to
day, decided not to recommend the use of the re-
vised version Of the Scriptures, owing to the yet
unsettled opinions regarding it.
Tomorrow IS the day Of days. The city IS full
Of strangers who have come to attend the memorial
exercises. There will be six large meetings, three
in the Academy Of Music and three in Hortl-
cultural Hall. Ten representatives OF each as
snmhlv will sneak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-24

IN HIGH FAVOR.
As ono aud all are well aware,
Allcscs's Porous Plasters share
Alene high favor eyerywhero.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In abe diagram q consnuous line shows the barometer
fluctuations yesterday. AZ observed In the United States
Signal Service this city, The dasLes indicate
the temperature noted az Hudnurs pharmacy 2lS Broad
way.
TRIBUNE OFFICE May "a. a m-It was far awhile yes
tsrdsy merning but tho sy couded and rain fell before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-24

The temperature ranged between SO and 60 th
Average 7so) being 1912 lower than tho correspond
ing day last year. and 4<s lower than on Tue say.
In and near this city to-day there will probably BE
rain. folio wed bvwarmer. fair weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-24

A. Bozardu- Photograph Parlors II East 42tsk. for.
nerlv Broadway. duplicates short notice from 40 900
negatives Open Decoration Day
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Children Cry for Pitchers Casforia.
Tho Best High. Glass Cigarettes.
Kinney Bros.' Special Favoura
MARRIED.

TOwNSEND-KING.-At Grace Church Chautry. New
York. on Tuesday. May %. 1855. the Rev. Edwin
Earwood. d. d.. Rector Of rrinitv Church. NewIfavcn.
assisted by the Rev William r. Huntington. D. d. Rector
OF the parish stephen Van Rensselaer, Townsend 70 Janet
Fckfsrd daughter o. Colonel Cornelius Low King, OF
Bellows Falls Vermont
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed wih full name
and address
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posrpoN1YG THE CASE oF DIR. WOODROW


Baltimore, May % 0SpeciaD. -The delegates TO the
Southern Assembly of the Presbyterian Church hurried
through their work to-day in order TO 60 to Phila
delphia. The of Dr. WOODROW will be resumed
on Friday. The Rev. G. b. sfickler reported that
the Rev. L. c. Bass OF North Carolina the Rev. r. b.
Junkin OF Texas; E. W. McCorkle Of New-York, and
c. W. Law, Of South Carolina had been appointed to
fill vacancies In the committee to represent the as
sembly I'm the Pan-Presbyteran Council, which meets
in London in July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-24
MRS. STEWARTS INCOME And EAPENSES
THE WILL CASE ADJOURNED UNTIL JUNE 1S-MR.
ANsrEY STILL A WITNESS.

AESrET STILL WIINfsS.
In contrast with the little dlsagrcements between
the counsel in the Stewart will Tuesday, there
was degree of harmony displayed the short session
of yesterday that sometimes approached hattery Mr.
Anstey took his accustomed place on tho witness stand
and Mr. Root produced list Of footngs Of entries In
the books shown Tuesday, which the witness be-
leved were substantially correct The footinGs were
as follows:
PAID by MRS STEWART IN 1870.
Yo,,oies $3.50 500
GeessGies to old employees {" Roll Of HonoI"j 229750
Annultles TO the Misses Morrow =. :. =. 9O00
Charities other than the Garden City Cathedral fO2do
Total ei92,525
Charities other than the Garden City Cathedral s5 BOO
Annuities TO the Misses Morrow lOo'OOO
Total 1885, $50
PAID iTP,a5T TO MRS. STEWARDS RELATIvEs DURING
HER WIDOWHOOD, EXCLUSIVE OF HOUSES
AND FURNISHINGS ~
~ Sarsh NJ smith 210649
Cornea s RutIer 106S9i
CHARLES I Clinch . a 120,742
Tbe Misses CIncb . . 13G050
Mrs. Louisa \. Osborne 2s25i
j. Mi G. L. Smith. for rent of ONCE 17Oi
Total IA s7o5s21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-24
The New Departure In Watches

SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR STORAGE 6 REPAIRS:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22
ARTISTIC RUpBEE GooDs.

What improvement of late years! Each season shows
Improvement Of style and manufacture. The
Spring things for 1883 seem to have reached perfec-
ton. Light but durable are the new cloth finished
garments.
LADIES' Rubber Razlans. looking like plaid cloth,
Just from London. Only Sl1 rs each.
Rubber Circulars in Navy and Black. with white
hair line stripes monk hoods. Only 1926 each.
Rubber Ragans, Scotch Plads in latest combinations
Of colors. Also. London red" Only $685. each.
Rubber Raelans in gray plaids. Only S3.75.
Rubber Gosszmers in silver gray. Only s1.45.
MISSES Silver Gray 9osssmers, 81. 80 each
BOYS Rubber Goats, 81. SO each.
MEMS Cemented Rubber Coats Only 81 60 each.
Dept near door of No. 11l9 Penn. ave.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22

The disputes among the coIored people OF the
city concerning the manner In which emancipa-
ton day shall be celebrated, and the persons who
shall ngure prominently on that day, have grown
80 heated that division OF the ceremonies is ex-
pected, and a separation OF the participants into
hostile groups each with It's speakers and plan of
celebration. Is threatened. This condition Of af-
fairs Is unfortunate especially it has resulted
IN the withdrawal from participation In the cele-
oration OF Fred Douglass who should properly
DC prominent figure on such an occasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22

Hold on. weather clerk. You have supplied sufr-
Gent fcrcible arguments for burying the wires
Congress Will not, Pharoah-like, harden its
heart, and bring down upon itself succession Of
disasters BY refusing TO cause the Overhead wires
10 90, after the series OF hints and warnings fur
nished by the elements, eliminating in the
thunderbolt hurled yesterday at the dome OF the
CAPITOL!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22

Last week IL was the wind that played havoc
with the poles, and the weight OF ice that broke
and twisted the wires and LEFT Baltimore without
It's customary telegraphlc facilities. Yesterday It
was the lightning that held q frolic on these ex-
posed conductors and produced the same result
for little while. II all OF Baltimores wires were
underground, both the blizzard and the thunder
storm might have come without checking the
regular business OF the telegraph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22

Senator Edmunds puts himself on record as an
advocate OF woman's rights The senator believes
that she ought TO be penSioned like man. and like
him, also be pensioned only In case OF disability
There Will not be any great rejoicing among the
advocates OF woman suffrage over this apparent
reclamation Of lost sheep. In reality, the Sena-
tor still wanders in the wilderness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22

The prospects are that Elbridge T. Gerrys bill
for the substitution OF electricity for hanging in
the execution OF the death penalty will pass the
legislature OF New York state. There is no good
defense OF the present method Of executing GRIM
lnA!s. with It's occasional barbarous torture. and
its constant failure TO exercise that deterrent
eject upon others criminally inclined, which Is
one OF the ayOwed purposes OF the inniction Of
capital punishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22

After yesterdays proceedings at the republican
convention at Des Moines, Mr.. Allison may be said
TO be fairly In the field as candidate for the pres
idency His own state Is behind him as solidly as
state can be. Mr.. Allison may well be proud OF
the tribute paid him. IL evidently came from the
heart. and without thought Of a "seconu choice. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22

This tine II Is oporto that witnesses a theater-
Ire tragedy. Eighty bodies Of the victims have
been found up to the present writing-nearly all
Of them spectators The actors generally appear
TO have escapedunharmed, though with no time
10 spare. The cause OF the accident an explosion
of Illuminating gas. explains the circumstance
that some OF the eorpses were found In the stage
poxes. there having been evidently no effort 10
escape. These were probably the bodies Of per-
sons who were stunned or suffocated at the begin
ling. The death OF the majority seems TO have
been due 70 their inability to get out through
street-doors too few or too narrow. The building
laws Of o2orto or the provisions for the inspection
and condemnation OF public assembly halls ap-
pear 20 be as inadequate as those OF Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22
ssss PPP ZEE ocG y A J.
5: 5: + f. T. L. Is + / f | { E..
- IT. E e 81
TIT # SSoS kkk EEs TIT
+ Ii Cos k1k Err +
n TIT ZEE NM I'm ssss
Il + EErn EEE ssss

Quantities Of others in every department.. We men,
ton the most conspicuous ones only.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Q Brussels Rugs were els5. Friday Csc. 7pair of
odd Lace Curtains, S1.50 were $3.50; g. so, were
$3.50: 80. were 81 80, &C, &c.
ART EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT..
Lot Of Stamped Linen splashers, werol2,sc,, Fri
day Sc.
Lot of Stamped Pillow shsms. best wamsutta Cot
ton, yard square, soc. pair. Friday pc q pair.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Lot Of Ladies' Lsle.thresd Hose. in Mode Shades.
u BARK S. HJs. REGULAR price,
CSC, Friday l9c pairs pair for SOC.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Biz Bargains f. 4O.inch Black silk Flouncings ut
s0 o Sasi BRAIDED s ss rnS
YELLING DEPARTMENT.
Lot Of Narrow Tissue yeilinss. all colors. worth
BUTTON DEPARTMENT
of Mss Ssss TS5h Friday 9
LACE DEPARTMENT.
Lot Of 45.insh Plat VAL Lace Flouncins. worth 81
I Lot T9rshon trimmings. worth Zoe. and la'1c.
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
Lot Of 45-inch swiss F1ouucinss marked special
for Friday g. sl@5 and sl60 yard.worth to 81
Lot Of Embroideriss, worth 25c. to 4Oc. yard.
Friday 19c. yard.
NOTION DEPARTMENT
ssa as: Esass. HGa R.is worth
S175. Friday SSc.
SOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT..
Lot Of Colgato's Soaps."Turtls on "Glycerine"
worth lSs to zoe; cake. Friday cakes Tor s5e, 1
nibns." 'Dernal." -Transparent Glycerine," &c
worth pc cake. Friday 13c cake
JEWELRY AND LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT
Lot of Gold plated Bracelets, worth 81 pair, Fri
day 4sc- pair Lot Of Oblong Pocketbooks. metal
corners, Friday 25c.
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT
Lot Of RuchinRs, about nifty styles, with and with.
out gilt effects, worth 36cs to SOC. yard Friday 2c
yard. Odds and ends In Chldren's Collars sle htly
soiled, Friday 25c.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
About Ton Thousand Short Lengths of wamsutta
Cotton REGULAR price l2hc yard. Friday ste yard.
Shifting Prints regular price &C., Friday 4kc yard.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Lot of Gents Black Jersey Once Costs were Sc So
Friday 81 so. Lot of Gents I2Hc HeInstitched
Handkerchief whts colorsd borders Friday 5 for
25c.
BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Read Of special sale Of books and Easter
cards i'm the "Book Column"
N. B..For other items see our sd" under the
Ladies' Column"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22
WANTED--SITUATIONS.

WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for Cooks. Chambernaids, Waitress. Lsuntrcss
and Nurses seamstre~s Men MATTERS Cooks Coschmen-
butlen sAML A C0oNbs. 9s6 81 ~. mh2s-3t'
WANrED-DICK's AGENCY HAS FIRST CLASS
w Cooks chsmberrnaids. ~aitre>s-s. laandrcsses
sesmstrsss-s nurses. butlerx. coschmen. house men
and ooys with city rsferences- 6l3 stn stnw m2s2t
WANTED-BY COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN
w Position cook. thoroughly understand care.
economy and good cooking good references nod ray
expecte Address NJ l., Star once. for three days IL
WANTED-PosITIONs FOR WHITE AND COL
w ored cooks maids walters. kitchen hAilds farm
hanos dairymen. sc, Also smaru enss music teacher
and crysnlst +. NJ. BURNHAM. oSo-632 y ST. nv.
WANTED--A GENTLEMAN IN CONVENIENT
eqslne,s can riye bonds II necessary. Addres. GOV
WANTED-A POSITION AS TYPE-wRITER
w WITH or without machine. work done at home.
Address W. J.. Star Office. mh2o-3r
WANTEp-BY REFINED LADY, POSITION
w rs copyist. governess companion. smnnuenss:
any position OF trust services Tor board: hest refer
ences. Miss Z. c. star Office mh2oot
WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY PLACE IN A
w hrscisss family To do dressmaking and Tain
Ing; Sathoic family preferred. permanent home
desired best references. Address g h A.. Star once.
mhlo-lsr
MANIFESTATIONS FOR ALL KINDS OF
be genuine. STEVENS EMPLoYMENTA AND ROOM.
ja21-Sws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22

Mrs. Belya lockwood, in her address last even
ing. declared her belief that the coming man
would be woman. The fear expressed by some
persons who study the tendencies OF the age is
that the coming woman will be man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22
FoR ToMonRow-FRrDAr.
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Rh a ERR scea A # MN
T. 4 . IL / ss s. Il = / f III
+ II ssss TIT q
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L TIL II ssss I
GENTLEMEN may get an inkling Of the bargains
for them by gancing at show window corner Of 18th
and Penn. A job lot Of SUPPLEMENTARY 100
dozen-will arrive Tomorrow morning. Surprise
prices promised.
tMen's dept: near door Of No. ITO Penn. sve)
UMBRELLAS, WARRAsrED OSE YEAR

GUARANTEED 1SSS.- This is woven in the silk.
II the silk splits with fair within year
give Umbrella.
The latest novelty in handles is the slverized
natural wood handles The eject is very beautiful.
and warranted not to change color soil the glove
Prices from e.. Is to sos.
Slverized handle Umbrellas for ladies as cheap
$780, and from that price to S5.9S for gentlemens
Umbrellas. with elaborate handle. and guaranteed
silk.
~ New Parasois and Carriage Shades just in.
(Opposite Mems dept OF the Palais Royal)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

IroR RENT.THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms suitable for housekeeping or oice pur,,osss;
40s q ST.. opposite Pension Office. mh22-:Sts
II nished Rooms, second hoor suitable for lisht
housekeeping. with bath and gas. 1873 9th 1t nv
mh22-2t
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED-A 1887 L sr. NV:
u hand ONE suites Of rooms second aud third
noo,s single or en- sute location central board II
sired mh23-Bts
I>OR RENT-oN THIRD FLOOR, TWO NEWLY
II furnished rooms and bath same foor IN private
family; $ uthern exposure. 1347 l. St NV. mh22-st.
IyoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS on FIRST
moor. at 6lO 9Th st. OPP. Patent Office mhl9-6t'
IroR RENT-PLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
changed. Apply at l322 l. st. NV. mh2l-sn'
VNoR RENr-UNFURNIsHED Rooms. ON FIRST
IL and nd floors. with large closets heat bath
hot and cold water. 1l"2 9th ST. nv. mh2i-3r
LNOR RENT-Two HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
- zone front and one back rooms; with nrst-class
exchanged; All 6thst NV. mh2o-3t'
INOR RENT-a25 ST. " W. NICELY FUR
II nished second story front room. bay window and
aiooxe. southern exposure; also nicely furnished
mh20-3ts
Il $40 St n W.. furnished rooms with board; con-
yenient 70 depots and departments. MRS. ;. p. AN
DERSON. mh2O-.Bt.
IroR RENT-APRIL 1, 1882 THOMAS CIRCLE.
Il two large rooms with beard mh2o-3ts
IroR REMITTANCE, AIRY AND NEWLY FUR
Il nished rooms, with board transients Accommodated
at 81 per day. first class table board
rates: 513 18th ST. NV. mh20-3t.
EoR RENT-s16 18TH ST. NV. HANDSOMELY
Il furnished suite of rooms; second moor: with or
without board; opposite ,hsmberiin's mhl7-Gt
LrOR RENT-Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with board. 14l6 st. NV. mhl3-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22

IL was hard TO believe yesterday when a summer
rain, with accompanying thunder and lightning,
made n summer temperature even more close and
disagreeable that less than ten days had elapsed
since all Washington was blowing its fingers and
swinging IFS arms 20 keep warm, while the snow
and sleet were CONSIDERABLY covering every ex-
posed object with 4 tenacious white blanket. II
variety Is a spice, the weather OF the last six
months has been highly seasoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22
FOR RENT-STORES.

IroR RENT-sTORE IN ANACosTIA: tPoPULA-
Il ton l,3o0). location principal street command
ing good local trade and country trade for ID miles
Box 81. Anacostia, ID. Z. mh.2-3t.
I,OR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE STORE AND
IL Dwelling, 406 81. NV.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER,
mho2-U go ST NV.
NOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE. 1902
14th st, 20NsU feet; CONCRETE eel nine
room dwelling above; Large brick stable rear 4. c.
CUTTER, l423 4 St nv mil tn, th6s. I'm.
lroR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING Al 1886
II l4th st. NV. containing l3 rooms with all mod
ern improvements. Inquire 1888 l4th IT. jall-12w'
IrOR RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED
IL Store; 1411 :52d st. West Washington; q good
chance for profitable business with small capital
ST.. 30 per mo. Il. A. PHILLIPS. 1919 n y. ave.
f2l-.m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22
SUMNER FLAssE1s VKnr CHEAP.

80 pieces warranted Atwood White Flannels for
1Sc. yar,L We are positively certain you cannot
match this quality under 25c yard. We challenge
comparison with samples from anywhere in the
country.
Q2th ST. store of the Palais Roysl)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22
FOR RENT-FLATS.

IrOR RENT-WEST END FLATS, 962O X ST NV
4 and bath, second floor. range. hot and cold
water. gas meter, coal closet. reference required
$3.50. Apply 20 Janitor. mh-2O-Bts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-22

I>OR sALE-FoR S5.5oO-NEARLY IOT PRICES
II with new eightcen-ruom House thrown m ne rly
10000 feet: square from depot Takoma PARK,
where inquire of owner. Maple cor a. NV
city. Good title. BaTe bsrrHin 6Ul MOSS m.sl-sNs
I>OR sAIE-NEM BKfCk HOUSES, lNORTHFASn
IL on very easy terms.
swoRMsTEDT BRADLEY.
mh2O-Ot So. ~.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ISoR sALE-FIRsT- Class ISyEsTaENT-fIvH
II nov brick hous . svcnae Will rent esslly eelt
PER m~nth. 10000. whifAkkk A sohDANl isif
EoR sALs-flNE LOCATION. NORTH sfpk
\ 50. bet sth and 9th sta nv. tss -.terJ cr.k
hoa.s IN rood order. title lerfect Ashfurds certn
cate furnished frys Only e.. 40 and terns q suit
o NJ BRYANT 5lo 9th a -. n.h.s-.r
ksNJk sAl-k-HoUsfs M -
lnth ct, near B, lsr. 10 50nio9.s. ....,..eHeoo1
ist bot lsth aud lsth, ar. 3oNlss ~ a. .a1Oco
u, H,es lsth and 18th. 3 house, iot S2.5x -,
10th St ne~, iir, Loo $50 soc6
18Th st. bet aud \. i3r lot 20 0sl0 5 o. q 1000
near l$th. lOr cellar. bot t2siaO % al 400
ar,s 81 oet snd =, l3r. lot .OxnO % a.. 1000
xV'h y, neal hlsnes sOxi,S 20 s....,.....iAsVo
rs IL frunt loi 0ssiso. YER, os.ss...'.s-. 2oOo
lSth 81 nsl J. ave and II. lOr. ...,--..,. Loo
res % eoncre,s i0soo
st. bet. 10Th and 2lrt l2r.. lot 2Oki2s o. l0sOo
kst bet 18Th and L. ar, hot eOaleo 10 al =. $4,000
10Th ST. near ar lot - 6xll5 alley "a 500
Ana many Others IN all -cCtuns. large and small -
Gro W IINkTNs
mhs2-t 10th and n sta
I.oR sAI-E-AN INvksTMEuA -POUR SIX ROOM
II Brick Houses ON 81. between lst and "a st. n
alley IN rear Of lots. rent Tor els pcr month each
- MfSCOTT NILtO
mh2.-a lpos leunsylNAnta ava.
IroR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE FRAME HOUSE
II on 18th 81 Az. oct~esn aud q q nsoms and
water IN the yard. Tins street y concretl ana ~
quite thoroushfare would pay well ~ an la v~stuetI
or nIske neat home. Louis y sIioEMAkEtG
mh22-t s2O d n.~.
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BOARDING.

1&1A ST. NV. THIRD STORY FRONT
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WANTED-LOTS.

VIYANTED-TwO LOTS NORTHWEST. BETWEEN
w 18th and 9TH SITS, Rhode Island ave. and the
Foundry Owners please answer giving location and
price. Address w. J. ". Star Office. mh22-3t'
VKyANTED-MERIDIAN HILL LOTS. 1 HAVE
w cash customers for three four desraby located
Meridian Hill lots. W. H. BARST0w. 615 Tth st
n W, mn.O-St'
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l,oR sALE-BAR6AIN IN BUSINESS PROPERTY
- ON l4th st. aizo bargain ON llth ST. near q 81
NeS Soaa room h9nse nl nortnSssi 80 il9n. only
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II 14l0 llth l1r.s6.5O0 9th ST. bet. L a Ne 1000
o4l Mass ay n.e.....5.uoO 18th. near y 500
Lots cor. 18th VIPER IT. VI 4th RndN pr n ,in
l4th A. henesaw sts 90 Whitney ava IN st.prtLss
Good 9-roon frame house, lot oOx loo TT NJ ~ ne
very cheap sl,J0O