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The diamond drill., 1888-12-22

Lord wolsclcy denies that he urged Lord
Randolph Churchill 10 attack the Govern
ment. Doubtless he did not. As England's
only defender Wolscley would not look well
encouraging an attack CA the Ministry.
The diamond drill., 1888-12-22

Chronic Coughs and Bronchitis can be cured IVY
tho use OF scotfr Emulsion of Pure Cod
Liver OIL with Hypopbosphtes. Prominent
physicians II and testify TO its great value.
Please read the following: ~ used SCOTS Emul-
sion for an Obstinate Cough with Uemorrhagc,
Loss OF Appetite. Emaclation, sIeeplessness, etc.
All OF these have now left and believe yonr
Emulsions have saved case OF we'll developed
consumption. TT. r.. FIxDLKr, NJ. d., Lone star.
Texas.
The diamond drill., 1888-12-22

An old coloredman from Raleigh, N. c.,
called at the White House on "Wednesday
aud asked 20 see the President. He said lie
desired 10 save Mr.. Cleveland from purga-
tory. lie seems 10 have been Mugwump.
The diamond drill., 1888-12-22

Now that Prince Karageorgevibch, pretend
er TO the Servian throne, Is 10 possess for
tune be ought 10 obtain few points nbest
buying foaters In groups of five fresn the Re-
publican managers OF this country.
The diamond drill., 1888-12-22
COWBOYS CHRISTMAS
One Touch of6ature Makes All
the World q Kin"


WO grotesque
and greatly elon-
gated shadows
seemed exerting
themselves to
the utmost 10
maintain their
proper relation
TO two horse
men, W h o = Q
sturdy "cayuse''
ponies were car
rying / h 9 m
swiftly across
the brown prai-
rie Of the Indian
summer. T h Q
red ball of the
sun seemed to
pause an Instant
when the far-of
rim Of the prai-
rie hid half its
The diamond drill., 1888-12-22

article which go richly deserves tho entire conh-
dencc OF tho community as BnosS's BRONCHIAL
TRocHKs. Those suffering from As,hmatic and
Bronchial Diseases, Coughs and Colds should
try them. Price 20 cents.
The diamond drill., 1888-12-22

when Baby was sick, We gave hcr csstoriA.
When she was chnd. she cried for castoria,
When shc became nisa she chung 70 castoria.
When sho had Children. she gave thsm cAstoriA
The diamond drill., 1888-12-22

Farmer Oatcake. You won't find any
chickens here TO steal, Freel
Freetrade Ferguson. knows dat,
boss, fer took 'em all las week. But
is willing ter take yer chicken coops off
yer hands AT a reasonable ilggah. ef ycr'll
call IL sluar'l
The diamond drill., 1888-12-22

Ne Tells - HIS Recent orewSng -
The Geuislaan state Lottery.
One OF the fortunate holders Of the
winning ticket that drew the capital
prize Of $500, 900 at the last drawing Of
The Louisiana State Lottery was Mr..
William Rowan, OF 20o3 South Third
street, this city. His share was one
tenth OF the whole amount, or $15, 900.
Mr.. Rowan at the time OF his good
fortune was a ship carpenter employed
at the ST. Louis Sectional Docks, but
has since retired, and is now engaged in
no particular business. He said to
Star-Sdyings reporter last night: II have
worked hard all my life, and now intend
TO invest my money in real estate, for
myself and mother to live on"
He stated also that the money was
turned over 10 him within six days after
tho drawing, and that he had no diff
Guilty in securing it.
He added that it was several days be-
fore he learned Of his good fortune. and
that being away from home, every
member of his family were looking for
him in order tQinform him of the fact
OF his having won part OF the capital
prize.
Mr.. Rowan added that he has been
buying lottery tickets ever since the
Louisiana State Lottery has been in ex-
istence, which has been since 1868, when
the capital prize was $4,000, and single
tickets cost So. lie has had varying
luck since he began patronizing the lot
terry, winning at rare intervals. His
last winning was $40, which he received
last Christmas.
He stated that he ewill continue to buy
tickets tho same as usual, in the hopes
Of striking tho capital prize again, and
added that he always buys tickets NUM-
bering between 10 900 and 10000.
Mr.. Rowan is one Of 80 who always
club together in buying tickets, thus
securing 50 tickets for $50. The man
who sends on Cor them gets the extra
five. all taking turns in sending. No
division Of the prize is rnade, however,
when one man OF the 90 wins. st. Louis
(Sfo.) iStr-Soyings. Dec o
Life Is too short to crowd il with resent
ments.
The existence OF life Is sometimes measured
bv the memory OF its burdens.
IL is easier To vanqulsh man In an argu-
ment than IL Is 10 convince him.
III you amuso man he'll be likely TO for
give you for cheating him afterward.
senator-elcct Barbour, OF Virginia, Is TO
marry Miss Daingcrteld OF that state.
An Atchlson (Ks.) farmer recently offered
10 Grade barrel OF sorghum for wife.
Sometimes IL is the man who carries the
lantern for others that falls into the ditch.
lie who reforms himself has done some
thing toward the reformation OF the crowd.
The diamond drill., 1888-12-22

Tho Masons n Buffalo will invest sis5. 900
In new Masonic temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-20

Visitor TO sick inflow are you
feeling this morning, Mrs. O'Toolihan?" Mrs.
OToolihan.''Och, Teddy, it is that bad OF am
wild complication av roubles-rheumatism
lnmbago, and all; and il was only this marnin'
that the docther-hiven rist his sowl!-said
there were decided symtims av GONZALES
cence."-Hdvpr's Bazar.
She was at dance and musicale the other
evening, dressed very handsomely in white
satin. She wore black kids, however. "Why
did You not wear white gloves?" asked q
friend. "Oh, my cousin died ct Cheyenne last
night and had to show some respect to her
memory" and she continued the giddy waltz
with her partner.-Denper Nescs
United States Marshal Esmund, Of Iowa, il
at Fort Dodge with warrants for the ejectment
OF twelve hundred families on the Des Moines
land. Trouble b feared on the attempt to ex-
ecute the writs.
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His Three Wives.
From the New york sun

From the New YORK sun.
One of the guests at a reception given by Q
matron in ''our best society" was John W.
Young, and the ladies present regarded him
with more peculiar interest than would have
been excited by any other Young on earth, be-
cause he was Mormon and a son Of Brigham
Young. He was q po:tly and distinctly hand
some man. He wore vigorously fashionable
clothes, which for that evening occasion meant
a swaiiow-taii coat, very low-cut vest, and
rather loose trousers. His manners we're ele-
gantiy polite. 1t was fact known 10 not a few
of the guests that one gentleman present had
been divorced from two wives and was living
with the third; that one of the ladies had two
husbands living, Rnd that other matrimonial
Irregularities were illustrated in that swell as
semblage; but Mr.. Young was paramount in
curiosity, because he was a professed and prsc-
teal polygamist.
Pardon the question, Mr. Young" one un-
comfortably inquisitive girl inquired, ''but how
many wives have your
'only one" he calmly replied. Then, seeing
an expression of disappointment and incredu-
hty upon the fair face of the saucy querist he
added, good naturally: That is the truth, I
have only one wife. But have had three at .
time. / did not follow my fathers example,
for he had twenty-five legal wives-or legal ~
we Mormons regarded it. But was then .
believer in the religious doctrine OF polygamy.
and practiced il to the extent OF taking three
wives. One Of these died, and from second
was formally divorced, leaving me now the
husband only of the third. i shall never marry
again Is that all you would like TO know"
Something new and readable can be added 10
that. When the present wife was welded Il
Salt Lake City TO Mr.. Young they went on .
short bridal tour, and at the end Of a week re-
turned to his residence. He had told her thsk
his two previous wives acquiesced in his mar
rage to third, although he had told them
frankly that this a genuine love affair,
but upon her arrival at home, though wife No.
greeted her in Q kindly manner, No. de-
clined to kiss her. The husband asserted his
authority and commanded peace, but he was
not obeyed, and therefore No. i quickly found
herself divorced No. 2 and No. 8 lived harmo-
niously until the death Of the former.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

FHNdOMAS DOWLlNG, Auctfoneer.
KNAgE PIANO, RARE OLD PIECES OF WALNUT
FURNITURE MADE BY KIRBY, LATE A GEL
EBRATED MAKER OF THIS CITY; Gill
BIiRsiASSIKETi WALNUT MARBLE5T6P Hall
SUITE, FINE OLD OIL PAINTINGS. TWO OLD
SENATE CHAIRS, EASY CHAIRS. PARLOR
SUITE, PEDEsTAIs, BRONZE MANTEL SET,
WITH CLOCK; ORNAMENTS, CHECKER TABLE,
W NAL I{I,,A MARBbE;T0P WINE CASE, Wal;
sIDEB0ARD, WALNUT BOOKCASE AND SEC
RETARY, BATSSELS CARPETS, HALL AND
CURTAINS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE WARD
ROBES, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SUITES, ODD
PIECES OF CHAMBER AND PARLOR FURNI-
lure, HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES, FEA-
Their PILLOWS AND holsters, TWO RE-
PERPETRATORS. FILTER, KITCHEN REQUIS-
TIES, &c, &C.,
AT AUCTION
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER TwENTY-SIXTH,
1888, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A NJ, at resi-
dence, No. 500 street northwest will sell without
reserve the goods as partially mentioned above-the
major portion of which being made by Kirby, whose
work has always been of the best and needs
no other recommendation.
Terms cash
THOMAS BOWLING
nl9-dts Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-20

A granite monument TO the memory Of John
Mccullough, the tragedian, has been erected
in Mount Moriah cemetery. twill be unveiled
on Thursday, when addresses will be made BY
Steele Mackaye, Harry Edwards and VIM y.
johnson.
company has been formed in Detroit, Mich,
to tunnel under the Detroit river. The tunnel
win be begun about half mile from the river
and run TO the middle Of the river, or the
national boundary line. The other hall Of Il
Is to be completed by the company 10 be organ
lied under the Canadian law.
c. A J. Quickberner, the Samson Of The
Staten Island Athletic club, smaahed I'll
records of demonstrating 81 the GLIB
grounds at Brighton, Saturday, by sending ~
i2-pound hammer l16 feet 4 inches, beating a
amateur and professional records-
SNOW fell 81 steunton, Va, Sunday night u
the depth Of Two inches.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EOR SALE-SOME OF THE MUST DESIRABLE
outside property in the District
A., snbnrban Villas, Highway Side Retreats, Delight
offer the following, being the choicest Of subur
ban pieces.
grand 5acre piece Immediately opposite the Wood
ley Road gate opening into Oak View with beautiful
city and river view
A beautiful tract of about IS acres lying very
elevated ON Rock Creek, adjoining Richmond Park
and not Tar distant from Oak View and adjacent to the
the Gardiner Hubbard tract and residence.
very attractive site III Woodley Park, next to the
new villa residence of Gen. Mason.
a.. most commanding and charming 5-acre piece at
the head OF Connecticut extended gas water:
majestic old primeval forest oaks.
for full particulars and plats apply to
nl7-3t J. B. @iMER, 1913 ST.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

INoR RESr-II-RoOM BRICK HOUSE. 2O5 d ST
II NV all modern conveniences: fronts south; rent
s45 per month. key At 207 81. Inquire 1871 Corr
cOran St n20-3ts
IroR RENT-A 1OROOM FRAME HOUSE ON q
IT street bet 18th and 18th streets~n the immediate
vicinity Of the state. War, and Navy DEPARTMENT.
Price t25 SO per month HILL JOHNSTON, 1903
Pa no0-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LoR RENT-so3 AND 500 ST. NV; 8 ROOMS.
y bath, good yard convenient neighborhoodi rent,
$40 each. w. c. DUyAIL,
Mist 92S ST.
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He is Not a Candidate.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Permit me to thank you for your fsttering
notice in last Saturdays STAR, in placing my
name amongst the probables for the Office of
recorder Of deeds. 1t has already borne fruit,
as / have received several applications for
places in the recorders Office. fwish to inform
my friends that / am not q candidate for any
ONCE. My services as q stump speaker were
given to the national republican committee
as free offering without the hope Of any per-
sonal reward PATRICK O'FARRxIL.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-20

L story and basement Brick Cnew, on ,Rst.,
BET iSth and I4'h' II large rooms beau oo
7-roon Brick; lot 2iHx96 Price...... $500
room lot 25xI 30: ,..,.-.....s.s....' $500
by furnace; lot 1611x5s1f; 9th St, bet
rooms. 5000
pretty little 3story Brick House. rooms,
Four acres Of Ground in the city of WASHINGTON SgE
splendid house and DELIGHTFUL home for man of
advance
BY depth Of 200 good side and alley; win sub
divide proftably; Look att. ,
lev rsT SID etc wiz Il Be-
sold cheap to an immediate purchaser
n17-3t 9i6F st. NV.
PSgBLE
on
FoR sALE-NICE CORNER HOUSE, g ROOMS
4 very near Dupont Circle; $4,000 1911 goth
5e'1 seSaSs Ss
l0a f9a e0a'e sSf bTLANY WHITING 1920 ST.
F9SRansssA IL cHEAP p, NIeE NEW BRICK
mena 0Se En- pAskER ~ and ss
EoR LE-CHEAP-F1vE-RoOM HOUSE ON
ssso BET Pa psRk f S, fss. 'front.' ss!es
EOR sALE-CHEAP-AG GOOD LITTLE BUSINESS
c %a AK * snS oy
IlOR sALE-PARTY GOING ABROAD WILL SELL
and cellar BTcf Dwelling; in rstlc Ss o 'es' Se
ni5:6s. TYLER i RUTHERFORD, 1907 st. NV.
FOR sALE.A SNUG FIvE-ROOM BRICK DWELL
IL ing, within one.haIf square of and herdics
n,s.s, s&oRHsT iEfaF1 { bRaspD4IFgY:.
ss srief building CO shSM
sSr ps With EO%pste dwss
' a,ss,n balance OF s Wi sHs BRADLEY
F0oR sALE.-DEsIRABLE NEW l0.RooM BRICK
d house use z 4 p ave house finished in hard
T Z nS terms easy
Tor SALE : THREE PRETTY NEW BRICK
to S3i c s1S isSD Esf RFss n~
EQR sALE.-A THREE-sT STORY AND BASEMENT
sIy 81 I've wy B sold At
s ssh s saa and + s. Inquire at PUBLIC
FOE, ,sAIE-A GREAT BARGAIN ON CAPITOL
sadss.s sss
kOR sALE-9 LITTLE PALACES; NEW: MOD.
a oo9 ma nSsfh H section On line Of prices
hhsrdics cheap; $4,000. st. II rooms m l.: sta
1e i,oOO 10th St 10 rooms cellar, &C. terms EASY
a. II; price 75c. per 50. IT. ~ -o'o00
Cheap lots, 18th st. 20 st. Pierce st. nw and ct.
re yet our prices Have also several hpe prOperfies
ior exchange Losns-l,rgs amounts : specisity
80 -. j. w r. MYERS son,
oco-Iw New Once 1920 New York ave.
EOR sALE-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON r
st NV. between 9th and 9TH sta, lot 2OxIOO:
prick house. 10 In view Of the location OF the
tost-Ofce In Pension Building, which has become 4
property In this location IL specially desirable for
hance rapidly In value. THOMAS A MITCHELL,
oc4-Zm 934 ct. RoomA
EfOR SALE-BARaAIN-2 BEAUTIFUL NEW
y residences northwest, near 10th St; story base
ment, 10 rooms per cent net on Investment priccs
respectively $500 aud q, 500 each OWNEA' IkSS
flerce Place bet. and sta. NV. se21-2ms
FOB sALE,THREE,sTQRY AND BASEMENT
press house. with all Of the modern improye-
ments; tn good eighborhood and In ArytcIsss con
dtop. Apply ct as / st. nv. n3lms
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FINANCIAL.

mo W. CORSoN. JNO W. MCCARTNEY,
- Member N. Y. Stock Ex.
CORSON q MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, 1919 + ST. N. w.,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits Exchange. Loans. Collections.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the Exchanges OF New York, Philadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold !.
specially made Of investment securities. District
B9nds and Al Local Railroad Gas, Insurance and Tel
American BEN Telephone Stock bought and sold ills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-20

Quick TIMH AND PuNcruAL SERVICE between
Washington and Philadelphia are secured by
the Baltimore and Ohio limited express trains.
No extra fare is charged ON the Baltimore and
Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-20

The famous Doris mansion In st. Louis
burned yesterday morning. The structure,
which cost In the neighborhood Of e1o0, Loo,
was totally Destroyed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-20

MEST MATTERS DISCUSSED AT A MEETING LAST
NleHr-THE ASSOCIATION LISTENS TO A SPEECH
cRIrrcIsINo THE COMMISSIONERS, AND PLEDGEs
ITSELF TO Mr.. JOHN Z. HERRELL.
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FOR SALELHOUSES

EroR sALE-A HANDSOME HOUSE ON II ST,
1852 1854 eaa 18th Sta NV ADpsSoS
r the English lesation belonging to gentleman who
and in s q Be sold for HoHss Vel
FaaRN sA5E;E s..MI.A THE Estate OF THE LATE
eFsy Tor s.le favorable ser%s ''' ''n'"''s prop
,j aSS;s a. Ne 1888. isss 1s4o 1919. 1874 and
nsSif sf s5s IN 4 in
oIa ssA Az IosSo.SE MARE; YEARS
s1 If NJ further her
t8SfnsS to s:5O Nd a. 1871 10th st. nw.,b. 90
III 81 ana a 81; fl aissi Alley isih oO
sw: bh r. 1i tS5h 70 if5fS Pa ssd e
46a and 4SS iiiG st 5000 Tag nS AVE. NV 5000
as %i is's St sw SSoo sss aad St NV S soO
22o and 222 1874 st So ed St NV. bh
and s9s st 500 e St n 4sSS
81 to- IS st. n. e.. IT, aooo 1873 st. NV biz oo
81 and AZ Myrtle st. 200 ~ st NV. 99soo
ei5 Isl st s.w, fn s. s4oo 2Gfs St NV. hi 1000
as sgd aib houses e rear !, zee nx
$$a ri isk s"O 81 SID I'd st NV. s.soo
4ef 400 s. Cap ~ s4os Fl & NV, seso
u CAPITOL alley sw ai ID vi ave. NV, $500
s6s Alley y TO- atH 900 go boundary St NV 1000
A asS y: ri l. Ell T. sss Ridge
ss e +
dow brick house, containing all improvements, one
Of the hapdsomest private residences the city near
address %IsHN We i!hS5
EOR ATHREE-sToRYA AND BASE
dI ment brick house, 10 rooms, opposite thslgensOn
0f hso-4. Yg 81 PIER + Street.
FoRR, sAL j A. FINE THREE-sToRY AND BASE.
% s ssd
FOB SALE. 4 BARGAINI11:RooM HOUSE. AND
n20-Iw 1855 st.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE A
n house in nS With all
sec q Rinb EsRs 1a 1
T. house, i1s N St. Sc; q, 100: worth $1,000
4R sAaE god ~ JS nd
sssF sn:
$4,000 Two ten room brick houses on Virginia ave-,
bet. 9th and 10th SITS. s.w. $4,000 for the two
c. II. PARKER,
n19-3t' ~ and E SITS. s.w
LfOR SALE-HOUSES ON CAPITOL HILL. RANG
d,,f4ss %aatby SsSiS i BENZ 'fs1 s9''
INOR SALE-IINVITE INSPECTION OF THE FOL
lowing desirable houses, which the best in the
city for the prices at which they will be sold.
1904 ST., 10000, worth $4,000 3-story base
ment and cellar ID handsomely papered rooms; large
Q St, near 14th. 11-room brick house and large
brick stable $4,000, onethird cash, balance at per
cent
Beautiful corner residence in fashionable section
St, near 'Scott Circle /" l4-room brick house and
lot, 20-1O0 to alley; good furnace. mod plumbing.
Terms easy. $500. DAVID d. STONE,
n17-3t 500 F st. NV.
NOR SALE-A BARGAIN-2-STORY FRAME ON
18th st. NV: rooms and store, in good condi-
ton rented to permanent tenant $500 per year. lot
u 6x95 to alley. Inquire Of NJ. NJ. PARKER, 141S
st. n1TRt
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tSOR SALE-HANDSOME RESIDENCE-WE ARE
Il authorized to sell the very handsome residence
owned and lately occupied by Prof Alexander Graham
Bell The site Is of the finest for a residence in
the city being on Scott Circle, and occupying square
OF ground containing IL 200 square feet exclusive Of
the finest on the market is open every side. and
room servants hail. dining ROOM two chambers and
bathroom, on ground floor on main floor, RECEPTION
dining room and large buffers pantry with spacious
hall and handsome double staircase; on second floor
hve large chambers, with dressing rooms and fine
oath-room third floor, six chambers and bath
attic four chambers. Large closets throughout the
house. Steam heat, electric BELLS kitchen walls of
glazed brick very large carriage house and STABLE
with rooms above for coacilman and family Further
information given and tickets admission furnished
upon application to FITCH, FOX BROWN,
nlT-3t 143T Penna N w
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IGOR SALE

v|oa
Il BIG BARGAINS.
We are offering the following desirable Homes for
few days only:
large STORY Brick D, near I'd st., 10 rooms and
bath lot 20x95 to alley. Price $1,000.
On 22d st, near L 2-st9ry and basement Brick, 9
rooms and bath brick stable in lawn in front
side and rear alley. Price $4,000 III :
North side of ST., 22d ST., 2-story and base
ment Brick, rooms and bath good lot alley in
Price $4,000.
On 22d St, near Pa. ave, large Frame Dwelling
nearly new, rooms and bath; side and rear alley.
", West side 23d St, near G, 2-story and basement
Brick, q rooms and bath. Price only g., 400.
We also have number Of houses from 81 1000 to
$4,000 that can be bought on very easy TERMS
WESCOTT h WILCOX,
MIST 1907 Pennsylvania ave.
EOR SALE-UST COMPLETED ON 9TH ST.
IL bet. and me-, handsome of brick dwell
ings, 9 stories, Pressed brick 'front.' some rooms,
each; the. room houses for 80, 500. These houses
all mod imp
732 9th ct. Sc, new room brick. front and side
windows $4,000
~ lst st. NV, 8 room brick dwelling, lot 25x13O
to 20 fl. alley, $3.50.
az 23 5th St ne, new room brick. all mod. imps,
$3.50 SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
nl1-6t 927 st.
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BOARDING.

WANTED--A FEW B0ARDERs IN A PRIVATE
w family 1897 9th St NV, n2O-3t.
EQR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS, NEAR NAVY
Il department and Treasury. 1879 st. NV. IT.
WANTED-A FEW BOARDERS FOR HAND
w somely furnished rooms single or EN- suite SUI
perior board; herdics pass the door $40 ST. n W.
nl4-1wr w.
EIRST-CLAss TABLE BOARD AND ROOMS, $40
\ lSth ST. N. W. nl2-Ims
GRAY BRO, CATERERS, 17O2 L ST NV
~ heals IurIlsned 10 residences. nS-2ws
IF YOU WANT TO LEARN FRENCH QUICK GO
take your room and board with the French Profess
sor, Ioo4 II ST. NV. n2-lms
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STORES.

Tor RENT-l72s 10TH ST, $40 PER MONTH.
II Apply TO GLENN BROWN, $50 St nI7-3ts
EoR RENT-TwO~sTORY sEyEN-ROOM BRICK
4 House, 20 Boundary ST. NV, second door from
bth 81; nSdern improvements. rent, 525. Inquire
420 Boundary. nl7-3ts
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FOR lighthouses.

wAsHN DANENHOwER,
Mist 1115 r 1T. NV.
E0R RENT-MARSHALLB BROWNS MANSION, on
II Brightwood ave-. large brick building, twelve
rooms with plenty Of ground: high and commanding
n. II. PARKER,
n7-12t 14l8 + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-20

L,OR RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE.
II ten rooms one square from English minister's and
Dupont circle, for six months or longer. 800 per
month. Address g. W. NJ, Star office. nl7-3t.
EOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-O SUNDER-
IL land Place and goth st.; 9 rooms; near Dupont
Circle. Price s65 1913 Goth St. 8 rooms. price S55,
Apply TO DOLANY WHITING, 1920 st, n17-6t
EOR RENT-PART OF A HOUSE TO ADULTS; K
IL St. near Sd; five rooms, cellar and bath; low to
good tenant Inquire 224 ST. NV, one door from Sd
st. nl7-3ts
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PERSONAL.

fERSONAL,
WANTED-,PARTIEsw WITH DRAMATIC TALENT
w and ambition to Join the Washington Shakes
peare Club Richard III in preparation for presenta
ton early in January. Call or address the mana
ger, 90 ga ST. IT.
M fROBOLANT"-THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
nm - enecuve preparation for developing the bust;
an attenuated or undeveloped form made plump and
beautiful; change perceptibe in a week improves the
health and never fails used externally no nstruments
DOCK free Nine. LA VERGE, AZ W. 2:,d St. n Y
oranch once, .o3 10Th St, Sd floor. n15-6t'
(NvII~sERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send 10c. to
5. w. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
nlf-lm southwest cor 9Th and X SITS. NV.
hiv0RCES- A. GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Dl24 Dearborn st., Chicago; advice free: twenty
one years experience; business quietly and legally
,ransacted. se15-s,tu,th,1y
MN. WILLIAMS, GEO.w. MoELFRESH, AUTHOR
w lied Private Detective Agency Communications
promptly attended to and strictly confidential Office
open al hours. VI. WILLIAMS, Manager, 926 NV.
my4-7m'
IUSTRS OLD STAND is THE ONLY PLACE
- where frst-class Second Hand Clothing can be
soiu at respectable prices. Address call at st.
NV. my1 -9m
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LfOR SALE-A BARGAIN-2-STORY FRAME ON
1! 18th st. NV: rooms and store, in good condi
II 6x95 to alley. Inquire Of NJ. M PARKER, l41s
st. n17.fjt