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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES

EyoR sAl.E-sEyKRAL DEsIRABIE AND AT.
II trsctive houses. uear Dupont Cfrcle from $500
10 siaO0o. Apply CHAkiEs EAklN. COS l4th 81
nv. ap.r-lm
LSoR saloon SMALL. CASH PAYMENTS AND
n monthly payments st cash pricce
To pHrties seeking nre home- and rstcls<s invest
mentS invite in.pection Of those beautiful Houses
On n st and lAnden pis,e n.
Ineee houses built by by days. WORKS are all
OF inorent design two aud tlrce rtorirs and back
oniidinss 10 10 rooms each handsome ~sd sntiaus
eeA mAnteis. oFen IRE psces. cathedral slzss nnely
quit handsomely nuish.d IN di1eTeut GoOts AMI
only seventeen minutes rlde from 18th and y " ave.
IN the prtue>t and most rApdly improvns y4rz OF the
norsneSst pronounced rs furchAsers the handetne.t
best built and cheapest houses oner>d in Nash
iston for p@rt,coiArs Arply W. y BDRfDkn
spls-lm 1872 n a avenue
vSoR sALE-PARTIEs HAVING HOUSES FOR
- sale ranging a. Trice fr,m $4,000 snd upwards.
would DO VIII q place the sam IN hands hsve
cons ant AID Increasing demand fof all kinds u
frVSea pr0i~ro. mo. A. PRESCOTT.
Real Estate Broker,
sp2t-fm dkeiioss Buiidnsa. isi8 = IT nv.
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Arrested for Burglary.

A CoLORED Ex-CONvIcT WHO STOLE A NEwLY-MAR-
RIED COUPLES WEDDING GIFTS.
shortly before IL O'Clock Thursday night the
grocery store and residence Of John F. Ray, corner
OF Sd and streets northeast, was entered by q
burglar, who carried on two diamond rings and a
gold watch and chain belonging to Mrs. Ray and
silver watch and box OF cigars belonging to her
husband. Mr. Ray was married about three months
ago, and his wfIe's 1ewelry were wedding presents
saturday morning tie police authorities sent
a letter to Baltimore giving a description OF the
articles but before the letter arrived the suspected
burglar was arrested by Baltimore officers. He
turned out TO be Edward Hurley alias Jas. E. SAM
ford, alias George s. Jones. tie has served term
in the Baltimore penitenttary for burglary. He
entered store in Baltimore Saturday afternoon to
purchase pair OF shoes. While In the store he took
the gold watch from his pocket to see what time IL
was. The storekeeper remarked that IL was a
good watch, and asked II he was not afraid to
carry such a valuable watch about with him An
officer who was standing In front OF the store az
the time was called Ia and the negro was placed
under arrest He was taken to the marshais
Office, where he was twice searched, but nothing
but the watch was taken from him. When Mar.
shal Frey arrived another search was made and
the diamond rings were found In his stockings
Detective Mattlngly went after the prisoner and
brought h,m here yesterday afternoon. To the
Detectives he told the story OF the burglary He
said that he located the interior OF the house By
the lights he could see through the windows He
knew that a newly-married couple lived in the
Hall an hour later he climbed over the back fence
cut the Stats. and entered the house, expecting to
any money, he went upstairs where, IN the front
room, be found the Jewelry. He then went into
the bedroom, where he found the silver watch in
Mr.. Rays vest pocket. He went back TO the store,
where he got the cigars He will be taken before
the Police Court tomorrow.
BAY RIDGE ON THE CHRSAPEAKE-A combined
rail and boat excursion will be run by the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad on Decoration Day,
wednesday, May 80, TO Bay Ridge. Special train
10 leave Washington at 10 a m, arrive Bay Ridge
n 30 a. m AT Bay Ridge the excursionists win
pacity $500 people, when delightful sail OF three
hours down the Chesapeake Bay and three hours
back Will be given Return train will leave Bay
Ridge at o. m, arriving In Washington at 80
p. IA. The round-trp rate for the entire excursion
VIII De IL for grown persons and SO cents for chill.
dren. A frst-c.ass dinner and supper win be
served on the boat rate for which will be 75 cents
per capita should this nrst excursion prove a
success IL Will be repeated on Sunday June 2 and
June 10 For full Information In regard to this
excursion call on Percy g. Smith, city passenger
agent, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 1851 Penn.
sylvania avenue.
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LUTHER J. Cox, OF Baltimore, held an oroinary
life ten year tontine policy IN the New YORK Lie
Insurance Company for s1O,oOO.taken al age nity.
three Ar the End OF the ten-year period he had
paid in premiums 81 43l, and had the following
options OF settlement:
list To surrender policy anu recei'e IN CASH
SASH.
ID To take paid-up policy for 1850
3D. A cash dividend OF S2,2o6 and continue orgl-
nal policy This amount equals an annuh cash
dividend OF nearly ~ per cent Thus IL Will De
seen that Dy taking the cash surrender value. the
cost OF $40 900 insurance for ten years was only
s6I4 or sGI. 40 per year, making $614 annually on
each $1,000.
You can now obtain ten, fifteen or twenty
year tOnJlne policy, with privilege OF paid
up policy after three years, by addressing Z. p.
LyfOrd, assistant superintendent agencies, or
+. p. MORGAN, JR.,
Manager for District OF Columbia, 1914 i 81. NV
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The Catholic University.
ARRANGING FoR THE cRREnoSY or LAYING TIE
CORNERSTONE
AZ meeting last night OF members OF st. Pc
ter's parish arrangements were made for taxing
part In the ceremonies attending the laying OF the
cornerstone OF the Catholic University ON the oath
inst Mr.. J. T. B0sseau presided. A. c. shaw
NJ L Weller, q. R. Repetti, R. Z Smith, J. T. Dom
ohue, owen Donnelly, J. T. jennings, T. r. Russell
cooperate with the delegates from The other
parishes at the meeting 20 be held on the 18th. J.
4: Boisseau was chosen as marshal A committee
OF seven was also appointed to have charge OF the
matter Of holding fair to raise funds for the
posso new cnurcn q.
preliminary steps were taken for paTticipaTinc IN
the cornerstone ceremonies
The gentlemen Of 50; Mays congregation,
program OF the procession heretofore published,
Will attend the ceremonies Of the laying OF the
and papa ags and band psces az tSsie
head. The members Of the societies OF St Joseph,
81 BoniIactus, and st. Michael connected with st.
their par0chial organization Instead Of In their
character as societies The parish has been as
signed p!acsin the line between those Of St
At meeting yesterday afternoon OF members of
81: Domlnlcs parish, Rev. Father Donnelly, pre-
should take part In the procession with music and
be accompanied By the male members OF the con-
gregaton, wearing blue silk badges, with the
FUGITIVE BOYs ARREsTED.-Last night Detective
Horne arrested two boys, nineteen and seventeen
years OF age respectively, as fugitives from their
parents Their names are Harry Porter and James
A. Mcdonald, both OF whom hail from Cleveland,
and, II 3 alleged, robbed their parents OF about
81 600 some three weeks ago and came here to spend
the money. One or them had $50 and q gold
watch, but the other was not so well on. they
admitted their guilt and were locked up until their
parents are heard from.
DECISION IN AN Insurance CASE RRyERsED.-In
tne Court IN General Term this morning Judge Cox
Harriet A. Ford agL the Travellers Insurance Co.
and George Harrison. The question Involved In
the amount OF life insurance on the late A. M. Ford
In the transfer OF which she had joined to secure
deot due Harrison, and 1t was claimed by her that
the debt secured thereby had been liquidated by
the conveyance OF a house. In the court below
the decision was In favor OF complainant, and the
court now reverses this and remands the case
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HIS NECK BROKEN AND SKULL CRUSHED By THE
ELEyAroR.-saturday night, at the Washington
Market, Nathan HILL young coiored man, went
% the elevator and reaching TO the rope inside he
was caught between the bottom OF tine elevator
and the top OF the gate, and his neck was broken
and his skull crushed causing instant death.
Special Officer Mckay and Onicer PassenO had the
body removed 10 the morgue. Hill lived at Freed.
mans Village ana worked Ia the brick yards near
F0ur-Nile Kun.
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One ~ Our Biggest Bargain Dayn.
Tuesday, May Is, 1883

OnO 81 O0R Biggest BoRyatm Maya
Tuesday, May Is 1855.
/ Ar TEE Fam, Sl2 7th SC NV.
we win throw out some Of the best oargains
ever offered to our customers Read the following
list Of goods carefully:
A flrst quality cedar tub. With so good clothes
pms Ior u-oo; with this bargain we present 70
the purchaser bottle Of excellent Chinese olueng
A splendid lap board Tor acc, worth 75c.
Good, strong. folding garden chairs for 6oc.
Q fruit saucers to match for soc.
New sagsre-shape decorated tea sets only sa3e
beautiful decorated chamber set complete for
A hne imported hand-painted dinner set, this
dinner set Is worth $50, only s1s.9s.
Ing, q shoe brush, and whisk broom, all for S1.19
soap and brush stand combined, made Of china
a pretty wooden comb and brush case for &C.
GOOD 3strtng brooms for 14c.
an elegant line OF Baby Carriages, which can.
We viii sen = good rattan carriage. with para
soi OF canopy top, for sass and fine carriage up
nolstered IN SILK plush for s11.Se.
remember this sale Is for Tuesday only.
THE FAM, si$ 7th St NV.
Goffees, Teas, Groceries, DC.
excellent roasted coffee, 2Oc. ID.
Old Cow. Java, fresh roasted, 3Oc. Id.
Splendid pHa mixed Teas, s5c., 40c. and soc. lh
Best Minnesota Patent Process Flour. Sl.es y
Duuy'sMalt Whisky, S5c. bottle.
Oielne soap, &C. per cake.
NJ. and P. METzaRR,
AT 9TH street northwest.
OF senator Ingalls, with running debate between
ingalls, and voorhees,, with the larter's apologies,
for sale at the ONCE iaOs Pa. ave.
In Neglige shirts we have the latest novel;
ties They must be seen to be appreciated. FRANC.
Strictiy one Price Halter and Furnisher, corner
9TH and d.
Over 10000 Fine Hats. 45c. to s.; latest
styles and colors. Best Hat In the CITY, 81. Amer
lean Hat Company, 200 Pennsylvania avenue, op-
posite Botanical Gardens.
Efanklfnss InseCt Fluid
Kills moths, reaches, bedbugs, ants files &C. No
grease stain or poison. sold by druggists. m,w,s3
Mems and BOys' Flannel Overshirts
ana Waists, soc. up to $3.50. Most complete
STOCK at G. AUERBACHs 9TH and streets 911, a. 10
summer Carriage lIObeN.
You Will lind an elegant Assortment in Monte,
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered, all
az prices that We guarantee to be correct.
TOPHAMs
eo,2w 1921 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Phillips DigestibIe Cocoa, q delicious
1at-producing drink; does not distress 4
"kOyal (slue'' mends China, GlassWood, &c,
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Manager for District OF Columbia, 1914 ST. Z

TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of swiss
rOuDcings and other embroldertes now being sold
AT Soc. on the dollar. AT BAUM's.
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REAL ESTATE MEN. lawyers, doctors, and once
men generally, you can buy a nice Hat and Coat
Rack combined for &c, at The Fair, s12 9TH street
Northwest
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FAR AND BAZAAR for beneft of Stansbury Lodge
No. "A, r. A. A. VI, E-street Skating Rink BO-
Peep Drill, Monday evening, May IA, 1883. Admis-
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On account OF the demand for the Republic
containing senator Ingalls, speech OF May 1st an
extra edition has been printed For sale at the
ol1lee- lsals
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BASE BALL At OLYMPIC PARK, Georgetown, to-
MORROW, AT 4:3O. Uniyersltys vs. Olympica Ad-
mission, - cents.
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Silks. Silks. SILKS.

FANCY SILKS 37b, 40, As, 4Sc
HENRIEITAS the new Style dress goods, eobelin
WIDTH, II yards for go
BLACK sURAH SILK, excellent quality real value
HENRIEITAs; all pure French wool. very finest
quality, nearly ~ yards wide; tan, terra Gotta OK
blood gray gobelin blue, cash value 81; price re-
INDIA LINEN. very fine quality, cheap a. 15c.: re-
duced to Sc. '' ~
SATIN MORE twatered sikh, the new style trim.
ming, real value 81. reduced DC
The ladies OF Washington cordially invited to
you have bought elsewhere We delight in showing
our wonderful cash bargains
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THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS In Ice-Cream Freezers,
at greatly reduced prices.
WnMAKTH Is EDSoSsToN. 1905 Penn ave.
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CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET

BLACK and COLORED SILKS rs &c Al
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, pure french wool. IL
yards vide special cash bargain size.
FRENCH SATTEEN>, finest quality 25c
HENkIETTAS, finest French wool all coIors, double
width, cash value &c: reduced to 4Sc.
Cash Customers Will please select ONE of the follow.
Ing presents. II they buy So over: Pair Damask
Towels worth II; pair of silk embroidered Corsets
OF the f9iiowing presents yon buy 30 Ele
Towels. worth 81; one dozen Damask Napkins sl5O
myll - ~~o~'
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The AcMn Or PERFECTION.

The light running New Home Sewing Machine has
attained degree Of popularity and achieved reputa-
ton as unprecedented Is it is well merited
tits the perfection for mechanism for hsmminR
telling trimming, binding, cordng, brading scanning
hemstitching. Quilting. tuckine darnng, fringins,
rufhing. embroidering and buttonhole making
Call and see the exquisite samples of work.
Old Machines Of all kinds taken in exchange q part
payment on New Home, at
oPPENHEIMER's
NEW BUILDING,
5l4 NINTH ST. W.
In our Repair Department we have facilities by
which we can repair Sewing Machines Of all kinds at
very short notice AL work warranted.
We rent Sewing Machines of all kinds by the week or
month. mv1o
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for the q hours commencing at p. N.
For the District Of Columbia, virginia, and North
Carolina continued cold followed by sngntiy
warmer, fair weather, light TO fresh northwesteriy
winds
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Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3fOr SOC.
The test and latest.

STASsBURY LoDGE FAIR AND BAZAAR will con-
Nnue Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF next
week Auction Tuesday and Wednesday nights
18th and 10Th.
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fAdvsrti sernent.l

SrFEKB COLLECTION or household f,rnttura
brOnzes, oil paintings. books fine han9inUs i'm,
ported rugs, &c, advertised by Messrs. Duncanson
BrOs Will commence on W ednr sday, 18TH inst ant
al 10 O'Clock ain, at the residence OF Gen N
Robson. esd, southeast corner 10Th and streets
northwest, being the nnest collection OF house-
hold goods ever offered al auction In this CITY The
house VIII be open for inspection on TUESDAY. Nav
l., froul IL an until pm Catalogues can De
obtained at the house and NJ the office OF the auc-
tioneers, 9th and ID sts.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF auction sale OF lots on the
south side OF New York avenue, between LIST street
west and NortA Capitol street. fronting the lire
OF the proposed lexington and sandy Springs
p H.
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Mapufacturing Clothiers and Tailo

SEE IN OUR window what style OF goods we make
10 order In pants at s..
EIssxas Bros, 9TH andE Z,
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The above is only portion of the property on my
books For full sl cali at Office for bulletin issue1 "a
the LIST and 10Th fmy11l THoS f wAGGAMAN.
Irok SAI.E-
rooms and cellar lot 26Nl 40 TO 30-foot paved alley
brick stable ana carriage shed in the An offer
wanted 10 settle estate.
1304 St, splendid House, cheap; $4,000.
That inaxEitcent Residence, TIA . st NV ten
rooms; two baths firstclass IN every respect large
lawn lot 20xl00. Look at it. $4,000
my1l-3t b. H. WARNER CO, 9l6 ST NV.
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THE LARGEST and best selected stock OF Baby
Carriages At The Far. sl2 9Th 81. NV
\ HIDDEN LIGHr.-The scriptures say: ado not
hiIr your light under buShel." II that light IS
the fiuttering Will-O-the-Wisp OF approaching in
sanity you can Dest hide IL under bushe OF scotch
oats which in concentrated form IS found In every
bottle OF scotch Oats Essence, and which cures
every form or brain and nerve disease.
Every bottle Of Scotch oats Essence manufac-
tUre'l by the COMPANY will now have on its PASTE
board wrapper $4,000 forfeit guarantee that IL
does not contain a particle OF opium, morphine,
eAloral, or any other narcotic.
DIxOS's YEAST POWDER always reliable.
The BEST Dry Air Refrigerators in the world, at
The Fair, sl2 9TH ST. NV.
COOK BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC.
Why pay more.
IN ALL OUR experience we never offered such
suits In sack and frock at $40.
EIsENAS Bios, 9TH and E
Manufacturing Clothiers and Taiorst
THE ONLY authorized agency for the District of
Columbia Of the Light Running Domestic Is at
L. Auerbach's Bicycle shirt and sewing Machine
Depot, 1lh and IL. domestic" sewing Machine
Co, New YORK.
COLBURS's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brand is the
King or Condiments. Flavor and pungency COM
bined In perfection For sale by Groeers.
FRENCH In three weeks. See Educational.
The ONLY PERFECT REMEDY for habituai con-
stipatiop, dyspepsia, and kindred Ills Is the
famous California liquid fruit remedy, syrup OF
III as we'll as cleaQSeS Une
system IL Is easily taken and perfectly harmless
All druggists.
Coon BRAND COLLARS
3 for SOC.
Perfect hitting.
Have no others.
WE ARE TIE ONLY house in Washington that sell
clothing direct from the hands OF wOrkmen.
EISBAAN BROS, 9Th and E.
Manufacturing Clothiers and TailOrs
DON'T FAIL TO look for The Fairs advertisement
IL the city Items OF to-day's star.
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THAI FINE PROPERTY, l420 Rhode Island avenue,
vii DC 500 AZ auction to-morrOw TUESDAY, 18th
Aays at O'Clock p m. This Is an excellent
opportunity 70 secure property In a neighborhood
tnat : being rapidly Improved by q fine class OF
Residences.
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THE LARGEST and best selected stock OF Baby
Carriages IT The Fair SI2 9TH 81. NV.
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22lO TO o234 Bound

l22lO TO o234 Bound
arr 81. NV b n
ar AID 900
lcOo4 10 .,O4o Bdy Al
NV hh ariSaoo
200 TO o04 % 81 ana
13.,6 and l3sS Sd I'll
nv mn 4ktir IA, eco
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FOR lighthouses.
EoR RENT-BY r O. HOLTzMAA

HOUSES, NV. col. nth and Penn
th ): y. assss a b ss ss:.a 11 100
51 I'm = nys llr...5s Elss.ns roo@s IL csgn
Ss s sS,n s:.sss s. :sss sls.
s sSsi iYs . non $50 g ;iSS ::sA
iSsi f:s ~ 5SgS 81, iFg m. 10 g 6
So WI er g s ssa & . ae ssss
sss IS !; s e. 4: 2? q aG sSoI
issS 4 4: s. ;sS Il sSJs
g SsSo t tn ss Fl esS La ave; sfRts
g Eenton ii ns.sr 1850 suiIdins. per an. 1900
sss 81 ~ i !sSs + + ~: w.
q aeds SO 81 81 sasa :. :,
aessssd BY q ssssm sa33 I7,h .S Pa .v store Il
For list q furnished houses call for send to oce
PUr List Of property for sale call for or send e oS:
z 'frs Fl 10th and
F0h HEhEd 60sE isJ S5S TsIRb s.. NV.
with ali modern improvements
PERFECT GEM OF A HOUSE.
Seven rooms including bath.
Closets in every rV0m with hallway sss and wassr
g. ana :ss i. Rem. SEQ SO per month.
mv,.m b. WARNER 4 CO.
ss ss MOD
my,4.s. ta So Nm 9s;r, ave.
ADDISON LXRcSMBg Il. 1914 1917 st NV. myiS-t:
TOR RENT-FOR sUMMER-REsIDENCE: HIGH
sround wen shaded garden loo choice grapes in bear
Be-.
EoR RENT-A 7-RooM BRICK HOUSE. WITH
y modern improvements; about one square from the
Ut u.
aw. Rent. eco; key at Is St ne my1O-6t'
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE, TEN ROOMS;
cas- per month; reference required myl4- ST.
Tor RENT-3os MAPLE AVE, LIE DROIT PARK,
new House Of 10 rooms. bath, cellar; wide halls;
wood throughout, mahogany n,anteis with mirrors,
s sssd f re FL Me- AL late s be
children preferred myl4-3t
EOR RENT-1514 BOTH ST n w-LARGE AND
Il desirable brick dwelling containing IL rooms BATH
range and all modern improvements: rent low to de
sirsble tenant Apply to THOMAS j. FISHER \ co.
1894 st. n. ". my14-6t
and and ssh S and th sts nN Two new 4"room
myi4as EaRB Bst WATERS COG 18th st. NV.
FoR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE HOUSES, 1915
psns sSos aas aa s Gsar s
seS 5o Sa aha ipd csn al srss
eo.n are al
o's SFdsF aR& fRF St
IrOR RENT
+ 1926 II s.w store 45O 9th st. aw., store and
ana dwelling. .SjO dwelnng .SSO
s .s sx m 4Si ss
az d ksw' .::.....l ~ Va ay Sc. 5E, 70 70
my12-3t' C. ii. PA.;KER. ~ and L ats s.w.
IVOR RENT-FOR THE SUMMER-FURNIsHED
Il House. Capitol Hill. on Avenue, within one square
OF Capitol; rare chance. Addr- 81 p. U. Box 6o4.
my12-3t.
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EOR SALE-HoUSES.

EoR SALE-HoUSEs.
Il 1901 X st. NV. Ia
h, m.i.....-......e36,0 600
2Qol X st. NV. b.h.,
l3r .............2o,OOO
400 " St n w. b.h.. m,
Inflammation
623 and go II st. n.
w.,b. hand D houses
rear....-.-...--.-2, 600
1872 VI. ave. NV, b.
h.. l3r.. m. lid. 900
r ST., bet. 18th and
l4th st. NV. b. b.,
1lr................13.000
l1:,o II st. NV, b.h.,
lUr. --...-.-....l2,1OO
415 I'd st. NV, b. h..
IA. i. llr..........12.500
1013 10th St. b. h.. IA.
l.. lor. 600
300 NJ 81; NV, b. b,
N. L: l:Sr. .........1t.0oOI
1242 18th -. NV. b.
b., m, l3r. 81. 600
2033 III II. NV. b. b.,
m. l., l2r..........S. 600
223 Indiana ave. NV.
b. h.. m l., yr. 50. 700
14l9 10th st. NV, b.
h., III, l., Sr 800
North Cap. and / SITS.
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IHE THOMPSON UABEAs CORPUS CAsE-In the
itAs as corpus case " kobt. NJ Thompson arrested
ana held here 10 answer An indictment in Tennes-
~e, lpt hlthhOdlns pension money, Judge Mont
bollsfy, This morning, denied the motion OF Mr.
~ IaIhlier. for the petitioner. 10 quash the
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n RARE OPPORTUNITY Tor Investment or ones ovrr
U.s. II Presented la the sale OF the 3starx hytct,
dwelling, No tSS9 T. street southeast which VIII
take place al auction on Tuesday, Nav II ar 4
O'Clock PIN.
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Over 10000 Fine Hats. 45c. to So; latest
styles and colors. Best Hat In the city, 81. Amer
lean Hat Company, 200 Pennsylvania avenue, op-
pOSite Botanical Gardens
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Efanklfn,s InSeOt Find
Kills moths, reaches, bedbugs ants, files, &c. No
grease, stain or poison. sold by druggists. m,w,s3
Mems and BOys' Flannel Overshirts
onG Waists, soc. up to $3.50. Most complete
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