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SILKS. Silks. SILKS.

FANCY SILKS 37h. 40, As, 4Sc.
hENhIETTAS. the new style dress goods. Robe1in
b 81 tan; terra gotta and gray. WIDE DOUBLE
BLACK sERAH SILK. excellent quality. real value
HENRIE1TAS. all pure French wool. very finest
quality. nearly 4 yards wide: TAM terra Gotta OF
blood gray, gobelin biue cash value u; price re-
INDIA LINEN very fine quality. cheap at 15c; re.
duced to Sc.
SATIN MORE twatered silk), the new style trim
ming, real value 81: reduced 75c.
ne ladies' OF Washington cordially invited to ex-
anime our beautiful Dress Goods. COME" even Il
you have bought elsewhere We delight in showing
our wonderful cash bargains
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET
BLACK and COLORED SILKS. 70. &c.. 81.
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, pure French wool. IL
yards wide. special cash bargain 81 &c.
FRENCH SATTEENS, finest quality Csc.
HENkIETTAS, finest French worl, all colors, double
width, cash value &C.: reduced to 4Sc.
Cash Customers will please select ONE Of the follow
ing presents. Il they buy % Or over; Pair Damask
73c; bali dozen Dsmask Napkins. 75S. Select ON
giant Bridal Quilt. worth $50; two pairs Damssi
Towels. worth ~; one dozen Damask Napkins, SL5O
my11
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EoR RENT-BY r. o. HoLTzMAnL

HOUSES; NV. coz 18th and Penn.
go iasS ns s.i IF = ID door. ssos!
oil 18TH ST. NV. l0r 80 rs heated by steam loo
III 11th ct. NV, IT.. % Elegant rooms In sSun
!OI ST. NV. 13r......65 Building "hreproof ele-
d4tS - u. W. Dr.. 30 yators, heated by steam
~: lgth ct. n.w. lur % from $50 to 800 each.
1S41 It.. lOr. 3y1215 st., I'D noor 2r 20
kS41 st. NV, LII. 80. oy 1OO9 st.. from 10 to Is
SOSI 1t NV. lOr.... 50 03l It. I'd door. "a
3x6 st. NV. LOT. 5g $3.50 st.. Sd foor, 2rm 90
5l5 I'd ct. n lOr. ~ 939 st. I'd doof lr no
1919 yin stn.w ,dr .31S0 lSSth st. I'd door... %
l0l1 Marion St. IT,. 3O 4 10 9TH ST.. %
1909 st. me-. zr. ~ Ia ava, from 10 % 20
1851 II 1T ne, I'm. .10.60 u31 at ~. Sd door ~
623 ~ ct. Or. fs5 La ave-, ID floor IN
loo Linden H. me-, 6r Ill STORE0
30 Fenton Fl n.e.6r. t:t.S0j MAGNIFICENT stora Srn
3S Fenton Pl n.e.6r. 13SO Building. por' NJ z an
% Fenton p e.6r. 13.6O l10l Pa av., store - lI5
oSo 9th q aA orS. III lOS Pa Az. store. SC
OFF1CEROOMA 42l 18th ct n.V 1T
94l =, ID moor, D front raa 600 9th lt W.. SO
heated ~ steam. ;6dSS 1th Oh. Pa az, store If
Ii st. "a MOOR. " 5O TN ab Pa store 4
For list Of furnisheo nou.es call for or sed 10 oca
For List Of property for sale call for or end 70 ocs
Properly placed WITH me for rent saao = Nbsniy
@yiz & d HoLTzHxX. i0A a.d rsh ~
EOR RlNT-FOR sUMMER-REsIDRNCE: HIGH
e est elevation: overlooking city; rooma lsv~I
ground we'll shAdsd garden: 100 choico gspos q IN
.sas ssS. isdsss: b. iCs. Sss sssSs
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r. W. HENDERSON & Co.. lib + street. Choice
wall papers, window shades, &C.
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LIGHTNING RODS and speaking tubes. ,. II. Kuehlng,
I2I2 PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest.
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The Courts.
rnVruT IN CPgrphu TrpNr


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Meloy agt. Central National Bank
argued. Morrison agt. M0rrison argued.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Jud0e Hd0ner.
To-day. E6erly agt; Berrend; Judgment for plain
tin for $91.06. Burgdorf agt EmIn0ns; verdict and
Judgment set aside. Hutchinson agt. Reed; 1udg
ment Tor defendant for costs. Heiskell agt
McLeran; plaintiff called, suit dismissed CudIir
agL Glover; judgment affirmed.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Judoe Me,rick.
To-day, LETTER agt. Paine: verdict for pleintin
$o09.o0 Lamb agt. Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road CO.; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud9e Cor
Yesterday, Bruce agt. Bruce; testimony before
w. d. smith, examiner, ordered taken. EmmonS
ast: Garnet; appearance OF absent defendant Or
dered. Briggs agt. Combs; sales ratified nisL
PROBATE CoURT-Jud0e Cor
Yesterday, guardianship OF Mary L. Quill and
Ellen Quill; Michael Biggam appointed; bond
5000. Estate John Z. Weidman; hnal notice
Affairs I'm West Washington.
- COMPLAINT BoOK.-A large blank book fol
West washington has been placed in the once Of
the First Cooperative Building Association by the
Citizens Association.
for =, 100 two parts OF square 100 In Georgetown
northeast corner OF Valley and streets-The
new English gro0ve-ratls for the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Co. are to be delivered by
June 15.--The attention OF the authorities L
called TO the condition OF 18th street, between
Prospect avenue and street.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER Ar
a m-Grear Falls, temperature, 81; condition, @;
receiving reservoir, temperature u; condition al
north connection, 10; condition at south connec
ton, SO; distributing reservoir, temperature IS,
condition at innuent gate-hOuSe %; condition al
ef1iuent gate-hOuse. go High tide in the river
to-day al H:21 p. M; low tide at 7.O9 p. 10.
The new state capitol at Austin Texas was ded.
fcated yesterday with imposing ceremonies. There
was grand military and Masonic display.
The fOrty-3ec0nd annual convention OF Superin-
tendeLtS OF lunatic aSylums Is In session at For,
Monroe. The Officers OF the convention are: DR.
Chaplin. OF Philadelphia, president; DR.. Godding
OF Washington, v1ce-president: Or. Curwtn, 81
Pennsylvania, secretary.
In speech at Battersea, England, last evening
Balfour said he had laid before the house q state.
ment showing that In every year OF GladstOne's
administration sentences had been increased on
appeal In Ireland.
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AleXRndYiR Affair.
Reported fe: TIE EVENING STAR:

1 AepOfted fec AhE EVENING STAR.
CORPORATION COURr.-The CORPORATION court,
Judge Clark resumed its session this morning and
was engaged with civil cases Tomorrow 1t will
have offered to pay their taxes BY rendering the
coupons OF the old bond issue. Several OF the at
torneys having gone to Norfolk no suits OF import
ance nave been called up for final decision. The
suit OF VIM Rodgers VS.. B. Rockford summers Of
washington, was transferred to Judge keath's
court ff the county. and the Richards estate case
and Hurdle estate case sent to commissioners for
| report On the proUate side OF the court the es-
tale OF me late Philip Fl. Hoon was ordered to be
| geant.
| TIE REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.-THE conference
OF republican delegates here, mentioned In The
STAR Yesterday concluded to hold no district con-
ventlon, as was FIRST suggested, but TO go 10 the
Petersburg convention and there have q further
! conference with the leaders OF the party before
proceeding TO elect tho district delegates to the
| CHURCH MArrERs.-The Israelites here will OBJ
serve their festivals OF this week quietly as there
= no rabbi stationed at the synagogue herd
made In the Catholic and Episcopal churchea-
Rev w. ): Young, pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pa, Snu 1 sSuth has been authorzed py Judge
rage ceremony In this state.-Childrens ser
vices are held now every morning at ST. Mays
chqrcn;-J. c. smoot has become trustee Of the
ceased.
NorEs.-some seventy Alexandrians are now in
tion and the Confederate memorial Ooservances.
I-Ex-Supt. j. Ormond Wilson, OF washington, is
Teachers Institute, to be held here this summer.
| IL Is thought that many Washington teachers will
Visit Alexandra during the institute.-The c0u-
pom cases In Alexandria county viii be called for
commonwealth Attorney Clements. The first
case In which notice is given nonresident Is
that OF OF Mr.. H. s. johnson, Of Washington
The Gray Clock Co., Of Washington, has been char
tered oy the circuit Judge OF this district. A. C.
stevens Of the District Of Columbia, Is its presi-
dent-Mr; J. l. Pettitt, of this city, has been
appointed District Deputy Of Good Templars for
this Jursdiction.-May flies have appeared, but
the cool nights much diminished their humber
Midland car ran of the track last evening at the
k1ng-street station. and for while prevented the
passage OF vehicles on that street to and from the
r1ver.-The hy-wheel at Schuler'S woodward, on
West King street, bursted yesterday, and injured
Alexander Richardson, q cOlored boy.
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THERE'S A BIC Boon

THERE'S A BIC Boon
INCUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. AND WHY
OUR STOCK TO SELECT FROM Is VERY
LARGE AND CONTAINS THE VERY NEW
EST PATTERNS AND STYLES.
OUR PRICES ARE 90 TO SO PER CENT
BELOW THE MERCHANT TAILoRs. AND
OUR NEW YORK CUTTER Is GIVING
FITS" OF THE MOST SATISFACTORY soRT
THE MEN WHO TAKE THE MEASURES
CUT THE GARMENTS THE COATS ARE
BAsTED UP AND TRIED ON BEFORE BEING
FINISHED. THUS INsURING sATIsFAc-
TON TO THE CUSTOMER
THAT OUR CUSTOMERS MAY WANT IN
THE LINE OF CLOTHIFG. RIDING COATS.
TROUSERS OR HUNTING SUITS OF
sTocKINETTEs. BEDFORD CORDS. BUCK
SKINS" WINDSOR CORDS. WHIP CORDS.
TREBLE CORDS. TwEEDs TWIST CORDS.
STABLE TwEEDs. CoRDUROYs. MOLE
SKINS, vELvETEENs. ETC. OF THE BEST
ENGLISH GOODS.
WHILE WE CARRY AVERY LARGE LINE
OF FINE GOODS WE ALSO CARRY A LARGE
VARIETY OF MEDIUM PRICED sUITINas
AND TRoUsERINas FROM WHICH TO
MAKE SUITS AT $50. s25. ESQ. AND TRous-
ERs AT s5., $3.50 AND $3.50
THESE SUITS ARE CUT BY THE SANE
CUTTER AND RECEIVE THE SAME CARE
Full ATTENTION As THE HIGHEST
PRICED aooDa
NEW LINES OF THIN sUITINas AND
rRousRRINas BEING CONSTANTLY RE
CEfvED.
4 n BARNuN 90.
myle osl PENNSYLVANIA Avx.
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SEE IN OUR window what style Of goods we make
70 order IN pants at s..
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CITY ITEMS
Hats,
@-I5-$l-sl.5o-G

HATS
45-75-$1-$l50-$o.
Best Hat In the city, 81
straw mats 10c> 70 81. AMERICAN HAT Co,
2O9 Penn. ave. opp. Botanical Gardens
lie h. Hopkins removed $50 F St Wire,
Door, and window Frames for files. eos
DfxOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. I'm
->~
Ihe Light. n unning s'DOmestics, is
sold at Auerbacns sewing Machine Rooms, 9TH
and d SIS, our only authorized agency for the
District OF Columbia. Also Fashion Papers
60 DOMESTIC SKwING-MAcHISB Co. N. Y.
Sufferer from Coughs, Sore Throat,
&c, should try browns Bronchial Troches," q
simple but sure remedy. Sold only In boxes Price
% cents. 3
Is Per Cent Discount
on about 90 odds and ends OF Travelling Bags and
Satchels. Most or these bags OF splendid quail
lily, some are slightly shop-worn. They are all
bargains TOPHAM's, 1871 Pa. ave. s,tu,th-2w
Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists eoly
MOrell, ia 9Th stn.w, every style showcase. eo3O
Ice Chests, $40; Refrigerators So At J.
w. SCHAKFER Bro, China and Glass, 1920 9TH st.
NV. e0-tOJe1
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
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WASHINGTON pANENHowER,
(Successor TO Danenhower L Son),
Real Estate and Insurance Broker,
Ills X st. NV.


A si,-story Give bay-window, Apartment House
northwest in this city; convenient the several car
and herdie lines and is under rsntai paying hand
rooms and bath each and Of rooms and bath eachI
modern convenience OF nrstciass house elevate.
The building also contains the usual accompani,
jsnita, boiler and eneine-roons laundry. seryapts
quarters, baggage store rooms cellar and coal vsults
only ten of the Oats furnished md the price Of
The pnupry now Snds4 eent Y
per snnun. and expenses about $4,000: estimated
prSs tius, "a o 900
Terms: 0ne-quarter cash, and balance on long time
ct . per cent myl1-lm
EoR SALE THREE DESIRABLE CORNER
j. dxellinss well located. northwest; at "a .500
A-16ws 1907 St nv.
EoR sALE-NEw THREE-sToRY BRICK Dwell
III nns TEN f0oms bath room and cellar iarnace and
'ss sss Ifs. :'.' ffEfE H5fE sSs q Nv
EoR sALE-I AM AUTHORIZED TO SKILL A
IL beautiful Residence IL large rooms 2 baths con-
iful trees ~ aide yard Bona hde purchaser looking
f KS beautiful ,an spm s should apply to GEO LIN
EoR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN-4e MASS AVE
T.. n ,, price so:So0; ia500 cash. balance on
A'''.' M W4sH'S DAN gNH asss E'.
IcOR sALE-FOk FEW DAYS LONGER THAT
u lovely house. 474 st NV, IL rooms and bath:
cost % build Inquire Of owner on the PREMISE
Dsr l9t With srounds surroandin~. Isis sotS 81 ,
q sssi i fssSs i saa e: ''''
EOR sALE-sEvERAL DESIRABLE AND AT
II tracbye housee near Dupont C1rcle; from "a. 500
nv. ap26-lm
LOB SALE Or ExcHAN0E-FoR UNINPRovED
~ propsrty n wsshinxtona nssnt5fn. l1.soom
@sns. With lnr.e and be.ctafsl ground, Fhs RroP
away, Long Island r. y, and WITHIN 700 feet q q
maics Bay. ovssloohtng ths ocseA JAMES A BATE
l4O7 IT. nv. myz-2w
ROR SALI-S07 Z q. NM N THR vKRY BEsT
II Of condition: hepse With Thirteen rQoms tnclud1nf
sso 2 ~ e FS1pi ~ ~ AZ as ~
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

LAWN VASES AND SETTLES. at sHEDp & BRO
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Auction sales Of CITY Propersv.

public sale the ve-story marble-front building on
the north side Of Pennsylvania avenue between
9th and 9TH streets, formerly occupied by Jas Y.
Davis Sons and belonging to the estate OF the late
Jas. Y. Davis 1t was bought by s. F. Merrill for
So 600. The lot has a frontage OF 219S feet and
tainS 2, 162 square feet.
Duncanson Bros, auctioneers sold yesterday at
Island avenue between 14th and 18th streets, i'm
proved by small brick house, to d. G. Purman for
ST. per foot.
War Relics For Sale by Auction.
CAPTURED AND ABANDONED PROPERTY" KNOCKED
DOWN TO THE LOWEST BIDDER
over Two hundred and nIty watches and small
lot OF Jewery were sold at auction to-day at Dun
cansons auction room. They had been captured
or abandoned during the war, and have been in
the custody OF the War Department. The sale at
tracted quite throng OF buyers, and there were
present representatives OF Philadelphia, New York
and Baltimore tewelry establishments The ma
JOrlty OF the watches had brass cases. and were
as the aucti0neer aptly termed them "antiQue u
Blyers were found for them, however, and the
Drought better prices. The receipts of the sale
Will 10 turned into the United States Treasury.
Harriet Richmond i'm Court Again.
JUDGE MILLER SAYS SHE WILL HAVE TO FURNISH
BONDS OR 60 DOWN FOR THIRTY DAYS.
Harriet Richmond, the go0d-iooking brunette
who was recently placed under her personal bonds
Dy Judge Smell, was arraigned before Judge Miller
this afternoon charged with being a vagrant. Miss
Richmond claims to be an actress. She is from
Michigan. When arraigned she pleaded not guilty.
Onicer Wall testified that last evening, about z
O'Clock, his attention was attracted to the defend
ant, who was under the influence OF liquor. She
was In Walker Davis store, corner OF I'd and G
streets. She asked for beer which was refused
her, and she then declined to leave the store.
Detective RAN testified to the movements OF
defendant during her stay In this CITY, and told of
her release on her personal bonds by Judge Smell
slow long ago was THAR" asked Judge Miller.
about three weeks" answered witness.
81 was then charged with blackmaiL said the
defendant, but tie charge was untrue, and was
discharged;
The judge told the prisoner that she had been
trusted once by the court but 1t does not seem to
have done her much good.
VI have been pursued day and night" said the
prisoner. "a Senator has obtained a position for
me 70 go to work In the Agricultural Department
Monday"
'Wel," said the judge, "you will have to give
ponds or go down for thirty days, and IL Senator
got you position he can give bonds for you"
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ffoYA
BAxrSe
ABSOLUTELY PuRR
PowDrB

This powder never variea marvel d purity.
strength. and wholesomenem. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only in cans RoxAL BAKING
POWDER Co. LOG Wall st. N.Y.
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The Barber Divorce Case.
THE HUSBAND FILES A PAPER TELLING HIS SIDE OF

THE STORY.
Yesterday, Messrs. b. +. Butler and O. D. Bar
rett for Charles E. Barber, filed the answer in the
suit for divorce f1leI by Charlotte E. Barber last
Monday. The husband admits the MARRIAGE states
that he went with her to Pittsburg and sent her
from there to Girard showing her every attention
| and kindness, and no complaint Of sickness or
fatigue came from her. He asserts that the SICK
ness she speaks about was caused by her having
| an operation performed tor an abortion while he
was absent from home, and which she had re-
| peatedly threatened to have DONE II was
deliberate act, as SHE had previously made a will
In case the result was fat l. He denies the Charge
! OF desertl0n and nOn-support but declares that
within two weeks after reaching her fathers
| house, he sent her funds by mail, which she re-
turned, stating that she did not wish to be depen-
dent upon him or be under any Oblig atoms to him
whatever: Later he met her In Erie, offered her
check and dress pattern. She acceptei the latter
| only, and afterward sent check amounting TO
what she supposed was sufficient TOT pay for It, and
| from that time she has not asked him for assist
| ance. He denies ever attempting or intending TO
attempt to procure a clandestine or fraudulent
divorce, but admits Ming bill for the nullity OF
their marriage, doing 1t In open, legal way and
insists that the costs We're paid on It's dismissal
He emphatically denies the charges OF cruelty.
SUING THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD FOR
$4,000 DAAAGES.-Mr. k. Ross Perry, for f s
Peck, administrator OF the estate OF Rev. s. Eugene
Peck, entered suit to-day against the Baltinore
and Ohio Railroad to recover 10000 The plain.
TIN alleges that on March 10 near the Intersection
| OF Boundary. l. and 10th streets northeast, Peck
| through the careiessness and negligence OF de
PENDANT.
DECORATION DAY AT LOGAN's TOMB-The execu-
tive committee OF the Logan Guard OF Honor held
meeting last night to complete arrangements for
gan at Rock Creek Cemetery The Logan Inyinci-
Oles, OF Baltimore, and Logan Camp Sons OF Vet
Grams will participate. Members OF Congress and
all InosianS viii be invited to be present at the
Day.
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IreHrNrse Rops. electric work. ]. Il. Kuehling
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q, dHk Willy STARS Pocket Atlas or the World
souessN Lfee 10 every new subscriber for one year
70 tne MxEKLr STAR IL is handsomely prtiated
Dook OF III pages profusely illustrated With more
than 100 colored maps and diagrams and cOntains
wealth VI general Information. - adyersssss
ment In another column
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Gas COOKING RANGES. at sHEDp Bros
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t<Oh
lSr....-........ $3.50 1926 5th ST. NV. Tor S65
1916 st. IT.. LIS 4o.) q st. l2r. 90 30
St NV, l2rs TO l131 10th st. Or 80
112o 10th st.n-w., l5r l. 24.,2 14th ST. so
1923 l. l. ave. 100 1914 30tn n.w.- III. 80
1929 ST. H. l5f. 100 1870 b sw l1r.. 40
1914 z LIST st. n 13r. 100 IL ST. Sr Az
1904 Conn. ave-, l3r - S37 I'D NV, Or. 40
1874 2Sth st. n. la. so 1880 18th St W., 30
1O16 18th ST. Is 1886 Riggs st. W., Or. 80
11O2 9th St, 11r. 1905 Both ST. 1fr. 80
1IO4 Conn. ave. 1lr... 1909 9TH ST. n W., store
2404 l4th at .........15 and dwelling b
gle 18th ST. NV, 15r. 20 1429 St NV. Or .21 30
81 18th st. 20 1907 Caroline ST., 6r
JAG st NV, 12r.. 20 1012 N. II. ave. 6r ID
1877 st. NV. 11r.. 10 234 LIST ST. Is
2402 l4th st 1867 S02 :, list St H. W.. 14rs.-
10th ST., O. 1Or. % .e32 LIST St 6r. Is
The above houses can De examiner Permit rom
our Office only. THOMAS J. FISHER CO..
my7 1924 + st. NV
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f6l2F L. s166. 81 e3?Mas ,av.n.e- Or s2a 50
1877 st. W., l3r. rs Il K at u. Or. 20 80
81 st. n. BOT. 100 113 lth st 20
GA 18th St 12r. 100 400 Boundary n 20
1907 st. NV, 10r.. .75 1918 ST. IT,. %
6l9 st. 11r.... 30 pa Mass. n. W. 1r 2290
l31 Md av. 11r.. 80 46o Washington st.22.S5
9l7 stn.w. l1r 1919 1915 ST NV 6r. 81. so
Az Sd ST. 1Or. % 2lo X ST. w. Sr l0
22l E Cap ST.. 1r. SO 40 % G St u W.. 80
% Grant Place 9r 80 500 ne. Or. 20. 30
3lS 9Th 10r. so SOS Sd 1t. Or 20 90
tO6 18th 81. NV, lii. 40 14l3 stn 20 40
sos ct. NV, ST.. 20 40 GA st. ne, Or. %
2O4 ST. NV, -4011 23 Nj ave ". 0r Is 30
10l1 10th ST. 9r35.o0 % Defrees ST., Or 10
1888 18th s. NV. Or .35 Alb 18th st. Sc Or. lot
81 st. n.w 30 933 9th ST. n Or. 10
81 ST. Sc. 9r. 30 10 300 18th st. sw, 0r-. 10
1ll5 l1th 5000 l.}33 Ii st. 6r. 10
Lanier Heights Or. 30 GA % tn st or 30
2lll II st. NV. ST.. 30 "a Fentop P Or so
4O6 St n. g, sr 2s 80 6:,9 se Or. ~ %
I}9 Sd st. NV. 7r. 40 BOB Mclean avsw L. 80
229 ArthuIpL. 7r. 80 iii3 \; dave. e.. or. II
1888 18th St w.6r25 g 909 9Th stnw;, Al. 10 30
myl2 b b. WARNER q CO. 916 St nv.
EOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT NEW HOUSE. NO.
Il 1877 18th ST. NV, Containing 10 rooms, cellar.
bath and every modern improvement, handsomely
papered throughout Price s55 per month.
WASHN DANENHOWER.
Successor TO Dsnenhower Son,
Tn
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ErOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
10th ST. above Dupont Circle 10r, all mod tmpS S75
l124 ST. 18th ST., 10 rooms .......... 30
300 st. n. rooms mi ...................31 80
$40 Al st. rooms aud bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Office rooms, 10o Sth st nw............ &lS and p
TYLEk 4 RUTHERFORD.
jaoS-16ws 1907 r. n ".
lrOR RENT-A NINE-RO0M HOUSE, $40 II ST. n
Il in best of order all conveniences: SIS per
key next door. Apply 63o ID ST. NV, q. Il. oCHAF-
FER ap.tO-:2,n
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L,OR RENT-321 I'd ST. 8. E, A SQUARE FROM
Il New Library. handsome. two-story and basement
rooms and bath. bay window, press bricx. over 10
feet front; just completed cabinet mantels, crystal
chandeliers: all modern improvements fronting Q
park; convenient for three lines of for in
spection 335 per month. myl2-6t'
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EUROPEAN GUIDE Books Fnxr-Those conteco-
p.atng Trip 70 Europe this season by sending
Rrea, name and address TO W. p. Van Wickle,
avenue, Will receive free OF Charge a book full OF
racts Ior Travellers Abroad"-jus the Information
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

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III s. i. 8 1888 1883 3; {. ssisS
y lsS ks,- 3D. % ss:,9 2, Or; 70 80
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i95 2ist st. ior 50 sS2 2sth Il St, 50
25ii ST. so g so ~ ai and and ii.
925 ga ST. sr....- 30 SO 24ls st. rs.-... 80
50Si Former F 7r25 So Rear ,c IS 9th. 81
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III 10Th "a stis F. st t. ave- Dr. $50
myia wfLc OK iso4 r. a sss n 70
EoR RENr-.s4o PER MONTH. THAT BEAUTI
j. full 7-ro0m brick 4s5 @ ST. NV. Inquire .t 50, @
Il desirable brick dwelling containing IL rooms bath
range and Al, modem mP5Syspsn,s; rent ios to de
1894 St NV. my14-6t
EoR RENT-A FURNIsHEp HOUSE fronting
on F.rrsspt SQUARE from June 70 October !: for
''% %si + ss&' price s so 35ss !. NV
fEs sI a. ,S Ws s !. aS ne.
St: ss g Rs.s I ssnd St; a i9
s Sos w y & sss s
ssi MSs as Fl NV
EoR RENT.AT 81 TO sI2: 5O-To pEsIRABLE
tenants Il taken at once have conclu, led TO rent
AID Rse mod
ments pretty oak mantels all through and very
cheap at these rents. W. BURFORD.
mylo-2w 1422 New York
TNOR RENT-9I5 ST, 10 ROOMS. WELL SUITED
L for boarding house; has AZ nedern i,nPr9ss,
ments and Is in good condition; &105. NJ NJ. PARKER
l4lS st. ny10-2w
lIoR RENT-NEw FIRsT-CLAss RESIDENCE
i l4l4 10TH st NV, let Rhode Island aud st.
Also 1928 and $50 St NV. Apply TO J. }. SHEDD.
1907 Rhode Island ave. my3-th. stu. 3m
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II AT BARGAIN.
That desirable 10-room brick house 1917 11th st
n. Rent reduced to $50
BUSHNELL CARUSL
ap.}0-.}m zoos l. St NV
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Real Estate Sales.

George n. Beaie has bought Of william E Eli
sion for -, 100 property at the northeast corner
ofNalley and West streets, West Washington.
Z: W. Harvey has bought OF Edward w. Avres
ior $o,1O LOT 10, square PHI, fronting 20 feet on
l4th and 18th streets