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BUSINESS CHANCES

DOR sALE-GRoCERY STORE, GOOD WILL AND
nxtures on 9TH St Sc; $500; cheap; also Grocery
on St 81 so aarvain also CHAR. Notions
Sl25 also several other Grocery stores and
Drug stores Apply L. L. BOYER BIB A.. st. 2I-3
Two lNvESToRS-sAFE. kELIABLE AND CON
Il vsnient six per cent guaranteed securities $500
and $1,000 debenture bonds OF the New England
the Ianf OF New York & g. 4 SoS Tork. Ne% 3o9k
city also real estate mortgages fully guaranteed The
LYMAN a RICHARDSON, Agents
!e2l-eod.lm zoos 81.
toR sLE-loo SHARES OF DiNAMoGRApH
Also cheap some nraphophone, pneuma &c Gun Car
ri rag, and Horseshoe stock. CHAs. A SHIELDS.
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN WHO HAS HAD
w experience both in mercantile and real
aud an investment of or two thousand dollars viii
pay good income or would purchase an established
lars Gs Star 0ee 0 f''inS '0! jsf fsriis1
HOUSE FOR RtNT-3 AND ST n. T.. TWO
ga1n,ed; rent low Apply to f. ". cALLAoHAN, s3I
EoR ,sALE-vERY CHEAP-A FTksT-CLAss
selling Last years AVERAGE vas as per dsy
Total al! Ire esc for the year. 600 Adsr
EoR sALE-A NICE CORNER GROCERY STORE.
oo eebfrsy Located i'm the northwest and doing
INVEST $500 IN SMALL HoU rs; You ARE
ave NV N''' -'-A "N ~'O' feH NO, ssi.iA
WILL EXCHANGE FINE BROOM HOUSE IN
w good northwest location. unimproyed property
northwest Add ess EXCHANGE. star cffce. je20-3t
I(ok SAIL STOCK. FIXTURES, &C, OF A
hrst ward for liquors; reasons for selling made known
upon application. Address B. ". n Star office reo-3'
EoR sALE-REsTAURANTAN AND DINING SALOON
reasons Tor selling. Apply l2I9 eth n. je30-2t.
Erok sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YAAp.
. a. Of the Mood sH so IN IT,
Tor ; , other business requires twelve teams to
VIII q srocery store. Apply on premises corner
lIoR sALE-FIvE SHARES OF GARRETT PARK
offer viii be refused. Box l2e. ONCE jeI9-3t.
Tor sALE-eRoCERY, STOCK, AND FIXTURES.
box Tnanr forper 4, sna s5se Ice
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG
"A Baker-the routes. Including two horses and wag-
oas. OF one Of the Oldest Established bakeries in the
city for sale cheap before the LIST OF July. Reason
sens sicsns:s in the family Apply to g. cox
LOR sALE-HALLET 4 DAVIS PIANOS: BEAU
summer 2, S.S easy monthly terms H. L SUMNER agent
IIoR sALE-THE STOCK FIXTURES AND GOOD
IL Will Of an odestablished Grocery and Fee store.
from o @ Apply 70 JonS 81 aRktS S
14th st. NV. Je11-lm'
EoR sALE.KNIGHTs TEMPLAR OUTFIT. $50;
GEO. I. klein. Ala 9th st. NV. je7-lm
C,OR SALE-0R EXCHANGE-FOR CITY PROP
Il erty, farm Of l39 acres Frederic sburg Va;
IN excellent condition. healthy and pleasant
price low. BENZ. r DAVIS. 1919 Est. je5-lm
l>Ok SALE-AT BARGAIN-sTOCK. GOOD
will. &c, of Grocery. Liquor and Provision Store
which has large grounds, stabling. good WATER &c
premises for rent lease; only reason for selling
leaving city In northwest section For further
particulars. &c, apply CHAs. B. SHkEkE
te1eA- I'm 1l2o 9TH ct. NV.
lNOR EXCHANGE
It small House in the northeast part of the city
for vacant ground southeast or northwest
SwOkMsTEDT 4 BRADLEY,
my2,-lm 821 st
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CoMvoKTABL. Two-sroRY NEW BRlcK HorsR,
~ Cleveland avenue, near 12rh STREET, viii be
sold az auction Tomorrow az $50 pm. See adver-
uSement for details
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Sales Of Real Estate.

John Farnsworth has bought OF John Hocke-
meyer, for sl2 500 sub lot %, So $780, property Is
feet IL inches on o street and 100 feet on 10th
street. Priscilla W. Page has bought OF Harvey L.
Page, for $1,000 sub lot s. So 90, property at the
northwest corner OF Connecticut avenue and X
street northwest, fronting 121H feet on street
and 49,, on Connecticut avenue.
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Relief from the Hot Spell.

PROSPECT OF CUULING SHOWERS TODAY.
The Signal Service observers said this morning
that the conditions are favorable to-day for local
showers There is quantity OF moisture in the
air and the temperature is sufficiently high to
cause sudden upward movements OF air that may
result In laying OF the dust before nightfa There
has been but little change in the temperature since
Sunday, and there is no definite prospect of
relief from the heat, although there Is a very
small cold spot apparent in the Northwest that
may spread and reach us. Monday has been the
warmest day OF the week, so far. On sunday the
maximum was se:3, the mean or average 1877,
and the an. figure 745. Mondays highest
was 92.3; the mean &13, and at O'CLOCK
76 On Tuesday the mercury went down
was n. and at O'Clock It was IS. Yesterday the
thermometer went 10 81, slight rise; the mean
was a, and at O'Clock 1t was 20. This morning
at the thermometer registered % degrees, 1T
tie higher than yesterday, and the indications
point 10 stationary temperature, with perhaps q
cooler spell II The rains should come
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STORAGE RooNs for rent rooms OF all sizes In.
Quire OF W. b. Moses sons 18th and streets.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EoR sALE-FARM OF 100 ACRES OF LAND
slightly 6a milling sanay loan S arp GeIE BALANCE
Patuxent station no buildings price only io0
| very cneap' must be sold. Apply U. l. BOiEh. 3l3
! ~ ST. sw. je2l-St
| I.oR RENT-PART OF FURNISHED HOUSE, OK
bosrders received; hne water and shade airy ro0ms.
abundant table WOO. and pasinr, irse Mn. IH9s
rT,AKoMA PARK-AT co 7. OR WILL EXCHANGE.
IL finely situated lots. fronting Carroll aud Column
Kitchen and eating room detached j. A. p @ Bon 81.
/ Tskoma Je2l-3t'
I,oR sALE-5O ACRES. AT FOREST GLEN STA
Investment FURNISHED cottage On south Mounisin,
together with 10 acres Of land. for the -uAl sum Of
and good frame house aud all the necessary
sSria pr miles i,S5 Is e s Orkney
sary Guildnrs The Richmond. FrederlcI s6urs and
ne estate Yields over 200 tons OF hay Zoo bush@s
per- se aa 20 IN 81 SoGn
proved; good isrm and Dear railroad Price, sl0
wood and Blsdensburv roads: NILE from site q the
Catholc University improved For last ot arms and
NAN. yi7 r st NV. je2i-ot
WANTED-To PURCHASE NORTH on NEsT
pSe. Stg few sss % sna lr9 Sgnsf opS
tion. location and lowest price. NJ O.. Star Of'ics
NOR sALE-AT MELRosE PARK, HYArTs-
re idenee Of the late 4 X Idiot esq LSt. 50 by $50
square loot Liberal terms 10 purchasers of han
Saf 50 II S1' GiS
EoR sALE-NEAR ROCKVILLE, IS ACRES.
new barn high hsaIhf slte cheap rs S,seT aTS
COOKED LUCkt II. 935 or kOs kviIle Nd 1el 4 lm
s SILLAeE BONE l5 ShsE
inE village q Ballston Va. ~ mics IRON New Iron
Pa Hf isis p Scrk s aVs $40 per e i2im
l>oR sALE-HANDsoME BUILDING Sits AT
Dunn Lo,ns A%0ns ,mprVys% % are ne.
tages, &C lnssnincent parks and mineral springs
acL it BSTcaEhDIR Ss fss5 + ST ss
my263m
IyoR SALE : AT FOREST INN PARK, FOREST
@ s.as erseed s THIS e the H ess%a9
pe% cents The seoT Pssm.l Tad
l.2o y ST NV. jes-lm
I,oR sALE-BARGAINs-LoTs AT FOREST GLEN.
Il Nd; twenty minutes ride from sity; s5oTp
,es-lm. i423s fst
ISoR sALE-sPLENpID ESTATE .44s AcRES
Sssss SSFl 1f'i 4 sE'f U.s.
Tor SALINE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED
P1kNs AND SMALL COUNTRY HOMES
Of from TO hve hundred acres within from 10 -
miles q the city. suitable stock. DAIRY nut and
very easy terms Sl p t ssPd 81 SPiIs'h
x2-im T. II sYPHEKD q CO. 1921 ft
uNOR SALON METROPOLITAN BR Il. AND q.
II at Rockville. houses 20 llr.. hui ding lots;
country and dairy stations other farms
TO 500 acres COOKE d. LUCkLTI, y3S q NV.
or Rockville Nd 5el-lms
U,OR SALE
II A fne Country Seat Of IS acres. improved by Q
large double frame house Of IL rooms. besuttfully
located elevation IN gruve OF hne old forese
oaks. all AIRY outbuidingr. nne water, rood
orchard only eIl-fninutes walk from Silver bprknG
station. Metropolitan branch
Tor full particulars APPLY ~
j. T. DYER
my20-lm 0UO 18th st NJ.
LrOR SALE OR EXCHANGE "A GRAND STOCK
II farm Of 1000 acres BEAUTIFULLY loc.tsd IN Mary.
landing: dwelin g barns. healthy. rood n.iehbor.
hood M vernon steamer l,ads eyery day within ~
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M0Fell, az eth Sd. p W., every style SHOWCASE eo

iced Tea. Iced Tea.
Our Gunpowder and Oolong and Basket-nred
Japan 1eas, at SOC. per pound are unequalled for
the money. II you want nrsi-class Teas at low
prices give US o trial NJ. P. MErzGER,
AT It'll St NV.
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Thc short Honeymoon.
WHAT Mr.. AND MIS-. SWEENEY SAY ABOUT TIL
TROUBLES.


TROUBLES.
The difnculties between Thomas J. Sweeney and
his wife, which led TO the husbands being locked
out In the street Tuesday night, stated in yes
terdays STAR, will probably be brought into the
courts. as both Mr.. and Mrs. sweeney told n STAR
reporter to-day that they intended entering suit
for divorce. Mrs. sweeney stated that after
their marriage they lived on capitol
HUI until she could no longer stand
the treatment he subjected her TO, when
she moved TO her fathers for protection.
The furniture, which she said was not paid for,
was removed piece by piece. Mr.. Anderson the
father Of Mrs. sweeney, stated that he locked the
door against sweeney Tuesday night TO protect
himself and family from sweeney. who had made
threats and had gone as he had reason 70 believe,
I0r pistol.
Mr. Sweeney, on the other hand. stated to the
reporter that the whole trouble arose from the
conduct OF his wife. ON the night when he Was
locked out he did not go TO the pump nor for piS
tO but went out with fri nd. His subsequent
actions were by the advice OF q policeman, and he
broke the door down IN the morning because he
had hight 10 enter his own house.
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Yesterday afternoon Dr. Patton was formally In.
augurated as president OF Princeton College to
succeed Dr.. kcCosh.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND openings! GRAND oPENINGN
TONIGHT.
RoEMHEILD's SUMNER GARDEN.
3ls 1sT. N. E.
Music by Select Orchestra
ALL ARE INVITED.
Concert. Every Tuesday rhur'da' and Saturday
RAsE BALI. AT oIIX YNP g, PARK. To-MoRRow
ase Gam. ". t easa
A LBAUaH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THIRD WEEK OF THE SIMMER SEASON:
JEANNE WINSTON
AND THE LYCEUM OPERA COMPANY
In Won suppe's Comic Opera
nrs abSfsslS rs 81 500.
Next week-FRA DIAVOLO. ,e1s
70 ARRIs' BIJoU THEATER.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY TWO.
WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY. JUNE lS.
That charming and talented little actress.
LOTTIE CHURCH
In John Stevens successful sensational melo
UNKNOWN"
Mex. wes.p rOGulRI prices ssd {; Nus usual aIpr s
=. ses 'ss% s. Build
DROF. CALpwELL'S (NEW UNIFORMED) BAND
and orchestra can be engagsd to furnish frstclass
JUS B. CALDWELL.
jeo-3ws ia z st. NV.
V1NHE WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY,
Corner 22d and P sts..
WILL REMAIN OPEN DURING THE SUMMER
FOR THE
ACCOMMODATION OF ITS PATRONS
my22.1m
TINE CYCLERIES. l4O6 N. Y. AVE. LADIES'
Il Bicycles. Tricycles. Socsbles and Tandems for
Kent by the hour, day or week. Trfcycles for hve
months, S. per month. ap12-6m
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STEAMER PILOT BOY.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.

SATURDAY. June g. Sunday school Excursion.
Boat leaves Washington $50 am, 4:3O. 7:3O pm.
Collingwood Beach, 2:3O m, q. 10 pm Gents Tick.
cts. SOC. gent and lady, 75c.
On SUNDAY. June "A. BNai Birth, !. o. B. B., have
chartered the Pilot Boy and Collingwood Beach.
Tickets. soc.
For Charters &C.. apply to l. J. wOOLLEN l. CO.
1101 F at. =. W., Capt WHITE, steamer Pilot Boy.
myl.l -Jm
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200 Mylie st ma. story brick. IS
HERRoN Nancy.
3el6-lw 1907 st nv.
EOR RENT-234 NORTH CAPITOL ST. FUR
brick DWELLING: eleven rooms and bath
3es.lm J. mel DOD3ON. 1$z2 q nv.
TOR RENT $40 ETH ST. r. W.. CONTAINING
Il teu rooms and ~ mod tmpa. N thorough repair;
w. sSO WASHINGTON DANENHowER.
Successor TO Dsnonhowef : Son,
5sl6-1v Ills =
EOR RENT-THAT GEN or a HOUSE 1o2 81.
key ITO b. Appay thsre or to DODGE soNa 200
9th ~ n.w. 1e1o-Sm
E0R RENT-o2l o 81. NV; F0URTEEN 1QUl1;
u Al modern tmprovements; 10 good tenant o9ly;
go Per month Also. six Houses corner 9Th and
sts. NE y rooms and hath; '-w; s2a40p PR month
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FOR SAIE--HOUSES.

--
=--@ zs==-=
I'V9h sALh-IHkEE INV, s-kovM BUICK MOD.
lhf.. Sso,n Briss House. on View Jersey ave ne,
Two NV broom Brtck ct se: 81. 500
r%S Frsme s eS sties No s ssons;
ics for bOth. $500. Z l. BOYER
XSoR sIl,-,,,,,. =, :, 80 80
otl Mas Mass ave. 81, e. 500; Il 10 IN 81 nv.
wsiiess ave- near 's ssS 81. Ia per s r. c sss
eAl "0op. gIo yin st NV se2l-St'
l. East ospio n seven 49, S.ftIoL sILi ShAh
ments me lorat.ons south ,-t ~, IN sa en- 49,.
TSs SALE tr sl ccs nice home .dare.. HOME
NON s.Iv -, 900 go, = -.
and i 6..smsni cellar JOrch: a. round exposure,
Peasant Inquire on promises :s'''' o''' ,sai.%.
EoR ssLnaA BARoNINzoSt OF raE MIST
Iowa circle t.sq,iiuiiy Psrsd c ss eeaS LSi
anSe may remain at yer Gent 49,, INV '
,sao-s, DAVID s % iE q nv.
S..,, ssSLt .I ,; ,S NV HOUSES INA
splendid ,.gohs investment DAVID u sIoSIE
l. Il sALF-oNLY $3.50 CASH AND BALANCE
iot s4a rSns ana SSsa on p ss
NH Isl. M 81 ,5sis.
well sT,ls spa na;sea desirable sndshe.E home
IyoK SALE
ns Sn STGsS 10
e che streets and Will be sold cheap to A p0r-
b aSis esaas and srsS Sq hos odo
THIS vsry desirable Proprrss vii 6e e,ehsned Tor two
smaller houses. PRICE, $4,000.
500 n II nv 3-story and basement brick al mod.
iss ioiS " toSS bricl n room. pantry
and eath all mod. i'm lot 2oxs0. 81, 500
i3oS / i. NV erck' story sn" aud EASEMENT:
"a BOgnd1Fy g,:,sy s.d gsssHen' 6rick rooms,
bs,ns "a ao wharf ir0n' d's 5000
lOis +,h = ne. 2-story brick rooms AL mod
alIsS prSe ~ 800 iane' r00'' lot 22s''S SIDE
ieso-,i 3 Il. WARNER CO. $40 81 NV.
I,oR sALE-HOI Sis. lll1 Conn. ave n ",
h, M i........... $4,000 L. - 20 i543 stnS.
4yo u II, 4 W D. u. oo sooo
l545 VI ave WI h. h. 5000
;SS il = NV ,OO ~ =. 1000
N, l., llr .......... 4. 800 2si i3s at :. ". b h.
1913 10th 81 n. "; D. m {: sr.......,;.,; 1000
oos u ;. nv l-.OOO 'S M G'l sr r. 500
1910 II 81 n W, b h. o.A - n = : 800
,I i9sr s $500 ~ St ne h. zoo
| n, M a. l3r. -. 5000 80 1th II . e. D. a.
m ia . y 600 I'D and %, a. a. s'0o
:2J Indiana ave. NV. w.. 5r =. -. = 900
a., ., M T. VI 300 81 70 Us st ne s.oo
81 h"- -oo Ss'oo
49, ~; !, LOW ~ NSrue ~ D. loco
No'ah AZ and sts ~, N, .-Z'VVo
,soS ~ ~ ~ ~, o'VVV sVs anu I'll 81 60,
a.. -. "-"-'" m .--OOo
| % 4 ST n " b. H. stsw T. IA " 900
| sr....................5 500 lls 81 "A e r.
/ 4BS TO 442 IT nw.L 0r....................l 500
| h.. Or................ $500
The aloyets only n r.o,,i,, n, ,no r-o,~o-.,- - -
hooks For mi .f cal ~ ,,,'e co. e,,SIis Oh ny
| ,be 4 :, ana zen naioI TrnS ~ " .aa $500
| - - 'N'
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L. n. Hopkins removed $50 F ST Wire,
Door, and Window Frames for files. 1e14-th, g
"Royal Cluc'' Mends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys Ornaments,
Leather. Rubber, Metals, &c Always iquidi
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"RoyM Glue' at loo LStu&th
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eo1y
"RoyaI Glue'' mends China Glasswood, &C.
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Pownzn,
Bio1A1
BAk1sa
ABSOLUTELY Punx

This powder never vsrisa marvel Of purity.
strength. and wholesomsnso. Moro economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot b sold In competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum
phosphate powders. Sold ealv IN coma RoxAL BAxuo
PowDxa Co. LOG Wall ct. NE
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Straw HArs.

Splendid assortment Of 0entlemsn's Summer Hats,
Underwear. Neckwear Flannel and Dress Dhirts White
Vests, Once Coats Thin Socks. suspeDdezs. Hand
kerchiefA Collars, ko
Rc LEWIS + SON. lA2l New York ava.
One Price. North sids. near 18th street.
3e12-lm
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nsrlses Hand my ExnneuisAsr WIN save thou
unnds a dollara Call 3. address for particulsrsL
HARRISON 6 KNIT oenesal Agents,
AGENTS ~ rtsi. 3e10-tojul1
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ALBArGH'S-"Boccacci
HAKkIs'.-Lottie Church In unknown"
PASoRAxA BUILDING.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c.
GRAND EXCURSION TO SALT WATER.
SUNDAY, JUNE "a.
washington's Famous Watering Place,
COLONIAL BEACH.
,.v.. The be- New News Steamer na T " ARRSwsMITH:
three Sours at the Beach Some at PM ~m 'nAfp'
Dinner, lunch. and refreshments on steamer and At
ssi.s FARE s'n o fns isff: % cEsPs
hour from MattanO's wharf to City View tGiesSOro
5g 81 Asay b.nS
CoLoSMI.a ,5in sEAcH t,mon, s.,,,a. Resort,
STEAMER EXCELSIOR
DAILY TRIPS s On 'G AND AFTER JULY.
Org nizations desiring to make these excursions
'.0o1 .pp INV " ' RIDLEY. General M.n.ssr
je20-4m 7thstreet Wharf.
{ oNaREeATqI0oNMA,ts = cHURCH EXCURSION.
Under The direction Of the
LA FhfSA Al9 June NEE b
Steamer CORCORAN viii leave at ) 80 sharp.
Investments will be served by the ladies on the
TICKETs. 80 CENTS. ,ele-3t
tor MARSHALL Hail reaching Washington At pm u
Steamer ": W, CoRCoRAN viii make three trips to
h: snd ns
at = 5, and s :30pm
~ Rpe md sT.sy fasy
aud Saturday thereafter during the summer months.
ing Ut 70 IN and 6lo Pm. and reaching the city at
First-class catering in dinins-room at the Hall.
Lunch, coffee mix. buttermiik Ice fruit &c. supplied
(IOLLINawOOD BEACH.
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The Academy Of the Visitatiou

~,
Other awards were as follows: Christian doctrine
medals, Misses Grace Dummann and Marie Hall:
premiums, Misses Julia Peasants, Birdie Lanahan
Agnes McQulde, Lulie Russell, Maggie Kendall,
Gertle Foran, Maggie Hornibrook, Ada Jones, Az.
nes Weider, May Heep. Constance Smith, Rose
Conway, sophie Johnson, Teresa Hughes, Martha
Palms, Nellie Gleason, Beatrice Chandler, Mary
Corrgan, Kate Mallan. Louise Richie, Helen Bowl
ing, Cecilia ODonoyhue, Annie Travers, Helen NC
sauoMarS WagSaman Maize nae T ydaaee 1u hs
Donnelly, Lulie Alexander, Alice Dammann, Julia
Donneliy, LuRee Dyer, May Smith, Nellie Burns,
MISUNDERSTANDING GoodIellow, Margaret MAJ.
Ian, Mamie Fenlon. Eloise White, Eva Russell
lena weider ki,ty Moran Mary Hale Louise
Hanlon. Cecilia DufIy, Lily Cropley, May Alexan-
der, Maude McCahill. Beatrice Garden.
Peasants, Grace Dammann, Gertte +. VAIN
Birdie Lanahan, Agnes McQuade, Margte Kendall
Ads Jones Gertrude Reynolds Philomena Stone.
Elizabeth Lyon, May Edna Alien, Amanda s ao Neal
Julia sRs
Judge, Mamie Locxhart, Teresa Hughes, Imogen
Penn, Beatrice Freeman. Maude Tracy, Mamie
Palms Elolse White, Nellie Gleason, Cecilia King.
Maude Hall, Eugene Speer, May Corrigan, Harriet
snq p Ps oTni Knn anna n MAY smith Mary
Grant, Nettie La Gorce. Ethel Cunningham, Marie
Flora AaerSaca deSis MARY p xiey
ander, Maude McCahili, Jennie Anderson, Minnie
Green: Rose Nolan, Beatrice Curden, Madeline Hall
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Agnes NcQuAde Nav
Goodiellow. and premiums In each class. :
Observation-Disclosures, Misses Susie Crawford
Ada Clark, Birdie Lanahan, May Waggaman MOL,
lie GOodieilow. Katie Russell, EthelWayne Lewis
Elvia While. Maude Tracy, Julia Donneliy Nary
kereneard. Kate Johnson, Alice Dammann, Nettie
Ia Gorce, Lu Rec Dyer, Flora Auer0ach, May
smith, Nellie Burns, May Alexander. A number
mentioned
| rLangunges-Latin, frst premiums: Miss Julia
peasants, Agnes Welder, Maurice Lockhart louise
Massey German - Premiums: Miss ARnes Nc.
2uade, Mary seep, Maggie HornibrooE, Kettle
Alien, AMANDA Neal, Sadie Norton Nanette CoseI
| rermena Neal French-6old medal: Mas caro-,
nne story. Premiums: Ada Clark, Imogen Penn.
Asnes wssdeI. Agnes AcQuade, Alice Dammann,
M lam Fsnson, Teresa hughes, Permeita Neal
| Josie Nagomn. Mamie KerchevaL Laura Pavne
1umoer on premiums were awarded for vocal
anu instf umental music, painting, drawing. pen-
| Aansnlp, fancy work, plain sewing. neatneSS and
oruer Miss Lillian Daily received silver meal
ID the second class for excellence on the piano.
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the WEEKLY STAR. 1t is a handsomely printed
book OF 19l pages profusely illustrated, with more
than 100 colored mapsand diagrams, and contains
q wealth OF general Information. see advertise.
uicnt In another column.
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FoH RENT 1909 Sd ST NV
PERFkCT GEM OF HOUSE
Seven ms. including bath.
Has all modern improvement
Closets in every roon with hallway, gas and water
Go and ex mine ii.
House open tor inspection.
Rent $50 per month
B. Il. WARNER & CO.,
je16-6t 9l6 F st. NV.
EOR LIGHTHOUSE NORTH SIDE OF MOUNT
il Vernon Park. better known sos st. NV; b. au-
tful situation: IA rooms 81 per month Call COL
TOWER. next DOR. S07. for further Information.
EOR RENT BRICK DWELLING, UNFUR-
Il nished, in good order, in LIE Drot Park.
+. II. SMITH Il SON,
jel6-1w 1l.,2 street NV.
EOR RENT-ONE THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE
II No; 233 18th st. aw. nine rooms; all mod Jumps:
22d St, bet. + and W.. eight rooms, with all mod.
imps rent $50 Inquire at 4O3 III n. ". jel6-St
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FNt PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ava
WILLIS Ice Co. s Penobscot ice-red wagons
SUNS that sold al $50 now SIS.
EIsENAS Bros, cor. 1th and E,
Manufacturing Tailors and Clothiers
GAS FIXTURES at sHEDD& Bros
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sKx ROCK ESoS SPRING advertisement Of Sc
lect excursion.
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LAWN VASES AND SETTLES. at sHEDp Bros.
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MARRIAGE LIcRNsEs.-MarriaGel licenses have been
issued by the cie k OF the court TO otto W. Hill.
larry and Annie E Cannon; Basil A. Soper and
Mamie L Moore, both OF Falkland, Nd; John c.
Wnitmer and Clara ]. Hettlnger, both OF Man.
asSas, Va.
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A BRIcKLAYER SERIOUSLY INJURED By FALL
This morning John SebastiOn, a bricklayer, who
lives at $40 street southwest, fell OF the new
building at the corner OF Vermont avenue and
streets, distance OF 35 feet and was taken to he
GARFIELD Hospital. One OF his arms was broken
and ne was Injured internally, and 1t Is feared
that his injuries will prove fatal
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LUX IKE NJ
I6l2fn.w.l1rs166.
312 & ST. N. W., 2Or. /
GA 18th st NV. l2r I
ll21 l4th 81. u. w-l4r. /.
1lo3 II st. NV l0g...
l3l Md av. ne. llr..
s00 18th 81. n. W, llr.
Oh X stn.w..llr. 80.
s22l L Cap. ST.. l1r. 30.
1a4l Est. NV. 10r...
1886 Corcoran st, Tor.
2lo2 II st. NV. Sr....
% Grant Place. 9r......
22ls 9th 81. n. W. Tor. :.
BOB Z st. NV. Sr.
1904 Il 81. n. W. Or. 80.
l0l1 10Th 81. n. W. yr35,
l006 X vt. n. W.. Or. -.
622 o st. NV. 5 rs.
81 9Th st. ne. Sr....
ZIG Sth ut. NV. Sr. 80
ZIG lSth st.n.w..sr.oO
Lanier Heights. 9r...
1870 r. j. ave. tn.
4:s9 II 81. n W. ST..
1855 18th st. n w-.6r25
Il6 = st. 8. W.. Sr. 20
BIO 10Th St n W, ST.,
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CITY AND DISTRICT

GAS FIXTURES at sHEDD6 Bros
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vsOk SALE
Very desirable new s-room dwellings all mod. imt,
located on south Carolina rennsy lvauA
e.. beautiful location. wide larkug convenient %
cars, herdlos. churches schools aud market Houses
open for INSPECTION Price. ca 900. only $500 cash
required SMORMsIEDr a BRADLEY
my.,2-lm ga7
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l>OR EXCHANGE
small Hou the northeast part of the city
for vacant ground southeast or northwest
SwokMsTEDT BRADLEY,
my2S-lm G21 Il st