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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
Condensed Locals.

The grand jury has indicted John Mueller for
housebreaking and ignored the bill against Junius
Ills for using personal yiole nee upon James K
narrower, member OF the police force, on the Goth
Of August last.
Clubs last night directed the transportation COM
mittee TO have a representative present at the
headquarters OF the Democratic Central Commit
Tee TO answer inquiries regarding transport alton
There was meeting OF The members OF the
senior class Of the National University Law School
Last evening, at which an organization was ef-
fected, and the following officers elected: W. Il.
Rogers president; Vim. NJ. Terrell, vice-president;
turner h. Hackman, secretary, and V. l. Hodges
treasurer.
About O'Clock last evening small house on the
Bateman property, near the Washington Inn, was
burned 10 the ground; loss about 500.
The Eureka Literary Debating and Social Society
has been organized with the following officers:
PRESIDENT, Mr. James F. shea; vice. president, Miss
Lille Harvey; secretary, MT. Edwin j. Hopkins;
treasurer, Miss Rose L. Ferguson.
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KLkcrKIc Bells, speaking Tubes J. a. KuruIs

bARsAiSs AT BRErTBARTH's, ODD Fellows Hall
mslnul enamper suits, 10 pieces, s42 net cash
tne greatest bargain ever Offered in the way OF fur
hiture. NY stock Is heavy, and must make room
,or Stne. INVOICES on the way. Call at once you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
Conn, OATS, AND HAr at Goodacres, 1926 II n.

You WILL FIND YoUR money misspent II you do
not buy your fall Overcoats from the producers.
(See our fall overcoats, 3lO)
EIsKMAN BROS, It'll and stS.,
Manufacturing Clothiers and TailorS
SAVE YOuR SIGHT, consult Hempler's cor AZ
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For RENT
Pianos a per month.
organs 81 per month.
+. @. SMITH. l225 Pa. ave.


NnK WASHINGTON, 1223 ST, invites the ladies
10 call and look at her styles Dresses and Wraps
Dsaotuuily made. under her own personal SUPER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

IAzn1AoB LICENSEES Marriage licenses have
IN Issued by the clerk Of The court TO Jirus
d. Ioog an1 Laura Haxle; W. J. Dutton and Hattie
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OUR AoTro:
No MONOPOLY! M rx-or-,o~,
Good goods and keeping faith with the nuhlic
always produce generous results Our record n
tLat Of progressive hardware house In nrenar
Ing for the cold weather there are numerous Nh tie
I'leies needed IN every well regulated hoQsehold.
Carpet Stretchers, Hammers, Tacks step LADDERS
6c., a.. We have them In endless variety ana al
tie world over. CHAs II C.nT.n A. 81 o'oo
AS4SPNO-~ S1A Vf- CU6 feDn- IA W.
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Transfers OF Real Essase.

DEEDS In fee have esen tled as follows: J. y.
Sreen 70 W. Waring, sub %. 50. 80; 81. 7es3l
w, aring 70 4. d. Green, same property; g..
Jesss sAreeve to A N. smith, sub 40 sa. s7s.
$1,000 L K Reynolds 70 o. w. Reynolds. sub IN
81 ID; = 8. c: Stone 70 S. S. stone subs so TO
90 80. ~; - r. w. Walker 10 Anna n. Hoeh-
Ln9. pr ~, $. p. b. 8 sub, Mt. Pleasant: $40.
gzyYaret kngei 70 W. Hanr, pit i. So 90; 5000.
z. d. Orme 70 B. L Walker, lots ~ and "a So.
as; $1,000 = A keyser 20 A e. CLARKE pt ~
1e6; - G. Naisack 70 7. j. Chew, pts. 1 and I
a. 103o: q, coo. d. Mclaughlin 10 p McInIyre'
lot Ia o. 10; s., loo IL A gill 10 NJ L Eliiot'
sub 81, 50, l02o: $500. q. II. Presbrey 70 u 81
Prssbssy, LOT 30, IS sun. Meridian Hili: -
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FOR RENT-HOUSES


EoR RENT-THosE NV slxRooM HOUsTs
u west side North Usrltol St near n meat comfor->
ole home socd location; near IrtFiC railway. ~1is
l@rkins. hsck yAreas. rralbnAbe 10 dossrnlAs
,ueaasn,s; VII BE- GEishsd zboui i5th IL I. llJsT.
1--WE streetnw. s-Se- In
EoR RENT-i2.s- 1884 n ST NE q room. aud
= sth new sSS Der nlonth l5ls-l52O- l5s2S
. 1,,h ~ " rooms and tssth S42 20 Ter mouth
..asi.--.lla St w. ~ rouIns. heated by fuuiaca,
<gSSsf1osG sts rooms, sl2So. 0ktEN Gun
fok RkNT-UNFURNIsHED.
1921 6thnw.iiE sloo isos-7 roth st " SIS
l:,.s 1orc' rAa si !, 3r 80 500 Boandy n v -
Sa~ rst NV. II. 20 > OF sth ~ n ". -
~. aeo ,hdiAA ave Tor 4Qghtiice 1907 nv -
SoO 81 NV. er-.-39- 80 bSrlser shop l3th 4 a ~
- FURNISHED
Ioth st near ar, stsh.c r,ar per year ~ oon
Conn aNe. bit Il 4 = lsr I,tr year .......... 800
nIaNe. III !. 10 r.. stable, year =. :. 1000
n -, Lot sth and 10Th, lsr.. 30
Snna rlhnd fL-oe a y. llr. pei month. 10
Ao@oAssA 81 hNslot. .....-.. %
OILY 1907 n Il. ~.
J.oR PENTHOUSE I34s CokCoRAN Il a
stories. ROOMS. cedar hath All mod m
improvements an perfect order, frouts south r.nt
$40. lhOS. 4. Aa.ANaN
49, I'm Sls u nv.
INOR RENT-AT MONTEILO. TWO DtSlRsmE
Il cntsalyrs- rooms and q rooms l. 4 LOOMS
ocll-yoot
OR RENr-223 II. y 4. 3-SroRY pl,ICK-
Il r one gss. and water. rent els m ad, ancc
oc:s-ew,o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

AS WE ARE the only manufacturing clothiers in
asnington, our facilities are beyond competition
lor furnishing you with good and reliable cloth
ing tano at much less price,. Atwood suits $40.
EIsEMAS Bros, Cor. 9TH and SITS
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Smoking Cabbage Leaf In the street
Cars.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Our Missionaries inform Us that the Hindoos
embrace their idols In their religious zeal These
ornighted creatures have not the Christian teach
Ing 10 convince them OF their wrong doing. In
Ills civilized community we see a man enter a
street car full OF ladies and gentlemen, hugging
Sae-nith OF what had been a scent Cabbage Ieal.
ne mas The influence OF Christian teaching, yet he
goes INTO the car and Insults the community. III
le happens 10 SIT beside lady her clothes become
PsIneated with the NTH OF the rotten weed, and
.neh sue etnerges from the car her clothes retain
.ue oeof. Cannot the minister's OF the Gospel and
these good ladies denOunce tns or bring NJ 10 tina
n,es OF tne car companies. as II Is every day
oS~efieIccg ]. III.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR sALE-A BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
II store. in norihssst section Of cir doing good
business; good reasons Tor selling. Address Boa -.
Star ofhce. liz
Eok sALE-EsTABIIsHED AND LUcRATIyE
oson Asars.l son So STAR sssn S &c i IS
I,oR sALE-GkoCERY STORE AND FTxTUKEs:
y Food location and cheap rsnt AIply q Sn,s at
2o1 Pa ave se good reason for selling. oclJ-st'
INok sALE-kEsIDENcE STORE AND BUsI-
II ness: rood location; would sell the business and
rs osi g: q 's srfH snsr CO. Sn
IyoR sALE-AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS: A
New. Star oihoe. Tor three days; agent. ness
cJSn WILL Buy STOCK AND FINTURks OF
S%CU grocery and pnoSislon stors southrsst. do
ins ii health store rsnt sio per month inier-
NATION Apply 1Ol lOtn ne oclS-Sr
An OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE AND
s,ess and aSlns o5 nn se e,c An
oci5-st 3o57 NJ st Nv.
IyoR sALE-GRocERY, MEAT. AND PROVISION
tures and lease without stock Address READY CASH.
star Office. ocl2-Sr
II oissrs Sc-' and fixtures cheap rent; reason Cor
selling change 81 6Ss ness Apply At store s9gss..ss
DARTIEs HAVING MONEY To INVEST on
Investment positively secure aud from per
address
oclI-6i CITY PosT-oFFIcE BOX l2s.
A MN BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE n LEAyEN-
"A worth han. city Of $500 population: adS5p-
mug Opers House. well viii trade for city pror
erly. good ground on Columbia helgnts or Mount
pleasant: this n bargain owner 10 Llos.ed here
Address Box 80. CITY n. U. selo-Im
INyEsTkENTs = OMAHA FIRST MoRTGAGI
II Bonds. pay per cent and are suArxn,ssd la liz.
o9nI any: ir,srest and frncip4l paid Is The C6eml
al sunA n n. PARKER. Washington Agent i4is
~ oclo-lm
Lrok SALE GROCERY AND PRoyIsIOk
a store an growing o,ality. good cash business
rent Tor store and dwelling, only sl2, pr1ce 600
600 cash Apply MksCOTT a WILCOX 1907
sennsylvania ave. ocs-ot
ExcEIL-INT BUSINESS CHANCE FoR PEksoN
IL u snAsA capital II taken soon Addres
4. x BODINE
ocs-6t Br1<tos. Va
T,oR sALE-To CLOSE AN EsTATL A DnUo
store doing tar business For psrucaisn IVY
70 II. l. tlllOI1. Pharmacist lOOl n ST. Nv
oc4-Sws
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CITY ITEMS.

An Elegant Line
OF Lap Robes and Wool Mats for baby carriages at
low prices-pretty designs ana styles-at The Fair,
Sl2 9TH street northwest
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.

HE Courts
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Mckenzie agt. Underwood; argued
ana submitted. Clarke agI Hernstein; argued and
submitted.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Jud0e Montgomery
Yesterday, David Williams, rape; verdict not
guilty; defendant. Susan Carter, housebreaking;
order 10 restore properly.
PROBATE CouRT.-Judge Con.
Yesterday, estate Richard A. Gillem; petition of
Melinda A Gillem. Estate Louisa Ii. Chew: in
ventory OF money and list OF debts. Estate Henry
Hall; Will admitted 10 probate and record. Estate
Jos. ID. Free; letters OF administration to Mary
Ann Free; bond $500 Estate Robert Nelson:
or0er appointing Ida V. Cole administrator and
guardian. Estate Adam Fox; order authorizing
transfer or letters patent. Estate Washington
Bruner; letters or administration to Elizabeth
hnowles; bond $1,000 In re guardianship of Ed
ward sutherland; order appointing hin guardian
OF Laura j. Hewett. Estate Ada Fairfax; lnven-
tory returned; sale OF china, brc- etc. au-
thOr1ze0 Estate Cornelius Cox; letters OF admin
istraton OF Margaret j. Baldwin; bond $500 In re
Louisa and Harry +. Wilson's, orphans; ThoS s.
Tucker appointed guardian. Estate Edwin r.
Rowland; order authorizing sale at private sale.
10 re Katie Lackey Ell AL Infants; petition OF q. T.
HamiitoR Estate Thos- Ii. Dorsey; letters OF
administration 10 Albert 8. Dorsey; bond 81, 100.
Estate Lindsay Muse; inventory OF personal estate
81, 3ss.6O Estate Anastasia Patteh; order OF pub
ncati0n. Estate Samuel II. Suit: letters testa-
menIary to widow; bond $4,000. Estate Henry
A. scout; letters testamentary 70 executors; bond
mentary TO Maud T. Porter; bond 81. Estate
Chas. ID. Pennyb baker; letters testalnentary 10
Anna l. Pennybaker; bond $500. Estate John
sullivan; order or publication. Estate Elizabeth
Thomas; caveat nied by Chas u. Thomas. Ac-
counts were passed as follows: Estates OF Emerson
Goodrich, Anna j. G. Mirick, James Ward; guarul.
anships OF Isabella N. Blttlnger, Chas bull, s.
virginia Douglas, JAS. II. Muir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

II you want to feel like a millionaire and no DOC
kin, buy box OF Grand Republic Cigarros o.
BufoS. For sale by ali tirst-clasS dealers. Whole
sale agents. LuchS & Bros
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

Glasses Now Forming
For Painting and Embroidery at
i OPPENHEIMER's, 5l4 9th street northwest,
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ParIian,en,ary l.axc for Ladie..


STAR reporter yesterday met Mrs Eliza
AreAard Conner. who Is residing at 2O4 Delaware
ave- ne In answer 10 a question she said:
81 am teaching women 70 organize and conduct
their church meetings. benevolent societies. and
other organizations according TO the rules OF par
l2menta.y usage. such training drives away the
isrfor AMI the awkward feeling one experiences on
rrst assuming these duties 4 know that the
BENEVOLENT and reformatory work OF the word
WILL raal.y fan into the hands or women, and
want ~ see them ready. Men have not time
Tor IT,"
as It true about the delightful banquets, with
speeches, that your classes give?"
Yes Dinner speaking anu extempore addresses
form part OF the course OF Instruct ton and really
yCu have 10 IDEA what witty and charming dinner
speakers women become. such feasts are brill.
1aht feature In ladies' social entertainments
Then you exclude men?"
NO j take classes CT gentlemen. too but sepa-
rate from the ladies. II they were together the
Inch would give the women no chance 70 open their
mouths, especially here in Washington"
i set, said The STAR young Iaan, modestly:
-Jut Is II a fact that your pupils learn froa YOU
how 70 train the VIII and the mental powers py
CHRONOLOGICAL methods not generally undersJood?p
MY pupils can answer that question best"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

EVERYTHING good can be had az FUssEIL's Res
taurant, 1425 New York ave.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

IS i9, q lt s.'5 NV s.s 9. .as
1872 eeaa.s'isa. ave 40 fSsd :s. j j
1906 0orcoran ST. sr.5s 10 10Th st ne. Or IL 8
2i9 ID st NV 7r..sia so ing, 9th and +.
Ocl3-st JOHN SHERMAN Gu. 1907 st NV.
F f!a a G,S w. Or xs,s44s ,.,.~.
80 ~ sw.. g., w..l6 3piso5 i st sw or. W =
t iSd 1Sw Or s r az x =, sw 70
sS5 Mclean an, Or IL. 80 l,S st sw. sr.M 20 80
IS M sw 5r Eos 81 a 81: or
4O1 18th st. Sc, 5r.. SONS g W.. 5r.......s
ocl3-3ts C. Ii. PARKER. ~ and sw.
Sx MSGMs Oh ;en
ant. Address L Nj. NJ Star office ocl3-lw
EoR RENT-433 9TH 81. N T.. GROOM BRICK.
broom brick; $40. Inquire 435 9Th ST. n.e ocl3-2t'
ICoR RENT-l537 l4IH ST. NV, VERY CON-
Portable three-story ress-brck House saloon par
ment: rent s42.1o; key next door. Apply All 10Th
E.ooss RENT-Nov; lsT.HogsE !l3 EAST CAPT.
ply at l56 North St II.
l,oR kENr-9-kOOM HOUSE. 2Is I'D ST. s Z;
- rent $50. Apply at l3O East capitol St ocl3-3t'
lroR RENT-THAT ELEVATED PRETTY PLACE,
is1 =, M s,, s,rse..s, y, "ArLhS 3o.'
4 i.
Il n.w.; IL rooms and, bath completely furnished
IN excellent location and very desirable. for terms
'P osis e JOHN SALn Y4Ss = = Is CO; w.
E0R RENT-A NICE lO-RooM HOUSE. WITH
anv ars a grounds and stable " eSssst3S, aeixh.s
lroR RENT-NEw GROOM HOUSE; NEAT COM-
Il Portable home, convenient TO cars: LAB St Iw.
only $40, llS Al st Sc, with stable, clio. H. l..
kUST. zoos ct. NV. ocl3-.5t'
IIOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, ROOMS AND BATH
Day window. cellar, ~ l., papeied throughout al
ley III re&r; 40 boundary u I'd door from 9TH
facing eDrolt Park: $50 Inquire ut 420 Boundary.
ocl3-3ts
IrOR RENT-A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BAY
Il window brick; all modern improveIIe. is; b
front &C. Rents tor S2O 30. Apply to owner. u X
st. NV. ocl3-3ts
ISOR RENT-2O2 ST. N.E.-A VERY COMPLETE
Il slx-room house; new; all improvements. Rent
very low; SIS per month W. VI. MEICALF, 1881
+ st. NV. .sHa ocl3-3t
EOk RENT-.4Os NEW JERSEY AVE. sE-NINE
rooms and bath; in per ect order; all modern i'm
lroSements = beautiful home for SD per month W.
". METCALf, 1881 st. NV. ocl3-3t
1fOR RENT-MOUNT PLEASANT. HOWARD AVE,
near l4th St nw.. new S-room house gas. lstrobe.
ana open CRATES stable and we'll price $50 per month
house open Sunday tor Inspection
ocl3-3t JOHN SHERMAN CO. l40s + St
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Bradbury Pianos,

Beautiful Upright GrandS In Mahogany. French
Walnut, and Rosewood Cases; factory prices; SIC
payments sx,,u ,oo- y. 49,.
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Palace Organs.
New Ones. Sold on s. payments.
II Sxsvnvr 1OsOE Do ava

Handsome New Ones. Sold on S payments
+. G. SMITH, 1925 Pa ave.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co..
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS,
503 7th street and 1920 l4th street n. W.
3lO4 street, Georgetown.
VIII commence on Monday, october ID, and con-
tinue during the week to give handsome panel
entitled 1.-THE Peoples FavOr1te," size 11x17, hand
sOmely mounted on heavy cardboard
This handsome panel Is such Beautiful subject
that 1t has only to be seen to be admired 1t Is the
finest specimen Of photographic work ever pro-
duced, executed In eighteen oil col0rs. 1t is the
parlOr OF any household in the country.
These panels are to be given away to all pur-
chaserS OF Scots worth OF Teas, COfYees or Baking
Powder during the week commencing Monday,
october ID.
Handsome presents in the way Of Crockery,
Teas and Conees. We also give checks with every
20 cents worth OF Tea, Coffee and Baking Powders
Remember our Stores:
5O3 7tn ST. NV, 1920 14th st. u. w., 31O4 NJ St,
Georgetown; So, SO and 60 Center Market; "
Western MARKET; and o St Market; 1O1 North
3 NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager.
ITO Paint the Town Red,
Is not our Intention, but we have recently treated
million paint with white lettering, so that
strangers may more readily locate US
Our customers will kindly aid IL the distribution
OF new goods, arriving daily, by Informing their
friends that the best place TO buy Tinware and
Glassware Is at
TURPN Co.'S Great SC. store,
1 439 9TH street northwest.
Sewing Machines for Rent
BY week or month at
Gkx,vr
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=. Sewing Machines for Rent
By Week or month at
OPPENHEIMER's 514 9th street northwest
Sole Agent Tor the New Home Machine
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Criminals Sentenced

soAH SENT TO THE ALBANY PENTTESrIARy, SOME TO
JAIL AND ONE TO THE REFORM SCHOOL
In the Criminal Court this afternoon, sentences
were imposed by Judge Montgomery In the cases
Of the following persons:
James Moore, alias Perry, alias Gross who had
pleaded guilty 10 four indictments for housebreak-
ing, In May and June last, was sentenced to the
penitentiary Tor fiye years in each case-twenty
years In all
VIM Barnes and VIM. Gray two colored BOYS
convicted OF HOUSEKEEPING, were called for sen.
the sg- Tor penltentIary sentence he was SEN
teaced 10 the Reform school during minority
Tnere being some question as 10 Barnes age SEN
tence was deferred.
years, convicted OF HOUSEKEEPING (residence OF
John A. Davis on July LAST, was sentenced TO
Jsil for six months
Frances ia SILVA, the Portuguese negro, convicted
OF honseorsskl1g tSesldence OF Joseph c. Rock,
court sentenced him 70 four years at the Albany
penitentiary.
Walter Carter, colored, convicted OF an assault
ca bis step-daughter. Susan Carter, was sentenced
u pay a fne or SO
John Robinson, a stout colored boy who had
Pleaded guilty OF stealing a horse, was sentenced
70 TWO years In the Al any penitentiary.
kufus Fillmore, young colOred man, convicted
q an assault and battery, was sentenced 10 six
months in Jail
Michael Matthew'S, q colored man, convicted of
al assault under an Indictment charging assault
With intent 10 commit a rape on Monticello DYSON
his wffe's granddaughter on August 2l, called
sentence, calling attention 10 the fact that he mad
been foTty -nve days In jail As his antecedents
ne learned that he had once before been sent TO
jan ior family rupture lMr. Ipscomb-KicSing
In good standing. The court Imposed a sentence
OF 1.-The months IN jail.
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Arabella Upton has bought or Emanuel jackson
for 1000, sub As square "A, 1858 feet by 100 on
NJ street, between oath and 25th streets north
west. W. and j. IL. StOckman have bought for
a, 200 VI Margaret sherman, sub IS, square 676,
1910 by 100 feet on North Capitol, between G and
II sIreetAnorthwest. j. Augustus Taylor, OF 1912
T. street, has sold for Mr. Henry W. Watson, OF
Philadelphia, TO Messrs. b. II. Warner Co., q lot
on east side Of 10Th street, between l. and
streets, for 1855.
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EOR RENT-l234MAsa

EOR RENT-l234MAsa
y ave lar. .....-.e125.00
4:3U 9Th Ut. NV, LIT. la
500 18th st. NV, llr. IA
1706 Lstn-w., liz. .55. 81
2Q16 II St NV. Or. 81
HOO 9th Ut. NV. 6r.. :. 81
1410 I ct. u. W. Or. DO. sc
1434 7 st NV, Or. 30. sc
1215 ID st. Aw.. Dr.. 1888
oc1l3ts A 6. CA
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LOCAL MENTION
OUR AoTro:

foftne Dfstnct OF Columbia Delaware MARYLAND
and Virginia, fair; warmer; westerly winds
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'l24l2 7th St n ", Or. ol6
1888 L ct. Sc. Or. II
,ls223 Cleveland ST, Or. ID
IL 10 18th st. n. W., 5r. .l3
Cor. lst&N SITS. 6. W ..6r. IL
1882 9TH sine, or. 10. so
l2O25 i 1t. n-w., 5r.. 10. 30
J 400 18th st. 9. W, store. 10
432 Del. ave-, Or. .......l0
.YWOOD. 9lO 9th NJ NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

Sewing Machines Repaired
At reasonable prices at
OPPENHEIAERs 514 9th street northwest.
Agent Tor the New Home Machine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

Fos sEHElltf' . g e ~ III 8 REl HoSIl.
Az. au3o-th.Atu.oD
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

NOR REM
II Cor Mass ava and 18th 81, NV i7rs ,25
l515 9th o.. NV. Sr -e25'2oo 18th ST. se. VT sSS
500 sc. NV or..... 20 Cor. ID Ests n 70 So
SIS ST e. 6r.....l6. 0Ila4l 18th 81 w. Or rs
ocl3-3t W. CLARENCE DUvAII. 92a Fstn nv
INOn kt NT-cJTTAGL $40 NEW YORK AVE, no
il Rooms. n.o,i. imps. s3l.JU
Dwelling. 1909 stl ST. nv iAr.e cellar. rooms.
By CHAS. - HRfNE
ccl3-3t 1909 eth st NV.
4 ISIS Corcorsn Ior ESQ III gath ST. NV. Or. 9 -
1907 9TH st. n-w IL r. 40 2OeS st n G.. Or..-.- ~
Jus 81. ne, % s:,uo 81 w. sr.-..-i
800 ST. ne, .35 80 18th ST n e. +r AZ
SOS ST b, 1924. rear 1919 Let ar ~
1890 9th st. sr... los6. rear 1918 Lists 10
2o5S St. a W. Or st 20 10 ST. Mary. Place Or 10
1871 .2d St NV. Or Is stable, 2 1904 lath 81 10
1888 I'D ST. W. 6r. lsl 1910 I'd ST. sa. 5r....... b
WASHINGTON pANESHoNEk
ocl3-3t his + St n ".
V.oR kENT-Two VERY DESIRABLE THREE
Il story brick houses. the northwest section. con
tanning ROOMS each. rent 500 and 20 per month
respectively. Apply 70 J. " \; htlSh Co,
ocl3-3t lSO5 Pa. ave NV
IroR RENT-FUKNlSHED HOusLs.fAk IN.
IL season or by the year. Apply 10 j. v n NJ IN
Co. lJo5 Ia ave. NV. ocl.s-sts
IroR RENT-PARTLY FURNISHED OR UNfUR-
Il nished seven rooms OF an cizht-room house cen
italy located lStn referc,ces rcQiifsi Ad-
dress "PUsSESsIoN." star offce. ocls-.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
EOR RENT

EOR RENT
Il 612 + 81. NV. .&166.6
Ga 18th 1t. NV. 1,r. 10
1921 n st. NV, 1Or.9l.6
1924 jefferson Pl.. Or. a
1911 10th st. u. w., Or. n
HOB II st. NV. l0r. %.
9U9 L st. NV. 11r.......6l
17OS + ct. NV. LIT. %,
13l Md. ave. p.e.. 11r. D,
403 g st. IL W.. 1lr .55.7,
221 T. Cap. St. llr. .oU.6,
1000 oath st. n.w., Tor. D,
1929 10th st NV. Yr. 81
5l6 9th st. NV, l0r45.5,
404 I'd st. NV 1lr.....4,
635 L. Cap. Ut. 11r. 40. b
2402 Pa. ave. n.w.. Or. ~
1245 29th st. NV. Sr. f.,
All I'd st. NV. 7r......4'
13U4 I st. NV, Or. a,
1149 2lst ct. u. W.. Or. $50.
l0l3 10th %. q. W. Yr35.5
4l6 I'd st. NV, TBS,
1872 C0rcoran St. 7r. 8.
150S T st NV. Or. IS. 4;
401 II st. NV, 7r........3'
406 h st. NV. Tor. ),
221S 9Th st. n. W.. l0r. .:5,
622 o st. NV. l0r......3,
42Y h 1t. NV, Sr........2'
443 q st NV. Or. 81
IS x ut. ne. Or. q,
739 Sd 1T. NV, 1r.. .27.9l
Big LIST sc. &C., IT.. 20. Al
2lS Arthur p. 7r. -25. 4,
1904 10Th n. W.. Or. 20 g;
2006 18Th st. n W., sr.2.6i
1926 9Th St n. w..7r.22.S;
464 . q. NV. Or: z:
1918 Linden st.. 7r......2!
1909 Md. ave. s.w., 12r.2;
1913 v st. NV. 7r.....2::
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