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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

DoR sALE-A GREAT lNvESTMENT-BRIcK
II house in southcas; part OF the city: MONS; Loo
2ox55: house recently rcmodcled at q cost ssO0
and now renting for $40 per annum. Pays over II
ior reply. SAMUEL POLLOCK owner. 5l0 yah 81
nv. "
UNOR sALE-l227 18TH ST. DOUBLE CORNER
II house 90 rooms. sunshine In every one: six bed
and two bath rooms on second nsor. oonstruc
ton and materials the very best; lot % by 100; "a
'Apply 70 owner on premises. oc24-lws
C>oR Saloon 9TH ST. NEAR PA. AVE. y w.
improvsments nice mont and back yards. great bar
2 in IL bought at once p. A. DARNEiiLE
oc24-3ts l22o u st
ISoR sALE-Two STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
u House. 112a 4th st nv b.rsAin: pr1ce.
s2.6oo TANNER q HARMON. 6l3 18th st. n w.
IyoR sALE-i2l4 K sT. 3-sToRY HOUSE. WITH
Il ID rooms; lot 25xl42 20 soft alley; stable:
a $1,000 !, r0T ProstT must bs sa
oc23-6t i4Isfst
ISoR SALOON CoRCoRAN ST. NEAR IOWA
II Circle etory brick front residence. contain
ing rooms bath and all mod. impS: IN thorough re
PAIR owner leaving cty; will be soid At bargain for
Pes,.t % In peet s,e sPSl sya!SS.NAS ,ooasFa
IroR sALE-A COMFORT BILE 2-sToRY q. ROOM
nps aud In excellent repair house 20 II 'front.' lot
sOxIVv; lear electric Lights and two line o. carr
EoR sALE-sl,20o WILL BUY NICE FRAME
House northeast; containing rooms. lot 2oxlOO;
terms very easy. JOHN + wAGGAMAN. 1908 p ST
NV. oc23-6t
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A SEn1Es Or ExrnEMEa

EXACTLY.
That's what phlosoph tell u life IN, Well q we
are part and Of the worlds people, unit in the
mighty caravan whose steady tramp, tramp tramp
shall be heard until time is We. too in going
would leave behind footprints in the sands of time
claiming the world country and doing good
religion" We treat everybody alike. whether they
come from the home Of the EsQuimaux the land Of
the Hottento from the enlightened countries of the
world or the places where darkness and superstition
reign. We do good alike unto all By PROTECTING
them in the QUALITY and PRICE Of any and EVERY
article we have to offer. We have some
GRAND SPECIALTIES
for you this week. antiQuated garments afflicted
with DRY ROT" and reeking with the noxious vapors
Of tar pitch and turpentiue with camphor thrown in
q valuable auxiliary. but diamonds real gems-gems
to delight the children and make glad their parents
hearts.
DIAMOND CUT vELvETEEN SUITS for children.
2Os OF THEM.
o.. go SUIT!
Two shades-Brown and Oxford. They were manu-
featured to sell at $3.50 but through the misfor-
tune Of another were fortunate enough to secure
S2.62 SUIT,
and still make our usual profit viz: TEN PER CENT.
Look in upon We have all the novelties and what
best Of ALL we can beat all the world and the rest Of
mankind" In PRICES
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
81 and s2s 9Th St NV. corner Massachusetts, ave.
Strictly One Proc
Open Saturdays till llp N oc23
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Condensed Locals.

General neglect and non-payment of dues were
the charges brought against twenty -four men,
beTs OF the Logan Rifles All have been dismissed
by General Ordway, and now the company has
only nine members.
STAIRS Mastodon Minstrels will give an enter
ta1nment at the Masonic Temple Theater, corner
9th and streets northwest, tomorrow, Thurs
day evening.
The Police Court will not begin business to-
morrow until O'Clock, In order to allow the OIL
GERS time 70 take part In the police and nremen's
parade.
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Ansuscm.enss To.NiRht.

Amusements Tonight
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MISUNDERSTANDING
KEKsAS's-Rentz-Santley Troupe.
HARRIs.-"The Kindergarten"
AsBUKY MUsEE.-'Cnrist Before Plate
PANoRAMA--"Battle OF shiloh"
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Playing the Cowboy.
BAD MAN WITH REVOLVER TAKEN IN BY TIL

POLICE.
Elias Thompson, young colored man employed
as walter in q I2th-street boarding house. left
the house yesterday and went with some friends
TO a disreputable locality south OF Pennsylvania
avenue, where he got drunk. He had loaded re-
volver in his pocket, and imagined himself the
''best man" IN the city. II can lick any
In It," he saio TO party OF negroes None Of them
offered TO hight him and when Oncer weldon
came In sight he made for street The of1lcer
followed the car and placed him under arrest He
attempted 10 draw the weapon on the officer, but
the latter was too quick for him. Thompson was
taken to the station, where the loaded weapon was
taken from his pocket This morning In the Police
Court Thompson was fined $50 or 100 days On the
farm. He noted an appeal
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Convicted Of Fraud
VERDICT OF GUILTY IN THE CASE OF yNO. r.
THOMAS,

This morning In the Criminal Court the case Of
Jno. +. Thomas, indicted for presenting a false
afidavit in support OF the claim of Geo. Bumbrey,
under the name OF Sergeant VIM. Ford, Second U.
s. Colored Troops, was given to the jury by Judge
Montgomery. Bumbrey claimed that he served as
Sergeant Ford. was wounded at the battle OF Natu-
raj Bridge Florida, 1865, and several wears after
he suffered amputation OF. the ley, and he is now
In the penitentiary. Thomas did not deny that he
made the affidavt and that II contained false
statements, but Claimed that, having served in
dents occurring in the regiment induced him to
believe that he was the party who served as Ford
After few minutes absence a verdict Of guilty
was returned. This Is a sequel to the Buinbrey
case which was worked up by special agent OF the
Pension ONCE.
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Alexandria Affair."
Reported for THE EVENING STAR:

The CITY DEBT.-Corporat1on per cent bonds
OF this city were purchased In Washington at
auction few days ago by Treasurer Harlow for
the corporation sinking fund at 66k cents. The
bonds Will begin in few years to bear 800 Der
cent interest, and will expire in 1905 when the
debt will bear per cent interest unless again
compromised. The debt Of the city has been re-
duced over S150,OO0 since the adoption OF the
compromise OF 1879, and, as under that act, the
original amount, there Is q proposal to issue new
bonds, at per cent, for 5000, and use the
money In street Improvements. There Is consider
able difference ofopiniOn on the subject OF the
issue OF new bonds, and, as yet, no plan for such
issue has been formulated by those who favor 1t.
WEDDING.-The wedding OF Miss Susie Benner
to Mr.. ChaS. Evard took place yesterday, the Rev.
DIR. Senter officiating. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs Evard, father and mother OF the
Maud Wallach, Miss Sarah Lulley, MIR. Henry
Hoffa, S. Ii. Wallach. s. Niekark, Mrs Curry and
son, and many others.
NOTES.-The funeral OF Mr.. James Rice took
place this morning from his late home on Queen
street. The requiem service was held at St Mary's
church, and the interment was made in the Catho-
lie cemetery.-Itichard Giilerson, the cOlOred
preacher brought here from Washington, charged
with horse stealing has been delivered by the Al
exandria police to the FauQuer Officers and is now
In Warrenton taiL-The funeral OF the late VIM.
residence OF Mr. Peter Urse, his son-in-law, on
King street. number OF friends attended, in
cluding some from Washington.-The democrats
hold a meeting at the opera house tonight Gen
Lee and Mr.. VIM. KilgOre, OF Rockville are the
speakers announced for the occasion. Golden
Light Lodge OF Good Templars held pleasant re-
union last night with addresses, music, &C.
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A SHOOTING AFFRAY.-At Fishers Hall corner
80 and streets, last night during an entertain.
ment given by cOlored society, Geo. Smith was
shot by another colored man named John Lewis.
Both OF them had been drinking and became en-
gaged IN a row about woman. During the scuf-
he that followed Lewis drew pistol and fired two
SHOTS, taking effect in Smiths LEFT side and leg
Lewis was arrested. The wounded man was removed
10 the Freedmans Hospital this morning. This
morning Jos. E Smother swore out warrant in
the Police Court charging Lewis with assault and
battery with intent to kill Smith, and the case
was continued Indefinitely
HE PORCH OF THE COLLEGE BUILprNG.-The
contract Tor the work on the main porch OF the
Georgetown University building has been awarded
10 y. ve1nmeyer & Son, at cost OF $5,425. The
original design will cost about $15, 600 and 1t Is
hoped that the amount may be raised and the
work completed before the centenary celebra-
ton next February. A contract has also been let
Tor the nooring In the halls OF the new building.
NOTES.-The store or j. X. Norton, corner 32d
and . Streets was entered last night and several
articles were stolen.-Residents In the vicinity OF
FISHERS Hall have complained OF the noise and dis
turoance generally accompanying entertainments
given there. Some years ago the Commissioners
refused 10 grant permit or Issue a license for
tertainments OF any character at this hall, on &C.
count OF the complaints that were then made.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
A. M.-Grear Falls, temperature. SO; condition
20; receiving reservoir, temperature, 81; condi-
ton at north connection. 80; condition at south
connection, SO; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture "a; condition at influent gate-houSe, 3d. con-
d1tion at efiuent gatehouse, SO. High tide in the
river to-day at 1859 p. M; low tide at 5:12 p. m
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FOR CASH ON DBLIvKRy.-Ten patterns Smiths
best NoQuets from 30 TO 500 yardsi each pattern,
at $l-2o per yard; also, seventeen patterns best
nye-frame Bigelow body Brussels, 25 TO $50 yards
In each pattern, at 81 per yard Also, about so
Rugs Tapestry Brussels, Body Brussels, Velvet
and MoQuets, all sizes, at about half their value.
AL these carpets are new since July LIST.
w. B. MosRs & Son, cor 18th and F.
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will the Commissioners Look After
Thisi

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
Is there no provision in the laws of this District
or the regulations OF the Commissioners in regard
to the care and preservation Of the Streets COM
pei the tramway companies OF this city to keep in
order at least such portion Of their tracks as inter-
sect each other? The intersecting rails OF the
Washington and Georgetown Co. and the Metro
politan Co at + and 9TH streets northwest are In
such condition that on day like this every car
or vehicle that may cross them causes Jets OF fthy
mud and water TO spout up into the air to height
OF several feet The writer was drenched to-day
with this discharge while waiting the passage OF
car at this point, and while engaged IN an effort
TO wipe the mud and water from his clothes and
face, was the witness OF like befouling of we'll
dressed lady. Proper ties and sleepers and care
ful spiking OF the rails at this crossing would OBJ
vlate the trouble, II the managers OF our tramway
companies could be brought 10 proper apprecia-
ton OF their duties In this respect W.
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CITY ITEMS
Oak Chanaher Suifs

Oak Chamber Suits,
Elgnt pieces $3.50: Walnut Marble-tOp Suits,
$50; ParlOr Suits, seven pieces hair-cloth. $50:
Ingram Carpets, Is. 40 soc Best Ingram, incud-
ing Lowell zoe Brussels, soc. Body Brussels, 81,
made, laid, and lined. 8. X. Brown Son, goth
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. 3
Use Anchor Brand Coffee and no other. I'm
Decentralization IL the Thief OF Time,
And poor smoke is a worse thing still. Buy q
Grand Republic CfRarrOm or BuffO and you will
never get left. For sale by all f1rst-casS dealers
wholesale agents, Luchs BRO.
Fry's Cough Balsam for Coughs, Colds, &C. 2
S3 Per Gallon, Csc. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Wh1Skey, best In the world for the money.
orders by mail. MCGEE's, 9th near D St saw
Domestic Sewing Machine ONCE, 9TH II.
salvation Oil, the great.pain-eradicator, has
taken strong hold upon the people. 25c.
Fry's Cough Balsam at all Druggists Csc 2
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
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crowd OF small boys were on street southeast
yesterday afternoon, engaged in q row, when ON
Ger wilson appeared, and attempted to settle the
dimculty without making an arrest. When he
learned that murder had been averted only be-
cause the pistol used was broken, and would not
act wnen the trigger was pulled, he arrested the
boy who used it. His name is Benny Proctor, and
ne IS colored. He gave his age as thirteen years
ms morning he appeared In the dock OF the Police
court, where older criminals are arranged, and
was charged with carrying deadly and danger
Gus weapon He pleaded guilty. The weapon was
exhibited to the court. 1t is small 22-caloer,
stngle-barreled pistol The barrel was held to the
stock by band OF rubber. This defect Is the only
thing that prevented q murder. Officer Wilson
testified to the arrest Of the boy. He learned that
the prisoner had pointed the pistol al the back OF
a BOYS head and pulled the trigger but the
"Iwould like TO know, /" said Judge Miller, "where
these boys get pistols would like to get hold Of
the man who sells them the weapons"
81 found the pistol, said the boy.
1.-THE same old story" said the judge. 'They
always md the weapons. This is about the tenth
boy who has found pistol in the last two weeks"
did you know what you were doingf" the Judge
asked the boy.
"Yes SIR" he responded.
'Did you think OF the consequences Of your
act?"
ayes sir; but did not mean to kill the boy.n
Proctor was fined $50 or ninety days on the
farm.
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Inspector Watts, OF the Boston police, started
yesterday for Montreal In search OF q pot which
was secreted by 'Old Joe" FOwle and which is
various swindling operations In Boston.
The national convention OF British. American
associations, in session at Chicago, adopted the
name OF the National Br1tish-American Association
OF the United States.
George Francis Train delivered lecture In Har.
rsburg, Pa, Monday night, for the benefit OF the
yellow fever sufferers. The net receipts were
&293 10.
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1ou MAY PAY $40 for Suit and ours at COS to
order VIII compare favorably
EsENAN Bros, 18th and E
Manufacturing Clothiers and Taiora
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STILL HOLD THE FORT IN PRrCEs.-Full line Of
smith best moQuette, all OF the latest designs,
with q full line or the best hve-frame body Brus-
sels carpets TO meet any advertised list OF prices
which can be found at WASH. RnWILLIAxs, 319,
9TH and ID streets NV.
WE ABE DONG a tremendous business in fine
Clothing, as we make up no doubtful qualities.
See the Cashmere Suits we sell ut So
EIsKMAN BROS, 9TH and Z
Manufacturing ClOthiers and Tailors.
BROOKS. 18th st. Gas-Fixtures and Chandeliers
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BROOKS, 18th St Prices Guaranteed.

OuR special parlor suit In crush plush, only s35
per SUIT WASH B. WILLIAMS, 3is 7th and d
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A BOYCOTT mas been declared against extortlon-
Francs one Price Halter and Furnisner, corner
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Fifty windsor folding beds all the latest de-
signs and patterns lust received. WASH. b WIZ.
LIAAs, $40, TIN and streets NV
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UNPRECEDENTED ArrRAcr1os
OVER MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CoMPANY

Incorporated by the legislature in 1868 for Edu-
catOna and Charitable purposes, and its franchise
made part Of the State Constitution in 1879
by an overwhelming popular vote
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually dune aud December), and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
on each OF the other ten months in the year. and
all drawn In public. at the Academy Of Music. New
Orleans, La.
We do hereby CERTIFY that supervise the arrange
The Louistdnd State Loferv Company and in person
n0nd0e and control the Drawings theseires and that
the same conducted cith honesty, Jairness and
good faith totco~d all parties and duortze The Conn
PAM 70 Use this cerfWcdte, tcih fac sitles If sig
natures attached. tn its advertisements"
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FOR RENT HOUSES

EOR RENT-BRIcK HOUSE, 2Os ST. NV;
Tosy windox. II rooms, bath. modern improve.
month :. Apply ON premises or Isis oorcos.n &
FoR RESII-MaoLl On PART OF sIx-RooN
provementA Inquire ct ls0s 9th St NV. oc22-Sts
EoR RENT-623 < ST. NV, .THREE-sToRY
door, ono :iH:shiE s. sess
INoR RKNr-BRAN NEW 3-sToKY Ray WINDOW
line. cara 2o5 St n. w.. near tension Once hey
EoE RENT-sEvEN-SooMB BAY WINDOW BRICK.
sssSsr sso oSSE Hs US :'
EoR RENT-lsla ST. n, W: IL ROOMS: ALL
mod imps tine furnace large closets; WIDE spsc-
house for the hs Ed asn; tn e
oC22.6t GEO. W. LINKTNs. isth and sts. '
Eon RENT-BY X Q. AoLIzMAN:, REAL Es-
x..sr. HsSs sfss st. NV Tor. IS
SIS siS iss 4 s: 8: NV aedl ioi n
iss$ issn 81 90 II ssS !.
g! s ST ny Fl .sas 3S$ 81 st s4.
80 $: % sfa ii IssS
BIZ BIZ :, ave. F FensOn r ner 1881
i1SS Ss.s ave. ss ar
FURNISHED HOUSES
f near ns. Is,S 81 near ais, s
StS st. near mean ist ss st. i1r i iSo
S 81: : s:ss ss ne: ~ i3i isg
or heated BY steam $50 s39 st. "a floor nm. is
heated by steam. DO Us IA ave. ID door. 20
saian sSS%s 1a
y,t0r: heated tx steam 5l3 IN s.. 3r...;..:..ao
7iSIitS St NV. sr.. ss;335nSs --'' '~'
Maen,acep. ,tor> snn, isoa P. .y-,,or. .1o
4l5 18Th 81 18th alb Pa sv.. store Is
oc23 r. O. HOFFMAN. 10th and sss NV.
FOR RENT-NINE ROOMS OVER 1906 18th ST.
4A 9x s Pot stable in rear of same slo Arson
EOR kENT-o-ROOM HOUSE, eIl 18TH ST n.
stable room for horses and large yard. 70 So
fGSs fallsy only $40 Per month. c. B. cAYyooD.
EoR RENT-FREsS- BRICK HOUSE, $50 FIRST
st ne; in nice ORDER six rooms and bath: ali mod
GAN. $50 LIST st ne. oc2a-3t:
EoR RENT DUPONT CIRCLE. $1,000
New ss House near Dupont Circle 45.s4
Apply ps cHks nIRk sCs St
LOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-M ST NV. NEAR
EConnecticut ave, desirable 3story brick DWELLING
containing rooms, bath. range. latrobe stationary
THos FisafR co 1874 st. &c w. o ans to
LHOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
l. MASSACHUSETTS AVE, NEAR 18TH ST NV
a beautiful new dwelling, finely finished throughout
containing 3 rooms and all improvements Including
electric lights. Leiit reasonable suitable tenant
THOS. j. FISHER 4 co,
oc-O-ot 1924 st W.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
l. COR. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND CORCORAN
ST. n. w,
Handsome new brick residence, beautifully finished
and never yet occupied Contains rooms ana every
convenience. house bright and sunny
THOS. j. FISHER & CO,
oc2O-ot 1924 St n. W.
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AS EvEn QUE $40 special made overcoats leads
al others in popularity.
EIsKNAN BRos 9TH and E
manufacturing Clothiers and TatlOfs
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ID
"a ~ sssSans1ay g
i$ii $Sss s NV is j. ave- NV NV: Is e g
f f9Ss !: !, INV; \ 81 & re:
493 s,s st. :: NV liz Is, z" 4 Pe,rees ST.
SI Z Cap St. liz 5oeS sos ION St NETT iS 40
1000 Path st. NV Tor so l436 St. NV, ar 1850
SO s.h Il &
6S5 Cap 1 st. l1r Sc Shi. lssn Close
Sa02 Pa ave NV 81. 40 POPS sih st wv, Dr.. IS
ss NJ 35s e f f sa ~ Fl 1f me- 1850
4I6 ID st NV, 3? 5ll 9th st. or. $3.50
1908 St NV sr So - Cleveland ave-. ioi Is
~ ~ 8. NV 1r639 iGis H St ne. Or go
sSHs 9th $. aT nw % Ills ssh a st ns.
So So st. NV. lor.....3o - Fsnton ri n go
g d s e. 6r,:;:.. Is 32s ST aw. 5r.... 1850
lS S. 4 iiS r a ~ I'm I'm $, !, 20
re- 1879 on s. nv r i iSSa &.
1918 Linden St: 1920 i4t6 NV. Isrsio6
1915 ysI NV. TT y 232 a. st. Sc. sf. IS
oc3o IL WARNER 1 60. . JIG r. s 81 ~
lNOR RENT-NEw HOT Sc 1913 VERMONT AVE
rooms: bath porch all N /; very reasonable rent
Il S eet Slh es 8 apply g Is.l
EOR RENT-3Oo ST. n. Z, THREE-sToRY RAY
j. window brick house, containing rooms. ba; and
sat NJ 1T nSa st
L storybay window brick houses. containing rooms.
oaoS. SSiE nH5in
EoR RENT-HoUsE 21Os ST. NV. KEY AT
l. drug store. corner 2lst St n,
oc1s-1m 1863 31st st.
EoR RENTm l22s.30 ST. ne, 7r25
s sssS!,s. GREEN otsSisGtHAT,
LoR RENT-BUT THREE LEFT OF THE NEW
s 70 2. Houses on l Il, and SITS NV s. q
aSs wafer rent 9Ver sSe eaS6
and cold water; range; BATH two water closets
latrobes and stone stationary wash each house
u 18TH St extended NV. IL rooms .....s3 $50
6l0 New York ave, rooms. mod i'm ....... 80
s04 New Hampshire ave. rooms mod. I'M. 20 80
TT0s: q HINssE;Y..
EOR RENT-NEM TWO STORY, BAY WINDOW
SSfss So sSd 5iS s%p' key isiS
EOR RENl-i0s 81. 4. T.. EIGHT ROOMS. ALL
Il mod imps. Apply to o. Z. SRELN.
n
4 FURNISHED Per month
st. near 14th lS rooms and stable
18th St. near DE and stable.
Corner 18Th st. near Iowa Circle i2r aud stable 200
r st.. near Dupont Circle, IA rooms beautifully
Furnished for y mos, per mouth. l60 &C
Vermont ave. aud Iowa Circle. Tor. linen
LsiHe iss house St. y; ar iiin dcoissso1n.. So
Beautiful corner hNSsf hsSs,ss ST GEORGETOWN 30
ST.. near 14th er and stable. e6
1900 18th st., on lows Circle.
small 4-room irames 18th st extended.
For permission to Inspect s sPPiy e RRowx ~
TSOR RENT-ONE THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE:
Ie rooms; al mod tmprovemepss: :33 18th 81. a
.EsI me pnns o tsa
q brick - rooms: heated Sy tqr n ~ eonvs-
n, ssss.iy s4S. NJ n. fAh isisra
EoE RENT-A NEAT o sIx-ko0n BRICK HOUSE
y2l st. n.w- IA rooms. $50 per mo- Owner at SIS
%. - y. .-...-
GExrs Surrs ScouREp
AND PRESSED FOR o.. 81
Coats, Soc Pants, Csc. yests. Csc. Altering ana
heg.iIing done n beat ma1nsr Good. called for sad
au2-6m aud xle y. Calvert 1t. b.ltimora
III: ID. BAsR
INpORTER AND TAILOR
Has The honor 70 inform you thas his KEW GOODS
~. SxsE psssssally sas all saznsass n.asa. IN.
.s,7 M RESssyEvASx.A Avn,
N. r Waite Sons 204 10Th sTREET 4. y
d AsbostoA Paper. Fire BIRCH and C1aS.
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TAXES but g 70 buy good shoe at Rich's, III
Market Space. "
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sFRcIAL-6O0 yards In. rain carpet REDUCED co
Sc; 500 yards Ingram carpet extra heavy. 4Oc !:
Tapestry and BODY Brussels At low prices; Job in
with white cotton, 81 up. Remnants calico Ana
satteens cheap Johnson. GARNER Co.
0t0 PENNSYLVANIA ayenue.
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IcE CRrAn. Charlotte Russo, Jelly, at Fusselrs,