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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EroR sALE-BY T. II. sYPHERD & CO 1891 f St
L Is Acres adjoining enleytown, at terminus Of the
BrookSe Turnpites the hnsst Tor suSdivsion IN
that locality $3.50 per acre.
yer Spring Station, and miles from the city by turn
i54 Acres hishly improved: Q miles from city by
us Acres, with unusually. fine improvements. 6
miles from the city in Prince George County. Nd 80
325 Acres Il mile. d from the city in Prince George
Va; $40 acres ~ miles from railroad station SIS
sHs Of both
10 Acres. z miles from new Aaueduct Briu in
room house, elegsnt new barn. with stabin for i've
Hsndsome residsnce rooms IS and Is aerrs good
outbuildngs hne fruit; mile from Fort Meyer aud
on q Il and T. acre.
land, on Fall. Church Road 2 miles from the city
Sssai,iSI SslSnx site. 81 ~ and acres, mile.
sy on P Scd sS6
| sizes and prices, and all on easy terms. oc5-2t
lrOR sALE-THE CHEAPEST FARM IN AMER
Ie ~ nor and
ChAs. A. SHIELDS, LOG 81 NV. oc5-3t'
I,OR sALE-A VALUABLE PIECE OF COUNTRY
per acre If taken at once. Address Box 6s star
ins ne. ,bs cs.ssl
suitable for gardening. dairy farming. for sub
% sYfGRS S1 en- f iss :.nss new N os aSs
E2R sALE-FARM OF 2a3 AckEs. sIx MILES
ground of unsurpassed ndelity; several suings and
running water; house and other dings
Apply to d. A. GkIsN OLD, Anscostia. ID. c. o2-1w
IGOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
l. City Property-1oU Acres Of Woodland. mile
from Lsndoyer, on the Baltimore and Potomac Rali-
road beautiful building site country home very
west Of XldwscE on the BALTIMORE ana Potomac Kaii
sseiR
IrOR sALE-FARM OF las AIRES. IN PRINCE
from seSbrook ST. B. L p. X K, ten milea from city
lao acres dwelling. and improvements; three-fourths
ces ed and in cultivation Also IL at Wilson st.
| ing sites MARION DUckkTT. tru.tee and attorney.
biadensourg, Mo sels-3mo
IIOR sALE-AT MELROsE PARK, HlATrs
Iesdence o. the late r. K, RiOs. esa Lou So be
each. Liberal terms to purchasers of more han
one lot W any one building once For furth,r
particulars apply to TYLER 8 RUTHERFo.sD.
auI5-2m 1907 u. NV.
I|OR sAIE-DEsIRABLE VILLA SITES AT FoR-
..sim :' Nd snf fsnis III s0 Ssass Est
Lf0R SALE UNDh R He PROVISIONS OF Will.
tanning ssh. the other AN acres: would make e1-
eelent Dairy Garden or Poultry Farms or residences
for person in business In this city, would subdivide
nicely homes, and unless sold 1t private sale
serve Terms: One-fourth cash balance in one two,
rSs gd xs R s g
Price sl2c per aoys ESs 6ur,her iriorTstion see
au2S-dtoc1O WASHINGTON. ID. G.
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Our Or SoRrss

feeling peculiar to persons Of dyspeptc tendency
or 1t may be caused by change Of climate season or
life. The stomach is out Of order the head aches or
does not feel right the appetite capricious the
nerves seem overworked. the mind il confused and
irritable. This condition finds excellent corrective
in Hoods ssrsaparilia which. by its regulating and
tonins powers. restores harmony to the system.
and gives that strength Of mind, nerves. and body.
which makes one feel perfectly we'll
N. R-Be sure to get
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druseists 81 six for s5. Prepared only
by c. ]. HOOD l. CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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PIANO, Parior, and Banquet Lamps. Umbrella
Snades 10 AL coiors Wilmarth & Edmonston. ZOOS
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Fon hurray's Celebrated Butterine 90 To the
Original stands $40. $50, 351 Center Naked CEN.
Ter aisle. Rolls zoe per pound: Prinfs 29c ner
pound; cooking. lie. per pound. 49, POI
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Fcttne District Of Columbia Maryland. Delaware
warner; southerly winds A' 'AA'
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SAVE your sight Consult Hempler corner 4.

~, waLSUI CHAMBER SUITES, marble-top. s3I !:
sono oaA SETS pieces S24; walnut parlor suites.
ReS ~ WIN ioii une or oil cloth and crock
Wy 5. h. BRowN & SON,
10th and Pa ave.
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CONRAD SCHAEFER, !,
oco-dkds CHRISTIAN LEDERER.}
yHARLEs W. HANDY. Real Estate Broke,

(yHARLES W. HANDY. Real Estate Broker
Auction SALE OF THREE-sToRY- AND BASE
MINT BRICK HOUSE,, WITH ALL MODERN
SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Iwill offer for ssls. IL front Of the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER TENIH, 1883, al FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ, lot numbered II. square 40 said lot
frouting ~ feet % inches the eide OF 9th
mept brick with large two-story brick Oh the rear
Terms easy and made known O time Of sale.
GEO. w. bTICKNEY, Auct.
oc5-d&ds 036 1t NV
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

F9IEl ggE BEL Upper part 2I2s i4th
s NAV Sls. rem; Goo ss;ss 81 :i;.s
sssi't Fs 81 Sc (: :a
S0sa sV iI 81 &
Il NV: S. !: !: s A.: q
sds Az = S It a ssSss;S
ioS !: k so.s 3 q Il st. nv. r. Ar
1917 iSi S: s. w.. 1885 I'd st
$s + sS AZ
s s.s1s nd sTs;Is So ssa9s ses
and fssvs rm Cellar ri 5 i sGGs o.
bo ~: 'G Fos + Sry ~. % Of the
the LIST and 10th. Ioc5l THos Z. WaGaAGxN.
FOB RENT-A sIx-RoOM BRICK HOUSE. 4TsS
q Mss0or' ave- NV near 9th st. Apply at 425 ssh
FOR RENT-l0s ST. s. E. EIGHT ROOMS, ALL
OK m1d imps' AppiytO o. G. GREEN.
per month Rios E. WHGa SsS Ss' sis & NV
FOR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING; STORIES
and cellar; water closet bath 1916 5th st: NV.
go per months key next door. oc5-3t.
EoR RENT-oNLY s42-BRicK. 8 STORY. 10
T rs bath &c; ears pass the door, 2o5 & NV
location s25 & An near h fssn.yIsssis .ae
two noors Of one Aat and four bed rooms; an conve
| vanis ave, oc4-3t
EOR RENT-wHOLE OR PART OF HOUSE 1917
SS 1 ns y and q. m1ds5s
9Th st .. V. oc4-at'
FoR RENT..24a CLEVELAND AVE; OR II
Ss 1.ia RI month
EoR ,RENTaaHANDsOME NEW HOUSE, 1888
L a''i.D RsFtss
Tor RENT-A CHARMING NEW HOUSE ON
tsth at 10 cellar sna omen s5
ssss rom & $siSSF SS n / Ps
IfOK KENT-TwO-sTOKY AND CELLAR BRICK
S sna . ~
1908 Iitn St Sc oc4-3t'
EoR RENT : NEW EIaHT-RooM HOUSES.
ps5th s aS corner Is. and SITS .Ss Vi IS 81
LIST st. corner store aud dwelling, 80; all modern
'% Ss9oi% HEALL' Bh issf I = Stow. eo
Tor RENT-CORNER 9TH AND o SIS. \. w.
%GS fer
II 3024 st, Or. m i $40 STORES.
34OO st. NV .12r.. b. 1000 32d st. n.w.....875
n, NJ. 80 LOO SD n.w-..... 80
3Oa1 81. 11r, MI 80 c2l9 NJ st. NV, store
1885 33d st. n. W., Or, and fats.....-........ 20
o. n.... .2Oi32O3P ct. 1U
Il l3 10th st. NV, 1r., STABLES.
th..............1S $50 Masonic Hall alley. SO
32i0 o st. 6r.. bh.. Is. 80
jyI6-3m c. H. Tickling. 1864 BED St NV
TrOR RENT-FURNIsHED-8 ROOMS; No RE A.
Il sonable offer refused two be rented per-
ntly Also six furnished rooms for house keeping
Inquire MRS PHILLIPS. 212S 14th ST., before pm
oc4-1ws
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Fok WASHINGTON DRESSED BKEr 90 To John r.
Kelly. Corned beef especially. 'oA" ~
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Every Visitor 10 81. JOseph's Fair,
Rifles Armory, will be presented with beautiful
elk embroidered satin Banner, made on the Do
nestle Sewing Machine, donated by c. Auerbach,
7th and Ii, sole agent. 5,6,S,1O,12
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HATS FOR FALL or IssS-An the new and popu-
aI styies OF SILK and derby hats, at lowest prices
10. nne goods X Z. LEWIS Son, 1921 New York
avenue, near 18th street; also a rul line wool and
menno underwear, hosiery &c &c
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NOR RENT
- FURNISHED. Per month.
Two hne Houses on Rhode Island ave.

Two nne houses on Rhode Island ave-, near
ocott Sicie e9cn. .&333.33
Corner House. K st. NV, overlooking park.
18th ST. near NJ. Is rooms and stable ..........25O
st., near 14th. Is rooms and stable. $50
loo 18th st. on Iowa Circle 200
18th at near 2ar and stable, 20
corner 18th ST., near Iowa Circle 12r and stable 200
VA 18th st.. l6 rooms completely furnished,
china. glass table linen and bedding. for mos,
~OO
at, near Dupont Circle IA rooms. beautifully
furnished for mos per month. 1865 66
Large double brick. koad st., Georgetown stable,
acre ground $50
LII ~ SV
Beautiful corner house Fayette ST., Georgetown SO
UNFUhNISHED.
st. 14th Sr and stable. SO
1900 18th ST.. on iowa Circle.
Jefferson Place. near Conn ave-, 1Ur and bath. 10
North CAPITOL st. near Capitol Park, Tor. 81
S-room house and store, cor LIST and SITS. As
Sroom house ID St, near LIST, ready Oct h.. $3.50
Sroom house. alley st., near LIST. "a so
POPS 14th st., dwelling above tore..............25
Small 4-room frames. 18th st. extended. ,....,,.9
For permission to inspect apply to
se1o-3m 1921 st.
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EIskNAN Bros, 7th and z, Reliable c1oth,ers

money well spent when you bny yonr cIo,bb vu
ron the manufacturerS see our Cutaway suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-05

GkrAr BARGAINS In new and used Pianos at g.
l. Wild q Bros, 7oe 7th street northwest
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A young man named Clark. employed BY a
Chicago electric lighI company, was instantly
killed while at work by shock OF electricity
The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that the
widow OF Wilbur r. storey shall receive e. 600 All
mcny FROM the estate 50 long As she remains
single.
The New York Chamber Of Commerce has asked
the secretary OF the Treasury 70 Investigate the
ning In OF the Jersey shores or the New YORK har.
Dor.
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FAIL OvERcoArs. EnExAx Rsos., 1th and X

SEE our <burton Getaway Suit, black corkscrew,
price SIS. GEO sPRAssY. asa i'm st.
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Our $40, So, and SIS Overcoats cannot be
equsied Tor style GEORGE SPKANsY. 434 I'm a.
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EoR RENT-lSlo coHooRAN ST, TWo-sToRY
II ay-vtndow brick house. containing rooms and
x'1ik ia y rs III sso R'f
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WESCOTT h WILCOX.
1907 Pa ave- nv

LoR RENT-945 ST. n. w, TtN-koOM BRICK
and large stable; very desirable corner; newly
painted and pspered: 500 to . permanent tenant, or
would exchange for smaller property. c. b. CAY
WOOD, GIG St NV. oc3-3t.
EoR RENT-l49 ST N. E., NEW THREE STORY
IL bay window brick. seven rooms. bath and closets
all modern improvements: S35. j. J. WILMAKTH,
Attorney-at-Iaw OPT ~ st. NV. oc3-3ts
INOR kENT-TEN-ROoM BRICK HOUSE, HALL,
Il water gas, latrobe. bath. bay window; good igh
borhood; 1a25 aye. rent $50. Apply to G. +: l..
RICHARDSON, HOG L st. oc3- 81
VCOR RENT-DwELLING lll7 10TH ST n W..
II 925. Key next door, Inquire 926 Louisiana ave
NV. oc2-6t
FoK RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
1921 18th st w. 14rs1 90 1915 wallach Place 35
l640l0th ST. NV, l0r % LOS 4th st 2 W. Sr 81 SO
3l03 st nw Tor, IS SO5 Bound'y NV .6r.225 SO
1926 Corcoran st. l3r so 2O06 9Th st. w. Or = 20
1927 psf: NV. l2r. SO Union St sw, ID
Jog Indiana ave 1Or 40 Office RS. 1907 st. n.w.25
900 U St NV. Sr. so Barber shop 18th
FURNISHED
18th st.. near 14r stable in per year 900
NJ st., bet 18th and l4th. lSr.. per year .... 500
Sunderland Place n.w' Mi Per month $50
oc2-6t' 1907 F ct. NV.
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HE nrm OF VIM Orme sons having leased
Their premises, No. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue, for
the term OF ten years. removed TO No. 526 18th
street northwest, where they will dispose Of their
stock. Will be pleased 10 see their patrons
WM. ORME SONS.
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Temperance Convention.

LOCAL WORKERS WHO WILL ATTEND THE ANNUAL
MEETING IN NEW YORK.
A number or the temperance workers OF this
city expect &c attend the annual meeting Of the
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
which Will be held In the Metropolitan Opera
House, New York city, october 1921 The union
In this city will elect delegates attend this
ing. Among those who VIII probably go from this
city are Mrs. s. ID. lie Fetra, Miss Lizzie Kessler,
Mrs L. II. Triton, Mrs. A. K Mouton, Mrs. w. G.
Mcdowell, Mrs Geo. A Clark, Mrs. L. A. Williams,
Miss Lavlna Chase, Mrs A. E Bovee. Mrs K.
MoIfatt, Mrs. A. v. Davis, DR.. Caroline B. Wins
low, Judge w. G. Mcdowell, Geo. H. LIE Fetra, Ii.
b. Mouiton and Major =. Il. Walker.
The convention Is looked forward to with great
interest By temperance workers.
MrsL Mary I. Burt and Gen. clinton B. Fisk will
welcome the convention, and the speakers will In
clude MIS-. Mary A. Livermore, William Blake,
Bishop Fallows. OF Chicago. Mrs. Mary II. Hunt,
Mrs. Mary I. Lathrap from Michigan; Mrs. Clara
Hoffman, Missourrs leader; Mrs. Mary A. Wood.
bridge and Miss Henrietta q. Moore OF OHIO; Mrs
MaLhildl b. Carse and Dr. Mary weeks Burnett,
OF chicago. There Will be four hundred delegates
and as many visitors, representing every part OF
the United states, including Alaska
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOE kENT-AI .ogNI PLEASANT dN THE
son. ssss:s Sss 6.. a'pS g
EcoR RENT-A NEwLY-FURNlsHEp TEN-RooM
T honse: bright and pls...nt: s75 per month % .
carsfs tenant: herdics pass the door Isl4 l5'hst
EoR RENT Oh sALE-THAT FiRsT-CLAss
house ll3 LIST St =. e, fronting Capitol Park; re-
s:ss ~ 'ss;'
PHI. y S.. M go: WITH stable cas- bsSIf
Il near Gov. Printing once $50: in norihses. SIS
SIS sSS s 1ns SiI.G h sS
EoR kEST.A DESIRABLE HOUSE NEAR FAR,
E0R RENT-THosE NEW sTx-RooM HOUSES
Ole home; rood location: near electric railway: vide
WI bs finished ssfs ssSSs gss l. aGs
zoos street NV. se.e-im
IGOR RENT-I537 I4TH ST. NV, COMFORTABLE
large ry sesr xd sn rooms
liner; rent cas-, OWNER, All 18Th stn. " .s:a-51:
ffEs1 .,oe s5 a SIN g. SO % e e
S s5t l5. q 3 Px if g g g
1a9s "a ST NV lzr SS i2i5 s9th st W. 5r. 20
aSy q nv. iit s5 @ g s ne d. ia 10 80
Sa Can G.n, ST. llr 81 eS g e NV Or Is 20
1879 lou 81 NV Or so Is Dsir.s: ST. ns sr. 1907
ga s'h u g y s9s 1874 !: sS
l245 10Th st. nv. sr. 40 s22 st Sc. sr III 542
sSs sroe fsrs s9 s p,e.p. .e
:: Se!Sss s.s
559s Il, s ;. NV Or ss AZ q 80
81 os NV ior.. 50 s39 sth St, sac a:.
:s sisf TsnsSn fYf
Pig ~ French ems, s. o. 81 s,a $. Sc 81. IS %
aDsA isrE Sc
i5 S. 4 f,S ~ e pa In =
"a isaS en- q. s. De So 81 !; I,
ISIS Linden St. z % fenton Fl ne II 30
1873 1919 va ave- awe s f.st p
i s.h & :. a. g go Gordon Az. zr il: g
400 Wash. Or. - IS 2i3 Q,t n W. 10
A. .sss il SxSsfR 6; & Sis .is.
EoR RENT,,THKEE-sToHY BRICK DWELLING.
IL II rooms. bath room, aud cellar; all modern i'm
'issff 1867 80
FOR RENT-l22s- 1884 n 81. \; p, g rooms and
R.a per .nd b.th psf mons
s sGS iies sa0m' 'S'0 GREEN s.i4 GHS
EORRENT-FURNIsHED- NEW THREE TORY
Il Brick House Of IA rooms; handsomely furnished;
situated fashionable will lease for
more ore years $3.50. Inquire Of NJ M. PAhKER.
EoR RENT-AT BLADENsBURG-pwELLI
Il House: ten rooms; $3.50 per month Apply to
JOHN STEPHEN.
se27-2ws Badensburs. Md
1CoR PENTHOUSE 1347 CoRCoRAN ST; 3
Il stories. rooms. cellar. bath and all modern
improvements; In perfect order fronts south; rent
$40. THOS. L. WAGGAMAN,
se24-1m sl1 st. NV.
EOR RENT = FURNISHED : WE OFFER FOR
rent by the year. the residence of the late
and completely furnished. For permit inspect APP
ply to JAMES A. BATES. 1407 st. n. W. se2o-2w
DOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
n. W. cor. 18th n.ws5O 1920 R. l. ave.. .ss3 80
21l6 9TH ST. NV ......l521lS 9TH st. 10
272O 9TH St nv 4 52722 9Th st. n.w........l5
1402 Mass. ave. $500 l61S r. ...... 4125
se22-2w JAMES A. BATES. I4O7 F st. NV.
I1OR observation-disclosures
l. LOG ST.. .....-&l00 1900 18th st...........55
Dupont Circle. $50 ti.ss st ............. SO
20:4 100 ia LIST st. 80
734 18TH St NV. $50 1721 18th
200 sssn. i4s g St. I. Once room. 70
1882 JEFF Place. 81 80 53l llth st. .l6
1026 18th St n.w...: 80
FURNISHED.
Dupont Circle 29l 90 Conn.ave. near ave. 200
kst near 10th. -275 10th St n IDupontCir rs
Mass. mr. l4th 3OS 33 vi. ave n W. near D. II )
Conn. .nesr st. BOB 80 st bet 18th 18TH III
Conn ave., near n 200 ma, rr
se26 i4as penn avenw.
CHIYAIrND INN
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CITY ITEMS

| The Orlose, S22 9TH -. and 1s92 Pa. Nv,
offers Saturday and Monday Ladies' Jackets and
sas ana sas sspsa cUsh
Jacket, ali-wooi, $3s9 Our $40 English Cloth
JacEets bell sleeve. A73 Our sd49 striped Rag
S64s. our $40 Newmarkets latest shape. fuli
| back bell sleeve, $7.9s. Children's Long CioaksI
10 and k u 81 sss :Ss and
Our 81 stitched back Kid Gloves, 69c. Chiidren's
all-wool Jerseys coat back, 75c Ladies Jerseys,
our 81 atwood Jersey, coat pack, SIC Our sl.ee
tary style, braid across front. tI4s. Chiidren's
20 the size Childreis Gndershirts or Drawers.
In better goods, 10, 81. 25c. Children's Wool Un-
aersni1ts s Or drawers p 3 80 and &c ladies'
Wool Vests, 75c. Our 81 and SIPS Ladies' Red
Wool Vest or Pants % and CSC. Large Size Bed
ChiIdrens Ribbed Hose, LOG Ladies' Hose, reg
made, lie.
MEMS FURNIsHINGa MEMS FURNISHINGS. -
SnS ar nsf Dwers s hsaxsr
made, SOC. Gents or Boys Undershirts, 25, 80
and ACC. Gamers Hair SHIRTS or Drawers, sc.
l0G sG
Red Wool Medicated Underwear 81, $l.25 and
LAG. Mems Gossamers, SO and Csc. Shirts, IN
dersnirts or Drawers TO ut men OF 250lb. weight1
The Acts Of One Partner binds all the
others Moral: Do not have too many partners,
but have all the BufYOs and CigarrOs you can az
ford. For sale by all frSt-class dealers. Whole
sale agents, Luchs & Bro.
Great Fire sale az Augenstein's, sl7, $40
and 81 9TH street northwest, still going on.
Greatest opportunity OF lifetime to secure house.
furnishing, &C., at your own prices. Decorated
yea, dinner and chamber SETS in large variety, at
SO per cent less than manufacturers prices Lava
cuspadOres &c., covered dustpans, &C., floor OIL
CLOTH 1Sc block tin disphpans, loc., Si.5O picture
frames, 42c., skillets or frypans, l2c, j dozen
knives and forks Ale, cake-turners, muifnpans,
egg-beaters and 100 articles, &c. each, i, 2 and
quart coffee pots &c, Zoe. and 12c-, quart sauce
pans or buckets, 15c., round wash-bOilers, 25c.,
lamp-burners, &C.
Flour, Coffee, Teas, Chocolates. &c.
Minnesota Patent Process Flour; best quality;
lowest prices secure barrel before IL goes higher
Fihest and freshest Coiiees. We make Speciality
OF fine Cofees and Teas Old Govt Java 3Oc.
Mocha and Java, SOC. per pound. splendid Mixed
Tea, 5Oc. per pound. Delicious Delaware and Con-
COrd grapes direct 70 us from CanaDdaigua Lake,
n. r. Fine Table Butter, 3Oc. per pound Mary
land Hams and Breakfast Bacon, n. Y. Creamery
Cheese, Norton's Pine Apple Cheese, Imported
Foam cheese, together with the nnest stock OF
Family Groceries to be found, which we will sell
low for cash.
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IOU ABE CORDIALLY INVITED TO the fall opening OF
noseities IN ladies', misses, and children's wraps
suiis Jerseys gloves hosiery, underwear &C.. at
TAYLoks, 9f3 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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HELD ON CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-Wm. l.
CALDWELL, the alleged house thief who was arrested
yesterday by Detectives MatJingly and Wheeler,
was taken TO the Police Court this morning on four
Charges OF larceny. The police do not know who
the prisoner is but they have learned that he was
recently In Baltimore where he did some crooked
work" and the officers think that he Is an expert
thief. He was arraigned for stealing gold watch
and chain from 8. ID. SmOlianinon, or No. SIG 13t
street. The charge was grand larceny, and he was
held In 81 600 ball for the action OF tue grand jury
He was tnen arraigned on three charges OF rob-
bling ). A. Copper, A. w. Jones, and w. s. Barbour,
boarders at No. 2lS Sd street, where the prisoner
had rented o ROOM The articles stolen were chiefly
clothing. On each OF these charges sentence OF
thirty DAYS WAS imnOSAd.
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TxSes T sslck EsSf4 sNEE Ell 40 81.
TTsESr E EaSRE dsLAN v :; H WI xsI
TENTH. ct five O'CLOCK We Will sell in front
Of the premises tso nearly new two story basement
press- brick front houses Nos. 1922 and 163gk l2th
direct These honses contaan nine rooms each aud
have modern nno aI ~, M essy sSces.
close estate.
Terms One third cash. balance In equal instalmenfs
e two and three yea TO beer par
from day Of sale snd to Be occurred By deed Of trust
pveyi.os sold or all cash Ut option Of purchaser
ospost Of 5000 required each house & time Of sas:
conyeyanctng. &c, q purchsserS cost
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That shock.
THE JAZZ FELT At HOWARD UNIVERSITY TUESDAY

Ihb JAZZ fkLI Al HOWAkD UNIVERSITY TUESDAY
NIGHT.
To the Editor of TEE EVENING STAB:
The shock or explosion reported in The STAR
as occurring Tuesday night in South WASH
ington was felt here at Howard University was
suddenly awakened from sound sleep about mid
night BY noise that caused the windows to rattle
as II Jared by some shock. There was no rever-
beratlon, such as an explosion would have pro-
ouced and at nrst thought the front door OF the
house had been shut with Violence sprang up,
and after looking into the hall and finding every
thing undlsturDed there, went to the window and
looked out TO ascertain whether q neghboring
turDance, / returned to bed and soon Tell asleep
again. The notion OF an earthquake shock did
not occur to me; rather, the impression was that
OF some heavy object falling with a crash. or
course, there may have been antecedent vibra-
TORS which failed TO awaken me, and my sensa-
tons were limited TO the single shock which
aroused me. The impression, however, was def
nite and unmtstakabie. l spoke OF the occurrence
at the breakfast table, but none other OF the fam
lily had been disturbed. Later the servant girls
reported that they IeiG a heavy jar at the time
mentioned III the SeiSmograph at the Signal Bu-
reau was In adjustment at the time some record
OF local Importance and limited 10 narrow area
The distance from South asnlngton to How ard
University would not seem TO favor this suppO-
sltion- The suggestion that the disturbance took
place In the aQuetucJ tunnel seems valuelesS, for
We are accustomed 10 the usual explosions made
there In blasting out the rock; and this Was some
thing distinctly different 70 my apprehension.
Moreover, think no blasting Is now going on In
the part OF the tunnel near Us c. A. KENAsToN.
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