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DUNRAVEN'S LETTER HERE.
Also the Valkyrie's Measurements-Sha
is Bigger Than We Thought

From the New York sun Of to-day.
The steamship Servia brought the earl Of
Dunraven's letter, addressed to Commodore
James ID. Smith, chairman of the American
Cup committee, of the New York yacht club,
and il was delivered last night at the club
house. 1t will reach the commodore this morn
ing. and after the cup committee has met il
will be made public.
The Seryia brought something else in her mail
bags, however, which turns out TO be Of per-
haps as much importance as the letter. II was
Lloyd's official yacht register, and the figures
it contains, giving the Nalkyrie's dimensions,
will cause no little surprise among yachtsmen
interested in the international match. These
figures cover more ground than those sent in
the challenge. Here are the official figures -
given in Lloyd's register:
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A Stormy HONEYMOON

lis marriage a failureg" James Rudd an
swers in the affirmative. He is young man who
lives at No. 72S4 street southwest He courted
and married Miss Ada Stewart. of South WASH
mgton. He soon accused her Of being unfaith-
full and she accused him Of ill-treating her.
Thus their troubles began three days after their
marriage. about a month ago. During the first
week of their married life be charged Ada with
gong out riding with another man. and the
wlfes aunt corroborated his statement. The
court heard the testimony on both sides and ac-
Quilted the husband. Rudd then charged his
Iather-in-law with threats. and the Judge took
his personal bonds TO keep the peace.
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INuHics Lt9lSfertd LfnQfh Tor
TtlaaaOe TonodOe Tg0ados Reoru No.

BY this it viii be seen that the valkyrie is
fourteen tons larger than the Genesta, four
tons larger than the Galatea, and less than
seven tons smaller than the Thistle. As the
Thames tonnage is practically the same as
that used by rs in measuring our vessels, these
figures are well worth worthy consideration
Again, in the matter of length for tonnage
there is only difference of inches between
the Naikyrie and the Genesta, 8 feet inches
between hers and the Galateas, and she meas
ures only Is feet less than the Thistle. These
dimensions, with those given as her beam and
depth for tonnage, show that her shape is less
like cutters than either of the other three
yachts that came for the cup. They also show
that the Valkyrie is nearly 2 feet larger thaa
the Puritan in measurement for tonnage.
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The Right to Kill GIaudered Horses

There was case tried before Justice Bundy,
the other day, in which Rev. Alfred Boudin,
the colored minister, figured as plaintiff,
and Agent Key, of the Humane Society was
defendant. The former was represented by
Judge Smell and Lawyer Jordan and Mr.. Key
was represented by Mr.. Miles Fuller. The suit
was brought for 800 the alleged value of a
glandered horse which was owned by the
preacher and which was killed by Agent Key,
who acted upon the advice of veterinary sur
geon.
The suit involves the right of Mr.. Key as
agent of the Humane society, to kill horses
suffering from contagious diseases such the
CHAMBERS.
The justice will render his decision next Sat-
urday.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

NEW PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL. VIRGINIA
~ Beach, Va, situated directly on the Ocean L
miles due east OF Norfolk. Va This seaside re-
sort presents every advantage for luxury comfort
convenience and health. Summer season opens June
ZOth Elegant drives on the hard beach and through
the plney woods. The best surf bathing on the coast
Ssmd Tor Illustrated psmphlet: s L. CRITTENDEN,
NY ' MI In,
HOTEL PoCAHoNTAS, GERRIsH ISL AND. KIT
- terry Point Maine New house, elegantly fur
nished situated on the with excellent facilities
Tor ooating, bathing and fishing Terms liberal.
myl4-lm HORACE MITCHELL JR Prop
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Food for Conviction.
Conviction It's existence gets
From fact and not from notion,

So IL you are desperately III and want some re-
able knowledge Of a way TO recovery, what could
you ask more 10 the point than the following:
DRs STARKEY & PALES:-"I have used your
Compound Oxygen Treatment In my practice In
the following diseases: Paralysis, catarrh, ner-
vous prostration, spermatorrhea and general de-
bility. All who have used it have been greatly
benefited and some are permanently cured
regard il as the best remedy within my knovl-
edge"
K l. GREEN, M. D., Bancroft, Mo-, JAN II, 1850
Drs- Starkey 4 Palens once records show over
5000 different cases in which their Compound
Oxygen Treatment has been used by physictans
in their practice and by invalids Independently
In cases of consumption, bronchitis, asthma,
catarrh, dyspepsia, nervous prostration, rhsuma-
tisui, neuralgia. and all complaints Of Q chronic
nature. Their brochure Of 200 pages WIN be for
warded free Of chcrge 70 any one addressing Dns-
srAKKEY q PALxN, No. l5ee Arch strse& PhnaA1k
phia, Pa.
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Mr.. wanamaker at Y. VI. C.. A. Room.,

The rooms of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION, on New York avenue, were crowded
last night at about $50. The meeting was
called TO order by President W. b. Gurley, who
introduced Postmaster-Generalw anamaker,
the speaker of the evening. Others who deliv-
cred addresses were DIR. II. Z. Pierson of Phil
adelphia; b. II. Warner. Rev. DR.. Bartlett and
Rev. DIR. Geo. Elliott. There were responses
by some of the visiting delegates who had come
on from Philadelphia for the purpose of get
ting a glimpse Of Washington. and then re-
freshments closed the imnromptu program
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AUCTION SALES

NOTICE-THERE WILL BE SOLD AT THE
~ pound corner I'D ST. and New York ave. n w, on
MMvErDDNnSSIpA1. THE FIFTEENTH INSTANT. AT
tMO OCLOth r NJ. one sorrel horse, biazed face,
WHITE hind feet taken in northwestern section aud
remaining unclaimed By order health officer
-. SAMUEL EINSTEIN,
" Pouudmaster
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A Woman with a Loaded Pistol.

There is a colored man in Georgetown who
has several female admirers in this city. among
them being Louisa Parker, also known as Mary
Ellen Watson, and another named Julia Cross.
The latter was with the Georgetown man last
night, and Louisa hearing of it started in search
OF the pair with a loaded revolver. Julia
learned that Louisa had a weapon and she in
formed Policeman Moreland. When the officer
started TO search for Louisa she went 70 Blag-
den's alley and hid the weapon. The officer.
however. not only found Louisa but recovered
the weapon. Ii WAS loaded. Louisa did not
resist. but went quietly with the officer to the
eighth precinct station. This morning when
the case was tried in the Police Court Louisa
denied that she intended TO use the pistol and
said It was given to her by a colored man
named Tlbbetts who, she said wanted her 10
have the cartridges taken out Tibbetts was
called and he denied her statement He charged
her with having taken the weapon from his
room.
Judge Miller lectured the woman about car
rylng weapons, and told her that the arrival of
the officer probably prevented her from COM
uniting more serious crime. She was fined
the extent of the law, so or 80 days on the
farm
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

l1916 Larch ST., Or. s25. 80
2SlSN st.n. W.. sr. .5
, I06 9Th st. ne. Sr......21
! 1881 n. Cap. st. 6r... 20.oO
~ ~ st. w, Or 1880
! SIG u 81. L. e.. Or. $3.50. 20
, 90 II st. ne, 6r....1S.50
l23 4 81. ne, Or. 1887
2246 18th n. W. Or. is. 80
1907 4th st. NV. Or. / s. 30
, 81 Myrtle st. NV, ar. Is
3414 p st. NV, Or. IL. 80
20 Defrees St, Or. lie. 81
/, 203S Sth 81. NV, q 1850
% l. st. NV. Or. 10
J 115 A st. ne, Or. ....15.40
326 Sth st. ne, Or. is. 80
1232 f st. Sc, 1r.......15
Whitney Close, or.
! Hyattsville, 1r...........1o
1888 II st. me-, 6r....15
, 5l9 9th st. s.e,, 6r.. .14.30
332 Sth st. ne. Or. IA. 80
900 Z st. Sc, Or. ........14
2215 Cleveland ave-, 6r.13
423 Warner ST., 5 rs.12 so
Ills 9Th st. ne, 6r.....12
Mclean av. s.w., Or. .11.30
!, 81 18th st. me-, Or. Ill
1926 L st. s.w.. Or 1850
319 L ut. ne, 4r.........10
443 r st. NV. 3r. 10
632 Gordon ave-, Ar. g. 80
, STORES 4 DwELLINGa
1407 14th st. n.w.......40
301 Z ST. ne. or. 10
NER & CO., clio F st. NV.
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BLooKER's CocoA-The following note ex-

Executive MANSION, WASHINGTON.
April %, 1889.
Messrs. Shirley and Sciotield, Washington, ID. c.:
Ge1stlene7s: Mrs Harrison has received your
note OF the 10th inst, and also the Dutch
Cocoa you have sent. Please accept for your
selves and convey to Messrs. Blocker, of
Amsterdam, her sincere thanks for this friendly
courtesy and attention. Very respectfully,
u. w. HALFoRp, Private Secretary.
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LUX KIM
IL ol2 4 st. NV. 1855
Mass. ave. and 10th st. IL
GA 18th 81. NV. l2r. .1Ol
11l6 u st. NV, 13r.....l.
17l6 9th st. NV. l0r. a.
1917 K 1t. NV, 11r. III
1871 18th st. NV, Or. 81
4O3 q st. NV. 1lr. DO. u
700 18th st.n.w..12r. 3d. 81
BIS Ind. ave. 1lr.......5,
1913 18TH NV, ST.. so. 81
22l L. Cap. ST., 1lr- 500
1903 y st. n w, Sr. =. so. 81
1918 u st. NV. 11r. 50.5,
1114 9th st. NV, 2r.. 81
1888 X st. NV, Tor. 81
63l | st. NV, 9r.....-..4;
2lO6ss II st. NV, Sr. A,
226 A st. Sc, 1Or........4l
1927 Z 81. NV, 12r.....4t
2O4 d st. NV, Tor ....3.
1910 Wallach pl., Or. 33.7'
% Sth st. me-, Sr. 80. 4,
zoo 9th 81. Sc. Sr......3t
1889 18th st. NV. 80. 4.
1l20 9th st. n. w. Or. 80. 4,
1890 14th st NV. TIA
81 II st. NV, Sr. ...-.27. 9.
1924 9th st. NV, 7r.27.S;
1220 5 81. NV. 1r.......2,
1888 18th NV, Or. .25.7:
1896 Pierce pl., 7r.. .25. A,
2U4 Arthur pl., 7r. .25. Al
3l2 LIST st. s-e-, 7r. ..25. A
$40 I'd st ne, 1r....25. 3.
631 Mass. av. ne, 6r.25.3.
lO25 y. j. NV, Or. rs. 81
my1l Il. II. WAR
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE SOLD.
The Country Seat OF the Late Harriet
McCeney.

Mr.. Thomas E. waggaman sold yesterday at
public auction for Il. Ross Perry. trustee, the
country residence OF the late Mrs. Harriet Nc
Ceney. This place contains a. acres. 10 i'm
proved by large dwelling house and out
buildings, is located at the junction Of the
Bunker Hill and Queen Chapel roads and sd-
joining on the east the sub division known as
Brooklsnd. The purchaser was Mr.. George
r Hamilton and the price paid was els. 500
The property sold is known as lot No. 2 OF B. ID.
carpenter subdivision Of ''Cuckold's Delight"
improved by dwelling. stable and outhouses,
IN the angle formed by the Bunker Hill and
queens Chapel roads, near the new Catholic
university
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-14

IL Fair dealing has always been the
motto Of The EVENING STAR. "A dollars
worth in return for every dollar received" is
the principle upon which it's business is con-
Quoted Advertisers usually get from ten to
one hundred dollars for every one invested in
its advertising columns.
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HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
hl2 DAnn n.


NOR EENT-l537 l4TH ST n w.. DESIRABLE
~ thTes-s,ory Brick House. elgh. rooms. bath large
81 n;w or THos. L WAGGAMAN. 917 = st. NV.
myl-lm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FoR sI s shI;i, In. NJ PLEAsANL.PAKk ST.
running through to sheridan ave- ave- ss 700 j. '0''
Tor sALE--DEsIRABLE 4sToRY AND BASE
on north side Of street in central northwest
on long time in payments to suit BUYER PITNEY 4
BRAD ORD. 1905 + st. NV my1i.1w
EoR sALE-31s 4TH ST.. \. E., AT THE COR
of six rooms and bath; finest material used in cor
5ruea0n and handsomely papered an elesant home
Apply to owner c. L. DUBOIS, sos eth St n. wmii-3
Tor sALE-Two NEW BAY WINDOW GROOM
ave. Sc Apply to c. c. MEADs. builder iol 4th St
ne myl1-1w'
EQR sAI.E-TwO 4-RoQM FRAME HOUSES on
iO mi Isl i Psr month See A BEH 1ssH
IGOR sALE-ONLY 81 500 on EASY TERMS, NEW
j. and very neat; Groom press brick house. 2255
Cleveland ave. stone trimmings and modern improve
owner. myII-3ts
EoR SALE-CHEAP-TwO BRICK HOUSES, 225-
house xftS s,aS 800 each alsG Ser0Om frame
room house on ~ St, with ali mod hnps' and bay
window $4,000; an eight-room house. on g. between
myl1-3t' c. II. PARKER. AZ and E SITS sw
Tor sALEaaCHEAP-Two sIx-RooM BRICK
sc ana BA f Il pr'''GTisf fESn'
TOR sALE-CHEAP-3 5-RooM HOUSES WITH
css6 q bssn s w 6e n, 1st and "a s
C. II. PARKER, Az and E s sts f sw myths.
Tor sALE-CHEAP-A GOOD GROOM BRICK ON
price a 80. 300. c. II. PARKER. ~ and SITS. $. W.
EoR sALE-CHEAP GOOD GROOM BRICK
rss: each ana fARkfK aad
SITS. sly myl l-3ts
EoR SALE CHEAP-A FIvE-RooM BRICK
house, press brick front. on ST. bet Sd and 41s
myIi-5t. G H. FikKEk '. ~ and s,ssw.
I,oR sALE-CHEAP-2 1-ROOM BRICK HOUSES
Il on Va. ave. bet. 9th and 10th; all md. imp; tne
parking IN front; price 81, 900 each
my1l-3t' c. II. PARKER, AZ and SITS. sw.
INOR SALE-CHEAP-344 PA. AVE. \. W, GOOD
It, rooms and stable; price $4,000: terms easy.
my1I-3t' C H PARKER, AZ aud SITS. s.w.
NOR SALE : CHEAP-TwO sIX-ROOM BRICK
houses on O. bet 18th and l4th sts s.w.; agood
PARKER. AZ and SITS. myl1-3t'
lrOR SALE-SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE HOMES
Il for less than $4,000.
500 St. n e. 6r, al mi prettily papered $3.50
50a st. n. e., Or, all m J., ...2,250
Corner 9th and II. 6r., bath, charming. 900
1874 9th n. Or, BATH range, latrobe, &C 900
iiSS 5th n e. e corr e alley 6r and bath
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
my11-6t OFF st. n. W.
EoR sALE-I HAVE IwO NEW, Two-sTORY
Il pressed-brck Houses, rooms all modern con-
well built houses which / could recommend at
$1,000 each. but which, if sold at once be bought
Tor $4,000 each. Houses will be open and can be in
spected every week day from I'm. to pm.
mylO-6t JNO. A. PRESCOTT, 14l6 F st. NV.
ITOR SALE-334 AND 1913 SPRUCE ST, LIE DROIT
Il Park; new Groom Bricks mod imps delight
son 4 DAVIDSON. 81 q NV. myg-6ts
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EOR RENT
II sos 9TH n.w- 11r. .s65
l4C59 9Th NV. or. 30. sc
1902 9th uw.,lOT...3 80. 81
- + st n ". 7r ...25 sc
631 l. 81. II ", Or I'D
2ll2 18th NV, 6r..lS.4C
1910 VI ST NV, or Iii
40 ID 81 ne. 1r. i 9. oC
1911 4 st Sc, 6r......--.s
mylI 81 " {
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SURGEONS IN COUNCIL.
The Annual Meeting of the American
Surgical Association.

A GATHERING TO-DAY AT THE ARMY MEDICAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SURGEONS PRESENT
PRESIDENT CHEEvER's ADDREss-HE HOLDS
THAT SURGERY is WITHOUT LIMIT.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

HALPIN VILLAGE,
III HALPIN VILLAGE,
HALPIN VILLAGE,
Two miles this side of Rockville, the Metropolitan
Branch b. and q. X. K. myi3-2t
To LEASE =. wOoDLEY, ON wOoDLEY LANE,
Il fifteen minutes drive from Boundary with furni-
ture ready tor occupancy heater range and hot and
cold water; has Tst-class barn and carriage houses
with cottage for gardener; excellent pasturage and
complete outh of farming utensils can be leased with
the place
For other information apply on the premises or to
CRANE, PARIS CO., Bankers Ebbtt House
my7-lm
IGOR SALE-AT BRANCHVILLE HEIGHTS, ON
Il Washington branch b. and O., 9 miles from WASH
ington beautifully located lots immediately sta
ton at from 80 to $500 per lot; $25 cash, balance
very easy terms. For plats &c call on REDFORD
W. WALKER, lU06 st. my4-lm
TNKoMA PARK.
LEWIS & HEATON'S WEST END ADDITION.
The highest and best part of Takoma Park just sub
divided only three squares from the station and adj
joining the most thicky settled portion OF the old
Park
never-failing spring of pure water permanently
served for the use OF the lot owners The only lots
anywhere near the station at first prices
A complete abstract OF title tor all lots in Takoma
Park kept up to date.
LEWIS & HEATON,
ap29-lm 629 st. NV.
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FOR lighthouses.

I,oR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
II Dupont Circle. 3 80 l446 Nst........... 500
ll3s Conn; ave 80 80 l3I5 Pierce IS
1919 !0s st ne........S
1905 st...:....-....1QQ 412 9TH st ;......lS50
i3i4 i9th So So i4I4 Corcoran st.. IS
FURNISHED.
10Th and SITS .s4l666 n bet 18th and 18th. rs
10th St near Q.....-..315 St. near l4tn..-..I75
Dupont Circle. 300 lgtn .nrDupontC CIR l25
FITCH. FOX l. BROWN,
my6 1887 Penn. ave n. W.
IrOR RENT-ELEGANT COTTAGE, CONTAINING
II II rooms, with new stable in rear. corner Wood
ley Lane and Tenleytown road. immediately opposite
Oil 18th ST. NV, story and basement .s75
1903 y: Hamp ave, 2-story and basement. 49,. go
1925 18th St n. W, 3-st, basement and attic . 80
81 and 90 ID ST. n. W, 3story, new house 30
1927 St NV, 2-story and basement ............25
2Q7 st. me- 2-story and basement. 25
my4-sm m BEAIk BRowN CO. iisaai st. ~
TNOR RENT-3-STORY PRESSED-BRICK BAY
Il window front, IL rooms, modern improvements,
1906 ST. NV. W. q. METZEROTT CO., owners,
lilo stn.w. ap16-lm
4, OR RENT-916 STREET N. W.; IL ROOMS,
I bath, and laundry rooms: modern conveniences;
4-story brick, nearly new.
lol1 street nv; : rooms; bath; modern con.
both Applyto CHAs. G; DUNCANsoN.
myS-lw 9th and ID streets n W.
INOR RENT-FROM JUNE l. HOUSE 633 I ST
Il NV; IA rooms. Apply to 81. GASCH, 903 9TH st.
NV. my6-1m
IrOR RENT - HOUSE, HOO 9TH ST n. W;
4 modern improvements. Inquire at STONES Drug
Store HOO 9TH st.n.w. sp1S-4w
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n. Cap. and I SITS. NV,
b;h.. m; l., Or. so. 900

LNOR SALE-HOUSES.
,t 9th st, bet and sad ooo n Cap and SITS
400 st. NV, ii Il ana 9th s st.
,i N; L.; "a 4 rs, II sw b. h. 7rs, and
h. and houses 46d and sos iiih S'oOO
6iSI St NV. bh .O 1908 5th ST ST. NV BOW
1873 st n. W, 49, 400 80 I5I St. s.w.. b.
1880 St. NV, b2 H. SOB 9th St n W. BIZ o'Ooo
5&5 1ith St NV AS to 34a St NV w
Ais I'd st. n W, 49, go and d a5 1917 1''OO
1913 10th st: n,wW,oo lib H st. me-, b. h.,
G M i 81 n~ bh |.h St
267 n. w. b. et5 and $40 St ne e,DO0
2& Indiana ave n s'voo 84 Pa and 544 St sooo
III i9f5 St BOW Myrtle St me- b. Soo
12Is Mass s ave. NV ,,so IL 4: ST. n e. +. nn.soo
2i4 st. n e. :,o 90 Myrtle ST. NJ bh h.sO0
$500. I,OOo T--- ......1,IOO
Him.. 5000
books Po @ list cali at OF for ahs my
the 1st and 18th. ImylO! THOs. Z. WAGGANAN.
EOR sALE-THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE OF A
square rooms bath rooms and cellar heated by
steam and hot air. open fire places in all large rooms
to aims afG sst apply to TYLER RUTH he
E'oR sALE-NOTICE IMPORTANT
To all VIII, want to buy house or lot Always get
ny new bulletin before purchasing You will find it
will pay you
S. C. HILL,
myS-1w' Sth and SITS NV.
I'OR SALE-91S ST W.
l. 1904 Columbia ave.
512 St NV
90 and % Grant Place
SIS and $40 18th st.n.w
PLANT & TURPIN.
Safe Deposit Building
myS-1m 18th and New York ave
TOR sALE-No. 1920 ST, ,3-sTQRY BRICK,
Il II rooms all newly papered: heated by steam;
brick stable in rear lot 25xl3S. Inquire of NJ. NJ.
PARKER, 141SFst. 8p22-lm
IrOR SALE-ANY ONE LOOKING FOR BARGAIN
Il inspect houses 476 and AIS st. NV, at $4,000
and $4,000. Inquire of owner, 719 9th st. NV.
ap20-lm-
IGOR SALE-AT MOUNT PLEASANT, SEVERAL
Il very handsome houses with beautiful lots and
several small cottages at prices ranging from 900
TO $4,000 Also well located lots same place and
Columbia Heights at lowest prices. REDFORD W.
WALKER, l006 st. ap27-lm
EOR SALE-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE, log
Vermont ave- NV, with stable attached. For terms
and permission to inspect. apply TO GURLEY BROS.
1873 street NV. mhl2-3m
ItOR SALE-2o1S ST. NV. BRICK HOUSE, 10
IL rooms, all modern improvements, sanitary plumb
ing, lot 2Ox12O to l6-t. concerted alley $500.
ap2O-lm NJ. ID. PECK, 934 T st.
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llZS lSth u. W., Or. and
store .......... $50
] 722 4th 81. NV. SIPS. 80
Sll y st. NV, 6r.......20
- Sth ST. ne, 6r....l6
SO 18th ne. Or IA. 80
Store. cor, 9TH & p ats.
NV. with cellar. Is
i 40 Wilson ct. NV, 6r....9
(. DUVALL, 925 + at. NV.
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l, bet. 18th & 18th, (for
], i Sea, 18Th i isil. j I'd 81 s;
X ST., bet. 9th 4 18th. BOO
. ST.. bet. 9th & 10th. .l0(
l4th, bet. II and / (for
\ s IL. bet & 18Th / 18th. i i i
q st. mr.. ". Lave. .15t
K, near Mcpherson 50. 3Ot
Conn.av., above X. .2Ot
Conn. ave-, above Rst. .25(
Cor. Conn. ave. 4 y st. 900
Conn.a.b. n & Dup'tC.25t
Jeffersonpl. ,doub. he. 20,
k.I.a..bet l4th K l5th.2Qt
psf, mr.. Dupont cir .-15(
Conn. ay.. lear Dupont
BULLETINS CAN BIZ
FICE. These houses can
mits from our office.
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TIVE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSN OF
NY, has furnished insurance to egnty-two thous-
and members during past eight years. saving to them
over sixteen million dollars by reducing cost below
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2Gl2 Hillyer Place. $50
I 135 g 81. ..............-3O
1905 ia st..........20.5O
"a n ST., n:e.......-..17.30
STORES.
l722 l4th st. str &dwg. 65
l14O l4th ST.. store and
APARTMENTS.
Fur. fat, $40 18th st.
Fur. fats. H st, bet. 18th
4 18th SITS. 35 and 40
OFFICES.
1903 Pa. ave. n. W.
Once rooms, SIG 9TH st =
STABLES.
Stable rear ii46 Goth. IS
ISHED.
Sunderland Place. 100
North side Corcoran ST
bet. ] 18th and 18th SITS. 80
I St, bet. 18th & 18th
SITS. SO. 80
DeSales st. troIn May
-Ol. 40
Jefferson Place, forsum-
mer ......-.............T5
g ST. bet. 18th and 18th
SITS, for snAmer. go
q St, bet. 9th and Goth
SITS. for summer.....5O
Conn. av. near Dupont
circle, for the summer. 90
Sunderland Place, for
sumner so
18th St. bet. VI and N
SITS, for Summer. so
X St, bet.17th and 18th
SITS, for summer. 80
X ST.. bet. 18th 4 14th SITS.
tfrom Oct. D..........-
LIST. bet. 10Th & goth sits.
(for summer) so
\ ST.. bet. Conn.av. and
10th ST. for summer. 40
OBTAINED AT OUR o.
be inspected only by per-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IWR RENT-TVO-sTORY 7-ROOM HOUSE ZONE
Il room reseryed with standing furniture for four
months from June ego per month. Apply al prem
ses. 1916 COrcoTan stress. nyl 4-3rs
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LNOR RkNT-4Qe ST. y. W. BAY WINDOW
II pressed BRICK house: az rooms and bath ali mod
mps- Apply EDWARD KERN, 1926 n j. ave- n
w. my14-3t'
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The above Houses can be examined by permitfrom
on ce only THOMAS J. FISHER Il CO.
myll' :l.)1 y N M
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s41 St, I'd 6oor 5front y l. cor. 18th and Pa.
rs, heated by steam ESQ ave. 1873. 80
!41 p Sd floor, front RS p39 st. I'd floor. Dr.. 30
leGted bv steam ...... 90 v cor 9TH +, Prs. %
Eltsant rooms in sun i10 La ave-. from 10 to 20
Building. freproof, . ele- 5l3 18th St 25
vatUrs, heated by steam, 1911 st. NV, Pr %
1ronI $50 to $50 each l2l1 ct NV, 3r 20
tb a.
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L,OR PENTHOUSE 1922 ST NV, CONTAIN
II inz eleven rooms; modern improvements. Apply
TO JAMES y. DAVIS SONS, 1901 Pennsylvania
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NOR RENT
1929 18th u. w., Or. and

I'OR RENT-2626 ST. NV, PRESS BRICK
bzy-wiudow front: rooms. bath all modern i'm
proyements large yards and closets latrObes range
open myl1 -3t'