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Congressman Neal DYING.

Congressman John T. Neal. of the third Ten
nessee district, is dying at his home in Rhes
Springs. He has become a member of the
Methodist Episcopal church (south), and,
though kept alive only by stimulants, he is per-
fectly rational.
Mr.. Neal was born in Anderson county. Tenn,
was educated in the common school, graduated
from Emory and Henry college, Virginia, and
was admitted to the bar in 1s60. During the
war of the rebellion he rose from the rank OF
private in the confederate army to lieutenant
colonel. He was elected a member of the
house of representatives Of Tennessee in 1874,
and of the Tennessee senate in 1878, and was
elected speaker of the senate in 1879. He was
an elector on the Hancock and English ticket
in 1880, and was elected to the Forty-ninth and
reelected TO the Fiftieth Congress as a demo-
crat, defeating j. I. Wilder, republican.
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A CHARGE WHICH Was Nor SUsrArNED.-Ma-
ME He'll, who lives at No. Gao AZ street, was in
the Police Court this morning charged with
whipping Benny Goldstein. Fannie Goldstein
and her two children appeared as witnesses.
The one said to have been injured was too
young to testify, and his older brother was not
intelligent enough 10 understand the nature OF
an oath. The young lady denied the charge,
and called Jacob and Isaac Levi TO substantiate
what she said. Her denial was sufficient, and
the charge was dismissed
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

VS0R SAIE-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 7TH
Il ST., between y and II SITS. n. must be sold to
close an estate. r. H. T. LEIPOLp, 1900 st. NV,
second floor front. mb26-3t
THOR SALE-THREE TwO-STORY AND BASEg
- ment Bricks ST., near I'd ne: six rooms Shd
hath; IN i. nearly new; $500 each. r. " T.:
LElPOLD. 1900 ST. n w.. second floor front INCEST
T1oR sALE-,A VERY CHEAP PROPERTY 1ON A
Il st: ne, near Sd lot 47xi20 to 9ofoot alley i'm
proved by two 3story and cellar bricks and two small
bricks in rear renting for 500 per VIII be sold
for $1,000 to al immediate purchaser.
mh2o-3t DAVID ID. STONE SOC T st. NV.
ErOR SALE-ABARGAINI IN TWO BRICK HOUSES,
y fronting 35 feet East Cap. ST., bet I'd and Sd,
Va feet deep; renting $40 per mo-. for both 900.
mh26 BIT DAVID b. STONE, SOC St NV.
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ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-Mr. Geo,
Thos. Stewart died last night at his residence.
COS 10th street northwest, in the siKty-irst year
of his age, after an illness of several months
which be bore with resignation. The deceased
was a native of this city son of the late Geo.
W. Stewart, and, learning the business Of car
penter and builder, followed il successfully for
many years. For number of years be was
the assessor for the old second ward. and was
III olden times a member and secretary of the
old Franklin fire company. He was a member
of the jackson democratic association. serving
for several years as an officer. He was a COM
municant of the Catholic faith. and his funeral
will take place on Thcrsday morning from ST.
Patrick church.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRrED-John Riley reports
the larceny of a silye- watch from the Buck
ingham yesterday.-Thos. Williams reports
stolen from his person diamond ring and
silk umbrella.--Charles Green reports the
larceny of a bicycle.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-oN MARYLAND AVE, BETWEEN
!,,bif ia and % sts; p:e large Brick with Brick
house has % feet 'front.' leaving desir
@ c sSSe only 5S s IS sna
Se Ssa cont Sls square feet Of ground Terms
sired. ~ --0N' 'Aiee " 'eN - VIZ
Also. on New Jersey ave-, bet and c SITS. Sc. 8
in alley lot hiss 71S feet front and contains 4. 79s
sS hasSse Gn ga shesp Terms s.
property is only half square from the Capitol
Also piece Of t ALLEY PROPERTY, within square
and bali OF Capitol Grounds fact is the Of
and is improved 6y two fourroom frames renting for
g. each with side lot for another good house stable
The above properties are not only cheap, but desir
ape Inc i3catons are among the most desirable
,r Also; nice nearly new twostory and basement
only minutes walk from either Pensio9 once or
Sgt 39S lr 1n, office at $4,000. NJ NJ. k0HkER.
Dwellings on Rhode Island ave-. facing Scott CIR
mh23-6t 1903 st. NV.
Tor SAILOR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS
ner of 18th and o SITS. NV; almost fronting Massa-
jude B. and Contains e1s
carriage house, and stable tor horses and has all mod
THos. G. HENsEY L CO.,
EOR SALEM EAST WASHINGTON. 20 HOUSES
and Os me rented viii pay from to ~ per
JOHN T. DONOHOE. 313 East Capitol ST. mhl.3-3t'
Er0R SALE-A FIRST-CLASS PIECE OF PROP
erty for business purposes on + ST. NV. bet. 9th
ana @ha6w lRE oos
E0R .SALE--THREE NEW 2-STORY BRICK
Il dwellings, 6-rooms and bath room. located II. e.
Price 50. 700 for the three win trade equity for
I mha6 5Gjs' AN NJ 1897 htff ST. 3h NV
EoR SALE-AT MT. PLEASANT. SEVERAL VERY
y handsome residences and smaller cottages, beau
uly situated with ample grounds trees, shrubbery,
&c pavenents gas, &c. also. well located building
lots at same place end on Columbia Heights at fair
prices and easy terms. For particulars inquire of
REpFORD W. WALKER, Io06 st. mh2l I'm
IOR SALE-A THREE-STORY BAY-WINDOw
a Drick house ten rooms with all modern improve
nents; 1916 10th st. NV. in first condition;
pleasant residence property: price $500 Apply to
W. BoARMAN, attorney at-law, Webster Law
Building, 5O7 st. NV mh2l-10t.
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE7-BUSINESs PROP
Il erty on st. between 9th and 9TH SITS. H. W. Fine
residence property i'll West Washington; brick, -
rooms; lot 2SNl5O side lot adjoining 06. Also
5-story bay nindowed brick IL rooms 4O1l LIST
NV Also large brick building NV. near Pa. ave
suitable for select school, society hail. club house,
santaSium; will sell tor cash long time payments
or trade for building lots farms western lands,
good local stocks. THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
mh2O-Im 934 ST., Room 4.
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NOBODY can estimate the value OF mixed cocoa
Buy Blooker's Dutch, you know what you esl
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ARCHITECTS,
b. TowsrR 4 Sox-
DRY GOODS pEALERS
l3l6s TH ST. NV,

Surah SILK in Black ard Colors. 50 eta
Heavy Gros Grain silk. Ell.
heuretta Cashmere, IN all the new shadeS 4 VA
wide. - cts.
Henrietta Cashmere, All WOOL rs inches wide 40 cts
Henrietta Cashmere, regular Doe gouds. a. eta
New Satines, French stA les. q and ~ cts
Al-M ool Shifting. double width. p cts
5000 yds- Dress bingham from New York auction.
cheap 10 10 cts, We are selling them for = cts
Light ShIrfing Calico, D cts
Percales. Its.
About 80 doz. Napkins. Dob lott worth from 80 %
s5c. 4oc dog.
ladies SILK Giries. in all coors. 40cts.
Fruit of the Loom Bleach Cotton, ~ cts
Best Beached Sheet.ng, ~ yards wide, IS cts.
Inbieached Shooting. , yards WIDE, Is eta
Guld-tipTec Umbrellas, 81
Iarge Line Of White Goods from ) cts. up
Plated Skirt Braid. Is cts
COTS Best skirt Braid , cts asa-.lm
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Thomas Woods, of Lincoln county, W. Va,
decoyed his stepmother, Mrs. woodson Woods,
to lonely spot, shot her, and threw her body
over a cliff. There was disagreement between
them concerning the division of his fathers
property.
Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster has accepted the
offer of Harper Bros. to become editor Of Har-
per's Bazaar.
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Z. Or SAIL
Il l6 room brick with every convenience, in
one OF the most delightful locations facing
the Capitol grounds. s22 900
l3room brick, +, between and 7th, grow
ing business location. $50, 600
Large brick dwelling on @ ST.. corner prop
erty. This house is offered at much lower
figure than its real value iii order to effect
quick sale. els, 500
Beautiful property on . ST., near l4th st. n.
Brick house, with adj joining side lot; each
10, 221i0Q ior both 900
lO-room brick, centrally located on 9th, near
II St 500
S-roOms. store and cellar brick, ON 9TH, near
St. 600
Corner property ON st. NV, 10 rooms,
brick, with all j. lot 25xl0s. $4,000
Brick dwelling: IL rooms; all mi 18th St,
near st. $500
l2-ro0m brlck on u. near 2Oth St n.w.....- $500
1U-room brick, heated by furnace aud open
CRATES. l9th St., near St. n.w....;:.:... $4,000
good stable in alley $500
ST. n. $1,000
Groom brick on 10Th near I NV, lot run
ming through to New Hampshire ave......... $4,000
Lots on 10Th, between l. and NJ SITS. II. W,
5QhIOd per foot: $500
Lots on 10th, between l. and NJ SITS. Z. W.,
3Qx112, per foot. s325
Intersection of Vermont ave. and 10th st,
81 Ieet VI. aud 81 feet Oh 10th a. 500
b. H. WARNER Il co,
Real Estate Brokers,
mh23-8 GIG st, NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IyOR RENT-3OI F ST. y. W, NEAR PENSION
sos Sd stn. mh.t,i3t.
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LYON SALE
Il I st. Nv, bet. 18th and 10th, 3story Brick, 10
rooms all mod. imp. $4,000.
st. I..w., bet. 18th and 14th, 3-story Brick, s
rooms all mod imp, occupied, e-third cash.
balance one, two and three years; &5,70O.
y st. INV, bet. 9th and 10Th, 3-story Brick, 10
rooms frame stable and carriage house rear terms
to suit $4,000
10 rooms and bath: $4,000.
10Th ST., bet I and U. 2story Brick, rooms all
mod. imp, $4,000 cash. balance in four years 81 700
st.n.w. bet. 9TH and 9TH, 2-story and basement
Brick, rooms and bath, oil mod. imp B. 800 cash,
balance to suit $4,000
$50 and "a st. NV 2-story Frames. rooms
each, one-haif cash 1850. Rent for $50.
10th ST, bet and NV, two 2-stOry Bricks, 8
rooms. al mod; imp So 200 cash. balance four years,
lobby l4th st. NV, 2-story and basement Frame.
lot l14x100; 80, 500.
2015 l4th 81. NV. 2-story Frame, @ rooms. largge
stable, lot 2l14x100: $4,000.
b. +. GILBERT CO.,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
m 2-Rt Estn
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MIR. Webster Admits His Error.

SIR CHARLES RUSSELL oBTAINssA RETRAcTIoN
FROM HIM IN THE PIGoTr MATTER.
In the house of commons yesterday Sir
Charles Russell said he desired to make Q
statement regarding the speech made by At
torney-General Webster in the house on Fri
day last. Ee read letter which he had
written to MIR. Webster, in which he said that
he did not believe that Mr.. Webster had been
correctly reported. 1t was absolutely incor-
rect to say that before Pigott's examination or
before Pigott fed he (Russel) had received in
formation, direct or indirect, to the effect that
Pigott discredited the value of his own testi-
mony. IT was absolutely incorrect 10 say that
he had either called for or referred to letters
conveying such information.
Mr.. Webster admitted that, relying upon
memory, he had erred. He argued that in any
case the matter was unimportant.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt contended that
no answer had been given 20 his charge that
Mr. Webster, knowing Pigott 20 be q doubtful
witness. had allowed the Times for two months
to repeat its odious charges, and, further, had
sat silent while Houston affirmed that he had
complete trust in Pigott, which statement Mr..
Webster knew to be false.
Mr. Labouchere said that Mr.. Houston, Mr..
Soames and Mr.. Webster had all avoided ask
ing questions concerning Pigott. He attacked
the GIadstonian lawyers who abstained from
voting when the division was taken on Friday.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBEIL CARRINeToN, ATToRNEY-AT
NyLEw, v ebster Law building, sos ID ST. "a w., Wash
ington d. c. kesidence. l2ls st. u ". d22
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FOR SALE-HOUSES


FOR SALE OR RENT-FUENISHED-LAR
rapered throughout; steam heat and open CRATES in
each room; parlor. library, dining-ro buffers
pantry and kitchen on first floor; ten sleeping rooms
above. with bath second and third floors; laundry
in basement. This property is located near Dupont
Circle and in every way desirable VIII date
from any time between May and September l, and
will give an option on the property. Address ADAMS,
Star Office. mh23-3t
IIOR SALE-NOCASHRE QUIRED-T RELIABLE
Il parties will sell, at cash prices, $25 monthly,
four pretty, new two-Story and back building modern
tQueen Anne} Houses, seven rooms, finely built, nat
ural wood finish: located in the prettiest and most
accessible part OF the northeast.
We BURFORD.
mhl6-2w' l422 New York ave-
EIOR sALE-TwO HOUSES CRENT $40 80 EACB
L near center of city; price 5000 each Nice home
i'll LeDroit Park hard wood mantles, electric bells
and every convenience: very cheap Nice of small
houses i'll northwest section; good investment
DAVIDSON 4 DAVIDSON,
mh23-3t. SLOT ST. NV
1fOR sALE-A FINE RESIDENCE, on VERMONT
Il ave. just south of Iowa Circle 3story and base
meiIt brick; all modern convenences lot 24xS5 to
alley; price $4,000. THOS. 9. HENSEY 4 CO,
1900 st. NV. mh23-eo0t
ErOR SALE AND RENT-SMALL AND LARGE
IL Houses fine building sites cheap. Apply DUFFY'S
Real Estate otice, 1875 9TH st.n.w. mh23-3t
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on the Metropolitan Road.


WILL THE OFFICIALS PLEASE ATTEND TO THE
MATTER!
SILVER SPRISe, Nd. March %, 1883.
To the Editor Of TEE EVENING STAR:
had occasion on Saturday last. Esd inst to
take the 1880 p. m. train from the New Jersey
avenue station, b. and o. Il. Il. for this place.
boarded the car at about 1920 and found
every seat occupied was compelled to stand
or lean against the window near the stove. and
with the pain l felt from an infirmity. the heat
from the stove and the witnessing of ladies
lostllnG each other in quest of standing room,
which was becoming scarce. | was in no frame OF
mind TO surrender my ticket. When the con-
ductor held out his hand. 1 warmly remarked,
III you viii provide me with a seat YOU shall
have my ticket. otherwise not / succeeded
In finding one after the train left Stotts station
a distance of four and a-half miles. and a stand
or lean of a full half hour from the time en-
tered the car. The conductor then came
around and got his ticket
Another growL Often when passing the
crossing at this station two freight trains are
standing within fifty feet with their engines
blowing off the surplus steam with an energy
that always startles my horse, On two occa-
sions narrowly escaped a serious runaway,
and the company ball for damages The su-
perintendent was informed by me personally Of
the danger at this point and said he would see
that the unnecessary noise OF the escaping
steam was stopped. but could not lengthen the
distance of the engines from the station as q
rule of the company forbade
About two weeks ago a horse became fright
ened. at this point, from the cause mentioned,
ran around the gate, caught its foot under tho
rail between the ties and was thrown upon its
back. The wonder is the animals leg was
not broken and the person behind him seri-
ously hurt.
We Montgomeryians living along the Metro
politan Branch were led TO hope that with the
new president of the Baltimore and Ohio COM
pany these and other things would be remedied,
and they doubtless will be when his influence
shall begin to be felt at every point.
could suggest that an extra car be attached,
on pleasant saturday moons, or on such occa-
sions as may require one TO accommodate each
passenger with seat, and left at either Takoms
Park or Silver Spring, for the returning crowd
in the morning.
1 would also break a rule, or modify it, il
necessary. and require those freights to stand
at a safe distance from the crowded crossing
But don't manage the road.
The station agent here does all in his power
to accommodate the people and avoid accident
No blame attaches TO him. WRIGHT CURTIss.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


- MEAA AAAa@N
II on + st. NV. .s166.67
Mass. ave. and 10th st. l25
Ola 18th ST. NV. 12r. 100
l1l6 9th st. n W. Tor. 80
40 18th st. NV, l3r. q ,
SO1 llth st.n W, "A lr.65.61
1911 10th 81. u. w. yr. .ou
1871 18th st. NV, Or. 80
..U26 g 1t. n.w- lIr.55. ia
l643 18TH NV, i ST. 5000
III +. Cap. St. llr- 5000
1Df 9Th 81. NV. 9r...JU
l3l Md. ave. IL. G., lIr. 80
lbs X ST. n. ". Tor. .Ju
63l f. Cap. ST., 1lr. A. 30
20 A ST. Sc, lO-........4U
:i;;i.,1 L st. NV. l2r.....4U
2U4 ID 81. NV. 10r 40
k,l4y 9th 81. NV, 1r....:i5
f2.21 lOth 81. NV. Sr.. 50
1910 Mallsch pl.. 6r.3S.7 40
- 18th II. ne, Sr..-.32. 10
200 9th SC. Sc. yr.....3O
2l9 18th 81. 5. w. lOr...31
2111 III II. NV. ,Sr. $3.50
1f2O 9TH ST. n. W. Or. 80. 40
J3l = Pa. ave- II. W, Sr. 80
2lS 9th ST. n. w, lUr. 80
] $50 Sth st. NV, Tor. SO
1924 Sth st. NV. Ir.2 50
1888 ] 18th NV, Or. %. 80
1859 18th st. n.w...223. A.
1:39 30 st. NV, ar. -. 40
21S Arthur Pl.. ar. -. 40
b31 Mass. ay. ne, br.21.:I5
1916 Larcb st. tr...23.. 30
81 i Sd 81. NV, Or. %. 80
1914 Columbia. 9r..25.45
l4I1 y st. NV. STD 80
80 Sth st ne. 6r.....25
Si6 ID 81. Il. e, Or. 81. 30
ISIS y st,n.w., STD
nh23 l.. IL. WAR,
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IrOR BENT-TO A PRIVATE FAMILY, l2G ST
Il NV. 3stOry bay window press brick. Is rooms,
not including two bathrooms, cellars, psntries,
IaTered and in thorough repair; 500 per month. Ii
tenant desires will retain third floor "a rooms
and bah) unfinished. paying good rent for same.
For particulars and permission to inspect apply W
Is. BALDWIN,, Columbia National Bank Iah<0-6t'
IvOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE 9I5
II L st situated III the heart OF the city; II
Oons and bathrooms. with all the modern improve
ments: heated BY Iurnace possession April l. 1IOS.
T.. NAGoAMAN. Yl1 ? 81. NV. rnh2O-lw
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1913 V st. NV. 7r....s23
l511k 10thn.w.,7r 2:2. w
= X st. ne, Or. ...2O.5O
S24 4 ! st. s.w.. Or. 30. 30
1921 y. cap. So. q r. ~. ID
li222 B'd'y ave. n.w..20. 90
12l1 2g;h NV ar. 20. 80
lIl3 6thst.n.w.. or.. 2O.30
40 HI st. NV. 6r-. 20. 30
1880 L st. NV. 6r. 1880
SO q st. NV, 6r-........1S
400 l. st. NV. Or. -. 10 80
341i z st. NV, Or. II. 80
2O34 Stn ST. NV, D rit.5o
10 l. st. Il. W, 6r. 10
10 A 81. ne, Or. 5.40
ITO NJ ST. NV, Or. 1870
p,,3tp Boundary ave. or. .
Whitney Close, Or. 10
HyattsviIle, 1r.....--..-lo
6ly 9th st. ne, or ......1o
So 18th st. ne, 0r. i 4.3Q
22I5 Cleveland ave-, 6r.13
4 10 Warner St, Or. Il Z.Su
1918 Md.ave.s. ". Ar. 1870
2iO1 Sih st. NV, Or ~
Mclean av. s.w., or. Il 80
Ills 9th st. u. e.. Or. IL
S15 9th st. NV, Ar. 30
SO l. 81. s.w.. 5r ...lU.S0
l122:j Park place ne. 1890
$40 J. st. ne, 4r....>....10
443 il st. NV. 3r. 10
$50 Gordon ay., Ar. 81 80
1909 Sd st. s.w., 4r.....S
STORES 4 DWELLINGS.
1914 14th st. n. W, Sr. AZ
~ Ii ST. ne, gr......-3U
1923 18th ST. II. W., 6r25. 80
3O1 Z st. ne. 5r.........1o
YER K Co. 9l6 + st. NV.
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IsOR RENT-
4 .l3 LIST n VAR eco 30 J02, 5o4 23d n W Or 10 so
24l1 Pa av NV. sr e. SO - Fenton 81 ~ e ,r SO
50 spruce 81, br....2540'Fenton ST. n W. A.. 1880
l. - FRIS1OE,
tlD-o-os $40 81. n
EQk REST-l330 9TH ST. NV. NEW BAY WIN
= GOV house, 10 rooms and bath: all modern
Nen!snce bright and chcerful nice house for private
tatniiy; $50 Per month. Inquire Of FRANK T.
DRUMMING, 4l6 9th st. NV nh26-Im
Tor RENT-319 c ST ST. BRICK HOUSE; q
rooms and bath just put In complete order: rent
$50 Per month. Keys at 321- K NJ. MORRISON
nlh%o-3t 12l2Ie st. NV.
I,OR RENT-IO26 sra STREET NORTHWEST
= II rooms and bath, 1858 per month; possession
given April ,. EMMONS Smith.
Boston Variety store,
mh2O-1rn 7O5 Market space.
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CHEAP SPRING Fuel.

CHEAP SPRING Fuel.
the low price of e. per ton This coal be USED
very sdvsntageously in the spring and summel
months and the low price places IL within the rescf
Of every housekeeper. We also handling all othel
grades and sizes OF coal Of reduced price Telephone
623-3 =
on. sCor 18th st. and X. 1. n.
oiao~' tCor. 18th and SITS. NV. mh23-4t
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FOR SAIE-lOTS

| INOR SALE-CHo1CE LOT. NORTH SIDE OF y
| Z ST. near 18th NV. aoxlo5. Improved by small
| brick A bargain. h. II. 4. LEIPOiD.
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FOR SAIE-IOTS.

IGOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT 2OXaO
\ feet to alley; iron fence around parking in front
and peaches pears. grapes and currants in rear
side wall; s1.2o per foot. Apply 1906 ST. u.
mh25-Iws
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FOR lighthouses.
EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-

II Cor. ON Conn. ave.
suitable tor residence
or business pur-
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IGOR SALE-BEST LOT ON KENEsAw ST, EAST
foot until April LIST. South froLt, high ground on
grade. Near Episcopal Church DR.. Hannmonds build
ings and many fine improvements. Address
mh1S-12t. b. p o. BOX 900
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W-s--DVT
mh26 r. o. HOFFMAN, 1Otn and SITS NV
T,OR RENT-3-SToRY BRICK HOUSE ON VI ST,
IL near Connecticut ave-. nearly new; nine rooms:
modern improvements; heated by furnace; S15 per
month. Apply 1105 ST. NV. mh26-3f'
I,OR RENT-PART OF LARGE HOUSE, WITH
IL mod imps., surrounded by fine grounds,
Electric car line Board Of Two and small cash pay
ment- References Apply corner LIST ST. and New
York ave. NV IT.
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2210t to 1884 Boundary
st.n.w...........Sl6,900
2024 to 2042 Bound
airy st. NV. 1890
22l1 to 222S 10th 81.
NV. b. h, 5r......l3.0oQ
2 to 6, 9TH st. road IL. 800
1888 TO 1743 Z st. q,
7oI to 109 Farrsgut
st. NV. 5r.. 5000
1904 K st. n. W., T. H.
Srs. ................7.0 600
l to 9 alley, bet. 1Nh
and 18th, NJ and n SITS.
INSTRUMENTATION
1139 to 115lk 23d 81.
n.w. {. h. ..6, 600
1916 n. Y. ave-, NV,
bib, l4r-........,.6,0 600
1871 ID st. n. W., 4. h,
or .........,...-.5,000
S21 I'D st. NV, b. b.
Vt. ..........-....,4, 700
1928 V st. NV. b. h..
Or. .........,......,3,S0 500
205 18th st. NV. b. h.,
6rs ...,....A.......3. 900
34OS n st. NV, b.h.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-26

EoR RzNT-BY r. o. HoLTZ1IAN, REAL Es-
II tate and Insurance Broker, 10th and + SITS. NV
HOUSES.
la Pierre Hotel. 10Th 2OI5 n ST. NV, sr $50 $40
ard 4 SITS. NV, 4Sr, 9l3 Rst. H. W, Sr.. 40
mod trnps. $50 s,l2 II st 80
l134 st. 5r. ..l25 1913 st. Sc, Sr. 30
1913 St NV. l2r - ZIG II st. 80
6l0 II. Ar. 50. :S3 200 .th st s. Is
sl2 ST.. Sr and store. so az llth ST. NV, %
1l45 Conn. so l.:B !ltn ST. 1r.2U5U
1eO1 II nw lUr.... go II stn. w ,3r store. 1O
l1&0 ~ NV. 90 800 II St Sc Or 10
1871 st. Tor 90 1901 18th ST. IL, Ar. 10
1911 st. .lU 5U1 ID ST. 6r....-.1o
12lO u St NV. l3r.....I5
FURNISHED HOUSES.
I,rear 18th ST. l3r. 5000 ID, list St, Sr. $50
i bet 18th 18th 0.t6 9Th. above St. 12r. oO
Macs. ave, bet. 18Th X. 4. ave, bt los IT,. 121
and 18th. 11r... 333..}3 ST, hear l.th, Tor %
Conn ave. ST. ESQ 10Th. bet and r.. Or %
h, bet. Il III & 10, 200 E}th, NV, IT.. 50
OFFICES.
f51 st. I'd fOor, front 71S 18th ST. NV. CT. .s35
r., heated by steam. $50 ITO St. 4th u r. 3r 30
"a I, Sd rCOr front y9 St, ID floor, r.. 30
heated bv steam 80 y. 9. x +. fr > to IL
Elegant in ~Sun 40 La. ave, from 10 To 20
Building, "nreprOOf. % ele- > l3 III St %
Nators, hested by steam, l2l + St II W. 2r -,
:rCul ESQ 10 $50 each. III Il St nv 81. %
y l. 12th and Pa 5Ij IL tn St 81. 20
ave. 30 4UD ls}5a St IA shop. 20
11lOF st. ID floor. 5r. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-26

IIOR SALE-A FINE HOUSE, WITH STABLE ON
Il the rear of lot, short distance west OF Dupont
circle and very near Massachusetts ave-; price
$l2. 900. HILL 4 JOHNSTON,
lnhc3-3t 1903 Pepna W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-26

NOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE
IL located northwest, containing lsrlor reception
hail. dining room, kitchen, and pantry first floor
and three roOns exclusive OF servants and BATH
on second floor; lot 2lx1O0 to alley. only $4,000
CHAS L. BANES,
With JNO +. WAGGAMAN,
mi II