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MRS. NJ. N. PARKER most charming of the
society ladies of the capital city and is a great
favorite in her circle.
Mrs. Harrison Dingman was born in Hudson,
She was educated at the Hudson river institute
and was married at Hudson. Mrs. Dingman is
an efficient and energetic worker on the homo
pathic hospital board. She throws all the in
tensty of her interesting personality into what
ever work there is on hand, and her efforts are
invariably crowned with success. Mrs. Ding
man is small of stature, has a well rounded
figure, and an earnestness of manner that be-
speaks the sincerity of her generous heart.
Mrs. Dingman has presided all the week at
the receptions held at the Scottish Rite sane
tuary on G street by Washington commandery,
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Coming Amuse ments.

ALBAUaHs OPERA HoUsE.-The sale of seats
opened this morning for the elaborate produc.
ton of Mankind next Monday This successful
drama is by Paul Merritt and Geo. ConqEest
authors Of "The World" Youth" &c, and
abounds in thrilling situations and surpria inc
mechanical effects. The company is q power
full one and has done much toward making
success of the play.
The BIJoU.-Mss Helen Barry is one of the
few actresses who can lay claim to havins
played in three anguages-English. French
and Italian. This is her first America tour
and she has met with unstinted praise. She
opens at the Bijou on Monday. the repe. ,toire
for the week being, Monday, Wednesday, I hurs-
day, Friday and Saturday evenings and Tues
day matinee, "A woman's Strategem," tue tsday
evening and Thursday and Saturday matt aces,
double bill Of Cape MALI and "A Less, w in
Love-"
KERNANs.-The latest New York succ ess,
events and Adonis," will be produced at LIer-
mans next week by the well-known Ida sid
dons' Burlesque and Specially Company"
GLOBE THEATER.-An excellent variety per
Torrance is promised at this house for ne xt
week. number of specially stars will ma ke
their appearance.
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Mrs. Mary Logan
Tucker IL the only
daughter Of Mrs. Lo-
gan. She was born in
Benton, ILL.,, on the 2eth
of June, 1858, reared In
Washington for the
most part, and gradu-
ated from the convent
OF the Visitation in
Georgetown. During
the war she was with
her parents in southern
Illinois. She was mar
ried to Maj. W. F.
Tucker, U.S.A., on TIN
9th of November. 1877,
the twenty-second an
niversary of her
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Mrs. Myron Marker,
who assists Mrs. Logan.
is the wife of the chair
man of the triennial
committee. She was
born in Syracuse. NY.
and is the daughter of
Lieut.. GAYLORD Girls
void, U.S.A. She came
to Washington when a
child, and was edu-
Gated in the schools
here. Miss GriswoId
was q ward of Gen.
lSpinner's Of the United
States Treasury. and
was married May, 1876.
Mrs. Parker is one the
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FAIR ENTERTAINERS.
The Ladies at the Local HeadquarteI
Busted With HOspitable Duties.

The ladies Of DeMolay oommandery are gal
lantly holding the fort at their hospitable
headquarters in the Seligson building. The
are doing great life-saving work now that the
visitors have found them out and every hoq,r
visitors are nourished, who come in saying
"Give me some luncheon, for I am Just dying
with hunger"
The committee in charge today consists Of
Mrs. and Miss Lightfoot, the Misses Drsney,
Miss Hieston, Mrs Hood, Mrs. Lamb, Mrs.
Heisley, Mrs Quinton. Mrs. Snyder, Mrs.
shelton, Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. Turner, Miss
Harvey, Miss Llbbie Small and
Miss Graham. who cordially and faithfully en-
terrain all corners. The ladies' rooms are con-
Portable stopping place for rest and refresh
ment, and the ladies in attendance a most
grateful feature of the visit to the Capitol CITY,
Washington commandery, No. 1, at the Scot
fish rite sanctuary. will keep open house all day
today and until $50 this evening for the enter
tainment Of the visiting knights. Among the
ladies receiving yesterday were Mrs. Har-
rison Dingman. Mrs. s. s. Shedd and
her guest. Miss Guinter of Toronto,
a Miss Bell Bell; NJ Miss N w9 ,q Miss
Mrs. and Miss Baldwin and the Misses Gawler.
The decoration of the sanctuary has received
an addition in the beautifully framed
and mounted and emblazoned certificate
Of honorary membership presented to Emil
nent Commander Sir Knight Harrison Ding
man OF Washington. No. 1, comnandery by
the Knights Of Palestine comn,andery of New
York city.
The ladies Of Columbia commandery, No. Q
with headquarters in the Atlantic building
have good share Of the attentions OF the visit
ing knights and their friends. Three
times each day their lunch room il
| thrown open and menu comprising
oysters fish. salads, game and q dessert with
wines, punches and coffee, is served. Mrs. E
b. Hay and the Misses Ball we're among the
adies of the committee YestnrdaY
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associated with the per-
son and affairs OF her
late husband. Gen. Jno.
A. Logan, that wherever
he was known as sol
der, citizen, statesman
her name 10 also famil-
lar. Born in Missouri,
reared in Illinois and
educated in Kentucky,
and having spent the
last quarter Of . century
in Washington. she has
covered in her personal
experience . goodly
portion Of her native
land. During twenty
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AVE- IL
Mrs. A. B. Mullett,
who receives with Mrs.
Logan, is the wife of
the well-known archi-
tect. Mrs. Mullett was
born on board the good
steamer, s e a m a n 8
Bride, of which her
father, Capt. Joseph
Myrick, was the COM
handing officer, in the
South Pacific ocean,
from which she was
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MRS. LOGAN'S RECEPTION
TEE LEVfE At CALUMET PLACE.
Arrangements For Tonight's Fete-The
Mansion and Its History--The
Logan Memorial Hau-The
Ladies Who VIII Re-
ceive With Mrs.
Logan.

One Of the pleasant social features Of the
visit Of the Knights Templar to this city will
be the reception this evening by Mrs. John A.
Logan at her home, Calumet Place. Gen.
Logan was a member Of the Chevalier Bayard
oommandery Of Chicago, and at the last con-
clave he united in the invitation to the encamp-
ment to hold its conclave here. Remembering
his interest in the order and especially in this
meeting, Mrs. Logan arranged to do what she
thought the general would have wished to do
If his life had been spared. So she decided to
throw open the doors of her house to the visit.
city in extending to them . hospitabie greet.
ing to the capital city.
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The Deadly Overhead Wires Must Go.

In view of the Wholesale loss Of life by cleo
tricity, the meeting Of the board Of electrical
control in New York yesterday was devoted 20
areception Of the representatives Of the various
companies. Mayor Grant scored them roundly
and declared himself in favor Of shutting Oh
electric illumination by overhead wires alto
gether unless the mortality ceased. He was
told that the wires were safe, but not one rep
resentative answered in the affirmative has
question, "Wil you take hold Of charged wire
Of your company to prove Its saietyF Ihty
The mayor was firm IN Insisting that the wires
must 60 into subways, and that whom subways
did not exist perfect insulation must be main
tained
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THE IOWA TEMPLARS.
The Grand Encampment Restores Them
to Full Fellowship.

The committee on Jurisprudence brought in
their report on the Iowa case at the afternoon
session of the Grand encampment yesterday.
1t was read by the chairman, Past Master Hop
kins. and was q complete review of the facts in
in the controversy. As the Iowa Templars had
called in question the legality OF the
passage of the resolution at the last encamp-
ment adopting the ritual the commit
tee recommended that a resolution be adopted
that the Grand encampment did three years
ago pass the following resolution: Resolved,
That we recommend the ritual now submitted
to be the only authorized ritual of the illus
trious orders of the Red Cross and Knights
Templar. to be used in comforting these orders
within the jurisdiction of the Grand encamp-
inent of knights Templar Of the United States
of America. This order 10 take effect on aud
after the LIST day Of April, 1851"
The report WAS discussed at considerable
length and then adopted. The main point
raised by the Iowa Templars having been de-
cided against them the further resolution was
considered, stating that the Iowa Templars had
been dlsloyal and were censurable for their
ton: that they had already been sufficiently pun
ished. ana 1t was recommended that the order
interdicting all Templar intercourse be no
longer in force. This resolution was adopted
after further discussion, and the Iowa Tenn
plar case was finally settled TO the great salts
faction Of all concerned.
The dissatisfaction with the present ritual
which was really at the bottom of the Iowa
trouble found expression in the appointments
of a committee consisting Of one from each
state to consider the ritual The committee ID
very large and is compoted of the men in the
order who are the best posted Oh this subject
1t is said that grammatical and other errors
have crept into the ritual, owing to the haste
with which it was printed, and that its form 10
not considered SO desirable as il might be
made. II is not thought that the committee
will be able to make report at the preseas
session.
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Fosrr-yrvx MINUTES TO BALryNoRx.-Taks
the Baltimore and Ohio 45-miputs nysH ON
your trip TO the monumental city: el2 foe
the round trip from October 10 II, good ~
u October u Inclusive
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The British gunboat Icarious il aground ON
the British Columbia coast.
The Atchison reorganizing plan contem-
plates general mortgage Of $16O, 00O. 900.
Nine vessels are in course Of construction at
Roach's shipyard.
The funeral Of Captain Jones, superintend-
ent OF the Carnegie works at Braddock, cost
the firm $4,000. The works were closed for
half a day.
Scranton Is to have q new church in which
Christian science 10 TO be preached
Judge Barrett Of New York has granted Mrs.
George Francis Train, IT,, an absolute divorce
from her husband, the son Of George Francis
Train.
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1868. and has lived in
this city since her mar.
riags. Her on'y dsugh-
ter, Mrs. E. 5. York,
also lives in this CITY.
Mrs. Circuit 10 q most
attractive lady in per-
son and mannera Her
ready sympathy and .
quick apprehension of
the situation. however
complicated. into which
she may be suddenly
introduced. are among
her charming char
Acteristics H.y
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
H. Havenner to Thos. Hughes, sub 90 So.
GIG; S2,131.50. Sarah H. Michis to Syble ii.
Dow, sub q, 50. 66; s2,s5O. W. o. Dundos ct
al. to ]. W. Pilling "a. 542; g. E. d. Jones
to 8. W. Brinkley, pit sub 8, SO. 743; SiOO
Excursions TO BALTIMORE VIA BALTIMORE AND
OHIo.-$l20 for the round trip October to II,
good until the 18th. The Baltimore and Ohio
Ia the only 45-minute line
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w EDp1sa Presents,

w EDD1Na PRESENTS.
we have large and varied stock of nice goods for
nwSeoding and Anniversary Presents, consisting Of
hOl AL WORCtSTER VASES, CRACKER JARS
SALAD BOWLS, DESSERT PLATES, &C. in new and
patterns and shapes.
g Rich DECORATIONS in Vienna Ware in ICE CREAM
SITS. PLATES, SALAD BOWLS, A. D. COFFEES
and ODD SHAPE DISHES
As We import nearly all our Fancy Goods We can
manufactures
WILMARTH EDMONsTON
CHINA AND HOUSEFURNISHINGS,
se4-om 1905 PENN AVE.
Dported Portland, r. Top, Rosendale, aaa Antietam
Clements. Moth Proof Paper and Charcoal
mlL-o j. i. WALKER SONS. 2U4 10th st. NV.
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Fairy Tale" Bach; coilocation, Faust"
Gounod
TIE LADIES WHO WILL RHcKrvk
Xrs. Mary Cunningham Logan. the mistress
OF Calumet Place, Is one Of the best known
women in the country. She was 30 intimately
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THE COURTS.
PROBATE CoURr-Judoe Cor

Yesterday-Estate Of C. s. Cudiip: letters of
administration to Ellen s. Cudlip and
Fillmore BeaII bond 81, 500. Estate of Name '
Killafoyle; petition for probate Of will received
and filed Amanda A. Witherow, guardian; re-.
ceipt fled.
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MORE AND OHIo.-In addition TO the regular
schedule special fast express trains will leave
the Baltimore and Ohio depot Tor Baltimore
Wednesday, October 3, at Am; Thursday,
October 10, at am.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

~ and Territory, Notary and U. s. Commissioner,
JNO e. BEALL. 1921 + st. NV In office from a m
to Pm. ttT
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

FL SS s s i !.
s ss5 Mn 4; Ss 4 CAP
Ia 18Th st n W. sr.45 7g g. n ". or lS 3 39
tY5 e 81 i. NV sSs ~ a.!
2l6 Sa. NV I3r. IS 90 23}4 sth St pw-er 60 90
iIIs sth st ". Or 80 50 ie9S stk sri GO
~ 81 u w. ST. 80. y ~ 3. NV Sr::. %
1 1d g. nv az "a st p1o; o. aye 3
S3a 5 bs. Il NV 81 Sea " We
81 81 S S$S M 81 :! e
SsS !
5 tt9 p, beEss Place 4o7 ,4 STORES g
900 i7th tn St TN NV, Or IS 6i9 9Th st.
63i Mass sv n e ,6r 22. s. % o 4th st n.
1855 Col st NV, 7r 22.90
oc5 BIZ WARNER Co. s1e st. NV
I,OR RENT = PRESS BRICK BAY-wINDOw:
ii Id s
I,uR RENT-53 d ST, NV. THREE-sTORY
bath with all MT BELLS speaking tubes, &c station
az Ia B aSs NE w cS per p9Rah
II Houses near Dupont Circle; one Of IL rooms aud
bath ct snd sns
$3.50 and 5000 per mouth for season. Apply to
DULANEY & WHITING, 1920 + st. NV oc5-6t
l.OR RENT-UNFURNIsHED
Il t1O1 r. l. ave nwa ,, GIT 18th st. NV Or. ;l25
sos. 81 S Iowa circle. 12r. S3. 80
l4l3 Mass. ave-. 11r. 14Q1 Stoughton ST.,
and stable. ..2UO l1r................76
1910 18th ST. NV. 13r2Oo 1901 Dist ST. NV, Sr, so
9l2 10Th St N. ". 6Oi lSthstn.w...... SO. ~
20r 1861 20l5 Hillyerp place Or. 90
l1l4 Conn lSr 81. % 52} st. NV, 80
20l3 ihiiyer pL. 11r.15O 1901 st. NV. 6r SO
l4l3 u ST. Nv. llr. $50 n. \. ave. Or. 40. 90
122s Nj 81. NV i5r i25 3073 N st NV. store. gr 40
1900 18th st. 1905 9th st. II. W, .r-. 80
WI Or and stsDie1 6.6T 1907 Caroline
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Conn near X, l5r. $500 West Wash'n 1lr.. 166
18Th ST near POI. 800 Conn av.n'rR 1r. l66.67
NREsaSe mr.. l1Iu.l 25U Stoughton st Ii 12r 80
III, st. NV. .r...2J0 st. n. 18th NV, lO- $50
l. ST. nr 18Th. 1T. 200 q ST. mr. 10th l4rs.l 70
RI. L'T l3tn. 2r.20o 18th St near " Tor. %
Mass .ay. LII sth, l6r. 200 near 18TH Sr 90
Sth nr ST., I13 35th ST. NV. 1lr....75
The above houses can be examined by permit from
our office only. THOMAS J. FISHER s CO.,
oco 1924 + st. u. W.
EvOR RENT-ENTIRE BUILDING NORTHWEST
Il cor. 9TH and NV: has elegant large Store on
grade floor and II rooms above; all in good order
will lease to a responsible party at low figure if
taken At once VIC. DUVALL- 92b st.n.w. oc5-5t
E'OR I,ENI-IHAI DEsIRAD LE HOUSE 1882 X
u ST.; 3-Story and Basement Brick, 10 rooms, IL
closets. cherry mantels, &c. will lease for one two
three years; SO. NJ. NJ. Parker,
oc4-0t 141S L st.
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2 l43s Penn.
nR EFNT-AT aI6O PER MONTH

FOK EEN I-AI tIDU PIX MONTH,
IN the most fashionable section Of Washington,
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE
hts house 10 complete aud conveniently arranged
hss large double bed rooms. nsar Dupont circle.
Ip.y to J. A. SETTLE CO.
tci-Im l225 st
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EoRsALE-
A FINE RESIDENCE
IN THE NORTHWEST
aSen ae ncnd
g four bath rooms numerous large closets, storage
sGPEf iSIsg Stan HEATING APPARATUS.
ship This beautiful and desirable house is built upon
in front excepting space reserved as an arched drive
way or porte coehere," to reach the large yard and
STABLES AND CARRIAGE HOUSE.
sether this property Que Of The mos, Complete in
al ITS appointments Vi any ia the city substantial.
The TITLE Is PEREEGT AND
LOCATION ONE I9T G FROM BRITISH
i~ht PRICE, s a. ,66ssioS'
Terms Reasonable.
For permit to insI ect the premises
J;v.N. HUYCK
ocT-ot 1oOo pennsylvania ave.
EoR sALE-DoUBLE BRICK DWELLING. 8
stories. rooms. every convenience, large stable
oh Hos fisHE near co
nor sALE-A BARGAIN-AFIN tNkw) THREE
1 story and Back building Bay window aud Balcony
cabinet osk nantels open fire faces; in the best I'M
proved LEGATION nqrthva s $50; or with large
hAsO in same square Hsnl.ome new
sgd sss
lot, $3.50; y20 monthly. Possession at once.
oco-6t' W Z. BURFORD, 1922 New York ave.
DOR sALE-s2oO CASH. BALANCE ON 20 YEARS
Il time, Comfortable Groom House; mod. imps ::
why not obtain homer sWoNMsTEDT i Bad
iEl 3%d ST. oc5-lm
EoR sALE-BT FISH MILLER, 1918 ST. W.
Il Brick Houses, modern improvements
ON Portner place bet. T and U, I4th and 18th
on Vermont ave- bet i and NV Two Brick 1o''
on st bet Se5 sn sd' 10th NV 8399
On I'D st. bet. and NV, rooms. 5000
On Corcoran ST. bet. 18th and 10 w., rooms 1900
oc5-6t
lIOh SALE-BARGAINS IN HOUSES.
Il b-room Brick, ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a, 600
Frame eth near ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
groom BRICK. 9TH ST. near Ri. 1880
groom Brick. new Boundary near 4th St.. $500
groom brick ia bet j. and u sts..... 800
GROOM brlck, Naach place Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Store aud Dwelling Sd st. ne.............. $500
Az Eiesant Residence near Dupont circle worth
j. W. r. MYERS Il SON S'''0'
au2S-36t' 142O New York ave.
lEOR SALE-I HAVE 3 2-STORY BRICK HOUSES
l. Just being Completed. on st 9TH n e.
ninety built With mod imps. price 5000 each
sonabie cash payment with accommodating terms for
balance. JOHN A. PRESCOTT,
ocl-l lot l4l6 + st NV
IToR SALE-I7TH ST. NEAR MASSACHUSETTS,
l. ave- NV, ~ rooms baths, H. i. $40, OU0.
l. ST. n W. near Vermont ave, - rooms: bath
rOoBs. steam heat electric bells, &c $4,000 cash.
y street near l4th st. NV, 10 rooms, bath, l. !;
$4,000.
Vermont ave. near Iowa circle NV, is rooms,
st NV near I4th. ~ rooms bath. m L. 81 500
se2l-eOl2t THOS q. HENSEY AZ ca
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

wSEs1 il ss.
Sddres. OWNER ~ sss q STAR once. ' osioss' ST.
F9R sALEaAN ..t ATIRaGTIvE roUKvsI0Ex
House contains "a rooms. iii sss.nay Seishsd: wood
In
combined second floor. large double parlors library
"a door; :i1 isIss :lsePins rooms double S..hi z.S
.pS Viii s 81 na
plsted This residence IL suitable for 2 government
s. osic: ARsSnS. 'ohN 'i ses Tn st.
ZOE sALE-l0-R0OM BRICK. sos Q ST. NV
asas n BT1et a ss7 Us.nx. s4Sc 90
sdsS Sta i "a HsS Houses $4,000.
st. NV near 9th, sso0.
ocl0-3t' SIS 7th st. NV.
y BE- BAY
"a os monthly
EHOR sALE:-CHEAP-7-RM. PRESS BRICK. YER
Il mont ave: between and T NV. fine avenue; i'm
RfaHA 's f6ssR r.:
EoR sALE-ANICE HOUSE, ROOMS AND BATH.
and i5sRh s:s % place
S e. and nh sSc
1fs1s 1fs ga F and
| EQR sALE-A BARGAIN-A sEVEN-NOOM
Il House all modern improvements; wide parking in
fr0yt; ssfp lot to wide alley price 5000 This Is
seven rooms; azImedegn improvemsnts, wide parking
kis isrse CO. Eos q }2fa st. NV $4,000 HOP
| II9l. oALEaA 0-NJOMlHOUsE. IN GOOD OON-
f5;SSS BARGAIN. HGTcHfS 81 B Ss&
E|OK S4LE-FOUK NEW HOUSES JUST FIN
ished, in the northwest; all the mod. imps hand
sGS srS ssa 1880 Me
DODSON, 1925 st. NV. co93t'
Tor sALE + 4; Y PER CENT INVESTMENT IN a
b ar ns store cs1 room and
oe56 ~ # iSis sT TtSsn sSs siy St NV
LOR SALE-A VERY CHEAP BRICK HOUSE, ON
n y "A st sw.. rooms and bath. Lot25xl30 to 10
oc9-6t DAVID D. STONE SOC Fs.nw
EOR SALEM NORTHWEST, THREE-ST
hnish very good Containing II rooms bath and large
closets Ia oil the rooms only occupied one year since
can give p0''e'sisR II 9nse PFsSe $4,000
ocS-3t 1903 Pa. ave- NV.
DOR SALEzBY FISH MILLER. 1918 + ST. N.
bet 6f and nth few days only at y 500
EoH sALE...THE CQRNER.oF 4TH AND NJ ST.
ney New 7-room Brick; sllendidly built, slate
e paee For sa id nS srS6ss ana 9Ren
BIEBEit, 9O2 Penn. ave. NV. ocS-5t
ZOE 8ALE-4O3, 4O5, 407 NJ ST. NE, NEW
Houses; slE:e Inanels, mirrors, stationary wash
81 S nn sad TERMS aS tss to
lIOR SALE-Two NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSES,
price each st. al sh ANT pi Bif ffsE kseF~'
ocS-ot 902 Pa W.
lIOR SALE-CORNER OF Sd AND G SIS E.
Il New 7-room House. all mod imps home At
bargain: SAMUEL BiEBEK.
oeS-ot 9O2 Pa n. ".
IfOR sALE-THAT NEAT LITTLE BRICK RESI-
Il dencc. 7OS Sd ST. =. e. For price and terms
apply to SAMUEL. BiEBER,
oco-5t 9O2 Pa ave. Il. W.
l;OR sALE-S3, 100 WILL BUY NEW GROOM
u Residence on 9Th ST.. bet L and NJ sts IL o. ,
SAMUEL BIEBER,
ocS-5t 9O2 Pa. ave. n.
For SALE
THE THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
NO. 172S 81. NV.
POSITIVE BARGAIN.
room. Lot 20xl00 to alley. Will exchange for
New York cily property, For permit to inspect and
price, apply to ]. V. n. HUYCk, 1905 Penn. ave.
OCTET
For SALE
IN The BEAUTIFUL NORTHWEST SECTION,
FINE LARGE NEW HOUSES.
GOOD INVESTMENT.
Eour-story and basement brick residence contain
lng ii large rooms large closets, fine bath rooms
and buffers pantries.
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OclU-3m BEALL. BROWN & GU, III 81
I,OR RENT-A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
Il House on 16Jh st for the season or by the year.
Is. II. ROBERTSON. 1ol5 ST. nv oclO-3t
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.,oR RENT-USFURNIsHEp.

use in lexington. a. 81 L st. n. W. Tor 81 o
~ mon - s-w..l 30. 2t3 n ne. 5r, g-.l5
St Ne, ill., 80 - VI ave n W, l2r 30
fJhSISnED.
~ So bet x and :, per ye-.r, steam heat 700
~ 81 Bet and :. lSrs.. per ycGE.......... 200
4 80 A-l'At4l i.ib
I'uS Nerilont ave n. Ter uJOutn.......... rs
fst SaIit' 81. heal Capitol. I3r. per year. LOO
~ New Jersey ave . lQrs., per month - SO
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


V,OR SALE-Sll 18TH 1T. NV, SPLENDID s.
Il story amt Basement Brick House, containing IL
rooms. bath rooms, &C, Newly papered and painted
been Put III perfect order. Price, $1,000. BEALL,
BROWN co. 1921 st. oc2- I'm
l,OR SALE-MODEKN BRICK DWELLING: SIX
II good sized rooms and bath ROOM all mod imps
centrally located convenient to Pension Once In
terror Dept. and General L. q. Dept. Price $4,000
se7-5w' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 St NV
lNOR SALE-ATTRACTIVE HOME JUST BEYOND
Il boundary and convenient to street cars; new
house; 8 rooms: recepuon hail. hath room and
ceIueEted celia. under whole house nicely decorated
heated by steam and complete Ia every par,ic uar
srett paved "sred and lighted; corner lot; flowers
f-ut trees planted For price. terms and card in
syect aUplY to TYLER q RUTHERFORD, 1907 r st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-10

Oc9 1907 Pa NV.
I,OR RENT STORE 1854 7TH ST 5. w...s15.OO
II ga ID street .. T. b. ". br. 35uU
S42 x street n W. T b. " br IL i............ 80. 90
Apply ~ K. q. Campbell. 5l1 l0Ih street Il.
oc9-1w
IvOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES IN ALL SIC
Il tons Of the city by -
w. y. HUYCE,
oc9-6t 1905 Pennsy lvanIa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-10

Unfurulshed Apartments
I4,zU v. \. ave, or can
be rented tor Ofices...0)
STORES.
l722 l4th 81. str .Sdwg. 65
! .4U I4th 81, store AID
Cellar.................. AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-10

E0k sALE-FINE RESIDENCE ON ST. NE
1l9 one square from the Capitol; ~ larre
rooms, bath and store rooms In perfect condition
apply to THOS d EENSEY 4 CO.
se2l-l@ 1900 O. NV