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Before the Interstate Commission.

TIE HEAKiNG N THE MATTER or TRUNK LINE
IMPORT RATES CONTINUED.
The hearing in the matter of export rates and
the msthOds adopted by the trunk lines IN COM
putting them. was continued to-day before the
interstate commerce commission. q. 6. Muir
ray. traffic manager Chesapeake and Ohio; W
J.. Walker, jr., Of the Kauawha dispatch fast
freight line; John POrteOus, general manager
national dispatch line; j. T.. Childs,
general manager OF the New York On
tariO and Western: Mr. Harriet, of the
Baltimore and Ohio: ). VI. FELTON,. of the Erie;
Mr.. Has. Of the Richmond and Danville; Mr.
SpeIres. OF the Lehigh Valley; Mr. HAYES gen.
tral manager of the Wabash Western, testified
that the requirement that ten DAYS notice Of
reduction III export through rates would re-
suit IN demOraiHing the business Of the rail-
roads doing an export business. The southern
roads complain that their situation is wholly
different, they have no regular steam
ship lines with foreign ports, but are
whose rates are frequently higher than are
charged by the regular lines. Several of the
witnesses maintained that full compliance
with the amended rules of the commissi on
would drive nearly all Of the roads out of the
export business.
one OF the witnesses, general manager,
Acknowledged TO having cut the rates in yio-
latiOn of the rules of the commission. but ex-
planned that this had been done to meet COM
petition.
Chairman Cooley said that he wished il to be
understood that the commission expected all
the roads To obey the law, and instead of meet
ing violations Of the law by similar violations
they should report them TO the commission.
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Mary Cannon, who was rendered blind and
received other injuries in the Mud Run disaster
began q suit Saturday against the Lehigh Valley
railroad for $4,000 damages.
Boodler McGarigle is in Winnipeg.
A large number of Canadian farmers are
emigrating to the United States.
j. E. Powell a temperance lecturer, died a,
Junction City, Kan, of delirium tremens.
The steamer Mary A. Laughrey, of Norfolk
sunk Saturday in the Chowan river.
At Sacramento, Cal, Harry Holmes, who had
been held to answer a criminal assault, wal
found dead in his cell Saturday morning. He
had starved himself to death, having refused
food for two weeks.
The arrest Of Andrew Cash, a member OF
Company ID, first Virginia regiment, ON the
charges OF obtaining money and goods undel
falsS pretenses, created quite a sensation in
military circles in Richmond Saturday.
A boat swsmped on the Hudson yesterday
and George Leeman and John Peele were
drowned
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To RENT OR BUY. MODERATE
non: Send location and terms TO " A h.. station A,
Baltimore, Md nlhlS-3t'
WANTED-BRICk HOUSE, s TO 10 looms NJ l.,
w between 18th and Ped, l. and sts. n.w., $1,000
10 $4,000 all cash for inducement Address this
Monday p m, stating full particulars where keys
can be obtained
WANTED-To PURCHASERS AN INVEST
W ment, for a CLIENT three Brick Houses from
$4,000 to $1,000 each: north of 4, south of O, aud
west OF 9TH st. CHAS. ". HANDY, 92l r st.
NV. lnhl6-3t
WANTED-To PUBCHAsE-AT ONCE. FOR
w cash. seven or elEltrOOfn- aud-Cellar Brick with
mod. inlis.. west of leth and north of SITS under
$4,000. Address ALL CASH" Star office. mil 6-3t'
WANTED-To RENT A HOUSE OF . To IL
month, would buy same for $500 cash, balance $50
per month A. h, 'O2 18TH st. INV. mhl6-
NANTED-THE BEST HOUSE AND LOT THAT
w Le procured in this city for ! l 300 cash
Address box d star office, stating Street and num-
Der. inhl5-1t
WANTED-TO BUY-HOUSE AND LOT FOR
W $1,000 between tn, 2ist, q and SIS, NV. Can
pay 5000 cash and si9 per month until paid Address
Box Z, star office. mhl5-1t
WANTED-TO RENT SMALL HOUSE FOR
w family OF two; modern improvements; fifteen
minutes from War department; northwest state price.
Address +. b., star Otce. mil OBJ
WASTED-TO BUY A NEW NJ. L. GROOM
w House ON Capitol iill the northwest; state
terms. r. W. YOUNG, 12eO Ii ST. ne. mh15-3t'
NYANTED-A DWELLING ORION $1,000 TO
w 100000, Tor a client Cash i'll my hands. J. Z.
ROGERS, 1 :: Louisiana ave. mh4-l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLAsS GRADUATED
W pharmacist situation as night relief clerk; god
WANTED-BY COLORED woMAN-A COOKS
Nv paoe a4I pryate family god reference r. can
ljth and 10th SITS. NV. It.
w ANTED-THOsE CONTEMPLATING BUILD
w ing ana wish TO employ askilied mechanic
dress MANAGER, Star office. InhIS-2t'
WANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE COLORED GIRL
w place to cook and do general hUusework; can
furnish best OF references Call at 40 ST. NV IL
WANIED7BI A REsPECTABLE YOUNG COL
w ored girl position TO do general housework
small 1anlly. Apply ut iii lOth st. L. W. IL
WANIED-GO TO Die Ms AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w housenads walteress, nurses seanstress,
men, walters, general house men and City
eT aiIi Ti' ''h Also European Steamship Agent
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w tor Cooks, Mattress, Laundress. and
Buffers. sA.a'L A. COOMBs. y26 F st.n.w. mil sly.
<NANTED-BY A NEAT, RESPECTABLE WHITE
sst N housework. eau Monday evening and tuesday
at 2lo3 L 81. NV. best city reference 1t
WANIED-BY AN EXPERIENCED FRENCHIAN
w situation as cook. Apply to present employer,
Dupont circle. IT.
IA ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE wO-
w man, situation as excellent cook: thoroughly
last place. Address 9l9 New Jersey NV. MI 92t'
WANTED-BY AN HONEST AND INDUSTRI-
of horses i'll private family references furnished
Call or address I426 NJ st. NV nhIs-2ts
WANTED : PLACE FOR YOUNG CoLORED
w girl nurse for children: she is honest and
faithful and will be recommended by her present
pioyer. Apply 1904 st. NV. 1t.
XIANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
w is anxious TO ind employment OF some Kind: is
not afraid OF work and can furnish good reference Ad
dress X Y. Star office. mhlS-3
WANTED BY A SETTLED WOMAN A sITUA.
quire at 1913 l. st. NV. mhls-3t.
WANTEp-BY AN HONEST AND RESPECTABLE
w colored girl, situation to assist i'll dressmaking
with prominent dressInaker, white colored. Call
between now and LIST of April at 233 st n.w.mls2t.
WANTED-POsIlIoNs BY FIRST CLASS COOKS.
Coachnen Clerks. Stores and Offices, &c: MAN Office,
9th st. NV. mhl6-6t'
wANTED-BY A NORTHERN WOMAN, A sITUA-
SP object e %
WANTED A POSITION AS ORGANISE BY 4
organs Address se oRGAN1sT Star 5fce e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FOR HoUsEwoRKERs,
Cooks B sntn, Maids
5 ~ : ESkEKX EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Room j.
WANTEp--DY AN ExPERIENoED LADY. STEM
rsanred ana ss M
WANTED KNowN-ABogT SO HIGHLY REC
employers free Also Clerks % p tsaeh
osfcE
a Az WHITE
81 reference given. Address. Tor days, A. Star
WANTED-BY WHITE MAN WITH THE Rest
mb q Eeierenoes' position as Butlss s Apply e
m1.S o. nv nov, ~, 100 81 \. ":
Address B. g.. Star ofioe ' n'' '1 m Il xSsk'
| WANTED = BY YOUNG ENaIIsHMAN A
in family mansion been rsnsd b. s1oel Eli Sa, as
% Ss ' Once with
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WASTED-A POSITION AS GENERAL HELPER,
w housekeeping. dressmskins, or of invalid.
Une1ceptonal references. Address POSITION, star
once. m1o-3t'
WANTED-FoRR RELIABLE HELP OF ANY KIND
W cal At Northwestern Employment Agency, Room
4. l424 New York ave. DIST foorl. Good servants,
with references. always ready. Try us mhl 2-to26s
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INOR sALE-SEvERAL FINE CAKRfAGES. C0N.

+ VI oAI9i- ~ II4AI- fINE tAhhIAUEN. IUN-
sisting 81 one elegant Brewster landau one hand
some french brOug ham, one Cart. almost new one
tGSlsh Landau, AID English Victoria these rar-
rlaSes are IN perfect condition, and will e sold ,h.np
Nouce-tTlNate families, dUSrous Of either bylng n
selling turnouts, Will mud az 90 their sdN anare u ca,
o me, as my facilities Tor the pur.lase and al. 4
ttotss CARRIAGES Harness. Sc, are unsuT assed and
my hlf1ng stabug ana storage facilities are urie-
qualed by any establishment mn this country
luhlo-Bin v n. r. DDMNEl, 1920 / II n "a
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY
w lots or houses, tor which the cash will be paid.
Send fun description and bottom price. Address
HOME SINDlCAlE L, Star Office fe2U- Imo
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN LARGE
W wellfurnished room in private family. northwest.
WITH home comforts; state price. Address Box l24,
Star office. IT.
WANTED - THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS,
w hrst or second floor: house with all convenences
IN northwest section and frst-class board for man.
VIE and daughter ~ years state location and price 70
cash customer. Address CITIZEN, Star ofhce.1S-3'
NJ ANTED-BY LADY AND GENTLEMAN. ONE
w large room with board and all conveniences, with
WIDOW lady who has no other rooms. Address NJ A.
L., star ONCE. 1t.
WANIED ALL HAVING ROOMS FOR RENT
w 70 cali and see how easy IL is TO rent them A
novel idea. Send description and price Nc charge.
RoQM-RENTING PARLoRS,
mnlO-ot- I'll q street NV.
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lyon SAiE-ONE NEW UPRIGHT PIANO, SENFN
II ana ole-t4urd uCiaNes, three uuisOus uyerstruug
bASs tfeLrh grand acton. With elegant designs In
4!ies anu work. r,y carved trusses, with lat-
en- sNil-s desk, [l4riit-ed Tor years. price, Is.
tone ana sc TINS and other great bargains IN pAnos
oisalis aid musical Instruments Of ali kinds lIaros
Tor rent MOVING tuning AID reIarlug send for cat
a4oEue o aLd 100. music, every piece stock that
J. luo!ished. lulk dance, , cts Awakening the
Lion, 10 cts. httD MDn1 n a Co. 9.s5 1th - ",
s"e az Iis Tor tn uuIfSed SOhmer IiaiOs the lead
lik iia.o OF The day. tuhla
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MUDDLED DISTRICT LAWS.
The Act Passed BY Congress Providing
For a Compilation.

LAWYERS NOT ANXIOUS 10 TACKLE THE JOB
ISADEQUACY OF THE CONVERSATION PROVIDED
FoR THE woRK-THE CONFLICTING LAWS NOW
IN FORCE HERE
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RESULT OF New HAMPsHIRE's ELECTION
Complete returns from all but one place in New
Hampshire show that all the constitutional
amendments are adopted except the prohibitory
amendment and that striking the word pro
testant'' from the bill of rights. The vote on
the latter was as follows: Yeas, q, 9S9; noes,
20,SS0. Not the requisite two-thirds in favor.
The prohibitory amendment was defeated by a
vote of 25,273 yeas to 3O774 noes.
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PERSONAL.

Clv1LrsERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers Send l0c. to
s. ". FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute,
mhe-1ms Southwest cor. 18th and X sts. n w,
w lied Private Detectiye Agency. Communications
promptly ettenoeG 70 ana strictly confidential. Once
my4-11ms
IUsTHs OLD STAND rs TIE ONLY PLACE
sold 1t respectable prices Address or call ct ST
nv. my1
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KILLED By A NATURAL GAS ExPLosIoN-Satur-
day afternoon men were digging natural gas
trench at Harrison City, near Greensburg, Pa,
when Superintendent Irwin turned on the gas
in the pipe line without warning the men. The
gas ignited and terrible explosion followed.
One man, named Hogan, was killed and sew
eral Others injured, one probably fatally. Ir-
win was arrested on the charge of murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

DIED OF SHAME.-James d. Hayes, formerly
connected with the Pennsylvania and Grand
Trunk roads, who was implicated in the western
freight claim bureau scandal with Alfred Post,
died suddenly in Chicago Saturday night of
heart disease, brought on by shame at the
scandal and by excitement over Posts flight.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD FOR MAN.WIFE AND CHILD:
w must be i'll good location: terms not TO exceed
600 per month; highest references given Address
BhOOkI4IN, Star Once. mhl5 81
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FOR sAI.E-Now OPEN FOR TIE sPRINa
Il lrade-A large stock Of Ladies rhEetoIs, SurreNs
Bn-es Day ton Jump seats COupes six Passenger aud
Business WAGONS II al Styles lew and second Asa
ll-nt and heavy Harness. lsObes and Mhlls " r.
hthEi>S, 500 ia. ave. nv. mhi4
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l.OR ,sALE-TNO SOUND YOUNG THoEoUGH-
nre.i Held ngs al Reasonable prices broken sad
die. Apply 10 A . JOINFK
I'M kHp frat.
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- WIS complete 10 date. 500 Ter vol whole prce
epV one Year az - per month Viii buy IT, Greatest
cAsIolodla IN any laI.ruA.le. Address l. a. a.. star
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An attempt was made TO burn the Jail at Jack
son, Northampton county, Va, Friday. Con-
fined In the Jail were three negro men and a
white man. The negroes fired the jail without
giving the white man notice, and escaped from
the building. The flames were extinguished
in time 10 save the white mans life. Later the
negroes were captured
The report that ex-Secretary Villas will re-
move from Madison. Wis, to Milwaukee to
practice law is authOriiatiyely coDtradicted.
Mr.. Davis, president of the West Virginia
Central railroad, confirms the report that En-
mons Blaine has accepted position with that
road.
Mayor Grant, Of New York, ordered that the
sunburst Of Erin be hoisted ON one of the flag
STATS Of the city hall to-day.
The hod-carrier's strike at Norfolk has col
lApsed. The men have gone back to work.
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t'ok hALt-PslCHo TRICYCLE. FRONT sTFER-
u lhe)' almost new, IN perfect order. cost with
extras, about 500. will BE- sold II half price r ns
Call al HiGHAM'S, q st, cor STU uW tuhl / "a.
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A Few ELEGANT SUITES can be had at the pa
ltial home The Cambridge" for either a short
term or balance OF season from parties who
have gone abroad Apply at 33i 9th ave., N.Y.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ II RENT-SEVERAL DAYS IN THE WEEK A
Il fine turnout (horse, drag and driver, al ra.s
rice. Box %, Star office. min f;-:,ts
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Ioh SALE-TMo ELEGANT UPRIGHT RICH-
- tIes o-ich each. ball bearings. perfect couditluu
also very nne violin, aud BANJO. FOR price g.
Gals, ALTER = b. M, al is;B2 II "a. " NH b-.H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

EsOR sALE-I OFFER For SALE Al LOW FItI-
uTts one or laIr OF carriage horses medium size
bays, good looking and sale Ia loule ,,r sll.e lar
hess. Inquire before and after > #
~ IA. BEARD.
y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

E,'Uh saba I'M SQUARE PIANO. BARGAIN.
x Fo>sNpod case square grand piano. oVerstruux
bass, carved legs aud gre fun scale the tone and All
IA me- order aud full warranted. be had taken
al once Tor only rls5, IHcluulug elegant cover and
stool cost new ci,,t. worth 80 now readily Pay-
lneHt VIII be 10 r uOutl 4 desired Ail take la
u once.
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toR sALl,-Bl AN EN-GUNERNMENT EMPInlE
Iea.lns The cit!, nearly new furniture boauti-
inl httie house near Iowa circle. only ussi A shDrt
time. Cost over $500. VIII sell Tor s.o ,sssh Hasa
miO-3t' ~ N-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

II - tJlAN I4.IAC Sl12A4N\ ZILND.
Gs0 WILL BUY GROCERY AND PROVISION
cav Store in northwest section, II sold by tO-nor
row. Address J. c., star office. H.
STOCk AND FIXTURES CONTAINED IN STORE
- 1882 9Th, near O-sreet market, Will be sold cheap,
celient location for any kind OF business The store
and residence eau be rented. mhlS-2t'
nor SOLICITATIONS OF The BEST WOOD
Il and coal yards i'll Washington; retail trade excel
lent; owner has more business than he attend
with four fine horses and carts Inquire at 900
$. W. mhlS-:t.
FrOR SALE : NEWS AND STATIONERY BUSI-
Il ness, centrally located, at very low figure with
terest to party who could devote his whole bu-
siness. Address Box 81. Star Office. 1t
NOR sALE-w ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE;
for selling. Address MEsMEk, Star office mhl6-
EoR SALE-LEASE OF ESTABLISHED COAL
bri3E Once Stable scales and sheds one saanre ,ro
railroad. Address box %. Star office. ml6-3t'
/, OR sALE,-A CAFE DOING A PHYSICIANS
son Tor selling II health OF present owner. Address
I;oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM OR
iGS sC5nSr st0I faa
ST., Baltimore, Md mhl5-3t'
pARTIEs DESTROYS OF BUYING OR SELLING
Il Local Stocks and Bonds Of any kind can get full
information and make advantageous arrangements by
%f5sa i FRANK HIn rEEoUzE 1913 street
LoR sALE-RARE CHANCELLOR $500 NY ONE
u half interest in good, safe. paying business no
apply; good reasons for selling. f. L. K, :l64 81.
q. W. NH lw-
IrOR SALE-FINE BUSINESS CORNER; BUSI-
ness established: excellent opportunity, and bar
gain leaving city account of other business
For particulars inquire of L. w. SORAN, 637
mh15-3t'
n o HOTEL KEEPERS.
TO LET. THE PAVILION. AT LAKE wINN1p1-
SAUKEE, n. H.
This celebrated Hotel, occupying of the finest
locations the Lake, and famous the world over as
pleasant and attractive summer home, rent for the
of 1889. Lawn nearly rstclass stable,
boating, fishing, coaching, etc. Accommodates 25O
guests. Firstclass opportunity for energetic man
The house is all furnished. c. II. ROLLINS,
fe20-eol3t 22l Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
IrOR SALE-FOR CASH ONLY-THE MI. WEIR
IL non Market one of the best stands in the city;
southwest corner Sth and NJ SITS. NV. Inquire OF
CHAS L. TALK, proprietor; reasons for selling bad
health; must be sold at once mil Dot
ssINHE WORLD DO MOvE."-REMEMBER THE
Il Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices watches cleaned, 81 frst-class main springs
warranted year, 81 all clock and ewelry work at
the lowest prices In the city; we DEFY competition
1224 81. NV. n5-:}m
PERSONAL.
CIvIL-sERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers Send l0c. to
8. W FLYNN. A NJ, Ivy Institute,
southwest at N W
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t,ok ShE-SlN NEW IMPROVED DOMESTIC,
II irur hish-ariu SINGER and two New Home SrWifis
Naciih-s shElty used. with all alta hineuts side
uttNtis. dtot leai sud cover. at : ~ with Near-'
AGENCY tor the Lilsht- huuuins domestic mhId-A
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INok SALE-GBfAT BARGAINS IN WATCHES
=, al. "a, JeNclry are nov offered al a p. lIBBEl's
DIV Htn 81 Tor next 80 days. l-iug 20 lr cent dis
.uht GA az cash sales Waterbury Matches ,Ntsptsi
ii4ls ih lao hGubuz. mean business. NH lm
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


FOE .,S-s sA Ne SNAIL FSScY kxp NOTION
s sSsa Tor selling APriy at so7 9th 81 sw hsfcss
Il New and clean eesidins made n order. ORDER 10
- sTkSDIRD FEiTHER OYSTER GO.
EoR sALE-A GENTLEMAN's DRIVING HORSE
Fsrtectiy sound Can M t S seen ~ sr ff
mhlN-M
NOR saba SOUND. PINE LOOKING BROWN
riding or SSsy verS ~ s se ~, ana "a s H-ea e.
seen ., 4e@ AZ st. an ii HTTE IL o' GGIis.st!
I.oR, sAIE-.A LADY ABOUT LEAVING cITr
S@st sou sell Tor slS5' great 6NrHin Gall II 4.,0
JSoR Sal. r = LADY's PHAErON, IN FIRST.
the hours Of aud O'Clock mhls. ~
IEoR sAIE-HAIF JERSEY FRESH COW GIVING
at feed store. 7th and Boundary mhiS ~
ESpR SALE , mo .sEooNDHANp SAFETY
\ Tify',ts Soqd ordsr, go each GEORGE AT
Los sALE-BN FAMILY IN MOURNING. pARK-
= L.ue tisi~h cloth "eutletusus oyercoAt sn~~'s
-. 40, and SO. sprnE bonnet lIOqucl 80 Ad-
dress. with stamp. GOAL" stlT once. mhi6-2ts
Isok sALE-sPECIAL LOT or NOVELTIES
S9',S @&ss, og@ks' ricturss irme- nHts Al
cllaict 10 ST novelties cheap, IL
I-ok SALE - CHEAP PORT ABE BANTER IN
s1ne tlree-hurso power. nearly new aud ia ,rfs.5t
"ruer. l%oo ID 81 nv. mhlU-St'
t'oR SALE - NOW AT 4 4 a pEppT. CARS
- 'lul'e southern Far Corn, m lots 20 sut delivered
.tVin 'afs. btop postal o. ". n IENNEl s. SONS.
efe"fsriOwn. b. G, or call az cars mhlB-.t
'oR SALE-GRfAr BARGAINS IL WATCHES
- ALl JtNelrA are nov of, red al 4 p. lIBRIAfN
asu YIN si,ior next 80 days, ing 20 rer cent dis
count on all cash sales Waterbury, Matches .N,,,t,l
ii4ls If lao hgiubuz. mean business. mLiB- lm
h''R SALE-oNF BR0KGHAM. ON ROti CART
= Sllh n handsome Cob, sound also st of Harness
1iES ~, iFl,sis stable Foundry Alley. q 81, bstN,,a
80" 'i'' lf'u -. gih if-:tt'
t'ok SAE-SIN NEW IMPROVED DOMESTIC
IL Hour hisi-arM SINGER and New Home SfWfng
Machines slightly used with all atta.-hu-ltts -i,l-
drawers. dtop leai sud cover. SlA. With > N,ar-
guarantee, At Al thBACIS. eth ami n stz -ols
feh'A Tor the l-islj -hunuing Domestic. mhlti-.H
I,OR SALE-CHEAP-
Il - shares l-alston Tyre Machine stock
IL sllaIes N a.ll.lllr.l Ilr-LN. II
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I'OE SALE CHEAP PORTABLE BANTER IN
sle three-hursc power. nearly new and Ia ,-,rfsst
"IutF. l-vp u II. q. NH U-Sts
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Run NAAsl-A ~ Al
Il - shares lanStun Tyre Machine stock
a. shares Madrrborp Brown stone Stosk
hhIb-b FRANK n. lELOIZE lBlg p ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

Eok SALE Il SMALL FANCY AND NOTION
store doing good business safisfsstory rsssons
giyen for seilhs. APTIy s0s 6th Il. sw before .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
FOR .RENT-STORES.

IyOR RENT-sI6 PER MONTH. THAT EXCEL
1t lent business Store. 81 9TH ST lately
pied by Niers Isenan (hAts and shoes) also rooms.
Apply on premises. mhl5-3'
I,OR RENT-srORE AND DWELLING: 1918
IL suitable for restaurant OF any other busl-
ness. Apply % OWNER. ~ lth 81 sN. ml4-0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

k'OR RENT-ONE OR TWO LARGE CONMUNI-
eating rooms on I'd 1oor, FURNISHED unfurnshed.
with heat, gas and board. Apply at once l24s llth
st. u.w. nhlt;-:it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
FOR RENT-FLATS.

IyOR RENT-WEST END FLATS, 262O ST.,
IL first floor five rooms and bath, range, all modern
improvements; gs, coal vault. signal
hce: rent $40. Apply 70 JANITOR. mhl4-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

EDR SALE mo SECONDHAND SAFETY
- Hsycics good order. go each. GEORGE = AT
MAlhI CO.. 1905 R-nusy lvauia ave. unhls-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

kNOR hENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN NEW
l. bay-~indoH house; also FINISHED room in frame
Win eosrd' Two IN room, : ID each 800 18th ST. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

fSok sAlE-SPECIAL LOT or NOVELTIES
- sbeet music, huuks, pictures, frames. mats. AZ
III NCANsuN'S suction Tomorrow morning Hare
chance 10 81 novelties cheap. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

IGOR RENT - TWO SECOND-STORY FRONT
rooms. furnished as parlor and bed room; bed
room 81 story, south front Pa ave, between gth
and 10Th SITS. Address PRIVATE FAMILY, star or
nee. NH 5-.,t-
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

1HOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITE, OVER ,
4 acres, near Soldiers Home and Cathode Uni-
Nersity; elevated ground cisteru oubuidingS Vine
yard shade trees; $1,000, on easy terms. box 10
Star ofice. NH = gts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18

1, OR RENT-ONE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
4 south front room and one neatly FURNISHED back
room with or without board 400 u street H. " third
house west OF 4th st. rulIE al.