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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-22
Martyrs to Headache

Seek relief in vain, until they begin to
use Ayers Sassaparilla. Then they re-
greet the years Of suffering they might
have escaped had they tried this remedy
earlier. The trouble was constitutional
not local; and, until Ayers Sarsapa-
riiIa did its effective work AZ an
Alternative and Blood Purifier, they were
compelled to suffer.
The wife Of Samuel Page, q Austin
ST., Lowell. Mass, was. for long time,
subject to severe headaches. the result
of stomach and liver disorders. A per-
feet cure has been effected by Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
Frank Roberts, TT Washington ST..
Boston, says that he formerly had ter
rible headaches, and until he took
Ayers Sarsaparilla, never found any
medicine that would give
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-22

POSTMASTER General Wanamak-
or carries life TO the amount OF ST.
700, 900. the annual premiums upon
which aggregate 500,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-22

A supposed pauper died in ST..
Louis the other day whose effecis
disclosed over $50, 900 in first class
securities. With him the art of saw
ing had reached far greater point
in perfection than spending. Hence
his poverty and big bank account.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-22

SENATOR Chace's reason for re
signing is said to be due to the fact
Of the salary being insufficient. The
only remedy for case Of the kind
under consideration is for Senators
or anybody else to bring their ex-
pcnses within the limits Of their in
come.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-22
TUESDAY. April 10Th. 1880
It'll O'CLOCK A. M.

1T III O'CLOCK A.. M.
An that Lot OF GROUND in said city, lying
on the South Side of Main or Church Street,
opposite the City Dock of which the late John
H. Slemaker died seized and possessed, front
ing zS feet inches on said Street, with a
depth Of about ffty-one feet, together with the
right Of the free use Of the alley on the west
side, aud improved by
q Story Frame Dwelling,
designated rs No. Z, locate between the prop
erty of John Kealy on the East and Mrs. Rose
Brown on tie West Side.
TERMS OF SALE One-lalf cash on the
day Of sale. and the balance in six months from
the day of sale, the whole to bear interest un-
I'll paid. and the credit payment to be secured
a. the satisfaction Of the trustee; or all cash
Al tho option of the purchaser.
JOHN IRELAND, Trustee.
THoNAs BASIL, Aucfioneer. mo
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ORDER NlSI.

ORDERED, this 18th day of March,
~ 1883. by the Orphans Court for Anne
Arundel County, That the sale made
and reported to this Court by Elizabeth
B. Randall, ]. Witt Randall and others,
executors and trustees of. and under the
last will and testament ofAlexander Ran
dali. deceased. of lot containing two and
three f0urshs acres of land, lying at Pa
tuxent station, in sid county. be rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before the
tsoelfth day Of AprR merit.
Provided. copy Of this order be pub.
lished for three successive weeks before
the said 18th day of April next. in some
newspaper published In the city Of An.
napolis.
The report states the amount of sales to
be $4,000.
JOHN H. SKLLMAN. G. ].
VIM. III. DowNEs.
CHARLES II. RUSSELL.
True Copy. Test
W.T.. PETHERBRTDGE,
Register Of Wills A A. County.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany is the first to apply system
OF steam heating to passenger cars
that not only meets all the require
ments as to comfort, but are as near
absolute safety as ingenuity and
skill can make it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-22

CHICAGO detectives chased man
5000 miles .supposing him to be
the murderer Tascott, only to find
out at the end Of the race that he
vas somebody else.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-22

TnK Grown Princess Of Sweden
has received the title OF daughter
Of the Regimcnt, from the regiment
Of the Guard OF the King of Swee-
den.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-22

MINISTER McLane gives it as his
opinion that Elk President Glove
land diggcd his political grave with
h i tariff message of last December.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-03-22
Baseball in Glasgow.

GLASGOW. March 22.-In the baseball
game here today the All America club
defeated the Chicagos BY s to 4. There
was large attendance.
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TRUSTEES SALE
--0F--
CITY PROPERTY.

DY VIRTUE Of u decree of the Circuit
Id Court Tor Anne Arundel County, passed
IN the Equity cause of Richard g. Killman
and wife vs.. Thomas Yewei Charles Slemak-
er aud others, aud dated 18th February, 1889,
the Undersigned win sell at Public Auction to
the highest bidder, at the Court House Door in
the CITY of Annapolis. on
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Bail Still Refused.

THE MARYLAND SOLDIER MUST REMAIN IN Gus
TOBY UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
This morning, in the Police Court, Mr.. Camp
bell Darlington called Judge Miller's attention
to the case of Everett Hubbard, the member of
the Governors Guard, of Maryland, charged
with shooting Champ Evans, colored, on inau-
guration night at 131S streets, as heretofore
published in The STAR. The case was called to
hear the testimony of the attending physician,
DIR. Jno. r. Francis. The doctor, in answer to
the courts inquiries, said that he did not care
to express an opinion as to the result of the
wounds. The patients symptoms are favorable
at present, and witness is much encourage ed
over his condition. He would not say that the
patient is now out Of danger, but if his condi-
ton continues favorable for the next forty
eight hours he would be able to 30 state.
Judge Miller thought that under the circun-
stances he would not feel justified in accepting
bail He thought that the matter had better
go over for day or two, and the doctor was
notified to appear in court on Wednesday at
noon
Mr.. Darlington asked the court to fix what
amount Of bail would be asked in event Of the
patients condition permitting the acceptance
Of bail
Judge Miller intimated that the amount
would be fixed at about 81, 500
Mr.. Darlington thought that 81 900 was the
amount usually asked on such charge.
Prosecuting Attorney Armes thought that the
amount Of bail should be fixed in accordance
with the facts connected with the case
The judge finally said that on the charge now
before the court the bail would hardly be more
than 81 500. Counsel for the defense he said
might be able to produce facts that would lower
the bail.
Mr.. Darlington said that at the proper time
he would be able to satisfy the court that the
bail should not y 30 large, and he had no
doubt but that the court would accept a smaller
amount
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THE COURTS.

Crncurr CouRr-DrvIsrox No. 1.-Chief Justice
Bingham.
To-day, Lybam agt Kirkwood; motion for
Judgment postponed. Swart agt Lucket; mo-
ton for additional security overruled
CoUHr N GKNERAL TERN- Judges Hdgner and
james.
To-day, Bailor agt Daley; opinion by Justice
ton. Daley agt Horning; settled
On motion, Andrew Mayer, Of Philadelphia,
vas admitted 10 the bay.
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RoBBERIEs RKPoRrED.-E. Wilson reported
to the police yesterday that some time Friday
night the Fifth Baptist church was entered and
the pulpit carpet stolen.-Charles Bennett
Washington barracks, reports that his wife lost
or had stolen from her gold watch and chain.
a. @. Heyimun, No. 929 r street, reports the
larceny Of q lot of books.-Jesse Bumbry re-
ports stolen from his blacksmith shop at Ben
ming, three wheels and four springs.-J. X.
Bridge. No. $50 9Th street northeast, reports
stolen from hall Saturday night an overcoat
and umbrella
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Deaths Reported.

During the forty-eight hours ending at noon
to-day deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows; Michael O'Shea, white, 81 years;
Thos. H. Parsons, white, II years; Julia Adams,
white, IS years; Mamie Rice, white, 81 years;
Henry Cord, white, Sc years; Margaret z. Viii
son Post, white, II years; Virginia Jones, white,
33years; VIM. II. Browning, white, 20 years; Rosa
Della Zerega, white, 8 years; Gertrude p. Clark,
white, years; Margaret Louise Hayward,
white, months; Mary Mccarthy, white, day;
Chas. Mcvey. white, IL months; Mary Watkins,
colored. 4S years; Maria Alexander, colored, 19
years; Julia Ware, colored. Al years; Questa NJ.
Tate, colored, months; Sinchronia Scott, col
ored, months; Jos. II. Smith, white, 40 years;
Mary 7. Adams, white, "a years; Kirby 8. Wood
ward, white, 50 years; Jos II. Dodson white,
As years; Mabel Manning, white, months;
Isador NJ Danenhower, white, 81 years; VIM.
h McKenny, colored, year; Daisy N. Baker,
colored, months; Geneva Mumford, colored,
months.
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She Prayed to Die and Died.

MRS. JOHNSON STRICKEN WITH DEATH BESIDE
HEB DAu0HTERs COFFIN.
Mrs. Emma Langdon, the widow of Capt.
VIM. Langdon, Of Jersey City, died last Thurs
day, where she lived with her mother, Eliza
beth johnson, sixty years old. When Mrs.
Langdon died her mother prayed that she
might die, too, and be buried with her daugh-
ter. Since then she has prayed constantly
that she might die. Yesterday after the under
taker had prepared Mrs. Langdon's body for
burial Mrs. johnson was assisted into the room
where the body lay 10 take last look at her
daughter. Almost a. soon - she looked ut IL
she said: az feel faint Ny Godl TIM dying. "
She was lifted on bed, whore she died in .
few minutes.
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Anna Diamond committed suicide at the
Wsverly house, Rochester, N. Y, yesterday by
taking poison. She had been deserted by Chas.
Macklin, . member Of the .'shamus O'Brien"
company. She was twenty -hvs years old
The Mexican government denies the truth of
the rumors Of . conflict between American
miners and Mexican troops ct Tiajuana, on the
lower California border.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-11

Mrs Elizabeth Hollsy, ono Of the oldest res
idents Of Fredstick. Nd, dad ct her home, on
west 9Th street. Saturday night She was
ninety three years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-11

been issued by the clerk Of the court to 10. Bu-
chanan and Kate Jackson; James w. Johnston,
jr., and Mary J. Eastwood; Thos. Mccullough
and Carrie Scott; George Grant and Elizabeth
Kendrick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-11

A MINISTERS DroRcE.-JusticeC Cullen, of the
New York supreme court, granted the Rev.
Leander Scott divorce Saturday from Char
lotte Softye, Q girl whom he first met late at
night alone in the Bowery. He was interested
in the Florence Night Mission in Blocker Street,
and he talked about religion and reformation.
She said respectable people would give such as
she their prayers and their advice, but would
not give them employment or associate with
them "You would not marry me no matter
how much / had reformed, she said TO the mid
dle-aged minister, who was . widower and .
grandfather. Mr.Scott told her she was wrong,
and 70 show her there was one man at least who
believed in Christian repentance he said that il
she were sincere he would marry her. They
were married within day or two, but . week
after the wedding she left him and was found liv-
ing with gambler. She did not take advants-
&c OF the marriage to get any money from her
husband and IL does not appear that she was in
d vorce suit, and, it said has given no trouble
vhstever.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNERS.
w unimproved ground, well located, southeast.
Please give numbers Of lots and squares and lowest
price. Address A. b. G. z, Star Office. mh9-3t'
~ ANTED-LOTS; GOOD FRONTAGE IN
w Northwest corner preferred, for improvement
this spring. TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 r
street n. W. mh9-3ts
WANTED-BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY,
w lots, houses for which the cash will be paid.
Send full description and bottom price. Address
HOME SYNDICATE, Star office. fe2O- limo
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLORED
w girl place in small family as cook, chamber
msid, or nurse, Please call at 14541S St NV. 1t.
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS = POSITIONS
Nurses. Seamstress. Men Waters Cooks CoaciSnen.
buffers. sAM'I A. CooMBs. 926 st.n.w. mhI LIT
XNANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
eTsnss;: gsla I'm, Also European Steamship Agent
IA ANTED-BY FIRST-CLAsS DRESSMAKER,
w ON the tailor system, who has just arrived from
Star office 1t
XNANTED-BY RESPECTABLE MIDDLE
w aged German woman a situation as nurse or
l27 Star onice. mhll-3t
WANTED-BYA SINGLE, YOUNG CoLOREDM MAN
place in store or in private family. Address
1889 10th st. NV. 1t
WANTED-BY A STRICTLY HONEST AND UP
right boy Of eigh e situation IN store or as
NVANTED-BY AN HONEST AND UPRIGHT BOY
w OF sixteen-a situation in a private Office Refer
ences given. Call al 903 18th ST. n. W. mhIl-2t-
WANTED-BY A ,COLoRED MAN, A SITUATION
erenees 1870 Madison St. - ~ IL
WANTED by A YOUNG MAN, PLACE AT
W large installment house collecting or drumming;
Viii ,urnish saddle horse or horse and buggy; T.,
XuANTEp-BY TWO RESPECTABLE NEAT col.
w ored women, situations, one as cock in nice
family and the other a. can give refer
VANTED-ANYoNE DESIRING A FIRsT-CLAss
sSof maid g call ana Union
MANIFESTATIONS AS BREAD Or PASTRY
w baker. Address L. X, Star office. m1l-3t.
WANTED-A sITUATION-By COMPETENT,
ence APPLY Tor days at ioo5 18th St n ", near
K st. mhll-:3r :.
WANTED-BY A GERMAN LADY. TEACHER IN
w awell- known private school, situation TO spend
a
try home to travel here abroad teaches German
af refs
W. Biddle ST., Baltimore, Md. mhi,-3ts
WANTED POSITIONS BY ,FIRsT-CLAss PAS
w try cooks, bakers, cooks. houseworkers, coach
%sa ni room sss oSr lam PTS s1S Is
w ANTED-BY A. LADY WHO HAS A. GRAPHIC
Adlssss f5S5 % az for use Of ms sea9'
WANTED.sx 4 M IIDI LIZ e WHITE
work. best OF references. Address NJ. G. L.. 923 9TH
WANTEp-EMpLoYMEN BY A MIpDLE-AaED
ana oorTssppnSspt: Ore Insurance ofse prsisrssd.
Fl ~ 2Sy a ., II
s9 ssss mus and French BEST Of
w man, sposition soverness or iady's compsnion:
speak, Engli.A, French md I..Iisn: and is wins
4, Star ONCE. mhg-3ts
M BIZ THOROUGH PRAC-
w teal grocer; sixteen yearss experience clerk,
also practical meat cutter. Address SUGAR, Star
ONCE. mG-2ts
WANTEDISITUATI9E -REaIsTERED AT THE
Sc sly Ss :1c Psso..
sssass 81 sGsa: sasP
WXNTED-BY SINGLE YOUNG 6zN PLACE
u: nc oSssc g q I'D soaf ia e9sa ss
yUANTED-FOR RHLiABLR HIP or an KIND
w cal 81 North western Enployment Ageucy, nOOm
Z. 1924 New York ave. t1st 1oorl. Good qeryAnia
With xo1osoncoA always ready. IUu Go0-1ms
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BOARDING.

1.-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE LARGE FRONT
III room in private family, with homo comforts and
good board at moderate rates. lib 9 ct sc. mh93ts
TNANTED-GENTLENAN 10 OCCUPY NICELY
w furnished rooms with hystclaas board for IS par
week Also nicely furnished room, south 'front.' Tor
gentleman and vile. Address HONE Ar Star ofRcA
mhD-3r
z ny, q per weak. 600 Ct nv. mhs-3ts
no TO THE WEsT-END CATERER.
ITO efrangen and the Public: beg TO etsts that
rooms njcs and hot st any hour Nal orders pro9p<ly
ai s9oin e wsss.:cd oasssss, 1908 xanv
WVHE WEDsTER SIS 18TH 81. NV. 6IdHT-
leesJ home; central . ~ pcnts e lntsfsgs; new
al III : q xkbsNtTf. INA 49,
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A Few ELEGANT SUITES can be had at the
palatial home The Cambridge" for either
short term or balance of season from parties
who have gone abroad Apply at SS4 5th ave-,
New York
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


$4,000 To ns saO sSS Ss1 PER AMIN
sS5S D: Co. 1871 Afch street, s FhiadsSSis
Tor SA.E-DRUG sTORE-ELIGIBLY LOCATED
Il can oe had on easy terms. To the right party an
MIDES, Star Office. mll-2t'
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL
W to assist in opening restaurant in connection
Apply CIGAR STORE, i4oo 9Th st. sw e mil let:
EoR sALE-sToCK AND FIXTURES OF A
choice grocery and provision store good location;
good meat stand; reason for selling other business
Address Box II, Star office. mill -2t'
OPPORTUNITY REAL ESTATE SPECULATOR
h ssSsEa eaS9 can learn Of an
harm to inquire Address, without delay. T. r, star
x HAVE Ell FOR foI a.. SALE gig sATE NEARLY
NV. mh9-3ts
EOR sALE-ANY PARTY WITH $4,000 IN CASH
elegant stock, together with horses. wagon good WILL
trade Of
$500 Week Be .se ad5s.. 70 tRF 5s2
office. mhe-2ts
OWING TO OTHER BUSINESS, WILL DIS
- pose Of store doing good cash business at sscri
hce. Inquire at 3O7 I'd ST. Sc. mh9-3ts
WASIIED-CoMP9ETENT BUSINESS NAN AN COULD
$4,000, in large corporation having scores of Offices
take $4,000 dlyidendraying stock ut cost tpar from
present officer who has purchased extensive European
New %
VA ANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GO ID ADDREss
w energy and pluck, in established Real Estate
Office Address MILAN" Box Il, Capitol Hill post
office. mhsJ-3t
JHOR sALE-A BARGAIN-A BOOK BINDERY,
II well established. Little cash required. Address
BOOK BINDkRf, Star office. mh9-3ts
DARTIEs DESIRING A GOOD AND GROWING
III General Commission Business, well established and
opportunity by addressing COMMISSION, Star
Office. mh9-3ts
lroR sALE-sEvEN ca PER CENT MORTGAGES
Il improved real estate in Omaha in sums Of 800
and upward; interest and principal guaranteed.
mh7-6t Whitaker whitaker, 13071< ct.
WANTED-PARTNER-A PRIVATE BANKING
house in this city desires. as an active partner.
reliable Business Man, with about 100000. to sue
ceed member of the firm lately retired the bank il
well and favoraby known, doing safe and profitable
business, principally in commercial discounts invest
ment perfectly secure; prohts god: only actual
smoneyed parties need address BANKERS, p 0. Box
s22o, Washington. ID. @. 2l-1m
SsVyHE WORLD DO MOvE~-REMEMBER THE
j Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
warranted one year, all clock and iewelry work at
1224 st. NV. n5-3m
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uel Maddox, assignee Of z. 8. Hutchinson, un-
der deed Of January z, has transferred the
property, with certain exceptions, back to Mr..
Hutchinson for s10, 74o6s. The original assign
ment embraced the stock Of CRATES, mantels,
gas fixtures, &C., on 9Th street, under the name
Of Hayward Hutchinson, and was for the BEN
EFT Of creditors. Since then some Of the stock
has been sold and, with certain specified ex-
captions, Mr.. Hutchinson takes the stock back
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-RoQM AND BOARD FOR A GENTLE
w man In . small family, within three squares q
g, ireasury Depermeut Addres4 stating terms. =
WANTED-BY PARTY OF THREE A elTTINo-
w room and two bedrOoms, or two large bedrooms
WITH board or privilege Of caterer rooms must have
sunny exposure and one open Ere ID destrod Addreo
for two days. COMFORT, Star once. IT.
WANTED-owING TO POLITICAL CHANGES
w we have many additional applications for rooms
Those wishing desirable tenants should place them
Win us q ohce. b p. HUTCHlNS D CO. 1874 IT.
WANTED-BY PERMANENT TENANT. TWO
w unfurnished Rooms on hrst or second story,
suitable for parlor and bciroom; location between
and Rhode Island ave, 18th and 18th sts. y. Ad-
WANTEDI-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. THREE
w unfurntshed Rooms on first second floor; suit
eoAe LOT light housekeeping permanent II sstisfsc-
tory: ADDRESS. stating price, PROMPT, Star ONCE
WANTED-ON OR BEFORE THE 18th INST !.
two or more unfurnished rooms, a. near as pos
nble TO general post-ofce; terms moderate. Call or
address TkEMBLfS Picture Frame Depot, 9TH and
SITS. NV mh9-2ts
WANTED-FURNIsHED AND UNFINISHED
Rooms; persons having them for rent should call
and see us can rent soon. ROOM RENTING AGENCY,
6l2 9th ST. NV. mhe-3t'
WANTED = BY THREE ADULTS, TWO OR
" three Unfurnished Rooms, with board. in priv
ate family west of 9TH and between q and SITS n.
W. Address II. A. M, Star office. mhS-Sts
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-To BUY BRICK HOUSE OF SIX OR
w seven rooms; small cash payment balance 300
quarterly; give street and number. Prefer to deal
with owner. Address J. q. s., Star ofice. mh9-2t.
WANTED-TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNERS,
w one two three nice bricks either dwellings or
stores; situated southwest southeast. Give num-
bers and lowest prices. Address A. b c. O., Star Of
fee. mhy-3ts
WANTED..HOUsE OR LOTS. FOR INVEST
w ment will take small or one large at 50 900
to $4,000, business place; want il for investment
and lowest price; will pay cash. Address W. W, star
office. mhy-3ts
WANTED--wE HAVE A GOOD PARTY WHO
w Wants to rent Brick dwelling well located north
west rent about ESQ; must have not less than six
Chambers. Owners please address TYLER RUTH
EkFOhD 1907 st. n. W. mh9-3ts
~ ANTED-I HAVE TWO CLIENTS WHO EACH
w wish to purchase at once good House for about
$4,000. A. g. CAYWOOD,
mhS-3ts 933 9th st
WANTED FOR CASH CUSTOMER : BRICK
w house, or 8 rooms and cellar with mod imps.;
west of 18th and north of ST.; $500 to $4,000.
mhS-3t' GEO. +. GRAHAM. 1903 Penn. ave.
WANTED-A DWELLING (FRoM S5. 600 TO
w 10000 for q client Cash in my hands. ]. @.
ROGERS, Ar Louisiana ave. mia I'm
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FOR RENT-STORES.
IHoR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING. ON nth
Il ST. st. good stand for second hand fur
niture clothing. Inquire OF wM. H. CARkICO.
II lighted, steam heated Store, corner 10Th and q
SITS n. Of the best business loeations in the
JAMES r. BARBOUR
mh9-6t 431 10th It. NV.
IroR RENT-A SMALL STORE. WITH FIXTURES
IL and dwelling No. 1928 14th ST. n W., rooms; has
been used cigar and tobacco store for years; .
good opening for right man. Apply ct 1877 4th st.
NV. mhS-6t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS 934 ST. TWO
II nice front rooms, $IQ each, and two communicst-
ing by folding doors. all in good condition, and one
store room. NJ d. PECK. room z. mh9-3t
LHoR RENT-oFFICEs-TAKoMA PARK BUILD
IL ing 625 + st.
. rooms Oh Sd floor. A4O
Ioouis VI
mh9-l2t M M PARKER, i4is ST.
L,oR RENT-TwO NICE OFFICE ROOMS. sUITA-
bic for real estate, law any other business good
location; rent reasonable. -pply To IHE MEN YORK
WATCH CLUB 90, SIS 9TH st. NV. mh9-3ts
IrOR RENT-ELEGAET BANKING, STORE. AND
II office rooms in the handsome marble front .Flem-
ing Building" 14ly q st. NV; well lighted. yenti-
laied ana heated by steam open places in every
room. ROBT. j. FLEMING.
mh2-tmh31 149 O stn.w.
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flne Lot, ST, near n. H. ave-. 23lSxe5k
flne Lot, 10th St, lear ST., 2OklOO
flne irout ON III 81. nw- O. 4sKlO5
HE frOnt on stn Il. sw, 7.Sr.ss
Lots IN -. l52, at n low Lgure.
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