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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-18
The MiIliou.Dollar Enrolment Fund

The whole Of last nights session of the Epis-
copal board Of missions, New York, was occu-
pied with full discussion of the subject of the
million-dollar enrolment fund. Mr.. Burgwin
of Pennsylvania offered on behalf of the COM
mittee appointed for that purpose at the last
meeting resolution "That the board of man
ayers deal with the money now on hand as fol-
lows: Upon the demand Of any subscribers
the sums subscribed by them be returned by
the division treasurers at any time until one
year shall have lapsed, and then the board
shall feel at liberty to appropriate the balance
for the advancement OF mission work in the
church according to their best Judgment" The
enrolment fund was started six years ago. and
contributed. The resolution was adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-18

GENTS Su1Ts SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR 81
Coats 5Oc; Pants, 25c.; Vests. 25c, Altering and
Repairing done in best manner Goods called for md
delivered. Telephone call 1882.
K. J. HAHN, 7O5 9Th stn.w.
auI l22S .2d ST. West Washington.
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No Catholics Wanted on That jury.


The sturdy farmers Of County Donegal, Ire
land, are evidently in no humor to be triied
with by the crown officials in the prosecution
of Father McFadden and several Of his PARISH
toner's at Marlboro, and il the crown attorney
succeeds in his evident purpose of obtaining .
Jury of twelve Protestants IL viii not be with
out many unseemly disturbances in the court
room. So violent were the protests at the
action Of the crown in Diminishing every Catho-
lie juryman as fast rs he appeared that the pro-
ceedings had to be suspended pending the ar
rival Of Q large force Of police who had been
sent for to preserve order. Two jurymen who
had been accepted by both sides we're told TO
stand down when the prosecution we're in
formed that they were Catholics, and they be-
came 90 enraged at this treatment that they
stubbornly refused TO leave their places. A
platoon of constables had 10 eject them from
the court room by force.
Another Catholic, when told 10 stand down
after having been accepted, got very much ex-
cited and shouted 10 the crown attorney that
Father McFadden had no share in the killing
OF Police Inspector Martin. for whose murder
be stood indicted. He declared that he was
present and saw the blow struck which felled
Martin to the earth, and that McFadden had
already escaped from the church and was .
mile away 1t the time. The crown 81 once or
dered the detention Of the man . witness,
and though he protested then that he really
knew nothing whatsoever Of the circumstances,
he vas locked mn.
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Johnson. GAnsEn Il Co.

JOHNSON. MARINER o. 70.
would call your attention to line Of Atwood
LADIES' FLANNEL SUITING. 32-inch wide, at
Csc; all colors.
CLOTHS at SOC.
40inch All wool BLACK CASHMERE, special bar
gain, soc. "
We wo1id also call your attention to line Of IN
GRAIN CARPETS We are offering for 80 and 40c
bright new Patterns tust the thing for bed rooms
Our line OF TAPESTRY and BODY BRUSSELS Is
complete and prices low
FLoDn OF CLOTHS. DRUGGETs and RUGS.
LADIES GENTS and CHILDREN'S WOOL UNDER
Mae hull stock WOOL FLANNELS, CANTON
FLANNELS, ShEETINCiS, &c, &C. ut low prices.
JOHNSON, GARNER CO,
ocio $50 Penn ave. NV. 9TH.
VNHk WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
l. MD BRIDGE WORkA
EDWARD l. DENT. NJ T.. Proprietor
The test facilities IN the cty for all kinds Of Iron
work, Steel Beams Angles, &C., always IN stock
line Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron work
syecialty. Repairs and general work done
The best manner and st short notice.
sole ncensees IN the District Of Columbia for the
-6oetx- Mitchell" system Of Beam Anchors and Pro-
tectorA NoIkA Cor. $50 and Wa sr sta. Tel. 42S-A
an. City Ofhce l4l3 q 81 NV. Tel 42s-2.
10 Warrington y.
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THE CONFERENCE UNDER WAY.
The Maritime Congress Getting Fairly
Down to Business.

suBJKcrs pfscussKp AT THE SESSION ropAr-THx
RULES OF THE Road" AT sEA-pIFFKRENI
srsTENs OF MRAsuRExExr-xorABLR MEN Al
THE coNTxRKNcx
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Foreign Notes of Interest.

Emperor Wilhelm and the empress paid q
farewell visit to the mother Of the emperor
Their maiesties left for Milan last night. bro.
ceeding by way Of Munich and the Brenner
pass.
The copyrights Of Boucicault's plays were
sold at auction yesterday in London. "Lou.
don Assurance" brought E157; Flying Scud. .
ESQ; "Arrah- Ma Pogue," elsa; ''Long STRIFE
f42; s'After Dark, j" E70; 'rFormosa,S f64. and
the others small sums.
The pope is going TO receive, ON Sunday next
q company Of 1900 French workmen, Who are
coming on pilgrimage to the Vatican.
Mrs. Kate Guilford Of williamsport. Pa.
three months married, has gone Oh with !
handsome man.
Emersons body has been inclosed in . nev
wooden box, and will probably be still ft,rther
protected by . Stone casing before II i aeaip
buried
Wesley venua. the dsmented Baltimore actor.
seyenty-six years old, IL lost in New 'York.
Philadelphia suit against the Western Union
Telegraph company 70 recover license fees Of q
. pole and cato on eachtmile OF wire for ~
years l6866-7S ended In Q verdict For ~
city, IN the United States circuit court fos
e1l, lsala
The reported epidemic in the form a
typhoid fever In the vicinity Of Aurora, W, Va,
turns out to be nothing woTss than bad Geld !
Within the past few ysau HaisimorU has paid
o3,e62 l6l-54 Of har bonded dabA
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DhtPARE FOX MlNTkk.
Latrobes, Heating Stoves and Ranges ct low prices
GARTRELL'S, SIS 9TH ST
Nice Latrobe to heat two rooms for ago,
Repairing promptly done.
House Furnishings. Crates and Brick. seoS-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-18

ATTENTION. SpoRrsMEN
Great BARGAINS in Breech-Iosding Rifles and Breech-
loading Double-barre Shot Guns. All the fayorite
makes. 20 per cent discount on all grades
NJ. A. TAPPAN,
ocl6-1ws 1913 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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EOR SALE
Il 9th st. bet. X andL
400 NJ st. NV, B, h.,
mi, lar. .22,5OO
623 and 625 II st. NV,
III. h > houses r. ~, 900
115 9th st. NV, b.
b., mi, lar. .....lS,OOO
GIG to $50 Md. ave.
Q. W.. b.h...........lS,OOO
221U to 2234 Bdy. st.
n W., b. h...........l 5000
61S l st. n. w., b. b.,
mi, 12r. lie. 600
1888 / st. NV. p.h..
1871 to 1879 ; G st. and
1914 to 1922 Harri-
son ave. s.e., b. L., 4
and Or. 900
1913 10th st. n.
b. b.. mi, Tor. .12.000
sO0 M Ct. n.wY b:h,,
NIL, I3r. 1000
7Ol to 700 Farragut
81: d. W., h. g, 900
2O1 q st. NV, b.h.,
lOr. .................S,O 600
1 to q alley bet. 18th
and 18th, M and N
SITS. q 000
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RIDING LI9HTs.


forth AN interesting point in a composite
speech, the fret part being In English and the
last part in French. He called the attention of
the conference tothe difficulty that would arise
because OF the difference between the standards
Of measurement. In Belgium, he said. it
was misdemeanor for any one TO use the foot
measure as q standard and the meter was used
according to law. He favored q change from
the foot standard to the metric system.
Mr.. Goodrich replied that he fully realized
the difficulty OF the situation, which would con-
time until q cosmopolitan system should be
adopted. "That the millennium in that respect
is near at hand" he continued, lis evidenced
by the assemblage Of this conference of all
nations. He thought that
NO REAL DIFFICULTY
would arise, however, II each Legislature should
introduce . TRANSLATION of the foot standard
into the new regulations. he argued that il
was not lust to shift from the shoulders of the
meter uslng people to those Of the foot-using
nstions the labor Of providing . general
standard.
Capt Mensing Of Germany thought that this
trouble could be avoided by the insertion of o
metric measurement side BY side with the foot
measure in the regulations He was supported
BY the delegate from Chill, but Mr.. Hall threw
the weight Of his influence with Mr.. Goodrich.
DIsrncTvE LIozn yos PILOT Boats.
DR.. Sievs-King, Germany. made rather long
address n bis excsllsnt Engiish favoring some
amendment 70 article . which would give pilot
boats such kghs - to indicate their character,
course and intention whsn approaching ves-
cel The deiseats fron 1slgipm supported
up sns ssssiy Ssoaioa. .l nssss ssSSs sas
rad: y osp< Asnaiag q dsrnsv sad e.
spsahss oa tAs sssjses - lass.r ss,sstsa
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUs
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS
w on approved real estate security ct and per
cent; charges moderate r. ii. T. LEIPOLD,
Oc1S-lm R.W 18th and sta n
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THE SCHUETZEN yEREIN.
Its New President and Other Officers
Installed With Due Ceremony.

A large number of members and friends Of
the Washington schuetzen vcrein assembled at
the park yesterday to participate in shooting
for prizes consisting of nice lot of fowl aud
to witness the installation of the newly elected
officers for the ensuing year. The report of
the secretary showed a membership Of sOl and
the report of the treasurer that the verein was
in a hourishing condition financially. The
newly elected president, MIR. John Hockemeyer,
then being duly installed, thanked the MEM
bers for the honor conferred on him. The vice
president. Mr.. Chas. Graft Mr.. Chris. Rupert,
treasurer; Il. Springsguth. secretary and Messrs.
Chas. Ebel and J. J. Appich, target masters
were duly installed. vote of thanks TO the
retiring president Simon Wolf, for his efficient
services was passed. Mr.. Nm. Feniner was
elected a member OF the board OF directors,
Henry Bushor marshal and Henry kroLheimer
chairman of assessment committee. Ii was
decided that in place of giving a ball 10 give "A
banquet to celebrate the twenty-ftth anniyer-
sary of the association IN the month of January
next The lease OF Mr.. A. Ebert, caterer of
the park, renewed one year. A banquet
was served at the close Of the meeting.
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Arrested i'm Baltimore.

orrin Gallup, who left the city late wednes-
day night or yesterday morning, was arrested
in Baltimore Yesterday on a telegram from this
city. He had been employed by Minnie Keeyer
of 1927 Maryland avenue southwest to play the
piano at 81 per night. stating TO her that he de-
sired money TO get out OF town. 1t is alleged
that on Wednesday he asked permission to
sleep at the house. which was granted. and in
the morning he was missing. and were two
solitaire diamond rings. Detective Mattingly
went after him this morning.
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GEO W. sTIcKNEY, AucuOneer 1896 Est.
OwrSe To The

Owrse To The
Extremely Bad Weather of Past Two Weeks
OUR SALES
have not been heavy Is anticipated and in prefer
ence to carrying our
IMMENSE STOCK
the Holidays WILL commencing this week, offer
INDUCEMENTS:
CURTAIN AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
Elegant Chenille Portieres, yards WIDE 30 per
pair.
Elegant Chenille POrtieres, 63 inches wide IS. 9s
per pair.
Chenille Portieres, regular width, s69s per pair.
These Curtains of extra quality, latest designs
and colorings and are worth much more.
Handsome Silk Striped Curtains, at $3.50 per pair.
Cannot be bought elsewhere for this price.
odd Half Pairs Silk Curtains st actual cost.
Elegant silk Curtains and Draperies Of all kinds at
reduced prices.
LACE CURTAINS,
LACE CURTAINS,
LACE CURTAINS.
Nottingham Curtains in Rich Elects A full line of
Tambour Brussels and Reconnaissance Laces Irish Point
Laces, from st. 30 per pair up
Upholstery Goods of every description.
In the latest patterns and Of finest quality.
D 1T. by 2 it. in. Smyrna Rugs, $50.
4 1T. by 1T. Smyrna Rugs, $40
200 Smyrna Mats, Zoe.
100 Atwood Art Squares, 2k by 3 yds.. s5
90 Atwood Art Squares, by 30 yds-, s7.75.
English Linoleum Mats, by 8 IT., oUc.
English Linoleum Mats, by = #. ill.,, 81.
JAPANESE FUR RUGS,
sHEEPsKIN RUGS.
ORIENTAL RUGS.
Note the prices
FURNITURE:
Elegant 5piece Paror Suite. beautifully upholstered
in Brocatelle, S75.
Handsome 5-piece Parlor Suite, in Tapestry and
Silk Plush, $40.
A Very Fine 5-piece Parlor Suite. in Tapestry and
These Suites of renarkhly fine quality and finish
3piece Oak Chamber Suite, $3.50.
3-piece Oak Chamber Suite, S24
3plece ldnosGnA suit, sob.
For the HOLIDAYS:
Plush Rockers i'll Dak-AntiQue Oak-Mahogapy and
Cherry Finish from 50 up
Odd Chairs Coucbes, Divans, Fancy Screens in Fret
Work and silk Cabinets, Antique ak Rockers Fancy
Tables with Plain and Plush tops b. and O1dized
Silver Tables with onyx tops, Iedestals. Mantel
Glasses Cheyal Glasses, Fancy Desks, Hanging Cabi-
nets, Chiffoners Odd and Miscellaneous
We Will open this week the largest line of Rattan
Furniture IN the city.
CARPETS,
An unusually large assortment of Beautiful AK
MINISTER'S, MILLIONS, NUQUETTES, THhLE-PLY,
EXTRA SUPER INGRAM.
Linoleum. Mating and Oi!c.oth.
LOW PRICES.
WALL PAPERS.
FRESCOING and PAINTING
Artistic Interior Decorations
Visit and
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT Of
HOLIDAY GOODS.
JULIUS LANsBURGH.
n23 18th and sts
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BARTHOLOMEW BREWERY CO. Of Rochester NY
AtNi-LO, New Beer, Iurc and iuyigurating and
conducive TO health. especially ADAPTED Tor hottlg
purposes and family use. our Beer has the highest
test iinunlals for it, purity from Analytical Chemists
and Is recommended and Endorsed boy many prominent
MUSICIANS. Ne Invite TRIAL order from any ole de-
string pslatuhie snd healthful drink az home t,Iu
prices r. follows:
Apollo per case two dozen bottle. sl.5O.
foheIiian, per case, two dozen bottles. = 20.
BdNHrlail, Ter case. two dozen bottles. 30.
standard, per case, two dozen bottles q 20
Delivered to aIy Iart of the city.
discount 10 the trade.
BARTHOLOMAl BREWERY CO. GEOC SUCRO,
su ! Washington Branch, 3US lltl ST. n
Telephone call IIl. n.sS-:lm
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Choice of Two Places.

dispatch from Reading, Pa, says; J. II.
Jacobs, who has Just returned from Washing
ton, has been offered the chief justiceship Of
either Wyoming or New Mexico and is holding
the matter under adyisenSok
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1902 7rH Sr NV

1o-nch SILK Plush, all Shades 32lxc.: Dr. Warmers
~ Coraline Corsets for 19c Special Good Corset at
4Sc Stamped Goods IN great variety; Arrasene Rib
6oseneg SshelniileIFIiiing and wash silks at cut
Zephyrs DC. ounce tall shades: Germantown-Span-
ish-saxony and German Knitting Yarns, all shsdes:
low figures; closing out Payer Patterns one-haif
p isle nr hfa y LoS% M9sln; Dolls e whole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-29
GRrAr SYNDICATE SALE
I OF
QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS
| WORTH OF TAILoR-MADE
CLOTHING
IN THE LARGE FoURsToRY BRICK BUIrpINN
| COR 9TH AND L SIS. NV


CLOTHING
IN THE LARGE UR-sToRY BRICK BUupINA
COR. 9TH AND SIS. NV
Cut this out and wait Don't buy a dollars worth
OF cloth .ns until saturday rnornius November so
Three the largest wholssae oihTnr So1ses In this
country have thei surplus stock amount
sa ana o. SR p S SS so 9, ana
,hisdTen Entire assortment retail 30 ccn.s
Ihese goods are manufactured for the finest trade.
n- sli o. sold al 3S cents the dollar OF mAnufact
h "r thls SondeTiul sacrihce Manufacturers
hosns Sa, hence this 'or1be slaushter This
s, IA sto'k OF shoddy trash, but honest
sTrrr and a value by hrstelas reliable msnqfAo
clothing. Look Al tnese tr,,Sss ~ - "N'" -
sl Meas Heavy Ribbed DiasoHai suits sS75; worth
MsS,s Heavy Double Breasted Wooden Suits sSa5,
Mems Winter ovtrcoais = ~ Sor;S ."
Mems storm Ulsters, Fur CollA- aud Cuffs woOlen
YOUNG Mems SUITS s575: uorths7.
I Boys E,eSaht Dress SUITS, Sd; worth 81. SO.
D.Hs ONercoats, Chinchilla and Melton. sls7;
Chh,liren,s suits. 81. g. worth e..
ChilGren's suits. al SO. worth 81
CtilaTens uyerc,Hts Sl:i5. worth 81
These prices don't represent the cost Of labor IN
and bear the aes OF the bst makers M
inns county There Will also be sod elegant Bust
less a. ID ess suits Tor Gentlemen s4sa, SB 80
anu - 90 actually aud honestly worth To- $50 ana
h. 10 sio-Mor1 truck but c.csn rocd AID honor
IL III, Ne Hoh show YOU every article We advertise
TO come leo miles to attend this utprc, euted ssiS
:, ms sale as con.acted 10y the lea ing wholesale
every statement made m this ADVERTISEMENT I0piT
"tsditt' don't &c az. Inst come nrst cEUirc
1000 pair Childrcn's Knee Iants. roc. worth 90c
REMEMBER THE OPENING DAY. SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 30.
Sc cor. 9th and z in the large four-story brick
building. formerly Nm L. kiieN stura-
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Saws IL Was a Horse Trade, Not a Theft.

Lawyer Gloss appeared before Judge Miller
in the Police Court yesterday and waived an
examination for Edward Archer. who was
charged with stealing gray horse from J. S.
Bolton. Counsel said that the one for
the civil courts involving a horse trade and
SO TO boot" but he waived the examination in
order that his client might be admitted TO bail
The court fixed bail at 800.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

u.OR REN1-wANTED PARTY JOIN OWNER. 12-
Il room House. partially furnished; reserve two
rooms and bOarl part yment of rent: no objection
10 room renting terms reasonable. 1340 Y st.
nlS-1m
ISOR REST-l1O2 18TH ST. COMPLETELY FUR
II nished with bed and table linen, china, glass
and brica brac house contains rooms, well adapted
for entertaining. For permit and terms apply to
LAMBS N. GREEN. lAOo St n.i-lm
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
II AICLIFfE. DAKn < 90,
AUcTIoNEERs,
lFormerly with Duncanson Brosl
$50 Penns ave. NV.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
wsare now occupying our
Mammoth Auction House
and prepared to receive
Consignments Of
Furniture and General Merchandise
For Sale and Storage.
Our Art Gallery on the second Floor
is the Largest and Most Complete in the City.
Supplied with Ladies' Retiring Room.
and Especially Adapted TO the Comfort and
Convenience Of the Public.
Our real Estate Sales Department for the sale OF real
estate At auction only will be given special attention
Our sales rooms for the sale OF Books stocks Bonds
&c, &c, are particularly adapted to these sales
Sales Of Horses, Carriages, &C. at sales rooms.
Furniture at private residences.
Merchandise at stores, &c
Experience of eighteen and fourteen years respect
lively.
We invite inspection of our building and facili-
ties by the public.
n2e3t RADCLIFFE pARR a co
ONTUEsDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER THIRD,
OlsS9, We WILL SILL IN FKoNr or The
corner Of and North capitol streets fronts North
Capitol street 2iS feet street 10 feet and will
divide well for building purposes. concrete streets
wide parking and good place in the city for renting
houses.
Terms easy and made known day of sale.
DUNCANSON BROS,
n29-d&ds Auctioneers.
GEo. W. sTIcKNEY, AucuOneer. 1886 Fst.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY ON IhE EAsl SIDE OF
fOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET NORTHWEST.
IMPROVED BY HOUSES NUMBEkED lib AND
1l5.
wall offer for sale in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY, the SECOND DAY OF Dec MBEk, 1889, at
HALf-PAST -FOUR OCLOCK p NJ, the north % feet
inches front Of lot number ~ in reservation :"
Terms OF sale easy and made known at time OF sale
400 deposit at time of sale all convey at
Chaser's cost Terms to be complied wlth ~ fifteen
days. GEO. W. STICKNEY,
n2D-dGds AuCLOneer.
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II 1905 st. NV, 10 rooms mi. s15
637 st. NV, - rooms, mi.-................. 90
I,OR RENT-330 SPRUCE ST., LIE DROIT PARK
II New six-rOom Brick; all modern improvements
new papering; near cable cars: rent s25. BARNES
wEAVEk, 629 -. NV. n2g-3t'
IrOR PENTHOUSE 14IO 10Th ST.: EIGHT
II rooms; range larobe and cellar, hot water large
yard: within one hundred feet Of Met. line. rent
Us per mo- wESCOTI WILCOX, 1907 Pa ave.
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SPECIAL AxNorxcEMrxr

Sc. cor. 9th and F. in the large four-story brick
building. formerly Nm L. Riley dry goods store. n27
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

I,oR RENT-A LADY HAVING TAKEN LEASE on
II House. which she wishes to surrender. would sub
rent the house. handsomely furnished, to careful
party for very little more than the rent of same
Furnished: all the modern improvements. reference
SECURED. IL E. Star ONCE. n29-2t.
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OFFICES.

NOR RENT-THE DWELLING OF 635 ID ST. n.
Fw; nine rooms bath and all mi. $50 to a good
tenant. c. II. KNIGHT, Fleming building, 14l9
NV n29-3t'
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, S26 Az st. s.w., 6r.$19.5O
1896 9ih st. n. W., Girls. 30
2034 18th st. NV, Or. 1850
lO4 NJ ST. L. W., 5r...15.30
iii v st. NV. Or. ID. 80
342O Prospect Nv. 6r15. 80
81 Mass. av. NV. 5r. 10. 30
10l4 10th st. nv Or. 10
2:5.3 Mass. ave. ne. Or. 10
1874 Sth st. ne, Or. 80
1.2:35 Cleveland ave. Or. 4
l6Il y. j. ave. IL W., 4r.l4
22:l9 Cleveland ave. ,6r. l:3
] 02S 9th St ne, DIE
! 1926 L It. NV, 5r..ll
l2l0B lagdens al, 4r. IL
443 Franklin st.n W, 5r.1l
354 l. st. s.w.. 5r....10.SO
324 Wilson ST., or. .....1O
10 Colu'biaav.n IL. W. Ar. 80
4 Blagden's al. w, 4r.9. 30
20O2 10Th st. NV, :Jr. %
STORES.
l4O1 18th st. n.w.......40
2US Il 81. n.w...........:j5
22lO 18th st .n.w........25
9l2 2lst st. n.w.....10.3O
NER & Co, 9l6 + st.n.w.
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T|oR RENr-BY THOs. Z wAGGAMAN. REAL
- ESTATE BROKER 9l7 ST. NV
HlISES

The "Msltby,- cor y l6I6 Md ave. Nv. 6r--s17
J. ave and 900 .s:S2 l. st n Or IA
1l20 18th st. fur, ljr25O - Myrtle st. ne. TIP
2O27 st. n W, llr.. 90 $50 Nd. ne Ar.
SOo2 81. n fur, 13r 80 1918 st. NV, 4r..l2
tly II st. NV. ST.. 90. So i33 Del ave sW,
2S20 81. ~ Tor. SO Or iZ3O
Dol 2lst st. NV, lar. 40 l7i3 ST. II. W, 6r IL
~ 9th ST. NV, lor....35 1909 and l2lo both ST.
651 ST. me-, 9r.......:SO NV.
$50 9TH St ST 74 I'd 81 ne, 6r....
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-29
FOR SALE--HOUSES

VvOR SALE-A TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT
Il Three New Nine-room Houses in N. w; near Elec,
trio cars: also opportunity to purchase Seven and
Eight-room House; wide fronts elegantly finished IN
fashionable locality, at low prices. CARUSI, EVANS
4 CARUSI, 1924 st. NV. n29-3t
LOR SALE-FOR MISUNDERSTANDING TO
Il change residence to Washington, have Two Two
story basement and Cellar Brownstone Houses In the
CITY of Brooklyn, price "a 900 each: light incum-
brance will exchange one or both for Washington
city property well located Address @. 8. g., fremont
House. 66.j broadway Y It,
TrOR SALE-AT A SACRIFICE, IF TAKEN AT
II once, an Eight room House, Market space Ana
costa S1,45O Terms easy. A M GREEN. Monroe
street, Anacostia. n29-3t'
IGOR SALE-TwO OF THE PRETTIEsT SIX
Il room Houses in the city; SIT, 52l Sd st. ne;
papered throughout two latrobes: brickedln range;
crystal chandeliers: all mod. imps Apply to J: A.
PRIGG, on the premises. n29- At