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THE ARMIES COURT-MARTIAL.
Attorney ShillingtOn the Only Witness
To-Day-The Prosecution Closed.

The Armes court-martial began its proceed
ings to-day by the examination of Mr.. Joseph
]. Shilington, the assistant district attorney on
duty at the Police Court He was present with
his arm in a sling when the court met, and Col.
Dodge suggested that he be examined at once
so that he could go home.
ATTORNEY sHnLINGToy AND CAPT. ARMIES.
Attorney Shillington stated that on the 5th
of March Capt. Armes called at his Office and
asked him for warrant for the arrest of Capt.
Bourke and Col Gibson for an assault He ex-
amined into the facts of the case and decided
that there was not a sufficient foundation for
prosecution. few days later the United
States attorney, Charles Armes. came to him
and explained that he bad a warrant sworn out
by his brother, Capt. Armes, for Capt
Bourke and asked the witness to prose-
cute, stating that he had some delicacy
about it. On the next morning the
case came up for trial, and Capt. Bourke was
ready to proceed. but when the prosecuting
witnesses, Capt. Armes and Gov. Beaver were
called in court they failed to respond, and the
case was accordingly nolle pressed. 1t was the
duty of the officer having charge of a warrant
he explained to subpoena the witnesses named
on the back of the warrant. 1t would not be
reasonable to expect witness should be
In court in case he was not summoned. There
Is no way in which an applicant for warrant
can tell when the case is to be tried until he is
notified by means of a summons
When MIR. Shllllngtons examination was con-
Guided the judge-advocate placed in evidence
two documents. They were the orders detailing
the various commands of the regular army as
an escort to the President on the 4th of March,
under the command of Col. Gibson.
THE PROSECUTION CLOSES ITS CASE.
AT this point the prosecution rested its case,
and the judge-advocate read the record of Sat-
urday's proceedings, which had been postponed
to permit Mr.. Shillington's examination.
When the reading was concluded Col. Dodge
announced that there was a meeting of the
Army aid society, which several of the men,
bers of the court would like to attend, and he
suggested a recess until / o'clock.
ADJOURNED TO THURSDAY
At this Judge Hubbell requested that the
court adjourn until Thursday morning at II
o'clock, in order to give him an opportunity to
talk to the witnesses for the defense
There was slight Discrimination to agree to
this, but a vote was taken and the adjournment
was decided upon
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SOCIAL MATTERS.
Inc Retiring Chinese Minister'S Elegant
Dinner-Personal Mention.

The retiring Chinese minister entertained a
large company at a superb dinner last evening
at the legation on Dupont circle. The table
was laid in the large ballroom with covers for
hity-six. Inc table supplemented with
two cross pieces at either end to accom-
MEDIATE the large company. In the center
OF the main board was a long plaque of
magma chsrta roses fanked by scrolls of La
France roses, and on the cross boards were
placed baskets of roses. The flowers for the
occasion cost $780, The chandeliers were gar
landed with streamers of smilax. The music
PLATFORM was set with hot house plants and
Terms and blooming hydrangeas, and behind
TINS screen were stationed the musicians.
Pink tapers burned in the silver candelabra,
ana bowls OF strawberries in crystal were set in
gold foundations. The guests who surrounded
the board were Secretary Blaine, Secretary
Tracy, Postmaster-General Wanamaker, Secre-
tary Noble, AttOrney-General Miller, Minister
Romero, Senator Dolph, Justice Harlan,
Justice Miller, Justice Batchford, Minister
Iavera, Secretary Rusk. Col. John Hay,
Col. j. W. Foster Mr. j. W. Thompson. Count
Sponneck, Baron Rosen. Mr. Henry Edwardes,
Justice Bradley. Gen. SchOfeld, Senator Nor
ri, the Swiss minister, Senator Hawley, Sena-
tor Cameron, the Persian minister, Minister
Quesada, Private Secretary Halford, Minister
ZeledOn, Dean Preston. Count Arco Valley,
Minister Mutsu, Senator Henderson, Mavroyeni
Bey, Mr.. Zegarra, Minister Guzman, Senior Mu-
ruaga, Mr.Woxen, Mr.. de Costa, Minister Yaras
Col. JnO. y. Wilson, Mr.. Hurtado, Mr.. Week
AcAhuf otCIctdIN minister fdlIUeT, the
Corean charge daffairs, Mr.. Wilkinson, Mr..
Gu, Mr.. zee, Mr.. Shu, and ex-senator Stewart.
The minister's successor. Mr.. Tsui Kwo Yam,
has been appointed, and the coming summer
will see a complete change of officials from the
present very acceptable and popular force.
Mrs. Harrison and companions returned from
their excursion down the Potomac about s
O'Clock last evening. The trip, which extended
forty or fifty miles down the river and back,
was greatly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Russell Harrison went over to New York
last night. His wife, accompanied by her
baby and a nurse, left here this morning for
Virginia Beach. where they will remain for
several days before joining Mr.. Harrison in
New York preparatory TO leaving for Montana.
Mrs. Drake held pleasant reception yester-
day afternoon, assisted by her granddaughter,
Miss CressOn and Miss Carol Dare Westcott, and
Judge Drake.
Mrs. Westeott has gone to spend few days
ut Orange, y. J.
Miss Ida Thompson and Mrs. Ross Thompson
were at home to Il large number of callers yes
terday
Madame Romero accompanied her guest,
Madame Barreda, on a round of calls yester-
day.
Mrs. Thompson-Swanu, Of Princeton. N. j.,
has hired Mrs. Waite's residence on / street.
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Badeau's Claims Rejected.
ADVERSE DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES So
PREME COURT,


PREME COURT.
An opinion was rendered by the Supreme
Court of the United States yesterday in the
case of Adam Badeau, appellant agt. the
United States. This was a suit brought by
Badeau in the Court Of Claims for pay as a re-
tired captain of the army from April %, 1870
to September 16, 1881, during which time he
was cOnsul-general to London, and from No
vember %. 1882, up to the date of the filing OF
the suit, during which he was consul-general
to Havana. The United States filed a counter
claim, stating that Badeau was indebted to the
United States for money enormously paid him
as an army officer for portions of the period
from December 81, 1869, to October 81, 1892
The Court of Claims by divided court dis
missed both claims.
The Supreme Court holds that Gen. Badeau,
while drawing salary as consul general, was ex-
pressly inhibited from receiving any additional
compensation for discharging the duties of any
other office. The court also refuses to disturb
the Judgment of the Court of Claims adverse
to the counter claim of the United States IL
he was not an officer in law he was serving as
such in fact, and no reason is seen why he
should be required to return what was paid
him while he was discharging duty as an army
officer. Opinion by Chief Justice Fuller.
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Real Estate Matters.

Wyman L. Cole has bought for s1O,5OO, of
Rebecca E. Throckmorton, lot II of S. P.
Browns second sub of Mount Pleasant
Hon. Benz. Butterworth has bought of Ellen
c. McLain, for e, 400, lots 10 and l6, block 4,
LeDrOit Park.
Maria Peters Barstow has bought of Martha
Parsons, for $500, part "a, square 1868 feet
2$4 inches by l47 feet one-half inch on X street,
between Connecticut avenue and 18th streets
northwest.
Thos. Bowling, auctioneer, yesterday sold at
public sale, house No. 215 A street southeast
to z. Corcoran, for 10000
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Caveats I'm Patent Cases.

AttOrney-General Miller has decided that the
international treaty for the protection of in
dustrial property in relation to caveats in
patent cases is reciprocal one; that each
party to it covenants to grant in the future to
the citizens of the other parties certain special
rights 1t is therefore not self-executlng, but
requires legislation 70 render it effective for
the modification of existing laws
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

NOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME
II within mile and fun view of this city; hi.h
and healthy; handsome dwelling, cellar and
attic stable aud carriage house, and inclosed
as per month r. A. PHILLIPS, l4l9 New York
apl5-l4t
I,ok sALE-FoRTY ACRES on BRENTWOOD
II road; good house. two miles from Boundary 81
adjoining Mills station b. y. Il. X. beautiful sub
division site. adjoining ground sold for e5O0 per acrs
in March; pr1ce $500 per acre: $4,000 cash balance
% suit At Brlghtwood, ID. q, large lO-roOm housa
Of groundt stable, and house plenty
of shade cash. balance in one two or tnres
years $1,000. Is. 4. GILBERT A DO
Real Estate. Loans, aud Insurance;
apl3-3t 625 ct. NV
I,oR sALE-HAvING SECURED TRACT OF an
II acres beautifully situated on the b 4 .. X n and
line of sandy Spring X. and only mile from
Brightwood we offer the d onehAlf the cost of
adjoining property This tract IL good
for subdiy1sion- aud we invite the Immediate nspe-
ton Of any one desirous Of securing good invest.
ment. CAkUsl. EVANS a CARUsI,
apl3-3t. lz24 street
no NOT BUY LITTLE CITY LOTS IN TER
lycountryi or any lots on low malarious land for
home when you secure land by the acre only u 4,
~ miles from and in full view of this city In ~ 70 y
lots high dry and perfectly healthy Prices lov
and terms ~ suit, II. A. PHILLIPS.
IyoR sALE-AT BRooKLAND. FIRST Station
II out from Washington on Met K r. near elss.ty.s
cars, opposite university. High healthy aud bee1t
fully situated. lots st from 10 cents easr tsrs
Also. very pretty cottage kEDfokD W. WALKEE
Ao00s. mhx1-lR
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HOLY WEEK.
Ecclesiastical Ceremonies that Lead up
to the Easter Festival.

INTERESTING AND IMPRESSIVE SERVICES TO BE
HELD IN The CATHOLIC AND EPISCOPAL
CHURCHES AND WHAT THEY CoMMEMoRATE-
GOOD FRIDAY sOLENSIT1Es.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

1T OLD POINT COMFORT, A FAMILY WOULD
N take few boariers from May large house, ele-
ganty Furnished boating, bathing, fishing, stAbing.
Va. kpl3-eo.Sf
MT. ERIN BOARDING HOUSE NOW OPEN FOR
WI reception of summer boarders. High. healthy
gOOd large airy rOOIns, daily mails hear Alex.
andria; 60 per week Address Mrs JOHN d. q ANA
Alexandria, Va Apli-lws
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FOR RENT-HOUSES-

EoR RENT-l3Oe ST; 10 ROOMS AND BATH.
- 4s'rOoSs ana cellar. Price, eos. Apply TO
,,o GREEN CUNNINGHAM.
apll-Ew~ .O5 street.
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Jacob LOTHIAN, the twelve-year-old son Of
George Lothian, Of Elkt0n, Nd, was drowned
N Elk river yesterday.
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EXCURSION TO NEW YoRK.-The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad company will sell excursion tick.
cts to New York for all trains April "a to So and
for train leaving Washington a. m. May /, al
rate Of $3.50 for round trip. All tickets valid
for return passage until May inclusive.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

HE'D.
1914 2lst ST. u-w..1sr.s-
I $50 klggS st. NV, Or. -
la3e klgsrs st. n, W, ora.S1
1884 asiggs ST. 6r........bl
1905 l0th st. NV Or. SO
l.SOS 18th st NV. 80
1924 18th st-n.w-Sr. %
1907 Caroline ST.. 1r....5
.s:,S LIST It. s.v.. 6r......ll
Pap LIST ST sw.. 6r.......l5
1888 Both ST. nv, Sr. IA
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BOARDING.


NEW YoRK-RooMs TO LET FOR CENTENNIAL
West l4th st, New FORK. splt3-6t
NAVY OFFICERS OR OTHERS VISITING NTW
~ York Tor centennial Ind superior AccournoiA-
Tons al ls1 carlton ave.. Brooklyn. min ues walk
Of nays-yard and ten from bridge; references eT-
changed. aHl6..g,.
pleasant ROOMS AND GOOD TABLE BOARD.
with home coil-iorts, at 1O4 King st, Alexandria
va; ~ minutes ride TO Washington; minutes WALK
10 depot; trains leave every hour. apl5-.3ts
40 TO THE WEST-END CATERER
" 10 Strangers and the Public: 1 beg state that
can furnish nrst-class Meals. delivered 70 your
rooms nice and hot Al any hour Mali orders PROMPTLY
attended to- " JACKSON
nh2y-im' west-end Caterer 1905 st NV
DLEAsANT ROOMS. WITH BOARD. AT RE
duced rates for the spring aud summer months in
JUDGEMENTS 10 families desiring nrstcEzs aCcUulluOds-
lions al summer prices. Inquire ~ AL ct NV
lnh20-ln'
fHHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AVE. COR.
I'D ST. location convenient and delightful; pleasr
ant rooms nicely furnished. good table, terms rea-
sonaole mh33-lms
FENHE WEBsTER, 5l3 18Th ST. NV, sIGHT.
IL seers home: central 10 al points Of interest: new
iuLiture: elegant rooms, with bOard 80 a. 10: per
day, I'll " ~. J. A. DEWITT. PrOl. jail Atm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
w Board, for persons, by the month Address.
stating terms @. b. H., Star office. lts
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFURNISHED
w rooms, May /, for three adults north OF III and
west Of 10th streets Address, stating terms. X l.,
Star Office. apl6-3t'
WANTED - TWO UNFINISHED COMMUNE
w eating rooms in . good location west of 9Th st
and north Of ST. Address, giving price, Box rs Star
Office. l6,2ts
w mother two or three unfinished rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping references given and required
Address A I. M, Star once. ap13-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE OLD MAN A
place to TAKE care Of properly or to make himself
street bet I'D and 9th streets. 1!o
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w Tor Cooks Chambe rmaid Waitress, Laundress and
Buffers. sAML A. CooMBs. 926 st.n.w. it,
~ ANTED-TO CLAIM ATTORNEYS-EMPIOY-
w ment on pension or other claims clerical work
erences Address, Offering terms, X NJ Star office.
WANTED-BY A BRIGHT YOUNG GIRL A SIT
W uatlon as ladies maid or chan berlnaid and
man. Address NINA, Star office. api0.2t.
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE MAN AND
general honseWoTE man any 10 Of Ie woman to DO
H0rk about place; will work cheap. Address 9 l. 5,
oo1 9th ST. NV. apl6-3t'
NTANTED-BY COLORED GIRL A sI.TI-A
v! uoH as chambermaid and waitress, chamber
best Of c three Gr a dis % to Fvsi
NV. IL
WASTED-IF YOU NEED A COOK, LAUNDREss,
W Chanberlnaid, Waiter, Porter, Farm Hands, or
AND ROOM RENTING AGENCY go st. NV
WANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w Housemalds, Waitress, Muses. Laundress Coach
men, Buffers, Waters and general Homework 6l 9TH
ST. NV. Also European steamship agent. apI64t-
Ell, Goods d or Groeery store can speak German
years experience. Address r. Star office api 5t
WANTED-BY A COLORED GIRL PLACE IN
iami!y as nurse or chambermaid good references.
@APfA' A1-O "a o. H.H. aplO-0t
WANTED-BY A YOUNG AMERICAN GIKI, A
SITUATION 10 do chamber work, waiting. of
children sa,d :. Apply W c. P. ORPHAN ASYLUM, 1899
Ifth 81. NV. aplo-2t'
WANTED-OUR NOVEL PLAN OF SECURING
w best domestic help in United States enables to
supply employers servants free. Clerical applicants
same terms. lNTELLIGENCE OFFICE, I'll q NV
sp6-l2t'
WANTED = SITUATIONS FOR PHYSICIANS
w cooks, farm and dairymen, hUusekeepers, house,
men, MAIDS, walters, nurses, hosters, clerks, hotel
wInanagers cities, resorts aud country BUKNHAAs.
eIo eth ST. NV apl36ts
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BY MAY /, FIRST-CLASS BOARD
for four adults and child, convenient to trains
and near the city Full particulars requested TO To-
cation, price, rooms surroundings, sc. Box 63 City
p. o. ap16-2t'
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nUR s10 MEMS SUITS IN CHEvIOTs AND CAS-
~ simers are unsurpassedi our pantaloons at 81 so
have no equal. GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co,
I'll Penn. ave- &c. apll-6t
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED--TO OCCUPY AND CARE FOR AFJTR-
w nished House for the summer; will paw small
rent ana give satisfactory reference. Address O.
Star office. aplO- 81
WANTED by TWO LADIES THE CARE OF A
w furnished House during absence the family
references exchanged. Address Mrs. J. A. j., Star
Office. If
WANTED--FoR INVESTMENT 4 OR GROOM
w houses III northwest or northeast: none but
owners need write to j. HERBERT, star Office 1t
WANJED-A BRICK HOUSE AT ABOUT az 600
w on which that amount could be realized at any
time cash preferred Address A. Is c., Star Office
ap13-3t
XNANTED-HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL PARTS
w of the city and suburbs; have ready purchasers
II at right prices. Address D. q. HILL, Sth and sts
ap13-Bt'
WANTED-A HOUSE, IN GOOD LOCATION, FOR
w about $1,000. j. +. CULLINANE 500 9th st.
sW apl3-3t
WANTED-BY 1sT OF MAY, SIX OR SEVEN
I'D. N and SITS good tenant rent S25. Address f.
q ElCHER, 18th aud Conn. ave. apl3-3t'
WANTED - AT ONCE, DIRECT FROM THE
w owner, new and coy home, or rooms, bay win
dow; between 18th and l7th and h and X W;
south front and basement preferred give very
lowest terms large cash payment
ap12-6t' NEW HOME Star Office
WANTED-A DWELLING FOR SMALL FAMILY:
w cash in hand state price and location. Address
ap4- Inn 1155 9Th st NV
WANTED-BUILDINGL LOTS OR HOUSES IN ANY
part OF the city at speculative prices The cash il
ready for any property offered under market rates.
THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
mh20-1m 934 St, Room 4.
WANTED-ALL DESCRIPTIONS OFPROPERTY,
" city or country, encountered, clear. For eI.
change. THOMAS A MITCHELL mh2O-lm
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LNOR RENT
Ie.sF. ~

EOR RENT
Il Ola 9TH s.w., 11r, all
H. ..............,.sI 5
SOo 4 ~ s.w.. Or. IL. i.3O. 80
33l Va. ave. $. W, TIL
l202 9th s.w., or.,w....lo
Sll 9TH s.w., or, ". .l5.3U
3:B0S339 NJ s.w., Or, W. IL
43o \ s.w., 5 r.,w..l5.5 30
4Is " ST. s. W., Or, water. l -
% VI s.w., Ar. 4
10 NJ s.w., Or, w....S.30
lib l. st. s.w.,o r. ..........S
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

/ 'ok sALE-ChEAP-A MUSIC STORE on THE
best business street in the city suitable for lady
. dress Tor PARTICULARS, 10 }. RAYMOND, =. ..
''auuh n. II. &. It,
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EOR REM
II 123 ! 18th St, 12r. 800
Eur, 2l22 II ST. l5r.. 100
Fur, 202G ii. Tor. 1888
l4lO 10Th, Tor, m.i...G5
1926 18th st, Tor. ..50.61
1920 Ps.ay..l0 Or. ,m.i5 30
S04 2lst, lUr., m.L.-i0.JU
2l:.S h ST., 9r.......31.5O
SUS 2lst St, 9r.,InL...S.l 80
9O1 I'D St. ST., mi. 5000
2.ll / St, or, IA. a. 80. %
=. u \ ST, 12r. .m.l.30.5O
2l2o + ST., Sr mi. SO. 40
1927 Pierce. 6r.. ml.25. 30
l42l " st. ar, m.I.....25
l2l3-l1 Both. Or. -.22 81
Ol5 I'D St, or.......22. %
I'D Both st, or.....2O.4J
23l1 l. ST., 0r........2O.3O
60S I'D st. Dr. m.i.lS.5U
sls V St, or. 90
$50 2ith St, or......l6.3O
21lO Z ST., 6r.........-..I6
!. OS 4 ST., 0r........l5 30
2IO5 h ST.. Gr .l5
1908 18th St, 5rs..l4.3O
For aiUll list apply u
anll
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I'd HOUSES.
{ 1412 Stoughton St. 3
story brk 4 stone, Or $50
l4I0 Stoughton st.. j.
story brk. a stone, Or. 80
1872 18th ST.. brick, 9r.
all conyeniences. 40
Oil kst.. 3-story brick,
Srs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
120 + st. ne. 2-story
brk, ar, a.mI.....20.50
|, 1907 n St, 3-story
brk.. 13r., thorough
~ furnished ........S150
l2U15 n St, 3-story
brk-. Or, thoroughly
furnished .............-75
PIE NJ st.. store and
dwelling. pew-.......e50
CEs.
I625 r ut. n. w.. srs.. 5th
noof-..--............-1S $50
NM PARKER
1Alt y u
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- = VS. 'Ass q ~ l-.AD
5k, cor. Al aud L SITS. s.w.
apl3-3t' c. II. PARK
WASHINGTON DANENHowER'
apl3-T l115 st. n W

INOR RENT-NEAR NEW BRIDGE, ANACOSTIA
road. large house; barn and servants house grove
overlooking city 20 acres; abundance fruit delght
tul residence; part or whole. IhUS. ID. BOND, cor
Z tn and SITS NV. apl .St.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT-TQ7 ST. NE; 7-ROoM: BATH;
4 newly papered and painted; SEQ per mo. III G
st ne. rooms; stable; csrriage-house all mod.
imp; s23; Apply GEO. SCHEUCH, sol Nd ave. NJ
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WESCOTT & WILCOX.
1907 Pa ave N "

34J r st. s.w., 6r. .s:292. 30
= new h., Desmond a.lO.30
"a VI :. W. Sr.. w.....lS
l252 AZ s.w., 6r...l6.3O
342 y W., 0r.. m.i...l5.30
SOS 9TH s.w. or.w....14.3U
81 + s.w., 5r.........l2
BIZ 81. s.e.. 5r.......g
BIB Mclean av. or. IL. 30
l2l3 4th Sc, 5r., w..s.5O
lOl1 Sd s.w., Ar. .........S
l2l4 LIST Sc, Ar: .........,s
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EOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, IN THE
Il nelshborhood of Thomas Circle. Board taken in
part payment OF rent. For further particulars, ad-
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED = TWO OR THREE LOTS; STATE
w price and location Address r. g., Star Office IT
WANTED-TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP
w er renting well, FOR vacant Ground build on
Address BUILDER, z, Star Office. apl5-3t
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PERSONAL.

IGOR EASY SHAVE OR FIRST-CLASS HAIRCUT
Il 70 70 the II lie STUDIO around the cor 81 ~
81 and Pa av., DOB l4th, OPP NiIard's operated by
hrst-class Philadelphia white artists apl g-tit.1
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2313 g St, 6r.~....sl4.3O
24lS ! st. 81. W. =. 1880
81 goth St, 5r-.........I3
1928 | St, Or .......l2.3o
ll29 10Th ST., 5r........l2
2.O4-6 h St, or.
21lO h ST, 5r ...........l2
ltear "a 90 l ST., or. 10. 80
125 2lst ST. 5r......l0.3O
oil Wilcox court, or. 10
:.l,,,l1esS Va. av., 4r........9
Oj6 Navy Place. so
Rear 2OlY l st. Or. $40
Columbia Terrace. Ar. 4. 80
i,ear "a 10th St, 5r.S.30
90 L Hughes alley. $50
2ll0 Va. sv, or..........S
.O0G X 81, 3r. ...........s
S:}0 23d u, 5r and store -
STABLES.
Rear 2iO5 Is. ave......s16
hear lll2 18th st.....2O
STORES.
l120 18th ST., cor.......50
1919 Pa. aye..........45. 30
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II St, mr.. 18th. l5r....400
Mass. ave. and 10th 81.
l5r....-.....-......3.S.5..t.S
i St nr 18th NV. .3S3.33
Conn ave. near n, l5r. 100
Mass .Av. ,nr. 18th, l5r. 800
18th st-.nr. 1, 2Or...... 800
X ST., nr. 20th, llr....250
18th aud h SITS. 16r. 25O
Conn. Ev.. near Il, lSr.25O
MEss.aNe. mr.. 18th. l3r. ID
18th and y Ste. l3r. ESQ
Hilyer ave. l1r.......2OO
lsth 81. near Mass. ay.,
lOr....--.....--...-....
r. l. av., nr. Scott Clr-
Gle. l4r..-......-.....-2O 200
RI. av., mr. l4tk. llr.2uO
Conn. sv.n'r Il. llr.166.Us
= st. near ls;h, Tor. $50
q st, near 10Th, llr. .l25
18th St, near y, lur. .l25
y, near l3th, Sr. 40
y St, near :SOth. llr. 100
i24O2 l4th st.n.w .l2r.lOO
35th st. NV. llr.......75
O3l Y ST. NV. 9r.y...05
1928 18th 81. NV, Or. 80
4, & examined hy permltfrom
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- Aild NraNtn Terrace. presumably on New Hanp-
slre ave-, gold wire bracelet With ball and dogs head
lSJh 4. n. - 49,
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