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Evening journal., 1889-08-16
Weather.

For Delaware ana Maryland at l p. m.
fair and continued cool weather north
erlY winds
New York Herald weather forecasts
A low baromic pressure wave is signalled
from Calgary and Gu Appelle, British
Columbia, where the readf ? Is below
S9. 70 inches. The depression that was
central over New York state has passed
TO the northeast and been partly dissi.
pated, there being no reading as low as
u was yesterday. The general tempera.
ture Of the United States was slightly
cooler, the lowest being As degrees at All.
pena' Mleh and the highest 81 degrees
at Fort Custer, NJ T. For TODAY in the
vicinity Of New York, cooler and fair
weather and northwestefly breezes NAV
be expected For tomorrow. high. vari.
able winds. fair weather and warmer.
Baynard's thermometer, z, a. m, 20; &
a. m, 80: II n m. SAL D m. 81.
Evening journal., 1889-08-16
Quick Work.

A real estate agent said to a reporter
this morning: Just say in the EVENING
JOURNAL that the work of paving Mar
ket street is moving forward rapidly and
will he completed in six months or a
year.
Evening journal., 1889-08-16

The Patriotic Order Sons Of America
viii hold its regular meeting on Satur-
day evening, when every member is re-
quested to be present.
Evening journal., 1889-08-16
WnmInrton Clearinr Hnnsn.

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to-day were; Clear
ings, 800. .4l474; balances. $40, III. 05.
Evening journal., 1889-08-16

The Wilmington Cily Railway Com
pany has issued "r6ess lrohihitiug rews-
boy fr91- J-lnp4lAg oA its sIleet Cars.
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TrausDiiide satins.

Sn Stem Ocrfer unb Boitoner 3eitnn=
gen merben fie NIT 374 unb 331 gents
per Oarb anncncirt. Wir perfaufeu
bieieIben Waaren in ben fdSnifen Wlu>
fern su 35 unb 80 Gents per 9arb.
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Ratarrb fann nid,t fnrtrt iuerOcn

bur6 locale atpIicationen, oa iie ben Sis ber
tfrantbeit nidt crre6en tonnru. adtarrb 1T
cine 8lut- poer Contributions. frontbeit, unO
I'M lis su beilen, miibt 3br iunerliGe Seilnit.
tsl nebmsn. soa's Gaiarrb. Sur iuiro einqe,
nommen uno nirtt birett auf bas 8lut uno bic
fdleimige Sberf1dde. Sau's aatarrb sur 1T
teins GuadlaIber M'Oisin. Sic purbs ieit Sab.
rem bon einsm her beaen aer;te oieftS eanoeS
eerorbnet unb IN Elm reselmdbises &seept. Gle
beitebt aus ben bslfen 8lutreinigungsmiiteln,
ole oireet nuf bic S6Icimpbcrfd6e wirten Die
oolltommene SerbinOuns Der smei 8eltanOtbciIe
II 60, mas Iola wuuberboue glt,uliate bel Der
9eilun9 bon aatarrb bcrborbrir9t. 9abt euA
3eugniiie umionit fd)iden
3. ). Gbeneb q &c., 9slsbO, 8.
GB gertauft bon apotbetern, Is @ents
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AuSmdte 0bpaiant
- WOLFSON, Ecke Main Plaza Acequia-Strasse SAN Al

IS mar immerbin ein erlter 8arIuh,
lpobl geeignet, 6ie Riibnbeit gu lpedsn,
ba er feinerlei iible Golgeu mad fi1 3og.
gine atpeite 4ugel tparo abselaiien; j;
man bernabm Elm b6rbares, penn aut)
INNER nod dnBerit sartes Stolen. @u6
bic 2riegsmuiif i'm Sintergrunb bagauu
Elm tpenig an5uit1ueGen. gfoG INNER
etfOlgte nlDts S6redbaftes auf bieie
terDegenen 9erausforberungeu.
9a srgriff ben 56iibeu Elm trunfener
Sooesmutb glei9 benz taumeInben Ser
3ueiflungsfampf bes SelbHm6rbers,
uHb Die 4ugen 5utneifenb lieB er nit
ungebeurem gntI9luB eine sanae Gault
boil &ugeln poIternb nod bem Gatbe=
Der binFauieu.
Damn 9ing er nit gel6!ofeHen Nugen
ii6er ben Sif6, tootenblei1, als ldben
lbm 5wanai8 Ssinbesipeere in Der BruIt,
bas @nbe aler 9inge ermartenb. 9lIe
fiinf5ia &6pfe Der &laiIe fanfen nit Ell.
mem &ad tief auf bic Slide betab, unb
lange Sefunben binblir6 NOR fein
Itben5ug 5u pernebmen. Seoer elm,
selne erwartete unter StoBgebstsn cine
ME basepeiene aatafiropbe. gBeun
Der @eDaItige ieBt ipie Simfon bas
naus ii5er fi6 unb Der meuteril9en
RlaiIe auiammeuseitiirBt bdtte, teiner
bdtte fi6 geuun0ert uHo feiner Die
Strafe gu batt gefunben.
Swan Der Shrsdli6e fubr BON Der
8afel berum; ME baiten feline Nugen 70
fur6terregenb 9ef1ammt. Wait einem
Bid bate ct bic Sa6lage erfaBt; er
DuBte, baB bic gan3e &lai1e gegen i'm
beri6moren mar.
Das 1T bein 56idial! badte er.
Dieie nnmtinbigen tperben beine Ri9s
ter iein.
@r tpuBte aud gang genau, tuer BEN
Nttentat bic ausfiibrenbe 0anb gelie.
ben; auF benz entltellten @eli9t beg
iungen @ruber itanb ia cine ganae
Speifefatte ungebeurer Siin6en gez
f1rieben.
Wenn er bieien ieBt obne 3auoern
berausgriff uno ais Giinbenbod fit al@
ler 8ergsben i6la6tete, 10 fonnte nit
elm baar geiunben Obrfsigen bic Ga9e
abgetban uno feline 0erri6aft aud fir
bic 3utunft mieber befeitigt Iein. Sas
mar inn atpeifellos tlar.
Iber ct fanb i'm enti9eibenbeu 9lI=
genblif Mot ben gntlGluB, bar l6 gu
banbeIn. 3ebn 8eoeuten ipra9en bas
gegen.
ST fonnte li9 ia i,ren, @ruber mar
OielIei6t gans uni6ul6ig, feline S6ulo
NOR nur geabnt, aidtb oieien. 9urfte
ber gere9te 2ebrer fih D @efabr ausz
leBen, bur6 bic borIrbn lie 3lbtisung
zines uni6uIbiaen eiuen moraliI6en
Sulfi3morb gu bcaebeu +? llnb baB es
geraoe Der iuuGe @tubsr mar!
ln6 penn Der raite @riIf aud Der
ridtige mar - er SpeIfeIte bod tpirtli6
ni1t-mar benn Der NusiiibreHbe itrafs
Diirbiger als bic Qnfiifter? War er
ni6t i'm @egentbeil nur Der Wutbigere,
NOblere. Der 81 banbelu m0sts, pe bic
SseigeH ii6 tiifiib buften? llnb bieier
8silere IoIie biiBeE unb bic 2umpen
firafos ausgeben 2 lluo BOB es gerabe
btr iunge @ruber mat!
iUortfttung fols)
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8Ob's eriter Sdulgaug.
Don g. Ser nj.

-. Sci biibi1 Dorli9tig, meth &ino,
bDrit Du, thu Nles, mas Der 2ebrer
last uno plaubere ni1t nit Den anoeren
Snabeu, mad Sir aud feline 3intem.
flede. SO, nun nimm Die Wfappe uuo
bier 1T Die Jtiibitiidsfapiel, f9au uur,
8rDb9en nit S6infen, -. absr nun
aeb' es 1T 3eit, abieu, nlein gelebter
Sunge, na Bob, Du tuirif bod nldt2
-. Weinen? SD bite DID, Sungen
lpeinen uiGt.
Ibleu, Mamd -. abieu-oie Stims
, me sittert bebentli6.
| 4bieu, Bob.
gfo9 einen &uB, feiter tpirb oer @ie.
men gei6Hallt; bic Mutter piI6t fi9 bic
2lugeH.
Sette, paB nur auf, i'd bite Bid, be.
fonoers bel ben 8ridsniibergGngen.
Settle nidt berubigenb, iie blat li1
energiI9 ins umI1lasetu6, oenn ber
MOrgen 1T fubl.
gta III fomm' man, armes Wurnl,
brummt iie, nit Deiner Greibsit 1T es
aus; tie t0nnen es uu1 n,1t ermalten,
Bis Du profeHor wirft. Die 2ebycr
tDerben Dir i9pn genug in ben tleinen
&opf eintri6tern.
@lnen 8llf auf Die DIANA, bann
| ffampft ct be 5tufen berab.
Sob, fdallt es bon Dben, Don Der
5tpelten @tage berunter, paB' uur auf,
lie nenueu, Sid uidt Bob in Der 51u=
lie, ionbern 9tObert, persiB es ni6t =
bait Du aud EN- 8aH9entu69 Sd, Wa.
ma.
9tun idlt Die 9austbiir 3u
Geim Gau1 nanu Der benz Qa0en bleibt
Settle einen Nusenbllf iteben. lie fault
i1hea eine fleiue Siite nit @bofolnben.
iiiiden unb fdiebt lie Oem Ginbe in bic
0dnbe. 4
Bob nidt ibr banteub 5u, elIen fann
er isBt ai6t, es 1T ibm, as fe inn bic
Geble 5ugel6aiirt unb einmal iiber bas
anoere bolt er tief Nibem.
Mlama sudt Dir aus Dem Jeniter nad,
eriaHert Sette, feb Bid nod eiumal
I'm.
Sin melan6oliiacs 2d9eln irrt I'm
Den fleinen Wtuno, er nidt beftig binauf
mad Dem f5eniier, an benz bic Mutter
itebt.
gorbei nit Oer Greibsit, fliitert fie,
Der erite S6ritt in bic pflidt. in bas
2eben, in bic 2erniabre :. Slid auf
oen Weg, mein 2iebling.
Simmer tleiner, immer dnsitli6er pers
ben gobs S9rtte.
8or Der Bride greift er na9 eSettens
tarrirtem llmi9laeetu1e unb b6lt fd
ein tpenig baran fef.
Gs lit 70 tpinbig, motibirt er iein BE.
gebren.
0ait 8u augit? fraste Settle mitleis
oiA.
Bob nidte beftig.
WoOot oeun? Dor Dem 2ebyer9
Nein.
Dor ben anberen Sunseu etpa?
9tein.
va, uooor beam?
Q6, Dor oem 2erneH, plabt bas Sinb
beraus.
Seltens Nugen merDen telGt.
sic baBt in biefem 2lugenblid bic
Serri6aft, Die ger fein @rbarmen nit
benz Sungen bate.
gtuu fiebt mun f6on bas sroBe, rptbe
Saus.
@inmaI mar er i6on bort nit benz
Batter, aIs biefer i'm ausemelbet bate.
81, Der 3aufenb, Sic brinsen mir Be-
teits eiHen Sobn, 0err 9oftor Stef.
fens, bate bamals Der Oireftor nit ben
ffrengen Nugen aeia9i li6 babel bic
Brille feiti6iebenb; lpie lange limo sic
benn erit fort bon uns2
Obo, bas 1T i6ou eine CUTE Manbel
Sabre ber, Derr Direftor, batte Der ga.
Ter gfnntmortet id bin ia id1On lieben
Sabre perbeiratbet, bier infer Spr6B'
ling, big iebt Der eiusi9e, er foa aud
bier lernen, po id 70 germ 9epeilt babe
her Sun1e lit uof1 iiind chen iedls
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larer. sic iinp uusse5sidnet in Der
Wdide unb i'm Sam sefdrbt.
Sdcttifde 3epbpre aletleeter Mcbe
in aaen Wauitern, iclib sefarbt, 81 3pl
breit, 25 Gents.
Gine babiDe Iusipatl BON Sdpttis
iden @bumbrahs 35 uno 40 Gents.
@rcser 8rrrutb bon @lasapu Be-
pbprs oller Nrt.
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0efdrbte 9alpns.

40 3cu breiter 8attiit, quite Baare,
10 unb 123 Gents per Durb; Ylaib
aawns, 80 3oQ brett, in 4 Sarbcn, 10
Gents; 100 9tide Berth OrsanSies,
125 Gents; Gable @Oro Orsanbies, 12a
Gents; Beriii6er Man auer Nrt, 80 uno
35 eents; amerieun ebunies. sebrudt
unb edtfarbis, IA 0urbs far 81.
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@ei6e 9apns.

25o0 garts 5beer, .pairscorS. glaib
9aUns, 10 Gents per Oarb; Marieilles
bon l24 Gents per Oaro an; feline
Biques, IS Gents per yarb; DreB @aul=
brics, 121, 163 unb 20 @ents; enslifde
@ambrics uno gainiocts, SO 3ou brett,
20 Bic so Gents.
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9llnerifuniide Satius.
Sn aeuen i@Suen Mullern nur 10
Gents per Yuro.
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Sriid)e 9einen;enge.

glOuien 9einen, gslfaft grOmn ureB
Sinens, Is @ents; braun 2einen. Battilf,
bon 10 @ents an; Semen. @ambrice, SO
Gents Zig 81, unb pieles Mnbere.
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S,amns.

Wir haben ieet mebrere bunbert Stide
amsrituaii6en, enolifden, iriiden, fras<
53liIden unb i6wei5er 6abrituts sur Qln-
ltdt ous'ieseu.
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Oie
WOdentliGe Treie Yreiie flir Seras
eri1eint
ieoen Donneraag
unb foitet
$3.50 fir OaS Sabr pber $1.25 fir
6 Mpnatc lit SurauSbesablmnA.
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@inc pOuitanbias Auapobl FER ueue=
ften Muiter gu 12a unb Is Gta. per Warb.
156 Stide 'sNew Departure" 5u 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies finb Oluifer irans0fiaer aanifz
Ter unb CUTE gBaaren
1889 6riibiinoamaaren in fpliben Gar
ben 1255, Is unb 20 Gents.
sdottiide 3epbDrs.
Oieie Waareu rperoen inlmer rppus
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- R6nig 2eopolb bon GeIgien, Der
MoHar6 beg &oHaoFaatss. beabfitbtipt
bennddft oisiem 5taate einen 8eiu6
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Barnatp's ameritaniide @insbams
titr Oamen- unc ainosr Sleiber, ertra=
fein, 20 Gents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14
GEORGETOWN.

NOT ENOUGH WATER FOR THE MuLs.-The
mills were again compelled to shut down to-
day owing to insufficient supply Of water
from the canal. The mills were running sew
eral hours last night
The BIG WATER MANA large force OF
laborers have begun to excavate the trenches
on the Conduit road near the distributing
reservoir for the new 4S-inch water main.
WHISKY AND JEALOUSY prompted John knight,
colored, to hurl a coal oil lamp (Which luckily
was not lighted at Mary Moulton last night.
She was badly injured by it. knight was ar
rested by Officer Conton.
The WEST WASHINGTON MUSICAL AND LITER
AIRY ASSOCIATION last night elected the follow
ing officers: Mr. Jas. l.. Turner, president; Mr..
Ignatius, vice presidents Miss Katie Brown, Sec
rotary; Miss Bessie Nash, assistant secretary
Rev. j. =. Cox, treasurer
A DARK THISG.-A colored witness in the
Police Court Yesterday told Judge Mills that il
was dark thing for Wayman Brooks to do ia
climb over his back fence. Brooks was charged
with disturbing the quiet Of Georgetown
Brooks paid fine Of S.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT Z
A.M.-Great Falls-temperature, 70; condition,
80. Receiving ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, IS; con-
dition at north connection, So; condition al
south connection, 36. Distributing reservoir
temperature, 70; condition at influent gate
house, So; condition at effluent gate house, Sc.
High tide in the river today at lI:26 pm. low
tide at 5:22 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING SrAA


CORPORATION CoURT.-The corporation court
Judge Norton, has closed its September term
Before the close of the term the commissioner
report of the sale of real estate on Prince street
III the Whittlesey case was confirmed The suit
of Lucas agt Lucas referred to Commits
sloner Callahan for report and the cases Of y.
Summers agt. +. Miller of Washington aud Of
X. b. Poulton OF Washington agt X. $. Douglas
were ordered to be removed to the circuit
court.
The NEW OII-TANK HoUsE-One of the
most recent additions to building here has
been made by the Baltimore united oil COM
pany on the margin Of the river near Lee and
Pendleton streets at the place formerly occu-
pied by Schryer's morocco factory There
three cylinder tanks and supply house have
been put up, well dug, &c. railroad track
will be laid and the establishment will 20 into
operation within u few weeks
NoTEs.-The testing and hanging of the cleo
trio lamps still goes on and the work is near its
completion.-The German building associa-
ton, No. 4, has determined to invest in real
estate and to build and rent houses. There
were few applicants for loans.-The rain
stopped the improvements on Cameron and
Henry streets yesterday, but work was resumed
today.-The annual list for 1889 of insolvents
owing taxes and of the delinquent property has
been filed in the clerks office of the corporation
court.--Harry c. Brice of this city has been
appointed a clerk in the Danville railroad Office
at Washington.-The Arlington mining COM
pany has been chartered here. Mr. g. F. Hill
OF Washington is the treasurer.--Potomac
lodge, 10. OF, last night conferred the de-
gree OF Truth" upon candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14
THE AVENUE WORK SET BACK.
Capt. Symons Doubts Whether it Will
be Finished Before the Big Parade.

Things are looking very blue this morn
Ing. said Capt. Symons, speaking to a STAR
reporter Of the chances of completing the ave-
nue. pavement in time for the knights Templar
parade IN October, land unless this bad
weather holds up have my doubts Of its being
completed on time. You see," he continued,
ut Is impossible to lay the pavement unless
the foundation is perfectly dry, as the water
under it would tend to rot the asphalt While
consider that this weather has given the work
a black eye. everything may yet be well, pro-
vIded the elements are with u.s."
MAJOR CRAWFORD SAYS IT DEPENDS ON THE
WEATHER.
Ma Or Crawford was seen at the District
buildings this morning. He said that of course
the wretched weather had been a great set
back to the work, but if now they would have a
stretch Of good weather there would be no
doubt OF the completion of the avenue, at least
from It'll street to 18th.
COMMISSIONERS DOUGLASS SAYS
lie thinks the contractor below It'll street should
get TO work at the earliest possible moment
aud use every effort to finish the work in time
for the big parade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14
MOURNING INTO HIS SANITY.
Two Army Surgeons to Report on the
Mental Condition of Capt. Armes.

Next Tuesday morning Capt. Geo. A. Armes,
U.S-A-, retired, who recently figured in
eourt-martial case at the War depart
ment for having pulled the nose of
Gov. Beaver, will appear at the National medi-
Cal museum in this city for examination by two
surgeons Of the army, John S. Billings and
Washington Matthews. They will endeavor to
discover whether or not there is any truth in
an information recently filed at the War de-
partment by certain person to the
effect that Armes is insane and
irresponsible for his actions. The
board Is instructed to keep the name Of the
complainant secret, to go thoroughly into the
case, examining his private life and his business
Tor evidence, and To use every means to deter
milne his exact mental condition
Ii Is not thought at the War department that
the board will be able to do anything in the
case. and in that event recourse will be had to
the courts II Capt Armes should be adjudged
insane he viii be confined in an asylum but
Is pay as a retired officer will continue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14
Whipped Almost to Death.

A special from Cullman, Ala, reports the
whipping almost to death of preacher and
school teacher named Walls near that place.
Walls was teaching country school, and some
OF his patrons accused him Of chastising their
children too severely. Thursday night, as
walls was on his way home from prayer meet
ing, he was surrounded by half q dozen prom
inent residents Of the neighborhood, all Of
them patrons OF his school, aud beaten severely
ne was informally injured and IL 10 thoughtihe
VIII Ole. He recognized his assailants and they
have all been arrested. They were required to
give bonds in the sum Of 5000 each TO await
the result Of Walls injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14
Fire In Virginia.

A two-story frame dwelling house in Virginia
on the new road from Georgetown to Falls
church and situated about mile above the free
bridge was burned last night shortly before
midnight and the reflected light on the low
flying rain clouds illuminated this city for an
hour OF more. The house was owned by the
Domestic sewing-machine company and occu-
pied by Mr.. Richard b. Burr II was totally
DESTROYED, together with the furniture and a
lot of clothing. The fire was caused from the
explosion of an oil lamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14
COLONIAL BEACH tomorrow, Sunday, 18th
September; last day.

Joseph Metz, an italian, while cleaning an
awning in Chrystie street, New York, yesterday
afternoon. touched an electric wire and was in
stantly killed.
Carl Schurz returned from Europe to New
York yesterday.
Shortly after midnight Thursday night there
was eloudburst directly over Coney Island
the water coming down in tremendous auanti-
ties and doing almost much damage to the
lawns in the rear of the big hotels as the waves
had done in front
The Pennsylvania storage company's large
planning mill at Olean, NY, was entirely de-
sHoyed by IRE Yesterday afternoon. Loss,
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14
WANTED-LOTS.

w $40 600 to $40, 600, Cheap Lot Of Ground or q
Number Of Small Houses that will pay well Is invest
ment. l. A. MCINTYRE, 9lS + St se14-6t
WANTED-TO PURCHASE LOTS ON PLEASANT
w Plains. encuinoered OF unencumoered- W W.
MkTCALF, 1881 ct. sel3-3t
WANTED /. LOTS IN THE SOUTHEASTERN
w section OF the city for immediate customers
se12-3t g. A JORDAN, l4l7Fst
WANTED-TO PURCHASE LOT. IMPROVED OR
w unimproved. cheap for cash. in any part Of clty
stating price and location. Address Z. H. s., atsr
office. pel2-3ts
VNANTED-FROM OWNERS FOR INVESTMENT
well located Lots, especially in section; state
price and location; no agentA Box 134, Star ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-14
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-HOUsESl WANT ONE OR TWO
small Houses now rented to pay as good in vest
WANTED , EIGHT OR TEN ROOM HOUSE BY
w october l. for one year or longer IL suited North
Bent not to exceed $40 Address I. as, Front RSss.
WANTED-A HOUSE ABOUT ROOMS IN n W.,
w rent not to exceed $50, by a lawyer with small
FAMILY s 1s, and No children 4 viii lease for
WANTED-MoDERN BRICK HOUSE, ABOUT
eight rooms, in northwest not to exceed $4,000.
AdaEess giving full par'ieuaEs % s,., oo.
WANTED-A wELL-BUILT BRICK HOUSE OF
street En nne rooms located On some nsrsc nS
to rs ooo Give price and description. Boz lSI Star
WANTED-A SEVEN OR FIGHT ROOM MODERN
kHFa%aihz ss Of
GOOD I'D y p.sns
Houses in my hands at once; careful attention given
70 al and prompt
WAAsMrI.6EIp 8 IRoMgT PIP. Nc
sSs S'na
WANTED-To RENT AT ONCE, WITH PRIV
,nnst iese OF 6uyins Small House In good LOCATION;
o s.' have carriage house Address Box Sc Sia5
ss BH sMALd FAMILY
Pask ssFH Second audor Office
WANTED-HoUsES TO RENT-HAvE EXHAUs-
w ted my list: can rent desirable houses imme-
dlately. +. w. GRAHAM, sos IA ST. NV. se12-3t
WANTED-BY OCTOBER 1-SMALL COY
w House, attractively furnished partially in
an eligible locality at moderate rental Address B.
=, 1I2' Pacific ave., Atlantic City, NJ. se9-6t'
WAaNITdEpITTHa60NUJsEs TO RENT can FURNISH
once; your houses are vacant rent them for
you without delay; prompt settlements and careful
attention guaranteed rent collections specially.
CAMPBELL W. BUSHNELL, Attorney -at-Law,
au23-lm zoos st. NV
WANTED-IF YOU HAVE NOT SUCCEEDED IN
w hnding good tenant for your houses bring them
to us as have large demand for houses of all kinds
HEBRON 4 RAMEY, 1907 st. NV. aul7-1m
WANTED-THE STRICT ATTENTION WHICH
w our office with an experience Of nearly 10 years)
Is giving to its Rental Department has enabled to
houses to offer for rent.
Residents or non-residents having Furnished or
Unfurnlshed Houses or Stores to Rent have
special attention to their interests by placing them
our hands. JOHN SHERMAN & CO,
AUSTIN 1907 + at,
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-lY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE RoHRn
w With Two Rooms, west Of l4th st private family
PreierSed; rsfsrenoss exchanged Address E,W.J,
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Go TO BALTIMORE VIA THE BALTIMORE AND
OHIo.-The only 45-minute line to the Monu-
mental City. Twenty-four trains, OF which six
are 45-minute express trains, leave Baltimore
and Ohio station, one square from the Capitol
Round trip during exposition week, $I.2O
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EOR SALE
Il lll4 and lll6 9th 81.
s.w., b.h-. ar. and 4
~. b. In rear. .......s6.00C
4O4 and 4oo llth ST.
s.w., b. b., Or. -. ). GOO
23e l3x st. s.w., b.h.,
MI, ,00C
14l2 2sth 81. n. w., B.
30 an and aaa ISL 3; .oOo
s.w-,f.h.. 5r. 1900
113 II st. u. e., b. h.
H....--.--..-...4.25 O
423 n st. n. W, In.
and 2houses rear. 1000
lbs V st. NV, b. u,
1913 18th ST. n. W.
tn, lr............-3,715
34s ana 3i4 ii st. s.S wv
f.h., Ar. 800
23yl1 aud PAL 1871 IT.
s.w., f.h., 4r........2,200
IL Capitol alley s.w.,
b. h., 6r............. l.4o0
SO0 alley bet. 9Th and
10Th. q aud II s.w. LOO
Alley bet. Al and 9th,
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WANTED-HOUSES-I WANT ONE OR TWO
w Small Houses now rented to pay as good INVEST
ment on $1,000 to $500. s. E. O., Star Office.
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EOR SALE-OAK AVE, TAKOMA PARK-CHEAP-
est and Most Desirable Nine room Cottage 81 600
ieet OF ground, hne well. shade, orchard. garden,
poultry and running water. Only $4,000 See prem
ises and OWNER. sel4-ots
EoR SALE-sIX- BRICK RESIDENCE
u with mi, less than block from herdics and three
blocks from two street car lines; $4,000. Apply at
premises, 1904 b st. Sc. Ii.