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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

The steamer Huntingdon BRITISH, from Liv-
erpool for Norfolk, has put into Queenstown
leaking and with her machinery out of order. "
1t is officially announced that bill will be
introduced in the reichstag calling for a SUBJ
sidy for line of steamers between German
ports and east Africa
The Globe says: 1.-The Rush is an insignificant
little concern. Half dozen armed sealers act
ing in combination against her might easily
capture her. bring her crew into port and de-
mand their trial for piracy"
The French billiard champions, Vignaux, Piol
and Gax, are to be pitted against the Amer
leans, Schaefer, Slosson and DAILY, for a cham
pionshp contest in Paris early in December.
The London tramway and omnibus employees
will hold another meeting next Friday morning.
when their organization will be perfected and
the question ofaggressive steps for the redress OF
their grievances will be discussed. The officials
of the employing companies manifest concilis-
tory spirit.
Wilkie Collins left fortune Of upwards of
100000, including the estimated value of his
small but very choice collection of pictures and
all his furniture and splendid library, all OF
which will be sold in the course the next few
months.
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Notes From Frederick, Md.

Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.
FREDERICK, Nd, Oct &
In the circuit court here today the case of
John J. Van Fossen for the killing of Augusta
Porter was again called and the jury completed.
At an official meeting last night of the Luth-
eran church Of Frederick, of which Rev. DR..
Geo. Diehl is pastor, it was decided to change
the name to st. James Evangelical Lutheran
church. This action was done in order to in
sure the admission of the church inc the synod,
which has heretofore been refused owing to
the conflict between the two churches here.
Joseph Croft, of Middletown, this county,
has passed successful examination and has
been appointed a cadet at the naval academy,
Annapolis.
The barns, adjoining buildings. crops and
implements on the farm OF d. j. Baumgartner
hear Westminster were destroyed by fire q few
evenings ago.
The presbytery of Baltimore is in session al
Homecoming, with Rev. W. L. Ould and Prof
Q. W. Ely as representatives from the church
here.
The entries in the different departments of
the fair, which commences here on Tuesday
next, have been SO many that additional space
will be required Throughout the whole ex-
hibition.
George Phillips and wife, who are charged
with recently stealing team from the Rev. c.
ID. Mccullough OF Poplar Springs. have been
held for the action Of the grand jury of Howard
county.
Thomas Gettinger, a well-known Frederick
baseballist who has recently been playing with
the st. Louis team, has signed with that or.
ganizationfor next season. He is to receive q
salary of two hundred dollars per month.
VIM. Mantz Thomas, who died in Washing
ton Saturday night last, was grandson of the
late VIM. Mantz Of this city. The remains
were brought here yesterday and buried in
Mt. Olivet cemetery.
John Ogle who has been on trial in the cir
cult court here for several days past on the
charge of forgery, was found guilty and SEN
fenced to fifteen years in the state peniten-
tiary. FIN.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
lrOR SALE Or EXCHANGE
l. FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
NEAR PRINCETON, NJ
On THE HIGHWAY pRINUETON I'd TPENTn

N.
highly improved Country Place, situated nearly
two miles Princeton college and three miles from
beautiful There are 100 acres Of land under a high
state Of epitivation improvements consist of fine
turna CRATES and open IRE places. The out6uiid.
and fixtures for the accommodation Of fne horses and
Two nrst-class Tenement Houses. thirty-four acres
10 nne stand OF grass twelve acres Of meadow wsered
1y Twelve acres Of wheat aud
come IN corn, oats and truck also . tine orchard of
The mansion stands a beautiful plateau sur
rounded by nne old trees of various species
G Juhn Py the
and IN all its appointments is considered by good
Il viii Be sod Tor. sI5.oou On u accommodating
terms, will be exchanged Tor property e. near
For sale BY J.xN. HgYcK,
Or address Po. Box 42s. Washington. DC oc7-et
1TOR SALE : HYATTsVILLE = ONE S-ROOM
y Frame Dwelling on Raj road ave /; one / -room
properly within Hyattsvilie The same ior
s-roo Frame DWELLING near depot all in nrst-class
order and ON easy terms. Also . number OF beauti-
July located Lots, very cheap.
AZ oatoaiid; nss; lot scre beautifully located
A number Of Lots; well located and convenient to
depot: very cheap.
LAadovsr and other stations near WssLing ton on B.
ana Taey r ~; terms easy Apply to pUCKEII
room Cottage On Melrvse ave-, near railroad sta
ton; very desirable at $40 per month Apply to WM
l. Lands for SAFE or Exchange We have millions OF
Are; ;J,S Tor sale aud can suit An NJ. REAz CO. o2l
4, OR Saloon METROPOLITAN BRANCH b. d
L ". Lott. Cottages, Couutry Homes and on
oe4-,m COOKE D. LUok Ssy + 8.
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GENTS SUITS SoouREp
GEORGETOWN.

DANoERous-The attention Of the authori.
ties Is called to the existence Of a dangerous
hole in the sidewalk on East Market Space
Residents on the upper part of Slst street COM
plain OF the foul odors which arise from the
sewer in that locality, and it is the belief OF
many OF them that several cases of diphtneris
in that neighborhood originated from it.
SURIESDERED.-Wm. Granderson, who es-
capped from the chain gang on October while
at work on the street and who has since evaded
the authorities, came to the station this morn
ing and gave himself up.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT Z
AM.-Great Falls-temperature. so; condition,
36. Receiving reservoir 60: con-
dition at north connection. sc; condition a,
south connection, SO. Distributing reservoir
temperature, IS; condition at infuent gate
house, Sc; condition at effiuent gate house, Sc
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Minnesota Bows Fight With Rifles.

A dispatch from Brainerd, Mimi, saysi A
feud has long existed between the boys
living on the east and west banks of the
Mississippi river, and west side boys de-
clared q war Of determination against the east
siders. Armed with small breeoh loading rifles
two west siders stationed themselves behind an
old saw mill and opened FIRE on the others, fr-
ing across the stream. The latter were armed
only with toy pistols, but stood their ground
until four rifle shots were fred. the last bring
ing down Bert Tray, aged nine years, the bul.
let striking him in the groin. The little fellow
will probably die. The attacking children 6sd
and have not yet been found They we're but
ten or twelve years old
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Uncommonly Hard Headed.

from tht new 1OrK THICK
While Engineer Thomas Mulay Of the Morris
and Essex road was running his train ever the
Hackensack river bridge Saturday night he
saw the head OF an old man thrust up between
the ties. He brought his train to standstill,
but not till the head had been struck by the
lower works of the locomotive. The owner OF
the head was not 80 badly injured that he was
unable to give his name Is Stephen Sheppard
of Summit, NJ, and ask for chew Of tobacco.
He said that he had left q train, which he had
taken by mistake, at the Midland crossing, and
had fallen between the ties while trying to walk
over the bridge. He was making an effort to
climb to the top Of the ties again when the
train struck him.
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ADJUSTMENTS

MUSICAL RECEPTION TO THE VISITING sIR
M Knights and their Ladies' st the Br dopry Palace
Of Music, 1928 fsnnsylvAnia ave-, THURSDAY after
sineing Of Master Bistchford Kavanash the phenom-
email 10y soprano Of Chicago assisted by Mr.. Warren
Nichols of Baltimore, pianist the Nisses Leland Of
Washington and other talent oce
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

" TEE EvrSrSs srAn 10 sveryvhsre rscog-
nised and admitted to be. In every quality. the
leading and fsvorite Newspaper Of the National
oepisi, Alike In the counting-room. the work.
mop and the family circle. Pretty much
everybody in the pissric. reads II regularly. I
therefore much the best advertising mediun
IN the city; and. In proportion to circulation
Us advertising rates orv olso much De cAeap,st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

EOR sALE-sEvEN NEwTwo-sToRY AND BACK
- building Bricks in . desirable neishborhood.
northeas street to be concrsts I'd this Year Houses
contain SIX rooms and BATH and substantially con-
led under the owners personal supervision nm
1sned IN style creditable ~ . much larger house
Price paced at figure to command attention from in
Sssors as well e hpme-seekers; will sell quickly call
CS5) WASH'N DANENHOwER,
Ills ST. NV.
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Tobacco Juice in the AIIigator,s Eve,

In the Police Court today Vim. Palmer, .
colored boy, was charged with tormenting ami
mails in the zoo. Mr.. weeden, In charge 81
the zoo, testified that they had been greatly
troubled recently by boys tantalizing the AMI
mails: that they had recently lost a monkey
through boys trying to teach il cigarette smok-
ing, and this boy spit tobacco juice in the eye
of an alligator. The court imposed fne Of %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

ONLY SINGLE FARE TO BALTIMORE AND
RETURN VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The admira BILE location Of the Pennsylvania
railroad station, this city, within q stones
throw Of Pennsylvania avenue. and the three
stations Of the company in Baltimore render
this road the popular route between Washing
ton and Baltimore. See the low rate offered
for the round trip.-AduL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

EOR SALE-BEAUrIFUL CORNER HOUSE
- overlooking small reservation formed by Rhode
Island ave- and SITS. NV Convenient three lines
OF cars House contains nine rooms and cellar Eiec-
tric bells, tiled heartns and vestibules Heated by
furnace Pretty parking viii be sold on easy terms
Frlce SS,ooO. WASHN DAAENHOWER,
MOI 1ll5 ct. NV.
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E0R SALE-TW0 VERY HANDSOME PRESS
4 orick Fronts, trimmed with brown stone; located
on Y ST. near 9TH NV; rooms and BATH two stair
Ways al m lot 1871 o. to alley: will be completed
by November /. Inquire of
WAsH'N DANENHowER, Ills st. NV.
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From the Philadephis Inquirer.
gentleman who 10 spending the fall months
at the Misses Jardine's fashionable boarding
house at Berwyn tells . remarkable story Of .
goose that belongs to the establishment There
is an old colored gardener on the place named
Henry, who has been in the family service
for thirty years, and 10 devoted 10 his employ.
ers, but more especially TO Q goose that has
been his constant companion for nineteen
years. This goose follows him around like Q
dog, going 10 market with him, following q few
steps in the rear and occasionally giving hiss
Of satisfaction. When Sis Goose, a. the fowl
is called, II not allowed to 60 out of the yard 10
always stands at the gate with its neck through
the bars waiting for Henry. sometamss Sis
Goose remains for hours patiently awaiting her
master, and when he appears in the distance
sets up q loud Missing. Last wesk the Misses
yardine had little nephew two years old visit
ing them Old Henry took fancy 10 the child
and carried il out into the yard 6is Goose
saw the pair, became Jealous 81 once. and nsw
at old Henry's face, and IL took I'll his efforts
10 keep the goose from picking he ehilds syss
out He escaped into the house and has never
since paid attention 10 any one else. TIE e.
tente cordiale IL re-establishsd between henfy
and Sis Goose and they take their daily waike
together 10 their mutual satisfact1on-
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t'Ok SALE-FACtNG STANTON SQUARE, On
j. cor Mass. ave- and 4th st. me- .Wo-story anu
easement Brick circular tower and two bay windows
ulEe fooIns; heated Ny furnace electric bel o; pa
gered thirty-tour feet front ave- wide parking
Price So.ooO. WASHN DANENHOa e.R,
So' Ills 4 st. u w.
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DIR. Leonard's Conservation.

The general convention In New York having
given its assent to the conservation Of the Rev.
DIR. Leonard, late rector of St. Johns parish
to be bishop Of Ohio, the conservation viii
take place next Saturday in st. Thomas's
church, New York, at III o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS INVESTED NOW
HUNDRED PER CEN IN A FEW YEARS. CON
SULT DANENHOWER, Ills ST. W.
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EoR SALE-HANDSOME STONE-FRoNT RESI-
Il dence in choice neghborhood northwest; ned
IA elegant sty le twelve rooms. BATH but
taIr price; 31o, 800
Ql4) WASH'N DANENHOwER,
111o st. w,
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FOR sAI.E-!TwELFTH ST. NEAR Q NV AND
- Iowa Circle, Frame House a beautiful lot,
22fx95. to an alley Rented for Sl2 Excellent ia.
vestlnent Price S1.75 per foot.
900 WASH'N DANENHOwER,
11l5 st. nv.
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FOR RENT-uOUSES.

E sIa il ]. IL. .iSS e i: n: q:
- ;$ isSi =; =
l223 iiIh ST. Nv. sr..4S ~ L 81 q w. Or ls 3Q
IL ~ 5ss IT NV NV si "a sss Mas. ~ ne: ST. Is
4 45 st: s. s's ;:
ST 3. " Sc =: g
43s St NV ST. 80. 30 Io4 q. nv: 5r.... 1890
sss 81 s e s5a Sc :: sa5S
i iSi s a !: sl :y: 5SS
;.rs. DO. g $50 is; sPSsi;
81 $StG I'LL { s. ~; \: !,
81 ~ !; s In :;
Oc5 BIZ WARNER Co. s1s Est. NV
RENT IaJ P sgI ,NoaTawEsI
sr.Se noor aud - rooms above al IN rood orde on
s at nc t.Fz how nteEs
i st; 3-story and Basement Brick. 10 rooms. Is
'h oei! ys.r'' s7'' N. NJ R i1sS i !,
f EsfETs sI aa2 sl7 81 M RrA
HOUSES
I,S ISs $3.50 aols 10th n~
i44S ST nx.. p.ssy rs i4ai :: NV.
2t lsE' 81 Dir iSS tSs e g
81 !. nv si ssS IA
SszS e. Nv g So o. sr :1 4I::;.i
NV. Il sg i nsl: y g. 7.a e
4S2 st. NV Or...;. 90 81 9Th ct u. e. 5r....l5
tprsr De i46s 20 t e S M .y ST. M 4r
~ III = R 81 w.. II ilr...3s 1 49, kans Srl
= as's iE;:'' Z s::
'ss r l. ave- All d. 81 e ~: ss.s
s S.s and Fl a. .y sm an %sP isS%' ii
and III bx room ON ~ .oU.. 5
s,. n .S1ohEs: &c:
str: "a SSns .. s s;sS :s:: Sai
Hall. 18th sts n w..3oI nw..................lo
% :. Of si
lie Isl and i5th. local TH6s WXedxGxS.'
i q, tmeLthat hand;oEs Corner Properly House
corner Mass.e b a.stts ave. and | 1th st;
and
one Of the most attractive homes in Warrington Will
4-5m JOHN sHIkMA3 60. t f4uS 81 St 70
EoR RENT-FRoM OCTOBER 1-l3Ol 2IsT ST.
nv. very desirable corner brick residence con-
tanning rooms aud bath, furnace, open fire places.
ELECTRIC bells and all modern improvements: house is
beautifully decorated and In perfect order.
Price $50 per month.
THOS. ]. FISHER CO.,
se26-lm 1924 ct.
EOR RENT-HOTEL WINDSOR, COR 18TH AND
i n Y. ave. Recently remodeled and repaired
throughout steam heat and electric bells located
square opposite Presidents house. u 3 Treasury,
State War aud Navy departments: pass door for
all parts of city. Address j w. MARIN. Washington
DC. sa6-Jms
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Tor sALE-FACING SOUTH ON L ST. NEAR
two baths: every convenience; Charming home: lot
22x10O. Price S13. 600
C7O WASHN DANENHOwER,
Ills ct. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

EoR sALE-oNLY TWO LEFT OF THAT HAND
L some How OF Iwo-story and Cellar Houses on the
hOrth SIDE OF Corcoran st New Hampshire ave-
quit by l. +. Schneider contain rooms furnace aud
every modern Improvement: handsome paper; choice
nelehbOrhood; rent readily at S465u Excellent m
Sestment or delightful home Lot lyxS7. Price
$1,000. WASH'N DASEN GOWFR
ri u@W Ills 81. NV.
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lCOR sALE-BRICK STORE ON 14TH ST NEAR
u northwest. pretty show windows: good tenant;
ground rapidly increasing in value lot 20xl2U Price
$4,000. WASHN DANENHOWER,
800 Ills st. Nv.
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EOR ALE-GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR sECUR-
4 ing Oh ap Home or Investment, Three Two-story
and Cellar Press Bricks eight and bath: ali IN
Ii just Completed; lot lGxl % to alley located on 9th
st. near z NV; must be sold: offer wanted
t44) WASH'N DANENHOWER,
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

Judge Bunce, % he was familiarly called.
died ct his home near Port Huron, Mich, yes
terday, in his one hundred ana second wear.
His full name was Zephaniah Webster Bunce.
He was born at Hartford, Conn. The famous
.'charter oak" stood on what was the original
Bunce farm.
The twelfth annual pageant Of the yelled
prophets occurred in St Louis last night and
was greeted by almost the entire population
Of the city, reinforced BY 2oo, 900 visitors.
Erserburger, the Baltimore wife boator. YIN
be given thirteen lashss TO-DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

MAGNIFICENT SERVICE TO BALTIMORE Own
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-Twenty-one ad-
mirably equipped trains leave the centrally To-
Gated 6th-sreet station, Pennsylvania railroad,
for Baltimore every day. Visitors should take
advantage Of the low rate offered by this road
and see the handsome city of Baltimore before
returning home.
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Henry and SIS Goose.

DoN'r FAN TO attend the Louvre Glove o.. n
opening tomorrow, 6l4 9Th street-Adu6
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SOUVENIRS OF CONCLAvE WEEK! GRAND
VA Ohl ~ Ills Or El..-D BY DAN ENHUa Err
F0k SAFE AND PAYING INVESTMENTS IN REAL
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TOR SALE-vERY COMPLETE AND WELI-BUrI,T
Il New lwo-story and Basement Brick on I'd lust
south OF st. NE; contains seven rooms and bath
Hastily pspered. Lot IL .6x6S. Price 5000 Easy
terms. WASHN DANESHoWER
1921 lI15 = az n m
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Tor SALE-NICE NEW TwO-STORY BRICK
Il containing six rooms. bath and all modern i'm
provements, located on 9th st me- Convenient
to cars and herdics. Lot Is 6xlI7. Price $1,000.
NO WASH'N DANENHOWER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

VISITORS CAN OBTAIN RELIABLE INFoRMA-
DANENHOwE Rs. lllo + ST. NV.
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lfOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY ON WATER
y ST., Georgetown, Two-story Brick Store with
Wharf lot 20xl2O. Cheap at $3.50.
GID WASHN DANENHOWER
lllD W
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FOR SALE-HOUSES &LOTS
MONEY INVESTED now IN WASHINGTON
NhAL ESTATE WILL PAY HANDSOME PROFITS
IN A SHORT TIME

L dence on 9Th st. within two squares Of Dupont
circle three stories with basement kitchen
and all modern conveniences: house 10 beautifully
pagered; furniture and carpets Of elegant styles
fact Of the best and the house ready for
Immediate occupancy; lot 21xS5: permit to inspect
can be obtained ct my ONCE
(llO wAsH'N DANENHowER,
Ills F ST NV.
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ATTENTION. SIR kmaHrA

Sir Knights desiring Uniforms for the approaching
Concl.ve viii please leave their orders without delay
TO enable ~ to make them in time.
Ostrich Plumes Gsuntlsts. Belts, Cana and Parts q
Uniforms supplied aS Factory pricea
An Uniforms strictly Of best quality and guaranteed
regulation and sold q aowest prices.
wuLETT 3 RUoFT.
au1o-SO COS RsnnGv1vnnia svo.
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A TTENTIoN. sIR KNIGHTS!
A. . SOUVENIR OF THE GREAT TRIENN1AL
CoNCLAvE get PATENT MALTESE CROSS COIN
PURSE, FINE CARD CASE. POCKET BOOK. WRIT.
ING TABLET. DRESSING CASE. CIGAR CASE
FURNISHED sATCHEL TRAVELLING BAG. or other
the Trunk Msnufactory Of Sir Knisht
JAMES & TOPHAM
U22-3m 1921 Pa ava
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lilo f ST. NV.
FOR sLE--Two NEW TWO STORY AND BASE
ment Bricks, located on south side of St near The
SIX sea
printing office aud pension office; ground neighbor-
enhancing WASTE "a Hs'Ss Da lSi fHJS Price
SoSl lilo st. NV
Tor sALE-NICE NEW Two-sToRY BRICK
SSntsnnE six rooms bath and all modern inn
5 ana ns'a''' hS %asaA HEsf sWq21
TOR sALE-vERY COMPLETE AND wELL-BUrIT
.ou New " wSstOry and Basement Brick on % Just
'e Ssg; WAsHN DASS1EiS I
ICoR SALOON PoRTNER PLACE, BETWEEN q
eoppietest small Houses in the cty two s to
baeE 6udin; and cellar SIX rooms aud bath; besns
Shopper year ground rent. redeemable at sl.S1s al
balance can V iHi+snbfSa f4' Price
4 built Two-story Bay,~indow Bricks. facing south
9a st. near Y.h sw;6 room. s and bath each Lot
e5s' '''' ''''AA' rive WA siliHSG 6ANENHowER,
l115 st. NV.
FpsE 1sR FJa sAR F 81
LOTS FOR SALE.
FOR sALE;aEXTRAoRDINARY OPPORTUNITY
on REM kEABLE TERMS, equal TO . svings bank
Twenty Beautiful Lots located .etts ave-
sSs CASH $40 Pen HSS 81 - =: IHSfESEsf fa''
EOR sALE-I AM AUTHORIZED TO OFFER TO
sS 3 chase I'VE 3. Is p0 h
o asss Win bay =. th
OF these lots cheap 45c today ali Will Increase
II Sio 81 '''' - " WAsRN DANENHowER,
Ills stnw.
EoR sALE-CoMMANDING A FINE VIEW, LOT
and 5th ne Ioos 100: offers tempting chance for
At the low we sa q rs p sF
MANY RIAL ID BA ATs IN LOTS APrEAR -
Tor SALON rHE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET..
Egatsenth street northwest pretty lot % 7xy5.
fs rs, sz'0 ''f loot wAsTS DAsEsHowER.
EoR sALE-FACINa BOUNDARY AND K ST. n.
d; ;SsS Very cheap at &s ssa's Dfs sGs
lilo + OF. NV.
EoR sALE-oHoIcE PROPERTIES FOB INVEST
u.p CT. near ,4.A Sc, ,se.,ao "a. '' sae
tll2I Mas. ave. ss.. half square. Saoo0sa. ~,
an, ash 81. near ss.. i;S ia5;......... 5oc
q9n Est near l4ta se.. l5Ssy20 ........... l5c.
iiSii Ssnd zsS St ssI I tlsSS sss
e H1ias SSb ioSsEs soa AZ
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

EoRRENT-COMPLETEL yFURNIsHED-HAND
i soms l2-room House. In fashionsbls locality. veil
adapted for entertaining; el5O per month Tor tine
once. oc5-lmos
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ENOR SALE-TWO NEW TWO-STORY AND BASE
ment Bricks, located on south side of near the
corner OF ID 81. ne; contain six rooms and bath;
papered; well built concerted street; convenient TO
printing office aud pension office; ground in neighbor
hood rapidly enhancing In value. Lot I6x7O Price
$500 NASH'N DANENHoWER
1922 Ills + st nv
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EOR sALE-STYLISH NEW BRICK, STONE
l. trimming. beautiful parking House Contains q
rooms aud bath; furnace; cellar Hundsome fiuish
Located on 18th st. I NV Lot 1880. Price
y. 6oU WASH'N DANENHOWER,
C) Ills st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

COR SALE-ON PORTNER PLACE, BETWEEN q
L and and 14th and 18th SITS. W. One Of the
coinpletest small Houses in the CITY, Two Stories
back building and cellar Six rooms aud bath; beauti-
fully papered Lot l6x6S. Always rented at S25
500 per ground rent, redeenable at al SIS al
pleasure; balance can be arranged to suit Price
S4,OOO. WASHN DANEN HOVER,
(OO INK e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-09

EOR sALE-A ROW OF REMARKABLY WELL
built Two-story Bay.~indow Bricks. facing south
l6x65; easy terms Price $4,000.
(oS) WASHN DANENHOwER,
HIS st. n W.
SEE SUNDAY POST AND SUNDAY HERAl d FOR
FULL PAGE OF REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE BY
DANENHOWER.
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EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHEI

81 18th ct. n. W, Or. ). .125
Is Iowa circle. 12r. 1888
14Ol Stoughton 81,
llr.......--...-.--...-75
1901 2lst 81. NV, ST.. 80
col lSthst n. w......66.6 81
20l5 Hillyerplace. Or. So
1923 y 81. NV, 7r. 50
1901 Q ct. NV. Or. 80
S36 y. y. ave, 9r. A. so
.l42S l4th st-n-w. Or. 4l.67
3073 NJ St n.w..store. 9r 40
1908 18th st. II. W., .,r- 30
1907 Caroline ST., TBS