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CONCERNING BOOKS.

In a Club Corner. BY A. p. Russell.
This enjoyable volume, full of unrelated and
curious information and fancy, is quantity
advertised as "the m0nologue of man who
might have been sociable, overheard by"
the author Of Club of 0ne-a volume which
has already pleasant reputation. 1t would
have been half pity if this hermit of the
club house had been coaxed, tricked or COM
PEELED into sOciablity, for his unrelieyed
soliloquy has all the charm of dialogue.
Precisely how he slips from topic to topic, it
Is not easy to note; but he covers great ex-
tent of agreeable mental ground; citing
anecdotes, epigrams, musing, commenting,
theorizing. There is table of principal
themes-it would have been well to append a
thorough index. An appendix contains
titles for possible essays, and serves to Gre
ate in the mind longing similar to that pro-
dueed by reading in the springtime cata-
logue of flower seeds. (Boston Houghton.
Mifflin & Co.; Portland: Lcring, Short &
Harmon. Price $1.25.)
What Remember. BY Thomas Adolphus
Trollope. In this by no means slender vol
ume of "reminiscences Mr.. Trollope, at nearly
eighty years of age, is as lively and confiden-
tial and social as ever. If he is a part-and
not Sma part-of all that he has seen, his
egotism is not disagreeable. He is evidently
accustomed to meet and chat openly with a
great variety of people, and sees no cause
for reserve with the whole world He has
had remarkable opportunities for observa-
ton of the world and what it contains, and
possesses a keen and lively memory, as well
as an easy and readable style. OF the in
Vulnerable good things of this very readable
book. one may be quoted for its wit, and
also as an exponent of Mr.. Trollopes good
tempered philosophy: II have then as at all
times" he says, found life eminently worth
living And L suppose that the reply to the
question, whether it is or not, That depends
on the liver is altogether true in the pun
ming sense of the words. Also the
wonderfully neat French translation of the
punning answer, "C'est une question de fol
Qoie), contains its share of verify. And my
philosophy of the world, my faith has never
been tragic one." May Mr.. Trollope's
jolly candidacy, announced by himself. for
prolonged years in the world, be crowned
with success, for people who of an extended
sojourn here, recall chiefly its pleasant mo-
mentS cannot outstay their welcome. New
York: Harper & Brothers; Portland Lor-
ing, Short & Harmon. Price $1.75.)
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Starlight Ranch and Other Stories. BY
Captain Charles King, U. S. A. A new
book of military stories by Captain King is
certain to be success; and Starlight Ranch
is in his well-known and popular manner.
The tale which gives name to the volume is
one of ave, all of them thorough studies of the
soldiers life on the Western frontier, full of
brave maDlineSs, frank and clean romance,
rapid movement and warm feeling. Especial
ly sympathetic is the story of The Worst Man
in the Troop; and egen more so, that of
Van, the memoir of noble horse, brave
warrior, loyal comrade. whose great soul
took flight while he made for his masters
sake, last desperate dash. philadelphia;
J. Is. Lippincott; Portland: Stevens d.
Jones. Price $1.00)
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Lyrics and Idyls. BY Madison Julius
Cawein. This volume of verse is not devoid
of talent, but is so alleged with bad taste
that its value remains but small The au-
hor has an excitable fancy, metrical facility,
aid an unusually large, if not elect. vocabu-
lar1 1t appears probable that his gifts, if
they had been well directed, pruned, and
tralnel, might have resulted in some COM
mendalle and interesting poetry. But as it
is, few loems in the volume can be read with
satisfaction; few but are marred by strain
ing for effect, by distortion of words, or by
exaggeration of images. The author seems
to vibrate bNtween the desires to be aggress-
lively original and to initiate Browning and
Edgar Poe. Houses uncouth and incongru-
GUS words. trivial aud unpleasing metaphors.
One OF his heroines has complexion of
'campnor-pallor," another has hair that was
...not hair! 1.-the rays that seemed to come
Strained through the bubble IF a chrysolite.
For scenery, he offers sometimes such
beauties as "a low moon white as cctton''
and "wisteriaed portico." Mr.. Cawein
has keen and effective powers of observa-
ton; occasionally when he sets himself to
describe landscape as he has really seen it,
he writes well, barring the constant ten
dency to wrest parts of speech from their in
herent uses, and to create new vocables to
suit his imagined need. When he relates
stories Of supernatural and sepulchral loves.
after the model of Poe's unwholesome mag
inings, his work is az his worst. The gene
raj impression, on closing the volume, is-it
may be repeated-of poetic talent, real,
lively and creative, spoiled by bad taste, by
imitation-especially of Browning whose
least qualities are those not inimitable-by
violent compulsion of the vocabulary. 1t
will be a true victory if Mr.. Cawein can and
Will succeed in Christening and educating his
poetic gifts; a victory, moreover, that would
reward him richly. John P. Morton & Co..
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Promenade Concert!

Auction SALES
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evening it was voted to raise 100000 and
| spend it in advertising the resources of
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Charged With stealing a Diamond Rim,

Detective Carter yesterday arrested colored
man named William Colson, who is employed
as a servant in l2th-street boarding house,
and locked him up on a charge Of stealing =
diamond pin, the property OF Miss Bessie
Snyder, daughter of Representative Snyder.
1t appears that Miss Snyder while at the
boarding house lost her ring, which was re-
covered through Mr.. Hoffa the ieweler. 1t is
charged that the defendant found the ring and
attempted to dispose Of il at Hoffa's Mr. shil-
lington appeared for the prisoner in the Police
Court To-Day and the case was continued until
FRIDAY
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"ROCK AND RYEn DROPS
A Novel Test Case Under the LIQUOR
Laws

Judge Miller will soon be Gale upon 70
render decision in a novel case to be brought
under the liquor laws, and if presented as
charged 1t will probably be the first one Of the
Kind ever heard IN court of justice.
Warrants have already been issued in the
case on the oath Of Policeman John A. Pearson
against Alphonso Amarosa, who keeps a store
IN shotts alley northeast. The warrants made
out against Amarosa charged HIM with keeping
an unlicensed bar, selling on Sunday and sell
ing to Lille Reed, minor.
The liquor he is charged with selling is in
'rock and rye" drops, which sell for a penny a
piece.
AN INFANT AFFECTED BY THE DROPS
Lille Reed is a nurse for Mr.. q. 4. Nash OF
LIST street northeast. Last Sunday. it is charged,
the girl went into the place of Amarosa and
purchased some OF the candy drops in which IL
Is claimed there was liquor
She gave piece OF the candy to Mr. Nasb's
two-year-old child and 1t SO affected the infant.
II is claimed, that it's parents noticed it's con-
dltlon when 1t came home and questioned the
girl Policeman Pearson today got an order
on the District chemist for the analysis of one
OF the candy drops.
The warrants were placed in the hands OF
officer Pearson today and will probably be
served this afternoon.
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Andrew jackson and the BaiIin:

Ever since the establishment Of the Police
Court the officers in charge OF the prisoners
have been annoyed by the crowds of persons
who have congregsted on the sidewalk n front
OF the building to get look at the prisoners
on their way to and from the BLACK Maria"
Sometimes there many as two hundred
persons gathered in front of the court Judge
Miller has several times called attention 60
the matter and instructed the officers to dis
perse tie crowds. Yesterday Bailif Kendig or
dered the gang away and most of them obeyed
him. There was one colored man in the crowd
who claimed the freedom of the sidewalk. He
refused TO move on when told to do so and
the bailif forcibly elected him from the pave
ment
An instant later he was on the sidewalk
again and Bailiff Kendig then placed him I'M
der arrest. He gave his name as Andrew Jack
son. Five dollars collateral was left for his APP
pearance and he was released Jackson failed
to appear for trial this morning and his col
lateral was forfeited
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A New Real Estate Company.

There was meeting held few days ago at
the Office OF Van II. Manning in the Pacific
building. A real estate investment company
for the benefit of department clerks and others
has been organized and elected officers for the
first year as follows: T. r Brooks, president:
L. C. Wood, vice president; Yrou Pike, E. u.
Best, ID. Gray Purman, L. c. Wood, T. r.
Brooks and T. R. Robbins, board Of managers:
Van II. Manning aud C. P. Lincoln, trustees;
Antoine Karl, treasurer, and ]. II. Olcott,
secretary.
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Election of Officers.

The Knights of St Augustine commandery
No. 2, have elected the following officer for
the ensuing year: Rev. NJ J. Walsh, chaplain,
Robt. Coates, commander; W. J. Smith, first
deputy commander; A. Il. Thomas, second
deputy commander; DIR. w. s. Lotion. record
ing scribe; E. X. Lewis. financial scribe; Jas.
NJ. Toy, captain general; Jno. Mitchell, herald;
JAS. Dent, warden; Lewis Jackson, standard
bearer; Chas. IL. Butler, Jas. 4. jackson,
Horace Dyer, VIM. II. Smith. Henry A. jackson
and Thomas Ennis, board of governors.
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AN INFANT AFFECTED BY TIE DROPS.
Presented With a watc n.

During the graduating exercises Of the
Georgetown College medical class at Lincoln
Hall last night small package was handed to
MIR. J. A. Watson, one Of the graduates, on the
platform, and upon opening the case be dis
covered handsome gold watch, bearing his
Initials and the date OF the occasion. Mr. Rat.
son does not know who the donors are
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Mayor Beck Of vicksburg having received
kilograms from many points in the Delta APP
plying for aid, wired Secretary Proctor Sunday
night that the time for rendering .ssistancs
from tn government bad come.
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Hon. I. r. Jernigsn, ex-minister 10 Japan,
In to start o weekly democratic paper -
Raleigh. Nc.
Ex-Congressman Wharton J. Green of Fay
etteville, NC, has announced himself csndi-
date for the democratic nomination for Co.
Rress Of the third district
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Delay i'm Opening a Branch Post Office,

Owing to delay in the completion OF the
building, branch station of the City Post
Office. at the southwest corner Of l4th and
Stoughton streets will not be opened until the
10th of May, instead OF the 10th as announced.
Mr.. A. II. Holt will be superintendent of the
new station.
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Faith in Geo. Washington's Veracity

Fa1th In Geo. Washfngton's Veracfty.
A young man named Geo. Harris was called
in the Police Court this morning on charge
of disturbing the quiet of the town. Police
man Knoop was the witness who told Judge
Miller that Harris was shooting crap"
''That policeman didn't see me there" said
Harris, "but another person told him that !
was there"
''Who told him so?" asked the judge.
"Geo. Washington" was his reply.
'Did George tell the truth?"
mo, SIR"
II guess he did," said the Judge a. he i'm
posed fine of S.
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A Husbands Suit for Divorce.

Josiah Wilkinson today, by Col Jack Brown,
filed bill for a divorce from Margaret J.
Wilkinson. They were married April IA, 1868,
by Rev. Mr.. Merritt in this city, and be states
that he believes she has violated her marriage
vows. and charges that on July s, 1885, she de-
serted him without cause.
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EINE BUILDING LOT On STREET NEAR COR
l. NER OF IMENTY-FIRST STREET, 37x FEET
FRONT.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON MAY NINTH. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK, will SELL in front Of the premises, part
LOT 16, SQUARE 40,
Fronting BIN feet on street and running back to .
80 foot alley.
This property 10 admirably situated for Building.
Terms: One-third cash balance in Que and TWO years,
notes to bear six cent interest payable semi
ally and to be secured BY deed Of trust premises or
all cash, at option of purchaser. deposit Of $3.50 At
time OF sale Conyeyancng, &C., At purchasers cost.
my6-d&ds DUNCANSoN BROS !, Auctioneerr
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II 7. WALKER SONS. 2O4 10TH ST. N.w-As-
- oestos Goods. Moth proof Paper and Wax !, and
S-ply Prepared koofing, Flue Lining and Tops. W. b
Lime, Csmspss. White Wash brushes chsAp, aplS
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EoR sALE-To HOTELS. SALOONS AND RES
taurAnts: Just resolved new catalogue Of the Rat
tan summer Doors and Screens for this ssasOn lAr-
ties desiring TO have some please call s TOEPFER
Cabinet Maker. ASH St NV my5-sts
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AUCTION SALES.


(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ SITUATED AT THE CONNER Oh TMENTY-.
WASHINGTON, DC
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia passed the 18th day of April
1899, IN Equity cause number 1lOS4, the UNDER
signed Trustee will offer for sale public auction, in
'front.' OF the premises, on FRIDAY, TIE IXIkENTH
DAY OF MAY, 1890 at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, Lots
twenty-tLree and twenty-four of Frank 7. brown
ing. trustee. subdivision of lots ., 10 and IL, in
square eghty-iour, the same Icing situated at the
corner OF I'D and streets northwest
Terms sale: Une- third of the purchase money in
cash. To be paid within six days from day OF sale OF
which ~ Is 10 be paid As deposit each lot at
time OF SALE balance OF purchase money in two equal
istanents ia and years. for which purchaser
Is 10 give his note dated day of sale and to bear interest
at SIX per centum per annum all cash. AZ option Of
purchaser. FRANK L. BROWNING. Trustee,
- - 4lU 9th 81. NV.
GEO v: sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. 936 Fst
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GENTLEMAN HAS DIAMOND RING, ALSO
n Lady's. cost 1900. in pawn for sos. one Tor si2
forced to cell ticket Address DIAMONDS q. star
Office. Ii.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

I1OR RENT-FOR Tbs SUMNER MONTHS. A
Beautiful Home; Ia rooms. shade ard fruit trees.
stable &c occupied last BY foreign minister
Park ST, Mount Pleasant J. Il HEREFORD,
m6-lw 14l9 q st.
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ARTISTS.

MISS 4 T. BUTTS. ARTIST.
m 3U9 st. NV,
Ii. LIE; siss crsyons. ssx3o. este $40 with Hand.
eoDe 1Ssmas e1S. W2-6ts
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BUSINESS CHANCE

for investment which guaranteed 70 appreciate in
value the first year amount equal 10 st least the
cash half payment made. II not the trustees will
cancel the note representing the hAlsnce due and
lease the trust TO the purchaser The Subdivision Is
high and level. bounded by 29th and 33d and and NJ
streets east inclusive and 10 trsyersed by MsssAchu
setts and Minnesota avenues. The Lots offered
lower prices than Others miles farther out which
the intrinsic value of these.
The parties interested have reserved the blocks re-
quired Tor certain costly aud assured improvements
hence feel that they hazard nothing disposins Of
Lots and fractional squares with the above
tive guarantee
Call at Trustees Office go st. for pla.s and par
ticuars.
,.. c. @. BERRYMhS.
A PRIVATE LOAN sl50 WANTED FOR THIRTY
monaS sooa personal security and $50 for use
t'oh sALEcsTocK AND FIXTURES OF A No
non and Confectionery Store; ON a corner in n. q
my5,ss s0Oa rent reaSI RSI PriGe only $50
WANTEDTA PARTNER WITH SOME CAPITAL
w IN ~ell-establlshed Claim and pensiop Agency
,e purL9se Of lsrng the business N1ih
po ib nm 10 MAKE Woney for The right nan Address
A DWELLING ON CONN; AVE BET. K AND L
i,s. VIII oe chanEed for store purposes and be
Maae ready Tor occupancy on OF before Sep;einber
ohanEes VAL be made to suit the ssnart -,
my3-eo3t i513 peu1a. ave "
l. OK SALE-STOCk. FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL
OF flIst-class Retail Business Pcunsy lyauis ave
paying st.Ooo year, capital required about 200
Address q. II. o., star office. TnSaSt.
RoOk ASD STATIONERY sToRE-HAyINo
- maze bus less connections in another city Will
sen a. low inquire Tor cash my entire stock Of
uehery, Books, &c A opportunity is thus
anCraed 10 any one wishing to engage business in
inns clty. as the store, Slll NV one of the
uAhusonest and best equipped Stationery stores IN
1he District and Is tine only in West Washington
Inc STOCK Is new and complete and the business on
The llsrs Apply ct store between aud o.
mo-,1t WILLIAM ;. TAYLOR.
IGOR SALE-CHEAP-THE IRON COTTAGE
Il situated on Mass. ave. near New Jersey ave a " .
must lie removed by June l, 1890. Inquire at lo7
Pa ave-. n33t.
A RARE CHANCE TWO TwO-sTORY AND
"A Basement Brick Owe lings with all modern i'm
Irofeents Just completed will be sold separately or
toeetners upon terms Also Eight Small Brick
evenings; four rooms each; water and sewer: a pay
ihs Investment Apply 70 the OWNER. 23s 9th 4.
lie. md.
EoR LEAsE-A FINE LOT ON ST, rs FEET
m2-6t J. /. DYER. 1904 EST
III ALLET DAVIS. UPRIGHT PIANOS; THE
fl-tr H. l. SIFNNlR NJ tltI ~ N N,
- II. wALktR, NOTARY PUBLIC
Ne Dealer al Real Estate; Houses and yacapt Lots
ior sale northeast ass Louisiana ave. 420 Is ct,
ne. ia.5s- t;,n
>vINHE WORLD DO MovE"-REMEaiBER THE
L Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut The
prices; witches cleaned Ell trstclass maiu- sYrtus
warranted ole year, ell all clock lewely work at
the lowest Irces IL the city: We DEFY COMPETITION
i--f 81 NV aulG
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

4. OR REM 1907 Mass av ne, Or s2s
j stott Mansion o3rs 600 26O2-4ta l. st Or. ~ so
zig ST.. 1Ur., % 81 I'D st II ~ u
6l6 La ave. Or....-l 1905 2Sd. Or. mi. II 80
$40 18Th, mi, Or. IS. so 81 ID ST. 20 80
20l4 q, Tor, mi so 90 $40 2lst ST. 20. 40
s02 2lst at, 12r- 30. 81 IL I'd, 81. 20 40
y. 2lst and II SITS 60 6OS 2:}d ST., 6r.. Is. so
$40 10Th ST.. IT., mi. go 502 .,d St, $50
II ST., l2r.. mi so 81 137 Gath St, 6r- 1850
1916 ST.. 10 rms .5067 932 21th St, Or. so
1i-l9 Pa av.. 9r.. 80 80 2l05 NY. ave. l0r l5 80
23l5-23l7 Pa ay gr 40 30 1918 18th St 5r.......15
2027 ST. ar. nj .45 80 1905 Pa ave, 3r lib
1882 Iarch ST., lOr. 40. so 23l3 q St, r...14.3 80
1884 LRrch ST., Tor. 40. 30 4O4 ST. ne. l3
2l25 l. St. Sr mi. 40. SO :1Sl5 Va l2. so
2l2g St, yr, m 4. 81 90 2605 st, 5r.... 1880
1882 22d st, Or. $3.50 2422 Va ave, 5r
1909 24th, ST. .m.i... 35 2G04 st. Or ..........l0
2l32 Pa. ave, IT. 80 50 ID Dingman st., Are 80
1913 I'D, Sr &c. so 65S Navy Place, 5r 3 80
1002-4 goth. store. 80. 7CI
WEST WASHINGTON.
1926 32d Or. h stores 25 1914 29th ST.. 7r s2o SO
.yU2 NJ ST, tr.. u. POI $40 Olive Al Or 2l
3Ul2 Duubarton Sr 81. 90 .SO3 NJ st. " -. II SO
BOOB ST. Or, L. 80. 30 I2lO 3Uth St Or 80 3 80
l24S olst+ ar, mi. -. 80,
fora ipll list apply - WESCOTT WILCOX
M lAu1 Ia
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I'OR sALE-NEw BROWN STONE AND BRICK
n House; 10 rooms: steam heat; $4,000; lll3 v
ST NV. Apply for cards TO inspect TO l. f. RAN
DOLPH, Room 26, lie Droit Building ml-th.s tu ST
V,OR sALk-NEW HOUSE, n ". CORNER OF o
Il and Columbia sts. Ia rooms: all modern conven-
fences model of good work manship; 800; watch
man can show it. w. j. NEWTON. SO2 Ut.
m1-ths,tu,3t
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SPECIALTIES.

hR: HAYWARD. SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS
~ Diseases. kevitalizes the weak; affections
tbat have long resisted medical treatment alone.
OLDEST MEDICAL ELECT kICIAN. Thirteen years
IL city Consult Tree. Sl5 18th st. NV. ap2l-lms
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LNuR RLNT-CHLAP-A NEW EIGHI-ROOM
Il House on Maple ave. L. DrClt PARK ,o
10 and IL 81. NV. new. rooms and batn; sJu;
lOls 2Ist st, d rooms and Dath, CABINET HlALI'eis
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sALE-TEN-RoOM BRICK HOUSE 1914 r
City Pc. Box 5Sl. myf,-5t.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and U. ;. Commissioner.
JNO. Z. BEALL. 1921 ST. W.
IN once irom am. 10 y. m nit
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ny3 L IL WARNER CO, GIG Fnnv

I.OK RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
u 23Oi la Ay.. lUr... $50 1874 II St, llr. s75
1s4S : ave, Sr-.....-.3U All l2th St. 81,
las Union Ylace--...... Once rms Az IA a
lhEe- halls centrally located rent moderate.
sp5-30t. IlLEk 4 kUTEEkEORD, 1907 nnv
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EOR SALE-VERY
l. Brick Dwelling on
dining room and kitchr
and bath room above;
dry and servants bath
electric bells: all mod.
rear of lot. fronting
permit TO inspect apply
EURD- lHn1 r - ID w
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l,OR RFNT = THIRTEEN-ROOM BRICK, 20
Il Grant place; so. Brick, 1904 st. NV, eight
s25 Frame, 33S II ST. n. six rooms; $50.
mti-t{t AIBERT r. FOX. $40 81. NV.
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l. 5O2, 1906 AND sos 18th Ct NV, 10 roous.
l444 S. E.w, 5 rooms
m3-3t PLANT 4 IURPIN. 1929 Y Y ave N W
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OK REM
u $50 6th t.s.e.. 1856
1915 RI av. NV, l0r. 30
81 l NC. ave. Sc, Sr. 40
Az ; ST. Il. W., 1Ur. A.
I'LL 18Th. llr., all m.i.45
1lS II st. ne, 6r...25.4O
400 NJ ST. me-, Or. 90. 80
5U4 7 st. ne, 6r....lS. 81
M I'M AMIAHNINl Alht, /
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MANICURE.

MI ADAM PAlN,
IVA MANICURE AND CHIROPODIST
aOS 10Th ST n. w. over Thompson's drug store
he only importer and manufacturer OF Fine Mani
cure Hhd Chiropodist Goods south of New York rn
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V,OK RENT-5Os 9TH ST NV. IL Rs, NICE
= order $50 ., ia LIST st ne, rs. pretty lOcA-
non large yards. $50. %. 800 ~ H. W, coLforta-
be Groom Brick. ssU; store Room. 10 It'll IL w.
ftz, Large Oftce Rooms. Sd toor. S21 X 81. D. W .
t%5- W. c. DUEALL. ga ST. 3-3t
IsOB REST-ON COR. NH AVE- AND 22D ST.
= that beautiful Double Brick House; entirely .
stories Easement and cellar: 10 bath ali
VSd iLapS. s75. siGustioR excellent u. Il. MAR
SE6 ca W3-i2ys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-06

IA X fULIoN. LOAN OFFICE. l2ls PA. AVE
~ NV Established 1870. The only Licensed Pawn
IIoker IN the district Money loaned on Watches.
b.Sieonos, Se~ery, Silver Ware and other
80 Gold watches and other uursQeemsd pledges i n
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-06

DESIRABLE THKEE-STORY
East Capitol st a; parlor, library,
ell on first IoOr: seven chambers
cellar under whole house: laun-
room; furnace and open CRATES:
inlps two-story brick stable on
wide alley. Price $4,000 For
To "a. SD TYLER & RUTHEk-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-06

EOk RENT-DESIRABLE NEW BRICK HOUSES
$40 near Patent Office: 81 Oh Capitol Hill; al
and $40 near Museum: 81. 80 IL West End. Ais,
Tor Sale-S3O Lots near main wharf at Coionia
Church. mi -6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-06
FOR SALE-IOTS

LoR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST CORNER InTS
in Brookiand, overlooking the entire city II sod
within two weeks, 15c. per foot Apply 81 II 81 NV