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PENSION BILLS DEADLOCK.
What Chairman Morrill,, Author OF
the House Bill, Says About It.

he SAYS THE TWO HOUSES OF coNGREss MIST
AGREE UPoS soME LEGISLATION -IMRokTANCE
or THE oUEsTIoN-wHy HE THINKS rHE House
BILL BETTER THAN THE SENATE
The general pension legislation of the ses-
sion must now depend upon an agreement in
conference. There is difference Of opinion
as TO how serious the deadlock between the
House and Senate is. Some believe that it may
endanger the passage OF any bii at this session,
Dat the general impression is that there must
DC some sort of a general pension ball passed
INTO law at this session aud that an agree
meni must be reached The differences De-
tween the two houses are radical and both
seem to be determined. so that it is difficult 10
Judge what Is TO be the outcome.
REPREsENTArNE MORRILL, SANS soME Bill MUST
BE PASSED.
Mr.. Morrill,. chairman of the House conn
mlttee and author OF the House bill, said 20 .
STAR reporter today that there would have 10
be an agreement, that the session could not
pass without some general legislation How
far the yielding would be on one side or the
other he could not say, but some concessions
would have to be made.
No one who has not been working on the
subject" he said. ''can have any idea of the
magnitude of this question of pensions. With
~ uldSh money 10 slitnd IL Is a problem how
TO distribute II so that It will DO the most good
TO the most people. For the amount of money
II will cost think the House bill wall benefit
as many people ban can. We know Just
how much II VIII cost and whom Il will benefit.
''rHE SENATE PrL."
he said, lis indefinite as TO amount and uncer-
tain as TO operation. 1t will probably operate
10 exclude many of our most deserving soldiers
and benefit others who are less able 20 provide
for themselves. but more energetic and IN
dependent The bill places a premium on
Incidence and shiftlessness. The man Who has
no energy and Is thriitcss and utterly dependent
Is the beneficiary. The man VINO Is struggling
10 earn hls living. however feeble me NAV be-
ana however inadequate the comforts has toll
may bring him, cannot get the benefits Of the
measure unless he gives up all effort at self
support and swears to hIs inability 10 support
himself. IL offers "A temptation for him TO cease
personal effort and TO drop INTO Incidence. IL
Is, as Senator Plumb saws,
A TEMPTATION To PERJURY
Many of our most deserving soldiers. who
are brave and who toll IN spite OF their feeble
ness. would no: get any assistance from the
Senate bill. do not think a man should be
required 20 cease doing the little he NAV h,,
able to do for himself IN order TO get a benefit
that Is due HIM. IL is not right to offer a
premium for Shlttlessness. The House bill
does not go as far a. the soldiers desire. hut Wa
think II Is based on the right principle
The soldiers do not object 20 what il contains,
but want II TO go further They want SI2
month instead of IS. and want service peu-
sion without the limit as to age. I think the
House will stand pretty firmly by the House
bill, but how far they may yield to get some
thing L can't tell "
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WAITING FOR THE NEW CHIEF.
What an Officer Says Of the Bureau %
Provisions and Clothing.

Il wish" remarked a naval officer on duty
in the bureau of provisions and clothing Of the
Navy department, to a STAR reporter this
morning, that you would correct the inn
preston that seems to have been started thse
all of the officers in the bureau are at logger
heads and the bureau is in q state %
disorganization. There has been trouble Of .
small sort, TO be sure, but il has all been the
result Of being obliged TO 90 SO long
been annoying delays and bitches in
the routine Of the work simply
because there was no one TO take hold and
keep things running. We shall be all right
again just as soon Mr.. Stewart comes He
is an able man, calm and collected, and be hsa
a great deal of executive ability"
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Forty-one men graduated from Yale Theo :
logical Seminary yesterday.
jackson, who killed Minnie Murphy in New
York. has been arrested in Muskegon. Mich.
Forest fires are raging in northern Wiscon-
sin.
Robert Inglis, ,jr., OF Scranton, who is en-
deavoring to have Mrs. Jessie Jenkins, his sis
ter committed TO the insane asylum at Dam
ville is charged by Mrs. Jenkins. who is con-
fined In the Lackawanna county prison, with
endeavoring to get her out of the way in order
to secure her share OF the $500 600 estate of
their deceased father.
Mr.. Roche has been elected member of Par
Lament for Galway without opposition. He is
a home ruler and succeeds the late Matthew
Harris
At Lancaster John Boehrineer. aged twelve
years. while engaged in shooting sparrows. was
accidently shot in the right eve by George
Albright, a companion, the bali from an air
gun entering his brain and indicting q sup
posedly fatal wound.
Longstreet will be at the Lee unwilling.
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Beer ONLY I'm Armv Canteeps

The Secretary of War has amended para
graph 32s OF the army regulations, as follows:
The sale or use Of ardent spirits or wines in
canteens is strictly prohibited, but the COM
handing officer is authorized to permit light
beer to be sold therein by the drink
on week days and in room used
for no other purpose and, when prac-
in which the canteen is located, whenever be is
satisfied that the giving to the men the oppor-
tunity of obtaining such beverages within the
post limits has the effect Of preventing them
from resorting for strong intoxicants to places
within such limits, and tends to promote tenn
perance and discipline among them The
practice of what is known as treating must
not be permitted"
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneer.

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF STONE YARD CORNER OF SEVENTH
HORSES, CARRIAGE, STONE WAGON, &c.
BY virtue of an order issued BY the supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia, holding special term for
Probate, will sell the premises Rhode Island ,e
nue. nue. and and Seyen5h street, on WEDNESDAY THE
IWENTf-FlRST DAY OF MAY. AID. 1880 COM
Inencine at 4 EN- O'CLOCK A. NJ the entire contents
OF the stone yard, comprising in part
Stone Wagon, Trucks, Derricks.
Ropes. Blocks, Stone Cutters Tools,
Driving Horse Dayton Wagon,
DrauRht Horse. Harness, Blankets, &c
Large quantity of Stone, comprising Blue. Ohio
anu other Stone, &c, &c
ALLEN h WALTON,
m15-d Administering Of Est Of Peter Taylor. decd
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How He Solved the Race Problem.

From the Philadelphia Press
Commodore Van Santvoord. one of the
wealthiest of New York business men. the owner
of the Hudson River line of boats. narrated A
most interesting and wholly new al ecdote about
Mr.. Bruce. The commodore said that after
Mr. Bruce had been elected Senator from Mis-
sissippi he engaged passage on one of the Mis-
sissppi steamboats, up the river on his way to
Washington. The captain of the steam boat
heard that the black Senator-elect was to take
passage by the boat. and he said that he would
teach this colored upstart his place if he tried
to put on any airs Oh the steamboat The cap
what followed.
He said that Senator Bruce came aboard the
boat and at the first convenient opportunity
sought the captain. He SAID to him: Captain,
l am going part of my journey on your steam
boat and want to say to you that want NV
trip to be made as pleasant and agreeable to
you as it possibly can be; therefore, if YOU will
assign me to that place on the boat where nv
people are usually located, and give me place
at the table where the colored people get their
meals, shall be very much obliged to YOU"
when he said that, said the captain land as
modestly and politely ever a man spoke to
me in my life. l looked at him for moment
and then seized him by the arm ana said:
Come with me; there is nothing on my boat
too good for You, sir. and insist that YOU
shall sit with me at my own table at meal
hours"
The race problem" said Commodore Van
Santvoord, $50 fas as Senator Bruce is con-
cerned, is already solved"
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

VERY VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON
FIFTEENTH STREET NEAR RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE NORTHWEST AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY,. MAY TWENTY-FIRST 1880
at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ, in front OF the premises 1
VIII sell Lot 43, in square 2l0. fronting "a feet on
10Th street near Rhode Island avenue by a depth OF
100 feet to an alley 10 feet WIDE This is beauti
fnly situated in valuable section and should com
mahd the attention OF buyers generally.
Terms: ne-thrd cash. balance in one and two
the property, al cash All conyeyanclpC and re-
cording at cost of purchaser deposit of 90 will
be required at time OF sale mi i-dSds
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Patrick Higgins died at Elizabeth Tuesday,
aged one hundred years and nine months.
Dr. L. L. Cuyler has been elected president
Of the National Temperance Society
Edward Futvoye has been expelled from the
Baltimore corn and flour exchange
Returns from all but five of the presbyteries
Of the United States on the question of the
revision of the catechism have been received
One hundred and thlrty-three voted for re-
vision, sixty-nine against and six declined to
vote.
Clarence Miller Of Brooklyn has inherited
over SAC, 900 from his godmother, Mrs. Hem
rietta Campbell, deceased, of Norfolk, Va.
The New York importers are preparing their
objections to be presented to Congress against
the Mckinley tariff bill
The corner stone of the Carnegie Music Hall
was laid in New York Tuesday.
1t is stated that Dover, N. j.. has been Sc
lected as the site for the naval magazine in
place Of Ellis Island, below New York harbor.
syndicate has obtained Brooklyn bridge
advertising privileges.
BY the explosion of the boiler of loco
motive on the Reading railroad near Sha-
mokin Tuesday Engineer Herman Hogle-
gonz and Fireman Charles Kaufman we're in
stantly killed and Conductor George Yeager
was probably fatally injured
Miss Maggie z. Defbaugh died Tuesday in
Annapolis after lingering illness from in
juries received last summer from falling from
. horse at Bay Ridge.
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'~~O'A<AS ~ 1" AA-Not
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
CATALOGUE SALE OF RARE AND VALUABLE
ANTIQUES.

CATALOGUE SALE OF RARE AND VALUABLE
ANTIQUES
REPOUSSE SILNER.IN TABLE WARE AND ORN a.
MENTS; FINE OLD CUT AND ENGRAVED
GLASS. WITH SOLID SILVER MOUNTINGS:
k00fAL WohGESTEk CHINA: LEMoGE AND
SIAN CANpELABRA: PLATED TANKARDS:
OLD CLOlSONNE JAPANESE AND CHINESE
PIECES; OLD LAMPS, IN GILT AND BRONZE:
BUSrS; BAMBOO AND OTHER ORNAMENTS:
JEMEI. BOXES; PLAQUES: CANDLESTICkS
SNUFFEkS AND TRAYS; FANS. IN INURY
PEAEL AND STEEL: OLD BLUE AND WHITE
CHINA; VIENNA, FRANKENTHAL AND HAV!-
LAND CHINA. IN SETS AND ODD Pieces ;
OIL PAINTINGS ON IVORY, COPPER &c
0 on u BI THE iS GhhkEBRATlD DnAuBlGNY; Mu-
GAME AND OTHER CARVING SETS, GOLD,
PLATED KNIVES AND FORKS; FINE EN-
BRO1DER1ES; BROL AIDES: POINT LACE.
LACE sACQuES; IVORY PlECLS; BRoNZES,
&c, &c, COMPRISING IN ALL A VERY IN.
PORIASI COLLECTION.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, MAY TWEEN
TIETH and TWENTY FIRST, at ELEVEN A. M and
THREE NJ. each day. within my sales rooms corner
OF Pcnnsylvan avenue and IL tn street. will sell
without reserve, to close the affairs and
collector. the above goods.
ExhiL itiOn ali day Monday. 18th instant
mlo-utds THOMAS DOWNING. Auct.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-AFINE HOUSE ANpYARp FOR SALE
mi5.thSs4a y - ~ -.-.,.'- - =
EoR sALE-sl sOO-BARGAIN IF SOLD AT
H.1E
1120. OWNER. 7Ol 10th ST. ne m15-3t'
EoR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAIN-TEN- ROOM
" yard s SsasE
100 to alley ground alone worth nearly price asked;
only bs5 to inspect n II ssFd
EoR sALE-CHEAP FOR $500, HALF CASH
sjps to
W. c. DUyALI. 925 st NV. ml5-3t
EoR sALE-Two,sToRY FRAME DWELLING.
Priee s2 500 germisslon to inspect by card only W
T Cssh-Brick DWELLING; rooms; all improvements
DUvh 5 st. nw TO inspect by fnfH Only
n,E Briss o HSpse 50 feet front a5 rood order
Ss5 ST. nw TO inspect by e ma5 Sny
EoR sALE-A PARTY WITH So, 300 CASH CAN
ish: must be sold. Apply at 500 F st NV. 1t
E0R sALE-EIGHT NEW BAY-wINDow BRICKS.
ne %Sa St Ssa1 an St.
@sst a. ofi99fs sSe per c6 %onsn
ae IT sHGs Se. ,S
'h mI hS:a H R5iSs Sise99 ,4eor
EOR sALE-2 NEW 6-ROOM BRICK HOUSES, ALL
convenient to cars, northwest, $3.50 each; $500
mi6-st o. W VI l. HOPKINS CO., 1920 Est.
EOR SALE--FIRsT- CLASS INVESTMENT, TWO
rental Of $40 per month. only $500. c. NJ. MAC
GOWAN. Room D. Corcoran Building. m15-3t
ITOR SAlE-6TH ST. S.w., STORE AND DWELL
Il ing, $4,000 10 per cent investment.
st. s.w., rooms, $1,000; cheap
Two brick Houses, n ST., West Washington; $4,000
-Four Houses. D st. me- "a 500: bargain
Three Houses on st. sw:. 5000 for all ground
worth more than price u L. BoiER co.
I,oR sALE-AN ELEGANT CORNER RESIDENCE
GEO n MYERS i4s3 New U York awe awe ss' mi4st H
lrOR SALE--BY FISH h MILLER, 1913 r ST.N.w,
Il beautiful Residence ON st. bet. 18th and 4th
SITS NV; 3 stories, rooms. all mod. mpS lot 1Sx
Al; very cheap at 30. 800; terms easy. m14-6t
IGOR SALE-BY FISH 4 MILLER, 1913 ST. NV
IA very fine Press Erick House on 18th st. bet.
and 4 SITS Il. W; 3 stories. rooms, all mod. mps,
with splendid cellar. This is a bargain at s., 800
ml4-6t
NOR SALE-BY FISH Il MILLER, 1918 NV,
IL Nice Two-story Frame Residence 8 rooms mod
ave- s.w. between AZ and 9th SITS sw.; a beautiful
location; at the low price of $4,000: easy terms.
MID
ITOR sALE-CONVERTIBLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
4 on l4th ST NV, west side, where values in
creasing square 204 lot 20xl3S.6; ..77O feet i'm
proved by 3-story Brick Dwelling Back Building and
cellar m in good order and occupied: offered for
few days at 50 $50, about $3.50 per foot includ-
ing improvements; value of uuimproved land in same
square 81 present rental value which by alterations
can be largely increased is 54 cent gross:
present improvements added to value Of land
Will aggregate $1,000. c. CUTTER CO,
my 4-3t l42:} st NV
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A FREE Tour OF EURoPEi-Nothing like i,
ever heard of before in Washington journal.
ism. Get the Washington Sunday Herald and
learn INTERCHANGEABLE
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II K FULTON LOAN OFFICE. 1913 PA AVE
H. n. ". Established 1870. The only Licensed Pawn
Broker in the District. Money loaned ON Watches,
Diamonds, Jewelry Silver Ware and other vAluables
tH-Gold Watches and other unredeemed Pledges in
great variety At low prices. &l3-6m'
81 bestos Cioods Moth proof Paperend Wax l. ? and
3-ply Prepared Roofing Flue Lining and Tops, W.B
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
E0n RENT-UNFURNIsHEb

I. Oh RENT-UNFURNIsHEp
l4i3 Mass. ave- i1T i4O4 stouzh.on st. r55
and stable 200 4o6 Stoughton st., Or So
i4h Conn n sis n1
122s d at. NV. 5r- l5e lac I'm ST. NV
i lSSS S ii n@ VI 49, 18Th St, TN sL io
400 chaplin ST., 1sr 100 corcorsn St. Si7
1872 St NV. 12r 100 1909 .th st. NV, sad. .35
6 fstH Z. na sEs ! NV e
1872 6hspin st 3 9Sl l S;i,s :: w.
sts Hs ess ia ssfssits ss ssuifs
iioi . ssn1 w. ior SO BIZ St sw. Or $3.50
our ss0 cs houses b GG from
IIOR RENT--A MOST DESIRABLE FURNISHED
Apply CHARLES Early 6Cs st mSd rent
P9G5E; RENTwTHE HANDSOME Han. DWELLING. lIas
h bIns co., stsa hes and cleo
m1-lm zoos st. NV.
' 81 T. ;s s sSPnfse
~ si, lnt i St I39 and l4th and 9th 30
I00e 9th ST. nw....... 100 STORES.
lglI % 724 4th st store. .s35
2lOs ii st. nw...........43 OFFICE ROOMS. 30
stone Cottage, Tenley; 5l9 ath ST., Sd and
INV" u - ~ II o. os IyS ST.. Sd and 4th %
foors........s5O and s35
FURNISHED.
mr., Mcpherson So. $3.50 jefferson pl. bet. Conn.
St bet en- h sbd hi 300 pr ave and 18th
SITS thouse overlook. Conn. ave, adjacent TO
Conn., and RI ayes). 300 Lafayette square zoo
X st bet 14th and Mas. ave bet l4th and 200
Conneceut ave above OH o s b s and so
Rst.-......-.....-2OS3 80 De Sales st..........1J0
Vermont ave. bet O. Q st bet 18th 18th 90
House. Dupont Circle 200 st bet sth 10th SO
FURNISHED-SUMMER MONTHS
4 E.tI 81 l.4N n On
9ist ST. b bear hSas a6 Gn st. fe q
Tine cAN 81 SBTANE ID At 94E on
~ ~ HILL I JoHNsToN.
myl-s.tu.th 1903 Penn. aven-w
EoR EENT-l9l5 ST, NV, SO; DESIRABLE
5sPsf6 o St ei1F large yasa
EoR RENT-IN ANACoSTIA-oNE VERY AT
shrubs: i rooms. one House: large grounds and
ing in dellghtfully located new cottage apply to
Ii. A. GRlSwOLD. Anacostia DC ap29-1m
Il 8 Houses L bet 18th and 14th SITS. s.e.. e1O
and S12 per month
: Fine Stables near Pa ave. ana 18th St. for five and
three horses RESPECTIVELY; carriage rooms and rooms
~ aT GRo nq iiSE1s 81 and ss NV
SO 1s.sss iS5 d ms oI,; m
309 C st NV, 10r.... 40 436 18TH st Sc 10
VI NC. ave. Sc, Sr.. 40 OFFICES.
49, St n. W., Tor 40 93l ST. Sd hoor..-
I'll 18Th. llr., all mi 40 STORES X DWELLINGS.
is II St ne, Or....2o. 10 631 Pa e. Or SIC 30
40g NJ st. ne. 6r. SO 64 ave Sr Sstore 81
m2-lm SWOkNSTEDI BRADLEY. 927 + st. NV.
lTUK RENT - HOUSE OF TEN OR TWELVE
Il Rooms and Stable. with two of land; fruit
ana flowers corner of Rhode Island extended and
Brentwood road; South Brookland; convenient to
electric cars and Metropolitan branch Il. Orb ony
hfteen minutes drive IRON business center of Wash
ingt9n Apply to W. q. DENiSoN. 923 st. NV
aplI-lm
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SPECIALTIES.

RS e v; SMELL BUSINESS, TRANCE AND
AVA Test Medium, 337 Pa n. Electricity and
sum Baths Wonderful cures w. 3. BELL, 337 Pa
asc.n. ml5-6ts
HE; HAYWARD SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS
- Diseases. Revialzes the weak; cures affections
tnat have long resisted medical treatment alone
oLDLsT MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN. Thirteen years
u CITY. Consult free. SIS l2th g.. W., sp2l- lms
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Leroy p. Coles convicted of the larceny Of .
watch from Vim. II. kessler (appeal from the
Police Court, in whose case the recognizancs
was forfeited in the Criminal Court was brought
in by his surety this morning, surrendered and
the forfeiture was set aside.
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Mrs. Murkle was thrown from q buggy az
West Norfolk yesterday by Q rut in the road
and died In O few minutes from . bursted ar
terry.
Among claims in an unsettled state al Salem,
Mass, is one for s2oo against Jay Gould, which
has never been collected
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Joseph schoyer and Min
ME Alder; Benjamin Giddings and Fronie King;
James r. Webster and Annie N. Hurley; Jos
Miller and Sarah A Wood; Robt Adams and
Lizzie Richardson; @. NJ. wolE and Carrie
Bishop: Robert Adams and Lizzie Richardson;
VIM. Middleton and Carrie Stephens; Willis +.
Smith and Annie NJ. Beech; Thos Gray and
Haderina Mansfield; Henry Miller and Mary T.
F. Green; Carl Wanitschka and WilhelminA
Zutz; VIM Swales and Julia Monroe.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


Z try Place to q Private Family II miles from post
o,ce and station with use Of piano and lawn mover
Boy Boy IL Falls Church, Va. or J. h GRAY co,
EoR RENT-A LARGE HOUSE AND GROUNDS:
public thoroughfare and view of all trains e.. in
aSrs at Office Of 9hkfHIS. snildsT r'9ie
st. ml5-St
EoR sALE-AT sPRINGFIELD. BALTIMORE
ESQ JOHN Is ,na
TOR sALE-CHoICE LoTs-A FEW LEFT OF
T those Halrne Lots at the original price sl5o Is
Bu S M At the ' %iSs
For sALE-AT GAITHERsBURG, MD. THO
.abs story VIII e Fesms HS9ss ~ fruits
to Immediate purchaser Also 5O6 7I0 10Th ST ne.
ay spPy 70 'iG
st.nw. ml5-3t'
EoR RENT-BY FISH { MILLER 1918 ST. NV
large Dwelling WITH 10 rooms well furnished on d
P aSq . nd at & G ~ m Of Deer
trains to and from daily; excellen. fishing: very
June to October l. to careful tenant $500. ml5-6t
EoR sALE-TEN ACRES OF LAND N THE DIS
- trict and II miles from Bennings. Fine agrcul-
to subdivision connection with Burrvie which il
aGiG4s great b s1tFRn 4 ss f6 81
Clifton Station. Va; A nes dwelling Of SIX rooms;
we'll Of water at the deGr VARIETY Of
fruit. Will exchange for city property. $500.
m12-3r ST. iith st i.w
E'OE sALE-24 ACRES, BEAUTIFULLY sIl;
Ih he f2T 1 on the gunsr h road
acres at Terra Gotta first station beyond Brook
from Silver Springs station Met branch BR: Good
mysIw RE6f u9S DSRSN@si WALKER zoos
EXCURsIoNIsTs TO RIvERsDALE. EXAMINE
cOsss n e from psnR d
shade , splendid garden planted good wafer: fruit.
400 Also Large Lots. each 10000 fl; shade;
GEO. H. EVANS, Owner.
FOE SAILS 7O-loO ACRES NORTH OF THE
property purchased for the Methodist University.
WARNER 4 co, 9f6 + s.. NV '''' PAN ml6c5t
REAUTIFuL FARM OF 40 ACRES on SUIT
room house large barn: fruit Of all Kinds; EXCELLENT
ml0-6I
WHY GO TWENTY TO TWENTY-FIVE MILES
that viii never enhance III value. when You can buy
tu city within only 81 to ~ miles that viii enhance
IN value yearly high and healthy. aud less prices
mio-7t i4igS New Yopkave.
EOR SALE COUNTRY PROPERTIES sPE-
ness ness pEoPertes, sc G. II. CALVERT CO., Room :.
lolu ST. NV. apo I'M
IrOR RENT OR SALF-AT BLADENSBURG
Il large Corner House. 10 rooms stable and we'll;
good location herdics within mile; a. 900 or
Sl4 per month. JOHN STEPHEN, Az La ave.
ap24-lm'
EOR SALE-5S ACRES OF LAND NEAR TUN.
i law road. in rear of Fairview Heights, through
which Massachusetts, will extend. Adjoining
ground has sold at b. coo per acre. Price sfi5 600
on easy terms Five per cent interest on deferred
payments. JOHN L. BEALL,
alS-lm 1921 L St
LOR sALE--AT EVANSVILLE, DIRECTLY OP-
Il poslte railroad station, about Three Acres i'm
proved by the fine brick 21-room dwelling known as
the Hyatt mansion and by Groom frame dwelling;
the most desirable and valuable property in Hyatts-
vile f. n SMITH A. SOS
f22-3m 1:2,.s.. ST. NV
EOR SALE-ON METH BRANCH. b. L o. LOTS,
l. Cottages and Country Homes; Poultry Truck and
Dairy Farms; Rockville Pike property.
mh7-3m COOKE ID. LUCKETT, 935 ST.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Lon SALE-l3TH BET. U AND SIS NV
Il Two-stOTy and Basement Brick with all mod
imps. and in good repair; So 600.
OSb B. H. WARNER L CO.
Vet
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1920 Conn. av trea-) ELS IO21 Conn .v ,res-, $40
myl2 RIO HOLMAN. 9th and stsnv

tween and >. 18th and 18th sts., new, . ROOMS,
bath aud mod inns Also Furnished House, II
tween 10Th and 10th SITS. Apply 12..l aIh ST.
L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

uTOR SALE-WE HAVE BEEN WIRED BIZ THE
u owner to sell the .andsomest frontage on 18th St
at , low price IL taken at once.
DEEBLE. DAVIS n co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

TFOR SALE-BY FISH Il MILLER, 1918 F NV
IL n Nice Two:story Frame Residence; rooms, mod
imps.; lot 23.Jx123 to :}0-foOt alley on Maryland
ave. s.w. between AZ and 9th SITS s.w. a beautiful
location; at the low price of $4,000; easy terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

H.. hENl-ONE
.1jU4 la. lUr.. ESQ All 18th st w., Tor $50
1919 VT. ave-, sr-.--..-3U l24S Union place. B
1903 Vermont ave; conf. furn. IOr.: all nj /;
cheap during summer, permanent tenant preferred
ap.I-.y6t- INLLK 4 kCTHEkFORD, 1907 Il .tnw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-15

IrOR SALE-SPLENDID LOCATION EAST SIDE
4 of 10Th near Massachusetts ave. n W. lot 2JxlOO
proved by two small frames; price Per square foot
81. b. ii. WARNER 4 CO.,
mlO-Jt (31D 916 + ST. NV