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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16
Voices of IeInnerance

Perseverance Lodge of Good Templars in
Eiks Hall last Saturday evening. Chief TempiAr
Bishop presiding, received, among other
visitors. Mr.. W. Jennings Demorest. Mr.. De-
morest, widely known through the magazine
and fashion plates bearing that name. Is even
more prominent throughout the world of tenn
perance Tor his prlnccly gifts of silver. gold
ana diamond medals 40 prizes for the best reci-
tations OF temperance poems aud ESSAYS. lie
expressed great satisfaction IA meeting "A win
ner of one Of the medals. Miss Josie Lee a
member of the lodge. who when called upon by
Miss Alma HIgbee. In charge OF the good of the
order, recIted Am Ny Brothers Keeper" IN
such manner as 10 prove herself fully entitled
10 the PRIZE. \ piano solo was rendered by
Miss Carrie Brookheld. secretary. followed by
several eloquent addresses. Mr.. Demorest
made an earnest appeal for individual effort.
Past Grand Templar Whitney gave a brief ac-
count of the personnel and character of the late
temperance congress in New York. The con-
gress was surprised with the wonderful vocal
powers of q colored vocalist from Washington,
and as agroeably astonished Oy the uratorical
efforts of colored man from the Pacific coast
Drlef congraiulatory address was made by
Grand Templar A. kalstrom.
Mrs. Platt's Loyal Legion. composed of 200
boys and girls under the triple pledge. held its
regular meeting IN North Capitol and street
church yesterday afternoon. 4 service Of song
Miss Bessie Brock at the organ, succeeded
toy recitation 10y Master Plat. "A song by
Master Fisher and an illustrated lecture by Mr..
Russell of the juvenile temple department
The mass meeting IN Good Iemplars' Hall
last evening. IN charge Of Dr. e. v Whitney
was an enthusiastic one. The singing WAS led
b. DIR. Hensley. Miss Mobley al the organ ac-
cOmpanied with the violin by PROF. Bullard
Stirring addresses were made by Mr.. JOE.
Elstner of the Cincinnati Reform Club. by Mr..
q. ii. NIyer. prominent temperance lecturer
from the state of New York, BY JAS. &. Lee. Drs.
Whitney and Hcnslry and Past Grand Templar
John Il. Mahoney. The latter announced the
temperance tent campaign. under new and
much larger canvass IN Southwest Washington
next Sunday evening. The record of 1850
slgners TO the total abstinence pledge last year
he promised would be beaten the coming sea-
son.
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RAIDING THE SWIMMERS.
The Police Boats sunday Campaign
Against the Bathers.

Commodore Sutton OF the police patrol boat
Joe Blackburn had plenty of work to do yes-
terdsy and the boat IN service nearly all
day. The boat remained about the steamboat
Nharves while the excursion boats were loaded
with Passengers and HE channel was kept clear
to avoid any chance OF collision. When the
steamers had all left with the merry excursion
lists the Joe Blackburn made trip up the river.
All along the shore the commodore sighted
crowds Of boys in swimming but the word ''po-
nee frightened many OF them Of before the
arrival OF the officers on the boat The turn IN
the river near the lumber docks. this side q
Georgetown. hides the boat from view until %
Almost reaches the docks, and the river at that
point Is a tavorite place for youthful baihers.
mere WAS the usual crowd Of boys m the river,
ana among them was Henry Nichols. who was
larger than the Others
When the boat touched the dock Pilot Dean
ana first Mate Constantine alighted and vent
IN pursuit oil Nichols. Constantine headed him
on from where he bad left his clothing and
Iilot Dean pursued h,m through the streets
several squares before he succeeded IA captur.
ing him.
The little boys were so small that the officers
made theE put on their clothes aud frightened
them of.
\ number of such crowds we're sighted. but
the boys could see the boat before It got near
them and got away. Nichols loft IS collateral
Tor ms appearance IN the Police Court TIN.
morning. lie failed TO appear and has collat-
eral was forfeited
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SUNDAY PLAYERS ARRESTED.
Base Hall Game stopped and the Play
ers Fined Tor Disorderly Conduct.

The order Of the Commissioners that fright
ened the Washington ball nine out OF the city
was carefully s;udied by the police aud every
policeman who went out on duty yesterday
looked out for base bali players. The onlv
game that was interrupted was one between q
party Of colored boys vacant lot just north
OF boundary street, not far from the Gienwood
road squad of policemen from the eighth
precinct surrounded the lot and gathered in
nearly dozen small negroes, who had gone
out there 10 enjoy themselves. The BOYS were
bolsterous aud many of them were profane.
Many complaints have been made against the
boys there aud that Is Why the police say. they
made the raid, although Lawyer Hewlett
GAINED that the arrests were made because Of
the order OF the Commissioners
The case, as presented m the Police Court
Tins morning. was not ease TO test the legality
oil Sunday base ball game. but was simply
one OF dIsorderly conduct and the players were
fined : > each
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A Trim on the Gushing.

A number OF newspaper men aud Mr.. Yarrow,
the English ship builder, enjoyed short trip
down the river ON the torpedo boat Gushing
Saturday afternoon on the invitation of Mr..
Henry w. Raymond, private secretary to the
Secretary of the Navy. The trip TO Mount
Vernon was made in forty-fve minutes. al
though il WAS not until Fort Washington was
reached that she was speeded. Under US
pounds of steam pressure the little craft made
a mile in two minutes OF Mount Vernon an
exhibition of her remarkable steering faciii-
ties was given. Lieut. Winslow had her 20
through a serious Of maneuvers, turning with
the helm hard over, both screws going ahead,
the same with one screw stopped and one go-
ing ahead, and finally turning around on o
pivot with one screw going ahead and the ether
backing. She was then run ahead at half power
and suddenly reversed, bringing her TO q
sudden stop and then quickly going astern.
The excursion steamers on the river were ali
passed if they had been tied aud their pas
sengers greeted the trim little flyer with
cheers.
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The Wrong Brown.

On Saturday, in the Criminal Court, a nine
year-old colored boy named Charles Brown
was arraigned for assault with intent 10 kill
and plead manfully mot guilty" The size
of the prisoner enlisted the sympathies of
Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb and he
asked that the case go over tIll he looked into
IT, Ii was subsequently ascertained that mis-
take had occurred. and the little fellow. who is
awaiting trial appeal from Police Court
sentence OF larceny, had been sent up in place
of another Charles Brown
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GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE SALEs-Messrs. Bradley & CASH
lear. real estate agents, report the following
safes of real estate: Emily Dodge to Hugh Nell
son. 40 feet of lot go, III square SO, fronting on
Q street; Hugh Nelson to Hannah Meade. west
20 feet of same lot; Hugh Nelson to Edwin II.
Harner, east 20 feet of same lot.
CoLoREp PREACHER IN TRoUBLE.-'I was
sent out to preach the gospel to every creature 3"
is what Peter Lewis, preacher, said after being
arrested by Policemen Upperman and Passeno
for vagrancy and drunk and disorderly. When
he appeared before Judge Miller this morning
the Judge remembered him as having been be-
fore the court on previous occasion. Il am
very glad you spoke of that" the preacher said
each time the court would ask him about some
of mis- alleged, "backslidings," and then he would
explain as best he could.
The Rev" defendant said he was from West
moreland, where he preached Now. he SAID
he lives at Montello, but has recently spent
some DAYS in Georgetown and occupied bench
in the dodgers room at the police station on
more than one occasion. The officers accused
him of drunkenness, but he denied the accusa-
ton. He was sent down.
A LAMP Internationally morning at
2 O'Clock lamp exploded in the jewelry store
of Thomas Thompson, 2l4S N street, causing
slight damage.
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The Illinois Republicans.

Representative Wentworth of Iowa addressed
the Illinois Republican Association Saturday
evening. A political committee composed of
the following members was appointed: First,
William p. Campbell; second, George w. Hess;
third, James MCGEE; fourth. John Reeve; fifth,
o. q. Forrer; sixth, j. II. Robertson; seventh.
William q. Stewart; eighth, II. l.. Bruce;
ninth. Capt J. NJ. Payton; tenth, John h.
Boude; eleventh, Gen. Bayne; twelfth. r. W.
Hayes; thirteenth, Robert Is. Brown; four
teenth, Lee Ullery; fifteenth, Henry Utter;
sixteenth, J. IL. Howell; seventeenth, L. NJ
Taylor; eighteenth. C. A. Aiken; nineteenth
A. j. Alden; at large. William NJ Meredith, A.
C. Matthews, Alex. Macarthur, Thomas I. Sy-
nous and A. j. Whitaker.
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The Summer Mail Delivery.

The summer schedule of mail delivery at the
city post Office went into effect today. From
now on through the rest of the summer mail
will be delivered by the carriers in the BUSH
ness districts of the city at 730 aud 1880 a. IA.
and 1915. and $50 pm. In the residence or
hree-trip-route district the hours will be Z and
IL am. and p. IN. instead Of fam. and I2l5
and pm. The hours of collection wall be
4:3o and $3.50 am. and 1890, 2. 4. z and 3 D. IA.
The o'clock collection only extends through
out the business district
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The Eicht-Hour Law.

At the annual session of the international
typographical Union, held recently at Atlsnta.
Ga, resolutions were unanimously adopted in
dorsing the Wade eight-hour bill aud urging
the Senate and House Of Representatives 20
speedily enact the same into law. This bin 10
intended to remedy defects in the existing
eight-bour Law.
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Death Of Cant Warren w. White.

Capt Warren W. White dice June II at Little
Rock, Ark. where he was detailed as special
examiner of the Pension Bureau He had been
Ill for two weeks of typho-malarial fever.
The deceased, who forty-six years old.
was a member of the fourteenth regiment. New
York heavy artillery volunteers. and was MEM
Der OF Columbia Commandery, KIT, No. z Of
this city.
The remains were forwarded TO Ballston Spa,
NY, for intermebt
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FOR SALE-IOTS

I,OR SALE-THREE LOTS. o6HsO TO ALLEY ON
Il 2lst 81 nesr 81. cars. e.. MM. Ii SAUNDERS
CO. l4O1 ST. 1el4-2t
l,oR sALE-IoTs FRONTING so FEET or a
II ST and 20 on Il bet gath and = 5th NV con
tanning about las5OO feet improved by Two frame
houses Price, zoe. per 81. a..
FOR SALE Lots on sc cor. Of ID and q sts ne
1l0Ns5 II. 81 per 50 II
FOR sAI.E-Fine Lot o ST bet 10th and 9Th n
W. EOS It front. containing 2,50z 81. IT.. vide
alley. 81 so per 50. IL.
FOR >AII-Besutiful Building Lot - p.gs side
alley 18th St bet and . ats. n.N. s3 Ter - II
FOR SALk-Lot on South Capitol st H. -
front, containing about 800 50. r.. - Yer - II
FOR SALE-Lot on 18th st extended near Colum-
bs ave, so 10 'front.' containing about 5000 60 u
45c.
FOR SALE-Lot NV. 81 Columbia ave. and
Quarry Road, 1O36S COLUMBIA by about
220 ON Quarry Road containing $4,000 feet. s.pc.
FOR sALE-4 Magnificent lots in FAirNiew Heights.
Immediately IN front of Woodley Inn on fennaiN-
town Road alley IN the rear, irOutlng GA the mad
50 a6.contRining ~ IT. Price Soc pVr n
Two Fine Lots Meridian Hill. and seNersl Lots IN
kaloramS for sale at reasonable prices,
ChARIstS X. NEWMAN.
lel4-3t Atlantic Building Room 20.
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Damages Claimed for an Assault.

Hannibal Hailstork and his wife Lucinda
have. through G. A. Kuhn. filed suit against
Augustus Smith for $1,000 damages, alleging
that the defendant on May II assaulted Luz
cinda hailstork and threw her out of his store
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The Acknowledgement Case.

In the Equity Court Judge Cox today dis
charged the restraining order in the case Of
wiIloughby against Mackall to restrain the dis
position of property, the complainant consent
ing thereto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-16

Rev. DIR. Philip Slaughter died at his resi-
dence in Culpeper county, Va, Friday.
Col. R. L. Withers. ex-consul 10 Hcngo,
China. is reported very i'll at his home in wythe-
yilIe Va
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tBBITT OUSE.
WASHINGTON. ID. =.
Johnson & LurrREL1.

See our Figured PoDgees loo. elsewhere lSc and
2Oc.
China Silks. 4Oc and SOC reduced from Soc and
6Jc. beautiful styles
Scotch Zephyrs, beautiful styles, "a yard wide, at
2oc; usual price 3sc.
Black and White Plaids, something very scarce at
Poe.
our New Line of Challies. 1 &C. and lSc.: were zoe
and 2Jc.
Best stock of Satteens at I2Lc that can be found
Shepherd Piaids IA Ginghan.s. a. 12Isc.
We carry Large stock Outing Shirts from soc to
50.
our stock "a Ladies' Gents and Childrens Under
weSr is completes very low prices
Alive ASK is an inspection before purchasing.
We can please you.
el4' JOHNSON & LUTTRELL.
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PROPOSALS.

DR0PoSALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT NY
purchase of one Thoroughbred Hoistein Bull aged
twelve months Petugrce furnished on Application A.
J. FALLS President Board of Trustees Reform school,
DC sel6-6t
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Be RECEIVED AT
- the once OF the Supervising Architect, Tf,asury
IN ON IHE IMENII-F ,URIH DAY OF JUNE,
pete the New Boiler House. also Four Horizontal
Tank Feel Water Heater, Piping, for the Ninder
Gin accordance with drawings AM spcci
bid must DC olupacd ~ cert fed check lur u0
time liked for opening the same. bids Which do
invitation. Proposals must be seated and iIitIorsed
'PrUpOsal for the New Boiler House &c. Tor the
Windrr Building. Us. Treasury Department, Wash
mt IA, DC, and addre ID 20 JAS n. WINDItiM Su-
pervisiug Architect. June 10. 1880. )il-eu:3t
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING
~ ,On June =, iS3o-Seaiet Proposals for furnish
ing and erecting Iron Fire Escape and stand IDe
ON tne Freedmer's Hospital and Asylum Building
Washington DC will be ed thu Depart,
hent until ON O'CLOCK L. NJ FRIDAY, JUNE
TWESfiETE. 1890. when they VIII be opened. Blank
forms of proposal. specifications, Sc may be Obt
aspiration at the Office Of the CHIEF Clerk the
Department, where the drawings may DE inspected.
JOHN W. NOBLE. secretary. JeO-eo6t
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iel4 B. II. WARNER Co, gl6 Fnnw
Il OK kENT-UNFUKNIsHE

L OK kENT-UNFUKNISHED.
i 100 Ia av or $40 3ii H st NV, 11r; ..s55
Ssh s.; n. ", Tor. 40 ll0y Green's alley Or %
1l{J 9TH 81. ~, 9r....40 1874 Union pL, Jr.S.5O
lIO3 Vermont ave. comp. fun. Tor. all mi
cheap during summer; Yermaneut tenant preferred.
m24-24t' 1NLEk q RUTHERFORD. 1907 st.n.w.
INOR REST-MT. PLEASANT--A COY GROOM
u Cottage and summer Kitchen Park st. Apply
10 Mai BARTLETT, next door, after , pm, or Dis
burslnx Clerks Office, Treasury Department. between
am. and = pU el4-3ts
IGOR RENT-NEW AND PLEASANT S-ROOM
Bath ana Cellar House. every thing desirable .oppo-
site St James Church, Sth So. he. Apply at Z4l
Stli st. ne. iel4-2t.
T.OR RkNT-1229 ST NV, THREE-STORY
Il Brick; bay window; II rooms. all mod. inps !;
south irOnt; summer prices. THOS j. FISHER &
co. 1924 ST. NV jeI4 81.
V-OE RENT-9Il z ST Sw, OR AND Bath MI
30. 800 III st. Gr water, 10; 20 Sd st
NV; ir,, water. sla b. LEONARD, 4O7 Az st s.w.
jel4-3t'
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''HoLMEAp MANOR.

Lots in HOlmead Manor Mt. Pleasant for sale
These Lots directly in the line substantial i'm
provenents, on and near hitney the
drive from the northwest section the city 10 Sol
dlers Home. with street either sde and only
few tlnntes walk from Boundary. The trustees are
determined to improve this property. the lots are
eligible for building Immediately and ptable par
ties purchasing Lots and desiring build can have
money advanced fot that purpose with easy terms
payment. Streets are being graded and sidewalks laid
and trees Will he planted in season. business men
familiar with values in all sections and near the
city. pronounce this property substantial Invest
nent and the prices Reasonable than for
divisions placed on the market this year.
Lots from 200 square feet upward
Prices from 20 to 35c. per foot
J erns easy.
Take the 9TH and 18th st to examine this prop-
erty and observe the high location and beautiful out
look on every side.
Pists and important information us to improvements
can be had the Office Of
te1-:3m WN. H. SAUNDERS 4 CO. l4O7 Est
lIUR sALE-THE HIGHEST LOT IN DENIsoN a
Il Leighton's subdivision OF Mt Pleasant or 1th
81 extended. with large oak trees Apply TO W %
DENISON, 023 L It. je5-5w
fOR sALE-DESIkAeLE LOT, ~ sn95 IN TO 10
Il It alley; ST. bet. 18th and 10th Price a. so
per loot Apply to JAMES NJ. GREEN,
E0k sALE-LoTS IN FAIRvIEw HEIGHTS
l. lying on west side of Tena ytown road, at inter
section OF NOodley lane electric are
now running 20 tins property Apply TO
my2l-3m JOHN T.. BEAII. 1921 + ST.
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NOR sALE-NoRTHwEST.

tIoR SALk-SORTHWEST
l.. 6lS ST.. b. H.. mi,
1913 s'h IT, &$ !4S 10Th 800
jgg 5000 I;55 to lis sSSOO
5000 56i to 700 Farrasn NV"
1! @ Mass S1 ave- H. Ss@ i ii j.st:sS
81 ST. bh 800 n to a Hey b sh fr and $50
so5 9TH St. b.h mi. l39 70 l5lh 23d ST.:
a$iii@i iilst 80" s5i So S:; I'd 500
water; Or 1000 hh. Or each. - 500
n j. ave- 5%s 3G s fh IN gear GEAR aSSS
900 :.05 9th ST. b. h. 6r s. 800
.Sr..;..::;..:....;.:I,5 800 ;i40S St. b.h, mi.
n and SITS. b. H. 26iS 9Th ST. bi Or 1000 900
424 and i26 o ST. alley 1911 9TH st.f h., Ar 800
" FSr gp n, m Of the property on
the ist and 18th. ue1aI THos. Z. WAGGAMAN.1
4E to az asy ial = h2T
I3O4 ST. jel3-3t'
EtOk SALE OR EXCHANGE-A HANDSOME
- House on Rhode Island ave. near Connecticut ave
S5s S' in north
EoR sALr-To CoLoRED FAMILY-NEw BRICK
IN northwest; rooms. al mod. imps. :; u square
Stte easy fer house in fsfaSt NJ Price
E0R F ELEGANTLY BUILT
BrIek, electric bells speakinE tubes ana all modern
GG0H Esell-5u H. "i Si6 81 st. NV NV.
EQK sALE-CoNN. AVE. n. W. BETWEEN Q AND
jell-5t 9IGF stnw.
LrOR sAIE-U BETWEEN 18th AND 10TH Sis
l. NV, 2-story .S-rooE Brick, lot l114x.a SO, 500
3 tsSR H. "AH 5iGr Sc eS NV
Il. Honse Sc; st. bet sth and 18th SITS. NV, lot 20
feet BY l3S to an alley
% isR' vf%f s e! fSaa
Frames ST. Between 18th and
10Th ste NV. lot 20 feet inches by loo to severed
Three story Brick, 10 rooms, 18th st. between Iowa
eifsis and s s ss r@e Yoe. ,.rt, v,,u0 a..
jelO-lm $50 and 522 Sth ST. NV.
IIoR SALE OR LEAsE-oR WILL LAGRANGE
Property on, on \ H. ave- and N ST. NV; lot 23xso.
IGOR sALE-vEkY DESIRABLE THREE-srokY
II Brick Dwelling East Capitol st parlor, library,
dining room and Kitchen fils, door chambers
dry and servants, bath room oren CRATES
eiscfriG 9Ga; al noder% nproyemehts wo-ssary
sYSpp i e o4SRest spTy to a. Sc
Igor SALE-FIyE NEW PRESS BRICK HOUSES
Il near Washington Circle; rooms and bath; very
ss cahS ls EaY at f5S 81 a
+ Store aud Residence Combined near Washington
c j5w 'S cAS SE lksf EiR HpSSo Cos NV
L'OR SALE-CHEAP TO AN IMMEDIATE PUR.
L chaser House on st. bet. tn and 18th n w.:
M. and bath; cabinet mantels with mirrors
tiled hearths. &c. Price $1,000.
Apply TO THOS. Il. HENSEY CO.,
my l6lm 1900 ST. n W.
NOR SALE-NEW HOUSES-THAT FINE BLOCK
Of New Houses on the south side Of St. corner II
and Easements. bay windows, tne stone trimmings.
PlannedInd supermtended by L. F. Schneider archi-
tect. Built by +. Ii. Duehay" III the best manner.
Houses open between 8 30 Am. and D 80 Pm. each
day.
Price of corner house. 900
Terms TO suit. d. II. WARN Ek n CO.,
my201m 9loF ST. n
IGOR sALE-A SPLENDID RESIDENCE SUIT
Il able for Doctor; 9.,1 Mass. NV; 10 rooms,
bath. m. t. lot 4OxI0O; 2story brick stable on
Tor price and terms apply to THOS. g. HESSEY
CO.. 300 NV. my2l-lm
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

I.oR EENT-Two BsY.wINDpw BRIcKs-eo1o
l3,h s.. NV. rooms, bath. cellar. m, / SO 3Qs
esiisr.S NH ss55a u '" Apps isi6 jeit9s.
IGOR BESr-:al0 PoETN.R PLACE. s36
Ith At, Mt Pleasant eot;Ase .r''.....-...'.- ~
COZ Va. ave. and 2::d store rnd tir -....... .,
iisas Ersf &c iSSi 5Ef q ~
,e ana In.aranf S Boxer. i1fR aud 81.
1egs n.,nw. 1er. $50 la .t.n.w. lor, $50
i%g5 Conn; ave 1gr 100 29S 8 Sc. ilE SO 80
rs i i' .w i6r = ss4 i,h n W. sT 50
j4i5 Ii q BE fG sf
i@is i2th W, ss.....65 l%12 IA ave
$50 6,h Sc iIE.......69 $50 23 80
l4ls st NV, er......55 II. Fs.w.. 6r..-l5-2'
OFFICES
11I2Fst........soO to so Elegant rooms in "sun
i t BTiiGin s:.ass 10 s;ss.
1lI9F SIS 70 90 IRON s1oo to go each
}0is Conn. - 1927 i4th St nw......-.'o
sTABLEs sso
1000 Conn. trear) 90 lo22 Conn. Az trear'Soo
3ei6 Ro HoL1ZMAN. 10Th and L SITS nv
l,OR EENT-A CHARMING CORNER HOUSE.
iu T9 S and bath 500 t. to @s bed rGom a san
sey gsPfff44 BhhDLfY S of St NV ei66
IIOR RENT-BY FISH MILLER, 12l3FsT. N.W
II that Very Pleasant Residence Sc cor ; sth and y
SITS w. containing rooms ana DaiI; an re re-
put in compile order; rent only S3u per month 70
careful tenant jel6-6t
NOE RENT l237 II me-. store and
Il 1444 RI IS as s"fi; st ne rooms ga
11S3 st. 8yeT store STe .c 50
15o5 st. Ter 100 2al st. 7r.....-2l
FURNISHED OFFICES.
172o Conn ave, Tor. 500 Glover building. 1910
S;,S i. sl5 ns s Hi.;s,S, s s5$
1920 y St qn renr(a- 1a41 18th st. good .,
, s,s rooms ~ 90 L EAEkEH
+ 1907 9 4 NV, sr.s5 223 Dsw, Or, mi. $50
III Del S SSs Or: al Coz Cos = s" SO
1245 3D. st W.. sSd. TO- III Is Jr......-...S
jel4-3t' G. H. PARKER. cor. Az and L SITS. s.w.
test Cottage f Ut Peasant 1s iaih s. estshded
are ro1rds ffIi and sh1ds !Tssi VEL , and fissr1
isi4,3i - ''-i'' O''-'
I,OK kENT-TO a GOOD TENANT. WHITE OR
Solored 20lO Il St MA rooms, m l.; 81 /; D "a
NV. Jel4-a'
IT0B RENT,1ls 11TH ST. Sc, PRESSED
brick; arble trimmed. rooms, bath. cellar med
imIs; SO cheap. Inquire on premises. Iei+s"t
I'OR R1NT-HOUSE 1I22 9Th ST. NV; EIGItf
Il rooms and bath with modern improvements la
fro1es; range hot and SID waite nj APPiyy 70
ie14-3t 9th and D SITS, NV.
FOR KENT-HOUsE oil H 81. NV. A LARGE
1855 ''''--'' bUScASsoS BROS,
IrOR RENT-2sI6 ST: TEN ROOMS: ELE-
II ganty Furnished; to desirable tenant at $50 per
month for summer months. DEEBIE. Davis x CO..
T-UR RENr-NEw HOUSE; ALL MODERN CON
Il veniences newly papered throughout; central 10
1Gn Being Also once St Rooms nsa5 81 iE
Pa, ave NV. 3ei46t
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HOTELS.

1--WE AhDMOEE, 523 1877 Ii ST. y. W., FIRST
i class LOArd; central; convenient to hotels
ard Tac OF interest home comforts; 81 10 81 PER
Gay Sd-1u to $40 weeG !. NJ. HALL ap5-3m'
III OTEL IMPERIAL. FORMERLY THE HARRIS
House, r. 81. Pa. NV, under man
azement. newly finished and RENTED Throughout;
American and European plan. POLAND SIAAIs,
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Tor sALE-MAGNITICENT GROUND on 10TH
Il and l. SITS NV; 44x64.
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I.OR HENT-TwO BtY-WINDOw BRICKS-2010
18th 81. y W.. q rooms BATH. cellar. IA. l. go 500
New Jersey ave. NV, large rooms. pantry, bath,
'eilar, ln. l. S35. 80 Apply l2l6 y St Jes-9t-
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IGOR : ALE-A FRONTAGE OF 40 FEET SISClTS
Il on flerce Place west of lith 81 This lot has
20 foot alley on the side foot alley IN the rear
live houses can lie built upon IT, which will always a
rented and viii pay from IL per cent TO ; rer ceft
Price !. 40. SwORNsTEDr 4 BRADLEY, g31 r 81.
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IGOR REST-2olo PoETNHR PLACE, r. s26
18th st. Mt Pleasant, cottage 1r......-.....- ~
l.,4 Pierce place, 10th ST. %
Coz Va ave and 2:.d store and bT 30
IL I3 18th ST.. Ess (JU feetl and or ~
fl6-3t RUST 4 HUNGERfORD, ga l4th st.