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TO ENTERTAIN THEIR CLERKS.
Messrs. Saks n Co. Invite All Their
Employees to Go on an Excursion.

Messrs. saks and Company have extended to
their employees and their families an invitation
to enjoy "outing" at Marshall Hall ON
Thursday evening. June &c, all the expenses to
be borne by the firm. The clerks we're called
together last evening and a committee from
among their number appointed with carte
blanche to make all arrangements. the only
snpulations made by Messrs. Saks being that
no expense be spared TO insure thoroughly
enjoyable time.
Music. refreshments and transportation upon
the return of the boat have been ordered. and
If the couple of hundred or more of Messrs.
Saks and Companys employees and the MEM
bers OF their families do not enjoy themselves
II VAL not be from want of generous provision
by the freqnentcrs of the affairs.
When MIR. Saks was interviewed on the subject
today he said: ''les. We are going to give our
employees an outing at absolutely no expense to
them They serve us faithfully. and in future
once a year. we propose to show our apprecia-
ton SO tar as possible IA this manner. We're
gong aione-jus; ourselves and our families
and propose TO extract just az much unalloyed
pleasure out of il rs can. The only thing
We insist on Is that the men shan't spend =
cent, We want the bills for everything"
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wATERMELONs AND PEACHES.
Fine Fruit From the Far South Appear
ing I'm the Market.

The first shipment of Georgia wa.ermelons
this season has arrived, and large, fine melons
were on many stands in the Center market this
morning. The melons," said a dealer this
morning, "are the finest for the first shipment
that have ever been received here. They are
much larger and they are sweeter and the meat
is finer. And" he added, ''the price is
cheaper. Just think of it, large sweet melon
all the way from Georgia for so cents The
largest of them only cost IS cents ."
Florida canteloupes are also in the market and
notwithstanding the usual complaint concern
ing the quality and quantity of the fruit crops
this season they are as large and are much
sweeter than The average crop that is shipped
here from a distance. This morning they were
selling at from rs to so cents apiece, while on
Saturday the largest of them SOLD. as high as 81
each.
New peaches and apples have also appeared.
The apples, like all early apples, are small in
size. and do not bring such good prices, but
the peaches are Of good quality and size and
sell at 50 cents quart basket or "a peck.
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WITH SONGS AND REGULATIONS
The Closing Exercises of the Academy
Of the Holy Cross Today.

The twenty-second annual commencement of
the Academy of the Holy Cross takes place at
Lincoln Music Hall this afternoon. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Schiller FEES: March. Meyerbeer- Wolff
Pianos, Misses L. Saum, II. Maloney. L. How
lett, p. Whitaker, VI. Cannon, y. Clark, NJ.
O'Brien and NJ. Loughran; yiolins, Misses
Mamie Kieckhoefer and Sallie Cannon: harp,
Miss Nirgie Minor. Chorus. Dragon Flies"
Bargiel-Vocal class. accompanied by Miss l.
Saum. Danse Espagnole, Ascher-Misses ~
Johnson. Il. Berberick. VI. Mulhall, A. Roth. Il.
Waugh. h. Clark, " ToOmey and NJ. Shea.
Recitation, the Legend OF Van Bibber's
Rock" Miss Nellie Lackey. Semi-chorus. Men
delssohn-Nocal class. accompanied by Miss Z.
Howleu Overture to Semlramide. RosslnI--
Misses NJ. Clements, X. Trainer, NJ. Roth, \.
LaGorce, NJ. Ebert, NJ. Connell, VI. Harring-
ton and l.. Bodemar. Gods Little Garden"
the mInIms. Prologue. Miss Marie kleckhoefer.
Scherzo Briliante, Sponholst-M Misses A. Gan
non, N. Gwynn, NJ. LouShran. l.. 1ricou. NJ.
Green, NJ. Harvey, L. Johnston and /. Saum.
Vocal trio, Ave Maria" 0wens--Misses f. and
J.. Murray and A. Brugere; piano. Miss L.
Maloney; harp, Miss v Minor. Essay, The
Heart Unceaslng Quest Miss NJ. i. Johnston
Read by Miss l.. Tricou. Cavatina, ''Sants
Lucia" Braga--Miss Rosalie Small. accom-
panied by Miss NJ. Cannon. Polka Rondo, VIII
son-Little G.. Woodburn. V. hummer, A.
Green, 4. saunders, A. Trainer. NJ. Collins. NJ.
Hartnett and VI. Shea. Concert recitation,
The Story of Some Bells" junior class, ac-
companied by X. Trainer. Violin, piano and
banjo, Lucia d Lammermoor," Donnizetti-
the Misses hieckboefer. Chorus, Summer
Fancies, o. Meta--Socal class, accompanied
by Miss n. Clark. Valedictory. Miss Helen
Maloney. Comforting graduating medals and
diplomas, prize medals, distribution OF pre-
miums. Closing remarks, Rev. p. i. Chapeile.
DID. Marche Militaire, Scotson-Clark- Misses
J.. Specht, NJ. Rudden, A. Cannon. M. Lougb-
ran, \. Clark, NJ Cannon and L. Small There
is all exhibition Of drawings, paintings in oil,
water colors and crayon and specimens 81
fancy work by the pupils at the academy.
Caught Under a Failing Embankment.
Yesterday George Strauthers, colored
laborer, met with a serious and perhaps fatal
accident. He was engaged in digging an exca-
walton on between 22d and Esd streets when
the bank caved in and caught him in such q way
to painfully iniure his back He was taken
to the Emergency Hospital and attended by
Drs EIlyson and Middleton, and subsequently,
to his home. 1921 Sd street northwest. His in
juries are such that il is doubtful If he can re-
cover.
ALL Who PnopesE handing in articles in TEE
SrAR's advertising contest will please observe
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"HoLMEAD MsSon..

Lots in HClmead Manor. Mt. Pleasant. for sale
These Lots are directly IN the line Of substantial i'm
provemens on and leaf htney ave. the fSshiOna
drive from the northwest scction the clty
dlers Home with street cars on either sdv and only
few minutes walk nom Boundary. The trustees
determined to improve this property. the lots are
eligible for building Immediately acceptable par
ties purchaser Lots and desiring build have
money advanced Tor that Purpose with easy terms
payment Streets are being graded and sidewa h laid
and trees Will be planted Ia Business men.
familiar with values IN ali sections and the
CITY, pronounce thus property substantial
ment and the prices reasonable than for any sub
divisions placed ca the market this year
Lots from 1000 square feet upward
Prices from % to 35c. per foot
Terms easy.
Take the 9TH ard l4th st cars 10 examine this prop
erty and observe the high location beauifui out
look on every side.
Psts and IMPORTANT information as to improvements
can be had at the office Of
je7-3m wM. Ii. SAUNDERS L co. I4U7 F St
kOR SALE-lOrS II EAIRNIEW HEIGHTS.
lying on vest SIDE of Tenallytawn road. inter
section o; NOOdlcy lane, terms electric are
now running to this property. Apply TO
Iny2l-5in JOHN l.. BEAII. 1921 r st,
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Trimmed by the Car Trach

As Miss yanderpoel was crossing -i4th and Q
streets Sunday evening she tripped on the tenn
porary car rails and was thrown violently 20
the ground, bruising herself severely. Another
lady met with . similar accident the same
evening.
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FINE BUILDING SITE
FOR PaINATE RESIDENCE,

Location-Rhode Island ave. between 18th and
18th SITS. W, about oDcthird square east of Vice
President Morton's residence.
The lot fronts south dimensions, 14KlT6 feet q n
30loot paved alley sufficient depth to build a COM
modIous stable on rear of lot at q proper distance
from residence.
For prices and terms
". n. HUYCK.
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jel4-3t

=
EoR sALE-LoTs FRONTING 80 FEET on G
tanning about 1880 feet. improved by two frame
fok sALE-2 Lots ON s. of Sd and G SITS. ne.
FIX sEt Rs5 70 It on St bet. 18th and 18th
v wi: *9S 81 r. front containing 25O7 So. it,. wide
} OR aALL-Beautiful Building Lot 239x9S. side
alley on 18Th ST. bet ana sis a w. s3 per So IT.
r a3 aSan SSst 6Ss sa : assE
FOR SALE-Iot on 18th st. extended near Column
FOR sALE-Lot NV. cor of Columbia ave- and
Quarry Road, lO36S Columbia ave. by about
40 ON Quarry Road. Containing 5000 feet, 75c.
immediately in front OF woodley Inn ON TennaIiy
town Road; alley II the rear: fronting the road.
Two Fine Lots. Meridian Hill. and several Lots in
kaiorama tor sale at reasonable o. ilisS 1
1el4G Atlantic Building Room 20.
VEoR sALE-LOTs-DUGAN q BUTLER, 6Og
New Jersey ave. bet u and Z n w., 22x13s to 80.
New Jsr:ey ave, bet, and Inv. % sr1oo. I'm
VIII exchange either of above Lots for seven to ten
9 St bet AZ and 9th sts sw .2oOx12216 to 3O-foot
10Th 81. bet. L and NJ sts W, 25x1l4,x to 1o-toot
10Th st bet. S and SITS. NV, 20x1OO to 1o-foot
jsi4-3t DUGAN BUTLER, 500 stn.w
EoR sALE-FINE LOT ON CONNECTICUT AVE.
near Church Of the C9yenant; 30 feet inches
bargain 80 an immediate purchaser.
jel4-3t DUGAN & BUTLER GOO St NV.
TOR sALE-A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A BUS
ness Location on st. near 18th, nearly Opposite
the corner property recently sold ON which an apari
ment house Will probably be erected. This proiert .
has frontage of 10 feet and depth of g feet "a al,
foot alley improved By houses renting 200 Der
year. -
This property is offered at the price of 81 20 per
foot. JOHN r. WIGHT ~
iei4-3t I4oss 81, NV.
lIOR SALE-615 NJ ST NV, LOT 80 FT. 2 IN
u 6y depth Of 20 r. to loft alley, 81 GOO )
Snd ays st. NV, facing ny ave- g. 800 each II y
liz st. ne. sl.2oo R. Il. BoSTz ii Il i. W. W.
jel4-3ts
NOR sALE-Two CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN
the northwest within ten minutes ride of center
OF city each 30x %; a5c; square foot A bargain :
Jel4-3t JNO I. WAGGAMAN. 200 18th st.
DOR SALE-34O, 900 FEET NORTHEAST. ON
line OF improvements new railroad to pass in front
OF the property and new bridge to be constructed 1t
jel4-5t 5Ao I. wAGGAMAN. 700 18th st.
IGOR SAIE-CHEAP-h SQUARE OF GROUND
IL in South Washington which can sell for 5oc Der
foot ground around it that can be bought for less
'Iai, ooc. per iooI G. H. PARKER,
EOR SALE-CHEAP-sOUARE 5I7: ONLY
sold at the price sell this square, the best in
nent offered; ii sold within 80 days i will IA ie
Doc per foot after that IL will be 50c. Ii won't keep
~ Se d4ys oaii early @ H. u; iP az IKE
Il THE MOST DESIRABLE LOT ON DUPONT
CIRCLE-To any one who will build fine residence
800. Lv.N.H UycK.
3el4-3t hos Pa. ave.
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After q service of thirty-eight years as SUPER
intendent of the Tidewater canal extendin e
from Columbia to Havre de Grace, Nd, Daniel
4. Shure has resigned His successor Is
Superintendent Smeltzer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

SENATOR RICHARD COKE says OF Preston's "Hed-
Axe: 81 have tried this medicine and found il
very effective" Cures headache, nothing else:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17
The Widow Gets the Money.

In the Circuit Court, Judge Montgomery, to-
day, the case of Mrs. Henry Anne Stewart agt.
the Washington Beneficial Endowment Associa-
ton was concluded by verdict for plaintiff
for 5000. This was the amount of policy on
her husbands life, and the defense was mis-
representation as TO age and condition OF
health.
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BE SURE not to send in your articles in tn
Stars advertising contest later than Friday
June Doth
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
! SALLY G, H. FICKLINe. REAL ESTATE

EoR SALLY G. II. Tickling. REAL ESTATE
l. Broker, 1864 sd st NV.
and sns %sn
bu fa rooms s1 cellar under the main building
These houses have all modern improvements, in
cludinF speaking tubes, electric BELLS buffers pantry
pantr1es linen rooms aud numberless closets heated
Washington and Georgetown, Metropolitan and Ten
teytown electric railroads They viii be completed
I0r occupancy by Thursday. June 10. 1890. An in
iel7-6t' CHI. TICKLING.
E3ki SALIENT PLEASANT HANDSOME WELL
sSade Pfce R'ha hrs aI5 and
E0R SALIENT. PLEASANT NEW EIGHT-ROOM
ae water and seSeEsd . stable fcs
City lots BIZ Iar Once S2s ~ WI" sell sias
ZOE sALE-THE BEST OPPORTUNITY YET
D.. offered TO purchase Choice Piece Of business
small cash payment: property ali around II selling
FOR sALE-1ath St bet. and F. Brick House and
il ' DAVID 'f B. Stone ME- 500 0GyI st. NV
10Th; ten rooms. bath and cellar; sql are bay win
s00a repair pa NeISb s1oNi sos 4sy
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN IN STORY
= Brick House on 18th St NV: lot 21.3x1O0;
FOE sALE-s4. will buy aywindow Brick
FOB sALENA 1 wo-sto.y and Basement BricS House
on st NV; seven rooms and BATH lot 20 feet deep
L, DAVID D. STONE 500 F St
1ToK SAI1-s7.5OO EACH-TwO BAY-wINDOW
rooms and bath.
FOX sALE-several Bargains in New Houses on
1t DAVID D. STONE, SOC NV.
I>OR SALE-A BARGAIN-HANDSOME NEW 49,
Il room Residence, hard wood finish, electric bells
ana gas lighting apparatus; on prominent corner
khode island ave, near Iowa Circle. terms easy
HEISkELL McLERAN, zoos st. jel7-6t
IGOR SALE-VkRY DESIRABIY LOCATED TWO
Il story and Basement Brick the side Of 9th
st. n.w near L ST.. lot runs through to New Hamp-
SHIRE ave, with frontage of 20 feet each
Price reduced for short time to $4,000
oS3 b. II. WARNER & CO,
iel1-5t 9l6 i St NV
NOR SALE-SECOND ST. BETWEEN AND d
Il SITS. Sc. Ihree-stOry and Basement Brick nine
rooms and bath: good lot, 1S.3xI00 about. Cheap
$4,000.
40 BH. WARNER & CO,
1elt-5t 9i6 ST.
EOK SALE-TwO-STORY FRAME. SEVEN ROOMS
on Com ctic9t ave near Dupont Circle: splendid
1913 b H. WARNER 4 CO
1elT-5t. GIG i St NV.
IToR SALE-SPLENDID PROPERTY on YER
Il mont ave. between n and o SITS. lot 26xI35. i'm
proved by 1hree-story IhIte an-roon Brick; heated
by steam An elegant homo i'll nee location $4,000.
90 Is. II. WARNER 4 Co,
Je1G-5t GIG at. NV
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ALL Who PRopesE handing in articles in TEE
SrARs advertising contest will please observe
that no articles will be received later than Fri
day, June 10th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17
FOR SALE-LOTS
IGOR SAIL
Il BARGAINS IN BUILDING LOTS

Il BARGAINS IN BUILDING LOTS
Dupont Circle
Corner ord and New York aye:
Corner 2lst aud sts;
Corner 20th. Virginia and ST. (entire squared.
Corner 18TH N1rginiA and y square
Corner 11th and Boundary sts. ,entire square,.
Corner 18th and u SITS
Corner ..2d and sts.;
Corner 10Th and Erie sts (Neridi HID:
Rhode Island ave. between l4th and 18th SITS,
ST. between 1 9TH and sth SITS NV:
ST. between 18Th and 18th SITS. NV
18th st. betwcen L and NJ SITS. NV.
18th St between X and = SITS nv;
And many others.
For full particulars apply to
w. " HUYCK,
tel48 1904 Pennsy wanna ave.
I,oR sALE-2 LoTs on o MAR y. cAP.....TOc
h Lots on near n Cap ,inC
Lot fronting ON New York ave. lSN95.... ell )
Lot on near sd ST. o.
Lot on Sd near New Jersey aNe...............lO5
Lots on y. Cap St near electric ......... 90
Property IN this locality u rapidly adv snc.ng m
price aud any of these lots cheap at prices named
above. L. K BROOKS. GIG 18th St l-l26t
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AUCTION SALES.
V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auc,ioneer.

y.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. To BE SOLD Al
AUCTION FOR STORAGE AND CHARGES, RE-
MOVED To Ny AUCTION ROOMS.
Notice Is hereby that Will AZ public auc
ton on SATURDAY, JUNE TWENTY FIRST, 1880,
commencing az TN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at the auct ioi
rooms OF Thomas bowling. corner Ia. ave. and 4 I'M
ST NV, for non-paymeut Of storage, three lets OF
household goods stored with : follows:
December ~ 1883, by &C
June Ia, 1889 by II. A. NJ.
june -, 1879, by Mrs. H.G
Charges be paid and goods removed up TO d,y of
sale. y a. NFRR%' "a
1elIdts Sth and X SITS. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ISoR sALG-BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE-Two
IL Beautiful Houses on NJ st. bet 5th and 9th SITS
WILL BE SOLD VERY CHEAP
je14-3 CHAS. A SHIELDS, 10O6 + ST NV
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IIOR RENT-NEw HOUSE; ALL MODERN con-
II venIences, newly papered throughout GENITAL 10
cation, being l.3l T. ST. u. W, near Pa. ave- + and
18Th sts. Also Office Rooms. c. BECKER. l345
Ia. u. ". 3el4-Ot
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1C9o Conn trearl s25 lG.2% Conn ~. trear,. 30
ieI6 70. HOFFMAN. I 9th snd + sts NV

IGOR EEST-A CHARMING CORNER HOUSE 8
Il roOuls and bath too Il St LIE This house has
four bay windows, large closets to bed is hand
sOnely papered and perfect order. only $50.
SGOkMsIEDr BRADLEY, 927 + st. NV. je16-6t
I,OR RENT-BY FISH h MILLER, 1918 + ST " W,
Il that Nery Pleasant Residence cor. l2Ih and
sits L. containing rooms and bath; all recently
Put III compile order; rent only $50 per month to
careful tenant. iel6-Gt
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FOR lighthouses.

Stable in 50. bounded
by l. and NJ sts. and
10th and 2lst Sta. SO
Stable IN So. bounded
by " and y and Conn
ave and 10Th sts......25
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NER & CO, 9l6 Ft.n.x.
n on KENT-UNFUkN

II. OK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s3Oi IA sv. 1Or.. 500 Oh II st NV. lr.sJJ
d3i3 Cor, s.. 1or.-....-45 al l.th st:nw. or. 80
t3l 81 W 40 1lOG Green's alley or y
llJ3 9th st Il ", 9r....40 I%44 Union pL Jr-S 80
LOB Vermont ave; comp. furu.; Tor; all IN l. :
Cheap during sumner; permanent tenant preferred
m24-24t' 1lLEJi kC1EEkFOKD. 1907 st.nw
I,Ok RENI-MT PLEASAST-A COY GROOM
II Cottas,r an summer Kitchen Park 81. Apply
20 MAJ BARTLETT, next door, after , u m or Dis
bursInS Clerks Ofhes, Treasury Department. between
% Am and = IN. lei 5-Its
IL Byck. bay window. L. rooms, ali mod iInIs ::
r1utn irQEt, summer prices THOS. j. FISHER &
u 1919 81. NV. Jel4 81
I,Ok RENT-9ll r ST SW OR ANDB,TH. MI.
u r-2JO, 800 81. -.w.. Or water : To- 121 Sd ST
Aw, ar. water. Sl& b. LEONARD. 4O7 Az St W.
EIA-,tt~ " - -
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EoR SALE-SPLENDID PROPERTY ON YER
mont ave. between n and o SITS lot ok 81. i'm.
proved by 1hree-story Ihr,e an-rooIn Brick heated
by steam. An elegant homo i'll location $4,000.
% b. II. WARNER X CO.,
IelI-5t GIG I 81, II.
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I.OR RENT-ELEGANT l3RoOM BIZ, DwIG
= I43+ Il L, ", s6l 20; cor. lTtiI and CorcoFan
tts u-W, RS. SI.J: JsIi 18Th H.. W. grs. m
sSo DO til C. avs. e., 9rs.. new S:S5 80: PIG G
- So. sEs, So 1864 9th 81 ne, Ira $50 30;
SCy ~ NV 6rs., S2O. LOOK e ~. s.W., 7rs .. l.
slO 30. store cor. Sth and sts S3: III
A1d SIS store nj dwlC. h. store room. 10
I'D ST. nv, ct2 3 SfiCe Rooms 81. ,
ST NV. 80 10 eOiored teDauts-Zl - 18th 81 "a
". ofs-. rlSfO. 03l l. 81 nwy Gr$. go; 436 Sd
6. anu a ~ At - and sI0. W. g DUYALI- 925 r st
Nv. 3ei4-s,tu. th3t
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E0R sALE-A ST. NE: NEAR 9TH, PRETTY
Il Press brick Front, bay window rooms bath. m /.
and cellar. nice yard renting at s, so; also .-siory
room Brick, fronting wide alley in rear renting
je14-3t Glib 18th 1t.
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Of r llE AAfOhC.
SIG 9TH ST., Sd and
4tn uObrs........ ..-s-.- e.
HOS r ST., Sd and Attn
fioors....sJO and s30
5lg 9Th st. suite 2
rooms, I'd fiOor. .......2O
1908 Pa. ave. ........--...S
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ISOR SALE - ELEGANT SToNE-FRONT RESI-
IL dence on st. the CAPITOL we'll finished
in every respect bargain if bought now
jei4-3t CHAS. A.. SHIELDS. IQO6 st NV
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i SITS s.w., improved by two bricks and one
frame, all under rent; $4,000.
l1O0Sl Il. II. WARNER 4 CO.,
cot st n w
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NOR SALE-SEC0ND ST. BETWEEN C AND d
IL SITS. Sc. Three-stOry and Basement Brick: nine
rooms and bath: good lot, 1S.3xl00 about. Cheap.
$4,000
40 B. II. WARNER & co,
IeIt-0t 9i6 Il ST. n
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EOR RENT-NEw 5-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, w
Il CITY; 81 per month. MCLACHLEN BATCH
ELDER. ~ I ST NV Diff
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FOR SAIE-IOTS.

INOR SALE--RAHE OpPpRTUNITY-o3 FCQS0N-
Il zeal Building Lots finely improved square ne
on two car lines % and 80 feet deep; watered,
houses built sold to great advantage if built on no
cash required. W Il. BURFCRu
iel4-Ets l432 New York
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I. OR SALE-A SPLENDID BROOM BAY-WINDOW
l. Brick on l. st. near 18th NV. all m L. concreted
cellar: price $4,000. L. STARGA RDTER.
je14-3t 6l3 .jth St
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REM

81 A BLkS
Stable in SO. bounded
BY NY. ave. and II St
AMI 14th and 10th sts- 80
FUN
Dupont Circle pr. yrSs,2OO
Enr Mcpherson 50. 10O
Cor X and 18Th sts..
overlooking McPher-
son Square. lar. and -,
BOO. oo
18th st. bet y and X
kst. bet. 1 9Th &I7th. 300
X ST. bet l4th and
10Th St. 20O
II bet 7tn Il 18th. .25U
Connecticut sve. above
IL ST -.--.-..-......- -Vc- O.l
Vermont ave. bet o
and L sts-............2 zoo
House. Dupont Circle. zoo
Cor. l. and IIth SITS.
l1r and > baths DDl
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VNOR RENT-IHE BEST S-ROOM BRICK DWELL
ing IN this city for the price, II month being
No 40 st. Sc. also New Large 1wo-story Barn on
rear OF same lot, with i've sal and carriage
IS. 10 per month X. A PHILLIPS son, 1919 n.
u 1 u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

ETOR RENT-THREE HANDSOME NEW THREE
Il story Bay window Houses, fronting the Capt.
tol grounds, for "a per month each: l. rooms and
ali modern improvements. Inquire OF
Ii. Il. MOULTON, Attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-17

IHoR SALE-pRETTY FRAME HOUSE ON GALES
- st near 10th ne comfortable home for rea-
sonable price; only 81 700; about 500 cash re-
CURED balance monthly. l. STARGARDrER,
tel4-3t GLIB 10Th 1T.
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L,OR sALE-BEAUTIFUL HOME, CONTAINING7
Il rooms and bath. very desirable corner north
west; price only $500. L. sTAkGARDIER,
tel4-3t 613 9Th st.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-10-18
AvENoINo HENNESSY.
A Friend Of the Dead Chief Kills One {
His Assas-ins,

A Friend of the Dead Chief Kills One of
His Assas-ins.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. l7.-Tom Duffy, q
cousin of prize fighter, who has been in
the habit Of going 10 the Parish prison TO
see his friend imprisoned there for dis
meanor, went there to-day and asked to
see Antonio Heaiilde, one Of the assas-
sins Of Chief Of Police Hennessy, ostensi-
bly, for the purpose Of identifying him.
When the prisoner appeared Duffy pulled
out pistol and shot him, inllicting ia
tai wound.
Duffy was Immediately arrested. He
said 20 the officers il the Italian died he
was willing To hang. He only wished there
were only about % men like himself To do
similar deeds. The wounded Italian was
taken to the hospital where he asserted
he had always been friend Of Chief
Hennessy. He cannot live. More than
80 arrests have been made Of parties be-
lieved to be implicated in the assassiua-
tion Of Hennessy and to-day another Ital-
ian, Pedro Natal, was identified as one OF
the men seen running away from the
scene Of the murder. The body of the
late Chief Of Police Heuuessy lay In state
at the city hall to-day and was viewed by
thousands of people. The funeral was
largely attended and Canal street was
lined by an immense crowd Tor mile.