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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

E0k SAiE-JEWELnY sTORE-t WILL SELL
an fbGsP Ttn q y WH3gT fQGK GOODS E
and az my HtocA of Jewery and Optical Goods.
suitable Tor az kinds of business Terms cash part
anu part ' ALf saLf u fNc JeS @T4LN
f.3-3t 70S 9TH st. nv,
IA Card Tables Pictures, Glass Ware, Checks &C. of
me tofshontas Club and II not sold by saturday,
rooms corner 10Th ana Ienusyva. ia ave. NV,
O'Clock am. Apply to WALLER b. WILLIAMS y
ItOR RENT-A FIRST-CLAss CIGAR STAND;
i No. Location; good chance for young man with
EFoR SALE-olD- EsTABLlSHED GROCERY AND
OF W W SWAMI. 1000 18th St. NV. f25-3t-
TTOR sAIE-AT A BARGAIN-A CORNER GKQC-
ness; large stock. including horse and wagon, az
sacrifice; 5000. Address MD.F., Star office. f253t'
ETok sALE &c PKovIsloN AND LIQUOR
a store. Nlli suit with limited capital. A good
stand a! bargain II sold today 1917 I2th st. NV.
f24-3t'
JTORE EASY SHAVE OR FIRST-CLASS HAIR CUT
Il or when you have occasion have it cut over, as
many otEera DO the Philadelphia Artist, east side
OF l1th ST. Nv above Pa ave. Hoist.
lNANTED-A PIECE OF + ST, BUSINESS PROP
w erty between 7th ana 14th SITS. from $4,000
TO $oOOOo Address CASH BASIS, Star office f2..;}t
WANTEnooA FEW RESPONSIBLE MEN, WITH
ana represent corporation Tor the sale very vaiu-
able invention III the different states. Here is an
o.poFttuihty 10 acquire lernanent. pleasant and
r a BUSINESS hyery property owner Is inter
at 1 22cs Room ~ 3 & RA 5ShIs Ss,e,,
lyon SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR WESTERN OR
92,fnern Lands two large narshouses yielding
1-E-Ot 80 St Paul St, baltimore, Md
NXANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH-A COUNTRY
W Seat or Farm within miles OF Washington; give
SAMUEL BEAIMEAR,
f2@-bt' 80 StPall ST., Baltimore, Nd
IoHN H. HoWLETT, BUILDER AND GENERAL
81 Contractor. Established since IS62 Estimates
and Prices cheertuy furnished. Plans aud specIhca-
N all cases residence. Park st.,Mt Pleasant re-. Inn
EOR sALE-yALUABLE BUSINESS STAND.
Wishing to retire from the Agricultural ImpIernen.
ana yrtZer business, which have been engaged ia
for thrty yedra successfully viii sell My Stock of
Goods 81 livery KIND and Lease or Sell thu Bui!ding
fI3-5lw-lm' Cor. 32d and NJ SITS. Georgetown, DC
EEONEY DOUBLED
w By investing in Prairie. Timbered Lands and
kanches il yXas or New Mexico.
Goti @nd sllIgr Mines IN New exico or Georgia
toai, Gus ana on Laids N ohio or West Va
Farms IL ieAas Ne% Mex. Va, Dakota, West Va,
iowa, Ga, OHIO, Kan. Mo-. Md. &C., &c.
Special Inducements to investors.
COhllnlssloner VI the state q Texas"
Attorncy-at-Law, Real Estate ami Claim Agent,
10 900 ST. NV
t(OR ALE-LLASE, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL
4 ca an o4d established Coal Yard centrally located
tons rsclass family trade among best paying peo-
I1e sasiac.oFs reasons gwen Tor selling. Address
DoA n, otar Once. tO-la
g. II. WALK X, NOTARY PUBLIC.
kCs Dealer III Real Estate; Houses and Vacant Lots
Tor sale northeast 4oo Louisiana ave, ago st.
ne. ja9S-Um
ssTyNHE WORLD DO MOyE"-REMEMEEE THE
L terrestrial ClocG" RAllSSY has c1t IT,.
Prices; watches ceaned SI firt-c ass main-spriugs
the lowest Prices in the city: We DEFY competiiion
1:.i ST. II
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While suffering from an attack Of grip
Stockdaic JaeAman, wealthy and prominent
resident OF East Liverpool. Ohio. took large
dose of corrosive subhmate in mistake for his
medicine. He died IN great agony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

PRocErD1Ses or THE CONVENTION roDr-orro-
sITIoS TO TIE PROPOSAL TO EREcT A STATUE
ToQUEES isABELLs-FURPosEs or THE UNION
OFFICERS OF IRE ExECUTIvE COUNCIL
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

NOR RENT-HOUSE 1927 CONN ECTICUT AVE. I;
II eGht rooms. modern In FJycEents. p Ddp0ut
circle street cars PASS the door; price $50 per month
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NE HAVE $500 $1,000 AND $1,000 TO
f2e-It WARkEN CHoArk a Co, olO lin st.
MONEY 10 LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS
cent; charges moderate RI. j. IEiFOTB
3als2m s.w. cor. 18Th and cts, n W.
noYoU WANT MoNEYy-sIO To 800 TO LOAN
~ AZ I.ow Interest on Furniture. Pianos. Horses.
Magons Household Goods other porscnAl property
ialmlents' no removal q soods from residence: no
II EAL ESTATE INvEsTMtNT-sAFE AS L. :
hive PcE cent Payable quarterly. Ia sums Of 1000
sif ;S;.S onRsai Estate
$500 mn THos. E wAGGAMAN.
M IN s SUNS iH FROM $500 UPWARD
AT AND FER CENT.
ON
ZEAL ESTATE IN THIS DISTRICT.
Il. .. HoLTZMAN.
Ilo Corner 10Th and SITS. n.
MoNE1 TO LOAN ~ SUMS To SUIT. SECURED
sin In District heAi Lst''e' ALBERT 10 I; t9A:
$500. $1,000. 5000 5000. shOV $1,000.
go n.M,oIP. 1rnltj church. ii-in
w ~. hAN ,; MoNAl TO LOAN Is SMALL or
-, sw0kMsTEDT BRADLEY.
'Aoi I'm 30 b 81 NV.
IN IL.
CO., GhAKhEs W. HANDY.
- 9H'o I'M s2l at. NV.
NEoNLl TO LOAN Al FINE PER CENT ON APP
WI proved heal Estate security. LARGE amounts
specially. IlLEh 4 kUTh rRFUhD,
yaLo--In 1909 h 81 law.
NVE HAVE MONEY 40 loan AT ALI. TIMES
w and no delay beyond time TO prepare papers ii
seeqr1ty is good. DEhBit, DAVIS a Go.
NyoNLl TO LOAN ~ SUNS 10 SUIT ORION
Ntl $500 upwarD on srproyea real estate security.
,a3-em Di6F st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES on AP-
AVA proved Real Estate Security. lsige amounts a
Insurance Go. of iLliadeirhia Ia sums To suit IL
he rel aid on instailment plan, with or Without
years. r. Il. Smith son. I452 Est a. ION ~
soNEY 10 LOAN IN SUNS TO SUI, Ar5 AND
iet TIA fkISk i u iS f5o5 Pa svs
dis Che Arlington tire ms. CO Is othce>
500 GOO si5 SSSo 1900 ssSosH 900 s2s $500
constantly on hand Lean lioal Estate at and y
ID di 9Sli anu -' 0'A'' MPARKER, 141sFst
MONEY TOLOAN ON REAL ESTATE Al LOWEST
Al rates OF interest other approved security
-, Ihos O. hENsLi 90, Bankers.
MONEY TO LOAN ~ SUNS TO SUI ON RIAL
NJ estate security in v ashiIl-ton city. No ceay.
d. }. r. CULLlNAAE ~ co, COS 81. L
NJ ONEY TO LOAN ON sIOCks, BONDS, GOOD
IVA Commercial Payer and other securities. No de-
d6-3m T434 New ioTt ave.
efE1 T TDr hGA IN irr STMS 40 sHii EXON
di ACkEE y UADNBl, lUue l. 81. ny
ENDOWMENT, LIFE AND IONTINE Policies
NJ bought 1t hfI, - cash prices Loans negotiated
uron same at reasoLate terms. Apply to Nj. ID AZ Ia
Sun. 1870 h ~. Nv. mol -0m-
EEoNEl 40 LOAN
WI On Apl royed I,ca Estate Security in Districts.
tolunbIa IA ANY sums uesIred, lowest rates 81
teToht. 1hOS. j. ElSHLR a Co,
seI1 LEA 4 81. n. W
Nc ONEN TO LOAN
W. il sums to sulI, Of lowest rates on approycdre
estate security tIICH, EbA * BLOWN.
90 40, lefusy lyal.ia avenue.
n ONLY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE Oh HRS r
Az class security at lowe st rates interest decay
where The security IL gooU.
fIs y. Z. GREEN, 1903 eth st NV
NJ oNEY 40 LOAN o. isAL ESTATE AT LOW
V1 est Rates
WASH'N DANENHOWER.
ana Successor to DANENHON lk * son. II , + ST.
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E,OB EENT-IIIS CLINTON PLACE BETWEEN
u l. ana g and Conn. Gud 18Th SIS. NV.
rooms va,rr and ca-. $500 H. H. i. LtIiOLD,
s.E. cor. 18Th .Iri Z sts NV. FIST
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:..,..34SCl evelandav


E|OR RENr-NEW SIX-ROOM BEICE: WIDE
Il front; hall. closets, SC; nyiraut and spring
water in yard sI6. A ;. CANWOOD, 933 9th st.
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''FI'HE WORLD DO MoyE."-REMEMBEE THE
Il Terrestrial ClocH." RAMSAY has cut tie
Prices; watches cleaned. 81; Brst-c main springs
Warranted one year, l. all clock jcwelry work at
the lowest prices III the city; defy competition
l--t L 81 H. ". aul.
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- = y 49, tI-..-~' i'i- -Ist 81 nW--.-I ~ 80
= III MAkNEK& co. 0IG Ist.nw

EHOi EENI-HJt II hos 18Th tGREENJ ST,
IL tI1gr- cgsu, rooms all Ug,-y ituIgos GIeuts:
rent cheap % good tenant. Inquire q owner 9tO ,
AIN, J To- - f.Ll.-, premises. i.,-.}tf
FIUl- Hi-N t-;EAJ-TI II. LILLE iiGU~. o. /.
Il r., li-E uu 81 1T. 14th and lJtE. handsomely
IaTeie crystal chandeliers. IIaute mirrors every
Inns hrs5-class; So %. WARREN CHUATE X 60,
Go IIJI- 81. t.!.,-:,t
fSOk RENT Bus MISS PROPERTY ON & ST
A EcLr l-tl- how . dwelling but can he cas-. Il
5d4ytr,L VIII rent first HOOK for $50. WAFhEN
tHgAIE . CO., 6IO lin 81 1s.-..t
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EvOR RFNI-IO FIKSI-CLASS COLCRED FAM
Il lily. Coy ti-rOlm-aud- bath Erick dwelling. con-
yenient To . lines Rent $3.50. Apply to
l. j " E>I. as lJth ST nv fss-.it'
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y ~ .a- - lst W.
and s.C-" ...-.....-..SlOf
Su.s D. si-.lEr., lUr...s.
HJl4G 3 .'g..,u.i.....tiO.6I
az 2ist -. l2r-OO.G7
su3O & st., lUr-Il.I.GU.Gt
1900 i4. ave. i4r...-..Ut
y. J. cor --t-t ana II sIs..
l-r. ana ~faoie.......G(
3yG,J NJ ST.. g. AL $40. 3.
, as ld.l. l.-r..ull......J.
&llJE St.- H--r..m.L.Ju IL
2l.f b Sc, Or. U..1..:i..iJg
SuS Slst.. tur..gl-I .3a.ai
l%il-i.s-;.i .iNth. IT. "a. ~
l,i..,, 2~,.- Or. M ..iu.5t
Sl6 80 81, yr..-.......,t
J 0u5 = 81, Gr.. III I -. -
lS,i.i I st.. Gc-. IU.L..3.l.,lt
3l3l lEHtarton. Sr..!s.J. 81
$50 81 81. fol-. Js HII......'ss.
141U-st.A, ~. U.4......,s...
.',sai5s J. -t..'i-., mir . i
Bio = 30 50. a.. Nh. -, ~
1910 2!tL. sr.. mi. 30 -
12t-I " -, tr.. mi. - -
i2Ut I'D. ~, Mill. ii
&JlS olive -. IT.
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EEOk SALE-BY FISH X MILLER, 1918 F st. NV
Il EltGCh HOUSES WITH NOD. IMpS.
", cor y. II GV.str Ii 800 bt IA 9th. 7r 80 900
lit! BET VI \, Or. 40 II bt 9th eth n.e 1r.2SU0
"a be- J. x VI, 9r 500 BIT. 1th shine 1r2S00
Gtn bet o. SITS SrS POO bt. y. Cap X st, 6r2 20
MI IGN i3tn, SRI 700 .tth ut II X ne or 300
II tn BIT * T. lOr. .O.JUU Q,btN C.ts LIST nwGr 300
b. 9th * lOtl ORTIZ 90 lth bt. II y ne 1rl 100
I'm BIZ IL = ST.. JOJUIL 1T Sd 4le st IL 30
New Hampshire ave. bet. ana NJ d., and vacant lot
Ilth bit anu H. store, 26x94 to wide alley. 5000
bet. C,H aud lOth, lot 32X6O. with frames 100
l4th bet. and N,Iot TX 90. hne bus. TTopy GOO
Lit No and LIST NV, II monthly nstallen
Is near Mass. ave ne, o., mon lEstaneuts 200
f.l.,-.t
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I.OE I.EST-4g b ST. y w. :g-STOEY BA4-WIN-
Il 90" Brick House with all modern improvements,
Including Ctc,rIc BELLS stationary wash tu!s. Two
wafer closets, &c. BlAII, BKONN h co.
flD--W 1921 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

I,OK RENT-BY THOs. E. wAGGAMAN. REAL
II ESTATE BROKER OF ST. NV
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l., or n NT-UNFJENISHFp-
4ats n "ILe MIIi"nn stable near & 9th. rs
at.....St'l, % ana SD l34 81, oilcu...... -
I'll lJth -. Inv % ayctte ace NV 20
IJLNlSIfID.
I'M ont circle, Ter STA ltar l:,th.........I1O
Son....-. loo Ltar l!th ..........l'J
ISth LeGt , - .tL at.lir DUI ont
NJ ST near l4tI. .tP hear -
I4ICH. IOA x BROWN.
" l43f Penn. ave. W.
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T'OR SAIL OK $3.50, GREAT BARGAIN IN
Nearly New 1wo-story and Back Luiiding Brick
House. :tI st. near fast CartJl.
f2'!-3t' ". T. BUkFOliD. 1922 New York ave
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NOR rhLE-BAEGkINS On CAPITOL HILL;
, Eight Dom New irck at $3.50, Eight-roouI
New brick az $4,000; SevcG-TUyIu New Brick u
$1,000. ". l.. BUI,i ORD, l422 New York ave.
i..-:1tt
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k.bk ShLE-A BARG ANA ZINE fNI.W) THREE
. story aIi Back huIloIHg BaywIudOw ANA Balcony
House; ns rooms; handsomely finished in natIna al
wood cabinet OE Iuautcis; open fir, aces in the best
improved location north ast S3.61U; with larse
n" lots OV; Small cash payiHt lat ana easy monthly
lay hcAts. Also III same square, handsome (Ncw)
IWo-story Houses; by window and balcony; seven
rooms, uuIshed III natural wood; 5000; or with
side lot, SOU; 50 monthly pU-Scs.uu at once.
" +. III kFGIkB. II'g2 Agrl.
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EICi. HLNi-WILL BIZ FOR EENT MtICU /,
L House 1901 -. NV; l. rooms AM cellar. A.
\. MlArON, Heal Estate Broker. 1 II meals las. CO.
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NOR SAI.E-JEWELRY STORE-f WILL. SELL
Il cheap, WITH OR WITHOUT STOCK GOODS, to
an IMMEDIATE PURCHASER, Fixtures Good VII
ana all my stock Of JewtIry and optical Goods Store
suitable Tor all kinds of business Terms cash or part
cash ana part time. APPLY 10 DIRECT OWNER,
f25-3t 49, ~ " 1aS ~ W, o.
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MESCCTI & NHCOX,
1907 IL. aye.n.v.

OH ttH S.w., IOr.. al
u nt. E-f.}t -........$43. -
. q gtE s.w. stOreS lw. -
iOJ ? ~. t-.. al Pa J.. -
J - 81 s-w.. so. SdwE.l7
,s.s-s q s.W.. 81, Wa.t-.i
lsL'.t IsLaV s.W..4r-.N'rID
300 VI ~ ir.. wa;er.S.yU
10 L >. ". Jr. 10
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f:tl 81. mr. i tr .,:' 81 COM. av. IT " cor So: IS
y 81, uT 4f! !DE....uO Est.I.. near Ist.lgr 80
ST NV mr. -. l2r2Ju l5th ana I.n.w.. IJr... 90
L. AZ lr l.tL. l2r-2OU y near lStA
Wet NEsi L. lr-..-...OO ttu St. IN. -. -. a.,
-. Near 10TH, llr. 100 I5u:} Vt ave. NV Or 80
StoJcLtDu stuv.i-r. 30 1901 q ST.. Gr..........5
3 At .toyC houses can H. examined by JeIIi!t rom
GU oflcc only. THOMAS J. EI~IIEE n co,
40 3o-4 ! ST. il. W.
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E.OK IENT-ON THE JENNINGS ROAD, 65
4 Acres tins side bridge; all fenced and III grass:
every CONVENIENCE iur da. lyman or butcher: good
house, &c, &c JNO. h. MAGGAIAN, 700 IAN
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NOR EENT-7"4 J. ST Nj, BROOM EKICK:
mod hnvs; 500 Ter month. O%NLk, BIS IN
v. Ii inn
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!, OF KENr-UNtUKNIhHTl.

IGOR EEST-l3%S 10Th 81. M; ALL MOP.
4 Imp good r-Iair $40 per month. Apply TO ~.
{ JOHNSON. 1lS 18th L. D.. ". flJ-lm
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fIOR SAlE-5 ACRES OF LAND. BEAUTIFULLY
i located il the central pUrhuu OF the town of
hyat's'Ie; good dwelling, stable, fruit and nm
lfoFtets; VIII NHbHlde 10 advantage into Building
sites; price, $4,000; or will trade Tor good city
property b. II. NAIlNlk 4 co.
t..I-4t Il
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E[AkM OF 5S44 ACRES, ONE MILE IRON |
! Laurel and Contee's Station. Splendid Iccg
bon; lch soil 6undalce II shade fruit and nov
Very NICE dwelling and all necessary outbulLinar, |
Everything III nrstcIass condition and in all RESPECTS
a most desirable country home
f-J-t Is. II. MAhNER AZ 20 OI6 Il CT
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ECi, RENT
L UNI FINISHED.
X st, facing Farragut
I ST. near Dupont cir

BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF,
IlCE. IELSE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY Ia IkI.MlTS iEUM OUR OFFICE
HILL X JOHNSTON,
I'm n Pom o,-sag,
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ETUk SALE-A LOT on Il ST. BETWEEN conn.
Il ave. and 2lst ST. NV ~ feet wide; pic only
Si.@Vt; Sl,'Oo cash, Balance Ia two years.
Apply to OWNER
f. BIZ Room i3, Atlantic bu.l
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ErCi SALE-NO REASONABLEO OFFER ABUSED
4 about Acres OF Ground > minutes walk
Forest Glen station; New House; well water good
spring; fruit trees and grapes satisfactory reasons Tor
s2crIhcIug tias J. the property lhat advertised
tt.1UO; rare OF pOrIuuty TO get country home ut
bargain. DAVID D. STONE,
114-3t SOC n # n W
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IGOR SALE--AT EVANSVILLE, DIRECTLY Op-
= IosltC railroad station ahou. Three Acres i'm
proved by the fine BRICK 25-rUon dwelling known as
Tie III ats lss SION and Ly Groom dwelling;
tie most desirable and valuable property in Ayatts-
vile ii ,NlFI A. SON
iS2-Jm l.2.,. l. St II
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& OK KiNJ-IHt BEST SIX-kOCM NEW BRICK
i~yIlIhE IN this tlIy COR .Ee fTIce: SIS per mo-;
.-ln- No 81 9TH -. bath room, gas, Iatruba;
irons room can De used for small store desired;
facing new cable car line.
X. A. PHILLIPS a son,
No." lIi& New tUF! ave.
F,OE EkNI-TWO NEW HOUSE MEAN DUPONT
circle. cabinet u-Itals, electric bells, Sc. uGc
rooms aHd tash; ~u; the other - rooms ard bath;
So,. A Ii. SEAAES, room 30, Kellogg L.I.dug.
I4lOt 81 - Ina
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E'CE RENT - 1879 CARROLL. ST. ST WiTE1S
tvp bio &. uf tue e. Eitul, rooms ana bath nSer
Occupied Ell per month Key 81 49,.
kUSI 4 HUNGEGFORD.
81
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STABLES.

STABLES.
Staeies.....----.-......-S ID
STOkLS.
1924 18th Il. store. S35
l1.13 l4th 81. store. 30
OFFICES.
Office rs, II9 TN st. s.
once -, "a H.. 1908
Pa. ave. Is and $l2 me-.
Once rs, HOS L ST. -
ISiiED.
Z st. near Dupont cir
Cle....--..........-.. lou
lie safes SJ...-....-..S lao
9th -. bet. h. ana Lists. 80
10Th 81. near 1Icluer-
son square.........-l50
VI bet. 18Th ana 10Th
Sss ..-..-.....-...-.....lou
q st. bet. I1th X 18th
Sts. -....-............-.1OO
q Il. be-. 18th 4 lgth. So
18th st.bct.G AID II SITS. -
II -. bet. list AID 1:-d..65
q st. bet. 2StH " 18TH. %
II st be-. IJtn and
-Dtu-..--............-.. %
From Nav | Tnngr fGgn
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After the regular meeting adjourned the ex-
ecutive council held a meeting and elected the
following officers: Mrs. Matilda Joslyn Gage,
president; Josephine c. Aldrich, vice presi-
dent; Mary Emily Coues secretary; w. L. Al
drich, treasurer. The executive council is
made up of these four officers together with
Susan ii. WiXon. Massachusetts; Eliza Archard
Conner. New York; Miss Mecca Hoffman, Kan
sas; Marietta NJ. Bones, South Dakota, and
Clara s. Eoltz. California .
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EDE SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING lot, nth
II 81 bet. l. and VI NV; :95xlUo. two-story bricA
ll3; renting Tor $50 WRIGHT y SIOChETT. $40
f.l-..ts
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ETOR SALE-TIiE NE CORNER OF 2IST AND Il |
il SITS NV; 2tXJ4 price $1,000: $1,000 cash. bal
ance in two years OWNER, Room 43, Atlantic buIli-
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nor SALE-CHEAP-OR WILL TRADE ON CITY
z Property, improved or nnimlrovtd an Elegant
New Br.ch residence on Princeton st, west 30 IT. of
lot 3, bUcE b, adjoining DIR. diamonds residence.
House contains large bath and cellar cabinet
maEteis; heated by steam. House has south front OF
- feet; hall in center Lot contains 1890 it, lrice.
If so soon. OOOO. This is the cheapest property
i'll the most fashionable part Of the northwest.
1t DAVID ID. SION, sos + ST. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25
FOR SALE-TOTS

IOR SALE-THRFE 16-FT. LOTS IN NE; WILL
take 100 for the three il sold this weel. ,rst
have money. Apply 92l 18th st ne. f25-2t.
TToR sALE-WE WILL oFF.,R FOR THE MKT
Il ten days the nnest bargain on Capitol Hill in the
shape of Large Corner Lot only four squares from a.
:. Capitol Building; no back ground viii subdiyiie
into thrty-hve front lots Price so cents Terms to
suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-25

i1o15 East Cap. St,
bib, Or. .....---.SS,600
1920 Mass. ave. NV,
FL, Sr...........-..7,35
So j ST. NV, b. h.,
1lr...........-......6.0 5000
I TO d alley bet. 18th
and 18th, VI and y
SITS. n.w............6.0 1000
1859 to li5lIe I'D 81.
NV, 4r. ............6,O00
239 l;316 st. s.w.. b.h.,
NIL, Sr.....-......-5,000
500 9TH ct. II. W., D.h.
NIL. Sr.............4.o0o
S3l to S35 :,:2d 1T. II.
W. b. h., 9r.........4.500
423 j 81. NV, FIJI, and
= houses rear. .....4.O 600
1928 V st. NV, b.h..
or. ........-.......-..3, 500
1913 LIN st. NV, tn.
Vr.................3,115
302 9th ct. Sc, b.h.,
VIZ '.s.. .O.oOV
4o4 and 4O6 ). Cap.
st. f.h., Or. 1000
DO 18th st. Sc, b.h.,
Sr..................-2,OOU
924 Sth ST., s.w., Ii.
or. ...................S,UuU
- Capitol alley s.w.,
Or....................1 400
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-14

this statement enlisted great applause, in.
dicating that Mr.. Lulings request would
be fully granted.
Mr.. Buckner was then loudly called, and
promptly responded by some very appro-
pirate remarks. At the close of Mr.. Buck
ner's remarks general voice was heard
from the audience, Henley Henley! Mr..
Henley responded by saying this was out
of his district, but felt it his duty
to call attention to the platform
of the Republican party, which
demanded all the relief for which
the people and the Republicans had been
so long clamoring, and that if he should
succeed in this election he would certainly
do all in his power to carry out the prin-
cipal of the party, and see to it that some
of the unnecessary expense of the state
should be suspended, and that the voice of
Sedgwick county would be heard, and
that the viii. of his constituents should be
complied with in full Sedgwick county
had honored herself in electing Mr.. Doug
lass to the legislature two years ago,
when, although inexperienced and unac-
quainted, he so impressed himself
on the house as to secure the
of the best committee
the judiciary, and before the session closed
he was recognized by his followers as one
of the most earnest, Conscientious and
efficient legislators of that body, always
and voting in the interest of his
constituents. His opponents are trying to
falsify his record by showing his opposi-
ton to the stay law, but a careful perusal
Of the journal will show that through his
fundamentally such a bill was passed in
-he house but failed in the senate 1t
would be calamity to retire so valuable
and efficient public servant.
The colored quartette ''were dandies,"
appearing in a number of clever songs
which were in keeping with the enthus-
asm of the meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-14
KANSAS LAWN TENNIS LEAGUE.

The meeting of the Kansas Lawn Tennis
| league, was held last evening at the
/ parlors of the Carey hotel. Representa-
| tives of the different clubs, were present as
| follows: Culp of Saiina, j. Ehrhardt
| Copeland, W. A. Phillips. NJ. F. Phillips,
| G. Enrhardt, Salina, L T. Bagnall, juno
ton City. w. Knause. Mcpherson. c. f.
| Turner. FL Dorado, l.. {. Bronson Z. NJ.
Cox Harper J. d. II. Breden, Runney
Mede, w d. Church, Anthony, w Dean.
c. Mason. Sherman Skinner, a. Smith.
Fritz Lewis. VI. Hallowell, ). Hanes, A F.
Milligan, George Lewis. B. Anawalt,
John Kelly, r. Pierce, w. Campbell, H.
Molfat, Wichita.
The motion that the meeting to adopt
the constitution and bylaws be held this
evening, prevailed.
Rules were adopted as follows:
First-The Bagnall-Wild system, shall
be used in drawing.
Second-All matches shall be the best
two out of three sets.
Third-Six games shall constitute a set
except the deciding set in matches. and all
sets in finals, which shall be played, Duce
and Vantage.
Fourth-In playing for the second prize,
all those defeated by the winner, excepting
the runner up" shall enter into new
drawing under the Bagnall-Wild system,
and that the winner of the last drawing
shall play the runner up" for the second
prize
Fifth-The consolation prize shall be
played for by those defeated in the pre-
liminary and first round
Sixth-playing to commence at 3 a. m.
and 100 p. m, the referee TO decide when
playing shall cease.
Decided that drawing of ladies' singles
take place on the grounds at time decided
by the referee.
Drawing resulted as follows for todays' |
ingles:
Barney, Bronson, Bagnall, Church, F. /
NJ. Phillips
Cox, Moffat c. Ederhardt, Copeland, |
Auawalt, W. \. Phillips, Lewis, Bredin, /
Hallowell
Culp, Haynes, Kelley, J. Eberhardt,
Mulvane, Dean.