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PROPOSALS.

WANTED BIDS FOR GRADING STREETS.
w laying sidewalks and planting trees in Fairview
MISE john i. -f gEAIL 1921 st. NV.
n1,PoT 9UARTERMAsTEKs oFFICE, WASH
Il ~ iSGdoN Dc. May ID lS9O1sealed Proposals,
eeiyed here until ELEVEN O'CLOCK A NJ FRIDAY.
furnishing during the fiscal year commencing July l.
1880, such Fuel. Forage. Straw. Bran and Mineral
articles Of domestic production manufacture con-
Of Sqay ana prize nelgdng in the price Of
being equal An information required win be fur
tanning proposals should be marked .Proposais for
Fuel FORAGE Ms or OIL" Gas may bel. and addressed
G t. f. DANDY Deputy eu'F'ernAS'er n Sfasgal
pRoPosALs FOR sUPPLIEs.-oFFICE OF PUB
W.sb nG Bud ms an, Md Grounds War penartmen
II wdhgPss w e 5eSsiTed e ms Sss
1890, for furnishing supplies required from time 10
time during the fiscal year ending June 80 lsyl as
pots Class 8 paints. oils. &c; Class i. hardware
Class D. agricultural implements. &c Class q electric
stationery Glass < manure; Class 10. sand and ana
BRICKS 6iss sss S line
sss las ~ part sef Sc Sss Is Use 81
accepted ufi Congress makes ne Necessary GppropTtGc
irons Aseparate proposal for each class is desired.
Class for which the inclOsed proposal made Pref
erence will be given to articles Of domestic manufac
price Of manufaciures the duty
Il asd E se Of
3D. 1857 Vol. %, page 49,. and Vol "a, page Az
Statutes at Large The right is reserved reject any
and all proposals. Forms and spesifcstions be OBJ
tained at this office o. IL ERNST colonel, y Army
l0,l2.13&l4, ju7&9
DKOPOsALS FOR FUEL.-TREAsURY DEPART
II ment Bureau of Engraving and Printing Wash
ington. DC, May 3 ls90.,sealed Proposals will be
received at this office until 2 M MONDAY, JUNE
SECOND, 1880. to furnish the Bureau of Engraving
aud Prn ting with Coal Wood and Charcoal during the
fiscal year beginning July l. 1890. The right Is re-
served to reject all bids parts Of bids Blank
FORMS with speci catons for proposals and further
info rnation desired by intending bidders will be
furnished on application ut this office. WILLIAM NJ
MEREDITH. Chief OF Bureau. my6-2aw4w
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF AGRICrT-
II ture, Washington, ID c.. May 8, 1880 Sealed pro-
posals will be received by this DEPARTMENT until Nav
20, 1890, at II M for furnishing supplies for ths
fiscal year beginning July 1, 1890 and ending June
80, 1891, follows stationery, Lumber paints
Oils. ETC., Ice Flower Pots Miscellaneous suppies
and for the purchase Of Waste Paper. Bids for sta
tionery opened At p N. other bids at ~ noon The
Department reserves the right to reject any or All bids
and to waive any defect in same Bids must be made
IN duplicate on blanks furnished by the DEPARTMENT
For information and blanks apply 70 The Dishursing
Once. j. NJ RUSK. Secretary my69,l 62oS23
ITO FOR LINCOLN. NEBRASKA: THOSE RE-
Ii ceiying invitations call at once and Pull
man Accommodations.
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HE NEW and palatial steamboat, Charles
Manchester, Capt l.. L. Blake, the finest boat
ever on the Potomac, with elegant furnishings,
electric lights, cafe, dining rooms, &c. viii
make her first trips TO Mount Vernon and Mar
shall Hall at 10 m. and $50 p. m tomorrow,
May IA On her return trip from Marshall Hall
tomorrow evening the Charles Manchester,
Capt l. L. Blake, will have the electric lights
turned on her magnificent proportions and
adorpmepts
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PROFESSIONAL.

nEAFTMEN's AND ENGINEERS,
IL SIPIl.TES
ARTISTS MATERIAIS
PICTURE FRAMING
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FROM so Up
All II greatest variety and at bottom urices AZ
- SCHMlD1'S JO4 9th Il.
BRANCH l'%2 Feilna ave- aVlU-5m
lOSEpH GANLEE
q FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EAiRALMEK
ls3i lennsy wanna ave. NV
1eleIn call IL Bl." ~
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IS0k KENT-sALE OR Lt4SE-A FIRsT-CLASS
oMNEk 1872 Nj ST. NV. neg Thomas Circle.
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FOR SALE--LOTS

tOh oA1<E<---lAVIN.
HYArrsvrLLE
LOTS IN HOLIDAYS ADDITION O. PER
MONTH.
FROM si5o TO $3.50.
TWICE THE SIZE OF MANY THAT ARE on THE
MARKET AT DOUBLE THE COST. TREBLE
THE DISTANCE FROM WASHINGTON
AND FOUR TIMES THE DISTANCE
FROM THE DEPOT
THE BEST. EASIEST AND SAFEST INVEST.
MENT ON THE MARKET FOR THOSE
SEEKING SUBURBAN HOMES OR
SMALL REAL ESTATE IN.
vEsTMENTs.
THESE ARE FACTS THAT CANNOT BE DIS.
PUTED.
Now that there are so many Subdivisions on the
market requires nice discrimination on the part Of
the buyer to make iudicous selection III obec, is
to put your money where there will be no possibility
OF depreciation and the greatest promise OF increase
in values few plain facts are worth considering in
regard to Lots in Holidays Addition to Hya.tsyle
They are INSIDE the corporate limits of the town
and within less than five minutes walk Of the depot
are beautifully located nehborhood already built
up They are not more than half the price Of similar
lots less favoraby located They are within close
minutes.
As to Hyattsville. no one doubts its future It's The
suburb Of the National Capital Its progress. in the
last ten years Is guarantee of its future There is
NO POSSIBILITY of depreciation of values there
and an ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY OF the realization of
handsome profits on Investments Values there are
not sp eculatve; they real and assured We pre-
sent these facts to those making small investments in
real estate. and ask conservative consider
alton of them. Buy q lot in Holidays Addition.
where there will be doubt Of your ability to dispose
Of 1t at a handsome profit
ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER TO BE SOLD AT
PRESENT PRICES AND TERMS.
slo DOWN AND So PER MONTH
An inspection of the lots will sell them. They do
not require pages of advertising. See them before
elsewhere. One N enber Of the firm will
20 to Hyattsville daily on $50 p m. train.
DUCKETT & FORD,
IL 6l7 F st. NV.
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IGOR RENT-A $50 HOUSE, WITH SEVEN
- rooms Tor SOD if hken Immediately; mod
lAPs, WITH stable IN rear 2l32 Penna. ave. NV
AVIIy To NESCOIT & MIIcuX, 1907 Penns ave
II IO3t.
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EOk kENI-l132 18TH 81. Nv. q ROOMS AND
n bath good yard and alley tir and rear; $40.
700 II nv, rooms, bath pcIry: elegant nci-h-
5rhood' ouly $500. EDWIN y. JOINS. 400 IL
mi
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l. 40 LOTS FOR SALE: $3.50 EACH.
Not in Country, but suburbs OF City.
$40 CASH; $40 PER MONTH

$40 CASH; $40 PER MONTH.
MILLS STATION. Il. a o. L. r.
Why TO the country and distant points on railroad
70 BUY lots when you purchase them IN the lmme
date vicinity OF capital tor less money For 500 you
can secure lot IN subdivision of Clark Mills estate al
Mills station on the Is. .. l.. r. and between line Of
Rhode Island aud New York avenues extended and the
same distance from the Capitol Noun; Pleasant and
GeorsetoWn and only seven minutes from the Wash
nston depot These lots are most eliibly located ON
the north side OF railroad, just opposit avalon
Heights" separated from south Brook and- by ibe
Brightwood road and within 200 feet of Mills Station
1hey are being sold at the low price of $3.50 each
while lots IN same locality are held 5000 TO 800
Only sou each: Z 10 cash, SO per month; no inter
est per cent discount for cash These lots are the
most desirable aud cheapest for homes of any now
offered, being only 4 miles from depot and valuable
from being 50 close and accessible center OF CITY
On some OF these lots are 1000 choice Delaware bear
ing gray vines ana nne lrult his rs chance TO
Easy terms plats at Office Of Z. NJ MCGOWAN Room
D, Corcoran Building. mIo3t
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ITO FOR LINCOLN, NEBRASKA: THOSE RE
II ceiving invitations call at once and secure Pull
man Accommodations
ml0-6t' J. A. FINCH. Manager. ga q
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lCFS.
- aA ~

VrOR RENT-IN Ii LROIT PARK, EIGHT-ROOM
IL Brick mi. front piazza large yard; near cable
and 9Th ST. cars. 81. % per month Inquire at
SlJ It. Nv. ml.I-3ts
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lIOR KENT-I6O9 AND 1911 RIGGS PLACE, BE-
II tween r and ;. 18th and 18th SITS. new, - rooms
bath aud mod. imps. Also Furnished House, Il be-
tween 18th and 10th SITS. Apply owner. 1&sl 9Th
NV MI
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Sale OF a Fine Residence.

SEE A. S. PRATT SONS suburban real -
tate sale in special notices on fret page.
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NOR SALE-FoUR THREE-sToRY BRICK SIX
IL room Houses ON 18th 81 near II n.a Price a. 500
eash. small cash payment and monthly sns;aIrnents
Z. H. SMITH & son,
aS2S-2w 1922 4 st.
l. OR sALE-TWo-SIoRI BRICK DWELLING IN
II Happily Growing Neighborhood, 1908 ST n a :.
pri se $3.50; very easy terinA JOHN Z. BEILI
1921 Est sp22-.m
NOR SALk-LARGEHo HOUSE; ROOMS; GROUNDS
L containing IL. 600 So #. beautiful shade fne
water; cor. 9Th st. and Whitney ave. price s6 600
W. p. WATROUS. heal Estate and Loans
ap12-lm p LeDroit Building. Sl0Fstnv
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OR REST

/ ,OE RLNT-:3O9C ST NV 3 siJKY aNDR,.F
nent Brick Dwelling. 10 rooms 4 hath all moi
] - $40 per month sWUkMoItNI i BRADLEY,
! r 81 mIO-.{t
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INOE kENI-STORE ROOF AND DWELLING
Il do STU Il show al fixtures clfIuI.e n,
store, suitable for millinery bluess water and .rs
Pnc- so. 80 4. B. oIAHl. Il, Ia ay,- nIiO-3t
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| IT, u. MN NJ LNNISiED. I
23O4 Ia av., Or. 500 All 18th stn-A IOr 40
1OiS / ave, sr-..--...3O l24S Union plIe - \
l'o3 Vermont ave; conf. furn. IOr. MI mi
1cheap during summer; permanent tenant prekrrsd
aI,,-.}tt' 1AlEl 4 kC1HEkFORU, 1907 N,n
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foR sALE-LoTs 3 AND !. BLOCK II. IRINI-
l. dad price. respectively, Toe. and l2lrc. t4O1.D
mlO-ot b. Ii. WARNEk a co, gl6 r St NV
INOR SALINE HAVE THE MOST DESIRABI n
IL Lots IN Brookland and the Addition for sale Now
Is the time to buy, the place rapidly building 40
ana prices are sure to advance.
Do not buy III subdivisions miles from the CITY when
you can buy lots a. cheap, which only five min
utes rae by rall and fifteen twenty minutes hV
electric rOad or carriage the business
city. The location is high and healthy streets are
Wide ana conf rm with the city The prices are low
and terms easy. For full particulars and Plats call
upon McLACHLEN a BATCWFI.DFR
mIO-lOt 1918 4 It IA. W
EoR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY -BEAU TIFIIL
u Frontage Of 200 feet 9Th st. immediately above
Florida ave paved street and sidewalk; motor ,rs
VIII pass the property, this Is chance 70 obtain
valuable property on business street at ridlcuous
low hgure; DOC. So foot. JNO. +. WAGGAMAN,
HlO-ot 200 lith ST.
Vtok SALE-50 ACRES OF LAND ON PENNSYI-
wanna ave. extended, Immediately across the new
bridge elevated and susceptible excellent Subii-
Vision: commands fine view of city and Surrounding
country; splendid opportunity for syndicate cable
road and other lmlrUv enents contemplated in this
direction. Price $50, 900. For further particulars
call on JNO T. MAGIC ANAS
mlO-ot 700 attn st
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ttOE kENT-llOO q
u n ". Sr-. nj go ) l. NV ar I'd noor Az
lJO3g ii E-W. 4r, bath. - i3O.SlS a Il " n 4 III
- ] Il a. ", y. bath. 10 EarraSut ST NV a. -
l.lJ4S sth Z " Al bath ] > iO9 Arluory : "a a.
!. 10 81 CAlMOOD GARRETT, l3th and NY ave
EOE KENI-BH FISH MILLER I2l3F ST. NV
II Beautiful Furnished Residence an Kinv~ooJ
W Va. 20 miles west Of Oakland, 10 rent fro Inn
from Washington On the Is and %. railroad Iba bai
has l. lArge rooms. double psrlors ami is coIpteIy
furnis shed and has stables. houses ned Mn 20
0Tc-rs VI all kinds OF fruit also large vesctable sIi
furnished, such sheets. Pillow and bolster .sses
private family. and l. splendid chance Tor two or
Common this magnificent mountain region M IO-tit
VyOR RENT-l22g l. ST. NV; THREE-STOR
II Pressed Brick Front; - rooms. all mod. inns
lzrse iOJ. price. furnished ! TO- uufurnished $50
mlO-3t WA. r. HOLlLMAN. 1871 81. n "
VtoR RENT-AN EIGHT ROOM DWELLING AT
II Hyst<Ville. 80. Also Homes and Farms al other
stations On b. and r. and Is. and %. railroads
iGlU-3t DUCkETI FORD. 0l7 ST.
I,OK KENT-I HAVE A NEW GROOM BRICK, 20
IL front spring water. brought III pipes. in yard
on line q. new motor road: Brlghtwood ave. for
tl6.5O. = CAYMOOD, 1913 5th ST. mlO-at'
J.oR REsT-BkICk STORE AND DWELLING
u > rooms with improvements; 1874 9TH ~. w. :
rent s21-oO Apply LOUIS +. SHOEAAkEk $40
~ hu. nl0-3S
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JIOR RENT-33O SPRUCE ST, LIE DROIT PARK;
Il rooms; newly papcred; mod. imps.; cable
So.
80 4th ST. NV; q rooms; mod imps. s2O4O
MIDST BARNES & WEAVER, 62!J + st NV
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yHOR REST I66 K 81 NJ store s55
$50 s.w.. ar. $40 30 Cottage at tsLnn,a psrE
j. u h u. L.. TOR ,w....lS corner. A, oOD =, =;
IL NJ. ave. ware h..4J. ground q fn tr,,,, 10
AiO h Il. NV, stUrv......}OI tiuu..... : siu
ny lO-3t DUGAN \ BUILEk, OOiF - NV
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| lTOR REST-SUITABLE FOR A CONTRACTOR OR
| Builder. IwO-stOry Brick Dwelling, with yard
and an adjoining yard fronting 6Ox45 on two alleys
= location on lue of y street cars rent $40. Also
Small Brick Dwellings at Sl4 S13, Sll 80 and TO-
1 +. A. MCINTYRE, .32:S Z st. Iw opposite Trinity
| Church. m1-lOt
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Stable in SO. bounded
by NY. ave. and III -.
and i4th and ! 9th SITS. IS
SthDlts. -.-s....-..- - %
STORES.
1924 14th st. store. S35
l722 l4th at, store. -. 80
OFFICE ROOMS.
5l9 9Th ST., Sd and
4th floors.
HOS r st., Sd and Attn
floors. and s35
CIyEn
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T,Ok RENI-AT TAH5IA PARK, COR. MONT
Il somery and Hickory ives, seyen-room Cottage;
stable &c, lS,32O Of gnuud: fine trees Rent $50
Der month kUsI 4 HCiGERt ORD GA 18th St
mlU-3t
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WANTED-BlDS FOR GRADING STREETS
w laying sidewalks and planting trees in Faryiew
Heights. For particulars apply to
ml3-b JOHN T.. BEAI.I. l3ol ST
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ZOE RENT--THE BEST sIX-RoOM NEW BRICK
Dwelling in this city for the price, SIS per month
nj. front suitable Tor small store parlOr
being S2l 9Th St s.w. Il. A. PHILLIPS son, l419
New \ Ork ave. ml.t-t
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EOR SALE-A VERY HANDSOME HOUSE on
- tn 81, Mt Pleasant stories and attic; 9rooms,
paIn ana concreted cellar furnace, open CRATES and
CABINET mantels handsomely finished in hard woods
lot Oxi ~ stable on rear; only s. 800. RED FORD
W. WALKER, lOO6 + ST M
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Il lSO2 Ia ave- NV, store and rooms $40.
lie Stables near Pa and 18th ST. for five and
three horses respectively carriage rooms and rooms
Tor cOachman and storage of fuel. &c.
al2-6w GEO. W. LINkINS, cor 18th and II SITS n. W,
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myIo BH WARMER CO. sis Tnp,.


EUR RENTING CORNER STORES AND
- DWELLINGS, che IN the northeast and one in M.
Iyr;h~ssi hne business locations Apply L. r. A
DUFFY. l',..i.I III 81 NV '-' ~ N "a.
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EOR SALE-VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
4 northeast corner of 9th and SITS. n. store and
d"ellhR and two new dwellings adjacent ST.. all
renting for $50 per month; Will he sold ut bargain
terms TO suit purchaser.
m12-3t' DUNCANSON 9th and d ats NV
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ItOR SALE - 1929 b ST. SW, NICE BRICK:
Il OVerioOEs park rooms, modern improvements:
Wild parking. bath. Price $1,000.
mlj-ot DEEBLE, DAVIS & co. 1910 ct
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k7t1VIt
MIDST wASH'N pANENHOWER lll5Fstnw
4 OR RENT.
Iora it'll list apgy 10 wEsCoTT WILCOX.
milo lt.OT Ia ave N -

NOR RENT l23Enw mi s:.3 so
4 $50 I'D Nv, str 1880 Cor. Sd * 1, sw Sd 90
Cor ~ & y sw. s&d. 20 bet. 9 * 10 sw, Or 53U
:jOo -W6r "a MI ID 30 S}l d W, Or, water. l3
81 1th sw, d.. W. /. 10 l2OS 30 s.w DIV 4 % 81
III bel ave Or. w J. 10. I26 NJ sw Or water q
.'53-.i00 VI W, or..W IL l.}29 Va ave, s.w,
III l. sw. 5r...........Sl bakery I y
6S + s-w-. or, water. 4 I244 Hall 81 sw, ar IL
mlO-3t. C. IL PAEtEL Cnr Ill. AMI y Sta W
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TOR SALE TwO-STORY AND BASEMENT
Il Brlck, seven rooms, on St near New Hampshire
ave NV. $4,000. b. H. WARNER 4 Co,
ioOT) ImlO-5t1 81 NV
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ISOR RENT-l62J CO{CURAN ST.. NINE ROOMS
II bath. electric bells Sc SD Az Richardson
place, rooms. J. y Grant place. L. rooms: $40
RUST \ HUNGthFOII) 624 18th st. mI0-3t
lSOK kENT-l3l2 w4LLACH PLACE, A LITTLE
a Gem OF House rtms and large double cellar;
good ard, all InOueru lrfrOyements; newly puYered
throughout. Inquire Ouprrmises miO-3t.
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I'OR SALE-MOUNI PLEASANT-S4,1OO Will
II buy an Attractive Eight room uousa: iesirubIv st
uated; newly Painted and paUered Throughout, a ~
hcOr-parOr dining rooli sitting room and ktchens
second hOOrfOE- bed rooms; attic over entire hons
kOod stable il rear l.. ). LIPSCONB.
A II 1907 st
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NOR SALE NORTH SIDE " BETWEEN 18TH
J. and 18th SITS. NV. Two-story Bay window Brick
HOUSE; six rooms and bath; good repair $4,000
C3ol Il. III. WARNER n CO.,
mlU-Jt Ol6 r At n w
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Tor SALE - THKEE-STORY ELEVEN.ROOM
Il Brick in excellent condition and all modern i'm
provelnents on north side ID between I'd and I'd SITS.
H. W.. 81, 900. Is. H. WARNER Il co,
(2.S) TmlO-.tl II
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
TCOR sALE-NORTHwEST-

23IO to 2234 Bound
airy. b.h.. Ar, allSl6,900
2024 to 2032 Boy ST,
D.h.. Ar, all........15.700
22l1 TO 2229 10th St,
b.h., 5r.. all. ......13.000
1888 TO l743 Z st.
Or. 8. 600
10l TO 700 Farraeut
ST., b.h-, 5r..........9,000
1872 l st. FIJI, 5r...b,000
1913 to 344 Jackson
Hall alley. b. Ar. q, $50
/ to d alley bet. 18th
and 18th. NJ and n
1i5e to ii5ih Esd 81,
FIJI, Ar. % 900
1923 goth st. f.. h., Or.
and 2 houses in rear.
ar. each. ............5,000
1412 2Sth st.. b.h..
Or. .....-.........-..5,O 900
405 to All Baar's al
ley, oh, 4r. a, 600
1247 and lag MadI-
son St. FIJI. Ar. and
= b. houses in rear. 4. 500
S31, 1913. S35 I'D, b.
n IA .,A,.,a n.,h Enn
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l,OR SALE-AT BROOKLAND, D.C.-TWO NEW
SeVenrOOm Cottages, with hall and good cellar and
Nd water at the door; slate Iuantel, with Imt,ire
tVes III parlOrS; heat uIstgIrs and down ranges ~
Y kitchens; nice two story BUILDING the oack Of
81 lot 20 feet by 20 on l.,-fOot alley; price
MOO each; 500 cash, the balance So a month
y property il three blocks from the station and
aAut hive blocks from the electric road.
q. W. WILLIAMSON.
Builder and Owner.
Hl33' rOOkand. DC
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Il British legation. 1914 and 1916 y st. 10 rooms
baths large pantries, electric bells desirable
lOUS i m 9-an.it'
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EOR SALE-FINE TWO-STORY BRICK, / 81
bet. 3 and 4th SITS. IN. j.. : rooms bay window
price. $1,000; terms to suit
myl3-:It' A DAMMANN GA Z " N W
Evening journal., 1890-08-20
MONTHLY MEETING.
". n G. A. Elects New 31embers-Gymna-
sium Instructor Hoffman.

YIN c. A. Elects New 3iembers-Gymna-
sium Instructor Hoffman.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton held its mem ers monthly meeting
last night, President Charles Baird pre-
siding E. NJ Ochiltree was appointed
secretary for the evening. All the com
mittees reported.
The following reported by the Mem
bership Committee were elected to mem
bership Active-L. j. Broman, w.
Ward Springer, Walter d. Walls; sus-
taiuing-Rev. Charles g. Steinstrom
associate-Charles Dougherty, Clarence
w. Dillon. John A. Scott, Amos t.
Naylor and Stephen s. Southland. The
association now has AL members.
General Secretary King reported that
files had been purchased for the reading
room at est Of $1S.S5 They made
magazine reading convenient He re
ported that w. E. Hoffman for several
years physical director Of the Harris
burg association gymnasium, and now in
the school of Christian Work
ers at Springfield Mass, has
accepted the position of instructor Of
this association and will report TO-
duty September l. The mempers will
give him rousing reception on his ar
rival The feasibility of publishing Al
association bulletin was discussed. and
committee will be appointed to TAXI
cl arge of the matter.
Evening journal., 1890-08-20
Last Nicht,a stnrm.

The soft foggy weather Of the last two
days was followed last night by heavy
storm Of thunder, lightning and heavy
rain. Light showers began to fall in the
afternoon and continued at intervals un-
til about 8 o'clock last night when the
rain came down in torrents, vivid flashes
of lightning lighted up the heavens and
thunder claps rumbled as if about to
shake the earth to its centre. The cen
tire of the storm was four miles south
east Of this city. About 10 o'clock tbs
storm slightly absted, but increased
afterwards and at midnight was still
heavy. About o'clock this morning
the rain had ceased, the storm passed
to the south of the city and nothing was
left but washed cutters and torn pave
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Evening journal., 1890-08-20
Imposing Ceremonies at Glen Riddle.

Thirty one young women received the
Habit yesterday at the franciscan Cen
vent at Glen Riddle, Pa, and an equal
number made their religious profession
by taking the vows of poverty, chastity
and obedience. Very Rev. Father Hos
palein, of PhiladelphiA, conducted the
impressive ceremony, after which
solemn mass was celebrated with the
following officers: Celebrant, Rev. d. j,
Finn, Wilmington; deacon, Rev. A.
Ksne, Lancaster; sub deacon, Rev. Adam
Welbers; master of ceremonies, Rev,
Joseph Wastle. Manyunk The large
chapel was crowded with the parents
and friends of the youlg women,
There was also a large delegation
of clergymen present, among them Revs.
Fallon. Finn, Farley and Donahoe OF
this city. Among those who received
the habit was Miss Lizzie McDonough OF
St. Mary's parrish. Der lame in rs
ligion is Sister Ma y Hortensis.