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a OIlLSI NIIN,
Terminus Of Rock Creek Park.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS.
ALL SDnn SD1n ANN SRnO

So PER MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST.
very large lots-coStluR more than S300-Sl0 per
ders on the !th, st. pike -Four subdivisions center
here, and all of them are being rapidly improved.
Many houses now IL course OF erection. Streets are
beng made connecting Linden, One-half mile distant.
there are already 40 houses, including - hotels, oae o..
them costing $4,000. these lots Tor the present are
offered cheaper, anG the ground sells per acre for >
times as much Us where lots are being sold in an
inferior location. Forest Glen lies adjacent TO Rock
Creek, ana mus IN consequence be benefited By
the Park. 1t has u beautiful station, good store.
BIDS fair TO become. III the very near future, tie
tines: and mos; desirable suburban ann Y to the
National Capital. j. X. HERIFOk
m-o-Im l4l3 u ST. n. ".
ErOR SALE-WOODSIDE. ON THE METROPOLI-
Il tan Branch. at fenwIck Station. eight miles from
Opened TO the public, after a large expenditure OF
money on streets, avenues and sidewalks. Several
houses have been erected snd more are to be built at
once. Ihe location Is high and occupies a command
ing view OF the surrounding country. The drainage IL
Perfect. The tract has II large front on Br ghtwood
avenue extended and Is bat a short and pleasant drly e
by the railroad company, and plans have already been
prepared Tor the same. lhe lots are large and the
Prices low. Great Inducements will be offered 10 lar-
ties who will build at once. Houses hulIt and sold on
anime this PROPERTY and then you can form your own
CONCLUSIONS Without regard to the terms Of any adNer-
tlsenIent. l.. /. LEIGHTON, Proprietor, Az Louisi-
ana ave. NV. m23-lm
EoR sALE-s4 ACRES on b. AND o. R.R., IL
II miles from Charlton Heights: 10 from Nashing-
ton; new dwelling, Tor. large new stable; coo Young
fruit trees; $4,000. JOHN STEPHEN Az La. ave.
my23-lm'
IGOR SAIL AT SPRINGFIELD. BALTIMORE
Il and Potomac railroad, i15 Acres, with Large Brick
watered. 500 per acre. JOHN STEPHEN. Az La.
ave. ml0-lm'
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FOR SAIE-IOTS

NOR ALE-T BREWERS, IUMBER COAL AND
u Feed Dealers and others Desiring Centrally Located
Storage Properly on the h. and T. railroad. with tracks
AZ. NJ, Star office. iell.3ts
FOR SALE-TwO BEAUTIFUL LOIS
l. lox4S each. on q concerted street, with loft,
paved alley and solid brick wall in rear; excellent OBJ
portnnlty TO build two houses that will nay II per
cent on Investment. Price only soc. per foot,
Jell-@t WM. II. x . l4O7 ST.
EOI. S~AIE-SPLENrID BUILDING LOT on
Il Delaware ave. re. right on the hill; only half
square from the Capitol grounds: .ull view of Capi-
toll @31p It. front and Soft. alley rear. Price al 30
It must be sold at once.
je1l-3t wM H. SAUNDERS l. co, l4O7 F st.
EOR SALE-LOT 10, BLOCK s. TODD AND
Il Browns sub. of Pleasant Plains; zoe. it: only lot
on Marshall st at less than 25c.
jell-2t WV. II. & Co, l4O1 at,
EoR SA~LE-SQUARE Il OF DUPONT CIR
L Gle: 20x9o # loft. alley rear; only sl.15 II.
jell-3t WI. II. & Z. 1907 + st.
E0R sALE-Lof II, SQUARE 1913, 2l.1S BY
i about ) Z to alley, at the intersection of Vermont
ave: and lOth ST. NV; 1852 square reet: price per
1901 : LOO, b. Il. WARNER 90,
yeII-ot 1881 9l6 st NV.
EOR S~ALE-SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS PUR-
L poses or ~Fiats-Block of Lots IN north side of X st.
between 9TH and 9TH NV, 81 II. front by so feet deep
to alley. covered by houses renting for 500 Der
month Price 1923 per IT. BARNES 4 EANER
JeIl-ot go st. Il. W.
TO ~SALE-CORNER LOT IN lie DROIT ARK,
Il 63x10, improved by 2-story Frame House, Z
rooms and cellar. Just being thoroughly repaired,
$4,000. b.. WARNER 4 co.
toOD ~l!el1-5tl GIG + st. NV.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY NEWS.
Changes in the Public Scholastic Sale
of County Bonds.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.

Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, June II.
AT a meeting Of the board of school commits
sioners held here yesterday the secretary to the
board reported that the enrolment of pupils
for the summer term was 2,576 white ami 1913
colored-total, 1894. The average attendance
was 1,T37 white and S31 coiored-total. 2.5GS.
The expenses for the term were 81. 49,. "a for
white and S790.2l for colored schoois-totai
S5,326.l5. Mr.. Z. C. Thompson was appointed
trustee in district No. /, vice John s.. Davis, de-
clined. Jas. W. Darby, Thos. Johnson and r.
r. Darby were appointed trustees for the new
district, to be known as No. Z, in the eleventh
election district. The annual examination for
teachers certificates will be held on July 3 and
10 for white and July IL for colored teachers.
The school board appeared before the county
commissioners and made an earnest appeal for
u levy OF ia, 600 for the coming year.
In the orphans court letters of administra-
ton have been granted to Bette l.. Clagett on
the personal estate of Nathaniel Clagett, de-
ceased, and similar letters have been granted
to Augusta Marth on the estate OF Lenhart
Marth, deceased. Jos. L. Moore, guardian to
Margaret {. Moore, has passed his first and
final account. Mary c.. Rabbit, executrix,
passed her final account in the estate of James
.. Rabbit. deceased.
The county bonds, amounting to $50, 900, is
sued lor the erection or a new court house.
were sold here yesterday by the county COM
missioner to Jos. T. Moore of Sandy Spring at
an average premium of S2.75 on the 600.
These bonds run from one to twenty-five years
and pay 4 per cent interest, So 900 to be re-
deemed each year.
Mr.. Hezekiah Smallwood. who fell from the
railroad bridge on the England farm Saturday
night, received bad internal injuries, but has
since somewhat improved and hopes are enter
tanned OF his recovery. SAN.
HAv'N'r You HAD TINE to write a series of
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A Race and a Wedding.

There was a sensational marriage in a church
at Avondale, a suburb of Birmingham, Ala.
Saturday. Miss Flora G.. McCary, fifteen
years old, went to church with her father and
mother. At the door.she was met by J. w.
Vanderbilt, her lover, who lifted her into a
carriage and they drove rapidly to the house of
the probate judge in Birmingham and pro
cured a license. The girls father secured a
hack and started in pursuit. He was close on
them at the probate office, but they drove
rapidly back to the church at Avondale, with
the old man only two blocks behind, the horse
going his best pace.
The young couple walked up the church
aisle in the middle of the sermon. I'VE want
to get married" they said to tue astonished
minister. The minister read the license mar
ried the couple and resumed his sermon lust
as the angry father reached the door. The
unexpected interruption was much enjoyed
by the congregation.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
nor SALE

Il A FARM OF ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
HALF MILE from railroad station, Falls Church, Va.
nye miles from GEORGETOWN, DC, imp owed by n fine
modern dwelling Of ! rooms. a large barn, stable
room FOR 70 COWS and IL horses. and all necessary out
buildings. The location is high and beautiful, CON-
manding a beautiful view OF Falls Church and the
country. A beautiful lawn and elegant shade trees
around the buildings. 1he soil IS good and watered by
running streams. Fine pear and apple orchard AMI
small fruits. The farm can be subdiyided into build
ing lots. Inquire OF l. A.
m2l-lm Falls Church. Va.
NOR SALE-MILE FROM HIGHLANDS D FROM
Z Washington; substantially Built Brick. l6r. good
well and spring q acres good land highly productive,
and fruit. JNu. STEPHEN, Az La ave. my23-1m'
IF o WISH A H0ME IN IL on
Il the Installnent Plan send name to Box 800, City
P.O. Location accessible by rail. carriage or cycle the
year ~Ad. my2U-1ms
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SPECIALTIES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

haVinH leased for a term of years the Potomac Biue
Stone QuarIes FROM q. Wand rwcrktu, am now rre-
pared 10 isFnlsh Building stone FOR walls and touIida-
uohs, ara Broken Stone tor concrete A sleC:alty.
inning TWO stone crushcrs, in operation on lanes
tIetk canal ana IT. Orders forwarded to the follow
~ itAce~ wll receive prompt .ttcBuOD: JOS. IL
iEIi 40. 80 water St, georgetown. Box LIT.
builders Exchange. Telephone calis-EesIdence
oO- Office, S11. ". ii. A1OHL4ER. my30~Ims"
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Murphy, the temperance orator, is 10 be
married 10 Mrs. Rebecca Fisher of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, this week She is rich.
Emperor William has so far recovered from
the effects of his recent accident that he was
able to ride his horse while reviewing the
troops Friday.
Recorder A Gould was arrested az Albany
Saturday charged with embezzling sI5.OOC
from the City National Bank through collusioa
with defaulting book keeper Whitney.
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THoS. D. BOND,
j3-12t' 500 9TH st, cor. F st. Il. W., Washington. DC.
TaNHE
FOR SALE,

Ihat beautiful suburban estate on the B and o. r..
X, AZ miles from Washington, AT Highlands, being
the property of the Highland Country Club, located 1t
the railroad station and containing about Is acres of
high land, improved by II large modern club house,
with water. gPs, &c. a meat cottage, eight rooms: bowl
ing alley, with servants quarters, stables. &c, The
property will be sold as an entirety, Including house
hold furniture, &c. which cost over - 600 The
grounds have already been subdIyided and Leautihed
with EraVeled streets, shade trees. sc. There has ben
a large III Inand for lots in this subdivision, but owing
to the nature OF the ownership the management have
decided to sell as 4 whole at d greatly reduced prCe
from actual value. A splendid opportunity Is here Of
Tered Tor a fine suburban Investment, where all the
preliminary work has been done. FlrSt-class railroad
facilities and fne roadways leading to the city. For
plats and iull Information as to price and terms apply
mV3D- Nv
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No American Cattle Wanted.

A deputation from Scotland visited Mr.. Chap.
lin, English minister of agriculture, last week,
and asked him to modify the restriction against
the importation of American cattle. The chiet
arguments of the deputation in support Of
their request was the scarcity of store cattle il
Great Britain and the absence Of pl~euro-pneu.
monia in America.
In reply to the request Mr.. Chaplin said that
the bulk OF the farmers of Great Britain favored
restricton. He was unable, he declared, to
hold out the slightest hope of ally modification
OF the present regulations governing the I'M
portatlon OF cattle, even if cattle in America
were entirely free from the disease.
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Richard Croker's plan ID said to be to have
Tammany nominate William ~steinway for
mayor of New York.
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EVERY MAIL brings in a series of articles
written for The STARS advertising contest
The writer's of the three best series will be
handsomely rewarded.
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EVERY BUSINESS MAN should try his hand AZ
writing a series of SIX paragraphs in THE SrAk,s
advertising contest.
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ITO RENI-NT. P~LEASANT-A COY 7-ROOM
II Cottage and summer Kitchen ON Park 81. Apply
10 MAJ EAitILLI O.. next door. after > pm or Dis
hursIuE CLERKS Office, Treasury Department, between
8 am. and = Pm. 1t.
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HAv'N'T You HAD TINE to write a series of
paragraphs i'll competition for The STARS
prizes of 500, $50 and SIS?
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For a :uu list Apply - WESCOTT 3 WILCOX,
tall 1907 Pa ave Il w

TrOR RENT-6J9 MARYLAND AVE. NJ. Ten
II room House. in excellent condition; all modern
improvements. with fine pump water in yard and
stable in Iear. price SO per month. Inquire al gu
Maryland ave. ne. IL
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PERSONAL.

1EhSONAL.
4 RESPONSIBLE WILL GIVE GOOD
"A Bonus and Security Tor Private Loan Of $50
snort period. Address IISintdiate.y Box -, star ONCE.
jl l-3t
MILL GIVE $50 CASH FOB A GOVERNMENT
w loolUuA: communications strictly private. Adj
dress Nm. ", star Office. ielO-1t+
EHlFlN DOLLANS WILL BE PAID TO ANY ONE
Il Getting Ne an APPOINTMENT III the Government
lrlht1l.g Once. AdGiCS5 \. Nj F., tar office. ic17ts
A U~lIiORIZED PItINATL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
~ Williams \ CO. Co1nEIuiIcaNoES promptly at
tended TO and strictly confidential. Once open al
hours. NM. WILLIAMS. Manager. 9@O i 81. Nv
Myi-lim'
SR1N ATE DEFECTIVE WORK PROMPTLY AT,
4 tended to BY IN eNper eECDd Iuan; all business
strictly confidential; terms reasonable: suadowlng IL
OF out OF town. Address Box IG;B, Slar Office. mylU-Im
TlNlL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers. Send Zoe. TO
;. W. FLYNN, NJ, Ivy Institute,
aI@3-3lu Southwest cor. Sth and Il SITS. II. w.
NOV is .1HE TIME. WI WILL PAY big
~ Money" for Eirst-clGss Second hand ClotAing. Al
Dress ~ cali ~ JUSlu'o l. SlAND.O l3D st
H"- myl
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II WoS'T TAKE MANY MINUTES for the fortu.
nate possessor of a facile pen TO earn 800 in
TEE STARS advertising contest.
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IYOK RENT-FURNISHFD-FOR " OR Il
Il months. from July T.. At a low figure. : Nine-room
House near DupOnt Circle. Apply personally or by let
ter with reference at Room 800, War n build
ing. JeIO-3t'
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NO KENT-BY C. H. TICKLING. REAL ESTATE
Broker. 1864 sd st. West Washington. H.. &.
Corner Of I and 3Otu Ks, IL new 6-roCm Frames:
water and water closets IN yards; IucluIlng water,
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2Slo Y, 12r. m.l.....~5O 2HIN-2O Dive st or. ST
3Dl2 unIbtn.Sr.-.JJ.5 lI1j JOth-, Gr--..-.1S.J0
I.4S 3I-t. 1r. M. 2IJu 25lO Z st, 6g.......l6.3U
24IS VI 81, sr. NIL 340l p ST., 5r......-..l0
lSIf B2d. Or s. store -
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- RLNI-AN ENCLLLENI NEW GROOM
II BRICK Dwelling Oh tJhst.s.N between II and | St..
tai !ur key ~ 80 9Th 81. Aw- eI2.JU per mouth
IrG-st r.. 4 SON.
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TOR RENT

TNOR PENTHOUSE 6lS SEW YORK Avn. y. W
y 2-stury pIrss b .cA. containing u rooms and bath:
al modern improvements rent so. Inquire owner,
l23I New ltrz ave. u.w. jeIO-3t-
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je7 D. II. WARNEK CO. GIG Fst.n.w.

l230I Pa. av., 1Or... 500 All 18TH st n.w Tor $50
d3I3 Cor ST., lnr 30 llO9 Green's alley, 6r. 9
Sjl 81. n. " l0r-....l0 tl.Ii Union NJ, ~. s. so
liJJ 9TH 81. 4. W.. NIne-rOom B1cB; ali mod. in S.
convenient to Census and Pension Offices. $40
JJO5 Vermont ave; comp. tUIE.; lur.. all mi
cheap during summer; permanent tenant preferred.
m2@-ls" 1IlFJi & RUTHERFORD. 1907 + st.n. W.
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A BRILLIANT SCENE AT THE NATIONAL THEArER-
An ADDRESS By SENATOR CARLlSLE-wlNNFRs
OF PRIzEs-THE LIST OF GRADUArEs-Muslc
AND SPEECHES..
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I'oH SALE CBEAP-3 GOOD BARGAINS. A
Il good BUSINESS property on ~ ST.; lot 70 by IS:
only ~ 600. 4 good Groom Brick on Mclean ave;
$1,000. Elve-rOom Brick. with w,ter ana sewer. lis
\! ST srw.; only $1,000 C. II. PARKER,
ie1l-3t- AZ and L SITS. W.
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COCOON. aS----.s.J 4L.6 Conn. ave......s75
1tlS Conn. ave- - 1927 14th st. Il. w.......5O
Az conn. GNe.--.-.-- %
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EOR RENT-J3 ID ST. y. W. THREE STORY
4 Brick House, with every modern Improvement;
convenient to all lines of cars; rent only So 30 per
month"; Apply to JOHN j.. ALI
te1-lm I'll 4 ST
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NOR RENT

Il l502, 1906, 150S 18th st. NV, l0,s.
Ittf - 81. hW., $40 per m
5u4 Maple ave, LeDroit Park, 9r......... 40 per Ia
= | St ne, cor. y. Capitol St. l2r........ 30 per IN
l.L-6t PLANI y IIlkILN l4ol y i aN.
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APPLAUDrSa THE GRADUATES.

II was not a difficult matter to locate the
friends of the various graduates while the next
number on the program was being disposed of.
As each one was called forward 10 receive his
diploma from President yelling the plaudits
would originate with the parents and relatives
of the owner OF the name. Some there were
who seemed TO have admirers all over the
house. while others, as yet less famous or pop
ular. had to be content with the expression that
sounded forth from but three or four pairs of
hands. aided. perhaps. by a vigorously operated
and heavily feruled cane. Only one man sue
ceeded In arouslEg universal enthusiasm. Mr..
Masalchi Mona of Japan was the fortunate be-
ing and his responsive smiles and BOWS had in
them a good deal of evident qualification and
thankfulness.
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EoE~ EENT-fo0I / Il. w. BRICK. LOOMS.
II trUut, de and back ySrt. central -otdtioE SSV
]. VI. SAUNDERS K KR6, HOB p It NV jell-3t
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l.CE RES l.
IL Stutt Mansion, 23rS bOt
49, m fnl

TOR KFNT-HOUSE 1905 9Th 81. NV, CON
4 taIpIug Sx rooms and hath. rent $40 per
nauth. ATply to AN. SMITH. GI5 r -. nv. jc1I-3t'
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FOR

EoE E~ENT-io04 L II w. BRICK, looms;
trgnt : ie And tscs yard esniT9I ,osAiioE: 81;
EOK EENT-AN ATTKACIISE NV HOUSE
Circle. Apply ms. Easily. GU5 9Th ST. jell-lw
IGOR RENT-HGUSE III NEN Iokk AVE NV
rent $50 rer month. ArI!y ~ y sSn.|' 5ell-6t,
I,OK EENT-UNDER TIL OAKS-THE PRET-
H. gr.urIs fruIt and shade trees. also a well and
ester. 5 rooms $50. Rust 4 H~UNGEKFpKD.
ga IAN 1t. tell-3t
ToR PENTHOUSE I5O5 6TH ST. w, CON
non Iinl ATpiy to AN Smith. GT5 st. NV, jeiIl5t'
+ssfhS,fH MNSnsI5n. aars6oo G6i6 ". srf'' b. m. 5000
I.1s II st ZOE. m-L-.lUO 2l'y14 PIav. 1r.mi3o. 30
?dii4G1 nor" Ii. 30 - 800 Mas. ave ne. 6r..3s
Ne cor. .1st ardH ss 90 2lJ1 T 81, Sr. Ini. -. 30
80 18th st. lOr., III. 60 2l3t Ta. av.. Gr.M.I3J. 30
1I5I l5th.-tr SdwE,1r -Iol~ "5-u- 6r, mL.3J.30
lSg6 7, 10 rms 50 81 ILtl :4,H -. q ;nnj q
Pss @ad, ar mi. $500 %dg.4 = l. Il. Or =, 80
5 III5E flTSb .t.i ~ 10 So - = I ~" Z 81. Gr 1870
1872 Larch 81, lOr.4U.5U SCI Dn.e, Gr, mig
2I5. /. It Or" nj a.. - !II0G 81, Is ..-".iS.3O
lli3 18th. I2r--..-4O-5D ..5o.-y Va ave ,of--;..l6
P32 I'D St, 81 DLL.4O 5U'Iy05 Pa ave. 3r. LII
Il2h-3o I'D 81. nr-iO 30 so lJuI H.e.,Or ,ILl l3
1I2G "a It 6r-Hi ,; o. Esar %0l2-lo M.5r.l239
WEST WASHINGTON.
2sIo Y, Pr mi.....S6D 29lS-20 Olive St .6r. S21
BOZ punlbrt'n .Sr.- t.J.5O lI1J 3Oth, Gr---..1S.J0
1.4S 3I-t. 1r. m - I5u 21lO L st, 6g.......l6.3O
2ssLS VI 81, NJ. mI...-.2b 330l + ST., Or......-..lO
ISIS 32d. or. s store -
For q :In list Apply - NESCOTT 3 WILCOX.
ieIl 1907 Ia. ave NV.
TIOR ~RENT-639 MARYLAND AVE. M. Ten
II room House. in excellent condition; all modern
improvements, with fine pump water in yard and
stable in Iea-, price SO per month. Inquire al 6+l
Maryland ave. me-. II
EOE RENI-NT. P~LEASANT-A COZY 7-ROUM
II Cottage and summer Kitchen ON Park 81. Apply
10 MAJ EAtiLLLl. next door, after > pm, or Dis
buIsluE CLERKS Otlce, Treasury department.. between
Pam. and = Pm. IT.
LO RENT-FURNIsHED-FOR " OR Il
i months. from July l.. Al a low figure. : Nine-rOOm
House near DupOnt Circle. Apply personally or by let
ter with reference at Room $50, War Department build
ing. JeIO-3t'
JyOR RENT-FCLLY FURNISHED-I6I9 l3TH
Il ST. Nv. between q and X, from june ID To oct. 10,
$500. VI A BALES & CO. l4O1 I 81. II. W.
jsiO-iw
10 RENT-BY C. II. TICKLING. EAL ESTATE
Il Broker. 1864 sd st. West Washington. i. q
Corner Of I and Both IS, IL new O-roCm Frames;
water and water closets IN yards IucluilnS water,
Sll2J.
1903 24th St NV. 332S Prospective.
Dr.. Z r., III. l....-S11.3O nv r. : rs NJ soon
12O1 34tu II. Il w, 1876 Prospect ave.
br. . rs. IL. L.. 1880 NV. Dr. Z r., nll- 3O.OU
1S2C 33d ST. NV, i3UI3N 81 NV Dr.,
br. y r>- m. H.. 1880 il Is, m.I....... 4U.UO
1913 sd Il. L. W, 1880 3Oth II NV,
fR = - V - lll ~ ~ m nil MI
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EOE RENT-4 FIRST-CLhSS RESIDENCES. l4I,
Il 18th ST., 1915 Rhode Island ave, 1928 Y ST. al,
1908 Hst NV. Apply to
Iuy33-lm J. J. SHEDD 1907 r. ave.
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E,OR E~ENT-UNDEE The OAhS-lhE PHI
II test Cottage IL VT Peasant 4'th 81. extended;
clstern. ) rooms. $50. Rust Il HUNGEEfOKD,
Ga l4th II. IeIl-3t
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E,uh sALE-CONN. AVE NV. BETWEEN AND
L Rsts., Frame DStllInv, line lot 2JX31.6 d, $4,000.
toSS) b.. TX. WARNER x Co,
Jell-ot 9I6 ST. Il. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-11

EOE SALE-TWO CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN
4 Rockville, adjoining CAPT. Kellogg's beautiful resi-
dence each lot oS5t by 2l6 IT. RUFUS SAXrON,
lJ-3 II 81. n. ". ieI6t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-11

EOk RI TAN ATTRACTIVE MN HOUSE.
II d ROOMS and bath. So mo. near NashluEtoh
Circle. Apply CT rs Easily. COB 18th st. Jell-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-11

Il ing 1900 square feet, located on the Teuuall town
road opposite "Noodley Inn" Price per So. IT. 26c.
$40 y. II. MANNER CO,
lelU-Ot DlB 4 II N w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-11

LNOR SALE-UNINERSITY HEIGHTS. AN ADD
ton TO Erookland, at University station and near
the terminus OF the electric cars, so hear to the city
VIII soon lie within the limits: beautifully situated,
hISh anu healthy. commanding iiae view: all streets
To ne brought 10 grade established by District eugi-
neers with brick sidewalks, gravelrd rUadways. Shade
and ornamental trees; excellent water, good drainage.
my now "hlle lots are cheat. Call Tor plats. &c, at
lOu6 / st., office of KEDFORD ". MALkE
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-13
Bnck-Legged Dndes.

A couple Of duck-legged dudes got
int a Brook Street car the other day
and broke ihrrules Of the company
and insulted ladies in the car by
filling it with the filthy fumes Of
cigarette smoke. An cid negro
woman carrying a bundle got into
the car at Second Street and was
about TO take her seat, when she
looked around and, cycling the dudes
for a minute, famed the smoke
away from in front of her face with
her open hand and said: .'Ssy, little
boys, eff you'll fro dem ar weeds
away yer suckin' I'll gin yer er
dime ter buy seegars with; dey
N axes me feel sick at de stummick,
and I'd rudt!er ride than walk
The 'slittle boys" didn't take the
lime, but they took the hint, pulled
he strap, stopped the car and got