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Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
Upholstery.

MANY OF tue bargain lots
(Heavy and Light Curtains,
Furniture Coverings, and
the like that we tod you OF
on Monday and yesterday
are still unbroken.
To-day we name a large
variety oil Piano aGd Table
Covers at prices that the
manufacturers would not
duplicate them for,
Table and Piano Covers:
A. Titan Velour Covers, down from
IS to a..
6.4 Titan Velour Covers down from
50 u $50.
6-4 Ju'e Velour Covers, down hom g.
to 50.
"A Jute Velour Covers, down from si4
tot76o
"a Jnte Velour Covers, d,=wa from 81.
toSlD.
$40 Jute Velour Covers. down frulp
slj to- l2.
81 u lute Velour Covers, down aam
SIS . SIS.
BIZ Embroidered Cloth Plano Covers
town ifom elu "a 81. 80.
Cd Chenille CoYers, down from q ~
to "a
O. Chenille Coyels, down from & t,
$50.
c. Chefillc Covers, d5wd from s 4. 81
to s3.50
. 81.
Ga Iires lierne Tapestry Covers, dow
: from sl,a1 10 81
Z l'rese ieune Tapestry Covers, Go4
: from = "a It's -.
81 sreselleune tapestry Goyers, dow
; from 81 20 s.
$40 btese ienna lapestry Covers dow
from 81 to s..
ST. Il e,elicupe Tapestry Cover, LOW
ftoni sJto,t
PERISH Designs Ia Frcr n lanes Ii
t"verr, down rom e. IA a. 30.
) Same, G&S irrt, special size .pr ohio.
8 t.'hl'4, dosn from = % q.
| ga Persian Dies gus IN Ere rh Tape
Try overs, down from = 80 10 1. )
Same, I, down from IS 90
Same, 81 down from a 81 to
/ same, down from tie to SO.
j 50 Plus Table Covers, viii enGoss
:; bond r., DOWN nom 80 10 tlJ.
:, saue, will hand mhr itlerrd corn
Z, aud fringe, down from to to ; i. /
r Sane ~ size, down from 80 10 81.
/. Same, "A size, with antique Tins
down from tl5 To Sl2.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
DUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE

At the Builders Exchange. No Cas-
Market street, on
SATURDAY, January llth, isao,
at2 o'clock J. M, the following described
property, situated In Wilmington, Del /:
No, |. No, 207 Porter street, a two.story
brick dwelling, lot u Il. q ia. by - H.
No, 2. No. 9i7 Linden street, IL three
story brick dwelling, lot ~ IT. BY lis It.
No o. Nos s,i7, 23gand al Scarlcs street
lMy-siofy brick dwellings, lots Is II. by
NJ. I. No. SCI Duront street, two
story brick dwelling, lot Is ft. by Is IT,
Mob. No. nos Lincoln street. q two.
story frame dwelling lot - II. by ln II.
No. q. No. ls4i West sixteenth street, II
two story brick store and dwelling. lot
l6 II. 3 In. by ~ Il,
20. I. No. l20s West Eighth street, n
two.story BRICK Dwelling, lot q IT. ia,
Nos. No. 1891 and 1880 Washington
street, two-story brick dwellings, lots
q n, . in. ly l3iit. ii.
no. . Nos 2in5 und -}ol Market street
twOstOrN brick dwellings. lots "A IT, by
l07 II.
No. 10. Seventeenth street and Green.
hill avenue, thrce.-tofy brick dwelling,
lot s. II. by $50 H., running buck ton
Is foot street.
No. II. seventh aud Union sta. IA
two story franc dwelling, lot 30 1t. by 50
No. IL Front and Union SITS, a black
smith shop, lot ~ t.. by 20 1t.
No. Is. second street, east OF scott
street. 3two-story brick dwellings, lots
II II. 0 in. by rs IL in.
BUILDING LOTS.
No. |. Tatnnll street between Twenty .
second and Twenty-thrd streets, 40 Tx
10 It.
No ?. franklin street below Linden,
25ttNlU0it'
No. 8. tinh and Coleman streets, s0ftx
suit.
No. /. sixth and Webb streets, Loot.
lsIit.
40 3. Lot northwest corner Twenty.
fiith and Market streets, ont. NlHuii.
lEkMS--2n per cent. cash on or before
noon oil Saturday. Jauunry lsti, 1870. 10
per cent, cash additional within - days
from Jay at sale, on the pay mcnt OF
winch IA decd viii he ,,iVeu to the pur-
chaser. the remainder of the purchase
money to be secured by the bond nnd
MOI tl,ngc of the purchaser. with insur.
smcc policy assigned US collateral, pnNu.
hlc hi one ycar interest scmi-annually,
On failure to comply with the foregoing
terms any money 50 paid will be for
foitUd and til, sale declared void.
The city Building 4 Loan Association.
Sudhnin 4 SON AuCtioncc.s
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
THEY MUST GO

Sooner lose oar profit han carry them over,
beside we haven't the room.
Remember our cd established rue-lf what you
buy here does fit suit bring back have exchanged
or get your money
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10

DUBLIC SALES OF FhRs
L property aud real estate In rl''
ny ca led on Reasonable terms -
BY ". A. HIN II. Do
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
$500, $3.50

and 20 on for T,ou,
worth almost twice that,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-10
1 no iNG-Ou / SALE

Elegant Marble staiuafy, etc, IN
AT I.3n O'Clock at NJ. r.. Four'h w.
sisting of All tlque R0msn ptdts aIi'
eitt-, srouls, amin ala, large yssrr
Ia 4 reel in height, ftruscsn c0itf1.
and "a vel ie~elry cnskeis, carl ~
altar vases. ornaments and mhnA "' ~
OF taiiaa AIT All are iRSittd aHI \
dies esp riaiiN Ia examine iiu 7
which viii lie on exhibition. 4, v q
flEIlpx CO., anr.s.
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A Eive.DOllar Horse.

man named Joseph johnson was charged with
cruelty to animals. it being alleged that he
failed to provide proper food and shelter for a
horse. The horse in question was purchased
by the defendant for So. He had no stable to
pu. the animal in, bu. he purchased it simply
because he thought it was cheap. ''Five-dol-
lar horses are never cheap" said Judge Miller,
and johnson responded, Il know 1t now"
The judge told HIM that he had better have
left the dying horse in the hands of its owner.
As there was no intention to cause suffering to
the animal the judge said he would impose a
fine of IS.
The defendant, who was in custody. asked
the mercy of the court, saying that his family
was suffering. He was given fifteen days in
default of payment of the fine.
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Penalties Imposed for Fast Driving.

Joseph Fields, young colored man, was in
charge of Kraft's baker wagon this morning
with load Of bread He was hurrying along
Pennsylvania avenue and was driving at dan
gerous rate Of speed when he turned the corner
of 9TH street. Policeman Kaucher, who was on
duty at the time. arrested him and he was re-
leased on SO collateral. He failed to appear
in court for trial and the money was forfeited.
A fourteen-year-old boy named Bernard
Dougherty was before the Police Court this
morning charged with fast driving. He was
riding horse on B street, between 10th and
18th streets. for Mr.. Laskey, the horse dealer
The horse had been sent here to be sold. and
the boy was riding it backward and forward
ON the street. Judge Miller said that we're was
no law here so far as he knew against children
driving horses, but he thought there ought to
be such Law. Baby carriages and children
playing games are in constant danger from
such drivers, and when q case is presented for
fast driving the law should be sharply drawn.
In this case q fine Of IS was imposed.
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THE OPENING POSTPONED.
Grand Reception at the New Columbia
Athletic Club House April %.

The formal opening OF the new Columbia
Athletic Club house has been postponed .
week. There have been many little delays
that were quite unexpected. and although the
house committee have used all the means in
their power 20 hasten matters IL has been found
impossible to adhere TO the original date
agreed upon-Aprl IL. There 10 no possible
doubt, however, that the new quarters will be
fully finished in time for the later date that
has been fixed week beyond On the evening
Of the oath there will be a meeting OF the club.
at which the building committee will turn over
the structure with appropriate ceremonies. The
grand reception. which is 90 be the real open
ing OF the house, will occur or Friday evening.
the 18th,
About 1000 invitations will be issued for this
event. through members. and every effort vail
be made 20 give the occasion as much tone aud
substance as possible. The invitations which
have been prepared by Gait, are handsome
souvenirs of the opening. containing several
engrayings and etchings portrayIng the Dev
house and a number OF scenes on Analostsn
Island. The Marine Band has been engaged
for the reception. which is 10 last from 20 n.
On SATURDAY. the Goth. the house will be thrown
open TO members and their friends for n close
inspection from u to g. Members will be
given cards that will admit others into the
building.
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Night Exhibition at the Corcoran Gall
lery.

IL viii be seen by the notice elsewhere that
the Corcoran Gallery will he open 20 the public
tomorrow evening from s until 1890. IL was
the purpose and expectation Of the trustees
that evening exhibitions should have been
given earlier in the season. and under much
more satisfactory conditions than ever before.
With this end in view. measures were taken
several months ago, at several thousand dollars
expense, TO have all the rooms completely
equipped with electric lighting facilities of the
most approved capacity and quality. but not
nntI this week has the object been fully ac-
compllshed- Even now the light H. not all that
could be desired, but it is a marked improve
ment over the gas light formerly in use. and
the promise Is made that a much better service
shall be given soon a new feeder can he
placed IN position. TO strengthen the cur
rent supplied TO the Gallery and thereby in
crease tie volume and intensity OF the light.
The trustees have always preferred that the
evening exhibitions of the Gallery should be
free. in order that that large portion of the
public debarred by any reason from visiting it
during the day might thus have the fullest
OF Its privileges, and that plan was tried
eral years ago. Ii was found, however. that
those for whose benefit the expense and trouble
involved were especially incurred did not avail
themselves of the opportunities afforded to
such extent as 70 Justify the outlay, and that,
on the other hand, the gallery was largely filed
by dlsorderly and mischievous persons. drawn
tnither by the light and warmth of the place.
and the attractions presented by a crowd. rather
than - enjoy the contents OF the place. To
regulate this objection 4 small admission fee
was then charged. the proceeds Of which were
appropriated to some worthy purpose outside
OF the Gallery. THIS eXpedIent did not, how
ever, produce satisfactory results and night
exhibitions were accordingly discontinued Alto
gether.
IL is believed that. with the many important
additions recently made TO the collections OF
the Gallery and the improved facilities for ex-
hlbitlng them. the pubic will now fully appre-
clate the opportunities afforded. and visit Il in
such numbers and with such propriety of de-
meanor as to make in future evening exhibi-
uoEs one Of the regular attractions of the city
to citizens and visitors. The experiment OF n
free exhibition will therefore be made tomor-
row evening, and upon its results the future
course of the Gallery in that respect will DO
somewhat determined
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The Man Gone; the Drawer Empty.

The Man Gone; the Drawer Empty.
There was a colored man, who has been EN-.
ployed in Havenner's bakery for short time.
left in charge of the store for a few minutes
yesterday afternoon. He soon disappeared
and was seen going through an alley near the
bakery. When the money drawer was searched
S97. 65 was missing
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The Illinois Tornado of April z.

To the Editor u tine EVENING STAR.
In some respects this tornado was peculiar.
but nevertheless it was in accordance with the
general law Of taking place in the track of the
passing low We had the necessary north
low" whereby the country was heated and
prepared. The peculiarly lay in the fact tina,
the low" that was the immediate cause came
IRON the northwest rather than. as is more
often the case. from the south. April there
was the old low" in the northeast with a new
low in the extreme northwest, north even Of
Washington state. From 8 am. April Z 10
April there was a very rapid movement of
tins northwest "low." II travelled in south
easterly direction 1000 to 1900 miles. and
spread over Iowa, northern Illinois and Michi-
gan. From this point il took a slightly north
ern direction. The movement from Sam. OF
the oth 10 am. on the 9th was only nor
NAL. or about 300 miles. In the reports a.
published important details are sometimes
omitted, the direction of the wind and the
exact hour of the day not being given. In one
of the accounts the wind was said to be from
the northwest. showing that the center of the
low" whereby the wind was caused was to
the eastward of the point of destruction. and
that even this tornado took place in the track
of the low" Jpn
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AUCTION SALES.
lUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

nONCANsUN bfsUs, Auciioheers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT on
IHiED SThEET SOUTHWEST, BETWEEN NJ
AND STREETS.
Under and by virtue OF q decree Of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia in cause wherein
Ulysses @. Chapman is complainant .nd Brldset Chip
man et al are DESCENDANTS, known equity e:use No
1'e,o:}o, 1 viii ON FRIDAY HE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF April. AID, 1890. AT HsLF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm, sell at pubic auctio in front of the
premises all OF Lot lettered II" in Vim. W. Metcalfs
subdivision OF lots IN square $685. together with the
improvements thereon. consisting OF q Two-story
Frame Dwelling
Terms OF sale as prescribed By said decree: One
third of the purchase money in cash. the balance
equal instanlsnts, at and years. secured by
the proGissory notes of the purchaser and deed Of
trust on the premises soid all cash. az the
ers option. Adeposit $40 required on the day OF
sale. All conN eyancing at the cost of purchaser
Sale to he closed within ten days from date
thereof otherwise the trustee the re-
sell II the cost and risk OF the detautng purchaser
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON, Trustee,
aplOd&is Off:ce. 49, Louisiana ave NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
SPECIALTIES.

hR. HAYWARD. SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS
lIDise Asses, has uned practice OLDEST MEDI-
CAL ELkCI klCIAN. AL irregularities remedied ct
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IrOR RENT
2l4y Pa ay.. sr- 2o.5O ls2t St, tir.... rs 30
sp5-2v GEO. ". IlNhlNs. 10Th and IA sts. n
I,OR IENT-FURSIsHED- DUPONT CIRCLE
IL New English Basement House. IL rooms 8 hath
rooms, laundry aud cellar: rent. $500. ap:I-2ws
l,OR RENT - THAT ELEGANT TWELVE ROOM
IT Circular Bay Window Brick. 1914 sunderland
place, near Dupont circle aud the English LEGATION:
vii be rented % 0 permanent tenant at $40 per mo-
- HOkTSkANP JESTER.
spj-eo2w $50 st. n.w.
NOR RENT-A NEAT NINE-ROOM BRICK
II House: new; all mi 124 D st ne: key next
dor Also. gil I'd st NV: q rooms; ELS each
ONNEK. 5is 9Th or olO 1lth st Ia2s-1m
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EOk RENT-BY THOS Z. WAGGAMAN. REAL
Il ESTATE BROKER, 9l7 ST. NV.


Store GwR. 1913 9Th Store room LIST and
ST. NV. $50 SITS NV.
Store 100 9TH st NV 80 Store room lJ4l VI st.
Hall. LIST floor. iI9 18th n.w.......-.....-...--11
NV 30 Hall 1900 Az St s.w....l2
Store room S2l 9TH St Stable rear tll NV. 10
n.v.......-......-.....20 Shop rear 52l lth st.
otabie rear 1915 l. AN.............-.......o
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V,OR RENT-lO ROOMS OVER THE WEST END
II National Bank NV. cor. 10Th and Penna ave NV
all newly painted and papered and in good condition.
suitable for residence purposes for business
further particulars apply 10 WESCOTT & WILCOX,
aIO-bt 1907 Penua
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lNOR RENT-A SPLENDID NEw FIFTEEN-ROOM
II House. al modern improvements: stationary wash
tubs electric bells handsomely papered suitable for
boarding house or for roomers. Examine IT. 1916
9Th st. ap5-lw
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Il AIS 81. NV. 7r. MI, $500 per mouth.
III 18th ST. NV. az. Brick. 1870 90
1903 J. st. NV, or. Frsme.....-. 1880 ''
Il 9Th St e., Ar. Frame. 1900 ''
THOS. q. HENSEY CO.,
q
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LOR SALE
Il TRINIDAD.
BEOOkLAND.
PRosPEcT HILL.
ISHEKwOOD.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
ECkINGTON.
sTBa RhSss sTTAtIL22S.
Lots in these desirable subdivisions, convenient to
CITY, &C. at prices %Es is5n A 1 S1S
ao-eo6t 1907 Pa. ave. and 9TH and La ave.
oK sAttE IL W ihIi R1}S HE'S HEIeHTs
Economical Subdivision. Streets concreted; water
cn Fats snd 10 N be the had :.
our offce. HILL & JOHNSTON.
apo 1903 Pa ave. NV.
For SALE
AT A BARGAIN.
LoEFFLER's WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN
coz SEH x 70 6o AgE 1sT AE9 t sTs NV
v NIL ADMIT Of sTBBitiSi4S E9E foRrY
1919 srRrrT HHAi t ESThTE f htIS
E0R SALE LOTS e3.Gxo1G, ST. NEAR NEW
Q st bet 9TH and btR ss 5i;i to alley 80
ia St bet :, III is9 and and, an SIS; LIS SO
AN st bet and SITS ne. Lots I4Yi02...:.. 049
Block in Kaloraina. Apply to JAMES NJ. CHIN.
ap3-lw l405 st.
L|ok sALE--Now Is TIE TIME TO BUY IN
LACHLEN sATCHELDLR laIo St n. ". ap5-6t
EOE sALE-FINE CORNER LOT ON HEIGHTS
north OF city; two fine Corner Lots in lexington
ap5-Gt' 1907 81. NV.
FOR sALE-G ST. N.w.--
alley in fpsRSf SIS
FoEEss.ALE-LoT ls. BLOCK Is, MERIDIANaILL;
Lot 10, block Sc, Columbia Hsights, 45c: s4+5J
TOR sALE-LoT ON SOUTH SIDE Ne, BET
'n and i''h '''' i1sSS 'S & aalss
Tor sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON CALIFORNIA
aye. Washington Heights; water and gas; location
'' a. Io~'S A'''' A JAMES A. BATES CO..
Eok sALE1BY FISH 4 MILLEK. 1918 T ST NV
II DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT Low PRICES
1874 1871 b. SRS9n iQoS 90 lI T. ane, l6t5s DC
.a iOE e. @
Wbet 1875 IA, 1906. SO ~ Md.av.SG. j6S 10 SOC
MSsEs 5fse 20 g. l iSa t ssc
18th bet and NJ. 5Ox9o, with four frames rented
At $l4 80 per month: very cheap at 80, OO0
proved and unmproved Mt Pleasant cr sale s5-st
L,OR sALE-AT A BARGAIN TO AN IMMEDIATE
I purchaser q fine Lot on 2lst ST. near n ST.
TH0S G. HENSEY CO.
m3l-12t 1900 + St NV.
IrOR SALE OR LEASE-NORTHWEST CORNER
II OF Pen NSYLVANIAA AVE. AND LAFAYETTE
PLACE; one of the handsomest locations in the CITY
for business cite private residence south
Pennsyvania ave. overlooking the executive mansion
and hos east FisaEa &C. &
EoR sALE.rHE ENTIRE SQUARE BOUNDED
tanning IS. 220 50: IT,, the undersigned beng part
owner thereof. The hnest hotel or apartment house
divided and sold in lots.
Also Block bounded by Columbia road. Boundary st..
LIE hoy place ana Phelps ecodtannr about $780,
600 %. It For prices and terms apply 70
q. 4 SAWYER, Attorney -st-Iay,
mh22-lm 1913 st Once Of J. B. Winner.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

I,OE RENT-FOR SIX MOSTHs-FURNIsHED
II House, l401 lJth ST. NV; rooms MI. terms
moderate. aplO-G-
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Ihe above houses can be examined by Kermit from
cur Office only. THOMAS J. FISHER co,
l324 L II. Il ".
NOR RENT-l6O9 AND 1911 RIGGS PLACE BE-
- tween 10th and l. tn and X and SITS. n W, New
Houses. rooms and bath, buffers pantry, electric
BELLS furnace, &c. 500 and SO; reduction TO small
family. Apply l22l 18th 81. NV. ap1-lw.
l,OR RENT-FOR SUMNER RESORT, CLAGETT
u Mansion. containing "a furnished rooms; shade,
fruit and garden. 300 yards from Silver Spring
Station metropolitan Branch Of the b and q. X r.
Apply for particulars to W b. CLAGETT, Brightwood,
ID. e. -Dts
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saasa ~
OFFICES

ass Ia. ave. LIST floor, 500 5th n W.. room o $50
rooms $50 46S La ave, back rim,
46S La 4th floor. I'd floor ................15
3 rooms 80 439 9Th ST.. back room,
Slh & Pa ave.. rim lS.-20 I'd roOr.....
Central Bldg, room % GuntOn Bldg, 20. II. so
The above Is only portion OF the property on my
books For full list call st Office for blletin issued
the LIST and 10th IaSl THOS. L. MAGGAMAN
lOk RENT-BY L. o. HOFFMAN, REAL. ES-
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 10Th and SITS NV,
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lCOR SALE-A l0-ROOM BRICK DWELLING,
Il with all modern convenences, situate the cor
her Sth sId sts This is of the most cOnven-
tent locations i'll South Washington. For price and
terms appiyto FRANCIS HUFTY,
aplO-lw st NV.
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EOR RENT
x ST, facing Farragut

stable in - bounded
10y NY. ave. and II st.
and 4Jh and 10Th SIS. g
lEIEN
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llSG st Nv, 'ir--..S3 30 52i% III 81 "a = Or IN Al
l3ls ST. NV, Tia; SI2 2lst ST. NV. 10 80
apo b. H. WARMER Co. 9l6 Frnv
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

1900. WEST WASHINGTON.
3OI2 DuulbartcD, SrJJ0 l:j.I6 ed, Or. store $25
3O6J St. ar. mi. 3D. 30 .gC2 ST. Or. %
lsiS u ar, MI. 20 20 ~ y Olive st, 6r
3Ol7 VI ST, 9r, MI. 2o.5O 2S03 VI St, Sr....l1. 80
Fora iull list apply - wEsCOTT h WILCOX.
apo 1907 IA nv.
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EOK RENT-UNFURNIsHEI

6l3 :. c. ave-. Or. ..s22. so
Il Is 9TH It. NV, GRO. 80
242:'Ik III NV. .6r....lS. 30
l2OS II sine. 9r.. $40
, 81 l. 81. n.W...s.ll 20
1918 10Th n. ". 81. 20 40
loo I'd 81. NV, or ~. 80
9,s1 LIST st. ne, Sr.......2O
HyattsvlIle, 6r.......l6
243l VI 81 n. W. or 1888
} 3Ol y 81. NV, 1T. Is. 80
ll2O 9th stn. Or. IL. 30
AZ NJ. ave.n. W. ,3rl 80
} Il Dcfrees St. 6r...l54O
2235 Cleveland ave Or. lib
Zig L 81. 3r......-....l2
lll3 y. j ave. sc. Or. 40
} "a FentOn place. 6r..ll..iO
} Temperance II. W. or. ll.3U
33l N II. s.w.. 5r.......1l
} 90 LIST u. ne. 6r-....-ll
IS Feutonpl-n.e..J r. IL
lO@O 9TH 4 e. or. 30
, 1901 ~ ST., 4r......l0.30
2ll9 Chester. Ir. 10
100 Navy III. Sc, Or. - 80
] = CClu OlSAv.n.w..4r.o.3O
! o:.GOrdon ay.E.e-.4r.S3O
, l122 Nc keeyer's al. irS. so
Rear 40 o ST sw. 4r.s.5O
; H. i st Il W.. ir........S
, oSo 18th ST NV. Ar. q
, Rear B-lG Axzz AZ n ~
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IOR SALE-3-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
L House, with subcellar, containing IL rooms and
bath and all conveniences. situate on st. between
18th and 18th SITS Tor price and terms apply to
FRANCIS HUF1Y,
splO-lw 1901 + ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-10

- II. WALKER, NOTARY PUBLIC
De Dealer in Real Estate; Houses and Vacant Lots
Tor sale northeast. 4oS Louisiana ave, 40 b st.
he. ia2S-Un
l. Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned, frst-cass springs
warranted Year. 81 all clock anu jewery work at
the lowest prices in the city: DEFY competition.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LfOR SALE-s12.0o0 WILL BUY AN ELEGANT
II Residence new 3.story and ts,ement rooms
lighted ty electricity; two squares north of Dupont
Circle; terms very reasonable. Address NJ B., Star
office. aplO-3ts
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-25
TT STARTLED THE JURORS.

Arrived before the Grand Jury the
three officials proceeded to disclose an
extent Of ignorance that startled even
that body of inquisitors, accustomed
as it has been during the last two
weeks to oases of the most absolute
lack Of information.
"Gambling?' exclaimed the Mayor
when asked by the foreman TO tell the
Grand Jury something about tina. sub.
jcct "Why, gentlemen, there is 10
such thing in this city as gambling
Everything has been done to put q
stop to the evil, and if there are reo.
pie foolish enough to- Why.
really cannot talk about such a -ub
icct. Ask Chief Of Police Marsh. II,
knows all about it or rather hc knew
all about IL when ii existed. but gam
bling IN Chicago Ny dear ,irs. ! beq
vou viii excuse me And the ocw
pant Of the Mayoulty chair bowed
himself ont of the Grand jury raom
aWhatcver other attributes CmcN
Marsh ha, brought with him 20 M.
head oi the police lorec b. i, certain
that bc has tabc pleasant n.I
along llr was smiling whom hD m
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