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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.

Dress skirts continue to he longer in all
cases han they were last winter.
The new English gray is n very bcauti-
full dye, with a glow OF reamy pink in its
reflections.
Large picturesque lace collars accom-
pany many of the new handsome dcmi-
toilets n tea gowns.
Julia Ward Howe is the best Greek
scholar Of her sex in the country.
Some artistic novelties i'm parasols are
made of shot silk, with two or three tucks
and a narrow frill. pinked and set on
rather full.
A faint whisper has developed into a
loud rumor that in certain fashionable
quarters strong efforts are being made TO
revive the all-round crinoline.
Black hose, excepting the silver and
gray shades, will be worn with colored
gowns of every description i'm preference
to those in "harmonizing or matching
colors.
than any shade of mauve or lilac, and II
Is more generally becoming. Mixtures of
dark heliotrope with the palest tints of
that color are lovely.
II is said that a large proportion Of the
plumes worn by the ladies who attend the
Queens drawing rooms are hired from n
shop which makes a business of renting
1 oNIk llllt NV nv ~ totti
"a to so and the rent of them is $3.50 for
ach occasion.
Mrs. Jenness Miller, in her new "School
of Physical Culture" proposes to teach
women to SIT, stand, n go up and down
stairs correctly, to breathe correctly, and
to have elastic muscles and a 1.-the, sup
pie and rounded figure. She will also try
TO educate the shrill notes ont of the
American woman's voice.
The daughter Of Mai. Scrpa Pinto. the
Portuguese bette noire, recently bought n
box of Iins i'm a shop at Lisbon. When
she opened the box she discovered tina,
they were English. She returned them
at once to the ~shopkeeper. He agreed IN
future TO label all his pin-boxes will
French stamp.
In Matabele land. South Africa. "A wifi,
costs five cows; this is paid To the girl,
father by the happy man. The pric,
varies with the rank OF the dusky damsel
sometimes as much as fifty COWS being
demanded. but in such cases part of the
cows are returned with the girl as dowry
Then AN OK il killed before the girl,
'kraal," she is Amounted with the BLOOD
a dance ensues.
The English countess of Carloty recent,
died in Paris at the age of 20 in her %
where she lived alone and apparently II
poverty. She was foun dying in hel
chair by the janitress, and the police
were summoned, as IL was" supposed tha'
sne was utterly destitute. In removing
ner iron, .he snaiT nas ~ 70 - ~
anu W l'Mas iuuI.u sIv'sD,nh so,", $500
III ho'es asai"r""Io i""''u " "'""e'
The Duchess of Westminster, who's,
husband Is the richest man in England
finds herself unable TO give 500 a year foI
five years toward a scholarship at the fe
male School Of Art, London. She writes
that she has so many claims upon her
and that when she subscribed 10 thcf fun,
she did not know that IL was To run fv'
years..
Single, double and often triple vests %
revers appear an newly imported toilets
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1tauai To the Occasion.

From the Terrc Haute Express.
"lou say you stopped at the Skirate
hotel all the time you were away? Wasn't
the bill pretty high for a man of our
means"
"oh. not too high. managed to jump
T. without much trouble"
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Woman's World.
INTERESTING BITS OF GOSSIP FOR AND ABOUT THE FAIR
sEx-ENGLIsH CRITICISMS OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

medium height and slender, though she
gives you an impression of being strongly
made. Her eyes are grey and large, her
complexion is clear and dark, her mouth
is set i'm firm lines and her hair is short.
brown and curly. Her expression Is one
of force and power.
One and perhaps the chief reason OF the
difference in the shape Of an English and
an American waist Of women of similar
general physique Is i'm the shape OF the
corset worn says the Philadelphia Record.
The American woman wears q corset
which extends high i'm under the rims,
covering and, especially in tieshy women,
crowding up the bust higher than Is nat
ural. Over this she usually wears a tight
fitting waist of muslin or cambr and the
result Is a gradual but smooth and con-
tinuous slope toward the bottom OF the
waist. which Is like a cone inverted. The
English woman wears a bit of a corset not
much longer from the waist up than the
pointed girdles which were SO stylish q
few years ago, and very much shorter
than our riding corset. The result Is that
their bodices with short darts give a very
of outline, and a sudden tightening in at
the waist, which n often mistakes as
being produced by tight lacing. No
tightly fitted waist is worn beneath the
dress, and the general effect possesses all
the charm of n corseltess figure, with
comparatively none OF its disadvantages,
and the beauty OF their exqulsitely lifted
tailor dresses results largely from tue iact
that they are modelled by skillful tailors
n n live woman's ngure y NOT over
stiH, unyieidihg armour OF oohes AN"
steel.
Now the matrOn scans the column
Will "A glance both Keen auu solemn
Nhirll IS headed Win tny leseno' "s'lle"-
ho',srs, anu nth,
Mhllea niil nlssatisi,g,,"h
Is lmlsnihg ner 10 sct,o'', n,
Ana her lhousnts on ec"homr s''"'"cs "e
earnestly intent.
For She taught t,,r yearly lever,
In n state Of inanition l,asr t. quietly sit
down
p,n airsu, m,es,I a. na ..,,i,,
Which sbauiJ suit her Leit.r. eyer,Ihiuu CON
sidered, in the town.
SO she starts out quite ambitious
IN the April DAYS pfopitious,
"n'>p, IN, 10. ~" !" SUBWAY W."
Ti,i ai last with calm rlatiop,
Hiding inward trepidaiion,
She announces 70 her household thai they move
the Isl "i MAY. ,,.,. u..u
-'h'n'o" Hc'""'
50
A writer in the New York World says:
..Only n few years ago society declared II
had form IN kiss I'm company. Now. II
-. A. ,n. ,,o ,h;,. ,ha, u,,,on ~,
=, a.,
sooo as'. P'.ie' 49,, "N
domestic II Is a ury' quick
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NOTE N COMMENT.

NOTE AND COMMENT.
Chief Tangle Hair is trying to create
discortl among the Cheyenne Indians. As
"A successor to Chief Tanglc Foot, Chief
Tangle Hair bid fair To become a howl
ing success.
Iiark To- the hrndish yell.
Hark Ia the umpirc's shout,
IAN ready. now play hall.
..Ort,"
Ncr ropL Herald.
To paraphrase Horace Greeley's famous
sentence, all liars are not fishermen, but
all fisherman are men of prodigious
powers Of imagination.
A maidcn's crown of glory
Is her silken, ripping hair;
We love II aye, We kiss Il
On the honny head so fair.
Vet, should that lovely maiden,
In the making 1T a pie,
tine silkcn strand hak. In Il
We'd scprn and loath Il. Why:
All. IL the world only had more writers
like Mrs. Grant. She c~onfesses that she
is writing "a book of "reminiscences of her
famous husband, hut she will not publish
il,
The fyes and tens were crisp and new,
And there were several twenries, too,
When h. went Ia play III. races.
lie has and sorrow marks his brow
4 lot u worthless tickets now,
ns,Gn',. D.,
A Washington correspondent is author
ity for the statement tina Senator Quay
has distributed 1j,UD packages of seed
among the farmers Of one district of
PENNSYLVANIA alone. This may be Mr..
Quay's seed time. hut his harvest will not
be such "A Jolly affair.
dreaded long i"f TIE whispered yes
"h,n ~" npE "nnn'lu. ~
.h,,t ,nis ,,,'cI y, ..a"'"
-JmIy..
A Boston man whose vile was addicted
To th" ~strong1lrink habit, after having
tried numerous remedies and sanitariuins,
The curc * said Ia have, workcd like n
,h,ru
~
>nw cannes I'm heated tern, -, dr,.,,-
Nh,n men ,..rs,,lr, Together.
J6t tlr ho,t,.si .h,at,,I term, = wen hear
wiiI br .,mm.nts ON Inc weather.
man named Boyden died at Omaha a
few days ago aud an undertaking firm
collected SO from the county for burial of
the corpse. In course Of time IL transpircd
that Mr.. Boyden had "A wife in Califor-
nia-not To mention other wives in other
localities. The cnterprising undertaking
firm addressed this California wife aud
asked her for S25 for the burial Of her hus-
hand, Hun the ~co-operate widow, know.
inc the ways of this wicked world, wrote
To the cemetery company asking IL "A man
whom she described had been buried in
their melancholy precincts. The COM
pauy wrote to the effect that he had not.
Then II camc known that the gentleman
with a plurality Of loves had met a fate
not, out of keeping with his career. Tie
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\ sweet Vision.
rips along the stair,

a sweet Vision.
She. lightly trips along the stair,
So fair Ia see;
She dances, bows and pirouettes,
Treads measures from old minuets,
AM with u tamb0urine cOquettes
In front of me-.
Tie oriental custom quaint
With sheen Of gold
In which she's decked-with shining rings
New graces to her beauty brings,
! feel, when she VI sweetly sings,
Ny fate II told.
Her pretty golden hair Is In
dainty curl.
OF all the charming things We see
From mountain height to meadow lea
The ~loveliest is-none else could be
The Kirmess girl.
-Lur.S N. Wushb,Tn ia the kirmess Recor'
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&c to Peckovcr's for the finest brands
Of cigars, imported and domestic.
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"
A Tiny walk,
A little talk,
Together.
a pla, ftil iiout,
a winsome puut,
Capricions.
a merry miss,
A stolen kiss,
Delicious.
You ask papa,
Consult mamma,
With pleasure.
And both repent,
The rash event,
AT leisure.
-,lmdhd be-.
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Washington correspondent is author
iy for the statement that senator Quay
has distributed 5000 packages Of seed
among the farmers Of one district Of
Pennsylvania alone. This may be Mr..
Quay's seed time. hut his harvest will not
he such "A jolly affair.
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A woman who knows Anna Dickinson
/, we'll says that she seems to possess the
secret of eternal youth. IL you did not
know her you would find il impossible TO
tell her age. In figure she Is below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-22
HOMfNG PIGEONS,
A Program Of Races Announced By thu
Washington Federation.

AT the ninth weekly meeting OF the washing.
ton federation of homing pigeon fsnciers held
at their room 26 Robbins building, last evening,
the following were elected members: b n.
Bridget, Phil S. Brown, WE. Ryan and Jacob
BooL The following races were announced:
Special race, Nav 4. from Orange CHI, Va,
rs miles distant, for the gold scarf pin offered
by Messrs. Noigt Haas.
Second special race, May IL, from Cooesville.
Va, l2o miles distant, for pair Of shoes offered
by Mr.. Jacob Bool
First race of old birds, Y T. or open banda
from Amherst c. H., Va, $50 miles, on Nay ls,
for the honorary members badge.
Second race from Rocky Mount, Va, So6
miles distant, May Is, for q spring oyercoss
offered by Messrs. Saks q Co.; also Q special
diploma.
Special race for Y band birds tskes place
June from Greensboro. n. C., 247 miles dis
tant, for the plush upholstered chair offered b.
MIR. Julius Lansburgh.
Third race, June ., from Charlotte, NC, "a
miles.
Fourth race, June 10, from Greer's Depot q
C., 400 miles.
Fifth race, June %, from Lawrencevills, Ga,
500 miles, for q china dinner set
The federation was organized January Is,
1880, with seven members aud At present u
numbers thirty.
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b. r. GILBERr A. NJ. GoRMAN.
T. F. GILBERT CO.,
REAL ES1AIk BROKERS',
go 4 st. NV.

NORTHWEST.
st & S Dsit sSSSpSs0n fur
Nh ave. and N sts.. 3-story. lO.rooms and Store,
Sunderland Place, 3 stories 10 rooms. best con-
diton furnace and open hre places, very desirable;
l3,h It near .t, nv; stories, 10 rooms, buffers
Corner near Thomas circle, Double Brick H"nse. Q
rooms. with frame adjoining. most desirable corner In
near 10th IT. stores, best condition, 10 rooms.
ou'yIs ian nss, 10 So I91c c,ro,s slS09S
oh s. near 7. stories, 10 rooms. lot s5.es. can
Mi: ave, nsar NJ. new, Or. me Snishi; s s
side ana d' rear aiieys lot isnS ss GScseeh' rooms
and 31sr SITS. tIr lor 52x9I. desirable; ~, OuO
rear list Nearly New Brict. sr lot f4S
" near 7. beautiful Brick. s rooms lsxs5. will
be sold on mSnthly payments: $500. M
81 near 81 stls LIT lSt
sEear i3th gr:. best repair lgt isxSs; $1,000
near 5th. rooms and bath. lest repair. 2o,1oo;
- nsar 9th. lO-roOm Brick. lot l7x12o. stable;
18th iear O. New Brick, rms. lot 2.xs5: ss. 400
Mne.r lst, rooms aud eel ar .2Ox 100; 20. 500.
I'm Ssr sses rooms rooms IA. ~ 9g
near I'D. New Brick. rooms. lot lS.9xlOO;
near 18th. rooms. good condition. lot l6x75;
NORTHEAST.
dition $4,000
9TH near A ST., rooms. best repair, brick; az 600
Cay. near 9th rooms, brick, best repa,F: as 500
near 18th ST., rooms, brick, best condition. 2Ox
100: $500.
SIN near = St, rooms, best repair; S5 800
I'D ntsr = Cap. ID rooms. frame, 2lx1OO; o., 800.
hear I'D ST.. , rooms. new brick $3.50.
20; &4.SU0. --'.--..-
I'd near St, new, store and dwelling; a. 500
near I'd st., new Groom brick, a 900.
Get our April bulletin Of valuable properly. m22-3t
Eok sALE-lsl4 AND 1915 ST.. Is ROOMS;
Il all mod lmps. hard wood nutsh: very desirable
resi-, !ence For price, termsskc apply to HEISKELL
E0R sALEvA NICE BRICK HOUSE; SEVEN
ROOMS aud cellar; in arst class condition; Of.
$500 Apply to EDWARD KERN 1925 n j. ave
NV. 1ts
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN---FoR FEW DAYS ONLY.
- 30, oOO House In n for 45.40u; new, modern
a,room double Bsy-wtndow cdrner Brick. Apply to
$40 New York ave. lts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

INOR RENT - BY THE FIRST OF APRIL TWO.
Il story Brick containing six and bath all
modern improvements nearly new. Inquire OWNER,
SlS New York m
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l.
l. 239 l31s st. s.w.. b. 3408 st. NV. bh..
1911 ST. NV 81 to 53x st sNS"O
s5sS to 1854 oOo sSs 9TH St. Sc So oO
al. asth St s.ooO aSi 81 9th st, NV. iooo
ia47 and is4 Maids o'00O III. ri S and y.dl so0o
s sPd + sI Ess 5 Al .nd t5s haSs
w. H. .. $500 Al l. "" st. NV. bh Dr. : 3gSS
~ X It. he. b. b.. M 300 and 81 St Sc. 90
SIS 5sS 81; n W. aoo st and sa' 44 st:
465 , 10 Baai; alley s9oo ISIS and iso law
4a3 st. NV. fh O0 14i 4 SAMPSON s ST. n.
and2 houses rear. 1000 W.. In. Or 60. GOO
l 3; st NV, 6.ss oo 40 Sin ST ". So,,
1913 isIh st NV. la. Il 4 sampson ST. n 49,
EOS 18th st NV, 6n. 40 lsi5 n ST, @:x, FIJI is soS
6r as,.,."...;i 5000 3Q5 10Th 81. Sc. fin
and sts nI $500 Hope ave- Sc. bh, 'oo
og L st. NV, oh. MI o,, 4r....-...-......,1. 900
6 ,S s. For tp list ea a. oass for is.aed
sriy, lois ConnecticI ave- lot 36xi ID: mprcv.d
by Double three Brick splendid business prop.
n, n,s.am t 1ha Gil f sep !; M.
yk sALE-A FINE MANSION IN GEoR9E-
y.ntase; tLe house Tor small sum could bs made
most delightful home. HILL l. JOHNSTON,
m2O-eo3t 1903 Pennsylvania ave- n. v.
Fok sALE.BY FISH MILLER 1913 FsT;N.w,
1,,, Fine business Property ON ct: bet 18th md
3-story house; Is rooms xli mod imrs now rented
for lUO per mo- This fine chance for purchasing
on this which has snch bright future for bust
ness purPoses: lot 22x75 feet. m20-6t
E'OR SALk-BY FISH MILLER. 1918 r ST n ".
II = Nj e Home on 9Th st. bet. c and D sta me-; Is
rooms fruit trees and flowers In yard and very chap
at $1,000. m2oi6t
EOk sALE-NEw Six ROOM HOUSES; GAS;
water sewer; sidewalk; PARKING; square from
cars; ON st. only 81 100: 400 cash. bal go
per month. ChAS A. SHIELDS,
m20-3ts 1905 ii NV
EoR sALE.-BRICK HOUSE 1885 T ST. NV.
y containing rooms and bath; IN. !. Eot informa-
ion as to price. &C.. address 4. +. CONCKLIN 4It
e. Sc. m20-3ts
E0R sALE-A GOOD 5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
st aw street cars pass: lot l2xl00 to alley al
ways rented LEO. Agood Investment.
m2O-3t Y. /. BOYEk b 90, COS o. NV
Los sALE-ELEGANT lNEWl TwELYE-ROOM
\ Double House next 70 corner OF New aaQpshtxe
ave. beautifully papered and fresooed; heated Is fd
mace price $4,000; oder wanted NeI 3 room Brick.
renting ell: price el.lOO. l622 Oh at NV; D
roons and bath; nicely Tapered; priee -. ESQ, DA-
VlDSoN DAVIDSON. 1888 + 81 NV. m20-3ts
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John A. Logan a Born Lieutenaut.

John A. Logan a Born Lieutenant.
John Alexander Logan, jr., Wa born on Feb
ruary II last He 10 . grandson Of the late
Gen. Logan, and his father, John Alexaades
Logan. ST., is a captain in the fifth regiment of
the Ohio national guard At the REQUEST Of
the colonel of the regiment Adjutant Gen.
Hawkins has issued to the younger John A.
Logan q commission ~ q first lieutenant of ne
Logan Rines. The commission bears the date
of the little fellows birth.
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Henry Curtin, colored, tried in the county
court Of Norfolk county, Va, for killing & Z.
Webster, Was convicted Of murder in the Arss
degree.
Robert Mosely, . negro, was banged nsss
huntsville, Ala, yesterday by = mob tog -.
tempted Assault on young woman
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J.R. HEREFORD, I4leG.t

IrOk SALE-L0TS IN SOUTH BROUKLAND-OUR
Il suhdivison overioOks the soldiers Home and new
Catholic university q The highest .rouhd vicinity
II IL convenient to railroad stxon lots only l5
IT. deep; no wuste streets are city width, graded &c
an early call will secure choice lois and up
BARNES 4 WEAVER.
m11-lms f}og Est n w
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EOk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
III lIUl r.. ave nv

HrOR REST-205 ST NV, A NICE SIX-ROOM
Il Brick House water and sas; . Is. 40 per month.
Apply to owner, next door, BOB X st. IT.
tSOR RENT-NEWLI FURNISHED PIANO IN
eluded Three-story Brick; nine rooms and cellar;
all mod. lmp-.; desirable locality; bargain to good
tenant for next SIX or eight months. Inquire of
Owner. 21G 9th st ne. mS2- ST
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1roR sALE-A BAR0AIN-FOR FEW DAYS ONLY.
Il 20. 500 House In my. for 45, 400; new, modern
a.roon double Bay-wtndow Cdr0er Brick. Apply to
$40 New York ave. It's
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.
EOR SALE-IDTS.

ISOR SALE-LOTs
Il FOR BUILDERS.
We have several very De nAble sites on cornerr and
otherwise for bnildias blocks OF houses 800, 49,.
2l6. 400, 80.
LOTS
II 3 worth side. Conn 3OXlAa % wide
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LHoR sALE-l5O2 AND 1906 nth ST. NV;
i new houses rooms. bath. large pantries; plenty
OF closets heated by steam.
512 st. H. ". corner house; 10 rooms and bath.
81 n. Y ave. II. new house; large stable
IL N. Y. ave NV, line Of electric cars; rooms
and bath.
l4I1 9Th st. NV S-room frame lot A. feet front.
Two three story bay window Bricks ON & St re,
bet. I'd and 4th sts at q bargain.
1908 u st. 10 and bath all LII. f. cheap,
small Bricks on X st. s.e. 5000 Tor The two
m22-lw PLANT Il TURPIN, 1429 NY ave.
LOR SALE-TWO VERY DESIRABLE PIECES OF
Il Busin ss Property on st. and Oh Eth ct.
between and q SITS. NJ. NJ. PARKER
m22-Ot 14lS st.
L>OR SALE-ON VERY EASY TERMS-HOUsE
l. l763P ST. NV: House contains IL rooms; all m
l. has been newly pul-red and is in good repair
throughout. Apply TO JAS Ii. MARI 1886 +. mi st
EroR SALE-,iOUSEs AND LOTS OF ALL SIZES
i'll every part OF the city also Farms of every de-
scription: Inquire of A. +. BANKER, 14l6 + st.
n W.. Kellogg building. m.,1-tjts
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FOR SALE-LOTS

SoR sALE-FoCE NICE LOIS on c ST NHAn
llth sine 15alOO each, 01Sc p-r foot
IL "Ashk paSESHowEk
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IGOR sALE-CHEAP-344 PA AVE, LOT 25xI27
Il IT. to good alley, with stable house has q good
store room aud IL rooms with cellar; will sell at
bargains terms easy. G. H. PARKER,
m-2-0 Cor. Az and L SITS. sw.
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IL
Il Presbrey Green's subdivision Of Widows nite
432 III. WARNER co,
m.O-1 GIG r ct. ~.
EoR sALE-LoT SO OF DENIsoN b LEIGHToN's
\ suodSisioh of NJ fie.ssnt; price per foot 5Oc
Moss M 81 wAkS Sis CO
E0k sAIE-yERY VALUABLE LOIS ON NORTH
y Sde OF st. " near North Capitol ct aad facing
New YORK ave. 1890 price per foot for present.
m20-3s sie u nv.
4 OR sALE-A ZINE RANGE OF LOTS ROB
a ouiidipg purposes on LIST st ne. near Mass ave-.
VI Per loot Also lO0x90 on u. New York
ave: 10 Per foot. A r. PARDON.
m1s-6t 1926 st
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LOR RENI-
snsa IN

k,Ok RENT-NlCE NEW HOUSE; SEVEN ROOMS
ana bath: mod. lmps.; lar2e yard. on VI st. near
I'D NV: Apply 1883 New Hampshire ave.. stone
yard nI..-:Sts
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ISOR RENT '9l3 Z s.w., tr- IN i. s23.5 q
II 656 6fhs ego 1882 3D. st. W. y
4l6 l1th IT. s.w., IL d. LEONARD,
81 willow Tree al, = s.22;St' 401 ~
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FOR SALE-LOTS

EOR sALE-A LOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF 9Th
J. between and SITS. Sc, f1xlo5, 81. 40 per foot
Also northeast corner of Sd and North Carolina
se, lOOxS0-6,3O0 square leet; 81. 80 per foot.
Inquire at TAB 9th ST. se NIL -fSs3w
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ISOR RENT-209 81. N.E.-fOC8 ROOMS AND
u summer kitchen good neighborhood; S15 Inquire
205 L sine. m52-3ts
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tor sALE-"BUSINESs PROPERTY" on PPM.
Il sylvania ave near 2 LIST splendid Ihree-story
Brick Store and Dwelling large loi, Alth alley in rear
Price, on very easy terms, only $1,000
WESCOTT, WILCOX 4 co.
1907 Pennsylvania and 9th ST. and Louisians ave
This property could be traded for small dweilius
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-03-22

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= 22il Cleveland ave, Glib
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
p1LrY IN ERnNr AGAlN-

Chlcapo Nav 80 \ crowd 81 l. 600 people witnessed
the nv, rae, upon card at t' Wet SD" id'e I"c'
tbi. afternoon The NAH Interest centred n me Wlu
rAc the Speculation Iadsap witch had anon IT, start
cr, the famou, Riley winner ~ tn hcEitckt Dll" ana
to 40 lr-- rocd Robc-pi'r Four saft'r- came Z" u'
po,t-lncy EetIicht. Pilgrim aud lioh" "-pi'II" f"''
oAd,-i;c, } 70 - Iobcspcrte t. .. Pilgrim G" l. K'd
light 10 /.
The nlg fc = the nt-t broakaway, with EeiII-it III
the lead bp lcn-ta. Eob.p'f' 'oid, Iac' ana f"-
grin, ON even term, a haIf l,nrih behind At ia" judges
stand and quarter kiry ~ l'ngth was ,rtin2 III" "a
with t. olcs in bunch and rnniri easy. At Ic hdlI
PlYlm ws, int by trrrquaifci. o. length, EHci an
K.d sAt me- h and neck. Hob,- ploirc tirr 'n'v7 H"A
Al the tlr.c-,uart'r- Kil'y and Lcdlsht were '''h
uu with Godfrry Iylng Riley hi' h"an ana J."
grim a lomrth behind. l;obc-p,rr' beaten or coming
INTO IA. str tch oodfr-y URGED Kh"v, who WIS h'l'
length ln thc lead. Thr noble n LonefrloN. %
-,oudiuq left lis n-ld n tnc, "'T anchored IN i'
stretch RILEY length and hall ~ the I'"c' run
Ming fat Eedligt srcoad. with Pilgrim ccae uP K"u"''
tf.rrr Lengths away. Coming nome i'I'S W.
..d.ug by three I,ngu, r,nnng easy and winning D.
an orrn thIoc lengths iu cantor. l'"lHeht vas 7"'
bv half length frcm INrIn. vhl" R'bo-p'fi' N'S III
frauttc sis lengths Ia-,'- p" f'r4"nc" t'"'
showed him De- of The ha-t ui'r} cdr-"ld' h NV
country and indicated &, TINT bad h. been 'h'u
in the Aucrcau B'rDy aud faced Tho starter, h' "ou'
have tfat race at hi, ncrcy. Time -.