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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
Eefesrap6if&e Qepe(6en.
Oeuti hI b.

OerIin, l6. Del. Der 5isltae Cor:
reiponbsnt bes y9oubon Stanbarb" bertt.
tet, bag P;iu5 gbriitian BON Odusmarf
lnS Srin3eiitn Rarsaretss Don greuSsu
oemnd4ft usrlobt weroen wirben.
Berlin, II. Deg. 3uei ausldsiae
erbteltsn beuts auf tbr ausoritIi5es Sers
lanssn g;uiprisunssH uou Ro5i9sr
Ppmpbe.
W in deu, II. Ses. Die tatboIiids
Jeir&e tn S9amba9 in NittsIfranten mar
Der SSaupIas etusr SaIdssrei, tn peIder
Elm Marn sstSbtet purhe. Der gr,bif6cf
uOn Bumbsrs lief bic Rir9s ioicrt i&lie:
Ben unb wiro uad eiuiser 3sit bas nur5
ben WfoIo entpsibte 9ottssbaus wisber
einweibeu.
Berlin. Is. Deg. gisua,t 1T nit
isiner 5amiIte mad 5risbri9srub su,ltse.
tsbrt. Hut ber 5simfabrt pon Berlin aus
serietb Der 9spdduaseu tn Brano. Der
3us muBte aussbaItsu unb Der Bassn abs
sebdust werben, UNI su psr5inssrn, baB
nt4t Der sau3e 3us In 5Iammsn ssristb.
Ssfsrrsi4: unsaru.
Bten, l9. Del. Der Raiier sfran,
Soiepb bat bas neue 9eiss, bur9 usI9es
As 9smeinbeu benz Stabtssbists pon 8ieu
einuerIeibt usroeu, ssusbmist. Oaeur4
wiro bic BsuS!tsruusssabI Ser 5IierretSi.
i9sn 5auptftabt auf l 3l5. 626 srb0bt.
S9uett.
Bern, l6. Ss,. Die Rssieruna 5at
bte auswsiiuus uon Nuar9iiteu Don
Gen anseoronet.
Selsten.
BriiieI, II. Deg. 5sute ersisusts
I'D in Der GscOntaI RcbIsnsru5e 6ei 6orz
NJ In Der Brouin; 6snntsau Elm i4rsali.
der l1nfau. Cine Stt4t pom adbt,ebn
Rann bate ZEN Sabrto,b bsttssen, um in
bic 9rube siu;uiabrsn. Auf Der 6abrt
,iB pl6slt4 Sas Ssil, an pe!t.m Der
5ub,torb bius unb bislsr itlr;te NIT ieiusr
eabuus In Die Gisfs. aqs a5t,ebu Berg:
lsuse eaTen babel um ba5 Ssbsn.
Stalieu.
Hom, IS. Deg. Der Bapit 5at siue
aus ben @arbiudlsu Rumpoaa, Sreslta
uno WOriisnor appollont unb brsi 2aieu
belts5enoe 9ommiifou sruauut, um tat5o.
Itlte @sIeuI 9afteu IN StaIisn Az b Loen
uuo osrsu Bewssunssn ~ Isiten.
Dieter S9titt bss Yapitss pirb ba5iu
ssosutst. taB ss isins aSf1t isi, sutiuftis
eiusu tbdttssrsn antbeiI an Der SuIitit ,u
nsbrsu.
Spauieu.
Wabrib, II. 0e,. Die Reatsrura
bat ben 6inanSminiitsr ausspisien, bur5
Ssrfisuns ben SoQ auf auslincii4e 0a5:
rungsmittsI gu ersOben; aud III Ct arae.
wielen wcrosu eineu ususu S9ussous
lGstf aas,uarbeitsu.
JrautreiS.
Sarts. l6. Os,. aus 9&Hsd it 5eute
bier bic 9ta9ri4t uon sinsm entlesItSen
grei9uiB in ben Alpsn ssmsltst poroen.
Siebeu alpenldssr, uIter benz 8efs5ls
zines > filters Don Der neueu 8efeitiaune
auf Dem Wprt SG1araI, ,pii4en Ga
Srssa unr Guuisru, purbeu uon elmer 2as
wtus in zine Gisfe uou $4,000 SuS seitlrs..
3pei uon ben gsutsn uermo5tsn f5 an
6eIsiptsen 5u retten. Die ilbrtssn iaubsn
ben Cob.
Seute 5radsn brsi W6n5e, aIs Fe per.
iu5teu, siusn ssfroreusn Gee BET @rens
noble Su dberitrsitsn, bur4 bas @ts unb
ertranteu.
9aris, II. DEF. 2ruis eugene
GbarveRtier. ber betannts frau;5iif5s Wa.
ler. NJ ssiioy5eu.
&aris, Is. Deg. Oas appsla.ions'
ssri9t bat oas 9rtsnntn;B oss 0anSsIsss,
rt5ts. psI&ss bic 8srtrdss spti9sn Sc,
Socictc bss Wetaur unb Sen Ysrswsrts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23
preiie oer 2ln5eteen.

tretle Oer AH3st0eH.
SeO'r 3Ou der spaIte per Sasr.. .tla.oo
q Wondre 5 100
3 Wonate : 500
Siir iebe 3eiIe grepier, ober oeren Raum, bdS
eritenal 10 Gents. Die uddfenn,ale Gents.
Seiratbss unb Gooesan;eiseu nit Spru&
$1.50, obue Spru9 $1.0O.
ausudrtse aa,siscu miiffeu uoraua6ssaalt weroen.
an;stgeu fiir 4icnics, 2otterien, @litsipiell
&C., Die benz Settle Der tatb. 8irdbe tIptoer, nm
ben teine Guirabme.
In3et8sn feaoe man trdtefieuS
Rcnta8 Worsen etn.
Jobs2lrbeiten auer 1rt prompt una
btllis dussefIhrt.
Office ser ,,8 aiett";
Gfe Ser 6. uno Jowa-Strase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-23

Sombap, IT. DEG. 5suts lit bur
tn bem gingsborenen' Siertsl elm pon 100
Wsni3eu berobntss Saus einseithr,t.
DrsiBis Bsrioueu tamtn ba6s um bas
9s6su rnS utsIs anters srlittsn gerIstaus
gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
Police Court Cases.

81 might well say guilty." responded
Maggie Lee in the Police Court this morning,
because you will say guilty anyhow" Mag
gle has been there before and she has always
been convicted. The charge against her was
vagrancy and she was given sixty days.
Robert Oliver, an oyster schucker and fish
cleaner, who likes whisky better than he does
work, was also charged with yagrancy. Like
the former ne has had many tastes OF Police
Court justice. and knowing the testimony
would convict HIM he plead guilty and re-
ceived a two months sentence.
Bette Douglass was called upon TO plead 20
a charge Of vagrancy The judge gave her the
extent of the law-ninety days.
Louis nllebar, a stranger in the city, pleaded
not guilty TO a charge of yagrancy and suspi-
cion. The scars on his head and face indicated
that he had had many a rough experience and
lie told the court that he came here from Bal
timore Saturday night on a freight car. Po-
iceman Kendall said that he found the pris-
oner trying store doors on Louisiana avenue.
Sixty days.
A colored boy named George Williams was
charged with lettering about the White House
grounds and acting in a suspicious manner. He
plead not guilty, but Policeman 0risni's evil
dence was sufficient TO convict him, and he was
given sixty days.
Walter c. Golward. well-dressed man wear
ing a new red tie. did not have "" in his
pockets to pay his fine for being disorderly ~
10th street and Pennsylvania avenue yester-
day-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
A Pension Decision Reversed.

Assistant Secretary Bussey reversed the for
mer adverse decision OF the commissioner OF
pensions in the clai nj of Gerard b. Douglas,
late Of company c. fourth United States infan-
try. The record shows that about March Il.
1887, at Boise barracks. Idaho, the soldier re-
ceived a wound in his left hand by the acci-
dental discharge of his gun; that at the time OF
the accident lac performing guard duty,
but for the moment was away from the post.
waiting at the guard house TO return and that
while sitting with his gun. which he thought
was unloaded. across his knee il acciden-
tally discharged, inflicting a disabling injury
The claim was originally rejected on the
ground that the soldier not in the line Of
duty when the wound was received The &C.
sistant secretary holds that the soldier was
guilty Of negligence, but awards him pension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
The SteeIe-WiId Court-MartiaI.

Gen. Schofield said Yesterday that no informs-
ton will be given to the press in regard TO the
Steele-Wild court-martial case until il has been
finally disposed of, which Will not be for sew
eral days yet. Acting Judge Advocate Leiber
now has the case under consideration. He will
review the entire proceedings, including the
testimony and the findings of the court. and
make a report thereon to Gen. Schoheld,
who has final jurisdiction in the matter, pro-
yided the sentence Is not one OF dismissal, in
which event il will require action on the part
of the President The impression prevails in
certain quarters that Lieut.. Steele found
guilty of a technical assault and was sentenced
TO a short suspension from rank and duty and
to be reprimanded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
To Build a New Chapel.

At the Easter services OF the Christian Church,
of which Rev. DIR. Power is pastor, offerings
amounting to q, 500 were taken up for the Cap
itol Hill Mission. The church has purchased
Lot for $1,000 at the corner Of 9th and ID streets
northeast and a new chapel will be built Rep
resentative w. ID. Owen is sup erintendent OF
the mission, which for the last three years has
been holding its meetings in Odd Fellows Hall
near the Navy Yard. The Young Peoples So
ciety Of Christian Endeavor has contributed
SIS 10 the fund for the new C hapeL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08

The female globe trotters and their male
iSlitator, George Francis Train, are going to
have a competitor in the person of Charles
Milton Gray OF Chicago. Charles is only
twenty-one years old. but he is 6 feet inches
tall and weighs $50 pounds and he therefore
thinks be is equipped for trip around the
globe on horseback. According to his present
plan he will start from Chicago for New York on
July ], and from that latter port he will take
steamer for Liverpool He is anxious 20 have
the government recognize him IN some way;
would like 10 have "A commission of some sort
from the United States. Senator Cullom has
been appealed 10. bat the Senator does not see
that he can do ANYTHING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
The Good Templars.

Mel.ord Hall, corner sth aud streets NORTH
east, was filed by large audience last evening,
when occurred exercises incident 10 the twelfth
anniversary Of Friendship Lodge of Good
Templars. Mr.. Brice Blackford, the chief tenn
plar, presided The program consisted OF Sc
lections of vocal and instrumental music, reci-
t.tions and addresses. Mr.. j. s. Gourlay, p q.
CT, under whose administration the lodge
was initiated, was one OF the Participants in
the festivities. One OF the most fiourishing
Juvenile temples in this District is Undine Tenn
pie. working under the care Of Friendship
Lodge, and Mrs. V. r. Bishop. its superintend-
ent, and many OF the children under her charge
contributed much to the evenings enjoyment.
Clsbaugh's Hall, on l4th street, where meets
Washington Lodge OF Good Templars was COM
fortably filed last evening by an audience that
gave marked attention TO q lecture delivered
under the auspices of the lodge by DIR. L. W.
Kirby, one Of its members The lecture, enti-
tied The Two Misses" proved 10 be forceful
presentation OF the temperance question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
THE SERVICE PENSION BILL.
Provisions OF the Measure introduced
I'm the House Yesterday.

The service pension bill introduced YESTERDAY
in the House by Representative Boothman OF
Ohio provides substantially as follows: IL grants
a service pension Of one cent per month for
each day Of service to every man who served
in the Union army during the late war, without
regard TO age; il provides that those soldiers
who now receive a disability pension may. IL
they choose. rellnquish their disability pension
and accept the service pension Widows q
those drawing the service pension will be
placed on the rolls at IS per month daring
widowhood. but it reserves the right TO widows
TO prosecute and obtain pension under the
present law by showing that the husband died
from disability contracted in service and line
OF duty. The bill also grants n pension of 80
month 20 minor children under sixteen years
OF age OF soldiers who die while drawing PEN
sion. and II any of the children are SO helpless
as TO require the care OF another person tho
pension is 20 continue during this he plessness
IL the widow dies or remRrrles before the chli
dren attain the age Of sixteen her pension
to be paid to them until they attain that age.
Cavalry Promotions.
IL is an odd fact that the promotion OF Col.
L. III. Grierson, tenth cavalry. 10 be u brigadier
general will cause the subsequent promotions
OF several officers Of his old regiment who. ss
he did, stand at the head of their respective
grades among cavalry officers. In other words,
the tenth cavalry is shown by the latest army
register to have the oldest colonel major cap
tam and first lieutenant of the mounted service.
Lieut. Col. George q. Hunt. who will become
colonel Of the regiment. stands fifth in the list
OF ten cavalry lieutenant colonies. He has only
held this grade three wears. lie was born in
the District of Columbia and appointed from
here TO be a second lieutenant in the fourth
cavalry IN March, 1861, being promoted with
regularity TO the successive grades of the serv-
ice. Maj. Arson Mills has worn the straps OF
that grade since April, ISIS, and now heads the
list of thirty cavalry majors. He will be made
lieutenant colonel of the tenth Capt Stevens
L. NOVEL; will in all probability be made
major, after having remained a captain since
June, lS6S, nearly twenty-five years. lie heads
the list of captains of cavalry, which contains
one hundred and twenty names. First Lieut..
Lew p Hunt Is In the same relative position.
being fifteen years n first lieutenant He will
now aud another bar 70 has shoulder strap.
The second lieutenant to be elevated is most
likely VIM. III. Smith. who has been waiting
seven years for a bar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
FOR RENT--HOUSES

IrOR RENT THAT ELEGANT TwELvE-ROOM
II Circular Bay window Brick 1914 sunderland
Place Dupont circle and the English legation;
viii be rented TO permanent tenant $40 per mo.
23 HORTSkAMP & JESTER.
aps)-eO2v $50 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

VroR SALE-TO CLOSE OUT THE AFFAIRS OF
II syndicate will sell to immediate purchs One
Handsome 3-story and Two 2-sory aud Back building
Houses; and o rooms each finely finished in natu-
raj wood oak mantes; open fire. places; bay window:
finely built by day labor most desirsbly located
two lines northeast Price $3.50: $1,000. Small
cash and easy monthly payments Also, in square,
Fine Building Lots with of party walls at prices
under the market An exceptional chance for buders
w. K. BURFOKD,
sl-12ts l422 New York ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
AUCTION SALES.

T'RUsrEE's SALE OF GOODS AND CHATTEIs
AND LETTERS PAINT,
virtue % deed Of trust hearins date January -
ac,sV, Vii sell ~ public anctiuu on SATURDAY..
awtLfLh INSTANT. At kLEN IN O'CLOCK A NJ.
~ ~ SIS fth street northwest the following de-
otn foods and chAttels: one Ofice nssk and Two
SSne Chars. Tables, leather Satche' : Lubricstng
49,, 'r,ore OF lessl. Two Boxes Of Cocks Que
~ y, rue Clerners One lot lstic Registers
snd aSeiS Also follo~ins hundred letter. fsiant;
.Sohy ISSUED septeuher >, 1884. on GAUGE Cos-ks,
SiVVSS ISSUED Decembcr 30, $50, on Flns Cleaner !;
D. 80 w. issued July 81. 1Ssa. on Fluid Pre-surs
- Ia ara dhe following, given Lubricssorr
ana ~ Sars: ss3s6o, issued Augu.t -, lss3,
$4,000, issuei November -, lSs.i: 3aO5.ss June
a3. lssS. 4lS2p5. October %, issa'
WEEKS q CO. kuctioneors- ssN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08

The 1900 Indians on the Court d'Oreiiies
reservation are suffering for food, and the aged
and infirm are liable 20 oie Of starvation ~
less supplied with food at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08

ap5-eo3t 1903 Pa ave. ~
L r TRINIpapb
r Ias2nA rP AEIi
IsHERwoop.
LEXINGTON.
sIS9 l NS sTThTIeN.
Lots In these desirable subdiy,ions convenient to
city. SC, a' prices lower than market value.
aa-eo6t 1907 Pa. ave. and sth aud La ave.
oR sALE-MAsHINGIoN HEldHTs.
Beautiful BUILDING SITES.
economical Subdivision Streets coucre'sd: water
and gas. CONNECTICUT avenue cars stop in the nm
msd.se vicinity Piais and PARTICULARS I've hsd At
ap5-eolm 1903 PA ave- nv
FOE SALE1BY FIsHSMILLFR, l2l3Fsr Nv
= DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT Low PRICES
l9th bI AZ. 20Iio 02 80 ia q 4 II ne. i61ss t5e
T. s0 fNs M rSs = iSIa g.,
bet l3S a. 1896. IS l2 Nd. ay 40 tOxI O .,Oo
Mdsy. Ens (, IS " Soy 40;
13thset RSs aoI 1850 40 bet 18th i6tl 25e
18TH bet and NJ: 5O190. with four frames rented
itt;oo ger month: very cheap at 81. 600
proved and unimprcyed. Mt Pleasant Tor sale a-st
ISoR sALE,-FINElBUILDING LOT. :ONoO AND
= party wall on st nv; water. sewer connections,
a5-ot COOKE u. LUCKETT. a35 F..
EoR sALE-THF MOST DESIRABLE BLOCK OF
fMN6Ss Sh6Es so k Eithtn na IL lay!
EoR sALEnAT TAKoMA PARK, VERY ZINE
squares from station LEWIS & HEAI0N.
spit 6"9 NV.
E'oR sALE-AT A BARGAIN TO AN IMMEDIATE
m.,Ia. 7Hos. @. HESsEy GO.
NOR SALE OR LEAsE-NoRTHwEsT CoRNKR
Il OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND LAFAYETTE
PLACE one of the handsonest locations in the city
residence.
Pennsylyania ave, overlooking the executive mansion
ana ads f FRsa co fga st.
LION SALE THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY SIT.
T.sed e pSfthMess sS5ner q AND iIra SIS
TP fs sa1sS9n so e Snr and h0
front on and l2o feet front on 7th St
mh2s-2w 1924 st NV
EoR sALE-LoTs n ADDITION, 10 SOUTH
Il Brookland-our subdivision overlooks the Soldiers
ground IN vicinity Convenient to failroad lots isS
II, deeE; streets are city width graded &c early
m27-I2,' ~ 90 Fst nv NV
hSrEs sv sGSAhHE eda
tanning 81: go So II, the UNDERSIGNED beng part
site no left no, sold entire will shortly be sub
Also block bounded BY Columbia road. Boundary st
de Roy place and Ih.lIs Plscecontsinnx about $780,.
600 %. it. fUE pri'ss , and terms ,,, sDply.
mh22-Im 1913 + st. ofsce OF J. B. Winner.
LvoR sALE-THAr MAGNIFICENT LOT on MASS
Il ave. bet ith and 18th sts. (opposite Highland
Terrace: 80 it. front Mass by n depth as
II. through TO NJ st.. cheap If sold At once. HE'S
KEEL 4 McLERAN. zoos AZ. NV. m.,.- I'm
LroR SALOON TERMS TO SUIT-oNE OR TWO
4 T. Front Lots, 9Th ST. 600 TT :. of Fast Capitol
ST.. g5c. One two L. Front Lots. II On ne 100
# \. of b. G4c. OWNER 9l3 East Cap. ct MI Inn
NOR SALE-LoTs IN FAIRyIEW HEIGHTS. ON
i Tenleytown road and woodley Lane; opposite Oak
View Electric railway tracks laid these lots
which have sidewalks in front and mains prices
lower than asked for other lots Immediate vicinity
small cash payments: monthly yearly time given
81 per cent interest," JOHN Z. BEALl.
jsl1-3m 1921 4 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08

- . - 49, @sh-
Stable in 81. bounded
by NY. ave. and X II.
and 18th and / 9th SITS. g
FUhN
K st, facing Fsrragut
square. year. 800
Cor. 18th and L SITS,
by the year. $500 per
mo For season OF q
or months, per mo. 500
X mr.. Mcpherson "a. 500
X 50. bet. 10th kl7th. 800
VI 81. bet. l eth and l Sth
SITS. IhOuse overlook
Conn. and X. i. aves). 300
II bet. 18th and ! 18th. 3UO
h ST. bet. 14th and
10th SITS. $50
Connecticut ave. above
X st ...............20S.33
Vermont ave. bet. y
Z sts. 200
Partly furnished. lib
BULLETINS CAN BIZ
FlCE. THESE HOUSE
ONLY By PERMITS FRO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
FOR SAIE-IOTS

EoR sALE-A FINE BUILDING LOT on THE
= est SIDE Of Conn, ave- between Y and n s.s
2Sxpo; at the intersection Of Conn ave. and 2uth
81. giving large space front OF Lot Locatio3 i-
proved BY fine residences HILL JOHNSTON,
ap5-eoSt 1903 Pa NV.
EoR sAL.E-A LOT FRONTING on ST, BET.
for "a. 800.
Also three Lot. each oo,4s. on 2lst St: one for
$500 and two for s2,s00 each. These are the
ehespest Lets IN this portion Of the northwestern
section of the city HILL JOHNSTON.
apo-eo3t 1908 Pa ave n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08
FOR RENT-HOUSES.


l,OR RENT-o ST. Mr.. 1852 Sd st..e.. Or. ALSO
IT I4th; l2r.. fur sS5 Az Richardson pl. Or.
II Grant place. l2r. 40 kU ST HI SGERf ORD.
l62i COrcOrsn. " ......39i lsps-3tl U24 l4th St
l.oR RENT-AT TAKoMA PARK, 7-RooM COT
II tATe: earriaee house. &c LARD grounds; vel vel
shaded: about minutss' walk from stion rent $50
Der month. RUST HCNGERFORh ga l4th st.
spS-N
I,oK RENT-2 NEW HOUSES NEAR DUPONT
It circle one rooms and bath, $50; other ~ rooms
and bath. 500. A Ii. sEMMES
APPS I'm l41oFst
I,oR RENT-l6O2-l6O4 VERMONT AVE. NV
II Keys at 1888 I4th ST aps-ot
LoR RENT DESIRABLE MODERN BRICK
Il House. lo2 ID ST. Sc, 10 rooms, bath ana stoIe
room: possession given May or 10; terms $50 per
month Apply on premises. apo-ot-
lIOR RENT-l5Os 18TH ST. NV, NEW hOl 81;
Il rooms ana bath: all mi heated oy steam
electric bells, &C. open FIRE places in every room sIV
as-3t PLANT * TUEPIN. l42S NJ ave Il. ".
I,oR RENT-19ls ST.. A VERY DELIGHTFUL
9ll-9I7 and I22S Blagien alley at u each
sps-}t r. W GRAHAM. 81 l4th ST.
IGOR RENT-APRIL u. 1890. NINE-RooM
II Brick House. with modern improyements.lole
18th ST NV. Apply TO JOHN 7. GREES, l4lo = st.
NV. po-lm
I,OR RENT - FIRsT-CLASS TEN-ROoM BRICK
IL dwelling in thorough repair 1871 3lst street.
Georgetown. Apply to Jos. ". DAVIS 1918 3lst st.
mi
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Stables.

stables.............sl5
1874 18th ST. store. .S35
l1.s2 14th ST., store. .. 80
OFFICE ROOMS.
$40 9TH ST.. Sd and
4th noors.......-....... 50
1908 Pa. ave.. I'd floor. 10
HOS + st.. Sd and 4th
floors. and S35
ISHED.
Conn. ave, adjacent to
Lafayette square. E. 500
Jefferson place .........200
Conn. av., above X. 200
Mas. ave bet. l4th and
and 10th SITS. 200
9th st. bet. X and Lists. $50
DE SRles ST. .............l50
. 81. bet. 18th & 18th
G st. bet. j sth & 10Th. ..s5
18th tibet. q and ii SITS. 40
Ii ST. bet. 2lst and 22d..65
goth ST. bet. y and Osts.
From April / to Oct.
/, 1890. so
Conn. ave. bet. q and Il
SITS. partly furnished. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08

A BARGAIN.
"A fiftyI acres of desirable Land including many
beautiful Building Sites. at LAUREL opposite Far
Lawn, within ten minutes of and five minutes Of
another railroad station. Price S141 per acre.
This Land fronts the proposed new Boulevard
and is most desrably situated.
Apply II once to BALDWIN BALDWIN
ap!-3ts 9Th n w ar unreI Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-08

INOR SALE-15o2 AND 1906 18th ST. wv, NEW
II Houses; rooms; all mi heated by steam cleo
tric BELLS &c. open FIRE places in every room. For
as-5s Plant TURPIN. 1929 NY avenw.
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lNOk SALE--l4 ACRES OF LAND, SITUATE on
Il the railroad between Washington and Alexandria
Va good SruOm house and table; also house for ser
want; this is bargain nigif rent the with TIT
privilege OF purchasing Address Box LIS. Star Office
apl-.,ts
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IrOR SALE-THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
Il 18th and q SITS. NV. For particulars apply to
EUGENE ID. CAkUSl Co.
apS-3t Cor. 10th and Z sta. NV.
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SPECIALTIES.

ne; HAYWARD. SPECIALIST IN NERVOUS
lyDisea ses, has resumed practice. OLDEST MkDI-
CAL ELECfRICIAN. All Irregularities remedisd 1t
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II 10000 FEET OF GROUND,
1888 FEET FRONT on 22D STREET
Detween and sts NV. A good opportunity for
building large block OF dwelling houses, This IL in
rapidly improving section Of the city.
For price and terms apply to
j. V. n. HUYCK,
apS-5t 1905 Pennsylvania ave.
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V'OR RENT
II AIS Nst. NV. 7r., MI. 90 per mouth
I'll 10Th 81 nv AZ Brick. i530 "
l. 5th 81. ne, Ar Frame -. 1900 90
THOS. q. HENSkY 4 CO.,
aG-0t 1900 st "a
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR SALE-oNLY .. AGA FOR 81 FOOT FRONT
II on 11th st. west side near East Capitol at bar
gain to q quick buyer
asst CHAS. A. SHIELDS zoos + nj. NV.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

l,OR SALE-A 81 900 HOUSE FOR S3,65O-WE
are authorized To sell to a quick purchaser of
those new Press-brick Front Houses located Oh the
west side OF 9th ST. near II The fronts hand
some and stylish while the workmanship is rst class
House cOntalns parlOr, dining room and kitchen ON
first floor and three bed rooms and bath on second
floor. Lot - 100 feet deep 10 alley Price $3.50;
5000 cash. so monthly.
141 WASH'N pANFNUOWFR
apJ-lw lll1 st II W
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I.OR kENI-A PRETTY NEW BRICK HOUSE;
II fronts south rooms, hath. pantry, concrete cell
lar rooms nicely papered; cabinet mantels square
from two lines street lone cableJ; four from
ket house and school, 53l Florida (concreted);
Just of 9TH II W.. lie DrOit PARK; $50 W. A.
COULTER Room - lie Droit Building. cor. sth and
4 AIT
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l. OR RENT-
Il Stott Mansion. 23rS600
2l222 ii ST., l0r. fur. .l2o
6l6 La. ave-. 10r......-
23l3 Pa. ave .I1r....70.50
2O2 II st, fur. Tor. .65
2014G,l Tor. mi. =. go. %
sO2 2lst ST., l2r. TO. 81
Sl1 18th St, Tor. III. i. .65
y. e. cor. 21st and II SITS. 60
2139 l. St, Tor. MI. TO
23l l-231y Pa av. .gr. %. 80
2322 Pa.av. 10r.. mi. 80. 80
23l5-23l7 Pa. av. 9r.50.5O
2llg II ST., l2r. mi. 5O.67
l4l3 10Th. 12r..m.i. AZ 80
22l25 l. St, Or. mi. 1850
..30l NJ ST., Tor, mi. 40
2123 K ST.. Sr., m.i......i0
1905 Pa. ave. Or. .... .35
l009-9a 24th ST., ST. 80