davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
An Important Pension Decision.

Assistant Secretary Bussey has rendered q
decision il the case Of the mother of Hiram
Potter, late Of company c. fifth New York heavy
artillery. The record shows that the soldier
on account Of whose death the claim was filed,
enlisted December %, 1868, and died at his
home in the following February Of brain fever
II further shows that at the time and place
where the soldier enlisted there was no bar
racks or quarters for the nen. and in conse-
quence the provost marshal was ordered to fur
Tough all the soldiers until they could be pro-
vided for.
With others this soldier was directed to go
home and report from time to time at 0wego.
During this time the fatal disease was con-
traeted and death ensued. The claim was
originally rejected on the ground that the
death cause was not contracted in the line of
duty. but was contracted while the soldier was
on furlough- The assistant secretary finds
from the testimony tina. the exposure conse-
quent his enlistment and service was the
exciting cause of the disease from which the
soldier died. He also finds that death occurred
while in line Of duty. The former adverse de-
sision 10 therefore overruled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

The Wisconsin assembly session yesterday
Vas taken up with the civil rights bill. which
puts the colored man on an equality with white
men, An amendment restricting the proyis-
ions Of the bill to land and water traffic accom-
mediation, proposed by the democrats of the
Judiciary committee. was agreed to and
amended. The bill was passed by strict party
vote. The democrats during the debate
charged the republicans with forcing this issue
upon the party in power after refusing 10 pass
IL during twenty-five years of rule in the state
The original bill made it u criminal offense to
refuse the privileges Of any puolic place TO u
black maa- The amended bill applies only to
inns and conveyances by land and water, and
makes il penal offense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
subsidireti Steamships,

The Department Of State has been in
formed that tbe government of Guatemala has
entered into a contract with the Cosmos Steam
ship Company for the establishment Of line Of
steamers 20 sail monthly each way between the
ports Of Guatemala and Hamburg. Germany.
The company agrees to carry, free of cost, all
employees of the government and to transport,
for one-half the ordinary tariff agreed upon.
all articles imported for the use OF benefit of
the government; also to carry all immigrants
from Europe to Guatemala at one-half the reg
ular fare The steamers are TO carry free the
mails from Guatemala and the other American
republics on the west coast Of South and Cen
trail America TO the ports Of Europe and the
European mails. In consideration of this con-
cession the government of Guatemala agrees
to pay the company a subsidy Of $1,000 for
every steamer Of the Cosmos line calling at its
ports. the condition being that not less than
one a month shall call there. The steamers
absolved from tonnage. anchorage and
port dues and are to have preference in the
way Of advantages for unloading and loading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.
Coming Baptist Church MeetIng-Othcr In
teresting Montgomery County News.
Corr.srs,,,i.nc~ NJ The Evening Star

Coming Baptist Church Meeting-Othcr In
teresting Montgomery County News.
Correspondents of The Evening star.
ROCKVILLE. March IL, 1891.
In the orphans court today the last will and
testament of Mary NJ. Dodds was admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted to
Hattersly W. Talbot, executor. named in the
will notice Of contesting the will was also
made in behalf Of Vim. C. Fowler. Letters of
administration were granted to Vim. L. Fulks
on personal estate of Mary V. Fulks, deceased.
Letters Of administration were granted to An
drew J. Daley on the personal estate of James
II. Daley. Last will and testament of Sarah
c. Waters was admitted to probate.
A minister's and laymen's meeting Of the
Baptist Church Of this county will be held at
this place. commencing on the 26th instant and
lasting four DAYS The exercises will COM
mence on Thursday night with sermon by
Rev. @. w. Mccullough of Anacostia, ID. c. On
essay entitled 'The Bible and the Young Chris
tian,' by winfred Berry: addresses by Edward
Sellmsn and James Elgin; Church Dis
cipline, an essay by Frank Griffith; addresses
by Cyrus keiser and Vernon Beall: The Rise
and Progress Of Error in the Early Christian
Church" essay by Rev. j. L. Lodge. DID. Sat
urday 1.-THE Duty Of Churches to Pastors, essay
by Rev. John Kingdom; addresses by Luther
Watkins and Edgar Thompson; Life, Death
and Immortality" by Judge W. V. Bouic;
People," essay by Rev. T. ID. ID. Clark. Sum
day sermon by Rev. W. s. o. Thomas; Sun
day school mass meeting. with addresses by
Rev. T. ID. ID. Clark and others; sermon by
Rev. ]. L. Lodge, DID. After those named on
the several subjects any other persons present
are at liberty TO take part in the proceedings
This evening young man named X. y.
sprouse, formerly Of Frederick county, met
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

Many Prisoner, Appear I'm the Criminal Cour,
This Morning.

This Morning.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, this
morning number Of Arrangements took place
and pleas were taken.
The drst was that Of Thomas II. Heath, an
old colored man, indicted for the murder Of
Emanuel Tapen in November last, for whom
Mr.. A. K Browne appeared, and he plead not
guilty. This homicide grew out Of quarrel
between the parties, who occupied house on
Sd street southwest, and it is understood that
the defense viii be that on November 16 they
came to blows, that the deceased threatened to
use an AZ, when Heath used knife, cutting
Tapen in the chest inhicting wound which
proved fatal November o.
George Richardson. a colored cripple, for an
assault with intent to kill; Thomas Burton and
W. H. Bell. indicted for HOUSEKEEPING; James
Mckinney and Henry Boudinot, larceny from
the person; VIM. Morris, alias Scott, grand
larceny, each plead not guilty.
In the case of Andrew vigal for false pre-
lenses the recognizance was forfeited.
VIM. I. Walker charged with violating the
gaming law. plead guilty and was sentenced to
nve months IN jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

The New Orleans grand jury has indicted
John Coonsy and Thomas McCristol for bribing
jurors In the famous Hennessy case. Newspaper
reporters had gathered the evidence and fur
nished the names. The two men were arrested
yesterday and placed under bond The erimi-
nal court buildings were packed to suffocation
yesterday TO hear the argument in the assassin
trial The case will be submitted this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

Elmer Z Wsshburn, at one time chief Of the
United States secret service, has received
and sceepteda nomination for mayor Of Chi
cago on the Independent citizens ticket. Tire
personsl rights wing of the nominating com
mittee formally objected to the nomination
and withdrew from the committee on the
ground that Mr.. washburn was in favor OF a
Puritanicai SUNDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

Lowell Mason. brother to Jack Mason.
sailed from New York yesterday morning on
the steamer Lain for Bremen. He was ACCOM-
panied BY the eleven-yesr-old daughter of
Marion ManolA- The child was abducted
Tuesday night from her fathers house and is
being taking across the ocean to her mother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

steady rain has been falling all day In
Louisiana, which will have a bad effect on the
levees, As il will soften them and stop work on
the embankmsnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
PROPOSALS.

DROPosAIs fok frkNIsHINa sTkkEI Ian
instoa, D. O., h.rch II. ispi se.led proPe..ls v1li
on TUEsDAY. MARCH IHIkTi-fIksT, 1871. Tor
furni-1inr three hundred street Lsnt-rns. tsore
ess. hlank lorna OF propo1Als and sI><fncsfons
be obt.lned q this once upon HIpir.fon therefcr.
oether with ali pecsssAry information, and ony neds
served 70 rs,rt any and ~ bds OF r4rts q ds. ,.
W: DoU6LAS&. J. ". ROSS. n NJ koBEkI, Con-
uis.sonerz. ID. G. mhl2-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-ABUILDINGL LOT 2OxlOO. ON NORTH
w side street corner. between sth and 18th,
and SITS. n W. Address CASH BUYER. star office.
mh10t3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
WANTED SITUATIONS


WANTED : BY A RES EcTABIE coL0RED
Sc. Il. FANNY CITY istsssnsss. Apply ~ sSa
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
w place as chambermaid. Call at 2212 st.
WASJED-ao TO pIcE,s AeENcY FOR COOKS.
m SS, have reference: from is:' place JAIN.
~ ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
for cooks. ehambenmaids waitress. lsundresses
oh
WANTED-BY C0LORED DREssMAKER.
prefers qrf az day rees rrsr and
or call At si 5i6 st. i' sw BEST '' ' mhfss
WANTED AN ExPERlENCED COOK. PLACE
w ,i n private family Call at 1886 18th st. nv.
WANTED-A LADY OF EXPERIENCE WOULD
ss Ssss In Ss s sslf Ss
Address X. e.. star Office mhi1-st'
WANTED : EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER
w wishes at once or weeks work in private fam
Ie hsisreaees exchanged Address MRS, EN-
WANTED SO CASH AND $40 PER MONTH AS
w long as employed will be paid by lady for per-
printins ottiee or Agricultural Dept Address LADY.
man in private family or viii drive delivery WAGON;
WANTED-POSITIONs FOR FRENCH AND
trave cooks seamsrerses drivers. pcrters lsborers
stiichers and folders tor printing office BCRNHAMS
lilo q st. NV. mh11-3ts
WANTED-A POSITION As COPYIST. BY
w young lady who writes rapid business hand;
salary small. Address Miss NJ. As st. W. mh1l2t
WANTED-BY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. RE-
,ns n1ed nothsn psSps situations as
OF refs. Address Z. }. A., Star Office, mhil-2t'
WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLASS FRENCH COOK
w place In private family. Address q. D.. Star
office. mhlO-.ts
WANTED-BY AN EXPERT BOOKKEEPER
w stenoYrapher and Typewriter position with
business firm. Address STENOGRAPHER Star Office
nhl0-3t'
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN HAVING HIS
w own team, employ ment collector. with an in
II. Il. j., Star Office. mh1O-3t'
w ANTED-EMPLOYERS FOR EXPERIENCED
w and polite Also positions applicants
for clerical work. CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
DuRAND SHACkLEFOkD. Prop. US L st. NV
JAZZ -i..t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
LOST AND FOUND.

4 OsI-BAND BRACELET. PARTLl ENAMELED.
$, nartsss "a saaS's reward win 6s gwen
II BUNDLE CONTAINING DRESS GOODS.
IL The hinder viii please return same to ~ Oh 81.
= TRAYED OR sTOLEN FROM Ny RESIDENCE,
''Toma" liberal reward will b- paid its Inn
s 4 81 sf HEIR i 81 s the oGns
Geureetovn. ID, e. mhl2-lOt
II osT-FRoM IN FRONT or RESIDENCE. l5s1
II 9Th St nv. boys new safety bicycls: Iab-rl
TON. l524 sth 81. n. mhl2
I osT-A TEN-DoLLAR BILL FINDER WILL
IL please return to chic. clerk OF rension Office;
mhl2-2t q. Il. r.
H0IEL FkEDoNIA and receive reward il
+ osT-IN WOODWARD a LoTHRoPs MONDAY
snar 9 mi ss.. qnnrs. WI, sss, nanas he
G. r HEHbEIcKs '''' '"'s''A''""' ID IL
II osT-oN MARCH 8. BLACK BAR PIN oNYx
vii t n p. sSa sssas a sfss ssa
Il osT-PAIR OF GOLD EYEGLASSES WITH
IL part OF gold chain Finder leave them at star one
Il dry goods house. ~ 81. be,v-sn aid and
The Combination" l-th and y sts. eoldIinnssd
ave. mhllSe'
4 osT-MARcH IL. on CAPITOL HILL A PAIR
q gp,a sIrsse ,s az. y s,s. Suitable sSrd VA
Il osT-A SMALL sATcHEL OR SHETLAND BAG
md :sss: ETHrfoss6S" IA. nsc, .ss
II osT-sETTER DOG. WHITE AND BROWN
II eolor; name .1,s Dash; Liberal re~.rd ~ =
.ri.d on s5IyshhSpI. .E.. q ...l. !.
our ~ SfsPs9s M % n BE- return e O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

SIS Spruce st. L d PIX,
unfur. per mo. Sr. .31. 90
209 y st NV, unfur, Or. 30
sol. cor 18th and H NV,
s4 si Il St St NV. unir. 6r. g. 8. 90 90
SGl K SO4 n II ave NV.
untur.5r. ...........22.0 90
TOD 4th NV. unfur, Or. 10. 90
10 X st NV, uniur, .Jr. Ii. 30
l4Qo-1401 H st ne, suit
able for stores. Or. IA. 90
2O6, Dos. 2,S and 30,
rear of Onw. unfr. 6r11. 80
IA J n alley, NV. un-
4s4 / 1876 Marble alley,
unfur, per mo, Jr. 10. 90
Irving st, uniur, Or. 10. 90
10 Dingman pi, Ar. .. $40
% Blad'g road, Ar. 500
1868 and 1865 Erie st. &. 90
Rooms 2 and Z Saul
building .............1.W
$40, Sl2 and S14 Deca-
tur st., unfur. per
. IN, 4r.............1 IL. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

ENOR RENT- aof,..rr r.rpn. I7-yr
L M Wesf1ntus.rr n nv AsA'Ans lsiN' an
18th. fnSnscs Seez4 rs N fs,,.s:o1 4. d, "a
~, x e = snd store. 4 S1 3Nh 81 II %
iSi6 Ave me- IA 4 ~ - h,S IN *
issS E:,issh !: @ ~ Ham .soaii u is q
s.is (. snH ST Sw EIGHT 4
M m a. zSSIs EDS1Eb ffHs, iSsS S Il ! r.
+ Dupont Circle 81, rooms and bath newly papered
ana In excellent repsiE Pc per pSNnnsatps . 10
NON %S sRaT v77sS7sazn lso. Z St. NV:
-. . e''' u 1sruasIs s 81 ''''', .''''
s1 s 5 5ah J. + Is, i. r. i,' 4 y: !: e
SsSs i's Isl wv: $ ss e & g
T ~ City 6r........i STORE.
ii IL 5. ss w. s.s. :: : :1SF: :. sas .s
mnle-1Y swoRMsTEDr : BRADLEY. sss rs.
so III, Hill nine rooms. nodsrn improvements and
Eok RFNT-Ia54 THTRTEENTH sT NV YF1R
Il Iowa Circle; small house; six rooms; magnificent
l IS1s nys snea .n, mex. door is mnls
Ts SssA Sfsf
NOR RENT-NFW n0TsF ON r or 10
roundings.
EkENSTrl0ot NEW HAMPsHIREAyE CLOSE
sH1 s ans @
FS sfo f i1,S Il NV ,or ri, ,oa 18th s. s.o
l HI IL aSsh !; : n NV I4r 81 s. 4 ne d
l lSs s'l St NV: 81 Fpw: once room.
lS" st NV. sr.2o go 9Th st Sc. Ar. ..........S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
WANTED---HOUSES.

WANTED-TO RENT SMALL HOUSE IN THE
w suburbs. Address, giving location, amount of
rent. &c. SUBURBAN HOUSE. star office NH l:!-3t'
WANTED-TMO q OR 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSES
w in South Washington at from 400 &:3, 600
for cash customers. C. BOYER.214 eth st. ml2-,t
NEANTED-A NEAT, NEW, HEALTHY 5-ROOM
w house bet. and and 9th and 10TH Price, about
81 200. address, with particulars CASH Star office.
mhl2-t'
WANTED-TEN-ROOMH HOUSE, SOUTH FRONT,
w between 9th and 10th and II and SITS. W.
price to exceed $40, 100. Address
OF house and full particulars. CASH BUYER, star
Office. mh1O-.t
WANTED-WE HAVE CASH IN HAND FOR
w investment in houses at from 3d. 600 to 81 900,
paying good rate of interest. Call address
HEISkELL q McLERAN, zoos st. mhlO-6t
WANTED-HOUsES FROM "a, 500 TO $1,000,
w also lots in Washington and Lanier Heights.
ACkER l. GADSBY,
au13 ZOOS st. n W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
WANTED-ROOMS.


NNANTLD-SMAL FURNISHED FLAT; DEsIK-
w able surroundings reasonable price. Address
VENEZUELA. star office IT.
WANTED-IN PRIVATE FAMILY BY THREE
w adults suite Of rooms or fiat for light house
Keeping or would rent part Of house, northwest
ton state location and terms Address K.J. N, star
Office. lnhlo.lts
WANTED-BY A SINGLE LADY IN OFFICE A
w furnished unfinished room, without board,
In the central part OF the city state references
exchanged. Address z. W. Star office 1t
ANTED-BY THE 18th. BY A LADY IN
w Office, a pleasant. neatly kept room, near 1lth
ST. cars; folding bed preferred. W. E. Star office.
mh11-H'
WANrED-A FLAT DESIRE TO RENT A
" fiat. second story, and take possession 18th
OF Arri at latest the Ut Give particulars by
ter or call at my office. 0lS ST., bet and O'Clock
pm. ID. &. LANkENCE. mhlO.N
w ANTED-BY PHILADELPHIA LADY, A
w dining room and kitchen, with few boarders in
house, where rent would be taken board S. ~ &O
a month hrst-class board. Address PHILADELPHIA,
Star office. mhlO-:N.
WANTED-FUR AND UNFUR. ROOMS, ALL
w parts of city: responsible tenants obtained the
most economical and quickest plan to rent. (Estab
hshed 1850. )sHACkI.EFOkD'S AGENCY. sos st.
NV. mho-lmf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED TO BID UPON THE |
w grading necessary to be done lot A. in square
- to ernS the iot up Level S,sa the street at
Apply App f to THOMAS " SMITH for further iniorsa s
ton mh12-3t
yNrANTED-A LADY WOULD LIKE THE USE OF |
senysyancs NTH driver half an hour mS %r
with terms. NJ c. l.. sJ9 18th st. sc. 1t
NIANTED-TO BUY DOUGLAS CUTTER SAW |
w stock. Communication will receive attention |
unless lowest cash price is given Address 4. H ".
WANTED-EvERY LADY TO GIT ONE OF |
w these c dEssf form. selling rapidly q, a9c q.
Rooms. IN and n. aud 4th and Pa mh4-:in
WANTED-BARRELs. HIGHEST CASH PRICES |
viii be for. mhlO-;n
WANTED-ALL WANTING PHOTOGRAPHS
% work %ss' siS 5'R st. %
WfANTED-1HK NEW YORK HERALD PUB
w hshed next morning after the assa-sination Of
sio sss s si sis! H. NM SikSTnff
Minneapolis, MINI. mh.lIjt
WANLED, FUkNITUKE AND MERCHANDISE
x.sen. farnssd % nhp E' arcf nos
HOUSE. 9th Mass. ave. NV. mhsto:s
NNANTED-MR. SICKLE ATTENDED SALE OF
w esars I6y order Of the underwriters in y Y, and
S n.is 30 hsSanas Thisn VIII sell at one
nlh5-;iln
WANTED-CUsT0MERs FOR LIGHT WOODEN
candy hs; and shs hSr naSi %ScSs
boxes Tor express and mail made TO order any size
Potomac Box Factory, JO2-JOe st. NV. fel7-eolm'
WANTED HORSES TO WINTER; TWENTY
w years experience box stalls grain and hay
! miles out. o. Ii. +. CLhkK Sligo, Nd mb4tsm'
WANrED-IT kNOwN THAT TIPkWKITING
and stenoersphy in all their branches executed
with skill and dispatch at the BUREAU OF TYPE
WHITING AND SfENOGRAPHI. Looms "a and 10,
Atlantic building. sr,O + ST. IA. Special rates on
large amounts OF work. Also to reporters Expe-
the city ON short notice. Telephone E2;S nlh3-lm-
WANTED-PUfILs FOR VIOLIN AND FLUTE
w and examination studies in shorthand zrithrne-
tic and bookkeeIlnz experienced Instructors twelve
weeks 60 e.. y W. oU4 q st NV. fel1-lm'
WTANTED-TYPEwRITE RENTED ON REA-
w sonabie terms. rent machine to learn prsc-
tce TO increase sgd s6ipps sit or country write
NJ ANTED-IT KNOWN THAT LLOfD's BE Ex-
w press has moved TO its new building. l.:U
n where IL Is prepared 10 receive
household moving storage Of ali kinds furniture amt
trunks speciality special attention baggage
to and irvm railroad stations and steanboats tele
/ phone No. 40. JOHN &. hAMLEY,
| fe:l-lm Proprietor.
| VNANTED-HORsEs TO WINTER AT r. H.
w wilson's stock farm; best attention given them;
- per month; meals day, including daily
ing all hosxs sent tor tree oi charge. Apply TO H.
| WILSON. ss b st. nv. fsss0-lm
| W ANTED-LApIEs.T TRY ORANGE blossom; .
W cures female diseases one month treatment 81
orders by hall promptly nlled- MIS- H. A. BAILEY,
General Agent. 4eS l. 81. NV. ol:tom
! M ANTED-sTEAN CARPET CLEANING AND
w pnoNatsns work. ;teathers renovated nlattresses
p aqe over furniture steans and moths destroyed.
1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

% So n.s,.-.s AT .1ansy H .s'..se. "a
D. ossa.s- cShy q you saasrf Usul
90 OuC b iufsliibir cure.
sesa ~ q cnnxsTtAAs. Sso,s..ls and Esssn, I,
ME- nkkk r4L c5eaH. YOU nAkK 1lE
sd. ss - isir1 ;i 'SSsiir III ~ sS ss
szs1 sScis.sS =. ~. Gss:ssesssH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

EOR REM
Il Rms cor eth and D
nw,2d DR., per VI. $3.50. 90
Rms cor 9TH and ID NV,
I'd floor, per year. $40. 90
Rms cor 18th and ID NV,
4th floor. per year. $50. Gu
Basement 9TH and On
W, per year. To. 90
2Oi7 Mass ave NV. fur.
per mo, l:Sr. 80. rs. 90
1519 r / ave NV, fur,
per mo, 12r. ......2,3. 90
22l3 Pa ave NV. fur,
per mo. 1lr lbs. 90
8 b st NV, fur, l2r. 80. OC
1909. IL and IL c ct n
W, unfur, prm, l4rl0u. 90
"a Iowa cir. unfr, pr. x3. 81
I5 l:sth NV. unfr. 13rS3. 81
1875 p NV, unfur. 11r rs. 81
ISL, d, 81. ~ and ~
Cor st, unfur. Tor. 10. OC
las n ct NV. unfur.
per mo. 1Or. ........J 30. OF
9lS Mass ave NV, unfr,
per mo, Tor. 80. OF
ITO L NV, unfur, Sr. :3:3. OC
n,h1I IL WI Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
FOR RENT-FLATS

INVEST END FLATS, 2620 STEVE LARGE
w rooms; bath range; all mod. imis. coal cellar
gas meter: references required. Rent, so mhl2-3t'
-. beautiful rooms. including perfectly equipped
kitchen, with porch; all new, modern and complete
PHILLIPS SON. mh105t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

LOh SALE-GREAT BARGAIE-CENTRAL IO-
Gated new brick alley property. always occupied By
good cash tenants; pays per cent ON ell, Coz
price only es,OUO one-third cash, balance 10 suit
owner leaving city. Address ENdLIsHMAN. star
once. mhI(-ff
FfoR sALE-ele. QUO. $500 CASH, BALANCE TO
suf-a new brown-sfone house In the desirable part
q the northwest containing large with all
the modern Improvements For permit 20 inspect
ply TO GORDON BRO 80 Atlantic bldg. nhl0-lw
Tor sALE-sEvERAL ALLEY HOUSES IL THE
Il northwest. paying nom 10 20 Is per cent ON the
Investment, also small frame W 81. fronting ID
MEscoIf. WILCOX 4 HiEsfox.
mhlO-x 1907 Pa. ave. and 0xh and La. ave. n ".
EOR SALE BRICK HOUSES I'm ST. s.w. !:
rented tor ~, 30 pr ysar alwsys under rent %
Investment c. BOYEk. "a Nh aw mhl0ss
EOR sALE-A BRICK coRNER STORE AND
4 dwelling On q. ae.; rented st go, pr1ce
q. 40; location good property fncreesinx IN value
suitable for investment o. q pace ot bussnee-
LOB sALE-TEN ROOMS AND BATH. BRICK
u dwelling all mod imiS. % Isl = s;e nsar g
Pa. a.w. nhlo-H
TSOR sALE-o3o0 A YEAR THROWN AWAY
r Buy home With you rat; housrs have sIz roena
nsss es sr sas 3: s..s s.s.. ih
AAAAs. -" mhoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

fe2s B. H. WARNER 4 CO.. 916 ST. NV.
FOR RENT-NEw STORE AND . ROOMS ABOVE
with all mod. imps. near Washington Circle; We
low rent. Apply CHARLES EARLY, Gus 18th st a. W.
fel4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
FOR SAIE-HOUSES.

EoR sAIE-A HANDSOME RRsIpENcH IN Mt
is-ss.nt. sc.r ltth 81 ~ rcoms: al nec-ifa
s~lN-tiences. lot 100 hy about 10 f-<t shade and
INV IT, -t.hss efoot sey. viii ekchsnso orcity
J. n HERTfoRD,
muslin lsfs0 q.
toh, shf-eis7 l. ST. NV. EIGHT kOoSe
:, S IAN new and nicely FURNISHED a h-Hesin
7. H. bkOOks
masM 0i6 lsth - nv.
tVphs ssAlknA ThEfE-sTuky AND hAskNkNT
AND h ieih s prMtii fi,io, az ST BET isrH
hill 4 JOHNSTON.
H.' wv lSn Penn ave. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12
FOR SALE--.HOUSES.

E,oR SALE
Il good brick hou~e. containing seven rooms and |,
o@th roo,n on 81 between North Cafatol and
ne. Price. 81. 80.
THos. }. FISHER 4 90.
mhls-f n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

E,OR hENT-SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED TEN
L room house. new. with all nj. l., cheap; healthy
location, south front, bay windows. side lights and
yard. w. c. DODGE. 7O0gth ST. W. mhl02m
LHOR RENT-THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE.
Il 1877 I'D ST.. containing eight rooms with ali
modern improvements and in excellent order. $50
per month. FITCH. FOX BROWN l437 Pa.
mhlO-ft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

Lon RRNT-NRw BRowN-sTONR HOUSE. NINE
y rooGns. slrin.t go: SI5 NC. ave. Also corner
se; si;xn sGR 40 iiss 1870 az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

LNOR RENT OR SALE
l. BY MILLER 4 ROULETTE, l2l3F
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, furiiished at King
wood w Va. Shours from Washington by Z. and q. X
X Will be rented IRON May to October l for $500;
the house has ID large rooms double parlors neatly
FURNISHED has stable. ice house, extensive. we'll
Shaded grounds fine orchard of all kinds OF fruit and
aspiendid vegetable and berry garden. Will sell tor
S.,OOo On reasonable TERMS. mb:-ln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

sTHk AUBUkN, PA. AVE. AND ED ST. N w.
nicely Furnished rooms and board BY day, wesk or
month. feJl
i per day; week. 80; hesuquuriers foe aehfseess:
home pscs runs staRes daily 70 ~ p0lntss1
interest," myl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-12

NOn Ca DkkDs fUh n Ena sTAIs
~ ana fesutory Notary and U. ,. cpsnnuunuoas.
JNU. L. bkA1L. liza n - n ".