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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-26
Lemon Hot Drops .

For coughs and colds. take. Lemon
Hot Drops.
For Sore throat and Bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and LarYngitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Consumption and Catarrh,s take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For Hemorrhage and all throat and
lung diseases, take Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
IS cents at druggists. Prepared only
by DIR. III. Motley, Atlanta. Ga. ly'
L<IIksS
Needing tonic or children wAo want build.
ing up. should take
BROWNS IRON RlTTERS.
Il Il pleasant TO take. cures Malaria lndi-
gestion, BiliouSncss and Liver Complaints.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-26

BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
diFesti on & Debility.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-26

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a. NAichyeu can
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a. the start, and
more 40 you 80
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all ayes. In any
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you can com
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giving all Your
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moments only.
TO the " ork.
What we oder IL
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Taii particulars
Esb RfS
and, Maine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-26
Humphreys Specific No. 10
CURES DYSPEPSIA. INDIGEsTIoN.
BILIoUsNESs & CONSTIPATION.

For Poor Appetite, Weak Stomach, Slug
gish Liver. Feeble Kidneys, Depressed
Strength, Want Of yigor, and as an Anti
Bilious and Anti Malarial Protective and Cure
II has no equal. Thousands are curedby it..
Sold by dealers. b2S
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-26
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
RAIlaasIphia- Wilmington A

Wilmington a H.,
n y BaltimSrs and pat. heei
so9d Nsrthera Central a., "aA
TAEfss sPVsrr lloSr h.g.Nr.'.t
sDAity lp4ly "a sunday Dan, "a
TsAins '~ave Calvert StAuoh Ssl,inior, .Ns,'a'a,i
For the West '0lsp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

The scheme 70 organize a new league ofwealthy
athletic clubs, as proposed by T. W. Jansen Of
the Staten Island Athletic Club, which was de-
scribed in The STAR several months ago. has
not died, but has made such progress during
the past few weeks that a meeting is to be
called early next month. The scope Of the new
league is to promote the social interests Of the
clubs as well a. such branches OF amateur
sport as will not conflict with any established
organization.
Mr. Jansen SAYS that several Of the larger
clubs have officially indorsed the measure and
appointed committees TO attend the meeting.
Among these are the Staten Island Athletic
Club. Manhattan Athletic Club, Columbia A. c.
OF this citv Athletic Club OF the Schuylkill
navy of PHILADELPHIA Providence A, Olympic
A. C. Of San Francisco, Atheneum Club of To-
ronto. Detroit A. C., Pastlme A. L. OF St. Louis
and Maryland A. C. OF Baltimore.
The Orange A c. ami Memphis A. c. repre-
seDtatIves have also assured Mr.. Jansen that
their clubs are in favor o. joining in the new
movement. The invitation 10 JOIN viii be con-
sidered by the New York A C., Palma y c.,
Jersey City A &. and New Jersey A q. at their
coming meetings.
This organization" sald Mr.. Jansen yester-
day .-is not to be considered as an athletic
league: Il IL to be a league Of athletic clubs to
foster the interests of Its own members and hot
to take national Jurisdiction over sports. There
is field for such body and We shall try 10
ill it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

An Almost Unanimous Sentiment in Favor
of ConciIiating the United States


of Conciliating the United States.
Special to the New York Herald.
SANTIAGO, Jan. 26-The question of the rela-
tons between Chile and the United States came
up in the chamber of deputies yesterday. Dep
uty Jordan brought the matter before the
chamber. He said much alarm and concern
existed in the public mind relative to the con-
dition of affairs between the two countries.
He thought that the ministers should make some
definite statement about the matter. The fact
that, in his opinion. the United States was q
great nation, honorable and Just in its dealings.
was emphasized. and he could not believe there
was any desire on her part to humiliate Chile.
He felt positive of her good intentions and
urged the chamber 10 remember the position
which she assumed when the French occupied
Mexico.
To the United States, continued Senior Jor-
dan. Chile and all the smaller South American
republics must look for protection in the ex-
pounding and enforcement of the Monroe
doctrine. Chile. he felt sure, ought to meet
the demands made upon her in friendly man
ner and acknowledge with regret the I'M
fortunate occurrence Of which complaint is
made.
The general sentiment Of the chamber was
favorable to the sentiments expressed by Senior
Jordan, with the single exception of joaquin
walker Martinez, who has been long known as
entertaining an active dislike to Americans. He
spoke against Senior Jordan's request, but his
opposition was unimportant.
In reply to Senior Jordan's Interpolation
Minister Pereira stated that an answer to the
ultimatum of the United States had been
sent TO American Minister Egan. which he
hoped and believed would prove satisfactory to
the United States, but at present he was not at
liberty to divulge its contents.
AT the meeting of the council Of state which
considered the ultimatum there was some ex-
cited talk The debate was prolonged for three
hours. 1t is said that Foreign Minister Pereira
presented for the consideration of the council
a note to be sent in reply to the ultimatum of
the United States which expresses regret for the
baltimore incident and begs to sub
init that question to arbitration either to a
friendly nation OF the United States Supreme
Court, and asks to retire Matta's note, but with
Reservations and notifications. The couserya-
doris opposed the note. but the liberals under
the lead of Eduardo Malta, formed majority,
and Pereiras note was indorsed.
British Minister Kennedy has rendered his
good Offices to Minister Pereira on behalf of the
British government
II Is thought here that there is a possibility
that the government of the United States will
not regard the terms of the reply as satisfac-
tory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

Acurious crowd filed to OVERLOOKING yester-
day morning the court room in San Francisco,
where the trial Of Actor Curtis for the murder
Of Orieer Grant is in progress. Curtis came
early and seemed TO take great interest in the
proceedings Seated by his side were his wife
and his lawyers. Curtis and his wife talked in
animated whispers and both seemed to take a
cheerful view of the case. At haif-past ten the
names Of the special venire Of nifty we're called
by the clerk. X T. Hochssader was the first
man called lie bad an opinion. which, however,
was not liked, n TACT, II was favorable TO the
defendant He wa challenged BY the prosecu-
ton and Judge Trout: allowed the Challenge.
q. ". Gordon had never disguised the case.
but had slight impression Of the guilt or in no
eenes Of Cnrtl-- District Attorney Barnes after
questioning Gordon ab out HI. i'm pfess!on passed
the witness The defense passed him also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
Cabinet Crisis in Prussia.

cabinet crisis is impending in Prussia.
owing to the opposition to the school bill. Be-
sides the offer Of resignation by Dr. MIGUEL.
minister Of finance. the consideration of which
the kaiser has postponed the Freisiapige lei
tnng says that DR.. BOettichor, secretary Of the
interior; Herr Herrfur;h. minister Of the in
terror. and Baron de Berlepsch, minister OF
commerce and Industry threaten to resign if
the bill passes AS al these officials are other
wise satisfactory to the kaiser their departure
from the cabinet would leave him. as well as
Chancellor Caprivi. in a diffcult position. The
kaiser Is said TO be much embarrassed and
somewhat hurt by the attitude OF his ministers
and TO have remarked. In reference TO MiqueI's
course. that he (the kaiser hoped the national
liberals would not vote against the school
measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
Proposed Goddard-MeauIifre Match.

The California Club has decided to offer a
purse of $1,000 for match between Joe God
dard Of Australia and Joe McAuiiffe. allowing
Goddard $500 for expenses. the match to take
place in April MeAulife has sIgnified his ac-
ceptance of the terms and 4 cablegram will be
sent TO Goddard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
The Guttenburg Exhibition Continues.

Eight bookmakers were arrested yesterday
outside of the Hudson County Jockey Clubs
grounds at Guttenburg by Constable Graham
aud his deputies. The prisonerswerea rraisned
before Justice McCoburg and were admitted to
bail. The track was as hard iron and as
lumpy as a street fall Of upturned cobbiestones.
1t utterly unfit for racing, but the racing
went on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
Arthur Irwin. New job.

Arthur Irwin has been engaged to coach the
base ball team of the University Of Pennsylya-
mia during the coming season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
Baby Mckee Colt Brought $4,000.

The Brown colt Baby Mckee, full brother to
Arion. was bought by ]. S. Ferguson of New
York for SIS 900 at yesterday sale of the Paio
Alto trottiny stock IN New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
WANTED--HOUSES.

w Hnps.. near 9Th. llth or Iiihst. cars. Address,
with full particulars Box Is. ails Church. Va ja
IED-IMMEDIATELY, TWO OR s-kooM
w houses between ith anu llth, and SIS. Il. W.
also one OF lOroom house between 9tn and 10Th. II
and Psts. A. RALPH JOHNSON. builders Exchange.
js2o-3t
w ANTED-IMPROyEDO OR UNINPRoyED REAL.
w estate any part OF tie city District. have
cash customers for any thing that desirable and
cheap. l.. SIARGARDtER,
ial4-3m ol3 18TH ST. Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

fsiHszs 81 half dollars has been suspended
- Ess thi.liaiykia mint. because they are not
s4asis%l
Nj tsssjsk Hart. superintendent Of the
-. y-ies sa,i,nal cemetery, Salem, n. j.,
= - % E.esa.,,.d. Va. saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
American BuIiding and Loan A..oc,a,,o,y

The report that the American Building and
Loan Association Of Minneapolis has failed or
has been wound up by order Of the state bank
examiner is declared TO be without foundation
TBs examiner, in his report, found that the
szsseiAiion WAS solvent and had a real surplus
- about slGi.0OO. He criticised some of the
iavsstsnsnts Of the association. but made no
recommendations to the governor whatever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
FOR LEASE.

l.0E LEASE-kOk TERM or NLARs-vALUA-
Il be piece ground south aide Of bet llth
and Ieth SITS n w.. the to erect a building on
the owner Will build TO suit party who may
wish TO lease. THOMAS L wAGGAMAN,
.a.S1-lw SlS a.. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
WANTED-ROOMS.


WANIED-UNE OR Two FURNISHED ROOMS
w CONVENIENT 10 bath nrst or secoDd-story front .
west o; 1otn 81. L. ". snd near War Department; Ad
dress NJ. q. n, star ONCE. iA..2t-
" ANIED - By A MARRIED. COUfLL WITH
w two small children, anu four years,
laTge or two small Iurnsned rooms wneTe light house
keeping or caterer Will lie allowed. Address. with
TERMS j. NJ. W. star Office. IT.
WANTED FOUR OR FIVE UNFINISHED
w rooins BATH gas. &c for islt housekeeping, not
above I'd floor Aear llth or lilh 81. Aadress,
with fu Particulars Box ID. ais Church, Va js6t-
"a AN1ED-EURNIsHLD ASD UNFINISHED
w rooms all parts VI city cheapest and surest plan
10 desirable (estaS slleu 1850;
moderate ShACkLEr OkD'S AGENCY. ~ llth ST.
iatV i..t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

BhisHrwooD PARK
ADVANTAGE:
sHoBL DISTANCE FROM ALL DEPART.
sTkELT CARS PASS THE PROPERTY
LARGE FkONTAGL on BkIGH WOOD AVE-
ILLINOIS AVE. AMI MAGNOLIA Avn.
BRICK PAVEMENT on bklGATwoOD AVE.
Z. 40u FkET EAsT OF NATIONAL PAX
HOUSES AND COTTAGES NOW BEING BUILT.
STREETS BEING GkADEp BY GoyLkNAkNT.
NOW Is 1hE TIM TO PURCHASE LOTS
AS TIE IapRoxLMhNTs NOW Bling MADE
AND Pk0sfBCTItk, PoNkk ROAD. WIZ
FokCE A LARGE ADVANCE Ia TIL sfEING.
CARRIAGES. BUCkB0AkDs AND O1HER VIZ
a. DAILY. TAKE 4 klDE ANN III Yol DO NOT
HxRRox 4 RAsiEY.
d3l-lm l1U7 &C. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27

ATLANTA. GA, Jan 27.-At a meeting of base
ball enthusiasts last night Al Marshall, man
ager Of last years team, was instructed to visit
other cities in the south for the purpose Of
working up an interest The Atlanta club was
put upon a footing that insures Atlanta being
in il. Marshall will go to Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and knoxville first and other cities after
ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FoR hENT-lg7 90 ST. NE: Iwo-sToRY AND
800 month. Key Il i4o s q ne. ' ~ 1 ;sS4 -S
ZOE RENT-%l7 llTH ST. 4. w.; IS ROOMS;
PH eis & in rood S'd:s [: <:
FoR RElNSr-7a6 10TH ST.. STORE AND DWELL
llSa North c.g 2, o. and bath electric balls ESQ
9s: T %sisn:s ave ave-. s,s ..os
s 2 sns bath 81 o,A st. ..s.el.
iSSs = ns e Once! IVY s.s s.as heat cat Us.
'.a carnage 0r' Ge Exc IL sas n.rcHELpEa
yaIS-lm Cor. 10th and SITS. q. ".
Gl;; REM 80, ., Il33 4 ne. Or. w.....sls. q
isS y fss 8 g !. e a;s 81 g
$50 l.th l0r mi 40 81 ISIS NJ store ........iS
4I0ils-so 18th st. q. "a and Pa ave. halis
S !; !; H s$i & g
iii5 ;oh s. Store % l1s Ere + ss; d. e
Ss t is ~; xsr.. tSG * kIs. d. Il &c
d 5j9S AN, = aye y, 90 ii0sh 23o
Il;aI 2ist. siorercom 20 5oI4 Alex CT. ST. so
5i7 tbs IS g i ave- awe A. wio S
WEST WASHINGTON
SS53 1sr. H.. esq g 39G2 n. q. w.s...s9o 20
i4i4 3Oth ST. n. u j. % b ) POWERS Hill 10
L-IS ooth or ......-..OJ0j
For iGu LIST apply to wESCOTT l. WILCOX.
-!aS2 EUI Pennsylvanis ave. n W.
EOR RENTAL sl4-4i McCUILOCGH sF..
~ lear New Jersey ave bet and L sts n. cor
EBERLI's Suns. lis 5th St NV. tApS 9a17
FOR RENT-1Ol7 AND 1913 9TH ST NV; l3
Il and y rooms; all mod impsi heated by furnace
order at large expense; Rent, $50 and $50.
ia"7-3t - 81 It. NV
LoR RENT-25O AND 302 9TH ST NE, NEW
L 2-story and basement brick and stone dwellings @
ja2s-5t sWOKMSTEDT BRADLEY. so7Fst n ".
EoR i, NT-G36 AND 666 CALLAN ST. NE.
(ost 9TH and 9TH, nd l. SITS. D. u rooms. hot and
onid water yss iarobe and stove papered through
last SWORhSTEDT BRADLEY. 927 T ct n W.
kOk REN1-PAELORS, SLEEPING ROOMS
dining room and kitchen; all completely furnished
I9r EouseAeeiing. Immediate possession 5 Grant
PlaCe. ia2O.t'
E0K RENT-:I4o IND AVE, OPP. CITY HALL:
-. i1rponi mouse freshly patered Aid painted from
top TO lotion; house open daily. Ja.6-:E-
trOk RENT-GG, 2IST ST. NEW; II ROOMS; $50
- per month 1919 st. new 10 rooms S:3o. lo47
YIN rooms and bath; $50. 30.
EoR RENT-Ia0s G ST. y. W: LARGE. COM
! portable dive iing-3,story brick, 10 rootus aud
bath: L. L. kAI5ER. Room 4, Atlantic building.
tok RENr-THAT BEAUTIFI L CORNER RESI-
dence OF New Hampshire ave. and l. ST. n. w. [; pos
session February 10. 10. 3 T. L. KAISER, Room 4.
Atlantic building. isJ6-lt
l. OR hENT-6IS G ST n Y.;6ROON BRICK
80. 30 ' ''' '0o'N'H ia5,i,3te
k,oh kENT--BY THOMAS F. WAGGAMAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
FOR SALF-HOCSFS.

III. sALL-~ILs., EXCHANGE LAht'f. iIf-
Enatie Scst on. n ". Prcs sisooo .Sr small heass
f AN 81 nee IN cash hhSSfDf f''hlhN' Sls
EoR sALt = THREE FIRST. CLASS NEw -
= room houses l3th -; n t-t. I and '. io;s -
$500 SsSass sOgss' VEL ,o,s'.i for iie Io.gsy.
Tor sALE-t WANT YoU TO LOON Al rHiSE
two new hsy.~inior bricks and on W.; say t.l.y
are the cheSies aud hest N The city ior the prov
anil hight kitchen, threc goel.s.I.d bed rooms and
roe. and ranges. s Ss e Sna rSn ~ iio
deep 70 lO-foot alloy. irouting east Now am Au-
rce Of Sn ast sos G' les. Tran yoa ' con
uny " lot anu build ne sIne house ioI EsSh louse
yance MS SPLENDID opportunity 10 secure ood
inyest.nent Location 9TH Il n one square fron
1t DAyIpp STONE. so6 =. NV.
FOR sAIE.D9N'r INVEST IL HOUSE or A
FOR SALE. SEND F0E one.
1t DAVID u. STONE. sNSF st nv
FOR sALE-To CLOSE AN E>rATlA yERY
hArg-in the aoTiSasi SeraSr 81 = "a. Iadi
dweliins with ,n i,.e s,9rE o.iyS =. n .n4
o.th lo fronts lab On an and ieei N ;; With
month Offer Nauted. Fog particulars and rernt 10
II DAVID d. STONE. sN6rsln.w.
EoR SSALk-IN oNL OH THE MOST FASHION.
= soie .oS ttions IN tho northwest yciy small cas,i
cne - iro Wee Ircs.igit Moltaf's re ie,. =:
f.oLns t;h n.tE eUy paI-'rci AMI Iaint.l nra lur-
ii DAIiD IS sf nSaE .. SJ = I. il a.
sALE-IN OH OF rHE MOST pySiRABLE
no',heaSt, ,riSe. sO.Joo. a new Oay-WlEdOW ht.ck
ron SAL PRICE REDUCED TO s6.,on a
tppM BRICK On Ii It. 2Utt: lot 20, 40, Nl,e
alley. - -'
FoR sALE-A VERY CHEAP RESIDENCE ON
North Caroline ave, hay window hrlrE. : tlo.Is
tA'h and sol AZ. lot - fet le-t iuuu ff.
10 \ ~. price. Sti.,to
II DAVID u. STONE. so6Fstuw.
E,oR y NLE-SS. 100 WILL BY AC,Z ~ BAy-HTN-
Il ndCw trick Massachusetts, ave, n q l-a,F All
ID ST. ti,s IL Cholce 10 alton f,r low-Ir, e..
on teautliu avenue, wide pal Alag. Tor sol
month easy terms n desired
il DAVID u. STONE. 500 st. NV
l,oE SAILS AND 81 ROOM BRICKS: AMI.oN
Il and L sis- n. W. lots lSXIlO and iB,NjI,a 10
alley a bargain at 900; location can't ie heat.
W. l. M1LKENS,N.
!A-.-a US : =. "a. W.
EOR SAIE-IW0-SToRY BRICK h0USF. slT-
Il uatod IN the northwest. on ia - between = ani
o SIS a RAPIDLY improving location TlIce Sg.;;.5U
LoR SALON c ST. Sc. NEM sIN-ROOM
brick house With store ROOM ali moderl Improve
ilents: only S4.,IUU. on easy terms. EASEL Al
d MAlLkhl. GIi s., Pacific puliding- Ja2s-.t
L'OR SALE-lSS4 9TH 81. NV: 3-SEUE1 AND
i cellar brick. bay window, basem-nt. c-ln,nt.l
cellar and kitchen lis; aoor front sd bach pario dn
inS rooms :d door. e,ezant bed rooms ami bBt. II
price. s..;O0. a. DAMMANN. Ui2 D 81. u. W i.0-at'
Fok sALE-BY DUckETT FORD.
s-room brick dwelling Marion 1t. NV. hand
soineIy finished 5000, easy terms
lot I9xiO6 stable and 3o,ff alley 81 300
room and bath brick. 9th ST. bet. l. and NJ n.e !;
81, leo. jas6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
FOR SALE LOTS.

4. ga. SAIL 4, .IftI. AND 3 AIA Altlt. itBT.
irunf,. - let cn Biuu'y n b. runs Inck sAIila
Nlutu AJOsset 10 Columbia ave, ~. fronts, uargatu
ltlre. = NJ lpNIS CO
yA~'-,i luUU -. u. ~. k0OiI 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
FOR SkIE--HOJSFS.
T. 7 KAisLR.

s-story hnck "a r,or- and iaiA ,.ii ioi. psf ii 40
la;h At. north o. Mass ave .'.....'...'. 800
4 t. KAisLR.
,a3 Eoom .. Atlsn'ic buiidins.
F4R sALE-BY lhl-Ls a KVrHEKTOKD. 1897
New ,s'oTTy ,'rick 3,gc.l.ny 6 rooms ana br..--
New : s'ors PrL v...s. g ro6a.. and b e..
r~g He~ '.-s'of, ia ~e. = Grs5i. and
rpo us~ ,,Grl IA, ae :. a . rsaii. ana SOY
r. 49, 81 a. 'a,a ..... - $3.50
ht ms II =. ne rarh......-'...--...-.. $50
Two n'S ,.-s."-S 80 I've "a :. ) rooms si,d
pr a.,n. ~ . ne % h....-........... 500
iE .,' ~" ,-,..s .l's 'n A, s'.i -i,'r,s aa
lie, "a nv a,:,ry 10 .a. l..s a r,. ,,;;, '''
sil -, Nv - . STE 80 e. oa asa.r.
shove, Au4 ...c ,i t.st. Wtt le "a 49,. -
OF. s =, ae l1r 'u'is IlLaIk ~ iIIiHFCED.
l,oR sALT-oK iNCHANDI.-
1suiy n h. 81. .s o.. nt * & m MI S'irl '.. az
OF IA tie northeast. JOHN a. - IDHl
Lon sNE--sl3 CoNN ANI- NV. ma
d L.n.-'s.' S-.,g -toHv .r.ut bG>,. iH Y,s,nsN 81
d d., s.' ,i' tr5 a. ,, IT, lan. , A., q
a's--'H' d" >"' AA'uf;, {T,,y ,iS' ~;
l1@a-s. "a. ;, az.
4 %. sAlE-a MIN. 'CNNuITuts AND DE-
i,i 'i.a..e S~,,,i., VITA .s., ,'ges well
'..'''n los ,.i,.'u. u- li-i aus ''.ll no'rs
AAtstt lalltsttaa.N
N"s Nt~R'f AM ui 4is IsaI4.- . li,t
N.t't. a. .sH tlt az 81 f.ta fI.t.- l.'.rHr
5a''- ~ lll-.l. a IA IAl 80 I'D. la. l. ~
I.Uk SAILOR IN,UANof-
las l-, d" Island ave.
a.. V. IIRN
JAIL I'm fil.c hHuu - c.. e. d q
tSoI sAII-R MAR lsrU \ ". :,IESIAIIY
p-s Lar - iiA,ais ~ IN ~ioiAS.
al hogM GILLIAN. LAtNnhN. PATH. !.
Nl.' J -. : hat-. To o AtH FLOOR.
- -tA 10 tu OH 80. o.. ca OF -ta. ls.
=. ff1u' rle.Ntsl. as .N'F---lI.
, ba.aii'" % ra-s ttr44 on e. 49,. tIIi iutsrD.'
HIS j. uiIv 90 tle wei. a.. lvsu
lfif 4,cal"i- n,ttuNs~.. Vilg 40 from Ian n
eaul" lne. AID WIKI c.vgaut ,ufrU unain.-s-
-, tiie owner. 90. 4. GRAHAM.
- --o -. LII" q.
Oh SAL-N!.M Hcl 81. *, 10 Bt8 ST.
a. r.. - T. llNit ry'Il.s- also ls.ss 4. n ".
ta.vie iiohil. L rooms. rented sltu lautnlN easy
Trims. 'Nati, N-''ta y d. i.it'f ~ n a. .s,i-s.a
t'Oh SAIL - AIIifII. HOME oNISlN a..
.ehie silI i..s' ~sutl" - aiItN I--fars lricG
!Yt 'soAi5o l'i oluut a.l,y o. ulud iullr, and m
AiS'-'.ass SeAu't.uA .fl.s.% -,tuH. usual TERMS.
-. a. A lhll.ifiS a son.
U~o-im las New AOsE ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-27
\, oks AEN1--Si THOMAS +. WAGGAMAS
Heal Estate Agent, yl1 b. u. Y.
HOUSES.
NOR INVEST

HOUSES
NOR INVEST
fi bp5 H. st. lr 999f $. NV, er 500 2;
cor ! 81 Gun i56 AZ S.h s~. 20
i iai ave Sc, ~ ,.; 20 BalIs ct. Gr....:..l4
tG' $50 hSns sn q s, ihi.ey a Sss
% ave uar,. ana chaS ss Ar am .v 81 y
~ II! z St. tI........:iO:a 1915 st. II o. Il
~; 9 s1,SH r a;a n 10:
ga aao st He, sr - 3Oi. lester court. 4r... 10
r. i:.,; q: :. s. p oji IN t or 10
o st ne 20 81 Ga ' S.eabS SSG :, Az,
30 AID av s", 6r........O 40 Cedar sw. 90
STORES. OFFICES. &c.
@5 r a s Rms ss L. .n aye roG 3n
sios and S: vc ID 40 s ave nT REAR 6i ee
store r i%i ii ST 70 s,a % rear $50 ii st 10
S 81 -: $ g alton Jniids loo:ii
eentrai Lu.!-ut. room GuA,on building.
csni Il; "a; !, . r. H1 - i ISg';is s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
] be above is oniy PORTION Of the property on my
,le Isl mi 18th ijaaoi HOS -" < WACO wAGaH ANA,
/, OK kEHI-IHL ELsT NEW siX-IOofi DsEI.-
~ n for ao %,ee T. s q f 1T M: os
SOY. iti3 New hork ave. J.!I-3:
/ OR kENT-6OO ST. NV, ROOMS AND
90 :, st. NV. S roorls. batn and stab (. an mod.
ne rooms and Iat ali i.ci ii ''0
,y , q AlpH J%U. 4: xaIHEI. - u - Z: 20
COR RAHa-441 NJ 81; NV. EIGHT ROOMS;
y4uI j. Si.ITI" Jd 'ass 8 i,' z5s Pa ave-
OK REAT-BI X. .. HoLIzAAN. LEAF. as
LIE anu INSURANCE BROKER. lUtn and + Sc. u ~.
HOUSES.
u..aias ~. COO - .h1 INV. :r..
~ I'm 81 i.w. lOl....G I5.5 Z st NV.
So y \ ave IN, l1r....,,3 lotl Z Sc. r. .... iU
FURNISHED HOUSES.
I1th near r. i'I $1,000 4 ayenear 18th, LIT. 500
per coo ist lear ne. II lGs is g
e 4ss Ave 1n iaoa. 300 nt aSo Nh i.
haas stts s4aare !:r 20 iatp Mas. ave. 81 10
OFFICES.
E;egant rooms in sun a4I T.3fron. rooms heated
s sH ans" f s1's ~ hy.Is. MOI iY. sS
stea .sou 80 so's 10 sly " 1 stS
e-cI. 400 La w, from : % to >
taoe st......-&6 to Gil
l lS5a Conn Conn l ~ ~ l4th stuw 50
STABLE.
OIL nv frear,. .. sao
jaao X. o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and .ts.nw.
EokkEAl1Co COR laTHkU. lar. "BATHs 50 80
1914 Saiac pace dr and u ou a
" =. 81 H. e.. 6r ami batn. Recommendation. 2S 10
K Ktsf tsa haifr Jill "a ia, !. 80
EoE RENi-ChEAPAsr NEAT NEW BRICKS IN
L thu cIty, l&3l .;3 Wye NJ. l.. h aud II ne
81. anu $40. g14 l.-tte ST. IN ami X g. w. So
ja.J-!W E. A. Mel WIRE, 80 G St NV
f-Nck RENT-Ji9 MEN JERSEY AVE. N W. NEW
L BRICK mouse. with rooms and bath; 5000 per
month. Apply to PlTNEl BRADFORD. 1905
BIT. u.w ia.ll-
FOR EENT-AT NEWPORT. R.I-FURNISHED
i and uniurnisiied cottages and villas s4OO 10
EDGAlD " B6KER. 1911 10Th st St nW ,sSiS W
FOR RENT = THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
i brick OF II rooms; mod. iiurs. will rent whole
house part to suit: convenient to l4th St cars
Apply on rtlnlses. l31O q ST. NV. ia.I5-:1t.
frsR RE II - FIyt-ROOM FRAME HOUSE
Grant road, lena!iytown large 10: and stable; well
at door; nIil utts Ifou Sl2 per MONTH Address
A. l.. PAINE, Ienallytown. jaJ,.:,tI
LOR RENT--FUhNISHED-A PARTY LEAVING
the city Will rent fuiiy furnished house in a de-
sirabe in northwest overlooking Mcpherson
square and the Ar ingtCn Hotel, tor the season
or onger II desired. Address OWNER, y. o., Star
Office.