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Wire Broke,

A telephone wire broke on West Hous-
ton street this morning and hung down
on the trolley wire of the San Antonio
street railway company where there is no
guard wire to hold other wires off, After
some time and work the wire was gotten
off. If any damage was done to the tele-
phone company's property it is not
Lynnwn
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DR.. S. BURG,

(Late Physician Imp. Hospital Vienna !
Office Reuter- Building, Alamo Plaza.
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A LITTLE GIRLS EXPERIENCE IN a
LIGHTHOUSE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keep
ers OF the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach,
Mich, and are blessed with a daughter,
four years old. Last April she was takcn
down with Measles, followed with a
dreadful Cough and turning into Fever.
Doctors at home and at Detroit treated
her, but in vain, she grew worse rapidly,
until she was mere handful of bones"
Then she tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
and after the use of two and half bot.
ties, was completely cured. They say DIR.
Kings New Discovery is worth it's weight
In gold, yet you may get a trial bottle
free at Adolph Dress and Dreiss, Thomp-
son g. Co. 3-27 g
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nine, of Government hill. who PLAYED AT
at Selma with the Cibolo Union team last
Saturday week ago. for a purse Of $40 a
side, best two in three games. won the
mornings game by 10 to 6. and the after
noon game resulted in tie of to after
eleven innings had been played. and il
was decided to play it off on the 3Oth inst
for larger purse.
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HOUSE NUMBERS IN NICKEL,

Mounted on polished black walnut, ordi-
nance size a Inches an ornament to your
home. Harry c. Miller, Odd Fellows
Bldg. Houston street. 4ll1m
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BUSINESS sTRIcTLTooNFIDENTAL
AT Hecht's, the pawDbroker, 241 Com. In
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Right Makes a Good Fight

From the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
1t has been many year since the
country felt itself so thoroughly in
the as in the issue which Lord Salis-
bury has made and President Harri-
son has accepted.
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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS ApRIT,

SA-N ny IO-NIV, IENAS, APRII II,
1892. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will
be received here until II o'clock a. m,
construction al San Antonio. Texas, of
$50 feet of Concrete Walk 6 feet wide. ac-
cording TO plans and specifications 10 be
seen at this office. Blank proposals and
circulars giving full instructions as to
manner of bidding and terms of contract
can be had on application. The Govern
ment reserves the right TO reject any or
all proposals. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be marked Proposals for
Concrete Walks at San Antonio, Texas. :"
and addressed to G. =. DANDY, Deputy
Qnartermaster General, U. s. A.. Chief
Quartermarter. " IL At oct.
BUSINESS sTRIcTLYooNFIDENTAL
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But It Never Was.

From the Democratic Platform.
"EvehV dollar Of American money
whether of gold, silver or paper ought
to be OF equal value the world over"
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Not BY q Long shot.

From the Inter Ocean.
Dave Hill has captured the first
democratic delegates from Georgia
But neither Hill nor Cleveland can
capture the Georgia alliance.
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PRACTICE ECONOMY,

We have $3.50 Dongola low shoe for
men thatis money saver, and comfort
able shoe besides. JOsKE BROTHERS.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICIAL DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASH
" ingtoa, D. C., June 10. 1Sr1.-Information has
been received at this department from Mr.. James j.
Petersn the consul % tine United States at Teguc-
gapa. Honduras. Of the death. the 18th OF May
1892. at San Jnancito. Honduras. of Michael Quinn
naturazed citizen OF the United States. The lega
patch No. liz Dated Stay IA. lS52. 1t
ICIAL.-DEPARTMENT OF STATE. WASH
~ inyton y. G.. june Is. 1857. Information has
heen r,ceiVed at this de grtment from Mr.. Richard
Guenther. the Consul General she United States at
Mexico CITY, % the death, the 9TH OF May. 1882.
Mexico City. Mexico, Of John q. Ward a ri:!Zan Of
the United States The legal representatives of the
to This Department. Per dispatch No. IS Dated
May Is. 1892. 1t
OFFICE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION ROOM >
" District building, june IS 1sS2.-In accordance
with the Provisions of the acts Of Congress OF MART g.
1885,. and March J. 1891, the board o. equalization
OF real property III the cities of Waahinyfnn and
Georgetown will be ses sion in rooui > District
building from and after tins date until the day
for tine purpose Of CONSIDERING appeals In TO the
new assessment OF real property IA said cities The
ARE open 70 public inspection and be at tho
Office of said board between the hours of n and
pm; TO insure due consideration all appeals should
be fled at the earliest ID sshe date The law req uires
that the equalization shall bs finally coplpleted and
reported 10 the Commissioners OF the District on or
fore the mrs, Monday OF AZ ,I,i ;95m2 Py order of
man Board Of Equalization. iels-7t
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR DISTRICT OF
~ Columbia. Washington. June l6, 1s92.-Notice
is hereby Rtven to the propretors Of all Hacs Cabs
Omnibises Street Cars and all other vehicles for the
licenses issued by the Dict of Columhis will expire
the THIRTIETH DAY OF JUNE, 1899. proprie-
tors OF all such vehicles desiring TO business
law. BY or Lee Of the Commissioners l.. c. NAT
THEW THlMBLE. Assessor ID. c. ielS-7t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
or COLUMBIA.
The 18th day OF June. lae
Mamie E. Norinent Clarence F. k,nent ct al .
No. 1ss9 Equity Docket "
On motion OF the plaintiff, by Mr. II taaas p Wood
ward her solicitor. IL ordered that Fac defendant
Benz. F. u. Hurley. his Appearance TO entered
herein before the first rule day occurring forty
days after this day. otherwise the cause will he pro-
ceeded with as in case of default.
The obtec. Of Lsts suit is 10 declare q trust as
to the property mentioned in the bill of complaint for
an account. an INJUNCTION and receiver.
Reporter and The Evening Star.
Trae COPY Test: K. YOUNG. ci s9s.s &c
je13-1sw3t BY L. P. WILLIAMS. Asst. Clerk
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
The l2th dey OF May, 1892
Ella L. Castle,nan VS.. Mary A. MoGrsw ct al. No.
1852 Equity docket 80.
On motion OF the plaintiff. by Messrs Bi-ney Biz
pey her solicitors Il s ordered that the defendants
Z. McGraw. Henry X. McCraw and Francis A. Nc
before the rule day occurring forty DAYS After
this day Otherwise the cause viii be proceeded with
Tho object this suit is 70 have partition by sale Of
lot in Kihbeys subdivision Of square 81, in the
This order IS 70 be published once a week for three
weeks before said return day in the Washington Law
Reporter and in The Evening Star newspapers.
fiy tue court: 4. -. AAGNER, Justice, 60.
True copy. Test: J: Il, YOUNG, Clerk, &c
3eo-laSSw By NJ. A. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk.
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An Evening with p,cl,n. and An,

IN Evening viii D5ckehh ma NM.
One Of the most successful entertainments
ever given ct the Church Of the Reformation
WAS held Friday evening by the Y. p. s. @. Z.
The musical part Of the program was confined
to Abt's compositions, while Dickens was rep
resented by SOME Of his characters, the parts
being taken by members Of the society. Among
those who took part were Miss Willard, Mrs.
Penniman, Mr.. Lattimer, Miss Ray, Miss Julia
Maedel, Mr.. Will Mcfarland and Prof. Rup-
precht. After the completion Of the program
Mr.. De Gram, for the society, presented Mr..
Kramer and Miss Poggensee (the society's dele
gates TO the New York convention) with hand
some gold c. Z. pins ~ tokens Of the high -
team in which these young people are held
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ALEN sNDRIA.


SMALLPOX oN THE RIVER.
Ii il understood that the schooner Charles q.
Strand, which now lies in the stream opposite
this city. has smallpox on board She came
here with fertiiizirg material for the Chemical
Company. IL il understood that the authori-
ties will put her in quarantine below Jones
Point. The vessel il now within the jurisdic-
ton of the health officer Of the District OF Co
lumbia.
BACK TO ALEXANDRIA
The Alexandrians who ure engaged in the
principal Office of the Richmond aud Danyille
system arrived home last night from their At
lanta Punishment and were welcomed by many
friends. They will hereafter be engaged at the
Office OF the receiver of the papvile system. at
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street. Mash.ng-
ton, and Will SO and return 20 their homes here
every day.
WENT To WASHINGTON.
Alexandria Council. Junior American Me-
chanics, assembled at their hall here this morn
ing and shortly before noon embarked for
Washington 10 take part there. in the o.s,ebra-
ton and flag raising incident To the visitation
of the supreme Couamandery, I. A. NJ, of
Pennsylvania
cHILDREN's DAY SERVICES
The pleasant services Of chilren's day took
place yesterday ut the Methodist Protestant
Church. The exercises were in charge of Rev.
W. NJ. Poisal and the superintendent and teach
ers of the Sunday school, aud in PRAYER and
praise. with music and social worship adapted
to children, the sabbath passed. leaving pleas
ant memories to all the participants.
SCHOOL cLosISGs.
Prof Blsckburn's Potomac Academy Of this
city has closed its session and most OF the other
private schools have closed. The parochial
schools of st. Mary's CCatholic) parish will
close this week, the closing exercises taking
place at the Sodality Lyceum Hall on Duke
street The public schools close next week
Mr.. A W. Armstrong has bought For S325
from the Mechanics Building Association .
dwelling with lot at Alfred street, Majors Hi,
between Gibbin and Franklin streets.
Thieves entered the house Of Mr.. John Eess-
Ter. opposite the jail, Saturday and stole .
pocket book containing some $40.
Mrs. Davis, who keeps an eating house near
the market, was robbed Of els on Saturday
evening.
Old Dominion Commandery, knights Tenn
plnr, has chosen Capt. J. v. Davis eminent
commander.
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Frank Heyrsser'. Case Goe. over.

The case Of Frank W. Heygster, indicted for
the murder Of John +. Horrigan on January 4
last by shooting him in saloon on 9Th near Z
street, was called in the Criminal Court, Judge
Cox, this morning. Nessrs. James Coleman
and W. X. Duhamel appeared for the prisoner
and asked that the case 60 over TIL Monday
next and a commission be Issued 70 take the
Testimony Of Joseph Williams. prisoner il the
Albany pcnitentiary. before a notary. District
Attorney Cole objected 20 the form Of the In
serroeatories, but the court directed the com
mission 10 issue. Williams was an eiuploys of
Mr.. @. A. sautter. in whose saioon the difhculty
took place, and was . witness 10 tbs difReu1V.
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BICYCLES.

DUY A SINGER BICYCLE
ID Why, Because il Is strictly hieh-srzde wheel.
Because test Of seventeen years in the Uuitd States
has proved that the SINGER material aud WORK nan-
ship Of the best.
Also agents for the Psycho
Cushions fitted W direct-spoked yhe.ls Cor AIS or
tangent FOR SIS
F. s. CAHILL & CO..
mhlG-:3m l7ll Pa. ave. n. W.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE HoUSAToNIC RAILROAD COMPANY HAS
issued Its annual summer excursion book, entitled
Ye Olde Berkshire Hills. and II is by The
and handsomest of this Character that has
Yet been presented 80 the tourist. The book will be
mailed free 10 any one addressing A. W. PERRIN.
General Passenger Agent Hopsatonic Railroad Bridge
port. Conn. and inclosng cents In stamps TO pay
postage 1t
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(RANsToNs.
WEST-PoINT-ON-THEHU
ouehy inspected and in perfect order Baths have
been added to suite and electric bells through
out the house Mr.. Cranston will give the hotel his
undivided attention this season. mh2S-nl wtys3fn
GLEN RIDGE HOUSE,
" Cornwall on the Hudson, n. Y.
Modern improvements beautiful grounds and scenery
Iny23eo-2m Moderate rates. Circular free.
GLEN MANOR. AT FOREST GLEN, MD, WILL
" open June under hrst-.ass management. Only
one block from station miles from Washington on
Metropolitan Branch b. and o. 20 minutes ride.
Shade. perfect lawn tennis court most romantic
spot finest chaly teate srny water. Flash closets.
bath room. &c. Terms moderate. Address GLEN
MANOR, Forest Glen. Nd. care of J. Il. HFRT-
FORD, l4l9 q ST.. city. jeS-lni
I EEsBURG Inn.
IL Formerly the Ketocken
Open May 10. Address the owner, Col r. v.
WHITE. Proprietor. Leesburs. Va. 3e2-lrn'
EoRT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL
LAKE GEORGE " Y
Will open June %. The largest. best appointed and
most literally conducted hotel at Lake George.
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR.
18th st. and tn ave-, New York.
Special rates for families
WILLIAM NOBLE,
my30-1fn Owner aud Proprietor.
noN'T SEND FAMILY TO COUNTRY BOARD
air and water. rest quiet and health limited number
OF rooms Address at the MOUNTAIN LAKE
PARK HOTEL COMPANY. Mountain Lake Park
Md. my26,m
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Observation-Disclosures.

SEAs1DE COTTAGES TO LET-FULLY FUR
- uished for housekeeping wholesome climate.
sir splendid ocean views and surf bathing no hot
days malaria mosQuitoes rent $l30 to $3.50 for the
season. Address, for descriptive circulars with maps
and views Of the cottages and the place. UNDER
HILL. ia Nassau st.. New York. 1t
THE GLENADA, COLD SPRING HARBOR. L l.
i Eelect family hotel; highest situation north
shore boating. bathing. fishing; positively no mos
9uitos or malaria orchestra daily; terms moderate.
W. B. GERARD, Proprietor. jsI5-2w'
NOLTON's POINT, MD, NOW OPEN: NEAR
~ the Ghss.pesks bay; pndsr new man.ssmont
the beach, oysters, fish, crabs boating; table
passed. Rates. 81. IL. 3. u. 80 Per day:
!el-1ms W. T. CRUMP, Proprietor.
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IlLEASANT SUMNER RESORT
L ON THE CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Family board. All seaside comforts: rood bathing
fishing and boating delightful drives table bounti
fully supplied with uxuries plenty Of ice milk
and fresh meats Terms. Sl q day: GO a week
steamer Sue from Washington to Baltimore, reaches
our landing three times a week.
Address CAPT. W. T. WEST.
Ridge P. O..
je13eoot' St. Marys Co., Nd.
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ArwArER CrcLr COMPANY
BICYCLES
AGENTS for the COLUMBIA WESTERN WHEEL.
WORKS. HARTFORD and ELLIOTT HICKORY.
Finest and largest line Of hiring wheels the city
Instruction school in rear. Guar instr actioa
tickets. 81.
ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY,
ar7 Pa
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JUNE 20, 1892.
SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.


SPRINGS AND BATHS.
u oCK ENoN SPRINGS
N AND MINERAL BATHS,
= ss res e, N5S SnA S n Ss Va
,hosiiny alleys large swimminy pool; nns baths;
For new Illustrated circular.
,.,.esm As PRATT g ssS tssPS,nx.
WispsoR SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. NJ r. R. ;
pnr. rseT crsss sFss d sS
ave. or A N. JELLY. New wirdsOr. No. ,e4-:.in
IN TIE MOUNTAINS.
A uHoRA. W; VA. 900 FErr ABOVE THr SEA
~ Mountain Home Aotei now open Sew ilouse,
iS! t 70 a + Fsse.o Mr''
9 0OO FEET ABOVE TIDE AURORA HOUSE.
rccms seo5 ssas ..6,e s6unasGsig saS Tss
Sss f. skh as f f Sror
NoUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE IN AII.HGHENiEs;
. Az. o0 fee ,, Ssvscn large roDn.s SSod board
grounds reasonable rstes JOHN A. IAErz.
RUENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL.
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
WILL OPEN JUNE I'D.
Under the nanagemen,of
Me. W. F. PAIGE
Proprietor
HOTEL COCHRAN. WASHINGTON DC,
crLEBk kRf f45 rSsT m:RsT if house.
CatskEl Mountains. y. 4.
For engagement OF roon's sStly 70
my2I-1m Hotel Cochran WASHINGTON. d. C.
EoRT pENDLEToN. GARRETT COUNTY. MD.
lsrxe rooms good table; milk Zoe and ysse.asles IN
DIIc )neu ne
jeI-lm' VIZ. DEAKINs.
GREENS MoUNTAIN HOUSE
east Tep nass from asa
per's FERRY, W. Va One hour aud thirty minute.
'S ssshns'n ih as EG&s St Ss %
ii oiovaion 30 feet fiii View from B. and O. depot
iny3-sm i. 5. TovETT. Proprietor
HOTEL EssICK. HIGHLAND LAKE. PA.-Mos1
~ sharmng 5oun,ain resort in America For de
mys416 I'M EssIcK. Proprietor.
HOTEL w0PsoNoNock. AIAE6HENY NOUN
sgeneat miles from Altoona. Pa. on Altoona an
Grser a 1SrrSw TIVE TrSaa SE tsFs nd III
toona. Blair county. Pa. jel0-lm'
Mn A. r.o,.n ,Us SIMMER ~ B., RESORT Ia, , g.,
'f myi ind large rooms Address
KoLB's MORRELI. HOUSE HAgPERs FERRY
n WA, Reopcns June j. Pine scenery: full view
OF Shenandoah excellent table coin ortaOl beds
iny24-1m' Mrs. VI. KOLB. Proprietress.
I lockwood HOUSE, HAMPERS FERRY. ". va
IL Among the mountains. Will oven June /. Shad,
lawns; fine views; excellent table. Terms SO PEI
week. Mrs. S. E. LOVETT. Proprletress Iny:eO-in
THE SUMMIT HOUSE,
i Hareers Ferry, WA. open from June Is t.
Sept. 70 Send for circular and terms.
my12-Sw' L. W. L1GHTNER. Clerk.
THE GLADES HOTEL. OAKLAND, ND. SUN
l mi, Of the Allcgh1niesi 5000 feet above tide
.eT-lm' f. H. BARTLETT
A VONHOUSE.-THIS DELIGHTFUL MOuNTAI,
resort is for the reception Of guests; first
class accommodations; beautiful scenery. For cir
culsr address Mrs. T. J. TURNER, Stroudsburg Pa
je:3-eoln
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poPULAR MUSIC osLYs AND 10 CENTS. TAKE
sonis ON your vacation, lesrn them and then wIits
tSirs OK HGsic nni1s ss 0. ss
e.7-5R
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4 lCEAN II, MD
" THE FINEST BEACH ON THE ATLANTIC

" THE FINEST BEACH On THE ATLANTIC
No undertow or danger In bathing. Five hours
and Bay Ridge. The Atlantic Hotel. owned by the
sinepuxent Beach Company. will open for guests
June 70. under the management OF Mr.. Theodore l..
Page Of the United States Senate Restaurant Cou,-
plete with new furniture hair mattresses linen sill
yer. crockery including elevator and electric lights
and the most important OF ALL perfect sewerage and
piumbinEi and running water in the hotel; The
and vegetables furnished from the hotel farm and
served the same day gathered. This with an
abundance of soft crabs and fish fresh out o. Sine
puxent bay daily should please the most fstidious.
Sinepu1ent bay III addition to sail and boats The
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
The Baltim9re and Ohio railway have established a
special Saturday train roundtrip ticket for 49, for
Washington officials and others, leaving Washington
on Saturday afternoon at - via Bay Ridge, reach.
ing Ocean City in nve hours, with beautiful sail
ChesspeAke bay returning. leave Ocean City at 80
on Sunday afternoon and reaching Washington SO
pm allowing ne day at the ocean front. Daily
trains via Baitlm9re except Sunday, connecting with
street wharf, Baltimore. to Claiboru grand sail Of
three hours. For further information apply at Office.
SINEPUXENT BEACH co,
je2O-2w sos 18th ST.. Washington. ID. c.
pINEY POINT HOTEL.
= Near the Chesapeake Bay
open for the season 1892 on saturday, June IL Our
long experience has enabled to lay before You
every attraction found at rstrass house. ell
newly furnished Steamer George Iesry OF the Wash
trfrs. leaving O'Clock IN. except Saturdays Sat
urdays leaving at6p.Ha ma,
For further Information call on Wash. B. Williams.
THOMAS W. WILLIAMS.
1el-lm Proprietor.
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CHIROPODISTS.

DoST GO AWAY THIS SUMNER WITHOUT
o: d. J. J. Gsorse's sons Shields Ofntmenss. sc
Corns aad Drntcps removed. 25c. Full Tysatrlens,
I'll Russell Shoe Polish. 25c. bottle. Ills Penn ave-
.e1-ln
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
TUNING AND REPAIRING. GEORGE ELY
L piEno maker, tuner and repairer late eighteen
Years with W. Q. MetrerO.t & Co. Residence. 22l
18th st. W.. workshop the rear. Terms reason
able rs-clsss work pianos vanished and polished
ORGANS repaired. myl6-2ms
"LIEAKAUER" AND OTHER FINE PIANOS AT
N @. Fl. kUHN'S TEMPLE OF MUSIC
Established 1872. fe9S(S5m
G1oS WILL Buy AN EXCELLENT UPRIGHT
~ co piano. HUGO w0RCH CO., 92S eth.
Pianos FOR rent. packed, shipped and tuned sohmsr
Piano agency. my24
IL in tone. touch. durability. hnish and artistic
elegance OF styles. FIFTY years have proven their
n ". FED
CTEINwAY, CHASE, GABLEB. BRIGGS PIANOS.
~ Organs and Eolians for sale or rent.
DRooP's Music etors.
n20-tr US Pc ave-
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fIFTEEN SIx-ROOM
,TTMo-sIoaY BRICK HOUSES,

UN EASf TEHMs-
Now 10 the time To make choice as the houses
are fast approaching completion. They contain six
rooms bath large closets and pantry in kitchen: Ia
tells.
Located or Duncan place northeast which Is being
improv ed with pavement, curbs and Sidewalk
For full particulars call upon
McLACHLES BArCHRLDER.
my" Corner 10th and @ s.s.
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EOR SALE

ton oAE- Nopruu-yor
a21s to ss4s 10th J., ooa fsss 18Th srs1a 500
,- b +. and er s25 go lS29 st. b h. IN +, 20
i C. o ,!;s j Is 5SS
ssS,st aSasr III IS is'h ST. f's ooo
lS 4 L & s. !. l.. 5SS g j. i $500
~ 81 cSS f + 9Th sSSS
isss s go 1sSs aosh st. h. isfiss 6 s
1919 St. ii. t. e. % %i isIi5 SSS
,S S5s :, <. 600 49, Missouri ave. b.:
ind st n avg 500 17 ss 30 and 4s TO- 600
NJ g ine I, h. si, 10 800
ad sii!sfy' St. + n 81 s SSS
Is. Fl S list b:I4 a 4HS5 I %ssssSPssss
TOR sALE-OR REST-I433 AND 1873 RHODE
gisas sss Apply on premises or to WM
suburban home amid the frasran. pine. and ma
jestic oaks of Takoua Park containing 8 rooms bath
and every convenience large reception hall and ample
closet rom only short distance from railroad sta
ton and the famous .'Takoma Springs" shady lawns
and drives and everything desirable subur ban
home; must he seen 10 be appreciated
For price and terms apply
L. w. WEED CO.,
myl.-;sm 1901 Pa. ave. tentrance on 18th ST..
EoR sALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON L NEAR
4 l4th; 20 rooms; baths; Lot 22xlOO Price
&Sss.0o0 For particular see C. II. UNDERWOOD
6l2 ST. n aps, 3rns
LN0E SALE WEST WASHINGTON)-
Il 2726 POPLAR st nv, 1913 3a.h st. 2 fr cot
IL l1xI1- 500 fAses and Or lot
~ b ,n 81 NV sr Dr. lot ,a mx ~ % 900
1871 * NV. 81 Fl, 10; lot Sarioo. aiier. DT1ooo
24Il20 20 alley 2. 700 <34s Prospect ave (cor-
1877 Ssd st NV. ar br, nerl NV, Tor br. m
lot 2,SlSO -. 600 lot 35xee alley. @. 500
3eCo,S stnw. Or each. 1871 81 NV, 7r br, IN
~ lot 2Sxs5. alley s. 500 lot ~ in II 10 g. 500
zoo 81 NV. To- br. 1901 18th st NV. (cor-
~ .-.-..-.:.-.3 3. 80 ner). 7r and store. II.
Ser} st NV Tor br mi lot :Ox 100. -. {, 900
and store. m -, 4. 600 3OsO II NV. llr br,
S.U1 p ct NV. Tor br. nj. lot .SII20. o, 900
m i...-.---......... 4. 600 3ll3 n st NV, llr hr.
l411 SSd st. llr br. Ini lot 2Oxl30. :. o. 900
l. lot 2o.JOx13Q, 3l67 81 NV, 8-room
alley so frame. lot l6xtS7 p 600
CHARLES II. TICKLING.
aplS-3m 124o Ssd ST. N W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-20

fUn sALE-ckSfkALLI LOCATED CORNER
pxepery OF business street: price lox 70 quick
GSai-sor TYLER = RUTHERFORD. ,aooy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR Salem ST. VI, 1-ROOM BAY
a IE,ch E. N. h;.ps. lot lsx6J; alley. $4,000
$3.50 $50, bal! gns, i've and tafee years s. NJ.
JOSS = co. 1915 Z s.. II. W. Rooms 4 and 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-20

FOR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE 3sTORY MOD.
ern bElek. witt rooms cellar and bath on 18th
- usaI a. " several extensive improvements are
rov uns.er IN this vicinity which VIII greatly en-
lame the value OF this property. anording the double
hdvnfa-e "a securing a pleasant ooufortsh bile home
81 ceStded speculative investment. Price nov
so.So PhOCIOS PROCTOR. 9C Gst- NV.