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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15

Die t9iiriu9ii6en 5taote, 0tiirnbsrs,
atd hamburg, ripaliijren bort in Ttel<
leitisfeit ulo 8ra6t iDrer finoerbeglii>
denben @r3su9nilic. Den 0auptails
3iebungspunft Oes @an3en aber bil6ct
unitreitbar ba5 Sdnln6ifiid ser Sontez
berger MISUNDERSTANDING, oaS nSon<
neber9er Bferb."
Tor eineln reid9eldnlidten Nageu.
ben cine wciblihe @eitalt, Die Nllegorie
bes W~eltbanoels, lenft; ieben mir Cit
lebettS9roBeS, n%atur9etreu mobellirteS
uub nit Self %iiber3oseueS 4fero gess
ipauut. Als Stnber 9etleibete Puppen9
iinb tn bunter @'elellldaft nit biibi4en.
Ebiergeitalten al. beln pbantalfti6 aufs
gebauten 5abrmerf pertbeilt. Gin
9nabe iist auf Dem Gferb, uilo nebellz
OIL I0reitet ei1 GROCER gernbarbiner
9ullo. Sarta SLAMS bdlt freunbli6
ld6elnb iiber Der Sillberi9aar neben
einem NIT @la8frii6tcn rei6 bebdn9ten
Tanuenbauru, Der &rone Der 9ruppe,
Mad)t unS fleinere @rltppen uno nit
ben Waaren SOnueber9S gel6miidte
S6ranfe unlseben bas 8runttiid.
Die tbiirinsii9e Stabt Sonueberg,
bic ourd ben 8erfebr Der 9anbelsleute
in Gerhbruns NIT Niirnberg fam, wuroe
idon frabSeitis, bereits i'll IA. Sabr-
bnnoert, neben Der beriibmteu frantis
lden gtabt ein DauptliB Der beutl9en
Spielmaareninonitrie unb beute miro
tabe5u Die Ddlfte Der i'm bentiben 0ei6
proon3irten 9pielwaaren in Sonneber9
proou5irt. Dte geIammte8 ep0lferung
oe8 etpa neun Quabratmeilen umfo1e
ienOen @ebietes lebt bon bieier Snou=
itrie, Die I'M IA. Sabrbunoert bur6
1ol;mader un6 S0bter be8 tbiirills
ger @aloeS. bic oas Sdnisen BON
polSDaaren als Nebenueroienlt betrie@
ben, be9riuoet lDurbe. Die Dolss
idniserei lit lan9it in Ben 9intergruub
9etreter nno Die 8abritatton Der 9uppe
un6 Yuppentteioer nabm tire Steae
ein. Bon bierans merben Die Sinber>
ftuben Der Ser. Staaten, be8 belten
3unoen SonuebersS, Gnslanos un6
erft in oritter Clinic Deuti9lanos Der.
for9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15

Der Qabilnn 8raFliens ipurOe erit
Dor 3urjem Dem 9ublifum pffi5iea CT.
1fnet. DaS @ebduoe, eires Der f96ns
ften BON ausldnbiiden Wesierun9eu cts
ri9teteH, iftin Sorm zines srtebtI9en
2reuaes unb I'M frauS0fiihen 8enatf'
fanctftil erbaut mn6 5lptl9en benz
Gtl1erei9ebduoe unb Dem 8unitpalaft
9eleBeu. Das Dad oes @ebdubes TT
in etnen ih0neu @arten pertpanbelt, Ut
tuel9em bic i90niteu pflanSen Der sro<
ben Republit In biibi6eu @ruppeu pers
siniet linb, unb BON BEN aus man
etnen prddtisen Nusblid auf ben aus,
fteuunssptas uno ben Gee 9enieBea
tonn. Die brafiltenifHe Re9ierung
bate 5000, 600 fur Gusfellunss5wede
beniliiot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15
@avsmaate auf sisene 9aun.
Die Nbf5mmttaee oer erften Settler De,
Observation-Disclosures.

Ole HbfSmntttnee Ser eriten SeftIer Der
Observation-Disclosures
@rlt gu Nnfana Stuff finb in Chicago
81 Rotbbdute pom 5tamme Der Yottas
matomtes, Winnebagos unb Siour arls
getommeu, mel6e an Der WfibwaD Ylais
lance Elm 2ager aufgef6lagen haben unb
nun bort fein 9eriu9es 9nterelie er-
weden. Ole Gbatfa6e, bab bic braus
men @eiellen Gbf0mmlinse Der llreins
mobuer Der @e9enb finb. in mel6er bas
bentise Chicago lieet, oermebrt natiirs
lid i6re Gn5iebungsfraft. 5pesiel Der
PottaDatpmie 5d1ptling Sobn Douns,
melder nit leiner Srau nno ieinem
Sobne @iniam Yoults BON bcn Reier.
botionen In Wi8eoniin, bic ieinem
Stamme a~ltgelpielen itno, 9erfam, lei>
tet ieineu uriprung brett bon benz
S6uptlins Sagmaib Der, Ser nod Dor
go Sabren iiber Die Stdmme berrldte,
beren banptid6liditeS Dorf an Der
@telle Gbiea9os itanO. Young lit Elm
Maun BON 55 Sa1reil, aber nod
ftramm unb fraftig ullo madt in iei=
mem buuten pradtisen aoitiim eiaen
padetben Ginbrud.
Gine anbere biitorii9e Tisur lit
sSung B~lafbawf," Der Minnebasos
b6uptltue, eiii llreutel jenes srObeu
Glad9atpf, ipel6er bie Sn6ianer aui
tbren erften Sriess3isen 9eseu bic
@eiBen anfibrte. ST fat 9let6 3uei
@eiber uto cine Gn3abl bon 9tnSeru
NIT ii6.
Die 3ette Der Snbianer liilO i'm
9reiie aufgeidla9cn uno bieten BEN
Befu6er einen interelianten @inblid in
bas 6amiltealebeu un6 Die 9nbuftrte.
arbeit Der @in9eborenen. 90 fanu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15

gottawatOmiebduplin9 DOuns unb 5obn.
MAJ, bic Mdnner BET Der Nnfertisun9
bon Bfeilrpu6 gosen, Die Brauen beiln
gidbeit uli6 gtiden Der Moccaiins be.
Oba1ten. Die junsen Snbianer baben
cine eigenarti9e Mtufifbanbe sebtfbet
unO liefern gu ben peri6tebenen plan.
taitil9en 1an3en Der fleinen 8olOuis
bte n0tbtse Besleitung.
Das Snbianeroorf birst aud cine
reide Sammlung BON iuoianti9en
&eliquien uno Guriolitdten, 10 etpa
1900 peri1iebene Qrteil BON 99mud.
ptrlen, ferner @affeu, Yieifen, 1rint.
9efdfe, Sletbun9sftade unb lebr ielteus
Mombumeurtel.
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sine Miaipn sxrennne.

yGtn Sreuub in Der Roth 1T etn pirtli&er Greune "a
Greunb tn DR.. Rings Neuer Grinbana aeseu GrfdIs
flung. 6ufen Hnb S&pinbiu4tA ~sefunben. Wenn Gle
biefe srpbarttae Sujtens Mebietn nod nie setran4t bas
ben, hann fcatea Sic f4 bur@ etnen @eriuH bapon
hber5eugen, bab hteieIbe punberbare @irfunaeu bel
Der Setlurs BON allen gals, Rrufts unb euasenbes
f9rerben e~rltelt. Bon jeber Slalae Nib ~saranttrf,
hab bas Mtttel aaes leiftet, mas bon tbm perlprs&en
rtrb, aber edb has @elb 5urhderfattet ptrb. Prpbes
nlai4en fret Bet Der Gan Gntonio Drug Co." @rpbe
SIaiGeu 5u 50 Gents uub $1.OO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15
9as Weroteaft feati

VT rlnfAeH unferen WttBhrsern multiplication, na5
wtt Or. 8tnse nenes S4ptnb(uHts 6etlmtttel bsreit5
lett etner &etbe ben SdbreH p~erfaufen, ebenIo Or.
9tnss Rene esber $ Ptnens Bu6tens Nrutea Getbe unb
Giestrte 3tttsrS, nnb has MIR ntemals SetlmttteI Ser=
tauft haben, bic 10 gut ssehen4 ober BITE 10 ausemeiu
t~elrtebtst taben, MN btefe. Btr 56sern fetneu &usens
bid, bic @arantie fur bteie Wittel ieber 3eit ~ hbers
netnen nnh fnb tets beIett, bas seraEesabte @elb suz
rhdJNtoblen, renu tbreEa @ebrau&e feline befriebtaens
ben Reiultate sefpIst fHb. Diefe Mittel r~erbdnfen ttfs
arree pcrulcrttat ibren etsenen 8erbtsnfsn. gun
Btrfauf bet Der sSaa Gntpuic Drug Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15
,,pas sonntbfretr Yttrb.e

Gtnes Der wenisen pirflid einbeits
ltd)en 8ilber Der 3mar portreHliden
aber lonit ettpas 5eritreuten beuti9en
Misunderstanding bietet Die Spiel.
lpaarenansitellung, oas @nt3hden ater
fleinen 8elu9er bes Sadfon.p arfes.
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3. =. 6nfheina. San q

g.. s. 9ofbeina San aus
tonic, %perfauft einen guten 5~meirdberi>
gen Wagen (Gabritat bon Stint,
Mi9.) nebft pferbegei9irr su $50, TO-
ME elm Sop 8ugep unb @ei9irr gu
$65. Gibrt ffetS cine ~poatdnbige 4uss
nabl Der Giib Bros, @spensbeib unb
Ending Wagen, Nmbulanaen unb
8uggies, Cotton Sins, Winbmotoren
pertinS @inbmfblen, pumpen, 8run.
northumberland, Yfigen unb Sta
9eIDrabt. Man fpre6e bor unb laKe
fi6 bic niebrigen preiie seben.
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In Der Motumbe Oes Weeitrnmgs,

sNn Der Wnfti1De Deb WeNtetuunSs
ge6aubes felt Der faltforntl9e &iefeu.
baum. Die 9inidaffuns nnb NuffteL
lung Oeilelben bat $1O,475 9etoftet.
3U6If Gifenbabnnassons tparsn n6.
tbta Inn biefen Baumltamm ~bierber3u.
bringeu. gan3 tuurbe CT nidt gebradt,
mon mafte ptelnfebr Dor leiner Abretis
AZ StRde aus inn, Die bann mieber
oronuMsssemdB 3niammenseitellt muir.
ben, ais Die foftbare 8radt bier on.
laugte. Der Baum, bon benz Sieies 80
GuB bcbt Stiid abgeidnitten nurbe,
niaB unten 20 6ub I'M Dur9me{ler,
hotte einen umfans bon s1i 6uB nuS
300 6uB 90be, err bdtte alIo ielblt i'm
hobften Der neutrality-suspicious., tin
Snbuftriepolait, nidt untsrsebrad)t
iper6eH f6nnen. IS lit elmer leuer
Bdume, Die nur nod i'm @olbftnnt 81
finben finb. Sein Bldtteridmud, Der
bier Ieblt, gletGt jenem Der @eber, oaS
pol5 bat cine r6tblt9e 6drbnua
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15

SIbefIdf1ttIt 0tS nSie8es."
uidt eetnauiert fporben mar. Das
Bette feinss a6nnens bat tpobl Grss
lanb IN ieiner 3liunausteluns ee3eigf.
Gls citizen Beles brinser mir bier bas
Bib Der seidmadpollen Silberftatuette
oes ~Sie9es.A wel6e non elmer bebera
tsnben eaglii9en 6irma gum @si6en;
fur bte Grauen Gmerifas 6ergeitellt
miirbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15

gpramibe aus talifOrniiden Grapseu.
@leiAmobl ..onnte bas 9taatSgebdnbe
&~alifcrntens BON einert Der midtigften
3ultnr5tpeige bes 2ahbeS fein Bib
bieten Is bebnrfte zines beionberen
BlateS, UNI BEN Sbitban oes Staates
am gOloenen Tbore Elm piirOises Dent.
mai 5u erri9ten. limb elm DenfmaI
tn Der Ebat lit Die farbenprd9tise
Oroneenpgramibe, Die i'm @artenbau,
poloft 80 Sub bod In bic 2uft rast,
9sfront bon benz Goler, BEN 3eiden Der
&roft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15
aalifornitns stoi.

Die faliTornii6e snsftslluns lit cine
Der rei9baltt9ften unb poultdnbigften,
beren man beessnen fam, mie es ia bel
BEN 8ei9tbum bieie8 3auberlanbes
aud ri1t anber8 3u erparten ftebt.
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fur Sdnslit9e ,trtb 8inber.

rGafforia ri 70 borsisli9 fir aiuber sseianet.
oaB I'D es Dor allen auberen mir b~etannteil Nraneiel
emsfeble." s.. u. Nrder, MD,
Ill g. Srforo Str, 8rootlpn, 81. y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15
Sabermt Sitgtsg6ttiu.

Gin ensIiAes @el6eaf an bic 8raaem aus.
ritaa.
Die eugliide Iusitelluns permas nit
b~erienisen anberer berporrasenber euro.
pdifder 3dnoer nidt 70 redt in Die
Sdranfeu 3u treten, obmobl nit benz
@sibe, bas fur cine ri9tise Nertretnns
@roBbritanuiens ausseworfen wurbe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-08-15

What is the condition of yours7 Is your hair
dry. harsh, brittle2 Does it split at the ends?
when combed or brushed? Is it full Of dam
druff? Does your scalp itch? Is it dry or in a
heated condition? If these are some of your
symptoms be warned in time or you will be-
come bald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02
STREET RAILROAD CHANGES.
A Partial Reorganization of the Belt Road
Company Yesterday.

Partial Reorganization of the Belt Road
Company Yesterday.
A partial reorganization of the board Of di-
rectors Of the Belt railroad was effected at
meeting of the board held yesterday in the
Office of Mr.. W. kesley Schoepf The resigna-
tior Of Mr.. George White. the president Of the
road, was accepted and Mr.. Fl. Munnikhuysen
Of Baltimore was elected president. TIE vice
president, Mr.. Chas. Flint, resigned and W.
Kesley Schoepf was chosen In his place.
Messrs. John ". Mccartney and W. B.
Gurley resigned as directors and Messrs.
Charles B. Calvert of Maryland and n. A McCor-
mick OF Baltimore were elected to fl the
vacancies. The designations OF Messrs. Charles
j. Bell, s. II. Kaufman and George T. Lemon
rs members Of the board were presented, but
NO action was taken a-lrt E
As has been stated in The STAR. this reor-
ganization has been made in order to give
proper representation in the management Of
the road to the syndicate that recently bought
q controlling interest. The new president Of
the Belt road was also the other day
elected president of the lexington railroad
and the two properties are under one control.
In accordance with the recent act of Congress
horse cars were today put on the G. street
branch Of the lexington road. 1t is the inten-
ton of the new managers not only 10 build the
extension Of this road through the northeast.
but also TO continue the line along the Bunker
Hill road to Brookes station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02

Lady Howard de waIden's Divorce Sui
Opened In London.

Lady Howard de Waiden's Divorce Suit
Opened In London.
LONDON. March 2-The long-looked-for De
Walden divorce case came up today in the di-
vorce court before Judge the Hon. Sir Francis
Henry Jeune.
An illustrious array OF counsel was present in
court today, Lord de Walden being repre-
sented BY Sir Edward Clarke, Frederick An
drew lndsrvick, O. C.. and J. C. Coward. Her
ladyship is represented BY Sir Henry James,
Frank Lockwood, Q. c., and Richard searle.
In his opening for her ladpship Sir Henry
James detailed various acts OF cruelty which
Lady de Walden charged against her hus-
band
1t 10 regarded a. the cause celebre Of the
year. Lady Howard de Walden brings the
action for divorce and her husband has
swered by q cross suit. Lord Howard is a man
OF very large wealth and is one of
the great ground landlords Of London. 1t
would be slight exaggerstion to call him
handsome man. but he has the reputation OF
being a clever one. London aristocratic society
has ALWAYS taken a lively interest in the rather
startling domestic differences orthe DeWaldens.
and popular sympathy has oscillated between
them. now favoriug the lady and anon the lord
About twenty years ago Lord Howard and
his mother-a sister of the Duke OF Portland.
who built the underground portion Of Welbeck
Abbey-mtde trip through portions of China.
NisiuER NarlOus pOFts anu Tlsers DIV special
steamer manned with coolies.
Lord Howard was formerly a member Of the
seventh hussars. in which regiment his brother
in-law is a major.
An important witness in one Of the actions is
Count Jean de Madre. a well-known Partisan
and master of the fox hounds at Pau.
His lordship is Of distinguished lineage. The
first Baron Howard de Walden was the son Of
Thomas, fourth Duke OF Norfolk. by Margaret,
daughter and heir OF Thomas. Lord Audley
Of Walden. The barony dates from 1897 and
six wears later the frs tbaron made Earl OF
Suffolk. As earl marshal he was instru-
mental in discovering the gunpowder plot
The Granddaughter of the fifth baron, How
ard de Walden, married in 1898 Chas. Rosel-
lis, . member OF distinguished Jamaica
family. He was created Baron Sanford. The
son Of the marriage, Charles Augustus Ellis
succeeded his great grandfather in 1906 as sixth
Baron Howard de Walden. In early life his
lordship had been captain in the army and was
. distinguished diplomatist. He was appointed
British minister at Stockholm in 1882, at Lis
bon in 1888 and at Brussels in 1916 He con-
tinued there till his death, in 1863. when he was
succeeded By his eldest son. Frederick George
the present Lord Howard de Walden and
Baron Sanford.
In the case on trial today his lordship accuses
LADY de Walden Of adultery with Count Jean
de Madrs and with Capt Winter. and her lady
ship seeks a separation on the ground of al
legged cruelties on the part Of her husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02
THE INSTRUMENTATION.
He Will Arrive This Evening and BE Es-
corted to the Arlington

He Will Arrive This Evening and BE Es-
corted to the Arlington.
Unless something Unforeseen happens to pre-
vent the special train bearing President-elect
Cleveland and his party will arrive here be-
tween $50 and o'clock this evening. The train
will be run over the Reading and Baltimore and
Ohio roads into the station Of the latter road
in this city. BY the special request Of Mr..
Cleveland his train will be run slowly, and it
will have the right of way from Lakewood to
this city.
TO MEET HIN AT THE DEPOT.
The President-elect has requested the recep-
ton committee to avoid much as possible all
public demonstrations here on his arrival. and
Chairman Bsrret of the general inaugural com
mittee, IN company with Chairman James
l. Norris Of executive inaugural committee and
q few others. will meet the presidential party
at the railroad station and escort them to
carriages provided by the inaugural
committee. when thew will be driven at once to
the Arlington Hotel, where Mr.. and Hrs Cleve-
land and little Ruth will remain until they take
possession Of the White House on Saturday.
AN USForNDKD RuMoR
It was rumored today that the train convex
ing the P-esident-elect and his family and
friends would not be run into the rail-
great crowd which will undoubtedly
await the arrival of the party there the train
would be stopped at convenient point
just after entering the city limits. where
the party would be met by the re-
ception committee and driven to the
hotel When this was mentioned to Chairman Nor
rts by STAR reporter this afternoon he stated
that he had heard nothing Of the story, and that
unless the present arrangements were changed
some time LATER this afternoon, Mr.. Cleveland q
train would be run into the railroad station,
where he would be met Passenger Agent
Alvey Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
also stated to the reporter that unless
otherwise requested BY Mr.. Cleveland or BY the
inaugural committee. the train would be run
into the station Every precsution would be
taken to respect Mr.. Cleveland's weIl-known
abhorrence OF noisy public demonstration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02
The Clerks Can Now Be Happy.

The cOnferees on the legislative bill late this
afternoon knocked out the provision requiring
the clerks to work eight hours q day and re-
stricuns their leave to fifteen days
In the place Of this they put the
provision recommended by Secretary
Noble identical with ths. in the last years Dis
gict Appropriation bill, VII Oh leaves the law
just a. II Is nov, and gives the Secretary dis
erection TO allow not more than sixty days sick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02

JUDGE JACKSON HEAE.-Associate Justice
Jackson OF the United States Supreme Court
arrived in Washington this morning from Nash.
vile, Tenn, and met some OF his future
colleagues In the Supreme Court,
The court will reassemble after it,
recess Saturday morning and the
newly appointed justice will take the oath of
once at II o clock in the Supreme Court room
The court win then adjourn in order to parti-
ctpsts in the inaugural ceremonies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02
qELEGRANS TO THE Star.


SIX Corpses Hate Already Been Taken From
the Ruins.
1SDIASAPoLIs, IND. March 2, 1;55 p.m--A
building directly opposite the Ns'rs office has
just collapsed The air is flied with clouds Of
dirt and dust.
The dead are now being carried out by the
6remen-
Six persons have already been removed from
the ruins, all believed to be dead or fatally in
jured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02
THE ARLINGTON BRIDGE BILL.

Senator Vest called up and had passed with
out opposition or discussion today the bill to
suthoriss the Washington. Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway Company to construct q
eridss across the Potomac opposite Observatory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02

Sc cor 10Th and Fists
NV, Ar. entire third
MOOR SS}. *.
Pa av L 18th st NV, Pr. :. 81
Sc cor 10Th and F SITS
NV. Pr. ID floor $50
1928 Pa av NV. Sd f'r. so
1913 7 st NV, entire
second floor. Al 81
133 9TH st NV. LIST and
I'd floors. ..-...........40
STO
1409-9k G st nw.....S1Jn
TSi 9TH ct nw.........11C
1ES9 and 11il Pa ave. =. al
HOS 14th st NV. &C
l107 14th st NV. 40
STAl
1924 y Y ave nw(rearD SIS
l1o1 i4th st NV (rear) lis
The above houses can b.
our office only. THON
fees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02

ltF
n305 f st NV. entire
ID floor .............SoO
1924 stnw(raar). shop. 20
l304 r 81 NV. ~. I'd Dr.. 20
$685. eth 81, several rs.
l2l3F 81 NV, severslrs.
e cor fth aud r SITS. -
l224 Ii ST NV. I'd floor.
RES.
ilSns 18th st nw........sl5
1904 11th st NV. .......l5
.l2l4 J st NV. 20xG0. -
700 18th st. 10
,LEs.
LOO 18th NV Crear, SIS
examined by permit from
las j. FISHER & CO..
ISL st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02

7 ~ LII.
Ne cor goth l. r, lar 5000
1911 Conn av nv. IA. .115
y j sv mr. Il NV. llr. lo1. -
2l9 v Capitol st. Or. ID 4,
Z st near 18Th st NV.
y J av mr. Ca Ditol, 1 r. l 20
2lst and q SITS nv. 10. 80
Conn ave near h S. NV,
Nd ave ne. E2r. .1l0
I. \ J ave mr. B.: NV. o.. 100
PIG y J ave NV. 81. 100
18th near r nv. Tor. S:3. %
E20 C st se. Tor. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02

EoR RxNr-Ar A nEDUcKD BATE. SEVERAL
attractive houses or o. nea4 20th - hRick and
sfons seoeies. II rooms and hath; al no1srn IN
provs1nsnts; u sxNlsnf ocdr-
,sas~. sas5H A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-02
FOR RENT-FIAIS.

n ". Ave rooms and bath. tn heat Chi .dren;
yearly lease. Apply to r. b. MARROW
ta26-eo3n 20 Corcoran building.
Tor RENT-3D FLOOR 1O14 + ST. COR nth;
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20 1929 " st NV. Or -. 80
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