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A. BENEFICIAL ORDER.
Annual Session Of the Imperial Couns
ell, Order of Friends.

Am uaA session OF the Imperial Come
ell, Order Of Friends.
The beneficial organization known as the
Oroer Of Friends is holding the tuelftb
annual session at the Ebbitt House. AT least
the supreme body Of the order, the Imperial
Council, Is In session. The members of the
council In their representative capacity.
however. constitute the entire body. The
membership is over a.ooo. and SO this body
OF some forty-six men have a large con-
sutuency. Inc session this morning was
devoted TO the dispatch of routine business
and at o'clock the delegates went TO the
White House. where they were received bv
the President An afternoon session was
held 1t is expected that final adjournment
Will be had tomorrow. The order is repre-
scented in this city by one council. which ~
know as Initial Council. No. 81.
Those in attendance are as follows:
Oficers-I. c.. Thos s. Stout Pennsylya
mia; i. V. c., Geo. s. Merrill. Massachusetts,
l. r.. o. NJ; Shedd. New York: L T., A. A.
Lamphrey. Massachusetts,; l. p, Rev. r. l.
Howard, Maine; J. NJ. E.. Dr. w B. Beebe
Connecticut: l. Atty. NJ. W. Van Auken.
New York; i. NJ, s. A Hanna, New Jersey:
l. G., 5. y. Proctor. Massachusetts; l. s.,
NJ G. Prentiss, Maine: p. l. c., J. w Davis,
New York; p. l. c.. VIM. Pratt Read,
pennsylvania; p. l. c., ]. b. Brayton,
Rhode Island.
Imperial trustees - Dr. Frank Fisher,
Pennsylvania; DIR. III. G. Jones, New York:
Geo. H. johnson. Massachusetts
Committee on laws-E. A Shallcross. 5r.,
PENNSYLVANIA: S. l. Malcolm. New York:
X. H. Burnham, Maine
Committee on finance-L B. Barrett, Mas
sachuset0; 7. B. Staley. New York; A NJ
kearsing, New Jersey.
Representatives - Massachusetts, w. L.
Hicks, Rev. Geo. A. Howard.
Pennsylvania-Dr. c. @. Frowert DR.. j.
r. Clausen.
New York-A. c. Wheeler Ell H. Lone.
NJ. ID, Oscar Thompson, c. p. McFaddin-
New Jersey-W. H. Miles. A p. Webb.
Connecticut-J. W. Wolvin-
Maine-A- l.. Bourne
New Hampshire-Rev. A J. Eastman.
Past imperial councilors-J. H Marshall
New York; w. H Lee. Massachusetts,; r.
w. Taylor, Massachusetts,; Abel Morrison.
Massachusetts: ]. c. Simmons Massachu-
sets; n. c. A. Sauer. New York: c. b.
Tefft. New York; o. w. Peck, New York;
j. c. Wock. New York: John Beaver, New
York; w. IL. Owen, New York.
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Murdered I'm Alaska.

The Secretary of the Treasury today rs-
ceived a telegram from Capt. Munger, an
handing the revenue steamer CorNfn, an
nouncing the arrival of that vessel at San
Francisco yesterday afternoon from Bering
sea, having on board Mrs. Thornton. widow
of Mr. H. X. Thornton. late government
teacher at Cape Prince Of Wales at 3erng
straits, who was murdered by Indians
August 49, Mr. Thornton is one Of the
teacher al Cape Prince of Wales. at Bering
son. commissioner OF education for Alaska,
and has served in that capacity for about
two winters. No particulars of the anfor-
tunate occurrence have been received at the
department.
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Alexandria County Primaries.

At Ballston a large meeting was held last
night to elect delegates to the Alexandria
city convention to nominate a democratic
candidate for the house of delegates c.
B. Graham was chosen chairman and
James f. Clement secretary. Messrs n
II. Young, A. w. Mouse. John w. Clark AMI
c. Il. Graham We're placed i'm nomination
on motion of Mr.. Clement the two gentle
men receiving the highest number OF votes
should be declared the delegates. A ballot
was taken, resulting in the election OF
and II. r. Neitch were elected alteraafes
In Washington district of the county w.
H Payne and ]. +. Birch were chosen del.
egates and in jefferson district MIR. Geo
w. Salisbury was elected delegate.
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Good Showing Made by the Health Re.
pert for Last Week.

pert for Last Week.
THE death rate during the last week end
ed on Saturday again declined to a low
figure" says the weekly report OF Health
Officer Hammett From 130 in the pre-
ceding week the number fell to l07. and the
rate went from N.s to 1875. This difference
represents a saving of about 40 lives per
annum. While the general health Of the
city is very good for this season OF the
year. the mortality among young children
still continues at nearly the summer rate
Forty-two of these, who were under i've
years of age. died. The principal causes in
these cases were marasmus and ailments
incidental to birth. Summer complaints
and the minor contagious diseases no
longer prevail to a noticeable extent
Diphtheria exists in one or two localities in
the outer limits Of the city to the degree Of
ten new cases. and scarlet fever may be
said TO have reached a point where no new
cases have been reported for a week, the
death therefrom last week having occurred
after a lingering of four weeks. Malarial
ailments have not been present during the
season in any aggravated form. and now
remain at a minimum.
statistics of mortality for the first quar-
ter OF this fiscal year. as made UP in the
health department, show a decided i'm
provement as compared with the same
period last year. In July. August and Sep
TENDER. 1882, the total mortality amounted
to l.SSO, while during the same months this
year it fell to 1.5Ss. thus showing a decrease
of 302 in the number of deaths I'm the three
months"
The report shows: Number Of des this lO7:
white, 20; colored. A. Death rate per Loco
per annom. white, I7.3: colored, 245. Total
population, 1875 Forty-two were under five
years Of age, IS were under one year old
and l6 Were over sixty years. Eighteen OF
the deaths occurred in hospitals and public
institutions The deaths n ri
follows: Zymotic. %; constitutional n:
local. IS: developmental. 10: violence, . The
principal causes of death were: Diphtherfa.
8; consumption. /. ID: diarrhoeal. 8: typhoid
fever, 8; malarial fever. 1; scarlet fever 1;
pneumonia, 2; whooping cough. i; kidney
diseases. s; meningitis. 4: cancers, T. Births
reported-Thirty-five white males Il white
females. IL colored males. Il colored fe-
males. Marriages Representatives, white.
colored- Still births reported-Three
white, colored.
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Mr. B. H. Warner, the president Of the
board of trade. has received a number of
petitions and letters from citizens request
ing that the board take some action toward
urging upon Congress the passage Of a bill
which will authorize the postponement of
the taxes due next month until next
spring 1t is Mr.. Warmers intention to
present this matter to the executive COM
mittee of the board, and IL it is deemed
best a meeting Of the entire board can be
hal
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
The 10Th day OF September, 1893.
Thomas r. Crump Emma f. Crump, No. 1860
Docket.
On motion Of the plaintiff. by Mr.. Albert Sillers
his solicitor. il is ordered that the defendant.
Emma f. Crump. cause her appearance to be
tered herein on or before the first rule day
curing forty days after this day; otherwise the
fault.
Ihe object Of this suit Is to obtain a divorce
Vinculo matrimonii the ground OF desertion.
~ Is hereby ordered that the above notice be
advertised in the Washington Law Reporter and
The Evening Star once a week for three success
sive weeks.
By the court, A. r. HAGNER. Justice, &c.
True copy. Test: ]. X. YOUNG, Clerk &c
BY L. J. WILLIAMS Asst CJark
oc4-1aw3w
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Detectives Humphrey and Hogan re-
turned to Baltimore from Philadelphia last
night with Charles Lewis. who is charged
with being one of the men who assaulted
Mrs. Margaret Winslow. alias Tauzer Of
this city, September 2S, on the Pimlico
road. The detectives said that a ring be-
longing to Mrs. Winslow was found
Lewis when he was arrested, and that an
other ring was recovered through a pawn
ticket FOUND on him. They said Mrs. Wins
low fully identified him as one of her as
sailants.
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Sent to st. Eliza beth.s.

Gottleib Spiller and Joseph Gantz the two
White House cranks who were arrested
some days ago, as heretofore published in
The Star, were sent over to st. Elizabeth's
Hospital for the Insane yesterday afternoon
Gantz's brother was in the city yesterday
but was afraid to take his unfortunate
brother home. He. however, will probably
be sent home in a few weeks
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Senator StOckbridge Badly Hurt,

Senator Stockbridge of Michigan at
tempted to board a north-bound grip car
last evening on Wabash avenue at Peck
court, Chicago. He seized the platform
rail. but before he could get on the plat
form he was struck by the south bound
grip, thrown to the ground and dragged a
distance of twenty feet over the rails and
rough stones. The Senator was picked up
unconscious and removed to the Richel!eu
Hotel, suffering from injuries about the
head and many bruises about the body
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A Salvation Army Collection Plate.
and to do just as she pleased. She came
forward smilingly and got the audience to
rise while they learned II believe we shall
win II we fight in the strength Of the
King" which went so well to the tune of
the Sweet Bye and Bye" that before they
sat down the audience was already in touch
with the army. Il am sure we shall win"
was the way Ensign Marshall had them
singing 1t before they got through. Then,
at her request Mr.. Mcfarland offered
prayer, and then Ensign Marshall taught
the audience one Of the finest army Choir
uses
'Grace there is my every debt to pay,
Blood to wash my every sin away,
Power to keep me spotless day by day, :.
For me- for mel!
Telling them how often that chorus had
been used to save men and women, and es-
pecially about one poor wretched drunkard
to whom 1t had been given as a prescrip-
ton. after the man had tried every other
remedy in vain, by young physician in
New York city, who had himself been con-
verted in the Salvation Army, and how that
wreck OF man was now sound and saved.
The ensign apologized for the absence of
Mr. Bjorksten, the Swedish tenor, who had
been detained at the last moment by his
duties In New York, but said she would try
to have him come the next time. Doubt
less this wa, a disappointment to many
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ATTORNEYS.

JOHN A. CLARKE.
JAS L. PUGh,
ALEX. l.. MULLOWNY
CLARKE. PUGH & MUIIOwNY
Attorneys and COunsellors at LAW
Practice in the United States Supreme Cont ,,,
the of the District: United states C,nr, -
Claims and before the Executive Departments
Rooms, Nos 5, ). sla. Is and 1871, Stewart
building, 402 9Th st. NV. seao -
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
Attorney at-Iav
Webster Law Building. sos u ST. NV wash,,,
ton ID. c. Residence. 923 z 81 nv daa
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Mr.. ]. B. Edmonds, who was formerly
one of the Commissioners of the District
is reported to be gradually improving Some
two weeks ago he had an attack Of a para
lytic nature. but he is now SO much better
that he Is regaining the use Of his limbs,
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A, l., Barber and His Yacht,

Mr. A. L. Barber has invited party Of
friends to be his guests on board his yacht
Sapphire to witness the great race Of to-
morrow.
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FOR SALE-HOUSS-
SOUTHWEST.
61o to SO Md ave.
BIB. 4r--.-.-...Sis.O OC
1lii and 1116 9th st.
b h, Ir. and 1 fh
In rear. .........G0OO
&19 LIST ST. Z b. 5r. 3, 81,
46I and 46s L ST,
FL. 4 rooms :. 3.sis
$50 y st. b h, 6r...2. 50
S42 and 344 NJ st,
I ID. Ar. 2, 800
456 LIST st. b n. 5r. I,ss
Alley.I and 9Th.
ii aud l. Z b. Or. 90
e13-15-l7 Burke's al,
Ar each. 800
SOUTHEAST.
nl3-l5 and III VI
81. m. 10 and Or. 81, OOt
81 and 323 ID st. o..
Or each ......-..3. OOs
eO9-9l1 I -. IN. 5r 5000
AIS L st. m. 6r. 600
Alley. bot 9Th and Itn.
g and Z. oh, 3r. Il, 500
pos 10th st. III. SRI. sou
1345. 1871 and 1870
X AZ N Sr eaehf 30
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MANICURE.

MADAME pawn. MANICURE AND CHIROP-
odist, 703 18TH ST. INVITE only importer
and manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and
CHlROPODIST GOODS south of New York. au23-tr
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Range Of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings Of the thor.
mometer at the weather bureau today; q N.
SO; 2 pm. SO: maximum. 81; minimum, So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-04

FATIGUE and exhaustion overcome by
Bromo-Seltzer. Contains no QpiatA
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-SOME EXCELLENT BARGAINS
100000 buys very handsome corner modern res
block and a half Of Dupont Circle: lot 22Iso.
10000 buys very finely built residence Of 10
56x2oo; excellent location
$500 buys beautiful 1o-room house; block and
$4,000 buys beaatifui white-stone front resi-
dence. same neighborhood-
S3.500-S2JO cash. balance monthly-buys pretty
new from brick right on car line, n.e., In ex-
cellent neighborhoot-
buys two excellent 7-room bricks, well located,
near Capitol, under good rental
and dwellings. sold singly or together at 81 $50
and 1900 each. located on prominent business
no better property for advancement or permanent
A nice groom frame in suburbs with lot
24:exloo; Is minutes walk from lines;
Consult Us for real harzains in all grades Of
property, whether Residence. business or ground
In the city or suburbs Also some excellent prop
sss 70 TaGGa1aS 70 700 D fas st.
for sALE-A BEAUTIFUL. 3-STORY AND GEL
lar house. 1905 Sd II. NV. next to corner; m.
/: cheap: examine it, Owner. H. l. MANN, ss4
Ind ave- oc4-6t'
FOR sALE-TO SETTLE UP EsTATE-COR +
and y sts s.w.; used for many years for bakery
business; lot 4711eo with improvements: price,
Oc4-3t 1901 + ST. NV.
FOR sALE-NEw EIGHT ROOM HOUSE: AMI !:
white stone front: 12i5 B st. Sc; convenient
P,rs nr,es m., xsSa auAT r.,a ao x 1n' on,
month. WILLIAMS BROS. 9Th and nv. o4-3t
Fol; SALE 21o6 ST. NV BEAUTIFUL
new house built for owners occupancy: best
Engagement and finish. 10 rooms, baths; price
and terms most reasonable H. L. RUST: GA
18th ST. n oc3-tf
FOR SALES. 25O-BARGAIN-ONE OF THE
Schneider row 9Th st. bet. l. and NJ: 3
rooms deep: beautifully finished
oc33t G. ULIiICH KENNEDY. sos 14th st.
FOR SALE-THAT DESIRABLE THREE-S STORY
and basement dwelling house 1905 q st. W. !;
nine rooms: all modern impror eInents. For terms
Ne. apply to WILLIAM W. GAIT. 1412 and
l+lf Penn ave. NV. &C.. G. Cornwell & sons.
oc3-6t
FOR SALE-2-STORY BRICK, ST NV; BATH
and water: 5th ST.; rent pays Der
cent on price. 81. 200. A ]. WHITAKER.
oc3-3t 9lS St
For Saloon ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS THAT
snug Groom and bath brick: ami; 11O4 X ST.
ne: 5000; cost 81. go: has to be seen to be
appreciated Owner. 1877 9Th ST. NV. oc3-2t'
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NORTH LAST.

SORTE .AST.
1853 to t259 b st. bh,
Or. and $50 to $40
18th st. bh. sr. all.
1924 G st. BIB. m /.
Or. .-....4,0OO
l221 NJ st, n, Or. 1850
1902 Linden st. bh,
1897 Gales ST. N.
or -.........-...s,l lou
~ 6 st. IN, Ar. ...2.WO
209 TO 2l5 I sr. BIB,
4r.. $500. 500
ST to SCI ID st. b
h. 6r- --...---l 900
log 81 st, m, Ar. 900
NORTH WEST.
2129 Va ave. IN. Ir-6.350
l41S 18th ST. n, Ir-6,O0O
i33 to III Prathers
al. bh. Ar. o, 900
I123 10Th st. BIB. 6r.
and 2 houses in r'r.
ar each. ......--6.W 900
2217 18th ST, b b. m
1, 6r- ----.--.-.S. 500
2013 = st. m. 7r- -5.OC0
s33. s35 I'D st, b h,
or each ........4, 500
1872 and 1924 sth st.
bh. N 1. Or.
rtion Of the properly on
all at ONCE for bulletin
h.
T. E wAGGAMAN.
STH ONLY-TwO FOUR
70 foot street; no cash
cheap Owner. Address
oc3-3ts
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS ID. c. WASH
ington ID. c., October 3. 1Ss3.-Sealed PROPOSE Is
Will be received az this Office until ONE p NJ
SATURDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH, 1899. for
relaying the floor of the Aqueduct bridge over the
Potomac river. For further informa ion apply at
this office. ]. ". ROSS, NJ. VI. PARKER q r
POWELL. Commissioners ID. C.. oct-ft
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
ton. ID. c.. September &c. 1S93.-SeaIed pro-
posals lin duplicate, will be received at the be
partment of the Interior until SATURDAY. the
FOURTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, lSo3 AT
ONE O'CLOCK PM, for the erection at the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane. near this CITY
Of two buildings for "epieptic patients i'm ac
coriance with plans and specifications to be seen
ut the hospital. A certified check for 3 per cent
of the amount bid must accompany each pro-
posal- The department reserves the right IN
waive any defects and to reject any and ali lids
Contract will be awarded only to regular build.
Ing contractors or carpenters. wM. II. SIMS
Acting Secretary. oco47aS1o
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING; AND
setting the cut-face granite work for the base
ment story Of the new gallery building for the
COrcoran Gallery of Art, according plans and
specifications prepared by Ernest Flagg archi-
tect will be received at the Office Of the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art until MONDAY, OCTOBER
NINTH, 1898. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. Plans
and specifications can be had at the gallery or of
Ernest Flagg, architect, 81 Broad street New
York. The right Is reserved to reject any all
bids SEQ LET
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Only four left Of those seven hand
some brown-stOne and press-brick houses,
built by on st. bet. y. H. ave.
and 18th. Those unsold are numbers
1I42. 40. As and so. and one or two Of
these will likely go in a day or two.
What made them sell quickly. you
ask Why, the substantial, thorough
manner In which they were built, their
conveniently arranged interior and the
elegant manner In which they are fin
ished even TO the slightest detail. Be-
sides. think Of the location, There isn't
better in the city OF Washington for
either a home or an investment.
Then the terms. Was ever such an
elegant resid nee sold for $12.5O0 upon
the payment of a paltry thousand dol
lars In cash. No wonder three of the
seven were snapped up" so quickly.
Don't put on looking at them, but come
at once.
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FOR SALE-SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
This week will sell q number of our best
standard Upright Pianos. in many different
styles Of handsome cases, at very low prices to
close them out. We must have the room for
our new fall arrivals. The bargain buyers should
call early. Payments will be SO per month
and these are all the finest toned and highest
class pianos made. See us befor..~nu decide
THE PIANO EXCHANGE WSnEROOMs
SEES 913 Pa. ave.
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READ THIS-w. @. METZEROTT 4 CO. HAVE
for sale magnificent upright piano. perfectly
new; handsome dark mahogany case; price, $50
rich scarf and stool go with all pianos. We
have several second hand upright and square
pianos for sale-all Of them bargains. Call and
see W. C. METZEROTT & CO.. lilo ST.
n. W. se19
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

TO TRADE OR SELL
Two very choice lots, each 50 by 200
feet, on Carroll avenue, Takoma Park.
400 feet from electric and steam cars.
Convenient to stores, post Office,
church and school, Good sidewalks.
Plenty OF shade. Ideally situated
Make me an offer.
GEO. NJ. MYERS, Real Estate and Insurance,
1906 Pennsylvania avenue NV. ocS
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-TWO HANDSOME
CORNERS IN THE NORTHWEST THAT WILL
SUBDIVIDE INTO Z ECONOMICAL BUILDING
LOTS CHARLES W. HANDY,
oc3-3t $40 18th ST. NV.
Corner LIST and NV, 81 90 foot.
Corner LIST and NV, 81 10 foot
Corner North Capitol and NV. 81 90 foot.
X, bet. n. Capitol and LIST W., 81 90 foot.
s. bet. n. Capitol and LIST NV. 75c. foot
T, bet. n. Capitol and LIST NV, Csc. foot
se30-5t A. L. BARBER & CO.. SO2 r.
FOR SALE-FINE LOT NEAR 14TH IN Mt.
Pleasant 5Ox1OO. Only Toe. 50. IT,; terms easy.
Also splendid cor. lot NV; 63xSS; will subdivide
into lots. Only 75c. foot
se3os&w,2t TERRELL 4 SMITH, $40 18th ut.
FOR SALE-EAST-FRONT LOT, WITH TWO
party walls; near corner 9th and East Capitol
sts; very easy terms; a chance to build
home. OWNER, IS 9th st. Sc. se9-1ms
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FINE UPRIGHT PIANO
Handsome ebonized case: 7 octaves: full tri-
chord grand fine quality of tone will sell for $3.50:
$40 down and s. monthly; this is a rare bargain
better 1t at once.
F. G. SMITH
se2S 1225 PA. AVE. NV
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THE SoHMER PIANOS HAVE RECEIVED THE
first prize at the worlds fair, and by this the
judges mean that 1t Is the best Piano in the
world. All kinds of sO-called frst-class Pianos
taken in exchange. We have not raised the
prices with the prestige. HUGO WORCH X CO.,
Sole Agents, 92o 18th st. NV. Pianos for rent.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-A SUPERB UPRIGHT PIANO, USED
but one season; standard make; the property of
discharged government clerk who will sell 1t
for $500; a bargain.
sci -3m THOMSOS'S MUSIC STORE 521 18th st.
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FOR SALE STRICTLY MODERN HOMES.
ADVERTISE ONLY BARGAINS.

SOi. Satisfactorily MODERN HOMES.
ADVERTISE ONLY BARGAINS.
Entry No. p-,..
3 DIX from Dupont Circle. ~ rooms $40 OOS
o. 81 bet lIth and 18th, north side 1900
wear Dupont Circle. 14r. ~ IT. 'front.' IL OOC
80 81 bet. 1Ith and 18th. south side II so
eoo-i DIX from Dupont Circle. 3r. deep. 10000
Ae'uaA-.--..--. buyers .......... investigate
.,,- 80 E C. BAUMGRAS
'oS- 'seSo-trI 1i21 q St, main floor.
soE sAlE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY To PUR-
n,steiass property in tine localities in the
az une1ceptiOnally low prices Several
a finished houses at the cor of 18th and
p, 80 nv: containing s, :. Q and Tor and bat tn
bandss-ns 'iSco, si,Oo9 $500 and $1,000. Two
.,ar l houses on W st. near 18TH sr bath,
seoae room S'O0 and s. 200. Also two very fine
IN n side OF ) st. near 18th: 4r deem.
- pt; "roNn-stone pressed brick fronts: Tor
oa'h eeiIar and steam heat. All of these houses
arr exceptionally we'll built contain Ali modern
e1pnNenehees; and are handsomely decorated:
ga crate cabinet mantels. electric bells electric
- ntIne ana inc granolithic sidewalks In
- .Ietn AZ once, they can be purcha sod
RON 500 TO 81 500 less than the regular prices:
Si.n daAy Tor inspection. Waterman In charvs
o"NER. Room 5. 1201 Penn ave.
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GREAT BARGAINS-A FINE NEW CABINET
grand upright piano; used only a short time
S175 cash will buy 1t. +. WALDECKER & CO.,
719 It'll st. NV. Oc2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-04

FOR SALE
18th 81. near G me-, 2-story and basement; 8
rooms and cellar; front porch. bay windows;
new. "a, 100.
Desirable building lot. 7th st. near NV;
lot 25xlO9: good I'd trust notes will be taken In
part exchange.
WATERS 4 THOMPSON,
$3.50 1888 + ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-04

FOR SAIE-SECOND HAND UPRIGHT PIANOS:
good new; s175 upward; second hand
squares. SIS upward.
se16 PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, AT 18th st. NV