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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

w.th srr,ih oaks. % which the r'lstiing
fravcs cling throughout the winter
Beyond The boase. the road. no longer
> street. pinnE-. irto . narrow way be-
slses.n taller pines ant l. lost % view.
T'hcrssnls ~ asrcs lie toward ~outhard
A. Squankan ant H~uaett's Mills
fet las h.rse IS not quite without
enat.cetian sslth fhe outside world Day
or n.Ei.t. TIE favcrite walk 81 Lake
WOOD n5sgaiey. j. just - the edge Of
the it.tle rlearinz AID. Ia case ~ need.
. fsssaly pee.et pune telegraph AMI
.r.fuss.e pole sstIirh stznis in tie yard a
eosaa1icunus object against the dark
piIss,s IN the lxround has eompan-
fcnabse look
lakewood lissif haxa't recently seen
- 6all a January that =. the town
W.T.. Is three other biz hotels hasn's.
Al tse politicians hang around the
I ..srsvt "a hotel. and the village drag
store rnaa. ifh, aas Imported two biz
pir-. b.ris fr3nl Delaware - give his
eisap tire .rrs Lakewood flavor. b.
rfefn- th, fact Ths fnonfh will BE
v-fe ffferrrt TEE cottage iife Il fhe
ace .si s-sn - AZ Us height The
frr~risrs haze a n4a<affi.eut house st
dep - . hiot's ~ LAID sshsreon ,h-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

manly - The southwest. Only the big
I.akr,So sJd hotel. where all the visiting
statesmen stop. - anywhere near IL
~. e4-n that a in sixht From the
sfatioa The hotel lies hidden beyond =
Ioys swelling height ~ land for which
..ril<s" Is = term exercising altogether
- as.ich. From The hotel. entirely sur
rsun&od D. pines. 40 other habitation
can T. SEA- Ne photograph of u was
ever takea because no camera that was
ever fn1sis can take II all in at the
limitos rarrs riatr necessary by the
surround ln< psoosls Sill another gen
fic rilge smaller than the last. and that
past. on corncs - VALLEY through the
bottom - uhicb frici<ies = stream. dry
Il snsalaer. aud too small % bear a
nara. S-ill beyond that, on the right
stands tas Cleveland cottage. A ten
acre plot goes with &. but Of this only
an acrs and a half 5 cleared in part.
toward tAc south. and on the other side
tn housc. raiates IN eustard pie
fast.on. yeilo~ with white trimmings.
az r. trovu barn hack uP against the
rtsn dark grecn a. the woods
Jp - t6is eoiot most os the pines
I've BEEN isdloroas cwarfs, mingled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Of water only two miles long and never
more than a quarter wide. IL il com
pieteiy surrounded By the property OF
the company. and except Al the dam at
its lower end there is no house upon H.
There Is. however. a kissing bridge, .
an echo aud other modern improve
ments. The lake. again. has rather a
fnuny name arasalj o"-named from
NJ Bricks daughters. Caroline. Sally
aod Josephine.
That man must have been genius In
nomenclature
The special claim that Lakewood
makes upon the attention Of Mr.. Cleve-
LAID and others Is its mild winter cli-
mate.
This year The mercury went down 20
eleven degree. belo,s zero said Capt
BRADSHAW. The veteran OF the place. %
me as we were Discussing that point
Wasn't II coitg- asked
'.Oh. dear. No. replied the captain.
enthusiastically "You see the air here
d 81 arv aud braeing that"
That's inst tho way real estate raan
talk in Jerusalem and everywhere else
However. the captain il right
Lakewood. With is virgin forest drives.
Is a beautiful pisre. and wh~u the
Clevelands leave FIR Washington thcy
MI probably fc~i son9e regret.
l. tho white house t. ee The scene ~
--shs. = e. sav. viii Baby Ruth have
or rsth~r. = Il thought thai there is
likely ~ be-f
dsn't know. But that's what they
eaY here. o~sS IAVapo~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
HEISAT LAKEWOOD
ClevsIand's Life in the Jersey
Pine Moods.
HINTS FROM The HOUSEHOLD
Baby Rats's SLED. shs Russlsa Gutter
sEs v.s.n0x Statesmen. Sonsfh-nx
Aboss ne Csssss sat Tewn-

Ths ts<<ls vhsts hos.ss - Lakewood
d 2heat ms nn=t lonesome place 81 hn-
usan residence Ia the state.
he Ns~ York reporters hare
sroi<<n II q vaguely - approached
from ire station by plank walk :
fhis /. generous figure Of spe~ch-
lakewood Il dssixuea for carriage
r>spss@ 2lro-t Exclusively, and the
plAnk 49, = conrned ~ the business
s-esson Of sh- town- Elsewhere IL Is
sDor.tlo. TAs station Is away % one
sI1e 81 everything and the visiting
statesman a f<st svoacsrs where the
tuw1 -
10 right down that road p4st the
bsx hotel. s.ys the native who has
watched IN str.nger !ook about he
dian's want ~ asa sar ~h.t 1 wss look
fnx
Thni Cleveland house les northeast
from The .tAtion and fully three-qnsr-
tszs Of mlls away. The village lies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

jcsph y berry. Of wsrss-. III. -ns
tfretied wsfe rne8astsfr and tied .
aansbef - dtifersas resoedse.. l,,it ssvs
ruoe "a Them -. naed g. a. hsn arr
seed h1t nnsliY ~ cot sais = one
tat speed y eerrt hins. " Nss maca
firssrd ~fth Is. ard fsif sue thst
others saallsfiT a. ct~f sould Ike %
ssrs whst 10 remedy wss snsl earef
nt lie states for tes b>n<ht -
- p1rie trst u = esile6 Chsust~r-
slrs fsta hslta. For ssls ~ y. j.
N4fstosx. Iraxxss. - MonFos street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

the least desired Some OF them-a
good many-are turned back at the ho-
Tel Manager Sterry is getting 10 be a
keen politician and car tell an Arkan-
sas democrat from Boston drummer
aalf n mile on When. however. visit
ors whose assistance Is not required IN
disposing Of Offices do make their way
- the custard pie house they find Mr.
Cleveland reasonably patient under the
inaiction.
Lakewood itself Is an interesting
place. which was rapidly coming into
favor with New Workers like ex-Mayor
Hewitt and Park Commissioner Straus
before Mr.. Cleveland took it up. II was
an iron manufacturing village. where
a man named Brick had works. He
had twenty-five thousand acres of Jer-
sey pine barrens and died poor. as
might have been expected. His family
had the unspeakabie folly 10 suppose
that winter resort named -'Bricksburg'
could be a success. They had the idea.
and IN 1850 some New York men bought
out the property and supplied the name.
and things began To look up. The Jer-
sey Central built the finest small station
in the state: the land company spent n
host of dollars in cutting roads through
the woods. The lake Is narrow strip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Our offerings always with view to establis
fact that headquarters for Black Dress Goods
Choice Of GO pieces of Diagonal and Surah Twill
wool at 49c yard, worth Coo.
90 pieces of 46nch Imperial Serges at 69c a
worth Soc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Fss tastes incidentally. IN keeping With
effssntiy sceep ssAie IN form, purely
sfol@eefue - cons poeltanD tru5y ben
svess etIseDeeehie qasllty II rssliy
al he eonsults : pAysictsa. Il coast.
psief - ns>. to- gentle fsmly lar
Eve syrup y ? g.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

fanb. Sfe Il now . year and . hAlf
s,l4. sturdy. rudy checked snd vel do
veAsp<a L4kr~eod people k.se sen
h1r - ssteu that there Is no parsieal~r
snrss~rY aboat her. Sometimes she
ACCOMMODATES Mrs Cleveland Ga = drive
s<.hiad the noedtax red planes Of the
Russian sleigh. Her osn particular
f.sortts = aB srdinary ehiid's sled with
= b.by carriage bon without hood s<s
ca top.
shsa passed the house once she
wa how.ing In lasty Americas f4shion.
Bat she almost never cries said .
Lady - - non rrmark~dit Ihi> lady
h.s b,~n a. the old Laurel honse-the
cas ia he heart of the village ansf
pearest the st4tion- when Mrs CleSe-
land ~as there before going - the cot
t.,s- and when every woFnan "a The
rh.ce fell down and worshipet tar
ehild from discreet distance
Saturday evening Lakewood WAS IN
festivc mood For the first time this
a. lson Mrs Cleveland attended pub
lie Junction. the occasion being tho
ball given by the cottagers She Wa
very qais<. did not dance and seemed 10
90 10y the fun a. much a. anyone pres
eat. bat lsst - al early hour. She also
dropped in ~ the free singing class.
aich u being instructed under the
auspices Of the Fr~emzns and others
OF The visiting statesmen little - seen
ia town Mr. BayArd and Mr. lamont
are beat known IA the place. Lake
wood knows no more about the cabinet
than Is printed IN the papers, but every
statesman who shows up : IN turn re-
s,.rced - a certainty for cabinet hon
os-. Harrity and Hensel were puzzle.
Both couldn't be slated. F" and - Lake
wood pitched upon Mr.. Harrity as a
possible apposntee. Such = nuisance
did the visiting statesmen become final
H. that the New York aud Philadelphia
afternoon expresses were called the
office seekers special" A good many
reople have come here from all parts Of
the country. whose presence was not IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

WssiH es~ ko.ssy rasrni~s--
100 yssnrs Al seoi assoriss IsS.s Tssls
and Ckesoss lsp-s-s sisial - al i~~s..s
saas<s a A9c yard. serfs 7se-
20 piers y tease.fai sPrs.g sAadss y
WHIP Ord, If CSC yard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12

Novelties of exquisite effects and texture will be
shown in styles which in all probability will be unobain
able later on
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-12
SPRING
APPROPRIATIONS

We Show an immense COIIeCtlOn OF NtW oprI1g
Dress Goods and Silks in plain and novelty effects
The many beautiful fabrics shown counters are
an interesting study in harmony of combination color
ings and artistic We safely say, at no prev-
Gus season has there been more elegant showing of
Dress Goods than is our pleasure place before you
now Not only is the collection the most choice that
will be shown this spring. but the prices the lowest
we have ever made.
The splendid success OF former years has been an
encouragement to greater efforts to place in this city
line of most exquisite French Dress Goods more
varied more complete than ever before We urge an
early selection, as best styles 60 first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25
ALONG THE wHARvEs.
Csrelessness in Not Displaying . Light at
Night.


Capt. Eskridge of the ferry steamer Co
1umbis Is UP in arms against those persons
who sail the river after dark without dis
playing a light He says that this species
of recklessness has increased to a great ex-
tent within the past few years. to the an
noyance Of steamboat people and the dan
Ger OF the careless ones themselves. There
Is law forbidding boats to be out after
nightfall without light. This law Is dis
regarded Pilots have to exercise the great
est caution at night. Small craft cannot.
as rule, be sighted far enough ahead to
give the approaching steamer room to stop.
thus compelling her to change her course.
This latter Is risky thing to do where the
harbor police Is to be called to the matter
and IL Is thought that they will provide a
remedy. The schooner yacht Margaret
kenner. while cruising around Sunday af-
ternoon. swept across the bows of the ferry
steamer Pilot Boy In such close proximity
10 her that hardly an oars length inter-
sened between the gunwale of the sailer and
the cutwater Of the steamer. Capt. Marina
duke of the Pilot Boy blasted danger sig
nails and sheered his course out of her prop
er path SteaInboaters complain that this
sort OF thing must be stopped
The sloop yacht Eola, formerly the prop-
erty of the Washington Yacht Club. but
which was recently bought at auction by
Mr.. John Carr. Is al Benefits yard She
Her owner proposes to make quite a little
stay at Atlantic City and at other resorts
along the coast Capt John Mccarthy, it
Is understood is to be her sailing master.
The Eola Is one of the largest and hand
soonest sioops on the Potomac river. She
Is also fast. and Is modelled after the most
approved of modern lines. She was for
merly a Baltimore yacht and has a good
record as to Iime. For the last year or
two she has been handled in these waters
by Capt Burlingame.
The catboat Dirty Eleven has been sold.
This craft Is. as her name does not indicate
one of the cleanest and smartest of the
home fleet in her class
Thomas Broderick and Edward Sullivan
were out last night in the Five Brothers on
a fishing expedition They lurked around
the channel all night. and were rewarded
with goodly string of rock black bass
and carp. One of the latter weighed thirty
pounds.
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Takon.a Park.

Miss NJ. E. Mann and Miss Julia Adams,
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. 2. r.
Holt. have returned to their homes.
Mr.. NJ. F. HalIeck Is convalescing from a
recent severe attack of illness.
Mr.. A. c. Drawbaugh has returned from
y trip to his home in West Virginia
Mrs Thompson of Buffalo. ". u, has re-
daughter. Mrs. 5. S. Shedd, and Miss Eliza
beth Shedd, the young daughter Of the lat
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Karr. Mr.. Fulton
Karr and Miss Cecil Mckee of Anacostia
Miss Louise Tucker of Georgetown is
visiting Miss Blanche Lay.
returned from a visit to Miss Sunny.
Mrs. Miller of Colorado Springs. Col, is
here for an extended visit TO her mother,
Mrs. II. p. r. Holt, with her sc1 Felix,
left Friday for a visit with her sister. Mrs.
Frank F. Emory. at Conquest" Queen
Miss Dora Van Horn has returned from
{. visit to friends and relatives az Lay Hill.
Mr.. George Lechner of DanviIle. Pa. has
returned after an absence of several weeks.
Mrs. Rohrer of Philadelphia. with Miss
Bessie Rohrer, the mother and sister of
Mrs. Follmer, are making their first visit
to Takoma-
Polsr has returned from trip to spen-
Mr.. Harry Sample has gone to New York.
where he will remain indefinitely.
Episcopal Churches here. with tie weekly
prayer meeting held by the Methodist
brethren. are well attended. notwithstand-
Ing the heat.
The Takoma Park Gun Club held their
weekly shoot. which resulted as follows:
First event. % birds-Crenshaw and Nc
Kelden. first. 10 each: Stubs second q
Second event. 10 birds-Stubbs first 10
birds; Brasshear and Ford. second each
Third event. club match, u birtis-Mc-
Kelien and Crenshaw. first event IL birds.
Stubbs. Ford. King and Lay, secon event
10 each.
Fourth event. 10 birds-BraSahnar first
event 10 birds; King. second event birds
This club Is still shooting on the -sro,Ind
used by them July near Silver Spring
station. and have about determined to To-
rate permanently on this ground.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE PROPERTY
e; Cor: Iath and ne; i6ozgo; al 81: IS So. it.
$ e. 32HxI24 at ell Florence st. n.e lots 16x
= , each; at sol 5 C. ave- bet b4sh and 18TH 50c
Sc 11xSS each So 800 for 2 lots. Submit PROPOSE
tons 10 JSO. A BUTLER. Jr.. 500 st. n W jy,s3 81
Tor ExCHANGE-IMPROyED PROPERTY TO
excnanse Tor smaller property for vacant
sr9und; y T. ave and l.t I. W.. stories, II rooms
si3 PET 5 Ssn and loth at si3 500; Csc.
90. 500; near 18th W. At %. 500; Mass ave. bet
st and Cd n ~. 900; 9TH St n e.. a. 600 C s. O.
bet. 18th and l:'th; houses 81 900 each; frames
Quander ST., 81. 600 each; I'd bet. and (new)
n. e, 8 rooms 81. 500 Submit propositions to JNO.
A. BUTLER. jr.. SOB ST. NV. ty22-3t
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FOR lighthouses.
10000

FOR RENT-BY THos. q. HENsEY CO.,
1900 ST. n W.
grounds. IA rooms; an elegant residence. Ter
UlOO.
20o New Jer.ssy ave. n viewing the Capitol
room, laundry and coal room; finely furnish
ed and decorated viii lease. Per month 10o a
20lS @ ST. n. W.. three stories and bssement 10
rooms and bath; completely furnished Per
I7I7 ST. n W.. i2 rooms and bath. Per month ~
1873 10th st. NV. rooms and bath; new
ca house :, Per ,a, month nth w::,;:,...-: so
o1 ICONS and bath; new house Per month. 80
oI nse g; o.. Per month so
bath a new houses Per month. as
bath new houses. Per month .............. a. n
513 Florida ave n w.. & rooms and bath, fur
mace room. new house and finely finished
475 ST. n. W.. 8 rooms and bath. large size nv
yard; Per month; $50
an NJ 300
S24 14th st. NV. rooms upstairs. Per
month Ii
fyO4~6t
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Horsewhipped for Swindling a Teacher.

A special from The Dalles. Oregon. says:
Rev o. ID. Taylor. pastor of the Baptist
Church here. was horsewhipped by a
woman yesterday. Taylor is president of
the wasco Independent Academy and acts
As its treasurer Miss Holcomb. one of the
teachers for the past year, was engaged
by Taylor. With a friend. Miss Equie. she
left her home in the east to come to The
Dalles, a little over a year ago. After the
close Of the term Miss Holcomb applied
for the salary due her and was paid siOO
phort. Taylor refused TO pay the balance.
Miss Equie called on Taylor yesterday
morning and demanded the balance due her
and he refused to pay. Miss Equie then
proceeded to cowhide him with whip
which she had bought for the purpose.
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PERSONAL.

MOT IN THE SUMMER TINE DO WE TAKE A
~ back In front with unusual gents
discarded garments. Write for US. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND. 6l9 d st. n. W. jy:2o
LII WHO ARE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
"A will learn something to their advantage by ad
dressing CONFIDENTIAL,
jyl4- I'm Box A. Star Office
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers Send l0c to
s. W. FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute,
je30-1m' Southwest corner Sth and & SITS NV.
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
IA Communications promptly attended to confden-
tiaI. Ofice open all hours: Best references. WM.
WILLIAMS. Manager. $40 n. Established 1880
,e291ms
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

L'OR RENT-EXCEEBINGLY CHEAP-SECOND
Il floor 1921 st. A rooms. suite excellent loca-
ton for offices of every description. B. II. ROBERT
SON. 1891 q st. n. W. jy25 -3ts
DOR RENT-COOL AND PLEASANT OFFICE
l. rooms in the Lehman building; all mod inns.
low rent 10 desirable tenants A. I. COUMBE. 1925
New York jy22-3t
DOR RENT-OFFICES IN THE McGILL BUILD
ing, pos to 9l4 g St. just west Of the patent office.
This building contains every modern device and i'm
provement known for comfort safety and convenience.
All offices have direct light and ventilation. jy21- I'm
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II THE HAIR has been made 10 grow q natural
eolOr OIL bald heads in thousands OF cases. by using
Halls Hair Remover, why Will 1t not in your case:
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

LrOR sALE-F1RsT-CLASS BUSINESS STAND
II stock - groceriss. provisions liquors. horse shd
WAGON ana wall rent store room aud cellar aud stable
or whole house owner unable 10 give personal ~
" - ..
LNoR sAIE-SroCK AND FIX UREs or GROCERY
Il store doing good business in East Masiinctoh-
Address SUGAR. Star Office. 1ya52r
.,op -. -, !. =, -. : !.
pa sss s,Ah sIpht; bESI LOCAAiIN
vxrANTrD n, ,,r-,y . S,,,,,,, a, 5,,,,,, no, q,
w rod busiBess aaSTes" IN l.',fst NV
.y25-2t'
I,OR SAIF f,OtSNED paI, ,N.T MINI: tlo0S
good h,sness 800 nesss eT tnq
lars address BOX 40. Star ofa,e. 1ts
NCANTFD-To LEASE OR BfTY GROUND FoR
NJ SITS NV. Address Box ~, star ofBoe. US 81
NOR SALE MIST tF som THIS WFEEs
trxs no I,S o.. rssa paTtr b.s thar
business. 1901 5ih 81 NV ;y24-3s'
TSoD S.TF 49, vrTTT YT-,- a ,G0oD SRoCFIfT
~ - lst-cos9 " la ~ = NN,,y, -
store, MIXTURES Snd SNnhE, dSliiE t3,h al
mrs. setrlhce mace on 81 49, s.,s e.
afess or can a. Ii, Moiioe 81 Aha''s'i'i -
I.oR sALF-BAR ROOM. STOCK AND PIX
II lures: good location Apply 6ls ID -. nv
jv.@s
!. m --SSz-.---1 -
Eok Sh-t-A blNlSo huoA -. "a 49,. -
for cash. and a very low rent. Apply l2+s ~ =
L,oR sALE-COUNTRY STORE on RAILROAD
50 600 cash req uired. BENJAMIN a SAUL 81
(APITALIsTs. srbcUI.AToHs AND BIILDEIss
VERY profitable investment at eer hsares - re-
estate. Invest your silver certihcaies nov. y "
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SSoe Pros av. b. mi. '2S23 Q st. br. MI Tor. $50
.,e rnf $50 1900 18th st, hstr. Or
1914 81, br mi. ia fur go Boil Dumb av br
1887 VT ave. br. mi Or. IS mi 5r 25
pl5 Q st. br. mi l4r so l3lg3Sd 81 In mi tir 5O
30l st. Dr. mi. Tor. 30 1921 ga ST lr mi er l5 so
1870 S2dst. br. store IT. 30 3,os % 81 br mi ar %
Itos ia ST. Dr. store l29 sd. Dr. store. lr - so
sna stable 2r..... 80 3e05 2 st br b. mi sr - 80
So3 st. br. MI i:Sr. 81 SO 3sfs ST frame Or 10
ao3 ST. Or. MI. 1Or.- 20 3s} ST. frame cottage 10
-, - &. II. fICKLING BRO,
Nl3 1854 ed II. n. W. and ,4o6 q n W.
FOR RENT-FRoM JULY Is. 1925 r ST. NV:
Il two-story and basement brick; 10 rooms and all m
nard-wood nnish IN hrstclass condition; fG5 per
month. SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
yo-lm aoT St
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EOR RENT-lS2S 8TlOO Sth me- 7r Z Q m iesA 80
nv. 1Or. m j...... 0761115 NV, o., m l.. rs
1711 18th 0r m 606l6519 zth ne Or, am 20
17l5 l4th Sr m so liz 10th Sc. 7rhs mi 10 80
1908 st NV Sr&a m so SCI 18th x N 4. Is 80
l340 Riggs Ut NV. Or, il2lQ-12 L se, 6r..
am As 1877 Fla ~ ne 5r&w 10. so
612 Pa 100 80 1875 Fla av ne 5rkw 10 80
1917 22d NV Sr. ami 30 Lib Wylie st me- 10 80
II Tenn av 7r&a IN l. 30 Rear 313 7th Sc, g. 80
114l 10th 7r&b.. ~ 30 l234 Wylie ne Or 8. 80
1915 9th Sr&a 7 so SIP Marks alley Al. y. 80
947 25th NV. Or. m .2hoOl
EOR RENT-A NICE NEW CORNER HOUSE IN
a convenient section Of Georgetown, one square
TON CAME cars two squares from MetropoItan cars
l23O 18th st. eight rooms and bstb prettily pa
spection.
iy2s-2t DAVID D. STONE. so4 and soS F st. n. W.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

DOR RENT-16O4 18TH ST. : NINE ROOMS: ALL
u modern improvements; newly painted and papered;
IA thorough repair; $50 per month. Apply TO 1884
KingnAn place. jy25-3ts
EOR RENT-,A NEAT sIx-KOOM BRICK HOUSE
GIG so. In advance. SIS Dsf e.; key next door.
Owner. ]. d. CHOISSANT, GO 18th st. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND.


OST OR STRAYED-A PUG DOG. ANSWERING
L. To the name OF Duke" S25 reward will be paid
to any returning him to o13 18th NV. No
questions asked. :y2l-6t'
I OST - SUNDAY EVENING, A GOLD MUSIC
L. medal. marked ''Wsveriy Seminary, Md. 1878 :"
between Pierce place and Harvard st. and 18th and
14th sts- II. Liberal reward if left at The Star Of
fce. 1t
L OST-BETWEEN 9TH AND AND 18TH AND
Ia D. gold eyeglasses. chain and pin in sealed
velope. Return to 1918 9Th st. n. reward 5yJ2t'
7 OST-ON COLUMBIA RAILWAY CH ST. CARS).
IL between 9th ST. and y. Y. ave- and government
printing Office about m Monday. black leather
pocket book containing s:3J and small change Re
ward if returned TO S04 st. ny jy24-6'
I OST-JUIY 23. LACE HANDKERCHIEF AT
IL the Immaculate Conception Church or between
there and lie Drot Park. Reward if returned to 5l5
Spruce St. lie Droit Park. 9ya4-3t"
G. REwARD-LOST-A GOLD LINK-LOCKED
M Bracelet Kitie and residence IN the lock.
Return TO 1913 10th St II W. iy24-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25
FOR RENT-STORES.

LrOR RENT-STORE 2l8 10TH ST. NV; $50
Il month. Inquire at 9261< La ave. jy2O-lm
E,OR RENT-A WARE HOUSE; IST AND E. ;
l. on Penna. RR. track in warehouse
JOHN MILLER CO.,
ty2O-5t sos st NV
E'OR RENT-314 PA. AVE. NV. LARGE STORE
Il and 10room dwelling 3 large rooms in rear suit
able for storage will rent store $1OO
jy1S-im Sw0RMSTEDr 4 BRADLEY g.T st.
EORRENT-FINE sTOREIN MONTROSE FLATS;
Il 2exS6; heated by steam will rent cheap to per-
manent tenant. /. 8. FRISfOE,
ap21-10w' 1888 st. NV
E'OR RENT-3I4 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV. :
l. large store room cellar. Rent, S6o.
SWORMSTEDT BRADLEY.
je21-1m g27 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25
WANTED-ROOMS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOM, I'D FLOOR
w front gas and heat; give size Of room. number
Of windows distance from street and price;
plies must contain the above information. yJ.w.,
1719 18th st. jy253ts