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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

I,nr,.- lIr. Paul Chesailier, AWctioneer'
10 rue de la Grange Ba-e.iere,
Meg DUCUESNF. Auetionecr rue de Hsiovrs'
Tho studo OF the Celebrs tcd French Mater
MEISSON NIER.
ComnrislnQ Paintings by MEJ,,ONNlER,
studies BY MEIsSONNlER,
sketches bv MEisSONNIER
Water Colors hy MfISsONNIER,
Drawings by M.ISSONNlER,
VIII be sold In isIi' IN con'rq"rn" vi NE u'"'' Nv w.
"''V nm Er,t,y 18th 70 saturday Nav Goth 1898.
rxncft: NJ GEORGES PETIT, II rue Godoc de Maur0ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

A. By the Fifth Avenue Auction Roosss
23S 5Tu-AVE.
WIN. u. NORMAN Auctioneer.
NOW on EXHIBITIONS
GRAND COLLECTION
Louis XIV XIV. XVI. Empire. Colonial Marqaeterie
and Modern Furniture Armor sheffield Plate Old Chelsea
stanorishlre Wcdgwo0t. Bleu de Nsnkin, Old En2hsa
Cut ,i.is. Mirrors, carpets. A largo number
RARE CURIOS AND RELICS,
Belonging the Of the late COL. j. r. g. DENs
TON, OF Newark, New.Jersey
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION TO MORROW
WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS.
April 70 o7 and 2s at . O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

Joint Debate
OVER THE
UNLIMITED FREE COINAGE
OF SILVER
4, now taking place in Tho Weekly pihune. betwsea
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART. United States Senator from
Nevada backed by silver authorities 10 avor q
Ere, Coinage and Hon. Roswell g. Horr. backed By Re-
publican authorities against II This Is strong ana
intensely Interesting debate.
Tho Weekly Tribune 81 . year. Single eopiea
wrapped for mailing. 3 cents.
THE TRIBUNE. Nsw.Yosk
Yacht for sa 300 cntebosrd sloop. Sex1i neyS
fast and beautiful, fully nted out fnosgrspeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25
ALEXANDRIA.
The Alexandria Glass We,

The Alexandria Glass Works.
For the first time In it's history Alex
andria has now a plant Of glass works. IL
is situated on Duke street extended at
West End. and though is yet devoted only
TO the manufacture of bottles and the like.
promises a more extensive establishment.
The new plant is in fact a cooperative
work 1t Is owned and managed by nine
workingmen trained to the manufacture of
glass, and operating the works together
under the management of one of their num-
Der. Several carsoes which came to Alex
andr1a as sand will go away as glass II Is
believed this is the only factory Of the Kind
In this neighborhood. The old glass house
near Easbys Point, recently noticed In The
star. and that once operated In the hollow
south OF the capital have long since passed
away Alexandria has had several potter
les. but no glass works.
An ARRAY With WashinStOn Colorea
Men.
Three colored men formerly of Lynch
burg. but now living in Washington. named
James T. Pride. Edward Sheppard and John
w. Pride. came here yesterday and at tie
corner OF King and Columbus streets an
alteration occurred between them and HUI
Boyer. a white printer living In this city.
one OF the colored men broke a cane over
Boyers head and he was cut In the face
and neck quite severely. The doctors say
idu the "Ounu varied q quarter OF an inch
from Its place IL would have proven fatal
The parties were carried to the station
house. where Boyer was released on col
lateral The colored men remained all night
and this morning the mayor will investiga ate
the matter.
Notes.
The chapel on Gibbons street west of
Alfred known as the village chapel has re-
Gently been closed for repairs 1t has now
been painted and otherwise renewed and
was reopened yesterday afternoon. Rev. T.
E. Carson. Mr.. C. w. Millen and Others
delivered addresses
dwelling owned by Mr.. J. Owen Kirby
In Fairfax county about four miles from
this city was destroyed by fire on Saturday.
The proposals for establishing a singing
class at Peabody Hall in this city promises
to be success. and will add another TO the
pleasant methods OF spending evenings this
winter A meeting to organize a choral
union will be held at Peabody Hall tonight.
The base ball game arranged for last
saturday afternoon between the Outcasts
and the Old Dominions was postponed on
account of the rain
II will be some time before City Treasurer
Lunt will be able to resume the business OF
his Office. In the meantime the once viii
be In charge OF Assistant Treasurer Creigh-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25

The report of Superintendent Warlel of
the census bureau has been received at the
Department of the Interior 1t covers a
period of thirteen months, from the rcsig-
nation Of Superintendent Porter to July 81.
1888. Other than the regular volumes which
will be comprised in the final report, the re
are in print. and soon to be published the
following monographs: Vital Statistics OF
Baltimore and the District of Columbia: :
Manufactures of New York City; Textiles:
Electrical Industries If New York State
and Transportation the Pacific Coast
Volume No. of the compendium is in
type. Three volumes of the mai report
have been published, and two have been dis
tributed. These are Mineral Resources of
the United States; Wealth, Debt and Taxa
ton, Part l, and Alaska. The following
volumes of the final report are in type, and
are being plated: Indians. Transportation,
Vital Statistics, Insurance, Crime, Pauper-
ism and Benevolence. ind Population.
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AFFAIRS IN UTAH.
The Report of the Commfssion to the
Secretary OF the Interior

VI tnc AnterhOf.
The Utah commission. consisting Of A. B.
Williams. chairman; John A. McCeermand.
X. 3. Robertson, G. L. Godfrey and Henry
Z. Lett has submitted its annual report 10
the Secretary Of the Interior. The report
states that an important change has been
made In the time Of holding elections In
the territory. Formerly. under the terri
toriaI act OF 1883. as amended by subsequent
acts. the general elections for territorial
district. county and precinct ofYicers were
held on the first Monday Of Angus, annual
ly. and the municipal elections Tor city and
precinct officers were held annually or BIZ
ennially at varying intervals Of time, rang
ing over most Of the year. Separate regis
trations for these elections were necessary
To correct the evils OF this diversity of cleo
uon periods, two acts of the territorial g
sembly were passed. One fixes the period
Tor the house TO house registration and the
other provides that all elections general
and municipal. including elections of men,
pers OF the assembly and delegate to Con-
gress. shall be held the Tuesday after
the first Monday in November biennia lly.
The next elections will be held on the 18th
OF November. Much space In the report Is
given TO correspondence between the COM
mission and Mrs Jeanette H. Ferry. prest-
dent of the Industrial Christian Home As
ISOLATION Of Utah, relative TO the surrender
or said institution to the control OF the
NOhiAiiiooiOh- n sLlan appropriation Is 0Skeo
to keep the building In repair Ii il sug-
gested by the commission that the building
SO surrendered would afford ample accom-
modations for the federal offices in the ter
r,tory, thus saving several thousand dol
lars 10 rental to the government Susges-
tion is made by outside parties that the
building be donated to the city of Salt Lake
for use as a high school, and that il be
turned into a soldiers home
The commission rendered a decision To
the eject that any person in the territory
Otherwise qualified to vote. and who has ap-
stained from committing any sexual offense
aimed at by the Edmunds-Tucker act since
November l. 1880. ought to be permitted to
register.
The report gives the history OF the CON-
mission since its creation in -SS2 The
commission recommends that a general
marriage law be passed by Congress- The
report states that the condition of the min
ing Industry In Utah is 3eplorable. One OF
the urgent needs OF Utah is a scientific and
comprehensive system of irrigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25
Alexandria County News.

The democratic executive committee CT the
county met Friday night at Bailston. Tha
committee organized for the campaign by
the election OF c. b. Graham county
chairman. and VIM. y. Febrey as county
secretary. The chairman was appointed a
committee TO walt on the executive COM
mittee of the city 10 arrange for the nomis
nation OF a member 20 the house Of dele>
gates 10 be elected In November next
Superintendent OF schools, ]. L. Clements.
has been visiting the schools OF the county,
all OF which have started with an Increased
atterdenc except the new school at Ball.
ston. which will start the first OF next
month. The superin tendent has been noti-
fed that the state apportionment Of help
from the state literary fund for this year
will be 81 SAP % This Is a larger amount
than heretofore given and will help consid-
erably to raise the grade OF the schools OF
the county.
Mr. A Il. Hines. through his attorney,
James E. Clements, has sold four acres Of
land at Ballston 10 Mr.. John Miller of
Washir gton for ~. 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25
THE GARBAGE FACTORY.
The People In the Vicinity VIII Hold
a Mass Meeting Tomorrow Evening.

The People In the Vicinity VIII Hold
"a Mass Meeting Tomorrow Evening.
Tomorrow evening the citizens Of South
Washington will hold a mass meeting to
protest against the continuance of the gar
bage burning plant in that section. The
meeting will be held at the new hall on
South Capitol street between n and o
streets, and Mr.. w. A. Richards. chair
man Of the committee, in charge of the
meeting, will probably preside. For a num-
Der of years the refuse of the entire city
has been shipped from the wharf near the
foot of South Capitol street and the citizens
living In that section had 10 tolerate the
sickening odors from the carts all day
Now that the garbage is dumped and burned
In the factory they claim that their griev-
ance Is greater. Some weeks ago the citi-
zens petitioned Congress to right, as they
allege, their wrongs, and resolution call
ing for Information was passed. This in
formation was furnished the Commissioners
last week by Deputy Health Officer Tracy
The facts set forth have not yet been made
public. 1t is the purpose of those who
called the meeting for tomorrow night to
have free discussion OF the matter and
petition the Commissioners to abate the al
legged nuisance
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FOR SALE-HOUSES-
NORTHWEST.
] to 10 O'Brien's ct,
1000 to 2o27 E st. )
h, Or. -. ..... 20. 900
954 to 07S Boundary
st, b b. Ar. all. 1853
9O3 II st, { h, 7r.12,eOO
1892 I st. I b, 5r. s., 900
332S to 1854 P st, b
h. 5r. u, 900
1919 z st. b b. m l..
1isS and So Goth st.
b h. 6r, each. g, 500
2l29 Va ave, IN, 7r.6,350
141S 18th ST, n, 7r.6. 900
433 to AL Prather's
al, bh, Ar. ...... @. 900
1123 10th st. bh, d.
and 2 houses In r'r.
ar each. G. 900
2c17 18th at. b b, m
1, Or. g, SOC
2013 s at. IN. 7r. g. 900
S33. S35 22d st. b h,
Or each. ..........4,5OO
1922 and 1924 Sth st.
bh. IN I. Or. a, 400
20O4 " ct. T h. 5r. =. g. $50
The above IL only Q p
nv books. For full list
issued on the LIST and Is
sp.lI
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BUILT FOR HOMES.
T. e. wAGGAMAN.

BUILT FOR HOMES
There is vast difference between
houses built TO sell and houses buiiI lor
homes. We have put up seven on 81
between " II. and 18th ST.. wnlch
can vouch for from stem to stern
1740 to 1852. 174O and "A have been
sold. -Four stories: brown stone anu
press brick. Hot water heating through.
out. First floor in hardwood finish anu
double floors. Richly decorated through
cut Tiled bath rooms. Elegantly ar
ranged interior. lower floor having kitch-
IN. laundry. servants bath room, heat
Ing apparatus, pantry, &c. Next moor
has handsome parlor, reception hail.
dining room and buffers pantry. Ihe
third has three bed chambers. closets
tiled bath room modern appointments
Sc. The fourth has three large bed
chambers, with closets. SC. Lot IS
70 by % IT., being room for stable II de-
sired. Open from 9:3O to pm. Terms
$1,000 down and balance to suit. Com
munications for Information answered
In person.
& DAVIS, Builders and Owners"
l20 Mass. ave. ne. se22-2w
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1219-1222 Madison st.
I. Ar. 33. 600
Stable in allev bet
18th and 10th. x
and l. SITS n W. g, 900
451 and 453 Ridge st.
I h, Or. 600
2i5 Pomeroy ST, % b,
or b, 900
3 houses on Sherman
ave, b h. Or. g., 900
PAT and 249 Pomeroy
st, b h, 5r en- n ., 800
1922 32d st, ( \, 4r.2.JOO
1903 and 3O6 . 81 al
ley, I h, Ar. Zoo
616 and 6lS Marion
alley. I h. ir.. 900
1l3 to 100 Pierce st.
b h, Or. 2, eco
4o4 and 426 o st
alley,f h, 4 roOms1 .NO
1905 to 1217 35th st,
b h. Or each. Il 800
613 to 619 n H ave,
b h. CT each. 1.GU
1000 Sd st. { h, Ar. Il, 500
21l3 and 2115 D ct.
b b, 8 rooms,
each ........... LOU
,rtiou of tho property on
call at office for bulletin
b.
n U WACCANA
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Abseut-Minded Texan.
From the Vernon Texan.

From the NernOn ItAdn.
Vernon has several absent-minded people.
One fellow is 50 absent-minded that while
he was writing and smoking a cigar he put
the lead pencil I'm his mouth and went ahead
writing with the cigar. and did not dis
cover his mistake until he put the fire end
Of the cigar In his mouth, thinking he was
wetting the lead pencil Another who IL
troubled this way was day hurryfnr
with a big package which he wished TO eN-
press. and seeing that he could not get tn
the depot in time. laid down the package
SO that he could run faster. and after q
hard run. reached the train, but was sur.
prised that he did not have the package
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25
The South Carolina Sufferers.

A collection was taken at the Fifteenth
street Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning for the benefit of the fund for the
South Carolina sufferers
On Saturday of this week there will be a
game of base ball between the Spartans
and Y. NJ. G. A. teams, the receipts of
which will be donated by the management
to the South Carolina sufferers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AND
setting the cut-face granite work for the base
ment story OF the Dew gallery building for the
Corcorap Gallery of Art, according to plans and
specifications prepared by Ernest Flag archi-
tect Will be received at the office of the Corcoran
Gallery of Art until MONDAY. OCTOBER
NINTH. 1893 at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. Plans
and specifications can be had at the gallery or Of
Ernest Flag. architect, 81 Broad street, New
York. The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. se20-16t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25

The installation OF Rev. A. W. Shields
NJ D., as pastor of the Virginia Avenue
Baptist Church. corner OF LIST and VI streets
southwest, will take place Thursday even
ing, September IS, at the church. After
the services a reception will be given to
the new pa0tor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25

GnMER sig o =. NV. owner. se4-lm'
FOR sALE-PANIC PRICES.
HOUSES AT GREAT BARGAINS.
White stone and brick. built by TT.
soSs St S from a' Dupont snS esee
lor. 81: deep. large lot; reduced TO-: =. 10000
Actual. 80. buyers: Investigate.
rAou. 7s, uee.D + 1.s E b a.. maia soo,
FOR sALE-CHEAP, on EASY TERMs-yERY
ssa ss made
6 6aW;; ~ 9Th g. 't Nv: 1905 ST. NV. R L
brick dwelling. ISIS ists A &. nsW.: tsirsesn
rooms and bath room: all latest improvements;
o1
pFSsi 1907 90 r.
FOR SALE-HoUsEs 141o. 14i2, 1914. 141e AND
i4lS ct. me-; twostory bricks; rooms. bath
. 't sos
good business property: This Is q growing section
ss The 4s. ,sf fSr ssss : e E
st. NV. sel5-1Ot
FOR sALE-ONLY TWO LEFT OF THOSE
snd Sc, houses at the cO,nss Of lab
.n Room isol pss $1,000 to
home having width Of az fest and consainins
10 r0o%s r and e s Price $1,000 sEMMEs
OH r et. eel1-1m
FOR sALE.4s.. .ss 9Th ST. y. -E.-rwo PAR
f ar pressed SrieSs 10 feet front built With e.
closet room: bright, dry, coy convenient: terms
easy Inquire Of owner. WILLIAM MAYsE GIG
9th st. NV. se13-1m
Known s 1T E.nf AZ .s 1I9
p.b: houses, 1880. 1892 and 1884 ST. NV, OPP
Pear If os Hsp9 ~ to Ds B T.
OGDEN. Warrenton. Va. se4-1m'
FOR sALE.-BEAUTrFUL NEW s-ROOM HOUSE:
rsa.s' saM fshs;'.a 'f sy Ssiie
FOR sALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
in sDs in ss
beautifully finished houses at the cor: Of 18Th and
an" and 80 5000 SSs N Tao
On and r. near a,s 81, Si a
Large ios erS SS fronts iS
e1eeponay se1 Ss contain al al modefs
conveniencee and are handsomely decorated;
sss. ns hell
es e ss
se2-an OWNER. Room 8. 1901 Penn.
FOR sAIlE-BEAUTFUL COR. HOUSE IN GROW
ass Of mods9n Inn
Rroyem,ents Price. $1,000. large reduction to
sessa '" oMSEa Room 40, Penn ave.
FOR SALE-TwO BROwN-STONE AND PRESSED
brick houses; 10 rooms beautiful cabinet mantels.
with elaborate plate glass trimmings; parlors
and reception hall finished in Moorish design:
tiled bath room and vestibule. electric bells.
speaking tubes, electric gas lighting, large yard.
steam heat and xyanolithic sidewalks. Very de-
sirable for high government officials Congress-
men. Fashionable neighborhood west Of 14th st.
se2-8m OWNER, Room 5. 1901 Penn ave.
FOR sALE-NEw EIGHTIROoM HOUSE, WITH
cellar. an mod. imps. 1906 Both st. NV; two
blocks from two lines Of Apply to ED. ].
HANNAH. SIT nth ct. NV. auS-tf
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FOR SALE-TWo LOTS ON NORTH SIDE I ST.
ONCE. ~ n.
FOR SALE-LOT 5OXl32 IN TODD & BROWNS
SUBDIVISION. or viii exchange for improved prop
trust notes. JOHN McHvEEN. cor. 9th and +
SIS. NV. Room 2, warder building se23-3t'
LOTS FOR SALE
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & co.
FOR sALE-several lots on 10th st. At reasonable
FOR sALE-Fine lot IS feet front On Massachu-
FOR 70 O SSr nSestm.n.s in lots in
Columbia Heights at 80 to so cents per square
foot; also lots west of 18th st. Inquire for par
FOR sALE-we are directed to offer several lots
In the Hoimead subdivision Of Mount Pleasant at
FOR sALE-we offer the most attractive lots in
Petworth at reasonable prices. This property is
Improved In part by concerted streets. sewer.
water and gas and is the cheapest property per
square foot in the District containing such i'm
FOR sALE-Persons wishing to settle on Capitol
Hill will do well to call for our list Of lots aud
prices. We have large number OF lots located
around Lincoln Park. section that is being
dered specially attractive for persons Of n'oder-
We have also q number OF lots near Kendall Green
at prices that should render them attractive to
FOR sALE-SeveraI attractive lots on North Can't
tol ST. Just south of New York ave. This is the
FOR SALE-Lots in BlOomingdale on S, 7. and U
VIM H. SAUNDERS & CO..
se23St INV 1907 = St NV.
FOR SALE SEVERAL BARGAINS
In desirable lots
On Columbia Heights
se23St OSCAR W. WHITE, $50 + ST. NV.
FOR sAIE-oNE OF THE BEST AND MOST ECO
NOMICAL CORNERS ON 14TH ST. EXTENDED;
Just the place for fat block of residences !;
cheap and on easy terms. REDFoRD w. WAL
KFR & son, 1OO6 st. se2s-3t
FOR sALE-NICE LOT on ROANOKE ST.
Columbia Heights; improved by two frame
dwellings: rented for S36 per mo-; will be sold
low to prompt purchaser. (No. 1871
se2S- ST. TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 stnw.
FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE 25-FooT LOT ON
Kenyon St, c. H., bet. 18th and l4th sts.; a
bargain for a few days. N. NJ. PARKER. 1918
ST. NV. se23-7t
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL
lots, each 5Ox200 it,; Carroll ave-, Takoma Park
half square from electric and Il. and o.
station. GEO. NJ. MYERS, 1905 Pa. ave. sele1w
FOR SALE-CHOICE LOT; 2aXS5 Fl To 15-FT
alley; near Iowa Circle; special price for few
days. GEO. NJ. MYERS. 1905 Pa. ave. se1s-lw
FOB sAIE-A NUMBER OF CHOICE LOTS IN
Rurrvlle on monthly payments. bargain to
se16-10t c. A. McEJEN, 1420 F st.
FOR DESIRABLE LOTS on THE BENNING
road. within five minutes walk Of Benning post
office. Cheap and on easy terms.
se16-1Ot c. A. McEJEN, 142o r st.
FOR SALE-EAST-PRONT LOT, WITH TWO
party walls; corner 9th and East Capitol
sts.: very easy terms; a chance to build
home. OWNER, Is 9th st. Sc. se9-lm'
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UNDERWRITERS.

AUGUSTUS BURGDORF,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND EMBAIAfER,
1884 NEW YORK AVE NV.
Telephone, 295. se23tr
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
Suitable for a boarding house. on n. J. ave
near Capitol, a large 2O-roOm brick;
d.m.l. ..................... .$226OO
and basement brick. ................... q, 500
Jefferson place, three-story 14-room brick;
am.i ........ ...................... 1000
Conn. ave. above st................2 20 900
Large handsome brick cor. 10th and NJ SITS.
NV, WIN a.m.l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
o near s1st St, three-story 14-room brick;
Anil; lot ooxl20. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is, 900
North side o near 10th ST., 14-room brick;
am1.; lot ~ feet front. ............... $4,000
Several houses on Ind and near I'd
ST.; prices. 5000 to II, 600
East Capitol St, 1oroom brick. .......... II 900
S. e. cor. 18th and X sts. NV, large brick
WIN STORE 1900
near 14th ST.. three-story. o rooms; ami II, 400
NV. Mass. and n. ]. aves., two
houses; as whole ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l., 900
North side H near Goth ST., 1l-room dwell
ling ..-................... 10 900
Cor. n. H. ave. and NJ st. NV, Groom
orlck; ANIL. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Cor; 2lst and L, three-story Groom brick.
win STORE $500
Cor. 18th and s SITS. NV. s-room brick;
Anil OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
North side near 9Th St. NV, s-room
brick; Anil. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
s near 9th NV, s-room brick. ........... 1900
Several new houses Riggs ct. near 18th
D rooms and Anil; terms easy;
prices ........................6 $500 to 1000
st. me-, two-story 7-room brick .... $500
L near 18th ST., three-story brick; ami. 5000
Three houses on Elm ST., rooms and
bath; a.m.i; each. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Cleveland ave.. Groom brick; ami; very
cheap IL sold At once.
B. H. WARNER CO.,
seISSt DIG r ct. NV.
FOR SALE-A SNAP BARGAIN.
$4,000, easy terms. buys the cheapest, best
built and finished residence; II rooms all in Der.
feet order; block and half from Dupont Circle
lot 22x9O. Investigate at once.
JOHN y. wAGGAMAN,
se236t TOO 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l2r b. Col Hsta $12 9O0fSd near ne, Or 20. 500
14th near Bdy NV .Sr 4, QoCl
And large list Of improved and unimprovsd for
sei4-iat OSCAR W. WHITE. $50 ST. NV.
HOUSES FOR SALE
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SAIE-NEW S-STORY BAY-wINDOw PRESS
ed brick and stone house, 400 Elm st. NV. lie
Droit Park: price. s., ESQ; key next door. T. W.
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CAMPBELL CARRINGTON
Attorney at-LAW,
Webster Law Building. sos ST. NV, Washing.
ton. D. g. Residence. 1913 X st. NV. az
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-rWo LOTS ON NORTH SIDE ST.
b. tween 18th and 18th sts.; each 2OxloO TO To-
T. alley; offer wanted Address W. X H., Star
ONCE. 1ts
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FOR RENT-1O7 Pa av
nv. st & dwg- el0(
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-25

FOR SALE-TWO EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE
houses on 10th st. NV. near NJ; houses are new
have brown-stOne steps, base and trimmings;
there are . rooms and bath will be sold easy
terms; price. $500. RUSH & CO., 615 st.
NV. Room 4,