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FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Several Papers of Interest Read and Dis
cussed at Length.

A very interesting and instructive farmers
institute was held yesterday in Grange Hall.
Texas. under the auspices Of Eureka Grange.
=. % H., OF that place The officers o. Eureka
Grange are Mr. Enos Raw. master; W. r Nc
Chesney. overseer; Elias Rowell. secretary. and
Rev Mr. Mot, OF Rock Creek chaplain Two
sessions were held yesterday. Mr. Joseph Ager,
master Of Prince George county, Md, oranges,
presiding Al the morning session Prof. Miller,
pte-iient Of the governmental station at the
N,AryI,ud Agricultural College. made the open
ing address. his theme being the Importance OF
agricultural interests in general. and Prof.
Robinson horticulturist a; the experimental
station. talked very acceptably on the 'Cultiva-
tiou % Small Fruits.
An elegant dinner provided by the lady mem
hers % the grange Was served to all guests at
noon and the afternoon meeting was openei
by a good practical address by Prof TAYLOR OF
the Agricultural Department upon Berry
Culture" A number OF the members of the
grange took part in discussion o; this sub
ject Dr. Kilbourn Of the bureau of agricul-
ture read an instructive paper upon "lnfec-
tons and Contagious Diseases Of Animals.
and a very animated discussion upon the sub
iect followed Prof Patterson. chemist at the
governmental station. discoursed inteliigsntlv
upo. the '-I'uritv Of Dairy Products and with
the aid of a Babcock milk tester performed
some interesting experiments with Two samples
Of milk from the vicinity presented for his use
The institute closed with a rising vote OF
thanks 20 the gentieme " no had dispensed much
valuable information Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ager Of Prince
George county, Mr.. and Mrs W. X. Meth
new. Mr. aud Mrs. EnCs Ray. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller Mr. and Mrs. samuel Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Joy. Mr.. and Mrs. John
burgess Mr.. Henry Freeman. Mr. and Mrs
Ioulkc. M Elias Rowell DIR. Thomas of sandy
Springs. Dr. Stone of Brightwood, Gu1on NIL
Ter. esq. 81 Washington. Mrs. Robey. Miss Ger
ire Raw, FnOs Raw sr., the Misses Leapley and
Miss GIertie Abbott. The grangers are justly
proud - their hall. which is handsome and
eommodlou- tvo-story structure The assem-
blv room Is very nicely furnished and contains
a
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MOTIFS
Misunderstanding at a Concert"

To 'he Fditor Q: The Evening star;
While looking over the columns of The
srAA Of Tuesday evening my eve Was caught by
. decidedly forcibls attack upon a harmless
party Of young people and their behavior at
the concert given Monday night by Scharwenka
at Aetzerotts Music Hall. Ny seat being in
the gallery saw and heard all that passed At
The last o; the concert side door leading into
the gallery OF the music hall opened and quite
. number OF Young ladies and gentlemen
mostly in full evening dress. entered the hall
They made no more NOISE than would be neces-
sarily made by a number Of people entering a
room A 20 the cloud conversation men,
toned | heard nothing o, it. A whispered
Conversation might have gone among some
Of them. but those nearest me quietly listened
10 the music until II finished. As to the
majority OF them turning their backs TO the
stage, IL Is b. no means necessary for a person
10 gaze directly at a musician in order to eniov
his music. am a clover o; music" and bought
nv ticket 20 enjoy the concert. which was in NO
wise disturbed By the young people referred to-
and seeing such a one-sided version of the
affair thought IL only justice to tell the other
side Of the story H.
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GEORGETOWN.
TEE FIRST IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.

rHK FIRST IMPORTANT ANIMAL
The Col. VIM. VI. Bird. Capt Barrett, from
Trinidad port Of Spain. arrived here yesterday
with !. 2OG tons OF asphalt for the Barber
ksphal, Paving Company. Ever since January
Capt Barrett has been detained at Hampton
Roads BY the ice. This Is the first important
arrival of the new season.
To BUILD NEW CHURCH
At a business meeting Of the principal parish
toners Of the Gay Street Baptist Church held
last evening a movement to aid in the erection
Of a new church was put in operation. and SO
Thoroughly interested did the promoters be-
come that il IL expected before many months a
6ns brick structure will stand on the spot now
occupied by the little frame one Since the
present pastor Rev. ". $. q. Thomas assumed
charge Of this church il has increased SO in i'm
portance that il is now recognized one Of the
principal Baptist churches in the city. The
present church il n one-story frame situate
a hill at the northwest corner Of 3lst and
Cav streets. IL erected In 1858, largely
through the liberality of Mr.. James s. WEIGH
and a legacy from the late John McCutchen Of
t5.OOO.
FINED FoR STEALING AN UMBRELLA.
On Wednesday of last week Clara Green, a
eolored woman, went to the house Of Mr. John
Fri,zell. sd and o streets, to do some wash
ing md when she left the premises an UNI
brella disappeared with her. Last night
Policeman Gilmore arrested her and found the
umbrella in her possession. When tried before
Judge Kimball today she claimed that the UNI
brella loaned her by a woman in. Mr..
Frizzells house, but the woman had denied
that statement. The court imposed q fine Of
Sl0 or thirty days.
NOTES
There was but one transfer Of West End prop
trty yesterday. Griffith E. Hill selling to Jacob
\. ReesOr part Of Smallwood's sub of part OF
White Haven and ST. Philip and Jacob.
Herr Reiner has charge of the class in Ger
man at the Western High School during the
sickness of the permanent teacher, Miss Robin
son-
At so this afternoon company III, Western
High School. gave regimeBtal drill in the
hall over the street market house.
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The Brixhtwood Railway Bill.

The House yesterday eoncurred in the Sem
ate amendment TO the Brishtwood railway bill.
The amendment simply reserves to Congress the
right to amend, alter or repeal the act at any
tine.
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fell b. II. WARNER CO.. 9l6 F st. NV
DOR RENT
Il 14l9 Corcoran st. NV. 10 rooms. bath. cellar
and all N. l., s45
POO I,26-l{ Duncan place n e.. rooms bath,
all IN. l.. 81. 30.
1909 ST. ne. rooms. bath, all m. /.
One Groom frame in Brookland, sl2 so.
McLACHLEN 4 BATCHELDFR,
fel Cor 10th and u SITS n W.
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L>OR RENT
3l42 st NV. 10s. br.. . m: l.. nde yard e3A q
is SSan; saw. AVE- g.; "a r. bath end N
1905 st. Aw.. 6T. br. m. (newj...-...... Is so
l3b2s st. W.. Or m a. m l................. Is 20
12+ 81 Or. hr., . m.i................ 20 s.
111e Howard St. Col Hts. t,r. Fl. ........ 20 90
lo49 Valley ST. n W Or. br,................ IL 90
1911 esth st. NV. 81. and bath. br, Ant, $500
DEEBLE, DAVIS CO,
fe131w 1919 St n.
EoR RENT-FoUR VERY DESIRABLE WILL
Il located nearly new 3story brick houses. with IL
rooms each all modern improvements rood order
north side of T. 81. bet. 18th and 20th SITS NV. We
can offer these houses upon terms which will render
them bargains to persons desiring nice homes
b. II. WARNER q CO.
ja21-4ws 9l6F ST n W
E,OR RENT-18 ST. Me- ROOMS AND
Il bath; all mod imps $50. 90 Per month
JOHN B. WIGHT,
ja13-tf l4lOG
EoR RENT-s6 5o-tRooM FRAMES on FUR
L ner ST. n just on Blsdenseurs road; Potomac
water in each house THOS. E WAGGAMAN
iel-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, POSITION As
w dSuolS-enty boekkespsr BEST Of refersnces al
droes Boz 70. star once. fs16-3d'
WANTED-BY COMPETENT. SOBER AND
grocery store viii drive wagon o. do most ything
best of references Address D. OSWALD. 120S e.
NV. Id
WANTHD-A SITUATION Az COACaMAN By
w man who fhoroughly understands the care Of
hoIses and can give good city references Apply at
11O9 2lst St n fe16 81
WANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE MAN, A STU
alton as coachman in private family hrst.ciass
city reference Address r F.. Star ofnce. fel6-3d
WANrED-BY YOUNG MAN WITH ONE YEARS
w experience as dra ugiltsman, employmenti small
salary expected Address Box 49, star office. fe163d
WANTED-EMPLOYMRN BY'A wEIL-RECOM-
w mended young man driving . delivery wagon or
bartendins preferred; best of references. Address
G.. E Star Office. Id
MANIFESTATIONS BY AN INTELLIGENT
w young colored man place as coachmar, driver,
hostler, porter general workman will furnish good
city refs 621 Pomeroy st. NV. Ia
WANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED MAN, SITUA-
w ton as nisht day Waterman best Of reference
given Address 91o Whitney ave. n. W. felo-2d'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG COLORED MAN. A
w place in q private family private boarding
house waiter. Address 1871 L st. n. W fe15-2d'
WANTED-BY MAN OF ENERGY AND PUSH,
w fair penman. quick and correct at figures and
not afraid of work position of trust: good refer
ences Address CoMPETENTIQ. Star Office. fe14-5d'
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MALE OR FEMALE,

VITANTED-A6ENTS TO SELL OUR NURSERY
w stock salary or commission paid weekly. Ad-
dress MAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen. Rochester.
v. Y. fe16-3cs
UTANTFD-AGENTS To SELL LIFE OF JAS g.
w Blaine. now ready. We have the best book for
the money and paw highest CONS Room g. 14O7 Il
St CAPITAL PUB. co. fel4-3t
NUANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT b.
w reau. conducted by ladies-men and women. white
and colored for all kinds Of domestic labor city,
and springs; with references 7o9L n feI32wc'
WANTED-GOOD AGENTS FOR OUR NEW
w look, Phillips BROOKS. the Nan. the Preae her
and the Author. =" Beautiful memorial volume Of
Americas foremost preacher universally loved and
mOurnsd Introduction by Joseph Cook. Immense
demand assured excl u-ive territory gven give refer
ences and state experienoe J. K. HASTINGS.
fely-rn, IT, Sec 4. Cornhill, B0ston. Mass
V-ANTED-OSLY FIRST CLASS COOKS CHAM
w berIn.ids. buffers. Saitres.es. sesms,resses,
trifing Uh0 need ,sOrk.J BURSHAM'S. ITO
q n Ja.SSlSc'
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LrOR RENT-9 AND IL n W.. TWO NEW
houses, south front. roorns bath, cellar. furnace
and larre yard S3I. so CarrtAke 10 inspect house,
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STORAGE

CTORR YoCR FURNITURE. TRUNKS, BOXES,
. b., With LAT1AER SLOAN,
lt07 II ssesrsts apssslnsats; ishs elssn dry and
airy. 5a2S1m
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WANTED-HOUSES.

yyrANTED-A SIX OR sEvEN-ROOM BRICK
w horse preferably in the southeast. must be near
line and be sold easy terms price from 90. 900
10 81. 900. GEO. W. LINKfNS,
felGGf 800 10TH n
NVAETED-sEVERAL SMALL HOUSES EITHER
w brick frame. anywhere IN the northwest,
within the city limits. have immediate customers
for property o. this character and can handle 1t
promptly il prices reasonable Send full particu-
lars at once. l.. STARGAkDTER, Glib 18th ST. W.
fel4-3
w to twenty small brick dwellings at bargain for
cash. Prices must be decidedly low.
fe1l-lIn T. A. MCINTYRE. 2S2 st. n. ".
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

L>oR sALE-Two LOTS OK IRVING ST COOK
Il PARK. F" Gsorgetovn. adyoinine several hou~e-
party wall desirable lots for the money that
beautiful subdivision. all improvements. including
concrete street, raid for irer =. foot. ell
fel6-St WATERS THOMPSON. 1873 p ST. NV
EoR sALE-loo FEET FRONT on 18TH At;
Il south Brookland: or car line; Dslgreen Cir
cle loo. foot cheaper than ad1otning sround; must
be sold OWNER. Box =. star ofhce. ieldS'
E>oR sALE-AERIDIAN HlIL-A NUMBER or
Il Tine lots near FLORIDA sf low prices
fel6-p GRO. W lINkINS. 40 18TH ST n.
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FEMALE.

WASTED-A WHITE COOK FOR BoARDERs
W who can be generally useful I1isn or German
ANTED-woMEN COOKS. s12 TO $40 PER
w month; maids. Mattresses nurses. scrubbers.
lies and hotels, DICKS AGENCY oi3 7th St. fe16-3b'
yNANTRD-YOUNG WOMAN TO ACT AS BOOK
w keeper and do general office work; must be good
Boz lie star ofhee Ace - IL I'll Go H' fe16 SO.
WASTED-LADIEs AND GIRLS. WE PAY YOU
w "a to $40 per week to work for US at your own
dTesss enyeion an GEORGE e. EMMoNs co
corner Batterymarch and Water SITS. Boston. Mass
WANTED-COMPETENT COLORED WOMAN
w general housework; family of three. Apply at
once. S31 ST. N. 1b'
WA AN Fl WHITE Girls, IA c YEARS RS
Florida ave. NV. 1b'
WANTED CoLoRED WOMAN TO COOK. WASH
,, and and iron $40 wases; city references required
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwORK;
1S be thoroughly capable bring rsfsFeRSss
WANTEp-GIRLF FOR GENERAL HoUsEWORK.
w 1923 18th st. NV. 1b'
WANTED-LADY TO FILL VACANCY IN OUR
81 s sna T Tsss s,ev S 10 ooe ST. k9Sms
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK. WASH AND
enee %ddies s Bo, star Once must nave
WANTED--A WOMAN To COOK. WASH AND
r0a a and Dc ss9srsi h0nse~ork must stay at
WANIED-A VEGETABLE COOK. BOY FOR
w kitchen work good white girl for store room.
COBB'S HOTEL, corner 10th and SITS. n W. lb'
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR A
w taby nine months old: references required Ap-
ply at 2j23 Pa 1b'
WANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work must be neat and clean, good cook and
or and O'Clock at 7es loth 81. n ". Id
WANTED--A GOOD COOK AT 1106 @ ST. NV.
w fe153b'
WANTED- ExPERIENCED MILLINER AND 2
w salesladies for millinery ste. dy position and
rood salary. Inquire KINGS PLACE. rs 7tl. bet
G. and ii SITS. fel5-3b'
WANTED-A WHITE KITCHEN MAID; REF
w erences required Call 1901 Mass NV.
feI5-3b'
U-ANTED-IMMEDIATE A FIRST-CLASS
w laundress to do washing at her home. Apply.
with references 1902 18th ST. NV. fel5-3b
WANTED : IT KNOWN DRESS CUTTING
month lessons at ladies. homes preferred; cutting
and fitting speciality. AT IN 9th St n W. fe156b'
WANTED-A GERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL
ences required Apply at iOl7 Conn. ave. fel5-3b'
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL TO ASSIST IN
w chamberwOrk and do plain sewing; also a col
ored boy for errands- 626 Pa ave. NV. fe152b'
NVANTFD-HOCSE GIRL (COLOREDJ; GOOD
w recommendations. 1873 De Sales st. fe15-2b'
WANTED-A YOUNG WHITE GIRL; WILL BE
w treated same of family to assist in Ugh
residence. Box 163. Star office fe14 -3bs
XVANTED-wOMEN COOKS $40 TO s75: CHAM
w bermaids. nurses and laundresses; In city or
away; walters, drivers or farm hands; colored men
cooks SAMUEL A COOMBS CO.. 527 10th 81
NV. ja30 3wb'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

XNANTED-Io BUY TWO SHARES WA HING
w toa Loan and Trust Company stock Ad aaS G.
HITAYTyp BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w Virl plain sewing or dressmaking to do at her
home satisfsction eiven in sitting Call or address
or one week AIS 18th st. nv. II
VXTANTFD AND FOR sALE-HoUsEHOLD AND
w Office furniture Of every description. carpets
snS re WINSTON IN "
yVANTYD-I PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR
stores or any stock u msrcha3dise address
ENBEE. 95s View YORK ave- .'"''' '''' fei4-st'
IA AYTkD-I.O 600 GENTs' SUITS TO CLEAN AT
w 81 suit: coats. 20 cts. pants. % cts. vests
ana afs Delivers: H. rosE7
WANTED -TAKE NoTIcE,,I WILL PAPEs
M With 9nch friszs; You can save p per cent for
isi IA inn AZ f. G. NoLTE. ao7 iiss ST n NV W.
WANTEp-RkAL ESTATE. IMPROVED AND
oeaoS and iG Pe WITH
w ANTED-CAsH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
w silver old and new ;eyelry den'i,t gold; coins.
seasht r. I6EIESsrEiY. Msnpfs JsSslef ;i .na
PgTgna.s Of Old Gold and silver. 9ia 9th st. NV.
w ANTED-A FEW ORDERS ron PHOTO
w graphs. cabinet size. at s2 dozen; with one
,ures ecPsd S1RpSPs iois r. awe 1f pc
MASTERPIECES CASH PRICES PAID FOR
w secondhand harness
ja31-lm 3Ol 10th ST. nv
VlTANTED-TYPEwRITE FOR RENr-REM-
w ington. Densmore. Smith. Hammond. Caligraph,
&c lowest rates frst-elsss machines only; free de-
;sf f rSlf RH shsI NV
VNANTED-GOODs OF ALL KINDS. SUCH As
w furniture stoves carpets. feather beds, &c &c.
in LARGE or SMALL quantities. for which I pay
highest cash prices Call or address b. EINsTE1N.
/ $50 Louisiana ave jA3tr
yVANTED-HoRsEs TO WINTER AT THT
| w Hirhisnd stock farm; best of care. Apply e
| ALFRED RAY. Forest Glen p. o.. MonteomeFy
La and 10th ST.. or Alfred Z Ray. AZ 10th st
/ NV. dx1-s1m
| VUANTED-vILLIAM G. FRIZzELL, PIANO
w tuner, Cyl 9Th st. o. ". Orders from Md Va
and eli parts o. the District by mail will receive premp
attention firstcass tuning AZ lowest rates. fe10t
/ VNANTED : OPIUM AND WHISKY HABIT:
w cured ct home Without pain boob Of paFttculsr
/ emit free. b. ~ wOOLLEY. 4 D.. Atlanta, Ga
/ Once. 1Oss< Whitehall st. jG29ly
STORAGE.
| 49,. .,-a ~r,r,-n. $500. 49, -
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FOR RENT-FLATS

E'OR RENT-FLAT-SECOND FLOOR. 72S 18TH
Il st. n W., three large rooms in perfect condition ;
can be leased by year; per month, $50.
fe16-3 F. W. GRAHAM. GIT 18th St
L'OR REST-A FLAT OF . ROOMS; STEAM
4 heat gas bath and janitor's service near 3 lines
OF cars and 10 minutes walk of DEPARTMENTS; $25.
WARREN CHOATE 4 CO.,
felJ-N $50 18th st. NV
LHOR RENT-FLAT. THIRD STORY. 14O& l4TH ST.
L n. " five rooms and bath. with heat; no Chi dren:
yearly lease. Apply to F. Il. MARROW,
ta'e6eO3al 20 Corcoi an building.
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EoR RENT-SECOND FLOOR. 224 ST NE. ;
4 newly papered; unfurnished. $l2; furnished,
&15; heat bath of basement for washing lc'
L'OR RENT-ON 18TH ST. ABOVE SCOTT CIR
Gle, handsome rooms on 2d or I'd floors. either fur
nished or unfurnished with private family Address
MODERATE NJ, Star office. fe16-3cs
DOR RENT-A FLAT OF THREE TO SIX ROOMS
Il furnished unfurnished suitable for light house,
Keeping; terms moderate; references exchanged APP
ply 1920 18th st. NV fel4-3cs
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BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR OF
F1CE. FOR PERMITS APPLY TO
HILL L JOHNSTON.
fe2eo 1903 Penna.
LNOR RENT-NEARLY NEW HOUSE, VERY
L pleasantly situated near East Capitol Park. III
ST. ne, containing six large rooms. three small
rooms, six .osets and bath room; rent $35 DR.. J.
V. CALVER. 201 st. sc. fel4-3
EOR RENT-26ll2-2624 ST. n We ROOMS;
L bath all mod imp. large yards, and will be n
perfect order low rent by the year to good tenant
open from $50 a. m. TO 53Op m. fe1l-2w
LNOR RENT 1924 81 NV Or Sl2 50
Sll st Tor. 80 1912 Union pl sw Or s. so
2'2 NV LOT g 90 las "A linton Ct 6r II so
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EOR RENT-7T 18TH ST. n W. NICELY FUR
i nished rooms transiGnts accommodated; modem.
weil-hept house; near leading hotels; nrss-eess
catering. fel6-0As
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LOh REM
L lbs 32dst, br stable,
store and dwlg. 13r,
1857 : I'D st. ib b; stable. %
store and dwiT. 10r.
N i.:..-......-......6 80. 90
SS.t3 y st. bI. 16r. m 1. 70
2401 MIST. br. 7r. IN 1. 81. SO
18I sd st, store. 2r. :. sc
1925 Both st. br h. Or.
aa Il s' o st. Sr h. 50 j.. %
n / ;;.........-..25. SO
Sl6 n st, br b. 13r,
@43 18th ct. # and b.
u ........... 70
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THE EVENING sTA1
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED,


FoR RENT-7T 18th ST: NV. NICELY FUR
catering fe16-0as
FoR RENT : sECoND-sToEY FRONT ROOM.
house ss;iSS sss;.s hr'' s:.
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED BACK ROOM %
men with or without board lIas 9th st. n. W.
EOR RENT-ELEGANT ROOMS, SINGLE OR
Il en- suite southern exposure; fur. unfur. with
Or withou. board best Locality priyste family
COR RENT-iOo5 18th n. W. TWO LARGE FUR
nished rooms on first floor. with frst-class board
FOR RENT.FpRNIsHED FRoNT AND BACK
lines Of cars. 1928 5th st. n. fel53a'
FOR RENT-62e pa AVE. NV. FURNISHED
rooms. with or without board: Also windows and
F9 tR for the Inauguration and dining room and
Tor RENT-5O1 STANTON PLACE \. f.. NICELY
furnished rooms; e. mi. with hrst-class board
+ elegantly furnished rooms lst and Sd floors in
suite or singly; can be had unfinished If desired.
EOR RENT-NICEI y FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
Il board; for two in room. heat and gas. s35 smaller
T T for one sl6 near cars and department. Ss
EORRENT-LARGE FURNISHED soUTH-FRoNT
L rooms. cheerful and bright, with board; liberal
rates to two gentlemen if taken by March /. 1873
ST. n. ". feS I'm
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. WITH HEAT
Il gas and bath; one for $40 and one S12 for mar
RED couples or gentlemen also one single front room,
70; no CHILDREN in house 1922 9th St n W s22-5ma'
E0R RENTAL THE wOODMONT. 18th AND
y Iowa circle. rooms suite with private bath and
table board; terms reasonable.
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,. St near Conn syyeooo,,..,s.,o,s,.,s
Conn ave, inter NJ 18th 18th st fronting Nc
SITS, with stable. ..4l6. 81 Pherson Square. lo6
Cor 18th and NJ SITS DeSales st bet Conn
iseason) ...........4l6. ca av and 18th st 1855 8
Cor 10Th st and Nc Pa ave bet 2lst and 22d
Pherson Square. 1873. RI SITS ................l Is
Sc DIST and ..,25 18th st ftx Far 50 ;
s. bet 10Th and 10th, 18th st bet L.. 133. 8
with stable .2l. 81 Jefferson place bet 18th
X ave bet l7tn and and lEh SITS ......... 10
Conn ave. :,0s. - 18th bet and U...l16 @
st bet 9th both. 3OS SO Hiliyer place bet Goth
ST between Goth and and 21st SITS (seasonD. 1 1
list SITS. 200 10Th st between 5.
De Sales st bet 18th and and Dupont circle 10
Conn ave. 200 10Th st bet and SITS. 10
st bet 18th 10th sts 200 2Sth st bet Q 10
Conn ave bet and $. 200 Sunderland place bet
10Th st bet Q and 18th and 10Th SITS 10
166 81 T st bet 18th 18th. .SS
FARMS.
10 acres about two miles from Washington. H.
room house and barn. 80
ROOMS
HOS r st. 1st floor and 3 rooms in rear 20,1 L
basement $125
Several rooms in Roose 3 rooms in 20e9 l.
av, bet LIST, I'd, Z and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
G SITS NV. each 3 . Basement under 20g7 L
nW...........-.--.....-.-
STABLE.
Stable bet ]. K. 18th and 10th SITS. room for
horses q hav loft and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-16
FOR SALE-HoRsEs O. VEHICLES.

LOR SALE-ALWAYS ON HAND AVARIETY OF
horses Road horses. business horses and good large
drsugn: horses speciality. fresh car load received
horses warranted as represented money refunded.
DAVID soNDHEIMER rear 6l2 9 stnw. t25-lm'
EoR sALE-CARRIAGEs, WAGONS AND BUG
promptly attended to. COOK JARBOE. 3c95 N
ST.. West washington. mh22
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EOR RENT
Il 1912 10th. Tor.

A<'tS~S cfNsN !. >~~~e. -
land Or flats. .........-
$50 goth. Sr. m i......@. !
III 2lst. Or. NJ 1. 80. Q
621 21st, Or. m 4. %. !
1920 B ne. Or. mics. !
2l47 II. T. m 1. 80. %. 1
400 18Th. 7r, M 1. .25. )
LAP ID ne. Or. u |. %. .
l705 Pa av. Cd floor. .25. :
2O6-S 9th ne. 7r. mi; :
new. %. .
2309 !. Or. m i.......25. 3
4l0-12-16-1S-2S Elm
81. lie Droit Park. Or.
m 1. new...........2
6l3 2:1d. Tr. m i....22. ,
Ills W. Or. m i......22. )
For full list apply to
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

TVIV MIN ID lADITIC.
IHOR RENT-STABLE REAR 1880 CORCORAN
St two stalls: room for two buegies. coachms IS
room and feed room rent per month, 30
fel6-J y. W. GRAHAM, 6l7 l4.h st.
LOR RENT-THE THREE-STORY BRICK STA
L BILE in Temperance Hall alley. bet. 9th and 10th
and and T. SITS. N. 10 stalls elevator &c Apply
to THOMAS RUSSELL,
fe6-10t' 9l3 L st. n. W.
The Caucasian., 1893-12-14
ALLIANCE SPEAKING.

Brother J. 7. B. Hoover, Assistant
Lecturer of the \. c. Farmers
State Alliance. will address the
brethren and public generally in
CabaruS county. at the following
places.
Tulin, December 18th, II a. m.
Smith school house, (No. y De
ceIloer lotn' aI night co.,
Conp" = lnbeaI llie 49, i l l a. nn ~ :
camhar 1ftb a+ n;ob+