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The Washington times., 1894-05-27

Several Of the company like Washington
personally as we'll as it likes them. Washing
ton used to send Coote flowers last year and
letters by the wholesale. Bond used to
be besieged for his photographs. Miss San
ders used to receive calls from admiring school
girls. Through these quite legitimate means
and others these ladies and gentlemen formed
sometimes quite pleasant friendships. which
they will be glad to continue. Bond, for one,
says he has a dear little affair which lends
Washington quite an out-of-the-average charm
in his humdrum existence every time he comes
near it. / suppose there are others not quite
SO frank
The Washington times., 1894-05-27

Jack-That company has some beautiful
calves.
Henry-Are you alluding to its legs or the
young men vino stand at the stage door?
The Washington times., 1894-05-27

Mr.. Lawrence Irving has appeared in 1b-
sens "wild Duck at the Royalty theater.
The London Telegraph says of this young
son of his father: TT looks as if in Mr..
Lawrence Irving we had an actor who in
herited the strong humor, the decision. and
the influence on an audience that his gifted
father possesses"
The Washington times., 1894-05-27

loves, the papers say. One who is soon to be
married and soon to meet ones handsome
lover after long absence has right to play
ones part with animation.
She who is Incompatible in the lighter
moods of Ingomar is equal TO the fire of her
part of Parthenia too. Her face lights up
with strong passion when Ingomar threatens
her. ard her words are thrilling with inten-
sity. But it is as Parthenia the white-robed.
spiritual-faced, chaste Greek girl. the soul of
innocence. the picture Of sweet purity, as the
Parthenia. unaroused. that she shows the
greater talent.
The young man, he must be nice young
fellow. who writes verses for the Capital has
celebrated his liking for Miss Julia Marlowe
In this wise:
WITH APOLOGIES TO ORLANDO.
The happy forest of Arden
Is country of the air;
Is a land OF light and laughter
OF some other time and where,
Is lissome lightsome jocund unfound fairy
kingdom
In n world that's free from care
But though there's no forest of Arden
For Joys treless wooers to find,
Though we worshipers must pay homage
In PEilfstine world unkind,
Still We know that were there such fairy Arden
forest
Thou wouidst be its Rosalind.
Florence Rockwell is the little girl who pro-
duced such favorable impression here last
Winter as leading lady at sixteen. She was
then with Mr.. Keene. playing all his leading
woman's parts. had a pleasant chat with
her at the time. Thought then. and still think,
that some day she will be one OF our great
Juliets. Therefore was very glad to see n
column story about Miss Rockwell's "perfect
form" in the New York Sun two weeks ago.
It was very interesting story after the man
ner Of Sun matter, and pictured Miss Rockwell
as closely resembling Greek statue.
And this pleasure has been intensified, be-
cause the attractive quality Of the Suns story
has secured its quotation in scores OF papers.
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Ii24s 9th st NV, Or. %. 30
ITO 18th st. Or. .22.5O
42S I st NV. Or. ~
CSC d st sc. Or. 30. 80
121 California, Or. .20.35
Wash Grove, Or. 1000
2l22 l4th OF, store. 20. 90
6o9 1th NV. store 20. 90
6l9 "a st ne. 7r. .20.35
1912 I'd ct nv, 0r.xl.Yc
1874 r st NV. Or. ...ls.4o
1914 7th NV. Or. ..ls.35
1908 4th OF NV, Or. 49, 30
81 L ct NV. Or. III
IA eth st ne. Or. 16. ~
1l13 v Ut NV. Or. 1880
II Defrees st. Or. rs. 70
4S6 NJ OF sw, Or. 1880
li2S 2lst 81 NV. Sr. rs
2229 Cleveland. Or. .14.30
go9 c &c. Or. IA
SUo n 4 uNe NV ,or.
3U2 4th 81 ne. Ar. ~
1416 Fin ave, &r. .1<.OO
41h p st ne. Or. 1850
S45 Mclean ave, Or. II. 80
pit Kitch st sw. 4r. II. 30
3l6 L sw, or......lo.s0
1918 wylie ct ne.or. 10. SO
1922 Huron st. or. lo.5U
90s 21rt ct. store. 10. SO
1878 Oregon 81. 8r. 10
1915 Half ct Sc. Or. 81. 80
1913 Kramer ne. Or. %. 30
$3.50 9Th NV. Or. 10
1908 Gracelnnd Ct. 4r.S.30
4lS o sw, rear. <r. $50
622 Gordon ne, sr. $50
1922 L De. 5r. ..... 500
sR & co., ole n ct. NV.
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YER. 18th and G SITS.
122h-1 A. 1o21 ooI -

q I-oI I'd NV.
VI -..--...... 20
800 list NV, Or. ...12.3O
0 Core row NV. 4r. 10
III Reeves 81 NV .5rlO.sO
ll3I Ca ave Sc. 5r. 10
w Cabbage nj M. 3r.g. 30
l32s-3o Harrison ave
Sc, 4r.........sjO
loo Reeves st, 3r. $50
Sta r'r G st, bet 18th
and 18th. ..l2
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED GENTLEMAN, QUIET. REFINED
quarters. where room and board be had where
the surroundings ar Fade cheerful by both lady
and gentlemen bOarders: price must be moderate.
Adircss, stating terms, etc, W. NJ. 2O7 Pa
=
NASTED-BY THREE ADULTS. 4 OR UNFJIR-
nishe'l ICONS for Light housekeeping, z fur
Hlsh-d ruOius- with board. Address. with terms,
TDISENEEPEI.. Star office. lts
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NANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

NANfED-COUNTHI BOARD FOR SMALL FAM
4Iy with three children: city car line !;
prefer 10 other borders; must be reasonable;
best Of references Address A. ID. T., Star 0fice.
je-3-2l.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANGE-A FINE HOUSE BLADENS
burg Heights, for farm or elegant counapo
carriage and horses, Or for farm or city prop.
erty; price. 81 900: REMEMBRANCE SO 900 idSress
or see OWNER, 1927 st. NV. je2o-st.
TO EXCTANGE-SNiAII HOUSE WELL RENT
ell. good Investment. foe speedy driving horse
Address FRANK Star Office. ie233t.
FOR EXCHANGE-FoR A SMALL HOUSE: 2 TO
acres for poultry yard: a Groom cottage stabIc
Be-; large lot: in Brookland. D. G. W. K,
Star ONCE. ie5-Im
FOR EXCHANGE-HOUsEs FOR VACANT
ground; those two houses In the city. under rem.
which trade for suburban lots or for small
firm II near the city. Address B. Q. W, Star
ofica je22-3t
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF WASTE
paper.-War Department, Washington. June Is
1s94.-Seacd proposals. in duplicate. will be re,
ceived here INTfI. TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. SAT-
CRDAY, JUNE 1HIRTIErH, 1894. for purchase
of the Waste Paper Of the War Department and
its several offices during fiscal year ending June
60, 1895 Full Information furnished applica-
ton. Proposals he forms furnished by
the department, placed in sealed envelopes. In
dorsed on the outside, Proposals for Purchase Of
Waste Paper, and addressed to VI. r. THORP,
Chief Of Supply Div. je25, &c, 81 2s %
SECRETARY'S OFFICE, SENATE OF THE
UNITED STATES,
Washington. June 1s, 1894.
Scaled PROPOSALS will he received at this Office un-
til TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. JULY 10, 1894 for fur
nishinG Stationery for the Of the Senate Of the
United States for the next fiscal year. ...,
Blank forms of proposals. showing the quantity
and quality of each article and the form Of bond
to be signed by the bidder and surcties will be fur
nshed application TO this Office. ~
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals for Sta.
tonery for the Senate and be directed to the
Secretary of the Senate. Washington d c.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at this
os1ce free of charge.
WM. r. cox
je1S-1aw-4w Secretary Of the Senate Of the s..
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT L
wASH'N DANENHO'
l4l5 Hopkins pl. Or. Sc
1874 ., Sr...........3 81
1924 10th. Or. ..25.5C
III 4 721 z Cap.9r25 sc
20i3 and 2027-2s Port
ner pl. Or. 30
1911 Col st NV. Or. %. 81
421 -3-5 9th ne. RIO. &c
81 T NV. Or. .....ls.50
@8 I'd ne, 6r.....ls.4C
1345 p ne, Or. rs
l42l q st ne. 6r. ..15.Jo
7US and 7l9 Path. 6rl3.3C
te23,3t
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-HANDsoME RESIDENCE NEAE
Scott Circle. 1889 18th ST.; L. rooms, ncwly
decorated; cabinet mantels; hard wood finish
ssansitssry plumbing; SIS. Open for inspection.
FOR RENT-Two DESIRABLE s-ROOM NEW
dwellings, corner Of sth and East Capitol
splendid location; also 1898 9th st. NV: rem
low. Inquire Of FRANK T. BROWNING, At
9th st. NV. je25-tf
FOR RENT-REDUCED TO S22. 5o-THRE STORY
brick; rooms. bath. cellar. furnace and oil mod
imns. ITO 1lth st. Sc. herdics pass the door
OWNER. sos North Carolina Sc. je2o6t'
FOR RENT-1732 18TH: 4-STORY BRICK AM
brown stone; bay window; rooms; electric light
ing and bells; speaking tubes; tiled bath room
dumb waiter; closets elegant mantels: open nre
places. Rent. $50 per month. W. G. POND
Owner, 1915 r ct. je25-1m'
FOR RENT-l121 18TH ST. NV: FuRNISHEJ
unfurnished will rent for the summer or b,
the year. Apply on premises. It,
FOR RENT-To DESIRABLE CoLORED TENANT
1902 10th st.; 2-story and basement brick;
rooms; water; SO. B. H. WARNER CO.,
je25-3t' Gle = ST. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND

IOST- FAwN-CuIDRED GREYHOUYD: COL
lar. without tag; seir on back Return to 1902
i s. l. and receive reward lts
LOST GREAT DANE DOGS. ONE BLUE. AND
one orindlc- Reward At IA 9th st. NV. It,
LOST-ON SUNDAY. JUNE -, N IMMACULATE
t'IcrH-icn church. or going 10 f24 VI At. nw.. a
Roman mosaic breastpIn- Reward II returned to
above address, jcZ..2ts
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALE-A SECONDHAND "STIEFF Up
right" piano; fall sized; in frst-class condition.
See 1t before you buy any other hrst-class make,
as 1t is a bargain. PFEIFFER & CONLIFF, al
11th st, NV. 1eN
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FOR EENT-HOUSES-
:193 L st NV. l2r,
fur, per annum 81 500
1912 vi ave nv. lar.
fur 100
oi2 I ST nv. 19r. los. 81
20 ~ ST NV, 1.r...15
III Sth 8. NV. 1877. as
l224 18th ST NV. Tor. 10
1925 5 ST NV. Tor. rs
100 10th sf NV. l3r. 10
s2i 12ih st NV, l2r. rs
pa y ] ave NV. gr. 10. 90
2l4 \ J ave NV. VI $3.50
2l05 Ia ave NV (wlll
lease for q term Of
years or will be 1T
ted up for storel,
eco E 81 NV, 7r. 80
go y J ave NV, sr. SO
45l VI st NV, Ilr.....50
1eI4 \ Y ave NV. l2r so
1872 J. st NV. Ir...S.5o
h32 2ist 81 NV. ior. As
2l49 Fla ave NV Or. AZ 80
li31 18th at NV. Or. ~. 50
ll.2 22d ST NV, Or. 40
Upper Ut 1415 l+th
81 NV, Sr. 20
ga = st NV, 11r. 40
sol ID st NV, l9r. 40
100 18th 81 NV. era5.39
cSoS q st NV. 9r. .35
1921 Fla ave NV. NJ. .35
lois L Il NV. 7r.....S5
The above Is only a 2
my books. For fell list
issued on the LIST and /.
5e2o-eo
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EOR RENT

fON REM
913 r I ave, Tor. 500. 80
1921 l4th NV, 13r. 1890
OPS o st NV, lar. .Go.0
1923 18th Ut NV. 7r. .4(
00< 18th. 1lr. 1884
1914 10th NV. l3r. as. 70
1884 10th ct, Or. .65.&
22l1 Wash cir. Or. So. Is
1O27 9th ct NV, Or. so. 80
6l4 18th st. l2r. so. ~
lexington, Or. so
1924 9th Ut. Tor. .41.N
HOO o st NV, er. 20. 80
6SS 4 Cap st. 11r. .4o.6U
900 French st. Or. .3S. 90
l2O2 y Ut NV, Or. .S6. w
1888 VT ave, 1r. .35. 10
1913 Goth 1t, Or. .35. 60
1902 Pa av, sr. 80. 50
1907 9th ct NV, Or so. 90
523 n ] ave NV. 7r.SO. AZ
1913 Marion Ut. 7r. 30. IS
1917 18th NV, 7r. .30.S5
2215 18th st. Or. 80
1870 + ST. nall. .... 81
90 n Y ave ne. Or. 30
% y st NV. 7r. Is. ~
1925 Marion st. II. ..2S
400 10th st Sc. 7r. so
1888 9th st NV. 7r. .2a
32l Spruce st. 3r. 81 sc
1924 9TH st. Gr. 81. Sd
2225 18th st. Or. .27 80
1895 18th ST NV. Or. 25. ~
726 9th ct NV. sr. .25.SO
2l0S K ST, Or. .3. 20
1885 Columbia, sr. IS. 50
~ 18th ST ale. Or. .223. 40
1S4 4th st Sc, Or. .22.5 50
j25- w&f B. II. WARN
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TIA sth st Nv. Or. rs
liis llth ST NV. Tor. 35
nO3 II 81 NV. al. 81
40 Mass nve NV. Sr32 50
80 { - NV. Ilr. 80. &c
10 q 81 NV, Or - 80. 30
III l. - NV. sr.....3U
Upper ut hos i 81
NV. ar. ..-.........30
6a I'D 81 NV. Or 20
s2O9 J. 81 NV. 1r....-30
os-io-i2 and "a u IT
NV, ar. .......21.J0
1903 tlth ST NV, Tr % &C
Upper 1t 1901 II 81
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

rDF: SALE-BFAND- NEV COIINBrA. MODEL. ~
$40. nae iiznt Rambler new tire. very fast
$40 cash. or time If good refs. j. 3. NJ. HOS I
St (upStalrsI- Je20-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-25

l lssIlii & st. isr: $50 1901 st, ,sr. $50
Ss oss: sr ave. .'i Tor IS i i6s Fss
Isl ssGs y .;s e; +, :.s: !, !.
Is's :. H. s. -
70 M is5s { Go ssSsi b. .sii Il g
ieo a i 10Th n ~ p ss0r ,tsa e. ,o,,oD
te2a-st R. G. CAMPBELL, 5lS 10th 81. NV
FOR RENT-7JULY Lisp 9Th ST. NV. :
E% ane 6 6as P ssase %SS ,%Ps ss
G: y. MYERS. loi4 stS st. NV. 1 ' je2 s sst.
FOR RENT-sIs I'D ST. ~ E, NICE 2-sroRY
lent slIar 'riS iso house n with rooms ami
js2sSt' B. Ii. WARNER 4 Co, ele rstnv
FOR RENT-rURNIsHED FOR THE SUMNER
month 70 . aesaSs TS.' and ss SO
newly papered and painted; $50; seren,roo room
SSr,cs' 20 St ne, almost new, s21; small
Fox, eso ST. NM NV. rooms $50 t LEE,
FOR RENT-47a DEL AVE sw. OR, BATH 500
S Sso sw. sr. wsis 50 :ss sw. Or, bath. 1856
ss g Sr,.::iasS s. LEONARD SO sa's s sss9
214 st ne. 7r.nmiS25 80 323 1871 sw sr ami 20 10
1881 ct sw, sr 20 Pill st NV. Or. II 80
223 1917 st sw, Or. 1880 2l5 18th st ne 4r.s
S04 Dwyer ct ew, Ar. Z Rear els Nd ave 4rlo 40
3e2S-3t JAMES F. SHEA, 6S2 Pa. ave. NV
FOR RENT-PRE1TY HOUSE; IIo2 ST. NE:
8 rooms. bath, cellar. mod. imls.; rent SIS:
also 1l22 18th st. ne: rooms. bath cellar
good yard anil; rent. SIS so Apply TO
je2l-tf L. STARGARDTER, 6I3 18th 81 NV
FOR RENT
House 3l02 ST., Georgetown; IL rooms and
bath; nne location; rent $500. Apply to Owner
los I'D st. NV. Also house las sd st;
Georgetown: u rooms and large store: rent
$500. Apply to Owner, 1o25 I'D ST. NV.
jel2-lms
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE on w ST. NEAR
14th st. NV: facing south: ropms and bath;
concrete cellar under entire house: one-storv
SO.
j.is-st HEBRON & RAMEY, Ieos G st. NV.
FOR RENT-THAT sPLENDIDLY LOCATED
furnished house. occupied for the past nine years
by Senator Do.ph lafayette square; will rent
to March Is, 1898. For particulars apply 10
r. o. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Broker
1eS-u 10th and SITS. W.
FOR RENT-22 NEW HOUSES: Just FINISHED:
taken before completed: rooms water ia
Kitchen; large yards and alley: LIST sw. bet.
and and o and p: rent IS 30 month T..
RICHARD. Room ID, Wsrder building. cur. 9th
and F n. je2a 81
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LDST-nN SATURDAY. JUNE -. on MASS. AVE.
hrtW-tn l4tl and 18TH stS.. a roll o bills. \
liberal reward Tor return 10 1852 Mass. ave. Its
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FOR RENT-UNFURN1SHED.
1912 18th st NV, 12r SIS 2181 Ut NV, Or. ....40
1902 Greg ave NV. 13r 10 1l04 o st NV, Sr. 80
500 ct NV. 11r. 1909 18th nv, sr. :. % 20
2020 Hillyer NV, 1925 Goth st nv, Or. %
12r ...............75 11O6 14th ct NV, 2r. IS
sos 18th (natl, 3r. 20 CSC X ct ne. Or. .26
2023 Hillyer pl. Tor. 10 PAL OF ne. 7r.
1921 Doth st NV. 10r IS l401 ct NV, 1sr 166. 81
1913 st NV, Tor. as 81 ave sc. 7r. - so
1928 st. Or. .6S 100 18th NV, fiat, 4r. 20
405 1lrh st NV. 2r. .6o SW cor wallach and
1908 ct nv, Tor. =. So I4th SITS NV nat 10
1116 NJ 1T NV, Sr. go 2l2 LIST ct sw, Or. IS
1902 Chaplin ct NV l2r 80 2S2 LIST ct sw Or IS
l640 21st st nv. Tor. GO ZIG LIST st sw. Or. Is
$500 14th st NV, Or. go 222 LIST sw. 6r.. rs
2235 ST NV. Tor. 50 o30 Pomeroy ct. 4r. II so
1854 18th NV. Tor. :. IS 621 Pomeroy St Or IL so
1915 NV, Or. ....... go 1907 Union ct Ar. ~ 30
2024 Hillyer ave. 12r 80 In rear of l225 Conn
lll2 l4th NV (nao.6r. 80 av,severa fats, 9. Is
1904 st NV. Or. so 226 LIST 1T sw. 6r. 10
1850 st NV, Tor. so 22S LIST 1T sw, Or. Is
700 Of NV, Tor IS 1920 Trinidad ne, 4r. 30
l435 st NV. 25r. 416.61 1922 Trinidad Ar. b 30
1905 9th NV, Or 40. so 1915 Trinidad ne ar g. 80
1881 Corcoran st. sr. 40 ITO and 1ll2 st NV,
2l29 ct NV. sr.....40 entire building
The above is only a partial list of the properties
IN our hands. For Rent Bulletin, containing full
description issued weekly and can be had upon ap-
plica tion to THOMAS ]. FISHER Co.
Je26 m, w&f.tf 1924 r St
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MALE OH FEMALE.

WANTED AGESIS-TO TEAVEI. OR AT HOME,
orders by sample. We pay expenses and
sllsTy or commission IL is quick selling staple
article Sample sent application Address
Lock Box 10. v. \. City. myI-m&th-lyc
WANTED SCHOOL TEACHERS
Can s.sGt their vacation where they please and
earu SlUv per month Call once. X. A. DISS-
3IOkE. 10 q NV. je23 Be-
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FOR RENT AIS Gathers alley.
142 A ne. 11r. $50 LOG Sd ne, Or.
1908 E Cap. ar.......2S 40+ Sth Sc, IT,.
1904 S c ave, Or. 30 403 LIST sc, Or.
js2ss g. wE1fiE S vi @EED 1s % soa
FOR RENT 22s Sd NV. lar an
1917 10 NV. lar. ami$S3. 80 Cor 10th and c o,
041 Va ave sw Tor .ami35 lar, ami
$40 9Th sw, i Ar ami. 50 s0I 9Th sw, On, ami
%05 Al sw. Sad. 49,. - 403 Az sw, SID.
81 Az sw, 81. ami. 20. so S11 Az sw, Or, mi
Cor Sd & y sw,s&d. 20 As c sw, Or. ami.
1920 Union sw. 5r......9 1928 Az sw. Or, W.
239 Al. sw, Sad. 80. % asa LIST sw, Or. W.
49S NJ sw. Or, W.. 1880 S34 Mclean ave q
$40 Va av sw,5r.w.12 80 Or, water. .....,
1884 Mclean ave sw. 3ly NJ sw, Or. W..
i 81 ii Pa ,gfS IS' c Sfh e. and s5
FOR RENT-BY W. c. DUvALI, e2s F ST.
21l y Cap, 1sr. 500 a29 y Y ave NV. 15r'
500 5th NV, 14r. SIS. IS 1927 10th NV, 12r.
$50 c NV. Or. IS 1894 Q NV, lar.
"A ! NV. lar. .......49 W pit 62e Pa av.lt
l1O+ o NV, sr. 30 2020 18th NV. 10r&s
1902 9th NV. Tor. 30 so 1902 Cap, i2r.
IS 9TH ne. Or. 30 200 II NV, ST..
1855 c sw. 7r. $50. 1a.50 1918 18th NV Or.
719 21st NV. IT.. 80 116t 5th ne, 1r.
1l49 LIST NV, 7r......25 SOB NV, Or.
1914 lie Drot v,1r23 SO .03 Dcs Moines st.
2is Fla ave NV, 7r2i 50 1903 sth NV. 7r. :.
1905 V NV 7r. 1850 2120 18th nv, 6r
2O3O NV. 7r. 49,. %. 40 1909 4th NV. Or
zoos 2ad NV. er....;.l Is 1912 Sd nv. er....
82p It'll NV. $3.50 Sw cor 9th and o
Photograph gallery. SO and 4sl Pa are nv.
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LnST-A Young FEMALE PFC DOG LIBERAL
reward ii returned 1924 y 81. NV. II.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE.

WANTED-BY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
young white man, situation In city country
as hTst-class coachman best refs. Call at 4vi
Pa. ave. Lutz's harness store. le23-3ds
WANTED-BY YOUNG COLORED MAN, PLACE
in private family butler, cook. waiter In cater
age OF private family " porter In hotel cloth
ing store; ref. l1O6 St NV. Id
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ron sALE-oR TnADf-5 LOIS iGxioo. on
concretod ST.: alley. water. ss~sr; cable carr.
hear sov't dept; will take stock merchandioo;
balance either way cash MRS. J.. oeas -
1cl2-lms
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NANIEJD-A 6-ROOM HOUSE. CONVENIENT TO
ears, OF unfinished rUOnis in fat to do light
hulsekeepdng. must De cheap Address J. J. T..
O-1Ce. It,
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RE-NT-1123 18TH ST. NV, COR. MASS.
ave-; nne location; highest point in city; sum-
mer rates; rooms en- suite and single; table
board low rates to transents. ie25-0ts
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MONEY WANTED e. TO LOAN

WANTED 900 AT LOWEST RATE OF IN
terest; five years; first-class real estate. Ad-
dress BUILDER. Star Office. It,
TO LOANS, oOo $500 AND OTHER SUMS on
real estate security. L. E. PAIRO,
1e2o3t' 4S2 Louisiana ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-25
FOR RENT-STABLES

FOR RENT-BY TIIEO. A. HARDING, 1904 G
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Large stable, stalls, rear 636 q ST. NV. :. SIS
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House 3lO2 ST., Georgetown; IL rooms and
bath; fne location; rent $500. Apply to Owner
los I'D ST. ". Also house las 32d ST /,
Georgetown; u rooms and large store: rent
$500. Apply to Owner, 1025 I'D st. NV.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-25
PERSONAL.

ExCongressman LanRston. the colored Vir-
GINA politician and educator, is said 10 be
writing a novel.
Queen Victoria is only one out Of thirty o'd
European sovereignS who has a greatgrand-
son IN the direct line Of succession.
Mrs. Ella s. Bunker Of Washington has
just returned from a trip TO Ne raska, where
she homesteaded'' quarter section OF the
land set apart for actual settlers She will
WISH II twice a year, to make her title good
ana 10 prove that woman is fully car aDle of
learning how to DO almost anything man
can.
william Cullen Bryant's mother, it is said,
kept diary for hfty-three years without
missing day. This is the entry for Nov. 3,
lf9l- $50 ming, wind y. f.: Cnurned; seven
IN the evening. son born" This led the Bos-
Ton transcript 70 elieve that Mr.. Bryant did
not inherit his poetical prediction from his
mother
Sir Robert Hart, the inspector general of
Chinese customs, entered the service in 1889
az the age OF -, and IN four years reached
tne TOP. In 1851 there were only three ports
open 10 Europeans; now there are thirty.
MhIe tne service employs over 700 Europeans
ana SOU Cinnamon, and the coast IS guarded
Dy twenty armed cruisers of the latest
type.
B. Petropavlosky, one Of the civil engineers
in charge Of the construction of the great 81
DSI an TdLITOdu, and MS WE, nave arrived IN
san L ranClsto from Siberia by way OF Yoke
mama. he IS on his way to st. Petersburg to
report on the progress OF the great under
taxing on which he is engaged. On the way
he will study the railroad systems Of this
country and Europe, with a view to collect
lug information 10 be USED in his own work,
Mrs. Virginia L. Minor of St. Louis. who
leaves Il COO in her will to Susan B. Anthony.
was pialntlh in the celebrated case of Minor
w. 1apperSett In which she claimed the
right OF Suffrage under the fourteenth amend
mcnt. she was descendant in two lines
from the grandfather of Gen. Washington
and showed the Washington Hood in her face.
though she was handsomer than the Wash
lnEtonS generally are In her youth she was
a beauty. and even at 70 her face retained a
Celcacy and refinement which years could
not obhterate. Three Of her ancestors were
memrers OF the commission which sentenced
the rebels IN Bacon S rebellion, and it may
interest antiQuarianS to know that they were
also ancestors of the Washington who Just
100 years later completed the work Bacon had
begun,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-25
.BRtaHr BITS.

She played her band for all it was worth
Yes. Gave II to four different men in as
many years.'-Detroit Tribune.
Becker-I see by the posters that Footlights
the tragedlan, travels under his wife s man
agement.
DecKer-So do most men. but they don't ad-
vertise lt.-Brooklyn Life.
Did you learn anything worth irving to re.
member at your reading club"
She-WeL, l should say so. I sat right be-
hind Mrs Highhi, and found out exactly how
she does up her hair IN a lovely new way
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Awkward. come to your we'd
ding.
Agatha-I cannot promise you that. MY pa
rents are so enraged at my choice that [
hardly know whether shall be allowed to
go there mysef-Feiera0 end.
Topsy-Mamma, ought to be kind to the
Mamma-Certainly, my child. Why do you
ask?
Because I've given it all the cream,
ana there lone for tea.-Ift-BIts
Eminent Chess Player-My dear. would
-yoa Ike te1a9- on a short pleasure trip-say
week or ten days?
His Wicklow can we go? You haven't
hnlshed your championship game with Herr
GrossEOpf, have you:
Eminent Chess Player-No, but have fully
decided on my next mOve.-Harlem Life.
Putting Herself in His Place.-"Ef Won WIZ
me, num- sal the herceloohiny, shaggy
haired tramp, stepping inside the door rs he
spoke, and hadn had ute for twenty four
hours. would you git down on your knee an
beg fur mouthfol of cold victuals, or would
you feel like you had right to a square meal
an jist help yersef?"
i think I'd see if the folks kept a dog about
the house, replied the square Jawed woman.
surfing for the woOlShed, before ! put on
any airs, And if they hadN---
But he didn walt.-Chicago Tribune