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VeneZueIa Shaken.

+: Caracas, May 10-Aterrible earthquake
occurred in Venezuela April 28th. The
reports which have been received here
from the districts affected tell of terrible
loss of life and destruction of villages
and towns. The cities of Merida
Laguni.los, Chiguara and San Juan, sit,
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Court Adjourns at wiscasset.

Wiscasset, May 1o.-The April term OF
the Supreme Court, Chief Justice Peters
presiding, adjourned this forenoon. Sew
en- verdicts were rendered and one dis
agreement; nine divorces were decreed.
Memorial services were held yesterday
on the death of Hon. Charles Weeks.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. R. E!ReY.J ~

Special bargain at 10 o'clock.
Special bargain at 8 o'clock.
One hour each.
One hundred elegant Night
Gowns for ladies at less than 2-3
value.
High grade in every point.
Finest material, cut full and
long.
The Swiss embroidery, tucks
by the multitude and putting, are
something beyond type descrip-
ton.
These goods would be sold by
Boston and New York retailers
at $3.50 and $1.75.
We shall sell 100 of them at
S1.00.
10 to II a. m., and 8 to 4 pm.
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London, May 10.-Debate on the bud
get bill in the House of Commons this
house. Arthur Balfour, leader of the
Unionists, said the budget was wholly
inconsistent with the traditions of lib
eral finance. 1t was not national, butsa
clssa budget. A graduated income tax
might be good in principle, but the
method of application proposed by the
government directly menaced trade and
individual interests. New estate du-
ties mulcted iniquitously large proper
ties.
Sir William HarcoErt,, chancellor OF
the exchequer, defended his budget.
The motion to reject the bill, he said,
represented the landand liquor interests.
When Sir William closed his speech,
the house was packed. Division was
the lopbies with painful deliberation.
The return of the tellers was awaited
with keen anxiety. They came in with
the announcement that 308 members
voted for the second reading and 294
against. When the. Speaker read the fig
ures, the supporters of the government
burst into roaring cheers The Unionists
replied with equal vigor, and nearly two
minutes elapsed before quiet was res
tored. In the division, all the Parnel-
ties and William Saunders, Radical,
joined the Unionists. Mark Beaufroy,
Sidney Evershed and William McEwan,
all Liberals, abstained from voting.
Robert Threshie, who had to stand again
after his elevation to the solicitor gener
alship, was reelected today without op-
position to represent Dumfries, but was
unable to take his seat in time to vote.
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THE WEATHER.
Fair; Becoming Unsettled.

Boston, May 10.-For New England for
Friday: Fair, except probably local showers
in the northern parts of Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont during the afternoon;
warmer, southerly winds.
Washington, May 10.-For Friday for
Maine: Fair, followed by cloudy; warmer
in the eastern portion; increasing southeast
winds.
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GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED.
The Budget Bill Gets a Majority in
the British House.
THE RESULT ANXIOUSLY AWAITED
AND LOUDLY CHEERED.

Parne1lites Voted With the Unionists Who
Made as Much Noise as Their Oppon-
ents-Rosebery's Declaration of War
His Government Will Not Surrender
while 1t Has Any Chance to Fight
Other Foreign News.
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Arguing the Getchell Case.

Augusta, May 10.-Lawyer Herbert M.
Heath began the szeuspent for the prisoner
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FOR r 7 r..

Premises now occupied by
Nelson Tenney & Co., i'm the
Jose Building, % Exchange
street. The whole or portions
of these premises Will be leased.
Apply to JOHN f. A. MERRILL.
Room "a, Jose Building.
mar24sntf
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FOR THE WORLDS ILLS.
Various Remedies Proposed by the
Senate Physicians.
THE COXEY CRUSADE THE CAUSE
OF A LIVELY DEBATE.

Decentralization the Panacea of DR.. Cor
don, While DIR. Teller Would Perform
a Surgical Operation on Some Existing
Laws-The Police Denounced by Sena-
tor Stewart Who Receives Senator
Hoar's Reproof With Smile-A Bill
Presented to Repeal the Law Which
Authorized Coxey's Arrest.
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coo F ST. NV.
526 and 52s Tenn ave.
ne. Or. MI. %
III Carroll sc. Or. mi. 20. 80
l59 Calf ne. CIR. mi 20. 80
30 18th ne. Or. mi.ls.30
~ ~ sw, Or. mi III
lclo LIST ne. CIR. mi. 1854
AZ LIST ne. Or, mt. 10. ~
io3 Sd sw. Or. mills. 90
1885 l1th NV. store
ana dwg. 10
1021 and 1923 18th
Sc. Or. mi. ......11.30
1910 Q ne. ar, wa. 10
121 and 129 A BIC
ct NV. Ar. wa. 10
DOS + NV. Office rm. 10
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FOR RENT-BARNES & Y
sl2 F NV. dwg over
store ........... x35. so
SOB Spruce st. L DIP.
or. mi. --......S 1880
rs E ne. Or. mi. 80. so
2Zl3 g NV, Sr. mi. 80. so
n5 list NV. Sr. mi 80. so
1927 9TH NV, dwg
49, store. so
S33 Spruce st, LDP,
-. -. mi. ..-...... %. 80
- 18Th sw. Sr, mi. q. so
1853 Linden st, Id
or. mi. 20. so
$50 Spruce st, LDP,
@ M %. SO
lo43 9Th NV, Or, mi. 81
fe10-3t
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1lao 2oth NV. 1lr. very
low rent.
1881 y ] ave. ar. %. 80
504 18th NV. 9r....5O
lsO5 Pa ave. lara. so
HARDING. 1904 q ct.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

FOR RENT-1014 18TH ST. NV BRICK: l.
rooms; all modern Improvements; splendid resi-
dence location. SEQ.
Hall, 17l9 and 1921 Pa. ave., s25
L. NJ. SAUNDERS & CO..
Ohio Natl Bank BLDG,
fe12St 18th and G SITS. NV.
FOR RENT-915 5TH ST. NV, NEAT THREE
story brick; s4o month. OWNER, 927 II st.
NV. It,
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FOR RENT-HOCSES-
1872 18th NV, Tor. mi $a5
1923 VT ave, Tor, mi so
1919 18th NV, 12r, mi3S. so
400 Me ave, 12r, mi. IS
933 NJ av NV. Qr. mi2I 80
1881 10th NV. 6r. 10
n r NV, 6r. mi. 1850
631 18th NV. Or. mi1S.50
CAYWO0D & GARRETT,
fe10-Sts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

III M ay lermisss so assi N. sS. mn. .i $50
$40 18th. once rms. .G5 1910 l. 6r. 49, is
l22e lstE. lsr mi..cs.GI sos ". 5r, w&r .i7so
s So a !. s. M oS ss ss s' NJ: g
2s2S Pa ave. Tor. mi q. 80 so Nh ave- ST. eel i6
iiis lin ior mi 9 s Il s. ssss
lsle 4th Isl. ma - IS 1926 18TH rr sbop u 40
ave Sa 8 g sfs I've s. S. xlssS
81 Pa ave. 9r.nai. ~. so i7l9 < er wis 60
i issl II g mi. 80 s:aa 2. 9. s:iSsS
81 18TH st, " KS Sslsis Prospect. n. is
SIS ave- r. mi$ 20 60 iSSs s assi ss
isis KinsSan sSsc icSs 5Ssh. Sr::.i
2l29 Pa ave. III. 30 30 1890 10th. 5r....i5
rs sd. sr. mt. 81 so 2iE5 u. er. w. .i45o
nlo ne Or. mi. ~ so s0e-0-lO 2ist. er.w.is3o
,aa. a. Sc Dr. mi q 80 2sl3 G. 5r. .i4.sO
as an me- sr@i 3 20 Us s. p ss Ct 5i: Il
l lSs' Sd .to w&g . 50 7 W Alex CT 4r.wl25o
2 ;SS Or; i. $50 los Risks. cr. W. IL. g
ioss 33c tl' Sr mi g so 23l5 Va ave. Ar w.125
2i2s = hat ST. 3 sioit s .x W. sf'w.i5sS
Isi5 E store M ~ sie fo g7fS Or. VIZ
19Ss 9Th neer mi q 50 sl5a SAD
IBIS 2lst ef. wa $50 sable ' rear isas L. iS
81 T. ar So 20. 20 2oos-l4 r'r NJ. evil, 80
81, 2GTh r. eel, w.5oso S SGi %Aiei 10 g
7i7is lsss ssn.,Ps sTw " 10 g
1910 sd: sr mat, gas 1885 5. tf. 10
oi aad hest. 2o.3o ssai-s NJ. er.........io
. aa, iIte:carpter shop % 25io * 5r.........io
19r full list apply to Sf:s SO r 4 WILCOX. ~
rev 1907 PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV.
FOR RENT OR sALE-Ar ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.-
hn,is ,,s IN hotels. boarding houses and cottages,
CO., Atlantic City. fei-im
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FOR RENT


BY
WASH'N DANENH0WER 18TH AND G SITS Y w
~. 90. zap. ST. rooms, all MI. 5000
49, 6stn sIhw.' rooms, all MI. IS. 40
c1a9 ro,tner pace NV, rooms. ell NIL. 1850
6l31S ID st. me-, rooms all MI ... 2s 20
lol1 Columbia ST. NV. rooms. all mi IS "a
a.. 20, " ne, rooms. al MI 1850
~ and 40 9Th ct. me-, 6 rooms all NIL 40 40
sl36 and 2l40 Ward place NV, 6r. all mi. 20 40
9lo :: =. ave. Sc, rooms, all mi. 1880
10, 49, Sea.on 81. nv, rooms. all mi..... 1880
100 ~, :. ave. NV Or water and gas... 1890
900 ~ u. NV, rooms NIL 1870
aooe w!Ie 81. ne-' or, water and gas 1880
eas va; ave. NV, rooms, water. 1890
Va Sanan y. ne, o rooms, water. IL 80
o DID, ana oi.,S sAth st NV. Ar, WATER. 1880
80 rear liEo z4tn ST NV, Ar, water. 1880
x o = 81. NV. rooms. water. 80
w Reeves ST NV. rooms water. 1890
iVa- IXth 81. Sc, rooms water. ......... 1890
,aS Ca ave. Sc, rooms, water. .-.... 1000
1881 iSS 81. se.' rooms. water .......... 1000
so ST Nw-, rooms water. ..-........ 1000
anu . Sorcosn row NV, rooms, water. 1000
1851 narrison ave. Sc, rooms, water. $50
.io 81. MARY pace NV, D rooms, water. $50
!oS reeves 81. Nv, rooms water. $4,000. $50
i4s 100 sno io< Suanoef ST. s-e, 4r., water. $50
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ll24 F ne, Or. $3.50
lcSl 9Th ne, Or. mi. rs
2l32 Sth NV, 5r. 10
SS4 E sc. 5r. IL
6S5 llth ne. 5r. 10. 30
4ls Wilson NV, 5r. 9
o2 Pierce ST. sr fat. q
463 Armory ct. 4r.....s
al Navy pl, Ar. - 100
18th and y. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNLS
1923 VT ave NV, 1Sr. $500
931 Pa ave NV, en-
tire building. .26J
1923 X l NV NV. 17r. .25G
1929 X st NV, l5r. 20S.3J
14l6 10th st. pr. .au
1915 n II ave. lUr. 166. 81
1Ol1 Conn av NV, lar. "a
1881 g st NV. 16r. ..15C
1874 10Th st NV. 12r. l5t
Road st. Georgetown,
16r ia
1928 NJ st NV. lor. ~.
1885 Mass av NV, 12r. 10
1888 q st NV. Tor. =. Ion
3406 L st NV. 14r. ..JU
1896 \ st NV. 12r. .1O(
1884 2Sth st NV, 2r.1W
1872 18th ST NV. 11r.lW
Z Dupont cir. llr. 49, 3;
800 Sth st NV. st &
dwg. Tor. .S3.S
1914 f st NV, ID. Sd
and 4th floors. .S3. g
SIS E st NV, 15r. .S3. 5;
1876 s st NV. llr. 81
Gle L st NV. 22r. "a.
1912 10th st NV. LIT. 4;
1850 Wyoming av.15r. Z:
1918 n st NV, 12r. ~
1922 18th st NV, 11r. ID
SOC E st NV. I1y......7.
14O0 Chaplin, 12r. q.
2O20 Hillyer ave NV.
LIT ................t.
sos 18th st nwtfiat) .3r. q
2O23 Hillyer pl. Tor. "a
1920 Sunderland pl,
lEr ...............n
1921 Goth st NV. Tor. .6i
1913 o st NV. Tor. &c
1928 q ST. Or. 81
405 18th st NV. Pr. G,
1906 i ST NV. Tor. .G
1402 Chaplin st NV. 12r. @
600 ii st NV. 10T. IN
5o7 Maple ave NV. l2r. x
2o24 II 81 NV. Or. .G
1913 10th st NV. 12r.6t
1910 21st st NV. Tor. 81
1917 o st NV. llr. 90
$500 i4th st NV. Or. &C
2235 q st NV. Tor. Is
1lJ l. st Sc. Ar. $50
1112 18th 81 nwtilaD. Ord
1925 . ST NV. Sr. sc
Laurel ave. Mt. Pleas
ant. Tor. .......... 81
FUR -
In NV, Tor. $500
II | av mr. It av.17r333. S3
| 81 nr 18th NV. l5r333. 81
VT ay * l. ST NV, 1Sr. 500
Mass ay mr. 18th st
NV. lSr. .3bl
X st mr. 18th NV, 1Sr. 30t
y ii ave mr. Corcoran
st. l3r. ..2Jt
Conn ave Lar Il. 1Sr. %.
Mass ave mr. Scott
Circle. 13r. %.
Il l ave nr 18th st NV,
LIT lux
NE cor y ii ave and
Corcoran ST. l3r. l66. 81
1914 10Th ST NV. 1lr. Ia
21st and o SITS NV. l0rl5C
DeSales ST NV. l2r. .IJi
OFF
1924 + st NV. bascm't.S1
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS nv. ir. entire
third door. ......... &C
Pa av and llth Ew. Pr. IL
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV. 2r. I'd floor. &C
1913 eth st nw.lst and
I'd floors. AZ
1420 Pa ave. I'd floor. A
Sw cor 18th and l., 3r.3t
ste
1873 eth st NV. .$iOO
1914 + st NV. 10;
1901 y Y ave. As
$40 L st NV. ID
80 18th st NV. ~
III ii ST. so
S24 18th st NV. store. Is
STA
Bet 18th and 18th. X
and L SITS. .Sfj
4,sq66. Mass av 4 2lst. -
.. So &c. .............2 %
X l ave and y. 18th
and 18th SITS NV. -. .4C
The above houses can
from our office only. TIL
fe12
FOR IsTNT
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1904 s st NV. Or. so
1909 10th st NV. llr.50
1911 \ st NV, Tor. :. so
1514 L st NV. 11r. -. IS
I32 18th st NV. Or. .S5
124s 18th 81 NV. 10r. As
1242 18th st NV. Or. As
1901 2lst Ut NV. Sr. 40
1909 II ST NV. Or. 40
1244 lltn st NV, Tor. As
20 r st ne. Tor. As
633 E vt NV mat. VI. As
1411 Chaplin st NV. Or. 10
l4lS SD st NV. 10r. 40
233 r st ne. 10r. 49,. 40
1926 18th st. Sr. ..... 40
2022 / st NV. Or. 40
1874 14th st NV, 7r. 40
1887 18th st NV, Sr. 40
300 NJ st NV. Or. 81. SO
1884 18th st NV. Sr. 50
5 n Y ave NV, 9r. .. as
1889 Chaplin st. Sr. IS
1892 Corcoran st, Tor. .S5
2g06 . st NV, f. .3S.33
1905 9th st NV, sr. 30
l $40 fats. 30th&M, Or. 30
40l5 sth ST NV. Sr. 81. 80
1907 Columbia st NV, Sr25
1io6 l4th st NV. 2r. Is
CSC h 81 ne, Or. .25
81 y ] ave Sc. 7r.22. so
624 NJ st NV. Or. lis
1902 I'd st NV, 5r....15
2l2 LIST st sw. Or. rs
232 LIST st sw. Or. .l5
1871 I 1T NV. CIR. Is
PIG LIST st sw, Or. 10
30 lst st sw. Or. =. is
'2IS LIST st sw. Or. rs
ODD LIST st sw. Or. ....1S
635 Pomeroy st. 4r.l2.jO
63I Pomeroy 81. 4r.l2.5o
627 Pomeroy ST. 4r.l2.5O
039 Pomeroy 81. 4r.l2.So
1901 Union court. ar. IL. 80
In reur OF i22l Conn
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FOR RENT
2i22 Pa ave,11r. 2b. laun-
dry. Gel d ST +. ami. $55
1ODy 23d, lOr&b. 30. SO
SIS 23d NV, 9r&b. 30. Il
22lS q NV. Sr 4 b. 80. 50
23l6 II. Sr&b. Is. 81
2306 NJ. br d b. -. ~
Kansas ave. Or. is
Central ave near CO.
lumbia I'd. Ir&sta.16.50
HOS sd. Or. W. 20. 30
fAfG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-12
'oR RENT-sIs sTH Sc Pos. AFTER FTn.

FOR RENT-sIs 9Th Sc pos. AFTER FEB.
sss Gap. $50 50! Sd Sc. ISIS ISIS
323 Cap, 10r. .4075 70l L Sc 7r. Is
72o 9Th ne. 81. eco 9TH se er.....i4 50
446 ave. Ir: % 40 23I Va ave Sc er. Id
fe10St' WEFLEY & WELDON, 800 E. Cap 81.
FOR RENT-s24 ST NV, 15R, AMI s.,
81 18th NV, l2r. sos ST. G st sw. er. mie2 80
S se AZ st sw. SD. IS eos st Sc, Or. mi 70
1851 c st sw. store. 10 215 sth ct ne. ar !
felo-3t. JAMES F. SHEA. GO Pa ave NV.
FOR RENT
30 De! ave ne. Ire. SCI 1927 De Sales Ilr re,
29gl st NV, 9r.....4 40 a3l = NV. or. 40
722 18th. 12r. 1912 Union n, g. q ~
1912 Union st. Or. IL 80 10 B ne Tor - "a
271S It'll. Or.
ja27-lst' TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 st.
FOR RENT
VERY DESIRABLE BAY-wNDow Two.sroKy
double brick dwelling, 10 rooms and hath.
being cOs III street northwest. with large bricr
stable attached; suitable for q physician or
business man; convenient to ali street car
lines and business center. s"i
Three story bay-window brick dwelling. & roo,,s
and bath; No. l23S New York ave A's
Apply to CHAS. C. DIjNCANSo>
le1V-ot stn ana ID sts. NV.
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For RENT-HoUsES.
200 ; NV. llr. very low
rent
29lS y NV. cr....sfO
80 9th ne. 1r.....y5
Oil ID NV. 3 fiooIs. so
ielO-St TdEO. A.
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52S 23d. Or. .15. 80
1 O'Brlen's row, Or. 10
90I 9th. Or. wa. 1850
liz Congress ST, Or. so
2-07 ID. 5r..........s
IS. a. 20 NJ sw. Or. 3
912 pod. store. g
Storage rm. Sis 19thuw S
Stable r'r 1919 G NV. Z
Good 5r houses for
white tenants, L ST.
mr. 18th. rent each. s
GEO. W. I.lNKINS.
500 18th Ut. NV.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT FRONT EASEMENT ROOMS: COS
18th st. NV; unfurnished: suitable for offices ;
with heat and light; newly painted and papered
very reasonable. fe9-3ts
FOR RENT-OFFfCE ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
banking: all cOnveniences: terms moderate Ap-
ply Z. SPR1GG, jr, Evans building, 1416-142i
New York ave. fe9-6ts
FOR RENT-MOST CENTRAL. SITUATION, WITH
all known modern conveniences. including run
ming water in each room; electric light, ecva-
tor, mail chute, speaking tubes. steam heat,
private letter boxes rent from SO to $50
FOR RENT-OR SALE-THE STATELY FOUR.
story and basement, brown stone front building,
ST ST. On the second floor is of the most
unique and beautiful rooms in the United States,
desigI ed in imitation Of King Georges chapel.
Possession given about January Il. when
move TO 80 Pennsylvania ave. For further par.
ttculars inquire the premises. COLUMBIA
PHONOGRAPH CO., 6c7 ST. NV d2O-tf
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

lie for all states and territories SPECIALITY
by Il. II. EVANS. office (baseInent) 1921 F st.
Always in office office hours. ta7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
ard territory. Notary AMI L. S. Commissioner
oc2S JOHN E BEAIL. 1921 L ST. NV
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1925 Duncan ne. Or. 1870
Anacostia. Tr.......-.l5
B;Ookiand. sr......h.tH,
Lauser Heights. 6r.12.s0
Brookland. 6r. ...lo.cg
a. BATCHrLDER.
!. 10Th and q sta. 40.
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Mrs. HUNT. 1909 st. NV. fee3n
FOR RENT-REDUCED RENTS
il s's 9 NV. i ic % liz ls.R ~"
lbs NV. Tor ami 20 GO isih ne.er&e. mile 20
IL 81 E P.A aT. isis
.is 4 r.. y; +; Il: 81 ::
i' az. z. Nv: 3
1909 Sc e. ami e 20 ,ess i MrI;. 8, ns SAD
10Y sss IS swok sRr E2f' sRAD Adj sss St:
FOR REST-!cl sTs Ne g; 5E a. ASp B. NO So
Ss lst h. = SO 1S 1877 7s ssh ,s s ar
sS g setsi. e go: s. So :, = ssf:::i0;s
a9 ss.,S, 81" r: bsooks. SIC is ,s sa st NV
FOR RENT-ece Q ST NV. Rooms AND
s Sss rooms and bath. Inauir. Of FRANK =.
s. sd ne: SO 90 I2ss o isos
Sc 8 -, & ns- rs ST 10 saS
Is p st ne..-.-...-.nn.-.., In L Sc, - sSs
fe3 1895 y 81. NV.
FOR RENT-el2 X ST. Ne. GROOM BRicK:,
MOD, inps handy to cars and school; $3.50
ja2oim' r W. TUCKER BRO. 100 81. ne
FOR REyT-IOROoa HOUSE AND BATH: ALL
modern Improvements; l02G s.h 81. NV
90, EMNoNs 5. ssiTTh: owner.
ma ores av NV erss5 1925 Duncan ne. Or 1870
L Ian sn,s ave NV: ior, 20 Anaepstis Tr..;;s
2 Hanover er. 20 80 Lauier Heights Or ~ SO
LIS Linden ~. g. ~ Brookland. sr. lo-se
McLAcanI:N q BATCHFLDER.
fes Cor. 10Th and q sta -.
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my IOOks tfOr fuU list call At once Tor bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th.
fec THosl T. wAGcAMAN.
FOR RENT-lo5 ID ST. NE. A HANDSOME NEW
u-room house. near Capitol and cars OWNER,
la ST. me- fe2-12ts
FOR RENT-4o6 4 ST. Sc; NEW HOUSE; SIX
rooms: bath, cellar. range. latrooes: southern
exposure: facing park; SIS per month. Inquire
Mrs. HUNT. 1909 r IT. NV. feeSD
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The above II only a d,
my books. For fuil list
issued on the LIST and lst
fee n
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SEPARATE APARTMENTS FOR STORING CHESTS.
boxes, trunks, furniture and personal effects Of
I'D, tue ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE
ROONs. iA07 Ut. c. G. SLOAN & CO., Props
fel2-1OE
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STA
Bet 18th and 18th. X
and L SITS. .Sf5
4,sq66. Mass av 4 2lst. 25
=. 81 %. ID
X l ave and y. 18th
and 18th SITS NV. 40
The above houses can
from our office only. THO
fe12
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE - TWO 5-ROOM HOUSES;
rented for $50 per mo-; lots 17x75. ard cor. lot
2Ox75; will trade for two small houses and pay
difference in cash.
feI03t. R. H. BoNTZ, IL N NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-5l1 sT.sE.; ROOMS AND BATH;
good order; central location felO-Sts
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fD 1 ht-NT OR sALE-AT ATLANTIC CITY, M
49, IN hotels. boarding houses and cottages;
1 %n sites Reasonable. ISRAEL G. ADAMS q
-, AuAnue CITY felIm
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-A TENANT LEAVING THE CITY
will sublet at reduced rent to parties without
children frst-class nat of rooms and bath !:
elevator, steam heat and janitor's services. III
18th st. NV. fe96ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

VANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE
large two medium sized rooms, with bath,
near center Of city ami convenient TO dining
rooms. Address PERMANENT, Star ONCE. fe12-2t
wANTD-LARGE. UNFINISHED FRONT ROOM.
ground door. bet. 9th and 18th, H and Pa. ave.
NV, for the Washington Decorative Art So
e1sty. Address Box 1873, Star ONCE. fe10-3ts
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FOR RENT-COZY ROOMS. FURNISHED AND UN.
fur ished; I'd and Sd floors with of reception
room below; summer prices. 1912 Riggs ST.. near
Dupont Circle; apply from to $50. feIO-3es
FOR RENT-TO A REFINED COUPLE SUITE OF
three furnished or unfurnished rooms with heat
gas and bath: light housekeeping permitted: ref.
erences exchanged; convenient cars ard dies.
112 I'd st. e. felO-2cs
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ave, several mats. ea6. q
Chevy Chase, Nd. ar. 10
1913 Pa ave NV, I'd
end Sd fioors. 49,. so
226 LIST 81 sw, 6r. lib
DDS LIST st sw. Or. Is
lsiS Corcoran NV. 1or.55
loo Trinidad ne, sr.S.3o
1o22 Trinidad ne. $50
1925 Trinidad ne. 4r.S.3O
SHED.
292S 14th st NV, 17r.15O
18th ST mr. NJ NV. gr.125
U st mr. 10th NV. lOr.125
Hillyer pl NV, Or. .ll5
18th 81 mr. X NV. Sr.l@
III. Tor. 100
1909 Corcoran ST NV. 9rS5
20Ii Hillyer NV, l1r. SO. 81
2ls y Cap ST. Or. $3.50
9th st mr. L NV, Tor. 50
50I Maple av NV, l2r.75
III Z st Sc. Tor. rs
9li 18th ST NV. Or. 10
SIG 2lst st NV. 12r. 10
Riggs nr 18th st NV,
OF 49,. III
No. 9 fiat. Both and
Nj NV. Tor. .0
ll2 l4th st NV. Or. IS
CES.
I'D Pa av NV. Attn fi.35
li2l + NV trm lO). 10
6o3-i 9TH. several rs
1918 F nw.several RS
Sc cor 9th and 4 sts.-
l4ll G NV. several rs
l421 ST NV. several
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FOR RENTAL " ST. n W NEWLY EiTP
rooms, with good board for two; $50 mo- south.
ern exposure; no children fe1O3ts
30o1 ST. NV, FIRST-GASS TABLE BOARD
with or without rooms; large corner house: south
and east exposure. feIO-lmos
1916 18TH ST. NV, VERY DESIRABLE FUR
OF unfur rooms. with delightful boa in private
famiIy; very low rates. location excellent fe103ts
FEW MORE TABLE AND PERMANENT
ooarders can row be accommodated 20 and %
GRANT place. formerly Mrs. Rants; rooms single
and en- suite for couples. felo-3ts
016 II ST. NV. FRONT ROOM. Above NEW
ly furnished; with board for two, SEQ month;
everything pertaining 10 house frst-class; refer
FOR RENTAL SIG 18TH ST.. TWO DESIRABLE
communicating rooms, with BOARD fe7-6ts
1O-CENT MEALS
You ought to Investigate these meals They
have no equal anywhere else in this city.
THE VIENNA DINING ROOMS
s14 and SIG ST..
Opposite Patent Office. ja121m'
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l.27 De Sales, 11r. f.125
aSl Il NV. 9r........4o
!22 Union pl. Or. $50
10 b ne. l2r. 10
THERFORD. 1907 Eat
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THE MONDAY AIR CHURN
5 success and has no equal. 22s 3m
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Krieger verein Celebration

The grand celebration given at
Muth's garden yesterday afternoon
and evening by the German Veter.
ans association, was we'll attended,
at least 1000 ladies and gentlemen
being present. The celebration be-
gan in the afternoon, by a grand
procession of the Verein in uni
form from their hall to the street
cars, headed by the Ex-Firemen's
band. Speeches were made, and a
general social time was enjoyed I'M
til after the evening fell, when a
grand cannon salute was fired, fire.
works were sent up, and the veter-
ans enjoyed a fine drill, with the
manual and skirmish drill also.
After these maneuvres, dancing
took place in the large pavilion, and
continued until late at night.
The arrangement committee in
charge was composed Of Messrs
John Becker, Chas. Maiwald, G. B.
Kottler and John Pomrenky.