davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-11-28
CHAPTER ".

In Que Glm6 us SSISuo u4SnA0Sc "Ao
Grand Duke of Wolfsteinberg command
ed the attendance of Heinrich Muller at
the schloss. With a firm; quick step,
the young man hastened to obey the
summons. The gorgeous lackeys Of the
palace, whose plush suits had been made
at his own expense, ushered him with
great respect into the state dining room
Heinrich was pleased at this, for the
thought flashed through his mind that
nowhere could the scene that was to fol-
low be more appropriate than in that
great chamber where the heroic deed ct
his brave ancestor was commemorated
on the wall On entering the room he
found the grand duke and his prime
minister chatting quietly by the table.
Evidently the affair was to be merely an
informal one. Perhaps Heinrich was
little disappointed at this, for he had
thought that the grand duke might have
made court ceremonial Of the affair
and so. invested it with more dignity.
But no matter. he was received with
quiet politeness-cool politeness would
perhaps be more accurate.
'sHis serene highness, - said the old
baron, '.has been graciously pleased to
afix his seal and signature to this doc
ument, whereby, in virtue Of the rights
and privileges granted to his house BY
the Emperor Conrad ", he is author
lied to ennoble any Of his subjects who
have done good service to the common
veal. It will now be my pleasing duty
to countersign it, while you will have
the goodness to place your signature to
the receipt which have here prepared
fm you.
There was something so stiff and
even hostile in the smoothness with
which this was spoken that Heinrich 9
face grew very pale. For moment he
suspected treachery..
"Will you allow ne, baron, to read
the diplomat
Certainly" said the minister,
spreading it out on the table.
Heinrich, with the quick eye Of a
student, read it from beginning to end.
It was correct in every form. He felt
sure that not even the forensic acumen
of his friend DR.. Schlippenhammer
could have questioned its validity. He
ran his eye over the receipt which had
been prepared for his signature, and
that also was correct.
The minister handed pen to Hem
rich, and taking another himself they
each signed their names, Heinrich put
ting his to the receipt, the baron coun'
tersigning the diploma.
''I think that business is finished,
said the baron, handing the receipt tc.
the grand duke.
"Shall 1 now retire. said Heinrich,
with equal coldness, folding up his dl-
ploma and placing it in his breast pocket.
''No, not quite yet, - said the old bar
on, glancing quietly at the grand duke,
who all the time had stood silently on
one side, giving an occasional twlrl to
his Napoleonic mustache, mot quite
yet. To be candid with you, Herr Won
Muller, this is mere preliminary to
the real business that have to discuss
together. y
GA preliminary, baron: Pray, explain
your meaning!'
ST will do so in the fewest possible
words. You, sir, have up to the present
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-11-28

that, as matter Of fact, he was buying
his vonship with a certain number Of
thousands of marks. The grand duke
himself was all affability and condescen-
sion, and it was agreed that in the
course of few days the patent Of nobil-.
ity should be drawn up and formally
bestowed upon him, and that at the
same time he should sign a receipt for
all moneys due to himself or to his IA
ther.
And now curious circumstance oc-,
CURED. During the few days that
elapsed between the promise of the
grand duke and its performance Helm.
rich Muller made journey to the city
Of Strasburg, where, it may be remem-'
bered, he had studied at the university.
It was generally understood that he had
gone there on business, and the prime
minister and his master thought it only
natural, as he would no doubt have
plenty Of matters to arrange In connec-.
tion with retiring from trade. But, as a
matter of fact, Heinrich, as soon as
ever he found himself in the learned
city, betook himself, not to any trades
man, but: to a certain snuffy old gentle
man named DR.. Schlippenhammer, a
man whose name was famous through
out the fatherland as a learned jurist
and the highest living authority ON .feu-
dal and imperial law. What passed: at
the long interviews between Heinrich
and the doctor need not here be. related,
but suffice it to say that many, ancient
tones were consulted and compared
and the statutes of emperors and diets,
ranging over hundreds Of years, were
unearthed and pondered over. After
three days Heinrich returned to Wolf
,steinberg, and it was observed by:every
one that he seemed brimful Of 'happi-
ness.
On the day before he was summoned
to the palace to receive his patent he
casually met Baron Won Dernfeld in.the
park. They greeted each other most
cordially. The old man was gushing
and fatherly, the young man was smil-
ing and full Of reverence, but an observ-
ant bystander would have been puzzled
to decide which had the more diplomat
ic eye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28

FOR RENT-THE BEST GROOM BRICK DWELL
ing in this city for the price; $3.50 per month;
cable line: s27 It'll ST. s.w. X. A. PHIL
LIPS & son, 1422 New York ave. mh2S-2T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-TO EXCHANGE-NICE, NEW GROOM
dwelling; well rented; price only 81 500; for
eral good horses. Address OWNER L., Star office.
mh2S-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
TIIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT ny
T-NRTA -

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT az
COLUMBIA.
Holding special term for Orphans Court business
This nth Of March, 1894.
In re estate of William T.. Leeman late of the
District Of Columbia.
No. CO.'S. Administration Doc. 90
Application having been made for the r,ro,a-e of
PAPER writing propouuded the last will and
testament ard for letters testamcntary on the
estate Of said William f. LcomaD. dacnascd Ly
John ID. Leeman the executor therein named
in this court on FRIDAY. April. TWFNTTJiru
1891 At TEN O'Clock An. 10 show oarec e.
any exist, against tho granting Of s1ch application
\ copy Of this order shall be Du'iiShOd in rrn
Washington LAW Reporter and Evening Stnr once
IN each OF three successive weeks hnfor" Sp'd l1v
Rv the court l. u VAGNrp Iuctic,
Test: L. T. WRIGHT Register OF Wills. D. C.
Eh2S- Iaw3t
IN THE SUPREME CnT-RT OF THE DISTRICT OF
C0IJNlPTN.
tn" Hoth day of March. 1So1.
Thomas 9. Io'rSoT Harriet 4. johnson.
No. 1927. Fuu'tv Docket &c
On nation " tho paiutir. Ey Mr.. Campbell Cor
rfr''T7 N"~ solicitor q Is ordered that tho de-
1"Hi'r-. Harriet 4. Johnson. cause her appearance
10 Nr 'rt"r"d herein bnfor, the first rule dot
oc"Hr-ir~ forty d7vs af'nr this d"y otherwise tho
aus" VIII %" proceeded with rs IN of dnFau1t
IN OBJECT % this suit T.: for absplnt" divorce
upm III" "~0unf NJ w'lifIl and uuintcrrr,rtod d.
SItOn nf the DntitiOncr Nv rho defendant for more
tfan two years prior 10 the filing of this cause
I|v the court. W s cox Trstice &C.
TINE copy. Test:
BY ]. II. YOu'NG, Cork &c
N. A. CLANCY, Assistant Clerk nh2l-lawsw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
STEAM CARPET CLEANING

AMMpNlAIED STEAM CARPET CIEANING
Mofks.-oarpets leaned in the best manner
,arpets made mo'h proof fSee OF charge hat-
tTesses made TO order. cfice. 1T2O Pa ave
WORKS. lsOo and lao r NV. Telephone sox
"h--u NJ NEWMYER. Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
OCEAN TRAVEL

Guion Steamship Co.
HINITIIl
Steamships sail fortnlghtlv between
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Arizona. Apr. -. II am. Arizona. May &c :3Oan
Alaska. MAY II, IL am Alaska June o. 10 m
CABIN. $50 and upwards, according TO lOaatiop
Second cabin, SIS. Stecrase. So.
Bidding all requisites furnished free
HENDERSON BROS. Agents New York or
A. W. ROBSON. 6l5 18th q. NV. or
GRO. NOES. 81 la. NV, WASHINGTON
mh17-3m&2d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
LADIES GOODS

Mrs. FAIRFAX. MODESTO. 1913 IA. AVE. NV
Washington. H. e.. agent for Madame Record 5
TaItOn ~ stem Of dress cutting. Seamless
waist bias darts taught in Il Jew hours ulh27-I II.
We ARE READY To DYE DYEING'S Orr
greatest passion, SOS cleaning We clean dye repair
AMI press ladies' ard senflemens clothing IN
artistic style 10 look new. send postal aud well
call and deliver goods fro. send flr Household
Hints % UNITED STATES FANCY DYEING AND
CLEANING WORMS. COS 11th 81. NV. bet. F
and 6. mla)- limo.
FOR SAI.T,-WALL PAPER AND WINDOW
shades. finest cheapest. plpered, 50 and
upward. send postal VIII call.
fe23tf 12iJ sd -. ALLAN CnB'-RN
ACCORDION PLATING FRENCH PROTEST.;
skirts DC: ruffes. 1Or. per yd: the
only plating establishment in Washington; pink
ing: buttons. q. W. LUCAS. 91s 18th 1t. NV.
mhl2-1m'
MISS LAURA CADMAN. 100 & ST NV. DOES
ladies' hairdressing. slIRIiJoug, cLild-ru's hair
cutting. 81. This lady his tine reputation rs
adept in this lie. which she makes 4
speciality. mh.-lUo
ANTON ANlJ CAROLINE LERCH. S2G 18TH AND
l2,si-l1tS ST NV Frrnru dyein= and cleaning
OF cverv description, evening and party dresses
made Speciality. Our patronage extends into
The most fashionable circles. de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28

TUX Nf-NI-
11l4 Ore av, Or. .$J5. 20 Z
2ial l. NV, or. new. $3.50
2 Hanover NV. Or. 1850
el5 9th sc, 1000
McLACHLE
mhi1-tf
FOR RENT-li39 V II
ave. l2r, 2hs. SS3.Ss :
2le6 X NV. inr. 2b..ao
l52 > sc. lor&b. .3a.5O l.
1906 y Cap. sr & h. "a. 80 z
1852 wallach, Gr&b %. 40 !
nihl5 III. l.. RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
BOARDING

Al l"-G IJIH ST NV. DELIGHTFUL TAKIE
board. with without very desirable unflr-
nlshcd or furnished roOars; private family: very
low rates; location excellent. mh.G-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28

90 10th ne. 6r...Ia.So
I'D Linden ne. Or 1880
l2.Se Duncan ne 1880
1905 % Sc, Grl3.o O
N a BATCHEIDER.
10th aaC y SITS. NV.
2e24 X NV Or e. b. p. 80
800 18th nv. lor&b. -
10 Fla av, Or d b. 30
l252 Sd Sc. 6r..l2.so
$40 Blair ne. Ar. 10. 80
1918 y Cap. Or. .....IS
US1. ga f4th 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28

FOR RENT-l326 9TH ST. NV; HANDSOME
new S-roor house; all modern convenience: de
sirable and convenient neighborhood. Apply TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28

WANTED - sTENOGRAPHERS AND RENiING-
ton typewriter operators directed to positions:
EMILO1FRS provided competent stenOgraphers
and Remington Operators; no Charge for services.
WNCkOFF. SEAa+1NS IL BENEDICT. Remng-
ton Typewriter Office. SJh and SITS. NV. seq If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28

FOR RENT-STORES. OF
Rooms in Gunton bldg.
Rooms in Central bldg.
I'd and Sd floor CD
La ave. $50
119 Market sp, I'm ]. 40
GIG Ia ave. "a floor. IS so
Front I'm. list floor.
623 + st. ..... so
623 + st, 3 rms. I'd
GIG La ave, Sd floor. IS
I6s La ave, back rln.
I'd floor. ...........l5
1889 L ST NV. rm 3. Is
7lJ Market space.
rms . and 3....12JO
1899 + st wv, rm Z. 10
623 i st NV. I'm 3. 10
4tS La ave, back rn,
Sd floor. IS
Stable r'r 2lS5 q st
nv -.sss.-- ~
Stable r'r llO9 X Il
NV -. 90
Stable r. 2Jl3 18th
81 NV -. .
I3S Sheridan 81. Or. Is
800 Fla ave. Or. .14.5O
126I-l2Tl 18th st,6rl2.5O
1913 18th 81, ir...I2.50
1871 L st, Or. 50. IL
lob = ST, 'r. IL
los alley bet 1st and
I'd and Z and +, 4r.l2
l2OI Both ST. Ir. Up
2a25 Cham1lain ave, Sill
store IN Sc cor 18th
and r SITS nw....125
SFLFs.. 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY II-E-
lie for all states and territories Il SPECIALITY
y X ii. EVANS. Office dase.acnt 1921 + 81.
Always in Office "fkce hours. ja7-tr
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
1"t territory. notary aII 4. : Comm s. ioncr
Oc2S JOHN z. BEAII. 1921 / 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
FOR RENT-OFFICES


FOR RENT-FINE LARGE 2D-STDRY FRONT
room, over Teel's mems furnishing store 93J
Pa. ave. NV. Inquire in store. mh27-3I
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS GA 18TH ST; THE
,HANDSOAiEST OFFICE ROOMS IN THE CITY.
WITH TWO OR THREE ADDITIONAL ROOMS
If DESIRED; LOW RENTALS. j. b. WIAiER Cos
18TH ST. real. ESTATE. mh23-6t
FOR REMITTANCE OFFICE ROOMS METZE-
rott building, lilo NV; all modern con
Veniences, including electric light, running water
III each room, steam heat, elevator, mail chute,
private letter boxes and speaking tubes, &c;
from SO upward mh22-15t
FOR RENT DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, FROM
$40 to $50, at 4O4 9th St and 81 18th st. NV.
nh17-2w T. II. BROOKS Clio 18th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-WILL BE FOR RENT-THE LARGE
3-story livery stable; capacity, 40 stalls; car
rage elevator, and all modern improvements
rear 923 ID st. NV; rent, SI5. Inquire at 926la
La. ave. mil tim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
MISREPRESENTATION.
MALE.

\ HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, A
position st-nOGruTher and typewriter; mod
eat. salary; can furnish the best Of references
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28

7 II Is, DC.
Store 1876 18th st NV,
and ! rm on ID n. 100
H1ll Sc cor 18th and
r. SIS NV 100
Store x dwg 400 II
st ne, ar. ....35
Store 4 dwg 80 Fen
ton ri NV. Gr.....lG
Store & dwg 42l l.
ST Sc, ir....... IL
Store rm a sta 200
N 81 ne. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT FLATS on ID ST. NEAR EAST
Capitol St; and rooms each; newly Iapered;
heat aud gas: furnished; SIS and $50. H. NJ. J.
ATWElL .0i East Capitol st. lnh2s-3t.
FOR HENT-APARTMENT, CONTAINING TWO
rooms and bath; $50 per month. Apply, after 9
pm, %. THE CONCORD IN.
FOR RENT-WEST END FLATS, 262O X ST.
NV; rooms BATH range, coal vault, gas meter;
IN good order; reference required; rent, SIS.
mhlT-2w w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-UNfIR\Sl
I02s VT ave NV. lSr.S30o
1123 X / ay NV. AR. go
14l6 10th st. 22r 30
1915 y II ave. Tor. 1867
10ll Conn ay nv. l4r.l5o
1881 q st NV. I6r. .l5O
1874 18th ST NV. i2r.l50
Road st. Georgetown.
122s VI at NV. I5r. .l25
1912 i ST NV. lar. 100
1885 Mass ay NV, l2r.lJO
1888 G st NV. Tor. .100
34O6 L IT NV. 14r...lO0
1895 y 81 NV. l2r. 100
1884 2Sth 81 NV, I2r.1v0
1872 l6ta 81 NV. llr.lOo
400 Chaplin. l2r. so
Dupont cir. lIr. .S3. 33
$50 sth ST NV. st *
dwg. Tor. 1890. 33
l2l4 Y 81 NV. I'd. Sd
and 4th doors. 50. 80
CHS L 81 NV. I5r. *. 70
l62i ; - nv. llr.. 50
l222 ii II NV, l4r...T5
GIG i 81 NV. 22r.....Ts
1872 10th II NV, I2r. IS
y02 l. 81 NV. Ilr...55
2c20 Hillyer ave NV.
OILS y Y ave NV, lar. Is
sos lath st nwUflau.2r.IB
sl23 biliyer pl. Tor. 20
1920 Sunderland pl.
lOr ........-.......70
1921 10th - NV. Tor. IS
1873 o ST NV. Tor. .G5
l.'2S 6 -. Or. az
4u5 llth st NV. 2r. ,dS
1906 T. st NV. Tor. .cs
1902 Chaplin 81 NV. l2r. 20
GlG ii - NV. Tor. 90
500 Maple ave NV. l2r 10
.n2l u II NV. or. 90
1870 2ist ST NV. Tor. 90
1917 q st NV. lIr. GO
800 l4th 81 NV. Or. ga
2:;S5 . 81 NV. Tor.
ll54 lath NV, lur. ..5J
lG24 18th NV. llr. .55
l1l2 lIth ST nWtiiatl. 6r.50
Laurel ave. Mt. Pleas
ant. Tor ........ 30
1904 S ST NV. Or. so
rCRNl
In NV. cor. Ssnp
II l av mr. Ct av.17r333. "a
VI ay Il l. ST NV. 1sr 300
Mass ay mr. 18th Fl
nv. lSr. 800
X ST mr. 18th NV, lsr 300
y III ave mr. Sorcoraa
st. l3r... ....... 10
Conn ave mr. r. lsr. ez5
Mass ave nr Scott
Circle. l3r. .225
IL ave mr. 18th st NV.
LII 90
NE cor y II ave and
COrcoran st. l3r. ICO67
1914 18th ST DIV. llr.l5n
2lst and o SITS NV, lOri.,1
DeSales 81 nv. l2r. .l5o
2S2y lsth 81 NV -Tr I5o
OFF
5O7 i4th nw.......6s.5 So
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV. 5r. entire
third floor. ....... GO
Pa ay aud litb NV, er.C5
Sc cor l2th aud Il
SITS NV, 2r. I'd door 40
13S 18th 81 nw.lst and
I'd floors. ..... al
1i2O Ia ave. ID floor 40
Sw cor llth and L. 3r 30
l42l + nv. rn s.. 20
ST0
l33 9Th st NV. .SIOU
lN4 + 81 NV. .l5O
las 6 nw.........Sl
GO II 81 nw......J.,
40 l1rh 81 NV. -
ia III St..........:a
1919 18th st NV. ~
STA
Bet 18th and 18th. X
and l. SITS. .S45
4.sqG6. Mass av & 2lst -
?, ~ &C. ...........35
X l ave and y. lTth
and 18th SITS NV. "a
?. Sd 1876. .2j
5. 50 l95...-.......2,
The above houses eau
nom our Office only. THl
mh2S
FOR RENT
liza Ore av, Or. $50. 20
2lal l. NV. sr. neg. 40. 50
? Hanover NV. Or. 1850
el5 9th sc, Sr....2O.OG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
EEIIAI.E.

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED Girl.
who i Grst-class cook, Il place to cook WASH
and iron, best OF references. Apply at 6OI
FoiIeFOy 81. NV lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE,

FOR RENT-THREE-STORY WAREHOUSE WITH
elevators; good hauling way water, &c; suitable
for storage or small factory; rent reasonable.
Apply 312 Pa. ave. NV. nh2S-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
HORSES AND VEHICLES

WANTED BRUUGHAM HORSE ABOUT SIN
teen hands, must be gentle. Inquire SIS l7th
ST. NV. mh2S-3t-
FOR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED FROM RAppAHAN-
mock county, Va, 20 head OF voung sound
horses; good workers and drivers: from $50 M;
can be seen foc sale at DoUGHEltTY & LASk-
Fl'S STABLES 100 b ST. NV. mh2s-6t.
WANlED-A HORSE FOR LADY 10 RIDE AM
drive; must be Young, stylish, sound and free
FROM vices. Send description. price and where
1t can he seeh 10 NJ. NJ, Georgetown Z. o.
FOR SALE OK Observation-Disclosures, CAR
riaSss. CarTlagrs-t,ver BOO carriages and wagons
OF different and latest styles TO choose from
consisting Of coupe and curtain rocGaways, phae-
tons, cairloet;cS, bugcies. Kcn5iHgtons and al
the Todfrn traps; such as the Whitney Essex,
Sussex. Midway Erun, wch, &c The ir,lrsyyicL
b"inT a special trap is the easily adjusted
OF an Eehic.r5 and GHn he worked easily by a
th.d: it is tne handSo:ncst trap On the market
ana Is in three different styles. uGd2r, side
one full floor is devoted to business wagons
entirely; also one floor Of second hand carria ccs
Of I'll styles. in excellent condition.
Harness, whips lap roaes aud Ill other nara.
pherhdLiI pertaining 10 u hrst-rlass carriage and
Al kinds OF repairing and painting promptly
attended to at shot notice.
|, respectfully inite the public to give me a
Sa.i, as 1t is no trouble 70 SHOW goods. at S. J.
MEAS, g. AID sc g ST. NV, opposite city
7. .. mh2I-1m
For SALE-BREWSTER BROTGHAM. THINK
Of il, Brewster brousham for $3.50. Can be
seen at 1920 VI 81. NV. nh2I3t'
black horse: years Old: IL hands; fast: fne
action; good rider and driver perfect condition;
price. 500. Apply DJ"NEiS STABLES.
Iu..2U-.3t"
FOR SALE 49, SPECIAL STYITsH RAY SAD
de or driving Hcrsc: kind and @,ntle; afraid Of
nothing: lady rid. drive him. CAN at
HATtKAWAY STABLES, ll26 Vermont ave-
court. nh2G-2t
FOR SALE-WAGoNS AND WAGONErTTS-
have 80 new styles. from dayton 20 the very
finest boz wagon. for any |Usi.esr. which | viii
sell at small cash price Telephone 22G
JAMES X. P!UBEl, 12.O Sd st. and 32lD Pros
poet ave. rlil.14- mo
- HEAD or HORSES JUST ARRIVED FROM
Lexington. Va; sgitabc for all purposes; ran
Ging from SO TO 500 apiece; ; pairs OF match,d
teams. 10 be seen AZ JOHN SIMMONS ST Si:iE,
1910 Ohio NV. mhIJ-2w
Foe; SALE-IF YOU WISH TO SEE II; rs AND
vehicles Of all kinds for a small price. call at
JAS. X. PEOBEY'S
l.3J go st. NV.
Telephone DPS. mhlT-2w
FOR SALE COUPE- ROCKAWAYS TRAPS COU-
lciett"s, hEck..Darls surveys. huc.ics, business
milk and dayton wagons low prices
ocl2-6n COOK JARBOE. 3295 u ST. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28

Eleven parties for EIrcpe visiting princinal
capitals and art ccnters. First departure hy : 3
Tea,oE.s. May =. other dates. May &c, June 2.
~. Is. -, % and 30. -
California, Yellowstone Park, &c, CO days tour.
viii leave May H. '
vacation trips everywhere by all railroad and
steamship hn,s. Estimates furnished for any
tour. ARTHUR ". ROBSON
Agent Thos Cork q son
HiAlV-H els 18Th 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28

led
1911 n st NV. 1or. so
2ol2 Hillyer pl. Tor. so
1914 L st NV, llr..-ao
l24S llth 81 NV. Tor. 20
i242 11th ST NV. Or. -
g34 y Y av NV. Or. 40.63
8 h A. y fats. Sr. 40
1901 2lst ct NV. sr. 40
l2ii 18th 81 NV. Tor. -
225 II ST ne. Tor.
633 r 81 NV liau. er..1o
1889 cOrcorai NV. Tor. 40
1871 Clspin ~ NV. yr. 20
las 33d st ow. Tor. 40
233 II 81 ne. Tor. 40
l2.s5 18th 81. Sr.....3
2022 l 81 NV. 9r.....+O
1874 l4th 81 NV. Tr...0
l231 18th ST NV. sr. 30
1854 18th st nv. Sr.31. 20
1872 CorcorRn ST. Tor. IS
1905 It'll NV. SAD. .3S
2sO6 Q ST NV. r. .33.S3
SO 9Th ne. 1lr. $3.50
1877 Conn ay NV, NJ 30
! B6sQ fats. 3Ofh&Ai.ar. 80
1918 18th st NV. ~. 81 50
90 "a ne. 1r......25. 80
1909 llth NV, Sr. .25.50
l443 Pierce pl nv, 7rs5. 80
1907 Columbia st nv .sr2S
ll0S 18th st NV. 2r. Is
800 * 81 ne, 6r.....25
81 y J ave se. Gr.22. 90
SS cor Wallach and
ltth SITS NV. lat....1e
l3ne I'd st NV. Or. is
2l2 LIST 81 sw. 6r....l5
-. list 81 sw. 6r....15
ZIG LIST Il sw. 6r....i5
2Z1 let - sw. Oily
- lst - sw. 6r...l5
St5 PoIRsrOy ST. 4r.I2 so
Iol PumorOy 81. 4r.l2.5O
c. roiaeroy 81. 4r.la.50
C1A POiuenOy ~. sr.l2 50
1915 Union court. 4r.l2.3 30
In rear OF 1913 Conn
ave. several ilats.eaG. q
&c lst ~ sw, Glib
rs LIST st sw. 0r...i6
lsls COrc0rsn NV. Tor IS
1u20 Trinidad ne. 1850
l022 Trinidad ne. 4r.s.30
l026 Trinidad ne. Ar $50
SHE'D
18th st mr. n NV. sr. rs
q 81 nr Goth NV. IOr .I25
Hiilyer pl nv, Or. IFS
18th st lar X NV. Sr. 80
Sunderland nj. lOr. 100
ltoJ CorcoraR ~ NV. ors5
20ls Hillyer NV. 9r..Ioe
III Z ~ Sc. Tor. 100
2ls y Cap 81. Or. IS az
18Th near h NV. Tor. 80
3ot Maple NV NV. l2r.75
.l4 18th 81 NV. gr..7b
slO 2lst 81 NV. l2r. 10
Riggs ar 18th II NV,
No. G iat. soth and Nv
~ NV. Tor. ..0
l1l2 i4th ~ NV. Or. IS
,c ls2' Conn av NV, Sr. IS
several fine Offices -
i42l y nv, rm 10.
a,=i Z NV rm IO. 10
NO. 9Th. several rs.-
1918 y ~. several r.
Se cor 9Th and y SITS
al. y NV. several re-
lil v 81 NV, several
lie Offices. .-
l12S + ~ NV. several
me ofsces. ..-
:, SO T ct NV. several rms
laSs Pa ave NV. $3.50
~ l2th 81 nv. store IS
!. S llth ~ nw..... IS
Jus sth 81 nw....l5.50
80 llth o. nw.....l5
l4ll u ST nw......-
3LEs.
. SO Is: .s2S
o. ~ %. .-........9
~ o...--........35
1914 \ \ ave nwtrear,.l5
III lith ~ NV irearl.15
OILS Z NV lin rea-1.12.5O
In rear l2l2 4 st..O
be examined by permit
MAS J. FISHER a. co,
1924 r 81. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
N0pTuNVFST

Noh INV Isl
1872 VI ave, fur. l4r.Sl50
81 l ST, 1877. los. "a
2l9 Az II, AR. 10
al sth st. 13r....T5
1924 18th 81. Tor.
1626 ; ST. Tor. .......T5
I2l l2th ST. l2r. 80. .G5
3 B 81. 9r...........6 IS
Up PIT 506 9th st, l2r. 81
Tennaliytown I'd and
Noodley lane. lSr. go
2l2 ilth ST. ST.. 90
92S f st, l2r. 80. ~
3Jl 1872 81. lOr. 40
ia y J ave, 9r...J....D
2li y J ave. Or. so. 80
2lO5 Pa ave (will
lease for a term Of
years. or VIII Ice
fitted up for store,
lar ......--.....-..5o
20 l. 81, Ir.......JD
236 y ] ave. 80
Wesley Heights, Jr. 80
10 / ST, Tor. 80
AL VI 81, llr..... 80
3D. 21st st. Tor. .45
2i49 Fla ave. sr. AZ. ~
'rtion Of the property on
call at Office for bulletin
Ia.
L. l.. WAGGAMAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. SECOND
floor front room; windows; southern exposure;
modern conycnlences in house. central; near /
car lines. si2 per month, in advance. 6U5 II
st. NV. mh2S-l Tvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-28
WANTED-HELP.
MALI.

THE SUMNER, YOTNG MAN
who understands gardening and of horses. to
work ON farm Washington. Address Box l03
Star office la