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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE - mR EXCHANGE PREFERRED,
A n'1'' Oh s'''S st A Blt PsHias re rent
aul22t 1920 Pa.
FOR sALE-A HOUSE. Sw: RENT, SEQ;
{. BOYER & son,
aul23t pa eth 81. s.w
roR SALE GET YOUR MONEY INTO rAYIN,;
Investments, One $500 property. for $50
month. and this Is a low rent for 1t. Also have
one for $500, rents S.. 80 And for 81, 100,
nul1 W. s MINNIX. 1927 F NV
FOR SALE TO HoMESEEKERs. NEW. MOD
ern houses, 9 rooms and bath. near II street cable
aulO AUGUST DoNATH. eli 9TH.
FOR SALE-BARGAIN HUNTERS, ATTENTION
properties Tie market affords Many my will be sold
at BIG SACRIFICE Good time to ,Ty
Phone q. fans, 1910 st. NV.
FOR sAl.E-Two OF THE FINEST DwEI IINt;s
IN Columbia College subdivision. cor. 15th and
islel: nil he sold cheap and on good terms
j. SITS NV aul-12t
Foii SAI.E-TIiREE s-ST0EY r. b. HOUSES
1890. 1892 and 1884 st. NV: stables in rear;
Warrentol. Va. aul-im
$1,000. and 1889 i7th. price S 800: new 1o-room
but brick and stone dwelling: f-st-:lass; easy
; issss JOHN L. WEAVER cor F and 9Th SITS.
FOR SALE-NEw HOUSES: THE BEST YET Of
fered for g. eOO-CentraIy located, near interscc.
presssbrick fronts: good rooms; hail ard bath;
iatrnss aud range: 10. iss92 to loft alley An
terms. n l. RUST. COS 18th 'i st. NV. je1I-tf
FOR sALE-AND EXCHANGs-
Several frst-class business properties. including
Houses from $3.50 to $4,000.
Lots IN ~ sections OF the city from $3.50 up
FOR SALOON A FASHIONABLE DRIVEWAY
s. nd lath
dwellings: bun bricks; stone and galvanized iron
rooms and hall: electric bells and attachments t on
gas fixtures. Price. $1,000: very easy terms In
quire Of NJ NJ. PARKER. 1918 F ST. mh2stf
REAL ESTATE-aTLANTIC CITY.
FOR SALE-A VALUABLE HOTEL AND GRor-SD
in Atlantic City. Nj: 5osl1i feet: 81 rooms;
for s emo !Ss san re ssinf ns r
Fase; r no i agents need Spy Address owner
FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR sALE-oN 10TH ST EXTENDED A BUILD
Terms half cash and half second trust.
aus AUGUST DONATE. eli eth.
FOR SALE-FINE CORNER PROPERTY N MT
and Improvement; not affected hy street e.tsn
s sion, ,.. TYLER RUTHERFORD. iso7 r St NV.
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR SAIE-AT GREAT SACRIFICE-A LADIES'
so National bicycle. without a scratch; tires not
soiled. has brake and complete outht including
the best So nickel lamp; easy terms. Address
Box 149 Star Office. aulc-2t.
CYCLES FOR CASH OR On TINE.
Either wayne give you better value for
every hundred cents yeu leave with US xl25
Stearrs Specials for $75-TRAvELLERs for sts5~
$40 down 81 week.
JACOBS BRoS.-sl1 14th st.-122o Pa. ave aus -7tr
..SEW ERA" RIt'YCI HUGH
running. uptO-date wheels. fully guarant eed:
price, $45; bargains in secondhand wheels
Brown, Messenger and Christy saddles. Aladdin
lamps. etc Clio + st. NV jycS Inns
BOARDING.
THE AUBURN, ODD ST. AND PA AVE NV ON
line OF cable cars; large, cool rooms with board,
for transient or permanent boarders; terms rcas
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FOR RENT i =
ITO Greg av.9r&b. $50. 90
e24 23d st, 10rSb. AS. 50
703 c sw, 9r&b. $500
1923 Pierce pl, 6r&b .e5 80
SIS LIST Sc, 7r&b. .2I.50
926 18th. st&dg, 4rISb25. 90
1905 G sw, 6r&b.,T2.50
LOT f st re. 6r. :. 80
jy1S-tf DEEBLE. DA
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los. e. WAGGAMAN,
OF II at n W

80 list Sc, 6r&b. .21.5O
1908 Meridian ave,
At Pleasant. 7r. 20. ~
DIG G Sc, Gr&b. IS. 80
1927 L NV. Ar, wa. 100
2I6 Poplar st. 6r. 1870
ITO Ward ct, ir, 1000
RI 1884 X. Ar (coD $50
Wis & CO., 1919 r NV.
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
BOARDING.

THE AUBURN, ODD ST. AND PA AVE. NV ON
line OF cable cars: large cool rooms with board
for transient or permanent boarders; terms reas-
enable. fv2-tf
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SHED.
n st bet 18th & 18th
ste 100. 81
K st bet 17th&1sth166. 81
Cor Goth & H SITS. .150
N st bet 10Th & Goth
SITS 1857
Conn ave bet K & s
SITS .16G. 81
r st bet Goth & 21st
SITS 1861
Il I ave bet 18th st
& Conn ave. .160
Jefferson pl bet Conn
ave & 10th st. 49, "a
Cor 21st & . SITS. .135
10th bet o & P SITS. .125
18th st bet 81 & I
St5 ..-.......... 10
F st bet 18th & 18th. 125
COrcoran st bet 18th
e. 18th SITS. .125
18th bet T and U SITS. 100
10th st bet s & T. 100
18th st bet Q & r. 100
NJ bet 18th and
10th SITS. 100
Corcoran st bet 18th
& N II av (summer) So
o st bet Goth & 21st,
with stable (sum'r). 40
Fla av bet Mass av
and r ut (summer). 80
D FLATS.
. bet. 18th and 18th. .$75
PROPERTY.
acres, fruit trees, &c $50
Res.
ROOMS.
8 in premises 1910 II Ut.
=, southern exposure,
commandments
4, 10th and 21st SITS. $50
9th and 21st SITS. 80
!. i. ave. 70
h, K and l. SITS. ID
10Th and 21st sts., 4
II 5 carriages, groom
20
ITS CAN BE OBTAINED
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STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS
Separate apartments: light, dry and clean;
building put up for the purpose. 1907 G ST. a. W.
Special rates to army ard navy people.
aul-lm c. G. SLOAN & CO, Proprietors.
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CHARLOTTE. HALL
CIiANlDi1E Hall SCHOOL

MARYLAND. HAGERSTowN- NEE MAR COL
le.e and Music AMI Art Conservatory for Young
Women; finest climate: beautiful grounds: el,.
CANT huiiiings On hill: experienced faculty
home comforts; advantages: rrasonat le RI LIS
S'nd for catalogue. c l.. KEEDY. President.
iy.l2m
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FOR RENT
SnpTH"EST

Sto&dw 414 9th st
NV. per year. ., 4OO.'
Sto go La ave. 49,,
Sto, l rm and Gel
cor 11th&E rw. .S5.'
St&d Gl2 In av.0r. 15.'
The above Is only a
my books. For full lis
issued on the LIST and l,
tt
nr0 -
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FOR SALE - 0OR EXCHANGE PRFFERREDp
brlcA house on Myrtle ST. me- paying Sl5 rent.
l.. BACNGAETEN,
aul2-2t l2sO Pa. w.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-ON 10TH ST. EXTENDED. A Build
Ing front Of seven lots. Price. 1880 q LOT.
Terms, half cash and half second Trust.
aus AUGUST DONATE, eli eth.
For SALE-FINE CORNER PROPERTY IN MT
Pleasant, 2S0x1l7; very available for suhdv lsion
and improvement: not affected by street extcn-
sion. TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 ST. NV.
nu1-12ts
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FOR ItENT-SOA1ETHING DESIRABLE IN o.
room houses. 1404 and 14oS 18th st. NV: have
new non absorbent bath rOons; pcntifully sup
Piled with water; all modern improvements: nice
order; rent, $3.50. d. II. WARNER & co.
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WANTED--HELP
MALL.

WANTED-TWENTY RELIABLE AND ACTIVE
men - rc,st sat American lone Life ms Co. ;
industrial AMI SICK benefit plan: salary and CON-
paid :. o. PilINNEY, Manager, 9V1 Il NV
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFURNIsHED

FOR RENT-ON CAPITOL. HILL BIS Sd ST Sc,
neat Groom &otsc with cellar; all mod. imp.
Inquire ut 300 n. G. ave, corner. aul3-3t'
FOR REST-122e MASS AVE: BRICK: 3 STOR-
les ana basement; y rooms and bath; modern i'm
Irovenents; just repaired; $780, and water rent;
open from a.n 70 3 D. m au13-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-13

FOR RENT-2l51 FLA AVE. NEAR MASS AVE
very desirable location; rooms and bath: nenr
Metropolitan electric cars; reduced to $37 so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-13

WANTED YOUNG MAN ~ COZ LETT FOl: AN
ista.,.it firIn; permanent employment AMI Soct
pay mus; deposit 500 cash security. no i.iEu
accepted. Addrt Cox IS Star Office aul2-St'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-13

FOR RE.NT-9i6 Ii ST NV: 3-STORY AND
basement bay window brick; II rooms and bath
Modern convenences.
l2Sf n Y. ave; Broom brick; In perfect order
modern improvements
ll22 9th ST. NV; 2-story and basement bay
window brick; rooms and bath.
"a 18th st. s.w.; IA rooms; bath Apply to
owner. CHAS. C. DUNCANSUN, 9th and il sts
Nv" aui-12t
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FOR RENT-A FINE HOUSE on CAPITOL HILL;
~ 4th st. Sc: rooms and large cellar; all
modern improvements; a beautiful situation;
rent, 5000; key at 119 4th st. Sc. T. Is.
STALL. 319 AZ st NV aul24t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY MOTHER AT, TWO SONS. TWO
uufurniSECi rooms. and l.Hr q for one, in same
house or near; Will isoIse, with desirable
parry; refs. OK; tenn moderate; permanent
address THREE ADJ II :, Star office. iuI:;.ts
WANTED ROOM AID BOARD IN PRIVATE
family. where there other bclrtleFs, for
gentleman Ef wife, Lot exceed $50 per ::
refs. K. Address VI. \. F.. Star cfice au12 St
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT LARGE UNFINISHED NEWLY
cleaned rooms; closets and storage; sink, heat
gas, bath; also one furnished; cheap. Apply 1919
Pl. ave- au13-3cs
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FOB RENT = TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
bricE house. 81 Myrtle St ne: newly pnpered;
bath and all modern improvements. Rent, $l5.
L. BAUMGARTEE,
aul2-3t 40 II St NV.
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FEM ALE.

WANrED-A NEAT. EFSPEf'TAELE Girl. Tt TO
gen. rai h1t.>ryrcFh and assist with the Of
children: Wishing and ironing; Ieferen,
uuircl. y y IT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED POS ITInN BY COMPETENT BUSINESS
of 30: good accountant and bookkerper. ~ pc
writer; excellent references. Address tbM-
NIEIiCfAI. Star Office. aull 81"
WANTED POSITION !iY GEAI,I ATE IN PIIAR-
macy. Address .. Il. H.. Star cifce. aul33:'
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S2so MAINLAND tplIEiE FOR Young La
dies and S'hppl of Music fNrar Baltimore ,;n
leg" powers. including degrees. Modern ,,,nv,a.
fences, large campus thorough t-liGinc. h,I.
Inrts sixteen states represented Non a rian
Rev j. VI. TURNER, AN. Prest. Luthcrt lille. Md.
apl.Tu,D1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-13

HORSES AND VEHICLES,
FOR SALE-1O O'CLOCK FRIDAY MORNING,
August IL. beautiful bay mare, excellent phae-
ton buggy. harness; cash bargain. LINK
ms LIVERY, 9th and o SITS NV it,
FOR SAL.E-AT A GREAT BARGAIN-3 DOCTOR
huSg1es, 3 business phaetons. fine traps, K.
top family carriages, surreys, top buggies;
Will exchange for old work; don't miss looking
vt these Jobs LIVERY AND CARRIAGE
WORKS 45s1a st. au12-8t
WANTED TO PURCHASE A LIGHT PHAETON
or Corning buggy; must be In perfect condition
and bargain Apply ut once. B. F. SAUL,
sos II III st. au12-3t
FOR sALE-A PARTY DESIRING FINE T-cART
can find bargain In same by calling ut Stable
No. 2, In rear of 1871 ST. NV au11- 3ts
FOR sALE-ONE FINE VICTORIA; POLE AND
jy231st DUNCANSON BROS 9th and n sts
FOR SALE-wANT OF USE AND TO PAY STOR
age and repars-3 wagons. 4 bugxies SURVEYS
reasonable offer refused; also sale Of horse and
harness. y27 ID st. ty23-lms
FOR SALE-SgkREYS BUGGIEs. FHAETONs.
business and dayton wagons at cost for 80 days !;
cash oily. a full line of harness. robes and
nights. 49, to 800 m.
my28-Gd COOK JARBOE. 1895 NJ st. NV
FOR SALE SECOND HAND DELIVERY CART.
cheap Apply to A. ]. STABLER, go D st. n.w
Ja1tf
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RFNT-LEASE OR SAIE-6 MILES FROM
city. l from Arlington. Groom home: excellent
water. shade, etc: fine location for physician:
Bailey's Cross roads, Va OWNER, 3l30 n St
aulo-Gt"
SOMERSET HEIGHTS. DIAMOND n THE
Tcnleytswn ry.; Villas. Si.5o0. 81 500 acreage
Be-, Toe. FULLER & FULLER. 504 1lth st.
aus
A HOME WORTH HAVING
At beautiful, hcaitLful Cleveland Park
JOHN SHERMAN, Priest. Cau5. Office, $40 14th st
/ CAN POSITIVELY OFFER REST VALUES
abopt Washington In suburban property at LAKE
LAND. MD. whore the Cnlumb and Maryland
Railway Co. 80 DOW building their large power
house and car shops. If YOU rot prepared to
buy house lot; when is paid for y,l
can borrow money TO build Fer particulars ap-
ply to EDWIN A NEWMAN. 6;i Tth ST. NV.
FOR SALE-OR RENT-A STORE BlIIDIN(I
centrally located at LAKELAND, Md miles
cut, r. and o. R.R and c. pnd NJ electric
read to Baltimore. great opportunity for a
grocery EDWIN y NEWMAN, 811 7th ST. n "
le2u2m
FOR TENT-ELEiANT S-ROOM AND BATH
brick houses with porches. sewers, range, MAS:
Potomac wafer; shade and every ConS enience
only $50 per month"; with stable and large corner
lot, S25 pcr month. Open for Inspection. New
terrace. Petworth. d. c.; take Briyhtwood
eve electric cars. or apply to EDWIN \. NEW
MAN. Gil eth st. NV te2O-3Tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-13

ST. AGNES SCBooL-rNDER The DIRECTION
OF bishop Doane. Preparation for all colleges.
Special Studies and Courses of College Study.
Special adya ltagcs in Music and Art Ciynna-
SUM Miss ELLEN W. BoYr> Prin.. Albany. Ny.
1yl-1st
ACADEMY, ROCKVILLE ND. FOR BOYS HAS
ex-pupils at Univ Of Va. Cornell. Lnl,igh Prince
ton and Mass Inst. of Technology Raston
Address W. p. MASON. Z. s. Y. A. PrIn. WIS Ems
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FEMALE.

WANTED STU ATOMS FOR
White AMI coiuftJ competent servants
With references.
au12 3e' LADIES EXt'ii GA l8Jh St n ".
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MEDICAL

DIR. JOHN HAUGHTON LONDON. DENTIST. Is
confidently recommended my saccessor to dcu-
tai practice In Washington at 1907 q St NV
ap30-8m"
FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY,
62S Mass. ave-. homeopathic Dispensary bldg.
Open daily from 10 to IL a m, and to r. m
No charge except for material used. Extraction
free. Als9 Free Dispensary, to daily. se26-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-08-13

FOR SALE GET YOUR MONEY INTO PAYIN,;
Investments. One $500 property. rents for SO,
month and this Is a low rent for It, Also hay.
one for $500 rents $3.50 And for 81, 100
rents for $1,000
aull w MIS\Iy 1lo1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-25

Johanna Quill. who has a police and
workhouse record about as complete as her
cwn vocabulary when she's three sheets to
the wind, was taken in by her old friends,
the enemy, again last night and locked up
at the sixth precinct station.
London has Jane Cakebread, who is said
to have been locked up more times than
any other person in the queens dominion.
Washington has Johanna Quill; but johann
ra does her best, and If she only had as big
a town to operate in she would do as we'll
as Jane. She it was who was to have been
married some time ago to an old soldier
but the aute-nuptial festivities were SO
ornate that both went to the workhouse
instead Of to the altar. Their terms did
not expire at the same time and before he
got out she was In again. Finally, when
same day they celebrated too earnestly and
both went back again. 1t was the Old story
of the course Of true love.
Monday night Johanna started out to do
justice to the glad Thanksgiving time. The
result was that she soon acquired Jag
of gorgeous Dimensions. But for once ii
was just a quiet lady-like drunk, devoid OF
all trimmings IN the way of profanity or
loud ard boisterous conduct. When she
woke up yesterday morning she plurned her
old familiar trip to the Police Court. Her
surprise can better be imagined than de-
scribed when Lieutenant Kelly turned her
loose. sober and all right. barring a
It was a violation of established pre-
cedent for Johanna to be arrested and
rot to end up at the workhouse No chance
to make figure before Judge Kfmball and
ton on a real lady; but better luck next
time: and Johanna went out into the I'M
feeling world with the doors of the work
house closed to her for once.
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In the Police Court this morning l. x
Miller sentenced VIM. Thomas. ccl3rei. -
j5il for eleven months anC iwCnIy-r.Ie
days for a vicious assault or Young
white man named joseph Groenb.rs,.
The testimony the case showed thai
Gleenberg, who is employed in store -
:st5 ID street, had some words with Thomas
last Saturday morning. Thomas MAS in
tcxica,ed and was ordered out of the place.
He left, but said that he would come back
later and do Gicenberg up " men Ee
Ictur ned in the afternoon GreenDCIg MAS
sitting in frCnt OF The store. and Thomas
dealt him a stunning blow on The head
with a neayy oak stick. Grcenber2's foIv-
head was. cot open TO the bone ana his
Ee ad WAS all done up in bandages when he
appeared a witness in court this morn
irg.
Il can't soe.' said Judge Miller. why
this man Thomas WAS not charged W!th
assault VITA intent to kill instead OF SIM
Pile assault.
simply because we can't get jurics in the
upper court 20 convict in case of This
sort MAS District Attorney Mullowncy's
reply. by the time the case MAS called
the witness head would be healed up and
We would be lucky II could get the de-
PENDANT behind the bars for thirty days.
We'll. he can 20 down for the liEl:t of
time 1 can give him. 1 Will do the best i
can"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-25

First Lieut.. George o. Squier. "a -Artil-
lery, will proceed from Fort Monroe. Va,
10 New York city, via the works of Elmer
G. Willyoung & Co., Philadelphia, and the
Weston Electrical Instrument Company,
Newark, on official business pertaining 10
the electrical department OF the United
States Artillery School.
Capt Rogers Birnie, ordnance depart
ment, will proceed from this city to The
Bethlehem Iron Company, South Bethle-
hem, Pa, on official business pertaining TO
the manufacture OF a 3-inch b. l.. rifle at
those VOL ks for the ordnance department
Mai. James w. Reilly, ordnance depart
ment. will proceed from Natorio"n
arsenal, lIassachuse its, TO the Sandy HOOK
proving ground, Sandy Hook. y. J.. on
business pertaining TO the test of 1o-inch
disappearing carriage
Second Lieut.. Oren b. Meyer. 2d Cavalry.
is detailed professor of military science
and tactics at Austin College, Sherman,
Tex.
Col. John X. Miner. 10Th Cavalry. grant
ed six months leave OF absence, with per-
mission TO go abroad. Captain John c.
Gresham, 18th Cavalry. detailed as professor
of military science and tactics at the North
Carolina College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts, West Raleigh, n. G. Second
Lieut.. Hollis G. Clark, I'D Infantry. has
been detailed 10 duty at the New Eamp-
shire Agricultural College at Durham
\. II. The following transfers have been
made: First Lieut.. Matt X. Peterson, from
the 9TH Infantry to the 9th Infantry. Com
pany y: First Lieut.. William S. Graves
from the 9Th Infantry TO the 9Th Infantry.
Company a. Leaves of absence have been
granted as follows: Capt. Chas. IL. T'honp-
son. assistant quartermaster, for two
months: Lieut.. James A. Moss, 18th In
fantry, for two months and sixteen days:
Lieut.. Ii. J. McGrath, 4th Cavalry. two
months extension: Lieut.. George Eidmer,
10Th Cavalry, for three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-25

Burglars entered the shoe shop of WILL
lam Wilson, 712 9th street northwest, Mon
day night and helped themselves to a tin
clock, five shoe knives. a pair of pinchers
and five packages of shoe lacks. Entrance
was effected by prying open window.
ClCtheslne mGrauders Monday evening
vaulted fence into the yard in the rear
of the residence of Mrs. Della Blen 11:,, 9Th
street, and stripped the ropes of a quantity
Of underwear and made away with the
garments.
Mrs. Mary E. Williams resides at 100.
10th street. She has reported to the police
that yesterday afternoon some one pur-
loined from her blue serge sack coat and
vest. pair of brown trousers, a pair of
hicycl. shoes and cap.
blue melton overcoat, pair of pants.
vest and $36 in money We're stolen Mon
day evening last from the residence of
William A. Patton, AS N street
n pair of pearl opera glasses have mys-
teriously disappeared from the home of
Miss Emma B. Wilson, 1115 9th street.
A lady's gold watch, according to f..
Johnson, was purloined yesterday from
1854 Wallach street.
a solitaire diamond ring has been stolen
from Mrs. w. c. Hinton Of 61O d street
southwest.
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Who Paid the Expenses.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
In reply 10 the statement headed Piece
meal Street improvements in issue % Mo-
vcmhcr ~ signed 10y l.. L. Won Wimrff-n. IN
which ne calls attention to the iijuE ice
and Inconsistency of improvements O. c-r-
tain streets. and especially Of IN. vasI
amount expended on improvements on Is
street from X street 10 the entrance Z -Es
soldiers Home, / beg 70 GUcS-ioG Nj Ven
Wimpff.n as To who paid th- .xI--l~=S -
paving AMI otherwise improving ,E,S -------
If he Will Investigate tta .--s---r = -
learn that th, property Owners gS-- go
half Of the COS; OF paving --s!- : -
streets. the District raid tn s,l-i 49, 2 -
TO " streets. namely sl2.tssl as -
property owners paid The - 49, -
W street to Soldiers Horne gate. ng-- g.
na
After learning these faces Pr5tz1-- W
Won Wlmpffeu Will nCS co-Sii-- - -
proVcrnents made on list srr--r t--- :
street 10 Soldiers Home either ---S- =
inconS;SI. ~.
heartily iniorsc his stateinc-; -- --S---
cnCe TO the necessity CT SIi-wa.As
street pavement on LIST sJr.et u=-w--- -
and II streets. and ;hink tha-. IL MA q.
the vast amount that property oNu-rS .-.-t=
expended toward the Improvements o. =
street north Of street thu GE,EC-.-
ties should improve This thurru-hiare -
far south as New York avenue.
DAVID MOORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-25
THEY RI.DlcULE Il
Many People Ridicule the
Idea of Jap Absolute Cure
for Dyspepsia and Stom-
ach Troubles.
R1DlcUIE' HoVFfEn, IS NOT ARGUMENT,
AND FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.

Stomach troublesi are 80 common and in many
ases so obstinate TO cure that people are apt to
iook with suspicion on any remedy claiming to he
gestion. Many Shell prd. themselves OH their
acnteness In never being huIIaugged, especially on
medicines
This fear OF being h,Imbasged may he carried
TOO far so far, In fact, that many persons suffer
Tor years with weak digestion rather than risk II
little time and money IN faithfully testing the
claims of preparation 10 reliable and universally
used as Stunrt's Dyspepsia THblets.
Now Stumrt's Dyspepsia Tablets vastly differ
eht In one important respect from ordinary pro
pr"tary medicines the reason that they are not
II secret patent medicine: no secret IL made Of
their ingredients hut analysis shows them I" CON
tain the natural digestiv" ferinrnts, pure asepic
pepsin the digestive acids, Golden Seal bismuti.
hyd:;stis and nux. They not cntlartic. neither
do they net powerfully on amy organ, but they cur"
indigestion on the common y. nS" plan or digesting
the food eaten thoroughly before II has time I"
frrn"nt, sOnr and cause the mischief. This Is the
only secrct OF their succcsb.
Cathnrtic Pills never have and never can cure
indigestion and stomach troubles because they net
entirely the howels whereas the whole trouble
Is really In the stomach.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. taken after meals.
digest the food. That II all there Is to II. Food
not digcst.d half Eestcd is poison, as II creates
gas. urldty headaches. raipifation or the heart.
less OF flesh and appetite and many other troubles
which are often called by some other name"
They are sold by druggists ever! where at % cents
per package. Address Stutrt Co., MARSHALL, Mich,
for tide book on stomach Diseases, sent free
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