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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24

noise made by these engines IN 'helr s"''cn'"s
operations. But when Mr. Martin talks about
getting the Bridge railroad into an ideally per-
fleet condition TO carry absolutely Inc naAin'"l'
number Of passengers habituai briuee o"'''
lers will be disposed TO think mat ne Is '"N'"s
a long look into the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24
CAST OF MADAME"
MR.. ROSENFELD'S HOUSE OF CARDS"
MISS ELLIOTT AND MR.. woRTHINu.

Any structure that Is nmsy is. metaphorcally.
called House OF Cards. Mr.. Rosenfelds play,
which expertly and neatly acted last night. at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre. by a company led BY
Miss Maxine Elliott and Mr. Frank Worthing. IL
Illustrates the efforts OF certain impecun.ous per-
maintain themselves in the front rank OF
fashionable society.-in other words. TO build up 4
flmsy fabric OF apparent prosperity without ade-
quate materials and upon basis itself OF fraiI
substance. The drift is satirica and the satire Is
commingled with sentiment The play follows IN
the line of such pieces as Saratoga" There 10
mixture Of politics. money. love- intrigue and folly
Miss Elliott and Mr. Worthing were warmly greeted
and Mr. f. L. Davenport and Mr.. b. f. Mackay
made excellent impression The house was full
and the play was received with suspicious favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24
CAST OF THE QUEENS NECKLACE"
A BUSY THEATRICAL NIGHT.

A. the season draws toward Easter when . ~
viva! OF practical interest In dramatic matters may
be expected. the managers make increased efforts
to attract the public attention. Various changes
accomplished last night. Miss Ross Coghlaa
appeared at Palmers Theatre. In . drama, By NJ
Charles Coghlan, called Madame" Miss Maxine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24

There is no doubt that early steps VIII oe
taken to test the constitutonality OF the Knlhes
law in the courts. There are various points III
which those opposed 10 1t declare that IL Is open
10 attack and as as it goes into operation
il Is expected that case will be made UP anu
carried into court. 1t is noteworthy mat the
Governor in his memorandum ignored altogether
the protest of the Democratic members OF me
Assembly and their assertion that the Dill was
passed in a violent and unconstitutional way
This point is likely to be heard from agaiR' TOT
the Democratic members OF the Assembly are
not the only people who believe that plain
provision Of the fundamental law was set aside
when Speaker Fish had the doors OF the AS
sembly Chamber locked for seven hours so az
TO get the bill through on time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24

SO far as can now be judged. 1t seems that
the plan Of setting up n number of State Com
missions to look after part OF the ahairs OF
Greater New-York, In the event OF the passage
Of the Consolidation bill. has been abandoned;
but there IL current a fairly well-dehned r'Imor
that bill has been prepared for the wiping out
of the present Police Board and the appointment
of a single Commissioner TO manage the de-
partment. 1t Is said that the bill will be intro
duced before the end Of this week. Who Is 70
make the appointment has not been disclosed
but no one will be surprised II there Is further
invasion Of the principle of home rule for cities
in this matter. 1t goes without saying. OF
course. that if this change is made II Will be
solely for the good Of the service and the wei
fare of the community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24

..,. dssnerate condition Of her excheque', -"1
=. ,,,ore money than Abyssna has ever "au w.
h.,d,,r. ~ since the Queen Of Sheba pore '"''"~.
Tho .noils OF the enamoured Solomon. ~ 10 ~
n,,d vet. and may never be; Tut II " ~
would he likely to work a deeper INJURY '"
$50, Than onv military defeat which II cou'u
have sustained.
China ,s sending out a new detachHe"' y. "
vouth 10 be educated In our Schools s"o"
enlightened and progressive spirit IA Nv =,
diminished by her recent military Fe'e'
che continues In this excellent CUSTOM eaU'Nl
her chosen young men with the so'e
culture of the modern period, ana d. ''e 80
time admits as she ie now dolhs' I'oe
ideas In her administratio she VIII nv
G. sIy whipped the next time, ana VIII .""e -
place In civilization which properly oe,o"sS
her as her sister nation Japan mas a".""'
10 the wonderment and admiration VI .'".
including that Of the humbieo p's'a'' 49,.
selves who may, after all, gamer Wv =,
nettle OF defeat choicer flower ina" .''
triumph II she is not quite so graho'o'. :"
general attitudes as she was oei"re S"1
wh,pned she knows more. fact Var'ou'.'
evinced, but In no particular more sho"'"e
than in again sending her youth hither 10 De III
structed IN our schools
Worth and Plat have parted company %
much ia clear What is at the bottom OF the
rrnture may not be quite 80 clear but IL 10
nerfectiv evident that the big Boss Eas iost o"o
~ b,s most influential and devoted supporters
Tho desertion OF Worth cannot but be severe
blow 70 the man who imagines that he mas IN"
surest kind of cinch on the Republican parry
In tho State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24

Another delay has occurred In the Devery
trial, but 1t Is not one to be regretted II on ac-
count Of 1t the possibility OF disagreement
Of the jury has been rendered more remote.
Whether the juror dismissed did or did not
make the remark attributed to him, 1t Is evident
that his room is to be preferred to bis presence
In the jury box. Little pains were taken in his
first examination to learn his qualifications. II
what ne then said produced on unfavorable i'm
preston, as one Of the counsel for the prosecu-
ton now admits. many people will wonder why
be was allowed to take his seat In the first place
To multitude Of those who compose the
Younger generation. and to older folk who have
not forgotten that they once were boys, the
death of Thomas Hughes will come with
peculiar sense of personal loss. In a long and
active life Mr. Hughes did many things-most
IL not all of them well. He was lawyer, Mem
Der Of Parliament, Queens Counsellor. Judge,
writer social refOrmer; but he will live as the
author Of Tom Brown at Rugby and TON
Brown at Oxford" These two books have long
been classics, and they will continue to be the
delight Of many generations OF boys, who will
gain from them not only accurate and vivid
pictures Of life in one Of England's famous
schools and one Of her renowned universities,
but ideals OF manly conduct and nobility OF
character that will long stimulate and inspire.
In writing these two books Mr.. Hughes builded
better than he knew. They have been. and will
remain, a source Of good that Is an all-suficent
monument for their creator. AS Tom" Hughes
he was Familiarity and lovingly known, and as
tom" Hughes he will he longest remembered
Chief Eng .neer Martin takes a sanguine. even
an enthusiastic, view Of the effects Of the adop-
ton Of electricity for switching the cars on the
Brooklyn Bridge Let no one imagine that II Is
proposed to do away with the cable and run the
cars by electric power. In Mr. Martins opinion
that would not do at all, though he admits that
In case Of failure Of the cable the motor or
switching cars would be capable of running
four-car trains at intervals of sixty seconds
That II much more than can be done now with
steam engines when the cable gives out; and It
win be gain to b. rid Of the steam. cinders and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24

or corporations II has been observed that thew
have neither bodies to be kicked nor souls TO
be damned: but they are not always without
nova BILE property that can be levied on as Is now
evInced In the case OF Gombossy vs.. the Munic-
ipality The seizure OF the portraits OF old
worthless In the City Hall In satisfaction OF judg-
ment Is not an entirely original expedient the
seine having been tried on frequent occasions
and more OF years ago. The Judgments
all finally settled and the portraits restored
70 their places. ar they will undoubtedly be this
time but the incident points the moral that IL
would be good plan TO pass an ordinance ex-
empting these honorary memorials from any
srch Dissertation hereafter 1t is a. insult 10
the memory Of these worthy old magistrates 10
have their counterfeit presentments banded
about like 50 many old m lsters at a trade sale
They should be fenced away from the violation
OF any subsequent Gombossy and left In peace
upon the civic walls which they adorn-"the
long file Of our dead doRes' whose dim forms
might indeed despond In presence OF the pros-
pect OF being taken In execution every time the
city was sued for debt
II the Italians had triumphed over the Abys-
sinians In the recent conflict the mountaineers
would presently have received from the Peninsu-
lar Government an itemixed bill Of the expenses
incurred In conQuerng them. which they would
have been called upon to pay. As II H. the
claim comes from the OF Ter SIDE and the vlctori-
ous Philippians demand from Italy indemnity TO
the amount OF 100000 lire for the trouble and
expense of whipping her. Although the amount
may not be unr ,asonable when all the circum-
stances are taken into consideration. II 10 .
tremendously heavy sum for Italy to pay In the
Evening star., 1896-07-02

d G 11r. so
1915 Corcoran st, 1lr.50
1744 y st. Sr. r........b 80
1918 o st NV. Or. :. so
1903 r st, 1Or. ....... 80
300 21st st uw, Or. 49,
2+0+ 14th st NV. 10r. so
S0?4 Hillyer pi. Tor. so
1918 NJ at NV. lot. :. so
1914 l. st NV. 11r. As. so
1905 22d st NV. Or. .B
lIiS Corcoran NV. 1Or 45
1903 Stoughton st, 9r4l.6T
615 14th st, 2r. 40
2135 p st NV. Sr. 40
1922 q st NV. 40
l1+6 18th st NV. 10r. 40
20i9 14th NV, Or. 40
Flat 5. B & Q. Or. 40
1891 o ct NV. Sr. 40
40 18th st NV, Or. 40
7S 11th st NV, lar 40
1p& Chaplin st NV, Sr. 20
124S 11th st NV. Tor. 40
1881 Corcoran nv, Or. 40
2Na 18th st NV. Or 40
1924 33d st nw.ilr.33.5 80
1902 n G st, Or. IS
1890 2'th st NV. Tor. .35
1918 Fla av NV. Sr. .3
1897 18th st Ew. Or. .3s
l2as 18th st NV. Sr. .S5
1917 7th NV. .st&dw .5r .35
123S kcnpSaw ave-, Or .35
1918. 1916. 1922 Wal
lach pi. ar (ca). $3.50
1895 Wallach pl. $3.50
141S 9tf st NV, 11r.a.50
11D 14th st NV. Sr. 30
S17 11th NV. Or. 80
623 E st (u p, 7r. 80
Up pit 733 Ith NV, Or 80
zoos Q st NV -. %. 33
2Ss n 81 ne. 1Or. ..27. 20
1915 9th NV, 7r....%.bO
3 y 81 NV. 6r. .25 30
1903 Linden ut. 7r. Is so
1923 Z st NV, Or. .25. so
1874 Wallach p!, 6r. .25
1925 32d st NV. Or. %
Up pit S24 10th nw,7r. .25
1902 18th st NV. Or. 30
1245 9th st NV. 7r. .25
1Tt5 s st NV. Or. .25
701 o st Sc. SID. Sr. % 80
1928 n Fl ave NV. .22.5O
1913 Pierce pl, 7r. .22.50
3 D st NV, Sr. 20. 50
1918 9Th st NV, Sr. 20
la2S 29th st NV, Or. 20
1902 Corcoran st. 6r. .1S
.DI 1th st NV. Or. .16
1921 Both st NV. Sr. 1880
6h1 Acker st ne, 7r. rs
@20 7th st NV. 5r. 1880
222. 230&224 1st st
eWs or. eacn. .12.5O
2y14 7th st NV, Or. IL
ZIG 9TH NV. .basem't. 2r. IL
627 -633 Pomeroy. Ar !. 10. 30
1901 n y ave, Ar, p.1O
1918 n II nv (rear). 10
115 L st Sc. -6r. g
] houses apply at Office.
. ]. FISHER & CO.,
1924 f ST NV
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FOR RENT
ITO n H av. 25r. G66. 81
1717 X st NV, l7r. 80
POPS Col Joed. 30r. zoo
sos fn av. store and
warehouse ....... 200
1923 r I av. lit. ..166.G
1O1l Conn av. LAT. .1JO
1I05 y Ii ave. 14r. 1850
1899 Vt av NV. 14r. .l50
6l4 18th ct NV.
62l 18th st NV. l2r. .I25
1928 NJ ct DIV. 15r. .1N
1901 18th st NV. 11r. .1S
1890 \ Y av NV. 12r. .125
GIT 13th st NV. 1Or. 100
1913 Fla av,p't I'd LOO
Takoma Park. Carroll
ave, 13r. 100
1923 Mass av. 13r. 100
1l25 10th st NV. OR. 100
1896 n st NV. l2r. 100
1871 r I av NV. 12r. l00
1894 8 st NV. l3r. 100
1453Huntington pl.1Gr10l
1716 r I av NV, 12r. loo
1910 18th st NV (store
and dwelliDgl. Or. =. 20
K at bet 9thSt0th. 12r. sc
1928 / at NV. 12r. so. 33
1928 I st NV. t2r. .S3.N
1G+4 21st st nv 12r. .S..2
14O2 M st NV. Sr. .83. 80
1915 2ist ST. 14r. IA
416 9Th st NV. 16r. 81
13-1225 D Ut. Tor. =. Ia
1921 21st 1T NV, Or. TO
1S+1 q st NV. 15r. :. 20
712 18th st NV. l2r. .H
1015 H st NV, 16r. :. .65
lS48 Wyoming av, ,15r. .G
61S q 81 NV. lsr. 80. 6,
3025 N st NV. 12r. :. .6J
a027 " st NV. 12r. :. .H
S02 f st NV, 1lr. .@
20l4 HIllyer pl. 11r. go
s02 l1th st NV. l3r. &C
200 11th st NV, 13r. GO
1449 n st. lar. .G5
2233 Q st NV. 13r. =. .G
tM 11th st NV. 2r. .G
SIT 18th st NV. 12r. .Gs
1853 Roanoke st, Tor. .6I
1878 20th st NV. Tor. go
1894 Sth st NV. 12r. go
PAL r st ne 7r. CO
1878 18th 1t NV. 12r &c
1918 Pa av, u q. 6r. GO
1921 20'h st NV. 60
21OS g st NV, 13r. :. 60
2023 Billyer pl. 1Or. d. GO
1919 Q at NV, Or. 90
1918 R I ave, Tor. ....55
20l9 Hillyer pl w,11r.5E
1913 O at bw, l0r. :. 81
1890 N st NV, Tor. :. IS
2n21 Hillyer pl. Tor. 81
1898 18th NV. 10r. 800. 80
1919 u st NV. Tor. SO
1S43 Fla av.p't 1st fl. sc
227 \ c st. 11r. so
Near Stott's station.
For full list Of furnishe
TIIOs
je27-tf
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FOR RENT
1885 11th NV, 9r, ami. 45
2026 Hillyer pl, 11r.mi 3
401 NJ NV sr. ami " III
317 Mo nv NV. 1Or&b 30
14O6 Corcoran, 7r.ami. .3G
II Ny av NV. Or. lmi25. 80
3 y NV. 7r, stable. 5. 81
11H 10th NV. Or. .25
721 1st NV. 1r. ..G
5e20-th, s&tu ROBERT
Evening star., 1896-07-02
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FDR RENT
aS5 + nw(fur,, iSrf3OO 90 lOl7 d NV Or q 4a
22S3 Y NV, fur, .l3r. IS % Sl2 NV. ....25o0
II9 Sth NV, lar. 90 1907 9th NV, 6r. rs %
l225 18th NV. 1Or. 90 90 l4l2 Pierce pl NV @ so
no NV. l2r. %. SIS 90 643 O NV Or . % 10
si9 NV, l0r. 80 81 135-3S-i5 q NV Or % ~
$50 + NV. Tor 80 tG 1865 18th NV Or = % ~
~ Ind av nw.?r. 600 i7D1 Sth nv. Or. % 81
inSs ,orcoran nw,9r5o0O 1928 4th NV. Gr.. .20.3s
iMaia Ill NV lor 50.o1 4oll sth NV, Sr. 20 90
T.. Cap nw.?r. 300 Sl6 II NV. or "0.cg
isaS X NV. l2r. $500 lib 10th NV. 6r. .2O.no
ia3e it42 NV, ESQ on 1245 35th NV. ar. .2O.oo
dS.;t torrtrn nv. 1lria.ta la2s III NV. Or 20 90
sl1 IA NV. 90 q. GO 10 18th NV Or 20 90
Ol l3ls NV. Tor. - - I'D u 426 9Th NV ,ir ~ oo
2l4-22s NJ nv. .9rio6 60 lI.5 24th NV G- Is so
1853 18Th NV. l0r. 40 5l5 y Cap NV Or ls 30
92S II NV, 11r. 40 .oD $40 T. NV Or - 1s Oo
40 av NV, 7r.35 81 212a Va av nv Sr il Il
2l,6 q nv, l2r. .35 IS 1873 3D. NV Or. IL 30
70 q l4th NV. Tor. RI 90 .l9 irh NV sr.. Ia Qo
o.1 9th NIX. ar. rs on 1893 llth NV .r lG 90
1872 Riggs NV, 7r. 80 40 3lol II NV Or Is so
.3f ~ NV. Sr. Is. 81 Ills ay NV Or ls "a
st4 NV, 9r. 81 7iS Fla av nv, 5r Is -
- "a NV, Tor. 23.5o s-s 2sd NV. 5r.....l4 30
$50 10Th NV, ar. .o5 50 4t7 II nv 5r... 1 a 90
me above is only portion Of the propcrt! my
DOCKS For full list call nj Office for bulletin issued
on the lst and 18th. TIioS. T.. wAtsGAMAN,
Je''oi,thSs ?l1 + -. NV.
H'R RENT THE PLEASANT iIESiDFNt'E. noT y
ST. NV cons; all MI: large yard So 80
per month In advance. Inquire within $40
oh 81 my13
Evening star., 1896-07-02

FOR RENT-THOSE VERY DESIRABLE NEW g..
rOomed houses. 12S to 141 Hickman St. bet Z
and F. LIST and I'd all MI: latrobes; facing
south on Garfield Park: no objectionable surround
inss; near St. Peters Church; 3 min; from Pa
ave. cable cars; SIG so per month: Find keys at
1410 G st. je29 St.
Evening star., 1896-07-02
BOARDING..

THE Al BURN. ODD ST. AND PA AVE NV on
line OF cahl. cars; large. cool rooms with board
for transient o. permanent boIriers; terms reas-
enable Ixotf
Evening star., 1896-07-02

ti,H RENT
1I4T 18th, 10r, mi 800. 90
1787 18th. 1Or. mi .75.OU
l4l3 l.. Sr.sto&rel. .75. 90
81 u. Store & er. .6h. 90
304S p. 16r. mi. ....&. .0O
M1 3, 12r. mi. az. 90
1928 N. l2r. mi. 80. SO
1892 T. 1lr. eel. ml.hO. ST
1919 31st. 12r, mi. so. So
2034 /. Sr, fur. mi. 30. SO
2020 y. Tor. LII. As. .OC
11S 18th. !0r. mi. 40.JO
212 C. 11r, mi. 40. SC
9l0-13 I'D, Tor, mi. 40. sc
.a,IS q, ;,iur.cpl.yd yd.sts ~. M
436 10th. Sr. wig. 40. nc
3087 NJ, sto&cel. 1850
2sl7 q. ar, eel, mi 10 .OG
2123 +, 10r, mi. =. .39. sc
HOY n II av, Tr.mi.30. sc
1907 Pa av, nat. .5r. .30.5t
1884 9th. sr. mi. :. .30.5t
1920 Pa av. l0r&b,
veg. .....3 .30.S
S57 22d, Or. mi. 30. sc
Psi L. 1r&cel, mi 3o.a
2l26 II, Sr. S.a
722 18th, store, e,w,g. ~. 81
1881 Both, Sr, mi. %. 81
216 u, 7r. mi. .25. .5C
1916 kinsman, Or. mi. 81. ~
90 Path. Sr. eel. mi. q. 81
BIB B ne, Sr, mi. ...22. 50
1913 Columbia. Ir. - s.
See Mondays Star for {
WESCOTT &
je27-s.t s.tu&th
Evening star., 1896-07-02

FOX KENT-
172O Greg 9r&b $50 90 l41o Pa az. nat 4r&b20 IS
924 23d st, 1Or&b. AZ 80 1908 Meridian ave.
l6O1 Laurel ave, Mt Mt p, 1r. 20. ~
Pleasant. l2r.a uni so 90. 96 Sc. Grab. Is 30
1923 Pierce ,6r&b 2S.3oi lib Harvard O.. 1900
blS lsr 1racb- "a So =. ir.lrar ~ 30
1896 C sw, 6rSb. % 50 a29 L 4r&w. 8. 30
l07 1t se 6r. .2l 80 R'r 17s4 K 4r tcolD.
51o lst Sc, 6r&h. n 80 1926 21th. 3r fcol) g 90
Jel5-tf DEEBLE. DAVIS & CO., 1919 NV
FOR RENT-1747 Corcoran, lor &b., artistic int $s5
63l Sd ne 6r&5. SO 2O21 1 NV ar....... 35
l02 10th Sc Gr&b. 20 3l8 L Sc. 5r&store. :. IL
1902 1ith 9r and bath, stable ble...............4O 40
je11-tf FULLER & FULLER. 5o4 1lth St
Evening star., 1896-07-02
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAIE-NE.iR SANDY SPRING PRICE 81 500
- acres, neat cottage; small store; hen house
stable. Ice hoIse, variety OF fruit; good water
etc N, Box 81 Ash ton. Md iy2-3t.
5000 EUYS WALNUT HILLS" THE LATE
Gov. Kenper's fine estate of $50 acres with two
CLmIlodioIS brick sionS ard all farming ont
Buildings complete. Rapiian river 3Ia miles
fIom Orange. Va. Southern railway; IS miles
fl, IN Washington RICHARD b. Il. CHEW Jr
512 L ST. iy2-Sts
FOR SALE THE BEAUTIFUL HOTEL. PROP
erty at Colonial Beach, Va, as a whole or part
interest Terms reasonable to The right Iarty
Apply ! I56 St. after q pm. jyi-3ts
FOR SALE
-FARMS-FARMS
ACREAGE AND SUBURBAN PLACES.
AT bargain prices. Several properties in hand
for exehange, Apply to LITTI.EF'IEID X
EVANS, l0a 9th St NV iea6-7t
Evening star., 1896-07-02
FOB RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISliED,

uNFURNISHED.
FOR RENT-BY
duIL & JOHNSTON,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE,
1903 Pennsylvania ave
Evening star., 1896-07-02

3c37 p, 9l&b. w&y. =, So
1919 \ II av, 6r. 20. 30
12l9-23 Both st, 6r. .2O.5O
Iil4lo b. Ut. mi. ~. SO
l425 35th. Or. mi. 20. 30
us 23d. Or, Gel. mi. 1850
GO1 X. store, w. 1850
1927 18th. 5r. W. 1870
1905 Pa av, fiat, 4r&b1S. 90
q /! IL ne. 6r, mi. ..l7.3O
266Sl7 L. 6r. stabIe.1T.3O
D4S f, Or, mi. ....IG.3o
9l1 18th, ar. w....15.3O
.23 \ H av. 5r, w.l4.30
z402-6h Va av, 6r&
Gel. w............14.3O ".
l725 Z, Or, wa. 1880
l719-21 E. Or. wa. 1890
1862 30th, sr, w...12.50
2l00 Ny av. .6r&st, w.12.5
2909 NJ. store. .....l2.5O
1925 III, 5r, ~....12.5O
134 33d. 5r. 1920
1910 18th. 4r, w...12.30
40 H sw, Or, wa. .12.3O
S13 26th, Or. 1850
3l3 Va av, 4r. W. 10 SO
01-11 81 ne, 4r, W. 10. SO
7N 10th ne, 5r. ". .lO.3O
49, La ave. once
rooms -.........SS. 10
1913 23d, 5r. 1000
81 18TH. 7r. 70
3u8 6h~rman av.6r. 10. 10
1872 Valley. 5r. 1000
IT other list.
WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1896-07-02

FOR RENT-1233 n. r. AVE: GROOM BRICK;
in perfect order; modern improvements. Apply
to owner, c. G. DUNCANSON 9th and ID sts.
je2-3Ut
Evening star., 1896-07-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

A PLEASANT RIDE OR DRIVE THROUGH THE
beautliul cleveland fark. y2
For SALE-A LARGE 7-ROOM STONE MAN.
si' n in East Bladensburg. splendid location;
acre of ground, bargain at 81 100 ROGERS
kltHAliDSON * co, 33S Ind. ave, and Hyatts-
Vile. i,I7-1ms
Evening star., 1896-07-02

FOR RENT -HNATTSyIILE ND, GROOM C(yr-
tage; barn poultry house. on large lots; well
SHADED: wafer at door. in Cottage Square; 100
yards from depot and 60 yards from electric II X
stop; Sl.,O year. All in perfect order and abun-
d:nt garden room. DUlKE.TT, DENT ,S CO. taiJ
n iv1
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
We make a speciality Of exchanging properties
Come in md talk It ovel with US; We NAV have
just what you want. Below Is a small part Of
our desirab1. list:
3-story stone and brick dwelling in the fnshiou.
able part of 18th st. NV; handsomely papered
19.Sx13O to 30 foot paved alley.
new brick and stone dwelling on o st. nv
near I'd. rooms and tiled bath, hot-Wa ter
heat; hard wood finish and handsomely papered;
Four elegant homes on Columbia Heights
Five on the fashionable Washington HeI9hta
Several small dwellings in Remington"
The above are priced at between IS 900 and
$11,O0O.
VACANT GROUND
46xSO on 8 ut. NV. just east Of New Ham,
shire ave
Cor. 22d and F 'sts. NV. 1OOx63
Several single lots on Columbia Hephts
GEO e. E1dMOSS 4 CO.
je61m 1916 F ct ~
Evening star., 1896-07-02

FUR SALE-
chance to own a home in al improving
neiGhborhood. Complete in all modern improve
ments, absolutely up TO date in all scientific
plans fer comfort and convenience: stone fronts:
six large rooms: modern furnace; and concreied
cellar under entire house: tiled bath room;
ttonary washstand; electric light attachments:
cabinet mantels; and handsomely paparcd: lot
lSx90 to alley: situate on Quincy St. lexington.
between Ncrth Capitol and LIST sts me-: enc
square OF electric cars. The price is s.. coo. on
your own terms. We have never seen a better
chance to obtain frst-class home for little
money and On your own terms. Apply to
GEO. f. EMMONS & co.
1916 St NV.
jeI?1m&1w Telephone l414
Evening star., 1896-07-02

FOR SAIE-TWo OF THE FINEST DWELLINGS
in Columbian College subdivision cor. 18th and
Binrry sts.: II rooms each: maguihcently I'm
i>hed: will be sold cheap and on good terms
arIly TO owner CaAS. Z. DUNCANSON 9th and
II SIS. NV. j.21-6t
Evening star., 1896-07-02

LOST - TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS, BETWEEN
Ohio Nat. Bank and 10th and E. Finder will be
rewarded by leaving with capt. Of watch, Pod
FOUND-AT CHEVY CHASE LAKE JUNE 90 A
Masonic charm, which owner can have by prov
ing property and paying charges. SUPT., 81 c
st. It,
L0ST-A POCKET BOOK, WITH MONEY AND
receipt, on 9th st. between ST. and Penna. ave-
Suitable reward If left with the teller at Office
Washington Loan and Trust Co. It,
LOST-SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK SILK
long tab, laceco cape. in about the tent
office 7th St. Reward II returned to
Room 217, Patent office. je3O-3ts
Evening star., 1896-07-02
DENTISTRY.

OEN1IOIRY.
DIR. JOHN HAUGHTON LONDON, DENTIST Is
confidently recommended my successor to dem
tai practice In Washington at 11O7 G ST. NV
DR.. w. MERRILL. now Of Gorham Maine
a3O-6ms
FREE DENTAL NFIRMARY
6S Mass. ave-, Homeopathic Dlspcnsary bldg.
Open daily from 10 to IL am, and to 5 nm
free. Also Free Dispersary. to daily. se2G Il
Evening star., 1896-07-02
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-LARGE OFFICE ROOMS, METZER
oft bldg; most central location; steam heat"
electric light; speaking tubes; running wa
ter" janitOr SERVICE no extras; from $3.50 up
Evening star., 1896-07-02

: N1fARMINtT HUME
CHARMING HOME
Located Columbia Helghts-two blocks
above Chinese Ltgation-on Harvard st.-lO0
II. east # 18th ST. Superb white stone-front
colonial residence-lo rooms-all large. Par
lor, reception ha!l-dining room-psntry, ki.ch-
en- all on floor. Bath is simply d
magnificent one. To fully detail the attrac-
tions-tEis gem of a dwelling posscsses-would
TAX. up more than this space permits. Must
be sold at onee-and owner will honestly sac
rifce $1,000 from the real value secure a
rightaway buyer.
OWNER car be seen at 1893 PENNA- AVE.
ja3l,3f
Evening star., 1896-07-02

FOR RENT-OR SALE-COTTAGES AND LOTS AT
college Park, Nd, located 5 miles from the city
On NE r. and o. railroad. This convenient and
pretty susdivision-with the proximity of the
Nd. Ayr. College and the early completion of the
electric road. connecting the cities Of Washing on
and baltimore offers unusual advantages in the
way Of pleasant suburban homes, OF Investment
Address GEO. ii. CALVERT, College Park Nd.
fr2I-6t.