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8 Slauohter OF Germans.

LONDON June 9.-The Daily News
will publish a dispatch from Athens
saying that instead Of only a few
French, British and German engineers
being massacred by KurdS on the line
of the railway from Smyrna to kasSa-
ba, as reported on Sunday last, the
mum Der of victims is estimated at 200.
The consuls at Smyrna have gone to
the scene to investigate the affair.
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EenrfIt1 E1nlNSiOn.

JoHSsTowS, Pa, June 9.-One hun
dred and eighty cans OF dynamite ex-
ploded about q mile below Lilly this
afternoon with frightful results. One
Slavonian was killed instantly, and
three Slavonians, two negroes and
one American We're fatally injured.
The men were at work on the Pensyl-
vania Railroad and were getting ready
to make a blast, when a premature
explosion followed, blowing up the
lS0 cans of dynamite and burying the
seven men beneath a mass Of sand.
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Attacked by Hyenas.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, June 11.-Dur-
ing the street parade of the Barnum
s. Bailey circus, Hario Northrop,
keeper, was attacked by four hyenas.
TIE struggle between man and beasts
lasted while the den was drawn in
parade along Main street from State
street to Fairfield avenue Thousands
of spectators witnessed the battle.
Women screamed and the crowd
massed about the den so as to interfere
with the circus men, who were endea-
voring to assist Northrop. One ofthe
hyenas was killed and the other three
are battered, bruised and lacerated.
Northrop is terribly injurad and in
critical condition. The trouble began
just below State street, where the pro.
cession had been stopped for few mo-
ments by some trolley cars. The
street was jammed with spectators, and
some boys began pohlng at the ami
mails. Northrop was seated IN the
center Of the hyeoa den. At each end
were two hyenas. The keepers busi-
ness is to prevent the beasts from
crossing to the opposite ends of
the den. The prods from the boys,
however, caused one of the hyenas to
rush forward Northrop drove the
animal back with his whip. AS he
struck att, the two from the other
end rushed at him; as he turned to
drive them back, the opposite two
rushed at him. In a second all four
were tearing him. Northrop struck
them off as well as he could with his
loaded whip. AS the cage passed
Wall street the hyenas got Northrop
down. Then for the first time he
drew his revolver He shot one beast
and then managed to rise. He pre-
sented a sickening spectacle. His
clothes were stripped into shreds. He
was covered with blood and one cheek
was partly bitten Off. One arm was
cut to the bone, and his body and legs
were scratched and cut in long, rag
ged wounds. The eye of one hyena
was battered out and the heads OF the
other two looked like raw meat. The
circus men finally got Northrop out Of
the cage. He was taken to the hos
pital.
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MISS Helen Gould has once more

MISS Helen Gould has once more
come to the front as a dispenser OF
munifcent charity. She has sent to
the sufferers from the storm at St.
Louis the splendid gift OF 100000.
Already she has devoted to charitable
work considerable portion Of the
fortune left her by her father, and 1t
seems to be her purpose to continue
the good work whenever occasion Of
fers. Wealth in such hands is ben
efaction to the human race.
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II a recent speech, at Des Moines,
Gov. Boise said he expressed conf
dence that If Democracy would make
tinaace the overshadowing issue this
year and a brief platform unequlvo-
cally demanding free silver coinage 1t
would carry all the south and west
and Illinois, Indiana and Michigan.
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the admiral had predicted, and more
than two hundred Frenchmen were
drowned before the emperor's eyes
Youths Companion.
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Stub Ends OF Thought.

What man has done, woman thinks
she can do
If the men didn't oppose the women
IN their efforts to gain their rights the
women wouldn't think they had any
rights TO gain.
1t is harder work holding back when
one starts going down the hill than it
is to get up when one starts going up
4 pretty woman is the prettiest
thing on earth-to the eye.
a wife may easily love herself
enough to make her husband unhappy.
The more bachelor thinks Of matri-
mony the less Of it he does
a pair Of soft brown eyes in mans
heart makes him blind all over
Melody is the soul Of music. while
harmony is its mind.
Love is the great inexplica BILE, and
marriage sometimes makes it more so.
Faith in men and things is one Of
mankind's slippe-iest possessions
Detroit Free Press.
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A Wall Street Tip.

The men who have made millions
out OF the people OF the United States
through the bond deals which Presi-
dent Cleveland and Mr.. Carlisle have
sanctioned, are marshalling their fore.
es for new and bigger deal than ev-
er. Here is a circular that is being
sent out to every bond and stock
brokerin the country, and perhaps to
many in other countries:
Uniled States Bond Brokerage,
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Uni.ed States Bond Brokerage,
2l9 Seventh Street,

New York, June, 1896
Dear Sir: 1t is with peculiar kind
OF self satisfaction that l am writing
to you this letter. For ever since the
time that l wrote to you the last let
ter, you have had ample opportunity
to become convinced that what l state,
propose or predict is not mere theory
but is founded on absolute facts and
positive information.
What l now wish to bring to your
notice is that there will soon be an is
sue of Uuited States Government
bonds. The amount of the bonds in
this next issue will be FIVE hundred
million dollars.
AS you well know. the silver ques-
ton is coming rapidly to the front,
and large Withdrawals of gold FROM
the treasury are being made every
day, therefore, according to my ca1-
culations, this issue will be very soon
and the last one for long time to
come. Hence the greater need of Wig
lance. protection and taking adyan-
tage of the opportunity. Should you
let this opportunity pass by, without
doing anything, then you can blame
only yourself, for this notice clearly
describes the situation, and deserves at
least an investigation.
For the purpose OF buying this en-
tire issue of bonds for mutual protec'
ton, and for excluding all other pur.
chasers, the parties who were during
the last issue direct opponents, have
formed a syndicate. The reason for
the existence Of this syndicate must be
evident to you, because every person
who participated in the last issue made
enormous profits.
This syndicate to ''smash" and in
other ways to hinder its success, have
organized a rival syndicate with the
intention of buying up large part OF
perhaps the whole Of the next issue OF
the bonds.
In this syndicate that you should in
terest yourself is the object Of this let.
ter to propose. Yours respectfully,
HENRY BARNA.
?. s. Subscription list is already
opened. Plans and calculations are
all ready. and details will be furnish
ed on application.
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-on" t.at were in the storcro1n'
I'll y are vita -: =
iat was in tho -. >J~.>i
.:rr = a::&t;l.
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One Required the Other.

OHe 1NequIIeU SHC OEl1eE.
Mamma-Willie where are those al
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT,
Sto&dwg 31S Pa ave

III hE.SI- Sto&dwg 3lS IA ave
Defrees st NV, frisco Sto rm and cellar,
1903 st NV, 6r.. 1850 4S3 18th st NV. rs 90
~! st NV, 6r. rs. 20 Sto&dwg 1924 st
II ST NV, Dr.. 1888 $50 Goth NV Tor. SO. 90
lbs 30 ct NV, Or. Is 80 St&dw 4OS II ne 6r 45 90
lib NJ ave NV 5r. Is 80 Hall Sd a Al9 10th
S5S I'D st NV, Or. 1880 st Dw.3 Is 90
SOS NV. 1880 I'd I d sos st. sr: 5000
934h 24th NV, 5r. 30 Sto&dwg 937 Fla ay
OH st NV, .143O NV sr D 90
2241 Clev'd av, Or. IA 90 Sto&dwg 1878 18th
1911 st NV, Ar. HOO st NV IS. 90
amla12 nh st NV Or. IL 30 Sto rm, rms and
215O ID st NV, 6r. 1880 eel 10th st NV % so
1142 Sth st NV, Or. 10. 90 Sto&dw sw cor 10th
125s-6l 81 18th st st 4 Ca ave- ar. 20 90
,. NV or: -. 12 80 Sto&dwg 4os 18th ST
1271 18th st NV Or. u 80 StoSttiwg 1901 LIST st
3415 X st NV, 6r. ..I25O sw IL 90
ITO Bath st NV Or. - SO Sto&.wy 42l I, ST
1S22 st NV, Or. $50 Sc 5r.l2O 90
42S 18th st NV, Or. 1920 Sto 937 Fla ay 10 90
300 Pom roy NV, Or. 200 Sta r'r 334 st
23O6 st NV, 6r 1900 NV tousr,erIyl - 20 Oo
Itio Sun 81 NV, Dr. $50 Sta r'r 1i17 st
Up pit l2S7 18th st NV, m horses 4
RI 1923 10th NV. Ar 10 30 Sta, al bet NAN
Sto&dwg 800 18th st 2oth&2lst SITS NV IL 90
NV i2r. 100 90 Sta rr IL, &122915
i3ll 81 NV, l6rI5OO 18th st ...... 10. 90
Up pit 2l26 l4th st Sta r'r sos 18th NV 900
NV, Ior $500 Sta r'r 1873 l. NV. 800
Sto&dwg Ala 9th st Sta r'r DDS AZ sw. IS %
g. NV per year 2 400 90 Shop rr 1233 Blag-
$40 90 La ave- :lioOl dens al. 3. Is
my books.
For full list call Office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th.
THOS E. wAGGAMAN
no1S-w, fam 81 ST. NV.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-FARM, X MILE FROM SEABROOK,
b. and p. R.R., 2h miles from Branchyillc, hi
and q. R.R, 10 miles from Washington through
Bladensburg; nicely situated; 20 acres with new
Groom house. barn and hen house; only 81 100:
$500 cash. balance easy monthly payments
THEO'D FRIEBUS. Ohio Bank building, 18th
and G NV. noi1.eot;t
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CHIROPODIST.

GEORGES BUNION AND CORN SHIELDS
Give instant and permanent relief Sold by leading
druggists. Germs eD0v,d, .5c. Booklets free Com
sultation free.
Established in Washington 50 years.
PROF. ]. ]. GEORGES & son,
no20-Stf Foot Specialists, Ills Pa. ave.
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1926 \ st NV, Or. ..45
1913 o st NV, Tor. :. As
2s2 18th st, Or. ..41.67
6l9 y Y ave, black
smith shop & dwg. 40
1702 Il st, Or. 40
1884 18th st, Tor. 40
Flat D, b L. Q, Or. 40
3 i1th st NV. lar. 40
LOG X st NV, Or 40
1912 n st. Sr. 40
2l07 Pa av. 12r. 40
2420 14th st, Or. 1880
242S i4th NV. Tor. $3.50
300 A st Sc, Tor .33
1906 10th st, Or. .35
1925 F st, 2 front
rooms. I'd floor. rs
1902 \ c st, Or. .S5
1880 10Th st NV. ;Or. IS
l3lS Fla av NV, Sr. .35
302l p st, Or. 800. 80. IS
225 II st ne, 12r. 80
1925 18th ST, Or. 80
Obs 18th st NV. LIST l.3O
12lO e st INV, 7r. 80
Up pt 1873 eth NV, 5r. 80
3021 p st, Or. 80
29G6 . st NV. .....2S.33
1868 Linden st, ar. $3.50
1913 L st NV, Or. $3.50
SIT 18th st NV. Or. .25
50 II st NV. 1r......25
Up pit S24 18th nw,7r.25
1852 9th st NV, 7r. .22.50
HAS s st NV, Or. %. 30
1747 S st. 7r. 80
14i3 Pierce pl, 7r. .22.50
So d st. 7r. .2O.5O
81 d st, 7r. .2O.5O
131 LIST st sw, Or. 20
1924 29th st. Or. 20
UP 11O4-6-S 18th STIR. 20
4015 Sth st NV. ST.. 30
1928 18th st NV, gr. 20
1926 29.h st NV, Or. 20
516 18th st sw, Or. ..1s
22O9 18th st NV, Or. .16
2207 7ih st NV. Or. .16
1920 It'll st NV, 5r. 1850
1929 Both st Hw, 5r.12 80
lC37 3O;h st NV, 5r. 1880
pa LIST st sw, Or. .12.5O
426 9Th NV. basem't ,2r. II
G31-639 Pomeroy st,
4r, ca. 1919
( 1917 14th st, rear 5r.10.30
1919 y H av (rear) 10
NE cor 33d and Pros
pect sts.. ......... 10
lis l. st Sc. Or. g
925-927 Majors al,
bet 9th&l0th, MO
! SIS. 30 ca.
he'd houses apply at office.
s. ] FISHER & CO.,
1924 r at. w.
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FOR RENT
ITO y ii av. 25r. $3.50. CT
2Oo5 Col road, 2Or. 200
141l X st NV, 13r. .160
1O1l Conn av. lar. $50
1906 n H av, l6r. $50
I'LL l st, lar. $50
17i5 X I av, 13r,
per mo by year. .137. so
e14 18th st NV. go
621 18th st NV, 12r. 1925
1890 n Y av NV, 12r. 125
1923 n ST NV, Tor =. 100
1901 10th st NV, 11r. 100
6t7 18th st NV. Tor. 100
1913 Fla av,p't I'd II 100
2017 Mass av, l1r.. 100
Takoma Park, Carroll
av. 13r. 100
!42S n st NV, 12r. 100
1898 jeff pl, 12r. leo
1896 Il 1 av, i0r -. 100
1924 s st, lar. .S5
1927 Conn av. 11r. 81
1925 10th st NV. DIT. 50
1851 s st NV. 13r. .S3. 81
1925 DeSales st. 11r. 50. SO
1910 14th st NV fstOre
and dwcllingl, Or. Ia
1871 18th ST. Or. 10
1402 NJ st NV. Sr. 10
1874 2Sth st NV. 12r. 10
1913 Wyoming av, 16r. CT
1921 2lst st NV. Tor. .65
els E st NV, 15r. .65
1923 n st NV, 12r. :. 81
1927 \ st NV, 12r. .65
500 z st NV. 11r. .65
1919 NJ st NV. go
1119 18th st NV, Or. go
9l4 Hlilyer pl. 11r. co
2233 q st NV. 13r. Ga
4O5 18th st NV, 2r. :. rs
1918 + st, 12r. go
1915 Goth st NV, Tor. GO
1915 18th st NV, 12r. ~
1907 Mass av, l1r. SO
124S 11th ct, Tor. SO
1918 Il / av, Tor. 80
2235 Q st, Tor. $50. so
242S l4th st wv. 1Or.37. so
1411 Goth st NV. Sr. 80
1898 18th NV, Tor. 80
1918 Fla av.p't LIST ti.5O
Near Sto:t's station,
d q, 11r...... so
500 list st NV, Or. -
1904 Hillyer pl. 10r. 80
ScheutZen PIX, large DIV. SO
915 n Y nv, 15r. so
2616 F st NV, 11r. SO
1928 n st NV, Or. SO
SIT 18th st NV, 12r. so
2144 H st, Tor. 40
For a full list of furnis
THO
no17-tf
FOR RENT-ON WASH,
new and thoroughly mo
hath. Dow1v nor,aroS1
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TU PURCHASE FOR CASH. IN GOOD
location in NV. from owner, house Of 8 or
rooms. not to exceed 5000 Address H. g. NJ,
Star Office. no19-2ts
WANTED SEVERAL BRICK HOUSES, AT S. 500
and under, Capitol iiiI northwest; also
two from $500 to $500 northwest.
Send FIJI particulars to s. w. s.. Star Office.
no1S-3ts
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FOR RENT-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. A
new and thoroughly modern house; II rooms and
hath; newly papered and decorated; high and
healthy; commands beautiful view Of city;
convenient to cars; rent reduced to right party.
Apply Il. ]. MARSHALL. sos 18th ST. NV.
C11-1w
FOR RENT-SEE THIS HANDSOME, NEARLY
parlor; ami furnace; back alles; on and near
car lines; reduced to SO. Key at 800. n17-0ts
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PERSONAL.

NOW, GENTLEMEN. WE ARE READY To CALL
and remove any amount of gents left-of gar
ments and leave hard cash in exchange. Send
that postal at JUSrH'S OLD STAND. 6lY
ID st. NV. no3O-5tf
THE PARTY WHO PICKED UP LADIES' GOLD
watch and fob. lost in Perry's store Saturday last
is known, and unless the articles are returned
before Monday arrest and exposure will not bc
delayed, have positive proofs. Address
package 10 DETECTIVE Star Office and avoid
trouble. no19-2ts
W. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEC-
tive asency-Ccnfdential communications promptly
attended to- office open all hours; best refs. E,s-
tablished 1880 Supt. $40 + st. NV nol7-1m
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE NV PART OF
city-A magnificent home; finest location Column
bit Heights; 5Uxl50: north side street: 10 rooms
and bath; stable hay house. hen house. fruit,
etc. GEO. +. EMM0NS CO.
Telephone l424. tnOl3-2u 12lG L st. NV.
FOR ENCIIANGE-EXCEIIENT PROPERTIES N
NV. for unincunbered los houses. Chicago and
Salt Lake City property. for Washington. ].
CHESTER, Room 10. 6l5 1ith st. NV. nol1-tf
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LEGAL NOTICES

Hfed October ~. 1895. J. X. Young clerk)
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
In petition Of Harry Lee Hutchings for leaya IN
change his name
Equity No. 17776
A petition having been fled in this court nv
Harry Lee Hutchirgs Of the District of COiumbis
wherein he prays that his name may be changed TO
Harry Lee Berry, II Is this 18th day of October
AID. 1896. ordered that public notice be given to
all concerned to appear In this court the SOth
day of November, AID. 1896. at 10 am, to show
cause. II any they have, why the prayer In said
petition should not be granted and that a COPY of
such notice shall he published In The Evening Star
q week for three successive weeks before said
date. W. s. COX, Justice.
CHAs. BENDHEIM. Solicitor
A true copy. Test:
J. B. YOUNG, Clerk
By r. ]. MEIGS. Jr.. Asst. Clerk. oc3o-IsW9t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED CARrETED ROOMS. UNFURNISHED
ID floor. west uf l2tn AMI north of Pa. ave. Ad-
dress n W. r.. STIR office. lts
WANTED OR ) COMMUNICATING UNFUR-
ni;hed rooms; suitable for light housekeeping;
terms moderate, NV desired L. q. Box 213.
no2U-2t'
WANTED BY y SOUTHERN LADY AND DAUGH-
Ter. unfurniSn.d rooms for light housekeeping ;
in strictly private family; best Of refs. ex-
changed. Address MRS L., III ii st. NV. It,
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN AND CHILD, PEN
son office. two W comfortable furnished
muncating adjacent rooms, with board: one
font south. refined southern family preferred:
permanent if suited Address DE LOACH, Star
office. no1y3ts
WANTED ADVERTISE ROOMS DAILY IN
The Star and POST and renting many.
Let rent yours charge unless rent
them: You collect your rent. WHEAT, SUTER
& MEADE. 1865 Pa. ave. oc143m
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-ON MONDAY, A LADY'S STICKPIN:
pearls, with small diamond in center. Suitable
reward IL returned to Room 16, Pacific bldg It's
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

EAVER,
NV. Telephone 1lO4.
IL Q st. Or. 80
1911 9th st. Or. 90
1914 9th, sto, Dr.. 1000
332 Elm. LDPk. Or. $50
Office rooms. GO F st.
522-2S Tenn av, Or. 1880
612 Seaton, Eck'n. 6r1G.W
BrightwOod PIX. Or. 1000
1913 18th sc. Or. -. $50
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE BAfGAIN-COUPE ROCkAWAY
tpIneD, III splendid condition; also elegant
brou.haTl, very cheap. has
room them. itear 1915 9TH -. nv no19-3t'
FOR SALE.-A BAY HORSE, 10 HANDS HIGH;
very hne roadster; suitable for buggy, carriage
or saddle. Apply 1917 Sth st. Il. between
and 10 am ! and > pm. no17-4t'
FOR SALE-JUAlP SEAT SURREY WITH CUR
tains- Apply at 623 q St NV. mol 46t'
FOR SALE-LEFT To BE SOLD-CARRIAGES,
buggies. surveys, coupeS, NictOrlas wagons,
seighs and harness: nothing In reason refused.
927 moi -1mos
WANTED IGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
secondhand harness. Apply at 5. d. uOUCk.
3U1 10th st. NV Oc27-lm
FOR SALE-CARRIAGES, BUGGIES BUSINESS
and dayton wagons, harness. robes and whips, at
panic prices for cash.
oc12-Id COON & JARBOE, 1895 NJ ST. NV.
FOR SALE-MY STOCK OF THE LATEST STILES
of broughams. six passenger rockaways, coupe
roekaways and Pittsairg rOckaway. See the
new ~oupe rockaway, trimmed in white cloth.
'Phol.J ZIG. JAS. X. PROBEY,
oc102m 123O 22d st.
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FOR SALE-THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE
city as home or Investment: 3r brick; In the
NV; for $500. Apply ]. ID. SULLIVAN, 18th
and u sts- NV. noi act
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FURNISHED.
II st near 18th. 1888 33 Mass near 18th 1873 33
st near Conn av 291 Sc 10Th st near R. . 100 90
Mass av near 18th 229 10 n st 18th =. 100 90
18th st mr. Dup Cir. 2OS. :'3 Kenesaw mr. H. 30
Mcpherson square 90 18th st mr. Dup Cir rs 90
NJ st near 18th. 90 COrooran mr. 18th. so 90
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
Eo6-tf 1905 q st. NV.
FOR RENr-BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, WITHIN
llock Dupont Circle. $40 month. Apply CHARLES
EARLY, COB 18th ST. po7tod i
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FOR RENT-BY JAS F. SHEA, 632 PA. AV.N.W
Cos East Cap. ST., 10 FOODS, a mi $40 ~
233 18th st sw Or .s20GC S3 Myrtle st Ne, Or l3 %
go I'D st NV. Or is - 231 1ith st sw, 5r IL Sd
214l st NV. 1r 80 319 10th st ne. Or. IL 80
431 av NV. Or. 1900 1897 Az ST sw. Or. 10. 30
9OS 9TH st se Or. .1a00 $40 ii st sw. Or IL. 80
4O5 st me- Or. $40 1913 J av Sc, 5r. q. 80
1876 lth st ne, Or. 1900 Coz Browns ct Sc Ar 800
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WANTED-BOARD.

wANTED-TAEI.E BOARD BY FIVE OR SIX
young men, ill private hoGst; must he Other
board"rs; board so II month: location must he
within i've minutes walk Of treasury; references
no2sp-2ts
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FOR SALEI WILL SELL MY NEW HOUSE ON
L st. near Dupont Circle for I.1JD: cost me
$500; ii is beautiful 3-sto-y hriek and l,ae
10 rooms; the parlor, reception hall and Kitchen
on one iioor; heated 10y the hot water syst.Ii 4
reed money and mast sell Address 3 f. NJ,
Star Office. ll-5t
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WANTED-BY FRENCH COUPLE, COMING FROM
Paris. situations in small fanily-wife as cham
bern aid and waitress, cock laundrcss; can
sew: min coachman. Address CHI. D., Star Of
hoe.
WANTED By GERMAN COIPLE NO CHILL
dren. places. together sepdrate-wOman as
cook. cGs.r!la general worker. Ad-
dress GERMAN. Star Office. nooO2t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-20

FOR SALE-A SUlERB HOME ON COLUMBIA
Heights, 1853 Harvard ST.; its most eligible
thor"uehfare; colonial white stone front: 10 large
TOOLS; average 1Sxls: French plate windows;
interior decorations in red wood; Beautifully Tied
BATH room: sanitary piuInling; electrical appli-
eLoes throughout Il" parties meaning business,
Will sell M sacrifice price and easiest terms.
ONNER can Ice seen al 12e9 Pa nol6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-20

FOR RENT
924 23d st. l0r&b. $i5. 10
1921 \ II av. Grab. 400
1G1 4 st Sc. Sr&1. II 80
51S LIST Sc. 7r&b. ..2T 81
1249 3lst. Crab. .25. 81
33l s. Brown. 7r, 90
81 Elm NV. Grab. Is. Oh
Takoma Hts. Sr. la.25.OO
l03 + Sc. Sr&b. -. %. 80
9O4 + st ne. 7r&b. .22.3J
no1O-tf DEEBL.E. DA'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-20
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-DOUBLE; TWO-STORY BRICK STA
BILE, " block from st. market; 10 stalls, or
more; large storage room ground floor; reduced
rent. CHAS q. EMACk, yO2 L St NV. n2O-2w.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-04-09
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Reduced Rnies rlaR en-

The City of Washington is an object
OF perennial interest to- all patriotic
Americans. Not only because il is the
great throbing heart of the nigh tiest
and grandest Republic the earth has
ever known, but also on account of it's
material magnifcence. All American MS
take pride in its beautiful avenues,
majestic architecture. stately homes
and well stored galleries and nuseums
as things OF grandeur and beauty in
themselves, apart from the historic in
tcrest with which they are invested
Itis hope and aspiration all Young
America" at least at some time or
other TO visit the Capital of his country
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad offers
unequalled facilities in aid of this de-
sire by inaugurating series of popular
excursions at reduced rates. A number
OF persons from this section have avail
ed themselves of these excursions and
found the train service and other ar
engagements in keeping with the liberal
policy OF the y. e. q.
The third excursion of the series. via
this popular line, is announced for
Thursday, April 23d Pleasant side
trips have also been arranged to points
OF interest in and pout the Capital.
We give below list OF stations in
this vicinity, showing the time Of trains
and rates Of fare