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From Clue to Climax.
~ WILL N. HaRBfN.
lcopyrirh, 1896. by }. B. LIpplneou Col
CHAPTER n.-CoNrrNUEp.

Tic sat down and tried to collect his
thoughts. but it was impossible. Half am
hour went by. lie heard the jury tramp
through the hall. cross the vcranda and
20 out ut the gate. Then Matthews
raped on the door.
Come in" said WILDLY.
Two undertakcrs are waitin out
side. SIR" said the servant. They both
want the job. 1 toll EN- I'd see you
about it,"
use your Judgment; engage one of
them. l can't attend to it," WILDLY
called 10 the old man as he was closing
the door. What was the verdict of the
iury?' he asked.
Met his death by the hand OF some
person unknown. sir. They called me
back to open the windows, and
stayed"
'Ah. you remained in there"
Matthews opened the door little
wider aud stood in the opening. Your
name came up mighty often, sir, after
you went out"
MY name? What did they say about
me?"
II didn't catch it all. sir, but the de
tective mentioned the stain on your
hand and said 1T no doubt came from
the sheet or from the curtain between
the rooms. lie said your explanation
"a tisfed him, and that he did not be-
licvc guilty man would wait for .re
policc to come before he washed his
hands and then do it right before EN-.
~ seems to ME it would he foolish to
mix you up in it, sir, even if you did
fkDow about the will
will? What will are YOU talking
about asked WILDLY, abruptly.
Why masters will, sir. They must
a opened his desk an got into his pri-
'ate papers, for they said there was "A
VIII maxim you heir to all the property.
They seemed to think there was motive
enough, but they couldn't fasten 1t on
you"
What else did you hear, Matthews? >"
WILDLY had turned pale. and was twist
ing his handkerchief tightly in his
hands. IF one is to be suspected Of
numbering ones nearest relative in cold
blood, II is n substantial comfort TO
Know that there is not enough evidence
TO convict. Did you hear anything
elsc?"
SIT. mere was
3 good deal said about a report that
master was thinkin' about gettin' mar
ried, and that he would likely alter his
viii if he did. Mr.. Soddingham men
toned that il had been talked of at the
club, but that you had laughed at the
report. They seemed 10 have found
some of the young lady's letters with
masters papers. and they appeared to
point that way"
Il think l did deny the report al
inst" said WILDLY, thoughtfullv. but
l confess | had just begun to think my
uncle was in love. She is n worthy
young woman, but much too Young
Tor him, and was influenced by his
wealth. Perhaps YOU had better 60
and speak to the undertaken suppose
they will want to put up the coffin i'm
here. shall go upstairs and occupy
the front room. / don't feel like going
out; my head aches. and | don't seem
10 have my wits about me. I could not
rest in my old room with the undertaken
N the other"
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SOME RECENT INVENTIONS.

To catch moles as they run through
the underground passages they have
dug, a new trap has row OF sharp
tines attached TO sliding rod 20 drop
and pin the rodent fast as soon az the
trigger entering the hole is disturbed.
Shotguns can be changed into rifles
by an auxiliary which slides inside the
shot barrel and Is fitted with a shell
eJector, the rear OF the inner barrel
being OF the same shape az the shot
cartridge and carrying a fauge so il
FITS tightly.
In new propelling device for hi
cycles two cylinder air pumps are at
tacaed 10 the head OF the machine 20
be- operated by raising and lowering
The handle bars. 4 compressed-air mo-
tor is geared TO the driving sprockea
wheel 20 run the machine.
A safety pocket, which can be used IN
any garment, is provided on one side Of
It's mouth with n fat spring and on
the other side with a spiral sprin0.
which rests on an elastic strip and
presses tightly against the fat spring
to keep the pocket closed.
Man 10 NAL. - IL
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CHAPTER III.

AS WILDLY asccnded the stairs il,
the ball. Matthews admitted one of the
undertakers and his assistants, and
showed them into Strone's room
WILDLY went into the bedroom above
closed the door, threw himself on a
lounge, and shut his eyes. In few min
utcs he began to feel less nervous. 4
restful sensation stole over him. and he
teit sleepy. Suddenly his mind re-
VeTted 10 what seemed a vague dream OF
the night before. Was IL dream. or
could it have been reality? He sprang
up. quivcrinG all over with excitement.
bIt the more he thought Of IL the more
the memory cvaded him. till in de-pcra-
Ton he sat down or he lounge and
hu'ieI his face in his hands. just then
be heard n stepin the hall. and some ono
raped on his door.
lie rose and went TO the door. 1t was
Matthews.
/ Col. Warrenton is downstairs. sir. and
AFants TO see YOU.
'SenG him up hrrc." said Whidhv. "I
care 20 90 down
In moment Col. Narrontou entered
He was short. niddlc-agcd man. with
. red face aud iron-gray hair. 81. uut
his silk hat on a table and gave Whiib,
h. hand.
J was dumfOunded by the news" he,
sad. I'VE are such good friends that
, waived all ceremony and came rfobt
round"
I'rn glad YOU did. old man" returned
WILDLY ''Sit down. and excuse me IL
am not entertaining The truth Is. I
am badly broken up over this affair.
something is wrong with me: am not
myself ~ all"
I1e visitors glance wandered aim.
i".-.y about the room boz he silence that
followed Whdby's remark. Then the
colonel said.
You need not toll me ANYTHING
have heard an about H. frou C,,,
welsh lie and have been intimate
trends for years. You have not asked
ior my advice. but. / love you like .,
brother. and I don't want 20 500. Won, RIM
yrur head into trouble FOR the lack Of "a
lawyers opinion"
Why do [ need legal advice o'' asked
WILDLY. ncrsously I'm what vay9 Z
0on't understand"
The lawyer drew bis chair nearer r.,
nc young man. who was seated ON tho
lounge and laid his hand ON his knee
'pf course it ie absurd io thtot ~
!"ur being concerned iu Strong 1e,ti,
a'i''. be- began. "bui am Obliged.
through The force ~ habit. 10 look M
such affairs from professional stand.
P"n'' ] kno" YOU are innocent. but
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YOU arc all right. and not 90 soul VIII
accuse You. bat IL his Investigations
should be confined 10 this house il might
grow very unpleasant for YOU. IL
struck me that this view Of the case
might not occur TO YOU. and that * the
reason L am here. You see. il * welt
that L came OF my own accord. for IL
YOU had sent for me it. might have an
ugly look
The young man rose and began to
walk TO and fro across the room Lam
very much obliged" be sighed. Il
never dreamed of being suspected. Mat
thews said that after | left the room
during the inquest something was
brought up about the blood stain on my
hand and unclc's will; but that did not
trouble me-
Col. Narrenton's glance followed his
friends form bacl, and forth for mo-
ment; then he said:
Pardon me. my boy. but do YOU real
~ know if you got the blood on your
hand from the sheet. or from the nor
there? Is your memory clear on that
point?"
NO; / did not notice IL till started
tive called my attention to il. must
nave been very much excited. or would
have noticed thing like that: but. old
man. my head is i'm such n whiri that
| do not know what | am saving.
oversight, and feel ms il | had been
drugged. Besides" WILDLY STONED
at the colonies side and put his hand ON
his shouldcr-"besidcs to tell the truth
something has come into my mind sine,
i have been i'm this room-somethinp
did not remember at the inquest. Per
haps L ought 10 tell the police about If.
since L did not think of il when tcsti-
lying. A. / was lying down lust be-
are you came up, something flashed
INTO my mind like Il dream. ! seemed to
recall walking about my room and be-
ing half walked by stumbling over n
chair near my bed. caught the chair
To steady myself, and half remember
that my shirt, which ! had thrown on
the chair when went 10 bed. fell on ,bc
floor. IL seems TO me that / picked nm
the shirt and replaced il. and then went
back TO bed. know the shirt was on
the chair when | walked this morning.
but can't imagine what was doing M
III lne nlgnt.
"Ah, that is indeed curious" said the
lawyer. thoughtfully. Can Won re-
IN, mber passing the porticrc, or touch
ing it with your hand?"
NO; / have told YOU ali remember"
WAS the chair between the porticrc
and your bcl?"
YES"
Was the back or the front part of
the chair towards the portiere?"
THE back
You are sure of that?''
yes; it is quite clear to me. though
cant explain why. that 1 ran against
the back of the chair"
hen YOU were undoubtedly coming |
from the direction OF the porticrc and
going towards your bed -
1t seems so.'
DO YOU walk IN your slccp?"
Not now; at least. not to NV I,noyl
edge. used to do it when was boy"
'At that time were YOU ever con
sciouS afterwards OF having done 500"
Yes; | would sometimes get lost i'm
my room and bc unable TO find my way |
back to bed till ! walked"
That showed YOU had habit of
walking about and unconsciousiv re-
turning 10 bed. 1t was only when |
something half reused YOU that YOU |
were unable to act for yourself" Col. |
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ALTRUIsm IN PRACTICE.
10 Place f"r Eztrrnc scIT-DcpiaI IN
Large cities. However

Ff.e r-f ts#.s
I.rryc ri,ics. t,,,,,.,,.,.
There ,a- once am aI.r,,f.t ,,toI.-l
au important engagement i'm a distant
town. Ncr,rdirrly me- wont 10 tb. ...;I-
way station TO luy his ticket. mn.
gers were not allowed r, nav ON tho
train.
This r,a, u......,,I an ,,,,I.,t,. ......r
.harp-r,.I ,oY.ri,rr. y,Ii.I, lao ,,,f
along y.ftb him. I,,,.,,so he rev,., .c,,,,,r
suecrctI boz leaving IL behind
Arrived at fl.. station Inc fo,,,.,I s,,..r
40 other pcopIc Waiting 10 Inns, ficl.et..
80 hc tool, b.- rla.r IN IN. ,,l 80 ,I,,
I.nc Wr.p b.. oof d, tb. ,,.i,.,r,.,,. a.,
vas lust oIyut T., ..L f,, , ,,to, -.
.... when bc ,,larrr,I ,,,,.r. t,,s .I.o,,r,I,,.
and say. another rpa,,. ,,.,itiuo pc.
ring others fl, t,r,..ir Lc al..,,.',
stcppod aside. and the otber man
bought his ticket. The arfrpi.t was
again about 10 buy vhcn be observed o
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"A man is never a. n los % know
what his duties are. 90 long as he has
kin.--Atchison Globe.
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Man Is made OF dust--or at least some
wives think their husbands are.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-10-27

When the new tartT bin becomes law IN
the United states the percentage OF HAIRS
VIII undergo lamcntable increase. Pau
Mall Gazette.
Not az all. The rates in the new tarih
being specific, the agents Of The British
manufacturers will not have an oppor.
tunity TO lie about their invoices for
the purpose Of cheating the United
States govern aoent out Of IFS customs
dues. The DlnRley tariff is a premium
on honesty and death 70 liars.
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Al, THERE.

The DinRlcy law affords protection that
VIII doubtless cause the wool growing in
dustry 90 revive very rapidly, and Cali
fornia. as one Of me leading producers OF
that staple will receive proportionate
share Of The beneflts.-I.os Angeles (CaIt
Express. August ~. 1s7
The wool-grOwiug industry has re-
vived already. and is reviving more and
more every day. Not only will the
farmers of California and other wool
producing states derive benefit from
The prosperity that is returning 20 this
agricultural interest. but the effects OF
the policy ~ protection TO American
wool viii also be felt. directly and indi-
rcctiy. throughout the country by oil
those who supply, and who labor TO
supply, the needs Of our farmers.
Evening star., 1897-01-23

fMwR M RENT- 4S 81 NV. mi. Tor. $40 30
No5o U nw MI l3r $40 6l 5OI d st mi, Or. S5 10
$40 18th st NV. l3r. 81 904 q st NV mi Sr q 80
fso VI NV. .mitstal. .Sr3a.J0 94a Md Or. .25 40
936 French NV. Sr 500 1913 +th mi. .Sr. -s 80
DBL Fla ay nv.in Sr22sS 9Ul Fla mi. 1r20 ~
2l4l NV, mi. 7r. 20 ~ 14l6 T NV. mi. 6r 20 30
Si9 18th sw. mi. .2oa 23lG 9TH st NV. Or. is
I24l 9th st Nv. Or. .1S.S 3236lroS,ect 1orl6 81
20 lfti ST sw. 81. 1853 fO2 l1th st Or. 16 80
-lO Fla av nv. mi 1r1S3I GA ne. .mitsa Or .l6 80
115 Sth st NV, 6r .16 &c 251O eth st NV Or .16 40
aoIS "a st NV. 6r .13.1 1st b St'ott iris "a
ZSs sth st NV. 6r. 11S DID Cleveland av. CIR. ~
- 4 st ne Or .lib G'3 lincoln NV. 6r a. 40
40 10th st me- 6r Ii u lo32 : Cap st Sc 7r I3 30
40 Sheridan NV, Or. sci 1904 NV, 6r. Il 81
80 st sw. Or. 1250i l119 y av NV. 6r II o.
..Scott ay nwtstai ir1225i sth IA Scott .brl 81
SS 9TH st ne. 4r. II 30 .510 9Th st NV, or. IL 90
~ Sheridan NV Or l 90 9oi Fla Or. 10 20
90 l. st Sc. Or. 80 2:.l5Gnamp Or 10 UO
926 L st sw, 5r. 1000 2201 ID nwts&dwI ,5r1o 90
y ~ 9th st 4r 1000 1891 Fristoe 80
1I25 Hayes NV .5r9 80 llo NJ st sw s 30
Ills Hayes CT NV. irlp 211 Reeves ST NV Ar. s 90
4l3 Bland al NV Or 80 t2I Walach NV. ar. Z 80
S}i tarragut NV Or 500 24-9 Gordon ,4r1 30
335 Pomeruy NV. 4r. 500
UNFURNISIIED ROOMS
Tor S&tirant .4rsl5 gs5 9Th cd fl 3r. SIS
1883 tth ST NV 2r....t 223 AZ NV tohcel, ir. 10
Gnfirnsbed rooms at 4:S9 9th st. NV.
Bet its:,, K&I. NV $3.50 Rear 92a NJ ST NV sIs 90
Rear 319 c st nv 1O.U Rear $40 9th Il NV > 90
COAL YARD
SOUTH BROokLAND
House on Galveston ST bet. 18th 4 18th. 1rSl2 80
House on Hartford st. bet. l4th 4 18th, Or 10 90
IVY CITY.
zap ST, north hall, ar-----... s. 50
40 Corcoran St, Ar. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
ja232ts A s. CAYNtn,D n2a .,,b 81 N
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-NEAR CONN. AvE-17:9 21ST-9
rooms and bath; AMI; low rent Per sunum: also
On \; H. ave-. Id rooms and hath ami; $l2s a
fnIrh he'd: open Areplaces. furnace heat. Apply
1890 fsth 81. NV. lal2-1ms
FOR RENT-FURNSND-
10th st. bet. Q and r. IL .$333. 81
l. ave. near Scott Circle. II rooms. 90
cor 10th st, IL rooms Observation-Disclosures 800 %
2vth st. near St. II rooms ........ Us 90
nol6-r GASf,H BROS. 1907 F st. NV.
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FOR RENT -EiEtiANT CORNER STORE: PLATE
glass v iDdows; suitable for bicycle drug
store. physician business Office: n. Y. ave. ami
1st st. W. j. CHESTER, Room 49, 6l5 1ith ST.
ia23-3t$
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR eRhNT-1FE, LAwRENoE-1 OR ROOMS.
Eirsse.5 rss ,5.t 3 para, and bed rom. hath use of
apart.Hcns, house. iass 18th st. s.w 1t.
FOR % EESJ1 Wb + ST. . FIoofs. Z ROOMS AND
a; Sath; fof water heat: nice haIl entrance tiled
": F:.SAsh. lss II st ~ ' 'ri it "
FOR RENT eT0 stBRENT. FtRNIsHE1'. Ar THE
concord. for the rest Of the season. beautiful
with Win Mufaern AMI eastern exposure jas,-,f
FOR isEaT-DOWN-TOwN LOCATION; VERY
Mee; a room ard hath fat; new. good order.
I1s;, I1ssm q, heat gas range very ec' sne"t u L
ia,stI ,iAriMER 4 NFsBrf, 1872, & Fsa.''' It.
Tor DR. KeNT-s DESIRABLE FLATS FASHION
ahi! iocaiei northwest: convenient TO White
1sn1s w1nsHE aIsai1s t's9sf sWAkFPEs HPsy s NV
FOR RENT THE BEST Hot SEIEEPIN1; FLAT
large os bath a1d e I%en cels aur s and h% Yard
Sanie MD. ear line; NV. X. A l4IiIIns 49, New
lork eve. ja23-st
FOR Rf7yTEE1-AT I431 H01y.Hn 1yF ,iT
n,easant; rooms, pantry aad bath; large recep
tan hall; SD per month in advance. Including
furnace heat and light Can at I4:7 ia2s-6t'
FOR hEYr- FIATs-2D AND Sd FLOORS; 1901
Ssegoh ave-, cor. 18th St: new; rooms each;
ja22.si ATroRNEY. Room 6. 14e1 st. NV.
Fom mssIRa RENT. .I. .FEBY; !. sp-FL1oR FLAT; ALI.
y; s1oe near na Wash Circle Apply JNo. MORAN,
1l2o IA ave. ja2O-f
FOR .RENT-NEW GRoUND-FLooR FLAT: ONE
newly papered; 10 minutes to treasury; steam
neat: Janitor service; very healthful. THE RER-
WIN, i4fh and Park. ja2-tf
FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT
CORNER 10Th AND STREETS
F.. Adjoining stores, Suitable for Any Business.
Reasonable Rent.
5e233t JAMES NJ. GREEN, III 14th ST.
FOR RENT-sT Il DIV $50 7TH Wv, Or $500
Store NV. 9Th and SITS nw..... L. 80
store and dwelling As st. me-. 9r...... $500
1t W. C. DuvAiI4 aa5 + st. NV.
FOR RENT-1202 D. STR. AND DWELLING, or
posite new city p o., $65. 90. 1918 7th, str and
dwelling; a fine stand for any business.
)a23-St GRAHAM & CAMPBELL. ai7 18th.
FOR NT-SFORE 1910 18TH ST, COR oREaON
$50 ~ -'i''
ta2s3t ATTORNEY, Room &. 142l ST. NV
FOR RENT
1s4O Ith st. NV. store and cellar 1SxG9 it. $25 so
1915 TIN st. NV. store and cellar and dwell
ms, " Ioous- $+6. %
THOS. Il. HE,NSEY 4 Co.
Ja---ot 1900 L st. NV.
FOR RENT-STORE 1908 81 NV: CENTRAL,
location being all car lines: suit able for any
business. @ Apply to OWNER 1925 st. NV.
ja12- 2-tofe1eo
FOR RENT-sToREs- 1888 Pa ave. $40
1920 Pa ave NV. .$l25 1905 7th st. f.......S
43o llth st. ..........7el GO st NV rs
SlI l4th st NV. so 1907 7th NV store 25
loo9 II st NV. store. .4t3 22O3 7th st NV. 49,. rs
,,o THOo. J. FISHER & CO.,
Jui<-u 1874 + st. NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE A BAY HORSE is HANDS HIGH
Pcrtectiy gentle and good trotter Apply at
iSia sth NV, between and 10 and and s.
Evening star., 1897-01-23

WANTED OF EVERY KIND;
none but active, experienced and with best ref
"rence need to answer this advertisement. Ad
dress DRY GOODS, Star Office. Colnmunica ions
strictly cOnfid. ntial. ia2l-}t
Evening star., 1897-01-23

GItW 'ERI STORE FOR SALE: IN A GOOD LDCA-
tion; Well stocked and doing u good busn, SIS
For information address Box 1Ol, Star Office.
a233t'
Evening star., 1897-01-23

FOR RENT
l455 Mass av, v,15r. SI50. 90
1S4S Wyomingav.l6rtsa 90
S2f Mass sy NV, Or. 5000
224 18th sw. 14r. .35 Oa
de25-tf GASCH
Evening star., 1897-01-23

200 y Y nv NV, ,lor. ~. 90
3Ol9 Cambridge. Or. - 90
20lg Hutton ct, Ar. 500
10 Dingrnan CT, Ar. G. 80
BROS. 1907 r st. NV.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE STOCK, FIXTURES &C., OF AN
old-established grocery store doing good busi
ness: Will sell at sacrifice to dissolve partner
ship. For particulars see f. Z. PERKINS, 81
Il
Evening star., 1897-01-23

FOR SAIE-AN. ESTABLISHED BICYCLE BISI-
in the finest locality Of the northwest in
rentdry, 81 800; will sell stock and good will for
81 500 Address Box 1O2. Star Cffice. a.s2 3ts
Evening star., 1897-01-23

FOR SALE-PAIR FULL-BLOOD BI.ACK UAWK
horses; weigh about 800 each; will traved II
m'i,s IN an hour easily; and years old Call AT
ia22-2ts A"'" VI 81. H.
Evening star., 1897-01-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR RHNT-A GOOD FARM NEAR GREAT FAILS
Va. Os acres; buildings In good repair: near
church ami school Only $40 per month -
ja2s-3t r. A. PHILLIPS, i422 N. Y. ave.
FOR sAI.E-EASY TERMS-5O ACRES ONE NM n
from railroad suitable for man in once. good
dairy or poultry farm. Cali or address o0a Tenn
1--WE. ne. 1ts
FOR SALE-OR ExOHANGE-TOR HOUSE N
city, 70 acres Of bnd. miles from eity. n
room house, nearly new: pump In ward: 20 acres
meadow; 10 wood Address EXCHANGE Stsr
o"e'. 3ais-2w
Evening star., 1897-01-23

FOR SALE-SAIOON DOING \ NICE BUSINESS
good reason for selling; will sell cheap: ncens,
guarantecd Apply at 721 Sth st Sc. ia22- -2t.
Evening star., 1897-01-23

$5oO-A PARTY WITH THAT SUN WANTED n
take half interest In steady, profitable business
Call at 1099 1th st. NV. ia23-3ts
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WANTED -STENOGRAPHERss AND REMINGTON
typewriter operators directed to positions; EM-
PiDlERS provided competent stenographers and
Esin!Ia:ten Operators: no charge for services.
WYCkOFF, SEAMASS K BENEDICT. Remington
Typewriter Office sth and SITS. W. n12ctf
WANTED = SFENoGRAPHERS AND CALL
graph. 'Densm0re'' ..YOst' Operators En-
ploycfsS provided with competent stcnoyraphers
and typewriter operators free OF charge. UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO., 1421 q st.
mill If
Evening star., 1897-01-23
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED III LADY IN OFFICE, ROOM OR
rom and hoard in private family neI,,,h,,r,,. -
Si t4tn and Y; references Address q NJ s.
Evening star., 1897-01-23

FOR RENT-THE FOLLOWING VERY DESIRA-
BILE HOUSES AT REDUCED RENTS:
NO. 4O1 NJ ST. NV. tCORNER). IL ROOMS
AND BATH; IN PERFECT ORDER: DESIRABLE
LOCATION; CONVENIENT TO CARS; KEYS AT
NO. 1459 14TH ST. NV. CORNER ST.; 10
ROOMS AND BATH; KEYS AT 1857 1iTH ST
REDUCED TO $405O.
NO. 476 o ST NV; II ROOMS AND BATH.
IN GOOD ORDER: CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS
CARS. &c; KEYS AT 47S ST. REDUCED TO
$32. so.
NO. 141O CORCORAN ST. NV: Z ROOMS
AND BATH; FURNACE HEAT; NEW PLUME
ING; KEYS IN CORNER DRUG STORE. RE-
DUCED TO $3.50.
No. 70s ii ST. NE: o ROOMS AND BATH;
IN FIRST-CLASS ORDER; KEYS AT 719 II ST.
REDUCED TO $25. So
NO. 100 sTH ST. NE; 8 ROOMS AND BATH: /:
LARGE YARD ON SIDE AND REAR; u SQUARE
FROM CARS: KEYS AT 707 STH ST. RE-
DUCED TO $20.50.
ja22-2t R. E BRADLEY, 1903 + ST.
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GS2 PA. AN. NV.
'ooms. am $40 .00
936 3D. 81 NV, 5r. r....I4.00
1857 c st sw, Or. .14.30
1876 1th 81 ne. 5r. .l3. 30
22&3 18th ST NV, 5r.l3.JO
AIS | st sw, Or. .l3. ~
1404 A ST Sc, 5r. 10. 30
$40 III st sw. 5r....l0.30
lO17 y ] av se, 5r. $50
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED FOH CLIENT. NEW OR sRoOM
hntss' in central northeast; price must h. mod
crate AEO modern houses northwes. for ex-
f.22 2, - - NV
Evening star., 1897-01-23

WANTED TIE OWNER OF THE BEST M
proved property. under rent for 5000 to 81 900
ash, VIII md ar Immediate buyer by sending
particulars to CASH INvESrMENT,'' Star Office
ja.,Sr ~ ~
Evening star., 1897-01-23

FOR RENT REDUCED TO slo.so-THosE SEVEN.
ROOMED HOUSES Nos. 12s. 1872 AND I3A
HBCKMAN ST; BETWEEN isT AND I'd. e
FACING SOUTH On GARFIELD PARK KEYS
AT NO. 1873. B. p. MBIMACK, l410 G ST. II.
FOR RENT-CONN. AVE AND BANCROFT ST.
NV. elegant new white-stone residence; II rooms
tiled bath; every known convenience. Rent re-
duced, SIS. Is. JUNIUS J. PITTMAN, 6O7 18th n. W.
ja28-Sts
FOR RENT-NICE GROOM AND BATH BRICK
dwelling; very convenient location iron porch all
mod. imps.; good order: 1217 Sth st. w; $32 so.
ja23-3t LATIMER q NESBIT, 1921 G It,
FOR RENT - REDUCED, Si6.50-e-ROOM BAY
window brick; ami: thorough repair; good yard
near Capitol. pension, printing o1ices and cable
cars. 706 9Th st. ne OWNER, zoe 9Th s.e 1ts
FOR RENTl684 20 ST. Me-; 8 ROOMS, BATH:
nicely papered: e28. 62S ID Ut. n.e.: 9 rooms and
bath; near govt printing ONCE: $24 Apply
Ja28-1ms Owner, J. J. FARRIIL.
FOR RENT-HoUsE 30 fTH 81. NE; 0 ROOMS
and bath; MI; Of the most comfortable
houses In town; rent. $3.50 per mo. Apply 9ls
10th Ut. nv. 1ts
FOR RMerlTHE BEST GROOM BRICK DWEII~
ing In this city for the price; $50 per mo-;
water AAd sewer connections; on 7th st. cable
car line s.w. R. A. FHu1lfS, 1E22 Now York
are. 5a23-3t
Evening star., 1897-01-23

FOR RENT-BY JAS. Z.
COS East Capitol St. 10 +
2D12 18th NV, Or. .$25 30
1873 & sw, st&dv. .25 .Oe'
632 I'd st ne, 6r. 200
459 Z st sw, Or. Is. 30
431 \ Y av NV, 6r. Is. 90
1908 ! st Sc, 5r.-...f5.U
S06 1th st Sc, Or. ..15.O
233 l4th st sw, 6r. IA. 30
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Evening star., 1897-01-23

$1,000 WILL BUY ONEHALF INTEREST L
well established produce ish and oyster commits
sion business At Baltimore. Nd, with large con
sgnment list. Purchaser to take charge of book
and bank account Half cash accepted from
reliable purchaser. Apply TO
Evening star., 1897-01-23
MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED STESOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
two three hours daily. morning evening.
" j. WINE 61I 1th ST. NV. II
WANTED A cOPYIST TO COPY INDEXES; 3D.
'.n names: clear, legible handwriting and igur-
ing Indispensable: state terms per week for
Eox 36f 1t
Evening star., 1897-01-23

av 11fh. IRA ay and Scott cir
%. per annum- IS eS Gle. i3r. 2bSsta. .s4n1
10Th near X lar. .i50 De Sales mr. 18th. or. inD
near 2o'h Tor. .l25 . 22d. 14r2 ba lSD
near nth, er- Us 18th near 7. ..l0J
18th near L. l6r. 2b. 300 near l3th 6rNsta !
9th & Nd me- II. Is 90
OFFICES.
Elegant rooms IN Sun Desirable rooms "atlan-
building. hreproof. from tic Coast Line bnild-
$50 10 800 each ing" all front and
e4l NV, Sd q, 81. 90 fireproof from $40 10
40 La ave, $40 & $500 SIS each
$50 nw.....SO0
1lth&G NV ,30x50 S2oo.oo iOlS Conn 90 %
lo22 Conn ave. 5000 PA 9th . NV. so 90
1923 Conn ave.. 90 90 9l7 ID nw.......... 4c 90
lu.U Conn 80 ln1
STABLES
OIL ID u. SO 90 1892 Mass ave- r'r $40 90
ja1S u. a. HOFFMAN 10th and n sts NV