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statement of these results is sufficient to
show that this is not what in other bust
ness is known and designated as compete
ton"
a distinguished United States senator
said in 1881: Competition of railroad trans
portation differs from every other kind or
competition in the world. = = " IT is not
competition in trade. The railroad buys
nothing of the producer; it sells nothing to
the consumer; it simply carries; it dis
tributes"
The chief of statistics of the United
States said: Success awaited upon in
trigue and false representations. The
freight agents deceived the merchants and
the merchants deceived the freight agents
Senator Cullom's committee said: IF
competition is TO have full sway as 1t does
now, the constant changes it would neces-
state would render it impossible to main
tain fixed rates"
1t further said that competition does
not prevent personal discrimination, for
the evil is most conspicuous when and
where competition is most active"
Judge, dfterWard senator, Howe SAID;
Competition Cmeaning improper compete
tom has done more. to monopolize trade or
secure advantages in 1T than has been done
by contract"
The Interstate-commerce Commission
said in it's first annual report: Excessive
and unreasonable competition is a public
injury"
Why the interstate-commerce act has
largely failed to meet and correct these
conditions will be considered next.
GEORGE r.. BLANCHARD.
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ChIoroform Puts Lie in PT.nts.

WASHINGTON, May 11.-United States
Consul Kirk, at Copenhagen, has made a
report to the Department of State giving a
description of an interesting discovery in
the physiology of plants made by Johann
sen, of the Agricultural High School of
Copenhagen. The discovery is that plants
are susceptible to the influence of ether or
chloroform, but in their ease the effect is
to weaken them instead of putting them
to sleep, as would be the result with human
beings. Also. the plants are made to grow
with great rapidity, in or out of season, a
fact of the greatest Importance to garden
Lm- ND rfn
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Canada to KipIing.

The title is pretty, / grant you.
And l know you meant to be kind;
But l wish you would hit on another
Less risky, If you don't mind.
OF course, as Implying my 'iwhiteness,"
modestly murmur, 1T goes"
But J fear few will give that meaning
To "Our Lady Of the Shows"
You see, there's a prevalent notion
Which docs me a %grievous wrong
That my climate is almost arctic,
And my winters ten months long.
Perhaps that is your idea,
For it's widespread, goodness knows!
And this phrase will make it more So
Our Lady of the Shows"
Now, the fact, dear Mr.. Kipling,
AS I'm sure you'll be glad to hear.
Is that my climate is peerless
Throughout the circling year.
I've snow, of course, in season,
And a blizzard sometimes blows,
But you might as we'll call England
''Our Lady of the Shows"
Toronto Globe.
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WASHINGTON, May 11.-Patents have
been granted Indiana inventors as follows:
Joseph d. Disman, Montpelier, bailing
press; Fergus O.. Goldman, Fort Wayne,
vehicle brake; Winfield O. Gunckel, Terre
Haute, air brake; Frederick A. Hethering-
ton, Indianapolis, sand-drier; John w.
Lambert, Anderson, igniter for gas en-
gines; Edwin w. Lancaster and B. L. Bit
ger, Goshen, metallic railway tie; Rufus
G.. Marcy, Kendallville, nut-tapping ma
chine; William n. Parrish, Richmond, fence
twisting tool; Milton O. and NJ. T. Reeves,
Columbus, exhaust muller for engines;
Moses r. Turner, r. j. Kirby and c. L..
White Greensburg, pump; Clarence L..
Wheeler, Marion, car coupling.
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You thinK IT. is because

You think IT. is because
your child is growing 100
fast that he fails to put on
flesh. More often it is
due to a gradual and general
weakening OF all the forces
of the body. The child
may have no pain. may have
a fair appetite and yet lose
flesh. Perhaps the haPPiest
effects of Scott's Emulsion
are in such cases as these.
1t gives the body a fat which
is easily taken up; alters
unhealthy action and sup
plies the best b~lood-making
food known to medical
science.
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End of the Honduras Revolution.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE State De-
partment to-day received a dispatch from
United States Consul Little, at Tegucigal-
pa, the capital of Honduras, stating that
the revolution has come to an end. He fur
nishes no details of the events surrounding
the collapse. The last heard officially at
the department from Honduras was that
revolutionists were in force at Puerto Cor
tez and that the government had been
obliged to declare that port closed and was
moving troops on the place.
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WASHINGTON, May n-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, 1929, COS, 145;
gold reserve, $14L5 $50, S67.
Postmaster General Gary gave a recep-
ton tonight to the delegates to the Inter
national Postal Congress in the spacious
halls of the old Corcoran Art Gallery,
where the meetings of the congress are
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing syrup

Has been used over fifty years by mill
ions Of mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. 1t soothes
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels, and
is the best remedy for diarrhea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. For
sale by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup, % cents a bottle.
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and His Hobby.
ia! to the indianapolis Journal.

Specia! TO the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, May 11.-General Gros-
venor has another anti-civil-servic boom
which he proposes to project violently into
the House debate at an early day. He has
it all ready and intended 10 throw it the
other day. His friends say it will produce
a profound sensation and that it will be
the keynote OF the campaign now on in
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Mnnv Chinese Rnrreh.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE secretary
of the treasury is informed of the arrival
of PSI Cinnamon at San Francisco, 10 take
part in the Nashville Exposition. OF this
number only twenty-seVen are needed to
comply with the terms Of the contracts en-
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Thomas,s Resignation called For.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 1.-THE new
board of Southern Indiana Insane Hospital
trustees at a meeting tonight requested
superintendent A. j. Thomas to hand i'm his
resignation at the next meeting. Governor
Mount anticipated this action some time
ago in an interview. DR.. Thomas is a
Democrat and a big fight has been made on
him. No successor has been chosen. This
is u Republican board.
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Swifter than fire is the progress of a
cough. Fight it from the start with Hale'S
Honey of Horehound and Tar. All diseases
of the throat and lungs are controllable
by this wonderful counter~irritant Be in
time. Don't suffer the disease to make a
dangerous Roadway. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies T~oothache Drops cure in one min
ute.
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parade Of Catholic knights.

MOBILE, Ala. May 1.-THE eleventh
Supreme Council, Catholic Knights of
America. opened here to-day with a large
attendance. A parade of the local branches
and visiting knights took place at 8 a. m,
the route leading to the Cathedral OF the
Immaculate Conception. where pontifical
high mass was celebrated in the presence
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of Archbishop Gross, of Portland. Ore. SUI
preme spiritual director of the order, and
Bishop DomereauX.
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General Notes.

tered into by the exposition company. and
the remainder will be returned 10 China.
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IG OF IdIIUIIUI StItVNIVH'
TNDORSED BY AUTHORITIES.


Various interstate commissioners nave
strongly confirmed these views: Judge
Cooley said: How distinctly it is seen
here that it is utterly impossible to Judge
of railroad competition and its effects its
usefulness and it's mischiefs, by comparing
it with competition as we encounter 1t IN
other lines of business"
Hon. Martin A. Knapp said: deprived
of special and exclusive rates, an advan-
tage far more odious and powerful than ex-
emption from ~taxation, those trusts are
shorn of their strength and Invested of
their supremacy"
Judge Patterson, who introduced the pool
ing bill of 1895, said; This preferential
system throughout the. country is gradual
ly destroying the small and enr1ching the
large shippers ,ooo
said; ''While committees and commissions
carefully chosen have for the past
thirty years chung to one form of competi-
ton or another, it has nevertheless become
more and more evident that competition
must fail TO do for the railways what it
does for ordinary trade" 1t also said: Re
lance upon competition between railways
TO regulate rates and maintain them upon
a fair basis and to prevent unjust dis
ordinations will have to he abandoned as
Hons. A.. G. Thurman, Z. r. Washburne
and n. NJ. Cooley said. in their joint re-
port of 1882: 1T is a state of, things that,
like a war between nations, from its very
destructiveness canno be a normal condi-
ton. but must speedily terminate in peace
or disaster" They further said: THE mere
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statement of these results is sufficient to
show that this is not what in other bust
ness is known and designated as compete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-16
CFiled June I. 1872

]. Il. Young, Clerk
N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia.
William b. Allison ard Edward r. Nealley, ex-
ecutors and trustees of the last will of Elizabeth
s. Grimes. deceased, compainants, against Fran
chs y. Hgbce eft a.. defendants.
Equity No. 1874. Docket No. 81.
A. A. Ho Hing. jr.. and L. Cabell Williamson,
trustees, having reported TO the court that they
have sold the north 30 feet. fronting Vermont
avenue northwest, 10y the depth thereof, Of lot 81
in George Taylor's recorded subdivision OF lots
In square ia, with the improvements thereon, to
Edward d. Sealley, for nineteen thousand and
eight hundred dollars t$l9,SO0D:
1t Is, by the court this LIST day OF June. AID.
1897. ordered that the said sale he ratified and
confirmed. unless cause to the contrary De shown
before the 9Th day OF July. ls97: provided.
copy OF this order be published in the Washington
Law Reporter and In The Evening Star once a week
for three successive weeks before the date last
above mentioned.
Il is further by the court. ordered that the oscr
made by the said Edward Il. Nealey to purchase.
for thousand dollars tS1 .000, the certain lots
In the Of aid above described property. In
safd - uare pa, in the city Of Washington. ID g.
bal ttcuariy described In ssid trustees rFfort. be
pied by said trustees, and that the said sale
made herein directed lie ratified and 'ou-
firmed. unless TO the contrary he sioNh on
before the 9Th day Of July. 1897; provided copy
Of this order be published IN the same manner
above directed before said hast named date
By the court: W. 5. CoN, J.
A true e0py-Test:
BY n A. CLANCY. Asst Clerk jea-Iawsw
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PERSONAL.

4 Full" NOON ON A SUMMERS NIcHT-1
tut pocket, too II you'll just drop" that
postai that viii have Us call and pay you .'flll''
casn value Tor gents left-oH eHfinelts hats
snoss' etc. JUSrH's OLD STAND, 6le 81
Nv. Jcl6-6f
W; WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DETEC.
i've a9ency-Conhdential communications prompt
" 0uenoea To-: once open all hours; hest refs
Estaolsnsd lS60. SuDt.s Gao 3 q. n.W.my22Jms
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ISSUED June 1. 1919

Issued June I. 1919
ESTATE OF MARTIN HEBNER, LATE OF
Washington, District OF Columbia. No. 1ScS.
Doe. 3.
Application having heen made TO The Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia. holding orhans
court for probate of n Inst win and Testament aud
for letters testamcntary said estate. by Annie
Hebner. this ID to give notice to al Concerned
to appear In said court on Friday, the 18th day
of June, AID. 1897. ut 10 O'Clock am. to show
cause why such application should not be granted.
Attest: J. NOTA McCIII.,
Register Of Wills, ID. C.
wORTHINCTON & HEAI.D. Procton for Apn
cant. je2-faw3w
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGED HAVE FIVE HOUSES IN THE
northwest section at prices vnryin9 from ii. co1
to $4,000. all under rental. These wish to ex.
change for vacant northwest property, or I'm.
into stores and fats. Address p. O., Sta- ONCE.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS TO IMPROVE THE BATHING BEACH
office of the COMMISSIONS Of the District Of
posals. indol scd Proposals to improve the Bath.
ing Beach, will be received ut this office until II
improve the small basin Of the tidal reservoir
near the southern terminus of 18th street west.
Stevens spepintcndent p Of the Rstb,n IRON Rsc
certified check for 500 bank in the Dis
Of taxes that that amount has been deposited with
him. must accompany each proposal AS guaran-
tee that the bidder will promptly enter into CON
tract II his proposal should be accepted. The
IS hereby JOHN Il ' R6ss ' Join II ' B.
District of Columbia. iel8-6t
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES AT JAfL-U s.
jail, Washington. D. c.. June H. 1s97.-Pruposals
Of Fresh and Salt B.ef Groceries, cotSns. prs
from time time, and in such quantities as may
be ordered. Bids should be addressed to the Cen
sIs Up e at Nh S
time they viii be opened The right to reject any
to the csnsra AGENT M" 55R Is hHa
LEONARD. Warden. je14-st
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE supERv1s.
ing Architect, Washington, D. c.. June Il. 1897.
un TwS ee the
DAY OF JUNE 1897, and opened Immediately
Drafting Materials required for this ONCE. in
accordance with the Specification and schedule.
bid mist be accompanied by certified check for
sum cot less than 10 per cent OF tao amount Of
the proposal. The right Is reserved to reject
any all bids and to waive any defect or in.
fOrmnlty In any bid should 1t be deemed In the
interest of the government to do All pro-
poslls received after the time stated will be re-
turEed to the bidders. C. e. KEMrER, Acting
Supervising Architect. je14-e03t
PROPOSALS TO SELL PUBLIC SCHOOL Build
ing Sites.-Ohce OF the Commissioners OF the
District Of Columbia. Washington. June IL, 1887.
Scaled proposals. Endorsed Proposals to sch
School Building Sites. Will be received at this
Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, On MON
DAY. THE TWENTY-FIRSr INSTANT, to sell
to the District Of Columbia Sites for Eight room
Public School Buildings. Each Of these sites
must be OF the following dimensions: II on the
ccIrer. ror less than one hundred feet font BY
the corner. not less than enc hundred and
twenty feet front by hundred and twenty five
feet deep. The lots must be located as follows:
One in the third division northeast, between lst
and 7th streets east, and East Capitol street
and b street north; one In the fifth division be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue. II, 22j and 18th
streets northwest: one In the seventh division,
between Brightwood avenue. Wallach street.
Seuf'en street and 18th street extended and one
North Capitol streets. certificate Of the collector
of t. that the bidder has deposited one hundred
dollars with him. or a certified check Of some
hank In the District OF Columbia, must ACCOM-
pany each bid as guarantee that the bidder
will complete the sale Of the ground IL his bid
should be accepted. The right to reject any and
all bids L. hereby reserved. JOHN W. ROSS
JOHN d. WIGHT, w. NJ BLACK, Commission.
ers Of the District Of Columbia. jel4-St
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED,

FOR REM
1411 II st. 1Sr.
per annurn. Sc. 900. 90
1908 Q NV. 12r.
per annum. 50. 500. 90
1917 Pa ave, Or.
per annnm. -. 2. 400. 90
1i17 Mass nv, Lar.
per annum. 81. 800 90
1918 Pa av, Or,
per annum. -. 1.500. 90
Tennallytown road he
lowBradley lane, Tor.
for 8 mos. .......2 $50. 90
SIG Conn ave, 12r.ooo.0o
1922 Vt ave, lar. 100. 90
l411 X NV, 1Sr. 1900
l0l1 Conn av, lar. 5000
lco6 y II av, 16r 1904 90
62l 18th NV, 12r. 1880
1890 NY av nw,12rl25.o0
3o+3 p NV, 1Tr...l25. 90
1888 Mass av. l0r. 100. 90
l105 y NV, 12r. 60
sos 18th NV, lar. 100. 10
1909 Conn nv, 12r. 1901 20
1901 18th NV. llr.11o. 90
1913 Fiaav,p't2dao1cS.O0
201I Mass nv. 1lr.lO0.V0
Takoma Park. Car
roll ave, 13r. 100. 90
1896 n NV. 12r...l00.O0
1888 Jcfr pl, l2r. 10000
1aeI Conn arc. 1lr. SIS. 90
1878 L st. 12r. 1900
l1l9 l st. l2r......T5.oO
Carroll ave. Takoma
Park. lar. rs. %
1dGa DeSaics st.lir.15.e0
1870 both NV, 1Or. 1850
Oil 18Th NV, Tor. rs. 20
iolo l4th NV tstore
and dwgj, Or. 90
1884 2Sth NV. l2r. .T5.c0
2ols Il NV, Tor. ....T5.GD
1ll9 | NV. 12r.....5.oo
1iol Stoughton, l2r. 1000
1910 i ST. llr. .G5. 90
1881 18th NV, llr. .G5.CO
1907 K NV. 12r. .65. 10
lte y NV. AR. 90
1Gl6 2lst NV. l4r. O.. .65 90
lG2l list NV, Tor. 81. 90
6IS ]: NV. l5r. 80. .65. 90
3O.o y NV. 12r. CT. 90
3u-I y NV, 12r. &C, 90
22233 q NV, 13r. =. 49, 90
2462 14th NV. 1lr. Co. 90
ZIG East Cap. Iii. so. 90
lao 9TH, st&dw. Or. CO. or
1913 y NV. 12r. Co. 90
lith ST rd nr Bright
wood Hotel. lar. 60. 10
60. E nv. ,lr. co. 90
1913 10th nv, Or. 60 90
405 11t,l nv. 2r. .G5. 90
1915 18th NV, 12r 50. 60
1909 II NV. store Co. 90
1873 20th NV. 10r- .:5.o1
1925 G st. Tor. 30. %
1893 2Gth st, Tor. so. Gu
Coal yard, 29ta and
b NV, Der mo. 80. 90
934 Hillyer pl. lOr.50.O 90
a q ST. Tor. so. on
1913 Fla av,p'tlstf. so. 90
Near Stott's station,
ID Z. l1r. 80. 60
500 2lst INV. Or
FOR A FULL LIST O
APpLY AT OFFICE.
THGN
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ATTORNEYS.

WM. L Ford -
ArroRNET-AT-LAw.
le12n 60 ? = Az. Hs.ss. isoe Q o. Nv.
CANPBH1 cARRIxGF0N, ArToeNRY-ArzLAW-
Weheier Law building, Jos d q. Az. Wasia1e.
tsa. nc Resadense- xas . Mount vernoo Fiats
2eW Yea ovo. an1 % - ~, ~
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM Il. WEBB, DECEASED
M ci..t.

ESTATE UF IIf-fA VI II. WEEK., DE- EASED.
No. GiIS. Docket -
Randall Hagnsr, administrator, has, with the ap-
prevail of tie Supreme Coart of The District Of To-
lulnbia holding special term for Orphans Court
business. appointed Friday, July ~. ia17. at 10
O'clock an. the time and said the
place, for making ps yu'ent ard distri under
the courts dire, tion and control when and whore
ali creditors and p.rsons entitled ds~.ributive
shares or legaces residue noi4igd TO at
tend in person by agent attorney duly
thorized, with their Chains against :he estate
properly voucilcd Provided. this o.ier he ublisle
In each Of three successive weeks ,-sore said
day in the Washington Law Reporter and EVEN
ing Star.
Signed j ne s, 1897. ]. NOTA Mr-iiII..
jey-1aw3t Register OF Willy
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2014 Hillyer pl. 1lr.5o.oo
ScheutzenPk. lSe dw.so 90
SIT 18th NV, l2r. 5000
i2@S 1lth NV, Tor. 1850
li13 Goth st, Sr....s5.o0
110l II NV. Tor. ....45.oo
2u16 lliliyer pl. Tor. -. 90
1918 Pa I'D q, Or. ~. 90
c1i4 III st, Tor. -. $500
1913 o nv. Tor. 90
ITO Corcoran, lir. 1880
1i09 Goth st. llr...f.0o
1411 Goth NV, Sr. 1000
2l2a-35 Z. Sr, ca. 1000
1l19 10th nv. Tor. 1000
1918 F ST, l2r. .40.0 60
1907 G NV, 14r.....40.eo
49, 18th NV, Or. 1850
1915 o NV. 9r......40.0o
Ga y Y av. black
smith shop & dwg. 40. 90
1894 nth st. Tor. 1000
Flat 8, d & Q. Or. 1000
rs llth NV, lar. 1000
1912 \ st, Sr......+0.0o
1896 q NV. Tor. 40. 60
2s2s-26 14th NV. Tor. $3.50
2i20 l4th NV. Or. $50
3c9 No nv, Tor.
$500 18th NV. Or. ga 80
1905 7th. st&dw, Sr. s.. 90
lIo4 II ST, Or $500
1IOS NJ nv, Or 90
l1u2 Il st. Or. ~. 90
l19i Il NV. .'r. $500
800 A Sc. Tor. 81. 90
1902 y g ST. gr. $500
1873 Fla nv NV. sr.:35.09
1920 18th NV. Or. 81. 80
zoos 9th st. 10r. =. 1880
I2lo Z NV, IT,. 1900
Up pt l33 9TH nw,5iGo.00
So@i L ST. 3r- 5000
1880 18th NV. lOr- 1906
:906 = ST NV go. .2S.33
l341 L st. Or. 90
3o..3 L NV. Or. 5n
SOL 18th NV. Tor. $500
l14l ia av. store. .25.o0
Flat l. ]. & .. 1r. 200
llif Pierce ri. 7r. 222.5o
gl5 e sw. Or. 1000
l3l LIST sw. Or. .ao.Gi
l3.i 18th 81. Or. -2o.O0
Sd door 1871 Pa ave
tclub ruomsl. .2h. 90
81 c st nv, Tor. .2D.03
1913 Sth INV. Sr. .20.0O
1ae5 18Th NV. W. 1000
1926 18th nv. Or. 1000
S16 LIST Sc. 1r...-..lS.50
1872 C1rcoran. Or. 1863
2c09 .Ih INV. Or. .-.16.oU
.:.euG Eth nv. Or =. 100;
1907 I. ST NV, Or. 1888
65l Acker ne. 7r....l5.oO
22i-22 LIST sw. Or, ca .l2.50
:e.2n lat sw. Gr.....Ig.aD
ls17 l4th. r'r, ar. .lD.30
G35-31-s7 Pom'roy ii1o.3u
iG Watkins st, Chevy
Chase. Or. per mo. lo.0
NE cor :3:;sl and Pros
pect SITS ......10.00
I05 Farragut, 5r. SEQ
) Bal'lwins row, o
& E. 1st&2d SITS. 5r. 500
RI 1927 Il / av. 2r.6.03
3 FURNISHED HOUSES
Is ] FISHER & CO.,
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STEAMER WAKEFIELD.

yOH PUIUMAU RIVER LANOING0
Ieaves Washington. D. G., foot. Of tn It.. Mon.
Beach. Bushveod, Rock Point. Nomini Greek. 81.
Clement and Breton Ray lsndiugs.
WednesdaU, 7 AM, tor intermediate lan{3incs IN
Caloaiai Beach, nxshwoed. Hook Point, Coison.S
Lsonsrdtc.p, Abelsa Eomim Cfssk, Piney Foinf.
eafnrdaya : a.m-. for intermesli4ts lsndiua, 10
Creek. Coltoa's. 3ee uchsdniss.
! 1e2-0 GIN. RIDLEY. Genesnl Nnnneee
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS

CHARLES g BUNDY.
COMMISSIONER OF DREDA
OF all the States and TerritesisA
III ~ st. NV. thew Equity buildiaG.
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FOR SALES$15, 900 BUYS $4,000 OF ACTUAL
value Opportunity Of lifetime.
One-half interest In the finest estate In SOUTH
ern Maryland.
800 acres choice farming land under high state
of cultivation; 10000 full-bearing peach treas
house outside Of Baltimore
Private oyster grounds
Two miles Of water front.
1t cost $4,000 to develop and equip this property
Suitable party can secure interest on basis Of
;n.nt as .arantasd t Ia, ~ per cent In
ditions should pay Is per cent.
Replies to this advertisement must give full name
and address, with reasonable information as to
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te14 Is, 16&19. Address Box 1877 Star Office
FOR RENT-A. COMFORTABLE s.ROOM COIN.
try house near this City; large grounds; nne wa
ter and scenery. Apply to Mr.: A. G. YATES
IvanwOld, Alexandria co.. Va ie126f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-16
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co.
Summer schedule In effect June i.

THE WEEMS STEAMBOAT co
Summer schedule in effect June i
Steamer Potomac Will leave It'll st. wharf every
Sunday at Pm Tor Baltimore and river landings
for river leLdings as far as Miiier's Wharf
lsmith's creek); and every Monday at nm. for
Baltimore and river landings E -''
Passenger Accommodation strictly first-class
All river freight must be prepaid
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents.
Once. 910 Pa. ave. Telephone 745 je1-tf
E. s. RANDALL's POTOMAC RIVER IIND
Steamer HARRY RANDALL. viii leave River
View wharf Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays At
Nomini Creek. Returning. on Mondays and Wed.
uesdays at . pm. and on Fridays about $50 nm.
received uutil the hour Of sailing.
Z. 8. RANDALL
.-..,-es Proprietor and Nanacer
GEO. o. CARPENTER, General Agent. Washinsfon
fe6-14.tf VIM. n. REARDON, AGENT. AIexsndris.'