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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-05

1t is not an uncommon thing. accord
ing to Il traveller in Russia, to meet
herd of cows or oxen in certain parts
Of that country wearing blue glasses to
counteract the effects caused by the re-
tiection of the snow in winter time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-05
FUN IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Iudoes Tell Humorous Stories in the Consul
tati0n Room.
CFrom the Chicago Record)

There is a good deaf more fun con
cealed under the imposing solemnity Of
the supreme court than the pubic
would imagine, and several of the JUS
tices. particularly Justice BreWer ana
Justice Shiras, are great Wilr me
Jokes they make and the stories they
tell in the consultation room W'0uid
make an interesting volume if its .'e-
cretS could be penetrated. But the
world only knows what transpires III
the court room, and much of that Is
concealed by the rules of etiquette and
decorum. Although the chief justice
and his associates unite to protect the
dignity of that great bulwark of the
Constitution which they represent
there is often good deal Of suppressed
fun in their efforts to defend it against
ignorant or irreVerent attorneys.
They all agree that the most amusing
incident that ever frightened the solem-
nifty of the supreme court chamber oc-
Cured several years ago when Justice
Miller undertook to arrest the flow of
eloquence Of an attorney who was argu-
ing his first case, an appeal from tn"
circuit court of a Western state The
young lawyer was dociaimng at the rate
Of $50 words minute on some Of the
simplest principles of law. which every
attorney should fully understand before
he gets his diploma. and becoming weary
after while, Justice Miller interrupted
the speaker in a sarcastic tone. inuurnG
II hope the learned counsel Will give
the court the credit of knowing the rudi-
ments of law.
Il beg the pardon Of your Honor" re-
piled the attorney in the blandcst man
ner, but made that mistake in the
lower court
A similar incident occurred more re-
GENTLY when a a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-05-05
MEET THEIR AFFINITY.
South Dakota Couple Ned Alter Acquaini
anCn Of Less Than an Hour.

On the assurance of an expert that
tneY We're physically and mentally
adapted TO each other. John Ward Ellis
and Miss Matte Weaver of Scranton,
;. ID. were married recently after an
acquaintance of less than an hour.
Both We're present not long ago at a
lecture by Professor William McShanr
on Love. Courtship and Marriage"
Ihe professors contention was that
men and women pay too little attention
IN choosing life partners, to similarity
or temperament, taste and education.
lie urged that these considerations be
made paramount in the selection Of
husbands and wives rather than mere
blind passion. TO Illustrate his theory
he picked ten young ladies' at random
from the audience. defined their char
acteristics and explained Why they
should wed husbands of such and such
dispositions aud habits. Then ne made
selections for them from among his
male hearers
Ellis and Miss Weaver were among
the ideal couples pointed out thus
Neither had ever seen the other before.
but 50 deep an impression did the pro-
fessor's words make on them that !,
brief consultation between them fol
lowed Immediately after the lecture a
which they determined to act on the
speakers suggestion. 1t was already
50 late that it was necessary to drag
the clerk of the court and justice Of
the peace from their beds to issue the
license and tie the hymeneal knot.
Professor McShane appeared as |
witness at the ceremony and emphatic
ally expressed the opinion that union |
so wisely formed could not end other
wise than happily
Ellis is a young farmer near Scran-
ton. His bride is the year-old |
daughter of a merchant of the town
The evening times., 1898-07-07
VIRGINIA BRIEFS.

At the second days session of the Vir-
ginia Bar Association convention at old
Point yesterday the first paper read was
by Hon. Beverly T. Crump, on the sub
ject of THE Guardian in Law" The
election of officers resulted as follows:
President. John Goode. of Bedford City,
vice presidents, John II. Lewis, Lynch
burg; W. E. Holmes. Boydton; John
Picken, Richmond; B. F. Buchanan.
Marion; A. c. Gordon, Staunton; execu-
tive committee, R. S. Thomas. Smith
field, and Eppa Hunton, jr.. Warrenton.
Eugene c. Masse was reelected secre-
tary and treasurer. The evening session
was devoted to the presentation of me-
MORALS of the deceased members.
Ignatius G. Holland and Miss Margaret
Scarborough, daughter OF ]. T. Scar
brough, of Berkeley, were married at the
Berkeley Avenue Baptist Church. Berk-
eley. last night The celebrant was Rev.
T. Ciagett Skinner. The bride wore
white costume and carried Bride roses.
The following were the ushers: Messrs.
P. c. Hastings. w. J. Codd. jr.; H. l..
Cox and B. Luke. A reception was held
at the home of the groom in Berkeley.
A new and handsome steamer, called
the Cape Charles. to run on the Norfolk
Cape Charles route, which is being built
at the yards of the Delaware River ship
and Norfolk Railroad, was launched yes
terday The steamer will cost about $780,
600. She is expected to go on the line
about October /.
The Norfolk Light Infantry, recently
organized for home defense, disbanded
Tuesday night, it having been found i'm
possible to secure the necessary military
equipments from the State.
The Democratic congressional conven-
ton of the second district yesterday NOM
mated. by acclamation, William A. Young
for Congress. Mr.. Young was elected
from this district in 1896. and served out
the greater portion of his term, when he
was unseated, and DR.. Wise, the present
incumbent, was awarded the certificate
by party vote.
At Staunton yesterday L. L. Scherer
of Marion, and Miss Sue Allen Hamilton,
daughter of DR.. Robert S. Hamilton, who
was superintendent of the Western State
Hospital for some years, were married
at the First Presbyterian Church. The
bridesmaids wore colored organdie, and
carried sweet peas. The maid of honor
was Miss Elsie Hamilton, sister of the
bride The bridesmaids were Misses
Mamie Allen, Annabelle Timberlake, and
Sally Fauntleroy, of Staunton; Miss Hal
| lie Bellamy. of North Carolina: Miss Olive
Nichols, of Alabama, and Miss Mary
Scherer, of Marion, Va. The ushers were
Joseph Denney. William Walker. Frank
| Bell, James H. Woodward, William H.
Pilson, of Staunton, and ]. English Eys-
| ter, of Baltimore. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. John Scherer, of
| Marion. father Of the groom, assisted by
| Rev. DR.. Frasier, pastor of the First
| Church.
The evening times., 1898-07-07
BATTERIES INTO LINE
Artillery mt Northern Posts Is Or
dered south.

New York, July -Four batteries OF
heavy artillery belonging to the Regular
Army, stationed at posts in the Depart
ment of the East, received orders yes
terday TO proceed to Tampa. Fla, from
which point 1t is believed. they will be
sent either TO re-enforce Gen. Shafter' 5
army. or to take part in the operations
in Porto Rico. --.-.-
The orders were for Battery K Sew
enth Artillery, Capt W. r. Hamilton,
stationed at Willets Point; Battery III,
Second Artillery, Capt. Medora Craw-
ford, tr., stationed at Fort Trumbuli,
Conn; Battery X, Second Artillery. capt.
E S. Curtis stationed at Fort Constitu-
ton, n. H.; and Battery d. Fourth Ar
tilIery. Capt. Peter Leary. jr, stationed
at Fort McHenry. Nd. These troops are
to move fully prepared for field service
as soon as the quartermaster's depart
ment furnishes transportation. They are
to report to Brig. Gen. John j. Rodgers,
chief of artillery. at Tampa.
New London. Conn, July More than
q hundred regulars, composing the bat
terry which has been stationed for sew
eral months at Fort Trumbull. today re-
ceived orders to prepare 10 move TO FLOR
ida This is one of the best-drilled bat
teries on the coast. A few enlisted men
at the naval station have received orders
to go to the receiving ship at Boston.
Portsmouth, n. H, July Capt. Cur
tbs. in command of Battery X, Ameri-
can Artillery, which has been stationed
at Fort Constitution. Newcastle, since
the commencement of the war, received
orders late yesterday TO proceed to Tam
pa, Fla. as soon as possible.
The command will leave the latter part
of this week. Battery B, First Massa-
chusetts. has been ordered here, and
will take its place.
The evening times., 1898-07-07
Killed by a Falling Tree.

Royd's, Md, July John NJ. Lucas,
son of John w. Lucas. n farmer Of
Boyd's, was instantly killed yesterday
evening, near Hunting Hill, Montgomery
County, by limb of a tree falling on
his head. crushing his skull. Young Lu-
cas- and his friend, Dorsey Nicholson.
were cutting down trees for railroad
cross-ties. AS one of the trees fell II
caught in the top of an old tree breaking
off a large limb, which fell on young Lu-
cas- head. crushing his skull and killing
him instantly. Nicholson ran to his aid
but found life extinct. Lucas was sew
enteen years old and very energetic boy
The evening times., 1898-07-07
At THE BUSY CORNER.
Reducing
Remnants,
Stock and Price.

The dance is on. JULY is to be
a period of reductions. The two
most listless months in the year
loom up threateningly before us.
Stock must come down to lower
and lower proportions, till it has
assumed size commensurate with
the amount of business that is 60
ing to be done. There's a quick
way to tighten the burden-a power
that will send goods flying before
it helter-skelter-the omnipotent
might of the lowest prices man ever
named. Remnants bow to the sac
rifce tomorrow.
The evening times., 1898-07-07
25C to 39C
Real 0rgandieS, 94c.

There's no use wasting time over an
unavoidable task. We'd much prefer to
set aside these royal fabrics, but favorit-
ism must be tabooed-the bitter and the
sweet both must be offered-the leading
styles must take pot luck with the
rest. These Organizes are the greatest
values in Christendom. They present a
more beautiful array of proper effects in
color and design than ever shown at
any one time-.70O yards-worth 40
no less than 25c and up to VIC
&ac -... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The evening times., 1898-07-07
l2Ic to 20c
Wash StuffS, SC.

COO yards of the best Summer cottons
that American mills have loomed are in
ciuded in the melange of worth. Lace
Tissue Lawns, Corded Lace Lawns,
American Organdies, Null Lawns-yes,
and ever so many more meritful and
STANDARD stuffs that are in this
wonderful offer of values, as hH
high as 20c. Observation-Disclosures. Wv
The evening times., 1898-07-07

People who drink beer always use good
discretion in selecting Heurich's as their
beverage, thus making them the gamers
Write Arlington Bottling Co. or phone
634 for q case of Heurich's.
The evening times., 1898-07-07
S. Kann, Sons { Co.,
Sth and Market Space.
Heavy Artillery Ordered Forward.

Orders were issued at the War Depart
ment moving four batteries of heavy ar
tillery to Tampa. They are: H and X OF
the Second Oh now at Trumbull. Conn,
and X at Constitution, n. H; d of the
Fourth tnOw at Fort McHenry, Md, and
X of the Seventh tnow at Wiletts Point,
N. " They will report to Gen. Rogers
for service with the new siege train that
is being fitted out. 1t cannot be stated
yet whether these batteries will go to San
tiaSo or Porto Rico.
The evening times., 1898-07-07
A Roundabout Hint.

(From the Detroit Free Press.)
''I hear that you're going to move, neighbour"
STUFF and nonsense! Nothing to it. Who told
you cof'
''Yorr landlord"
The evening times., 1898-07-07
GREAT DISASTERS 1T SEA
Ships That Have Gone Down
With a Heavy Loss Of Life.
VERY FEW WOMEN ARE SAVED

Crews Forget Discipline and Act
Like COwaIds-Thc story of the
Sinking of the Elbe Retold-H"N
the side-Wheeler Arctic Wus
Wrecked.
The evening times., 1898-07-07
SI.25 To baltimore and Re- s1.25
turn vim Pennsylvania Railroad.

Account N. E. A, tickets on sale July Q
to 16. good only on date of sale. All trains
except Congressional Limited.
iy7,9 H. 13 15pm 8, TO- r. IA, 16am
The evening times., 1898-07-07
&c TO PIC Dress Ginghams, 5Ic.

Best of styles among EN- The fines
Scotch goods don't surpass them so very
much. OF course one can't find better
wearing fabrics than ginghams- 30
these especially. Worth up to A%T
The evening times., 1898-07-07
5C to 9c
Silk Mixed Goods, 94c.

These are practically odds and ends of
q half dozen dainty lines. You'll find
silk ginghams and linens with figuring OF
silk, and wool challies, light as no
vapor and set off by silk stripes. Q%c
Choice of the lot..........-......
The evening times., 1898-07-07
SC Lawrence Lawns, &c

Two full cases of them-colors that
couldn't run IL they wanted to. The best
STYLES of the season. Lawns as -.
good as these never were sold VF
a. less than 5c...................... ASS
The evening times., 1898-07-07

gentleman Brooklyn employed by house had
dyspepsia doctor
said his This gentleman who face
dypep usedo he had his ticket tor
passage yx He had deted for until his
nearly drinking dew and eating rose leaves Now
really wanted
induced make trial Rpan Tabues
he much He
advance taking each meal then he went the dinner
himself full swing but took Tabules Next
morning he all right very lady nghbor was
"Wha been doing ef
He Stocking Heb good dinner for three years
fore friendly relations with turkey have
the xuberance of his liberty he cuvates pie ano
in fact tendency sample everything there is gong
I M an lss TOE sat"''.
The evening times., 1898-07-07

Arnolds best. these-Good col
ors. good quality, best value in
The evening times., 1898-07-07
Dc Furniture CretonHe, Sc.

1,G0O yards of good striking effects
in Cretonnes suitable for draping
and coVers-the 19c kind.
The evening times., 1898-07-07
5c Serpe1tins Crepe, 534c.

In the pick of the colors. in
cluding an uncrockable black.
Almost a third of price at.......
Evening star., 1898-08-27
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT REMINGTON TYPEwRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE: modern machi1e
perfect condition guaranteed. with stand: deliv-
cred free IL city: one month applies n purchase
Of new when directly following rental
WfCkOkF. SE.AMANS & BENEDICT,
oelt-u Cor. Sth and SITS. NV,
Evening star., 1898-08-27
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-DEsSK ROOM IN LAW OFFICES ON
lith and streets. Address j. +. L.. Star office.
FOR RENT-1Il0 + NV. METZEROTT BLDG
Fire rooms. including steam heat. electric light
elevator and janitor service. Price. $3.50 Fer
no. GASCH BROS. 1907 L ST fe26-tf
FOR RENT-MODERN OFFICE ROOMS FUR
nished or unfurnisbed, in the Bliss bldg, 81 Il
st. NV. opposite the Capitol grounds. inquire
Room s. telephone l7s5. ap5-tf
Evening star., 1898-08-27
MEDICAL.
DIR. Leathernlan.

Expert specialist In the cure of all special die,
sases Of men and uouisn. consuiraiion free.
evenings to 8. coz h NV. Closed on sanesy
aulS-tms
Evening star., 1898-08-27

FOR RENT
We are authorized to offer on lease for
year from Let September the following houses
No. 1904 POD ST Observation-Disclosures $3S 10
No 1905 n. IL ave. n.w............. &c. 90
No. 2zn9 Washington circle. ......... 40. .65
Nc. low n. II. n.w............ 81. Is
These houses comparatively new, are
built of brown stone and brick, have nine
rooms each, with bath, laundry tubs furnace
open plumbing, newly papered and painted
and positive bargains at the prices at
which they are offered Watchman in charge
B. ID. WARNER q CO..
au1S-Ih, ,s&tu-5t GIG L St NV
Evening star., 1898-08-27

WANTED-BY YOJ Nc NARIIED COUPLE : OI,
4 Unfur. rr,als. suite fu- light hOuSeE e pius.
in NV, must have private bath. Address I. NJ.
Star ufIce. H.
Evening star., 1898-08-27

FOX RENT-
li24 X | NV 13rST5. 90 Flat POS ID NV 5r 80 O(
1903 st NV 15r. 1000 1919 $ st NV r. Is IS
1924 18th st 10r Sc 81 1865 Marion NV Or 25 81
i23 Sth NV. 13r. IS. 1i33 Ohio ay NV Sr 25 o.,
Il9 sth st NV, l3r. So. 60 16li Sth NV 6r. - II
1913 10th NV. 12r. 1910 Sth st NV er - 81
Foss Sept H.. so As 1015 22d nv. ~. 81 St
203i st NV, 14r. st. o. 1889 18th ST NV Gr % 81
3lli y st NV, Tor. 5000 1i5412 Q 20 81
l319Corcoran NV, 1lr45.U0 524 .lst NV Or. 20 81
1921 10Th 12r 10 90 SIS 2Ist st NV Or % 81
1918 18th st NV. Or. i5. 90 1915 10th NV Sr 20
46I No NV, 17r. 40 50 130 la av NV. 6r 20 10
"a J ay NV, Or i0.60 Up 1908 7th NV, 7r %. 81
~ J av NV, 9r. 80 172S i st NV Or. %. 01
220 y NV 9r 60 1925 18th st NV Or. Is 81
451 NJ st NV. l2r. I24I 3lst st NV Or Is 20
2024 st NV. Or. 40. "A l24T 2lst st NV 5r Is 80
9O1 21st st NV. l1r 1900 22Lp st NV r. is 90
Fiat 2.2d f9l3 NJ 4r40. 100 ~ Defrees NV, Or Is A.
SIG 18th nwtsSdj sr40. 90 1862 4th st NV Or l5 Il
heokuk & 45th, 3r 116l 10Th st NV, Or IA 80
WESLEY Hts). -. % 90 lU15 L ST NV 6r IA 2C
2132 18th NV, 35. II63 18th ST NV 5r IA 81
S2l 9th st NV, ar. 80 50 Ills y ] av nv 5r Il 20
1897 st NV. Or. 30. 90 rs ) IT NV. Or. IL %,
SOS ST NV, 6r.. 0.O0 2sl3Dumb'rton av, ,6r13 o.
3o0s z st NV. 10r. 80. 90 226l Cleye ay Gr Il. .ul
Flat 206 ID NV, 5r. 80 10
The above is only a portion OF the property on nv
books. For full list call at Office for bulletin issued
ON the LIST and 18th. THoS. f. WAGGAMAN,
au.3-t ,tu,s 917 ST. nv
Evening star., 1898-08-27

FOR RENT-S30 WILL RENT A VERY DESIR.
able S-room brick house, in thorough order; III.
St l.w. Apply CHARLES q. THORN,
au22-6t' 1918 L ST. NV.
Evening star., 1898-08-27

FOR RENT
1902 II NV. 12rSb SS3 90 1O17 18th NV Ior&bS65 90
1909 NV. Sr&b. 00 1855 18th NV, Sr&b. 40 90
l4l5-23 = NV, 9r&b A.. 90 144S-50Cor 1Or&b30 90
11Oi NV, Sr&b. 25. 81 1002-4 25th NV 6r&b16 SO
STORES
1202 d NV, Sr&b. .$65. 90 1880 Pa SEQ. 90
au21-3t +. GRAHAM 617 l4th St NV
FOR PENTHOUSE 1903 ST. NV. 10 ROOMS
and bath S45: house 203c 10Th st. NV. II
rooms ard bath s65
au21-3t THEO. A. HARDING, 1904 G. ST NV
Evening star., 1898-08-27

FOR RENT-oR SALE-I22I CONNECTICUT Az:
brown stone: eleven rooms: rent SO; SALE
s15,50o. Apply PREMISES. Owner okie Old
WesthGry. Long Island. su252t.
Evening star., 1898-08-27
WANTED-ROOMS. "

WANTED - FLAT OR ROOMS - Gf2NTIEM ~
with Southern Hallway Go. wishes To ro;tt ) or
desirable communicating Unfur. rooms with pri
NGte hath. tor himself and wife; in pleasant
neigtl"IhGol and suitable for light housekeeping Z:
must De reasonable, respondents will please de
scribe rooms; ref. exchanged Address ). r. L..
Star office IT,
Evening star., 1898-08-27
ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON. ON.ATToRNEY- EY-AT-LAW.
Webster Law building, sos ID st. n w. Washing
ton. d. G. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. sslS
Evening star., 1898-08-27

FOR RENT PHONE gl4
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND Trust CO
COR. 9TH AND F, ROOM 2
1888 l4th NV. sto, ia fr f;;i X NV. o %
dwg stable 500 90 l2s ne. Gr...... -. 81
13i6-5i-5S and go 3I3 c Sc l0r....,,. 25 90
Yale w, Tor, bay 1903 Linden NV. 81. - 90
window, marble 1924 14th NV. store. o., 90
front teachl. &C. 90 1923 l. NV, ~ 90
1929 y NV. 11r.... 55 90 626 9Th ne, Or. % so
2200 Il. 1Or. 81. 90 ;}S5 Spruce NV 9r Is %
9Uo Pa av. 9r... so. 90 43i LIST ne Or 80. IS 80
1201 q nv, i2T. 81. 80 SO + NV 3 of RS Il SO
1903 Sd NV. 10r As. 90 6o7 + NV. dwg Is 90
1920 18th NV. sr. At. .63 1921 ]. NV. 5-.. Is 90
Al 4th NV, 12r. 80 31-33-35 Bates NV.
10 ay NV. NJ. 1000. 4r fats u 30
3l2 Del ne Sr. ID 50 l2S Geo av Sc Or 6 80
RoGms-51S 9th NV l2OS Cley'd ay Or IL 10
aul9 JNo l.. WEAVER, Real Estate Officer.
FOR RENT-525 2sD ST. NV. ROOMS. sIi.1O
5ia Whitney ave: ar. cottage. ami. 2iO0
1871 q st n w, lor, ba., sta. reduced to-. 5000
r. II; L. LElPoLD. s.w. cor 18th and SITS.
au24-6t
FOR RENT-941 Fl ST. NV: IL RMS 2 BATHS:
fine locati for boarding house: house is n
excellent condition.; rent. $50 per no SIS 10Th
st. NV; 10 rms.; ami. frst-class reIair; $40
house IN N. section rent askel: convenient
to all car lines; rent. $40 per mo. 2125 L ST
NV; rms, bath; ami; thorough repair: S}1
per Keys will be sent to parties wishing to
inspect the above dwellings.
EDWIN l.. FRANZDNI. 1885 st. NV.
au2a-6t tAdams buildins)
Evening star., 1898-08-27
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED,

FOR RENT-Y0UNG MAN. IN GOVT SERVICE
VIII rent for his and board 1-ruom house
In northeast; ami; = block from market and
cable cars. Address BACHELOR. Star ofIice.
Evening star., 1898-08-27

r.. FUR. HEAT, Gel.
lied hath. 90
l45t Pierce NV, 1r&h. SO
22ug 18th NV. 6r&h. %
1900 king'n NV, &: &b- 20
l2Io Linden ne, Tr&b. IL
lSth&T NV, sto&cel. L.
E92o Farragut NV. .ir.wa.T
n st. NV. CPhone 2ui9.)
Evening star., 1898-08-27

WANTED MAN AND WIFE. = UNFIK
r6"Hs II f,"r; with beard: north of |. and
west Of l2tu NV; state terms. Address Box 80,
Star Office. IL
Evening star., 1898-08-27
FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-LARGE 3-STORY STABLE REAR
e23 ID st. NV. between 80 and 30 stalls; car
riage elevator, gas, water and modern stable
equipment; excellent stand for boarding and
livery: 500. Inquire $50 la. ave ie2-tf
Evening star., 1898-08-27
WANTED-HOUSES.

NANlED-rp HIRE JNFUR. HOUSE OR FLAT
20 rooms. with all modern improvements
location must be unquestiulaGIy frst-class: rental
not {" ex"aed $50 per month. Address with full
Information. W. F.. s1T and SIg I4th ST NV II
Evening star., 1898-08-27
ROOMS AND BOARD.

WE ARE FEEDING MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY
house in Washington Why? Because we feed
them right 1900 square feet of dining room,
kept nice and cool hy large electric fans. Best
Elsin butter. Pure cream. French drip coffee
Home made pastry. Steaks and chops all brol-
ed Plenty fruit. No charge for duplicate or
ptciaI orders. Meals at nearly ali hours.
city We also have beautiful rooms with pri-
yate bath and electric lights. THE GENOA,
SOC and SOS 18th st. NV. au2-Ims
Evening star., 1898-08-27

For list Of furnished bou call ct the Office.
OFFICES.
Cor 10th & F. rs. Desirable rooms "Atlan-
en- suite all front, tie Coast Line build
steam heat. $50. 90 ing" all front and fire.
639 L NV. Sd q. 3r. 1900 proof from $40 10 $35
1911 NV, Sd q, 6r. 30. 4bl each
941 NV, I'd q. 1r. sc. 90 Sun building rooms
839 NV, I'd q. 2r. rs co 639 F NV 4th d . So 90
$50 nw Sd g. 20 o. lae5 7th NV rms ca 10 90
40 La av.. $40 and s15l
STORES.
"a 9th nw119x16)100.00le17 d NV. sc. 90
214 9Th 6o. .0o.e1o d nw....... .25. co
&02 9th NV 600 1925 ne-........ 6. 90
STABLES.
124s Sth trcarl 800, ,2o4 Pa av SC trearl s. 90
1912 trear) $s5 90 1872 Mess ay (lear) 10 90
1857 1i,h NV (rear) .oo0t
au29
Evening star., 1898-08-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-W1NTHROP HEfGHTS-DESIRA- :
bic and Groom cottages: So and So
au2I&se32t' / " GIBSON
FOR SALE-HYATTSyILLE-S3 81, ,5Oo-BEAI IrrIFT-I
HOME; CORNER; LOT 60xI6O; ON JOHNSON
AVE; Z ROOMS; SPLENDID WATER g A.
SHIELDS 1+05 L ST. NV aua8at
FOX RENT-lN ST BUkBS. FRAME HOUSE on
18th ST. road, Brightwood DC; q rooms range
bath; latrobes; Potomac water, &c; 2 minutes
walk from the electric cars. Sl5 90
bTick No. 4Ul3 9th ST. extended; s rooms: al
mod. imps; on line OF electric cars; easy ae-
n,fISS SIS 50
au26-3t 81 nv.
FOR SAIE-BUII.DING LOTS AND VILLA SITES
AT Hadison Heights the nearest subdivision to
washington and on electric railroad Prices
ranging fIom $I5 to $3.50 per lot Terms 81
down and 81 per week. without interest Cali
for plat and particulars.
4. I; HOFFMAN. J. E. CLEMENTS. 1921 NV.
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WANTED BOARD FUR LADY NURSE AND =
quiet Childrs Il, and years: good location; mus
De reasyHab!.- ACTRESS :. l., office. It,
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( 1423 35th. .6r&b, mi. 20. 30
291S-20 Olive, Grab,
Gel, mi. ..-......lS. 30
2223 II, sr&w. 81
2325 Va av, Grab. mills. so
Brightw'd. Or, Gel. WIS. 90
2T32 Z, Or, Gel, ". .13. so
All 2lst, 6r&w. 80
SIS 18th ne. Or, w.12.OO
1T15 Hayes ct Ar, w. 10. 80
Fussell's ct, Gr&w 10. 40
ROOMS.
I3i 18th, of rs. SIS to S75
9th & c. large hall 80. 90
1904 /. fiat, Ar, W. Is. 80
S2S 22d, or, W, Z. 1900
Sl4 18th, hall. .l5.50
4S2-4S6 La av. Office
rooms. $40 4 SIS. 90
STORES.
1918 Pa av, ,st&dw. SIS. 33
POI K. sto&dw. 40. 80
1904 V, sto&dw. 90
$50 2uth, eel, W, g..25. 80
5l1 18th. W, g.....25. so
2II3 NJ, sto&dw &. .22. so
SD 10th, 2r, Gel. W, 6. 20. 80
1903 Pa av, w&g. 20. 50
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FOR -REA'-HOUSES.
IFUH@sHED.

FOR R!sNT-FHRNtsjtED HOUSE, ALL COM
nieIe deslrabie nei@hhorhood. $50 II month
29S New YORK ave NV au27-:;t'
FOR RENT-CbMPIgTELY FURNISHED G.
yard. good ceiSr; sIs per nicnth by the year.
.,.. Aso handsomely h. furnished house on St
ah2o-St is Apply 1i43 18th st NV
FOR RENT-FUlsNISIFED HOUSE; TO PRIVATE
family, for months Tor year from Oct. j;
10 rcoms; all mi; near 14th ST. electric cars.
Apply at 14Io Y st 4 au26-It~