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Evening star., 1901-03-21
c o S TLY BLAZE
LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING NEAR
LY 4 TOTAL LOSS.
The Damage Placed at ss5.oee-Insur.
ance i'm Several Companie.
for xl5.ooa.

Three alarms were sounded last night
shortly after fire was discovered I'm the
iour-story brick structure at Sa5 PennSN-i-
Nania avenue northwest. occupied by M
DNrenforth & Co. clothiers Companv af-
ter company of the fire department re-
sponded until thirteen OF them were on
hand to tight the flames. Their work was
successful. although the stock of clothing
was ruined chiefly by smoke and water
The fremen succeeded in preventing the
spreading of the flames to other buildings
and in saving the Dyrenforth store from
total destruction. 1t is impossible to tell
just what amount of damage was done. but
the firm roughly estimates the loss at about
$4,000
Electric light wires are supposed TO have
caused the fire, as the flames did not start
near the furnace. The first that was
known OF IL was when pedestrians saw
smoke coming from the upper part OF the
bulldlng near the roof. Several members
OF the police force were in this neighbor-
hood at the time and Policeman Harry
warren turned in an alarm from box 1og
winch was soon followed by the second
and third alarms
1t was about 10:40 o'clock when the first
alarm was sounded. No IL engine com
pany was the first to reach the burning
building. and no time was lost In getting
10 work. The blaze started I'm the cellar
IN the rear OF the building not far from the
freight elevator, and the elevator shaft
SSrNeo TO convey the flames to the roof
Nhen the trap door on the roof of the
bniiding was opened the flames shot high
INTO the air, and the thousands of pedes-
ulanS- many of them from the theaters
VINO had been attracted 10 the building
expected TO see the walls tumble and 10
witness the destruction of several com
tsuous buildings, but the good work of
the nre laddies confined the flames to The
rear portion OF the building in which they
originated ''
IL is stated that the flames went from,
the eeIlaf TO the roof in a few seconds and
caused such a bright light throughout the
to be ablaze.
The music store of e f. Droop G. Sons
- ,. IN tne west half OF the double building.
Whlch is owned by the Hitz estate and il
was Que to the effective work of the FIRE
men that the flames did not reach the hig
STOCK OF musical instruments. Considerable
smoke and a little water penetrated to Mr.
troops establishment. but the damage
done is said to be very slight.
In conversation with-a Star reporter this
morning MIR. Dyrenforth stated that ne
mad in complete stock of spring goods
and was fully prepared for the seasons
trade During the past two weeks he had
received about SOC worth of goods and
one Shipment was received yesterday. This
case of goods had been opened, but had
not been distributed for the reason that il
was put into the store shortly before the
closlng hour. An insurance of $4,000 Was
carried on the stock in a number of COM
panies.
Business will be resumed as soon as pos-
sible, although Mr.. Dyrenforth thinks il
VIII be several weeks before he can get his
store into good condition.
Evening star., 1901-03-21
Anacostia Items.

The police at Anacostia and Justice Rich
ardson of the same place have been en-
gagged in settling a case Of horse trading
which was brought to their attention by
Joseph Hatton, colored resident of OXon
Hill, Prince Georges county, Nd. Hat
tons story to the police was that he sent
his hired boy, Edward Johnson, colored,
to the city a few days since in charge of
a team with a load of wood He asserted
that the boy was approached while in town
by a colored resident of the city, whose
name he presented to the authorities, who
told the driver that it was against the law
to drive such horse as was hitched to the
wagon. The stranger then offered to trade
an animal he was leading, far inferior
horse to Hatton'S it is said, for the coun-
try horse, to which the lad consented,
frightened by the strangers representa-
tions. Hatton was indignant when his
hired boy returned with a scraggy beast
in place of the horse worth $50 with which
he had left in the morning. writ of re-
plevin was secured by Hatton yesterday
from Justice Richardson. He recovered
his horse, it is stated, and drove the ami
NAL to OXon Hill. While returning to town
with the other horse the animal was taken
i'll on the road and the police sent man
to shoot the horse. AS the matter stands
Hatton has recovered the horse he first
owned, while the willy traders horse is
dead
Last night about o'clock, while Police
Sergeant Harry was at the corner of Mon
roe and Grant streets, in AnacoStia, he
noticed colored man hanging about the
place acting suspiciously. The sergeant
Investigated and the man said he was
Samuel Montague, otherwise known as
"Roany" Montague. He was placed under
arrest, as Officer Stewart had warrant
for him on the charge of stealing some
articles from the house of Sarah Brown
colored, in Garfield shorF time ago. Mon
tague then tried to get off by pleading
that he had given his brothers name but
nevertheless was locked up at the Anacos-
tioh station. The articles stolen from Mrs.
Brown comprise dress, a silver cup and
saucer and some chinaware.
The police were informed yesterday of
the escape of Frederick R. Owens from
st. Elizabeth's Asylum and were requested
to apprehend him, it is thought he is
in the city. He is a white man, twenty
four years of age and wore dark clothing
blue shirt, tan shoes and fedora hat of a
light shade.
Joseph Wilson, colored, twenty-six years
old, became very Ill today at the laborers'
camp on the grounds of the Government
Asylum for the Insane. where he is at work
on the railroad switch. A physician from
Anacostia examined him and issued GER
tificate that he be admitted to one of the
city hospitals. Wilson's home is in Ala
bama.
Mr.. w. N. Freeman of Good Hope has
returned home after trip to the Shenan-
doah valley.
Police Officer Osterman, who has been
confined to his home by an attack of i'll
ness, was able to be out this morning
Evening star., 1901-03-21
DELEGATES TO NATIONAL BODY
Local Society s. A. r.. to De Repre-
scented at Pittsburu

An interesting meeting OF the District So
ciety of the Sons of the American RevoIu-
tion was held last evening at Rauscher's
When the business had been concluded Il
buffet lunch was served. Noble ID. Larner
the newly elected president of the Districs
society, presided for the first time The
annual reports of officers and standing com
mittees We're read by the secretary Wal
lace Donald Mclean. The report of Chair
man H. o. Hall of the committee on IL
brary recommended that suitable build
ing be secured as headquarters for the So
ciety. wherein the records now at the
Smithsonian Institution might be stored
Congress has given the society the use of
room In the institution for that purpose.
The annual meeting of the National So
ciety OF the Sons of the American Rerold-
tion will be held in Pitsburg April 30 and
May J. 1t was announced that twenty
District members in addition to the dele
gates and alternates would attend. The
delegates are: Noble d. Larner, Dr. John
w. Bayne, William III. Bayly, William j.
Rhees, Francis E. Grice, Zebina Moses,
William s. Broughton, Ernest Wilkinson.
Harry C. Mclean. Darius A. Green, John
w. Douglass, Charles A. Boynton and John
Goode. The alternates: II. b. Mexican,
w. ID. Mclean, William F. Powell. A. S.
Perham, G. B. rockingham. William /.
Marsh. DR.. Ira W. Dennison, Bernard w.
Green, F. NJ. Taylor, G. c. Maynard and
Frank G. Butts.
B. H. Warner introduced a resolution
pledging the society to a determined ef-
fort to induce Congress to provide for the
erection of a memorial to the heroes of the
revolution in this city. The resolution was
unanimously adopted, and the delegates TO
the national convention were instructed to
ask an Endorsement of the project by a
resolution in the national body. William
Nandevanter, assistant attorney general,
addressed the society. Mr.. Vandevanter
halls from Wyoming, and declared that the
Sons of the American Revolution had done
much to foster a spirit of patriotism in
the west.
Among those present were Noble ID. Lar
ner, William H. Bayly. William l.. Marsh,
William H. Pearce John p. Earnest Wall
lace d. Mclean. Albert ID. Spangler. A.
S. Perham, Henry w. Lawson, Sidney l.
Bessilievre, William A. Meloy, ID. A. Green.
Bernard A. Green, Pickering Dodge, Chas.
H. Burgess, William A. De Caindry, Philip
F. Larner. F. s. Davidson, w. H. Ashmead,
r. ]. Walker. Thomas p. Randolph. T. ID.
Owen, J. G. Greenawalt, NJ. III. Husband.
j. w. Young, II. c. Mclean, Ira W. Den-
nison, B. III. Warner, F. E. Grice. Armat
Stoddard Z. F. Townsend, Ralph E. Bur-
CESS, C. NJ. Irelan, H. o. Hall. r. A. Smith,
Larner, NJ. l.. McGrew, Rev. Thomas :.
Childs. William V. Cox, Zebina Moses :.
NJ Craiger, DR.. j. w. Bayne, ]. ID. Crois-
SAINT, DIR. G. r. Brown, S. NJ. Ely, f. $.
Parker, III. H. Donally, w. S. Broughton.
Percival Hail. George A. Armes, Willis
Vandevanter Edwin A. Hill, Prof. ]. Nc
Bride Sterritt S. G. w. Benjamin, j. *.
Storet, c. F. Langworthy and Charlton NJ.
Clark
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CHANGED TO GAS.
Naphtha Street Lamps Dispensed with
New Lights Ordered.

Upon the recommendation of the District
electrical engineer the Commissioners have
directed that the following twenty six
naphtha lamps be changed to gas. the
Washington Gas Light Company having
recently established mains at these points;
also in connection with this change. that
two additional gas lamps be erected:
Change naphthas to gas-Six 16th street
northwest between Columbia road and
Park street, four Sheridan street north
west between Sherman and Brightwood
avenues three K street southeast between
18th and 18th streets, two corners of 18th
and K streets southeast, one 18th street
between K and L streets southeast. one
corner 18th and L streets southeast, three
L street between 18th and 18th streets
southeast, one corner Of 14th and l. streets
southeast, one 14th street between East
Capitol and A streets southeast, one cor
ner of 14th and A streets southeast, two
A street between 14th and 18th streets
southeast, one corner Of 18th and A streets
southeast.
of East Capitol and 14th streets southeast.
one 10Th street between Columbia road and
Kenesaw avenue northwest
The total estimated cost of this work will
amount to $685. chargeable to appropria-
ton street lighting. 1901
The Commissioners have also directed
that the following ten gas lamps be erected
and moved, at an estimated cost of s5s.
chargeable to appropriation street lighting.
1901:
Erect-One 18th street between d and Z
streets northwest, two Little B street be-
tween 10th and 18th streets northwest
one>E street between 18th and 18th streets
northwest, two 18th street between n
and o streets northwest, two 18th street
between N and o streets northwest one
Whitney avenue. front Of new truck house.
Move-One north side OF Whitney avenue
between Holmead avenue and 18th street ia
front Of new truck house.
Evening star., 1901-03-21
EXPORTS TO PHILIPPINES.
Remarkable Increase Shown fol
Eight Months of 1900.

The imports into the Philippine Islands
from the United States during the first
eight months Of 1900 showed the remarka-
bic increase of - per cent over the amount
for the same period in 1899, according to a
statement Of the commerce for the archi-
pelago issued by the division Of insular af-
fairs of the War Department. For the
period stated of 1899 the imports from the
United States amounted in value to $780,
739, and for the first eight months of last
year to 81. $40, III.
The total value of merchandise, gold and
silver imported into the islands from
January through August of 1900-the period
of time to which the statement relates
was SIG, 6S4. and the exports were val
ued at ST sos, ODD, showing balance of
trade In favor of the archipelago. These
figures, as compared with the same periods
of 1899, show an increase of "a per cent
in imports and % per cent in exports. The
exports to the United States show a de-
crease, 81, 1,954 ,531 worth being sent to this
country in 1900, as against S2,547, 739 worth
in 1899
Evening star., 1901-03-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT
OF OF columbia Washington, March 1s, 19o1-Notice
Is hereby given that in conformity to law the
pamphlet containing list Of taxes in arrears on
real property in the District of Columbia on the
lst day Of July, 1900, has been printed, copy
thereof will be delivered to taxpayer applying
therefor, and If the tax due, together with the
shall not be paid prior to the day named for sale
namely, the 9th day of April, 1901 .the property
auction, at the office of the Collector Of Taxes Of
the District of Columbia, commencing on said 9th
%ns day the hos on 10
the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoons, Sun
days and legal holidays excepted, until all such
missioners of the District of Columbia. WILLIAM
TlNDALL, Secretary. mh1s, q .2o ,2s, ,api&4-6t
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, DISTRICT OF
hereby given that in accordance with the acts Of
Congress approved June %, 1878; June TO- 1879;
June 2, 1900. water mains have been laid in the
following named streets and roads, and that
land abuttng upon pom the the respective We streets and
roads, follows: Against the following lots and
and Emporia streets. South BrookIand: Plat IL,
county Of Washington, District of Columbia, block
block 2. sublot II, Catbarine S. Burgess owner.
S4l.2o; block 2 sublot 10, Catharine s Burgess
S1e block 10 as
}s Lena w. ketshum @ owner a25o AGAINST the
spns and High asH Streets Plat @
Grisweds . addition to Anseosta county Of Wash
hs2 nsSS @nss 6 subos R a0 ss ss
WsS Wsa :sSiss s"Sst dsaT;s Hsas $
snb,ot suDot ~ George Goomss
s32. H. sublot 16S, Jennie NJ. Waller owner $50 ii;
sop'9t 9se Henry GTIsTsd 9wne, ~
100, julius W. Tolson, B. Bryan, N. r. Hariush
Thoras r. l. CLARK Johnson s R A Estep
estant Episcopal Church, Anacostia parish, owners
Maria +: % Golden .sTnsr A ssi:s ,s suSist iss. Ann
ss soS. Reniy s psmns sWns
s2s. ls. part Of sublot l49, Chichester beginning
from the southeast Of said lot, thence with
a line running parallel with, the southwesteriy
with the first line mentioned to Maple ave. thence
ground James HALEY owner. sos, part pert Of Of
sublot 211. Chichester, beginning at point where
ayenue thence along and with the said line aps Of
the said Maple avenue 60 feet to southeasterly
thence in line parallel with Maple avenue 60
feet to northwesterly line Of said lot thence with
owner. $75; part Of subot l48, Chichester. begin.
ming on Maple avenue @ at Intersection of south line
first line 1888 feet to Maple avenue. southeriy
s6 Cochran owner. $50; s1blot 14s, sasah B. Girls:
owner, s32.i1 part Of sublot iis Chichester. benS
tn the @ 100 feet front BY the entire Width Of said
Maple avenue and running back 100 feet on both
lines lin 3, Of said said lot Herman L 0sterman owner.
So: H. sublot 144, Annie Skinner owner, Ss2. ii:
subiot 143. Annie Skinner owner. $a2 II; nblot
ME skinner owner, $50 II; s1biot i4o. EyyaIyn
nOushsy ewnsr .s ssa 4; s1sact lss; E,siyn Dough
$50: IL; sublot 1877. Eunice Rider owner, Ss2. II:
sublot ise Henry A. GEiswold owner. 1912 suh.
order Of the Commissioners Of the District Of Co
lumbia: b. 81. DARNEuLE. Assessor D. o.
Evening star., 1901-03-21

The Turkish minister has received a
telegram from the governor general of
Salonika stating that Bulgarian brigands,
after having murdered four Mussulman IN
hGbitants Of the Mfhakeukih mountain,
burned their bodies. The criminals were ar
rested and confessed. They were turned
over to the court Of justice by the authori-
ties.
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SEASHORE REAL ESTATE.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. 7

FOR SALE-OR RENT-CARISBROOKE INN, ONE
mile below ATLANTIC City; connected by trolley
elevator; buffet directly on the ocean and
speedway: Also 4d b hotels cottages. improved and
Ventnor. I. q. ADAMS G CO., Law buiidinr.
Atlantic City, N. ]. fe2s.28t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
KENSINGTON

This is the most attractive and progressive sub.
urb about Washington. SEE OUR SALE LIST,
- We offer for sale on easy terms fine dwelling,
with acreage; the only
Acreage for Sale in kensington.
SUBURBAN HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
MARTIN BROS, 1925 Pa. Ave.
mh21 St
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FRENCH LINE.

FRENCH LINE.
coMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANrIoUB
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs tFranee).
Sailing every Thursday at 10 am
From Pier No. l2. North River. foot Morton 81,
La Gascogne. Mar. SfLa Lorraine -. April Is
La Bretagne. April 4lLAquitainc. -. April q
La Champagne. April II La Gascogne. :. April q
General Agency. 82 Broadway. New York
G. w. MOSS. 1411 ST NV. fe1-312t-13
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-BARGAINS AT HoLMEAD MANOR,
New 6-room brick; bath; furnace; concreted Gel
lar; deep lot Only $500.
@S nftn wide vsr'ndas e side a EReE g9saE' s7 4s st
FOR SALE-BRiCK DWELLING; s ROOMS AND
bath rooms on floor; lot IS IT. by 50 FL TO ne ,v
pension office; good investment for home or
rental; cheap. GASCH BROS, 1907 st. NV.
mh196t
room and cellar house on Capitol Hill: half block
frcEl street and blocks from Capitol Price,
mh1S.ff D. d. THOMPSON, 1885 F.
FOR sALE-TO CLOSE AN EsTATE-H HANDSOME
3-story, cellar and attic dwelling south of st
4n % g lae s in peeef e m
s2S Geo. terms to suit; deferred purchase purchase money
mh16-s. .tu& ih-6t'-S 472 La. ave. NV.
FOR SALE-0NLY s4.35o. JUST WHAT YOU
@ ars locking in ,19 fGrA \ CORNER AND M w. N.t coz r
f. wide rear alley rear yard wide fno front and and
nsie,ff si eaff w. : N'NNiA '42' + ST.
FOR SALE-WAsHINGTON HEIGHTS; JUST
Sss eaS eece ghfs
decorated honest S1nstrnGtion Open for nspec
mh1G-tf
FOR SALE-NICE HOUSE FOR GENTEEII COL
orcd family; Groom brick on 18th st. NV; fine
locatlon only $500; terms to suit. Address
OWNER. Box 81. Star office mh12-tf
FOR SALE-THREE-SToRY BRICK HOUSE.
1921 ii ne; comfortable home for small family;
rooms. bath; Columbia electric pass door.
Owner left city. Price, $4,000; terms, u cash.
balance easy monthly payments.
fel6-tf LATIMER & NESBIT. 1921 G NV.
FOR SALE-1O7 5TH ST. NE; 3-STORY. BASE
meDt brick; rooms and bath; must be sold to
close an estate. Inquire premises.
mhS-26t WA. s. HOLTON, IO4 14th ST. NV
FOR sALE-HANDSOME THREE-STORY DE-
tached family residence terraced grounds:
ten living rooms, ample closets, bath room. tilei
freplaces, high ceilings. thirteen south windows,
basement laundry and furnace; all modern i'm
provements; lot 2215x125; stable for horses
and carriage. Price, $4,000; u cash, balance l,
2, and years Location 1923 5th st.
fe16f LATIMER & NESBTT. 1921 G ST. NV.
FOR SALE-BEST. LOCATION IN THE CITY FOR
an apartment house; opposite finest park; i5o
it. from 14th st. NV: lot 72Il44 #
mh9-2ft d. NJ OGDEN, Ex., 1896 st. NV.
FOR SALE
No 1852 Corcoran st. NV; eight and
BATH; hot water heat new plumbing; porcelain
tub; frstciass condition; lot 1S12xSIH to 15foot
alley. Price, $1,000
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
feer Real Estate Department.
FOR sALE-1ss5 CONNECTICUT AVENUE: THIRD
house south of Dupont circle east side. Apply to
b. E. PAINE, 106 Corcoran bldg. l74l Column
bia road. fe6-tf
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American Lime
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW OUTHAMPTON-LONDON
CALLING WESTBOUND AT CHERBOURG
Eaderland Mar. 27, 10 am st Paul. May g. 10 am
st Louis. Apr. 3, 10 am st Louis May 15 10 am
New York. Apr. 10, 10 am New York May -, 10 am
Naderland. Apr. II, 10 am st Paul. May o. 10 am
st Louis. Apr. "a, 10 am st Louis. June s. 10 am
New York May l, 10 New York June y, 10 am
Red Star Line
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Noordland Mar. q noon Westernld Apr IT, noon
Friesland. Apr. 3, noon Kensington. Apr "a noon
Southwark. Apr. 10, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers 14&15. N r. Office 73 Broadway. New York
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ST. NV,
ja24 Or G. ". Moss, 1411 G st. NV.
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FOR SALE-FINE LARGE BRICK RESIDENCE
on best street near electric station in Alexan
drta Va; all mod imps-; worthy investigation
mh2D6t GEO Il. HILL 615 14th ST. nw
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FOR SALE-WASHlNGTON HEIGHTS-MODERN
home; 1879 Phelps place; 9 and bath:
furnace heat; open for inspection from to 6
pm Price, $500; terms 10 suit. WEAVER
BtuS-. 1916 + St mhl9- tn thNs 3w
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SPRING RESORTS.
ATLANTIC csTN n. ;.
THE GARENur
Hotel Raleigh,
THE DUNLOP.

Directly on the ocean front and adjoining the
famed Boardwalk; reproof; built entirely of brick
and iron capacity, 400 The hotel is one of the
most luSuriously furnished and most modern of
sort houses. Elevator; steam heat; sun payilions
on Boardwa IL. Spring rates reduced booklet
upon request. ROBT. L. DUNLOP,
formerly mand rer of Hotel Imperial and Victoria,
New York, mh1S-2it 10
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HOTEL STRATFORD.

Directl- on the ocean front and connected with
the Boardwalk. American and European plans. The
very center of all attractions Full ocean view
from all rooms Elevator; steam heat; parlor,
overlooking the promenade. Special rates for
spring. Excellent cafe attached. Booklet mailed.
inh1S-26t,9 W. ii. STEIiLE & son.
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HOIMHURST.
Pennsylvania ave- Beach.
The most fashionable section
Thoroughly modern hotel with every comfort for
Spring guests. Elevator, steam heat. sun parlor
&c. Spring terms. Booklet. HENRY DARNELL.
mh1 -26t-6
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For SALE-THE CHEAPEST AND MOST DESiR-
able groom brick house I'm the northwest. Price
only 50, I5o; $3.50 cash, balance. s.. 600. 5cf 2
years Apply EARLY & LAMI'ToN, 6Io I4th ST.
Evening star., 1901-03-21

FOR SAIE-OR EXCHANGED HANDSOME
b"uSe on New Hampshire NV. near y ST. !,
y feet front. for smaller house; balance can re-
main on large house Apply EARLY & LAMP
1oN. Slo 18th 81. n W. mhl9-1t
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Hotel TraymOre,

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j..
Every modern luxury. Dining Room inclosed
In glass Over fifty private baths attached to
suites with salt and fresh water. Baggage checked
from hotel to all parts Of the country.
ID. S. WHITE, Jr.,
fe2- 52t-10 Owner and Proprietor
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THE PIERREPONT
Ocean End New Jersey ave. Opens April 1.
Full ocean view: rooms suite aud with bath
elevator to street level Special spring rates.
mh15-1St-5 j. L. BECHTEL.
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FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BUFF BRICK
and stone house On kenesaw ave. 14th st.
fronting south; heated by steam: 3 rooms deep
cost $1,000; sell SI.1o0: only S1,1O0 cash. bal
snce Sc Apply EARLY & IAMPToN, 615 l4tt
ri. uhi3LTt
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WASHINGTON. y. C. POST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should BE- read daily. changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports 81
saiiing daily and the schedule Of closings Is az
ranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit Fsr the week ending March ~.
1901, the last connecting closes will be made from
Evening star., 1901-03-21

BEACH FRONT AND MARYLAND AVE
Greatly enlarged and improved. perfect mod
ern hotel. Steam heat, elevator private baths
and every convenience Of a frst-class hotel Op-
posite the famous steel pier. Moderate weekly
spring rates. Write for illustrated booklet and
terms. ALFRED WYMAN
mh6- 10 .
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The Albenarle.

This elegant. modern hotel new throughout, Is
Offering superior Accommodations, including ele-
Sator 70 street, large, sunny rooms, many with
ana every possible convenience For special spring
ture; Capacity, 400 Orchestra Booklet on request.
fe25- -52t- 10 n, ]. p, COPE.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN AT EVANSVILLE
Md. seven room house, in frst-class condition
p square of electric cars and Il. and o. railway
good stable and other outbuildinss; situation the
most desirable of town.
WELLS 4 WELLS, Fendal bldg. 344 D st. W.
mh2t-3tH-6
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HOTEL, EPOOUOIS.

OCEAN END SOUTH CAROLINA AVE.
One OF the beso OF the new hotels. Capacity,
$50; and modern in every particular Thoroughly
edu1pped +h Win elevator steam heat sun parlor.
Ice; Ice. Be Booklet and spring terms matted.
fe20-7St-1O SHAW